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I. M. =A Ain . rim REPLIBLIeor COLUMBIA. The Gazda de Bogota, of the 6th October, contains AC 'official documents relative to the meal of M. 7 t es, the late Minister from the Columbian Republic. The order of recal, which is dated Oct. 15, 1821, sad is sre ,Peryt GUAL, says--. • Is ansequance, in ethttnand from hit Recelleney, Si taloa you that the pewen panted you to represent the Go - a rmosettef Cebusbie.witit Poulin &ices ere revoked, and that you will entirely coo henceforth elerthing the functions *rutted You." - A second dispatch to M. ZeA, clued September 29',"1822, complains-that he had neveretknowledged the receipt of the order for his recall; bet, lays the dispatch— , On the contrary, the Government of Celomblit - has ob. Weed * with pain, in the French and English newspapers, Chet Sm. have continued-exercising your diplomatic functions; and, what is even worse than all, have made use of powers which you never had, and *hich it never was the intention of the Go . sermon you should hive. fdrist extraordinary. is it, indeed, that you should have ven tured to contract fresh-engagements in the nime of this country, without - its knowledge, without awaiting its sanction, and in direct opposition to its orders, to the existing laws of theßepublic, and to what was communicated to you by Mears. Mendes and Echeverria, as to the revocation of your powers, stated in letters of mine, received In Paris. " You, Sir, shall answer to the nation for your conduct; and this Government, as in duty bound, will proclaim it to the world, in order to save its responsibility and protect its reputation. 'I am - now addressing you on information derived from Euro- pean newspapers, and private letters froin individuals; for you, since the Sib of January last, have not found it convenient to ap prise the department under my charge, of any one of the Very inconsiderate proceeding's you have been practising." The Secretary adds, that under the idea that M. Zea had ceased interfering in public matters, pursu ant to the order of the 15th October, the Vice-Presi dent of the Republic, charged with the executive power, thought right to restore his powers partially by the Decree of the Ist of June last. • A letter dated Jamaica, November 18, says—“ Mr. Earenga goes in the packet, and on his arrival in England will clear up all doubts respecting M. Zea's transactions, the most extravagant ever heard of.— Fortunately for the English creditors the Culumbian Government isjust, but they will sanction no collusion." 4 PIC EVENING S'l'Aß. LON DON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1823. . • TUB FUND& STOCK ,CXCIIANGE, MIS-PAST TWELVE Consols opened this morning at 801 to el, at which price they !`main steady up to this hour. Two Expresses have arrived from PIA!, bringing the French Funds of Thursday at MIL 70e. 'which is about 10c. worse than the last price. .1 roliatum UAZZ ET. Very little business is doing in the market this morning: the. chief transactions are In Colombian and New Spanish Roads -- the former are getting up. Rxraucs, the Colombian Charge d'Affaires, is this' moment with the Contractors. Current Prices 75k, New Spanish 541 55, Old 64, New Prussian 83 ex. div. Old 83186, Russian 84L; Danish 681, , C,olomblan 67e to 68, Peruviati77, Neapolitan 75 ex. dir. Spa nish Sere It . FLOCKS OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. 1 Unnk Stock 2}5'14 256 . A per Cent. Reduced, nothing : doge - 4pet Cents. Old, 97% 9S—Bank Long Anns.2o4 1114.411eq. 13ills (C 1,000) Bs. 10:.