The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-27 00:00:00

Mr.. . by s. Mr. 17 wires cit. e. by Don Cossack, out of Serena Mr. Wyndham's hr. e. by Pioneer. out of sister to Caroline b. f. by Whalobene, out of sister to Wanderer IA Strimlbroke's eh. or ro. e. Phasis, by Quiz 141 Grostesor's brother to Aldford brother to Rumbasine sMae .1144Faleou Mr. Rogers's brother to Langur FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, toes. Mowitay.—Second renewal of the Grand Duke :Michael Stakes of 80gs each; colts, 1i5t.711).; Allies, Set. Mb. A. F. 11. R. Highness the D. of York's c. by Phantom, out of sister to Prince Leopold c. by Election, dam by Y. Whiskey, out of Tumbler's dam IA G. 11. ('avendish's br. c. by interpreter, out of Ridicule IA Exeter's b. c. by Whalebone. out of Pontius. br. c. by Soothsayer, out of Boss Sir J. Shelly's brother to Ivanhoe b. c. Phantom, Woful. or Wildfire. out of Cressida Mr. Fraser's f. Ambrosine, by Guy Mautteriug, out of Miss Platoff Mr. Hunter's f. by Orville, out of Canvas Mr. Wilson's br. c. by Smolensk°, dam by Shuttle, out of Eliza Mr. Raison's e. by Phantom, out of Jesse I). of Portland's e. Walton. out of Pledge 1). of Uraltou's elk Castrel or Soothsayer, out of Pogo Joan b. c. by Phantom, out of Minuet c. by Wand, out of Charcoal Mr. Undy'se. by Waterloo, out of Agnes lib% 11. Williamson's b. c. by &lint, dam by Orville, cut of Spinetta IA Verulotn's e. brother to Interpreter c. by Orville, out of Vittoria Mr. Northey's e. by Blucher, dam by Haphazard, out of Bourbon's dam Mr. Boaseries b. e. brother to Manfred General Groat enofs be. f. Lyrnessa, by the Flyer, nut of Briseia r. Villiers's c. by Don Cossack, out of Donna Clara Wynbam's di. e. by Phantom, out of Silrertail IA Stradbroke's ell. c. Cydnus, by Quiz Greville's c. by Partisan, out of Sea-mew I.d I larley's bl. f. by Poulton, dam by Coriolanus Grosvenor'4 f. 11 Rubens, out of Plover 1. 1 It nbrns, out of Boadicea. by Alexander Mr. Gisborne is a subscriber, but did not num. EPSOM. 18.23. TUC ISIMT.—The first year of a renewal of the Derby Stakes of Nis. each. h. fl. colts. Sst. 71b.: 011ie*, sst. 21b. kst mile and half.—The owner of the second horse to receive lUOgs. out of the stake. (61 subscribers.) 14 Derby names 6.4. Frederick, by Fillto da Puts, dam by Shuttle T.d Jervey's c. by Phantom. out of Web Orosvenor's br. c. brother to Aldfurd I.:16. 11. Carendish's hr. e. by Orville. oat of Barons br. e. by Habeas, dam by Waxy or Sorcerer, out of Houghton Lam S:r J. Shelley names ch. c. by Phantom, out of Oracle's . dam 14:r. Wil.on's cb. e. by Counts. out of Cionsalvi's dam ch. c. by Walton, out of Vourneen • Urostenor's br. e. by Filbo da Pato, out of Briseis Darlington - 4 c. by Whisker. out of Castrella Batson s hr. e. by Calebs. out ofJesse \: r. Tome's b. c. kelix, by Coitus, out of Duplicate's .• d3llll .'.4.d Strolibroke's eh. e. Phasic, brother to Tigris W R. H. the D. of York's be. c. by Smolenslo, or Dondale • ' fiatalmon, out of Aladdin's dam -a-- eh. r. by Aladdin. out of sister to Skim. • I*l Verulam names Mr. (Mfg's c. by Send out of Tlivtoria afr. Rogers's ch. c. by Bello, data by Wal ton, out of Sorer - rer's dam b.e. by Wofnl, oat of Blacker's dam 2c • L brother to Paelta •• b. f. by Haphazard. out of Laodsespe • .Ip. Walker's br. c. by Phantom, out of Miss Wasp, b. d. by Whalebone. out ofSboestritags . . 41 111 r. L. Chaelton names b. f. by Pioneer o r S c ud, o u t daits. dingo's dam . id lizetoes eh. e. by Soothsayer out of Fay • -1 ob, e. by Comas, out of hßuistuie eh. e. by Partisan. data by, Rubuis, : yit of Ouildfbri. Nan ThornhilFs eh. f. sister to Bhprete ... .r .--b.e. by Send. ont of Romervga • • ' I Mk. Feeler names Mr: U. firerldise's e:lloßlify.iidlfitsjr • eat of Avona - • -• .