The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-09 00:00:00

THE nisrurr. Who dares of p—• R' Who trails the Minista rill ham! Of those that tread the legal hall, The wisest wire, alsli 'Wilt of all ; And now the Rustiest of the great, Who erewd St Stephen's with their state. In precedent and peirhtnrut wive And in religious 'wineries, ll turn nn us thy ...it ing eyes ! For all at oar.• iti.,te in their, Religion, Law, and Polity. twit Y. 11 'tie Religion to be merry's', He dues pintoes, the very 'narrow. If teen' tnuwkdge tan ronsist In being regularly dun'n'ed, With rube professional, and wig, The head nut inatfra in; a 1 . 44 llr aas a lawyer. If the slate Need nothing in ill guide lout peste A supercilious pertness join'd With iriblen g aptitude 0r mind ; I cannot quest' .0 then ill. claim, War that of fifty Nom 11/111e, larmg, in a muse so broad, A politicitt:, or a god. but that is out Religions arm hots dues the Catholic im liana; A n d that nut Religion's force liVhich makes the state of rn:llions worse; It will nit prove a lawyer woad, To lie in demie and titles hound, Or, orn ems toed a till a tail, 'Phut tourli'd him at the very heel. A politician, too, you'll find, Rs quires a iimmiatide wf mind, Act ntene,.. p,u4l.llce, common stoat, Not fully If cruel .1.1 I orrc•ve means, IV( Ire all the to•ressauy pains Tu got ern cell—alone completing The h::ppy booth oflegi►h We ; Thu nil. en..ugh to save the state, A mousier io dm Cabinet. Theu fieraoaß turu Shiite *yes away, Believe me, Argues, well you easy, W.thout depriving as of day! fiiles!e 111 from thy eluting arms, Abandon as to sin Alm. harms ; Avoid us, spurn us, let as he, Neglected to prosperity. - _ - - Yesterday morning.. Ills i,IAJESTY, accompanied by the Dukes of YOROI, K6NT, CAMBRIPQE. and CUMBER MID, the Hon. Hiss EilLitTON, FIUME/T v end COI. TAYLOR, took his usual rule in Winol.tor Park, and, at twelve o'clock, returned to the (':dace. Yesterday, being the Anniversary of the wed ding-day of Their M tJtsit ts, thr same %es Mr bristed at Ittintlsor Palace, es Initial. The Duchess of Yost arrived iir Windsor on Thursday even 'tog. and their Royal Hi4hitesses the Dukes of Yorta,K a•id CUINFIf:RGAND. arrivrci yesterday morning, to congratulate their iilk.rkbrlLS on the occasion. This morning,. the Duke of CAIIBMO6E will IAtIVW :irid proceed to Weymouth, ou a 'visit to the I'rtut•cr.er AMELIA and MARY, WIWI.. hi► Royal will take the diversion of• ishootimg. The entante.,4 of CS rtttste returned yesterday to her house in “msvetior-plaee. The PonTUGUESE AMBANIADOIL left town, yes turdny, for Worthing. The NI isles G 0 I.DAVORTHY had a relect card party, last night, at their itott4e The Countess of WEITHORLA NO arrived at half Nat two o'clock, yesterday, at her house in Grove nor-sqnsre, from Gibraltar. after to absence of Clive years. Her Ladyship was visited, in the course of the der, by several of the fashioltable circle in town, inc oiling the Countess Dowser of Miss Morisow, &c. Acc. Marchioness CORNWALLIS is expected in town, this day, from her seat near Bury St. Elmund's. Her Ladyship's lovely family have arrived in Old Burlington -street, and are expected to leave town sheet week for Worthing. 