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F"'" , S , " ._ • 7.4 "7"7" ' f • s- ~:-;: - _ ...,. .A • ;; SPOR27NO INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT tATTsi sestassiza 7 to I apt Athambus a to t'apt *wails 9 to 1 agst Cavalier 11 to I apt Arbutus 111 to 1 apt Sir Mark -.‘L'S YESTERDAY. qv. Li ie t i 16 to 1 apt Altiolialmedri' 1 16 to 1 apt Lady ail* Valk 17 to 1 asst Lisette ..,f 18 to 1 agst Mosireith 20 to 1 apt any othei ; cr. sedan.. 4 to 1 apt .Pktdassie. 5 to 4 apt Mr. Wyadballt. ........... cut. Even on Champignon I 6to 4 apt Snake. . BRIGHTON RACES, Touasoar, Aaiun' 3. The Pavißon Stakes of 100 p each, h. ft. for three-year old epics, Est. 81b. and Allies, Bst. slb. The last mile. Sir J. ghelley's b. c.' Ivanhoe - - - • Iltr. rayne's Canova - .. - - 'Lotsi Egresnwit's c. by Whalebone - e • - . . Won cleverly. r,tlae Gold Cup, given) bp his Majesty, added to a Sweepstake* of 20gs each. Two miles. Mt. Bcruverie"ich..e:Zadig, 4-yrs old - . - I: 4111 id ggremont's b. c. by Octavius, 3-yes old - - fr fir J. Shells 's Ivanhoe,-5-yes old . - - - , A :Colonel Norland's belt. Rantp, 5-yrs old - - 1 po ~ N o a rt gs h p f. ; by Her Ivanhoe 3to 1- ags - t Z3cli; A goodi race, allti won by a length.' The Brighton Club Plitei value 100 p, fisr all erect. Meats, • • the New Course, Lard Egremont's Dr. f. Caroline, S-pa old -..- Mr. ligathcote's b. h. gardenia 5-yrs old - Mr. rearct's b. f. Youngyarofine, 4-yrs old • 6 to 4 apt Sailor .4 to 2 apt Mr. Lowe 1 2 5 1 -1 2 2 3 3 • • Won very easy'. Tile Town Plato of Tags for all anew Mats, about tw o ° miles • • and a ball Mr. King's br. g. Philip, 4-yrs old - - 2 1 1 Mr. Alai:deaden's ch. b. by Bobtail, 6-yrs old - 4.3 2 !Mr. Smith's hr. c. Little Orville, 4-yra (broke down)' 3 2 dls Lord' Egreniones gr. c. Snowden, 4-yrs old (fell) 1 tits Mr. Armstrong's Gumbo, aged (ran out) - i dig vans.sr, Arms? 4. A Sweepstakes of SOgs each, MF two-year-old colts, at. 51b. and Sine., Bst. 21b. Last half mile. Lord Egreroont's br. c. by Octavius - - - I Sir J. Shelley's c. by Phantetu - . , - 2 Mr. Walker's b. 1. Ret,ind - - - - 3 The Urighton Stakes of 10gs each, with Cats added. New Mile. Lord Egrennont's br. c. by. Octavius, 3 yrs old - - I Duke of York's br..c. by Ilaphnzard, :.; yr:. old - - 2 Ne:r. Bouverit's Zadis, 4 yrs old - - - 3 Doke of Richmond's b. h. Itoncesvalles, 5 yrs old - 4 ' Mr. Walker's bl. f. Gcrn, 4 yrs old - - - 5 Sir J. Bercsford's gr. c. Tctri.esr, 4 yrs old - - 6 The Ladies Plate of 608 s. Ikats, about a mile and three quarters. Lord Fgremont's gr. c. by Octavius, 4 yrs old Sir J. Sht.lley's ch. els' , S yrs old SATURDAY, AITGITST Sweepstakes of 25gs each. The last mile. I.ord Egrenlcneb hr. f. earoline, 3 yrs old Mr. Bouverie's ch. c. Zadig, 4 yrs old - Dt.he of York's Lr..c. by Haphazard, 3 yrs old - 3 The Wati:rloo Stakes, with 60gs added by the Town. Heats, two :Liles and three quarters. Mr. Kingston's WGilvertuans. 5 yrs old - 1 2 1 Mc. T,:ruer's br. f. Coral, 4 yra old • - s 1 2 The last Race of the Year was for a Handicap Sweepstakes of sgs each, wish Z.Cgs added, for the beaten horns.- Heats, the Pavilion mile. Juke of Richmond's Roneesvallcs, 5 yrs old Mr. Heatheote% Carderio, 5 yrs old Mr. R. Walker's bl. 1. Gan, *yrs -4 1 1 -6 2 2 -Z 6 S PORTOBILLT.O RACES. Monday of'nnight, the annual Race took place upon theSsodo sere. The weather being favourable, *very numerous compeer assembled to wheels the sport; a great number oT iodiei aDd sever-al carriages appeared on the border tit the Conner. Time horns ran the first heat i but in this heat the whmettr did nig show his speed so well as in the second, in whielehehad butoes competitor. The pony race which followed- was exceedingly. divot tang. The foot and sack races succeeded. The company Much indebted for the spirit and gaiety of their entertailgi neat to the politeness of Colonel Dilents• Of the 7th Drag ' - ' Onards, who kindly granted the servilts of the cotenant Bosh if that Regiment (or the occasion. • RACE AGAINST TIME. The match to run attinst each other ten miles fnr one klindred opineas aside ' berretta Captain Prxtrittrots:f arid Mr. Karwr#44 both oetebrat sd far pedestrian feats; took place yesterdaytneve. kg, over a circle of two miles cn tie-soothers part of Bassist Heath. It was areal spor;ing match, and every inch was closely. 'contested. The Captain took the lead, and until the sixth mile _ _ .1 . kept nearly togzther. The first milt; was done in fire Minutes the tven seconds; second, five minutes ; third: five minute.: Or ree seconds ; fourth; e minutes six. seconds; fifth, and half ,the distance, five minutes and eight seconds, making half au 'hour and eighteen seconds. the Captain made extraordinary play in the 'lath nude, and•he did it in four minutes filly.six "conds, leaving his adversary neurlp fifty yards behind% T4te .enth be did In five minutes ten seconds; eighth, five minutes itwenty seconds; ninth, five minutes thirty seconds; and tenth, ifive nanutes fifty seconds.. Mt. Fzuvrict overtook his adver.. at the beginning of the tenth mile, headed him, and beat I him by sixty yards, hay ng performed the ten nines under sixty ', GUM minutes and a h. If, which is a most extraordinary perform ance, considering the brat of the weather. QUEENHITHE IMGATTA. Yesterday afternoon, considerable Bustle prevailed at Quota. tithe and its environs, to witness i Rowing Match for a Prise W , hen I, -the tiff of its inhabitants, to be coinencied - for by site 'vtatermen why served their apprenticeship at the above Stairs James 'f homes - - - Charles Coleman - - - Blue. William Smith - - - Green. John Wetherfield - Pink. John-Pryer - - - - Scarlet. John Wallinger - - - Orange. It was decided in three heats, the boats to start from Paul's ;larf down the river round a boat moored oil Messrs. Calverts' trewhouse, return on the north side of the shore through Black- Jridge, end back the came distance to the prize wherry, ig off Queenhithe; the first two boats in this beat to be enti. to row the third and prize heat. The same to be contendtd the second, ar.d decided cs above. About six o'clock tilt prilM beat took plate, when scarlet took the lead, which he maintlined the ; the others, however, kept close, and on the boat? Arrival at the prize wherry, the w hole of them were not a yard from each other. The successful candidate im mediately .leaßed into the prize,. and was conveyed to shore the bukxas of* nunieraus multitude. Last week an instance-of the savage disposition of the bull doe occurred at. Portsea :--An animal of-thii species, belonging to a higgler, ramed Wade, who lives in Lake•lane was usually in the stable wirh a horse, and it is supposecithe horse, I , y treading on him, had roused his savage nature, as in the alto the"owber was miakened by the moans of the horse, and opening the stable door, be found the dog Listened on the Act of the horse, and wgi obliged to call in the assistance of a aeighbour, who procured a-cutlass, and afar severely lacerating itheSlog, they got him off, but unfortunktely getting loose again seised the horse by the-nose. After hewing' the dog with thZ for a ion time, they twisted a rope- round his neck, and flosost stranided'hini ; but the ferocious animal, in Its last mo ments, made a feeble effort to get at the horse again, whose phi coottitio's induced the owner to put an end to bit existence. SiLlui f day, tWt Men, all weavers, in the vicinity of fitackiliars, hired a boat, with which they went to lilatnmetanith, but returning in the evening about half-past nine, they, front bad steerage, came acioss some barges off the King's Arms, and in their endea vett to get clear of them, one young man; twenty: twO years of age, fell overboatd,.and was drowned; in sight of his father. lama SI PLIC I a tobacconist's shop in Ekl ,c; the owner's lg ffubliii mita alae acid sold here r .P • ARMY. The• Slst Regiment • have counteßnarched from the Brovle Barracks to Brightos. The Barracks are preparing to ieceive. ;la Sussex Militia, which are to be called out in Septbmber forte day!' training. The Marquis of ..Astoutszks4itegtment, the 7th Hussars, marched from Glasgow on the 29th and SI st ult. and have taken their route for Portpatrick, and Donaghadee, idlreland. They are to be replaced, it is said, by an Irish Regiment of Light Cavalry. Six companies of the 9th Veteran Battalion are daily expected-•front Cork at Plymouth, to assist the remaining Marines there ia the garrison• duty at that port. • • 1 4U(11/St .. • Monday nits weeds!" task place at the Island, within four mike or sulay, Unworn Tstimas Hunoaseoan and Massa: Teams, Secs. young Gentfimen of that neighbour hood; and Ire regret to state, that , in the first fire the latter seeeived the bail of his advenery in the forehead, and instantly enpired. The cause of dispute was of some standing, and was likely to terminate amicably, through the interference of their friends; bor. unfortunately, on Sunday last a difference took place on a trivial point in the arrangement, which has caused this lamentable termination, and has deprived an amiable and fine young man of life. They were previously on tarns of the *Net intimacy. Mr. HumiaarOan has surrendered hiniself to Lard CA aagtie. Another meeting also took give on Monday morning, in a field nee Leemonnt, between Do. Athol and Dr. SCAR?, both of this City, the former attended by Captain Hoar, and the latter by Captain Dauer, when after the exchange of a shot each, the affair was amicably adjusted. P-. . . ' • BIRTHS. • •Jtdrso, lady Charlotte Macgregor Murray. 