The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-24 00:00:00

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SLI Matoes, Havre de Grace, pleebarg, teci—The Proprietor of' the above Coach hops to recelm a continuance qs' that 'support lollies has hitherto been experienced since the els oleneement of the " Union." ' New Light flog Coach to Dorchester in !thaws only. through Bagshot, Blackmer:ler. BasingstoPe. °eerie's. Whit church, Andover, Salisbury, • Woodgeate. Cashmere and Bland ford, at ts post 3 and 7.01 - lock in the morning. Bath and Bristol Post Coaches, thrintyk Chippentsani, Caine, Marlborough,. Ihstivierford. •Nehrbary amt. Rendus . • every Afternoon at flne ; aeries: at the gregisorutc( lump Bath, the London Tavern, Thomas. Streit, and Seas, •Bristol, early nextisersing. •e , ' Conches to Welk, Beidgewal.cr i Taslestellt., l and Piyamatil at reduced raer.. The • 1 Pire;' a nem 'Litterpbol tight CoWeb, wl44llis Wight do the :Road; eserryhty 'thmir;lnnt4e.net" eat Thelß eft - One ; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon OAS, thew' Woburn, Lattibury, Northampton, treiferd; Lbelerworth I fineklea. Atkerstone, Litchfield, Slone, Newcastle, Ennis ford. IVarringion and Prescot. • Shrewsbury, Wellington • andSklJ eat Light Past touches, every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. tiartylaple.-Southinolign. and l'rediton New Light fast •Coaele,every Monday; Wednesday,itnit Peking merging:, At 7 o'Clock. The "Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach. sets out "eery Afternoon at Two; and posies through Dahlia*. Itigytessea.le, Eaton, Ltnekrien, Stilton. Wansford, Stam ford, Greellsam Grantham. Newark, l'isxford,Varkhans, moor, Retford. ' l7airtry, Doncaster, bait perry-bridge, ar rives •at the Golden Lion Inn, Lewis, next Afternoon, at 1 2 o'clock\ in time fin. the Bradford., Ilaliftix skipton and lisiditersfield Coaches, at reduced Fares.--Drfeen through Wink our coachmen ante.—Lsolgagle and Packages, only 2d. per lb.—Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Rota, being unequalled by any other. Harrenegate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every Afternoon, at I, ti in the Morning. :Glasgow, Longlown. Gretna-Grcen, Annan, Dumfries. lirownisill, Thornhill. &involute Kirk,. Cannock. Kings seek and ali..Parts• if Scotland, a Light • 4-inside Post. Ciracis • Bridgenortl4•Walsal, Shrewsbury, Woo, and Ifolyhead New Light:fist Coaches, crow Moraing and Afternoon. The "Tatty Hrs,"l.lovehtry Light Fast Day 'Coach. every Morning at a ( patter before 7 o'clock. through Redhern, Dun itsible, Stoney Stnttford, Toweviter, Wewdoo, Ihientry, and goseherch. to WerWiek and Leamington. The." Express," to York. Scarborough, IVisilby, Shields diisiderland. Newcastle and Edinburgh, a New Light roar- Inside Pont-Coilds• with a /guard throughout ' • sets .ont 4*ery . Morning , by way of Newark, Iteljiird.DeneaSter, 'eery-bridge!, Tadeaster. Darlington, Nortkattertbss. Durham. Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrives ht VisiCthe next Morning,. we . RFF/VCIO ['MUM—Dr/reit through hilt a coach:nes: ottly.--.l 3 a*nyers Jedrtiag themsetres fatigue on the jrnsrney, tiorleited time they ptease, and then **reed without any ledifillonal fare. Marlborough and Swindon Pour Inside Day Coach, Aro* cibiboura, Reading. Lasnbourn, Parton, Lydington, , Peavey, Wootton Basset. itatesslatry. 111144.er/orris New latery and ilinidersisesial.—Driven through with out year-h -oax well The New Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Louth. tiro' Royston Cambridge iluulingdon. Pcterboro'. *eying, Nvalding, Spilsiby, Alford, Grimsby 4- Keening, at katf-past I o'ctoei, Sunday, at a epiarter 'before 7. The "Eyre's," a New Llyiet Fonr-!aside Post Coatis to Carlisle. Penrith and Wkiteharen ; with a Guard all the way ; pastes through Appleby, !trough, Bowes. Greta. Bridge, Riehmond.Catterick, 'Boroughbridye, Ferry-bridge, Dontaster. Newark, Baldry, Grantham. StainfOrd. Gree- Mans, Stilton, Biggletterule and • Baldock. Sets ant in the Morning. And perform] , the Journey with the greatest Fu tility, AT REDUCED PARE". Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea. lure, hare the peculiar adeantage of their strata being se cured Ist the next Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mail. Canshtidge {Aro' Ware, Dantingfoed, ilese.kland, Royston, Keening, at half-past 7 o'c ock. Sunday. at a quarter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lansdale, Milton, chorley, Ormskirh and (torsions Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The "Royal Express.' New Light roar-Inside Post Corseh.lo Liverpool, in 25 Hours only. 'Ara' Warrington, Preece. Congleion, Lawton, Newcastle, Rimigly. Knits- Aril. stone, Stafford and Litchfield. (Ley One Night on the Road.) every Afternoon ; unfree at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dide-street. Liverpool, next Keening. Tke utleantayes is Travellers who honour this chock with their preference are farssperior to any other on this Road, as the -Royal E.rpress" is driven throughout with 4 coach men only (3 less Minas' other coach 'to Liverpool)—a sa ting to Passengers too iridesst to require commune ; besides the' additional advantage, espeCially to commeecial inter; vets, of pesforming the. _pointy fn less time than any other coach ; and. nolvithstandiny its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors. pledge °unwires that for safety and ae minimodation. U is equalled 'by few and shalt be surpassed by none. Starordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon, to Lenard, Stoke, Shelton, Burstein, Tuostalt, f g awtoe, Hanly and Holmes Chapei. This is the only Cola direct to the Potteries. Wakefield .4-Inside Petit Coaches, every Morning gad Afternoon, AT REDUCED FARE*. Chester, Newport, Whileeltureh , Tarporley, 'etch,Nortieich and MiditlewleA Light Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. St a mford Light Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon through Baldoek, Biggleswade, St. Nnots, Bu'ekdisn. Alcoa, bury, Stilton, ant Wandiford. . Sunderland, Stoekton ;nil Yarns Light Post Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, at. REDUCED PI RES. • I Mountain's "Express , Umpire and Tally Ho," to 31an 'Oster, Winslow, Conytelon, Neweaelle, Walsal. I livinpion* Knutsford, Ness flour inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Oily One Night on the Road. tilsdield and Rotherham' new Font. Inside Post Coaches every Morning, called " The Express," and also " The Rockingham," every Afernoon. Ar . REDCCED FARES. The " Royal Express, " new, Birmingham Light Past Night Coach, in Ib hours. sets out e very afternoon, carrying -lima& only. passes thronyls • Warwick, Leamington. Soniham, Weedon, Daventry, Stoney-Sit afford, dad Torreester. to 'the Scrawls's trend, null street, itirminykarn. 'early the: sexl ntorniny.—Dairen through with two roacionert only. , The " Express" a New lipid Post Coach to null. Lin- Northeare, Bowden and Doncaster. every morhing, at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, ila.ket Place, Hull, and alsolhe • " Roehinyham" in the afterkoun at 2 o'clock. The Iler(ford, Ware. ilochlesdon and Chrichunt Coach. Tottenham skit(' Edmonton Coiiches daily at tierce., half. past two. fire. and cipist o'riock. s„,!' At lirdnerd Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doneasitt: L u guege and packnge4 at only two-pertee per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. reireectfnlly irq . uithit their Friends and the public, that they will not be acqountahle for any. Parcels, Passengers' i:.ugesse, Mite, ' le, of more than Five Pounds r sine, if lost, stolen, or dnostg,d,. unless entered as such. and the lamrance paid for. error& ingly, at. the Setietted :lead inn, Slio"..esrglroet, Sur w 0 . 1, 'London. • FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. • BANKRUPTCY ENL ARC ED. J. Hoaker. Altheate.ldinitet warehoiiseman, from Jan. 3, to Jan. 17, at 13a41E10'11 string. _ BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 0. %V. Marsh, /lope Rowdier. Salop, tisane{ manufacturer. 