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:, • . • • ,•••• • KILLING NQ JICKDER! • TIM VISICB, ST XR. THSODOST. NOOK, yew row VORNIIIVO AT Tat SALYER KKK is lap ase TORLXIXED WITS VIE TOCCOIIIII4I PIiIEFAIOU The addresses of authors, prefixed la droMatic works, arc generally so very uniiittresting, that I should have suffered my gratitudelo the performers ant the public to have s heen felt. not told, had not SOAP very siiigular circumstances compelled nee to eX !ARM a part of iiitr conduct, which, if 1 remain et! silisnt, might tie liable to mis-construction. 1)3 the evening previous to the performance of Killing no Murder, [ was much surprised to hear that It could not he produced, because Ntr. tarot. the reader of play* (as he is tel.siseil) had re ti.eil to grant his license fur it. Thecause of th e was, heard, political. I reVoltsd at the :deo, it young mum entering life. felt muti ny MIXIOUS to clear my cliaract , T from - the bloke foutation of tlisk. any ; then 1 heard it rumour ed that the ground of refusal . was its immorality, here agaiii l tuna Wollll , fell, fur though 1 codes. I have uu prcteGsMils ht suoctity. yet I hope I shall swear prostitute my nine in the production of that for which even wit itself is aural:uses Thus situated, I set off in search of the Gentle man who h.nl strangler( my literary infant in its birth; Hod, to find him, I referred to the Red Rook. wllere I discovered, that John Lenient, Esq. was ele.rk at the Privy Seal Office ; that Jolui Et was Deprty to John I...trimott, Etoi and that Ow llopety's Zteeretury was .10101 Larpetir, Esq. ; this inured to tor, t hr.t a man mold - lee three plAce* tit ottee; but, tin nititlily, I funtol he w earn inn fourth and U G,t i r ; for it was ley vit toe of none of these offi , es 'ii liceirteti ploys ; and his place. i. el his villa, wa, at Putney. Thither I proceeded its a pule-chaime, in eicoe of this übi quilarian Deputy, uutl there 1 fouiel hen. After a masooalrle delay, to beget uo awful 41tentirtil out my part, be appeared ; aced told ine, with a chill ing look, that the *retina Act of my Farer ea, the most " itete.evor soil shameful atriv.k on a v, ry re igloos:ma hariraes. set of people." tuna the Methodists). owl that cry piece, altogether. was ao infamous persecution of the sectaries"--out Caine the murder—the character of a Nlethedirt Preacher, written for Li:dnii's ineoinpars tile taleats, with the hope of turning into ridicule the igaorance sod impudence of the self-elected oast.sts, who iii test every part of the kingdom, Mot witlithe repre hension of the Lieenier. Ile asserted. ice answer to a .;ovation I put to him, that a Govertuneot did not wish the Method ists to be ridiculed." 1 told the u'diguldevian.tiset I should publish hi. asisettien, for the those Gentlemen who de e, of late, been !Riot ing themselves to tiniest& hypocrisy, mid bic pose iihisphemy ; but the übionitarian name ex cuse me, if I alit, that I aid oat earictly it ',Armonk, that thrma; torsi. who raised them selves ou the pretext of guarding our establish ed religion, cent here exiled all persuo. , • hot their own, email uphold or defend, the 'ilitna Mot bleep:semi ea of their Deity, in o eareeetif fanaticism, which, if sufFared to item an 'erselmil.. R owe ov e r t t IP lintel* of the petiole, mast end; as they wish it, in the total overthrow of every coma'. tutio.ial establiahment, whether polemical or puli tical. I was a little startled at Mr. Latina's emer sion, till I kit his house, when, to in; utter our rise, I found that he is not only • rigid Methodist bianelf, but, as I em iuforueJ, has even built a bile tabernacle of his <inn.