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"pro their lanes, which. it appeared, was generally kept 1.. Ike isseut.rnotu The Prisoners were shout hi leave the hoiow„ Hawkins hsvieg artnally received his discharge, and rentututo . 10 receive bis ilechance about eleven o'clock eii hot having previously agreed to commit the robbers, Ilwy got uprarlyon Monday moronic. when Ferro soil with a hammer broke imam the bones of the fallowing penult)... who, us coning; dawn, about seven o'clock, mim ed the bottoming property:- 1' Smith, 0,1 iu ropprr ; Weston Du ff , 3s fide in sil ver; Neil Mali gy a shirt;' Ed w Roloinsmi„ two neckcloths and • pair of trogroen ; Joseph Smith, a new dark brown coat, Man wahrteuat, ma:cells ditto, cordiiroy breeches, stockings, and • omitted nisekeloth; Jolla Carter, four pair of aleekings, and Row artkeloths. Hawkins having kft Hoe Immo, suspicion fell upon him, and iiiforninti )))) was given at the 01See in consequence. On Iretliiesday reviling, Gamow and Cobham &mid him at a politic-house in Wrl/Iteinster, with oar ref the Malmo handkerchiefs round his Neck, and 11solloi'a shirt, with other articles, in a handle. Ott hiringgtirstwnr,t, he confessed the robbery, and said that fereawns was to meet him at 11 o'clock, at the Swan with two Necks, is Tothill-street. A mar of trowsers, winch was given to him on testis; the work-house, he said lie sold in Moinivortlisitreet, and that lw wrist to the play 011 Monday night, afterwards got &auk, and lost the articles he had a ill him. Peeferson, who was apprehended before lie received diieharge, stow mailswerl behalf in company with the An? when the robbery was committed; that he broke the Nivea with a hammer, amid flung the clothes over the gate, brit some of them haring stuck to the spikes, were found in that admit' tt "is the muiviiig.—Hemaniled for fisi slier exit- YOUTHFUL DELINQUENCY. .7. Ms; 12 years old, and Wm. Pam!. about 10, were charged with stealing two brass eueks from a house at Kingston& It appeared, on examinati sssss that the Ps Inner. were of the most depraved description; that they were ivied with a gang of at least 20, who concerted then• plena so well. thst they always evaded the vigilance of I Ise offierr., until last Tuesday, when they were met by a constable a. They were going to dispose of the :thieve articles 10 a well-kwnw• receiver of stolen goods at Kingdom', who en -411191.3 j 4 ,1 them to commit depredations, saving he would furnish them with key. to olw•a any hicks. The Magistrates lament...l there was no positive proof against this reeriver but directed the °Hirers to look after him very strirtly.—The Prisoners having confessed to the fact, were fully r,.msuitted. DUBLIN. DEC. Niarrietl, I.y special liceose„ at the Ci'debc-house, Swor,l%, lo• the Very Hey. the Dean of St. Patrick's, Sir Compton I) , ,inville, Hart. to Miss Sarall Ile. lens Treorb, thotAter of Fretkriek Trench, Emi. or I lAcwoo4l, Comity. • Ori Friday 'sight. John Laths, Esq. Surveyor of Excise, assisted by Messrs. D'Ascy and Patterson, Revenue Officers, with parties from the Riith awl Kilkenny regiments, proceeded to the lourisili of Kil tithine, wlwre they destroyed four extensive lai r,•:rtr and hr jht off a copper still. About eleven o'clock, on Saturday mor 1111 l its they wire approaching the siMige of Kilslysart, a nunwrims b , some of whom were sirmo‘l with scytlwis pitchforks, ikr. assembled fr all piasters of tit- iroolitry, .anal increased to shoot stills bon fired men, who threatened the destruction the of. firers :isisl their party. Tn this awful moment, Mr. LalPiu, nt the imminent risk of his Isfe, rsqle sip to them, mid endeavoured to con% ince them of the fat.il consequences that must inesitahly restilttrinis an attack maul the military, who were all deter- Mined to 1111 their duty. His humane exeitimis "reined to lw anprreinterl by 'mine old men, n they were seen to retire and eittleavosired to ilif!tirore others. Rut they were not to 1w counselled, and the *nark comnneocrd by a tires'wisdom volley of stones. Mr. Lalhn was knocked otf his holm-- the military were obliged to lire, lto preserve a cool and steady retreat. The y abandoned the leisure, lint kept this immense molt in awe aisil at a prisiwr distance. Report states the loss of lives, butt the fact isnot yet authentic-41rd. The imliiary tired about ten %annals, unit a, the awillaiits were so uetoterous, the presutsiption of 114VOC alum% them Is rational. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. H. • Arrivr•cl the Median, f lmo from Talomat!' ; the Prance, and the William, ti•tclyd the Goldfinch, for the eastward. FA I.MOUTII, DEC. 11. .Irtived the Dutch galhot Zeorginolel, Captain S;wart, from Rotter.hoo, for Cun-on, !elk% ; the Prince Regent, Capt. Boot!, from Alicant, tar . the Redpok, fur Plymouth; the Edward, (*mot. I, rv, for Nowles ; the ./o/m,ll.7:tpt. \Volker, fur 1..011111111. MA RC ATE, DEC. 13. The IVoodbridge East InJism in is still on the shore. Three vessels have loaded out of her, and proceeded for the River Thames. A fourth i s • along-side, and will SOOll he otl for londoit. It t riEts. la. Arrived the Prince of ()rouge imcket, with a miil from Holland. Sailed tlw Leicester packet, for Cuxhaven, Ludy /Vepenn pocket. for Holland, both with snails and passengers. The ship Adolph, Oland, with 1,4n0 barrels of tar, was lost on the Sunk Son., the late gale: crew saved, and carried into Bail barrels of the tar curried into same PENZANCE, 11. The bri•• Diana. --, from Loudon, for Cork. our of Ilse .Isius blown out of the doting the Lite gale. w:wt spoken with on Saturday last by one of our los) Iroatw. " DEAL. DEC. 1.3. C:inie dawn from the !titter .iii.l moiled, the (dot -11 too, Carr, for Curnroti; t'ot9titture, I tinnier...on, for iirt.tol ; ( 'ily of lidiabwrgh, Lock , for India; Adam, Coleman, for the Stetth Sens ; BritiAlt Army. Merman, for Indio ; mill ihe Landon, Nelson, for St. Helena. The three latter rein ins in the Downs. Pitt Wick the City ty . Edits/tort:lt, for India. I thieAlirViliv l i;i I fi t m he tr .r a l i b i.i i I s: : :t r7 de r r o , fi t n 'roi l t: o S r t , :r i t: l t o 4 u .o t t i w i .i . tum ; and On Saturday last, a most dreadful fire liroke old on the premises of Mr. DRENNAN, fell-monger, I:u‘sell-Greet, Benton,'key, whirls cominnincited to the drying lofts of Mesa.. WALKER and Son, leather ittaitulietorers, Ste, bidding defiance to every exertieti to extinguish it, a n d seeming to carry destruction to a considerable extent; but Lf the streimnitsussistance of their neigh! rs, and the timely arr.val of the endues, it was fortunately got tinder, by confiiiiii4 it to the ahrivr premises, but . . fury. 'tut willwul duiug v e ry cuusbitlerible iujur SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHEW. Yesterday morning. at au early hour, the Stewards of the Club. John Martin (7ripps, Esq. of Epsom, and John Ell,nan , Esq. of Glysid, attended at %Ir. Ssiller's yard, in (Liswell-strert, cud be; their arratigeinents and numbering of the cat tle, slyep. and pips, sent in, its claiiir of the eight premiums offered by his Grace the Duke of Bed ford, amounting to I-->5 guineas; and the 15 other premiums offered by the Club, ainostostiiig to 210 guinea. ; which arrangements twilit: hiliblird, w as found a task of no ordinary difficulty, on account of the crowded state of the yard, the three expe rienced graziers appointed by the Club, us Jtirl4el for uwarsling these premiums, viz.—Mr. Edward Anger, of Langley, in Sussex ; Nlr. Walter El phick, of Peeling Ilouse, Sussex ; and Mr. Daniel Larratt, of Thurlby, Lincolnshire ; soots after ten o'clock began their examinattims of the several ani mals, and heard read by the Stewards all the parti culars contained in the certificates, except the names of IWYMPIIN and places, which were reserved, until alter the Judges, by means of the simple numbers at the heads of each of the several animals, hod agreed among themselves in private, which acre the best animals, all circumstances of age and feeding, &v. considers-if, in each of the several classes of premiums. The certificates of thes e se lected animals were then again read in full by the Judges, to examine their full compliance with the conditions of the Shew, and their award made and signal ; 111111 the Secretary immediate ly proceeded to fill up the laurels, which this day brill appear at the head of each of the animals shewir, and we were fortunate enough, although rather at a late hour, to obtain the particulars, as billow, viz.