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• , • • t '1 —3 \ A - .sar -411006* tii s LONDON JANUAR Y FASHIONS. 464..rwasic. Repasilory uf Avis, Forkions," 4c.) MORNING DRsg. gown composed of brightrose-eoloerad bottom of the skirt is trinsnied with a broad bouillons, • same materiai, above which is is &MOOR 'tied with so correspond, and disposed is a scroll pastels; there two rows, each turned the same way, and a rooleen of the placed between. The body meets in frost : it is tbreamented with straps placed bias, and each finished wills arandrobourg ; the hack is plain, and extrethely narrow at , bottom. Spring roller, trianeed with it fell fall of the • material. Sisvve nindermely wide; cuff eat in three finished with arandenbourge. The epaulette. is ea newel and pretty. Head.dress, • dersi-corrolle of lace; the caul is somelltiog higher than they lately irons ; narrow border, made very full': • of roses fv placed rather far hack. The hair is ea to display &latest the whole of the (sorehead, dreamt lightly at the Wes. Black kid Ames. Lime- Mona. TULL DATIL white eat% rased gown; the belittle of the skirt is in a very noes! style with blond intermixed with . satin. The coreage it cot low and itgoare; the best is with • plaiting of balls, and the lower part of it it vied la front with satin edged with narrow blood, and in • stroll pattern. The Wore is • mistime of and white wain; the fernier fall, and caused by lustagee a the latter, the point of each finished by a Pro. . rose : the bottom 44 the sleeve is confined by a band correspond. White win lash, embroidered at each end bourpterof roma, sod tied in fall bows and tong reds. Heal-dress, en diem:. The frost hair is parted to display • forehead, and falls very low at the sides of the face is loose ringlets. The hind hair is disposed in plaits. *hick a wreath of Provence room is carelessly lithr-eings and necklace diaraosols the latter is a White kid gloves, and white gran de Naples ,; ~~ (Fres " La Bone Anew&lie."l WPM' w I~Sisw{n~ibkt e 44. ..wrams • PUnee ani Princess nominee arrived in town yesterday from a vont to Noland Phantoms Pauper. at their tear. Parrearouvr, Herta: in the •fiernuon they set all for Bushkin. The Earl. awl COIIMPRO of Darnley left town on Sunday for their *eat, Cobham Hall, Kurt, The NA * of Norf. lk left his seat, Farnham, Suffolk, on Fruity, far Worksop Manors, Norm. The Earl and Connie., of Derby and faraly arrived yes trrday at their house in Grommor squire, from their seal, the Oaks, Kent. L ut a Mulynews. NIS left torus for his falher'a (the Earl of Sefton) seat, Crossett, Hall, near Liverpool. bud Rivers has 3.rrised at his house in Grosvenor-place, from his sent, Harr Park, Newmarket. Lord Melbourne returned tra town on Friday from Earl Co.per's teat, Paumnter. Heels. The Hon. Mr. Chorea, has arrived as Fentou's Hotel, At. Jamees.strret, from hit seat in Ireland; the Hon. Mr. Au son bat left ditto for the Duke of Rutlausl's seat, Bettors. Castle, Rut la adshire. Arrivals •t Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-arrare:—Lsdy Duna', and family Gum Blightion sod the Hou. Mr. sad Mrs. Green, from a tour. Arrivals as Herrisson's Hotel, Dover...keel :—Mrs. and Miss Fairfax. sad Charles Fairfax, Esq. from Bath; sad Thumia fr .sq. from his teat is Yorkshire. HEAT.RE.). DIVRY-I.ANN. Mrs. cIFIXTLIVIII'S lively comedy of The Busy Body was performed last night at this theistic. which to the admirers' of genuine comedy presen'ed in tl e Sir Francis Gripe of MUSDXX a never-to be-forgotten treat. Mrs. HaoLowE was albal. toted as the representative or Poach, for Miss absent through indisposition, sod played the part with much spirit. Gioranni is Ireland having been withdrawn, the pageant of The (Orono/ow has been revived in all its splendour, and was repeated last night after the play. When Mr. ELLISTOX made his appearance in the proceseion in the character of the Sovereign. some mal-contents mauled him with u volley of biases; the plaudits, however. of the rest of the audience soon overpowered the disapprobation. and the show proceeded without further interruption. The entertainment of A Dozy after the Wed. ding doted the evetsiog's amusements, tin. W. -Warr suetniniug the character of Lady Elizabeth •Preelore with equal vivacity and lady-like ease and elegance. TIIII OLYMPIC. Lift in London continues hr have a full ruin— It is alto g ether a tine moving pai , orainic picture of ons modern Babylon, or rstber of sonic of the rank dimmer, especially those of gaming aid coarte. soisehip.. which secretly prey within it. The piece derives' great interest from the performaiice el Mr. BI4IIII,CROFT, who made his debut in co risthis• Tom, as an amateur of fashion. It is ',A lbion chat atiodenrs in soy study are at successful. He has a very considereble portion of the drama. tic viz eotaiea, which he tinges with a rich m inoring of ea.y wad ti•sured mistier., 111.1111.. ingly drawn from the experience of • guy life.— h i. vivacity is constitutional, and a little more practice to give him readiness in changing bit postures, anti loresermig continuity iii his ac tion, will make him rank high as a proleiniiiiiid comedian. His performance lea night was livelier that, we have net seen in him. Mr. OXIBILOY is too well confirmed in the favour of the public to weed mention. The part of Jerry ha. not a more perfect representative. He has just the right pro portions of simplicity, boorishness, and frow.rdness, for the formation of a town-sped dupe.