Star. — London, England, 1826-03-16 00:00:00

1890 1841_ 1819 11113 . 894 LOSS BIS E 8355411,0624.28,965,546 842,790,801 29,32,1,486 835,898,650 29.693,418 237,794,622 27,657,806 332,871628 27,507,075 821,799,447 26,761,358 893,783,282 28,4914529 979,459 Total Debt. 277.773 28404 1110.111 s. ti• •4111 ei Sal . . 893,783,4112 4• 71 IGO 116 J_. HMO . . 4511,136,445 4 la 59,371,191 t 7.941.461 27,790,399 27,041,451 29,176,157 Total Annual Charge. it: & 1. 29,176,157 4 la 29,144,761 4 11* ..11ritipe .. ie 61,646,536 19 114 £51,59i, 19 9 FR NCH DISCOVERY EXPthITIONS. 411 - Will set - sail from Toulon in the ItierteibrAtitil keit; in La Coquille, to which has been given the name .4sf this New Astrolabe, to investigate the geography of" New Guinea. hut not at all to look after (it hat been conjectured) any traces of the unfor tun4te La Perouse, although an English Admiral and a §azoliGe4ie f al wished.ta.engage dwarench Govern meat jultbit pursuit. • -When Admiral Manby, the old companion of Van couver, had transmitted last year to the French Am- , itpss.ador in London the news that An English I.hiler kid found some remains of tlie ;anis:mutate La Pmoase in the Coral Sea, the Ambassador kept a profoond' silence on the subject, because the surviving officers of thee: pedition'ef Entrecasteaux - (pmh.podor t) regarded this news of Admirallitatib_Y with an evil eye! 1 am informed, from good authority, that the expedition .f Captain Duperray bas only cost 1117?100 francs (about £10,000.) You wilt find in the sussed article of the drrospendenee - Ashr; assesiisie of Baron de Zilch of this year (vol. 14, page 110); that La Peruse had mistaken half a degree, sod his astronomer Dirk* a degree, in the. port of -Cuba, at Manilla. The longitudes in the voyage of La Perouse are generally false, u you will see proud in this paper. It has been remarked as extraordinary, thatisotwith standing the repeated falls which have taken place in the price of teas at the India House sales. no prom tionaie reduction to the public has yet taken place at any of the great retail houses. A letter from Leeds mentions a curious instance of the pertinacity with which the paper circulation of the provincial banks is thrown back on the issuers. A banker in that town had the curiosity to watch the progress of one note of 51., which he discovered to have been issued nine times in two days, and it was as often brought back to be exchanged for sovereirns. The trial of James Evans for the murder of Mr. Price, in this town, is not expected to come oa until the lat- ter end of this week. A true bill has been found against him by the Grand Jury.—Manekester Journal. Yesterday evening, a meeting was held in the Church of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, pursuant to an advertise• ment, when resolution; condemnatory of the Corn Laws were unanimously entered into, and petitions, embody. - ing the resolutions, agreed to be drawn up, to be pre sented to both Houses of Parliament. A committee for that purpose was appointed. RIVALRY IR MANUFACTURILS.--Irbiindersdent of Lyons, of the Stb instant, contains the following liberal and sensible observations on national rivalry in manu factures:—" The financial crisis which afflicts Great Britain has exercised a lamentable influence over its manufactures—it was impossible that it should be otherwise. Should we clap hands on hearing the re cital of the taisfortunes of our neighbours, as if they were to the advantage of our industry—the rival of English industry ? To consider it here as >i local and positive interest, it would seem that our manufactures would gain by the diminution of opponents in the market. But when we begin to reflect seriously, we moat recognise the justice of the principle of economi cal science, which teaches us, that all branches of in