Star. — London, England, 1816-11-08 00:00:00

-- - • 'll Aigs.air-ifßixs •" T O COFpiltOiciprrs. lt, 2. has certellily eact4eftfeitic,olpr • . „p, Euria tti . .prfoaq; !hies it. P"..1:0t itf4swils COni m il / to solution. aye4el},o.lrati, • •aiiiiiltar Iliarirfon i. Unnecessary. • proems Pildifif;biit, .If 4i llaat.teali, hut of tour!. 14..bt;th be hailieen obliged to furnisit two worth tor each u( two of the flues of the Enigrnaoi.hic:i cannot be allowed. C. Chio4tater;' ?Ayes to Saturn an laiprop.-r place.—Cone,. pet tra who present eve, sit, orteven wordi for each of the requited partidelart,.elo not solve the 4liigtua. In fact they ctimpt to make a tuinpipoly of the dictionary. Wets tbeir,, productions piii . ;14,d4 14 ,- c14c.3 11 9,7 1 104 "i 4 reingiS'"'Whie at !bare are the rcjuire d swords t • ig a 9: aord.C;tire7 i!tw. of the words are too forced. • ba,s giirra o wroNt place to Sworn ; nor wii soy roil' allow`that aberti is any thing of Art connected/PIA the • AM*/ Llodged . I .f. me therefore his Pt astroatt • easurt appear. Ai, pip- ir e adman* wait roux for owy- Solarise ovhiai . sr! beticitifilatas of Aigrette:my. We have &eh a Nate to mote shag. .4041046 la tkis reAtal t hot they lama:* ryas oar hands afro . 4 f it we soss , t rejta them info:tore. - a ~. .;r~~~ ~ . • .. . ~------- .. . • ' „TO THE EDITOR. ~.litit k e the bl!eyty to submit the following Solution of ligOltik n 4 iggignia to your perusal. Your's Etc.' • .. L i W. Hs 7 -•s 'fie. ise the tibisitts in the works of Art, ; 4 4 pjeutsre unlit - claim rho leading part; Zeitilestr the seem, of brightest mould, welt sior'd Nature can to earth unfold; ' e Mix ii most essential in a lease; •• t • And'fiKiter - wiving; • marit'the time of peace; The Ple,., ; kman when he drives his i‘:ough along, : y: kee-ls it, and shuns the wrong. • . 71 i e fli ffithfirl s 'o • leirt Iwo to sight his foe; ' • • ' PisiAis the arl!eile Lover's vow ; * • o .l‘r/iii4olls her earn around the Sun; . '. !Antiwar •Essieso's prise Peer yet Was won; , •,, .. juiros the tremors:l-Misers love to store, . ~ lt *jittith badge, tho' scarred the worldo'er ; , . T•gen ral traitiliat marks a virtuous Wife, • • ,* TiPAseiky iii every change' tistougk lice ; ' . lilsirtbarion'sidycs 4 mesa: but frilling pence, ' ,0401.0 I tram's the same in every sense!' Novi duly feebler spirit but divin'd 11eotespondlog Auswer to . yew mind, I;iineient LITOH4ILD is the place renown'd, Where pint rasa A d 1k this Ul.ll biisisJ, • Ute.Sist a Senitbeit breath'd tikereurlal air, tbelflishoed,remoss. bi :;_witk.sosillni:care4 Ilrhocajbe Cathedral shoots its &Ares on high, sears above th e purple, ague A y ! . "hr.s.. 'sa•s tide Of Yams. ' . ' • ;': ei- pe:•te; • • , ....--. . . TO THE EDITOR. , . -. i . .glai.l . -"Witbout *erinildenke, though not iirlihnut hope, I inns. a:A . O You it* Wowing dimwit stilt. So mien' it Miss As ' vi.a9!, lotry Prisor goisma; ' ;be isuertion of widds .ta your . . .. • . . seapertable d yer will much oblige. bit., sour sinestreWellswisher avid coliet;Zo Want t.); inure luau . Stf yeas. $ 1). t ~. • -., • . Wb4 biller dsat 1.4.- t i . - .. a c an boast the Works of Art ? Piderd"ibiti Illinaialgiflitiiklit tilt Nature Rutin itupirt ? The irt;riattrity seems the pi.iiit trretrilid in a Lease -WA cefeeipor ever was, till MAY, die well-known sign aflame.. Ilop. Is tkar liouipanada• coati - or" sw...st orkatutear Is. drives the " Plough; . • .111;a5 tile Sohlik's dory and ifte'l.n7tr's Om. 141kitslo'sms for Lona), tft Ives bvtvrein Earth and Son: • Je r i . t i kiii.tiiessateititre pr ze Merit Wog yet has * G m • i Atafr the Miser'speaeure is, likewise tisk-badge of Jews; 'Woes for 44,a1;iss strive through tove,,Deciffols are Priests dues. Theinstials`of th'italies make LITCHHELD'S fans'd old City. Jelinsok Seward. Darwitc•Gari iek, prove it leaned anti witty • Mils doil numbly seek the Prize, 11 right dolls guest sty Muse, And if she's wrong I trust that you her errors will "Wm. . • 06..0114it5, titia. J. W. V.. ' .. • TO TIIE .EDITOII.4 . • A new Cotiespondeit lugs to offer the following Bastion of • Slim gair:iabl'hitights s • • * " tt seistptued inittk claim the - poet's fail, • • • • To-inateldtes Ssitilms ive give the praise: - lheissiglittit ion% that nahre'esn impart, • . Is *Awes ha Aisne 3 from the lieut. . Wile Xicqs one qe f t, the soul:en:tat ht paten, AtidltitAit contented on his 11..sewyee';. Wile. UlmAant Peace,her signal'o ft airOwi liiiiiiillhaborrari4, *All law*, betigitir iteetitse.4lfealostkass, with patient toil, • '.:, ..t,' his plough, and tills the formed, soili. 