Star. — London, England, 1816-09-27 00:00:00

two thabibers, *elu te ,f Deputies for the, b e . tt cau.et, ton Much re, iciently represepted, h n suc'. circumstances, In should be numerous, tate more directly frou s nally, that the Elq;ious of the real opinian determined to dis,soli e I to convoke a new ne e Au of election h as not more than the modihia. , we have thought that use the nation to enjo r Cages as may be derived numerous and lesi re. legibility; but *idling * 3y modification in tile nitive, except accorctik the dispo,ition s uw e first object ot the de: The whole Legislative of Elections, and the Chart in thiL assume only tilt; nsible and urgent, iin. obligation ot apprsia c t a . e Chart au2 totals for. d in 117. e motives of du e , hose work it is, s‘iy, arter must he m o I t i ed, xiserienee and the knotoe us, that the num'er cf as been, from (live rs nation to be stAie st i .y it is of importance that ! be numerous ; that the ritression of Me opinion of ion the same principl e , of Elections couldnee a law, it was just to lac t advantages the origin t o representation, less ie. gibility I tly a year ago—it is so the well drown' with a of enjteritnce and die on then demanded the Charter ; and now the idur and wants of the nstitutional Charter ob. it to have changed the think when we see men port the first Ordinance, md ? We were deceived lumber of Deputies of ' P The nation, consist. of inhabitants, will be Ins, by 26i) Deputies? ozere, the Upper aid rho will have but Ong they be fully satisfied? ery year, are we to have de of elections? Who ers of the next year wilt this year too numerous? Clerks (always legal', ) form a Chamber** rests of France ? They baner, they will say In ask. But lam Of* at s virtue of the 14th Ar. yes the King the power et: necessary for the iss 'ety of the State, may adt of the State wherene systems ?—"Chere Meta would now govern hf e some . tine morning tile fiscated to - the polite' France is grain 0'164 th;tt wosild drag down bole all, sell the *omit 3 them, not as as iud or)(1 revolotionaty ale.a , but to consecrate the well that the Chamber re consented to this slle, It and false terrors of far very asa/ alavilos a eta titile -with that o f *the that the Chamber *via eal opinion of Franceo: , d it. the party has newt unmasked i;s pre- gicides the Princes of OA read in the Pa p ers solution of the Chanfler, Pr e " is not free—that iters—that it is the Nliai! ssOution, of of Chat they remark the rise el that on the day the Orai• kliated, a spetuinlion, the Exchange—a jobb', brigands will return .00 )ep.trLii.!s. "Id ti'e King? .. lf it Fere the secret: of his profouo ume, that by leaving co't' iction and opinion to . ti 4 ied bis views much fa' night that satiefi:d FL sae one Deputica.with who', we should have 44 he last, though 'celerote l that there would theObe as to the real orisiorroi • 01! s• in the present Lotter/ 3:fed before I'o-Monno:A'r jay of DraVng. On that will be entitled to +0 gives the chahce .he Wheel), o. one iletit ne having preparea 04h r all tanks sboa14:10 T ~ ~~, 4'.510 1 01i R.D1411.#1.44 . The. subjoined. Statement respecting Monied s f o s'lipow.haading. about to the. Monied , _ .; ,410 1 the R oir ol Etaingto It is impossible to.ss* l skst object...which »Alt ißdututl4o4 bgtiattit4l9 r oods ,• • • - •:"7"1"."7 :;;;;;1 1 ov Tils ETAT& OR 7ifF . , 7O,OIANCS* pi. I 11.4 4 ap0u55...11.141111., s . . . 