The Sun. — London, England, 1820-12-16 00:00:00

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Nx.T , Aißzit 8832.] 'PAYMENT cif' LOTTERY,, LOTTERY-OFFICE, 50NIERSET-I'I.A.CE, •:':ouiTomd-tauli..E, LONDON, I)ecenrber 13, -189.0. .Oritev' of the tiortAhe Gorn rilissit,iwri,`Ns Mitj'esty'ir Gusto ins,) .arts, CI,IIS DAY the 441.5 t,, am] .FRIDAY the 22d_Imtant, at Une.o'CluO: in the 'AfternO,ort ifrecisely; at ?lie Sale Itoonis, f01.1,,,MV,*(; tiOODs , , • For ..ENPORTATION itidia'and , other . iirohibited Goods, Witte, 'Book*, tires, &c. • For 1-10NIV, ..qoNsugr,rtoks;- - qoyts Boraqc Acid, one, in a Lot, about six hundred weight each ; and dther • Linen Drapery , -; Silver Plate, - Jewliftery, Straw ':'issue, Faruiire Skims, I , nr ; Linings, 1-lettrpstgr. Snit:_ Wolin Out Books, Pictures, Pi ints, S!ririts, Wine ; .Vi - ssy! called tire" Diligent, 'fa pli , ea, <lover .Set , il; Essesice. , i , f Sprnee,.. Horsehair, arid suudry, .tither Cirth.i4.Mmteritiopt!,it,:t the ENG-14 Sit .LI T ERATI)II,E. • - DUTIES, iTe viewed •:ei)l);lecq,. around, Tlot e IVareflOkise , and' (jei I a rA. ; and London ,•• SatO N rdiq the liitit..ohdqy the tklttt, Tnestky the. ;4th,,1 a'nzi . tV,edne!ial-ay the i ; or.li 'astrto., trout Ten o'Glock in Morniop• to Three in the N. B. Goods bought at this Salt must he .paid :or : at • the : an() roriritnt i 5 0 tier Ctzsloot-iiati§e, un tit 0 ; 311! .' y, I t•l'2. I , the Deptislib ota - d tbeikki absolniely become fotteiitd. • Catalogle4 to he hard at tis - eKing7s Warehouse, Guston)7 oti Friday, the Gusto -1 instant, price One . .. 4 i r hining ettelt. • . . URGESS'SI , NEW S . .tIJGE Getlrid l'u'rposes, having; git co- such great approbation : , arid the dernand,for it con.pitkiii!* and SON: beg most reipvtfully to otter this their hest ac knowledgwents to • for their • liberal putrunarX•of the.sarne : it6.utikty artd ..gre.;xt cenvenienee has reeow mended it to the nioA foreign cun- Who.bave all spoken big*hly in • its 'recolutnetcciatioh. It is iirepared hy - thent ONLY ; lor prevriting disappoint-. went to,families, all possible care has. beets resorted to . by •eacb . riottle being. seated upon the cork with thtir ffrin arid aildiess; as well as eachlith-el having • their" signature, 'with- • out which it.cann.ot he genuine.. . - • , . JOHN BIJKOESS and SON 'long established and much esteemed SSENCE'of ANCHOVIES, continues' to be pre pared by.ttrein after the - .sanie tumuli: that has given the. , rreatest satisfaction. for many years. iiTarelionse,.lo7, Ilex -if the Savoy-steps, London. (The Orig.inal Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) - • Dec. 15, 11:10. 1 1 1 8E COMMISSIONERS piv>4 . 3 l far .IsIA.KSIG the LOTTE itl E.S du heteby,give 4- !'t NallkberS . f .TIC-KETS and thereof in • all )). 41 sig OtVeries inay be examined at - ibis• o . tceTevery.day ' etkc,,O the hours of Ten and glace, With, their Registers of 13 enefits and Blanks. - 4 7d' the COMMISSIONERS aPpointed to take - in the 11C 'N'Erger TICKrrS- of the slx:rli Lo - rrE;lnr for • - 110, • - hereby giv; Notice, That they wilt, atttleiti at their t11}14 , 4, in SO - orarsit-'.'ace, on THURSDAY , th e tltli day of "'Lawny next from Eleven o'Cluck in the Forenoon tia One cklu i.kitt - ifit.- : Aftertrtion, to take in atitl•enfer:th (-4115 of the said Lottery, to be. r exchanier.y , rr pursuant to the .Act of •Parliantent in tliat ttc Half. And , foe fin tliW disvitch thererif, the said COMMISSION # ll .l 7 ttelia Bnd enter. tae BEN Er 1T '421."