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,:h4% s"-r.:7-, ;Nr This little pictuee is a spitite I and 'excellent DERSY. _ mon atmeephere, were immediately 'precipitates&
and rendered the air most injurious to lumen life.
l';';1 i.;1011m-P ‘;,Ce.i. .If2sS tr„. '4O specimen of Mr. Coorga's power of delineating 11.1 to 1 stet Mfr. leseue'sgr.c. 15 to 1 test bro. i. Blucher pis Honour the MASTER of the Rotes came
battle scenes. He is extremely happy in selecting 1$ to 1 *eft Duke it to 1 set c.iiist of Briotis into Court at twelve o'clock. and took the oath of It nppeared from other parts of the evihroet
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES. particular incidents, which, by bring judiciously 14 to 1 apt Sailor is So I apt Piadetee allegiance to his present Majesty standing ow the that the people residing in the oeighboorhood were
subject to imams, stomach oppressions, sod oath
thrown before the eye of the spectator, give him a OAKS. bench, after which he withdrew.
`_ matte nffections; and that the eilturia wits so per-
just idea of the general scene, without confusing his 4to 1 agst Sorcery filly Illto 1 apt Mr. Wyndham
ARRIVALS.IIIOIILDITCH v. Houettttci. nicioes that it stopped the growth of vegetation.
mind with a tiresome infinity of objects. His sin- RIDDLESWORTM.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Homily, at their boom The circumstances of this case lie in a very oar- Mr. Tayl...t. a Gentleman connected with a lead
in (.rest George-street, Westminster, from a visit to the mils are painted with all the truth of isotitre-they sto 1 apt Schwa I7to 1 apt Pindsree, row moues,, although the present motion occupied factory in Derhyrhire. stated, that the flue of hi,
• Osumi. and Marchioness Cornwallis, at their seat, Cm- appear almost to move. and are always full of spirit Sr. LEGER. the Court the chief part of Saturday and this day. farnace t sell horitontally for 300 yards, thesi
ford, Bury St. F.datoads, Salle& and animation. The difficulty of the at itudes in 114 to ISO Mr. Pitta's Li- IS to 1 apt Duke
The Marchioness of Choinsondeley, at Cholutomdeley Hoare, which they are placed, when pourtrayed with so sere C. 12 to I apt Tramper "The pallier are three brothers, of the name,' of roar as high as 40 feet, then descended in a conical
Piccadilly, from Brixhion. 18 to 1 apt Monteith, bro 1.10 to 4 apt Langer James. John, and Edward Houlditch. who have flue, and the smoke was thus emitted over the rer-
much fidelity, enhances consideribly the value of
The Earl and Countess of Liverpool and family are ar- thee to Filho da Pula 100 to 4 apt Cavalier. carried oil the business of coachmakers for e 0 years face of a reservoir. in which much of its moo
in Lonpecre; but it es a singular feature in the weighty particles was deposited, and yet the sir-
rived at Fife-house for the season, from their seat, Coomb- the work' SO9 apt each was bet on Colonel Uslney'a c. out of Elm-
case. that during that time, and they carrying on an rounding atmosphere was so strongly impregnated
house, Surrey. A Female in a ROMITII Costunee.—J. JACKSON. R.A. nor beat Tome,- Duke, 111111 Munreidr.
Lord G.ydir, on Saturday, at his home, Whitehall, from
Bath. This is painted in Mr. Jecesores usual style : -..,..-------m extensive trade, that they kept no books, but were as to make it dreadfully unwholesome.
