The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-22 00:00:00

LEEDS REFORM MEETING. The following meant has bees transmitted to as from the Oleo of the Leeds Mercury, and, there fore, oar Raiders may rely es Its authenticity and seesney " TM* tirand Meeting of our Radical Reformers boa passed VIII Is perfect peace. Notice had been previonsly gives, that ow ildsdey all the efforts rot the Reformers wield bo ford is radon a numerous and that it 'mild be attended with all the 6 poop and cireewstance of music, standards, and proceseloos. The place of meeting was, as anal, ' Ronald Moor, about a silo from the tows: &boot 12 o'clock numbers of people begin to sesemble is the streou of thole's, and especially before t►. shot. ef Mr. James Minn, • political bookseller. Thar ciseilead be ',crease till t►ree •'clock, what lug. bodies of people approached frets the adjeceet vil lages, with lags, sad ea* of than with a bead of meek; weal bodies of female &fanners were in. gamma imam; them, and after seideg is sot large camera they proceeded towards the place X wale.. Righters lege were disployed en the mashie, with the leases sad branches ef oak, and. mousy w►ite weeds, sermeseted by beeches of crept; enerel of the legs were also ..needed by asps. Amosgst the standards, the meet remarkable wee a black leg, with the 'nail). goo, We ewer. fer set entrdeted Coentrymee at Msecheeter. Out another was a seems weeping wet a tomb, eederweeth which wee written, 6 Thom skit do as Mader.' Om leg boss the 'ascription, • To tie immortal Memory ef the Reformers ass. sacred at illeachesta :` soothe►,' Hold to the Lees:* soother, ' Piece sad Good.will tetrads Men: end several othess bore the comma' inscriptises •f • Assail Perliaments," Heat and Liberty,' Ste.— Arrived at the place of meeting, the laser pre. Anted a spectacle eater before malted le this Sews. At keel twisty theism:4i penes. sae resembled, and k was an aseeehly which, whatever may be t►ought of the political opinions of dime who coestitated it, displayed is a stung and loteresdas light, tholosiesty of Yorkshire's**, sod the brave, open, ►ied bananas of Winona. It =noised bet on* met, and that seal Arm sad frank, sales' sad peaceable. A 'Aber of females of misusers were introduced ow to the platform, part of whom were dressed is w►ite wish grins and black ribs's& rounds their sleeves, sea part is deep meeraies. "Ahem fair o'clock, Mr. Id 'wenn came forward S. propose, that the Gentleman who had acted so noble a part is relkvies sad giving bail for the Re formers who were hertmeed et Manchester, Mr. Cherokee, shield take the Chair. The mode* was mtmeded and carried win enthesieslic applause. 6 ' Mr. CNAPNAIN is taking 'beanie, mealy Mere. ad thinks for the bonier which had hem conferred' ■pee him, and begged that a paring atteetisin might be gins to the spoken. " Mr. MASON istrodeced tba bailees" by a speech which displayed mach eimpteme, lodgment, sad , poetic taste. " Ho was followed by Mr. WILLAIN of Dowsing,. whip read *eery lees wring .1 Rarieletiees, signify. leg the opiates of the Nestles, that Radial Refine was absolutely smeary to the 'station *I the mee tly, end medesiales in strews NNW the murder of the Mermen at Mambeeter. At the courtesies of Mr. Mass's apeoch,lsabelle Blackburn,* esiddliaged enema, dressed is Mack, came le the feast of the Restless, mid delivered bite the heads of the Chair. sae a Cap of Liberty, sad an address to the women of Leeds, which she regessted that be wield read to the Mettles. " The Address was real le a low Mee, sad was a mere mend recoarmestl•tion to met in the MVP of Reform. At this moment an enaccovolable peek seised maw of the people at t►o outshine of the Nestles, sad some heedreds fee away, but them was erg the slightest cane for alarm, sod • beast, shout ',leashed ceoidowee. 66 The Remletleas were now pet collectively, lad carried wit►wt a dissent's( aim. " Mr. Joan BrAcnsuan sow addressed the Meet. leg at some taiga, bet pained very little effect. 