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%kb k kilo! abliattibe *was
*bias sons art tasted in story;
••• Who never were, nor will be, skim,
Not shrink frinn death sad gility
Then strike &it harp, end bid ltbieell.
With bowing bowls before ye,
••• •A. •z. to die land in which wesivrell•—•
To England !—Europes glory!
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Blow land, beyond aU lands afar,
elsd is the Waters, •
With lion-hearted soasin *hr,
And Beauty's tearleis &lighters.
Go ye, whose discontentell hearts
Midair) the joys bifort ye—D.
00, seek'a home in 'firreigis pkft)a,
Like Englami !—Europe's glory!,
*hetber in sultry•duaufs r rove,
A solitary stranger,
Or seek the foreign fair one's leek,'
When kirk dwelt and danger;
Where will yes Aid domande biker'
With social'sweets before 'yam,.
Aisnd so great, so good as this,
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Bftwwro,N,JAudißY

At the Twelfth Nig—"."--ht Entertainment at the Pa-
tact, 'en Tuesday evening, his Dilainatt was in encel-
lent health And spirits. The scene. which the-State
. Apartments on that occasion displayed, was one that
dazzled the eye and gratified the understanding.—
....The tout ensemble -was indescribably brilliant, and
tam which. way you would, the coop irfara was cap.
_ The immense -plurnecalre, which, entire,
hod a gorgeous and sparkling appearauce,was divided
into. niultiplicity of slices, each slice having an
ornamental envelope, with its ritualser,-ind the aggre-
gate exhibited in pyramidal forms, arches, Ike. with
such embellishments as could render them the more
inviting to the eye, and acceptable to those for whom
they were intended. According to,the number drauss
each possessed his share, and during the enlivening pro-
cess of distribution, smiles and buoyant sipivits were
universal. *A pleasing feature in these, rpecies of prize
favours was that to each packet of cake, another gift
from the SOVERSIGH was involved, consisting of a box
of sweetmeats, or some glittering trinket in silver, pearl,
pr ivory, to the delight of the gainer of it; and many
of which,- we doubt not, will be carefully preserved,
and occasion the source from which thy emanated
to be recollected 'in the-afrer time, when the spring
of life shall bre past, maturity have had its summer,
autumn its iellections, and decay be verging to its
inns in the silvery winter of age.
• As-on theformer occasion, the spacious Concert-room
-was used fdr the Ball. .and here the gay .and happy
shrntigAlisported on " the light fantastic toe," until two
o'clocic on Wednesday morning. _

