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AGHOST IN THE CITY!

tat:ILDITALL.—Wnt. Hemet, a miserable half-starred looking
afrcat, was brought befere Sir P. Lava's: yesterday, charged with
atiatructieg the highway.
The etorthy pariah-clerk of Sr. Olagnus's church, at the foot of
Landon-bridge, appeared as the complainant, and stated that the
prpawter WAS found .walking about Fish-street-hill. at eleven o'clock
• that morning. giving away hand-bills to a crowd of eager appli.
-amts. He ks'i two lsrge placard beanie, which were new exhibited •
acthe bar. hanging, the one before and the attire behind him, in-
tim:bid in large letters, " Fact ! Pea era: 'nth( ilfagnalee ! Dread.
fat appearsote of 3 troubled Ghost in the Churth of St, Alagnue!"
widths placard proceeded to state, that a detailed account >f this
eppefition would be found in a Sunday Newspaper (The Weekly
Thoes). He questioned the prisoner as to who he was employed
and not being able to obtain a satisfactory reply, carried him
:;Mere the Loot Mayor, who was equally unsuccesstul; but, at the
unfuest of his Lordship, he had since raade inquiry at the NOVA-
patle, office. in Flcet-street, from whence he was referred vow'
°9m, in Covent garden, and there he was not more turn,
f•eking any thing about the ghost, or as to the parties that Its
I.4oyed the prisoner. He asked the gentlemen he saw whether
supposed hts church was thinly attended, and had hit upon tt4i.
a godly device to fill it ; because, if they did supptae so. Mr ule
s-aure them they were entirely mistaken : and he sifted them as to
the true intent of their ghost story, but he got nothing but quips
sod quibides from them, and he therefore brought the prisoner back
again before the .kliltrtnan, the Lord Mayor having left the Men-
aeon House to hold the Comet of Common Council. There had been
no'tlnibbles in the parish, nn rumours of a ghost, or any other cif'.
saahrenetni that could sire 111031 for any such publication.
Sir PETER SRO it was a mere Newsom's; 'squib. a puff to draw
yammer., _ the complainant had aided the publishing of it won-
deefolly, by bringing it into the two justice rottma. lie asked the
primmer who employed It to.
Frown replied, he was engaged by a Mr. Chamberlain. at ita then
day, he finding the beards himmit.
/Colby, the baecr, then defined the prlmmer's cooduet more dita-
fitted,. He ssitt he moved upon the font-way at a,. slow a pace
that every body passed him, and although he did not take up much
tit the pavement. his presence roust have operated as an obstrue-
Moo because, if he had walked as fasts every body else, nobody
would have been obstructed.
!fir PETER miff, he tonpreliended what the olcer meant, Mid •
hi thought the conduct of the prisoner brought him within the rides
ea* the Lily Sc •rs' Act. He might One him SI., but it being If'
• MP- —*:kgste the penalte shillin

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Madeira,

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qUisites
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e- , lEttu sti law nfTen...•, hs wreild mi.ireate tlie penalty to one ehilling. •- f ." dipeinosted ; but if he co'ufti trZe- ii.,e--;,:t.c-fi., 'i,r.- "g
•;,* ;„;;;;', i 0 r ,-* , ,-17 ;;i:. lie declined itt Mal on ht: so doing she gave him • push from her, I Witness was of epittion no man in his menses would have done it. pticee. Proof Leewarda have been sold at 2a. W., and 6my at ,
e
Toe prisoner said he hod not tasted vicoisla wince eight o'tdoek
.she might be taken again. , - arid snatched his watch and apitemiegrs, and insanity ran 0/1: He IHe considered hint decidedly labouring under a strong mental de- 2,. Id. Jamaica 99 and 30, over at Sr. 6d. ; but it is t ffieuk to Sherrhybottl ,P
that teeming, and he had but a nine In bit pocket; upon watch - man said it screed him right for his folly; he - • ts' then gave an alarm. TI- e w volt Wen a silver one, and the chain, I helium. purchase at the former rates. There t. on market! alteration in 110. Ann
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1S a tecontrucadation to find some less obooziour enieloymeot. th Attention e kindly forgave him altogether, dismissing hit. ' ying the interest it he could get the ticket; he th
- soh, and key nem go'd, and More now produced arc his property. It is supposed that an unfortunate love affair tress the cause of Brandy or Geneva. Salsa to-day-Parcels of !.rewards, 60 punt.
