Star. — London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

beeper op- than ao „ n Paper with them Osaka.. he was pa ymenv witnesses tubs a • . • - • Tile RAVES Ur. THE ARM ~.....t io rld . wit)} .. , greater aia d e e rit l t i etet4 77: a. . 3 7dw . ithbeti , . NET paongrE of the ,mur**, An1114......1:4 ai r 44, i , • c o y ai lk ii .. fro . c iwttelilift ies„wsf i w of ite ln i minjP o it #4, t.fieraritintantb:::o64l. des ta .R lNF l n n uf Er the als, is the Years anti QMPO R yt .E en 3V "Mae aNUR A I OS N T cit Wight, 4 2 Clays, arrived hero ors y 0 • • 17 ja , j a i ' , iBlB, and sto July, 1819, distin e guie. 14 ,4 *la • thisschnientama dicitora Avinarr;46l ilia Ise% yr. . seas ...., and 74th Regiment., und er sea caned o f p e p. sweets ions i''''' roll, ; 10 ii,iated Food, the Annual Duties, and di . 1 ,1 ki , .00kh . it, he must Mate up Ms mind i is; ibs ---' d a iniv ishing the Customs and &cite. am Colonel GALIM, oldie Mith.---On the 2d inst. 'at Sretiltelf Mi l, l i r e te defeatißes the•hittr not ieh , w iadea ere . Miog i oil led ... 11 0: 4 : ' • ,in of i ths he 7iirof in gsah , te , u th n e fortu atosebe ttateei re stibek being eillie e e z atit- trem siNti of 44 111 isse'l aari v als° l72. • .. a ........... _ . _ . ______e Tears ended July S. Anchors were immediately carried out, and the utmost ezerdobs• • mirth the , libek which he bad . ptiblislied.• but 1 . ..... i B L , Ev 4 - ase - ep t ' aoli. l "rlitd, tis! A nnu a l 181 I 1818. I 1819. made an lighten the ship ;at tined the !land became visible, and not. on that accountao be eeempted froin the pa Dye, tk the" ar ...----.'•--------1----- appeared t° be distant °sant font sallies . Ilk th roe o'clneh. Of all damages whatsoever. • The plaintiff's wi s _. - .„..------ .. ,c5 r. a67,83 ' X 7,698,5 • X 7,347,081 P. M. the weather being very moderate, the jolly-boat, a ngel the were then tailed. The first of them ,„•••••os ''''''''''''''' . m 0re,064 17,627,354 19,115,30 Y direction of the First Mate, was sentirons the ship to the island, ,;10 ••• '''''''''' -.: ' 6 , 03 0,997 6A45,748 6,3441,177 with Captain and Mil t Masse and child; Alts . Almon, Mies Mr. Peter Whitehaks who stated himself , s ups • '''''''''''' -. '''' 1 , 3 60, 1,333,00 1,404,000 Almon, Mrs. Galiffe, and three ' children; Mr; ant Mrs. War= water! -lionse.keeper in S ' omers-town: he was a 4 - **************** 5,933, 66 4 6A69,00 • 6,184A10 den ; Mrs.' Hilliard mil rwo &IMMO pod:wend at die wives fed . with the plaintiff in this action, who ova I ;"'`' *************** 1,1874;3 1,163,621 590 , 361 1,172154 and claddren of the soldiers- Illltotagh the fog and unhappily b o rongh of the parish of Si. Pancras. Plaint 7.-16 ***** .... ****** iss, 517,: . • , again returned previous to their leaving the vessel , jet there is 11•111eso "-: ** '‘'... **** 1 437 , 7 35 22,23 Z 216,447 no doubt entertained of their having safely reached the slime. by trade a butcher, and lived in 0 *Liston:4th :41„,priat.:d%‘ arm. . --..---• ------ At seven o'clock the following morning, Captain Pearl, of mers-town. On the 12th of . 0 - ctober, he's*, . . conlaud , te d p„.. 38 ,628,419 41,175,212 42,065,167 the 62d Regiment, Lieutenant Armstrong, and Ensign Bat. larfe concourse of peop le , between seven ant i gt, - --.--- tersby, of the 15th, and a number of women and children, left ~,r„ ~,,.i t • .... -..• • ' the ship in the pinnace : they steered (or the island, but the ''''' "` at nignr, before th e p laintiff's house !„,,,,,. nglies to pay alt surf running extremely high, the current setting ' o ff shore , and iadividuals amongst them raised violent ,c . Bills. 