The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-23 00:00:00

..sfhell 4 4 l 9'• like; ilifirresi• • caratitilwr ;Id •. if 'lire time . Week, _ , _^ 'TO live R visit bed Ikets# Chllleartils: ori h iu od ot \ reel - Pea Listheigi Chnish 'ln Ahlilan tells i if Mdlich ',Ate Ihilidgbl leis steno Ors to'fitoctirMiiiii. Thai' ' id I' 4 1. 0 10 l:1 • MASI • p g:irtu..4.!ll:: . w .ego.- 1 111iffiliby,iit'irinclitii i llrib ill. I ems *QM set rherer! ebbe haerliiippratliii *soy soul( . fhb vow inathesiwalmeisfr heatet: Pine 04.3 be. ilieteger•ie heststrxlewli.; b•aous of. the adlaofit •ball44V , r -' Ade reed to .be on lire AWLS half -tint bee t lice two it' Wei all in tams: ThiUtt slim .41 *bets to avo iiattrit ittloiltilwiii snototert. ttaoar Mi nt thrdi'srallieliTaro stotedies and opt mile the Glinseb Sone e,seteritlestaedietles Unlink otitis Singel. J dem to ,aepole is. WNW 4%1 eiresaloi. The copper which perry! it, land which ' sheets dirosgli thrr o, s r, tw e l iw elthe AGMs, ;lists Albite and g:t u t a ti. le,k i.re speak 'vie% the %gine it s at* silMt' k yellow smoke of the oil with ellelotr the SAP bonsai were Riled. r /*Sash deebrie (*hist wnreal repor,t). dusk the -hele lthesseeseoilAs itself, aid not in one of the neigithesteleg „ p et hot with Imre} Pi Os. t cause of the ✓e havilittis simireilisie are. Oi Se eielentell tbd ISt 'aid all sparks. Se Sigel; *tit wittalf anti strong 4set ibely drove the thick sinebevlblid to remover Plats; it dots opt appiem. that any of them 'eh rdiwitaßeti ' The • bet Chetah. thus de-. of which little will. rental o het them* I . ronnd till rest thick . : was "reeled in.• 7' l " I§ 4 ' rby solsotary.dOaatiols. The flee" dome I the ehodill Of OM Of St: Pities - at Ronne, as a seseleireelar beildlegsljeirdsg, towered of copper, which were brought from Siimine, I PerotltaltertotKlograltarlet XL Os the the adjoininit beck building there was a lame liC, water t!) ISald'illl;r4fOre a see,do o tildi it s Is fsir 'is 'est service ' osi ti4a . , t, , , IV • ,• • eiiti64446l; iittlitienigleilatit dwelling I magaliaos 4 1 / 1 1 Sank -ioli'lliellttit ii' la • • •••••.'st ...,1! 'l. • - .•111 • OW,: !..:.1 neli,Strral9:rThefirit plait* semen, titre in the 104. Where* rite trifittihorerhedibook ai so rapid ly spread tket..t "Om* was all .lp half an boor, :and soon etroiritutiicited to the log hosseitinuFitrebittifes, foriii it *Mobilol f spirits, wine. ihd othei itithianiiibte •stibt Aden to the fug *1 lie: cestlegistion. The rine is doe to the' Simeon ioe•tereit estrus& bona,, and see oreiseppyasot te here beard of rat of Erect conayquoice, ,only that of ono of Ti received some mime bruiseon the neck sad knottier oo tbe 'senile only.' The whetu lo r sidl itch le destroyed', the Salle Sill!, remain; 'MP riseki and papers were saved. as well is Goose wideness( the OsasisterialUsassbor. Sis &wises and Sae watobossea , ,va osiirtiy: or wogs(' ; 'Opt others are alaaingoth but At 4 to I. .• RUCTION OF TH IR CiTHEDRAL : AT ROUEN!. • `•• - ' ' • . • ' ' • --.l*--- (FURTHER actevies.) ' - •,, half-put Reif - 0 4 044 imbili,lienting of rthe tense electric cloud gatlieredwver time centre sea; - Several twill of thunder bad been Iy heard. dialog too last. eelehsh was loader to' -terrible than the rest, the lightning be has of • the . steeple; add, it an isetast. • every diractioe. • thl•blel - Mis dews is horning branse fell *ow Olio Upper part of de, while the base being ereebreed by the al on Liras ',capable of Pei* lirostaislig the the wriline; • and at . length , the pyrsinid n &neat trash, Mid ft torrent of Are rth frogs the pile.: so if it were a vol- The wind was sorth•east, • sad etch hest praised by Ihe'fiele lisit' slimy ?moss frit it in their houses. • Charred timber, end smoke. Ailed the air; and were carried to Infant frost the Cathedral.