The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-06 00:00:00

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',.: ~ Room) platioss. log. . a '''' ' • WIAMILeg airscren. zeta. . . _., • ' a sameroos op& .pint body. •f Proprietoto. -...s for thi solority et tko moilleetobtotWoollk sesi ...a i ntjgrod la Volooromoot ottil Root !Equities, la ....4 .0 lis rob favici !Torpors to ponies Irtok 41 , 4 1 0 . 4 rf, ,d_oor m :oar t a gir. : r % j i sivj j zfil, . ' the egit agri.:2llo« =Ts» - • ' . ''' . 4 ' • * ; 41w . tie Jeliiiiiiiriet tiiiiirgiad 'W &diem of nett 4 2at t si=a,, : 1 . oliilloit (iitheimt: ML loilittoosi ifortot at lb. Corr . Wotan. _ 'Amid lop romooror %ado tutee. boos . *pp PM Astern to Worm, Witted ao welts theca. ire lOW We. ''"1181IgnIlte - AND LIAC AtiIIURANCS COMPA2.I" 4. 4 Tar •YT rum far which HAMPDEN .060 is thf : - , r.' . 1.. ,•,M1S ORAVDII AND STONE. LilltliAoo, Ste. IlitiCatA NI PILLS *, are . Illawt4tilil p, it s. h . e n‘ r r os thi future rintunvaila ed "base Dt:e 6 rde r ra e whiel i s arise go an itepeetect action et the tfriaary Orgass, Si a AAAAA AND STONE. LUNCH! . PAINS IN ran: !Ant AND SAllasaerrassuon DI cams, Itib r a m of lh" il oar fol argent layettes, te tide truly valuable Medici.. es sufPring patine ezi p from timirespillaillig Natures dales, iitgause erilletft violence for loll* ry to the ceeetilatlite , mid mains as imullaeseat or rant of diet dlr. Jog Seam lila sea cElbir . MeetlialiNe IlaNdleee ei dad itreeeelled virtues aad eilteavy harkaathesdy lisalutalaed See M. reputation. Said le .1111ang, at So. N. Nei Ha. triktierlf.nita 4. Chcapside. S t. Paul.. tit Regent Street,(iiiite the Argyle Egegark.) ildividoe s Witerlell i rtes. trelillbeellii t Dubin* Street Dublin ; sad by %hit principal blinliciatt Teodoro threaglarat the Vatted Kingdom. 4* • • • . I • - [ FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. ......egwe....- h ors • . FOREIGN-OFFICE, Om 4. The Els, has been phased to nominate and appoint Edward Durkin,. ES+ sad Robert Albion Cox, Esq. to be on the part of his Majesty, to meet the Com detse t hod by the Catholic King, for the coosidere., Ilea and of the dais. of Ilkilish sad Spahlabaubjeett o t t4l+t♦rl the audios emeeleded at illiadki on the lath of Itareb;111114 'betwiles Great Reitaid.and Spain. -- . WHITEHALL, Ocr. S. The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Thu. Wallace to be Muter and Worker of the Mint. --- ----r -tate 4#l_eiA [Military Promotions to-morrow.] : . OFFICE:Ok • • . .6 4 getemingarttylt.seuent an a.; ead 325, Oseonsi-svasit2; ' LAIIINIIII I SCDII4I.I UM ; • i IRS IS , Waerstemetani- ere at, Doni•nr. i iip Piewciern of thin Company respectfully-ilk% formegilablis, That Policies of Assentor* are granted. *lair a Ibeillgia lel Paredes In the Ariy, Willa, or Yee, '.llPffiligliailpt Kingdom. whether on. haU pay, or , la easel smudge, extra premium. or.,Ure Almktellite Illi easpegy are petalled to pas by - me &eta eive-/Ped eif Ilip_Usilatillogdom *soother, is Deck .- at ast`ea- Sass Rosta : sad are also 'Bowed, daring g44l,slllleitia to awv Paella Port betierea the pad both lielimitt, in Varela as described, . 0 p 1i r ti:... ..., 4 . i.:. L tal Oat .Mlstait. Ormaglimmarieg * allele* ettalelpote is Pada Septa. filly. wiliest Wearing the Liability of Lou,be Proprietors -delder Madarteke. elvespeasiblilty ; epos *Web Principle, sew Ibe.bleliaoses...cr". Twisty, aed Thirty. pet C li .trng paid in adalltle tliti Amount assured ; sad twee, koalieetirealwailkomi rikoohniu beta - more than doubt. .001,wfs,..elesse4 , - , 1. , - : • ••Ji• .. il•:•i. ....i .... . • - - . A manes, rice *,... 7 .' to Toward. e per elett.mnit In soused 'Mr Cent. on the M. pits paid, within the seemiyears. at Mieksebeea ale, la ham skied to all Polk:lair Assuages elected to this of lei, ter the Whole Peeled of Life. .. • , . FMK OFFIPIL—Cepljal Oen Sumas. ... - a t 'Policies effected upon every Descriplea of •Propertr s . tie Uated-Kiatilein. sped -ressandblirtiries. ', .