Star. — London, England, 1816-08-21 00:00:00

g u m ,' .- tglierdsee eta peeplhiothtdreeereueai .., —.. --' ° L. , nosOf the countl7. . pp the aa--"t I-- - we • . liq . rete;te troths lament , .... 4 Seine courage was relit • toms . tiity poodoeod a whoiesonte . ana 'speedy intrinitement et oftWien • • My l emmas tin tti.thead were riot oleo notkW serbliti , Odds kind were not mak-A-for. • o Feint fee the interein of the Allied Powers, 'it was uredet7 te}lt t them the mine picture. - • What the French ctmilideer ltsJa energy; and particubrle in elements for a satithilldir of its force, is Het 'sufficiently batmen to them; S e e Ilk ei r t - ii -- repeat they • would ' lave bad a right , to tomplal% "WI igsw.. - ...,. ,• - • • .._ . • .. i bad tow& to generous IDWICIen Sovereigns 't I could oleo roe ' to make t. , n observe, that in our enlightened age viers/ dos go Lsellirk pally alt tbe.shoses of power. By noble sad giovirtd mo u ton's t ow. jewe l oneself no Injury in the eyes at i ota pewees ; people have beesi egregioutly missaben hi 'bilk ing tn . debater nie to the hatred of foreign teeestriest my tufa • gaffe vow jadged of accor.ling to the duties' welch weirs her roo d to . me. ." in ansuber report on, he her of Fiance, its which I ' it, iti respect of itpolitical disunion, I lead to choose be t two things that could net possibly be rtetonciliiil. either to ;inppee.s the truth of to say it entirely. I did not hesitate, die pod of the ?thrice whom I served yea, at stake; I had only to I t oosult my duty; 'I palmed the damn, parties as they are; I o oll es,l him chute strength, their weaktirso; I laid open their s ky's, the miunissiou that must be expected Irons thefts, the guocv aiuts which they theogeives expect. I represented dieter° f act ions which disturb us, and whose conflicts Would bring P at thoic litte to t h e ire semi dangers. If one deceives the great of the vailgrir la this manner, it most be confessed that this l oaner is tier , . " 1 have not discovered to the Kit* the names of the Royallsft %diagramed against his authority, and negocated with 'Nape. y am ,, 1 isaelied not to eft any veil; those whose honour has been seri may 'morn to virtue !'here were only two means of serving dialog, the 11Weeiltifej of his ys ph or moralpower. 1( pli pool power is sometimes necesaary to suppress &borders, h! le tie %%Ancient to. establish a -durable order of things. We stems sir Whether 1 del to dos remand& slat was in my power. 1 aboAk v apip hip** ese‘stlittergeriblitiegto the remain' w I made on the Army,. 'he Na - Wool Guard, the chambers, the Futile op . lino% At - I meat coulees the Adotinistration to which Ib e ge l powestild Judgment. love of what was good, pot ott tehy in bus.uies, but the ,new pains of the pest male it forget t oo m‘ck the diapers of the future. Several uf over acts wanted . prela• Orion ; ere mental energy, union again& our oppoodits,' tai a common idea hi our labours. People complobted of. the yids energy of the Police, incense It was• not directed solely agmilt 'bole' whim .it was - wished to plunge Into refs.— /eve/weer spedee of evil disposhieti was held in check, nothing remaioe.l unl'unislied; the edgy was.imeasy, bet 11 obeyed; we 'endeavoured to bring all parties to mbnilasion to the .sondes of their cog:elated i&its..td order. It was not enough to modesties the pa.s one in the Sodth of the Kingddm. they ought to have been eticbibed. I retested to the Magistrates of them Paris' w est the cuoscience of mankind so often Says, that there toady tie advantage truin which one never steeds to depart. namely, pore. 1 t..1tl the' Kusg that middle re-actions there were en pulaCc tranquidity, ma throne, no Nation It the crowd receive de example ut violence from those who ought to have given it tie example of mofe rattle'. k must be expected that