The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-08-31 00:00:00

V- • • • t 0 • _... 1 . t . -4.. -4.1 % ;) 44- 1 rft_ srl , . ~ „ •\'e•N, - - - - c k rAgittliNABLR rlt NING PLACES. H A RROCIAte, MIUOST Q 7. BRIGHT° 114_ AUGUST 30. .iis wf to vntt Rhip 100 I Ole rtaf • mitt Joe. itltr prof tetra, Peel The Dotfetitol Ditelieri of Is toin yi rierilair. remit Aide Int ffilioAltedre Poet. p.,iter , it till thiersday ; the AlMoiitiiß dad fa Axed fur ibrir .Irpri are fur doe Costlsmit. I he Doke cml Doebeei of Wellingtoo have ;en toirs fur ogir oral StrolAeldroy, Hama. and Cuusitros Choirgirl sad ?.ady arrived 04today at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond Mmes. from ernmels To. stormy tM y are capecteil to take their departure feir their mot 111 Irelamel The and Commtem of Sebes. sod Lord and the bohei Slolywriox sod family, left mows ow Asterrioy, for Crosieth Hail, mot Umirpool.. lost] and Lady Wm. RumPli holm left Woolson' Abbey, es • tour. Cr." Colehoseh, Esq. M.P. Ow the cn•nty of We•furtl, snd Mri. Colrlongh, have ar►ived is town front • time therugh F.aorr, 'heir velure to their seal,Ti•ter• Abbey, in the tenni, Weaforrl. General D..vrrenz has a►rived at the Teeletcrek Hotel, Covsnt•garden, crust Irelsodorin Liverpool. DEPARTURE OF TNR FAIR CIRCASSIAN. l'estardAy tanning the fair Circa/Ishii% awl mite left lin Esc,-!bury the Penian Ambitions'lor's rrsi drove in Charlrit.strert. Berkeley-square. Is, go on board the bird itzwoutle; she woo a ccompanied to the *hip by Cohowl D'Arey. Captain WiHuck. and Picrey, who s.lrpt on hoard last night. She sails this moron% for Constantinople. front *hence they go Ly land in Prrsis. His Excellrocy winging in Egli(!Mill till April or May Heat. He is shortly oink on a tour through England. Scotland. and g This ag►ernhlr mod fashionable place of resi•►t Is closed...l with r pony to all Carry,. Thr h.llowitig are the principal arrivals during the last tro iiat•• and lady Rail; Slr J. Radrliffe and family; Sir R Flticher; Sir I'. H.skelh and family; Lady motet Miss eariligaa; Lad• and Mho Wr%hy; the Right Rev. Load !Imhof, of Down and family; Sir T. and Lady Ramsay; CUOTIII, Ms Mrs and Miss Hoyle; Mr. T. and Weal Placuck ; Capt. and Mrs. MacJwiald. It is uncertain when the Prince Regent returns to this place. Mr. Waiier, the house steward fur Logsdon, art tff ou Friday mor • g. The 191 h lancets, a few issrlividttilla excepted, recessed their mime on Tuesday, and almost in• moistly were oil lilt it march, it w a s acrid r e e cheater; but, sic INltete, their destinatiun was Landow. The gell dragoon guards are about to take their quilt! erp here r Mrrrywelether's hotter on the Otani! Maar is engaged for the mess of the officers. Our arrivals last week were very numerous; usiourg many others of husk and fssliiousille imu ntAltinee, the Joilowilig were included Liuty Autos. 81,4-1., the ihneetner or the ithutetues swot h.giity-rsioruseil i t ,trito of this place the lot. nuke of Msettuiroush; 11w Earl of Charlevilk, to Ks -residente so South R H Sir F. DV23.11C11., Lady Itstroft, tiw Hon. Mrs. soil Mies Pere, Sir Joshua Clifton, Col. and Mrs. Ilwpmso, the lion. Caret, Sir- Chinks ltrjor awl Mrs. Aorl)tie, and Col. EttsClareere. It Is soul that 14 or* Master of Crtemoilies here t. us the tvr of Appliilltilirlll ; but Illi• f r is ehugether groundless, the preseut having no view of Yemen! ip morning the Doke of YORK arrived at York I 11.11. e. Si.J4mev's Poke...from tholands. Yrstritiay the Duke and Duchess of KENT, occompaoied by the Infant Prince-s ALEXANDRIA, wince; se are haopy in say, enjoys excellent health, tt•e Poinetfts PEON° 11, and theie attendants, left lireeiogtont Palter for ‘Vindsor Palace, on a visit Ito the Pitistrissits, tor a few days. 0., Saturday Mr. NASH, the architect, attended at Ktowingtou Palace, to inspect certain parts of to, the apstinrouts occupied by the Dukes of KIN? anti Swags being mooch out of repair, as sell ow the Chapel in the Palace. Orr the Ri4 instant the %sign's or JTAFTOILD loot a Rrsoit intritaionsetit to the Newcastle yeti. rosary •rvalry, so liia seat at Tren , loam-hall Park, Start od•leirr. The entertainment was given by the Marquis iii ma►quees. tents, &c. to the Park, attire