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London, England, 1822-09-20 00:00:00

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hit waif 311a1kinse &cirri bid its Ski Su rd
ersebbie be Neeket p b.t sews weatiser peOrksg alms sit Yaks
Lsy at anchor in Cosee‘teida tie Mote day—two../A tot 111
idea fersesititt, Air It win illsesiralik tinse due prattler el the
-new &glad Code aseened so navvy dot tined the seiretal amon;
ben with the animus= *tunnies.

On Tatudaf, a Stili bread bits the Fast lairs* Sprat BPS
the Hon. C. A. Peliwit, in his lb* Mem, a nine a. EL
beamed Yee peter. as a preparatory ; sod at ten o'clock. as a gm
beiag ind k the 114, the several &mbar; wound b 1 their
yachts to the Fakes, to receive the Champdowe's lastwoctiont.
abbe rejoined their Falits. at dem o'cleek the signal to
weigh was nude; and, with as alacrity ashy eaindled by his
Majesty's ships of ore, ske lest wad ieed knobbly getting up
techsrs, and watching the motions at the Cenmaddra, whir
parody twisted the sigma tb tom Saes the liens having
ashes their *Spectres anti is, the tioadraia heat op towards
Illpithead; and a the lea end at the ao bke the Faired
baling the sigma liar the smith evointiod, viz. to dime the
order at sating so too lbws, the bet were and ran large in'
awe ovismno—the sorboard Sae being had by Mr. romses
adinther Dribs. and the istioneed by lard lbsativisis schaaper
Mary. Ponta( a costae to die Northward of the Brandthu
Owing width tithe the arab= was joined by Admiral Sir
Jams Warms% in his yacht Sylph). the yachts were seed to
enter Sowthurigammear, and. proceeding as high as Ned.,

Abbey. preseuted a most Mirada( apparsoce. The Comma.
dare them tacking, sedated the do& Nat to be resumed, and
the matAnsivres doom the dui formed a lively contrast so AO
elect at the squadron lobes susaing. The Commodore, asakbg
for Com. a mama time hoisted the signal for a doable Not to
be farmed, and at about six odor& r. as. the squadron anchored
is the Roadstead.

This Meeting Words a proof of the rapid ulnae. of nanticat
science in the asossesrs of sang; and theses the seams brides
Is draw to a tier, yet the assemblage al sixteen vessels thews
the spirit with which this landeble asessrment is perm&

FEMALE COURTSHIP.

Two or three leeks whets your swan wants a kiss;
Two or three ones when he bids you say ye.
Two or three mules when you suer the no,
Two or three frowns if he oilers togo;
Two or War baths when astray for small cbre,
Two or three tears, though yor aittl tell for vial r_
Two or three letters.whets your vows are begin,
Tem or throe quartets before yes UV, done;
Two or three dances to make you loam;
Two or three hours in a velem sit close;
Two or three starts when he bids you elope,
Two or three gLutces to intimate hope ;
Two ur three pauses before yea are iron,
Two or three swoonings tole; him press on;
Two or three sighs when youre wasted your teari,
Two or three hums when the dupla"' appears;
Two or three squerets when the band's given sway,
Two! or three coughs when you come to " &yr
Two or three lasses may have.by these rhymes,
Two or three little ones—two or three times t

Sunday, the balms of ntarriage were pet up betWiets two couple
of !rotaries to Hymen, in the parish of St. Mary the
Dover. This is the only solitary instance, since the. paysliggb
the dslestalWe Marriage Act, out of a population of !OA= per-
sons in that parish, a:though before the obnozions dansesiessed
•-here were ten or twelve coopk-s every Sunday !
Dr. Maros, formerly Fellow of on, married the Widow of
Dr. trrri.s.roy, whom be sneeeeded.in his living. He sal4 co
OCCitiOd of his marriage—" That he had not bad much trouble
about the match, as be found her sitting r
On Sunday afternoon, between one and two eeinelk, b
large prpoise was seen in the Thames, just apposite
gate, and and continued in sight a long time. one ping farther than
London-bridge. Lis jumping in and out of the wailer afforded
in ucli amusement to acute thousands of persons assembled on the
sire, f the River, and ea Loodon-lAidge. On some boats pet-
ting off cowards it, the porpoise wean of with inerethide swifts
ncs4., divivg often, and huolly escaped from ks pastors.

