The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-12-28 00:00:00

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`ME STATF.SMAN:

which urg's the metamorphoses is More surprising id
the actual agency of human affairs, than In the Scenic
agency of dramatic affairs ; nor are the public senses
more taken by surpriAe; at finding Mr. GarmiLot
changed from an Kmpress into a Clo*rs ; thin on
seeing Bos.tencrt: changed fronta Subaltern into art,
Kmpe►or;and though the first alteration incitice,sosir'
,/aughter, and the htst our tears, )et the .itoktits of
I trarOnuratiou In both derives its vigour from Ihentia
serabte aseendertcy of credulity in those, who (to osd.
[a 'vulgar pbrasvology)pay the piper !
• Qui ,ult derepi, deciOttur.

gp,11.1 It KS ON LOAD ELLENRO aq UG IPS rally asks--Were-there any-then? mot tore titor ....'.-•• . TUBitiNrommEs.
CHARGE. 'nature I In - short, what • was the case ?-wbet Mm • -- •
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, hear, and shudder.
[vans rut lAA/114ER.] 1 :Sett kW years back, the Rev. Cuaat.ts Madre turning of the mare uacUltivated anti ' • '
On Saturday evening last (beliqi ttie annual SR-
Ns's now come to the remarks of the Noble "and,je young Clergyman, was living It his parlih in Ire'•a unsophisticated
Win led daeghters of industry), a rich treat was
/jotted Lord urn the " Compassion of Gantbkr i_land, with a is ife of his own age. Ile IS dellcribed a: ,'prepared for the holiday lads and lasses of The Christ-
bye, walla_ a'. Well-educeletl, amiable young mass,ft-oshe as a I makstasop
;II Dentireps,' -a phrase, by the by the liberal Manager of Corent-garden
tough our Counsel took. a par
.ticular instant* ,ihi• bautiyui, accomplished young woman. That hi Theatre,l AO brought forward a new and splendid
• ofy it, and though
lila torchhili chose to natik *1 loved her fondly is certain, for he refused an &than.- is -
3t° •antornime called Harlequin and the Bed Dwarf,
that
particular instance In answering it, we meant t 6 tageous alliance on her account, and married her or, 77se Adamant Rock.
troy to a variety of persona, male and female, without-a portion,-generously, es we were going to As it •
0h,,,,p names are too we down
is
II k to need t'i' *
rem ' teas say, but a true passion cannot chute but be gene- crutives to create et appetite for the choicest ;ands, • , .......
66 tail" observes die Jvaoe,.. it_lnti.d on IQ, rout. They had had one child, and were wog hap- so it Is necessary in the Conductors of Theatres to ____-.....
so .picion that his [iodine. HIGHNESS trace taken into
pity together, he contemplating her with increasing, furnish such scenic preparations for the Audience es i Ettraet of a Letter from Plymouth; detect Dees
bi Councils a person, against whom a crime of delight,
.
she gathering new graces from the maternal I may give them a doe relish for the introduction of ;11, 18 i2:-
adultery has been proved, and against whom on- virtues,
and both doubly linked to each other by !mimic wonders, and very garish pageantry. Thus " Mr. Itcssr.t.t arrived at New York In 27. days
esseleted damages are said to have been re- : the new tie between them, when the hlarceis of ; expert painters, of ancient as well as modern times, passage, and had reached Washington City. Thd
farered.-I atenot but say that recovering dama-
lit \twofer becomes a visiter at their fireside. Irish I would uniformly present us with a dark and gloomy Correspondence bet Ween Lord CASTLEREAGH and
ges must, at all events, cast a shade over the • hospitality is proverbial ; and had it been otherwise, i foreground, in order to give a strong effect to the himself was published, which seemed like an eles=
character of the person against whom they Pre .hiS age might have taken away all suspicion, for 1 more light and gay images that were arranged in sue- ' the shock throughout the Union.-All parties *Wel
recovered. ILI not go into- any particulars; fine. though a man of gallantry, he had already become ` easion.-In obedience to this recognised principle of ; united, the war was pronounced by the Fedetals
there sometitnes ale clecutnstances, that may make ' gm-,
y and was old enough to be the lady's father! ! taste, thehmous domestic Tragedy of George Barn-lists to be just, and every individual .was cow/load
case venial in that respect. For, itt the Pro' 'Father ! He Has himself a father, himself the ft.! well was performed on this night, u the ead, but I that Mr. Maeda* had acted on the best principles
se„t reign, the reign of his ROYAL BIMUN"'ll ther of young women, and the husband of an excel- ! moral peacursor to the astonishing whims of the 1: it was then a war of henouri and all casset were
father, most exemplary In the observance of every
..il lent wife. But to a vain and unfeeling sensualist ; magician, and the harmless pleasantries of the' united in its prosecution. Mr. klAnisox would be re.
