Star. — London, England, 1823-12-30 00:00:00

411141( P .. . . - . The toy Department ilatiotonantotibi the following via, Dawn ,Aasess. M.O. to be appalleed & nom; a rn eigs, Boa. to be appointed Asdetosigoegeon to the jaw Down. N. D. to he' ilotgooit, iitteDanut " ai " a be dahlia-Smear to the 115th (now raising) 11121 infamy. i s t a (Cennteibt Rangers) 16 10 11860 of Widest now sta. .217 4 c w i e bar, will. it is understand, es the ordeal of th e Trz.fi n eet at that natio°, be ordered to march to Naas, to ro- Taw v e j ust (H g asiogdousithe) Regiment of Foot, which is no row a :opiate the 77th /teeniest. in Dublin. ST. JAMES'S PALACE. The l o ng talked of arrangements are completely Pictorial representations of battles by land and 114 soot° occ upy the three principal apartments in St., jogo s t place. Thus, .there will be three grand Gal to be named after Geonos the Second . ; GEORCIR Thi r d; and Gsoacus the Fourth. b. • car • - • man begins with those master-pieces of Da Lout:mm. l The The Fail elate," and " TA/ Taking of Voterickastuz." if it /4 13 :, -- t, to pin'at Ma Battle of Trafalgar," sod Join dasseatt 1 riowi , An a return& .. wroit „„, m a t et who have Mating ishert themselves diem be marftwara to be painted, and conspicuously placed. tit k s arc begun, and they will form a new and' feature iu the annals olthe present SOVLREIG N o f Great Britain. • )J4SQUFRADE AT THEAu G FLL BOOMS, pis long-atinnunced Entertainment topk place lair t i g h t; and, notwithstanding the absence from' ioln of . T wo{ the FASLionable World, the occurrence a Moos private par ties, and the great attractions of the Noe, - the Masquerade was ntimeroitsly attended. About nine o'clock the door's were thrown open, and - I:oru that hour until past midnight, the art iv al of the iisual mntley characters was incessant The moms were tandsomrly decorated with military flags, and superbly heed. &reml bands of, music were in attendance; french harpers, Irish h".gpipers, and other performers, plra dcd the apartments, and contributed very materi ally teenliven the scene. Tfierefieshmen4 were of the C,,Yr quality, and liberally supplied 7 the . .Xuppex was 4Oml, and the wines- aurnished by .Mr.. CMIAILLES Witco?, of the Orera Colonnade) veer* excellent ; in ion, all that depended epois the in:wagers of the Fete was done in the best style. . Awuugst the characters were the usual proportions rf (bakers, Jews, Moiiks, Magicians, Huisars, Greets, Indians, Watchmen, and Sailors, gentle Shepr--, Leeds and heydening Shepherdesses, Spanish Patriots and pi/1,146, cell dressed Dandies andundt essed Dan. dinettes, Peasants (niale . and female) of every country; a capital group of Highlanders cora e:tly clad in the beau. final and picturesque costume of the Land of Cakes ; nn ucellent Werclinian, several Yorkshiremen, a rat tlng. joctm l, itty. and ecc era, i It ishman. with ano less admirable Irishwoman, who sported " black and blue. eyes. Amongst the Theatrical characters were a meek arid inubtrusive Richard, a stupid Jobson, a boisterous antlicrotious i Sinrior Pure, a lively Billy lY.aters, * it t ita i'antaleou, -st sta n a tely Clow, and a. clumsy • . . . In addition.to these,.there was.oneAvry at twit personage,. enet that ores a young child of *bout *rim at age, adorned with wings,.teho'cleaced . rite elcettli 'but - more applause was given to the mover of iltekaatoccini, than to the supinirter of any char4ter • Sias Argyll ltooaii.