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London, England, 1825-09-08 00:00:00

1/ 'The hfazistrate did net .conelder-this to be necessary,
ing out the consequences te. the defendant. if be,
his present conduct, asked ifierierettld promise
&tare? . • . • • .
The defendant eepffed
.fsk Ate alarnsative, and,
satisfied, the case was dismissed
:1 blacksmith, named Stelog, ass hrollet
officers of St. Saviour's, for deserting his wife.
mutual recrimination tuck plata boiterseirthrepartiae.
Gale, the beadle, proved that the defendant% -
assistance from the parish.
Sarah Saaby, the wire, said, that Weed'. Woman •
a man, she was with 11W &abr. He _was a desuted
sere, said she, befog% neuriage, and had promised,:
regularly to find the *tussle dnelthaand drinkables
were they man and wife than.. be cut l*er et to
She complained to him of his stiitgidess' recalled
promises, and deelkred het detinatinati;b of linitdng
he continued to starve/ler life h
Saaby here inteertapted hie ppecnot sarifts "
don't run on at that rate "then addressing the hfagil
Worshjp," said he, " that ere woman is idling you all
you are Sall; you knots, I cautht you' with Jena
closet. I don't wish Oa say any More. year Worship,
you likes; and thighs the reason I deserted her, .and It
care of a man who had just as meeb right te her as I
The wife exclaimed bitterly against the defendant,
had accused her of that which never entered her hem
since she was made a proper woman of. She knew
to be sure. but then he was hr tUtdoset fora very
to that which Mr. Saxby would impute-to them.
The Maghtrate said, that be did not feel disposed
more of the secrets of the closet; the facts of the
proved, and unites the defeedint entered into an a.
five his wife a weekly sum to keep her off the parish,
send him to stiztoth;
Saxby—Ob, your Honour, it's a hard rase upon
been married to her five days, and a bad. bargail
it f for Goo's sake, Sir, am to be saddled with het
Magistrate—For life : you were bound to support
flashy, in despair. clasped his hands together,
.oh, this is a hard case that I am to stand the
Mot Jem Gibbon to pay as well as myself?"
/lathy Was liberated upon arranging to pay his wife
during her life.

TOWN-HALL.
Mr. Brett, stable-keeper, in 31ason-street, at the)
and Dumb School, in the Kent Road, appeared to.
plaint of several inhabitants, for ezerciting his horses
the adjoining streets. The Magistrate informed kiml
'Alder Mr. Taylor's Act, subjected himself to a penalty
than £5 nor kw than 40s. when he gave his promise
nuisance) and the proceedings were dropped.

The Non.freemen of Maidstone have-
selves into a Society, to watch their interest
their right of voting at elections, Su. in
The first Meeting was holden at the Bull
and was very numerously attended. Mt
presided. The Meeting is to be holden mow
The introduction of the dagger as a par
Arms, instead of the plain cross which wa
used, and the title of Lord prefixed to ;lir
don. was first conferred by RICHARD 11. in
of Sir WILLIAM WALWoltTles killing W
Smithfield.
When Goz.nmstru's comedy of She Stoops
was rehearsing. he was at great pains in ir.
actors. On the first representation, he was
displeased to find the representative of Diggor
as an Irishman. As soon as Diggory came Off
GOLDSMITH asked him the meaning of
by no means intended for an Irish character.
replied he, gi I spoke it as near as I cpuld
tier in which yuu instructed me, except
give it quite so strong a brogue." It is ail
to add that GOLDSMITH was an Irishman.

A serio-conic incident occurred yesterd
in Newington Butts. The horse in a chili,:
a Sheriff's Officer, whose name, we hear
land, together with his assistan►, and a prisoner
them, took fright, when opposite Mr. S
shop, near the Elephant and Ca.tle ; the h 4
and kicked so •iolently that the officer and
sought their safety by jumping our, whle
man fen against the dashing iron, and w
time stunned. On recovering himself ht
get out of the chaise, and took an opportunl
confusion, and the officer's attention dive
through the crowd, and make off through
livery :tab;es, to the great amusement of the

MARRIED,
At llnirtown, on the 31st ultimo. Captain W. E.
Majesty's 334 regiment, to Nam S. G. Dufl; eldest
' R. DoE, Rog. et' Muirtown.