20100 , 1 09 9,101,823 3,152,326 the wind • being a-bead, were prevented reaching it, and obliged " Damn him, pull down his house ;" ++, Get 11 Otani *************************** 832,7.14 e73,96l 634,832 to att e mpt repining the ship, but owing to the fog mimed aull him out," &c. &c. There was one man 1 Dias, ********************** 4,016 •• • 16 her, and were then compelled to shape a course for Ne w ' hay biny in this riot; he was blowing ahe pensos , &c. ........... foundland. Providentially, however, on 'the afternoon of the• ~_ . „ 1 D u ties ... 3,436,869 1 2,575,784 3,787,i174 eth, t hey fell in with th e American sc hooner phoebe assi l h awk i ng about. a paper. This man-he (the Total Ann ----- Sally, Stephen Howes, master, from Boston, bound to Lahrador secured and conveyed to the watch-house. _,, t „..„. D u • 42,065,2881 43,550,996 45,852,541 which received them on board. On the 7th Lieut. Armstioil; riper wa s sho w n to w i tness ), Th at paper p ,„„,,ar .... •-- and Ensign Battersby were put on board the ship Hero, trans ---..-- fillsw to the one which he had seized. The: London, bound to this port, for the purpose of giving informs- ... w .r Tate* 556 tion of the distressed state in which they left the Asia, and at•-• harm LO the house. rator r ' ...- *********** ... 3,629,404 3,277,79' . 3A36,029 rived here the same night.—Royal Casette. john Smith was also a watch-house-keepe Tszse " ****************** 4,725,11' 1,204,741 72,910 On Friday, Mr. Ward, the Mate of the Ada, arrived berg Karish of St. P a ncras. aa On the Sd of las t a Oc i Pscp:r:•,' . ............. from the Island of Sable, with the gratifying intelligences of the rtu3i War Taxes ......... 8,355,079 4,482,548 3,508,939 safety of the paseengers who left the ship in the j e lly h c iat, Th e y • ad, in &ON:* y w ith 111 Teasdale, pp were landed in about an hour and a half ; a tent. which Iltili 010M23 Morgan and Wm. Harriott, betwee ue,distinguish fortunately been put on board the boat, sheltered the ladies said seven o'clock. m the morning, in some sit T •1111-ven tbildsoncluring the night of the ad, and the neat day s though. .• • the Consolidated Tottenham Court-road. They had with the • *he Anneal 1/u atter a long and fatiguing journey, they reached the house' of ' rt. . war Tale 50A20,367 48,033,54 49461 ' 51r. Hudson , the person who has um charge of the estoliiklh• 91,141 as_ i ba. mper, and in them a dead bay. „..., _v.! the neat, so humanely fanned on the Island doting the athpinipUtt r . tOOl4, there tO"the watch-house, and thence b don of his Excellency Sir John Wentworth; there they . eipe• lice-Ace, Hatton-garden. They (the priSoB ir:VENUF. , rienced every kindness and attention in the poker of • MIK Mud. 4,i.A.2initted before t h e l ate m r. .L eae h ; after 1 ~,in ;. gsing the Custom a:lii Erciw son and his family to bestow. Oa Tuesday, Dr. William Almost • • sailed fr om hence for the wand , of sabkh and mar be monody mouton had been concluded, Mr. Leach N g produce of I:interns, as partima j u ie a bove 8,468,X11 10050.379 10,499.407 expected to return ovitislsis sulations, ane.these who,left the ship &LIM V 4 , 43 r. Teesdale and witness) to go to S Dias of Excise, m ato... si,:saa,ai *1,179,111, 23066,1611 whit them. The PlidltMl9B6 Bellyaretvid km ou'lNgssday. hall, 'ncoln's Inn-fields, and ask ihether pass Stamps, Post-Oifice, ' would be of any use to that society ? The . .. stss•sad , PropertY , and .„ ~. LAW Orltroae 4NCE. ' and the result was, that the parte came , Lied Taxes, Miscellane s the body away. Th ey did not go to Mr. C fat Ind Unappropna' ti. won .. 16,954.0.51 14475.701 ~. , ..,.. , Dams &Pensions, as do. COURT OF RIRCFS BENCH, JULY S. to SC 'llseanas's Hospital, to dispose of it. ......