'der'/ 6 let's dpty,Snd the Lover's vow, • idtit'sdliti i 141dissiVoir. • ' • isio add lvtli•VVOilioarethe pipe, ' 3rOffor shrrbadt seek - another' twine t tope* that Meth nest:let has woo, . ,` iiireserS own Apime surely span. • lefiljng Maid Of Itlastis and of Jews, tadsokitiguist;.t4itt,foi the Paribn'i deep, /pelt Wiirtufabi'dott, hard *deed to 'gedia, • red,Pitssor ampft wish! colt Wore es.prawit. ‘. urt. - RMAL • • 4.7,0 • :It THU' IDITQa• .• flui-.1( the billowing ialaikeimiti *Miss Sawata's eels iaSeikat iiefirtu suiiiiihsf#silite eye, their 'inieMt i i font papal& Wilier Will 01,10 yak gonna= &railer, - • • • • '.. - • - • • • ANGILINA• temsjo fs the noblest Object men pursue; Bright bit Nat's • gym of marChiess hue; VOA 4 'Point essential hi a Ltsise, AVIIVIIIsdwist follows is the warts of Price; The aaaious Husbaiidman, with sun-burut brew,. .- . . wischharuest.as be holds tbs. plousha . • astir the Soldier's duty lies, " tit fi.oier sitiws it at he sighs; • * *r oot, • Milsislis4he Wilnileitr forlorn; - -. As doierif dusky eve or early morn ;. . . Ifsi Snot AritPre Molt 101, Nat won,. • *et. and herir:hate 04411.11rdin the ;11110., .tiisni 'Ott 113e'Aliia aiiii Aft le.*, Vivi Attie* feard'o . .ll6itti s2nt. Ovals; ~ • l'heihtifiis inialliiton'hutiewis--Aguisn.' • . 'O,O Rea* c.ltns lots 4eva..tberebr-Atayst . ' . ' Takeilcau these lims iniiiiikstitr4l4ll ' • • MIA:4e them in . Bistro*, ortir, wrli:o • • ' llisleisifeir; between-bite& and liar, • liltiCltrarefit M..striliedaaif hadia Ifillri • ' f . bi tilikaiart lad' Learti jj 01 [ :oth f wor e • My 804 Eher brithtitAreliftet;• blitit fray 4 . .• bilnikiat out ,a lo.ial e . the re/014 iliac . • . giEfe.Ao'state.tlie J re* nal jait ; - ft the re,,,Lef y rare. lied dt 4ase. a * '''ia;Cia:eif t t.iiiiaerr•i" 'el'it Pam, ', • Oirtialitilditrf die, _‘l6.lldEmtesharceiris. r ...-1110150Edalasia*ifi.lintifilaet the tibust.: aadip t hiptilftaitik!aw) i . lite startial he k i s -4il alloW,• *Win& Iliab) • - I.overs vow ; 464 Otati4tsall t f Una,. Vaiien, - - -0:: 7 hillrealk e r,, 4 • d • ! ;t4i n 1 .0 ; • . As ow" viaiiirs - Mra 4A07 K e r r • • . ?fientriticttrt ieiilViet; o r aft ._ At' ZolAtllWriiiitt • wiffidit ittbkoki. -7 . .. • •Tlks.8118111411gAlit;t0111410i101iDiti4 . . 4 liYalis ;Woof ,Os qtisooviesoofmr,m, Ito i ti • . ..."... . .. • ..,• s• • 4 1114, • , 4 . 4 ^ • • t .' . k • , :I f :s : . ;ti • r ....;.. • - i ' ' - 1 ,...' ' ' 1404 .. I . t .. . ir• 1 . 0. 1 viv i iks ou - • -f _,,, • % , , TO 141 Eniroll OF ra,gria. . • ~7 ..., • . • - -,.. . • 811—tiavilY( te e , i t ' f t e re e . * • tit" i •quiniii• liind 9 ( •ilaWI tY "St PReles I am assured sou will 1 ~. ::, .. , _ :' rivirege•of statlpp, that in yonf rgPort . :'„Ti y" .at the Menstpir h o i ls i. oh ill* , spe at,. ~ . a m 'rade Materially to anisci . . . ..the BilAea:n.S the' Prv.yer•book; inch •IrWts'sy •• 4 1 i not :' thole ?(,the speaker. I ans. not aim _ • 3 • :cp f ipl a Vilit your report, as I wonder more at fro * General isecuricy than at your ocea• atonal iniatales ; nor sbOold I esteem it at all requi site to iiiiaite you on the occasion, were it not that it is Rerhapsof sump little consequence _ tp.the' Bible * So., eieti„ . that its leaders , 90 importapt public occasio:is, aired appear to be personally well s wap:limed with 'the Bible, an t i, if Chipckmen, it,itb tI)% rraycr-hook iifrio.' I rn4y'a,pncal to sireb ,ts Heald Me, that I (ras correct on the points alluded to; whiali.po;Oti,knovi invhe value of a space in your Papers I cannot ask room to enumerate, nor is it needful to do sn..