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eiews.,roW, (fp ,N 4 0 d) LYCA UM TN F:4711 E. Ttr Iron Chr.M.lN'il much-admired Wily. Cho,. was last night perfurine:l at this Thr,,tr,.— if Edward Mortimer, tlie %Ave ant. inritvi.aly support' which he sonnies not to becoloe the lii.rhest degree criminal, w,. ably pelenhate I C. Iit:MIKE. He ex.., te.l ids,' with very great file , V. iii* plat . ..rm. t „ c e particularly excellent in the b ceue where be writs Wiffird the confi•lent of Isis gu.it ; vi d in that which concludes the piece.— ril character of Ni ford, the prutige of Sir Ed -4,04 wag sustained by Ali% Juana with great feel iwg. It is a parrerery .rent tn,.n those iii whi c h -re hire generally sera I hi. ;ent man ; sad his cbr „,a delineation of it is a striking proof of hiss errs T ahiti of talent. The Play wits preceded by elie kat represent in. at this Theatre, of <Mures yeti 1111 4 1 td" Roterreinment. The m onta i ns ; w hich, uI.J t,ythe excellent Ititoloti4 of Mr. TA!: OR. is Edit. and Mr, LteTnla, and the cousie scenes between 5 . 1„„ r , 'ay. and LwrJs. u ti:e Irish Schoolmaster obit is Usher, kept the house in a ciihtiostal roar of setter. weaomrsaisuar=s 11,4RGr . soelEs Y. The Anniversary Meetung „r the Clergy and Sens the Clrr4y was on Wrdueslay ce.elmated in o w . A Teri tionsernss and respectable cow ir . 4el ahl.- re the White lion, in the morning s s i ritivee t..ey proceeded, recommissioned by their )4,r0, the Iltaht Hon. Lord Dome. and the ev, Siker. Rector of Burocot, to the C'a- Ird ~, Divine Service. A very excellent t . , aorirte discourse sroo deliverod on the oc ,by the Rev ! Dr. Croke. Rector of Tort- a. (Vow at.mti•ire: itis teat was 'rum St. no %v it. After . whtrh they returned to the 'Owe loson .4 t et the company .4 ef e LAI De Claret, Cir H I. ,ipinentt, Hart.; thr Hon. J. 'gob; it. el ea C B lintburst, 4t P ; Wot . Dick. tA. /11 P.: tl G Littleton, EAll ; R. H. Davis. P • IC Begat, En ; the Sheriffs of ilia Illeurough. I. Wait, and Vanghan , the .r . SriAol. Rev 11,. Rmelulph, Ireland, Ca.uplin, Hew 't, otlint t:te Rae. Mawr. Bull wk,Birldelpb, Bed. . C :Me: pods, Ihisheny, Eden, Edwards, Hensman, Humphrey, Julturs, Pritchet, 4-er; Drs etrriek, ',roll, Honer ells ' Nutt, and O re; A 'impede, Illnjur Paul; Stephen Cave, E R. 06.11, F: 14, Trurmau, Wm. Zattersby, John Lan. •1, Thema, Ea '., W. R Elwyn, Joseph Hellkar, R. :::.titattr, W. Perry, Edward Homer, Edward Jol:14 Hark, Ewa Sac ace, _. . . . T. , . - 1 1:e0.1,61,. i .clutl6l4 '23'. 10a. at the Ca.he. Ildnor, atanuntra Se 40511. 9e. The kiiicl.t Key. 114.1...1, of Bristol, end Stephen Cave. Esq. were ..ors &roods . for the year e50.,11,4, SPCZTING MULL/GEMS. o r.G OAn RACES. 2311IDAY, •30. le. Thr r:..13 Cup at igstp for all ages. Owe four mile heat. ..t.f F.:lselin% 6 pes ntd walked over. St ,, f ) Mlak. of sop rat:. ft. for rolls, to carry est. ')IS. Owe, est Mb. for a- yr fueled al the calm) ; Ike lestbllf uf the New Mils. r. sister to Tristram r. lailauter e. by Trompeter k H the Duke of York's t Young Whiskey... te t eget the riser, and 6 to ewe Trumpator. e N.ihissera end Gentietaew's Plate of ISOI• toe all ors. Itumbo, and, ult. 611. t I . taeleeke's hr. m. Trunbusli, ' yes uld, Mt. 191 b. Aar olds on the winner—The winner the favourites CateWywdbant's gr g beat Mr. Lawton 's fir. g. test. seek. ' OOP mule, for Oyes became was well attended, bet Ike sports were indif- A. Yesterdly morning, His Ma, WITY and Princess uccsit took their usual ride in Windsor Park 0 Nig .piat twelve. They were accompanied by Elms Lords W LSI 11 GRAM and A Las roue, Ulf Wigwams sad FITZROY. and COlOticio 11.01 tuft D Zsituielt. Teasd. v Her Musser is expected, with the ay.:rani. to dies at Kew. day His Mammy will hold a Prii ate Le e st the Queen's Palace. as usual. