Star. — London, England, 1827-01-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY. . . • Ito" Pnr.--The three elltbs Half Pay, dee on the 114th eh. in coarse of payment on Wednesday the 17th Init. lows' Panama —The payment of the mder.mendosed SW. dee on the t4th ult. will commence cm Wednesday, the 17th viz.—Widovre Pensions, Unattached Pay of General (d.l Royal Ilounty. e Depot Squadme of the loth Hussars marched yesterday log from Houtrilew for imerich. lean from Bat badoes, that the Ist Battalion of the Royals, the command of Major Macias, were lespeeted by he. Governor General Sir Hinny Wrisss, so the lot of when his Eacelleetcy was phased to mesas, is the terms, his perfect ipprweel of the stork and ear. mork e 'svitti which this diningoisked she nape petteenial s ylws e volutions of the day, es well es the bonnier etwamay of the Regiment and Barracks. He wm isia tteased to 01111110. t he men on their healthy and swamps. It tss a ppears by the Returns of this Resistless...that they bane fewer sick awn in the Hbepital than they had when at home, and no piker on the sick list. D e wy Afelwant Commissary General Foam sad Comedepriat cub, J a mes Parr and Charles Mammies. frees the Web Commis. ar ia tkpartment, embarked at Can a few days since for Lisboa, to join the British Army now in that napery. MANCHESTER, JANUARY 4. STATE OF TRADE. It affords us much pleasure to state, that we! had another good market on Tuesday. If less bo i tie ss was done than in the preceding week, it was owing to the determination of the manufacturers se pave an advance on the price of their cloth, which was obtained in almost every instance, to the amount threepence per piece, on grey callicoes. There has been a small advance in yarns, with a brisk demand for the home trade. Upon the whole, the prospects of the cotton trade Men a e,: in ast. SEROIIOUS A CC ID pec ENT. Monday. a number of poor people assembled at Barton•upon•lrwell, at ibe door of the Overseer's office, for the purpose of piocuring :chef. A heavy shower' coming on, they were desired to take shelter in the lobby of the office; btu no sooner was the lobby fiKed than the Rooting gave way, and numbers west precipi- ' wed into the cellar, several of whom experienced con siderably injury, and othets had their limbs fractured. THE WEATHER. Tuesday evening this town was visited with a deep and severe storm of snow, which continued for several hours, accompanied by a strong north-westerly wind, and drifted in see ral places to a considerable depth. All the coact es coming to Manchester were delayed several hours beyond their usual time. We have nut heard of say accident occasioned by the storm. FATAL EFFECTS OF PASSION. Saturday night last a very melancholy occurrence took place in Oldbam•street: a Woman named Mar saretWatson, who sells vegetables and oysters, having been much annoyed and provoked by a number of boys, who took things from her standing, and endeavoured to knock it over, stabbed, unJer the influence of passion, a than ntmed Robert Miller, who happened to be pase ping by at the time, and whom she erroneously took to be one of the aggtessots. The unfortunate man imme diately fell on bus face, and soon afterwards expired. . The wound, which appears to have been inflicted with an oyster knife, was between the first and second rib on the tight aide, it was about one inch in length, and one of the large arteries was divided, which de luged the chest with blood. The poor man has left a,' wife and sevetal children to bewail his untimely fie.' The wawa ap tao r who inflicted the mortal wound, has Js large family,, and is far a.ivanced in pregnancy. On Tuesday morning aw , inquest Was held on view 'ef the body, at the Town Hall Tavern, Tibb• street, be fore &tux Musts, Esq. and a very respectable Jury, wpi returned . a Verdict of Manslaughter against Man. garet .Watsoft, and the Coroner committed ha for trial at the next Assizes at Lancaster.