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f ru de s , ' (- al------ ej6 / 1 €--(filE-l-1.--t---7 if '‘‘)l.-.4) ~...._.7 Y 1, /"L.--. 4 --/ Ge- - - Z..-g---t---s- cam' 4 e,„_...,_ /(7 C ' !-- - e,,,, ..• , ‘ 7 -2.,r , t „ 4 , . t ..5. . ' ie e,,• • -._ • . --• e t t i liv e . (ii • . . . e l NlS ak I iir -f 1 10 1 -• . - . . 1 ;•, : k llttr_ ( i L^ • No. 6,8_76 • PORT OF LONDON, Dec.ll,llPl4. FOR SALE. Tilly Order of the lionou - robl;the Cotartissi,mers of hi.. j) ii*tty'sE.reise Briture.hi a spacious Room. at the Chief (Kee.lll j Brool.street, oa 310NDA1, the 4th Drectubcr, 1824, sc thse o'clock precisely, A QUANTITY OF LE BACCAF' AND 'MANUFACTURED TOO, /imam, Cheroots, British and Foreign Snuff: Tbe mid Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, hoodoo Docks, sin days previous to the day of :Elsie, where Cara. Woes may be had at ed. each. .• To Sail in January, direct OR CEYLON, the rtmaritably fast-sailing Ship TIGER. burthen 330 Tuns. HENRY KENT Corn- Mandel. !ring in the City Canal. Ills superior Ateetwinnikulons ix Prqtatatrs• for Freight or Passage apple to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, WAlark.lane MERCHANT SEAMEN'S OFFICL Royal Exchange, Dec. 14, IRS!. AT a GENERAL MEETING of MERCHANTS and SHIP-OWNERS, held to consider of the increased demands upon the Funds of this Corporation, in consequence of the Istosevere gales, and the best means of providing for the greet and iasireased applications for relief, JOHN CLARK POWELL. Esq• in the Chair, It vlits unanimously Resolred,—That a book be now opened for ruborliptions, to meet the expected claims arising from the late tenapelltuous weather. ii liaslas-asatiwa.ssf.Xiliiiin -parsing. Esq. 3LP, eded .A.:laaproasu E. It -.sew unestimouslp Resoluod•-This • Com oilier bn now appointed to consider ofthe best means of in t•as. 11g the Foods of this Corporation, and that they be requested .iNt . ort thereon to a :metal Meeting to be held at this Office. jr 'the Malian of 31anning, Esq. M.P. seconded by .V.r Marshall, Esq. it was unsaimously Rasuired,—That the fol. Gentlemen do fomi a Committee, with power to add to their is, and that ties be a quorsin : The I tresitient of the Merchant I John Deacon, E.g. Nat ire's Corporation. William King, Esq. The l Iputy-Master of the lion . J ohn Marshall. Eso. Test ,v Corporation. William Tindall, Esq. nes Kairman of the Ship. Thomas Urquhart. Esq. own( e's Society. Thomas Henson, lira . Th e C' Pitman of Lloyd's. Richardson Borratiaik, Esq. %Valium Manning. Esq. M.P. Simon Cock, Esq. Mama 1 Wilson. Esq. M.P. Thomas Forrest, Esq. Sm. Larjoribanks, Esq. M.P. John Locke, Esq. Willis, Bennett, Esq. William Mitchell, Esq. Thomas Drown, Esq. Claude Gco. Thuriron, Esq. Robert Chapman, Esq. d Motion of John Manhail, Esq. seconded by Thomas &MGR, Yrq. it was unanimously Resolrelf , —That the Thanks of :hi. Me, ring be presented to John Clark Powell, Esq. for his Alto= . enention to the interests of Seamen, and for the ability sub wh'•ili he has brought this subject under the consideration of this Mt tang. WILLIAM WATSON, See. Subs reiptions meivsd by the Secretary, at the Office, and by Rtes. Sikes and Co. klansion House -street. AR ETI7AVAY AND KENTISH TOWN JUNCTION ROAD. TOLLS TO BE LET. ATOTICE is hereby given, That the Trueteee'acting pi under knd by virtue of two Acts of Parliament pureed is the lift )'.tint and fifty-second years of the reign of his late 3lajesty, `kg C.taking a public CarTifige-road from Kentish Town to I 'pper Hello N ay. in the County or Middlesex," will meet at the house hewn by the name of the Assembly llouse, in Kentish Town, in the sottish of tit. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, on FRI DAY. the 7th day of January next, at the hour of One o'Clock in the AD wrnoov, for the purpose of lotting by Auction, to commence free t Ie loth slay of January next, all and every the Tolls and Ditties authorised to be levied and collected by virtue of the said Acts, n t the Turnpike late erected in the line of the Arch-way ad Ke sciah Town Junction Road. to the best bidder for the same, en his r roducing ontscient security for the payment of the 3loney rcentklv By Ortltv of the Trustees , "21. BAKER, Clerk. Web c me, or 3, Nicholas-lane, Lombarthstreet, 13th December, 11124. N.n Further particulars may be had by personal application to •ek tk. as abo►e. iOl lIERN sywrEM OF MUSICAL EDUCATION. hit. ESSEX respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, L.LY s od his Friends in genes], that his Academy is nnw open ierry 'tertian of Pupils on an , above System, every WEDNES es. I ti.tTl.4l.lMl', as mica. !h 11a floe ftino-rcet, from Fipaieil names. and the ate( bunging Italian and Englim, at sight. by a knowledge of Ew•ww. hi parts of Duets, Trio., will be taught at the Anclumr, No. b . Tenterden.street, Ilanort.r-fiquare; or at Private cadences. Ma schools. Terms may be known by apply:og al: above. ----. - - - _ .rojli LOST.—ONE fiL;INEA REWARD. O N tsu i ?c rsiiii,:t w he of thiiMonth, . from the street-door oi p h eeetribe A t' o , , about fornesk t clam, just opposite to Na 81, a small Mongrel TEI,I- 11Eg An been HISS'S() : his cost smooth, gkssy, and ,n7t iheL ears 'arced and very long, but quite bare of hair, as are hts &re; lef t hip rough, with a great many dry pustules upon n beswa 0 vet the eye-brows ; lower parts of the feet light brown darilsk•sybi ie. Ta mer: 10 ay find this ling, and will bring him to No. It, ' , a m et, gull receive the above reward. 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The following is a specimen of the Low Prices asked; all Goods warranted:—Five feet mahogany bedstead, four post, 31. 15*.; tent ditto, It. fo. ; bordered mattress to fit, 21s. ; mahogany drawers , with tad end., 31. 35.; eight mahogany chairs, 6/. 6s. ; mahogany Pembroke table. I!. feather bed, free from dust and smell, front 21. 12s. toll/. its. ; drawing-room sofa, from SI. ss. to 71. 75.; ditto bedstead, 31.8 w; mahogany horse-hair sofa, 61.10 a. upwards; a quantity of paper hangings, for bed, dining. and drawing rooms, at nearly half price. The Tmtle will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Goods packed and sent to all parts of England free of expense, except the mattiog. Old Furniture taken in caching*. Appraiseinents in Town and Country, and Estates valued. Consul-rag. T. (ORTZII, I Users,J:4ll.)f 117 I J. CARTiII, J. ii•scsa, J. NITT, W. WMIHOIIt. W. THURNELL, Arm. J. HASLER) Secreslri' COPY HOLD ESTATE. STOKE NEWINOTON; FREE HOLD, IN THE CITY; AND LEASEHOLD PRO PERTY. HOXTON. Lend Tax redeemed. By Mr. J. MUSGRO V E. At Ginassy's.Calree-bouse. Digehas, on WEDNESDAY nest, at Twelve. in Fire Lou. _ _ ACOPYROLD RESIDENCE, and large walled Gar den, situate in Church-street, Stoke Newington, containing nine rooms, besides the basement story and scullery; let to 3lri.. Davis, tenant at will, at a low old rent of 38/. a year. A FREEHOLD DIVELLINO-HOUSE and SHOP, fonr stories high, No. 55, Bow-lane, within one door of Cheapside; let on lease at 601. a year. Also • valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. near the New, Church, at Iloxton, consisting of Four respectable Houses, eigh t rooms in each. Nos. 15, 111, 17, and 19, New Gloucester-street, rJI let to good tenants, and held for a long term, at a small grour A rent. Descriptive Particulars on the various Premises ; of Mr. W are, WI, Kirtgsland-road; of Mr. Bromley. Solic;ior, -I, Gray's Inn. square; and of Mr. J. Aliigrove, Auctioneer and surveyor, 5, Austin Friars, Old Broad-street, and at Hackney. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, 1 . /Kg. 13..—Arrived the Friendship, Spin's'', from the Downs, for Terceira; and Sea Lark. Warren, froth Plymouth, for St. Michael's. railed the Rinaldo packet, for America. The Hugh Crawford, Langdon, for Van Diemen's Land ; ar ti Amelia Wilson, Underwood, for the South Seas, were MI here ois the 11th inst.--Light breezes from the westward._ . Po aTSMOU TII. DEC. 14.—Arrival from the Dooms the 'royal Charlotte, Ford, for Jamaica; and the Sovereign, Nestield, for Alexandria. --- DEAL, DEC. Id—Arrived the Colombian, Chadwick, from Baltimore; and Elizabeth, Thomson, from Miraniichi. Came down from the River and remain the Clifton, Smith, for Jamaica ; Faith, Forster, foe St. Domingo; Fame, Trickey, for Lisbon; and the Rockingham Beach, for Madras. DRAY usestn, Dec. 14.