Star. — London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

i6cilifi4as4l , 'Ottsciiit!' the 'tehd'irsiie it answered .the fire the coach Pro. ~arriveti at Court:ems trithmst any other ;ler shot.wat-tirett. at the geod'araor a .quarter of oiange , !sirri. • !rfte:.PeisiNtmerie and or 400; tti wake 'arch (bout). I • , . t u tusnif, first Equerty , to.`the tetspetor of ' at Paris on the hill instant. sal • ST. JEAN DE LUC'', OarOlnat 4. Government his bets long in se Renovates, who *as - implicated hi 10 1 it Madrid some months ago : under 'the per. t ye t t hii' Geucrsl was at Dilbna, a battalion t hem, tri arrest him,. but all their researehei fa i ts . It is said that he was dettotinced by ; ';el some troops-la the Protinaei Several arrests haie taken place at bil. iond. • • I . NAPLAS. 13;IPTEMSER 27. , . two kmericau frigates hare .set sail - fir Sienya 'Ai' that the rest of the Squadron will . flu rat neve' lationa.witlt Mr. Pinckney . . t .tharhave changed their character : the ,ate has lielded to the character 1)( arroness which the Neapolitan G O vera. • displayeil ..ntrient has always been the same, ready to .we ll-jounded complaints, and to reject 1 0 a nd ridiculous preter &oils. The arrangement t o take place between the two Statcs will be as reason slut jusece did Ate. I t gems that Mr. Piitckney continues to recruit soldiers, and citizens, ,she Uste,l7S t ates, emits, fall setiihtions. his not astonishing that, - in a len til where every truing is resuming its wonted sp many, persons, have been displaced, atould will to try t'.eir fortirle beycnd sea. Beside., ittete are sea val expeditions preparing at this mo ment for Russia. ocrOBER 3. Captain Pane Poggi, commandiog the brig Dan: Toes, of Palermo, has enteted our harbour, after istiag met two 11:.ebarian coarsairs the hitter m ostly nude :heir pac:fiz intontions, and gave sptaCAptai!i Po;gi a 4111 1 Whit i they found abat ing by e::e 'ct:w at sea. The vessel appeared to be Sudialan—the at-. had gone ashore at Elba, and tei vessel has b en since restored to them. CORFU, SEPTEMBLR 29. According to use o raw Major Haviland Smith, icsalatary cord ,, n torneen to prevent all commu. 'skinks with those einunries in winch the contagious Wady has broken out, has been removed, and the Imams and barracks bare been purified. Illikvitivals have been arrested for enrolling so write a toreigli Power. Measurealibawe alsolsts taken against some of the inhabitants for braving the desertion of some of the lonian *oldie* The English, our protectors, find much difficulty, I getting themselves beloved in these countries. • Great complaiets are made of the state of dependence is which they keep us, and our commerce is deadened bf their protection. All recruiting for Austria has ken prohibited. Yesterday being settling day on the Stock Exchange meth business was transacted, but no defaulter has ken announced. A material rise has taken place : the 4 and i per Cents. two per cent. since Friday; Reduced and Consols one per cent. One reason as igned for this advance, is the confidence created by the Official Notice in the Gazette last night, of the protogation of Parliament. The large divdends also received by the public is mostly laid out in the pur chase of fresh stock; and the fallacy proved by a di. munition of dividend, which has had a considerable effect on the minds of the ignorant. cor• eTel fac• 1. de 01 cecf l %OM tiestl h De• rte Yesterday was a busy day among ties dealers in Colonial produce. In consequence of the average Price of Wheat being above 80s. and an idea prevail ing that tie distillation would take place from Sugar, the Raw Sugars, chiefly m'ddling and inferior, and Molasses, rose full 3s. per Cwt. but the report had t 7 effect wen the Refintid Market, as the letters from .hroad were not very enc.suraging. Our letters lj!is arming from I.:ye:p.;(4 state, that Rice has ad-. rim=ed fr6m '23s. to 365. per cwt. the dealers under -141'44 it is the intention of Govertanent to take off the duty, wh:ch is 20s. per cwt. Yesterday, about half pact twelve o'clock, her MaJesry, accompanied by the Princess Ectz.sutrn, lad attended by the Countess of Icciresren, arrived it the Queen's Palace from Windsor. They were Soon after vis;ted by the Doke of CAMIIRIDGE and kteral distinguist,ed characters. Yesterday trinmitr: the Duke of CAMBRIDGE paid his respects to the PRINCE REGENT. The PRINCE REGENT gaYE A dinner yesterday to Lotd Exmourn and a number of d:stinguished naval lad military officers. Lord Mwett.oe was of the party. