The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-27 00:00:00

.. ....miwwwww•-•• ! What as odd ideal Tbs Corporal to Ave the Colonel with • thlpg posed eat days be' fen, sorely from bowleg tin Crolosil's lame aaaaa Ily oestimed !. ice roust believe a great deal, if our be lief Re this far. At any rate, haw la this piece of ee rie, hew is this strange motive to be remeilei soiSA Skrollter ? It is denied by the deies ee, that Gutman e w weatimsed the name of Goan till the 11th of Ac 4 , 1 0. Sadist, put the two motives together; aid re bare this tiltioN statuses( : tisolog had ea ad restore with some gentle Men on the 2d ; that is ad. ro wed ; thee. being a penes who desires to pull d or s superior', In never names any gentleman 11th ; and then nooses Wool Goes, Lolete the servant of the latter !Me Resident rily Mu the room where the Corporal was, sod told a p e rgrsat that his master wasted to speak witb Goal. wbenevir be shall again have to conduct a dipare, will, I dare say, take taro how he state motives in sower to positive oaths. If. isdated, he could have shows, that be ever oatmeal/Pala to praioktifor • ' eacti• t hat Gomez Lad ever sigh's Obits I perm , or, is a bort, that they had ever came is tigMrlsines notate: If this could have. Ws dose, II 'retold have had its weight with the public; hut, the Calomel slay be well snared, that this doetrise of a prosiest . diapeei doe to pall dews " easperiope", Itas bad so sent vtitarthao that of exciting tidieslemi ikipseemyt. Comm!-bla art AL —A singular vein ',of a Conrt-, motet, we %Isiah, Is ao imprisoovarsili is Civil Opel Witham professi•g to soderstaad artist cowmen law, we comet help thiallog this to be altogether a sew proreediag, pieordiag to any law rhatren. Corporal flznerse, it appease, having been tried by a Court-Martial as Saturday lest, is mateseed to " tatfeestorrfre rapjliscassot I. the Pe. aitratiery." This Is all that we know of she matter, throes a very short paragraph I. the Newsperrs, which have given oo account whatever of the trial . ; sad we should he even ignorant of the shore, het fns what we know of the peewits.. Coort-M medal, Met Is which Oconee edging in coatinenseat) was made the proserstor. The charge against Col. float. was, upa theist's statement, for Jrislieg with Norge. Now, however, this arm asiglst lee a wins in the Colonel, or the tale a *Lauder ie the Ceepameak before a Court-Martial, what volume is there is tither corgi:Ale by any Civil Conti i Yet it was assesserds immediately on the acquittal of Colosel Goat. of the charge preferred against him, that a Ceart.blartial would forthwith he held on Gaunt for preferring that charge, and now we see the result of that Coln /large] is, twelve smooths ersufiseemst for Gioia' is one of his Majesty's (holes.—As to right, far be it from ns to dispels this matter with the Cloth. And IS matte, of taste we mast, on the seatram *am, that were we Garrote we would prefer the Resimatiery so Leis; lord alive; as.l we dare lay, that he is of the mute choice with ourselves. At any rate, the Gee peral will Imre pinny of time to select ea the pr► tiering, while working at she Mill, which, be shield recollect, has beta !rid AND AMAIN!' k w Mr. Joao Pau. SMALL NOTICS. Ti by saddled how eager some person stelae as. other eopluss of this rabbit* we have may to tbsette the kepcs that have bees smelted by the speedo of RANDAL JArksox, at the late Bore, Els4esek mettle,. lie said something &boat such as lose