-' , •&i , . cf 14 " tit one seat,'-,,^;d. , rl;e Benefit Tickets of CLIZA 1:1„ at : r. ' i lterscat .; and It pet - SOILS pos.eSsed'tlicrT4 ji th Witit _their Tickets separate LiSts thereof, -marked 4114 soused in. numerical order, distingrti,lti; , g Stock "NM litirtev Prizes,' adapted to each'of the said seats ; and It :Old bottom of each of:the said tisii to write:the name ant i. l .DrOPer additions , of tits person entitled to the .v:iltte. of I tit said Ticitefs. - 'lnd the said COMMISIVN . F.RS also give further 'notice, - . /i it 'Certificates. for' the value of the said Tickets w ill be de -1"rtl •t tat itit i‘101 1 41)/i - Y,•.ilte 15th day-of January next, - at IN utnl, after which the said COMMISSIONERS will :take ai 'd:enter'.ticicets in' their banal Monthly entry;' and air Plzfg u ' dtsitt4.-4 - to 'observe-they Most 'bring •duplicates ,off ti E's' List s-i,vben they come fof their - Certif. `r tre (.I.)myflssioNErts also gire further nidiee,.That ,r ck jti broOgtit to thit Oitic,c for Payment ; the Chicks of which are tuFp-or' deitroyed, will not be entered for payment; with.: I "i'Buttll 1164: iiVesn'to'itulemnify the said COMMISSION . 1114 for gra:Ail - 1g Certificates for the same. J k ,..„ - ABLE LIVE and DEAD FARMING .510(.,K, 1.3.1 . 1.LV1Nc.;. and I)AMY UTEN IL4 and INIf'LEMEN'I'S, ai B:irrEr. ABBEY, in tk-USgI:X TO BE SOLD AY AUCTION, 13 Y Mt. WiLLOCX., on: the Pr....mists, the beginning of January, • HE Litt , k e. and vtr,v Valuable FARM- . . • a • iNG.STOcfc, and a varivty ,of E'FFECT'S at BATTEL 1 , ( 4 .,x,. .0 EY and a t DOWN BARN FARNI, contiguous to the (,„„" 134 ttel, b'ttwten llobettsbridge and Ilasitngs.,, tlie. b t ,r 4 tY :Sttsiiex . , consisting of fourteen Cart-horses,;saddle ttv Colts, and Ponies,-seven s Sheet Cow s , two other Cows,, (' H eiftrs, arid Yearlitig Calves, two Shept,Mullis, five . p , ;.. ".‘ OX.rj)lll,wardill A , - tinc hundred "Sheep arid • two ;tows, and eiiteeiiSioit; Pig's: rreat number To hies, Geese, Duels,, Ponitry„ , ti j NorWay Eagle, fifteen brace .of most Itean , , Z fie • L7l ' e l atall'heamtnts„ a lito,dred and. tliirtS , tt?tis of. tit M low 1-1 • fi'ter-t loos of 'St - t • r r • , t vr t `t acks NI heat % Iladey, and Oats, ',sway (0 , 1!. 'El:lashed .Is - lineat * . Barley,. and Beaus, ,thr e e 56.-en L'artg, a Tiniher-Catilage, :\lart:et- Stag• Cart, 14.4 I.)og..,Caty,,Plooghs, narrows, gh at quantity Of, llelitess, titens46, and prohision ness; Soddlez, Bridles, Bits, ,Stirrups,, Pctlis..H orse ( lot &c.•, a capital Cylinder Fire.-Eogine, °: 4 lion, Lead, St.ci. &.e. 4c. , • ‘-4,l4logrkts of whiett am, preparing, tiutply notice of Days "of Sate will be. ,ivest, when the__said:t.' , atalogues may. rsbad-. 14-prai, the fiLtilitr, on the r ;. einise3. at . the Battel ; at the priocii)al, !pus in all the sur `citldiifi'n;S;lis and of Nlr, ‘Villocks, No. 23, ()Alen tqu4re, London. Lb NON 13 . 1iIDdE 1' ... F.,A' . WAREHOUSE. Curner - 4 CiPPBIt THAMES STREET, - --- - 1 -,Onpnsite Si Niagnii.i.'s Chart.la. IL.LIAm CAPE -TE X. •DEALER. and ' . - Glt()cps.it,' avails himself ,of the rainiest - ()prof ; ti ll , ..itv_of expressing to his Friends and the Pullin:, : his Kra-. Rent, NI- the paironai.N• with which they have honoured . nti since the (Twin , - of , the aboVe. F.stairlilhinent. •Ele s i -fi • - -- ~--i. • , Os that .bit former 1 rieilds 'hare found that. he qualities (3 0 ` IlisTe4s - .. are equal to w-hat .they have been riecirstonitil to t. t 'reltrise of bin, :and that the numet:otts ,Castottr . ers who L ' 4l "le first.tinre, lurvelionunred himswith I treir, Cuintnands; st h,ve.heen convmced that helms realized tlve prrofession3Kith Z u jOr he' set out.' "While - the extent , of; ;WA einivettients at a-"e-d to - tint above Premises - are such al. _tt) allow of'Mr • -3 