'Praxis. Peiiii4r.drlil t Total Interest of the Footled Debt asmo.ooo spie L i s i is foe Ceps. Orstisois • J• .- f • •• , 77 Stott i 0 he In. scr ibed in the stators of CioAna. St $0°066 o r 1,aa0,000 ant s of every decrlpticii . Liy i Annuities to the Clesty s ka. molly= or logos _sad }knows • , 3 bribmwersommemi Total Annual Charge of the Debt, . • , including Life An:wicks . and 147,7110,800 or 10 ptlisiunsllll4olll . . • c r onsry ExPenditsreathe 44 1 4 4 400m0,e00 iompuied at 4 airisk to,s) Annual Claim for , all Or#-Z 574,000,000 amsipap4b, • , may demands of the State S IitiTSAOR DIN A IT Apsigal Contribution to the Mies 146000004 ae . t i j o xtg . till 1040 /ad Maintenance of the Troops 13 . 5,00exx1 0 Or 4.40 0,036, Of the Allies , • • TaiAnnual Charge tIU the year 1122, 1 180,000 Or .39435,00 S 19:0 Atter which time Fiance VA' be relieved froin an inairal charge 0'275 millions of francs oral 1,000,000 sterling. The Taxes in France are estimated at 800,000,000; francs, or paint's sterling, 32 millions per annum, at the race of 32 francs or 265. per head on her pro. eat population. To cover any deficiencies that arise, these Could be moderately increased : or should that be deemed nnadvisabk, France possesses in her . , NAtional Domains, and Royal Forests. estimated at tre millions of acres, an immense treasure stall tittles available. tOIIPARATIVE PRICES S 'CUTS. : 4507, after the peace of Tilsit, 93 francs. Jae. •1814, before the entrance:of tile Allies into Paris, 45 frt. March 3, 18 t 5, before Alottesartes Moro irons E4br, 81 fee,. ' Vivant price, 571. . N. B. The Exchante. Was on 'an average; n duViog tlle War, 'l7 to 2tlli4iies to the 'English pound seer. ling; tow tipOtifaiil(;2.l fierier to the English pound starling. • -- 7-- „::..,-.Ti4E:FATENINp STAR. • LOO. DON. -.!• • ..~•-- TOMORROW, -11411 4 61C0ND DAY OF DRAWING THE PRESENT -STATE LOTTERY—HALF. THE • RE NAMING • TICKETS WILL SE %DRAWN, AND THE NWT-DRAWN PRIZE MUS Cid MORE THAN Z40,000* ~; - FRIDAY, •SEPTENINER 27,1816. ?CS OF Frocia THIS DAY - 44*CTWEI.VE O'CLOCK t • inticed.sti:t Cais. nuut sit-. Con.. fir aer.. eif 4 per Gait. abut—t 6 per Crrc, Nivy A 3 I bee. 6s. ii.yrr..l.4.4a4Aper WAS, es. gr", • SILV • ?The Beak of England bas given notice. that it will *dhotis receive .thr dollars now is cirevlatioo, It 10 of Scbruary next, at 55.6 d. t 'instead' ots the Est litivetnler„ as before ! announced and'o4l4 4414 rys4me of our . contemporaries, as likely eo prove a great accommodation .to the. public, in raft sequeitee Cr the i . rt*ediments now eipeiiiireed the tirauLezik of : an d rixpences. We cannot *Vold - Swint OA on this subject very erioneotar ideas fir" gikyrpkin ,f 4bi many . poplo, and wlikkix". is the CIE pfi.prpic. journalists to "corrects as far as they .• iN *b e. - Will be did etimhined Or the inieliroZed the old shillings g People, afraid of iiieg by them at some future day, are shy in re airing them ; and will naturally prefer taking in theinterias Bank dollars and other tokens. The result will be, that by and bye they liar hive no choice lett hut tola4Virld'itolding these Sank tokens at the tin . * ui theiiii:4 Wi'thn new coinage. Ali the ilaua4 shillings NM inlbe mean tithe have found their way. into the Barrie,' and from the pledge gives by Ministers before the clse of last Session, ire ktiow rat all these shillings lfrill be* received at 20. to the pound by the Treasury,. 