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No. 4g31. " The Cs*" .fir which SAIIPDIIN MI isi tie Field, aid SYDNEY died 06 the Sealieldr - Pain : •.. ' •• •
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UPERIOR AND ESTABLISHED ' BOONS
MODERN AND IMPROVEDIIIYS- THE KING'S ',Eris. . • ar INTBLEAMIIO4I. '', ?
wooLLswintArgra SHOP, with the GOOD- 1.--- ADAriengo TO
Published by Sir RICHARD PHIL -olia--- • COViT Ore ELBOlllaiss. Ili ..
WILL of the BUSINESS Se he DISPOSED OF, outsie' TENS OF BDUCATION. •
LIPS sad Co. Les- Lame chit feension, at Cachou Palace, mad it etas Si
Yesterday the King held his first Parliamentary
to oseaniosm.Xiy by letter, pest paid, to R. D., Mr. ' ' e--• •
peek's's. 4 'worse. Strand. doe ; and to be had of au Booksellers, Wilk the *item al- Ti:Cluny Jammu eosin into Court sopedesed
looms' to School..
numerously attended as any Leese for c long period of his %Notion to tabs motions sif mosso, helm Intro-
SIVE NOVEL ANli ADVANTAGEOUS Pelham's Londe, Primer. price dd. ties. The great gates of the Palate were thrown open seeded with cam au the peremptory rpm lc
Willattli OF ADVENTURE!!! Motor's Spelling Book Is. dd, artier than nasal (at one o'clock), and soAn after
tee anto v. eraws,r, irt -r ,' -"; ,r j 1
i sad .7. gIVEWRIGHT, Sole Contractors, have P.,egasi.o.r, 's
First Cehliehlme, Is• swards the Guard of Heiner, of the Foot (beards, march.
ep • soma a nor =shy .Malt the Public are '''l I 8 Reading &melees, Ss. W. Mr. Wh.fitada lisesOtel Rif a weft •f. ..... to 1
PRIZES of 10,00 W. for Akikialk Pastry for Children, Os, ed late the Court-yard, in their state uniforms, white seam" an hometowns' abolichiatreob the al * et for
aid self suie se herb%
Goldsinith's Biographical Class Rook, 7s.
uu_...., bus Blair's Class Book, b. dd. gaiters. Ite. ; sad at a quarter before two, the Lift a wed let she , Lesysesses iineedolli imbh-,thle ,
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Noose i *oath wiu he 'stilled to a New a .7,0001
may abets soessesion elites the SIX PRISM o 9, .
pratMavto,rsliAassiembridgied_PlatarelialL,6ole..
Mayor's British Nepos, • Guards, with the band, marched into Waterloo-place, Court. The defendaat is the It *arida
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me iad the chases of what further Capitals may be drawn sad look up their usual station. A more than oval. shooter jimensk seed the Leased vied Wail-
Nei Memory. Valeatine's Day, for which, in fact, they
Engitsh Poetry, Ss. miry degree of interest was evinced by the public ea davit, 40 which mt. seamy skeet% thistle eeeesoma I
will sly pay the tilling am of Watkins's Seriptere Biography, 7.. this occasion, from the knowledge that a great atm- of the prejudice excited • t his td Illlasiliftter,
suGHTBIOIIIIIIILLIFIII FOR A WHOLE TICKET, Robinson's Aocient History, fel be believed it impeCeible to obtain a fair Ida) ot the
her of Addresses, both " Loyal" and " Anti" were to.
Litton Minh. for a Half I Poor Shillings for an Eighth Modern History, Si.
IforeaileiMoia for a Quart** Two Shillings for *Sixteenth Mayor's Natural History yg, ad. lat "resented by the Noblemen and Geutlemen to whose Quartos sesames, before the magistrates. , ,
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Moose *Sr Tickets are drawn or madmen, a small Prise Clarke's 100 Wooden of ;he World, 10s. dd. ,Csep they had been entrusted, and the crowd therefore The CEO, Jvirrice observes& that the alkiiireitdid
*Ora • BLANK. they will receive in Money Prior's all the Voyages Round the World. 10a. fld. tree uncommonly great. The visitors began. to strive at esamaim ray macaws epos witith the, Coon
tail malty WHOLS TICKET, Twenty Tiro G 4167 im
iitts tareogisissiwt•P°Ps r Illastratioes of G y. los.
