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THEATRE.
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SMMY' STRAND.
A performance. rather of a novel nature, was
last night, for the first time, produced and executed
at this Hiuse. by Mr. Pa Laza, of Drury-lane
Theatre. silt is intitled, " Portraits of Me Livia:
and the Dead." and is. we understand, frow the
popular pen of Mr. Caviar. The idea, however,
cannot be considered intirely newt but may be justly
esteemed an improvement on The Lectures on Heads,
some years since given by Mr. Joint Pa LM ea, the
brother of the present gentleman, and, subsequently,
by Nlr. G. A. Sr rum. Mr. PA LP4 SR is the sole
performer, and represents the charaßen of many of
the portraits produee.l, with much spirit and ability.
In the first all he was extremely happy in a farcical
account of an Old-Bailey trial, and the speeches of
Counsel on both sides, the portraits of the prosecutor
and prisoner being exhibited to the audience. His
satirical teams on • the heads of two Italian
Opera Singers, with his enlogium on the in-
imitable tones of Mrs. &tumoral' and Mr.
BRAN* Y. were extremely well received by the
auditors. As interesting Tale. in the second
where the eharader of a benevolent Jew is
drawn by the author with exquisite taste and feel-
ing, excited universal ' admiration. Towards the
latter end of the last all, the portrait of Bon•r ARTS
veal produced. Some strong remarks on this the-
re/Fier created a partial disapprobation. and some
conceiving it better that politics should be ex-
cluded from such a place, exclaimed, "lame it out,
leave it out," and one gentleman cried out, " de way
he our good Ally tromorrour or next day." The con-
tending parties, foe a short time, occasioned some
confusion, and Mr. Pausal'. addressing the audi-
ence, said, it was his duty as well as his will to with-
draw any part of the performance which was disliked.
This iodination to comply with the wishes of the
House, had a geed effed ; and the entertainment
closed amidst tumults of applause. Mr. PAIL mita
displays the portraits on a long table, covered with
green cloth • behind which he stands. The House
is neatly fitted up, and overflowed with a fashiona-
ble audience. The entertainment promises to be
cptromely popular.
are=effessm=ows
THE qUESTIOHa
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NICK. • .
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ummy cried,
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What seal will it return you?"
a What'll that to you I" the Flitne
" rug sine it dotes innate your
The Duke of Yoac left Dover last night for
Brighton, on a visit to the Prolog. to be present at
the celebration of His Royal Highness's Birth-day,
who completes his 424 year to-day. •
The Duke of 'rang is expected in town on
Thursday, frOm Brighton.
Lord Posisomay„ we regret to state, was not as
well last night as is the morning.
The Counters of H•earec roe left Windsor yes-
terday writing for Ireland.
The Earl of Wsocestssa is on a visit to Their
f aJISVILII.
Yesterday was married, at Lambeth Palace, by
His Grace the Lord Archbishop of Ca aaaaa var.
the It °printable Mr. Perorate to Miss Stepson.
Master Berry commenced his engagement for
nights, at the Hull Theatre, last night.
Miss Lae Suoo, only seven years of age, who is
',mooned by the splendid and united appellations
ci; B:arnotan and Roscius, has arrived in Dublin.
• The Loan CNA No st.ton left tows; yesterday, on
a visit to the Prince of WALES, at Brighton.
Mr. Dwvae, of Drury-lane Theatre, has had a
newspaper oar withohe Managers of the Edinburgh
Theatre; however. it is all settled, and, on Thurs-
day last, he performed the part of the Liar, at that'
Theatre.
Oa Wednesday evening the Right Hon. the haul
of Curtin. e paned through York, for his seat at,
Cade Howard.
The seleftion of music performed at Luddenden
Mgel. :liar Halifax, oo Thursday last, was at-
tended by a numerous and genteel audience. The
Performers acquitted therisselves in a very spirited
style. We have seldom witnessed R country per-
forroanc.l better concluded, and the whole went off
with universal approbation.
There was a grand ball and topper, on Friday
night last. at •gdinburgh, under the patronage of
the Stewards, and the DireEtion of the Right Hon-
tje Countess of Itoageaair, and the Hon. Mrs.
MACDOM•LD.
On Tuesday last, Mr. IrscLroon entertained the
Dublin amateurs with Hospitality ; and on Tueidol
he played ran Meg:dors, and Mr. Jonasiorse,
of Drury Lane Theatre H. taera,in Loy • *eis a VII •
lags.