Lord and Lady James Murray, st their homey in Moil- the colouring is fresh and rich, and the head full WILLIAM RUFUS'S RREECURS. in the habit of writing with • pencil on slips Mn. Ovitaizir, however, requested that the re-
ton place, from a tour. of expression ■and character. of paper, all transactions relative to it. It appeared cord should be pot in as a reply in some sort to the
The Countess of Sandwich, at her horse in Dover-street, that differences had lately arisen amongst the bro- present statements of his Learned Friend. The
from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, at their View of lion Colleke.—W M. INoALTox. There is a cuisine chronicle in olde English metier which there. awl several suits were instituted one 'spinet was a enrrent of contrary evidence contained in it,
sect, Wooburn Abbey, Bedfordshire. To correctness of repreeenteti #### , dilt artist unites ansonce other matters, opeakingof William Rufus, declareth the other, but by the telyice. of their frivolo., they end one of the witnesses who lived near. prole
Sir Morris and Lady Ximenes and family, yesterday, at freedom of execution, and a and taste for colour- him to be se stouPloons and esressirs withsll, in pompons
the St. James's Hotel, Jermyrestreet, from their seat in lug. Hill perspective is ecpially correct. apparel, that her, being not contented with • padre of hose agreed to refer all matters in dispute to an arbitrator, to have a tea garden attached to a public-home
or britches et loot price, which was three shillings, il a and Mr. Cook, Axing s Counsel, was the Learned which he kept, wherein were fruit trees, which had
Barks afire to he boughte for a marke; whereupon his chnnther- Gentlemmn selected as the arbitrator. He, after exa- yielded remarkably full crops since the erectiost of •'
I.oril Cole and Mr. Douglas, at BateeHotel, Dover-street, Bacchanalian, gathering Grape/.
lane procurriug a padre muds worse then the other before-- the buildings in question.- -
erne leased. I). WILKIE. R.A. mieing the accounts of the partnership. which were
! said
Mr. anal Mrs. Alley, and John Allen, Esq. at ditto, from We have mammas, ,pokers of Mr, WILKIE'S inino. " That they married a meek, and nautili he them es got. with much difficulty arranged by two accountant', Mr. Accum, the chymist, had also informed the
their 'eat in Norfolk. table picture in this Exhibition of the Highland i. Yes, beiamie Ipinib use Kist, they be well boughte.° awarded that Edward, one of the brothers, was in..
Colonel Way, at ditto, from his seat in Rocks. Court, that there were few, if any. noxious particles,
Dr. Clarke, librarian to his Majesty, on Sunday, at Carl. Still ; a work which, for all the component parts of Whereby It is to he noted what difference is to he scene be- deleted to the partnership concern iss the sum of vornrutinicated to the atmosphere, so as to make the
len Palace, from a tout, the art of painting, so far as the subject called irrestie the knee of pence, then and lite wise of serviug.men 24.0001.. and directed that the premises in which air unwholesome for respiration loony great distance
eette .:-..;ititon's 1i0t.:,, et. Jernes's street--Admiral Lord CM- for their display, cannot be surpassed. Who would • now.-(ror's Acts mid Mon. p. 172, ed1:40.) the business was carried on, should be sold by nue- from the factory.
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ritlett,„To Tut.e„...iame Wells • Mosel Dalrymple, from his believe. if tne catalogue slid not fix the matter. ........ ......e......--am tion on 'Tuesday. the Ist of February. mid it was The CHIEF' JUSTIC deemed the evident., of ex-
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scat in Sinewy; Capt. Vsluti,v,..,rom -aver.
'that the picture of the naechanalians was from the advertised for that purpose on Saturday. the 29th periencrel persons conclusive, in proof of the perste
Ce pt Gronuw, of the Guards, at Winds Hotel, Lower
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
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pencil of the same artist ? it has been said that- of Januarys Mr. Heald, Counsel for Edward, 0 ClOll4 14[1111 of the nuisance, end die Court, ii.
Brook-street, from a tour. ----aa--.---
DEPARTURES. " Ports would forfeit half the poise they got, an ea nacre motion. obtained an order from the guardians of the public interests, were bound to put
Court for delaying the sale for 10 days, 011 the a elm) to it.