every thing was seised up in great profusion. Griortmi DETEREI, X has presented a donation of 40/, to the Mt 'alit try Society of Dublin. A fitl.Pg 11W fide arrival. at Plymouth ere— Eir R Glyn arid family, Lally Reed mid family, Lieut.. (rat t led Irlkarii, 83il regimeid, Maisie Fuller Drake and Lear, Col one l NAirlaud awl (Andy, l..dy Jane., Major- G•err►al Sr Drub Pack, K C B Commairdre-in-Cliter of the %elders Dlatnel, Comm IMP e•utr Sir G. urge Grey, kw. Aerial& M Edentiorglo In►t week— _ _ _ _ dwd Lnwitorr, modishly-Advocate Beckett, Sir Caresby fingger•tute, liter-Cbaloccllor Sir Juke Leach, Burro, LAI. anti Mrs. /lurru. Ois the hr.t dq of K rum 'Lootin g this season, Mt. ATKIItiON. of Cut kermooth, shot laud bilged twriity Irpite. This greiiirition is billowed to by tine or i l a btfrt the North of Ettgland. HARROGAT6 AND SCARDOROUGH —These two Watetiog Piaces are said to be Completely full. It is said that s.uirsisittors have bergs driver) to each hoot the total want of water iu littD Owl) country, really the ell4V must be very pitiabie.• if the romoatty are dritskiug either Sea ur Harrogate •laler ss u beverage itt common. A foreigtwr who bad met this year the carriages tiNt were trasrlirog pint on our great roods. would hire said that tile Eu , li.h always had their carriages printed whileois they came iii so completely covered lust; that my other colour was trot visible. •• the long • cootiouarice of the dry weather . of water fur beast amid man iv the greatest Aitemberrd. Ois the. Wulda of Yorkshire litibitauts walk miles for •a pitcher of clear ittif in Lion:0111014e the cattle are drivers JIITRAIIT IN TIM TIMn AMID FULIPOL-- imams of the Idle Jwir HiMall Oft covered astoilyourseashrle witlido& the church, whereas :Ilistiteirsits of Judge Tuassa's steasinessi ire 'shamed at 4004 !wire Mild now. piloted Id eiewt with dust I tier- From 016.0 ti.e mit ts,r rem art , 1.,r ip.hol j wider, al sides to c S. • A Com 1,0 1 4 r The rein: rife by in am A tleem6 withiu fir • • ENGLLCR .01(214 k re 4 'pleasant hi, entitled A Cis./it otiose% Was lost t pester:used. The chats*. overt. then , filledt . —.. Vieth' rins " , l elas fPrisek Mr. Dr. M.. Mr. W. X on *retailer. Me. %saute. M►.. his ... . Ostaloie Draft * Wri.W 8. Coemattlett: I Nisi t.Sostolloll• The object If the outlaw i's I...expose the Ticker. oaf follt«i Which are somet imes coos:rutted by thole young ladies who sti ff er their judgment to be ob. *cured, tool their pardons to be iudflueed, lsy • • coush wi t p.roaal of the romantic trissll with which the shelves of the minor circulating Vineries we crowded. For thin purpose he introduces Coirolloo Drake (the fair but fantastic daughter of no honest poult e rer, of Norton Fatigue), who has contemp tuously discarded several respectable sailor., l i e. cause they were mere common-sense tnesi l wholly voiacquasisted with the humbostic . phroseology winch some modern novelists have adopted. ( lower. a young follow of cote, idernble ingenuity. is deeply smitten with the charms of C'orullne, mid. being the son of her father's oldest friend. finds Ito ilsllksslty in procirricg she consent of her parrot to the connexion. He is well acquainted with-Coraisse's foible; sod knows it would he in vein to woo ii, his real thuiaefer, he thel'efore ossonies the title of iklondo"•1/41P Isis Ns/dresses to her at Ilastings. r . tuns her heart by writing had verses ant her beauty —and, at lenzils, isolores her to elope with him. Clover is dot-missed. if possible, to ruse his fair one Of her foilde—and, in conjunction wish his arch senora, Whitk. mitt old Drake. he oalsveYothe youtig body to a rustled ensile, swat' lite tows,. a put of which has herti*filtril up ist a homely style, to favour the chest , . (borer now throws aside his faslooomble habiliments, and simmers attired in leopard-skin tiousers mull robbit-skisi jacket, to the great terror of the heroine. He COIIOOII4 Caroline with the ossurance. that the tiers...ll'th dispels... who travelled *long wills Owns (sod who., in fact. was her father itseug.) was his first wife. who would perform sill the domestic drudgery of their house hold. while she should reigis - the intellectual luminary of their dilapolated habitation. Coro fine, alarmed