The Countess of CLANWILLIAM and Lady M•ltt A
114 c ADE, her lovely daughter, are gone to spend the
summer at Gillhall, is the North of irelar.d, and
gladden the hearts of her Ladyship's tenantry.
Tile last arrivals at Harrogate are.
Lout annionore, I.aly &mimosa. Lord Castlereegh,
Lady Cistlereagh lads CeuliaStarers, Her Grace the Duchess
of lincelrtogh, Illtrughts, Hen. Muss Doug*, Lady
Mayne% rd York, Orinnel and Mrs Walteley, Mr. and Mrs.
"PP' Mr. and Mr*. Hnmitten, end Mr. Graham.
14 hen Mr. 'AVIV'S came forward in the character
of Rorer, on Friday night, at the Liverpool Thea-
tre, he was received with strong marks of disappro-
bation, and being probably the first time in Mr.
Lswis's whole shears•cal lift, that he ever experi-
enced such a reception, he was. of course, not a little
disconcerted. He, however, advanced to the audi-
-117, and havir.g made an apology, which was re-
ceived with approbation, the play was suffered to
proceed, %tee understand the fag to be, that
Mr. Lrwis had abundantly sufficient time :o have
his engagement there on Wednesday last,
bo• unfortunately on his arrival at Holihrad, the
rn.til had jos; set off, and no post-chaise was to be
proved un any terms, so that he was detained
there twenty.four hours, without the possibility of
proceeding.
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BRIGHTON, ALo,,i to.

Earl Raanci.te attended divine service at eleven
o'clock, or. the parade. with hi., reg;inent. The Mar-
chioness of D':VlNSlitas, Mrs. F. l' •tianit and fami-
ly, gr. POTT and family, and 1)r. %LOB ass, at.
tendM at the Chapel Royal. Mr. GoLosis in and
his b:autiful tiau4hter took an ailing in their ele-
gant landau. the Earl and Countess Bea it &Le
walked on the Steyne after church. At half past
three, His Royal Highness the Prince of WA Las took
an airing on horseback up Church.hill, in company
with Major BLOOMFIELD and Colonel Lea. Count
PALEY arrived at the Earl of BA RE YMORE'S
this morning, from London. To-morrow morn-
ing it is expeEted the encampment will take place ;
the ground marked out yesterday opposite Carlton
Place not being thought large enough. it is deter-
mined that it shall be at the left of the Paisce's
cricket•ground.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLAII /We, and
two Masters FITS-Ccaassice, arrived at five
o'clock, this afternoon. at the Pavilion. Some of
the Duke of YORK'S suite is arrived ; and His Royal
Highness, the Duke of Ost.esps. and Marais
Bowas DALY. Esq. M. P. for Galway, are expelled
to-morrow. Lord KEITH is also expeded from
the Downs, and several men of war, in honour of
the PRINCE'S birth-day.
At the Parish Church. this morning. while the
banns were publishing between a young couple. the
father of the Lady, a Serjeant in the South Glou-
cester Militia, forbade the banns; the fair candidate
to enter the Hymeneal Temple, being only sixteen
years old.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 9.
Yesterday, a grand rural free took place at Wesley
Abbey. The band of the ISth,' from Winchester.
and the 14th from Portsmouth. were engaged at the
venerable ruins, where upwards of 300 of the most
fashionable partook of a cold collation, oa pie mice.
Forty couple danced on the turf till a late hour, and
broke up with extreme regret. The parties west, in
general, by water, and returned in-carriages. There
is no doubt but a repetition of this pleasing amuse-
meat will follow during the season.
On Thursday, a match at cricket was played (two
elevens) on Mr. ANT a A m'sfield, near the Polygon,
which drew a vast concourse of spectators. After
the match, festive sports commenced, such as running
an huiedred Yard}, an 4 pugilism in the Miami
style, with stnrediloves, which afforded the highest
delight, as the whole terminated in good humour,
and a strong propensity to renew the amusements.
Our races, which commence next Thursday, are
expeeted to be very attraaing, as the town was never
known to be so fall of strangers. nor mote pains
taken `by the Stewards (Admiral` Barris and N.
M too Larow, Esq. ) to establish the best regulations.
Yesterday, the 24. or Queen's Regiment of Foot,
marched from hence for PortsinOuth. They have
been here some time. and acquired a very favourable
character for civility and good conduit.
This day, a detachment of the 13th Foot march-
ed into this place, with baggage, and to-morrow
another division will Follow, on their route for Ports-
mouth.
wsimmemsemommon
WEYMOUTH. Almon. S.