—De. Heir me,' Sir, faithfully and respectluliy your's, 17, 44ewnsaa : suett, London. , J. BACON. BRIM!! AND FOREIGN . BIBLE PCIZTT. Since the publ'cation of :he Twelfth Report many intereiting communications have been received by the Society. Our Readers, we are sure, will be gratified in perusing such extracts as we can. make room for OW CI4OIIMS. The Rue. R. Pontawroa writes as follows front htiscow, 6th,April..lBl6:—‘ , Through the kir:ant-se nt DIVINZ PitiVIDRNCE, I again find myself in the midst of Moscow. and rejoice exceedingly to behold this antienecity so rapidly rising out of her ruins in new splendour. There is in astonishing change hi. the appearance of Moscow, since I Was here last y.eari Nloit 01 the bikk buildings whinh were burnt db . " are now re-built wkh great elegance : though the- vacancies between these buildings, fur . . nserly•kovered with wooden houses, be still nutatirOos, ' and some extensive, yet' these -are daily beconsing fewer,.b.y tiievrection of. new'brickand maid' hoities. There is no part of the city now where the inarks of devastation remain s 0 apparent as on the walls and towers eitornpitisiog the. Kremlin.' The nuMber of inhabitants is at present about 250,0(X). The affairs of the. Bible Society here are in a most prosperous state." ~ 1 •• . - - TO same Gimitemanikis Sent (under date of SA MI) ari interestink iiettinnt tof• the third Anniveir. sary olthe •Mi;scrivr Bible Sotiety. The speech-pro. itouriceikby Ile 'Archbishop Atousria on this gees slob, hide a' deep impression on the numerous audience and prepared their minds to listen with leittinn to the detailed Report of the Committee. — The following is an extract: • 46. Natanbets of our countrymen flock diiip to the Deposito:ry, to purchase, or grateitinisly to obtain, the H'i;ly'Scriptdros,, in the SI ivcinic language. Be fore the edition WAS published, strain persons are 'known to hive sent expresslY.to Moscow. from a &stance. to ket inlormatiOn'When it ssould be possi ble for diem to obtain a Bibles others, with not less importunity, have repeatedly sentletteis, with money inclosed in them, begging one Bible, at least, for the use of several families ! Such is the spiritual hunger of our fellow-country:shell for the word of CON which makes known to us salvation through Jjsys • It is only necessary to behold with what anxiety tae poor. yea, the meatiest of the people, endeavour to obtain the, divine Book, containing the testimony of love end mercy of the MOsr fkloit to the children of mer, in order to be cotivincell, of the salutary effects of Bible Societies, and the nsces; , sity that existed for their establishment. Parentsl earnestly beg for the Scriptures, toinstrtiCt their chili siren-;• the aged, to receive comfort and eopport . ii their declining years ; the fish, confer diem anon orphans and widows &aisd'the besievidentOntestsisi them on such as are - sill, and snibleto pay.. .'4ll these persons seem to ascribe to thi Bible such a divine power, to . easslida . it 41 such an iitiraluible biessing,"that'we balk-much Saute to exclaim, in tide wardi of our • ;rest lismiissaii e Bleiied art they which do . bonier and thirst idler rikittenuiness,far they shall be laded:: - Thee of Ekaierinasinf, Koursk, Tabula, and likattile, desirous or. bleashiji their respective lockslifThe diiirilititiOn at the sacred Scriptures, have ordered et great "timber of amiss, for thiipairpdev." t" ' 1- • • • 40d i er if r IVT i i ffiki.efin l e Pre/firs facte- Iso • t We 114. t enure heist! glum 4 . • * i 3; I. • • • 1111 slmpbeimpol. May 31. (0.5.) it'll. 0 1 'Though, fully persuaded that the intelligence of estoblishment of Bible -in any -- the a. _ Society it. ,y spbt _ the: surtioe.4 the Matte, will ever, prove cause of the most lively gvatithili,and joy to the Menibers' and Niicodi. of the British . ends Toreigit Bible Satiety, yet surely when they hear that a Branch of this noble iststitittinn has hem planted, Inctis taking root, in OW centre of h ihrwill: wildernesi, 'such Ai that froth nthente.Lnow address yon, their feelings of joy *nit 'be peculiarly. excited, and their faith in Gores - pre-! slllocAonfirosed Of the planting and watering of *toll a Atanch, in this city of the Peninsula or Tittliti- A& 1111 , 0„ Qu it population of 'A:0,000 Mahomedans, •titsit ettristaans antews; I have the great 'titpoilteivehis day to int( - I you. This auspiftotiti stegt, for the inhabitants ot. the'Crimea, took Plidi'l site/noon in the presence of a laigeineetingbr Rost. tebpectabt; p4rseins of this city, of - all reli.., glints confeuhsns. The' Meeting was ow a owned . by 'th9r420.91: tected mimic . 