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arty ansivr:l;. -roam— Yeitertlay, the Lord Milne proceeded to slate la Well& hall, sod held .his first Conan' of Ahkrawe.. ok 'Wick 'hawks wetn unauhuoosly sited to the Bien Hain. the Ipte I.ord Nettie for the f ait hf u l and inillt.ittioltott inannte , in which feediseharted the ration, dinner "filial high uthe. 'lhs Court wore under the .. , ireseity of ra:risig the price of Bread Italian assist. Windt will tube place to.ris.... row, said wake the price of tke Quarter,' Leaf %lassie*, sad Household is. ti. A quantity of Fueeigs Cold war sworn of f.r exportation. Sundry Persons were sown and u110w...1 Broke s.. A dividend of oh per east. dos to the orphans sad other public creditors of the Cdy, ins the stli of January scat, was ordered to be wade of 11,e t ash of thnt south. The usual precepts against Vice aid Immorality, together with precepts for holding Wardniutes for the ekct alai of Cum mon-Councilmen 40.1 other Want °thefts, u . St Day next, were ordered to he ISOM& It was retailed to a Committee of the whole Court to ewe. eider the prra wt Act of 1 . 41 . 1.11111,it for rren..ilue the Assis t of Bread, aNd fulluri what al inr Moo sinothl h.' Wade therein, togetlscr with west steps should be pure. 41 in re spect Unsaid: Two rresdoms were granted to George Eldridze, for his extramilioary eottragimus conduct in I . ll4trvourth ; to so prebeud smite thieves iu Ablesassubery, by winch be lust Lis eye. IRISH NVICIDii. A gentlemen resident in the city of DiiblinH having become ernbarrus.ert in bis rill:um/dem latrely,iietersoirivii to rivsi,uy itim.eif. With this introit h e took btu case of p1,i1416. sod loaded theta with powder and balt-...tliers estwirtg to Isivoruiliy,ise put one of them i o Ms head. hut the fear of b or i ng his body hurierl, as a felt) tie ie, to the lirAliway, stint a sluice driven through it, arrested his arm, and allsouglit slouch him that be spitfire Accomplish his purpose without incurring !hat dreadful igno miny. He reiordingly rang the hell for his V whom. on entering tile room, his l'ool. llMUlCitied his purpose, suit Iteriug thrown himself into a chair. Ise ordered hlm, iii a positive tone Of mice, to lake up the pistols. sod shoot him through the head with one. sod through the heart with tilos other. l'ai, as a lisithfiel.asid attentive NlFlftlir, ntablisstely proceeded to obey his master's seeders; but just as he was the trigger a thought struck him also, ishich deht:\v,l their eirr tittou. In his various services hr h.i.l actuated his guAgers upon many OC::a1.11J111 111 i 4, where Ittny went out to be shoo liv other people, an all of which' •he recollected they never Nord t o l ie sc e omp os ied to the gro.tod by a surge,.,.. Hr therefore con cluded ti, it :tie acne precaution ouvlit to be used on tae present occasion. awl lie accurtiorgly r in off to the next street, and earird io a very eminent surgeon to be preseut at the fatal ctren;osty.—lt is almost needless to °ere: Ye 01.1 Me our !roll, tuts his art . ; sal. prevented Coe atr•etionette loin riot fur do mestic from stouting his ui.o.v.r. hue litter , dio orpoiote.l to his expectation of Geeing himself from his cares in this way. sr , iintnedittely for the 'isle of Ma. where he now i-. D.41iT,11091e. IlFccuicit I. I hare j tat rettmied from Plymouth, where I eraa preGeo. ar the Lill of the four soldiery belong. lug to the Nnttin4hrtir for aiding the cicadae of cix Flt31:11 11111104 , 'fil of WOr at this place, V. 611 on duty mo the lath of Nuvrntb-r, at ten at eight. Ear:y met mornin g , t ait , IMMlrft i.if./1111rd the stout cf the escro 7 e, when the hoc and cry we. Jailtilk.l...trly raised, owl ene taken the I .1 oy, at a place coned damn, tone mile, this ; and on the 19th, the other live were taken at King.