The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

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(rtam Ackeraummes 46/19apilmfpdalWailbarekrai," ear)
mmo, •••••,.limark I.
c SOOa rtittlelltbarss.
High atkelidfAelnkeigicel' loured velvel,fasteped behind.
The collaris lineenitplitied end pruiectiog, and sd.iis • full
lace ruff. The I. sleeve nearly Ills she arm, mad is finish-
ed with a pyramidal ornament of leaves, composed of v.lvel,
edged with a double curd aims de Neepks: the base of the
pyramid 'mends roiled the bottom of the sleeve, and row
noes it at the wrist. The epaulette consists of squares of
velvet, edged with two rows of gree de Naples cord, and fail-
tested at each point with knots of curd: across the bast the
pyramidal ornameat is arranged loagitudieally. Broad band
of velvet edged with cord round the waist, and fastened be.
Wad with an elegant rut steel burble. At the bottom of the
skirt are three rows of cbiuchilla fur, equidistant, which
harmonizes beautifully with the rich culotte of the velvet.
Limit tippet and muff of rltiichiU.. - Velvet. 'menet to Form-
`• gamed : the front at the edge is 'trimmed, within and with-
out, with fluted velvet, mid interspersed with wolves' teeth,
or velvet points, edged with two rows of gees de Narplett
cord: the crow, is low, and a foliteddleAsi crosses it in pert,
and ties ender the chin: • plume of white mitt ich feathers,
fasteeed by a cluster of velvet point., surrounding a fled
star, is placed es the right side of the bonnet, aid Falk
gracefully tower& the front. Bonnet rap of blood, with
full border. Boots the same colour as the pelisse. Gloves
citron colour.

EVENING DRESS.

Drees of plain net over a gold-coloured satin Op, lined
throughout; the hem and two tucks wadded. The body of
the dress is rather high, cut round, and edged with while
satin : its fulness is horizontal, and regulated with prepewtlS-
cedar rosskiins of white satin, equidistant at the top, but
approaching towards their termination at the waist, which is
►ather lung, sad confined by a white Witt hand, resound
behind with as elegant pearl cleat, in the centre of a satin
bow. Very full court sleeve of net, with satin ronteaus from
the shoulde►, set in a band round the arm. At the bottom
of the shirt is a triple row of white satin chevrons; whisk are
cost inued to II point nearly half a yard up tie rigid side of
the dress, and gradually descend behind, till they unite with
these at the hottest. The headdress is a garland of (Whey
Sowers, interspersed with golden ears of corn ; the hair in
light and playful curls, a little parted in front. Necklace,
earrings, and bracelets, of pearl and topaz. Long whit.
kid gloves. White anti. shoes, with gold trimming. Silk
kerchief, or iligunfine.
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EVENING DRESS. &a
Rotted dress of white sails, with a row of the same ord.
the hem, borillowe, and waving ornaments of double satin,
toils, or crape finishing t►e border, over w►Wt trimming is
a careless wave, ending en osedollioos. The corsage of
puckered tulle, with reraltesa of white satin placed length.
ways ; the II mnamented to correspond, hut the row,
limos Air idrd ►f a row of moan Onager* while fool Iwo. The
hair in dishevelled ringlets al renrhyne, adorned with full-
blown roses. Necklace of several rows of pearls, richly
twisted. White satin shore, white kid gloves, and small
101111.1[01111111ffd s►epherd's pooch reticule, with pearl tassels.

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PASHIONA 814 MOZANNNTS.

The Marquis of Meade. baa4oft Welton, Bucks, on •
visit la bin &lbw, Itor Doke of Baelinglassu, at his seal,
Assays., Nunn..
l'ho Fart of Thaaet arrived yesterday at Fenton's Hotel,
St. Jaalea's-ateeet, from his not in Kent.
The Bail of Ahergaveasy bas left town for hip seat,
Eridee Castle, Saws.
The Earl of Aseran Ins left Dowager Larly Suffield's *eat,
Norfolk, fur Scotland.
The Earl and Comatose of Uleointon have arrived sit Mar.
seilles fiats Lboos, where they intend to reside some thane,'
from wb.see they will go to Paris on their way to England.
Lord Hersey has illt lawn on a roue.
Lord Ellesboroash Is. arrived at hie seat Roehamplon
free a tour.

bard, Wm. Reattach left lawn on Saturday for Brighton.
Sir Joh* and Lichi Mackin have left Warren's Hotel,
Regent street, fur their neat rarer Gloucester.
Sir R. Eaglefield, Bart. has left town fur hies seat, Peters-
ham, Surrey.

Sir MOM/ Xiasenes, Bart. ham left lowa for his teat, Berk-
'thaw Horse, *ere Reading.
Arrivals •t Blake's Hotel, Jermyr-street :-I,ned
from Lymington, Hams; sad Loral Acheron. The Ree.-Hr..
Swart has left ditto fur his seat io Surrey.
Colow' Dollop left the St. James's Hotel, Jertaytmstreet,
on Saturday, for the Earl of Howes stet, CoettiobeeylPott,
Herts.

Arrivals at Hesdrnme's Meal, New Pil•re yard, 11,0•10
mailer :—The Righi Huw. Oasis Browne, M.P. (mot he,
laud; the Rev. F. D. Hustler from Cambridge. •
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Arrivals yesterday at Jordan's Hotel. St. J•nies's.street
Mr. aud Mrs. Garret; Win. Grant, Esq.; Mrs. sod Miss
Gram, from Paris.
&parlor's from the Royal Hotel, St. James'osireet :
Sir Homey Vivian fur his seat la Hants ; 1). Daly, Esq. fur
Preis; Mr. and Mrs. Stereosou sod family for Paris.
Captain and Mrs. %Valenta have left Read's Hotel, Lower
G cccccc dr-street, fur Bath.

The Earl of Esszx is entertaining a distinguish-
ed party or 'heads at his *rat, Cddliohuly Park,
Herts.

The Earl of FIAIIItINGTON had a dinner party
yesterday at his house to the Slable-yard, Si.
Jotneer.
'Lord HOLLAND had • select party at dinner yes.
tetdiy iu Old Budiagtou-street.
The Earl of Ilivaitrocm sod the CIIANCIILLOA
of the EXCIIII.UIttt c•ltae to town to attend the
Cabinet Coarsest oo Saturday from their residences
at Cuornhe•tsoodultd Blackheath, to which Olives
they returned Aar the breaking up of the Cosincil.