- • lbetadies formed-a very inconsiderable minority;' Atari* nerertl n snipe very excellent • dancing. ThelAitililaed.party per formed several Scotilt Reels itah,Wprert 'and accuracy ; but the Qnadrille 'was 'the tavintite dance of the night. The principal company rePaina to the supper rooms at about half-past one etiselkwhence they returned to the ball rooms-in about asissr,resumed the merry dance, and kept it up to a *Asir this morning. ';llAPirr Ccou of Scotland have voted two litindred pima towards the erection of a Monument to the nap !mar their late President, the Earl of lioPerou.n. .I'nx Cowar.-..-The appearance considered to ben Catiet newly discovered, and - mentioned in the STAR lititirday; will be found - in tit five in' the morn- WOW Co the constellation-Ai-go, and ii probably the riaw;Cnnet foretold by • r 1 receipts of Customs. fur Xhipors of Leith,:foithe hose twelve months, exceed the amosiot of tAe :same knack of Revenuefor the'. year preceding;bj:44;oo,- W ' tiaitekft'hieetiris of the Directors of - Royal.. Ontiftoiiirlioters eo fife National &Oita; hettat r.difibive' •the Instalitok tgy ed tported, that #se *Olt vroktd* air el l lot Med 'ad %gifetitla Of 07,000; beta .na, ili filititsitilliteAtirthi'd the estintated expense; - upon ' 401:fitig resolutions Or the 'speciafene blesting•Of the llth of April last, the Association ilfo determined to commence the wink. .• • • Thirtday • nig ht f as a party of lads, fantasticalli ha. Licaliseie . pet °Titling the;stell known pageant Of . 0014 tlter arthtusits," +ht. at sling, near . Southampton, .sori *et interrupted in • ihe midst . of their eloquent aiktiptidn of the foltiotet.George and his fair Saba, ree . drunken fellows; 4 whti behaved indecorously to fitilseritative of that 'Lady. This aroused the choler • aeorge, Who driest 'his wooden sword, and b y a ri nt*rterou s application of it ro the heads and bodies einieaffend • • ers ) amply avenged the insult offereito the of his love. . I . IIIII Ao Pozcs....;;The Athenian Oracle derives _ __O/A! of Christmas money from this:—" The .rm, tin Flints bad masses for almo s t everything.; if a '"'P "at to thelndies, a Priest had a box in her, under Prolectibn of some Saint, and for masses, as their atsiras to be said to that Saint, etc. the poor people iriistpot something into the Priest's box, which was not 'Pi the ship's return. The mass at that time , i _7"D Oiled' Ch r i st - m as s; t h e b ox ca ll e d Christ-mass :ll gathered against .that time, that masses Delude by the Priests to the Saints to forgive the the debaucheries of that time; and from this, i i , l42 ** bad the liberty to get box-money, that they be enabled to pay the Priest for his masses, . r . *lot the truth of the proverb—le No penny, no ! . 4 AND TORICIII4I. Ili Spain presents of eats . are comasbn'trinong friends at Christmas; 1 7 1 „ .. litients. send to their 'medical attendants the ma ailmcnoledgment of a turkey; so that doctors 4 * , Ir 4 Practice open a kind of public market for the, of their poultry. These turkeys are driven in lieks ;Y gYpseyi, who patiently walk in there:dr of We' . Ekrim e We Phalanxes, from several parts of Old iand chiiffy ft orSalamanca. The march which "9 1 ,at lone less than four hundred miles,' anti Ott one-half of the year. The turkeys, sshith frorn the farmer's mere chickens, acquire _row* . like.oor lash ibnables, erarielting and Tekscorc lig 1824. ' • • LIBEIL4LI . IT OF SIR fflLLlstif C#RTIS. • —Nab— TO TIM ADITOR OF to 117•11:- - • s, Slit —. l think it tight`that trru s a t ic ibinaldbe mii acquainted with .the handsome donation of Sir Wth UAW CURTIS (now here on his way to Naples) toward, relieving the wants of the Spanish Constitutionalists who were obliged to take refuge in this gar:isms. The Depumcion who waited upon Sir Wyd.tass, were not only received in the most handsome and gen tlemanly matcher, but were surprised by receiving an order upon his banking-house for one thousand pounds,, which will completely relieve the wants of those who otherwise must have sunk under their misfortunes. Three thousand and odd dollars were all that could be raised by subscription, and that sum Was found in-' adequate to the relief of the star ring hundreds, -who hire absolutely without money, meat, 'or clothes. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your very obedient and faithful Servant, WILLIAM B. ItANGRATON. • also offered a passage to any ,Membei or iho Coites • ;lined ,Naples, - It feel Inc Mi!N~I .. ~`~ • :„t : • - ArArilv 41:51.144Fr5, •• • _The 41,41 coe_ohillailighw to Jaime Houmta, Bncileriwy sh, Oillkallßiiiirst Mike, - Isle"of 11 1, with a variable 'cargo; frbut Olahi l eti. Tills slap has bad a OW tilnarbably quick passage, being rely sliety-four days in all from Vila , and sailed from Sr. He lima on Ihe Vida l'hvember. flbitift.it - the latter_plac'e the ship Dfaeral Pak*, °apt.. Faunas Taiwan; from Madras, all well, liantefdllajl front that plate the beginning of August, and was t° Pawn/ ilminegliatell far England, so that her arrival may be shortly • .The following passengers were on {bard the General Nair; vls.—Colonel Stewart, Major Hincly and family, Captain &amain, Mrs. Dote, Miss. Mann ; 'Captain Blewett, 414 regt. and family; Major Beckett, Captain Gunner, Lieutenant Doak's.: Lieutenant Puget, Lieutenant Dyer, Ensign Tharsboy, and Lieu tenants Dacre. and Matson, lt. N.—The George sails immediately for Rotterfant., We are- happy lobelng able to announce, that accounts Attlee reached the s t(ilatiralty -of the afetynetliellitit.reolut ; but it with regiet weidd, that the AttAla 14411tponed tit bo hist. • the Vine, Bowitaik from W o rthing r•Sitields, ptit tam Flush.- Mg on the 16th inst. with loss of anchor and call •:. • •• • : , YALstoueu, Daer2B.— Wind %V. S. W.— No a rely al; or saillnr. • Poersmouru, Dee. 29. —.-W4 1 S:W.—Arrivcd' the Henry Ad dington, from the drediterrantan—underquaratitine. It blew very beery this mornldgc about three o'clock s acconipanied with thunder and liglithing. •We have bad equals all day, from 5,W. which con- Bane. The outward-boonkrentain aU well. DEAL, Mc. 49.'-- Wind' W.S. W. Attired ineliMains, the y Isabella, lota v; frOm Quebec. The ortwird•bouad einhaita he.' fore, all wall. • Csawas,• Dn.-Ms—Wind S.W.—S.:fled the Aurora, Ilot.irrs, having been supplied whit an anchor and cable. • 'ti.frtACo7.lDE, Dec. 48.—The masts, sail', and rinin of a schnonei have been washed on shore aboin ten miles to the Hatt of dial port. A top.gallantssail is marked" Fisher and Sons, saiintakers, Bristol. M " , ttroan, 27.--s Put In here, the Atlantic, Leeram, from • Boston in twenty-one days, for'LondOn, all well : also, the Clarence, Hotuts, front Sierra Lenott—sailed 16th Septem ber , leaky, and short of provisions. The late Captain, Watt's, died nn the 16th of August. ' • - 1 / 4 . lATOtrapio DOM 211.-.4114 1 red the Mat*. front Africa; Richard. Hannan, from Denwrkra k Telegraph, Blear, front New Orleans; Elisabeth Wilson, Rica; and William Price, Hautarres - , from Savannah • Woon KKKKK from Gharleeton; and Cif cassian, Gattaktes from MiraollobL Rampart, Dec. 29.—Arrived• the rierbioe, WAYTH, from Lon don for Pernambuco; and Commercial, Platt, C° 1 • 1 642,9 for Tene rife. The . Eclipse Mail packet, from Ostend, arrived here this day. CUSTOM-HOUSE, DP.CEM BER 29. flirts Waive= familia:is—The Hope, John, Currie, and William, freattliallthergh; Vittorla,.from Fetersburgla; Rose, Active, Jo hann* and Union, from twilit ; Undine, from St. tate's ; Brothers, and Mew Comet, from Lis/ten; Crocodilr,.from Carthavaa; Mar tha,, front the South Seas; Robert, ' from Ostend ; .Qnehec packet, from Quebec; Joseph, from i 13ourditur ; Venn% front Oporio ; ' and Amity, frets Waterford. Cattalaw Oorwaensr—The Catherine, for Gibraltar; Columbus, and Amason., for Jamaica; and Vrovi Elizabeth, for Antwerp. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. • The •Augusta, 'Getidings, from Bauivia;:and the George, Bryant. from Baiafia, have arrived at Cowes;—the former. sailed on the 14th, and the hitter op the 25th Septemtler. • • ARICTIAL3 AT Bar_avra....The Pallitaxcatlall, from London; tint Concordia, from biotterdaotl and the ,frea packet, from Antwerp, A &ideate ar Siscaroac. fine Royal George' Moen ; the Gene ral Kyd,. Nairn. ; andthe Kent, .Clesit, from Bengal; the Fargt-' parson,. Cruickshank; th e Hereftiteliim i , Hope; the Waterloo, Abbot, froth Doran?: and the 'Malt Grant, Hay, front the Maarktus—all bound to !linnet. , e The Loglis Searle, from. Bornbg„ had passed Singapore :.and l thistellie CAMC; Irdatios, hteafilltt tl,e Itoads,and . was under whigh thutlst of August,. forChlne. . • The East India Company's ship, Farydasnon, left Bombay for' China on the 9th July touched at Pedalig, and ailed thence the 54. August ; and watfin the Straits of Singapore the 17th August: • The Warren Hastings and Vansittart proceeded from Anjeer on their voyage to China, all *ell; the former on the 25J, and the lat . titan the 27th of Alagoas ' .• . . . • • • -- wvs . , . , liErAlL t BREWERLE& • , • • • . . Considerable doubts being entertained as to the poi.' tive .constrictions. of the Act for...t.egulatiag Brewers, Mr. C. f. Palmer, the 'tklentber - for . Heading,. proposed the' qiiestiOntO nretary of the Treasury eta a lersoti hold in mite' license, as a victualling or:retail' brewei, and under such' license sell beer by rctikik in agy,satall quantities front' ‘ hispterni*s, without being licenselt as a publican by the !magistrates`?" Mr.'Herriesvelbrritf to the Board of gicise, and eaeltiled C . F. Palreerthe &toiling - Official answer frgat• Me. Carr, the Solicitor. to that. Honourable. Board:—gi A Unease,' bsewer, • who dis claims the allowance rnaclotctnapirnars brenceti, and pays I tliS al, a reta4Arevier,. nut . Sell beer in re tail to be consunfecr C:e'whefe than"oa'llfiii4rerniies, i.without inturrief tiny penalty." ' ' • • • Anithet‘ Gentleman, Mr.' JOnts, of .gatuatcrs !tin, ..-p t having.some,4,itibts_thfitlhleitiformation was correct, examined', of Isailliarnent, of thp'ttdGtio. • ... a w cap. Stlbjedt, but was übt Able. td discover ' that any'poittbi theiveinglveb to .licensed brewers to sell beer by retail, to be, consudaed elsewhere than on his prentise,Jor jpfact !lordji agpaarip that . Act that' brewers are atAill deadened, . The ititute,lhe §teitidtk : ut.Te.o. Its; ippoira to iiitShibil . thileilf ore the N 4 • N - -1 "- 7 - - - - . '"1:11rintIPLIIIM THIOMIL: • - • . . ' .4 Mr. KEAN last night resumed hit professional dues,. in the part of Work, his perfotmance of w hi c h . 1 s eminently 'autcessfel. His voic e retained its - vi throughout the Play; H e a p peare d to b e more. s it usually attentive to the business of the scene, searbit! gave ai . fine and spirited a delineation of the malignant feelings of - the Jew as we ever recollect to have wit; nessed, or as we can wejl imagine. Ile was aburidaritlY *landed in every scene. That with Tuba!, where he' It alternately -delighted by the' stateenent of Aktonip's misfortunes, and' plur.ged into . the Most excessive grief by the tinwelcorne 'history of his daughter's eitraita- Oune, was a masterpiece of acting. It possessed all it; : .: mipalling forte and'inten . sity of realletiiii4A: Illit p,d r ,- 11 rut seine semis Also a great Aim t.