keeping his Coffees an Groceries of till kinds wholly di,r. • ' - • orict tvoro his leas, to theigreas advantage of the latter, he prearnes to hope that the situation will prove'a great 15 i nvenielice to Families retiihiug southward of •the Metriiiiii; 55 3 to ‘l-htini it may be de , irahle to he taken iip, or to alicjit, :ritmitare t tiv.ie parcels lett art his Warehouse. W. C. is far trtlfn desiring-to claim any limbo , pre-eminencei over -his many re '`lPi'i table &marl ifras iii Trade; hut mice mote bees to ;is srqt-,:lti? Friends aridthati rublic, ttot they Juan: at ati•tilags, ' t tly npon b e ing Aervc - d at his-Warelinase, with Teas' of uni i . . ur tlt Mid aipprialialoood flavOur, - mad - . 0 rperries iiCall hilols; tti4- t ''the best rittalitte3, .and upon. .the most equitalile terms. i ," Tr-as-rife seT , eted -nod purchased at the-East-liiilia Sales , ' - 'Kliroliqs of-the rirsCrett;,dence and reapeetabili-ly ; and are Mt: red , tti'tli e Ptitilic its (heir genuine state. tV,. C, has par, b' ' . !'td a- larae -Slocli.kit the.prestrit September Sale; aiid.l.t•gs leave to silbjan a I.lst of -Qualities and IiSDUCEiI - Prices, BLACK .TEAS. , • I RENUINE CONlcou TEA, at.ss. to as, per lb, very service . ithlc for-S:niir S'trireii•atiti 1112.`,1tifactories s Q.C'D STPONG CONQf)h." - , at fis.:fid..to 7s. adapted fur Inns, Taverns, and Families liaving.efeat Cnit'siimitt ion lINEJ3LACK-LE:\ F •sraoNG - coN . Goi_;,:. at 7s. to Ss. the M ust suitable for respeetabie Families ~ N ~' r NE SaUcaOG ; from Cs. to t pg. of superior flavour 4- . ,INEsT (agil. SOI7CIIOING, at 10s.-to I`2s• ditto I'INF,SI` PE S." 01; an i/ PADREA-SOIX-11ONG, in papers or -otherwise, at I- . 2,. to t Is. '• ' ' -- " -'- titiF,EN TEAS. PRESET GREEN TEA, at Cs.3il. , to f::,-t. 6.1 - ,--perlb. - ' FINE FRESH; Tw Atig AY, : et 7i.10 7s. Eid.. - PINE. 13RIGItr-LEAF BLOOM, I:TYSON KIND, at - St. ;Ito 10s. - : ::. ' - .' <:-' - • : - 1 ' ' FINE raEsl - 1 -11YSON,.at 10s.f ;1i . to 125.,0f fine tlavnur i'llNE rIYSON owl VOUNG tIYSON, o f sup, riot' flavour, at - 'l2s. - to 134• - ' . ' 7 .1 - LE VERy FINE 7',1, Si,T,PF.FIV)II.-FLAVOUP.ED II YSO:`.:, • , e(l.4allft,Unprowder, .t Jas. , VINE (;'UNPON't• D'Et. ItYSON, - at I 25.4 o 14s. • TIIE MOST SI;I'ERIOR.; ii',UiPOWDEII , . trYSO;ya; Its. to cni. C01T„f4+7.5 , ., , _ COOD PLANT.I.TION.4.OFFEE, at Os. to Os. (id .. ., .FINEST'IIOIIIII-30N•a"ittl-,TAVA, at 3,. (id. lo 4s. 'ft:NEST 11IOCI - 14k; urit.I.JiIKE-Y, at •.I. to Ls.' 1',, ,, The above at ticlis. together with Chocolate, Qocoa,. Spices., and Grocerr;;-S in general, of the most getiiiine (pair- - ti ( :si are ioltHiiiii , lirvicest l'erms for Cash. . ~• • `Ol peisons qrtyinf - ready money, the !.oval Notes of COnntry 'lonise's, or-N ,, tes o lify,payable where issued, will lie taken - " - T - Cash; - without charge or deduction. - ; and 'all' ItiroH of l'itri igit inist ci11 , 4-e rc h reived•at the Nlail(et price, as well as l'-';' , l Bills of Eschange, 'against which - small differences. will, -it ci.o4teif, 4,seigi'vt. 6id cash. - - - - Fi e , o e r Cent. always afloived for money,' in purchases of ted...4`it:.l _nrwhicks ... '.:.'• . •• • . •. - -.. , • '• ' . ' ~1' .44 .T-,,,As,..paelied. :ii,flettA„caes fo'r the Count 7„•,. anti ' "Jcort'E.Uctited'••,o - frll va s rts• - of ate rsu Erie or expense. ' tomlun lllldge Foot, Sept. 8, 18•-ZO. PUBLICATIONS. POPULAR PSALMS .AND HYMNS, ADAPTED - TO FAVOUIkITE AIRS. Just published, • Volo'rue.. Quarto, tl. its. Gil. neatly !mood, - E -.BEAUTIES ,of MOZART and HANDEL, PLEYEL, HAYDN, 14ELTHOVE,N, ROSSINI.,and other celebrated rOmposers, odaiited to the words of-popular Psalms and Hylims, for oiler Or. tivo Voices ; Wi! li at; Accompanirlent,aud ngcasional Symphotlies for the Piano-Forte,'Organ., or r Oay. fly an Eininent PROFESSOR. 