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Al") , . • tg‘v! 144.4 t. 11.41 J St:!J hraVrt :.itt ortatill. at err -4...„ ; • ; 34„,„,4., v.:, NUMNWR 5559. • ' TElRArimitorAL, COY RNItGARDRA TO -MORROW. SATURDAY, Sept. will be perhaviat4 Skaksprerir's ('()NIEDY OF F..:RORS. Solimes, Doke of Epheine Mr. Evrtim Etres. Mr. (impalas; Arlipbolis of Eplw:sois, Mr. Darnall; Aelipholie of Syracuse, Mr. Jones; Monis of F.plaanas, Mr. W. rrn ; thorns° of Sparti.e, Mr. Blaachard. Milan; Fused ; Adriasa, bliss Greene (her Snit appears is character); Lotions, Miss grimmest. After which lb, (~..k Ballet of ANNETTF. AND LUBIN. To ("sande will, s Coolie Piece. in owe Kt, called A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. neef•eer Mr. Jones ; Laird Rivers Mr. Claremont. Ludy Iliselairth Freebie', at.. Gibbs. Delis, the reeves the Theatre bee bees entirely comma sod embellished. A superb emdesi Chow&lier„ on a novel principle, sionipletely mediated, has been construeied by Mr. West. Ornamental Lestrre, for WsipilEl.ta, marroind the D. - Circle. A see Drep Certain, from an original allit% painted by Mr. Psalm" A Private Box may he hsil fire the S.-.i* 4411.0 Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Dtlice. Pisces for lire Bests to be taken of Mr. Braude's, Box-Wier, Hari street, frees Tea till Four. Oo Monday, Virginias, or The Lilac-ration of ROW. THEATRE-ROYAL. HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Srpteseber49, will be perforated the Sinateal Eatertithreldhetiof •••••: ROSINA. Melville, Mr. Minstrel ; Capt. Melville Mr. Comer; liam, Mr. Barnard. Retina, Mies R. Melville, Demo, Kendall; Melte, Mrs. Juries. After which, the Comedy of SCHOOL FOR SCAN DAL. Sir Peter Teazle (Arm time), Mr. Terry; Sir Oliver Sir face, Mr. Younger; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. J. Russell; Joseph Surface, Mr Russell; Charles Sorfare, Mr. C. Kim ble ; Crabtree, Mr. Williams ; Cureless, Mr. Barnard; Mei* Mr. Oxberry. Lady Teazle, Mrs. C. limbic; Mrs. 010. - dour, Mrs. Gibbs; Maris, Mies Leigh. To rescinds with (6th time), a new Farce, in two ilete; OVER THE WATER! • The Principal atsreeters by Wieser,. J. Rersell, Chilterry, Williams, Hitionsood, Mrs. Baker, Min R. Corti, sod Jones. Co :. r • st Pike—Boum 3c—First Gallery, Ma &Toad Gallery, la. Second Prim— Ram 111 Olt.— rib, la. 6d.—First —5. coud Gallery, 11. t. Second Price will esithiMmee. every Evening preeiself i lt Nine u'Clock. a• daces fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Maisieglem‘ al ; it. Theatre. A P. 'ovate Rex rosy be but, •ightly, by oppikmiou Box office. The Duors to be opened at Half past Six u•Cloek, asell Performance to begirt at Saves. . "lo.snorrow, The Dersura—Eacliasge DO Robbery—m 4 ellrr the Water. THEATAB-WIYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-ROUSE, STRAND. r r illlS EVENING ? FL,IDAY, September 29, Ja. win he perfeseseA, lath Ogee, • cow Operatic Drams it three sets relied THE BARON DE TRENCK. The Barra Dc Treisek, 111 r. T. P. Cooke; Commsuasot of Chez, Mr. Kabalism; *oniony Swarm. Mr. Hanky; 11..iowel &bell, Alin Kelly; Haas, Mr. Whittles; Mieberli Mr. Brusdbin a. Eugenia, Baroness of Lleolurc Miss Carew; Sosephiav, Miss Love ; Cala*, Mrs. Jerrold ; Newisclie, M ism 1. Steve/New. •fter 34th lime, • new Romantic Melodrama, is Hate parts, funded on the celebrated Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Characte re in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Lade klaresert, Mrs. %V. S. Chatterley; Voids, Miss Love; Ariel, Alias Wommeo. Characters in the Drsens—Rstheen, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Pearman; McSwill, Mr. Hailey. Lady Masgarel, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bride, Mrs. Jerrold; Effie, Miss I. Steveoson. •" • • DOW open in Half-pis( Sir, and At Priorissice M Sow gin at Seveu. To morlyn t Free and Eley—The Ppmlisory Npat.imbdi The raisin's.. VAN YOU ESITATE? --Duly 7,600 - ILI Tickets in the whole Lottery, 4,5041 of them sure to ba drawn First Day; and all these 4,500 Ticteta are sure to be -Praura, NEXT THURSDAY (sth October), if the p•lblic *rail themselves of the Consraciui's offer.