---••-••• titainiate. V. WILLIAM CLEMENT, FAQ. - ' C*olB-4WOMlllsediyhtr. PLATT StßbOs in til ves_mennue,dhti o N ies tnrtscorn u p o nase 93,420,361 48,033,544 42.361, 250 This was an action against the Defendant, pre, of Mr. Asiotainies who Wll with . him, I Nod Receipt p Pro- prietor of The Observer, Sunday and Monday news ► the defence ), —'- Whilst they went to the N p rty,War Duty on Malt and Unapprop. Duties... 6,660,47 1,226,984 289 X? iiers, for an alledged libel published in the former , the dead body remaine S d at th e watch hall •himi m...................=1•1•• s til e declaration averred, that on the 341 of.Octelm, son was ale porter at urgeon's-. • Ile i hte l u e, exclusive of Pr 1818 , 1818, the Plaintiff, assisted by one John Smith, had he wailer let theta kritert,' in thesourse o lo t i ,WarDiuy un N:alt apprehended two individuals, named Thomas Mar- whether that Society would take it in. Peat is) UnaPPKT• Dades`••• 4,759 1 89 "0 1 .° 1166 " 1 0 , 071,9 " ran and William Harriott , and had found in their said that if they 39,94.11 d pot take it in, he s .--- REIrENUE, ' possession a dead. human body ; that in consequence them.acustottlet who woul4e, Pearson ca Ilsisguishing the C Quetert wiled Ad" & of such apprehension and such discovery ensuing bedy,.. which Teasdale and himself_ pat int Lied Fund, the Annua Deitiatthe WarTmes. Olt - NI& 1819. from it, he had carried the said individuals to the Tearsdale received 16a. frota Pearson for f i Police-cifice, Hatton-garden, - where they were eta- and gave him, as weir. as he recollected, • i Coons ....... ..... -.. ..... 131,1 r 1 • 335 12 5 ' mined •by Mr. Leach, the sitting Magistrate ; that of • it.. Be .had • never.. heard Teesdale sa lick '"' ......... "'"";"' 31431 4 4 ' 715 ' 1 after 'this examination he had-been -bound over to lanai -went to St. 'Thomas's Hospital . , and 1,589,61 10699.61 1,534,715 knees that he. had ;baize. 'Sold/here for C 4. Redid not recollect yageage ...... ............ 323, 324 367,000 prosecute the said individisalet neeiTses... ...... —. 2,216 TIT 0•01 WPM aimed instruetions from Mx.. Leech to carry- the said PMe w e in t he weteh'heiltetellerdthe 4 Issi Taxes . 464, 441 ' 111.111 ,0 Way, to Surgeoni-hail, where be left its Whines the of the body tom. St. - ThoMais, he Illionmeoin . .... 62,1 22 - 1ai ,,,, "15 ,,,,, Defendant had falsely,... ste. asserted in his awearthat pothinstaf the soft did pass. fh ' teopFviaiatedWir .....--....—.--..-...—..-..,............... , ' " 441 3 ' l "."--- Paper of the 1 lth of Oetoter, ISIS, to-thedantie Teesdale say,. _that : he' had received r.. 9 Taideossaidaied Fund 9039,4891 10,916,5091 113./411.960 SEE. of the said PlaintifE-thaeholAke*:*aniPhriatiff, I.o,,„it,chrbio libel -oitt : ci; intiii . gto the t ...--•-•••••••••• a l a i n w ith an . gisifistat„,Zoastsbie, 6/4 iglaeskllie 0 this very in that piper:* Auld Dada to pi eff we p l e a , seised : aa , a f a r ant ki, . 49 ,*e_lliaack-,110110, - Re4NEfiliseertg-Measdale.did not theme tios. (meaning atetaaid taff and his Isaias floot'rearsoo. , Pearson said, that he.wa cam, ........ ..... ........ 877,760 200, 1 1 2 0 5. 56 # wha l e del l . • * - y e p • -•iii thi, ties ' l' thausura to them for theum?ble and Eiost ...... --•••••••••••••, 1 1 3,7n 7 1081111 115441 Constable) deposittel ..; at t , ., - ~ .7 ,da totloe,fs conveyed t h e ‘ lat,Deiaelersiiiii .41ad ey t perteliced ril uebth , i. : :.. Patio% hi. . ..... ..-...., -. --...... e • ori,where th ey ' d o wilowirmkroi, e.,.., inv. paik ee ar s t ein Si s Teti diettsal Duties ...... 961,41 395,430 1 1,027,1i57 . . Wen) vkirs held to bail by the ignite. 