Star. — London, England, 1818-09-29 00:00:00

SPOT TLiG IsriwoENcE. ...1" FIRST eurosEn MEETING, 1316. MONDAY. soresourra 28. Stakes, a Subscription of Ten Guineas each, for 3-yr 9lb. 4-yr-olda, oat. bib. 5.)T-olds, 94. :1b. 6.yr.olds, _ d, 94.61 b.. D.V. ' Daiington's b. In. Castrella, 6 yrs old Terrett's Sovereign, 5 yr. old Wimp :saris' BT. h. Skim, 5 yrs old of Rutland's Fandango, 6 yes old. Neale's b. a. by Graders, 3 yrs. old. Paroc's ch b. Itarlubdrough, 5 yes old. ' - 's b. c. Manfred, 4 ITS Oil r's ch. c. l'itilarmanus, 3 yes old. 's b. c. liospitality, by Electitin, cut of Seat% darn, years old. Eight to one apt Castrulla--Five to four on Slam. The Judge placed but three. y's Milton, ant. Sib. kleat Mr. Neale's Canvas, Est. 'idb• ioOga. h. ft —2 to 1 agst Milton. tyne s Fitzcloddy, 71t. ly:at Mr. Thornhill's Sam, U. M. 2ea.:gs.-2 to 1 eget Fitzcloddy. larli:tston's Castrella, fist. tub. r;:c. ft. from Mr. Lamb s Duchess, cst.7lb. 1). 1. .soogs. It. ft. 'aosittares.F.ltator, Bst. 12lb. r,c. ft. from Llrd Dar &leltie, Est. ;,lb. Ab. M. 200sts. b. ft. :'ING AT TATTERS ILL'S YESTERDAY. NEWMARKET ST. LEGER. against I.ord tacter's br. 1. Ads-rice. G. H. Caveii:a'-'s S. C. not c: A.legretta. --- Duke of R.tlantl's Walton colt. ---- Lord Foley's c. out of illoseing. • Piemroon. UTIOXETER PACES. _, and Tuesday hat these liaaes were attess•lel with a assemblage of company, who were highly grata: al in wit / the best ccntested races as the sport far curpas.ed any neighbouring meetings ;his season. Much prais! is due :Stewards f4r the uniform attention to the duties of the Scarcely had the gaiety of Tuesday subsided when a event lusi.pened to Thomas Parkes, guard of the Esprws As he was returning frosts the course his horn received conesiesion against a cart, the rider was precipitated 6 !mad, by which he was violently bruited, and although al aid was immediately resarted to, he languished till the morning, acd died at half-past eight o'clock. The race on yi evening was well attended. King's Plate at Lincoln eras won at four heats, by Mr. tb's gr. tn. Mira, 4yrs. old (2 2 1 1), beating four others. Gold Cup at Leicester was won by Mr. Tomes's g. g. bating A-naereon and Battledores litnenar..Saturday sennight, Mr. Mersa's Hounds threw kind of ~awe Hunt of the season, at Black Slough. distinguished party were present. The Hunt, accord- report, vii! be COflaidetably extended over the Stafford : bordat. pitched battle, for fifteen guineas a fought at eight o'clock yesterday morning, ..s.iacticaoa, between Hodsdon and Watford. combatants were Perron, rz•puted to be the best stone man in the county of Huntingdon, and who taught novices tint art of boring. The fought in an eighteen-feet ring. 'the Scconds.l were—Blutistead, of Enfield, for Perron; And Moys-1 couliman, for Squares. And I. This was a smart rwantl, bit all cn the side of fklares, who fonht ar_d got away, avoiding several times heavy tighx-handed Ile managed to do this until his adversary with claret. He wsz at last floored with the right xrthe fight was can_iderad poundage. Perron fouGitt ate.ri like a good one, and Squares having ' kis left-'handed blow, he was forcibly met in the ribs! right, width sashed a couple of them, and Le feU upori . It seultid the are so•nr, that Perms, leading, took fighting away. Yia rour.l stmled the f.4ht, although Squares fought two ler:Aaeded thrust, bat Perron bulldogged -1 kit him loop, sa hoed in two ether rounds, when gave in sick.--/t lasted thirteen minutes. Mace of tea miles took place yes- , on the flow:slow Inclosare-ground, between! Lieutenant More and Mr. Srangus—the former Gentleman, having once done the distance in an hour. 'mum was backed at six to four in running, . was beat in going the seventh mile. Tice were run thus: mows. in, : K . 5 so S 53 S - 1 . 2 . 3 ....... ...... . ..... 5 54 ,•••••• •....• •.. • 6 0 ........ 6 S 6 0 ... ........... 6 4 6 40 ~..... 6 54 Idle& Win. See. 1 ..... .." ........ ..-5 42 2 ......... 