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". +., 1 1161 1 1 1 M NOY effor!er larder systiesg• 'fir ills oppress! deketter 114risEi ' Ott yet aistent team et reveler soo , elegy, sad peso. with itoosideroi scene. sty. ;swell? lient."4 Misery is Omen. gl distinct. In tlis resolution to icklis , hick is restinestly advents:eh Woos her lover ; and firliz. sod am" sucresiirs tritir spiesUse. tier mufti bY tbo Nits. WI ea 'thd is e li sle faidtji .losen/y ardent.= bdt Wean- . forgitit. op ~Ens,4 !jiins her hand it rsie titre aegis r at her feet, its.. declared that swore newer admirable, and wish pleasure. effective thrower. by frequent and seldom witnessed successful • practiteil in the think she 1st!l strength of the it to say that Jai* was ex. ' Mr. HAIL- as usual, in ipprar lo advaii ,tirrou was the 'iulaate fi e r his conceal , bed-chamber: presence of Vio lins') of all hit The play WWI 01/811111301111 rod re- Irrowa.-- 29. , and sebige had the Do. They Writ the abovik ; to find they Tierney, Bart. ioblemen, ho. at the York his iutroduc- promenades on the en- severe as the _s been on horse- Nisjesty'd health is the first hour of most happy to testifies. visit of general /Oyu!_ mandate is *parlamenti, finished *or --- , diet condition for Sophia, it is raid, prtseuce, es soon Their reception. •t at tie Palace E. Nagle, Sir came in on constitute the Lord A. Hill, lieu. Doyle, the , Sir .1. Gifford, Medi/colt, Fur. Wortley, M.P. Whiirliell ; Lord Irreue for Si. z. humid+, *ill Slough ; anti nd Stuiors, on lock, if hula- iCIIAN•N, of Ives as midi lorry of Dom of the Lord tub wit cell.- week, and the was, that the for whom the once lllrmicoleil literally per , the part or however, most and toasting megyrised Mr. admire . transferred the OVef 110,e• ?ed the whole M. GLAD who handed !incised from the quiet pos , Club, who, urns bestowed iplueency, seems to to return an . oppliturfrrs. uritimoned for I Ilt •-•., - -s- - 4 ,! - - • •,° ' * '' ' ' . - .' " -* ''''• - '' '''' ''' fir. , l'"'"-• • :, . -iolts... ..• t"' ' .-A -; . • •0• , . ' 1 .Iw. ' . , ..- • • 44. " . /.. ~ . .‘ • it * ' • . "41 . T . . :- ‘,. .: 1 f ~ " ~ .0 t ir s._t_i.4...__ , — •- - _ . . • . , • • opsommoiro. swim 4 f • ... • . A .. . -...0.114--• ,'• . . : - 4. T .1 t ' yam : a '••• 4 I e 111k4 4-- - •ti ISO swivel gif Moo, =se" k m , Ths Mader it this Santini ..•& .... .. • • . , - 4* • -e-" "*"- AplP;'" • """••• - "r.E.17 4tshoos.' •. , • der Stlealeveleftikerbr VI N..._ _. . .. I • ••.'J 0. .... ," •I t IS • 146141 i. 'l4 *lt t ;:***l4ll . lit mi vs . • ii 3 O „, o ff ‘ - ' TN* 441/Wit i t 1 . irEst h . caitiff (11 - S7strasqufige ; . het eits - • . .. ____.............71ir 7 . law, ; her (wises- phraiig * theugh wet 1 i, agpsostoro griSi iv /0110 1 ar 6 0 htessegly marked ; bet saki is hill, eleall ilbei l' A ilftru r i r. ' ' ! - ....i ~„,.,,' 4 1 ., •• evict, and she appears to paper ityith 1 ir.,t- sr .. --"-.. " - ! • ,-) .*" • bit idtill. Hit actiod; altar the and 'e . _ __ ~. • . • . et_ . - id deiliselfetwees' perfectly easy and narestrai t tad 4 ,gegyeal "• A till I ril b li e ll •gakg,iii k `'.f l i ire ttrtliliMilaill and always exprmaive. Her delivery i fiehisie et(li, 4. 0 e d 1 8 is " i T • - • • ... a, ' . .poosegeted ide ° 'l,' will passages a p i ssaves id her e s i rt preima ieela .e tiess a elme het sod wita d ia is i t i i o ni n 4bia Mia tdismas ibe e d " aftipaahr ; " 4"lliiiiesd loal i e .. i i k N ail i ar . .the .. secret of her ("fiend which is ~ .„ ai ... isiTit dew . i i , m u m . 1 in e vollv_ nig her in anplemottot advent' L_! haled '. l ! " ir mf 4 " i • b,.; 1 et the risk of for ever losing her I •Yeeight; it falls slihadVidi - " 16.11114.4" t is tbe ill o s im . i these wherein she diantimes 'Des Felix. . , • Ile Ike Wawa is artir" Ais reac i.., men 1, his absence, other elle% sticem e rek she wee dignified inill impress Asko brimmed' • Wasat6lo/ 14 " 1 " 11 0 --- ,,,..., i an sash at finding ber rep,sittjui„aggigh die S• • , o ' *sob Of* MO " 118 4 •'! std ' t njuripas . *cessations of the MIN .RV , I ..i. — ...e iv ,_ .... ,,, k . 