Star. — London, England, 1830-09-23 00:00:00

40,4 4 .0 t.„ die f4 .0(4.0) /0 0 001 m, „ •ri The Brootahtll Stakes of 10sovs. each, with 10 added for horses, it; '••• not thorough-bred. Two miles. (Four Subs) At: • • Mr. %Verges br. tn. by Filbo da Pats, 5 yrs, llit. 111 b. Mr. 1.. Haywood's eh. g by The Laird, 6 yrs, 15t. Mb. Mr. Cooper's b. e. VOWS Minions. 4 yrs, 11.4.21 b. 3 A' 11!1. ~I I 'I ~. ,:i i .7; • A i l - : NA I \ • Li • _ OA A AnweeSSE "Cat% 1 10 2b • I' I.! THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 23, 1830. PaxcE 7D. No. 13,586. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, September EL MS& NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery fir the ?rid at Offences committed en the High Seas, Wel& the Jurisdktion of the Admiralty of England, will be held at the JUSTICE HALL, in the Old Balky, London. on SIONDAT„ the Stith et On nest, et Eight o'Oock in the Mooting : And el! Sheriffs, Ostlers, nd Keepers of Psleows. In whose custody my Mem" charged with Minces committed on the High Site, or within the said Jurhdlcdos may be, are hereby required to transmit a Coy, of the Cooneitmena of every inch Prisoner to Mr. Owns, Some, the Sellekor tithe Adadraky, at his Mee, No. 10. Lemmas. place, Strand. London, in order that the necessary measures may be takes, for removing an Inch Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of New sate, for trial at the said intended Sessions And all Mayors, Judas, Canners and other Incas, before whom any Inquisitions. Infarma. dons, issininations, or Recognisance* may ham been taken touching any loch Wastes, axe required to transmit the emus forthwith to Mr. Tatum ihnaren, the Clerk of Arraigns of the High Coon of Admi. relty of England, at hie °Mee, at the Sessions Home In tie Old Syr London. _ _ J. W. CROKER. PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY. PRE CITY of LONDON ROYAL EMPORIUM, JL (opposite the Mansion House.) being conducted under the ham- Elate auspices of HER MAJESTY, THE QUEEN, the Pro prieton have the honour mat respectfully of announcing to every branch of the Royal Family, as well as the Nobility, and Public, that in addition to their unique and splendid Gallery of Indian and Coati owned Curiosities, Cabinets and Manes:tares, and their magniikent Shaw Rooms of English and Foreign superb Dresses, MiMnery. Opera Coaks, Furs, Ste. they have just imported and supplied the ROYAL EMPORIUM with, not only a most elegant and twefiel, but a meet Menthe amortment of every descripdos of Foreign and Britie linens, Cottons, and Woollens, as likewise alt meta of Haberdashery. flosiery, Lace, and Gloves, which they are enabled to Retail at the Wholesale and Manufacturers' prices, for Ready Moneys and to ins. memos lastances, considerably under either, from the superior ad vantage,. they possess as general Merchants, with the Manufacturers and their Agents through Great Britain and Ireland, as also in Italy, France, and Germany. In order, therefore, that the truth of these essertions may be appreciated, they have deemed it indispensable to subjoin a List of some of their Articles, which cannot be offered so cheap by scarcely any ocher Establishment in Europe, and whist), on inspection, will be found, not of inferior, but of superior fabrics. Fidi dud Silk Cloaks Superior Ditto. from A beautiful assortment of large and exquisitely soft Thibet Shawls, from to All 8 0 Szeellent Silk Ditto, from ...Zs to 14 0 The French bnitation of India, Cultism. Long and Square Shawls, a very great bargain. Gen ss uine China Crape Handkerchiefs, at Crepe Shawls and Scarfs of every kind, cheap in proportion.. BEAM, soft British Merinos, very good, of the most fasblem, able eoloun ..... —at Sid 7d. 9d and 1 0 The Double width Ditto, both French and English, of every shads, very cheap. A variety of the very best Italian Nets, at 0 ft Ell-wide plain and fancy French Gingham% end Bengal ditto, «o The last new patterns, fast coloured Printed Matins—the drew at 8 yards, only •-• •• es The best and most fashionable ditto, from . to 12 o The most superb printed Chintz Palmyrines, worth 9s 01 oaf .nw• The best sad richest figured Preach Brocades at ss. and...... 5 8 As Mamma stock of the most splaidid Bpitstasids Ditto. web as ate sunnily seam at tle lid for only —. .... 