Star.
London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

JOE MILLER.

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The following is the Insctiption upon Joe Man‘s
Tombstone, now standing in the Church-yard, Por-
tugd-sueet, Lincoln't lnmlelds:
Hen no the «main: of
homo! Joe Miner.
who was
3 under hutbond,
_ a sincere friend,
I heedou companion,
‘ Ind an excellent email».
Hedeputedthhllfethe 15th dayof
Auto-t. Inward 54 mm
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The hun’ms, witty, boat, from the gran. ~
11w grave hadnot no noon this tenant found, '
Whom hooray, Ind wit, and humoul crown’d. ,
Could but esteem and huff-one our breath.
And (and no longer [min I stroke of death,
nesuakeofduthonumhadhtcrfell, '
Whom all mankind uteemfd md 10".! so well! usuct.
Prom taped to social worth.
awn: qualities, and hintionie excellence, «Wm-ted by
poeticulenthhumbblife, the thou tawdptloo. whkhtitne
hadnurly oblhented, he been "ed “4 tnmfe‘rndto
thh'ttone, by otdu of Mr. Jarvis m, Cbuchwuden.

Am. 1816.

MR. CHARLES 111.4 THEWS.~

manor or A “In" LITTER nos: new 103:, 1
bdrm SEPTEMBER _l6. l
u The r rt‘which’ met comedian MAI-news. asl
he approach); our coast “'35. thatthedeaths hy fever‘
averaged about 140 per day l and that the who;
dancy quopulalion. in Trinity church-yard. was such
as to have made it necessary to dig a canal between
that ‘ quagmite' and the river! This ﬁrst View of
the promised land, which should have been ﬂowing
with milk and honey, did, according to the accountl
of one of his shipmaies. scare the comedian not a little, ‘
and almost fag/Ital kit [Mu/roan it: propriety ,- for
‘to («‘ng the face of a comedian, goes tar towards‘
‘spoilin it. He was, it seems, very air from ﬁnding
thimselfat hone amozg us; and had come to a 760-:
Julian that the city New York should not be his
long home. So determined was he not to he bulletin?!
among the dead, that he is now numbered among the
missing. What is come of him I cannot tell you'; I
have heard that hevas sleeping onza straw bed omhe
}- other side of the river, in Jersey. where, of course, all
‘the ma beds would be 'in requisition before his at.
‘rivnl. His ﬂight added some lime to the 3mm!
gloom here, for several. whose love-of laughter does
not desert them even in these trying timeiyuent down‘
to inqnite after him ; and, proof as they _wereagainstg
the fever, had their faces a little (outlined, on ﬁnd-
ing that he had a hopped thetwig,’ anus. deserting u"
in our utmost need. This, however, was but ai
transient gloom, and soon lgave way to the mid“.
tion derived from the we] -founded hopes that My,
Mu'nzws would live to laugh uaolltcrday.-—We are
all sale and well.” ‘ ‘

Ta: Buaor 010,068”. _--Mr. FITZPA‘I‘RICK, the‘
Chief Clerk at the Marlborough-street‘mﬁce, hatjllgt‘
returned from Ireland, where he has been in, atteud~‘
ance before the Spiritual Court of the Sec of Armagh, ‘
with the depoeitions taken.” Marlborough-meet in
the caseof the Bishop of ClOgher. The proceedings
in the timer evidence are dosfd. the usual citations
issued, and the formal deprivatiou of Percy Jocelyn is
on the eve of taking place.
NIW.DAY I’ol.ka new day police has .heen‘
established anew-street, arid upon a plan which}
pmmimlo he of very essential service in rotecting.‘
Ithe Public from those daring outrages andeepreda.
niom which have lately becometo prevalent in the
Metrepolir. Three parties, each consisting of eight
men, and a conductor, selected for his. ex rience
and activity, are to bethus disposed of :—'l§:e ﬁrst.‘
under John Smith, a, very old. ofﬁcer. is to patrol
‘Holborn and the adat’cent Squares, Lincoln’s‘lan
ﬁelds. mundane. ‘ mt-gstden. and Leis-ester
“para ;. around, under Dav; Herring, the Stand.
Baum-street, Pall-mall, Piccadilly. and Oxford. ‘
m 9 :. “tithe third, copducted by Drew, to. watch
Whitechapel and.qu naghbourhood, endj portion
of 1110 39:003th Southwatlt. 'lhey.are to distrie
have yhcmelm judwgndy..sangl 1,0 when dull 9's
Maren-the paruinﬁanilbc t:h¢ged,._ai:§y, event!)
in new ‘ ; e n t m. e‘uuie, rc-
‘lief to vary including wﬁlem of the days. guy
went on duty for the ﬁrst time on Friday morning.

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themaid-servants loading , ‘ trinkets. anrl'domg,‘
other. sen-ices, thisehivalrons Lad; deiﬁed, the.
'place during asierof nine days. , to!!!)~ . “we-1
riority of force .w ich was insight. agatnst hernshe‘.
”length surrendered. The c , e was aﬁerqartlsydrs-l
inantled by repeated sie es, and so ruined thaut was.
unﬁt for areridcnqe.. 'léhe present seat of the family
is within about a mile from the old Castle. It was
ﬂuighed in 1776. TheJues‘ent Lord is Brand
Amndel, Who' 'sncceeded his father in 1817- He
married Mary, sister to therlteyof Buckingham: '0
18] I. As yet there is no issue. ' . . ‘
The mansion is openly almost constantly to VlN-
tors, and a servant attends, who shew: them “"0031?
the principal ﬂoor, in different apartments Of Whmh‘
the pictures are contained, A'headof St. Bernardin,
by Titian, is a masterpiece of that master-Bmm; It
seems almost the head of the Saint preserved. 5° “3
pressively and boldly are the features delineated. A
head of the Virgin. by Carlo Dolci, is also '03”! 34'
mirable for the pensive henignit ‘ and heavenly te—
signation of the countenance. Ilot far from these
there is a portrait of St. Jerome, by Rubens. WHO]!
is in the ﬁnest style of that master. There are alto-
gether 250 pictures in the collection. chiefly of the
masters abovementioned, Vandyck, Holbeinh Sir G.
. Kncller, Raphael, Domenichino, Teniers, 'Cluude
Lorraine, Annibal Carracci, and Sir Joshua Rey.
nolds, which are undoubted specimens of great va-
riety and beauty. .
. In the hanquctting~room of the old Castle there is
. an interesting series of old prints, illustrative'of the
eventful period of Charles the First. On the chimney-
piece are several cannon-halls that have been found
since the siege, with several other curiosities.

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