Ole • the opening of thst gates, and neltlistled to meld fairly sappose the Magistrate% would eel frith
Pounds. ' I sea:• se 1144 lotto three reelect, hot as early le AIM' partiality ; codberitently they diet-not Re 111 Aimed
111 l 41 6 tars Half I ZS I S tor an Eighth The Rook of English Trades, with Five Hundred gems- 'Past two the line of carriages in waiting extended the for granting a writ of Certioreri. The atopfiliiion 1. I
. A -11 0 for a Qoarter 1 SI it 0 for a Sixtessith delve, flu,0-
rebolo length of Pall-wall in double file ; and Water- was refused.
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to the owe they were purchased at on or before Clarke'. Wonders of the Heavens, Si.
1100-place, St. James's-square, and the adjacent streets
. The themes is immensely rich, containing GifFeen's Abridgment of Blackstone's Commentaries, lie Tel XING V. JANE CaltlALlt.
a veZiOafrlapitals. besides Nightingale's All-
Religions aid Religious ceremostes, were filled with empty vehicles. The defendant appeared to plead to as iaeleament
los. ad, Among the Addresses presented to his Majesty on brought against her by the Society Mr the Moppets-
SIX PRIZES of 121,000! and -
,ion of Vice, for publishing a blasphemous libel; to
Lynch's World Displayed in Verse, fis.
Three Prises of .t 2,000! this occasion, was that from the Lord Mayor, Alder-
Irving's Elements of English Composition. 7s. 6d. Guilt y. The defendant also
.hied are son to be drawn in the first Five Minutes ; Blair's Universal Preceptor, with Fi.e Hundred Ques- men, and Common Council of Dublin. The Lord
which she pleaded Not i
ad Obeyers motels to hehad for Notifies, as stated shove. dons, bs. Mayor and Sheriffs presented the Address, attended pleaded Not Guilty to an ex-olicio information. filed
J. and J. S. trust% be as fortunate as in last Contract, Goldsmith's Grammar of General Geography, and Use by several other Members of the Dublin Corporation, by the Attoraey-tieneral, for publishing a eedkions .•
whoa they sold of the Globes, with One Thousand Questions and East- in their robes, and were most graciously received.- libel contained in The Republi
ALL the PRIZES of 120.000 ! eises, is. dd.
They came to the Palace in three carriages, the horses
deed Questions,
ruit.isliNG. eography, for 1911, with Five Hun- TUN WING V. nuns.
La ems Lottery, at their old Ogees, 37, Condit,' ; 11, Hol- splendidly decorated with Orange and Royal Blue The defendant, who is the new occupier of Garrets
born ; and 118, Haymarket.
Robisson's Grammar of History, with Five Hundred Ribbons, These equipages attracted a good deal of house, appeared in Court, to plead to as indictment
Questions, te. attention. We noticed among the distinguished Mem-
instituted by the Society for the Sopprinclos of Vice,
GRAND INTRODUCTION TO GREAT BRITAIN. Blair's English Grammar, with 2000 Exercises and
in rained Cathie's Republican. The de ftudamt plead-
eyes-
Tattle
Vegetable Milk is a great nourisher and lions, Si. for publishing a seditious and blasphemous libel, eon.
Od. ben of the Opposition, their Graces the Dukes of Bed-
at ener to debilitated and weak constitutions, Blair's Grammar of Natural Philosophy, with 1000 Ears. ford, Devonshire, and Leinster ; Earls Grosvenor, Car-
also consumptive, wasting, and nervous persons do not jos- riesents and Questions, 7s. narvon, and Grey ; Lord Holland, Lord Erskine, the ed Not Guilty. He also pleaded Not Guilty to eir es,-
tie* to themselv by not maim/esa trial of it. It is so plea- Joyce's Arithmetic of Real Transactions of Life and Hu- Marquis of Tavistock. Mr. Lawbton, he. lec. all of oftkio information, filed by the A ttorser.olloto 1.. for .
seat sad imbecile that it ought to be given to weak chil- tines, 3s. W. whom presented addresses to his Majesty from Taejon' selling a Seditious Libel.