—MameAester Renal& lt, PATe• Ir g be to own *wan Pt v ices, du cal tt j o t. ais , Royal Ho t wining from We leant fro to y er the con x u aroey Go N o vember. ad root iatteriog ro e anima the v arious eta of the &Valet pot th" f li n t a ppears by the d a me n in akar ott tbe D e p o t/ Ail Mkt, James tang DaPart2 o lds the Dr , It afford had anodic business sr was owing I to have an was obtain of threepen bees a smal the home tr cotton trade Monday. Barton•upo for the pun coming on, lobby of thl than the fio tated into t siderably is Tuesday urere :tor n accompanie drifted in it VINTRY WARD. Yesterday 'at ten o'clock the Lord Mayor directed the poll to be again opened; but from the very active exertions made on the two foimer days by the friends of each Candidate to bring voters to the poll, very lade remained to be done to-day! The Lord Mayor, how- Over, repeated what he bad stated several times on Wednesday, that unless be bad the consent inter-Wag of the two Candidates, that he might adjourn the poll, immediately after opening it yesterday morning, till about two or three o'clock, and then meet again to de dare the election dosed, be certainly should keep the poll open till four o'clock. This consent not having been given, 'the Lord Mayor did accordingly sit the whole of the day, and his morning's task was that of rolling over the Newspapers, and gossiping with the 3entlemen around him. Up to tiro o'clock whip two sown premed draftiest),, bal at whew appeared to support Mr. Wilde. The state el* t e at eor that boor was as follows: 'For W • iir. Wade • • • Najitatlty At the tad den of the psi the ambers were: For lideWisebeeter Mr. Wilda . . . 52 aerabers beiog equal, the centeet of coarse le to be decided by a eezetlay. 4 11 / 4S THE ZING. -•- • 7111inea onaleti regarding the DM* of Toes requires is mends, ; and bh Maurer woeid have oxidated his ebbs, inn the effete Go his health end "kits were ea serious, that his metal advisees are understood to have positively interdicted the eentima tion of these visits,• on seaman of the tendency of them. It men. timed to have been the decided statement, that if they were eon. tinned, they would DK be answerable for the Kam'a health; end they wrongly and feelingly Wicket, hawk's ishoseved how moth the farmer visits had 'acted his Mummy's health, that they might be diseeedused. *seeps tie Duke of You; &geld be prosesitteed to be getdag better. • This is booms in partieuler did,., se the rows for the Los baying abeadeed from visiting tie Duke of Yeas sines Friday last. BIRTH-DAT OF THE EARL OF LONSDALEX.G. Illriday hit being the :Anniversary of the birth nt the Earl of i Lonsoate, the day was celebrated at Whitehaven with mere than meal demonstratians of respect. At four o'clock a large party of Gentleman sat down to a sumptoests dinner at the Black Iles, Captain Illsactr la the chair, and was supported by Joint Haan's, Esc as Vice-President. After the cloth was removed, the Chair• man gave the following teasts--" Thu King," " The Duke of York, and Army," " The Duke of Clarence and Navy," " The Earl of Lansdale," " The Members ter Westmoreland," The Countess of Lonsdale, and her amiable daughters ;" after which several ether toasts were given, and the party did net separate till a late hour. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. 