~• . SESSIONS.
.
. tesOrrility, /Imes Brawwas indicted for stealing
Irrunteou,minces of silver; theyroperty of his master,.
itlarrett.
• Thomas. Thomas, a pawnbroker, residing at No. 314,
in the riorough; Stated that the piisoner brought to him,
I)4ss.be otb of November, fourteen ounce. of silver, the
trimmings of a inamifactory, for side. 'rile prisoner said
they ttga4 hii brother's property, but that he would sell•
them m hi' own account: Perceiving that the Sitter.
oetonind to a marrufactory, witness suspected it was
Molex ,Property, and 'sent for an officer, 'who appre-
hended the prisoner.
tiesittle Bennet, journeyman to William Barrett,
srl-
o No. IS, Ikedcross-square, Jest in-street, de-
.posedk.tb4t -the prisoner was in Mr. Barren's employ-
ment on the 6th of November. and used to turn the
worker' where the silver was deposited. The clippings',
silierprodhced were-such as would occur in thebusi •
'isms Copld swear to one ingot, as he ha 4 worked'rpon
it en the Ist of November. The prisoner left the shop
at halt-past ten on the morning of the6thof 'November.
and never was eakrusted with clippings.. •
Crowesamined.—Severi hands were generally cm=
ployed in the k. certainly it was ia the power pf
others at work to steal the clippings.'
John Kinsey, the constable, found the silver upon the
person of the prisoner, who, upOn being questioned as to
44 place of abode,gaire a false address:
The prisoner, wAo to a miserably imbecile creature.
`said lie had stir; before committed ait offence; that he
.had a passt. Will and a child, who likd no one to,
peotect: but himself; and. thitifie_hal served his,
Xintan‘Fnery.ieveral 'years. Thdlet--:Orri4.
Ile . up Mt. Barrett; and inked/dm,
whether e prisoner had-told the With r
' j4lr, Barrett replied= that he hid.' The Unfortunatt
map bad, he said, be attentive to his business always,.
• was the father 9f the family he spoke Of, and Was very,
poor; and never had, to the knowledge of witness, cont.,
Mined any act of the kind before, although a large
waritity of trimmings was missing. •
The m:raisin then addressed the prisoner, and told
• him that what his master had just stated would have
she effect of abating the degree of punishment.
The prisoner, who had been sobbing loudly, became,
cheerful at hearing of this assurance. •
• The Ilaconnzu then said, the 'sentence ol' the Court
upon ro4 is, that you be imprisoned in the house eat
Correction to bard labour for six months.
The prisoner 'cried aloud : and his unfortunate wife,
who stood behind the bar in expectation of a more liberal
eaercise of the discretion of the Conet,,shrieked aloud:
•A poor boy, named Smith, who bad: been wrecked in
she fraledonian Off (ireenwich, was found. 'guilty o
stealing acme trifling articles 4 dress from his landlady.
It appeared that the pops creature was in. a most de-
ployable state of indigence* and had suffered so dread-
fully from. the shipwreck as to require medical attend-
Ace from the moment 1;e entered the prison.
Fie was sentenced to be imprisoned one month, and
OP. to then discharged. . . -

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A fatal accideetamnreed ou Thursday, on bond one
alb. stesuh-boats, at Liverpool. A rivin,'irs
a *tate of intozicatior4 in endeatiouring to light his pipe
at• the furnace of the engine, was, by a slight motion.of
• the vessel, threwn amongstthe machinery, and instaa,
'anomaly crushed to death, . ,
• Three chihtten of Daniel Butler, of trimghtoo, just
Debra! the Ark. Mill, Salford, were suffocated ui their
hurt,-on the eve sOng of ChriSIXIIK D4p. The bsek•mgi,
• Ibr• sense unatepeated4be stuns beds` taken fore, and
There being ttedhheney itti the thirdree's room, and she
door closed, the poor meatuses perished by suffocation.

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lasr„viNst Itonstorr4 • YU*
40, mita oroftni wits indicted tor. itp t;4o.,ak
hiadkerchiefs out of the Chop. of sla.poire•
brokerip-,Several witnesses were called: Whetreeed thet
'the prisoisertook them, was seen to run, and to throw
them away from him a few minutes before he was over-.
taken and apprehended.—The" prisoner is.a lad. appa-
reittly about 15 years old, of a respectable itppearances,
He denied having committed the robberyitiusd called his;
master, and several others, who gave him a very good
character, and stated, that they had never known him
accused f any offence before.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and. having,
been informed that his master would take him into his
employ again, recommended him to mercy.
.bir.CONOT lamented to see a boy such has the pri-
soner, found guilty upon evidence so cle, but hoped
that this would be a' warning through life.. The sen-
tence of the Court was, that he should be imprisoned
seven days.
John Billihgton was indicted for stealing a handker-
chief from the person of William Button, in the parish
.of St. Clement Danes. The prisoner was veq young
in years, but had the appearance of an old offender.
The Jury found him Gstikyt
The CHAIRMAN told him, he believed the only way
to save his life would be. to send him- abroad for the
term of seven years. The boy pleaded earnestly for
mercy, and denied having stolen the handkerchief—
but said a person unknown to him bad thrust it into his
bosom, which he immediately returned to the prosecu-
tor. He has no father—but has- a mother, who lives
as cook in a Colonel's family, and who was in attend-
ance with several other persons yesterday to speak to
his character, but, by: some aecidentovere not here now.
Thetimassart, with his usual levity, which be al-
ways exercises whenever the least hope of improvement
in a prisoner's character can beentestained,delayed pro.
nouncing sentence at present. . .