4 5 A variety of the richest broad fancy Belt Ribbons, each 0n1y... 0 S lescallent end Fashionable Ducar, Bonnet Ribbons, from 4 1 4 t 0 20 aspertor Gauze Ditto, at fid 34 and 0 41 The rkhest broad and oust faddooable Ditto, at sad. Ted. and 0 die A variety of the best Crepe de Lyons, for MOM., at Gulp 0 9 Ciasusoo ditto 0 Gros de Naples (suitable for Cloaks) at 3d and 0 Redly rich and durable Ditto, for Ladies' Dresses, Is 94 Su a 11 Very deb sod huhlooable shaded Ditto, both plain and Mille Rage, at .... ... Good !Rack and White Radio, from Gatos Velvets of every quality. very Asap. 213/326648nd II 9 lib a 0 Pentane, at ... 0 8 Tbe best Ditto, from .•••••••• •••••• •••••• ••• a.... • • 9d to 031 Visa Graze, WWII COlOlllll. at a••••• •• •41 •• .111• 00 Oa as 40 and 0 Qood Black 80mbazine.at......................••...tf d nd and 1 0 Real Valenciennes Edgier, 11. low 11111. ..... gm" s.• ••.• • •••• 6E04 0 Lace Veil. in greet variety exceedingly camp. SueWm fancy Wilke Window Moans, yard and half wide. the plow of 10 yards. only ..... ....Po. or 9 0 Veld Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, per doss; fret .... $ 0 Ptints, fast colours, at Handsome new patterns ditto. on Cambric Clotho worth Is for only Superior het coloured Printed funky:es at the Noe price. Marseilles Who, Counterpanes, and Ibudiets, of tho bmn guilty, most reasonable. ' Beal Welds Flannels of every quality, putienlarly amp. A large lot of Breakfast Table Cloths at ...... .... Is Id awl 3 a Rich Damask pattern, full shied Dinner ditto, (A Loan) at only Superior double Damask ditto, of an slam, aneommonly cheap. Irfah Limos with Scotch and Forslgo Holland'. of warranted fabrics, a real bargain. and some very datable. from . lod to i ft Wide block Russia &midair ....... ... from Id to 1 0 Rtadhas Irish ditto The 10 and !sip. wide Ruda Sowings, of every quality, es. namely cheap. Bala Towellinge• •• • •••••• 00000000 .•• • go pi Litton Dusters. each .....•••••• •• • • •.• • 9.• • • •-• 0 I Strong Check ditto ~...• • • •••• •••• • ••••••• •• • • .‘• 4•• 0 FOR THE POOR AND CHARMER Cloth Cloaks •••••• •.• ed• •frole 0164 to 5 II NU sized Plaid ......has 5064 to s 6 &roes Blankets . ••• .• • or. •• • • .•• Odd. ••• Scout Valve Bland— •••,• ••••••••• ••• as I k ea at 54 444 0 Wide Shirting ••••••• •••• 1 1 4,0 1 / 1 14 •• Stout Dowlas. lid 0 s Doable Liven Sbeetive,• •ow ••• ••• •• OP ...bp •fr • • •sapp.4 .0 5 Coloured Cotton Covaterpaves t••• • 1 / 6 45.16 ad 10.. . • Hosiery, Haberdashery, and Glows of every kb,k iv * c h op . Family Mounting ia every variety, good, end an ?haw NIL To display of MILLINERY, DRESS* PEWEES, CLOAKS, and the Stock of MUFFS, MANTILLA**. WAS, TIPPETS and FURS of every sort, Is by far the mut elegant In the Metropolis, and the prices are ezeendingly ntodqine. sa• Country and Finks Order, (wimilosebtspottribinsif 0410P1Mot remittance.,) malted with. fidelity by, Milo. 11 4 PAM 1448 Meters. Sul idgran HabledisbffiPPßlß IPMI4 WAIN MAJESTY. QUEEN ADELAIDE. sad Propyletot!ACOMl OP LONDON ROYAL EMPORIUM, p a. 4 JO, at Iposiek the Mansion House, PoiltrymSgs. 1, 1110, THE PARISIANS TO THE EDINBURGH RES& LGTIONS. The Miming letter bus been renewed by the Right Hon. the Lord Provost at Edinburgh, from M. Odilon Beast, Paget of the Seine, and in that espedty the odidal omen or the city et Paris, in Gamow. ledgosent of the resolutions of the public =oda' et whkb hie Lordship i so ably presidel s—.. IZMIR! Or TES DICTORTKETT Or VIZ errs. To the Lord Provost of the City of Edtobargh. Sti—lt is with a lively feeling of gratitude, that I apeelve, far the City of Paris, the felidtadons which you address to it, !n the cants of the learned and illusaions City of Edinburgh. The events of 1814 brought beck amongst as a Dyneity destitute of nadonality, of knowlege, of sympathy with the gemeadons which