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, ac paniect by his daughters, Miss FITZGLARRNCE aid 141 81 MARY FrrzeLAßENce, left town on Monday, on a 'isit in the Eisl and Ccantess of HARCOL'RT, at 13 ete seat, Nuntham, in Oxfordshire, from whence they are expected to return to Bushy on Saturday. gi L EY cases of marble statuary have been bronght -1,! ' fie Abundance store-ship from Civita-Vecchia to risortsrfinuth, all p resents f ro m the Pure to the PRINCE 4 T, except a few specimens for Lord Caan,a u", 48.4tG1T 41 1 d ogler persons of rank. . . • • trodi • . nett Patlie4A4ll9!svcre satkarrivVd at 4 nt. APather.abot Arraftti WoUrldints. 41* • 6,104 Gi.o:trd i.Aye 4 gal szareli (batiste). le count X utusnif, first arrived at Paris e. ST. JEAN I)E 1 TO Spanish Govern' L.L General Renovates, J . O at Madrid some I D sion that , this' Geucr , in ther4 arrat in vale. It is Lai L . . piehoeorninande ofenear. Several are f i a an Varlado!id. re SAPI.ES, tyroktnerican frig, 4 It• itbottAt that the t'L We OUT port. The ne el 04114 bUtthay hay. a inerican imedence I it• fat an 3 firmness to ire b a s display!!! i e Our Government ha re Y. tom" to w ell4nund and ridiculons pr hot to.talte plate b ' i oth as reason and jut It Wens that Mr. O Ogle U. :re d. 3 t awy, _ , n ... ,• • - - 4 1 111.101,4 1 : 1 0*tAlleqii . , ••••1 !..ttkiatitiesat:iiia r `'). . 4 .,.,'"'n / -- - 141;; * zalipi,,... • . a.... 0) ThoasertV 4 , :•?E. ty.' • • • Wijoropra. - . i. Jo Frame ~. .a . o { ='ewe hog 0 i Kaaba* ‘ - - 0 I I gab** r - q . 1 ..- liAST:biDli. laivPitio.. . . . The Company's 'ship* 'CAbil.ll HIM/tic tan MELVILLE, bilAoQols BUNTLY,*c e atiOALTA, &tut Cum sigiILAND, arriverrAt Bombay thetith May. PLY mourn, ocroaa 14. Cline in the Mary b 801114/TT, from Archangel and Plicsittimas ttloup of ?war, from Gibraltar.- -Wind S.W. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER I& Sailed his Majesty's ships TeastAoaser• and CoR Dll4*, tor Chatham.—.Vind S. , LIVIERVOOI,I3OTOBIR 14. e The Samarang, from Bombay, is arrived off this port: • / •:1, DEAL, OCTOBER. IS. Came demon from the River the Neptune, KING, fine Jamaica, and sailed with the outward bound on their retpeetiye ! voyages. Aimed and sailed for the River, ; the ~ Fredetick, ;bras, from Gibraltar in 1 5 *VS! The I Chitties jl4l lls, CIMISTOOTER, for Cal. cutta, is come Aii4iitc*isi the Guistreasn till the ebb ,tide makes.-.-Wind S.'4t. light air. 1 1 • ratr*Etts fic ouErl43. •Arlived off this ps t ekihe Jsold Cathcart, East In. diatnan, from Bomb4oelled the IStkof June, gist round .the Cape on the, 7th of Angus, and paused St. ti.lena in the night it the i2Jot the same month. HARWICH, OC ro SEW is. No arrivals. Sailed the Thetis packet, with a Mail for Grittcnburgh, and the Ocean transport, t No. 670, for Deptford.—Wind W. COWES, OCTOBER t Sailod the William trimspert, with soldiers and King's stores for &lam CHATHAM, OCTOBUR ts. The Speedwell cutter being completed in her re pair, will s:iil (torn hence is a few days, and four Revenue cutters are also trefitting, And will very shortly sail Irom hence, beiaz much hastened by ,h' Von Admiral. 'Meath:m/00ft are pulling to pieces the Sussex. in therfourth Dudek and with their pre. sent exertions, although so large a ship, the walk will I sow; be completxd..