Star. — London, England, 1823-12-27 00:00:00

. . . cllirmaario sass eraWers *go" MAO Rom oar." Oh ! when I hear thee sing of I Jamie far away," " Mather end of =Jibes," and of a Auld Robin Gray," I listen till I think his Jeanie?. self I hear; " Anal I look in thy face with a,blesing soda tea: * 1 I look in thy feet," for gay bears it b not cold, Though winter's frost is staling on, and I am growing old ; Tbose tones I ohall remember is long as I live, And the lakeslog sod the tear shall be the thaiiks I eve! The tear it islet summers that so Witham, hare bus, For the Rowers that have faded, and the days that.]: have seen The blessing is (or thee, lassie !--may'st thou still rejoice, Ti , nogh tenderness is on thy look, and pityin ib,y l roice: '; ;le !Aiming is for thee, whoa comae sadly sweet, the music.of " Lang apse," is which my heart has best! Oh: Jnay the days that thine to thee, still kappineas prolong! yd srfry sorrow of th'e heart be ailed with tily.seoga .HORSE RACING. The Legislature or Vermont, has passed a law more effectually to prevent horse-racing in that State, by ai large majority. When the bill was called up for a se., cond reading, Mr. Sutton moved that it be rejected, Al Mr. Pierpont hoped the bill would not be disinissed.-H 'hie pretence for horse-racing, he said, was indeed a' specious one; that of improving the breed of horses; but he believed the practice degraded the breed of men, roe than it improved the bleed of horses. Dir. Sutton . replied, and delivered the following speech in *typo of his motion, which 4.not only unique, but to tbe,point., Ala. Svc...mt.-11s I moved to dismiss this bid, it will doubt be earctpd that I assign some reasops to sppport the motion. inadt the motion,_Bli, beciate'r think the bat both impolitic and - , unjust. It is weli known, Sir. thet every nation or cotimunity ate contposed of a great variety of different clews of wee, and that elk slam have their hubby, or ,favourite pursuit, but all Hader : the same laws and government, and all tutided to equal ~ rights; and' privileges. Theis-at class fill, or ought to fill, the sacred Desk; their hubby is in Heaven; the second class denims our judiciary; their hobby ought tote Mercy and Justice; the Lawyer's hobby islet' clients and fat fees. But I and my friends, Sir, happen to belong to another dam; the; apiculturel class of the community. We are neither &win number nor dc.spieablu in character ; we are.not, Sir, the dregs of acsiety. Wt also have our rigltts and ore hobbies; we not only contribute,' but contribute larg•Ay to fill the public tbest. Quilinterestandeal bulky, Sir, stimulate ns to raise the best bogs, the hest sheep, the! beeLeattle, and the Lest linnets, that :nest noble and useful of our donetutie anieeds ; and I allow, Sir, that some of us are cietrays-i sanely fond of seeing their speed tried. • is this a crime, Mil It is our right. I believe, Sir, that every , itneduni of Europe, and almost every state in America, allow k;: aterevan at the mat of our diatiortal.Governmeht is the district of ' Colodabia, it is not merely allowed, but encouraged and patronized! by OW first men in our Government. Indeed,Sir, so eatremelyfond • ate shay of the sports, that if I am not mistaken, most of therm: during the law war, became their own riders. 111L1H we pais due hill, Sir, With suck example and authorities , before us? 1 hope not. It would be, Sir, law a second edition of • the old blue laws of Connecticut, where they whipped she cask, U the .leretr or eider within worked ou Sunday. Pass this bill, Sir, and we banish good horses from this State, ands I fear'inarty wire are fond of then), will migrate with them tor a' land of moteliberty. ther horses, Sir, wW divindle into mere juke.. I highly esteem and almost reverence the Gentleman who head she , petition, and who brought In this bill, fur the good they have date; bul b 141 r, they are far advanced, I Lope, in the rood Cu Heaves.