60 5 50 4 5 56 5... ......... 59 6 6 2 7 6 44 S 7 10 9 2 12 10 ............ 5 44 Total 60 44 I Total 67 IS ROWING-MATCll.—Yesterday a Coat and Badge • rowed for on the Thames, by six young Water- , belonging to Weirliinster, who are just out of apprenticeship. Their names, and the colours ,trich they were distinguished, are as follow: /*net, Cars. r lama. Clouts. Iturcnu:wil We.was Cricsiza Blue. %LIAM Jac - Pink. it was - - - Purple. Wm.: sax Wzgrice Green. were all to row in their own wherries, and match to he decided in three heats; to start from centre arch of Westminster-bridge, round a bea-', off Ilual•erford-stairs, back against the tide, azh Westminster-Isriage, by the west shore, to rauxhall-bridge, and rrttun down by the tide to -minter-bridge again. At two o'clock the three first-named started: it was a very hard contest: they - abreast till passing the beacon, when the Pink ahead, kept some distance all along, and finally the heat.—The other thr-:e then started for the! It was also a most determined contest, and won by the Blue. it was then agreed that the accessfal candidates should row the third heat both prizes, and a signal was given to that erfoct; some dirferenee having arisen between the um pire -boats, which had nearly terminated in blor:s, a , iderable time elapsed before any arrangement be made. At last it was decided that the two the first and the two best in the second heat row, and they accordingly started at sir ;It. The Pink and Purple passed each other al- 1 , ternattly, and were followed closely by the Yellow' Blue; bat the Purple was evidently the best ac-' intcd with the shore: he kept before the l'ink all , way from Westminster-bridge and back again, and the ipri.;es. The match, upon the whole, =toe excellent spirt. Arrangements are now making to form a course for Kelso races, on the estate of Blacklaw, in the pa of Linton, belonging to JOHN OLIVER, Esq. The ground selected is a sound open heath, with a south exposure, sufficiently level and extensive to Afford scope for any racing distance in the best style. Greenwich Park, during the last autumn, under• • several improvements. Some of the old and Lyed trees were cut down, and a vast number of - trees planted in various parts of the Park in stead ; the greater part of these young trees, died during the late hot summer for want of and have again to be replaced. ..... c • 1 i t ••••—'l= • Si NEWMAII The Trial St ! olds, 7at. 9 I and aged, i Lord Duke! • Mr. Terrete. Mr. Wytitilas . Doke of Ru. . Mr. Neale's - Mr. Perne's r Mr. l'ilnet'i 1 , if L"rd rolev'. Mr. Forth's I , . three year . Eight . 1 Mr. Ude) , 1,.. T. Y. C. 100 Mr. Parr. " Set. :lb. D. Lord Dart • teen's The ST Mr. Vane 1 ' iington's Bel BETTI , e col spins 5 to s ----. 6 to I. --- 8 to 1 •-•--- 8 to 1 ....,-.- Monday a great auemb ; meths the 1 of the neigh to the Stern of es:. Seat direful event . Coatis. As 1 s a cio/ent coy over.kii, hey medical aid • next morns, "Neably etc The King Garforth's g ; The Gold Alnine, la: liosretar-- a, In akin A very dish ' lag to repot ot..l:ebotek.t. * 80::•Itzo side, was 11 / * 1 on Pena.'.! The comb twelve a,: 11 ~• 39-. Lani.% men fou o n ...fere.....lSk • I tan. 2 COI Brand i. BT-ta:u.s. wk tiglizAkedv sltzatned w band, and- tI 4 ` Petro. , 1 ~' : 35 1;sed Lis • with rite ri/ Lk hew!. Ws See 64b 3. rail s weXt. Lie tins. and k . I , Slur -es gali FOOT- i '4 terday or Lieutcnai Gentlentl Mr. SPAi bit he s miles we .... $ ' e 4 • t . .......: it ) - 10 Rawl' V 715 row .• men belt . their api by whicl Arc nir ••• ' r ti 1 .1. 'Laren' WILLI.I , I . 1 I A. Deese f , , They . 1 CI.: mat; / II the cent: i• call off 1 1 ' through Vauslial Westmii first-nan kept :lb! 1 shot ahe I i ! won the Coat. 1 • • . WAS WOr 1 • two sue • • tor both . but som Aire -boa consider ti t could 1:m best hal should o'clock. ternatel and Ble .1 q uaintc. 1 . ... t thlway I . • won the i tied exc :t,,, Arrai ff • the Kel righ of . 11. ground expostu ,:• .) 