-bridge, 23 'irks dist:vit. The morning after the (scare the four eoldiera were taken into custody on suspicion, when one of them confrreed that the Freueh.neu gave thin eight pound each, and that they left their pita stud put them on the direct raad for the emit. and then returned. In a abating-hoe helneigiug to our of the soldiers was footed thirty guiuess co vered with neap. The trial loczorti on Monday last. and flotation on Friday; the rharge was folly proved against three of tiu•tis, awl the proceedings were seut up to the Colson:Glider in Chief. It is expected they wail it, shot..-The Coroner's Inquest sat loot Friday wad; nn the body of the Fretichnomi who destroyed Min pelf, and gave a verdict of Delirious. Ile had itch. bed himself with a pair of scissors, which I.enetruted • his heart au iuch and a half. „ri .14 j,%,• ) !`t .te , e to t ali LYCEUM THEJTRE. Ca was last .mic Opera of rte Duettist; The c . '! , t perieninsw. mas t. s-HILINts, as Carlos, was cri „el) , h a ppy in his execution of the charming n b e longing to the character. Il e was moo- ED . I/eff e ctive In "Ab ! sure a pair,” whi c h h e I a with great science and expression —his action, eosins time, imparting full force t o th e Gar - no points of the song. 1 rr exertions called forth NA l asninious escort. hi the course of the even- d introduced a new crinoline, which he s u., g of • great taste.—Mr. PYRE made his second an . wee it this Theatre. as .Don Antonio. He ' • ve ry well rec,ived. Hie beautiful sting, .‘ 8010 'A. !j a i ," was honoured with ao eneore.—.Mr. of . • wa s an excellent representative of i" cut,. little Isaac."—He one ably supported by uti Setae% us the D tenva, which character omitted admirably. Their courtiote led the audience.—Mee. 11 4 ouretAta's Clara tog ,eq hi4lily applauded. She execatLil the Inc . lad but difficult air, i• Adieu ! Ann theury lc io a charming style. imparting to it every aid ornament of which it is t•tisceptible.— 00 million perforated the character of Louisa-- Idt ~,a l parts. time especially those which require e a 'or vocal abilities, are certainly not her lurk. rite,' was arch and lively, but she fatted in BISDOP would Dillitillbledly V hicu a bitter representative Grille charm:ter.— ete, OD the whole, was extremely well tare- t • rd. 10, The Sew Musical Farce of Trualtdrmetion !Dr. MaTileWa's Proteins Mr tdinorpliwies, D e ad fall, kept the house in a continued pert of lighter. His truly emetic bong, •• () rare Atona- -1 !alit"' was loudly tutored. _ . . 711 E Dtkii:ESS Ur ARGYLL. • i The Scotch Papers announee the marriage of the Dike of ARGIL', with Lady PAGET, her Ladyship Ilea; obtstoe,l a direice, by the Scotch laws, rim IN lisrlaird, Lord Paris, eldest son to the Earl dilution. tier Ladyship is third 'daughter to . tar Err! of JeassY s Bed has, we belle", tea tkildos king by her divorced Lord, tekl•orn she ho In married fifteen years. She is now 36 pendage. Lord Prism is six months older than Ile Ude of ARGYLE: they are kola in their 4.01 us flu Ladyship can boast of having m .rried• bathe handsomest and most Accomplished men it* agr, both sons to Irish arsitleaunteti, raised insl•sitil honours by their besury and virtues. and Princesses ELIZABETH and Lm. took an siring to Froginvire yesteid.iy. l'oerd.y meriting Priocesres - Atropira am! Fto- nitook their usual ride for two hours. acc9in- -, by Lord WALSIRGIBAH, Lady ELY. Giitt•- littnisas and CARTWRIGHT, sad Crooliel tot, in Windsor Park. Verne extremely .concerned to say, • that. flout ere confinemeut of the Mittens Misr upon Wonerincess Amasses together With The grid fa kek t eh, her Royal Highness is now is a very heath W.OE* state. &Emir apartments in the Queen's Palace m et erin g with all pobeible exertion for the re- Its MAJESTY. The Quern's spelt- aft ere oho undergoing some preparauun Tor the ri lepton of Her MAJESTY. her of the Papers cutitittue to insert a daily a the visitors at St. James's, although the owly -ty which we have 'perceived in the present k is. Lady GAdoe.—ls not this repent.on all t• woe . 1111 . STCALIKG has quitted the Bath and Bristol •peny for Manchester, li.ving been engaged only • the hricat totems tar Mrs. Gomm, whore rood sahounced in the Bath Papers. tk Ow person saying to, amther that the .. tork Mad 0 hilstely been robbed, was desired out to treat nt. ilia:pet too lightly. r„ . 