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London, England, 1822-05-20 00:00:00

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JUDGMeNT UPON TIC MARQUESS OP WRSTISRATII.
On the four Judges coining into Cook the targermi
'of Westmeath was called and placed open the ger. It
will be recollected that this defendant had catered Mgt
meet by default. to • an informatioa against 'him,
for sending a challenge to a gentles's* imamel Weida
a trustee to the Marchioness of Westmeath.
It will he recollected they for a considerable time.pasj
there hod been mitre. (lactose* between the defend=
out and his lady. which. unfortunately, every attempt to
reconcile has proved unsuccessful.
The COURT called upon the defendant. Whit had say
thing to saw. Fie read something from a book which we
understood to be a.jestification of his evade d t bit (rem
the very low tome is which he read, he was frequently
inaudible. . .
sir. Justice B then pronounced the judgment of
the Coors. which was that the defendant be imprise•ed
three months In the Kleg's Bench, sad at the end ofthat
period to ester inns moieties, himself in the sum stint/.
Sad two swedes for the sum of live hundred pond}, to
keep the pence for three years.
Tat RING P. WADDINGTON.
This WA blown peruse was brought up to plead to
an indictment preferred by the Society for the" Soppres•
sine ofriee," cheerier him with vending • blwatheasoes
libel, entitled " Palmer's Principles of Nattier.
The Clerk of the Court read the libel sad lodichaent.
Mr. itraddimeamt was peoretelieg to epee .a kege sell
of papeewat *lbis bee, stating he did mewl& tetibplaside
bet to show the ill treatment be had received by • IISG•
estrum la having his bail rejected. -wield' bed
slotted theiiLordsbipe the trouble of hearing Mira'
day. .
The Cs ttr JOITICR said " We own hear rov,r.l
must plead."
Mr. Waddiegtoe them sold, he Amid plod Kos
Bailey. sad retired foe * pewees of penman .40
• affidavit. which the Court tegaired. respeadog his wow
plaint a( ill.treatment.aael they would lash at it la al
coarse of the day,—the defeedaet lima left the Covet.
Oa his return. is'bent se hoer altssuartle,
ea a‘davit. in which he stated. that he bud mtr..d.
grille committed to Cold Bath Floldseims atisslmn.
the Magistrate. en the oath of Mee Wilma Bieddt. fee
Levier published a libel en the Christian Religloo, lu
"Palmer's Prieeiplee of Nature ;" that be, dednencue.
• had culled spew Smith S. poise eat is the said week any
libellous panne, bet which be scald sett Met*. the
Magisteatt said be bad himself reed the we and said.
that is his Jarman it yes libellous. ;tai be should
commit the elefeedant for stet of helle. therefore
snhosltted that Me Magistrate bad aarfalabority to cow
nsk him, loaeseeek es the witness-MU set make oath
that all parts( doe poislicatioe *se Illtelleaa The de-
&adage farther etemplaioad that his plea of A" Not
figilty" bad bees eutertml from him is coosetneace of
the Court having said that be most plead before be could
be beard.. that, therefore he was taken by surprise;
otherwise he wield have takee four days to plead, al-
though be bad milamitioes matter to osmium the Jury
that he bad set published soy libel.
The CAM JUSTICE sold it WSW maolkst spin the de
feadant's owe affidavit, that the Magistrate hod payee.
Iv contained him. As to the alleged dressiest* of
lies baring Wee lebis by serprise. be might sew retract
l bin pleaianktakes IN*, drer ay of next tors to sou-

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we ought 1,1 to permit you to i.4w odor pri-
son than Newrate. Whatever aosaitiodulliter the
roles of that prisms allow. I have no doubt yea will
receive. • • •
The defehdant, therefore, stood committed to. New
gate.
TB* Mar% RICEARDION AND PLANO.
Mr. NOLAN molted for a role to show cause why a eri-
mina in formation should not issue against the—defesid-
ants, who reside at a village in Berkshire, and one ofi
whom is a farmer. and the other a bailiff to a-ladr of
fortune. Hi. am ovies set forth, that they had broken',
into the parish church. and taken possessioa of the books,
of theparish clerk, who had refused to resign his office
at their desire.
The Court observed, that the offence was properly of
ecclesiastical cognizance ; but as granting the role
might lodiice the parties to refrain from their indecorous
line of proceeding, they would not now refuse it. The
role to show cause was accordingly granted.

