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rS lint nt- - r t - 11‘ V 'NM COURT MOURNING. Lard Cliewberlaih's Ofre, Non. e 9, 1806. Orders tow the Court's going into Wlnurniny„ on Wedne-day writ, the 3cl of December, for His late Most S 'tette Highness the Duke of Brunswick, •ic : The Ladies to weer black silk, Maip muslin or long lien, crape or love hoods, black silk shoes, black gland gloves, and black paper fans. Undress--Black, or dark ere., unwatered rabies The Gentlemen to wear black cloth coats, without hu•tons nn the sleeves or pocket= plant muslin or long lawn cravats and weepers, black swords buckles. Ucdress—Dark grey frocks. 'Thu Courts change the Mourning on Wednesday, the 31st of December, via The Ladle* to wear black silk, hinged or plain linen, white gloves, necklaces, and earrings, black or white shoes, fans, awl tippets, Undiew—sWhite or grey lutestrings, tabbies, m damasks. The Gentlemen to wear black full-uiinmed, [winged of plain linen, black swords and buckles. Undresma-Grey (ruck.. Thee-earths change the Mourning further on Wednesday the 7th of January, 1807, viz : The todies to wear black silk or weleet.e-ilnered ribbons, hot, and tippers; or plain white, or white and gold, or white And silver stuffs, with black ribbons. The Gentlemen to Wear black coats,and black or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, full trimmed, coloured swords and buckles. And on Wednesday; the lath of January, the Court to go out of Mournine Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY. dressed in the full uniform of the Royal Horse Guanis ( Blue), • paraded that Regiment, and the King's Own Royal Stafford Militia. The Duke of C•I4BRIDGE4 the Earl of USBRIDOI. General FITZIOY. Colonels TAYLOR and DESBIOW, and Count Mu ssrae, were also present. His MAJesTv afterwards walked to St. George's Chapel, with I'rine.sses Aucust.s. So- Pill A, AMELIA, and M•IIV I attended by Ladies CRAIILLY and Wartileiave, Honourable Mrs. Butattev and Miss Townssan, General FITZROY, Colonels Tay Loa and Msatow, count MYrAT LR, and the East of Waking,. • when a sermon was preached by the Hon. and Rev. Dean .Leeo E, from Second Ilessalonians, 2d chapter, Ist and 2d verses The Royal Party afterwards rode to nogrnore, to dinner, and returned at thresto'clock. Her MAJESTY and Princess Et.IZABLIII had d;- vine service performed in the Palace; afterwar.ie code to fragment, to dinner, and returned with His MAJESTY. His R-yal Highness the Prince of Wet. as intends passing the Chtistmas Holidays at Briehloll. His Royal Highness the- Duke of C•seseinor left town, last Saturday, for Windsor. His Royal Highness the Dike of Ct. A R ewe e will come to town, next Wednesday, from Bu.hy Park. Her Royal Highness the Princess CH A GLOTE OI W A tats, paid a visit, yesterday, to her Royal Mother, at Blackheath. .Yesterday, the Patin( A N Ase a ass ano it, Colonel Goacorie, and several Officers, dined with the Duke of Vows, at Outlands. Terlth atiraeted an overflow, on Saturday night, at Drury-lane Theatre ; the crowd was so great at the lase-door, that ladies lost their shoes, anJ gentl'- men their hats, in the squeeze ; such is t' e avidity to vet a peep at this new and interesting piece. The Dula and Dockets Dc Cala wits entertained edge palmy, ant evening, at their house in The yes street, Manchester-square ; amongst whom was al Countess of BA IL ItY WORE. Master BETTY plays every night, this week, a the Enter Theatre, hut Saturday ; on Friday, in both Play and Farce, for his own Benefit. The Earl and Countess of Essex gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to a laige party of Nobility, at Cashiobury Park. The LOAD CHANCELLOR gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at his seat at Hampstr ad. The Earl of BARRYHOitt