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.--- ' *Whims' meld be heard but allsostiog sod spdsglog of
Wilke, to She great Wow el the Ishabitems. The 'grease,
smoeisted elf • pee of Ineitirrei elhei Are Niesidfici their
evasive al the Hoar Glass public-hoses, sallied teeth M a
Os their arrival, as the Case disliked magaillemses mad state a madams, with a delensinatioa to clear the read US
society, he requested the Kies to Sedge him iu • sansaser• tows of ill the switchmen ! It happeaed, lowesser, Mat ,
tZleiwhich dm Q.A. bed I. *as .f the ',barbs of Berlin.. Semi, the mislsnble. with a piny of the patrol, wirref es Ow
musessee.bewee was a Trey beeistlfal bendier, whit& byes, sad the p!-valiaat laighte of NW Chaser met with a •
the Qweew had deseeeled le • alYle et greet rilleedeer• The reeeptiee which they ad oat sememplem, sal. Am a add.
is gallery wee sePerlli aid every reels &domed with perste casein fear of them ewes lodged in the watehhosiee
dill Rimers ; sad as skis charming retreat was really a et Healer
"L'Hilr war,
rod., wits .1. via.. m.u,
her Majesty called It " Mon-Rffent." maid swag* V . ball Ter heir Retaliate imadoct.
the Caarina, end their Court arrived by water
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. The Kieg sad Queers of Prussia received '
Met leading, sad the Klee headed the Camila ALLt intim.* aisilopsacts.
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the Csar leaded, he held set his head ; I- 11:02.....
nil said, '4 Brother Prater* las pled SO i . _ Lel 44444.44''1144- - .4it'6!l 14 . 4'° 4. "ti
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' lli • OW approached Um Queen, arid swarm to so. .
lime hes% she probed him away. The Castled' first "
kissed thwasmee's hand, mad afterwards iairedoeed Isi her'
the Doke sad Dodoes of Ileckleabargli, who had erases-
palsied sheen, with fear hundred Ladies e their set S.. i
These fear hundred Ladies of the Court were mostly Gee.:,
sae servant girls, who oilielased as maids of ,(,tour, wai,...
kw-maids, cooks, lad oashoninnees. Alamos every one'oC
these creatures carrier I. hew anon a rtaltfrefressuil infinsi ;I
and heist asked, whether dome. children were their wee ?
they aosivered—" The Csar has dime sues the Aeseur he
make ms the mother gf Me child* The 'gams weak' oat
speak tu moue of them vocalisers; asst the Citariaa (the Griot
Catherine) to be remoged,areetedihe Prliceeses tithe Mood
with mach hasightissests, meditates kith very greet Adriatic"'
the King prevailed as *s as dp woke them llamts.
Wier. As mesas theeties sew She Princess Royal, after.
words Margrovitse of lllMMlKlliiiihrit her up is his arms,
(she was then eight yearn old) sad rubbed the very skis if
her face with rade kisses. She limped his ears, sad told him
that she would sot safer %arising, and that he
was disheaoaring her; al ~ 4 „,., laughed very bmirtily,
aod said, that KMr • • a child like her,
he would willingly give • - if his Preafecor. Thu;
Claris& was short and stoat, very tawny, mod her figure
altogether destitute of pustules. It saliciostly betrayed
her low origin. To judge by her afire, oat would hew
taken her fur a German stage actress, Her robe bad Miss
purchased of as phi clothes broker was made is Use
antiquefashios sod, hastily lades wi ',mid pew.—
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}eels, front of her stays was adorned • ls, Magularly
placed ; they represeuted a double toile badly art she wings
of which were uf email muesli. The were& dsien 'farm
and as many portraits of Saints mad relics, rammed to tie
facing of her gun.; so that when she walked, she jumbling
of all these orders sod portraits see ageism the ether, made
a hark Hag noise like a male M herons. Tie Czariso - •
poseueg between use rim, .... ....-........ _
spoke very bad Gems°, 1.11 hell a thel I. fete "Is to wooed was eight or mile iodic* deep sad sae loch wide.
interpret for her. This poor lallatlial was Is Primeval
(smaili. who accepted this ogee to ...s bee life.— lasses Toting, of No. IS,. Old Painter's rents, Breed
she had eastertese 14,everermagmmem a the ohms isier street, Illeadwell, seared that
Mrs. Ferrell, at their lode
that no Seeds, No he dined w"
Levies been implicated in an alleged watepiraity ageism tics the sisesased mid Mr. .Lt
Csar. While erased al the diatom table the Cam was seised N..
