Star. — London, England, 1827-11-30 00:00:00

PE OV-61tiii letterelffiterkeillie : Tdwa, Aug. 22i— ntettlay itneti Gfalsitlit'eTolitsUisieht iry aCtoants of a niinietobi holly 'of the who were approaching in thriee'divi. rm. purpose of attacking the Colony. nab letters which - detaillatticolirs, and Irm of the people thire Tihm so sodden f an enemy so formidable in point of on something like a plan of regulated Caffres, who stand in the ffest line on e said to have given the first notifi re sent their women. cattle, &c. into darks for safety, at the same time :e to repel their new enemies. All been ordered together, and a cm the boors from several-districts. I do there will be much to do, as a few rockets will be :efficient to disperse a or creatures. The Governor goes off ction to-morrow. Ammunition of every ipping to Algoa Bay; and one of the ler enders to proceed to the interior, accounts require such a meavure. It is , as tar as I can understand, where the om. They are supposed to be the tribe s, who formerly made an inroad on the call them Fakanees ; and another sup they are Irons Point Natal, which is Ld." L INThLLIGENCE-THIS DAY. East India Howe on Wednesday misted of ::onipsoy's Sugar ; stud 1 0371 Bags of 1,493 Bags of Sager, and 4,68 t Bags of f 'tatty freely, and fortke sound, averaged from pee cwt. The Codes was mostly bought ht, the rieddered too high. • The Rice obtaiued a petty aged from 11e. to ilk. per cwt. Markets this morning littk has bees Moo; late 'ere made of British Plantation at a reduction of ales lave been limited this Meek. Good lirbern it 625. per cwt. Foreign Sugars Be. Mlikbilf 9F about 28s. 'to 50s. per cwt. inch the some as noticed In our last teport.--. in a stactsuit rendition t. if any thing the prises Lecwasds are steady at the forme: rates. os—The imports of foreign wool, particularly aye fallen off considerably within the last fort. cram hoped thus prices will advance on the pre . The coasuoiptioo of English wool for some rry grew, bat thrpanspla supply 9f foreip wool r improvement hi prier. The accounts from hat the large stock which had been scetuiVolatiou Ist two years had ham decreased to that eaten iloglend, would be very trlslag during the so. r. Engli,h Down fleecy' are quoted. fehen'ed. limbs its *boot lid per lb. Nodal other at. The Imports of sheep's wool. trews Ham. ve sot eletwolod 34394 Sm. The delverks front e bete rather extensive. Oa. about 9933( lbs. n Russia .this Warning are Important, in a ems. sm. The dates reach down to the 14th instant, Gast had at it wills unwed severity. sad the opletely stopped : shoot nine vessels Were ?roars ted to be kept there all the winter. The exports ler liassisn produce. therefore; for the "steam The userhet in Loudon le rather more its is neroiag. The total quantity likfprita files St. low, is stated at 132,000-enskil t War atitHlo4ll44 dad 46.900 rAr.—'fiserse 4 a•111111161111allafaIlist rep, Flax, or Males. Inues at about the um* prise sok the eatippert rmand , for it not being *err print**. Thrtelt- Warehouse since : llo(lday hen,' heen4l.St war 9,sSl hags. !test accounts front India representing the Indigo dant, lite , Market !moisten rendered beater than 'tile wash. The shlpments continue eztensiste to the ices are about . the same as at last quarterly sale. AVAL INTULLIGENCE. 'w: liell*Leasde arrtsfed at Aglitter en rhe,leth of 'or Canton--tbe•fotaser tet the - lath Of ,•ahi ioth-of the sane month, *bury arrived at Anjeer on the 22d of * July, and on the* fled. tres' frees tSe 'Agent to T.loyd's at Monte,:ifideo, 4 The Heskisson, Clear, frost 'Logsdon-to been captured by Buenos Ayres privateer, plun nso the Bay of Ban Bias, and the agent of thpri• dispose of ffle earjo. It is raid that the Govern. I Ayres bas perSotised to wake teritilfrdamaitis. Ltettpesi, • tent in• here by his Majesty's ash, ait her iron a. beettos'Ayres privateer, has tow ns." 29.—A small boat. marked " Cereele, 'Hog rFt." was picked,up uul la e ded bare. boy. 24.