111 scope li Gree i ' • went sc. decayei yi sting ' , their st have d ~. - . . waft', • . .:, 1 , , ~ -- . "4, 6 ...:', \ , • Tili Intis. DRuat-LANE THEATRIC,---MT. KEAIi rna:le hi ap pearance last night, for the first time this season, in the character of Richard the Third. His reception was, as might be fairly expected, most enthusiastic. He looked extremely well, and performed the part with as much spirit as he had ever exhibited on any former occasion. The House was crowded in every part Mr. BENGoucir and Mr. H. Kitstatc, asking Henry and Richmond, were very favourably received. The Play was in other respects cast the same as last year. The new Afterpicce of Sigizmar, having under gone some judicious alterations, was received with very general approbation. COVEN T GARDEN.--The School for Scandal was repeated - last night to an overflowing audience. Mr. FARESN'S Sir Peter Teazle was, as usual, excellent. The Burgomaster of Saardam followed, and seemed to have increased in favour. The Musical Festival at Hanley, in tl:e Potteries, on Wednesday and Thursday last, eTcecded the most sanguine expectations of the Committee, who pro jected and matured it at their individual risk, with a view to benefit the funds of the National School at that place. So:ne portion of most of the first families'. in the nei2;hbom hood attended on one or both days. It is a remarkable circumstance, that the salary of the Clerkship of the HOLIS'2 of Commons should ex ceed that of the Speaker, by one thousand and ten pounds a year—that of the former being C 7,000, and . the latter 8,010. . The Emperor of AUSTRIA rays for apartments to himself and his suite at Aik-l-Chapelle, including Prince METTERNICH, 45,0 m) francs. His Majesty will occupy the house of Mr. Bramertz, a small but elegant residence in o:te of the best streets of the city, towards the south ski!. The Emperor of Russia has engaged two houses, one in the town (that of Ma dame Claus), fur which he pays 30,000 francs ; and one beyond the walls, about a mile towards Louis berg, for which he is to pay 26,000 more. The suite of his Majesty ALEXANDER will be more numerous than that of any of the other Sovereigns. The Rus sian Minister at the Court of Berlin, M. ALopEus, is already there. The King of PRUSSIA has engaged a house at 18,000 francs (that of Madame Offerman); and his Minister, Prince lIARDENHERG, that of M. Bettendorff, at 28,000. Lord CasTLEnEacal is to occupy the hotel of the banker Schlosser, and the Duke of WELLINGTON that of the burgo-master M. Guaira, each at a rent of between 28 and 30,000 francs. The Doke of RICHELIEU is to occupy the house of M. Pules , for which he pays 2 2 ,0 00 francs ; Ihis suite, it is said, will bun very limited. Monday se'nnight a young Lady of very respecta ble appearance and address, who has been imposing on the humanity and good•nature of several worthy individuals in the neighbourhood of Preston, su.i denly took her leave, and is supposed to have gone to Liverpool. She came about a month ago from La:l- I i.aster, and after remaining in Preston about a week, went to Walton-le-dale, where she called at an inn, and began to exercise her art by assuming a very frantic behaviour, and apparently attempting to com mit suicide. Her strange conduct being made known to the neighbourhood, she was taken into the house of a very respectable family, where every means Were used to alleviate het seeming distress. When the as sumed paroxism was over, she told a very plausible and piteous tale of having been seduced from her home, (one of the Cirst inns ia Birmingharn,) by a Gentleman who of erwards deserted her ; that she was pregnant and dare not return to her guardian uncle; with many other moving circumstances. Al though some parts of her story did nut hang very well together, every 0:1'2 who. saw her sympathised in her , ituation, and letters were written with a view to bring about a reconciliation with her supposed friends. She, however, spared her hospitable bene factors any further trouble, by taking her departure, Frobably intending to practise several impositions on the be.sevoleat credulity of other individuals. We understand she had imposed, in a like manner, upon several persons at and near Lancaster, before the came to Preston, and that she had actually received money from them to pay her coach-far.