400;1 _ 04 4..ii : A A. :.1 . .1 . been maater of her alfectioese, a nd. f , ~.. •it is 107 71 . I." 81 " 6 ' of his swpgwitedfistowliood. she stilt `fill dp, I ''' ' nuns( rah 'lir Al ib t was finely and , feeliitgly, expressed., gg_ • t .'' is stand' th 4 kite '. dm P a ; bad ai 'that of Vetoers should be. mini& v er asisosie . The erissasisi/i s sod impassioned, yet not without • whits' basing bait„ diet 4.";1111`4.4. fa ea " ' Her quarvelt.with Fair were spirited, I en tost, lialrlaid rich, sad is dimply die /r a (!P• t r aod wom . , Assir t electindo what r whencoleittion: candid t id en; lonsoehishenes all rested. The petiole yri .. so ors silk. IRigh collar, which rouse at oi l s & c•ol .., aindfflidgisee. Bea dress. a boaset walla of 461 link:, parting, and her "Ha ! Aeoe./ gig yea th, s ow g i g as ps ; it sassISISOII4IO is *dew watt the Paws 8 or* she -Rods him on hos knees at he 'aig her forgiveneu, after having fir cream ili sags smuuktasely MO; it is Gaisbed with Sr. Se what ~..,,,,broo g ;mOO% which p Ina was err chem. were easily broke, and s ellfit .6.1 Mg e dged with pluck/ de mid ri the briai is to return to tier mere, were adyn very log, gems the wowed. &ad is a little .pouted is seemed to electrify the house wil l'. from; it slopes gradually 111• WIS at die sides, aid The performasue was spirited and effecti. soder *reline; it is hoed with white sane nlarya row or out, and was deservedly reworded by fr memaighwou is attached se o w e d ge of i i i , b r i o , sa g as. uninintotre applause. We have seldot , simeibuide• at . linie airia , m , him the g,,,, ; s ,„„,, a b i , u more promising, or so completely a ~ _ • . It atilieksawbauom of the creme, awl a bench of damask debit& The Lady is evidently practi wind IS yeseed isfrost: striags to correspond tie it under tker•lisi. *sine muff, black leather halt boots, - and Lime. proie • desira sick illoss. ITENIN• DIMS!. co bu oi ri pe ne n ss y. of the stage; quisi we to the sire should chi ble artiou Of Flora, it is sufficieot 1 it was played by Miss KELLY ; /01 • : ... erllently given by Mrs. Otiose. and A mad fifes, composed or white trasepareut pose, over r LIT was artotmairal and diverting, as . i a mho slip. The huti°l° of the the" is linisbed by f"- Lisrardo. Mr. RUsSILL did not apnea • moles« erpialt de cape ; this is sisrmonated by a fulness u age miie. i i i i tether, G'o lo n elboßre the sterling stainp ritom. . li t r. ELLISTO orrery, Maposed iu pu ff s of• novel anal pretty form, each Dom Felix of the night. His visit to Pi oesisibiturd with a by. at top; they are headed by two beeriest( Glutei Briton's narrative of b • '..- soakage orpiluk du cape. The corsage I. long he the waist, moot in, and conveyance , from, her bet p , Lila in feast; but • little full behind: it is cut moderately sold hie feigned intoxication in the prese :, low meadebs bast. The sleeve is perfectly _soul is form; ‘i t it is composed of a mixture agues aad pipit di cape. A used excellenCe in the character. TM . .hoist sans girdle, rather broader before ibis behold, sad I announced for repetition amidst ousnim I ' rasped is treat with a pearl hackle, finislass the dress. The peeled plaudits. lightly oa the forehead, aad usederately high . . ,--- , limid.diess, a pearl tiara, pieced rather 1107 , on the BUIGHTIIN, DEextratik 2, f 'add a pearl OfOßlnfill set very far bock dl the erect.-----•••••--- p.. " 4 it oftbellieutt Necklace aid ese.risiga, pet. White siesta giesig.and white klod Owes.. On Thursday the Mayor of Cork. quently, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, h .......___ - ... - The Dbehess of KENT spent Saturday evening DOVE of audiences with hie Majesty. the b of loyal addresses from the Duchess of CLAIIINICIL -,- .0':, misted poPuldni cities, but which Me I. Irii.iy inoriiiiig, at ten o'clock, the Princes,. , i z i t: the throne in the *Paid. winner, • Ashoesia left her residence at Frogmore, in heat - 'ces• of Lord Sidrhouttv. Sir 13. - ' •,....11,„ 4 cgrimpre and rotor, escorted with ooteidees.. .„ part., Lord Conytighohl* Si, M. Tie Her •Royal Highness proceeded to Kensington Lord Fulkeotonei dud eerie** Other •Nol _. Niece, where she arrived shoat twelve, on a visit . 4. notired she Nlayor of Cotk with visits. e • - : , SO lb! Duchess of KENT cud the Duke of SUSSEX. Hotel, eii"Thtirsiroy, prior, and ;titer h [ - , . • tiler Royal Highness, after remaining some time thou on the sevezeigw. - , ik . • with Illag.„Hoyal Duchess. proceeded to George. ' The King ha's Liken daily Sviomensde • •: . atoret, iilliMriver-atedare, 00 a visit to the PASSIM,' Pr ince grounds this vievit, set . - Seratke The PrusersellissetserTx - renumed with closed .