Star. — London, England, 1817-07-09 00:00:00

! t S • I .C , l •I 1 I.t - . , :ATIC: 1111.1.. w!).AT. v.4).11, , 1dinp, their aid from sa Tani:shit: a porsrit, he c); ,1 I assure ti,e House th.tt ;Isere was not the slightest f -.iodation for such an inyot.ttion —Cite motion was c2r7ied. : li•ave to bring in a 11W .c betier of Lotiatic i:y!uanb in t thi.r, brought in, read a firm. 7 :%:, jlll.l OrliViCkl to 1:e primed. !:: 1 . J. COX II IPP if..; E`i moved, that an hunibk Incae::t••:1 to the Prince Regent, for a c •es . the Concor.! it beta - re:► the Court of Portu -2.1 ,11.1 the See of Ron.., in the year 1775. w, rt:iy ►ro:,et, at the suggestion of Mr. F.',. KE, consented to postpohe his tuution unt►l tG ni rre w. LA 11-11')AT:i. Ci tile tr,ltion cl M. EIARVEY, the Stearn- Bill w;ts read a ecc9nd time, cont. , it Iciest to ot• taken into further consideration Cr: s J t• , ree ni.w.tlis and to be printed. ELlicT:oN (7•• c•r rn-t,n.l ut M. lit. AKE. accounts were ord•red to be . • Jor, th.• 11.•U,C Of t:.r ti:oubrr ut Persons, since the last ;.• •, I. almitisd as rrerturis ut aii) Corporation rirlirrs to Pail/a:nu:it, admitted rot the payment of r4O. ; at,u a Copy Of the Evidence given by Mr. R. and ::1r• I. i:ut kr, oil :!ir complaint benne a Committee ot an undue 2.!nu: the List G Ll:C.6loth hem gaiuurii . :il until to-morrow (this day). THE EVENING STAR. DON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1817. .. - r".'rE 0:: PICK-, THIN DAY A TWELVE O'CLOCK ktre.:eed 7 7 : : 771}—Cons. for Ups. itiji 4 per t tl:t. !Os; put* Ctut. Navy, mit India 1L.110.4 9'; 97 pre.-13nnk Long Atthuities Ly.:!te qu,r ?AN lb, pc. RLN;:H t~ r:.tts. Pipets of Sunday arrived this morning. itss kit S. Cloud, and returned to the Electoral Colleges will, it is said, be c,.:v0k..t1 immediately alter the harvest, and the 1:1Yw Sun of the Chambers be opened gaily in k),:tcl;,•r. T 1•. 1' revoul Court of Lyons has passed judgment ra tueriq-une more individuals, concerned in the ) Ltc cottsptracy. Three have been condemned to ai,d executed, seven to transportation. two (3:;ei 18 e ud I 9) to herd labour for five years. and mile have been acquitted. At Caen, two other persons, convicted of invoking Cie name of ic the execrable adventurer," of singing ~ t li.sous songs, and endeavouring to ft.ree a fellow. tr l ve:', cr to echo their abominations, have been con demned to five >ears imprisonment—live years cur seillance .::ter that impri, salient is ended, and a fine !rat.cs, besides all expenses. The I;..ng of SpAIN has granted his Secretary of Duel JUAN rig ToltitES, the Grand Cordon of the Ito) al Order of Charles ILI. in consideration of his services, in making officially known to all hit Bear subjects •• esspregammy ease gagen• tar 47suii spout..." I.:othing else of importance at Madrid. The Burghers of Hansburgh have had their asto :isliment excited by a rare phenomenon. On the of the ;;;;th ult. an immense swarm of in sects, known by the name of demoiselles, passed over the city Isom the South-west, intercepting the light s,l the sun like so many dark clouds. It is usual with these insects in their migrations to alight sud denly on souse field, and, after foraging there fur some hours, to pursue their course in a body as be fore; but we do not in the present instance find any thing said of the damage they have et/mat:tied. French Funds, lith July, 651 r. 50c. FLANDERS AND GERMAN PAPERS. We have this morning receind some Continental hurnals, from which we select a few paragraphs. On the SI instant, the PitiNcr. Rov.st. of the Ne therlands gqt a hurt on one of his legs, by his horse 'lipping and falling under him. He WAS able to cppear on horseback next day. Numerous cargoes of corn arrive daily in the Ne therlands and at Dunkirk, which, with the prospect ~ f the approaching harvest, has greatly reduced the price. In French Flanders wheat has fallen to 55 harms per hectolitre, and in some places to 30.