'Else &trio( Ctrs/nut is expected in town, this day, from the Scheldt. Lord YARMOUTH has left tow i for Ii mgle., t join the splendid ciri le assembled at that pri .ctly place. Mr. and Mrs. Thou AS Suento.tx atrired yester day at ltandalls, ia Surrey, in good he filth and pririts. They csine home r.. 0. Csibral 4r wth the Collattla of Wesvuottt.sti h. in the l'artoim frigate. the pi iday last his Royal Highness the Pence of ()RANG'', dined mid at V ratc's Lon.lon Dattlisli, on his toter to Cornwall, Ro, Highness was pleased to express himself an the highest terms of admiration of the tine srit-hottling. and of the romantic beauties of this deligtuful wa tering-place. A paper of yesterday says, " the Earl "nd Coll , lttSil T7.MP Lc are gone from Landon to De..er, on their way to the Harness of flucuttranalles. at Stowe, in Bucks." Arrivals at Castle Connell Sipa, I.! merok Mr. Shin. Grady and kutily , ofl;raaxe; Ora. Puller M. Studdart, High !Cherie, ciount Clore; Majur Ran, and Lady; Sir :Nab Uillnn Maury; M. tut O'Grady; Major Nl'N'imnra; Miss liaggut ; &awl Mitt, Hca.; Miss Wale 1.. Tior beat ari lento sit Clieltenl^atit nre— Lted Clambers ie. trod and Lads Itiversdale, Col Srhsw, Col and Mrs. Phiehrord, Lies, Col Meek, M.ijor Tbeseger, Capt. Charles Junes, Cant. Skinner, Ca n t %%arks, Caps. twialt. Capt. Le (ie ) t, Rev. L. Roberta, Kt v. C. Wapsliate, sad Re• M ►rmstrong. On Sunnily, Lieutenant-General ENnt, IND re viewed thy tat Someraet Militia, at it•rrt•-heal, ermitnaniteit by Major JOLLIFFE. The (leuer4l esti:lll.ra him entire approbation or the snlilier-Lka o',llicariiiiee owl diaetplitte of• tag reBiatent. N .; l Thl : _ A report 1. a !tattoo! cha , < 4 1> Lllrd Ca4t C both toetitto fnen~lCurst POETRY'. '!LANCE OF mtvgrxr. report has ' -..1.1111•■••••••• for some days, tlir been prevalent . _tat change of Ministry it likely to take place. itler.agh and Mr. Canning have been attuned as wishing to re.igo. with their ire .ot Cuesta. thus nialtiog way fur it new Junta. This report has received tery little credit in the well-i formed circles. Lost night, however. it appear ed to g.iio ground. Among the circumstances which contrilitited to this effect, wit tut express scot off to Lord Lev , nion Gower. who was on a visit to th.! Duke of Beaufit.t, at Badminton, in Glumestershire.—His Lordslop returned to tow n at eight o'clock, when lie comid a sumptuous dinner provided for his rteeption. It was attended by several of the Calowet Ministers. Lord Harrnahy was so noxiously impatient for his Lordship's ar rival in toter., lie had been thrWe timers in the course of the day. at his Lordship's house, iii Staiihope street, to inquire f ur hits. 4,41 11, Serr. 7. This morning, as Garland, the cosch•nan, was driving a very large carriage, crowned inside and out Aid' 13athonians goin.„ : • to liristol fair, one of the wheels came off near the village of Tiverton.— 'Pie poor fellow finding the coach was going down, sprang froli the box, but haring lost his erpiipohie by the andlenness of the fall, he, unfortunately pitched on one leg, which wag dreadfully shattered ; I hive heard it is broken in three places. Yesterday afternoon, as Sir John Hawkins was sporting on his Kelaton Manor, with a friend, 'the dogs made a point, wad the gentleman jumping off his poney in a hurry to get a shot, unfortunately hi* guii went off, and nearly the whole chaige penetratid the fnuoiwee right side. I. elm happi to add, however, fur the satisfaction of Sir John's inerous friends, who mac be ut a dists►►er (ruin hmi, and will probably have the first account of the ilk:i dea through the medium of your exc. Ilent pup-r. that many of the shot have been extracted, and the Sorgeoli4 have a favourable npiuisa of their patient. I hive not licarcl much of the exploit* of oar townanseu yet. Mr. Harry Hunt takes thi• lead ; w fact, he is considered the best marks num in the county, and will match himself aganut Nile i entlernall sportainau in the kiligtloisi. I un der•taad he ha. been snorting on lii, owl manor, at Sails Souri Cottage. Wilt., with greet sweep**. On Tuesilav last he killed ,t 4 single birds, at the same nullifier of successive shots, which is equal prohablv to anv thing yon will hear of in the sport ing circles this sell/01), and gnu may rely oa it as an ielsolute fact. 1.11••11.T.