Thomas Boyce, a watchman, rated that he was on his best he- the melancholy catastrophe. i Demerara, 7 over, at 2s. sd,
cmidarto•Nßteilj.halaTed.m-srre'slildn'higits,ere"fria:min,oielansli.t:togr:9,iti:lrn.
epetsheriscofrwa,zevick tbyllvd.lbeltitctsuaintdyeaid. Madeira,
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SINGULAR STRATAGEM. LADY iIARRYMORE. • ran the bums of bloc dad tett o'clock, when he sew the prisoner I The Jury butnedeitely returned a verdict of " Insanity."
Itticellaa
Mr nn, a eimemrker in Crartbourne-street, complained th Ann Pears', alias Lady Baeryntore., who wee only Jibe- , . ing up. Masked her where she was ming to in such u hurry. f
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.i 1 She said, to Ring David-lane. hemeelienly utter lie heard a cry
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. donima
us' Ick had love played upon him, in order to obteu: the " . rated last Tuesday by the gaol delivery, as is usual with her. ire-
up, be pursued -
Clartt,,S
roam 0 a debt. He owed • Mr. dims 7 ,respects ritak I
1. and Mr. Sloes ha in. mediate!, after her liberal, n. timid her to one ortwo, which.
of " Stop thief!" anti soother watchman coming
the prisoner, and t her into custotle. On his to:11160g her to _sow,-
CORN EXCHANGE. Fll /DAY. SEPT. 22.
played a Mr. Earledge, • perfect stranger to the applicant, to rail' ted to an introduction to the Mansion.houso and Bow-street, and
watchhoues he found the watch. Chain, and seals in her boson,. PLYMOUTU, SEPT. 21.
H. S. Dyer, Esq. of Stonehoitse (late Secretary to Vicearldnitral
.Though the
tolerably I,r e, quite as good prices ate obtained, and the little re-
arrival both of Wheat amp Flour this week has been Old T
i 1 IF
li . i coon him and gilt% him an order for about 211 worth of good.. keilli being set free on Thorrday morning, wan found in the even.
the(ine of the seals had leeendast. The prisoner told' him that the
Sir C. Penrose, K.C.R.i. is eppoi•iited Secretor!, to Vice-Admiral WRIT rei
• Earle Jae hell a letter in his head, which contained the instructions, Rig by Webb, the beetled St. Ann's, •• giving a benefit" to her
Sirroalnino unso'd is of indifferent qt ality. Barley. Beans, and Peas,
ais he said, from a friend in the Weot of &igloos!, respecting the mire Western acquaintances. He brought her to 51arlberou,11-
She made no defence, and WWI fully committed. air E. Codrington, K.C.8., who succeeds arry Neale in the • "••• A
articles-, and he left him a sovereign as a deposit. lietore the day sliest at the evening sitting, whence site wan •sent to Tothill-Herds, Captain had eis en them to her.
Mediterraneao command. fully support Monday's qua lion ; and in Oats there was more
TR A3l ES W.VEk; RNI EN. The Asia, 04, at Portsmouth, is ordered to be fitted for the business doing than on Wean ...elev. although there has been a good Letter
for finishing the order, Earledge called again, and left the,tollowing to ablde till next sessions, on:ens two respectable housck--eaars will
arrival of foreign Oats this we-A. ttpw rds of 22,11011 quarters, and Na. It),
Ewa in the son, ot 201. each, to our sovereign Lord me King. for ,f 034 Prifehot.d. a "wenn:tn. appeared on a summons, to show flag of Sir H. t'odrington, and Captain E. Cursor. is to comn,a, d
not* t -
Alter. 31r. %Valiant Callaway, of the Galatea, is to be Purser of the
Me. Claude Nelson, • respectable Gentleman, residing In At. from our owa coast about KO qua tors; we do not, hooey r, cuote ----
them dearer. in other articles there is no variation to notica
"J. E. having left a sovereign on account, requests Mr. Dunn lter opptarance then and there to answer what may be alleged use why he ex.uuted an exorbiunt fate.
