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, LI, COURT OP CHANCERY, Lzetiour's•lin, Ilreinuroc, Demme% 1. SKPARTI TSOIIIAS IS TSB ISATIS& OS 11101•111 AND STUM MM § OW TI c 9 . 01 9. Roasts ?l. •'Elicit was o yet against the competency of the a thy' 01resi ells creditor, Thomas Itavi. wills hoillsemsfeered *hams which held in the Mewed to tile Raiskropts, on cation • disk's* etekieeti la eu %mascot which they - • o (.10. • • • Theyemaiseoleowsteney bad been determined ' 1410 i tesul l the laisileAibierts is the allimmative, nine ceivroboested: lig a second issee, and Beall y egialeopirA by the eaaef the Jodie* ewe • io•inet Trinity Tersn. The Lose Cooecau.ott. having heard.the er . genteel* at great lesigth on Thievish, lee, took the papers hone with him. Hewing its thit interim read threi over atteotively. he now gave his opiuiou, that • otter *II the circalessisures (which be detailed with - • ushilseesies). the commissisi mum be superseded. idle dunned thotthe crow was one of great ism iteportaisce. sad if the potties chase there Amid zkeartsig., 'Huai.r asked if the circumatimee eif the. . Betianwto hexing suffered the comnsissimi. to spat • far twelve twowilis before the prepamtiots of their ye • tiriariwassist . hwertany egret la cassias his Lordship " to alter hie utilise ' The Loaor A a cat. Loa replied, Not iotheleast. Mr. HART then moved fur the mutat order to sopertirele die commission with full cost.. sarie ft LOßD CRANCULLOIt allowed iese motion, aril that it ahould out be draws till this day fortnight, Order to give time fur the Counsel oa t the ether aide to form their determination as to wieldier they would have the case reheard or sot. COURT OF JUNG'S BENCH, SATURDAY, Dammam 1. OmMomi• PLETCHRIt e. OANDWILANDII. This was an action by a confectioner and fruit trey, residing in Osfurd-atrert, against the Defend ant; the isms of a clergyman, for articles furnished to him, between J nne, 1816, and June, 1018, to the amount of 24/. The plea set up by Defendant was infinicy, to which Platiutiff rejoined • promise to pay after coating of age. It appeared by the eel dente, that Defendant was, at the time the articles ire gremlins welt furnished, an under-graduate of Trio's) , College, and (lid not come of age until De somber, ItllB. "By the statuses of the college, the topeuers of under.gradoutes are limited. They are' boarded, from the buttery with bread, butter, sod midi, for bressitfest ; a dinner is provided for them its 4110 hall, and a portion furnished to them for satinet in their owls •partments, and the supplies fors the buttery of the college extend no further. The Plaintiff's demand was fur fruit furnished • to the D4cild.int for desserts ; eggs st his breaks fist, coffer, chocolate, tic. which it was contended were nut uereptories. No payment was premed for Plitioliff for two years, at the expiration of which mme, Defendant, coining of age, was arrested at the suit of the pre.eiat Plaintiff, and a detainer lodged against him its another action.—Wlitlst in the lock in hoarse, the Plaintiff's solicitor went to him, and Defendant, anxious to obtain his liberty, offered to compromise by paying ..251. on account of both ac•• Imes, and to pay the remainder by wittalmeots in two, thre., and four years, and upon this compro. • mice the Defendant was liberated, but not making / 1 "' Payments, the present ac•taon was brought. The CUIVIIJUSTICE said here were two questions for tilt. Cori*ideratitor 01* the Court: first, whether ;Atli. compromise. correct into whilst under confine would be taken as a lifOlUl,e to pay. He was 14 . opinion It ought 110 1 . The second point was, whether one, all, or noire of the articles furnished wider the college regulations, such necessa ries as ou g ht to have been famished to the Defend ant washout taritnerhaie payment. If the Jury were .1 opinion all were itteralafieS, they would find for the Plaintiff for the full a mount ; if o n ly a p ar t, • they would Reid for that nurt ; and if they should he of opinion tliAl n o pail were necessaries. they would - nascaid the whole bow their consideration, and find fur liar Dr lesidant. 