The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-01 00:00:00

FA SIIIONA II LE MOVEMENTS.

The Dowager Duchess of flatland has left Learningtoo,
Warwickshire, for ?Actium Mosstirsy, Leicestershire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Taviaisark ha►e arri►ed
at their seat, Oakley Douse, from Wuoburo Abbey.
The Earl and Court's of Jersey and family will lease
teem this day for Mightn't.
The Earl stud Counters of Harrington bore arri►ed st
their house in the Stable-yard, St. James's, front Windsor.
Earl and Countess Spencer are expected in town un Fri-
day next from thei► seat, Althorp, Northamptonshire.
Earl Gr has arrived al his seat, Lama Hall,
Cheshire, from a tour.

The Earl ef Catrtlea has arrived at hie seat sear. Tnalaridge.
from a tour.

The Dowager Connie.' of Dsrliworth h.. left Lord Bt.
Wilkield, Staffordshire. un a leer.

Lurd Primitive btu tarrifrrd iu tUltil from Eframoo, Deg.
bythirr._.

Lord Henniker hits arrived al his veal, Stratford Houle,
&vex, from tirffielk.

Sir C. ISergoot Bart. M.P. has h ft town for his seat, Trr.
drvir Howse. Slooloosithshire.

Sir George Biggest, Bari. M.P. hag left town fur hi, rest
i• Reek..

The Hee. C.ptaia Deere e. R.N. left Bleke's Hotel,
Jrrouro•str,re, Temente,. for Belt._ _

George Tbosipsos, Esq. has arrived at the Royal Motel,
St. Jasseemorres, from his seat is Hoots. Departures hulls
shoo :—Marquis Ssissree for the Contosest ; awl Mr. and
Mrs. Ramnoad sad Mies Robinson foe Diver.
Captain Mayas arrived yesterday at the Colours Merl,
Clisrles-street, Grossness moms, from his seal, Seems Oaks,
Keno.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Leith have errieed at Mieset's Hotel,
Lover lkook•strset, from the Consiglio.

The winter Assemblies have commenced at the
Roy., Hotel, Plymouth, under very propitious
cutnatanceo. The first, which took pl.ce on, Wed-
nesday last, under the p.trouig• of Lady ELIZA.
BATH PACK. was numernmily and brilliantly attend-
ed, there being nearly 300 persona of the first thfo.
'Mellon present. The next Assembly will be p.-
tronised by the Countess of MouLET, when a very
large assemblage of rank and fa•htoa is anticipated.

Tsig KING'. ENTRY INTO EDINBURGH.—
Wheal the tither of the White Rod approached
the city gate to denisi.d admittance, after the He-
rald knocked, the Climutherlam asked, " Who
comes thee ?" A ions), fish-wile, who happened
to be there at the time. exclaimed, " Ay ! that's a
gude rime, just as if lie (Wins ken white it Win!"
A writer in The Manchester Guardia* saes—.
"'That on lively innoing the chapel of ease, •meter
Oldham, he was attracted by a crowd of country
people staring with their mouths open OA a paper ou
the door, which hr supposed contained the banns of
marriage. Oa approaching, he found it was FP,
but the names were written in an ,!most unintelft.
Ode kind, mot moreover tamed wrong side up,
and posted at die very top of the door,"
SMART likTuRT.—A counterman, about to site,
his condition. appeared last week beln.e a NI mgistrste
to swear the affidavit required by the New Marriugo
Act, • lire, oil Its being read to !Mil. lie CoCiPtilaiiiell
OA lie understand it. se Nut UndfallAuti
it." Raid be. whit was tint o•er burdened
with srore—" notunder-'and it ; ally, you must
be quite a No, I lien.' visite," said
lioneet clod, di3ty, " but I be very meur one."

The repairs awl *lterations et Claremont, *roar
the liep*,ton• of hi* lt•w:pi flighriet4 the Vriiire
LEOPOLD, have fwers earned to r great esielit.
Moat ut tile door', with the rtereprion of the state-
roolu•, have hrru taken up, ruts new ones
duos), o*isur, to the dry-rot ha►ung affreted thew
to P) grvo an est.'s% The print:gad part of Ow
house, With the our-hoshisitga, have trees,
'minted, and 'be atate-rooins have received great
rdillituis of splendour. The servants have been oil
board wages the whole or the time, 'lot one henig
owing to his Hoyal Highssess's abreact.,
Marlborough Mum ha. Itkewirm hero greatly rim
proved. Mr. PrltLll.l/11, the steward, takes • very
relive pia it. the alterations arod rroprovelorini‘
His Royal Hilburn is troop cipected jy 1111.
Lifirntr,y,

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DE TRY. . . W Rrilotlrili NEknisti Ses • irgsnhfi Es lk sidloPsilittif. . .
frpacuzATlOk IN FOREIGN TA LLttili". POLICE. 1 i
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' MARRIAGE ACA'..........