—The price,•not a week before, had . been 112. Lord HOLLAND; with a pretty numerous suite, ST. ::red at Ghent on Saturday last, in the barge from Lruges. After stopping.tor a day or two at Ghent, ?tic Lordship proceeds to Spa where he means to spend the season. A Berlin Gazdte announces the arrest of the ;tine mot prophet bltmuta, and some of his disciples. For '.yen f , r eight years he bad been travelling about in lk diameter. BoNAPARTE attempted to have hire :::-rested for preaching to the people the approaching d►tiverance of Germany. but be eluded his pursuers. 7 . 1 e is charged with promulgating " doctrines din 2,,trous to the State and the Church." A peasant 'named MARTIN MICHEL, also excites atttr:tion in Prussia at this time. He is not tlargt:d with endangering the Church, but his pre t-nsions have greatly enraged the disciples of Escu- LAins; for, like our'QRSATREIL of the last century, Le ptolesses to cure diseases by laying hishands upon the patients. To be sure 1:e sometimes faint, but that he says, when the s atient wants faith. l'of.terday the PHINCS RXGEST dined with the Mar of Coot.:4,o.rrtty. Tile Dolt! of Yottic Matted the PRINCE REGENT },...turday At Carlton. Liouse. Floe Put tict ltaczNT dined at the French Ambas- L .I : r's on SuudAy, tur the purpose of hearing the 4114- letita:i' lac Pf M. TAL:4:. aid Mcl,ls. GIORGZS. AMERICAN PAPERS. We received New York Pipers this morning, one day later than those which reached us yesterday : I LUAI *! HE NATIONAL ixTELLIGLschit or 1 `.;, t it JUNE* By a late arrival from Vera Cruz, of J May, we have obtained more exact information upon the true sit%. inn of Mexico, titan that lot warded by the Royalists, published in their Paper.. and repeated in suirie of the Ninth American Journals. We learn :,a,, in spite of the famous expedition of ten thou sand uicn , ships.'friptes, &c. the arrival nf w!!ich was emphatically but erroneously announced, under data of March 24.. at New York ; a single schoo”tr Wig, under the Independent flag, blockaded Ver . Cruz, and has taken scveral prizes, one with twenty. eight thousand dollars in specie, and intercepted a correspoudence which places the political situation of the country in its true point of view. In one of those letters the Royalists say, the fire of insurrection increases, and is not likely to subside, as was hoped. The insurgents make use of every amnesty granted them, only to escape to their CORI. rade: again on the first opportunity. It appears the Republican Chiefs have found the necessity of central authority. General RYAN. report says, has subju gated all the province of Valladolid. A new Gene. ral has been sent to the province of Vera Cruz. The account of Pernambuco being captured by the Royalists, received at Lloyd's this morLiag, is not credited cm 'Change. PE RNA MBUCO. The Clitua, which left Bahia on the i•h of May, and whose arrival at Falmouth is noticed in our Naval List (4 to-day, is said to have spoken on the 11th a French vessel Irotn Panembuco, which men. tioned that the Royalists had obtained possession of that place. In this intelligence there is doubtless some mistake. From Bahia, we have already had accounts down to a much later date—the 17,11 of May—and at that period the Royalist Expedition, which had been dispatched