The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-18 00:00:00

_ • AAN sawussj,,,, • . The .eotattezmano, •. . LONDON, WEDNESDk Y, JULY 18, 1821. No: 5118. "The Cil NM for 'chid* HAMPDEN fell is the leld, end SYDNEY died on the &Void!" - Pe . V - 1 I . . I ' .4i. , or, . PRIOR SEVEN PINCR• BANK OF ENGLAND, July IL IEOI. lIIHR Comet of Directors of the Governor and Corn pang it/ the BANK of ENGLAND hereby give notice. That Thursday next the 19th instant, bebop appointed for the Coronation of his Majesty, the Offices for the tranifer of the Pubiie Funds and for Me detirery of the Diridend Warrants will be shot en that day. The (*sr! of Direetors, with the comenrrenee and at the mined if the Committee It, Bankers, recommend that Bills and Notes due sae Me 19th instant, be paid on the Itith inst. and they will for that purpose glee directions to their Clerks to present them for payment an the 18th instant. he order to facilitate the Public Business. the Court gi Directors will meet on Wednesday the ISM, instead of Thursday the 19tii, in the next week. R. BEST. Secretary. SPARROW'S PORTABLE BALANCE MA CHINES, for weighing Sovereigns; in construction the most simple; In execution the most perfect. These petit machines, upon an unerring principle (rendered por table for the pocket) are so accurately exact, that the esti mation of a hair in weight would be sensibly observed on the equilibrium of these just-invented machines. Their practical utility having met the approval of most bankers and brewers, they are strongly recommended to all mervhants end tradesmen employing collecting clerks, as they embrace a threefold means of detecting base coin, which has given them a decided preference over all denominations of stales. Bold only by the Inventor and Manufacturer. I. F. Seaa now, wholesale ironmonger. IT, tiun-street. Bishopagate. Mechanical experience proves that the specific gravity of platina approaches rather near in wei7ht to that of gold ; it therefore becomes absolutely necessary to have recourse to measure, which is accurately performed on this balance-ma chine at the very instant the coin is undergoing the trial of weight, so that every facility iq rendered to discover the reality of its value, without the least difficulty or the shortest lOSI of time in weighing. N. B. An Apprentice is wanted at the above warehouse, but there needs no applieation unless the parents sre truly respectable, and the youth Industriously inclined. Comitiesleas in the 2d Ayrshire, or Cuninghain and Cum net Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of to Comity of Ayr. Adrew Hunter, Esq. to be Capt.'s. vice Logan. pro mold ; R. Alexander, Gent to be Cornet. Counission in the Huntingdonshire Regiment of Regular Minis. signed by the Commissioners of Lieutenancy of tie County of Huntingdon. TO. Hunter, Gent. to be Ensign. trails extremely like those of malty land animals. T .e concourse of spectators, owing to the novelty of t;, circumstance, was immense. Orders we understand hare been given to hare then buried, to prevent contagion. , County Wexford, July 13, 1821. Puaitiltv BANKRUPTCY INLARORD. B Holland. Bexhill. Susses, cost merchant, from July 41, to itpt. 6, at the White Hart Inn, Lewes. AT MOUISET HURST TISTRILDAT, lIRTIVIIIN SAMPSON. (THk BIRMINGHAM TOUTS) AND ISTDLET. FOR 50:. ASID(. BANURPPTCY 11UPIESIDILP. V. F. Wilburn, North Shields, BANKRUPTS. Pilkington. Mile-end-road, baker, to surrender July 4.August 4. and 28. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Mr. Toms, mall-eourt.Thropnorton-street. W. G. and E. M•Mullen, Hertford, grocers. July 21. An -14. 28, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Fitzgerald, Law reme-Poestney-hill. J. Muwifores-ems* Milk-street. warehouseman. Ate - P. 16. et the Evldgewater MIN tns, Manchester. Minnie's, Mr. Hatfield, Manchester ; and Mr. Ellis, Chan eary-latie. J. Spence. Yarm. Yorkshire. grocer. August 40.41, 1 1 14. at the George Inn, Yams. Attorneys. Messr.i. Bell and Bro crick. Row Church-yard ; and Mr. Garbutt, Yarm. J. Cotterell, Worcester. timber-merchant, August 2. 