'The present . absurd alarm will leave the Public loaded with Dollars at .ss. 6d. fur which the Bank will then give . . only ss. We must yet offer another obseriatiou, had, the inference we wish to be drawn froiii it is, that Go vernment would spew wisdom by adopting the sug: gtaion, anti, acting upon it.—Let. it be recollected; that the New Coinage is not to be issued at prime miss used formeliy to bethe ease, but at the rate of 66 to the pnand weight.—Supposing L2,000,000i er 40,millions of old shillings to be presented at the Mint for r.ew ones, and each shilling so presented to be less ten grains in weight than when it was issued, thellovernment would lose, if they kept up the shil ling to the same standard, about 4'206,859; but as the price of silver is now 4s. I ld. per ez. on two mil 'ins worth coined into shillings, at the rate of 66 to 1.9 e pound weight, there will be a profit of 5e260,000; and allowing 2; per cent. for the expense of coinage, taere will be a net profit of £210,000. NoW it cannot be maintained, on any principles*of 41 1 0 itYi that the Government should make a profit on the oid circulating coin by a new issue—whatever f:cjoay a .b e said on the propriety of protecting the new ge against the melting pot, by keeping it lower in value than the price of bulliun.—Thc proper re medy then for the present alarm, and the best way to keep in circulation a sufficient supply of small Toomey for the purposes of commerce, would.be the of a prpclamation that all silver of standard v alue, however reduced in weight by long circula. Alen, will be taken in exchange for the new coinage, tot by tale but weight against weight.a pound ' tal le't of new shillings for a *pound weight' of old eaes. 1,1:1S twists She surplus weight of the best vtale old arsorpFiktisiktia Otte& hiefirt,l thoaa*at thaillei Ala 100iitt sapioublo4/04160.14asspa *a ea 4 r 4 gthrl 1171baderelfeitAtivd -• :4444%.IWisiWAVA oitinitiintateeth* *Wigs ThetDiete abßet tat •.is ***tit utter! • • • *ten ,* .I !•" vait "! / P l * qfd.W. 64l - D g 0 9 ,Mf: Pond* oeonornr.. 4 1 4. 41,fr gnat expectations of beiopplaced oft.% samaterpect , , 41elobtliti is futile, la: otaaattaeoce of tiwaktkbe- Skatasplea 'thicatettitit ..ihei cOiijillf',o;4ol)4in o f the U OOO 4-o.* alaßafactoragr and ; they art thatisjag. tb *e.t.a of the' Thrust : lei* • Addressee. levelled intrOdtredtse of kitish goods: — • 71 1 1$Pukc Of..ICENT . atrivei at . Trankfoli 'eh the. .71.sc Duke, 9( WitzunOToi was eipcatai smarplaces witik Generals MUita4l6 •1 A* PONSONBY, Lords WILLIAM kilisiti, v o:zoitilLisibx, and Benanay.. His Er caries/the Prussian Generarßarou ZiEruarl, several Prussian Generals, with. their suite' ' , were also expected. . A 'Settee from Vienna, dated 12th September. says::—•4 Her koyal Highness the -Princess . Auotirrisi ,CSIMILOTTIC of BAVARIA, who is destined to assenli ithe Throne of Austria, had been solicited in marriage by the Grand Doke of TI,I3CANY. and had given her consent, it was therefore necessary to obtain a formal. act of renunciation on the part of his Imperial High-, nest before tide young Princess, could dispose. of her'' hind. - A Courier was sent to Florence, and le is ' only since his return that this affair is spoken Of with certainty." •••• FRANKFORT, SEP rEMBER IL His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent arrived here.to•day ; he will pass tomorrow with the Giand Duke of Mecklenburg, his