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TIE XING O. 11111/1.

The defendant, a mansfacturer of parchment, who was
found guilty at the last Kingston assizes of a conspiracy,
with an officer of excise, to defraud Government of the
duties payable on certain *kiss of parchment, was brought
up. on the motion of tbs SoLICIToa•GMN[IUL. for judg-
ment, and was sensesced to pay a tine of 1001% and to
be imprisoned (or six mouths in the .House of Correction
at Brixton.

A Court for the trial of offences against the Revs
rue Laws was held at this city last week. There was
nothing extraordinary io any of the trials, except at
thst of a poor farmer. It appeared that Mr. Gregory,
the Revenue officer, assisted by the High Cossialvie of
the city, thrust a child of five years of age, sae of
the former, thrniigh a grated wieslow, and directed
him to lift up a jar which they saw is the room, end
hold it whilst they quaffed the potteen neater from hi
mouth as the boy thrust it through the ban. Having
this ascertained the quality ef the spirits, they got
into the house, and made a seines of two or three
quarts. Thus, through the mild and merciful amora-
lity of the Excise Laws and the Madly feelings alone
of their guardians, the innate hospitality of as Irish
infant was made the etaconscioes Interment able fa-
ther's destrection. It le also perhipi estritirdissary
that an dicer on the half-pay of Ile Majesty'l 'army
was convicted of Illicit distillitioe
• Jog cal, May 12.)
On Wednesday the Ist inst. the wife of Thomas
Henderson, a labourer at Hall-house, parish of Halt-
whistle, Northumberland, was delivered of a fates,
which presented the following liars nature:—Tbe
fame was duplex ; that is, it consisted of two bodies
joined laterally, the respective heads being in a line
parallel with each other. The jenction was at the
sboslders, and -terminated at the insertion of the
thighs; the right arm of the one, and the left of the
other, being is a great measure unattached. Each
bad its separate uminillie and ilistinedive mark of the
sex (female), but there are only one navel, which was
situated is the midst of the conjunct body. It may be
eenecessary to state, that this monstrous production
was still-born. The poor woman, who was delivered
with great skill by Mrs. Sarah Pattioson. midwife, of
Haltwhistle, is, according to the leering, of gossips,
' 1s a good way.'

lava irises olktoo dooms -al Ma isoisd...kiltatioa,
taw b. N. 30. 441. poi oisoo--lualo. it. 44.4.-Too4
Is aboodoato. had gales i druk.—Tbes. nee
tab,* imam) for draught bones. •
"Nice or Coax. Cutotorai.--.llloat 415.-100.
Farb/ 17.. 3141.--thl4, 116 'llOl.--Boubs 24.. pot
flootor. •
~,Ireal was es Saorrior tassioord foe soio as Ittigit•

AK by the tows erre, at' 4ed. per lb.
CarTLElai. Mat 13.-ITha Pair bold le this tows
os Saturday last, was bad beyoad may former prize.
lest, there were se prices to be elkoliei he eattle.—
Shetp, whisk on former Peasirme might have sold for
23e. would sot bare that thy broaght 106. g all other
stork suffered as eqsal dlsabratios Is price.
Noawtca, May 17.—Oar Market was bet thinly at-
waded ea Satarday. Wheat maintained last week's
cir; bat As •ffleehrys were Jame. Oats remts i as
A.l96;fre elgtiT a Milk ileele sad lieUmbeeds. was
exhibited is cattle market, sad at All as low poises
; tke same may be cud of degas. he.
OW pins were well Sled. •
Straffbaus Fair. ea Meshy last. them was ros
.abaadease of all Mesh of stalk whisk wealaalaudy
at km pima.
Leas, Mat 11-IT. had a fair supply aerate dinar.
114 ea Tuesday, which meta dull soli. - Wheat, (Odom
pappamod last week's pekes, sad the Jaen.
sorts are lower. le Bailey Mk or aothlag delay,
melds, woos helot seer.
rYamatioer at IL—Ow ihrtit " Sate/41 was
im!,z with Oral.. Wiese& wore a dal sale.
dropsy. Malting &.$i ~ were 2s. per
lowest the Maud wen takes sir freely es fall
*VW Imam la abet Orals mote ere akendou.
Memerts. Max 10.—Wheat, 7s. le Os. ;
3s. se 80.14., Oats. le. N.M; L. 3d. per Umbel ;
nulls. pow eqie Dothe,3e. id. telle.ditto;
Illsef. ; Veal. 114. to dfft Menem a to 4d.;
lb* 2de. to _ lb.; Leek Its. to Ss . per quarter ;
letter. 7d. to /d. per lb.; Posatees.ll4. per peek ; Eggs,
Infer Is.; Asparagus, ds. per Imodred ; uooseaemes,
34....pe quart.
Matson Wigan. Mat 140—The &else is the
plea of Baiter aradwass. Om Serlarilay it fell from 774.
to Wind 735. Yesterday 7k was the bed price for
SOW Ards.
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POLICE.
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riow•traart.--tra Satiably a yang was, mind
!larding. in the swpinsesat of lia. Frsesar, sword •
satiates tits Kiss', at Chariareress, was irreoshr ea
is the area* of ftissolea, Jas.. sod soother irf the
petrel, esti aborted by them with blesiag and gross-
IsE . .
- Friday