•1!1111111P EASTBOUR E, Seer. 7. This little hathing-glace is thronged with fami lies it. olaltinet1011; 44.4 a house, or even a lodging, c.O ite obtained on any terms. The The itre is well atteisileil; the performance, tut Satord .y evening, MN% patronised by Lord 3114DFORD and the Officers cf his Regiment, (the Shropshire Militia), and pi chluced a bumper.— Ainoi igst the coin we &Nerved, Lord and Laity Bradford, Lord and Lady Cranks, Countess of thlhousie, Laity Lucy Rainnl, Lord and Laity flifdeo. Lady Monerieffe, Lady Lisinore, Air Henry nod Ludy Lashingtoo, Mr and the lion. Mrs. Thomas, Sir Ar them end Lady Piggott, ice. &e. Int pron. - twit Performers are, Mr. PIINII.F.N. of the late 'fheatre-Itoyal, Drury-lane; Mr. wit! Mrs. DORMER, Mr. JONAS, Mr. Ractim.im, &c. ; indeed, they are altogether • most respectable COMpatIV. The OA ut the Lamb-Inn, on Monday, boasted an overflow of fashionable company. The p.irarle for the company is delightfully situated, close to the sea ; and 4lt the Officers of the Surri y and • Shropliliiie Regiments, with that politeness w i nch distinguishes those geolleuneis. send their bands every evening for the amusement of the coinpany. Since the Iris frigate has been on the station. the French privateerl hare not dared to renew their rests to this part of roe coast. FRATEKNAL, AFFaCTIO.V. The following trait of brotherly affection desterves to be recorded : At the commencement of the present cunteet between this country mid France, a young Milli, belonging to Bourdeaux, who had bee,' married only a few weeks, ens. drawn as a conscript, and ordered to appear before the Mili tary Prefect at a stated period, to enrol himself far the army. His feelings. and the sympathising dis tress of his relatives. may be inure rea lily conceived than deseribed. A yonager brother, linwever. be ing a witness to the anguish of his brother and his young bride, e11111761/el. the laudable resolittion of freeing him from his distressing dilemma ; and, without givinz the least notice to 'any of his rela tives, he n paire.l to the Prefect, (dimmed his bra disellinge, staid enrolled himself in his stead. Very soon afterwards lie joined the army. and being placed in a regiment of dragoons,, was taken prisoner dal the continent. and sent to this country, where he has remained a prisoner ever since, till Thursday last, alien he was liberated in the follow -1,14 ‘v..y :—;11.1 sister, during the short interval of peace io I SU2 it it may he so call, dl, entered Imo a gentlemea's family belonging to Bath, 4 , 4 and in that capacity arrneil at Ply tttttt ith last week wit 4 tn • Lally of Capt. Bayntun, of Mil ford, late 3liss Mayhew, of Bath. She hail pre viously been acquainted that her brother was con fined on hoard a prison-ship iu the harbour, and on ineutnannig the circumstance to her worthy master, he interceded with Capt. Woolley, the !'art-Ca i itain, who immediately interceded with Admire' Sutton, and obtained the prisoner's re teem: for a given period, that he might, after so long wt estrangement from every relative, enjoy the society of. beloved sister.