The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-14 00:00:00

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The DiviWend Warrants are to be left for examination at the once of Messrs. C.Hevrine, W. Grohs's, and J. D. Powles, No. 3, Frecmittes court, Cornhill, one day previous to receivieg the Dividend. Freeman's court, Oct. 4. 1813. IORTII WALSHAM AND DILHAM CANAL COMPANY. TOTICE Is hereby given. that • GENERAL. QUAR jA TERI.Y WIEETING of the COMMITTEE of MA- NAGENIENT will be held on MONDAY. the &I day of Novara betaezt.at Eleven o'Clock in the Forsnoen.at (Mike, No. tO olden Square, London. Also. that a General Meeting of Proprietors of the said Company will be held at Twelve o'Clock at noon on the said asy, at the sass place, for the purpose of electing Fifteen Proprietors, to be a Committee of Management for the ensuing year. And, also. that a General Meeting of the Committee. so to be elected, will be held at the same place at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of Monday, the 10th day of November next. WILLIAM A'RECKETT, Golden Square, Principal Clerk. Oct. IS, ISM GENUINE FOttEIGN WINES. SAMUEL WOLLASTON, WINE-MERCHANT, 129, Regent. treet, near Vigo-lane, has always on PALE Good Old Port, fitis. per dozen; Superior Sherry, lb.. per dozen; and Cape hladeirs, the finest ever imported, eds. per doz. Also, Madeira, Teneriffe, Bueellss, Lisbon, Mountain, &e. 425. per dozen; Claret, (St. Julian) Q3s. per dozen ; ditto, (Chateau Margins) 84s. per doz.; Santona, Janie, ate. Us. per doz. ; Old Crusted Port warranted, four years is bottle, Ms, per doz. Delivered - free of expense to any part of London. Orders ►om the Country strictly attended to. Hamper. 15. per doz. ; Jetties 35. per doz. ; same money allowed when returned. Just landed (by the William), Champagnes of most delicious quality, four guineas per dozen. CHARLES WKIIIHT, Wine Merchant to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's Ind facing the Haymarket Theatre. Opera Colonnade, Hay- Market, London, has on SALE the finest OLD PORT. 30.. Mr dozen; superior SHERRY, 30s. per dozen; CAPE ADEIRA, unequalled in Earope, at las. per dozen. A wiper of one dozen of each of the above Wines, bottles, package, &c. included, will be forwarded on receipt of M.: or two dozen Cape Madeira, bottles, &c. for 21. ; Madeira, Tidoni3, Tenerife, Lisbon, Mountain. &c. 91. per dozen.— The Trade supplied.—Fresh emptied Wine Pipes always on Pole ' 17s. each. Old Cognac Brandy, 235. 0 .1. per gallon. Old Jamaica Rum. Iss. ed. per gaIIon.—CHAMPACINES, jusgandee. Rs. per dozen. 'I 4 WO, San el. at the Wines may he purbased ; Old 4ro it, 3s. iper ei Shiite, Aq. ; Cape Madeira, Is. 6d. &c. Polltigt to be psi d. 14 4 r , ' 1 t, fine Sweet. Downstate Cider, 1 u* qatut jxftleii, Zs. 64 akr dozejkwelkup. byltwo drop. e-' .. Av. 9v litt.-4,990 Tickets Drawn followiliorCipiLals yet k th e Wheel for the rC Dot, ItSDAY. Oelobttfii. 3 of.. .E110,090 I 4. 1(1,1100 2..#1, At 54000 4 ...01,000 7 ...*esoo besides more than Seven Thousand otbee prizes. Including ' isiallir Capitals of 8001. 9001. 1001. &e. lac. Tickets and Shares. warranted undrawn, are Selling at all the Oinces, at the following remarkably low Prices, viz. Whole Ticket only £l7 19 0 Half.— .....9 14 0 I Eighth 29 6 Quarter .......4 IS 8 Sixteenth 1 8 0 Demur et place's, wxor.—lloa. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his Discourse on Marriage, so en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; and "The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the moat agreeable and delightful name In nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment; teeming not only with hap piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obli gation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, hot to cleanse the grosser mann. from those Impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable, many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized suffe'er more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering' hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity: nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy mires