The superb villa of Burlington Dome, ebisirick,
built by the great Earl of 13um.tmoto*, 'hid new ;
the property of his Grace the Duke of DEVON.
SHIRE. having undergone vast improvements whims.
the lust three year., it has excited much attention.
In consequence of ber Royal highness the Duchesi
of KENT having expressed a wish to see ii,'n,auMll;7l;
tuous dejeune, a lu fourchette, was prepared/opt,
Thursday, but from some cause the Duchess said
bet suite were prevented otteinling.
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We are concerned to state tbat Lady TiftiOr i
nom vyx" was token sotideuly,;ll, au.Sdtarsisti,
!rant 'Brighton, and auteived.feliiimeboigiubN, I
Bow was sent for expresiond immediately left town.

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-0-1/11tatiwtMd IlPither dint,* tiOr Jelia3il4l4!ty
littlle'rovii.ion on tue,dav and nor
'lVircijne Doke
Dor.et,Lord Si. Halons.
r. the Earl and Countess Cowper. Mr.
Late*lt.aoriagle Wdlum Congri•vP, we,e honoured
-by liatimeibPtheltoyel dinner p*rty nn ThiirsJay,
Thi" Nbirtjoto of Augirary. She Earl or Gallows,
Lard Uxbridge, and Sir Arthur Paget, look lea.%
and wrre in the Palace departure lest ass Tuesday.
The Marquis, Lard Uxbridge., and Sir Charles Pee-
r", are now till a vim' to the Duke and Due iess of
itichatund' at Goodwood.

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• ' DauRY-LANG.
Mr. iltieNeit made his debut ■t tilt. Theatre on
Saturday, as Dandle Diorama. to the opera of arty
Alannerisg, a•d was well received. We da not
think this Gentlemen fortunate in the character lie
selected for his first oppearunce before a London
audience. -Ili► patt is but • meagre one, and, far
from leirdingtsoy assistance to the actor, 'Noires
all h's skill end ability to fill up what is in itself •
mere outline; it is also magi, and boisterous, qua-
Inns the dirliutratiou of which suit brit, ill with en
actor's Fierier when presentilig himself, for the first
time, upon the hoards of a Theatre Royal. Indeed,
• want of sufficient confidence in his own powers
was very evident In Mr. RAYNER'S performance,
which, although it (bit not display the strength of
poet RaitaT, ofirded a well-grounded hope that
lie will become • valuable aequisttiou to the Thea-
tre in ibis line of parts. Mrs. AUSTIN played
Lacy Bertrand very interestingly ; in her singing
she confirmed oil no the opinion we gave of her on
her debut. Site was encored in the favourite air of
•• Hest thee, babe." Miss Potter, as Julia Alga.
• •ppesred to much advantage, and sang
the Itch° duet, introduced from The Americans,
with BRAMAN, with much effect. Of Baanam'S
Henry Bertram it is only necessary to say he
introduced Love's young dream,"—" The
Na,, his bright rugs"—•• The lust words of
Abrasion." and "Scots who hoe." Mrs. GLovati
played Meg Alerrilies with much feeling and
discrimination. She adopted the Scotch dia-
lect, in which she is sufficiently correct ; but
by so doing she dertroyed the effect of the
character nith the ;rester part of the audience f
who. having bees. accustomed to hear the Gipsy
speak the same language as the rest of the dre
math persona, did not appear to approve of thq
attempt at innovation on established custom.—...
After the play • urw divertisement, called The
Halt of the C , was produced for the
first time. The idea is borrowed from a ballet
perforated originally at the Opera House. A
role oo no journey hilts to refresh, and whilst
in this situation, the slaves are required. for dm'
amusement of their master and of themselves, to
deuce after the manner of their respective coun-
tries. This affords an opportunity of intro:,
doting 'reversl national dances amougst
The Pos Busse, the Samilish Bolero, a hornpipe
and a grant' Asiatic POS do deux,
by• Mg. end Mrs. NOBLE, Mv, end Mrs. OSEat
BYRNIt. and Miss Tate. The Russian dance by
Mr. and Mrs. NOBLE, and the Bolero by Mr. and
Mrs. BYRNE, were fondly applauded; but the
hornpipe d t'llegloise, by Mrs. Brans, Mr.. No-
aLs, and Miss Taste, was repeated with a general
encore. Miss Tate was, on this occasion, sub-
jected to the ordeal of at comparison with her two
powerful companious ; and it is due to this charm-
ing little sylph to say that she passed through diet
ordeal most triumphantly. The scenery i. pretty,
and the dresses end decorations splendid anal ap-
propriate. The Indict throughout was must fa-
vourably received.

Tug OLYMPIC.

That celebrated melo drama, 77. e /inset of Mid-
lothian, was performed at thus Theatre au Saturd.y
night, and, although it It.is been before the public
inpiverds of five yearr, will always, as an occaainual
novelty, be attractive, particularly when the power.
fol talent of Mrs. &MILTON is hrotight into action
Misty original pert of 'Pledge K'illfire, which cha-
racter, by her extftordinary and just conception,
she has rendered so conspicuous. l'he piece alto-
gether is well Celn. The engagement of Mrs.
840018, so long an ornament to the stage, is
another mark of the liberality of the management :
the beautiful acting of this Lady in her respective
parts of !deg Ilairtiocksom. and Nrs.Gimsg,ongiuulty
written fur her, has been acknowledged inimitable.
row and Jerry, with The 'livid AIM, still reign
among the most saccesafill pieccs of this house,
which have, during the week, received considerable
sad merited patronage.

The Earl of BaIDOZWATiIIt at this moment dis-
plays all the munificent hberulity of the Barons of
uncle:it times. In addition to open house bring
kept to till corners, there are employed nearly 9UO
turn, women, and children iu the ground, arusuad
the extensive domains.
We regret to atate that the MASTiIt of the
ROLLS is extremely indisposed. He is attended by
four professionsl gentlemen of 'the highest mi.
Pence. The cite is of s surgical nature, cud con-
sidered dangerous.-1 Libserver.)

