Star. — London, England, 1828-09-30 00:00:00

~~~ ON THE RUINS OF CAERPHILLY CASTLE, IN GLAaIORGANSHIRII • alakestic moriumeets of times gone by, That tell the tale of ancient Chiealry ; • What theses no more the heamiifid and gay Within thy wags disport their time away; What though tby scenes of revelry are led, And they that basted in beauty here ate dead; Thy grandeur gone, and e'en thy founder's name To us is Wetted front the rolls of fame; Still fancy shag recall the magic scene Of story past—of that which einc!itath bees. Fled are those days, whets dmusaties tlarongell thy talk, And Valour, Seamy, met within thy wails; When seta tic's aCteMli tbrougttist arches rang, And watia'ring minstrels feats of heroes Ilan. No longer tilt and totienametst are seen Those knight/I sperts--to grace thy verdant great; To sounds of harp ne longer now advance, Beauties and warriors in the army dance. Once all was life, each careless happy breast Bounded writ jot too deep to be empress d; ht sweet forgetfulness of ev'ry care, Young rose.crowit'd Joy dtgeated, rewell'd there; - Shed from his wings, that wake a wild pedant, Fulness of Me that saw not ills to come. Fled are those days—and many a Beauty beigit. Whose eye Isere dangled with encessof light. . ‘Filso glided once, in buoyancy and bloom. Vie admiration of else crowded roost, Rae sank so earth—of ter as trace i. /eft— Bereft of life--of all her charms hark These bps all eloquent, that *Mt were be User oady titterers of the ready weed, • New In the grave in wrecidees silence lie, Lees he that gealpk of butina vaulty. Ali! 'abating saw time ton - a -festal night, When the heart thrills is madden of delielst, ' When ev'ty gloom that weighs wan the heart In sorrow's morley shape, mist thou &par a-- And, moth*sibtbappinese that reigns armed, • We grief itself awnie fergets its wound; Ak! wise tiat saw thee on a alit film Mk. • Wises the Whole soil *cents swallowed op isi Wisc. • Thought of the days when thou no more obasild'a be The fiaosen haunt of lime and be e ery? Thought shot the fermi that gaily'sweperiang G pride of bring, Insidin the gallant throng, • Se seat should mix with earth, sistamen to tame, Padded dick beasity,lon their very same? 011. Time! that leveller cf brume guide! " 4? Thole arethy world—riestructilia is shy brisk; • And many a betoken arch and pillar tell • That thy all-powerfal scythe has teivinqpiet we 4. Where, Seagry's bloom? Nit syme— . tis past away. Where's Grandeur's eteneiteat? ss ask Decay. And Stypt's pyrasids witbaket a matey ' Lae* man ts warn, andtriumph etc his fame. 1 111%ece are the warden that is days of yam iiiwaged o'er this castle! they are sets no mote; Asa rains only putt tbe presom moue ' The mighty wrecks of that arbidk outoeltaith been. - Reeked are the wattage of tie roet's And winds are tinging glory's fmetal kes4l ThroUgh the teas arches meet? the atoonlog blest. the dirges of lefty ages past; 4nd rehesseeei the shadowy ascpenbeeen fags. • And gent!q shiseth o'er these ruined wags, • Here would' roam; to nuiditstimo giver, Feae modal, and wing sty thoughts to Heaven! : Alban li rget thalL A HERMIT. • Somewhrre in the cementite ofGoodvnaricherher there Eves an old pitchman, who, without any stretclthig of; the word, may he called a hermit.: When be fist case •to residothere the place was as wild and lonely aL any.. 1114 A hater could desire; foxes, bears, Muir eels, pigetnN. and bluebirds,. were for years his only and the,' solitary poured the wrections of his heart upon spiga, • hens, duck; and d ocktings; which for meclthe whiten( his" companionship.. tie .wilt 'a leg house for his d it is :cede pieced atchisccture—it has neither dotty air window, if we mai ettept a fork through' which Kyn beer Irk* eattrance acid Of his ecit.. The ferwitike the mansionif as simple sad vide as can well he vlsOceiVed thereare soase planks aid in Sundrypositionsiiktich Arse a s chairs—..a pot. a platter; soda spi on. HislireliAthes resembles a canoe that. a•place for sieep--bewlerthe trunk of a tree hollowed out. Oct large eaivightecOOlA him. in wilier be places this bed or cantle 1041 its ,side, with its face to the' fire, nadtherehe enjoys his re-; pose. His clothing is voine;hat like that E nt Itobiltscti C.1, 41 50N being composed el the sicini'isr sach attlinals as be may chance to' kill ' His .atilY emptriyineut in the cultivation of a few . roods of ground.. on. Which Ise*rears circa and'o'ntaitoes for the benefit iffris g• live stock." With them he *enters into chinretsition.