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rt aked permission to take up his re- Vienna. marriage of the Princess Lomas Cuituurrira with the Infant of Spain, Don / * RAMIS celebrated at Naples on the 15th April. studentscif Heidelberg have formally ,de • is false that Sand, the assassin of Kot any visit to them, previous to repairing Funds are rising rapi d ly—the Five per ?Wend, from the 22d March last, ue 671 i. 10c. the closing price of Monday. Mail arrived this morning. It contains :ulars of a pretended plot discovered in and of which we then took notice, its object to seize on the person of the ,ExANDER, and compel him to sign a to the French, to recall NAPOLEON, and its son Emperor ! The revival of this consequence of some individual ad- Lemorial to a Court of Justice in Bra that he had no share in the plot— ienting its taking effect, by giving in the time to the Magistrates. ing of the Second Chamber of the or. the Ist, the PRAISIDENT-COMMU. the Chamber a resumed project of the Duties of Excise and Customs. The lered it to be presented and referred to cor examination. lg of the sth, the chief subject of.discas project of a law for suppression of a duty ')asin of the Meuse. [DENT fixed for the 15th instant, the dis ,c general law on the duties of Excise WEIMAR, MARCH 25. if German families going to Poland, and rally effects with them : , are daily passing, xony, Leipsic, and Frankfort on the Odet instant, nine waggons passed through :orating from the province of Treves.— assigned as the reason great population of the inhabit. • _ . FnANKFORT, MAIICII Serene Highness the Princes;, Hesse Romberg, was happily delivered on ;as baptised on the 27th, ,melia Elizabeth. , the intention of his _ ItLuENT to have spent the 'Jut we are very sorry ' luence of a cold caught . brought on a slight . itcd going to that favourite iy Count MUNSTER and' aid their respects to House. )liAl. SOVEREIGN yatch is ordered for Calais, to receive his ZOVOLD, now on his.return CHARITY.-OTI Monde , usual Royal bounty of ss. SO() deserving persons at :otland-yard ; and yesterday Maw. abundance of beef, fish, bread, ado :ibuted among eighty-one old men, and h is ember of old women, being as many as his •is years old. In the afternoon, at White pel, after the usual Divine Service, red and arses, containing each a 4.3 note and a newly silver sixpence, together with shoes and stock-, a quantity of linen and woollen cloth, were distributed. The purses were received by the the other articles by the men. In conclusion, given to the whole of them, to drink his ,lESTY'S health. :.ivions.:4 Druz:run= roa Ins Hotaturs.-*lnd end' Castlereagh, for North Cray ; Lord Foley, from Vend% lace, for Witley Court, in Vi'orcestershire ; the Not or =sham, for Ashburaham-place; the Marquis oF= for-Avington in 11' re ; the Xionoorable Caroline lamb, for Bracket Hall; Colonel liffikinak SLssez • Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, for Seism ; ANIL al' thaelultea'and Mr. Finch, for Burieigh House, near Stn it ; Lord Palmerston, on a tour; Lady Doess, fnabiedon ; Mr. Newdigate, for Albion place, Emaii; Itouatore, for Cheltenham ; Lord Normanby, Veils; Mr..and Mrs. Price. front Strattessareet, Lard Binning, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Prearrods. Harvey, fur Engleheld Green • Earl of Olislowa •kr Surrey in su ; Mr. Felton and Lady Hama!, for at ;real ; Mr. J. Vernon, for Buckhunt, near Sakes; • LL's Ca.:.ke, for Sunninghill Wells; Mrs. Wigwam and Ira. front their house in Great Cumberland-street to their seat Soy. :UNA'A.K AftsivAss.