„ .. • so , mine, sei 11111. 4 Rrowl"Seiter till a' IM RE frefierelowf o'clock, ' • : when he Royal filoonwils weir ea s t. jaalis i s p a. . b u s "t ck het in fi t i li s e pe rid r i ft n i gr i sch h e:ll. • His N e li i te:t' i 4 lace, ou a visit to the Duchess of tLARENCE. where sad . to bare been i d in l w ". l 7 g Ms arrival hi rer, so d ; F e l l, - we err WO !". • her. Royal Highness remained till hall past tive, l ' L s l. . when she left town on her return to Froginore. are a his hate oppesdinee mod simply ti his Majesty` alit a viii Mite - Service was yesterday performed at e tile' i n Poi dt " T o l i i , u - t r o mi l ' h i r e iso., e.tint i i - t h e •wi i i 1,. • . Kiog's Palace. Pall-tardy . by the Rev. Dr. STA now issued for the several . aparianetits, Eric Chasda. ' - inefisiabed.- to be put into immediate c Aiming the last arrival* at Bath area • use. • Lard Decies, Earl Paulen, Sir T. and Lady Shelley and. tinily, Lady Caallestewart, tor F. Baker, Sir P. depot, The Prineisst s Augusta and ' Sophi l will honour this niece with their preset S,r Joitsr‘aldwell, Sir Charles Wheeler, Hon. Mr. Talbot, • 0 * - sts Adage:al M Wallet uuktoo, Gen. Rye, let Butler, Col. Cdehraae, • Coleael Mader, Col on el M i lli ng , an d Li eutenant Colonel ;11711P.aie stud d e ieiii • due Stale, for their 1 Lady Bloomfield arrived • u'Nein. • the day preceding Lis Majesty. • Sir E, Th• , (!htistmas hall, on Wednesday evening, at W. Keppel, and Culttnel Thornton, 0 •, ,, lN'in•nor rowel-hall. was attended by most of the Sataidriy and on Seneday,'snd who co • • , tumefies of reek and fashion in the neighbourhood, whole of the royal suite at present. 'r , Thetknoce wits kept up till a late hour, with spirit. ARRIVALS.-Lord Howard (of Effingham ' ) • • Thelfto•dsor Theatre opened on IVedieesday last' Marqiiis uf. Winchester, Lord Prudhoe, tie' • for a Ivry short season, ender the coutitmed ma- Lord Mayor of Dublin, Sir James Bailey, S asgessent of Mr. Puttee'. Sir W. Domville, Hon. Mrs. Coeksyue Mi . • Dent, M.P. Hon. Mrs. Roche, Mr. Stuart 11 ' i A : The . ball and sipper at 'Fide Place, the seat Ray. Wilsuu Macklin, Dr. Lashio/toe, as. i' of Lard GAGS, in Sussex, postponed in conse- Deesatuaes.-Curd Car/Moon, for Wli ✓ goeuee *of the sodden' indisposition 'Of his Lord- itock?esee, fur Piccadilly; sod Major lr I iltie's...tmungest daughter, took place en Tuesday lull " "ne7. I• _....._--• s •, hi - st, - anif Were attended not only by the nobility and ' iii . ' n 6 MI SIAMIL-i-His MAJESTY'S stag•l 1 • gentry of the neighbourhood, but by the whole of r, i „ .? . 111 r' his Luoiship's tenetitty. and a considerable number j of resgyoct ale tradesmen belonging to Leivets-m .• : i all upwpds of 400 person.. The most princely vissoluitighweem displayed, owl the entertainment :140vog i i thi s .t the Dolphin, near S on Pridry at the Turnpike -gutty beyond the Sunbury-road, each day at ten u'clo SirJAWIS • COLQUHOOPI and Mr. Bin - •i• '7 paned OK with pure ass ustailtstl satisfaction to ell 1 1 vv*ettf. ' - Atdoeh, have severally offered iliettiselv - i • • dates to represent in Parliament the come r . , &herds!. se'linight the Eurl of PIINBIGH, with ballot), vacaot by the lamented death I I ' .1 ten 'ir , .lllefe, the Hon. H. %V. and the Hon. ;Register. le-, '. ,_ • sir/ail FIBLOING, pained through Shrewsbury The anniversary of the Canning Clu' ;' lair -te to Berwick House, It the 'mien.' bretid at Liverpool tan Thureday wee w . I , 11 Y tit 3 miter of inhabitants to have 6 h ewr i t h e i r only circumstance worthy of remark we rrebecel 0 . the Noble Brothers by taking • the' name of the flight Hon. Gentleman, f. 6 c: .., ° J herset fro it their curnage and thawing them ieskß Club wow itatiteterl, was only once C --, toe.: Ir ., ' time was prevented by t h e entrance of throughout the evening. Th is w; ,, I, ' It 4.1114.b1e pers ouoges at an unexpected hour and forming the play of Hamlet with I II "Y ift li ti !own mute. . Hamlet omitted. They were, hoe * • Avs ourcel corresp on d en t as k s, i s t h e increasing tumultuously enthusiastic in lauding a ✓ ard or • • ring precut, i f wrating of hats in the each oilier. Mr. IHOLLINgIitaG piing/ e , , Of. &C. as is nightly the case in moat of our miner LODGE, who iii hta turn was worm iii 1 .t• : "!tgailres, etc, 'to be attribut e d to imitate any coml. nun uf Mr. Viotti NSirEAD, who next It . "t"tml. fr": 1 0 000,: to amen the pertinacity of Jolia his etiloginin to Nlr. Ecches, who, it, tl w , ihtfi's ied epen d ener, or to be accounted for by the ing of Ina gratitude, ppitbeti and wave': to - . ... , :di.y of his head-covering since leaving off his compaity. The hall was next dung to f. ... •••:g p , STORK. who tossed it to Mr. Houma, 0 Is . . (./•• Tnrsdrt a meeting of the inhabitants of Ply. it to Mr. Acleas, slid front blip it I - latch' and vicinity wee held at the London Inn hand to hand, till it rested at last in th et i ii i ....se:AIY Raiini, *hen an Affiliess • to the KING session of it member of the Backbone 1 is 7 "la aft eYd to, depreestiog the late proceedings thought be swallowed all ti e vice:twine ..0 a -1111 hiallib.: Quego, scensotio g the conduct of hue upon him with the utmost complacenc . I . Itriatilies Ministers, and prayiog that he would have thought it beneath. b a s dignity it i '','rnigs - tirean from hie service. ADDISs ARCHER, atom of compliment to any of his Its , f; •' •ti• MU 'called' to the Chair, and Mr. Counsellor A meeting of this baud of worthies is SW .i k ... RD F re scoed this itesolutions. this'iliy (Monday), oil. special busintsv. olt• • O A, A . . -- c. .V e • .. - • .., .. , . . , . _a • ..-- • -....-E- , 1 ! **2 ‘ !iii , - - - . --- end —Cana eg 4 t. our—C Al , g I pole, fitting foreign service Drake, al Oliiti ttioietr Ctorbo‘. tia► r to ibe c tor ' Mks • I ano9, ivos Aet4koted to is lag - ton CA.te.• Th 0 ,0 6 4 ' 1001 1 • war* . • yok I too bot~; -O A i ttX may t ora driogton, erogioWed at and w kept , wheo tOSI Hart. rea . NaWcl Channel ships for vnch service; ..sr. W. BitL 'SR is appointed Purser other. The Lavinia is b e li eve d to be for foreign service. The Britannia, Medway. and Bellona were - Otidoeked hot week ; and the Berwick, NOON. and Seringayrtans docked. PALEMBANG.— A letter horn Brussels of the 96th ult. affirms, that . 4. ‘ so far from the second expedition against Palembang hiving failed, no attack on the place was in fact included in the plan al operations; the squadron which sailed in August last being only intended to blockade lite entrance of the river." The account recently pub lished in the papers refers to the expedition that took place in 1819, and was unsuccessful. AFRlCA.—Extract of • letter from Liverpool, dated the 27th ult.— " By the arrival of the Foney, Jones, from Africa, we haws. intelligence that for wine time there had been war between the Andosies and the Calabar people, and on the 40th of Sept. when she sailed, they were preparing an expedition at Calabar to destroy Tomohono town, which is situated at the entrance of that river. The natives dared not go to collect palm oil ; added to this, from eight to ten slave ships were • at Calabar, Cameroous, mid Heaney, and from these Mecum stances the vessels may be 'kluged at least three mouths longer than ou any former voyage." It has been stated in the Papers, that the sine cure place of Receiver-General of the Customs in Ireland. with • salary of 2,0001. a year, is about to be given .to a friend of Lurd CASTLEKBAGH. The following isa correct statement of the diSposal and future arrangement of that office. Colonel CLEMESTs (who to to do the duties of the office in person), is appointed to it on the retirement or superannurtion of Sir GSOROS SIMI, Bart. with the reduced salary of 1,0001. a-year. Ileretofore this situation has been a sinecure—but by a new arrangement this is no longer to be the case. 'file Lords of the Treasury have been pleased to issue their warrants for bonding wine, brim stone, cork, hemp undressed, iron in bars. kelp, mahogany. pitch, rosin, staves, tallow, tar, timber, taro turpentine, nil of turpentine, wood, zathe and corball, at the port of Shoreham. which will be a very great accommodation to the trade. At Sir CHABLIS Moitosn's Annual Cattle _Show, which took place at Tredekar, on the 10th December, SAMUEL 11011 FRAY, Esq. the mach rev pected possessor of Caworth•house, sent fourteen rpectmens of capital stock from his mountain farms. A sheep was exhibited by Mr. JOHN COLLINS, a truant of Sir CHARLES MORGAN, which weighed 2301h5. Of this exttnordinary animal Mr. Hon- FRAY bas sent a side lo the Mayor of Wiod•or, trt a portion might be prevented to his MAJESTY, im object of considerable curiosity. On the evening of Sunday the 17th ult. about eight o'clock. a large barn, belonging to Mr. Jo- SxPH of Maideuhead, its the county of Iterks, was wilfully and maliciously met fire to. Rewards of on* hundred pounds and fifty gnineas. and alma free pardon to any accomplice, are offered in Saturday night's Gaulle, on conviction of ilia olfcctler or offenders. 