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dim, and as it is merely takes as a cordial dees not inter- The Key to ditto, 3s. N.
fere with sagest advice, 00 the contrary, she proprietor Blair's Models of Letters, with Topics for Exercises, 4s. comities and towns. The Drke of Bedford Bid the THE KING v. I.VCV DATIS.
would wish these who take it to have medical advice, by Morrison's Book-keeping, 7s. ed. Marquis of Tavistock presented addresses from the This was an indictment against the defendant, for
whisk means the Medial Gestiessee will prescribe more Blank Forms of sets of Books. for ditto, county and town of Bedford.-The Lotd Mayor of Lon- keeping a common brothel at No. 37. Newman-street,
substantiel food, as the conatitation strengths's, by the Barrow's Fifty-two School Sermons. 7s.
the
don, Sir IV. Curtis, Sir Charles Plower. Sir C.S. Hun- Chief
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nourishment of the V Me 11111k.-The following is an ac- HamiltmemEtements of Drawing, It. 711-
Oxford-street. She was coovicsed before
count of the Int Me Ragland of that valuable ar- Mayor's Universe] Short-Hand, 7s. ed. ter, and other " distinguished" Members of the Corpo- Justice at the Sittings after Term, at Westminster. ' i
tick the Vegetable Milk, which has the power of restoring Niebelson's Popular Elements of Pure and Mixed Math.- riltion of London, were also among the visitors, with a The defendant was now brought up to receive jails-
health and prikagteg life.-lii the year 181 d, a Lady who statics, Ms. great number of Military and Naval officers.-His Ma- meat.
was easespere aid In a declining state of health, was Mathematical Tables, separate Au.
jesty entered the state apartment soon after two o'clock.
advised by bar physioians is London, who had given op all Crocker's Pretties! Land-Serveying, 9s. Mr. Joxas addressed the Court in mitigation of
hopes of her lesowery, to travel be gentle voyages to Johnstone's Grammar of Classical Literature, Os. and surrounded by his Royal Brothers, the Cabinet punishment, and Mr. Overige in aggravation. The
Switeetland, Webb* probably that climate might helmet Squire's Grammer of Astronomy. Os. 6d. Ministers, Great Officers oC State, Foreign Alabama- defendant was shown to have bees a hardened and old
her health. Lady B. aceordiagly went, whore she remained Goldsmith's Geograptikal and Astrouomical Copy Beets,
dors, Sic. received the compeny. The Lord Chamber- offender.-The Court, after some consideration, No-
lbaczttotwhoeears,r hod fodreriateltwbski
tehogtietberthe• l'indasingfr.treerentfolyreconon- Part 1.
11. for Senior Clauses, Ss. lain, the Lord and Groom in Waiting. the Gold Stick tenced her to nine months' confinement.
breellt whatever, bet on the contrary bar health becoming The same Copy Books, small size, lei. each. in Waiting, the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, &c. .._...00.,._
worse, her physicians there, seeing her hopeless situation, Goldsmith's Royal Atlas, corresponding with the large were is attendance as usual-Their Royal Highnesses COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Jas. M.
advised her to return to Ragland, jade*" her matte. air Copy Books, I. and 14a.
the Dukes of York and Clarence. the Dukes of Wel-
ls, of service, which is sometimes Ihe-esse : Lady B.
lietheir advice of returning to Ilafiland, but finding _
...r.f. very weak by travelling, was impeded to rest for Demy Atlas, As. and 7s.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDANCIL lington and Montrose, the Earls of Liverpool and On the sitting of the Court this matting. Mr.
Bathurst, Lord Sidmouth, Lord Castlereagh, Mr. B. Parkins, late Sheriff of Lisud°o, addressed thettleett•
and moved for a Rule calling ea dig Committal' ot t.
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ammedloyer endieben puska, the Alps. the fatless was se
~,t0.mai..1.,, Bathurst. end Mr. F. Robinson, were ansoupt the .
great to her ladyship that she waillir=e6..te sory two - . -..........
iota disdactioa preiliat._Abouton...doek London to show cease whylisluseld not be allowed • .
*Wee weeks, being toe week to ilerlbet. At one ' Paws, Sass. Ilierlit 4 knew OM-- to appoint hia own Secondary to resider 1111,..12-ME.
glare where Lady B. resided, tbe leaiady. as ante by Turin, a very different account of the late dlsterleance sore -of the con-ipany. begin, to depart but the Levee
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be will of Providence, hearing of her Ledysiiip'iscomplalat, . . . . • did net break up until nearly five. There were seve-
in that city is given to the one published by the f Sheriff of London. • •
*shed to see her, and laformed her of • Lady who lived sot , ral presentations.-Lord Erskine presented to his Ma-
gm *ewe the plies, who had prepared a Vegetable Milk, Piedenonteee Gazette. The story of the Bassets . . After Mr. Parkins had stated the ground, tsCh's
v addresses from the following towns, Ike. praying ~..
