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.•r~ inotructiors• whirh had h•en received. The onase4l (seer a slum of two utile% and if It nay thostalit rieu I. this rot* vvvvv er to ronoult the ttgilitr of an 1 7 , E4 l / 4 the ihsl lo6ll in'i to de fat' die e.ot emigist ma to kr W 4 11l i l If the re... wytius E l i' prteriwwfwilei were tIM 1141 140 deu.site.l in the rare without all these seestaipsw 11;111•1.1.1 of zrooilettt—. " rte tosout of hernia e,. tot 4 pros of power," the man.itnat t onmiples of jostler req.stred that the le st sk i ing C.ll re. this,. ohm ance.raled to -hip ‘t• with.lolt• t!ulr eleganer still iakte the 4-otte or on superb * display or rot..rol nrn-ro.lit. and tgiej most not rliriiik from tsie entr-goctirws of their cratificwino. Ile wool., 1,.. 1 1." dr a w their atten•ino t 0.. e 11. ft of the hill, no the fairness of which ther wool 1 c tiled on to d c;de ; if the ovary of that charge should he sataltlished. it wool.' serve to irstreste the 'news Of she whole incrtiry. A *ism of h-tween 301/. mut 1,2001.. f iveing wire of the whole de mend. rill on account of t'w f troi.ore Sift decora tion. penvi,lell far the twee is'on of the deceased Farr. liiog in stale. It appeared that it was deem. e I rircesoary, as a last tlit•o or re•ltert t. , 1114 ~.r :ass 94..rit this stale.room with seer cradle a •lonottidt imitable to such m 'impose. Ile wo u ld 1; 1/1 eon i.lte any minute descri:itio • of thara decorations, which would 1•111 Me with more anthoirr f: son the wit w-se., and conclude. therefore. by teraWne the Jury., 11.41 !though this i nip; -y wsosol.l prolla l 4 (frog ior a C041.1111' .b:e itoetioto of .ott.., ml 2 f art brag li•en snared on Isis part to gruerslise it as mush as prorahle. D•sill nu.wll ass the Ono firittsew caller'. and owed, 'list he had acted as n••.;.•1 nil to the Plaintiff orosi,loss for the fir.errit of lordi Pcterleirough. Ilc lisrl been cog:ova in that hoe of ha.issesa for twelve trans orevinit.ly. .sill had iroprrtet th e 1 . r .e 4 of ilw 101 l 'lwo it " S U originally ma d.. ou t. 11.. Lortt•ltio died io j.slll°.• 111414• 0141 the I . lllleral ceremonies. were not the tar t est lord moo eat ... n a me acu t e that he had ever witnessed fir heard of. The body lay in st: , te for two or three days iii IC. large pram most si ',chilly Awed us'. Mr. Troller was present, and the witness could testify to Ow due execution a every order that war cieett. The btate-room trio of 1 wi:e drawiss;ous, oral was hung with superfine hist kscloth from the ceiling, the tow bring coveted with wood bl 4 , A-cloth. Between seventy sod eighty lights were kept burning. twelve of which weighed Oho e a pound each. The body was 'diced on a ina L roifiivnit ittetfonn, ornamented wills frotrinits of block ratios, and sorissowitt•tl with a dome, lilted 'aside and amtside Isith nett block velvet, and covered wish ostrich plumes. Th• idatfarin was also 'natural with velest c aud it wits placed a iraositereney. in which was let the achievement of t!.. drciamd. There sere aloe some smaller trap. soaresiciro in the room. Several hoorah tad 01 • 01110•01111 were raised places. and tight sower were kept cowuntly in attend intr.% 'rue coffi was covered will the richest 1:111 1 .1111 11.1104, 011 011101 were 111110 ser.ln 41 Ilse Eat armorial bearings. The pelf nets liar lcoolsooteet the witness had ever .ern. Mr. S uirh and Mr. Trotter were itreseed there days Ifi•Cire iss well as during the funeral. To some flier objected as too bcitig goad enough. The proersaio., consisted of a home. seven coaclo a, each thaw,. hi sox horses. row chariot awl four for the clergt issascaiteesilral by sit tuarsliallueli. eight mutes, tot, fearliertnen. eight 1111.1erlwarers. 46 issgra, and a grand large an liorwliack, bearing the coronet. Toe ol tamwlo produced in Court were r. jetted, as not lying sufficiently handsome for 'the cushion, slid gold ones were 111V111'111111Kly provider). It was row-rotry to rand fur the greater part of there things LIbIIdICI e .