13.011U:tuns. J. llolares. Carlisle, grocer, to surrender Jan. 7, ft. and Feb. 3. at the Crown and Ati , re, Carlisle. Attorneys, Messrs. Mounsey and Gray, Staple tau, Loudon; and Mr. Ewart, Car lisle. • 11. Bury, Anstin Friars. Merchant. Jan. 10. 17, and Feb. 3, et Basineha I street. Attoruey, Mr. Cranch, Union couft, Broad street. D. tyon.flolton Is Moore, Lancashire, timber merchard.Jart. 0, 10. and Feb. 3, at the Bridge len, Bolton le Moors ; and Mr. Barker. Gray's tan square. %V. Luton. Bri.tol, huddler, Tee 30. 31, and Feb. 3, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Hammond, Furlo - Tan; and Mr. Hell. Ile-refer& '''S.ltobertsott, WhitstAble, Kent, coal merchant, Jan. 6. 7, wad Feb. 3. at the Guthtbs 1. Gintorbury, Attorneys, Mi. eanterbbry; and Messrs. Mations altdeollists,Chan -4W %V. Dunkin. Newcastle npnn Tyne. linen draper. h.. 31. 19, 'and Feb. 3. at the Dirt 1114.4-Newcastle upon l'yor. • Attor neys, Messrs. Bell end Brodrlcis, Bow Churchyard; Mr. Da wson, Newcastle uppu Tyne. J. Henderson. Blackfriars road. draper, Jan. 3, !0, and Feb. 3, qt Ilasinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Bow Church yaril; Cheafiside. DIVIDEVOS. .Jan. 3, W. Richards, Shofeditelt, snap nialler, Basinghall street— Jan. 17, T. 11. Sutton. flor.fud, Kent, in nkeeper, se tta singhell street—Jan. 23. C. it. Greatrex, Abberley. IVoreester, apothecary. at the Swan .liotel, Bira.l:•gliam—Jan. 30. G. Palmer, Mosterton, Dorseishlre. tallter,at the White Hart Inn, liearnineter—Jan. 2P. J. Scolxll, jun.. Minton St. GeorgeSo ntersetshire, at the George Inn,. Crewkerne—Jan. 16, 11. J. Triment and W. Vanartt, Liverfionl..merchants, es the Mike rit' Mr. Alison, Liverpool—J*o.2o. S. Worrall and J. Edmonds,. Bristol, bankers. at the Busk Tavern. Bristol—Jan. 16, W. C s rpland, Ilolt, Norfollc, miller, at. the :tufty!, Inn, Norwich. CEIITIFICATEN—Jas. 13. J. Melees, Jermyn street, St. James' s, oil merchant—J. Smith, Irradninei, D•vonshlre; paper mak er. PA IVICNERSII DISSOLVED. A. and A. 11111reitor, j.in. Liverpool-3. Jones and Co.Brisi tot, coal merchants—J. Ninott ait:l .1. Cuzner. L tllinston, So ! usersetshire, tit Irrs—E. Miaies end C Manchester, common carriers —A. Taylor and 11. liele. Fire milliners. •••• • .edarti Is owijoi_ ORAND MASQUERADE and CARNI -W., melee the irantetime..patroktge of several of the Nobility, w atie Wall at the ARGYLE lt 00.UE, iiii MONDAY NEXT, Decent- Wr P. 1513 ' not; • Om Guinea, liteln4lne Refreshments, Confeetierrerv, /sc. A .wi n ajigg fee Omes.atid Characters tit be markt* t he Cimmaittee. at Mr. m ai USEIGIST'S. Opera. Eelunuatle. Haymarket, why will supply the iftwil.ma )000e WO !MI6 . miles wile may be illtpoerd to regale their younger branches. with a -If aamterade, without ininaliiin in the niedey group. bay , Rosog (tam Iwo te Six Guineas. Early applirstion r i l ti ./ed, es the number will be limited. A Scale may be .etU it the . . ' , . ftalli7sigioqerukars %Mho duly announced. _ - ,„ 0 ,048.W IttelitWitio-Merchant to his Witt , iti g o...oo. Dio., or Cisixduco, next to the I( inq'a 'theatre. Otero i.inicliatntarliet, has plieehaeed the whole of Itormoot er oly. areA One tg•lii diptitiiaur ill elli'DoSics. whtell. for trait, Savour an 4 hliatchless • ln pipes and iteribeado, at £lOO per 130 Gallons, Veriunis Itsaissklils doe Wine are requested to be early in their applies. r,.MlttXnet. the shore will be forreerded Imo. the bowies, Docks. g eet these tan. parthaaer.— C. W. his in Stook •soisse of like .. Powrs m and to itiessoviiie: he ran offer at re . durri . l ' . • mat, • ob!pprd by the follcuying Itisuiies —olxou. flanntleraos,l Akio/W. leihoiSte. I.4lPme Helix PORTS. stark. H.S. fasts' 4 4. ' . lift 3.1e.3J. per aut.: gli EIUtY, 33a, 114.40 r dux.; atm . . wintwite4 aSiiiine e.ti.r. MADE:IIA. tic W. per duteo.— :'o IG .' • . elo bepai.l. ,r 4, • vitaotop Donlcoift.pflo).llllAMPAGNFS . •-• , ':- 4 4 ar . • 1111401 1 (oloolneint. 4044 WA I , • ... , m. . of tot 140.1010401b.i •Sa pet ea., of 30 fhtrrr I , al . St‘R ASCUI: 4O (Few:oleo Soli Sara). INs. MI. Tta.weasikre. MET:, 7crkt. per d ux . 11.11 nearrbottlea by s '!„.. . 