— Asks them qUestions, and farnishrs them with antWeri.- IHis • diet is spare—potators„ onions, Mier ' agate,. chicken. His heard is redolent* of " days before the flood:" Of lane he feels rather itiltoylfilltaie'atikie in toads Which mankind are snaking upon the solids that . encircled him. For ar"ny yearsthere were "bora twenty: , miles of untouched toren on each side of him, urns which sae and csloUghshale have been making Garin, changes, Haman haiiiration And Ii inn indust r y are; now within tour, Osiles:e.if his lerninage. A:friend 'oti oar own eves pceatmeiia pay the hermit *hit. The. old Man always teceiwes him with politeness, 'but . his; visitations, Omagh "few and far betwees"giveesrident: T'Otithrage to the &masticated pigs and pintitry—,they are as foadof lemelinessasVair owner, aadl the appear. l aace of a stranger creates a cackling cif acs dithiousins-; post. Oace or twice of late, the hermit has left his wilderness, and, with prai-encirthy loylity, joined the militia ranks at parade. and he stands at the bead bf the corps to which he belongs with evident zeal for the Mice of his most excellent. M jesw. He is a fralsnless good old man—what WastVe cause of los forsaking the '4 by/ world" we cannot tell.—Noaticat Herod. Ltucstrooc.,Vetet.27.—Thursday altars/300 Thasasi Charlton, a viatebousealm4 in Zhe etairsioy tf lirestrao Ewart and Co: WAS found lying across the bottom 'cif Ili ladder Iri" feel high. which 'tads apinto a warehonaf in Union-speei, used tat their warehousemen and Porters to Asiegable in. Ito other person was in the warehouse; or yard at the tinge, and his hat was on the landing-! 'place at the top af the ladder. from which place be 4sad: no doubt laden backward. An inqUest was yiestertiay held on the body befork * Mr. BAILLI.II Souk 'when a verdict was recurred ci "Fohnd bead." , BARE ACMES.— llAstirea E4t *Nib:l4nm. There was; platter in the load sato came to 'his nelgabour,and said to . bins —" Neighbour, I hear that: you bane lately brought a good mote of seevanis wit of the bat ship Whitb faille hang linglaud; and I hear, withal!, that you wantisrosistuns. I„4,ave great NW f a woman servant, and would be g'ad to Naito in emanate. 11 you wilt Inv me base some of fast wont's Seib, yam have come of my bog's flesh." lie d i e •ptic' was tart-..a give utoti tot the bog's Seek and darned a tonalities* thettommes. The sea:.,4 were set up, and the neightmor haste maid that was fat. lazy, and good Ise soothing. Mr says Was Honor. Vhe snap brought a great fat sew, and pot it in Wit soak. and Heller "": put in the other; but when tte owner of the Sew saw hair much I she outweighed the animal, be broke dE Use Maoist, and would) ! m t 119,1° L.: w • • A•,,FAMILY PARTY .—B etween t w o reffectalllewwf, Lies livink in this ‘ ,. unty the tollovfli , . interniasfulAgf hive taken place:-The eldest f . pn rrthe elm Mairiel the eldest s dauglittr ortheothek; * ihnitly erwards tfiel celcond ion snatiied the iteitltdest clausbirr ;.and that the youngest hint Vat: taken wsto: himself. •t fa' ho t t er ' m id siorse.'" . !ye ynhoge;t clauiibcer. The rites ofinapiage wejelies6unsecirniAree sorcessise months; it io tth thegi t ryeari, on 'the 'serial day it earl, I lbdiajpasi 'day a eich weelt,;:taschs G4ll. t • n. ' • 0,„!, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. GUILDHALL. A pear woman named Elizaietk Parry •as Lied ten pseuds for attessipting to !covey above a gallon of gin into the debtors prison in Wbitecross street. Some friend paid tbe automat for her, and abe was liberated. A person awned Wiliam Dyke, of gentleinanly appearance, who Jo& claimed to be nearly related to Lord Castlemagb, was charged With assaulting eight watchmen, two soperinteatiensa of the watch, and a constable of the night, of the Ward of Farringdon about cue o'clock on Sunday morning, in blewgate-market. Many persons were anaMus to be beard spun this case, but the Alderman could se ill apace date to listen to a long story. that not owe gut a foll traria& mid the