. A most agreeable ehenge of weather has this week • TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS • OVILORA&S.,
Stow or DR. t.ustlleaTOS: fallen !Joie, and we *eagerly renuemlirr an asitunsu Andrew W. Cruise. E.g. son uf the hie strtiut Yesterday Anne Satiiihts, a remaikably thonstutive oil
......, Cabe!, E4q. of Suardcwore Castle, ',Maimed his 214 _ Wynn% was loosed before the "new Magistrete, Sir Imam
so propitious as to enable the visitors to run the the
Whip Magerfas foe Octobeel
Salubrious twashreetra t the Evolanede On %Veils year on Sutodsy-au eveet *IPA has •offmded •auto
other of those beautiful rumples ati frequeut in "hi; ".1144t--fTliailltedleheisonshretiiieern nettle: eittirertdinary bubble, I Wok, !Ow", by Williams Paw, the akeeper of Bishwynegor•
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.......c ngra so o ion 1.0 the public;
nate Without, charged silk dimArbing • emu:are:mien assenchhd
by September set Gtr, 'medley was in consequence thronged with a greet
country, of the irmoulby and based ewer felt by •tiempt Ito mooopoose www Create exiesesgeed prices, Weems for Mesa. womb, al • chapel is Gulden-loose, ere Sunday.
cool of rook mid fashloie mid the band of theail she ether geresearles of life are fan," ~, prise. Aso day The wurtity Magistrate inquired of she ~licit in eh& mew- ' 0 i
eloped toward the sea. a tio:miry lowest& the descendents of a weittlemais la day. h.a mei with a. jest desert. Ti.. ftecumulotion of user the old lady wag rundumisee herself when be took hue 1
9th
lancers perfairusing sense martial mire oppoole whose mime is amiembered with yolked, ea si ets, stork which it has caused on this market is .o linger 'has inn. Cual6al. Th. er6ere "Pl!ed, iu "`e rhl mirth wit Il'u
*hide my Lord Enratiortreeh
'Thninason's Library, contributed highly to 'licit
a House like a cult o'er the Coe.
' gratifieittion. In the as'emblatte we lirrieed- rill " landlord of the old :Whoa'," and with wffer- rinie-half of It Inset ilbestiliely p mit In the warelioneee, and persons Is the Juane...oat, that she ea* fast asleep, and
beetling a total him 'refute the time can arrive ekes, the cue- snoring en loudly, that ell the rest of the eungregaties wire
li iiii ate respect by ■all whet ►personally knew hen.
Tl.e Earl iif Resborungh. the Hon. Col. Ponsonibir, M.P.
pontaneotts efforts the tenantry resolved mod- suniplims may possibly require it. disturbed it the ir elevetaus by her, aid he thought she was •
fmy elitists at larger.- Lady &ewe Ponersobv, the Earl and Courileas of Fingal!, With s
Three is stow lyieg ill the wasehouses al this port alone Jere • little she rotor for liquor, as she misted bi.i authority ;•ti
lite Pope is his barge. Itir orford and Lady Goiaow, Sir Robert Peel, lb. Lady of tsitnously to celebrate the oftssion, mid reopeciftilly the enormous queenly of 50,1!nu casks, a large revisit of for some time after he bad awakened her, and itemised upon fr
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self She cases they draw, the Wight Tim the Secretary of Slaty, the Misses Peel, Mr, declining' the offer made by Mrs. Cerise, who
Mamma* ere, M.P., Col:surd and in, li„.. Mrs. %reeked. wished to contribute to the /retied. Acc Igl which is •already three years old; and such hive been the ■stayiue where she we..
ve, so they fly to the Law.'Kuria mule In crush Ails golly attempt at moneputy, that a The add lady, en h meets tears and collate. I e the Mogis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamour. Captain St 000000000 Ceptein and Mr.. "f( HI- 7 farther gement, arrow in to 50 Met nigh. mat be expected hate, drple. eel her situation, mid assured Ms Wee --Me sh3t -i
know not how to behove, it'd Brewers Trelawney, several Military and Naval &Mimes. they appotitted the following Coninntro.. to geode
t si , ee to arena from SI. Pet. tetrarch and the other kseeles purls it wee Mundy by druesitires, and Out by 'quer, mat elm vr.*
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she right affidavits : fill she sunlit eligible plats :-.A.r. r•tio try. nee. Co,. Wore the close Of this sensor.. or, rroase.
Among the I sleet anneals ore-
bet Brown, Alessi... Allen, sett suit sou., Davin, The deliveries friss the wareltotme, last season, from err After • sitimble reprimand, the worthy Alderansat sheet tad
Cupid's fume of come:Moe, His Excellency Governer Penn, Lady Rinke', Counters
le stem of disunites? Beertisekt, Sir J. &red lady Cot Hirpmley, Sir W. and Lady Rile', Omen., Minton. Morgan, S. Ilif iototia laber 1.411121, to May Ist, 1522, 'hes the tie* impurtatiun her to
Sinikius conepJatned of the resolute of a alreet.irree r,to he di.rharged.
t, with a heart hot as Zhu, links, Inglsi Has Sir Evan Neon., Led, Polluted, It. Wit. Myer, Nevi', Berber (the Side.), Horni,h,e)a. Nod esseoneurad, were-. lobo
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Fur home Consumption 2$ MIA cask,. who had, i.e ',toted, without any Caine, seia.ri use CIA mist
hams, Esti, Laity sod family. Hon. Berkeley end Mrs. Noel, Carter. These gentlemen having resolved thst the
of by post horses and Greta,.