0 004pAnNe Off MOST nr.t.tetaus QUALITY. .• • 12EICL WGI,I,A.TON, Wine Merchant, IN , ropp , Illooahotreit, near Vigo-lsor; into •inot rlPllPiffil )7 Cassel : the, er.Pr WINE. which in pnlitt of amour und brilliancy of appear-. I ",ORM &warrants to he unequalled...t the low prier of 4'. 4 s. pectin:en • .04.1".0., per etuaeut•mspesior time tins...urea. 4.3 a. perabioon,, .•,"."`' Imp eittliatftY, liao.per anzen; very fine pale ditto. matelit.w4 • I ;14111T INDIA MAI/14MA. 42.. per doIenCPSNIQUIIVE &o.;. AltlflN A. 12.. twr &nen; SUCE44I4IItI, 12a per doze,, • .LW and. lAsorts)N. Os.. Per d.seo: LWe high ampule. CLA . • illaitotpr,rhrten; SACTEIINK IIAItSAC, :24 per dozen; CA . PL: • ' i'4;;liitr,r,, ! ‘ r n tes:,'..T.ttro, ili,e2,n casnt.: itnliter::;l'4•27iirPtreer ant.tl a:briers ..,, . QS unlit cotwinee %be Pithlil.they are for on int' Poor tiv'Por ..V. lore nieripense within iive InilP/ Vi lOWA Country orders own atualedlo.—All Letters twist be post pain. * 4 . . fSLONE/ON anti WESTAIINSTEIt IMF: and • — PI RFC CONIPANY. No. lti, Strand, near Craven *Arty mee.aber 84.111.1ANG the following ARTICLES,' for 'Clap. warrented Genuine and imadalterated:—Fine Porte, : , besk bottled. for Immediate use, adds. to 4ts. per dozen; Old =lOll ditto. from two to seven years id bottle, 48s. to 63i.; and Palo Sketry.Ses. to 4'4.; curiously line Amohtel :ede. ditto, 61.15.; Telieriffr. 305.; *Atlonia,•Lisbon, and Moon- 404; beautiful Rueellas.4oa.; excellent Claret, 00s. ; Os.; Savterne , Frontiguiac„ Sta. ; prime old 'Resta tat.; Red and White bparklii.g _Champagne. ell , . to dais.; Cape Madeira and Sherry, ids. ISsi.9ls. and 21e.: old Ptirtsin the wood, from SM. is OM. per pipe ; einlnge • tOnt to 1101. or in gustier Ca slot. Sherries, 912. to I East ana Watt I nit% Maseire, 9tll. to 1+31; Gin, 63.0 d. to kb. Ma. mid Ore obi 'rom, 110. Bat. pergalloxt Rem, I Is• very hest, 13V.; Preach greedy, tilts.' s. and old Cogoac„ da.; lied aid 111t1te Novato. Creme de Hose. Ice. Os.; Cowscon, 10e.4.1. ; larseellino, 148.0 d. per Risk. ilrutiwrs and bottles at cost preces, or allowed for when retertwd. C.oantry orders. inclos tug 11,44M5/teat, addressed to Mr. Wal.Uodrrer. StragO, Kellirdisilleildeti to. Letters must be post paid. . P1;1NO-rOitT1ii3 AND HARPS, SECOND-111,13,d00R A 8 NEW. • WATLAI. 13. Ltite,ter-place, rano Forte . Alaker to the se) al Familial' of Frame and Ott Nether- 1 ,laadr.ungl.jo Nut thichms of Clarence, begs to submit to pnb tic none* t'Caftsinet Plano Porte. r ot 'Jo ha attained In Coach and tone. 'lanai price aluty tlulneaa, for 39 gni. •neits ; an elegant Inlaid Rosewood Cabinet, 73 Raines, for 60 italnraa; Square Pisan, /31ruineas; a Pedal Harp. 4. gni rial/40.—•N.111. A new Douldc-action Harp, cost 110 t. for 90 polaris. late the property of a lady. Cases sold or lent ea hire. Old luatruwents exchanged. " Be Just, and Finir not." Odtbe 'Mot January will be published, Part I. pti:a 21. 6d. • . (to be c , allowed monthly) of a New Work. entitled, PUBLIC C LIA ItACTCIi; comprising Memoirs of all.the eminent Pei sonages now thing, who are distin giddied by rate , . fame, or tel. nt. • ' By EDWARD NEWTON, Esq. . , • E uhellislied with Portraits. ApppllFV.—ln our announcement of these Memoirs of Pub lic Clairecters. we deem It necessary to state, shortly. the lead• . leg (rehires that will ilistiog&sh them; these sm, tHelity in eueseillasia, and firm bat temperate conditet In our sti iotures.— easissisplish the first of these objects, much pains Imam been talent, end. long preparation made ; and • for the second, our ow* seem ity spinet wounded feelings sill be the best ptage esin tire for keeping within the bounds of oroper but free llow fee the Work will meet with a•favoulable erceptien fro n the Pobtic, must be left to time; ell we can as la. that we shall study to,deserve its favour, by devoting our boat eitestion to the objects of Laudon: Printed for A. Whetiier, Mitre court, Ely place, Holborn; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. PARSONS IIssOPING Col:ell )117.01(1711:. A N eireettill and safe remedy for this dangerotts .711 eompttlnt. having I een n,los'ill-tere.l for marry rears with minotant flame,ebr Yr. P.m.'s*, Surgeol, West Maltose, Kent, be iss in itse-s1 by the itteulsbne of Isia Vrien.ls, wins hive u iillP.S*ell PS beriencial slicer. Us massy oastmost severe cases. to °Ha it to the Public. It may be a.lnsisslst. =with perfect surety to rhilAreu of the most tender age as well M to .0••••• • more anrept period. sq lakalli la itneleti, at So ill. each, by Butlers, Chemist.. . 