—Small Bs. 12s. pr. consols for Account 81 80y 8 81 81. The opinions are valious this morning in the City codcerning the Colombian Loan; by some it.is ima tined that eventually the Colombian Government Must ratify it, o.berwise their credit will be lost in this country. Another opinion prevails that they are awaiting the acknowledgment of their Republic by our Government, and the moment that takes place, they will ratify the Liman.—Colombian Stock, which left otT yesterday at 67, this morning is at 66. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. This forenoon we received the French Papers of . Thursday, from which we make the following extracts: FROM .TITS QUOTID I ENN E. PARIS, JANUARY 2. ,• The Prince of EsrEauazy, Austrian Ambassador to England, has arrived here. The Spanish General •VA Las° has arrived at Thoulouse. 'They write from St. Giron'sl2sth DeceMbev) that two Aide-de-Camps of the Daro'n Eaot t cas and' a superior Officer, have been here for several days, aid have taken a lodging for the General, who has gone to Foix for his family. lie will pass the winter here. The situation of our town gives the means of a quick correspondence ,aids the valley of Aran, the theatre 'of the war. FRONTIERS OF SPAIN. ENVIRONS OF PUTCERDA, DECEMBER 20. kis announced that Paul Morales, who commands . a corps of 5 or 600 men, entered the town of Tours,. after having forced 200 militia to abandon it, and take refuge in the castle ; it is also stated that Mo rales, having learnt at Calaf that. a considerable convoy left Barcelona, for the troops stationed before Seo d'Urgel, went in search of it ; but learnt that it bad already fallen into the bands of the Royalists. Ac- Counts from the environs of Seu, of the 19th, state, that Romagosa, at the head of a great part of the garrison, approached the town, and penetrated as far as the Portal rtEspagne. PERPIGNAN, DECEMBER Mc The great fall of snow has been snecemlnd:bra quantity of rain; which has caused the kWh be impassible, and prevented the couriers froth pro. ceeding on their journey. Romanillo is here. Ge• *eral Fleyres has set out for, Thoulons tittters from the frontierfassure us that morseling , „Royalists have united at Cooque du Trensp. Thety state from Bayonne, that q great . numbir 'of, the soldiers of the Army of the Faith are continually M l 4thu . - u . irbi5:A0 6. 1 461100114 04 1. CrPoW4 : f liffto. • lltee the reiortOfipeace. :o, - • • The French Papets of Wednesday scarcelyctmtain a paragraph worth extracting. Two Papers, of op posite principles, the 'Ultra Etoile and the Liberal Jobiriat du . COlllitero4 are under prosecution for a libel on the Rotel dignity of the King of FRANCE, translated from the Spanish Paper called the Ind's cedar. The Journal du Commerce copied the article from the Etat. On the 24th alt..M. JUANE; a relation of the Spanish Minister, San Mtovet., passed through Bayonne on his waito Puts. It is said that he comes on an important mission to the Freach•Government. A Courier dispatched by Mr. ROTHSCHILD for Madrid, has been-robbed by a banditti at Arretcha. balleta, in Guipusaoa, and obliged to return to Bayonne. The Courier who left Bayonne on the 20th for Spain was also stopped, and his dispatches burnt This forenoon we received a Lisbon Mail, bringing the Papers to the 20th ultimo, which were missing. It will be seen that the Cortes still hope to retain the Brazils. The following are extracts: LISBON, D F,CE M BEA 19. In the Sitting of the Cortes, on the 14th ultimo, it • was an nounced from the Minister of the Interior, that the Members of the Regency of Brazil were ap pointed, viz. the Archbishop of Brazil, as President; Luiz Antonio, Itebello da Silvi, Ilanoel Antonio da Garralho, Sebastiano Jose