'Pile .tior retired for ass boor and a half, when Tor Clitcr Jus•rteg stated to the Counsel on both *idea that he had received a message from them whch holueed him to inquire whether the parties *meld current to wiandraw a juror. Tilt Counsel haviug agreed to do ao, the Jury were sew far. one of their burly withdrawn, and they were discharged from giving a Verdict. Each party, therefore, pats Lis own costs. • IIALIONY V. IitiCKSTABLE. This was an aVerroi for an assault. The f l og o the care, as stated by die Plaintiff's counsel, Mr, Steririt, were as follow : —The Plaintiff is a Jumper. and at the time the alleged assault took place. Is4lnviy Mt the guilt of ()ember, resided in the paris•li Itrinirley. The Plaintiff had rewired t nine about eleven at night, sod was up stairs, in the bed.roorn, with a child, at titer time sick with d.e scarlet fever. Ile had been at home about so hour. when lie was desired to come down, ina there was one heluw who named him. Coming down, Haekblaide. who was there, together with the other i,tete.idarits, William'. Briggs, and another, seized him by the collar, and dragged him to the watch . h..use. Here be was kept till one o'clock on the following day (titiodo),„ alai' some of his frieods rarne to him. The Defendants were sent for, and eau then coming, they (Plaintiff's brothers) treating Mein with five worth of Km. hatters, and Leer, Mid lintirfillibilaK so pay Huck.t.ble five r.hillittg* for the trouble lie had given. the Plato- IA Wise dismissed, nu charge being made against I . On the part of the Defendants, Mr. Gurney • called witorseet. to pro ea 114. previous to the Pl4lll - lasing token rota fueled), he hart been at the • bowie of a publican nisMarel Hellion, also made a 13rfeniliiiit on thof• occasiwi...where he got iu uwsittoted, and violently **abutted the landlord, by an.ose unairuction lie wall Wirtt anti, custody, though bleilion was afterwards prevailed on by the frirods ' of the Plaintiff to c-sasesat to the di.charge, and, us a rein.at t'••r his lailinailitv, the Pl•lialiff turned round said brougtat thr pre.aria /11•1111.111. The Jury Wl* firuaid a verdict fur the Defeedants . . ' • . A. ° A i . _ t _ Witham, end Menke, and for the Plsintilf +salmi ' • • ' irLESBUHr SESSIONS. fiackstable sod Engge,—.Damage. 10E. coins 40% . At the the adjourned Qoarter Sessiente for the enemy of Rtieltr, ABBOTT W. CLltarlf. held on Seterday last as the Magistrates Chamber, in Ayles- This was en action on • bitt of ratifying, purpkrt- 1 bay, before Rolwrt Brown, Lim is the chair, and a full it* to be drown to Ireland by a ii.apoo veinal T o ff e , • Court, Juba Gulrlaworth lad John Canshoolee, two nessilvent and accepted by the Defeedeiti. foe la . 1 eiala cur- ' ‘ /.1a1 ". e • " le I"°"°1" up is be essmaued I. their mbejallee ' , The discharge of bath of theta was opposed , la the runner restcy, and endorsed over to Mee Metall/Si dolled 181 " ease, it appeared that John Goldssorth, who srs' Came- Ertl, 1817, et twenty-fuser mantles' date. i keeper to the Eort Temple, at Mottoes, bad twee arrested fir. DIDIRIA el, for the Plaitatff, proved the hart. fur the drowses rid costs retorted against him is ma eider writing of use parties, the incorietattoti of the bill, foe a trespass, tried at Winelsester Amities *beet Iwo years and an applicattoo for base ; and, further, a nog- 7:r e p "' ,so tk a, :rise•Fr the 1 & h isaht.,hrissied:l•l7r ot be g A e ct, t i li inr eC..o l rir r t . . B litr inl iv: kerma that when the Derraidosit thoold hive recu- ever, was of upiaiori his this rare did wet core warts say tiered his damages in tfa action agaiust Dr. thodert, a the exceptions of that clear of the Ad. he would not fail to pay the bill. The luonlvent VIII thee strictly ermined by some of Om Mr.CIIITTY, for lb. Deleadmil, said bid deionce team ice. as to the sums set down he his halanceaber, elated was, that 'habil!, whicie was drawn upon an Irish " love be e s miPeodea is articles of dress sod ocarina Mt pare!, which appeared to be large; these, however, the le_ stamp, and perported • to de drown its Ireland, was, salami satisfactorily expleird, sad the Court certified that in reel, damn in London. He celled *artesian to be was entitled to hie discharge. prOtee HIM fact. In the ere of John Cambridge some dialcally rammed TbeJetry, littereeer, decided pettiest that fact, and as to proof of She setae of appositive, which is reerwed found a matfict for the i e lniatilf for the lull amount b y the Ael so be gives to" 444 "lee •t h the service ut which he disavowedOf him desired. After some emesideratios the Goad deternsieed That the orpring creditor was not ratitkd Su he latent being unable INSOLVAAT Dliar()KS' COURT, tis prime the service of his arid.. But open the examissa •LO BAILEY. SATURDAY, DLCIMIIIII I. lies of the lenelneet biassed, and the rueteuls of hie ._ schedule, it appeared to. the Ceara to be so gross a ease of —„,...... Several Leagues te-were ibis day disehenmd without tipple- fraud in some hormilealing trensadions, this they adjudged, w ows kww , wswasswo s she wawa is , wee wk . wwswwwws. this Insole:tit to be reasmoded fur the tern, of one year (Tr! A omen simed a ... banns. a hase.