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wares ho. Mr. Josts's benefit, at the Haymarket eAtre, Col Moods, hit. Lint STA re LIT returned yesterday to Knowdey, iscasStio-, Irmo Cumberland, to commence the "sting meow. Imamate is filling very fast. His Grace the *bishop of C•artisecav and Family are amoug ' tate *trivet'. and occupy Albion House. Tin hake awl Deeheso of NEWCISTI.S arrived snotty at the Fountain las a lenritinouth. Taousou left his, house. in Grosvenor )eolerdly, for his seat in Yorkshire. • Tin cumber of vier slid chimney mirroetordered 'he Aces, of the Linen Board in Dublin, casts "t "fiertiost op the Board of Menagesnent. hovrow takes She Sloops to Linivpier. for her et t h e Liverpo o l Tile:sitcom Friday 114.11 1 . isitree. of mildest merit must wish her an over bum*. the Lord Bishop of WENCIIISTSR has appointed • '' e s . ' l2, ) , • Joao Ilona , " Usu.. of the aoi- Westminster Abbey, Esq. Sirs and of his m inium.. in the room of JANFP State. Fag- I; end Mr. Latteaos. of Winchester s Is led the Deputy Steward. • • • • eteeent house of the gallant tea-Admiral Pau.aw. B art. and the grounds 'numbest to flevees-row , called Hampton NOM,. .nest rtyth, has been purchased by the lire. Or. ' , ie, for the lisidahle purpose of fanning on "'ire , ettletn ent for refuel. Penitent.. 'on House was last forenoon thrown' into ortißion. ocemioned b y &,e of the cttiw the &lit atigle catching fie?. A great con nr penple immediately *invisible,. in Pd., Toe It.yal Exchange and Son Fire-Office with to th e spot; but the tire was got !ith.put their essistaace. flu Itoysl•Hiolo iZ Duke Or CUSIIMILL4IIIIID. had just thiel i. horst lii take his usiormisc rot-. hear " et'rtelelst, returned to Carl e tn ii -H ouv e. fu tt e '"th street sterility the sentin e l s c ou ld k eep lm frem the crowd. H u m. astre Nallt.n and his Ofier, Ire laghter. The Annie the Cirt4 real A m y ,4eruhl r. os lrls or.* th, er. :414.1e hided to it at . • ~br t • (VI. , chi , evil. a e I Jon L.rd De CO U. el • 111 P • 11 A IV,. ♦ ' • .1 4,11.•r..10 . 1. g-'l , rl 11 I Cul i 06,111, •1, Thomas :;:• .1:el n 1 drier, at •141 e,, S'.rw 11 Th. r, 715. salves, Inlet .11 II r.1.1%,3101'.. r. Lattbrulie' lllthel 'fru 11 I a N.,lrloott . Ladbroke' Aay adds Gat.1 1 17•11 ileir ▪ The rarer , Yeaterdt3 uctleit tt ' II he pat at erred. stoma as d, 3 s.:r.sst.t 'lbis day eat the t i 11« r (toy t• ;fed Mr rare, n, Lard ST, • oho' it, 11solgst is ( +NAN, lb tale aril Ilg Tae 1),0 rt. sterile, tsl l l' 114 'l'll "er)roi n. ~IIC4IIQ It the 1.46 C ad tett TPII, 31i,$ Iwl lbg • t ' 0 111,1,e1 ''n"fee teat (.oil ▪ Sarre ta, reel West toati o the d ; inter] e at The el e/ Ifee • E. Pit. is y aa mouth, Tibia, • 'the ~ ken leton t h e • t eglCi at the t te or die - 11. Tit 111 1 mei ~, reed. et *lot .ge 1 . 1 1 tit tiw ed Cr . ' 4' Th e " i ' l % % , 4ti. fates • d . ~.,( r y i 0 :•Z --- C - 1, ... le 1 ,, 3 r. 11" k I/Int/4"4., %co. 27 Tbi. town wits never In resorted to by ponies than tins season. Sword.). and yester,l4y the. WO"( e i e l "W in g "2 s , l ' v s, I ' v n:t lnetolot parts of gi.ntleutio wad I dtrs, rl4: : :,intly dresiwit, 10 basis soil punts, 111C11110 . 11/eMIR angling for jw.ks, done, :rut other lid.; for whirls this p3rt of the rhaisies ceirlsrated; the effret of tl., seetie V 1 ,1% Considerably heightened by genteel virti-s on the tOnires viewing the sport.