entertained a selce party of Gentlemen at dinner, yesterday, at hi Lome in Sackville-street. The Dowager Duchess nf Hurt AND arrived, lag Saturday, at her house is Sackville•street, Irons Croced Park, Lincoloshire. Mr. SHERIDAN. and a numerous party of friends, and the Gentlemen Performers of both Theatres. dined yesterday, at the Piazza Coffee-house, Covent- Carden. Several overtures have been made to Mrs. Rm. Lino-rote to sing at the different Concerts during the winter, particularly one under the nuna'rment of Colonel Geevicce ; but at present she has de clined accepting any eng 'gement whatever. Distort o has another piece upon the stocks. NEU I T. 41 it is to he musical, will he the composer. 'I he beautiful little heatre called S Vitt Pdveil le, on Saturday night was elegantly attended ; and the whole performance received the antis unbounded applause. Great preparations are making at the Opera- Nome for the ensuing campaign. On Wednesday next the fart rehearsal will take place, at which CA tai act will attend. The Opera of Sash amiJe is axed upon for displaying this Lady's astodilAing powers, not as set by BtAmcmt, but as composed in Italy expressly on her account. There is also . Comic Opera so rehearsal, io which the nets Comic Woman is to make her first appearance.. The Band Was en Saturday arranged und.r the direeion of Mr. WEICHSEL, and promisee i greater display of professir.nal skill and talent than has been wit. messed for many years past. The House will not open till Saturday se'nnigl.t, notwitostanding the subscription has long since been filied. Two new dancers have been added to the Ceres ds Braid. Mr. Rai:zanies Second Concert, at Bath, wag splendidly attended, on Wednesday. Mr. Mae made his first appearance. this season, ands in • sosg from the Opera of The o"corMan, was wen rowdy applauded. Mrs. Asia sang Haenec' Slued Bird, acceinpanir d by Mr. Attu on the Sate. most enchantingly. Miss Sit•aes displayed her ac knowledged sweetness and science, in a beautiful Italian air. Moasi.ct, in one of his but aeini songs, was truly comic, and, with the glee by Ain- Lev, GRAY, and Dov Le, served well to diversify the evening's vocal feast. Mr. Ague and Mr. LtbiD. ttr's Concertos, and use Horn Duet, by the Ps vitt cr es, woe such capital pet formances, on their re apettave insuumeats, as cannot be equalled. MA kite from teral. i~hr spa h" Cot• re, al 4 LAW /WEL Z. ibt,Sic . 4 f i 0 R . Is 'm m 'mewl te, tea momentary peevu MINS PM -- ditgust, which, few mare readily thin trsyself admit; eases ............---- , hilt.. LOSTOR. ~ is hut too apt to a ffe S the observer of •tfie present COURT OF KING'S BENCH-W assistass e tt . Nov. 14. The fitly and tutdatinea tone yon have main- . ein e Ede in the names of liberty an d h uman i t y. Sitihr , t at letei Prier, Teem Lord Chief yettici tame iin the midst of the disheertening events ad let te, who still revere.and can defend them in tI.LINIAOROUGII. the Prussian 'campaign, invites me to address the Britaitt, their last asylum, :audit:holy beware, lest w e follow* observations to the public, through the More elan cinuhle or triple the effetts of Ben mart: '1 T Y /RS TA. TENSION.. medium of your respeetetee Paper It is indeed a . suceess-e, by coentenancing, in a single Brom, i LI ‘BILITY OF HUSBANDS. mortify fig refection, that, while it has niquesfion- a spirit of despondency. Rather lee us be ineute This WAS an action for goods sold anti deSverici, ably been in the power of a ll y our b rot h er Journal- triorsly eager iii tracing up those successes to the i • hronght by the Plaintiff, a milliner and haberdasher ins to preset ve, at least, an equality w i t h y ou i n this tote cause-want of wisdom and talents, in the . to Piecadille, against the Defendant, an ofScer in