uncle, sod will go the day after to-morrow to Darmstadt, and thence to Stut• gard,..to pay a visit to the Queen, his sister. COM-MERCY, SEPTEMBP is. For some days past we have had in this town a great many Prussian Oißcers, not belonging to our' garrison, who are said to be holding a council of war. —There are among them two Generals, the Colonel, Major, and other officers of the West Prussian Dra. goons, (No. 1 ),. who are quartered at Tbionville. We will not allow ourselves to repeat what Is pub lirly said of the object of this meeting, we shall wait till it has made _known' its. decision. On the 19th there will be still greater concourse of strabgers. at 'Axes from Gibraltar, dated . tl•e 12th' instant, reeeHved tliif morning, Couteacnicates several new par dupl.'s* sine,: the late glorious states, 44 that after the victory, la ftutaiber of our pooplis been permitted to land, but that the it:habitat:too had grossly insulted them, ard.a,sed every means to -pro. yoke s quarrei—they had-thrown mud, kicked dtst, and even .Fred at them. Our seamen bore all those ' insults with the utmost patience, as Lord ET:arnurn reqtrited tli . ey would by no means get involved in a quarrel. The state of the Mole and forti6catioPs is most deplorable, - being nearly demolished ; and the Light-house is knocked to pieces. The hr. PREGNABLE was placed opposite to two tier °that. series, the upper..part of which she soon cleared; but the Algerines were so completely secured below, that it was impossible to dislodge them :.the ship has suffered dreadfully, and • about thirty-fiv.e men have died of their wounds on huari her s:rce the official returns. She fired near 10,000 c.wnnn balls; and the • .riter firmly believes that over y one did its execution. Lord Exo:ourat continued off Algiers, but by this time it is supposed hi: Lordship has al-rived at Gibral• tar. The whole of the Biltish fleet is much cut op , and mist conti nue at the latter place for repairs.-;-- The Impregnable is the only one of the fleetthat had arrived a the was getting in new masts." Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT gave audiences to the Dyke of Yottx and Viscount CASTLEREAGiI at Carlton House. Tuesday afternoon, their Royal Highnesses the -Duke 'of' Cagantotia, and Duke and Duchess of GLOLICIATEN, arrived on a visit to their Royal and Serene Highnesses the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD, at Clermont. The Duke - of Coil- Intat.san's hand, that of the 16th Regiment of Light Dragoons, arrived Irons Kew,. on the same day...— There was a grand concert in the evening. Her Royal Highness 'the Princess Cunnt.orts presided at the grand piano forte, which she, accompanied by her de lightful and melodious voice, with 'great judgment .and effect. Oa Wednesday forenoon, the whole of the Royal Party breakfasted in the Garden House, after which they took a ride in open carriages (which were in readiness on the occasion) round the park and plantations, and returned in the evening to din. nor, when they were joined byher Royal Highneuthe Duchess of Your., who arrived from Oadands. His Royal Highness the Duke of •Cususau.sen's band played during the evening. At eleven o'clock,- the Duchess of Ironic left Claremont for Oatlands. *Yes terday afternoon, < their Highnesses the Duke and Dutheu of Gsoucarran, left Claremont, for Bag shot Lodge, as did also the Duke of CAMBIUM% Mt London. Their Royal and Serene Highnesses are highly delighted with Claiemont. Including the house, park, and pleasure grounds, it is, without ez• ception, one of the pleasantest seats •in England.