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with • convulsive Si. and violently gesticulated with. &Vs elm" Ilhow,lwid the Veal's' laladSalall prevailed
in his Word. The Queen of Prussia' who sat Nest to hem, Meas. Alter slimier, witness, the it heased. and F
was so terrified, User she attempted to rise from her seal; met to a Iladdle•havres where Omer some=WNW to friesidlyeeirvereaties sear it
he seised her bead so vlolestly that the Qum" screamed fur
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merely, at which be only laughed heartily, saying, that the he left-them. Next extwatult
berms of her eelpM were mare delicate thaw the ~... q
those
west lo the O•
the first thing the tatter mid rilyea 167'e
kir Catharine. TM seat day the Cigar was abeam the eshs.
net of medals sad matinee statues; samingsi diem was a tie." " aa.laeLmallbed illti_!7ter
heaths* deity is a very indecent atiltodei it was with the se" was
_ el resmse " she °°°°'
a•elewt Romasie an neeanient of *their nuptial thambers. v'er she onottelotete•
The Csar admired it much, mid desired is have it, aedurder- r.. ether wllsesses were
ed the Cesenerto lies it. She wished., excuse herself, hat material to say.
the Cigar grew angry, sad said, "If you do not obey, I shell wham Peal, of Ni'
have your bead ens off" Sbe was dreadfully alarmed, sod a paparesomoory way
iestantly submitted. mad ow Monday sis•
Keels was the ram-hosted Cethariee of Reggie, she daughter returaing home '
of &Retake Priest sad the widow Oa drummer, so sass after- the alley bet,
wards veneering sod Imams at the bead uf the armed teamed his
neutrality of the North, awfully tremeadose to ell the marl. passage of
time Pull/ergo( Europe, which, seder the mend policy of against ,
blundering terrified Meister., laid the fousdation of and ii
Rotas being classed sewers the first rank of nations, rim, r
threatellimg every usher, and called by its countless, weed,- r.
less heeds, to overtone the balance of power is lump,; '
who, as described, in member tort-of the Freesias Illeeseies,
'peaking ads, Russia, runty andetGen. Keith," swallow mud,
aid eat pelsonoue amahruoms and grass without receiving
Ohs slightest isjory i" certainly a most singular mode, is moist
of reessomy, of assistaiuMe mi. army of savage marauders,
compotes% by its numbers to avenue the civilised werid,
and sorest liedief enaiiiireante wherever it moves. 'dad who
ear cheek this siseerwhellaiag dimmer, whilst the difficulty of
assiatalolag am army is she field Is the oriatipal security of
pities sod peasemisas. Lei the srieepaliflcione of Europe he.
ware biro they admit this lioastiss Awn* to tramp'. down tea.
little hers of the Tark, by the pirmrssion of Constantinople.
-When the Csar and the Court of Ilarbarians departed Roan
Herbs, the Oetes hastened to Illon.Bilon ; but, lo! the
whole wee Side, Mooch. and desolation, sad ibilfieeesi was
Misdate!, obliged I. minutia the whole of this shovel Pi"
lace. ew do we poor limised.nseaded moth* keno, with
this singular issessire of the Lariat Catharioe before the
living geseratims, that eorry Klirmay not have sarerded
from a slave, sad everyday& haselidlocesitd (roofs King ?
CURIOSITY.
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.4g Aldevsee
original ~..claratiou of the
darned, es k was takes by Alderman J. J. Smith at floe
biennia. (Thu declaration hos already appeared in ear
pulite prt 3—Mr. Newman added, that whilst he was at
the hoesAal, be thought he beard the deceased say, that he
did not believe she man handed le kill him.