• [Here the witness er a examined as to 11w price of particular items, most of which hr thou / jar were riot valued at too high o 040 oust the practice to return the ordinary article's, ywovitted on such an ocersont to the fintlertaker, hut they heertne the perquisite' s.f the Chrgynian and the 41..toestico. Certain mum were marred by Mr. Ward. the steward. to lor itiso.l to particular itolividssala to lieu of lb,se p. rgolsates. irir clerk of the parish received If!. tlhe mul e s W. each. the nudertaker for his permute' rronlsle used as.isiance at the ssilentsiisaiion of the rine 0000000 y 2 1. 0101 witness himself 144 Several twists' kr.. were passed by the processiou in its wry to the church,. flailbrirds and 14111111 were always given to those who wore them on there ores. s. Swot of the Perrault received our. mud some two suit. of clothes. Crowezamined ay Mr. CASSERD. Withesi Tors no longer engaged in the business of an undertaker, but travel's(' for • Wore in the wine and spirit line. An iuterval of about tau days occurred between the death and the Cu newel of Lord Peterborough. The distance toren the church soul lice room in which l i n Lordship's both lay its state, dial not exceed. by slur wares' dour, shout 20 yards; but by the know entrance it might be al t 200. The proceloioth however. took a circuitous course of two, Wks. that it miAlit be seen by as sufficient number of spec-- talons. He recollected that far one article alone. the *liver gull nails of the ciao. 931. bad been sharps'. They were sf a yellow colour, sod their value he ours i.;sturatit of . Jorsepis Berne.. a labourer. deposed. that lie had mule the shell. said the oak coffin. ill which the re m. or the lop Loral l'eterborou4l) were depro toted. his charge for the timbre and labour ails Pd. 8.. 3 Alr. Dare ',bid to bias. ; purl of this he paid to a 111.111 11 le. 44414teil I • . Here it apiwrstd, hy a refers love to the bill, that the charge VIA. 11114. U. 10/. to 111 C U. ft...dainty. Soisaustali iiiiiii house keeper to the lair Lord, descr;bril she dies* of the b.sly whets Lod in the cotho. It was CO 111/011td of satin atid the tiotrat casularic. The as-remits. alto were Blue itt smother. rte.-wed two malts °ldolises rack. After swine adtlitissual evidence on the value of the different articles. a. this is (pity appeased to be almost interminable. NIG Jaalive tough eerisesily reetassultudrd a r pr rrehe , to suave mentlensaii at the Bar, also, as Ilse vretisru c a hall b. en 'nought in great isualbero. both Cum Meth HMI L. 11111114 Might Itansrdtatrly rooted its their Itiriner examination. a.. 11 decide MS the general meld. of the evei.usit. This buesrstion. after SWIM Vs bect4i.re. Was sirquirscril is by the pwrtir.. and wiesie ease rclerrtil to Mr. A bedlam Alaute. Nssdiiseic took place on the Croon aide of the eliglitrat isublsc lutenist. LTIWO L Trunr: 4.55.rz ES. storohy. JULY 13. MS. OROWN COURT. Before Mr. Jestiee D ALL %IL Fire bobriersents -were loreletrvel hy Air. Irl•ont, or ho favor's. Irmo Gootstry, for direct tortio•ry sot the I or rt e etoro door. owl troe 11,11, toms,' by the Goool Jury p r anot tik.loworth. Eig. of Smith 'W h ey 111.6usr, loot tour °boll.. WIN! PHILTN. INAILTI.EIf O. VATFit. The Plaintiff is a resowenshle brewer at Casino : the Drfroolasit is ■ lIIMIrf and oweasionsal I►ol 1- dealer. The action was to von-over 511. the ;met of a blond horse bought by the Plaintiff it a tittle of the Doletoolssost'a stack, at Swowsliead, on the 4th of April last, and also 51. fur the keep of the horse since that tome. Sejessat VAUGHAN. in stating the ease, ob served. that whets the horse svas brought loot. the sate, lie was vrry much twitted, and the Defendant kept loons with the whop in cold* I memo, with th e view of di•gnising two lolonst spasm• which ne bad iso 11w hind legs; viol when asked, whether the animal was strand. he said hr wow so for any thing lie kora , to the contrary, except ow to one knee which he hail got from looming the swin ger. This n ' part:gut injury &Are, the Leaned Se►jes's, said. la .d been occr•in►►rd with is slew of ttttt waling the real i.