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London, England, 1824-07-03 00:00:00

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Sweet
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And
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The contents of
flames and darts,
faithful spouse to
to become a meml
nantly spurned the roared
inability to encounter
honour, unmindful of i
occasion both to himself
doors of the chapel,
cumstances, with e
and amorous epistles
were very humorous,
services of the gay L
spirit. One commenced with—

" Come live with me, and be my lor;:."
The Knight complained to the Marshal, Win. Jones, Esq.
'welting that the fir..? advances were made to him by the
lady, and that he had merely obeyed the call of love—

Love sounds th' alarm, and fear is eying,
Wisest beauty's the prize, what mortal fears dying."
The Marshal, to prevent further mischief, upon mature
deliberation, ordered the fair nymph, Mrs. 8., to be locked
'out of the prison, thus withdrawing from the wanton eyes
of the vanquished and enslaved Alexander the fair form of
his statira, the bright object of his ardent affections.

improve-
considerable and
-r some, when
it charming
was inha.
ineneu of Its
Indeed, so
formed by
ijacent Inca-
north side

lie crowds
Town on
Theirs day, to witness the ascension of Mr. Itersiter in the
balloon, was that of a mendicant without legs, who moved
IA a sort of sledge with four wheels, drawn by two dogs,
harwsse3 and decorated with bows of blue and white
ribbon. They dashed along with his vehicle with all the
regularity of a curriele pair. The novelty of the equipage
produced much mirth amongst the spectators, and which-
ever way he drove he was followed by a strong retinue of
the mobility. In passing through the turnpike-gate, the
Itoll-keeper war: half incliu2d to make him pay for a four-
wheeled carriage; however, he was suffered to drive on,
as the money-takers were in doubt whether they had any
claim on equipages of this extraordinary description.

WICOUSI, Or has law t foe his own reputati White Mountain, who had received hii Ambassador so noalvi bbeadi, hy Tha ampletiou of bl
kindly !
too sten awilailds esummenownent. Jildgu
m•srmniminismosstom Was in edam Amid to correct an imaginatic
Faux ran IN BANCO REGIII.--From a C0r044 oloss 'and a:fishily, hut full of conceits
—An Honourable Baronet late a Commandant , . Them is no senatorial dignity in T 1
and whose bravery and exertions with his seeps in ny Tidos lb ast be is lentlid in colot
Peninsula attracted the very marked attention WS . 1111.01141 Old alas* of the passions. t
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the Duke of Wellington, but who has far a
ci,;. • to Mate and proplety, that, In hi
abjured the die of arms, and taten op bb ..
tb• Dasert, be has put the
the cloistered walls of the Abbott a privy, an 4 ''' '' ' . ,F,.... is be of character and i
ardour and achievements in the field of T OV
~ i''
' or WOrlui, he las &vs the Ape
passes his valorous exploits fit the lad
.. 1, . - aiipkti waddlers. NO tan nt
fascinated by the charms of Mrs. 11--..--, lin *."-k• ' . • • , and no man generally has
of a fellow-collegian, a comely dame, Jiff, •• . •
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opassupostelowe4; ondhii: rocinnwsserofpiscesthose,
addressed several most tender billet •to favour him with her cempany to (101 l
My. My. ' - -• a " , ontintring of Thisno than t
boudoire. - '
Sweet hours that us or nosh' so WI, , ,
0 ! al, like totem, to th• issi. 7 . . ,
And let my love, my may lives MI6 since the intended I
Coons panting to tide footed bong.
se Tavistock-square. The i
The contents of these harbingers of Copt& 114114 '• : ,
,L,,,,n :V- **town have been consider
flames and darts, were ' gel, - ' ' if,„.,` —.-. .. ' adit In do recollection of som
faithful spouse to herb usband, win TiStllle -. , *. *.'
:" ' V . amsolknal one of the molt c
to become a member of then oble ardor if !oft " ' ' -tar- • and tiouthampton-row wi
minty spurned the paired boost I lift • • . ... ' 1
_.....i':',1L.. ' • t &am for the finenci
inability to encounter the Man-01-WW All lb. ' - pia Zt ty of its situation. In
honour, unmindful of the ridicule' anal Witiastanisitfe . - "'t" was the landscape, fi
occasion both to himself and his *Jr rib, 414 Tyr . Hills, and the salver
doors of the chapel, ludicrously resulting wag& -44 -44 • of Queen-square the is
cumstances, with copious extracts tkow ore correspondence " ass astjapaent din; prospect.
and amorous epistles of the valiant Iwo, many of whisk: An S3I9IIAOIIISIINaIIY -EQUIP AG E.—Among tin
were very humorous, and, consideriag the age and great
ts of p,,easan and others who flocked to Camden '1
services of the gay Lothario, pedectly gallant and full of .rh.,,,,,,, .r.
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