Star. — London, England, 1817-08-09 00:00:00

NCQUITTAL OF MR. O'CONNOR. D13111.1N, WEDNESDAY, AITGUS 6. Mr. O'CoNNott was acq;nrt;-.1 last night. at nine '.. l e.ock. The Jury gave it; tl.tir verdict withmi• leaving the be:. The mi. ,Tpeovers (Owen an:' Warring) prey iricated and comple•eiv c n'radictcd each o:her. The; woman (Rr yi.ulds) dirt not malty her apiscarance. There vivre bevrr,l .t ir oe ss cs in , t „ tendance on behalf of the Crown, but the Counsel for the p. e , i.cistino declined calling them. The trial eowimed exactly eleven hours. The inhahicints of l'rim passed the night in re. !oleo ,ps Bonfires were seers on the hills for several -miles r-lind the country. SI MANUS BURDETT. On Mond.iy morning, after breakfast, Sir FRANCIS .-.ccornpanled by COnr•SelsOf BENNET, rode out to the ruins fq Dean SwziFr's celt brated house at 1,.,:., or, near Mangan ; and afterwards made an ex t. rough t),e be.iiniful demesne of Dangan, and v;si:ed s: vend rather seats in that neighbourhood. Hie)) Sheilfr, by desire of the Grand Jury, waited on Sir FRANCIS to invite him to dine with them c n Monday, wLich invitation the Honourable Baronet accepted of. QIIELNSBERRY LRQACIB 3. Yes'etday S:r Azanun Prewar informed the 10.1 Court, that it was the wish of the liottl) CIIANCELLoIt, ag . Well as of the. pities, that the fret woo of Tsiomas V. Moii:;:oniery, in which sere of the par: ii s w.!s a legatee in the late Doke of Qoecusherry's will, d!Ill Stood for a hearing before his rioNo;•n, should be struck out of Ins Ho- Notftt'3 paper, .uxt head before the Lova Cuiv:exi.- Lost, as teary of the ZircitinstAace; of Lie cay.: weir known tu hit; Lord.h p, helOi e whom they came in a; peals to she ! -- Intso of Peers ; and who had fixed 'l' , esday next for hear;ag the petithai, Vlct: Cuesscni.Lott at.sensed„ Wednesday. his Grace the Duke of Mant.nonovoir, liigh Steward of the City. was presented to an Ho. norary Freedom, and a Balilies seat in the Council, °stead. We learn that the Government of France have so arranged matters with the Ditectors of the Bank, that Vie dividends due on French Sock are to be paid immediately alter the September. In their trans actions generally with the French Bacak, the Minis. t- rs have clpitd, zed longs int:l-1010, the arrangements made by the British Governareno. As many British suhjects are holders of French Stock, it toliews that a large p , rtion of the French dividecds will be le- Mitt.' , l to England. Thus the great overflow of ca pital in this country will receive stab tardier addi tions ; and until it shall be duly absorbed in the simpler and non r gular op rations of commerce, n e w fi e ld s will nand eve, y day for the mancen errs ot- litercki , ',ong and the mysterie s • of Ex. change. Elmo, gner Bills yet hear a premium of 335.1, Madame Da GaNLis is 11 . . w sawed to ive with dram a abreptly from the cols. of C ai 'mikes, in which her new *velour , ieli ions gt ry haet prompted that lady to enlist. *roe fail* fi .1 of ennui, sunny at her elbow, persuaded her hat AS she WAS in piety G. slept ) short a wa). 