it would throw e down all :the barriers bet we , nit and crimes When berme mil servitude have alternately ii,Baseed the passions of a peopte, here are but few men who tweak to the voice of sawn.. Wha t % i rattirrt to those who - woul-1 wallitigly let their rage govern hubs Mace of the laws, that toe independence of their country us risked,, totthe !Irene is shaketi ? W hat matter to thee% the blowouts ettastides, the public ev.cratioli, if they can but satiety their re. l imo; It !wenn thauthere are days on which the rememorasee et eh pe,t,the pros ore of the present, the hope or Met o• the ' five, produces in the beads of men ell kinds of disorders and ; pales.. What a ectre does France otter to the eyes ut butor r i whet the prisons are full, when they have been enlarged ; err' tiissrverity give the authorial of 'the King such durebie Whiny • as itwoold Stave had it France had beta tronquiduied by ideas of rarity and Wane..? what will be done when every elan speaks ire eke ether, which nit:ways the caw of oppression t It • par( of Is pool& has been misled persecution and disgrace binder • k bon taking apa t in a new rdsellint.? 1410 bun= things howtheirlinute; patience le only capable of a Certain &glee of TWA* . A people C.4'.U4.. remain quiet when a futurity is eon. reedy held ep to it MIAS'S 41 tine &shut:loon or threatens it. Lessee teems. could tt be ina.ntaised, would be only agate of constraint. • " I was chsr4r: to watch for the bf eh,' threes kid' dsettegitp4hsesi e •itate. tt Mei* l ift beet...deem toss de ties, sties nth great changes in our - spirit. in our tottite deo, indoor nisamer. tan be fulfilled by the same mews i all buboes caused during the .progress or dsilita.ion It . has modes hatertioggess, but it led us abei into yew raid's. One finds no lunge use Atha subuntrien—nerbiog has any longer she same state: tresbws uf a yew kind' have been produced by the losinutly wiksteronbaufict of polittcat lemon+ one; and while the inlay of the •litato sod public trauqte:lbly ace ezpmeed to usurp dangers, the suppression et them has lost in tou.tkiss, sod even in irtieueli; by die giarantorsgrantedlo the IdeertTst the indi•: vidual. One can longer govern mankind in the semi manner. Tie meats of ratelo t o iiillioniceorer she people, the greatest re set:l...limb a Goes: musot can attain. have mailed lu an equal degrea itebeion and motalil are hoc a weak aid to the lima. Public elinum, an entirely new ingredient iu the social order leis a-ittred t., much cone:derstion and power, that It has hie Mod the riv..ii of the G4veroment. Obedience, which now has . rights i" Pints trtrii . tot the utmost to defend the,* egt:ts; one may p:ittish•unio s ition,htit it Atlrws more a:dhty to cutispeer it. ?ewer my cause commands to tie executed, but the language of violence ;•usseshis init finish coliciltration, if it ts not aupponed by persuasioos mid branded on reason. " iii Ord;r. lake beard 1:y rites. eeral parries, it Is names. to ge Ono their passims, to speak to each tnit's owithngh.. .. I!..te bt no. Warr Any : uoivirsal eloquence. • " Ana dst so many dilacultica the eulice•bad steed 01 nta seam and tucouragentem, 'beech In general its sphere u arises 6 . o ""xied ; dirt* were po its where we mad.: it ate nttesury tat what use to tue Royal Otte:eminent Is that lavas% amiletty research Into eurriesoic relations, inconsiderate taproomthe, and taco liciudal, which no low can pantsh ? .. " la our days, the questios is no longer to-seek' out the thee. dilation of sulle inchviduak, ant! even hold espreaskitis. 'there is tame toleration in our manner* than formerly. Public I:borty Las broom, as one may say, a new conscience, to which MI Calms go viulume ; it serves as a bulwark to the freedom of opi-' awe. 