from Rio Janeiro for the subjugation of Pernambuco, was only da sly expected at Bahia on itr way tiither ; and until that expedition arrived, we are well assured that no force which the Royalists could muster in the neighbourhood of Per nambuco was adequate to its reduction. It is pro bable that the French Captain may have meant no more by his information than that the port was in the power of the blockading squadron, which we know bad arrived before it, as far back as the middle of April. When the Clitus left Bahia, another vessel, the Treasurer, was loading there, and intended to sail fur England about the end of May. One of the letters which we have seen in town 10- day from Bahia, has on the cover " per Amazon r" though our LLOYD'S List makes no mention of the ourival of that vessel. QUEENSBE e RRY APPEALS. This being the day upon which the House cf Lords were erected to give their final decision in these Appeals, the House met at twclve, when, after a very able and luminous speech from the Loan CHANCELLOR, which took up thr:..e hours and a half, the Appeals were remitted to the Court of Ses:ion in Scotland, to consider of tl e import of certain words in the deeds under discussior, with instru:tions to report early nest Session. The further proceedings on the Stearn Boat Regu lation Bill have been put off—we hope for ever. Ti e present Session of Parliament will, it is apple. henile. terminate either on Saturday or Monday neat. On lc. - king over our Report of Sir J.C. HIITISLEY'S Speech, on the subject respecting the Cathol.cs. we find that we have omitted to state, that in speaking of concessions to thit Body, he noticed a Bill, which ought to be accepted as no inconsiderable boor., and which has passed both Houses of Parliament in the present Session. By this Bill, Catholics are relieved, both in the Navy and Army, from taking any oaths of disqualiEcation, on receiving their Commission ; an.! the Annual Act (.1 Indemnity exempts them for the emission of omitting them, Alter being Com m F Ye,-erday t!e Loan Ma voit held a Court of Aldermen, in colneq.:ence or the decease al Mr. EDWA RD KIRBY. late Keeper of the Debtor,' Prison fur London and Middlesex, when Friday was appointed for the election of a successor, and advertisements ordered to be issued accordingly. lit. I .ordship afterwards went on the Hust i ngs, and held a Common dials, for the election of a Sheriff to serve with FAA NCI% 1)1.:n tints, Esq Sliera of Lon don and Middlesex, for the year ensuing. in the room of ltossa•r WiLsoN, who has refilled to give bond to take upon hint that olice, when Csoacr ALOSISON, Eu). citir:ll and pewterer, was duly elected, and declared his consent to serve the oI(•,;e. A C, , mmon Council was afterwards held, when Mr. Alderman Thefte was uranimously elected Governor of the Irish boctety, in the room of If. C. Coldish:, Eq. not an Alderman. .1 he C.:mtrittee for General Purposes presented a Report, for allow i lig Sir W. I..ew RUOU per ,su consequence of hi. length of services as s Bailin for the Borough of Smithwark, in the event of his being removed trout that edli,:e; and after a con siderable discussiou titer. ou , a moiion was made to agree with the Report, mid at Anarivliovllt was proposed to adjourn the consideration to a futureCourt,which was negatived on a division. •I'he oecoudarieB were directed to lay before the Court the Looks or Lists of Persons qualiiield to serve a, Jurors within the City; and also Gat Book front which SFecial Jurors have hereto tore been struck by rule or order of the Coos:: ar Westminster. The lovers of acquatic eicursions will Il ive a high treat next week, as no less than three City Barges go up to Richmond, viz. the Skinners' on Monday, the Goldsmiths' on Tuesday, and the Fishmongers' Company on Wednesday. _ - - - Worm eNNEss.