6 , returning were la: te. dim than 1. , e1 There is a rumour of a preci•aus discovery which has been . a,ad. in Corsica. A metal hitherto unknown, . of -the nature ail g rld, and so abundant, that it may be turned to the ' , is account, hal been an nounced with all the eTal ~f novelly. A complete use has already heed m ide this pr tevaled metal, to which the .pompous name of Corricormis has been given. In coming from the hands of toe workman, the corsicorum is in fact very brilliant, and possesses a great resemblance to goad, but this resemblance soon wears off. It is easily soiled, being an alloy. It is compcsed of copper, silver, and some of the other metals in small quantitia s which .are famed in copper mines. Its specific gravity is only 9, while that of i g is 19 , The wire gauze lamp has been put to decisive proof in one of the collieries at the Hurlet, near Paisley.' The mine had been abandoned upwards of twelve months, by reason of the fire damp. 'llae gradual approach to the dangerous gas was indicated by the included flame of the lamp presenting a lengthened spire, so as to brush the top of the cylinder; on passing.the confines. of the explosive medium, the wire gauze became suddenly red hot, and the" Davy" continued full of foreign flame of a fine blue ct , dour. A candle in this waste might have been as destruc tive . - ta any upon record, for it exhibited an explosive atmos i ihere from the-very floor, in an extent of three or four n :res. A dreadlulexplosion occurred sorer years ago in this mine, by which 17 persons perishr... Woeves.--Some wolves were lately mentioned to have made an irruption into the Department of Yonne, in France, and to have devoured four chil dren. It is with pain we learn, that these ferocious animals have extended their ravages into some other Tartments. In that of Arriege, they have at tacked not only children, but even men: On the Ist of July, about three o'clock in the morning, a wolf broke into a stable of the hamlet of Perry, in the Commune of Mountjoie, where there was a cow belonging to Jean Peyras ; the latter hearing the noise, went into the stable, when the animal immeuiately fell upon him; his daughter, a girl of about twelve years of age, attracted by the cries of her father, ran to his Assistance ; the wolf, as soon as he saw her, let go the father and flew on the poor gill ; Psalms, to save his child, precipitated .himselt anew upon the anim il, and alter being several times overthrown, the cow, who bad broke loose, gave the,wolf a ttrokt. with Ler head, which releasing PZYRAS, torn and la cerated as he was, he seized some instrument of hits. bandry near him, and returning on the wolf, slew him. The Public Administration has not neglected to take proper measures for the immediate clearance at the Communes from these destructive animals.— . °arm' des alai. Vs'eseitesday the hour, of Mr. Lanyon, of Heath stre st, Curnmerical-ru:,d, was broken open and rob. 4"* ,, i of two watches and Aroma - al articles of apparel. WINDSOR, AUCUST S. 'llls morning Princess A uousTA rode out on horse back in the Great ParV, attended by General W7N YAM &C. Prii.ceis SOPFITA tolic kr :toting in the Perk, wit!, e us.ial attendants. BRIGHTON, AUGUST 8. This evening, at a quarter beFire ten o'cbck, his Royal Highness the Puts:cc REGENT, accontpa mcd by the Right Hon. Sir B. BLoomrinr.n. arriV . d at the Pavilion. Tire PRINCE is in excellent health. Mo'ntngs for the Royal Sovereign yacht are laid down in our Roads. CA/stain PActs, the Comman der of this beautiful vessel. is exrecreal to cast anchot off this place to morrow mcroin7. Last night lAieutmarat Colonel ANSLEY, of the Cor nish Rongers, aad his brother, Mr. Alderman Awstav, sailed for aeppe, with twenty-two othaq pas.senga rs. KWALS.