of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessing. which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy im proved into functional power. la every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily. and with effect. k:arnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu ously tat en up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable inte grity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the *offering community of either Sex (especially those enter ing into matrimonial life) at once to our houses, where daily 1 attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letters 'from the country are immediately answered ; these must . contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine , which can be Vorwarded to any part of the world, however distant. tiOSS amid Co. M.R.C. Surgeons. No. 11. Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. Just Published (Sixteenth Edition). I. Tug iEGIS or 4F: . a familiar Coniaienutary on the above Diseases.--Id. II ttr is NA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex.---May be t,,,1 pi lA, Paternoster-row ; .59, Pall Malt; 16. Princes stret t, ti , .tin; 174. Fleet-street. London: Porter, 7.2, Grafton street, Dublin ; Jones, 117, Trongste, Olasgow ; and of all * litooLsellers, price be. pH. E.l IA respectfully calls the,at•entian of those ' afflicted, to Ins peculiar and effectual method of cure, and although be will not presume to pledge infallibility hi every description of case, yet as for as human aid. assist ed by medical and surgical ea perienee can be app istd, he promises a speedy and permanent restoration.--Dr. E. is consulted daily at No. V. Dean-street, Sole), and I, IlAttleld street. Stamford-street, Disekfriars and Waterloo-roads, by patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) en- Hostile a fee, meet respectable attention by return of second neat.—Upper Ground street,Surrey side of Blackfriars Bridge, leafs directly to I, llataeld street • 'LONDON, TUEISPAk,. OC T 0 B eft 14, 1823. "The Came for which BAWD:iII jell is the Field, aid #l7VillY died as Me Scaffold. " MONMOUTH SR IRE. A Valuable Freehold Estate, for Residence or Investment, Rockfield Farm, nearly one hundred acres. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-house, Regent-street), At Gerraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on TIIURSDAY, 20th November, 1823, at twelve o'clock, in one Lot. AVery Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE. ROCKFIELD FARM, in the pariah of Rockfield, within three miles of the town of Monmouth, on the road to Abergavenuy and Here ford, &o. to possession of Mr. Charles Powell ; comprising a genteel pleasant residence, lately altered and improved, and nearly finished ; with offices, good garden, productive orchards, farm-yard, barn, stables, cyder house and mill, and serious out buildings; on a fine commanding eminence, surrounded with pleasingly diversified Lands of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable, upwards of 96 Acres, in an excellent state of cid tivation, divided by thriving Fences, and Part bounded by streams of fine clear water. A nest Cottage, with Garden, Orchard, &c. Part of the Land subject only to a modus of 2s. per acre, for hay and clo ver. The rivers Monow and Trothey flow a short distance from the Estate, well stored with Trout and other Fish ; form log a very desirable property for a Gentleman fond of field sports. 'The new intended Mail Coach Road from Monmouth to Abergavenny will pass through the Estate. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Powell, on the Premises; where Particulars may be bad; and at the Angel, Abergavenny; the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Swan, Ross; Bell, Glouces ter; Mr. Adams, Oxford; at Gerraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street; where the Plan may be seen. MONMOUTHSHIRE. In the Parish of LLANTILLIO CRESSENNY and in the Vicinity of ABERGAVENNY. Delightful pleasant Residence, Valuable Compact Firms, Eli gible for Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At °ARRA WAY'S Coffee House, 'Change-alley. Coruhili, on THURSDAY. 