Xavier Botelho, and Joao da Souza Pacheco, as Members: and as Secretaries, Francisco Jose Vieira, of the Interior and of Finance; Joaquim Jbse de Queiroz, of Justice and Ecclesiasti cal Affairs; and Brigadier Jose de Souza Sampayo, of War and, of the Marine; and that they are to em bark on the 26th of this month. It was announced from the Minister at Warythat dispatches had been received from Major-General J. .M. COrrea da Silva, Genie, dated the 23th of June, statinguthat the Junta of Government at Goa had been surprised by a conspiracy directed 14 - 411. da Camera. ,• • A Deane that. tbe. Regency of Brazil shouldleiirkpußalsia for the present, and may re move to any athie"'iiait,‘af Mead' If it shall be epfttiosthiTA Isf•ist:cesary I and as long as the Ite genci.s4B.tesai in Bahia. or 'in, any place to the. southPf car &. Rocoe,4ll the Provinces of Brazil '444 , ...object to' ,it, exCept those of Para and fdritphaph! •• • .. 11: I• . r •bk thi:*44l .. :thi,l" 6lt there was a very long debate ou the-reject foreeeeniting the Army. • The necelsitY•Of taking Speedy pleasures - was urged by several Members, and the project was immediately SomiLiberato obseried, that the Consti tution had two kinds-of enemies, open and secret ;— the first - Site those -who composcthe Holy Alliance; the others are the friends of ancient Aristocratical In stitutions. The' militia are to be enlisted into the troops of the line. „ • Accounts from Ancona of the 18th ultimo, In the Piedmantese Gazette, say, that Loid STRAssronn had been obliged, by bad weather and contrary winds, to put into that port, where he was gill detained.— It is said that.his Lordship is to demand of the Porte, in the name of the august Allies, the free passage of the Dardanelles for the vessels of every recognized Power. 13 tyonne Papers to the 27th ult. reached us this forenoon. They state that the report. of war with Spain become every day less . positive, and the com merce in consequence begins to revive. Spanish re fugees of all classes continue to arrive—many of them in the most wretched condition. Some of them are said to abuse the hospitality of the French by giving secret intelligence to the bands who infest the Pro vinces of the passage of French and Spanish couriers; and at other times they intercept .and plunder them, themselves. Letters from Irun state, that M. JUANNIS had passed through that town as an - emissary from the Spanish Minister SAN MAGUEL, going .to Paris on a particular mission, which seems in the eyes of the Esaltados not to be a good omen.. It appears that at] .the time of his departure from Madrid, the public' stind was rather agitated, a well by the reports of war, at by the animosity of the Clubbists against the Ministers. German Papers to the 27th ult Craw tiien • received, but their Contents possess little interest. A Royal Decree, dated from Verona, almost entirely prohibits the importation of foreign corn into Naples, in order to relieve the inhabitants of Apulia, who are stated tp i lr involved in distress, on account of the extremely low price of grain.—Anotber Royal Decree raises tliii'doty as. foreign books, from the Ist of January, 111113 s a veinal% is Pane souther size, to ply three ;Ohs*, a sir carlins k and ,a fakir eine. Formerly ,Maly two pad a half pee.' Om,' *ha on the value !declared at the Cestleas-isoase, This increase is• so extusicierahle, that n neatly athOahta ProbakiticSiu . F • AcCounts from leosaira of the liiasjit Arran*, stoke,. that she Ithacan Empire is in a troubled sate. .The.rlO;rlkiees of IrerosOr and Costa Rica' are de• sines of * - RePtibiliegois form: of Geolermiesiii The new Emperor hi :rani* fa* iftity 0.;.. _ ~,.. . 