The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-21 00:00:00

bOV. SP. Osesxritea Ig.
The weather has brew here for several days so
teropestuous as slot only to prevent the dwe sailing
of the regular packets. but temporarily to choke up
the mouth of the Inn bour. Yesterday dlr. Lamb-
t'rin, accompanied by Ludy Louis* Luntiton. Lady
o,suistsn, Lady Elisabeth Grey, raid Sir Robert
Wilson (who had been detained at Payil'a York
lintel), ventured across to Calais, in a small
sail boo. A great concourse of people had assem-
bled on the beach to see them launched ; as
rlea wind blew atroug nt the time. I there was
Sandi sea on, a great anxiety was felt for their
safety. We are, however, happy to say. that Cap-
Roger,. of the Prises Leopold packet (outlet
-whose steady and skilful seamanship Mr. Lanibtos
'and his 'softy had placed themselves), returned this
artevio.9.l! from caws. bringing +a account of their
aura losdang. after a short but boisterous patine of
issolosiontr: •
4-o.l.liiitoters sails to-morrow with Mr. Lamb-
'tbsifteraifiek
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CAPTAIN PARRY. '."'
.bencriptidn of Vow ", be presented to Cap.
Peel, In 0-- the ite•olutions of a
of Bath, held my

a' the to
_ al OAMOMmee or
ombligjillOMY .111 y loh•bitente
the 11W 04. 1841 —ee
The Nem it • Warwick Yam, Mt
dimmed .1 the Ramdmegoliosmomblome. sod alemeated with
4,11,4.4. mare oppropriale M IM amen nf the service Weeded
to lid romsemoraled. The eipgralarly bold sod Israutifid
fedi for the Lawn's la mesereed; bus the Vise. with its tea.
' dribs mod clusters% is melimiged fur the Pettish Oak. withita
ibtlayd sartricorn. fovumbig • rich wreath inmeasilistely aedrr
thellg of the vessel. Do *,projection of the Issadles is sus.
radii* Itie Laurel Wmalls of Trisensph.
• Tlie Wash, aed Tiger's shin of the miginal are entirely
•ossitterk dad She Nalredi Is intermixed with Ike Lotus.
' " The Yam is supported by four Dolphins; sad the Pio*
is covered with Shells sod Coral, is imitation of • fiers.siore.l
it* paws! is mud reached ; and the Olive Wreath is
%teetered, Illustrative of the pacific ordure of the enter.
•pekst. Ts ovoid the heaviwess resulting from a square form
of the pedestal, it has hem made wimp's's', and us the four
smeller Odom 111 V Trophies, composer of Nastiest &Motile
'timalimeineate, and of those implements used especially in
abs 'cilia.. The Cosmoses is introduced in the ssie, and
• the ebbe to the other; seek is surmuented by the Britleh
Naval Crows.
Timer the large rides talk pedestal contain chasing' Irma
Capfuls Parry's fortyfold drawler; one repteselitiag the
Hecht and Orifice coveted in fur she wissier; and the .tier,
their Mamie* is the Meighbourhuoil of an leebtrit‘ t
The thbd side mutable Commie Parry's arms.
The Smith, she following inseription s-
-4b WILLIAM ituwAnt, PARRY, Esquire, •
Comaraawilor is the Royal Navy,
-to commenem idiom of
£ Tomo et Discovery, performed she his Majesty's ship
Beets sad Griper; under hie 11011131111•14
in theprorallll9 and isto,
. is gibleb be effected a Passage through Lineaster Room'
tree the Polar Sea;
And having distort:red may New Loads,
And poised a Winter of Tea bloathe Dorado*, aartisreded
by lee is the Harbour of !Helaine Mood,
to GieMt Britain wish the Lis of oolf Ooe Nut
• Thai corning the Ileuish Flag iatit Sens over which
ship had yet Famed;

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C • • ••4 111111LIPPOINTMENT.
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si 1.0.11 wee occurred at St. Itlleholaa's
dal% tri.flisl, the 4th kismet.
A 4111110.4111•061 MION as atiselistiest to a
yowl% isliall.ds••1111 11111,:tienty, sad the partite
(whitetail.% of ilfellitney, we shall out men.
cloullsanailborst.dintagn of eighteen years. On *earsot of
shs Illiosivoisiolososseso, the friends of the young lady
stesdneselappooedt• the essoliesioa, bet the lovely fair our
noselland so elude their vigilante, and on Saturday morning
sweithd=krillintiwghess. its a gig, Moog with her intended
apeene.. The Issas of eaarrisge bet/sees the parties had
heels regularle published le Si. Nicholas's rhsrch, motley
them lairs of thee parish, and they had arrived within the
loly plaits, sod eish Piro of hie relatives had snrrounded
the secred.altar, when the sister of the young lady haring
heenappriese.l4.ltes heather, oho had pursued the fugitives
!toes Illatradeld, discovered she plede of their tau-tided salon.
the Ibis discovery. she beeteeerf rovards the residence of the
Res. Dr. Wylde, Recent of St. Nicholas a, sad met shat re.
Stspeciable clergymen ors his way to the elsoreh, to tie the
everlasting knot. She 464 y related to hint the means-
shivers of OK fees,. and he siteected her to fellow hint into
the church, where abs steed costroled dee a rime trebled
his ample prjeeilysestenrots. The ?meg couple were dee•
tilled to here the eupicf.joy dashed frond*, Niel sod it
leislyttesible te describe the motorise sad dismay which
Oiled tlseirAninde are absympled is their Iseeonse, whew they
beard 11e . Mend*, Mieleter., instead of coonistrosiog that
service !hick they .hoped 'mold mat their mina, Weis a
wool setae lactateatit. as evil of this carder* nod toe.
elude. by oriferian the .yoisag•ffaia, rut of CillPlal/2 with a
Amt. in ease seweampliamia, et liawilebbias tabs
lotto ettdedyi The plead Lady NI ANignialli se. the 'll4
et her Irk**, who look log haat ainest•ta a alniaidinikes:
'glint". sod sh• iiaappoiaffaass mum& to NW,
that it ape followed by eiehrotAgehiyishidtadftiellhirlieell
was grant ctiffseoty is reeorerieg bre, .....
There is not the Ira* &iodation for the con&
dem Miistuent ofacontemperany, that the Alatquis
of •LitlPOos instal- is to be called to the Hooey of
Peakukelt remia4 Paper.)
A .'/Itiscripttots *f Exchequer Bill hot Wei
produtio the money musket. TIMa bills ors
soaved ho SOL each, at two—peuce per erne. per
'ltem, ocall-ffmt-said 6o come through the Commie+

%Mit 1,1 for.traddiarg.tieer Churches.-
We have every rearm to believe the statement
made io oar Paper last week, mid which we ea..
traded from the trankfari Joartial, relative to a
Protest being entered by the Martinis ANYAEDe
sad l'Atrogat Fauct, against acting os trustee,
to her late MAJESTY'S affairs in Italy, is quite
without foundation, as letters of u dote twn Joys
later than the dute of the Protest have arrived in
London hoar the notary employed at Milan by
the said trustees, requiting some papers which were
in the possession of her MAJESTY', earestrws to be
sent over immediately to Italy, us necessary to their.
carrying the trusts into execution.
ANOTHER 30,0001. Swat In SHARES sy HA.
ZARD.--.The Ticket, N•. 18,900, drawu YES-
?IRDAY • Prize of 30,000!., was Sold iu Shares
by H*zaao unit Co. who show Sold iu Shure%
NO. 16.427, a Prize of 5,0004, dramlM third

may.
Na. Men, drawn yesterday assrudisr a Prize et
5,0001. woe Sold in Shoes by CAMPAILA, who also
Sold io Shares No. 11.486, • Prize of 30.0001.
drown the second day, besides severid minor ,

littAscmdtr emeritstAlvta.

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into IIIMY follmerlog. metaneboly ciiconistance took place at
i . wow Lewes, last Monday aright, about half-pest
reoloeft. A party of young men, who had been to
ea their return, seeing the harmless peasantry
edi from their church, grimily assaulted them.
losidesimis species if inenit--even daring to challeuge
• 41111101141diallee so tight. They then went to the Swan, in
rabiled and stopped there, to arpiander the remainder
sa lenenee which ought to have alleviated the distress
-mfilibeir haltscarvoil families. titre, soon after their sr-
MAIL they began to wratigle with tome lodgers in the
her* and at length peueerded to blows, stout the inter-
imam of • H rad borough was thought necessary to quell
sisa Mtgleasiag clamour. All his attempts were so far from
Milo ellbetwal, that he bond it eupedient to procure
MMekelkdosest of tie constable. Their united efforts re.
MOM, piece, and they returned towards home; hut me
this way, theme save young men (who it appears had
rewelealeel themselves for the permute) attacked thesn, dig.
armed the heailtio• Gogh of hie Mae, knocked the constable
dean therewith, and left him almost lifeless, threw down the
4beadburowils, and violently beat him On his crying out
Aisikwderr however. several person• immedistely came up,
qtr in • mentring H. Townshenit, one of the party,
Tbirap•Ash.“ (G. Bayley and R. King), who then fled, were
It
after taken front their beds, sod ad three 'kept is close
tewitody. The coosishlt. (Mr. S. Baker) was takes home in
it lifeless state, and on examinntion it was fused that his
s-bore was (vectored, and a hole maile in his head, near
maple. He has remained almost ever since in a lifeless
tsrii
od hi. medical ottestdant. Mr. Martell, t yet say
will he the peobabla issue of the injuries. The head-
(Br. Pollard) can scarce meet on has bed, from the
eontosioes which he recekved on various parts of the
asop....bewPriaosers were brought before T. R. Kemp, Esq.
and afterwards committed fur exasumition before the Bench
of Magistrates, me Tuesday, at the County Hall. We have
almsdkainoil that bush the eoestabie and beatlboroush are
seasaidand something better; she caostable having gained
Ike sae of his reason ill some small degree. sail the head.
who was not se violently.brotsed, being ewahled.
ce, to rise from his hed.—(Brighion Chlonick.)