respeCt, so few, so very 1-w of them have attempt- cabinet or the field; and, above allewant of pateint- the army, for various articles of dress delivered to ed to vie with you in a line which British policy, ism in the people. CAM 'S to which, even more than his wife. amoueting. in the whole, to 1461 13s. eel. no less than a Dem/ spirit, ought to have prompted to the talents of Bonaparte. olanseenclant as they cere Sir Vi CARY GIB as, for the Plaintiff, otter slating t hem to pursue certainly a re, these successes are chieffy to be ascribed.. the nature of the action, observed, tint the De. There is, nn doubt, egregious folly in exagge- N-n to dwell upon the glorioes defence of Gem.. fendant being iii tee army. and obliged to attend rating to ourselves the means and strength of an by the heroic Preue of Hesse, leek, Sir, at the • his regiment in different parts of the country, his elly, or in under. , eluing the se e r r e en ac t s ' of our brace Celebrians ; fur more than six months have wife necessarily lived apart from him ; but when extraordinary - enemy. But, in order to avoid this these stoat-hearted, but uttoisteree were Moen- he was in town, he lived in a dashing style, kpi a extreme, is it necessary to rus h i nto t h e oppo,ite taineers, with only a very partial and inademiete groom, and pair of horses, &e. dm. The articles 1 one, of underrating-nay, almost blindly overlook- support from this country, br teed tee vengeance which filmed the amount of the present demand, ing-the most posittee and glaring orsols of prow- of these Oretiqtible, diicip!ined leeions ,of France s were for the clothing of this lady and her child.- toss on the side we espouse, and of so magnifying though headed, during more than the lest four The law, in such case, he continued, was, that a every success of nor inveterate foe, as to hold him months, by the sanguinary and skilful Neogene.- tradesman might supply goods to the wife, who out to the Continent. at this moment, tout else by Loek at the Montenegrins Look; in short, to arty lives separate from her bushand, suitable to her one ohvions inevitable step further, to Gre a t Herein titterer where the people have displayed only the rank and station in life, and the Jury could r e ly h erse lf , as AI atversary that mutt triumph over onv ordinary courage of men feting for thew ceutury, judge of that station by the m inners and life of resistance? If any Journalist can candidly declare and see whether there the French have hcen able to the husband. The fads of the case itself, he left himself at a loss how to steer a middle course be- triumph over all resistance. I have net seeded to . ' to the several witnesses. tween such wide extremes, I would only refer hint the plains of Egypt. or of Mai.'s $ ter I pettily e 1 Frances I hempson, ahnpketiper to the Plaintiff, to your Paper, since the commencement of the Pius- shnuid blush to think th.t any bur to ittereisidereele . proved the articles delivered to Mrs. Vernon, at her sign war 'and most despicable 'tidy of triy coentrymen mild^ lodgings, in Piccadilly, and afterwards in Charles- But, Sir, this circumstance is preenent with too entertain a miseries' chute, that British worms,- street, Hampstead-road. Upon her cross.exernin- mischievou• and alarming consequences-ennse- especially if fighting in defence of roll Ill.