—Arrived the Oscar. Guild, from Riga. Sailed the St. Lawrence, Anderson, for Hambro'; Frederick, Par vel, for Jamaica; Ann, Longridge, for Malta; Magnet, Taylor, fur Fayal. jay Enron Dec. It—Arrived the Manchester, Dangle), from Philadelphia—galled iith November; Traveller, Penrise; Lune, Young ; and Pitt, Collier t front dliramichi, in twenty. four days; Cottager, Cornish. from Newfoundland; Ovington, Walker, from Bay Chaleur; Gowen. Maims, from Lisbon; and lady (Jordon, Bell, from Quel:ec—sailed 18th November, in company with the Star, Ann. and Sir Wm. Bentley. The Pitt, Collier, sailed in company with the Benjamin, Shaw; and Robert, Edwards, for Liverpool. ABEIII/EEW, DEC. 11.—The Ann, Wood, which arrived on Sunday from Rotterdam, was driven into Swina, in Norway, from whence she sailed 28th ult. and left there the Berwick, Smith, from St. Poterskurgh for London, and about eight or ten foteign vessels, two of them bound to Frith of Forth, also a small foreign sloop from Bull for Newcastle, and it was reported that a number of British and foreign nut's were in the neiglihnioing ports, one of them a large ship from Ilanibargh foe th, West Indies; the pilots reported that some wreck, the deck beams, and knees, of a vessel, had been cast on shore near Swina. HELVOET, DEC. 7.—The St. Paul, Applegarih. from Hull for Antwerp, which put in here by contrary winds, got on shore otf Williamstadt in proceeding up the River, and having become very leaky, is gone to Dordrecht to repair. I/ec. 9.—The Blucher. Diane, from Landon, is aground off this place, but expected to be got ornext tide. E LslxEUa, Nov. 211.—0 n the 211th inst. the laurel, 31sckie, passed r galliot, dismaated and without any person on board, between Lich au and Windau ; she had two white strnike, and appeared to he in ballast, with the long boat and chocks on deck. The Pali. city. Peanon, from Memel, is put into Copenhagen, having been on shore at Dragoe. Dec. I—Yesterthy it blew very hard from the south, and about one hundred sail, lx:und to the North Sea, remain here. A brig drove tin shore on the coast of Sweden, near the Swine not. toms. The Fate, Moritz, lost three anchors and cables. and drove down in the bay of Hornbeck; she returned to the Roads ta.day. The Sophia, Or:amid:. from Memel for London, run on sh"re upon Salthohn a few days bark, and is likely to be wrecked. The car. go and materials expected to be saved. The Campordown, Bait_ beck, from St. Pet:in:burgh for Liverpool, which was on shore near Drigoe, has been got off, and will have to put into Copenhagen . ro . _ . Pit.Lau, Nov. blows 'err hard from the smith. The Marin, Dordt, and the Charlotte, Sievert', are oil this port, and have pilots on board, but cannot get in. la LUAU, Nov. 22--The Mercator, of North Shields, Thurl. beak, from St. Petersburgh to London. was strantol 29th inst. during a violent gale near Seer:flapper', about sixteen English miss from hence. The weather is now cairn, and should it continue, the greater part of the cargo will lc saved, and probably the vessel got oil'; she is at present full of water. LISBON. DEC. I.—The Nancy, Morrison, sailed hence Pith ult. for London, put back on the T2d, dismasted, in tow 014 French brig. AN - nova, Nov. s.—The Euphemia, of Aberdeen, Norrie, from Pernambuco t• Ilamborgh, put in here the lat instant, having sprung a leak ; she will be lightened and brought into the harbour. Colin:, Nor. 9.—Tbe Samrson, Bellamy, of sad for Liver- Price 7d. pool, from Trieste, has pat in here in • balky scat:. aid with kill of her long boat. PARIS, Dec. B.—By letters from Cads: of 19th wit. an Inoue. gent privateer was cruising oft there, arid had qptured serend Spanish vessels, among them N. S. de Begirt, from St.Affike foe Cadiz. The_ privateer is waned with eight gans, awl bad a carni plement of 130 men. 9.—During a violent gale on the 22d and Vitt ult. several ecsoe:o, which had put int.. the Isla of 11J61 and RolsoorT. were dtiven on shore. The Jenne Caroline, I 3: ant, of and for Bred, from Penzance, was thrown on the rocks and filled with water crew (except one) and cargo oared. The Josephine, Austin, fmna Chiernsey for Riichelie, was amen on [bore audit:nett damarool. Eden, Pearson, strived in the ricer front Camper:thy. fell in with, on the 6th inst., in Ist. 40. long. 8., a brig, waterlogged and abandoned, apparently about 200 tots; her line and Main top-masts WIN carried away. The Ocean, Sallborp, arrived in the Riserfrom Finland. picked up, th the North Mn, a boat, containing three men, part of dm crew of the i'lzur, of Scarborough. 