--The farce of Tog in Distress (a very witty and 'spirited version of she Spoird Child) succeeded. Mr. TAYLIuRI delighted the house with his broad and grotesque humour, fur displaying which his massive features and figure eminently quality hon. The tender things with which he endeavours to tooth the pecuiliai solicitudes of hi. landlady fell from him with whimsical qicrintnew, of effect, his voice and sta. turf conadered. Mies IIIiALRY is one of the most siiimeted performers of tittle Pickle yet seen by the town. Her ',hails% aiiitnation of conitienance, soil eventing liveliness of temperament, are moth in her favour; but else hes, besides, in tier favour, a strong paception of light humour, sud moreover she sings with great natural taste. These pieces, together with the rantoimme, which cannot he too much praised, filled the house, as they will scarcely tail to do, while, coutsiniug such attractions. it shell remain open. The Itollan opera will open shout the 12th of Mies STEPHRTIN our vocal Syren, was in great danger of totipwreck on her return from the Con t net.t, in the Trofidgar packet, during one of the trtmetidous storms of last week. Mr. Patces theatre, at New York, opened with the most hrilhant success on his return to that city, with Mr. PHILIPPS and several other performers. Mr. PHILIPPS has lost nothing of his popularity and attraction lay his absence. He was hailed with joy on his ►eturn, and, after clearing 1,500 dollars at his benefit there, he proceeded to Boston. The citizen■ of Ntor York propose to order a play at the theatre of that City. for the benefit of Mr. WA I.LACK, previous In his return to New York. Sr.enl Gentlemen have given so much 141 ten dollars for a ticket. Th r house was expected to be very productive. Lagos OLD Cflustat.—On Christmas-day there were at this church no fewer dish 79 ettriiitening&; sand it W 419 expected that there would be £0 or 3D marriages there every day this week. One of the most curious rfPcts of the late flood in the vicinity of Cite!reit. WIIII the dimplay of cu cumber gloss covers floating on the Thome*, iota which they were carried from the ueiglibutoing kitchen gardens. _ We uoderstond the Fox Club will hold their ant meeting; for the vxwu 011 the loth natant wt Greillon'o Hotel, Albemarle-street. Eaaos CORM TED.-.." Mr. COUR, or Holk ham, how, 20,0001. tine year by the 101 l of rents." —Tins )4 • mistake. Mr. Cone Ives 80,0001. by s u ablitig hie temmt• to Ilse. lo the poor-louse of 1-14aey. near Goinell'lloogh, there ore now hying runt old men, whose sees 'nuke 336 year' ; the eldest being BG, and the youngest B►. • . . • .. .. ~ .., . . • ... . •' ' .... • ••• . . id s you hiving pawed the Chamher•of Deputiet, 1 • wet 'presetted to the Peers on Wednesday, and by 'si ' 'them refereed to • Committee. The sitting of the ~.7 i ilk. ICbteiher of Deputies 8n W. 46.41111 imi principally 1 Cir --- I *espied in Itelititq a Report 'from the Committee i Jr Qi n - 'of Petitions. Of the Petitions the mast remarkable LOJ was Sae which proposed the establishment of poor. . ... • laws, by impaling a *mall tax upon real and per- rp m - .. A • seta property, fur the 'utopian of prams unable to 'MO their livelihood. Tue Committee unanimously 'Condemned the object of the petition, in which the A high g • Chamber likewise concurred. The only Member ; she bottom who spoke apes the subject was M. DUSIASKL ; r ! ovelit,hce, gain had it is observable, that in urging the rejection of i 1 are t*oroi the petition, lie drew his argument from the ex. 1 1 . , .. 0 .. 1 perienee of England, sod of the evils which this I i ~,„....„,e ' trey has suffered from the eistrblistuneut of Poor a Ikaadeni pi the bo t na. aws. Gt le.hver, civilised community we And from ex- vi e . slate , rt- ',invitee that there must be paupers, and it is a P 41.14 65 tensely. ti. til cittestion of senous interest to society. whether it be I coo i at loot better to regulate the d is p osition of alms . than ban been of 'to suffer multitudes of vagrants and beggars to h„,, q ,.. 1 „ 1 ee . wander without restraint about the country. parted so i l e IW. DUalligL 'nitwits that in France there has . 1 . 1411 !lt, srwet gloves beet as 'lonising increase of beggars, and he pro- , poses that they should be registered and licensed. A white , , If be were Minister of Finance he might proceed trimmed is .2 : one step farther, and lay a tax upon them for the white astir i- liberty of infesting the country. It would, per- edged wits hops, bi u leis censorable source of revenue than "•" 3 " 11 °" .., some of those which are found in Paris to be very - dia.used i ,s • s blond an, productive hisessoes a We Ind in another petition a severe blow, tithed seam row a at one of these profitable sources of revenue by a to eorresp f proposal to close all gambling houses under revere hi a boo,. penalties. The Committee 'ems, their concurs. Hessi.does 1.. d , renee in the sentiments of the petitioner. and on the rsrehe lt loos their r ggestion the Chamber ordered the subject t i h gh ro , 1.. ugh 1 kto be referred to the Minister of Finauce. twisted. --'=---- teer Uri. A copy of the PRESIDENT'S Message to the Con- elsitorip s, t` geese of the United States of America hail arrived in town, with Washington Papers to the gth of . . gri•ei 7 4 December. The content for the Chair of the House r F of Itepreseutatives has terminated in the election of R owed r Mr. P. H. Btannua.—The PiteSIOVIT, on the paehrred Ist of the Month, received the resignation of Gene- material, eel Alitutaw JAcitson. aissitl• of r The PILISIDIINT'S Message contains, all nasal, • ' Pries ' s ' 1 . detailed exposition of the foreign and domestic TWO. eeselet. . r arid tassel r tient of the Union. Its general tone is pacific, bat pk e ki e " a in the edsomercial relations of the United States awed t.„ with European countries, especially Great Britain and France, so many difficulties occur, tint an C . The no 1 ' orraugeuient satisfactory to all parties appears int. induces a . • Feasible to be attained. With Great Britain tensions, the trade of the Colonic* is the great goes. "moo- I i . lion in dispute; but the difference with France a formal stands upon a different ground, and arises in Imaisa " and *mist one particular upon the construction of the terror c o ndo , .„ . ▪ • of a commercial treaty, and in another from pole to 01 • the mire, - of a French ship which had violated fashion, I the revenue . Jaws of the United States. In this elegant P ✓ -▪ ' dispute with . France. the Government of the nation of • tinned States has clearly low mid equity upon its The di ' side ; boa le the disagreement with Great Britain, Ir ian, w°. out, sin it not only urges a principle contrary to the recog- g„ r ie,d,,,, need laws of nations so known in Europe since the or the is first establishment of foreign colonies, but it even adds to 11 militates against a position laid down broadly by At die the PaISIDBOT es the present Message, namely, °s r ." .4 1 y, that every nation hes an incontestable right "to the 7. ii -• . . regulate its comaserci..l system es it thinks fit." In" .47Pel women. .I,The reconeneodatibit of the Congress with respect capuchin • feo the exieet of the naval force of the United ed remit : Siltistes law been felfilled. The number required ir'efrul" . has been W none`—t' built, bet- the large ships are nut to b e nonce —l 1: '.