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ting to. linj nes, n pe r _ he la st chat he ce is to ie oidi. pisters w Duke sets off i tillefy, Ai Sri; Y Lll~t~ r tliete aftivej ..:•~. ..a. to the Of the to hiss I of oar ere toot. who is , nghind its bro. , for his , ' Itiroent :dingly sairer•; fadame Bich is,. espect y lte ied,• iasbeen6 means. ith the brother ul :The posses— om this- *alp, Esc is " the nneces- Lt s •oni Sir burgh. o'cluck, BERKE.. CranfortY Offize. priVAti hloctidis• !man in igat.: • - greeted towns 169iton, ey were men cf m Lion. and gs, &c. -owiate id Con snd, its a Ohl e King conti- loom mg.ar• ass iht , in the w the, IO bet 1. cos is not tion in then' t than alien KNIGHTS OF Mark The Braids Drade of the 13th instant gives the fol int. as an extract from a letter written by a re - table Gentleman in Paris: There is no longer any douht that the Order of a ka will be re-establi,hed shortly. An island of recce , which is ceded to it, is already mentioned, b ut rudence induces us not to mention it at present. The O r der is , going to. send Deputies to the King of Spain i t o * c l a im its estates in that Kingdom, which the Corte s I ordered to be sold. There is reason to hope that this t e g ociation Will be successftil. The Illustrious Order of ' s t ,j u hn of Jerusalem Will soon rise from its ashes, and after haying so long served as a barrier to Europe, 4aing tbe,invasion and pillage of the relahometans, it wdl aprn protect the commerce of the IVlediternmean and Asiatic against the pirates of the coast of Africa." . NEW SURREY THEATRE. cote dim has always been .the .motto of the u an asan of she Surrey Theatre, and a very remarkable ' i n stance of it was given last night, in the-production, . ' a m e in-drama, called Ike Goutabiers s .Funded upon ape har ii,l 4 event which so muck occupies the public, maims! at.pme gt. How far serving up horrors to tbe4oll4 e i t her thregli the Press or on tbeatage, is calculated to improve or injure society, or how far . it ii point Ault t he, stage Aould. anticipate the decision la Jury,' we iha u _now stop to enquire.. -The. agistrates of t a i os .44l, who at first thought of: suppressing the dram a, 'relinquished their intention, and a . crowded au dience gave it the most ample applau s se., .The in. cidents of the.late muruer are very closely r4kesented; and the scenery is painted from views taken ou the spo t , an d the identical horse and gig in which Thurieltirrove Wane down to Gill's-hill-lane is introduced, IX; do soaiink it necessary to dwell on the story, but %hail in cely observe, that Mordaunt, the owner of the cottage, i s represented as the innocent victim of the .gainblets, s ad that there are some affecting scenes of his own re- N orse and the misery of his wife, in beholding the win of 'knell, her husband, and two children. The rise sirs, Woody We and Braddiaw, are seized by the officers, and Frankly, who is not mortally wounded, is brought in to confront.them, when the curtain ..Whe scenery was excellent and correct, paroCularly,a ,kw of a gambling-house in Pall-Mall, and th_e_gloomy low where the murder was committed. Mrs W. PLI . ' P OORD H. K ace, and RowsotuAst sustained' the characters witligieat ability, and the piece. was kilealweel with intmenseaeilause, particularly those scenes in which, the vice of *ambling 'was denotincect. • THE MURDER OF MR. WEAVE.. •'• flearroun, NoveslßEß 16.—At the gaol the inter dict issued by the Magistrates, in regard to .the close confinement of Thurtell, Hunt, and Probert, is most rigidly kept up. No rank, influence, or connection, can procure a violation of it. Exclusive of the chaplaiii, die inspector, and attendants, no person has been ad- 1 mitted since his professional adviser, the Gentleman from Norwich, who is, of course, quite as impenetrable is the rest. Two letters, both addressed to Hunt, and without signature, are said to have been received at the gaol, and submitted to the Magistrates, by whom they were withheld, with sufficient i eason ; for every, one ad mits that the Magistrates engaged in the investigation .of this horrid affair have manifested throughout the most prudent zeal in the execution