JIN t- .tat .
SUOC[ING ACCIDiNT.
t. .•olvagr.. •
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Wedowee, morning the foimwi op my obehoehoiy ii„,,,,,,_
lallowliceliNlNlS • shore dietiovee r,.. Litedon.bridge. A
largo *mar Instil, laden, which had pissed wader owe of
the side arches of the bride, a cermet at that time eimitivis
streagll ;kiwis, when a small wherry; in which were tom mem
and a boy, endeavoured to pass; unfortunately the barge
ran duvet the boat, which, together with the usfortanate it
divides*/ wo based, were end of sight for some minutes.
havisig her* driven wader some large craft moored off the
Tower. The boat shortly after appeared, but, mebowelioly
to relate! every effort to recover the melodrama: persons
proved abortive. Two of she persona were of the names of
Heftier sad liestou, and it is understood the buy is one of
their mai. same eau be little doubt bet ihesewragok of the
cerreslabilbintart of the river Ms the weekobralf the ads.
fur iseS . :0,t;)11b1. „,•01,-.;
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.PARDEIVAD OFFENDERS. 's)...'
nit excellent speech of Thomas Fowell Buxton,
E.g. in the House of Commons on Wednesday,
the 23d May, ISil, on the Bill for mitigating the
*verity of punishment in certain cases of forgery,
Ind the crimes connected therewith, has been just
published. The following is an extract :
a la the course of my cxpei ienee, I have finked that the
ptenishisamt of death has Ito terror upon a common thief;
indeed, it Is meth more the subject of ridicule among them,
thaw of NS! iilllll deliberation : their common expression's
amoopt ihriamelves seed is he, a sect *owe is to he twisted,
and sow it Is, • secha use is to be tap's.' The septets up.
preach of ma Igeoininiom death does mot mom to operate
wpm thomf Ati after the warrant has mom down fur ibefr
weemitioad bare sew them treat it wish levity. I once saw
a moo, for whom I bad been cemented, the day before lib
Factions's, end on my ufferie: him etredolesme, sad espime.
sag my sorrow it his situation, he replied, ebb en Memel.. ,
differeme, • Players at bowls must expect rubbers.' AU 1
other Owe I beard say, that a It was only a few minute', • .?
kick mil • etreggk, sod it was WI over; and that if he was
kept Magnet fur more than an liner, he should leave direr.
liaise fur as action to be brusolt sosiost the Sheriffs and
others;' and others I have heard slate, that ' they Meek'
kick Jack Ketch in their last mumests.' I have seer some
if the Mid separations with their frieuds, of pertains about
he he 'wielded, where there was nothing Or solemnity in it;
sad were it was more like parting fee • eseetryjotraey
bee taking their last farewell. I hosed one seam my tie tatt-
les • glass of wine) to his earispasion, who woe to seen
mixt innraleg, ' Well, here's leek.' The fate of one set.e(
culprits, is some illoialletli, lass uo effect even oo those who
are next to be Tenoned. They play at hall, sod pass their
jokes, as if nothing was the matter."
• The Court of Directors of the Uank.of England
Rave given notice, "That they will remit any quo,.
tity of the gold coin cf the realm, ou and after tbs
Ist of January, 1822, to any of the principal towns
lit England mid Wales, free of e= iu sums
toot less thaw 3,0001. on appli being made
prior to the lst of February next: 7-( See Adrer-
fiseneelst in/rupee page.)
Mr. Weir, the descendant of ..iim)ireat Wet.
trian, and parish clerk of Old Wisdoms started
room St. George's-fields on Weduesidey, to go
.ixty miles aa slay for ten successive days. backing
himself for 200 guineas. 'flits undertaking has
been completed, but never any thing like it at that
season of the year, sod betting is three to one
agaiort it : as he has engaged to go straight este
he would touch at Winchester yesterday. ."1111a4
Another inutanace iv furnished of the incertitude.
of life, lit tltv decease of Ms. Wll.olll*, of our
Oman.. at the age of twenty-four years, after three
ddys illness. He departed this life yesterday, 'boat
ism o'clock iii the moroiag ; sad, like huudreds
who have preceded litio, he has left nothing but
the recollectioo of his prnmiling talent, and the
regret of all his fellow-labourers. Thus circum-
stanced, the Manager has shown his good sense in
allotting the Tuesday, which wee intended for this
benefit of the deceased, for the purpose not only
of meeting the engagements of the amiable young
mutt just switched from us, but likewise of defray.
in., all incideutid expeuses.— f Hall Packet.)
0
When the Mercury. of Whiteheven, was lost io
she late storm at I)uddon, the conduct of the
country people was most disgraceful to a civilised
country. None of them. It is to lie regretted,
have yet met with that punishment which they n
richly deserve. The dead bodies were wasliesk
ashore ; but death itself was no protection fruit
these heartless acoundrels ; they stripped them K
their shoes. and left the bodies exposed ow
the beach, whence the returning tide woalied theta
—( Newcastle Paper.)
back spin into the see.
Tuesday night. about ten o'clock, an alarming
fire broke out in the premises of Mr. CHILD,
cheesemonger, Lower East Smithfield, which taxed
with greet fury until one o'clock on Wedoesday
mottling. There bring a plentiful supply of water,
the surrounding houses were not materially injured,
with the exception of the one agappied by Mr.
Awns. grocer, who loot property tome eamsoirsbis.
• amuutit in the confusion. raw", .14•• i. 6.411

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la the lIMAIrIf ADOWID and RIJN, Illiraprt.
lot ..trl
Mr. HART beggrd'reave to mention this appeal
petition from the decision of his Honour the Vice-
Chancellor. It had hero a petition to his Honour
for the removal of assignees, on the ground of the
improper interference of the bankrupts in the
choice of assignee..
The LORD CHANcRILLOI—" This is the case
where there was canvassing for votes for the election
of assignees r'' t • •
Mr. H A IL:r and it certainly was on that ground
that his Honour directed the new choice of ns-ig.
neer, HP in Isis opinion such interference Les con-
trary to the principle of the Bankrupt Low& •Willat
he (the Learned Couusel) had to ask of his-Letd-
ship we.. that he would allow the petition to be
put at the head of she bankrupts' paper. He was
aware whatever might be the importance of a prti.
tion to the individuals presenting it, that it teas no
reason why it should have the precedence of other
petitions ; hot the question here sous of public
impotence, ovi many other commissions of bank-
ruptcy which had been worked for a length of time
were effected in the same way ; therefore when his
Lordship dispoed of this case, he would dispose
of the others which were siitiltirlsswitnated.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Give me up the
petition ; I will reed it to•ritglit, sod tell you to-
morrow 'gowning whether I will hear it oat of its
coirte.we Mt."
Mlttallitlllt—" If your Lordship consents to
heir chi 'Petition. those persoos waiting on tic-
count of the other business of the Court may sissy
away during the remainder of the/listings, us it will
occupy its entire time."
The LORD CHANCRI.I.OII...IOIIIDiII tell you to-
morrow morning whether I will Wear it oat of its
course or not. I have seen a Bill, intended to be
introduced into Parlianierst, making it a felony for
• Solicitor to interfere in the choice of assignees;
and for him. on conviction, to be liable to be trans-
ported to Botany Bay."
Hi 3
COURT OW RING'S BENCO,AtiosiroosA,
Tomooky, Dectionorlet '
$11411111.•
M the LIIIIILIbIttv 'emote Arles.
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11.1.111 r V. argot.
This was action by the Plaintiff as executor of a
men named Elliott, who hail served as cook on
hoard the Keimerd, a vessel employed iii the whale
fishery, of which the Defendant was Captain. It
appears that the Resound engaged all her crew not
on monthly wars, but on shares; and Elliott was
enga,erl on the terms of receiving the one hundred
and fortieth share of the net proceeds of the cargo.
The ship proceeded on her voyage sod was absent
nearly teroyeani, and on her return when she was wit his
eight weeks, of her arrival it happened that a violent
storm arse!, in which Elliott the cook was unfor-
tunately finished overboard. with the whole of his
cooking ipparatus. Oneof the seamen who was in
ill health &Billed his duties for the remainder of the
voyage. The owners (who were the real Defendants
in this action) settled With the crew 011 an estima-
lion of the proceeds of the Rergard's cargo, but
refused fur some reason or other to pay the Plaintiff
lElliott's share, although lie hill regularly ()lionised
probate. The Defendnot had paid into Court 451.
it. the balance due to Elliott. From the evidence
it appeared that Elliots's share would amunitt to
84/. 3e. from which the Defendaut claimed to de-
duct 381. 13s. Gd. fur cash advanced kini, for
slop. supplied, and fur charges on the cargo. The
Defendant also claimed scone allowance for the loss
of hi. service for the time which elapsed betweeti
his (Elliott's) death and the arrival of the ship:
Some evidence was adduced to spew that the
charges were reasonable and customary, but the
proof of mould payment was defective.
The LORD CHIRP Jutertcs summed up the evi-
dence to the Jury. His Lordship regretted that
• case like the prevent, comosiiisg so much of mat-
ter of accouut. should be brought before what tot,
considered the very worst tribunal for soili matters.
It was fur the Jury to Pay whether any sod what
deduction should be made from the Plitiitiffs claim
oat account of the service lost by the unfortunate
accident which happened to Elliott before the com-
pletion of the voyage. If they thought nothing
• hould be deducted um that account (and all the
purposes of the voyage were completed), and that
the Defendant was entitled to the whole of Ma
charges, they would Mid • verdict for the Plaintiff
fur 9s. 6d. which, on the evidence, appeared to be
due to him, besides the 'ninny paid into Court.
If they thought any part of the charges should out
be snored, they would add the mount of their
deductions to Iii•Oosio.
the J us", Avant verdict for the Plaintiff-4
Doubled Nib
R1NG•.1.2 ,arisU Ifftdl
tr. BROWN.
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TM. was an indictment reams! tile keeper of the
gaol of Newgste, on the preveritmelit of the °rend
Jury, for not permitting them to enter and inspect
that prison.
When the case wai called on no Prosecutor oise
peered, and a verdict of Artplifful was takes,
It was amid this case weut off in that way vdi:littl
count of air opinion having been expressed by t
Judges adverse to the -light claimed by the Grand
Jury.