3. V 3, at the Hop-pole Inn, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Gil boa, Worcester ; and Messrs. Cardele and Co. Gray's Inn. WHBREAS, my Wife, Ellen 111'1)one% has sepa rated herself from her 'husband and three children. this is to give Notice, that be 1411 i not pay any debts she may contract in future. Given under my hand this day °fink. mei. Witness I) %YID MPONIEII.. DANIEL DomeavoN. 41. Monmouth -street. Seven Dials. • EAST INDIA DOUSE, Ms 11. 1921. TO PRIZE AGENTS. TRUSTEES of PRIZE MONEY. ♦ND OTHER PERSONS ENO AGED IN PRIZE CONCERNS, AND THEIR It F.PRESENTATIVES. rill' E Court of Directors of the United Compaom Merchants of England, trading fu the East Indies, do hereby sire Notice, That by Add of Parliament of the Ist and 2d of his present Majesty. esp. 61, which received the Royal Assent en the 2111 of June last, all unclaimed Shares of Booty. Prize Money. Head Money, flounty Money. and Salvage Money. and of Money ■rising from or distributable in respect of any Capture or other Warlike Service whatsoever. belonging to officers, Soldiers, or Sailors, or other Persons in the Mili tary or Naval Service of the Company. and remaining in the hinds of any Prize Agent of other Person whomsoever residing in the United kingdom, are to be paid over to the Court of Directors in London, within six calendar months after missing the Art, to be applied to the purpose of Lord Clive's Fund. and Poplar Hospital; and the Persons having knelt money In their hands, are required by the Act, without further notice, to deliver en *commit thereof to the Secretary of the said Company in London, with a list of the Names. Bank. Regiment.or other sufficient description of the Per sons entitled thereto, verified by affidavit on oath, of the party required to deliver the same, such oath to be taken be fore any Magistrate or other Person authorised by any Court of Law or Equity to administer oaths. PE7'ER A (DER, Assistunt Secretors. - - - -•-- elOitON 1 IN HUFFS.—The MAN I Rlt of the RORF.S having appointed G. F. CHIANG and Co. Lace Manufacturers in ordinary to his Majesty, the Peers. Privy Councillors. knights Grand Crosses of the Rath, and others who ofllciaily attend the Procession, ■re respectfully Invited to inspect an elegant ASSORTNIENI' of RUFFS. in t:ie style and shape approved by the Heralds' College. front Five to Fifteen Guineas each; also RnMes. Frills. itc. of the Real Point end Helmets fabrie.—N. R. Court Lap pets. DrPs4es. Lace*, Re. in splendid variety.-147, btrand, 4i oweruet-Ilou se. ANGEL INN, ST. cLEMENT'S, STR 1NI). GENERA'. OFFICE. IioRTR IVELLING AND CON -1 EYING PARCELS AND MERCIIANDIZE. TLIE following. MAILS and other COACHES go fronithe above Inn :7- Paris Ito)ni Mail, via Dot er, Tuesday and Friday Night 4. •t twelve. Portsmouth and aosport Mail, through Gods!ming. Pe terslield, and Portsoa, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 8., Ou its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers and parcels; and a Mail Coac:i sets off to Chiehestrr, through Drayton. Havant, Emsworth. &c. Gloucester Mail. through Henley, Oxford, and Chelten ham. every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sun:lay at half past U. Dover and Camerhitry Mail. through Gravesend, Chat ham, and Feversham, every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past 0. From Conterloin . pa•settgers and par cels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, itsvmsaate, Sandwich. &e. ; and from Doer, parcels are conveyed to Folkstone, Vindicate. Hy the. Dimclourrh. Romney, and Lytid. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen. Llandilo and Haver fordwest, I.•%ery evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four inside. through Reading. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenliam. every Morning at a quarter-past O. Bath and Bristol light Pint Coach. every afternoon at S. Bath light Post Cond i. in two data, to carry four through alaidenhend. Reading. Marlborough. Devizes. and Melkshain. Nlunday.'it eilnesday. and Friday Mornings at O. This Collett i• riiii ey intended for the accommodation of Families. Invalid , . &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cuek field, every alnrming at S. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only four in side, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings. at a quarter before 7. Dover anti Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening at half-past S. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 8. Goilalming. and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Epsom. Leatherheftd, Claadon and Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston, Dimon. Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornintra, at 10. Jim:ley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I. Sunday excepted. Littiehampton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursesty. and Saturday Mornings. at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich. and llroadstsirs light Post-coaches. every Morning and Evening. Orford Light Post-coach, through Henley, Le. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Rept lator, to carry only four inside. through Kingston, Guild- I lard. Petersficld, and Portsea. every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester. on the arrival of the Mail, through Emsworth, Cosham. &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Poast-coach. to carry only four inside. through Staines. Basingstoke, Whitelturch, Andover. tic. Morning at 7. Strotrdwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Mouth.) through .Ihingdon, Fariagdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Mornings nt a quarter before 7. Tewkesbury Pnast-coach, through Oxford and Chelten ham. every Morning at 7. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead, Nettlebed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 7. NORTHERN COACHES. York. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North. ever) Morning. at a quarter past S. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale. Huddersfield. Bradford. Leeds. Hallifax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor wich Coaches. Daily, Sheffield and Rotherham post coach, called the Rocking ham. every morning at eight. and the Nelson at Nine. Sunder:and, StoeLton, and farm coach, every morning. to the George Inn, Sunderland. CARRIERS—To Twickenhamilrentford. and Isleworth. every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con veyed from this lon to every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat in the following trounties. v is. :—Berla. RIICAS. Cornwall, Devon, Dorset. Hauls, Hereford, Gloucester, Kent, Oxford, Somerset., Surrey, Sjssex, Wilts, Worcester. South Wales. all parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guern sey. and all parts of Franca; and to all Parts of the North. Take notice, that no package. containing glass, china, watohes, plate. cash, or Rank notes. however smail the value, will be accounted far. if lost or damaged; nor any other parcel or passenger's luggage. of more than 31. unless speeifled as such WWII delivered at the Office mod paid for accordingly tot Neat Post-chaises, dm. at the shortest atdice. ESSENCE OF SHRIMP>. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish..b . it has induced the Proprietor. IIF.NRY Po\% ELL. at his Wholesale Oil and Italian 'Warehouse, 32, Newgnte-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all oilier Cenuine Senses, Pickles. he.) to return his mast grateful acknow ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the same lime begs leave to acquaint thew Out it is sold by all the Oil end Italian Warehouse. in London, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throu , „Thout the United kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed " Dintwore and Son." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchant.. Captains. and others, it is particularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in an) climate. TRUSSES FOR RUPTUREq. G.VIVAN and Cal., 21111. Fleet- 'reef, (lisvin:r repeatedly vneeeeded in the most diffieult eases of Rupture. with PINDIN'S P %TENT 'rstussE4. without Metallic Springs) kale such co:i i,lrare ill the sitperiorit) of their Instruments as enables t! t in to inform the PJblie, and especially those with obstinate eases. the sill at: ri as the MnNer. (if after a fair trial of s •oahle Pmbi.) they do not succeed. East. Sect . arty 311:1 Dtnsatt.lTV, being the leading characteristics of these Trusses. and many of the laborious class much benighted hy them. Protessionsl and other Gentlemen connectrd with linspitals. Truss Sorielles. and Workhouses are most respectfully iisturentd they will be served on reasonable hernia. N. R. Persons sending the ciremnferenee of the boil) be:oir the hips. and the largest part of the thigh stating which side• they are afflicted, ma, depend on being comet') fitted. FICOM TUESDAY .“Gurs O.4LRTfE. —saw— CROW OFFICF., Jt LT Is. MEMBIIRS RETIAINED To srltVit 141 114Ib PRESENT PASLIA. Nevi. County Bornuch of Carmarthen—John June*. oil-or:wi lfully. in the 'ai.l honos7h. Em. in the room of tile Hun. J. F. Campbell, (mow lAird I 'ftw.lor,) one of the Peers of the United kingdom of Ores! Britain and Ireland. Rorosicti of Kinsalr—Rear-litiiiiral Sir Joisias Rowley. Bart. knight Commander .it tie Ratty. of Drunoma, in the count) of I.eitritu, in Ireland, 1:1 the room of U. Coussusalscr, Esq. deceased. WAR-OFFICE. Jt . Lv 10. 9th Regiment of Light Dra;rouns. lion. F. Lase.lles to be Cornit, by purchase. Tice Sir F. Vineent.w:td r-tires. Ist, or ilrettadier Regiment of Foot Boards, I.:sprig° sad Lieut. R. Fletcher. to he I.i.•otensitt and ('iplain, 11) pur chase. Tire Erskine, who refit-is. To he Ensigns and Lieu tenants, without purchnse. Etssigl and Lieutenant lion. P. Ishhurnham. from half-pay Coldstream Foot Guards. vier Fletcher; Ensign and Lieutenant G. IV. Eyres. wont halt pay of the Regiment. Tice Norton. rs:,g, resigns. Ist Regiment of F.ett. Surgeon J. 0 Klkiesgton, frost half-pay of the 30th Foot, to be Surgeon. rice T. Davidson. who retires out half-pay. 19th Ditto. Lieut. W. Holden, to be Captain. without pin.- chase. vice 11-tinwnring. deceased. En.ign J. iheriff to hr Lieutenant. sire Holden; W. Childers, lieut. to be Ensign. vice Sherritf. 18th Ditto. Survon. J. Barns. from half-pas 4th Royal Veteran limitation, to h. , tiiirgeon, v ice W. Carser, woo retires npon 4341 Ditto. 11.1,•:r...1it W. Cirrutheri. from hilf-pay of the Regtornt, to be Lieutenant, vice T. H. tirubbe. who ex changes, receivilig tho iiii7er..-uce. 64th Ditto, lieut..l. n. stow., to he Captain by purchase, site Itutchiu.oo, promfuedi in the 49th Foot. Ets.;ti I'. D. Holm, to lie Liwitellint. by purchase, vice/limo. 90th Ditto. Brevet I.teiat..Colonel Hon. 11. It. I.ygon, from the Ist I.ife Guards, to be lieut.-Cctionel, by purchase. vice Alsten, who re:ire•;. Ist West (rtin Rezinient, Lieut. J. Nitekay. from half pay fork t Imigeurs. to he Pavenaster, vice Letlinglient, whose appointment WI: been ancelled. Firm cr.—Maj . r Gni 'ever. of the ISth Foot. to be Lieut.-Colonel in the Irrn). Capt. W. 1. rsa:.a!, of the YIMh Foot, to be Major in the Arliv. Commissions signed b}• tit.. Lord Litreteisnt of the County t o T. Rusithy. r..q. to be I)rt.ut Lieutenant. F. S. Blunt, Esti. to he ditto. .1. r. E•ti l.wit!!to. Commisbietts Itit• r.vrd Lirutenint of the County or ktmt. C. T. Pitttenson. Esq. to be Oeput L'elitenant. J. Cobb. Esq. to he ditto ; 1. Weiland, Esq. to be ditto; H. Jenner. Esq. to be ditty.; J. I'. Pi.iiiiptre. Es. 4. to be ditto ; E. Eke. Esq. to he 'Mtn: J. Rrockesan. Esq to be ditto; R. C. Croughton, Elq. to be ditto ; J. R. Williams. Esq. to be ditto. _ _ Fast Kelt 11.-iinient or Nli Prvce Ittde. E4q. to be t'npitiin; Ilitton. Esq. to he ditto; 1.. Paine, Gent. to be ; ler. Gent. to be Ensign. Comasisslon4 signed by the Lord Lieutenant or the ruling oi I)vion. Irwin Clark. Esq. to beLicpu;yLieuletiant ; F. B. Dick inson. Es.i. to It!' ditto. South ',peon L. Tetnp'er. Esq. to be Captain ; J. R. V. antler. Esti. to be ditto; 13. A. Barbor. (hot. to be Lieutennot ; 11. Arden. Grit. to be Ensign. East flevon.