descry go hand in hand all over the world, and that they cannot be injured in one place without having it felt elsewhere. Nations henceforward have only one means of contending with one another. which is by trying ' which will produce the best : this noble emulation has nothing to do with envy—it does not exclude generosity. Lyons particularly possesses too many advanpiges to be susceptible of jealousy. Let then the hypocritical toe mies of industry applaud the reverses. of English ma nufactures! What would be the consequence, if we, relying on their pretended ruin, should relax those efforts which we have made up to the present day, to struggle against them ; if we neglect to open new chan nels for our piotiuttions; if we regard as SUP""" the improvement of our machinery ; if we do not enn. courage discoveries and processes which multiply dm numbers of arm s ; if, fi nally, we go back by unitise tes the infancy of art, then it would be that •our Diem), through tie aid of our follies, would crush as. with. a superiority which we should have let him acquire :by our own fault." ". , tASTIIONAKE INTELLIGENCE. FAVIiroNAStE . . Th e enuntels of Arran's card party, is Tuesday ewe*, in .Thser.street, was attended 113 Lady Canalise Dead" Lady Deet- Int, Sir William BUITOWS, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stalwart, Mrs Comm Mi. Taylor-o%c. The Archbishop nt- 'fork entertained the Directors (tithe Ancient >lnge, the Marquis of Lundeen, and a large party at dinner yes 11.11'. - at his WANK ii Grasvonor.square. o Earl-t!f tininess entertained a select party el friends at din- Yesterday, it his house in Whitehall-place. snie J lon. J. Abertromby, SL P. entertained a distinguished party If dinner yesterday, at hislouseits New.stratt, Spring-gardens. Mr. ,Macdonald aid the Oitiatess of Antrian had a dinner patty 'yesterday,-at Oar house in Ikeksiey-square. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. • *trials at the Rayil /anieses.st.—Oilbett Teing, Esq. from —'Hare, Esq. froths taw. Departures—J. Sparks, E-1. for Cobham ; the Hon. I. Sinclair, for Scotland ; D. David -11111, Iraq: fiw.laieitett Ilewbray. The Earl and CoUntess of Warwick and family bare arrived at their house in SryinotrilLwe, from their seat, Warwick Castle, 'Warwickshire. Lord Nicitaligue arrived in town yesterdly, from his seat, Long Dittnn, Bucks. ••++t Cad- sitd-,yady, Elisabeth Steel arrived yesterday at their basso in i isippes Broeipetreet.fran Lady Sparrow's seat. in Hontinstianddre.' .* (ivory' Leer, Esq. ALP, has left Miller's Hotel. Januom.swest, ,Ver bin seat, In &affordsbire. Arrivals at fesnon's New Hotel, St. Janseenotreet— —snn Ans. • tin, V.sq.• F,aq: frees a tour. Depastere....C.-11.• aiipbril w itosider.Ms seat in Hurt. • • .• _ . UItRgDREMED FUNDED DEBT. An Account on• each stikeeedingStilanuaty, but adding to, on Sth January. 1826. the Antaint of Capital Stock created by the . Wright sinnohy of 0000,0001. estiniated-at Sy Price el ♦iuuaiue, on 10th lanuarr, 18261 thereby showing the 'tact Total Amount of • Unredeemed Funded Debt on Sth Jemmy, 4121c,:trigtther with the Tend Annual Intirest for the same, and • -subtracting the Tondo( Debt end Citargeof Interest on sth Jan. .1 a is), from that of Sth January lititd, and thereby chewing the Interne or Deccease of Debt, and Anneal Charge, between the 'firsi period sand the latter : Total Cure- !Ann. Interest thereon. DeP• Charge of Managemen "otal Annual Charge. •. 4• JOINT STOOK- CO MPAN4ES, • . 