heir, divirwik. Hot, to dioalpatemil each hopes, we have reify to tell on reader., that Ratroat. JAClteing has really no more power, sale say each matter, aid re mere iadoener, miss imp rubble or soy wrest Is any Ledge is &wised. He is a bask-oath proprie tor, and so he is of lad's-stock; he Silks at both ober ; lot, hie words ere of no more esnonmenee than the twitile of coy littiebini its asy bedee. Throe will he so nose of smell uiu,, wales: ?art.'s Bill!). repealed. Of this our readego)itay let mieend. The Doke of York and the Prisms Sophia visited Lis Majesty yesterday. Lord thumb'', it is said. has signified to his Itla;ea t.l.is desire to resins the Preskteary of she Coenril. ill he4ltit is ' , atm ho the Noble lied as Ills motive for oiehiag to ceder from pnblie life. Died, yesterday the 26th instant, chat/ (MEAL El., of 8 avoided Mill, Middlesex, and of Doctors' commons. fomdon, who fur 39 yews was no of the Common Council of the City of London. WRATIIIR AND IlaaviceT IN Ting tin the last sight days the weather bat beam tense sod delightfol, with feint every menthe, and 'sealing. Almost all the low lands are completely cleared of train, and. front the present settled appearameo of the aneasphere, littledoebt remains of a f hle bared nation of the harvest In the high irronads.—The ste.kime r..r wheat laexcelkat.—(Grliale Jarred.) During His sripole of Tonday this city was terrier le+l in a (lease for- The weat►er. sines our lost. has i.otwitlfstattliog continued epos t►e w►ole very fa• vrnroWe is the operations of the farmer. The 'Tr lintial amities, a few of wticb we nbjele. agree is mating, that the crops here experienced little o► we injury free the meet sturaw..—(idishirgh Searvf Fridep) At the ins of Dllnscord•eb. is Isverssersbirs. nn Smarttay mantis, last, at Ars o'clock. doe llierato tarter ass so low as 28 degrees; 11111 lee ea Use 2srade was as thick as a erowss piece. sail IX* hills whits witb th e hour frost. This(nys cur torrespeedist), oe the 14th of September. is Indicative of a very early sad pure sister. ''he potatoes have saffered greatly from the. frost. A mac who had been !Ably times convicted of miler offence,. and wa• hronslit up to Hattee•gariew Office on Wedneklay. fur an offence staled the doss laws, in oulawfolly collecting dent, bad the folloWing dialorre with the Alagistratestoo. Mr. Sergeant Ssu.on.o-Why, flouter, I have wee we yep for sortie unite, and was in hopes yew had left off the trash.. konnor. —Whr. your Worship, this cue comes ruiner hail apes m.., for I bate bees only ors of prima Lire* 0,.5. Mr. Sergeant Scu.oN.—That is the fray reason yee *hold Ines off 'transgressing. bonito'. —lf your Worship would but look this one ramose,. rshan't be eught again. Afglieree fa ism, and th.rtfore 1 (*WI eery en the trod*. Mr. !ieeie s .4 Sounim—Tort meet ho iserieeseit for 14 tleu: steel Ismhontspanioas fie lfl, am 4 the same foe 7 days:: Boooot—eod Webs tome Woreitt, you on vssy red, sal 1 will mom sow been mph). fk 'man:: pirMER GI/WAT *L HI7MR. (teele Tlen stnnalraell STAIt.) i, 1 On Thursday last the freedom of the burgh of as a guild brother, was presented to Mr. Heme t . rtrg ihildhail there. Mr. Hume ens afterward() eothilltiliall with a dinner in the Saleortim leo, at which !beet 1111 gentlemen were present. Mr. Robert limbo,* Witte chair, and Coma*, Andenies croupier. Om his IMO being Smolt, Mr. Hems said— " No man wait more sensible and rratefel for Will public exprestdoes of