01 a LAI,. • •Thursdays the Lady of Lodge hlorres Prior, Esq. Pay; . ter of the 12th Royal Lancers, of a ten and heir. August 1, the Lady of Dr. Warren, of a daughter. The Seth uk. at his seat in . Devon, the Lady of Sir Art: Chichester, Bert. of u son, still born. June 51, the Lady of Dr. Thomas Y. Simons, of South CI rolina, of a daughter. The 27th ult. the Lady of the late Captain R. Outlaw, o; the Madras Light Cavalry, of a son. • _MARRIED. At tlrizham, the 16th ult. Lieutenant N. G. France, R.N. to Miss Vittory, of that place. Rev. J. R. Williams, Curate of Noah, to Miss Kennedy, Lanblethian. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Arthur Rule, of Charleston Snu Carolina, CO Susan Stewart, second daughter of the.htte azrl,, Baliantine, of Burntisland. August 1, at Newton-Stewart, the Rev. Charles Anfler . snr, Minister of Qmtburn, to Elizabeth, dmazhter of William N/ac millan, Earl. of Polbae. August 1, at Brachouse, James Ste•rart,' Esq. Captain ill the 82d Regiment. to Jane, eldest daughter -of C-ptabi Campbell, of Boreland. August 2, at Edinburgh, Francis Cohham, M.D . . of ihe Mane of Barbadoes, to Mary Harvie, eldest daughter of 14i1`.-I.:n Gordon Id‘Crae, Etq. Thursday se'nnight, at Dorchefter, Lieut. Spencir, of the: - 3d Regiment, to Frances youngest daughter of thq late ..Ic.hr. ' Garland, Esq. of that gibae. • DIED. July ce, on his passage from Newfoundland, Ditlgn Thomas. Coombe Vyvtan, of the 74th Regiment. At Cape Castle, on the coast of Africa, in the montll of April last, of a fever, occasioned by ..iposure to the tXuvia from the marshes, when botanizing, . r. Joseph Wilson, sur geon of the ship Ine.:4n, of I...,verpoal. July 17, at Illairlogie, Susan Wallace, Wife of the Anderson, Minister of :h.: 4:l.spul tht:•e, apd 42. At Fowey, the 24ttt tat. 11;cd 80, Anne Wolcot, only sister of the late John Wulcot, be ter linciwh as Petet Pinder. April 15, at Belist river's rno.-th, in the Bay of licith:urai, Miss Pringle Rome, -. daughtei of the late Alexander Home, tsq. formerly of Bassendean, in lhoivickshire. The 23d ult. at Keninay, Yr. Charles Dawson, who for the Lang period of 40 years had r the parochial schoolmaster t here. July 24, at Newbottle, Mina, eldest daughter of the late Colonel 1):)nald 111.:cicoal, of St.. K. 141.1. July 26, at llolywOnd Manse, the Rev. Dr. Ctichton, 311- nister of that Parish. _ _ May 14, at Ilichmoud Bay, Prince Filward's Island, Nor:tt Amerfca,the Rev. Mr. Andrew Nich:4l, ,Minister of that pLce. Thursday; at Stone Gruvt-, I.;ttle Stasmore, Mrs. 11. L. ford, wife of Captain Lyford, of the Royal Navy. Thursday, at Ramsgate, in conitequence of being thrown from his chaise, the preceding evening. ;he bone having taken fright, John Child, Esq. of Nine Mims, V.:uxhali, aged 40. F~ EAST INDIA BIRTHS, hIA RIO!. GES, aim DEATHS. /lOU Tait CALCUTTA JOURNAL or rrsauealt 16, 182 b. 'BIRTH/. The 14th inst. Mrs. Josepo Warn, of a son. At Dinapore, Jan. 31, Mrs. W. -P. Wane% of a sea At. Malacca, Nov. 14, rs. Nletlhurst, wife a the Rev. W. Medhurst,.Missiohary, of x daughter. At Bombay, Jan. 23, Mrs. Robert Baxter, of a•daughter. At Bombay, Jan. 23, the Lady of Lieutenant 11.4,1a50n, of a daughter. At sea, Jan. 7, the Lady of Captain R. C. Faithful, of a danghter. At Bombay, Jan. 13, the Lady of R. Beatty, M.D. of a son. Jan. 28, Mrs. J. Snmners, of a son. YARRIAIIIM • Jan. 51, at the Sir James Edward Colebroke, Bart. Member of the Supreme Council, to Mrs. Louisa Ann Smwart. The 7th Ibst. Mr. M. domes, to Miss Louisa Hopkins. • DZATIFIS. At Chinsurah, the 2d inst. Mr. Robert Starling, aged 38 years. At' Berndt, Dee. 19, Captain George Grant, Assistant Quar. ter-Master-General to the Gnikawar Subsidiary Force.. At Meerut, Jan. 19, from the effects of acute ii:Sammation of the liver, Lieutenant W. R. Harding, lst Battalion icith Re giment, N. I. in the 29th year.of his age. Ai Binnbay, Jai. 20, Master James. T. Beilamb, the only son of the late Joseph H. Be;lassie, Esti. aged eigheyears. At Vizagapatam, Jan 7; Mr. Francis Jelly, aged 44 years. The 14th inst. Thomas MacNeelanee, Eva. late a Captain in the Country service, aged 45 years, The 15th inst. Mr. Henri Jed NEWGATE aro LEADENHALLMAIIKETS, A cc. 7 • (Py the Carcase.) Beef ...........Ss Sd to as Sd 1 Veal 4s Od to Ss at! Mutton •4sOdtoSs 04 1 Pork 44 04 to Es ail Lamb as Ltd to Gs Od. • PEACES or HAY AND•STRAW YESTERDAY • ST. /MIMI'S. A rat; Hay 31 10s Od to 41 153.0 d Hay..: 31 18• to 41 8s Od Straw 11 Os 6d to 11 19. Od Straw 11 14s to .11 los cd Clo►erol Os Od to' 01 Os Od Clover 61 10, to 71 ics tld PRICE OF CAN DLES—Froin Taliow Chandlers' H..ti. Candles, per des. Ile id—Moulds, 1/11 U ; N. pet doses' allowed for reedy money. . -.p •.,f COAL M A 11X4tT, Ames: 7 Skips ar Market. Ships Sold. Price. 951 Newcastle 19f 31s Ed to She 91 ir Sunderland 9 30 6d to 40e 54 1 Cinders - 1 lid to 00s 44 ' NERVOUS COMPLAINT! AND DEBILITY. rrHE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, hr the X course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly l each distressing cases of Nervous - Cosnpleints, that be was in. duced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef fectual remedy, .the invaluable Medicine here Prated to the Public attention, under the. title of " Dr. POTRERO ILL* NERVOUS - DROPS," iris the resulted his eilbrts,- by means of which he succeeded in subduing eSery &Vertrieb of Nervosa' disorders and their various distressing sift-ohms, es. Opprbeian cfj %dries, Head-Aches, .Lasr ofdppetite, Iwdjvitiwi. *Asa,. Tap. mars, Fainting Fits, and every hind ?debility, ac relasasioet er dir system. To thos e _ who are thus 'filleted, it i 1 confidendt re" commended to have reedurse to the abovie - Melleine, by which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, lad by a dueler. severance in it agreeably to the direetionEgiven, the ampitite It-establishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4. 6d. us. and 4111 . bV Blitisiu,'Cbetbistit No. 4, Chedpik4, Corner of St. Puri; by'tSe- timelpal Dangles, BookseSeri, and Medicine. Yebdies; the TJnifitil Kingdom. DEBILITY' AND _ _ __ _ IT was the Remark of she great Dr. Spalenhats, that acute diseases are the pentr• of • linaver ; but that chronic noes are inflicted by ourselves. The consequence of a prevailing malady proclaims iito feelingly to the Builder, this unwelcome truth. 'Whaa sltwation'can be so pitiable where the mind glows with 'pasilon which the infirmities of body cup not indulge ?—Where indiscretion, or mat treatment have pro. ducal the premature debility of age in the seam nal organs, and. where the bloom and vigour of manhood is no longer alive t o its nattiest youthful fire ? To such Mesita. COOPER and Co. over every consolation, and the promisi of a certain; safe, and per • manent Cure, conducted with the delicate secrecy it require, and speedily renovating the lost energies.. - Nor are their sufferings less severe from another complaint.— Svrucruaz occasiqns a total derangement of the urinary system; the nights are harassed by pain, and the day by fruitless efforts to pin reibef. • Here &regulated system, ip the hands of science and skill, overcomes every dilliculty: and reuses the powers of the constitution to act for itself; in the success of this principle Messrs. Cooper and Co. have never failed,.. and Stricture is a ootalways tinder thtir_contr oul. . MSS. and Co. are earsilted dalls at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte.street, Blackftiars-road, and 15, Wood stoek.street, Bond-street; where Letters from the Country, containing art inekuure, and a correct statement of their Case, will be immediately attended to, and Advice and Medicines sent to all parts . tf the World. . Er Mechanics have Advice Gratis, at Charlotte House. every Evening from Ilia till Eight, and on Sunday:Morn/v. pPtllTwelve f %rate Doors at each llouse. • LONDON: Printed atid.puhlisbed by Lrest. Pickett " Place. Tani)l6.liss. • ... „., • • •..