20th November, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock, (By order of the Executors Walrus Dumas, Esq. deceased.) LOT ONE. A. VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, principal part free of Great Tithes, comprising GREAT GREEN, a Substantial Brick-built DWELLING HOUSE, placed on a Lawn commanding extensive Views over a floe il:h Country, convertible, at a small expense, to a most charm ing Residence fora Gentleman's Family; with good Garden. Orchards. ate. FARM YARD, with Barns, Stables, Beast house, Cyder-house, and Mill, Granary over • various Out buildims. and sundry Inelosures of Meadow. iasture. Arable. and Wood Land, containing ONE HUNDRED AND Two ACRES, Two ROODS, SIXTEAN PREMISS, in possession of Mr. THOMAS Paws, a most respectable Tenant at WU Also, LITTLE GREEN FARM, aloining, principal part Tithe Free, comprising a comfortable Farm-house, with good Garden, Orchards, Farm-yard, Bare, Stables, and various ,Oat-buildings,_. and sundry Inclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN Aca es, in possession of Mr. JOHNCOOII,II. respectable Tenant at Will. These Farms, together, form a very eligible Property. A stream of clear Water partly bounds the Pro perty, and the New Turnpike-road, from Ross to Abergaveany, passes through this Estate. LOT s.—The REDCASTLE ESTATE, adjoining; com prises a Stone built Dwelling House, placed on a fine corn minding Eminence, which at a trifling Expense would make a very desirable Residence; with Garden, productive Orchards, Farm yards, Barn, Stable, and Plantations ; Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Land; containing about Foa' Sax Acmes, all compact, and the Grounds beautifully diversified. — Free of Great Tithes. In Possession of Mr. TROIKAS PRICE, with GRE Vl` GREEN FARM. Leer S.—The W LADE FARM, in the Parish of Skentrith, a abort distance from the other Lots; comprising .a Stoic built Farm House, on an elevated spot. with °Wes, Rood Garden, and Orchards, Farm yards, Cyder house, and MIU, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, with streams of tine clear Water. and sundry Incloaures of Meadow. Palatine, Arable, and Wood Laud; all lying in a Ring Fence, and containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE Acass ; in possession of WILLIAM &mural's, jun. Tenant at Will. A desirable Pro perty for Occupation or Investment; situate about eleven miles from Ross, six from Monmouth, ten from Abergavenny, and fonrteen from Hereford. 1 Pack of Harriers are kept a short distance from these Lots. LOT 4.—The TITHE of CORN and GRAIN arising from sundry FARMS in the said Parish, and others adjoiaing, con taining upwards of Sax HUNDRED ACRES. May be viewed, by applying to the different Tenants.—P ar deniers of the Rev. John George, Grosmout, Abergavenny ; William Hughes, Esq., Treadham, Llantillio • Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Messrs. B. and T. Oabb , Solicitors, the Angel ' and Greyhound, Abergavenny ; Hotel, Hereford; Swan, Ross; Bell, Gloucester; Mr. Adams, Oxford; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street, where Plans of the Estates may be seen, and every information given. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County o Southampton. C. S. Lefevre, Esq., to be Lieutenant Colonel of the North Hants Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry. T. W. Swan, Gent., to he Ensign in the 2d or South Hants Regiment of AMU's. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 7, J.Barnes, Pendleton, Manchester—Nov 4, W. Car- Hie, Bolton, and J. Bainbridge, Preston, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers and whitsters—Dec:2o, T. Fox, Great Surrey street, Blackfriar's-road, woollen draper—Nov. S, J. lligton and J. Brewer, Broadway, Btsckfriars, warehousemen—Nov. 8, J. Wadsworth, Long Buckley, Northamptonshire, dealer— Nov. 4. R. A. Cox, G. Weston, J. Furber, and G. Cox, Little Britain, bankers and refiners—Nov. 4, J. Keep, Nottingham, Ntoter, but afterwards of Grainsby, Lincolnshire, farmer— ov. 8, W. Russel, Bow Church-yard, warehouseman—Nov. I, C. J. Trlbautlino, Cleveland-street, Mile-end, silk dyer— Nov. 