° It wets 111 vain I adduced Mother COP in The Minor, Maw-whrot in The Hypocrite, itiirehooei in The London Hermit, and half a dozen:*htber parts. The great Licenser shook his heat!, or as if there was aotuething in it," and told me that Lord -Dart indult] had th i n piece ; if he dill not object, it might vet be played, but if his Lordship erred with flint, not a line should be pi:thinned—l took my leave, fully convinced how proper a persou Mr. Larpent was to receive, in Neldit to his other sa laries, four hundred pounds per leonine, beside,, perquisites, for erudite; plays, the bare and simple perfortnaure of wh i ch. by he creed, is the acme of sin and unrighteousncits-- hie even looking at them is contamination—brat four hundred a year—a sop for Cerber,us—whit will it not make a man do The piece was returned 111 a day or ten, with the objectioriatile parts, which I have published, marled for ensure. I altered them, and sent it bark to the Licenser. with a speech inserted on purpose to ridicule himself, which, as it touched not on rattles or religion, hr could not expunge, and I hive had the granticition of herir ing the audience. every+ night, apply .it propel ly, and nut citify At kit expense, but pointedly, by their „militias., slier their dctestatioe of his ur banity mid *trained prs ripest. At all events, how perfectly improper is it to se lect an officer from ally particular act of peo ple ? he will man/ally incline towards them, atel if 11r. Lerpeut is allowed to suppress a Nlethodist's ith.iracter, because he it one himself; no author, while he is in place, for a Natillar 1Y:4,0a wilt be our ;oreil to intr i f:luce on the stage, the chereeter of a ounceitesl, tiseguentiiii old uian. Now, in defence of the part of Apollo Belal, at originally written, I consider it necessary to speak. It is a 110t0f1104111 (All, that t h e Methodists are riot eustented with following their mots fishions in reit gioa, hut they endeavour hourly to overturn the established church by all means, open runt covert, and I know, as n positive fact, that it is considered the fire deity of Methodist parrot* to in agile their children against the regul sr clergy. before the poor wretches an• able to think or consaler o; them selves. Nay, some are to ingenious in their etlnrts for this psirpove, ttest they ioculciste the eversion, by nick-nerain; stutterer ishiect theehihlren hair most, utter some characteristic of thrtimerio.4l ro .ligion ; and I have known a oriole s arta of tick lag Nlethodists frightened to best, by hen% told that the Bishop was'oeming—theimpreveen result log from this alarm; i groiss into an anigeatif4 ; aet front Irti-11- 4 been ig children atevasturuiet to conc,- a lits'iop es a 141 4 -tiear,.it NVO4IIIII, no part of Uttar ..,!tdir to rivierfverlave-•Aut the very mention of Is •• ,:,4-vt•it throws them into agonies ever after. beenie. toes. wit!. whit seal these sectaries attack . - - - • Ti.. 1...1J roe that 1 Rad folrodsoad s etergyosu r,.' .e' I I end, • mot a Chtliffllialla Methodset Prearl...."—" It r ezattly the sassy" was los reply • Tu prove bow It Mr. Larprot ut fur his office, it may Rat be ammo testate, that, at that the of •Itsd and rut r up. tn..n, 4 I ., :atid Hof‘ Chapel, the etniaregatt.. were r-.. zra telate,l, front tla pulpit, on the &Celt •I dun ofoft •nrer.d,..e. den heater * and the &ambito - ma of a Kure of Mennen um t.Led a. a stagniae proof of 11• wisd, rn of "- .• i n these wads—•' or brethren, errat ' a great trimatiplt has r skrn plait utrt the dent a•A fist s• tr. playere---a ire meet of their h3etet...uh, may slies t be u se Longwood every yew is nay fervent reps!"p On Friday night last, near lVoodfnrd. one of the horse* in the mail-coin h, turiuril. Bury end \uterii.;i, rr• strw r.d . rl l e y liglituing,ntinl wit* ver) m.