• GRAVESEND, OCTOBER IS. Arrived thy False. &An, from Quetter ; Hope and Anchor, Thorson. snd t. atolina Matilda, !turg, lrom Norway; Janne, Ware, and Britannia, Edmonds, tram Alventorr, Stokes, ft out Catlts and the Abundance stora ship Coat the Nfr.literra• etc-An. Sailed the Essex. Robertson, for Bourdeaus ; and Hope, Ferris, for Rotterdam,. Th'e Trinity House Corporation have determined to place the widows of the seamen killed at Algiers, and such of the wounded seamen as may become disa bled trlm doing their duty, upon their list of pensio ners, to receive the usual mot.thly allowance made by that The Olive, MARIS, from Liverpool to L-ndon derry, is on shore in Red Bay. The attempt to weigh up the Appleworth, West Indiaman, lately lost off the Moose Sand, has been' , abandoned; the stern, it is conjectured, having sunk too deep in the sand to render it practicable. The Attentive transport, lately arrived from Han. fa:, besought 'home ,sher-detathwierits editoretht unit' Artillery, who have been serving with the Army in, North America during the late war, where their conduct acquired for them the high approbation of the Commander of the Forces. The detachments from Halifax were landed immediately, and pro- 4 ceeded to their head quarters at Chatham. Sunday, October 2, at Ardglass, between three and loin. o'clock, the wind that had blown a gale from, the south in the morning, changed to W.S.W. witha violent squall, by which a brig steering down Chan nel was upset—she lay about w quarter of an hour upon her beam ends, and then went down with all on board. We understand, by accounts from Gibraltar, that the Lady Warren, the British ship we lately men tioned to have bees captured from Buenos-Ayres, and carried into Cadiz, has bad .some form of trial. The detention of this vessel has been pronounced warranted, the ship given up on paying expenses, but the cargo totally condemned: The two Spanish merchants found on board remain in prison. Several other British vessels were ,also expected soon after from Buenos Ayres, at Gibraltar, when possibly the Spaniards will extend their captures. The rumour of a change of Spanish Ministers is renewed, and h. is supposed those lately dismissed will again receive the confidence of the King. in Cadiz commercial distress is so great that several Bri tish houses were preparing to quit the country, 1 By the Gipsey we have received letters from Buenos Ayres, but they are not of a date so recent as those already published. we have already pu In taking down last week the weather-cock from the steeple of St. Nicholas C hurch, Bristol, w h ich is 205 feet from the ground, the young man who un dertook the dangerous task had to leap from the top of a ladder, to catch hold of the iron below 1 In this he fortunately succeeded,' and triumphantly seated . himself *wide it, he then removed the vane, and waved it three times over his head. ittitLAND.—The following is an extract of a letter from Enniskillen, dated October 8 s—" We are ruined in the county of Fermanagh. Lough Erne has overflowed its banks, and all the meadows And low grounds near Enniskillen have been under water the greatest part of the three last months. .But within this day or two we begin to be seriously alatmed. The water is now nearly four :net high in our imme diate vicinity, and Lough Erne is still rising. The following melanCholy details are extracted from a Mtillingar Paper In cow•equeree of the heavy and constant rains which have tallot this season, the lakes in the vicinity of this town have risen to en• height unistecedented in the memory of the oldest in habitant. Lough Ouel, mare particularly, has it creased so much as to cover several acres of ground around its shores, and completely inundate all the low grounds and bogs to which it has a communicn. tion. Yesterday morning it overflowed the supply . cut (to the Royal Canal), the banks of which burst, ;and has troindated the codatry to an alarnain.e extent. The great road to Longford is almost impasiable, thewater being neatly ott a level with the demesne ;will of Levington Park, we s uppose nearly to the height 9f eta cre twelve Wt.". • ." • " ~~ '~ . "tantitsi•::thr fisa kroiDefit dust ingieetion in the stows-at ;the New' Aseteueks, Dublin; b r hiajor.Generai'DaitaT. - The Second . Dartalitin . ikthe 274 h .itithnent *Pr k on Tuesday le'nniglit',lttitpeeled at Enniskillen, by Majur•General Bost Ortt;' Qoveriunent is determined to stop the reertsitior int . %he Cusealry. except in those regimen'z '"rinse "actual iminpers are below the reduced esta