• . - • • - .... ." . • • BIRTHS. ''• _ . . a... • ^Awry' 'A in/11101 4 0 , 'HE ARMY. . " r: '- -.- . %twain" . Is vv.. taw I T. •• ' . • littyalo, Leidy Charlotte Macgregor Murray ot .1 esi e e • • . • ' . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. e r • .. , •Thursdays the Lady of Lodge Murree Prior, Esq. Payr ... . of the 12th Royal Lancers, of a son and heir. -....., :The. 51st Regiment • have count_ritnarched from _ ligkihan ineest a t i l ty aseetinii taak ea 7 : l l,:ea s t the H ea ldistil o .a: and ter r August 1, the Lady of Dr. Warren, of a daughter. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. the Brovle Barracks to Brightos. The Barrac k s are lour a sescuistra lIT. t o ~ • 7to 1 apt Athealma 16 to 1 agst Altisidete oat g max Militia, which are to 'tome TIMM; ElltlL young Gentlemen of that neighbour- The 30th uk . at his seat in . Devon, the Lady of Sir Arta. a preparing to aeceive. t he -u hood ; sod We regret to state, that in the first fire the latter Chichester, /bit e of a son , .sea rharma ll born. y. swan, of a south Cc • sombod the ball of his adversary in the forehead, and instantly June 31, the Lady of Dr Bto l'agst Weedbide 16 co 1 apt Lady of the Vale be stalled out in Sor tuber for i ill!t . days' training. 9to 1 agst Cavalier . 17 to 1 agst Lisetteof the late Captain R. Outlaw, o; - - The Marquis •AsngszusAegtment, the 7th enored. The cause of dispute was of some standing, and was eolma, The o a f yr a n dzu r gb t t h er e . Lady 11 to 1 apt Arbutus 18 to 1 agst Mosroith likely to terminate amicably, through e _ the_ interference_ e of th eir the Madras Light cavalry, of a um. 12 to 1 apt Sir Mark • 20 to 1 apt any °thee. Hussars, marched from Glasgow on .the 29th and 31st ult. and have taken their route for Portpatrick, friends; but. unto:ornately, on Sunday last a difference ooit place on a trivial point in the arrangement, which has caused _MARRIED. NaltlealtErelll. Lin •6to 4 agst Sailer I4to 1 agat Pindurin 'and Donaghadee, inrlreland. They . are to be replaced, the At thaxham, the 28th ult. Lieutenant N. G. France, R. N , .dto 2 apt Mr. Lowe 6te 4 apt Mr. Wyadhant. it is said, bt an Irish Regiment of Light Cavalry. this lamentable termlnatiom, and has deprived an amiable and fine young mast of life. They were previously on terms of to alhs Vittory, of that place. •. OICTOAD cwt. Rev. J. B. Williams, Careen of Reath, to Miss Kennedy, • • Six companies of the 9th Veteran Battalion are cjlmea rd cA hl a ttr e y . . .111 r. Humomaxnae . has surrendered hiniself to Lanblethian. Even on Champignon 1 6to 4 apt Snake. • daily e: acte d front Cork at Pl y mouth ,. to assist 1.4 . At Edinburgh, the Rev. Arthur Built, of Eateries:ton Sax 11 BRIGHTON RACES, Teuaseer, Maur 3.Another meeting also took te on Monday morning, in a the remaining Marines there is the garrison • duty field neer Lennount, between Motor and Dr. SCAR?, both Carolina, to Susan Stewart, second daughter of the.lete aerie, The Pavilion Stakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for three-year old Pelts, at that port. • . . . . of this City, the former attended by Captain Hoar, and the . Sst. 81b. and fillies, Bst. Sib. The last mile. latter by Captain Dauer. when after the exchange of a shot August 1, at Newton-Stewart, the Rey. Charles Anaersnr, Mine, of Burntaland. . Mr J. Shelley's b. ea Ivaithoe - - . . - 1 each, the a ff air was am i ca bl y akusted. Minister of Qoreburn, to Elizabeth, dutiehter of William Mac- r NAPAL INTELLIGENCZ Mr. Payne's Canova - . - - - 2 ' - initiate Face of Polbae. es Load Egrannit's c. by Whalebone - .• - 5 ....-...... • -- s August 1, at Braehouse, James Stewart,' Coca Captain i n the , a e Won cleverly. _ COWES, AUGUST S. CARLISLE, AUGUST 5. 82d Regiment , to Jane, eldest daughter -of Csptain Campb e ll , • - The lamas vide to Ceiwes is eapeeted to take place in the . of Barrette!. The Gold Cup, given by his Majesty, added to a Sweepsttkes turning week. The Royal _ e yachts e viz. the ROYAL Growls (In - August 2, at Edinburgh, Francis Cohham, ALB: of the ulnae of flogs each. Two miles. web& his SIAINSIT sa l ty), Commodore the- H en. Sir Cneetas - Mt. Bcruverie a a ch. ee Zadig, 4-yrs old - . - I. A Serious affray' tomkplace ht Catlide on the morning of Sun- of Barbadoes, to Mary Harvie, eldest daughter of lailliem Laid. &remota'. b. c. by Octavius, 3-ere old - - 2 Pacer ; the norm, Soyeassom Captain Sir E. W. Olormt; the day se'nnight, which originated in a quarrel between an officer's Gordon ed`Crae, Etq. Sir J. Shelley's Ivanhoe; myrs old , - - - 3 Panics RIONNT, Captain Sir DlscnAlm. Sermons. are all row vervain and a young men -named Palmer, who resides in Scotch- Thnrsclay se'nnight, at Dorchester, Lieut. Spencer, of the street-41mm ensued, and the combat naturally brought a num- - ed Regiment, to Frances, youogut daughter of the lat e J e h r . Colonel Norland's belt. Ranter, 5-yrs old - _ 4at Spithead, waiting Royal commands . The squadron of men g of war seleeted to accompany the yachts are : . ber of persons to the spot. On the termination of the fight, a G ar land, Esq. of that plac e. • Mr. Northey's f. by Hedley • - e - - stmt The Lurie frigate Captain the Hon. Hamer DSII,CAW. soldier of the name of Ashes, who took an active interest in - - - sto 3 agst Ivanboe ;3to 1 apt Zadig . A rood DIED. ... • woo by a length . -- so - race ' The Hem sloop, Captain . Sir CMJ1114.15 BOSSARD, Bart. .e. the favour of us -comrade, observed a person named Richard a July r. .2_, on his pessare from Newfoundland, Design Thomas The Cunene; brig, Captain Ithatur. _ The Brighton Club Plater value 1000, Poe en eget Meats, - The 'hive brig, Captain T. W. Mostemstre. Bailey, e nailer, who likewise had been present during the fight, • - the New Courses • ni , takina his departure from the scene of conflict, called after C oombe v sateen, of the 74th Regiment. . At Cape Castle, on the coast of Africa, In the moue, of • "Th ese , with the attendant yachts of the Club, will form one Bailer with irritating language, who returned, along with Pal- April l ast, of a fever, occasioned by ...foosure to the iMuyia Lard Egretront's Dr. f. Caroline, 3-yrs old - e 1-1 the most !militant martniespectaeles ever wit:sawed. mer. and another person-more apgry expressions ehen were • Sir. Ikethcote's b. h. Cardenio, 5-yrs old - - 2 2 The advantages from the estabashinent of the Prime Coburgfrom the marshes , when mediums:, .r. Josep h er coon, sur- se. Mr. tearct's b. f. Yourig Carotids, 4-yrs old - 3 3 uttered on both skies, and Ashes- it a moment of rage, rushed ' num vessel are found to be infinite at this place. as, besides the, int _ geon of the ship Ineeen, of L , carpool, Won very easy.tie his lo d gings in the Pack liorsesiene, near the spot, and July I_7, at 131__airloale, s . an . e a nallace, w wife of the Itev.Wil- ; a1 early arrival of the Mail- every morning, at bulgiest nine inediately returned with his sword, and pursued Bailey into - 1 The Towel Plate of yobs for all age's Ikats, about twit m il es o'clock, parties of pleasure form themselves on the 2pposite limn And . erson,M!,rusteeriot ,bed t i : . A e, aptil_42. . ..Rick . About this timi. 'a .young man, named Miller, re- At Fowey, the -4t t i. t. 80, .1 nne . Wolcot, only ' . • . and a belt. coast, and came over in her -from Southampton hr tlie most eeived a stroke from the hack part of the weapon open bis sste da r o r f the late aohn Wuleot, se. 11. better kaowh as Petet • Mr. King's br. g. Philip, 4-yes old - , -. 2 1 1 agreeable and pleasant maimer, always, and itt al Weathers, Mr. alapfeeden's cb. h. by Bobtail, 6-yrs old - 43 2 within the two hours, and without being liable to the =toying neck ; whereupon p shower.sif paving-stones were discharged after theassailant. The latter, probably considering himself in •L''' April 15, at 13ease river's rno.-th, in the B ay of lioneurst, Mr. Smith's hr. c. Little Orville, 4-yrs (broke down ) 3 2dh sensat i on of sea s i c k ness . danger, retreated to his' lodginas, but returned to the charge ee ,_ s Lord' legrenionta gr. c. Snowden , 4-yrs old (fell) 1 tits Porrytotrns, Austen 5.