66 Mr. Joni SIIITUSION fellowed le a 111111110010111 mod Never speech, which was well received. " The Thralls of the Meeting were voted to Sir Charles Weisel,. Mr. Parsee, Mr. Harmer, Mr. Demisee, Mr. Hest, Major Cartwright, Mr. Cob. belt, Mr. Chap..., end Mr. Writ. " The Thanks of the Mentes were ales voted and carried okb immense applause to George Basks, Esq. the Mayer of this Borough, for his liberal end is. lightmeed mode& defies the whale of hie Mayoralty. 11 say Ales me give planers to that Geetkome, It will be the contrast t►istews aeweshibits to tbeseef Mambestee and Paisley, yet had his wisdom bees less, we might new have bees to the midst of riot sod disorder—we had se laterfereme, a* lallodem t me hostility. " A •eerie perfectly ■eval now commemei, and one which, it must be allowed, ma believable to the peer moo who dkgy coestiteted the Nestles.' "Mr. MITCNILL proposed that a riellectims shield be Immediately mode to •mist the silvers at Mae. shelter, arid le feeble every peeper legal leastiptim to be made late the premodify of the Aotheritim there. "A teed bent of applies. welcomed the pteisesel, awl iesteetly bets wen titselstieg ens the lands e l the eddied*, colludes the pt see sad dallier which THE STATESMAN. were peered into them with the utmost The hats were all !modal to the basting, and their united contents amounted (I have jut teemed) to £l5 15s. Gil. It was really most pleasing to see the perfect honesty with which this collection was carried on—the honour sod benevolence it enlaced in the poor sod needy ; net only did every bet reech the frostings with its berth's, bet %11, wit►out 'seep ties, even from the ve►y outskirts of the amiably, were duly coaveyed back to their owners.— One bat was lest for a time bet it was sees elevated ew a stick in • distant pert of the crowd, sad insusedistely senveyed to its saw. — I believe no one could have sous this Meeting sad declared, that its members were revelationists. It is highly Immovable to t►e town of Leeds, that loch perfect temper, osodustios, honesty, and peacefel. sees, should be preserved by topes's!. of 20,000 of the lower order of its inhabitants. There was net a tomatoes. motion; nay, I seaters to stir• there was set a riotous disposition i• say potties of that Meeting; it dispersed as h set, peaceably. I 'se writing et eight o'clock is lb. evening; at half.put Nuns o'clock she solo street of the tout was filled by thousands of 'setting li.formers, and a seers of stasis( sags; at iLis moment the street is not more crowded than it usually i• at this beer. What will t►e Manchester Magistrates say to this? In what light does the conduct of the Psis's!, Magistrates ap pose now ? hove Not is special consiobis— are did not rev a soldier ! !" O. M..d.y, attest heltposi It o'clock, the Doke of You ortivofl hi tun hoe Oetlends. Pence I.r.orot.ro —On Soolday, the 1111 his Royal Highness Princ► Lcoroma sad salts arrivedl at Taymoregh Castle. shoot sit o'clock la the 'vow log. Ilia Rnyrol Highness was received with every peesible mark of respect, sad the joyful cheerier of a large uncovers* of people who gent eel to moot him. A itnyal little was ired from t►e battery as he stepped out of the carriage, the bagpipes playing that well known pibroch, the Prince, Welcome.- 1 0a &today his Royal Highness attended Divine Ser vice at Hogamore, accomponied by Lord and Lady Ilataintessz, the Fart of LAU OSIDALI4 Gad a nemeroos party of Ladies sod Gentians. On bleeds, Loyd Bif.ADALIANIt, to gratify the alibi* of the people, assembled s comaidenble somber of his inanity, amounting to upwards of 1400, for whom so ample eatertainmeet was provided, with copier's libations of porter and whiskey, is frost of the Castle. The health of his Royal ilighwees was drool' with the loudest sod warmest acclamations. His Royal highness, with greet geed humour, walked resod the rabies, sod it was most gratifyiug to see the happy sod evpressive conetenemes of lbws hardy iohabbants of the Grompisies; In every fee. ter' was marked the joy sod sesiefaettoo they felt et so seer a sight of his Royal Iliglinees's porno.— ( Edinburgh (;ourinu, Sept t ) COWIN, SEPT. 19.