150 _ s . .121‘12 911 1 ;04 1 : 1 40 / 04 ,8 1 1 I M itlol loo t O* ind findwthiD ants of them Mombasa*, theieserest.iiimlibilli iied and confined in inifew r ;(1 ' : • ' ll el: Trinws `Accounts from Alvarado maittioa the faihita iris atter* on Vera Cruz by the troops" and gaiiiiiii i *ii. Juan de Ulloa, on the 27th of October, when the . Royalists were defeated, with the loss of 110 or 200 men killed, wounded, and prisoners. THE ARMY. The ?Mk (or Past Devonshire) Regiment of Foot. Casual air W. Houston. K. C. B. Colonel, bearing on its rakers and appointments the undermentioned honorary diunictions in commemoration of its services: —" Minden, V F.gmont.op. Zee," " Egypt," " Maide," " Pyrenees," " Orthes " and " Pe ninsula," embarked at Sr. Helena on the 2itth of April last, for Bombay, and disembarked on the sth and IStb of June, at the said settlement. The 20th Regiment has been ordered out to relieve the 65th (of 2d North Riding) Regiment of Foot, General T. Grow 'senor, 111. P. Colonel, which is daily expected to arrive in Eng land erom India. A detachment of the 47th (or Lancashire) Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-General Sir A. Hope, G. C. B. and M. I'. Colonel, embarked on the 28th ult. at Gravesend, for Bombay. The 15th regiment (Light Infantry) commanded by Colonel APCreay, marched from Chatham (Wednesday) for Gravesend, in order to embark on board the East India ships for India. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The FORTS, Captain Sir THOMAS Cnc,R►na, is fitted for fo reign service, and Is waiting for a change of wind to go out of Ilamoase. The Susannah, Nicaotsort, from Fahnooth to Hull, le: • abandoned by the crew off the coast of Norway last month. The Maria Elisabeth, Fz.cusa, from Oporto to Denmark, was lost near East Rice, on the 27th of November. I.I'IIISGTON, JAN. 3.—The Purser of the Mellish, Captain Foan, from Bengal and Madras. landed heie this afternoon, re port' the hull of the Mellish to be much injured, the copper being all off, and in want of provisions---left Madras 25th Au gust last : spoke the Medina, from Bombay, Capt. °wax, left her at the Cape—the late Captain, 3larnsom, was killed at the Island of Rodriguez by the swinging of the capstan. The Wood ' bridge, for the Isle of France, was left at St. Helena the 14th November; also the American ship Catharine. Dust, JAN. 3.—S.S. E.—Came down from the 'River and sailed, the Ida. TATLOS, Eclipse, Hoax, and Kingston, Lava* 'fur Jamaica ; Belma for Grenada ; Lamb, for Jamaica; Joseph, ' for Demerara; and Nero, for Genoa. Porersuorrn, Jax...—Wind E.—Arrived the Hayti, 3ia R. mar, from St. John's (N. 8.) ; sailed 15th uk. FaLmovra, JAM. 2.--. Wind S.—Arrived the Juno,PalTCHA an, from Jamaica—sailed sth November; Agnes, Cuunr, from Mes sina--sailed 15th November; William and Henry, Paaratnce, front Leghorn, with loss of boat—sailed 22d October, and from Gibraltar lath November; Gleaner, Ws aowacc, from Cepha lonia in 50 days ; Manly, CLA as, and Hope, Lows, from Seville; Augusta, Taurus. front Cadiz in 24*days; John and William, Dorn, from t)po rto in 17 days; the Unity, TAY LOl4 from Ter. tetra ; and Alan', You%c, from Bilboa, in 20 days. PLYMOUTH, Jax. 2.—The Barratorta, of 120 guns, has been brought down the harbour to be fi tted for Commi ssion, as a guard.ship, in •the room of the IMPSIONAILIti which b ordeed to bit broken up. - Youonart., Drz. 50.--It is feared the Elope, of tits pelt, has been lost off this mut, and all her crew perished, OAF losit. matted" Hope, of Yojtghall, Micit"tr. Castntait " waisdrivett on short at !tedium. yesterday, about three o'cloci. When she was first seen in the Aug four men were in her, bet the heavy' surf oil the shore washed them out. PVIZAIIVS, Jax. I.