‘e4C NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12. Arrived the Little Arthur, Dawson, from Gib raltar, and is put under quarantine. Sailed the Indignant, and Desperate. with con voy to the Eastwaid. Also the Persian, Charger, Woolwich, Devastation, and Vesuvius, to the East ward. • The troops will embark ta-morrow, the Royals on board the Rtrenge, 74, honourable Captain Puget ; and the Eosin, 74, Capt. Charles Rowley. The artillery will disembark to-morrow. iu order to embark again in different divisions. The whole A.I the troops age to be embarked by Saturday, and the shops will drop &mu to St.Heleu's on Sunday. laaaiStiaTE, JULY 12. Yesterday, it) more transports arrived lo.re, and most of them are placed in the Miler harbour ; 7 came is this mar g, and more are expected. It is not yet known what day the troops here will be embarked. The 50th Regiment, commanded by Col. %Volker, wus inspected, this day, on the sand., awl mink a tine api.ear.nnw.—Major-Gen. Dyott cane to liansagate, )catctlay, and leinains here. JtrLY 12. Arrived the Venerable, from l'ortsanonds. Sailed the Contour and Strperh, on it cruise off Fl *dung.— W nut 'S. W. I'lto,l LLOYD'S LIST. t'; a • Taftx D,Je Lar t.z.—eArrived, the Iler miles, Levis, films tier Abacus, livnisau, fur barium ; Pbmuit, Hill, fur Giteraltar ; Amu, Ford, fur °putty twit Gage, lhumas, tar thieriVicy• •ft 11,111 1 ,17 ft At Port diumith—the Mao, 311 kettle. from Dominica, one of the fort. At Pl)inuudi—the Hrru, Pstersou frees Glwtire, . At Milford—the Howe, Williattle, ifous fig 1111111411lill—the William Pitt, lines Iseglia,Ltaniatt, JNI.)/4. The letters from baba reach to the 33 of Feb. At that time Geiger - al Malcidua's Expedittuo, which had been ready sumo the lath of Ju;y, still re attuned to port ; and it depended upon further iititices from Prise), as well its upon art answer to ri•feretice the General had tirade to Cukuttn, whether it would proceed or not. The plan. of Lord Aliutti reopecting Persia had been thrown into a state of complete eminarraisaulent. by Sir Harlon! Jones having accepted of invitations from the Courts of Teheran and Schirez. to proceed to the latter place, for the purposes of there opening uegociations--overtures. which Gen. Malcolm had rejected with tudignation. as derogatory' to the honour and diguity of the State he repo. sowed. Accouuts have beau received at horribly of dif fertilizes, having onset) between the brawls and the Governor of Travancore; uf ru attempt that had been madeto cut ott the President, Lolisuel Ma caulay (agaitist whom the natives of Travancore are exceedingly exasperated) ; and of the Dewan's troops having attacked the lines of our sutioidiary force at Quilou: uotwitlistaudiug whieb, it wee ra ther expected that the dispute would be accom modated. On the arrival of the Heel, however, at Cochim, it found the Pietbratatahe, with Colonel Macaulay on board, lying there, for the protection of a lee compaines oh st pop', that occupied the place, and weie siirruunded ou all aides by the. Trey/ottomans, 11l wooed, mine force. several skirmishes had taken iii which we had lest forty of utty at. n, and our troops were literally cointited to tue &milts rit tut• dcustolisited fanatical. tlim• of Cochin. Out forte at Quolun, uaJer Co 'towel Chatutrroo, had twill attacked, and had 'lke w•ei attacked in return, with the loss of about 145 kille,l and wounded. Many of the enemy oast been destroyed ; but the communication of our troors with tire interior of the country was cut oil, and we were dependent her provisions slid supplies upon Malabar, from wheuce these were sent along the roast. It was but perfectly known how tar the '• of Travancore hiva<alt w.,s implicated in these proucedings, ithich•op!.....ently °violated with the Derrell, who had assumed the entire cuutroul, and had called forth the whole force of the country. We were evidently at open war with thus little kingdom, belonging to our oldest, aid ' hitherto really liaitliful ; rad our troops were marching, to sulx.lae and conquer it, from all quar ter.. The Rajah of Cochin having refused to kiln tile Travaitcutioale, had been put to death; and has successor, for the seine cause, had suffered a similar tate ; but the third had