21430 *reduced & didifirit ' Wired' in di bemeacot & Ann. Duties 10,300,97 11,311 1.1,775.117 Widy was ordered to be lawmaker, th4..the. raateti : ,hid Mr; - "Cleinitit 'bad Mut that . , • ( m eaning, &c.) along with hia nsestent..Co.natahle. printer, publisher; ail' sole ipeaptiotor Wu Tom whose active conduct in seizing the prisoners had - m over Nwsperr, . - _ ier , iii - Eicse _arlotr er. , , l el toperty ..........- .... ... - saver llth a - _ UC • --. tCn - ney-coach to Mr. Carpue , the anatomist, and offered article ha .ap pe ared. Taal Wit Taxes 1 ' 234985 i 1 ___ - ' 626 ' 9 8 0 1174 to sell it; that they (meaning as aforesaid) informed The Loan Cotes Armies here obser -.-.-----,-.. Tatalllevenne, &Waggish , - Mr. Carpue how they became possessed of the snb- was averred in the declaration. that d . U. )/ the Consolidated , ' • *to and that he declined buying it, saying, that if been carried from the watch-lmase to Su Fund, the Anrsual Dee- . _ it belonged to any body , it m u s t belon g to those and had been left there. Now it did n net, su.d the War Taxes 11,552,991 12,338.674 12011,46,1 . from whoth they had taken it: • that the said Plaintiffs him that it had been necessary to aver ti. REVENUE. •: 1 1 - 1 along ' with his assistant Constable, then proceeded case ; but as it had been averred, it WM . Distinguishing the Cutouts \ with the body to Sc. Thomas's Hospital, ,and there prove it.' • and Luise. • sold it to the porter fns El. and that.doe porter after- Mr. GUMMY argued against this doe Tara Prod/sta.:of Canines. as puticaL•• :sett above , 1,709,6i3 1,857,i e;244,09 wards sold it to the surgeons for A. that y e s terday ar gumen t was over-ruled - by the Lord ( the conduct of the said Constable had been laid be- Dina of Excise, as ditto... 4,694,73 • 5,637,801 5:7021,446 _ ,_,. and He said, howeverK,that if it was recess Da. of Stamps, Post•ollice. tore the magistrates, that t h ey averment, he was able to do it. H Assessed, Property, awl Lind Taxes, litscellane- had recommended a hill of indictment to be prt- r Sessions for. Mr. Ford, one of the clerks at the Polls !erred against them at the next Quarte ton-garden, who did nothing more thal ors ,1-..., Unappropriated Thai,. St P:nsions, as do. 3,145,61 , 4,143 • - 4,894 5 0 6 a misdemeanour." To this declaration the Defen• the testimony already given, that the N dant pleaded Not Guilty, upon which plea issue ordered the dead body to be-taken to S Total 1`..-renue,ci istitiguisk. was joined.-Mr. Currey opened the p leadings. . Edward Pearson, the 'mit er at Sur g ins ::,•l Eitaise 11,552,061 12.336,8 1 111. 643 4" Mr. Gummy scared the case to the Jury ) , The [ Dia lc. 11. c...ipt upon Pro- collected Teesdale and Smith coming t Plaintiff was a butcher at Somers-town, ins p ector of 'dead body ;it was not, fir, brc pet •i,W.ir Duty on Mak, and L.r, prop. Dutieg... 492,36. . 157,637 59,461 paiVelllell. tS, and collector of taxes to the parish Of St. g am . • s _hall. -•-•••••-•--- Pancras. On the 3d of last October he was triage 'The Lean Ciller Jinnws asked A Revenue, t. eelusive o u n f ‘ P ia rr t at Vvery early hour, to Newsate-market, and on ha. he had no better evidence to establish perty,Wai Duty lad IJnapprop. Duties 11,060,5 19,181,2 S 1 , 0306, 1* ): road he observed two' men with a hamper) 'who v - thass,thas which* , had.lini adduced r ued to him to be very suspicsiefek , _O ra. .._ tk., . Gurney . replied that 11e -I j: wit:w ad no l s t :rm *" . l l ' t The members of the Royal Family are distinguished' immediately went for ,ass is t le • IT I /" t on atn o f nutted to a aes" ° ! t r -P1 fa their • patronage of dramatic entertainments ;'''": iiiiPMAAD V; BLISS. tlis Ild took them into ,cus ~ . 