• . klantittti c from a supposition that they will be press kends, it forms en merited heifer from decry en the stocks than if ,tow o viol ' afloat. The report of the state of the revenue is ~,; the aka very (lettering. fore u., I —....00m-- C intensity The Dublin Papers of Friday last have Snit. Th. cis i .' ed. .ifegroM and Shareghnessy were executed at is Baehr- '... : (:allows-green, twar Limerick, on Alain/ay. They The habi ▪ ' . , both acknowledged their gnat, of which, indeed, The bat i t of black there was not the slightest doubt. as they w ere c oo - I iieted oo the clearest evidence. Their bodies were r fi n l i i .he v d ' • . 'sent for interment ill 6, (:roppies' Hole." Seven ,"" ac I , 1 ; • mote remained under setitesice of death. The Irish I - Papers contr., ample proofs of the exertion. of the The 7 - , • nuns«, Catholic clergy to bring the deluded Cn bei rn lll i full 1 r praaontry to • sense Of duty, and restore the public The it tranquillity. trendsr•gr I. • .- , .. - Yest err l.y the dispiients were closed at the End The p • :' '''" Will iri*stese, and delivered to the pursers of the ~ d , ~. 4 . rogootug ohms, via.—/)suite, Captain M. Ha- d' The , MELTON ; .I.luke of York, Captain A. IL CAMP- aims, ; nod Berteirkskire, Captain J. Snap:mart— in g adi I i t. Le liumhay cud Chino. Arian I. a i $ sa r ~, .i/Tat S ir k.. ,.., 01.111 CAMPBELL leaves sawn Mani • *trot the middle of the week., to rarer 111310 his ,sew trailed i official ',knot/tan untie. the Murguni WELLPSLEY. I till ' best • , SiIoCRING ACt!IDF.I I IT s —On 'Moodier su'inkight. MARNE I . n , MARY (:AURA WAY, aged 17, one of the girls of I Duke,; ; , vie Ited-con School, situate behind the &Joyce* l ' une n formed 14 1 ' Ciolptl, was pousing thiough the plossage which heads so Collrge.gruen. her umbrella became en- I LSDI !etligled or , .itt Use sti,•••4 of a coal-waggon. aleck had • he' Lad .. r .. ' felt loftier! is tile urettoay; She was thus (Ilion as Inc A k - tram the fit' of a dour on %bids she h.ol stepped, eornprss and crushed het went the verggeti and the wall.— rank in et t .. S le . Call taken back into the school, and medical i Lett, A'l.4, $l-Rst...ze proenred. bin too late. its she died al-- the ottl Ai.; th e s tinsc - rdtronly. Although there was not much Tog, s ii •XIIT•ol injury, 1 mutant of the bruit had tskeu.• at th a t 44 1, • P4re, which proved Istal--( Bristol Mirror./ their lu l ~, . . , (f, -1 .% • , * . . .... .. ~,..........,,,t . .., . *INCH PARISIAN OPERA COSTUME. dress of Barege silk, of a limeade, grey, with NU - rorrod the border, of the ranee material s -with *pea orissuneals ens coders,. A large winter maths of ripe gooosbevry dark red caelseutire. wish • broad variegated border; the hood of the •antle lined with Toque of black velvet, oreatwented with gold cordon taosolo, with a superb plume of AM* ostrich feathers. Meeklace sad ear peadaata of opal; white satia shoes, and curved cedar fan. ■MULISH COSIUMI. The novelty of our equestrian subject of English fashion, —.rations In explanation of our (*store in reapeetin6 our embellishments of fashionable mos- Eanbeftialimaste of this description are too often bitt diapjaise fasibionale habiliments, upon a cold and inanimate Agar', which affords little room Ur a judicious satisfactory 1111 hi bi t ion of lie-csal effect, when in actual display on a living figure in graceful action. This we pat io obviate, by successively introducing, in our plates*/ fsgrres in the most interesting action to which one public amusements shall 'Mad scope to the imagi of the artist. dignified and most graceful appearance of a bean woma■ us hur • back, who is an accomplished epees. need not he 'ousted on, or scarcely pointed out to an &nen; its frequent occurrence in the public rides metropolis, graces and enliven, that amusement, and the scene the only charm it wanted. . the ceolosest of Mexico by the Spaniards, the Indians, oneeraloreed to the eight of torn on horseback, considered • enemy's cavalry a. the deiiies of war; we might, with hyperbole, apply the Isle to oar fair equemrian country- For mar own parts, there i■ no sight so noble, so captivating, &SKI 10 really delightful to us, as an accomplish ' female equestrian the floating garments—the easy llness of the motion—the glop of a lovely Comm, nonce—the charming disordrr of the hair—the riotous the cheerfulness and airy gaiety o►erapreading all . exquisite picture—a mental feast; it cella up glo- Maim visions of the royalty, the nobleness and virtues of the Elisabeth', the Gudieas of their history fiord be. and render a scene of delightful interest of teofold ty iu its pleasurable associations. Hut to deaerad riding habit of our figure is of blue Cachemire c tad 'lilted at the bitsi in a tastt fu I, elegant, and novel style. hahit-shirt is generally superbly ornamented wiilt Mee. ' is of the Buis de Boulogne character, and computed ♦elvet, slightly turned no un one side, and the edge .a /a seas A full plumage of black ostrich feathers gracefully over the left side. GSM ERA L OBSERVATIONS. favourite ornament* of jewellery, are pestle, large In., and matte of gold, of ruilter large 0.2 e and fully wrought. moat prevailing culinary are starlet, gas ter blue, la. vender•grey, suj pink. . Duke of MONTROSE will have a large party lies this day at his houseln Grosveour-square. and Couutess of ARRAN are entertain party of Irmo& at their seal, Lod g e, Sussex. ,RIAUE t v I-1I(IH I-MA—After a long pro gun, Mr. ANL/I[M DRUMMOND Iles wool itt Of the accomplished Ludy ELIZABETH 'ENS. Tile first is the tont of the eminent r; the linter the foiourite daughter of the of RUTLAND. The ceremony will he per.. at lielvme Caustic some time in Frbruiry. • thlr DuNvAies Thur./fay et/cilium Ladyship T g ave a most brilltaut tputtlrille Menoton•honor, York, to a ouitierono - party, ,risttig. the member* of almost every Emily al , the city owl ntighhourtirsod. Letters Iteve been received from Coloio, daft(' pith oltimo. Mr. and Lady Louisa LAND- Sir RossiT WlLsow, &C. were still detained t port, to cousequeoce of t 1 a itua-arrival of 9114611". ;r i..11C - 7 X • • itit . Ipt)trcE. • ........... Beare tloMe was teierotal the assertion in the sffiolavie. Ih.t tint pohlsemion ewwtan.r.l " pastern *uo, 1%P.11 h s►e,. dirt. Mot been fums4 prouusouritig theist seditious awl hhispheiskaus li1•els t" Mr. MorrAy, the Attorney. then said , tie beet etritlea)to sat the fart was to ba fount, in lie publication itatif. :Lodi pajama! nut to sh► Matistia:r a pomace Oft i l she writer of the AdAr.sti, expressly stales, tt•at verdict* bad bred tositol valuta bits upon Ctllhla issinineel the.pin rub. tamal e as for s•ditioss and blaspheuwies Mr. PAyor. the chief cork, then mike/111e Prisoner what bite name orris? Prvisiorr-•-•• I sigh to de cline irilinz my same." Mr. Piyi.e—.. Y..n srr • Willed to hr liberated no bill it ' you •enti.fe ti; givlot y.aier ..wte reelbrph.llee In Sni and those of ion mho.? sU.rt.re in each. Rut that rano.