1 a ft er Mel' his grcedlency , 1 1:4 11 privy Couusellor•G'iguliii, lime Governor Of then 4 Orjpgea• a .inah uhiversAlly h.noured and :beloved , rp".9‘l, in i most pathetic and• appropriate speech; eAploined the' object-for which 'the audirnce ' were liacabled. .: Theottinberef Subscribers to theThori.; 4Ati Hyatt % of thegnsssatißible tociety; is' already' icipwmlf.tEliot?, of who% le. are Maltelliedinli , Unti 4P.qintiV Jiiicsil The Catholic'eticst itildraitriti. l Wtdorior?ke . .., " *flor'firviec . _ . 41*r cho asetiorbroke air, that he needed notikeiei - : ORIffM, cepsevot lib Bible loittne4iiteli, lot flit OftglAllt*bhAmitin.ditheent, pAti of " lhol , erre/set . ' it s irMaii Aphis _daub t 'db entail Utet dot inany'cieapisdelaidlleith . • ' lasei.Tidigish; i as OK Meraleasicatelir; reries;-. . 04 4 0 , 00•4400 , , .t • tigraitaaliatt), '4 •. . . :M • • . 4 2. 4T- 0 1* Malian* flotleit.---BtNotato4 Fottoruv.—iresteT. day -Ale SWEieraita wil'haiset fiaire 'the LOILD idArOrt, and underwent rair4caminatitin, chirged ,with an offense of the following -naure : Mr. Broad hurst, clerk to Mr& ilaron•ptlham, dcpsed, that lome time since the pritoder .applied to him on the fart of ths, delendant, in thipase of Kent s. Hop. kink, to ohtain'a summons f 4the. plaintiff in order ,that he might slier cause why Hopkins should not .be discharged from the custody of the 1....r51ial of the .King's Bench, the plaintiff not haring moved the judgtfent of tae . Court. The summons was aecor.' did gly granted. Soon afterwards, hoe ever, the pri soner renewed his application, and stated chin he re quired another summons, (instead of that he had' obtained) for the plaintiff, in the seise of Miileiel (and' not Kent). v. Hopkins, which was likewite. given him. Wadi this chwurnent he, shortly returned, pre-., suiting upon it the assumed isisiorsement of Mt. AV.:ander, the Solicit-or of lisw Inn, e s ennseieleg to the discharge of the'person meatigned. Mr. Brea+ hurst, from the ciretonalance of the two -applications, was roused into suspicion, and bore be procured the Judge's order. had the matter investigated, when it was discovered that Mr. Aletander was neither the attorney for ..the plaintiff, 'nor wes it his hand that had been eehibited to Mr. Broadhurst. The ptisnner vies accordingly apprehended, and upon searching, him there eras found in his possessi.An a supercedia4 rporting to be issued by gr. Pearson, the Sulicitoet E a behalf of another prisoner, which was not only a , fiery, but to. the 'kiln of which the prisoner had' tively sworn.—The prisoner was fully c o m mitted 'trial. - Discsanoin Seastew.—Yesterday no less than 8.5 wancierrug individuals prevented themselves in and *int the Mansion House, Seeking relief, and were Attach disposed of in she most humane manner pos. Able, tvi the Lonn Istayon. The ntzwlwr of these . (suns is lamentably increasing, the Luau MATolt bavlng had no less than two hundred cases in one day before him. He is frequently occupied on these Subjeets from twelve o'clock until five is the after: noon. liii Lordship, we are happy to st2te, has at length succe e ded, in some measure, with Govrtn- , Agent, in behalf of the discharged se.anieu ; and hay ,received a crournimication on that subject, from the Office of the Secretary of State, promising that k shall be !wended. tn. . HATTON GA ILDEN.--Yesterday Wiliam Pabst. ap prentice to Mr. Daise, law writing stetioeer, and three other boys,* in the neighbourhood of Bell-yard, Temple Bay, were charged on suspicion of being con cerned wig; other' of wilfully thruwine, at different 'nines, lighted piper into the premises of Mr. Sains bury, hotoresset, in Bell-yard,Temple. Bar, by which the said pretaises were in danger of being set on tire. Mr. Sainsbury stated, that. within the course of a Month past the situtters of his shop had been forced open three different evenings, and liehte.l ?aptr thrown in. The list time the fire committee. - d to some paper, and set it in a blaze, .hut tertanie.