1, . k_i. what the ham tar ' edgy. it 'dna: h ttatern x-1. Thil was Mb Action for words) imp; per contt p ed, ct. Play of this evening at Covent darden is, in thathes- trical phrase, by special desire-that at the Heyeler.. gas fottnd withmit. • Ifib-discal'arral tlsis Cilw a t n. the daughter of the plaintiff. lcet is by desire of the Duke of Susses, and Will= him to center theni Wahl •Ralie , . It appeared that th e parties were stance i n d uced - offiee, Hattonpgardeaeimliswe they. were :IPTVA w yawl of life ; the plaintiff being a UM:OLD visits the Surrey next Monday evealag. ' ' YAITLHALL.—These Gardens were again ~... crow A...l find bail to , snomitlie. inisdemeltaur wh it th caulker, and the defendant a dairy-v. 4 with Beauty and Fashion on Wednesday evening, had committed . Ile the n asked the Magistiate 'ft • empkirment the plaintiff's daughter, s he was to cif wi th t h e dFadAottx? the eittin S )44101 sroderAgo, 'sad been, as a servant ; at and the various entertainments r Ave universal suit. , , , Mr. Lei la) ' der* him to take ilt tie s l an d er war* , ,a 0 substance, t h at t h e h faction. Mrs. B en, and the other Vocal Perrot . - straw th e, P I r - cir - - , Then, were in ' voice : and the Concert (perfor- Surgeonse-h.all: • tie ober ~...a theLrder::. end the f aw n* defendant a. piece of soap; i tried by such ac • Band), could not fail prods - u canon •. P - 'ter took it in. Th i s was - ...- .---Raliat cn Su e 1 • had been leaded . The case l net. r in . sing the best effect. Mr. W. PARKE'S oboe concerto ma- - • but . -- The Oki** of theft4„....Star4da7v . 1. , fase, down on the pleadings, it was agree . . was a masterly effort ; and his introduced air, " The niaregraPn oPaeaeedierMalkll.l."M w " - -:. the to withdraw a Juror. i Maid of' Lodi," with variations, was highly.applandeda ha d . br . o n igh h t a u b:i:i l lu , tai iiir...e .rid_tAtiteaLib• Tana, ~....... . . :;,...„----.. , As A. &a... ...••••••-••• ° UM . itit3Tit ' his ......... ".1 . - CI vinandigiar MID BUCCLIMPaII., g ' Madame SA4UI went through her surprising !Vail* ' • hbolllllood in lions, to the delight of all present. who had dent:kneel hire td • Ott wag 1 I MILS MAGIS IUL v.—We again human Loan CitfAliCß64o.ll continued the with in- wh ich he lived as * seller of ad a dealer in Judgment this day ; but after spe witnessed' flesh • and in hunentable had been the conseq ueam .. crease d pleasure, the Comic and Tragic Recitadons • eedin that his fam il y, from a state o f hours, he agein postpOned the coin (1 this Lady on Wednesday night. The amiable and --- 4 :! l _,.' is Pr we li worthy motives which are associated with her pre- cotter anti alga ruin . . . %mace, had been reduced tb' a state morrow at twelve 43 oat. '. , . The Dtske And Duchess of YOWL II 1 iessi 4 • 01 1 claims to support, excite the most faling of the most complete and misery. Here the 0 interest in her behalf. Her singing was delightful. Countel read the libel, which had given me nege cerell°° 7 of )16.1 . P .., 11. C A day it Bibmpton, toMr. IctRAITAIIIII f The Colloquy, in which she delineates the pecuk. &le Pitihnesatafeerithe-happrbtide awl te this action, and which we hare insetted abeSs• — • . '. . . nettles of national dialect, and her successive tsars! - He • s bons leave to remind. the Jury that the wh tion, . Re did . __ Webb* great pleasure in anneui from the Scotch idiom to the Irish bares not his paragraph was a complete 11140 'were susta i ned• with surprising spirit and volalsilitY, t all a een Holy's . 11 ,.. . j. mean to say th at the defendant win the atthor ot_ likc‘ozionthaa:abstlowng- desired _im ea pro au veum i ar ,! •., excited the most lively mirth and applause. Her I it; b p y ecii. it :rano ;..irwLitlhearatfeiglotateenjeuenoyedded carried into cfrects bt.thc. u s efforts in dramatic portraiture develope histrionic ) person who paekets. 