— fuer Ski Sehenu.) These Tickets will also include Two of 10,0001. whieb are sure to be drawn in the first 15 minutes. Eat it utast he recollected that these adirantsues wily attach to she First Day, and yes cannot obtain them after; an im mediate purchase is therefore rut only advisable, bet Wise. TWO Prizes of TWO Prizes of ace. ice. All Sterling Monry.—Only 7,000 TIAN/. Tickets and Stares are selling by 191511, Contractor for another Lottery, 4, Cornhill, wad 9, Chtring.croas, , who sold wort Mao HALF TIM CAPITALS of the l i alttery; and by all his Agents in the Country. .•- THURSDAY NEXT. I Prises a ..../20,000 ...ere,,a4f1,040 • ' it ' 4• • 10, 0 0 0 ' ' • SIAS i -,'" ~, • I • l.OOO ..,.. 0,000 ..,. 2". s .. ... ...... 600 l ,O OO ;. ISl' ho . • .. 900 to 16.... 18.200 • ___ 41.111 Wanks, worth 14 each ..... 513,800 SWIFT mid CO. tecootmeoci this SelwmP to the attention of the Pablie.—Twn Prises of 10,0001. most be drawn the Pint Day (sth October), and Ikelaukt drawn on that Day will have • Second Chance of all Ma Capital and other Prows in the ‘Ylteet, or they natty be sold at the rate of 141 per Tiefret, as explained in the Schemes amen at SWIFT and CO.'s Old and' Fortunate Mikes, 11, Poultry; 12, Chasiag.crass ; and 31, Aldgate High. street. THE DAY IS AT HAND, And the Opportunity uuir offered any sever occur spin. (See the Scheme.) ALL PRIZES NEXT THURSDAY (if the Public evert themselves of thr Costractrir's offer), 4.500 Tiekris sure to be &sou, sad TWO 10,0001.' is the First Quarter of an Hoer. Tu secure the alture, buy before NEXT THURSDAY, (5t b OCTOBER). TWO .... gio.ooo I TWO .... Rio,ouo ke. All rMr►ling Mosey!—Only 7,600 Ticiets. rear% sodllisres are &Wog by J. end J. SIIIEVIRIGHT, . . . 37, Coreltill; 30, Haymarket ; sod 11, Hulbert'; 1141, Oxford-won ; Vise &seed sad Reid ire the I..otiery jest ended. Re. 135. ' lt. S She,,. 110,000 3, 0 3 6 ......14 IS Mores £10,510 Aud various ether Grinds 611 UM '••••' -• ; • • 11111111 " ff 's • • • , • rt.,R o• THIRD DAY.—THURSDAY, Sertgaibta 21. .11• The Earl of Carhainpion did sot attend. The President nifurnird the Court that be received a Ire. ter here a Mr. Harris, the horse-dealer, vein waa 11.111111101114 as a whores, requceting Ant he might ha esoueneed that day, as he was usder contract so provide berate foe srwwal regiments of cavalry, and if he was drtalined In town Sourer, it would be the 1111111111, or preventing hies s. fulfilling hie contract which would prove injurious ere his Illajeweeir =w eir*. contract, 1 3 reollent /hen inquired Solicitor, sad of Calcitic.% French, to ashen this person war aunenionrd. : Lieutenaut.Culurvel .`reach said shit bourne thilialwewed fie hi., asd he was a moot material rime' Ine his idelkses to the fifth charge. The Earl 4.olefUenrion'a Solicitor said be Wahl have uo objectifies to pious the fifth charge, after the evidence of the present wow was closed ; and if the evidence bre she presecistiewattles fifth charge was closed in the eneree of the day, WNW French would have it in his pewee an Is. sindiattly enassine Ur. Harris to the fifth charp. Cornet H. A. Langley more. Pow lour have yuu been in the tegiutent ? Between •thol, \l four years. Phi Lieutenant Colossi Frverh ever sell you bones, *WA he did, when ? He sold taw fuer horses. Is the last three years? Nu; °lily two in this last three yearn. Du you know of any persons t d elbotil ifirmekaohl bones to, in the last three years? Specify to whom Culouel French • to Corset Bryan Corbel Hall, Lieuteaant Kington, asd