—The Duke of Grafton, in Pir:adilly ; Earl and Countess Lansdale, in Cha r , Atley-square • Earl of Shannon, in Hansilum-ploceel al c; Aboyne, in Charles-street, Berkeley ; Viscamel C.,•rml,y, in PA-lane • Count de Latour .fisa Dew 't?th Ambassador, a nd' Sir Charles Brisbane, from Frame. itRIONABLE Paariese—The Earl of Isvoareos gave &gravid • ;14crday, at Fife House ;• the Bart of Manswoon emir. . a late party, in Hanover square, yesterday; Gaged rave a sumptuous entertainment yesterday. at bin Tod* ,is Upper Grosvenor-street ; Sir Gros= WAssaisia 41b. a P--ty yeaterday, at his residence in the Admiralty. tuned,.—A letter from Jena, dated the 26th ' ' ~5, 3 . 1 7 3 :--" Thit forenoon a letter came from 3eilD to the Proctor of the University,, with the that M. Auousrus Korzenue had been found .tiered in his chamber ; and not far from him a :aunt expiring, who was found to be SANDT, from a:•.d Student of Theology at JAI& The Senate lediately caused SANDT'S room to be opened, and td, among other things, a letter to a Student of place, which he was to read to the Students. The 'CPT brnke it open. SANDT declares in it—That indeed that it was dreadful to murder a man, etat he could not possibly longer withstand the .e within hint, which incessantly urged him to t:r7 the betrayer of his country : that he had long ekt over this plan, which originated with him- beer . . . „ Nerina, Cattesatc., James and Henry, Rutter, for Rio Janeiro, and sailed this af wooer), with the *boo Bacon, on their several voyages.— Arrived and gaffed for ' the River, the Antelope, Cow, from Palermo. • Doers., Anal B.—Wind NsE. and blows strong with rain.-- Arrived this awning the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Pascoe, front Ostend, with a Mail and passengers • also the Fiera, Capt. Wasson, from Calais, withpassengers. passengers; this morning the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Hastumot, with a Mall and pas for Calais. Arrived this afternoon the Ring George Captain Km, from Calais, with passengers.—His Ex esilienay COMM LATOUR, MAUI/SUS% ea off for town this Mora lug, Under a salute. Wormers, Aran. 7.—The Three Sisters ' . of Sunderland, , k on this Bar in coming in, and knocked of her rudder; she is in a leaky state. LIVXSPOOL, APRIL 7.—The James, Paint, for Halifax, has been abandoned at sea, and the crew are arrived at Cresson-Hoosx Aran. 7.—Entered Inwards—The lonise, Guntersoitn, from Stettin; Ambler, Wien, and Brill; salb Robson, from Harlingen ; the Rebecca, Pritehard, from. Iltit Amibiles; Drie Gebroeden, Sneyder, and Zaanstroona, Molten ? E es taint l a lsrP ; :1 1 =ian i r si ge ' J from T l)u rr :al N r ! a'Aeadn:; and the hit, from ' Genoa. erseb ikeeeel 07, 1 :1 Tbe Therriey; for Halifax ; William Miles, BMA Ilidlairs; lOstikla,.Camiag, for Lisbon; Cordella, far Mamba; hagersarka, Thompson, for Venice; Ague, Park, for *men; Rambler Parker, and Britannia, lodine, for Hambergh ; Hero, Dairies, for Gibraltar ; Isabella, *Nod, for Charism; Agennoria, Postgate, for Toulon; the William Manning, Smith, for St. Christopher's; Wilhelmina, Lofts, for Antwerp ; • Jeane, Dali, for Teneriffe • Scipio, Hen derson, for Prince Edward's Island ; and theTheds, Reed, for Hamburgh. Cleared Outwards—The Lindsay*, Turner for Berbiee ; Nelius, Hutchinson, the Atlantic, Pain, and D i ana, March, for Ilambtugh; Seger, Bergin, for Jamaica. The statement in a contemporary print of news from Lima, to the middle of November, having been received, appears somewhat doubtful, because it is obscurely worded on many points, and because it is ';fficult to divine the conveyance by which it could reached this country. No arrival from Lima en place in Spain, nor Is it understood that munications have been received through Pa- Jamaica. Letters from Rio Janeiro, of the Jane*, by the last packet, expressly state, of arrivals from the Southward they reference to the list of arrivals at appear— In 43 days 66 61 , tAilitint;;; beginning . ef January Last, thi Journals - "comn*- niCated to the public, that in consequence of the ne cessitous state of the Royal - Treasury at Lima, and. the great exertions required for resisting the Insures ge nts, the. Viceroy had intimated, that unless the mer chants of Lima would advance him a million and a half of dollars, on or before Ist November, he woild open the trade of Lima to foreign ves•,els and cargoes: So confident was Captain Shireff of the impossibility of the Lima merchants complying with the Viceroy's demands, that he permitted some British merchant- 1 vessels, with valuable cargoes on board, to avail -themselves of his protection' and proceed under con voy of the Andromache, for Callao, the port of Lima, in October. If admitted to entry, they_would be *el that to try market, end if the Viceroy shoal fi not rst have Ppaied t he trade, t h ey w ould be safeunditt the guns of the frigate. It was evidently the object of theViteroy to oblige the Merchants, by th e threat of *owing the com merce open, to supply him With cash ; and nothing but the impossibility of raising the duce them to permit a measure ruinous to themselves and to their So far were the British feeling the same confidence before, in the beginning may express suomp vice dot l known enmity of the on the great exertions which t make to keep out foreigners. There can be no doubt, give full an d complete within his power, to the. also, who were to be first of their ships, and to whf to trust for,the first ub stated b sjects The Duties y payable on the exportations chas de Circulo," well trade.—The treat of war in search of ships Insurgents on board, I of the real or pretended Lima that the Maria Yul heel after having received damp fr that any Spanish vessels • SMITHFIELD Beef .......4. 6d to Woo .. -.5e 6d to - (To Ask the elfal • earns ~ r Year ended Year ended Sth April, sth April, 1818. 1819. 77,169,574 147,1195,044 16,799,725 14/341g 6,433,569 6,5 - - 1,332,000 1 Atwood Taxa •- •- - 6,176,859 6,lBiwas Land Tajo. - . . - 1,147,065 lAtepre - - . 447,547 579,058 Unayr lag paths - .39,064 140,154, Total Comalliated %Ed ' - 39,0114192 4055026 aistuAS 8221116a0 PAT 4011 Customs 2.00,419 9 - Radar 231,572 Pension, Scr.. 625.047 16 Total Annual Dade. - - 2,961,841 5,154,937 Permanent and Annual Duties tAZU. Pulse - - - - PraPeril - \• - •MI•1 0111••••••••11 , 42,540033 45,390,683 8,184,950 3,438,551 1,1211,1548 227 ,549 Total War Taxes - - Total Revenue ' distinguishing the Consolidated Fund, the Annual Duties, and War Thies anment, nislusousauso sus vomits AND nuns Total Prodece of Customs, as par desistisell above - - 050,146 /10,11 i , Total Produce of Reeler, as ditto 10,036,047 03,100 Stamm Rostoo4en i Assessed Pro perty, Land Taxes , hilacellane- ous, and Unappropriated Duties and Pensions, Ike. as ditto - 17,458,731 15,114,126 Total Revenue, distinguishing City toms and Excise - - - 47,147,651 49,056,565 Deduct Receipts P roperty and Unapprop War Duties 1,561,716 40;03 Total Revenue, Pro perty and Ulllo.llllllnd War Duties - 4007,598 54165,900 - 474147,631 An Account of the WM/Duties of Great Britain, (manatee any Arrears teNkMiff die War. Duty as Malt), in lie Teal and Qapeters andlK $k April. Hill and 1819, stiseting . tin Increase er Pecs on each Head theme. Yeats ended sth April, , • : 1818. 1819. Ames "' incase. Auctions • - X249,888 X 187,070 X 17,384 Beer - - . • 2,335,411 1,718,018 564,666' • Bricks sad Mks - 242,389 329,571 77,9112 Candles - 292,771 999,543 6.61)1 Coffee and Cocoa 123,790 114030 .4; 15 .. 70 Oder, Perry, Verjuice 15,24 1 '41,419' 4.1.. • ' Glass - - - 332,894 -497941 184,719 Hides and Skins - 579,158. ...•'113,•05'1 069171!1`, 0 4 419197.5/9 118,441W4 - 635,8111. 484,590 . . 47,1194,11 - 1,964,090 5,006,145 1,066,00,: 436,277 446,471 • 948,673 433.902 135 AA, 1,444,818 1,519,4 90 73,144 M i na 114517 2,714,743 5,210,959 498,208 2,013,996 2,159,992 1415,997 27,630 51,441 23,011 527 2,574 2,047 6,00 16,940 . 6 , 7 0/ 2.10 4 , 921 5.097.746 199,944 1,4,71,439 1,470,692 647; - ' 56,597 49,598 5,799 • - - - 1,128,665 1,137,511 8,848 ' Wire - - - .7.6116 7,515 .107 -my* 20,233,631 23,195,015 2,971,043 ' • Deduct Decrease - - - 81,759 Increase an die Year - - - 11,1190,1114 • • Quarters ending Stk April, inersess. De -1010. 1819. crease. Auctions - 457.422 £53.427 • • £5,895 1540 -- • - - 578,004 • 638,054. 61,902 • liffeksend Tiles - • 40,484 • 48,532 9,058 Osettliss - - • • 105,102 101,444 4,8411 1 Coffee and Cotes 55,075 • 29,045 , 3,980 Cider, Parry, Ircia* . , 5,724 13,581 11 , 857 • 011110 - - - • 117,559' • 165,113 • 47,444 INWINI 'i- ials #lO4OO 172,587 10,147 . . . . • WOO 78,764 3,11119. - 102,014 166,770 4,758 • ' 119,818 119,945 127 . - 123,572 ' 145,359 - 21,987 • 424,898 : 446,700 21,994 4119,475 : . 164,30 6 ' • 50,965 912,41111 648,321 35,441 .404140 $96,063 100,003 9,701 12,049 2,548 101 502 481 1,391 1!66 345 805,828 $04,119 402,935 418,947 14,011 7,472 10,150 2,308 288,603 951,05 1 414.54511 1,970 1,471 299 5,151,805 5,377,978 543,707 117534 Deduct Decrease - - - '117,534 • - 928,173 0 0 0, e. 4400141 11 i 41.4414030 ; tlik. Geode - tri>>• - roria - : Starch - &awe Battles - Sweets - - • • .1 !Tea - - !Tobacco and Sour Viaepr - W e - • •• A«d. Salt - • _ Fore Wish S P irits 1 ign - Starcb - - Stone Bottles - Sweets - - Tea - - - Tobacco and Snuff Vinegar - - Wine - - Wire - - Increase on the Quarter - 1,707 INCOME AND CHARGE ON THE CONSOLIDATED FUND, IN QUARTER ENDED BTH APRIL, 1819• INCOME. LAW INTELLIGENCE: &digs appointed to be held in Londfx : s b. fere the Right Honourable Sr Camila Liam Kat. Lord- Chief Justice of the Court of King's Moth, in sad after Raster Term, Ina . DI TEAM. 'mouton. ammo . Saturday May 1 Madly Mal 3 Saturday $ Meaty .10 y l5 Saturday .. 15 Pri anda day..... ........... .. 11 Saturday • arm mat. SS I Wednesday ;Olt° have It 4 ce at Vienna p e Marri a g e I c• LgS, with ; 0, is to be cc ' The S°cleti : ts t h at it 4 . 1 e, paid ant . ..g an heirn• " The F r ench F 1 with Div 43 ,ir up to 67 t Dutch Mail e particulars / giber lag, 01 had for it *trot' ALEX 7/I.imation to tl ecliin his . i : s n c ▪ a Mem ▪ to prove o p: in prevet , aa tion at the In t h e Sittin ;2tes 4; e neral, ...ard to the (pot: the I :,,,amber order ..section for In the sitting was a proj in the bas 1.11: PREsIDI ; ;;i)n of the Customs. C.