4' ~, _ coast. .'hen _ . observe so many sailors ataudink, it made a sudden tack, as if it intended to Cake another coarse ; when it carat peat the ship, one of the Gentleman shot at mad lilted it; the boat was sent and the poor bird brought on board, when,' on examining it, to the utter asto►►ishment of all present, was discovered between the feathers (chiefly on the neck) six French gold rings, of the 'obit grand stud ingenious omktuutiship. It isms. ported, that to prevent such contraband dealing; all the young hawks that can be met with in the ensuing summer are to be trained up along the coast. after the same manner as those trained in • many parts of Scotland, and that a falconer will be sent from thence to attend this duty; also mews will be erected at certain places, at regular dia. toners from each otter. for their reception during the nights, as this illicit traffic by the feathered tribe can be carried on by day-light only. We understand this is to he sidled the Flying Coast Blockade.—( Sunday Paper.) Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, before the Right Hon. Sir Robert Dallas, Knt. Lord Chief J uetice of his Majesty's Court of Com mon Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Hilary Term, MI. IN TERM. eIIDDLEetI. LONDON. Wednesday - Jam.l4 Thursday - Wednesday - 31 Thursday - Feb. 1 Wednesday - Feb. 7 Thursday . 8 AFTER TERI,. Tuesday - Feb. 13 Wednesday. - Feb. 14 As one of the short stages was passing through the Strand on Saturday evening, one of the horses fell opposite Exeter 'Change, and dislocated its thigh bone. The poor animal was with much difficulty driven in this state toward, Ludgate-hill, but was not able to proceed far before he fell, and was usable to reach his place of destination. A melancholy occurrence took place at Canis., brooke new sillage, Isle of Wight, on Tuesday last. It @ppms that two young gentlemen (*one of a Captain in the army) were amusing themselves with firing at a trap-door in the roof of a barn, nut being aware that any one was therein, when a ball front one of their guns entered the door, and coming in contact with a piece of quarter, it reboun d from the direction its which it was fired, and, shoe ing to relate, entered the head ut a man of tne name of Janes SIMMONDS, of Carisbrooke, who was its the barn at the time with another person. The poor fellow lingered until . Saturday morning, when he expired. On Thursday last an inquest was commenced at Calhoun, i• Oafordsbire, on view of the body of Richard Pasty, who, ou the Tuesday preceding, in a tight with a young ma. of the name of John Owen, received so severe a hitmon the sect, under tie isrt ear, as to render hint inveasible • in which slats he coutiuued a few boars and then expired. Th• impliest was adjourned yeti! Friday, when it recowialeoced, sad the Joey returned a verdict of Manstairglifer against the said Jahn Owen. Fusty sad Owe. were each about 21 years of age. Posey has left *ifs and child destitute of support. - •y - .o bsu 'his Matricalation--Pieihnis. • F I It E. • A sadden flew broke out in the eimbinoeof 'Mg.. Marelot, who oslelliso quarter of a OMB dig lorthe town of lineations, shoot elm o'clock in the mosmieg of Tees* , last. The greemillies adjoins the bed=chamber, its which-i serum meta slept on the nicht of the scrident. She was awakened by the crackling of the glimisivord•thiabing It a fall of hail she lay a short time, but moo discovered, by the light at her window, that the premises were on lire. Jibe immediately alarmed the family, and with greet coolitta.s went first down stairs, urn began clearing the foreillwe• from all the rooms contiguous to the fire Amide amerce in the mean time alarmed the neighbourhood, sad ran the town for assistance, and to procure Abe. engine. The_ damage is estimated at about 1501. • • . • NOCTURNAL DEP REDATORS. • Mr. J. Norton, of Sinkeeby, Norfolk, having strobe resso• to expect his bete would be visited by some nightly , depredators, from private iefornialion be had received, statiosed Frosdike, the Filby Constable mad three Other persons, in 1111 out-house to guard