-blis. W. -- Witsr: sustained the'eatlitr ''cruet of Portia in - A * light and ,pl'easiwg manner. Jessica ntstepie4itted hy MO fbotier,.. ,very prettily. She a n d h er LOietr2o. • Mr. tbvld .. ,..df; fye' lAnudriatlitattiOn try tilde vocal exertiwalk ' 171elfloUsk eras eititeded i n ever y , Foot; .. • • " -.a....a....—; • i' ,115 i. ''' ic"` . - : ' .'""7"'" , 17 - ' , :ii•,....r1i 1 . . stigne,y I *INTER 43.57ZE41,..-I:Miliikiliii. 11 .. •••• i . ' ..: ,- , f.:.5., : • •-:-.....r- . ' . , ' rt•Jr, 0:: L 77. 4 / I , . •. • • ; ' -"' ' Wins it sttAttNt..: - -ygiii , , , ;-- -; •••• . . Thiiinft: Baldwin' Ojai Balaitria • o , Wat'airnisiied utst 4 • threeiti'dictMents for horse stealing. The' first. of whith charged him with - hailng stolen two mares, 'value 151.' the property ()flume person or• Persons unkuotets. ' Mr. BROWN stated the ease for the prnsecsition, adst said, - notwittritanding the mared wife laid in the - indict.. ment tik the property of - person.: unknown . , tley were, very sf•on of er the'commitroent, disOveied to be the property 0 Mr: Loma& Or Sitter.' - " John King being twain iaid,'l TiversVitli Mr. Lotifies . I recollect the 14th s arOitobei; . I'redi i ' brown aide that day, in the evettill, and ticitea it i into 4 .. trieidlitti ft. and went to seen about ttltie o'am:trifle following train*. ing e I enniti - not thin llnd'ity merit tbiti iltdik usiliAc brought 'hatiiii,tvii. lieffet t f ilin wiee pOlit i tivW ltiti: 'the tame , ithd t ihe'proisiiif 'oriCle. L 64 - JO in 'Neale iiil3tliairant silt Affaik• liiiing at 14,4' field,' on ibis : itith . ; of ecti+lSo, - itt 'ni r ght, ; the tortsOlN 4 caste to mO, l- turtietkite hrosin mare Into lily Ilteldniti t s and agreed tOteite for it ttiettett i ltioiniaki'lle said'the !bare wa: a tantrnii ttee; ilbr.ifie l lid 'brought:hint with two teoifrolnliaithiis without anitpint I suspected, , _ from his not corning at the appointe time,. she was stolen ; I . therefore turned ' thi - diare into - -Mt. Woo& Mans' stable's; mid the following day, Whed the pursuer came, gave him into custody. Mr. Woodman identified cue mare,. having known it from a Colt. The Lewrneti sludge summed up the evidence ,with his usual perspi cuity; and the Jury returned a verdict of Guilt.g 7 --Dead I. . . . HIGHWAY 11.002ERT. . *Zinn: Mari was indicted for having, on the 16th bfJone,.assaulted one Daniel Estick, et the Parish of Wokeford, on the King'i highway, and . taken from his person ten sovereigns, and .thew - monies. .. • Mr. MANULBSst*ed the cule - for the prosecution. The iprosecntir islan .old .man, lii trade: a hawker. and ipedlar, residing.in the parish 4 IfirpkefOrd, and bad We cpe *9thlf June' taken the priitmer isi*Asis employ As a ricreaixt,-cOnditionalle; to girt: him; 9s. per' week,. hoard, anii lodii4 Op Abe 16th : :of three -the prose- Cutor had been LoArokeford„. to: make a I)urc.nase-of a .flock of geese; bad sold 151 score .at home the Same: morning; :the prisoner saw him receive the money for them, which he put in his. pocket to , make the pur chase, he wentto Wokeford, and did not agree to give the sum required. for the seccrnd li.)eir, , and Ln return ing through Sandy-lane, leading from- Wokeford, the prisoner struck him a violent ' , law on:zhe,:bionsacb, which -knocked him down ; he then rill his pockets of ten sovereigns, three half sovereigns,-. and .sonpe sil .vcr, and made off. Si* months alter, .the prosecutor saw him in 'the custody of the jailer at Guildford, to whom be had.confeised that he had rehbed Lord Gramm hey, and the prosecutor (present)„,.:4 l - The J lino ic su rh med up, and the Jetr.,(pund!ti* psi ioner Guilty—DeSih. • : .. , . „i: '... ,:. ' ..,.. -, ' ' lirtinitElt as.'