— Nlr John Westear, of Creslow, Rocha, a six year old Hereford 41X, fed by him on grass, hay, and SJII oil e Ike., travelled 40 miles to the Shea, the first Waif. irdeau premium of 25 > ii iii eas ; and to Mr Grosverisor, of Gail orsupysion. in Herefordshire, the breeder thereof, a five gui nea gold medal, with a suitable insetilit Ilia G,aee the Duke of Bedford's three-year old Devon on, fed on erase, hay, and 'unlit., on his ‘Voliurio Par& (twin, is adjudged to I. the lit-st etitith d to his Grace's se. I 'wen i i 1111 l ; hut his Grief- 6acmq, lottg ago, liberally sh.chtlest lakill any nls for flit. ('.rifle be may slew, the we 1 Boilforileao guineas, is adjudged to Mr .I.,hti Wartnitigt.a, of Plaistow, Essex, for his three year old Hereford its, fed 011 IV el/o4 only, travelled seven miles; ;nut 1,, Jr. Georg , Price, of Nort-oifi- Ids. Glouces tershire, the breeder thereof, guild a gold medal. CLASS 1. Mr.. 1.1.9 We&tear, of Cr. Alma, Burks, a five-year old Ilrref.rd ox. bred by Mr. JelfiTies, of Protbridge, Here ; f•d by Mr. W.-sitar on grassy bay, and 500 0.1 rakes; travelled 46 wiles to the Shea; the premium of 20 go ;1111S. • Mr. H..bert Mutters. of Netbereote, \{•arwirksbire, a three-year 4.b1 Hereford ox, bred by Mr Kama,' Wood, of in fed by Mr. rt Masters on pass, hay, and 175. uil eakta ; 75 'inks 1,, l h r Shrw ci.Ass n. Mr. Julmn Jenner, of 144.141, in Sussex, n seven-year old us, hr.d and fill by I melt, ton cramt mid hay ; Ira. vi Iltd {finlike to Ow Arm. the ;mr•nnunu or 29 gutineas. ('LASS 111 Mr. hart Rneklet•, of Nurmautuvro, Notimrham.hire, 3 fivr-year old North Devon ux, br...1 fed by hilitrelf, ou grasp, hay, Cobh:ice, and turnip.; triavelied 115 utiles to the *hew, the premium of 20 guit.eas.. CLASS IV. Mr. Thomas Clark, of Swinfora, Leicestershire, a fourlear old long.huroca steel, fr d hs loom if, or grass, hay, and 4440 oil e.atis; travelltsl 75 mil,* hr the skew, the premium of 2iiiiirtts. Mr. Robt•rt Wooer.. of Ntibrretite, %Varwirkshire, a four ewr uld long-bits or., •Irrr, bred by Me. Troittovir, of Caw. stone, k..fr '41114 Mr Gunter . 1., fell by Mr. Mimi. 1.14, oh grass., buy, and 175 oil cakes ; travelled 78 miles to tl,. .114ro, Firoory Pas FOll%, ..f Wvition, PinrQmmplouwbire, a four. yl`3l' Obi lone hooroorel by Mr. Tioo.mars Salllll, or Ht.lll'fit hi, iu Noorthampbousborr, from a buil of Mr. A• 1. red by Mr. Paisussa, on pas rod hay; travtlaril 87 _ Mr. Daniel ‘Veladrr, of f)rose urar lA'ansfussl, Not.basuidoo.liior, a four-year old hisiZ-lorsr11”11 SirCf, bred by 'Unwell. fr in a ball ,If Ilr. Ast :mil fed by himself, on brass and Sardish iiirsLlrsivrlivel 91 miles. CLAM Y. Mr S,tmnel Arnsby, of his ley Lodge, Northampton, a for.yenr awl loins. month obi abort-hos nest steer, bred by Mr Downs:in, oof Cossillter, Litseillostosre, fed by Mr. Arsosby, on gram and turnips; travelled 92 miles, the p • 0(211 guineas. Mr. Samuel Arnaby, of Kirley L Nlie , Northamptonshire, • fire.vears sold, aloort loomed ox, bred by Mo.. Molding, of Part 1111 l its Lisseoriseobire, food by Mr A rso.loy, on grass, and 360 oil rake , . to arelb.sl 'odes to the Mr .lainiv king- or phio... I , ,Nex, a three-year 401.1 Durham.4r.,bnd by fl Rudd, F. 141. tor Martim lodge, 'war Slot ktim-uptowTrev, (ell by Mr. Kind , on hay awl vegetable fowl ; 1'41%1.11(.3 7 miles. _ _ Mr. Joins Warinloglon, of Plah4low, row-year told Durham ox. brutl by 1r R4hrrt ttxrri , Lisolw irk, fril by Mr Warmilmh.o..ol 27114115, hay, and 330 oil cakes; travelled 7 stoles to the blww. CLASS VI. Mr Richard Kinder, of Cast letliorpe, in Buckinghamshire, an ler fise.year nbl 11.-rt ford ox, bled by Lund Sacks illr, fed liy )1i Kilrlrr,nut grnss, hay, aiiil turnips; travelled 55 miles to the drew—the premium of 20 Mr. J. 111. Heyeortt. of East !Norton, in Leicestershire, an under fire-year old Scotch ox, fed by himself, ou grass nod haw only ; travelled 94 miles. Mr. "OLIO IV:IIIIIIngi ~,,, Plaistow, Essex, a flirty -year told Herefordshire steer. bred by Mr. George Price, of k urtoss- Glituresterybire, fed by Ms. Warminglots, on gram, hay, and inaileel-wurrel ; trait elled 7 miles. Mr. John IVestrar, of Cres.slow, liitehit, an under fire tnr old I !evertors' ox, bred by Mr. Jelleries, of Prinbridge, in I lerefot tlyliire, fed by Mr M'eFtear,un grass, hay, and Swe dish hsrnips travail( ti i miles. Ilr. rt Nfristrrit, of N. Ilierrntr, in Wnrwicksdoire, threr 01.1 Ilrreforil 'arr... bred by Mr. S Wood, of ist Saki.. l.sl 1. Mr. IlaNtto., on gr ars, hay, and 173 oil .ales ; tray. Ilt tl Mr 1t..11.11 °Warms. of Ano , by, is. VV•ouicksbire, a 3t_ year old Hers/Coral ax, fired 11% re allei% of %lid dictum 11p.11, Ad by Alr.ol.l.ore.son grams and b. 19; irtivrll.4l mils,. .Xlr.'rhol.il, !Tay, or Spalslwirk, two