it wee shoat to govern. For 18 years, the old and the new dvilbstions were thaelbre at wars but this violent state neemmily mold not but. A day arrived when the restored Dynasty, Incorrigible in its pride, determined to rearms by form a dvilintion which overwhelmed it on ell Mee. Instead every damn descended mud to the Market Place, and. chore his rights under the Ste at the mom. Now, this pimple le hes, end that Dynasty is depend. - Ota revuludat has remained Ikea *sat away oda, hews it was prepared by the 'wools el public issintetion and et eivilhation. It is *mat to think, that the spotted- e which we have juot dieted to the wodd, will redound to the advantage el libaty. We shall have gauged her et may insults i it will be now known that the blood d reactions has not dewed in her cause. May knowledge be Mimed male and more *roughest , the world, shwa it carries with it so salutary ore Wawa I Your population, ens at the most enlightened at Efereps, and which la toe *army reason me of the most irreproachable, cannot but applaud We with. lam proad, Sir, to be at tills moment, by ths elevated magisterial office with which this revolutioo has invested me, the organ of the in habitants of Paris, to communicate with your generous city. Be pleased to receive the expression of our warm gratitude and oar deep sympa. thy. Yes l we have fought for true freedom, since our conduct on these three great days has received such hooourable approbation Accept, Sir, the assurance of my matt distinguished coosideratioo. The Pr‘en of the Seine, _ ODILON BARROT. _ At the Had de VMs of Paris, Sept. 9, 100. Sin William Allan, Provost of the City of Edinburgh. His Lordship also seabed a few days previously Sem Dr. Dowsing the following letter accompanying the 411thodieur at the Si bet. contain. hog a unwind°o of the raeoludona. Landau, 2, Weibilertiest. thlt Veit - - - MY Loan—Being Just mums' from Par* I has; boa ampiesesd by the Prefect of the Seine to communicate to your Lordship the liar Sear of the 2d inst. by which you viU perceive the Aida recogniden land publication of the reminding of the Qty of Edinburgh respecting the late happy Revolution in France. I have had occasion to bear from the lips of the Ding sod the pal authorities of Franca—from General Lafayette and the oedema guards—from the Polytechnic, the kiedical, and Lepl &boob—from those who and slimy _who were wounded, in the greet days of July, tithe delight they have felt at these testbnonim of our seentry's _appievel. The Prefect himself will make year Lordship a mememiention as soon se his oSelal to will allow him to do so hut he was desirous that you know without delay that be had not hem insensible to the friendly optaion p :f=rat thy, sad that he hod given to these sentiments immalam . , I have the honouree be, my Lord, Your Lordship's mat obedient humble servant, JOHN DOWSING. To the Lord Prormt of Edinburgh. BAST INDIA HOMY& A Quarterly Genoa Court of the Proprietors of India Stock Wm held yesterday morning at the India Hattie. The meeting vas mode spe cial, to consider a motion to the effect, that as the receiving of mosey by the Bast India Government of pilgrims Aside( the temples of logger. net, &e. tended to lacrosse the belid In Ikny In India, such pan ties should be abandoned. At ten minutes past twelve o'clock, the 01111411115 of the Compeer W. Astell, Esq. entered the Court-room, followed by a majority of the Directors. Mr. ASTZLL having' taken the Chair, the dame, of the bat Coact were read and confirmed. The Sec l retary read‘ list of papas laid before Parliament atom the hat genera Court. In answer to a question put by General Tantrism! The CHAIRMAN mated that the Registrar at madras BID bad poised Into a law. General THourrox said he was sorry tMBUI had passed at al. InoLaTaT.