‘ey he, happLned to be in the shop at the tun:, and eetin gui.lied it, and thus prevented his premises 110111 being destroyed. The prisoners ware heard to :Ay, 1 se shall have a line blaze presently, and were, tire' e ' fore, suspected ; but there sot being nny petitiee proof of their hting the effenders, they were chi charged ; hut William Paine . was detained, being charged by his mister with disobedience and ill be haviour ; he was committed tor one mouth to the', House of Correction. MA RL 11001011C11-STRUT.—Yesteed A y David .Sharft, a groom in the employ of a Gentleman of fortune, in Lower Rrook.street, was charged with stealing a quantity Of plate, the property of his master. The prosecutor missed 'several articles of plate on Wed nesday, sod bil servints consisted of three men and two remains. He gave information at this Office, on, Wednesday night, and yesterday Thomas Foy wear to icvestigate the robbery. His strong suspicion fell upon the Primer. who had. not been at home all night. and on tracing further; it turned out that the' 'prisoner. bad suddenly become possessed of plenty Lof money. He stated be had borrowed the note of another servant, but the officer detected this false hood. and the prisoner at length confessed that he had stolen the property and pledged it. 1-le was re. 'Wended. . Yesterday Datekil 161114 , an ill looking fellow, was charged by Mieserviatia Money, a young Lady of re spectable emniezions. with assaulting her in a most outrageous manner on the preceding evening, It ap. peered from the evidence of Colonel Carmac, of the Ist Regiment of Life Guatds, that about five o'chick on Wednesday evening be was passing by llalfinons ' street e when his attention was.suddenly arrested by, seeing a female stagger against the post s the prism. Oef was standing over ter; and in the attitude of re. Ipeating his bldw, which occasioned witness to. double Ihis speed, and providentially arrived in time rearrest the suspended blow, and afterwards took the fellow. into cnstirdy•-Held to bait. , STuattase; Octomut 211051-Rosalat.--Pn the stilt: • .. . . Friday I nong of last, Urobbery, the most daring we Verniimber to to have heard of in this part of the critin: try, - wii committed on a"Serjeent . of the . 44th*lterii. - :. 7ginrient, quartired here. ' He was oriT his wits' to `omagh,„With pay fur 'a detailiment Of the regiment,' Ind it a place called Ballylattah. Within n mile and haw , of . :athis town; was attacked by two men, abetit ;half 'pelt 'meets in the morning, who tied his bands and feet, and rpbbed him of bank notes to the amnunt .of Oh: Ori' ISO atirm being given a detachment of the Itegiment errs ordered out to scour the country but were unable to find any trace of the robbers. ' 1I • • 4 Izi.ter.-Irriday se'nnight, James Bison, A. Tait, 'Davld Robson, James Wilkie, Peter Burn, William IStewirt, findlames Thompson, all journeymen shoe trbilkeri inTelso, wereprotecisted before the Justices .of PliCe, ai the instance of the peeturator Fiseili for Iciotada conduct , and for assaulting several persons in ' Ithe streets of Kelso, under cloud of night, in tt.lie month of Septets:hie fast: Liston and Tait Illikeingiailed to *mien.; a warrant Was granted for ;apprehending them ; and 114 . remainder, five in ssUinber e iseing fount guilty of tbk olikocee libelled, l'imere sentenced to two monsisc imprisonment in the House oleorrectian at ledber-0, to be fed 'on' bind and wuter s 4uadlepciat hard IstUttr doting that time. nridsisO fined in the sum .01, its steeling each, and ordained:to rsactrecurity • .fot their grind behaviour ,for. 'die. space of.tweisectioutics; under the penalty 01,410 Kahl% each. ' • • " . • a_P-WNG. 0 4. Woincsday se'nnight gn obttioitq 'Cotitestecrpitchea Tiede was fought in a 67,,, 1411 ., itig . Whittington Heath, between imeph Litchfield, and Henry G'Shaughnessy, an il it cj•. , boot•qrkakfr. The latter had gained seta e . : - by hit victory, a shot; tiOle 3got !An- Efe, l6 , likewise, was knoyll to pujois gtimi hnttorn aAt tcience ; .c9nsid!:Fable io;frest was therein, ' oa the issue of the cou:est Tice nominal slakes, tended fc , r were trivial, brit cor,sitl.rrabl e %, ms depending on the cvet t. cerob,,unb set toy otter el.tven o'clock. Amity was cot.s?dered ocurite .by the majority of the limy pres ent .: considerable•odds were laid 3p,t.:tnA ttnr,o neit 7 Ist round—Astley thrcw his man in good 5t 7 4,... 