of their duty, mingled with as much humanity and.henevolence to the accused, t; the nature of the circumstances would permit._ J. Thurtell was tried at our Sessions, under a different name, for gambling and swindling, but was acquitted flit' want of evidence. By one of the stale tricks prac ticed an such occasions, lie had contrived to extract a considerable sum from a credulous dupe, whose evi dence he afterviards found means CO get rid of.by a bribe. What is matt extraordinar y is, that he afterwards found means, by another trick, to cheat this egregious simpleton out of the very.money with which be had be fore bribed him to defraud the ends of justice. Some of the relatives of Mr. Noyes, who has lately been so much talked of in connexion with the murder of Mr. Weare, in the year 1818 resided at a retired spot, called Brockiss, about a mile and a half from Gresham. A ready-furnished house at this place being adiertised to be let, was applied for, and taken by Mr. Emanuel Noyes, with whom resided his mother and oaesisser; they lived in a genteel style, visiting and receiving risks from respectable persons. Probert Used • frequently at .this time to drive a curricle, accompanied by a servant, see a Gentlethan whooccepied apartments at a respect. 'able farmhouse near Cheshasn, called Nightingale's Farm. Mrs. Noyes frequently said to z person with whom she was intimate, that she did not like Probers -(on account, it is supposed, of his way of living)i and that her desire was that her daughter should remain.at school, or with some respectable family, till she became of age. About the 16th of Jane, Mrs. Noyes was taken ill., and expired before medical aid could be procured: Mrs. Noyes's other daughter, who was at school, came to Brockiss, as did also Mr. Tliomss Noyes, and another person, supposed to be Probert. The funeral was conducted by Mr. William Furst; of Ches. ham, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Noyes, and the body of Mrs. Noyes' was conveyed to Hendon, and in terred by the side of her husband. Thomas Noyes was atthat time a wine and brandy-merchant, and lived in 'Swallow -street, London. The family soon after re moved from Brockiss. The Irish. Tithe Bill is beginning to be acted upon, and with every hope of-gradual but permanent success. Saturday last, as a young man named George Rowe, von of Captain Richard Rowe, Was at work in North Seal-hole mine, St. Agnes, he inadvertently struck with the instrument he had, in his hand the board on which he stood, in the engine -shaft, when, losing his balance, he was precipitated to the bottom, a depth of twenty fathoms, and was killed on the spot. The deceased was 26*years of age, and was universally respected by all Mho knew him.--lrest Briton. The following statement, from an American Paper, chews what a lamentable disproportion between debt and-costs, in processes for small amounts, exists in the United States as well as in Great Britain : . breassommer rot Derr.—The following are given, in a Phila delphia Paper, as a few instances taken at random, from an authen tic list of debtors in the apartment of the Arch-street Prison in that C sty, allotted to this class of prisoners. Comment is winecessary : " Dept, 11 cents; coos, one dollar, 61 cents."—" Debt, 23 cents; costs, one dollar, 31 easts.=o Debt, 31 cents; costs, oue dollar. 75 cesas."—" Debt, we dollar, SO cents ; costs, seven dollars, 7$ cents."—" Debt, one dollar; costs, 6.e dollars, 95 cents."--s Debt, 121 cents ; costs, one dollar, 62a cents."—. Debt, SO cents ; costs, rs three . dollars , 56 cents." These are cited as mere specimens. Wel have counted 173 ezeoadimi, is which the debts were ander throe dollus, with Ares exceptions: one—debt, four dollars; tests, four dollals,.3s.centA;ritraoatber, three dollars, 19 cents; costa, three 4s cents: Slid the dirt' seem &bus, 11 casts: coots, Neves dollars, 37 cents. The first sad sectutd **loop et• !slob Foot are arrived at Doncaster, Y or k s hi re . -*:*. ••• * The /34k Regiment d Poor, at in Raikketslib e has received.erd ers to proceed from The order fat &Achievers°. of 7 ftleaseasua et from Gibraltar to Jamaica Sias Seem counisimpoderk IRMA meet is oidered to return to lingliml w n' The 25d (Royal Welch Alike's) ileglethielltaillea 111111 r• ibs dosed in Dublin, Is ordered to repheethe 701tumtilhealtar. The Yid (Highland) Regisitnt of Foot, airier .settees for the West Indies, still remains at Cork. , In addition to the troops which have been ordered .to rooted te the West Indies, as stated some time slow, the 71th Regiment et Feet; now in Ireland, kaa orders for tie seine demisition. , It is teuppased that three additional Regiments, not yet named, are also to be sent to the West Indies. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. A large new floating vessel la building, I'd& all possible expedi tion, at Milford, to be moored off Me Sake.; near the harbour of Waterkrd, It Is understood that Admiral Sir James anntaart i Bart. G.C. S trill succeed to th e c omman d at Pl ymout h , which wdll ghostly be twie The Sraarrare Admiral Sir G. F.vez, arrived at Madeira on the Pk of October, _and, sailed on the 70th for Rio Janeiro. • . ratettiont, Nov. 16. Wind N.E.—Arrived the aommeree, IHlacerr, from Condon. Sailed the Gomez, Paknaszt, for Trieste.' PLTsiointi, Nev. 16. —Wi n d E. Arrived off Me port the banyan, Ferunta, front Stoma in forty-two days, for London ; Skylark, MONDAY, from ditto in seventy-five days; andrUoderwood, ilitentsortm, front.Demerara. Off Penzance, the - Britannia, Rm. keepers, from Jamaka. • Poarsatouns, Nov. 17.—Light airs from tlerEastward.—Passed by, the Sir Edward Hamilton, for Jamaica; alma the . ships Rucker.. Vigilant, after landing their pilots. LD e zax, Nov. O.—Wind N. W.—Came down from the River and il the Harmony, Rosuasoit, fur Lisbon ; Juno, Mmes.*, for Nassau, New Providence ; T u ll c h Castle, Taverna, for Jamaica; 'and Melandto, Pamir, for dat Guy ra. Arrived awl remain, the ,Lleatry, Iklateante, from Quebec; Pete; Ellis, Cas.ew, front Ant werp ; and Portland, BRACI4 from Bristol. , Tatimurrr, Sen. 25.—There are two Spanish privateeis from • Coromia at the island of Grand Canary, with their prizes; one of them a ship front Sc. Domingo, with sugar and coffee. The Adele laden with wine and soap, taken by the Atrevido, Spanish pri, eaten, is arrived at Santa Cruz. The Gustave, from St. Do mingo to Havre, wasiak en 98th of August off the Caskets, by the Temeratio, Spanish privateer, and been carried into Grand Canary. Otorreva (Thinners), Sem 24.—The French brig Caroline, from Newfoundlami, to Names, has been captured by ; Spanish privateer, Captain Comm*, and was carried into Santa Critz on dig 18th inst. fur condemnation. %tem, Nov. 14.—A ship's boat,. with "` Merchant, d t: land, J. 'fayka, Master," on her stern, has been found on the . near this place. CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVEMBER 17. Sion ENTIRLD Itrweatn=-The Prince at Coburrgg, and Simeon, froot t !lotion ; from &KIR*, Alonzo, from • a; Rot terdam, Fran Rotterdam; Maequiem. from India; General Harris, from China; Doris, from Bremen's andLAlfred, from Gilgraltar. • Cum atm Otirwentis-..-The Venetia, for the tape of Good Hope ; Wow Elizabeth, for Amsterdam; Pero • for lila Jentrirte ; Lisboa ; Illseharough, for Carthagena;,.john Shand, andldarolino, for Jamaica; ksperance, for Antwerp; Prince of Orange, foe Rotterdam ; Nassau, for St. Michael's; and Neptune, for Terceira. Alamo—At Hambergh, the William and Henry, Hatfield, from London. At Petersburgit, Dorset,--o-, from London ; and Charles; Scarborough, from Bourdeabz. •At Havre, Horizon,—, from Vita ginia. At lionfieur, Union, from Guadeloupe. At Havannah, Kate, Webb; and Conestoga, Willis, front Gibraltar; Hyperion, --, front Markilles; and Wilbohnina Obarlotu, —, from Bre men. At Oporto,. q so i t ort. Jago; and Johan and William, Llench, front Newfoundland. •At Quebec, the Friends, 'Forster, from Mary port ; Hope, Carter, frOM'Whitehaven • from Carmarthen; Castor, Cochrane; and 'Dublin, Donald, from Dublin; Canada, Lamb, from Belfast ; Merles, Lida:, from Cork ; EMperor Aka . - ander, —, from Tobermory ; Brothers, Kilab, frbM Hull; Dia dem, Edmonds; Ranger, Carter; Crown, Banks; Reward, Terry; George, Co rn ett; Clarkson, Foliation ; Europa, Willis; and Mar garet, Young, from London ; Harriet, Sloop; •andWemburt, Gil