concurred in the esews of the 'Travancore Dewar., and had with his people taken up arms against us. Ow tam Foote, of tile Pie.intuntaise, lied destroyed ia dtarniriniately every weasel, of whatracr size or de. periodsit, at 'Vellum among winch there were, doutnieri, ow/end belotignig to the Arabs, and to thealorthern parts of the Malabar coast. Colonel Macaulay lied had recourse to the measure of en rolling and arming the Christian inhabitants of Trsvancure. in coasequierice of which the newan had issued an order to put all the Christiana to death, stains of whom had antlered. Off Cape Co mmit), the fleet parsed seven small vessels, convey- Mg the 19th regiment, *Melo General Alaidaird lad sent from Columbo to Quaint : and at Guile, it was understood, that Anjeogii had been taken possession of by the Deems b tr 4.411).. In addittoo to the above unpleasant hiteltigence, we are concerunljto 111111LIIIIKT, that just lettuce the Earl St. Vinceat left Ceylon, deco ttttt s of some far ther occurrences had reached that Wand from Ma lmo, which we are sorry to state were bk, ly to be produetite of serious consequences. Several Offi cer., it seems, had preferreJ certain chalices option Lieut.-Cot. *doff', quarter-Mager General. win, load in eninequence he pie ttttt ler arrest by ( Ntscdowall. The Onverounewt ordo-ood tla• arrest to be [,ken off; and the charges to be ait lidrawii ; but owing.to the greatest part of the (bikers ilis appowilig of the latter measurer the (J,-aaraicl nett a Court-inertial tied been held upon Colonel Munro. A Council met, and the resu:t was, that Geneial MliedllVll.ll WAS 111111 l ed to attend ; but he ileelissed, till lie had fir.t. received *special order for that purpose; and on that Isein4 'wagtail, be delivered iu a protest avgaiii4 date conduct ofthr Government. Criteria' Macdonald' has IMllte taken his passage for Europe, in the Lod, Jane Dendas, alter curia clinician hi getting awry, the Goveriiiiieut lirving attempted to compel him to disembark. Many Otheeis herr biro suspended, who were coin...lll4=lrd by Weir acts it, partizatis of General Mat &swath DAIIIV4i ROBBERY : On Snaky morning last, at au early hour, four thieves en tern' the warehouse of Mr. Miller, in !lasing lane, by theses of false keys, and had the andecity to remain there for stye. ral hums witting oat the choicest bale goods. Firming widest a 'tart for the purpose of carr)ing the goods oft, they proceeded to throw the lake into the 'Thick, sad that with so moth violeuce, that they awoke the &errant of a gentle. man un the opposite sick of the way, who, it being an un usual eiretimstanee for a cart is he employed at so early au hour, took the liberty of watchiug film his window the pro. eceilities which were carrying on. Haviig observed tint ell. lanui fasten the warrhutise door, anti drive off *ilk booty, he followed them at a distance, until he came to tbs entrance of the Ohl Bailey, when he heard one of them say, "All is aril, the gates are open," nieuumg the gates °Oise leo, where it was supposed they intended to deliver tbe gouda ila waggon, which sus setting of about that tune to Woman., whither, it it. suppinwel, they would hare followed and di. ndcd the spoil ; but the men who arted.as carman observing the watchful eye °lrate servant, passed en towards Smith. field. When the cart Mit• clime opposite to the New Drop, all the men pronably wispecting they were &teased, except the driver, turned to the tight, down a lane towards Fleet-market ; their pursocr then seized the bone by the head, and told the (hirer he suspeetod the goods in lbw colt were stolen from one of the neighbours, and lit "mild out nitres' hint to proceed any farther with them. Thee." restated for the telinnent, stud one of the thieves, whetaiii just h, ine Ord, came to his aid, and attempted to pail hies. eelf oil st a petiole of the night ; tint (mime rot this artifice, pr actu.illy