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THE PRINCE 'Bestirs COURT, THEATRES. THE UNION. LAW INTELLIGENCE. s POLICE. •
ROYAL MARRIAGES, ew. .• —www...—. , -wiloom-
.----wainsw---- MAYMARZWIt. VIOLATION OF A SOLEMN PLEDGE. COURT OP CHANCERY, LoireLlea-ISS, -far-
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NAT7ON. GARDEN.
The Duke and Doehess of KIN r last night ha
Yesterday the Prince Regent held • Court allm•••
be. !are(' this home with their presence. The enter- , The following ism) Extract from a Synch, spoken Ittfognat, Jute 27. A CAUTION TO STAG EINSACII OWN LES AN D
at Carlton-house. At two o'clock a guard of ho- moments eonststed of Eke Devils, Tennis* r made by the KNIGHT of KERRY at the late election fur . .--
! ibsln consequence of do-Dont i Iniv eLoilt ors ach ems whirl, occur
pour marched into the court-yard, under the Ea. i d Kw. :. -
g,11.1 . sag NO murder. Their Royal High- that county. The statement relative to the Union pasTtiewit Lveoisan CHANCELLOR did not sit until halr- i
command of the Honourable Colonel Stewart,
Althe hit has I d, iiiportaist,
ceases did not arrive until the end of the first pieces is curious and important. As to its truth there can- I s from the overl• gas, w a stage-coochea .1011.• Hanson
tit , - ti. a ..tvoratr tor Inc c...olety of Itedellesea. orcds-tx iu
of Exchequer. The bummers of the day was uu- Hammersmith. iu tinter to put a slop to that shim fat and
o'clock, ar he was etigeged iii the Co t'l; "- tr • • .:" . • • r
preceded by the band of the 3cl Regiment of Foot when God S.we the King was sung by the vocal I not be • rharlow of doubt. ue s a rea • except to the parties concerned.
Cu ads. A detachment of the Life Guards took strength of the company. The Royal visitors seem. ' appeared in The Dublin Evening Post, in the re. asiieroes practice. as mud. as lies its bat p wee, his cative.l l ,
!heir Motion in Pall-mall, opposite to Carlton- eel highly pleased with their reception, and the Ruler detail of election proceedings, it may well be . iliformations In be laid agaiast the °lento. and drivers aloe-
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house, to assist the police. The porters appeared house, containing a crowded aud elegant audience, considered worthy is distinct notice :- VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LOiroLres-11110, veral atage-coatbes, r•r ca.•yiiiit more ofttshl.• vas
than allowed, himself" appearing as the to ~...ipwl Illiti
al the gala at Carlton-house in their state liveries pr resented ahi lily interesting, beautifu.l, a. iid it.iii.. i" He thanked his friend, Mr. O'Cosseell, for giving him Mowoatr, JULY 27. The peuallies Lein 101. uo the driver, if known, for atoll
out' splesitlid soaves.; the other servants appeared in mated scent. g .
The stage box on the tell side ,au opportunity of exptaining his tourism oa the Units, passruger exceeelitig the nonlife. licensed ;to the °wort, if
I Qoestion. It was conduct which he bitterly regretted, and (ii.
their state lit cries also, and, as well as the attendants ? of . '
the audience was tastefully fitted up on the OPERA.HOUSE. the driver 111 nut known, WI. 11. smithy fur each p two, s.r
his only consolation was, that he had acted from booed 41414. ,
fin a full Court, were at their libations. above the het licensed. The penalty with- owner, if he t,
occasion. The Royal Duchess was dressed with WATERS V. TAYLOR.
will The SOLICITOR-6' 1: N ERA L- " Your flotiour should also be ills dile, r being iltiiible, that is. 2111 Co. • *eh
At three o'clock the Lard Mayor and Corporation great neatness and simplicity : a white robe high on tires, however mistaken. He insisted that the mistake was
created by the grossest and moot evnextriected violation ofpassenger recalling the ittonbir licensed. Yeeterti.it the
of the City of London, with their Officerv, arrivedrecollect that this nitrit' aloud over relative to I different Mfointattotis Came too to he heard at this ..rio., i.,
the bosom, confined at the waist and sleeves with good faith; he had then to
. their
uarircohatioo of Mr. liansou's exertion* in the cause of
at Carlton House. The Lord Mayor in his state black satin ribband, a diem/old necklace. white the solemn pledge of British Cabteet afro taLette Ind' 11. re ants-that is. who ought to pa, the costs of the I 111' Pe''''HeL of tour 1147''''''lle°, all of "h"to "1W`..4
treaeurer of the Opera House in passing his cc-
carriage, drawn by six beautiful bays. the servants gloves, mail wreaths of white flowers, encircling her rights sod hapess of the Iris& people. Lord C wallis
I Thpe first inturmation that moue on tube lo•ardi WA. egainit
wearing white cockades in their hats, followed by a hare Amon Mil S Wettest poetise, written and signed by comae, or what fowl it ought to come out of ?" fine dark hair.-The rf • crs of the ' lit
. c &741 J. 1 Mr. Pile in weak te awe seeress/is and unconditioNaGy Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY-`• The cause of its , Robert Gra of die Bowels-Tim Lin, Ff. rim reef.