4RRIY4LS. The Countess of Bridgewater, at her haw in Grosvenor-aquae, from Ash ridge, Herta; Lady linzabeth Vane, in Great George: street, Westminster, from Osfeedshire• Lady Charles Come, in. Connaught-place, from Ireland; the Ladies Fitzpatrick, in Gas. venom-place; Lady Stoughton , . in Portman-square, from Paris; Lady Maryborougb, in Saville-row,rons Windsor; Colonel and Mrs. Broderick, in Park -stint; Mrs. and 'Alias Allen, in Green street, Park-lane; Mr. Spicer, In Hanover.square, from Esher Court ; Mrs. Chaplin, in Welbeck-street ; Mr. IL Hyde, In Alen tagu-square ; Mrs. and Miss Curzon, in Park.street ; Earl Jermyn, in St. James's-square, from a tour; Captain and Mrs. Milner, in Berkeley-square; C. P. Thompson, Esq. M.P. in Seffolk.street. front Weenie, Abbey, Surrey; Wm. Forest, Esq. from a tour; Colonel Vansittart and Son, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from their scat in Bucks; Major Ricketts, at ditto, from a tour; Rev. I). !Anthem, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street,from Yorkshire DEPARTURES. Tie Duke of Beaufort, from Enstone. Oxon. to Badminton, Gloucestershire ; the Hon. George Forester, M.P. for the ant of the Earl of Westmoreland; Mrs. and Miss Courtney, from Dieppe, to Brightdn; Colonel and Mrs. Spencer, from Alnwick„ to Barb; Colonel Deverenz, from Cheltenham, to Bath ; Captain Henry Herbert, from Manchester, to Dublin ; the Marchioness of Down shire, for Roehampton; Countess St. Antonio, from her house in Hanover-square, for her seat in Surrey ; William Walker, Ras for Purbrook Park, Hants; William Ripley. Req. on a lour; Captain Steele, for Brighton ; J. Cole, Esq. from Fenton's Hotel, on a tom; Stu James and Lady Smith, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, tor their seat, Reigate ; Mr. and Mrs. Mitfoed, from tie St. James's reedy for their seat in Norfolk. COURTS OF LAW. CHANCRRY SITTINGS. The Lord OunceOw will de in Lincoln's Ina Hall on the 10th, 11/11, itth, and 13th days .f January, to hear the Lauds and' Beabrupt petitions. elleta, *MAL& AND resinous, PROMOS 50 alltaltY TRIM Illeuduy. January to—First Seal. Tuesday, January ter—Appeal Case of Nesse s. Rowland. Webseeday, January 17—Remidning Motions and Petitions. Thursday, January Is—Di t t o . Friday, Januaty 10—Second &al. Saturday, January 10--Reensinkti Modems and Petitions. Monday, January 21—Remain Modes* ad Pelham& VICE CHANOMILLOR'S COURT. azars, mug, ammealee, uIeMPINOM masses aleaemoes, ems ezemas, Maas Mieu.esr =anti. Monday, January 16--HMERI I I6,. _ Per. Tuesday, January l6-1 1 1naa, Demarrers, sourfinass, and titer Directions. Wednesday, January 17.—Dleag • Thursday, January Is—Pleas , Zinndells, and Far char Directions. Friday, Jatusarylo—innod Seal Saturday, January 01—Petitions. COURT OF KINGS BEECH, LONDON. Adjourned Day, ilooday, Annetta. FIRE AT SIR A. B. KING'S ESTABLISHMENT. VitSTMINSTga SESSIONS—{Tins DAY). • • Mil ?AM 40 as antes ASAVIIII IMP& The defendant In this case we* pet to the bin ea an indictment thwthill him with smelting, on the tied of Aleut, WU few Gea sari. nos of the panels of the perbilb withs is the maid= m his ditty.—The &mask ores alleged to h .ve bees nee of ebb mess aggravated ; ttie watchman' having been attacked on his Mulatto= the warchhoese by U18441E411* and others, aad crony beetee. John Bryant swore to witesseleg the essaalt esposplathed of. TheCuanusau coesidered there wield be so doubt as to the verdict. The Jury considered for sem dew ; sad the Chsatiusas observed, if they could net agree, they sight retire. A Juror said, eight were ter see verdict, sad lbw fer_aeseher. The Jury at length nuked, sad ea their retain, head the do. fondant IWe Guilty. His bail now epplied to have their recogelsaness dietherged, lithith had become forfeited la courtesans of the &bedew not attending in time at a previous Sessions. The Cocos granted their prayer, on the grated that they paid the coats, which was agreed to. Yeettichly Charles Banks, J. Macgregor, W. Lightfoot. and John Billings, four persons of very respectable ap pearance. were indicted for assaulting William BosweUr on the 12th of July last. Mr. C. Primus appeared for the prommtnee, sod Mr. Atter for the defence. The prosecutor stated, that he was Steward of a Be. nefit Society, called 4' The Tailors' Trade Benefit So ciety," and on