% be atone with.alt rwma i.ama bring tiara iill that of Abe parity I•allcdi therefore, •is • yor wish bail so be laktu, yea usual vire in MIMI' under,• • Mr. Aldeteneu Ri.rh—•' Till then :c , l stated rommittt for want sit .tt.rti.■ The Poisofter besot( *ton removed in custody, the 01.4 parties withdrew. • • • • : X NSION ROUSB. HACKNEY COACHMEN. Palen, the dries of a harksey coach, was hrimalit up oar suspicion of has lug imenoperly obtained Foss... Mom of quantity of Over plate. It •ppesird that the Prisoner had offered for sale st Mr. (latrGoodhebere's), ill Cbeapsole, a miseto.pea mass of shoot or. of silver, but which us niaminat.on ap peered is. have area Very elegant einhossed silver spoon...—. From these ciieunistancea of +ovarian !be siittliAl/ Nil at Mr. Bolt'* was inducel to have the Ps iaoner The Prisoner. in bits defence, said. the silver had hero left by Nome per..... 111 the coach *loch he those in the same stale that he "feted it fur gale.. The Priamier very readily gave hie adders, and, as he bore a good char., tee, Ilse Lord Mayor directed hills to be discharged, and ihr silver hi be aditettset The publie might to be aware that by she Act of Portia. meat for ...tainting Hackney Coacher', eves y 'lron of a bat it ems coach finding any article therein, and not giving notice thereof within four Java at the Hacks.. y Coach Office, a sub. jail to a penalty of 20/. • BOW-AraN' I. . . FornersSuffilell, an old woman Iwtween sixty and merrily FATIENSITE RoenEftt AT MIL FitoSl":h. Yessevday lieern Nioome,. aged 14. ?fen?, Prooher, years of age, was charged by Sir. Gould, she hurchwa.d. eon, Rah; nano., Mohr,. altar /rabbets. and Hosea of St. Pancras, Supenlasc, with recline( pee...nista r. lot• alias Ike, Arran*, were again pet to the ha il from that lowish at the same time that she was also receiving Lyons, . retainer, It an MAC.% Pllßleo. Mal ti.e plonk retainer, relief from another parish is the City. when tesemionid hrhint, ihnied !tatting any conreen the It •ppearing that she wait • practised offes t ter in thi s Tine robber bat iinctiowledged that she carried some of the of isupiseition. the Lord Mayor ordered her t o remandid aritcli•s l' ufssle.r•fter they hail hers kelteil to he disposed ••1 till Saturday for the product's ) * of further e vid en c e . 16. shevriog leer its,, keys, which were htlll4l in the omit ...olw 1141111iP2e a 10 • 1101 aulleal instrument - mak", lodging shop of Mr Frogs, after the robbery, she Mod our of tidos in Printing House yard, Colenianatirres, appeared with his wets ow bey of Lrr .14„„.. wife to give issforfintiou of a rubbery whirio had takes place R,owne, an officer, stated. that be had tried the hey which in their apartments. the female Prisoner said Nehmen, to the loch of her deo" Thy emnplumani sad hi. wife weat out in the afternoon with the lock. hut is slid not fit is. He and his fellow sane* of Christm•• siriV, and re i orer a at twe l ve h t e l ec k at night, had been at Solumois's lupine atter WIN bust be was out to when they tumid the padlock on the cater door of their room be funnel. bud been 'towed by a false key, and the inner door bail Sir 111. Picnic remolded the Pi!vonere, mid dinned that been furred. Some adv. r tea-spoons, Shape silk shawle, and they should he brought tan for te.raaniiiiation ou Thursday other small article., were taken out of their drawers, and a next, at half pass two b . chest hail beets forced ^Pr°, and foray auvereigns, which were Wm. Perrp, she driver of the Live Toil sfigc roach. he pleased at she buitom, beneath some linen were stolen. longing to Mr.hothh, •otwared to WAStri.f Some sospicion rested on three of the lodger* in the same filed against Lim by two common informers, of the nani f house, but the Lord Mayne did not think the rifest's,. I String. r and Mania, for'earrying two passerours tan she &re stsamm strong ' , sough to warrant their detention. and they of the slag. ots the Itish De c ember lash la the were dismissed accordingiy. parish or mihoun, contrary to Ole *Sainte. GUILDHAI.L. Mr. Shrarnum attend. d ea Sulicitor of tee Defirmlnii. ant CASE OF DISTRESS. took several to gat übjectiows tv the windisig of the loran, .. The Owner, of the parish of Alifersgale aPrearefl yes. tion, all of which were 'invented by Sit K. Kind,. lerday on a suonsnowi to wiser,' she complaistte of • person The informers then proveti their sire. etniding in the parish, who had applied fur relief wider the Mr. Shearon.. said, that he wool.' call the gourd of the Iftwing eircionstanees conch to prose that use of Hie passengers ua Ow Inalleatlff e Complainant slated, that he ocenpied a house In Eil. the Defeadant was ander the n•ze of seven yeses, when car lgined's.plare, Aldersgalle•atreet, where he had lived a year i sot routrary . to the mea4ing of the An of Parlismist. latial three quarters, as a rent of 35 gainer's per annum; that • The award *Ma sworn said, he could st/tcouscieotioualy booing paid by instalments 29/ loosed. the resit fir the lest swear that she pasaniger wag under ..... y era of age; Voir, he had lately been disirained upon by his landlord tut Mt he w as f e d l it ',li ce , th a t b e was , f rom she rset r od. fi g SIM remainder of the rent doe. Under the warrant of din, having lifted him off the coact) him Meta, all that he po d had heen taken, and himself, with Sir R. Biroie theu adjudged the Defendant to pay tha 142 wtfe and five ebildrta, under let pare of sae, left litre penalty sir b/. attil 3s costa. OW destitute ; and to add to hit mieerypthe machine which he A private of the fool guards