'the taaot, - die - Oldie • 0 powers of no common character, which we hope short] - thcirce ulatilisfordFitfilis P :g P l e T r j ' asehegids *he was Ars ti tclk might be v4l of al'i kina Itiiheredliuili r ts ought . tit r )to see displayed in a more advantageous po . - ...., A ih sw .igec nt ad n ot wind avail hoelf___,. fa*itgalitlyibetomen lielyhead 1 a sition, and that, with the voice of public patronage l ai n; --- ple . of hast.e , wh i c h h a d b een ofread th me feecespoodadeon, for paongecti, CPS io decidedly in her favour she may figure on the - ' ' - ;1 toards of some of our natiand Theatres. t ially pstpfettr lialidobodatin yds . 14 * It • 61. 0. 60 r# F 41 801": - 1 : ~., .• P. titt . • .. f. .' ..3 ~, , : t te ., ?l ,V 2 ,1 14j...1 j .‘ W/44% •, s , 1 ,,,,, , , . ' • . • , • , . , • % . , .., . . ._ 4011 . 1 . 11111 . 1111 allilliall.." 1. -. . 4.aeQv~►in was haul. ... a plaintiff viii _Attie; & be'obseritt and • viebe lie ; - solPe cries o 4 him out, particue A horn , send. (thowitues4 'se. (Here a paper Wag the They did no 7 : 7 lVt- he street Mar them a bag Teasdale thence to th e PO t prisoners) wee after their eta- Leach ordered Surgeon's-, _ the body They did so ; and took Carime, or the absence conducted Magistrate; Mse. Pear- He said that of the day, Pearson never would find came for the '416 a coach. his trouble, , 6s. 6d. out say that .the that it was recollect any thing he woad ,n(iC hp.d heard, li tififreer :the, ,was dagwed, ISt Tois-Of StanrOoffial that of be was - of tilt 46' od uc tilo 4 , ,thi us ~~. observed, that it the body had Surgeon's-hall, not appear to this in the first was necessary to doctrine, but his Chief Justice. necessary to prove He then called Police-office, Hat than corroborate Magistrate bad ~ Surgeon's-hall. Surgeon 'A-hall, re 'lg to him abouta brought to Sur- Mr. Gamey, if establish his averment ? to which Mr. _. therefore sob monsuitois. imputing • theft to were in an humble Ag a working ship dait-f-woman, in whine a young woman and the woTds of *tet,had s!okn to *Mat it'jp agreed h rmd sebaring br sa 4 4 AttPlAlJ,The .dellvery of speati9g for three) completion until to-. .!1 atteadatebe star 'SLIMMER fretter- Gatti/loaf edits his Royal away. . announcing to the Pub.l imps - avow* in the Commt l- 1 aad DO:din, has been ist4liihrtiCot of steam- . - latest and knelt A this country, um Holyhead and How*, ik af r Oie s . ue, gPORTING INTELLIGENCE. liffitg cAs.roli.R.kcas...,(Ogurrr Dow" gams.) . i.".'" ''‘' • ;- - - inetisar, AJLI 6. - ' 1 A Pleket diso ter Hones •not thorough-bred, 3 yrs old, est. - hifklisi.li. Ive, Ost. Mb. six, and aged, 9st. 10lb. Feu:- Pak *WI• • Mr. Siskpoip sUerry Sneak - . 6 1 0 1 Captidi Mit . ' b. b. Miss Lump - . 4911 9 Mr. ileritier'i Ch. h. Yams Ariel - - 1 3 dr Alr..(liri b. h. Milder a - - - - 2 4.•de Sir 'V. Hanunett's gr. g. Pilot ... - S 6 dr. Mr. Lane's Venture - - . 5 5 ris = ' Even on Miss !Amp, and 3to I apt Jerry. After thelrecil, even betting between Ariel and the winner. After the ntrond hest.4 to Son Arid; and eves after the dead ben t It was a famous race, and won with ranch nicety. Ariel 611(ind broke his leg In running the third beat, but the jockey war-unhurt. Hunter's Stakes; by Subscriptions of 7gs. each, for all ages. Mr.: Limier me m -Duke - - - - 1 Mr. Fernier's Idol . . Captain Croft's Gantennt • - 3 Mr. Mellish's Ellen - - - 4 Even on Idol, and S to 1 apt the winner. BOXING. Spring and Yeate.