• • ' Lows ere uniformly pm* by this CEIMS,I4 Igliabl • . M roaptitude. .. • Policies. which expire it Iflleiteeleilil ' sliaa4iiiNsigaid We lb . days Slereaftrir.gr the mete 8111beissum 'Oda . 1 ' Bo estrasce money, admission tee. or ether eadal theme, • tOttpd. ' • 5 • WILLIAM WRY; See. . , , .. . ' • 'ANN° *QUARTO A 11.61t6if li: REGIS. - •llda bay :w pitillibed. Mee Ille. bdiAti 'la. handsomely) band. ,* Raba Witlia„.gneedit iraticoved, of :•," .-40IVFORS'S ENGLISH LAWYER. or. Avecri wir Min - hiii dint Lawyer: dootifaleir a Samar/ of fhel allmialitaion et Ragland; its Latta lad Iltasen. particularly • them relative to 71Ars4sts- • Eneutore and Adml•Nlaster and Servant ey .• . • , gistrstort Nulesiess Ward Pena and Child • I l b w o rtt ' c ' l e iiilSl . ' i dW Wife Parochial Afairt 'The Clergy -.: • . Insolvent Debars Sealing Banks Distresses - Landlord &Tenant Tithes ' The Gams bale Libel • Wills, &e. Ac. • . Ala, 'THE CRIMINAL LAW OP KNOLAND. kabraciag every smi l es if Public Olean, with their pa. ', To which Is added all :::=:. C 01 1• lidailiff Ali most a, /roved Forme of AgreesseagOlegises,• Wills and restaamente Notices between Landlord lid Tenant, Contracts, Articles of •Copartoership..te. ette. • , • Also . a SUPPLEMENTOeataining the insurance Laws. The nese Laws, ' TlMAiseesed Taxes, ~. The ciisrotin. Laws ' - " VI. I..l 4 ll ,: a tu ti l g Or i gestad - ' whole i care f ul ly dltesi ltsbte li Zetlie to the 4th ow; .w. : . • nen Onii Oft Tar Ciente EarrioN. - • * . By . JOHN GIFFORD. ESQ- Loadoo : Printed for A. Wheiller, Mitre Civet, Ely Place, Rations ;- and aid by ill Booksellers in the United Kingdom.• Of whom may be had. ' Giforre Abitreets of the Acts of the let and 2d Geo. IV. -141. the &I Goo. IV. WM_ price Is. sea, and the 4th. Geo. JP. Ink pries la. dd. , . . , . . 11111EARS'..GREASE.—.1. ATKINSON. Perfumer, Jur 48. Gerrard-street, SobiLemusre, respectfully Worms the public that Le ban mill on hand a small qtteutity of the last Importation aid as this la acknowledged a very tine quality be recommends ao early application. The ebswastion of the celebrated modems Phystalogist that Beers Grease when peneured trein the animal In Its entire climate. possesses very remarkable . Premotim for tl.e growth of the hair." supersedes tisenecessity of further mask. f. A. has only to add that this le gemsise. M imported, mid that in ent of pmmotiog the growth. it Is very pleasant fee dressing the hair, it benotifully soft and glmosy.—Price and Se. a pot. and an gamine. on taking a quantity, Rohl as abuse add by most Perfumers and Nale a ralerm but J. A. warrants none geanine, but what has his signatore and est on the bill round each pot. •. REFINED CART GREASE.—This greatly im proved Composition is recommended to Manufacturers. ColilerylOweers, and all Persons using Steam Engines, Mills. tad Machinery, Carriages, Stage Coaches, Stage and Rail-road Waggess, Carts, every description of Agricultural Implements, Se. From the nature of its compositiork it is particularly; adapted for th e purpose of counteracting the incalculable mis atlefa.ce 'taloned by the Brine of Axles, Attrition, and Corrosion la general.' it is easily applied, and considerably cheaper than tavether Preparation yet offered to the Public. Price One Beim' per e • t. • gteanTol) IA upon Sir: ll'Adant's Improved System; shovels, .grafting Weis, sieves. msttoeks, hammers, mud scrapers, and rakes of every description, harrows with iron wheels, &c. The Pols ere arch steeled, sad will be found much more durable thin the generality of these articles. Surveyors requiring large issantilies will be supplied at SA per cent. under