—The Farl of Fnniskilien, Sir William and Mi*. I.nuz, at tt.e steine 1-10•4:1; thi• Hon. MN Fludycr at.d moldy. the lion. Mr 1.1m.1, a e Regent's Hotel; Lady Petre, Sir 1 tan -pc atu.l M. A .ierialats •chiater, at the C.istle Tavern ; General White, C pt in Doherty, Ca.;.tains Farewvil, S eel, I horurnn , R N. Woo•licy, and &idiot', to the Old Ship tavern ; /slibe't, Sir Hugh de Masey, La ly C Firzivy, vt . list loeid,nant Colonel Spearntan, Colonel Wyndham. Cavtaitia Heldon, Ryan, Lockbura, IL. Collier, R.N. 13-tulton, fie. The celebrated ll miel Mendoza, with a party of his Ptip,;l:stic {moils, Are als r arrivei, with the intention of giving specimens in the science of self-defence. Mrs. BiLIIXOTON has at kite) quitted Great Bri rain with her !utland, Mons. FELLISSANT, for their estate at Treviso, near Venice. Thursday a select parry , i 1 gentlemen, to the num ber ni thirty, din, d at the Ft vemasons"ravrrn, Mr. Aloone in the chits, upon which occasion that 01,1 and (I-served tay.)utite of ti.r• public, Mr. INcLEnoN, was invited, and enlivened in a pti.u!iar manner the hilarity of the evening, by mar.y of his favourite songs, is which it was acknowledged that Le was in as Erie voice As ever to have been rernembm-2d. 'rimsrust kovm., Duntls.-3 sturday evening, the pew Tragrdy called The ilp-riate was perforinA, and Mr. YOUNG repre , ented what' is, eactivtly, the princ.pal character of the pi-ce. The Dublin Patei9t, from which wa copy this article, says-1. We call it a new Tr sgeJ}, iu compliance with cc:Tinton ptr lance, for it is in reality, 4 sort of hash composition of all the tragical and hypertragical stuff, that is to be found iui tl-e Green-room library, Venice Preterwel and Rouen Juliet constituting the predominant ingre. (fields. Thus Florian goes a great way in the track of SUAK•PEAIte's hero ne, and her lover evety step in that to Otwav's her ." —!'he' Play was respectAly performed di , ou._ t h in 411 its parts, and Malec received the greatest relief tram The acting uf Mi YOUNG. Mrs. EDWIN did mote than justice to the her aine her action was jest, appropriate, and iunpassi.,r,td. The scenery was admirable; and in this respect tl.e conduct of those, who have Or: M inagement of the Theatre, is above all praise. There is more liberality in the following whims;- cal notice, which us posted up in a turniii.,i!.l,l, near Stafford, than ih usu thy to be found in such cautions:, " Take one, take two.—Take tbn.o And I'll tAe thee I" The rood, •t France ate represented to be greatly infested with ro66ers. So many people of !hat coon ' try r..tve eerved their time to the trade, t::.J it is no nondet, now th-ir master has failed is bmineti, tile journeymen set up for thetri.elves. A letter from Carlsbad of July 8, contains the names o' 877 visitors, and the number is still on the increase. i Tins nariow valley displays at present instances of the greatest opulence and the must a%ect poverty We hayl here an E:ytish Lord who keeps SO use less horses, and a pro ntrional retinue of servants to Attend on his insignificant personqind drive away his spleen, while the inhabitants of the neighbour ing villages are starving for want, or actually living upon grass. The King rif Prussia came her: incog. is Count It uppin, and has since lived among the rest of the visitors like their equal. He appears to feel himself most happy when divested of his state, and nothing is more unpleasant to him than to recal the King to his remembrapce. Prince Wittgenstein, who is in his suite, Inaintams the same retired unpretend ing deportment. . _ Eitritantinirmav Facv.