will lone, no any account, disappoint hint on Thursday, at two against her.
bour.place. Commercitoad, stated, that lie and his family had Asia,
Dlr. 11'. Coningworth is appointed Purser of the Carnelion, rice
......,•: latra. J. E. rill be at dinner at that time at the Three THE CIIA RGE OF RAPE.
lately come from Scott by the United Kingdom steam-packet, BOUT I
I' ' a Orman.. Dowgete-hill, when he will have the money ready for Mr. ORE.-Yesterday this office was again much era lately
cad nn her arrival at Orteowich he hailed two boats, one for hi. AP:Hurray. whose appointment is cancelled. SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY. SEPT. 22.
I • t "k; Ward • f Sheerness-yard, Office
Dolin, If he mil friing the shoes to that house, with the bill of par- in consequence of the examination or 11Lio•.rin Nicholls. He wasaeu . t ~Tucker, . !it o is appointed to There is • fair supply of Be: fat Market Mil morning. and goed amity and the other for luggage, to take hint as tar as Ratcliffe- Greenwich Hospital,
sHaoapllitteel:pereice.erVivin:
glliaatnppalrelaetc:,!.s, P 'oceed
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cob, with the lowest possible pricte."
Beasts rote a ready sale at Monday . prices-es. 2d. ; but tnfertor
placed at the bar, and was gcoteely dressed in black, and watnpro.
I cross ; when, on their sutrat there, they charged him 12s, each deceased,
a plait hy Sir Wit- tit-Millen are heavy ia eisposel on lower terms. Mutton is lan- dad in
.
t 1 He waist twe place at the time mentioned, saw Mr. Earledge, vided with the professional assistance of Mr. Knowles. from alt.
host, though he underatoud atierwit ds that the fore was out Ile !!words,
mid was &sired by him to wait a few minutes. till a friend came to Harmer's office. 7-• ham Congreve, are expected here, to be tried on board his Majesty's tool, and toe trade is Mat et the quotation beneath. Scarcely any Out of a sense of public duly be brought the defendant there. The h• large an
look at the workmanship, as be (Earittlze) knew as little about Mr. BROUGHTON perceiving that the prisoner's wife was pre- • .. s ups. thing doing in Laiab. The number of Calves is moderate, thr
1 MladdiSAdatlL Presently Esrledge asks Ito look at the invoice, sent, said lie did not wish to dinner lire feeling., but for the pur- name of the other boattrum he could not learn. The Eclipse packet, Lieutenant Paasingham, sailed on Friday for which there is a good demand, at an advance of ad. pee atone. ding; C
Alr. flew's:RlP asked the decedent what I.e had ta any ?Mule at
elyia- he was in doolit wee liar they agreed for 3434. or 39.. per poses of justice he thought it necessary for her to remain in the Falmouth. Pork remains much the same as for :he last hw weeks.