•jnry &Sind ; for when got li"Me• the horse roved In p►oporitnst Mt awl law room the sorovvis, ino no the lode lie Bast been wormed and alive from the whip. Ile should 'wore the deception which had beto practised, siel should ilwu be ensiled to a renting for the prier p 'id for doe horse, awl the expenses winch had attended the plow.ew 000 ot 141111. JeN.4Ol/. o • as at Swineaht•ad at the sole. mo d saw the horse brought up to he shrwit; the hart* was warm ; before Ur. Ilaroley hid for I he if he *la 60111111 ; the in.swer Witt ; that he was all over right for any thing he (11 r. \'der•) knew, risers., nos to she knee. which the Plaintiff was toold he out.:111 are, and which load been hurt b) pawing osiganost tlw manger. Crass-exesolined by Me. Serjeant Cort.r.Y. 1.4* 110111111 g else the matter with the horsy. Nisi k 11. est ;Aso ;mired the ogle of the horse at Dr..yeou. u.;aler the same eiresimmtiorrs as rlescnberl by the last redoes+ ; it was u five years old blood hoar, Wm. 11414,11 lahourer to the Defetpl.tot, shelved the hem.. 111111 11611 proved the iiitirty.lll4lll of his toaster as to PI being mood lupe us lie knew, ex cept as rat sided the far eff knee, which had a bevell ing': the onror was I.me %lit., %flora, took it out tut the ',Ode to the ; dues not kotror whether I.e aro, leas hone as lie got %tarsi), or whether the lament-as prove...led Irmo Or towelling of the knee. Thomas Brocklealo‘ 14,11 rr, iltr house 4 6 11 the day oftrr the trurelor.e, in 11r. trtle3'a atalth• ; he had a blood ppavita its each 1 I leg. and arm so.t a annttl .ear; aptivios tittr4 he old gro.r t , tuictit, • 41 C 1.111.1 nut ritual attlso.it the Defei.thisit'a log it ; a hum that has them wail du more fare sit lir yet* a arm. Wits. Steel buys sod sells horses; saw the horse in gun:lio n toe the 9 h of Aim', very Issue, with tiro blood sissvius, which must hate existed more than five lIYt,, owl Defe..dslit must have Liman it. Mr. Obliiiisnu, veteriiviry *a* the hone oil Salimlay 1.1-t ; hr w .is I slue ul ttpuvius, piatieul.srly oil the uff hind leg ; it sv:.s will kiauwu that the Lunen' is sod swelling skl slide be t ser cis.% suds peritili uut skilled ill suds d.seastrs, might, when s home wss o urin e I.e 41.crise t l, 5.111 rot discover the uusouoduess, but would tintl it out next _ _ _ Cross exonsinerl.—lle bas seen blood spnviiss, in some 11Pef of %11Alelli asercoe-, biouglit on in o tingle cbi y . J. A. II ortlry, brother soul smarm. ) , t o the Plaintiff, gate notice to the Defeaohnit on the 9th of April, of the uilboulidociu; but got no :isomer from him. Edward Harilry took the horse hark to Swiner., head on the 13'11, but frodsot would out t.tke him hack. Richard! Seller*, servant sit Mod', livery-et in Boston, loosed that the 11.4.'4- had tau bil,tvim., deitt!Sibltd, aural tl:*t ktep is, the stable was charged 5!. Gorge, Stanton, clerk is, Messrs. Claepon and Co.'s Book, produced u clwapie luau Hanley to Yates, Orris is, 11:11)1111rut. Samuel Clarke Viso In/sent at the sale, and hid 171. (or the horse; he was kilocked duos, to the Plaintiff at Sl/.; witoras expected that he was sound; many persons heal left the sale when the hoist Was put 11111; it vows /6,144 uttered for .ale. Mt. Serjeatit COP.I.ItY, tor the Defendant, de. stied that it appealed the Defeeidatit Lone the stme of the bonus if iffilierti hue was uses I it t h e Ilene of the sale; but a skilful Insult who Iw.l levels c a lled by the Plaintiff himself, hsd said thug a horse sleight be sound one day and here spot/ins th e Helm The horse was not wanaolrd ; the 010. tr... tattoo of the Defendant was, that be Ma. soured US far at he hoe*); lima the only (pito sou vflo., Ohio. fore, whether the Del, infant berm , 4.1 his leasing sinevitts? There could lee no impeachment of the situ's' character of the Delettelant to this itainsitea lion, fur from 11w accidental injury to the knee, he had tot inteastiost of sellts.g the horse, viol it was only in roost goroce ssl the ittluctit wade by the Plaintiff that he had sent fur loin to Swineela oil Ora ) tuts, the plwre ..1 swig. It had here tttiotrioly by the tioctitoterr. shot olintever all. scold lit Ihr bade was to lie taken with all fault.; and even after the sale, as would tee !oused its evid• lice, the Defendssit had cal.retwly oefuerd to Weittiatil the litity* whets the requested is, a n d the Plait,. notwitlistatidueg, paid fur sod took bins away. Matthew Bacens was auctioneer, anal lwroir to. ginning to sell the stock loudly d. clared the c itioniw-our Of which was, that , 4 th e l.tsrtiia.er uos to hike all the pressiiiwa at his own e%. muse, with all faults owl tinprif. chow., it 555)."