ea* of t►e oaten of the I
guard... and desired bins to desist.
He still persevered. and the Aeon took lam into ens•
tody. and lodged him in the watebbeese.
Whew the defendant was asked by the Magistrate
what be ►ad to say in answer to the charge, he bung
down his head, and was silent.
Mr. Mutenuu. reprimanded Lim very sharply for
his foolish conduct, and ordered him to Bed bail; bat
Me ether came is the course of the snornitig, and esc-
alated Is persuading the Magistrate to let him go
*see his (the father's) undertaking for his future good
beha►iour.
An Englishman, named Bowed, servant to M.
Rothschild, has been brought before the tribunal of
Correctional Police, on a charge of accidental heed-
aids. arising from carelessness. ,This man, conduct-
lag some unruly horses through the Champp•Elyseea.
while in • state nearly of iatezieatios. (aid which be
was act able to manage properly) one of them rode
over a man and killed him. He afterwards resisted
the Commissary of Police. who wanted to take hint eft
the horse. P.l. Chid: d'llstrange made an able defense
for the accused, who was untamed to four months
imprisonment, and • Sae of 50 francs. M. Rothschild
was ordered to pay t►e expiates.
ExvaaoaDlNaar Casa.—On Sunday sennight.
cat belonging to John North, of Kegwortb, labourer.
kittened, and directly afterwards the kittens were
drowned, u is usually the ease when they are lit
wanted. The same day, North happened to catch a
couple of young rabbits, which be put into a basket
-sad ►ung up in his house, which is a very low one.
Neat dusaing the rabbits were missing. but •(tetra
Mena vetch, were discovered along with the cat,
ender a bed. la the same room, nurtured by her, and
'absolutely sacking her as if they bad been her own
•ffspring ; sod new they are become se domesti-
cated, that she fondles them—they ruts abuts the
house after ber—and without the least reserve, she
publicly, in the middle of the floor. will often place
herself in the most courenleat posture for them to
have their TITTY ad libitum. •
It is with painful feelings we Lave to record the
particulars of a most melancholy astident, which re-
cently happened at the coal works at Shipley, Derby-
shire, by which four very valuable workmen lost their
lives. While ascending from the pit by means of an
engine called a whimsey, a cog wheel. constituting a
part of the eagine, by sonte,unforeseen circumstance,
was dialled*. and the whole enacideery being left
without check or restraint, these unfortunate men
were instantly precipitated to the bottom of tbe pit,
and falling ttear 100 yards, as is calculated, with a
weight of three to,* of chain up:ln than, two of them
were killed upon the spot, a third snrvived but • few
minute., and tbe fourth, who wrs got alive out of
pit, died the same e►eniug.—They were all dreadfully
mutilated.—(. ottiaghans Regime.).
Coca. /Ire 13.—.111 order was yesterday read*
by the High Sheriffs of this city, directing that Roger
liejferues, who was convicted of selling gunpowder
to ■n informer who represeated'himself a White Hay.
should be forthwith sent on board the convict ship
now le Cove, for the purpose of being transported to
New South Wales,