-Last night, the Lord Wellington, with a pistol and a quantity - of - ball-cartridges, with which he r- formerl y Pringle Home , daughter of the late Alexander Home, • of Baneful in lit wickshire Mr. Armstrong ' s Gumbo, aged (ran out) - 5 cl i a free trader, from India, passed hy fat the Downs, after landing fired at Bailey twice but fortimately missed his aim. The L ' a l: . • ea 'a . ." aSe 23d ult. at leenmay, Air. Clllrle, Lamson, who for the' et Tamar, evert 4,. here several passengers. She left St. Helena 00 the 14th of greater part of the crowd new retired, and only about half e laag periei of 40 years had leer the parochial schoolmaster there. e a. A Sweepstakes of Sop each, for two-year-old colts, Set. 51b. June, whim Boteerettle was le good health.-Admiral Pram- doyen persons remained, with whom e smart engagement we July 04, at Newboule, Dims, thirst daughter of the late el and fillies, Bst. 21b. Last half mile. rot was in daily expectation of being relieved by Admiral Lan- kept ime but who, Meting themselves exposed to the fircearms . Colonel Denald elscicosa of St. Nelda. 1 'Lord Egremonas br. c. by Octavius - - - 1 um-The Constrescoa, Besiege, Itzowiwi, ROSAIIM, and Ague- of which Athes had possessed himself, soon withdrew. The July .. .• . • 26 at tiolywooe Manse, the Rey. Dr. Ceichton, ali- fe Sir J. Shelley's c. by Phantom - - • - 2 baste, were lying at the Island. The Mama was gone to Algoa conflict maw appeared to have subsided, and the soldier retired nurse, _ . . e . of that rarisa. to. s Mr. Walker's b. 1. Retina" - - - - 3 Bay (the new Settlement of the Emigrants from England), the to his lodgings; but the cessation of the fight did not appear to ay, Prince .(..9/31 llsland, . 011 May 14, at Ri chmond 11 ay , '• F ' d' `a l't - The Brighton Stakes of 10gs each, with film added. New Mile. Tess to' the Cape and South America, the Ls:l9litre to the Man- calm his angry feelings ; for, in the space of half an hour, he Lord Egrennont's br. c. by. Octavius, 3 1;1 old - - 1 ritius, and the Helm to the East Indies. Lieutenants Arens- salli e d into the street. when, meeting with John Armstrong Arn erica,the Rev. Mr. Andrew le.chell, Minister of that piece. Th oda Stone G I ' 1 St Mrs. II L ur ye at reve, etc e aamore, . ~,.. r . Duke of York's br.-c. by Ilaphezard, e yrs old - - 2 sox and Juein have been invalided from the Bassist; and Kr, and Thomas Golding, both of Botehergate, Ashes rushed upon - ford, wife of Captain Lyford, of th e nosed Navy. A•as r. Bouverit's Zadig , 4 yrs old - - - 3 SI:ZPNFA no* aof C'aptain SHEZHZARD), and ble. Snore, of the them. and, presenting his weapon to• Armstrong's breast, ex- Thursday, at Ramsgate, in coneequence of being thrown ns Duke of Richmond's b. h. Rencesvalles, 5 yrs cal - 4 CONQUEROR, have been promoted, and appointed in their stead. claimed, " D--n you, you are those who insulted me with e has c . . .. • •h • bons having taken , the preceding evenin g, , k .. . Mr. Walker's bi. f. Gem, 4 yrs old - - - 5 The crews of the strips wesoin tolerably good health. • . stones." , This the others: denied; nevertheless, the soldier from 1115 .of Nine lams, Veuxeal., aged 40. • . Sir J. Beresford's gr. c. Tetreest, 4 yrs old - - 6 His Niajesty's -yacht the ROYAL Gummi, commanded' by snapped a pistol at Armstrong, which missed fire ; . a scuffle en- fright, John Ch ild , e • The Ladies Plate of 608 s. Ikats, about a mile and three Commodore the lion . Sit CHARLES A ,• P Ger went out of her- sued between Armstrong and the' soldier, in the comae of EAST INDIA BIRTHS, aIA It MACES. ann DEATHS. f quarters. boor on illonday, and, with ahe Othe r two yachts , and the situ- which both fell, when the pistol was discharged , the ball of ram: TIM CALCUTTA JOURNAL or resaucar 16, 111103. t • dron selected to attend his hieizsee on hesitates:tied ;made ex- which entered Armstrong's thigh a little above the knee, taking 'BIRTHS. i.-4 Lord Fgremont's gr. e. by Octavius, 4 yrs old 5 1 1 • tor sion , remain at Spithead, in areeepeets ready. -On Wed- a course of eighteen inches in a direct longitudinal line, and The 14th inst. Mrs. Josepo Warn, of a son. a i • Sir J. Shelley's ch. clay C.onrus e S yrs old .• 12 2 , tte • nesuay, the three Royal yachts stood out to sea, to fry their carne out at the upper part of the thigh. The aggressor was At Dinepore, Jan. 31, Mrs. W. -I'. Watell, of a son. fr. s SATURDAY, AITGITiT 5/. 1 rate of tailing. The ROYAL Geeacte beat t h e Rammer an d secured and taken to the guard-house :in the forenoon he un- At Malacca, Nov. IC rs. aledhurst, wife of the Rev. W. e. , e. Sweepstakes of 25gs each. The last mile. ROYAL Sarcomas; they returned to Spithead in the evening. derwent an examination before the Magistrates, by whom he ti, Medhurst,.Missiohary; of x daughter. i t t Lord itgrenent's hr. f. earoline, 3 yrs old -• - 2 1 They Were accompanied by the Pearl, the Marquis of Assotr- was fully committed to take his trial at the ensuing Anises.- At Bombay, Jan. 23, Mrs. Robert Baxter, o f adaughter. • Mr. Beuverie's ch. c. Zadig, 4 yrs old - - - ace's yacht, and Emerald, tender to the Rovet. Groton The The wounded man had every attention paid to lfirn, and is now At Bombay, Jan. 23, the Lady of Lieutenant Rebson, of a Dehe of Yeraae ar..c. by Haphazard, 3 yrs old - - 3 Pearl can spare the Emerald the gait topsail. Never were these con l adered is a fair way of recov e ry: daughter. ,• The VI - ate:leo Stakes, with 60gs added by the Town. Heats, so many prime private yachts in this neighbourhood as at pre- At sea, Jan. 7, the Lady of Captain R. C. Faithful, of a two a.ilcs and three quarters. sent-they are constantly arriving. • daughter. - • Mr. Eingsteras Veceesermans. 5 yrs old - - 1 2 1 The S frigate, Captain F. W. Wise, C.B. retur ned An Inquest was held on Saturday at the London Heepital, At Bombay, Jan. 13, the Lady of R. Beatty, M.D. of a son. Mr. Ternera br. a Coral, 4 yrs old • - - S 1 2 from Plymouth, with Lord Viscount latzentax, and Vice-Ad- on the body .of J. Carty, uho died of blows from a poker, Jan. 28, Mrs. J. Sumner, of a son. The last Race of the Year was for a Handicap Sweepstakes of miral Sir WILLIAM JOHNSTON/ Ham K.C.B. Lords of the Ad- which be received Iti an Irish row, at the George public-house, atAIthISIBILS. .. s es each, wah ; seep added, for thy beaten bosses: Heats, the miralty, this morning. Lord &blame& and Sir WILLIAM Hen in George-yard, Whiteebapel. The Jury found a verdist of- • Jan. 31, .at the Sir - James Edward Colebroke, Bart. Member . Pavilion mile. landed immediately, and have since set off for London. The Wilful Murder against W. Donovan, E. -Callaghan, Sarah Do- of the Supteme Council, to Mrs. Louisa Ana Stewart. • - 6ke of Richmond's Roncesvelles, 5 yrs old - 4 1 1 SPARTAN is intended to convey the Right Hon. STILSTFOap novan, W. Govan, Mary Donovan, and S. Mull, the latter The 7th his. Mr. M. domes, to Miss Louisa Hopkins. Mr. Heathemt's Cardenio, 5 yrs old - - 6 2 2 CiurNurci to America, he having been appointed Envoy Extra- of wh om is not in custody. • DZATIFIL . lily. R. Walker's bl. le Gan, *yrs old - - Z 6 3 ordinary and Minister Pletapotentiary to the United States. ' John Afacdougall, s hi p- b ro k er, and Archibald Mac- At Chinsursh, the ad inst. Mr. Robert Starling, aged 38 years. PORTOBILLT.O RACES. , Accuse 7.-Arrived the Maria Bergen. Hoax, from -eser. At Barodm Dec. 19; Captain George Grant, Assistant Quer- &Alan, late master of the Mary, of 'Port-Glasgow, ' for Ply mouths and the Che a, Water's, from Gibraltar. The' ter-Master-General to the Gyikawar Subsidiary Force.. Monday rannight, the annual Race tools-place upon theSsucte , s sa boaid. Vi 114 a d N . W. have been committed to the Jail of Greenock, under At Meerut, Jan. le, from the effects of acute it:Sammatinti ' • ere. The weather being favourable , a very numerous company latter v isa . , cue on out A ' S.-Win d ° W. N. W.-The Lord Sidlrt h assembled to wi tn ess the sport ; a great number of Ladies and ALAIOUI . H, : .r9CSI •i t ' an spo ke, a charge of robbing the said Mary of dry goods and of the liver, Lieutenant W. R. Harding, Ist Battalion Stith Re- packet, which arrivedyeeterday from th e s• 2 his - giment, N. I. in the 2 8th year.of age. • several carriages appeared on the border of the Curie Three otherdestined for Gibraltar, • k aridof sink pac ages, si - hut from Liverpool for on chi July; off Malaga, the Baer , ing A• Binnba Tao. 20 hi J T. Bella • the • yds, onl) e horse ) ran the first btu; but in this heat the winner did nit •the ship to conceal the theft and defraud the Ai lace Y 'ir____L es ' s ea t it l e ee ... 