“ an BO . atinn, by \'r. G •IRBOW, she said, she had lived with foreseen i quences, which, lam sore, are nerhtr tine dear to man, %eyelet quickly bete the learels of any the Plaintiff about three years. Her sister, Fiore, eves suspee.leil by their authors-to be passed neer inlet fieg French army, though-led on by else &Mote eii • : was A girl of the invite and first imrodeeed Mr* with a mere - Mmolimene however just, to yourself, (dour formidable, bat yet note prestiaang, stormy. rennon to the Plaintiff, in March or April. It )4. and an eseniedversior, equally warranted, with re- It you attach the same importance that Ido to She knew 11rs. V— by tour different mines ; sped t I too many of your cotemporaries. It seems the substance of the foregoing observed-no, you first Ate. V e , n sw, then Pennon, next Mane : , and to me to merit the most serious attention of the tell favour them with an early insertion in toter at pr sent she went by the name of Mtge, and Wit- I country. Paper, and by so eking, will oblige one who is ' ness k 'ew h r t ie be living in a stare of prosteution What, alas ! has so essenti a lly cent r e-pee to the anxious at this moment to eontrieute his mine to the with an attorney of that name, in Laticoln's-inaY wideemeed dominion of Bon spare, AS the fatal cans: of hi s coun t r y. Scala fields. 'nits/ goods wre tu;nisbed on what was persuasion, artfully inceeceted by his emissaries, and L eee e n t e l en , No r . eft. caled in the trade, it 414. 'The nature of which now. with singular infaetetion, nut less eagerly pro- was. the milkier supplies the girls of the town with negated even by his eeemies, " that his power is EXTON HALL 1 I 132UTRADis miliMery, which is set down in a book. and, at the necessarily irresistitile.? Can a General plan his ......-emee-.. end of every week, a person, called the tnllyman, operations with boldness, or execute them with vi- This elegant entertainment, which had for several ' goes round to the did ereut ladies. and receives from flour-Can he animate his soldiers with ibat energy days engaged the attention of th it neiglsboterhned. them part of the wage they lave zoned eluting the which can alone lead to victory, it he-1 will n A eanitnencei on Wednesday. At 9 o'clock the tont- , week. The Witness teed to carry goods to this say, belmoo, but even imagine, that because he is op. pasty began to arrive, and befnre eleven. nearly Lteo . lade, when s he lived with a sir. eeeery, an d went posed to the Einwsror, therefore , he mutt be van- masks had assembled ta the great dining and draw- by his name ; she Aso knew her in keeping with dif- q uished ? Or. to rise a stele still higher in the scale, ing rooms, and the other IN apftmears en the isms . ferent other Getylemen, and wes in the habit of can a S tatesman f rame or a d opt that energetic syt- fleor, which were brilliantly lighted with chande- . 'be aging lies goods from the Plaintiff 411 the time. tern of policy, without which it will be impossible hers and gironchles, and furnished with bands of She would not swea that he knew of her manner of to rescue the Continent from the present awful cri- music. The elearic spat kof fun and frolic was pining her livelihood ; her west told her that was ate, if his soul be enslaved by the same disheartening communicated to the numerous assemblage, by a her way of We l and the knew Mr. and %Ifs. Tyers sentiment ? sort of pm:la/nation, delivered by a Gentleman. in were in the hahtt of visiting her a:. present. I declare to you, Mr. Editor, that this very morn- the charaSer of a Hellman, to this effete to Raciiael Rutledge proved, that. in the months of Mg, when, after enjoying emotions of proud meta- P'orogiee till to mono./ April or May, 1604. t:t- Detendent took lodgings tattoo, in the perusal of t' the plies unvarnished Hypo, bias deals, saoowi • fee eis wife. in 'Pall Mal., and paid for them ; but tale" of the gallant Blucher-dear to every friend of Of warfare mid warriors icor Wgi.t; . , stir eistil,l not swear that he ever slept these, rr liberty and independence, if it were only that it has Les no ere be (rectum • 'tout Preotenw or Steele, • ever cohabited with her in any manner, at that recorded moot, that, even to