--C. E.g. to be Captain. Consinissi 0000 s in the Reufrett 'hire Regiment of Nlilitin. signed bv the Vier Lieutenant or the County o' Renfrew. W. Moire. jun. key. to he Lieutensiit Col. •iee Maxwell. resirised ; Licuteunist and Adjutant G. Jansirseu to serve with Me rank .4 explain. Commission iii the Royal Sh.rwc , d Fveesters. or Notting hnuishire Regiment 101NI ; I'lla, si3rei t:ie Lord-Lieut. or itte County oil Ntittinglom. Toootas Salnioa. tient. to be Lieutensot. Coinieksiuss in the Royal ortu Gloucester With. signed by tile Lord Llessleti.o.‘ of the County and County and City of lltotteester. mot •••• !lie COUtl , ', * and CI!, of W W. Ila • 'm Lie..tetiale, tier Jones. dill tals ine first r. DIVIDaNDII. August S. R. Coßyer. Cheltenham, porter-dealer, at the °serge Inn. (Arnett's—July V, C. R. H. Bailey. !twat lowlield. Wiltshire, dealer, at Gaildhall—August I I, J. New ington. Tunbridge. farmer. at Guildhall—pule N. R. Col lets. Maidstone, at Guildhall—August 14. 11. Hitchcock. Deal, linen-draper. at Ouildliall—August 7. R. King. Mine ina-lane, merchant, at Guildhall—August 11. T. Herbert. Chequer-yard, Dowgate-hill, cotton-merchant, at Guildhall —August 11, J. G. Rldwill, Exeter, wine-merchant, at Guildhall —August I I, J . Smith, jun. Ra magat... carpenter. at Guildhall—August 31, J. Crossley, [Wilma. and King-street. merchant, at Guildhall—August 7, J. J. I) , u ....a. White chapel-road. collar-maker, at Guildhall— 9, W. Mu& ield, Birmingham, printer, at the Stork Ta -ros, Birming ham—Aiwa-a 7, N. Hendry, Kingstonotpon-11 aserehant, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. cenTinc ims.—AVGI IT 7. V. (kicky, Terrington. Norfolk, shop-keeper—M. TAM tuft, Paternoster-row, Spitalfieldt.. merchant—R. Nail, lul t.ro-street. Soho. carpenter—R. Simpson. Neneastleoopon- T)ne. perfumer—J. J. Rattier, Mincism-lane, brotser—R. Carbery and D. Howell, St. Jame.'s•street, hatters. PIIRTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. N. Palmer and Sarah Roberts. Bristol. milliners—J. S. Smith and J. Goldie, IVlsiteelispel-road. reetifiers—R. ilas. lass and J. Ateliers. Ilucknall-under-Iluthwaite. Notting ham, colliers—T. Earl and D. Pennington, ('heltenham. ii• irer) -stable-keepers-- J. If. Pollack and IL C. (Isles- -J. Bullock and J. Jeffery, Bristol, lime-burners—L. W. Luke and W. Ke) ors. New Sarum, timber-merchants—T. Hood. and R. Raines. Tipton. Stafford, coal-masters—T. Kirk sod T. Smith, AlecciestieW, silk-dyers--W. Beckett and J. Kirke, Kingtion-lipon-Hull, getters! commission agen.a—R. Ellis mad W. Wynter, Fore-street, Lemehouse, protision-uter ehants—J. and I). Illroweleg. Cheltenham. plumbers and glattier—J. B. Wilmot and W. Jeakes, Ureet Russell-st.. Bltionsbut —K. Porter used .W, Walbrnok, ers• wwwirrs-=-Is. PfeStott sad F. J. llolatt, litUe timer-hill, Wm dealer.. 1101:11, I'ISIP. The Monarch of the main has condescend-4 to visit our Irish coast. The beginning of this week slio.11• of Whales entered several of the Anoihern boys of the County of Wevford. They were p owner nits at rethard, and Ballygery. At Fells.srd,ll3 were killed ; at fially.!eary 31. They measured eerier/111v front lh to 31 feet ; one at Bagenbon measured, w. are old 42 feet. The great Oreenland wh:sle is gene rally from tit) to 70 feet. This oneltiected visit. whirl, onr Poets may hail as a precursor of a Roy Visit ot an.•ther kind, will prove profitable to many of the in habitants of the Wevf...rd coast. —The following ele serip:ive paragraph is from the lrealin d Herold ut l'hirsday "On Itindav night, about 9 o'clock, thirty-one 141u•.t-headed l'haralo•s, or Spermaceti Whales ran ashore on Pallrgeary strand, near liallyltire. They were from 16 to 34 fret in length, and were all se cored by the coutvry people. The head of this fish contains nearly one-tlsir , l of the whole bwly. The ~ouch is situated at the nuder part, and the tinder . jaw is very small in prison to the upper. The eyes, which ar•• situated Eshowe the corners of the mouth, are remarkable minute. *1 he tail is long and slender, and the skin smooth. None of the whale species vield oil of better quality than this, though others produce greater quantity. Yesterday the blabber was en tirely separated from the flesh, which is of a pale red colour, resembling pork, and the prize -owners, to whom this unexpected visit mast prove a very valuta ble acquisition, ►ere busily employed in converting it into oil." TO THE EDITOR OF TIDE WATERFORD A most extraordinary circumstance took place in the Bay of Fethard, county Wexford, on Wednesday the I lth inst.