On •Weilaesday last, a melancholy accident hap-
pened hoe. at a sailing match of boats, for sundry
priaes, one of which (the May Eimer), by carry-
ing too great a press of sail. upset, with six men in
it, one of whom was unfortunately drowned. The
survivors narrowly escaped sharing the same un-
timely fate, and would, but for the timely assist-
ance given them by General COTTON and Sir WIL-
LIAM Mesas, who were fortunately sailing pretty
near at the time; 'and their very great anti humane
ixertioas MHO happily crowned by preterving the
lives of the remaining part of the boat's crew. The
man who perished was an industrious young trades-
man, *Maned JOHN STICILL•np, a*hpeinainer of this
Wen ;he has left a wife in an 'advanced state of
preguancy, and 'two young children, to bewail his
loss.
The balls have commenced, as have the theatrical
amusements; both places aie well attended, the
town being pretty crowded with company t puny
racing, &c. atc. have been the iOll for the last week.
Nothing is now said of the Roy Ai. Fast I or coming
here this season ; it begins to be generally thought
that they will not honour this place with their pre-
p" this
ti season.
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DOVER, Almost 10.
The review, which was to have takes place on
Friday afternoon, between this place and Folkston'',
Of the troops lying in the Castle and on the Heights,
by his fiqral fiighness. the Duke of York, was, on '
account of the lateness of his arrival, deferred till
Saturday in the forenoon. He slept at the Ship Inn,
alter which he breakfasted with Gen. Lord Forbes,
who commands in this disttia, and whose residence,
Marton. is in the dire& road to the grot.iod where
the troop* Were stationed. After reviewing the
Militia regiments, Renfrew, Fifeshire, East Essex,
and Cornish Miners, his Royal Highness and suite
prUceedird-further on towards Folkstone, where the
12th Light Dragoons, which are stationed here and
at Hythe. were -likewise in waiting. After review-
ing the whole of the troops, His Royal Highness
proceeded to Hythe. At the time the above took
place oq the land, a very fine &preach, was to be
seen on the water. The transports with the wept
on board, which had keen obliged to return into
the Downs by adverse weather, the wind having
become favourable, were then passing ; the men
were seen en deck exercising and firing ; a little
before this a heavy firing was also heard in the
diredion of Boulogne. The squadron which is
stationed off that place had a few days since a
quantity of combustibles, with a variety of different
articles attached thereto, sent to it from this place ;
many more cargoes of the same kind are providing.
Several men are constantly employed in the pre-
paration ; they work 'even on Sundays. The ren-
dezvous of the squadron is at Dungeness. -"

The Soratai,44r, GALWAY, from St. Kitt's for
London, put into Newfoundland ; ailed from
thence, on the pth, under convoy of the Rafttre'
sloop of war, and parted froni der sat day.

• FO3T
Yesterday, public expettation was moth excited
by the announcement of a foot race, in Hyde P
between Carling, the Brizhtos Shedhcrd, and fo,
ley, shelve elsoer, both noted for their skill and
lily in running. Soon after twelve o'clock,
part of the Park which lies between the barracks
Kensington Gardens, Wet completely filled
'praetors of every description. TheVistance
ran was 120 yards, for one hundred guineas a
but, independent of that, very considerable
were betted on each of the parties ; and Curling,
general, was considered the favourite. The
fixed for deciding the race was between ts.
two o'clock. About a quarter before two, Curling
came on the ground, and prepared for starting ; --
the boot closer could not be found, and it was
rally supposed that his friends bad advised him .
ther to forfeit the deposit money, which was iv,
guineas, than to risk a race with he opponent, who
was decidedly the favourite ; accordingly, Carling
stripped, and ran over the distance with most as-
tonishing speed, by himself, and it was considered
by his friends, that he was entitled to the deposit.—
However, immediately after Curiing had qtkifte
the ground, the boot closer made his appearance,
and, by the advice of his friends, also prepared r
starting ; they considering, that he was eqoally t._
titled to run the distance, as the other had quitted
the ground. Accordingly, a space was made
tween the speetators ; the distance 124 yards,
he also ran over the ground by himself.
The friends of each party now withdrew
house, and, it was decided between them, that
deposit money should be drawn, ant the wager n
dared void. Muth disapprobation was expressed
those who had bets depending. The pickpockets
were extremely busy, and made a rich harvest,
Most of the pugilists of note were present ; and
is generally supposed, that the match was made
them, as they had laid more bets, play or par
any of the other speftators.