challenged she fait ;trill set runt to light hini for disputing his is ship At this nutmeat otter pcoo. were together and the pretended patrole and the car man went olf hinder preteoce of retelling a proper Writer.... Of coarse they never returned suit the egg* back the goads to the warehouse o f Mr. Miller. MEETINGS OF CSEDITt/RS AT GITILDNAI.T„ To MORROW. It 21. Thomas Gibson, Ilign-west, Mary-la bonne, iron tnsure . - - 3 111 Chilltlro Cadulas, Park-street, !slit:Oen, carpenter al2 Juba Fteemostic, Jobe Droutloo, and Jules Lusufur. memo. luau -ertet, ( ioswell-so Trt, truit.fuo....fets 313 .1..1in Maley, thancery•lnue, Lut..ter.., embower . x 14 ileury Vlusely, Lawremot Pourstne) -Hill, awl Isaac %Sheathes, Coptbali 'court, Throgisairmussti L i t. Lambe, siecleau.fie - . - 3 1 Balehar.eu Gitagi, LI ',lsms street, Mourfields, ebensist 3 fe John Smolt, Strand, teaulluieller - - S its Edward Green, Stepney, Nii.lll• rex, carpeater - 3 1 John Sisson, Lombard-street, baillon, bautk.r - 3 11 Joseph Hillier, Leicester-spare, LliadlLsex, carver and gilder - - - - a Jo Mordurk Machirotn, Graceeltuich-stesel, Lutetium. haberdasher - - - - 3 10 11 illotm Crush, Chelmsford, E sex, upholsterer - 11 111 Rohs r: Jelftry Dos OM, Staid-lace, Southwark, Sauey, Faker _ - . - - 2 li William Lay, Dseare-lase, Middlesex, e.elualler - e I James Harts, Hudson', trastak.snaker - - 1 14 William Johnson, late of Hertfoud, coal-merchant - tt 10 fikunnel Augustus Oddy aad Henry Ot:oly, Oxford streL t, booksellers - 3 12 rnvi HEN HS. Thomas Molloy, Tokenhoudie-yard, London, - mariner i I Francis Tracey, WiOdsur, grocer - - 1 Thomas Devout Farmer, Rotherhilha, Sarre?, carpen ter - - - . t Abraham levy Ananley, Chiswell-street, liourfoolds, met chant . - - - Ile Abraham Clarke, Newport, Isle of Wight, tanner - it John Colgrove, Red Lion-street, Sliddltsex, wiue conchal.' - - to Jolla I..ailst.y and Janos Thompson, Upper Thames street, Loudon, 'tat, nera - • - - se John Cease, 1.: rnat LVeksrittg, Essex, shopkeeper - is James t. ant, Coleseaa-street, London, merchant - t t Peter Grant, late of Culeasau-street, tondos i but new of the island of Jnina•ca, merelaint - it Edwaud 'Dunce, late of Lintliitid, Sussex, soap-sas au fortis er - - - - - 10 George Deedel jnn. I-Woe-street, London, fish. munzer - - - - 11 Henry John Powell, Uxbridge, Middlesex, builder - it I.' rwrir I' ICAT ES. Wm Tinney, olGatulical..m, sturgeon sand apothecary. /Os Holt, of Salford, Lancaster, dyer. %Sot. FAA*, lime of Eiluumed-street, St. Pancras, 31tddlesea, dcr::r and rhapriso. Ge. , rzo , uti now or late of Stepney, MiJaksez, ship .twat,. _ Julio peony , of Lonaon.stationer. t;illssoi , ., late Bacinghsll street, Load**, tai sr. John Pharos, kg itrignilielinstune, Soren, carpenter. ■ w mirahliams A gentleman of the mime of Foaras, and a man of considerable property, put an end to hilt exist ence in tha Pork, Wednesday morning, by di:. charging a pistol at his head. The suicide was. seen co ssssss ittel by a couple of porters to a china. mill iii thford-drext, but on going to the uniform. nate man there es, uo signs of life. The deceased wits nearly sixty years of a A e, and laboured under a malady which deranged Ms itotetleets at times.— He lodged in Lbekessitreet. Osriard-treet. and is rose and went out earlier than usual. 