„„www .sad rm . the COinnie eraser of his impristroment, opus the groom tot ; Remer, of 47, Sunoc o ors examined at wow breath by -- to :i.. r his towing cootraeted ha debts fragiduleatly. 1 Vaasa . la his asiewere be mid, that be paid - now tool. • yaw for b.lf his sleep 10 a bet Swat ; be led (YXFORD, Decilitre I. .preeleeelp.bego • lodger at et shillings a week in Villiers- . sheet- lid hill 10 "wrea de 10114046 ° muums hel of NW. e t a We are enthorised to state that Mr. ingrain headlallaed Ids toad. is° •"ereeduslit he w•• enonPettellt said, to She the ettetest fur the Professorship of Poetry. the beset, of the Act. Return of the emilibe. of person., inhabitants of the Col- The Contts.too ea remarked, that this looked like °blabs- leers and Halle ninth, Vuiversity, on the Mb of May last.— log credit without probable mean" or mine his debts. Males, 1310.—Females, Lel—Total, 1,457. Mr. BARRY, for the Inonleeist, said, that the heavy rent The United Oxford sad Cambridge Club, now forming in rid decline of Weak noel raking wain of disc ability es the Town, as rapidly filling, sod doubtkes will open dolly its !a part of himself, bad led to Ms insolorary. , amity. Those Noblemen and Gealletnea wk. have resisted ?b. Cowl ditelttleged she .11 wavlavall. and admaliod°4 h i m two years is either University, sad takes their names off the Orr' eisilhaek is au mach opetialation earn. College Books. are ormaltheol so be members. The present 1 1b. Rev. Heary Balboa was huieffy examined ley Mr. acting mauagers are—the Marquis of l'itchield, lion. E, &attar. la his examisallos be mid that Mr. Hodge* had c o o, M.P., um, W. L am y,. pup . , D r. pt u ti,,,, ‘ „,,, M.o, advanced him 1,500 f. to purchase the tidies of the living of W. Bairell, 511. P. sad the Rev. Mr. Bayley, Cluiplaia to Chadiogtoa. The deans( took place with certain ladies, the Speaker. who were to have the next preseatation. Unfortunately the ECCLIMIASTIca I. raostotioes. bargain west off; beat Mr. Hodges °Weird • mortgege au Rev. Dr. Wylde, to the rectory of Waltham. Norfolk.— the tithes. Wailes* had received 2051. of the tithes, and Patios.. she Chapter of ii. culle ,,, ate church of suwthwell. given sotborisy to Mr. Broomr a solicitor, to collect owe. Rev. C. Ford, 111 A., to the res i ..wy of Billineford, in Roe- Three sisters, named Hoddersield, were cu heirren, who fulk.—Pstron,T. W. Coke. E.q of Holkliam Hall. hod the presentstioa. Rev. H. Dawson, M.A , Chaplaie is, Earl Haretnert, to the Mr. BARRY said, Ihil it was ant the ingestion of Mr. rectory of Boatmen, Norfolk.—Patrun, Sir R. J. Huatuto, Illages to harass Mr. Bulties, whom he believed had been Batt., of Simdwell Lodge. the victim of usher. ; he .sly desired I " hive some alters. Rev. John Jetikyns, LLB. vicar of Evercreerh, Somerset, lions made in hes schedule, fur the farther security of Mr. to the rectory of Huremosiden, lieut.—Pelotas, the Trim. Hedges'* claim. - tees of the will of Mrs. Marriott. This arrangement was carried into elect, Mr. Hodges sp- Rev. Richard Skinaer, B.A. to the rectory of Seie pointed assignee, and the lasulreat discharged. P ever ell, Devon.—Pinsems, John Silisfaat sod Thos. : 1 The Chief Commissioner then addressed the Insolveet, Eagra. and said it gave him the greatest pleasure to administer the Rev Richard Prichard, S.D. rector of Langan, has been benefit of this Act to • gentleness whir had is bib frowr the app,iitited senior vicar dowel of Llandaff.—Patrur, Hig testimony of his principal creditor, through the Learned pea , and Chapter of heal Cathedral. ff Conrad (Mr. Derry), that he was the victim of others, said R ev. Thomas Looe Freer, M.A. to the vicarage of Waol sot the cause of his own nolsfortwee. From the great re- pertJa, Warwickshire—Patron. the hey. J. Limy, M.A. speetabikty which the Insuleenn had hitherto maietained in rector of Hampton Lucy, is Om county. B'6'7* it "" l be v alifo " so bial so be New informed by tire. C. D. Wray, M.A is simulated chaplain of the Coble. Os Cosa, that he went both from imptieuarneat with his ginse Chem!, Mss.lleuiltr. illieseter unsullied, and not she less tainted to the reaped Rev. Hugh Jere, to the perpetual curacy of Mole'', near tibia frieads in account of his misfiwteee. Maerleafield. The Rev. Mr. Bolton thanked the Court, and withdrew. Rev.Theaas Tattersall, to the perpetual curacy of St. Job Frederick Shreider, late • Lieutenant in the Gee- Matthew's Church, Liverpool. moo Legion, was opposed ow the peel of several creditors, - by Sewers. Conk,. Patio*, awl Heath. Is wow stated is .. RP ' gait/ere by a gentleman eared Heath, that is crammer. NAVAL INTELLIGANCE. kt m i' of as advertisement in the newspapers, stating that three i horses were to be sold, is Temple-lane stables, the pro- Soarstloorit. Novara?