1 ~y~., .f a 4a . eitinS intt toatorripant, "to ballot Mi a 'teibtatiiit Obpiired Mi the 23d _ _ by Mr. Hichins,.fne appointing a Committee to in. gate all tba trausactioniof the Company. A long att.:, cation ensued, in which it WAS state 4 that Aereral persons had illegally transferred sham, fiw i the ,purpose of treating votes, and mail votes were objected to, be cause the holders of the shares hist not been at the fß4ii testeidil there was P ths Shrthitr,s Welt - - to' decide by of 'Petit?All, Meeting of ebe•23d of February. . • At six o'clock the votes wore counted, and it was. stated, amidst the laughter of the room, that there *et in favour of Mr. Hichineitesolution 160 admitted votes. and 49. votes which wesnqitestioned, in consequence of the opinions expressed by Mr:Healing as td their legality; and against the resolution 7, Leaving a majority on 216 votes out of 209 in favoar of.tbe resolution, • 'Mr. HICIIIIIB expressed a hope that no obstruction would be thrown in the way . of the Committee thus ap pointed by the decision of the shareholders, in the ex amination of the books aindisapers necessary upon the inquiry. . .• . Mr. Mature said he was coovineed there would eat. The shareholders appeared pretty well satisfied with this assur ance; and the Meeting tirOkle ' AMERICAN 'AND COJ.ON'IAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Yesterttei *djriunted Meeting of this . .compatry *as held at the City Of . Loodon Tavern : Bir,Hzenv BLACKWOnD i Bart. in the qlvh4ir. The Secretary read the Auditors Report. Which stated that, by order of the Directors, a su4s 04011. 17s. was paid furl 102 shares, *which account the Andit9cs did not take into their state ment, as they ennCeived the Directors were accountable to the Shareholders, and they •were happy to bear testi mony to the honourable conduct of certain Directors coming forward and paying 73W. 16i. being their por tion of the 12,3811. 17s. that, there were 2680 Shares allotted, and the deposit was paid on them, and a sum of 26,8001. was got from the Publii; 19,38 71.' was paid for the Calpe steam vessel, and 73421. remained to be accounted for by the Directors. • It also stated, that there Mete 462 Sham still in the hands of the Bankers of the Company, on which the deposits had not been paid. The Auditors' Report,ifter much opposition on the part of a certain portion of the Shareholders, and not until it was distinctly understood that the Directori were accountable for the 78424 and that the Shares in the Banker's hands were the exclusive property of the Directors, was agreed tdt A SNAREMOLDIS moved that the Report should not be printed, which passed unanimously. Thanks were then voted to the Directors, after which the Meet ing broke up. THE KENTISH RAILWAY COMPANY. Yesterday a Meeting-of the Kentish Railway Com pany was held at the Albion Tavern, Bishopsgate•street, Sir J. Cocain'x in the CA4ir. The CHAIRMAN Stated thet a part of the proposed RAilway weitt through the piiiisises Of Eltham and tireenhithe, and a sebn; opposition aline On the' part of those gentlemen residing at Elthein, who bid iillaiy and who were afraid that the introduction of a Railroad would destroy what was their 41f .recommaitdation, namely, retirement. They Aid, fitlTever, found that, by taking i circl Of - a Mile', Rfry 'could . proceed with the vead ;, but there 'wee Suit'Aiiiltaitilvithe notice, to enable theta . to - take nu? siroteedingt'thi• Session for forwarding the maw* in Parinunent. Under these circumstancespthercliwe, the Directors had come to the resolution of recommending to the Pro prietors to abandon all proceedings n PArliameat for the present, and th'illchv bierY Shaieholder who chose to withdraw his deposit, deducting his slime of the expenses incurred. Mr. Warne, an attorney, made a violent attack on the Directors and on the Solicitor of the . Company, and declared that he would proceed against the Chair man and Directors for the recovery of the full amount of his deposits, to which be said he was by law entitled. The CILUIRMOI fad Mr. Baal" M.P. declared they world meet 'sleights et the kind at law. if any one were se dishonourable as to sappon tr. The original motion was carried by a large majority ; and the persons who chose to discontinue their support of the Company were allowed to take their dividend, on sendtng notice before the Ist of Jane. On the vootion et Dr. J. PArscsim, the snantsnessduinks Odle 14 M Sbarcholders were votodto the Dirseion. fur their faithful services in furthering the interests of the Company. They bad had up. wards of seventy meetings, and never received one farthing for their attendaoco..