-- Thiry, petlraps, have no terrestrial enjoyment ; art them depart in • Ptibfei bui , Sir, I do hope the bill will not poss. Is this the boasted kmd of Freedom? Pasa this bill, Sir, and we strike a dagger in the bola of Liberty herself. IV have 'observed %ebb — much satisfaction that no, brOeh .40 - the p.uhlie‘ervice is *ask amore alfiiient.thAn. Horse policeLtablisluOerkt. All the inCipal 'cods; roend I.ondoti arc nightly patrolled under such cheek' and initestion that itis sparcOy possible for any patrtli top.egl@ct Ws stuty With ansini . ttity, font it tunksttlatetlly.l origutostei in this close ittetstkoo to their dot,* that al way tobberris now rarely, or ever, heard of within thtir lit tits. -Linn further to increase the utility and re spectability_4.f the establislit;nent, and to obviate the gi eat inconvenience which had been experienced by the patrol in obtsloing dwellings, and stabling,, it was recently or-1 dettd kty the Secretary of State for dr HotneDepartiment the; Louses and stables should be provided for them by the Uortsluctor of the establishment, and the residences of an& patrol is now :narked by a Tablet, with the words ) p Polk! Horse Patrol eitationi" surmounted with a•za.fit, heir zed theitto. FAIR OF NIF411)181ltInvosonon.-,- , The fair of NiSell ney Novogorc,d ended on the 3J September. The value of tl)e good, at the fair is estimated It 94,360,000 rublea: orschich chlnese tea alone ranked fur twelve oars aye millions, copper, iron; and other metals above tea millions. At the close of the faii the merchants ay! said to have had a dear profit of Aufe.mipions of rubies. Wlitsrsatotie Arrest--Saturday morning Last (the 28th inst.), the body of a revectable man, apparently about fifty years old, was dis Covered in the Caurtl near LichAeld, cad taken to the Wallingtoe Inn. -A respect able Juay was empanelled, whin no evisleace appearing by which it could be known how the decew,ed came by his death, a verdict was returt)ecl. “-Found drowned." Fr Ole following circumstance!, &tailed to us by a, Gentleman who saw the body, thereis much mom tee, fear that the onforsooate man bed snot with foul play. The deceAsed appeared to have been a stout healthy man,'ObOOtlysfrei eight inches high ; h 4 dress con sif a blue coat Wit!! tlt hopow,..hlack waistcoat, and.pantaloons, and his hair was rather grey. Ells stockings were marked with !Jr letter F. We under. :tap no property whatever, was found upon the 4 7 ce4.10. aod Om pockets hadevcry appe a ra nc e of ha v i ng beep rifled. Upon the bead there were many contusions ohm Table, and the poor man's left arm was broken be tty the grit! the elbow. A hat was found on y moralists, stippled to belong to the deceuesi. in a fledge near to the place where the body was found thecaddis t 4q. L s high tide Of Saturday , like that of the precedi n g l We gly eight,' presented a most sublime spectacle at ar4glotts, es the waves, ladled into Lucy, and break. ing into foam, weft 4rivea a g ainst the shore. A great seinly people Arent on the Chain pier to view in higher so grand a, sight, some of whom, owing to the riOletirse of the wind; lqst their hats, and not a few more ritensited to the skin. The Pier remains entirely uninjured ilby the effect of, the late storms, which have been's; Ain ii as were evil- knowesUrlititt coast. 4 441 i 441 the cnntaainn and the destewaion 01 property. splotch took place in conscversce. of the recent fire in theprentites contiguous to outs, we are *try tp notice,: #h the; romal individuals, availing thetoee of th e m..:11 14 04e inctlneni , partook largely of souse, liquor dance areal is their way, and bees'!" wawa 4-i—tesT map . disisli so freely that he fell down in she 41410te 31 4 airlif being carried 1 401 c.. wftry even asatuat‘es ersq„kritii.All . l4 died. aski; the eft 4410. DiartheesegsV Rs eesaw elask,Or• ts. 404PoiN igsrtiOs- -'l l 'Mbre• The adjourned Sessions *ere opened Mayon, Iltoosarnit, and a -Bench of Aldermen. • R. IL