The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING nrrlituovicE. • DNAL. October 24.—Wied outsets or sallimp. PORTSMOUTH, October 24.---- Daphne. Ward. from Peteribirt.—Sailed- the Marshal Wei. • lingteit Packet for lemales. • PLN MOUTH. October st—W.llo 130-4rrlved the Profited, Wick, from Rim In 21 days. ' FALatoure. October 211.—Wind liiutceas, and, Dpioe, frost Loudon. • E.—Arrlted the Hiram, The Emanuel, Bassimoiek, from Gottanburgh, stroe the Newcomoe Seed, off Lowestoft lost an anchor. cable, Se The Robert, Remelt. from Memel to the Ivle of Man; has arrived off Stream's, with divulge and must discharge to repair, having been rap foal et by the John Reed, of Liver pool. • Penzance. OetetortLe—The Friends, Martin, from London to Bideford, its workiag into Moant Pier last night, passed stays and got on the August Reeks and received considerable damage. bat wee got o ff end warped into raspier. • The Brilliant, of Guernsey, has been got off the Warden Ledge, and has been taken to Southampton by a Pilot boat. . We have the antisfactlon of stating that a veer large • • am . jority of -the hsierain Nottingham. we aewasli bnt • seven or 'eight bo o sses bare agreed 'to Eive, r tiod are now Riving to their workmen, the prices affixed in the statement of 1819; dab whole of the Derbyshire•hosiers, withoutomy exception.' hams agreed,• and in consequence, at least three-fourths of the hands have returned to their wotk, and are pursuing their noifel and laborious occupation.] We lime been requested to audios the names of those hosiers in Nettieglyans...who still hold -out, but this for ' obvious ratiodoin• we deelirre, art east fee she present. 'the hands In' het musty of Leicester have not turned nut, because the prices of 18W hays been regularly given It is computed that there • are about ten •thoessind needle cotton frames in the county of Nottingham, of , which nearly 8000 are employed in• the manufacture of stockings with regular telvairee, the workmen in these are called the plain hands, and are those who otieinally Struck for wages, three-fourths of whom are now returned •, to their labour.-110 , other 2000, to speak in round. numbers, are reorking an inferior article, railed spider and cot-up, and probably as many hose are. manufactured on these 2000 frames. as on the °Cher bOOO.--The workmen. iu these, who priniiipallv reiide in Sutton Ashfield, Mansfield and that iseighhourboad, are now at a stand, but we hope the difference in price, between the hosiers and the frame. work-knitters, whith is mit much, will soon be regulated' • to the satisfacliost of . all parties.—(Jt'oltils4efirdsi Review. • Surpm,K, OCT. Z.—The following extraordinary drum stance, though scarcely coming within the bounds of probability, Is nevertheless undeniably true. A son of slr. • I'lturrian, of Cotton, in this county, tailor, about 15 years of s ee, being shout eight weeks ago employed in shooting small birds wiiich were its the upper branches of a tree on • his father's prsoolers, !then the barrel of the piece bursting, .11s was struck to the groUnd; and the report of the explo sion being heard, .he was • found by Mace greet of the family lyiog apparently lifeless. On returning him into the house it was perceived that he was not dead, and the hest medical a listener being promptly resorted to, it was aeon discoyerel • tort oar of Isis eves bad beers forced inward by sortie part or the gun, a- d though animation was restored he was in. repaide of spe.ich, and any kind of nourishment, whether ' a ,lids or ligri ls, were with the greatest difficulty forced down, in crentitirseo small as searcely to be sufficient to preseree boot in existence. Its this painful and perilous state be cootivued during the space of five weeks, at the • end of which time the part of the pm which the explosion had forced ions his eye, mode its way through into his • moutle,-which took. place in tho. night, and by potting his • fingersinte Isis moot)) be brought it away; in the morning • it wertexansined, when, to the great astonishment of all who t wittier) it, there was the breech of the barrel , the screw , • • ".