—(Appbuse). The thanks of the meeting to the Chairman was afterwards car ried by acclamation. GREAT WESTMINSTER DAIRY COMPANY. A Meeting of the Shareholders in the above Com pany, took place yesterday at their Office, Great Char lotte-street, Bloomsbury. Jolts Hyrum DZACOit t Esq. in the Chair. The Secretary read the Report, which stated, that the accounts were up to the 10th of December last, and detailed the operations of the Company frOtO it cans mencement ; and stated, that froM the great and un avoidable expences attending the purchase of farnfil and farming utensils,!.hit Directors felt it their duty to call a Meeting of the Sareholders, to consult them whether they would consent to relinqnish the object . of the Company, or to pay a further call of 21. whichl would fully enable them to conduct the business, which they felt satisfied tvOuld ultima4l r y prove highly ad-, vantageeus. After some discussion, It waS iiiidatoudy resolved, that a Cora nines of Seven Sbarebahlart be iippilattal to examine the accounts, mats report mare= that day wadi, limds. pert voted to t►e Mini= and ,pit nfore s and ere mad* Ootted ue *bat day. Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal and China, by the ship Lady Melville, Captain RICMARD CLIFFORD, were closed at the East India House, and deliveied to the Parser of that ship.. Monday, as Mr. GARDNIR, of Regent-street. Lam beth, was at supper, in perfect health, in company with his family, he suddenly exclaimed, ' 4 I'M dead," fell back in Ms chair, and instantly expired: A great portion of the shelving bank of Boughton• hill, lot the levelling of which large sums of money have been expended. gave way a few days since. Several trees at the same time were removed by the sliding: earth, and now present a very curious appearance, standing in an erect -pchition sear the bale: A young man named Hugh M'Bride, in the employ of the Hudson Bay *Company,' at the post of Rat river, was fund deed on the ISth of December. While hull ing he was caught in a fox trap by accident:lh= beams of the trap had Closed on his neck Mid him before he could extricate himself. • : ••• I Another shock . of an earthquake (theithird centric of did iamb or robtuary) was fat is darklittlisar'it 4 Nsptes on tin MO ult. .. A L CIY/It 'FORA Cato. .5-sAL.) - I.s; . :,• , .. - .Auzsg._ , ' - ,', ... • • , n W 6 12.dhPlidiiie okihtetillid44 .• ' , Silt itditef That • " 4-06 •00 10 1 1 ?1 , e 111 Nliel awe* fop his ~, willing to Tall under his hands. A person of entat 1 to hint tn. a.cuitt &N surf Weald, and T.. - 6 you see, S ire, can you like to dreenk losta-tour p/we;11. " Broady," rfplied the patient. nothing loth to find 'irinedkine hinted, ogle istiaginad. " tiortahtly ; I have melt siskairter. •• Vy, then, (said tr4.....)lptigs.taa kde very ting for you. _ tretfour.