-- iteilicilibere thr brown blood 10w... is. IriChtll SWillebliraill; witness terser saw it before. ; there we re may bidder►, I.) %%limn it was exenuineel sionl treated; the Inner had so swelled Luce ; lie "" kuuekul 411155$ bib 1 1 6111111 W; Will hill' 1/01Itiel. otter wards reined to file pohlie-holow to settle. whir Holley said to vairb. Sill. is w glint puce, lir should be a sou:.d to hick 1 . 41t....5t15it Ci rd, " I wan to rtloide lay the conditions . of sale, but he is sound to the best of my knowledge." Hartley lie-stated for a Oast time, but at length gave a check. stud took the horse away. Crou-etrunifteet —Commit say whether Plaintiff liettril the condition, ; Yates had will the honor was litemislird in the knee. which was 11w realism he was not b gist forward with the other stock saprirealsly to the ; Dtfendaut slid tot a::y lie was lame, and witness never told any body Ih it lie had said so; the bills were printed on the 4th, and the sale was oil the 9th of April. Ittchard Eardley Million, a surgeon. was RI the sale, and made a pnieliase; !serval the conditions proclaimed; saw Dartley, who was not more than ten yards off the aucti tttt eer. and nearer to him than withers. This witness elan heard what pissed at the public-house, sod distinctly confirmed the auctimwer's acconnt of the consersatitin. Climbs itlestio was at tlw urlr. tiled heard the conditions; at his request and that of more of the company t h e horse was sent for ; witness hid 501 lie ex ed the horse very minutely, but did not see any signs of spaeins ; has hail 'horses all his life ; lie confirmed the lest two witnesses as to what pinised at the public house ; lie afterwards rode home atilt Hanley, who seemed much pleased with the horse. In answer to a question by the judge. Mr. Mua till said lie believed that when a hurre was warm it was difficult to see is blood apistriii, unless it was very hod indeed, and of long standing. --- Sumpter was at the lade, and spoke to what l apsed at the Grain public-house ; Defen dant witties.'s sister; aline-s was not emir ed as a puffer sit the wile; Defendant had had the horse ever mime the.preceditig November; wit ness knew northing of his having /ravity', and had seen him two or thiee days before ; it was the night before the sale that Ike met wills the accident on his knee. i%lr. Ser . frant VA UGHAN, in reply, olvierved, dint the I) , feedant bud not culled, as lie might sod ought to hive ilime, any farrier, or Smith, or grown. to !stre the uu ttttt hien of the horse. It Irmo ►► point of hew iwt reedy uneimiroverttil, that if the Defrnd- ant knew that 'he wus unsound, a frond wet corn ! imbed, and an :serum might he maintained on it, if he had used tl►: words, •s Hr is sound for any thing I know," or any similar expression ; and was it to he believed that be could be so ignorant as to have load a horse fur five or stet los in his pot sessi•m, and not know that lie had blood spavins ? 'rise farrier culled by the Plaintiff had said that he had spavit►s on the very onuruissF softer the sale, and he wad sure they 'mist have ongiteated some time before. The Jury would observe that the Plaintiff wag t bilged to go into the enemy's quartets for wit tiest...to, and to *AI the Drrenilasiit': own servants. One of them said that the horse was lame when he took him out to skew him ; and, certai n ly, if that lantenevs was from the knee only, it would not have gone (If from exercise, as it was the property of spsvins to do. It was a notion of some persons, that unless dory gave a downright warranty with a horse, they were nut liable to have him returned (or mosousithotes, but in that they greatly deceived themarlees; (.r they were joist as liable, if they denied the knowledge of that which they really knew. The only question here wee, did the Defend mot know of the unsoundness