* 88. ' petty of " • ge nt kmoo going abroad," be went there to bey It blew $ tremendous gate of wind last Night from the one foe hie /nerd, Captain Widow, of the Life Guard". westward, several of the outward-bound drove their eastiter Mr. Shreidee took Mr. Heath to the housarie-street age but retried' no material damage; it has sow estodetrawd, Hotel, which be repreeered as his place of residence, and most of the ships have gut fresh births. and agreed to give • trial of the horse until the following Seven o'elor.l.—The wiled is sow S.S.E. with every appear. Monday, provided seventy guider &pewit was made; this once of a strung gale. derail was accorditsgly Mistimed to the Insolvent. The PLYMOUTH, uttermost 49. horse refereed is an hour, disapproved of,and with difficulty Sailed the &Ilona, Barton; amid Highlaader, Muir, fur pat beck sago his stable, as the groom refused to let it be Shit Ids. replaced to the stable, sod Mr. Heath sever could trod Mr. ' DEAL, enemas* 30. Shedder since; arm he west to the Buoveriesstrect Hotel, Came down from the River La Belle Alliance, Rolfv, for they said MO sorb perms. hail ever lived there, sod they Madras and Hearst ; anal the Swedish brig Ales, 'normal, knew nothing about ham. Witness saw Mr. Shreider when fur St. Übe'*—.they have both lust anchor, and cables, hut he first went lu the stables about glee horse, and Mr. S. (who have been *applied with others ; also the Loud Mulgrave, ' was then tallvd Captain Weider) represented the animal Illopoett, fur Cork. es his own, amid that Hie 11'41%011 he was selling his steed was, Put back the Providesee, Wilson, from Danmic for Ply that he woo going abroad. It was on a Satin-day and wit- mouth. nem gave hint • check for seventy Koine:is, Nom the express Arrived and soiled foe the River the Exmouth, Patterson, rogrommut that the atone, .1, old tan return.. .I, if the horse from Jsemica ; Factur,.Morgan, from Belfast ; mid a whaler, was disappear dof before 3 o'clock on she following Mon- aline unknown. day. In an hoer after Sr rugagenteut was made by the Its. We have had One moderate weather to-day, and the out. solvems, the horse was disapproved of at the Life-guarde ward-hound remain all well. realm, and Shicider's groom, who led Well up, refused to weever, sorensea 49. tansy him back, and ran aor•y. Colima R i doni and %vitae'', The Vrow, Flirting, from Stockton fur Dort'. has been 'sad their sereanta, however, brought the horse back tie same brought in lore in a staking Mate, and all her sail. split to Slay is Templc-laite, where owe of In•olvent's stahle.neen pods. She mast ditcher& to repair. took up a pitelvfook• and threatened to split their skulls if MARGATE, MOVISMItirft 30. they attempted to pot hack the horse into the stall. They Arrived off AM place the Hope, Cars., from Lotion fur however, afler a struggle, succeeded in restoring the horse Loudon ; and Royal Gnome, Steel, from Waterfurd for Lini. to his former place; but had never since got back the doss—rocs with loss of as anchor. ~my, stele MOM the lasolvent. IfaItMOUTR, NOTCMIBIR 30. Mr. Shretiler said, that lit had no half-pay, that he acted The Zephyr, Carter. struck OH the Smithie Sand oh Wed s. A horse commission agent, sa il hid merely so ld the horse needay and bunk ; clew landed lore; the Farts., of Sonde,- fur soother. load, struck on Sherringtan Stood. knocked oil her rudder Mr. Shreider, it appeared, had been discharged under the sod has been soend isi bete; the Nikita, Stoker, sod Assn lasolvent Dehters• Art bro Div-saber; lost bar discharge mat y ea „r et F oreman , ran G a d of each other of the am. was aubserpiently revolool. sos for as related to Captain her; the former has lost her bowsprit, the latter her meat.; RithlUl ' ll to emir &mu about this home. tiny hare arrived hero. Another amiss elated, that the lovolveal had said him 0011114 MOTTMRIR 30. the same horse, on the pante day, lue filly colonist, and The Arctic, Howe, of Sanderland, lust an anchor and l i k e s, a woad note deposit. This was sort after the hone ca ble in Dongenees Heade, but recovered it spur It blew • lied been forced hark into the stable. heavy gale of wood last night, bat moderated this morning. On middle/. to the to us'. schedule when discharged . sweetmeat, Novenae* an. last neeembers it use Ill" gloat hr I'm! ,minse rted . CI O!'" I on