West; a man of respectable indicted for assanitiisganother person able in appearance, under the followitsl it appeared, from the evidence, that $ pon, is owner of a house in Vivian -street, ' r tio + lodger whom he was obliged to pr . ess tent, and that the lodgerbVeame affinded !unity, and hetin to cause irer7 great stir house, by exliavagant noises; Ste. &c. 4 particular this vintfietive 16ijer assent,. .nine or ten friends, whose lents he had good reason to, confide in, for the purpose of giving a bit of a farewell channt to his landlord. Porter was brought in by the.. , gallon, and the chorus began, after somelittle-p ra— tion with Isleox's entire and tobacco, to the deli it of • the part, the astonishment of the whole stree , and Ti • mortification of the landlord. The defendant was one , of the musicians ; but if his exertions had been limiteer to vocal operation ' the Court would not have the trott- 1 ble of examining the cause of -.garret His hand, it appeared, was as active as his lkisgs, as shall be shewn.• The landlord, his wife, anti Rte plaintiff, went up' stairs to put an end to the row-'by expostulation ; but the musicians were so much in raptures with their own powers, that they determined to prevent the intrusion of any voices tending to produce discord. lhey ac cordingly blew out the candles, and began to belabour the intruders, dancing all the time, and playing .other antics round the ronin, in emulation of the ancafit vo taries of Bacchus. The hour of three o'clock had passed away, anti three cheers had been given by the com pany, when a light was produced, and the offended landlord began to look round him for the persons who had taken such good aim at him in the dark, but he ,could identify no assailant. The noises increased, and' the prosecutor brought clown the active vengeance or the defendant, by venting complaints in no very comph rnentary strain, for the latter struck the former such a blow on the nose as niadi fire fly out of his eyes. . The defendant denied the most material pares.of this statement, and produced a witness, who rather confirmed than weakened the testimony. It seemed that an offer of accommodation had been made, upon condition of a public apology. The itconsnut recommended that - the condition) s should be agreed to.—The preiecutor refused 'to accept of one, and the Jury immediately found the defendant Guilty.—The RECORDER then passed the sentence of the Court upon him, which was, that he shosdd , pay a fare of forty shillings to the sing. 2111 E WPM) E - N -. IKENWCANt A curious scene was presented at the b6use Of a Lsdy, in Queen-' square, in 'the tarsi of seek, Whit* May tend to' .plate persons disposed to relieve she distresses of their fellow•oroasJ tares on their guard against fraud anti siteeption, as .no daulot lax occurrences are to be found In every day 's experience. About the dusk of the evening, on the day itt apsestiou. there came s double knack at the door of the Lady to whom wie.aliude. It Was immediately opened, tad a etasectahle yesteenSle-iooltiree tf4d man-stewed boldly into the passage. ertd.,deutesuind of Abe servant .if her mistress was at home? She was answered in the affirmative., " I wish to speak with her:'--" - Whit name AA i atmitunes " Oh, ltdors'ist signify, your mistress will not recast nay named"' The servant ushered her into the parlour, aimed tW ine,Ast the" hearth to rights, and drove an intrusive cat, who sat Burring on to rig, in all the Itoriny or warmth and kUencss, out of die room. She tike Went IV to her mistress, who was dressing for dinner, and', arrielf at beldam', elatalmid, "'There's a Indy below, manta to spaill-te ygerl"--` 4 Whit is it, Amer " dou'eknow, iliespia —she says yop lsjil not XrCiAgict her name." -". Very v4eil,, ,*'shall be; owa inwuedieiety." Anna ran down stairs whit all west.; broititt op caiidies, and.tgalis criteria the partsihr„contrmincraied -to the visitor the approach other mistress. Very well, My Icsie v s I am in no berry. . . It stay not before* to our Nosy titre no. slate, that it so happened, that at this very time the Lady in Queen square had a sort of half expectation s that an aunt of her husband's, whom site had iiireticen, *ink arrive lu thi moment this bad not entered her mitt*. At length she cause.dowo smirs, and taking sloe a lier younger children 1 s her Intact; entered the parlour, where she .4:ruaud hes visitor enjoying the Pleesere e f .