more than three times nut pat all auch.horrura to RIM. .. time. their number, it was necessary for famine to be . ... lir Reid, proprietor of Old Slaughter's Coffee- l eague d w i t h their foe, to compel the defenders of All "swiss forget, flat the pan t • elll rest; :•, , ' ~ • • ..: 04 * , ;. ' hoine, steted, that in the year 1801, the Defendant their country, with their brave leader, to surren ler-. Hiseapeete lorrattlf ne.er ro,, t ,t t . ledeed with him for three months ;he neither kept 1 came to read the plilegu attic Remmi of a Morning OR s toe chancre, Br. groansor horses, at that time, and scarcely ever P a per, a Goverment Paper tool in which, instead In which tit otiv tricks; d. . went nut. of the gtoseing ester& I anticipated ow the Prussian To that be attention eonfin'el. Men. Tihalt proved the marriage to have taken hero, I wee struck with the following scarcely indi- , Each heart here be may ; •. se.. place about eight years ego, at Chelsea ; the De- Le t f:st skulk away; reet refiners on his conduct -I wa s fill e d W ith ecit , a l Dance, gsb 11 •, ,ad (no, te: ye dee all: Pendant and his wife were both very young at t.he. astonishment led indt s . a i tiont-e Blucher, with the one Amer the r...intl, t. time. Tee Witness said. that Mrs. V— cal l e d best intentions, doubt' , hut +With an oiiliesey of At d IS. will ? lea's Kett, , uroin her :chow a month ago It further appeased. emaieuere „ , wejo t , er e le a, hea l wiweree „ *et, ant e - - - Whips as* teat* ape& wiesphe eh • • . thi Mrs. V ---,. at cliffetent times, paid about (Fit was deeper-te of Immo, took possession of Lubeck, a Some characters were supported in a style that . . on Iv-count. neutral place and eresied it to dreadful calamities. micitel general admiration; perticillatiy those of Mr. Gs scow, as Ginnsel for the Defendant, in It was taken by storm,' &c. Dr. S:Lkie,sont„ a Manton, end &Steal na Stationer, sues . a very A hie address to the Jury, expatiated upon Scare* any objetl-stirs? an army of 9000 men, cestieely assumed by Mijar Crttmp ; a L'oentrio .. this as the meat scandalete case he had ever wit- when tbeir.country is in the psis:teem of an enemy. Reemeig, by Mr. elartopp; aea tier, Dr. Arnold; . nested. About e'ght years age, he observed, the when the farce that presses upon them, however Frosts (enokee. Miss An'i Pit m e tre; a Goalo-ruente Defendant htti the misfortune to marry this lady, numerous, is eater tceuduce them to surrender, in (Mrs. Layerd) to a Miss in Aer fee4e (Mit. Leone); and his Amy, Asa soldier, lied called hint to another order to be at liberty to renew the pursuit of their a Gardener, Mr. lifiniald; I:eke-tem and News. part at the world The question, therefore, would nearly expatriated Sovereign ; for a General tom- men, Captai i Sonntonss a Reseetie, Mr, Brown; be, Had she led a v i rtuous and d ue , lif e ? Whe- ;standing such an army, *rarer any olio,. to compel a „bete Mr. Henson ; frtllage Lot-it it, Mr. Jaen. thee the articles furnished by this babes dasher were the foe to purchase, at the dearest price of bload, in sett ; a Franeitenn Frioc, Mr. Archer Judd; antrate suitable to her condition, and the circumstances of vast an Advantage! But this odstioardo, we are phi- 01! Bee", by a gentleman who was not recoeinseds o her husband? These were teings the Plaintiff never Inset:mm.llly told, was dear-rate of success! indeed ? but who sustained the charaeter admirably. Sit blue thought iiecessary to inquire about; nor did he when, to prey carded read e r of Blucher's narrative, trollops, ai an Old biteltek gaion, WAS one of dm t even know, or suppose, that ner misband was in ex. the conmetion is arTrett irresistible, that, het for the best dressed figures is the rooms , istence at tht. time. No ; the tallow:ft