The Ails,, from Cork for London, deuve with tau euchre, Mideast'.neeeut/ emin e m• a° " s ''' „ "P" se " He, "'M eth " ..lead athwart • veserettioSert Reach. when both cables were • borer (stood hatk into his stable by the Capon,' and some cut, and she run ma ilie antia of the Isle of Slteppy. She has lift guards" since been got off, recovered one of her anchors, sod pro- Ighen this opposition was gone through, Mr. Corte op- ceeded. posed Ike Insolvent on the part ref a Mr. Payer, to whom be LIYMPOOL, NOVIMMIIII2O. had sold a horse Imo July, with a Asinine dercription of his The Aurora, Dalbarney, fru,. this port foe alaranliani, merits for 4 ' high blood, thorough Inertiine." Ike. It was ,rev totally lost 23d September off the latter purl. Pcneell 16 " he l'i' t "la l" 4 " m hi. """ for 451.; was to re ' The resolute during the past week has bees extremely tiara the notary if not approved *Ohm a • task or 10 days, and tempeattiolos ; and the wind has g Ily blown foam was himself a formicht in White ('runs-sorrel prison. she • e.twaiol. On Saturday morning a schooner haw The Insolvent now said, that the horse IVP sold Mr. Payne defied in Fitt ruby Chautte4 end all on board perished. was mot his owls hut a customer's. She is supposed to have bees the Lively, from Dahlia, a Mr. Payne directly contradicted this statement, and said boat with 6. Lovely. ur Lively, of Cardigan," ou the stern, Mr. Shreider always represented flaw ilufir a.. his owe. having Ledo washed up on 31widay mutable. Two of The Chief C°""i'lletumi said that s° far as the lat ter o p . the bodies were foutod to the course of the day. Aud poertion was c. lererneil, at was Ciirl to the Insolvent , a pets- early on Friday morning the sloop Cambridge, from !reload, tarn, which moss be dismissed It aim right that Insolvent, with picii..waii drit . i „ wii stiiit r i , „ ear the Ruck. and Iwo of should kuuw, when they claim the benefit of the Act a se- s h e crew ifrowu,it Oily two p i gs were mewed. The rumour .1 coed time, that they most appear walla a clear ease of milt- which ass dismal on Sunday. of the Duke of Athol. Isle I fortuity, said not such • case as this. The I rolvent's peti- of alsoi trader. having been lost is livpily untrue, she hair. tom being dismissed, he was reinauded to Ins bonier cuss- ism arrived here on Sunday, in ten hours, without the lady. slightest accident haviow oleo-erred. Nu vessels have been lii the course of the examination of soother insolvent, it able w iii since Mosul." y week. appeared *bat Mr. Dickensuit, one of the rigouts of this .is !ra n d , .. PORT ISI : A . !TOW, of thus 28. Court, hod been in the habit of employing a man wanted _ _ l it Bantu, •ho was a prison. r in the laing'. Reach prmun, to 51 ranarlii. has been lust un lorry Islaud tor its neighbour ed as agent for ham, in making out arhedules, the Curt, I therefore ordered that Mr. Dickenaosi el,uuld 'hew Cs. kuroit, as she OA. lopOkell by the Sussex, Richard.. the day seat Tue sday: (tuomorrow), why he should not be snuck P r ' ''"" to that •'t being to" , a•d bag ova Silla ,, bees !Hard of. the rod as au eiteroory {this Coots. AIseRDASON. noexmart 27. The Richmond has gone to mecca. A quanta, opf coitus, bags hare beds IS ii.lted oat shore to a very bail slate; very lit tle of the sit irk • ill kir saved. SCILLY, wovemesta 2/. A part of • Ilion and head of • large ship, sixtetoo feet at site mast forward, of troweled, has been found at Saint Heidi's. This ship had is en brat, amid had lain a tome tone so the astir. caaar 4 off On• Tue 'day a labouring nun undertook, for a small sum, to sun 16 miles isi ;nu hours. This t.ak hr pro finale I in shoat lirVetl minutru leas than Nly given bine. The wound chows for this pus , . pose 'taxa distance of a mile nn dht• London road, inrasurud from the t. titraisa of Ilse towns of Reading. • THR CHJSE. Ills Majesty', stag hounds will mart !Ids days! Manahan I Commis ; sod ea Friday at Brairkaill. The East Sore% fax boands Wirt this day al Riregater ; Tliarrilay at ; Monday, the 10th, at LBl4lOlO, ; Thursday, the 11th, at Clayson—at haitpast The Harnpahire boom). will meld Otis da9 at Bruised House; ha-morrow at Four Lames, Reaisworth; Thumb., ▪ Chilton Old Howie; Saturday at Alsbotsdose Dosio—at ten o'clock" each day. The Earl of Derby's fox hounds , meet tossanikow, at Cawthorn Common ; mod ow Friday, at Waken Heath. $ Jolliffe, F.so'• fooliovoirls meet this day, at awl. 41•4 • and on Ilirrhirml•y, as Naillield Cross The Sorry fux.hnnnds meet this (My, at rode, Hatch; GIP Thursday at WeAerhant; and on Saturday, at Farley Greta. The harriers meet this