Star. — London, England, 1829-02-03 00:00:00

COURT OF COMPENSATION. Yesterday a C'.urt of "Compensati , n was held at the' Westminster Sessions. House, for the purpose of award ing compensations to the owners and tenants of the houses in the Strand about. to be taken down for the purpose ot the new improvements. Mr. SMSDLIT. the Depots High Bailiff of Westminster, presided on the occasion. • The fig et c ,se taken into consideration was that of Mr. Grimstont, the tobacconist, in the Strand, at the corner • of a court bet ...eel *Southampton and Burleigh-sttetts. )Iy. C. Putimea addressed the Jury for the lessee, and called witnesses who proved that the receipts of the shop in 1827 were 1,6141. the net profits of which, after the expenses of prime cost, rent, taxes, and shop. boy, werel33ol. Mr. Phillips contended that Mr. Grim. stone was entitled to this amount three times over as goOd will, besides the sums he might claim for the lease, which still had 18 years to run. After two or three witnesses were examined, the case was stopped by Mt. GIJINLY offeiirlig t bCtiie part of the Commissioners under the Act, 1;6001. in conspen • Minn, which was accepted by . Mr. Grirnstnne. The next case was that of MessrVlPltson and Cut• don, the owners of a public' house known -- by the name of The Bell and Dragon, in Chandos-street. Mr. 'Sergeant AWDMIWII appeared ors behalf of the, , plaintiffs, and comeided that they were entitled to considerable sum in compensation, as the property hal question sus of a very valuable nature. • The Gentle men in question had purchased the property in 1825, and since that period its profit had. amounted td1,2001. per.anousw. . According to the calcirlationa that had been acade,he believed that the Jury would tome to the conclusion that the freehold *as Wank abotit 22001. and. thar the premium for a lease of tweety-Otte yeas to which the passiis were entitled after the t spiration of the present lease, which had about two years: to run, would he proved to be worth about 2.0001. Mori, and adding the sum of 3001. for various law eipensis that had been and must 'still father be incated, the total an.ousit demanded at their 'hands *mid amount to about 4 5001. Two auctioneers were called by the Learned Sergeant . in ?upport of what he had stated, and from their evi dence it ap; eared that the house had been doing busi• ness to the ansout.t. of 41.01.. a month. Before the con. 41usion of the second auctioneer's testimony,, however, the cave cane to a close, by Mt. Gurbey offering; on the pint of the Crown, compenlatiottito - lhe liploOn't of 3,500/. which was accepted by the TillidliVels; • There Was a third case; but as that wiiiettled alto gether out of Court, none of the facts were made public. SHOCKING OCCUHRENC4. Sunday last a hawker of earthenware. named John Burton, a ith three others in the same line, went into the peck. of Sir Humphrey llavy, Bait in the parish of Sandford, near Crediton,.lo slide on a pond that was frozen over, and there three boys were lade amusing themselves. The men were accom. i ;smiled hi a clog, and they had MA b ea there long, when the gamekeeper of Sir Humiihrey Davy ap. preached them. armed with a double.hattel gun, and alter a slight altercation threatened to . shoot the dog if it was not imoiediately taken away. (Joe of the men in il.e now civil .mariner proceeded to remove the dug. Some words were trchaiiged bet 'teen Burton and the gamekeeper, in which the 14.er chit gid thefumer with being a t espas‘ei which was retorted : l4lllllton% pull. ink put .11 pe.ny from his poCket,* saying it waa .. all the money .he had, and he mould pay dial for the trespass. The provocation, slight asit was, their itiektnekee,pest into a passion, when he the main' fiat and threatened it lie did not inimediatelfleiive the pound:, Le *cold mock his brains out.. ln ordertitkedrey the mandate. Burton retreated tcireards a wall, at the distance of about three feet high blithe side nearest the ground, and about tight of nine feet above the road. The gamekeeper fiillowed him, and