—Tbe Secretary then reads modem, notice of which bad been given at the last meeting by Mr. Poyoder i it was to the Ant that this Court do take into Its serious consideration the evils arising from the collection of tribute at the Temple of Juggernaut and others, foe the purpose of paying foe the repairs of the said temples, allow ances to priests, ar.. and that the Government be recommended to abolish the prank* af levying contributions for such and similar purposes. Mr. PoTern", in em his his modal said, that be did not see bow be could bring forward a motion more moderately and less offensively than be had done. It was, he observed, in the form of a re. commendstion. He did not wish to attack coercively the temple worship of India, nor the wash!ppere ; it was against the iniquitous system that bad so long been takrated, of taxes on the worshippers, that his motion was directed ; be, therefore, oped that he would not be accused of entering upon a Quixotic undertaking. Ile believed that British in- Baena and support to idolatry was most injurious, and it was tory to the dignity of the country to be a pardclpator in them. dac t did not wish to have those idolatrous exhibitions suppressed at be and all others would be most happy eventually to see them Tbe waiving of many seteodbly with a view to prevent . soma of basedshed, by the baba Goorment, was a sanaloa to the penedee, and the hum. propellor then wed extracts from various weeks, to Owe the nom of these szbibideol. They detailed practices the noes her. rid sod thowelel, young Sadie dada' at tarry of the hide, with. oat Tine owe *Moe ihr —grad ass eel hails. wee ItelmEin the meet Meld seinee—the pdseis theoseres join ing in the wet dkgratiag cage—the a lid a Ills of meths. doe. In feet, the anther described the uhlbitiess thus—that they tore es bad the it tres Impossible to clothe a decerWoo of thee la Wile it for palladia, and that be feared more than any thing else that the pleisolen emiieyee g e Vell to thole sexes would, adi mere tlithaltitieterts These Zorere under the FooXon ßdush eTt e lLiLi a tisheovernment. The ear of Mel was decorated with coloured cloth, from the Com. pay's stores, sod agents were sent to engage pilgrims. At least 4,00. g= died sannaU on the reads, from want and fatigue, and their by the onions and ether lire. The boo. gent. then esirrd to the bensees path which then doom plotless pro duced the Conyany. The net probe arising how the tax at J:= neat for the last seventeen years was 981,2061. sterling g and the last sham years the re in : l7y bad received se a tax upon o th er Tensphs is Indic the ems 406,1190 L 150,M1. and 106,8110 L Be extended the 's dividends . would not bs reduced In consequence of abolishing the P Toth and if f tea."' doe should foam, it mold be a hoer evil. The Maio was secooded by Alm BOMB. Mr. Treat, la lin Rigby, lb. Martin, gad Mr. Cartuthers, supported the Mao. Mr. Midi, Mr..lawnda, and %Mid Thanatos„ °WI" I L The Cuaroasx observed. that the its themestres was padoally hamming albs to a sensed da ,pbernbable nature of she won* of Jenalowi, dwsogh_ the. spray of newspapers printed to the native baggage. lb deal daub. Compeopeaesoregal the Mow* of lb. oirbn 41149 ' Onliteht IMO midi a elk apresehe to the or Athaoirlosais beet • practised an t paregaft traitedre Jn IMO, Aladin& a Tiestrosald mo w e. Ow *OE"' ghat when the Gorewimais did not itufaussie test' pligder firliedelt alat fbo, tats Ina Fee* O. Qoesie at the Comm, Lord bentioetiopi eilar of egit• were oto the thumping Or IW . The Motion was ppaid thou Pt add oeptligel , oho w O thi-Courl-416. solved. TER TURF. DONCASTER RACES. DONCASTER, TOMMY Mum. ' At cilliviSbour this morning the town assumed a bottling appear ance, in the vicinity of the betting-ronuts , ether's consider. able crowd collected. Carriages and vehicles of almost every de. ecriptioo condoned to arrive in rapid succession, anti by twelve o'clock ' the streets were thronged. About this time there ova a general move towards the race course, which, by the hour appointed for the OXIOIDinor. meet of the running, presented a scene of extreme animation. Mr. Metre having been obliged to visit York on business onsected with his Mayoralty, the races did not commence dl half past two, In ceder to mtbk him to return in time for the St. Leger. The bet race was the Two.yeor old Produce Scabs of 100 .o, each, b. ft. colts, ibt. la. fillies Out. 31b. Red House in.