live-yr:is. lOW h3l( Ilcrefor.l Molt:on WWII, heed an d till by 1.1....e1f ma rac‘ :soil hay, 12 rat of oil cake, and one qua. tcr sit brass flour; truvrll.4l 70 smiled. CLASS Vll Mr. Robert Nla , ters, of Nethereote, in Warivirkshiie_, 01.1 Seoteh ox, fill by on grim. Awl hAy "lily—travelled 78 miles to the %hew; Ilk premium of 10 VIA Grace the Duke of Redford, a four-year idol Cr.itchox, bred by and full by Isis Grins, at Isis Woburn Park f. ,on grass, hay, and turnips—travel les' 42 miles 111 ahtew. . Michael !lurk Irv, of Norttiontoss, in Nuttissham. shirr, a Om e year uld North Ih inn six, bred and fed Iry him self on grunts, hay, cabbage, and turnips—travelled 115 Mr. GPOIV. Borrow., of iVatrote, I.rirratm hire, a four year old !cr u tch 1111, fill by I :4011, 041 pg.'', bay, and tor n 84 milts. Mr. William (Jester, of Willow:1110y, lc•hire, ft four-year old Scotch ox, fed by hinvoli, ou grawi and hay— travelled 7R unites. Mr. James Kiug, of Plaistow, Essex, a two-year old Dur ham steer, bred by B. Radd, Esq. Marton lodge, Storkt.in•ttputi-Tees, f. d Mr. ling; an hay and vegetable food—travelled 7 mites John Tehb., Esii of Gilmorton.tfibilitatievablre, a finer yea,. old Scotch ox, bred and fed by himself on amen, bay, unit turnips; Iravrll,d SG miles. Mr John Wariningtoix, of Pluistow, &rex, a three year old licreCird ox, brid by Mr. Goons- Price, of Norton Fields, Gloucestershire, fed by Ms. Warodugton on grass, bay, and anaugel-wurzi4 ; travelled seven mites. Mr. James Woutlhotese, of Waleot, Leicestershire, a four; year old Scotch ox, 691 by himself on grass, key, and tur nips; travelled 84 miles. COW A, CLASS VIII. Mr. Joseph %Vest, of Clifton-on-Team, Worcestershire, a seven year old Hereford cow, bred wolfed by himself on crass, hay, and 150 oil cakes; travelled 115 tulles to the a h em; the premium of 10 guineas. His Grace the Duke of Bedford, a ten-year old Hereford row, which has borne six calves, bred by , fed by his Grace, at his IVohurn Park Farm, on bay, turnips, and oil cake; travelled 42 miles to the xliew. Mr. John Manning, of 'Marmite, iu Northamptooshire, a six-year old short-horned cow, bred by , fed by himself on !grass, hay, and oil Mr. John Westear, of Creslow, in Buckinghamshire, n seven-year old Durham vow, bred ley , fed by himself on grass, bay, and oil cake; travelled 46 wilco. SH Mr Johtt Goy, of leouse, ul Gl o ucestershire, three 44- monlbx 01.1 tuog-woredlell treater sheep, fed by loungelf, oin stress hay, tool tote 0401: the 3.1 lie.lfortlease premittut of 2e1;4 , and likewi.e Cm. Ite.trortleate gold medal, valtte Fogs. as the 11111`111 . 1' of the %aloe. Mr. .le)len Enemies, sees. of Myelitis, Sussex, three 34- months Mel Sneeth lhown wethers, fed by himself, on crass, letv, aid turnips: the 4th lteelfurelenes premium of gthe:s. ; and . the Beelfordesu zuld needed, valet. Sges. as the breeder of the tomer. CLASS IX. Mr, Thuning Moore, of Custiiis I in Wuree•tershire, three 20-iiiiniths old New Leicester welders, bred and (id by bine:elf, on grass, and turnips: the premium of 10 Mr. William Smart, of Rainhant, Kent, three ttO he old Kent wethere, bred by f • a ram of Mr. Ri chard Gourd, and fed by himself on Xmas and turnips. CLASS X. 11..Vime. TCirhol. , Kul. near Wishencli, three• 3/- the old liusK-woolleil weilbers, bred and fed 11 himself 4111 turnips mid mange! wurzel : the premium of 10 giiiiivas. King, of Plaistow, E...ex, three long.woolled wethers. tired by H. J. E.g. near Wisbeach, Cam= bridire.hire. fed I.y Mr. King on gram. only. Mr. TI 4 Moore, of Cosion Hall, Worcestershire, three 32-mouths 0141 New leierstea Welker., bred and fed by I • - self on grass and turnips. Mr. H,.b.•rt Masters, of Nethercote. 'Warwickshire, three IN .41.1 new Leicester wetheis, tired and fed by himself 00 *13 , 4 only. Mr. Robert Masters. of Netherrote, IVarwielishire, three 32 rooulha old nt•w Leieestir wrthers, bred and fed by him. suit' on grass only. Mr. William Smart, of Raitslinill, in Kent, three 32. old Kent wether.„ tool by It i ttt =elf from the stock of Mr. Gourd. snot fe.l by I • elf on gram and turnips. Mi. John War 11l i t loon, of Plsistow. Essex, three 32= mouth. old Glosieestershire loisg-wouledd wetlsers, bred awl fed by M. W. on ! grass only. (LASS XI. Mr..l.,hnloom, sen. of Glyside, near ',clime, SIIMIPX. three - 10.tiumlbs old Smith Down Avelherp, bred and fral by Innen If on grass, bay, and turnips : Ike premium of 10 Mr Robert C. Harvey, of Alborg'', in Norfolk, throw td-tinottbs old South Down wethers, bred and fed by hint self, on Itass, bnv, and turnips Mr. Robert IHeyrate, of West Haddon, Northampton shirr, three VI-months old South Down wethers, bred by Mr. John Elliman, aru. and fed by Mr. Heygate on grasw and turnips. Mr James King, of Plaionn, Essex, three wt them, bred and fed by I 1111 l PI 11 . 