'lo be abaci ved, halve', r. are thence, intrigue, and part'. cilia'', strength. k.spictrase must not viol etc the asylum of the • Ibsen, at wilateilitt,oleiratioll of Civil society the plan of a Centel Way bare ongitiated, the torrents necessary for its entudou vet state to discover it, and these are not to be found at that . eltaagnoo. • " People Justly complain if the violation of the secrets sigli. fate ecireetoodenci.w.t Ms owasere of Police is odious and sei *Stu known. I have eurtatantly rejected It. It was laves* 1 weal: logid , i Who wars omeorisible of the extent of the OWN • which they had at their wmonand. w:"We-la what researches did, the Police then occupy Wit th scsbuig atter tie aii-demeauours mid crimes canard Is eke laws. What result doe* it bouitur r• when it ascends to the &Si couses which from day. to day increase the progress of bnamplig Liy—if it discovers the mow inconsiderable movements .limb threaten pubic disorder", is it succeeds in getdog accualmod with die wants of th e people. " The object of its uneasiness, the motives of Its fears, the tonot complaints anti discont •ots'which skew that its fidelity Is shaken, but particularly those dreadful ospreseo.is of misery and despair, which, as terrible &individuals as in the mass of the l , nple, rapidly conduct weak men to crimes, and corrupted As tons to rebellion...a...l . l'o be continued I ... Mme , It appears that the entire Correspondence of M. Vomit': with the Duke of WIILLINCITON is about to aPPar, and not a single letter, as first• announced. Mr. COLBURN is the authorised Publisher. The'Scheme of the present Lottery is so very po. Pier among those who are in the habit of adven 'twit, that they do not appear to be satisfied with a single purchase ; but, as if ' 4 increase of appetite had growe with that it led on." they have paid *second,' uari•al thud visit to the Offices. When the number' and she amount of the Capital Prizes is considered; We cannot be much surprised at this : it has never befure happened, we believe, that the e9portunity of . 460,60 G lay oral Toccer 1e been offered to ;he pabliti • I•Y._ • • .. • . 4UGUST 71, 1816. iteick STOCKS TNII* DAY AT ONE ()Twat : 11114.-Cess. 1114...C0b*. f aoe, ifif rpt icia Cent. 7..-ipar Cyst. Navy gst • • . Exchequer Me. se, 7 6 pr e . • Ausit Stack Stock .-Basida se. IN. pas. • 4. to 16 . • . toltunni this silty put of the L., tet rams :o the. Detkof WIILLINGTON.-41 pub. I;c!itios .44sick ins wished ouch attention on the Con tinent:, w Insert ; , . We bare receleed the Paris Papers of Sunday. They contain Wilda intelligence wf interest. The' French journalists are eager to deter us front attack ing Tunis imd Algiers:. they :nsinuate that tries, places ire impregnable. , The . Police have laid hold of aro more of the unhappy disturbers of the public tranquillity in the South of France, and the Govern- . :pent seems determined jo punish them. We hope not : There have been too slaw? executions already for political cruises; ;nd apy . additional acts of sere- City must excite disaffection, not terror. cOunnin arraaoxiimaex.oe aucnat unaware. M. WAISTS is appareled trefact of La Vissdwiifir* Pep Tit art , • • • His Majesty, profoundly affected with the &at ters which have overwltelased•part of the Department of the Isere; by the overflowing of several Livers, .bas given 50.000 francs to relieve the distress from this private purse. Tunis appears to the English much more difficult to destroy than Algiers. • The fortifications of Tunis .are a kagne in circumference, and are places two -leagues from the sea, with which the City communi cates by a large_ lake, navigable for fiat-bottomed boats eolz. The Goktta is the chief point of defence. It is the opinion of the English, that if ,Tunis is de stroyed, there will no longer be as asylum for the navy of the Algeriaes, On Sunday the Ch inst. a terrible storm burst in the commune of Barroucourt (La Mearthe)—two individsals (fatlfer and son) immediately ran to ring the bells. The thunder, attracted, as is supposed, by the ringing, hoist uptin the steeple, throe an im mense stone to a great distance, broke to pieces the coping of the upper part of the steeple, and eight or l OW film in the roof. The lightning.alao entered tbet Church, and passed through it in all direction's, nits-' taming or overturning every thing in its progresse r .: nut two ringers continued their occupAtion, but the lightning, having taken that direction, killed both. PARIS, AUGUST I et. The Duke of Cambridge, one of the Prince Re. gent of England's Brothers, is ezpegted at Paris she god, inst. "." .Joseph Neil, a Scotch Protestant, and private in the list Regiment of Britiih Infantry, has publicly &jilted hi• religion, and embraced the tenets of the Catholic Chtuch. CAMMAY, Atrausr 14. The bake of WeMagian h expected this eveniog.' After ternaining•here - st new days be will proceed to Paris. It is said that in six weeks or twollsooths,he l will Mato to the Low Countries. where various slain respecting his office 'as Commander in fyhiet of tho.Azany of Occopatioo, will require his presence, The Panne Mammy is Confined at the Siud.house, HaMpton-Corrtft with a flight indisposition'. . The Duke of KIM' embarked yesterday at Diver, On hoard the Chicheiter packet, Captain Rtrergn. A Philadelphia Paper .of the 17th ult. in a letter from Camden, South. Carolina. mentions the deter,tion of a desperate insurrection of the Negroes at that place, which bad been planned so long ago as Christ mas. and was to have been carried into effect on the 4th of July. The town was to have been set on fire, and while the people were engaged al extinguishing the flames, the arsenal w to. hayc.been seized, .The male population of , tbites -was then .to. have bore murdered, and 'the females spared. Some of the former were acknowledged to be deserving of their lives, but the conclusion was to destely all. Nuinbers of the negroes were imprisoned, and the chief circumstances had been confessed by the crinii. milt themselves, whose trials lied etimmenoed. It it similar, however, that none of the other Philadel. phi.' papers (which we have received to the 21st) *enters the fact, and that the papers and letters from Charleston. which . we have alai received. aratagmll silent on the:subject. 1104 throw, came digs of discredit oa the entire statement. . . By these papers we find that the-liberal condom CaMmissioaer Roans,, in procuting . the geloase of. our cnuottyinen of Carthagena..was Anby s stountera part or the cooduet-of our.owit Commanders. When Mr. 'inmate reached Cardlagena, he found that the Etiglith 110 been there before hiM. and got Away:, greater Part of the prisoners, making no distinction betweta English and Atwrioatas He succeeding it bringing away with him the Whole of the_ rim.; saes. 'British, American, andfeencb. . • If are may trust the accounts in. the American Papers, the affairs of the South American Indepen dents are sot very flourishing, haves, it is mid i after an insoccesdol attack on Carthage:la. had rob! caedsil is - Comm with a feria sat exceed*, V9l) ism Baal, had the doable ainetifleeties of Salk ing that the Spaniards sronid not pinkish. and General Meattaabad - • the two. He pinhead, arid, it in said, perisSed cosat'sitaiN not be 1' Sea; lento-from Mate that the iskod vas ;Liftoff- wuteattairtte Ism repealed Ibt GoVelnor. *Wilt ARllty riANCr: VALSllletgsl4l,. AUGUST 11: • ,ag most krfeet . troittoinitiecmtionto to reign without interruption is all the klnsitiont if the Allied Croups compowng the right Whig oP the Army of Occupation. The panel: are still tat:toned in thy rnviroste of Doissy, the Saxons iii the plains of Lille, the 'llstiseteriani. bn .the banks of the Scher.lt, rear Condi; the