If it were known what they discreetly blot." A •
mannscript of undunhted authenticity has just reached
The Earl of Aram, front his house in Dover-street, for his publicity had lint 'been given
this country, which is calculated to excite an extraordinary ground that sufficient
lat. Pognor, Sussex. Would that Mr. WILKIE had, in Isis better discre- degree of i•tereat. It is already in the hands of a translator, IV
of the time of sale, and that is motion was intended Thr SuLICITOIit-GEN ERA I. said that he only re-
The Earl of Darnley, from his house is Berkeley-square, lion, blotted out this picture after he had made an and will be published both its English and In the original
for his 'eat, Cobham Hall, Kent. experiment at the poetical vigour and colouring of I French, in the course of the ensuing month. It is entitled, to he made to the Court to set aside the award of I would discontinue the manufactory.
Hi. Excellency Count Funchail, from the Pulteney Hotel, " Deesosea s Histririquar 111Ripletrione cur ts Goorerarawne the Learned Arbitrator. On Saturday lam lie moved The CHIEF .lesvice thought a great !section of
Piccadilly. fur Brighton. RunEes. The bright colours in this picture are .
ds la Holland+. Par Louis Bonaparte. Ex-Roi de Hot- for that purpose, on the following grounds ;-That the inconvenience and nuisances suffered by dm
Lord G. H. Cavendish from Burlington House, Piccadilly, gaudy and streaky ; the iirassiro of the figures int-
I Mode."
event
fur his seat, Halker, Lancashire. perfect, and the redeeming of the flesh any ahing This Work morels every redoing to the Political
the Arbitrator, by Isis award. had come to a wrong
metropolis, was owing to the leniency of that Court
in cases which haul been brought Isetiire them. Ile
but what Mr. Vesset would call Thinning's?. It or Financial situation of Holland, from the commencement conclusion on the evidence laid before him {and that
judgmenterat according to the prayer of
is, perhaps, right, that eminent men should have of the Reign of Louis, until the close of hi. Government. frOhits.mheartiongprroedfuueseedottillicerDuctifejoadetitorirty,
evidence,Edirned ,thheers.,..t,ariceog:raGene
Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE has finished thepor- limit. • Sketches of the Invasion of Italy, and Expedition in Egypt. further i
their • •
failings, mid have set to their aspire-
trait of the POPE, which he had undertaken at the . ' . himself, e in both of which the Author was present. Relations of he had closed the case too hastily, to the detriment
linos. ricteaßTll the greatest painter of
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command of the Patristic REGENT of ENGL•ND most of the impulsion events in Spain, and his refusal of of Edward. The Learned Cotsusel, at great lengths tuner,
moral sentiment the world ever saw, ante forgot his the Crown of that Kingdom, on the renunciation of Charles •
contended that under these consideration. the award to discontinue the Manufacture.
This celebrated painter has al'o executed a portrvit
forte,. and. made. an attempt
.... at the sober dignity of the Fourth to Ferdinand hie son, and the formal cession of
• 1 Cardinal GONSALVI, which is considered one of historic painting in his Aressmanda. " but no more the latter to Napoleon. Copies of the letters of Ehsries and of the Arbitrator ought to be set aside.
the most perfect of his works.-(Paris Paper.)Ferdinand, relating to the conspiracy of tke latter against Mr. WISTBEBELL this day opposed the asollioss, RUCC• C. DE TASTE?.
like Sigismunda," as W•eent.e says, " than Ito Mr. SC•RLETT applied for • rule to chew cause
The Marquis and 'Marchioness of STAFFORD his father. The billierlia secret motive. or the marriage of and supported the award on the grounds that every
Hercules." It was the moat complete failure which
the author with the daughter of the Empress Josephine why 'Proceedings in this case Phoold not be staid,
,oterlained Lord and Lady GRANVILLE 1 a ever hefel an artist, and yet lie would take sub- „„d
Mr. Rucca being. out tap the kingdom, until sect,.
their suesequent mutual agreement to a separation.