at the metamorphosis, demands. in in agony, whether it is slut all a joke—and whe ther she sloes n o t brholil her dear Orlando, in maw. qiierade ? Cloerr &clues he has deceived her througlisoit the whole of his• courtship—that his tonne is not trlando, bat Threspbrey Shnifihotions de Go:ado—that these rums are los abode—and his pr i ncipa l f .,„„ 1 K n..... milk - and lettuces. This de- . Claration tills earoline with terror—mud she laments ihe clangsr into which ber.love of romance has plunged her. She• is about to make her escape. wiseu Whisk, attires! el /a Hohinson C'rusne makes his appro..nce. She learids from him that his master is tither* Doke or la highwayman—but so extremely mysterious in his conduct, that he could not exactly. deride which. Caroline is convinced that she hes, tell Blas-like, fallen into the hoods of robbers, and she s tiers Whisk a very handsome reward!, in the person of her servant, Lary, tube will assist het • its her fight. Just as she has succeeded haloinging over ffiiiik to line interest, Clover, 44 had beau pre concerted, steals sip on them. He upbraids the lade, in strong terms, for harbouring an intention to elope from Inns, and declares that he will puinili her' in the motoring. 'file ,poor girl, alniost die tweeted, expresses so ordeot wish that'(.'/over, the isle* of an * with whom she had formerly cola temp hoed is nth horror, was now peereoCto protect her. Old broke, convinced of his daughter's re. formation, throws off Ins disguise. His example is follume.l by she other parties—arid UttrOhiie, cured of her fully, is blsssed with her Orlando., in the moos. olf , .elsortes ' C/urer..—This is a pleasant slid Spirited little piece. The sketches of character are neatly drawn—the dshtogue is vaulted by •st 'considerable portion of broad humour—dud the situattuns are excentric sod. amusing. The • perfinuirF, rxeried thrinseleses. gre4tly, and were unisseinly *uccro.fol. Mrs. W. *.. CLUTTRELEY, se‘ s tow fair falaaliCe 11..4er, plaerg the ahsurdiitirs of the character in the most prisigi-' nent light. It was all HllllWird and excell.or pew romance—mud drew down fiequent ajiplauseesss• Miss I. STsv i Lucy had all the character. .. istic Itglitiless mud flppasscy of the pert writing. timid. Mr. liAal.ay ina.tistoed the put of Whisk with great drollery. Ile was encored to's cid nor comic song, describing the company at is country cticulatiog lihroory, nod the various work. for which they called. The vulgar city pusherer was tau 00000 r. ously repirseined by Mr. W. S. CIIATR.BLEY slid the characters bf (Aver and Tibbs were fell. dried onemolobilly *musing by Messrs. mimics , and Witatxxou. Thr tivrritorr, by VACA Rt. arranged by Mr. KEARNS. iii Iltr co..rse of wlpt ll'b!r popular Wile of Rubio Adier to iiitrodtared, afforded Mr. MOutiTat N. the able Nader of tiir bawl. a fine uPprot ty for displaying his Skill on lite tidia obi/gala His pet formative was rupturing:ly applauded. The operetta ',rut of in the best matiner—end was .unced fur-repetition amidst the applause of the audience. bT•s O'NEtt.L'a engagement nt Erlis;burgh is hunted !cr twelve bights, 011 the expiration of which she pi tweeds to Liverpool. rarigenirtits are *oracle for Mr. WARR'S return to the ifrtlir,t fa of C.lveltt-gilf(ICII RADICAL REIVORMR.IIII; —Aurougt•t the aeriout evil. whit•L the lend. r of the Itirdidil (Wormers have proanced, h.. liven that of Laduog away snot. iittli!es of the critismint people from Shen work, where they might have earned very high wtig►rs. and diatrerriiag the f..rmer• its getting..sll3 • mirvtvt with wh eh Prriviaresce 1t.,. bleavedthe e try. and . by • wloch. the poor must . maintained whine frurorts thae 'llrformeri sift; et to he. . • 'b•lhat 'nth Ortoliell thu•r atrti tilin call diem. selves Igadied Ittformers :have completely Mari.. find sal ;hr fair arid legrtionue opiwnient. of Mo. Meters,' has breir proved co every courtly. . 'thud fh a 'droo l ( °epos - MIMI/I, f ew mruhave ixerted them. 'elver. in u more ihridioluisbed soirortrr 'than Lard Daum, as bird Lieutenant of tits roounty.. A Parra Pali.' mention% that w vorslitiaronitta. aiding iii the Faaheu►K du Temphi. bra basely cher uf # very lirge•propertv. coseestinC of mime, tETttostra.' br Abs'ileirlib of relasis Live in Hollow!. .