THE KIND R. PIPPRT.
was an mdittroeht fur perjury, alleged to
have been coot iii i t ted in th 6 execution of I writ of
inquiry of damages berme Mr. Collingrisege" the
Secondary.
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Serjeatit Puna, for the Defendant,
jection (merely verb's!) to the reeord.
The LORD CHIT, JUaTIOR held the variance
pointed dot by the Learned tietjeant to be fatal; and
a verdict of Acquittal was aceorthogiy entered:. I".
"VIVI Dr ay night the Bth instant. ,befween
it •
eleviind twelve o'clock, Jobs Spfiir .or fleck-
ingtett, Lincolnshire, made en amempt upon the life
of his father, by discharging a foyfing-piece at hint!
which must have proved falai bad it not .i.
the young atan's'rnother snatching hoirl.ori • bitAT
end of the gun, which turned the coattail*
other direction.. Jealousy is said. tults cgisite,o-
this
rash act.

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*lot bola. 4.4.9 Xr." —.4.1"..- t_i''''.4ll4"*ilksfi: !
Taterfitt fatitheiittokes, alias Irlffiessas, was brought In
the silk*, and underwent an examlnatlon before Sir Richard
Birttre, charged en saspieino •r reeeiVing stolen plate to the
am tof upwards of 9,0001. and melting it in a ferrael.
Mr Alley attended for the pr05im,,,,,,,.
The particulars of the robbery we forbear to mention
Rest we should prevent the rubbers bring brought to
ponisbilent.
it ARV-LE-BON S.
-• CAPTURE OF A GANG OF THIEVES.
Yesterday • number of young men and boys were brought
before Edmund Griffiths, Eaq the silting Magistrate, by
Staples, Welhogv, and Buckesidge, °Geer., charged on a
general seareli.wairatit with being idle sod dissolute per-
sorts. Lately, In consequence of the vigilance of the Ma-
gistracy, sod the activity of the Police heloughic to tiers
rare, the 'marmot orgauised gangs of thieves olio were
in thexestiatial habit of asseashliag at differesit houses in
th.tt reighbourhond, the Magistrates have had the houses
cleared of all tharavers of the shove description—olio, on
finding themselves ejected from their old haunts, have by
this wins been considerably diminished ; but some of this
'Dog have gone to other pnblic-hous s, where the Police
. have followed them. sad g Ily detected them.
It appeared is ibis nee a gang of radians • few rveainga
shire took possession of the tap-room of the Bedford Arms,
-"North ...reef, Stary-le•lsome. sod ever since furorred the
-landlord with Meir coliseum, at MI hours of the day. Their
ositesuar hiving excited the aorpieion of the hiladtord that
they were thieves, their sobsequeot acts mrollrened that opi-
ning, sod he in coppequeace told the cieronastabee at the
/Ake, where the Magistrates promised his every estimate,
and en Wednesday sight Staples, an active piker, was dis-
patched to the honor. On entering the taproom he found
• 'member of young men sad boys, who lad the apposraere
of thieves. The officer reerigaioed revered crearralin
(horglars), fople-hunlers (pickpockets). he. As owe cad of
the room he perceived a group of fellows imaged in deep
conversation, one of whoa, was sketching Om she table whit
chalk the plan of a house nail garden, which he appeared le
be explaiisiog to them; several were gambling, mod tome were
asleep. The majority of the company struck up • Rash
sous, is which the officer jollied. At length the conversing
party appeared to be on the move, our of them said. " Lets
pad it, Oliver (llie soon) is uot out." The effacer thinking
Whetter to prevent than ptiiish crime, gave a signal, and
the other °Seers coming taw the room, secured tbe whole
party, whom they safely lodged in the watch house for the
night.
Nothing material was elucidated during the examinatioo,
only that the whole of the Prisoners were thieves. One of
themi on being asked his name, replied 4 John Hondo,
Roe and beteg asked what be eat, he said, " A patinae,
and I lever was at the start but once. Another fellow, mo.
ed Hoorn, alias Fletcher, who was extremely abusive before
the Magistrates, was recognised a. being • member of the
late Jae* Henley's gang, used was tried with him si the Old
Bailey, for the (mirage at West End fair, for which Henley
was executed.
Five of the Prisesters were discharged as their (rinds be-
consist answerable fur their conduct. The remsiuder were
marred to be committed.
Much praise is due to the leadlisesl of the poblic.honse'for
his prompt informaticia.
quESll.squAar.
PRIVATELY STEALING.
Yesterday William Oldbury, a well-known character, was
folly committed to Relegate for trial, charged with privet. ly
steelier, on Wedoesdap night, • loaf of white sugar is the
shop of Mr. Thomas Davis, grocer, in Old Tothill-street,
Westminster. The Prisoner was apprehended in Dart-
hmuth.street, in a few minutes after he bad left Mr. Davis'..
dein with the loaf of sager is his possession.
"•• ROBBERY AT KNIGHTSBRIDGE.
' Wm. Jones, alias Tbrunpsun, was fully eammitted to
Newest, fur robbing a boost an Trevor.square, 'Leigh's-
bridge, belonging to the Hos. Mr. Trevor, of worldaveeeda
acid other property, which was found is she Prisoner's pee-
Mishits. sad he being a well-kitown character, was apprehend.
ed by Pace and Gilmore, Hie offseers. The Primmer, era
leaving the °Mee, said, that be should get a Comrsollor,aosl
he .04.14 tosir 4,bia to pall ilwogb it.
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On Teed* ae'noight an Inquest was held ittGoshireton
Rim/ate, brlime C. Mamie. Gent. Coroner, ors ghe view of
the body of Mr. Francis Nicholson, who died sedieely. Ver-
diet —By the rtettatten God.
On Tborsday, before the same Coroaer, iw tbk Piga of
"Isitio• N. James, on view of the body ',John Gee,. Amino,
&tee Alittion' who was (nand suspeaded by a foddering.band
tied to a fork stock in • hay-stack, guile lifeless. It •ppear-
ed that the unfortunate object of this isquiry bad known
hotter days, but having by his fully and iotemperaoce re-
deemed himself to a state of Ike must abject wretchedness,
be in asitment arleaperatiou, in the absence of his right
ersawrie, destroyed himself. Verdict to that effect.
- Aod as Saturday, at Piachbeek, before the above Cormier,
as eke of a Rue girl aged eight years, named Catherine
daughter of Mr. Robinson, a respectable farmer
said grazier there. It appeared that this unfurtruatir child,
.dmeisig mitafaut in her arms, Rein to the dre.tu take jibe
illalkettle, wham her clothes catching the draught irf the
• dlinaliehlial was etiveloped in Oases: she bad the.prenewee
Meribleitemlik to pat the infant auto the cradle, hot ihe
mniellilkdaWoodboadfully burin that • few hours pat an' eat
le amitedgcrisp. Verdict—Accidentally Irene!.
• ly
atiOMMIIVATION FROM DROWNING.
Tesilkay tußtioon, a few etiolates poet "levers o'clock, as
mate children were amusilig tbenwelves, intraediatiriy above
the vroodtmliridge in the Green, by drosiug sticks oat of
the Clyde, which was greatly swollen by the late rains, • boy
about eight or nine years of age lost his balance, tumbled
Into the flood, and wall carried Jose below the bridge.
James M'Nicul, one of the offi.rell of Police, with the must
undaunted courage, plonged into the torrent, ward, and
sopported the boy iu his arms by swimming, until be was
relieved of his burden by James Vann, who Ihnepeuded
self by one arm from a latintspost, and is that situation,
partly with his other hand nod partly with his leg% eacceeri-
ed reeesiog fhe boy from his in-Opus situation. James
M'Nlcol theu attempted to swim hack, bet the eurresi was
too strong for hint to regain the ritustion Ached leaped from,
an be bad nearly fallen • victim to his humanity, when
Vann again periled himself, and succeeded in reacliiiie to
him the skirt of a grist coat, which * gentleman lent fen tiro
purpose, and which APNicul held by till a rope tall pro.,
cared, so that he was safely landed. Medical mistatmica
era immediately procured, and we are happy to gay ID.Onsal
of danger. We uoderstaad that James Vauu was 'gingerly
a sailor, ill atm • potato-merchant in HI: iggg,kie
more thaw' ode, been inatrumeatal in , Ilhe
river.--(Glnsgoto Herald.) a
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•Trio netlike years ago a Gentleman filial do
neighbourhood of Leeds lost a valUable gala wrack
rod its appendages, when shooting on thrriblealle
this year it was found, little worse frodrliii king
exposure to the caprice of the seasons.
On Thursday the 6th instant, Reittrt idardier/I
and Geo►ge ANew were committed to Standen/gaol
far moo week, is be kept to herd taboir, being con.
sifted of errancy in improvidently spetidiog tlirrli
lunacy end neglecting to provide fur their wine
rod families, by which they became) e..ergetifilir to
the parish of All Saints. It is hoped that this es-
lutery measure will not only be Nit mear/if of ie-
foram, the above offenders, hut will operate pi a
warning to other disorderly person., who without
reel ucceasiky otittooder sweitAseir mosey, laving
their Area and families a Widen to tilt public.