44 * * The Volume contains Seyenty-nine Tunes and Nine Preludes. .Printed fur . S. Leigh, is, Strand ; sold, also, try the 11.oekkellers prirseival . Musie-iellers in the United Kingdom. • ThIS D3V was pOlishee, price 4s. Ed. "ystitVATIQNS . ICA L, NlOll At, and' P, h . :Lk-400S ST ATE 'it f 114' lAN: I LI:- ZED WOKED, in tlio tteginnin[... , of the ninctcentta C.rntory. py NIACNA B, Sce. Bcc. &c. Printed for Hatcliariland Son, Nu. 187, Piccadilly; and-J . , Itichardsonr, '• • ••-• • • . ELEGANT CIiRISTIiIAN•PRESENT. 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Pus:in and t4endAlt. will corrnitdlnt with. the .Hiitorie's• 'of • Oxford, Ca.rulnidge,l.A.4_4 4- cgo-..ancl• Schools,,,Westtulniter• Ahbey, Alicroc!!srn ,of London, the 'Tour itlonk. the Rhine, Buenos will he publishjd on the tst January, 1121:;" 750 Copies- only_ Will be printed on.4to..Elephant,Paper ; .to the,first 500 Sub scribers the price will he Ida: cacti Pal t ; the rent lining c2'..0 will be advanced to ICs.; attd Pifiy I..nrge•Cop'.ei will , b e R. ACKEI.?.I \NN allo,vplislied on the tst6lDes,ernbt:, Part VIII. 1 , ::: , ;(4L1 , ;1-1 - 1..Aft'F' , ', Colourcil ear: ill.• SYNTAX in SSAItel - 1 oh OVlFS,:TherePhites. Part XXIV.: of the of ART -1, rt,tirlPlates, Ss.' Nt.r.'W SOUTH, WALES'; being an Historical Aceouiit - Of .the,etilnnyand its,..Settlemetttl ; With Twt.lve Views, engraved by PR.EZ.itQN., a Convict, frorn I)rtwiygs by Captain. WAi..LI:4, 'of the 4fith ; and a' Mac, of Port Mac ytarje and the newly diseoverkl River flastings, by .1: Js LY ,•Etq.• Surveyor-beneral to_ the Territory. Super-40rd SonucTioN-;---.—A statement -appeared in our Joncrial a fete weelts - age . ,•tuttler the - head " hifalutin , Affair," of the 'alleged sedttetiun of .a girl of 16, the. daughter of a wi(loW 4loy at -ebilsta, 1!)-£111 :1!;#' d Seottish,:Baroriet, who was supposed to ,listre cottyryed her to his seat neut . Etlin- • btirglr. ..FAt ,the'• suFtestion 'of Birttle,',the Bow-street 'Nlin,eistratv, whet oas 'aitplied• to . -upon. the voliject •by her friends, 'a a rit of klabcas• Cat pus: was Iti.crenred,,and. evert' elfuTt Was made to discover 'her- retreat; hot.ttotrace•potdd • be'abtained other until ; i h.ol`l.l.fortnitthi ago;•when Mr; nie received an tiowtyrtioits letter, • tittterl . lEdinhart h; anal be!tting th . :tt pot-ma Ark, intormiog him that•by all applioation . at a hatite in :',latritn,my-placei,:(slAphailii-oet t ‘ hits intelligeoCe tniOtt he olitained of the yositr - - lady , whosei ease' hatl . hecn nientitmetriffabe Londo-n-ne'wspapei.... , Sahnoa, the•otlicer, was . immediately sent tO.the house ritiscribed,. where- he found f, male,. antra rogue-3011 in ~. .- s tale of r-fe.: ll :l 4l eY . under her protection. •‘Therild:wotrati on earning finest the othe'er the ',attire of his- errand, -seente&perfretly itiformed of the whole 11 , atte'r, and to!d him that the . ,, tnlnpviltily hlst q uqtrd . ittt , 11,itise of - ps•otert , i," and was then'on berl It ...sage to Lutichiu hy'one-of ahie iseith . sataettt':. Salinon sits then directed. to watch the arrival °flier. aftitr Sit anxhilts..statch of s-orne days, tie learned thfit a young lady an,wcrAig her desLriptitin liad lAktn«d from ofie,of sets in the cirer, catlnd at a prilflic-tiouse in the tit rand; Where passengers are Ir, tht habit tem teirary: ticcAitittutsttiorl Eie. pet erdeill ttletthe;,}trett:n - e and fottpd the !Abject .cyl his searoh, and ,Anyiltet girl,: not, more than 14 yeaes,Of :age. Sitting