--Six Subs. 31,. Ronldstrortb's Circassian by Sultan Lad Kelburnes ch. L by .. l The Great St. Leger Stakes of 26 son. each. for times-yeee-old ode% Gain. and fillies Bet Mb. St. Leger Course, 66 Subs. Mr. Dards wur th's Birmingham by Filho Ili t. Whey's Prism by Fannies ... 2, Several *thee* stetted bat Were not placed. The largeness of the Geld is almost haredthle, when ft is considered that, for the bat two or three weeks, it her been conjectured that not more than 16 or 17 would run, net was It, till within the last two or three days, that any one bad the courage to back twenty-four; it will be readily be believed, therefore*ld . that when 28 " bad weig hed, the astonishment was very great, not km so, indeed, than was felt on the defeat of the crack Newmarket home. The betting in the morning, at the rooms, MIS chiefly between hones, the prices averaging pretty nearly the same as on the preceding night, with th e exception th at Priam fell back to 6to 4, and very few takers. In the stand be rose In favour, and at the start was very close upon even betting with the kid, indeed, many affirm that he was sot we think, however, that the field bed the call, ani should say that it was 11 to 10 against the favourite. The other bones stood thus: 7to 1 apt Hassan--12 to 1 apt Betanswicker—l4 to 1 apt Moss rose-111 to 1 apt Birminghatn-16 to 1 apt the Cardinal—SO to 1 apt Maria-26 to 1 apt lady Mowbray--28 to 1 apt 81. Nicho- las. All the rest at very high odds. At three o'clock precisely the horses 'were saddled th e Polder having received the usual Instructions from Mr. Lockwood as to starting, paraded before the grand stand, and then took their *am at:the pest. A more equal start could not have occurred. All got well cif at the first wad, and no on. can pretend that he lost on that score. If there was any advaatags it was pined by Eman. dyable, who took a derided lead at a my middling pav e ; Maria having the second (pleas, and behind be the G =lngham. Brunewicker, Pedestrian, lady Mowbray, the Chao cellar. Mimic, Moss-rose, and Laurie Todd, Prism lying in the centre of the lot. In this outer they ran as far as the kW, and at this early pan of the race, itevoludon, and 2 or 3 mare of the same grade, ihund they had had quite enough of It. No abider's of inipsumee Merit pins dB they had got to the Kid-Isom, where grapes= of bag deed was evinced by Hassan, Mois-roge, Lady liewbray, and the Chnedlor. Lady Emmeline at thispoint swerved assist Brunswicker, sad iimgly knocked him down. All this dote Priem bad remained In the signed* he bad occupied at the consucencemest c he now drei a Hod. ups his homes, at the sem dens ocenelegbg a outsider ebb grandimet in the spied, which, gam, become e:. trendy seven. Emencipsties continua the Maris, Pedes trian, and the Cardinal ~ j i g close bobbed, while Birmingham and Mink were nearly sheer* at Priam. Half way between I the end d the rails and the distance another Amigo occurred. The Cardinal, Pedestrian, Maris, gad Laurie Todd, If log up further cos. teat. At the distance Comely ailed up= the awe dots making a Meng Mgt with Plsua. killin t i r i lre mlnghem headed Ifermegipadses, sad War* attar Pdam did the mme Chifisey now been sphippis. sod gsmig, Cos* washing his horse, but without gig his whip, god whining dowdy Is WI a length. The winner is a rembably hags line banjo ea esd, and hoe Immense strides t this oil the heaviness d the pate[ - wo n him the race. Without reference to the rush of the nes, ft mum be adndttsd on au hands thee the public have fumy ruse to be Mild with the 'soden tithe Chian* in the training and gum* monsgenunt of Prism, than which nothing could have ben mess besot aid semi* terward. Long before he nude his appaloosas is public they ascertained him to be a very superior horse, ao well in all bin exterior point s as ha the essentials necessuy to eteudtute a perfect racer. lie was speed , e good-tempered, and would run on. Without any of the so often