2 e a., Measles out seventeen days., The Duke of York packet arrived son of the oute r . la. socas...moal., wag. aiscm eigheyears. i show his speed so well as in the second, in whiciehebad butane t G i braltar, from this port, 'n ten days. , Underwriters. Jameellfenzies,. a fish-curer, was also At Vizagapatam Jan 7; Mr. Francis Jelly, aged 44 years. . competitor. The pony race which followed- was exceedingly a D ot,. Aooe r 7. Wind l W.N.W.-Sailed the - Lord 'WI t - taken up' on suspicion of being concerned tsith Mac- The 14th inst. Thernu MacNeelance. Earl. late a Captain in . dive: ring. The foot and sack races succeeded. The company _ it etotrW • . li f the River. Arrived and sailed for the River . *ere Much indebted for the spirit and Piety of their entertain- 13.---1 ARIT,_! , I! .a. all, in a similar transaction, in the year 1816, the . Co e entry service, aged 45 years, and Bri don all, .1• from Janine* . set to the politeness of Col lie Dowe r of th e 7th Dragooo. ' toe i. , lartleie of Is e ,eteni FROMM; _ y . when the Friends, Robert Duncan (who is also in 1 h 15 th InsL Mr . .Henrf Scull, '',. canon. Ira., from N nut's, last from Cork. Camedownitont Guards who kindly granted the servilia of the nellent Bend • the River, and sailed with. the whole of the outward-bound, the ctistadia, bound to lianiburgh, was sunk off Heligo- r NEWGATE esti LEAl5EaTitiiL MAREET . 3, A ;; . .7. *: Of that 'Regiment for the occasion. Nile, Bistinetate for St. Demingo • Madeira pac k et, Alarm , for land, but he made his escape from the hands of thel • (Ry the Carcase.) RACE AGAINST TI3IP. - Madeira ; morel, Maturtiesi, for Trieste; Express, litritteri, • Beef ... ...... -3s ed to 4s Sd I Veal - 4s Od to Ss 4d 0 • The Match to run attinit each other ten folks far oneehtindred for Gibmltae; ani Ben Janson, theta for Gapeof Good Hope. messenger, and a hundred guineas is offered for his xi Od Od fork Nutters • 45t0 Ss44 Od to Es 4d 1. .. gnineos aside, berretta Captain Pm:nun-Wl' Mid Mr. Ptsislelf, Ihawicm, Arouse 7.-Arrived. the Beaufoy packet, with' apprehension. . Lame 4s Sd to as Od. ' • . k both celebrated far pedestrian feats; took place yesterdaytnerol• Mail from Holland.-Wind N. W. Eaccuscost.-Thursclay week, &Sims, convicted of the tap- .. - - log. oyes a circle of two miles cn the-southern part of Ba g shot leviarooc, Atidtrie 5.-=Arrived the Inteepla. Fattey from cipiii Bleeder of Ellen M anly, on the River Shannon, given in PRICES or HAY ctio•STRAW YESTERDAY Heath. It was anal sporting match, and every inch was closely • Pernatnbteo ; Sistera hittsme, froth Pailedelphia; Wilhe i hnina, The Stns. ef FridaY, - vim executed' hi lartietlck. His appear- ST. JAMEI'S. . a NITICIN A PRI; . contested. The Captain took the lead, and until the sixth mile Hay 31 les Od to 41 1,53 . 0 d Hay..: 31 1 8 e to 41 115 dd Y. Dean, from Alexan d ria ; Brilliant Star, Toulon, front Bahia ; anoe tail netde • a great change since the trial, and at the '. • • th . kept nearly together. The first mile was done in fine Minutes Straw 11 2s 6d to 11 195 Od Straw 11 125 to .11 los Cd e e and nether, Entater, from Demerara. . gallows his face was strongly impressed with the marks - of guilt, a and tees seeonde; second, fee minutes; third; five minutes lima., eizetese 4.--A letter receive.; yesterday from Captain c.Are s and remorse. The H;ev. Mr. Foams* exiled upon Ikea Clover 01 Os ed to' of os Od Clover 61 10, to 71 101 rid 1. - . . . .... ,) t , rte seconds ; fourth; are minutes sia seconds ; fifth, and hail . Roar , arrived at Hamburgh, f t l om G reenland , with 4 fish. 70 to confess his crime , and he made the following dreadful as PRICE OF CANDLES-Frain Taliow Chandlers' Heti. 1 - the distance, five minutes and eight seconds, making half an tuns Cleft the court ry on the 4th ult.) gteei the following ea- i tn o w l e nif tnen r t -n deelare, before the Aznioney Cron, that Candies, per dos. Ila Id-Moulds, 131 Od; N. par dorm .$ hour and eighteen seconds. the Captain made extraordinary a couenof the ships belonging. to thisport, Vitt: The Mfred, 2 i lam &thy of theinurdet, but that It was Mr. Skanhn who allowed fee ready money. -play in the teeth mile, and.he did it in four minutes filly-six rea . • t ee . , P .. , f Albion, 1 ; Ciao, 15, R 4 tuns, on the 4th July ; Otero, 1 i Or put me tarter it ;it wa s . after he camelreat Dublin I ewer him, . condo leaving his advereary merle fifty yards behinds late 3 43 COAL MARKET, Avalon 7 . rut, tuns, on the 224 of June; Dordort, 3,600 stale; as .I Was myself rammed to the countr y ; I beard be went sk im or m k ShipeSold. Price. : seventh lie did ln five minutes ten seconds ; eighth, five minutes es I/encomia 3,40 tuns ; Elizabeth, 4,40 tuns, on the loth ; Shor e off with a girl, and I went to see him, when he and I took a ' ..- ' ar et ' twenty seconds ; ninth, five minutes thirty seounds ; and tenth, 254 el castle 3, 37 nits, our the Ist t Eagle, g l !hi tuts, on the 14th ; Ex- Walk -on the strand , and a ft er some conversation, hi-said he - ew 19f 31s 11,1 to She 9,1 -. ( Eve nanutes fifty seconds- ale resince overtook his Aver-9 Sunderbad 9 30 6d to 40e Sal mouth, te, 60 urtis;•on the 9th t. Ilene, 7,010 tun , : °Net, ei 22 should-get rid - Of the girl; he was at me some days before to , ry at the beginning of the tenth mile, headed him,-and beat tuna; Higbfiyee, 1, 15 tuns, on-theAtit ; Jane, S,• SS tuna, on thy consented. which I =fortunately did • h hen boit h boat . - Cladara - 1 - • - 1 , - ' 241 ad to °e• 114 . . e t e t a :. hits by sixty pees, heel% performed the tea miles tinder sixty- _ 4th ultimo; Laurel. 2, 18 tow ; Lord Wrlliegtde r 59 50 tans, from me Petrick Keys, for the warren p urpose of deitroying • one minutes and ah• la, which is a most extraordinary perform- on the 12th of Jane; Manchester (Ash) 14. VA tuns; M an- her, and got an hos chain and ring made by a smith in Kilrush, NERVOUS COMPLAINT! AND DEBILITY. • aver, considering the heat of the weather. , darnel-, 4', 50 tuns ; Ibry and Elizabeth, 1, 6 tuns; the 12th'; tone rourid her neck. Ellen Walsh, Mitchell, and other persons, rigHE late celebrated Dr. FOTHBRGILL, ht the • QUEENHITHE REGATTA. Mary }Venus, 2,s 90 tune- Miteury, Ka SO tuns e Neptune, came with usidthe boat from Kilrush to Carel/ Island, where -ff- Mine of Ms extensive practice, encountered repeatedly , Yesterday afternoon, considerable Punk prevailed at Rums- 14, 110 turn • North Brit'osi e 2; Perseverance,. 9a 50' Onto iwe stopped- aft night; Mr. Scanlan and I went to Baeyhasg- such distressing cases of Nervous - Cos , nplainte, that be was in- ' • . the and its environs, to witness i Rowing Match for a Prize Prince of Bra sil, 1 ; Rachel and Ana, 2; Shannon,• 2, on the ford, and bougat some spirits, and that day it was intended to duced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef- .. • _ w , hail, -time tiff of its Inhabitants, to be: contended for by six 15th of June'; Trafalgar, 8, 50 tuns ; Unity. 10.60 tuns; Ve- murder tier, between Carrig Island and Money-point. Mr. factual remedy, .the invaluable Medicine here offered to the • water/nen who served their apprenticeship at the above Stairs:-: nerilne, 19. 110 tuns • Walker, 13; 10? tuns, on the 4thof July ; Saliba went out. of the boat, in order that , while he was eb. Public attention, under the - title of " Dr. FOTHERGILL's . James Timms - - - Yellow. lalsegiont e 2, - 20 tun ' s.-Of the-Abram; Harniotty, Thornton; soot, 7' should- have - it done • bur when I !Dated in her innocent NERVOURDROPS," ents the resole in his enbrtie by stuns - • Charles Coleman - - - Blue. e . Gardner, and Joseph,. no account. foie,. sly Wort olliodarrestv a;ed I did not Mat. h.* 'could do of which he succeeded in subduing every dederipioa Of Nervous . Y Willia m Smith - - Green. Cuccesi,Eloww f Lateen, Aeonays.