Benjassis Seep.., Eery. H.P. and falsity, Captain Lyme:tin, rejnicings should take place on Monday list, in- -- Exportation ... 2,865 horse, and conveyed it to the ni eel' paid. lice must not be a serail; R.N.. Gspesia Smith, Mr. and Mrs. .1 Portal, Mr. and Mrs. stead of Solidity, the nioet reletisive prepiaralinta --.--
311,963 The officer. iii rrply sit this statement, sail that he was
desired by Mr. ('bake, slur c,,htractor for the deal. 14.0 01k1.31
ed of notice at all ; Chinerback, Mr. sad Mrs. Toehold sod family, Mr. sad
be in black and in white; Mrs. 5-Newell sad family, Miss Hippisley. Mr Rirardes. Mr. ... .
were nucleon Haugliii,noil Hill, fin rod tit the six f The increase, iit British growth. at the present time, is the seizing., as the Mt was laden with "As to "'air"' u- F
sad Mro. Yertruer and family, it,. •and Mrs. J. &own, the oxen which bad beets purcheard by the tenantry. turn.
y ••detq.uate to meet the
re.oursesu la ohn ;
i. brat the nvoinfac. Iwo set i.ii. co:inlet
ere neither party can write,
d ale SL• 'd he a a maser and stops. Iref rr, mid
Misses-Brown, Illrs. Logan. the Mimes Heiken, Mr. sad After the clock had announced the deport we of the fro"; . ftoss.X.P IT" het deeiP: rveevirmneefroV theequwiairtelhersonisem.Pu this data whicht Mr.l'i. 'Ca!tit he ‘raiitsl she officer took to her tired of
egellimr, of course, Mrs. Banos and family, and Mr. Aubrey. Sabbath, the caisson on Ilenglintoed Hill, and tel nasois, me therefore prom...beg at the rate sof shout uselinif dust num coal, was 104 fart the sweepings uf Mr. Tyler's,
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viage is tart before horse. ----- Sandovne Castle below. teg,ll3 10 fire ; the oxen the above for house consumption, and for experienced saw. the seiversnaith's woe hilltop, fir which lie had paid saes i
at' are equally hem •• 4 CURIOUS ANCIENT RING. were then put down to be resisted. and titling roue Mr. Editor, caution your readers to Memel clear el this guineas. Ilile tura produced a seaside of Ihe dem, nod a Jr. c.
slippery etemstoodity-further connects' is uoutemmary. • 4
la till I'm really dully. - --r-...--- potties flocked along the several roads, amid the sue who attended es the part of Mr. Claeke. slow produced •
y, still baiting Love's nap. We have jest twee favoured with the right id' a ctrl • London, September 30. W. A. C. ample which he had taken Gam the cert. Or outwitted 81
insu'ilight darkness, to assist in the festivities ef the
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enriou• old riug which was (mind about a isenth agcy by - --- - - - - the warily Magistrate Informed she cestramor that there
holiday week. The morning *rose beautifully -, Arun should Hymen chain mar* Mr. Jolla Midst:erne, sit College-siren, in ilsi• eity,ia bie was out the Blighters groused ese taunt the beim and cart, mg
sd, has dipp'd me is lak, garden, mar the Rer. Jobs ACSltel'S hens., not far from bright ; parties of font, horse, and in csrri•ges. GAME Li IFS. this was relate...Hy not that sort of duet which he Led coo.
s d morns. and 4 elec. ' Monk buiage. The ring, which is is high pas sins, is 0 gad to Noughts) I Hill, and the vills.-4e of ---....._ 'raciest with the parish fur, seal he m-cordisegly ordered that
of large dieseesinns, is silver, gilt, and weigh, about six pen.
is : her mine Mary AnneUffington. places which are always delightful, and Comiderieg the imam's* isnporiame of this suLleet. we the hawse cad cart should be given top imeitaltellely without ) i I
',weights. Oa the toper' it is engraves • sort of seal, which e-others say that she cam ; were doubly interesting on this occasion. Noshing motel thee oar contemporaries are an intent upon il. F.yeey "Plow to the CooltIsislos•
yet it a very See impressioe, sled represents • boar's
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a St. George's, full trot, head; ruled the head are tee ream which as the snit ap, pass Lie beauty of the scene. ellen, as
could sue I • • • provincial newspaper, it is sew, has something to say 'Nest
it in largo letters, We have Mr. Peter Partridos. GOO, DREADFUL CI IiCUIDITANCE. ' 1' i
while the iron is hot. pear like defaced letters, WM es clew examination, err. viewed from the eminences, upwards of lest shun.
te - . Gers um. geg, Sir Selma Snipe, and Lord Madame* acre! -,.-
ether mounted, and draw demi', seem to be mite asterieks. A piece of bunt was mind people were seen assembling and nearnilited, to rally requ. sting that an person world shoot up... their Yesterday asoroitig the foiletwisg meloseloole catastrophe 1 '
roused rarer she nag, from which it is supposed that the ori. m a barn full of straw, hail the commencing manhood of the her of " good grounds without special permission; end • gentle hint, shot happened to Mr. Crape, libmedroper, is Geford-street:-,
ginal pone's°, of the ring had been warmed wish it on, and
in Cupid's dominion, 51r. Corbel of Sundorne." Tine congregation of should any disobey this jejunum km, they will be forthwith Mr. Craig, it •ppeses, had here for wale lieb• Mat labtreneg !
the bow is hence believed to be • relic of the finger which it
people strolled over the lawn, and among the plan-
.purossieihreu.sieedpoaeretroordeige.gatroe latinwaLninehtyileirtaremhz.,,theanid other un. meter guest mental ob.-mature, aud oreasaireally indilleeel tea
it advice and opiates.. once ornamented. The nag and the hone are both is the
Odious of Sundorne Castle, and contemplated the by assyneg dristkine insonedet fits 1,, a 0.1 en varsonsumashore.while under amble married Ned Bray, passer:Moe of the person who foetid them, and are highly .r.ii home they will avoid swirly gamekeeper" who are good the robin are of 'tiptoe. he bad Wee pineeled home prrcil.e • :
womb, the attemien of she cienous. le conclusion, it is venerable ruins of Hatiglimond Abbey. Mr. Con- - l
shots ; spring guns that never fail ; paint traps. " that were Miner lirmself flow the drawing nem sometime. Yesterday
wear, sad love, and obey.