• sad is part of the wood of the stock, the wholenf which had mia..apace thejecident ern. making _ its way . through the 1 . .c . :nal cavities ortleditcarig sea wfital. on beiag weigh it • Mff e lmes toned to be of . tlty w. ight of two *emcee nearly. •tfalloaryiblith time (exrept In tfie loss he ;het iestabiatl of one ••••••• stif Miller) he sense to be Ilia filir way of Yeeotery.—(hter-, wlek,Mercury.) Notice has been Sent to all Captors Houses, that the Oflicert - .. ..eg-the k aeserld depsirtreents are to coosisier themselves from, • fhb tinsetiahlt to lie removed to any part of the )Joited King. 410111 of (Irma Britain. Scotland. and ffelland. About this' • time twelvemonth a similar tintless to the above was sent to' Riding Officers, and since that time a' general removal has Wen place. • Oar deserving fishermen have . during the week, been more isaceessfel in their catch of herrings. The- retail price is 18 a thilling.-•-(Brightois Nereid.) A few days ago a young swallew escaped from a nee ituilt lemeath tit • slat m at Teereglee Mak, and, the win • sal w being at the time op-n. darted stealoht into th e fittaile' •• 'parlour.. Here ' it was ftlluweit by one of the parent ' birds, anal in . tees than half s minute wes• wiled hawk to f the oast, where viber two nnrselings were known to be • }Aged. Since then the u bole brood - hate disappeared, ' whether with the view of migrating, or of burrowing under the eaves of some lonely mansion, canoot of course be iscertaioed. It is a rare cireuniatance to see - swallows .• • hatched so late, and, judging from appearances, the old pair, nho have lingered much beyond their time, will have great diffieulty in piloting their offiprin,g . aerates the track less ocean. In fact, in our humble opinion. the younger • swallow showed the greatest wisdom of the two; for the mansion it earaped into happens to be occupied by the Factor, and perhaps its purpose was to ascertain whether be or the Minister would farego the usual process of eject ment in the ease of a feathered jumper. and allow it to sleep oat the winter quietly on the estate of Tetresses.— Dumfries Courier. NaD Does —A dog belonging to a perms of the name of Woodersek,living in St. Mary's-larte. Lincoln, event mad lest week, in consequence of having been - bitten by the mad deg. that was shot fn Lincoln a short time, since. After biting his master severely in the hand and arm on Thurs. day, the lfith, he run off' into the country, and did coosi derahle mischief in Dunstan, Itietheringliem.and Dlinikney, is which latter parish he wits at last dettroyell. It is re ported, that booklet a member of Pits, sheep, Sad' other ir.,:malr, two men liate-al.o been bitten by hie). Woods co c k has gees to Drocklesby, to put himself under the treatment of Mr. Susi' 11, huntsman to Lord Yarborough, a p'neon who is said to possess a remedy fur the bite of mad does. A tteinge. intliffenntee has been masifiested ale Lincoln, by raw, persons loaping deg., to the dreadful coss!quences that pay occur es well as to the teenage of the rababitants to gilheral, in sufferino their dogs to be at large under such ciecitioatances. -• A second handbill Ina been issued by the roagistrater, bitt, like the ibreier one. it *sly contains a request tbat the *owners of doge will keep than up. By this sopinenesi, the ,public are in a continual Mateo( danger dad ideria.—(SrareAard Xeres ) • 4=le of the dogs, male and, female, brought our to by Captain Parry, have arrived in town. In poiot 4 1 44• and colour, they very mach resemble the Ponsera -41014--0 breed el does now Nearly extirictits this couatry. They am ,coesiderahly larger then - the Pomeranians, but 1114:ge as the Newleinadlainl, With th e reset' head of fig, an homiest, 'liOnit in ;hi' forelegs, aid greet, in the faine-oawo essential qualities ter the par t7arysiraught, tii.whttb their are Applied .in their native 4 • • The laibrof -1154 Melt dots' .Almoniac, Chet of tUR& Ililjahata..