was ordered to MA bast In WA in his harem, that of a blither of straw Inman; *prier at the &sabots for aseaulimg Mrs. Williams, the mad which was Ms poly means of supportiog 1.12 family, had landlady of the Marquis of Healthy penlic.house, ma Sa bers included in the list of articles seized under the diaeresis. lords, evening last 'Ann circumstanced, he said, lie had applied to the officers STREET ROBBERY. fir the parish whi•re he lived, for relief. which they refused, I Os Eaday of cenisou about live o'clock, as the Honenarabla dad wanted to pass him to the parish of Clerkenwell ;be had Mr. Shirley was proceeding along New. Are. t, St. Mantis's& the. requested that they would only advance ten shilling. to la ne , near Kedfordbury, he oats attacked by a man rather ouable him to recover his machine, which the broker had tall, dressed lu black, with a long nose, who made a neap's Ofirered to mown him for that mini, and engaged nut to tree. rare snatch at hi. wro t h, which br o ke he emu; the ale the palish further, as he mould get plenty of walk, gad gut off, and ran down ffe.lferdhury wills Ili. appendages, Mau willing to aappurt himself and family by his taboo( napalming of a gold chain, two gold seals, &DJ a told Iroy• Mt that had alai" beriarefured, and no Coarse bail been left He was ivatanlly surrounded by there or tear fellow% hul hie but to call upon the officers to abets cause why they Me. Shirley took no notice, and he afterwards came let ihq arderd to relieve him. office to give the iisforuiatiuti. The Overseer, who attended to answer the ourarnons, wow distal, that the man had taken out the sunantous without I Yesterday three fellows, named 1 honour Bonner, W. Seeing been refused ; which, tlintigle true in strictness of 11and „.M ..„ 1111. PIIONI Rehm% were brought as,, fluttered " rasa ' sal an nharraali " that ali g ht nerhaPaarwe." have 7 with Sighway rubbery, in stopping mad robbing Slime Ann. it. been Prim', as it arra" from h ' s own ahrwin l t t that the P wife of the Complainant applied to him tan Wednesday Ism, ease, • young lade about eighteen years of ace, of • head • eoutailitag A silk diess, apesicer, and other article*. Tn. when he gave her live shilliags for immediate relief, and pro. Pre soros was rein/Inuit through Crown.rtreet. Finahory• 26 . 1111"d tfa h r Z li m e ig t h he , be pes ee . re g e, i T i n e d it t y he te y k h ' ea th e ; ena:int":::e s du quare, sear long.alley, shoat wee o'clock on Friday night, mire. she was surrounded by three fellows, who first toted to a him until Saturday, when they applied at his bonne with. trip leer up, but failing in that attempt, on. of theta *,t lading him at home, four times its the coarse of she woos her a gremrndou . blow oar the head, whirl day, twuce out of that number of 'applicatiOnsiseing after leaped tier fora naomeat, and the prospect Redman) the taking eel of the elimewee. He further staled thet ,__,_ the l aa„lod the Inmate conies .. i.. g the proper; y, and all three Complainant's Seitlement was matter uf dispute between horn parish a n d th•t of Clcikenwell, in whirls he had gaisseAtt t e as off down frowit. w rourt. b A e d ry i " Ida p look p l ace, a I l se e was he r e into prior settlement; it being yet an undecided whether, age of a loilgistg.bouse its that Court, wr it was arm.. wader the Art of Parliament, which requirea that a person wards foniol. A young mats who saw the Primmer, rou shall have paid a year'. real, in °rein in entitle him to a set. • away, keen them pc...wordy, mod be gave isformation to ilennent, any snm levied by the landlord under a slushy.; fur waive. a avowable, who, la company wish list yssiaiat mm.., rent, is to he considered as a payment. Th. parish of Al went in pursuit of them, and after 'marching nouns flash dersgate contend that it cannot be so considered, and there. , houses, the resort of 'Wean. in the neighbourhood, out:- fore they dispute the settlement fa this case, the whole ewe "• a r e apre b est ai mit sh e t h r e e p.sooners it the t•p.room amount paid by the Complainant to his landlord previous to of the G.,brae palaie.h.ase, in Angel•allry. the diaries. being 2141. out of a relit of 35 plants a gear, moot rem. swore puaitively to the protomer Realm*, as and 26 1 . having been levied by Maier's. heist the pe r who snatched she boadk, but could out The *Relieved? (Sir. Alderman Bitch) said, that whatever l Idea lity the pursuits of the other taw. the point i• dispute between the two parishes aright be, the The prisoner R. done was fully committed to lake hie Complainant ought cri Wooly to he relieved by the parish in which he resided until he was regularly removed. trial, and the other two were remanded for farther can. . To this the Overseer spewed, east said, it should he ; 1 """ licw • &Heeded to. la times like the present, it moot but strike every man who reads this statemeut that there is a pertain.. degree of hardship, to say the least of it, is the ease of man with a wife and • family of flee small children, willing' to work fur their maintenance, with the mesas of doing It apparently an easily attainable, being forced into the At. grading condition of • !cantata] panrer, and made the stalking horse of litigation on • disputed point of 14W be. been two parishes, at a heavy expeuse to each, whew the experiment of prevenitag his becoming borders/OMR to tither might be made at the coat of • trifle exceeds's( bb MORE BRIDGE-STREET BUSINESS. Mr. Murray, in the lame of the silf-styled " Collett's. lineal Association," appeared again at this 'Ace yesterday, and asked for a wartaut fur the appteheitsiun of soother " permit', ' , Lenge name is unknown, but *hose person is well known," for " publishing or causing to be published, • certain blasphemous, profane, wicked, and seditious libel, of and concerning the Christian Religii;o, and the person and Uovernmeot of uur tiovereiga Lied the King ;" which, after some consultation with the City Solicitor, was granted by Mr. Alderman Birch, the sitting Magistrate, term the affidavit of another " yeoman ;" this the permits so doe scribed had mild to him on the :9th December, a publication containing " certain pommies on which the deponent was informed, and verily believed verdict. bail been foiled pro. nouncing them to be seditiuus and blasphemous The Isamut having been given tu Martin, one of the