^ to Liverpool. SLEEP-WA t;xan.--Thursday the 17th instant, J.Ho garth, of Firbank. Westmorland, :t young man who for some time back has gone to Howgill school, arose from his bed fast asleep, and went a distance of two miles and a half before he awoke; and to his great astonishment found himself sitting in Ilowgill cha pel porch, adjoining the school. Ile afterwards went above a mile, to a friend's hone, to borrow some clothes, as his only covering was a shirt and night cap. He has not received the least injury, though the night was frosty, excepting in his feet, which were much bruise I. The following day, in the road by which he went, were found his Gresk Testament and Bible, which he had been tea iii.g the night before, according to custom, and a slate was also found at the school door. It appears that he had called to see a friend as usual by the way; and on approaching the door had said, What are you in bed yet ?' and, being asked what he wanted, replied, lam going to school, sure,' and marched off. Mtatorat IN TIIE WEST INDIES.-011 the 23d tilt. J. Maci.soo. Esq. of Ecclestown Plantation, Ja maica, was found dead on the road not far from his own residence. His skull was dreadfully fractured and there were other marks of violence on the body. A. Coroner's Jury sat on the body, and returned a verdict—" Wilful Murder against some person or persons unknown."—From the extraordinary perseve rance of Mr. Rose, nephew to the above unfortunate Gentleman, the murderers have been discovered, and prove to be two slaves, ore the property of Mr. G. Mtxorr, of Portland, and the other belonging to Rose Garden estate.—Mr. MACLEOD was in the 76th year of his age, and had resided the greater part of Lis life on the island : he was a widower, but Las lea two daughters to lament their father's dreadful fate. A shocking murder was committed on Tuesday last, in Warwickshire. As a young man and woman were returning home from Kenilworth Statute, they were overtaken on the road by four men, one of whom wanted to take indecent liberties with the wo-, man : the young man took her part, and was woundE cd by one of the villains with a penknife in the ab domen, through which his bowels protruded, and he died in consequence. The perpetrator of the act, we, understand, is iu custody. OLD BAILEY SE z":..1ii: , .. S. Yesterday Lydia Hill, aged 23, was convicted of stealing twenty shillings in copper Money, tilt. pro- rerty of William Lida The prosecutor keeps a pub lic house in King-street, Seven Dials, and prisoner ; lived in his house. On the evening of the 3d of Sep tember he missed the money in question. and sus pecting the prisoner, Le went to her apartment, where, being charged with the theft, and an officer sent for, she voluntarily produced the money, and said she had got it from cite prosecutor's niece, but this was denied. —Guilty. The CONIMON SBRJEANT.—.I am sorry to think you have acted so basely, and disgraced a _very worthy husband, who appeared much attached you. The Court are bound to punish you very 5e - verely, and will certainly do so, as you had not the slightest excuse for the theft. John Jones, aged 21, and James Crisuch, 14, were convicted of stealing two pigs, the property of Charles Prendergast. The COMAION SERJEANT addressed , he prisoners— " As to you, Jones, there is little doubt but that you have been guilty of this felony. You are a known thief, and besides the ofleace of which you have now been found guilty, you have to answer for the crime of making a thief of that young boy. You, Jones, shall certainly be transported ; and the Court will see if any distinction can be made