4, P. Mitchell, Bungay, Suffolk, stationer—Nov. lu , J. Pritchard, Rosoman-street, St. James, Clerkenwell, carpenter Nov. I, J. Edwards, Elder-street, Norton Falgate, silk weaver Nov. I, E. C. Soutlibrook, Covent Garden Chambers, me..chaot Nov. 4, N. Farmer, East-lane, Bermondsey, rope-maker—Nov. B. Campbell, Prince's-square, ROOM Highway, insurance broker—Nov. I, J. Itangeeroft, Binfield, B.rkshire, grazier and dealer in cattle—Nov. I, Godfrey Feise, Lawrence Pouut ney Hill, merchant—Nov. I. R. Shirley, Bucklersbury, carpet manufacturer—Nov. IS, R. Willis, Broad-street. Bloomsbury, tobacconist—Nov. 4, W. Gooch, Potter-street, Harlow, Essex, wine merchant—Nov. 4, T. Treadway. Sloane-square, St. Luke, Chelsea, chinaman--Nov. 4, W. Turner, Ruckholt House, Layton, Essex, dealer in horses—Nov. b, J. Pitt, Ci rencester, Uloucestershire, woolatepler—Nos. 8, C. L. Spitta, F. Moiling, G. Molting, and 11. A. Sidtte, Lawrence Pountoey lane, merchants. CERTIFICATES, Nov. I. H. Romstlen Inte of %Valworth, Surrey, coca mister—T. \lillichap, of the Tythiug of Whistanes, Vure:►tershire, wheelwright. pAnTNEßsittes DISROLVED. R. Cripps and It. ito:iinson, Castle and Falcon, Aldersgate street. tavern keepers—G. Castle and T. Powwll, Brixton 11111 —B. and W. Pullen, Iluusletl, Yorkshire, engineers—W.llnd J. 11. Gill, and J. A na N. Rundle, Tavistock, Devonshire, ge neral traders, merchants and bankers (so far as regards W. (lilt)—W.Boutliby sod S. Groves, Sheffield, saw and steel manufacturers and refiners—T. Sanders, J. and E. and E. Naish. jun., Flax Bointon, Soinershire, tanners (so far as re gards T. Sanders, J. Naish, and E. Naish) —G. It. Uittoe, T. and R. Fyson, Bristol, tobacconi4ts"(so far as regards T. and R. Fyson)—J. Anderson, Yi . Bo sc. a. and T. Anderson. High-street, Boston, Lincolnshire. linen drapers (sn tar as re %V. Bowcock)—A. 'rhomas.J. Lister, and T. Maynard, Bri lge Wharf, Clicrisey, Surrey, coal luerchnts (so far as regards : I_ A. Thomas and J. Lister)—J. and It. and 11. Bell, lichen Ferry, Southampton. common brewers—W. Fenton and P. Pryke, Iligh:street, Colchester, tailors—J.Stafford and W. H. Booth, Bath, auctioneers. I ICELAND. MURDgR Or THS PRANKS' FAMILY. Without asserting it positively, we think we may state, with some confidence, that a clue has been at length obtained by• which the perpetrators of this barbarous murder are likely to be discovered, and brou;h: to punish• went. • It will be recollected that we stated, that the servant girl who was living. at air. Franks's when the murder was cons- mined, and Who was examined on the Inquest, and also another female who resided near the house, had been sent forward on the preceding Tuesday from Fermoy to Dublin, in order to be examined before the higher Officers of the Crown. Since then an order has , been received to transmit a man named John Sheehan, who had been sentenced to transportation for seven years, at the late Special Session, at Mallow, for having ammunition on hie person, and who, it will be recollected, had :fresh maths of blood upon his coat when taken up to Mallow, (or certain purposes in the warrant stated, and he was this day forwarded accordingly, In the care of an Officer, by the Diligence which left' this City at two o'clock, to be given into the custody of Major Carter. We are not at liberty to make any comment, or disclose any further information on this subject ; but again we re peat, there is a reasonable grimed for believing that the ends of justice are in a train of being arrived at.—(Southern Reporter.) Coats, Ocr. 7.—About nine o'clock oo Sunday night last, a party of incendiaries set fire to the produce of an acre of wheat, the property of a man named James Regan. near Castlecourt ; the wheat had been in stooks, but ape peered to have been collected into heaps before it was consumed. The motive assigned for this outrage is, &hat the last tenant had been ejected, and the present possessor, by taking the grounds, had offended against the arrange. meets of those nocturnal legislators. Mr. Crossley, jun., Chief Constable, and a party of mounted Police, arrived at the spot about en hour after the corn was set fire to, but too late to discover the perpetrators of this flagitious out rage.