the usual Gunpowder, patent shot, an I paints, oil's, and colours °f erny &sceptic/1. Manufactured and sold by Robinson' Taylor, end Co. (successors to bl'Adam au I Co.), Willow. asharf, 87, Bankside, Southwark. • NO • VPECIOIC was ever brought into use by the . • Profet•sors of Medicine, to e.ittel PECDITS Celebrated end Incomparable FaENcn Pixt.s, for The speedy, safe, and mleAnal cunr. of a certain disorder, In alt Its Insinuating forris, and• the malignant a 1.41 slestructhe Itavages it • daily makes do the Benign Frame; hut, happily, Ikea:Pills Care ha so short a• tine, and in so safe and•easy a manner. AS." warrant him In such full conlideace of success, On .o;•r t .,‘ • ' • Sitarkof Disease shall he left in 11* iftrOgnst Tbeee Pals are sold in Boxes, st,2s. I,i44orpond-strawt, 'tau ; but shOuld it be., preParrel., the Donor epgajtqa to Cute, U` Disease for a slipislitted. mina; qr return tIM Money.; so. Mat If there be No Cure, there *wllrbe No" . , • • PA Y. • • K. R. The Itch Cionsil *Wittiout letsternk ) or ataiftntlni, byi nlng on:yivrica 24.9;1. • it 31. •••• ,•-•• • [Dividends. dm. To-morrow.] WASHINGTON ! OCTOBER 6,.. 1823. awl sr nNEr died ex the Set A RKETSAND FAIRS. ~n .. . • • 'Arundel Cattle lifeeket„ on Tuesday, was abundaney supplied with ptinse mottos and lamb; and the cattle in oiler respects was line; wether mutton 4s. Bd. to 55.; *we mutton, 3s 6d. to 3s. 9J. ; beef, 3s. 9d. to 45.; and e llettlib, ss. per stone. -q•ARUNDRI.CORN-MARKIT.--Wheat 121. to 141. per load; ! Aprley, 30s. to Ms.; oats, 20s. to 245. per quarter. .k . Chiihrster beast.market, on Wednesday, notwithstanil ilig the the inclemency of the weather, was well supplied with fat and lean stock; the wieole of which was sold, the former prodecing prices quite equal to what has been Obtained for the last two months. The latter went off 'very heavily, in consequence of the sellers asking high piltes. Ewes, which last year at this time .sold at Roe more than a guinea, fetched . 2ss. per bead. • - PESCHITSTaft CORN MAIILET.-The corn market was fen dull, and, to - use a miller expression, not many saropks were to be iern.-•Priess were steady, but Seed 1 itheatotiout 131. Ineasoinlon'ts Revenx :.-Witents 475. Sad. ; Barley, 26.. Oaes f 125 ;. Peas. 30s. per %saner. LYNN, OCT. 2.-We had s very fair attendance of farmers at Market on Tuesday, and a very good supply of Wheat ; the best samples met with pnrchasers at about Is. i to 2s. per quarter advance; inferior sorts are without alter ation. Barley, of the best malting quality, supported oar former currency. We bad very little doing in Peas sad Beans. Oats nearly as last noted. Flour the same. YARNOUTII, OCT. bal a rutty good supply of Grain on Sa.neday. Fine Wheats were e brisk sale at au as'. trance of lit tots. per quarter, but note1:0 am •admeat on the inferior. Barley was a dull eel. at Is so 2s. per quarter cheaper. Grey Peas 2.. and Oats to Is. to 2s. per qeatter lower. la Beans nothing doing. At the Newark annual cheese market. on Wednesday, prime dairies sold from 55 to 601. per eat., bat in COW , qualm/ of the day being eatre nely w. 1 , thre was au indif ferent show. and of course little business transacted. Derby fair, os Monday, was unusually crowded with cheese. the supply being greater than any former year within our recollection; but ootwithstanding. a less de preeiation in prices took place than might have been ex pected. Buyers were numerous, and plain dairies sold from 54.. to 575. The supply of colored was great, sod many fine dairies were sheen; but sales were flat through the day; it went o ff very heavily from SU to 575.- Oft or two of the very finest dairies fetched 58s. and 601.-Very little cheese west house unsold; and we were glad to find that the quality show. was superior to last year.-(Derby Met eery. Ntrretworust, Cki..3.