—A woman of the name of 14'Car thy, who occupied the first flour iu the house of P. Gorman, a dealer in potatoes, No. 14, GI eat S4ffrun bill, being in a dreadful state of E.lLosication ou Monday night, was so riotous mad di:erk:criy. that the people of the house sent for a constaiiie to take her away ; to avoid this she opened :tcr window and jumped into the street, by .vhich she was nearly kiil ed ; she was carried to St. Barthcloxea's 11. ita', without hofe of "scowl. •Aer.; NAVAL INIELLICEIVCE. FALMOUTH, JULY 6. Arrived the Chios, HEIN - x.(IN, from ; and Russia Company, M. from Havannah. The Clitus sailed from Bahia 4th May, and on the I Ith spnke a Fiench vt.ssel f ro m P ernam b uco, w h o i n f orme d hi m that the Royalists were in prisscssinn of this; place. YORI'SMOUTH, JULY 8. Put hack the Betsy transport. Tile following out 9/11d-bound ships are det4ii:ed by c ntrary wiads Sir Fraccis Drake store-ship for New:,undlmitl. Ann for t:.! SouthiSeas, Friendship fot P:. v• StiutliWaloc, Pac;l:c for Demerra, Isabella for Havanti ih, Pcrse verm.ce and Dolphin for St. Thornai'i, and Ann for Teneriffe.—Wind Westerly. DEAL, lITLY a. Arrived and sailed for the Riv•N-, the Knipton, Cnat•Tte ; Ann, Gnouw ; and Raik:s, GAlii)`:Elt. Iron. Jamaica; Colonist, Bftaxoroun, from Bah:I -dles; Princess Mary, Nicitomx, from St. Dam;ngo; Willi.im and Henry, Cimr, from St Kitt'.; and the Lady Hareveood, Yiat;NG, from Grenal.a. Came down from the River the Lntd Cathcart fnr Bengal, Cheetly for Jamaica, Richard for Dettuarara, Skylark for Leghorn, and York mer‘hantusau Iran; Hull lot Havre.—Wind S.W. LIVERPOOL. It'l.Y 7. The only arrival from the United States this day is the Amity, Captain blooov, from Charleston— sailed Mt June No vessels went to sea yesterday or to-day, owing to the wind not being fair. There are upwards of I(X) sail of American vessels in this port. Within the last month there arrived from the United States into this port 120 vessels. GRAVESEND, JULY 7. Arrived the Beverley, Hutchinson, trot►► Mutter , Sir God frey Webster, Boyes, front IMILLICA; William, (fray, from Dun kirk ; George, Deepes, front Bethke; Prince of Diane, Ellis, (ruin Rotterdam; beds, Christie, front Riga; Argo, Hillman, from Konigsberg ; Jane, Bruce, lion l.i►bon. Sailed the Sally, Morley, and Monica, Keay, for Harnhurgh; Dunquerque, Le cierc, and Neptune, Granditt. fur Havre; DiiillA. Rutter, for Madras and BengaL Jct.v ti.—Arrived the Lord Mulgrave, Tindall, from Sierra Leone ; Aberdeen. Fenwiek, from Calcutta; the Rapid. Miller, from Messina; Hoffnung Lubec, Batson, front Touningen ; the Britannia, Glide, from Messina; Patriot, Genelaze, from tip. Weser ; Lavinia, Beason, from Riga; I iarmony, Nichols, iron* ditto ; Hope, Wilson, from TobagJ —Sailed the Petrel, Martin, for Calais; liritieb Army, Camp!), ii, for the Itie of France; the 'Eamerlane, Franklin, for the Cape of Good Hope ; the Ardent. Duncan, for St. Christopher'.; George, White. for Gibraltar; Sarah, Bell, for Antwerp; the LIIISC EflleStltS, De Ls !lay., for ditto; Eliza, Bell, for Hamburg!'; Chance, Minter, for Rotter dam ; Negota, Vander Nay, for ditto; Courier, Hook, for ditto. CUSTOM-HOUSE. JULY B. Sal?, ENTERED INWARDS.