the premises. *tier watching for several nights, the long-expected visitenc made their appearance about one o'clock on Fiidiet morning last; they were provided with pick-lock keys ; with which they opened the bars doors, sad were three 111 . number. On entering they began to look about titer< being prepared with • dark lantern, and they soon art them sewn to work ..about filling- the sacks they bad hrusighr with them with corn. They were, however, much sur prised by the sudden appearance of the four personal employed to guard the premises, to whom they did - Mit surrender without making • desperate resistance. -o*. of the villains seized a pitchfork, with which he mini a thrust at use of the party, who instantly fired hit pistol! at him, which compelled him to desist, after being weedily., woend:d. la the confusion which naturetly ensued, oat' the robbers made his escape, and two were secured Thee, proved to be Joseph Tbaxter and Joseph Warnes, troth amf. tied men with families, residing at Burgh. They weft' taken to Rolleslartbe following day, where they underwent a staiet examination before the Rev. T. Baker, who (uil committed them to Norwich Castle, to take their trials fde the offence. - - - A few days ago some vile isMindiary otslicioWly potitoned . the famous old reybeead bitch iris, Opt property of Mr. MEDLEY, at Sidtfleet. Thai bitch had ruu fur six seasons, •tid was never beaten. .• A letter from Rautagate, dated Dec.. 4,9 R -4; day), says—" This morning, about eleven o'clock • ship was observed to be on the Brake, i short distance from this harbour, when sitarly4iSw wanted ' Some boats put off immediately, but, eubld . not near her for aline time to resider alaistesce. • as VW sets broke ever her toast high. z AV,Aggipitenstiis altered her position, and the nestlifi liekoming, more moderate, the boats succeeded .in4etting alongside, •nd 'saving the crew, cossisting.tif , Captain ana.l4seumen, whom ..t.hey bred in' shore here. She wows to,. ha the•ship. Linke tor Cambridge, about 440 toospespkt.•Sysw . aari.vaitlr a cargo of write and ..brewely, from tiluistaieux It. • Haniburgh. There is little doubt of her soon to- tug to pieces, but its she contsiiiii Soling ellire. probably a part of it will be 'lived." . a . . 11 1 • ' . I , ' it i * ' t . 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Or In itidhilq Aetna Nig fe•• Se", esteem% had existed ; bet the scesuseekiiis of payments .. di se - ii , „ two& „ 4 It Is . i 1641 5 0 404 .0111 0wti01i eittSllf4 tilioriViti l WE t 16 " Srniradialla• a" I." aftsrla - vlawka , '" • lall" Wi} lo be weall the neeividisfiesnis Islbwmatte•l . Il l itt l 4 . l ,arte air likeditbe poor of his'iiiih: 'll64"flet.g:te.rlmg .in ll''' """"" 4 " wiSoi millablefteo. Plilefi.lo•A.ildNiaati ell • . • . 4~. , Isive your. ; . . wipe enemy is est of Its noes • ei t t te ei t o ye. i Nil . 1 .-.Y... -. & i t - 1 „..!-, •-•• . eel.. . awes foe diensuragnarat. . .• g st o ' dla the -. dik i'l•Pfirly . klitlell t dlefelppetlagettens ii.r wit. 11, 41 : 1441 2•••• to iperataties for • doe is the feeds, which lift ' " gi so 7V i dj o b ete ! I. arsib to 11 , to olit H ft. '1 , viva gave. pi t f Jounsertme teneetry of the "ahrldOokilleifewlw•l - A.tha °lrk. 'is. "be . 104 0 1 .09 t rill•Stededr. Nosed ilia, sod Omelet et the feegeei. wide,' 004. so dub tlnlca In 1M etwaactiwe Peso • .6o lernmellewiteend Said at the 1 tuoes . of cheni t ou, Rndstoke, Harptry, and Ede a she rm . sod , Hom o Ibi s irssoastises. •4 the cost i te . . - . iiii , rnm *P'sgi. ol . l l.osl;; ',gian t • Christ 8a11... The ,coils o s i e u giviug k 0,,, ow . " LI o ur wo k.. t h e , perits o eit r i m b o - v , " 118.- B " 4.4, olasiiser la; i !"-" lstmat "'" s r i s tL . ' u r ns . volsol • • pecohied „ at so. goely..hour. dancing *end. - boss . *MORI PaP 4, 4 4 - ...: o t h e....,1 shwa freer tite,ar Melt deli ' led to Her . It. • d was kept . up. with .greitt • spirit till II 0 clock. .... ~..o.i.re•er4k L - : • .. . ., . ~i, 4 Ises•-• - •esa..., is- Illhaoreas, aid sir like foe' impieties of 1101 j • I ten mapper being ennounced, the party withdrew 1 • '. - cal • jt.