Arbitrator, and on which lie had come to a legiti-
- o-Itct party at dinner yesterday, at their house in scriptions for a print of it. MILTON, it is said, pre- Tbe events which occurred on the separation of the Em. rity should be given to Mr. De Trstet, either by
Cleveland-square.mate conclusion by his award. which was proved .
Peered his Paradise Regained to his immortal poem. perm Napoleon and tke Empress Josephine, The vortoor Mr. nowt or his sitorney, for the reknit of 1111 sic-
Princesses afterwards proposed to Napoleon and the rea- by a letter signed by the Solicitors of ell the parties,
The Earl and Countess of BREADALBANE gave Mr. WILKIE, in his attempt to paint a poeticallion brought by Mr. De Motet e. [Lucca, which:
sum of his seleeliag the daughter of. the
.Ers'permr of Au,. addremed to the Learned Arbitrator, expressing
i erand dinner on Sunday to the Earl and picture. has only erred like his predecessors, but trim. Numerous characteristic and bighly-interesting letters was altos pending. e
Countess TEMPLE and a distinguished party, at his excellence mud his error, his " bane and anti- from Napoleon to the Author, exposing his views, salsa- their satisfaction at his impartiality, sod the inde-
Mr. Justice Bavere observed. that it was P
ir leir house in Park-lane. fatigable attention he had paid to the case before
dote," are. fortunately for his fame. both before lion, anal purposes. Au indisputable genealogical history of point for eqUitable jeuirdiction, and for which deli
the family of Bonaparte, extracted front various histories or he came to his conclusion, and as a mark of their
The Theatre et Sunderland opened for the sea- the spectator in this Exhibition. Let the fissile
Italy and other public documents all of which prove beyond satisfaction they sent him 200 guineas as a corn- Court had tint eufficietit powers. •
set yesterday sennight, with Maceue's play of dious eye, which will turn from the Bacchanalian,. doubt lite illustrious rank they held: in Italy. • i the pensation for his trouble in the investigation, THE KING P. JOHNSON AND OTHERS.
r he'Man of the World. sod the afterpiece of The fall on the " Highland Whiskey Still. at Lorkgilp- 11th century; sad it is somewhat eisgalsr, that 600 Near and 50 guineas for preparing the award.
.M r. The Defendants . were Mamma up to receim
• Tat of Mystery. Mr. HEMET JOHNsTOII, who head. Argyleshir(*" in the adjoining room, mud ago, Androlins Bonaparte was Greed Poilesta or Governory
Cook refused to allow
.delay.. and bad given judgment for • ntiniancee by the errabautkimi iii I
was engaged for four night'. performed the part then the temper of the spectator must be morose of Parma, where is now the wife of Napoleon, as Grand
Duchess! en important fetter from ibe Doc Or Cadoreee. his reason for so doing in his letter of the 4th part of the Thames, facing Millbank-row, to the'
of Sir P.:raker Mae Sycophant und that of Count and uncharitahle indeed, who cannot pardon and
intyntions of the s ,}ir relating to Holland. of November, 1819, in which he stated, that he obstruction of the navigation. of which they had
RensaMi. forget the failure its the one pictures in his 'Warm P
The laibil
the
united propositions of mace sad Rossi., to had gone over the partnership accounts twice in been convicted, in the Sittings after last Trinity
IVith the exception of the venerable Sir ISAAC admiration of the excellence of the other. accommodate with England; sod a variety of anecdotes of the presence of the parties. and had asked them Term, It brill alleged however in an affidavit,
HEARD, Mr. BANDA LL, the musician, is perhaps Hero and Leander.—Heart HOWARD, R.A. tbe nuttier, of Napoleon, mad of his family.
