SELF DEVOTION, OR AN EXAM...
Sa[F l)aV orlox, n ,i AN EXA.x%at Itt rola PAWNERROKFr Si. -fliountrath-strret (flicc.t-Mr. Smeth, of Gape!-street, pawn. broker, Was ycstcitay brouight before Sir WTV. Statiner, for clelivering (,i pawncd goids on Sa mdav morling last, in opposition to the act ol Williai ISll.. crem11nly called the Lord's-day AI c. Sir NVmI Sta;ier was of opiniol Ihat .Mr. Smy h ouglht not to be finedj, as it was in act ol nccessity. ilIr. Sotytih beggead leave to difhr wvith hi. he thouglht he hadi a righlt to be Iiined. Sir sVm. Staimer.-W'iy, Sir, do you wish to be lined '? Air. Smvth.-I do !s ian ex:uple to my brothiers in tr,de ! !-Didbibi Evtning P0St. " 'T'e theatiC at Sydney appears to he int a very flourish- ing state," said a gentlemantoo John Kemble, speaking of the Bo- tany Bay theatrieals. " Yes," replied LtIe tragedian, "' the per- formers oiglht to be all good, for they have beeii selecterd and sent to that situation by very excellent .Iudges." Oil Monday evening a Coroner's inqu--st was hielni at tihe Oeorge putblie-husc, BiTnkasidc. Souttiwark, oti the body of a ian naiiseil Joseilh Ti ickeit, a captckIter, who had beei employye( at the works carrying on for tbe ercetion of the niew Loniloni-bridge, and was found drowned in one of the coff:r-tdaits, on Fr ilay morning. It appeared by the evidvgice, that on Thursday morning, as the wotrinen were leaving ofi, they observed the decca.sed's coat and hat lying where he was in the habit of leaving tlienl vhile at work, and supposing he migiht from sonic cause have gone away without them, carrd. d thitm to his lodlgings whtere they fbund he had net returned home. On inruiry the following morning, it was found that he had not been at home I'11 nigltt, and it was in consequence sutpposed that lie tilighti have fiallen into the river unperceiv-d while at his work. The bodly was then dragged fr, and found itl the coffer- dam on wlitch thie deceased hlad been at woTk. The Jury returned a verdict-Found Drowned.