numerous train of the Aldermen, Sheriffs, and went off with great / SP.° I°ltrinh II
tart slated, 14.1 the stainling over was the absence of Mr Hart, the ' John Hanson, Esq. being 11w1/1.11, said, that hel s.-cem eight ;
other carriages of the Geutlemen of the Corpora- so
a 5131161.1. made his first the
ansecein tPlire .te•liarnr.ter lUnionIUnion should be . followed by a tow &ha
Minn of all Religions Diettnetione in Ireland. In sheet, v.,' it •• •
trove with their OrScers, &c. preceded by the two unite's!
his lust
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of Baskin, which he supported in his style, 1 tvutootai a.
i 1 Iti 1 Coumel. Au affidavit hiss since been and nine o'clock ou Sunday morning the 12.11 1.1.1111.1, i
City Marshals on horseback, in their splendid uni-
ilk' : i . iFsdl retti:t.e,
RCHl:abrmtr.:m:revGrt:maoanclol,,Btr,ile:Et.tLTuheul:l•l!"o"::.4l:l7irliiertrit'srttuuurih.
and with great effect. 1 zrotbe :it
oaandd
borairi:iefirrieußiii• anNeediirtiresliiirjel'erof etairainkaollierLe made by Mr. 'fisylor, au which he allege*, that •
what made the appointment of a receiver and trea-
forms. They were conducted into the state rooms.
ENGUSII OPERA. .
Estrali/Zhede"i'agyps .''‘ " " a Ifirest
lass,
for tke
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the Lord Mayor amid all the Gentlemen wearing The opera of Rich arid Poor was la-t eight per.. ce""i"Y was, NIG Watcr4 nut paying itt ate ceased to carry me iiisblY:s null twelve ont-iik ptssetigers,::
apiaii,iiihtea•iulloo ilie side. Tit; coach was drawn by I,,iir 11,.rses.
large white cockedes iii their bosoms. In a short formed. It is en alienator) of M. G. Lewts's ......._____ . ... .._
purchase motley ail' the Opera-house."
His Honour the Viee-CitAacer.t.oto-rfDill trot
there
...14nouirtgsdaerdt,,asaspedogieses„,..exuerbieit.eiveir4a
wtietts•.,c;:inell:iipii,m(y.
bine after, the Potter Regent being rested on his comedy of The East Indian. A number of songs WATERING PLACES.
throne, wearing a Field-Marshal's uuiform, arid having been introduced, end a part 01 the dialogue the appointrumit of the treaeurer take place after
adorned with several of his splendid Orders, sur- omitted. presto, Mr. Lervis's comedy was tr.ins- the 'bunghole of the Opera-horse by Nlr. %Vetere ?" 1 lt,,r se7en.years cif age. The driver's name tkilJ out 10.1,4'11
bizikiseiciutuTruinigycips,eoefeeorikb,iisogoaaltuntri, vi.!
rounded by the Earl of Liverpool, as Prime formed into a comic opera. We 15.,v.• slot said Mr. SCARBOROUGH. JULY 23. Mr. BARB6II, Cutatieel at the same nude with Nlr. ;100',1;(!:(11.,:neolttered at the turnpike-Rate, iota al ihr whole
ARRIVAL,:-The Decker's Dowa er or Newnwile G • 1 us
ssART-" It certainly did, but with the cousetit of hot could nu't leahrirei itt,ha"ad
Moister, Viscount Sadmouth, as Secretary of State
LEWIS'S original comedy-beciuse die 4 realer purl I Cs aerosol, Mrs. Robert Crawford airs.' faintly, Miss a•uileutlrsiss
fir the Home Department. and several others of Hon Mrs. larogier, hie George all the Portlees"
rt Cull of
MrlieGurrayyCo, aistylbtuen°7oeLeed a hook containing
of his materials was borrowed ir Tke .%ehoolpr 1 C.Csawfurel, Mut Rossola..