—The Thetis,' blrecittt, arm en the evening at the 46th inlient„ 'MYst 'eight bof Dudgeon bra right Waled, *bleb stave Der liar and cede, illsbecovied eavbeid, and'Ald It blew .tress last night, end continues. r9.—Wind N.W. by N.—Arnred the tenon, cayrna ; Altrabetb, Names, tam Mama Vag hatio.Cll4; Adveseore. laws., fresti:Derde; C. as, front Theme; -end Disservice, Pestraes, fowl Km. 29...11find ' the bole of Hoot., from Malaga sailed.l2th-NOsember—lfttali 16th, Cadiz so the 17th, mid listroo on the 23d. J oy. 28 ,-4Villd S.W.—Arrived the Dove packet, Buenos Aires; sailed 98th Almost—from Monte it, and hem Rio oo the 48th September. Rev. 7A slap of the line, bulk at 'Venice for the • was stranded the aay after she sailed fer.Alezan oo gam mounted. TN, crew were all Austrians. Nay. 26.—The Vigilant ketch, Lieet. Prlsmerre if se a cr u is e . Theariten, 44 . 'HUIL* 4I,O O. 666: 0 Ranmeal on 'Monday, far the mere comeskot Gets. •It Iscagectured she will:when reedy, take ter masts fee the lisomtliettic ships la the Medi t Tamar, 96, Capt. J. J. Bemis, C.R. arrived lase he Sao Indies. The Onm, tender to 'the Royal mein last ereaing from Portsmouth. me Royalist" iff for Portman's, with Dwain Dimes as spas- . d hem Laudon the Choice, Wzaccv for St. Do z—in assacrese, the Hriuminia, Oce an, Windsor, sod Lady Leona packs{ ; in Ihrepeel, the Brim; to Royalist. Bramble, and they* i in the.Rowilds it", Leveret, aaJ Falcon. public and s:terna reception of a ynhog, lace in th e Noonan" Chapel of !daunt CaW The name of the Ina% Lady is -ltdies-De4. - -; Roar, county Kilkenny. The Very Re i.l *AN officiated in the cereuranT of the re-t le mom was ,passebod'by the Kerr. Jossel I St. Peer's College. Wex:.nd. lie chosei *he prepheertsf c• 2 - - " it ; rth a.l.lblessorn.-end shall tticlica-laidliaV Toe glory of Libenet is gives 10 it: an L=arttei and of Bsenn: thy shell sot be teen aid Vre . beauiy clout GoDr 4441irr _ . ewe 'to I& n tv2s coatledei. a so . tem WA elass'oes by the Uri. Mr. BRIMAK, ef RDtt. ...rowded 11f the most respectatileloblki• is and lib vicitiey, who, eviientlr felt a rein tbr during the whole of thestand J.atl outxt- Evexiqg Post. , • • , r 2 t 4 12: "1411.1 ti " 61.1.4 el 4:74 anew the Doke of Cullen, Led IMO Admiral, 'on this railed Gilds yttietstild ii lOW pile the #oli. Mem cif Poet, co So . ethOtei in *S#lay L it. " Liestesant C Jams ' tie Mars of his Safest?, Skit iteghontet those "link foot months I havelseen here diepitlibitho tare etc *hey, once on 'so occasion similar to the pteseist. d ittiet,' ewe is thib shaß always perform it; but on cica kis das matter that affords me great satisfacdoo is qui.e. of Ma Majesty's Fordei the sincere regard T 1 for theft welfare and 'honour. What I have to siy to-day relates to the 'Stith Regiment, but in so debg T Mast y advert to thediudoguished corps that' Amy' The Sikh Re illailnto though so highly diethigulased; can only be traced for a comparatively short number of years but upi.Aapi &piety and 29th Regiment, as far back as ISM, ite •Mk root was tnispd as the Mich Regiment. it PlYMOtels *lite Waggle but of the Duce Anamicaa war, in I 7541,1nias whom thei pf....-4.4 to Cork, and when there. under the toms eind of Comila. afterwards' Leed 'Howe, a circumstance octurrud, siertelog a degree of discipline and steadiness, which' in a• rube keeps u they were, gave a peemise of their future • hzectlesecet an des occasion, while on &thee& waiting to be embalked, 'they' rentalsed under arms 'four hours, without a single :Ma quitting Slep, ranks. The first duty performed by the cotps was at the Age of Linde. burg, where they eminently diedisgiiished theniselvee—the with Regiment was also present, - abd 'on this occasion • I cannot help noticing the peculiar advandge and boiiihe this very old corps bad of serving under the immediate eye their future Sovereign, the Elector of Hanover, afterwards 11. at the glorious battle of Dettingen. Hitt to' return to the Regiment : from LouisboUrg they proceeded to Quebec, is ,the pliant Wolfe where,on