—Ahout four o'clock in the evening of the day mentioned a number of very large fish were perceived by the seamen of a boat, which was at that time making in fur the Bay. Struck by their uncouth and extraordinary appearance, they resolved if possi ble to drive them towards shore by frightening them. This they accomplished by making directly towards them and beating the water, throwing in stones and hollowing. The fish, it appears, were frightened, for they instantly made for the strand, when a most novel and extraordinary sight presented itself. No less than 52 %Ph&les of the Grampus species were seen rolling and flonndering through the shoal-water ! Perceiving that they were so closely pursued, they endeavoured to tarn towards the deeper water (near Bannow), hut ' were again prevented by some of the sailors pushing opt, and again preventing their retreat by beating the water, &c. Unable to get back from the shallowness 'of the water, they were accordingly surrounded and destroyed by hatches, sticks, poles, &r. It does not appear that any satisfactory reason has been assigned for so large a number of tirampuses ap• nearing on this comit, but we are willing to suppose with Bursa" that having pursued a large number of small fish they too greedily devoured them, and having followed them too far were thus unable to get back. The leog•h of the longest was more then 22 feet, and the girth of its body fully the else of a colt's.— fiesh (when the outer skin was stripped 0) had exactly the resegabbeace of bad beef, and their en-, It was only the ontized-ort part of the fancy that at tended upon this occasion, and the road, in consequence of the Coronation, was rather thin. At one o'clock, Sampson threw his white to into the ring, attended by Spring and the Got-light Nan, and in a few mintitei afterwards Geblet, followed by Harmer and Bob Pur cell, repeated . the token of defiance. From the well known activepunishing qualities of Sampson, he wt.+ the fisvoarite Sand 7to 4. Mr. Jackson was not present, having business to do at Westminster Hall, and his situta tlon was filled by an Amateur, who stands very high in the fancy. Sampson appeared in excellent condition ; and he told his friends, that he should win it in 20 minutes. liyh let, in point of strength and stamina, was by far the best man. The detail of the fight would by no means i - terest the attention of the amateurs ; suffice it to say, that one hour and four minutes were occupied befo:••• Sampson was defeated ; it is, however. but justice to sly of him, that he, assiste d by his seconds, strained every nerve to win, and fir did not finally resign the contest until Nature had quite deserted biro. Hyblet was the most punished ; and in the early part of the tight it was gllllolli i to 1 against him ; but * his strength and other goo,' qu a lities enabled him to tire out Sampson. 'f!. latter, as in all his other fights, went off from weakness. Theffosh side lost their bleat, and it is not unworthy of remark, that on she %Arne day last year, the 17th of July, SAIIIIO%OII was defeated by Martin, at North Walsham, near Norwich. The second tillit, between Johnson, the man of colon r, and Oarrol, tile Suffolk Champion, for 101. aside, orrt ircreeled Ilcrot! ! The Black was under the care of Pad dington Junes and Joshua Hodson; and Oarrol W. 14 handled by Harry Harmer and Tom Shelton. The loos! arms of Johnson were terrific ; and in the course of 01.1 first two rounds, hit down liarrnl in such a decisive in in ner, that 11l !rilineas to I were Or red, and also a 'nines to a shilling, Inst no takers. The Suffolk Champion had been in company all the slimming with Mr. tux's is.Tima: but a few bits on his nob from the Black re lllll veil this troublesome customer from his upper w.irki ; and he in turn bectine the assailant. Johnson displayod not o nly good !inflow, hut game of the highest (viably throughout the tight ; and °arm! astonished the ama teurs with the high courage he