-- Yestiaday Higline,* the Doke af•Vork partook of t . ..e lion. its s paid, lirtiseen our Ferry and bridge ; lie w:ts iittenrktl by R Ilighuess not listing sorrel Wu", only reinaiiwd about two hours, went on shore ...bout half past bye, and strove oil iii his gig fur o:olBmb...blouse to dome,. Ilts Royal Iluglisteas left Madan& this moraine. for Loudon, *boat ten o'clock. Lord Robert Spsucer passed through hers this motautg. on hisanty to his country rest. Yesterday the Earl and Counters of Jersey visited the Dolts sod Duchess of York. at 04tlauds. The Usiehess of York iitiesoled Divine Service at our Church yesterday afternoon. at half past three o'clock. atiendel, by two ladies. Last eight the lower part of the town was thrown into a considerable state of alarm by the arrival of landau from Windsor, with three foreigners and their valet. under the fullerring eircomsterices : They hired the carriage and hones et Windsor, with directions to go to the Duke of York's at flathead.. The Innkeeper at Windsor supposing theca to he Geatleoseu of distinction. made out lI e post-duty ticket for °attends, sopposnig them to be goin„.• a visit to the Doke of York. t)u their arrival at the Duke of York's howei at ()attends, a grew mis take wall discovered : they unpinned that the Duke of York's house Mee st * viltsge or t iwn rifled Oat lauds, and expected to he driven to the door of en Inn, near the pr.-aloes of iii Royal Highness, for the purpose of vie, lug the grotto. Ste. in the Perk, this day. On the Duke's servants coning to the 4100 f of the cirria4e. toe mistske was discovered, and the post-boy was ordered to drive to the nearest inn. He accordingly drove to the Slop, in this WM% where, to then great disappuiuttnent. they VON informed tnee could 'lo' any. nage. Of be provided with beds ; end they were equally unsuecelisful at all the Other ions io the town. every part bring en extremely ful tat this bore with the nomerrius fisimigliarties, together with the nu libel. of small houses and lodgings that are occapreil by the pereoos who ere erriplo el, to the number of 'about fifty. in Mr. II ireeltou's Printing est thlis:interi., who was bursa not fron Leedom twice. No reincroirtrene threat, or en treaty could induce the post e lluy to take the G, u denial to Walton, the nest village, he urging that it would be ovum the Post-Horse Dray Act to take them bepoid where the ticket expressed; sod also, that Ito was bound to telie•risre of his mister's horses, they having preriostalv heck that 'day from. Windsor to Reading. The Creamer. violeutly urging that be was bound to take limn to where they could get beds ire convey *nee. iii,which they were backed by the Gentlemen m the nin, end the neighbours ; the dispute was continued with greet violence till p st one in the morning. when the Gentlemen positively refusing to pay the lo.e, de posited the charge for bringing them from Wind sor in the haats of the lendlord of the Ship, and the hoy set off on his return to Windsor, of course without any fee to himself. The Geutlenteu were content to sleep uu a bed on the floor in the par lour. Mr. P. of the house of Barclay and Co. brewer•, in London, resorting here with a fishing party, apprira determined to burlesque dining at late hours, or yid with Royalty, as they have uraered their dinner regularly at eight o'clock 4a might, ut the ship inn: since they have been herr. Tne Duke of Yorke* dinner to entertain the Vince eiryishis party on hie birth-day, was at half past sew -it, although they had partook of the Queen's dinner ut half pest three. General TarWon's fine Ile4iment. the 4lst oons. which was raised at the commencement of the last war. by Colonel He+omen,. M. P. chiefly amongst his nen tenants. which has been at the Cape of Gad Hope for some years, is ordered to proceed to India. 