The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-25 00:00:00

t -~ PO , ~r A IL V •0 Near the 33d talk stew, on the London road. near Rainbow, Norfolk, in the sartlea•of.a cogitator, - lief the decaying tretsk if an nosiest soak, wisitkluis loot its irnixorktant Araracter •srno honest' .Isrnsime e . • . ,that has with *ice destroyed its mats, its Wisp s • I and its limbs. Tlsa. tree itself was at once... pirtsh. bouodary, also a ses.markond .sepaniteal•t he essiorehi and western disisioas of the cossiblv.- These- were, sußcient to givelt impartance=pshis may be replaced, but never obtain the honour the• poor old stamp oast boast, es it.wes seder that tree tirohnied.,Wists, ,, of, • . ' Rochester, in the year of hisidayoralty,iro company, with the G oxposatiOn, met the more fascias Queen . • Finished), en her sewn from Dover, ahem she lad: • itren„tf sjew, part of her-Seat after. it bed defeated ro• • )14 Spanish. Armada, aad under which she and they • enjoyed a dejesates leaving the reamiodeta viands, plates, knives, and corks, for the ale of. the poor of, , the parish of Rainbow); after which she accompanied, the cavalcade to , the Worshipful the hlayees:house, on Holey Hill, which she called "Solis," from the komptuous entertainment she enjoyed there. When ~this tree, wore out with age and tinse, fell down, other plants were placedin the same situation, but, as though the earth felt jealous of a supplanter, it re . . • fused to nourish them; 'nor hate soy elforts to raise , smother oak nn that split, although severalistteepts itasolimmAndet e'er oireeedeti. • . • C/lERAY SrE.ILERS. . -'' We remetnheran old Gentleman, and ills &sigh. ter, says the Sheffield iris, who lived•in *tarry coin. 'fortable cottage, surrounded by an orcherd, at a vilinge•not a hundred miles from Derby. Year after wear these gond people were robbed of their cherries by those unconscionable thieves the bullfinches, chat. Anchits, and others, who - flecked together; every spring, as " hirds of a feather" will do, for the pur pose of living deliciously daring that merry season. ti(ow though they were exceedingly welcome to' a keederate share of the fruit, it was really too bad to take*lL, or leave none but what they had spoiled for the owners, who being neither winged, nor fleet feasted, might as well have expected that the rogues mould come into their hands for whistling, as thought of ootching them for the purpose of gentle correction lay other way. Finding their means of terror and per teasion to bring the marauders to reason utterly on. availing, en old <woman of straw, duly apparelled in Sewn, apron,. kerchief, and bon net, was placed in the tree to iteep guard; very early in the year. The buds, she tosses, theblossomsoLed, the fruit, all came in :tun-elusion and in luxuriance. The otd Gentleman I'3lElod-his daughter , now 'minded their other employ. lif ments by day, and slumbered peacefully at night, • little dreaming of what was td come,—except, per bap, of tbe.cherries which they knew were on the way, that is, on the tree; for as our friends were seetszthe. Old Woman herself never wets 1 to"sleep, the, might very innocently coeclude that As witi (d -uals awake. Without questioning the legitimacy of suisban irtforencii,-we may go on to state, that as the oheisies Applied they disappeared, and went the same way that all their-worestors bad done for generations Aist. The kind-hearted father and bis amiable child, , ; ,•44aaltgh they 'hod both seen 14404,4yal of the ' - were exceedingly parteled4;inceift sit for this feet- ; however, a ladder being procured, and the citadel 'spited by en intrepid gardener, it was found that the ised_ Duenna had betrayed her trust, and not only iletmitte4 foraging parties of the enemy to plunder the remote branches of the tree, but bad actually re ceived a ?air of them into her own .bosom, where they ficl bulk as pretty a nest as schookboy's eye would teisb