Although this work may comma many evicts already for many successive days, whether they had any, put in by the Prosecutor, that the Defendants had
the only remaining personage who assisted in the " Till gained at last the Smiles shove be Irene., kaown to dte public ia • portal way, yet coming heal the farther evidence to produce ? and they answered isref, about April 1818, to pay the come iii
bur cession at the funeral of GEORGE H. amid the tier door he found, sad there in Clear, blest i hand of one who was en a throne. and who hod as Mime- in the negative. For which reason he then refused case the proceedingi then entered into against them
' cot onation of our late lamented Sovereign GEORGE Pouting aril fsiut, she straiaed him In her breast, Mote share in all that occurred, 1,44r4 to his tion'etaelle to give further time, he having allowed the pert. should be given up-aserl also, that on the Freon).
111. at which time he was a chorister in the Chapel Whilst all his hair the briny ocean Rird, acknouledpd probity sod good faith, form together as an-
Aud drops slow trickling in her arms distill'.l." answerable motive for giving it the preferrace over any nership accounts to be open for two years, and be mencement of the embatikment, they had declared •
Royal, and song in the anthems performed on both considered it was high time that they should be they should be indeinn•fied by Earl Grosvespor
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solemnifies. He afterwards led chorusses in HAN. This is indeed a poetical picture-it has delicacy other modern publication, and it is indisputably next in
• rant or interest to a work from the pen of Napoleon him. closed. The Learned Counsel ~tended, that against the conserplences-and no answer being,
DEC* oratorios for many years. He uniformly at- of form, flowing and graceful lines, chaste and
eelf, It is already inquired after with freemen epos tbe for these reasons the award of Mr. Cook ought to given to these two its in the Defendants,' Aida
!ended the performance of the Birth-day Odes at hann"t°ll° colouring. The design is lint less-
Cominetit. In Holland there is not a Geoliemso who will be confirmed. and the order obtained by his-learn- vita. the Court granted" further time to amend them
St. James's Palace, until their discontinuance ; and charming then the execution. set be desirous of posseming it, as it commie, ea accurate ed friend, Mr. Heald, for staying the sale, ought in these respects.
eas annually witnessed the firing of the fits•dejoie (To be continued.) statement of the political and financial situalioa of bus
to be dismissed. The Court rose about two o'clock.
country during a momentous period ; and as it is written
on time 4th of Jane, during the whole of the glorious with the utmost candour, and is totally exempt frown any Mr. Thee! followed on the same side.
reign of our deceased Monarch. _ -
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moires: which might offend the most partial Bourbonist, Mr. Hee ED replied. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WESTMINSTER,
On Sundry last, the loyalty of the inhabitants of MUNCHAUSEN RE DIVIVUS. it will Rad • wide circulation is France, where the "Aber. The LORD CHANCELLOR took a review of the -11141011 DAY, FEBRUARY 7.
the town of Sheerness induced them very generally being known to be somewhat opposed to the matches of his whole case, and observed, that he was of opinion -
brother's government, will be likewise read with e sal avi-
to put on mourning for the Doke of Kent. On the EXTRACT OP A LETTER WRITTEN OE BOARD THE day by the most determined Ultras. q that the arbitrator was quite right in refusing delay, at Acneurte e. LORD SELKIRK.