metitsof the ease were ant narrated. It seemed, hOwever, that Mr. Dyke was going home wither friend, who, seeing a watchman trying the fastenings of • the shutters on his beat,ohsenred," That fellow is trying to get in." The Watch: man admonished him, and told kiln it was easy to get into, but hard to get ma of a row. An altercation and general row full wed. in which some one accused Mr. Dyke of having stolen an umbrella be carried, but which was, in fact, his own. Mr. Colingwood, a talesman in the niarket, by *ay of terminating the business., snatched the umbrella front Mr. Dyke and gave it to time claimant. who wanted ce, no doubt chuckling at the ?sitcom of leis trick. Mr. Dyke became enraged at the loss of his itinbrella, and in se-, curing hint hie clothes were tern to pieces. Mr. Collingwood de. dared he never in his life saw watchmen so shamefully Al.treat arty am as they did Mr. Dyke. On the other band, some of the watch men complained of being assauhed by Mr. Callingwood. The first witness wait an Irish watchman, who ethaysted the I A/detonates patience in relating a part of the conversation between I Um mid Mr. Dyke, anal his friend, before the affray omaineueed. - 1 beg your pardost—(taid Sir Claudius Hunter, in:emptily Nail! —IL hes:your pa:dente caning short your story, but I atu sure me , daould never set to the end of it. You put yourself out by your circumlocution. Tao gave him goad advice, there is no doubt of it. You are an Irishman, and know ag about that. Who else' ' wishes to say 311/ shisg? The superintendant of the watch, the constable of the sight, the; defendant, and Mr. Collingwood, attempted to 111.4 V hat were each in thtir turn cut short; and Sir Claudius got rid al the case, by teging 11r. 'Dyke te. /laud kis c.ird to the catistaide of the eight, that lienaiglat carry his oonsplaint elsewhere if he Pleased.' 'and hy informing Mr. Dyke and Mr. Collingwood that their coat plaints against the watchman would he attended so, upon applici-i then tore: Alderman of the Ward (Crowder) tat whom he would mortician che cam. him. Dyke was discharged. Thelma, dealer, who was mandril on Saturday for aellirg a 14msdered horse in Smithfield, was discharged; Sir C. Hoarse : 1 believing the prisoner s story that he did eat know the horse was dimmed, no roof Wag isuatAied 4sa 411 C other side that he dad know t.• I BOW-STREET. A Spaseard. lelerVacunia, was brought ep ea an awn& war. cant e charged by another Spaniard. Peter Canatanas, wkh having situate-nisi to beat hint. The defendant described himself as Mitring been a etagere& General Mina's army, and the complainant 'spied aintselflate Auditor and Supreme Judge of General Mina's army. M. %Anomie, a friend a the defendant, acted as intelpreser, anJ, 'by his sratements, it appeared that the defendant had taken offence, at seenecespirks "'hien the complainant (Castalaaas) had made en Lis pekticalcondact, in a work which he (lie defendant) had written • and ,paiblished in South America, called • Au Accomit of the Cana. /*gent General .Mina in eitiitliti4:" •Ilth defendant, at the interne-sie it of Sir R. &met, pledged his known . 'thaYite‘wooki not again annoy the complainant, and, on his . Wiend the hiterreter 'becoming astiwerable for his iteltaviow, he wasdiscbarged. . • • ; Amur /Mem 2r:Essest, 4rieer of a coach, waslined ins for oh.• `etructing the footpath at aiming ekes with hie toath ; and ales .mixed as iind hail for a 'Owl! ass..e.t i curnmlite..l by blin ou the reign of Caninthe, an Attorney, the Gintioman who caused Mat to be fined. • • • Two Orions paewand tbeciceivea to Sir IL &Roe, to be swam in VI treaat &Maks for tte London t niversity. Sir Rice* PAD mid than that they were not to consider•thenkrives as L'ahb Gn stables. but as Corittables.eposially appointed ler the rotten= •of the Univality. ~, • - . • .• . - -MA4I,I4IOIIOI..;OII.•STREET. Iretordeta yinnig titan. nunedAsep.st Jiiffien liming the appear. *tzar al/tient 'poi Ili-might from • the watclihou.t. of St. Anti's iiirielyliehikillstifierilleeeritenr,oltarged with the futlowing robitery.