4 . Cloaaside. t i t. SSA, Regent street. (near the Argyle ltoomsd London: 4reterlors• -Ittistrusb; Sarkrille Street, Roblin; and by the principal Stedleide , throualionttlie United 14i isgslons. ''.. • ler 110msretul . bra.k for •• l'Aneoxii Mumma covcrt Manton/I.' VERY FAST TRAVELLING %:to Doman, DMAL, HAMSGATIC, NIARGATK AND CANTERBURY, • Four Inside Coaches. and keep goOd time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET , • • sNow-nt LL, LONDON. • r, 1E following LIMIT POST COACIIItS, Mails, • Ste. set out fr above Inn : • . Th e" Royal7Weyruph,” Dorer , Deal, Ramsgale, Margate,. • . Veined !quire, Canterbury, Feversham, and Sandwich new • 'mitperior foot Coach, every morning at a t.past 7 o'clock. * l .-14 consequence of the decided preference given to the re lieurapietoaeik, tke Proprietors are determined no expense be. spared to render it the first conreyance on the /Seat Read. The " Tally Ho," Birmingham very fast Day Coach,Morn -I_ng at thefore 7 o'clock, through Re dburn, Market Street '1 astable, Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Tow aster, Weesion. Daventry, Dunchureh, Coventry, and Stone l'fri."ge, to the Castle I iotel, and St. George's Tavern, High •Street, Birmingham, to Shirai% Wellington, Hddgenorth, .sheitan Stwenshory, Salop, o;westre, Nantwich, Bangor, .Tarporley, Chester and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 .toschnien only. to eousequm.ce of the decided preference given try the Tally Bo Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall tei..spared to render it the first conveyance on the Iltralicghain Rood The " Sovereign," New light fast. Coach to Falmouth, Ply nionth, Exeter. Truro, nOtin•th, Peuryn, Ashhuiton. 'Votress Dortmorth, Weymouth. Onreites,ter. and Salisbury, every Morgleg at i ; thrown Hoolt , m, Axminster. Rridport, Bland fend, ntockhridge, Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, ISackviater and Hagehot. tile only Day Coach to Weyrnovlk. driven through . alga two coock.men only,) through ilagshat. Blarkwalce. ; nothigstoke, ()colon, Whilehurch, A ndorer, Woodyeafs, ;CasAntore. Salisbury. lilandlord 4 Dorchester, at a quar . lie past 6 o'clock in the horning. Packets from Weymouth to Guernsey; Jersey. Cherbourg, _ Mate4s. 4c. every Wednesdft and zeturauy afternoon It Wein*. • .o rr ip. . . _ TICE VAMPIRE, OF TilE OCE.S.% • . From the President of the New York Lyceum of Natters History, to the Members, dated New York, Seetetnber II 1b23. On the fhb day of September, Is23..rettirned from a crake off Delaware Bay, the fishing.smack lin •.--She hid sailed abottt.three weeks before from New York, for the express purpose of catching an enermonsfish, which had been reported. to frequent the ocean a few leagues beiond Cape May sad Cape Henlepen. The adventurers in this bold enterprise have been sacceesful. They have brought for the enlargementof seienee and the gratification of curl ART, an uncommon lot.- pima of (lie deep, which has never heen seen on the :and be. fore. The orealore le one of the huge individuals of the fatatilyr of Raja ; or perhaps may be erected, from its tinselly ono per - etillarity. into a new genus. between that of the Squalas and, the Acipeaser. Its strength is %tacit, that aster the 44,4 he Ipiensmnetrated by two strong and well formed u iy, of tea.peret( 4ton, the shank of one of theni was broke off and the °thee Singularly bent. The boat containing the three intrepid met-; John.Pstelten, Theoehiles Beebe, and William Putter, was' connected, after the deadly instrnment had taken hold, %Hitt,' wonsoled in'•shitant of the deep, by a strong warp or lite.