which had beseflted hundreds who were in a 'limiter sites. Rouges is flatly contradicted, and it appears that the jest, . . .
ban, who came or sent for it from distant parts. Lady B. his Majesty to dismiss his present Ministerfrom his
only crime of the students was that of insisting on one had made some remarks. Mr. Parkins re lied add p , . r
accordingly west with the landlady to the Lady's house,
who gave her a few visas of the vrioitabk, milk ; wag a of their sompsaioas arrested at the neerre Mr. Beam% Oa*tow -said, that although Mr. Par-
Houitoo, Borough of Bridport, Town of Woodbridge,.
Par-
Lady of indepeedrom and benevoleet disposition, she re- rouses, being tried by the rules of the University, iu- Townand lei/10..14d been sworn to render au. &cement, yet it
wined no payment for it, tomaiderioa it a date ilactimbeat stead of shutting him up in the fort of Finistrelle, to'.
of Blandford Town of Chipping Sodbury, a
might possibly be a true answer that he had WI ro-
on her, Kin her power, to relieve a fellow creature without two Parishes of Bristol. -
which he was sent by the Minister of Police, under a
interest. After remaining there a few days longer, and .. . , , . . -.a . . • eeived any money to account for ;• at Orient:l be
taking above a quart of the Vegetable Milk, she not only Strong escort. Having repeated the demand, tee • bad not stated any ground for granting the tale ,
foetid herself notch stronger, bet had a tolerable appetite; Governor of Tow came forward, and ordered the troops .3I ABkBORO UG H MOUS fib .
as' if he were entitled by law to appoint the **eon-
the doctor of that place reetaasedal her some chicken to charge, upon which they rushed into the court of -es-
defy, he could not want the interference of the
broth, and even told her Ladyship site 'eight eat a little of IT • •
the breast of the chick.* if she felt int:Hood, whit* her Lady- s'andattackedthe defenceless
the
oiverstty
ship did, and was more thee she had done for some time he- of whoa three were killed, and fifty wounded, many - f apply if the officer to be apppinted shosld be *ls-
fohr. Lady B. remained in the pleat shoot six months, of them dangerdusly; and it is reported that a second illustrious lad has made o
Sin The choice an y
,eructed in the exercise of his office. The (Misr
a"elea 'h." time she took the Vegetable Milk regularly : affair of a still more serious nature has taken place, in a town resid..ece, reminds me of an anecdote of the _
at length Sadie; her health so far restored. her Ladyship famous Duchess of Marlborough. Probably it may 'serous expressed their agreement in thiS opinion;
wished to return to England, hut thought it advisable Arst,which the people were fired upon, but this wants con- and the rule was refused. •
amuse your Readers.
either to procure the recipe or take some of the Vegetable firmation. Mr. Parkins was about to reply, when he wet in-
hlilk with her, and accordingly went to Lady R. and offered The King of Prussia has declined going to Laybach; When Marlborough-house was nearly finished, its cc-
formed by the Court that the case was weer foe
her a thousand pounds for the recipe. which Lady IL re- this id attributed to • • d•ty
some existing i erence betweea lebrated mistress was on rather " hoity toity" terms at
few& alleging that she had positively declared invert° part that day. " Then, my Lords," said be, " you shall
wick it, but said she would give her Ladyship any quantity the Cabinet of Berlin and that of st. petershorgh._ Court. One day a Nobleman said to her Grace, in the hear
of .
it another day."
with her. Lady B. however, being so anzioas to possess this The Emperor Alexander arrived at Laybach on the Bth, pressing( the King, what aspiendid Mansion it would., u-%
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inestimable recipe, went to Lady R. again the next day, when it was suped the Conferepees would cum- be when completed. " Yes," said the haughty Ditches.
sued took with her a saleable diamond worthies, which cost with an elevated voice, and casting a disdainful look MVlTitetors Dit•Te. A peasioner n 011 ear
her above five hendred guineas, which Lady B. begged bet It is not yet clearly aseertained
mance in a day ere o.
upon Majesty, "s tolerably good House, bet a
ladyship to accept, as she considered Lady h. hs4 saved her whether Ferdinand VII. has been really invited. . ~,, . bled rhey had one lodger who was also a pews/goer.
airmen :I atonsovaHoop."