and the Misses Cooke, Sir Thomas and Lady Whicheute and The VICE-CHANCELI.OR" The parties might the Cribinet Ministers, the Lord Chamberlain, the Yeaudal. The Walsinghum, like's, Mi. I ,UaSS
(ra.rNaiihly.,
niAlly AS,CIIO•, (.!11011el, Watiiiiiiran
isi cud
.fonsily,_ Mr. have consented to the appointment of the treasurer Lord Steward of the Household, Viscount Mel- (lateral, or The East Indian, ore reerk imitations i rthoevelhicstr
an,danftl.m proevehd litsesElefeieelaut haviog a hi ense toia
and carry six inside and tweYl;coouttleirpassenwu iglY•rfs. hairs*our "
hut sap it not made necepsary for the protection of
bourne. as the Lord in Waiting for Lord Greasers, of
the Aar Peter Teazle. air Oliver Surface, and r'sy, tMr eit'ioNl .1%.14.:(111117 alts4dbl!tinilli'ly, General 'llairitardi,:%lllisrs.
Sir John Oarlock, as Groom to Wading for Sir Ades. condone.
of sntaiDA_i's_,_
s incuitiouraMlr play. ; Ruby (Nottoughtin Casa ), Mr. Coil', Ow two Misses the property by the payment of the purchase The charge being sati.fachti il inoved, Ow I.), tendon! was
Edward Paget, anal the Hon. Corps of Geotlemeis It is, ...,
II ever. a pleaaing piece, Sonic of the . Chultnelvy, 1h r. Brooks. Mra. Perfect, Mr, Stairfiela, Miss [Query not being complete:l by Mr. %Paters ? lam
twoeinvaibectevde
rillitet.heumpclitiye,tLop.Y being 101. our rub of the
Pensioners, Mr. Marsh. the Gentleman Usher in light *ernes are highly simming-and those of . Apr. Miss Hirst, Mr Westaby, Mr. and Mrs. William therefore of °Mount (hut Mr. Water,. ought to lowli
Inwards ,he Leathern and Wiley. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ellis and family, the coats of the treasurer parausg hie account,'•
Waiting. conductest the Lord Mayor, &c. from a serious deecriptino, particultrily ;Mr Aplin, Mr Tindoill, Mr. Whartuu, MP. Mr• Reber", before •the Master." Second was a second usformation against the
;roan: Loudon ;lot •CtrEctsiehylc al;171 (Re:theta '1;4( fluirr‘c"Lutr;i ;of
ntwr:'o3:iuit
tine *tate rooms, in which tiwy had been waiting,
close of the open. are deeply pm hetic -so
I Mr. BARBI:II...." Your Honour will forgive rue
Mrs. Newmareb, &c. dtc. Ike.
REDr AR, JULY 23. the box excloeive of the driver, whose name wis unknown •
I haw redone in the following order :- much so, indeed, that they ill accord with
Right Groat's"' of the Lord Mayors ~Household,the our ideas of a COMM' opera. When the opera The fdlnwitig tire the latest arrivals :- when I say I cumust see why lie (Arrant to be saddled but owing to an informality ii, the reformation., the there;
Sword of Suae, the Mace, the Lord mayor in um tun ropes;
was first performed, It embraced • great deal of The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Monson and family, Mr. and Mrs. with these costs, was withdrawn.
Aldfritien Sir Charles Flower, Sir Jams show, Si, John
Easier, Sr C S. Hunter, Schoky, Wood, Cso.robehere, genius, which is now almost solely devoted to the
Magsay, Bridges, Hr gate sad Thorp; the Recorder, tbe winter theatres-and not a little, %Owls circum-
Sheriffs, the Town Clerk; Ile Anther the C entire. Pleader ; sluices have scattered ashe ekamberisin, the Solicitor, the' Sec •odary, she Hall
Keeper, ibe Clerk of the Chamber, and aiw Deputy Toes
Clerk.
They were introduced iu due form hobs the pre- broad. in various direction'', roily, 1". ' r' a"1
or those united powers, attraeted. Bat or. j twills Mr.
Akers's° hums continued to recruit iiie mike
effective substitutes, as the old suldieir retired. -
Irlw new levies have carried I troonplaantli
venue of the Prince Regeot, by the Lord chim_ as
. the
love
of
flame*or
the desire a torch.,
larilam, when, after making their obereatiee, the
Rectorie. upproached the Throlie and read the
through the company's hitherto-stud they Hetes Yeoman .• oat family, Mrs.l, .AI dchell snd faintly, Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Glaistlcir and riiitily, I.illc and Mcs. Whitehead and fa-
Mrs. laricooll and Nosily, . and two
Misses Marwood,•K.v. H. Mr Mrs Master, mid Miss Koch.
hereon, Mr. Dodson, Mr and %I,: Conn, Mrs. Hutto* and
Mrs. and M I.s II senior, Mr. and Mrs. Ktweshaw
with 1 and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pet,•,..11. two Misses Greathead,
Mr. null M.A. Jackram and Lowly, %Ir. Mrs. and Miss Dry.
den, WA Conseil, Mr. and Mts. Henry sad family, Mr. anti
Mrs.i Ts unipr 11.11klifouigly,mM-abs Ward, Mr and :tips, Coates ..
