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his iagy4 ire ati ci die tathrins
ire ibeassied., what is the prohable eonfequence
iiider (ech tireuutflaneest the Anlitilt has been prov-
:(i, and volt will, Perhaps, think very little compen-
'llion Mill antuer,the 3,ittice of the cafe."—VerdiEl
for the riaiutiff•-•-Dartiages is.

In moll parts hf the conutry. where the Volunteers
have helm placed upon permanent duty, the inhalbi
taws or the towns in whieli The v have been (planer:a
have vied with east other in rendering them civilities
,nd fetviees. Several of the provincial Papers con-
tain the a cinn siltdgments of-Volunteer carps far fuch

horpitable reception.
Wo.4,!crbte Lo,iye. the feat of Mr. Dtheano, was
yeflerday the fens of fport and fellivity, At one
o'clock a Badger, of uncommon river*. was put
into a hole, and after feveial unleceafshil atittalpts by
other dogs, was at length aloft gallantly drawn out
by Mr. DURAND'S dot; Beff.y..,. At two Mr. Bttaxaxsy
CRAVIN, accompanied by Mn TN MA
SUIRIDAN.
arrived with a (beep-dog named BA which was
matched for Coo guineas to fight Mr. DURAND'S half-
bred dog Trip. At firft Bed had the advantpt
the ball blood being thoroughly heated, the g
was beaten dead a. nurNon, which caufed Noma.
Streamer. to exclaim, " Why. DURAND, you have
got your money rirs cbrap." An excellent dinner fol-
lowed ; kmi the company retired highly gratified and
pleafed with the hotpitality of Woodcnte.
Ten o'clock was, in this country, the ancient hour
ref dining, and continued to in the Univerfity of Cam-
bridge even in the reign of Edward Vt. as appears
from a very remarkable palfage in a fernion of Tho-
r mas Lever, at Paul's Croft, -Decetnber 14, 5550.—
About the middle of Queen Elizabeth's reign, the
dining hour seas fousewhat tater, though even then it
Was 1131 kept np to ten o'cloct in the Marc. fities,
where the ellablifhed fyfieen is not k cafily altered as
in private families. " With us (lays the author of
.the Dcfcriptinn id' England, la •the preface to Malin-
flied) the nnbility, gentry, and Rodents, do ordina-
rily go to dinner at eleven before nomte,and to flip
per at five, of between five and fir, at afternotwee.—
The merchants dine and flip feldorne before twelve at
noone, and at fix at night, efpecially in London.—
The hufbandmen dine alto at high no.ine, as they
call it, and fup at fever or eight or the clock ; hut out
of the term, in the Univerfittes. the feholars dine at
ten." Such was the entiesm till the middle of the
feventeenth century ; and even fo late as fifty years
ago, many of the colleges, in both our Univerfities,
dined at twelve. At Cambridge, in term time, the
dinner hour of many of the Colleges is, at this time
two ; and, at Oxford, three and four. The few col-
leges that fop in pubite, snake the hour, iu foam eight,
and others nine.
PANORAMA, siva* Till New CNURCN, STRAND.—
, RRINAORS and Base.ll. refpettfully inform the Pub-
lic, that the Second View of Rome, taken from the
Tower of the Capitol, by R. R. it/MAULS, is now
open. It exhibits the modern City in the graodefl
Rile, and embraces all the celebrated Antiquities of
Antient Rome--confitling of Triumphal Arches,
Temples, the grand Amphitheatre, Baths. Aque-
du&s, the Tat peian Rock, the Campo Vacino, a
grand range of the Appetoles, the Campagna, the
Tyber, &c. &c.—A deferiptive pamphlet is pablifhed,
price ts.—Open from ter. till dulk t admittance as.
Friday a fine girl, of the name of Thempfon„ fell
into the mill dam, at Staines Moor, and although fhe
was almiift immediately extricated, every means
ufed for her recovery unfortunately proved ineffec-
tual.

About ten o'clock, on Saturday eight, a bode
broke from a chaife, at Charing Croft, and ran furi-
outly along the Strand. At the top of Buckinghana-
&vet it threw down a gentleman and two women,
who were defperately cut and broiled. The horfe
was loon after with difficulty fecured.
Yellerday three pickpockets furrounded a country
farmer, near London lit idge, and robbed him of his
pocket book,comaiiiing two Bank notes—ene Corsa
and the other for tol. with other papers of 'aloe.—
Being nbferved, they were purfued, when one of
them threw away the pocket book, which was teen.
vered. One of the fellaws made his efcape, bnt the
other two were fecured and taken before the Loao
Marne, when the pocket book was produced, and
the fellow who threw it away was fully committed
for trial ; his companion,. who en leaven:vit. ref-
cue hint, was ordered on board the Tender to ferve
his Malelly. The artful fellow told his Lordarip, he
was lame in one hand, and crooked three of his fin-
gers, which, upon being examined by the conflable,
proved to be perfeftly found. They were both known
to be old °fenders.
A few mornings futee a Twin applied at the fhop of
Me,Trs. Kcllow and Trim, grocers, at Winchefler, re-
quelling calls for a check on the Bank of Sadleir,
litigrnve, and Co drawn itt the name of Mr. Tho-
mas King, of Eit::g. fie laid he wanted to go to
the ttle of '0;;Ilt, .ind the packet would fail before
she hour of opentii; the B.ltik. His application was
complied on prefet•tirg the check at the
Estitk, 1.;,11 vitt e I ()red to lia ve beet,
The ro.::t was a 117:,•,,;er to 1:(11ow and
; b•:t 11.:7 aftt;uat i, icat,ed that he A:ea
eh tt:;•-t I t Cle r. vito knew him ;
he w.ts is ctiMltt.tience n•;•73, :tll.l committed
, name i• Avery ; kee7t, the White
hou;e, at Ca the Nzw Fora.
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