OXFORD, Avon". ..,
An accident had nearly happened to Mr.
den's colt, by Penieloess, in consequence of Persons
and carriages crowding too near the starting pet.
'Cho skill of the jockey alone prevented the horse
striking against the pole of a csstriieeewhich •
have been fatal both to the hors and the ride
The Eirl of Jersey, one of the Stewards. d
each day ea the coarse iii an *legate mad
fottr. Mr. Stratton and Mr. Cuseberbacb were is
their heralds.' and four. with outriders ; Lord .'
brooke. Mr. Wright, Colonel Cox. Mr. Fane,
Lowodes Stone, Mr. Pee'ra, &c. attended
their carriage. Amongst 'the Sporting Gdotternea
were CoL Hawkes, Mr. Howorth, Mr. Emden,
Mi. Douglas, Mt. Pryor, Mr. Lockiey, Mr. Undo;
Mr. Bullock, M. Rawlinson, kc. *c.
The halls at the Town Hall on the firs and
evenings of the Races' wen attended by the
fashion of the neighbourhood, and were extremely
well coodutted. Among the cqnspany •weee—
Lea sod Led, Jersey, fai' aid Lady Ddnainnea,
Charles Spencer, Lady Bluebella Spencer, Lord and
Frvoecil Srecefr. I.4lloMalstalt aad the two Miss F.
and Mies Stratum, Mr. Jetta Sirattra., CO. Mrs.
Cos Colonel Maxwell,
bark and &lip Lecnnarre, '
Kip: Dab" Dr. Mts sod Miss Brwireb Lade ad
trek the two Miss Mower, Mr. and Mrs. Jolts nee,
Savage. Sir John and 4,arly it Mier, Mr. redlin ,
Sir John lerreste, Mr. and Mr. Tboreas Asbuist, 1.41,
Ll.•'.giitw, sod Miss Broughton, &c. &e.
The Concert. on Wednesday, for the benekt
Mr. Cruse, nodes; the Patronage of 'G. F. Strattbn,
Esq. was unusually crowded. About SOO persons
were in the room. In this large assembly; -we
observed Lord and Lady .lersey,' Lord and,Lady
Duaieannnq, Lady Fan., a very large patty .arith
Mr. Stratton, Mr. AshOst, Dr. anclArs. Marlow,
the Hon. John Spencer. is. Ae. &c. The semi,
was judiciously seleaed, led have the greatest •
tisfisaion. The
_sonapany highly applauded
sneered Master Buggies, who sang iq the
charming manner, and evinced such taste and
cution, as diAl great credit to Mr. Woodcock. s
whoui he is a pupil, and who composed the Recita-
tive and Air sung by Master Bugging. in the seem
s&.—The performances of Messrs. Reinagle, Mar.
shall, Jackson, and Woodcock. and Mr. Cross''
nate, oil the piano.forts.• were executed in the
style. The Concert conclided amide( general
loud applanse. It was followed by gball,
upwards of 150 couples danced, end the
did not break up till near kve in the mornings.
There was also a Ball at the Star .len tsar
cend evening of the Racal, at which there w.
lea party, consisting of most oaf the fashionable c.
pany who attended the Uls et the Tows Hall
Tuesday and Thursday. It copeltssied with •
per, which did great credit to the taste
Wentworth. •
At the Ladies' Ordinary at the Star Inn s-
nesday, Mr. Howarth, in the most handsome
tier, presented tie Gold Cup. won by "".
Limpets. to the Cattiness of.lsarry.
The Stiwardrappiated for the year ensuing are
Lord Abingdon and Sir John ReadS, Bart:
Yesterday, a most ele4ant and semptuoue dieser,
consisting of all the delicacios 'of the wawa. •
given to the Curdwainers' Company. by
Hulnus, the Master of the said Company,
house, is the High-street, G. T. Stratton, I.
the chair. After the sisual toasts of the Royal.
May. *c. the following were given fromthe r
" Blood and beauty, and may these always be ptenty •
at the Oxford Races"
" The 'lrwin of British tar water, a sovereign remedy
Frame lesseieh."

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POLICE.
excited . _ —ma—
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e Park, DUELLING. • I
Greed* Ile freksierkt Rtviro, in its number for Jokier. ' '
nd agi- - devoted its Eighteenth Article to a -Volans* Ira of !