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The mote', 500 'einem' fide, is all staked. fur two of 01..
fittest troller. is England 10 go egamsi each other bar
miles, oil the Huh of January.
Another match bat been made to tal* place the sass day,
Area miles, between Mr. Fielder amid Mr. Dyson, for SA,)
guises. M.O. Mr. Fielder`a to carry 11 'lune, and Mr. Dyson
to pick all England, and carry 12 stone.

ito ship had yet pump' ;
Amdahl,laying throughout this amprecodeeted Uodurgablii,
a degree of Nautical /Meech losropitlaty, Permwerouto, '
aod Humanity, "lick have raiselett !Wow es
' Many, his Prommiao. *Ad bacCugursor.
TVA vim •
A. *MOO by tiriiial iskahitaais of Sall, his astir* city.

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on the subject, and to o4swer any question,
:rusted, to their astiefecnon.—(Applawse.j
several lteto!slims* were then put, and car.
...a uosiiimously. Thanks were oleo voted to the
Chairman, for his coudect that day, sad for his
general activity in this:muse of the agriculturists.
!r this a diecessiaa took place on the pro.
of a county meeting.
. D. J. PARKER said, that as there had been
Meetings in East rod West Kent on this subject,
not see the necessity for n county meeting..
ALLNUTT stated that the distresses in that
1 the county from whence he anise Wens-
,j exceeded ell belief. In the six neighbour.
parishes adjoining to his there weis not one' fur.
• ten boleros, one-third of the population was
employ, end one-third of the land was now
, or only kept on by the kindness of the hind.
llnie was quite apparent in the western
. of the county; and if the Marquis of Lon-
donderry. when he came into Kent to spend his
Chti,trisav holidays, would only give him the.. days'
he Gould be bound to get together 3.01,14).
:men out of er:oploy.
E. KII ATCIIIIIULL said, he feared the semi-
s *sould hot receive all that relief that was do:
bat when the question came forward for die-
m he should be at his post, and would urge.
Maims all that it as. parible; but in Perlis-
Mach dillemince of optmen existed on fhe
coertiesi. As some allusion had been made to Lord
Ireetionderry, he must repress that the countty,
much to him, and that the agriculturists ham.
•in .file advocate. He must say, that 004„,
•urists received. Evealsiuminet from him; ititd
be iogratettide to him were he not
.111 do.
he ire whichlte deserved.
. A Li.oure begged to state. that his
lint made out ol any disrespect to the Noble.
Ais; be merely. mentioned him from his re.
, in the county, and being a part of a parties.
body of men who govern the nation.
Joan All L LER seid, the agriculturists would
-rather have the vote of the Noble Marquis
his friendship. •
E. Ex ATCHBULL said. he certainly expected
to-receive the vi.te ~f the Noble Maiquis ou the
livision on the subject.
meeting then broke usp.i.wirs sis-stishus • fe! •