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were more successful than its their effort, last night. Mrs. Austin and family, itc. &c. Sir Samuel. RUMILLY —" If Mr. Waters nee Third-An information a. ' '
ney, and on that account a receiver be appointed, gatnst David Anthony, li- he.
lie driver of • Bretilfurd stage, Jost ph Bailey, of Arent.
ford, owner.
sawa o'clock on Saud
he toast suffer for his tiegligent•e. Your Honour must cleverJohn Hing"' • FAti. d
the +Adieu of Mr. •I'sylor sets forth
that Al r. st'itters was to have paid 70,150/.1 he lin rebate driver,
grueliceoic::telsyecloi;itsilhitieutt)o. by not paying iti the purchase nuo ins
Breniford roach" deputed, that hetWern ten and
morieue, the 21st of Imo. last, he
h of which the Di•funittot Ittl4 the
pass through King-street, "..sannu-issiolo, from sons
penohouse. ma the 17th of Decem.
ddurio,,,r,h.a,vidius;b.torneeminfoteht:iinde..preassto•::gbe!rrevi,i ai
exellet;i,vor.„l,/ifud the
ru.
her, 1816; but previous to the day of payment,
tem Duthie, the Own Solicitor of
consented without his (Mr. Taylor's) kie 1 I 50....-scceired to carry SIX il:idt'er:6;is‘d• jter";liv.ell unust'si id Yi",.'"' Inrnite.
Mr. Tlylur, 'rya" yeah of, °lei that due
"I' el get painted on the sides.
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joint Address of the Corporation of the City of
Of those performers who originally appeared in ito extend the tour t f payment to lire !3dL of A pill, Sir. Compton produced a copy of the license ain the fist
Lonthni upon the marriages of the Dukes of Cla- --- --- - ---
18E7 ; and that it was not paid, or even 0 part of
setiasme,maotnids
p(W.tomsrariligybot:iltilheinllDffiCaerir:dpatirl,l7ildi
slltlt.c,e.it:ll.(,l4.
1.:'.,
ci liiitt.
iek and Poor, Wag KELLY alone, we believe,
fence mid Kent, to which the Prince Regent W. 4,
COntillUYS to support her clieructos She is its her- THUNDER STORM. it, until after am upplicatiott ,ens nettle Lithe Lord
pleased to return au appropriate answer. They yard. The charge being proved, he was colivic.c,l 1,1 the
se.ifia host.
iHer,,performance of Zoruyda is excsi. -.sr- Chancellor in Augurs, 181
were all natist graciourly received, and had the penalty of 2(11. being M. for each museopa above the UMW. '
WIC i mourn,. .r.orayda, young said ardent, O.. CAsetste.-On Sunday lain. shout noon, this city and order for the payaient, and in the meats time the bar liceesed,
pp
ame.Feieiliidi
gr trahriFo.Anholi nehioracziaactni:::..h7f:i,nies.teertale:eitia,,:melelei
I.,Jo4::itisre.tpei lexi;Ao nio,l:aborti:.n7i.ykeit
honour to kiss the Prince's hand. hood wire visited wi h a most le einestelons Siltrill receiver wee dieeharged uteri another appointed." i
cent moil unsppecting, is reduced by Beunchomp, 'with' . i
The Istudgrave of Heise-Cassel had an audience a merited mare Her pleasures are short-lived. of thunder, light g, hail, slid rain, which raged fariuusly
for two or three hitters, particularly torisa,iila the East and The VICE-CIIANCEI.I.OII--" liken lam to tin-
,. dennued this teceiver or treasurer was not aircesitary
oiiiiitthheepepannteites,voeifii2nneion his return to London. Convicted -
of the Prince Regent, mad a atilt leave of his Royal Remorse, doubly keen-for she has fallen from ver- North. At Drawlykes, two miles from CAI-lisle, the hail-
flightless previous to his leivits Eaglatid• sue, and pleuted with thorn* the .pillow of a coned- atones broke down all before them : the fruit and the for the Opera-house, but mily made so by Mr. I• C
Waiters. he not having plaid the purchase moor} ?" Fifth-An informati against George Matthews also a ri •
Lord Bereslord was introduced to the Prince tug father-pierces her suinost soul. Chance hesitate, of trees were brought to ih•• around-eons aunt
Mr. HART- Thus ruotiosa in itself is yeastiouts darer to another Ilien'll'fnurlid -coach of Mr. Braila, t"'or car. Warm, arid had ail asidierwe of his Royal High- bringethat as/Raged father-who, iii the bitterness P°laltle crops were entirely levelled with the "il• We saw Il•
Del% Opus Illa return to Kiitgl.md.