—The how paginate hero, of Bristol, who derived his coining fame front his conquest over Oliver;was matched at the Castle' Tavern, Holbert; on Tuesday last. a;idost Spring, the recent conqueror of Carter, for 100 guineas a aide to fight on the 6th of October asst. Both of the cotabatamsaro knows good cum s Neste is a tremendous hitter with his right hand 1 but the superiority of aline: is with Spring. The Fancy.. are the/ ire poz&.d about the choice. The Match hernias drop Godfrey, a banker on the Hampshire (hocked fur SO guineas by some provincial amateurs), and irren, a tight 12 stone moo of mining geniis, from Leices tershire, who once fought Cart, the opponent of the-celebrased Gana Chicken, took place yesterday morning at Blaeltwood Farm, near Bracknel, Berks. Godfrey was seconded by Piing, working pal ; and Wren, by W. Ford, with casual bottle holders. The men aet-to in an op e n r in g a t n i n e o'clock. Round 1. Wren played rooted his advereery to get a left (minded hit, but Godfrey stood with his right fist steady for work. Wren at length let fly by his adversary's head, but missed, and in a close he was throvrattpen hie- face, which produced blood. Y. Wren placed a good left-handed facer on the front organ kiteitivwsnithoode, sot the claret spouted forth like old ale from a tapped bott, but Tie we. returned upon on the ribs with the Alit laulartislikh Metit Idra. 0, Godfrey f;as if to kww whether his nose was on, and that rubbed his binds upon his inexpressible; and ran in at mis deed, liktlag any, andmkh scampi' bored his man down. 4: &Wm received a smart operating bit upon the outtousser, which cleared away two of his teeth, and brought his head nicely down to receive with theright hand upon the jaw. 6 and 6. Wren was out of wind, and he received some heavy blows, but there was a want of science to guide them, and were Meat a distineeto tell. •••4. Tbierosed reduced the fight to a certainty.. Wren made a =lt between the &fads, which settled Godfrey. other rounds were fought, but Godfrey had Anther debt *or judgment to give, and Wren was at length declared the victor. PEDESTRIANISM. • A village in the neighbourhood of Bath has its Annual Fair Mcoed by a competition amongst the youth of the H undred, Miats of activity. Prizes to a certain amount are distributed candidates, who are severally required to run a mile - in Sinsoinutes; half a nine in two minutes mid a quarter ; and a quart of a mile in one minute. The spate Mob ply* a few • **shun in the uplands at..Ainmatiown, i dle meat of. the chief Proristor in the district. The competitors were,nurnerous, but aincipallydf an age betitearis and 19; dolma Otterseelhibrad lentatalhed his 2 yeart.the be aellarfel. wiled =scar Ml 'Willa young man could scarcely be .eseseded. I llte prizes p. may largessei, -_aNtimfiFlitese,aad implentents ,_ Y:.__ ~..it.:.-411.....4.-..4.;..'5: :.• ..7r77 -- ..• 5i...,. 1 4 A , - 4 ,,,g2t1 PitalllV! IFOR MU *ftoy quit ill• .. ,t T e d countri -16 i Per - lia• - - -a. Blik . Bislurbtture and china commence/I'th .' ' =', tied every pre , tion if „making ii - departure . We under • .tigis- . ' and will make an ex tensive tour thicasisithe/45sisiessigi .... ..• . • LITRRATV Wele,M _moftned to state, that . , 4 ro wmt - i Ater, sting brorks ... . . , .. . Lit 06 . 141 * , * l : 7, • •-.4.gpigne , .. 's - lOLTeorge BliMiktl, Esq. with L the Manes - ' iiii.=-I. Wei* %'' 1: Morgan, It ... boraieS.:-Flatelsee-iininefityilistehessator Author, 4 hob. t0 ..,_ .-- -1141 , 111 %t '. thcPM:ge‘niteitiAithag of the . . .ot par wit. ynold% il vols. -----7— • - ilratiall'i LK - " riaiiioli .t I. vo.---t. The tee, Corremaidence, inst Postbuntierifti :4. lletioive tit Maikaiejtalberaye 3 saes—of At Marquis - dolliimmai.s iniatt-eho Donbas* D'Aupoulecoe,.l ooLsr- a 4 id abeiVawas 5% Ina Cams, kval. f —l. Narrative of a Ten Veen' Rea4suce at the Court or pripol,.l volt4o. Annikeinents in •RetireSient, by the Altthei'ist ?tie Philosophy of Narasn, and the Tearidy of The•laliddli.