greeter pan of she English cavalry is at .Cassel and in French Maritime Flanders—the infan try, at Cambresis and French Hainault. The Itus. siani- are at Maubettge, and stretch to' Landrecies; their regular Cossacks have ctlntonmente in various villages at a short distance from our city. These troops are a-model of I:silkily discipline, and the in habitants of the country are highly pleased with them. “ The headquarters being established at Cambray, 'nd the numerous English garrison which occupies {that city. diffuse a good deal of money. The Duke s of Wellington is expected daily at Cambray, but his may will be very shun: his Grate will spend a few ;:Pays at Paris, a*d afterwards proceed to . the Prussian ;head-qUarters ut Sedan, and fruit: thence he will 'visit. the . Austrian headquarters at Coltnar. After itispectinp; the centre and left wing.of the Arrnybd clig,pation, the Duke will proceed ‘I6 Brussels. st - oo . f;the Allied Army, which eitestelt from she to the" Nerd: Ses;.le b - ittuafed by the _ _ kisdest sentiments towards the inhabitants of the ter ritory which it occupies, and observes the most erect discipline : the Generals who command it are distin .guished on all eKcasions by their spirit of justice and conciliation.. The quarrels between the soldiers and inhabitants become daily more rare, and the Officers spare no pains to prevent them from arising. It is in abort, singular to see nothing but peace and tran. quillity.prevalent among us many 'rations nations." NAVAL INTELLICENCR. FAST-INDIA SHIPPING. • The Company's ships Aida, WARR= HAWING% andlitanotiouns O 1 ELY, outward bound. were in lat., 19. 20. S. long. D 4.45. W. on the 11th May— _ . FALMOUTH, AUGUST is. Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in seven days.—Sailed the Langford, for Malaga; Maria„ fur Tenerige; the Active and Ilse Mary. for Newfoondland; and the Enterprise, for Oput to.—Wind N.N. W. • • PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 90. Arrived the Drearier East Issitiaman. from the Downs, and sailed •for Beep'... Passed by for she ));irons the Duckinfield, Hsu.. from the West Indies. S.siled the John Nei:, BACON. .for Jamaica. DEAL, AVOUBT Artived and railed kw the River the Statira, THOMAS. from Para. C. down from the River and sailed the Demist steresshigh . and several mer chantmen, names not known; also sailed the Dutch sloop of war Ajax. for Africa.—Wind N. E. HULL., AUGUST IL Arrived front Greenland, the London, • Moven, as. wish 7 Gbh ; Andrew Marvel,' IT ditto L_Ellienn 5 dis4iguisbed Og ' 61 117 01 ,0 01 4 - Fenced:it cdu nit wader ktoaMaim. sp at Ai* Osal redreguent, ftdiu-c -.14: theloakelies . ' 4ll Oat pf the besi ironies qf thed?elpty 1 i. E.A,sIT. lion itt pefdsitiefia;elicited fresh dame t r4 . e.denotion. sad bnit bliss Sittisier gave coosideriblest. and dm in riso *mike, and was hisidi r app4eded shosoithent. We leam that the , nosiasi,eedepetalk the fts!' icon icarfueoLcif the Unit Prksinternt - 114 a eras, pea-iilteloiiiistian a iiiPniale Paid, Orin* el the Gissiorinsenter„lesnaeArpee, which ttadis'alit the remelt mistletoes. This GiOdireum vtil° distneished bimisif Otsetts' the esdrpast of 10 , 4 dia gairolptiost o Ise :cuffed..'! -aris sambis: - _ id rota --- Otc okl --- tho' -- ag st rison'' of that be be fat orst Nteri is retirement, and belt 19 h o* " . 'n''''). at tee : il"Pift% aloof teggis-those (*dial' With have at'vaiions times in' ' hod in his,atteetipee tan lc.. foticd tbeit4elieelinti . *n itee. ~ We may, theietetv ° " Ira baldly c redi t ed. 64 4 ' :Woes -and tin supreme, dth ca Barbados' to tho likh otiolyi . ithe amp ' _Veieleftniment, that on end bm" ' t .., . . ~ . was se *Mak trauma that it ha** pliiintoibis , . ogi4 9sce s ssile stmisit.g . fiN ',.." ;i x wrio continue Nude" Law. 0 ie. loth Ids iitirof Out: *which haw!, to much dss. 1 ,1 o ur yr ", g Ming 4 1.7 s bil ti, rt . . dittitr. thorimphastice • of„Algeolie tysea, and is IL dearer • ' li the limo* of the Indies t Pea, we.