4 )11 Sunday efternoon, during one of the beeel showers, M. itIIIISSIAU. a French Officer. coedited on hoard the Bra-4.015t Chatham, contrived to es cape from that snip unobserved, by jumping into the river with a basket; whca in the water he placed the basket over his head, and permitted that the to drive him ; after having been in this 'Mari tal:ma for an hour !vat a half, perfectly concealed by the covering he had assumed, he Coo:xi himself getting weak, and, throwing awry his basket, ea deaviiiireil to make fur the shore. from which he unexiweteilly found himself at a great distance; his strength. however, had to far failed him, that all his exertions were unavailing, and he was at the point of sinking, when a vessel fortuneteiv Caine slang am' picked lima up. Upon being taken to his old quarters, he said he was determined never to risk another attempt. M. Rousseau is a very interesting and enterprising young mail ; during the time he liss been sit Chatham, he has made four or five attempts to escape, and once (about this time last yea') hard so nearly effected it, that lie was picked u.. by nut of our cruisers in a Emit ()p.m boat within t mile on linslorne. . _ _. —_... PRICE OF 811.14:K4 YESTERDAY. Bank 86.1ek 3 lber Cent. Reduced . 641 3 per Cent Camilla 671 1 4 iver Cala per ('(,lt. Navy - -- Cent. itssb 5 prr . . .. I humour 1 prem. India Stock India Bomb. Eirbecturr Itills Pariah Lottery Tirlrets ..... . : ... ...JO t la. Cossub; far T. BISH, Ikset-broker. - 4, Carshill, sad 9. Charing-erala RI RTH On Tunlay, in Mambesini-stnet, nisit Lady of Gnat flpasks, balthrins, Kent, Esq. eta sou. LON HON : Printril by G. iptvtuaon, No 19. OW Women-eosin, Camy-stret; awl published at the Offite No is, Rork of St. Clement's Chuieb, Strand. WHITE, of same rl art —th :tem, hr Pis dos Pitt i.::1 laths Other,: psist raki, will 1. dot sOeodrilts. ry , ). 1 L us, and with what ardour they endeavour to widen the breach between us, by persecution and false hood, I did conceive that the lash of ridicule might be well applied to their backs, particularly as I prefer this open mode ut attack, to the assassin-hike stab of the dagger, to which the cowardly Meth°. dist would, fur our destruction, have no objection to resort. But my ridicule went to one point only. Mr. 1. Hum, io his admirable Essays stst Methodism, justly observes, that a strove, feature in the Metho dist's character. is the love of preaching. If it be possible that these self-exalted guardians and mo nitors have an ascendancy over the minds of their flocki,and have the power to guide and direct them, it becomes sorely the duty of every thinking be ing to consider their qualification tar such a tusk. Tire wilful misleading of the clever Methodists, from the small proportion of talent there exists among them, are mare harmless in their tendency, than the blasphemous dottrities of ignorance. The nom , illiterate the preacher, the more infatuated the fink ; and there is less danger in the specious in-Moat:ons of a retitled J, than the open and violent expressions of inspired tailors, mid Munit ioned cobblers. It oss to ridicule such monstrous incongrisi.ies, that, without ant claim to origina lity, 1 sketched the part of &lei, in the following farce. I conceived, by blending the most flippant and ridiculous of all callings, except a man-milliner's (I mean a ilancing-initster's), with for grave and itimartaut character of a preacher, I should, with ' uottouching indelicately on the subject, have rais ed a laugh. apinst the absurd moon of spiritual and secular avocations, which so decidedly milks the character of the :Methodist. • Ot the hypocrisy iittr.ollocr4ll into the cherieter. 1 ant only store, that the lightness of the Farce preveuted my displaying a greater depth of de. ception. All I can say is, that, whatever wall written' in Ridding is. Murder, againat the Itlethodists, was written from 4 conviction of their fallacy., their de eeptinn, their ineamies-, and their pri l faiienese; auri if any Ludy (Lutists their 11,erfect claim to sill tang qiialitieatimr, he will do well to attend one of their talicruitele,, or real tw,t pa , :es of that most biat.!.einn . .is of all filthy publications, The Evan gehrut ,11,quzine*. Were it pomible, I would. i.i thin place, pub iisk some few anecdotes of the Gospel-preachers of St. Ilisorge's-Fielda, um! scone ciicumstainos Iskely, by proof, to display the true character of the Me thodist. tt, for the prebtut, I will content my self, by iq'rring the reader to the suppressed seine, tr,sesure himself of its innocence, as far as Motet so religion in general, by that Bestir qiice. to !konrrate music fiotu toe charges of di,- . laity or immorality. T. E. tl. This trete w.:. suppressillhy • rder the Lott, Chamber. trio--hegianing at the words t-fs I cut the law, &c. aster Bridle, speech, " I Ihuu t you were a lanyci.” An ear I. Sera IV b e t /pp • Yea—l ordained I , .vsetf sod preached is a add, but mutts% act a hen.s by it You s pr•IIVIMIT !