Edward Morita, dresser so Mr. Chandler, one of the into
g... al the Winkel, stilted, that en Monday morning,
shout seven o'clock-lb, deceased was brought in ;he had a
mown between she ninth sad loath ribs, co the left side of
hie bath, wad appeased very foist ; be vomited very meek,
hid great Aillicalty in breathing, sad appeared in other
nape &te be rapidly approaching his red. He ("gee.",
mid that he *opened esoasentorift Idle, and that it would
be runless to de say Ibis, for Vet. He expired between
four sod Ave o'clock on Tuesday afteennon. Deponent
embed .the bady„ sad discovered that the weapon, after
passing between the ripe, had remolded the kit kidney. The
wined wet eight or PIN, iaches deep and one dash wide.
lagers Young, of Mo. l3t Old Painter's rents, Bread.
street, Illeadwell, nand, that no Seedy last he dined with
the dimeased and Mr. mid Mrs. Ferrell, at their lodgiusa,
N.. a 11•044147. ; there were several
others there,,ead the greatest harms* prevailed aasemps
them. Alin dinner, witness, the olleiteesed, and Farrell, weld
out to a poblie-houre, where theysgoed some beer, sod re.
wised is Meanly movement' fill sear ma o'clock, whet
lot kfuthees. Next moraine ed of what bad
happened, and went to the so are the deceased;
the drat thing the latter said wets; 41,6 Thee eaten Ore ono.
tioseit ere name) stabbed me 11—.1 moot live !" When wit.
loess was at north% us the Sunday he saw • sword Imagist
over the asantiopiree.
Two other winners were then celled, but had nothing
material to say.
Willis. Pest, wf No. 16, Ron-alley, stated, that be is
a pepereemerery watchman benefits( to Sputallields parish,
sad os Monday morning shoot half past gee o'clock was
returning home from duty, bat he bad scarcely rained
the alley before a loud areanieg on call for help at-
tracted his node. he weer up tlw and in the
peerage of the house No. 1, s w the Sensed leonleg
'gangs the waieseus; he was then bleeding profusely,
and the blood cowered all his linen and redo out at
the keires.of his b erases! He inept rd him as to how he
none into that siterdion, aud the deceased answered, that
kis landlord, whose same was SiMON Farrell, bad stabbed
him. Witeensawited why he did it ? to which the wounded
ruse answered, "I'll tell you the truth between God and
maw; I keen that I'm dying, and. I'll tell onnieg bet the
troth!" He then proceeded to state, that after they came
boon en Seeday night Farrell and his wife had some words,
sod be wain be would mid go to bed, mid lay us the stairs.
Deceased fell asleep on a chair seer the bed where Nis. Par.
cell lay, nod just at day-light sherbert'. alarm to her husband
that be (deceased) wanted to come to bed to her, on which Far-
rell drew the sword upon him, and ran bion through she back;
he solemnly assured witness be had ou such ininitiou as the
womiese attributed to him. Whim be was wounded he raw
doom stairs, but fell at the door ihroegh weakuess; witting
was esaseyirog hies bark to the bane again, whew Mrs.
Farrell put out her head at the window aod said, " 13.—0
him, it serves hive right; hesbaud did so more than
there wits occasion fur, he wasted to come to bed to me :"
sad the deceased observed that it was not true. Several
-neighbours then collected, mime of whom west to took for
'ise *Meer, and others for a aunties' man, sod witness bang
exhausted, left the deceased is their care, and proceeded to
his own lodgings.
Chapman, of No. 170, flishopegate-street, plasterer,
was informed of what happened by the last wine..., and
eatered at conidnable length ow the particular already
described. He had examined Ferrell's house, of which be
hail draws • plan [here it was prodeced.] There was a
grontoneatity of blood near the bed where the wenn lay,
aed also near the door, bet there ins sone in the deceased's
bed.room. The sheet. on Farrell's bed were also partially
Nailed.
Gentry, • constable, corroborated this evidence,
and added, that he had looked fur the sword, hot amid sot
And it; he oadastood Farrell bad absconded, takes, it
with his..
Jobe Gibbs also confirmed the foregoing stateenents.
Ms: Thome Aylward, of No. 44, Bishergile.street, one
of the overseen of the poor, 'tinned the deceased to the
hospital, sad saw him put to bed; be eat some timoresodle
bed side, and the deceased turning rinsed, sad
hinge!, to him, said, " Sir, I richly deserve all I am
.deg." He the. get very faun, and witness did not ask
any quest nee.
Alter some notreborative endear, the Leaned Conner
addressed the Jury with his anal ability, and at coesidenr
tile length. He observed that if they were satisiked that
the droned meant to commit as act of felony on the per-
son of Mrs. Farrell, they must gad it Juseifiabla Honi-
ed& ; bat if, on the ontrery, they believed his dying elects.
relies, in which he stared that be had we each criminal ie.
teatime, then they ought to And a verdict of MataideorgAler.
The Jory coosulted a few minutes, and returned • ver-
dict of Illawelatvphler" against SIM,. Farrell.