-Our. great Mi. !mimes or Gostise Fair coimmesewsl yesterday. The timidity of cheese was by no means equal to what we have witnessed on some forarr-ocaeasiass ; this may is • greet measure, be attributed to the weather, the day before be ing extremely wet, which, no doubt, deterred amity per ms, from venturing with their Chain'. Yesterday morning was unpromielog, but the horizon cleared before coon, and bentrary to expectation. the day turned out very fine. Cheese .irtibed from 541. to 56.. and some very prime dairies sold as high a. 58.. or perhaps 60.. Of horses there was an es t eensmonly •great show, bat very few of value. and the vale was doll., The show of beasts was small, and both fat wars • 'and stores s. 11 very &artily ; not more than 5.. to ss. Ski. p a g mom, was realised. Ooions were in great plenty. amt sold generally at Is. per peck. Hop Dtexee.-The first Hop Dinner, at the ?UPC. Inn. In this City. took place on Wednesday last. Fort -f our gentlemen sat down. Dean John Parker, Esq. preideal.- Many samples of hops were produced which were sold at from 141. to 171. ; one small lot sold for 161. 10s. and was immediately re-sold at 171. We have heard 201. was refus ed by a grower of Chilham, who asked 20 guineas. The quality of all the samples was very good. -(Cueterbstry Paper.) - - BANKRUPTCIES RNLARORD. J. J. Dear, Brlxtoo, Surrey, draper, from Oct. 11, to Oct. flairSaigisall-street. *WE Wilson, Oxford street, Horn drapers, from Oct. If L to Lierv.l9, at Bashoothall-street. BANKRUPTS. W. Sutton. Sanitary. Middlesex, brewer, to surrender Oet. 1 7, IS. and Nor. lb. at Basinghall-street, Attorney, Mr. Vin cent. Bedford street. Bedford square. D. Drakes and 0. Smith, Reading, Berks. lines drapers, Oct. 11. 18. and Nov. 13. at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Oldes t Clanton street. R. Barton, Willow Walk. Cambridge, coach proprietor. Ott. 7, 18, and Noy. lb. at Basingitall street. Attorney. Mr. Stafford, Buckingham street. Strand. J. Holism Lower Thames street, 'lonelier, Oct. 11. IS, and Nov. IL at Basloghall street. Attorneys. Messrs. Woodward sad Co. Tokenhouse yard. I. W. Cleaver, Holborn, soap manufacturer, Oct. 11, 18, and Nov. lb, st Basin hall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Rogers and Son. Manchester Buildings, Westminster. J. Lesley, Poston MIN. East Ridine,•Vorkshtre, corn fee on. Oct. SU, ill, sod Nor. lb, at the Neptune Inn, Kleist's upon Hell. Attorneys, Messrs. Rills, Seas, Walmaley. and Gorton, Chancery lane, Leedom; and Mr. 800tcbburo, Urest Driliald. A. Simmons, Strand, tailor. Oct.?. OK and Nov. 11. at 116- ohighell street. Attorneys. Messrs. Hamilton and Ullithoree, Tistletoekrow, Covina prden. .4. Pergana, Liverpool. master mariner. Oet. 47. 118. and Nov. lb, at the Sur ant Garter Tavern. Liverpool. Attor neys, Mr. Chaster, Staple ton, Holborn; and Mr. Gannett, LI- Toviwool- • ...m.m... . 4 . AlSllitelt Muss Of COIN IX SNOLAND AND WALKS IX Tit • • I Vim swam, OCT. I . - wallola. •ID. 41. raw ed. v. d. *lest .... r ...47 II Oats II 8 Rye• • .•• • • ••• •• T •io •• AO ii • Hellas 34 7 Marley • 117 . 7 Pat . ....... .....it 3 i Averap Prise of Brow. or Maaeovado Saw, wow Fated from thp_ Rotorua •alado In the week wham t 111 l day of Oct, 18113. Is Sls.Bd. per ewt. (Vaan AN AMINICAN PAPER.) Thi last annlvereeep of the birth-day of Washington was duly obstr4ed at Ballo4s. the capital of the republic of Colom bia. Col. Tod. American agent in that republic. presided. assisted by Col. Deese, late Editor of the Aurora. Among those present were the Bishop of Merida. the Judges of the Supreme Court, severel members of Congress, and other re spectable citizens of Colombia. with (North) Americans, and at least one Englishman, Irishman, Scotehman, Frostbitten, German, and Polander. The Vice-president of the republic, attended the ball in the evening, " and all appeared to eat and driek hearty of republicanism." The toasts drank were as foliews : I. The niosort of Washington—The great Northern Light. 