• t no •ti • . IL-of Grafton'. be. c. by Baotbsofilbr,4matitteripalJoaa 6 b. 1. by Ruben*. oat at Vesta' . nee' c. by Wvful, out of Charcoal C . . ~ - . •- son Ur. ltaals'a b. f. by Pioneer. out of Reserve b. f. by Pioneer, oust of Discord Mr. Janues's ch. 1. by Sorcerer or Ditto, out of Cousical's dais Id Clarendon's b. f. sister to Masco Mr. Crocisford's b. f. sister to Sultan - f. by Pioneer. daui by Paynator - f. by Seib's, out of sister to Retnembra3rer D. of Rutlautl's f. by Pioneer. out of Sumer) Mr. Hunter's f. by Ruben+, out of Sprightly Sir J. Shelley's sister to Ivanhoe Mr. Jones's Caroline, by Poulton, out of Euston's dam, by Sorcerer Mr. t'os's br. L by Smolensk°, out of Lucy Rose, by Ca- ?sermon Mr. Turner's h. f. by Phantom, out of Miranda - names air. Paul's b. I. by Selig*, dam by Hucepha les. out of Vicissitude 14 Sollleld's b. f. by Muley. out of sister to Petworth Mr. Dodditigton's b. f. b) Un itte, dam by It► Atoll, out of tipindle 14 Harley Is a subscriber. but did not name. LAW ISTELLI GENcE. COURT OF K►lNti'S BENCH, JILT 26. 31.11*DE•Lb Y AND (0. t. CoPELISI). This eras an action of arsumpsit for work and labenr. Mr. CsrattET and Mr. *Fri: TON were for the plain tiffs, and Mr. SoLICITOR-Lik.SEhAL and Mr. PoLLocti for the defendant. The plaintiffs, who are eminent engineers, and had been employed by the defendant, a gentleinan of sci entific invention, to construct a hydraulic machine, which was to effect the hitherto undiscovered deside ratum of " perpetual motion." For months the plain. tiffs were employed in effecting the defendant's object, without being informed what that object was. Cylin ders, pistons, plates, wheels, pipes, Sze. in east iron, were made in conformity tsi plans and drawings of his approval, but in the result, the invention completely failed, in consequence of the alleged imperfection of the plaintiff's work, which, thongh made ac c o r ding to the defendant's order, was found wholly inadequate to commonl the unerring laws of nature. The defence was, that the work itself was imperfect, not being both air and water-tight. One of th^ objections was, that the plaintiff had not made cast ir..n pipes of :10 feet in length, things which the plaintiff's witnesses said bad never been known, and which it was in:possible to make. The iron work had been made by the plain tiffs in pnrsuance of the defendant's orders, so thin that it was impossible fur it to bear the prcs.4stre of water thrown upon it; in consequence of which it gave way, and the experiment failed. Mr. Justice IlioLuovn asked tl:e Solicitor.fleneral, If he had any contradictions to give the facts sworn to on behalf of the plaintiff? The SoLscuron-IiENEUAL said he not, The Jury therefore found a verdict for the plaintiff —Damages 47 tif. 7s. 64., giving credit for money paid on account. 61!XI)NDARIEW OFFICE, Jets 26. ,• ITEPIIENS V. I:ROGIDEN. Mr. C - Passaars stated the plaintitrs case. Ile slid the action was brought fur sack compensation as usages could snake for a most outrageous assault thin bed been committed by the defendant uu the pi:timid'. The defendant, by allowing judgment against him by defanlti had admitted that he could not delay or justify the assault of which the plaintiff complained,. 'l• lse pliistiff -brought the subject before a jury with psis : bat be frkit • his botandan dew, both as a sum "14 a 14adoii. who had bess, cruelly knjusesl Mla foxliptai 'ail his tailing* to appeal to a KfibMtiel , of Itlh 441pw-citioeuior ittelp . redress al, t c'eu Id affor.k. ..110 0 141igifYro Ai r SlePllPPedlft >5.1 4 1 .0"; ellrr, living in rastle - -rtreet, 1101Wri, ; 31r. Ilrog.leu, 1 , 401.10. • •••••• - ~l►___• . . . compel per• sonal sufferings and his pecuniary hiss, which, from being unable to attend his business, must be consider able, the • jnry would feel he hail an irresistible claim; but Mr. Stephens had