approbation thee the humid. WS. sides) before them. la public life, tittle required to In dote in order to oblate melange.. The duties were sot is diffienh as is alleged: Honest anti disinterested• view., beastly and disinterestedly followed, were aliment tallicket—sod these were his only claims on their anIll• tion sod support. tie, medlar akar, meowed with **party, fiend many difficulties in his path, but dale difficulties were not en formidable to one, who, NOM early habit, bad longed to satement them by midi: in m To me. the iatigation and the development of asocial etemiseets meld have beenlabenitmes—to hiii was a pleasure and, therefore, may in • the holm de served More credit in leteetleatieg • three.asatieve that he did. frees the necessary opplicatieoleel OE usenforsige to their habits. Ile hoinl to bring back to the helm mot portion of &attains/I'4one whirl+ wis In bri ghats eta meet. lie now addressed as betellipoteme moo who viewed objects for general oat for putt pah itelliefft. sad would steal NM of slim public mantis islieb titer filagreed. Whets the vast load of hisadtili wader which the cautery laboand wail earshhiiill. then were none who had it., geed if .ibeir 1104. try at heart, Ant would make every Roma or„eb awrieg it their hest study. The dilleetile; 4 l . doing eo arose from the treat of a pope tri, seataion in the Hera of Coalmine. - The people halt use bed • voice there. said couserpreetly thetioneranieut haa net been directed for their good, bet for the agolll. Alooioest of the few, at the name* of the many...! There toes IN resod for this bet reform. His antigen bad always hem directed le rot elf then seppilei s trideli keep up ends. Inlstence. All be had doe*, gait MI then mote, meld bare been nothing, had ontliidla tress of the century reached to the emetrytentlimee. Whom tleh nniefacterers complahted, the shinny were encouraged by the agricaturiste to coercive measures. A change has taken place in that ries; sad to that change be attributed the atteetion ***paid to his state ments. He mankind of the Whigs mot having sup f=lihim se they ought hove &art bed they come to rd and joined Lim. stating bow far they "old been gone is Bergh and Parliamentary Mims, from such a anions much good would have melted. What has hem done hes hem effected by the madam 0 * few, sail sot by the Whip. The time is sear at hated when the Whip. holding most of the Ised of Ragland, will soon attend to their own interest., . and tike off nosy of the teats. There wee so pert of Ms atedict he looked back to with greeter satisfaction thee to Ms teeniest le the mese of Bergh Reform, and if Lord Archibald Hamilton, aotheregrested th at so little bad bees dose, they bud at least plead m record proofs that the Burghs SW sot mortals I. alio. He was sorry Lord Archibald amid me be present at this ems &N, timerh an memidable eagagemot. lie would bays espisieed hew they had bass Anted an of what she Cauedftwe hid speed ea. They were anion to obtaie-cawsmosilioatime the pelmet system, is the' hope of • small cheep worlds, a greater. It was eft the cam he ataeked. bet the system. ' Wift'die7 settle Wined of aseo , they ought net t• be plated is shun.' does of the sb tomplatim. Mislay . sad itheniettee huff er alimmithmeaiteacould be anua4 lindbilliiimaltrhotif some mieroweemitaret. to polities of Parliamentary Refers), they bed to apply the same tests as in Burgh Reform, sod determine Its necessity epee the mime grouude. He wished all Meade to cane to a point Mit., and .try titre also loin one part effeeted es a step to somethieg better. He would ge to say extent in reruns thus would es , . Metro! over the Representation. bet he maid retell by degreee.He would net have the feign& of this to be diephtted—they bad sae great chaegee the march of -lassiligeomatilespid--and reform world keep pee with it. Ille spoke at souse length*: the pant of public opinim is the MP of the Qeent.