* i •• ag, . . . . . T at 1 ; . 1 7z u s hip, h a vi t iv agh ; is in the 'Also two oth*rs. amnia aot ktbown, and may be ea. I !toted up thib tide. . VAVIS-STR AITS FIIIIERY. • . The Tay, Adanibun, of Dundee, hat arrived fruin Davis •Stralta with It 11.4. Lett Ilse ice the Mb July, and repuris the sucqigi, ot Vie Ching, as follows: • • ' , . :. 'llrtherdeen—&.n Accord, 6 or?, 26tb /a re ; Minix:ll44,l.# A. ll . 641 ings , 101).tco."; Elbe, S. Dusidne—Adeice.ll;•Friendship, I I; Men .13; Mary Ann, f is 4.ttiti—Desterty, 9; Larkins, s;' Rattier, 11; Iliolnas end. Rani 9; William and Atia, • • • Whitby—Jail:a, P. Otlnuhy.Earl•Panennherg. • • 11. 1 11—Anql.sar &larval, 13 ; Brtint.wkl,ll; Epiestris, Ave, • Event?, t ; Eygingssa. Erotic, 5 Eaperinient. 5; Instria, lobe. clran,46th June; Kier° .9; Leviathan, 9; Laura. it; Lord W Ming too , 2; Ocean. 131 Royal Geurge, lo ; Sautiirls • 5 ; Shan. nu., 2; swan, 10; Thomas. 9; Tr neloie,s ; Zephyr, 11. • 1 GRAVESEND. AUGUST W. • /6100 the Northumbetland, Clue.. from Sr. John's ; King stnn,liatris, from Jantska • Whiney, Mown. trim Harlingen ; Britannia. Purchase. from ' Rotterdam; Unity, Murdock, front Charente; fame, Moore; and Martha, Deign's, Irom lkenwu; and Siav,Ditsler, trnm Ptitersburgh.—Sailed the Ankh*, smart, for taaihugh I Mariana. Patterson, fur Amtlenjam ; Lively, Wo g i e td, fqr Calai. ; and Industry. Francis. for Cai•ss. • . CUSTOM-HOUSE ,. AUGUST 19 Ann 110. - SIMIPS ant w•ane,--Aid. JAWS Amer ; Jane, Jolo" Richards; Atlantic, John,Rtunbak; Alesinder. Mader-1 son Flors,'Thonsas Cull er; and Enterprise, Janes Yowl, fur Hamburgh. Concord, John Walker; Com.% L fboopsalOor O'braltar. Else. Wale tovtdgit; Jobs. hook* Hoots. f ee Rotterdam. 1.11,11m.Vm. Arthur, for Tenerife. Caput. Jolt' tit/Vaal. for Cork. Tbos: Cuunitioi, fae.Stettio: • Ea dobriot David Watt. for Drumbeats. ' OEO l'acl'et.-A. Apes , . far th e 6'pe of Gaud Hope. • Eater, W. W. !Kabbala*, sof the Havana:b. Akitaudar. limo &lair fat Lien'ef. fame lobo Waitak i far Itabden. Watseka, CiOrge *Obit'. fur Ar mada,, Loogritige. for CliarkatOo. Ay. C. Edgar. for la. Join ttartl. , • sae, W. Silts. llateseons—es at ./yeke,,C. ' • Gete=s74"apel ha the Savoy, . the StraeLikidr, lies'jesierday sold by ail tots, sad teii be inlineluti4y iftcoli%he4l,. •necorathig . to the,senalOaesseitebe Sol* lac die pot• posi et: Wising . .theloyebatopeeliag tar** bridge.— The Otsber in dull ay* itOss IS CerKeloS the *saistale - PerpOte. • • •. ••• The _Margate Theatre bee* s.yearelfel degree of varied •aurettion. crew Am . _ • • IMMIX : BoxrPta,;• The m tteh between awl Se • rb:gilt 24it: Chuck and • • others of in i teriornote, 'ovine GA yesterday at iftddiey Hurst, in the presence about fifiecp [bonsai/ spee d „tailors, comprisiak persona gcs of etsery deseriptioe and . mettle, from blel and snot to the best fed mitre 'tbe equipages Were as nurnevOs.as the sets•Otis t hot ;it was a fighting day, and Ca 4 Addy* w s• . • pony other amateu r , as equality the ring net I .a point long understood, and garage is p!id little er no attention to. But to retnrit to the poglist can only observe, that the public fighting of Stings ' t c h e e le o n n d d er n e n d t h it i l m ve l ty e pripitge „ant t:ll S fe a littl ag e to c eel. Ede first, appeared, and threw As hat into the Glowed shortly alter by S:roggins. A fekyrio i rassaid could mit have told which 'hewed greatest donne. Its passing the river at Hampton, these n s bridge, IhJ conscqwntly no radii* oilers/. mischiet by blowing pp, as stated in a late enemy` retreat—butt some ui/I headed waterman got too teau , into his boat, and it went over, to the great ante of the cairg, hitt no mi,chief, except a duckin happened. The ama.eurs, 4450 anticipted fight, had all their hopep and .wishes realised 1 . mart. bravely Contested we have sot wiknessed many year,!. /elder and Omar seconded, Cllr and Crib 3 and Carte efficiated foi Swigging'. sing, 2 to 1 on Screggios. ' • ROUNDS. • • I.ttroggins made a left-handed feint, bet Childs 410111411014; ,Serminipat in to his length, an.), with a Wt./wiled bi yo the centrb of his adversary's nose.. The hie turned round, skill Scrogglos foubt.t iespetnifinly at the back of t and Church was tbtuwa over the ropes.