John Smith, aged ten, and William Thomas, aged
seven yea: s,weve indicted for stealing twofeithers, value
Iod.- The Jury found them Gael", and the former was,
sentenced to two, and the latter tocine asonth's
sonment, during which time they are' to be kept whited
labour, and both to be once privately -whippid.
Jahn :Wiliam, the nian Who was ciirliniitted" from,
Bow-street on Thursdaz, for obtaining tribitey on edge
pretences from' D. Jones and Michael Stattery,swas put
to the bar to take his trial for the latter offitacel •
Michael battery 'stated the facts. r•
.An officer friaird the Navy Mee proved that the'pri.
toner had made no demand for wages there:. and that
stamps were not neeessary to. receive wages—he could
not positively state that no wages were due to him
The Jury, without a moment's hesitation, returned a
Mr. Jones, with leave of •the Court, declined protws
curing The prisoner War sentenced to twelve asoaths:
hard labour. • J. if:,
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WESTMINSTER eoriAT OF REQUESTS,
CASTLIFiIIana tauctsraitmwass JAMIAST 8. •

Lrx v. Rontra.—Both the plaintiff aid defendant in
this matter were natives of the Emerald Isle. How
MarYLeei.the plaintiff, came by her English-looking
name did not appear, but all the test about her was
essentially Irish. Upon being asked what her demand
was, she handed in the following bill of particulars :
• Mrs . "Dr:- to Mary Lee.
assts. To six weeks nursing in lying bus. aril atteadinz
iikinoise to eight into lodgers, mix viesks; it
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ithipiared very egeklicit ; but what , said Mrs"
Itonin to is? Why, that the didn't owe Moll Lee a brass
farthing. nor .a copper one either, for the matter of
that ; and still more, if saying was not enough, she
would-take her Bible oath of it therefore the said Moil.
Lek was called ti; on to' make out her case,,• and the
answered the call with all the promptnekt of an Irish.
woman—" Now, you Mrs. lionin, how can yOu pretend
to blarney the good Gentlemen, Goo fur ever bless 'cm,
after that fashion? Is it me that did not wait upon you
for six whole weeks? Is it. ms-that did Not wait upon
your eight men lodger% Pat Murphy; and Phil O'Neal.
and Tim•O'Shaughuessy, and the rest of 'ens? And did
not I cook at) their praties, and all their meat—other),
they had any—.the stone,thiampingleilperes? And did
not I do all this for six blessed weeks, at the pike of a
Shirkingr a-day, and nothing at all. at . all for Sun-
days? and now you won't pay me, that you won't.".
Here Mrs. Mary Lee bad exhausted herself, and Mrs:
Renin, who had been. with much difficulty restrained
all this. while, now said her say t— Why, you wicked
crater, Moll Lee; isn't it myself that used to give you
a waits I
.victuals, whell yourself was half starving up in
the garret? and when wa, ale straw, sure
enough-..with my little ittsbiy here (and up she held the
young Bonin) could I. keep yon out of nay room, Moll
Lee? Yon know very well the day that I was spacke.
less in a manner, and when f toid you to lie off soft you,
the devil a bit you'd go. but ssai4 there, helping to suis
up:my little drip of the whiehey-tbat Pat had sent in to
'comfort me. And as tosroy eight men lodgers, wis'nt
you always going into tieir room-whether they would
or no? It was ssarlaceo of you, Moll Lee, that's what it
was, whestise poor fellows'straw beds were uponthe floor.
And then yen cooked for 'ens, did y6u? !Am look me
in the face; Kroll, and answer me, would they ever trust
you :yid half a pratie even ? Now there'i my • Cousin,
ltonin, he's one of 'cm you know, and he'll testify
for me that you've only pulled me up here beam you.
.couldint pay me your own bit of rent for lodging in the
garret, and for which I brought you here myself the
Last week that ever wits; and that fat Gentleman there,
.with the gloves on, said as how you must pay me."—
Ned Itonin was now put in as a witness, and by his
examination it appealed, that Mrs. Ronin and his eou-
i sin Pat kept an glaring iiouse, near Bloomtbury-square,
and not far from St. Gite:s church,- containing four
looms ; the two‘ lower inks of which were occupied by
the Itonins, baling hinge'; and that Ise, with levets
others occupied the first door, which was all in one
room*, and that Molly Lee lived in the other first floor,
nest the shy, washing the frisk jotteknectirshirti on a
:Sunday. while they rands 4 shift without thein,:and for
iihiCh..alt was paid; but that she was no sook,or swirl
4:1411-10.4 of theirs, for that each took his aunt to boil
the pratics io the copper in the cellar. It farther ap.
peered that Molly bad been summoned herself a week
:before for the, amount of rent due by her to Mrs. konin,
for her lofty dwellipg-ploae, and that she did mot than:
'claim any set-off: the Court; therefore, believing ihe
(whole thing to have been got up in a vinsEetire sptrit.of
Malin/ion, diareisaodthe ease,, to: the ignite chagrin •
Mrs. Mary Lee, the lady froni, Kari.