news of the death of our late revered King reaching BRIG ELEPHANT. NOVEMBER 16, 1819. as it could be only intended to retard the purposes Mr. Str.itiUlif VAUGHAN moved for leave to pm
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- that place on Monday, every shop was quickly " I seize the opportunity of a ship going to Eng. of justice. He taw no ground for altering the award ; off the trial in this cause, ou the ground of the all'
- closed, and the town presented a sombre appear- land to apprise you of an occurrence of which MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. he therefore confirmed it, and dismissed the order sauce of two material witnesseo, who are expected
ince. The official intelligence of the melancholy for suspendiag the sale.-Motion refused. from Canada. The Learned &deem said, that
Y we were nearly the victims, having escaped only by
1 event having arrived on board the Northamberland a species of miracle. Yesterday morning, about For the last fortnight the family of Mr. Chamois, No. 6, His Lordship rose at two o'clock. the Defendant could not safely go to trial without
, guard-ship. lying at Sheerness. the colours were five o'clock, proceeding under light sails, our yes- Gloucester-street, Commercial-road, have been daily thrown -------- having the benefit of their testimony, and the case
and
the greatest confesion and alarm by dreadful mossier. was one of great importance—the event of the stilt
‘. hi isted half-mast high, and minute guns were fired COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Werrunrstint,
sal received a violent shuck, which made us believe nd loud shrieks of " Murder! Murder!" tad other horrid
for three hours, producing a most affecting im- that we had struck upon a rock or bank. We exclamations, which excited t terror in the minds of the 140311 EAT, FEBRUARY 7. might make • difference to Lord Selkirk of two'
Fenton. were, however, more than 300 miles from land. family, more particularly in that of Mrs. Chapman, who is - hundred thousand pounds.
• The melancholy intelligence of the death of our Mr. Osmond Markham, Mr. William Samuel The COURT granted a conditional rule.
Instantly all were on sleek, and looking out for the lying•is, and from the fright that some supernatural power
late amiable and revered Monarch reached this cause of our alarm. the light of the moon enabled troubled the hose., her life is despaired of. la addition Jones, Mr. Johu Oliver Jones, and Mr. William HOWSON AND ASTON V. BOOTH.
to the above siagalsr statement, for nine successive days Bell, Officers of the Court, took the oaths at the
. . town on Sunday noon, and occasioned a general us to perceive several sea monsters. of terrific msg. Mr. Serjeaut Hut.tocx came in to spew came
the house was discovered to be on fire, occasioned by the opening of the Court. airtime a rule for setting aside the plea in this case.
gloom throughout the place ; the great hell at the nitude, sporting around us. One of them was so children's clothes being placed on the fire, and en each pees-
church tolled for the space of two hours, and yes- close to the ship that the force with which it cast sine did considerable damage. The circumstance created In the case of Matthew Singleton, •an Insolvent, The action in this ease was commenced in Sep.
terilay it was a gratifying, though melancholy sight, imp the water knocked down two men on the deck. a report in the neighbourhood, that a ghost was to who had caused himself to be brought up by writ tember last. The Plaintiffs were master-briek-
io behold almost every shop and house in the town We were, during more than half an hour. delibe. he Ken at the house of hte. Charming sad the street- of Habeas Corpus into this eoutt,, in order to layers mod co-partnerr, and some time after the
closed. The inhabitants thus testifying their rating upon the means of' refining ourselves from was 1 eohatiradeabily
the
antairloar,,samsidurtdther.noiserderwt die- elude the inquiries to which he would have been Defendant was served with process the partner-
partlysubjected in the Court of his own couutys into
reowct tor the memory of a Sovereign, whine Po' such modem:int neighbour'. The shocks we sue- Lance:llh: Iltroystts eel:I-her Iltroersait "' with rosy other horrid
rental ship was dissolved. In the WEB time the Defend..
rental regard-whose personal virtues-and whose cessisely received terrified the crew. We adopted ea mous were plainly to be understood. Mr. Chapman, which he had brought his case, alit settled the demand with the Pleintitt, Dowsme
- • heneticent attention to their prosperity had eiiii.er- the utmost precautions, and our four carronades and Mr. dopkins, the medical gentleman who attended Mr. PoiLoce moved, that he should be subjected and guts release from him. Notwithstanding tido
.41 him to all classes of his subjects...--(Noidsione were loaded. Mrs. Chapman in her aceonelement, searched the house, but to examination upon thole points rerpecting which settlement soul release the suit was prosecuted, and
Joliette/4 At break of dry we saw upwards of 20 of these eunid
.find within! to lead to a discovery, yetistill load he would have been examined bad be gone iuto the the Defendant was called upon to plead ;he
knockings sail storseks were to be beard, therebg ois per. county court pleaded the release, and the question brought
As no mandate of the Privy Council has as yet monsters near us ;we particularly distinguished sees is the house hot the aurae who attended oft Mris. C. Justice BE.ST rebuked the Prisoner for his du- before the Court was, whether the plea was good ?