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proper to nub", lies "'vend old cwio% ice. have atm', 0 bet being the Steward of Wrexham Racer, had
he • man to get in would break a horse's leg;" picareeratsse, asorimet, ahem lielf-essi Ira o'clock, he was tuifortneately a
thorns mingle with roses, wireless times, been found by the same person iu the garden off thither, with his mother, and reinitiated at the aed transportation. intoxicated, and on the aimed 111. ere, whs. he pecreerdeil tia
M the pictere of Muses. alluded to-(Porn Herald.)
seat of their relative, Srßichard Palmtop, But. of h
..-,---------- te window, mid threw hilleself into the storm. Previous to •
ills funeral belt, -
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cowling to the ground lie tame wish greet violence en Oho Enna!, Finned:are; but Sundonie Castle was, tiosi RARVFST laV SCItTLAND.
, hate, disdais, sad rebel. 7'HE PERTH PEERIGE. this occasion. left open. About four o' p
clock the six -am- ledge tree. the first door eiudow, and from thence to the
pavement, pitching ou his heed. Some pommel immediately . .
in the statute, and say,
roasted oxen were distributed, with 36 bushels of le the southern parts of Scotland the harvest has term:. ems to bid Matatiniee, mail carried lion ' his home dread-
'Wed ; not • near of trails can Row be discovered but what is fully it reed, A surgeon was procured, but the unfortettaio
al Amine, Ned Bray Extract from a letter to the Editor of the
flour, baked into bread, and ten hogsheads of ale,
safely housed of seder "thick and rape." Fur Me lest fort- peons.. died of the injaries be received shortly Orr the
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r (alai swearing, can her jury Shrewsbury ( &oath* : -
die labourers upon she estate, and the throng .
" Spa -A paragraph has been copied into all she London among
night doe weather Isms been rental hably bur, and gave she occident. ILIC &reseed wee 40 years of age, sad has len a
• guilty of pesjory ? of spectators. In so confused an •sasembly, we re. farmers an open, Nulty of gathering in she crops is a high wife and three children, - : Papers, which, as it concern* • Not:tetras in the Principe.
A Cerwer's hires' will be heist et; . .
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Boyd, to his tailor la debt, lit., and is withal totally erroneous, bath in poise of law mid gret to say, that, no defiance of reel! si tempt to metro( perfection. The grain is of an emelleni quality and i •gan burly 11,1, day. • .
Is'ameelle Piroutte : of fart, I will give you she trouble of inserting this for the keep order, an inimeone riosistjty or 'oasis' ... we. ebnedirst. The potatoes, which in some dares are in pro. - _
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, bin,: he was, j i she twoneyed : parpese of contradicting it. .
s. tossed about end wasted. Very different, however, °"" of "hi" "l!'''" dry, well-tamed, tad plentiful, Slort hi DWATH OF MR. ArDOCICIAL. tt The paragraph states, that , his Majerty has it in een- a week or two will be all out of their prams, bed*. One
lad In lone both repented:
Died
here
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day. laVthlibetellia,gh!,upf.ithimumej.k....im 5he1p.L.1..74.04
temptation to restore the forfeited titles of thmi. Nobleman was the plan at
man at Kieketyle. sear Bothwell, has had two crops on the ,
, ; gaited eight headeed a year, who were initiated In the rebellion of 1715 anci 1745a' mid Battlefield, where an ox, the gift of the Rev, same crowed, the first raised at Lamina; and the latter • few
sods sisal arm disappear. that `lasi Gwyelyr, is right of his wife, is to have the title E. Williams, of Eaton ; Mr. Edwards:, of Harks- days aro,earh crop milieu'. There is•"°""'""dsnee of fanner. His first outset is life was ss, ploughnne to the
of the Duke of Perth, which had been forfeited is the former colt ; Mrs. Morton, or Albright litis.ey ; and Mr.
and advise whether Boydfruit of all hied.. Apples •are selling in Ammo mulches •as tale "tam pewee.. e.g.
or r‘ori,,o,
she coheir
of
the
of Ihne years.'
Salter. of Battlefield, was distributed to the cot- II" us". per hoops which is "Precede'"ed• Malay Well."'" improved system of husbandry in Smulasid, who, Ater a re-
maims padre mid void; " You nosy well believe, Sir, that I, who am a native of ( extreme prodertiveners might be addle-ed. bus the follow.
of term in proportion to their feinilter, together wash asioreatiee.hip m Hoefolk, euemnruced his termite"
red per assets Mies Pirouette Wales, and esteem Lord Getyrtyr •se •• parent tu that part of
may swan :-At Mn. Grierson's, of Upper Pelestelide. os E;pti.eraesto• roe
orto a large
scale, iu she
Neits.honeih....l
of
'd, by • costal Queers's wren • the mastry with which he is connected, would exult as much a loaf of bread, and a quart of shut each to take
. • I"l"4'rei which " its "w" time lwwdweed a isod trop, Keno, about the ortiohlka ef last century. la the Amt. 1
as any one that wholesome Ammer■ should be showered on • home with them. In the afternoon the cottagene end the some tree is sow is fall bearing, them lerisigiog fonts
cultural Helmet of Roshoralaslme, by the ate Item. Dr. 1
Trill,' of Sent Peter.le.Poor, head which fully deserves them; bill ms it is absolutely hie wives nod children (about 343 in "amber, including a secirid clop nearly a. good as she first. Nietwititmanding Dooelaa. it Is
slated, in Jaime,
i. hf.thmeat,
ai ow
par.