1111 ZraSli. . _ ('LASS all. Mr John Boys, of lioii.liesht.l*.Xent, three 3Y-mouths obi Smith thorn wethers, fired and fed by himself, oil gi asy (Hilt : the premium of 10 It • .49. Griter the Doke of liis'ford, three 32- the old South Down nether*, fed by los Grace, at his Woburn Park Farm, on Grass and Tor.iips. Mr Robert C Harvey, of Alhurgh, in Norforlk, three 32- months old Smith Down nether*, hied and fed by hiumelf, ou ;rasa, hay, and turnips. CLASS XIII. Sfr John Cawston, of Chippenham, in Cambridgeshire, Ihrre old pure Merino airline, bred hy Mr. John Tharp?, Fol of ditto, ditto, and fed by Mr. Caw-stn., oil grasii, mange' wuizel, carrots, and cut hay : the premium of ten guineas. PIGs. Mr. George Dodd, of CArnics, Backs, three 22-weeks old Kesex sail Suffolk pige, fed by himself on barley and pea meal : the Beilforileau premium of ten guineas; and like wise the Illedforilean gold medal, value five guinea►, as the breeder of the same. CLASS XIV. Mr. Hayward, of Wellington, Oxfordshire, a NI-weeks weeks old Oxfordshire pig, br.d and fed by himself, on bar ley-meal: the premium of len palm-as. Mr. W. Hall, of Kennington-road, Surrey, a 23-months old Suffolk pig, fed by himself oil wash, pidatoes, and own• bushel of nese. Mr. George Francis, of Plaistow. F.ssex, a nineteen months old Berkeltile pig, bred by Mr William Truby, of New street, Whiteelinpel; fed by Mr. Francis, on Himmel wiii live bushels of ground barley, and two bushels of peas. CLASS XV. Mr. William Hayward, of Waiiiiigton, Oxfordahire, three forty-eight weeks old Suffolk pigs, bred and fed by himself, meal 2 the prrminm of 10 gtlilleßll. Mr. Brown: of (lollies, Itorlo, dime twenty-four weeks old Leictsirr and ESWX pigs. brril by himself, from an E.RVX boar of Mr. Dodd's fril by Mr. Brown, on barley meal. OX E N L -CXTR A STOCK. Mr. John Brooks, of Betlckall, N..;ilianipt;lnhire, a Scotch cps, tl on Eras.: :pod hay; travelled 78 miles to the skew. Mr. Robert C. Harvey, of Alburgb, Norfolk, a three-year and eight-mouths old Scotch heifer, bred by Mr Murray, of Wigton, Wigtonsbirc; fed by Mr. Harvey, on grass, hay, turnip., and mantel wurzel ; t lied 104 miles Mr, Robert 31asters, of Netberrote, Warwickshire, a three year old Hereford heifer, bred by Mr. Philip Turner, of Ayinestree. Herefordshire; fed by Mr. Masters, on grass, bay, and 178 oil-cakes • travelled 714 miles. Mr. John 51ilward, of Whitechurrh, N'arwickshire, a five year old Hereford heifer, herd by Mr. William Walker, of Hinton Court, Woreestershipe; fed by Mr. Milward, on hay, turnips, and barley meal; travelled SD miles. SHEEP—EXTRA STOCK. Mr. Gorge luskip, of Inkwell Green, Redfordylpire, 40 two-shear new Leicester welters (fur sale) fed by hint 011 grass and tortlipur Mr. James King, three loing-woolted wrthirs. Mr 11 ...... as Moore. of C.otuii Hall, Worceatershire, two tt.” ar 111111 new Leicester welliers, bred and fed by himself, un grass, culr, and turnips. puGg.-EXTRA STOCK. D. H. Rorke:, Esq. Melrose Hall, Wandsworth, a nenr 4-pear old Stiff,lk boar, iu store order bred try Mr. Rory, fr a boar of Charles C ra's, and a sow of Lord Mel. bourns's; fed by D. Rucker, E,.q un spoiled biscuits and wa. ter. Mr. William Collins. of Kr nuington, Middlesex, 11 38. weeks old half Chinese and Bedfordshire sow ; hred and fed hi, Mr. Collin. , uu fine pollard need potatuen, since the 30th of Nov. 1816. • To the Judges' award several interesting remarks were added, iu emumeuilnt• t particular ai t i 11l not Xtiiuin X tlw and shrwis wi extra stock, &e. which the lateness or the hour compels us to I r Iliad our account, to-m oi row , o f the °print% uhs iiiterestiug Exhibition to the Public. ' "STATE PAPER. the Diapogitinaq :xtraet of n Protocol for Ling tl repilating tire to the Territories aniii I'laces ceded by France, Lv Ar ticles I, I, 21{113, of Trebly. The Ministers of the Imperial :Mil floral (...iirOt of Austria, of Itussiti, of Grest firitain, mid id' l'russia, having. Milieu into considerntinii the mea sures become twee:is:mi. by those arrangements milli France winch are to terminate the pre,esit war, have agreed to lay down, in the present rriitiwol, the disposition+ relative to the territorial re:isle:ls to be made by France, mid to tile contrilintinn's des tined tor stretigtheiling the line of defence of the borilerim• States. Art. 1 —Kinßd of she Low Co is n I ries.