• Whey ipplia pilit figal affetted by eiseesess iliet-Loadarc aissarpleete. lady - . areesdosait eeksiely • The doge were, owone ocessiew,-,lt •is 'said, of st •agek I' OWN te sliiy, At a moment Of some danger; eight of: r,ezt...a were yelled to a drolge,•invil dragged tree of andtam a very considerable &leaser. • THE STATESMAN s • THE MONTH Op OCTOBER, ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO. OLD STTIor•WIDNItiIi/IT, OCT. 231 a"Igl " Lorin Vicssloti drpirtsd this morsel Ufa; to the giant joy of ill the Sons of Parchment, last. Night Twelve. sod flied not worth a Groat. - - - " Morning pitons with a furious Huificane k ttatikd Ali-. ehaebnaa Ton; •thit will blow and blaster ll' the West : *DM the 28th of next Month—and a Week after: •- " Clients knock op their Council •by Si:: • • " Constables harrying down to Wneteriester biNlae, to !A* especial care. that the Law shall not rao out •of thi Hall. 4 , " A dozen Count ry A t t orneys breakfast la Hell! 171 Eleven. Weather Stormy and Tempestuous at tholiar all day lone. / " Night calm at the Tavern. • THOREIDAT, OCT. K.—Wind still continuos * MN! in th• *esters Quarter. " Four thrift, Barristers crowd Into a Skull (a wltsiril)' about Nine. and score their Clients fora Coach. ' • • - • Six Couple paled (married) at the Fleet at Tait- - repent next Horning, " The Death of deo Ingot of Spoin—a ntrir War eon -eluded upon by the Half Pay Moore it %Ito Parade at Eleven. t '4" Meek Jobbers key at Jonathan's. Irma Mweive'tit • es Much rattliog •af lie trill Die e. at note ifitit's.t . notoog the disbanded Oopplos. hod Male Init. • •••• • • " Juries swallow tbeliOiniet II the Afteriiimi is wlibiy 'at the Bell in Westminster,' at they mellowed their Oaths in the Morning: Out drunk by Eight. " PRID:111r, OCT. 25.—Tbs GOOD'S. OP SCOLDING op by Fire in the Morning at Billie egate ' from thence to Temple Stairs at Seven, takes a pair of Oars at Nine for Wesaeinster, stays thus till all her Mad-Guard are dispers ed and gone. • • • • • * • • • • Morose. ea Ocr. 28.—City Port: rehrsioe his Gods bad Goddesses all the Morning how to behave themselves in a Pa-., geant, mad welcome my Lurd Mayor. "Cooks busy In raising Pye-erust Fortifications, which the Heroes of Chespsida wiN storm stoat 'sinfully next Day. " Old East ladia Compass" look ss scornfully Upon Ranh ' Bills, as the f.uwyors in Weititinster Hall upon roars PA,U• IVs R is. But this is no Nowa. " TVISDAV. OCT. 29. Tone 111Avoa's DAY, OLD 4rrut.s— in Cheapside stuck MI of Faces by Ten. Wicked ,kaaooef Nests-tongues and Hams oa board the City barges about Stereo. " Artillery men march two and two—pair and pair, burlesqued jn buff end bandileera. Need no Head pieces, Wirtes heeiug fortified them. " The Vintners and Brewers—Butchere and Surgeoas, justle about 'Precedency. " The Ladies pelted with dead Cats, instead of Sqs b s, from Tyrrlve to Three. • ." No quarter given to Castarda at Gni .6 Nlgitt greasy. moist and wet. (as usual) withlartba 'City Walls. , "—(Sumersel Ilonse MirceUany.) * A Coffee Hoes* hard by, so denominated. t A Glinting House so called. t• City Poet, this is a ant (as I guess) at Sir S. Sinekatoie, the poet of/Other's Itali, whous•P pe pilloried in the Duneiad —or else at Ekenah Settle, the City Laurent. Equal to Nor. 9, New Style. SCOTLAND. On Wednesday last a Glasgow ruffian, of the name of Stewart alias Numro, made *sodden dish into the shop of Mr. Turnbull, siothier.Migh-strest,lidinbargli, and carried awn a web of cloth which were lying upon the counter. thltrestseprise he waa ambled by two associates who rensaieed 'eutskie. eye of whom, named say, was about a year ago. before tire WO Con i r ' t ir cl l' ltstteiary, 'for lioesehrealtiog. 