th e plates Abraham, their Cookies and bravery gained them ush laurels; andhe' would not ally say of that action. that as long as the heights of Abraham exist, Ile valour of the troops employed at its conquest will best testhneeit of English barely and heroism. Wool Quebec the 'Seth wane ordered to the Welt Indies, when it 'was diernaiddisable Ministers to peruse the w ar with vigour and activity, Of Ahn islands taken from the Pinch on that occilion, the Mdi *se pre, sent, and distinguished itself, at the capture's( Maillkie and `-*-ttoe. After perfortnibg this ilerdes,_,ntrediesded to 1 Howe, who clonsmihallid - gallant k Cabi. oniler.Colonel h. wito _ the itirmlog of the Moro Castle, - and in that _ 'ant kaigoit the ' gremidier company d .*be siftb was the first to mount the breech, a* to farm within its walls. Soon after this, the ree trb oa t e nt returned 19 inland, and b 1779 proceeded to G ibr altar. Spaniards, at this time, lentil known to have been actively engaged In reparations for 'attack on this important foment. Whatever were the ierrices of the • British annybefiire, or botirevermittidid they may have been dolt in my mind. and- I venture to say all Inataty men will agree wilfill me, that the troops 'employed dutimg tlte.foor 'yews' siege en* pre-eminently distinguished for their gallantry mid discipline, • un- . ,Air piivations and fatigues wtdelt We* Can 'be 'estialled,-.- ' The destruction .Of the entity's batteries was . elected by NS : 1 11int tompabies of the garrison, and • the whole "of the SON 'Regiment. After the successful and glorious defence of MI fortries, Ida Meisity, is • math of his eerkill approbation igracloidy °Mired** badge • Gibraltar' to be ibscribid 'on thr; colours of the reglinents P io - Mayloyed. 'With theineeption of , .badge granted for the battle of Ml** thhhis 'the Ant hatiotast idistiaCtion conferred do our 'breve troops for their valiantly 'before the enemy. 71u-Silth, fro* 'Gibraltar, emitted to Ittho& if had twin before the pleasvre of meeting theta a ertreite, and* 'agaln"meeting them at Cott,' an r oktuirence 'of •an UstrasnOnuy land inteteating nature Writ 'gifwe,ltillicli - I' ditall•tidir 'relate : !Oo' the pita& if the corps, l'obliwied 'an 'WWI* sttipeng-46- ..deed what Imay call 'a 'yelisigtioal'iliatinitin 14 Gratidiehr; land on making inquiry Who this:o4lg tillter'was, I wee told his logos Was Welledey, who had only Jibed* tau day, the title 'of December; 1717. -Fran that brim I did not again meet Mk; Ida at diner at the Quest of Eighted'slehle, the Ist of August 1111 - 4 'aalleid Marshal the Cadre of Wdlligton, *Wee 'splendid I etrveetviale added so Much to the honnar'ot his tolawy; this Is a teireirMatance so derider, that I shoe* not think it tight to ontit roarrasairri it ea the present occasion. At the ciammeneentent of what.l issey-ealPthe test war—namely, 179 S—th e -SSA were again indered Weis 'West 'holies, under Sir Charles Grey but were nor engaged heallfillhir et iMpeeteoce until 1101. Wl:en •ha Egypt, *Felts diatlegollitmi itself womb. They wear the badge g i won it well; and I trust they will ever maintain it nneraMed. • . lei - yeah obey, 1 'beim. they Iliedarthhed &engem ha as action. • Maids: The country was not then so moth VON* it 'le UAW to'bkiMant itlttirier; It Was titre if Ow beanies to tithed, affltis • Iffetwity, With his 'Med tendesuosion, grantettlii ever tilt engaged, • Nelda; ala badge. Thar:filth Were *MSS 'in th evarldtle. aervilos throughout the Peabody Var. illellidi Foot, weer forgetting their former evince more especially Glb !rahr,4llostantly•Mahlfained du'eanse - high:eltancter—l trust they ' ever sill ; in short, they only•sighed for an opportunity of distin- ' =2l:i d benssehes cm 'every occasion that reedited Itself. 