7il IN' e /ACIDS WHO CA NISOT TAKE PEDESTRIAN OR EQI'EST It lAN EXERCISE. HOPE, UPHOLSTERER, of Rathlsmie-phee, 1 f • London, respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, a.a bit in e course of his business (the letting out of Dlcrlin. Rath. tid lora id ('hairs) be has had sogteatntiemandforClLAllßLß iXERC [SING HORSES (through the recommendation of the that he is inducsl to manufacture them on much int. oird pr Inciidel, the smogs being so tentpzisel as to carry from tre ta t a u ty done the actor is similar to the canter of the managed Sure, so 11 by the least exertion will cause a genial warmth and 'Racial ei. culation of the blood. The Pe ce from Eight to Twelve Guineas. May cit her be purchased or bind, with suitable power to the oesht tht y are intentictt to carry. !Aetna it a mach-improved I.SG-REST, which is strongly_ re &sande I to persons subject to the gout, rheumatism, or col& or p feet. Peisetfi r i torriN; Bath, 31irlin ' or Invalid Chain to dispose of, nu above. post paid. OF TWENTY THOUSAND TIIIS DAY. iItR(I'LL, the Contractor, presents the public with the new advantageous offer ever submitted to their notice. .t Two First-drawn Tickets this Day will have £20,000 ' , I. 0 e Tkousand other Prizes will also be drawn this Day, r include both the £30,000, and all the other Capitals r the S t kerne. Now, siren Purchaser may return his Ticket or kin at; er this Day's Drawing is over, and receive hack for it "lent t of ilk, therefore he cannot lose more than the trifling lance between what he pays and what he may to a certainty get et my lime before 26th December. For this insignificant Risk tat t o 'chance of 1,000 Prizes to be drawn this Day, among It ON se will be to a certainty Two l'rizes of 120,000, and an ' two Prises of £30,0041! The following are the Prices, aßairn t each what may be received back for it after the Drawing Day , 4111 „ -- - £22. 19 0 /Hay receive back . 118 0 0 hrtM • • - 12 5 May receive back - 0 0 - - . 6 3 6 )lay receive back - 410 0 • . . 3 3 0 Alay receive back . 2 3 0 112 0 Nay receive back - 1 2 . 9 "Is Rau tat Variety of N um ber s ar e o n S a le a t CA1410)1.1. s. 'Cowrie& tr's. Offices, No. 111, Corohill; 7, Charing-Grua and otford.s neet. 'AST AN b WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CII.VNGE, STRAND. :IS OUT FITT INC, WAREHOUSE forms a se mod di vision of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen r and well -manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. Taman n , l'haeom, and Chcise Harness. with every desaip '" Mile sty, Humana, and Side Saddles. for flame the, DLit It idles, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp "Iv Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, awn ips, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely at anti elegant. at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. hill ag Desks, I 'malting Cases. si c. A large assortment of r am. I Infantry swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, And I bawls, &c. Ilan, xv. and Saddlery, together with the Summer and win 4*e eh 'thing, merit inspection, fnnn their excellent quality, ' , lle of v. mrkinaiship, and moderate price. The whole of t he 'lts in th is Establishment are warranted, and that excells nt fifty y ...Ire standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking bat yy Mon. sy Price, 1.1,m which no discount or abatement a iU : Le under a ty circumstances. prey "an mistakes, the Public will please to obser vs, I ‘e three pri nt Val entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse ars Aer ' the Ea a India Company and Limosed Ships, mid mcsta:tly I ept. u zil Pet ' u f erts i lavi ' ser m Ei 1 TWO OF T 1 CAIMIO'LL, in the ment advaa Le Two Find-di 'n. 0 to ?Latin etzh se , include I r te e s e Wee. Ne kdr at: er this Di &Ile rat tof Linz etieresce between w kan y lirne Woe to t o t chance of 'kith td In will be ideve ' two Prise 14 Wads t esch wh ' 54 Day tektt . . . . Leith . The CIVIL is Vari t Contract. /leer 01 .osford.a vett. idST 41 VI V 1 Ills 0 ITT I.' 00 0 d di vision and all-nun Taneln re, Phe -1e of Jl ilil sty, 111 %Teel it /dice N '& 0 fps, Cal: L vac and ug feed tiaby ant I Iniasli " 0 . and The Earn se and .11 "tae CA thing, "Yle widen' ' in th It El fiftyy sus . '"&&7 Mon, vy .uie under s 11 —To pe ev 41+11T ' s' du ce pri nt Clan e. It' of th e ic u hints, tut K Yr d el LONDON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1824. Tl.is day. avo. ss. CI T HE BOND, a lhamatic Poem. bin. CIIARLES GORE. Prirtal for John 5/ army. Albenark•strcet , On Saturday aetct will be published, 4to. MEMOIRS 0 the AFFAIRS of EUROPE, from the PEACE of UTHErIIT. PHnecil SALES BY AUCTION. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD E*TATE. HOLBORN. Pioducing a net TIC 0111; of 1031..105. per annum. By WINSTANLEV aid SORB. At the V Mart. 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At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, in Two Lots, by order of the Executor and Executrix of Mr. John Wadley, deceased, THE BENEFICIAL LEASE, with immediate pos session, at a low rent of only SW. per annum, of an excellent ETA IL SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 26, oil the south aisle of that leading thoroughfare, Coventry-street, P 1 ceatlilly, opposite Rupert-street. ,4 leo, an Improved Rent of 2u. per annum, arising from Three Ha ases in Ashby-.meet, Northampton-square. let to respectable ter 4 nts, and held for upward.; of .'4l veers unexpired. o be viewed, and printed particau* had by applying to Win. scan ley and Sons, Patemoster-row. Particulars alma at 28. Co vent Ir-street of Mr. Popkin, Solicitor, 34, Dean-street, :oho; antl l at the pl ace of sale. Meik•ilr VAIXABLE 'ATM 111,PilOVING COLLILBY AND ESTATE, At I lackwell, hi the County of Somerset--offering a secure Invest ment for Capital. By IVINSTANLEY and SONS. 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All the Machinery, Train Roads, Waggons, be. be. will be inclut.'ed in the rurchase. And also, a bem-ficial LLASE from the Marquis of Bath, of the adjoining coal wh: L 'h is worked by the same power, and upon a very low Lord's rent of one tenth. the %Forks aitoges,Ser might be mule to produce a profit of as least T‘Fti TlltfUel a lND POUNDS PER ANNUM. Printed Particulars ft.'sy be had at the Inns in Bristol. nritir , water, Bath. Newport, , and liloueester ; of Memos. Itichan % Clarke, and Naves, Chapel-street, Bedford-row ; at the Mart ; and of 11'iiistanle, and Sens, Paternoster-row. where Plans of the Estate and L: 0 '1-field, with a bection of the Veins of Coal, may be seen. TO BREWERS, DISTILIARS, PUBLICANS, and °TREAS. TWO PUBLIC•ROUSES. a CAWEE-HONSE, and TIMIS _ _ DW ELLIN( i-/lOUSEfI. By WINSTANLEY ettd SONS, . 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M A NS IO TIM A DVICNTIIII7:1 or a (01/.—A applidl to Mr. Hobler the Cale( Clerk, to know whether the Lard Maroc could give relief in a case in v hick it could not lilt be considers: very gross imposition had been practised. The Cafe, he said, related us. an oli cow, which had been sold, Mad foistod opera the seller very soon after wards as a young one. j Mr. Hoarse requested to know hbor the deception sops prac tised, as the nature of the imposture wad only to be collected trap the circumstances, The lisrulsman said his friend had been already an much laughed At far - allowiag him's& Is be so tespesed.erhs.thew be oatsid 'Negßely "you . ganonot hts neiesewee, It walla dumdum.' per haps. be Injudicious. to mention the case la a. pore, every 'thing that is said in which appeared before the pabbe at breakfast alto next morning. .Me. lloarra said that perhaps tl:c public would benefited by knowing the nature of the imposition. and that the trick it es. posed would stand no chance of being repeated. The Applicant then made the following statement. About a fortnight ago, a farmer, residing at Epping Forest, having fen r an elderly cow, which began to be very slack of milk, he was deter mined to get rid of her- and to purchase another. fie accordingi took her to Romford fair, and sold her to a cow-desks. tor anout it. 10s., but he did not MY any cow in the market promising anoutt in