* In the sestets Ita ly sdjoinisg, the engines wive ineemastly Seth eserve the brews frees theseniegratles.' The the pyramid la tisatblieg fell es the roof of rtirch ; a small Pate of the naive, the roof of the choir, and , the eactisty have seamed; the interier of the Church has sof ty little. The Leases condiment to the *herd r mesh injured. On the follow's, mornisg, at it, the fire continued in the tower, bnt all fear of danger had ceased. *gelds the total destruction ummit, and the clerics caleleation of the stone d the tower, the galleries and vaults, have been ivrlytitteated. Happily only one individual , tionsly injured by this di ; he was con -4) the hospital to each a coadition that his life sired of. The pyramid of the tower which as bees doetreortd, was ono of the most t specimens of oomi•Oothie • architecture Is e, and with the Cathodes" teemed the ellitilble. Insolent of Rosen, wields It embellished is every of view. The summit Sae 395 feet from the, td, sad it was built bourses the years 1542 and no magnificent Chapel of the VI rgis, so well admirable tombs of the Cardinals d'Amboiee. f Seneschal de Buse, have happily escaped e1e..1 ins. , I *M0144“11 1 1 1 f, tlehavrbegq 11. Hodges, Rector of Beckley. I. this y, to the great satisfaction of ►is parishiouers, rued to lower his tithe 'fry per coot., for the tg year, from a stateside. made a few years 'lose. tsars. Lake and Peasington.—(B«scres Ado.) arisinism.—On the might of Friday last. tb. lid of J.lllll, Esq. of Oraig, about three miles Doneraile, was harmed. Nine stands of wheat, of old oats. 12 stacks of enjoys grainy a clammily of ►ay, the produce of thirty-bre assWs adow; aid a cow Noss, capable of oeataialog y-sis head of cattle, were all amused. The s estimated at upwards of 10001. On Sunday a quantity of cons was ►armed at Amakissy, the rty of a ilir. Farrell. Oa Thursday sight the sod of Sherlock, Rs+ who limas sear 114- ra Mountain. Tru obsemd to be is lasses. W. Wand that in the seal" neighbourhood. several s of tithe cern•whiell stew% sear the resides*, of named Carey, a Proctor to the Rev. Ur. Love, also horned as Saluda, sight.-..(Cork .iddrer ef Tuesday.) __ -. _~.. IL WilPlll4 VW rwmor..• m ...Eva.... nrirm. .... 1 - 7 -- _ . '7. 0. iirt". &IMO, *OP 111.6 1 6 S . I . 44, - IlliedMlP tritentlestatiltialli of - the ' 'web thWie4BC' fkli haus hit epic arid . his fesilleiti tit • i dler ha wee '4lolliiilisat So S'IMIIK''" ' !today twaallial giattiswealserag•ti IBS I Z l .firt l ite• 'pOoposell ' flats Raeakorse emikili!AOr_us , 046.; liana .SP iiiiiVbridir a Ifiel 4aftORIN 08. t ice' eitiembetariißlisted;l ll o 4l reS 'MOW No ip fiel inaillr , eirlr treedeiii - ,' - ' - •• " ..WOW Da Artiewirty • thessliet %May *dye; • Irk Tl r io:t4 ufWitimli Of•ratelig-Sioney lot Its *addle' sit *Pert panti& rosi ly. Ilse het stealiMitityiwinie base) citiletisalsltt . this eht-stlergrahl print/Mho et • eft ?key la rk &heti 0604 bilk tattle ~ 0 „..„461610 it to& Air itillratriSlMOßoltad as Wray of HIM Mice Milady brew dilpitsitlif as have Irf.blmi the -Mailtriek. lw Opedietitriillateraiely *Ml sitabef-to pay toryetises". ...tic..; «Id -, - 11 *Q . iiDen‘stl4.34l,llll): 1 -rtrostkeilaya-flei Mecomiet rotiarlitaaf ata.Priaaaaak soil trattsaiets.; Alden's& Moatgattnery and Sir Abitnr. plain ElrdOw - 1 4141. &Ms . 