Vat, she hod ibeslalren die goods, mime Ai altal, with a
Nish:
apes
ilat7efeaw, It was cl.petent in OM
fle Davit bail deeply reptile/ that his resatmetion of
tit is rattling tarnish him with an minim differeat to
what he bad 'beim expressed, 118 as eleseht reesaioed wilb
hits u le the teepilitileei the Prisiesermise merited the
iippmest posimbessel; but he emit sot parer are that the
sew iibil plated it is his power to pat her is the way to te-
stier it. Sir David then offered to withdraw wide Mr. Bales,
sad leave Hr. limentespe se dispose of tie case epos ►,liiii+j
earn nespeesibihty, but which offer that Geadensaa &distils,'
it. shaft a 'arensposent pert of his duties at Ihrs
w freely ii&w
be might amide, it right to expeami
'.to selossit to essjuritice. • •
after a mot impressive summing up, Ire.by i s Clipires;. mu discharged.
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MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECKS.
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'• t‘i it'' 4.-.' • . SASTSOtlfilt, DECCIISICS 19.
Tiolltday mendeg, about feet hours before day-break, a
Fresditredieg vessel, of that dimeripties called a Asses
memo, wredritee asi share by the vialleme of • tremendous
gale, seder part of the high eliff sear Beady Heed, known
heresiesu by the appellatios of Belle Test, it Belt
Out. Her Raise peered to be La Jesse Feed, of Passes,
lest frost C.amaret, a small part sear Brest, hosed to
Doebtella with • itialttiefeall. The night was utterly dark—
the wind him a berth :Moe directly wpm the store—the serf
relled ementaine baptists* Ike reeks-.the vessel *troth he..
wily—and, in the meat instant, ea* hop wave swept the
whole crew, celledet*Pet, els persons, from the deck. Such
me the iviliaistible. farm If Al. mighty serge, that it threw
00 eras ereermilipleillp high tied dry open the beach,
amerely buried) est. pep fellow by rullieg broken
t, rarats
sad spars el.. . epee his Imam asd back. The
plate, whose NOS *SS • . aid his she, • lad oily
' emelt years elikeree timer tree from the moment sisal this
move struck the vine. Ille kiher sad his child must have
Periehed loptiee. Amen! miserable fats seemed to await
the survivors. They had been thrown esebere at a spot be.
twee* tidies Gap sod Cain Gap, where, fop fest miles Ike
Cliff peseenta a wall elf ilia*, pettedly perprodicalse, with •
- ant mad tar path, or. shy other means of anted, varying
Is height feet foss, Iliiiiired to eight hundred re. t. The
aide amid lai epee Skim like a race —the extreme points
of the el.( both east and west, were already buried le
Weaken; ..tbig *deed their feeble mires together, and
"sheeted for mipmer ; but the roaring of the tempese seemed
'M meat the earl; aid they had given up all hope of
male, slim, crawling dung the foul of the precipice, they
discomeed a pile of biotite fragmeutu which had talks from
the seam of chalk above.' Aiding each other, they clambered
to the top of this limp, sold is a few esoneesits dee east raped
round the foot of it—a frightful cauldron of boiling said
47- OR- 1,-.._ -. whivliag water*. Wish dismal forebodings they awaited the
,rt petit. -er.— - --4' ''.l2#B3lr:t '..4 malt, clingiug to each other; ind trembling lest each sneers.
..rieio k' nr a, a,r ,a an aa, n, °lf •41,... 4 ~'.' sire wave, es it shook the foundation of their place uerefuge,
•• - "i" "I" 4-"j6 '6"4""" •"" ' - --' might roll the clomp* of chalk Irons usademeath them. Nur
---,---- - were they without fears that the shelf wherirow they sat might
The following estrandlisary rase ems before tie Benet 1,, 6,040,4.4, eke, the d,s.d.iicie theesd wain its (lewd;
' illatioratts, Sir David Scutt, Bad. It. Inammeger, and 1 emit, ~, gropi,g sisoet, oti, at thaw, groped a beach of sea
't, hake, Eaq. at the Old Ship, Brightens, se Meeday ink, and this plant proviag the ocean was not tweed to
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reach the summit, was hailed by liens as she olive breech
KRAMER r. ANN MOOSE. that foretold their preseririiimi. la this situation, chilled
Complaisons, a eery reepeciable tidy, the wile of with wet and cold, a wide-rearing ocean in frost and ire in.
riewier, page and chief neawicien to the Xing, after sensumilable precipice Wiled, thesefunr miserable mad-
' etbeLier, resented Rum Hastiegs us Friday se'n. sere sal huddled aid ague upon their precarious perch, fee
She alighted frost the stage roach at the Rich. more than five hours, Old she ocean slowly receded,
Arnie len, on the Grand Pantile, nod walked dormer and they were discovered .by the sentinels of the Cuaat
residence, leaving a portmanteau at. the said ism, i Blockade service, whose ltillabliskimeent upon our coasts is
observed that she should speedily seed a servarat the greatest ble..Mg that ever a wise Government conferred
Sues after she had reached her home, a 'errant upon them 4 that go duet to the era le ship., and occupy
sent fur the portmaetesu is question, bet who return- their bailees. he great wales..." By these active mad humane
without it; he had bees sold that • kaiak had me- fellows, thepose Freedmen were immediately couveyed
applied for it, to MINIM it had bees delimited. I to the wateli.hoest at Birliug Gap, placed by a rousing lire,
ascertained that the wumsu who had received clad he the English asamme's dry apparel, nod fad from the
sald-ber name was Ass More, but no ietelligence platters of their former 'memoirs. Too much praise castled
's gained of her or Ike Portinewtena. Mr*. Kramer be bestowed wpm Messrs. Brown, Wheeler, amid Leihterige,
'regarded the property as leer, bet a detailed au. Admiralty nsidshipatee ad.his klijesay's ship Severn, who
' the particular*, endwidwlanditie, was emonmei: leadieig India. of seasasa to NM Opal, seetmeded is celled.
. the Magistrates end the pallor. The seat Mir lag together and ITIII•Ving to seplace ornately the are stela .
Gent Haatiage which arrived, whisk was net lill sehletr, sods, sellies, cordage, sod timbers, that lay seat.
ion, ffedeundoyost .at, slapped at The-itielneitigit t heed aloes the be .The seams of the earviome. whew
. lan, sad widen setwally left a parcel there, directed wallow jest me* ated elm almar to be feet receverieg
. Asa Moore, mad the Magistrates were remedy made the effects of their safreriam, aroma tepee :--Ganilausse
arqsainted with the eircumatamf. The advice given was florid, Guillaume Picard, Guillaume de Chapati, seal
at whaimer should apply fur the parcel so directed, should Jeer Visit-cut illargark. .
watched home with it, sad the. questioned, in she hope
fli.efring, waahateLahatiaheessise,,a the ,_.'ir.sk.,26", • r7f.,„'w°. The following wielatielsoff 'moat of the wreck of the
• all par' "' ”" '""", '"" ""'"l""eu"wutl'"`""' Smarm is copied from the I.'los/erten." Peeks' of Monday :
,we as siliasked foe; on the third day it was takes le%
—The sew". nook*
of forfa perv,
soiled beset le
mode.
blethgfellei who laureled it is the Metes" of viititsessalb rate weather for Dublin, beterees mires and eight o'clock is
but no Ore could he gained 'tiredness lo hold Ate* i she enema,
of Thursday, ON 6th initial ; seem after it
a premise of its Imam/ tit the rout of the fernier mess- rases
en to mow a very hairy gale from she south, which
actiea.,'
with „..pureattllmhatuaal 1." Lk"
....,____ltlicit le .II", °hilted the sower to run fire Belfast, Ned within five hours
w't" '"'`''"` " before, la" a 'ea' .7." ......"7... ~....„."7. inert leaving this harbour she 'struck pp.. King William's
{hes 'Nomad to inquire fur HI who "la."' Balk, off she Isle of Mae. At this moment a dreadful
was followed to the rendeoce of Ann Moore. •le . sea broke
ones, the vessel, emelt swept away the muter,
'la-sleet , Nj_ortil., :Om bei,i_,ltt tleiest,_ "est'.
_.___Alms and Willi" Tenser, maw, arid cossigeed them to the beil
'"' t'"`",! ."I;'ng„rwee,____'''"
_____,ln4 Onte*,....,llse"'""n' of the memo. The crew insieediately put out she loog.leeet,
producedn it, but l' "a" been "7""""" '"'"' liev Oslo vehicle six of the eight nreiensieg ins board leaps fur
likenmorefound, 'owl it, and Paw"7` tan duplicates eitimisoo was certainly the Mini elantaing that could be Imo
were produced. The way", of ey`ir", waa ta""'" geed; being wilhoui oars, nothing rather to eat or dent!, dm
custody. hut the nom whom she had ems fur b rows
weather wet mud lempestauise, tied threatened every me.
reel wa• • mere egret is the affair, sad knew soilitur of
,_ meet with being mellowed rep by the merciless waves :
'ld firmatraweeetien• It appeared that itvit Moen,*" einitrasy, however, la all hop* sod psobahility, the bit
earBBBl47 8"188 .P"e'Llk,whic.4 ;did a 944, arrive " till Wed. outlived the storm. On Saturday merrier the boat had
had gout .......`" t"",
..... to '.'''l,"'re,._*".. so '''" if drifted into Glessluce Bay, where she was telltale with end
Friday.
..88 8.8" 8888" .'"' I"' by-maid " 5 loaded wear the rest !erre. of Sir William Maxwell, at Men.
hadi_ anindby shelll"67l."'h ", A,fas 11177,' troth, to Wigiostilsire ; but, milassetwely to relate, nut of the
' '''.18118." had replied, that a Parer' '''''' •"*"."i an" ogle man only (Henry lisuks, the master's brother) ult.
u'll emelt' Vni"ti"g to it in the passage of the viral to conineouteate the particulars of the msful ratasirem
ad telling her that else had better hire it—
pier, the other Ave bailee deed 'from Integre mid starvation,
advice she followed, and presently daseppeurilt. This
and whose dead bodies were still in the bust' Of the bodily
eireisainante was confirmed before the Reich by the liar.
saferiogs of the serviette sewer 'idea may be formed from
-54 herself; who received ,revert reprimand fur her care. his
weak
sail
„doomed
ewe.
liken cooing ; brit
we
alma.
is; the umuepecting girl had "uppoosit the application der at the idea of
what Isis mental saltenates mast have
bees made by a Pervert of the lady rho had left the bra, illl witoeising, wader earl dreadful eiceunistaimea,
whose name she had not beard, the direetion re.
, the dying wwitarals of his reatildatioss, and sensible that a
g the Pnvtanniteast having bee" giVIV to her wits' very few hours touter withered iilief would have numbered
4 1/018. An inalterable difficulty wow «warm' with kiwi man the
..forealeart
rownie. The
aii
we bare
Beare, he giving the tree cliaiarter lo the offence
already stall 41, was landed weir kostreith, boat,theredifeent of
li: the Prisoner hail coistueided, who offered anthill sir niikaso maawell, to
which
pia"
Ike
penile
„mg
was
Wu of her medoct, nor had mid red lii rou-