of his horse ? and the Leonora Serjesaot felt coosfitlesit that tl►e Jury would not by their verd et sanction a baud of the kind ninth had been attempted The Judge (Chief B Hull A fins) said the first question fur the Jury was, whether the hone was unsound at the nose of sale; anal the met, whether, if unsound, the Defendant himself knew it. His observation to the Plaintiff had been, " He is all over right, far oily thing I know, except the kin e, and that you see. " A wit►►ess of the 13 let data proved that lie heti the horse from Novi 'whit till April ; another witness indeed, solid that blood spavios would spring tit a night ; but isnilsitig was ed of lily violent riding or usage of the Min na' in going house front Sisineshiail that cun ld uccu►iuo spavins, and this Ism Lordship thought should have been done, flit was meant to be said that the horse become lame betwerii the 4ili or Aim, and the v, 11, when he oaf sects by the taititt. It was also iot•u u ibeut uu the Dcfrnitiiiit to have called **Dille Ma% did to speak to three tit ing i*n YIN SOUlidorw , of the hot se wloolat lie had lion. tho there grounds. Isis Lordship sodded, se one may fairly, 1 thick, ions., that the loose was loav i otood at toe sale; the question fur yuu, Grodletorso, 111 decide is., wl►rther lie Drfroilaist most not have know., it." The July, utter mum n 00000 att.* Cl/111111 IrlYtwu, re. larutd u %ertliet fur the Defra.(l4ut. Doe dew. BALDWIN turd WIFE E. RAWEING any, WIFE. The Plaititiff cluituril 10 I.covrr 21 toe's , ' of land mo d a hotsw is. liw 1.469• h ul . Sisaisloog, sr h.ir rr law ul !Irony %Vrll. aid 31•riguert his nllr. 11 t. • rai l...rye. was prosiftil I.! a vet) old wilor.o 11 . 11.111 11.111. moor, ulus. though yo.te Mind, vigour ..r vl awl lIIY 111.11 ilii% %Hoe"' 10.41 Lwrii fur rum ). iii rerlsirisi itt Iri loam assist Lwow sir 111111CIA1111.11 111 lw lur thin bubj.ct tu u vast on poiut of law. NAVAL INTALLIGENCE. a VLY U. Airier., the Vittottio, Carllk (own """ .ee4•d 711 i of Jew. shirk is hut au late aa the arrival we heal yeekrday by • Mr' k. FAI.NOUTSI JUL% 20. Arrival the Thistle, %Vali/ter, (sum 1. phai. usra, in .. visa setkx. Salted the Blocher pet bee, with* the W.d I diem. ttAI ICIS, JULY It &tiled Ihr hint. or Otitttire 'ticket, +leis .1 an .11 1.. r Hol land ; mut the !hussy Fate-lin packet, stilt a awl' too Cua. hart n. CnW►/, JULY R 2 Came ill she Jemima. Danl.!, fmm 6.r It, I .IIY ; she IgAs lbw, down Clianwel so Car as t.. 1.1%. hat 1...1 bock - . l'e 22. Aniveil laal night, efirr "wad. thr VI Mr. 1,, it riga Ma, awl Bs 10401.1 trailapm to. wills the 51.1 Itvasilleht 111 drlarhwrutruf Ihr 111111 , 1411 s, and 311th Aye m.o. I. ma 31411 a. lAA Italia ; Ihe wbotr 111 Cs e ks On. 111111 POW... ii 5..• MO/ r,s to Mart. Ha. re. 1.4 As . wad 111/1i 011111.11 f .l. the Its er lIN Johu Itu.holao, Drat gut. Onus the %%rot ladara ; and Ike l'etbrartaace. ; (rum lire builds Scam 1 6r Ilartmeq. uforollrp, Ludy atilt. Harm' de VilflblirM e Alitlipirr Of Sidle, mod Lod Lrytunt (iVtli ul 1 7 1:11.LIVit uu lltr 1361 J toy. • OUIINIAIN LEervitF. l ' Ettlr. - .ct Crum the NVIII ltriaiiatas Leettore. whirl' was real fur the this el hum sin timerslay W.I. at Mr. Pcitst',, nu. If, Se . stscal, Sea istig-garelreie. Miring previously filtered at .e length upon one ill the Mu heads ma. lied oh t for runt...treat ion at the wommeuersuent of 11w League c— is..m. ly, the advantages which wool.' accrue to IWO ly, and the IhercaPe of 111.40414 . d happiness h. be produced by the geisseal ioiroducituo of those of the Iwo sexes, whose rink and tato , Allem • areaut yin in to assort together (with the restrictions poinfed out), it this proem& :-.-It now only re Mania for we to touch briefly on the other 1 • , that of (solidly services. H I Set, limowever, a* I shad Iw, I ,cornice the bulie io which I shall thus place the ye. Mims will lee such as to fa. ri roust is With it-1 allude so the Cosi 00000 of readily believing, ur seem mg to believe, taro in our fi I,nda,a resolute determinist km Never to marry toil. es the raiwrorisow of their will as slroa; esinugh, out wily to coirtrinee she reasonable of their true purpose, but to hear down all opposition to the measures tiny adopt fur it. aeromplishment. A rumour is spread. 