* 4.eerref blife• keati l 4 'he ea the door, up lueefeil the ' diamirt, and coming fo rward with all the hurry of friendly cur l! , diality, 'sized her hand. " Uow $lO you dg my Altar . bfadsru ; am s 6 glad to are you-.-Tatiladt suite charade/ill Witai R swelt l little deal—the very tictilee of loorsell I Oh, You ilsge up' ri aril then she kissed the child. All this was reiAkty well, and the, hastess 31,36 completely .astostished at the voltdaiihy aull.familLuity of her visitor, whops she lAova began to imagine Wag in truth the aunt ske had expected. &itithere was no deciaratitte of Relation ship., although there was some little pause in the consosion-place nothings which the old lady was tumbling forth with ragoiltydi kla - ving take!! 4oweter ? sio began again : " Very bad wias Cher, horrible, and I've got such a throatiest' ll*, last word rieutosti: souoda4 so awkwardly from a atioo, that Mrs. R. at wet began to Stl erg ti ?ere was sogiethOg !Weal ! nary in the character of the "mats before her, and therefore contrived.Widi some d3hculty to stop the giteaip en4lte UV' 141 not aware, Madam, to sylig to attribute the ffi..loorof . Y *WS , and I certainly have no rectillicAop at bovine alio/ Oh, dear his's- • Skall • be irlisda." se • Ws • !? . 1/t ff •it ••• • pdnous .Tl l l4* TESTER/314 wimpowil By 41 94 tts Clover 41 10, to Sow pMt to .0T Hors. . Air** Kest IMO Eases . p. PRIGS of mu.ow, slut, 4h. per &111 Ibvc.Taiioo *l pd Ditty gosh Y3all9wltussia 36. (id Yellow Soup Whitedltto ...... Sits $d Mottled ... . oolir ditto 3M Sd Card ........ ......, MICR Or CANDLES--triii ra tille.v (l WI Cando. :Pa 4 1.1. 6 .• 40 s od; 01 44 . . iS. • • ' i"OLDVERAZZatiaXCE. • • t. -....aisi I before the -Lott* L/4 T. A i ldonsien. - . klikrAabitehibrdo VA 4 1 / 4 110. ricer "ell $OO., t„Mrtnafotswitk ildriniia :brW#4 l Wet #AS li fti P" Pi r a " . ' ' e• Yib#10 44 . 44 .. . T!FFT aw: I t .C 2 l"lnStlinCetil ..I.liilest d.t ,were with frandalentb f i t*fsbn_, who, ibilti.:Alkint, &ember, ' ' diriiry-rinair, and do . 's, had a. ' does: Mt. /Naito stated; that ha oral lei eis • arrears of brdialoatoerto webs* 140418 b ‘ Shin goer want .= dad at his inipnt‘ ', Srasifouttle Cpmateyriat fis deli 'erint t r O lig egi S p;etal or Writtetrord annoyarice in the stir - is afterwards, h v e went to give orders *fan their fisti r. One nixiit in he was itworbed to find Adios hod been obtained by ftibled * clan of who was asempasird by Booker. The ininsaies dies A dOnd reason to Ye 4 an ihln g 10 . 111 e ir flereafte l a wg. folly `Nliwiti'd• TO WICRALL. g nasi.4s alined with koPuliilWikini nil lidittlag Ida wife ao welter* u tp endanger iser life ; and wap.remanyied till her fate 'inn be ascertained. MANSION-HOLUM Mr. Warne a solicitor, attended 'on behalf of one Common, easameilman a nd several ishahiteneust the-Ward, to adores a am :diction of Joeepli Davis, tinier Mr. Taylor's Art, for having pied a hackney -coach for pompom in teadenhalLmarketorhhout hying ',licensed. The Deputy orthe Ward was present, and "gave the coach:mut an •t •zubrtt chancier, and said that two coaches having left the Maize Welt, be bad told the coachman be would not In terrupt him, and that slim prosecution was the result of a. systematic attack cm the.individual; that several other coaches pied dal_lrunder similar circumstances, all of which were unmolested. The LORD MAYOR remonstrated with the solicitor, but be per sided in preadag for a toneictloa. Oa this, thh - Loao Maros said, as the Act left him no option, be week' eottulet t but be would take we that every other coachman plying its the Market should, pisi, be convicted.