. - ' - • . ' Mr. Justice PA 'IC returned fronithuich to the Dot at balr-pait one, and' took his ne a t oc•the• Ilehcb..;•'-1 3 ' • ' The lest of th e nSnies of the Casing - Magreti ' then called offer, intntrithielag with his ttoyaTnigh the Deke of Yo RE. T hbs e tientleinen ' Who :..ttesse ' / to their names, Were invited, as usual; by theitrif4Y, rfine'slith him this evening 'at six iiclock.' • ' Ttae vTolt 0111( itliji Grand Jury Was then called Wier, - Ind 'the, litak ItiO4iShree who appeared, wet* sworn. ' StrT, Acitilli StieTtol4. rdretnkn. .' • • • nAot , i ri , :•' 'Al' mig: - - • SAL-ES OF PROPERTY. „. ' MESSRS. ROBINS. Leasehold.—No. 7, Cbatharn-place, Bridgelitreet, Blacliri t irtr o l 'comprising five chambers, principal apartment, attire of offio4,l two kitchens, and extensive arched cellariug, held under the Apts.. thecaries' Company for a n u n ex pi re d term of 46 à )cArs, at a groun t rent of £25 per annum, sold by direction oldie assignees aid rnort;', gapes of Sir G. Hat - nage, Bart. a bankrupt—produced KO Gs... 1411. HENRY WILSON. Leasehold—Nu.fit, on the north side of Holborn-bridge. co. t.iinirg eight rooms, double-fronted shop, and calming, held for tbi remaining term of 41 years, at a rental of £B2 per Annum, sold direction of the Trustees of Messrs. Adams and Butt, who ' stationers-I'l9o. ----- SOUTHAMPTON, Deo. 27.—From Havre de Grace we learn-that the merchants there entertain hopet.of great ' prisfit fromthe West Indies. The trade was brisk. Alargs West Indiaman, in the late gale, ran into the harbouk missed stays, end carried away the rigging of several ?ressels,lsinking the Duchess of Berry steam-packet. George Kenning, the bankrupt, who some rime sirrie absconded with large amount of property of hisses,' clients, wed for whom a reward of 500 guineas waS nffereel, has been apprehended in Ameri c a. KUireessiobate. Several Of the weavers have taken out work this last week, many, no dOubt, Com pelled from absolute want. The misery in the town is considerable, from theffatheribaving left their families, to seek.svork in distail . placei. Muabeet....—.Friday 'naming, an unfortunate female, of the name of Mary Nugent, -was found in a brothel he the neighbOuthbod of King -street. Sluidwell, speechleit; and almost . dead. Medical-aid was immediately pros cured, but sheespired. in thecourse of the ensuing night. Her• body was much bruised in various places. and there is little doubt but that her, death was occasioned b u l severe beafing. Diffeient reparts arb in circulation as to the circunistAnCesiilich led to this fatal termiaatione 'but shay seearunworthy of repetition. A Coroner's la. Attesthas already net tq inquire into the cause of hkr . death s ,, b~u4 It_was..mijourned till the boily had. - been, eg r amined by a surgeon. Saturday last, a man named Feake led his wick:into', iCltipping Oiler nielet; in Esser4ide haltetrsitrit' i there erpOied her for sate: "She tVittObte purchesectbil A young man, a blacksmith, of High Ongar, at the - price of 10s. Her person was by on aseans.unpleasiag, she appeared to be about 25 years of age. The collet!1 tor of the tolls actually demanded and received frbnithe. purchaser the Customary charge'of One penny, which always paid apathy* stock sold therein per bead. • I Thursday evening,' as . Miss Price; of Byefield-bnif46l logs, Coomb-Down, Bath, AMO returning home;. she ees-1 feted; by.tnistake, the gal* that opens , to the. well ussill py the inhabitants of• the building, and was instantly; precipitated to the bottom, a depth of wind's of SOL feet: attistinte-was Immediateiy at hind - tad she teat extricated :from her perilous situatious withOut.anstaiab . iag anyLserionsinjury.: fL . L. : ... :The meeting to promote.