in his progress re. moved the Ace k i.f the gun from the barrels, and threw - the Int rwr on the ground, and while Button was in the act a f letting himself down on the outside of the wall, the gamekeeper rti tick him a most 'violent blow with the barrels just behind the ear, which fractured the skull in a most dreadful manner; the brains protruding through the wound, and the unfortunate man dropped lifeless jilt* the road. A coroner's inquest was held on the body, at Long Barn, on Tuesday, heroic James ?Attridge, E.sq, Cow net.. and a most respectable jury. The three men and • the three boys were separately esamined,out of hearing of each °Ott, and she particulars were given by each • In the clearest manner, and without the slightest vane lion, except that the boys did not bear the threat made by the gamekeeper to knock the deemed's - brains oet. A verdict of Manslaughter was returned. The deceased was about 24 years floe:and has left a wile and one child. The gattrekeeper has nicer children and his wile on the eve r f her' corifieffurisit with the tenth. Sir H. Davy gave his servant air eicallert cba-. recite.— Western linter. .• A person at Durham. a -few days ago, elfasplirinod to his friend that he bad a throng Sims of it lately. Ws wife had been &Averred of her tenth child, his. oldest 4,eciebten other arm, his sot . sister of twins, his ewer with . one calf, hi. Eels with ono foal, his sow with ten pigs--aU within one month{ . .. Abo it 1 200 or the Poltugoesn refugees hive already left-Piymouth for diffelent nestinations-400 o el to lunteers.ambarked ie‘terdey in 'the ship lorries Crop.: per, for Terceira, and will sail to day. Tt. niiinbet • then remaining will be LSO% Who will lelive England: as soon as transports are provided. Tie report tha} . the sqoadvon.sent by Min Niguel Wit the tilt instantl to attempt to intercept the refugees, Omit be kg °nud ism. The emigrants having chiefly left in tl iti.h its *els, the flag of England will be their protection.-s-Ve IfOnpore .lelegraph. The celebrated preacher, Georp Whitfield, at the time he figured at. the Tabensacke, la Tottenham Court . Road, to close-pent and enthaslastie , trowds, after the sermon, and while 4 4 the last concluding felon, t•iry psalm struck up," used to have a number of • eirtions for lying-in women, cases of consciesice,kc.ha ' oded up to him by *e clerk for his perusal, and cotaistunic.ittori of their contents to the sympathy of the congregation. Among others, he one evening received a slip of papa, stains the writer to be a bankrupt. and sishingto know in that case, whether. as an honest man, helleght to subscribe to a charity, which an eloquent sermon had just been preached to recommend. Whitfield cast a sinister glance over the paper, and when he rose to ad dress the audience, said, he had received an application for spiiitual 'deice and direction upon a nice point, which he repealed all ud in the words of the petitioner. 4, Now," said the Reverend Divine, . 4 this is a diffisult . question, and tdriti't know, without mature considersW Iron, what answer to give to it, as it concerns the ingot . - t..n iteindivtdual himself ; but I would certainly Advil" est., y one else who hears me to give something to tk 4 t ity, for otherwise people will irnmediataky tiaj, Mit* goes the oisik who Oa a pay his c1e614.1." CHESTER. JAN. 31. As Lady Elitibeth Belgrave was taking an airing on horseback, on the road our Pulford, in the neigh bourhood of Eaton hall, yetter4y afternoon. the ani mal, when going at a gentle canter. dipped and fell, by which her Ladyship was unhappily thrown off, and, it is to be feared. seriously injured, although there has been no fracture of the limbs. Her Ladyship was taken up totally in ensible; and Mr. Harrison, of this tits, the medical attendant of the family, was immediately sent for. Upon minute gemination, it appears that her Ladyship has suffered no external injury ; but, 1 Term to add that, up to a late hour this afternoora, the delirium continues. There has been alternate trod and thaw during the last