—Arrived the Danish ship Rammerhure Rmenkrantz, of Copenhagen, Captain C. Rn,GUAIo, bound from Copenhagen to Astra, on the Coast of Guinea, with provisions and stores on board for thatSettleMenf ; the Governor and Sur geon, with Assistants, to the number of seven passengers, are on board.. The 'vessel has lost her main-mast, is very leaky, and dreadfully damaged. Also arrived the brig Consul, of London, Captain I'. War, from Malaga to London, with a cargo of fruit, and was immediately placed Under quarantine; a Data galliot from Liverpool, with ,a cargo of salt, dismasted ; the sloop Sam, of Weymouth, Captain Wawa, front Liverpool for Loirion. with a cargo of hides, &e. and the sloop Dispatch, of Dungar von, Captain Vi'crem, bound to London, with a cargo of butter and oats, stranded in this port, but fortunately got into the Pier. IREL AND. THF. LATE OUTRAGE IN DUBLIN. At one o'clock on Wednesday, the Right Hon. the - Loan MAYOR, with the Hon. Mr. Justice MOORE, and the lion. Mr. Justice BURTON, attended by the City Regalia, opened the Commission. Previous to their Lordships adJressing the Grand Jury, .Mr. J. SEALY TOWNSEND, on the part of the Crown, stated, that the capital charge against the prisoners Forbes, Henry Banbridge, and Geo. Graham, had been withdrawn, and that they would be indicted for the riot only.. • Judge Worm then addressed the Grand Jes . rilt considerable length. He dwelt particulatly ciifthe law as it affected riots, directed their attention to the distinction between a premeditated riot and one pro duced by some sudden and unforeseen cause, and impressed strongly on them the necessity of diseird ing from their minds all they had heard or , reed respecting the subjects that were to cotes under their investigation. The City Grand Jury retired to . their-iworn, and after examining a*g . . !eat number of *knew! on the subject of the riot in the Theatre, adjourned to the following day. , _.. Counsel for the traversetithittled with the riot at the Theatre :—Messrs. ikucntsuama, Roux:now, HAMILTON, DRISCOLL, 4/WINSTON, PERRIN, and I. B. &atm, Esqrs. Ittsaonststs.—A true bill was found by the County Grand Jury, against Thomas Hughes, for tendering and administering a certain unlawful oath or engage ment. We understand this man is* County delegate. The Irish papers announce an` iitended Public Din. ner to celebrate the anniy . erssert of the arrival of the Marquis WE I LEaLrs in '-I t.. ' The LORD-MAYOR took the chair, and Sixty . 4114 titan . resrctable and highest names in the city iiiielitt 'eporythe listim mediately. It is called a dinner of oontillatints ;it is to take place a few dati l.'''''befbriereit - - Dun.p.—Mr. P. BtAar;s( 'aid Mr. W. *air, ' of Strangtord, In the county of G Anering been bonedover ee keep the puce in that to the army et Thinstry, one mile beyond Postessen,Arkre On feat* ea Theodor, seuaislit ; 14tha lira akef Kr- &AP 71vai WOmakt In the hip ; the panics, however, , continued to exam* Ai, ek e ir ammuiaition was e x petid ed; and obtalning frebirpheals. . Benxi was Allied Mt tM'epet iii•tifrient ere.. 0 .I .- I A mewing took'platie on Thursday at Flnchley Osionds,ho itigfelsei"in Ge'*" . " 94 _?) lllr * 44!"-PaFt la t con at' 4' rreszlea-zrzailiziftriattsegfte7gr.tvel which was returned unsound. The pistils Bred"bekMMltt ' . • Mr. - Weiss shot In the eitcadder- Intl* bell wtp piewastes•skt insiti 1 44 .67 Win. ill it4",c19."01 11 pashas waggle to reads Ell . . 