—Yesterday thanking RISES/ resealed his eeilieg poresba by embarking ire Ma were, the Royal George at Portsmouth, the. peoesedireg to the Needles, aid Mamie; sole at sit o'clock. A.M. to the yedit's mowing. is Cowes &wanted. His Royal Iliginiese's stay will probably be eight or ten dell, yacht Wile; bowleg contribitted mesh to the RESSST'S health SS well as SOMISIPSNISI. That beastifsi marine wills late Mr. Mactuteetee mar the Parade. at West &wet, has been porches:A ler i his Royal Iligitoess's occalioNal reamer, she lima. floe conematedieg a view of the Resibinad,and alford. l leg the greatest fsdlity of embarkatim. Is cousegoenct of a regular Itegebilloo. the De. polies of the Ward of Mehemet', in the shames of the Aldeemsn, Sir R. C. Gres, have sppelsted he. morrow for a Meeting, to take lots cousidwaties the late proceedings at Maw:Neter. A &civilities has been lest to the Mayor of U. verpool, signed by some of the Indio( mew Is that town who prelim Whig prlsdplee, pray* that he mold, on the " earliest day, comae a Motile( of the hiliabitasts for the purpose of without% the Patties Rcourr, to Weikel, a strict, mimeo and 'ticket eogelry into the occormaces at Manchester. on sad subsequent to the Ilith of August last." Ili. Wier. ship received the Depetatioe very politely ; sod, after 'Wog an hoer to esolider of It, declared that. sot. withstaadiog the respectability of the algeateres, he must dachas complying with their wishes, conviammi, übe was, that a primer kreestigstion would (she piece. The Requisilloaiste. however, an of opi sloe, that, without the seem of the country is stroppy en. pressed, the offewders, If any. will sot be Mee& le psebbeelit ; and they therefore emit spin Go the 110th, 11 consider what foram steps shoed be take*. —(Merning (hronicle.) Bats:or. SEPT. 10.—The Coometric Society of this town. similar le mestkatioa to that of Liverpool, held a Special General Meeting here OS the 113iti, on ;he 'abject of the Manchester lisaneliess, TIMMS, Stocatso, Esq. is the Chair. A series of Resole. lions were unseiatossly pissed, vindicatiog the right of the People to meet publicly, statist; the legality of the Meeting at Manchester, sod &emoting the attack of the Yemesery Cavalry, as a creel, weetoo, oda disgrecafel mirage. It was fealty molted. that a Public Snineription Amid he immediately opened by the Society, and the proceeds forwarded to the Weetetiomer Committee. The death of Sir EDWARD KIIATCOMULL, creates a vacancy for the great isdepesdest cosety of Kest, sod it is believed that the Freeholders will seise is the premise occesimi to give a centers to their essellest Represstative, Mr. UOPYWINID, she, likelier, shell @peek their eestimests ito Varliseseet, and show that they are Wiggly alive to the violists lately sieved to the tights of • body of their fellow 'objects at bleaches's These. sues of passing Parliamestery Rams Is falafel!) , to itemise the seirsie cosigned to them—for if the cosign of Reeked would Mil the defies which they owe to themselves sad their emery, the reties &refers amid sot retain their eerrept lelessce for may kerb of thee. Bo=ise.—Wedeesday last a battle took place is Tosbergh Ceases, is Norfolk, bermes Bathe, the Sorgh-Aptee veem, end Belem., a Jew, freer Li.. des. Berke was invaded by %slily, sod 111611011 by his brother. The bottle was stoutly metaled, sad after 41 resod, was wee by &hero. To rots 111117191 or Tux ST4IIISILIN. Sin,..-Should the following be acceptable, sad which I shall know by its insertion in your Pepe,. I purpose addressing you occasionally, or when soy thing of esemeet occurs in " this highly filmed place." The Patine. is whiles, its Lord, and conseqeently quiet, the senders of Princely le series bitterly complain of the abseece of their patron ; the poellerers sey the live stock " eat their heads off ;" sad to avoid de. struction themselves, they destroy, for their owe @maintenance i whet they have Lod in reserve for he. " whose life is a sick epicure's dream. incohereet sod gross" The senders of coatnband articles wish mach for his " eethlognele;" sod the hlgit.reeted Weems wear a gloomy aspen, for the west of these to enliven them, who bask in his ray. It is said, she town has not been se doll. et this time, for many years. The Theatre meets •ilb great support seder the meeentmemeet of SitunTOO. The Previewed* Con. cents participate le Ilse farmer of the visitsels; end the Leo Table is not forsaker,. Oar Megistrstes met ea Thursday, to emits the trinities mightier, sp. plieations for fresh liceoces. • Mr. Caters, Mr. Honer, Mr. Honks. Mr. naves, Sir lIIRRY MT. caorr (the Pavilion Magisttele). sea Mr. 9 . 