three or four days; and the sharpness of the frost, last night, induced some persons to venture on the ice an the rivet, above the bridge. this day. One man, a poor fisherman, denied Ithell, fell in; but by the prompt application of the Humane Society's ropes and ice ladders, which, fortunately, were deposited not Eat fions the spot, he was rescued from a watery grave, and the usual means for restoring suspended animation success.' fully employed. Among the ealualties that have occurred in this neighbourhood during the frost, was the melancholy Idegth If a respectable rang man, named Mundial, a baker, tredding at Nantwicli, who was frozen to death, on his return home from this city, a few days ago, by the canal. He had skaited from Nantwich, nearly to Chester, and was returning by the same means, when, it is supposed, he was overcome with fatigue. His death must have been painfully lingering. The warmth of his body had thawed the tee, and left his impassion 'upon it rlhere be lay. TR LATE DREADFUL FIRE. An Inquest was held yesterday at the Blue Anchor, teathete•court, on view of the body of Thomas Wm. Perkins, a child aged three years, and Samuel Perkin•, an infant, aged eighteen months, who met their death its. the late fire in Dun y lane. '.Ater swearing the Jury, they proceeded to view the bodies, which presented a dreadful spectacle, being almost burnt to ashes. - John Term, a bootmaker, residing at TU. 85, Drury. lane, deposed, that he resided nest door to the house in which the fire occurred, and on hearing . the alarm he ran up to the room, the two pair of Stain back, ind attsml•ted to open the doer, which be-failed Warring, it being locked; he then burst it open, and the * limes rushed out; he then ran down and endeavoured to get some water, but failed, there being none in the butt. At this time be heard the cracking of windows, and ran out into the street, and proceeded to his own house, where he had to protect his Own property, as a great mob had collected. Robert Haggard. a lodger in the house in which the fire occurred, stated that he was talking to Mrs. Cooke, the landlady, in the shop, about hall-past twelve on Saturday. when he was alarmed by the servant rushing into the shop, and saying that the place was on fire;, be instantly proceeded up stairs, and opened the second palt drior; when ti e flames and smoke rushed nut, and he insturtly shot the door to prevent their injuring him ; he then ran down stairs to the house opposite,and never went up stairs after. He thought the children were in' the room, or he should not have attempted to open the door. William Perkins, the father of the unfortunate chil dren, deposed, that he was at his work on the day in question, and did not come home to dinner. There was a bandbox full of shavings in the room for, a cat and kittens; and the proh.hility was, that one of the children tnusi have put the five into the bandbox. lie knew no other way in which t e accident could occur. The Jury returned a verdia of 46 Accidental Death," and a collection was made t,r the amount of .51.101 the , father of the unfortunate children. . _ A frte pardon has been granted to the two French men tried at the list Westminster Sessions, grounded, it is said, on the objectionable manner in *Web the case went to the Jury. Ltrusiva Fats —About two o'clock on Tuesday morning. the b , ra of Mt. John Henderson, farmer, Throsk, was discovered to be on fice. One of Mr. H's neighbours first observed the flames, and very pru dently disparched his servants to awaken the people firring in the neighbourhood, while he went to the pre mises limsell and raised Mr. Henderson and family out of bed. So rapid was the progress of the flames, that tefo , e be could accomplish hisobject the barn. and a quantity of hay sod straw, the thrashing-mill and shed, Ste. were in a complete blase. When the roof of the barn fell in, the flames burst suddenly up, and communicating with a large wheat stack, it was ioond impossible to extinguish them till the stack was wholly o.nsumed. The neighbours by this