-;ravans of :m ying man) ;;.gh Saxot :)1 the 15th i is place, CO: 'llse people ; .oe, the too gi 'Lich they iul 1 Her Serene .iastarus of 1 )nsau), was ..!;s, who wa :43:ine Am It was tht hiscy. R.Lui igktoit, bu I:onsequeni which 1 rg prevent( Ihterday ILESIA ?aid r. Carlton 1 The Roy nediately fi Frince LEO] THE Kit IA the usu raed to SO ice, Scotia , '.ay) an al las distrib' sine numt MAJESTY I:11 Chape shite purse tined silvi Cgs, and aso distrit Ton:en, th • sine was lhaesty'l FASHIOIIII Ldp Castle • an-place, fi Atiburnhar r t han, fa: rad Ludt IS Ewer; Winclinsea Lincoln Winibb L:1 cr Ito `‘Vt Lititz; I. al' Miss 1 1,14 1 . • ' tracas C la?, frau ir 4 ite) „. trer Pi B rat r; Crrat,y, Froth . 4 tined. a 1 is KOT !Tv:6 2.1 Z:11.4 717 s I rr.rat intie fc37(l f;:is p NCI SI t",t t to 'Pict e.-- b!",N Ok Se.F son of their emigtap any communications have been receiven unvusa= he unfruitful country lama and Jamaica. Letters from Rio Janeiro, of the 26th of January, by the last packet, expressly state, that Ibr want of arrivals from the Southward they SCH si. bad no news ; on reference to the list of arrivals at :ess, consort of Prince tio de Janeiro, filed at Lloyds, there appear—' Princesss of Anhalt Us. e, 11141%iajestee ship Ty frcenValparaiso, in 45 days m the 19th of a Prim Jan. 15, M s Thomasetrorn ditto - - - 66 Jan. 20, The Mary , from ditto - - - 61 nth, by the tame of —Consequently the Tyne would have left Valparaiso about' the 18th of November, and the two merchant *bola the Stith ; and, it was absolutely lora- sible*t either'of them could bria . g . pews from - Lima Royal 1-liLsuriss the to thittlidale4 Na vet otier . •, he Easter at , ThrOugh Banos Ayres, accouists, however, from rto be infgrmed alpacas°, have been received some time ago, fa the tby his Royal High - Sd of December, and they_ expressly state that the ;ht fit of the gout, he merchants still remained in uncertainty kespecting rourite residence. • the Ong of the trade *ids Lima. nd the Marquis of Air- his, 'notwithstanding, probable teat' his Majesty's the Parsecs R 116 2 ", ;hip Tyne may have been the bearer of the dispatches which Captain Shireff of his Majesty's ship *my,- Is is °rased to sail ins- *ache would send home to the Admiralty t- but it As e his Royal .Highness to be resumed, tat the contents, in as fat as they awn to Embed. concerned-CiptainShiTers account of his conferences Monday, and INiesday with the Viceroy of Lima, on the subject of British f ss. each, was distri- trade, would not materially .differ from the cotarnit- at the Aboonry Of- nications which that Officer made to the British fifer- rday (Mauaday Thurs. chants at Valparaiso on his return from Lima in the fish, bread, clad bear, beginning of September. As far back as the 9th of • • _ _Tamar, last. the Journals of this metropolis 'column- ' NAVAL INTRIZIGENCE. •.: '• _ . Tll3 REVENUE. • ......—. - • ...--, -.-- Av atdi• Net Pseduee toY illf Revlon ei Greet &WIN PAilillnlf, •itiel&irmearkli. galEATiikitiVed irk . .. I liars egadsltli'Apet,‘llllll, aid ab Ape% IE9 ; 111 4 aullsAcas is"' 1 cruise . sad *P t -Ift "4 - - also the Yew emeduce.py take Onnoidated hod, the • POMMY, Ain" Itt°l4 lake Imu lt e =,_ : Aland Dead and ,Wa r Toes; ea Ilse the Total Produce 6.