511*seatinating ray' of hope end of exalted patriotifse in every region of the globe where liberty has a votary. Y. The President of the United States—A patriot of the first, and a patron of the Second American revolution—the un biassed choice of a free people. 3. The illustrious Bolivar and the Republic of Colombia— Foremost in the glorious cause of Sough American. Indepen dence, and the first to derive their powers front the only legi timate seureedf adtbority—the sotereiph people. 4. The day—May each succeeding annlvery exhibit other Washingtons, encircled with equal gloryi to make their nations free, enlightened and happy. 8. The Mosory of Franklin—whoed Efe was, Indeed, "phi-' losophyteaching by example.' and of Whom alone it Is said, Artpult etelo faliten,seeptrataque Tyrannis." O. The memory of the first Colombian Minister to the first American republic. who ne►er despaired of the triumph of hie own cohntry, nor of the friendship of the North American pee- 1 sideat and peoplei 7. l'he sole surviving general officer of the American revo lution, La Fayette. the compatriot of Washington sod Frank-, lin—from youth to age. during the administration of directors, emperors and kings, uniformly devoted to the principles of rational freedom. S. The rising generation of the new world—May eduestion and probity fit them to sustain, end worthy to enjoy the bless ings of real representative government. 9. The memory of kochambeau, D'Estaing. and De Grass, of France, De Kalb. of Poi.'na, who generously Contributed to build up the beautiful temple of our independence. Rt. The United States end Colombia—emelt glory in their Washington—may each profit by the principles developed in his illustrious career. I. The independent governments of Spanish America— awaking from the slumbe:s of ages, they verify the prediction of Jefferson, and " now shew themselves to the world to be like the rest of the world." 12. The great key-stone of republics—public station and private virtue inseparable and _reciprocal—as " cause and effect." 13. The American family—though descen led from collateral' branches, still wedded by the strong ties of nature, lebertyWnd. commerce. STAGECOACH ACCMENTS.—On 'Thursday. at Holley tog gat, between Itillerivay and Colchester. A awe coach. was overtnrneil, by which seversl of the passengers ivite seriously injured. Lot Wednesday week, the Trne Briton roach froni Booth F.rry to andderstield, was upset pear fti,itfiritli owing to an it its passing across its course oh the and Mrs. Webster. an outside passenger, receivel a hitit on e the breast fro.n a trunk which utf the coach.--(feemisi Mercury) • .... • Within the last few weeks, heehtibogs have ' l3 . apprehended in this'. city by the watchmen, having et Apulia wandering about the streets at ust•iessnnaulg 'of the night: ti'hy these priekt . y gentry prefer Ihr tOWE seasaitalde• time of year to the cortntryoi:r Wave net yet been able to ascertsin, bat it is q.lite clear they mow have Chide a journey of no cm ill oist.ince, ere they ea,* evea the suburbs of Chester.—(eliester (h:•unle!r.) 1 4."11111;6. A.t -.4 4 ... .. • ;,4 Vox* amie•lrsr rag ....1 20 ".. R..'' 'I" -- .1 .., 17.;. ' < • • tort 3 V 1,1.1 • 4--lAlluotP4Ll 7 7 • ' f • I . . • • 1 , PRICK The disease in the turnip crop has been very variously and Tell unsatisfactorily stated. even by practical men. The grabs and maggots which inhabit the decayed Weir are generally understood to be the cause, whereas they are only the effect of the malady. whatever .it may be. It is among the varieties of cosmos teraips that the disease is found to be most destructive, and especially where they bad been sown early upon warm and fertile lands, while those which are sown late upon heavy lands are comparatively but little injured. It does not appear that the system of cultivation has any particular effect. as those turnips which are sown broadcast, drilled on the flat, on the ridge,or with oil cake, yard dung, or compost. have been indiscriminately attarkeit.