The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-13

lng INTO his pocket that of Mr. R;cI
y 90 reynolds, John-streef, AdeIphi )
n 1leF 'nis preamble TO another exchang,
II lmean 10 that of shots, Sir Charles
/ instead OF getting into the cnrrias G
proceeded towards Whites in fit G
Sp,een' leaving his wife to return alone
ne disappointed Richard, in the in
terilh' also attempted TO bend his wa,
Y nofnewards, but from the increasing e1
eteots OF The wine, he lost all recoIlec
ltpon; Alter wandering for some time il
James square, he, at length, com.
le'eiyconiused and exhausted, seated
+ inse,f nhder portico, and instantly
: "a asleep. In The eo~ditio-, uototi-
n pan discovered him, and after several
Y Jam attempts TO awaken him, commit.
Pa him to the guardianship of the chair
: an OF an empty sedan that was pass
dig at the moment. Into this, with
), me difficulty, they had placed their
t l'Fid load, aud were preparing to de-
anrt. when che of the chairmeu cried
a the watchman: Paddy, Paddy, who
T. he, and where is the direction post %
t : True, Phaiim,' added his brother il
frterage, at this rate we may come
! Of with him at the worlds end, and be
| jot The richer or WISER
Faith, he is no acquaintance Of mine,
benies." replied the wstchmen " but il
on searching him find nothing Of the
Gentleman about him, by the pow'rs III
coolly house him with the constable of
the night
The search commenced--.no letter
0 memorandum-poor Richard was in
readtul peril, when solitary card was
scovered, and by the light of his Ian
I'm, the watchman read aloud, " Sir
GaTles -, Lower Street."
his was the passport, and away they
t,tted, much gral6ed by SO sufficient
ad satisfactory a lrectiop.
Arriving in the above mentioned street
atone o'clock in The morning, with the
supposed Ba9onet, (and drawn blinds, to
pEvent an exposition of his humiliatipg
station the chairman knocked and a
serant appeared. On their inquiry,
ahther that were the house of Sir
Cities ---, and receiving an answer
in lie Affirmative, the chair was convey
ed ito the hall. The Paddles explain
ed t, the servant how and where they
had found his master, duu 7hoWeu MS
lard
: As this was an unusual occurrence.
The servant alarmed, feared 10 disturb
he baronet till he had received the in
iructions of her Ladyship; who haV-
ng awaited The return of her husband a
considerable time, had at length retired
: D her room. The servant, therefore,
lent one Of the women, to inform her Of
| is masters arrival, and then, with the
, asisance of the chairman, removed the
! ciaiinto the library, when they them
selvtwere sent below TO wait for fur
therrders.
, T. minor performers having left the
! stagsthe principal now remained solus.
Nv lolher having awakened, and rails
: ed thlid of the chair, and finding him
= self oused, at first, naturally thought
somdind person had conducted him
homebut great were beth his surprise
| and arm, when he discovered that
he usln strange house.
f Eaer for explanation, he was pro-
ceedg 10 ring the bell, when he heard
r a louCknocking at The street door, and
at ,heame instant the lo%cd cause oil
his puuit. the Identical fair one of the
> Opera rushed into the room. Breath
less win 10y and establishment, be stood
motioress when the haronePs wife,
: deceiv1 by the imperfect light OF IA
single YAK taper, and half blinded by
her aeation, rushed into her supposed
). husban's arms, who, nothing 10th" was
# about return her embrace, when 10
u the req husband entered and stood a
x ghast. Rage deprived him of utter
e ance is wife, COMPOUNDED by the er
: ror, sdzed her husbands hand, aut
y went 4 silent entreaty; while Richard
: comnktely sobered, explained and a
: polo%cd.
= Bydegrees, the Baronet yielded II
a the Saivette of nv brothers. account
;, his own reflections, and the coIroberat
d ing estimony of the chairman; whe'
t sudhnly his passion again broke forth
: andhe exclaimed, "This is not the on
: Nv brow ocatiou have received fror
E You /" Do you know Captain Smith
: sir? 81 Il have heard replied m,
brother. 'of such man this .evenin
Y for the " Hear ne, then, sir !!
I! interrupted the impetuous Baronet
!, passing up ST. James, street not ha
!, an hour ago, and assisting in emancipa
$ ing this Captain Smith from ring {
: pick-pockets, he would sol leave me ii
e he was informed where he was TO ca
0 TO return his thanks. gave him m
: own address, as thought, but unluckll
4 Il nrouoA a. no amir card. He had q