to-look upon, and were bringing op a Milky of Pimp half• fledged cbirpers, with their bills 111 a-gape as soon as a finger was pointed to them ; ;hick *ere •likely enough, from ' the tiaribbmant they derived from being fed with'the cherries of ibis year, Of feed themselves on those of the neft; der wee. it 'probable, that being• the, brought op. they would ever forsake their pilferineways, even though parole; an btrete. an stoat; erissu a twin• brothel' or sister, were now and thee bilet kittielltery act of cherry-stealing. ' • ' _••" ' • ' .t.n. le a titu4 _ - 41RTICLRS of REVONCItIATION between a MAN and hi! WO - W.lcm. 9, MO. .:.. .t. t .-adord4. - 'i - • It wee agreed between Jeeeph Caron and Margery As wife, in manner and form following:--" I. Joseelowl Caron, do willingly promise. to my wife Margery, that, ispoo'condition'that she will not hereafter make foramr enqeity hob onyething that' luny in time poet l i occasioned jealousy moiler isiet, I , from this time feet; ward will forbear the private company !deny wow's,' o . w irtaid.iihrtra , she nary eePpect to be dishonestly ie. olitiedvend in. 'particular, becausw.of her foraterl siespioions, how uakett ',never, . I do prornite.itel - eytrenge myself from .Mrs. Coimer, and whomsoever' else as hatelformerly leusoectents; and - that - I will er>ebeor ateiking bervand pre/Poking ipFethes, and: M-Zw.Stf.ert with beret meals' s Irma cornsaiently; Ind ittiWiliiimv ca,wp I mewl( as a loving- husbanif' , noght.t• de 4 6 4belf wafer,;' in *items whereof, I /saves )00tribed.rnyr.naniettns day' ami -pelt , above oieiee' tipoila •• ? 1 . •.; -) .....:tt, ... ~ ~ • , . . •1. 4 ki , k..k I'' i . ' , r " JOSEPH CAROM." 'mak '-i alargetylienid, do willingly pro mise • to' my arm* Idt hesbewsfirioriej?l, Oireitt, 'Mut, upsweep4AP 'kiln 4 An emfbrot faitisfelly what he hathpruntiswiliii I. will from this day forward forbear to enquiteiatel radAy thing that hatlein time passed occaaionedjialeoey in hay towards my husband ; and in particulate Await , . quit Mr.. Colnrr, by *use presetnts; from any taint of dishonesty with•enytushatid;iteing!now persuado of hii . idnoreacrtieerein,• whatsoever there forte.ely said *mike contrary ; iturl.do tfletertile, for 'the time o sown., the premises beitia.. el of" ptirfortwerl on my- husband's part, to ' , fairy' myselfoiewardelienle all 'hilts* as becontelh a toeing eurOfaithfid wife., In• witless* whprenf.. I do . tobiefibsetiasy; llitter ",.. tbb day widow abbee vrrilsert, .• ' • 44. s ...-j . ' .. 1-4;11 V. 1, . • .. . • 44 MARGERY CARON." A dreadful accident occurred yesterday mousing is. , 'fhansesortreet. A .young swan with a. toeilhAs*• I MO • *headline ;lipped from the kisb.atowe into else reed it , lash Were he.ceold recover himself, the .whealt of e f . cart which war passing ran. ever Isis leg cud breke,ft INV Ilif . ankle. A siajtar. eccitkat took pieee-els Saturdiy last. . ..:.,-.00 Y.,' ." ri.)„, t. ,J•", . . tel Ito vii we by Am ap• ir a 01 lei . ' ah, wi. , . , or ag.i . las at go to Cu • Vk 0...1. i . • . lit ha wi . . .9 • r 50 'I, lb ' WI I-. SU alb . • . . WI . . WI ,r go ~. .sta tl, i liv IN cei ! •64 WI tii all WI • thi ) 1° WI W 4 8 i OT i . chl I • I I l, hi 6 for to • ifft WI . • • - : • OA 1 . CU as i .• . - el . .. i.. ... • • . .4 fp btl $ t 1: 'ta • 1 • p . al ... tr I. . . • al 1 . ". ill • 4 • . 4' 1 ol al , 51 .. - IC . • h '• 11, w al • 17 " al , at C a II! Sul 4 \ . • 4 . 1 / 4 % . • • . . . , • • _ .. • . . . . ... - . . .. ..... RBNARK4aGE OAK. ~ .., - •f 4 ... I •••••110110.-. • ••• - • ... • • • .•__ T „1 • e".I7I4ZONIFY ! S. MAT* FUltrffAil XF.FikCAS• as .vrE FOG. ...._.-- mitring the salisslwOf Wednesday ssigishand a great ; par - ofyesferdii morniyg a mob 9f bent : Willy , Mevei balktilifeited Drury-Jane and Lincoln's Ina.' bolds,. kintl.king liertiona dovr %e 1 . 