resorted to, in order to influence the betting, be was at once brought into the market far the Derby, hocked at all prime With_ great spirit, and won his rue es easy , .ids owners had asserted he would. They supported hint for this race in the same undid and determined manner, and were thus enabled to make him a winner both ways ; he was brought to the post in a style that elicited general admiration. One gentleman stood to win 28,0001. by the horse's „winning, and 12,0001 by his defeat. In this respect the Rasmus party, if they were wise, must have been large winners, having risen bum 30 to 1 to 0 to 1. We do not see how any could have profited by Bruswicker's winning, for after his running at Epsom his friends bed nothing else to do but get their money of, and very few were bold enough to " stand the shot* If he had been in any other stable than Scott's they would never have been able to manage matters so pleasantly ; but In these cases a fancy stable goes a great way. Two or three of the select have made a good thing by hying against him. The books on this race were much lighter than usual, owing to the supposed certainty of Priam% winning. The Warwickshire people are great winners, the losers coming chiefly from the north and math. The defeat of Priam crested ' a way power ful sensation, which fa heightened by the fact, that be bed ! a perfeedy fair start, did his best, and had the best jockey in the king. done ; to us, however, it is quits clear that, with the turf in gmd order for running, he can at any time beat Birmingham. Cosol f j deserves ' very great praise for the management tithe winner ; it ens distinguished by patience and first-rate talent. Yalu tithe Stakes, 1,700 i. We omitted to state that Emancipation was third, and Megrim fourth. The Doncaster Stakes of 10 sou. each, and 20 added. Two miles. _ . lb Subs. Lord Scarboroug h's Cimenian, 4 re. 136 t. Lord Cleveland's &Worth, 4 yrs, let. 2 Lord Allhou's Dora, 4 yrs. eat. ...........».... 0 Mr. Cadock's Meet. 4 yrs. est. ..... 0 Mr. Oassoign's c. by Whisker, Louim, 3 yrs, Om 10111. Mr. Houldsworth's Vanish, 5 yes, Sat. 016. . ... .. .. ..... ... Only two No betdng. Cistercian took the lead, followed by Stotfortb Dora so the dimwits, where they went up on either side of blot. and was beat off when about fifty yards from home, and Cl.. wenn was by a neck, after a close ma. The Corporadon Purse of SOL Heats. Two miles. Duke of Leeds' eh. m. Jenny Mills, 5 yrs, ast. Mr. Houldswortb's Abel. 4 7 7 4. 75t , Sib. Mr. Metcalfs'a Meet, 4 yts, Tat Mb. 3 3 dr Mr. Bailey's Utrecht, 3 yes, ost. 71b. ... ..... ............. I Won cleverly. SOUTHAMPTON RACES, Sm. 21. The Town lists of 110 son, added to a Sweepstakes of blew. each, was won by Mr. Dundee's Honest Robb, 4 pa old, besting Mr. W. I Day's Auger, 4 yrs old, and Mr. Biggs's br. c. Chiron, 4 yes. Heats, twohniles each. There were six subscribes, but the above three only smut The Sweepstakes of 6 son. wi th 30 eon. idea, woo was by Mr. Digs's Wassailer, 3 yes old, baths Mr. Dundee's br. c. by 3 yrs old. Heats, one ails sod three.quartere. A besedhl toss, "" 4 bath hate woe by a Meth say" The Mbar Cep. gives J.lfletaatias, FA+ M.P. for the thusty, he the 'lkedeemes of was woo by Mr. Hewitt's cb. e. te lAdelkl es , ta t :. berlsyn's Hathaway, sad her ahem ewe Wed i dst. The Strorebere Perk did ant, ALL ROTHERHAM MUTING.—Panes Dry. The South-West Yorkshire Cleft Lake of lip. etch, with SO added for haws, du. not thoroughbred t three years old, 10st 71b. her, list. 1Y, 5 11$ 91i. the aid aged, lieu a whim mew se any Mk Wee, 5Th res. IbLiseowe (Ilis swim) Mr. r ainy , s eh gby 7701 Leird aged - t. Orifhlt's d hl s Gone the Fourth s - Match fee II ave. Nob. O - w wile. • Shill'. bf by a yrs he 4lb . . Mr, WilUams's bt by rd , 3 yrs let 21b • - - ' 811cOND DAY. Platt d6Ol. at fee Hoots, two 'Am Ildnideirords • b. e. Abel. 4 re, ht. 41b. , Mr. Petre's ch. f. Lours, 4 yrs, tist. •• 2.10 • I', II ... 1 1 ... 