City office's, he shortly •ftto wards appeared at the hat, having in custody the person whorls he had apprehended in souse of it, the tattered condition of whose hahilimeats, and the sonatd mieny sof whose appearance denoted • degree of wretchedness and destitution, that marked him oat as the tit and ready instrument for any peaceable usidertaking by which he might hope fur an immediate relief to the moat i ptcssisig of hie want.. The warrant sad the affidavit on which it was issued having been read over. the informer described as Robert Duke, of Glover'slatch, New-cut, Lambeth, in the comity of Surrey, yeoman, was sworn, sad stated—That his name and residence was as joel stated, and that he woe "of no trade." He knew the Prisoiser. He went to Car. lilt'. shop, Nu. 5.5, Fleet-street, ou Saturday morning i lest, ta tween eleven and twelve o'clock, where he saw the Prisoner, and asked him fur " The Address to the Reform. era of the 24th June." The Prisoner said he had Mime by ' him at that time, but if be owns* would call agalu la the evening, he might hare one. He tailed again • few missuirs atter six in the evenigig, and saw the vane permit in the , Pimp, whom he again asked for " the Addiess," which lie ! Imodud to witness. Witness Purehaacd of him the " Address to the Reformers," sad likewise "The Character of a Priest."' Fur the former he paid stipenee, and for tie latter twopence. The copy of the " Address" nuw (WWII ho the vitalise was the same which he so pitretmeed; and be wee • confident the Prisoner was the person who sold It to him.' The Magistrate (Mr. Alihroiao firrli) Robed what efi• The Westminster ,Sessions will comment* on Thursday nest. There is a ship st Portsmouth (says n correspon dent) that has been at the slime mooring for re-arty WC* ceutu•y, with the ex option of a Skint inter sal or two when she has wanted repairing. The ' owners have had her ' , heed in such a situation as renders It extremely difficult for a thief to approach her even in fine weather ; tiotwithstaeding which she is subject to the assaults of one tery active and powerful enemy, lent lie can make ro impression an her bows ; sod when he makes an attack on sides or stern, with surprising dr:Uri-ay she changes her position and presents to him her invulnerable paii.t. although there is nu bunion bein g nu board. She lies at tinkle aniline, yet the ticl, has very little effect on her, hinve er tapid ; but she is generally üb4erved to swing 09 a clidtige of wind, even with a light brews-. She may alasys be seen clear weather jut rros•ing the wider from the Puiut to Gosport, or the culitri.ry. . ~~ .~_ .. _",~ 4... et • r e~ __ . . ,:. L ;~,~; .~ 'T '~, .+M To gratify the wishes of some particular friettoa. we hive lately been induced to att•atd H Meeting! of some philanthropic Gehtleruco at Mr. WIPIIVLates !natant. iota, and with them to .ssniine and report no 41 e oroe.riti wide in the cure of those dreadful scourges of the Inm an rice, Sc °lulu and Cancer ; and 'launch we went with arm aments firmly iniressed with the value of legitimate medi cal practice, which hav taught us to belie►e that seraillons and cancerous diseases, when nate established in the hums,/ conatitutlou, were incurable ; but no inspecting the deplor •hte rase, in progrras of cure tallith effiniq, lit remoti on ," have deemed incoroble, and seeing the tritons made by the liberal.minded Gentlemen who weekly inspect the cases, as also hearing the account giver by innate patients who have been cured, sail alto •re now in full health and vigour, we came from be Meeting fatty euntiloced of Ike great import. ante to society of Mr. Wfirruiw's Mitd.cines, stud mode of treatment.—Mr. WlitThale . a Lectures on Botany and the Physioliny of Plant., a. applicable to the various purported, of life,excited our most particular atteution, hie opium... being al variance with the most fashionable theory of the preterit day. The grand test of opinions is their fruit, sod with so masy important facts before Gs rookie the .11riails and value of M.. Wittig...tyre opinions, we eI:MOW spool deciding in liiv tarn,.,. Via hope she candtd aunt iiifto pilot of the community will give hens a fair opportuuity of pros ing the true fuundnitou on which be rests his opinions, and the value of his Medicines and mode of treatment, end we have so doubt (tut the result of the most rigid Savory wtli he most honourable to Mr. WolthatiCit eavrtiorion awl prove the great value nod importance of his Midichees . to Man 'f 7,14 • "JrIII9II.IIIIIF."IFSP"W" , nntirti.. " 6 , - . -'' ' h .1-- - -- 11 . -: ' 7illUita• - - ---- -- -T-TP•wim . . , . • -,:te -.• . - . . - •,. , • , 4. . . . . . . . - . • '..,7. • . PoLrct. . denim lbw was la nut the 'Portion in the affidavit, -.sm.- • • r that this publumesse essretamed " pasta'.. wpm, %Isiah set: II 4 KSION HOC'S. dirt , heel been foleml probeeseing damn attheium awl EY C OACHMEN. ,„' • , . , . , a hat . kties road . , was he ... dm up Mr. Murray, the. Attorney , torn ac id , tole b ea t essifiAmp e imeooperly obtained pose...Pon of e ..f Ilse ferns we. 1 0 be (..t.44 In the publiesiiios 'holt*. o p,ll paroled cut so the Matistiair a pamago ..4. h Orr ill C. , iII r, Prisoner had ofTered for sale st Mr. she writer of the Athen'alis caress') Ilafre, that verdict* bad i ,.. ), in cm ,.. pside. a misshapen mom . been toned against Lies upon cri t S IC .panner a th et oi n eon . rer, but which Us examination a t . ""s". a* toe srditioies and blasphemoomfikels. sty elev ., esti ,. it slicer ap „ o „ ar _ M. Payne. the chief chrk, then naked - tb Prisoner what rem of simpicion Ilse 01111),U/411 at hi.. Ina name °P.? .„- mem the P o isoner a r ms-heads fl. Prtsoiwe...