—Onshis, the solicitor ceased to press for a eOOlllO - tion ; and the man was Atufft.red,like others, to ply in the Market. MDRDER I'L' ;ILFO.RD. drinityspe reiteee?*. the Slene.kettic, Pit** " " I ! A :V base i r e sias dtie ceremony : to aseertatn whs.. *Peonies ; iFekilYs was esmii*SSlSie mere Suet:ea .. .rut eh. *ions • and we have reason course, ' all/tope! kttliats 10 Tuultru.r...—Tha stoicism of glie eattaardioary •Itidual, we learn on good math—grit', has at last In 4 M. Sinsst instance, yielded to citentostatess, he haw' been moved even to tears. This powerful effect *lSt* result of a visit from Jack Martin, the well *imito pa. gilist. and of Mhato liusitrll hat knit title rliffift backer. Jack, on entering the cell ? and there mem his former " fatron manasiel, wits to affected at thedati4, that bursting into • mars, he eselaitned, tibtri 9,1 :thing, Waw a, while sea do for Toe r This bal. 'nest asprossioa of. ariageated sympathy toothed , tom, Mart of 'Morten to the quick, who, unable to restraiit bb tears, mingled them with those of his friend. An apple tree, belonging to Mr. Muss at land, near Bridgewater, produced this yaw the este Iris amber eitith4y4ssi theassiad apples' As abet* was no cierresponsling produce in the sorsomadiagetoi chards, conjeeturos were formed as to-tbs. same. of to, rodigious a crop., when it wat xeserteiseti tbas Anew' - bar of pits wort fad under she two, urban !mamma was Willed. (110111108.61 the retreeedieseri kohl* • We .have s tilreacly - stater! a man named Jan Smith had been folly conktnittefil to Lincoln Jail, for causing the death of SAtali 43-rowmith, poison. the Irrguest af' beld at the White Hart, Mfora, 1)e -fore.Mr.lgtxo tliecoxoner e on the body of the.ieceased. The Jug beingsworn, stewed the body, which had been previoust; oriancil the sargrons- Thomas flattr.ood 'Thomas A4lenby, constables of Alford, states: that they recosiiroci the , cakes and flour produCed, at the. -Imp* of Mrs. Arsow,smith, on Tues ,• .1 lir " information that sit. going to the house and three children, ley were dispatched ty were informed by ur of which she had . in the middle of the ink, belonging to Mr. the prisoner the sus,- and asked him where deceAsed? B e id he b --- 4 that he bon en it at out 1. s s Eliza Smtth—ls sister•in-law of the prisoner; went on Tuesday to take lea with Sarah Arrowsmkh, and sty her make cakes of snore flour which she said was iiven to her by4Atrisoner. Pilot* of one of the cakes ; was burnt in the ditoai and in the stoosaeit ; was se ill she thought,sheihtutlii have die& Doctors West and Pell gave her an emetic, anal she got better. Is now .very•ill, and wile be a long time before she recovers. Mr. J. Robinson.-4 a ,chegniat and druggist, ski Al-, ford. Ilemembers.the evening of Thursday, ate dth of eecernber. On that evening the prisoner, John Smith, Came to his shop and asked for one pound of white at-sepic. Supposiqs, that be wanted it for agricultural poses he asked him no questions, but served him with it, for which the pi isoeorpnid him 9d. The arsenic was a strong poison, and was hi a -polverised state when snld. Suppoled the prisoner wanted it •Apr the purpose_ of washing sheep with the lesion, Had known the pri soner for many years; lie war in good employment, and was a remarkably sober industriOfts ?swag men. hi rs Tyson West, surgeon, of Alford, was 'called in on Tuesday afternoon to see aim persons what bad been poisoned, at the bonse of Mr. Arrowsmith, et Alford. Was shewn some cake and sour in a bag, and found' ey contained a considerable quantity of white oxide of arsenic , lie gave them into the custody of the con." • bie, after taking a quantity of each, upon which he, stark experiments, and by a chemieul analysis proved { that a very considerable part, perhaps onosisait of the