—(Advertiser.) On the same night a party of Whitebovs, one of whom appeared to act as a leader, having a white scarf round his bat, visited the house of Mr. Foot, near Two Pot House, between Mallow and Buttevant. They threatened to bars his property and murder him and his family, if he did not discharge two persons who were in his employ ment, and if he did not settle his tithe in a particular way which they pointed out.—(lbid.) . On Sunday night fourteen men, who were assemhling to rescue and carry off a quantity of corn, which had been distrained for rent, on the lands of Ballyuiow, in the south liberties of Cork, ou the old Bandon road, were arrested by Mr. Sheriff Beenard and a military party, and commit ted for trial under the Insurrection Act. Worms!, Ocr. B.—On Monday morning, three armed men attacked three bailiffs, named Win. Smyth, Michael Harding, and Pat. Harding., who were in charge of pro perty distrained for rent, on the lands of Giant's-grave, within two miles of this town, and beat them most severely, particularly one of the Hardings. Gerald Fitzgerald, Esq. and a party of mounted police, immediately proceeded to the spot, if possible to apprehend the offenders, but to so effect. Mr. Fitzgerald had Harding brought to town fie the purpose pf gettieg medical assistance, where the poor man still lies - dangerou 111.—(Heratd.) LIMERICK, OCT. B.—On Wednesday night last, at eight o'clock, a party of insurgents set fire to a large barn on the lands of Ballinacabars, in this County. The only reason that can be assigned for this outrage is, that the proprietor, (Carrel Naish, Esq. or Ballyeullin,) expressed an intention of drawing to it, on the following day, the corn of some defaulting tenants. On Saturday night, a quantity of hay was maliciously set on fire, and consumed, on the lands of Corms, near Newport, County Tipperary, the property of Philip Ryan. The cows were houghed, and a third shockingly mangled on Wednesday night, in the neighbourhood of Kildysart, County Clare. The land, held by a man named Chambers, is at present under ejectment, and the cattle were placed on the ground by the landlord. Captain Drought, commanding the Police in this City (Limerick) is appointed also to command the Police of the County Clare, vire Major Warburton, promoted Inspecting . Magistrate of the Counties of Clare, Galway, Mayo, sod Sligo.—(Chronick.) KERRY.—TRALEE. OCT. 4.—A shocking outrage was committed a few nights since in the Parish of Kilmoily, near liallyheige. The house of a Herdsman of Thomas Quill, Esq. of this town, was broken into by some ruffians well armed, and disguised, who inhumanly beat and cut the flertlemsn and Ins Wife, and a young Boy who was in the house, whom they wounded ineleven places. The only cause which can be assigned for this barbarous outrage was that the lands having been abandoned by the Tenants, those Persons showed every fidelity in protecting whatever property was left for their master. I esterday our present Chief Magistrate, whose indefa tigable exertions towards improving the state of the public markets, have been unremitting since be came into office, visi , ed the shop of a baker named Fitzsimons, who lives in William Street. On going through the premises, his Lordship discovered a great quantity of mashed potatoes, scarcely half peeled, and smoking hot, which the men were then preparing to mix with the dough. His Lord ship seized the mashed potatoes, which he bad placed on a large ho or door, and carried through the streets on the shoulders of four men, the pile yet smoking. A mob col lected round the house as soon as the circumstance was known, and it was found necessary to close up the win dows in order to preserve the premises from the indignant populace, who were very anxious to execute summary ven geance on the fraudulent baker.—(Dublin Monsiog Post.) We are sorry to learn that Thomas Glover, whom we eaterl on Tuesday to have been stung by a fish, and whose arm was amputated, expired on iVedoesday.