--Con sirleying that his Majesty dm King of the Low Comdr . 's/a ought to parti cipate in a just proportion in the advantages resulting from the present arraugs mem with France, and cosisidering the state frontiers ins the side of that country, it is agreed, that the Districts whirls formed part of t hi. Belgic Proi - inces of the Bishopric sit trees., and of the Duchy of 800 Woo, its well 114 the Towns of Philippeville and 11^rirul g, wills their territories a hid; Fr owe is to cede tothe Allies, shall he assigned to his Majesty the King . of the Luw Countries, to be united to his dominions. His Maj. sty the King of the Low Countries shall re ceive, moreover, out of that loan of the French roulrihvliuu whirl, is destined towards strenetheising the line of defs sice of the Stites bordering upon the Silm of sists , mil lions of francs, which shall he laid out in fortifying tiers of the Low Ossuaries, its conformity stills the plans and regnlat• which Ilse Powers shall settle ul this respect. It is besides agreed, that in consideration of the advan tages which his Nhijest y the King or hi., Low Countries will delliTC 1 . 1%011 iliSl/0,11 5, 1111111 in the increase of, and Ks the means for defending his territory, that that promo- Goa of the pecuniary fade 'ty payable by France, to winch his said 3lajesty might lay claim, shall serve towards potting ha indemnities of Austria and Prussia OH the keel of a just Prolate • . Art. I.—Acquisitions of Prussia.—The districts which, by Ott new Treaty wills France, still be detached fr the French territory in the deparfmrol of the Sarre and the 311.0- acne, including the fortress of Sane Louis, shall he united to the driminis m s of the King of Prussia. Art. 3.—Arimisitiosis of Austria.—The territories whirl. France is to cede in tie. department of the Lower Rhine, in cluding the town and fortress of Landau, shall he smiled to Binge pew.cssiuns on she left batik of the Rhine which divisive to his Imps - vial and Itoyal Apostolic Majesty, by the final act of the Congress of Vienna. His 51ajesty may dispose of his pusaessions on the left hank of the Rhine, in the territorial arrangements with Bavaria, and oilier States of the Gcrialanic Confederation. Art. 4. Helvetic Confederation .—Versoix, with that part of the Pays dr G. x whirl; is to be veiled by rill UM, S hall be united to Switzerland, and fount part of the Canton of Geneva. The neutrality of Switzerland shall he extended to that territory which is placed 111,101 t4 ' lt litre to he drawn from Ugiiiii iurhtditu that town) to the south of the Lake of An necy, Hua from ilemee to the Lake of Bourget, as far as the Itlnvite, in the Hall)n manner as it has been extended to the pri ince/. of Chablrii and Fancigny, by the 93,1 Article of the Moil Act of the Congress of Vienna. Art. s.—Sardinis.—lii ender that his Majesty the King. of Sardinia may participate, in a jest proport ))))) in the ad, l ig. Inge. resulting fr tlw present 34-A1,1144111,1a Will, FialICC, it is agreed, that the pi.ribiu of Savoy which remained to France in virtue of the Treaty of Paris of the 3011 i )lay, 1814, shall be re-milled to the dondnions of his said 31a j esty, with the exception of the (711 11111 l 11111 c of St. Julian, which shall be given up to the canton of Geneva. The ilabinets of the Allied Courts will use their good offices fur inducing his Sardinian Maj. sty to cede to tire canton of Geneva the commltiles . of Chet:tie, Thonex, and some Others, uecessrn•y for disengaging the Swiss territory of Jana' , front the effects of the retrocession, by the canton of Geneva, of that territory situated het Wenn the road of Enron and the lake, which had been ceded by his Sardinian Majesty, by the Act 111 the 28tli March, 1815. 