—There is now living atl Boughton 71!uph, in Kent, in one family, the off spring of jet generation:, all females, of whom the elder (Mtn ISARTLRTT) can truly sty, 86 AT 7 SI, daughter, and go to tby daughter, fur thy daugh- 1 ter's daughter lath a daughter." A WARNING TO HACKNYY Coacumus•—YOßK, the driver of the Hickney Coach No. 733, was fined yes terday 295. and costs, f , a- wilfully driving against and overturning Mr. Lewis's gig, in the Borough, a few nights ago. The Committee of Public Instruction at Paris have adopted various Resolutions for extending the benefit of instruction upon the Lancasterian system through. out France. Tliey have ordered that primary schools shall be established in the Academies ut Caen, Rouen, Metz, Nancy, Dijon, Bourges, Clernaont, Calms, Montpelier, Aix, and Pau. Government having adopted the resolution of fitting out armed vessels for the protection of the trade of England against acts of piracy similar to those which the merchantmen of other countries have experienced from privateers bearing the South Ame rican fiag, the ships of war appointed to this neces sary 'service will be shortly ready to sail. Their first destination is supposed to be the Rio de la Piata. The farmer now views his corn fields with iinpre cedented pleasure and satisfaction, and almost undo the assurance of reaping, literally, a Golden llariest. The wheats are c:ianging colour apace, and a week's fine weather will, is most situations, render them Ei for the sickle. The wheat hat vest commenced last week in Bucks and Berks, and in some parts us Oxfordshire, and in various e.itts of Essex. A mitt named Tummy ALLEN, a carpenter. was ieriously hurt lesterday, at the house of Sir JOHN LAMY:Oi, in St. James's-place, by the tall of a piece of timber, which struck hint on the head. As Mr. A. Leny, a farmer in Garottell, Stirling. shire, WAS returning home on horseback from S.ir .ing, on Saturday last, his horse fell at the east end :f the village of liippen, and Mr. Leny bzing se 4erely cut in the lorehead by the fall, died amuse liately. It is s.iid the horse come in contact with e, _ow on Coy toad, wbiell Qt.easioned the accident. ' THE AMY. COUILT-MARTIAL. A GenetAl Court-AttriiAl was held at Corgi, on the 24th of April, 1817, on Lieutenant-Colnnel P. T. Rvres, Deputy 424.1ter-Master.General to .i:e Forces serving in the Mediterranean : " 1. Far signing a Certificate, In consequence of which Ws Majeqy's Gorantnent suffered the centingent temporary loss of '• V. For falsiryinp, or causing to be falsised by his orders, :.••taal Official Vuuchas reiative to the expenditure of Public •• 3. For recently issuing, or causlntt to be ',suet?, certain praatel General Regulations, without date•, styled and entitled • s:attack Regulations, lotaan Islands.'