41a SO coarse of half an hour the 'three fellows were traced to a house itr the Cowgate ; and the two whose names Ulm beta mentioned, were taken Into custody. This band, it seems, have been oomusittlng depredations, of late, with ma audacity almost unexampled., A few days ago Stewart alias !lima°, went into a shop in Lothian Street, and while praising some silk bandkerridefs, it. snatchettseven out of the young womb's baud, and ran. off with them. About the muse time he suddenly entered a shop upon the Bridge. and passing his arm across the. counter, drew away from the window 12 silk handkerchiefs; with which be got clear off.. Thursday .ketcart alias Ala sro was charged in the Police Coort with alk.Alrese theft*, and Twopenny with aiding aed abetting hipes sad the two first thefts having been clearly estahlishertimainst the forgoer ' he was sentenced to sixty days eonlincuserst in Bcidewell for each offence, and to be fed during the lad sixty days upon bread and water. Fur his participation in toe first offence. Twopenny was sentenced to six.y days' confinement. The cloth taken from Mr. Turnbull 's shop has been recovered. For some time plat, a family in Eflininiegh has been ex• posed to the annoyance of a very painful kind. One of their female servants has the misfortune to be married to a man whose dissipated habits have compelled her to desert his society, and to trust to her own industry for a support. The msn; brisling now that he had " too little wife," was in constant practice of intruding himself iotu the house of his wife's master at all boors ; and endeavouring to regain her affections by all the soft blandishments which his passion could suggest s When refused admittance, he would Eationsly ring the streeshell until the door was opened to him; and when he found that his persu 'sive eloquence was of no avail, he said he would hang himself up by the •eck, as a sail example of slighted love. A few nights ago he [ underwent this process to such .good purpose—(his hand, kershief, which twined the noose, being fastened to an 'son her of the window)—that the fondly, after cutting him down, wereohliged to send for a sergeon to restore him to animatioa. These practices at length became so intolorable, that it was found necessary to complain of him to the Police Court; and Friday be was bound over to keep the Pelle"; Thuteday, an honest lkard working Cobbler in the Cast)* HiH Edinhargh, haring had occasion to kat' hlt stall for a few minutes, 'acanthus's], left * one 001104 t note lying upon it. Finding that it bad been converts' sway, his Nitpicking lighted upon a little urchin of seven years old, the son of one of tilt neighbouts, and having gone in clued of him, be found him and an elder brother seated in a pr-shop, withplier,and beetsteall before them, and a': reasonable quantity of porter! The boys denied the theft, but alleged that they bad - foaticl'a note, ten shillings uf : which they had given to their mother. This she restored to the Cobbler; who being still out of pocket, conveyed, Has two youthful delinquents before the Police Court, lint assisted, with a warmth which did honour to him, that he would not fur the world have the boys punished, as their father was a very honest man. The soother of the boys,. who was in Court, seemed deeply affected by their whin: ehaly sittiationoand pledged herself to relish' the loss sustained' by the Coldsler, open which the two prisoners, were di/twit:ad front the bar s after a salvable admookition. • - Witsosos, OCT.. 24.—Pto with Wog reasarbably Ani lids teoroing, bilikislaYtOtasslad by Lila usual peesoils of-bis suite, rode out - 10 Ide limiest up Ilsokiog thi cheat Park. Wasys i ltappy to say tkoltiluic sonaluoos iii;ilso..Oujoyasai of siostixeolleat . lissl*--(Cuuri Cis e 'rbe ) • • .1 • oesosaboa of. etc paw Pope took** Ott the .411 t Mat. oi.D . • Thy, , Grand Jury. having • throsgb4 16 ' -pmerastioes t a, Poor , sense lato Court with the rienhtfot battohefiflrtbetn. • . . .