— The great diversity of rural scenery, combined with the grand and extensive views from almost all parts of the plume grounds, renders it a most enchanting scene. Her Royal Highness passes four or &turbofan every day in the &awe grounds, and is mad% great improvements. Between SO and $a Itlsa fare cinatantly ensitioyed. . ebtrrit Asette,A. -• , e . • Is7 . tlie . diecinatt'Odeti . teased Ire* WeiMetaayi 0 47.sioadets; the itiOn of. the. Parif;l4. 4 lo.. lepreeintlid as in 4.0 i maimt;oed te letters, howeber, from Net .A letter of the 14th of July, ( 1 *4: 1 •4 GMirk*.leignes only from the city of CS tammaeptosenta all BOLIVAR'S schemes as having been Woolly ftesttated. It stated that he *as again, on the • Igthlaly c ht attempting to penetrate into the intetiors cOmpktelitooted by the royalist 'troops—that on she 11 th tlii,ineiirg,ts fortified themselves Nader the skater of Abeir• vessels, but were pressed so bard, that of SOO tit° • debarked/ only 200 escaped--that several of - the - prisoners were* elm. to the Caraccas—that on the - 12th there *as grOt staughtei among the insur gents, and that bloaos.es bad pat the sword all who could. not embark. :+ . .. THE ARMY. `General Sir Gamete Hewitr having obtained leave of absence, 'Lieutenant-General Lord Fowles, eiettnderstand, takes 'the ctanmitrclof the Forces in Ireland, in theinterien. • '• • • The 58th Regiment, Ant 800 strong, are touts bark in Cork harbour for Jamaica, as soon as tran •sporte arrive for their conveyance. 3 • Testerdiut detachments'.of the Bd, 4th, 6th, 6th, 7th, 9th, 21st, 81314'40th, 52d,Wftlr, 81st, and 88th Regimeats, 'together about SQO Men; embarked at Dover, oa board of three teansliotts. for Cailais, to L join their - respective Regiments, now in France. N4VAL INTIII4NBNCE." MAILST Alta. DV!. nal* • • • 2 u Waterford - - DAY: . •: a - Hamburgh - 6. • ,6 Guenv4ey awl Jersey i Holland - .0 I !:ladders - , France - - 0 0 Lisbon - - - 2 0 Gootentmirsli . •ip 1 • t • Nees.York. 0 . 11.11 4 41 . • t .0... 0 . Quebdc "• • • 0 . . a' FALMOUTH. •SEPTEIABER 44. Arrived. the Prince Ernest Packet, frost I.itbeii, in 10 days; and the Duke of Ketit Packet. 'from Otto, in 17 days, with mails. Sailed the Rapid. Packet, with a mail. for Yamaica ; the Thomas; HAiLZJIDAY; John Rickard. DAVIDSON ; Gambier, liFramisos and Ann, Carn.s. for London. COWES, SEPTEMBER 26. ' Sailed the Mary 'transport with troops for Gibraltar. . Poitismouni, SEPTEMBER 116. ' • - . Arrived lais Majesty's ship Glasgow, from the Me diterraocan. Saari the Dick, HARRVION, for The Downs.--Wind • DEAL, SEPTEMBER as. Came down !ram the liver the Elizabeth, Mama, for Demerara; Brook, Bova. for Jamaica ; and Pacific, SiMonc, for Sr. Locia.--Wind W. 8. W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER . 26. Arrived last night theaticheitet. Captain Rtrrrett;. Prince • Leopold, Captain itnotim; end l'Antigonte, French packet, all front Calait, with passengers. SAPed last night the Lord Duacan• packet, Captain PASCOE, with a Mail and passengers for Ostend, and this morning the Lord Duncan, Captain HAMILTON, sailed fur Calais :with the French Mail, as did also the Stisankur, Captain Moon, for the same poet, with passengers. Arrived this day the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HaLLANns, with .a Mail and pas sengers from 'Ostend ; also the Quest and Venus transports, from Depttord. Sailed the Good States man, Brisk, and Boston Packet transports, for Ca lais, with troops. GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER -26. . .Arrived the Liberty, Souberg, from Dunkirk; Paragon, Min; and Rattler,"Reynolds, from Petersborgb • Waterloo, Chas.'s', from Hurling; Aufang, Peters, from Lennie • and Lou*, Yming, from Snayrna.—Sailed the. Lively, Wingfield, for Calais;; ; Wheself, (or ?lemur ; Eliza, Cumndng b for Stettin; Mad Atuelia,Low, ftir Demerara. ' 'CV SE STO - °USX, 1 7 1 4 EMBER *6. SNIPS ENvetteti Ovvw*aos.--Nonsa, Napier, for Ornisitit Jean, Dale,for Norway ; Sir Edward Handkon, Still;• and Ma t Hamilton, fur Jamaica; • Hoop, Climeen,loz MOO Intent, Parka; and ifeloodne, EVIa. foe Rotterdam PIMS,, Head, for Barbadoes; William , and Mary, Hiwkiss, fee Haffir and Rotten • Thais, Anticitaae: St. Wiwi and ll** defile, Rom, tor ; liartimoss, for Oiloni, and °bean and Lord Cochrane. Lim for Jam*. • • ; The Alfred, Tiny?, . from Liverpool, to Bath. oat four days, &audited 13th instant,. in ,lat. 67..,itinip 16. SO.—Crew arrived at Galway in thelenii,lioit e : Lord EZMeUTH has destroyed the fleet of the ;ley of ALouses, and part of his city ; rakett is monef 'and his slaves ; made him beg pardon Md iitedittSkt to (And no more ; . yet some persons think hii.liordibit did' not exact- enough I—An Pith' Counsel, bite been charged by the' Bar, with )(airing taken `'l[' • andel' the:regular amount, ansareked, cGendesisi ll I rook all the owner the poor tsars had a .and if of you could doutiorei I confess.myself wrong"' . On the 11th inst. there was.aiieleot starts% on the Banks of the•Rbine, in the environs of Worms. MeP penheito, in. -over a surface of two 'leagues. The bail.itones were. as large as a walusit, , many sq•large as a hen's egg. and• a great rnsi%y persons were wounded by them. ~ . .. . .In- consequence. of many of - die shopkeepers iq Sunderland refusing to take the plain shillings and sixpences now in-circulatioo, a my suit** riot took -place there on Wedgesday nightlast. A large body of the poorer inhabitants moulded- together, and commenced autittick on the situps of Messrs. CALI' li WILSON NATTILAA• WALTOS, DAUM &e. . HALL, . whoseSCC. wOllO WihdOWS• they nearlyodemolisbed, while the shop did,: htinniximooic was completely gutted of his large stock of hams, bacon, and groceries... About midnight, the Riot Act was reed, and 'the 33d regiment, who had been called oat, were prepares* 'to assist the civil power, when the disturbers of ,its public peeve wisely thought proper.to dhperse, • BAINTON,-SerrausaullS....h was expected slin, the murderers of Captain Panisantm, it DilligN would brow been brought to trial, after diklitilatC All the subsequent accounts: by the Copleioe of ;11s4 pockets 4311. the Brighton statism, comae it theirsellhet: lints that the prisoners artmen igtrin t; and returning to prison oft Seriepareis t -on4. Ott a lamp affair is treated erith the sums 1141. -, $, . . ; Olt 71) 1 q !NM L I MC% ••••••1111==• boweirrzit Mtirma, t TVLSDAY, SKr?. tt --(oolqTtnultD) Awdelleigek of 200 each, for Styr, old colts, t6t %HP, inks Os% Tito feat obis Course. (11 subscribers.) Mr Week b eby Whitelork Kt Fletebses b s by Yusiog Woodptder Sir W Matweirs b e Eglinftoo. by Stamford Lord Mt William's eh 611 y, Angelica, by Ruben, Mr liaesdales b by 4orcerer, out of by Major Barret's bay colt, Sbyliielt. by Whitelock 1. i 2 S 4 I s a _ . 