2 2 KOWI?O MATCH. A Rowing Match look place on Monday at Chelsea for a Purse of iiinvereigns, given by saboaiption. between six pair of amateurs, in three best*. The men mane in thus for the grand beat : F. Fled, J. Atkins - - H. Jewel, J. Verity • - . 2 M. Down, G. Shepperd - - - 3 WILD DEER SHOOTING. A number of deer having descended from the higher grounds in tt.,• island of Mull, and taken thelas in the woods of Heiman. the property of Hugh Maclean, Esq. of Coll. in the vicinity of Tobermory, Atgyir shire, a large party of Gentlemen, who had been there on a visit. watt oat on an appointed day lost week, and after scouring the wood, tOr a short:time, Wanyee Onvck, Req. succeeded in shooting one o. these noble animals at the distance of about 110 yards. Although the deer was at fun speed when shot at, both bullets from the double-Sarreloti gun entered his body within two inches of each other, which is coati , dered one of the finest shots made in this port of the country. The of the deer may be conadved, when it is stated that it required the at. simnel, of six men to remove it to the road, whence it was carted to tit. I -.11 EMOLUMENTS OF THE MIDDLESEX CORONERS• The following secant, extracted from the ofFcial document., ii% .: • custody of the Clerk of the Pear, of the amount paid by the cowry t each of the respective Coroners for the discharge of the dude* of office during the year ending in April last, will surprise those wt 0 have been led to infer, from the severity and heavy expense at ~ Lich the election to the recent •atancy vas arotested, that tie °Ste ens 14,. extremely lucrative one. The allowance made to the Coroner Is fixed by Act of Parliament, and consists of IL foe each Inquest, and lid. per mile tavelling expenses from his real:lance to the place where the tn. quest is holden. No allowance is made tier the homeward journey ; bit: in the event of the inquest being adjourned, the charge of lid. pee mile is allowed for each adjournment. The acooont of Mr. Stirling is as follows : Rom April to July, 1/129. boldiog 133 inquests July to Octane 127 ... Oct. to Jan. 117 ... Jan. to April 130 .. t. s d. .. 100 18 9 1* 9 3 .. 163 8 3 Total .... 516 .. That of Mr. Uawin. for the same period wail— Prom April to July. 1899, holding 116 inquests July to October — .. 1119 .. .. W 2 16 G ... 138 15 0 ... 120 7 :1 109 17 3 ' • 77 3 :1 Oci. to Jon. IMO ~. Jan. to Aril ... IIN) .. -• 70 .„ Total 405 ... ... 44G 3 6 At the request of a gentleman, who had thoughts of pre...min i / himself as a candidate, a schemes was made to the accounts f o r the last seven years, and, as striking the average, the annual receipts of Mr. Ul2llllll wen found to be below the amount for the year above given, being only 4241. odd. Besides holding inquests, the Owner has the executing of all roams which may be directed against the Sherif. Certain fees are attached to the discharge of this duty, but as they are paid by the party at whose instance the process issues, their amount cannot easily be stated. The execution of these pro. e sh ess e e r wenerally devolved upon Mr. Stirling, within w ho s e di str i ct t h e • Office is situate. THE NEW POLICE. Yesterday evening a ng of the bdtabitants of Frt. George the Martyr, in the Borough, was held at the Half-way-House, Webber. street. for the po of taking into emuidentioo the best means to be adopted to tells,,the inhabitants from the payment of the rate hapnaed . In cessequenes of the introduction of the New Police. Mr. Hemmen sow, of Webber street, who took the Chair. said, that shortly after the New Police had been sent into the parish, the Inhabi. mats woe called !epos _so pay 1.8461. 