+.•. r. • •..: ~..X. l~°~ • ~.. . . TMC,PRItiCSSS OF WILES. Aa Boglisli'Greerierovivorriood in teem a week st too sive, kung!, charged ash tiodiat from lief lire noirtm . • q vrainis .1.0. with instruattOop to mitts*, . Mr• La tie, ..5.1041 lit ,4lar .otuard of bollworm smati the I odiu Company. received orderS to eloMoripi, 'hairs/I pos.ihle celerity. a Cult set of sidle hartoesilthe see Bursas—iis Vie • carriage. .auil foot for outride% with appropriate sisiditho,llte. ""'hr order ors completed 01130 1 0f40F fewdais; the same edtw heilvsppril Na). 'hie is i rix homers. wept •is very e. The Pfister Regmaits and the Orsiocrao•p alto quartered • mud Blushed.; *hi bullilrisoed k is earcutcd. on Si sere held projemioo, sod richly gilt ; it has all the It soppOrienn with the binomial Crown on the collars, the hauob*s. the winker,. and bridles All the mew improie, are iiitruilsieed with the. 130.11.01-W; Nsieb heatl. and Roger-ring. e. This mares4iess all do reports et the oni . vil Me Primula at Walesio Fromm iu I-4 iftr c inn. ~- DOBLIM, ANOVIrIr 964, The Earl of Shannon and lentil; hove arrived in town from his east its the Mull 041' their way tii The Earl of D. glwastivr; we ire halm Is learn, is completely recovered from a slight attack of indisposition which be experienced at Knock• lofty, riisce his return from England. The Earl of Chtnrickisnle, it is owed, has pre vented the Rev. Dein* Browne. sou of the Right Hon. D. Browne, to the Union of Loughrea, vacant by the death of the Rev. Mr. Jones. - Lord Carbery has been appointed a trustee of the liiirn manufacture. Miss O'Neill 'mode her first appearance at the Edinburgh Theatre, km Monday hid, in the cha-. racier of Belrfilera.. A Cork Paper states, from authority, that an engagement has been coucluded with this eminent retreat, to appear at the Cork Theatre ou the let of October sleet. GALWAY ASSIZES.—AN 14. Charles leohais, a coiporal of the Galway Militia, was tried for stealing 2 , ? . 641. out of the shop of Samuel Hardy, shopkeeper, in B Hardy missed small sums of snooty different times out of his till, and suspicion havii.g attached to the Prisoner, who was n *envoi of Dr. William Carter Barrett, of the Galway Mili'ia. who lodged will, him. the witness desired John Barrett. his bro ther-in-law, who is also a shopkeeper in Ballimcdoe, to conceal himself in the shop on a Sunday. when •the family went to church, by which •Means the Prisoner was detected in taking out from a large sum, having let himself into the shop by means of a false Itc,y, and was afterwards cons usitird. The Prisoner had no defence, but as to chit. .sarter. The Hon. and Rev. Dr. Charles Trench gave hint en excellent character. ()titbit' Barren said he always confided in.him. and considered him hottest a n d correct. and until the toresetit sniffier, never heard any thing iojtssiona to, his character. On r question from a Juror, " whether he would take the Primitter beck in his servce if acquitted ?" he hesitated, and was issfurin. ed by the Court he steed nut reply, it being merely opinion ; he !Imbued ansWering. . Captain Sunderland. the Adjutant of the Gal. way regiment, stated that the hammer alis a well. beltaerd,••Vober, and regular soldier, and, previous to that offence, never heard any thing prejudicial ,to I ' . • , The Judge recapitulated the evidence, anrigset• an *excellent charge to' the Jury, who itistauto.: iistiosly nrotiounced the Prnmiter—Geihy. The Honourable Justice Jebb, in an impressive-1 . manlier, tt:IZI the Ptit4lNWf there was nothing could. i ‘ pelliate the het 11111 l soros of his crime ; that he had' ! nut the pleat of want. or the viretchedstess of a family ..to stimulate I' to an act to endeavour to allevitue their mivery, winch even tlwi, the most piercing at. whom( hunger could justify ; that independent. ly of his pay. be had sages from his muster, which could supply 'situ with every ore eaaary suitable to • his line in life. As a soldier. receiving hit Maier. ' by'. pay for the pporection of the laws, the subject,. and the State. his defeating the trust aggravated the: crime, slut time •gooil character lie reresved would : tend essito-r to Paestum than mitigate the punish., meta. as he appeared to have • acted with great duplitity rod debberrtion, and to 'save proceeded in Itiedepreitrttuits for a leogth of time. with ex treme eireunppection, which rendered torn a die. Igrace to the cloth he wore.; therefore he *Quid prop funnier the heaviest seutence which the law q powered hoot to do, that a—" That the said Cholla. 