- - 'Cho ewer ••'' ~ e • .aa eOnist ramie hecoinpart i t o lt ia r i! .. a. ~.. ....... w .- 4 ,,,:..., Ate - iragginp..l9. • IS tift.c i? ,vith such tptrea as to iltltstrrstile...., -4) rise on ens-. 1111,, , ten row iu wbialt he moved, sere: feet higher than ilia boat ti55....4—.. The weight of the fieli after death witaudek that threp palenf oxen, cite horse, and t Wenty-teto nett, tt.rpa)ting together. 'with the surge of the Atlantic ware to !trip, cueld not cense)? It Vs the dry beach.--It wits estimated from this, and probabla estimate, to equal four tons and a half, or perhaps 'bees tons. . . The size * was enormous ; fOr the tEstance from tap extremity' of one wing or prictorat 6n to tue other, espandecl lilts this wing of an eagle, measures .IS feet t over the convexity of the beck, and on tho right Rim of the bel'y, Id fret; Ike, ,tis. since trunime snout to the end of the taiL.l L feet ; leu e th of the mil t 1 feet ; %Olt!, of the mouth, i lee 4 11 inches. - -.. The operation of c3elhat a ntl•k hill", lisited nine hoars. It was a heroic achievement, and was wltateried by 9 greet MM. her of citizens, en the. chores of N.* Jersey .and De!aaare,4 and by the persons on busrd.the flOtil.t Ottresseli in the bay, and ritTin:r. During the se.uflle, the wittiii, side, taps, or VaV: baited tins of inn monster, lashed the sea with such veil. wife.' that the spray rose trathe height of .°9.feet, and rained rouna t:.. the &glance 01'40 feet. it was a, !tense: dons encounter, ,t) I shore all was awe and expectatinn. ILK Paschen, whose twists and zeal in zoology Cr. well known,trap.atteedatal rely mach le. the manners of the Yempire of the Octets, totbe presbrira , tota: Of the skin and efeterna ) parts, he gm ,ostofolo4 mil isksleta 3. . the I kraal organizations, and.. iffthort„toeveryeltlthanit,fianoci , 4 that , e2h practicable during seek* haiirtltitia loinitetels. tut I rot I tempestuous weather which. distressed ;beat Omen frinis the beginning to The end of the voyage. , . . 1 merely mention, before I lay down iffy pen, that thlittal- - mai is viviparous, Anti, of course,ronoects Chiee with usemati • feroas aulrea:e—.nd that the respiratery; peotory,4geneeattle. and sensi:iye organs. presents is extraoriliti,ry nitwit:of ,rare and interes;ingi a •ticelats. Ii 13,:nprelbruxible. as well akwo:.... Aortal are thy a...irks, 0 I v-at .r! it; coma imitate sagaciiyha,t - their eseeutrit th eta all t Tois is hut an ontlipe-, I . int , hd tie fl:;ishililesketeh „ Jtml preparelt r“, sr,.l as I can ,for the .%s• eCety's (bright notice. While I expres: the full approbati..n ar oar friends, whiserneither illfßculty nor danger .e.suld difieto rag•;;.f • otter a-farther septieseut, gist they 'say be will re pia' by their inteudedexhibition. . . . . . • • ..: . :., - ,...SSMVEL L. 51trcitzt.L. • . -..,, ..., , drideroont s.—lin' Vihrekirr linit Mc, 4 taiwitr.l4 o #4 o .• 4 able dairy main. midi*, hi. tali* .4p.- o 41 0 ef .-..ste l seemly bit in the finger by a dot of . his, *ph wtitai': I d liitkiii4siii, Inch? Marie. of rlie . day, lanai sispicians "aaose tfiat'ilie.Milmal Wis.affintetl with isydreptilbia and 1 le..Ketidel hoe it e• of to 5t.,6 ~stirges.tioOtal focal i t ''.. ' t ) on, in bedew to ascertain. the fact. when it iris iinlcoritiaisrse ikivereil 'that the eesplchopsvvere • bfit to6Wrelt lestirt6 , l'.." t l n g l e 's:7;4 ,o i p at e e rt o r en r i a 9 ti a on t, I W it e l ; t per lit f .. :rh oi l l e , d i raii - on terc *. Mr iipd atl i.. id e ivi r.; :. symptoms of a sotspiCions nature: liver' . A . ti hoped that the precaution .tvgl litive it, effect. lieriaMbi" roog reasorkto believe that several, 'logs in .the parieli;f St.'slarneNitadl heeh bitten by alr:lZnail'itaits - g,lll. Cites.. !one of the charchttartlens, applied tt , the bagletr4ri4 at MaribOrongh .street office, for authOrifr to Ls:Mittel all.per sons havioF dogs within the parish to It..ep them tied tiO! for ascertain number of days. The 6lagistrstes said,. this (1.1.