other O. eerie, whose names I do nut now recollect. Was Lleutenast-Colour French in the habit of strewing his hones in the barrack-yard, to Officers sad strangers, for sale? I bare seen him shim his horsee in Me barrack-yard to Officers, but never to strangers. Do you know that, Colonel Fres*, when Ise did so Ai. Mahone, to Offic.rs, wbettrer it was tor the porpoise of able! I cannot say. Was it well known in the regiment that Colonel French had always, or Meant always, horses for sate ? lam sure I do not know. Did you consider that Lieutenant-C.ol4nel French openly and publicly dealt in horses, by keeping in bis stables, in the respective b works of the regiment, divers bones for sale, in the last three year., to the great render and dia. credit of the service., and to the prejudice of good order and military discipline? Certainly not. - - Cross. exonsinalior. Did you request of Colonel French to sell you a grey horse; one of those iii question? Yes; I did. What price did you offer Colonel French fur the grey horse ? Sixty guineas; ■nd the Colonel told Mt the offer was so that I should have the boric for Ility.five guinea.. . Were you satisfied with the horses CAllgeie French mid yon? Very much. • Did you sell the horses Slain; outll It pee did, dill you love or mike m ury of them ! 1 made 111 r both. Mr. Airlantter Drymer, sex. mom Where do you rrsi& Al bath. Have you a ion • Cu ret% itt the Sixth Dragoon Guards I have. When did your son first juin the regiment ? In the month of Au4ust, 1819. Did you, previous to your sou's joining the regiment,, re. ceive any letter from Lieut.-Colonel French, offering to sell you a horse as charger En. your sun ? I had the honour, in the beginning of Juue, ur receivieg a letter from Colonel French, informing me of the necessaries proper to equip toy son fur the regimeut. Dave you got that letter! I have, but not ahead enc. The Judge Advocate—lf the letter is in existeore, the witness cannot be examined as to the contents of it without the lone is produced in Court. The President said he was not a Lawyer, but he thought they might go ou examining the witness without the pro duction of the lette►. _ .. The Judge Advocate was compelled to my, that the Court could not ; the willies' then offered to call fur the letter, which the Court cuost tiled to. Irehrioaro-Sarsmort Heywood sworn. - . flow loug have you bens is ii i regiment 1 Sete, years and a half. Were you with the regiment between the months of Augur?, 1817, loud .I.sne, 1818, at Manchester I was. Do yon recollect Colonel French ielling and buying horses in that time ? I recollect his selling horses, but Idu not recollect the particular time. Did he sell tune horse in that period to Lieuteuant Finch ? 1 think Lirut.-Colunc! French did sell a horse in that time to Licutentut Finch, but I am not certain. DJ you karma that Colonel French did sell lotuses to any person or persons iu the last three years? He geld waft's! huts i. To whom ? 1 do nut recollect ; he sold some Ia cOrlitt Hall, Cornet Brynr.r, and Lieutenant kington. Do you, recollect. any other parson Cohwl r9gigeb - tilskl horses to? Lirolrnaut Nooth. tVere you at Dir iiiii %liana with the emblems des the months ofJuly, 1819, and July, 1820? 1 wee. • . Do you know Brooks of Birmingham? I have sees him. Do you know whether Colonel French sold a horse to that Gentleman ? lie did. %Viten ? In loe year 1919. DA Colonel 1 , 1,04 k, iii the Nat three years, tell a horse to Major Carmichael? 1 Jo out hamar it oaf myself; 1 beard the Colonel did. • Col o nel French sell a berm to Mr. Dell? I was ill at Use time, sail du tut knew ed ersy owes knowledge. Did be avil a horse to 1 iessi.-Grafteral Based? Ysl.. 'lo Mr. WillitlOCk Yee. To Lieut. (11..tirrs1 Sir Audrey Deraard ? Yes. Did these sales lake place within these last three years? Do you bum whether Culoorl Roach sold bosun to say olber promos daring that period! I.