between the case of that young thief and yourself." The prosecutor recommended the boy to mercy. The COMNIUN SEILYEANT—I as , :n're you, that your recommendation, if attended to, would be of infinite mischief to the child. The Court has only this oh • ject in view—to put him out of the way of temptation. John Sheer and Samuel ilamfidd were convicted of stealing a pair of sheets, the property cf James Henry Leigh. The prisoners got into tne house under pre tence of sweeping chimnies, and took their opportu nity of stealing the property. The CostatoN SERMANT—TES is not the first time you have been placed at this bar. I have seen you both before. The Court will not suffer you with impunity to render your trade subservient to your schemes of villany. You shall both of yeti be Sent out of the country. John Lewis was convicted of stealing a pair of pantaloons, the property of Edward Willis. He plea ded distress as his excuse. _ . The Commos SERJEANT—I 3111 afraid this is not the first time you have made that defence. You know' poverty is no excuse for crime. You must undergo some corporal punishment, and a temporary impri sonment. I v seeif I can get you a situation in the Refuge for the Destitute. C. Ilenslcy was found guilty of stealing a chaise ' harness and saddle, the ptoperty of J. Fisher, Esq. Chief Clerk of the Auditor's Office, in the Exchequer. 7'. Ckapnan was charged with stealing three beds and other articles, the property of J. Rolls. It ap peared that the furniture was in apartments, which he rented at 4s. per week, in the house of the prisoner. The prosecutor resided in another house; but on the 14th of June he knew that all his furniture was safe. On the 15th of August, however, he found that the beds and other articles were gone. 1k made appli cation to Bow-street Office, and the prisoner was takes into custody. F. Knight, a shoemaker, had permission from the prisoner to work in his house, and went there oa the I.sth of June ; at this time there was no furniture in Mr. Chapman's part of the house, except five chairs. What there might be in Mr. Roll's apartments he could not tell. Witness remained in the house a week, and during that time the prisoner took away the chairs ; but he removed no other furniture that the witness knew of. J. Greenock, on different mornings between the 15th and 21st of July, observed the prisoner, as early. as six o'clock, remove a green fender, a set of fire irons, a bed, and a bundle, containing articles to which he could not speak. Cross -exarnined—Witness was a milkman, and w's on his way to the milk-house when he S4W the pri soner as he had stated: had understood the prisoner was a broker. Knew that the prisoner had a partner in the house, named Cooke. J. Black, on the 10th of August, about nine in the evening, saw the prisoner come out of his home with a large bundle. Witness snid. " You d—d rascal, yon have been robbing the house." The prisoner ran off as fast as possible, and the witness called the watch. The prisoner, however, escaped. T. Cooke never was an actual partner with the pri soner, but lived with him, He quitted the house be fore quarter-day, and took his furniture with him. Cross-examined—There note cards printed with their joint names, with the witness's knowledge; but they had parted in February, J. Collins, a Constable, apprehended t h e pr i soner , who said he knew what he was taken about ; some furniture ; but it could be made up, and he wanted the witness to go into a public-house, bat the wit- Incss refused. The prisoner, in his defence, said, it was a spiterul prosecution. Re could prove there were four keys to the house in question. Ile had persons in attend ance to speak to• his character yesterday, but they were not now in Court. Verdict—Guilty. MAatsonouGn-sTßEire.