2 4 °14.114148014 110.,htilli ( f anlahits,. . . , ~ ~ • ~ 1 :anet:lo'y inailllMiled thhataltt4l A n i ii i t'at• • Pr Featelliwty *that. Sallitian. '' .' • • rt. •• f HI, i - Jae. Sulßesa. &piper,' daphrwit'lhill All pittee4Wlli lideica mit *bin e go whilst howlaris bad j week, its thet marriage ha mislead 4hem.: and said. q Olth 'tll 40 0 aI4FP iii.Paaalakin/sitiaaava." Wk.* wit theta ittt) weich-hOr • - Jil •. sit t i it sprat la ein eace.thet elitlitineiireaf fop* ti - eio, sad *pile "Intalittsbeily. Thn tlefezie, ertlK thattbetitistraer • he of theses la lama fromtaaPUW :seirmam. SIC ittoltred aisexceiloutAktmaer, and was hie ignittbdoeeTba Bagpipes wet* praise. As . .Cootts. ad 'tit theipstsihatito4( l •46s o, *rant! freitaded , lo4all J the A.p9stul eipaejtot rap on , Clay . aa4. 184 1 „ i ors itil e f cirje". ? N' LW:IP a. 1 . " ore h , an • _ ..v. The Lona wee us hod infinite t rod thetteeordei - hatTiedeellied the pal! feSetvalretiaish‘let,lle. - Stillivan Offer smog lolteltathedi' on his' peen se &wallowed .• to plarbil.hosate one wilt wee prattailed ii Id depatte ._ _,- . .-: 1.., • .. -.-. • ha Alealseltahog: akt 4 1 ,-. 1 4% , f o r 11 1 9 1 0 1 4 ) )1 Aluaall 7.,:rdiika t, " JIA& moil n. ;e 9.', occeesca„in et . 'otakt e st , follow' r.. _ ..- ' • . " A ' - • • 0 ‘ Plitattyper Lottliislit,TAil tattali year Laidittifel ittatatlie tri a mesegef thereat argravated Welsh Wile ever casieJlefohttbili.lionearalliwiLloart. ar any *the*: bly.Lord,tit,wea iellicimisits ihausieertJale roman-0.60 tialort•R*o iadividPailiMat lialillOit..W . 1 4ta n I a lying ap,fad 4pl4„ltern end there, my Lork.arral.l to go - lipme to my oda 'house, and it *ill be Minstar - a thefisaid l yiatis iti tante Tou Mettle Inkete"ack•ibitik like drearily l'rebeett open, terrberd;"'" l -.' ,14., • - 101 Thriticosams-a-What ie4bs nattumatipsotopplum SON lar.Mlolabomi•is ,—..: it i.n s re".. t. • ir ~... ti•.a r-AlltiAtlßAwtqlolv l ; ltittill laili, _teal lit havt R .fti leitrayotect offit e ofjpocx.yrds ip mould ay— on 4 mean t ,' learf, e. hF,.. e di s k. Oar $x . dls retie. and try thathltintilt the fe* ... . 1....- • • ~.•, ...**Mtiwittiii.likt.i slohlillrboot ifeaysittlardri Brand.iwor: ~i., ~ .... i ~..w ;i ...:. ~. ..• .., Mr..MlMaitosr4l4 Ull6i Mr ail* iatimod, Isle i ni dar epi i ~I! ,rjp., ..IN •T . '" l Sitt t it *ii • b The so”yt7rs upee cape? . . ca _ out e next day t elAutt ilia. • - Mr. APlllanow—Thask your Leedelsip.___ Severe piisonehr *ate this diechirrts Proclama tion. arum which theCoart adjesellathhatirmilsiubsy,elire ild day of October. . . ..`., '.- ..-so at ..o: tt. A terrible dlieas: • is 'bow •ragin . g In liket"eotietitin, called by the State Physicians " over•productioto. 6 Certain quacks (Country Magistrates) have lately dis covered a Bare; that is. eentpellisc the Saba to arta as hilt the usual enutity of food, by reducing i theirtrego from Si. iretk i to 41. '" i- Dr. Archer. an aidelgia' physisilaii., 3 initiations lit the Hipping cough 'la flied lii facilitating the ifident ea' thi second or third Week' ' aftsr • the Cdna hiPacemeat of the di • . This ii a sYtigalir ells -1 fiery, and If the result be doubted, the experiment . • . - la at least hat &eat- .. Ito visitors at Herron:gate; 14141 is now • tt;Milly full of colpiay, experienced stroapleasant disappolat meat on Mayday week. The 'Rev. Richard Bali. Vicar of Harewood, with his characteristic hearth loner, barlisnderfakeh to preach a charity senand no behalf of the Sendai school attached to the establish ed chords at . Panne!. *edits the psrialt church. which is at the distance of from two to three miles, Is io re'. owe, it sots determhied that he should preach in' the large room, at Low