• f orenuut handed up to the Learned Judges a . written ceimact eatlon id which' they spoke in hfgh ferias of the state of New-. gate, mid alluded to something which Mr. Jostled "Knit said' eould, not be matter of public discussion, and therefore de stating what it was; he, hot . he, however, handed •dowo the paper to Mr. Wachter, the Governor. • ' DORCLART IT ErnlOittON. • G. *kid was indicted fOr borglarlossly breakletend en tering ibe dwelling:housesof Andrew Kelly, of Edmonton, op the l'ltt last: and iteallarpreperty to a considerable smottOt. The charge was fatly broneht • home to the prisoner, and the Jury fogad Gollty..--Death.. • • . . Jig' pit Shepherd was indicted toy lierglarlonsly breaMitli and Mitering • the dwelling:house of Charles . Poole. Esq. of Iltnaniers, sad stinting' two geese and ebildle, his' proisSity. .*Thi - Juri found hint Mr. Iberia thltanwaddressed the prisoner at, BOOS length,. ,itsd told Rabe was monvieted. upon the ,clearest,evidenee.of a emits( olTenc., and that his life became forfeited to.** ofead ad laufirwf • hls corintry: The . only (Aimee of mereY he had to ,expect from the Royal clemency; noold hi big full alsdosoro of the names of his desperate amenities". • • 'Phi Weimer left the Bit appitiiintly unmoved by Oda Id . Yesterday. Miry dam Pearce, familiarly keowo to the. police 4s Lad" ,Barrpaore, vat put• •to the bat, &nod witli haring *Wen a • sovereign, the peeperty of .lei 'oOlten. • sis'avei - Belton was •dallea.:litid Oil Viiffieepbei If Ma chriatiele name. wu #s4yi itif. be replied that la imee. Mr. Boron tlaititow then said, that there Was C homer in the case, as he was designated as • Thome In the bill that bad been found •agsinat the:prisoner. Hie Lord ship therefore directed a newßill to be preferred,aod desired the- witnesses in Court to • attend the Grand: Jury at Clerkenwell, for the potpose of giving evidence to the case. . The COURT eapresied the 'highest disapprobation at the conduct of the witnesses who' were to have attended to pro secute a prisoner named Field, whose trial for a burglary near Edmonton was to come on this day. The witnesses having neglected to appear against the prisoner, the re cognisance a were orJered to be retreated, and the opinion of the Court was, that undue means had been resorted to, iworder to defeat the ends of justice. I Ames Tibbs was indicted for stealing a. pint of brandy [end two bottles of wine,.tbe property of Messrs. Wand and Hlakeway.—Henry Yates, an ()Meer, stated that he found the property named in the •indictment, and other articles at the prisonees isouse.—Williatn Sate, is clerk and cellarmen to the prosecutors, who are wine-merchants and store-keepers, gated, that the prisoner was in their employ t they had inspected him some time—never was authorized to take Wine or spirits, without leave trail him or some proper authority-shout two years ago Mr. Blake way took him into bis service, as be was in distress.—The prisoner made no defence, but called three witnesses, who gave him a goad character—be lived with one of them fur five years. Mr. Baron Gsuatiw, in addressinr the Jury, referred to the statute passed in the I.st reign, to protect masters from robberies committed hr their servants, aed . expesienee had shown• the necessity of it% existence, si every Sessions ' the Calendar exhibited a number of such offenders.— Verdict, Guilty. His Lordship oloterved, tint he was de tesseineil that this salutary Act of Parliament should not' 'boi a dead letter, mud Instantly sentenced Bd. prisoner to 14 years' transportation: —'' - • ... • rdwi .1 1-TYE:VILE DSPRAVITY.—••• g.a . 04 hart, an urchin, seven years of age, was indicted fur steelieg 225, in monies, nuns ! hired, from the person of Mary Cogner.HThe prosewrik itite4; *arent lieileY iniiiiiri With 'IMO tnittit . Xliel' 'tSak' 251. to gef something out of pledge, totl'ae . itiet oaf's;r crowd in ' Mhrylebene. 