-•• 1 wish to it. cline telling my name." i yosir owe r e e o r n h anee in 411( mot Mr. Porriar—tt Yon are s Milled in be liberated on bail tif derelict, said. lb. sliver 113.1 been he coach whorl, he dooms 111 dm same Yu • r tl " iose.l o ; r 1:0 14 :11lo g er i" ;e g ma tem in 211 i. esti, Rat that cannot or wile. middy gave hi , iddr..., and, aa he he atone witlunti Isom. ram- befog ziveis as *het of the party liar bird Mayor doweled hies to be hailed; iheerfore, into a you wish bail to be taketu, ed moat give ill sum. name." re, to be adveerie. if. Mr. Alelreenen Riech—" Till then : t e t te s t at ed c omm itt e d he aware 'het by she Art of Portia. Irk ney Ceechm. imp y driser of a be, k- 1. "'""' "( ' 1 "i" . elide thereia , and tot , eiebig ntitte „. The Pritioner being then removed io eostudy, Me ohs/ at the Maass. y Coach Office, is sub. parts'{ willlete• BOW-%Tn i••. ,, . C. -TATEN•IIrP. ROBBERY AT MR. FROST'S. dal wom a n l o rsi men sixty an d *even l y • .d by Mr. Gould, she I hurchwatil• II Yetwerdie lieere Ohonme, , seed 14, !few, Premier, is,, wish rereivinc preuulaiti r•hef !fare Rafe.. 7 Aims's* Slobs, *llia* Willifttlia. and -Mast. . tame time that abe we. al .. tet t e i ttng Leone, algae lb, Arrlhbre, were again out to th e hart f ish I. the City. --- Davie, an officer, slated, that ti.e female Pstianiv.r, warn seseatinmel by lone, denied hiving any concept leo the e we, • premised ',Reeder in this lisle Mayor ordered her 50 be remands d robbery, hot acknowledged that she carried s mear 4 ;be I ducinos of further evidence. acolytes armlet., after Owes had hens inelteel to treeless..tea of. . 0., shelving iser too key., which were ( MIIII in the vim hr. billuile lll instrument - a""9 Indti"g shop of Mr frisito, after the robbery, she ha r d our of Cant o , Colentanmirees, appeared wish his •as the key oilier door. ' •of a robbery whirls had takru place Browne, an officer, stated, that lor had tried Ihe key which the female Prisoner paid brimmed to she lock of her dem" ' 1 I hie wife omit out it the afternoon with the lurk, hoe ii dal imi fit ii, He aim hi s f e ll ow n a te ,. I , returned at twelve o'clock at night, had helm at 5011U111011 . 4 hoit.e after hiele, but be wit out to dlock on the eater door of their room be funnel. I film key, and the More door had hie KFlirnie remanded the Pi!annere, nu ll dtPcirel that I par mampoons, dime silk shawle, and, They should he brought up for rerlandeatron pou Thursday • tre taken mit of their drawer,, and a next, at half part 1w0 ti.0.,„ h. tyros and foe! otnreceidnal which were H'st. Perm she driver of she Liemeoll afire mach, be- •neath WTI' linen; were stolen. ! , longing to MrAlnitth, •prared it* 44,14',./ as i1.r.r44411t ,I lon three of the lodger* in the tame filed against Wm 'by two common informere, of the mim e o t f ' Mayne did not think the trireme,- . String., and Mania, forearming mu passemg , re on therm • to warrant their detention, and they of the slag. et.l4Cll, 011 the Ifith of December last ; Ise ere sY Cl i Ivy. parish or Isloregtem, contrary to the *emote. GUILDHAI.L. Mr. Spearman attend. d as Solicitor of the Defend:pp. and E OF DISTRESS. took several blot utjectioses to the motdlog of the inform,. p pa r ish o f Aletersgate appeared yes. tion, all of which were imembled by Sii K. Bind,. o answer she complaints of • person The informers then proved their tape. who had applied for relief ruder the Mr. Spearman said, that he wool.' call the gourd of the 1 s :-.... coach to prose that use of the passengere us Use -holltdreeff I", that he oeenpied a host" la Ed- the Deleadant was under the avr of seven years, which was . lle•aireett where be had iced a year Isot1 sot eontrary i eo the meaning of Ihe Aet of Parhameat. rent "( 3S guineas Per "Dam; 'hat • The award wine Sworn said, he could WA eouselestioWdy 1 11 " 291 111 • 11,1 . the reel I . l c the Seal swear that the I.3v:eager Wa3 under seers y ant of age; i diairaMed upon by hi. landlord foe hit he waa teal to ir , lieve that he was, (rose the Defeadant 1 rut due. Under the warrant of .11*. having lifted him off .hr cinch hos. led had been taken, and himself, with Sir R. Bin tie theu adjudged the Defendant to pay the vo, stealer tee pare of age, left 11 .1 re realty or 51. and 3s clots. I ld to hie misery.the machine which he • A private o f sh e t uo l guards wa s o rf lprpd to st,d hail to hat of • bleacher of straw holluela, tippler at the Sessious for assaulepor Mrs. Willinms, Om means of ••PPortiot his family, had landlady of the Marquis of Granby poblic.house, on Sa- tof *elides seized under she distress, lords, evening last e said, he had applied to the efficers STREET ROBBERY. heed, for relief, which they refused, I Oa Friday afternoon about live o'elfsek, as the Hompurshie to the pantos of Clerkenwril ;be ha.) Mr. Shi r l e y u rn s woes...ding slang New. sleet t, St. Marius's& p would only advance ten shillings to l ane , nes , g e dr ue db ur y, he ass otiachmi by a mon rather his machine, which the broker had tall, dreaded iii black, with a long nose who made %demos I that sum, and engaged not to mom rate smack at his watch, whirls broke Ilee cirri's i the villain as he mold gee picot, of walk, sod g o t off, and ran doses. Beelhodhury will, the appendage{, himself and family by ilia Ithoac ; cnnaiming of • gold chain, two gull seals, mot a told by. refuted, end no toms, had been left He as. instantly eurrouraled by there or laser Wove, beg the ufficers to skew cause why the] i Me. Shirle y 4 . took sea halide, and he aftemeards came to filltie office to give the tuforuiatium tended to answer lite .anemone, now 11104/SIIIP-Vfite.lrf. ad +ekes uut the summons without I Yesterday three fellows, named throb. ftmetemr, W. Odell, thangli true en strictness of (•h ark , and „ ~,, e 11/111. Fl'mloB4 Rae nee, were brought sup, emerged toes that might perhaps as welt have - aced from his own skewing, that the with Sighway rubbery, in slopping mid robbing Mime Anne its peaty, • young lady about eighteen years of ace, sof • henota it applied to him on Wednesday lam, hillier' f„r immediaie relief, and ono e " lai "ir a silk due "' " neer ' and usher ar , "C e len * , Tf ' e hammy inquiry lain the cam, soil do Pnnecnictx te , e _e ; r e se it entu s lg ho i t t n e n i tt e L : Crown - c o lo w e l e o te is ee f t' ilt e ti Zr acts tr y t : square, sear 1.04 sniper, mid they heard nothing mole own own nnntwd at his h .. se with. - wheel she was sur t ru a sin e d% by litres, fellows, oho first tried to . ' ti ' m r e ... the eon of taw trip leer up, but failing in s h a t attempt, one of them 0111 e., .1.11111. 4 ~,, ' i rock her a Iresorodous blow on the h ead, w h ie h . ~ t Dumber of 'appliealkona•being after " stonseed her for a newsiest,poeeeem) immune. He further stated that the and the rmnr Rd beetle emits, tt itt g the property. awl all three . .... at was modern of dispute between aerie eNlieb.d Ike rkesiwell, in which lie had gourd-rt ran off down Crowitrourt. A cry of " Stop Oder" m.