IN,ralesday selinialit, at Chilton, Dear North Shields, a girl
w.. had gone about a quarter of a mile for water, whilst at the
wet was seized by a ferocious boll dog, that find apse the earl
cf her leg, and literally tore it to pieces. Several females present
in vain endeavoured to extricate tbe unfortunate sufferer, whose
screams were frightful, and. had not some men arrived, wbo
fen:cl the animal before he would quit his hold, her earthly ca-
rcer MUSE have been speedily ended.
.1 dog was seen on Tuesday afternoon, on the road between
Hartfield and Cowden, with evident signs of madness. His
destruction was at cnce determined on, and a Genet:man on
horseback observing a sportsman in a field, rode to hen. for the
purpose of Shouting it. The sportsman kindly consented, and
shot the dug in the head, but not mortally : the ang, to the
terror of the by,tarders, immediately ran off; be w.L., closely
chased, :led after three hours hunt, was kilted at Il.rtfield.
ILI-TILICATIIIMIT or AN:XALS.—Yesterday J. Brooks, a carman,
was brought up its Gaildital., ctratged by 'Mr. arrin, of Gal-
way, with iiidresiing a horse, while being Loden at the door of
his masters, Messrs. Drew, Steel yard, Upper Thame-street.
Mr. arm, whik poser ,;ut iii, c.rri.sge, witl:rowd the brutal
violence of the r riumtr, and immediately repaired to the Jos-
tin-room, Gutkuhall, asid laid an informant= Upon &oaks
being placed as the bar, •r. :Wynn said, " Before I proceed to
*tau: the ground., for convicting this man, I beg to say, that I
have waited upon his mister to enquire as to his general con-
.duct, and bis master assures me that he is an honest man, and
that be b particularly attentive and kind to hi. horse, as far as
regards well feeding and claming him; but his master also says
that be is a passionate man. Now with a hope that this proceed-
ing may have the effect of teaching bun to nab his passim, I
win go no further if he will acknowledge Ins fault, and promise
never to repeat it." The defendant readily compiled with this,
but at the some time endeavoured to soften down the dug*
by saying, be had only given the animal three stripe, with the
small end of his whip. which would hurt nobody. Mr. Martin
tepffed, that be was loggias the horse when be came up, and
wine he stopped his cattuf;e, and after be alighted be found the
defendant at it still lie understood the poor animal's offence
was Siting up his feet occasionally to rest them, which they
would ail do upon pavement. Now he would give. this man a
recipe. If his bone Shashi be again thus tresbiesoar,ge wbiges
in his ear, e'Ton are a pod horse, and I am a bad iman.w.—
Brooks shook his brad as if he bail but Ink faith is this re-
medy; and after some flanker calloquy, the defendant was dis-
charged on paying coos.
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Puce or invi..—We MT the fonoleh2il paragraph, to tar
hope that the London brewers will be induced to imitate their
I Wile brethren :- The porter brewers of Dublin have at bark
yielded to the general iiessaad for a reduction in the price of that
article. At a liessing on Saturday, they filed it at S 1 17s. 6d.
per hhel. to the retaikis, which will enable them to sell it at Si a
quart. with the same profit as hitbetto. It was sold, however, an
lienday, ioweeiostas.ce, at Sid per quart."
Coss liacnasor, Ma er.t.are, Serranaeallo.—We bad a low
keabig large anent of Wheat and Henry this mare: ; from the
Sella west, bet Omar sum** of that yeses growth et the lir-
met article sold at Ilnorisfe prices; bust there was hule defog
in obi Whim, althorn* aimed at resisted prime. New lihrity
is Is. per quarter hewer, owing to the intreseed arypip, ad the
miss were heavy at that akettenerot. In Bte.ti Pies, and Om.
there is no alteration.
Surrnrieut !buten, Semmes 1111...-We bed a Win=
et desciirtisiss of meat. whit* tagethre wok grime
twee ken bast Market day, nude a relight*, appearance a aell
she Butchers not ban disposed to piscine. the saw of envy
article was very heavy, and arm onsibeeloo•Cerewit pekes:
144 Ss. Od. w 3e. fail par wane os albs.; Aare, tla. Oi
se Ilk dd. Vai dn. mi. t. N. Pork en OIL se 3a.
lank Ined•anna.nti.eadairaa landlan Dom, NO; alms,
SW; Ma.; PIM glia-14bY ssi am, pis
bid; iii, fL Se. le 1-. tat (I.ver,4L On. In IL Inn Straw,
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