Farrell's wife was present, but the Coroner would, not
allow the Jury to call bee.

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During the alnieritsk Ilia Jamaica of his Grace
the Duke of • MANICHIniTaa, the administration of
the Government desolvto on Nlajor.Gen. COUEAV,
Lieuteirant-Guvernor of the Island, who opened his
I.;oturnispiou as elicit, iu due form, upon his return
thither from England in 1819.
NAVAL FUSEE 1E TUE MEDITIREANBAN,--
Hosing.oilvetted to the French squadron at Smyrna
and vicinity, and .the inadequacy of our own naval
!force in dirt quarter fur the protection of British
'subject, and property, we now give the names of
the French ships, viz.-
- At Smyrus, Ttb Assuan—Gwerriere frigate (Admiral Ha-
gan), Jesse* D'Arc frigate, Echo, Butane, Arriege,.sod
Active evevettes, and Ettafelle
fro Oil wg.— Men r de Las frigate, Olivier, Ras, Trait', 101wir.
retie, Leoone, and Lamprey' brigs, wasktog weedier 14
sail; whereas our force was only the Mediu* of Wpm, at' -
Sayre*, and the llseehorae of 18 sous, enlisting. •
The Gortmora of Christ's Hospital have ordered
a redaction of SIOL per cent. on all their farms, tithes,
414 tinines make application fur teller,
The Bury and Norwich Purt, received yesterday,
contains the following account of the harvest and
snorkels :
" The accounts from various parts of the vonwity are very
contradiettiry as to the injury 'done to the b ; but it is
clear that a great part a the Isle rise was operutative. We
believe there is very little wheat Moved now in this part of the
kingdom. We had a good supply of wheat, both new and
old, at Norwich market on Saturday, and higher prices were
obtained, ibongh the termer. were more disposed to sell.
We had a tolerable supply of Scots and homebred !eau
beast,. The fate pompon for a fall tureip crop hos given
some life to the market, bus operated nothing as yet apse
price. The usual quantal), of lambs and fat sheep were drives
to the pens mud alteration pries. At Hearst°, Fair,
wt the 104, lambs Were fun 2s. higher thaw at Ipswich."
—We notice this Statement in the Bury and Aar-
trick Pest particularly, as well oil iti-cou tit of the ge-
neral accuracy of its age leo It oral intelligence. as the
chunkier of the part Or the country to which it ap-
plies, Imo great agricultural district. It may also
nerve tie .correct the exaggerated accouuts of the
demur: euvtainad itt the WNW quarter.
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la Or course of So"day noornitig the waterline at Water.
100-hridge stairs observed something tloatiag on the surface
of the river, which, too being taken out, proved to be the body
of a gentleman who was drowned some days ago whilst
bathing. It was left under one of the arches of the bridp
to be owned. In a sheet time afterwards the body of a
roue, gestlensen was dragged to shore, amid pet joie theism*
receptacle; it was covered with marks of violenceLthe ream
of which could out be setidaetority explained, and appeared
to have hem but a short time immersed in the water. A
third corpse, that of a female, was scow afterwards taken out ;
it is supposed re he the young woman who, on Fritts!,
jumped off the bridge. On Monday also two mew attempted
to drown theater's'', but were awed by else promptitude of
the anteaters, who Kaki no other reward fur their labiate
than the Inds allowed by the Humane Satiety For takjug
dead bodies out of the rte.', tad afterwards having the Wbg.
ble to ahead Corooere Inquests to give evidence, to the-
detriment of their own boateese, they get nWkdng.

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Sigovrott. Esq. tad Southwark, oniler..
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:The Seel Wielleeelelleeeheed ginillitlMOlNillilltsfug '
the avowed, • lad *bone tiregps of slag&
no ilearlay night hi. mother pert ki, 4141reatteejilio.bline
est bed, mut thee sleet *el Op fetellsilefiarer boom t
bar regursrobe pet biro Nei NO own bed (.biro
atter.4
coned alma steps), nut ha 1141111Powebast asap Mil
ed him barques sic nod moo .0111prit iopilti.engesirre. M 4
&seed OW he had witaessed thelltack 001111 6g. his hobos 1
on the deceased, or that he cried out " Mawr its be.
Waist his father's conduct.
Mr. holes Neon's*, chief clerk to the sitting A IeVEMIS
stills 'rows-balk produced the original declaration of the