* subscription in aid of tbe j Eund establishing for:the nnfortunate 3paaish refuSeess;! tat Leicester,'Was,heici on WedOeiday, T. Page, Esq. the Chairs when several Resolutions, approving the ;object, were ea rried unanimously, ands was subscribed 'by the respectable individuals assembled. . ,ExTgArottraiMAltit Q,Aff Of FILIATION.—AIt ordinary case. has .recently occurred in the parish . off Geonnap. A . you girl . who Worked. 'of • the' tietweied ng to id ' Gwennap. •tgiuns girl who worked at one - of the - The - Statute,lhe 55trittiEn•lit.' edp. 113, appears ex. 0 K I St" Will . A7uFVUlarl• • - Mr. KNAPr pee; proceedfd tottexd the preitlitkratina ..• , •• •• .Y• , • • imines was di - ere Co be Pregharit; and being brought pressly to r6hibit'dikleilltig.of ilk 'or beer • •by retail, a . g . ainst Via, yrofaneiste, anti Intl:sera - 14y. ' •A ' '''' by tine everkettebeferit a file rate, i* order to- fihate. except - at Pli Iditilhe 85th tAio.lll. cap. 54, (after her espectednifipejeat totbeastonishment nfall-present, I referrint•to the S3tg atop 11.1.. cap. 113), enacts, ii 'Abet Mr.*Joetice-Heit.houti tint bail . perfectly' recovered late-indisposition, did nu t attend this 'day, but she swore that ; anothee.lpuntel, with 'whfiat.she.seas OP person.shalllpe liable to penalties for selling or cgs- frOm'bii his Lerdship - is expected to assist in' tryinielmiionsiltb. known to be in habits of close intimacy, was thefither. .pissingnf beer or Al* la Casks' containing not leis than lisOrrciw. • For the convenience 'the lAarocd ledge, As she persisted in this statement, the acetiatcl . non:4l- fee gallons,: or in battles; not - le'si than two disked re- seript was brOught beforehis Worship, vhiti'dia ti*esti. 'iiiieXcitsailt - bottles, not tribe drltih bh . the seller's isre. a tentlibiaty Court has been fitted tip • jolt rishOiimi s gation the followingfatts' slue 'elicited r••• The 'Mother. rinses." Thus it Sheuld . seem that inperscint can sell in usually appropriated for the deliberations ef theibrand •s of the offender, for reasons which •we have not learned, leaLquautjties than alvive;Ylthept a Magistt ate's license. Jury: Though small,. the apartment is -in ,111i1Intl contrived to•pess a -male iufant,'•of.whielyske was deli- 'Mr. 4onea then applied li6 Mr. Carr, the' &Akita . to: adapted for'the purpose intended: .. AbOtlit l l44Atioct g I .lllo4otAse vered, upon her acquaintance as a female. At an early the Riche, td learn *hither '‘ 2k licensed h i rewet who the brand Jury began to litin in' bills. age the child was sent to wont ai . a bill•girl at one of disclaims the alloVrauce made Co Cornrows brewers, e n d. ::of r ieterest tried to-dily, Wit the fellowingti-' l ' ''• ••tti - :4g, 'the mines; here tile disguised youth foimea an internally pays the full.dutf ai a.retail brewer • may legally sell IW . HIGHWAY ROILII4. ` .. 1 1` • . ' with the 'daughter of another miner; -they wetted" to , , ale.or heer.hy tbe pint or quart, to be consumed else- - fPeorge ! Mame, John ingiates, and William olkei gether, and occasionally , as friends, Slept. together . at ,whcie than sen hispremjies,.Without incurring any pc.... went indicted - for assaulting William ladc4i;•oeii , die house of the tatter; the consequenci has besaalready • nifty s; 'itnd if so, by What - Act of PArmu 401&- phat such a iciag . .a:Ligtor4y, at Betei‘orth, mi the ijith of 000.- 2. . • ..'J - • , stated. The lad has pet on garments suited to his sez,' power, is given to thenir . " • . her last, g r itting hint in (ear, and ,foreilily 4teilltit frost and; - tinder all the circumstances of the case; the over: ' Mr . ; tarerefereedAr. Jones Oche &irt of E i rei s e,"• his person a metal watch,. three . gold sorreigas e • and seers hale not thought 'proper to act with severltji tri• eberehe *might learn the nerusa'st "the general direr- about sit shdiings in silver, • . . •,.. ,i • - . •- wards him. • • • •, • • -, • " dams. which had been issued oisibt subject., • Mr. gate. ;_.....