religious and moral duty-(I do not point te,;
to. shall trust? hospitality, confidence, Irmo- ; Empress RondabeUyana ; and it may °van recorded elected by a very large majority, iuconsequence of his
to the Instance)-but if we look back rigidly cte. gOece, the happiness of the fireside that warmed him las a strong presumptive proof of the prevailing good endeavours to bring us to an honourable peace; he
every person presented to his Councils, we shall,",;ifese nothing to this man. The business of lied"' , humour or the present generation, that they could be ', had a majority of 40,000 electoral woes in the city
and, in the highest trust in Government, one who
tlew was carried on .under the mask of a grateful :so eminently amused with such gaudy trilling.. But, ;of Philadelphia alone. Reports were cuerent at
ha; not steered clear of A similar misfortune; I : ardiality ; advantage was even taken of a visit st hich : a la bonhenr! ' Philadelphia, on the 22d ultimo, that Forts Detroit
dame to call It by that name; for, though it may lie the unhappy woman was stiffered tallaylo the sick ;* .
* The opera of children, 'misty the and Malden were in possession of the troops under
:
a vice, and of the mist' swim" kind in some (snit 4111114 * raiatien ' and .it ht*ttlitille the 'heated I ' ilvitribinry mwataelo commences with a subterra- General Ilseuisos, 10,000 strong !--all Volunteers!
it it not so In all; circumstances may reader it ~ was performieg the ,religious dulies. of his otfice,-.4, rims
ilos' in the Adamant rock, where three Spi- -from Kentucky and Ohio. Two - thawed awe •
venial." .•-. • : yes, at the very moment that he sus Potting up the ', rims (though neither were above proof) condescended volunteers were marching from Penittylvaiiie to join
Now charity in a Judge is a most laudable thing ; public prayer toles asten,didithis feithlassguest thi
-,----v to entertain their merry friends in the Galleries, him. General Dalaaouss was at Plattsburgh, and
it be times his office and his wisdom, and reflects on " grey-headed coicomb, this selfish and remorseless ' with a Glee.-The next scene teas the setting sun lit was the determination not to winter, unless in
him 'lie more grace inasmuch as those who look op hypocrite, himself a husband and a father, bear op. ~ reflecting on the ripling sea where Prince Cherry Montreal. Commodore RODGERS and his squadron
to him may reasonably 'suppose him exempt from the the wedded mother from her home, and begin his ' (who Is no less a personage than Harlequin in dis. were still out. Ile had sent in the Swallow, British
folllA and vices which he Commiserates. We do not ' miserable parade of her in his own equipage through ' guise) is pertl-
y wrecked, but saved by the intermit. packet, with 260,000 dollars nine in specie on
say be is 'dear so exempt; Judges are made of flesh :the hospitable country which he had violated. ; ,ion of a Green Bird ; who shows him his mistress. board. In the engagement between the Frolic and
and blood, and as we have had Lord Chief Justices I We submit this plain statement to the reader,- .
