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London, England, 1822-08-13 00:00:00

eh.ler, stav-ia and made application to the parish
ufficere, al i- llikit be wee iiithuut children, he was de-
sirous* of . se his ewe, sod instructing it is
moral and ' its, be therefore would fume' wit.
litigly receive a tt . girl out of their vmrkhonee bre that
purpose, red stdild provide far bee daring her life. The
parish offttetit die flighty gratified at this liberal DIM.,
nod realtd4rsi t edtad the accused lb the poor-hones its
the Ci Al make an inspretioe of the children.
and he rallettollatly made choice of • fine little girl, named
.I.l.liii. Quinlan, • heautifel .little mealtime, jest earned ten
years of age, mad own rifterwards left town with her for his
residence at Ayeott, near Leighten Buzzard. Some few
weeks after• Bede departure, • eonsolunicatide reached the
ants of the overseers at midi • waster, that it was deemed by
Or ia pesiesaary to institute se inquiry me to the welfare of
lire little Kiri; and 11000 respectable gentlemen who took me
interest is the affair, instantly proceeded to the place of
abode of the .echoed, when, no interrogating the child,. ishe
et ' nor', aarrwiriout any cumprilsise measures drocAed
verb acts et vile and base euudell on the part of her pee-
sterded protector, that left so detail he had violated leer per-
isM. • Tbey therefore brought the victim away with them,
anielieving procured a warrasl for his appreiseesioa, it was
,elzieed is the heeds of Alfield, who, with all spied, executed
it, awil the Primitive was wrested on the vagrant charge.
lb, Pliamer deified the charge, and, al the advice of Xt.
Idimier, be did tug eater into say defence, but teemed it
f,e alatuye occeisme.
',ante Magistrate's' were of opinion there was sedieient made
-pail to warrant them in remanding the Prisoner fee further
itseade*stion, and he wee delivered over to Waters, the gaoler,
strip wyed him m ;whore
f`i-letit IrllYser is a man sheet. five feet Ms Melee high,
liseirdiesil hairy was attired in • soil of WA, aid wore a
• .
whim het. ~
...The eirremetwiee emoted a eenswel oresatloo in the
...nrilighborselsood, add all the avieues loading to the Police-
*Wee were t Meagre daring the eziesteation.
CONJUGAL AFFfi C T lON.
-..... .
At she Tart derive last weplt. a reepeetabde.looking
• woman, armed faze Herdp.was placed at the bar to receive
...rammer. fete hail brew coevieted of conveying some files
and hind.wkwa lam the castle to her hushsad, who was en.
der tientenol of death. het since transported, is crederto fa.
'irilitate his escape. Or her trial she had requested to be
tran,porsed, is 'order to joie her hatband. His Lordship
.now obverted. the law had provided a special peniskineet
for this °fewer. sod that so discretionary power was
lodged in AM hands. He thee, after medial; as extract trot*
Of 'GM Geo. 11., sentenced bee to he transported for seven
'rein ;Mhee the Primmer, with her eyes glistening with
• rear; *MA " Thank Toe, My Lewd, yea have done erne a
on, row oesvice to seed ape temp husband." .

lc ^ TAR 11.IRVEST.

• lite memory of man never has there been know. a
harvest meet peodactree, wor a reason more congenial than
the pretest. In every roaatr south of the Mersey, pull-
. enlarly is Elbseersoi, Car.wsll, aad Devon, much grain has
been cat dons; and should the weather cattiest favoura-
ble Oda the middle of the present month, the harvest will
he enteral throughout the neither. counties of England,
and in most ports of ScollawS. In' the latter country the
crops hive bees meetly improved by the late rotas; the oats
to partiewlar me still growing viperously, had promise well.
111 Ireland, there appears to have„,beeto nu injury sustained
by the growinc corn; the rains Ispra.E.teren °sly parlay!, sod
at intervals. On the contrary, the poltiotrup has received
imme.ae toned( front the moisterr, end 'shnnies se abun-
dant produce. The cuttumg of wheat has begun la almost
every county, and that grain seems to be equally good as
plent:ful. .