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Amen pairs. Applieent produce° it, and Eariedge put It into his office. The defendant re lied, that he did not ask Me fare, it was the e• •
p . he Forte, 46, Captain Coghlan, C. 8., arrived on Monday from •ro sink the offal, per Mat of Sibs. ling Er
pocket, saying he would I•nk at it when he had hrd his dinner.- Mrs. Nicholls said she would wish io remain in the office, beingotheryoung man who did ; when :he Gentleman said, .• I suppose
. , . a crdfite,-haring damaged the head of her mainmast, and came into Beet 4l 4d to ha at I Veal .... ...... .. ts dd to ha oaf An at
!"..1 Applicant made no objecttors as he had still the goods in his own anxious to hear her daughter's evdence. She was therefore ac otn- lam to give you t
possession. In another ininate, however, fa cane Sims, with an modated with a chair. gave it to ma. the same;' and I said, "If s ' you pl.ase, and tie Hempen the tull,wing day, to have her mast token out for Wither Mutton
inspection. as lid to 4s 6d I Pork .... .. .... 4,s (id to 5; ed
Lamb ... ...... is Od to Sts Od Velma
variety
the wittermen had latterly been in T officer of the Lord Mayor's COOrt, who seined the shoes as the KO- Margaret roe Sullivan was then called. The girl is of extremely Mr. Barri:lEBlP observed, tf he Royalist tender arrived on Monday from a cruise, and sailed Meats 0/ X•lTts Tales DAy, for fan
Fi; pot, of the applicant, in the hands of Earledge, by virtue of a writ Interesting appearance, and cried bitterly. Her former deposition the habit or imputing uti suomosersfuming nut of 'item-Vessels, and again on Tuesday. Beasts 150 i Sheep itasen I Calves 264 I Pigs 110 Maps,
1 1, ~ of anaemnent, sued oat by Sims, for the 71. lie Pretested against of the charge agaiost the prisoner was read over to her, and she in
the goods being taken from him, but the officer tin-eau-tied to glee he most solemn manner declared it was true. that
convit
it was necessary to make raS example. He thereto: e should j
Convict the defendant in s penalty Of 40.. and rosin n liamonze.-Britannia, Windsor Castle, Forte, Pelorus, Ca-
melion, Cynthia, alotine. and Shelelrake.HAY-MARKET.
Ray.... .. . 90s Oda 105 s 0.1 IClnrer
Btanhe
ehatge of him few felony if he attempted to carry them nfr and in- dlr. Knowles-4 am instructed to Prove that this is a most horrid The Gentleman respiested Mat his portiou of the fine might be At the Island.-Cadtatus end Vig,ilsot. Interior ...... Ms litt to 80a Oil I Weiler - &c
‘ll nted the delivery of the invoice to Knocke as a delivery of the conspiracy to deprive Nicholls of hit lite, put in the poor-larim threw ~...,.,ilea Od to 36s cad Which
tap
DUFFERS AND (TREE*IIOIINS.,
ship a,
poriessision of thaseends also. Eariedite at oral pretended to be cur. Sir. Cowcher, surgeon, of Church-street, Liasen.,Trnee, was The Elder Brethren of the Trinity-bouse have, in coesideration it
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eat at these plueeediogs, but it was afterwards admitted to he a then called, and proved that upon being applied to on the Son-lay UNION HALL.-Yester:ny one of Teitellons generally called of the extensive merit of Air. Kerrigsn:s work on Navigation,
Pr,liißteisiolt eaftekBADENHALLo-r,Br Taa Ca a (Iv a: .
^ ram da gnerre foe the recovery or' time debt, de iiay consulted a after the 23d of August, upon the night 01 which the crime was " Dufters," Mimed Jock I,e;:i, all itilia ;fall, Ol.Pettieoat-lane, was Nautical Antrorionty, and other branches of Science, liberally set- ate ..f. • ... .... se o4s Oaf I Veal ............ 5. 44 to ai sd eacelle
nalleirer of she Mayor's Court, and was by him recommended to alleged to have taken place, by Mrs. Nicholls, by her request brought up to this office in the custody so Craig, one of the Bow. scribed IMO. tcweets its punlication. ' Sidles .. .ha to 4s 2d I P0rk..........,. 36 4d to IS ad ring
, I apptt.tu a glarrierate, Insisting that Harledge had not such a pos. Ite examined the complainant and her sister, a girl of fifteen, as the etrett patrol,
ammo 01 the good" as would make Ida •Aarulalute in these* of allegation was that the -prisoner had illused both, and he was of I
the Contt. steletaoa that 'beanie never had been ill-used as they had described. ' charged with having defrauded James Compton, •
gentleman e servant, of 3/. 10r-tinder the following circumstances,
lite 'priewier, OR being placed at the bor, vas i.emediattly rang.' -------...---•
NAVIGATION COF Till .*IPEN CAM. * Lib.. ..... ... 31 44 to 4s ad
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n mat
) )Ile: Breed- ird, the Chief Clerk; said, this wry not a new device. The complainant was here recalled, and In &newer to questions 1410 .1,7- the BACIRa, ' who Nemec:Et il .hlen as a fireatnuntince on -...sanea---
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•t * i , Beene year' ago an lank rat st Uxbridge owed a citizen 0021. from the Magistrate stated, that her sister 31ary had told her that the town, isemg he ihe daily bauit of Matti:kg the most gross fm. On Monday, the 11th Instant, a Abating, conststing of depute- int
211 ireweamie : ....... • ...71=i, . i Yes PS to -i's 'RR I
-r ~ , palterer, and the Janet' got a friend to hire a post-chaise, with four I the prisoner had made a similar attack upon her twice, two nights Imaitlo,lol On the bnwury, he and.the g.ing with whom he was as. lions from the Corporation of the Bedford Level, of Drainage an I•e sunder/and •••8 4. •-• • • •••• ..• 35s Oaf to 381 Od.