2 to* on White lock. The Primes Stakes of 4'S+ each, with 25gs alled hy the Coro tenuity% for tour years old Colts Sr. 71b, Mlles au 42). Four • Mifes (3 qutheii*r tad Mika br f okerina, by Clinker . Mr Handl;swath's b c Nottingham, by Windle Duke of Lee d s's bf by Dick Andrews . Qto4 Pt Clisiketina, sto Y against Nottingham. 'he Corporation. Plate of 450, .for horses, Ste. 3 year el& *0 carry Ut 7th; four year olds, tit 91b, S year olds, est V.b, silt . par intis and aged, set tolb. Mares allowed 31b. Two mile beats. Mr Lasibton'i br c Shepherd, 4 yr. old SW H. M. Mainwaring's bth Queen of Diamonds, aged 4 Mtr Ellerker's gt a by Sir HUAI Dieusdak, 4 yrs Lind Scarborough's eh c Hurtle me. 4 yrs old • . . 2 4 W Lumley's eh c Liulpigue, by Stastiard, 4 yrs • 6 Mr Osbabiestoo‘s bc by Cnvientra, 3 yrs old b 5 Mr (iarlbish's tr c by Camillus 3 yrs oil - 7 3 to 3 against gr e by Sir Harr, Dinsell`et 7 tot apt Step* herd ;Sto I against Queen ef Diamonds. Atm. the heat 6to 4 against Shepherd. wrOlVettAT, MT, °S. The Dagroigne Stakes of I to g s each, 30is 6. tot eats, 84t. Sib, lilies, Pt. it*. St Wet Cmirlin (7 Subscribers.) Duke of Lests Rasping, by Drone mead, walked over. The Gold Cup, for three year olds, tilt ; Nur, let. llb; Si., xis. Sib;, six, Est. t llb ; and awl, 9st. Mr. Hintlitnvi•rth's b. c. Pilko der Puts, 4 yrs old - Mr. Lanttitoes eh c. heopfill, by Camillue, S-yrs old tt ISA. Castaiget's b 2. by Orville, 3-yrs old ' 3 Mr. GerfOrtlell gr. v. by Camillus, Aire od a Swp. akes of 200 g. each. 11.11. colts., Est. tit), 6111 a, . St. Leger Course. (7 Subscribers.) 'lllolr. Watt's b. e, Captain Can.llll, by Cerberei bred Pio.lovert, by Sir l'Aul s. 2 Sir G. Armytage• b. c. by Orville s dam by Worthy - 3 nweesicakes sep ! Fe. Signs fur four-years old Volts, Sit. ' 1114 fillies, Rd. 41b. .b‘t. L e ger CGUrve, (7 30..b.!crbers.) Mr. Houkliwortb's b. C. PHb 4 der Ants, by rie j ,kizzrd - 1 Mi. Prirsitli b. I. miter to Rosanna, be nick Ai.dre ws - 4 'togii4,...-The fight - bei..veen Sat‘n and' Rohistrm, tb'e .Black;, look place at 11 , nrcaster on Wednesday. The betting . * genial* siiits'six to fem. on Robinson; Biel front the Brit to the twenty" fifth round, which teititinated the*kitte,lre bad not the least chance; ten to tme wa liaa'bri Sutton, after a few rounds...— Rai : 4oi* reetWed in the first round a dreadful foie, kletp, relikti entirely deprived him of his powers, and r iehieh would haire terminated the battle in his favour, Most probably;_ atidoeiliey ; but it was decided fair by the ntrip:res, and the battle - proceeded ; but hide. 'accident of this, he serer would have had a change. Sutton is .a vOy excellent settento, and a sound, - young fresh and will prove very formidable to *the first-rate pugilists. Robinson, in coming down to Doncaster. by ill- , Prime Regent coach, was thrown over into a gravel-pit, *boot two 'Miles th is side. f ; but providentially nobody *as mach htirt, althongli there were sixteen perst:ns in and about the coach, who were forivarded in three pot chews. Strange tOtell, Richmond, the Black, and Harry Hardier were both throln over incoming down, bit Monday mining last, at two o'clock, neer Grantham, in the Highllier coach, with sixteen pas singers, and nobody Mart. riftF3Rl4 MM....A Yorkshire gentle. tssata nalletttfiftei. drldertook onTneiday to ride two horses 36 miles in two inters, on thetury road, for a stake of 1(X) guineas, to carry eleven stone.