0+ ing to the uncommon attention paid to it since Colonel Pigot. formerly of its, 14th Dragoons. has had the command, it 4. the f 4. ronrite Regiment oo the bobs esialilishinent. CIINDERWEL4, Auo. 27. Yeaterifiy the son of a gentlemen et Mick-heat 4 Bermatilsey. env *unfuetuteetely drowned while bathing in the Good, Comb ft is supposed he wile seized with a cramp ; anti although the body was not mote than 15 or 10 minutes wider eater. yet it ervi.trd every effort of Dr. giro • n of Camberwell, for the rertor.itiies of i.s animal him. lions. The body was carried to the !tope awl An chor publics.hoese in Soutliamptousotreet, where it lies for the Corooer's luguest. This cams!. h lute been recently ailed with water, less excited much curiosity ; arid it in to be rroretteil that the ofmultiplicity me t anti boys, wl7n are constantly bat ling there. a id t g looked along the batik., donna' call fur the interlrreuee of the Magistrates, as it annoys i.. a great degree the passeugem--pare ticalarly the INQUEPItS TAKEN IN SonEnsursatn•:--Last week a child, of 6 years old, having earned his brother's dinner, who was driving tour horses chi nloyed in turuing a threshing-engine. in the parish of Mileertino; lie unperceived get up to vide upon one of she seas Of the large eche. I which tarns the colony, and was instantly er5ua1,....1 to death. It is s.aur .ery remarkable of this. boy's family-- dna hi.. ;;;;.:a..ll.tlier was kiled by th e f a lling of a *all upon hnu ; his father by a tree falling upon hnn ; au ii de was found -dead iu the snow in and a ...to shat snide was drowned about • mar ago ! Moniloy, on a poor matt who, in his qy home front l'en.funl to Donliead, was taken ill, awl a•teierrit shout all the night of Saturday, .onniSonriay wonting, when ht was found in it dying st.itt, and iisiveyrd to the Bull inn at G urnry • slade, where Ise died to about an hour. POLICE. 11,1121.110114,01;:.11-4T1IFtT, A. 2d. PREACDIND AND DANrING. • f 1 I .•hrork cturgrd IL ary Arens *WI nsxioUi:tp; 1.111 hi-t night. tertel tbot he wet voinoig from n d mer held at the c.,rtor of Poland a oJ tiro 111-.troet, shoat twelve o'vlock I ist night. see :us by bit. co min and nun'. Wile"' they got p...t ly Ott Yn l'olat.•:-..treet, lir onion' a friend, who hr tholulst left Ilee 6 11-ronin with lino. He retuned to look aft-r 1 , s.d knocked at the don, for re-aillipttanot. *loos lie was invaded by the Pt a • o l s ev..r a l stil e - !I, who dragged hire fro is Use clone, kn... ken two. (lonia, tore her neck hnii.lkerclitt 101 f, and Ilk kir non 1..4 in the "Mee. He caught hold of the Primmer, and bed hula Until a watchman elute up, when be gave him ioto custody. The Prisoner in his defence said. timt he had been often at the a.tme fullflie before, when preach ing was Kiting ou. and die noise in the street being similar to that he was accustomed to hear when the Preacher was exhorting, he thought he was at liberty to enter, but was prevented by the Prcr.e rubor. If lie !hooped it had been 2 dance, he would not Ivor gene !Mir it. for he was a poor journey man taller ; and however well he utight like to hear the Gospel preached, he could not afford toga a damming. He was ordered to Sod hail. • NRIOM•H ILI.. George Golder, a dealer in glaring stows, was charged by Major Ne, sito.t. of the Lootheth vo lunteers. with hav:afr in his pnis*esaien A musket be longing' to that eorpa, and hating reftvied to give it nu whets demanded