• • -• t • tali sew a ' Several ratite Iseail the as -oe sesames% bra( eied l : 4 • sumptuou s banquet (wbich did credit to Mrs. •2e, ~ Mfg afsw zNALIND CILLRPS. • .eist i a, waken. widen hew praPrease neer"; are hrs. Use Sem.: art, of the Waldegrave Orgill% Cliewraii), where .' sosy „- t "I'''''' ",/''' • , • •ag • . -crie - ,.. sent so the Heyst Hollege of flargeoos. -Severs/ oit km of tar dia 'i • r orbits beat, ipehaes o irsihese, sad dog% with otkor cerise*. soy appropriete teoo l lar"4lai"Vitifen with to- E PT7,7.. ,° :1 1, p rivate let !!! from 911 .1. /.114 l articles, hare i • serit . te the Masiose lit • _ ~..,.• • etsliaber 'lt.f- -niediate glees and s al es , i tieraelogiVaill Aitlin P"' D ar.. .."- ..........i*",j l . '' 4 ' The Parliosieetary great of WWII* etaW .. . J :s . 1 f riled to the ballroom to 'Nei the festive donee. 14 '''‘l" las. af"a ''''-er-w•• l' q" . .30- as *Maas tom- i • • viela fir New, ! s oo t h Wales. is Ilia is the rich was kept op tp a tate hour. The Whole err 4 itee. , 10 ,.. tu . 40104 . 44 his velum I. mew •C•fdai• hire - •, , • S.e . .. E l i e ^ . • impoompu. Laded to the greet greti6cetiou of ill Prepeet •; egg Mad by ihstwe Chiefs et that Woad, whosi Ito ihrooght to I t t ct iooso le " 4 l 2 1. , 111 2::" (jibe Griper. A x - - ''... "4 ~ .- li 1 ' n the kiudpess and elfebility of the dettors. t a te this kistideas.ahost few- sisidhe ago. BAH, at this port • pfi 1 ,,,,,,411 - O - p - O", - ,: s . •••••.•set . • -4.11;.er Ott, ''' "' '%" I ts 604 , 11 . i • :at be easily forgotten by ~. !bit had tba, thee Mailed No Majesty's reap Norniumberilsoc !here 'key co a t i thitgo • e r , • .. . re of wittsmising it. • • received • every auratetio from she Commeadeag Oalter. Iva two masters •is o ..*ll • . . ' I t ' ' Lteeleaant F.. Creech, she a member of other Officers-fro. 1 , l Mr. Gant .trongtelli hoe diell1011141:10/_ ~ fi 1•11,4111 et •di ui ski who nitre on Wardle the time to see Ilacip t ..l , f_ . 4. 1"4".111 , .• . . 014 .'• 40, " ' • de. Ilre's .. • - baited amongst the wneejesiagaseveral wart b Lly Ailighted cub Meg/unit mimeo, of the ~,,,,...., . • - . do. le 4 i t_ , 'ere hie estates areeitueseel., .• , ..;t . l partiessistly the armoury. the gesi.deck, IM chairs. 1. j --. ' l r . . uipis mud the cables. After isoprene% her nos eij i ,, , . , •t a• , . • .... ,5.... . During the Christmas week, Me. Jacob eliedi Wady } i bey sat dime to a cold collation is the ward.rom rat, ; pti MIA OP Till LAT& IiARL OP .. . 4 • fine fat ex slaughtered. pod - regaled his' sic •a which °erasable dive propriety of eoadoet sod manwees ''. NA LMINHURY. ;) alto, and above forty other person% with good struck the whole centrally with adminitioo, forming e strik- ` ...-:-...........0-- d Engin!' cheer, veset•beef. plum-podding, and big contrast to their 'mooed cowistessisees. We regret to The {rill of the late r.arl of Malswebery was proved .4 fad hula . ) . • The broken !ay, that thf elder Chief, at the departure of the Speak, was the Prerogative Court, os the 13th last. by the light Hon. . . .roe-brewed beer is incliffereet health. They retains to their active land with f i rs il e i r da Ecl ted wa t rd he o she p h rese uf li m b Earl, the T et e so c a sael n. .. peneti k i Ex ec utor. aie . ill Tamils of the festive board. with the remain mg most ... misers , • le ; particularly freer his Majesty Ira of the crx , were afterwards distributed amongst sad the Duke ere Yolk!' - .., L . e neighbouring poor. We should be truly happy t :evader, 4 ewers under 25,000 f. ' Besides pecuniary provision created and confirmed-1n rap .I " see this good old custom revived by all who pos. .7 . • - - y• -' • :"I . _ ~-1 1 10_,.4 1 td- voter of Lady M simesbory, there are hemsratised tuber alt lire . • jewels mid perapherealia; see, of Froseledrevert atlas, dud se the mew's of manifesting such seasonable hos- ' ''' 43 ' "1'1." • I : SKAITING. • "'"''''''.. tai sty.-/Hampshire Telegraph.) - -. 8 .-. also a dinner noisier, purchased by Ids Lordship at Listeibt The Parks were yesterday crowded with visitors 4791;-the picture of her Ledysitly's sister, Lady 1111111111? Among the Christmas festivities in Berke, wr hear P ar k. pearlised by Sir Jos. Reyitoldii, mod ell the plainer, tblolled"-• • ' tt large party is essembled at the noble mansion of or ell dames. The Canal in Si. Jews" • a erisseshi, and fine itoreoftter dressing rad bed•roossi; salad. r Gilbert East, Bart. roil it is with satisfaction we' " mu g' s "II completely frozen over . was literally slassthii, or While Burcondy, sail don shied of theolbet. , covered in tnat part which would beer with skeirers, ern the pour are not forgotten. On Christmas- wises. The house levying of •bra Lordsh i p ., modem . ht shd hefure the afternoon the ice was • so cut up that directed to be kept op sad defraystifrose blerstate for Ana° y, Sir Gilbert and Lady East, on their return it exhib.ted the some which it would 04 dire e appearance out Church, distributed clothing to twenty poor family. The privilege of the occepletios of hisJ..ordship* - • have borne had • heave fall of 'slow taken p lace.