'flu• Ereorls (Liver lit hating conseided to withdraw its list , a of Cost 1111 l nod Excise f • the frontiers of Swif zerL•uul, ou the side of the Jura, the Cal iorts of ihe Albeit Powers will t mplity their good Maces for inditeing Isis Sardi nia.. Majesty to withdraw, in like 111 , 11111 Cr, his lines of Cos ttiin and Excise, on the side of Savoy, at lutist upwards of a [vague from the Swiss frontiers, and on the outside of the great road of Sale ve, and of the mountains of Sion and Waaches His Niajesty the King of Sardinia shall receive, moreover, ont of dint part of Ilw French l'utstributiem which is slesliii rd lin• the• strengthening the lint , of defence of the Slille's bor dering upon France, tier slim of ten millions of francs, which is to be lent Via in fortifying' his frontiers, jig conf o rmity with lite plaint and regnlai lulls which the Powers shall nettle in this revert. . . . . _ . . It is likewise agreed, flail, in consideration of the advan tages which his Sardinian Majesty will derive from these dis positions, both in the extension and in the means for de fending his territory, that part of the pecuniary lade y payable by France, to which his said 31ajesty might lay claim, shall serve towards putting the indemnities of Austria and Prussia on the level of a just pi uportion. MR. PEEL AND MR. LIDWILL. I❑ The Correspondent of Saturday evening, we find the following : Dublin, Dec. 14, 1915. Sin —I rreeive that Mr Li,l ill Lae, fr !Moself. made the followitig addition te e statement which Mr. Lida ill nod I, mailer sour respective signatures, bound ourselves should be the only publication made opus, the subject of the affair between Mr. Peel and Mr. Lidwill. " That after at long conference between Colonel Brown and Major lialm ill, Monad the hoar of awl) o'clock (Nov 291, it wll9 arranged between those Gentlemen, that toy making the following iteelaratioll :Mould terminate the affair then rending between Mr. Peel and me. " That I haul great satisfaction in declaring ft) Colonel Brown that I would lw clad the cords were ohltaraated Mr. Peel's fecolleet ion." I feel it incumbent on me, expressly t.. disclaim any un derstanding on my part, that such an a. ratigettient as that mentioned in thu above paragraph was made, tir that Pitch a declaration could terminate the affair between Mr. Peel mut Mr. In the first place, it. was agreed between Major Lidwlll and me, " that nothing which gassed is conversation, ,11..itItt he considered as having intsst-tl, tittles% reduced to tt and signed by u. 4 respectitely," WWII tint the case with the arrangement :thole 11111.14 A to,. lie the se email place, it was not in my power to close the affair with any thing shoot of the folio...nit; apology, which Mr Peel gave to me, n the only one be was willing to ac cept, and whit Ii l read to Major Lidw ill: " Mr. I.idwill disclaims all intention of offerinz, offence to Mr. Peel by the expressions pal dcii out 115 COIOIIO lilltsVll— regrets that they were toted by him—nod as the repara tion reipiired, has no hesitation in retracting. them." I admit that Major Lidoill and 114SCIf ilisco see d the pos sibility of terminating the nllair by nil apology, will. au earnest desire on both Bides, that it might lead to aCColllniu datmn ; but I considered thut our mediati 111 l haring failed, uo trnce of it remained. I eery much rezret, that after the precautions taken by Major Lidwill atul myself, there shun's' remain the possibi lity of a misconception on any point between us. The ob. ject of this letter is not to discuss that point, lint to record, that the declaration now psiblisha d by Mr. Lidwill, never could be considered by Mr Peel, or myself, as sufficient to terminate the affair between theta. 1 am, Sir, your obedient Servant, S' BROWN. In The Drab/in Evening Post, of the same even ing, we find the following:— Dublin, December 2, 1815. Sit—As I learn froth Colonel Brow u, that a publicatioB oa lii¢ rirt tr. i,114 101 fir Irisc . "o2: l •‘7;c dart or thv ',l:dive to the late affair between Me. Biel anti ME. Lidu .11 for which lie bun fuVourt d mew i th a cope), I let is ~,,,,„. bent sit me to state to the Biddle, thiough the medium of your Print, any r. colleen... of the facts referred to in thht publication. It is plufectly trite, that a written agreement wrin twa,veco (note I woo,: and myself. on the of rsoi venslier, pnrporting, ,the only pubheatinn 10 I.e 'nude till the Stt hit et of the atlair between Nlr. nod M,•. LW will, should be eii,diwit to the written Dro umruty NO5 , I , 2,3, 4, end 5, since pnblished ill Tay fil.our. of the sth instant—but it in equally true that, II( rare and after wards, I hail 11w honour of intimating to I ohniil Brown that Mr Lidwill r. served to himself the optii.n of wailed.