pin, from Liverpool. At New York, John Willis , Harris ; Pht%- cian, Dopler; and the Joseph, Ilokkidge, front Liverpool; New York packet, Stone, from Bristol; India, Hatch, fiont Gotten burgh; William and Henry, Coiner, from Lisbon; Margaret,West, front Amsterdam ; and Albert, Walworth, from Dunkirk. Ai Philadelphia, Alexander, Baldwin ; and the William Penn, Handl ton, from Liverpool; biladelphia, Berwen, from Amsterdam; Thetis, Itobartb, from Stockholm ; and the .J no, Smith, from Havre. At Charlestuo, Science, DPl...arty, front :the Clyde ; and Cindonatus, from London. At Newport, the Newport, Burrows ; and Hope, Ryder, front Sttkkikam. 'At Boston, Silk worm, Hathaway , from St. Übe's. At Baltimme, Woo dbine, Avery, from Liverpotil; Gelmania, Getjen,, front Bremen;. G. P. Stevenson, Paul, from Antwerp ; Balloon, Smith ; and the Rolla,. Child, from Amsterdam . 'At Naples, Heleu, Salmon ; Orion,. Whale; and Stanley, Ilull, tram Newfoundland. At Leghorn, Hope, ZPAusland, from Newfandland ; Albino; ' . Towitseud, from. Linerpool ; and Eliza, GM, from Salem. Anti ` j Cy-. clops, from Hamburg& • • 1 . ;:11 • 1.., w. 3 . His Royal Highness the Prince tif Oamme, MAI at Brussels on the Igth inst. After remaining . afew da his Royal Highness would set out for St. Peter:ll344h. ' • For the information of those who croak and tad fault about great men 'having little or nothing to eloi , " &Gogh: well paid for doing a great deal," )ve. anti* tbm; as IN matter.of,fact, that during his whole stay. at Nfrani, Mr.C..innisto was daily closeted with his SeCtitary for, sis or seven hours, so multifarious were the ptiblioda; cements whieVreqiired his serious- attentiora' :"Mt; CANNING was generally 'engaged in writlbg durittrOlje intertal,and was,rfrent staresity, upon *a, or 4fprlyt all occasions, the last to obey , the summons to dinntt indeed his ge neral deportment and appearance clearly indicate that 'the SeCretary of'State for . Foreign . Affai d ; neither revels in idleness, nor reposes on a fkinak roses."—Eseter Gazette. . • ark The idea of conquering South America with 9000; men was so preposterous, that the Btockjobbers have raised the force to 20,000 infantry and 'SOW (*leaky. Well, and these are not a mouthful to seventeen mil lions of people; and 'besides, we have not yet heard where the funds are to come irom which are to &mut, and the ships which are to convey these over, to their; destination. To speak of Spain, or any other Europea4 Power, conquering South America, is a perfect chimer*: The more men Spain sends out to that quarter, th! stronger will the force become which will, be arrayed against her. In the present unsettled date of the feel ings and ideas of the Spitnish army, there can be little doubt that whatever part thereof is transported to South America will finally join the Patriots; besides, assem bled at Cadiz, to proceed to America, they might, as before, produce another revolution.—Glasgow Carrier. We learn from the Hague that the projects of law which are to be presented to the Second Chamber of, the States-General, relative to the Duties on Stamps,' Mortgages, and Legacies, are at this moment under the spnsideration of the Council of State. It is said that many observations have been made on several of the Articles which they contain. These have been answered in a long explanatory Memorial. 1; does not seem likely that these projects can be wet to On. Cbeinber. befole next month.— Brussels Paper..., CAPTAIN PARRY'S EXPICOITION. count of Captain Paaar's last Voyage, with Anecdotes quimaux, &c. together with a History of Numb Polar Arisnd. including interesting Narratives of the Voyages of Cardin and Captain Ross, and the Expedition of Captain Ptali estk 'given in the Supplement to the Simeon, published on Saniedorties ! , li pri b ee ea T utu wope ul /t a r ; e l n t g is ra nn vt4 bellished oo stec tb eihibiting two Wt he ßnira dia,s ,:'' tegus c aes i na= p A say ca , t ßo tain ss,- P and Asa F T lLANZlAN during bed,it . and t rodai vow„ 'by 1 • (Manor Mee), NIS, Bused. . . . SPoil.wiyq INTfkLNENcR. • ...41111111 - 1111.1... 1 • Mer . rfr4.9:ool7l,Arelo AW54 . 4401r0 . 11.. "? Ild ! la " ' 44drtit4 .