13s. 4d. About the same time asunty rats of WU. was demestied t DO SIDIN, Gould be found is the with, end it was borrowed of s Inaba. liinee that time stjjht hogibil Mods more had been deseedel hr ovary rate, and hoes, dearod bed bees made by the Wks Clem elasioners for 111‘ 4d. Wised et milli AIL it die wok whish the tem. Mints bed ibuossly_ paid, they DUD WE sad apes se pay la. 6.1. The Astons whit mentneue domed had ossuisasd was so great, that dght headed lahaltitemo had bum summed foe this rate. The epithet, able ettayhteig et the balitimq et the new polite, saki he harden t epolibm wadi wake, soil that k be disbanded. Yr. Weems, of Ceadmeirell, oblened, that at a Vestry Meeting which bed ben held on the objets in that prinks Contniuee had te a ratmed le wait es lir Robert Pod. The iallohnu of Cam. bees lasi spa Is pay 2,1181. In he support at the New PAM okhsvgb Mimi= ha greatly maipmea. Abe several ohs had tai aused the meeting, the church waggon were to ale misting of the Inhabitants in Vestry, le seise dug they night haws a better opportunity of expressing their stsdmuite. The Meeting Ibis serrated. REGISTER OP PUBLIC SALES, Sept. St AIICTION.MAZT. DRAYTON AND VINTON.—A Leasehold Hose, Warehouse, and Pranbas, No. 16, Little Bt. Thome Apostle, City, bald for 16 year. atj4lll. a.year—Sneeked drwn at 1481. A large Plot of Leasehold Ground, with 60 feet frontage, to the Befall's-road, mesh, Uniew-chapel, by a depth of 300, and on which are mod lsaa settigto sad buildings, let at 481. do. held for 42 yeas at 211. pie annom-1116L A Rouse, No. 18, Codble.place, near the Marsh-gate, Imbed, let at 201. held for 34 yews, at 31. 18s. ground-vent-101. A Leasehold Iteekkage, 8, Exeter.buildings, near Oydes.terrsee, Cheitenhon, with fib, amble, pules, &A. let at 1001. a yea' 1,1801. A Hans, 1, adjeleks, he at 701.-7801. A Dim', 2, Ist at 1111.-03111. 4 11400. 3, Ist at 8411* A Ditto; 4; let at 701—ION. of r=s, Iknown as Prospect-terrace, let at ea sample. rent A Freebokl Iterldease in Grageadaset, Cheitenban, with a lawn, garden, &-690 L A Freehold Plot of Min Rusard elsiakl4lll. Ma. CLARIDOL—A Laissladi Reshisaes, isemiV the northern wing of Clanscaosemos, Regateagnek, tepee with the furniture, enures. &a had for 37 res at Iga. amarsoo9ll6l. The Lane for Fatty Yews of the Chapel and Burial lOseand in Loodea.read, Southwark, at a posadiwent at 301. subject to a meet~ anger 0001.-101 The Absoian Reversion to the Sam of 3,11NL sterling, receivable on the demise el a Baronet, aged 60, &seised upon freehold estates in Rost 1 The Sum of LOOL waling, receivable at the demise of a Gentleman aged 79-306 L GAZILAWAT . S. Mr. C. Cerrease.e..—Tb; Pogdterees bellauarbet g held for 16 yew, 100 L-100 rd .... The Matters of the PETITIONS and SCHEDULES of the Pit I SONERS hereinafter named (the cote having been filed in the Court), areapp4msd to be beard at the Courthouse, in Portugal. street, lAamk's Inn-fields, on WEDNESDAY, September 29, at Nine (Mock in the Forenoon. John Polley, late of theybound.row, Kensington Oravel.pits, out of business Themes George Johnson, late of No. 11, Hedford.street, C,ommeteisl. road, cabinet-maker. John Hitch, late of No. 86. Gressfield.street, Commercial.road, °Seer to the Hon. Bawd of Excise. John Dick, late of the Tavistock Hotel, Covent-garden, out et business. Orange Lenunon, late of lloant-sueet, Houle, tiussex,ckwk and watch. Wiliam maker. Wilingbass, Ws of Burean.place, Norwood, butcher. Jmnes Hoyle, late of Cloudsley-quare, Islington, omit liminess. William late of URl...West, Idiagma, silemoudth and sensed hawk & Themes Yea, late if Berwlek.sitest, Oziorttooset, out et business. Jame Brows, bee et Nertbeareet, la the Chi if Yak, upholsterer. Jews Herb, late if Great Ms* Aren t ammo brewer. Jells Bedeablot, We at Wiuterlpplem, Ismelob.walk dairyman. Moles Campbell Judd, Isla fleshomew. Old.serem.seed, dyer. Tirmas Watts, lass of Briebbeet Whltampl, dMlSMlleger. Jar ba Isiem, late et dm Blue Paro o logorworeet, Haymarket, sic. be. Wm. Bartlett, his d Behmuktellse. Jibe Stenos* late el Weald. Jaletheeipeamhbe, tallow and grocer. =Davies, late of and undertaker. Dolan , late et Cluilo tailor. Ir a : Chapman, late of Ibbase.tereet, Mawr's. St. geese's of bamboo. 'llllllbe =ha late if Cerawallidace, ffoodares, plasterer and i Lst eg m Mayas, late if florbbstreet, adowell-stmet, plumber, painter, irls iad = hie et Lisy Mobbed ilehtt sd ,lie e lli t ir l i m m ei d god.w hidgr eeet,. essisi-house. korpt. row Batas, bete of Pbrawat4m, elistlebeer, de. but sew eut of latehmes. . t ,~~~ I• ~~~ 1