440014 them in thr mist teetered Magner. ' Preliiena to the.WeScri litairle g t ili s (Oita 'yesterday,taivpigg, eight or nine. felin;i'a i!lafiritcled a *lse ypels was : waking 0.1 ha daily' a pp , tilyraip ~'Veneen-street, (Q. cowvey Wit Veisitio:, nt . oflemo i thirikissg it wasa i , geld. tle wtielPhe 'Union down, and under pretnnoa oft renderingsa"l4tance, tqcipiptionf 4•Afßisikt dapre.i dadon , s., TheYlsocockeddosru Mr. Amadora 00 before dia ti ir'c i o .. ild rob' Mei two we,tchman came o lnifiiook l l l one into cusict4l, u rouSing:thalothext. De ' will'edgedin St. Gjigi wejtcb.)4onse. 1 • Widliesflii night qoppir.W.ll! into a tin-shop in Iloitidro', ( end took up .14 4 sap .pain that lay on the cotin4r; and Hitting) , doippeated in the fog. Ile was pirsued, bet without effect, A shop for the sale of old .olothes, kept by a poor woman named . Draper, d in . onppouth.street, was btokiinto o on WednesdaY- id and plandaved X of a great quantity of wearing apparel. . Mr. i'. Macklin, of . N0.,,1, Wood's-place, Fins. bury.square, .wls nearly killed on crossing the City. road on Wednesday olOt. A stage-coach was driv ing cauttoOsi . 7 along . the road without lights, and making ,po, ,noisi whatever, and Mr. M. never felt that he *as in danger till his hand struck against the horses, When he started back and-narrowly escaped with life. Wednistray morning, about 11 o'clock, as James, Field was going along Orchard -street, two men rosh. ed against him ; one of them exclaimed—" can't you see !" He thought he felt a pull at his watch, and on examination found it had been stolen. lie turned back and pursued !heat, but without effect. On Wednesday night, last, during the fog, about nine o'clock, an elderly notion who was passing by the end of Eimer 'Change, Strand, was run against by a man and knocked down; her head came withgreet violerice on the pavement, which stunned her, and she lay on the pavement in a state of ies . ensibility till the watchman stationed .at Exeter "Change went to be/ assistance, and did every thing to restore her to her senses ; when she partly recovered she fell into an hysterical it, and iu that condition was conveyed home by 'olio holnane persons. WIIIAKICAt STORY. The follow/leg. etbilDeieal circumstance took place latelyet the Mack Swan Inn, at York :—An honest: son of Ne:ptene travelling northwards, having put up there for tbonight o had desired the chambermaid to call hiineitrluthe next morning, as ha wished to pro ceill on liisjourrey by the coach ; and added he, "as I am a very' sound sleeper, you will most likely,be obliged to come in and . f hake me." Accordingly he left his door unfastened , and soon fell asleep. The next tno ,ruing when he awoke, he fort the an was hie!, and the co must Irt to jekkint some boars behind.. 'Vexation was his Aht feeling, the nest was that of vengeance .ageinst. i the faithless Molly. Ac cordingly lie proceeded to Worm himself of the time of day, that he ,might tax her accurately with her ontissioe, aggra . 4ated, in ha mind, by every etldi; , 4.. e . I risollOasblisig** -had lo se, but after grophrg foe some time under his pillow for his watch, it was.not to be found! This effectually roused him, sad he launched C once out of bed, but no sooner found himself onlls,feet, than he discovered that his clothes had likewise vanished. It wis now evident io him that he {tab been.robbed, but a little more rubbing of the eye convinced hirwtint he must have been also stolen himself, as the room, bell, and furniture, were all strange to him! Indeed, he was positive in his own mind that he had,pilier beheld them before. It was equally cleae that he had gone to bed sober—so, being completelyposod, ck sat himself down on the bed to make.a calcooftiO!laan, as be had often done: ,at sea, in order to discover, if possible, iu what pre cise part ,of the globeibe just then happened to he, and how" he now there. Ile had read of the Fe chanted' taipet, by, which persons could be trios ported i_o tie remotest parts of the world