- I i , ing yet an undecided potiet wheth stoutly took place, asset the beadle was thrown into itsa moment, which re ohm *perms er. promeme of 4 lodging-house iii that Court, where it west after. quire* neat, in 'ode, to 'nettle him to a set. , words fonud. A young man wlm saw the Primmer, Pia Iby the landlord under a distress fur away, knew them peossinplly, aid be gave isfarmation to d as a payment. T h ., parish of At. -.• Walton. a ettostable, who, hi comppny with she young Mt.., . i cannot be to „ mod d, and there. went in pursuit of them, and after "cndone many flash , . houses, the resort of thieves in the neighborhood, M., out- s sestlement In this case, she whole award in apprehending the item P.imeners is the tap-roosn nplaimint to his landlord previous to ' wit of • rent of 35 girlies' a g earn , of 1/4 Gent l e " Ithe ' httule ' is Aaltri ' al " . vied by Modems. Mira Peme swore punitively to the pommel Redden*, sea Alderman Birch) said, that whatever ' heis c the p er " . who , imalehili the hngnibr` but c 44441 nut . 1 ween she two parishes aright W be, the en°, the °lin" o f nth" In v. The grimmer Redeems was fully committed en take his e was regularly removed. . 1 ainly to be relieved by the parish in • • trial. and she other IVO were rensaildsal for further eas- . • mmused, and said, it should he - nu " . " °. ' meet, it " Doo r 1,„ 1 strike ever y The Weal minster , Sessions will comment* ail I I -tatenieut shah there is a pertain, ' Thltriklay stela. my the least of it, is the ease of a ! 'There is a ship at Portsmouth (my, n correspon. Sally , of fi ec emu" children, willing i dent) that has hceri at the same tuourin g h oe neariy mance, *kb Ike means of doing IS I taintbk, being forced tato she do. I half.* century, with tie exreption ohs Silent inlet.. sal Of Iwo When she has wanted repair,Driy. Thee a removed pan far dud made thee ion tan • disputed point of law bee l' owners hoer had her ' , herd in sods a situ Hors as • a heavy executor to each, *bra the 1 renders it extremely difficult for a thief to approach tog Isis becoming berdermailee to her even in fine weather ; tiotwitlistaielang which .. 4 Ilse east of a trifle eseeedeng H Ho - I she i s subject to the assaults of one eery active and GE-STREET BUSINP.S.S. powerful enemy, but lie can make on impression l on her bows ; duel whet: he makes an attack on till lame of the sr Mulled ' , Comfits. petered again at this o ffi ce yesterday, . sides or stern , with surprising tit 'Array she changers -a 1 fur the appoehelialun of another is unknown, but *lsom person is , her position slid prese o ts to loin her invtileirratile i Wirier or cawing so be published, i pioii.t. although there is no human being on board. profane., wicked, and "' ln k s " l ' hel t ' She lies at single anditir, yet the II& lota very little , . Christian Religion, and the person 1 Sovereign Lord the King;" which, , .... . encct ori her, him-et es tapir, ; butt vise is generally . , 1 unseived to swtog ona cliattge of %stud. even with the City Solicitor, was grassed the sitting Magistrate, apes the with • light lire. V. She may always be seen i., I yeouraw;" this the perem so dm clear weather red crossing the water from the Poiot we the :9th December, a publication to Deport, or the cutitri.tv. wages on which the deponent soul .ievert ',pipet. bad been foetid mu- To gratify the wishes of some particular frierrs's, lisium mud blappherutpus Miele." i We 'Live lately lo , t.ii ifidneed to attend H A-leerin i s of -. .. era given to Malik', one of the City some philanthropic Gehl town at Mr. Worrtotlea !meant. Y.: wards appeared at tire her, having Pon, and with them to e xamine and rep ewl on st e profuse lions he had apprehended in emu, of papier in she cure of those dreadful scourges of the roma., tan of whose hahilioneate, and the ! race, Sc ofols and Cancer; and sltbuugh we name with are. ' e app ttttt ee denoted a degree of • amens' firmly Unpleased with the value of legitimate medi- Ilion, that marked hum oat as the t cal practice, which hem taught us to believe that scrofulous • I for soy peaceable undertaking by and eaneerou• diseases, when note established in the Immate ✓ an immediate relief to the moat i constituttou, were incurable; bust ens inspecting the deplor. 1 able rase" in progress of cure which eminent ractitionere - I affidavit on which it was issued ; have deemed inctiroble, and meting she lemons made by the I i be Wormer described as j liberal-minded Gentlemen who weekly inspect the mires, at rer'slatch, New-cut, Lambeth, in I elm hearing the account given by ionise patients. who halm oinan, was sworn, and stated—That ; been cored, and who are now in full beelth a n d vig our , we 1 was as just stated, and Mat he was t came from the Meeting folly ruuvhueed of the great impure. et , t h e p r immer. He went to Cat. ; ante so society of Mr. Worrutw's Merdmines, stud mode of 'Met-street, oar Saturday morning i ireatmeite.--Mr. WItITL•W'S Leetures on Botany mid sho . f al twelve o'clock, where he saw the 1 Phyttioltnit of Plante, a. applicable lii the various pompoms fur " The Address to the Reform. I of life, winded our 111041 particular Muslim*. his opium.," The Prisoner said he had sioue by ' being al vansoce with the most fashionable theory of the be (wieums) would call mtalu la the i prevent day. The grand test of opinions is sheir fruit, sod ice. He tailed again a fee toilsome I with no many imporrant facts before ns metier the truth t t ~ an d sit, the m a t , presets in the ; and "slue of MI. SVittiuivrii opinions, we putout NVkii.l teed for " she Athirem," which he i deciding in Ida rayon,. We hope she candid amt liberal put I ma Ourelmacd alum the I. Address ! of Bee community will give hum a fair upportuuity of pros id lekeeise "The Character of a I ing the true 1 . 011,11 , 111013 on which he testa his opiemora, and he paid sispeare. mud for the latter I the value of his Medreiues and mode of treatment, and we the " Address" now irliewn to the I have so doubt that the result of the wool rigid tummy 1114 i I shins he so pnretoured; and he was • he most honourable to Mr. WettLatellt earning, awed as elm perm,' who sold It to him: I prove the great value Rod importmee of hie Me declines' to Althrtnao Births) Robed what eri. asankkel. . 1 ....ma- . i ea I ,• ..- _ _ . . . . - . • • ... • -----.-- . . ..