'esitieshled to witasis Is . .ig6t, ihe, was i n ki e d la . j..in the nab; what ettiniliortbere she felt something Move in bee 'pocket; and Purling her hand 'outside her clothes; laid hold of whit prored'tir hi thO hind of the ri er, which nhe held until she had riven him a step o face, and then she let Win eo ; ,lie felt in her ' pock d discovered that only,three shillings were left; ' here a e testable took him up, ar' at:edged him cif rubbing her of Wis.; the prisoner said I hays 25 ; 611ings in my.: pocket, bet it is my mother's, the gets sotrOic she giees it to me to take care 0f..--Tbe ?Meer ststpel to the same. 'effect,. Ind added that, in a , serest pocket in his jacket be toin4.l4s: 6d.—it was the practice of ganct of pickpockets to have a child like t hii toicorousit. the robbery, a'id hand - the pleader to thew, Illinois went to. Isis parents, who said be had been nb-ent shout seven seeks, and -they would have nothing to do with him. Mr. Baron Ilawauw, in feeling terms. lamented that L i child of such' tender years should be so depraved. He added--" I suppose. Gentlemen, I need only ask you to de liver year verdict." His Lordship then utecrvad, that he would consult his Learned Beother as to the manner the prise:mei should he disposed of, limy at length:decided that although it might seem harsh, the Court would record against him fourteen years transportation; and nu .!oubt but Government would place him its •ItOttie school," where if he behaved himself well, it stould not be carried into full effect. • I. On Tomalley. sa the Uuion Leicester tlay•cottch was de scending into Northampton, full of passengers inside and out, theaxletree soddenly broke. and in -an instant the roach wokthrownlupun its side ; fortunately, the number who I have to rOat a that they" escaped unbolt . ' ate all but one gentlemliti.'a Mr. Drage,* Smithfield salesman, 'tiesiding near Market Harbro', whose leg was broken. It is also an incident s worthy of notice, that although by the violence of the cuncnssion, the box seat was completely separated from the .coach; neither the 'coachman nor the passeogey who saCwitia him were in the leastalegeee ioittredi • •• . • (In Tnesday se'nnight, three butcher.; of Boston, two of them being native, of the town, and very respe ctably ennnectede"were examined before the mayor and maxis- tratea,_on a charge • of violently assaultfax tied • beating Mr. Hobson, draper, in High St/eft, - mid his wife, and her uncle, Mr. Lightfoot, about a toile tetra half from the teen. as they were returning from the sale of the effects tti Mr., Edward Soolhy, hetweeo ten and eleven' o'clock the preceding *night. Mr. Hobson bad been as. Ai ting ittreceiting several hundred pounds at this, sale, hat luckily:bad not the money in his pocket at the time of the attack. However, ev, getting,, home, be found that in the a ff ray he hid been robbed of what paper's he had' about him, which were s in in inside breast packet of his coat that he had closely buttoned up previous to leaving Mr. Soulby'e house, and the greater part of timer "rapers were found upon the road, at some distance from the spot ahem the attatle was merle (rider their cirtunistanrets, and from the intemperate languagetitat was used by sone, of the prisoners at the time of the attack, the =paroles' deteronnettiCominft the& all to Lincoln Castle, to talc, their trials it the next moiety., fey a Islarhway robliery : and they wee* wreerdingly conveyed .tcr Jettreolw ow Saturday. *S.—Otani/ord •Ofrilfe•-ercidety the that lot- of Graziers'. 3.4 M BSL. kicks of Okra, afnalist was delivered, which wily' *Nei.' sidared th e opeabstahbe seefea...althoue4 a coat . deat , of lialtaktosilitst bed : . Issess, mail nib ,oeisim.. Oat, rime; eambefiC linen . Navy 21O:sweasiali cwt. isk .—Dix.4kgrait I *row Do.A4 cwt.: 41 10 01. Lomobler to priceo,74)s - te &le &SC • - Z., S.' _T.-a:74k _ __~' • :'- • ' likifitifiii-iirrEiti4utt. . . hitioaeompleAties.—Tmv*aii..bsi.s4. , stoid CIIP. Ulla! 001 - - Mtallettheeld's . tlig*a..4 ; a . 4; ... i 4 • g'..:4ii i*l. - W 1 ..1404111'2 FOAtlllitii. ::.; i• o 4 i ..