much higher claims—he was a most respectable citizen, deservedly esteemed by all to siva La was known—he possessed honour, and feel*, and sensibility; these bad all been deeply wounded; lie was a husbansl and a father, and had seen the dearest objects of affection weeping round his bed in all the agony of anticipated widowhood and orphanage. For these wounds of the heart the juty were now called on to make him the very inadequate satisfaction that damages could give. The Learned Counsel having called witnesses to support his statement, the Jery, after a short consul tation, returned a verdict—Dainag•s olit.V. .41IDDLESSRC SESSIONS, Jrfa• 26. lIENNARD r. DWI!. • This was an appeal by the defendant, a coach-ma. ker in tireat tatter's-street, Lincoln's Int.-fields, against a conviction of Sir Robert Baker and Mr. Birnie, two Magistrates for the County of Middlesex, under the Building Act. Mr. Kinnaird, the District Surveyor, in discharge of his public duty, complained to the Magistrates of tibe defendant having built a party-wall contrary to the Art, and upon the hearing of that complaint, and after a view taken of the premises by the Magistrates, the present conviction took place. The circumstances were peculiar and of great im portance to the public, as regards protection from fire. It appeared that for several years previous to the year 16 I y, the defendant occupied two workshops under different landlords, and during his occupation there were communications in the party-wall from one workshop to the other; and in a part of the wall above the lower workshop there were two windows, which the defendant insisted were ancient lights. In the year !MI6, Mr. How, a coach-maker, also residing in treat queen -street, purchased, with other properly, the lower workshop, and Mr. How, desirous of mak ing improvements, had the premises surveyed under the Act, and the surveyors, both of Mr. How and Mr. Birch, .roudenthed the party-wall between the two wort:oll,s as ruinous and decayed, and under the provi.ions of the Act, certified it was necessary to rebuild the same. It appeared in evidence that the de feadant agreed to Mr. How rebuilding the party-wall, which he was in the progress of doing, bat on Sunday she 11th of March, the defendant, without any pre- T iou4 communication with Mr. How, employed up wank of 20 men to fiuisb rebuilding the wall, and forcibly carried up the'saute, leaving four openings for windows. The progenitor, Mr. Kinnaird, insisktl neon these openings being stopt up, being contrary to the 26th Section of the Building Act, which provides that no openings whatever shall be made in . any party-wall. The defendant insisted that two of the openings were tit the windows. which he considered ancient lights, 10.1 Ant the Building Act did not destroy those rights which 'misted before the passing of the Act. ThetiouaT, after bearing Mr. ALLEY, Mr. AN. omen's, and Mr. CII ITTY, on behalf of the District Sttrveyor ; and Mr. AaoLpftve and Mr. Pot.t.ort fir the deripulatt, con4eoned the conviction . • and the Chainitas.(4lr. Dicke n son) declared it to be the saw Nieman epiaiekof the Coat, that whenever it beam. neeessitry tentshwild atniitverslt, et any *thee %W -inn - th6 Sententett 6.• lidik ' ' hie t + tilt like' She erdinthale dt iylt ow it 'At' dillia' iitti' IV acennitst at :ill 'of iitdiit ails: in eves titiLir A l ike .. . : fth*Pit r 4 l iii r f e . 1 11, 4 ./. l kil. .44 As 1 arc made subservient to the setotrity of the metropolis.' to dangerous, hat from the punetnre in the abdome n h e is not yet pronounced out of danger. The instnnweet with which hecommitted the act was a clasp knif e . 111 about six inches in length. Conoun's Iffnuesr.