04 . 1.11 artfully, sof Ihr utter (Saint !illation of the mail to enter iota *orb easement's's.; every tisraibrr of the &witty then ewoa 1111411 , oust that pa.l whirls xre4lit Noxi,Viell 11l hisu by the rest, and the fr Weed himself at last (pee haps with an Obeli .1 tardier.. which saves appetwatiers) seems to come Over to the gemeral opinion, quite incirasi-leat wish that be alionl.l bore formed of the real character, and those settled ri 'Whi tlow' of boil he had ample means to acquire a thorough itunit ltdue. Tins Ilsosistrailion of unwillingness to allow the opinions and intentions of a mass to be those they may possibly be, according to say le of expiessiou is. which lie may hare clothed his thus, his , or vs is tnt be 15,.., 141 answer to the inquiries •eif freemen', silkily and iiiiesposugalty disavowed those opinions mud intentiosia, may he lltiO4rAtt 41 by the mitt:War situation in a loch the late celebrated Gustavus the Third of Sweden wit ohs. reed to b.: plan. d lot : violas to the change he subsequently produced in the Government. 1 . 110 principal measure a at lease w kith the Senate chose to adopt were exactly those which his a torsi cm mite tlinaglit must, and aloft lie thoultht least proper to 1w adopted : SO that when the great seal of the cussedly oa' affixed to any law or oritimmee or stale, rigoiting the Monarch ' s mitetion, this I act of ratification appeared ludierons, from its et:partly g.e. ing authority to riseasuses of which the Suvereigit was know% confessedly to disapprove, atiloutly to wish fur ushers dia metrically oppiesite. The most curious inference. are made by these hits ignite; Murplois in their societies, fions the r%terotr mama rs of a man whons they would deter and diseuessaize fawn taking any step that may lead him to form a matron...seal conwec o lion. If hit is occasionally thoughtful a n d silent (however thins shew Mg a dispositioa lot quiet and reliseesuat, even peculiarly favourable to the married life), he is sepreseuted' as not fond of sot ety, anal the consrspirsire i., 111.11 the ex tended choice which ion - Wm :lions to a tianseriens as quasol. ante would afford, of select tog a female suite el to his disposi tion, is prevented by the remedy plausible address of ilwse niischievosis got Sips for not only the stay contrary to Mt I offieutoos reports they circulate may lw this' tenth of present, but his Gott rOotolilal rroj.it nosy uul revel have bleu a thought of yesterday; but sioct he was an adult, have imposed sus Ida' years of gto vises labour, psalmist - is by die kited frieuilsliip of sio fellaw creature ovum the face of tbe earth. ' the ( * .Lend, pesimps, hit ird. our Ur lets üb j . Viols% to their COUeIIOOUOII ; stbsequimis to a world a lush he mimes, he presently leaves the .tent Of service. to his old noel need arissaiutanee, and follow • that wos lit frisr away , In its ones snug. ma I soil, of dreaming ease mot pleasuie, where the I:pas tree of s , Ifislistem sprt tails forth its banefiel bra mites to atneilillete every lender gyros of sympathy. Thin. is the man lett spell. boom!, sod unable to exert his natural powers in seasch of his Imo happiness; he erica ont iu the language of that viesine of disappointment deveribitel its she poem of " Mar riage," " If mourning its each change of various ill, The waist repugnant to my nature still Uf soothasig irounit, I the livelong day nut sigh my solitudes bluish hoots sway, I Nor mans to overcome its honor, yet di•cern, That banish . ..l oft by pray , r, will oil annuli; Tie pitiful—. But Ilitre Is two une to bear him in his slate of abindonnient 4-for, since She mystic litw was tract., aroused hiw, and the putsut woods utter. d—atutr, Otto, I any— " Within that circle stone may Move lost her Ho leave, indeed, distant eunfmod sounds in rapid surer,- aka, dying ea she gale, made up of cereme.atously civil phrases, aid the jokes of a beast at tame; to winch be re cognizes the tunes of that volt. which lw mice thusizlit wield ever, it his regosciot, cal onplify the regular, 1111%Meario 41. stall