appearance, and retorted hone without a cow, but sathaed with the price he haat-got fur the " old on." The cow-dealer calculated upon Stuitlitidd Market as a btster emporium for disposing of his bargain, and according drove her there in order to sell her to the polony pudding merchants, but there was a glut in that description of dainty in consequence of the late floods, which have proved fatal to men, poor beasts. The cow would not sell even for the money shit:lilted hem just given for her. and the owner was about to dispose of her for less, alien a doctor, who had been reps-ding the beast ter sonic timer, offered for a fee of as. to m a k e her look as young as she had been ten years before. The fee was Orme ' dearly paid ; the doctor took his lenient to a stable, carded Ls. ' all over , prescribed some strange diet for her, sawed down late horns front the rough and irregular condition to which years had swelled them, into the tapering annothe.ess of youth. and dr- • livered her to the owner more like a With= the veneralde ancestor of calves. The cow.elealer was smack with the extraordinary transformation, and it immediately occurred to him (a proof that cow-dealer can be dishonest as well as a horse-dealer) to sell her for the highest price he could get, without saving a word shoat her defects and infirmities. Having learned that the Epping terrine was in want Cif a cow, he thought he could nor send his bargain to better eparters titan thaw she was accustomed aad he ter:ire/We despatched tier to Itomford market, where her old master was cm the look-out for a beast. She immediately caught his rya. He asked her age. The driver did not know, bit she was shoe youez un. I've seen a cow very like her somewhere," laid the (twiner. " Aye !" said the driver, " then you must hare seen her a long way le. for I believe she is an Alderney." " An Alderney t What do zou ask for her ?" The price was soon The got LW. i s. for the cow, and the fanner sent her Wen:. Thu ingenuity exercised might be grimed at from the fact that the per. son who drove the beast home had been at her tail for the last seven years at least twice a-day, and yet lie did not make the discoverer, although she played some of her old tricks on the journey. and titmed into the old cow-house, and lay down in her old bed with all tl to familiarity of an old acquaintance. At length the discovery wasto be ma de. The cow was milked. and milked, but the most tt could be got from her for breakfast was a pint, and that was I. ide better than sky-blue. The fermi., in grief and astonishment, sent her to a eow-doctor, who had been in the habit of advising is I ler case, and complained that she gave no milk. " Milk !" sail lie, " how the devil should she, poor old creature !--Sure it isn't 'emile r utting her h orns, and giving her linseed uil-zakea, and amett. her old limbs, that you ern expect to make her give milk ?" he farmer was soon convinced of the imposture, and would indeed foricive it if the laugh against him could be endured. Mr. HON LER regretted that the Lord Mayor cno!il not interfere. lie believed that the tanner must b.: content with the benefit die rived from his experience. _ I lATTON RM.: N. De FEMALE ROBBElL—Yesterday Sams .10nrr, known In the vicinity of Holborn by the name of "the telltale Hercules," from her extraordinary strength and prowess. was brought up in custody of Weldhen, street-keeper, assisted by Nu: or fire powerful men, charged with forcibly takiAg troth the per son ofjoseph Preston a pocket-book, containing two notes for 1.. each of the Birmingham and Stadind banks, together with other monies and a silver watch. The complainant, who is a poor simple farmer, residing at Mar. Stet Drayton, in Staffordshire, stated, that he hail cued to hantion on a little bit of business as may be, and IS he was going Moog that there road (Gray's Inn-lane), he thought as how be would have a drop summit to drink, as the night was main could so he went into a public-house. he couldo't tell which, and called for a pint o' hale, and while in the tap-room aiore the tir:, the good lady at the post there (the bar) euni'd in, and sat down alongside hint s very loving-like; so he couldn't do other than us her to drink. There