Thelma Spanish Ambtessador at the Court qf. .
France, FERNANDEZ NUNEZ, died at Paris on
Tuesday night. His Excellency had latterly been
employed as Envoy of the Ducheis of Luce*, the
!NOW 14 Fg,DINANH.
Sir BELLINGHAM GRAHAM had a severe RAN
front his horse on•Wetineaday, while hunting near
Melton; he was, afte► some delay in procuring a
chaise, carried to the neurest cottage, where he re-
tuainsl4l a bed state.

A serious accident occurred an Friagy,. the tlati
ult•iat—Cheshsat. Tae If4der.e Cady' tUattirr hied • '
arrived at Che.ham, Backs, in a paistabelilitse,Artirl.*
alilliviteds leaving %posher ii4y. in She feriae.. TAU
poot.boy was in the ,art of gettistelopOsi
having NM foot ou dot wheel, when theistlies.itartedf
ott,, and,* ,fhoise,rsn over Lim ;• the..l)orta• sheh
pr9ceetled, at full ,gallop down the, Iligh.streti,'
passing several carriage*, pad stopped alter running.
a spottier of 4. OilerAsea; of the horse, having got
hits tyooirg '.over. she spinner- Intr. Thr post. hoy
wag,asgc4, owl met tlt.N dal' gems% slate. Her
Ladyship was coeiveyril bonze hl another dr: rt.r, in
*skip,

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nuaLt?s, Moirk FLA 1
The nishnp of Irlphin. Guilty, sad etsis,e,, sfirsi!
Hirt, M.P. Ilharkeressel, a( the
frigre; just rifiirtied fr 014 Ent Tycho, eittfllll. •
it Moth frost IllAylica,l on Massley lest. .
Died id r,lzifitirn-street; OsiTchersJefertetfp.
'after • linitietu lines% sites** iegret.leti,,:thr
tida,,dod- t,olre'nto lletz jostqfeet
broshtir rot'the leitheffild. tesl pf Daponsh-
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etfdre; &c.

Fah gruff- rd s Ps.

Ssissrdsy was a frightful day foe melt persons who Isadore-
tared inlo speculations in the Forties Fonds, as it was the
lime appointed for utilise the accoont (Sr thy Pre,"
mouth. It his been aisitionsly esptcie.l its scaler that tic
eztetit of the mischief Might he 'shied. Whets a for-
te•tion of (new 116 sal •3l* pee e.nt. an Foreign Stock bat
occurred, the remelt meat he obviona even to those little
acquainted with such matters. Tim total number of de-
faulters, it is believed, amount to 100, sad musing (him
are individuals of great respectability, who have, by aban-
doning their roastnereial parsnii• en the hope of soddrOly
realizing large &risme by baying and selliog Foretell
Stuck, mrguctated is London, luvolred themselves in ern.
In several instances we hear that indivoluala, bet not of the
due to whirls we bare just alluded, have entered iat,o
enormous sprculatioss, and the Inas ors their accounts
•mouni so between lea and twenty thonrand pounds, lobo
bare scarcely a Milling to molt them. The question natu-
rally auggesta itself, how came it to pow that inditridsials
of thts stamp obtained sufficient credit to enter isle moth
etiensove speculations! The reply will properly,b, Asia :
that the greater proportion of dealers or jabbers am no-
vices at this species of calling, and were little antIVS of
the great risk they were relining. The ruddes Seat* of
Mr. Zes, the egret of tke Government of Colombia, asit a
wiument when so muck ens @misty exists ea to whether the
Colombian Stork will be ratified or rut by the Gletwespant
of South America, has led to n deprissioa its this Stmt.
The following were the prices of the Foreign PmiWil Eke
close : - ." In!' P ,
French 5 per Cents.. 89 25 New 5crip.......'. 11.1161116.
Russian 5 per Ct. Metall 82 Daniahs pee Cam 141....... NU
ft ussianNew 5 perCts 854 86 Neapolitan k per Cents .. IT
Prussian 5 per Cents... 864 New ditto 771
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Prussian New 5 per Ceuta Irt Austrian 0 per Cents.... SS
Spanish 5 per Ceuta... . . 681 Colombia, 6 per Come. ..T5
Spanish ditto of 1821 ..5811 Chiltan 6 per Cam. 754 TS

Tug FuNos.—The settling in Foreign. Stock.
was much more easy oo Saturday then was expect-
ed. The market was strode ; very little clone in
English Funds, and it being a Holiday tho prices
were—Consols for Account, 8143: ditto for ble-
ary, 81 84; Reduced, 803 791; 34 per Cents.
93}; 4 per Cents. 97j4; New do. 101#4j}; Long
inn. 2047.16; India Bands, 41 43 pr. ; Each,-
. quer Bills. 4 6 ; Small ditto, 7 9 pr.—Foreign
Stocks : New Spanish, 59 55344; Neapolitast.W-
-76/ 77. ss •
The account lately published in the Familia'
Papers, state, a treaty of commerce and frieodalmpv
lies beets concluded at Madrid between Enslatel
and her natural Allies, Portugal and Spain, end
that the (erms are such as must enhance the pewee,
and isereete the prosperity both of England Md
the Peniesula, is generally believed in the City.
Cubs aud the Philippine islands, according to TIP
moor, are to come under the immediate protection
of the British Empire, and the independence of
South America is to be fully acknowledged by the
contracting parties.—(tionsing Paper.)
Evra•oacitnitaT F•cr.—Our readers will re.
collect that a few weeks since we inserted a pans.
graph, stating, that the Bishop of CHICHMIIII had
presented one of Ins tenants with a hundred pooods,
us a deduction from his rest. This loud act hes
brought a host of applicants upon his Lerch***
bounty, as well personally as by letter. It is-posi-
tively as fact, that a few days ago his Lordship re-
ceived a letter, stating that the writer, presuming ou
hill known liberality, had his Lordship's me-
ceptosee to a Gig of thirty 'attends! which would
be presented in the course of the week for payment ;
and that should his Lordship refuse to take np the
draft, lie would hear of a Coroner's bluest in a few
hours Hite/wards. Thus the case stands at present.
—(Hampshire Tekgreph.)