ca open bar church deer. possible thst the paragraph above quoted ran be correct, 1 all the children at Battlefield school) es.embled at this losioriasey, the distress of she farmers is not Anted;
'Molar desire of Me Dowses, that M•)ougot was the tint
'Bays, the wife mast imam °sly de my duty in laying open its incomieseney.
the hell at Hussey. where they enjoyed tea and Sae though their rests have is many inatences bsen reduced,
hits hien ia Scuslaeri that drew a straight torsi drill
First, then, his erroneous in poiet of law, in so far se it - yet that raelsellion le far from heist adequate to the present
ago, 'tattoo, sail *ex.!indigo' ste hone ptorgh, witheme a driver• AfterPbeene
serous tsieupproe that the Bing has the power of reig.,iNg es,
,cake„, and each of thew avow deporting was pre- law prices 3 SS lasoloseee Of which, le Ammo oatmeal is tell. fa.ot
nen.' e so M
r. b..
ow, yws, 14
,e4„.', During
„shies;
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r, she Bs'ol to the dame plower* any or the forfeited titles. The gime has no seal
.seuleil Wish an ample ►piece of plum cake to take lag at Is. Id. per Mose of 17f poenda, nod potahres as IL
time he had the charge of the apptentices who clime from
r Hoek over she foot ; ' power. Those Noblemen whose honours were &chased fa borne, end the women ulan with a get,s of wine par ewe., and It is menelpored is a few snobs a still farther _ __ rse_.l _, t4l :._ t i . •
minims pane is os are o r. muwwin or Write!'" or,
Iby some ill-tempered men, 1715 awl 1745 were mutinied by Act of Parliament, end it each, to driek the health of the heir of Sun- rectum-Hos will take plate. The. reenemberieg its of Saild
'he she year 117 t, took po Lase • mall Non iu the ;Wick.
is 'sly W another Aet of Parliament that the attainder one old times. ,a'd ta so more lams thrice bee. donne ; the whole proc'eeding being enlivened io
rests awsi tWazheast!a pity lac lama °unease dara sot 611sCh Mahood of West Ls too is Prebleuhite, thee his eve
a ,he reverted. The Kier may recommend it to Parliament, as
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se, should discover the law, mernethieg Ise would wish to see dose, hat be casuist do it by a bend of music ; after which the family ample, SS that of a farmer paving mil, •wit actinic al hes
threek's avoided by law; himself. stud their friend*, including the Minister of the DUNI. riles I. point of genial warmth and smiling bra.
vette, mop.. streams .nd verdant pastures, the almost seents owes, bad as immediate mad 'Menial intimate as Ito the
dal
adeptness sad rapid diffusers of the list nip Red se t,h_ I
," you would sot deem it safer ',Secondly, this statement in et ramose io point of feet, ail parish, and the Rev. J. Itichards (who had de. so improve as it advance:: to its termination. Early in the grass aratiesg, •rautig the Focht-al farmers •Il areneusl. i.
it supposes that there is a Dukedom of Perth which could Ilse sop of the wafer? livered a short and suitable address), partook of morning, Weed, the boar frost or " 00000 mach mule' et ispe as particularly mated iii the Agricultural (tepert of Nettle:, '
be restored. The Esrl of Print sod the Earl of Mar were
Sykes woo the heart of Miss Dig's. indeed, in 1715, created Dukes by the Pretender, but sorb tea, sod all returned home pleased and plateful• every blade sad bush, and reflects from ila minuses of inni shire. Allen heingseqg sep to a Nines' fur demon, "enlist in
creations an more work such personages legal Ciskei' that. At night •n immense bonfire was made opposite. ni:ef ble crystals the first feeble rays of the sun, but long 4f, a numerous family, he aurae upon a i.aispeieaav, the
ore nocenday the air Is as warm as is Jane or Joy; aid 1 fruit of Ins own asidostry. hits siren resets genie tad sound
• from IYorthiag to Brightos. the ewe or triathlon of hunts 11. was legal King of Great Mr. Salter's, at Battlefield, near the spot where atioeether-thoi is, saving a few days in the beginnag of the jwde,,,,,,, ~,,de eon to be mach ..rao.,,aen by she esepoy
Beattie. If any remeration lakes place, therefore, it eon es. Hotspur is reported to have fallen. Mr. Seller also
e his hot bosom stirs,
mouth-s finer &Wernher certainlY aerie umurred Is the getrileenert, sutemiledouiling a manger rasher bitted mod we-
tted no (+ether in this instance than the legitipme title of
• ere tau much for hers, illoniinaied his house. A quantity of fireworks memory of man. Niece our last Scarcely a breath of wind Courtly Stich indeed was she g I opinion of his sound
Earl of Perth; and eves this Lord Gwyelyr canoes erijoy,
Ist
Plot. was countiog his gine, and whether hos Lowly ran must depend entirely um the last were Itkewise set off, mid tweitty.enic ►round* red lorIor a drop of reds boa retarded or deranged the labour. eir •,,,,,,,,, ~,,,I ~,,.ito,y 0,,,, in „natter, of, rel..„,ence as it,
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fired the farmer • and even ill high, bleak, end exposed sittiailops, , ' -
sew • drag is. Mark-lane. limilatious In lila 'patent of the Peelle Peerage, which, I be. iu honour of the day ; she lights at night threw a y haairese, he was often fixed epee by both parties', as sole
there is sew' only Wes and there • patch of tern to eel, toe r-i.