whale, was arsenic. The deceased was in convulsions, mid two femaks, named Dobbs and Mrs. Eliza Smith, 1 were very ill, and three children were dangerously so. IPid not think Mrs. Dobbs would recover. The youngest hilril, liennan Arrowsmith, appeared in a hopeless Istate ; was add that the prisoner %%a, the father of this child, and the deceased the mother. Thursday she died ; had opened the body since death, in company with Mr. , Pell and found the stomach greatly inflamed, and the . . inner coat corroded, and partially destroyed; they at tracted about half a grain of arsenic from the sunned death; her death was most certainly occasioned !eking arsenic; she War) about eight months . in pregnancy ) and be delivered her of _ before she expired. The child was destroyed, by the mother taking the poison; she told ' felt the child after she ate the sake; the try black, and of a livid colorer. ,rell, surgeon, of Alford, corroborated'' the Jury, after examining the Bear and coke ' by the officers, exprossed thealsolree r the evidence, and 'lnsulted a verdict against)eirn Smith, and 4*gs:owe , atcordiagly. • _ Smith had beta committed to t recn, Ia wish to see the Magistrates, 1 pu_ one, who bits been ladeflidgable in tho investivation - melancholy affair, end the Row 14. air eassibies,l upon whose *arraat h e Was first etrismaillelid.. being ttt some distance ) Mr. Wilson. the r - Beni, paid him a visit. liimkh said that he arsenic to kill rats with, and that he got , I.pith; bet how they bemuse mixed t fr ed that he did net know, and persisted-la of the charge against him. Sunday the body of this ssofcrisestate pimp , PI jalterred in Alload Chareh-yard. serried to the grave by six young woman, ' in the same patisk- and although a great:A perms: was assembled frees 4 pant OA round to witness the ftererid, the walk 1. *viper was observed -by all pretest, and ~ f eallngs displayed upon the solemn occasion, were . of indignation *safest the unhappy wretch who w. the author of the untimely daub - of the poor womintal lad her child. In the comae of the &iaday, the Ole& wean of the Parish, and the Dimming Ministers flush upon the subject of her Trinket death, at the dif &lent piacetofvioniti is alildressiagtheitcoagregotienn Mace the pr confianneut is Lincoln Caidi; be centime; to dbpbty . aa entire was of common feel- MO bid appqpn isgOisersed.st bit dreadful situation. - - • t 1.4 I. r all 11l &WM...Y. MAW r.=... * AIM; Me. • • Ail OW* 1. 0 haw Vlawford_ a 0 Er • . 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OKI 4314r4914 an t h At . s h e vet a trigia for . • Thp 6o* *se bank, and the W.wrfacer; is°l344l3Fi ser iika ir , IPthili4ef ban II at .°9fi 4040; ?fr.. il. r• wiis veil sit thorrootaiibislo t so . . i %It ailS Mt. Mr. thactras Of asiosonana, *aid W 214 not fit tilt a s ton j an d . d r for dinipipap seseenalpoisrhonssibe_444 Ao in2Owte4e. .' ohr N. A : s .. s i is the Slonti,cpos 2 33 eveii) . a trifle will do. - even a ab4llins .of 0 ,'"7''''' ,Y ei cPit** ." 1 dafT . w1 1 1 :1 1 ; hjaslainit but hoiveyet well Our W i th till prare-Smy base beep ~ 1 - no . * v i t a , .. ci a . p 6 intenNitirp:rr, blinder Tile hell rims Chin qui, slpit •' e 1 4 fricnr . , faith wit* 4, viarrarit due ceremony, lid the - derra e ; vilken 4.exa l l !tiau top)tliala A s ter to ascertain wlWilacr shn not lII*. _ s _ t rei 403 some; if die „ ....A . mnvealillep ; lecklly, however, t re 'as 12 0tR ' W . 14340 ; 9Pin ~th fai reurs‘g was conveniently portable . NO ilisuht this c,levei intim 1314 b e e p *rooftop snore Succiiiful elder:leis, and was Su s s Induceft to psr psobe.P3Mi of this • ' rations • and we have reason to 4rlk.fy tbst.l4ola 4 31 044 tl i g.sall i s una v 4 course, although pour h, &Tore dWo!oefestrotaio!". l Whir to Clay afteriiii. -- ''liieyintci re r eei;sec:l orsorts had been poi s oned, and fan sliw the deceased, two.pthey "open, la a most ,tnelonthpli, t ‘ pndition. 