•i I ot.i•4.1••: e tip i•; • • •• • Major Gillsert's Maher'', a 4a..._ . :34 . . .. ....S Mr. Hubert's Amen • ' ...: 4/.-ina • . -. • • AI E'en on the wiener:" ' - '• fOrsiepstakeifor Houten. ihrl7 l o; 4 11 t:f l'edit do t I thilitain Howard's Filch ' .. . ? ..... .•..-.... . • I. Mr. Relisou's Deis .... ~.. .4 i ... a ..; .... ;•. a 11 _ Mr. Idre's Jupiter • . .. 4• • • . 71" , •••' Mr. Laighateuilet ~...i ..... .. ;...............t.-.41 • ' Mx ether' started, IMO bid iltOOtelli' • ~ , -....igi..- r• :4, • R02115.--BPIIING.AND Laxamt.—'he botvreen the, e lade heroes is no longer matter of doabLit il erraday night the • • thistle Tavern was thronged with the fancy, bit with the es "pectation that the thing would come to a close. *Wing wit 'mom, and looked enothes " Dares." After the usual sate tattoos, the ponies more inamedistety latersatesi retired to ar- 'range thepreliatintries, and atter (as weenderstandjconsider able duffles—not to say a row, respecting some recent chcetiae - -. ,prodactlons, the articles were agreed upon, as follows a' Castje 'Patera. Ralson!, 00t.513. ARS,. • "'Thomas Winter Spring agrees to fight Joho Unpin tot 'llllol.aside—e fair stead up fight—half 'loins% Oise to be'sle 'lowtfd between each and every rottad,lo a it 4 Not th•:, to take place on the seveath day of. Janaark ..it, 19,4. • lirtfty !aikido aside are SOW OrpOlited %the hands of Mr. One Modred and fifty pounds aside to be made good at Mr. Rolobarls. Castle Tavern, Holborn. London, oa the first Mote. day la December. and the whole of the stakes to be made good 4 , • at Mr..Cribb•s. Union Arms, Penton street, Leicester.square, 'on the first day ofJ estuary. and unless the mosey is made good' es aforesaid, the deposits the* paid deem to be forfeited. An umpire to be chosen by each party, sod a re to be chosen by the umpire, if any dispute snould arise, 14.1sion shell he final. The fight to take place half way between London slid Minchester, or as near as may he agreed upon by the parties hereafter. 'rite place of fighting to be named when the whole money is made good. The stakes to he placed In the hands of Mr. Jackson. • "THOMAS WINTER SPRING. "THOMAS DICLCHER, on the part of LANG AN." " Witness, I. ROLL." Langer', we understand, is not at present in England, hot it positively to show himself on theist of December at Belcher's. He is saki to be (fighting weight) about ten pounds heavier than Spring, but ootquite se high. Spring, we presume, fields something above thirteen atone. Bets hate been made at 6to 4 on Spring. MORE WORK PO! LANGAlL—Besides the match for 800 so. vereigns.willf the Champion of England, Spring, our aspiring countryman, Laniran,ivas agreed to Sght Matthew Vipand, two months after the above match takes place, fora stake of 200/. This agreement was made o t the same day av the former, a case, we believe, unprecedented in the annals of boxing. We understand Langan, wits► his Wend Reynolds, intends spending a few days in Dublin previous to his going iuto strict Liu! ttttt rieesosaves Jultrital.) Tam-rim—The match for two hundred rsverelgns, between Mr. Hat's strippling mare and Captain Senithson's h h Guest, took place sesterday morning in Ashford Park, each carrying . 11 stone. The engagement was to trot fourteen miles, and the start was at opposite ends of a two mile circle. Betting 1.1 to 1 on the mare, lately purchased in Lancashire fur one hundred sovereigns. she hating performed fifteen miles within an hour, cerryint 74. sibs. The metals was perforated es follows ; the mare 59 min. t 9 sec; the horse bit thin. 45 sec. The horse broke from distress in the fourteenth mile, and had nn thence or getting ap in his piece again. Much money was depending upon the match. PEDMRIANIAM.—.4n order to finish the amusements of the morning, Mr. M`tiartli, a north countryman, undertook for a het of fifty "terrines, to yOl4-fide toe and heel seven miles within ao boas. He went offal.