„,, --fer et ch4iitillttitilley deicription attestant SUbscription Room to:day, as . mines, was to be dotie in Ate paying and receiving way en the fight between Hudson and Ward, tai week. Illoney t we hare iotked, generally exchawes masters nattetep leasantly Aker great Jettents in Racing than on the - Priopting.aft we attribute to t crosses he supposed s that hie lately-token„ ;r place.; In the present instance, some of the batten of • Ward very relsicta,etly distributed their hustle, and not • even thin after ao all been h ris e i tel and , t ri n e t sti e n e g o t tn ha ba t h t e an c l o e ll t d e ha er v y e s t w Zg i t s f ieenplete dis. Whatever the knowing ones on the right side of the giest,tbought we do not venture to state ; but they at lAA succeeded its prevailing on their adversaries to 'tip up the blunt, which they smilingly pocketed, and there the matter elided. There was a greet deal of betting on all the different Stikes ill I.tiu:nation, with the exception of the St. Leger. The Derby has experienced great al teration since our statement of Thursday last. Swiss has jumped up one point, and Rgformer gone back twit—Agnes his moved two :s k tawards—Cydniss and Reticule are gone one back waids-L -lion Carlos, and the °the? air stationary. The ()As hes also changed a trifle ; Prndenge And_ I. yrnessa are at equal points, and Pepe Joan and Sis t er . to SisEtir are gone a little back.— Many of the higher sort of betting Mil were so keen on the two first favourites for these Stakes that It was dangerous fur eons- Mellen to open their mouths ! L -The Ricidlesworth lihewi*e altered ; Reformer levee; his post..• Vet tia'illitc--l)tin Carlos assof Pru dence Isetilletnn a point—Q;nacirino.so tml Pick a little; tihd the ether homes remain as before. As M: i irl i t as the general statement of present odds Can be culiecte4,,Wehcriliel3,joio them: sonehr. , 7 . S to 1. agst Swiss 15 to I ago Cydnus 9to ) ,apt Reformer ' 11 to t apt Reticule .... • 11 tart art Agnes • 05. 1' apt Hetet • • to 1 apt Cressida I 25 to 1 apt Vesta 14 to 1 agst Dou Carlos • - .I 40• to 1 - apt.hioney Musk OAKS • 5 10 I apt I.yrnessa 12 to 1 agst Pope : loan ' I 5 to 1 apt Prudence . 2 to 1 agst sister to Sailor • atpattswarrn sto 1 api Reformer i 7 . to 1 agst.Qoadrilki ' S to. 1 apt Prudence N to 1 apt .Creadila 5 to I apt Don Caries 14 tol agst Reattve • 6 to 1 apt Lyrae& . lifigh odds apt any otht.r notrapres ST. LEG CR. 10 to 1 apt Altiaidora Shy sd to 1 apt Miss Cranfield lit to 1 apt Miller of Mengel& 30 to 1 apt Ringlet. 11 to 1 apt Swiss 50 to 1 apt Woodpecker Lep, 17 to 1 apt Young Tinker 30 to 1 apt llelenua ". 10 to i apt Alandane " High Odds apt any other • ' 22 to 1 apt Rosanne • • . . 1700 to 100 was ofmod Against Yams Tinker sod tallow . O.STON ' FIHAd ate T Eng G.,•---SATUKDA Novelette - a • Members' of .C5O ter Hunters. Heats twoYtilei. Mr. Jocelyo's Hddlbrat .CapiainJekyWeilrush •• - • ~,; i ; „ A 2 Mr. Honeywood's Jeaebel • ; • . 2 6 , Mr. Ikletegfa Frolic Mr. Howard's tor. m.- - Sle. • The ground was over the bandit • 111: to four on! Hudl beat ifler the heat. . f , . . The Silver Bowl Oils lip try Mwat Club, Major Jean's Filch , - . - 7- Mr. Horton's Marlon • . . Seven . Started, but five lib* twat ,a•krig way from . borne. lt. • . 110141; PLATES. . The .ilowitig is ae acestratehationiatt.oCall the wieners of his llilaketja Plates, 1.10 guitseue4, of the present year, in Enghod asid - Scutisa : - 'Newmarket, April 19s-aMr. , l4olony's b. m. Lust, by Hedlry, Sits old, beat MrPreodergast'a eh: f. by Reishow, and four other. lliswinerket, gar ir-alf..Wrndhluies.h. b. Centaur,by Cane. pus, 5 yrs old, beat Mr. hlukmy s Luss. Usenet', May 6.—Mr. Mytton's Euilikatr4 aged, beat Mr. Clifton's Peter LtlY and two others. r . . .)Ascot, Jarieto.:=.:llst •Wyekilient's Centaur•heat,Magnewl'ial. Gab:Vold, June li.--air. Whimaidestla, h. Wouvermany aged„ mat Mr. E. F. Omen Gulliver, add two others, aTfpyrr Ipswich,' toy Wilwin's be. a byJhotpbr,'3'ylaCplt SW NU. Cliiitufs brother ti Antonio; and* yr khan, at twain**. . 'NeWcastle, July Is.—Mr. e. 111l'1tpme, 4 yra old,beatt n 124 a. Corintitia4 others. and two othe. t i rghtri. July 15.