1 .1. 1 "" 111111111110 TON, of whom I dare say yam have heard ; if you hove sot. es truth Is very slow le spreading itself, your neighberer, Mr. WAITUNAS, as give yea some information-1w lately esstanan hie &mules as Joan, of the Insolvent Debtors' Coed. Among the ippliraticres fur two Hamm, was ate for the Yolk Hotel, est yet erected; whkh. withoot beta's. tie., was granted, and in the face of positive deck. noises, repeatedly pet forth by tech of these Mollie tortes, that no nee licences should be greeted. — Now, es repealed applicsrkes hero Wee made yearly, by individuals whose rights bate bee* es. seeded by long residence in the tows, sad by pa thless signed by almost all the respectable reel. diets of the piece, what magic could iodate " these Jestke.men" to forget their declarations, Whet " bogy devil" hes bees at wink atoning thee? to act ass lo opposition to themselves. Pavilion 'sanest, as,. the Brighten Paper, effected this " job." If Pavilion interest did d• this, it is a glaring mileage of kiseesty tse the pent of these Justices, as well as Idle, to be thus led by the nose. I suspected some. lady I.a 2 had got among them that should not be there, by olio esclesioe of all persons Pons the Court, sad 'dialog she doers @pee them as if some trickery emoted to be privately at work—this I nee informed. Hid I Wee there I wood have protested spinet ibis violation of decency as cell as envier. I never beard of seeds a this' ; sad I base heard et the Lily lag of letmocest people by the B ‘raeghatesseers' eaeolry, the farcical proceedings of Manchester alegletrates. sod the rejection of enisopeacked and , clear evidence by • Grant Jury—but I serer before took up my Con to record she obese of power, and Ike "swat inlioenca of that detil interest more rem. *id in Al, instals(' by the ilaristrates of the lirsmlhss, It is to be hoped soother leer *HI toe M the power in the hoods of Ihn.• who an with so Male delicacy destroy its consistency, and who are as St le be is possessive of it es City are lecapable Of Paercising its sacred (cacti .its. Tour obedient Seivant, AltlsTl DES. lifigbi**, Sept. It. 1819. To rex Battltt o• rex STATESMAN. Ma. Eetusa.—lt is milk no small degree of pies. Sr., that I view the lettering progress of the Sob seriptioes is aid of the 1111,011f11 at Manchester. Yet I cannot bet regret, that from the liberality if Jodi- Meal contribeties, the major put of *or popela. ties (I mean the lower classes). are in a seaters seared away from that Add of homage generosity, in which they would be glad to act. They, of COSMO, have a British heart is COOMMINI with their seperius is ellaesee, sod it may saterelly be supposed, that they would enthusiastically snits by seek a mea sure, to palace at once their abborreace of the creel perpetrators. sad their commiteratios for the es. happy sollirers. I therefore take the liberty of asp ',Wog, through the mediae of yoer Paper, the pro. piety of opening places of Selmaiptieo in various puts of this =tympana for the above purpose. Is the fell hops that seme active sad stalest penes may bi found to commence sub an undertaking, I subscribe myself, you ()Wiest servant, at. Martia . .- Igoe. 1141.1f1v evening, W. P e lee. 17.1819. Ma. OWBA's PLAN. Leese, Srrr. to.