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London, England, 1820-01-04 00:00:00

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el It it more blesed to LiVe ttila to iseelVe"
The folin*litg Receipt for 1 hicia nutritious rind
economical Soup, is 'Cal otitly reconiniended to those
benevolent persons vki feel for the disttersed Condi-!
tiori of the Poor at thii inclement sea•oir. It is the
Receipt in use gt Bethlinn Hbspitl,. and Makes a
Soup titfficiently gliod for any -Gentleman's
Take the liquor of meat boiled the day • before, with
-the bones of leg and shin'of beffi and adA to it as
much water as will make it 130 quirts; AA alio thi
meat of ten stone of leg and shin of beef, acid iwb bx
heads, all cut in pieces; add two bunches cu carrcxsi
four bunches of turnips, twb bunches of leeki. half a
peck of onions; one bunch of celery, half a pound of
pepper, and some salt boil it for hour; and put
in either oatmeal or bnrley'to thicken it.
ESTIMATED cosr.
Ten stone of Leg and Shin of Bert"... • 0 11 8

.
Two Ox Heads., 0 4 0
' Carrots .. s - o 8 6
Turnip5........4 .. .. . ............
Onions ..'
• ..... ..... 4 0 0 ti
Celery
Pepper .1.%.........5. .: .4...4. ....... -141 0 0

Friday, the Incorporation itf Weav?irs in Glasgow
gave ss. to each of the poor on their roll, amountroT,
to 158 persons. We trust this laudable example will
be imitated by the other Incorporations.
The Marchioness of HuNTLeir, with her accus-
tomed attention and benevolence, ordeied ene hun-
dred barrels of coals to be distribtited, ors Chtismas-
day, among the poor of the parish of Huntley, which
afforded them a most seasonable supply,
Sir HEW DALRYMPLE HAM ILTON# Bart. of Bar-
gany and North Berwick, has given two hundred
creels'of coals to the poor of the parish of-Gil-van,
JOHN ANDERSON, Esq. Factor to Sir H. DALRYMPLd
"HAmILTow, Bart. has distributed. A consiierable
quantity of potatoes athorigst the necessitous people
in Girvan, who are at present, deprived of work. •
.• Carton Lodge, the seat of the Duke of LEINSTE/ii
near Dublin, was the scene of much hospitality on
Christmas-Day. .
Mr, HOPE'S Villa, In Kent, has been enlivened by
a large circle.
Hertford House has been enlivened by the pre=
sence of the Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD4
for the first time, at this seamen of thz year, in one
recollection. Their hospitalities in Suffolk were be-
yond all example, •
Briton Hall has been distinguished foi• the benefit
cence displayed therein by Mrs. 13EAtiMONT:
Powis Castle, near. Welchpool, in Glarnorgatishirei
has been opened in a style of old English hospitality.
Wroxhall Abbey, in Warwickshire, the seat of Mr;
and Mrs. WitaN, was the 'scene of much hospitality
on Thursday, when the whole of their ter:alio y were
entertained in the good old English style, At . the
:top of the table was an enormous Yorkshire pie, and
at the bottom a noble baron of priMe beef,* which
weighed 200 pounds, with a variety of other dishes,
The company was liberally suppli'ed with old ale, old. -.
:sad &Weiss, arsd sancontrooftlatte boivis of
punch. After dinner, dancing took place in the great
hall, -which was fitted up for the purpose, and kept
up with much spirit until the next morning:
iiwart
A
, • New Year's Day was kept as a day of general fdtt.i. •
leg by the Radicals at Huddersfield, and varienia a 1. .
jacent places, to'mourn the passing of the Lite Acts, •
In the evening, a sermon, if we may correctly call iF
by that name, addressed exclusively tb thellitforiner,,'
ros delivered to a large- audience, by Mr. W ILLIAI.I '
WARD (schoolmaster), which, report says, Was not of
the most edifying kind. Of this the Public Will pro=.
bably receive farther information before- long, 'as i'
Reporter attended on this occasion, by order' of AA '
. . t
,Mayor, to take down the discourse, . '
' BUTTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTEIthAt. 7_-
ODDS ON THE DERBY" AND OAILS. ~. ',
DICIIIIY: ' i : , . 4.:
11 to 1 apt Mr. Pierce's colt 118 to 1 agst Broth& to Blorhee .
16 to* i agst pindiree 118 to 1 agst Duke
17 to I apt colt out of Briseis 1 20 to 1 agst colt out of Cat
17 to 1 agst Kestrel I `25 to 1 agst•Lia
Oa r 11. {
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9to 9 apt the Sorcery ally 110 to 1 arse Ma- - .
HUNTING. • . ..... a . -
The Prince Regent's Stag-Hounds will rani fii Yelearal-i
litaid:2nhead Thicket, n ten. ' •
The Oakley Hounds -will meet on Thulisdal, - n Keirpters
Wood; and on Saturday, at Ilowbury Gate, at half-past ten. •
Sittings appointed in Mid (Hetet and London, Ba, ,
fore the Right Hen. Sir ROBERT DALLAS, Knt Lord
.4
Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Comm.:ail
Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Hilary Term, 18201:
IN TERM.
StlDOLltiti. LONDON*
Tuesday - - Jan. 25 Wednesday - -
Monday - a 3l Tuesday & -
Monday a a Feb. 7 Tuesday , a
AFTER TRIM
Monday •• A a Feb. 14 I Tuesday s a . Feb. II
. MURRERERS DISCOVERED, AND snot/aril. yp Oa
TICE,
Re A DRILAH !—The Albany" Lily Advethaes r.:
contains the following singular narrative, whicli,dif: /.
fen from most relations of a similar kind, inasmuch' ,
as it appears that the supernaturli:isitation actnally
'led to the apprehension and punishment of the guilty ,
persons:—&" In the village of Manchester, Vermont,
several years since, a titan of respectable connections
and character, suddenly and mysteriously disar •
peared. .All search and inquiry ptoved futile and in ;
vain, till, within a, few weeks, a person dreamt that
he had ippeared tri him, and informed Prim that he '
had been murdered by two persons, whoM he named)
and that he had been buried in such a. plaCe, a few
rods distant from a sapling, bearing a particular
mark, which he minutely described. • The same .
dream occurred three times successively before he
awoke. Each time the deceased seemed:-very soli- -
citous for him to follow. Upon awaking, his'feelings
were wrought up to a pitch, and heivas so impresszd
' with a belief of the fact, that he determined to cr 1- -
lect some friendioncl tollovi the directions'4aid dowa.
'in the dream. .He did so, and discovered, to his sur-
prise, a tree marked precisely as described; also the • '
Appearance of a grave, and, upon digging, found a
huenan skeleton. After this discovety, the two per- •
-sons implicated In the dream *ere itA3rehended.and .
;put into cOtiftnement, and, after a sew days, con_ •
fessed the deed. They hate since heel) IV and
and are now.Amder sentence of ~and -
to onbieic ec
id,on-Abe ttath .k of January nest, ''Theii '
cetxedut;
names are. fdepAres. and Jeste Brows ; and the nom '
of the person murdered was Russell Colvin." • •

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