: The Princess Fair Star, reposing upon a patent sofa, Wasp, the latter had only five men killed, and the
of t e Itiog's Bench who led intemperate lives, so : for though it is hardly possible not to grow warm and then sings the following most beautiful and con- Frolic lost an immense number. Capt. Powers', its
we bane had Chief Justices of the Common Pleas I with such a subject, we hare made it as plain as solatory admonition • which we presume to remora- the Essex, was gone to look after the Sourhanqrton
who were profess() swearers and horse-jockles:-altore i possible ; otherwise, we might have. given him at mend as• a poetics'! 'fragment that would not have British frigate, Sir JAMES YEO, whom you will re-
was my Lord Chief Justice Senctoos, who was im- I once that eloquent and burning speech of Mr. CUR- dishonotired one of the aspiring Bardlinp of old collect sent him a challenge. A Bill, making Rich:nip
peached iu the tints of CUAREZS II" and accused, ! RANI which brought the criminal into infamy. to sail with a British licence was before the House of
Drury :- •
among other things, of uniting both the in- Representatives ; as isb.o a recommendation from
" Now mark, the bruin boat, will moo be seen,
toilers'e liver, and profane swearer; and my NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Which safe will waft you to your Father's court: the President for building twenty frigates."
Lor '. Chancellor JIIPSIIIIB threatened at one time • ---ow.-- Princes., ascend, nor fear the Empress Qiii-eli, The Pumice REGENT has settled an annuity of
to die of a fit of the Moos, which he " broughtTbough aided by the Dwarf, ill spoil her qua!" • 301. during life, upon tile mother of Major FEW.
Potersouvra, Dr.c.21.-Saikd yesterday M 'sh
his ajesty s ip
t a armee
upon himself,* with the historian
~: by f
.• - Antelope, for Lisboa; Pembroke, on a entise. The latter in The scene now changes to the Palace of the Em. wica, of South Shields, who fell gallantly fighting in
tlebalaCh of wino at bir• Alderman preanne's e-- , going mead the hawk of the Isle of Wight, goo on Ake j the peror Longheadiano, where his son arrives, with his Portugal, on the 10th l/ec. 1810. The annuity to
but we ought ,tot to se into particulars; circum- I Rouunood .loop of war, has goer to her awistatice• i spouse under his arm, when the Empress Itondabel• ibe paid from the day of his death.
stances 7,.ay have rendefid time mill ; SCROGGS, l'he North Star takes convoy for Guernsey and Jersey.
I 1 lyana commands the Lovers to be separated ! There I In the parish of St. Bride's, twenty-fire chaldrett
on' -
fir iost:t.tce, had a bed codocienco, and he must wash tame ; be
ice' an American schooner, Prise to lb Ma- . was then a prodigious bustle among the aggrieved .of coals, purchased by voluntary contributions,
it down; Juttalushad t worse,sed he must drown I.les's ship wolsereoe. ' parties, which ought to have been regulated legally, i were distributed amongst the poor room-keepers of
it. 0.0 ludePendant and exemplary Judge, like aI. Sailed his Ma.itity's shit' Nil'W, for °1 Cher/wait aid the by the interference of Hymen, or an accredited agent i the h e werepractised
parish. Similar acts of bene cenc p
Bold goo.hrig, ow awoke.
Hon.? or a HAtAls rams. the character of the Eng- I .._. whs.' from Doctors Commons ; bat the Red Dwarf settled , ist other parishes.
I%.‘llotrla, Dee. M.-Arrived the brig Three
Ilsh Bench I said It le very lathy for its respectability , ky, wrier, fro. math., was moored istb wont by the it, by trans Ormlng, IR an
Friends' f • • ,the F into CIIRIIT3III3 STORT3.-A curious race took place 4111
gm, e .mperor
with relipeCtabillialle, that be does so. But to wan, i Frew* print La Migailoosalee, of St. Makes, of maim, ?wildcat*, and his Imperial Lady Into a Clown! Friday morning, on the Whitechapel Road, between
der no further. When we eenoider then the beauty end 150 awn. Was pkked op 15th moue by his majesty's The scene now changes to Ramsgate Pier, where a' two butchers, Abe one from Whitcchapel,
htke ether
of charity In judgmests and sea a Judge Unwilling in ; ship Kest, so betted a schooner called tite Badajoz, it:WI/DIA showman entertains the company with the varied from Leadethall-ma.rlet. The den all we
tome s otinogrettableceeclosioss respecting an offeedor I the emay bed pot the crews of several vessels which they bad Midden of a Camera Obscara ‘ fres thence to two I undertook to, run blindfolded with an empty harrow
-when wil hearties Wag a variety of doubtful and i captured nod destroyed. The IWO: mistaken doter of hi inns open the London-road ; and then Mr. Hark- from V4'hiteclapel-Church
to tyre turnpike, a distantm
delicate terms before began tasks up his judges's; IMo Channel by the Pirtle relearn" t aid the former kin horn fain and Mrs. Columbine arrive at the George and lof a mile, against the Whitechapel mass, who was to
tad saying ghat be has only 'a " suspicion" or Whit .I:622lediterfaulluli and the Pickle having had "Imaeatedn'a' Blue Boar Inn, Holborn • to which scene the prodi•
have the use of his eyes, gad to drive a loaded barrow.