displayed. The lurk showed nothing like lighting, after a quarter of an !twit liail elapsed ; and tiarrol, when he became sober, pusnisli e4 the HI c ; in every direction, and threw .4144ta dread folly round. IVheis 80 rounds had elapsed, the I;in'oires.and several of theism:apart, recommended that el&tr should take place ; hut the gameness of both the islets spurned the otter and declared they would fight oust the hat; le, and only wished the best man should have the money. After 86 rounds had elapsed, occupying on, horn , and 43 minutes, the Black resigned the contest. Mosso was terribly punished ; and the high courage played by liarrol, who was nearly two stone lighter tli4 n 11114 opponent, received the loudest cheers of approbation. After the fight was over between Sampson and liyh!..t, Josh. !Nilson threw up his hat to light the latter for loot aside. There is no doubt but a match will be 'side between them. The battle between the Suffolk Champion and the Illark :vas or un.-ed by all present, to have beets the men terrifie e, n ►test ever witnessed; not excepting- the !tattle lietweeti (inlle►• and tiregson. tiarrul has rare I hi•uself so nines in the estimation of the amateur, shit elre.•ty he eau he haeke against any one of his weight tot 10111 aside•. Su.•ls a prime iy's play has not bee•► tsit l iess..,i for several years. Larkin WWI o►► the groin•l, an.l con . I have hero backed for :01/. asi•le against any :hsnx ..live; but as heretofore, the 11144 of IVur was !qt . - fereA to quid the field in a trhole skin. The battle was so terrific between liarrol and Jo!i-s -s in, that the amateurs were positively tired of it; a•t•1 ttl,ek •tisplayed more real game, good natnre, Imo emirs. ; than was ever seen in a prize light ;he w.ts l int t•• hr•l completely insensible. tivblet viewed the shove figh. ; and in conseitience of Alassn's having n 9 colour t.. tight under, lie generously lent hint his own, the Me/kir••eto. A subscription was made for the losing 'urn ; but in consequence of the swells not being pre arm, it did not turn turn out so well as has been expe rienced on former orca.ions. Brown and the Bose fin ! , were matched at Lawrence' • , or Wt. aside, to fight in three weeks. CITY IIysINFSA.—A Court of Aldermen was 11(.41 Yesterday at Guildhall, at which Sir It. C. Glyn pre sided as Locum ' Alien* for the Lord Mayor. Messrs, Aldermen tearratt and Venable* gave the usual bonds to take upon them the office of Sheriff on the 28th of September next. Sir W. Curtis signified his assent to remove to the Ward of Bridge Without, in the roam of Sir Watkin Lewes; anti the Court requested the Lord Mayor to issue his precept for the election of an Alderman for the Ward of Tower, in the room of Sir W. Curtis. The Court proceeded to hear the Peti tions of Mr. Hughes and Mr. Tegg, against the elec tion of Mr. Lister, as Common Councilman fur the Ward of liassishaw ; ;end Mr. Adam, as Counsel on their behalf, was heard at great length :It the bar of the Court. Mr. Lister was heard in his objection sgainst the same. Sir C. S. Bunter, Bart , Aldertarin of the Ward, was also heard, and examined further •.; it nesses. Strangers haring withdrawn, the Court p-o -ceedeil to consider the case; and, after some deliber 4- tion, fivally adjudged the election to be void, and p7e. rept* to he issue , ' for a Warilinote for a new electit . n. Putilic notice was given to several persists in cteri-l &nee respecting a proposed reduction in the pay of the coal-whippers, upon the Petition of the ship-owners in the north, that the 'Collet could nit he able yesterday 'to come to any decision thereon from the press of other basin's. Mr. Cuthbert was admitted one of the officers of the Lord Mayor's household, in the room of ' Mr. Fisher, resigned. The I tiqoests of the Ward of Cordwainer, arid Sr. Bride's, in Firringdon without, atteodod with presentments. An extra allowance of one pound of beef, and a pint of strong beer, was c;r dental to be made to each of the prisoners in an gaols of the city on the day of the Coronation ; awl the !runt of the Guildhall to be haulsouttly illaminated on the eve of that day.