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London, England, 1827-02-09 00:00:00

wverelp s were weordingly .eat est, but it appeared
deter whether or not they were genuine.
The coins were detained until a person front the
brought forward to declare, and the prisoners were
on tight owls recognisancce, to appear again when
WORSHIP-STREET.
Awes Tyro was fully committed for stealing a
from Mr. Hughes, a bookseller, at Islington. He
played fee few yews as an engraver, and used to el
the aursing, Witt only the boy was In the shop, ,
tatted, waleesed that he had been stealing continually
last twelve morulta.

Ow" ittorie was committed, for stealing the tin
ohs?, while tbe baker was in the parlour.

LAM

R. Walker, a *adman hr the Commerefal-road,
with refusing to take into custody two men and a woman,
wantonly assaulted a female, while crossing the road
bearance it was suspected he had taken a bribe,
said, the woman was a common street walker, and %.
witnessed any blows. The Magistrate enquired particularly
the latter part of the charge, which complainant admitted
not swear to; but added, that she had been for a leer
compelled to give him money, to the amount of man,
permission to Walk on his beat; and though adverse
compelled her to adopt a course of life abe abhorred,
defy him to say she was ever known to be guilty of ,
the peace. Defendant acknowledged he had received
ber, but said be had never asked bee for an The
verely reprehended his conduct, suspended him for
threatened to represent his conduct to the Trustees,
be dismissed altogether.

Flotvocurs.—A tradesman from Dover
vaneesidgay.nillitet
aaptptihieedAtodesliisrbitrifhthesartre
two WK
terday, who could do nothing for him, panic
be acknowledged himself unable to indemnify,
the person of the thief.
• late celebrated professor of the histrionic
was a Catholic,) was asked one day, for •
the priesthood of the Romish church refs's
of Christian burial to the bodies of deceased
actresses ? " Faith," answered the performer,
tell, but I suppose it is because they consider
company, and therefore there is no cad to
even in extreods.*
The Alotanock of Spectacles gives the I
count of the state of the Paris Theatres:-.
15,000 families; the number of actor:, dancers,
2,9%; MO directors, 100 managers, 101'
bands, aad 1,500 musicians!

One merchant at Hull is said to be the
less than 10,000 quartets of line Dantzie
chased at the low price of 225. per quarter
It is a fact not generally known, that
exports of British produce to the New States
rice and Brazil, exceeds the amount of
United States.
PROVISTA NT CZMITRY IN La3R0RN........
skirts of Leghorn is an interesting and beam&
try for Protestants. It is surrounded
cypresses, willows, and other evergreens
monuments of Carrara marble, white as .
the interior. The cemetry has been principally
for the interment of the English, who
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Leghorn and Pisa. There is a melancholy
viewing the monuments of any class of men
diet far from their native country, their frit
the last home of their fathers; and we feel
especially when the departed were our felloi
men ; but the painful emotion is not slightly
finding them associated with each other
and laid in so tranquil and beautiful a rt
I have never seen a more tnteresting Cemetry
We perused the monuments with eagetneu
with sadness. Amongst the rest, we found
of Smollett, whose birth-place I recollect it
ful valley between Dumbarton and Loch-
the monument of this man of genius bears
iog simple announcement.—" Memoriz
qui Liburni animam efilavit 16 Sept. 1778.,
suis valde amicis, civibus, hunt tumulus
Here is also the tomb of the amiable an 3
Mr. Horner, whose epitaph you will, I
desirous of seeing—it is as follows :" Fr;
Member of the British Parliament, born in
August 12, 1778, died at Pisa, Feb. 8, If
public life he was distinguished for his *pi(
and spotless integrity; in his private life,
brother, and a friend, he was dutiful,
and sincere. His father erected this mono'
offers this tribute to his memory." The
open and manly countenance is carved in
the monument. Mr. Horner died of a
which was too far advanced when he left
be removed by the air of Italy.
DR. DONNE, Dean of St. Paul's, havit
Lady of a rich and noble family without the mem
was treated by them with great asperity. Having
the father that he was to expect no money from
went home and wrote him the following note:
Avow Dause—Ustione." This quibble had the desired
the diatrewed pair were restored to favour.
Dr. Fammus, speaking of a friend of 1.
been a Manchester dealer, said, • that be newer void
narrower than his own mind."

BIRTH.
The ilth instant, at North Bank, Regent's Park,
11. Goulburn, of a son.

MARRIED.
At Rath, en the Mid ult. Lord William Paget, snood
Marqida of Anglesey, to Fanny, only daughter of
Sir Francis Da Roitanburg, KCAL

DIED.
At MMiganton, on the 38th alt. Mr. James Lam*
Divinity, sod parochial schoolmaster at Middiebie.
At her father's house, Edinburgh, on the itild
Lockhart Miller, third aughter of the Hon. &r William
Glade*, Bart. we et the Senators of the College ef.lmtice.
At Marseilles, on the 25d ult. Captain Henry Thames,
Royal Navy.
August 12, on board the Duchess of Athol, at Hugapore,
passage bane, Charles Dore kleakone• Rep in the Bombay
Service.
In Edinburgh, on the 57th uk. Mrs. Hasnibon, widow
Professor William Hamilton, of the Onivenity of
Meoday, at Muted, in the 11th year of his age,
Taylor, B.D. of Shasswick House, in the county of
Mooday. at Merewortb, in the 75th year of his
William Foster Pigott, D.D. F.A.S. of Abangdoo P
county or Cambridge, Fellow of Rem College, Rector
worth, rent, and of Clewer, Berke.

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