— 111: Jourfrine, Hiilman. frunt Keil; Sir William Curtis, Mingfield„ from Calais; Concord, Burford, from Malta and Gibraltar; the lane, Bruce, front Li.. bun ; 'Meth, Christie, from Riga; Argo, Hallman, front Ko. rungsherg; and George, Daper, from Berbice. Out WA RDS,•-•• rhy Mover, Cullen, fur Handing-Ith ; Perse verance, Butterfield, for St. lolaa, Newfoundland; Lille, Level.; and Fly, Holman, fur Rotterdam ; Bt t.ey , Lotigvich, for Am. sterdam ; Avon, Smith, for Memel ; Atlantic, slunk, for Hans burgh; and Active, Prevuar, for H.tvre. A society has been formed in the United States for the encouragement of American manufactures, and already reckons among its members the leading in a!ividtials in the nation. Messrs. Jeers - most, ADAMS, MAmson, and recently Mr. Moartoe hiniaelt, the ritaidetst, have entered their names on the list of this society ; the object nt which is, to make the United States independent of foreign countries lot the corn. torts and enjoyments that at Ise out of manufacturing indnEry. The sudden attack of Mr. PONSONRY in the 'louse of Commons has had that issue which is in a!1 such cases to be apprehended, in some even to be desired. Ile died at about ten minutes beloie six yesterday morning. Mr. Ports.snne was, we b e li e ve, one of those very estimable characters who till a pri vale station in the most amiable:lnd exemplary maa:- ner, and a public one with propriety and integrity.— His talents were more useful than splendid ; —more suited to the arrangement of :drat's, and the detail of business, and the tranquil investigation of truth, than capable of obtaining a command over the under standing of others, of dazzling by their brilliancy, or controlling by their powers. In truth, he was an honest, sincere, steady man and his eloquence was naturally adapted to the level teuour of his mind.— He never aspired to the lofty and even dignity of a PITT, and was alike incapable of the quick colleen tion and rapid elocution of a Fox. He was less let tile in expedients, less perplexing in argument, and less pertinacious in debate than Mr. Puiteevae. The ;.r dent spirits of his ono party so tar ran beyond him in their attacks, that they almost forgot they fought under his colours ; to %horn, therefure, he was rather a point d'appui atter thehattle,lliall a leader in the field. —Mr. Puasoeae was the younger sun of the late Right Honourable luta P _ ONSCNLIY, Speaker of t;:e Irish House of Core.mons ; brother et the late Earl of Be-saintocuti, by Lady ELIZABETH Cavaantsu, daughter of Wmataza, the third Duke of DEVON SUISSE. C:.lied at ats early age to the Bar, and pos sessing, fur his rank, but a slender fortune, he was easly appointed Counsel to the Commissioners of the Revenue, with the emoluments of which he was sa tisfied, spending a considerable portion of his time in rural retirement; but a change of Minisrry, which divested him of this place, roused him into activity, and laid the foundation of his political life. In the same year he because a leading Member its the Irish House of Commons, and at the Bar. His preitessiona; ' practice opened the road to riches, while the necessary exet:ions subdued a constitutional indolence which might otherwise have settled into habit. Thus hi, removal from place, at first contemplated as an evil, eveetually proved a good, and put him at once in possession of healthful spirits, tame, and femme. —Always acting in concert with the party ut his Noble relative, the Duke of Davoasnitte, he was, on the change of Administration in Itaati, appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland, which (Alice he resigned in 1607, and, on Lord GIIEY'S removal to the I% , per House, succeeded him as leader of the Opposition for the House of Commons. His time having been , the greater part, previously spelt in Ireland, and his mind occupied with Irish interests, this pertirdmly be considered the commencement of his political career as a British senator. He was in his 6;3.1 year, having been born the Salt March, 17.5:5. 