II seridool ler trill Me last of the Imlay- thtli 77 ste-bnthrt•nader tieentettse' Three et the vessels eaP. glow! anther of this PantOwdme_s contrives togive a Fortune, who is represented as blind, favoured the
awed by the se it motive are the. Alfred. Captain Chin:- . •
be anew not chum to" go into particolars,"-heil • , , ctt t.m owl tbe &tent. • . satirical slap on the face to thoso"Pitirkre Witter' cifieldare •. . ttrifame-In the present inmancel.whe most
pt.
that alhaugh a vice melt be of the most enormelia 1 raagoltstesyra, Dm. 45).-Anived the Pri Char Companies, who not only yes the very stones in the resembled 'herself, the blind racer arriving at the end.
description, " cireamatances my reader it vonial,*.tivo,„, the Emus, I, ten mutts, nith n mall. and toe
.Chance streets', but are permitted to stop all public inter- of the course before his antagonist had completed
we bless ostracises to loathe virtue of the judgment I•ovirateor frogs cruise. The orders for the Pelham packet. fee course between man and man, rather than any should more than half his distance. ..
se at so considerate and benevolent, and feel c.ertalb tuie West Indies, are cook, and she e ill sail to-morrow monies. have their cisterns filled by the pipes of a rival !sta.than 1700 chests. of opium
In February, no. fewer ,
that justice will be done, not only to the accuser; I Comma Crimmase, late of the brig Samon, from Port Mabee blishmeet ! were on hand its the Canton market. The sales at
hut to the accused;-yes, to the accrued, for it is : for Dublin, aid Casale Helmet, Mk of *George and Dates • The next scene is the Pauharm r
coon
on; • the next Java hiving been more favourable, it was thought
!
the generous theory of the English Bench to lean to Ith from Limerick be Lid", with ratite et their Crews, Hut.t.oca's Museum; and then the u, .
Mart • probable that some part of this large stock would be
his side rather than tO that of the accuser; to take' i wart e la" in
an best
so
the 224 ~.., where t•.
lauded bele lerefebsY me of the Comm, FAallat Prix-A t • Poltrell sells his artiefirs, not by " inch ; re-damped., sent aodthither. The market, however,
taken a more &wearable turn ; to..
him under its protedion when dangerously or reset- 1 ' w'''' lid rtes _ N. N.u: of v ePrit ' taster btu; capterai e; of candle," but by a yard of poetry ; and, gentle ; had subsequently
.300
rapes E. t,
6w:sly questioned ; nay, wren to net as his admen** : meat. by the French privateer Mtgalloaaalse, of 16 sem Reader; you shall have a specimen:- wards the end of March, from 250 to Chests were
if necessary, and supply to him the reserircrrairieh and 150 men, and were suffered to proceed in their boat. The , AVOTIONZIO•--Heres a box of rouge to diet the
I cheeks, sold at so high a rate RS 1000 dollars, -at two
his inexperience or his poverty may Aisne been ton'' privateer bid takes nine vef..,eb prior to their capture, as/ I Jolt like the blooming roe. . months credit. The cotton market was extremely
all. to provide. Bistalati, the charity of my Lotdl destroyed them all except tines, six. the Regent, from the West ' Lo w 1.-What I paint your cheeks TO, Lashes. le t low •; and much difficulty had been experienced in
• C This 'of 0 owl bettet hart disposing of the Company's cotton, even by way of
EL ENROROUGH, ill this instance at least, is all en '1 Iddint Commerce, from the Brazil.; and the Alert cruet, of , F clue r see V
For if you want a beauty spot. 'mill phi* Mewls your '
tl e •id •of the accusers,-of those who occupy the I Mummy. The privateer had been out fourteen days, and wee ibarter. .. .