1 'token shah be trausported bejond seas fur Imola 1 years." ; 3.) R>• •p. POUCE. IlF0 1 , 041 . 1 0.• Trillions Gallagher was ea Wads, hroughtfieforti the "little; al asisirato charged with laseitig amino tea slaseu of •pritote, and a large wateringqrst, the properly of his tin. telleary the Lurd Ltristeriut. Gallagher, in his &Com. said, he kept a liait.statiel Orotund. nay, wheie he purritast d the fruit from a sae minsan name he did out know, but whew moo" he so accurately described, 'has die peace officers weer as no has le identify In it so old siegmaitstauer,ualntil Algid Com; the watering, poi,G•Uaglerr yid , this fellow left ill his cure ugly . 4 1 1 4 wee to• call fur it soon at live o'clock. Pescaufficer Moe( yap isrel!rvel. lo keep a lours out fur Carry, sad be eartated it fsiti.folly by Lakes( hint iota rtlN.dy 1 .4 1, • 4 the bow tIP pointeilio call for the undetiutpoi. .flaviag been toed he.— .forr.for a aitelltr pifcace Crum which be est*SPe#lkilmith a soirlskr,ise (kr Art of Parhaaseu‘ isbicls autos ilMeilicqpi et stealing firewood fruit ouly..panishithle.la 918:4403imei. he _Listillyiest now tralgt d he bad stoles' Ott frailllnitsfettnd Wog Ira grit !peer mks he Pi sr elsarerdir mripos piulen ilarisstertiag 7 pyi, which Ut Teln.ll4l• Gaiter/fire whit, it apple's, beers a vs& cloarlfele; 4 o9 . oo. apses‘;riluess apunat bat.. VoemmiMattue Wel ei .11naivaa. The %trent, under the blessieg o( Providence, haisheen wit in under the list* lesthipf posiOtir" art every pant Ettglsod, **jog& dkill ei( vein to hart Griutpria its prokrers. Aporsde rest %Sally sod hot sods, -theturnins are bikinis, tits" &de stray, sod of flows or Ihstor;i4 littOt7l4oll l 4 It:tnictly mil is to be foetid. • ~ 47' 11003i06.•• • • llHDOwatiff Amodio a passings . ..llb db. vial* booths. wird too tie to lot .wlibdt 444 ',teat big Mar wa elm had wink Isatol e wlorisows.loced sod Oa lase stood to tads Woe and starstased Wawa. withoet 4 a drain to. art away. Ihrrt-ever equal .dean. laps. Thu clam woasoppsdoaolaa aitles.ood Passtail Ina 'brow% fr .11 0 0 sane terra ;Obit Ilea,Ale ~AWL of Sloe hod ✓esod. hot 'lwo they sad Ow, Tamen bite keedre: sea smite a mewl ma% orlowely vow smear osaAio sbe bootie sit Coombe Woad with dbotherty sod .dolvertlsoroo, NOW pew Desire. Porsollb IA- hood oprotad *vowel? spew M•Drrwees hrii4l. mad is refers 1.41.141 of Yemen's load soffeetd 'sorrel, boas the tialit-hoodol blows .1 .16i* aistwouttist. Met" away embassies of tots, both eon Aar* weak is • ekes.—Rehire eta istoodo.tol. bat bpDososs i st bar sissies. .3 3vels a sassaltiod :asead as this we do wet recoiled. 31•13eroad wade a roamer siabs.bsodssi blow with taw cell's kis, sod the. tatter was cot sesetely, wore sbe rya. 01.. and fees oreassil to he the drlessaiessiso .of hos* cool ship did so without! shriokissi omit Parerll Iris bombed dowa.-2 to I ow WDn toot. The ezeliatina of .11•Dertaol'a party gagged see,. a mirk 1 hydrant* he eltworri.shiog is the rem sad ski. eirafrmine was Imigidreell by a/ heavy a rain Mean as tee beam. egived; it was Ilk. enip4isig pales at water epee the head; sad in two naivetes slow was sescrely a dry thread re the ANC. Bowie Wird CM' 611010 f ; lost the 'Whinge ewe kept at work is the madmen:so of the darn, sod Moms ether rounds weer Need with espial desperation ► with whips in &grime the rite elver to she. 7. The nag Lein somewhat cleared, a better view of Ike operating itealitim of the men preemies' shell'. Bark had received euvairk far moderate takers, bet they were mill as eager se ever. when wind wohtll id Ohre% sad M•D►rewet appeared to labour under waist of wind most. Parcel! leas thrown S Slight blows were exchanged, and Poreell woo thrown in a chow. 0 Tu advantage. IN'Dersitut received left and right, hut the brave Irishman did nut leave his ...,k, sad be tweed his adversary, who at last went Aiwa with chattering hit upon the throat. 