Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
UNfoN-HALL. LONDON.


UHfaN-HALL. LoSpoy.
CurioAs Mode Of sectins a bad T.no,,
| Dennis O'RGllly appeared to snsws, 4.
complaint Of Ca,harlne Donoughue f,r an
sauil. Each party was accompanied hv
host OF friends, and the confusion Of to,,'s,
was admirable. Mrs. DonougLue de.c,r.d
the assault in very vivid terms. She hal been
compie ely upset" she said, by Mr.. O..
F., Reilly, because she asked him only for H..
key OF the yard and be would no, give il to
her at all. but iripped up her heels instead.
and she called some six or seven ladies' f., "a
prove that hey saw her iyins at. ,lr. Den.
MS O'Reiily began hi defence lib bnwto
the ground, and = I'll tell you wha, i, is row.
your hnnor-ibst Is, your worship. it your
worshiP's honor will hear me- The m ,gi,.
+, trale assured him OF a patient hearing
Then. your worship, as was telling you, or
was going to tell you, Mrs. Donoughue & 4
complete nuisance; and for an hone i wo.
man, she is not bit of il, your honor-,ni
is at that would lie batting woman. your
; honor that is, your worship" The ma.
gisirate told him he was inclined to think bet.
ter of him Och surely, your worship,
and would not do If but Mrs. Donoughue
was heaviest at top, for she had got drop in
it. your worship, and put my hand to her
shoulder, and 60 along with you, said |, Mrs.
Dououghue - Here Mr. O'ReiIley suited
the acton to the word. and the word to he
action, with peculiar grace. and most 10.
telligent grin, when the magistrate Catching
the idea said" Aye, and So YOU just put
your hand TO her. and down she tu,nhied ~
By the powers! and your worship: as
right as If you was at il yourself exclaimed
Mr.. O'ReiIly, with another how, AMI nltha
triumphant smile. ne added" But I'll tell
your worship all the rest of il =: Mrs Do.
noughue owes the landlord la ior tn rent Of
the place, and he cast get her out Of IT, nor
get bis money either; and So. your worship.
what do you think she did low p
The magistrate shook his head. "Why
be took away from her the key of he-oflhe
water closet saving your worship's pre-.
sence. TO see whether that would get her
on, - Here yerv crowded Office Was con.
vulsed with laughter, in which Mrs. Do.
noughue very hearth, joined. and after some
further conversation, the parties were per-
suaGed to retire and shake hands.
Boston, October 4.
FROM BATAvn.
BY ship Clay, from Batavia. Mr..
Topiiff has received the fallowins COM
merCial letter:
Bdtaria. July S. 1919.
"Presuming the following intelli-
gence will be interesting to merchants
trading 10 Java, we take the liberty to
request you to give it publicity. The
GU, erament Of this island issued orders
in August of last year, that after the
first Of November succeeding, no ves-
sels EXCEPT those Of the colony, should
discharge or load at any other port in
the island. than Batavia, unless by spe-
c'aI permission from the supreme Go.
verpmcnt, and for particular reasons,
shry were allowed to enter and dis.
Charge at Samarang and Souraba!a M
~. Until about 10th May, permission
was given for loading at these ports,
aut after that time all were refused. cx'
rept for rice alone. and after loading
rice. they were not allowed TO stop at
I;ata, ia. or any other part to invest any
,uds that may remair. The gOseIn'
meni finding this SYSTEM would not an.
swer, as there are no, vessels enough OF
the colon. to bring the produce to 'hls
CITY. determined on the s5tb June TO o.
Ico the two ports befo. named. making
1t FIRST necessary tc petition ter fohsrI'L
\ vessel proceeding to either OF these
puts wnst complete her larding al tho
one first visited, lot being allowed 10
visit more tIlan enc, neither TO stop Lcre
To complete it, should she hot succeed
All vessels coming to the Island n"'l,
by gnscrrm,n, rcsulstaHs. irsi 'is'
batavia. II is the pre-, all,ng opIul0n