& sot recollect. Did eel Colossi Freeekoell • barn to Certain 11I'DimaU? out present, . 'teat habit and preetika et Colonel Fresh Satedloes banes, trails thee% pot them is coed no. 4elfadopil Ilsro sell thee, ? Ho ',Novelly Gehl his boogie; ' col istatte tbri trek in good eooilitiee or not I cannot say, for be-frequently purchased horses, and weld thew at dilkr eat times. The Prssidrot—Wbeis this enitotinatloo is to rod I sin at a less kr hon. ; the witness. says that Colonel French bought horses, hut whether be knolls* them t.r salc, hr cna oei tel or whether when sod (hey Sere well conditioned or not. The Presecutor is actually csoss.eitionsittc his own nitres*. I merely tbrow this Sal, for it is sot my del, to Napkin' in tskiog what coaroe .4 ra 5113614641141_ Me pleases. Did Cotowel French ever well a horse to Mr. Parrot, • hoesurelentet? 1 believe Mr. Parrot did buy a horse front the Crelowel, but Ida nut believe he bought it for himself. Did it ever happes to Colonel French, erbele he bad berme is his stables, 'that he was obliged to barrow • horse es a cherry, fur regimaital duly ? He never to my knowledge was without a charger.. '- . Did you ever iced Co gel Feels& a home yourself? I did, bat he hod horses at the same time fit for regimentsl duly. "Hod be chargers at she time! 1 should ca ste& his I beeves were chargers. I ••111s eeevinary Seirtema, had you the irspectim of the 1 011leee • horses! Every 011eee is eke mistiest, sneers he bile.* i borer, asked nee ltilleogest him, for the reepowe of Wing if he was sonwd. .. i. , -• Wee it notorines to she eegbillfill Heat (,i eel Preach bed horses always for sole! ~: The President ordered the Oteletto be clewed, sad when we were re-admitted, the Ilimehie was not spiv put to the witness. Were you requested by Calmsel French to go from Bir mingham to Glosseestersitire to look out for horses fur him? Colonel French never sent me to Oloseemereltire to look out for bones for him. 1 west te Gleseceeteeshive me my private business. I told Coifed French, on my retort' to head. quarter, that there weeolhom or ibur harem its Moat iron of the ~id, sod 1 reettesterded him to buy theta. I sever was sent by Colour. Frisch to tilkotrestersildre. or elsewhere, for the purpose of looking out for horse*. I was Nut coin. saimiessed, I volunteered lu the ceiesiouoication that I give the Celowet. iVere the horses you have been speaking of actually per. chased by Cult/Gel French! Fee, three of these were. Do you time what colonel Fencer sled wish them, were. Hot be bed them broke for charger'', or broke for sale ? The horses were much admired by the Officers of the rig mews, and I believe they requested of she Colonel to be allowed to I purchase them. 1 do sot recollect how Nog the Colouel kept them 'refute be parted with them • • Where they in fact sold! They were. To whim? Lieut. Nuoth and Corset Beymer. Do you remember what price Colonel French paid for the horse,'? 1 reeolleet the price he paid fur the owe be mild to Corlett Bremer, it was 60 guineas or pounds. What did he pay for the horse be suld to Lieut. Nouth? Ahem 60 guineas; I cannot my exactly. i Do you know .whet Lieut. Nuoth gave Colonel French for Ilse horse? lemons,' say what price Lieut. Nouth paid for the borer. Did Colonel French, when he parted wish his horses, Ily make a profit, sod if so, was that profit cyan. bee? I do not know what Culooel French sold his horses Did you ever sell any horse or horses for Colonel French *ever, to my kuowleilge. Did you ever to to a fair with Colooel French? Once; to a place near where my friends lived, but it was private business look me there. Did Colonel French purchase any horses at that fair? He boutht one. Did yuu buy any horse at that fair! 1 also bought one at tue request of Colonel French, as I knew the Gentlentaa who had the horse for sale. Whit wax the price you paid for the horse? It was 9 mare ; the saint that Was afterwards sold by Colonel Fre u d to Lieut. Natoli'. 