10. But fur. Purcell's knows goodness, his adversary mould have been backed at olds to win. Purcell's secirods desired him to keep back and meet his adversary upon the ad , which he did newt auccesafielly several harm with. out being unwired epos. Both west downs weak, 61`Dmeast covered with Iskirsd. 11, 12, wad 13, were bravely contested, but thi hittisy was is &Amur of Parcel!, who availed himself, eves is his stupid slates( science ' is breaking ground wee hilliest with( Isis left hasd. i lie had half a dusts bits to owe. limb down, OP Dermot soder. 14. 21 , Diranot placed a Bask righl-basiled kit ows kin adversary's throat. Post:ell fell in a clear is, 16, and 17, in a pitiable weak MAW, the NOM bit sari other as if pew tars and mins, until there WA so lid left is them lila both west Mayo w if by the 11111/011, 16. 51. Dl:reout was hut severely kft awl rights wino down awns in • eisSe. 19. ht`Deritial received at least right Waits aali.b..briad. sated both ryes were dined up, sod be had italiker sight kw power to roans. 90. This naiad settled the NOW. ht slid, • stile state to the scratch, mad in a rally Parcel' ilaoswirkis adversary by a left Wailed body blow, mid Is waskeestir wore to time, after $6 winos, struggliug. • REINA RILE. . . This was lb* Ugliest light sees for years, sad to light so those breve mew did, no wee meld Gght loaßrr. . Thaw was so flurehing,sod but little prying. Tbor.irses mot up to earh other's heads like griaw corks, ire • toasty , heed bull dug, to aurorae, mat the hamar( both retrieved Ss the liest specimen of their workmanship, as anther toold walk fromo the ring. Purcell out soirneest his wasigowist, sad his seiresergave him wlvsutages, hut his puss WINS k. IPOswo awl is a rare maniple also of a detervainell hirtiowsosay bet he Awes not 21.4111 his left .14 biting', although his kWh* is Weds brasier thee Purcell's. bPDrnarit appeared to he a 13 stows was, sail the simmer about 11 Nome. Martin to ligki may owe, and gives time, hell guineas, bet be kart no &pinning. . • . trDeasorl awl ilide.roade a seeitaii light foe lon games' Whir bet ware shag half the penwas.who • ramisoed the nag had hers drenched 410111 is w take Wm rite. ash newt irons of Dares cordial. tribessoci woe ii astb ► tembis; AMA. esigessecies AS esiessiee, The *tail weeill set be • - ,TT.._. _2 EGSS E LL'S T41,,0L. Mr. j a .tic e Abbott seliailtai the hardship tif ibst ease, the hanging immure of tiptpdisersottoe, and tiw utitiglitag Fiteastutameat, they erre rober le be - . (9.119(1i...ed . estesiapiitia ,Of wait*. e ld, 1114 i jwiliEbreljett . mir jui;b6ls ‘ .imiorh.ha Maccihimms 1640 pre, fitee Week 44 .1•4 1 h0 shindig% the liklbioll of the Loudon Arriese be 4ury taithus. offsriut fu9ud a repliet . al Clay. but hoioof . Is Lorchhip tumid. ahem. hint matey. Thich e. itt other. stards..osu atliag they road hum mhihy Ha catirptioseut to. bis Lot:delis. bat they hoped . he *odd out. pastith.bisa tea aloe* he the istluat _ . . the - es it. Lordship his thing That itse , <. '/ '4 ' .id tlld fear 1 *mit essialt yes Iltf wi Plus* 4.64611044 litilt thee Were allowed Wl* theersier. Cry sit Use. Togs Primmer dam sitlidees, and is some time eery am; pettititheitite a 1 114 bar. with souther les, of the seem at ss * witness: •Tiosspos Weird, dam hr was Anise eta Viday whet Y iimmate meow bestrews the Soo y pr so Noe pas =u m b.elt feriae Jassrpbe aits hisirly •tuot piere, het be et* sub lostroust withers(' teams to stab; he believed that Mr. Jimplet wished to cited Jersephs• mhbesettely-ekeird this thump ; blemished teimi . bet us moseys he had so resesisisst berravellt the Primisree sad he twee trowel sideorthelleammese if AR eatiesseetwi was pot is sine' raid; hr appealed to tie safer iebetlitik , slistlate mid mos sot hair. - Ai foe Tbitelpsoes pert, hoes astbiuesf thehmiewm, sod Is sista mom alesiesZ hive N apprise before his Lordship stall. The Lord Meyer sites called tow them/em. who mkt OM did set taus why Jusrphs sbuithi, aimed to bit.; hr knee mothime more of the parties Ass 'that he heard Jur/piss* be would drop the betimes* if be woe peed semeitreit limes fin his mermen. Joaryles--My Lewd. I even ofered to take The Lord Meyer certainly fauns, holt *tem is ease 4 aus sort as Of/ trivial that it weight tor be Wiled by theelegii premaliu* of twelve Of (surfers ibillowys. The olfeeee motet the mess onswes hind, but as dowilless thew, emi faults so both sides, sod as as sooderstaseefine has hem' already rostraiplated. I +maid recommitted she parties IS' retire—let them settle the molter sitaitsitly, upon the striseliere that tho peace be arts-vied, sad as Wessel abili I slitiekieg.deettimioo be repeated. The parties aseordieely retired. . J o u p a d r e was breeselit ity ; sbarged with nabs's), rem a man of of Mumma &ram Thomas amass mated abet he is a porter at that the Primmer is a frtlowelair . Fetter; 'bat sot gitiewist lass swoons employed wriosprie tip hate nee N the boats Se buy a busiirmi of spine for bee. saillibe beedetiellisem is sat* mid affeal shilli.es. Ws Peiltemer emphomd himself. He eiddsesseiWiasslf es shot -purpose, but failed; be mmemol mite beats, bildimg birth the most piemehlse lossuage. ON rttiriss friss theiwasts, massed to ba 4* dm tromasjlei mimes* ite i r . 4l. ..- and ' __. ....near retiring from thohosto, the Kiska* ben.; down hie heed hite.a ball, aril cave witness,. Widens a thrum in the smonteh as to knock bias beck unit meek* f timber; he Ibex betel up his list its lea fare, sad *weir ili• the IMO fetlock's+ manner Hist he would hnork net kid .... fb-V ors. Hit the 'muff& Aswahw-wiruem, and • iisti latimsagete Me so very samiedakies loot inderhot as to midge it out it fur witness to repeat it Wire Wilts mad UM lissom - - - • . . The Lard Mayer—'Now, Pa*" *bat la yak i • By what authority have-you pressmen. i• Übilikage= • who went to the market to purchase itysirsok--., •.. ••• it', • The Sovietism , tiented the .wrap. •Iftrisififfmkilillfis • lisamsage of Evans omen amtravatiog sksesit matfiliv sot site breweries, begged of the Primmer to eloike atm. limapit twice in Ike Prisoner's fare, but the IPrimmotr refuted AO strike hint, because be halm he would hsiog Ilia* before a Masi.trate. Evans...My Lord, I sever spit is his fseir t I never eke at to any homes being; my Lord, Vomit& rot be guilty of such a thing; and there is !WPM fesnahrmao su Coo.a who save the attire of tbe affair, -lid wilt swoon Arbil * . have kohl you. We anderatood the witness to allotio to opr. amt, the% is.esiart, who was areunlinaly gaited op t iorolotsugipoilca he May points the statenseat of Bohm flisims• Wes. Mipted ferineally by the Prisinteri i nail at Iruith the I.rd Mayor ronimanded silence and stiii the Primmer was vary moth mistaken if I. supp u.rd: that any Wog be email my, orgefftoo.so very improperly sad kuleetimiosly.etioist woigh on his mead, agues& the evidence of as Wilmot* sad re. opertabiemiloass. Mr. Ramp **red that the mieuneasters saashisseely reniplsineti of the misesiodoct of the fellosiskip•pueters, of their improper obatruelisitis of besipsess, and Retinal mis behaviour; ken Wag observistiost• kr was Wend to say, that the Primitive was one of the woes. of them.. .. The Ps isomer complained that this siCtoras had law ea. tertaired an satipathy against imam, and thpl he was our Wooled by feelings of kostilay. Ms Lord Ifityor—i certainly shall varimoilt ph for seta:. 143= 2 saki. you and halt. I easiest emseeivi may * .aareit Improper MN obstructing pros Fib*, ea tbe Minium oboes hive ohatrumed.wasi lifte,'og any other pen*, has litit as Mal if nibs LM kit rale, and poteheoe oysters; without yourlerfetiamei, air I have to Mi to the market to pot** M'n'offmntfels. I shall order a coasts* , to swat •Ish' halm, he 'pa vent melt pliOstill jillesatime I shall Aiessismo Mali 1 .. d moo k w Ike assowit, bad also foe tie Inharroptioos .. . • - • •• • • •a• • Mere, . • _ _ _ .. theNbilf mie ettbeee•ebroteeelaseet wide% diet see • sob ON* odder grist. ***the . Aleireeers:at Ho Coy of Roods% eibemesecelaolller: Not or of tbe +testy Neeseirtme • herd to Mbalite CIO*. We' idekillollll4 erel•Millt e. resoublie Sir INI New Coed, aged to hero preeldeVleit tbe reedit lieroste eseeteeteeetoo , ntliPestftetoebier Lre4 Neva, two ameeistedvieb theeireethiesbee‘ be walk, - -eel id free 116 hiP. deo••••• - ' NOON be▪ d , Weida, . At be* ispk, 6M Omni , preautsec dist 4irbot imb ball Orr hpiro win nen panted morase. was" •of ahem bad-eerie eights= *bedbug draw, menWousu :xi Ii I i I 4 I N . : ' '. l i ft , % : e . .. . ' . . . , 1 i ;.16 . Y.._ .