11, .., SIDI is Of dieter. . . i --)4dg, morraisib iii, .lisseku zi , ten 'irleit to' tbe giVit& or CoTtbitiee; ettieli linnet' A Mends` Shoilee, ilei sem frig ht ow, wiipli:ft ;1 !kW stasasatilcitenehiplloo. 1 :, 4 :74 :i ir3111: .oi. --: • ;t. • #', j SPORTING .INTELLIG4VCE.' IDONCASTRIL ST. LEER STAKES FOR my, We have (says the Deleastter•Ckset(e) never had to pe ewit ,. bus Sport* Friends so grand an entry for our St. Leg er as the present, which fatly justifies the appellation given us * NN W otakes--" Tux Gime Sr. Lange—id& 'Lord Londonderry's la: eat,* Lord Queensberry's br. c. Prosody, by Prune . lithbeets" .• Mr. •Lausbcon's b. L Berevillai 3 / 4 1' "LegYPoid• " " Col. King's br. c. Great Tom of tincolo, by Folf6rd. • .// Sir F. Dodrworth's bra c. 'Honest John, by eomas. Sk M. W. Indlees he. c. Ringlet, by 'Whisiter. • • ' ••• isa Sir M. W. Ilidley'slt. c. Bright Star, by Petrantus. •1 • , A. Lord Kelbuse's ch. e. Caledonian. by Stamford. . • . ; ,,. 01 Lord Kelburne's br. f. by Animism, dans by Sir Peter. A Mr. Scaife's br. colt. Brighton, by Pavillon, out of loather,' • 717 Mr. Pe'rse's v. f. by Comes, 9f Lhette. Mr. Pierse's hr. c. by Comes, Glut of Resanne. • (tri Mr. Peerse's ch. c. by Raphael, out of sister to Rosette. , Mr. Riddell's br. e. Comte d'Artois,by Nombon. Mr. Brown's b. f. Bella.l)onna, by Blather. Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Sherwood; by Niko da Putt. Lord Muneaster's b. e. by Prime -Minister, dam by Dened-k Mr. Wilson's cb. c. by Comas, oat of Gonsalvi% dam • Mr. Ferguson's ch. c. North Mar, by Octrriati, dams by Pips* Mr. Fertile**. hr. c. Sir Anthony, by Octavian. • Mr. Ferguson's b. c. pey-liartus, by Comus. Mr. Ferguson'scb. eat, Balance, by Como', out of Nvan's.dulf, Mr. Cbadwick's b. e. Clansman, by Ardrossan, darn by Deli, Mr. Dundas'ach, c. by Census, out of Gadabout. Lord Fitpwilliam's ch. f. Nitrogen, by Cronus, eat of Vile. Lord Milton's M. c. by Amadis, out of Platowna. Mr. James's br. 1. by Whisker, dam by Sir David. Mr. Pringle% ch. c. by Hydra, Young WM** • , Sir W. Maxwell's ch. c. Ben Lidi, by 'Viscount, Sir W. Maxwell's br. f. Brilliance, by Visconnt,out of Mr. Gascoigne's b. f. by Comus, dam by Shuttle. Mr. Lane Fox's ch. e. brother to Violet, by Census. • Sir W. M. Milner% ch. c. Ypsilanti, by Sena. • ...• ~v Sir W. M. Milsser's b. c. Harpooner. by Whalebone& Mr. Brandling's b. c. by Comus, out of Neva. Mr. Petre names Mr. Milno's b. r. Werner, byllfaltei. Mr. Hamilton's b. c. Sindbaa, by Raphael. Mr. Armstrong's br. c. by illho da Yuen. Mr. Uppleby's b. c. by Proselyte, out of Harriet: Lord Strathavea's ch. e. Miltonian, by Whitelock. Mr. Johnson's eh. c. brother to Bay Buiton, by Tramp.' Mr. Jackson's ch. c. Coreni, by Comus, out of Cardinal Tuber! Mr. Kirby's ch. c. pVan Wiukle, by Raphael. Mr. Watt's ch. e. Barefoot, hroth.r to Marion. • Mr. Watt's br. e. Tinker, brother to Mum. Mr. Watt's b. e. by Whi.ter, out of Akisidora. Mr. Watt's b. f. sister to Dupore, by Cerberus. Mr. Rogers's e. Tattered, brother to Paella. Mr. Ittageres b. c. Eden. by Coma. dam by Orville. ;!,1 Lord Darlington's c. by Whisker, out of Castrolis. : Mr. Ctockford's b. f. Sultana, sister to Sultan. Lord Exeter's br. e. Troy, by Mato da Puts, out of Briiek Lord Exeter's eh. e. Fanatic, by Soothsayer, out of Follyi IL al Lord Exeter's ch. e. Zealot, by Partisan, dam by Rubeene;Mi Mr. West's ch. c. Claude Loraine, by Ruben'. Mr. Chlsholtne's c. Jemmy Gibbs, by Pan, dam by Rubs... Sir T. Alost yn's b.e. biadoc, by Comus ' out of a sister Haar* Sir T. islostyn% b. f. I .llereandotti, by Aluley. • - : 4 Mr. W. West's M. e. %Wonky, by Smolensk n. • a ' Lord Egremont's b. e. Fan, brother to Wanton, by FiAllll Lord Fgrentont% b. V. by Whalebone, darn by Goltatins.i