The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04
From The London Afqgas,a. for Juiy.
TABLE TALK

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10 those oil any other city in THEN
love for good ealiug and drinking.
II is not IN tlleir public establish
ments for these purposes you will
perceive it; their Restanrateurs
are larinicriar to those ol the French.
Like the English they are we'll in
elIned In eat. drink, and make mer-
fy. together III their own houses. but
dislike to do 50 IN public room.
and therefore lis Strangers alone
who support the Restaurateurs III
vienna. / lie establishments of Wild
man. although the best. is OF poor
Description: the approach To his
rooms IS by dark and dirty stair
case, upon which the kitchens pour
out all their 1dour. both good and
! bad his leads In a suite of rooms
furnished pretty we'll, bnt the attend
"a Is vino Wait ~ them are dirty and
iualtculI,r.a aud the dishes tiry SER, e
oily. III dressed, and cold. The
Hungarian VINES are the only good
i tIinge Nou Cal ind there what is
sold rs loka5 Is not The best il is
inferior ~ tie Diner or ErIaner ;
these Nlnee resemble those of Rur.
gundy II tla.our, bun in quality are
yet more heating and inllammato-
ry ReSierde. OriginaL.
Horne T0ohe's Acqaiitdt--On the
words Nj Guilty tie air was
rent with JoyiuI shouts, a Il Felix
tremhled. As soon as the shouting
subsidized, Iouke addressed the
Court. in Il very few words. thank
ing them for their CONDUCT 90 thr
trial anu then SAID = | hop, Mr..
Attorney General, that this verdict
viii be- warning Ia You aul Ia at
tempt IT, shed mems blood upon loose
suspicious OF doubtful ulerenccs,'
or words 10 I'll effect. lie then
turned 10 the Jury and thanked
them for his lie. Every man oil
them shed tears. This brought
tears To The eyes OF Tooke, who du-
ring six days battle, While the
advoC ates al power were thirstng
for his Inasst00d as dauntess as IL
on.glVing stroke to one d grip to
another, as if rs we're at play. The
Jury were only OFT about ) minutes.
which were hare.y auilCient to reach
he room assigned tnem aud return.
! Abe panel on first forming the jury
on Monlay bore such evident marks
cl Management. and Partially. that
4.rskine said to Tooke, by c.
they ase numbering you Tookc
started up and disputed with the
Coa"t npon'thalr proceedings, when
the Altorney-ieneral gave up the
three last challenges. Besides these
three there WAS but one man thought
at all favourable towards Tookc
Judge then What they thought of the
trial. when they all shed tears on
his thanking them for his life.
suppcd with MIR. Tookc at his sur
! geon's, Mr.. Cline. About twenty
III company. You nay IMAGINE the
Joy IN eIe"y BOSOM. | WCaid not
have been IN Evidence on tins trial
for the world .Na Or Cartier EL'S
Etfe.
a m0'srn Brrtuc--"o}n Of Hon
Cr.-Bnring the month Of March,
IN the ensuing GEAR, las, IA dlsas-
trous duel occurred betwc"l'Captain
Riddell Of the Horse = ,nadicrs,
aud captain Com,Inghal of the
Scotch Grcys, which, owing 10 lis
peculiar circumstances, e-Citcd the
greatest interest and the account
of il | received from .Riddcll's Sc
cond, Topham. The quarrel had
been CT l0ag duration ; but owing to
then separation for come years,
their friends hoped that il had at
length naturally died away. Tn
forlcnately, however, e8countering
each other one morning at their
agcnt's, Mr. Christie, hiSt words
en,ncd, and OF the EVENING Of that
same de-. Captain Cunningham
wrote, degrading satisfaction. The
note arriving While the wafer was
YET Wet, 1t the house C the Cap
tain's father, Sir james RlddcII. he,
not observing the superscription,
and conceising il to be intended for
himself. opened it. Such, however,
VAS the high honor ol this Roman
baronet, that though thus suddenly
j placed in possession Of the fact OF
his sous intended renContre, instead
OF interfering To prevent il, he Calm-
! ~ cIoscd the letter, and rc-stalnpcd
the wafer acting no further on
his knowledge Of its contents, than
to proc ure the secret attendance of
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