„: lbelar4 rkasaats:emehmaii to Joseph Goolhart, Esq. deposed,' that the. prisoner Was crepioyed in .the stables of Mr. Goodhart. at' liiightenond skptis bu apartment over the st.bles, whgre the wit fit.4s Vie slept. On Thriday last the: witness, on going into Ida meat, missed his watch; on looking further be docueered that the Areater part at his wearing apparel was also gone, and the prisoner not notitMg his appearance at ids wind time, wittiest set out in put k. suit of the primmer, and trsaiei taint at farm Tooting. and them eallgored a constable, nod 'hod traced the primate( ep to Loa the, where he waamkprefiende4l. • s James Hain p is table OVEittiterthani,traced hint to a lodging tau4)Faadoianntteet.' :whose, atter watehing lentil twelve &click st ght, b. wrillfgxbri hint voids coming 'home, and iiidged Mai in4t. 'Ann's .witelthoasse... Ai tie prSouer•e lodging the witness 'hound 41ka tortatiuglappand tips" prodtaced. • listeletand,:a een*alilerf 01Vparieb. whohniched the prisoaer's ?trial' at the drasitlitonse. said. timt be IMO* again him the two. staindies and appreadagesiiivy presimied.. • diaiattaae poisantsr &elided Miring any thing,4B aod lona . • lisilpointeitted fee trial, . • • • • • • •Id AUT-LA.I3CIIIME. • .direlkaosOketrowit chatted with heart ia thelause the !maker. air.Aeniti, ea &Malay ansining, with intent so' peak . limy. The family epise..ia a Cotholic Chair' attached- to she house, when *deg game she alway s and a wean, going ,care What was thematic', jotandeliepaisener(vaho was same year snip a foot man in the home) in the hall, withite'kie shoes. lie rant away, daur was oreeteaken an ithacields, - Where kie-shomia torn.Mrew, add a Fi t ti ng toile haii-d•or out *lndia his pocket. lie said be ease ned the bower queue* so spook to Ilk. fielby.but was alarmed by the ditg.-.41e was cosatiskted. Mr, Toilet; -a boarding house beeper, is' Wimpoieltreet. com-1 plaited that.. he had lteen dckanded . by a Mrs . Gwyn, who engine- , Stated herself a* a wealthy Widow, awl took a lodging is kis Unto.' kit staring.that she shadd raring a Large .quantity et plate and limo+ ittto*theshi)use dela day, evbiab would be security for rem, die slimed limy tsi. &Jinn leer without any reference for character. she want doter, sent tree maid among the neighbouring tradesswa s l *d obtained nearly weld of grocery kern tee, a•Torksktiel • ham koala wood, de bottles et pert atom n third. /Vargas apples r and delicious woks bread a fourth, and all that heart can owl& fir treat the Italian od warehouse of a fifth.. Nett day she decamped,' Carrying away two of Me. Taylor'salaniask needling. Mr. a&WL4Nliati said he could glee Mr. Taylor no redress ' and it Will to be regretted that the views of swindlers were so given aided by the &alit, with which respectable persons admitted them into then' hadses. The tradesmen, indeed. ought te look ice re. deem to the landlord whoreceived such lodge's without any inquiry, QUE.: N..SQLJA it& • Smarmy was re-examined, charred with robbing Bryan Madden et 11 soveseigns, The complainant stated, that at ten o'clock an the night 43 r the 211th eh. lie in.t the prisoner, and being a 'truism . in London, be inquired his way to No. It, Satfron.hill ; he said he would ta►e hint to the house, and after leading him through several streets, be knocked at the tiox of a house, which .was opened by three men, who knocked hint down, acid the pri soaertilled his pockets of 11 sovereigns, and they then 'Jade. lia r , Witness was some days atterw•aeds.ai►prehctided as a desrrie,r,4l4l. l'edgod In Tuthill-fields prison. Last week, as he was walking in the paid of the prison, the prisoner was brought in for an assault, and by instantly recognised him. Mr. )I.IIUUDIT asked the climplainant if he was quite positive as ao the prisoner being the stab who La/ takenJaint to the house? . complainant-1 wit. 1 should know the prisoner among a tionsand. rtieptisneler most solemnlyprorested his itmocence,,and declared lee weer sew the tomplahoot in his hfe until he entered Tuthill, Nelda Prison. Be could produce witnesses to prowi that he was 411 a different quarter of town um the eight the complainant raid be was roubed, if time was allowed him—Mr. Marriott said; Oat emery latiiiity should be allowed to the prisoner. 