•••••• Jp. Yet, 3..0 a leather—wow-411 ten you how it was— Over disgust toy tom'e's saki —right oppusite—dived an old Ri.se ii i, ; li e sti ra n t ia...hy trade a tailor, and by railing a tniurstee—iiiie ono, I,e flied to amours, to be sure—and Mr Hoskii.—had a deieht. , —au to set farvur teller ryes, I turned to and fell a tike thing myself. Balk. What • queer gig you oast bars looked is a pal . Ap. hlb-.- - os I hope to be owed, it was so better—but I InJtalid itht a little ill!kinseles or preiseestiotts--an4 the List day I %united, I loot need of patience, for some miechier;:iis devil of a irai l ow tied a cracker to the tail of say coat, and if you bed but seen hew I jumped at every bsonce of the giin• powder you would have split your sinful. a tics with Laughing —but I c..'• ill fa toy dear Hiss Hep Buckram; I roil sled iS. eel by the spirit— Sauk. tt,.llter by the Sesh—eh ? Well, pray give me your polemical plogrrrs -4 So I preached and I preselied—.how I did presets tilt at Eat I preached inyrif I,ltrop into the heart of my vortex saint—she was mild, an,:able, and rich—her such was • little out of the r4tit line; sail, moreover, did she aryniiit OM damnably—hut it was col strained things of ou word "unity that 1 thirsted after-4irr--nsied--her miad, Mr. lirokio—that was the shier; far„ Ulm; • finvbiess fnr the battle, blow me if I de.% t hulk her us delicate as • dot hest —so nuts. slay—it was of a S.oolay—after 4 sweet discourse from 11r Ruckninie 'preatiec boy—l cease to the point. ! Bask. %Vhat—inade her an offer 41p. I ventured to insinuate an mach-1 went tats the por tonr where she 660-la, 1 remember it no if it wire !Alt yrs ref.lnt—tibe MOP PiMat out by the wiactow-60-1--kist-- heinine6l sad tia'.l---tooked a few woulterable toward —awd so-6—we staid theft --About bait an boor, and at Loit I—rawst to 1.6 e tow soft ouratt , .s-40 pee love ate—du 10•41 we, dear Hepbzilr h said 1 1 -64 WWI you had been her ?won's— Contented of &0ur..., 4p like he most fashous.iblest miss swan' 'em—when I had sled her, you know--the didn't stir—nor say a cord— hot oat corned a Couple of 1e0r5...-nut of her splrklers-.-ior all the world like two pins' her' - -thee, after that, she was all seer red, anal I wailed • little looser, and sky taloatiaerl my hand; and, turning mop her eye..-rfor ober, one looked up Cothe. dower —.4)• it,. to we, says she..-Apollo, my dear—.lp , i!-, nty dear, elys she, you are not what the um Id would call bamboos*: hut there ie a eertaiu something shunt rile, that is inespresoildy delightful Ptak. Oh I wee the end- materiel her. Ap "fo such thir.:-.-Cirartek.ta are Dot like farces, they don't end always with • wed.liss—t er papa consented sad the day wan axed. Ile I t ',es • ronwsomiatios JeVO.lty to be wished " Ap. Yss—tut the molt fete wt,h the you um' , i it never cooed at all—it was vr a Tuesday oltermon, after I had heed engaged in a dist ranee upon pod work. - hat Mr. Saalram Geed the period of isy leeppiasia, aAd tt. Satur dry was appointed. thank. Well, ant what hiwdererf. Why, trl. the F. - 4i , 7!.* holier, it—my in tended brae wee :woright to had of as hue a .1-.! - 511 ever you 4.i/spiked )our two eyes • top of %Vhat, the Methodt4 Sfultstrea virgin noun - cat Ap tin as tree as you winds there. brat. Asti also was the tithe , A,. Why that we never town—why; hang me if I ri„.„k Neil, 11, phasbah could tell lierarlf.