time nude the;r appearance in great numbers, and by their exertions prevented the flames from extending farther, and as it was a fine quiet morning, they were enabled the more easily .to effect that purpose. We are sorry to add, that the calamity which has befallen this respectable farmer will oisidon h m,grest lost, the premises not being in sared.:.!Stirling Fiat AT BIVIIII6IIIf —Thursday between ten sad eleven o'clock at night, a most destructive and alarm ing Ore'breke out ifs the extensive, wheat and buildings, of Mr. James lagle, tanner and nil merchant, utast* at the Beckside„ Beverley. The fire is seppo.ed to. have begun in the engine beam joining to •hich se thg bark house., The whole of the bark (above 100 tont) was all one ignited mass. On the arrival of the perish engines, a plentiful supply of water was 4 band. rind prevented tlo further spreading of the devouring element. The entire of the bark house was destroyed, and considerable damage was done to the engine house. The ores we at - work all the night, and at eight o'clock yesterday twining had not succeeded in earls• guithitig the fire. The utmost praise is due to mistral respatt4ble Gentlemett whe wire there. for their ezer limbo this occasion. Mr. Ingle hiensellutperintended t4t Various engines. Ste. A marriage lately took place in a village not fat 'tom Glasgow, under what is considered rather singular eircumstaaces. The btide and bridegrnons were piety far advanced in life; and thirst marriage bans bed been previously psocisimed about thirty years ago, but the friends of the bride at that time unhappily interfered, and the marriage was stopped. Things remained in this date a considerable time, till at last one of the party set married, and the other was not long in taking the bent, and "doing likewise." After a number at years had passed away, the former btidegreom became a widower, and the former bride widow. As time had not been able to eatinguish their affection for each other, and as there were now no parents to interfere and again retard the Woes etvenrony, it WAS at (Owe agreed that they should be OW atm and fast io the holy bands of gridlock. Which cateommy mars NOW throb a few weeks age 1:0 hlt ell doe fatal.* POLICE INTELLIGENCE. _ _ aasethie- - GUILDHALL. fetlitfed, a yeti* of • 17 yarn of • egg, wit/ Aka liehire file Peru LAM& with asedistg a cheek as. r iiithatd Carr Glyn and Co. the bankers, fur M. • Ur. Poyader, Solicitor of Bridewsli Hospital, stated. that the rtrithad been in his employment as clerk, fur rather more dam tr years. and that ha had been in the habit of entrust ing him with &Mils upon his banker to pay various parties. On Wednesday morning last. abase teiVriock, V pve him a cheek fat SOL on Sir Richard ('err Glyn% MS. to siert to Defiled. are d the beadles of s hospital, who dasiliegitt themostry fm h, and to procareaffn Itill'at the Ralik of England fat the purpose of sending it into she !/entry. The prisoner went's memorandum in the book now pros dieted of the among; of. the check, and the purpose to which it was Mlle applied. thford, the beadle, said, he did not see the prisoner at all on the tfaa in question. John Lukey, clerk to Messrs. Glyn and Co deposed. that he paid *tieback no* prodecrd to fame person, but could not say whom, about eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning. Hs gave fear * Mites and 40 sovereigns tar it. Mr. l'oynder identified the check, and said that be amid est Ind the pennon again till yesterday morning, when his son, die Nis way . so thumb, met him at Newington, and gave bins kiN the coital, of a.connable, who *arched Na, and found a swami. mid shingly livf shillings in silver upon him, together with a boob ..f a met licentious nature. Here the prisoner's Mother wished to say something to Mr. Palmier, but that Gentleman said that the case was now in the Alderman's bands, and he could not interfere. The evidence was shout to be cloned when a person stepped for ward and statel, that his name was ('herbs Moore. a painter and glazier, living in the Waterloo-road, and. that