-;-4 es, Initial:wile oft aikileas you can soap--good, big tnja cups, just after-hroattllua." . • - • .1 What, Sir," asked the patient, rats iqc amazed, " without water r t 4 Vitout Tater I (said 1..) vat do yes Mem? No more rater than L. la the braskita itstif ion utsdis. :Take it as you get it. Take . four large—ver4arge coops—betweeg larepkfast and chnaer ; and sea you lied 'a disitse for better or voile tab& to VW." . The faith ails* patient war *mei: smd so - wait his swallow. For Aye days he stuck to what be thought was Ate prescription of the painter was of course gloriausly - drunk all day and, at the conclusion of his exertions, in this way, be came to L. full of grati tude for his advice. • 0 lq . "I am suite cured (said be), Mr. L. I never imagined that brandy was so complate a cute: I feel quite obliged." " 0, yes (said 1.), I vas sure it would cure you. Yqu fek quite cool all the time you vas taking it." " Cool (said the patient),—No--not needy cool. I was rather hot. Zounds, Sir, no man can drink a quart of spirits in the fore noon and keep cool." " Spirita (said L. rather astonished) ; R there is no spirits in tea made of bran." " Tea made of bran (said his amazed friend) ; it was hot brandy I drank." An explanation of course followed. The Gaud man, however, was cured. CORONER'S INQUEST. .--•...5. Tossday eveirng, TRoMAx SHavrow, Esq. Coroner for London, and a highly respectable Jury, .assembled in the Committee Room of 8-. Bartholomew's Hospital, ro inquire into the death of Mrs. Mary Alcock, aged A 7, who came by her death under the following extra ordinary circumstances:— Mr. William Alcock, the husband of the decease 3, stated, that he was a watch-hand maker, and resided r' in Moneyes-street, Horton New Town. On last Sun day ten weeks, he went out about three o'clock in the afternoon, leaving his wife in good health and spirits at home: He returned home about ten at night, and on going into the room, he found the deceased sitting on l a chair by the 6re, upon which was a saucepan, and he!. head resting on the bar of the stove. He raised her in the chair, and on examining the side of her head, he found the cap and hair i little singed, but Could per ceive no wound in the heat% He made the bed, and she Arent to bed quite sensible, and witness took no further notice, till the next morning, when she com plained of pains in the part that was injured, and then he called in a doctor, who prescribed proper applica tions, and she remained at home for three weeks, doing very well, when, on one day, finding she did not home, he became uneasy, and on enquiriag Mr her, he found she had got herself admitted into the hospital; and, said the witness, 4, I am very sorry she ever it was against my inclinatiroi, for sisi sure it has been the cause of her death." ___ =Bow !—been the cause of year wife% degh?. itemise the yttung boys that weal,* Me CIA= cat haleiliull open, and etdimined the icietiateot she vat MOW and she may. dirndl am day last. V Ilkelielithibil ,heart cut ia half, and dte al tVzotheUS. l 4 l 4 V i r e : i .:= dill bet‘elitkee, and tip -it owe as' ' laid beak Mann , a plee - it oliibkok le ittaitglleg itiemddlet lift/lag, they lave mutilated the body allat It ira it : er Viiill,A Mkt ree tteow dswOmihitt r wit etrtilitle 6hies In lns thii ; Lmy Againthati tioopeen they Immt trv elp - s s i tv ea— t 4 have no would rtioubtßralte i cW tgeons ior . t .„ 4 Httt el ness--It could not be very, befleislal is teatte the *OO whilst the patient lived. Mr. Lawrence Joseph, one of the.ffintiefuligedne:. the Hospital, seated, that the deceased was brought into the house on the 30th January lard hemsatimedilier and found she had experienced some wore *Or the right side of the head ; all the softipart stroyed, and the bone also to a coniiiferable perhaps two-thirds of the right side. She'.._ . sensible ; she went on pretty well for sowsve-Ainsei *kneel never entertained hopes of her racoveryvi complained of pains so her head, chiefly at night. .b, eventually she was never free from pain; at length. vital powers were exhausted, and on Saturday sa. came quite insetsfible; and at night she - died. • Ceinsiti.—lNd yoe WOO *alias of the 'acchleat•eithe PPM* bemelf ? A , Surgeon.