4ort. • its , city,
A ofbie.belcknOthfinilly mwsoyed byhb t.eigh-
-44. strefettedliy tits circumstance as to cause Ines-
Ldillicrigoseent, and be was a fee *Mks Mum re-
moved to the Lusatia Asylum at !Alden, where ou
tljwdey se'snightlie tiled and it being. generally
ItiMoofh. Otilry rasis,,toisbtehientfeetrede.ies thae,fuotroseeereeposarish
ree
of 'penile@ sesembled, and as sees as the corpse was
interred the impulse* were determined to chew their
remottnetit en the person. Supposed to bare injured
him, sad the windows of the house of Mrs. Williams,
liquorsmerchant, with the glass in the shop, were de.
sevoyea, elm the window, of the two adj.tieine houses,
occupied by Mr. Vincent and his son. were demolish-
ed. The Mayor and Sheriffs, with their ulcers, and
a umber of special comarshies, immediately west to
lig spot, sad eade.tv,mred to disperse the multitude.
bet, being usable to do so by persuasion, it was
t advierable, in the costes of the afternoon, to
o Riot Act, *bich had the desired effect. and
to say me further injury was
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tablirstastes..-0* Thursday afterame a yeasg
moo. WIC calls himself .6 the Bright** Youth," on.
dernsekse run 16 miles in two hour., for such gra
tektite sis maid obtain from the spectators. After
scaraqiiiiklity half the distance in 55 minutes, be
aid thth be could get no more this three shillings
bit perlistmance, and very prddratly relinquished
Friday. at a quarter before if o'clock. he coo.
a NUM AIWA feat ea the Bischhoy turnpike
,togo 50 miles in eight ho@rs. He completed his
stases. task within time, aid ran is apparently fresh.
cad eollected nimeriptions from a large cosmoses@ of
people.—(Sseter Paper.)
IP•saar,sa's I NOVIST:••SIIIOCIIING A CCIDINT..II
lisqaisitioa was ea Saturday evesiag held at the limn
i.e.,., lasasheth.roed, before Thomas Shebat, Esq.
for the city of Leaden and the borough of
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k.
irk* was killed by a sew en Friday, morales
tlt appeared from the (*videos* of Mr. Seeger,
allest o'cioe.k ea Friday he perceived the caw
tai adf parolag his house. Shortly after he saw the
cow istscriag oat of the direct line and make a saddles
dart aktbe.dmeased; and ie a moment after he wee
heitir-disteek at midair the poor woman elevated
alsCia deb animal's head. The witness assisted to
eartystie "roma to Mr. Hyde's, who, as feeling her
pulse, remounted her to he me more. A Teeny man
ed Miller deposed to the same effect, adding, that
drover took no voiles of the deceased. but perused
'coarse U. if nothing bad happened. A wnwae
aila Welsh said. she was passim over Blukfriars.
AAP -Om same merality. Whoa she observed this cow.,
and the animal attacked Ur, knocked her dime. sad
grazed her ribs, bet fortunately the animal was at.
tacked by • dog, and she was emceed from her-peril-
ous siltation. A jurystaa said the tow re* at some
boys In tilackfrisearuad, sod all the foot passengers
were seriously alarmed. A gentleman had eternised
the sow, sad in his oplaiou it was sot mad, only se
such animals are whenever accompanied by mime.—
The drover was called, but be was so desalt that so.
thing eoald be got •from him.—Verdict, Accidental
Death, with a deodand of If. on the cow.