—An inquisition was taken at the Gan Tavern, Blackwell. before J. W. Voids, Esq. on the body of a led named Roust. Sunday the it- . ceased was invited by a youth about fifteen yeses a ay. named Benjamin Chink, whose parents reside is a oat tags at the back of Chapple House, isle of Isp, • 1- come and see a favourite doe, which he (Chink) ap breeding. On his arrival at the house young Chlttle 0 took Min into the yard where the doe and herysing ' ones were kept ; having amused themselves for some time, Chink saw a pistol whkh his father had jest be. . 6 ,, - fore been shooting rats with, and not supposing it was loaded, presented it at his young friend. and drew the f, trigger, when the whole charge, consisting of small ‘` t shot, entered the fleshy part of Bonst's thigh, and sere ral grains pierced his abdomen. The poor boy imme diately fell, uttering the most piercing shrieks. Mr. Hodgson, of the Chapel House, ran to his assistance, and tensed him to be conveyed home to his parents, who lived about a mile off. Medical aid was promptly pro cured, but it was in vala—he expired shortly afterwards. The Jury made some very just remarks on the improt priety of leaving loaded fire-arms in the way of young and inexperienced persons; but they were of opinion the present ease was of a purely accidental nature, aid they returned a verdict to that effect. Dover sad Canterbu ham, and Fevershans. e Sunday at ball pest ft Pr eels are conveyed to Le. i and from Dover, !laminate. flythe. Dim Milford Mail, throup cordite& every 'lmola half-post Bails and Bristol Poe through Reading, Ma every Iliferning ate qu Balk** Ili e 1 Ugh Math Kight Peet Coe thrones Maldenheed. MA**. Monday. W This Coseh is dimly Families. Invalids, such a diatauee in one Brighton light Post, field, every Morning al Clielteistisin Original side. through Healey 50 Chithester, Bognor. Wednesday, and Fridi Dover and Canterbui at half-pasta. Ditto. every Mornini and GI eryLeatherhead. , and Seturds *rough Ringo amity, Wednesday. I Seeley Coach throup y excepted. Littlehanipton, Ague Thursday, and Natant' Margate. Ramsgat e, Ught Post-ceaehes. r% Oxlbril Light Post- Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and tutor, to carry only foi ford. Petersfield, and I Comehes from Portsi the Mull. through Noni Salisbury Poast-cue Staines, Basingstoke, Morning at 7. Strowlwater Coach through A Magda,. 11 Thursday and Hewn,' Tewkesbury Posit ham, every Morning s Walfingford and VI Nettiebeil, and ilarwi :Mornings at 7. NOR' York. Neweastie, parts of the Worth, es, Manchester, l anes! Bradford. Leeds. Hell wkb Coaches, Daily. Sheflield sad Bolin ham, every morning Sunderland, Starlit to the George Inn. SI CARIVIEKS—Toi every Monday. Weds Parcels and Parka, ♦eyed front this Ins Canary Ileet le the fo Cornwell. Devon, C Kent, Oxford. Sower South Wales, all par oey. and all pens of ••• Take notice, Its watalses. piste. mils vales, will be sewn Mbar pared or powe salsas ',Mall as paid for misvalue? 44+ Not Post-I USE • B W IT RICH may ireamoniterl makers'. end in ere Wales. end In the Is.. and Is. M. e sad Is. each. Observe,—Whol Meeklag on their r any amount, at del ...,----.- ~... ~-.—• . ,.e otijipupoe, .,,• — .,---- ____ _. • i • I - • - - - • - . . a ) sPoitrixo iftniltheitLii ; E: . . kll -7—.. ebree's els. et : by Raphael, ont V a Bentagbrough the defendan t , is also a jenrelkla. filling In lidolip. - - . Piet. • 3 . 0 " ', 1 ..- - .nits 414Pokoct that softie timit 4 arnalinamill 1 - • ro a rpj , a j ^ ^ rail.— * water-minare t Barbican. 1 Mr. 3. Ildbelles's br. orb , e. Reamey, by Raphael, out of Y. -- g J. a •' • ' J i'VEWIIIARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. lett. Mlle since informattoo was fiOes to tat . Waster . goMsmithe . 0 _ Inilla . Lalse""ail11111.1 'awn . sie 'w a d y aiaa _ ti in ees iet w iag e le . hr be l 7o g n mi th imP e ptl tiail ic in in oTr rY papt 11 1 1111 mt . irre s iTT IIIis. Mr. Psendeggeers e. by Blucher, out of en Election mare ; that the jewellers were a ilt• habi t a selling moors- Tassair.