Mr. ADKINS, the Governor of the [louse of Cor-
rection, Coldbaih.fields, who died in that ',Hum ou
Friday morniiig of a fever,. brought on from •
variant cold, occasioned by his exertions and anxiety :'
in rise execution of his duty, filled the situation ter'
Governor about twelve years witlvisatiefitetion to tliti •
Megietrates, as welt as • doing hit dory—with lino:s-
alty towards the Primmer,. .‘fill has left a wife and
,even children, the eldest. net twelve years of age
and.dta rimiest at the breve', waxily un rovided
for; his broiler, to whist 4figsiie inhere. vet"
has offered himself to vinetiliti.4 1" oiiiiiit it ..
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VICEEIY, one of the priticipevemsmsenuSfolllllSad• . i
Bow-street Office, has also 'tasted sa.a essdirlatea• -
succeed him, with a kwr of recemmeadation frills'
Sir iIICHAILD Brawls cud the stbetlffshistrotec
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belonging to the Office.
:The foot-bridge over the Thames, far ihwpromi .
pose of facilitating the communication —hretwittu.
Windsor and Eton, till the completion of rfik'frsiii;°'
bridge, was opened for passeogers oft woixhi
morning.
7 •a MI 111•.• .1

On Monday afternoon a barge, the Prikee Re.
gent, the property of Mr. Gummi, cif • Miirhilt, in
attempting to pass by the am works at rijulsnr
girAdze, was daubed against the headland i. use
tiler, called the Cobbler, and her head stem it:.
thosapiality of the stream at the passage' Olin.
`edge, occasioned by the high water, is so grsa,l;
that very considerable risk is incurred .by Lows
passing, and in this case no particular cantion salt
observed. The barge grounded on the.W.iillsot
shore. and a quantity of paper and Boor, swift s
which she was principally laden, reeelve.d
sn2lo'
nous damage.
is 1,01•01,
SUDI4I,I Dawn.--111r. Oita, itoperiointolott
of the school for the Indigent Blind, St.
Fields, went to bed in good heanh o?'ell
night, and was found dead next morning. 'll. ' go:.
On Tuesday morning last Mr. Weut,g. hoCitimpo..
Old Angel, Buckingham, left home ma gig so**, i
fergriam.
wed en a journey, and war' mime time after
dead iikti
don the road, neer Tiilli,* We u4rit4 a"
strong suspicions arA eutactosep,tl ot,liis hashiogibssisik
airirde!4,d. ...I. Ito VS 1.1.0
7ille emifidestial servant who roblted 'Owings°
%I/awnings-1 heave in''Cliatitettireteil, SY'YsiiiiiPlik a
.. ,• ,n att.. r•• ,•fi !._g 7 Ire
SIIIIIIfe, had tifsiLyer rt. imi,Arwra,,, Au.
ii,„nle his escape "14 itle,Wilitio sir WM.4 .
alive he was Ilym, Boto-oroetdotitatioratall
w brie Ise embarked loataAlStrleart , la sqlpfalts'oli gl -
lie had centempleted for sum?. tran z•nng t,: it-ti.

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'CIIA ROE OP naIIININIVE StV I N DUNG.
On Ihiatirday a family of lb. earns of itaidtar, consisting
a of tallow mother, Son, and deur/bier. were biologist up to
this 'Sea:* Holyland sad Pitcher, two of Ilse patrol, upon
i - a naivant sneer she following eircuassoosei a :—As the last
Plidillasies Pasaisios • bill of iadietatent war referred hrfore
Ha Grand Jftiry by • lady a the anise of Bodily, rriithili at
itaaspross Wick, against Vriab Matthew Boirbar, Mary his
wile, gaseph their peta, and Catherine their deughtes, fee a
reaspinasi ibraint At Isla Elisabeth Roddy, for the pawpaw
4 ut.deinnithilett b•• ow*: fake pretences, "rhea, spoil the owl-
' faire I• 14 balm dims a sruat NH was (grand; sod the par.
ties haring alteettadrd, marmots. yr,* iisurd, which were
;slaved hi SW banded( Nulytaad sonic welt+ tiara, and afire

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a Mai smash, is eiseseineoer of information be received at
love erloaltim Friday inoenine, he succeeded id 111•Cill 11616
let a h.dtMsg is Crasembnilihogs, where he promedesi, is
oasprial wish the Merapion Week enaehmsn, at Almost Dooms
sA neeseded iw spnreheedisie the whole family.
Ws. 60116, hero fevoured wish the foltiodue partieulan olf
she immairtiou from t mono it lin ranches fur their corrects
soil lima she penalties of similar innovate*** spoil
w piihdicAredaility, rue trims it will. operate a. • caution
oieierys as we have no doubt ii will as a notice iv
oho ban-bees onforionately doped.
Mr. Ilutehee aid his family took ludeines in She house
de Mrs. Soddy, of Maniples. Wick, the 41st of Msreb
as its. we.kly del of • guises sad a hall, psyshile mbar.
vest •; he thew mood did he had reviewed frees a home
to fietrionsquare, Mai iars.road, but from subsequent
it is Lk11•11,4 14161 1b)111 io not trim; imaiedisiely
on *Arm Ishity ponnsien toey went roam/ to various
trash-owe of Hemptins Wick avid Kisestini, soil maims
theanelees to be related is fa.rilia al she AM rook moire,
opeetehility, socemed.d is opening roouing •rousala wish
6•011, mom of which, it le almost Needless to add, have hr..
anehareed. A piami was hired fur Miss, the new lodine
desk and Ike credulity off the iusfordniahs
dl Theis to keep op She app usage. eons
posisku. so well .euoiseeted. This weal in tee
oo maw, waietortheamise ; but there was
add sin desslh of Imagloary inipirlomer
.Ird—toiler a serious our Apt liseolim landlady was at ins lime airmisil
of Mr. Joseph, a. whirl' he was to hose he.
is Janinry nisi; us also was Mae of • tom
wieder the will of • peartins and,cmdraieot
At others, the poor lady woo antoorided ssth
mimes, awl she recensions of sire eon-
'km, said kbe rotrioram of Bishop that.

C.IMON EMS lAQUEST.