Harrowgate, called' the promettide room. The place' was sceprdingly fitted op far the purpose. sod at the appolated bOur a large sad very genteel congregation bed issembleti'; but just at the moment when the worthy vicar bad descended' from his chaise. $ measeager from the' Lord Bishop of Chester, now at the Granby, Informed him, that as the i place is Which he was about to preach was colleens/a,' if he proceeded with the service be would do it at his peril. To this intimation Mr. Hale teplied, that be bad the permission of the Archbishop to preach in this unlicensed room, but that he would wait upon his Lordship at the Oranby, which he did without delay, leaving the coogregitlun to await the result of the in terview. With what took place apes that occasion. of course we are not informed: except from report, me which, in such a case, we do Mot chase to rely t bit the result woo, theta", eougregatitin was obliged to disperse without any,service, and the exlmusted fund) of the Sunday school must be replenithed in some mere orthodox dinser.;—(Leede.aferestri) • Oa Moaday about noon the body of Mr. Mons Derereux..whe wsa. dresied the preceding Sasday week, as noticed antral of oar late numbers, was found a little mirth air ifiallyisitak..—lt• is worthy of 'mirk, that the ship Nazism, oitioard, them of sal. lyback, bat since sailed for St. AiAvow's, N. H. fired three discharges of consent with IC. flew of briefing up the body, naturally supposed to be approachlig towards buoyancy. and likely to be Leawood op by 4 coocussion produced in the water. We pros 00000 bet upon the consectiun of cause and elect. We i bow tbat iatelllgeot persons deny that such connec dos existed in this case. Bat we feel it a sort of duty to state what occurred, and to add that about live ultimates after the firing, the body rose to the asp face, sear to where the tiring, took place.—(Waterl ford Mirror.) • At the Lewes corn iiiitak t riiieday last, while wheat fetched' If, lis.; ditto, 21. to • 1 21. red ditto, 21. to 21. 2f.• sal AA gist?, il. 12s. pet goofier. - seamy. Iripp Affifs"-F , T' 114 &nu me- Coeaus, oil • eiowelief Ilib' j t'af tat. .Wl446*srtias. iSostables. lead oarriekil isteitiolkoserelitliv to the prisoners on *mauls rhollednit: Weitafleve ‘ that with the ex, 000 the Pardee. nee Ittglitrign` sleek; sad i,hl •Mileintan, Oen wire *et thigh ',Weil"; is dhe whole 141ai1itly Who eters iiall#llOJit tee sottish , of i'e of theft (Paw "Vai Mat throttli sli tense Mai sist• tilkiPaVA— boles dd:ptN ih blsisiaifluteC sy•sag osople. apg i e u em o ils of she "citing it',”Xvi4 patio!! . dli Clarik;',tth in allifiavit ah ready prepared. teleiretoefel of which he had pew eldosty aseerninot sled yeacisillfor,Sodithe oath Was Ailaidalstintel eritlemit "settler. ebti ilightese ettiiosity. • ladeild: Ike tilleglo Weis appeared sound's:ly eriniiiios; l dot kit foe the feat of his beeline some per. 'llseartedire of tbs Pariah Clerk, our Reporttri mbharekodohMt It is to attend to the proceedings'"( f Vee r ` liettildi id& Mahe "oared the circumrtese*. "Obi iiwiicvs/1 4 ,R0oUCCD ter TII I Si* 11111Uilkiir 'ltiodiiii . kby, (Jorge Chandler id loo .l ll 4.Polk mesa cooripeal before N. Podolia" nod Vltithe, it Hea.li Shields, of perjury. Itie,,oartathls loving ceeple, not relishing the twee.' stlefifPivitg their names 'placed upon the chards adde.'ill their owls parish, ',peered before the Surto itite at North Shields, and work the oaths of being in. Ilititesi:i" that tows, when in fact both of . theos were integrate at South Shields.