the evening laid in the indictment, they met at a public house, called the Whim Horse, *ear Soho Square, for the purpose of settling the So ciety'. accounts. The defendant Lightfoot was the other Steward; and after reckoning up the different sums, it 16V as found that twenty four pounds were due to the de.l lendant Banks. &fore witness had time to cast up the sum, Banks drew the money towards him, and said there was a deficiency of IS. 13s. in the 241. A dispute then arose between Banks, Billings, Lightfoot and wit ness, regarding the alleged deficiency ; and, after some search, the sum of U. Si. was-found in a small tin box,. thus leaving a deficiency of 10s. 6d. Bob then put his hand into witness's pockets, and said, 44 here it is," and pulled out some of witness's own money; and Billings put his hand into witness's other pocke . and pulled out some more money, making albpgether S Lwhich they took from him. Banks then knocked him down, locked the door, and thrust his hand into witness's mouth, to prevent his crying out. Witness cried out for for giveness. On being asked to explain what he meant by the word forgis cams, the witness said he entreated foe mercy. At length, he succeeded in making his escape into the street, where he was found by the watch man, lying on the step of the door. ' Cross examined by Mr. ALLZT —He never told the defendants that if they would forgive kin, he would make up the deficiency; the defalcatiest wise mitt/. 10s. , 6d. it was 11. 13s. they were all searched, andldeteidm Society's money was found on witness (loud bins that is, in one pocket, was W. Ss. belonging to watandlo, and U. in the other, belonging to some sick members, to whom he was going to pay it over. Francis Scott, the watchman, was then called: he dated that he saw the prosecutor lying on the steps of the public-hause, but he observed no that ks of violence on his person. " Mr. ALLEY then rose,• and delivered an energetic speech on the part of the defendants, in the course of which he remarked that he had three witnesses to call on their behalf, but he thought it scarcely necessarylO trouble the Jury with their evidence. The Cianutsa sammad up ;and tbs Jury, after deliberate& a few mioutes, hued an the defeadame Godley. The proesemes time sappaitiorela* and ad., he had not et reshet. she cemeresees of ghat .*wing. , Ottet the defendants asked the ewe 11 they amid sot bit the_proaecuter foe perjury - e The CuatemAn replied that the Court had nothing to do with that ; it was clear the prosecutor , had been out of pocket, and the Court therefore sentenced' them to pay a fine of W. 10s. each, thus making up. 101. Mr. ALUM then rose and said (addressing the dw fendants)—Gentlemen, I beg your pardon for not hay, gag done my duty- by you; I could have produced them witnesses, • who would have contradicted every ward this man has said; I shall, therefore, relieye you from the consequences of the verdict,. by paying the fine of 101. myself; I thought you would have been merely fined one shilling and discharged. A Magletrate on the Brook then remarked, that although the sesta= was paned, yet the media was sot recorded. The Csammai—•We can change the ganisbment to imprison. meat.. . Mr. Auxv-1 should be very sorry to do any Wag to Injure my ellents—but If dab toe Is to be safereedj dud pad It for than. Mr. Pmraurs-1 sbould not math like t? ray for alt my draws. The CHAIRMAN YOlll perceive, Mr. Alley, that you were much mistaken in your speculations of witnesses, but the Jury have given their verdict. and we are bound to adopt it. It will be quite idle for' you to pay it fur them. Mr. ALLRY, however, instantly handed a check to the defendant nearest him, whe appeared very reluctant to accept it, bat Mr. Alley insisted on his tasking it, re marking, that his honour was concerned. This case created a considerable sensation in a crowded