—l cannot euttlyCemilect. I might. or Iml ant ; in all probability I did. - .. , At this answer the Carew addressed the Surgeon veatai&; Ye flippancy and conceit and said he had often anise to lithe menace Sy Which tie young surgeons give .re r' The sister**, ward was they . eaanslaed-•che resod the deceased say , freg swat, that she had fallen la the dre, l :2! befit. ..,, ~, .........,04 •.„ . ON; The Ser i ee " h it SWe svoimeseilepod the eyeratitkef 1 *panning, and it was in eimseintltell et, k being supposed t something tad fitelnedialltelleidn. ailditheretere, the Mild was leelaukted Hid +MA* r, .. - . tii 4 ;1:.- • , • Coamma.— die Tha i= by sack of Ole man as Kr. 5 14611 kihn'Zi=r had IC ril PAM the main* it OP 5P114 1 14 1 101 41 47.!eil w 'be" y. I have been a Governor these forty years, and am ems et, Ceittnittee. The Ooir#; eilletlictalnly,. abetid hit have opened, after death, witheit *lMMent of the frienda.al the and the sanction of the Treasurer ; and be would *dike heito;nd to make a coattpleint to the Committee, whnweeld in. "ire lam dm husinem immediately, , It would be for•tifia Jo ry.ta .consider their verdict, under all the peculiar circumstances of the wet; Milt opinion; there war no doubt, bet the woman fell Int' the Ste by aceldest.—Tha 44tytcyagyed a . verdict a. thmadect• Mr. Alceck declared he wash' gyapp l y cymyPint to slit Tre' of the lluspitaL .. .• _ . • A thick fog overspread the cityof Dublin of fisad*r plight. It commenced in the ,evenings and at nilig o'clock was very heavy and dense, with all the appear since of smoke issuing in volumes. At twelve it hid increased to so great a degree, they the ciablic gait lamps could scarcely be distinguished lit the of one yard. The day had bees remarkably fine, though somewhat shAfp. - The cuckoo appears in Sussex about the th . rd week in April ; in the neigtbeurhood of Edinbiugh afsciiit ttie second week in May. *By this natural judge it is thus decislcsl that there are three weeks &titmice is the NA. sons between Scotiaad.stusi Sussex). • . - '. • Frets.. - -About eight ,o'clock .Istst. night the neigh-, bourhoed of Frith-street, Soho•square,vras again 'blown into confusion by the alarm of fite 'from the inmates of the - premises of Mr. Remits, Cabinet-maker; 'of .thl *me street. • A boy having •fitiled.roput , out a condjw,z sad which ignited some shavings, snon.set Abe whisk nit the.poperty on fite,,Ashicit comastkztxxting m thp 1, of . the, dwelliug-houses t threattTsd den!gyetkoas t o I Whole of the itow: the - engines were :non on' tiii SOO and, by 14,plentiftil supply of waier,stblipeik the luithet: progress of , the &abusing element, bit sot wadi a se 0 cosasi *cable low. uf Noon, mid . been aus,ai nod. .. 1 : )0 , . xt, u r t ui v i lboHtospjtoy f wbo COUtt ys ,she , artikber iron Clara to Kiibeggan, was stopped by two men, who re' ,ibas Will die Itttetf hi 4 a itirrifitg. *rice stsitelt b'uos, t eta tbe robbesa. • 1•011:11 6 • ..21:1 f i t t.fr , &el , &whole to seetstanee, sot , ere about laid her MilNy got here the V than - seen swimming and essdanntrunWift soil,4lo4.ssios Awthe table; the crew in the coble were vett% _anzlssm _e tlvieoist um ture, but alas! all &Oat itete van. Ktift struggled omit nature wag soiakoetp4 op by the sea, sod r Isirosseoltildehtfilleat pom Oirdnirnr'' ' Arrived the Ifidward,._Wilgoar .frotn, ' liakll4 the pao. ewe, a distance of SOO MIS% Im 44 boors.. t Arrived off Dover, the Dispatrili MeV, treei iang 14.1.stotrist, Monett ie.—Whit W4S. :rot' . Jhd-Riegoitl the Pesos, Pimento, beet St. Maser.; IllolsrplagetinistatOod Illessoileld, COWLING, from Loaders. SaUsd dwadss l o l l4l44llo4. for Illaraesibo; Briton, RICII/lIIGO for Cork ; Fanny Le vu fee Mull; Dart, Causes, far kivreastle ; Mateateit, Jositeosi ; Royal George, Auto; Brahmin, Baursoos Voleat4 Ontggrria Lonisden, Stoat. ; and Rees,, Haggai, di for Kisumu, Masco t hyper, the likeoloos steam packet, bound to Cal/Imi and the Seppho transport, from Deptford- Salletthe Fentale t Caraway; 'beefy, TALCUM Kent, sod Crescent, Prtitigehilen. • Potragoets, Maggot Is.