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'144 vp:pir bEr) eRs• enuit?
Stituteetg. Netegipsex 30. • lAt last Ike lesteh:r • arre:ls Urish Manlier, fur 161 is die.
~ shove of ekikieli 111 ca. *44 is iiidipatd. kik acepe foe 1111
'1 The grocer Lbw-Stead. • Lill is a 1..) &crippled 14, satiny, him Vs.
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131. Ti,. old Reselivaa• imago iota Liatolishlre t. collect
All'lF,.. F•therillgtg.. Vas. oppos'd by Mr. ----F4Vtill his stn, lad of easels errant Wine Hosapacin Wick. iviih-
I.r Mrs. Holder. ' The "liii•olvent. Who will 14 wait!' net 4 isehweiwg aiiine of Ocelots". of she halatient trades.
- t wad f wrier. stated that beheld a house and forge at Yolk; pro& Mrs 'lluth Illy iktfttoft feteill for lOW. score, bid
moo, rime NIT. Huldert, for eleven teas, uuder ' . Shea she lila kiveai. wrong, • sraod piano-fete dial curl
Iriornsse that he should trete it as fring us tlwy "1M Mu..); .8: 1iNny,,,.c.,,,1.,"`„, (is": u„r„s,h(gsally.re.; ahl..gered o
; i db.:
Lath hart.% at the laSnt tetti of ildis per miium. Oa nut. 'lt ohs, however. boughs of Mr. ivieley, of the
'Mt. El olare's death, Mrs. Helder served him wi.h Strada ; was, we
.Miners, a restly.umorey castanet —Mr.
I.utite shut Li• rem aliotdd he devilled at Lady-day. ,Batehri•'. tit/ say b.olyelwA) unele—hsl die pretersiwee weer
'Tim Insolvent, iii conseqiiroce.lsft the pre allet• at the "4'4°' 18`4111"IY" Os Si' orday, she Ills of October,
Lady-dal, at which time he owttil a qn.„,„...e.t, later vmkse" leave "*"414"" Wick; us Smulsi'
g eie 'Welter of she landlady, the guards and chattel. of
tithing wish him the key of the premise., which he dip b••pefol rawly were move,' off; we Bombay the ladies
i•thined till afiee law woo wet to piton. at Mrs. Wrest take a walk is Rushy l'ulg, which tersoroand is a post •
(+awe drive lo Temple I).r, where they bolted hire a hacksey
Holder's suit, for the reut in August. The Insolvent
each. The poor weresni walled by appoierruerst emit Moe
istiesitted that he kept tier key to prevent tiny person
o'clock id Niche on oar road, hal the chaise by some wad-
ioadaling in 11in ;doer. chore souk a tliffcre.lt threctioe. The kingly sow brief
The COURT loud. the Inaolveut'a conduct was clear •way. vomit. leo,s sere seal to Mrs. Soddy, hiii-
'weir dishoorat : Although he had not brought himself I owlet sir departs.. of Ilse hopeful quarleihr fee Paris; but
.411reetijkteithist usty of thit petal clauses of the Act, actiog opera the rehire of Mr. Greer, the respectable Soli-
citorf of
ihersewats, Mrs. Burbly preferred leer hnlicioarat for
4:ell he *3ll II very peeper person an whom to exercise
the drocretiomuy pneiev vested in the Court hy.A.,,he adso.g.lidt:r, atree°"l.47,:riiirs Y.l.iireanordetbevelefalhhe•r,abide 16; resa:lll.ofd
'Hitt section of the Act,of rensetsding lusolveuts fer their trial
as the »ppcoechine Sessions. The saisiber of
,ii tOrtlithe who hod acted towards their creditors in tradespeople rssidine is Kisestan and its frieishil doped
silliahlineat sinner, without desalt hrioging them- by diese-Jemurt orrictolcte to respactability, exceeds thirty;
selves under env particular penal dame of the Act ; I podr '66llllsw. to crere ray be added mime masiespieheos
sited the Court would certainly, in the present caw, metropolitans.
remand the Insolvent for the full Prim, did it not
nievesr that liiiisielf dud hie family had hewn visited
with'sickness, sod a ioog insprieuetateet of the In.
ra.lvest might greedy isscreese the distress of the
iiinocent setferets:-.The judgment of the Court
iheu fore was, shut he should be retnsisded for four
months teig.,t)ie date of 6 iing ibis petition.
John 'D.Mus. a botcher so Clare-market, whose
case Ives its port heard on she 16th, and reported in
nor Paper of the 18th uli. came up porsuatit to
:adjournment to be finally hellish, It may be rec.'.
Sorted by our reodert, that she Insulveut's opposing
cirsliter was a tailor, of the name of Griffith,
"she bad made• a soot tif clothe. fors child of the
Iltielteeett's, which harm/ mistimed, the Inapt.
vela teluaed to take, sod Gliffill its cousetinuce
fokr him its the Court of King's Bench for 2.1. 5,.
wlsichlw charged fur the clothes, sod obtaisierli wigs
Meet,. et 44/. owls, the Insolvent not being style to
beer she expenses of defending himself. The Court,
oil the first ',raring of the case. 141 KI it wars quite tin-
proolde that the opposition of such a creditor could
receive soy attention ; but adjourned the case to
give twee for the prodoction of books kept in the
Ahem inaClareastisrket, for the purpose of aseertain •
Mg whether the Ineolvent had asiy property there
!filch hefted not returned in his schedule.
The hooks were this day produced, and the shop-
rose, sod Mr. Chittle, the Insolveirs's brother-in.
lot, ,were examined, by which it clearly opOesred.
that the Insulirent's statement was perfectly correct;
thee he'llad no property in the hostiles.. which was
registaly carried on by memos supplied by the
hesharsio-low for the support of she looolvent's
fissile- The Court declared themselves perfectly
mitudird wish itie explanation.
. Mr. HILIITU said he would ask the Insolvent tine
ruler/aeon, fur she purpose of putting Nis hostile
teetlitte's opposition iii the proper light in which it
dowsed to appear. Mr. Heath theu asked Imola
went whether Mt. Goilfith, .the tailor. his present
alapoodit evechtews had ever been his dehiot ?
The lirsolveirt elated, that some yeat• mince Grit.
NA. wig et imiskrept, at which time he owed she In-
behiggat dakaamisliseliatite he received Moe shillings
Si Illangemeelie •
. The Cents? declared the Insolvent eetitled to his
• dmehoige forthwith ; mid observed, it erns • most
pesposteroas weiniou *same creditors had formed,
that yodels aorlnsolvelit's family were sesually in a
+Late 01 -stakilarawit when he petit d the Court,
:hot lie meet he defrauding hiverediturs, and could
1.410 be worked to the kernel, of the Act. The Le-
p orbits', utter inteodeil that on ritwoMenes family I
s.-cuslei %be restored It. II ramie of stiehAtstress. and I
cumendy the Coon could newer wish 0., The Court, '
malted, shays inquired strictly into any apparent •
1,011.1er of prepemy bolo au losolveut so may of his
tnend., or the onerisb,-rs of his fossil'; but when-
over it appeared, as its Ow pretreat case. that a friend
ue amitro, of so Jugular-tat,. from pure sod We've-
sew
,eneriates, supplied lost family with the means of
Kittle* • livelihood. use Court must always applaud
arechawieduct ; sod would be far iudeed from allow-
ing thelutolvirut to be Minted by it.