—Archi&all M'A'aughten, Esq. was, yesterday, brought to this Office, charged wian assaulting a watchman in Pali-Mall—John Ligo,'a watchman in Pall-Mall, stated, that at half past twelve o'cloc k, on Sunday morning,. the defen dant was singing and disturbing the neighbourhood of Pall-Mall, and on Ligo speaking to him, he rapped him over the head with his stick. Ile then wert to the sentinels at Carlton House, and continued his noise, when they called the watchman to t.the him 'away. In doing so defendant seized him by the throat, and bad nearly choaked him, when another watchman pulled him off.—This watchman proved the assault, and added, that Ligo was black in the face, and would have been throttled dead in five mi -1 macs, had he not released him.—Mr. M , Natigliton said, he placed himself under the sentinels for pro tection from the watchman,.who had once extorted motley from him, and he was followicg him about, as he conceived, for the.same purpose. lie added, that the watchman had stolen the handkerchief It ont his neck.—The Magistrate ordered bail to be funnel, auless the watchman could be satisfied. A ',levier for the watchmax.'s neck settled the bmincss, and the L affair eudzd. LV DON; Lilted d V• *LW, • . . T PIIICE3 OF CR I A I :N ---3 A I T IR M IWr ARK.:AXIL c::r . , 2t. inetuts. Swill Bums .... sr ~ Wheat, Kent and Tick 4.'... to • ".......:: , 7 ` . ' lisses - 701 1484 Oau, Potatoe .. '' .... -C - ' Suffolk '7os Iks - p o i an d ... _ • 4 • Norfolk - Ford .... •••••• :; 1 4' , Rye.- .... ............ 56s 60. Flour, per si c ; .. .. . --..:- • Carley (Now) ........44s 7.2 a llakes...d, per I A .......' Sisk ... • .....765 Sts ~ • - - - - " b Grey is: 'L l t e i ; P c e 1 st . : : : :. K :ii-e r s A " p: . 0 : 1 7 : .R90.674::D25C:58:;;$ :71.13L.tie:Lect21k..t.r;:::•ilit‘:11:::41i'eitn';:rbiStlan'll.(1/111b11- 45 Od to Co ett I Pork ...... ....'ls Ici ti II; :; I . II 1.1 31 2 1 (By the Carcase.) we -1 4d to 4s 41 I Vold • : 4d to e t i Mutton Lamb 46. 4(1. to .:".•. Id. PRICKS or HAY 41,>41 STRAW V r.. - 1:" ,: r rip T--4 p lat I ST. JA IKreS. • ••••1.1:1r11, I •t„. sr bo Hay... 71 Os Od to Li 15s Cd 1Ly...71 it: Od is ', r,,,) St Oo ta v v :r al 9 8s . oCda to I S i l 17 0: ( 0 4 .1 ‘ .. (I .'fl c•r w er t": B l l l ....___ r: tCs re t 7: ; ' , . c .-- :, 4 4. m 4 3 . 'tern PRICE OF HOPS. -......... lilW Ris e. ihre Kent ......71 es to 81 86 I Kert r•L :0 a r. ~ samPl Susses 71 Os to 81 Os S - ..P.'..Z .. ...C: Oa t ~,- ,7 Esse: Ol Os to 01 Os F.499!X .......1 Os . 1 , 1 ( .. ,: -NI Foreign Ol Os to 01 Os Fan:htra ...'I.; e. :- *" -mind: ._.-._ PRICC or TALLOW, SOAP, ....::: C.IN)rL7S,` St. James's Market ......5s 61 1 Towa Tellw .......... ,•s,‘, White Al p c and e ar eso cit rer;ib ". d . ) . o s 43l z s . 3 C l : d 4 d , c ) s l i . `. ei c 1 1: 5 .t ; : : : ,: e......?: . 11 4 t .. a1 ia .... 1 ..... ; ... , ........ c t e 1..rt 4 - tA .,. .. 61.: ' aft aare ( far aepr ktt stutioniek , . Yellow Soap, 118s--Mottled, 1245-C..r,:, 1?3,....4,.,......1. 4 ass RAW HIDES. 1 (per Best Heifers ---- a and Steers Of.linv.ry ...2 $ C s , t •• al itotte)...s..2s 'ed to 3s CI Mi•--ket C.:.:11s Cd to 0 eg Middlings ...2s 4d to 2$ 6d Este. llov:e Os Wto ty Is NOR' Sheorlins--Polled, 4$ 6d to 5s Od--.;..,7: 73 , 3, ..d to 4, &eat - Hap, 26 2il to 2$ 84-1,4_111 , ,Zs64to C s Id. - T COAL .%, A LKET, ;rte :^. --... Ships at Market. Ships Solti. ;:::e. ts Es 31: ItTeseca Ale 31i 42s tki to 441 M Sc. 9 Sunderland . 9 40s C. to Et fd 1 Welsh Coal 0 --s au ......., ci, .... •.• Lot -....--_:..... A Gentleman, yesterday. prese*tad One !!;:.died .44. Pounds, in One and Two Found Bank -notes, a: the Till Bank, in payment, when hoed y of the Nitta term. turned marked " Forged." They were ail tskt. by Taw-. a respectable markeogariener, in the count of his 'ate business, in Covent-garden Market. , ;.: Th.l: The late genial rains have had a great and rlzasint The effect in the prices of articles in B.