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Jamey. MAT 11.—It will be recollected that, last
year, the English and Jersey oyster-fishisg-beats were
much obstructed and annoyed by the French armed yes-
*is, on various protean, of eocroachment, bet, in reality.
to destroy the Jersey eyster-trade altogether. and thus
oblige the English oyster companies to obtain their sup-
plies frons.France. 't he French authorities bays again
stationed vessels of war on the banks discovered by the'
Jersey fishermen is 1797, and adopted hostile aleasarmi,
by firing, is time of peace, on English *hippi, sod
chasing them within the rocks Heat sevreand Jersey.
These -hostile proceedings have attracted the attention of
the Jersey States, and • petition hes been voted to his
Majesty in Council. These oyster banks are shaded
between Jersey and the opposite coast of Fratiee. stretch-
ing from Cape Rose! to the rocks called the Ifincrais,
a few miles to the north-west of the small Isle of Chau-
ley, between one sad three leagess from the French
shore. The fishery is now la a log state. It
oscupies, during four months of r. upwards of
three handred fishing smacks, ma by seedy two
thousand British seamen, gives employment to near one
thousand of the poor inhabitants of the eastern coast of
the island, and Is, in many other respects, of general
utility to the country.
RECORDSR't RLPOItT.—The Recorder's Report has
been made of the following convicts under sentence of
Math in the gaol of Newgate, via. William Piesse, (Sr
Fergery; Win. Bartholomew, Join Close, Charles Gray,
Michael Donagbe, John Yates, Henry John Naylor,
'George Adams' Edward Ward, John Anson. Edward
Desmead, and James Davis, fur burglaries; Henri? Leo-
.loll ea Francis Meadows; for stealing in dwelling.
bosses; Samuel Weedoe and Thomas Alsey, fur sheep-
*eating ; Mather/ Varney, William Tetley, and George
Smith, for borne-stealing;—when Henry John Naylor.
(100. Adams, Edw. Ward, John Anson, Edw. Desmond;
James Davis, Wm. Bartholomew, and John Close, were
ordered for execution on Wednesday next, the 9.ed Inst.
The others were respited during his Majesty's pleasure.
STATE or NEWOATIL—The following is a statement of
the prisoners fur trial at the ensuing Ofd Bailey SlailliSle
with the nature of their offences, via.—

lliddlesex. Loudon.
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Murder .
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Manslaughter ' . .
Returning from Transportation . I
Burglary . . 3
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Highway Robbery . . 6
Stealing in a Dwelling Hamm . 1. 7
Horse stealing • • :. • 3
Maliciously Stabbing • . . . 3
Uttering Purged Bank Mks . 1
Receiving Stolen Hoods . 1
Bigamy . 1 . .
Stealing from the Person . . 1I - ...o I
Larcenies . . 116 • 15
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Fraud . . 2
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°Publishing Blasphemous lyorks . 1

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Total . . 161-440 21
• This is Catlite's &spasm the •' Unknown Maw,"
id who refuses to give his atm.

o'clock.

Tlesesday Sae Ashen in'. Lbw. 'fay,
Iv hen dia. river joisiad -by.eba Brow 466(111 •
of ahead 22 laelese salesgth, rest weighias op.
frier peseta. II beady it areesmrea mop
w .aaeght shoat Ws time last year is As
t aisighbreelehead.
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bi/fir. POk rtaanSr
tyre ?mks Sr maw wersa iv Lan
111.-11 ATITICINIIIOI.' Dll/4.
Pflib water--eners. It ri.tflai 19 •I feral 43 re, la 6,
, ht.—Em st T. e. Nsw 31•09 or It maim
tlyh mater—wars. 14 rem, 0 86 of 1.
111, T.—
.Sea sines 6 a. ait. 4..„,••
' water—more. 16 ia.;63S/firiaea. is a. mitt,
Itomaaaa a.., •
,p..Aieb water—drone. 9 ea. after 114 errea. i 1 ..aft. 3.
i.Veatis rims 32 rola. aft. 9 Mr..
witer—oorn. 49 a. after Si e'en. le later a.
93. F.—Meraery seta 6.. Orr V even.
H is* weter—oworn. ii.. attar 4; ere". 37.. atter 4.
S.—Orford T. each.
IHOh waser—erere. it ee. after 6: ryes War. after It.

Tun WZATIMIL—Tis• weather for the peeteedieg
week appears to have been severs in the northeea pests
of the kingdom, sad the hills of Cumberland have been
free the northward of east the cold as
sopped with sou; and as the wind blew daring that
'lliiktealist.eitalidperisirscednee. is easily accounted for. Shadily wet
eatressely harsh and gloomy, and Monday too was
chilly : bet free that day the warmth has hese I nereui ng,
alit, the 6,1 owes dap have been briliant sumer *fa-
ther. This day tholdsonsoeseter is the inn beige,.
one and two o'clook was 87 degrees. Th• quantity of
rain fallen hers ohm Saturday is too small to be tags.
sured.—Strend.
imaikerilliellidli"
staieurran.