1 paid about 601. for her. Do you know the price paid by Colonel French for the horse be bought at the fair? 1 was sot wills him when hi purchased the Isotope. What became of that horse? Colonel Fiench sold hits ha Corset Hall. The Corset was thee cleared fur iheen minutes. Die Witness re-coiled. Do you consider that Lieut.-C010...1 French openly sad publicly drat its horses, by keeping in his stables at the respective harm kg aril stations of the regimeut, dorm horses forfit.- in the last three yearn, to the great scandal an.% discredit of the service, and to the pojud.ee of good order and military discipline! Certaisly out; must cer tainly not. By the Court—Can you tell of your own knowledge what number of horses Lieut.-Colonel French usually kept in his stable at the barracks at she lame time? Generally three sod a puny; never owe than four sod a pony. For what purpose did you en horn Birmingham to Clot,. cestershirc ? To see my father before his death; hr was ex tremely ill; and after his death 1 went two or three times to alerige my private affairs. Nr. Brymer, sea. reralkd. Have yon found the letter you rec. ivid from Colonel Freuch? I have. By the Court—Pot in the letter; which the witness ac; COrdingly did. Colonel French admitted that the letter was his writing. The wither' said he had marked the limes of the letter wh•cla applied to the present charge. Colonel Feesch eapreased hie desire that the whole letter might be read, for the purpose of the Csurt beteg pot is pos session of its geodes' import. ' The JuilgsAdvireate then read the letter : It sated fist it would be seseery he she witless to allow Isis son, sin joining the regime:et, SOW. per assuum; thee gave a bat of the ankles eccesuney bre him So have; two regimental Angers, of peeps lies and Ise-bred; that he (Coteee4 Foods) had ens be eamid 1116111aleined WIN et 70 leiereo• be was seedy heels for the webs; aid if •helheed a Sari berm Ss swell slogis die illaree . see, be tereld be happy is elesseasliiit biatealheb . . . Did you ever metre any ether knee fres Col. French . Haw bog have you ! Twelve Igginhe the 14:h of last mouth • Did your Utile, pant** two linnets front I.ireelltept Cols/mei Preach preetrae,,llo your juinieg the regimes'' He did. Did the horses sewer the description gives of them :4 Liestmant.Colowel Freed'' They did. IfeW knit dill gnu keep them ! I hem oneof they rove. lire fang Is 'it since yens parted with the other' About , tin or three m oaths after' I joined the Tu whom did yes flifirmie of it ! 1 Geld it to Mr. Ma u l. r a latose.slealer, Aar TOf. What was the canoe of your parsing with hit s Ste- Maws* he ran away with my em vent, madam with nnyliet Was the horse, whew mtechward from I,leatenseitsColusiel Freseh, Gt for the roar es A efinflefT ? I had no lappets us; nity of brewing, for 1 had uN j demi the regiment. Was hem whits yin, joined liar resistless! I do not lan o fir t amer rode Met ie the make. What price did your father pet for the horse that raw away with you sad your stream ! Eighty guineas. Crou-ceastincifton. What priee'did /one Brother offer yea for the run sw•y home' I am sire if I had sold it to hint hr would have Riles lie one Imitated guineas fax him. When lie mw Norm I would not have pasted with it for any sons of mone;. What value at, yea put De the other horse that your father purchased friMa Lseet..Colunel Preach, and which '• sow is poise posit:44? I have Would sleety guineas far hint. I wasted ort=ed mid twenty guinea,. fa that horse s ! As perfecta oaf as any in the regiment. Dues she caret fpalketelif' 1 . 