attentive emosahatiune am nose bit oil, on any plea of hiss own, to attain a life of hoppifters, especially une primer bialty Ow a life of virtue. Hut .. h e was ; there 'l4 of fi lend to break the inemitati .... or I. t the brims of cheer fulness penetrate the channel! Stir that mind ever acii;ll upon Ins spicily! " Its weight still round About him, Nor from it lee, magi t slime than from himself, Cass fly, by dowse of place." DO you, then, y..ulhful fe - suali a, ambitions ti: display that tharacter,bids l hale %hewn poetry leas assigned you, supply the ..fables 4.1 the fen and ; eyed, bke the benevolent enchantresses, advance wilt steady afro, as with uplifted waled, to the accursed re whit b it is your task lu taws else. I have just 0111 w.. Ns* Otto is for the isiterrst and care ill your pal eiits, a, 41111 for the advent age of society, that by y o ur ailexor yumr I ousiteysite is Anil emits- It's 1111 l en, who oucht no pasc'a'ms lultrllstr, I.llsould be made sittfie wally Laboiral to 4 all , •11..r, to a. core the have ase of heists to li'potties% abase I. e'er. a doxiiisto y ineilliale. The iidfficient iotinsme will 16'0 train, alba 111 l Weed by ill attlrCealt, ilsal hr *WOO haw. dune sre:l to be Mole Cool tuotoeas Ord', sod jolt*. 1h:11 his. feirowl ' s eta' ho Ins to - sweets should have been is. such a manure allowed, and his Walsh X 4.4 X 411111411.141411 to. MAI the g.mier the Meapabilay evunceil by hos fn, wt, is hillier S.otio o.tuiliuus habit. or Colloquial 14 - 11114161). He a e boost of eallistx, to forward hie own await Oa time .übj. Cl, she more strenuous should I PO,. Istria lob owus.arstl..us Is, obtain a thorough knowledge of IIW 1641441 4.11 t•a . halt 111111..--Noul,l4.4Voig olitatioll it, lets -4:4r the il..sxlasser to WWI .1. lie .11/4v as Beet that these are indeed I, f . ease. late II a now may net Ily oppose hi. Rtes.' ' ' wish to marry, lwrinie there are ono fiertiug per. smog, rashly segmillem of the difficulties that may halal Ilse so 111 Illtr wow 'II, she ionnoeil sit their YllllO ; ).al that 111 imposing the views Of pi 11.16 . 1. Cf, it may be worth %lisle to *V1 , 81:1. a 111 tr waarr Mop. CI for Ilse loorre.l rouresSiottil of Scripture to ham of p e Ammo, Is A, iti.trad loir friendship, wy to testy sone line coma it of our own judge/mitts, and a passion is. ..solidi. the actual,. of our fai.ud and ht.. family. 31. y you, Own foie, 101 I I.sie In fore said. exemplify PO Owl Mole of can mhos: your aceposiotance among Ilse other sex, but what irs.doe irons such a spu n of OltrYlley as reason soul., stamp for ges.ume Mile I abhor effrontery - , espe cially iu the female sea , 1 rlu nn .l hot rtemmwewl that sim ple essisuapiesous sop so s hie Is sevens to brlolig 111 pa hriaichat limes, atm lOVVIa In you, that— " .1... us whirls 'looks ow ill—. ttlie ie is, ill akelllS ;" sod with this tiro.. ass' s .' say from the poem last quoted, eiwourtw..._ you to Ih a pad/J{ly... .• SI,. a is. a, MIA stoke hus hand; For 14,:0W ifs s•so ',our 1.1 X a Int 10 r mood Nauss IWSIOW . II In - r guilt end pursued, tOp.ri , ...a . y to Virtue: y., alt rash, May strike oet stook. sisal relay iihisorste worth, N hive set Ni, but ermine..; Hales -We bid t 4 j 401 C 4 / 184 Volisrl• r, Iheu oil 4.15 Ouster,. 1.. Ohl le rh. let Note go I IVog. only ;who heti wed the Stale), 'I he I..l.pter • sohjell kuusr tllll alltittar I INI tase w Doi y.-us ready to shrink back at the assn.' of scornful federate, from those blight smarms of the ( * olio 1 of C against Vlrle..e• tostitu . itessa, from whose • idles of inerrinie sit iliee mg its. sr MVO - a, these wet . Meant 11.4 . 04541 x. 1 iii.st, lave ilot escaped s iila impunity: but herd not what edu Its dour to comity to your Amble cam.• by tt Whose soul grows clotted by contagi iiii i shads th 111311411, lull SW WO , lone • 'I he divine psopersy of her Gist !wog, " but silsaims beloly to advocate au eaubc of imppy warrior for yen Imre it :hare 10 &feud von 4 , zsivsl those I:tious trau-gilM/14 charm indeed! -6' ' chastity! 