-• • - , Commute Innuarto-sti Cormser's Inquest arm held yesterday at the . White Linos Litternes-etteet, Bedford-row, as the body of Mr. Cuaaert aged 56, * respectable gentlentui, who met with his death" the following manner:—Mr. John Paul, a merchant's clerk, "mid,that about xis o'clock ea Tamely, as Mud Ostend warring aim Holborn, near Bsownlow street, be observed the deceased crossingthe street, when in the middle he stopped short, as If with terror, not being able to cross from the number of ealriages that were passing up and down. Al that instant a man an hoesebaek, who was Mist at • very brisk Mee, rode up against him, knoeked him dow x aod rue iseritm. The horseman was stopped, and brough t sat to the shop of Messrs. Corby? and Co. chemists , Into 'w the de ceased was carried, for surgical assistance. The Ada mid twos . the roan's own trait, and not his,-*--Mn Atacama French, of High Holborn. lianwalsoper, deposed that/mins In her aki" at the time of the accident.. The rider was OAS at a, Olen t ot,tr .and did not know ;hat he had knocked any me ant r a, se tonvards said. The rider was Mr. litiebtirth, ofianratreet, Be im Dials,baker.—Mr. Joseph Morgan aurrons:ol•Bedford row, deposed..tiaat about denim Taessi4 even he. called tomottio dammed, whom he found in bed, Lem areas *wig his head, with continual sickness ; titederieasedlead b con siderable bruise on the left side of Ith'head, sad inthe intervals aTiAs sitknesS Was spitting blood. The•deasased .was bled ln.tha arm, as wen as the part affected,,witle leeches. Witness Was sot far mom o'clock next morning, wizen he found the deceased ika strong convulsion st, a number of.which followed, and in AV a tbtm he died at ten o'clock - the same morning. As %mare on his Load appeared to have Men done by Ks faMg • '• st someisard substance. Witness hen no doubt the blow be re F sima - waste cause of his death.—The Jury, after being some tithe to catsaltition, returned a verdict of Manslaughter against Roxburgh. 7 'Wciireeday, ,ow Inquest was held at the Bull, Milford-lane, ;Ittaltd• on the body of Tbtrula Resting, a young waterinan, 4.0 y,aara of age. On Sunday afternoon, the deceased was jailing on the Thames, near the Waterloo-bridge, with a mein, gosule intex-'OO their arriving near to* barge, made fast, a man, want log is come as shore, jumped into the boat, and the jerk over. turned it, and 'they were all precipitated into the water.' 4 The youth, and the man who caused the accident, saved thenuelles by swimming; but the deceased, who was no swinuner, after some swag*, sunk, and was drowned. His body was fuond ps *Rm.—Verdict—Accidental Death. • CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JULY 9. The supply of Wheat was very large from Suffolk dais. morning, fbr which higher prtces were asked, but could not be obtained, and towards noon some Pala were made at Wednesday's prices.—Pine fresh Oats met ready sale, but not on better terms than on Wednesday.--Beans and Peas fully support Mon dayp.prices...-In Barley there is but little doing. SMITHFIELD MARKET, IDLY 9. Bed 4s 6d to Se 44 I it Veal 4 s 6 d to Ss 6 d -1-1161troet .. ..41 64 to is Ski Pork Oil, lamb 4s. 6d to Se 6d • ClitTIN AT SAATET. 800 900—Calem1610—Slieep sod Lambs 6 1 900 -••Pip tan. HAT AIM STRAW PER LOAD. Hay XS Os-to d's Oi I Strait ... k's to. so 111 as Clove( 6Oe to lOs Remain tit its to sio Os . .. . ~. • • i • 1 1 i • , •,* t : ;ti , to ' I 1 ‘ .1 .‘ 1 1 I . . .1 1 I '1 ' i I , I , 1 , ; , , , 1 ii I °„ , ,HI I, . 11 4 t , ; , , 1 . , , . 1 ~ , i 1,, , , • 1 'l l ilr , . • ' " . i i I 4 i i it il'. ! . 4 •- . . ' . 1 * I I • i l* ' . '1 I