of him ameba an order of the Cosuntsnslite.r.Utlics-r of sloe CO,ps: as provided by Act of l'Arhanient. The Defendant 'stated, that he bought the uso-ket, mud, at the time, pas ignO rant that it heloss4ed so a revpv,4ind the reforo did oat think himself Gable to forfeit it. By the Act of the 44th of the King. however. it is provided, ▪ th st one preen„ having in Ina poosession arms, &c. taken from the Public •ra. and Wooing to Owe them up. 9/iIPU desis.nds-d ouster she proper aotho • shall he liable to as tine of to!. and to furft4t &able th.' valise of the article." The offence beiug proved. he ..as accnrdiugty fined 101. aod'costs. Nl•sjor Ntepoott. however. in enenti4wesilino of his humanely consented that the line should be remitted. • HUM h.• LI ItCUI r. SUSSEX A‘SIEFI. LAW 1.41, lloudAY. AVG. 27. CIVIL SIDE. Beare Me Loan Cuter Batton. The LOAD Clint BARON went into Court et eight iolock tlipi morning, but oo the remaioiu g causes being railed Co, the witnesses who bad left the vbs. ass Satur.l.ly night, were in general not re turned ; lbw consequence wt%, that the cmise4 were struck out of the paper, arid two Special Jury caress oely were sii.d, which finished the bosioess of tiii place. SMITH P. — ASSIIIDGB. This warlike arttoo of ttotrer to. mitoses the value or two . trees:" The que,tion io dispute was, thee the trees had grown Ott t l . 41.11 uie Plaintiff. who was pn•pritetor of u f. t!!crt Lower horst; in the pnrish of I.‘, ...oral ; or woettai r tile place was a part of : :re smote of the Deferidsnea. manor ? For the Plaintiff, a nunalsee of old witnesses were called, who proved, that for GO years post. the proy.iriv.o's , i 1 fixehurst ferns had exclusively used the rA;,.. l• sere the tree., grew. and that they had cJustatitl) redacted the cattle of all other persons S s tr./limners. Th. Learned Juring stopped the Plaintiff, and called upon Mr. 6arrnw, as Counsel for the De fendant, to state what answer hr was about to give to this evotenee. Mr. °miaow nh rl, the weather was very hot, Awl he would not now detain hir He would give the onager at the next Spring kr Exec—Verdict for the Plaintiff. TIM XING o.llli INUAIIIITANTS •r KENT. Tim was an indictment 4gainst the inh4httents of Kest, far sot repairing a bridge which had blown up by a swell of the river the winter before last. The inhabitants pleaded that they were not liable. but that it ought to - be repaired by the Medway Company. . . . The gllowing facts were admitted *tartan the parties :—Tliat - by an /it of Parliament a Company was created for improviug the navigation of the Medway. and that that Company had deepened the river at the place where the bridge stood. was before that time a ford, used lay all the King's subjects. The for.l b log trios destroyed by the Company, in or,ler to p:rvent an oisatructinn of paet ago, they built the bridge in question. and had repaired it until it was di-stroyed by the N.. 011. Mr. Serjeadt Sacrum, mote-sae& that by law the Conniy was ni4l t ced to repair any rout or bridge used by the public, although made lay a private person ; and Mr. 14er3cant Hese argued. that in this 1 . 4,e the. Medway Company alone were liable. Ills Lordship held, that the c oun ty was liable, and direr•teil a verdict of Gai/ty. This thiahed t h e Assizes for thi s County. &nee the last Assize., the County have built a new Coort-hoose, oo the exact model of the Essex Court. The Seven Incorpoentions of Demi. in hors pre sented.the Earl of pritaerrm with a very Amami gold box. as a mark of the very high respect and caeca' they 'toenails for that nistingstiatied and patrols aohlexima. 