—We sincerely hope that it representatioo of this young man's case to Government may procure his release. tie is, we understand, an interesting youth. has had a liberal education. and possesses all those amiable and so cial virtues which render even an enemy respect able. Gen. Euusat, the alley,el etleCeNSOf to Cl/P97 Ileryed ao the army of Audilsoo., under the Duke of I N , tNTADN befnre the removal of that grandte, rod the juucnott of the army of Andalti‘;a nab that of E.tramad e‘ a, under CUESTA. He is coa.sid.rted a goad officer. tea-- -T .. . CO RON ER'S fivQuEst , the If th 1484 sot ittirteat we's held 1,041.4111111-howw, in the enmity of Itiewoaloson, on the tit Mr, Dirrei NidddeU i 3 very worthy re.pectishle awn, in the service of Matthew Wyatt, Ems. the A-.;erit of Lord Dillon. when it clearly appeared to the Jury. that the deceased had flirt with hi 4 dealt *• tn. ro“-equerice of sltrie violent injury received, in tlw act of ponterlinit 111104(11 uI au 801110 it um& 4.11,011 inns, 041 the ni g ht ni the pre ceding Tuesday, on too Ingliatiy. lendlioe from Cwitlirrea in Liauglilin, be atone peracm or perSODS unknown." %TIM' iinfortnnate man had been dispatched, as an extraordinary and confidential uoissenger, to the font-Office of Castic•rea, with several packets, nl eon,, i ile fa hl e value, wirieli lie regalarly delivered In the Post-niaater there, about Cerro o'clock in the et/citing, expecting insuiedirtely to return with tlw Didolits letters of !Mit day, but, owutg to some isisfureiwers delay in the iirrival of the pest. from lialleeMaillOns lie *a* detaiiwil in Caatlerea till the wresting had clnwil. and, iii I. locklews interval, the plan, • no doubt, was kil, which the cowardly assawans afterwards put in h o er to attack him ; hi,wever, beets formerly a Royal Irish Dra gooii, he managed himself and Isis horse MI expert ly, that, hut for the injury AIbOVU referred to, and oeciesonied, it is supposed, bysnore internal strain, or extraorilioary presoire of his body on tile saddle, he would actually have run the gaunt:et without city other ill consequence, than a few heavy blows about the back and loins. It was with the severest torture that lie rear wd the hour of Lookloos, ;About do, e mars from the of.tttock, mod, Afirr relAtiox circwnstairotally the oortivoittri of it, was put to btd, ne.Lr spin to flit I. DV c Ll;s, Sgrr• a. Sunday, the Conseeration of the Lord Bishop of Ferns took place at Christ Church. The Prelates who attended upon the occasion were the Bishops of Kildare, Litueri, k, and Kiddie. The attend sure of his Grave the Archbishop of Dublin was prevented by indisposi. The Earl of Port oliugion, who, at the battle of Titlaetra, so heroically led the charge of the glo non, 23J, of which he is Li, atenunt-Colonel, es toped unhurt, amidst the liseork suffered, as well as inflicted, by that incomparable regiment. Viscount and Viscountess De esci landed at Donsighadee on Thursday last, from a tour through the north of England and Scotland. Lord Massarene embarked at Doisaghadre for Portpttriek on Wednesday last ; and Geis. Sputter and Col. Savage landed at Donagliadee from Port 'Amick on Thursday. The embarkation of the Royals at Cork was ef fected with the utmost re4iilitrity, and without any accident whatever. Eight troops only, emeas , ing of MO men each, have embarked ; the other two are to remain in this country. Wednesday, Brigadier-Gen. Slade embarked on beard the Emerald - frigate, Capt. Maitland, which is to convoy the transports with the Royals on board, to their destination. Sunday the several yeomanry corps of th i s cite underwent the geueral inouthly inspection, arid were olio ward: , exercised to different punts e f the , is o; the city. The arrive' of a Danish vessel, under Danish colours, in our hurbodr, has occasioned much ' surprise ; it ahwars, however, ..