—(Kest Getz ) On Saturday an Inqeest was held, in Guy's Hospital, on John Oliver, aged 21 years; who, on Thursday evening took a quantity of landannin at the house of Mr. Piulc, his hrotherin-low, Swan Noce, Kent Road. The following letter was found in his pocket : "Sept. 5, 1523. " DEAR MART,—Once more I write to you, and hope you are well ; and to ask yon to attend me, or come to your house. I have a grand favour to ask, but will not disclose it till you write either yes or no.' Direct to me Crown Court, Warder Street." On the reverse si.le was written as follows: " DEAR MART,.—I live in hope, or die in despair. For sake me not, or certa'nly I shall pin an end to my exist ence; through yott my happiness depends—upon you, my dearest dear, &c." The deceased was a professor of music, and tanzbt young ladies, but who Mary was is not kuoivo. Verdict, PRICE SEVEN PENcE. FAIRS AND MARKETS. • --mew— WRYHTLL SHEEP Fain.—On Friday last, the show of Sheep at this Fair WAS ' , goal, if not superior in numbers and quality to any former Fair; the quantity penned ex ceeded ore hundred and fifty thousand. The day was re. tearkahly fine, and in ronsequem:e of the good prices ob tained at Appleshaw Fair, on %Vellitastlay and Thorsday last, the dealers anticipated rather hatter prices than were realix.d, owing to the number of Sheep exceeding their expectation. The following were the prices as near as we could collect;—Down Ewes, Os. to 34 . 1..; some few lots of a superior breed, 455.; Down Lambs, l2r. to 21.14.: blethers, r2s. to 36s.—The Horse Fair is largely supplied with some , of the finest Horne' of all descriptions ; but we particularly notice two and three-year old cart colts, well calculated for the London Market ; but of this we shall be able to ray more in our next, as the Fair is bat jnst commenced.—About the usual quantity of Cheese is tiitelied. brit as little or no loudness has been yet transacted, we cannot quote prices.— We never remember to record so surd! a groondage of new Hops as on the present occasion; hut, we understand, that the deficiency will be in a great measure supplied by yea:. lions and old Hops. The Corn market at Salisbury on Tuesday last, experi enced a trifling rise. Pigs at the same time sold at a re daction of 2s. per score. Devices, Ocr. 9.—A few samples of Wheat for seed sot rather better to.day than last week ; Nut, on the whole. prices may be stated with but little variation. Lawns, Ocr. 13.—Our Beast Market on Tuesday, was as full of Stock as we recollect ever to have seen it. Tut- Trade in Beef, though much was disposed of, was rather heavy, at from 3s. 4d. to 3s. 133. per stone.—Cpwards of 100 head of cattle, it is slid, were driven away for slaughter at.l3rigliton. The best Wetber Mutton did not quite reads 4s. per stone. F9r Ewe Mutton there was hut tittle demand. There were a few Pens of West Country Sheep and Lambs ; for Ewes-in-lamb 235. were asked, but not obtained, so that very few, if any, found purchasers. Steyning fair, on Saturday se'nnight, we are informed. was well attended, and well supplied with runts arid other stock, in which a good deal of business was transacted. Upon the whole it was reckoned a busy, brisk fair. EASTBOURNE, OCT. 11.—Our annual sheep fair held this day, was by no means numerously attended, nor Wa4 the number of sheep penned eqn il to former years.-- Some very line ewes were sold at '2os 61. per head, and lambs were equ4lly low. The day was very unpropitious, and the attendance of the holiday folk, consen,nently. small. _ _ _ _ . _ The show of cattle at the fair at St. Stephen's, by Laun ceston, was, as usual, very fine. A considerable number was sold, but the prices obtained were rather low. Tavistock fair on Wednesday, was abundantly supplied with cattle of all descriptions; but the demand was nut great—fat cattle brought from 25a. to 404. per cwt. Sheep did nut bring the prices expected by the sellers. At Bridgewater fair, oe Wednesday last, there was a grand supply of fat cattle, both oxen and heifers, which met a ready sale, at a remenerating price to the grazier , , but poor stock was not much in request. There were a number of hackney horses, which met a dead sale. Sheep and pigs sold briskly at reduced prices. CARLOW, OCT. 9.