0 She does. I have run her at three tura, all of *Sidi she woe, use of thins being a sweet. stakes. Hy the CoOrt—At the time the horse rim sway with ran, had you been dismissed frets the r;disg drills of the reg;. meet t I bad not. Do pie think, it you coati' lave rode as well then as you de' now, that the hersS wield Mae ewe away *ith you' I I cannot say : IM hoarse being broke, is as a charter, the curb mule his mouth sore, sad if it was not fur that, I do sot think he would have ran away with me. Mr. Calton was thee called, bat the orderly S•rjealat mated that hr was not in attendance: The Judge Advocate stated that he had rec. iced Imo" from this Gentlemen; mentioning he was one of the Socially of Quakers, mail could nut take an owls. Thr affirmation of Qii:ikers was taken in civil procreator, but UVVer in cr iai:. ✓at non. The Earl of Carlsamptua's Solicitor observed, that he did nut hold with the opinion delivered by the Learned Adati catelitner..l. The President was not saddled that the prosecutor st.uu4i be deprived 'of the evitieuce of Mr.-Calion. The Judge-Adrucate--Evidence of • witness can't"( be taken on affil mallet. in such a proceeding as this I e member in one instance where evidence was ailmititsd, tut it was by the conseut of the sermier and sernaod ; but it was neither taken on oath or affirmation. l believe the prosecutor dues not press fur the esanatualion of this Gen. Hesse. The President—l think we ought to have the opinion of the Advocate-Central on this gee , tion, The Judge Advocate—l have had it. The upi4ioii alit I delivered to the Covet is his. 't he President—l am out esieseiona that this is a criminal proceeding—no life can be affected by it. Yon hail heft. r put the question to the accuser and the accused, whither they would waive the examination of this - Getith min. * The Earl of Ceilhaniptou's Solicitor observed, he waled submit to sty order the Court might think proper to make; taut he could nut consent, wlthour first having the authority of his Noble Client for that purpose. lie hail nu thjectivit the questiuu should stead won until to morrow morning. The President—Let it stead over mud morning. in the mean time let it be astertaiited, whether the evideuce (Knits f3etillenaso, ou affirmatioa, can be admitted or out. FIFTH CFI ARC E. • l'oreet Martin swore. The Judge-Advocate read the charge:— " Fur unjustifiable conduct aa Commanding Officer, in having selected Irons a hut eminent horses that j• k ined tie regiment at Mauchestte, on the Y7th of Anus*, tit the year 1817 i one brown horse, and selling the 'awe to Major Hart ley, of the regiment, about the lit of &Wait,- r, fur thirty (inseam, thereby making an undue pre fit of five . gut saws 'by a troop burst, porches. d for the public asraii-e at twenty Its guinea; to the great scandal and discredit of the service, and unbecoming the character of a Cominandtalt Officer." Do you remember any tots of troop horses juin;tag the regiment in the last three years' Yes, *eventl lots of :two, horses. Do yen reculleet a lot of troop horsey joining the regimes' in she month of August ! I dn. Du yin, remember a brown honk that was among them ? 1 .in recollect a brown hewer. Do you recollect the paetimalar circumstance 'of the sale of that home? I recollect Major Hartley lits)•..o( stir tt ono horse, that came with that Mt of troop Isms" Ire. leatiihe I Friends. • What price did Ilsjor Hartley giVir•Caleeel Facia to that bone? Thing - sinew. rill l amillledged ',hoc what Calomel Frew* said to ore es that ettssion w tbs COW i, 1 will relate it. Judie Advoessie-,Yoti are tested to Mate it, for buy sh.eg Colonel Freed said ter gesPetrille 'emiale;t of dui charge is geed io evidence. • : • • Wet H a trot* ham that Coined Preemlimsei Hanle!? Heave me how:ledge mageelf el it, escapt Caluoarl Freed, edit var. u . • IM be Weems gee it we Wee! He did set. Hue what Calomel . ikttiral gait' He salted my •to gu into OW mille-ima belt at lbw braes horse. lie Ibis told use balgillemilllism Wile* Hsetky fee chow guineas; at the semic. 