1 111. JOHN SON , f ormer l y o f C oven t- gar d en F • hater, who has since performed with the highest ,ie tattoo in the principal American Theatres* 8 . tie ' se those of Edinburgh and York, appeared on no rml•Y evening at the Bath Theatre, in Queen Met. in The Battle of Heehaw, and was very std (slily received. hem/id the other night, in the House of Lor.ls, Awing the present suspension of the Royal ate , toe affairs of State might well enough he zupalsa retuaruat"—(.. to the impulse of the I - 411RM Ue our sapient Mini-lets mean to ft , er their 'hallow seufla as the oars? Stintertu is roomed to perform two • at the Gloucester Theatre. c• • Velstae BAD:MILLI, the now ti , st serious ! I ringer, en j oys the h i ghest reputat i on o f any • num now on the Italian Stage. She is tithe! woman, about 34 years of age, a perfect ta./ .....-413 goys the Opera Journal. In other ' %St is neither young ear headsuore. th • 11. Eel g hat unwell, at Beth are— ,'e 1i.2 14.8.1 ""7 • Crater Merrell, Gay Mary Hey, • -...pfirlde, Lady Sane ,1111111111, Hue. and bee Mr. vtv arc Captain Maude. Hue. Mrs. Taylor., first.. Lieslefert-Coterel Dickson. Ker. Dr Pop. Saulfurd, R es . Dr. Currey Mr. awl Mr.. Its Alr. Ashe, Rey. Sta r ry, He; Mr. Alkirour. ,• Price, Me; M r. Mrs. and Miss Chandler, °Pr arr. Mr. Hairy, Rev. Mr. Droste, Ac. Li *Thursela v se'nnight, Mr. Fe tv.eit. of Bock- ken. in •Sarsex, received considerable injury ,at. he effects of a toruadu. or whill wind, which Pelt', unroofed his c trt-horse stable, and intik he t he treated part of a large liaystnek. about 15 ki lls of which were carried full thirty rode !at the field. The cloud, when first olo.erveil, aid td the shap e o f a cy li n d er 'ten di ng oil rate f 'M „ • teal colour; and it was then a little to the ~.1 • werd of Shoreham, where it noosed the riser. e the ( hie Stela'- at ebb. a considerable quantity 11.• at uawl was thrown over the banks to some the- Ir• a . 5 u0.1 the adjoining land. It then took the we ton of Buckirigham, and wrought. es hefore, ve 11 r. Fut.Len's property ; it next passel re ' . 4 ;el to Perish& without meeting with any 4 r eintrochos, and went aff ics a hue for 'woo), where it vent itself. DOUGLAS. ISLE OF MAN. [lao3l A tUtatifFONDIINT.I A letter front Douglas contains a cittious ar count of two Mercbildren, lately disriiieied by three respectable tradesmen of that towo, dor. ing an excursion no the Calf of Man. in quest of aea•fowl. Attracted by ■ *nand soine•% hot re sembling the cries of a young kitten. they found, on searching amo•itrtt the rocks. two small 01113 rine animals, exactly resetuhling• in their form that species of creature. so often d,oictibed and known by the :lame of the Nlerinaii. One of them was dead and niin.n liverate I by the violence with which it had hero driven on shore. durum. a strong gale of wind on the preceding night ; the other was, however, conveyed to Dougla•, where it still re mains, and seems likely to do well. It N one foot eleven inches and three q•tartcrs in length. from the crown of its heart to the extremity of its tail; fire inches across the shoulder; its skis is of a very pale brain' colour, and the scales on its tail are tinged with violet ; the hair (if it may be so called) ou its bead. is of a light green cast. it is attached to the crown of the head. only hanging loose about the fem., about four itches to length, very Ominous to the touch. and somewhat reseinbling the green sea-weed community growing in. rocks ; it s month is small. ■nd has no appearance of teeth. It de lights match in s•siin 1111 l g oboist in a large tub of aea.w:tier, :IA feed, chiefly on muscles and other ,hell-fish. which it devours with great avidity ; it also now and then swallows small portions of milk and water. when given to it in a (011. A most (twins burglary was corotaitted in the huo.e of Ntes..ro. Jo", ZS and Co. formers Goa tailor*, iir Grosvennr.street. mr 111enirtgy night. and clothe-, Sc. to the amount of . WWI. wen , stolen, The rob bers effected an entrance into a entiias..ranto. out of Brook: s Biros, by &resift a hole. mad after wards euttiog swot , the shvter oath 4 jtw. No DOM bee ~ 4 firm had either of the thieves or au; pert of the prop:rty. ' • • - 014 - 4. tzeaular?ive A r: r _~~u• govaT OF KING', SIMON, Wenrchretik . eget Sifl 4. ligs a Nisi Priui Lori Et:rp!spituri. Galispoiri W. RoCAL‘A - ~1 This was ao aotisahel leaver. Ifrought by the Plaintiff, the athniniffswetne of hi. uncle, who is &- ceased, oriost theel,)eferadaut, to rct.uver a quail. (fry of official ohm's were the property. of Isis uucle in his life.tifase. MG PARK' Meted, that the Plaintiff is a fin. rei;:ner, and was nephew to the deceased, ,who °CCU. Ord an Apartment. in COIIIIIIOII with the Defend .ant, in florywvreet. Soho. It was not neetsioary fur him to entertuto the circinostancee of Ilse death of the Plaintiff!. antic; it was arillicient for him to slate, aiat he lined until he was 74 years of age. The moment the deceased expired, the Defendant gave nut that he was left as his sole heir, and that the deceased had made a will to that effect, Al though up to the time of his death he was only a journeyman piano -forte-maker, he left 1.0501. 'in the 5 per Cent. Stocks. lie had witnesses who would prove that they saw the Defendant open a bureau belonging to the deceased, and that it con tained a number of guineas and bank-notes, which the Defendant took poinesniiii of. 111 fret, the de ceased had not made a will, and the Plaintiff had administered as his next heir, which admioistro. lien Mabeen acknowledged by the Defendant, by his p'ea to that action. Under these circumstances he bad oot a doubt but his client would lie entitled to a verdict. Wm. Definer, piano-forte maker, deposed. that he knew the deceased ; lie was at his lodginga at seven o'clock in the morning of his decease. On his entering them, the. Defendant, who lived in the same apartment with him, lifted up his hands and . exclaimed al fle. is dead !--!la loaned loionself 1-- 1 found him at a quitter past three this uiorniug suspended from the top of the bedstead, dead."— The Witness asked the Defendant, if the deceased "had left a will ?- he enewereel. that he hail; .and, by that will. he was left aole.heir, sad no one had right to any thitiglefi by the deceased but himself. The Witness asked him to produce the will, winch he' refused ; hat after tieing entreated by seine ether frierals of the deceasrel, he opened a luirstnit, pretending to make a search for it. Tne Defend ant opened one drawer, which contained a quan tity of guineas, and 7s. piece.; lie under-rated them when hr slid 80 guineas, which the Defendant said !flirt belonged to the deceased; . there were also two silver watches, a bag of foreign coin, and a violin. The Defendant touk out of the bureau two pocket-books, which appeared to contain Bank notes end pot them into his pocket, also four 11. Bank of Ragland notes: there IV4I also a Coll. ildertlhle talirtitity of wearing apparel soul linens The deceased's trunks appeared to have had been opened, Mr every thing in them was in a rinnpled stale. The winless entered a efitYfft at Doctor,' Commons to prevent the Defendant Irom attempt tag ta prove a false will. The Plaintiff ho-f since Wtsitirlatered,•nd the Bank had paid hom the 1,0301. Lord ELLENUOROUGII" Was there net a Co. • tuners' Inquest held ?" Witness --•• Yes, my Lord, but the Coroner did 4 1,0 rd kr.t. l l 1 ;;;ntinata-. 7. 1 1 17t1; Defendant in this Country now ?" do net Image, my Lord, but I be. lien nut." •Lord ELLettinanues.-..as Mr. Parke. has there lati.a bait put ie tatiara autioe." _ _ Mr. PAULL-..06 I understaud there has met, my Lord.--This is oily ease." Nu Coosueil ap l ie.iriug on the part of the De. &ifant. the Jun•. under the durytion of his ship. gave a verdict for the Plaiiitiff, MI. and tag. Celts. A ( T HOLLAND (.4s3ignee tf iceotzLE) v. CAPTAIN TOMS. hula was UH dermal bight by the assignee of Kei.z. v. u 14.v.krupt, formerly a coach.ma aker in Oxfor.boued. to recover 301. for extra work done to a eurricie hr the Defy:l(lnm, ot•er and above wh .t was tint akeed One between tile bankrupt and the Defendant. The bankrupt up , iertoel: to build the currirle fit 1201. • The proceedings under the commission of bank ruptcy were proved. Denry Ives skimmed, that he hid been foremen to the bankrupt. and that the agreement between him and the Defendant was 12n'. for the currick ; there was a vest deal of extra wok done which wise not consemplated in the original n4reement. such sic patent sale -tree, brass plates for the top, two rumbles, end two trunks, Win. Kesigie r the bankrupt, depos►d, that in April ISO% Captain fieribary 10.. 