van age•grcund of the Court, and to assist whonlo about to Murton) Fr
Captains
(Ironstone and Hoboes . Ness.4 Sharing I broadly bottle). 1 CHRISTMAS BOXES AND NEW YEAR'S GIIITS.-
which is
the, tfo t e,-to say the very least of I ,
•t is nei„, lett. ber in Lat. 47, )O. lon. 6, lc. i ' The next scene is Bow Market-place, I The very best that can be given or recetved, are to
ter, compiimentary to those who can want area - - _ I chaispd io the Bald-faced Stag on Eppiog Forest, be bad at CARTER'S, 8, Charing Cross. By the
asslitaisce, nor graceful In . those who offer it. We regret to state that the most serious apps-
and thee to an interior view of the Forest, where i purchase of LOTTERY SHARES, you martian'," to
d f h fet ftl M g et,' there was an attempt to represent a stag hunt ; but •• ourself or friends, an absolute fortune:. The risk
----For the Defendants he can find -nothing to it hensions are entertaiue or t e Sil
y o meth 11-11 - the poor dogs soon found themselves at fault, and ° L what every one can afford-the fortunete come-
:a- or even to insinuate-no, not a single point of 10 guns, Captain 1.',. M. 11Auttree, e twin-
:, b ban in their
I brother of the gallant. defender of Althult.-A con. . seemedeo deprecate public criticism y g quinces what every one disires-instead, therefore,
worth a favourable or mitigating remark either in 1 • ears-we wish that every dramatiFscox was actuated
their mentions or character ; he has not a " suspicion 1 siderable time has elapsed since she sailed from Ports- of merely wishing children, or friends, a happy ollW
ths. /beg may be less blameable titan they appear ;.-Icoast of North America and no Sc-by the same diffident sensibilites. . „
mouth for the .
ed. , ' year, make a one, by giving them a probable chance
Ikft harlequin and Colurnbine had made several
, - ee ;of prosperity for life.
but does not foi them avoid going Into umweessary ; count of her has been receirliet
' I
" I.a, ticulars "-their ileac* is not one of the chosen ,• A person of the name of ,
dock who died lately : trifling faux pas, they were civilly conducted to the !
1 An Inquest was held lost week at the sign of the
'tat Canterbury, exhibited a remarkable instance of face of the whole • -
! fans of Hymen, and married in the :'vast. before .1 W. I.ltrwie
I Ship, re. George's in the , •W. ,
and lucky enormities which, in his mind, " circuits- t
,ofwealth from ver small begin:. ', parish ; and it would be fortunate for many a cur. , Esq. Coroner, on the body of Mary Wingot, a
stances may render . venial ;" but give bins • a the! accumulation
_odic/
at
the
age
of
vetting spinster, If she could get her reputation sod- i young woman 'of respectable connections. The de.
good proper-sired vice, a solid Iniquity, a pro: I nags, in fact from. nothing. 14
ininent and tangible .Outrage, and there he cast little more than sixty, posseieses_
lie
cows,
ostiti
ed of one mane and tiered upon the same equitable term'.