(1 , coati .gi ee no authority to . compel people. to do ;sti. het they litoulo direct a nonce to be issued from the Office. and potted. ab Mi,the pirish recounts-riling ill pertios having dogs to tie them op fora certain litn .4 . . • On Saturday morning tilt, Obost re el a-k, a ifi . 6 o ' tk•)h` she-f, in the roil yard of Messrs. W... s ed, O. liberpe, lately established at Milt ftetfersl, was discovered to be in flatness; the shed ind a consideeable In Intity• Of thi lOW 'leeks tOtally sltyroyell before an aliens Was sprinii,';.; fie by t oo the creditable eff.)rts of the peraona-seha hastened o-. th spot, amongst Whom we . noticed the senior and ' Q!' !mild*, and sevetal of tics „Alietsiett, tir,ltt A , 1,1; 4 .ltas greatest promptitude very humbly enerted thOrnialene e lbw, fire was at length extinguished. it is supposed to.bieroi, been the diabolical act of some lace:ldiocies,. sod :if yo . , as the Corporation tits very properly, conjointly with 'ewe prOpVieters, • Olf•red" a reward for their ) 4 4..reheirsioe, wo may hope that justice will speedily overtake atenditittst perpetra•ors. We Underst )ud the premises Were. nit .io.), cured —Nutting loon Ret.fe,to ). . . . , . An inquest was hell at /donne Oierrepo, . . on.. _ ' it. Mon!di. the lath inst., before T. Wright. gent. coroner, on Jool'''s. Wood, a bottman, in the employ Of Mr-William trilio::„: Of CrOpivell tlishop. Os Saturday list some words sr .•a between the men working a wait laelongiag-to. Me: •J stw a . Sutton and Co of Shardlow„ hml vie deceased. Jappgd. WOOd, at which Wood felt himself elfentle4l. am.liewletl; himself up into a violent passion, swore-a number of r...t . lent oaths and curses; and the following are the secardo;ov Mr. Wilson, the oa utr of the boat, who liappened"go .1 t .e... .peiseui, on his, eitsminstion before the Coroner :-.,srleat .. pee no other account for his sudden departure. Osati,tha* he appettred to me to swear in the heat of pastattp. as lie tell down in the boat , and hi; breath •Ireghti'" .. •Wilson also said he saw nothing in the- Goodness of,Slrg BUtton's men that was any ivay improper, or .ikvirlsich(pes; abscessed ought to be otfende.l. resitici.-Die.kby iho soak?: idiom of don. . Yesterday ahont mid-day a inelanchoiy event spree in .the - vicinity of Anderstort. Tao rice boys, of tit* NW of Itroten and tiibb, were phssing along the .W.oollsi:lii • road, and Brown bccamecurious to ascertain • the attar I of the ice on Mr. liiliespiv's pond. As i,t.• had .no opgps,.;•• once of giving way at din si.le he incautiously, p 1040.1 1 ,4 forward for about 40 or 59 yards, an.l rlia:o usar. l llCl l 44' die of the pond the ice broar and lie supk to the 4'i... t aillike in the water. littth instantly raised the atom f.st lunust snce.: ' &carter *ho chanced to be passing., handed hint p. 4 it tpra) and he went on the ice to endeavour to rescue:ilsegto. 7 r When he Ent neat liimlte threw the, rope„ bat .A .s i 4id I. not 'reach hint, be went leeward to I a' it lot , bil4 4 a4i4rslt when only eh.tut twee yards dis•aott the ire - way under him :Ilse, toot in .st int efevtry el continence, would perrnir, the ttp!Ottatied, together. A y l o - 1 n•l% '4r..3,:ht tram. the Itr the bodies were re:•oVerrti :tit hoar liter.: 1 about I?. yea's. and Too vn 1,11. the. litter child of a poor widow. 'A gosattensan, sibs .tithe before the catastror,lite, . isurpeit the, water was deep an ) the ieo i isecsteortiat asap, Ihey - netelfcten the !id01...) ',....00. -.(l);l6,lihrlttra. j 1111 1 / I iY.IPW tt , ell 44 1 thillA - * beYP:l4#444 iv. 4 "wet waai:l l lll:*Ppr ho rPONIi•f4OI4- bop! Aid: OW ar4ol..ettlicfpnii . -a. ~~ ELECTIONS OF COMMON COUNCILMEN. EARRING DON WITUOUT.' At half put tour o'cleek yesterday. the *Atli 'closed for the second day, when the numbers for each citisdiaito.were as follows: Vale. Esq. deputy, South side • 2U W.J.Reevel,Bsq. deputy, . I North side .2IA C. A. Savage PIS Wm. Griffith John Macke 100 I James Crook. ' 207 Young 2410 W. A. Beckwith This ward ran As soon Is thenumbers_were. L. Rnberts 904 I..\Ketib Southgate . 1114 Richard Taylor .197 'l'. C. Ilanaard. 