—W ees SlL rived the Peale, Baum,. Pude°, and se Cla. 'of the Customs saa Vaasa. shelter. Sailed the Fox cantor. sitt, a creise. . Majesty' 101,112 6 distilled/Moe the Coss. Year ended Year ended Poevegougs, Ann. IL—Mind N.N.lit—Selled his s iesmarsa Fuca, 1 the A u t i o, sth Apra, sth April, ship N om~ for for Maid= i Norfolk , Bartgic., for Lontbstl. . ,_ ___, the wAh Tam, .. . 1815 . 1819. Dem, Aram 8.--Yfind N,E.—Camo down from the Rivet, „s= Ism .she Henry, assolsa; for Mamma : Anussts, Brass, for "Aw.- trr ug , : .. . : -.„, - £ 1 7 5 . 1 ,7 6 95 9 , 5 ,7 7 55 9 Jr 11 0, 6,0550 28 0 905 8.5 tips ; Union, Coo', and Mentor, Brace, for Winos /Award's "... T!_ . , - . . 6,453,569 1,375,646 Mend ; Zealous, Rim, and Nerina, Cements, he Quebec ; Tf_TFI , - 1,. , . _ 0132,000 1,558,000 • ..--II 21-..... 111.....mm0 C.. TVi. Tft 0•01/111 end NAM this af. riwt" 4 " l6 s_ '' "' - 1 1 , . 1 t .' . '( 1, 1 , . 0 . 1 ! 1 . ; d 1 i 1 1 . 1 4 y 1 t i 1 . . Acv . , r , , , ~, , . . INlesday .... HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,' APRIL a. PIRACY.-THS SHIP HP.RCOLBS. . Sir WILLIAM SCOTT , gave judgment this day on the above important question, as regards not only prizes taken by vessels in the service of the South American Independents ; but as extends to goods and merchan dize, the proceeds of such captures, being subject to the jurisdiction of this Court.. The Learned Judge observed, that this was an application on the part of the Spanish Ambassador, claiming on behalf of cer tain subjects of the King of Spain, certain monies, ledged to be the proceeds of goods piratically taken, on the High Seas, by the ship Hercules, Brown mas ter, praying this Court to grant a wars - ant to arrest spch property as in , a cause of piracy. Another claim put in by certain Spanish subjects, praying restitu• Lion, in consequence of an appeal from sent e nce of condemnation passed by the Vice Admiralty Court of Antigua, from which sentence and proceeding this Court had dismissed the parties ; and but for the ob jections now taken, restitution would have folloWed. There was no authority proceeding from the Crown of Spain which could, in this case, resist the claims set up by tlicise Spanish -subjects theresdtes, as to the validity of their claim. It was enoUgh that these monies were not proved to have been the proceeds of Spanish property so taken—that was the objection of the claimants, and if the Court had sufficient ju risdiction to entertain such inquiry. After an elahp rate judgment, the Court decreed the warrant do. rest to pass. • SPORTING INTRLLIGENCE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. RIDDLISWORTH STAICZIL 3 to 1 apt Blue Stockings 8 to I igst Dodona 31 to 2 apt Treasurer 7 to 1 apt Cressida 6.40 1 apt Soothsayer colt DERBY. 7to 1 apt Pledge ' 16 to I apt Iris 7 to 1 :gat Euphrates 16 to 1 ape Louisa IN to 1 apt • Dosninie P °Aka: ilto 2 apt Blue Stockinp , 16l to 1 agst Dodona S e to I apt Rarrossa ' to to i apt Vant7y. OATLABDS--FIRST CLAIM • . 611 to 4 apt The Student. OATLAND6—SECOND CLAM,. %to 1 apt Banff= 1 4 to I agst Rasping I BOXINO. The Sporting World, at the present moment, are all a fi re re eOls the two great pugilistic contests, which a re to ta k e on the ensuing 4th et May, between Ron:doll and llditin , Carter and Spring. The combatants are in active trebly:gin Middlesex, and Sussex. The current betting on the nen peed 11,7 to 4; but several of the amateurs in •their warmth to *anis Randall (whom they think istsultsembit), have betted 2 te I, and some much higher.