13y his wife, Lady Maar menu ne t sister in the late Earl 01 LANIESSUiII4;6II, wllO stiteiVLs Inn, lie 11. ts lett. son and one daughter, Win) is urerrfed to the Han. ! Piarrtx, brother ,s Lard DLNALI.I's Abaut as hour alter his decease, yatzardsy regrri::l, ;•.it t e e asaaaed Item Ire;ano. 7111 was A gran,' 1•.ld Joiy ‘ , l •t Regiment et se C:Ja:(.k on ls'ur.n'•.n. , d Sr; • , And whilst a t v welt• in 11,-! act t•r a• illl CiLage s (he 4ICS WaS tt.tuut9 hunt hi, 14 :tnd the anin.a.:, ii ov. r Inur ; lie Ily ‘4l zi.a• uint 'or some titne Apparete.ly s:. 6 , 1: 1 !.(ain of the Regiment being xl.Fer•.r, nu medic:.! a s •.iat.ir•ce conid be atrarded hint, at w:iich many th,,e I.re. ,•:!tt (.xpies..ed tits it astonishment ; he was cal ri..i off ili! griantif nn a shilyer, ;Ind ;111 ()ll.:er at tie• 2.1 Re. gill': sit of I:orse Ct:erdh• p lid him every :itte::l;nr., w!•is thobe of his own }Regimen:. were aiLi;ed attend to their y. Friday the Royal Mii Lothian Yeomanry C +v:111 y were reviewe..l :(ands by hi, Major (le:ler:II 11 er., t, a::• pret.sed hi; entire sal iVACCI GI the excelleat ;he Regint: lit went through the sever 11 mat e► as :Is the :•eneral s•r•adine•sc an.l high di.;•ip;illl of the co:ps. 7 s ticyl."ll.l:ed their p...rnaantnt. itmday. _ iday. 3 CCL.i..Prat.lll tin niher r f I'.'_`•;C7' . .f•r. bt:k.r.fr• iftg to dd..* re? . iti:•:”!•; vit:lo hive givrn selwes up, in of the It LQLN :'; prod:m.l6>n of pardon, n..a - !..litd frf:in their &pot •1 Edinhurgli C4stle tinder a ga..1.1 c; t:,e embarked at Leith Icr Gray.. t 7 they 47t.' t, be inspected, when dins:" foul.:; it for satv.ce w_!.l t.) be marched off to their z ;v:ctiv , ! tee,itnetit,, att.: Ce.e. others discharged. _ _ Friday a deiadanent of the 7(.;:1; rt-Fi:!l:!rit ma rrllei from Ed•raurgh Castle for boC,, rt• they trn• harkeJ, in order to join their coc , nl S in France. Wednesday and Thursday .`3 - Al) disc') from different regiments in France, a:rived a! i rill. Many of them won• medals fur Vs'atcrlr; oi!iers battles in the Peninsula, and sorno fur good ;:• , ,lotvit,ar while in France. The Zephyr, Lime, and Ann tramports arrived at Barbadovs on the 17th Mty, haviog .):1 bldtd tenant-Colonel O'HARA, t;:id Iterirn..n!, with ab•• , .:t twenty officers and 150 men, to reinforce dilLrent regiments in the West Indies. These transports will bring home the 25th Regiment, which v:as expected to embark immediately. ls..relinsTnit; Avrtonr.—Serjeant :'FIR, of t 1 e Scots preys, was Pay Serjeant of his Troop at the battle of Waterloo, and, as suzli, mig!it h ive been excused serving in action ; and, perh tp:, I.c no: have been forwird, but un such a day as •.le battle of Waterloo, he requested to be allowed to charge with the regiment. In one of the charges he fell, mortally wounded, and was lett i n Corporal St:u•rr, of the same regiment, ohs Ilst 4 leg, asserts, that when the field was searched fro- thi r wounded. and slain, the body of Scrjeant found, with his name written on his forehead by his own finger, dipped in his own blew:!. This, hi- corn. rade sail, he was suppcs..d to have dine that Lit body might he found and known, and tot.tr it refight mot be imagined he had disapptated WILL the tnottey if the tt •op. VEVS!ONS. The follow 7 ngCircular Ir been hstled from War•Oilice, to 011:4;ss cu nm e 1 uiS it , -gitnents the Line " the l'ittNcir Rffir.MT having t4krn in.o corAid, Rules Louder which I ) ,ns:tr.:l at.