11e prisimer hawing sent for his friends, produced a numbet of Witnesses,' Mil* were all caantined separately, and who prated, to the saeldsatiun of 'every one. that the prisoner was in their corn 'p.m* on the meg in question, in Wych.street, Strand, from half past eight io die evening mai twelve i clock. Mr. Mintimer said, be was perfectly satisfied of the prisoner's ailiocence. and that the complainant was mistaken in his 1mm0... The prisoner was then discharged. WOKS HIP—STREET. Delefer, a boy about twelve years of age, stands fully sontilsatted furotealing a vaitiable bundle of clothes from the house 'of Jane Ryan, inf Camle.street, Finsbury. The loot was stopped y ou ism Watinesday, lu Leonard.sqtarze. mid was s er a to drop the bundle. Grive.iliadoeisr, and a wan= who lives with that as his wife, were bosh fully cuisamitted far robbing the &edgiest they occupied in the housed Frederick liceves,of bboreditch. LAMILIiT IL-STRUM Yesterday Jima "raw We. chiti 4 4dth tabbiag Thomas D upe: , a m e ch.*. ut a seetriga- The eemplaleavt stated, that an s a wadi), idgtst the pidsisiel and aeathar !resale prevailed ea him to sav e thess taupe rekeehanents, and ahsYwards to aceumpan y them up a &A bar, where therlsoner, assisted by bar eoinpaaiun, tar. cibly tookfroonlaispeschsca severe*. Ids peoparty. The wawa& Was Isdly committed dot adsh Ate lad* the Ur, she looked - _ significantly at the prosecutor, wince Inetprealbles stets ratter the] worse Inc wear, and etcisbned,"• Well, old chap, if Vas lisped, I will send you Maya pair of breeolms fdr your sovereign." TO* 1 4 141 A LL. Ames Scat was charged with committing a a robbety is Union. street Chapel. The prisoner came in a little before eight o'clock, and sat down beside a Mr. Genrbleton, but after abort, five minutes rose and went oat again is a great burry. This exciting his suspicion, be looted for his bat. arul discovered it was gone, and a rebbishing one gm worth 41 left in its stead. lie permed the prisoner, and massed bins with it on his head. It had become a very censuses practice, so less than four bats having been stolen la a ',haat way within a mark. Sir J. Psaarno casunitted the prisoner for trial. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. NorwmAsicar, Mammy &MIMI. • 'the Races to.day were decided thaw-- The Trial Stakes of to sees. cads ; for titter Tr 4145. 7e 71b ; fear, est alb; 6we.9at rib; sic. and aged. ilst Sib. A.F. Vied G. H. Cave:Wides b c Aropll44. 4 Yrs Mr. rayoescia Oppidam, s yes . Rau by ahead after a fine race. 0.11 I Veda lienevesi of the Grabd Duke If ichael Stakes'of SO one. eadi, foe colts. SA 71b; and Allies. sst Sib. A. V. Duke d flatland's bt c Cadlaud Mr. Payne 's eke 0101= Mr. Psynesck e lay shes—.l nitke . of Grafton br k Omen Duke of l'ortlAnd's lkotliet to . Mains —. Fourteen fa11.... - Wen etvy by tn. lengths. Southold.... -; I -: f .: 1 • 4 —• s Match r. Y. C. Mr. Parted Mufti, est lie..letseattesi forfeit realm [Aid reek. tack". Luna, lit 2 , 1 b. • Match 900 Nee. ft ft. T.M.M. Duke of Or•eften's rtuquoite. Sala. received 76 eree. Ark* fmea Lord Taiktnek's &mita, est tib. Match ZOO au.. k ft. First half.( Ak. M. Mr. Payee d r Skin, set Ilb. eeeeked forfeit frost the Duke of llichisesuri &rawer:ea 411,..-4 1 41.1. Mails !Da son. Lard %revalues's e {dap) hir , Mr. Lowe, nit Mr. Mowers f by St. Tow S abeq. Lord Cattenslides brther- to Godolphin, Doke of Richmond's illiacketan.vid Ogee( ittirdapes c have declared Wok. CARLISLE ILACKS, Star. 25. A 'Maw of Jo Woos. Heats, two intim Mr. Edwards' b t by Troop Jr. Jackson's b The &jig_ , Mr. Jopatu's be Coulter " • Mr. Within e w'Mateo! of Linnets. ... .... 3 5 I __ 4 3,2 _. $ 2 .3 Mr. Slap.° Yb I Young Dediea! V 4 4 A Mae of :41 ft* 4. even bq the fahabitatits of the Gty. two alike aid a distance. —. I!' 2'l ▪2I 1 V 3 1 die • Mr. Ilargetstwis b a Briinswick Situpsan'bb h Yew% I 4014t4 Mr. lA/fibula/it's b b Ji.hu 4i'sG.unt Sweepstakes °CZ suss. rads, p.p, andts saws. added by the Teni. licst., two suites. Mr. C. Benson's br as Mr. brottioso's brit YJawatti Lass Hr. Hodgson's hi g Mobilo-us Mr. Kilvington's b f hap. 1.414 Mr. Graham's eh at .... 1 2 1 . 2 1 ... 4 5 dr Z 4 . dr die 7. 7 uatEcoNsinug kt ACES, Sam 24. A tree elate oi hto. Two ask beats. 11e. Tbwrae's Former lasi, e:t tslb ... I .1 Mr. Waters's Smugger, Ca :Mb .—.— 2dr Capt.tio lintlr.,ty's br ns.liairy Queen. beat Captain Rlwees Dia Roderick—a goad race. . The Cak Stahel; at S sows. each, with IS added, foe hones oat thorough hred.