% *Weida -ate...and accomplish- • ed Ina the distance under the half hour; bet tic became tired In At seventh mile, end was ON )asds Imo Lis cosiplatios s iefka ito tope bad axit T - 74 irad. . " • - .rT-. • - • • •. • • • 4 " l lititLittY 'REGITSTEO, OY WEATIIVIL • • • .•• • • , . kylb . the olc s eeption of , a spriltitle of rein on &today a rte • soon, this we4k.bes heen uniformly fair. Sunday, and Tues., • thy mornings were cloudy; but the other days were renasiii-, ably tine, tbdugh the - wind •wis boliteron+ between luguiny night and Wedneedey s foreho'on. The 'temperature was not .ugoomfortlible,- notwithstanding • the wind had generally(' brown from the East, On Saturday and Sunday last. it is worthy of reinark, thut though the Thermometer was not high, Out atmosphere, being • moist and calm, or, es the Londoner's . y, In a mem state, was warm sad congenial to the feelings.. Tbis morning was anusueliy wild before 6 o'clock. but within , ,-an hour afterwards a cold fog came on, and the thermometer • - fell below the freezing point. The quantity of rain falloo*ere since I o'et.ork on Siturday lasi, is not measurable. • • Otrand, gets Y 5. r TURRICOMOTVIt. eilioce . .1 i i'etoetc. [it !got 114tINITIR. Oft. 19. E. VO, SI. T v 25, S bl 5$ • b r • 40 • 46 47, 40 Off ' 66 De • 60 M •40 803. 48 44 48 47 , 0.70 I Fah ' 30,001 Fair ,e 3 Fair ,I. Fair ' ,01 Fair ,04 1 Fair • ,23 , Cloddy At the Chichester Sessions last week, Peter Peafia, undar-cartcr to Sir U. M. Burrell, Bart., who was brought as an evidence against the head-carter for stealing hay straw, was himself tried and found guilty, whilst the head. c o wer, whom lie had accused. was acquitted. Froacs..-alsont 9 o'clock last nitbt, a fire broke ant in the front cellar of Mr. Dickman's, 66, Chvapside. The bonne is a taros oat., and has very extensite premises Whim!, Mr. Dickman, who carries on the Iminess of a Manchester' ntsrelsouseinan; occupies the front part, and the rear is is the possess:on of three individials carrying On the *oflg ' I • shawl, NOrWiellltin, and Coventry Abend tradeii.=—' • By the prompt arrival of the engines, and exertion of this " firemen, the fire was got completely undee by 11 o'clock.; The damage done, although considerable, is not so great as ander the circumstances might have been expected. This morning, Oct. t 2, about 5 o'clock, a fire we's die covered in the lofty range of. warehouses opposite so the King's old tobacco warehouse, Wapping. -An alum was • instantlyoirtn, and the engines arrived on the spot a.' ' run u possible : but all exertionsto extinguish the lianive were unavailing, and in two bouts three warehoases were a heap of ruin'. These buildings were the loftiest •id Liverpool, being not less than 13 stories high. They were,the property of Messrs. Thomss Keith *al Co., and contained neirly 240,000 bushels of corn, prineipalli • foreign, odder the King's lock, and valued at about 60.00411. besides a great quantity of cotton and other goods. The total loss, in, buildingwatil commodities,by this awful con. • flagration, Is estimated at'Llo,oool. The' preiiiises aad the balk of•the goods were,. we believe, insured in different bre-offices. It is leered that one or two lives have be e n lost by the (idling of the walls ; but 'we hope that Wet fears will be found to be without any foundation.. The premises being-coatigoons to a great number of dwelliog %hooves, the neighbourhood presented a *nest distressing scene. Thr iohib unts were seen running in eters di , rection, ooliv.ying their furnitnre to places of . sallSyc". ... . much loss Of preprrty - was thus apstaiuval ; bit tti,... abs esertioas.of thsrehirities, , hp ravages of $1 . 4911.re. w0r.,,, ~ smarmed to the range of iserehoetes. Ibe OrimarAceittitk . - • ~ . I aerie : tit prii4erthetr j eaglais 0911 , the mottidttlitit 044 c . • -,_..., sad apes -the adj,t!ittialt buil4ings. rut woik prtitek.gt . ;. '..,, . .very threateisittAr appearance, and are totterint . ..terieoWN l : 11,11.--(Liverpol Cosner.) I do ~~ .j A s , s t ,ri_.•:: rV4 r• . c , N i.a~'`~ 5~, . .~ q .?