3 ,. rta 2, A sntsrc rally--trefh let!—Paddy trremott. 3. The Irishman was beat (11..wn —Asthy slimed a 444 scionce. 4. round terrninattal in favour cf Attly; hi, :Ought very shy, and sectr.ed to (Ate Lit 5i,474, ea Asti. . 5 and 6. Paddy jibed h. man—both ftll—and the ta: m ho reduced-5 to 4ou Astivy. • 7. A good rally.- 7 both down. 8. Astley knocked dov.n 'Paddy in great sty* much confidenrein his hackers. 9 aad lto. t.;snare rallying—te to B on Miley. •1 ht 4 ruUtlll terminated in iZIOUr of Aid ehei the fell front lloyrs. 12, 13, 14, 1:;. Good tig• ting, and bath fell la c o mic 16. Ar.1...y Irtred tea !::y to the edge of the ring. 17. ;tarritig--1).)..11 lell. 18 and 19. (It.rtd rallies-10 to 7 en Mi ley. 20 and 4f. firnart hittin7; P. , tley evinced coashittabt e , and arpeared 'to have much the but of the ftglita..o favour. ,• 4 ." 32 god S*. Good dgl.ting; Ante/ still the fa s e s ,i ii , increased ea to I. i v 4 to 34. 800 fell In each round, goilhost any sw i ft." vantage to either. - gs. Smart bitting-1S to I on Aisley.—Tbfre oss ro py._ l o se io the aye fobowing rounds; but it Wet eviller* do = began w f a il considerably distressed, isbi!e hii z d r ,,,,,, p ; ed quite fresh ; at the c!o‘eof ' the sftin naiad the aids." to 2 on koh l; and at by' end of tie ti.t: h ern, • 41, 42, arid . 43. I tic scale roily turned • .ii tavream t hvi - it was evident in each 0 these rouodit the! by *as nist a* battle in g ood s tyle—bet s 7 to sin hii favour. Five mote rounds_ wtre 'ought, aid smog" hits were exchanged ; but iSAZieY alpeartit wig fatigued, and, it was ea . ...dent he enuld tittt caa a d4 longer against his adversary . , who ryas coal . _ ... fresh. The bairle terminated in the 4 4 8th roultd,six the Irishman grre his antagonist such a tretath ig throcieri, that nearly. deprived him .1 his . ie . ; 4 l, si prevented his coating in time. PfSh . ;..m oseay, a conskinently declared the victor. ....: il k stley Ahlii fripas appepred clo fi glent of ~.tresst ritil radii close'of the batik I but,' t Was evident to an ettnii, observer, that 1)!..• sras ton cotpulent to cope b l o t . - folly again::: a man of Paddy's I.ize .ir.d boil: ' lioweitx, evinced rod Viturn and cen,i Bence ; he was shockingly disk...ure.l about tit 'and face, and received many tremendous b.,;} blots' *Paddy, on the contrary, appeared so l the initi that hp gay: three leaps in the ring at the condi* of the eonGict, and afterwards walked to laiditil and partook v . l a hearty dinner At one of the Ina Monday .afteronon four of the convicts emplael ,n iMpravemepts making in Sheerness duck yel of their escape. They had a keeper anti Ode v. ith tl.em, whose Vigilance they eluded s audit% the latter, while get:;ng over a fence after chi mdhe succeeded in wre.. , ing his musket, rain ~way and threw it in a ditch. The 7 were,horever, c/orey pnesued and taken, and replaced intheir sitaation iq the. !walks. • I Friday last, an inquisition was held Wee* HILL, Coroner for Werce.nershire., at the tallet,e Kempeey, on the body of Cassia Mace, vitae, when it appeared from :he evidence of Sarth HMI a servant go the deceased's mother, that on Mook eeetAng, the deceased proposed to talc.. stencils, and desired her to reach them from a capboad, where they were in blue paper, which 6 11,1141,rd the mother measured three 'tea spoons full, 4111 were dissolved in water, and when cold, deoisl swallowed. thtp. After swallowing them- she step ed about the house in the greatest agony, ezelsisisie 0 Good Gpo,. mother, what have I taken ! 1 lap been taking poison— the boot top stuff instead ohe salts ;" and so it turned out, fop the salts were lark Cupboard in a similar paper, and of equal span* • she had taken °relic acid. The unfortunate yak , woman languished in the greatest ag•nsy till tiler owing day.