—The misty part of theft:nay no• owtheless assert, that Martin must prose a dangerous applaud 5„ . .. , be following cirrumeaneeal-his fresh,ilne stroll MILD, a bard Ishtar, and *wr iter ; and as to his general mode diking eleles ' ima to a 1 It is said he will also be heavier thee Randall spew the el fighting ; and it might, likewise be tried with propriety, be kas been in rte;eing foe the Letiber months. It is nearly years ago that the Lancashire Hero defeated Oliver, and ee that period be has not entereti the prize ring, owing, it ap pears, to. his not bei::g stile to procure a etutenter. Carter is therefore an object of much attraction, and he is the &vendee 6 to 4. Spring is, howevkr, greatly improved; and it is thought will prove a formidable antagonist: • :ClOO to £5O that Martin does not beat Randall in two hours ; even betting that the fight is not over in one hour. Heavy sums have been Loa:that Caster does not beat Spring In $5 minutes: Five to one thewlinners are dot named . ; and a variety of odds the two favourites do not prove the conquerors. , The great putilistic_combat, for IN:ideals a side, and a purse of tee guineas, tusk place on Forrest Heath, a few Iniies from &oney Stratford, on Wednesday, between George Dunkeley, a • pant, of 17 stone, and six feet four in height, and Harry FOronan, a miner, from Oxfortiohire, of nearly equal weight, Whe was backed by Mr. Frampton , his master. The seconds were VW White, the wrestler, for Dunkeley, and Tanis Mu shily, a pitman, for, Foreman. Many thousands of spectators woke present, and a 16-feet ring was formed with hurdles. — who delighted in' slaughter-work had a rate treat in a • of the mo st manly kind, which continued for eleven ' and was fottglit in forty-fair minutes. In the test the men seemed to rely upon the hardest hitting, instead of endeavouring to parry or avcid, and they seemed to wait to seeeire after dining. At the end of the first round both were so nailed that the seconds worked bard to get them up.—ln the se cond round Foreman missed his hits, and his adversary cracked his nose severely, and bunged up one eye. and Dunkeley at last hit hiM down. Both men were as much punished from the weight of their hits as an hour would produce from the tacticians of the London ring.—The fourth and fifth ritinds produced but little punishment. from the distress of both for wind.—ln the sixth round Foreman had got second wind, and he had muck the best of hitting.—The seventh, eighth, and - ninth rounds were contested most ferociously, and we can give no adequate comparison of the state of their heads. The ninth round endkd by Dunkeley breaking his adversary's left jaw, which was heard a crack round the ring, and this probably lost him theblttle, contested4lie other r- - o rounds very manfully ; but vittor - y him with and •, and noon LA %AO ALA. raising the money would in- c eit sew . ae105 ,340 ‘ a liietOeit he contestedihe other two rounds very manfuny ; out a measure which would seem *acne - . • ose,ser t au claret flew, and spoilt alt further etertlon.—The tutor was and is their principals at Cadiz. tr. s ~_. itish Merchants in Chili from = A ;;:irr aia alla.ass PEDES ate. TRIANISM EXTRAORDINARY. Science which they had :hewn L ee s mi n i - lapse pew of the surprising feats ucomplished by the present ram Dect•mber. that they ac- Iffemffammon 7 / 1 0 1441 of pedestrians mooed in uoveity_that performed hawed' by the Dg d oo li b t - s ; f oun ds - d on the well U . astrssedesst•Wer Dion - -. . . . 