'Since on ' .of iheneeeral.peaci in ISIS, the Seth Regiment have been 'olligloped -ter *we years In the island of Jamaica. Colonel Job., and the Olken of the 58th Regiment, having now in a `atehentaty manner so** the services of your distinguished corr. I hen only to say thef t .10 whatever situation yes may be placed, you have my warmed Wishes for your welfare, andeltat GOD may 'bleu you all." His Royal Mahn* . kben toting the new colours, and dim . = the different badgeensd devices, presented them to the two 'with so sppeopriate address to each on the importance of 'the ' charge hatrosted to them. Lieutenant Colonel Jose replied as Wolin : . 4 " May hi/lease your Royal Highness,—The honour haft been graciously plowed. Ibis day, to confer upon his ' 58th Regiment, most be ever remembeted as a most limeirlig mark of your 'Royal Highness's approbation. Your Boyd Highness bas -been pleased to follow the 58th anionic Its ' its carer for many years. nay, from its firs formation, where in you have bestowed the highest and most gratifying taco misms -on its character and services,--encomiums, which can- tOiol li bot•abio tilltier tdoirottbo illideitiona sod badies already tood*imaiberaphomot by Ms Majesty's most gradate fa-_ - torhofroloottorl to oblong, - Sir, that I was cabal to the amomma of Ilse ileginsautly you - illustrious brother, the late basted sod war to he besen• Doke of York. This act of his Royal Hiatuses% fewer and cord& uce will be indelibly impressed on hey Wad, and I humbly hope, that in intention and spirit I have fuddled the trust so reposed in me. I may trairetate, that darkeg the six years I have had the honour of being at the head of the Regiment. its conduct and discipline bree-becerasek as to glint my enjuallied praise and approbation. Upon this poise teems* say too much. I wish I were capable of 'expreseinradequately the feelings of pride and gradtude which the 50th-Regitroestretitartidos at the diatieguisbed honour this day con ferred "pea them by your Royal Highness; but, if I know my bendier eaters sod *idlers, they deeply and duly appreciate this mark•of favour, -the better to be proved wbeoever thew new standards, now•received from your -- Ro yal Highoesa's illustrious bands, shall be unfurled in the Add before the enemy." lk Defedilinetitof tia 50th Foetitaveanrived from Weedun Bar. dike atlYisilesch. UK weak/be-Depot of the 83th Regiment, soe men, marched &drill m over -to Deal, to embark fur Guernsey. Am Depot of the end Battalion ti the Rifle Brigade was =db Meow Wier, Plyittoutb, fry Ma* Genesi lir Joie yka Csboi 4 a Regimes! to Ruda is bound, both morning ble for the bip zd.. - -m!hisitot,th.• •0; infantry i4 Or b 'e ls avatry, r3 dert a a y y - all thenill'exsic ivories of flit itnipltal of hii canna:anent, and tali* charge of 't lindlircirt If 'evert articleforlhe complete equipment of his regi ment; ea that the Emperor, or. in ether weeds, the Crown, far ts each regiment With tidy the pay, arms, leathers , clothes, • er,riell frob,and a*ciertain tom for the remount of the cavalry. 'hus It Is ,tatekted, in Russia. and especially in Georgia, that an antryloOldilfrnotnjoittely tquipped for war, his urns excepted, t.Gdbefoineut 25 rubles (tattlers) which are equivalent At Tooloose the Spaniards and Portuguese who had enlisted in thb•Seitish servite were all dismissed ; sere. sal Of them IsaliMsed to our regiment (the 71st); one Portsiguesirboip was allowed to remain, be having ob stinately refused to leave us. The story of this youth booths* siogolar. In 1808, one of our officers hired him as a 'servant, and afterwards brought hit* to Girls grew, where_ the 2d battalion was.quattered ; here oar hero, Geed with military glory, enlisted in it, end Vats ir early moot out in a do* to Lisbon, his MOM city. Previous to his joining as in the interior, aft officers: had "actulany i been obligea to use force in compelling !Jim lo visit his parents, who wire both olive. Such was his ambition to be considered * " Glasgow chap,", that he never was beard to otter a syllable in either Spanish or Porthpese ; lb flit, be had determined to refroweat cobatty, sal make the head qoarters of the 7tia hicbsomer.4'hitsigiults of e Sooleisk Solder. J t"s'i 11 SPORTING A • • 11111:17ING-ROQM. TvnippisALvs, ,1 41 r4. 