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He my. r 4 if id 041.1.1041010101.11114, . • • i, .! • a ,., ~,, ye ., ..„„;„„, a . ~,,„„ ~,,.e „ ., ......, Lim Great Queen-street, till TO•AIOWROW EVENING. " 1 1 1 " 1 "" : • . _ . 11 0 e..dore si.-It woe susseskinfly • imi : • ran Dlr. illayor I t k the fiber% Y - to slate that c 'is 4; 7 etil of a ' lied/ Ladies aaa G1d1ika1e " ...11411"4114 a". " "Ps" i i the h e _ w6v for C I: I° M r .l l r have releb setru e ""eil lii* alf.F 4 7. n lti a o ul ho t i r a tea sh o r tal b : "'ll iad I o r it lir i ol l' ity"ser . h.*, :k ... •I" it ti. be lie bail- , on spli;tbolia 'private mount of d ie dasiroidsbly proem my drawling a • Ci ' ainaini and De P llsli " l° Br*labligra " ' law ' -" '. W. Fie. intlEcieot pertiose of Nee to the inaportant ditties •aa Cid+ f might* nod 4404144. td preketat tie ow% ova rettorsterl tumid- . 'The Judo dokoneriditelte latter iI: aritnewleOrd the ' .. 91 4 era P d a lt i strin• 1 and I kii•hbll regretted that my twice" o• ' nimilicaleShrk IStristieS as "1".1F 414- " l" " iiii "' "lir" 111" . illi. r e l rill ".dirri6irib :e 'd4r wel: 44l4r esd7 sif-. lswr :ir.‘ll •ry.... itt?. aud f tif iliv en e s h iv e r t resre e••••- t " wit eei wor P. et ; It a t i"ger". W U. 11"im pteetienw e.°91em ot the :i 4u to. till o. ci t e:l7 l oot, is in plitt that oreasioti nimbi ie dinweworii with. I orlioowledri hery't'i t he Camunillts "t• ""•• Tos‘Puir is soilMr 16 0 L thee. tor oak. ..e... ••••. „„ )t b theebreteeme aim re „ winged I . , hie r . vest wish Off Necessary •rrastrmeulls may ho made review' to.. yoor naval kindness and liberality, and it I. the rewtotoa e r ° "'"'"'" Lur Ike Peeteeelk" SOW akelkireglereel-' ll l l ll. • brume of tide vaiee k „ wan . ase ki awe that it wilt ma . u Clinic on MONDAY AIORNI NG- 141110,70.,44 ~.1,-... ' " "liWil . .Wwed .rt"lai liklir a rt fa l r ili sale o . a a t ud as o i t f othor f* ast11:? 11s k tie W hi'lli o th r i"jib t il i reC• hod i'.lll..llll.4l llll .l"l. • "l" te: " lll l2l :e llihet to .l he1 1 1 1: 11""ilif' arit " oros - "1 F • .. f 1 : .: f . ; :i '45 1ie 11 i t5. ,..: 411‘41 .) : . 7 4, .. - • recoamosiod for WI snot at is serialist etswger ; hr berm ;,,-'• ailed sail the eoseittit year that I as mirk year oollfrary. - GUILDHALL, .LAlNSitull o • :,.,.. ', . ,;:,". • f 44 14 otitlitlet sop 11?"••• .1 .1400 14P et - COi r mem tbelserve for Ibis st elglsty goiter**. • with the hope of beim state ho deoeirarge ,be deters of the ' - . - • :Soak liel.rhedirt. 'aloe be *Owe/ lb.* wet is dor high station to be Sited up go "May, with eagiafactioll to • ' . Simone& 111.11111111 -.. The niters, stoat obit the illeutiorlog the •teoed changer lemmas.. myst ic or l o a maws ., carmirtmkst it, that ameast sed 1111-1 E .•COII Al ITT EE • ton &aril MO the . r 11. 4 1. 1 .4 11 '1" 1 " '''• "" 6 :1 -4 • " 1 " 44 • 111 ! I ll= -by 0 ,1 ”. 1 Two.* ir" Ceara 4 his (Ike Irtine. oo ) kin!. . 4 .•Alesitteatod at Ninillattous So mg • loom hew Ow I bought !soh the ebergeso, nod ditty fowled out to sip wigwams soai l l e ly 7 mkt b e l ong . s e ob i 0 44 e t re ... chi v y- IL OITYR LANDS will toed sell 1l IR:v* l u • bet y 4.. i b e y r O od obpoituo . 4.01[11171.14, the vier pa n, id aw c l ui t:2 w r ov remi, hl e i r: l cl ai l !in. esist,; , f mew de' bloginesse. lot whil e th ee enee tt ett e mime o t h ete to t h e . DAY. the 1241 day of Oetobw •rholtaarlotairtoek at . L ., r es? Yrs, it lima. tibial.) sad j os s f lo s ego o f my B iwt b ris a 0 .. laoaryt t• Noun, to Sell by Politic Similes. Lk ow Plus of Ouse • f iZ . 