—(Newcarik Colmar.) Algoma* ILL EIIFICT or TO I New ',tattletale! ACT. riatfees seed nectar sorprised that no account' of 'Serflike, is our ehareises is to be found in the two last piasters pf the Carlisle Jcistied, s phenonte- Sae which has not of en ocrorred since its first publi catboat IS 1795. The t-Ireninstenet ie **Mg to the pew/islet's . ; of the sew)larriage Act of celebrated no. toriity ; from the geseral absurdity of which much eitsfedee ta4lacearesierise is likely to arise. —(Cdr lisle Jan.!.) e. ); • WhltaJlineVe Seim ut.—The fnnily of the Earl of Quail has been throWn into Considerable distress by an stefortonate occurrence which has recently taken place. On • Friday the 'Mims*. his Lordship took his three sons to: Eton, with their tutor, wto bail bees' air years la that situation, 'add *es highly resped* as eielholar and a gentleman. The young gentlemen breakfasted as the Satanist with Dr. Keate, the head matter, previertly to their being placed in the school: ft is tastomery ist all pubile echoots, to place boys ra tter lower than higher, as the Master can ecarcely judge of their abilities at a first and necessarily eon' examioatioa, and they are teieed as their ksowledge invitee", exemplifies itself. Every arrangement was completed, and the young gentlemen were to coin-1 Steace their seholestie defies on Monday. - Mr. Wagner, the tutor to tie sone •of Ilia tirece the Doke of Weltingios, invited this , gentleman to dine *libido Os Sunday"' six o'clock.- He returned from Whllite4 whither .he bed proceeded to St. George's Medi c tas'hear the bealtifal Antheth which is always fiffietitiot Mt a Similar, sn4 went up ti dress at five blelook. Net cottriug dower la time to keep his ir gstitiment, &confidential Black ssrvsnt of his Lordship, 11110, has lived is the family fivinaod-twenty years, and USW hod, front leis attachment to his ynang maters, 10111aibed and obtained permission to wait on them.) dike op stein to apprise him of it e hour. when, to' kis horror and astonishment, he found the unfortunate gitatietuan lying on the bed with his throat cut, and this tasor wi I+ which he had committed the rash act *Ably grasped is his head. The alarm was instantly given, sad medical assistance procured ; but in vain. she eorpse• was quite cold. A most respectable Jury, Someising of the principal is habitants, sat on the body Os Monday; but neither from an esansiaation of his parts, not from any conversation with old brother collegians, whom he had met at Hun, cosh! the slightest idea be entertained as to the rawer of this Mackie( catastrophe. An express had es the iiistaot beam dispatched to the Noble BATE who, having slept is the road, was overtaken with the melancholy in loiligence, aid immediately returned. The young leatlemen were removed by his Lordship, and will pot retor) till after Christmas, as their attachowst for 'Choir tutor naturally caused the most poignant %PlM doss in their youthful and affectionate bosoms. The Jury returned their verdict—losaLity ; and the unfit tousle grotlemas was buried at five o'clock on Friday nursing at the College church. I, ~fM l _-......,•••• assentie—s. , ..,... . -„-- ___ , of Evene's date. . . ~ .. DOSCAStER withrtt i a). OA ': ' , .THURSDAY..NII. 10. . SiftVilifilklHt 0 243;5.. each, iiith 24101: added *llsit t.'o+Tr.. ratios of llbowirmare. for threseyeit old 111Mosi let::2M each. (Li sabarrlbers..y , . • Mr.Gasoalgol's ili.Virolel:orst bf Thoramalaa, (J.Jitelmow.) I, 14 ftro4oltib's tt4%:llr Charlotte e • . 2 Mr. Wart' bay, if amp. Oat of aiandane, . . 2 IA Milton's hay, Me int, sitter to Ness, • . 4 My Reed's Peanut Miss Weotwortk. .• : :•. : & A fine rap with the three, and IMDFOLS begai r . d too Igst Falr Charlotte, 910 1 ogst Violok,bt.l '4 , :tp . 