1 0- wu tolls* Wl* +OW -wateideti, dafl!le toward. mi cute, but of general betttei there wis little, nor _ the bdde, 'except on the 'St. Leger, experienced say material change. Of - Mr. Thonihill's Merchant, little requires to braid; tubas rtes a eery good born, and is indtled w be held le great estimation I but of his other two a few words may not be amiss. The one, Mariner,. Is by Merlin, out of Goosander, by Hamblecobian ; the other Is by Media, eat of Shoveller, by Seed. Shoveller won the Oaks in lel e; sod her sire, Scud, Is also dn. sin of two Derby idooen, via. Sam, wise wen it la 11144 . 811 4 0 4- who Woo It in 11120. Stud himself was got by Bennibollghts_wott lbs. Don caster Sc. Leger, in 1794, we of the meet M*- coed bones of bis day. The present oddi are thus-- Maar. 13 to 2 apt Mr. Thornhill's Mertiont s to 1 apt Hon, S Pause The C4/0014 9 to 1 apt Duke of RudantraiSorsery colt Is to 1 apt Duke of Grafton% Druid 20 to 1 apt Duke of Grafton% Omen 20 to I apt Mr. TtiortabUrglbo4o92.o9l2 23 to 1 agst Doke al Notland's Upo~. colt ss to I apt Mr. flailges brother In' ItS to 1 ajar Sir J. Wary% e. by Waltitet-4altyltalit hessi 25 to apt Mr. Ape% c. by Ilislies—Jskases taenj_ 2S tel 1 a gat L4dKrseter's e. by itassip—Folly (talten) Oein. 10 to 1 apt Lord Jersey's Trallle rg : the 11 to 1 aist Duke of Grafton's 13 tot apt Col. Udney's . lirotte eibf - Do.scannto fir io t i = 10 to 1 apt Mr. W. Scott% Vs (no takers) 12 to 1 apt Colonel King's Nosy /Whin 1$ toll apt Mr: Penes The Colgoel . 30 to 1 apt Mt. Petres,lfnuneline , 33 to 1 apt Mr . Petre's Delphian Pate Mabby) 4d to 1 apt Mr. Petri% Stapleton 40 to I agst Mr. Watt's slater to Memnon 1090 to to apt Merchant for Derby and St. Lepr. sad Bloat's Stable for Oikt (taken) 100010 10 apt Druid fir Derby, lid &say Bedlam for Si. Leger (igen) 1000 to s apt The Colonel for Derby and St. Leger, and Thin poling for St. Leger (taken) r NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING. NeteM.taer. Wseaissoar CowLeask. Firm Class Matches. 1 Mr. Edwards's r. b. p. Zone agar lir. Genes Wk. end w. d. p: Sampler—Undecided. 2 Mr. Duckworth's blk. and w:b. p. Kitty Lord Stradbrooke's I.lk. b. p. Moose S Mr. Hoeklne's r. d. Hap Baba Mr. Towers'; bk. d. Jumper 4 Mr. Hoskins s r. b. 'Hoyden Mr. Ruses r. b. Beauty 5 Mr. Den's Dads apt Mt. Redhead's Li; 6 Mr. Wilitinsea's r. b. p. Cigar Mr. De Burgh', bind. b. p. Nimble . 7 Mr. Redhead's d. Lahr Mr. Denn's r: b. Darling ,Mr. Hoskins% r. b. Harebell Mr. Stowebswer's bile. b. WO • • • 9 Idr. 1)e Burgh's Wk. d. p. Nightingale . . I Mr. Edirar&'s r. and W. b. p. Zalde . l ip Mr. fkoneliewer's Wk. b. p. Isabel apt Mr. Wilkinsonis ‘lllLil and W. I. p. C.ambric--01. i ll Ms. Beekworth's blk. b. p. Kate Mr. l)enn's r. b. p. Dove 11 Lord Ettielbtooke's blk. d. Melton . 'itl . I • • . . 1 : 'l'2;l . •ft • ..): . V Mr. Proctor% r. 4. Weilier . . . awns. Osas Matches. 13 Mr. Den's bik. 4. Dohs hist Mr. Villkaisa's blk• 4. Canon— thatiscided. 'l4 Mr. lioskines bik. b. *Atilt'. r. 4. Bustle— Undecided. TS Mr. aeon's blk. 4. Dedpot SOK Th. Alseita'sML'4. Noabdeo--+ " tided. Hoskins's bik. d. Hamlet • • • 1 De Burgles f. 4. Nabob . . . he Burgh's bik. 4. Nero apt Mr. Genes w. b. p. Spot— Mr. Mr. Mr. LJUIWCHiIetI• I t Mr. konehewer's Mk. sod w. d. p. Innkeeper • . 11 Lord Stradtwoohe's r. d. co... Marquis • h.] The cotirsiog. co the whide l war better than Tuesdafs, the wep. 'titer Butt. ea the toeitpany more oanwrous taAlossisie, ha, eludirry Mao) , of the fair sex, Who, on borWhaek, kept tip es the emists its good style; there were also toorsal. carriages. The cooping this day was to the Ciseseiry Field. The. butte= rp malkabli aro% partkularty those for the Gad Cop 4 * troy the forte ittitzerehe Grciiiad;generally ma e for the plantatiase(dp ._ . . MU). rutridy Wet them trialini their escape. The Thew. was very well attended ; the perfeensisces being the bespeak of Dlr. and Dirs. Sharpe, most of the cuiti. io t a of the fashionable. in the neighbourhood were present. It la under the managtment of Mr. Fisher, the respectable sis,M4er of the Norio& and Suffolk Company. The ►assets generally Well attended, being liberally supported by Trainers, Jockey., ft.e.h. the winter; and k is not an umussal circumstance to We the bespeak of •' bleakest*, the Jockeys," draw a DU13111101.11 audience. TrOssair Amasses. The Gold Cup. I Mr. Wilkinsaa's Cassini : .1 Mr. Tbarp's Nawarites • • .. p • I Mr. rudwardes ZitteVa . • . . 