An inqaest was ►el•1 us Saiarday at Ow Cleres's Read
pbblie.hon.e, i• the Strad, before blr. 1:)..p0517 G-
rover for IYrdria.ter, am the body at Isaac Kendal, as el-
derly mrnileinass, alio lined is Sollsbarraireet, Strand, sad
was fuliod dead in hi. b.d.ronse on Friday mond% ruder
she eir.il •esuee. slat.ll in t►e e.idruee.

Mr Feltz Fitzpatrick, • 'indent mu Gray's lea, stated lima
he had lodged in Om deceased's house almost.' week befogs
Friday, during whirls time he Impairs*. d with the deemed
and his fussily, sad observed that be laboured ender a pest
depression of spirit., cud rreisioisal absence of mind. One
evening, names told the deceased he was gwiug to Drury-
lane Theater, and inquired the way, which he Mid him,
sad at the same time asked she willies. for a clothes
brash ha had leo his. in she musing, which willies* ism.
medtately Mungin to bins. The deceased thee asked hi.
whether be would mut like to go out fur a walk with hie
son, apparently forgetting Am winters had, the stemma
before, told hiss he was going to the Theatre. Friday
kersiug, shoot lee u'elock, witness was @klieg in the par-
ker, sad was alarmed by Mrs. It. o.hair, a lady who wee for
• kir days** • moot the deceased's hose, desiring hies,
ie a eery agitated tawnier, is. ton up to Mr. Kendal's resat.
He did SO, accompanied by a grutlemait who was la the pea
hoar, and ou euming to she deceased's brd.reeet deer, he
loom! Mrs. Kendal and the mai., outside, the door fast, and
blood streaming out under It The door was iastaatly bard
open, and the deceased was fouled stoma to • chair, Insist
on • table arar the door, in his stairs aid eight-esp. There
was • deep incision Oil the right side of Ma meek mid the
door near the place he sat was cowered with blood, sod a
razor, aloe 111.roily, was lying on it. The d. reseed WO quit*
dead, hat wrests did Dot fret a bather he was cold. A sur-
geons was scribe, oho arse I* shoot Sweaty tektites. The
winless, during the wee be lodged in the dreamed's homer,
obarrved that his rife amid feu watched him with greet
anxiety.
Mr. Durham, • velodrome who lodged ia the diregasears
know since the 16th of the'mostli, gave the wee wettest
sir the rinataim in which Abe deceased was finned is Meek-
ly, open his bed.trosa door, which rinses, observed was
Watt d to the inside. This witness stated, that be lindprd
la the de d's house shoot a y. ar ago, at which Ilene ho
appeared a very healthy ems, amid always in ()melbal apt.
rife; but so cosmos ow ledge there lately, witoem obsoreed
the 01.101ITEl difference is his appearartee and asosimera; hie
body we. wailed said his "nits depressed. Os Wedeeeday
evening last Mrs. Kradal requested the tillages to esdeiseer
us mouse him by eusviessiims, which he did The deceased
earaiplineed ie Imo greatly of his brad, and appeared to la.
beer SWAM a *lra 16111****1081 of spirits.

r-
Mr. &assent Relishes, a Gewlesta• who resides at Fare-
hairy, is Knit, elativl that he was ash sainted with the de-
ceased for forty yews. He lassoed! within the last year, a
preemie of excellent splits, but of hair he be cessepgreatly
depressed. Almost fury swaths shire imams inched his Is
lberrumitiry, shushing it would du his good; he.wdest, but
was su kw-spirited, lbw he could selduin beiscausated on to
walk out. He appeared is be is a slate of religious wallow
chuly ; and invested a Lady who was at witersa's house I.
pea, for hem. The witurne's wife had share frrqaently saes.
waned to his that she was afraid the deceased would destroy
himself. as he was caldron', lumag his rewsim.
At rairolervaad 10 the deceased, stated that she Geed is
his family fur lb, leaks leer. wieutbet. Seth his appnwasee
aid luselsere Ist came greatly slurred or Islet Ilse was
tumble so tinder...mud his, lid i,bleged to inquire of her
maul rem what he meant.

Mr. C. K.medal, the dreesord's son, .ho bolds a respectable
situasiam is the City, stated several isestaneas of the de.
,ceseieers eiietibirt of lair, that raissied lona reason. He
was himself coastatitt, peayia• that God weselel spars his
moans, which he hutted going fast. The witness was OM-
p.vined by bia realm's. std the Jury senasimossly declared
that they did sot wish to hear soy further evidence, and in-
41111411tately televised a verdict 0t.../wassitty.
The deerased, it was isreatiatied, was is coed cerebra.
Maces% and roji.lod the greatest domestic happiness.