in the twiriklingof an ,eje : but he never had beard that thesel'airy tricks bed been played at ar near York, to whiAplace be had.aow distinctly traced Mastiff by his kg. •If ii eel t thought was to take an, 06- serration, i.e. by lo s ing out of window, bet he could °bier', aotkin Natops of houses. This view irk bowever t . rvioird bill fright ; for, thought he,, l• em *IMO; a &Allied coantrythis place may be York, Who're, if my•aeaseil de !lot deceive me, I west to bed last night-;-et all, mots, I shall have justice done me. But the eniginostill remained aneaptained, and poor . .Tack had no clothes to p in quest of a solution. At last lie spied a bell-rope, and, givieg it a hearty tAg, he leaped inte bed again to wait, she thistle, come who might. it iris no enchanter,who answered this summons. but only poor Molly. " 6 So, you are there, are you ? Pray why did you not call me at seven O'clock, as I desired you ?"—" I did, Sir, but you did not answer me?"—" Then, sell did you not come in and shake me !"—" I did come in, Sir, but you were gone."—" I tell you limy, I not been Opt of bed ,!! ellVglit ; you must have gone Stills virtu% rOom."--ecSir, I went to No. fl, thf l rooto that ,I put yaw las ieet,nisht; besides, there ill. .Y.Psr watch . loder,t4l4ll9roaar impression in 14, .104toi ~Inni Yrkr ClOtbVil Inprit ,ready for potting Da."......“ Theo,. Whore lira An il" i? and how came' t.lii,V.,- - Y("... aisi N ~* ..if"rritsg 6 f l Sir —jest over, never! ° t em roon, ! "—Ver 4 tieg4 was now aatisged that he 1, been iembling ()SFr Are..borsie in his sleep, anti ad mistakks a stare in geierniog to his own roe*. Ile then recellereil ‘ yet this was a trick to Which ho' had (teen' addicted when a boy, and the fatigue of a : long j. , aruey bad.probably chietty con tribeted to revise his old hohit. Tile whole affair was eute accounted fqr, and ilit oily proceeded tin fetch stie •iloilies of rtle diseucbanted Koigbt, resolving "Nittan herself men to tt lift her own door open again, bri . t . l . t , efirield . be mpr eAtered accidentally by soma sleep. 41 . 11 . _ . 11 • , . .:. - , -. • • ' l) 4 lent,- coach to 000 1 4 Horse. FiAtet,knei •W a e Ries t steed earia...peteydexakteroleg,, fibs other a144,:0f ~c'azubridail IS iffe, : vm,..beetily pladen , with Laßoil 4kce : tiffsowyPikiewba orifAltiPira•ce of sae' 1 , ecterday , so. 4ipappoippind what in. ai. AM • .., . - • . . . . .. . ~ .r., . 1 i . t & ; .00000..... . .., •as '07101SV : 1 1 ::‘ —POMOD ~ 1.11 :All QV, If - i : r ...:Aaii.... . ! GUILLMALL.—To lin , honour of the peace t ar44 . .1100d „order of the large ink eateesite' dis rict untier the juristiction of the Sitting Airier ,man.al this Jest -room, which contsins the !thole of the'CifrhiqUndon lest of the lines of King and Ween-allshaeV-theapsitle,'"yesteritay presented a • Maiden Asaxag , On Mr. Alderman tilolo AS Salvo's ihkillg his +mein eel a single prisoner was in cestady; por was therp a hearing on any charge, summons, 'Arrant, or information for an tr,geolfie.of any kind Vbittever. * „ Bow-ITiteit e —Two fello - ws nattier! Backhouse, lies Ehigellai,l'he d Leroyd, alias RodneY, were ex. I !mined 'neuiviltarge of. being concerned in Meiling from the El•letipaili a parcel of Bank-notes to _the sosouttt of 1600 L—They were re-committed. George Fisher and Wilijons• Ranvier:ton were committed for cutting dowika waggonload of the 'holly hedge round th e garden of Mr. Johnson, Must 1 welt-hill. They had cut ';down a great dial in merti orantooooso;ptie rest to sell for Christmas deem. lion!. rr..i.ef 7, , i t5,.. 0) 4, a • Mr. Thomas Harroirell, a coach-mak er,' of Long. acre, was convicted in the penalty. of 401. for causing one of his carriages to he placed in the street, oppo. site to his hoilie, for the space of two hours. / ip el HATTO4-GARDEN.