-14. Easter's Augusta, Sal. Elk apt Mr. Udey's the colt bought at Hamptoe-eourt r ' bia,ttst. D.M. Sage, h. ft, —e. by beeper, est of a Gehenna mere ; the colt la g rings without the Hili-etihip. by which means FIRST SPRING MEETING, ISen. at Hatepase- scan they avoided the paints/id:Mr a fee that is chatged on was yesterday brought up for filial examitiitlea s h e ei fe Mr billi g ea bw o. by Senoleasko, out of Lavoie, sister to affixing the stamp at Mall. The master gold- the Sitting Aldermen, Sir Clandlna Via hairs "Ili Fateay.---(Seesed leer,)--Renewal of the Newmarket ___,.• "Ince st d olr etailed tbe lii i i n tertilir lie for et eser glee enaell f""i imatkZl4 lllllllll e i a lliw ---:•---*- - 4 f'; fees of Mel oath , b , ft , eolte mulles Sat. rib. ; and Elias. w'muer7 °e I'Llist , smiths, is consequence of this Information, called a Plt 1111 . ILM• Th e muse of th e slicosd horse to mass ---"-- '' e" b 7 'Tellur' out of Elisabeth' by S i sdilis Court of Wardens, to take the subject into considers- sofa. Me. T. Sadler a b. c . brother to Pastorella, by Fyldener • l'es out of the stakes. Hon. The jewellers were doomed, as they bad great over. Mr. Maynard, the Bank Solicitor, -7 NO. 5127. • 1 t it. If. the D. olYorit's s. fry Aladdin, ore of slater to Mr. °saw " a• e• brother to altimeldier Mr. H. Williamson 's ch , e. by Aladdin, out of Delendit timbers 011ie* sostansped rings on hand , and they be was prepared with evidence . to subm it I :l 4 proplti Costume. —e. Smolensk*, dam by lateens hi. e. by Haphazard, dam by Orville, out of Opluella called a meeting on the 31st of May, to consider how similar charges against the prisoner. gime of 16. 113URSUANT to a Godderd's brother to 3/Impelle Mr. Usiny's e. by Orville, out of Emily ; they should act. This meeting wits respectably at. witnesses. however, were not yet in atthillimie; II iv. cb e A ss ay. Major Wilson's eh. e. by Soothsayer, out of Tipp ty- -1 tr. Erasers' br.f. Margaret Bro., by Guy Meneerlig, oat tended, and Mr. Stephens was present. A Mr. would not therefore trespass on the Buie tie thin. , in a cause litiwireuesum wischet • of Clan Albya's dam Lit Egremont's b. e. be Whalebone. out of Catherine 11‘blregor asked who gave the information to the gietrete. enough having already been scold vow James Parr, lansof Live 1% of Grafton 's br. e. by Relies. sit of Piquet b. e. by Whalebone, out of sister to HannibalAleaseelth. demesed, (eh be. f. by Wofel, out of Zelda master goldsmiths ? A •person who stood near 31r. tha prisoner to warrant him whisk he nil b. e. by Frolic, out of Silvertairs dam. MIL) ere by th '•tr. Udny's c. by Scud, out of Historla Stephens, replied " Brogdeo." A friend of Mr. the more anxious should take place ilantediately, sp , tt ik i ti muse In cad 1 Sir W. blileer's eh. c. by Sella, dam by Trafalgar, oat of I.d. Exeter's eh. e. by Soothsayer. eat of Folly Masidora Brogden said, " Who does he say ?" Mr. Stephens from what he had just learnt, ii appeared to he 4. eta. e. by P art i san, dam P ry Raba's, out of Guildford Ld Clarendon's b. e. by Clatileno, out of Allegretto answered, " Brogden." The next day Mr. Stephens longer safe for him to remittal's the Compter, the pa. rtle ass allima i rat ia lls " • Nan Mr. Villiers's b . . c. by Don Cossack, out of Iris .• a lk II D. of Portland's e. by Soothsayer, dam by Dick Andrews, received a note from Mr. Brogden —they were unite- owlet having been 'discovered in eh attempt' to the* • Mr. Croeltford a e. by Soothsayer, out of Chryseistweet of Me eild deem. wit of a Sir Peter mare qnainted, and were both creditors of a person who oil of the prison. Mr. Maimed was Oahe to pro. . THOM —e. by Pione e r , o at of a sister to Rob Roy • . 