• g , :..ntrd to 011.:,.ers Waa , lll4- I his MairS'y'aSaTVlCC: and co; Sy the Itegulttion vrt. n. et 1 by the se‘onci paragra:di of the 12 rort!.u. Letter tram 'LA :I.". partnient, of the 31. t July, 141 c„ Nu. tt47 ; I lia te the u. acquitut you, t!, it his 14 ../al 11 - I ti!nris has h r . a •-d t . ) order, skit the 'Ada , h may be pr InL.AI to .7, r• r itib,eghelaly the in., be 4 .4411 t :el to the ;Ca.,. a , 1 , 11 •.> ..n iki.4 l / 4 d toC, tilt Witt: 1., at rite little When he l„ a , . not progresqvdy .0 eor•Lek; to !1,• t.) sorb .; .. i • ' t om tine- Ili rime, le• " Juno •;0, in, ;. " CORN Excir 1`;(0:, Iv:: %AV., ,: - .;!Y 9.-0 it Was t:iccejingl y heavy th; !Ito , , tLe contio of floe weather it.t.e.og , :necr-si All s. : -s, and prices are nonanitti, althou ; ,;it tendereO lower than Moitday. phni.:;roitavt:st It 4,c1C7, 4 ^ , s Jl4 £0 ID.' tv,3 . rt.0r..11.c at Mt. •i minute - Sl:a - 4 fur It. :tie afternoon he I —1 I e rformed I f 1 :mks: matici l ; in the %hole, from air hr.( te•ar.r c a five 14. t I I.' is eVeriroE, lit mitts. UdJs • crta.e nain‘t Lis p.••formitir unftortaking. Ni:AVILIRKET J 'AA' 1%.11. 18:7. rl.:Ar, tf: e I laroreap ::7,5. each, for n ani 4-yr 0,15- A. M. JrLord ~ ey . % roP, by . . - ;alton, 4 yrs-oltl, I i/A • of (:: b:..titer to 3- 4a ) . Mr. ::.1/,hi t....”.);q1.. !I•lrs•old, ist. YID. . . 3 '; ti; o:: .!..rsty's COD. _ . Lou! 1 , •r5..y . ..1 s!t•n.ler nitly, ith• b-at i Cirrn• d . h . . • , :•!! y . %'• Ycar :r. i . (; , t tilit. 4-)r-Milt. Ssr. g;-ir . it. :2;3. Tx. NT. J...a.1114.10-tor: 'I,II'.I4CS GiOW•WorM, 5 yr 4 g-0:1 - lard otdow, - - - b i! k., ul (.;,,,•-oli'L. 3•yts-old - 3 • len .it:Ll:ri.:r:.—AfLet the . 1 31 hell 1. 4 Ott (VOW %WM.:— ti I a;.:t Italow —7 to 4 •rrtrtr.e. • _ fifty Put. , ••w y Gs!. 1411% 4 Tyr-t4.Zi, S.:. '• y- c!a., ind r 1. Lord 1 , hors. Slrn.lcr Daly, lged . 1 1.!.. -, 1 Imi7.• A . 0' . . . c y 1 111:,11 r, . Coy.lclori.l'.: col!, br , :,1 . 4 tu 1 uo,h , ..!trid:r Billy—Pi to c W L!,.!prtr. ING, ;I.? S : I I ;.t ititvit•-k. It t. I :pt Catt.e on. 7 to I .c•••. . : 1 . 1.•:Z' • .rt I 4 to 1 • 1 1 :uttiLt t 4 si to I pNac I 1 I •o ^_o to 1 ag.t Cal . ~oaian. N b e: L T Nev.:"3:ktt Ju;y .11cecog, corn- Oc•ob.r \tering. :1; be:yr-- houtas, aa,l Grey z ...je m, for :cf• z ; r.:. L, tt: .m . tirt:y i Lt. 7.x.vt: , • at,tl L; :.Zelie.—.s to lon Larii.ia. CRI , k.L I V. One of .hire note es • , 7. that t.ohle Atimal the H wh rS ir rt ' t their 1. .2. ; : . +11 h^ 11e".: Jon ;." 1.. b.t . 'e t 7 u tenirlate wi!lieut feirrur and dt teuation, was wen. sed in irs wi,..l% on Monday sesinight. A master Letchei, tarn. d 13L.1p9, for awwateri t er df u..atriook to ride the ,ati.e hrt It, ul 4.1- wich to I..midun, and b..c't again, a di.tauw ut i 6.5 intl.'s. 1.1 19 hour.. The animal srlecte.l tor this crud (lett wa. a lit:le hackt.ey nitre, ahmit 14 hands high; aid, what ien..e.t htr whMly utitit for such a journey, she 1.44 o •ly been t.ck, a ft..m pasture At eleven o'clock the vro/.....9 iatut.luy t. , hr owner, who weighs 12 stone, v.iit•dtruto Ipswich a -::..'chuck on Sunday it rht. he reach , tl I.und.n% at two in lb- its . resod about two hours, and ltrierd m .:gl,l tit atia wt his halt a mile ul his own hoa.e, / ortmit. he tare allowed, ve.e.i. the la:Lic al.ianal, temp ea Co I. lat.rts 411 I Cur nun, ata( i tett d bvveral paces and br. k. ..w . '14%. nd. r tr. staidly 5ne..101.nt..1, and the mare 1%11 ~. :du: made several it..1.1 . ...tual Attempts to rise, 411 -. au. Also rum .1 r • .1, he must attoslictig thrsertptseo. It was t atleasatt. ed tor , ar.d a f.w aliiir.es Ft z:. r:.:an.p.