Ila Royal Ilighiamis alert gave audiences to Vis. of his wrath, had cursed hie child-in rooeict with
min
his unimppy, hie reperitent offspring. She fills at atone about the size of a Odra Wert. The storm extended
sovveurftallelaarxievichtelimorpietefohfutihielN"nuretvlitvokf"El 11:::::a1:171SonY:tehal.,)hf. aAgler.eeTaitylor moans to be actuated with a spirit nut ry
seeable to equity." in 14 outside passengers passing through King.stieet.
Hammersmith, to tarecloti, betireen seven and eight Attack ' I
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Mr. TARRANT (Mr. Taylor's Solicitot)-" It is
coma Suimoutle Lord J. Murray, &c. his fart—aunt, with the totachitig eloquence of &amine At Terregles, near Dumfries, die liglionitie tn•to the evening of the 21. t of June. This (-barge was proved Mr.
the procession of the Corporation of the City of grief-that eloateeuce, agaturt which even stoicism teved ~1.1.1.. and killed a twee and a foal. At the sownot the case. I deny the porititio." by the same wituesses. The DefelidAlll was CUIIVICICd its
the penalty of 201. •
here was • person stontliag in Mr. HART—" There was nu necesrity for the
London proceeded eioin Carlton House La, Si. is not proof-wild words, interrupted by bitter
on I.he mane of one of the new receiver," Saab -Atwater information aztinst Geosge M•dthr."'s
proved by the same a ileicases,for limning 14 outside pastaicens `
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Jamiet,'s Palace, to the residence of the Duke and tears and convulsive sighs-beseeches a rattler to .aill.i:erissaisitaiirleaweictithni; hh:ln'id""4l iSit if
bursa who who, notwithstaudoug,eseapto without the smallest •
The VICR•CHANCELLOR-" Certainly there one through Hammersmith from Lutoloo to filintford,
Duchess of Clarence. There was a emit con. forget the criminal conduct of a child, %Throe guilt i„ju,y • . il
we have !wig, f ell with the would lint if Mr. Watery laud completed his con- _
about eight o'clock in Ilir evening of Ilse 2tilla of June last.
rouse of people assembled round Clarence House. was the impulse of ►pasisota, not of premeditai lOUs SlOrk• writing the above,uonvicted in the penalty of Jul. •
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_met, by pii)ing the purchare money."
Two or the Royal Duke's ',remits appeared on each In this actor -the scene where Zurayela buppliestes foilewiee particulars:—The gr. Mfr.' sonars' by she moan, in t
Seventh-Au information against Joseph Bailey. being
ab,thismaielluilsoorhood. ,is Robert Lennox, farmer, at Milllionse,why Mr. Waters
the owner of a coach limn Branford to Lutdon. The be-
side of the door in new state liveries. The porter Ricers to forgive her-Miss KELLY'S pathos was Mr. HART-" I comma ere
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t i notes born this city, UN the Beamphin road. Fits should he loaded with the coats of the receiver."
and other permit's appeared in ilw hall in state all-powerful. It watt a heart-reildisig picture of
otiose crop is nearly deatroyed,and haa 11111* the appearance ga is opt 1 tendons not appeariug to the summons, Welitivright ilie Ai.
Mr. srARBER-" low receiver would nut nave err wat called to prove the service; he proved baring served IA,
liveries; the Pages, &c. appeared iu their splendid Ismael(' efflictioat, while /livers remained !flexor's no if ululation down and chewed by cattle. He has 11 acres et
wurforin, able-but, when the mention of her mother, that wheat and II &afoot h I -l/ ...y ir ompleirly destroyed ; It/ agree been necessary if Mr. Waters had paid the pur- the summons on George Matthew., the dm. rof our of the
y." Defendant's coaches, and consequently his Vivant. On re-
it was there .tat...l, that
The Lord Mayor and the Gentlemen were 'hewn mother, so good and so beloved-that mother, of oats swirly so; five scree, of potatoes and turnips haw chase
ferric to the Act of Parliament, 4!
e soil wa.lted away to such a degree that the slid his are The VICE•CHANCELLOR-" That is what the • i.
into the dining-room till they had all alighted from whose •spirit was au toted to witness the affectingthe service should be either personally on the Defendant, air
lag
left visible, and ibis sad being !colleted eau an reljoim other side contend for, that it was itecessary to have
their carriages, after which they were conducted scene-liad turned Iris heart to pity, it was a
g meadow, the grass ut whirl is rendered useless. His ou his acting bookskeeper. This information was rouse- •• i
the receiver to secure the prooerty." quently withdraw'', iu order to have a fresh summons
into the presence of the Duke and Duchesa of true delineation of fervent joy, chastened a little by orchard and kitchen garden have also received the fury of
Mr. BARBER..—" I cannot bring myself to be or served.