ged of what eke had dune from the instant of her yell, and ahi re every thing was dose hie him wheel
meat, driok, and hospitably.' ewildaepply; awl that it was
. . med. d°w° t° the "tinting 1"""1•10- ~Tive,_wirewev‘ impasstlalr a parrot male -hart, *legged him with peeler .
evic
limial'euillel Pot be Valgard" as of 4 tenuitnita cunt' *Warm soul atienlitmaZiel' ill .',I teem at Ifillikas.
, hemisai. there had bootie feloutuoi iatuni, dee very Tka following
are the a
of- ikireiwka media the heel:
adf mt. !_li rate being w", °vat"' l' II in ,88811 ja.a."4: • {Vinton' Haddeo, Thema* Iregstatkieg, Thomas Forams, all
t, wit° taw visual", di" nut "'Pear' So "a" "lisle"' of Whitebaresi ; Archibald Ante, a *much buy, *how pa,
Irene tu the new with no other purpose in view then
rents reitile to doe Ide of Mae al Nyman ; sail Jobb Richard.
receiving, .if it had arrived, a parrrl which she bad ~..
ware- „ :
, sou, of Parton. The *wiles eat relerted the following
IPreira4 eistt she had bar, dmarird to tar 8 1"188ir 1888er. day (Seisdey the Oth). at liar' .'jib church of Maltreat.
bellimi eirieribed. The Measeguriss arrival ii(lwe own it. huistside.wiat ts.. wore.. wee
or whiteheeetweees. „es
Ma Made that particular every way clear. It cwwW nut
wide the vessel. The master and male were bruthermia-
Awuche!thed " a fraud, tsar a elm."' because the lee law; in/ Jolla Richardson, of Noun, was•ormi cowrie to
ems wanting.
'David Brett, the Chairmas' was d.cidedly of that opi. the Mader.
WPM
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.q earl skit the remedy of the CUM pla luaus was by aa'ac.• 11,..f",!1...
if "
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OM of tower; the particular ciienwistances of the affair re. On Wednesday stinnight *Alban who calls him.
es"I"II.It "liar* f" the eugitizattee' and br/uted the ju- self WILLIAL TShoot.t.. yobs regent'. in a 6041 Hillf
'Aida* of she Beni*.
_.
..,. ibigu me egidtd with Sir David, and two sulkitd„( Spalding with hie throat t•tif: alter surgical tool had
esnimeoce, ewe plias largely inlu ell the legal objections or been procured and the wound sewed rip, he said he
••••-• emprisitioas, apes Ike case, did the same. bad been rubbed and bad his throat cut, by a suers
,fromeolger was cony In he el vartetree with :be "Pi. who mat I niieiiillg Usi the rood with lam, mud whim
•- - .r, bie twslart Naglm'ates• but h 8 &ell 6.4 avoid re' sterile wee JoliEt•ii CAIINoII ;hr added, that be
viewing-rise capability of the Primmer in • different fight.
i admitted that she had received the parcel mina/newest knew bun, as they bad budged together at Boston
: .ellohoueet motive, )ct, after she had got the parr. I last bummer. Proper officers were immediately
has possessiors, had ripened it, sod tumid that it slid • dieliatelsed in diffineut directraus in search of CAN.
kill* $l. lino the rewHaval of aaV *elk" thevel•wwwi 1101: ; and on the day billowing. be (Cannon)
_.,.• appropriate firm to her Una VW and askautage, shelved __. I forward •d- :II If
intimater' y causeass rote( muse.- ta
dearly the sefatese formai, mud Olson shirk, had the ,
have Mau its is different part of the country apt o:,1
come before him ioadtvidually, be sho•id MA have
led an luataat ja committing her for trial.—Hito. time of the alleged.outrege. It as now "up
'aid Mr. leonmessger, the goo 411100 might he want- Ih that TsuitoLL lunwelf had been coinatittini: some
Mai. first Mentace, it was monody visibly in what depredati sssss and that to prevent suspicion he c01a..1
'4ll' hod slw 'attires." the ena teit Is at the l'ers'"wwww witted the rash act upon his own person, He is
'..: remained seasecheil, the nastier would. have bees
hew' Ili custody at Spalding,i4d as la a fair way of
tutrereitt—but she had taken that from it which she {New
did.mel beleog to beer la comers to lace sea advantage i diet lecArerY (gout his wound. ' •
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TA LESCOPE FOR-180.
We have siehleas met wish a asore•agreehldr Iviclobtir-via.
dole book than this; It is a cionsplete.jaimlame patsy, *e-
moting subjects fur every lame; and, es three me a fresh
exhibition of pictures every yew, times filletagat becomes
equally eatertaising, is its way, with thud whieb annually
Miracle so noisy thousands to Somerset Hasse. Here are
birds, shell., sod issecta, all palliated after mamore hy the *rat
masters; fewer pieem, almost equal le Van Hopson's;
spirited sketches of men, animist for their Weise or their
talents; hamoroas and grotesque seems el irides 1.11 C;
lively and Plipset anecdotes, and she whisk is full of
" siseir!it saws sad modern lasiasees*.s.the said pliery
being tastefully ernaimested, mot she pictures inerrtwised
with some of the ebeiesst Mowers that are esatinnally drop- •
ping truss she garlands of the Muses. In this amusing
book all mature, and every day in she year,,is laid wader coo-
tribution, and dims wt fail so pmehree soma isairsetive or
pleasing subject. From as almost (lidless variety we select
the followers :
There is not, perhaps, any part of Great. Britain
in which Christmas as kept so splendidly as in
Yorkshire. The din of preparation commences
for some weeks before, uud its sports awl festivities
continue beyond the first mouth of the sire year.—
The first intimation of Christmas, in Yorkshire, is
by what are there culled the vessel-rap singers,
generally poor old women, who, about three weeks
before Christmas, go from house to house, with a
waxen or woodeu dull, laudastically dressed. nod
sometimes adorned with an orange, or a fine 'rosy-
tinged apple. With this in their hands, they_.siug
or .eltatint an old carol, of which the fellesyluti
homely stanza forms a part : mvip
God bless she master of this haitsk.
The mistress also,
And all she little children
That round the table ga.
The image of the child it, no doubt, iutended to
represent the infant Saviour; and the vessel-cup is,
most probably, the remains of the srassoil-bowl,
which, anciently, formed a part of the festivities. of
this season of the year.
Another custom, which commences at the some
time as the vessel-cup singing, is that of the poor
of the parish visiting all the neighbouring farmers
to beg corn, which is invariably given to them, 111
the quantity of a full pint, at least, to each. This
is called stamping, ss is.t)ae custom which exists m
Bedfordshire, of the poor begging the broken tic-
haute the day after Christmas-duy.
Christmas-eve is, in Yorkshire, celebrated in a
peculiar manner : at eight o'clock in the evening
the bells greet " old fishier Christmas" with a
merry peal, the children paride the streets with
drums, trumpets, belle, or perhaps, in their absence,
with the poker and shovel, taken from their humble
cottage fire; the yule candle is lighted, and
High os the chemist ire
Is blazing sees she uorappas Christmas brand.
Supper is served, to which one dish, from the
lordly mansion of the humblest *lied, is, iityarimbly,
furnset)• ; yule cake, one of which is Wirer, made
for each individual in the family, and other more
substantial 'lauds, are also added. PoOrllobia, in
his Almattack for the year 1676 (speaking of. the
winter quarter), says, " and lastly, who would but
praise it, because of Christmas, when good cheer
doth so abound, as if all the world were made of
mince-pies, pluin-pudding, and furosety." And
Brand says, on the night of this eve oar ancestors
were wow to light candles of rat emoratous Mae,
called Christmas amdtee." • ilriegifrt"
To enumerate all the good alletsl,4lCiel is pre-
pared at this festival; is by 110 means necessary; In
Yorkshire, he Christmas pie is still a regular dirk
mid is regularly served to the higher clamor
.visstants,
while the more humble outs are tendered ule cake,
or bread and cheese, its every house they enter
during the twelve day* of Christmas. The Christ.
mat pie is -nice of the good old dishes still fetaintd
at a Yorkshire table; it is not of modern inveutiors.
Allau liamsay, its his poems, tells us, that among
other baste by which the good ale-wife tireyt cus-
tomers to her house, that there never failed to tempt
them—
Ay at pile obese'', 'key came,
A bra' gooespie.
And the intelligent and close observer of our cus-
tom., Nilsson, in his travel. in England, says,
" Vans toutes les families on fait t 1 noel un fatneux
pâté qu'on Riopelle k phi de noel. Ceist un
graude science qne la composition de ce ; c'est
on docte hachis de longue de bceuf, de hi.lue de
d'crufs, de scree, des raisins de ConOthe,
d'et•nrce de citron et d'urange, de diverse, soites
d'epiceries," &c. &c. The Christmas pie of the
present day is, however, more like that described
by Allan ilvinsay, and generally consist* of a
goose, sometimes two, and that with the addititoi of
hulf.u.drixen fowlir. Such is the existing celebra-
tion of Christmas its Yorkshire, and, we believe,
in some other parts of England; but•these vinera-
Me customs are beeotniug every year less cottiaiort:
the scolding of presents also, from friend* iu s the
country to friends rit town at this once cheerful
Demon, is, in,a great measure, obsolete: " nothing'
is to be had for nothing" now; sad, without the
customary bribe of a barrel of oysters, or a igtsket
. of fish. ..se miry look in rain for arrivals by the York
Fly, or the Norwich Expeditioat— ' ..t.
• Pew preessfe new ts friersdiare seat,
Few hours iu sserry-suilting sprat •
Old-fasLiosed Mks there are, inds'est, •
114...5e hop sad pip at CHRISTMAS kilted;
Whose honest hearts so modes erase, •
They send their paddings and their dins. •''
No Norfolk tartar, load the waggon, :;
%%limb mace the hisses scarce could drag se; •
And, to increase the weight with three,
Come their attendant sausages.
abould we not then, as nom ul taste,
Rewire uld customs pee and past ?
And (lie for theme!) without reproach,
Stuff, as we ought, the Bury coach? •
%Viols Ntratege old knotting, send sp persists
patsatass and dainty pkosesats.
Of the Christmas plays anciently performeaast
this season, some remain* still exist iu the west sit
Englund. particularly ii Cornwell; but the•repre-
stoat ;;;;; of these dramatic exhibitious is mimosa
wholly coofilied to children, or very young permit's.
The actors are fantastically dressed. decorated with
ribbetitis and painted paper, sod have woodeu
swords, and all the equipage necessary to support
the several characters they assume. To einerianu
their auditors. they !mini to repeat a barbarous jar.
gon in the form oh a drums. which has brru handed
down from distant geoeratious. 11'ier and love are