'rite new hoe of rood betwixt Glasgow sad Coe lis'e will now go forward. and nteovoreo have been taken for carrying the Act authorising it onto of- G-Es. The towns of Annan and Lochmabene we well is the distnct through which it paw*. will derive itlinicate benefit from this important under taking. On Sunday last sailed from Gravesend. on heard the Mary. ('apt. W. Lawrie. for 3141t0t. FRANCIS &minas. Req. his fliajeaty's resident in Malachi* and Nlo:dovioorho it goon. oat on a special .won to Turkey. There was no Court of Aldermen yr:tertisT ; the LORD NI aeoa. after inspectiag the Moroni% L,I MI 1 TP LUG If NC E. Loirmelt. Arc. 23. BREACH OF proaooBF. OF NIAMIIIAGE:. CHRISTIAN BARREN/ rap.J -4111 S • This action wits tried in ihc Vit t , Gets t, before the alit. Hon. the Logy ft:sitne ti•aufit.. Mr. LaaElapeoseil the 'dreamers,. and mid, hat • that thii was an action brought for the breach tif a promise of warner, sad Met the slamegre were laid at 3,u001.; / • Mr. Qt;is state!' the Plaintiff's ewe. -.Mks ay b. jest of the 'orient action impious on the retard in the only way in which it can.appear, that is. fur the breach ofa civil contract. Action. of thail Itsieription generally mese out of the worldly coucrros of inau and man, and are, from their nature, capable of remoueration, almost by numerical calculation : but there are cases that address themselves, not lees to the sensibility and justice ofa Jury. than to their sympathy. The present action is not only a berme,' olefin; first hie defends impression'eodnn co tr a e contr act, het , but is a breech of a moral duty, ▪ i-ompaiiied by the most infamous condoct, rol te? lomeci up by irremediable rui•:. The Plaintiff is of a name and family of the most respectable in your city ; and in the ruin of one victim , the D efendant has the consolation to think ha hot ackiev ed the desolation ofa family ! Plainti ff was at the I age of fit, she was artless, her reputation un sullied, her character spotlt:s , and one whom the breath of calumny Reece reached. -.De felidant possessed engaging manners ; he. was introduced to the Plicattlif by a Mrs. paid his addresses to her; he declared to bail made an impressiou ou his Wart. anslitte. mauded her in eotrrisge: she said dm had no fortune till the death of her father ; Defendant re plied he would apply to her parents. oiler 11P-se circumstances she felt she ought not to coot cal her oentimentsfror Plaiutiff sad Llefeadeat were in the habit of walking together : one seething in • the latter end of May , or begioning of June. they walked on the caual, accompanied by Planetiff's sister and a Mr. Leotard: bre sister smen i dsined of being tired, and Defendant • rallied her ems toeing so moo and asked Plaintiff to +elk fin thee. Mr: Leopard and her sister sat do sn 11.1 the tonal, and - Plainti ff and Defendant cuotiaurd their walk:. their . F orr'versation causal:tad of pro retaliate on his part e and declarations of attachment on bee's; and et moment when her heart was overflowing with affection, and at the tune he was about to become her husband, he trip' her dowel; her screams were not heard, and she fell a victim. not to the passion of a insp. but to 'he fury of a satyr : he hrun,7l, it water to her in his hat, he did every th ing to some Inr of his hnnourstile intec - it fore girl of her education !u be ear •iil gar pro-ecutrix of a rape, by which the Def. wdant would he elevated to that gallows he de•erve.i r As far as he Vial rapable, he ussureti her of his ti.latiety; ' he took oat a book, and told her in the rmist so. Lenin mar she was the only woman who should becime his wife, and spoke of Oita violence as the suittoiiition of the rights of : they raw turned to the party. her tears , were veiled is the darkness of the eveuing.