--Shipe Entered•leWates: it f. When-Mr. Salukis returned. be gave me many sour looks, disorders and their various distressing affections, as. (ppriesion of ' John Wetherneld - - Pick. s . The Sophia, from Stralsund; Somerseshire, St. Ann's, and and was mid With me because I did not murder her. I then %t> s, Head aches , .Losr of Appetite , Indigooriai, %lam, 4'. John Pryer - - - - Scarlet.. . Amazon, from Jamaica; Wring; Earl of Moira, and MarY, went out of Z 'habitat r and bought 2s. worth of bread, a pound of mors, Fainting Fiat, and every kind erdsaitity.er rata:alum of T John Wailinger - - - Orange. a . .froni Quebec; Mariner, from- Cork ; Alfred, front AatiZna ; better,. sad-about three haffspints of whiskey, and we staid out system. To those. who are thus afflicted, it ii confidentla me . Tt was decided in three heats, the boats to start from Paul's Frodingham and Seedy, front- St. Peterehargh; Resolution, that night wadi wet morning. We thee continued that day commended to have recdureeto the ancrieilletilelne by which ‘' .Wharldc,Vin tte river round a boat moored oil Messrs. Calverts' front Rotterdam ; Daedalus,_ St. John's; Jenne•Pauline, .togethee jit was the third day, and not the s econd. - *sworn). they are assured of obtairtlng immediate Mkt Ind his dueler. inewhouse, return on the north side of the shore through Black- from Ostend; flora, from Eayal ; Rebecca, front Wateisfeed ; Wh e n Mr. Scanlan got up to-go out of the boar , 10s. Scanlan severance in it agreeably to the direetionsiiven, the sompiste -(tiara-bridge, :redback the same distance to the prize wherry, Active, from Diltdin,-;-Clitared Outwards si : James, tid Peter, en asked hini where he was going? tie answe4d, that he was emestablishmein of the e it health. .. ying off Queen Lithe; the first two boats in this heat to be enti . f or Pe.tersburgh ; Junta for Fasinetir ; lalsetaa• for P'alld ne = going to Gun by ashen cut, to ptepare•a lodging for her, where Sold in bottles at 4. ed. I is. and - 2n. bV Elikisiu,' Chetah* 4 ed to row the third and prize heat. The same to b e cont e nd e d so l ut i on an d N e ll y, f o r H am b erg a ; Matilda , f o e( A nts i e rp'; they might sleep' that right. He' thew made me take some No. 4 , CheXpide , Cotner of St. Put'i; add , baalle• fieellad - • it , the second. and decided es above. About six .o'clock the Duke of York and George, for Rotterdam; Neptune; for s pirits, end desired that I thould get mons Enna her if neces Dreptises, Bookman* and Medicine - Venders; ' the E . Plata heat took plate, when scarlet took the lead, which he Ostend ; Electra. for Philadelphia; Adam; 'for Baltimore ; eery. Mr. Scanlan - settled the rope ; and spliced a Lei to It , , United Kingdom. - ,. I f , mann:Tined the etholeelistance ; the ot h ers , howeve r , kept close, Adonis, -for Sierra Leone • Lovely Ana, for the South Sea whi c h h e put round a large same, in order that I should lose no -So and on the boats' arrival at the prize wherry, the whole of them w h a l e fishery ; and PrOvidenceafor &tuna tithe and - left everything ready for use in the boat. In the DEB ILITY' AND STRICTAiRIL were not a yard from each other. The successful candidate im- Aaarrins-At Oporto, the Tantivy; -Mums (reel Neeefoind- cou t oe o f th a t n i g ht I murdered her, and the fob:net-iv day I IT was the Remark of she tm cc Dr. Sydenham, • 1?,.. mediately .lea s ed into the prate,. and was conveyed to shore land. At Lisbon, Marquis Weilington; law; and the Hannah, went to OW, where - I saw Mr. Seatdan , wise askestme n ' Hid .k. that acute diseases are the p • ear •of • linoven ; -bat • •.. *Midst the hams of a nuntcraus multitude. Walker, from Newfoundland ; Active, Cos4 lis and. the Martha, Ido that?' I tedd-hisn s Lelia!' t All is right,' saedisee"-The that chronic emes are inflicted by ourselves. Th e coasequeaxe - Thomas, from Newcastle. At Si. Übe's, On, Corrie, from sudoitunate criminal was then asked did he -know what was the of a prevailing malady proclaims iiks feelingly to the su ff erer, . Last week an instance-of the savage disposition of the bull Dublin . At Demerara, Margaret, Bogle; and the Paragon; reascu Mr. Sesahn left the boat? He said, it was that he this unwelcome truth. Wbas situationaan be so pitiable where s doe occurred at- Portsea e--An animal of-this species, belonging fleas the Clyde. At Antigua, Cyrene,- Bitrieft; from-Leaden; s ho u ld be s ee n i n Olin if th e m u rder was r oun d ou t! He sat the mind glows with nasiloil which the infirMities of body cad- to a leggier, earned Wade, who lives in Lake-lane, was usually Montrose., Davis, from Liverpool; Sualre, Aides frets the also asked, what was• Souslan'a mod* fat baying ...bee mot- not indulge?-Where 'indiscretion, or nsaLtrestraent have pro. a, confined in the stable with a horse, and it is supposed the horse, Clyde; Nancy, Williams, from Sierra IMse ; and . Ageseentvrr dered? He said, he did nos knew,. unless it wag that she duced the premature debility of . age in the *meal organs, and ' by treading on him, had roused his savage nature, as in the Maine, from Arichat: At Diniiinica, Windt, Rev!, front always called him her husband. To another question. he said, where the bloom and vigour of ntaabood is no longer alive_to its ' . nth/ the owher was asiakened by the moans of the horse, and London; and Vision Lass, --, froth' flalifrA.• At' Grenada, he never robbed het, but that' be certainly took the ring Bennet youthful fire? To such Menet. COOPER aid Co. offer ' , et opening the stable door, be found the dog fastened on the Peewee, Godfrey; front Newfottedletwil ant/ the 4 nukvi Claw'- spokes at-After straw pause, tire unhappy man said, that every consolation, and the promisi of a certain; sib, aid per law of the horse, and wet obliged to call in the assistance of a der, from In. John's (N. B.): AT Se. Vincene'lloFeweYs rawer- It Was tie neglect et his religious duties which led him to the nutrient Cure, conducted with the delicate secrecy it requires, . • neighbour, who procured a•malass, zed after severely lacerating son, from London; and Ulysses, Jones; from BristeL - commission of tnia act s for had be:abided by the advice of his and speedily renovating the lost energies.- - ~ the - dog, they got him off, but unfortunately getting loose again, Clesgy, he would not meet this unkappy end-and he hoped his Nor are their sufferings less severe from anoth e r compl a int.- a e seized the horse by the-noses After hew ing the dog with the a t Assizes,. Mr. Baron GAIROW very fre- to n ge, to all who saw and heard him, would be a suf fi cient - Semenete occasions a tom i derangement of the u ri nary system; e• .. .. Word for a beg time, they twisted a rope- round his neck, and the 'hts are harassed gto . attend to their religious duties-He continued to Ma by pain , and - the day .by fruitless efforts ~ ouently took occasion to deprecate the practice of kb uu st straegied'hien ; but the ferocious animal, in Its last mo- • - peat' mu • fervently , hoping that the great Goo would to gain relief.- Mere emulated system, ill the hands of science rnents, made a feeble effort to get at the !torso again, whose pith bringing Constables as witnesses, merely for the pur- forgipe hiss his aka. When be bend the cart moving, he and skill, overcomes every difficulty: awe napes the powers oi S gble canaitioniadimed the owner to put an end to hit existence. pose of producing stolen property which bad bees yielded to the rape, and let hit WY fall gently ell s distinctly the constitution to act for itself; in the success of this principle Situeday, ten theti, all weavers, in the vicinity of delivered into their custody ; it was quite an ab- Mains. " the Lone have Mercy upon me !" He died without Messrs. Cooper and Co. Have never failed,' and Stricture is a i 3 tackllinrs, hired a boat, with which they went' to surdity to suppose that the property alight not- be fiat' aFfeerthoe of-a *Mlle, and. after hanging the time pre- oon=always ander their_controul. . ~ -• • • scribeds-was• cot down, and his bony conveyed to the - COOPER and Co. are corsilteii daffy at Charlotte .