Court. - - DUBLIN, l's. & —No-- In addition to the calamities connected with this conflitratiou.sit is our ineldhcholy duty to add another name to the list of sufferers—Mr. Butler, head clerk in the establishment, who. in his exertions to save some of the property, from the devouring elerrient,hss,"we regret to say, fallen a victim to his endeavours. He was ex tricated from the ruins, but not before he received inju ries that produced his death. This Gentleman expired at three o'clock on Saturday, and the remains of a more faithful and attached servant, a mole upright and holiest mut, cc a more amiable or obliging person, were never consigned to the 'rave. His relatives unaffectedly lament, and his friends and acquaintances sincerely regret his loss. la addition se the ether solemn at this fire, we regret to say, that the ifagineer to the Glebe Company was obliged to be taken se Mercers' Hospital yesterday,in coosequence of the bndets which be received. ISTRUCTION OP ALDERMAN ATKINS'S IMMENSE WAREHOUSES IN THAMES-STREET BY FIRE. Between five and six o'clock this morning, a fire was discovered in the above warehouses, tenanted by the Wednesday night, a burglary was effected at the Hartley Bottle Company, from Alderman Atkins. Ls house of • Mrs. Boyd, Connaught -terrace, Edgeware to the cause of the calamity, no real account can be road. The thieves got over the area railing, and broke given ; but from the force with which it burst oat, it is DBUIM II LAI Twaavaa.--Anothet version of The probable the flames bad been mouldering for some through the kitchen doer; they then went to the parlour, where they broke open every drawer in the cellar'', ZAdy elks Lake, in addition to the many already pro- hours. The engines were almost instantly on the spot, stole all the plate which they contained, drank a bottle deceit. was brought out at this Theatre last night. It is but the y were Wholl y useless, as for two hours, not one of brandy, destroyed a valuable family picture, and in_ onus, ation from Dublin, and is said to have enjoyed of them could he kept at work, even into the lower committed the most disgusting.excesses in the room. le popularity in that City. The language of Para About o'clock water beau* of the b uilding. nine Just at the close of the Office at Marlborough-strut, the piece * consists almost entirely of passages taken, more plentiful, but still no check could be given to the yesterday, the butler of Lord Mounrcua Imes came in, without alteration, from the poem, and no fresh incidents devouting element. From the situation of the premises, to ask the advice of the Magistrates in a case of felony are intuxlnced. Comma, as Fihwherwes, bad the most it became impossible to get at them on the western side, effected half an hour before in his Lordship's house, in prominent character. WALLACE was the Roderick Dhat, bat by running the hose through. the warehouses of Cavendish-square. He stated, that as he approached and he fought most gallantly. 'The other characters Messrs. Weston, of Dowgate-wharf; but this , up to th e s tep s , he observed a man leave the door with a green were of little importance. The scenery was well painted nearly eleven o'clock, bad merely the effect of ()ma cloth under his arm, in a hasty manner. His Suspicions and arranged, and the music was a judicious selection meeting that part of the building with icicles, as the being excited, be made inquiries if such a person had ' of old Scotch Airs. The Lottery Twiet followed, and water that lodged on the tills, and other parts that pro- been in the house; and on learning that, the servants the school-boys appeared prodigiously delighted with Jested, actually became frozen. The united efforts of knew nothing of the man, he naturally thought of the the tricks of LAPORra, as the Lawyer's Clerk. After the different fire engines, were at length brought