- mr, '' , Anat.'s, stated the:Fake:fat 'the inipecnopo, e ' The late Sr i Charles M. Ormsby having been seat Pea irameiliately.afpliell tote Eicisi Office, and was yes-? The jaets prOved by tbe.seveW writnesies called . for tbh country district during one of the tast . Tehellions in Ire- baled,,that a geneiiil eliiiitarleti'er orinstritetions prosecution i siere these k.-. The prosecute; wasai - lelsinit land, to investigate some matter there, he found it. ne- ha d sent to all )14 - Bliptifvlsor's' 'of Elate howl to int nsap, living at Reithirortis. On•the gib ((October; cessary to call in the assistance of one of the govern.: act ; that the party Wishing to commence, the busineis! he had occasion to go to. .Ryegate fur j n a fi al i ad v i ce '.'. ment police of the tinrit;• from. Mtat - he inquired' if he of a serail brewer, was, in the -first place,; tornake an for satire of his family. He owed wipe I'lo'4ollle -: . knew one Murphy, of•that idistriet? 4, l'ibooilliiselotte i entry of the premises whits*. ho bristij . ,:itad front landlord; who lived at the litter place , arid , tOillt 'swish • Reverence " answered cbc.ll4Mitaist......" Tab* him ups: whence be delivered the blr pi: ale; he was' tis'charge lijo;r1 about c.s. 6s. io money, composed of „three 50ir0i5......-''.' t h en , qu i et ly, a 24 v 4, 004 14 pr0me,..104,4ir r.,..9remeley. 6404 galloes, instead of' . 516 a barrel, and'disciaim reigns, 'and therest in.shillims ancl,,sispences., Alai* . - " and bring him over Co tae. "' Our police sprjeast went the' iillnikaitee . Of te(i ihintaks if:barrel' for filling and was held at lietchwroth on thc day... in„quipsipo t. * o c , OR the duty, and shortly returned to Hie"hittises whetoe akige ; and' this *Mitt the lioird of Excise required, finding Ms landlord a; home, he wisa.returnms, ..,,.• Sir Cirirlefi dined. Itavingsettrup 'weed that the hut and the tersiats srould-be *glowed to brew and sell. .by Setehwoi Of, about nine in the, evening. i . h e wanted was in the parlour s Sir Charles tame down* ret e fis pop utting.my . susoifierai with renseet to the :over some common fuddi, : afar •aco ,,.. ~. it and found the serjeant keepingi.guaral.outaiik r f lie doviirs. power of the Magistrates to summon and coitavi . ct Per- he gyt iato ;hp fieids;tibreigapnysipppi• . rahliA.: • .•'' . sont•aa selling L l ifiraetqld that the Solicitorte,OeTi-. they ' wadd hue 4/4...Pa0uty.. , . , pdm - ,5 134 1)51 . f '' who jnyfully remarked, in a whisper, ~ He's ikharei your liOnotir." Sir Charles' °Peered the door, loots le cue Ad laid a else'bi Ilie'AttOrrief ancl - Selicltbr- , •itay.iiply, they.threier ltiasqlqiert, , _,• ..,.' air and 'sov niiWardrOti *dbikaSilbWisittilig halii ' l 3 .olteffitortrtet i -oPtiddni i -ilfat, in their ansiver, the*, 'and "WA ktis bat o , -w,Aisf i rtS.,, Pt .-tr I . , i lk ~..,x, dvr i tont, In Trine coats. He imOiediately whitest* to 1 •' . Liwi`iofiliers , hadvarthilly abstained from giving pideralaly.essffiejspeke i r • s t beijai , •. r• and „ erm i ne to t h e . ser i eee e,. L A.& bins ; mi. weals . any opinion upon the poweresif.o*Magistrates, which squeezing kisn.seidt el, f ee, • .... . ::, -. • . Ar 4, s •; Murphy r who. gthygisp:realicti , " SlloY . ,?P. , . I , ; 41tilicr-REV..4"4 1 . ins/A, ~ j!kiiiier l io lea ill rig *ll .blesill. . Hiring . oitir • , : , 4 ._ •• tu_ • •• , , s. le •wlicr diO4 l :ew a 'mad tor . air to act. Oiled -iioclhels Of. ii i • 414 1 •, • '' 9• I 'YA. 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