—On Monday the fair of tiraigne was held. There was very little good Stock of any Lind, that we cannot well judge of the prices at which cattle should be rated. Pigs were in dernand, though not very plenty, and those that were fat sold at some advance. There was a fair at Orchard, in this county, on Monday : it was literally well attended; but, on the whole, prices were rather low, except far pigs. The October fair of this town was held on Wednesday last, and notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather, a great deal of business was transacted—the de mend was greater than usual, but the prices were low. About four o'clock a terrible riot commenced, occasioned by a challenge given by a party from the plains, and ano ther from the mountain, all armed with cudgels, which they used with great dexterity—they came from the fair green down the bill io a most infuriate manner, and commenced action in the middle of the town, when they were •sur prised by a charge made on them by the itosconimon Staff, commanded by Captain Robertson, accompanied by the Police, all of whose active exertion caused the mots to retire, and tranquillized the tumult; all the sticks were taken up by them, a great number of which were thrown over the bridge. Eight of the principal rioters were seiz ed and committed to prison to abide an investigation before the sitting Magistrates this day.—(Roscommon Ga,:ette.) On Thursday last we gave an abstract of the criminal. cases at the late Circuit, and we have since learned that out of 96 criminals, 21 were Irish.—(6:asgow Chronicle.) On Thursday afternoon, the 9th instant, shout laar: past four o'clock, as a little boy about six years of age, the son of Mr. Jarrett, Renton Cottage, Holton, was stand ing at the gate of his father's garden, be was accosted by three larger boys supposed to be about 15, who endeavour ed to entice hies with them to catch birds, but on his re fusing they seized him by the hands, threatening if be made the least noise they would " cut his head Mr." They hurried the poor child for a considerable distance at a very quirk pace through several lanes and fields, of which he has no knowledge, repeating the same threat when any per son approached, until about dusk they took him into a gravel pit containing some water, when one of the boys stripped him entirely naked, while the other two threat ened to kill him with their knives if be cried, or venterp,t •to stir from that place till they returned. Tney left his pincloth, which the poor little sulreier put on, and sitting ,lour on the wet grave!, the thoughts of home and the fear of never seeing his parents again made him weep Vt terly; but, as he artlessly expresses himself, " he thought he had better not sit there anal cry, but try to get up time bill," tale!' as he was naked and cold, and the sides of the pit being of loose gravel, he found a very difficult task. After a few unmecessfal attempts, he happily reached the summit, at which time it was nearly dare, when a little dog ran barking towards him, which attracted the notice of a man, who providentially was near, and who humanely caused him to be wrapped in a coat, and brought home— a distance of three miles, after an absence of nearly three hours. His family, as may be imagined, were almost in a state of distraction, having missed him immediately.—le is to be lamented that no traces have yet been discovered of the barb, roes perpetrators of this act of cruelty to such an infant. On Monday, the 13th inst.., as a little boy, son of the Rev. J. Dty, was passing throng!' Holborn, a genteel looking man with a white hat on, took hold of him, and forced him np Red Lion Street, where he stripped him of his great coat and umlirrlia, and then mole off. The coat was milked, and likewise the umbrella, with " Day, Orange Court." SOUTHAMPTON. OCT. 11.-4UI • regret to. state, that an unfortunate acei.lent happened on Thursday eight, by the overturning of tlie mail coach from !this.. place to London. near Ilently Green ;by which a lady had her •thigh broken in.dwo places, and the guard his lee. A gentleman, a pas• singer, also received cu::siderable Hwy in his band. •Z'o *T...