-.-lieata, once round and a distance. Mr. Gwyther.'s Sailor Mr. Wilhantes Me. Ilairis's brat Entma Mr. Thossa:s I. I 3 2 2 5 ' • 4 . 4 Mr. Witham's Marshall -. — _ tr .. .5 dr.: The Biker CNN tor pada. w.. wan by lar. asters. a Wasilliesk . . . eseseskir- The liewebeee rtateuf sa wave. Twesaile heats. lle. Themes Ofireurr Lass.9st elb I I Mr. Parser& &stonier, Sat 1111 -. • - 2dr The Healer's Stakes waa was Wile. Gwrtherti Sakti% Handleep "Seeepstshes et 3 WS. each. *gale added. Once coca mid a &wawa. Mr. Hardt', lo at llama, 6 yrs, Ss nib Mr. JlOOl7ll bas by Ameba, yrs. sat 71b We. Tbrigue's rummer Lass aged, lost • ' Tetra othees itarted—a very goal race. 'NORTHERN MEETING AT INVERNESS, Gam Fifty Egirereigas jicet by the Dyke of Gordon, Patron of the Meetiatx Tiro year olds afe,ather, dove, list Alb, four, /At alb. ilve,stt allo w 41:,11ot stb, and 'aged, Ost 4lb ; M. and G. allowed 511 t. Hanes &mit bred allowed Ilbs, 111 bred in ski counties connected saki tie Meeting, Ma. 'Moe to start or *a race.— One mite aad sisal:beats, 3lr. Davidown of Tullack's b e Victory, by Watedso I ... 1 2 2 1 .... 2 1 3 t 5 yis • . 1 f Mr. Latimer's lie h Prosody. by Mote Minim▪ s. aged . 2 Z T. A. Fraser at' Lutist's b.c Ketairp. by Citaiwpignou, . 3 11 yrs old Me. &Mend ci Caibres it fby Whisker, 3 yrs okl . db. Lord assinedy'sb h Cacult, Matti. avid The Tullocb States of WO sorstach. 2.5 forfeit. three yrs old.' 7st 41h,fostr,114t 41h. ivy, Illh, 04, 9st tth, aged get 41b. 111. and 6, allowed Zih— Two rserattg males 414 a 4b•tauce. sr tr. A. Mscher.aie waster Sir 31ttla :hi Mid trot, titer, by Ardeassan. 'yrs 01.1 • . 1 T. A. Fraser of 1.0v..t". br h Nsttliyrnol, S yes ▪ old . 'the First Class Mae.trani Stiites tk4 gs emit. half forfeit. for bosses that ham hem hooted with Ai., coubii•lstil Pact ut lioutids in 1927 cc iti2S—Too motile Ise:its; use holt, es/At—Gentle; men rWers. Mr. lllPLood'of Cadosis, canes Hr. Lorimer'. lark Pro _ *Ay, aged _ • . . . i dk. 31r. 4 - limidseci74 toqi Oaf Soma, 4 1 4 0 4 • Y ar. Mr. Dos/idiot of Tullio:Ws br gUu u Miguel, i yet ohl . I The Braelost Stakes of ru IMAIS.CACIIiiiia forfeit, three VCarS old isr Miss, knit asti ate ott 4tb, t.iti an4l aged ito.—Tseo tasks. Mr. Oavidsou of Tuliock nom.: Jr. Haines Sir Malachi Mato growt loc, S yes old . Mr. Macleod of Macleod eases dt g .Poliesas. 5 yreold . 5 Socond Close of blactroni *abet erE YO r each, half f.afeit, for borers out thorough bred. /2t ex h.—Gendensen rithes.--The winner of the fn.t clossof Mre..iotK 'tato, to catty SS rotten.-- Too stile kegs. .., . Mr..l. Davidenit's lor b Wee aollart . • - Among the...unwary weer the tolhowill$: Right lionevrat.le. Lady Salton*, Honourable A. Macdonald, sail the Honourable Mr.. illactl.neU t Honourable Mist Frgste,, tionoutable W. Fraser Mr. HavidautiOf Tolloch, M.P. 1100111.0 able Mkt. 'beldam, Fraser, Mad! Mitr.4loll4d, Mr. Fraser 1 I.Lowat, and the Honourable* Mrs. Eraser, liatiourabte h omes M ac . .donald. Mr. J. H. Matfett* of Croniaity and Lady, Mr. M lead ut Cadlioll, Mr. blocdoiral Grant of Arnillly, and the Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Grant of Lok ebeld, Macpherson Mrs. Vol. Macpherson, and Mitt Macpberorn (felony. Copt:Sling:end, IL m e and !molly, Mr. W. VOMSOII, Mr. Forsyth. Hon. A. Mad:lnto* of Mackintosh, Mr. 'Jolliet, lkatlatigwell, Colonel Rano, Castle. hill, Mr. Groitt,,y:sunger ut Cat rynioity, Mr. Fraser of *ray, Ma. jer Warrand, Mr. Fatten, Mr. 1. B. 'Remo. lls. J. Fraser Of Auchnagairti and Lady. •-• . walked aver. GOLVING. The meal given by Mr. Itichsedsost of. tkftwe, Captais of the Perth Golfing Society. wit* conspeteJ *ea Wednesday by the Ilentbere, on the Suotb Inch. After a keen contest, Ik. Ifirick, oserchaat iu Perth, was declared the suocesdol empathic. So great is the competition between the rival com panies who TUG steam vessels betireen London and Margate, that the conveyance to Margate jesrerday morning was gratis, the passengers having acthing to pay but the pier dues. A few days awl, John Jlrdine, Esq. Adteeate, re- 1 mined so the Rev. Janes Richardson, Minister of Kiik. conuel, the sum of mi. being a &nation left by hi, late' I.ther, Professor ludirm of Glasgow, the interest of which is to be applied