—The Merited°, appointed to visit New lorniek have sad. their Revert. and they do not feel authorised to recomatmd the odeption of Mr. Oree's Me till the eenelties wbiels it is im peded .111 be mark mat Sessioe of Pediment ead ill. progress of the projected Leedom establishmest, afford thee a guide for the regulation of their totem cognises. la the mese thee they recommend that a soflitioot quantity of laird aboold be takes Olaf Leeds to employ a porting) of the unemployed poor in spode husbandry ; mad they thick the impediment arising est of the Act of Patliamest, which limits the sem ber of acres to 10 for each township. might be obvi ated by a for peMic-spirited ledividoals taking the Inisirrd portion of land. They hither recommend the placiog ef the orphan Andres at present in the watithettat, ender s system of morel cohort. snow what resembling that adopted et New Work. We ere emit happy to lied that had* is recoverlog is this time. Within the last week a amber of crop pers have bees set on. CORN FACHANIBIL—..OIII, Wheat trade was ezeowl lowly beefy this ateralog, soil is addhlos to e see• thimble quality that resseised ~it from blewelay's arrivals, we had a fresh supply frees Seireik ; sod ahlsoisb • few plated staples anima Motley% rims, to *feet sales of • lamer 46.11411 y • naiveties of fell Is. per quarter was obliged to be embattled to.—Witet little sew Barley appeared tooley ins se inferior le qaality. that the weltsters ovoid sea bey it ; hat prime mples sold oe fell as good maws es ow Meoday.—l la other artkles then Is se attends& 4~ . .... ... - 1. lIUNCHN I STIRe - e . f t • ,4 CONTINUATION OF DOCirelb THE PROCEEDINGS OF Ma a CIE ESTER. • • • ~. WILLIAM Oils sayt—l l llk et tie. it, 6mat i tt Ancerkairem. sad am to the intim at 111 Norritriii. .. ego Leoc.woll. On the leth it el A with . my cen. seams silk, le that pin of St. Pea r' . It le maw le lb* them timher. Whew the If ~ham 14. is.;resi tor ahem Mahe er tee scrembid ieto tap mute Who .at if tr=i bet preeemly . • • • • •,• • . ••• madi se ashen et Ik e Tramcar! ts4o end dented mr to Ms the preple oat el' the eon t I drbill .5. of MN. allid. ' If yea deal 111 ea yes them Shoe wee* the cart railed tat " • . .. be mereillel." se which Awls WM theestesed me rade atm.!, key* . . T' • . and the other. elm directly brmue t4lttet if the 11::=1 who hid dime se avoid the blowy. sad it brim h can the tides merectrit thew. bon the east was womb am by Ow blows aimed at the people *min. uhreateemi we hi mit me deem II I did 1111111 tete the pr.ple eat et the can. Whiln OW as Ong I.rmanl lum Mn... Keenr ley. shone I had Won hatioe. stambee seer. amid Me teemed to he eedaamperiec to get wrier lb. Ban. when . . . termed rotted and snort bet with his award. I tow her 15•111 . 1m1 bawd her pearl—she bled very mech. red W. as if I on. lb e. WILLIAM QUINN pa, hie marl. Atria MisitilLST isys—l st widow, sod live UR Na. 31). tipbst.slorit II lon 71 years of ow. Mo the Wry of si., War. lee 1 was thwollei by the Oa of Wm dealer wear the Quisheroe fieetbreplwese. baring bees led there by etariesky to we doe pastas, MP. Mr. After Mr. How mad II rewpaelerss ow* askew loto esslody, ass part attic wiliisry were by W 1•4•4111 ., MM. *WM wretber port attacked the prep* sear Ow Mabee owl the Qualms' Illeetirepheere. of thew much se int nub Ore tat of bts sword WI tbe lack of Ow seek; ibis blew keeekra use dower be Owe *ark ee mobbed we midi rho edge or tweet of his sword's the left tide of my heed. wed eat ball` ary ear Brady et. 1 Ibis breams krearible. and *hes C mac to asset l lowed the Meetly/ lAA. dispenord. • (Sigurd) The Mark Mof ALICS 11114111111LiT. T tome erasioed the above Alice Kearslry, owl her ear bee orioles', Iwo cot faith a 'harp Wernmeest. and alrlieeeli Mt will resole es. it will ems regale Ms verve probies. (111111 4 • 1 ) WM. SAMIMIT. DONCASTER MEETING. MONDAY. litre. 20. (Pint Doe.) The PilawNliato wakes of 10 ga. Garb. with Wet. added W the Corpoatioa. few two year eld. Ga.; there. $O.l fear Sat we O. 9t. lib. ; LM. Mb. sod arg, SD, Lea ewer gle 1 half. Naar holewtribeys. Mr. G. L. Foisch. e.. Media. 4 yn. M. Pierre's e. b.. Clide. by Orville. I yes. Tbe Grew IL Leger Stakes. of 95 fit• sorbs be three rwe old Sot. ; Mika , 2.1. M. Leger Coarse. Fifty Seharriben. Me. resgtemie b. r. A Waste Mr. Pori tes b. e. by Malvern, oat of Lisette Whets *be memo left Llasaraster. the coarse atm he the as sew rearrsiost. Mr. retgoaea's Amnia wets the stokes. bat It was deelered e 0 'Aar!. Several borers legato etvttett, obey Mr. T. PteliP ' S b. e. Sir Walter dare la Ma. and the LWOW colt wood. It will be left to the Jockey Club to deriee whirl hero the males are to he eyes 1... Bellew at stvetiog was as follows s-102 to 2 ageism the wismer); 6 to 1 against lie Maher; Ito 4 against Lisette. The Coarse was is. atraiely eramarti, and a great aomber of she N ovi Ity were pram I bat the erectable/ace related above greatly um red lbe biletily of the day. IVAVAI, ISTELLWENG'R. Ltvettroot, Stn. 20.