-5 to It. and - Scroggins. 2. Church bled profusely from the nose, and.Sereggilge, made play. anal planted his left hand again upon the bead a lblit quickly by the right with the half rowed, sad be went dams' it reeling, Scruggins foams/ ing .--S to I on bias: s. Sgroggitas noised with his left hand, or rasher" Church planted arcd left-11=.;e l hit upon his head; NO gins dosed on him and Church went down. 4. Scroggins hail in these rounds fr.tide sagas erspwate end in a technical phrase, be had ensured Victory; bat he 1 , takes the fight' out or his . • A eisam nay nbd bath bled freely ; but . shelved stspedotter of strength, and three/ has adeor.ary.-1 to i on aeraisa. S. Seraph), missed his hit, sad a bugging resod lodk add both fell. 6. Scroggins bled freely from s est over the eight . Church had a dreadful head, anti &hewed bed wind. • planted a Owl righti-h.ind,ed hit upon theeye, bat Scrogglos sled bras him, end knocked hie down by a blow eta the so 7. No. be of comeepsessee. Church malteds weekoaNting odds. 8. Church returned upon his opponent, wise bit shoo followed. Scrag"' Planted a toad hit, sed.Claurels. wear 9. &me l ting ehrsteel more beating than he had ever he' mired. A smart rally tank Islam after a counter bit, and , by as expert movensont of the hint. t Oiled up Ms adversary, Scroygias brought him down with him. 10. Church seemed to be in deep study how he was head out of C.Luiseri, but fiersieins gave hint no time and, 1p the true spirit of strive gsltsotry, he went , right 'band gecondlngt's left, and grin knocked him du, poundage was her* offered, hair e,o tahrrs. lt, it, and 19. Church Stag labottrin: under. bosh loss sod raid e s prirlon of sight. 14: gaelns pase his adversary one of the hest Hip hits gad. per wee bate ev.r seen. It astnmsbed the pistol shot could not have dropped a ?nag with more celerit. 15. "s'ereggins repeated this dreadful kow, after planting nearly the same force with the left hand no the s m ashed at , and ic Was expected he would give hr., enti,pone but a brave mi. woold have stood ft longer. It was Biltnztgate to 4idarier-cratrt aboorthe event. 4 3a ..f.apira thosifewrot,sos two No; :Ckisfaireettilihe cesg froth a tavern with tour ?Mule, nett, asi4 instead • plo pit .wsich to 'el.. e, he put himielf to attitude with to les ques t *mains soon pat bits rigfik and again .. t • 17. rhurch•caught big ativetssry,with•the making !lay ; a smart ratty fui imect4 but Pouch was .down awn. • 111.•VIturch was led by lcir second team illFata, :liith ol lt Myn •exhait•ted trate.. . • • • IS natio& produced 'nisch. gailintry -eh both Church od,,teliedl artrrnnlnral olirt. • and: he Caught • rally : kialiankted at thii.O.l of it, iae fell onfheyettd,r tit fing„,erteraitifsitrog On a chair. alitteiciti4 . at -eullerineroad adtoleatloo tor his braterK SertiniBl to hit hide, tent. having one toes en the ground, but sped/mil Of the charattertatlc hravoty of our countrymen. lion was relltired to the lamb. He cotild.h.iftwirt Ow I /tut he. threw his hands iri. r has - head eta or great applause from the thrathande.mietnlilidi.' • • 20. tierugg.to ran kis jadV..lll4lty &MM. - . • 21: Chinch received i'most terrific letabaodedNt and down he went. Y 3. The silly was ,mdch astaniathed to no' thai ft nature