the generallopics •:. and St. 'George and eke Drwo,
are always tha most prominent characters. later.
espo-tulation, debate. battle, and death. „,„
awe to find a plate among this mimicry ; 16at
phyateian, who is always at hand, immediately re-
'stores the dead to life. It is getieraily usidermuu,i
that theacehriatmas play. aerived their origin from
the ancient crusades; 111(1 hence the feats of ,hi.
valry. and the roinsutie extravagance of knigoi_
errantry, that are still press-rted in all the varied
pretensions and exploits. In many places its Coots
wall these Chrostro.* ;9194 are still kept alive ; in
others they are known only by report; tad in all
they are rapidly on tlir decline.

...

NAVAL INTELLIGENCt.

19.
Came i. the FrostNs, Wsllor, with luu of gibtsmis, bus.
sprol, dud sails.
PLY/40MR. DECRIMISER

The gale of windiest slight from W. to BW. we sops.
oath-tot at this port, accompasiied with lbsontlee told light.
nine. and although the harbour was foil of ootarscit-hinsio
shipping, out the soiallest accident occurred, owing to the
iudopsstable advaistageo the Breolt•erater.
LSVERPOOL, DICPINItt 19.
Arrived the Earnest, Lynan. frosur-Gibraltsr, iu nine days.
Also arrived the Robert Polies, from New Turk, front
wheat. she sailed the 24th Noweinher.
kailleahvg„ Decalgorti 19.
The Moontstasse, of Plymouth. on /bore yeasernay os
Sandwich Flute, has twee got of, asoteimo hue the har-
bour ; also came Is some raise% for olseltvs.
DIOVIRPIL 19.
Captain Munro. of the Good CVO,, reports that tai the
evening of the t9lh October. the Meter soil Enema, of Rut.
teed's*, from Batavia, was totally bet with all hoe cargo
' on the Islasid of Aseeasion.
rAorro*, birearastir 111.
The gale last sight was tremendous from the NNE to
W.S.W. The William mud Mary, of Plymouth, Piled fur
Bristol today about two o'cloek, and it is feared she has
'suffered sseriog to the ple coming ow so suddenly.
NASWICU, DICCIDIDDI K.
No arrivals. Soiled the Lord Demons pekes for Cal-
haven, and the Prince of Orange for Holland—Assas with
Doveit, Devine= 19.
The Antigone packet, from Calais, was übliestl N land her
mail and passeogers its the road. to-.by, is ewer of
the bad state of our harbour; she reitarsed ism ly
France,
It has blown hood all day, with Annie, awl lightolog.
Sores o'clocA.---.Weather more moderate, hot the lip's*
continues.
DIAL, osmium 19.,
Arrived the Tobago, Westmorland, iu 49 days from Lk-
wiernra.
Strew eelotA.—Jaal attired the Julius, East !Idioms,
Captain Ogilvie, from Regal.

mEßriwGs OP CRPDI7'OOS AT TRK COURT
OP COMMIS4IONRRR OP BANKRUPTS,
TO MORROW.
—Nor- 111.
H. de Bruno Austin, Mary-le hone, bileklayor ...... S MI
J. Forbes and H. Nash, Oxford-atreet, chew to • 3 12
T. Hall, Eagle-street, eoachmaker, and Holinem,
rlrlualler .« 3 1.2
J. Rawlings and J. Beams, Leicester-square, tailors.. 3 1
J. Card, Lloyd's 000 e-house, and Fitzrorminare,
merchant
C. J. Cameron, Gray's Inn-lane. hardwaressam
M. Hobble, Tunbridge, victaall-r
S. Bohner, Oxford street, woolles-drapc:
W. Pool, Clerkeowell, coal-mereban•
J. Alexander, Old Bailey, emehrmaster • 10
1. Knight, 1110mind-rmad,lmiftder • 11)
J. Wilkinson, Wappincoltmewelmmt.
T. Atkinson, Neargateutreet, wereimmiaman 3 10
J. Gelathorn, Mary-hehome, earpenttr.: . • 3 12
W. Williams', Plomeh-cosirt, merchant 0 It
J. Clarkson. Graeochurch.ainiet, hailer' ll 12
T. Box Buckingham, banker
W, Page,i late of Limmatreel, spirit-merehant 2 12
Q. Gale, late of Neweate.market botcher
J. Epps, Holbora, ham and hisea:mnserchaust
W. Edwards. Chatham. linen draper
C. G. Kerwood, late of Johmatreet West, Frisker 2 12
J. L. Garrick, Mitcham, merchant
.1. M. Fuller, late of Worthiag. lieomdraper . I It
E. Tippets and E.. Gethea, Basinghall.street, factors 2 1
W. Douala, Finsbury, tailor . .
J. Browne, Canterbury, !Men-draper 1 It
H. Hatfield, late of Goswell.atimet-road, merchant 1 12
J. and G. Bell, Berwick-upun-Tweed, coopers 1 10
H Smith, St. Mari in's-lose. woollen-draper.
J. Brander and J. Barclay, Site-lane, marebants 1 IS
J. Carey, Beckley, dealer . •• 1 It
3. Wildman, Fenchnrch•alreet, sordriel 1 1
D. Callan*, sod T. Walsh, Istmoll Mopping. saiep-
makers .l It
DIVIDKNEIL
T. Gill, Old awed hoe, simepolnmnstamhsete ...... 12
S. Carlo*, WiroSelreis, siliousisellolorer ......
R. C. Alerrell.ltessoplass, liserdeeper IZ
T. Little, We et Illedliose, looser ll
W. Reolsoseil J. Woodarops. Oesllorsek, hopeow
1.11 tlsle►er. Haileid Mead OA. Nens.droper
• Illsoossa, Tbeeedosedipeoess, slip.leeker
11. AsserAt. Mserlriespo iplekSoer • t
H. Bargers. sad J. Hubbard, Casseesesset
T. Jeri., elhissaman. . , le
J. Dockland, Neweastlomasent= lfl
1. Heaaliaw, Gloseesseoplorsh
C. F. Kirk ass, Deal. lisisehoper lt
J. Boyden, late of Retkodiresso, avaloworeeset lf
E. Lerma. Wesd-aireet, sod cesestry, ribbes.osseu-
factiarer
P. Grose, Cu-mo • ...L...-altar l2

4' i 4 •,:-AdmiiFICATIBIL
C. Wright. of 11, Lemke. oitatotootollooka•
a. Wriebt, late of Witt,.lfelkloite.oquare, y 4 nor of
St. Callberitte.fOrret, Tooer, Msddleses, eser.dsoler..-8
asp, of Manchester, ealleoprhater.—W. Horton, of Tat4lll.
Weeereier, iietber-otetehaat.—R. T. Gillum. of Stoeltbeilillei
Huta, eaal-esefekaal.—W. Parted, a Manebesiet,
wroseissals.—J. Barney, of Corepory, rittbsanlsessolacteese.

PRICE OF STOCKS YINTIIRDAY. r°; •'
Batik Stock. 236k I Nibs Buu.ht....:7ilb►.
3 per Ct. Red..... 76ff $ Re. Bills, V, 10001. par,
Si per .. 871 f I ' St pr.
4 per Ceuta . 0111 Ditto 5me11..... S 1 pr.
Bunk Long A1i0... 19j I Cono.forAc.7lll 711 74.
DEATHS. • .
At her house, Glesseester-plare, Purlasan.aguarei, dar Hen.
Mn. Fitzgerald, aged 14, widow or the late Lieut.-Colonel
Fitageraid, or the ILI life guard*, Wm (ell at tYaterlou.
Al Stanatia, wear Ca.luk, as Botarday week, Mr. John
Carroshers, aro. at Ilse atiearere4 age of Si roam ferorrk
well-krurra throughout t►e smothers parts of der kiandona
si au exicisaire herse.dealer, and as mach respected. Us
had been as innkeeper W yeasty sad took vat 59 licenses iu
asnwaisa ; the Seat east him only Ss. 6d , Ike last about
hi: Ss. lila wait a lima sportsman. H, alto (*bodied a
Mark Hare ars) presrutrtl hits with eleven children at tear
banks—fuse zi ear time. three at another, and twill's twice.
ilia (corral us Illarday was %needed by rosacroli.
sad weight', •sres.

HIGH WAITER liala D*Y AfLtNDt aItIUGIE.
Wyrailet WI afire U. Erasing a sitar It.

• rarsosty. frog frassentrai, sliest. It is made of
" ecerd wisest," or Tiers' which, sties brisg beater rur Seale
limbs with.* wooden mallet, is then Wiled, sod ester tsitll
' milks sem swan, &c.