l S a mush up strait tt..ith a ply • sonage :styling' himself Captytin tiiking!./iygtel4"acid.rt-tei ilrr tiiih ont:atinottneetrthe matute.of his.erranct,.;aud:desireii to at,:ollipillty him, hut she .lofused, proditeed the wilt of fLubeas-Chrious, and she, then. reldetantly Weld him to het - at"ChetSca , Site is for the present. itt,aistste -of coerciott,i,as_iti,il.suApef!vil .that if ,:suffervi! to have,her:lihelty inintedialt„;,ly 2 sfie Nyiki a girt einpe. in the stit'aelt, it appeitrs',,Altilli:rard unprotectett, :Ind 0,1 ht . o arrival in London, w4s4eonslatteLlit.tbe•care of tbleafores44 l ptai n (llotriizrg. - Grironicl.e.). • ETt.)NIAN Ill: mi —1 tereMbe_O We-have , to - ipolo 4 li.:F.e to our . 'Reader's for not favouring • them witet an earlier introduction - to . the 'or tttuns, under-whose auspices this interesting poi iii ation is con_act(-.--.d'.`• So popular Sable:Majesty.'s name, and so successful the labours-of His subjects, .that Nos. kand of Abe -.Etonian have, already disappearedirOM the Bookseller's shops, and become accessible•tothOse only.,who-were:iaduced , boldly to speculate upon the,v,Tork, and to .-er.courage abovo, with, their patronage, .For this, _reason, shall confine ..ourselves to,,the third number, - of which .we. have litCtitht, Otilr; ; gf"-aderS will, humediately .possess themselves; and we do not. hesitate to pledge: our cretl44-: that . ekey- will .find •in it an ample Jund of ar,ans , , , inz.r4-, for these, winters evenings. distinguixhing 'features of the Work ,are ease and lightness, pot .degraded degraded by, levity, but 1 heigl4teited.bycOntinual_.gpOd humour and Wpll - The - pageS of the - Etonian are not, howe - ver, dedicated only to miz , th and satire ;_ many articles of a graver cast ari Ao he 'loan(' in them, us well "o: poetry as:• of literaty. disquisi-' Cant,' Which are . highly creditable to the talenti of the 'authors. • . We refer our Renders to the second Article, 'p. 1-ES, Oat: the succt4sS, of No. some account of tire manner in which this work is sup posed •to be -conducted, and we shall present them with an •Extract from Mr. Courtenay's parting speech," as. we are convinced, that . what the worthy. Chairman.urged, in answer to some ob jections, will not only rescue it from the imputa 'tions to .which he. alludes, and add to the favour able opinion already entertained, of it, but prove • 'highly beneficial to ‘he interests of the School, which are,. ip many •quarters, suffering from the •extravagance, the vices, and the folly .which the . Students are suppqs.e4 1.6 ,imbibe there. " It is lily T e al opinion, GentleCuen, that the Etonian' has been a source-of- no inconsiderable hene,fit to the - -,Seboul. It has re - called many of her alumni front habits of ialettes -and 'dissipation ; it has opened a new current of exertion to man}., who hefure attempted nothing be . yond the • theme or the verses of the week ; aod it has roused into animation the energies of Many, whit -had bee n accustomed to -waste the most exalted talents open less rvOrthy - hear !) . - " Apprehensions have been expressed that in the ;then tion requisite to be paid to the work, the studies orthe school might be tiegleeted'. 14 . .1 thought this- could ',fissility he the xrise, wonlil inlnfediately give up the under! arcing a bleb would moire such a sae rifce. lint in the life of an Do tlian moments rif relsori• perpetually occot, whichi were - trot devoted - 'lO pic plas of the Ponitut,' worth! he given to far less Oprori , ig occupations. 