— Af t er some days (inning • ethieh liereftutatierwerwthl net shoat hit itt see him) he desired her not' to make any col ffi laisr, bat It) rely on him: the appeated . .llo him, and-he pled.pd himself that wlvoi l.er situation.beewme loch es was to he expected, lie would (iiespite of all ohatarlee ) make her his aife. The intercourse Continued: :hiseisus were circumspect, and be so far boded this creature .by peothises,- that, nothing hut hie marriage afterwards opened her eyes. Her snow. boo atheist was tifitl 4her preguaticy approach.. tog. her health wasting. she disclosed all in Mr. Leonard, in hopes he could remonstrate with De fendant. Shesras rettieved to a hovel, at • week ; and was brought to bed of • datigister to November 18tls: she was visited by the Drferident. who corifes.ed the stns ity he cimimitted ON the canal, 11011 ag.i.l tirade declarations of inurriage to her. At last, her tl:uation becoming insupportable. she sent to Cork, met a holy of the name of Hag gott, who a., smite conaertion of the Defendant; and on the second day of her arrival, Dein:dant and his sei•ant came there. B aggu tt ex p ell ed hope that he Caine a 'tit an 'mention of ( othiling• his obligation; lie said he clt I, and .that he came' to take Plaintiff hack.: she resisted, *sal waned • the motriage to be performed is Cork : he . said it would sot • satisfy her frieads, end thin it stionld 13R celebrated in Limerick. Defendant's first Wei' was to stop at Oldie's hotel ; he then chaiged his nund ; .stint lie would marry her . before the Tliiir.day Mllowtng , and placed her in her former wretched abode. She received a message from 1.11. f ,plant's mother, end she went to comet her at Blake's nail ; she was me; - ceivrd by his mothbr with apparent kindness : bwllles • conceive what it is to he throw t s.from .xttetisreaseke of hope to the lowest despeir ! was.teldiit wao.• impossible that a marnaga cnuld take place.; he was the tenant of Colutsl Vatidtleor. and could not marry withoutitis consent. Here the Learned • Counsel passed a high panegyric on.the character of Gentlemen,. Cpl. X.)-Alts. Spring seed she would allow the Plainti ff tweilky . .gotnes• a year, t lia ery to submit to piewe h ha t ,si a .:A b st, Istri a at te e , 4 4:11 / y es,. . 1 6 11 :1. h c:c P i I I Plaintiff's • .ff of the mother, and she viodicated the son but if he e was so perfidious akto sucha villain. she would not approach , bosom a) alk-e.lf the Jury do not give exemplary amities. they will ..ead forth a precedent to • ravisher of tilts sort i e to destroy the virtue of those deluded stwalares, and then !Alec them in the cell of a t ienitentiary, and point to the • lattice of the Asylum. at the number of beauties hr boa destroyed. She returned with the most ago. ffized feelivris and lived eri the pour woman in the most miserable coadition : it was a long time before her family found bet : slit always relied on the Defendant's Minima promise , sad her fa mily almost thought she wee the, costeuhitte of De fendant ; she was obliged to pawn mid pl-dge fee her sustenance. She went to the house of Mn. Owens. oboes %he knee in her youth ; she was shot tered by this ledy.and it cram cot tail . he Ararat's( the plait of transporting her infest (Kid to the Foetal. long Hospital. thpt she left het; she we sleet t hove read to natural : l6story cf wait brutes who &vont their erring, hot to t he lemma t a female affecoon. the runt n meg-, arse dan..