—Vr.s..ftesulihrteoirli'd'ifil. 'g. = Catailhei %yea %fedi beat • Mr. Wigfuirsht gs • Little Drlalelusd ' Shamrock, ail iiie beats. :r Chelmsford, July. 22.—. The Oak, C Veil, :yrsf ad, beet fdr. D. Page's ch. tn. Pxosody, two otheii, at 2 befit.; .Vlincheater . , • July 29.—:%1r: Enid by' %All,' 4* yis bid. beat Mr: . Wills's bor.'s: Fibld Anse at threethinte: •1 , '• ' •-• .1 4 v' .; • rj:7l '•• MdloirldhiAdy Stoi—Lerd•Ttmeedale'tely 'fhp C lam s beat.. Ale. 'Johnson's b. la. Sir.'fluaroas,, and Eglinton, at tli'ree:heata. 4 Lewes, Jll4 3.—Mr. Wyndham 's Cenlaur **alked Ater. ShUsbury, Ang. 6.--FLoard fiAllonditta., -40 leas ollf,'.beat•Mv. thly's Mom/Mous sad overtaken, atAree *SW: • York, ittig.l4.—Mr..itiddeire tels. Pity-ale, 4 1r . ,. Lord Sfesrberosab's W.I. Ebony and Wonsan. . • , • ittilry Asig., 40. Wyn&ath:aljetiieury'besi t e Mliateiraittre Seats.- • • • "t•C • • •:* 4 . "Caleletllatl Hint; Dept. lachlri"Lirifoltel'e. TheaPirktot o si yrs elkbeat.)lir. BilyS:4•41';FS111114,00 Qsalittbef two a.; rli 1),"$ Mr... g ea AO 1 1 7 . IddAWS, Repf.:ll.&i-lalrel 6gHeicfit to Holbeln4rsiliWaitn Doneestek, Sept. g..tittle Debtor,* we • beet,Leritineser's:Heibeienud4*9 tlker4.l.;. ^ .L: I DarlideiSops. I;ludequ's b. g. Sir ke ,Xog c, Rand e'sh.tyk - fil Comuieqd fait net= Thatoln ' t. 'l.littftkattoffatigh's le.Lf.'7o/-11:119111114 1 41, trigid, belt' ' • 1.-Leddiells. at.estsibois.: , `.;.26evemarion, Seph.llll.4-ilielte - if:.Graftwe.s g4i t racAelipdpki4 i yest ai ti belt WYPONT, II C • I Z l ;fa . ▪ vi r • .. `l4 l l bait tai it 7 n4 4 lb .,p,k, 4 . ; J 41fM13 , 3 7i11e.,,A1 od fi xr. 3 .13 ! • re raaiCr,diiryfri;4l,,tvestmaster .rhii*itfiit,p' 'i'estertlky.totortilme, iisevenftk:%, Xibeijirethro a &thence of forty-elight• miles, in nine boom. war ii aiid' fir itosovanigia. dot sib pedentilui bad solder., tdr Nieelui • • The lege-litita-wein !wally upon the otatcfs, I'th.podespis, who) is.4.l,ygers me, was full a confidinor: th . ..ira 90 Milei In tvVolioiall Yetnintittos• 'end,. after dotiotliak; grand in three toot and .sap etihebea,:ind hilt himself five hours to accomplish, the twenty= idiot bah, siker yysiviogr est. lie hake & spin at Bsrtadsym .two hours and twelye minutes 4o spate s io4 Imam tJle with sye ,Therfilefitifel pith much appitretit teed& - • ' 777 NI • • : ". B bl i tinao • " • " I maieli (or 100 . sovereigns Crab' Cut; • descendant o& the man who fought the Gino Chicken, mid Better, the Aylesbuty • butcher, wai4ought at Alton Coarse,' ne Definable.= Sattorday,io a 94 feetsqoaro, la the preeeiscoof aim Misdeeds a ‘ allsons.. ictin was avow:tell by Jew; of boxing n sod ,Fotter by Ilia' brother. • Fire tremendous rounds were fo in forty.seeert aUdottla; the Agin 'ration by-e Snishing hit Pieties" temple.-LAtinaking.the play Cart knapped.a smack the seselisrowhich.tepped brat claret, wheal be ceased in a ma give apd take rally, ; which occupied eleven minuta. Cart bp, they're a heavy. cross-buttock. Z Both piping. and Oahe teary at Making play. Cart-made ' entomb tollate.his'left band betwiess his •Adveraary'sfguard;..but his awkwardness was • avoided, and. be called to les.,adreinay to stand and Ash!. He obeyed, the pall. and hits were e the claret Sew, add both nobs were eiNeiiiiered Us & their sung a Wang tune. Both were Spored by canna:las.. , b. A MOW rotted Troth 92 -odium • liars; *ark. Seale hits ways samba age d :words- &ha:lied-a Sleep. and. Caitt,lla• I tr* b r ia rr ai ettP•" ktt ql oll k the 4!ar*lfo--. 4.: :Ighery ci ndistisl .ad df>th, Woad lie tras malt Wreniarr the 111 r. Nieynell's Rounds, Thursday at Elvastao ; Saturday, at Lord Middleton havirglghen -- Opisri !stud of Ilunters are'to be add by inetion'a Likesdir• Sir 'Tattoo Sykes's Fist-hound:Cede - at Millingtoo Opting on fn. turday. After drawing 'the cover without memo, they wept to• Griinthorpe Wood and found iiiinsedisnly, when they bad.a ssisiirt born of - a quarter of an 'hour, and ran to grouped fst:Giyeleriale Warren, 1k fore n minute timpani, 41 second foe way vleilted Ciollstng it, and in a short time begun theirAilmrious usidertakiiit 4 ; t His brit point was to try the earths a t Miliingt(in. Spring, aidap. pointed, made in a'dirktline for