into diaper plate he had left on a table in the halt' Pura. half- price the House was crowded. play, and the flames confined to the above building,— tort to dinner, and discovered that the indivi d ua l of 4000( by the - Monday, betw een t h e b on " of eleven an d one o ' c l oc k The Protector Fire O ffi ce suffers a loss . swept the whole off into the green cloth and *Ka at noon, the n arehou,e of Mr. Win. Dickinson, Watling- calamity. The building which stood on the site of the He pursued in the direction the thief bad takes, but burned down some time since, and the pre was a b ove, overtake street, in the City, was entered, and a large deal box, was not able to him. He described the man containing 33 pieces of Irish linen, was stolen therefrom. sent enlarged one h as not been finished more t han a to Mr. Rose, who sent au officer with him to his Lord- Note othstanding that a lane reward is offered, the few mand ri l' ship's house, to learn further particulars, as the butler thieves have hitherto escaped detection. Yesterday morning, another fire broke out in the could not speak to losing more than the spoons St forks. The celebrated pedestrian. C. J. F e s, started on Tuesday after- premises of Mr. H. Powell, printseller, in Peter-street, CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANZ, 34111145 T 5. steno to go to Dover and back, kern Westminster Bridge, in thirty- Saffi on.hill, in oonsequeace of a lodger on the second . *hisser the frost bas net as yet stepped the bland mastodons, 11,1 114 , 218, har 200 save. The task Is tsar miles as beer. He per- aim hating pplied the candle to a quantity of shavings . .m ear swim maim= in the me . impart irate. Not a ode us formed the first twenty mills in-three hears and a half ; avoiding • on the grate, which, while she was gone to ill the tea- bow rioted t hi s s aa ening of an y & ma w s . a Grab, and our Gravesend, be stopped at &rood, and reached Canterbury, 54 man, at five on Wednesday , ed half an hour and re- kettle, ignited some limo hanging on a line attached to prices are asoninally the saws as en list Idowlay. frnbed. He mind at Dever, balf the digest*, in an hour and a the mantle shelf. On her return, she gave the alarm to SMITHFIELD MARKET. Itavair b. half within time, and returned back to the village of Bridge, three the inmates, who endeavoured to arrest the progress of Beat Ms nosenlag, is tooted at os. 4d. t• Ss- od. par ,tear 1 seed miles on the Dover side of Canterbury and west to bed. On start- the flames, but in vain ; and even after the arrival of the Mottos trade is tolerably film at Se. 4d. to 4s. id. par seen. In lag again, at half past tlar.e, leaving himself 14 boors and a bait to . .._ . perform the return 53 miles. His nest bait was at &rood.= miles engines, so great was t h e innocuity i n obt a inin g w ter, pertue; sod the t arssean g coarser 45..41. ra &Adr oi t ; Poet from home, at eleven at night. Here be again Inked. and left that the roof had fallen in, and the back of the premises remains at Ss. ed. to der. ed. per stem fat dairy-fed ; and kim..lf seven bouts to perform 17 miles in. He covered mere were consumed, before they could be got into play ; 4 e- to 41. lad; 1001 • Pr fiv Inv Meat.—Beasts. 471; Shrap,s,sll•l ground than at ft.tir miles per. hour, and arrived at Westminster when their efforts were directed to the salvation o f the Calves. so. Bridge 18 minutes underthe given tins.. The match II . . . they succee d e d . . A Beef par item, 4n to Ss. 6d. Mutton, 4s. to U. 6d. Vaal, is Vie tuclement weather, is a army greatoer. Besting was II to 4 apt houses oo either side, i n which they succeeded. very ~,ss . “. p o i" A „ 3.. ed. H iym , w ad. dm 115. ts as so . cb. WI Iwo:ming, and nothing but his ems Woos% Wm through it. inconsiderable portion of the property was saved. ver, 14 to All; Swim, At ths. to Ai II& tg. 4PPIisTiNG brilsisisiGENCL —ssoloss.: .4 • BISITIMII;NOOM, "The' atilladither foefirdar Oththesso wa. 11101, swag= the put methaty odllch soloed respecting th . etrillt• Natmoadoos, mod width wan not rombood Isto isitheseer: ooso.