'Mr. IYortlev's e. by Fliho da Pete, out of Ilistirpa D. of Ratiesd'a e. by Soothsayer, out of Rusaballa was then insolvent. The note was as follows : this latter fact by the tridents': of the turnkeys, his Sir 11r. Batsoni I. e. by Crelebv. out of Jesse -- c. by Soothsayer, out of Elitiabeth r, --- D. otitatlead'a b. r. by Sooths ay er, out of Elisabeth Bridgewater.sqoare, June 1. Claudius conceived it to be unnecessary. a sutheisetle D B 6RUCGY. Has of Mr . Prree'r br. e. by Orville, out of Mistake zer f "J. Brogilen's compliments to Mr. Stephens. will strong case having already been made oat air aloft acmes IA Viareadoe's b. e. by Clavikno, out m nnegretts • TA ihmdbrolte's eh. e. Amesterer. by Zodiac r. Esimeed Peel's eh. e. Damon. by Magic Mr. IL Dencousbe's eh. e. Young Quiz, brother to Quit Coa t s hi. e. Smoleasko out of Pentag on 's dam. IfijorWllsoo's eh. e. by Soothsayer, out of Tippltywitehot ~ Mr. 4r. Ratak names Mr. Smith's br. e. by Ditto, dam by Tram- polar, bought of Mr. R. Wilms Turner ' s i i : d r. a b. e. y Phantom , out of Fairing $ Ikeld's br. e. by Blucher, out of Zorn IA Battey hi e subscriber. but did not name. eel tunes obliged by hill clank, on him at Bridge- him water-sqnare, on business equally important to both, trial before sgaare, four o'clock ' o-,lay. or to-morrow morning." ..to warrant his committing him to Newgate f it • The primmer, who le a. tall athletic loan. had tow Mr Stephens itentediately went to Mr. Broaden's trived.doring the night to wrench op one of thirties* retiree his patens, thank public. for the very Bonet MINERAL WAT hitherto been &retired; &Wisdom to the eel will continue to deserve I T d Grosvamor's brother to Aldfoedcutely meletehied duds. •Funavr.—The Sat year of a renewal of die Oaks Stakes house, where he found him in hi s counting-house. a hag boards of the cell i n which be was coatiamilt ilk • ----• brother to Tlosobasine They ate etlid si bj ead respeeta sir. nouverites e. by Orville. out of Bizarre of bags - sedt, h. ft , for three-year-old Miles. est. 41b- each; clerk and the porter, who bad brought the note being noise, however , awakened a fellowleriaoner. who s thosoglooot . 01 last ndlo and Mat; the owner of the seecout :My to receive ;Ir. wyedbeir's b. c. by Y. Gohaena, dam by Teddy, out ofpresent. On Mr. Steybene's entrance, Mr. Brogden in the same cell with him, the alatin w as is' asp meow oilseed to the p i lister to Wanderer lOUs r of the stales, (41 mhscrihers).. sent the pollee out , and, after Molting the door, went given, and the necessary precautions ins ly takes' -- Rom I,d Vendee@ names b. e. Frederick, by Filhe da Pete, due y names br. f li Falcon da i'uta, out of Spindle IA Grosvenor ' s sister to into au inner room, from which he instantly returned to prevent any further attempts tweecapd. r by Shuttle ROll the lames • Ld U. 11. Cavendish names . f. by . Blucher, out of Oliveira 1 Mr. Jones's f. Corolla., be Poulton , out of Easton's dam, by with a large whip in his band. Ile addressed Mr. . _ . . F mired Settee fir ell f. by Pioneer, out of Riilieule Sorcerer . Stephens. saving —" A nd so, 51r. Stephens, you Tbe Woodman, Captain NMI., was spoken wiiises. the Proprietor. HENRY Glee. Grosvenor's . eh. f. by 'nu. flyer, out of . Nlits Apple:on . Mr. Roger's eh. e. by SOW. dam by Walton, out of Sorce-and lianas Warehouse, bl. f. by rsoneer, out of syeorax, „,., le ., to b‘ ,„el,. • tilled site an informer, before eighteen persols% last sea en the 2d or July, in let, 28. 30. N.. long. 30. t. roc's d en Trod. may be suied Mr. W. Claihny names e. by Whisker, out of Cottrell. sayer night ;" and, without waiting for any reply, he struck all well. Left the Cape the 10th of May. Sousse. Planks. a uto IA Jersey's f. by Phantom, out of Fillagree Ale. Stephens over the eyes with the handle of the David themes, the man who on Moeda) , last wit' ledpneets to the Pehlke FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, IRS. 14 Stradbroke's mi. I. Argo, sicerto Argonaut, Oi Quiz whip, in a manlier that caused his blood to gush out, committed to llorsemonger-lane gaol hy the vordlale same Sam Isms leave to 1 Ifirvosy.