—Verclict- r 4q . nsfifly I 4 ,otftiz s i !no: Te tt, ax ishmkn trout was e nl()Tni the New Mills, which weighed 161 it Was inches lon Beef Si .0.1 to 44 4 04:1 Veal 4, Nluttott Bs 0.1 rf• 4, 41 t Pork 4: 01 Sr Pouts 7110—MOsep and Limbs s,42o—Calves HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 11 Os to 51 15s 1 Mont* .51 Or to 11 Si &raw -1116 s to 01 es. BIR rK. On the 2f:tk ult. at Aberdeen, Lady Oordco, of of a dAuititter". ' MARRIFf).' At Dunce, en t:te id invent, L , euterasst Peter the /loyal Aran , - • !.on of la:nes Thont‘on, Ege. ref Mtsu Aunty Got.').:•• *;:'-addes, way Ellehter of !oe late Janus Gatfles, of t ..I:taltar, and niee of Co'o: el Loraine- At liewjn!tton, near Fdinhurgh, on the ult. Dr. . l rarelat,.. Aberdeen, to Emma, dang!ttur of Walt..r Dario Newington. At ht. Andrew's, on the Slat elt. James Keay. r'^i to MU% I.:lrabeth Graham, the third dAt.ghttr of the late Graham. fAq. of Pantry. • October T.n, at Oat Eel.% to he' Teth year, Mrs.. ; skidoo/ eY Dottor Robert Downs:l'er, Tate ertioiver 0t I Oitt , b.r 5, nt Velatontr, dart3;n Robert h.largrtg"r , • 14th Reserve, one of his Mr;ePty's Justices of the ? cared' county of P.:..nfr. Oetoher 29, at Ay , ., Will am, yonnge%t son of Winisr^ ' Esq. Sheriff•SubAtitote of th3t county. October it, at Aberdeen, In his 30th year,C , Lpttio Sangster, of thetwhalifiitfing ship rez•erity a Peer:: e ed. Octobcr 48, at Aberderv, Clipt.tio Henry Nlaaste, l 'the whale fi:hing ship Elizn!,lth. ' ' • • *P4OIIII OF•610C Bank Stock 2164 217 3 per Ct. Red. 6 i •Di ro (*gone. 1 4 ! , er Cents. 7611771_ COL !Cary 940544 Long Alum 14_0•14 • ESI PADA% India stock, MI IA India Bowe 14 1:e pr. trr.h 6 per Cent. :S} rtr Cent. Eachequer Bill• 9 7 /pr. Cons. to! r. 64_1,4 titl4H W' t 1 IVI6I .itt)* AT 1()N1`0:11.10/w - • 40 solo. Murpiog A fter nitort ..... woo 40 —wad. . nu. e 4 I , y I.tvFL Nr. 0:49 I ' brje, and at *.e Stas•Or.ccs len? ' - • • I4PX;No• , --. sate a m . i..,.. t , 'Whittington Heath, between Joseph A,,L 1 51 1, i - • ctelg tn b ak sfiiWet a iri k :dl : ) :: :Ciduchd T ealid :e bel:se i rt a tlY : e. ;F WlgS h ahl a s: d ttfuln ; h a g i nclbi n let 1 1 , d litri: L; e6 111 : k: : 414 1 1;. I t: :1 : ; :a 7 ; i . hi; victory, a sip:art tittle ago, Ater twise, was knoe7n to piatess grind bott om a ,;1 1 111 i, . z y lace ; .c9nsiti!:Fable it,;erest was ther e f oie """4 ". ‘ ,. r% .". __. the iss ue of ;he contest. The nominal tlst a kes . • d e d frs r were trivial, but cor,sitferebt e s i ft c l. if ~13 >ending on the evert. Tile eer a b,, t , nb st.t. : ,, v 6 A ar ehaven o'clock. Amity was coi . s?dereti NI —. • Elite .by the Majority of the fancy present, ; 7 4 ;e:^'"' i4idyr.tble - ndtle were laid ag,:inq lusu l , rent .„• ' _..0 n round-Astley threw his man in goof ~7 1 ,,,,,5 - ; 1 % ...._iimer Icy. • ' Air . A mint rally--bntb fe”- - .PaddY t rrernlol.t. i s hell . The fristimati was beat down -Astley slimed nee. a kft . Thi., round terminattal in favnor cf Attly; bi t ~,,„_. se. ... :0 Astlq. very shy, and seetr.cd di,atchned to (ace Lis sui,,Sue ...."' • . o'4 . and 6. Paddy jibed h:s rian-both fell-and the o gi, kited -5 to 4 oil Astley. l'at ' E '. A good rally.- : both down. • 1. Astley knocked dov.n Paddy in great sty* ra j* . • p ch cuniidenceein his backers. - be i add to. 2.,mart rallying-i 0 to 6 on Astley. I. •1 his tumid liheseilo terniiiiated in izro ue o f Ait Pc itilliniati fell froin llovri. 1 1 4 . 1 12, 73, 14, 15. Guod ticl ring, and bath fell la wilt* ?° 0 16. A5.,1 , ..y bored I'a !::y to the edge of the dug. ..sl' • 17. Sparring-4)0:h tell. 18 and ;9. 64.tiii rallies-10 to 7on Miley. .. . 10 and el. fioiart hittin7; A ,, 1 ley evinced coodetrabk m i... , de I arpeared 'to have much the but of the ftglit...te t „,r i ;o 4 ).; • 'Our. • it: and it. Goad tie.ting ; Astley still the laws*, tio , teased Ito to 1, , .. 'us to 34. licitb fell In each round, wi , hor.t any * in stage to either. • H. SThart hitting-15 to 1 on Ansley.-Tbsre on g u ile,. ;in the aye fohowing rounds; but it v+ s s enact 410 Z -, ! ran to feel considerably dietressed, whi . !e his z dy„.„ 7l .. L --, quite fresh ;at the close of rite s ft ite rowed the stets r ue s' 4 on kohl; and at he' end of ill, itth creches ' , 41, 42, and'4l3. Ii e wale Lois tooted ti tayeee l e AA was evident in each of these rouodk ,hay by nas vii 1 the in good eiyle-liets 7to sin ha favour. • - i Five mote rounds_ were fought, aid swu m • is were exchanged ; but Astley itlpeartit o r # 6 , trued, and, it was ev "dent he .could nut r an d "L. iltiger agaiust his adversary., who was cOnitim .., ' . i esh. 