91 ink.. a eurriele C I Cat the Defendant. Hr rti.t not exactly remember what the agreement wiry, but Captain ilaithury wag in Conrt, and lie could have a better recalled:non of the etrenuiptancea, as he had. nut' 'H a tre d as m u c h oupreqsitio as he the witn►st had since that time. lie could reinemlrev that Capt.,lit Haiihory said.he wail limited by the Defrudant to 101. Mr. PARIP—N The Defendant. my Lord. het paid 1201. already." Ceinans Thomas Hinbury deposed. that the D.. &nitwit *go with him when he bespnke the eurriele from tile Ilauktuvt. They mitered it from a drew. Cm which was shewn theta, ini•l the Defendant agreed to pay 1304 fist it—that WWI the sum asked by the Bankrupt. Lind Et.t.telloaculam—.. W 44 there a ramble attached to the thawing Wancwi-- , 4 There we. inv Lord." Lord Et.ktrtisitaituait..." A cna,7h.maker elaps On • deformity, and wants to charge his Cestinairt afterwards with it—let the Plaintiff 1w called. The Plaintiff was according(' itionettited. , • A QUACK DOCTOR. 1111.111.1a1l e. Ti.,a was an soma for Ltotl• §Ol4l awl delivered. Mr. LAWS sated, that Cie Ma:anti It an iron itiong.• r, anal the Dufamlaut • vender of gist+ licsosco, alto *rot by tir! tttie Doctet, and is Imo cuAtted in the Islttig's Ifeuch Prison. H• t9ok a cottage at l'aiiilicacto., fur a rery improver purpo•e. which the Plaig.id foria.liest with grete, and stoves to th- tonoon.t of all. is March Ism, "..!1•09. the Deicer:l4t artery' era. sold. itu.trei pcuval tit: dcitvery friths articles. - • • • • . •to the amount of ileitis., 'fir J *hien the ai 'gave a terdict, under - liarofireettare of trio Lordship. •-•-• t. • . • - re, 1017 caws er ernriforr eias-:#lsirixts 4 * Shieiltvir Mid PYiris 'heft 'Lbrit • - . 14 • e IMphiroeLD arida 44/4 4. :. • -lamer* 944114tu1l Tow ll , 4l*. • VI& !avi air tertian hron o toir bk ,th ,ront;if s ir eint the Illoble fpr se fg.lird •up severe; shrutii iu cert tiu protaii*.:* 4 41 41 0 g. of land let by the PlanotkiPta the Idefeitdantol- • it •appeare4-1„ that the licreotki:f eetitett • ivitn.te and oie••••eef litothirr Sfriane••freet, frrp, tiff fur three yeero. I)nrirg flieF,LlA4grrn• dant i)fatilecil a swathes: al alirtalro heiv-ore the Plisntiff'a giving him untie. to quit sr the elaroitti• firm of the term; he halt them iirtilifleir sfol the Plaintiff' •onht bj tht 4 :gictip4;l9 4 ' rtg9 i lunges. . .41 ; • 41. Tlie Jury gAve • verdict for shy Piais maws 1301. and 40s. caste. MIDDLEIEX WifflNS. Dcc. 4. lonic was itidictml for AM simatilt Thomas Fr The Prosecutor and Defendant it appeared were members of the Tower HamlrtsCnaritable *reset:, ; •und, with the other Members, dined tog ter at the Mermaid tavern At Hackney, on tie Anni. irersary Day of the formation of' the Sorittt`r, iu August last. After dinner, the Prosecutor feeling himself very wenn, took 4 battle of wine from the table where ht. lied dined, and carried it out into the garden, for the purpose of having a cool croft sub tegimisse Hefrudant, however. hie ing been iutitrnaevl of she circumstance. sallied oat after him ; arm, hartr ., t upbraided him with mitt he te rm ed rr.a theft." •orleavoured in poisisiticialfe self of the weilln4itao Preseestor resisted, determined to keep possession of what he thought he was justly entitled to--wlicn Defettie ant,. be a violent ex,errion, wrenched the wife from the hands of his outazonist, whom he felled*to the groun d with a blase of the bottle. which was brakes' pieces, and the Prosecutor** head desperately w•mniled. • The fact of the umiak wise proved by tit* per. sons who were in the garden At the tboe: • Mr. Gutters% on the p irt