'tis Chastity ! Slit hash that is clad in complete Arid, And like a tioivrreil nymph, with arrows Maly trim Itit4e horses and utilkerbour'd heaths, lufamoo• and sandy pri dims wild►, Whale 111111 ' the saved rays of Chastity, No 'salt zr 6.14-e bandit, or mountaineer, Will stare to soil her elitist purity. Vra, sheer, where 'cosy desolation dwells Ity trots aunt raves tot Allegg ' sl with horrisl Sloe may pass ou with unlike( h ' ol majesty. Some say ao evil thing that walks by iti4lit, foo for; sir fire, by lake or 1111111tigh Goo, Rine oiles!te hag, Ur stoolotworn umlaut ghost, That Wools. his masse thorns at coo few time; Ne. uohloso. sir /WAS t fait, of the 111 l ne, Hook hurtful power o ' er trite Vio NO deer to Ilvav ' st is stonily Chastity, That when a soul is fun ol linen vly an, A th.onsand liveried 'lnv Is lacks y her, Driving far off each thing of son and guilt, ' Till soft converse with heavenly habitants Regius to cast a brain MI she outward shape, The unpolluted temple of the I, AwJ torn it by &grove to She surl ' s essence, 'Tall ell be made immortal." SEDUCTION.—/ trove is Correspondent. ) BUR.. !LETT V . I)lxoN.—We lImI (lint, uuttvtl I i%tni ilisiz the itateturot made by Mr. JARVIS, tLe Piaorttre Counsel, in opening this coupe tit the I. Pt Oxf 0(1 Asa xef, awl which was referred, by the re-rottuoirei d.ition of Air. Baton CARROW, that sits r a cl o se Phil very ptriet examination of tall the *Unease. by Mr. PEASE, the referee.. Which took tits five hours.. the ebettiages awarded by him were only 10/ Monett laid by the Maintif ut one thousand. RI lank At Lismore, county Waterford, the Loh of the R. e. Marcus Stokes, of a daughter. On Thursday, Mr.. Bell, in Mr. Millet's yard. Tollhouse. hill, Nottingham, was delivered of three fine children, heo girls and a buy : the mother and children ate all I.kely well. Her hushoned was a private in the 33.1 Regoiteid of FOUI, lent died shoot two mouths ago. 01. Friday, the 3.1 instant, at Gerryhondon, comity of Waterford, the Lady of Sir Thomas Betties., BAIL of 3 daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thurselmy, at Fiddurris Church, by the Rev Mr. 5..n.1y., Thong... Tennison, jun. Esq. of 11. rkhall , t., Lucia, thirst dintliter of James alc la Purr t%ller, of Ardeery, county Kilkenny. thi Monday, the 111.1. inst. Mr Joh t Imre, corn fte.oe, son of Alderman Charl.s Lowe, of Stamford, to M i s s F e g o., of liddington, daughter of R. Peach, Esq. High She. if the county of Rutland. On Tuesday, the 21. t. inst. at Aygtion, by Trirci.l by the Rev. %Villimin Foster, Lord Viscount Cr...ley, eldest sou of Earl Outdoes. to Mary, eldest ediughter ..1 G. is' :Tr Fludycr, Esq. M.l'. of Aystoo, lit the county of Roil nod On Friday last, at St. Phillips, by the Rev. Eda sod 1b al s, 11. cry Goodrich Willett, surgeon, of Loudon, sostegeei too of Field Willett, Esq. hanker, of Brainiest', Suffolk. to Edgs, only slaughter of the tote 'Otos. Grundy, Esti of Ranting. ham. DEATH. Mfr Abralrim Thurntois, item. firmer, of Castle Brom o ich, 11'n rrickshire, failwr of Abraham Thornhill, tried and acquitted of the murder of Mat y Ashford. HIGH IYATEIt THIS DAV AT i.►►nu „ \ 141/11xa. Morstism 1$ sfU•r 8. $ Evening , st► gfln 6. JIEhTINGS 01 , ' eltlillinilts ..I I' 61.111.1111.41.1, To-AnnltJll. --...m.-- M. 11 M. 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While, juu. and Cu Grant IVinclief.t.p-stri et, mei. chants T. Taylor, Burch, 11.ineoloshire, rtorst-Aral,r W. Woolsey, late tyf Ga aL Mary-le-liour-stiert, halo r da-licr J. Mackccrull, late of Wollking, eillii01111( CF.RTIFICATLS T. Gering, of S..intst, 111..1.11r05x, lane, or Brunillrarrri, L011ed...1, int reboot —T grocer.—W. Palomar...ller, of Itorbestrr. K. u., 111.11...•11 L. Siepi, of she Haymaokei, Mobiles. jeorPer.—J. E. Poole, of Newea‘ll.- op.m-Tyne, sigsw-ka. 5ua..uf...1...r. J. Nloallis, Alsockmo,Soury, hotelier —J Vor nevi', a ti. Cr.pc•lit, M. ..... London, forichaot.—J L.nub, of lie Crevcessi, Mi..orieo, 1 ..n.d0u, 1111.1 . Chilli. . ‘‘. Wll. logthby former.—J of Si. Dominick, Cornwall, miner. PitICE OF sit Ralik Stuck.. 477 .276 3 per Ct. lied... 'mid i per l'e. Cony'.. 7711 31 per Cent eit4 4 per Crotty' fa7t 5 iwr Ct. N. All. 100,0,1 Bank L. 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