went need, treachery or unaccountable folly that withdrew the The only share ller which Colonel Noel assumee s . v and the hu sb and was never thought of , till a bill o f artillery from the ,crisly gate of Lubec, which these and which he filled to the great gratification of all . `s 1401. was run up in the coarse of a few months. irreseatek Frenehmen were able to fume, that city present, was that of the Atteni,o Hoe, a chereSer . and the ladY is received into the arms of Mr Dove, had probably been endeare3 to posterity. its the first in which it is a truism to say he is always found at the Attorney, formerly the pertrer of the G. nt-e• glorious bulwark of the Prussian army ! Equells, Ettore:tall. Neither the old nor the young, the min whose name appeared as the Plaintiff's At- Sir, must I condemn t h e ca t tle phlegmatic mire that cautieu•, nor the careless, could retrain from be- . torney emen this record. Bust if it was possible the chat a !tenets the concluding peragtap:t ni the same esmieg the entities of Flail , e, as p-remated tso I husband could be mete liable in this tax, the Jury e Ilesooti. After alluding m a report, never I trust Miss Emma Noel. The three Vl-ssrs. Noel ably mess i a would judge , upon the perusal of the bill, whether to be co/limed, while anus coutione m their pre- ported the characters of I ),. p,,„ g4 ,,,,, a Ileac, , : r - ! these articles were suitable to the condition of an sent disavvous state -of an armistice between the two the 41r, and . 1 Liist e Old At m ,. ' Officer's wife, who had nothing hut his pay to soh- hostile powers, the writer addressee, to his Prussian ri the characters we have enumerated may he _ sist upon. The Learned Counsel then enumerated readers*, aid I feel for the national indignity ! added a great assemblage of others rn the latrte'er the several items of the bill. cninmenting upon m the English language, this oracular sentence, et 6n), namely Priestesses 4 the Son. Bane. Fri. n,, - ~ each article as he tread it. A dress velvet bat, t h at w o u ld only have be appropriate from Sh,pherdettes, Rawer Ger(a, (sirpiirs, IVatch ne.,,:toitos. ir 2l I Is. ; ostrich feathers ; a ',ewe morning chess 1 t h e mouth of a Detre Patriot :..Itis in vain to Gameireeet, Ike etc. kc. many of which were ese - d gloves. four shillings per per ; also a rieh white call any estrangement a treaty"-an indisputable tremely well suppeved • evening dress, with lace, 41. 4s. ; a black lac e e truth; but, mark how it is followed up-" Thome About one o'siock supper was announced in the ... is cloak, sixteen giiiimes s a white Lace cloak, at the Uit .. its: bard to say what eonditioru ore wear lima th, Gothic Hall, to which the motley crowds immes Y same time, six guineas ; art several other articles, do/ea s e , nimehea tic 14 . pr.ssion . . 444i,.c6y at mu diately repaired. Alter !app., / the ladies retired i . equally extravagant and exeensive. osoment." to the rooms appropriate Ito the masks. They here is Lord Estes sotouen, in summing up the evi- There is no man, lam confidant, in whose bosom rirjnined by the gentlemen, and a ball ensued, which Il e Jury, d tend in the fi rst piste, that beats the heat of A Briton, who could refitet One Afordri the highest Sinn ement. as many d ;Ls . ? - 1 , pg. de :es to t he i , id t h e y would consider what proportion these A`LICIeI moment, and subscribe this paragraph. It is false, vote cete characters jninei in the dance, . a of dress bore to the husband's pay, as an efficer in in the stt i aest sense of the word: so tar from as Amongst the company were :- ic I the army ? and whether they were such articles as being bard, it is very eaty to say whet are such con- Lady Heathcons, Charles Manner-, Esq. Sir John owl Lady . Id were suited to his condition? With teepee to the editions as would he worse than that situation, de- , T ie nelette. and SW: , M h z Tralreitae . ....s..tr , a n tes .,,, Ladv_ , M..._y e. Fl .. ll , d 7 of law in such cases, where the wife lived in open and plorable as it manifestly is. Such conditions as any ice ' L' e f oo. L e ut o t .ow. ~11,..01ri 'IM. ~ ,c7 ^, , , 5 ? 