islishritent,, which his ben recently fixed; and that it is alsoiptended to pr,opose to Parliament an spi. ditidnal allmVance £l. per man per annum to the Yeomanry Cavalry. A very serious affray took plaeton Saturday night at Bronipton b between some vldiers belorigin l i to the East India Company, and others of the Sappers and Miners e—ips ; several of them were wounded by bail:islets, add one or two very dangerously. ]'he in. habitantstor a time were mach alarmed. SPORTING INTELLIGENTE. NEWMARKET SECOND OC fOBER MEISTINO, 1116. • TVIbDAY, i•crnsese 16 Fifty roan4l, for Ilirsold asks, carrying Bst. 41b. and fillies, gst. rib. T.Y.C. SW C. Stitifiley's brown filly, by Gnhanna - Lord Polefe ebesnut filly, by itubens Major Wilson's bay filly, by Juniper Duke of Grafton's hay colt, by Eaton Mr. Wyndliants bay filly. by Golianna ...t) - Ths Judge placed but three. rbsalWrl apt Lord Puley's Any-5 :o I apt the nuke of tear ton's colt-4 to 1 apt Mr. Wyndhsnt's Ally—After the dead Ler, S to 4 an Lord Poley's filly. the only race of interest yesterday was the match between Nectar(Which ran second for the Derby Stakes this year) and the Grey skint sk:)lt. At the netting Post, Nectar was backed at ti and 7 to 4 to win, althoagh for iome vine past Grey Skin: hat been the favourite. thetar made play, and won in gallant style. The Course was far more numerously attended than last Meet ing. His Royal highness the puke of You was present, and highly gratified with wi.nes , ing his favourite horse Aladdin win th 4 Subscliption over the i.l. C. . 0 1 • 0 '2 Fri(lop, the silver arrsw, given by the Town of Musseiburgh, was shot ter on the links there, by the Royal Company of Scottish Archers, and won by Sir PATRIC& WALKER. _ _ - -- -.-- GRAN!! PEOKSTOIAN MATCH OF !SOO MILKA IN 32 DAT% AT LOWER Toon NO, Sid RIMY. -- 5i it Day.— BARNIIT finished last ni t zht, at nine o'clock, 48 miles, and this 4 morning started at three. When he took breakfast, at eight, he had gone eleven miles, making in the Whole then, since his starting on this extraor dinary undertaking, 1493 miles ; and was traveliing lon quite easy at nine, attended by his friends, and several other pers , ns, having only seven miles to complete by two o'cl , sck this afternoon. EATON, THE BLACKHEATH PEDEV:RIAN. -- The 'Sporting World will now hive an oppottinity of de letting the impolitioi, if any has been pracffsed by the: above unequalled pedestrian. the stakes of - 4.500 haven?, been made good on Milt , lAy night last. In! fact, sporting KIM generdlly did not attach any crecil• to the perfirmalices alluded tn. The wagii is to be decided before Chtistmas, EATns having undertaken to walk 2000 halt-miles in '2OOO succe.. sive halt-hours. Umpires and proper persons have been appointed to watch tie pedestrian, who statts most crotfidently the certainly of his success. • TA-morrow, the hounds of Mr. Kivo, of Wilming ton, are to throw off at Compton Wood, in the neighbourhood of Fir). Place, where, it is said, the wily family of the Keypads has become very nu memos. Into FULLER, Esq. of Rose Hill, the late Meml...er for the County of Sussex, who last year gave a c' m. plete set of bells to the parish of Brightling. in which his residence is situatei, has just presented a hand. some new organ to the church. It is.said that the son of Motcoo Paw:, the tra. yeller, who resities in the neighbourhood of Edin. bora) ' a fi.ie youth of about 14 years of age , is pre paring (a second felemarh§ !) to go abroad in search of his father. whom be still believes to be alive. The tide of emigration has turned, and numhcrs of our country men, with many families of distinctinn, daily arrive from the Continent, seeking that comfort in their native homes which Fiance, with all its me retricious oinameatal.coula not afford them. A numerous Meeting was held at Paisley on SA. tuNlay, for the !servos. of Considering the distrilses of the cOantry, their causes and remedies, and the propriety of petitionfq the Panne REGENT thereon. - A* retorts] in the representation was unanimously agreed to be the best step of proceeding, aid resolu titinadirected to be ptiblished