a swung man in his employ met the prisoner at a Trine house, and brought him to lodge with him on Saturday night. The prisoner deposited with him four bee pound netts and twenty-nine sovereigns, tor safety, which money he now produced, hearing that the prisoner was taken up for a rubbery. Mr. Lukey then looked at the notes, and said they were the same be had paid for the check on Wednesday. Sir Pena Lemon applauded the evade,' of Moore in restorini the mmer. The prisoner was gutty committed fur uial. .1- fidilf ON.G A UDEN. t si * William Wikoz, the proprietor id the George•the North, Guildford-dreet, appeared to answer an information laid again 4 him by Atkinson, the common informer. for writhes during the boors of Divine Service. '.n Sunday, .he Vath of January. John Baker, the informer's witness, deposed. be went into the defendant's house at thirteen minutes to one on the day isiquestiosy and saw the door open, and was served with alias of gin by female in the bar. Mr. Lao'. asked the defendant what he had to ay' Mr. Wake: replied, that about two months 'race the Wanda. Atkinson, came to him and said, " Mr. Wilt's. you had beast allow me a trifle yearly, and risen you shall do just what you'd** fit t at present, I always have it in my pewee to pull yon up, Atli you canoe( in soy way help it ; for lostinsee, 4 may rig at home all day on Sunday, smoking nay pipe, and my witness may du the sans* thing; and if we lay an intormation against you, before the 3d • ' gluteus, at Hattoselarden; aiihougb neither 'of us were WNW 011, spot, we should convict you iii a heavy penalty." Mr. Wiling, bars cyst, refused the Warmer's wended kindness. and thus the Mattel' Meted Until this information was laid. * t ' Mr. l i ons said, that had nothing to do with dbl. !elongation. .lUr. Wilcus said, that on the day in question his house was shut ' Ifip at eleven, and net opened until after the clock had struck into.— , NW celled his niece In support el this statement. Mr. Lauto said, that, unaeraill the circumstances, Mr. Wilco* Nut only pay the costs. MARLBOROUG 11-STII BET. Yesterday an elderly nun, having the appearance of a respect. * Ale tradesman, who gave his name Thomas liaitiossa, and Ski h was a &musket by trade; sad a middle-aged female, of sole mem respectable appearance, dressed in a henehionie silk cloak and heemet, &c. who said that she war a widow tad bee name Agee Oiliness, were brought tram the watch-I:ease ot St George's raid', Hanover-square, beture Mr. lour, the sittiug. Ilaglitrate, nes the hawing charge : Ones( She beediell 111 St. George's Parish stated, that on San day jug about the conclusion of the sermon, after morning service ht St. Nene% Church, an alarm was given that the pockets of a Lady and a Gentleman had been picked in one of the pews, and the two prisoners having, by their manner, and birug euchre strangers to the place, tuned suspicion, they were gives on. ens, and taken to the watch house, where they were detaissikr bin the Gentleman who gave them into custody did not give mart Ili new* or 'address. and was, nut now forthcoming. The prieedinirih hognevet, hiving given a very unsatisfactory account el identical& at the watch.bonw, it was deemed proper not to liberate diem until they should he brought betore a Magistrate. _Goddard, the Officer, said that he knew the female priothit Wholly Well as a notorious pickpocket, and the comitam et* linden of a well-known " swell" thief named Prendergast,' whale' shine town ; and be knew that the prisoner bad been several times Muddy at Bow-stteet and other Offices on charges of felony. Dements, the Officer, said that he knew the male prisoner well He knew him to have been in custody some time ago, with two other men and a female, all of whom were apprehended at a Bible Meatus at the Freemason's Tavern, where they were de tected in attempts to pick pockets ; and the Smut* having suet-ceded on that occasion in cutting away a young Lady's reticule from bet arm, she was tried and convicted our the offence, and trateported fur 14 years ; and the