was a glass or two; and when he took nut his purse to par for what was in, the lady grabhed it out of his baud, and went oil out of the room. Ile (complainant) thought as haw site was a mighty pleasant, funny sort of a parson, and that it was all in joke; but he never saw nothing no more either of her or the purse, which contained 21., and bs. in silver ; and lie dr n found to los coat that there is no joke like a true joke. Ile told the whole s:ory to the landlord, who said he knew nothing of the girl. and desired him (complainant), if he had lost any money, to speak to a census. ble about it. l'omplainant then left. the Lnise to look f r her, and when he got into the street, he perceived that his watch had Liu& quitted its quarters. After roaming about in every direction foe the whole night in quest of his faithless inan&orata, lie met fur at length in Gray', lan-lane, not far from the Liaise where lie had been robbed, sod with the greatest til'rur.tcry imaginable she asked bins to " stand something . " Imagining that she was 'bout to re. turn the money, he went into the Pheasant and Grapes and called for some gin, which site dilu&k, ar.4l desired him to ray for it. No offer was made by her relative to the rc,toration of the contents of the purse, so he detenniti Ai on detaining her until a constable was had. and aecoedieghy called for another glass, and taking out his pocket-book, handed over to the landlord a U. Stat . - ford bank-note ; and while in the act ef so doing, the prisoner tondo a grasp at the pocket-book, with which she tan backwards, and before the persons present had time to prev cm. her, she took out rho contents, being two other country notes and a sovereign. ('not. plainant attempted to force them from her, hot she knocked hint down with her pattens, and when held by others who came to his assistance, she actually bit pieces out of his face end hinds, and kept every one at bay, until a constable was brought, when stir was secured. eldhen„ who apprehended her, stated, that when 11.• entered the room he observed her put something into Lir 1.1.' 41h, and t,or - ing with considerab!e difficulty se.:ared her hands, he node 11.1 - - attempt to force open the tumult, in which operation iie had lie;.l. skin to bear painful evidence to the g.iodi.c‘s of her teeth. As Bernier resort, he convoyed her to the shop of ao eminent de . ..t!•; close by ; if not to extract those terrific weartu.s, ot least to the mouth opened by forcible means. were was held dowo dr four men, and an instrument called a spat:al* was introduced, toot the jaws were thereby sufficiently distend's' 1..? :Le noncan hen) to insert his finger, and from the CO::11 o the mouth drew forth the two tank-notes; but the sov..riwt t f on; - where to be found, it is presumed that she cunt:ll4d t...0.a110w it in the strugttle. The ernry pocket-book tt: r t when apprehended, but no intelligence could be repro ing match. ‘Then called en for her defence, by the Alng'.trste. si.e meal: replied," D-1 it, if you think I took them from the fool, why don't you hook me at once. withmt any inure bother'" This defence certainly did rot better the case. and th, 37‘,..iatrata remanded her fora week, in order to gae tittle for inefu.ty to the watch. IMITATION—Br ARS' 4.; iIEANE.—.I3II:rB Atliyogiti, per rimer, respectfully informs the public, ths: ow.ng to IN. great demand for the Bran' Grect.r impoi ted by their arc mu ne. roux articles sold few Bear' Greisr. exactly reconit-go:: Is in the outward appearance. Thise are in gensrul ;;; bit common lard, marrow, ikc. possec , ,iag none o: the tp•a!stie.. of grooms Bears' Grease. Real Bran' OrPise, when procured front the animal in its native chmat e which scatr it 1, i‘cimmended by writers on natural philosophy ) is of a very rich p•:attratrg sualley, differing froth all other animal and tv;zotabl- hon. and the repots. Lion it has long heel for promoting the "moth of h.c.r, has horn lately proved in sash numerous caszce. as to ;lure ics WU, lain beyond the yuesuon of a ;Iloilo ; and when property :curitird and perfumed, it at a very views:eat and sizgAnt ;wok fee dressing the hair, makirg it beautifully rots and glocesy. 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