et Me innkeeper's best horses. Ito late at night, that they were ne- alter that when she had been ill.treaten. 'l'hat girl had wince then belated generally selecting young kiwis s green" from the country Navigation Comnitiotioners under the Eau Brink ACIPS and of th;
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ls
.0" nriengly jot up In stables in keindaotomteiblinneenxtt
atmornin.._ and before , beer, salt to Iretand.
Vitas their dopes, merchants of Cammidge, was held atone Red Lion Inn. Cambrie -
This o til Mani stated that be lived 3 the service of Mr. Taber, to take into consideration thepropriety of adopting measures beer~ they er 'el bythe ahl • and h Mr. Coweher, and Mr. Morlaat. of the Glasgow College of 1 cm a ll i
his debt. With respect to the applicant's cam, Surgeons, who happened to be present, withdrew into another roomß ,
at Bayswater. That on Wednesday week, as he wris proceeding improving, or other restoring, toe navigation of the et
Cam.et roar At Tallahassee, FIorida.MARRIED. .
Fl . on Tuesday, the 12:h July, 17 Fd. • demob
meat a
prints,
the eidlrrMegistrate could not Interfere. The goods were not with the girl, and upon their return they were decidedly of opinion along eMford.street, two men areowed hint, arse of whom was the scheme which had been in circulation for some time for the im- Van lEVOUr, Esq., Achille Murat. Roy,: of Florida, Urtnerly of
oomph
il iII , aggined felonieuely, but under +reasonable idea of tight, and by that the girl had experienced no such injury as she had described. prisoner, mai pretended to have a knowledge of him and his master. moreinent or the navigation was then discussed and approv, d of. Maly, eldest sort of Ilia late _ Nairn) grog alonchitn, of Naples, to. H. a ;• : Meat of law. Ilf Mr Siena had proceeded in error, the Applicant was Mr. Knowles requested that the renters of the house where the Complainant said diet they must be mistaken, for lie had only ar. Ihe estimated expense for effecting these improvements WO 30,0001. isles. Catherine I/angel:hal Gray, of l'allobatare, laxly Ot.
eveay t ' beet wlifinot a noised', bat he must seek it in another place. prisoner lived might be called. rived in town for the first time in his life a day or tem before. Thie which watt to be raised by a tonnage toll, and a tax en die leads that aFredericksburg, Va. daughter of Major Byrb C. Willis, of toe
duced
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lily Payee, the seednd Clerk, said the ayelicant might save his 31r. Smith was accordingly examined, and he declared that on infatuation was quite enough forthe two felhiws; one of them, a would be benefitted by he new cut. bore place.
Aule El iti I needs from being sell at by putting in hail. %Ton •hich his the night of tics 234 of August he heard no alarm or contusion in man not in custody, drew out a handsorac-looking, engine-turned Mr. A ncitEn produced IA draft of the Bill Intended to be brought
eerf the
AIM would be givew up roesim. And as to the trick that nad •he prisoner's spar menu; arid had the prisoner dramed the giri and appnrently gold hunting-watch, andsaid to the complainant into Parliament during the next Session, lot carrying the projected DIED.