—Yesierday Jr' Tf t higpl. and B. Lec were committed fir a most oetrageoui as. l smolt on a company at the 'Chao public house iii Cow-cense, on the /wrote and Intifehmen, who took them, and afterwards demolishing the benches at the ,watch-houlte, and endeavouring to break out of it. Pub* were ordered to find bail. 4unx.i.uAßE. Yesterday Mary Junes was re manded on suspicion of robbing, or beiricconcerned in robbing her mistress, Mrs. Saville, of Wallace-place, Pimlico, of 131. and a quau'ity of wearing-apparel. Mn., S. went to the play, after havingilocketr the girl in ; bof on, her return she found her house rob bed. The girt admitted, that when locked in Ily her 'mistress she got out at the parlour window, and went . s.ittt two women into the park. On her return she first found the hoot* robbed. Implements of house breaking were found in the house.. -0 /4 . ' Wousifle-rrnErr.—Yesterday Aim Arnold was committed fon sleeting 51. some plate, and orher'sr tides, the pritperty of her brollp,r.in•latir. 4*w Prisoner confessed the rubbery, and expressed a oksix to be transported to her hucband, wbo snfrerd the same pnnkstirdt for robbed his master in, the Templei - 1 " • LAIIIIIIITII-STIMET.--- Fr Clarke was remanded. on . a charge Alt' iteoilerlinz a forged' note in payment p t l . . some beer; at a pablic.hoose . in' Katt Smithilela:-- He knocieedlesto the officer who 'Was chatted witt . him, and eadetebored to escape, but *as retaken. SPIADWIII.L.—Tbarsday Saraband Elizabeth Stratard,intither and daaghtu, were• dissiargerl from ti'cliargedisteistrwir start , skawls f the shop of a linen-sisapig.in Nigh-ogle, Shad Well. paff would not prosecute ou — Eccuunt of . the Prisoners' ftiends. , fiArrosi-ebstaker..—Mrs. Jinn Symons, the midwife, who was charged at iniii O 'a few days ago, whit being concerned to „ ti bia the cake of child 0 . ing, which appeared in one Paper, wag brought up is rge, Laid against her by a woman of the name of osishose husband is a convict in the Peniten tiary at Milikeink. "The Complainant stated, .tisat e laWklinsere la the habit - O.IAR hi prlvatiely - iilfh Ars. Sy•inons, who rg eeiecd a suairollindliey.fts ondertakethe cha re of the thild; by which it wouW better heroine troublesome to the parents. 011 one occasion she wits to receise sixty guineas in three .ialitio r ments. front a Lady, to take her child, so that she might hare np more to de with it ; bat the child happ.ning iodic, Mrs, Symbol wrote missile parents of the child, inhuming them Mats it was a fine chit& The Complainant's charge against Mrs. Symons was, haring morosied her child withler three Sears hgn,s.itice a hen she coaareceive no information of her tilt shesaw ;her tionseurid address to the public Pavers; Sad was untnippy about brr ehildikt it should he sub.tititted for anv one that died The child was brought forstnrd, restored to its distressed mother, and the Prisoner wasdistitarged. FU 3,THER. PAII:fICIAAI4I - OF TUB 3IUR DE it y EAR Iterrnilir t • The perion of the unfortunate man who was lately cnordertod Pear Ituthin, was identified by some Irishmen. who attended the great market at Ittithin. on Monday sennight. It .seemp that his name was Patrick M`A•nv, and a native of )related. Oa Tnesday btst. the odjouraed Coroner's luquest was-defiler, and the Jury brought in a verdict of " Wilful Murder 14gainst some peroin or persons link now ii." Daring ami tot.e invebtign. lino which took Pince con.qe subject, it has been preived",' HMI the deceased. accompanied by a persoo dressed inn ismattnat, fitri NI , to those worn 1w the him. - order of Irisinneu, was wen Mom half-post foot o'clock, an Monday evening, the 7 1 11 Into. which was the eveaitor of the murder), a quarter of a mile on ;he road lending from Northop to Mold. The same person. were afterwards seen at live o'clock of the same etit•nint, at the 001- phis in Mold ; the landlord of which place the pets Ail aho had accompanied the deceased, eis Mints s —lle write a great coat, similar to those generally anrn bs the lower Irish which was