• 4..4 . . . • l• • . ' ',Wet . • r.io* - * *BOXINGt - • --' ~ • , ...... . • ~ _ ft liii.l/10111101M. 6,4 01 se tbsriefiriev. Whiff ! Aii ft , ; :466 . 1, teige P m .••• heiniel op by . lit oa . 1144 wie Irish abikaiita., esiVrilelelelesis . 9.04* • • 41Neer.ilsa • limpiter krullie.we for ion" of Boar" :=groh i stesd, "4 far r at come"' _...., - • ~ ..,_. faZieills esti god Mehbief from ?go eselpite • before be we W Ow. 4 the twolitiee trt-JOw s •pko. it Verb/4 SPOribe *WI tilt bony, "i t kith.. 'book hitt . total 51 .: .• . . b hits . • , swot 10 %is /lap. ho' 1 . 0 0 4 . 011 / . , ; 14 =.O-0„... I.l:"...,t.trefluielG•llolo6"til.••• e l e n :i l' iwillit .. "6.11.11" kt 1 " ... 4. " 6 ' Hi. a• fireriti _Au_TY ' 14* awnsie a i th.4,y; bi hay Ovvii;.-6.., • g0.u , ...", •• • ••btakod sir • .a t iwethriestek tw OPILIP••••, ,;,. 1.41.1,10104 sea attar the tow tor. C• 4 the riorirtie .4 *Hite, iirevaliet Owe Mu deist Olfiliiltr 'llf 4 r i oirbilo.. Mak in woo best glows by JO•epho. Prows Wit -• lbs amps who cesessebied for Oh._ wish . ,a III6O A , i filalsi• rehmelsdeso sees sel rsrd sow Marra & be reetri *a. • Se pelt blows, es a saw Oh F 4, 1 1. 51 .1, : , 16 _, 'Pori:. seam', as kik ..a —smort dews vote br mit awl. , Alt shot di 1 ' fosiet ey :11 . • Pi' lad. 11 , s ; " al "1 Vi a ; k ietAkbeett the 1001 i of Aortae, —r 1, .1. 1 4 • 0 Oterspiisso, ..4 km bravely ,n emus twist ssiessa4. 1 :4 6 04 m at A e lm ho phi ro imete. atm t h e pee . ouse w oeibme „... "skis winitrasiss• fins he see..(lorh•sl for I • . yin: _ A , 11406 . faro* Nit. 0. F,lslay ram. bow.. re , the iegt. . . . Arum rerrrm.. 11 - be otwerdir4 lOW, ~ 6 Ell . , iailie....r *ma emus*, efeeediarof eiteshlis err hist, he whit\ be bow. NII. Nesheseitsir mirth 'mirky of pot - ,, ,", nr. priellme% i n* * h i j b ii i.•,he r i lk L a . d . h ti . if .wortoor awl. torrowsofe.l •Is Item „ A . ~.. • isst 4 . ll , • l'lro Primate', Irises &hest Ins foe its Meaty. 4ewiel tbl., lkit al Imp siel.erlt. a nd tic firimt •0- . ,:, n r el .."' ,111._, 1•414 iii• i i i A feis osa sie d o f fig. i p ia,i,viii it o md s o os j eo e s is . f•iisysi sot beiusg peewee.. Mere was '.- "' .vs Jot Alidl arid I eiss esiiiirdo4 p.,maser. ' it lei; art she 0(0v . . • • wisog . The rha W ar , —Thoa I fear I• ea rat cnoislt ye! Ilif . .. Mr eshfsehni. Psurcelt albrieszels ellw..leit . - .._... . .., hda - los e g ree i ii a v. 47 .4.1 1 , 4 • ,6 g :i g ia t oj. Wielelor.ses.l4l. Staere; rim 'ithesimeng Owe &Wowed with A 441140,4 ....0411,Asil tin* • " lit wiilditirtisillwina.l irsine..ei I. h.i &frier. mot the work rem she foist seeseksle seas tellhe b...ree kw outer. .i mp laid . N eter ...,Th s , in the don " m a ..", G, I• It —babas. ?Y.4 ea Peresrik , . , .. boo. r. , f' T ' • : 4.• ILI 1 . II t . • ! .- .. •.: - .:i . I 1 • . - ?i,t . ..f. . v . . .. . •. • i .... '- • , .. ~. „ . . . •i - , : . I - 4 I 1 1 .. , 1 holmta . 1 . 101 1 * VOW WI. P*9 4 "-Dell,_ • . $1 . 31 " .. . lei ~t he - ma es Irak haaareeitigavl y thorseata‘besept .. MI I • I i 8414 M1. of ' • W•""iii•birr 12 . 111 . 1 . 110 . 0 01 - ' 0,1 wearier raw* eheehreard ; lam tee**, are a hat[ iaitlei• i the cuestitiltiot ptedugrd a Stialiailawe v ,HaeCitlay he oraisene le a . ',ipso**. Ottriesaaasabaana r ia -, a tire* ex i ial pod of. jig', .pri kf rt to p f ad o e t j a i r li g a. •W. where She mai magas. are his anti eveapanivas se a wawa. a 10 i 1 Lordship aphis% a NM, eilk •be . takieu of the fabiad 7/ *ad kard'hifh 4 hat • " Obi NIA' amilltd) 6164 which .8 I ' lion, anti paidjl,ehaill4 he *Walled to. bin AMP 61i . e we Ph* " my " ""k s ' et ' , . . es , U.tkbets .olvtill it. Wt. ilevil oitoileitittvd? is islibrip• kVit, P ,: W a ii .lo",, ilf j, l :t e thm ) , rre pr i 4ll 4l ? Il i a i ,"k. c ,t o r• n ii , l ,: fle l ' i t se ,,, est _ 1.. _ .: ...„,,... . .., hie . I.lo.4l•ol6ftplip , A. 't ilkapadi kw/ 6.'11 am., jtaseirVuelt IsAlitater.eug.: • . iliing ikbinit.l4,4l4l.4* 10.1.. better, lever the Clod tr ~ ' 71104.0'. ROosir, apv int., 14.01ak 4401 aellitilteedry t••7•-•4 That .k wail _red, IR lopprom la pi s i s d i pasma x .. 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