3' • Ir. 13deiiriseth's the •. ~ .. I Nestaiarket Sweepstakes. ildr. Hosiins's Hippo/yes . . . I Ur. Kelly's Quorum . • The abevs coupes have just been run le Bottisilees kield. The weather is'ltad. _ TROTTING MATCHES. were Gud due jfma, ckclar, he mu - - - - - Yesterday Ur. French, a 'Oenilairtas'af eelebtlty, undertook Os trot his hone 44 riles is one hear 1114114 half. Odds wire Sto On time. It was done as follsafa row alive ea& plies ef.greeed ti the Bristol Road— • )-• .. M I L ' The first dye inner ir ere done In 40 Second ditto ' • • • I 1 041 • Third ditto Fourth ditto ............ 11111 al Itetnainios four miielle•••••••••••••••••••••«••••••••••••••• « IS Tacna « • 1 - 411) One of the most arduous undertakings bikini bees atteMpalk In the sporting circles fa/souse time, took `pions Sias Orp. Mt. W. Castle, a Geotkonan not much Murano in the sporting world, undertook for 300 sues. to trot kla horse ten maw, gallop the same horse another ten miles, and then run ten miles himself, all of which be banked hishielf to do li two Mars and a quarter. A great deal of betting took place at d to 4 against the undertaking.. It took Owe upon a two-adle piece wf ground upon the Brighton rood, sod win done asklbers.— . 'trotting. galloping. RualdiSH s. 14.4. First Two Miles --a to s 4... ....... ......10 Second ditto Third ditto ..." ««« 7 SU"; " •S 14 n 40 1 'Fourth ditto S. —."ll 41 • 14 '1: Flfth ditto «....«1« 14 Mr wa' of i 2 07 Todd ...... 37 IA 32 3 / FOOT RACE. Yesterday Morning numbers of the adniirers of Pedestrianism] assembled on a half mile piece of ground in the Hackney Road, at an early hour, to witness a gunning Match between a Mn. William' Featherstone and a Mr. lama) Hudson, for AO aside. The dis tance run was half a mile and heck—Mr. Featherstone giving his opponent 20 yards In advent,. The pedestrians went off at a quick rate, Mr. Hufison during this half mile maintaining the 20 yards given him by his opponent ; but, on their return, Mr. Hudson fell off his speed considerably, and Mr. Featherstone came up to blot, and won the match by nearly four yard,. The betting at scatting was Sto Son Mr. Hodson. Mr. Featherdone ran the mfe in Bee minute, and is remade. Mr. Hudson was so much fatigued that be was conveyed away in a chaise. THE MARKETS. CORN RILCHANGS, MARX-LANE, Nov. 50. Our market was maremely dal this asorsing, but particularly the meriting trade ; and as DK samples (4000 qrs. of Wheat. 5,850 qrs. of Barley, 16,900 qrs. it Oats, sad MOO sacks of Vionr,) ace large, %!f/ few purchases have sea a ads by the meahsen ; but Woodsy 's priors *ere sustainal fot Ise our** of Wheat. Ruley abd Oats Innis the same state. wad most he quoted as as that day. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. M. Mutton and Beef are s shads /ewer, prime Suns and Hunts out fen:blot mote than 4.. tad. pm noon In Veal there Is no militias. the beet Milo an Wads 54.10 d. to Is. pot stone. In Fort there is tftsuskien a( about 14. per notin &Wild Potion being Os. Id. to Os. 44 pm sheds.—Yeasts, ami Sharp. 4,1n0 Plas, ISO per stone, 46. es 4p. sa, Mama, 41. to 4a. ad. Vial, Si. to 04 FOlit; 51. do Vs. pet lest *s let. it 44 151. , Mom, /14 to db 10s. Straw, 41 in is M 1 t • ing bat Yesterda High E-q. VIM Castle 'gow that Gouroci nearl , of a kingi titian/ said I wood, Scant 'about and Clyde, t •p the 'count neglect 'on w and pssseagers e —Wi for 'any e •team and. , went said to see or other at anchor rof of the look. sons usted the sic( shred, negligent. Dom turtOn miles - &ar 'George placed ►. on certain crime caused Of it as had (0 * 1 0 1 ; 1 9% be felt Of similar fur. * *Welke by segi and Coui c 4r 6ises . . Preck . r sel Lordshil o'clocl , an Pori .or PI at objection. dering the were liable Thi accompanied instantl had' th: ProPtrty , unlit? the mane UP broke rained, ! ~,:,!,-.."