1 0 , 1 1 4 . I .:__ 4 ,____ liellti ree lewis ils" iisivs Met /ii. Wad Whet wrier did in, give Culonti rrnrch tore bodllatrd' • fle. and Iwo yet to odd, iharghoold• poor astfroquo appear to be .of lint tillr QltlitArt and FRU''' . ' T Id et IIW. 00 r,.4,4 r. Whole ?1 do oat tome. • ' , roe Aerie, for thew thot to weenthosed to Cole/yilftatiMVo Ile* W ., _e k t arukilldly ill oak Ettrowe, it Is soy rewaludoo not to shrink of LP vuN , tby die 41 • ash sit Hr. 4oint tofi. ... • f Ai p. his owe ohm . ow ,. Tr . : . . No .411,010 1.40419 soy alumina of dotg with wields you imp unmet m e • . ! . ash Soothatts i g i l i alVerklo .... ., ip at ir tfa in tedeort&lbair *liinfl .,. i t v 0 , undiosslnewinssi is cidsoot 'meet v oi. i i i a :A b Oie i . ...... kl_. _ sod Iso prepared totoolostbo soesteet untoidien of poresenult .71.7 a ...lia ellgellelliMPßA•d esiesticto rket rwilsers dir wl a llor ke l ( 141 .6imem ibilitiee 1 7 elates: ,: ..; _ _ l . \ 5'....44 , 14... . JOS. IV ' lint/lib ilapinstetAlme- b e iiii bo o . boo wing. figesea'egiaggi $4l lailtif ~ sot Nis bemuse of codusistricotior With f i.• ' IP a - "‘"1• 11 Cutlitlr 1TIM! ' I ktotteti ark - • 2 ' 1111016e1 French until I received his l e of 24 5...'. ..a r *P' -te ) 14 1P.1 1 1 1010 • I ban Ho boiler to be, ' .'" ' " • ...II 4 ... i Hoer *sal lo.Lieutessist Nooili ? Two se Ante. ofoliipt coseitored itie • calm of my bbtfog bees hosiene.d' . 4 ... t- • COUR r 144 8 T 1.4 I-, . . Hui, noisy le Corset Berner? Teo. with that letter was . dint ony sup had been sootily owes= po i li k blif i. id ~ Oliget.an so -, ' ~;.; s.. 1.4 :•.• , :., ! Did Color,' Freund' row tell latwera to loonie.deoleto ? He ei ",d z .d ti , t i e c ateed. --....--,-- r.. 4 4 . Toot obedient sod inoet ' faidilitilittia, : ‘e • i -• • . - eicboottod .ere with Hr. Holly a den* ; 1 ant wet sin be . . CH RIsTOPH ER 411411111111AY. s . (Cretintsed from our Papar of risteratty) did so for I was nut present, Ism I was told he did. Ceres( firmer sworn. glows' than' NI s•lf t. , ot. :10 , .;o. I I tit t r 1104. e W tbe Or stay of 4b. My, r ►t what 'lt 1 oared bone. a filmy world Or 4 li. illeve.! 14•11161 p r s .e4 „al • This . daY Is published, price . * TUX EDINBURGH REVIEW; On Criti cal Journal. No. LXVII. CaiwTricrs:-1. Franee.-4. Classification of Rucks-- K Plan fer a Comutatitior of Tithes —4. Fariagtoe's Life ofSirJosbaa Reynolds.-6. Berckhardes Trowels in Nubia...-. 6. Edgeworth's Memolrs.-7. llogg's Jacobite . Relics.— e. Tbe Sketch Beek, by Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.-4. Aa. cient .Laws of the beandiaaviatis Keate's Poems.— IT. The new Plan of Education for England.—Quarterly List of New Publications. • Printed fur Archibald Constable sad Co. Edinburgh; and Lowman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, aud Brown, London. Of whom say be bad, all the preceding Numbers. THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. X. fur October, published by Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, eilanllsias the following Articles:—l. Lion's Head-2. Ox. I art Is the Vaestion-3. Old Stories, No. 11. Guido the the Parrot of. L. Pisklandrinsa...4. Table •Taik, N.. IV. en the present Nate of Parliamentary Eloquence— B. The Garden-6. The Cider Cellar-7. Uebtenbcres De ' leritAloor or Hogrrill'a Works, No. 11. the Rake's Progress —7. The Ape-8. Oehlemichliger's Correggio—O. Sonnet, . the Leaves are falling—lo Lodoiska and bee Daughter, by Mad. de Is Moue Fougne—ll. Ou the Character and Writing. of James Shirley, No. 111 .-12. glee Gagtpx -13. Os the Crow gime between the Character and Poetry of Natinns-14. The Abbot, by the Author of " Waverley"— IS. The Coliector, No. VII.-16. The Drama.-17. Reports of Music—lB. Gleanings from Foreign Journals-19. Lite • my and Scientific Intelligence-20. Historical and Critical Summary of Public Events-21. Agricultural Report -22. 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