for the benefit of the parochial schoolmaster . of Kirkconriel. This handsome donation affords a gratifying instance of the lively interest which the venerable Professor continued, until the close or a long, a useful, and honotitable late, to cherish for that parish m which, at the outset of his career, he had him selfilled the same °nice to which his bounty had been so liberally extended at his death. WATERFORD. MATRIKOIII....A COTion Cireetlntillat let* 11!ma in this town a tew days since: An odd but gallants 01 MArs. slime a Chelsea pensi •ner, prevailed on a ftolio. some milk mad tojoio ii' the holy bands of ma. tiimony, tad accordingly. the bins having been del, / published, they were made one accordi ng to t h e f oubs of the Establisliiil-Chorch—but, io ! the happine ss the bridegsoom was but of short duration, for they bad scarcely mottled to his dwelling, when a yo ung and able-bodied vustic den:misled to see the blide-- Who caste blushing to tie door, to which be stead near, He gave "one touch to her bald, and one word in b e e m i. " She is wont. they are gone over bankrbuds. boil ico r . " Th e y% base Stet steeds that follow," qucth young Nu n o at Io Itlith o she fled with the handsn,ise rustic, and IA t i e disconsolate pensioter to deplore "the Iraiky afwounattr Musing on his misfortune, and indulging in a soli tary walk on Thursday night. he was surprised by the saddest appearance of some young and numerous neighb ours, who, wi:hout any ceremony, seized and hurried him to his home and locked him in. ReaJer ! fancy his nishment—berore him stood his lair and faithless D.* stbarseoned only a few minute s 'Akre by her garb at &Ade Lothariv. BOXING. PITZMAURICR AND DRENNAN. A gallant raid took place ye•teraay, betw ien , t h e agave twn ewe, for 101. a side, in a field near Wl , etstoa t , .mithe north roae. They ate both east-enders, beieg ta.,t known in the hunched, of gatelike. and werefr‘llnsed to the field by an immense number of neir patinae', among whom the toddlers were by far •the inott cast 'Otago& The roads were lined with granites, whose costume would have pot even the ragged regiment aE Falstalfto the blush, and whose apptiach cenaioly cited no small alarm in the breasts of the Rood darnel, whose chickens or pigs were on thret diurnal march in search of pros. The .customary observance of the least id* St. M't.hael as well af that ot St.' illoto!a), tended to incre use thetarong, although with tegard to the fainter. it was rumoured dour-my was mach mete abundant than goose, and minty et the vrttries of the sawn) , Saint, before the day was over, were costilitely soused With tain. The sing was fanned in a field in front cf the Swap, and men alter sae o'clock the meta made t•leir awn. mice. Fniconaurece, asttnard by old Tom Owen . a:id Chailey Gybbleits; and Iltennan by Tom 0 itterand H .ggetty. On strippitty, youth, fengtb, and ariAnt, were all in favour of Fittinaurice, who is a fine strappicg young fellow, Fosiessing considerable science acrd .fect confidence. lirentian, 'Obis much ti.Jer,boweirec. showed a hardier frame, and a peat deai of wefd•►as muscle; and such was the respect paid to Ms former powyr s, that he w as at first backed at sit to lour, al though these odds sub , equebtly declieedith even betting Ttlh FL GUT: - In point of stand.op fighting, the List round, atich.laatedfittren .minutes, eahilited more a stf.light-forwagd ~c a. dons than we have witnessed daring tie .attic (titer in isAlf a cum of our modern selecting*. There was no tedious slim - mg ortet:de diffidence—each nem seemed determine-to. staswerehielt *as :be lust, and to it they went " hainotes.ausi tongt,n i .ll4 hitting aml stopping, iobbing and body blows, were fine; i .and 'were heavily punished, w&i ill 'Wither s' ci o eJtvoid ponideunt, tc Countered . in becuttiedwyle; 'rind right, thetV getting 'away, returned to thweharge wish rettlewed Iht pa-Wool of Each were excellent, and their style of attack and Jett-nee ota mask Ay description. lirennansocooeded in drawing ti ,rye bland fripm fa. 