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DIED.
On Tsuilay lasi, at Lys., after a abort Mans, Asa
liner ass. 100.
Os the OM Mit, aged At. Charlotte, ttor wife of Salmi
Nish. IIIM“ w Mrsealay-eomatos.
Os It.. NM Isla., Mrs. Martha Estrltlgo. of William-street,
Hama Posing.
Os tit. IDA hat Wm. Moyle, Dn., of Copier'rWoad,
array. is MaeM year.
OsOs Friday Mat, at Ma hoses at Peckham,' liver Mamas
Maw _

Os iisaWay. the 19th Inn— Nary, the wird. of Robert Bell.
of her age. a New Boswell-court, barrinter-et-law. in tie Nth
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Desert et *writs le.ror. Hen.
Thy Imam, aod (le the cup of We.
That isooey,drop) thy pleasing wife.
QOCRATRS, by his discourse on marriage. an en-
-1,...7 raptured his auditors with the ambient, that the married
moo few to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be
wedded ; and " The tilmmaidae" has attl.-aseth that the word
" udb" la the meetogpershie Simi delightful stamitla *thieve.
The inerial buthetteit. lama, of marriage. compasses the
deellersitemstf our enidpiteet g teeming not only MBA hap-
plmiallalit eaelia.fiest dived*, the noel Itself M hanweelle
with hitiVIIC:74", • .
siggiVole,
Previelh. .111 Weds, into
lion, ithilleduses as "_temdure lo the
passim*, bete eillta the greaser Deeei le- '
rarities, *Web due freedom. of Oman, may
has. mitaliedupeo it. T. Vlllsettee are
alt table essay of Mom 'bees. which, while
they excite the mend wow behold( r, sireeW also
impress him with the tear of selltwerechth.
Luxurious habits will efeminize the nutty—a residence In 4
the tropics rill relax the death fibre—Oct mote especially
does the preinatare lefehandem of youth too frequently ems-
promise the naturals= into a state of inanitioa, free
whence the embed Sere Ilpin doubts the dame of
relief. To 111 wady this, we address oursehes,elbrias
---intilleelar strength—felicity ; nor will oar
adrift"' • mentionable, sanctioned es they are by the
multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experieney.
The easy cum of married life. are sometimes disturbed
by the suspension of those blessings width concentrate the
nuptial wreatb--for the female habit is often constitutionally
weak—yet it ene be streagtheeed, and defideat energy im-
proved into femedosal power.
In every moot soWde intrusion, es well as is e% el
relaxation ofthe generative economy, we pledge oar abiAt
to care speleMly, and with effect. Coronet', solicitous to
expel the enteeNar rteperle from to post lon so presumptu-
ously tam up, we deviate from general prin:iples with less
hesitation; aadeonlinent in our own honourable integrity as
Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the angering
eommarity of either sex (especially those entering into ma-
trimonial life) at mat to our house, where daily attendance,
is given for personal consultation ;-and letters frUni Vie
country are immediately 'neutered , tite4e mutt contain*
remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be for Warded
to any part of the world, however distant.
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That onwards from Pleaskin'a high brow to the Oman
Descends, and the ravage defies of old Tim c,
Repelling the waves is their wildest commotion;
Of Kivu an the boast, and the pride of &ems Erin,
A. Visitor lately, no eonstmarnee Paring,
Ascended its heights, and explor'd the dark eaves,
Their entrance the wide rolling bdiow that laves.
The Visitor's Boors. of pre...mine:lt polish,
West nearly the wits of his Guide to demalsb!
" Comm ea, (cried the stranger) why thus do yea loitm?
" This Cure and its ientateswe'll now reconnoitre."
He etuer'd,—these Imp. fait no good are about.
Thought the Guide, and his station took w s ;al.
While peed'ring his mind on these Beet ieriainY plwites.
'meshd as if now had begaistbsi.• Lark
reveries of strange import the Guide sore usteandels
And roll'd round the CAUSEWAY. the r.okes resounded;
When rusit'd from the Cave. to I is horriliet notion.
Two dmumns, and piung'd their dread forms in thifoceao.
The Guide now of fortitude wholly disarns'd,
Fled fast from the spot and the country alai-m*o !
Man, woman, and child darn. in toulsitudes ran,
And saw from Ise cave this mysterious man
Step forth.—in his hand a large fish Ayres the tinter!
" These /ape NB *WI p:ovs now to clirefor Air diorner.'•
Too Oilers this fish to the Cicero had broug
Thence hasty retreat from the s'ranger t!iey sought.
The Guide, by the jet so terrif.e'lly (hunted.
Now telling the steel. in se'rth is rolls tile:
And still at the CAUSEWAY alien sj'm,al. panted,
They ask for the ntrrrs fruit WA R5V...5 JCt Nattily.
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