ironer. Ills alteration to his religions duties wag senerstee-
Iwo, a word sad 2 blow : Hen, stands limited to heirs wale.-1 an., Sir, ;deleting yet mournful glare over Battlefield church, , chest to carry home. Indeed, those whose crops were the satinets, end altogether face from eider ouperstiteus of cu.
Caplets Wattle and Roe), " L'' and the •grousid rendered 'tiered by dm ashes of I .atest, Inn this year heels the mast luau. sag the he•bandis ihusiant. Possessed of • friendly, cheerful, and contented
rot is at either heed Sang, TABERNACLE FETE OF THE JEWS. Mr. Corbel's ancestor, and by the clessicel ails. man of the height' has lice, 'saved • world of "Pam" and dospositiom, mrd of great rommaiiil of temper, he pawed
r teeth what they tied wish their . --a. •- mons of Shakspeare, and the battle of Shrewsbury. aexiety to which leis Neighbour 14 die volley was ainairnea-__
ably subj. tied. Is few seasons opens record hue lie roldev through hue easily end happily, enjoying II to the end, when
be art with whet be wished-a speedy thsetriutiee-beleg
Al Avtley, Mr. Colley gave •a •cheep, &c. to the Cute
During the Gnat of the Taberoarle, the Jews appear at the and pourer description' of suite come wore folly Mkt play, col or by as apnyirdin suss,.
I fur this couple, and Wrest Syeagogoe wish one branch of palm-tree, three of myrtle, 'tigers. mid iii the evemtig a dance. The ..esore droonhts that stormed hue core es light and early
dll :tato true ants belies!" and two of with..., all tied together, which they tarty iii ilwir In front of the Corbet's Arms Inn, Uffingtnn, an laud were she very making of the moires, holm., and mew- -
wapp'em, allied to a peer,
neat hand, and i• their left • branch of lemon-nee with ile oak tree wee plaited; Ist this erremoile Mr. Carter down; and it is this rift liolit•nre which, amidst riessider. Besr MODE OF LIGHTINQ .4 FIRE,
fruit; these they brag oo near as to touch each 'ether, lied proposed, " The health of Andros William Cue bet, • able lies from after-growth, aid army partied falterer; be. _i.. -......-.
. et' the grate with fresh coals quite op to Mr open her
Thee for five thousand a-year. as they run them rowed Melte them first morsels the MS,
Esq. Oneness to the House of Sinelorne, and ma Sides, has made the present Mop upon the toilette so emu-
tat oar; then lay on the wood iu the nasal maisura,ratt..-r
while pheasants are wild; then to the wells; ',inwards teem& the west, and, lastly. the- y dam. A few weeks ago we had the pleasure of rnriversing
gent lenion chose natal flay we celebrate,iilleeird IN a mum. nue scattered • over the woe.' place ,he
towards the north. There is • myatery cunt:tined order Y°olll.lwith Sir, Gilbert Burn*, who mentioned to us that in she
e who bore him no child.
rf
the me-ether el tied' an hi has the t will
tech of these breeches. The palm. hearing am inamid fruit, ' Boorish and endure like the oak ; and afford shelter l'°thiaNa they now had Ire heavy
corps
of
"heat
in
. Raw.
cindersild iated ~..,...1 ~.".14., 1.,„. fra......7.: 'order
I. pi.., and lin ifty, is the emblem, of the hypocrite; the myrtle, I.llicholsough to the some and needy tnidernesittli Iris branch..." reiliol—a circumstance s" which she oldest firmer licher admit,
Mends mounis to Shy; barrels, lass a moat agreeittle smell, is that of mirk as Mr. and MM. Yardley regaled the children at sly recollects • parallel. Nu wonder then Met When is that ,hr (inlet may be free • a kill or two of fresh coal mat be •
1 parturience is seeo, perform good wetk• washout the taw. The willow is
Hanglimond school with tea, "Mee, and cake. Th •ehoog at 4s. the Winchester bushel-ibet i., inure thee awe. added to tae cutter. when wwee they see Itleticd, but nu I . the spieled of the wicked. and ihr keine of the jest. They 're half ender what OM thou of common. dece„,,d 1,, is le, smell coal moo he throws) On at final. When all il prepare% '$ I
annul to Armen. I 1• d fwere lied b M Pugh. of
103(11ta 9 0 alt siipp y e. resiiisereiist prim light :tie wood, she:: she cinder' is a sheet time becomite.a Co 111 prneeseios rotted the desk wills then brooches in their
iturioughly ignited, she get. riling fermi the coils twls.w 1'
tin Erelesie is view, hoods, which was formerly performed round the eller al . Uffingtou ; two by Mr. •"'oinking, of Uptiiii ; one KIRKCUDBRIGHT, &CPT. lg.-et-From n correiponenst )
0,..0h
rill Now 5.5.
an,ried by
ihe heel.