buttoned ;—he further describes him as a person of plain features. with a weak squeaking voice. Shortly after five, the same twa persons started for It whin. About loaf-past eight. one Irklunan was ote.erved on that part of the road, lending from livlch peo v Burros de Mold, where there is 'a turning to Lbutferras. a hich communicates with the nest direct. lion of road from Hokin to Mold ; having found no enquiry, where the above turning led to, he immediately took that line,' The Minimiser morning, avert 1110fOrCO pocketbook was found, thrown front the toad auto adjuininglield in the neighbour. Mond. The Magistrates, Coroner, and tbe priacipa) inhatotanta of linthin, are indefatigable in their Etter:inns to trace out 'hi,' guilty party; and from the judiricnis 'arrangements which they have made to effect that purpose, there i. every reason for sup. posing that their sicked efforts and zeal will prove, eventually, sareessfol.-.;-(Cdester Causal, Ike. ft) • GO RON *RS' INQUESTS. -......-. An Ingeest was held on Thursday before Tmowss SHELTON, Esq. at Newsom; on the body of a convict named sametel Tay lor, who died as Wednesday last. The deceased was cansieted daring the October Sessions of bigamy, to intermarrying with ' ;tem tic earned Nergusua, his wife being at that time alive; 111110 r Mare his conviction be had been unwen, and an asthma. Which he was slightly troubled with. herniae so had during the ifrgiventhen of i, . as to cause his death. Verdict—Died by the '4ln Thursday ins Inquest was• held at the Bell public-house, mar Shoreditch (;harsh, on the body of Mrs Jane Wright. aged 40. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased went to high the nieltypresions to her death after erring a very hearty sapper, and at the time being in the highest opiri;4. The follow. ag morning , in contequenee of the del-eased not coming from . i : chamber nt her usual litnie.lll,lacksmi , h um: procured and door was opened. and ;lit deceased was found quite dead. erdict—Died by the yi+intlion of Gm% Aa laquisitini was Oaken on ThorwiAT evening at the Man. sleer Arms, Adam street, Mancha...ter-Inure. before Trios. tusg. Esq rs.ronet, on the body of i howl , llaley. a ser .o.not of Lord' Clifford's. Mho die.l suddenly at the Matiehesfrr Ater, on .Taestlay night. Mr. liaden. .nr4con, of Baker. t, Po.tmanoluate, staled, that the- tlecenled died in con ieloiOßCg he NUN( teat opioloo. from the po.forr of ih,. de ceased's body aher death, hire hated- bring (levelled ancl his limbs contracted; he thought the decensed had taken some Tirilr alone as empty stomaeli, and it lied produced a O 4 of (oirvv: he was con•iorrd dud 110-tradt cereiind no %inkmen, our had hee l taken any thing improper, t Vttdict— Diet ta., thy visitation - at 1:God. •. ._ _ t . ,td;4ll/11 t 4:4 72 7 1 • A ti• gt Is, : I A- 11 -BOXII I IO .irth BULL-131171NG. • • lll* young Bind frent . litorwielt, whose performances had a t .. tea l ed mod *tent ion n) thesopagry, wis rtakr4 yesterday ; f ur oe hpnre•the't .ondoners, and hear...quitted himseif like ajtandal, ifeepiag hie aderrsanies in notclorde'r. h., to rake up a day's sport, two M ite took Once forsub ! erj et i o , Tanner betweeh d iriterrHain ed Risers, and a •t. 's Pat„named Murphy, and twa,others of ioferior note, cesidt: mud 11P . . Perri seconded the Water man , and Tom imiebn iu l Shelton went in with Murphy. Betting stn. 7t04 on Marphy The light lasted 40 atimttes, and tke Mr pan of it ne n fully loutested. The mesa let loose upon each other a Ith math determination, and : Knee ereere hi(' were pl ace d In Ihelki r ou nd to the advantage of Murphy. The second mood n al bravely cantered, but the Waterman showed some 'rertge n d generalship, and in the thini round he brought his adieniii, .dtiirn to his weight ; by slomach- ri h e b roug h t down Merphi's head to a proper length fur receiving. and in the fourth reek he seenred the battle. although it took bias touch time to In the latter round. Pot was too . groggy to do any mischief, a n d the waterman a on it easy.' The neat haute wet between a black and a whitti..whiei Ras won by the latter in tea minutes. ilotk appeared O i n h oe beh is Want a heel4#at.'"' ' Neat appeared the delete rated fiorwich hull which set d ie yelping tykes at work. - He 'timed out superior to the Chi,, saris full , and treated the dogtilivat tuntemptuously, fixing Ili, eye Itpitil them a , they advanced tow ants hits, sad s e , e , enth , iota mad they wt:re rinse upon Into, *hes he 4 ,.. 