• Then are doll-three Werth CSIONT 114 loath Coestry oattloa. so that norotilliosadlog k is has than at ar. the Saki wM be bespa We give she a1d7710 - 4 dope wakes: • Mawr. II to 1 ago Glenartnaye Web 33 to 1 stipd ikprotimilliest(saS) 9 to 1 apt Titter 30 a 1 agm rod kileiners IS to 1 apt Eappolle 30 to 1 apt Oalliallth 20 to 1 apt DelOoce, Meadsos 30 rot apt etyma& as to 1 met Trumpeter 40 to 1 apt Bethwidt 22 to 1 apt Ciabesioosle, Elfrid 40 to 1 apt Snowdrop 22 to 1 nit Catherine 40 to 1 ag,. Prima' 22 to t apt blaateleke 40 to 1 apt Chkftalo(talito) 23 to 1 apt Gustavus 1000 to 15 apt Hebbilrood (tab) 30 to 1 apt Augusta 1000 to 15 ago Pardons (tab) 1000 even Gabertetale apt Gootaltm. Oars. 11 to f apt Maria 15 to 1 apt Setnethe 12 to 1 apt Totteridp IS to 1 apt Taunted= 13 to 1 apt Brown Duchess 20 to 1 apt any other. DOISCAIIMIL ST. Lion. 11 to 1 apt Receiver 123t0 I apt Si ad Ida 10 to 1 apt Popsy 0.5 to i apt lilooosidoe 10 to 1 apt Granby NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREAT ST. LEG= STAKES AT DONCASTSR, I=7. The St. Leger Stakes of 23 novo each; robs to terry est. ea: *Mee, est. Sib. Sc. Inger Cause (Ninety Solbsalbars Mr. Beard's br. Romeo, by Arden's= oat of Lady cnalisi;er b. c. The Co rsair, by Moak:isnot', me et The Aross's dam Sir R. K. Dick's b. c. The Cherub ,by Champliotte, .at of Belk, by Bsoinsbrousb Mr. Johnaon's ch. c. Jupiter, by Tramp, dam by Sorcerer Lord Kilburn's b. c. &timer, by *bier, dam, Base Stocklas L.rd Scatboroash's b. c. by Cotton, dam by Leek's. Al br. c. by Comas, out of Byrasn's dam, by Ga lamp= hr. f. deter to Tenure, by Catten Doke of Leeds's gr. c. Moomeine, by Grey iliddlehmo, dew, *es Clb7e b. c. Metkby aschieek, don br ChM* e. lay 'Whisker, dam by a =los • • b. L by Wiliam, 61147 Lord Wkartaclite's cb. C. by Comet note Oalasions ' ' Mr. Ridden's ch. c. Hartpury, by ASO, dore Lord Kainedy's br. c. by Arduous, by Mr. T. B. Hodgson's br. 1. iodide, by ' r e of MO. trate% dam Mr. Wilson's b. c. brother to the Juggler Duke of Devonshire's cL e. s trouts, dam by Etumford c. by cams Lord Titchlield's b. 1. Matilde., Came Mr. Pere's ch. C. Ormsby, by Caboon.bdi Mr. J. Scott's eb. c. Tom Joon, Abler , Mr. Waddingtoes ch. 1. deter to Mr. Ridadale's ch. L Lrehey.tt a ddeek. Mr. Darnel,'. b. f. Nivea, by c. by Welton. dens by Chorus. Lord Faxwilliares b. c. Moils* by Cervantes, out et Markin b. e. Bower Boy, by Tramp. out of Orville& Lord Miltoo's b. c. Kit Cas i by Datum, out of Kitten Ns J. Bpi's ch. c. Pedlar, by Tramp, oat of Gadabout Mr. Cradoek's br. e, by 'Drubs, oat of Galatea Sir W. M. Mitoses eh. c. Makk, by Elachlock, set of Raina's dam Mr. Foliaosbe's bL L by Tireslas, dam by Welton, oat of Mu. nsion's dam Mr. Wormald's b. c. by The Laird, dam by Goversor Mr. Russelrs ch. f. Boma, by Whisker. • Lord Queettaberry's da. e. by Gustavus, dam by Send, out et Cwrw's dam Mr. Watts's b. f. by Magistrate, out of Manuella Mr. Crempsmis br. c. Sancho Penn, by Cervantes • b. c. Burtador, by Cerrintes, darn by (*bend Mr. W. Fox's b. c. by Vandyke isobar, sot of Selma Mr. Masson ' .e. by Cardistel Wokey, Vandyhnilmaisr, dam br bbsilslik Mrs Howeedis i~ o. by Inseklock, out of Cottage art Mr. F. Lunalres b. c. by Tramp, dam by fternembrambe Maj Yarbiara's b. c. Laurel, by Blacklock, out of Pdsholaree dawn, fir T. Sykes '. b. c. by Cervantes, dam by Sir Paul Mr. Gescoignes br. c. by Sin °leash°, out of Otiveribby Sir Col. Cradock'sb.f. Flosicula, by Gray Idldillehaan, out of Theraothe Mr. Rolling's ch. e. Mayon Lock, by Maddock: darn by Thane, &dark. Mr. T. 0. Powlett's b. c. Popsy, by illacklock • gr. c. Saucy Dick, brother to Jack Spigot