4 ,.. , 344 1 14 . 1 . 1 of avowed pi:mem:inn from her husband , he was not man might confidently pronounce , would be the H ..3,. Heard hits “ 3 "'„,,, ; ,. hi , E. th , t ,,, p; ,:; ‘ ,.. r ....,,, w, it- liable for the debts she might contract ; but it he only conditions on which eloimparte would, at the and Sim !yeti!, Mr. and VI.•. Arena-11, Mr. sod Mrs. win. present moment, condescend to treat with 1 P the . lIIS- he A, three Mimi Wing.telds, tw o ,l, aims 11.rt a r i s i I: r fr pp a, n d ot cohabited with her , after living in such State of . he prostitutioc, he then clothed her with his credit, scan Monarch ; condemas. that would rob !ens far t 64 ii:gre s.l ;:j . :7 ll s (.)."!4. ate An ' two w t. !) Z Z h e 5 Ihi l 1 Si ngrnei . 46. Mr •r el Mn, ier and he becomes Whitt. In this case. the only eve ever of what, withisut such a suicide on has part, T.l‘uniuuti, :mini iv.. Mile litowil% Sir audio. M r . H ai ,. dente of cobabitetinn was, the husband once pay- not even tile gigantic power of his insient vieew ea, Mr a..a ra. Kenna, Ca- thin Bi•lt .tt and tit. F.arer, es ing for her lodgings ; could it, therefore, be ins can eves e. reeve himeehis honour, and that of his f our Mlf ii 1111" Mr. and %1 , . 'P.:1a:n . 40,1 Mt. Gawp, Re= ap (erred, teat, because his humanity was exercised cots ry. ' sir ., coigneeW W eiie, s, 1.1114, M ~ ,T raffepollt,C•o4,a in once, to enahle her to keep a covering over her How changed a scene might history, if not the Bid, &a Ac. *ts _ W. wretched head, he was to become liable for present world , have exhibited, bad the spirit, which MONTHLY giuta,.th., , ~ii. *SPORT 4 .'s debts incurred, not for necessaries, but for those I ant not so uncharitable as to think. deteted, but toe morrmatk. • t se. articles of style and extravagance, which were to which certainly is impriated te n the paragraphs 1 --.......-. in- col:went, to promote the abandoned and vicious have quoted , pervaded the Roman Senate, when The late open weather nee sera highlv faseurahle is OW • Ful groaeses of her life ? Under all the circumstances, Hannibal was at the gates of the city!! smeaseneine, and tot green ore already cuve.• the resort Asti healthy Wane. The mildnewof riessetia ng histLerdship. after some further comments, left it I trust to God, Sir, that the writer was totally wttla a arrong hat been equally &Welly to the growth of Bee. w•nesr tee II- to the. Jury to say, whether the Plaintiff was not unaware of the impression, which, to the eve of Ta k -nips, e o n , : O w ni x esee ur. d .4. oh r i 'c h in e , N ise . i t n . e . ,,en c i : o , . e er t .ha yea . ".r . . ness . t ify acquainted with her living apart from her husband, every unprejudiced reflefling mind, these paragraphs o. and elloally in a state of prostitution, at the time must instantly convey, and that he only yielded, ete to tare sheep, hem see teme stock The try sum e r 'it- he supplied her with these articles ? I the arab+, lands has enabled t^s (41.0er to pl,t•VI up a Isere •It is well known, that every F.eglish Paper of any err- breadth fie Barley, .at the .trio" writer e i nnittesis or 12111.11tf• GO sic CA. s Lag oa ser.h Sitt'4. facility sad spine .1i re- TerTEdiac fix the w ial it chad hcut an th t e . least hesitation, found a ri ess enz, y i r s ead on th th r s o p ug re t: ::: " rost m aled nr. stalia or euntuasnlial Prudes, its maalasys, he.l it ,ne. Cunt% , a‘...: 4....n.ig, sw ig o saa , an d je