Clarence in theirs pleodid drawilag-room. where the recollection of her unworthiness. Miss Ket.sT's the storm-the fotitaiees are stripped, and the ground
they were attended by Sir John Boast* Warren, acting in this scene may be ranked (and we ~,„,...,i with the young fruit, all gicongly bruised with the • that opinion." Eighth-Au information against John Peitingall, owner
and driver of a coach from Woodford. in Essex '1 he be. 1 i
Sir Charles Pole, Colonel Cooper, mid Madame so exprersed ourselves some years ago) aitiongat
articlebaii or yet ces a itte-Aterry-bashes, cabbage, slid every
, 88:1,:he VICE-CHANCELLOR—" I see it was neees.
feud:tat attended personae) and ferreted amity of carrying
in the garden completely destroyed. Mr. Lennox for which reation Mr. Waters must pay the one outside passenger morn than his license al!owed, and
Marlin. The Royal Duke appeared in his naval the fintot efforte, iii what is termed d iiiii estic Ira-
from a shoe of comfortable independence, is note boar has ~,,, 9
cost s•"
uniform, adorned with the Order of the Garter gedy, which the stage has ever witnessed. Mr. hems hurried iuso that of extreme poverty, having low ad hi, ''''6,'.l'' threw himself oa the mercy of the Magistrates. Cuuvicted i
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY-" Then we take the or- in the mitigated penalty of 101.
and several other Orders. The Recorder read the BARTLEY, as Rivers, expressed, a ith great feeling, property, except his utensils and cattle. Walter Cosightlik•
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Addresses of congratulation ma their merriage, to the agonies of the unhappy parent, whose child at Drawdykes, has had his whisk barley crop destroyed. • at, der for the costs ?" During the hearing of the above can, the Magistrates • 1
l'ar.lt to sae a, pig woe killed by Me lightning, sod a Meat The VICE-CHANCEL! ott--.t Certainly, but not related 1 dangerous accidents that came to their know.
which they returned appropriate mowers. They has been estrenged from bun by the arts of ilw' ledge or late, owing to the breaking down and Ill'elltirtiilliC
acre all most graciously received, and had the seducer. His last scene was sinconsimeily well
our
trhOef
.p.fil.l.l:lnflyneant,g,:uberie s
hl t
sa
vr it de the same fate. Ai
suffered teas oe 'mad •
6•011100• - out of the funds of thr Opera-house paid into
of °Ter-loaded coaches, expressed their determood result'. •
honour to kiss the Duchess's bawd. acted. Mr. WRENCH supported the part of Lord se of the fields close to those itijured, mamboed as Court. Let my order be served out Mr. Waters, tioo of enforcing the penalty against every person so °treed. •
The Corporation procession then retired. and Listless. Ile was as careless and degagee up the damage, that he is to pay the costs out of his personal het, and expressed their wannest thanks to Mr. thilitl4/11, fur
proceeded from Clarence House to Kensington most accomplished time-killer of Beird-street. I money." his conduct.
Such characters are amusing on the siege-but, I Letters from the exercising squadron were re. Sir SAMUEL Root ILLY -" My client (Mr. Tay. i
Palace, and on their arrival there they were con- (
I) is also to have his costs?" DARING ROIIBERY AT WATERLOO BRIDGE.
ducted into the south-east library till the whole of in privete, they are " a curs'd bore." Mes'lls. I. ceived on Wednesday, all well, but the Officers _ ~ „
• 'the VIOE-I,HANCELLOR-" Certainly, to be
the Gentlemen had alighted ; after which they were PEARMAN and BRoAtlmor. ;As Colonel Beals- I owl crews are beautify tired of ntasiostivring. The
Water, not out of the Opera-house
conducted into the north library, where the Duke champ and Modish, sang (ind they have for. I general
.op iiiii tit of their return as about the 2d of P•id he Mr-
1.0, The following dating robbery was committed be. •
minutely little else to do) with taste and elegance. the else is ',tooth. Ois reaching the Channel the fir""
mud Ducliess of Kent were in readiness to receive tween two and three o'clock on Friday morning
them. The Royal Duke was attended by Genteel Mr. BROADHURST introduced one of Mooat's Me- different ships will separate for the respective ports Motion granted.