lite, who roelioit so mush pleased with the gratitude, altered If so, and be bad obeyed the summons, those who are These persons were all in sound health on the night
her former resolution which she had made. of mot partial; acenaletod with the state of public opinion in the Penh'.
with the recipe, and not only gave her ladyship the recipe. of Thursday sensight, when they retired to test.
sula have no hesitation in asserting that it would re- The Ring will hold a Cabinet Council this day at
bet was present when lady B. perehased the lagredieets, Next morning O'Hear was found dead in his bed,
aid iastreetedher lAdyship in the maser of itegtt,bol quire all the powers of Europe united, to replace him twelve o'clock ; and at the breaking up of the Council, sad his wife was appeewstly expiring. A min- 1
with am agreement only, tWst Lady B. Weld. ih re- on 'the Throne. As to the Codes, they would never his Majesty will leave town immediately for his palace Sluing arsenic was found in the house. A es•dee's
tern for the eeekisee. a pair of diamond dupe, also et is- have consented to snch a measure. Doneadien's dis- at Brighton.
mease vales; her Ladyship did *et at Ord Eke to we're anyistqaest his been held on the cone of tbe decolleed
Wails room but game, Lady R. „odd mot let her hese missal from the list of Generals on active service, r
was Lynx JAN. 25.-On Wednesday last, Mr. H. Fife.. man, but the jury has not yet reversed its verdict.
the reeips unless she did, was °snivelled to submit. A few siassomesed In yesterday's Ifonitese. This affair, will, .
seedsosan, of High-street, was, after a long ievestiga At
ties fully committed for trial to the pol, for wilfully ten o'clock on Friday mottling, the billititos
days 116.* Lady 2. Proceeded no bee *may to Entiand. it is seppesed, lead to a violent strnggle between the ' . •
when she found herself so muck recovered as not to require firing a pistol, and severely wounding in the fete, he. opened by Dr. Morriston and Surgeon Da Part
Princes and Ministerial party. You have beard of Sir
any stoppages on the road, except • day or two to pre- Mr. -Brett. a Sheriff's officer, on the preceding evening, of the stomach was black and in a state of gormilteese, li '
a Ors=ly of the Vegetable Milk. In the year IMO James Crawford having bees ordered to gait Prance while the latter was serving a writ on his. This infer- affording loosen to conjectsre that it had bowsaw!
IL in Bighead in good health, bet thrmigh by the Police. Although denied by the Ultra Journals. Smuts occurrence took place I. IGgirstreet, os Tuesday
"rase bed lost mad of her teeth, therefore called 011
Ls..
Duelist, whim her Ladyship had received some ~._ D. _t_ a____,
his departure is attributed to the mass ialluence of ailfbas about II o'clock i and we are sorry to add, Mr. distended
Brett's recovery from the erects of the wound is sad- with upon by poison. The vessels of elm brain letlftElfeett
blood. The woman who , 1,1
eselitulmehetatio she %SIMS Begiend, mid bed a new set 1' '''". "` '• '' doted by his medical attendants to be very doubtful, the (as we understand,) to be in that kiwi Teetiartgr
**INA ataiss dada.* dine her resehted with woweenmem______-_ ball net having yet bees extracted. which is the usual reknit of an overdoes of humblitlas.
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hang la the geoid net solvate ir4RWICK. • On Tuesday night last, about ten o'clock, it being ais now in a state of recovery. She, and the filter
hem r bow sash better her LedPildlo erne I,
tooth; rimantior how very ill Lady B. was w she telt __um,- very heavy dense fog, the ferry-boat, which regularly who has sustained no injury here comisiteed iil'
Elldlead, epee which her Lad related to Mr. Mare THOIRDAT Evarmeo.-The Town is quite is a has- Plies from this town to West Lynn, with about twelve lybot goal, until
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the shove iniessideei event, arsillitlir. P. of coarse felt ale; renown on board, was arried down the river, the ferry-
elelleat to have the red" net ter the basalt of his- oF out their way, about six miles, to a place
*end family, bet alee fit Se geed, fliffilltiod that
resale
the bells are ringing at both churches, and per- hoei i
sons of all descriptions are Socking to the Leaaitg-. _ii...s
Lyme. Nottingham Point, where they were compelled to .