•th. Foutres, the I which a fortnight before sold at 18s. per sack, were T; r on S.atarday last reduced to 10s. Butter 'Ad. tol9- 1 saa.t per lb. Cheese has also looked downwards; tri p . , f ., there is no doubt that through the winter, provi , '-... ~It of every kind will be most plentifully &applied, Ltd . Ap; the prices proportionably reduced. s. T A few days age, as the team of 'Zr. illta . .r, r. Sanningwell, near Abingdon, were at plr-;r, tl-, die fore horse tool: fright, and fuming ro;;::•, :HI: • down the driver, a lad named Stew". 1:...: -. :-..-:e . si team immediately set via at full speed, c!ra-,-.7r - a; t' . .;.! Ata poor hoy a distance of 80 yards, w . ..a wa, so d-r ' fully bruised, that he died iu the ( ..r.-ut 1,...:1117,7 ri three days after. •lek Saturday so'naight, a child ahcitt ''...-e -ear crate, belonging to Ntt. John Nicholson, 0i......,‘,,-;••••; ;au rac e. h t Calderbricige, was unfottunaze:y !-;!...1 Ii i ,rag Lo: falling upon it from a well. B.:, Friday an afflicting circumstazte ::-..-'.. F'.,:ce in Bulvertrithe Bay, near Hastings. L'..au, .-',:'.; six I4V "' It men, from the Camilla cut.er, statioaa. car .'le. cat:t for the prevention of smuggling, had heaa w.,1...,`...0:e 11:r2 hi to obtain - provisions. These Evan ; prvcarc Ic: flex- .„ hill, the nien returned to their boat, by ~:.i,li dices (..,, corm had arisen. The cutter being belt ;. t a s'a,.::a for * • tame from shore, the men deter:M.:el to lent cEn , „_ wards her, and were s!•ortly car;:;:d -ei". "..1:a4:. , • a It tance by the breakers. In an ins' --t !hay lot .7,-..: of the cutter. The storm iacreascd. a:-...1 Cte putt: 7.- -;,- • men resoled on making again for the Oat:a. Tie •-• attempt proved fatal, for having ;fist sac:a-teed it '/- turning their boat towards the 'Ant!, a e'-.-e.tdi ul w.:tt 1 . 4 ; sunk them. Four of the unhappy n:en per;led, and a ' a fifth would also have fallen a vi , .niat, I::: our Ca C;AI humane conduct of or Beachen, a stnna.,--ler, \::G 1 , seeing the transaction, instantly nv"anicii - his hors, b;,; and rade to the spa time enough to reicue a felts ',... creature from a watery ware. Gae cf tit. sufferer' tr."- , was a young man frora Bye named Chandler. i . ...: ' other three were 1- om Poitsmouth. r. The Small For has made its aria-:.once` in clIFe- la , rent parts of Preston, and in som • cases has tenr.i. TI t., nated fatally. We are, however, enoi.lci to 1. - :::. C.......t tor, several instances Were rome to our kt..twled . 7, - -, where k t. ' children who bad been vaccinated, la a; ': r:. i:. -.1.e 1 ,, same bed with those ;111i:enact with :it; tut.:.....• - ‘ . .7., 131 I have etcaped the malady. las -- - . I. . M A 11 P IVO. At Kinleith, the 22.1 lost. 11r. S. 'i;..r5.'...1., P...." , ... ef tht /lon. East India C••rnpany'l6.•rvirr.", to kzr;, t td..;.4-4:.:c Is:, : of 11r. Mikan Watsrat, iii:•.:vith. - At EtliaburLit, the f.':"l inst. the Rcv. 1.1-1 V x..sc! Tsrt4 Minister of Aladderty, to Penelope, second d:....rhtet . of ,Tc.ll j • Cray, Lsq. Geotge-binare. DIED. L 1 At Tiloate, County c.f Westmeath, the sth its.. Dr. f • ",-!: i.. 1 t Meleßle, A. M. of tin! ICt.ife b a of (lase,..:, and M.l). ef •rir:l as, . Colh•go, 14:114:n. lie , At 11/ackpool, the 18th inst. rudd y r.:••, 1,7 e. :7, C:r..:•. 7..' th, etas Lees, of Ilal:fax. At Nantes, the 4th inst. John Shaw, LLD. Ids H . :. ;' - i'i 1 ` • ‘„A. su dicial Asscssot at 3.auritias. ..':t Kitkboar:, tit- !Ca: in.!. in the r.r...h yta: of her 7,:e. I'. l -- iAna.' Irvir , f., tic •hic:'ar. of a consun.i.... - , 1... - or./ .•? ~.,•• firmed by her unwea.ied acen.1.1.%, on the deul, L ..1 cf r• p i 1 affectionate moiler. f I.aly, Ti...wh CU.E y •or. of 11•••7 tt-7es-.••••:t1:rk..! , I - . tte I . ::: i-h et* Creietekt • • 11-•.• vas k Fed ts; the I.psetth.7. • • 4 c: . ' Ila,len with w...0e1,0ue of LI., pit ca• , :.•,f trlt?.:b per.e . trt.lihr , ..,h.: 4 •': -l e , w tql pr 3tl 2y, at i.a.-..!ast r, - mi:c:t i....< ,, cued, .7. , 5..1-r ', v " , iI. an elderly tr.aldt a lady. :la?. E7:el alc.te, And her iu ;••.'.:.••7 4 r 3 not ituviu.: 1.!..!:: or fic•.••(1 11:: da-i,•.: lE.! merrl - g, a . ....t" to . 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