1 them th e air with the greeted facility. • • r in order to keep pace with then uveeists. 4ck A s C oo. , mos, afar Erliog. Was lived uptin f o r m the spin;.. ltett of I•liorm ail t e * lv * ' , CARISTAIIAfti .1- • . • i).teetabet's ehilling Maus tit elieet, . ;:„ .:: Whist joy when Christ tan. d..es .ipiour s ... .!.. a. , . 1 • Then we rhace doll core and woe, ti. And Mks beneath the tohiletic. •'" ""''' - t . ' 4' . • I Ti. Th e 1..xe.; each with aoulo h n c are , - tht,T ,st S. , AV it.h to adorn, %Otte ta.te, their hair; ' 1.- a "'' Where nn the Ite.til !I rt harems nil. 4 •,, , • - U4 ROIV I;.k N IY'S t tOrti VAC A SSisre l ott it . ; 'Twill make their/tie itroftfselvltros4 / " • ''''', l , 6 . Aud grace and. theasole•beweer se ;5 tsevait: ' •.- •tr Awl if the cilinueu 1501 RclifYiti tot ud• . • ..; , • • - Whieti dish ht;f Viuniy Ael dill,. t • . _" . 40W.. .• • / 4 10 b ''' Thril:. if toWtA/rt*il if Ina Ae.IV :. . " Make owe of ItOrW;LA Fit Frit TAWS Wee tif ?TRIP ' B tch R .l I gitai; v inor le* valtie,lB, . ~. . ~. At liro.llKiris i: -treet. • - • in•not!^ . 1 . • . • . . ii,.... . •ot 1191.164 . ri 'D ]f ' •,' h ' 4 • 4 .: • ' ' 4 t Li' • , &els b iiiiii6 • tin the ?'ld lefst: Mifir'tli c vi , Neal, t f illit k 41(4y-fluid . )... •, i : i 11, .. V(. :I I , W .Isll'.. ()II the .21.1 d init. at ; bis , bootie. illt •Witimhorittrtic ..! ' Filmy square, Col. :Lime* froherlson, of the laic Royal Westanattcr Vutunicetu, its she (ifttry'ettr Of Mt NO. • . • On the '2311 moo: in the 13th year ert" Ms ace, at the house if his father'.. , ; at Kish It's Stortford, of intim,: fetter, contracted at oehool, in to n, JAM Harris itoirn a, , ',mead sou of J. Vt arson HA . u s :.,, .....t t'4 4: . l* r 4 :• , . • .:F INCONt4T, iltG, troll ‘l l illte l SA l ß.lid les HEAD SNOW-HILL, fittit,..LEs s, !4 BU 1311, and iJI •Psltts of thp NORTH: • Poor /aside Coaches, the Best Iltoessit, pad keep excellent -- :"1"W' • . By BA W..X.Jaitriki Milt#o.l SARACEttI'SII LAI) MS. SNOW:IiILIS;IONDOr. "'nil t 011.% img Pout Ctocht-s. ' :1114,40,4,0 from the 84r:teen's Head ton, .9rtow-lillIt:—•. Tha UMPfit n new Lirerpc.ol Light an the roast, carries row and .4e.iir asidiv% i•• sew art every day at Qte o'Clpfh, sorrier at isivtl itTe . t A(4esptsna eat' fit tminkk, • through ()shade' le, otif.are, Latfitittry. #4ortkreinptod,./k"eitisstl,'` Luise rwsietk, )I.tfer:44o oea. 141:f ( IR% Weymoatl, I)orchester, Faimaulk, Dartinottlh, and. ,Sitlishury, New Post Coach eyery .Moralng at 'Seven e'Cidek, tbrouch Montt , a A i ratite!, Britjhrf. alsodford, •inpliintrobei arid BaLttet. '' ':" . 4 " : RiiTa and ALISTaii PAIN eMitIIIektISWIARI penham p , Cu1ue,.144 Mutiteroaga, every,Afteranuni arrived litCOieyhoun Inn, Bath, and 411(.1r:radon Tavern, 1301M-iirget,•• Mid' the Swan; Bristol; nix. Co/trial t o l illdl,,Bridjewnter Tualatin,:addiet, Ptiynieutii, &c. , • „BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilter.aftel.ljuntiript Cmteh t sets out every Meiling te;Spilstp,. killiii..ol'inwttvandlo OW ' L • ti,:rt, t0,..1-r..'•• • w cpnch. eaisq4.l4. Asrpis. seta last ever/ manildgt &lents Font . Insides MIX, 4 jors re. maritablytasuirv.