• United, they Meld do much. sad maw, as to reform, mold place the meaty high, sad preserve it from starvieglo the midst of plenty. It bad WIN asked will Ream raise the price of core? Not at eon, bet It will re dace expeaditert, sad image the mesas of put ebasing that cons. In Seethed. the iildeolties of the Aviculturist. were an se great as la Ragland, bat the pries of can was new se low, that, met Union, the cry •of Refers would be patrol. and make miry landholder think with Sir Thom. Lethbridge. He thee contrasted the differeen batmen the English sad Irish Church. and the Clench of Scotland. Bring the fereardown to the level of the letter, and you will mike the. useful C as they are, they canniest.) the Wilfere if the mite try.-11141 estaMded by thankieg theta for the ante a- ' eeptiod they hotline him. whisk, in connexion with the mower he had Wee received is other towns. would impel him tee pooped with viper le thepolitical course he had chalked oso foe biome f." (The applause was Ire cast through** libi•epieech, and was long at the Malaise.) -,'" . Thae.—A mos'oe man fur a' that. "lord Archibald Hoodlum." Two.—Them'. nee leek about Athens% We. Henn ethereal thanks for Lord Archibald. who, *bough by birth an 'trimmest, bed always the inter-1 'aim of the people at heart, nod eensiderea them the' ewe* of ail power and distlection. , Me. Please read lord A. Hentilten'cletter, in which be expressed his regret at net boring it in bit power to W , and sail bow meth the cause of Reform weal itiiihaad to Mr. Hume. A number of appropriate toasts were afterward. drank, inid'aning the retain the company were addressed in NI able aid spirited macaw by several gentling,* peenet. Ike amnia; was sprat le the greatest hilin city. ner=le . A antetrysma raiding henries Arbroath 'shad illestrate, was in the practice of depositiog sideff sums occasionally in the beak at Atbroatb. At WO, from some motive width ho dismal prudential; he connived it might be as well to askita.ltiOne* sit posit is the beak at_ Montrose. :.11111 itesealiogly west there, nod haliffeg a cartel. the coveter, laehind 'if they would 11 . for him •-•-"0 yes." replied the beaker.." whet Lo. you awe?" "What's year balms wi' my aims. Sir r r--.last grit me a hit paw." said the cosatrysso? 1 F with as indignast air. "We cannot give a receipt. till we Wow your pin mid plus of abode." replied the booker. m Hate you're own Aphid.' folk for me —Provost--;o1 Arbioetip sewn we' re my fume, . 7 . - 7 nor yet where I biter lie pet pi in am a paper at ante. Sae. Sir, either gi's as a paper. or my miller back 'eras. say .1 them yen like.' ....• Would you let es "8 : 3 ( a P y r".4 . SA4 - 7 '9 t r f ters . t 2 h " e i tnkt 1 1 : th was sow ,I la casseseeme ei width ; 08 4 1 , 1 " l a ° l4 o $ l l . a ~ roper 11 jar l/Mi. oter*, " ri"r `'. *rod Yana r th e 4 1 2 'woril.dt rwr . . wiliOdif. .. *WU , lifitarest -(~d I • • t.! Web. St—came Ames from the River sad ealied. the Diligesce. Bilwarde, WT01671611 kook. Pirkimitme, for St Jobe's, New Itruirs:4 4 llll, 'Aoti4E p tibreiffir, for Oihreltall the °porta raray. BO Despetch. Maley. for Melte; ski .bels, Sash Bed* the Dort. Mite. for Netrfietatilaml; f Ma the Demerara Data Meets. Paridiee far Batavia. —Remain. the embers, Vebelia. Repos s ad' Caledonia ter the River.