! ,I .: • .. •••• - ' ' • " 4 7 1 , 11 Arr%" - P,4" , " 4 77 1 "7. - ''' - .": - 1 . 1V 4 r,:,R,• ~ , p - • . . 1 . , . „ . -• '6 .``` • , ■ " '''' - EDINSURIPVIIO% Or:- •- - .. .. .:a.i.aiseki s Illfffi COMM' 01P4DMIRALTT. • . • , 'esterday . Sir fon* eosin., 'Knight/ Jisilgi of the li Court of Addiirahy, assisted by. W. Soswect., , . Advocate, prointided to the• trial of &chid *lie, now or lately impel, of thn ,Donshaspaps . t, de steam boat, ,plying *won §troilMetA 10 11.010 0 . P. accused . of culpably mod . iseeigeptly,parsatiog ~., i 1. , vessel, WhCO - . 14 .oy, DORT Alltt. pert, of d i e, bay of !rock, in .the Prith.of..92oe, wisieh,ksopposite,"er fly opposite„ta,theinsiy .4. 0k r 491444,4a; Of Alkstance : tu i quarter . mile or , Me URA tir .tbefe. a ad ; ofit .. t 'ging the said vessel_ ythirellmion . ,wlth. c. 4,,antall boat ~',.... - _ -,,. origins to Andrew Ml.anichlan. m an, which wgre the ' 3 '. Andrew ill•Lactifin,"Tobillanitin, Wallin pLack. ' r Id, Alefinder DotaliderWl, 'John V9yes; and George"' ins, who had cast"eilehiat ^ Midi the intent to fish) .. ut a quarter of • a. !oile r free. ifie`qoay of bparock s • , • . being eigaged m fishing in the said Frith of • •, , , de, the said Eieicid *Haile did. tinie aloresaid, i 1 u . . in commanding the said 'tete packet, ea its voyage . u i be Frith of Clyde. above lislth Point, is the . , my of Realms., culpably, rieglit; and r•Ales4y lect to station - any' pedon or'peviele on the bower any part of the saidstearn 'packet, op thelesOk-ent, • 4 . l did go down be! to Ccillect the huircfrois the wagers,--stir for' siisiliendier Perrldise,4iffebai leaving person at the . briar s tie 'atik, isillkr past of die said ion packet, specially entrusted sikh the `loot-out; I, at the time when the said Ezekiel lit4tarse n down below us afomisaid, the Steersman of the I i steam paelrmt *rev not so placed as to be able see distinctly a bead, - of .disceem airy fishing best, other small waste' thistAn t j e i . lit ; i l t a n e d, sai is liz n er: u lYil i• 1 I t i h n e ehor said ol e - • . rhh ei l le g . emd.reekless consists i .. , • the said Fat • - MlLirilles in neither, hotpot 4 k-out bleself t , nor aysktojelt asp (tenon of • is at the bow of, the saidstem. packet specially . . steel with the discharge of Ibis &upend in not having • -I 1 i steersman so stationed ta Ile:Vil,Ohe to Mee .climigetly - i 1 end, or in consequence of . patl•dl i the said,culpaille. • • , i . Oigeat, and teckleis calderasthe hid stenot..nackno - ' - i ' mbartOn Castle, when advancing at the rate of tea - - • • i es an hour or thereby, with a fake/lid. sun straight " ~ . ms,sspon the said fishing boat, abash "SC lIIILke orge Evans drowned, and the lives if other remelt. , a ced in imminent danger. ..The charge leas alsodaid certain regulations for the navigation oftbe Irish ef. ... ' . l. 1 1.1 1 i ide, sanctioned by the Act VI. Ge0...1V. egp. 117. i rise nannies pleaded Ant Guilty. Special defences ' 4••• . re hem read, in which the ' paned. fitredild NO t * 4. it y, end averred that the vessel was conducted - , ed with , e skill mid caution—ant} that if. the people is the , • all boat had done the same, no accident vemsid bar. t ppened. Witnesses proved the case fortheprollesmine. the patmel's 'declension was read. It stated,. thal• / en off Kempoch Point, the pannel went below to i ' , tle adispute, and :Chile there beard tbe i trasb, which &Place In le s s three minutes after be Went dolt', icol , patory proof Was tendered in support of the, :brawn. • . , , . .. ~ ~ The Jones ADMIRAL summed up the Iraltecf,.l:ie gita by describing what culpable Infiniti!, ssan 7r ,a. me closely allied to murder, and which might . he • A used by