•• life said regulations not only not having met with (he sanction of the Commander of the Forces, but having beep printed anJ published in direct clis ,,bedience of An order from him, the Court tonne Lieutenant l C,lonel Rives Guilty, in the whole of the three instances specified, and therefore s,ntenced nim to be casbieted. Lieutenant-Colonel Rvvrs has, nowever, ht en pin upon half-?ay, in consequence t , t the following order r--1‘ hlis Royal Highness the l'itiNcE !WANT has been nl..ased, in the name and ou the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and coati m the finding and sentence of the Court ; but, wider all the circumstances which have induced the Count Marttil to recto - tutu nd Lientenarit•Colthael ltcveN the humane intrrierent e of the Comm oid:r 1 , 1 the Forces in the Mediterranean, and the liberal urgency with which his Excellency has for war .!..(1 tip in a personal recitt.zst from hintsell, that it r.lioqld he fa votarably considcred, as commrthieated in Lieute nant-General Sir T. MAITI.AND's letter of the Gth of May, I Sr, and its etilomatt from the President of the Court Martial, the PitiNce RiMitNr has further been pleased to extend his graci,th chatiency-to Lien. tenant•Colzmel P. 'l'. Rxvits, by restoridg him to Ow service in his capacity of Brevet Lieutenant-Coluoel and Majorion Halt pa)." INTEI.LIGE NCB. MAILSARIt. ARR. DUB. Orblin . 0 France - - Waterioid - . 0 0 Gurrn:ey and Jersey 1 U .::Ententinsgh - • 1 u Lisbon - - - 111 1 11 ti.oci s - - U 0 - - 0 0 Milers . - - U 0 Br.izds - - - 0 0 1 LillAiCl 0 U FALMOUTH, AI7fIU3T G. the• Orion, PAcr, for Oporto ; and the Po:: 1:9741, Government hoy, for Jamaica. PORTSMOU ill, AT !GUiT K. Arrived Lis Majesty's ship ktosAtir3 from a crrize. The Medway, FINDLAY, from Tobago, passed by to-dny for the Downs, Al wcll. Put back the Eliza transport.—Wind S.W. DEAL, ATTGUST R. Arrived and sailed for the River the Barkworth and Sovereign, East Indiamen, from Chin ; and the Mangles, Butisv, from Bengal. Came down from the River, the Repeater, for Baltimore; Kingston. for Quebec Harriet, for,lamaica ; Jane, for Bald more ; and the Phce :is, for the S.wth :Sus. HARWICH, Auctisr s. Arrived the Besuloy packet, with a MAI and pas sengers, from Holland.—Wind S.W. MON I'ILME, AUGLizir 5. Arrived the Spence, Krum, from GreenlAnd—a clean ship. SOUTHWOLD, AUGUST R. The Conqueror, PA LW Ett, tram Newcastle, with coals, came into this bar 2,1 inst. She is now dis mantled and fall of water, and unless the weather proves moder Ate, it is le:ired. will become A wrt ck. VAILMOIIIII, AUGUS r 8. The foundation for Nut.sox's monument, consisting of 4000 feet of En%lisli oak plank. three inches thiciz, is preparing, and is expected to begin in a few days. Admiral ROWLEY, whose command extends from ac )re to Flamborougli-head, is expected her e few days, on a survey of his whole line of co:ist.— Sailed the CADMUS sloop on a cruize ; 3141 the Yor mouth lighter, with rctorned stores from 1,-ith this port, to Deptford Yard. Arrived, and rem Inv; in the Roads, the nottinA sloop of war, Captain HA WTAVNF. AUfI7.7ST R. Arrived the Vrtiw Johanna, Luirion, f, nm R'orkliam ; and tl.r Pt incv of 4;:sse ('bboaur,;, grim `:,:::.1 the Wxerkr), Britton, fur (:erns and Ler , Lntn ; Ocean, for ; Amphitrite, Nlu::lnr•tt , nei ; , fee Atitsviap ; DortiMy, Edmonds, kr flais.lieltels; Cratplt mm, for Ekisieur ; Leloy, 1.1 d,flast ; gorlotlA, and Goi.le I Lie?, Jiltik, Rutit CUSTONI-1101.1.i1t, AMU:a S. Stu r s .FN i Faro 1 w a us.— I IN' I Isill.n, Scott, from Saran rah; Jiiza , Par Lin, from Desrsit ; Hercules, It aura) , ; 1.1.11:1a Courtssay, ; and St. e.liz t, Mainland, from Sr. Petet:slsurzii; Jessry, Warr; and K.•I:o, Pottingcr, from Dantzic ; Worts, front Riga; Elizabeth, ; and Horns, from Calais; ()Saba, Cummings, from Koninpburr,; Hors , 1•owell, from Jamaica; re3Ct, SOllll.lll, front l'abmos ; Europe, —, from Baltimore ; Utile Gibson, from I.e3fonl ; 'Frs. 