:k, that. Epistles,• Odes, and other Poems, publiebel tar
:ks and Thomas Moore, Esq. commonly called lkiseereen "
I with Moore. Among the numerous observations a.ptad '
:e to be this new work of the Authgei we Soi the follo'wmit 1
.41 aide 4 " There is nothing, it will be allowed, seem imisfellablea '' 1
le sums ewe • 'old blooded attempt to eiwnsot like.parbw ee me used.
ling, in cent head, and we can scarcely cotmehms any Ming mate IMF
he time despicable, than he who, vs ithout the apolosty of unttaly pliallon.
,ive and or tumultuous desires, sits down to ransack she impure 'key .
of his memory for inflammatory images and llll4 i
Curtin commits them laboriously to writing, fewOse Ind*/ t MO- ' 1
tg ; but nutting pollution into the minds of unknown nut antesellilt
is gene- loaders "
him ra- Again..." It teem to be his (Mr. Menses) Ma. M
...4,
pose eenuotion upon his ready., by cones:4ot it antes .
woe five
mask of teem:meat, to seconcile theta inset:l2loy ie Ms
nt, who vile and vulgar seasuality, by blending its tang,. whit _
Curling of exalted (collagens* tender emotion. in the eßeeleafgelbillhid' 1
nett as- unworthy tow's, he labour, with • perseverance es bleallAdii.. ' t
ssideted crows and deterable. He may be seen is its•rym=di i
round the paltry circle of his seductions, With i
posit.— and anxiety, yid stimulating his jade.! fancy for new 'wince • I
quitted of impuiity, with as much melancholy tedwury ee ease essectilt
'arance, of the Mimes hunted ikr epithets or memo." ..
ared for asaait,—., It is doubly necessary, tharateee. ld PIO die by is {
all en-
fume agnate this eleneyvent,, since he has eat Walt ledicatied is ;P.
y
aapootio„ to 4, mi-chief, but iteesua, saftwaysamig. to hare I
quitted found if, „„pore,,,uly.s.l
lade he-
The remainder of the elmervatiou it The .114 e. ;
rds, and
... • r hveg4 Review, consist chiefly of quotations froth Mr:, I
eir to a
Moores work. in illustration and evidence of the 1
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justice of the censure pronoonced upon K.
that the Mr. Moore took oen
ffce at this (soigne iu n
,E As •
~,,," reke- Edientargh &view, probably cc,neeiving its eel j
="Y undeserved; or. at all events, exceeding. in its ..vary'-‘-`,
1""""eni sky, the bounds of fair, just, and candid critiels* .- 1
ryes.— .
; and it He accordingly, sought the Author ; and we abr. 4.
sand Francis Jeffrey, of she city of EZRA/ugh: link
rude by now in Londort. came forward boldly, and amiicam f-
ay' than himself the writer of the Article.--A challenge wie ;
the coosequeoce i and the Parries agreed to ma,
yesterday 'morning. at Chalk Farm, a net Ind !
farrifitsi &r duets, than Parmelee; for . Ten i
lir. Etti- to 'their time, the etudes. yestetda , eh say
;
perm. es haired, with their seconds, to lot . . spelt, 1
ug pot. Upon coniing inert ot# *sedand, Aka( 1
he hiree arose respedibg them ix• aims/M. of the` dielcoulfil
ich must whether it should be an Amemiler or -
ider. • ,
of door!, or spenders. It Watt of • i
appeared hoer; arr.. „ that the • diitaati it
seU enddtcaris ,
line, sled th.__
were 'in station', at the egtremities saws. - . ~.lio
and Atli- How, althouglA it se certain that' i
ate. Mr. their works Mr publication, we 'do nsit Amps to
ended in emote ;Mt eider party wished to advertise tbie. .
tottetnett their joitit prodcetion ; bat the
nPlekora‘htie e lielir
guidon, given to 'gossipping from time isn I, tad
r. back; intended duel appear; to have 'tiken wind. 'Titian, !
•-:. • meet the Othmr in Asides at the 02(sca, was
and last prized of it on Suaday Cight, and *deft* 4.
the' fru o'clock, yestefday morning, sg 'the identical spelt 14 '
meanly enmpany with the pstiohi;CtoWsw and Wilkfutsee
we— when 'they arrested the patiWaPd thee. iferiodsi I,
odes Lard and corned them of to the Date. waive they ea- 4.
and Lad' underwent as ekehoisaitsi ave J• 11114 0.111104 , 1
Pease, hee. •
I. sod Wm Esq. The Alms deposed, !that` they-chi/mewl
HIE and the parties in a kW, to the right of Chalk Farm. 4
i Miss Ow -Before they . laid all entered it. the -moon& find 1:
tors Si.* Withdrawn, the parties had taken their sights(' assn.