- of the parish of Hurley, besides the weekly • • • homiest Great Dartford, Wilts, is ;Ogee to his oistre t tedt. The shaming, es-usual ou the first of the sterol', oration of soup and coals for three months. Lollies Harris, for Ofe ; and, after her death, to his sistert• 1 ' was. mere distinguished by the number of per. Remise., and his daughter, Lady CulhOste Harris if ea. We have the pleasure to notice an instance or f ormers then by any peculiarity of grace or excel- married, successively. Five bemired severtiges, iih t, enuine charity and munificence at this season. lesice in the execution. The same observation is stated , wi l l b e foutid in she bowie, see gives is •• . . , nue* Houghton Langston, Esq. M.P. for the might be applied to the Serpe ' m ntine River in Hyde- othil, *t 1 me.7teo h d i ofi sgra od.ehild nd reo t . he Tbare.are *wee coselaeer . ' • IV orough of New oociptock, has liberally direa- Non k; which was also only partially frozen, and was o bi had the ' abbe .........4 a thetaaloise . ins wme" • " „ oft 1 lOW. to be laid out in beef and bread among equally crowded as the Canal. The number of of the childchildren, two hu „d eed „ mod " re „ mem le left, be.. le poor of that parish. without any distinction ex- genteely dressed persons who walked along the sides a legacy of a tbouened pomade, set down in wawa of pt their wants, by w liar h means between eight 1 ' 11 banks at a quick step, the animated exertioos of- high approbation sod raved: The executor is residua,: i id nine I dred applicants , for themselves and those on the ice. together with the beautiful clear- .leitiire- .• N- ..---- 7 —_-.„.. I , .) • • • lollies. will receive. each, three pound. of good teas of she weather, rendered the scene alto. I ref, cud a quartern loaf of bread. gether highly exhilarating. No accident happened I. • OMNI IMPILLIGIINCE. ••• '• '• . . __ __ of a serious nature, a cord hawing been judiciously ' ul toku. DEciainta 90: ~4 t . ' eed - Came lean . a gillilt t p h la e ce ic d e b w y hi t c h h e w H as umn y e a l g oeilet hil i r a mm er::: that part of ''' •-. • . . The following subjects are proposed for the Chsee cel F l or or iA 's I f i lri t r i tl e fo_r li the im e su ii•uisig year, viz.- .7, our-Qrseen Charlotte. Rain/let, and 1 , g :ships ; Iphigersia, Forte, and Karl- - -- --- - - . • " For as English Fillip -The Stody of Mohr* Motors.- • tole, fitting for Channel . service; Satellite, for COURIER EXTNAOR DINA Ry. For a Lelia Easay--De Augural, at ilampiiiit !Pei Ireign service ; Favourite, Grasshopper, and ___.-...r..-- Ameilimos. • ... 4 _,_• trace, fitting for the Newfoundland station. , A few days since. as • vessel was steering for the The Mr i of the u *bete subjects is letetwied fai.diewe woe. niversity who hare sot e Toy yeses PLYMOUTH, DiCalniXtßlsl.-Ceptain S. Wgg.. Downs, nearly opposite St. Margaret's Bay, while %tell . b r 'the time of their matrieulatiou • iris lIIIII..tecr -n is appointed to the Seringapatain, end Capt. F. two Gentlemen on board were amusing themselves fur cone se. hare exceeded four, but iiit awskositi snail ' twcomas, C.B. to . the Lavinia. The Jasear with their guns eta piece of board floatiug ou the ye .... • . rig,. will be commissioned shortly. It is wider- water, they saw • bird coming towards them (which • SIR ROCIIR RWIIIRIOILTE'S It ~ . .. - and the Seriagapatane is intended to cruise is the afterwards proved to bee currier pigeon) apparently . For the best Companies in Baer ens,. v sot: eoatatii. 'bailor!, to ascertain the qualities of teak.buil t from the French coast . . When it came near enough' , oe_g_ . eitlx_e_r w m . o u re u :i s r s k o w t er es tbon Fe r n on y r ; om en, be ho in s t s b y el V iim od s e is r i , lips for such It service ; Mr. W. 8.. BREWZR is to observe so many sailors standing on the beach, ,; i ' i r s '7 4 7;: icu r atio . . paihns. . I 1 ' ' - .. ' • di • - :x brig, aloud