'mintier's dentine-hoc, but kad it lu return severity over b t:gla Fees; dad' eato setter recrietd Jog bit, but which Geer claret in- abundance. The youth, strength,- sod . tench of F rata. rips told ersoredg, and atter a spintedosienewienot ast.ack t.c clued Anil /sag Brennan heavily, falling with ad his wcfglo woo otsoo Thew and twenty rounds aseiteafere fought in the saws sk)le; bet Skim ad in honor of Flumes/ice, who kept the le.d, and bpcsa. trod Peking kite Wish his left, reilibioed with heavy' hod); blest from his.rigto r scadually reduced in antsgunia to so weeks in*, that he one almost iticapabW of . standits. Su4 /Kann 'gunk attededokinggaine.stacping,wall so *elan, and having mousse as the USIA despairing ininernirre of droning to recruit hie streagsk. Al woadd out dih.b•werser g he was lat-dwd, and In the *Oh roundise was het down with such vision, that he was enable to come when time watt ceded. ; Plasesaurice was et come pro tiviessced the winner. amidst loud cheers-little nurse* wearood still fresh and vigorous. Poor Brennan was severely An shoot the heed. while Phantasmic* was cietparstively uninjured. The Wirt abatis she*ed prominent maul unite discipline to which they lull been eeposed. lie light lasted. St minutes, 'cud thronhoot warted lizedatieption, • henry storm et wind and rain rimed:he spert..**estput tot* thine paiguardeits heroes, ho might obey. 'woe have been disposed to nowt &Moe, or try' their lock *era parse, could suck &thing have been relied tiatengst the assrhM onsateors; a paha nsst width we entertriowl souse &Witt. 'OE4II the hohbiei cotisected with Highland' impr . te• meat we have Ittbr4 of, we thigh that at Lorii Omuta the wad kadavial itior praiseivikthy. do Crielf Cowrie, awl Whet plans, this Nableniasthas enforced cleanly talons upon all slaw broad sln the little wipage ut Aluthd, yeti. found Aimee wawa& gLes the Stitt:lS; and in Conine, judging blow sprat alices, the *ism operation bad bite very recently air I !erniiil: In St l'illans, die isaveflet is iv:wised it the n e atness tol tti coinage% with slows swept as dean es a pocitAar 2tootorali. VA► .trashed, ilia windows (esteemed with &meth% sheens. AU the Is the work id his Lordship, who psfres prrtailels to dape wh keep their houses in the beet seder. We have no great ul4evits to die athletic games' which wine of the fligIII:n.1 Laird. err storage with .triad seal; bat we greatly &triter Lard Gwrimah, taste in berusaing din patron and pridituter et cleanly aid earl% habits. which, it they i r e not pisiaiwe 1111111 trot, /AV as {rag • i5..41; elliedita good , it Sastseuses. In lt'l' H. me S itk inst. at C..naloo lisouse, the Lady s Sir LigvidTrn bet of Casoto.); Mart. et a no. ' DIED. • At Aluttiern. utt the llltit must. Megawatt Smith P.t.rt-...3. &Wet/tin Allivit.ity aged 24 )ii. emu et tut late Wt. Al E. Ktti litast. Skstuter its Daudet. At gauwitevatteet. Starlit's, eu the i5:14 hog. Mts. Ntay aged 94. Site had a perf.-ct teruitectiust ut the teat: the ettplahon ut the powdet ittagazitir, the.. to ht. Nila•ll'eClAJ:CO , when at was Welt up by the Highlanders, tal tlitu ratted& to tit Noah. NRWUAi•S *NV LICAIieSIIIALI. Beef— .. —2, 44 to iY Ur 4' to 41 ag .gist.tou till tots od rork ...5s 41 to tis 'La Lamb .14 4d to 4, *4 ritICES •• HAY APO S7•IIAW sr. Jaime's's. WIRY Sara/. Hay 31 ts 4 od to 41 lit od Hay >ll 304. to 41 1.• (.1 Closet' 31 ISs OJ to GI Os of tluvet 41 0. to .I 4.1 11 itrAW 11111 s ud to 21 2s Od SIAM 11 Ns to 11 16. PRICE OF 1101'8, Sem 4S. Kent Ffieket, ... ills. to 41. Ss. to 4 1 . its . Sussels.rockets —. 31. a.. co 31. cos. to 41 ' 44. • EgeLl'UCket, 41. 04. to 41. 16s. to :.1. Farnham, floe. 81. Os. to SI. Ss.—Socutuls, 61. 30s. to 7:.75. N. Bags )et at Matlet.-01•1 Duty PRICK OF LEATIIIEU. Best Dewing Ititits ....... izil to rid Common Ditto ....... ...".-.- 19J to :td Crop hides, 35 to dOlbs for cutting .- ISIJ to log Ditto 44 to Soils ....- .. ..... --. 1.4 to 404 Calf Skins, 34 to 4ulbs 19.1 to 24 thtto SO to 740115 s &Sal to Sod Ditto 70 to VOlbs ull.l to 254 Small Seal., Greenland) .. ...... CAA to 2t2J 'fame,' flair Hides Spanish Horee Hides ......... . . ...__ COAL MARKRTi Sara. 29. Ship. Said. Pike. Ship. 's` 401 04 to 37 . 46 • 24 314 04 to so ca ----:: Ship. at MarkJ. 104 Newcaitie Suw4erlotsl Ika ri..* Alum , U LUNLION-1113EWi6 AiUItHOW, Morning ' 1 'Emote< a;•.r * Afternoon ifi enuturee atter • • jdasuas: Printed and Pabli bed by .lows Maras, gat --.- P is ro g e at the Seam Oencs. N.. ".t .4 _