-onsetpiciice of I cusses being granted to the northern • twe's by the British Government, that several more from the saint ivintlec tool he expected. On Wednesday last, the Mayor rind Corporation of Kilkenny had the honour of waiting on his Grace the Lord Lieutenant; at the Palate of the Bishop of Ossory, in that city, with a congratula tory address on his arrival, which his Grace was pleased to receive in the most gracious inaiiier, und returned a 'unable answer; atter whiyilits :rare, accompanied by the Duchess, the Kid 4/1 March, (his Grace's son) and Captain Everard, Aides-dt.- Catty to his Grate, the Lord lii•hop, the Deau, &c. went to view the Cathedral ; Flom which th-ir Graces paid a visit to the Castle of Kilkenny, the noble mansion of the Earl of °mantle, where they were received by the lien. Inner Butler; and after viewing that magnificent budding, his Grace in spected the county gaol. At two o'clock their Graces and suite left Kilkenny for Curraghinore, the seat of the Marquis of %Vaterford. The piovision eoi,tract ass (onespectedls) tint derided on Friday last, owing to the t - nualietition between our countrymen atid the monopolizing houses of London, and winch cans- J the Vietnalline Board to defer the decision on die tender till Sa turday, at twelve o'clock. We are happy to find there is enterprise sufficient in this country to cause an emulation with the London homer, with a sieve to draw back the advantage of the trade to our own soil. IVe understand that the parties culled in to the fourth, of those who had inude tenders for the pro vision contract, are Messrs. Shea and St..ek, nod Thomas Dinitosubs, Cork; J. N. D'Esterre, ; Denis Lyons, Limerick ; and Mr. Kirwan, Dundalk. ...... Those of London are, J. Atkins; Chri.t. Flower, Lord Mayor; John Green and Son. Green anal Metcalf, and Jordan and Shaw. assiswa- „ lit ou► last untouer we noticed that the iensins of the late Lord HENRY STII•RT had le en Pomvrnrd through tins Ogee for interment..—We have stow to muter the melancholy circumstance of the of Lad• STUART, his widow, who died at Dover; and whose remains were also conveyed through the. town no Wednesday for interment at Cardin - . Cat.- tle.—Lortl and Lady STUART lied lwen at Dover, to take leave of their son, whir went nn the Emiadi tiou to Widelicren.—(Chriterdisust Pep r.) The Roan, Hags:, from London to Smyrna, is taken in the Archipelago, by a French privateer, after an action of we hours, rod rallied into Ceritto. The Thetis, from C;1211Arl, has peen Wrn, re tals.9l, and corned into Orb, altar. The Scout sloop of war is put into Gibraltar to rePtur, %ging damaged in an action in the Gulf of Genoa. with two French privatrer..-, one of twentv, the oilier of eighteen guns. The limit had her master and five men killed, and twenty eight wounded. The Arenas. Hsu., from Liverpool to Heli goland, is arrived and Legion to discharge. . . 81 , 0hT1KO Ism tlif; • %V RIVICK R. 4•1, His Majesty's Plate of too Guineas. IA (' Satneftel's b. e. Scorpion, 4 )ro Mr N:111111 V . ll al C. Apollo, 4 yrs old Mr. Rewilt's eh. e. 214dtun, 4 yrs . A Sweepstakes of Tr:: Goirdtis, IA Grey's b. e. Stilton, by Chrshio e Mr. ll'hitotort's Gls,* mower, by I Mr. NI ills mimed b. f. Snowdrop, 3 Fling Mr Kellersolit's Owl:1ton. hi" Potrigtiay . Mr. Casinos named Gnus rnet'sW; Major Pigors Pinker Ellorlad Mr. Carr's cb.c. Lithe Presto., by . Mr. Faulkner's b. e. by big butte called A Huirter's Sweeportskes of G oinks* , Mr. Trreitt's br b forsworn, aged. Mr. Pryse's b. g Suitt. Arid, r yrs IA Guersrmy nauptil Mr Dvotes Mr. Totnes's hr. It. Sir Guy, 5 yrs old. A Subscription Purse of aid. Sir T M. Stanley% b g. Viper,b yrs Mr. T. C Brown's b h. M , Georgs, ;I to i I . ou'irCeorge —I torus ri010.4 A Maiden Plat of sot. given by the Two-in.le heals. Me ‘Vhitmorr's b. e. Glees Blower, 3 14 Stamfurd's h c. Stilton, 3 to ..id Sir S. R. aynui s h r Purmeren, 3 Duke of Rutlaud's Ned, 4 yis old A Got/ CO, of loops. valor, h, ! 