• fie-rode— the first horse niortees miles and a half within the hour. and the nest animal, a blood mare, did twelve other miles with great ease in tluttpeight tniminft, when the horseman was beat by atigue, haiing &Or miles 'and a half to periorm . Gaawi PSDESTItiIIN MATCH AP 1500 MILES Its 3111 DATA, AT LAWIIHt TOOTING, StlltltltY.-- I 311, BAIOIII7 List night, et . 20 minutes after eight o'clock, finished with 46 miles, and this morning set off quite fresh, at a quarter past three; And when he tooic breakfast, had. gone. 17 miles.—Bgpsrtv:. yesterday experienced a considerable=: cr:gree c 4 :-pain; - owing to the-rkturnatistn, but in the-evening ftiavai'a , greatly relieved kythi.mteadince.of a medital gentleman at .'roatine--ito aevete .was. his emnplifint• a nitervAs, shit - it - mks Anion :initials:We foe :Illus. te LtraVel en. and this morning he is quite fresh.. :,-.. •:. kiatinaerat. , SEFOlndblitt 6 -►Tir'tWilaildit was extremely well acted km Monday nighrffet the benefit eft MIVFACCITC. limas rare:, of the most irowiled . and genteel-ntieNencei: the 'ileason hawyeedoeitl. iffikeek.of- MeAsinsitiorenar eras z , OO e. perfordt ante,.mid • MiseSirsisrev Seer I.4olaiebredlifiviih belt eceirittireed excellence:. :t• !-Daintsir.ArirTiszarifseaarheTrigettrelifertnies was tined tut nighticor tbr•irst:tilme thiirseiiien.-e -lexatreitd•tifissSoUebvicrarin.Rertlaiiii.Mtithilitirse, twee InCtitellt witkuhoutaisf unirersalegi'platim when dritfiem eereredir and the energy, shill, rand tensitti lity Which they severally displayed ;hi-the progress bf tbe-TrAnedy;. did Obi fiii . vi cause frequent renewals Othosrtestimontak of public -Winne rwkich'cheered m. .in =their wed. BENtiblnall, in 'ffx . Aftlikeed, was upisti,the whole successfokAntitheTragedy went off altsgetheriii the most satisfactexy!ouainer. , . . Levens AT Locustirus.---A,girl, belonging to the7Pariskof Selling, Kent, having been sent to Augustioe'l gaol, for misconduct, her :miter, a jour . , neyman tailor, of the same parish, actually contrived, on the 21st of August, to make his way into theptison after his fair istalsorata! . 'lltax.-This morning, about tro o'clock, a public house, in White Hart-yard, .Drury.lane, was disco. to be on fire. A considerable time elapsed be fore the family were made sensible of the perilous 'Wise= they were, in, the fire having beznn in the bar. The neighbours, .by very extraordinary exer t:lam, succeeded in get ing it under before the arrival of ibe engines,witbant doing anyconsiderable dam s o n ; .. EXEC TION *lb At the late Limerick Assix s mi.- ireants were condemned and executed for a molt atrocious murder committed on Thomas Dillon and pffergaret, his wife, at Castletown, in the Barony of Kenny, in September 1815. Three men have been already sentenced for tills murder, and the above s x complete the number of all who were guilty. .conN-RXCllixttOtt. MARKILANS, SRPTEMBER sr. . A Lap tuuuwity of Wheat 11.111stining on band, ahavmg very little demand this morning, sales were exceedingly heavy, and purchases could - have h en made of new Wheat ads. per quarter under Monday 'a *ices, sad at fell 2s. per quarter km. foe old.. Oats* !tiod teals are very dell sale, and ream cheaper. - 7 . "ii otker articles there is no eltinatien.