-and o ' IP( •
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..; , benoptay
adviee, ed wire him, he mould Sod perhaps,
tur,,,oentiotinit legal from her bedl.orowini to hi,', nes must have heard ii t. n
talia? se* the 'w• 14.7
ii.o went
uolhaliiiittle r
ave .Tualytistiton
that Mt 1.1.1! P2lO (agitated nal ivrilnolijfil:
trespass. indicted fora girl on thaeoeaul ing mowing . she didnot cm* ey, nod if you purchase thins works inns effect
v." The servant said that The Earl of Hen nw tc it e thought the measures proposed would On Monday afternoon, at his seat, Oledhow, n'sr Leeds, Sit
John Beckett. Bart. in the 84 h year of his age. She John tea diseer
" War
casiella..._ ,a_scr. ete bet -11thksB ost s oat observed that the case at every' exam'
*nation never basing seen so beautiful a watch before, except the one les be of the most essential service, both to drainage and navigation. born on the 30-h of April, 17411; and on the 3s: of March, 15-74, ha
MI fa
1 Ply a-swilt Iskisign iti= the applicant back to the Solicitor became wawa involved in mystery. master wore, he took it into hie hand and began to examine it; Mr. HEMINOTON was of opinion, that as several lands in Cites- married blare, third daughter of Dr. Christopher Wilson, Lo:d
Fat
. , . of the Mayor's port. Mr. KWORLES submitted that it could go no farther, because the hoar and minute hand, were exact to the thine of any, and on Orton. Dimon, Cambridge, &c„ would be greatly improved by the Bishop of Bristol, grandfather of Richard Eountayne Nilson, Esq.
em wi
• I I $
. , :.' . : UPI IN THE CITY. the girl had been contradicted in her evidence, which wan tonekru appiyog k tobis gm., it ticked as loud and a. well as any watch, deepening of the river, as hundreds of acres would be laid dry one ot the relent Members for the county of York. By this Sheri:
i 1 0 I 3qh, it iTemetf‘ Linreollsbert, and Ellen W illiatrtl • were charged and unsupported. t and secured to be perfect in all its Inns. Having examined It, the which were now almost useless, they ought to be charged with some hearriage Sir John had issue eight sone and three daughter& all t f P.l
with being disorderly in fit. Paul's Church-yard on the previoua Ale. Baotionrost said that to n carotin extent the girl had no: owner rdotereed, that a bpi:tot:id. watch of the same description portion of the expense. whom survive, except Richard, late Beitiodo4loool of the id figi-
minst
been borne out, but in such a peculiar case he was bound to sift I would sal In any shop in London for at least fell., but re. Mr. A Retina sageeseed whether it would not be better to dis- meat of Foot Guards, who fell, covered with Kenonta at the tattle
93, 1 1 Pllltnnett had, it seems, complained of being annoyed by his fed. to the very utmost a t•really should I f hilt that of hquestion 6 if it i • of Talavera, 2110.) of lBO9. Sir John Breskat was creattal $
, and he could not slyest himself of an marked that the enturfainant dove it -Or . pose she present
. i . low-to.oMera wan WC commas prostitutes. And they had charged opinion he had formed upon the subject. The prisoner had a two. MUM. This
ba3ll/Ith'aintsalikg them and' treeing their clothes. The watch- fold charge to answer, a• cording to the evidence. offer basing bee,; mods, the prisoner, Levi, who on to open St. John's Eau, it must be by a separate Bill.
snood nicrely as • spectator baiter, now bounced in upon Mr. PRYME war of opinion that both might be embodied in one Beronet in 1813. by his July, esent M 'est then Prince Regent: was
Pe til lt,
twice Mayor of Leeds, soul both as Chlet Magietotte of the Iscoon.ili,
1 swan took them aW to the watch•house, and Thomas Brown, the arts. Nicholls stated that the prisoner was her husband, and had them, paying, t:s Ood Flesh roy sonl, let mc have the Bill, and a greatexpeole saved. sod one of the Justice, of' the Pesos tor the West Riding, was dia. 13
. ,
I ' ' ~. coarrable of the night. received their Mtn charges. and Beet eitch of been no tor seven sears, Ile upon all occasions was a good hue. watch-I'll let you have what you ask fax it-it's worth treble Mr. Amanita observed, the differenee of erpenee would be but
tinguished for him lewd knowledge, his Orin but Impartial alittiais-
memo die Compier. Bennett now complained that the constable band and father to het children, of whom slit had four by a former the money.** Tre
his is on the part of the Jew, and his trifling, since a fresh set of hats would be taken by tl:e de. kit of
nation of the laws, and his successful exertions in times of 4.oleuliy eario
t . • or the night was stupidly drunk, and ought sot to have detained him husband, air girls ; two of them was of the age of Id. The awn. pretended' anxiety to make the purchase ha:Ascii, would be thought Parliament for every additional body of commbetioners. At pre- in preserving tranquillity, and enforcing the duties of trot subject*
't
upon the else they made out.