111 f usel, .tritpptebend .14k §M)4{t„ Itlo, the) tie deceased, hi . , her the lion .taade the catio. fy secured B.inith nigh!,,i i iitAkato e at Little Steep i ng Anftetit,ittliemp oyer. 'rimy tol ti pkboni ihat.existed against him, any he gnt the sour that he save to . the 4 .1.... t_ A_•-• • 1_ - • - + i_ ._c -.... 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Therolesof the.S o vile for the suppqrt of members yhen they . a •tuaaterly thnilarpriscined. While Bachelor w l tody his health improved, aad,it was given in that he had sent,noice to the ;Society to decia sick-list, and to be placed qn,that of pcisoaer This notice, it wouAdaeetn, was .qqt cegislarl and the prisoner wasafterwards.spon etwork b ,bee of the Society. He was t4esafore expo* rule, that any member seen ea wqrk while. on list, shall be iiiiimilwii the Club. The Stewards :0.1 th as" :l o cifY.PrOved that 4 was not negularly . The Chairman, Colonel *spume, said ht thing.to justify the prisoner being es/eluded, am him to be restored, and .01 the .arre4rs paid to, Some of the members tram t4e.4ocivyard w case to be put off, to give 001 . 12 isi;tdopportunity ing Counsel.—This was rejected. They then wished to Lwow hew She money I paid, and if they could not pay it monthly? The CIIAI4O4AII ordered it to be perecest from the boa, or out of . thair own pockets. SPORTING LVTELL4GENCE. HUNTING. The Earl of Derby's &tit-ballads, Tuesday, at Herm The Rarlof Ifarevresod t Vot-bounds, Monday, at K. ton; Wesineadv:t. at Great. Prestos; Friday, at Weetou The Badsworth Foadistunds, Tuesday, at Kirkham Thupday, at Houghton Toil-bar ; Saturday, at Mart V Mr. Meynell's hounds, Monday, at Bradby ; Thugs& leston; Saturday, at Eabone. couttsixo. The coursing on Beaeon-bill Newbury, on Tun day, the fi neness of the day, wan Well attended; among the were the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnareetr. General bir Lieutenant-General Corlett., Quin Beckford Lang, .9r. Iderrick, 1. Good Lake, Esq. Cokeel Bureiera, the ward Herbert, and the Polish Count tiontanintkl• ate. hares were plentiful and in high condition, for in ma courses they gave the greyhound* the gmby without a effected. Sir H. Vivh.n was the successful_ candidate f The ordinary at the Pelican. on Monday, was well atte the Netle Earl of Carnerton ' with that great liberality tufty for which be is celebrated, gave an excellent dinue day, to a. heleet party of Gentletnen. The gallant an daptuin Parry, IL N. with his sifter, Mrs. Martineau, al band, arrived bete on Sunday, on.; vi•it to their catkin, I _townsman. Edward 1 DISAily, Esq. at his villa on Si After taking a survey of the town on Monday, the part un their road for London. - PRBESTRIANIIIM. Mavca vo ntc 1.051 y AILLIPSTOSIIS or sac WOlO.l —The failure of Mr. West, the peckstrian„ who uddi task for PM sovereign% last week brought a eampetitc wito started on aim Noe greundto se the ilk:miles and hours. The pegestrian's AMMO is )142114 a Lancasbite started, fur o 141 sovereigns, on Plooday night, at twelve's' West did 65 miles the first day, instead of 70. fromtha %weather, and he resigned the third day, Forty miles fie tesnuia. olds twelve hours .of that left. Neale air 1 yburn gate, aod took a vralk miles to break4ast at el on Tuesday, and be dined at .twosiciaNit at Osferd. Fie qtrapel House (73 miles) at eight ,o'clock in the evening, to bed. Me touched en the 105th tulle-stone at nine eclat ocular nwenior„ mad reterood to Woodstodt, XL sulks chip, in trot otroolog o at Ogl4t o'clock. MR third .clay ( *an Prrit4sl at StPken t.hitrtk, 46 mile, from Loodoo the morn , and woo his masa eta with sit ,hour tom] li t% A' Air S3III4LL Didf.kt lt7'. Beef ... 4d to 3t 44 I Veal its mutton .. OiCitS or AOT AT. aim N's. flay 51 53 od tp Ito od Clime et 4r od e. d. los ad Naelr It lis !d t. a Ss Od IC to r told -wqrrernmr•rewsurneirei PRICE < 11w rociatis. Kong ...... iloOs•to soft $ lin sez ....« -Ms Ito $ 4 0s o,os orni 0r...... lidlis to * Os , • I -ail r'