As the haloes* will probably undergo a striet I i. 1
stab an laralualie melee le obeeerity• whilst ton road, for the purpose of sabering into Warwick matinee until the next morning, to the great alarm of inquiry, we decline at present publiehhig any Ale ,
turnessc aft galifiet Wilk ii. re eoraldslots• the deputation, which has recently presented she ad- their friends. conjectures which have been formed on the eat* of
ear. r. theesilbse atone 111.11. asether ant 0 teeth with •
areas voted at a Town's Meeting to her Most °racism's NORWICU, JAY. 26.-A robbery was committed on O' ear's sudden and extraordinary death. and 'Se
ewe plates, sod prenentod * her Ladyship and begged La ~... r.
Caroline. Monday evesilig last on the person of Mr. John Thor- equally strange but net mortal sickness et kit Alle.
for the recipe, wiles the Lady se everileyod at the rewevery N'arlitir 'eueellh Ifield I Seven o'cLocu.-The procession has jest entered Jell. of this:city, who was knocked. down in C ape , -(ipowry, Thiewweass,) . .
of kw health, 'MS'S, i paint of fords to est with, glee .. o
who - d the de- and his pocket-book, essotausing 13001. in notes takes ,%,. ar.,..0 -1.0 • -i!"--
as --1.. -._ .
Borough. The Gent'hid ay las in ritinasens. ontelbeility
Mr. P. the veep., cad promised him on honour that she would our pme from hins.-11 appears that Mr. Thurtell was enticed by ,_`? "
Rev, Arthur Savage Wade Vicari Was
not give It to any wile else, and likewise insisted on peeing Pet•u°lll rig' the
.°Pc" ff
in the gate at the oreirens or the .
of St. Nicholas ; John Edwards, Esq. Akio ratan t Day Cosa, on Meador aproolog, to colli es Mr. So . pneom; no diet six countrymen, a by a
%t the ether set of teedi. Since Mr. P. had the good for-
William Collins, jun. Esq. and Richard Tom* Neg. hear, aew Chapelfield ; sod on his retuning a WOlialin erects-server, demanding admission. t. Fltsleitass
Me to possess the recipe foe the Gegetable Milk, be has I
W several aim virtue, aid by the great t were seated in an open carriage, decorated with ever- with whom
aseard him, whom be did not know, andaccosted them, and inquired what were their efteessi?
with white favours, drawn mum: he wailed into Chapeillid. whew he was violeutly struck they replied, they were going to gaol ter -dein. en
numereas parses have derived boa it, to wise. he rocas- ifrat.&_•Bo intermixedby i the ham by mew poison, and knocked dews and preceded be an abundance of flambeaux • • devices obtained against theft, apes which deer Agra ~ I
needed It. one ass is partlester,-a Lady who bed bees ""y were
of • ' 'ebbed ; hie picket, costaleing the property, was eat
descriptions, and a band of
vesv weak and I. bed ham* Ise pare, was a patient of Mr. ""1"1". various mule. opee. and a welted was indicted in the right-side, "pa. arrestlid. It is a *instils, trot le lellard At Ma- ..
Prieeee is his profsaies, ore tow aid ehert_hreethed The masers of persons assembled ea this occasise. reetlydeme witha poodnife. Mr. T. was Shea se au- vidaagi valatitavilf saihainitg , . • Alf _ ..
lime is the lest sheep of weettevishe anal great difficulty sad Parading doe Town, was mach larger this smell swarm ad se eetareip etre*, that he was erasmed, and mend it trim t They hid se *IF -
r *yawn. we altar tahlsg aSi boors atm vegetable kw* hest ealealated ire from the sheet solace tlist had se is *dad hinealt. The reifies was se sawed no resistance. notwitb Aar %eft •
Mk heal lab a elaage te her Welsh thee cite ballast es- ilibibillums. had 4. the' rettl„
_valliff. dsPatallost, and dads mg dem that boreald. not diettegatele overdoes to bet ind ,it, %a de '
the wealaa's law. lli.- T. had Mks this sea fees Itts estimeted that the
ierei for As no sesredsme mhe te base same Yee amounted to at seem Ave thesseead.nisi,
lwias It earmzil G. et Leaden, is wheim bitirill sold :lii . ,
their amass published. It is th. iiety thereaste el these A Pretty ezhiblek" of ire-Wiikt was displayed sal 8 of beediesiee .It id tut ~coif eaessd tbg Isiah* to be lemma 16
all Mai to ashea eta et k. the 'manufactory of Messrs. Brows, Main, awl C.. as es ..14 the Net, of ere Ceuati fur limit Snail, atitirriey eme to
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