"' ..•

AVIID*II NR AR Anglialar.
&Mir sot loolt4oo, whoa N RTityberY
put sate their trial for this woe,
siteice mapoelier the murder, and balm sea sibia say HONE
from which as aekeswiedirmeat of Asir ewe be euL
lotted. Ownsele, the wawa, Selig repeats the dream_
steam which she Mated before the Magistrates at Berk.
harspyesd.-
tla
Priday an etaminstioa of • mar of the IMMO of
Rowe wok place before Si. Earl of Oridietroler sod
areeral whit kcal Masistrates, as tie Reek Earl'. mow
.es, which lamed .early six Wore. Ti. etretunetawes
coder which this ineentigatissa tea place were these !
Rowe, who lives ie the wighliewhoupd of Telal, was one
of she wheelers who appeared before the Magistrates at
Ilerlbsepmead, and proved its bowie' area the prow,*
the eight of the areeder at Tnsg, in rounpary with ober
female ampanitio. He alas spoke to she drelsration of ere.
ler, as he and his compsaious were settles oat sr their fatal
errawd—maniely. " That they had a job I. do, and were
afraid they should he Is. late." 11 farther appeared that
Rowe had drank wish llama I. she public-bow at which
they had been sieptotitg. Theredey this same ass,
Rowe, ft., ntrireell, and produced two beadles, which be
stated he bail board eruereseel woke • hedge sad revered
with ran, to • field mew to Ceorwat, or the road from
Tirilia so I ittle Gadelesden, where it will be serstleeted,
she Wier:users were approbeeded. when,
hissmikv, w INIIItt
examined, were fared so metals • pistol, which was Lessee
to be Me property of poor old Needle, used which he kept at
the toll house ‘r prat/crow; • pre, Rad several arsielesof
"ftri•E apparel, obi* had Is,. PG.. 111.4; tea sable
spoors, slim the wormy a M@ siabets” teitipk, and
viral oilier things, which it was *tibial bad hew takes
from she house after dwir death. The slagelarity of the
circumstance of Rows, who on the lest perms i• she
eimpaay of the Primmer@ ea the sight of the murder, be.
I isle she Arm individual to bad this property. the less of
which had been proclaimed by the Meads of the destered—.
naturslly racked surpleioas towards him, as halite( been is
woe way • participator is she Armee; sad brute she Magi.
Armee felt it their duty agate miserly so Mime, Mt, all
the fact. of the ease, sod to cell tepee Ruws so
secornt, brat fur his time sad occupation us she latklese
night; and seat fur the 111111111041 is which he bad bees led to
the germs depository of she spoil. Upon these penesm we
wderstsoJ Rowe e'er every **emu., flip/wallets, aed
ultimately succeeded is satisfying the wade d sloe Magi.
strates as to his ioneeenee. He wee la rorisequesee die.
ekerged, epos an wedentaadiag that he should again &mod
whips hikprewere alight he required.
The term oceasiweed by this foul Irsasactioa has sot yet
subset's d ; sad among the humbler classes of She semiarid.
lag arigtihnerboird the mese of inhuman slaughter is re.
gelded with a species of supetstitioes dread. The tow.
bows or shed its which the ersrderers prepared heir
NNW of death, • rough piece of rail, shaped so a Wadi, at
we
end, attracts the aitentiom of all paseengers, And she
chips cot from she bludgeon, as well as the drops of sallow
obit* Lad fallen from the eaadle is was taws they had
lighted, we viewed wish *cup of the deepest horror.

A person stating his same to be Jeeepi Matthews, was
beeped before the filsgidrates at Aylesbury, on Weduesday,
by Welkin., a timetable of Duthie, ostler the folluwiag
eirdisadancess—The Primmer, with a female in his cum-
palm arrived at Dias.. en hatarday sight. He west to
she Sever liars, sad elated Mat hie same was Matthews,
and that he was sea so as old couple of that same imam
is the village; Matthews was seat fur, Ind he was
Nowell; his wife, however, weal to the pisblie.bosee, mad
boded ems her mid.dissall sea, 1641111111 ed the relatiosalop.
A quarrel mowed is somemiame of his persistirig is his
medium, and a coasted, was east for, who civilly sold him
to gas about his desires'. The berie wrier tale repissel, that
be would nos leave the place, midi( the emestable wished buss
Mei he must gel half a dome per to maid bins; et the
ewe lime podia( isimself M s homier attitude. The evada-
ble imniellialety spipnesended Net. The Primmer was next
moraine lakes before she Rey. Mr. Gookil, of Dintmh,Mi
whom he gave so equivocal as seems. of himself, Met he se-
mended bias fee further exassioat km w Wedersday. He sow
said his wane was Joseph Matthews; he had been a milder he
the BIN% mid was so the bend of Watedno, where be was
wounded, sad he belikligeri sv Gptais Murray's troop.--[Ois
base direly miestioncd as to Captain Mammy, an eOicer
of bat seine befouging to she Blues, she Primmer either
raided, or meal to fehil.)—He was thirdly led out .f the
chamber fur the beech' of the air. To allow side for
his recovery, his companion, a female of interesting ap.
advised., wse. ;died is sad raentised. She dated That
her fame was Phoebe Matthews; her snide.' same was
Smith. The Prisoner was her duke/. Slie was
married to bias abuse teo years ago. Did wet readied she
name of Aither the luau ur county where she was &buried.
She arrive a 1 Dililuil eta Seserclay sight. Her tallier is a
ar cpeniee, lives •1 Cambridge. Sell left bins us 'flours.
as! Slake, has did not remember she street in which he lived.
esamitmot wait contiuued by the Magistrates as is
the consequence* of giviaig elememesem asswers, am& it Milli
very (reline', iNtimilled to her that if she had any thing he
e 01111111114111141 she shield be irtdolged mith• private examine.
tioa, she immediately edited viola the Magistrate* to give
her evideme.j-i-the the return of she Magistrates, Me
esami-
usive of Matthews was resumed. His It seemed so have
left maim( bite weeklies, ; for be was Mod is kis prided..
Mew of cruelty sad injustice. Hs was seed " like a
dog;" be was ad abie is speak for himself, bat 14 would
employ a lawyer is me him righted ;" were his replies
to must of the quedium pet to hies. The Illegisirstm,
however, were callous to his threats, which ormed to excite
au fear, and she following answers were extracted from
He tom beds sod dad at asitiogooke; his father is a imams
mod brasier, sod he has as muck mosey "se hers mid ibere
me." He was married iwo years ago lad July. He paid
The fare of Mama sad his wife fume Cambridge. Magi..
trait`'' Yew rife. Sir ? The female has mealessed that
she ie eat mom wife.' Primmer (earseogly).—o L tow said
I was twasrbed lass July teelvemosth I have sot said slid l
was married so she womsa who is with ate " Is spilt of his
iselignatim as beiag emeidered mod tressed as • warm',
The Prisoner was ressetided till seat Wedareday, by which
lime Usurers are espeded so lessees reaped ing him dispatch.
ed is ihfferesg places.