dffferent means, through the culpable acts f another. He then went over the evidence, and Law/'i I as his opinion that the charge of culpable negligence d been Made out.. The Joey would, however , judge i ! the/bid:m g and decide as .thpreirleriee warramed , pis, It they erere ot opinion that the case was Proved ( , felt that as eaamitie s wastd redound to the prevents°i similar accidents in the Clydp.. . , :t The Jury retired a little part eight 'o'clock ; and after 1 i i absedce of 00 minutes, returned a verdict, finding, aPlurality of voices, the pannel (;Lilly; but in con. 1 I i ; ' quence of his plevious..good character, unatrimmuly 7 i t 1 • : d strongly recommended him to the mercy of the , ' 1 )iatt. The Junes Amateat., in discharging the Jury, said esiosidesed the reindict well foonded, and one which , a _ ult give fROSIActiOII to the country. a: 1 Mi. A li tt nee lett, here stated, that he eoasiclete d it hit sti,,is, of the senior Counsel, to state to his oeslthip die import of a few out of a great number of ,-, nikeasessf ch ander in favour of the prisoner. These . I resdothet Ler i - leig period he had been considered ', `. ! ist Mitper, weld, and attentive seaman. A •• • , .The Joann Alessatast. said he would take the recCitn. :V 1 endation of the Jury, as 'well as those certificates, into I • 1 .ions consideration in awarding pimishment. His 1 ordship then adjourned the Court till this day, at two cinch.—On the prisoner being removed from the bar, ' I , intimation was given that ha should be accoraaiodat!if ith i room in the house of the Governor of the gaol. , The Court met at two o'cleck, pit suant toadj stun- l ' ;eat, when Mr. A. M.N sic stated an 'objection in arla , • ist of judgment, which was* substance, that. as the , , i sand had been charged with two different offenses, r ode or other of them, the dory bad, is (siding hint I: i uilty generally, not told which of these he was guilty ~. 1 f, and the verdict did not warrant that be was guilty 1 both. . •.,, .. , ' 1 1 Mr. COCKBURN, at considerable length, enfrieced, the bjection. After which, the Jones ADMIRAL, CORO.' ering the point as quite new, and that his deeisi ere liable to review, postponed giving judgment until 'hursday at two o'clock. ; , , ommalm•lmMill 1 GLASGOW. f 4 •k, ,_ Fla.—About four o'clock on Sunday morning. the - it, I, machine° on thestation .discovered that the third Soor ?,1 l a. back tenement in Argyll -street, occupied as a -.., night's shop, was on fire; and the alarm being .ltilmills he Superintendent of Police, with a posse of officers, ccompanied by Mr. Davidson and two engine% were Intently on the spot. Previous to their arrival the fire lad assumed an alarming appearance—the whole Sat was enveloped in flames, and, he destructive element vas bursting through the skylight windows with, the : i utmost fury, illuminating the whole atmosphere, teat hreatening immediate devastation to the surrounding i iroperty, but in less than ten minutes, owing to •the inhibited supply of water, the excellent condition of . he engines, and the masterly, effective, and unrealitting manner in which they were directed, the Ere wit stet ender, and its ravages confined to the floor in which it l . broke out. A considerable loss has however been Miss rained, as the premises were filled with unfinished fut.. • , shore, the whole of which has either been damaged tie t destroyed. A very fine Newfoundland dog was found 'ping dead in a corner. It is supposed the poor sentinel had been suffocated with the smoke, as no marks of . i burning were visible upon him. , . It is stated at the Customhouse , that the revenue froth sugar for the last three months, is 450,0001. less than daring the same period last year. One of the young elephants which have been eihibiti- I I ing for sometime at the Menagerie in Exeter 'Change, hat been told to the King of Spain fbr 700 k it**, pelt , ' I on Ward a ship booed for Gibraltar WV itsiteitap alonoll. • ••-• • _. ~, .. i . . i \ ' • 1 ___,.... The 1