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'hirer
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Irabollbra-bely. at be *Me of Mb c M tint rinks 01
sebbbowst /Am, wad• rryl: afar
MO& Vale. ehaireejlithkilisiat a days elnebi genty of
doehy to a hiele all efill &hiss in ale
The elinfeinkil rotpidiftied- that be pheing WatleTkieay.
eiteeek PthajWlll oder fey, whoa iitentlos was *Awed
brthe feed of inamedtiely, oitott the
to dedpe,• °aimless= added,
that We Alba le heibelike 'bottle Magistrates teal to slew
the vlserberseiertiggeire other eddelelat that Whet they entrusted
the atenegeatmet dr ream bmre they met be as answerable for
their Midden sir ff thee wall tirbree by pelmets, of mere mature
years; and he hoped -11gieest totisliteese would in a great
der_p IL roduce the
Beanie andwirriZsewl.otainendedihe etiatientan's tan-
dem, and added, that ah the boy had desisted from bearing the
horse when called= to do se, they outdid testy subject him to the
payment of costs.
His master said thii, in ee of Waling some pay:stints,
he was not new prepared, bet if weft allowed he would call to-
morrow, and pay with thaudifulnelit;
The request was complied with, and the bad, moth rejoiced, left
the offer.
4tiEnt-tittiAtt.
Witham &ion anal hitafrabefe, eliestsid with being concerned
with Itopee, already committed tbechtesepting to rob, and firing a
pistol at .1: Collins on Sisodsyntght,in ratlthall Bridge-road, were
brought up; bet the deer being engaged at the Westminster Ses-
sions, had not had time to prodpte the attendants of the principal
witnesses : the priesoem were thereroarerocoded,
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SI AR SO RO UX4 101TREXT.
Yesterday being the. day appeitited for the tonal examination of
Jews Welsh, in custody upon a
•*arse of attempting to rob the
Enter Mail, on Monday Vieniug lasi at the aletwester Coffee-
house, Piccadilly,he enlisted et the isar.---The primers. appeared
is a different dresit from ;abet. he wire on the former day, but
squally fashionable, and Mr. Humphreys attended is his Solicitor.
William Ray, the guard of the Auxiliary Eseter hlitil stated the
particulars.
Mr. I•leir:ph:v.)4 did not to sere questions of the-wit-nester; and,
by his advice, the prison, said be should enter upon no defence at
present.--51r4luuphreissekikehat of course bail would be accepted.
Mr. Cosasasald certainly, provided it was unexceptionable, but
fortl7eight hours' indite mak be given. • .
• The prisoner items then ettaintlfteti until he Can proem* die neces-
sity balWhinuelf in seloo and two hinnekeepers to Alo each.
. 4r. kiewers stated, that a vet short time ago, )4r. Fages, comb
we, robbed in a similar 2113011 VT, of a parcel coati:Wog £i,900.