day, Werfataday, sad Saturday, at Kennel. The Doke of Rstlaol's bounds meet this day the 34 of December at Ph-Omit, to-worms the 4th at Easoreil Pastore, ou Thursday the 6th 41 Croat.. Park, and on Frie day the 7th at Duildirgtort Village—each day at half past its o'clock The Cottesmore holm& will meet this day at Pirkworth Town, tomorrow at Barley, on Thursday at the Lemuel, and ea Friday at Tilton it'uod--eack day as ekes. Rua Fdswdlias a ishanda will meet this day at Thorpe Wood; to morrow, at Thunrawareo Thorn.'; on Thursday, • Waybrilge Wood; and um Saturday, at Pokbrook Way post—each day at ten o'clock. Lud hutioda will meet this day at Welsh, ; ea Wednesday, at Illaminglou; and oil Friday, at ReJboorn house—rank day at eleven o'clock. Tim Earl of Seartmough's hoards will tweet this day at Rosiagtoo•bridge; on Wednesday, at Blythe Tows; sad Oa Friday, at Saadbeck Park —each day at half-post tiss. The Radasorth foe hounds will inert to-marrow at Cam worth; wt Tharaday at (7aasporson•t; sad or Saturday at Stapleton P:ok--at tees "'cluck each day. The Hatfield harriers sill marl tomorrow at Woodhouse; and on Friday at Ike Kernel—al leo o'clock each Jay. The Sheffield harriers will meet this day at Brampton Roll Head; and eio Friday at Bousworth Bat—at dew o'clock each day. Murals Hunt —Air Richard Sutton's housed. will meet this day the 3d of Di reiaher, at Langworth Wider; to morrow the 4th, at the Halfway Home, Newark-road ; us Thursday the 6th, at Haekthorae Village; on Friday the 7th at Nockton Boole; %odors Saturday Ilse But,at Spetal—each day at eleven o'clock. The Gillingham fox.bnasds will meet to-morrow the 4th of December, at Raveshy Park; we Thursday the Silk at \Yellow' Mill; and ou Saturday the Sib at Dalderly Werth— each day at ten o'clock. Sir-lamb Asiley's boniads will meet on Wetisesday next at Risky (harriers); and on Friday, at Dirtitou (stachouesh) —each day at cleave o'clock. Mr. Dewilies hounds will meet no Wednesday next at Fosley Grove (to rue a doe)•. sisal on Friday, at Fallatak. Moor—each day at tau o'eluck. Sir Edward finoythe's fox-hoods will meet this day at Sitswinary White Gates; sad on Friday, al Wytheford iVood —each day at half-past ten o'cluek. Sir Richard Putemos's firs. hounds will meet em Friday nett al Halite«, at (deem o'clork. The Ludlow Subscription fox-Asada will meet to.misrs row, December 4, at Brimfield Takupike ; se Friday, W ernher 7, at dimmer's Wood; as Tuesday, December 11,at Stockton Cr...; oa Friday, December 14, at Stokes Wood ; ou Tuesday, December 18, at Sieftoa Forest; on Friday, December 21, at Posikesmore; on Wodeesday, Decerohertli, at Diddiebory and am Saturday, December OR, at Serperi—each day al ten o'clock. The Marquis of Noisily sod the Marquis of Tweeddale bare mktg., house at Grautham, during the healing season. Foi Cwart.--On Friday Sir Edward Saiyihe's hotrods had • gallant chase. They met at Ulfilictien village, and from the rover called the Horse Pastures, a tine foe !woke sway, cross. , ed lb, road to the Holly Coppice, raw from Slime, at an atnaziog rate to Pointon, to the Home Bari . . Covers, skirted Sitawbury Park, over Abrey Wood, weal forward fur Astley, and these to Battlefield, where skirting Preston Warn. W artist made to Battlefield, going within a Geld of the Church. He thence led the hounds to All Hussey, sad darted into a folil-yard. Here fur the first and only time the hounds were at check, owing to Reynard's mak ise his way out of the yard through • slough ; bnt is a few faullienla be was observed darks( atria the Ellesmere road and the pursuit immediately coatiotied. He harm made his point fur Merringtou covers, Airiest them, mid darted into a fold-yard al and from there, into • large cow pasture, before • the house, where he was rivertaiken by the bounds, and killed in a most gallant style, after one hoar and thirty-three minutes of the severest rosining. On Tuesday night a house in the occupation of Mr. CIIURCIi, situate at Rookler, on the Isle of Wight, ass blown dawn, and killed Mi. C.'s son, a bad about eleven years of age, while aslvep with his Allier. Mr. CHUat:u was much injured. Cm rinam's verdict—Accidere& death. Last week the bridge ou the Arun Canal, at the Compasses, was carried away by the flood ; and we regret to say, a man, passing over with stock at the time, was ituliappily drowned. PoActtaas PPIRRUENDED.— Early on Monday last three poachers were securer) ro the Plasket Pink, Sussex, by Lord GAGR's gentekerpers, while in the act of snarisig his Lordship's game. INCEN DIA RII.S.