'v, Ward, from Honduras ; Echo, Dall, front Sierra Leone ; and Mercury, Ladd, from Rotterdam. OUTWARDS—The Friends, Bulmer, for Lisbon ; Nra Sra la costeolacion, Guyeorchea, for Seville ; New Erirn.l4lsiis, War nt r, for Calais ; and Wallace Edkin, FAlkin, for New Otkans. Captain BELL, of the ship Trelawney, arrived at Whitehaven, has brought from Jamaica one of the largest turtles ever imported there. Its dimensions Are two feet and four inches, by four feet six inches, .Ind its weight .I.Bolbs ! On the visage, which was six weeks and three days, it laid upwards of 1000 eggs, each of them somewhat stualler than the ordi• nary size of a hen's egg. A few nights since, the brig Anna, lying at Irvine, having just completed her c;:rgo for rialifax, the Master went on shore to convey to the ship two u , the last passengers. In going out of the harbour, recourse was had to a sail. 'Cie night was breezy. and the boat wanting bailast, was overset. There were en board, beside Captain MILLP.R, two seamen, and a ' , Umber of the Society of Friends, from Bel last, with his daughter, who was going out to jon her husband America—Wl of whom perished. 1 E3NC.; OF tHE r;TAl:!ti.'3, IN CELttii:ol.- TIUN VUJTORY. 'least “ ttlsirr:A." A POEM If 71M. riozie, Artnc 6. ci tl Y Ng:Ar AND os erR rocms, AND or TUC ' , tali spr rvic AA:4 lIDN CAS, " UNDLR KU!' A 1 310. LNCL::II toPI•RA I:te!,!f.• I'mwreathe, t trvreathe the sacred hough! Crown whit green oak the Warrior's brow 1 to the ennquoi it% Wairi.e• cruwn'd ihei the bud !vie? hll nail., resound! 'Wake to full run.le all the strings Warrior, 'lts thy cow.: re 7 fi! , ; 4 ! thy env NT? Y thanhi her ter, I'nr the dory rhea haq wo'c, For tho pow -r 0.7 cern bestow;, vtotTe-once en le-r foes! Of r, witis joy, 'hall Mail , rlS spelt 'l'it Lc shall dr.dring virgin; reek ; The lip.; of age rehearse r ue to ne . And infants hey r lir honnued name. '1 h • air that far.s thy native vale, :13311 hreatl,e of . rni:e in ever? ; Those ivor , J, of otleer life• shire O'er the e'ear 111,•hr with beams ti.vinei Where thy ; :e,l'eAt ancestors reside, t'l 311 -ound ed - Tic r, their tutere ;wile ; The gods themseive..V . th a‘,N tel voice At utterance nt illy Tier with lunch 0,114 !.ey I.th-brat., Aid weave I t I.Y LiilitwitS fair! We ten,tier hal:weed 01, flu*, !n all their j•e,e, in all 11,, tr care, The .qrnin song Lt lit aven Titre- in 0, lr •-,2:11C3 eve 7reet Anti Lid 1 arr. oak -crown'l wltzior, prow. lir.s Yr N . 4 aid thy Cou;sva.:'s le.v ! • Aliti.lieg to the ate cut opition ilea , after death " •Elet soul " Itnies t.ther tinen,s, in attoth-r SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTINO, AUCtI3T 8. 1817, D't4C.ttl est 3f. LI! ( ;1't• • 20.1 , 1 1 apt V7Hte1..c1,.. In to 1 ::I , t (7:ln-tenni. ss t to I nest Rt. ilr • to I ayst lio'in. 7to 1 ay,t rot Stanley. io to 1 acto s;;Llt. r. 11 'e I upr ita NtWMABr.r,T S 7 t.r.:;= , . sto I apst Indus. . leto l ay.. G Azur. I 8 tot a t ., : TROTTING MATriri—Tile fattest mach cn rt t:le performance of th , r ishenernei mare (wl• WA t() have•tinttel 19 milec within the ter:: place near Elackwater, nn W:rlstest!iy, tor me hundred et s iiinezi. A fir.l roan seven re•trii t?;e pri petit/ :vlr. SAND 7, ::as T • / trit S. rniles iH V.O minutes. .I;.ca mile was J as fo.loa-:: UIN. SM. KIX. et. C. 31 r.......... 3 2 t :f3 ..... . :1 SI 3 ..... 