forthwith. *: Ttieinflus of the labouring Glasses to Canterbury Michaelmas Fair, although very numpons both on 'Saturday and Monday, has not perhaps equilled that which was last year observed on the corresponding Saturday : SUthCidat cause may however be essigned . for this apparent deficiency, it the decrease of agri: cultural emplOymens. * Is ianeikettbelesa worthy of 'remark, that neither it the cointennoces or 'costume of the peasantry, whether nialle_,lor feinale, could be f o und that picture of diittesg4 late so gloomily de pictured : on the contrary,,health, cleanliness, and even beauty were generally and characteristically predominant. . • • The catch of herrings has been so great at Deal, that they have been sold fourteen for sixpence. • On Saturday the fishermen.Of Dover caught a cu rious nondesciipt fi4i, near she beach, which they named a Devil fi,b. The mouth, when opened, was eighteen or twenty inches in diameter, and the body covered With points, like a tliornback. It was, un the wbole, A most ill.shaped sea•monster. Several watermen. who got possession of it, oh. tamed the LOUD Mason's permission to exhibit the fish at Blackfriers•Bridge. Barley. it is proved, .will- we, though sown tee inches deep,, but will not rise if placed twelve inehes deep. As this &pen* on the scdess of the air to the grain, it pecorea t ist far under the surface of the earth tl)e air ii Cape of penetrating. ~Coeistlmapsoe, Qc-ropea 16 —ni This onfaz Nbtats arrived; and those' nioduced were left owe: . From Monday, and the prices or that day were full) Maintained. The opinion of an advance is still ha; by. the holders, and the repoititel,- unfavourable state . of the sew crop itrenrheas . 11taat in it. 4 R oot ray.ol,Oots bil li r4 t ieration * from m o w, sy's price took place. ' Grain likewiie re mains **IP!. 4 1 '4 „ . I I! '.• EA4Gitti. tat*, Octot3ieli as M. ilboo/4.1 60t troubled you oith the potation of the Riddle. Which, its your d.:7 paper of the 9th instaht, .was annonneed de being unsolved t hut that Many of thy friends, on whose ,upetior judgment I imprOtiy rely, h4Oe persuaded nh: to troubie yott with thesolnticei Q. :Pie nobs! 6 J:ct is chi work, tlf Wet Apdin Beivi- dere. Q. 'fl, h.ightest gem which nature cost Invert. —Ans. Genius. Q. 11 . 114: eiSe - Lii ill A lawyer's 1-ase.—Ana. Rziht. Q. 'rhe lU known sign?, in the time of iieace.—Anal'aMitia. tion, or ines%. Q The plangliman when hr i!r'st-s Eilongb.—Ana. are*, (2. Tilt loidier'il Owe and the Imesea vow:•—Ae4 Q. *I he Planet seen htqween the Each and Sou.—.fin.. foul • Q. Ut.e pr;r: which merit ueet.r.yet hat won.— Ans Tortolieshell teals sat. • Q Ihe Mi•itr's tieOSIVe. the balte of Jews —Ana. Usitrf. Q. The wife's ltithition, and the t'ar.on'i dues.—Ans. Money. • A tile of An ancient City.— Aut. AORICINTOM. Mr., WALTEa SC3TT IY elief eXtCUtai of Miss &WARD.. _ _ • 66 If my answer should be Orist, by writiig to Mr. WA I.llift ,:cart for the rewara, you will greatly oblige soar hual'ole Stf-vAn:, m..a." .THE A TRES. DRURY LANE. --Miss Keenfekonede her ',cermet Sip. pealance last night, in the chkrecter of.. PaP, and was again received with warmnind meritidepplause. She was encored in all her songs and really, in point of clear articulation, of graceftil drlitery, and of niusical tune, we have not, since the Kist ap pearance of 'Miss SITPUILNS. heard her • equal. Son plac:s her emphases with just precision; and'she is in general Spaiing and diffident in the its: of decors. tion. Miss Kr.reet. is admirably qualify-:d to excel in the pure and unadulterated style; from the clear liens with which she delivers the text of a song, with• out affecting its melody, we fluty hope to liter ilia true simplicity of the English Ballad revived. rais was admirably prov , :d in her cor.cluding songs " When my Hero in Cli:rt appeats,"—winch She execnied with the most affectir:g pathos. The Opera is alto . ether acted whh,.ncemmon spirit. Nething n the stage slirp. , s,es the scene between Mr. Disy eon and ..Ir. Metaire. Miss KELLY's Lucv is a ell theuvre. Mr. C-one is certainly a good itrathe,74. LOVE:IT GARI+EN.