last :-
Weetherell, Comptroller of his Household, also by !Mies." Mr 'tis sweet to find, where'er we roam," to which they belong. ---s- ---- - Moorhouse was sitting in the toll-house, on the Store y 0
Colonel Hervey. Sir Henry Carr, and Captaiu witch he sang sweetly. Ile also introduced "My On Thursday last, the Hon. Captain Pellew had ' The refractory Menchester and Stockport spin- side of Waterloo Bridge (as is customary all night tut dm
(;ours~. The Dot hem was attended by Made. native lend. good night," which was loudly encored. a e ill" receiv. I toll' when ' '
large dimmer puny on board the /orpregiraf,/e. at ners have out yet returued to their work and labour. (I),,u.srp" h • 'fug It° ". two In"' t".tlls I'l"cic
cope over t ar aces, rushed in, and mud him by hill '
moister Speidth. The Royal Duke appeared in 'lite trifling character of Frank, an hottest verve's', Plymouth, cousisting of the Earl of Mount Edw. Further Respite of W. :Preis" fur Forgery.- ! arms and legs, and held him down while they 'Alfa hie ,i
his Field Marshal's uniform, decorated with the was rendered prominent by Mr. W. S. CHAT- cumbe, Lastly Emma Edgeusube, Viscount Ex- Shoitly btfute eight o'clock yesterday evening, a I pockets of 1/ Ss. One of theta stood uvet him, titles's-ea. ~
Orders of the Garter, the Bath, the Thistle, and Teiteetr's comic talents. His drunken scene was mouth. Miss Frond, Sir Herbert and Lady Sawyer. respite during his MAJESTY'S pleasure was recetv- ; ung
to put an end to his existroce if he made a sion.e.,
a Ilanoverian Order. The Recorder, the Lord natural, without being offensive. Mr. LAN- mid the two Misers Sawyer, Sir Thomas and Lady ell at seeogsie, for William Frison, who, in pur- tof a drawer seven melds Moor-
i hwihmil.eethhee other took ou p .
beard a third person on the Linty& of the toll-hon,c -r
Motor, lec. approached the Royal Duke mid CASTER threw a good deal of Mr. MUNDF;N'S Ilairly, &c. &c. In the evening the party was in- source of bit twittence. and former respite of six A ! .goring the time the two men were plundering the inside, to 5.
Duchess, tied the Recorder read the Address to the manner iota his performative of Squeeze**. It was 1
i creased by the Hon. Mr. end Mrs. Lysaglat. the days, eras to be executed to.moircov ntoriiiiig. The I whom sue of then, conveyed Oh iff.lierty, I ego. a Willeittll4lll'll
Duke. to which his Royal Highness returned an much applauded-mad tertwitily had t•ousiderehle Missee Faulkes, and Miss Blicktlale, Captain mid Rev. Mr. COTTON
and Mr. HARDY, cotters ed the I tattle which was kept in the tueaeture foe the pm pest."(
appropriate reply. The Recorder then read the merit, though rather oldie imitative kiwi. Mrs. W.
Mrs. Ella/Marlene, and the Missies Elphinetone, Cob glad tidinies to the unhappy young mate who, upon i tirlfirni the P"'''le n
ettra dwsigt r. The thieves ran or t.
Addrt is to the Duchess. and previous to her Royal S. CHATTERLEY looked and acted the &along
and Mrs. Morshead, null thin three Misses Morslwad, hearing 1" (ell 1 knee,, d ' ihier the
t tem,'prostrate upon ais on rubbery, down Preps tvi the left of the loll-
! biome, and crossed the sr .fli•ld. :old time bring no watch-
"Owe's making a reply, the Royal Duke ad. fashionable extremely well. Her performartice was ciptsins Philips and Reliant. 15th Hussars, Cape cuntioued in prayer for some turtle. i man or pa•role star d these, they escaped. The rattle
dressed the assemblage, and said-" My Lord spirited-end there was an easy boldnees in her tam Rich Will Certain Chalice Rich, R.N.
It will he recollected, that, at the lest March ; was found as soon as it was tight by rue of the brad •
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Mayor and Gentlemen, I should observe to you. manner. quite characteristic of an acrpomintatice Major Hughes, R.A. the Hon. Mr. Mulyneux, , patrule. -, i
that the Duchess does not read the English language with the beau monde. bliss Love, aa Mrs. Or- 85th. The officers of the Impregnable also joined illeriford Assizes. a mats named J.•kis Searing was ; _...
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`try well, but sooner than fail site will make an mond, was s. most musical, most melancholy." Her 1 the festive scene ; dancing co 11111 l rowed al t half- I tried and riiiii'd guilty (subject to a point 01 law),
HON EY.-A Member of he lute Apiarist, Society •
atieropt." insinuating gravity was happily contrasted with the past eight, cousisting of quadrilles, waltzes, Mild . i
1 for stealing a Humber of • awe live ferrets." 11
at Eerie t, aiiiiiiunci a the great alivaiiteges thee tt Bill •
lieu Royal Highness delivered her reply exe liveliness of Mist: I. STEVENSON, who pereimated I country dances, and was kept up with great spirit, I was then urged by tiw Conned err t ibe trosecutiou.