0. es added by the Stewards. Mr Rae bosom's GrOullrli, aged Mr. Kellermao's L'Hwee de Venus, Mr Canninz named b. f. Snowdrop. Grimaldi the favoda.le.—Neveral TRALEE RACES. PATURIDAY, Fifty Guineas for Hunters, the properti, Freekuiriere of tit* count) Kerr , / , Was won by Mr. John Geo's Joe, ngnatist Mr William Fitrtertici's Geoffrey, Mt. bloke A's, r U.trxernirfe, Mr Pennies, L.A.'s. horsev guml race between JO% and Geoffrey. worry tit frweeintlires Five h ; Tire:Ay-five nines added tv.. the S! wAr t Mr. Creed's g m. Nohlevsr Mr. Irentliin b. it iota. tor vt!vsm•W. Fifty Poutobt, wt to nge, Ste. Mr. Creed's !trithieme Mr. b m , L:ttie t'vt h r ......... g g G oo d tann i n : --The r rn.Ml belt • won by abut half a length. Wsl.%vophy. Fin ) . potio•.. Kr," Nor.rs. &e. Won try Mr Gun'. Jo q r, aga:n4 Mr. Stokes's, Mr. Fits iera;4*%, Me Jnirai HJI anal Sir. Rubric Flyiret Lome. prtLicr. Ifi•U•lo.4•Tlfill'fb, Ilea?. S. Mr. Cassidy, proprietor of the Na'...111 'Taste:. rlall•Sieelt• bill. preferred a charge againit a Geot , eman of the nolo of 111' 'Ara, for coming to ha house, bat oiclit, meottipany sit la a tall, $l.Oll bespeaking foa stepper kw& rtraka iota .41140r a:titre. rpoll WWI 4 . 119111 C with tie waitri, he tb,inglit tyro. per to quit the boos, ande the spoor so n s ptepat pea:, and refused to pay for ; Ilw Laist:ho.l t'.. - reup.tn tont. loin into custody, atul, cold:41 a watelosaa, set.t bun to the P,m,- trs.Critorter. The Lo te It VI Alin*, WHI` I hi. statenrot, was of opin:un that he was lamed to pay for Whitt he had ordered. Mr. O'Hara trit,teil his Lordship would be of a thatresit opinion, when 11.• was ectmaiateal with net the Cieetlaell34,"• of ilw case. Ile had le spoke sapper, ea stated • loos having hasiticsa of a thoto•tir toter e with the Lady, ha di 04 Walter, whoa, he ohntrard loiteri•'g in the room, to leiVe it which, with much itrsuleoca, he retinue& Mr O'Hara t!tise went to the ber, to euvropinin of the waiter's conduct, sod lbs. sired he usieht me he interrupted till the sut•trr was ies.iy. The waiter, however, relented, and, ups, rep at mg sons• amino', we. am...a e...uplai.cd of He Will, hot. k et l , , re turneti a third tinte, rid, oti perelating in staying, Mr. - 01 !a a turned him-out of the room and, sontrefeing highs. If et. *Timely M. umeti, quitted the homier sad, going to a tavern' St the oppi,aite side of the 11111441 s he there supv , l, Ursa latit retiriog f.u.o that bump, ha was twig. d by Mr. Cassidi is She strict, forcibly dragzed unto hie boons, mint fr o nt thence newt to the Poultry.Cotneter, without tohy charge whatever preferred against bits tr,' and fUr 'whir% Mega! detainer Ye wee determined to bring hie artiste: • Jl'% waiter stated ha was merely doing his defy, ga pitch, %preparing the table for supper. when Mr. O'liao a coiaated bins, sod VIII 111111 out of the nit's. Mr `)'Mars said lie did collar him, 44 WS • iaV, the third titre, in staying in tee mesh after es desired as otten not to do so, and conceived Y 8 wee hay waresisted in doing so. The Loan 3ln von recoliturniled the matter should he settled by Mt O'Hare, hot into" Loa declaring his determi nation to do himacif inatire for the onworthy treatmcat he conrrired he had rerromii, his Lordship licld him to bail for the assault on ilw-wniter. It is but right to add, that the Lady was a relation of No-. ; that th• y had been io the City, in , he creasing, upon latiattiess, and that her husbaud