• Ilammetanith, but returning in the evening about retained by the person trout whom it was stolen, and Hesressi for dissection,After his conviction Tuesday, Count7 House, G t flierlottmstreet, Illackf • savad dle Wood- on he rea . half-past nine, they, from bad' steerage, came ace oss who may produce it in evidence at the trial. Hu- m a d e a fall a id f ree a dmi ss i on ° rat s giiit ip tk e . juu, in t h e pre , stoekestreem Bond -street ; where Letters from the Country, Same barges off the king's Arms, and in their endea- man ingenuity, his Lordship observed, could sug- pfaiWoPrimay rsome and described the mode of the m i sera ble containing an incleisure, and'a correct statement' of their Case, es vett to get clear of them, one young min, twenty; gest - no reasons for such-a practice, except those of IT tri . • When the•bnat'seak about the riotre of the will be immediately attended to, lad Advice and Medicines .4 t• • twd years of age, fell overboard,and was drowned in increasing the charge of t i e prOsecutkin, and thereby met, he steed•upi eint took a inialket l iti his hand , with which sent to all part of the World. - . . . el k e . sam kg a w ow m k er . h ea d, h at hawin g , mim e d, stru ck h er an Er Mechasiics have Adeice Gratis, 'at Charlotte House, e a sight of his father. •• • • adding to the expenses of stile Co tl ; ofunneces- the arm, which was broke* He !ken beat her with the y in every Evening frota Six till Eight and en SundayeMorning , ; .. . IRISH SIMPLICITY.OIi a to.baccdniA's shop in BR- sarily occupying the time of the Jury and of ' V i l e : e wasmtite i deed s and afterwards tied her dab leg to •her yeti' Twelve o'clocke e e -Private A tom at each House. fait; the atelier's - sigh: in, " liubliii snuff" sua;de acid the Court ; and of suntarg,k risk of sjag..the Web- i draradall a nage Rode Whaattlieftetda and Must the bony r told hen ei city of the prop erty . iate the elver, which sunk immatateky. • - • ' ' ... . • LONDON% Printed andpuhlished by Levee keine Pickett- 4 - • . Place. Tesnallatlan ' ' _ . . . .. _ ...- • ' . . t's • .W. -- - . ' • • . . . . \ • CARLISLE, AUGUST 5. A airbus alFray took plate in Celt& on the morning of Son day se'nniglit, which originated in a quarrel between an officer's servant and a pant man named Palmer, who resides M Scotch- street—bins, ensued, and the combat naturally brought a num ber of persons to the spot. On the termination of the fight, a soldier of the name of Ashes, who took an active interest in the favour of Ids-comrade, observed a person named Richard Bailey, ; sailor, who likewise had been present during the fight, taking his departure from the scene of conflict, called after liailey with irritating language, who returned, along with Pal mei% and another person—more angry expressions .then were uttered on both sides, and Ashes- hes moment of rage. rushed to his lodgings in the Pack liorseiene, near the spot, and im mediately returned with his sword, and pursued Bailey into .Bicketgate. About this time. a young man, named Miller, re- ' a stroke from the hack part of the weapon upcn his neck; whereupon p shower.sif paving-stones were discharged ' , after the•assailant. The latter, probably considering himself in .danger, retreated to his' lodgings, but returned to the charge with a pistol and a quantityof - ball.cartridgel, with which he fired at Bailey, twice but fortunately missed his aim. The greater part of the crowd new retired, mid only about half a dozen persons remained, with whom st smart engagement war ' kept up; but who finding themselves exposed to the fire-arms of whiCh Aalies had possessed himself, soon withdrew. The conflict maw appeared to have subsided, and the soldier retired to his lodgings; but the cessation of the fight did not appear to calm his angry feelings ; for, in the space of half an hour, he sallied into the street. when, meeting with John Armstrong and Thomas Golding, both of Botchergate, Ashes rushed upon them. and, presenting his weapon to , Armstrong's breast, ex claimed, " D—n you, you are those who Insulted me with stones." , This the others: denied; nevertheless, the soldier snapped a pistol at Armstrong, which missed fire; a scuffle en sued between Armstrong and the' soldier, in the comae of which both fell, when the pistol was discharged. the b:11 of ' which entered Armstrong's thigh a little above the knee, taking a course of eighteen inches in a direct longitudinal line, and came out at the upper part of the thigh. The aggressor was secured and taken to the guard-house : in the forenoon he un derwent an examination before the Magistrates, by whom he was fully committed to take his trial at the ensuing Anises.— The wounded man had every attention paid to him, and is now considered is a fair WSy of recovery: An Inquest was held on Saturday at the London Heepital, on the body .of J. Carty, who died of blows from a poker, which be received In an Irish row, at the George public-house, in George-yard, Widtecbapel. The Jury found a verdict of— Wilful Murder against W. Donovan, E. Callaghan, Sarah Do novan W. Govan, Mary Donovan, and S. Manny, the latter of whZun is not in custody. John Macdougall, ship-broke, and Archibald Mac &Alan, late master of the Mary, of Port-Glasgow, have been committed to the Jail of Greenock, under a charge of robbing the said Mary of dry goods and . other packages, destined for Gibraltar, and of sink ing the ship to conceal the theft and defraud the Underwriters. James Menzies,. a fish-curer, was also taken up on suspicion of being concerned a ith Mac dougall, in a similar transaction, in the year 1816, when the Friends, Robert Duncan (who is also in custody), bound to Haniburgh, was sunk off Heligo land, but he made his escape from the hands of the messenger, and a hundred guineas is offered for his apprehension. Excetheou.-Thurstlity week, Seaman, convicted of the etro. einem' murder of Ellen Ilanly, on the River Shannon, given in " Th• Stier of FridaY, - was executed hi Liritetlck. His appear ance kali undergone a great change since the trial, and at the gallows his face was strongly impressed with the marks - of Fa, , care, and remorse. The Rev . Mr. Eamon* called upon Lien to confe ss his crime, and he made the follow-ha dreadful ac knOwledinienr:44 I deClare, before the Unitary Gon, that I am goiusy of the-murder, but that it was Mr. &Wan who put me uyto it ; it was after he came front Dublin I eau , him, as .I Was myself retur ned to the country ; I beard he went or with a girl, and I went to see hint, when he and I took a walk • on the strand, and after some eenvereatioN he •said be should- get rid - Of the girl; he was at me seine days before I consented, which I unfortunately did; he then bouslis a boat from one Patrick Keys, for the express purpose of deitroying her, and got an h on chain and ring made by a smith in Kilrush, to tie - round bee neck. Ellen Walsh, Mitchell, and other persons, came with turinthe boat from Kilrush to Carrig Island, where we stopped aft night ; Mr. Scanlan and I went to Bayless ford, and bougkt some spirits, and that day it was intended to murder her, between Carrig Island and Money-point. Mr. &males went out. of the boat, in order that, while he was Os sent, 7' should- have - it done • ha whets I icoled in her innocent fore,, s blare skiirkilied, , a cid I did not Mow hoar I could do ea When-Mr. Sentlais returned, be gave me many sour looks, and was mid With me because I did not murder her. I then went out of till:oast T and bought 2s. worth of bread, a pound of butter; obi l about threeree hair-pints of whiskey, and we staid out that night until nett morning. We- then continued that day .7etherit w as the third day, and not the second. - asswoen). hen . Scanlan got up to-go oat of the boar, Ills. Scanlan asked him where he was going? He answestd, that he was going to Glin by ashen cut, to pteyaren lodging for her, where they might deep that right. He , thew made me take some spirits, and desired that I should get more Edwin her, if neces sary. Mr. Scanlan" settled the rope, and spliced a ei to it, which he put round a large now, in order that I should lose no dine, and - left everything toady for use in the boat. In the mate of that night I murdered her, and the fallen/lig day I weer to thin, where - I saw Mr. Scanlan, setts askedeme. ' Did Ido that?' I additisn ! I did !' t All is right,' said tie:"—The urifOitutiate criminal was then asked did he -knew what was the franca Mr. Seinian left the boat? He said, it was that he shield be seen in Olin if the murder wai found out! He sans also &duds what war Seeable& motive fee having - her mur dered? He said, he did not knew, unless it wee that she always called him her husband. To another question, be said, he never robbed her, but that be certainly took the ring evoker of.—After some pause, the unhappy man said, that it Was tie neglect d his religi ous duties which led Mtn to the commission of this act s for had be abided by the advice of his Qom ha would not meet this unhappy end—and he hoped his otiMple, to all vibe saw and heard him, would be a sulkiest islailit to - attend to their religious duties.