t ' ...,"' lIATTON GIA-RDEhr. . ,. I
atril4ralg, pawnbroker, is
.flaldwin's-gardens, appeared by
her mlieitor to answer the complaint of Mr. Garlick, piano-forte
maker, in King-street, Holborn. It appeared that one Goff, a
dancing-matter, informed Mr. Oat-tick, that a Lady, who lodged
in his horse, had comids4ithied hiss to procure a piano on trial';
that if she approved of it she. 1.01040 y for it, and if not, he would
pay for the hire. The instrument was accordingly sent, and pledged
by Goff the same night for foqi-teen guineas. lie afterwards offered
it fbr sate tts Mr. Lovektu, an instrument-maker, for ttvtnty.two
guineas. wholes seeing it, rasternbeted having shortly before seen it.
is Mr. Garlick's ' ',from the haw prier asked for It, supposed
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• altop.and... ewe.
all wax not right,. and communicated his unpicking to Mr. Garlick,
Whip applied for a Warrant against God wise has abscothlerl. He
that Save entice to Mrs. Armstrong not to deliver it np,, and when
the *Meer went libel', he found a man, who had unturned it, about
to take h away ; when be had it brought to the Oates end the Ma-
gistrate ordered it to be delivered up to Mr. Garlick..
IriXasts Benner and Joseph Stains, for breaking open a stable or
Mr. Thomas White, or C.Orporation:row, Cleritenwell, and stealing
chafer, harness; a bag of horse-hair, and nos pate of shoes, were
'filly Unternitted. • .
A Clatterer SeiteeMesterday & genteel looking wteriaft de&
'brought up, shorted:with bating created.an alurmini rict hi Chan-
egey.koe, on Ilmig4dly empieg. She was attended by her husband
On elderly Genttenem), vi was most assiduous in his attentlene
so her until the charge wasibutat to be preferredorben, enter item
a very superior respect for the Deitch, rir not entirely aelinieveledge
Ins the identity of man sad wisek,•he suddenly retired to an obscure
corner of the *IBM. The complainant, ain aster..teilor, in Chancery-
law, who remained m long in preparatiou to state his case that he.
was requested not to stop for his "'Elegant Extract Words," but to,
proceed in hurithle prose, ()buried that he would But she matter as
short as possible. " Picot your Worship," said he, "this wonau
alrises night kitk'd up s row, bred a wrangle, called me a thief,
sod swore rwis a vagabond."' On being requested to *drape this
quadruple charge into more minute.sections, he stated that her bus-
tle:3d bad been vending the evening with hisn,with other friends,.
etthen'ehe uttered the shop, qh-arged him itieb• having robbed beg;
debt irseeils. and on leasioothe .4teur in arm with her
banal he being Only forty yards before here she indulged in such at
strain*. to inflect a Mob:drone the door.
The fomman stated, that
,rin his entering the shop, he saw the
Lady looking evened, the parlour' exclaiming, " You dater! you
vagabond r—A Sulicltor appeared on behalf of the Lady. He
stated that the truth was, that the Lady's husband had been only
recovering from an inflammation of the leuge'and that instead of
staying at home to take hit toast and gruelrhe went to eonipleinant's
bens, to take his brandy and water ; she bad followed the some