" J•nek greed. jets is the aft of palling the titres t • eon
;Aaj Rossi
, . bad one kof she pistots been discharged. Crimean ‘: ,
beeekt of tßila have been shot. as I,e was middy githin the ,
Stratton, range. Yocag. Crocker seeing the &ogee 4 hie
1 persons brother oflcer, jumped over a hedge, ftfri behind
ably; •we the geatienian, . and knocked the pistol sit of
ind. Lady hie band.: Carniseal, at the same time, desired
any , with them to desist..shewed his staff, and said, they wird t
Marlow, Buw-street Officers. They thee took' the pains 1
be moat from the parties, and brought them end their it, ;
angst au.. eoisds to the Office. The pelinipate,, mr,- Mal i
Laded and and Mr. Jeffry q were hound to keep • the 04'4
the most themselves in eool. each. and nets 'safeties in VOL
a and eke- each"; and as a check to the pre:stint ridiculous slut i
koch, of dangerous rage for duelling, the Minter sitAtgafier :
le Reek,- properly consideting the concha* of W•ts*Wt&-i; '
he second breach of the prace,belel them allocation in SW. oath: '.
pile, Mae. —The parties madman discharged, and went away,
,rust's So. but the pistols were detained itithe OEi and one
A the best of the Of !levies proceeded to dricr the f.hiumil I
sera pt and u a precaution against any accident, the stool ef
•
,at which 41r. Jeffrey was found not to be leaded with a ball ; 1
company and that of his antagonist, was loaded with 4 paper i
jot- • pellet ; but whether TV paper wise a leadic Isg/ ;
or, the se- from The Baines:a JOU and bir. Moore iprisine
II wane se- CO shoot hie.astagopiet his own usecinutere, •
labia cats our Reponse has not' stated. " The •levirgeee j
ra. Hall ea have been regarded in ai unfavourible'liglic
rith a sap- moo firing from behind a masquod bateerye'Pod'
eof Mrs. seeking impunity for offence, in darkness.- Psi
present case thews. that this otieervetims ja not
ion Wed- universally true. It may be also a reedogh.
ome man- far an author is justiffaMe in seeking if4desl
his horse saiisfaftioa from a gentleman wise hoe 0
a errriem upcari his worki I If chi ON** es sae
nsuing ere eeived in a spirit of truth and caul- , and. s 1
t; critic ezetaites a upend discretion, the anchor of sae
an dinner, Wert, thougH smarting under the sevairity of deil
:awe, was rash, has no just cause tc etimpleia. Whether .r
r Mr. John not, Oat is the fireman fait, Can Only -be bras;. '
any, at his misled by the pawl of the original • work. IR the
a, Esq. in passages which we have quoted, Mr. 4; (Frey peel 1
Royal Fi- vainly epplies yery Strong epithets to Mr: Moor.' •
the Chair : Two women were charged with sneering '
sonny "4")444 Bank of England Notes, and eissomitced fbr
:„emedy for examination.
fralien Heeo4iss, the Toltall htikwiliwir. Pit
multiplication brought up for re•ezamination. ' ' ' •• ' v
the Frew*" • Mr. Birchall, oi Coianotrindllfil --..- '''
the watch found by lksgewo, lila • 1110. ~!'
inch Ladies side lb' Pris°ll:WZl•voalhOolt bie ' 'Old hid i
beistellia•A 4
~,, or-71, no doubt but ' *sifts am 'Pablo.
) 'their ~„ high of it, on Moadargala4s• 4ah lan. was
ire lh, list earnet i likewise tilts* pima assicsio
ambers hid siepeutess Guest whichkw
... biarralar taro:
fete lets, of Pik" '
he rerun_ The Prisms sea sot flangdoeirtifuineniteed for trig.
:siding such in consequence of Its being whether this
respeafully robbery 'as committed ia -Middlesex or Hertford:
hie( every shire. •• ' asinet:tmerstle. ~ .
Ted pot-
!=yearly Saturday se'ntsight cattle on the eleSion at Mer-
eery and of ton College, Otfard. when Messrs. Csixteas.r,REDLicf:
of
.j , „ is
oVass,
raisnttßhurcooka a.weefreMoerkihhiton, a/ a% ?dirty.
at
that
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ciety.
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