—On Tuesday a rick of wheat, and one of vetches, the property of Mr. J•IIRII RICHARDSON, of Chidhaus, which were standing in II field at South, were discovered to be on fire, and the greater part of both were consumed. A tad named Belloeck, sod a man of the name of Bar- Na-d, have hero committed to Horsham gaol fOr trial, on suspicion of having perpetrated the atru: CIOUN deed. Tuesday night a fire broke out in the malt, house of Mr. DOWNING, at Boron, SousAset, by . . which the whole of the premises,. and about 300 bogs of barley and mall, were consumed. On the evening of Friday oe' ght, a fire broke oft on the premises of Mr. ROPER, miller, near Dorchester, by which the mill, containing about forty sacks of core, with five adjo►oing houses, was entirely destroyed, with two horses and two Cowl. Notwithstouding the recenteisitstions of the law for the crime of horse stealing, we never remember its having attained such a fearful height as at the present moment. Mr. Hoses, of 'inflated. bus re gained two which were stolen from him a few days since sod Butcher and Hutch, in whose pus-essiciii they were found, are lodged in Winchester gal. A mutt is detained at Peteisfield, hiving a good grey gelding, soder suspicious circumstances. Mr. WAI.KDEtt, of the Hotel at Bognor, lost five on Thursday night, three of which were found on Limit Marsh ; the two others were supposed to be on their road to the metropolis, mounted by two of the Gipsy t r be. ---st Sussex Paper. ) On Friday night last some resurrection men en tered the church-yard, at Suitors, Middlesex, and stole from thirty_ graves the bodies of WoODORN, CHILDS. and Permits, three of the unfortunate men who lust their lives there last week by water. , The grave of a man, 80 years of age, toreind FAR- Rte, aaa also opened, supposed to be for CLARK'S, but finding they had made a mistake, they de camped with the three bodies, leering FARRIs La bind them. USEFUL MET. On•iog to the eontinital radii, every lionsekeepee soda a great Inc./weeniest:a in die impurity of the water. To remedy ibis, the following .imple method tM suggested pier. of alum of the sine of • •uttneg, dissolve it is a lade but water, sad poor it iota a pail of the impure water, nikt„ in n few livers. die filth will be precipitated to the buts and the water at the top will be perfectly pore sod free fr om all table arising Gorr alum._ SiSIVGf/LAit cus To .If . --wom•-• A siogulso costars still prevails at Paraber, o n , s as i ai. stoke, in Hampshire. The Cum-eel holden itsanally for that manor Is opened ea die, is a small piece of ground which belongs to Ilia („„ Ike " a r ye tt rit ai b ier i d ir m . i : T u ef hd u ey ee loood erM . eati T a lie ca ld pfiree lr a n d:ip al e in s tin t or i e s bas z i C i de on th i r r o e t r a li r re:rtrOglir la" leog. d ra . " 4::l au Mich soul a half square, famished every year by e steward. Oise of these singular records was same hole ago produced is evidence in • law-suit at Winchester. The mode of keeping accounts by faith" or deft partner mewl, in which the notches are cut our oue piece conformally to the other, one part being kept by the creditor, the other by the debtor, is mill practised iu marl parts of England, in p:se stealer rases. A tally conriottes to be given by the &cite. quer to those who pay money there noon loans; hence .he origin of the - Teller. - or Tally-writer of Ilse Exehelaer ; and alio, of the phrase to tang, to it, to roil, or mower exactly,. MEETINGS OF CDNDITOR..4 AT OCILDHALL To-wosiow. N. R. John Dray, Weser St. Agnes,Curotwall, anew of Groat Wiedmill•street, dealer 2 W. P. Chub, Alit.,,, chemist . Joseph Wright, Poplar. atieher•ensith 3 11 William George, Haymarket, rodiller S. G. Poole, Kiitc',..rorril, Chelsea, brewer 3 It J. Twigg, Chearwide, warehonarmati R. Needham, Brampton-road, soirersaair h... . 2 II T. Spencer, Greer Inn Imre, hrery stable keeper-- 2 12 W. Eyre, Cockeyes...street, trunk-maker 2 12 T. Muer, Vansholl, potter. . ... J. Bentley, Rhorediteli, b0rdwi5re5tra0................. 2 It J. Duhell, Ceanbrook, currier and leartherMremer ft .1. D. Beaumont ' Maidorine, uplioletertr 2 to B. Winch, seer.. Haulthoirst. farmer 2 12 R. Jarksno, Clarion-street, merchant ... ........., 2 II 3. Fowler, Mark.latio, tee-dealer . I 111 H. Levi, Nektuo r scpaare, arereltant . DIVIDENDS. T. Mulligrin, Both, silk-nrcreer G Flosighton, Hercule;-buildings, earpeister H. Trollope, Beadiog, liners-draper. ...... rt . J. W Siwerhy, W. Marelrall, i'Verteniuster, statuary...... it F. C. Lolley, C.opthell-bnitrliogs, sailor It. Calk*, •iitl J. Pears, Cheapride,factosa....... CERTIFICATE& J. Palo, of Hereford, Osober-dealer.