—Wind W .N .W. VI Mot jesty's ship Storm; Captain Lord Boon, from alpataito, Ste. Sailed the Caroline, Termer, fir Long*. • ' • MAL, MAacts W.l4,llC.—nAttNed tN Opo-to, P.:11/10IIDS, from Oporto. owl DevidvtlAutom,boon:Chhdesten. Atrived livm the River , sailed, the .Punebs); 14.,Poesimp, for Madeira; Wallace, WA ca,for Nassau (P.P . .) ; Old Maid, Toter, for Sierra Leonel and Saute, for Malta. Also and remain, the Vesper, Tom% leg. Hoodigkes p Thogrids std .Alfred s Sum, for Cheoaidp ; Barbados. Planter, Boorierit far Barbadnr• ; Alezander, bgassza, for Isratiet ; Affleck. Rase,. fog, Tobago; Alfred; bleotioes, Newieendiaod ; . klawlte;, coessitfit from Hansburgh to Newfioadlabd ; end flood notating, TAW', /arm de. for Ropes. The Jane t Tevses t , frpo(s fligoapeosohetieniled for the Erich • • /lo i) rd 'Z""7 — w ----- 1 • SPORTINGCMELLIGENCS;ti )12-! • „ . . to . • , " HUNTING. '‘ , I 4:' , : P. .1 1 .P.111)Ir!' The Earl of Derby's staphonads meet on Saturday, at Barrow's Hedge. • . • PIGEON SHOOTING% - • '-' • ! i•l•'l'' The Nees Mara it 15 birsli kacb, between tbrek • of Derbyshire, Captain Owen, Mesas. Broontsgririe, ... • ' Isea, again.' Major Preemiritle, Mies. Norris and Ba o ir/vie, I rot sovereigns —the fermi having lou f mcmbers fiiiliftbe a ll! cat Club, and the latter foui fronv-tir Woburn Club, took place ea Tuesday. at Framprae.-Header.l4llllolllol99birsi. -1110elekIatty killed 91 birds ; and, confident of . cost&kaki'', n aill/Wi 'lt 0 4131 C. Mg jonied 'till tbe next dby;ilimitiliiir e —..— Med by 613 7 ow gm swat* ' re , , •,-,to.rfte-trt se: Ikt".o..nt STREP4. I I. I 4CaII. min - - .I - ', " ' '' _ . • _ ~.. ..,t.. Two steeple races were run at the Patt . rfastSlirjet t yr iseire estate, Wear Oltsgow, lieely:Thlecti Mar WaWtiaree mi g, and the 'WOWS 4 2 4 , t 4 leap Serrssons,wnlin.ens ItAllerat wee foe feet high,x number of kedges, teacpuary elective', 'swift With A surEce Of fotfrieul rut . virilef.- Ill'ilf, ill& iietli shifters goaskititsipie kepi. 'Flu first eese wee "Wan esbelletto dibble mare, belonging to Colonel Wallace, of tile 'Pf g oq and a iltiesitimibkeiliortit% the pritliefty4 Atb r Airtnnll3:4 l l 4 3 Cliatint* Tlielmargismsa for ISO erri.ta aleiebepardelbeetwat . =lgo select their orst rider, tool each was. tp, rok Itt tilli iikar, lad. a ft er Walla, ilk liik,tifigiiiihe ; arta *I wrong sigiesot tor IDE lberissetp.,.. US .r' ki• allbed 9 an lel ride, 'keeled, ansl carve ktkenoß9L/11.a-:T Opts &WOE nEllothrs ,;eying palial it tie 64 Est illaVra .be lett race was buiWileca Mr-Siati•of-Drnowswg , MfaCopnliklatu;44;l9lo • . 4 ulde, ?ref 44 Aanr.Pw"—elliZ il l ow = 0111 = 1 / .—......... ilfigtsub AWL skid kept didligt Biro " b ) grattioalpeumikesitilL -Alfvlagisift,' aivoo94oPetelble i'9l * Pe a di le rdi. +sok.' 1 . . ^ iwt: . r.•.% . e. i ..,,,mint, =r tseraill. sctuu 1: *. ihl i &A_r nerketi; I tte c t b lVtos miles , sibeedeirof Zmituts. . nun nte it , avltte4 ill( rr: t - - •irernowascerviirana - FiF : 1111111111Wifiltn - anet lstat , I friee4h and' all Wells, Norfolk, ladettOritll tier Ellthiketed herself off Swim It L a kk L ate ly apparent distress; three tots_pkes went of to her assis t an ts , L.'s advice was, on board, and acted ap filgesTpr. pale tilnara arben they were a s.' • making the last tack for thi hafinatarA tresertations squall laid ad so palatable on her broadside, and in a mown 40 wept down. -All hand are no objection into the coble with the ezileption of a Man and a boy, and bee melancholy sod boart-rsedlng Med.'s'sy bit bittet'bnagined . for y,. T a k e described. The *yr sunk 'N . liar 111S . 