prisoner with his male companions were sannulited by the Magistrate as reputed thieves fur a certain term to hard labour. Clements also added that be bad been that morn ing at the address given in the Hampstead-road by the female prisoner, but nu such person was kouwu there at all, so that she ' most have given a isle, address. The female prisoner persisted that she does reside at the address she gave, and said that bee two daughters arc living there with her. Both prisoners denied all knowledge of each other, and Mr. Rem directed that they should be remanded until Wednesday next, and' that in the mean time every exertion should be used to find out dm parties whose pockets had been picked in chute, and who gain! the prisoners into custody. A woman, who gave her name Eliaskih was chergrd with going down the area of a house, in Upper Grawrinenserest, occupied by Lord Mount Charles, with intent to consols a blow It appeared that at a late hoot uo Saturday evening thopelsonse• itsisdiacevered down in the area at the bottom of the stele, and lbgn detected she pretended to pick up some bits of coal that lay about; but as a great number of valuable articles have lately beti'l plundered from the lower part of bis Lordship's house, it is ises reed by similar means, the priaoner was sent to the watebliesur e adhere, on searching her, although she pleaded great distress as hoe muse for going down the area to lin, a small bag was found osi her, containing 6f. in sovereigns, ball sovereigns, and silver. icolleid, • the officer, said that he had every reason to believe that the prisoner was the woman who some time ago robbed . an old lady named Metcalf, at Islington, in whose seeded she was, of 3004. and abscooded with it ; but the old lady was now in such au imbecile state of body and =kid, that she was enable to attend at the slice or identify she prisoner. The Magistrate eumesitted the prisoner for three months, as a vagrant, to hard labour in the Heine of Correction. W ORS HI P—STRBET. - • Nut Irishmen, named ki•Cormick, %haw. Rook. and Rodger* were chard with creating a dleturbanee and assaulting some! persons on Sunday night. limee men, with other of their countrymen, bad been drinking attire Ikown Rear public-house, W re, and sallied out, besting every person whom they met. Two watchmen were very severely wounded hi attempting to arrest therm—They were hell to bell. UNION-HALL. /today Mew two paws attempted to break into a tradesman'. Itooasht a wpm ket hen Higb-stroet, Southwark. Maimey, t/fdisktosereiVir t Mowed them. thee teller, wbree :tt s i= falai* Thie f teamed. Whin feed at, sad he Soaves, Web - The Warr sum Ipso - whom &demo keys were 611011. =lChmusierhia, and he was oemsektod so prim for Ain During the whole of the week before last, an eagle of die hugest claw his frequented the northern part of the Quantock 011ie It has been rdpeatedly shot at by varies yentas without diet. Saturday afternoon as the wife of Mr. Oawbyn, book seller. of Catherine street, Strand, was returning from Epsom by the coach,- she was robbed in the following dating and most dexterous manners She was seated in the back part of the coach, sitting opposite three youths of respectable. appearance, the eldest of whom did not appear more than fourteen years old. When mid way betweeu Epsom and London the lads commenced playr lag and pushing each other about. She arose from bee seat to speak to the coachman, when they desisted from their lark, as they called it. On ber quitting the coach about a quintet of an hour alter, site discovered that she roil thieves bad contrived to cut through her black %ilk gawk two pettitoats..and pocket (the Latter lin Wes places) , sad succeeded in robbing her .of three I sovereigns asd.some silver. . ' 4 SPORTING INTELLIGENct. ?Alma* LIM. The mutter yesterday was 111010 aumeroes, sad tht byla w . brtsket 41m fermium time pot.teltbaka haslet shy ateterld tip ea any bat the principal favourites kw the Oaks, Varna and Gem, lolanda *swam cliampd plums femur alias liattltiot /poly two of the must itilhimitial lop. Lass Mao rase in forma for the 48111. stakes. The only Laps bet we hoard was Itteto 1 arm". trash. *a give she dosing Itassummatiii. tot apt Lusa (taken) 4 to 1 sgst Pemba to Now to itapt Canvass Davit) ISto 4 dialield opt S (Ohm) Hiatt. IS to I apt Canaan (Mien) 11 to 1 apt Words Daum 14 to 1 apt Bro. to Moses 111 16 1 agat Priam Pageoom IS to 1 agal Pow Obit (taken) 11/ to 1 apt Will eitheWief IC to I apt Meanest (taken) No Whets sseatitmed. 