197 Vinevot Piggioa 0. Wm. Patten . I 'Weary Butterworth ts 16 members. ,declared, sithHainlielp Ms opponents had used all the arts and schist's they ware stile.. I n order to fors . ward Mr. Butterworth, yet he still w aspaced in a 'unit roe: optruous iittantlon. for whlris he Isetsced to return lily sincere thanks. He had no objection to urge egoinss,alr. BaUerworth inttiriduaily; but he appeared to be supported by gentlemen who had Uniformly beau opposed to the prlnelptett of Iltrerty.-.• (Loud cries of • 6 No, no," and "True, true.'!) The Loan MAYOR said, that every clndidate was at liberty to use the best argument he could in cis owns behalf; ha trash ed that such an interruption would not be persisted ht. Mr. GALLOWAY proceeded: Nothing should deteehim from . the path he intended to pursue; truth to his opponentswss like a rag to a viper, it extracted) the cohorts from the animal (laugh• ter), therefore be was determined to encounter them. It was not him they disliked, it was the inhahitants; and it was to their active exertions he was indebted for whatever support he had received!, lle had come forward to advocate the princi. pies of liberty, which were obnoxious to them; but he would rather have that which he was iniious by all the Means to his power to court—their hostility—thin desist from faithfu.ly ad s mating those principles the inhabitants were the cause of pro moting, and he did no) doubt at the ctoee of the electlim of finding the friends of independence and public liberty triumph ant. Mr. Galloway begged again to return thanks for the aalM port he had received, and to remind them that it was their cause. In which it was his duty to see they were triumphant.— Mr. tialloway sat'down amidst great applause. -- ' • RUTTERWORTU, in rising, said he was unable to express the obligation under whics he laboured for the support he had received throughout the day : it was to their free exertions be was indebted for his presot4 situroion on the poll, and it nr : - pearedlike the :;hr's of the Pricenix—(loud laughter and hisses prevented us hearing the remainder of the sentence). lie would not follow the last, gentleman through his observations, because every person in a contest was liable to be led astray he hoped, however, to see his friends tomorrow gite pull, a strong pull, and a pull cltogether, sesie's would triable him to defeat the phalanx to which be was opposed. (Loud Wising.) LANGBOURN WARD. J. Carter, Esq. deputy......Y I Thos. Milroy bl 47 Thoreau Ayres ...... ....37 Win. Rice c - RlStard Dixon 51 • Unwin 12 Robert Elliott 37 • Ilaswell • 41 Benjamin Stubbing 31 • Llyton • 3ll S. Joyce ..... ....33 I • Stewart 26 J. 11. Gibson.. ... ...47 Tills ward return Yesterday we stated 'that Mr. ward ; it should have been Mr. Ace ever since the election of Al BREAD s riti Samuel nayward,Esq.de puty . Wm. Madder • Thos. Coleman 231 Matthew Topham . l3lbmna 24 Benjamin Blakeitlese.. .... I Jonathan Crocker .... •23 This ward retur CRIPPLEG ATE Mr. Keel.. .31 . 1 M. Forsyth 51 Mr. Waterhouse WI I M r. Gupta 3 Mr. Wiltshire. . 431 This ward refer • • • [Those marked Oast • Ail the eleCtlons close to day. Is 10 members. • .Ayres was the de:ey of this Carter, who, has filled that of• Iderman Key'. EET WARD. . John Souttbyßrtdge.' 23 I John Ilallan. l3 I Robert Burn ....... 25 John Olden . ......... ar John litgrase ' 23 • 1 - 0 •11Ke 24. • Lawrence 13 mos 12 members. WARD WITHIN: Mr. Herron *Mr. Gates ..4 1 • Mr. Field 42 41r. Smith .•••• •+2g r. Thorognod 21 Alit t± niemhers. are new cauli,latet.] . DREADFUL ACCI PEN T. 4ND CAcil?Ni TO.CoacttXex , On Monday night, shun' t-n eeloek,. the vaii Irons Litni to DOe;•Ir 'iras ptatiiiing at the fest ttiti'dehe tn•liravitletiet withnitt etraelitittin, guard. o:*tt.tte4 at the heady. tit the Iffirse., : when; herring the born . %stk..% n . 11 the pitsr4l N; the Union: barb, they set ott. an.l 4ne.11 - ?ti it with tn. yeti; &tit `roitiinAelYdifl nets'orertnin it. Theitimiti eltbe rain :after it; a'n 'ivtrmpt to tilt.borse6 ir. Take. .he wile thrown.cloten, and buth .1-its,terre etitited by the Ir ,keguink over 01'61 . ,• the' pone. yellu a .ray takt.ii to itie withtiat hefliefitt t ssecoret?^.• • • • .