11110111. re* mAn 'was VP4II atki amon r ikeWl s Urt? "4** spa captiously. as bakedeoged,aad-itistgleamiliepar dig Um), fight returned Aihtliso tbs leo aims hiteretaoirCiacomp yob. - As kit; Jerelnca, issalithe batiedoilekteaveiseamTilia 'thee" 439 minutes, the %att . • 4 . /. t r 1 9. 11 411J • . Var ,t•-• /1.0:7 !: •••••■•■04.60 b a,iolica LANCAStRit. - 116;1114; -1.'at le"'"r*- k r ar#ooc. SillfriNgt 41111,8 Nai15. . 7 1141 APliffwAvowit 144filitiog,Amid .Logan,. and Vaaid y i WateigN r ifinit4 Vest — ti ePnvicted outing the Pfeil% J‘srtzes o es qttwurg. forged Bank of England notes, • Inferring 'thetfr to 'bk ford, mar* brought op to for judgmthb • :'• • Kr. Justice BATAIX, with greet firebug, prontruncid llPeaten( death, andiP .4 0 , 4 45. 1 0,, 1 4e .w**00 , 1440 , lcases of each of the prisoners, anal intietatootAba) it thddgh mercy might be extendecl to some would be necessary to Make a • seleetiontlf 'tbe . Fa cases, that theisentealca of the4avenightzW •artireato effect upon them. The .arratchti,esift rifroplandet tine terruPted his.l.frrdships,l,l4ppeli*,v)-04. Rict§iiimfk. begged to be sent ova of the Philfp Lucas, aged 49, a very ee¢fe old itiao:bi l e t e a?" gular appearance, with large . .speetitliii; rong' Nita; and a large white nightcap- wood • charged with" having stolen, acLivarpool, three Eszehequett,isiilsorf be value of 10001. each. the Fogerty of. Ciipol, goo f i bury Leigh. ' No Misses was given , extettihat pert of tli* y two mewl to his posesssion e Aloe a assisswilieowarow amosisi tit t o witnesses essocornioi date s . • I :d1,11.00 , After the Learned juncit bad finishect charge fp the Jury, 'his Lordship,' it' the stlitielisiVniiirtfiti 4? fie - meet Counsel, inquired of Air. Hogging. , the gadbetY if:t doring•the prisoner's coOstressist, -.he, Ird , ,obssered pd contraction in hii hands ; and on Mr. Migginc.anly,er. jag in the affirmative, his Lnrdship observea .che JON person haying Such a contractithi ant hc, bat lt , vrat eery improbable dilate should,- pig iPise.;••• son's pocket; and this Ws: a point to which• they'd's-Add pay great attention. , Tbe Jury gave tbew verdict, 41(411 , m t7 tip, and tit rlotrs liberated in COWL A, Meetiag of the Shoredicch. Norton EaVete, and Old Artillery Ground Ladies Bible Association, _tot k place an Toe:Jai, in the Church of Sc. Leonara's," Shoreditch, for the. purpose of receiving' the 'thliteentn Riapatuof that. Sotiety.• It was aissonsreed' that. the, hev. Roaiar TAYLOR would favour the &intim with , Tise otenient of the, accounts, (which buto4qted tt? 60. Ts. 9d receipts) being, read, ch a the stairs 'of the'Society having been deTivited by tllelUv.-M..Patlitiva. Mr. TAYLOIIt . endeaftnited address list meesivi but it wealth:last asistaisaissi as taralag bin% out , . Sons people with hint gebstapjraurrd 'tot plikq.kriot by 444,1'3030s fha,fl4sm4ingi t giying ale tq ,the !pca,kers A ,llll4o cloinicar (Mottly acts.. when B Mi. iiit Aims., a Migistrite,. tiO iiai abl'ig' e :l elevelbarise slibuld be cbalAllidt6 lag Some stfitlfer .Ladier • missile.. hinted .4i wok... 'Was eventually restored,. aid sbe business gios,aaradkh. zwr7v.% Jennings re i un kd joghtly - e r t , • di ve dn o : ( 4. tinto veal IN telats 4:3"ailW Ode tied, • ' albeseesse euestlissottothfelirl ••• J - . 2 • ..; , -. I • oslght into I it.. Delevan - Bp i o ma d e pi, b o dy hippy. 1 1. 4 krqkg amyl ;pit % Polted'llier• oinio Mta'stp, ind aiditeFint bards =Ole Vet Modiein witithismoieweibt Wm sal the metieek. sed-dietal Ant :biped n Olt ' 4010410 14 , d o h r l twolizijzzgt a u c l, l ?!Tr. z . k . mile ei tet t ires t rerith I nTsumigs nob. Both aet . s ileesengetwees 10 week sod aught DrafaVilw l i tatTes thr - wait q$ il ko W a 41 91) , foloved, sad Jeanie, was *moo ti hes ba fa+ 4Ast rltookitidir too* feeti`te the =deft *se' tiioar pbaio. . . . . I. 4