- accrue by offoidiog :Idahoan) .1 room to loses dur I
tremely well to be understood. Mrs. Secret, • pert waititig-worione with much I
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until near one in the morning, when the visitors !that thirst. Creatures. II ttttt 411 Mice COliatelered wild. I
the presesit abutolunt limey searmai. The ',uteri:l4.4 -,
have of late years twen much tamed aud domestie 1 .
They ..ti re all most graciously received, and had archness.
•-•- • - --- - - I departed highly pleased with the attention end has- , tits maragreph asrems, th.a lie has us e,,1011V ..f hers, %
cried, SO as to pitite highly awful ahOUIL forms, is
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die honour to kiss the Duchess's hand. itality they had experienced.,which occupier; a sstrue nem ly equal ill t Xltiit 11/
In • list of the new arrangements fur the ensuitig I P the destruction of rusts and tither vermiii. For the
The Royal Duke afterwards conversed freely season at Covent-garden Theetre, the name of Miss Au entirely new source of trade to the West
deletice it was contended, that lice Act of Narita- , two Wiectat der hurtled', flee-rixthe of Which sp.ice
wall toe Lord Mayor, several of the Aldermen and S. BooTn is introduced as if she had been do.- 1 Indies has very recently been opened by the memo.
meat, which had pronounced such creatures as
appear to be already filled with tics I - creel).-
Grialemen prerebt, who had the honour of being ; whereas, that young Lady has es ines
charged I d -I* 1 lion and erection of e mistletoe carding end cleatiing I
(terror to be wild tool vicious, IlillarnOell us they rile pr. sent year is hkely to equal, il tot to r re, ed,
personally known to his Royal Iliglinese. an engagement for the present, however and ra eil into a
to enable her to I old blankets,Y KK 9 ; were kept fir the destruction of r 'blots, &c. had ther of' 1800 ; miles*, by skilful :tioii:9;eutirsi,, „to' ly
There wore present Mr. Leigh, Mr. Favell, and prosecute a professional tour of souse months, to ; rococo' *Ale etuffing for bed-tickings hue the use of I not brew eepeele,, ; anti that the pale-cat, from twelve willow of honey were produced by ..: si. gle
Emit of hems
aboutr. sixty Gentlemen of the Court of Common which the Manager has kindly consented, with a the negro population of those Wands. which it was said the others frequeloly isetierated,
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`•"linclis The Itemembrancer accompanied Sir view to the resumption of her place at Covelit- The fight between Abhor and Junes, nonpareils partook of the wine species. Instead of bruig a • A Gr•iitlrman was observed hi throw himself into t:
1a r• •nt is Desanges, the first Sheriff, iu his state car- garden at no distant period. of their weight, will take place this moriting neer ; fetouy, therefore, it was laudable to destroy lin no, the river, at Ilichmotol, ou Wod.teetlas la-, atal 4;
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Hap, en attending the three Addresses. Prince LEOPOLD leaves England in about a ' k
Edgware'. The que.tioli WWI reserved fur the grave comet'. •t 1,
. was ~,u,.,1,3„.1y tekeir out by a WS t.' it 111 , and
,It "Ns understood that AldermanWaithinan would fortnight, On a visit to his mother tat Germany,. I We ern that Harvey. the swindler, who lately anon of the Judge-. The de, ioioto ‘.l Oleo s) Lord- give lobo they cart of .mar odier wawa,.
; fie, how-
here
vie Item present with • numerous assemblage His Ro Ihr h 'll .
abroad about three imposed upon several Banks m Cornwall, was Phil's was wade known at the late Sunnier Ass zes, ever, watched his upautruoirs , brutal. from teem,
ya ig ness wi reinsin 1 I
of Aldermen yesterday, with die Addresses upon months. Previous to his departure, he lies taken ! landed et Brest. Ile is seta Its have obtained in and they were unto 1111 l ously. of opinion, that the Act and threw himself 11i. Mid before see:dance c_ old
the Royal Duke') marriages, bat since his election Marlborough-house, on a lease of eight years, to ; the whole about B.OOOL, mud to have taken with cousidered ferrets to be of a wild slid vicious spe- be again given, he «a drowned. His holy hes :.
there had been no Court of Common Council for continence frusta last Michaelinas..--( Evening . hi tet about
900 guineas, and a large quantity of I
;ies,,ritidug w theas . takoinggoredceestrdolyciiiiigrtir
urged.
no felony lire ed yetntheeirli. fdorattiser d;d. tie uSW II) prawn,
hlUi to be sworn • In. Paper.) i foreigsa coati.
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