1 have hestoiked no inconsiderable portion of time and study upon ' the Etonian,' bat icon ,ofel l o-silirrirlivert - 1 le..ev.e not spent ppon It tent, single moment which ought to hate-been employed, Its more serious studies." - The " Essay on The Practical Assyndeton" is ingenious and entertaining:- For the benefit of our less learned readers., who, without any'reflec - tion - on their - lan • n erstattuttigs, may .not exactly - Coniprehend what . " the AssVndelon” ineatts, we s,hall - give'them the author's - definition : c. The figure. Asyndeton, in (irammar, is that by which eonjunctions are omitted, and an unconnected appearance given to•ilie sentence, which is freqoentlyitfexiiressibly beau•• tiful. WhCis there of our rising bratens Who has : not glowed wit I. l all .the, impiration of 'a :Roman,. when .Fancy echoes in his ears the brief, the unconnected,' arid energetic thunderi •of the Consul, Abiit, excessit,. evasit, erupit ?" What .evader of . .TrOpedy dots mit:sympathize with the Orosmane t‘ ben urn) the receipt of the . billet'ft om Zayre, • Ilis" anxiety bursts out in thoSe 'beautifully unconnected ex pressions, ' • 'Donne —qoi la porte ?—donne The use of connecting pliticles in either of these cares would have ruined ev•ery„ thing.- :They would have destroyed the . Cirero,„ and redinced to thedevel of an every-day Novelist the simple tenthirriesSrif-Orninatie." • •. • Referring to:thisdefinition, the author tells us de • cc that' the Assyn ton hi life is the .essence and quintessence of° trovelty, the heaping tog - ether a series of unconnected. actions, and the 'observing an unvaried course. of 'inconsistent conduct . ; and -he, illuStrates and recommends: its. - use from the example Queen Bess, Achilles. and Themistocles,. and many other worthies- of " olden tirries.''. Tram-modern- times, he presents us with the fol - [owing illus.trations.:— William :Mutable, January 35, tkO, left Cambridge a wrangler.—Feb.l 2, stilied . . bane}' with .lackson.—Nl!irch 10; entered the Bachelor's Club —April- 1, nnurico; the • day w.,s - oniiiriOus, • - •• • . Charle.s Ratidom; Feb. 18.20, bought a co,mmission•--9.oth, ditto, entered Liniself of the "Isetnple-.Mareli 1, entered the Church, and sported a wig—Mai ch U, left • off - tint wig and foil its Jerre--March 20, ,Despaired„ and. turned Quaker- 7 M.rcli 30, caught a fever .by dancing-;Feb. 1, Quite re core' . " Sophia Mellon—First gasqnerade in the season ; a Venits-7. 20, a Vesta-30, a Geergian-4th, tc yipsy. • • Laura Voluble—Seven • (idea, talking morality With the . Doctor—Eight, Norneense with the. Captaiii”--Nine, ! . tired: with the l'edaut—Ten, Love with the lent ! •waS the crust- niarvel.lpus change of all, and Laura is without a rival in the Asyndeton.. • ' G." Our. limits will_ n0t1.3c , ..rt - nit to• notice article t,itat is €:atitled.to ;cr.. not ony that does not contain soa“. - ..thing and, agroeahle. We shall t..heyefre Pt:ly•,inention two or three 'mt.:re, and Ive'regret, that in so big, we e obliged to we Cannot bestow tLe ,s'ame apnrohd- Gun as we have hitherto- dor,,e. We . tillude to ‘‘ the peep into flav;;sdol C.ocirt,"• tint alto ether deVckid of "interest, , 'dies not, v, g,obil'natntt , cl the Etonian, ne. , .. - !ler the ammeters • pret - 4enteil to us verr'new ; nor their pitetalarities very:st-riking!y po:nted o-t to ! us. AV e , will give -our readers, as , an instance; the. cimrac,ters of Sir,.Chkqlei • B.,AocLIFFE, a -violent NV,i)io, and,. Caßtain Doe.y, whp aye thqs. iutrp titioed. to. its., • . . " But look, e.,•you. Cer those two persami..ent i the ha.ll? Olie is tiii"Clin'cle. Itadelfrv, 11,o' s: rung white, as 'f;:tile' goviit,a'are:td.rikititimantader I ht! short one-is-Cteptairolory , • " 3 h'if wl;,`,:' • Asl[it asi a;,n II( ,1;',.! to ~ •1 the -Baron+t svent; Wile!' ht.:l.s spoktu to, 10 ride and shoot at coma:atilt, to pay at biiliards , • - on a wet day, and, as a principal :10;6W back up with his word.. if necessary, as'ser'tion 'Avhich his • friend-and lot:stet . ' makes.. - -.