—Firet renewal of the Grand Duke Michael H. R. H. the D. of York's b. f. I • Election, dam i) 4 rev, oat of Black Diamond ,s • twee- and stain the silver articles that lay on a counter iu of the Coroner's loquisition ‘ charged with the *Nal the oil and Italian Ware Steles of IlOgs each, for colts, Sat 71h. and fillies, est. 31b. h. f. by Woful, out of Bella D. 011113 mere respectable agent the room—he continued beating Mr. Stephens about murder of John Mathews, an engineer employed at, valued Kingdom. A. F. Ld Verulani's ch. f. by Coinus, out ~!' Laurel-leaf 11. R. H.the D. of York's eh. e. by Aladdin, out of sister to the head with the whip till he broke it; and even time Mustard Nlanufacture. tionlbeth Butts, by /tali- Obsoteo, nose is goo Mr. Rogers's f. by Haphazard. out of laiinbieape . Son," and the Propristo Castanea Mr. Walker's gr. f. by W lialebone , out of lair Ellen tben , not content, he seized time larger part of the bine in the groin with a knife, attempted do illestrof T Merebante. Captalt -- b. f. by Election, dam by Sorcerer - gr. f. by Partisan, out of Jest handle, and continued to heat Mr. S. till the clerk, himself is the following manner :—On 'Needy Mt esidassodmi tor shipphig 1). of Rutland's b. e. by Soothsayer, out of Elizabeth Mr. 1.. Charlton's b. f. by Blot:tier. out of sister to Election who nas present, interfered to save his life. Mr. Ste- announced to him the decision of the Jury, which he eismato. TA Exeter's br. e. hy Comus. out of nitwit!. Fairy D. of Grafton 's br. f. by Woful out of Zelda ANGEL IN IA 0. H. Careadish's br. c. by Rubeus, damn by Waxy or Sorcerer, out of Houghton Loom 1.41 Jersey's c. by Phantom , net Wrb e. by Phantoms. out of Oracle's dam b. I by Rubins, out of Vestal 14 Exeter's br. f. by lionius, out of Phantom lir. 'Fuorniiill's sister to Shoveler pliens offered no resistance---he bad a complaint in his received in a perfect calm and collected state. At tin eyes, and the first blow he received rendered him in- usual hour his cell was locked ; at shout eleven o'clock c.spable of waking any defence. Soon after the clerk at night,. as the turnkey was going his ?mode, le GENERAL OFFICE VRY ING PARC — Mr. _ b.f. , by Pioneer or Send, out of F , andango's d . ant hall succeeded in saving Mr. Stephena's life. 3lr. Tay. heard groans issuing from the cell in which the 0. jai . Mr. Fraser 'l f. Margaret Bruce, by (ivy Mannering. out of eraser a br. f. Margaret Bruce, by Guy Ilauuertug, out T HE following Clan Albyn's dam for came into the counting-house ; and, on expressing snare 'f Lentos was confined •; he instant' . ref* as of Clan Albyn's dam go from the shoe Mr. tdny's e. by Orville. out of Emily Mr. Gilbert Cooper's hr. f. by Filho da Puts, dam by Slam- his amazement at what lee saw, Mr. Brogden said, alarm, and Mr. Walker, the gaoler, @petted the eet . Paris Royal Mail, WO Mr, Wilson's eh. c. by Walton, out of Vourneen ford, greed:tie by Fidget "I f I am deceived I can never make hint minced. ;" when they dismeered the man covered with Meet at twelve. D. of Portiand's c. by Soothsayer, dam by Dick Andrews, Fortatnouth and Go: Mr. J. Benson's ch. I by Teddv-the-Crinder, out of Straw- ' hat should not a man of mature age, and of sound lyiug on the bed. The surgical attendants of * oat of a Sir Peter mare D. of Grafton's hr. c. by Soothsayer , out of Pops Joan br. 1. by Waal. out of Zelda c. by Woful , out of Charcoal b. I by Ruben', out of Vestal Mr. H. Williamson's hi , c. by Haphazard, dam by Orville, out of