Mr. Dennison's plantations after wards bending his course towards Walser, wAs tonlrd in a direction for Highciilf Earths,: and then straight fiti t lluggate ; but not daring to venture any fur t her !:cross the ope: o ; made for . Garraby 'Plantation, over the valley for mop Willistioidat the' bounds pressing hint so very hard he &list not attempt to gi the • earth; there, but took southward, past:Manch, across the high rosci for roeblington—the hcu'odt then nearly in view ran up and lilac,' him in the centre of Millington village, well deserving him for tbeir staunch pursuit, after ruuning h!in for one' hour and twenty tr.l - without the least check. Fronts large field that started, two only were noticed to be up at the death, the Huntsmaii, on a mare by Whitelock, and 3:r. (leaky, on his brown horse. Hardbargain a ., who were both carried hi a moot masterly' style. It was, in the api:, • nion of inauy of the tsperlenced sportsmen, one of the gait' brilliant runs, and the be't fez that 11-sbeen met with on tbelorks. shim Wolds for a lengrb of time pas!. • . . • • The iiii i thton liarrierii-and s about thirtylWaidowthkt aPortamehs met arthi Decifit Dyke, un Friday nterbingllkiW theace. towards illatchington ' where a hare was ltarted i and the dogs Were presently in cry. Puss, 4 1 r(ilfg _a itt;le.j ttaina circuitous route, of which the village ttf Whltlfig Wl* Mutt lige' centiae;* regalitiatin the 'end the point' from . width stnehad bronrclisturbed ;. but nonafety ,being prumieed to lice feauraded• for the Dyke, ;exiled, ;and coined it, and bad made await progresar into the Weald . beitind 'it, when tip! dogs ran into . and decouted her="life still Panting in its churned monthfilr the Whole of • the - hones being literally beaten, and neither huntstnas nix sportsmen appearing en the spot, until the " bloody deed was dole." This run, without check; had busily occupied thre:-quarters of an hour. IletrogMaing •to the i)yke, a sccund hare was there found, which held them in a burst of fel twenty minutes Pongee ' than -the [miner had done ' and woebi have shared k 'similar tate, had not a spo t /anew • fresh to the field, fallen in with the pack at the moment of victory, and preserved the victim from being entombed its the bowels of its pursuers. Nut a horse, exclusively, could be Oil* at it the death. Highly gratified with the diversion, home was now die cry. sod the • field were leisurely proceeding for that destloadas when a third bare superseded the intention, and lively again and busy Was the wets& presented. A chace of forty-file minutes, without check, so strong lay - the scent this day, followed. h was whip sod opes,:ond neck or nothing, all the way, until the third object was added to the list of the slain. Fatigue now exhibited a masterpiece. It was not without great difficulty that some of the horses could be or rather dragged, by their dismounted riders front the Ail . p their itobles. Hun, of equal severity, and in similar•seraeiehloglitio the annals of the turf centfurnisla no account of, tt. , ;v The buke of Ileaufort's hminds inet at Sargrare Vtiday They found immediately, and after running in Cover, do .infoutea s a 'fox went away in gallant stlis for Chipping, NortonCOMMQO ; being headed, he turned ,shork crossed the Milord road for Lidsione Cillige;Where 'Are- hounds . cattie to a cheek Per a few nAntsiciss‘: They the* hit 'et • sect crossed • the 'Binninglialt and London roadbearli".atene for thythorp. went °veg . *. Park, ran gafigntly thrpnglx the Oven, disdaining all i slke earths, and, then faced a. fileapen grew country, mating his point TM' gandford'vit lae; he then tortiiit' ale' left, leaving Meat Teti Rift on the •tight, and enderhoered to reach the earths at Oriwe!Adry but in this attempt, belga completely beaten, he could pot aegeeed i and the gallant pack ti* into bins itkopen ground after a briniant run of ottobliour and five minutes from the time he leff - the Cofer. The distance of ground over Which the fox rap citittor be computed it less thin 12 or 15 Mile,. .The field in thenrosaing :was numerous, but few heard the ery.of 11'44 Wimp: . • • Thenuntiah lithe Hon. Captain Fneriettrot Baara i urr 