•lti retain, he l• - ;e5s - well, has a • • gr , ,d linuse over his, head, licrps t,,et; liorses w'n boat -t4 - 1 ex pense, secs the best goviety; aud iii f•et "enjoys every thing except the - libetty of rfbing•Tfilli himself as he chooses." ••• • 9.Th'e kind 'of ditty poor Dory performs is . trated-h'i the followiag . • • ' • ' 4 1• Nekt, by an conlpitinehee,catneshootinl; arleentnte%:' Various• were tbc.opinioab, all- of high, authdrity .aboutpsint et-s, setters, and spaniels.. Loud Witighain bn'astedgreatly of Itrs fifty guitred Slantort, -- Itrsf throed out, att.d new black. hitch; , Nlari'y, , witt. had 'out open?d tlreir incite:lnk bottle the whole. night: gave : out how ninth slaughter they ,. ;tad committed clothe first days • of •SCpterdlicr Bit t.ir C. ItAdcliffe: at one• stroke left.:thein-ati.lare biliitad••• him. He mentioned, as a . singular killed a-wild duck at the 51i - stance of iSevi:nty'ytqds, wilt[ chaegC accident:ll)y S46i• irthOltr 4 r at each•other, and 31,rt.ti, w t tli •astopishotent., `,t.011 4 i! - ,5i,.0.t - • Captain Dor y, " 1 t e n , e . t ,occ tire cirestaistattee, which , ) - 914. ti.lititle to perfectly ' I was. With foti - at ' penett as you were out snipe-shoollost,•ibst al.that•swainp ti.vven the llivers" . '' Well done," Z.:jolt:tat Barentt, '• ilrnt•liS to your goti.l thiT4' *ool-t1 iippear alinost incred.iblV; Do rev.ikrz , rls'eftiriPar- • itegtry,boottttiglrclutlt:ilit still 2 • a hare n Ads mouth, and turitilirg anotitcr c•tisse afters. wares ? ' " •Yes, ° ' said he. "10'Well as I can airy thing. ?it; xete'stii.ne disrance'behind, - wlicsi tiapinte aloud still on a. sudden, and Piiteiter vanisbed . all,gutiicr. I raile i•citod, , ''pecting to find hint half .his Lungs I)",L,n 1 jhmheil off my - horse! •and diseoTere , tl 11:at tie: Wiest:stained on other iinitiq thr.n a sprain iii °nett:o, which was protra'oly acne in the running lieferL" This.piCture of the Lie Capt. Dory leads with • Radcliffe; cannot be a ‘ study 'front attire. • a character. so degraded and despicable, cannot, sve venture to say, be found in rviajestyo army. But. if the reality . Were to be • 4 , nd', would he not ho 'rather au object of conipasstOn. than the subject - of ridicule ; for gie mast • ibg necessity alone could have cot-ripened the Un happy individual to stoop to the "Centeinptible office of flatterer to a lief and a coward, and to become the slave and associate of Sir Charles Radcliffe. -We leave this article however with pleasnre; to compliment the conductors of tie Etonian for their good taste and spirit, in venturing to mire in opposition to the)udgment of the critics of the day, the beautiful and affecting poetry of- ' •WordswOrth. *Gerard: Montgomery need nut shrink from the task' he has undertaken , whether ► he • is_supported by the geneisl. opinion of- the -. Chili, or not. Before we close our remarks ort l • the.- essays-in this •nurnber, we roux'[ mention the ' essay "on a certain age." It is- written with: spirit and ease,and displays considerable humour • and judgment. The' concludin.s - passage is para...., elderly good s and its style strongly reminds us of. that of Addison, which though hithertonitrivalled • for its -elegance, presents a,..r0.0d1,.,.which I Etonian wilt (to well to study unceasingly. followine is the passage to -which we. alluded the Essay on a certain . The discovery of the tune at which this epoch is fix.ed • - baffles our utmost diligence. We are rather dispfist dto p1.02e it 8 t no particular number of Years in the life of man; lint to • allow it to vary its pcilod according to the di s p os oi.ov a „d manner of life of each individual.. We would wake. .it . a sort of liner-regnurn between manlicro,l and age, between &cline • and imbecility. 