of ittalrl4o bear so rinac.l punishment.. Setagins shewn symptoms of 'weakness or sii.tressr•and the so Church was such. that he fought to the last monied. entered folly statische spirit of this combat, we skau particular circumstance that futfberoccurred. In the 44th round, Church drew Mood from the dye to:lutist. He also planted a hit in the Itthis tend; b either knocked down or fell in every round. • He verely in the 27th round; and in the each he mad.. • . moues:cool contention. In the 3,th round, it was ham to a up. He was hit to pieces in every round. in dte evci f fzeteggins missed Le Lit, and her steeper/ all aroused she ring frith his head against' the cau.ed some diaapprobitioa. but ft was accidental. round. Chit rch's powers seemed to be .eaduct. tinker droved his seconds to take him &Way, and- Scroggines seconds lit', la the air to annnoncev'.etery. The sing was briike In., as usual. et the end of Church, although in the most deplorable state the mint to i:seli, ref u ted to give :n, and he fought tour other the mercy.of Seeming, who *as' still irtsh, but I gout nisked Ow. in the Pei round, lie received a &cult, taping thrwu, aid alter the sad ha could not stand. hot lasted SD minutes SO second,: MikRICS. Two then of equal bravery h i dripped iu the ring. Scroggins eiewed hi ' best man ot his ion our Reporter has ever he never rou g lic so good a man as Chunk bins was always too quick for him, • and Church ran sometimes ar making play, but he wa ileetigh to stop his left hand and return wif Other tights of no impot La nee tot4l: place Grotty Did beat Martin in a r anal Blade did not fight, as foul play was 'Mond ay morning a gentleman from or the name of Counts, was found dead it c ement, ift a lodging•house in. Glasslord.sti ps,. He . Was apparently in good harith ceding evening, but is supposed to have fit during the night. - 'Out well informed Agnelli . enlists declare sanguine expectations of the most produc: Wheat and. Barley crops, ever known. sonie of she farmers that the heav , the crops. All that is wanting of :Puovinanco, is tine weather. facueuas, Ammar si.—t 1111 MI lIIMI await ties aaansing, mode 'rate was . prices ronasin .1s on hianday -.-barky brnig, Ararar. °saws* of slowly. wal.ara at &was, and (Am "add, Owns is no a/Aswan/a. • • : • • , an 4 dalatiey Id brb!e7' driplind kiesoller e . ifiSs.bot at • • little , IPto stis, &Mkt 4*.send begin ed. it „ 41.0;5t it coot • less was • 4/ to A enemy's so Many t innhy. fucking. i s . good fur one . 'Aged for • :Lurch.; rate i % td bi • I :15 • 1. . doer . 61 9 1 1'. 41 . ‘ ‘' r but he mot I I;t; i lg o n 11 ", 10 6 .• tOO% pia* it rye, sod: 4. Clonal ovens her- tbo auk. iesk..S.Any • req. went down. 'r before re. NHt ettureii versary, but • n to get tits e hr candy, in with the • down. The loss of wind right-handed the ring. h• • celerity. Incisions of oohed time, a br ave roan I r uarier-entrt wink** '• read of geit t s rich Us k • • gain hit Mtn be was . gas toadied 4 I,* sod he rell ' both ,des. lest a nimbly r rope of rho !ei.ii.ty fur cis foit ogee tut he gaw g • !men. Abu rlw fight in • osnaaraoray. • at oo the eye s . • . k F O th e ;We had eleVrf e palms.; of eat Isavit.g dl Dodo ant : I : et s ; . i s . : l l44j j e t yk sa el. rsi t a r p rer it he a illi f . : t o ro l ic lr b r i a o a ! ry Stitorgitc;s. bored 104 ad. • c body. whi" ' hi the AP tip him of tory. - • lAbt; tot nind c. Z t .t.:l Ike* roausla at firma oak, NW / 1;i: • iii. The cora- hart Seldom • himself the er sren, an I . Scrrig- - • Church met 'as not (pick 'ith his right. until darle„ Laulilre fight. • anticipated. Harnburz, in his apal t- ut reef, 41+t= &It the pie- expired in a • • leclare their haryest, • n. It asto. • ry rains have • to fulfil the • , . • P bat few %ovum as ratisort•orys - orogie-ctsos tr-d: lower. 14 " an. • •