—List night the Tragedy of o.ird/o .vas rer.ited. of Oih:to and /ap e asi , ,,cll before WCIt repusented by MAcituantr and Youso, were last night reversed--:t change which ordoces ar rather imposes the ureesl7 CI a COMpa• ris.m between the merits and pretencons of the re spective rivals. The experiment has con:maimed with the hest effects. Youeo never before performed Otkellv half so well as he dirt last night ; and it the repute- Lion of Mr. KM:In:SOY, or his claims to theatric , ien..e were 114.1 . kne unsetrieki, his performance of lit. was snificient to estAtthsh him in the highest class of nis pr's essitin C. Keutit.r., who has no rival in Mi.- Aar! Cavio, tor geh:ral good sense aud gentlemanly feeling; and deportment, was as admirable AS on any former occasion. Miss lioyLs: performed Deschmews for the first time with peculiar fascination ; aid sirs. EG11.11"11. g_sote great 14)4 . 11_ to The My wit toitemied - by )tesic4l Romance of Lodoiria, which has been revived by the Managers with a splendodr of scent y, dress, and decoration, which does credit to their hberality. The Equestrian Troop has been engaged to add splendour and interest to the piece. On 'heir appearance. however, instead Of bring greeted with tha: oun 'e applause which they in general receive whenever. they condescend to gratify the public. by . their . perforMance, though they last night displayed more than their usual talent, they were greeted wish a ni4ture of applanees, hisses, and cries of 41 And so great .was she . confusion that the greater pert Of the, dialogue of the first act Wit lost. A happy trick of one of these beautiful drnpeds, 11-vover, Ebinpletilf turned the tide in their r your. Cc wit tirti . being entirety it loss v.v to obtain a letter displayed by his . sitishess, La. doi,ka, from the Window of a castle in Which - as 'is confined, on account of its height. his faithful Stfed t w;th great adroitness, climbed the Castle wall, te.- ceived the treasure, and' cclnVeyed it td,hii Miteitet'i hand. Afttt this the leirses*cinte. in Toe tikle fntl share of applause; and the crirtain felt ansidse shouts of applause, and the waving of hats and Banister= chiefs, in eYery part of the House, which Weser:OW.6d to excess. PARMAN FASAIMNS.-4 few holts df blacitsitretS with dark feathirs, are .nOpr !terra.; .but dark &yaw hats; trimmed with lilac tiriforlee n tibbinit, ere* newest fashion. Green tharerier and ribb on' are - . plan worn for trimming. The . yellow citron and the yellow Indian violet are pecullarly:rathlOaalgg;Ta Addition to the chichor;e which is pot totit4 44 yin, many hats have a ellicarle, forating - trdiedeso in tront ,ot the crown, which in. general ss high,. molt Ole tye very long. White robes are ir!ri4etshlli livro,c9.AWs promenades. The nwst arc trMigneWnt bottory e *at 'seven or eight rots s of .bxlis-itonChing each crier. Some truly elegant women :wear -huge. Aisle of black lace. An advertisethent in a Frineh, papberarriei7i4. meat nearly as far as we think it c.in well go.. A Lady who has lust a dog, anionnees that she will give two hundred francs to any one who brings it back to her. tut though the ctig is very ugly, hair it devil, There is another adveittsedrent for a person versed. in poetry, and able to it. 01 which the Paris Editor remarks pleasantly,. that'll nae.after this wilt v e nture to sal that poetry is Made by which a man c tro.ot get bread. • Last night, about eleven o'clock...Una : 4 thilleri sington stage.coaches d43s overt Urned it the hullaw part of Piccadilly, opposite the Greed Park, in ce,n .equence of the uriver galloppirig his hOrits tut lowly dJun the slight declivity at thit part of din street. -Che coachrn.in suffered severely for his itnpandencs... 'for lie was taken up with several ribs bilikep, aed•he is not expected ra live. A . person on the bdx trm had also his t.igh-bone broken a the coach w as ull, inside and out, but, with the except i on of ttonisi ,light scratches, no others were hurt. 'The tat,. wounded men were conveyed to FULLa t tes, A.pothecary, in Piccadill, and tre.stid Rest Itention aid humanity. They were tie cv.A, reyed to St. Geor e es Horpitak