111 to 1 seat Rapagusliscolt Oats. 7 to 1 ape Green Marais IS fo I apt Vas (tit km) 7 to 1 apt Varna (taken) In to I ape lassaisipe .10 to 1 apt Law. (taken) en to 1 apt say other 12 to 1 apt Cimilde HUN INO. The Hurworth Fos Hounds oo Friday, at Croft lidded. The Cleveland Fes Hostade on Thant iy; at Geisha& Psi. The Ilidderness Fat Hounds on Tbutsd ty, at. Wooda l l ; ai l Ilitred.y. at Marwick. The Sonlngron Fos Hounds oh Ftiday, st Helmsley. The liadsworth Fos hounds en Thursday, at Bolton Bridget and Saturday, at Norton Village. The Northumberland Fos Hounds tomorrow, at Plessey RA; and Filthy, at lirandywell Hall Lane Bad. The Haydon Hounds to-morrow, at Chester Woad Part; sag Saturday.at Mayon Woods. The York apd Amity Fos Hounds an Thursday, at Aldwalk Wood; and Saturday. at Hag Bridge. 1 he Lambkin Fox Hounds 041 Tbursday,at Star:aria* Home; avid Friday, at t hester.le street. The Craven Hounds on Friday, at Etipo ; and Smithy, se Gravel Hill. The H. 11. on Thursday. at bledated Green; and Saturday, IA .Abbondon Down. The Harnlsladass Il.mnds ta-mortovr. at Witun's 11111 Comma; mot Frjday, at °median I.liwn. - StrJohnCope's Hound. to morrow, at the Dia.le.bone, Um*. herr ; and Friday, at linglehelJ. GRAND TROTTING )1 ATCH. . Yesterday this barnacle equestrias task was litaragkt to bras The woin!erful match run thus Mr. U. beta Mr. M. AVM/ to £lOO. that he (Mr. %1.) does tint lad a horse. or mars ' to trot IN miles in MO hours." &tuber) , Common ass simnel as the'ibe where sigma dad basic mere to caeteud. The notch commenced at Hamplou.esid. being divided in a to-mile heat, five miles olat sod five aiiim hI. They started at half-p.m Ms in the moraine.* • Then ,were stWaval 'surmises and mature *knit on the ground. as to what mania' vridthe one to fart oil seshast time, for there were a same and a bone. The tamale horse. however, proved the weaker vend .ia a great Jerre. for it afterwards *a. evident that it had ~ e ltmehee. The same was American property, and so was the here •that started. The borae was driven by the American Gainlatins'a se remit. Tim match being to be run is haraeol. and tolaroweight the driver was OW all .wed a ow, n ty. not even gloves; the bane v , wanted a greet deal ut managetneut, dud glove+ were att Walsers In corammeace Id these naked qualtiaarioas, tM *Mu Agra got cold, and a lad was put in his place to drive as hi Wigs oat. while the Igdrhnate daivor was refrasi.ini and warasinelds. , salt. at her* and ehalse was, by changing noes. kept contrammy in front of the cootesJing vehicle. and the. bon, adttraatalymm. /sieved his tub in lb hoors std mien minutes, le aging 03 Wawa within stipuff Titus time was beat v ainl Loma ILA sad MON titan wisdom was triumphant. lillll'U. • At Freefield, the Lady of Sir Alesander Leith, K.C.R * I daughter. IIARRIRD. At Deklihi Robert Bern. Req. Royal Artillery. to LoliM, yottage4 daughter of the Rev. Hear/ Crofton, Ropal tfeapiad. At Edinburgh. Mr. Ryder. Manager of the Thdatre Royal, Aberdeen. to Mk+ Fraser, leading actress Ohio establishments. In Southwark. aged 70. Jobs Vancouver, Req. brother of Ai r celeltratedvireinunavlastor Capt. Vaacouver, Royal Navy. • At Edinburgh, Miss Mary Forbes, youngest daughter likdwyn. The 11.ith ult. ileianna Isabella, the wife of Majpt. - Rassid Whig; co at the Easter* District of Ireland. . , At Usigedie,thr PAM. William Gibtod, Mialatec of lii'tlsiislr Associate tin9ggegadis in that place. t MAST INDIA MARRIAGES. ',t August 6s, et Calcium, at St. Andrew's Church, by she Rea 1 . 