—Wind N.R. PORT/MOO/TN, Mtn. S.—Arrived the Surrey. Raise from the Downs. for New South Wake; the Robert 114 ,Irda, Shalimar", ditto, for New York tilke,H l .ll4 Attu. free figlio4; 'sod His Majesty's nit Melt the Malkertaseatt.—Salled Hie Mt 4 st sad Redwing, to the Westward... riming*, bor. 13.—Anivoi the Prior. -ROM Paithet. fromthltifiesliterranean 'ailed from Corfu the Nth of Argent, Malta the 11th , and Bibraltar the 7th: ofikprillthell the Sterqeem of Salisbury Parket, Mks Jemattla.stilled Oa fith of Morro. and from Crookid Mold the 11th of Aogost.—The fellewins vessels have NOM for Lassies: the Asti. Blealtorim. Bowl, Undo, *Mos. Radiophone, Pair... Trio, end Fear Friends.— SAW, the DotitWaPeries, Levi., for liatelwe.—The "meet which we reported yesterday at bring ran dews Oda Shooks", proves to be the smack Ans. Milk, frissfkietel to tames". with s geooral carps. and thy heir Which rani se bassi el berwesitise . tAvegy.wfiliiml irdeltd:whiell slip sheered of *Mow nmAeriagitite nay ateletanre the smack hal -tireeired cowolubeleßW _ ; emtmuseetiar . 11111111. CON, • • N Prouty, a ri t z zirimeas."--S as lona as. A Mr. James' yesseeday charred a am* named lake Tipp., at the Head Pollee Ofilce, with bowleg aosaadmil him. lb rapport of the charge, the lellowiag fads infti elicited James Hichisteme. Ileas, his 1044 she deintileas, Me. lake Tipper. and t youth named ma Mims. ell walled the ate room. Mr. Herbinsoo, however, retoltsed glee Rose, which Mr. Tipper, appeared, to transplant. ths last Sa tey night. however, Toe Phelan (a descendant of " Peeping Tom," we mosso) saw Mr. Ilechiaona's blooming row (in Mr. Hachiasen's shame.) in 111 r. Haelsismon's bed, where he (Peeping Tom) saw also thy defemdasi. n An elapement eattompseatly took pleas; Mr. Huchimeee's hest sad bedding. together with about tarty implicates. hoeing disappeared at the some time. Mr. Time his, however, elate been captors.'; ea which *hoorah oomplaised sf tool; place. He now stand. ennsusitted M tape his trial at the ensuing Seeeteme.-A4Deldia Morales' Post) „ . poucara INTESTWITION. RR 'tie the curse of marriage that we COI all Bose itrcreatures oars. bet not their appeeites."—Soaa. ir noisy a "visas "anted Mary Byrne. applied is Ilitealuieg Magistrate at the Head Police OS*, to 1.40 solemplaiat gala* a min mimed 4ohn Kelly, fee an iipmph ; aadi alas for cssstsntly samoyiag her. The consplaineat stabil that she was. married w ane s; that her hashaad works at Howth, and that, netwitbstand• tag the defeadear. Kelly, knew of her being s a fe/awe matte, he kml repeatedly made dishonourable rim pools to her; bat that her virtue pal proof against his • ghosting" arts, and. in osoarsassns of her iallexiiti ,l somaitted the assault el which she then cow .... 11 ./SP; wisi was comaiel en his own bm WCd . rettlyytwiletient few bh defame. stated. that she (ars always, eilter him; aid that en tone rwalteliek to a hone. M New-streak when phi.** bed lee him. _At Rio port attheirdemee. rs. Byrne liked op her baud, and epee It astosielm mast Mr. Kellproceeded to state, that he saw her (Ike. Byrne) in bed with a straage mat en the tiny r 00.