heels issued, prescribing the form of prayer now to one of them. which appeared to be more than 150 sod a girl about thirteen years old, named Ann Clapham,
plicity in filing an affidavit in that Court under the Chief Justtce DALLAS said, that he• was elf
he used in the church service. it was expected. as a feet long. It odes:iced furiously towards the ship, and the latter not appearing to :be tee least alarmed, sns.
matter of course, that the usual prayers 'vould be on the larboard side ; a cannoneer seizing the mu. Fiei" fell °° her,
sad she was yesterday taken to Lambeth. plea of being ignorant of its forms, at the time that opinion the action should oat go cm. Here there
• strztellboiliceß.te, whetrebesb;ineediseroewteeneetneexantinatios his case had been brought very nearly tom exams- was no frond on the part of the Defendant ; lit
cried on Sunday for their Majesties. This was, meat in winch it opened its jaws, took such effec- nation by his own appliestioa in. !mother Court. paid over to the PI • •ti. DOWSOII, the full de-
however, not the case in Westminster Abbey. either tual aim. that the ball passed ■straight down its not being.able to ewe; that theggirl set fire to the petit% 8
n the funnoon or afternoon service, The ofh. throat. The monster rose to the Puget 111111 ex. she was ordered to field bail for creating a riot mad disturb. He cautioned him of the danger he incurred by uot snood,' and DOWeeto had a right to take poymeett,
el4ling minor canons, Messrs. Pawing and "sired. The noise of the cannon caused the others mice roiled the house.--rdre. Chapman still remaisa la a answering the inquiries of his creditors in
.ts fair and and gore a release ; whether any thing I:4te fraud
honest manner, and allowed him till nett Term to existed on the part of Dowsou, with reference tit '
Suetcoe. 'read the usual form of prayer for to take flight. The boat was put out, and when Monition stoic ====
make sip his mind to satisfy those inquiries. his portlier, was another consideration ; bet even
,lie KING, but totally omitted taking any no- we came near enough to exemitie the atiimol, we
LENT ASSIZES. Shortly after the CHIRP JUSTICE is that 'mint of view no fraud apewared. His Lord.
tee of her present MAJESTY. This evidently ex. discovered it to be a serpent. of the species concerts-
......- had taken his
seat, he informed the Court that as the Crowe ship observed, that he did sot mean to my het that
cited touch surprise; but it must certainly have ing which there has been so much said of late; it
been sanctioned, as the Dean (Dr. IRELAND) and was • hundred feet long. We cut it up ; I pre. . MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Pap had been gone quite•throtigh on Saturday, ii, e,„„0„)
ender tere were probably no eases of that kind re- tere legol releares miglo be given, yet rl
fraud could be established, threuert would not allow
one of the Preh.nclaries (Mr. eAuterots) were pre- served its teeth, to present yen with them on my Nerthmopiesuties--Satardah Fehesility 71, at Nottbamptaa. maining,.the Coen. ors Wedoesday next, .woold them instand. In the present cue no fraud we,
med. Very differeur, however. was the conduct of return Isa England."-( Duakiek Paper.) kalload--Friday, March 3, at Oakham.