The rpentry of this thing of motion was; in all In- I ceased was heard to groats, and on entering her
apartment she was found with a razor in her haud,.
find something to ettenuate,- something that etto hundred thousand pout '
will bear diminishing 'atta a polish :---to tell a a poor boy, employed to oo
der . ;
1 k aft and ht. iiillolll, meritorious, and in two instances it approxi-
rstattled' Mated to. pictorial excellence;
we are alluding to the
' ifew if !ring Forest, by ix. Gulevet and the vii" , and her throat cut. Medical attendance was immeo,
diately called, and the wound sewed, up; but it eta}
Plince of his vices is 46 foul," but commit them makable for slovenbstessia. b lie terse!' 1 impossible to save her life. She had been iu a de-
yourself' and it would be unfair to go into particu. tWe hod-as a brirklayer's
;ourer aod., et-
hers ;-to vindicate domestic decencies is " +nag. lOy' dint of ind
Wstry *lnd parsimony, with SOO* Si) tilfai .al /4y i. Pucn. ' spending State for some -time previous. Verdict-
DRURY-LANK THEATRR •
h to build the bar- Lunacy.
flan'," but violate decency and hospitality and you sistauce, he amassed mot!e enh
a:sitgt to Go the
A novel Pantomime was {traduced at Ibis Theatre Friday so'nnight the Exeter Mail.coach was over-
fory be " venial ;-to exhibit an unhacknied ardour , racks at Canterbury, which
;r
e!
bsoldier. He • •lied Ilarkfan mid 'lamp°, or Columbio, tri turned at North Netherton, between Bridgewater and
virtue and indignation against vice is" atrocious," the I rate of Ga. per weiehk. or . elm, ea
till at din Candlelight; some of the business of which bore a 'Taunton ; by which accident Mr. R. Carpenter,
hut be old and abandoned, take a wife from her has- ; tissues' to acquire wea t in various ways,
band and child, and crown yogi'. grey hairs with adul- I time o
f his death it amounted to the enormous resmoblauce to the tricks of the rival house; an eminent grazier, near Wellington,. who was on else
bat shelber Mr. C. Mews
),the
Drury-lane 1;4313. box with the coachman, was killed on the spot. The
ter}', and you may picas' your w. misfortune." stated above. i• trots Mr. LY the Coven,- coachman Was much bruised, but the guard and in-
av ouuwrer An affair, both !river) borreeed, .
That crimes may be rendered venial, and bo some- 1O
us .
red • the •
h Whom/ of Garden contriver, or rice versa,
neig to is quite immaterial, oide passengers escaped unhurt. ...
times considered rattler as misfortune thins guilt, no- serious and comic, occur se he
peteatod
the
same
thing
in
the .
, ---aew--
few days since, which has caused as great mew re or
bod vwill deny. The beat of youth,thecontogi en of ex- li Wardour-street, t, I .`
COIN EXCHANGE, Dec.2B. • •-•••
a Two trades a Dutch clock- heathen world. Terence tooi whole acts from : .
ample upon inexperience. premature and anequal i much jocularity. et* wenthis day, the sale
'' d i i jradasiar and, acknowledged It without blushing,' Ourillark us supplied with Wlttitt ,
sti a chair-maker, paid their a i resits to an t , • I h •of which ankle was very Wavy at 2s. paw, qu lower Huta
marriages, acconlant tastes in young minds, inflamed maker at
ed d msel, for e time unknown thew why should not these greet modern have t e psi-
;tut Monday. Haying but little Harley at target, and many
by long opportunities and a wearied resistance, all amiable hlack-ey, a
-asked in church to slaps qf the usum pro suit as falt3f, as theirfrede- bor.„,,„„„irsoate brisk odestutosorrine, of 2,. off queter.
these, though forming no satisfactory excuse to the to each other. Melted been outearterb=lcons snreart bmweers
* ' 'Meted on the point of mar- denote le theisigh drama? - Beside that they. fen,. Itesor. 71-..:re.,,plps.trorfslue . *in.
sae
aa amis.
noble statute itself which they may have overcome, the former, and
hiswas..sen
to
her
.dence,
at
an
lit
y speaking, have the decency to cameos] Illtir iii);quartet dearer, aid the artibussy sorts sett"‘"l"-, timely as lee
will plead for it strongly Kith others ; and what be- riage, and on repot 1
fewg days ' he f d h Rt. 'rf petit larcenies as latch as peetible, which is weeks prices. la other Graitt uo akeradoo.