—.l. Minket,. of Gloucester-glare, PIM Inum•sqoare, Nuddlesex, treekoeller.— T. H. *Moo/petit, tate of Holborn, Lancaster, calory-prissier. Moseley., of the New.road, St. Georg* iu tho,Rait, Middlesex, glass warehouse-keeper.—J. Fe.., of Kill.- toteorpoo-H•II, broker.—R Consilt and R. Lee, of Kingstro.. opus-Hall, merchants.—J. Pena, of Dale.eaJ, Rirmisrglotts, nap-bui ler.—W Jackson, of Y, iswl , cot ts.factor.— W. Asst of Cambridge, enbisiet.otaker.—J. 1.t., of Noblo.sirret, Loudon, jeweller. On Wednesday last, at four o'clock is the after worm, Mr. H. LEWIS, • foreigner, was stopped by two footpads, on the turnpike-road. between High Wycombe and Great Marlow. They ill-treatett sod rubbed biro of his pocket-book, couttaining 47/. in cat.h, a gold musical repeating watch, a gold chain and four gold real., • gold rutr,ical mail box, two very valuable ladies' lace dream., a vari ety of very valuable shawls and *carves, an elegant miniature pointing, and various other valuable ar ticles. They were contained in a blue bag. SIRTIIB. On Frialay se'amieht, is Cork, the Right Nosoorable Lady Avidity, of a we. Oa Toad*, last, is Belfast, the Lady of Juhn Moot. eatery, Emy. of Boavardeli, of • man sad hel. On the *awe day, at Cantulist Park, county Weaford. the Lady of Liroiroast-Coloart Ha•kahavi of • daughter. On the 27th of November, at Darstiaaa bloom, Suffolk. the Lady of Major Paellig, of a daughter. At Cailevrelk, Devoe, the Lady of Sir Joke Louis, Bats of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thursday Re'anight, ai Rummy, Capt. Jolts Nicholas, R.N. to Lorin, only rhikl of the new. Nat. Fl.kcitr,of Ler Hauer. near the above place. The rani!, father of the beide, wallas faehog Indy 1.111 Eriatials. ordered a fat bollurk to be alaiscisterest, and cheered the heart of evert poor man is the village, by stadributiag it amongst them,Ta substantial proportiumr. (Is Friday seamiest, at Carishesolte, Pak of Wight, Lent. H. Robes is, tilth full, in Clara, second deasighiet of WNW% AMON E.S. etc of Staawell. DEATHS. On the Z.th sof September, after w short illness, John Bork master, kw wale, Windsor Castle, St. Gmarsr . r. laOaira. • On Wednesday, the '2Bth alt. at Twickenham, in the 1 1 6 , h year of her ape, Afro. Sarah D'Otrly, the otdow of (,lrtstu• pher D'Oyly, Esq. sod sister of the late Bans Stank!, Eat). and of Lady Atesetlap, arid Krauddroszlarr of Nit Hanoi Sloane. Wednesday at his brow in I)evossataire-hvildonca, Beth, after an Illness of only tour days, WM. 50Ut.,1.1., Esq. a gent:,. MAUI highly rii►tinxuisla•d for his male and teithnsiasen for drama, and whose freqweut rainwear perforiaawees on Bath and Landon bawds are well knows and dirty •pple elated. On Saturday seanight, at t►e honer of the Rev.. Hilot, Chichester, 31r. John Walker, a native of that city, and to: s student at the Theologies' Seminary at Guaps►t, in the 24th year A.l his age. His 1111111$0111s were un Thursday car sewed to the grave in the Cathedral Church-yard by sia of h r fellow 'lodestar, six others supporting the poll HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE• Morning SO after 7 I Everhig t 9 offer PRICE OF 3 prr Cent. Bed.. 769 3 per Ct. Conti— 771 Si per Gent. 874 4 per Cen. 6 I per Ct. N. Ann. I Ititi lutlia Stock ....... 240 Ditto Bowls.. 66 67 pr. ON KAUIItDAS. Bk. L Ano.. 19 7-16 OW Annuities.. • • 7 6 : St. Bill. 1,0001. 3 I pi. Ditto, 5001. 2 4 2 1 pr. Diito Sinai.... 2 4 pr. Lotlery'ruckets,24/.18.. Cora. for Act.... 78i1 • CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. HERE is no class of Disorder{ to which culti• .1 waled Society is so wihket as the NERVOUS, sh.ch invade alike the votaries of business and of pleasure, tF delicate &Mile, and the robust and itereningly rig?ras. Whether application in important affairs, er ends. Intel of the passions cause these alleetinns, they ;,,ir pretty mooch the seine in their genw al fester. s. nest of mind, impaired strength and appetite, limuleuri, head-rieli, vertigo. and diatoms of sight, ore more in less she writable in them all. No winelly hoe hitbasie Wee se Me' rally beneficial is Nervous Dimwits, eis die Owed 11•1• 1 'i Gilead, which has now suaiutained its reputation fee • 10 4 series of years, and has become the staled men 4 4 P rat numbers of leash& It is sold by Mr Johnston, kid, Cor" . hill, Mr. Saeger (late Bemis sad Co.), 150, thillord-tim I* London; Mr. Toweinee,.Clughans; mid all medicine H" - ders, in bootleg? at I Is. sad iis. rash . - _3- --- Piloted and Pobtialted at TDB lialTitill M " ` Milo* sad 1 c til.OlllE Oahe, N. Vet, fiteard c by C. C 0111410 6 1 . 1 ., of the &raid, i. i ~~