—Arrived the Merle. Mel. rick, frem Quebec. in 49 days; sad View J•banses, Vs. Wyke, from Marlines. Sen. 20 —Fuer, oat of the SCUM utissiug fishery ships, bate jest horn is sight. sappe:ed to be the Ariel, R•erthorpe, Eclipse. mad Thomas. Poatsisoutit, Serf. %L.—Passed by for Caney, the Royal Charlotte, from the I)owne.—Arrived the Voyager, Jaques, flew Demerara. fur fem,fon. Ptemotrrn, Seer. 40.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Pianos, from Oporto; Tan Broil ere, Itoh•on, from Petenbusgb; and Lord Wellingtop, Church, front Liverpool, for Antwerp.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Sverige sod Lee, to the Esstatetd. Dear., Stn. 51.—Sailed the whole of uhe home. cant bored for the River.—Arrived the Minnie!, I.inklater, from Si D.mingo ; the lisliic Merchant, Laughten i from Grenstia ,• sad the Rambler, from tbeSouthSess.—Assother South Seamen has brought op to the Southward, name enkosen. H•tr•PAST Firs, P. M.—The Rial Sovereign yacht has jest bore in sight et the back ef the Good. win Sand, standing le fir Dover Reads. 11 tawicu, Stet. 21.—Tb. vessel stated yesterday te bus bee. brought in here, is the Susie, of Lou. den, frees Archangel teSheerneis. The William mud An@ ' from Davis' antra, with 7 fists, is arrived at Leith: she brings the following account of the 15 ships that were missing, and which she parted with in lat. 76f. coming away : Ito. L-Eserthorp., 9 4.11 7; Tlnsaaw, ; late. Velsrar. 6; end lirollarra. 7. . C + l,ren. 9 IA ; isd Far.idp. 7. A Lethsa. 6 IA; atal Ben Mewl, 4. Limn-11018er Conte. 11. LoNDOX—irsilieb. W; Sept.'.,, 71 me ,Inrialk. 7. We are coacersed to state, that an modest, which might have been attended with fir more *Prisms coustgetroces, happened to Red Gower and his at. imi d a „ l . on w i pd on iiii sight lest, on their return from Lichfield races. His Lordship was accompanied he his Woods, by Earl Grosvenor; on arriving at Titteasor, bat a short distance from Trentham, the postilions baited to light the carriage lamp, Mt kis Lordship, considering it a needles' procausloo, oe. doted them to proceed, and not to drive through the park, but take the route of the village. When they had pawed theirs. gates at the beck pert of IM hall, sod were come to the flit bridge, of one arch. which crosses the rivulet a short distaste from the gates, guarded airily by stone pillars and chains, owing MA* esteems darkness of the night, sad the water twin swollen from therifect of a thissider.sterm o which happened a few hops previous, sud, in addi tion, the bridge not being In a direct line with the estrum, from the gates, the postilion who had thin management of the wheel horses isnfortenseely net take a solidest turn, bat cause in contact silk the pillar at the coiner of the bridge, by which the carriage was spit, pod their Lordships 'Windy pre. cipitated lots a shallow part of the water, bet pro videotiolly neither of them /vetiver, any 'satirist ' injury. Owing to the siolent comossion, the horses were 111,0•11 Into the tivolettlose to the bridge. le +Web part and onderoeseh the emir, it Is of coo. sideraMe depth ; one of them, a very valuable our. sad b. , e : 8 r ir e9". ..li f f iliff t t Ped ie G r a y ca lt ut O en r t i l: l6 7 9 g r ef t . ": l ll : 6 d w a ta t : a l d e w '. h tf . . k d o wn t bf . : l l64 f t w b ; ird l ts ei hre i: P f : e r 'ag e as s m illi il l h n b e a l t horses, were coosideroble bruised by their Oughts, fad miraceleasly esesped.-.(3(4frrakire /does'. fuer.) A great', gotoilly of betriogs have bees sent this , season, direct from the Ishiig stations in the Moray Frith to the Bade., then on any former ear ; eon Mess., within the last fertnise.t, shipped at Creamily, , for Foto is Russia acid Prussia, five large cargees. , -, ° 4 ~', r