was to lure tact theta at the abuse boost: to supper. TIIC EXAMINAI 7 II OF . MISS C(M.SON. Title Meant Lail, not being ;et is • state to he removed from Mr. Elistou't house, a Magistrate attemlest there In take her examination, relative to the injury slats received whilst w the cweh with .l( r. ELstol, juu spit Moaday viva nt.; tot. Ilv r statemtait was nearly NS 6•110WS She bat tern aroossioterl with Mr. Mikes about there months, her friend., however, for *ow Mesa which its it nut appear, dol not &nutmeat the eastemstioe. They pasted the a of Snesloy together at a friend's htot , t,, sLi u the took an opportunity is solemn to him the propriety patting an cod thin' artitit;rtai.er, govt.:it'll: . as Italian, that her fririxl< did n t approve of hei r-reiv viz the adult stet of an, omit:. lie appeared exterior:, ;..urt, and rearm:trots , ' vudh her with some dearer uf warmth. befogs the, parted, however, hr .rearm reeimeiled, am! she co:urines" to go en the Villuelog morning (Moailay`: with hint, mud a (swage friend with shoo the aa.l :016/X hAie that i.f.;ltt, to the Totvre. Ile *reunion:lF rtiled Co them an Mendel mettliffils at the honer or her friend ii (7cusakciiooll., sad they •eut to tier Tower, red Mtn wards to tie Novelty Theatre in tit.* s Vetting. The} 1)41•11Pd a Vial, pt3tolltrotors;;, and us their return took • mnd. u. the Mon,riet, and vet clown her ("tonsil in Crooked-Foe, as horror+. iitaftsl • hew Miry got into the Borough, howeser, iestrad of &reefing the teach soon toward* Newoottoit-tate, sneer witch hie :e.t.a& reside, Inc ot4i. red hito lu de;ve down said ocher °burrito log that that .1a not her pay home, he said be waited to call ot to% Loh. Af;ef some petite, be asked her " if she *till continued in the saute resolution she had exprertest the r•enieg M free, of breaking of their nevrosintance ! '— she anewered boa in the affirmative, and observed, that "as it was the ands of her frauds that the intercourse between 'hunt shoold cease, the sooner it was pet an east to tbe bet ter it would be fur both parties "—lle soon after relented the stookl look not of the coach mad rev whereabouts they sere; she 401 se, soil shiltt she was looking nut Si;.: board 4 rattling Imltind bee in the coeds, and herself round rotekly, the saw n pistol in bet band ; she ottentmed in never hold "tit and it sem oil Ste did nail rare. Jut. - tv perreleentrat sloe Iran *mooted, sad almost instant!, after sew the Gash of another pi;:tul, wfiteb she thong's* he had mimed ei his own head. She sous; after perverted that the wee enuesied, and told Mr Elision, who exclaimed, " C. en we are bush dead people !" and caged to the evoreb• man to' dive ta No. as, ss y t .or is . fattser's be 6.i bite s i u t s i si. : o4, lte trq tioeu to utlta/ e .e~tl d ter g tier, artds l e repeatedly assured bite the forgave him—Sim thought hilt teseetiois was tut to tajore her, hat to destioy togrelef. Wee Mile orange affair meta till Me. Elision is to a mate sitiew et hie being oderv. ited. His reet..ve.4, hewer, wee yesterday considered as eery 4oebeful. • • ••• PYCr. • AC CS. rrr 5. • yrs old • • • ot.s early. 4 Ine-wile e Cheese . Enoectstino I yrs odd, by Iliebbsed 3 • niojas .... 1 .. 4 t's Windsor, l's> Waxy shire Chreee.... relied VI owlisetiter ~ miss earl., Tv 0101keiti. • 4 ......... 4 I si xOl4l . • iS 4 er Is I.irblirld 1 I a 01d..... ......1 4 0 4. Irnor-sile bents. i'rs old 1 I . 4 y roi old -Wort very rosy. , A Y. • • , StemberA of the Boron zh. . si s t I r,3_ 01.1 ,44 3 In o 1.? I 4 gulocribers of tbirs. rat h. Is. One 4-mile beat. .. I s yrs old .p, Irliettend Flier 3 'll eversl masers slimed. ;a•-•ra • )• • r .