ANECDOTE.-A most respecte...
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ANECInOrE.-.A trst respected nobleman, the Chief' .fustice of' onle 4 ' ot Courts in Da'olin, shortly before he vt troin the Irish Benc), being then not a on, tibeme married, camre `own one nmorning at an utaisual]y late hour to Court to try an isshnC fron. Chancery. M'hen he arrived, he addressed the jury, whose piatience lhad been nearly exhausted, Gentlemen of the jury," said the leartied aid pnlite Judge, in accents broken and discoDso- latee, ; - ' o)W not how tO make my apology for having so long de- tVitted yo. inst milust oif vou are husbands-all of you are men of' feeIing_wnd will, I have no doubt, sympathize with me. I amt nn- aLde to sit oart the trial of this issue to-day. I trust I shall have -the rxcuse-the conmmniseration of you all, wfhen I tell You"`-(here rcars seeming to checkthe Judge's utterance--his silent and attentive audhory with outstrtchled necks hung oni his expected words)-he proceed ed-"_ wheti I tell vou, gentlemen of the jurv, what has nappened last night. Last' night poor Lady C- had a fius3se coatcie." The silent astonishment of the Court at the condusion of this address was interrupted by Mr. Curran, (counsel for one bf the parties in the cause),, who, rising quity, turned rotnd to the jury, and in his own peculiar serio-comrie pathos, observed, " Gentlanen of the jury, you see there is no i:suc."_riss Times. tAdvertise nentL-A NEwV YEAR'S GIFTITbe opening of a new-wear naturally excites sentinments of profound gratitude from Mhessrs. RowuLAtD and SoI;, sole proprietors of the GENuxrvE MACASSAR OIL, for the unparalleled patronage with which a liberej and discerning public has honoured that admired article. Its Virnues in prometing the growth of hair, beautifying and preserving it from infancr to the latest penod of life, are now known throughout the habitable globe. To parenrt s ad guardians a -more acceptable pre- sent to those under their rare cannot be granted, so fares concerns the nreservation of tiat wlich every one admires..personal beauty. It is essentially requisite in purchasing the above article, to ask tor " Rowland's MIacs'sar Oil :" also to observe that each genuine bottle is enclosed in Rowlanl's " Treatise on the Hunman fair" (highly worthiy the attentioni of' parents), and signed on the labeel, in red ink, " A. Rowland and Son." Price 3s. Gd., IQs. 6d., and IL Is. per bottle. No. 20. Hatton-garden. London. iAdvertisemert.]p.CiEAP AXD supEitlot GILT-oEDn POCesT-BOOxS AND AL1tANAcxS.Alr. IMAMSH3ALL has pub- lished his superior gilt-edge Pocket-books and Almanacks for 1824, wihich wil be fo'and to excel any of modern production, upwards of 5(10 guineas having been expended in procuring engravings from the firat artists i the kingdom. from original drawings of noblemen and rentlenen's seats, &c. The lasdies' Pocket-books are embellished withl elegant frontispiece engravints of ladies at music, painting, drawing. &ia. and contain, ir, addition. full-length portraits of ladies of distiucton. representing the newrest fasbiorable Parisian costumes, toLr enrauved paees of original music, eight views, &c., price only 2s. fd. each; may be had with an alinnacek. Marshall's New- 'Pocket-book, price only Is. Gd., and the gilt-edge edition 2r., contains six select view,, the listofmembersof Parliament. &c i&c. The So- vereign, or Royal Tablet of lemory. contains a fine likeness of his Majesty. and tngravings executed in the first style, comprising the K1ing's Pavilion at Brighton. the King's Cottage at Windsor, Garden of the Tuileries. Pere-la-Chaise. Kenilworth Castle, Plvmouth, Pemnbroke Towvu and Castle, Monuments of ;lr. Fox, Alr. Perceyal (Gen eral Dundas, Rundell Burgess, Captain Faulkner, &c. &c., als Lists of both Houses of Parliamnent the Sovereign Princes of En- rope. the Baronets of England, Officers of State, the Army aLd Navn, Foreign Ambassadors, the Orders of Knighthood. &c., ele- gantly bound, gilt edges, 3s Gd., m ay be had with an aimenack. larshall's other publications are, the New Polite Repository (at one half less in price than those sold by other publishers): the Iso- prov-ed Commercial Pocket-book; the Improved Historical Alma- nack ; the Gentlema::'s Pocket-book iRoval Coburg Cabinet: Ladies' Fashionable Repository ; Atlas; .Souvenir; Missionars Pocket-book. with a memoir and portrait of the Bev. Mr. Irving .Marshall's Fanmily- Ledger andl Housekeeper's Account Book. adapted for keeping a daily fanily register, with ruled pages, valuable recipe;, useful tables, &c., price 2s. Gd., with gilt edges. Published and sold by W. illarshall, 1, [Holborn-bars. corner of Middle-row, I,ondon : and biv all the country booksellers. N.B. Recollect to order Marshall's superior Gilt-edge Pocket-hooks and Almanacks.