b. f. Miss Kansa, sister to Min Fanny Mr. Golly's b. f. by Ardrosses, dam by a solo of Dick Andrews, grandam by Totteddp k. c. by Cervantes, dam by Seadensho r ▪ c. by Cervamm, dam by Stamford • b. c. by Cervantes , out of Negotiator's dam Mr. Wright'. b. c. floropeon; by Blackest Mr. Tarlesn's b. V. dater to Whim Mr. Hopkinson's 4. c. Gelooi, by Haunt Mouldsworties b. e. Talmo, by Filbst do Puta, out of Threat - br. L Leda, deter to Fanny Davies It. c. Coalition, by Magistrate, dun by FM" do Pun -----b. c. Bhunpore, by Megawatt, out of Elephant's dam 1.11. Muncaster's br. c. Toddy, by Viscount, out of Brown Teapot Mr. Payne's br. f. by Whisker, oat of Vicissitude - br. c. by Wbakbooe. Mt of Snowdrop c. by Rainbow, dam by Soothsayer, rat of Elba Teasel Mr. L. Cbaritou's eL e. Dragoon, by Demist, sot a Harriet, by aka - b. c. Raymond, by Canon out of Damned's data Mr. L Sadler's Lc. Defence, brothe r to Dauntless Lord Mises b. e. Pelican, by Obese, out of Miss Aide b. e. Round, by Bob Booty, out of Lissy, by Swordsman Mr. Gauntlet's br. c. Omen's, hi l =booe Mr. Yates's c. Tamworth, by Mr. Gifford's b. c. Teter, by Manfred Lord Clarendon's e. by Partisan, oat of Ambit. Mr. Clifton's b. c. Fylde, by Antonio, oat of F*41441616. Mr. Myttoo's brae. Elleanere,by FilM del Pota,out of Mies Craig(' - br. C. Lehman, by Master Hoary or Casual, out of Martinis Mr. Beardswortles br. e. Laraine, by Mmustebauk Mr. Dilly's b. e. Pendants, by Whalebone Lord Surrey names br. c. Christmas, by Blucher, oat hl Thous Lord Jersey's Glenansey, brother to Middleton - Marnelake, by Penises. Int of Master Ilinuy's dam -Apolk, brother so Nicole. etrysalie, by Ord*, out of Botterfly's dam Mr. Forth's Spondee, by Interpreter, oat of Metro ---- b. f Tramiadon, by Interpreter Mr. Scou's Stonstaurees eh. c. Theorem, brother to Problem Mr. Wyridliases b. e. Gaberlassie, brother to Infrid Mr. Thoenhirs eL c. by Semoott of Romp's dam SPARRING, Yesterday Amass a display of the art of boxing was glima at the Timis Court, fee the Mist benefit .1 Harry Hob and Ned Beldwin. The sparring was commemplace. •Aber same proposed challenges, Holt introduced Ward to the step. Jem's heed was bound op, Ms weak was llllth swelled, and Me left em was In deep ineentiag ; but he did not appear ea I have received any serious injory. Halt said, that owing to the ►ad arrangement for keeping the enter r at the WOW, sad the conoequent emission that pre vailed, y any thing bad been mllected for the losing num la cowl the mice" annomeed, that Ward mold be backed against Crs a amend trial of skill, and Mr. N. was pre pared to pet dims a deposit instanter. The speech was mailed wit► loud diem, and a subscription was commenced immediately. Peter Crawley now sneered ea the stage—kis bead was mere disfigured than that Ward, and be seemed to be nearly Mod. Hs midokat be hoped his feilow-countryme would give Mk credit for having an far behaved like a roan; and be emelnded by sating W deternthiation of sever fighting again. This, of mouse, will leave the Maniples** Is the bands of Ward, Wen Brews, of Nridgnerth, mom forward to Mint it ; i• which Aso k remains to be soon whether Jones Muds will perform a pledge Oven some monks ago, of Midas/ Mao against that giant for illtoo. A few days since Mr. Antler on, late of George • street, Commercial-road, while sitting with kis family in apparent health and spirits, sodce fly fell from his chair, and had time only to say, NUM, have tor • oa my soul!' when he became a taffies' corpse. • 1 I ' t 11 , 1 P ' T . 1 i , i ' I . 1 , I ' 1 1, . I ,t 1. 1 . i , 1 1 k .11 I: i 1 i i - ii A it. NNE Pow 10Aft 1116 Pm N, lelle iire she eh Led dt, - Ins, Poe b. the ref. and the e. a* rtit. Me Mee he is lOW. is is Nit, His use may 1144 peen t the_ 64 aC dM► r o ; -a r. t tfleedi of by Hos. Vin- Mr R. ; Mr. , ad Boa. i sow e Is MP end la 1 kw. 11 dose rr 011