—(Norreich Mercury.) On Sunday evening, the 28th nit . as Mr. Samuel Stan. dish, who resides in Blake-street, had returned borne from a walk. about half-past seven a'oclork, be was trying to nnlork his door, when. to his great siirpriss, he found it nolorked, and on endeavouring t • enter, it was violently pushed to; persevering to force it open, it was closed with greater vehemence, when applying greater strength and overpowering his antagonist. be at last succeeded in push ing himself in, but was immediately collared; a desperate struggle ensued, when Mr. S. and the robber both fell on the floor together; and a neighbour coming up at the mo ment, the thief was secured, whilst another of his accom• plicces made good his escape from a chamber window. They had parked up, and made ready to carry off, a (pan tityof wearencapparel, bed linen, &c.—We itn•lerstand his name is Frederick Howe, and that he lived in Allen-street I - -....... . —(Sheffield Paper.) A barley bevel, the property of Mr. James Studland, at Buckingham, was blown down on Wednesday morning last. Three cows were underneath at the time, one of them was crushed to death, and the other two were much hurt. Three Med, Mr. St adland's labourers, had not left the place-three minutes when the hovel fell. • On Saturday last an inquest was held at the Ram Inn, Hertford, on the body of Mr. Thomas Garner, a farmer at W o rmley, who expired at the above house. on that morning. The deceased, it appeared had not been well for some time previous, and just before his entrance into Hertford, com plained of being worse than usual. On his arrival at the Ram, he ordered a glass of brandy and water, and while in the act of drinking a part thereof, he fell down and died almost immediately. Verdict —" Hied by the Visitation of lion, A remarkable circumstance was stated by .the 'Horoner—via. that he had made an appointment with the deceased to meet hint at his (the Curoner's) house teat morning, for the purpose of making some alterations in -his will, and which n ill lie had in his pocket at the time of his death, having brought it to Hertford with kiln. On Thursday last ail . inquest was held at the General Plitpt, Chelsea, on the body of Susan hiackenside- The deceased resided in Jew's•row. Chelsea; she had . addicted `In:I-self to drinkin, spirits, and on returning hone, after .'partaking' thns freely, she sink into a state of despondency, and : fropently said she would drown herself ;on one ne est.sion when she returned home, slue said she woul , t then I drore6 herself, and attnallyikiere a woman a pair of *rissole •-t4. give to her husband (what're:4 in the country at the time !of her death), as a keepsake,., 00 Tars4ey t:te unfortnnate deceased returned home in her usual plied.t, anti shorty 1 1 afte; hnng herself by Ite'r shawl td the banister. Verdict ii ---""What the dereaseat hung herself, being et the time is a' rate 10 temporal mental derangement." , •__ .•.:_ ~..... I. 1 / 4 ' ~ i 1.. • 4 7 "44WL • i i: - At- --r • THE telvm, up 4 rdpion, CORRESpONDENCH IllirWirts TN. CIIAMPIONIP• IMOLAI/0 (BPIUNCyA , ND Tua CHAMPION OWIHOINALION LAIONA10). • ~. . . , " To stn. seettra, , Wwirs 'omit La "trivia; brancirgrak, 0 Sia—•-As yew , IMP ' • We . • yowidelf.• the title of Chaamisto of liagluti4 d ot itsgen'apitt to'figki any 4 11 ' man. provided he ea" ad fenititit'ho considered, in the London ring. a a tl.fiage mow to iamb Yen: that caste Gelid fit ' tgr" will back me to fight you for one hued Setelieeignif NI/..