o'f the Dttectltot r celled nip. They All 10 , 01.1 that th, parties had a rutr4l. , Ulogelli --dmrt fele of thin, r( the name of tCh,ih 1 , stated tit it the lira blew hut been queryqueryby the Prosecutor. , t The Jury returned a v , rdict of platy, and li, was reotroCeri to pay a fine of 51. Themes Ashley WAS indicted for in oestuak . _ _ • Luke Severn. The ma kyr, coulitry, night gd K;;16(0111 1Q o'cluc to the• tar hill tick that it was to be detail whew Brimgdetenw irpeW •feicam the Defri the 'Fru. wing of keeper prebent very anici tttt .., day reiviant •m ;" at with his tint ti wry ma. cle his head was met deft open. The person tam demiinded the excessive toll had been empl , o)ittd that night by the regular toll-taker, an d has mace absconded. This statement was corroborated by Alr. Ford' s who was in the chaise with the Prosecutor—and Aloe try the watchman, who came tip at the time.' The Defend tnt wis found guilty, and srentanced to one month's imprisonment iu the Rouse of Coe. rection. Tae pu.dsloneort was mitigated in onse t r!oence of the Defendant having been dionissel from his V . 1 .% le:1 of ramie, which he had held for tire years without any deviation from propriety. Robert .4relersoia was indicted for an assault on Bartlett, The Defendant is a dealer in oU iron. the Prn. mentor a inctep-‘ Maury. They reside near each other ist Gre,-u-court, holden-square. The pastors had been at sork in the court a. short time since. and hw,g. K laa some did near the Prosecutor's dour, hi. wile *wept it near to that of the Delon• dent. This was resented by the spouve of the lat. ter, end the \wawa& on each side war- called eat to samort their napretive.preteasions, when in the contention all the partire wer e b e ..patt tre d with 11i : the old iron man, not content with trim% the dirt into ito'pristine situation, ssiTerl the broom. and attack the sweep-chimney a tialera blow as she ear, which rendered him, she was netts-ally de•f v tett times dearer; he followed sip this sisamlt by a challenge, coached in the following t h ses s tea cher. which Prosecutor eecriircd the nett s. Yea ILL-Lsoiclio constqsalica 44 16. I.l.treatment I h0we.r....1•04 from yod . 11 4 Your fib I son dotergleimil to irlM you hie a gearinorla !...01,1, Tula ill•Lmiong sus of a 1.•11.1,—..h, kmr..tolrved,assui r l e gg e d trreich—Mll IN7 aiik Ow kseig• w be 4ry yrinle 1116-.1 dirt, •aer Wirt nacti lac NM Swidav t pi.teiihat Chet Faro. R. AN Dha504...." *rue sweep chioney, horr,M, not bring, perti.pB " a own of hosorr." owl teaseling. iu Fludibramk inylr, on - ° The rri4 which •twir:n " The elan wb, uwedles with cord mot," took as saliva of this oarlike epigtle, but cotq•, neneed proreeelin i ts agsiost hi• litiseul-thiretyor potent for the aossoit ; which tieing clearly prated' the itefesidaiit Tai gaii:ty, mud eentented par a line of 101 trial excited considerable parties were of the woo dirainative stature 201 grate/we 1 1 I lIMS iIIOOP. The duellist appeared so the bar 14,0: his head enveloped u. flavor/. Severn, on the Ireth of August Tap% . Prowycestor. wive is e reoperrable stated, that st.s he wes returning from th F. with a friend, in is no'-horse chaise, on the the 15th of At4llo la.t, he stopped at [hi and turnpike, where he paid ;it struck uck as he pinned through. With Ile Conte arSt toll-home, althomee he cilTe7ed to abisi a Nob tell w.ts dentandeil, on the was after twelve o'clock. As he did dot Detained, he agreed to pay the trill a when Hof penal . who diftall4r •"• -• determined to And the name of the , he descended from the chaise for the purposi): tiring the name over the toll- !tows. door. wheat fentlant, who was a horse prrole a mployed ustees of the Road, and who, id the begin. f the dispute, hud abetted the acting lull. • in his improper conduct, endeavoured to him. Tho Prosecutor observed, 1, You are Rri )))) and you hod better be executing ynur isewhere-..wh a t is your :lamer-11a fh- t answered, wan let voit k ow who I and Immediately struck at the Prosecutor Issabre—one of the Mows' cut through the the Prosecutor, and it was a very greet mita,