—He continued to ,most • fervently, hoping that the great Goa would lye him his Wei. When be found the cart moving, he yielded to the rape, and let his body fall gently off, distinctly siting. the Dean have Mercy upon me !" He died without tile appearance of-a *runic, and, after hanging the time pre amilsedi-Arias• eat doors, and his belly conveyed to the County Heeilel,for disseetiona—After his conviction on Tuesday, he dim* a full aid free admission elite guilt its the 'Mk in the pro s . gei°Peieurf P ersons, and described the erode of the miserable 'i delanotiW When the-bnat'srak about the centre of the debt, he stecitupi ant took a ishmket'in his band, with whicir • I is itladi a Mow at ker head, but Mating, maned, struck bee me riiarm, which was broke* fie then beat her with the gun ayes oube i dead, and diet - Wards tied her sight leg to trey , „.... a bale state iviintteettEd; end lung . * body imbibe liver, which sunk immediately. - ' • . • ••• • I s'~sa. • NA PAL INTELLIGENE. COWES, AUGUST S. - The Xmas vidt to Cowes Is elpected to Mkt place in the ensuing week. The Royal yachts, viz. the Royal. GZOSEIX (h 1 irtich his Siaenctr sale), Commodore the Hon. Sir Cnancas PAGET ; the ROYAL SOVESOGIII ' Captain Sir E. W. Owen; the ;Panics Remarr, Captain Sir llibestam. SETIECOE• are all now at Spithead, waiting Royalcesinnunds. The squadron of sgea of war selected to accompany the yachts are : The berme frigate, Captain the Hon. Hamer DOMCAM The Hats sloop, ptain Sir CMAIKEE Bosnian. Burt. .0" . The Camaistoe brig, Captain Mussay. _ The Besse brig, Captain T. W. Mostramm. These, with the attendant yachts of the Club, will form one of the most brilliant manic spectacles ever witnessed. , The advantages from the estabiishment of the Prince Coburg 'Kean vessel are found to be infinite at this place. as, besides the, early arrival of the Mail-bags every morning, at bulgiest nine o'clock, parties of pleasure form themselves on the gpposite eat, and cense over in her .from Southampton hr rte most agreeable and pleasant manatee, always, and It ad *embers, within the two hours, and without being liable to the antoying sensation of sea sickness. Poe:New:is, Astern s.—. Last night, the Lord Wellington, free trader, from India, passed hy foe the Downs, the, landing bere several passengers. She left St. Helena oft the 14th of June, what Boaeraele was 17: good health.—Admiral Raim ent was in daily expectation of being relieved by Admiral Late saaar.—The Coatainittoa, Ileasew, lisownio, ROSA Rao, and Ague peace, were lying at the Island. The Altera was gone to Algoa Bay (the new Settlement or the Emigrants from England), the TEES to the Cape and South America, the Lennart to the Mau ritius, and the Halm to the East Indies. Lieutenants Arms. soy and Jeeain have been invalided from the Ream ; and Mrs SI: EMI FA ED . ( arm of CLaptain FoIgTHIA RD), and SIEVES, Of , CONQUEEOII ; have been promoted, and appoint in their stead. The crews of tht sips weeein tolerably good health. •• • His Majesty's -yacht the ROYAL Gwasoa, commanded . * Commodore the lion. Sit COMILLA PAGET, .went out of her bour on Monday, and, with thk other two yachts, and the squa dron selected to attend his hlaszstr on hisintended aquatic ex cursion, remain at Spithead, in altrespects ready. On Wed nesday, the three Royal yachts stood out to sea, to trt their rate of sailing. The ROYAL Gemme beat the Rummer and ROYAL_ SOVEREIGN; they returned to Spithead in the evening. They were accompanied by the Pearl, the Marquis of Airoxr sra's yackt, and Emerald, tender to the Rove t. Groaos. The Pearl can spare the Emerald the gait topsail. Never were there so many prime private yachts in this neighbourhood as at pre sent—they are constantly arriving. The S frigate, Captain r. W. Wtsa, C.B. returned from Plymouth, with Lord Viscount Metall:se and Vice-Ad miral Sir WILLIAM JOHNSTON/ Hors , K.C.B. Lords of the Ad miralty, this morning. Lord MELVILLI and Sir Wittram Hon landed immediately, and have since set off for London. The STA *TAN is intended to convey the Right lion. Sreerroao Caraucci to America, he having been appointed Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Pleripotentiary to the United States. Accuse 7.—Arrived the Maria Burgella. Hoax, from for Plymouth; and the Chernn. Worrea, from Gibraltar. The' latter - has o. , ecie on boaid.—Wind N.N. Fatssoui ti, Artesr S.—Wind W. N. W.—The laird Sidlnouth packet, which iwrivedyeeterday from the Mnditerratmair, spoke, on the 17th July; off Malaga, the Bacchus, from Liverpool for Messina, oat seventeen days., The Duke of York packet arrived at Gibraltar, from this pert, in ten days. DE AL . A ; Wm . W.N.W.—Sailed the 'Lord Wel lingtotr, Wai', for the River. Arrived and sailed for the River i the Marquis of Wellington, PROMOS', from Jamaica; and Bri tannia. Lams, from Virginia, last from Cork. CamedownTiont the River, and jailed with • the whole of the outward-bound, the Nile, Deuiciltati, for St. Deming , ' • Madeira packet, Aitrx, fur Madeira; leaurel, Marsltien, for Trieste; Expos, Beaters:, for Gibraltar ; and Ben Janson, ileiti s . for Oapeof G oad Hope. thavvicn, Arouse 7.—Arrived. the Beaufoy packet, with' Mail from Holland.—Wind N. W. laviaeow., Aridvir s.—;Arrived the Intrepid. Frau . from Pernatnbaco; Sisters, Mustsv, froth Philadelphia; Pun, from Akiandria; Brilliant Star, Tall*, front Bahia; and Mabee, Ea:mitt, from Demerara. lio 3. -loons: 4.—A letter received yesterday from Captain ROSE, arrived at llamburgh, from Greenland, with 4 fish, 70 tuns (left the conrtry on the 4th ult.) gtnei the following is °court:of the ships belor.ging. to thisport, Vie: The Alfred, 2; AThinn, 1 ; Ciao, 15, 6.1 tuns, on the 4th July ; Cicero, 1 ; •Or rue, 3, 45 tuns, on the 294 of June; Dordon, 3,600 masa Duncomb, 3, 40 tuns ; Elizabeth, 4,40 tuns, on the toth ; Eno!, 3, 37 tees, ow the Ist ; Eagle, g t e 5 tuns, osi the 14th ; ' mouth, A; 60 tens;on the 9th ;. lame, 7:40 tuns ; °Net, died tune; Higbfiyer, 1, 15 tuns, owtheAtit ; Jane, 25 tuns; on thy 4th ultimo; Laurel. 2, 18 tuns; Lord Wellington, 3, 50 tans, on the 12th of Jane; Manchester (Ash) 14, 1J) tuns; Man chettet, 4; 50 tuns ; Diary and Elizabeth, 1, 6 tuns; the Mary Frances, Zr 90 tune- Mercury, 10, 00 MGM Neptune, 14, 110 tuns • North *Woe.. 2; Perseverance,. 9,: 50 , tuns; Prince of Bra sil, 1 ; Rachel and Ana, 2; Shannon,. 2, on the 15th of June'; Trafalgar, 8, 50 tuns; Unity, 10.60 tans; Ve nerable, 19. 110 tuns • ' Walker, 15; 10? tuns, on the 4th of July ; Margaret,. 2i 20 tnns.—Of the-Abram; Hartilotty, Thornton; Gardner, and Joseph; no account. Cuseini-..Hotraz,Losinort, Agana! s.—dhlps Entered•lswattle: The Sophia, from Stralsund; Somersetshire, St. Ann's, and Amazon, from Jamaiea ; Spring; Earl of Moira, and Mary, Sawn Quebec; Mariner, from Cork; Alfred, from Mitigna ; Frodingtram and Steady, front- St. Petershingh; Resolution, from Rotterdam ; Datialus,..from St. John's; Jeune•Pauline, ftom Ostend; flora, from Payal ; Rebecca, from Waterford ; ActiVe, from Outwards : James, leid Parer, for Patersburgh ;Juno, for Elsinenr ; Liberty, for Payne ; Rev solution and Nelly, for Hamburgb ; Matilda , foe Atitsierli'; Duke of York and George. for Rotterdam- ' Neptune; for Ostend; Eleera, for Philadelphia; Adam; for Baltimore; Adonis,-for Sierra Leone • Direly Anii, for the South Se a whale fishery ; and Provicleisce;•for Stettin. Amuvins—At Oporto, the Tantivy;•Bketen; from Netefoind land. At Lisbon, Marquis Weilington; law; and the Hinneh, Walker, from Newfoundland; Active, Coaj and. the Martha, Thomas, froni Newcastle. At Si. Übe's. Wain, Conic, from Dabha. At Demerara, Margaret, Bogle; and the Pirates; Put the Clyde, At Antigua, Cyrensii- Berieft; freueLengstrt Montrose., Davis. from Liverpool • Strebil, Auld., fret* Ebe -1 Clyde; Nancy, Williams, frem . Sie:ra Leone ; and'lstessenger f Maine, from Ariebat: At Dinniniea, *issett, Rev', from. London; and Union Lass, --, froth' RAM. At- Grenada, Pegasus, Godfrey; from Newfintedlus6; and. the:Jsateil der, from John's (N. B.): Ar Se. Viitreat's,Paney, Patter son, from Landon ; and Ulysses, Jews; from Bristol At Lincoln Assizes, Mr. Siva Minnow very fre quently took occasion to deprecate the practice of bringing Constables as witnesses, merely for the pur pose of producing stOlen property which bad beew delivered into the ir custody; it was quite an als surdity to suppose that the property 'tight not. be retained by the person from whom it was stolen, and. who ?nay produce it in evidehce at the trial. Hu• man ingenuity, his Lordship observed, could sug ? „ gest"' no reasons for sucka practice, except those of increasing the charge of t is e prosecution, and thefeby adding to the expenses of the Co ti ;of unneces oicupying the time of the Jury and of . the Court:; and of running,* ride at lesjug•the Web , tity of the property.. 5 1 1 1 2 2 .1 ) ; ..; 11 ,. 1 - 1 1 ~, . .J ~ _. Y