• With d Guard tlirmiell•out. thrunf Is Stamford, Nt4ask. Retforil. I)naramet, and Pneryhrldget, to the.Ooloen I r Sen, ;,egds next Mosniagt.r-Notivithstaadiegtito oneorainCrfZiteMtioff O ' f this Cemels. is% alloWed to be llin twist a g rerabla'andamplete Publie Caarryanee on the Nardi • Road, being uneqqalleti is Acemonsesdallnn by say other. GLASGOW. L,:ngtov:l3, Gretna-Green, Altana, liusqriess Brovnthill, Thornhill , i Sanquhar-Kiln, Caannork, and all pro,ts Scotland. a Past Couc h (Daily). CHESTER. Newitort, Whiteharehurrb. Tarparley, Nantr %irk, borlissyielt, and Aliddlenich Pasircoach, every Eveu• • ing, nt Fke o'Cli PORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Slates, Sunderland, New. ensile, and Edinburgh, new Four losithrtssach, with a (bored throughout, sets out every Morning :,t Elgin o'Clock, by oar vt Nenark, Rettord, Tadcrater, Darlington, Norittalltrtan- Durham, :Vito-pet h, and Berwick.— POIWKIMIA &Id* them, selves fatigued from she length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed tot witatout any additiouat rare. HULL. Northeave, Howden, Thorn/ and Destlenotter, Post Coach, every Nloriting to half-past Six to'Clock,• to the Coos Keys .Market-plare, Hell. Cifl LISLE, Petard's,- and Wititehaven, Four Inside Post Condi, and u Guard all *lre war y .—Pasch through .3rotegh- Appleby, Greata-bridge Catterlek, iloronga, bridge, Wetberhy. A berford, Mtn/ater, and *Grantham. Sets out every Mornioe s and performs tee jifittney. with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road, ay...topiary, or plea.ure. hove the peculiar ar!x;ariftige of their mate being secured in the next Coach. KENDA L, Laurance, Preston, Kirby-Ltorattnle, Regenint Chortey, Ortnrkirk. and Gartunag Post Coaches, etingvllrirts• moon, at Five &Clock. Guarded. M A RLBORODGII. Swindon, SarnslatrY. Illettgerf44tidit Newbary Post Coach„, at Seven o'Clnek in the adwuiwog. BRIDGF:NORTH and Weiss! new Post Couch, awry Evening. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kantsfard. Stone, and Lath: field. Post Coach, railed the Rtunt.aroft, every Everting at Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head lan. Dale-strut,, Liverpool.--Guarded throughout. MANCHESTER. Winslow, Cungletoit. IlrwcGaNe, Walsh. and Wolverhampton, Poo Ceased. every Afternoon. guarded. BIRMINGHAM Puss Coach, With (lasted. sets out every After-nm, and renews Ilironineglin next day nt !Cron. Pasant by Oxford, Easton and Shipsnine, to the Saracen's Head, liiingirig;hiam. SHEFFIELD and Rotherlusm Past C o uch, called the ROCKINGHAM, every Morning. • St.'N I) ER LAN I), SlMl:rim, nod Yard, New Coach, et • ry Mttrning, to the George Inn, Sonde rived. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Madinat,' at half-pas, Six °Tirol.. R. CLAY'S orie,inal WAGGONS and CoACIIES, to New linty, So net ~,,, A ldb.mt u, W ootortr Basset; tambition, Hunger for.t, Chiltern, Iteadtior, and all plans adjocesst, Dairy. B. W. MOUNTAIN and , Cti, reiperinftsity accord their • Frientls and toe Public , that i ls'yj ent• to treerwastable fur /my ntrle i .F., La g esi 4 e,Wtftingt., Plate, A c e: of more than Five Pouar'.s Value If 144. stater, air &gnaw...Ks:, liggices crest rt... such. and She itrartitice pitd for arc w re..egiy, at the quince:4'll Head kin Stow-NM, London. ,-•- • L•Alsiit)N e•rtf• P v 1). v s.: ime STAT W X 4! oret, Nu. 4, Mee-yr/rt. NAinkridnpt til,.4l l eitarl, Lettrrwfille, Pritlelliev, 11.11ver-reete Litchfield, Stoop, /Avidly, NoWcitetle. litottbford, Wortiool: . t . 71 11 nn i ct,l l o - 1 1 4 4 , x Lmiogton, li Myer, avid Basing. stilr i lKO4filak''Coatts; At 'bole- ttit'Wten ,s'eloclt' ih ilid-4 ' , Arno? ji Mod :Po) •—i ti klit , , ya....o4thlteuttli , St. Motors , j da w oaos to the W. e de Gruel, D • 1 %as . ' 4 ' iiiiipWSBURY. 'Wellington, arvi Shiro/IL Post Coach ilu t N eve LtTenint, ot Fivep'Cloek, to,uded. MOUT 11, ( )otTlketer l , itiasolf.ml„SolOor, A odmTer, i liiiiil7,st.)ke hew Puse C.,,i'cli, nvoiry Vicrthi ! •ll. 7hio Miljimaitb toncketd to . Guerta.ey, Jetterqkidctsky, St. fifo. l'lffikialf• • I, tli , . r.itt, .t• l. ,I. - I t , x • • - .1 I _ Ch 'n...•:J