*ill
lo k.
fi,c•
a.
it
he Islamist mediae head too) Jerusalem. The seventh is • grand day. Thty (lieu lay by Me. Siviiinerton; sand a (otiosity sii ...trio by -The 1: tis nearly completed lis this quarter. Every "
„._ ismer.' thruttgb them, leaving a very small pottioe qt F•..01e 1
if the Act is. • einem aside •ll but the willow booth, mei go seven liMell round teiplois„ The castle and the school at Uniligtuti queries of mop. we believe is moat "mid"' The PO"' go go top the chimney. One of the advsemeer of list. siscit, •
the desk. The prayer. ere repeated teat,, than usual, for troy are every where excellent ; and as that valuable rout
sr to avenge the Jewel'were illuminated at isielit.of lighltng a lire is, that smell owl is better mined to sir this reason, that dense Omit journey iis the Desert• they
sn your •pinion implores, were obliged to be mtirk is every thing, even in their divine In Shrewsbury 13 sheep were contributed by iwieoliosznwherar measly fur taking up, it is hoped the present der
will centime( a few weeks longer, et purpose thee large, except • few pieces in 1..11, in keep
~.. 7 the snisll from filling ant of the mate. A Are lighted ir
I ,
liken, besiege the chards deem, service. Stela copies of Ike law are token out of the li.elml, several tradesmen who ore employed by Ilse family,
. rawly'', "ill rearm one wide flush ,°f hi."" T.- ea- ibis way will burr all eloy entrust as Must brume dm,. , the desk eet with flowers; and because this sod the liar. and roasted, arid shared atitolig *Or killlrll Utill chits. sod other late Sullen are now emoting into wanly; ii. wie...„.„,„)..,„ ....4„, __,.. . .
's moray temple disgorges,
rending day, winch is the eighth day of the festival, are days n,
rel on the steps of Si. George's;
part be.
here, at several Ines; viz. the Bon Head. limit slid, That is rather sisgslar, we 'only °Merited some in•
~,',..,,t,,; a ;,,z; ir-t: when"Y:Ksh,""."p'id.:rl"" belie
of rejoin.* for the Syeamtugue, they abandon 111,1E104M large mid feit.blowa roses. The orchards in she oeteln.
siguit:tht,odcaln, it must he ~ i,, est, but the lower must ant be
id promiscuously mingle, to ouch teems of joy, se surprises those who dui nut pee.. Moon, Turf, Ile Glove, and •1 other place.; the
berrhood have been mitre productive ibis teems tau io
: ~.
ied, some took to get single: male lett' the mysirrits of Me Hebrew ceremonies. They children of St. Mary's school., the inmates of St.
soy former year in the reeollettion of the oldest versos . - - - - -..-
lien, you're fettering, please more and loss themselves to nail fro with greet imitation. re. Chaff% and St. Miry's elms honors, and 100 pour . heist. Cousiderable qtroetities of apples have mostly we
oniteed to
ow hate r rd.
the nob a
Aerie
pealing their prayer. with much redo! sad haste, and strike families were made happy by the liberal sub.ctip- been shipped et this port for the Glasgow and other eraelialli• - emancipate these.owes& at Car , fir a lughway ouldeery, sued ap mamma
the beeches with their willow brenchm. The arrest tunas sitties avid judicioes doenbutione of Messrs. Grey, We ran foini no estimete of she total produce of oar ordered.
._, to ussealer, near Ll•turwit It was atteedeil with some sin.
"It like the matt who slew Tom,. rutted she altar are performed (as they Bey) iu memory of ,
Eirch. Oakley, Wheeler, Heighwity. Perry, Cat- this 'viten% but it is a remarkable fact, 'het a *mete appall . •..
.... . • . • .
A fewer ,has gear eireunedanets. S•t leper to •.0 sad prejudiced 5... .
even to itemises, Joshes% procesrion d the wells ofJeriehu. This feistiest , r.
...y.en, chum,. p„,„0. Foad. end Junes. Srees in the Itindew " 8l- hisile• Pri ytelde" en alie leacurst Welsh Mk:Minnie of that " woman se irso,
begins at home with the blessing", sorecredrd by a sapper, I,'wet Sent's' ' fourteen btu Is. Moat kinds or has are as large as they
„memo. saw, the usher llrttm.._carpenter.e:...lll.l._e_. prriess. revds.i.vinthatal.teszatno:nmorimke.
listrNbOund Steps to Fees',
are plentiful. The writer of thls
usher of 811413110 re• nor : snit they divert Ilsentrelves at table is the heat manner they 0 pWardis of 70 tradesmen partook of an elegant
are ahle. Pinwale devotion must oncered Me public. Due. droner at the Raven low, as announced in our for. clay, • dome apples, of the lesdington hied, which weighed o_74l::fis'
orno•ripaonriii.'
i'litrucasin:easht
torterstala
5c,..e1.,
v.
'dime, dear Doctor, sad then ing the festival of the Tents they orroin to lodge in their rare paper, and at eight"the homes of Messes. Bitch, about seven posed.. The Monsbess Opens, which has de. P'
the dead of she night ; best there warmrun a reriutes attire..
t, we both are made nice ; tests.