- log the addit Omni fact, alluded to by Colonel Brown, should he deem m resgary. I niii far from onestiniiing the ;Irene:icy of Col. Brown'; statement of his wore's from Me. Peel. This high personal resneet in which I hold Colonel Brown forbids me to enter tain a /110 1 11eat ' S 1101114 111)011 the subject ; but Cul I Brown will, on his part, lie plens...l to admit, that Nle. Lidwill I milted constant thentighout in his ilicterminae to Make tin apoltrzy or expinnat 1111 l f sine kind to Mr Peel titre I heg leave to ermetiode—lrOurtiviita it to be o:y ditty merely to state feet.:, and with brolly. I nut, Sir, your obedient Sert - nut, 111(11.4 EL LIDIVILL. 71IE AMERICAN TIIEA IR P.. The following Law Report extracted from a New York Paper of the 17th of October last, throws some light npon the internal economy of the American Theatres : .It7sTlcEs COURT—Iot WARD. STEPHEN HATES V. JOHN This was an action brought by reeneer flout the Defendant the vane of the .. - ereices ren dered Defendant by Plaintiff's apprent;rex. It appeared in evidence, that the Dereiolaht held in the New York Theatre the station of Captain of the Corps of Supernumeraries; that at Ilse commencement of the present theatrical 041111. pingo, the managers advertised that tics wanted to engage a certain number of tespectalple young men" as supernumeraries at that tip•aire, and referred applicants to the resitfeher of tie Defendant ; that the names of applicalits, when approved by him, were taken down and num bered ; that those who were thus csioaged had the privilege of attending the the:mica! exhi lions every night of perfoimainte gristis and that when called upon to act their pat t on the stage as supernumeraries (soldiers, attelidanis au great men, &c. &c.) they received from the Defendant a ticket, four of which entitled the bearer to reel-lye one dollar from the Defendant, on being presesite:l to him. That two of the apprentices of the Plain. tiff had thus been engaged, had appeared no the stage, each of them about six times this seastio, for which they were paid by Defend:nit twenty-Kee cents per night, and had, on other nceasions when they did not act, been freely achnittt.l, as often as they wished (which was almost every night of per formance) toe view of the exhibitions. The Plaintiff offered to prove the damages stis tainci by him, in consequence of the evil habits into which his apprentices were drawn, iii mime qiience of this engagement - • such us krepti g late hours, which unfitted them for the performance ;pf their usual duties on the next day, &c. TI is testimony was objected to, and over-ruled by the Justice, on the ground that the techipical form of action chosen by Plaintiff being to recnsei a com pensation ineetly.lbr services rendered, and hot an action oil the case of damages for unlawfully re taining his apprentices, the Plaintiff could o n ly recover, in this form of action, the value of those services. The Defendant in his defence relied upon three groisinbi that he did tot know that the per.. SIMS I hits einplo)ed were apprentievs—secundiy, that Defendant was merely the agent of the mana gers, and that they (if any) were responsible to the Plaintiff, and not him—and, thirdly, that as tl,e Pl:dotal' did not employ his apprentices after sun set, said as the services rendered at the theatre %vete done after that time, and paid for, the Piaiiitiff sustained no injury or loss of services. To the first part of this defence, it was replied, that though in the ease of a hired serrynt, notice of 1114 being such, was necessary to make a low employer responsible to the master tier retaining hum; yet ticit in the case of an apprentice, the law slid not regime notice to snake liiin liable : an apprentice being alw a y s a minor, it was the duty of 1)yr:oils emplny iiig minors to ascertain that they were not a t - prentices, or to obtain the consent of the lin rent, guardian, or master. To the second ground, it was answered that the retaining- an appren tice without the consent of his masts r beini• ail ankle:Al thin/;, the Defendant could not tiffieitl himself on the ground of his agency ; a principal not being responsible for the milaufal ;let of is Agent, unless done by his direction, in case boils are liable, The cause was ably argued for the Defend:l;A ; but the Jury, after retiring for a short titne, !p -lumed will) a verdict fur the Plaintiff, five dollars damages. 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