•., and that both of them were rating bacon ! The defence having closed here, Mrs. Byres produced a marriage certificate. when Mr. Kelly exclaimed." Ala! ear. yes have threat* foot "Ole! yea vil lain," reclaim's! Mrs. Byrne. •• yon knew you're lying me !" Here Mr. • Kelly's wife, (a *tont-looking rowan, blind of an eye) interposed, and stated that Mrs. Byrne was for the hist sit months always seducing her hothead. Tbo liseittrate dismissed the complaint, with a request to Mee Byrne net to be so emerging for the fusers; sad Mr. Kelly. ea retiring. rustised mato go OW bor. if he could prevail ea her to lead M. cot limo temptation.—(/bid.) MARKETS.—Tub Mamma. CORN Excitation, Stier. consequence of se verse winds we hare had no arrivals of any grain sine Monday, yet the wheat trade is very dull, rho commas eranot wishing to purchase. in expectation of large sap plies as moo as the wind becomes favourable. What few Ulf" were made were at the prices of last Moo day.—New Barley tieing scarce, fully supports Mon day's quotations.4—The Oat trade is rery brisk this waning. the supplies being rather sash—ln Beans, Pas, sod other articles, there is little or no variation. SIM/111SL% SIIPT. t 7 Wall a good snpply at Market this winraiog of all descriptions of Cattle. parti cularly of Oxen left over from Illondity.—The weather being coal, meat of good quality maintains last Mar ket day's mice.. COCA/. PIITSIC AND H• 110 COURT Or lILQUISTI, MONDAY. S&PT. 23.--Vies v. WARD.—Thelaaintiff sought to recover of defendant one pound and five shillings for medicines tarnished to de. feeblest daring • plaintiff called en defeodint after his recovery, and de manded his hUh, when defendant offered Ss., which phel* tiffrefosed. Tim decree/tossup was, that the defendan t. did not mad for the doctor, although he admitted that he allowed him to feel his poise and examine Ids toogilMt that kh swallowed part of his medicines; that the mall. rises were useless, (ne . stecounesta" thing !)y the: the charge was extravagant;' and • that he Teller made so arr.- Is answer the dectiveommeted; Weir, Atheist* he weld not prove that defendant bad mat for Idaklyet some one had be esmer.lerbade Warlike, hot yielded to his treattneot and woe recovered.—An eminent asso thecary iseankt proved the jesteepoof the chargey and the plaintiff swore that the doreedail offered to peg him su—The defendant then i maimed opon, heist, swore. as a matter of right asmordieg to the AM of Parliament, and the oath being administered. he tlepotwa that be did. net make the doctor an offer. The Comotimismera, however. thought otherwise. and awarded thatAloolgrape, bre shillinge and wits.--(Staoyerd New ) On liana*? Inoteleir last, about •tme .ii.tadt. a ire. took place in the charcoal and mangsnesonsilk, in K.y. skim, belonging to Mr. J. Kean. which speedily cone.-, monicated to the warehouses belonging to the late Mr. Uoiworth. which. with the milk. wore entirely Gan*, sense.l s very little of the property contained .in them. coosisting of cotton, min, sugar, tallow, 40 ; hid" were eared. Tim mills and all the other property, Wertt insure& No limmentio lost, and oak? *Ow OfFaa. a treetop, beer. Adiarmemy woe made in tiro adjoining building. Therms llamas extinvied to the *fuser part.; of these premises. widc.ll was accaltied as a s l4 ‘ ollloll ' I Wore, the doors ware forced open with a view of sr. certn4the property therein. bet it was taitati that it had ; elm been remotresl. le the upper roma, hawever, iwes discovered i tweet? -alien with the apostates `fog marking ~.lou t ten gallons of whiskey% a woe*, of wash. dte. The fAsolo wan_ komediphily takes poseeeslon olio Mr. Miller, and eoilveysel to the folks Othcses(leiperfoot.ddrortistr.), , • . THE STATES ft ma TO MIL • ail '0 DOML. Rem 10".