there, and certainly expressed herself warmly op the cold nueutiel
Flu had treated her civilities. As the principal testimony want
,of the arearap, and as be mile stated' that he heard the espymilo
bet could not be positive to whom they were applied, the tome
plaint was dismissed ...I,mm some monocrat: • anomaly in die struce
cure of her (a woman's) toteitte, the Led, remained yr-study .siloot
daring
,the whole of the awful trial.
• • DIANSION-HOUSE.
Yesterday, Little 'Waddibston, Orator and Coal Mireham's
Agent; applied to the Lord. blayorfor l'ortrrant or summons, Coma
pellineer eannianding Snow, the emistable; to appear there to an.
meta roost serious charge - The application was made in sourness
a- matinee. that the Lord Mayor "legit his ear' to ble. Wadding:
.sac's charge with extraordinary gravity.' It tinted one thsk Wad-
,diugtou has been resployed by a Mr; Poole, a ecial-mertheat, to in.
!kiln the people of this atetropolfewbeew they owe get atilt cheap,
and bad consequently marshalled a set of standard of *banners
to bear these glad tidinge to every part. Snow, the tit/enabler hod
turned two of these men Oil the foot-path, end -air. Vlscutiostod
`came forward to see justice done to these injured menomd VI pro•
test the liberty of the itelliat, Which had beth intuited id their
persons. Mr. Littler pointed out to Mr. Waddington that these
men had each subjected himself to a penalty of Si. under Mr.
Taylor's Act, but Waddington knew. the law better than Mr.
nobler, and persisted in his complaiot.'
The Loan bfavva, bcorever, distnisied let, telling him be child
indict Mr. Snow, and that the place who* the odenee was come
misted was not in the Manalosalteme disuiet. • .
I. A id Barg- STREET.
c• Tetlentake, of Rutland-street, Commertial.road, wit shared 4
With an assault. 31e..5. Picket, of *oelt-suett, Retails, stated'
that he war escorting a lady honor Mt the Preadult id*, fivbed he
met the prisoner and ewe eompanloes in the Cosiessedid4midoeliii
the,defentiant pushed him into the middle of the sorid, Sind bedensi
on taking the Lady into !name possession, saying he bad iong bees
familiarly acquainted with her, and behaved in such 4 riotous mew
net, as drew a crowd roadtliont, when he rolled here ills sem
'At length he was taken co the wash-boure, when. he swam/ his
Wool:arse. The Magistrate highly reprobated his cesisiont, mai
him-to had bail., •• •
• MARY-LA.. BONNE OFFICE ..•
'Yesterday J. Richardi was cheesed with a Fraud. The irises*
*at to Mr. Jobstioa's wine-rieralapt„ in -/egentoneet, ander.
dried a paw of rem 'and a gallon WOE, with amp for a.lOl.
,site, to he seat to No. SO, Argplootato, width was accordbgly
I pent by the porter, when the prisoner ceetreveti to get the change,
from him, with which he demanded, and lift the porter to carry
the 'liquor back, bee without the note. He was, between soon
after taken by =USN of r hey, who met him casually In thir mum;
lend hawilog previseety known him, and beard or the band, peso
s
take to an eicesorim apprehended him. It appearedbe had taken
as apartment in Argyle- greet, for the mere purpose firand.—Flatly
committed &stria. '