Sir plainant was 13, and the other was mach younger. The tisins she to have sufficiently opened the eyes of she young man, and avg." sent it .48 a double Bill, and liable to a double set of fees ; and The watchman, Plush Moody, being questioned by Peter sent to Ireland to her sister. Two or three Moro before this Ohl ened his suspicion* as to their irdentioollt he, however, remained he instanced one general Bill, in which upwards of thirty sots of to the Gonnunetst of the country. Mr John was, dodo.; a lone
ourse of years, principal tanner in the Leah, Ra: k For nOtne • lia'
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I : aurie. said geonou was the worse lot liquor, but so also was the was conimted. she wert to ver, in fl
constable. ertfordsfure, to a situation in *narrate and continued in treaty for the watch until the price was eom
the family of the Rev. Air. Roswell, and upon her return she heard beat down hors 931. so Al th 'sone, during the time exhibiting in the Holum. •, e pri ini„,,,imiers per, „mid, iid is meey sea a f fees were charged ars Sir John has not taken an active part in businesa. bet he!
• chiefly resided in the bosom of his numerous and iff•cfonate women
Midi
Sir PETER LAMOUR said. as Mr. Bennett woe not sober, he what war said to have paned. the greatest pomade anxiety to get hold of the watch, and the The Earl of It --away tc x a said he was
ntled to understand, from family. Sir John Beckett is succeeded in his title by hie Meet
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Amid cut the matter short, and not inquire Into the whale of the 31r. Baouourog, upon the oitnest's hesitation to proceed, owner of it exclaiming against all Jews, and declaring that rather a cooversation he bad had with .Mr. Ped, it was the intention 'I, th. Me" Ho"' John B'eketts Al•P• his Ilhicmf.° 'hid"
lausintsis ; but it was clear the constable was drunk, and if he had said he was aware of the. delicacy of her situation, when her bus. titan sell any mete of his property ye p Jew he would sooner of that Right Honourable Gentleman to bring • reamorre into Par. Advocate, wto mauled Lady Anne Lowther, third daughter of tile 4. CI
locked up • gentleman rho ha 1 cause to complain of being annoyed band was the accused, and her slaughter the accuser, but he con- tatty ft down the river. The barman was thus struck., the cam. !lament to abridge the present enormous ea . attendant on paw- Bail of Lonadale. Dub
WY reentituurs, merely because they chose to ma',e a countercharge, jured her. upois the oath she had takisionvpit the ilia. h. " plairam paid the (al. and the watch was yisn into his possession, ing private Dille. 411--r - - --.,.. : _....--„-----..-...-1 New
taarraser groondltaa. I: was abominable cocOuct, ard ire was eel. • Mts. Nicholls' paid she would answer aniquestion put to her. the der all dm whilodeplorinw dist It not been sold to him, A subscription for defraying the ratpenses which might be in- MGR WATER TRIRDAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mod
death until for his office. He dismissed the prisoners, and he at Mr. Iltiouonrono-Did you ever ate perkaiband Set with ten- and cellist, down ono. on the header the owner for not disposing cursed in care of fa In the application to Parliament des then Idoroint •• ••• •. f min. after •I I ambit al ado. after a
list des/ht of dirminsing the comitahlellrom hit situation. It ap- mot ti to your daughter ? • - •a '• •• •
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heed ntrtea, and that he derived no emolument from it except goad father to them. - - ;Otte aurpritets Owns tivepentkafrasn }Loo he led die watch, Thanks being wed to die Gil/Orman, the Meetly' aelinfaledi *tread, sad ombUsited by IC CANNON. Poi mpg. 1,44 r
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