‘_. „ . . 17_ 11 pertly large on ante
odes by fee upon fee, Gray Morris, 00wen,--Powoll, sre, Ice. were ww. generated SO much of late years,
Horticultural Society has not directed its special amain)." 't lent.'" nut have boo unreel had not the htme'a imPlilc•l
101 wiled send also diaidayed devices mid tramp". plane. It is oureming that she Deesfries and Galloway In, e" f,mr" one e""hl he "esti"' to "eel lhafilVs.l tree. moo
By the late returns it appears, that in England
well keiren
apple. 4. htioi. his owe seconds is the noik ! Other dillieeltiee malt gi.• 0-
time. were nothing to me :
t • remit". Protractions were dealt 10 ineritormse to the improvement of ilii.• .
there are 294
stated thewerelves; *net mires he bad to mewl, the e....
down Pa-olties tide .oPli females more then maree-ut
poor perkier. by a party of tradesmen. who, wolf' gent gardener is this iteighteturbond argent., that she fruit - . . . .. „
triumphant shall guide, Wale', 16,464-isi Scollaud, 126,a52-torking •
•- . .
, u'ettaken by no ill, total in Great Britian/ of 43 4,904-n4oost half a
equal good taste and soond benevolence, refrained might he improved be heading
di ho penmen' be made, and it is not unlikely shot the Menthes for the porpoise, bet the Venial le whom It bet iv l s.,
n i., se,
dews the tern. la t the es. mint, }ad Se i•XIV the Cart In a rinrierWille Meet *v..,
:haseeA!tur, ties Lord Stowell, 'Minot:, from illtmlinaling their window,. and (grind • . • (neon, high chi...tees „here tears it her eyes begorgbt elte Sheriff wet Is Irereine le ref .
night pippin may.souis regale its . . • s
her bread, foe if the Cart wan latex, no we wortld in fs• • emblazonment of their names. On Tiesday
Whets Ron HAY MACOREGno was QS hill death . ss wow growing Iti Me omit ground, in she garden at 1.
their
00.18
to
be
tree ,offer
.)1411 Ay it ! Thir appeal Nis ,
a beillflOu of fire, nut up from Sunflower, imoveteu Macy late, a plant of the hydrangea bemoan, which i. the -On Monday afternoon, at bed, a gentleman. whom he had reamon lb considerwon Irnotioi thir. .set if Wee Wirer. Sp. As Ism the name w••
a over 'hie lowa • eoueiderable time, and eseir•A-- as- wonder sad admiratioN of every beholder. TM. beautiful ! o'clock. liewnity M,M U 1.,. all OH enerny, Carnet !Gate him. On being tequestet. , , taken teem the cart of a resperishle inekeepor ; the yelatele
was coloured dark, and the Cielpril Wag farmed IN II Whin
Nerirtlistle, boil complrted to admit the manor to his lied-sale, he said, "No tossanswerst amen waxing grunpea; it sees eaten- emit. primp* usequalled by auy of the same were' in
*Med, Nod fell to the direction of Coleholli..- ornate, iv upwards of thirty fat in ettewniferroier, Had Co-
..e
.x,ewtien
was
err, here them
was ie. 44 iniii.i;i44• 41
4„
6to littlish at noon use Thurs. enemy shall see Boa Buy in the posture of dvfesst. voted with • pranging of the ?Wiest flowers. There is now is
also to be .ten, in the same [surges cupid rereer up, courage to ale dime tie gattowe, leoPii teak ref walking 4000 miles I Raise ate up, put sot my clothes, and heckle fin ,I4Afetoeliturie Ch *ek..)
was rorierimg a few does age to the great terror •roo. iamb. ?'; ..• rime of dalhias thap can spy Whew be met with so the wetly
MS wuctiessive hours. He has , say arms-then whoa him." He was obeyed I the a more beantifid ea.
heartwood, wale and female. The passoser'. mutter. was pet.
out Scotland.
wises', and walks at varioue : guest was ►teceied wills cold civility by the dyisme ha the glorwieh .., *simpers there are a hundred
rent as liar cam-tams, mad (Meted sway. She was souk prat '
hantaseity conveyed away rut she Sherir* carriage. The
'homes to the miler and scents I mete end its a short time depurted. .5 New (wed gold sevetity-five advertisem;iits for the public rule cif
a The great pugilistic matches between Spring and Neste. horror which was depleted tin Me faces of the nroluituil., Cl,
OT Moo Ise was a fortnight Roil Roy). now bolp nut to bail and nill ist tba fortivinit
unities.; in a
The
uxspapereti it i
has
It:
itaiordafteeramomsrizrii:shuirtzwearscolooml its::
able.wier Ike wretched man war turned of, se sant to by lodes/tilt.
Sleek I to about forty of these
.the °woes
sail
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bad &wok 110 Unveil ale Oat piper." The piper uppeered, Hop Roy shook unnouticr, that they are griming
The bongeses, is returning to Chester by Me mail, \
bad to walk, limy had so fiends with hint, mei desired him to piny " ch. emoiderobie number the sales' pre expressed to take 1
ing his irriellillt sod °Primer "wins sad Corns are also was reeeeeimd by Hie passenger% who Pineal to a general
eta in his sleep, sod whew Ise l stiiie foe foffeesigh," pod not to .ceose while he cone gime wader executions, or qssigitrnetits ; and, iii reliving fur the onistry. 'ma out ; the morkmed soot obligee tu ease hem s• iject-
kg 41,1,e,,,e5j oweopse.aoya a . honed to breathe. He 10011 expired, with the • the other, eue,. we erg kit to gpuelode that the parr. J
Caressed Woofs are gala malviitil for poj. aside, to mess, and mot till dies wapiti the roomers proved.- 1
i P voice of way" petl4ll AMAMI iliflsr Sapp eve lath% off farming. pm for ia November, • (elseller Chrpnicle.)
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