11. N. and Lady CHARUYITZ Lauber, we understand, are to be stilcinnieed quit latter end of tide month. Yesterday his Royal- -aigivitess the Duke. of .Saxe Wegpiaa; er:onaphnied by two other .Noblemen, visited the House Susieitiou, Coldbath-fields. The august visitors were act - ended by a Visiting Magistrate, a;td the twn 'head turnkeys. After inspecting every part Ufthis iaa, he wrote a note In the book, wherein visitors are ragatrati, to sign their nausea, and nuke their remarks, expressive of bit attopjf)tion of the cleanliness and decent appearance of the jail, and oftbq R 9 lite Attention of the Governor and other caws. His 'Royal Highdess 4kerWards Visited the New Prison, Cerkenwell, where he declared hWaif equillfirati&d. Wiithlingtolt,.ieltsSse pettod of imprisonment for vend lifetailileN works expired last Thursday, yesteiday lippeared at the Mice-Office, leatton-Garden, to put in hail for his - good behaviour for five years neacensuing.: lineal id lOW. andtvio sureties in•so4 . eaelx. - this ball was• actepted, and he once more set at-libertf..tthe fees, amounting , to 6s.. , were, on a pleaof , rrerty;Tat. -trotted by the Magistrate. ; • .11 •• Monday . sensiight, when the - Liminekki Jima Atitti pnbliti'artivecl at Morstrath, on opening alberdnerfitn passenger; Mr. O'Donnell, oftthe Assembly Mall, ick, -was diikevered withoet any signs:office. The double Sovereign; have , been isseed r bat the number cast is so limited,that there is norbanonnfiany being in general•circulation, as each lanker is only al. {loured toWnty•-five, and Elie Bank. of. England Clerks one; as a. medal, the dbable Sovereign. As . $41 . 1. - TeTe. cuted. The coin nearly resembles the single SOverengne, sly upon .a.-I,irger scale; and:with-AG addition . mk the rim OE :ANN° ADGNI IY.:URUS TUTAIARNA oa t . the ecternee- 4 .is the _year of tointgt,rkB .. ; .j„ , • Lontsi;BY MOO AIM' TAR ow/x.4.4 letter:limit Cefalonial Mei ed 1:i I-1454 'Mated le; s— &•Loreljtrairdeiwitoteartie herein August last, trithathe interitOdof rjesitilt s, • i as.'fosie d•Meek fennieh eltitate; . thits , hit .Lord drip ihsis , deferred. his;pl an flaw the istkisent,: nd seist osier. two Gentiemen!to names, 'ante • '• I r 'ittitYtheitar klittahste ac es ear o he- goes amongst His , Let &hip, - prsirestes his wdbnguest tosiee his personal•aidioilie cause,• with a: dEoration of. COMO, .itrdsto spare:l3,o6ll) , per annum ovartif ills incbtdo; for the same noble purpose." , :IL:: , linftrertfTtoi:--=A singular 'lmeril at individual np •rightness and integrity has lately been evinced by the will of Mr. BARNARD Bann, fbrmerly Sheriff of York. city, and whose death . we 'some time ago announced. It it well known thit : stMe unforeseen Occurrences in his earlier life, introduced his neat* into the periodical list of bankru;its, and that in the coolie of years he afterwards became pinseSsecl of cbmiderabli property. With the honourable feelings of. an 'upright :mind, he immediately resolved to make good every deficiency between himself and the Pebtie.. An-arrangement was entered upon for the landapleTpurposer• bur, before he could carry his design it,to.effect, he *Rived his sum. mans to the mansions of eternity.. fHt. SSIITH, how- , ever, had prepared for erealitriir•even against this awful visitation, and hid Ordered ht his will, that all his creditors should be paid to the fitelOst farthing .(free of the - 1400 &V' together with tearful interest on the respectiriiihnefrom the 'day oflikbankruptcy to the hour rd paynrit t which not honourable arrangement Itil li vie:ttnad*tiC abeen sti 4 lctly• attended to. - /pm ligritel,!aitliorr—quantief bf Copper Ore •Quay it . '.........---' --- iaialt . bia47evoarY ;'Mt lit tke Mir 'oil cirtl ' ik°6 ",____ __ibia_mj 6.i4;;: :e Tiliq::;;ay - ';c7iireTcri - il7l;i"iiii2 'toot . - - -" Atera 7. -ge ,„, 41 - 77 ,0ap kis, . lie .‘..,, .. a I r wpr, i cwt. _._ [ea dal *doom ary arose laity. Mistook of orlakk.Octi4Mw PolmOg INF A' .. '."• 7 4 ,=Quail n''' ti-"'-til .• 'aak C II M sli 1.... . demist. Foster was *boron catunoing fall. .:, ~„ ~1 .., , 0 . 1 - !. A complete itc. Atorcdotos of die 1 4 1 ' .. A. 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