Star.
London, England, 1816-10-31 00:00:00

To explain Miss hawristi's Rrbus for her Prise,
Asid hair; made the City LITCIIVIZLD.
Date, o.lsher 48, 1816.

ANOtHER, FROM T. W. PORTSEA.
Bible or Building is The noblest object In :lie Works of Art.
Effulgence:or Eloqttence,l The brightest Gem which Nature can •
or an Emerald, is 5 Loper'.
Term or Time is '1 he point essential in a Lawyer's Lease.
itannony,orHappiness,l The well-known Signal in the time of
er Hunger, is S •
Peace.
Labouring, or Locating, Z The Ploughman when he drives his
b $ Plough.
Upraises* is , The Soldier's Duty and the Lover'. VoW
kieredutil is Z The Planet seen between the Earth
5 and then.
Z The Prise which Merit never yet
5 has won.
The Miser's Treasure and the Badge
i of Jew%
Money Is The Wite's Ambition, and the Par.
1 • eon's Dues.
•
The above ingeldous Expositor hat lent es two other Solutions
of the alma, one of which applies to Jawslon, and the ether
to 1 heaellseika.

Evesisstiag Life is

We learn that, after all, Mr. H*rou's gardener ,
has not been murdered in Sydenhain-wooda as was at .
first apprehended. It is ascertained that the poor
.fillnw had really been robbed, not indeed by the ban.
ditti who haunted the wood, but by a faithless lover,
who bid deprived him of bis heart. The caprisious
damsel, we underavaud, after promising him her hand,
gave it to another, and thereby 6 ftlasatiarg in his bones
a thorn: The love.sick gardener, took the matter
seriously to heart. In the hope of curing his malady,
he set out.on a ramble for some days, under pretence
of paying a visit to his friends. At length, on Sun-
day he returned to his father's house at Bromley i
anal to the old man he related the distress of his mind
Auto the love affair, and which was not diminished
by the consideration that, owing to his long absence,
he might have given offence to a valuable master.—
gia father cheered his spirits on the latter account,
and attended him home the same evening. On the
mom being explained. he was received by hi's master
yi4h, .J.l the letting and kindness the pour man's situa-
tap demanded.
„Last week a person of the name of Mendon, in
/lance, to prevent hit, AArJen being robbed, placed
&lasting gun in such a manner that the gate valid
ritst,be opened without the person receiving the coin.
tents of the gun. The robbers. perhaps aware of
this terrible preventative, mule no new attempt ;
and Mention forgetting his own system of &fence,
and being in a hurry to enter his garden, opened the
fatal gate. and received several balls in various parts
of his body. Though dangerously- wounded, some
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
ANECDOTE IIN"`NI Loan KAIMES.••••OpiRIOR and be-
lief are influenced by affixtion as well as iseepesudy.....-
The noted story of aline lady and a curate viewing
She moon through a telescope, is a pleasant illostra-
, 400 :-.-(6 1 perceive," says the lady, " two shadows,
Inning to each other—they are certainly two happy
kwri...o—.. Not at all," replies the curate, a they are
twwpf,p4s of a cathedral r
MEMARANDUNI gXTRASSAINAKINI..•,froIiame Sealer-1
lestdccommet.ly called We.. Mare, was born about the
end of the 14th century, in the parish of Latheroa, in
ilie sotOictu 'extremity of Caitbstess-shire, who mea.l
thet
tingeing height of nine feet ire inches I so'
t . ...
.1' Irish Giant, and William Brag, the'
aikatalfst oaths were mere boys to him.
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