'l'he battle terminate d in the 4 t f3th rouli . chsi... ie Irishman gave his antagooiet such a trany‘ 0. 6 rourei, that nearly deprived him .1 his tri g si reaentid his coming in time. 12f5b . ; 0 1 111 , 0 , 34 Al insilisently deilared the victor... Astley anifk " • ieruls appepred cerfident of ~:tress y,itki ritr 4i t 1r •n nse'of the batAfe I but, it Wa. evident to an snag I bsetver, thus hi iras ton cot potent to cope ,•,,o v , • illy agaio...: a man at Paddy's site .iod bar:4 : ." owey,tx, evinced good bf•ttorn and con,i,lerill ;, • :fence; he was shockingly disk.urest about tit* nd face, and received many Ire nit Adults boil gag . . l addys on the contrary, appeared so 1 the i&pret Ifir 'rat le gay: three leaps in the ring at the i• rs i the eorGiet, and afterviards walked to Littlitit - • nd partook of a hearty dinner at one of the Iva Vis . . lionda y .afterinon four of the convicts empty* .1 if.* improvements making in Sheerness sock psi am ffected their escape. They had a keerr and wife '' •ith them, whose Vigilance they eluded a muffins l'''t•- he Letter, while getting over a fence after du i:144 '^ .l ucceeded in wre...irg his musket, rso away with's, " • .nd threw it in a ditch. They were, borne, close y o.li-sued and taken, and replaced intheir sittanau in he. !walks. Friday last, an inquisition was held bennik .. y, it ct.,toroner for Worcestershire, at the taltet,'ls ....4 Eempaey, on the body of Cas s ia M.ce, spinal, when it appeared from :he evidence of Satoh Hots L servant itn the deceased's mother, that on M c * I • !rett'.inge the deceased proposed to tak.• same eh o :. ind desired her to reach them from a cofiteul, • where they were in Isl.ne paper, which Or did,al .•-• he mothec measured three 'tea spoons full, *lilt . were dissolved in water, and when cold, dating iwallowed. chip. After swalloxing them- she stet A about the house in toe greatest army, ads*, ~,, 4 Good GOD; mother, what have I t aken ! 111 . wen taking poison— the bot , t top stuff instead whit tali, ;" and sac it turned out, for the salts were 416 . i! :Upboard in a similer paper, and of equal quantM IL ihe had taken oxalic acid. The utelisretinate yasC roman languished in the greatest aro , tilt the •,. 1 lowing day.—Verdict- 7 4infily ftqlsoted• in 4001 . 1 Sl 9 llifti s tt, 2 sisipqn trout w.ts es 2oo • ~. ~,,y . .. ' Al e m ""rwiff.ll -ntirl;:f, ettneht that motnteg 1 the New Mills * which . weighed 16i1b.-it rat ' . t inches lon • . -..------ wearfttrsttiiiVantE.t. Natgfliatt s. ` • . 1" Beet Si .03. to 4s G.:: i Veal .440 1 to s s „' 14 . 4 4 811 Od r•• 44 4 1 Pork 4. U• 1 .0 S. 0 1 Beasts 790-sheep and t.imbs 8,420 -Cabiee t5O-111 HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. • Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 15s 1 Minx .S 1 Os- toll 19 Straw 'll 16s to 41 45. BIR Ili. . .. On the 26th_ ult. at Aberdeen, Lady Gordon, of Lettaf of a dauikierf. .. .:`..IA it RI I: D. At Dunce, nn t7..te ILI invent, L•euteraest Peter The the /loyal Avail , - -,, ,•ori. of la:nes Thortoon, Lint. of I'D-rni''' Mtsu Anne Got.').:.• *;:'-adder, only dale:tier of !lie Ira A. -; James Gid , les„ of t.l: tahar, and nit-^e of Co'n: el 1.,...ine. At Newington, near Edinhurgh, on the ;ioth nit. Dr. • Barclay. Aberdeen, to Emma, danglitur of Walt.:r Berry, ' • Newitiron. At ht. Andrew's, on the Slat elt. James Keay. Fici . 34 ' to Miss Ilirabeth Grattan', the third datighter of the late R. Graham, F.sq. of Pitney. ---.. - • Llft D. October en, at Oat Er l ,!, In he , 70th year, Mrs. Mays ' Widow OT Dottor Robert DovirrnOcer, late mittiver at Dr* Ortt , b.r 5, at D'elavorar, darta;n .Robert Macgrcg"rt ', 14th Reserve, one of his Mr;esty's Justices of the brace d county of Date. Octoher 29, at Aye, Win:am, yrunge , t son of V:i " um , Esq. Sheriff-Substittite of that county. October alt, at Aberdeen, in his 86th year,cltale , ' Sangster, of the Whale fiiifing ship rez•erity e 7 Pe•er;:esd. • October 48, at Aberdeen, Captain Henry N.lasslo, 000 ithe wale t;hing ship Elizal , erh. . . • ' • . *P4l4ll'. Of b IOCKi • YES"( EltnAl. ~~~, ~ I. i4~~