-61 . • . nOO4, de Dthrirsee. 04 r.f TIU•keIPOT!' rorru.uat, Alois atandag.at tie illiklikawslass. Thee. Jro , hies Peed%Matta *Viler, was plumed at tit* bay, at as ladlalloiltaltaroing Wm with figertipitt is pick pocket.. Oa the mating his Majesty mambo to Olt Theatre. The May PTAISCP. dirtat, spinet lb* pristwwf, was that of Gook, Comae% sad Hatahwo. It wee. of mane. neatly ahailar to what ibmt him advaacett ea thelt trial. for dwitapiriag against his I bat. so-marked with lama abtrary sad eastisaatian, that the i luty, without be. Aides. rateresd • verdict—Nee Grill. • OLD liMUSTl—ThilliPagaintes. ?. Welts" aged 4h4 was isdicerilbithostillf th'h r,i Rank notes, mid ether/ ninnies, eheimiperty of Sumer! ihniwile. The primmer dhl nut dienfthe *barge; 'and the Jury imgeativ preamseed Mon - thrilty. The Re. cooler iineeediaariy after senteeced him to be tramperted fer 7 years. . • Aka ilridgmea &id Ann Neese, were indicted fot a 'either, 1. the beam of Ceptaia Demme 11 , Leigd, No. 40, Obiaesionw Pine, Bryeesemi-sqaere, on th Stid stave, and ateeNagr *told Watch, chide, Mw mils hada hey, the prope rt y it of Spiels, wrady residing in the home ef 41 , 4 arid. The former was Inilitted far steeliest elm •lemee fee 'valid sig , the same, well baser ien theen.lol49* *e Mehl. • Tinehetc - st *tie - coo grew Mae eats •zeingt the priliesiett, del the peeper+ rwarl bylbrittsbend of Mrs. Spina. • The Matwaseest atagesed op, . when the hwy. farad heah vise ?imam 4inilty. Runs was seatmgerd to three mouths igemiseenteat awl herd !shear, 'the judgment ea Brigham* was de ferred. SPORTING INT [MLitt ONCE. SETTING AT TAI7F.RSALI.III.—Sirrr• 213. Diveraeraa Sr. Loese.-2 to I art Pidthieve—S to 1 sass Pastsilti--4 to I apt The iitas-4 to I apt Stanford Si. 1 apt Mr. Wyedbene. No Snore thee sin are evpected *start, n &Tend. Postbus. and Assy—a to 4 on Posthross. enteral and Bla nk-k-and-All-Riack-010 6 ea Gustavus. OSIVESTRY AUL% Mensal., SIP?. 23. (Futsr Dir.) A Parse of 601. given by the Stewards, ell ages. Two-salle beets. Major Ormsby Gore's P. h. Snowshoe, I 1 Earl Grorressor's be. f. Tempe... • . dr A cry Ina nee. rod new by a meek. Mandeville woe drawa.-6 to 4. and at** 011 Traps. Sweepstabee of Mesa 0i1.... web. (6 Sabseribers.)— Oise Sir W. W. Wyaso's b. c. I Sir W. W. Wyesse's Tbyrels. .. • • .. Woo easy. Foar were drawl. Sweepstakes of legs seek. Two miles. Mr. Ilyttoa's b. g. Ilabberley • . .. • . I Mr. Myttoa's b. ma. Ceres . • • .. 9 Mr. J. Illegers's b. f. Soullede, .. • • .. Won wry. Two were draws. A Silver Cap, value SOL riven by Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. forbad's% Two miles. Mr. Myttoa's 11 4 11 t f r it t , s I I lOC di Joare's .g. by I 9 Mr. Owea's le. b. Neal•Cesirleta. • •S adr Ah Sig did mad won 'by WM a longlit. Two were shell% The Tligonorl44.l4o,lllsoasito at starting. Alter Ilse ant beat. Ido if* Idi lee ?Wpm ; eta Platablati 6 to* sad 9 .11,11, ,Shilis dam • TUESDAY. . 41 etv i e;p s . relate iflOsevereigas. Thrtia stiles sad a belt. Mc, 'a gr b. Sir Edward... Sir yane's b. h. by Thyrsis, 2 Mr. Mytion's b. b. flalstoa. S M. Lystoa's b. g. . 