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en
o re- hour not very usual, a since, eau or . 111111 LIR New dine •OS 00
gun in pity, subsequent virtue will even turn t tmeimmendiahlei than to of being wane cengliski ....
the tient son of the bench. The assn more Ise
spoct. Now to leek at the itssinuatietg exculpations tete-a-fete with Ditto kt kelp) .... NM tic
.i‘!"1110
gm
sed that sort of confusion a pit= and theiebrargra a disregard, foempear.. aye
i -IS .74,7 .ri4c Ala. .. ... :. . ,
of Lord Et.Levaotioecat what uninformed person unexpected liked% mu -( •
beititiiipated.• Some smart accotations ances, as well se*Morali. Barer~ •• .
Nets aoto • -03 a tialsvi...,
might not conclude, that the case• for which he is which may _ .
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. _ad t
tilt:
rim
usii.. ,
nis
amoty
swilorwmoissominw. n ~ . .
Malt • . ".:± 10E Ft .•.4 -...... 00 •
talking is one of these. Who* might not suppose, lied remecstrattra,took Pmca Inn aM /1164 Y .4414" Will"' ' ' 'fr.: '^' Wbite Peas ,- .... AEDMP .
41 ilia altiveasill ag by the cletbataker •
for instance, that the object of his forbearance was OM, at- it . . toile „ , amtkeestes*riserlimosilbeir wat. - • • • Djup(knilel%) sib iti _.4. . : ~.• . ell •
pea ,:vet In -he heeds of a tidos '. New ditto- ... • .....* •'CO On . Oise Pilor-:-...... . • fel 1
a Ycslig matt, naturally of a fine heart and under- to deposit ten, r----_ . ~
6 reiberklis .;;•.'44*-/- • 14601P:tr.1110e:1' ,
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chair-maker, at a bosom; •for h- • see steal kW tacit rttheb gabs ..- : •--.- Grey Peas ... : . ••••••NI gl 4elle* if •••.i'i - M
standing, who had given way to peculiar circuns- paid the ___ _ . _
...tithe *hit,.
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sit,
.4.4ldoiti. .
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stances of temptation, the wife young and. unequally - - sSitTft Fir iltait*El'.--Dee.4ll .• . .., •,-
To sum • Wm, per Isom oti.s • , .
yoked, perhaps even living dune,-
lOWAithed a Beef ..' 54. Ild. to is• 24. ~..g.e•ln et WiotrAs.4,ll24
profligate fellow who cared nothing Ors atid !Antics ..b.l 24. to es. 441. nnmv .
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pursued his owls pleasures at *dietetic. I Tke fenders at Ifni ... .74 Od. to Ss. Oa.. Me, •
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sty rate, i• left to suppose that-there really were Sonia Wok • ..‘. ett. to 01. nitts •••-••• ......
e ich venial circumstances in she' ease, end be mite. . HAlfier ET. '-• '''' •-• 'l'
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• See the Temeselsasest tat kaeors, wits several tactile
partic•lan of the Adges of that prelligate atrOD Cothle
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. paid the Chair.Maßrr, ans a ...a., —,.. ----
r meat of any ciao to the hart-v*oe former -•dug , . • 1,,-t-1-i, de...4 Rad, aiic
wedded to het. It anfortenefely tamed oat Wit*, '' • pastas est Paraay We Wit)r
1 screpaloas this owe hod beets eetslosked to the eletk. T• mosiishdr Pala* lireichat 1 a,
. water also, *ad she seemed,* le P° "r to .. 4 woo mil Pia itonwifiico4s friss SIID'S• ' st
aof the ten pounds, ad* iliittestie- of pessiliestos, Pie Psay aro ware trasseuwwir Ant& t .
* wedding orlyeasital. sad ' raves!' to aliments . 101.14 es fttlE below feedatee 'drat the farce of 14,
- owl was wedded to the ' ;to the- ologOO-44oteolmot as abet! lit Alps .ossel torrent et social
!" of bar otidirsiiter. lrtilbiess stoker the Ttifileriailifffigh.totoeassthwelty •r. Pantomime 1
• cooversetioi la the iltirmimi. - - UlsolesarioloOttaropto 11, *at the aavisoos7 •
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