—T4 say other penes, I might haeskilhala robe ithW Of apology for this rough litritaison, belt I am cone/ at yon will Bike it as it is useentobat is, intim way of ltifbesd. 'lit: bearers Mr. Reynolds, will woke say appointment ellOvielent to your deli. Ur puttiagiesra *ease money to the match. I are.4llromur huotbie servant. " Salford. Sept. 11, lift. " JOHN LANGAN." . . _ " MR. 4NOAN,ltitoottrooloasas, animus, . '' !Cub a LaWO4ll, . . - _k i -: • • ‘ l ' Sts--Harlot some three mentbi retied * a cbaTln from yea in Ireland for 1001. wick if Thad thoate thaesent worth my notice I should have answered that without waiting for &repetition cad should scree this in the sane way but sappose.ng you de net understand what silent soatenopt means therefore I wish to.inform you that I do nuttlaiok it worth my notice though it may answer punt purpose as it may please the feelings of some sholl boy to say in COM'. piny (I bare ehallin%d the champion of Englund and hit dare not fight in.) this may appesre very pleasing to yoner feelings if so you are very welcome to them but before I close I wish to inform you that r Will Mrate you half war' between London and Manchester and tight yott for 50iI. aside and stake 1001. at any time you may tbinlie proper. And youer friends think you can win 1001, they willpot Umtata to back you for 5001. aside; if this was to any other gentleman bat Mr. Langen I should make some eyelet y_ for addressing him in this monner but I think it N .14 not asesory wit is In his way of Bigness. YOOttf. Ikr. " T. WINTEIt-SPRING." - " AILS. seaman, TOWN II•LL TAvaliN.MANcncorPo. o "SlR—When the brave the manly Crib made - yon arc fsed the Championship of England yon promised in the ail e world, to imitate his prais.owortioy eon lees in ti e e Ring. But that promise you have not fulfilled for Esib never weed at a 1001. customer or told bias that he Sweated Lis offer with confempt. Recollect the title ye., .16•141 was but a gift. for which you sever fought. I would !shim you to keep this in mind for it will check that v7iiit • with which you are so terribly bloated., a vanity without th • lao (modifies. fluent it is for beating the I irey Heade.• ,fild String , ror wining the madenp fi ght with Toaa Ory . Mr is it being well druhed by the one armed cripk• Sr s i se • —Out of compliment to the County we areittl will wet mention the Particulars of the great [ eirltight lortoreo , ~._.;,., Jos - anal Jack Carter. With respect to Neat van rm. • teething by that victory; ail you mold pin 'by tl a: yacht WAS Money. But it appears by your answer to my ehalicage that Money is the Goo you worship. What fam • bad he argnite..l he certainly managed to best Tom Oliver .aftes repeotelly giving up in thecourse of the Battle. Anal :h. Gallantly beat the this Light Mae, a man not within ;; Sone of his own *eight sunlit is well known that the C s man received IMO. for losing the battle. Is it for beating Ibis Primer of curs who gave in without a mark or losing one 'drop ad blod a in his fight with you that yet& call yonewle Chanipion My fri. As in this county trill heck ate against' any erne you ever fought in the dam of lOW. to 801.— I would never have thought it worth nay while to bring ba. k to your llemnry Days Loug past but that you Seem to forget yourself But look back Mr. Spring and you may remember a time when von And your native calm. try could not get friends to back you for 501_ aside—l am an Irishman a stranger in this country and the circle of any friends very limited but they have in any opinion CONIC! hansomly. forward in backing me fdr the- Stun I have offend. Permit isle to say that in my opinion you display a great deal of the Cur in thus naming a sum which you must be confident I cannot