3 1 3 I tl 4 ........ . S 3.2 5 The mitre was pulled up after going eight miles, at she i►ad but I ntinuze mi.! .11 seconds to do the h:►ll role. and il14: Was h-cdt haute •he had tiuial►e.l the &It o:i!e. `JR 17 l'orrchy Otford Races commen,t-ed, when the ;'nl4 cop, value 100 guineas, and 70 gLine.is in spec7o, carte won by Mr. Itoger's h. c.l9:%lrcarnv, beatinq M. knit's &lig:lrian, Mr. Ashburst% Snowball, an.l Mr. lilake's S.t kizhard, all tau-year it:s. rice WAS contestrd I y Soarecrow and Bulgarian. Sir hard vas the favourite at scat tins, when the kiting in his favour was live colour. O n the same cLly the Nobl men and (I.ll:lerneti's Pursj of £:',o was won by Mr.: Crecy, L.:sting Mr. Venus, Mr. Wetbesill's r, Pryse'.. Meg Murdoch, I'Ar. Bocies Forks, and Mr. L•e's Mange). There were titrees good heats for ties ; ti:st heat was woo ly Verais. (.).‘ tlie Dal: • of Niatib.,intig!.', Fifty Pounds veers: won e...sity by Crecy, beating Mr. Dundas's Os iginal. Th, NI. In!ii ir,' P10t... of 45..) tot ho:ses br.:ll, was won by Air. Fosier's Pis kit., in twa he kti it g Mr. Ito,ter.'s i ltrotne, Mr. (2!..tanock's Clara, Mr. I,:.via's M.ss Pa. .r.g, ant Lindsey'i 7,acii. In conia.crence of the loiere Pb of t! , e tees. tall, the. Rat:. s on d tys tt•ete wcil attended, and on the iirt.t (I.y eat. !r. rt The course W.i) f.!•.cd crock:ion, ti.e whole of the ntoeting 1u...it,: ctlextsentely wril. T::e Sr( 11. PLyton and Mr. Stricklan I) deserve ;1. :. ci.rnoten.iation for thtir exce:lent rnanv...t s te. mem. .\t no meeting of this's;ind, were 113TIWM , fr4.ndship, and conviviality, more eminently can. spicuour. The otdin4ries, which wete at tlatt ,Ft.tr 1.:11, were very well attendeu. The hal!: were, a ilm.ll,;:t Of! Towiill.4ll. This room has lately nitric:- gone a complete repair, and oppeartal v..try when lighted up. The conip.tny on Ectl: tverins was ye; y night the Crst &met: t. is led off by Sir li. alts; Fane, and oa the last twiiiig by Sir Li. 1'.•; tun and Lady Caroline C'auschi.l, w!io wc:e followed by the Duke of NI:trl• bus ough and liss Fan?. '; • I WPM: Aar* the extraordinary Pedestrian, finished 116 w.!lk of 1050 miles in twenty successive dam IL l'ortmeadnw. near Orf , :rd, on Tuesday last. fie .„,„ 1. ,b run o his wonderful tall without erFeriencing any ill effects. and appt:•red in as good health and spirit; at the termination as at the commencement of it. The following i . a statement of each day's progress: July It rant Day • 531 July 29 Thirtit'eneh • 40i la Second • j.. AI Fourteenth . f: t 19 Third • 524 31 fitreenth • 4 / t:o I::,orth . SO 1 Aug. 1 Sixteenth - !4 21 Filch • • 41 2 ':.'evetternth - Si V:: Sixth . 524 3 Eighteenth 23 Seventh - Stlf 4 Nlne:Mtb .52i 24 Elgirh - -5 , 2 A .i. I - Twentieth Mb 25 Ninth . 52 1 : Walla? to ar.4 from his 2G Tenth . 62.; fa!gings at V.'oivreein St 27 Wevei:th -4:: ...... 2S Twelfth - s''{ it'Lt) SINGULAR Pnormat-- In a ccaTipany in which it* iifieulty of firing the atter.tien, even tor a few ma. menu, on any one subject, WAS discussed, a Gentle. man offered to give his horse to any ',arson who .:ould repeat' the Luau's Prayer without allowing bis nind to wanders One of the patty gladly accept: :g he proposal, immediately began—•• Otlf F ATIRI vh.ieh att in 1-leaven--but mind riu to hare tn. 'sidle and saddle too I" by %hid) 4st ett;o4 rt, ef :muse, lost his anticipated reward.