Po ante.'l aatt rtaialiolual at
MANE °Set, No.
acne &taut

THU
by C. CORNIVf.I.I,

• , 4..
WEST liEt4T ; -tents on
ACRICU4TUKA L MEETING. he truste
- ..—.0...--. The lie •
i From the 111WhIsione Journal ried nos
Chairms
• A highly reopeetoble, though not nnenerrino, 1
genera 11
amebae of the Agriculturists of the Western Divi. . After
.• e• osi ill the county was held at the Star inn,'llaid7 Friel). or
if ~, • clone, net Thmiday lest. for" devising .nieeni for Mr. 0
Ki•lit. Willimi etianstogetnept jo Agrictilltirg. . Merlins
h.:- a. .0" The Pf°lliftilido of Mr.' R. A llisittt. seconded he did n 4
aw, •..- , ii.teldri,)isialet gni% Mr. Castor was erlkd to the Mr. A
. •• port of
. • • •."Vheretition. which is addressed to the House of
4 6 • burst) its
,_,
.. •• " 4.001.11.10101.11,14441111414-Tred ; iratrre. ' ins Paris
i , • • •.":. That,llllMallefflyrpstiefid rommsoity of feeling with the men in to
....• . •-gresit•hadVisf agrimituarims, rite ',Meier" sad twenties's cif out of ei
, Imtil io•••Ise vonserir .41Mitios of the minty or Kent; did,
~,
' ••• ''',
' 1 ' • -Ire Mier whirls wow referred to a *fleet Coma lords. I
4'4 • , .. - ~ad Ohm the iseootrovertible evidesee of eornei of
linfirew thal• Committee, /oar Petiiinsurts donderry
i.ss mien isageise hope dist some measures cbt,..1„,„
• -.• . : .
.0014 1141.11'" envied to staid the' desired relicf. IN t• ,
Ilvidelviett Vtrieioisolt diutippOrted; bat alibettgb 11'° ""
1., : . ev=11•1 Itii. morels
.Itillserto made is their When' hew work men
.. . • s astrifiolltisfmtemeirelble. yei they trust, aa tbe Report of that I Sir E.
, 4_ll. 4-' t:OloroVire an flay *daft she dioners• of the agricultoritita,• turtoss ,t,
...40 -. . nag Mho eitmaity far liirilsre yestieticia, that 'oar Hotteur. biteti, bt
, able Howse will lit drilmial opiate/ give the subject • Calif ' - '
-.-. , cocoon I
, &iv. sod diorite ismotVgatioa.- " • '
,
• • • . Ira. Peonies!" beg is moment.. that the agricultural 'their all
1 ..
'• • , sad diarists have locremed sod are iocnroplaq.—• 4 -Vilest Ms
, " • , (mltiratioa 07 the land is doelining7-040 tansy , •ctipegijoß
,
• •
.4-
_. 111411/414, nowis are leaving their forrar..anrlali< La.,,0,„,,.d
. . , ...,,,,
•-•:Veaporleguatiolseewers. from their isibilHo as i,, ;;;;;.
mood' jocemoty somber of bomb. . Orr ••••• ' ,
.•
• , '.- ?•41011. sad isiltudirl laboneero. are eriaisrliellAbliare•t "a niin.
$ • - •. . .
ilk."" `Ablibritiiale'learca, aittishll•hy pnrwebisil r.OW,, wimilts
; . 111 ilets"l4•o is Oita' Ponslio• 11•• eintiole osmotild
to • 11114
• Irate
•
. Hdfrpribtelka Hosea wilt. is 'ts wisdom, atlas garb "ines:S;..l4lr• A
• : swesniiii Isar appear bon estemilitted to avert toopeadiog sank 15,441 e. not
.4 . Woe Ille •notetrasura at the obit, sad afford them that relief' .111utitis
•
.• vet Itelheiery is •Ilivir Individual' welfare, and so shiest's! to 44iiiiug ill
. ibeisfeaperity of IM natio.. •
TM* Pettrion vas carried uumsiniourly. -
.111rr body
Mr. Ji
l'' : . •
Strait. ErSUNIINIFIELD then rose. He thought inisch.roi
4 ' . ,040,.Psetiiistin.wilacts had been rend asked for no den • ohm In.
estele-ond. specific weedy for their 'diet. Theis. , . Sir E.
I
i t
.....atild be eto dosobt that distress 1161'1 existing to 411 tw'receiv
' •
• 'deeming i'.egree. the capital env!. yeti upon the next divi
(and was rust exhenating, and unless some specific • -rh, a
• 4 •-saCasuree were adopted to protect agriculture, the
Moat inevitable Mir. most follow. The price of
wnes given, and the amount of taxation. tithes, •
• EMI Poor-rater, put this couotry upon a disparity
The tel
...erit'h all others in Europe. 'flier, were only three ',.f Al.tri.,,
. any" by which the Legislature could afford them ,i, u, Bak
.relief: the one wee a prohibition of the importation i lasts-,
91 futrign cons; the second was • restrictive duty,
• '4ollllt dull should place the produce or this couu- . • The Cot
, •trF an a parallel with other notions; and she third
ahlr. Krin..,
Was ass alteration in the preseti• Corn Laws. The
wish!. S
wipteis of taking evemptes now ucted noon, he con- Naomi Arn
-reived. erns the cause of the dreadful depression of . to her re
our markets; i: was indirect, uncertain in its effect, boring ub
. .
_Sind liable to great evasion, collusion,, and bribery. I kw i" 8..
greet glut of corn in our markets could not be tat .P.lil
ttito t
Scorn the superabundance of last harvest ; it was onaoly a
doubtless riccasitieed by one half of 9ur formers .It' was s
i •isi•ing obliged In come to market from necessity, it bad oak
-sod to•toke slattern price they could obtain. True
rdehwell, et woe, that 'speculations in corn were made, hut tenni SC
,4 such 4iiVrixices that the purchaser; would have 4.1,4 4. 1
11 gtad ebance of gaining considerably by selling assts(snsi
, put heron the muskets should eideerece sit amok as 61411•4•1
'TI92-''.--•••!. lo came any risk of the ports opening, and 'thus Lea, is;
iirofiting en the unavoidable misfortunes of the tirtiZte,
• „ vone farmer.—./Hear)—lt was trarticularly Wyatt- 0,,,. ewe
•..
0... sous slid onseenuotable so him, how that week be watche
- ,rice week we found 3,000 or 4,000 quarters of of diooo,o
) loteigli cern imported, and placed under the King's days, 5551
c 41 duck. He hail •• mods respect for the excise el- Rheum.
1) 'ref. as a body of men, as any other body ; but bat oo• .
'.Mare these were large profits to be made, there a womb*
were strong temptation to bribe ; and oliere large *di's. • '
Lisiter wet, oftWorel, Owe were sometimes herd to I.°, with
oo tt
1
, .
• i
artist. il'orli regard 'to the prohibition ti import. tst,'lnd ~,
eitlier OOw o Hunted or indefinite period, to which Unieura•s
Ire count see no-gnat obj.-rtion, if it was true drat Moore di•
p4l peerage CIPOIi. was squat to Our 21101141 COUSINS!). and prod,
i ital. tot that he feared such • measure would " three
had been
create so much al.ras autoogst the manufacturingttlich it„
• cone-Manny. that it world be too unpopular Se at- jute "4.
Irene -if. He concluded by stating .that tee thought parcel wad
e tnalsiorg would Send to their alleviation but a re- Actaeon.
stroctive duty: , . esperoatie
rihid orsday hi
Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL said, that 'he ceditte. F,
1 '''4 ' recessed a letter-from Lord Stanhope, intimating parcel ha,
i 1 hst a"nrtittidltinis was in the course of signature to and the I
70 4 the Iflgh Sheriff, to c•onvene a county meeting. by the at
144 thtifreidllte following, as the substance of too ism" sad
LOrdohly,'‘ 1et1er:..... w stir;
1 • ea hich
resemetal
" His Lorelognrwomisi that the vowelise or ibis day iamb! Mid hero
i *tree with him. that their Pentium could effect whin leimMaiti i
liiihost the support st • emorty mettle& which would bawl is hare be
sn,ire weight Haas a private ismessug. A Kest county mem. parcel, wt
i' ug 7,:it, shred esposidembie ottensiros, mod would himpiles►iar, sparhug I
lite of aerMag aas esample so other remasNies. His trageg .o•
Lordship treald mut astitimmossy opposition at the meeting, the Demo
ims 1 la hill resolatiows
oiN we, excieseeleist isipsepesse flay *bleb is
aherutisno la the Curs Laws. He shoed merely state ISM Is ;regain
•
elitsiarderiesesieso 4 lad be hoped, with this view se-txt coll.," 41
kookiness derfilusilleams.presout al tin meeting would shod . will( dim
Ilk*asauskasitiseperty the ~Noir micelle/. lila Lori. .11-‘as Vet
1 . ; phi" brosilllig lidirordinsalutday his setter before the pro. riolosi, 1,
! item sistethawami wpm. his Sr. attachment to the apt. ammo ad
1
".4, 4... .... -MAUI Al. absiant •was only occasioned ' aogoort 4
14 rimemselnitem of Al. intent( prolootid • court/ , She had
uremia's*.isher Which it +mild impaer iorintaisteat if be , Alit of re
! I
I ti;•
ioo
i 1
)1 . . were ty atioad.• private sassing tie (be subject." ' , expected,
Sir EDWAItD then said, lie knew not What their " 1•41•0
sentimeists acre with respect to a county 'nesting:* IF:re:t
if it was co,oidered expedieat to bare woo, ite moot „deo.,
Lope that true meeting would scot clash wish the nm• Dav
other. He addressed she skirting entire ferlingi of "on sad
great anxiety, onld' he wished' .lie could give them 5541' '4"
realise*
inure salignini togs' of their object bcitig attained. „olio
. .
It wonld. he• wapiti,. be iu the recollectioo of kb..fa„,
• • -. •
rnany allies.. tFi.t at a similar meetiog holden in tinjuesee,
Vial MOM. i'enteen• had been placeil_ so his braids rather mei
to prirrait in Parlietueut, sod he hoped be hod Me. Ira
faithfully and molutilly peoforined the .ask confided 0"1". of he
*jeeps;
to ti,.. 'lnc P'itelious "'lnch hail Wrest presented H. mhiiitt
to the house jrYip referred•to • Select Committee, by say A
sew, litsiiiis4 as,lteport thereon.:„,it was a Report auto hes 1
,
1 ditch lied not beets --a ittsfitainy to the ogrieoltur- "el kiwi
suit. He (Sir Edourd)sould not iu his ilium:truce
cease
"P•11'
rase its favour uPtliet Iteport.Lecause e. did toot do Y
that relicts he cooceited was, necessary i• ullmd bisitatid
t.liel.—(Appiewse.).-.Tile IslletreilDei of the far- eve. laid
tours was the boom upori,erlitch m.o. counts, itlllell, IMit iii.the
and ill advocating • their c'Ettur.lse was seri:lug the Litt/live r'e
int.-trots and well- beteg of rote), persuis in Ilse Coln- difrnm,_
timidly. Ile was
4date retina to alscak his mutts Atm! be
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