1 Jame* Brown, D.D. Mr. Andrew Long, &miscast is the'll,Noteig Hoard Mee, to Mile Win. Thomas. • August 27, at Calcutta, at the Cathedral, by the Rev. J. RV .110. Jerson. Janie( Chaplain, Mr. William Aldan" to Mils Maecisti C. Smith. August 4, at Calcutta. at the Cathedral, by the Rett. J 1..1i5a., derma, Mr. Robert ,Mayeoek, Asa want Apothecary, to - Mos Jan Stanton. • August 5, at Calcutta. at the Cathedral, by the re.„ Jerson, Mr. Wm. Wood, Treasury, to Miss ilaimelese August 14, at Gaseepore. at the house of ki.) Rag. by the Ilev• it. Ewing, District Chaplain. J. • Mnlt to Julia, second daughter of James 11. Clark, . la the service of his Excilleney the Nawab Visier than fur a buddies. of years, and also that of Ms` Kkag of Oude. July 19, at Nagpore, A. IL Agnew. Rag 6J Regiment Reda, Infantry. to Miss D. Watson. August 7, at Beliaspore. tv Captain G. R. Crawfurd. , ing the station, Captain James Walker Bayley. M. Nagpore Service, to Annabella kleastrell, youngest late flush Crawford, Vag. of Gras-pock, and sister Oast/fwd. July 2s, at Madras. by the Rev. George J. Lawile. Dalmaboy, Hag. Assistant Surgeon. to Harriet,, thin the RIM. Archibald Lawrie I).D. Minister of Loudoun, August 22, at Titalyah, Geutenant George Miller Native Infantry, to Miss Casbesine Ellen Adams. august 4, at Madras, at St. Georges Church, W:lioorsom, B.A. Andrew Robertson. Esq. Civil *babel& Rhea. daughter of the late Alexander Mio. Weep, meaty of Moray. JMy Il d at et ikeunderabad, by Boys. • ts Sub Conductor , 'the )• Agnes tinny. • ;July 21, at-Kamptee. Sergeant „Brigeoleoo Miss Diary Journals Rely 22. at Madras, Goober Artillery. to Mist, Sarah Cross. July 30, at Cannapore, by the Peter Fernandes. ao Miss Paulin* July 29. at Madras, at the War Mailmen, M.A. Mr. Edward Church. to Miss Masla Eliza 4 seth • July 9i, at Bombay, at Sc. land, Assistant is "be . Ar ‘4 l Dassliirr... • NEWGATE mu, LliAlk .. ...3. 4d to 3sl Mutton .. ...is 44 to 4s pittgES or KAY Alto Hit 3 1 106 od to 41 41 001cr 3i t 0; Oil to it S. Ms* 1114 s 041:to Ills • ' PRICE Beet Drinks Hides .iii., to to 401bs f Wine 41 to Webs Calf 1161m1111 co 401bs 1111Se.:4'. SO to 701bs 70 to SOlbe Smell Reda. Greenland) Tamil lime Hides Irma Hone Hides PRICE or Tows 4Ss Yellow Roods 431 White ditto =Z e ro see lu pee g Us Ship at Market. . U Newcastle 15 Sunderland HIGH-wATza at 1.01 blaming Mumma Pritited . at Nit 81E11111 bt *asp .4AT1 1 14 Mi 1140410.7 i. 1, ) 'RSTERD, 1 tiscua 1 2441 22d red 1144 miaow 611111001 r . . - .• es Cathedral, by the Rev. J. IL Ike. • taunt, to Mies linimeinte•Cleyno. at the house of N. J. Lensarcinei, ' District Chaplain. J. H. Stentiteen, rr of James H. Clark, Rsq. fors.* leney the Nawab Visier Sa...lut•Aits and also that of his late Makin/ eh Agnew. Esq 6th Regimes* BO Watson. p Captain G. IL Crawferd,osereran& es Walker Bayley. Major ei iiiiiiade • ha Maaircli, youngest daughter et the of Grtersock, and older to CVOs elk*. George J. Lawile, D D. orgeno. to Harriet, *did thutetfa 4 I).D. Minister of Landow, Arden. .ieutenant George Aldler, 25th B. 'befit* Ellen Adams. . St. George's Church, by she.liew.h Robertson, Esq. Civil &tele:, I be late Alexander Moe Lead. .11.•. q. f by the R.v. J. Boys. latr• Its • or in the earwig.: of die Neuss, to lik not Major Francis Lepley, ht Hi Rah Peres. .. set Dubber M &yds, 1* Babel% >1.9. the Rev. Alelto t. de Oneida. : aulina Maria Reba. e Black Town Chapel. by the Bee. 'ard Dent. Catechist, of the 31 • Abatis Reid. . Thomas's Church, Mr. John • costatant•Gesiral's Dace, to. Ms .... .••••• IRNHALL MARKETS, Puha clod I Veal ... ... Sa od to is 9dd Perk ... .:. 4a- 6.1 so is ) are STRAW YESTERDAY. wirtinguans. Is Od Hay 41 •is. to .41 is Oil Clover 31 is to Si it lls oil Straw 11 10s to 11 Ns OF LEATHER. 144 to 174 17d to tad . a for euttiog l4ld to MO 1 idid to 194' . . ........ • lad to 1101 . _ .4 9 . O ... .. • ... ... 224 to 214 TALLOW, SOAP ate. ~ Ss 04 1 Yellow Soap ... ... all ' Ss Od I Motded .. • ••• ii _t i t .. -s 04 I Curd ..s 04 Graves .... ... ••• "",,, Ss Od' Good Dreg* .. •"' .. MARKET, Fso. 11. Ships Sold. 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