• such is the elect of perseverance and indastry in.
Or science of Medicines abet great- irombena. many et erbeen.bad:
angered under eke wet rotund sad simians dtsisdsrs, tisbo
,wars. pronounced Word* by re opactalahtpte_tdento. and amid
&charged front Tio_kpftkle_ , have beet meowed tb paint bean by
the tenanted Dr. /TAW Arbor,. after slincia_attedsropoi-
iie" b sealed, so mane iftpoftflt Akita" Velarea
,kowever.bng and. desitflued In the babit.—Ernpaifse,. PAS*
;tbr Llmnr, °WNW elem. Dhow* el Silt,. Neese ea the gar
wow. Intorsala. nod Boer 'Thiokol, ere among, ft. gamines
'adds. Ineannutr, and *Edon wind* tftaely
datanee prow bud. The Doctor irarennad, dolly bipatkosair
bothente,.noln. Ibubeersee,.Soh.. sad• -
forttatrtegaboblien and Waterloo Roads, by parsons front ems:
, pan of the enmity, and by Lotter (if post paid) manias a fee. •

t; -NtELWENfigI
1r; - HUNTING.
~.s.Theirbekgieews Ilownde meet on Heesdnys. at Scheirer.'
13ridge I 'Tutuila;
.y. at Alderley Park ; Thursday. at Withingtou
Satnrday, Tallni House.
Sir eulsors, Monday,' at Elvedtatit HoUnt ; Wednesday, at
the' fielde leek. Bucklebury:
Uri Litileneoli Stathmands, on Thirritlay, at Gifford's Cross ;
Saturday. at Rennet
Misr %Varwicksbire Pot-bounds. Mondai. ,at ItftoilWood; tl6.
day, at Wolford flame; Thawing. lit Vagildharoogh 'Louie; Sias...
day, at Alealiken Pastures.
VIE GREAT PIGIIt.
*dist steins to have gone pit in WA hitting. of else the Were
must hive been ever in half the tinie. Leingril• against any one of
his else and weight will prove a teeter; Indeed:he is most vett: nit"
one of the onset men we ever wianessed. There west ins points
about the fight to dwell upon ; in a scientifia style Spring its serer*:
instances behaved in a most honourable manner; and when chi
second scaffold pee Way with the petsont *aim It, Spring pct down'
his hands, and his whole countenance underwent Rose smote set„;. .
tints oC feeling that do honour to his heart—he appeased-tick vr:in
fright, and his mind seemed to say " What shall, I do—shall I 1: a....
the ring, or fseht on?" Cribb, at the conclusion of the fight, s
to Langan," on are a brave man, indeed." " L swage semi a '
echoed Painter.
Whether MI" battle be considered wish reference to ha duration,
or the number of the rounds-which were fought,. is has no parallti
in the annals of pugilism : and whatever may, be had of Langan's
fondness for wrestling instead of in-fighting, for vetticli tilts: a de-
cided Predileetkin, be cannot bE considered anythirig.lesf.than a.
brave man, of considerable 'science and invincible courage. (If
Spring's bottom and scietu:e (in whkh latter he has no equal), there
mount be a question ; yet it may be asked why was Le so long in
deciding this battle?' Whatever may be his stopping,• shifting, re-
turning, and getting sway, which are all -esinuirable, be is not so
hard a bitter as many its .tae ring. Though Lesgra is a real good
One, Spring ought to, have licked hint in tallith, time and had his
capacity for administering punishment been e.qtyl to his science,
Langan could sot hate Stood up against him forty mittski.
Tho timmber of perstuis seriously butt by the falling deist seat--
folds at Worcester, on the dey of the egtst, is about twenty, and ss
many others. sustained trivial hurts. Of the keener, there are nine
in Worcester tufts macy with fractures ;..but on Thursday evening
there was no one dead. The wet*, wilt; that of a youth named
dslrenson' ion of a grevh-grocke at Worcester. fiestas underneath
one of the scaffolds whenit-gave Stay, had he had both Ws legs and
a thigh briskets, two of which are cosespoand framer/a. .
The only person from London hurt is Sir,, j'reby, s livery-stalelo-
keeper. who lies in the Inirmary with a compound fractured leg. i
Amongst those hi the town, Air. Sims, residing siiir 'Gloucester,
had his ribs broken, and a person who was so kiletatrorflimitee him
from under a plank pickiest his* pocket of : • ; •
A nsteting.uf the Sneers was held at ilwollatikok, Worcester.
the slay after the fight, before a Noble Lotpl, to 110 Aiwa Tor, their
assistance in keeping the ring, and, after racivoig InseratioMpen-
cation, they all left for Birmingham. • • " • -
• Spring and Ann.* winfordered 01.tearlin ICI rich eel if the
matey eolleettel. . • . .

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At Ratar.!louse, ow the 24th whim), Mr.. Nitition!,•of son.
Jaa. i, to Dublin, Ate I..ady.ot Major °bin, of a daughter.
Wectoosday, fleeing, Niro. 'voodoos. at pwn. irootaq Intidlog rt
No. 4, bleard's-cssurs, Dean-wart, Suhu, of tiger children—tdu
girls and a boy.

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On the'lltit instant, at Tbrovriey, kesst, Cbrimpbee llod:sen,
Esq. a. Great Dean'slard, Westalinster, to. Nee Kik of WaLoi:-
now-name*, Surrey.
Wednesday, the Rev. George Cessmaidkank, Le West Chart-
t.tans. Somerset, to Rosa, only sisaitgleauttke lira Captain Rubric
'Nay, of Madras.

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relict of the /lop. and Wet Rev. James Yorke, hits askop of
Ely, and daughter of tte Wight *c4% Dr: bilk Madlos,'fogillerlY
Bishop of Worcester. = " • • •
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