On the 30th ultimo, at hisleoTtee, in the Me of
,q-oneyears. Liti:settant-one William Cunningham.
. _

nwrly of the Sikh resist** of foot, sad for many years
bee of the honourabie house of Keys.of that island.
At the Manse of Cairim, on the 60th ultimo,
Finiater, minister of that parish, in the 70th year
30th of his ministry.
At Stainnore Monday, Mrs. Blair, widow of
lonel Blair, and daughter of the late Admiral Charles
Saturday, in Hanover-square, aged 26, Mary, eldest
Sir Williena Wake, Rut.
Lately at Perth,* llttllllll named Delbert. Menzies.—
in 1746, when only sixteen years isf age, enlisted •
sixth Regiment. He first faced an errensy'r fire
Belleide, where he was wounded in the leg ; sod he pre-
' lent at the capture of the 'islands of• Martinique. Dominica, 'St.
lads, and Sc. Vincent's, from the French ; and arthe takiag of
ltd island of Cuba and cheeky of Havannah heat the Spaniards.
f& was discharged in 1964, inconsequence of the peace; but ire*
'leer he joined the seventy-brat Regiment, whisk was soon after
sent to America. Menales was at the battles of Long idzuhl and'
White Plain, besides some other severe skirmisher. In 1717 he
Iwo, at the battle of Brandywine; and in the sotoeqraelit year at
ac-siege of Savannah, in Georgia. In 177$ he fought Prizr's
Creek ; and he next formed one of the army which was besieged
*Savannah by the Americans mid Vrenita under Cann d'iistaign.
where'll* was Wounded in the shoulder. lie wxs also at the &ink-
ed. Canides, ant at theta Cowpen,and then at theengageblentof
Gall Used Cart, •Ht formed one of the army seder slaripris
CorDwidila when that commander was forced to surtender to the
pitrist forces under Washington and Rockanrheau. WWI the
peilaserswere seat home, Menzies, Who, in the coulee bt Ws ser-
vice* bad reached the rack of Quartermaster-Serjeant, wasdis-
*barged with a pension of one shilling per day; which thaie at the.
head of the affairs of our army refused to augment, because he
'conk/not produce bit first discharge, which was buried with a re-
lation to whom he had entrusted it, sad who was kilted at the taut
landing on the shores at ,Boston. Mensieallad two sons* who welt
both killed in haft e. He has kit a widow nesersestenvy years el
age, very destitute. His remains were &dolma .to the wee.
among others, by four veterans who *red nearly all his fortunes
while in the Fraser Highlanders. '

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*tires decelvtd
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al' a guinea* w,„l/4 •
thin; but no
to a shilling a day.
I to him his fume
siting his abode, d
Araw, old hk,
Magistrate, tob,
u all lies, patina::
Jana •Gibbon an ise
0'51'4, bar Ism,/
,ar,d left her to it,
I. as I h .I."
dant, who she
r head, at any
tries. Jem Gibit; .1
ry diffyrevu
Posed td hear a-f iu
the desettion wear
an arrangement s
parish, he shalt
.1
in me- llamas* I
in I ix* niadeei
het lone
port ben
r, and ejactdrtid,
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vete 41. pet whet 1
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answer the cwt.
ores& in that end
Yinii that he
snaky Of out ante
anise to is
•
• formed dim
rest as regards
that Barone.
Inn last wer4
[r. %V. CAlttes.
sonthly.
at t rf the City
was plevously
Mayor of Lon.
in consequence
NAT TYLER.is t
mpg to Conquer
instructing Le
was not a little
• Diggorp play it
t off ire stage,
this, as it was
racier.. 44 Si?:
Id to the man.
that I did tint
almost neellless•
n. •
rdiy afters*.
iise, containing 1
ard, eras Rat.
isoner between
mpson's china
hntse plunged
nd his assistant
le the captured
was for sOttle•
he managed to
snity, front e
vetted, to ,l.p
rough F•sher's
the spectators.
_
Sutherland, his
st daughter of H.
of Man, aged se-
unninghame, ter-
Iteala past a otens.
I.
), the Rev. Jolla
r of his est., and
Lieutenant-Cs-
ties Webber.
West daughter of
izits.-11enzier,
I in the seventy-
e at the siege of
lie was :Ike pre-
., Dominica, *St.
at•thetakiag of
as the Spaniards.
peace; but nest
k was soon after
Long kland and.
es. fn )717 Le