The merchants of Gldsgow have received the
following answer to their memorial to the Lairds of
(be Adwitaity :
Admiralty Office, November 23, let.
ilia—l have laid before my Lads Cotaasimiosers of the
Admiralty the Memorial of the Wog ladle Associstios of
Glasgow, complainiair of the piratical depredations cons.
wilted is the we.' ladle toss; and I am .cismmarided to ere.
quaint you in reply, that my Lords are riarl lo observe that
the Association has mot *reeks/keel the puistieal circum-
stances which Lays deleted rho exercise of foam is the Oil Monday Mr. °MOROI. of Village Week.
pressioes of Ike MOW*, committed is that quarter. fiziefkloi:lee Hampton. sprung a brace of nog
Their L that
ordahips are saiirfied tt the Naval force re the w ling at one, the other mash% at the Woe
station wasaboodsaiie suilieieet (if on such difficulties had isalibi• he kilted both at one shot.
oceserecl) for the suppression of the depredations alluded 104
sod I am farther directed to add, that Olde•Oefolileve Spew Oa the morning of Adouday, the 30th September
tame vises bees take* by his liojr•ey's tiammant, which loot. Antra Coollsll.erewant to Mr. Tearlaa.
my uni• host p a reeve-mace of dm *Oil color of Newitaid Nold, on the East Riding of the county
planed d. sad afford ibe Nasal proteeuee to thedeemberee of Yolk. was %violently assaulted and beaten by
of los I subjeeis.
three men, the parish ail Rowley, in the said
ato, sir, ydbeir most obedient Servant.
(S.yaed) J. W.CROII6II. revoly. and repeattrlty stabbed with a knife, and
Dosald, .E.l. Seems., iv the Weil ladle rilbbed. A free pardon to soy accomplice end •
Amociasioa uf7Gtaegow. eward of twenty Kuitteaa Ore Offered in Saturday's
Cuatctus Law Cate.—A farmer's meadow. near Girterie to any person giving such information as
New York, was advised with grasshoppers. Dated- will lead to the emir/a:win of the person or periwigs
tog die delawcriois of his crop of hay. he collected who actually atablbed die said Josepu Cout.som.
his relation., armed with tiles, drums, tin kettles: ge,the Bristol wail from London on Tuesday
and frying pony and.drove them into the Aelds ale last was changing horses at frusti-14, owing ill
hie uezt l'e'll'h"r• The crop of the hitter 'I" some altescation between the coachman and boot-
% consequently in a few days euiupletely destroyed. :keeper. the horses set off without coolcbOOM or
He commenced au action for tredve'', and the, wry *nerd. Au outside and iodide passenger were in.
found a verdict for the earmuff-44 dollars der. jarbd. but two gentleinen.(Mr. Ricural. of Visa
wages, and cost& 1 city. and Dr. Swamps, of Mendip Loblge,h
Ors fr.arialay last • pna •man. fervent to Mr. .Iteeping their seats, escaped unhurt. Tam heroes
Passe', ofrelialfunt St. Peter,. war mach injured .weal tin at a steady quick pace till they reward
•by • ball. He was driving cattle towards Aylesbury. the gate ot Abe entruuce• to Maribottutglkfarest. •
slid- a bull (one of the drove) horned on him near where one of the leaders struck ifttinat the gate,
tirlsgrove, ran against him witb great violent*, and broke* from the rest.: the cooed' was dragr„ed
arst threw him into a &eh ; the tabulated animal by the three remaining hoists into the forest, and
afterward• trampled WI him in the ditch till he was brought to a btandoitill amongst site trees; in shout'
ao mach hurt ON to be unable to move. Mr. DaLL's twenty minutes • Brth coach came up with catch-
iesm passed at she moment, and the carlsn lifted man and guard. and with proper assistance the mail
bisalso the wafg;tln, proceeded.-(presto/ Gaulle.)

.ttip &kick,

•
His Majwityll tag hounds will mt Aat
M'
tarsal *Mickel, mad us Friday at fazefir Ilttlt
The Oakley hounds this day at Swirling.; Is Mow
day at S.Sgadea; and as F.Aay at
The 604 111111.61111 fax hbanda this 44y It illostea W J 1
Thursday, at Flousbius; aid aid Saturday, 't litesettl.
Sir Edward Smythe's fox hounds sliis day al Skelton
Turapitue; and ar Wednesday', at 0410,
Sir R. Pulesione's Wends this day at Pittott; aid at
faraday at Brradon Heath.
The Ludlow Subatripileu for hound, treasortSit It 0.1.
bury; and or Satriday at Odd Wow).
The Chester harriers this day at 'arislaia.
The Cheshire Mirada this day at firetforll Midge; Wad.
reads, at VI/n*47lllM Village; Friday at 'highway able; sad
Saturday at Minshull.
few T. Siaaley's bowed* to morrow at Badger'. Rake Gait.
The Doke of Radaiters !moods shot day it Aeesster
Tow.; mid ta-asurrony at Staktua Hall—at les.
The Convaaavre hoodulle this day at Oasis. Wood; Wed.
midi, at Park Houma; sad Tbersday al tlaytea".-4t a
quarter hetes. elev...
Fart Fliswilliaftea haau,la to-swarrow at Thorpe Woad;
Tharaday at Weybrittge; and Saturday at Chet:, Wes—
at tea.

4.4 Terbereiegles bound. this diy at Irby 14nime; Wed.
aeladay at Illorabans ; Friday at firttletor ind
lards, at Same. by How./ 'terra.
Sir it. Saittenes hermits this Jay as Wrathy; to-auornau at
Wicksaly Village% ea Thersday at Ss:o6y, aad Eatulde* at
111..kopy..—at ahem.
Tb.etualliwald So Anti nt ion ballads in-nuienne at TWOS.
; WI lremsteday at Wineetty; marl Saturday at Rich.
laud

PDX HUNTING.

ausarrrox, x•VsMasa
ne fox Maxie of Co!owl WyssAsia, which, with a
/old of about Any dasbiog spu►ssssrs, net at Erriagbasa
whew yesserday. produced sane wars. diversion. A fox was
sokratsolled not far fr.tm the myelin pots., affording •
karst of abort ire sod thirty wielder, sad *se if the
severest pe►haps that was ever &Bused up, and which ended
wdh the death of poor Reyaard, in the plantation of Major
Payn►, at Patches., where the dugs rata is woo* hiss is
Reheat style, sad As esbihitios of the brush, as is usual,
was the sweat of victory. The same park as luscious, of the
wastlaw be bast tolerably favourable at slits reighbourbood,
liens days is sweep week.

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