the officiating clergyman (Mr. Rennes) iu St. Mars • e •-- have no Crown paper. but proceed to the pgarestais ,
Lineandaire-Satarday, Much 4, at the Cults of Llaeola. _i time the • • . MN
, • 'Ulm • ' ._. tintestablitilieralthrrefore the plea should stand
grret's Church, as 'the Minot prayer was read for '' ••• ‘' ' CTfy of Atnexpla--Same day, at ilia City of Lincoln. tory paper, and take cases before 'l ) oar. Ausligll ,A BC sous, the law Pa* Clear op
...„, most gn,„igio„ QUEEN" both tithes of the On *r ay last a dreadfel accident happened Nstfingketrautdre-frida), March 10,st-Notti•gliam. THE RING v. RUPILL. the subject. .ater Court would not interfere it,
daily service, andlwo very suitable sermons preach.. near Kendal •. whilst two young men from that Tows 4. NonOsetam-Same day, at the Tows of Not- The Soeteicoit-Gattateet, moved the jodgmeat case* of .this kiud, uuleas fraud was made oat
-piece. mimed Cia•natte and TordidesoN, were in tilehem• _ _ March __ . of the Court in this, which was were of unisassce, agatatthe party. .. ,
el, that in the forenoon by Mr. RoDJIP, seat in I Deviribire-Weduesday, we, at Derby.
the' fields withtss is.h a gun.rio rattling over a hedge. zakaagariggra...meatisy, lima es, at Abe Coale a Lei,, and which had been tried at the Serrey Assizes. The rest of the Court COUCUffed in the same
Hie afternoon by the Rev. float*? STEVENS. Its
the piece of the latter accidentally
.exploded, end „mu The Defendant had established a lead osastafetiory opinion.
mostly all of the churches and dissenting places of
lodged the cotitruts
. til the thigh of Ms companion, Borieek of Leirseter—Same day, at the Omagh of IA- at a place celled Broad-wall. at the extremity, of . Luna tr. xis TASTET i .:
worship. her Majesty was prayed for as sa Queers
which caused his death • few hours afterwards. cosier. . Waterloo-bridge. - . ... This case. which was orgeeil not Friday sat, WM
CA aoLINIt." Why this onsiosion should have token Coroafrp—Mondry, Nara 47, at the 011 of Oorrealry. Mr. GURNEY spoke in mitigation. The De- agar's called on. The Joni found three simostai
pianist the Abbey service, or what possible mesas A Romany WORSE THAN SACRILect.-On wanstridars-ganss jay," Warwick.
leant was preceding. as fast as the weather amid VIZ. a aunt (f a 4,0001. as the four first comma of
eau he stated to instify it. we eve at a loss to con- Tuesday night last. when the Managers of the Me-
.....-- - = ------ permit. in elevating the chimney, sottish, it ‘ves en- declaration; and if diet need um be sustained. '
jecture. Mr. Pat:melt, the minor comm. who thodist Soup Entablishment in Skipton, had retired thy found %Aim of
_sts.atol. oo the 10th .
officiati Win time forenoon. is:. K.-Novel St. George. to their dentiora, some villains with • false key Sunday morning the body of a newly-born in- peered, Mould entirely obviate the napanat.
flosolph-1 . a mil 'census of St. NON sod the tittered the soup-house. and emptied the large fe
lt was discovered. wrapped up ins pair of coarse The SoLlostea-GanzaaL denied this. 40 the iocsaa thei.Ohld itiat,ho w* thee a mat
41b hey. stud one Sr the ten •priests in (military to his boiler of its contents, with which they got clear off, clths, at the beck gate of Carlton Palace, with evidence produced ea The trial. has which it apr. a Limpid imbilicsiesteala IiIIMET. brigs% she 414 i
*Aimee. The Rosa Flintily woo prayed fors but and by this means deprived many pour families of • several incision,. se the threat. It was carried to peered that some of the lead am milted with antis. awed amigo* slweiligisisi# tig fie leashes.
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wit llm eh test opinion !node to RetMAJIIIITT. an anticipate/1 gone, and wholesome meal. the hasoahosee fax an incise*. ... .. ..... , mony..and WNW. WWI tisitHic;., plc The Vivellarisitinit •opuseurt that
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