raise But all world must know the true reason for ally .other Pugilist" that meant fighting would.think it a good stake. The son of your Host has eir.ulated a report that if I cannot get backed for 54)01. aside it will not answer your purpose to sro into training and that you say you will give me rgood ..Jilting for love Believe me ?On could not have met a More accoia• mod:sting customer than myself Money •with me is the least consideration only name the Place anal you will find me your humble servant. You or me must !:e Cli..iiipion and should it fall to my lot I give you any word I sill never'refuse any Man in the world a Trial that can get tosikell for 100/. You will oblige me by naming when you will give MP this promisal Drubbing sad never fear but I will attend the appointment. Au answer ~I soon as pos.ible will oblige * 1 Your 110111ble Servant, " JOHN LANGAN. " 301 k Sept. 1533, Rennia , r-llorses, Satfard." Crawley has challenged icton to light for lOW. aside in the course of a month. Abraham Belarco has challenged the Streatham Vanilla to fight for SOS. aside. - It' I otr Tuesday lag, at the Petty SessiOns for tits hundred of /farts - mere' Suffolk, held before the Rev. Dr. Chevallier, the Rev. Dr. Illetbold,. and several other inigistrate., %Vm. Leslie, who keeps the Black Swan public house, in the borough of Eye, was convicted of selling wine without a license, contrary to the statute, and paid the penalty. The offence was committed at Thrandistnn lair , on u.. 31st of August tact, where the defendant has a booth. and which had so long 11, en a custom on that occa.io •, that it was not considered as being an offence. Thi. sectition trap commenced and carried on by his Majesty's *dicers of Misr. • In th e e.aly part jFthe week a shark, (we presume. the n alai maxi/net; or basking shark,) was seen t., enter Shoreham Hubner, attracted, nn doubt ) by the rpm tity of soldier • whichi (moment the river_ In, his retreat to theses, he lashed the water so furiously with his large tail, that the noise was heard at a considerable distance. Ftar.—Between steep and eight o'clock on Tuesday evening a destructivefire broke out in a large hop -oast, belonging to John Atiller, - Esq. at Bowhili, Kent, situated in an orchard• at' the back of. the ,primisa, which in a short time constimotd the • building, together with about 590 bushels of hops, drying on the. kiln., The engines were dispa , ched front Maidstone with all possible haste. but they arrived .too tate 'to he of 'any' service, the greater part of the root having 'previously fallen in. The wind proeidentially blew in a contrary direction to the rest of th e b u ilding., which consetptentlyCticaped, deskuction.— The fire, wr hear, originated 'from ,the buratteg. of of the cockles. —The damage is estivate:l to bit to' 800/. The aroperty was iniared. . , . Oit the nigh l dfSkitodsy abou c titeWi l l a fire'was dia.:n*lord At Farm ~ Al( fh'i-P!rit fishnet!: feat, ietilch totally. claimed the who' etop.of corn in . stacks; Ste, (eitiSiatid . ; epwige quarters.) alargg barn, !lOW. and nit;latuses r with war gam; tarts,• Identtn4 and . .11 11 #11. 1 4 1 _10 ti asha nib's% No it .ittht licenlcrtained.o .its Wi t of some Wicked inrentliaby. The prtsOrtysir tell:need at about `20t101., no part of which is' e; ' #.4.1 .11. stigtt of oae be from ]uo:. rOlve O'flock• wias or St,- look yeirst; " I A of 3010 ;es,. toiroilAir ageosenss of • - • 4 PCg the work destroyed is :* • insured. e tk • 4 E st * , • - ill/ 14 4 4 • • . r thou* 4,1 of 0 ins t g for ittw, loss :fore Is e It be o.a k.— 731. wing 7U.. Dou- IS. Se WV* el kat ter at ler, of out of 4•l • 1%01 sink l I. R.M ) es. t Ole tart a tar MO is Oljr I the arbed e +6e r for so or -May lose p aftoa- or ill ibillti ustu if. Is dot& bi d 41dro tar lohie rr Clil mo. 4) " O 4: the grar