SpiaelM Ml'. Bouverie's e. by Orel le, out of Bizarre M. 1, alii..oti rh_ ehe Don cossack. out of Serena berry, by Derwent—copeianit's dam Mr. W. Corbels's b. I Muni. by Phautona, dam by Totter. mind, have made au enquiry before he would make prison were sent for, and on examining him found t idge, out Of sister to Romano steels a s iolent attack on his fellow man ? Mr. Ste- ILd ilay card's br. f. by Pioneer, dam bytileuingbrough, out p h ew , was taken house is a coach ; his life was far of Phootasunigoria Id Egremont's b. f. by Whalebone, out of sister to Wan- derer dreadful wound just over the abdomen ; both his arms were also lint across, and bled profusely; sei sonic time considered by his stir eon in the most im. carrying him to the infirmary his spirits seemed minent danger, and yet his recovery is doubtful. If low from the loss of blood ; hits wounds mete b. f. by Whalebone, dam by Goiania, out of Ama- Ilse defendant sonzle: for conapentation for his per. dressed; those its the arum are not considered to , 111 • .. and Sunday at half pa the Tals of Wight. to col eh senior to Cl .. t ak ers:el:mid Portelea. Emsworth, lie. 1 . Opost IL ery Ever mg at a • a :to e s:ester Ma ll. Sire rimier sod Canterbui w ail.- Am... MARRIBQ Thursday, at St. Georges, Bloomabary. William Latle3r, Selater, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.. to Anne Marla, youegeat *treater of William Bowyer, Esq. of Bedford-row. DIED. On Wednesday morning hut, aged IS. George. the regiment eon or Joshua Keowles, Esq. of Wanstead, Essex. IMPRESSED with a just and humane seams of R. the calamitous results arising from the injudicious treat ment of a terrain malady, contracted in a manner fife *ell known to require a mormetti, sod ollmontaillog soils se l happy t ictise a series of disir awl almost t ag. • ble afflictions. Dr. EADY cons the ii of those interested in Ids pecolior and moat aids& of cure. unlike the advertising Mipirie of the**, albs mpladly criminal conduct of those '' who hoW the wade mush* to the ear and breal, it to our hope." Dr. Early will not pre sume to pledge infallibliity hi every doestripliwo Of Mae, hot as far as lamas aid, assisted by medleal NM• skill can be applied, be promises a certain, - uent restoration .; having made every speaks . pltiliNc albetion.and its various trhio °Mimosas, NW Milella 44 his professional studies, and Whig daunt mggp Ms uses cendant success which has accompanied We mods of west meat during the course of • long and liihdriati 'prietkeoo is enabled to offer. with the %Ilan ebolitiesso, tioloosism at ones the most hopeful and encouraging. Ina la- I stamen can be adducted illustrative of the super:n: l (lk Eady's system, which had bees kited to all. 'Tea where eminent talent, retained by paint W proved inegeetml. in addition to those emsololory mint ces, Dr. Eady will be found equally fortooais isn't:At shimberiwg and debilitated energin of the Dale re4 2: 1 1 11, lion, which embitter, and, if not timely arrested. render nugatory the tory priociple of misisoce. this desolating state of inanity and sterility, by tag ih s Men and affording tone and attest/thy to the rellialgatill" Dr; lad# is happy to roomy the most positive moarmsee/ that the salbrors of both sexes may be rowed; a sieltil perseverance in the means dictated being ody rogelrad__: Dr. Esdy is twos:tiled deity. at No. 30. Dean -olfiet.•" e ' ( 0011 end of Dilmnotreat. Sobs. Issas out of fiertardmatalaa`,._ 11 . 1 4 Mat the Otmotal Two Penny Pod er + V reet air other 'ln • Oxford-street, *ad . 's opposite l 9 ). by patients of both sex.—Count letters meet relliaall. o oefesdooehp Marto' limbed poilL r ...' 1., ___......... ---w-~w • I- Pitao ll : ildlrubfisbid .t lll 2/6 1 P t AVrag Com i garTme r 1 ! Jilt • .b.tibbilit al, 111.1 "delet 6e. aim regulated to Ise addrisiod•