4 Wuss cleverly. Five were draws. The Cleatleasea's Purse of NC Two-rUe beats. Mr. El-nese's br. e. Pietas. I I Mr. Myttom's eh. ft. Nettle, 2 . Wee cleverly. Three were drawn. See "daises of Olge• deb, fee twayear•olds. Last half wits. LI Droreessoe's be. f. Etiquette,.. 1 Sir W. W. Wymee's b. h. by Como.. 2 Mr. Mystoe's b. b. by Filho da Pate. .. 3 A pees), r.oe. One drew.. Coded flat Sweepstakes of 6 guineas each. Side and half heat.. Mr. Moon's eb. g. Young Alexander,— .. Sir W. W. Wyane's b. h. Oloppe. . A very good raft . . and .ares. Four wen drawn. Tee other Milldrlb*J, but did nee TIMM t •Aa !fishes*, gamed John Sanders, was most shame. fatly [ treated at Othans, near Maidstone. on Sunday roefg by a art of disorderly petlple. This man was itding to the aclmalitions ore Methodist Preacher, When be was laid bald of by 'these fellows, who after abasing him, stripped Ms 'site asked sad left him I. this stale. carrying WI hie clothes. omulaining fire shillings to silver aad-osber artioles. • On Monday he gave Information of three of themes, who it is to be `hoped will be appreheeded. 1 1 Tire LATI Paws AT bt Nicacm e regret to state, that the fire at the West Fort.has been attended with loss of •lirres. which, from the nember of p or people that inhabited the !easement, could sot ha as. eertained at the time/ the salamity happened. Oa Sa turday afterglows, while she workmen were clearing !sway the rubbish, dirt discovered the remains of a man Ilteadrenjr . seoielted, sad In a very gintilated stet, ; !the bead sod ppo. of the herby of a child awns als found at the amme time. and it is 'especial , Mali& so other child has toes burnt, as.oo• is yet nsissisag.e—, :(Ediaor rgh Star.) • • • Snocrose: AeCtbillt.•-••A Iffy IttainCeity 'and kils. mania' accident - happonal, out Wedgemtitty night, at• Leven o'elot4t at the glaarmanufactory of Messrs: Balky' and Go., booth Back of the Ceroangate. Etlieltorers. When one of the workmen; of the nime of Foreman, was pushing the inesni•engine to the ceiling-shop, IM sl ppe4l his Poor, and the wheel of the engine eActgin hold of h'm anti drew him thrice roan/ before he could be eritricatvd. When taken oat, Melody preeented a most -shocking *petted"; both his legs being broken, and the rest of his body dreadfully mangled. There were some sips _of lira wawa he was' takes . oat, brit ilidded. be _melba the infirmary he eepired. •' • •••• [ tt, On Seeder seennight, newt Oh`ristfe.•'l 4 lid of 47 rears of age, erlAe taking a view of a stone parry at Petit Oster, a Beale ie the westward of NortbMerwick. his foot aciideatelly•slipped, anti' he was precipitatiad tlee bottom, a height of 3011Teet. tie was seterety , ibruiscd, sad carried home in an'apparently lifefinisetatni that medical aid being immediately procured, he is cow 'is a fair way of recovery. [ ' On Friday the 13th inst. the inhabitants of Presbn Island Wire amaseet at the appfearaace 14 a Cage tish j teakiwg•towsrds their dreary shear; alias( iseatsdiatt-• 1 :ly put out, aroma with the radeitapleattatts that c4ta'nere .sappligat by the WO of whicbi afterveregealallimpts,Oree sueogoded in •billingott. and Wiwi h fit be OdION of Ow following siari—bessith 6 fe•6114111011011,01111i,[6[14et fees , is timbales*: soli • lelteunifersace; the skin w, .1161". fbas *weighed teener. !seek to a greardepth.but 'as 41441410.' (0114 e 4544 t-.. • , IN 0 MCI 0 1111,11114 Wrinmiwi,Artow, ; Sb *wawa isperr n w$ of • tfiwirliablO . lIM WlRbk. "tele* strywk it WI mit Saviisfseriwieritrotolsw ia4f ipiiitilitiere Wilk* took. . • ~ F ! ' , • ; ' °' 1 • 1 . 1• 1 ,A I