48,797 ko po ser a t R a eb a rhaM:.;Thh disciple of tbe new what itib i 161: Viceroy against the Br, and .. . . . - -.--- astasa, err a Irons wager, to run with his holder. tio his 9 4 14 9 3 . 11 *maw to Aldwoit Toil-bar, and return to the Crown Ism, which the trade of UM 110111 d ThliebrousbteslM ikppiliL i bMillit i t i mnt issued . wogs &slam of three ! anon m eaty w ino= ; a ft er wakk Mr. me of die Comellinfil 4 far Pub- • be e spied to staid on his head and eat a mope or loa f to .• bat capta i n aka wou ld IS ionises; is do James ginner, 11119 - • 49741 s o mimeos. The nee we, lost by two minutes ; barb. lat. , :.. Ur pet it the perforosame was , era ! lets informaticah as fir St was ••• • - Tool Income - - - - 14811,700 vow s w a n wee suutae and a hair. the .British hterchants = CIIARCHt. -----.-- • . ' .1: firawhteregjirityhgilevictimy bad suudi tadist Cosl Aw= . . .-' . - - ASSI749 A C o mmie Inquest Wis held on Monday, the 29th LIMOS . =their Capital Ult. at Sancethorp, near Spilsby, on the body of Mrs. ;objects of tandem , *M IS • that ' F • lby the Print alluded to, Wb* *sad Debt -.- - - - 104460. the w itnesses e ternised, it appeared, that on Bator. tutatigaknowltsrele:yarepersenthe ai in D L e- cht,itasulti......-..._.- 2-. -.. • - - - ..7: 7. tween day evteitspersona gezurnikatedlaceGiiiinnathmeit,htohoeseiather-bo- .- • - - - - 114,000 i 21 sending thweattleill vlBBllll e ,_ . 4 .. 4. Carps -1- - , 7- ; -•-; .* .- s- - 1711,5•11 Ailsby. "Grummit having received a Vow- frOas Psi .• awl " ''''' Msailsassas • , -.- -•.-•• - • ••• •..• • • asks= *ashy, levelled a blow at Ids head vrAh a pokal . , least, that ' t* data' ' • •-••' • • • • '' . " - 1 --- which he seized, but ,which Ailtby 'received on his ia ded ysisti lettar bad , it bseft was casossik kaow a ss, aB .: . ;. : 71; immit . sa gm . , ..- .. -‘• : ,-,.. ~ '',- ~ , , - 111. 01 01 ! "1"* . 790 . .....r . ' l.l ° W ; e d .".l"h" a th a atli b" o i r kell i . ii elda: Wr i thtr: ni fragiZe -tt ser t es t d data infassalaks. t i li.t 11114 ••• • - Thaettets• • .--..-• • - - la,* of the poker, - which , iia..thrdWiag back' to give the . • seek will Velittffe tO r a. . . ~ . • . • • • -- blow, struck •-**..ltabizzini, iiho was behind him, II.D KAM% APILU4 L- " a• • •' Dladise* au ilbs " ' - - - '-' . ' 111" jut iirrar,one.Wye.'-ehliinunediatdy ,erttaimed, aea haulm tear , seas seed los hallo ', Ss 44 5 1 Vogl ......... Its "`llO 'ls Off et itzl ei me ef : timpripiNg PM* , of .' " LOWS istailarirLy s iti Ail, lam , killed t" Shortly 4s 114 I lisgt . '-'; 88 88 " 88 .4. • dwgtt •- . - - -•- • WWI afterwards shit •bieanti • 'UAW. , ble, 4nd 'died before offal; per ammo m ...... Sidi it'll tillorionita to sin_ w_u_r.!9.,. z . =talaisi amid be 'Mr. Morley, of Born- ITTta AI 111ANIXT. ....._,.. init..' a_ SO ' isistalliit'sitealtsralit ra.alsi• ii..;._"" -•-- ' • disectediha ..ithe brain was found to r -111"P irrotAW asi Pr albi lt I.O=D. _ 4l 7_ : ,_ *ll , ‘. .,, i ll4llllllffr ___• 14: 4 . ..i ._.l - d i ii , " - :.- . a0. 4 1 .„ . i4 ; iiir T,......1 ie5 -; c iail ,: . ” 4- 141.11.7 4 ,--- 77 -, , 415 " . . ; A twoldaiq uisbooter irimil l o , . d e64 1 .01 1. 4 vasatednisos the o w of Ver- an .. ' 'I - r-......... 4.l.rivesetkled for trial at nett Alliieli