'According to our idea, the certain N o of u se - - officer would last born the first to the final I:real:nig:pp of his constitution; the cri rain age of the di unkard woillit ex tund• oin the-first fit of the gtint tai the ia.t stiake.uf titt• l•eacl• of his physician ; the jtidge wtmilit find himself in a inaction age, bon: the time when he quits the Bench to,l he time he-is unable to 511:11 the sofa.; and the cog:fate ultra sninl,,ie to the provoking definition of a certain age, from' the day•ott• whit!: rouge and enamel first heFoul l : , necessary, -In the silent melancholy day 'on %Odell runge_ and enamel will', tie unavailing.- • ''• • ' • •-! •'• be " According to this arrangmeht, a certain age Von!d that restlesN uneasy space • which clapees between our .511 , t, warning to prepare fur another world and nor t „ ,„ I „. t it; (Mat period' is to - Sum: of lon;i; Ati"iithrs - 111 " shorter duration; but we believe there are few to- wlinn).l.l)ls • brief, this insiitlicie n t space .fur.ii,reparation not eutice4 , l; there are few wilt,' are . not warned : sonie sign ce visitation that their sand is almost run out; that - a'itew - statis of existence awaits them, that their days. upon-th.is earth. are phease fsvhlCh vse hear so friqueutfy, arid disregard, seen in thi's'iigite; 11, Indeed, - inspire sotraire and ' • salutary ideas ; for ourselves, we- look - upon a7certalii age ,Us. if it were the last Vin.ll frUni.us the visions we dread to see ; the last barrier whisk shuts us from that' tin:. explored country mt . :which we fcr,l:o treafil ;: the last patiett between experience and iloun•,--•.l.ie last dark • which separates Time front' • We are not . al - de to rntr into a minnte,exami- • nation 'of the Poenis Lich No. 111. • They ate (reneraliy very pr'etty; utsptay, very promising poctie The eta • • • • .;?-: • .7 plea4ed us 1 I he 'fhoiights' :ere not novel' perhaps, and; indeed wert.t: . in.k, w(1 reici• sothe •-. Qf them to 'ROgers'S ber...lll.lrai! = gures ofTdernory." 'ot howeVer, has - varied them agreeablr; --- dnd though not altogether entitled r -tti . • Orialfiality, he has - ,=tied . ct -a taste•and poetic• feeling - as to' lining"' th:-.t• 1 he -Will uot ne-? .. 414.et.the 7ein, • • Ifr due.tirne, will yield rich.orP. -We Otall.coneleile -= . . our. observations by presentim:g Our. Readt:rs-s•vi;.b." thelollowing :elegant • • . I,landoyo, a 011'0m r.tans 71/ the . , 'S w re-EI T Zyt 'I leave thce:svith"tili tallies; heart, ( -1.-xt.) the .streaia•airtioat,glides ly - •ou With three, as if I, were swain, I ;),in. • .And thou-the:lna thin that I tip . I or ' ei' S l l , Ol vier t. 1.1 • • That lowly ebarch, prninilee#l rest •-• • •••••• ;• .; 'You white cots, free fr o m : Ric... 6 ,s ;1-1,1 Irvin i g-eats upon therniiiihtr•-4 breA),.. . • }•• • .,,t, fast, t!ioii'rtfading'frini) iny 1 , • A d i f,i•iit remembrance of a, loie Kone try. Foi )4,11! and :f •!:,:a it .i , .• • • Diann ale to wr , .e.l( r J ' lt heave Piii!‘..sp!ly T .•;r. char• the t•.•aipest e.." tid ri • C ci r c da - j . :.t : 1 of cr • Piaslon Earl Bra '1 ' ' •t A .: • .‘ " ) 4 - ant, into tht. Mee itecorner f)C that pow roll.,,b illy room of the I?..te Sr J 05t , 41. Baronet dece - sa; at the. same Cline Er.N JAMIN • took the oaths of o4lce as Depnty Recorder.