ba Mr. Wyndham% b. c. Pedlar, by Wanderer, out of Lard Surrey's tor. f. Etiquette,ty Oriiik, out ait floadiall tat Mr. Mytton'sbr. c. Libertine, by Fllho da Puta,databpillidli Mr. Mytton's ch. 1. Lady Caroline, by Partisan. . told Foley's L Paints-Royal, by Blucher. Mr. S. 1/uncombe's ch. c. by Quit, out of (trey Duchess.' ' 1 Dr. J. Willis's b. c. Victory, by Dinasont. Mr. W. Howard's Hengist, by Henderskelf, dant bp Usobibill Mr. Austin% b. e. Cannon-ball, by President. • • -Ai! Mr. Ridsdale's ch. c. lthubarb,•by Comes.' ' • • • 1 -ifaC Mr. Smithson's gr. e. by Cerberns, out of Swap's ' ll Mr. Smithson's bra filly, by Prime Minister, out orthifireiN Mr. T. 0. Powietes bL f. Miss Fanny, by Walton. Mr. T. 0. Powlett's ch. c. by Como, net of Orphan.' Mr. Wortley's hr. c. by Mae-Orville, out of Dolmen: dash Mr.' Heater's br. c. by Orville, out of L'lluilo de Venni. t Lord Jersey's z.• by Phantom, out of Web. •, r :I 33 Lord hem?s c. by Codas, dam by Ruben. .., 1 :La Mr. H. Claisboime's cb. f. Polly, Oire sister to Bob. 49 4 'bit. W. Chifney's c. by WOW. out of Poniina• Mr. Husband's b. c. Plumper, by Prime Minister. Mr. W. J. Ellis's ch. & by Wallin). mit of Fulferd's dass. , : l4 ' . •...4 HUNTING. The Ludlow Siebeedmies Foa4mands aset oa XII* Wood.; Friday, at Targrom. - . Mr. Meyners Fox-hounds meet on Monday,- at. House • Thursday. at Calton • Saturday, at Heldman. 44 Lord Yarbarough's Hound s meet on Monday, at Mills; Wednesday, at lientiall Lodge,; Friday, at Ifilepti Cow Pasture; Saturday, at Irby Web:, • • tst.o-. Basetut iluirr.-4,ir R. Satton'e kleandizeseet on Itottledsorp• • Wednesday, at Blankney , ;,Thersday. at essi Long Wall(' ; Saturday, at Gate Burton. The Sonthwoid Subscription Foz.bounds motes T;t i t i t die Tower on the Moor; Thursday, ak Midtask PAS la Aaterbary. -. /ICI ••••• . FrticLay senoight fox was dboweered.ht am. of the embil Amin* near theme mile .post at the foot of Newsnarkmilli. `wham he had taken np his residence as a shelter from the ,h* Mut of by winter; as it is supp osed he bad made his remit doing the frost, from its vicinity to Mr. Boy's rabbit wins* A ametryman pasting at the time acids discovery with a tanks pffot large kind, and ascertaining Reyeard's retreat. Taunt** mmialmed • heir soma fetch bias oat; and pheittg the ill at tnoath of the arch, encouraged him to the eneniurter ; Oft rushed in eager for prey, but somi made a precipitvo 111- treat without effecting his purpose. 1414, nsakiag a quad et 4 entrance, began (as most dap do tarn afraid to 'bite) to. The countryman left the place Of entertaihment ' with qh, rend opinion of the prowess • of his dog. Reyward, however. was ultimately farad to .quit Sla place, by the. appileatietrof brimstone. . • • • • • COURSING. . - • • r A match is made to be run at the Amesbury frebnatuy Wait ' leg, between Mr.. Dames Raziaul arid Mr. Muds Marip* two winners at the Amesbury and Deptfocd Clubs. Many heart . . bets await the lime. , ...i 4 ' ' PEDESTit/ANISM.' . • ' Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, an Irish datientiler; * siding at Bridgeton, Glasgow, started oe the Dabearnsick'itaide so walk PM mile. ia 94 roastaive bout On Tuesday faro men, at 55 memos from eleven, be had eeepOoted as males. PIGEON SHOOTING EXTRAORDINARY. • ' Two Gentleman of Lewet„ wen known shots, were plea last week against * others of the mme place, In a Match at pi geon shooting. Twelve birds were set.at liberty by each Pug* and each shot ten out of the dozen. A eacceuion of were afterwards let loose, what the .w ultimately ultheately mil= -the awe. '• ' • - 'CANINE MILITANG. 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