1 eASt ib Ilandane 1111 V. The Dempster Crab Stites 0? der redo , Mi. fir SIPA • ' .z 4 • Ike. of all ames.—Twoibiles. (4 Subs.) Le iftlialltian's th.f. tirade, 4 yrs old. fiat. Alb. (W. Cli ft) 1 Mr. 311i1Mes's Or. b. Sir Jobe. spa eit, Agt.,lyib. . .. Woo Easy.-7 to 4on Sir John. . • .. I Sweepstakes of 200 pelt, for two-year mleist.:1111:- Alllei. OM. (ft Sibirribetility'" dl' ''' Mr. Ilooldmintib's 11:ei Rherstrood, . '.t`: - ' ! : ': '"'`'ll Mr. LembrOn's b. f. Beretta*. . . •. . 1 • I Mr. Ridsdale's eh. e. Rhubarb, 1 Mr. Frantiand's ch. colt. drab, . . ... IA filditilliam's br. e. Acti•desat ' s 6 The following .140 *Parted, bet were not glabed: 14 Searestosides O. f. hyßapheei, 1 :- . • 2 Mr. J.Bensoa's dais by Walton, • . . ' • • Mr, Jackson's eh.e. by Coates.. - Mr. R . Pelt l's ch. f. O . . . ingimilion . . • . : . • Won easy. 6 to 4 Rest Sherwood; II tie 1 apt Deresisia, 411214 1 20.1 cyst Rhubarb. • ; sio‘• •,i• ...,,;') s • • • Sweepstakes of IMP tick Idig f 1... l foi., lte*O ll9l4 O tt.Last mile and a half. ( I s ••• • Mr. Gaseoigne's ch. colt , by Comes , . ' ':• se ' • .: . a Sir J Rime's b. f. Madeline, . • . :• • . '• IP IA Searbroegh's b.c. Regalia, . . .. ~..., e .. 4 • S Won easy. . : i •.. JtO% - • 5 to, on the winner. Match for 9110gi each, b. ft. St. tigei Citing Mi. Lanstiton's ch. e. Lorenzo, . . • • - Mr. L. Fox's h.e. Marital. . . • • 1 2 to 1 on Loreozo. Match for 100 s. h. R. Last mile. 1 Mt.fette'sb.f. sty Lady, . . . . i Sir Byna's eh. V. Civet, . • . . • P Won by a nose. 7t040n My Lady. . • Match for 190ws eseh, h. ft. St. tape Course. - • Mr. Petre's br.b. Sir John, : I Mr. L. Fox's ch. c. North Wester.. : • . I 6 to 4 on North Wester. Mitch for 206gs..earh. h.ft. Lest mile. Mr. 0. t.. • Fox's h. c. Meedulf, . . . '. 1 Mr: Miliree's h. f. filarebetu,' . . • . . S A good nee. 8, to 4on Marchese. , • m Sweepstakes of 23vs each, for horses. rte. 1901-year % 01 ", _ i ll retry 74 91b. fire, Ss!. 411). sie t .2o.,lo l b • .fien . -t/Mmt (3 Subccribrl•s.) Mr. Hotildswarth's eh C. Cidlinr; - ..' ' - -1•'• -••'' . •11 Lord Milton's b, e. Mtwara,.4. • 011 Won easy. Eves batting on Catilille. ' s 1001. Plate, for three and four-year olds; tbree-yatr old* -. y s t. Sib. four, SO. 7th. Two-mile beats. . • Mr. Lambtori . ‘ ch. f. Fortuna, . . t a t 1.1 Smohrongli's bl. f. Ebony. : • . . 4 5 Sir H. Nctthorpc's b. e. *nearby. . • . 2 I Pate of I.er.l4'sh.r. by btowbray. . . • 3dr 2 to I on Fortuna ; after the first heat, 6 to 1 on her. The Hob. I'. beadle and J. Lowther, Esti. are appoldted aetbards for the easniag races. . — r ept-- LEICESTER RACES.—Tu u as 0 av,S er.l9. —(Conelielle6:) The Farmers' Plitt of bl tts. given by Sir B. Graham, Du 130.—Ileats. three times round. Mr. Cross's eh. g. Billy Bustle. . . aI 1 Mr. Barker's hl. is. Skyscraper, . . Ie i Mr. tlinton's eh. g. Silverheels, . . 9 11 - dr Mr. J. Marriott's hr. in. Ceres, . . . 3th 2 Mr. Rantess's eh. tr. Fencer, . , . 4 641: Mr. Bradshaw's b. in. Lady, . . . Idr A very good race, and every heat finely raddled. —PM— SIIREWSBURi R ICES.—Tat:RSDAT. Sari. 19. Sweepstakes of 13gs esch,ylth_lo;s added by the Town: 1 2 Gears. Major 0. Gores Snowdon . • .. .. walked over. Sweepstakes of ftbias each. with 211 Es even by the Tows. for thrre-yr•olds. Sir T. Stanley's b. c. by Cervant es • • .. •.• I Mr. Mytton's rh. f. Milo .. • • • . Mr. ilrnson's br. e. by Srooleasko • . • • • Hunters' Stakes of Ines each. with 20gs added by the Stewards. Mr. Mytton's tl. g. Habberly .. • • .. walked elver. A Cocked Hat Staksi of bits each, for half•bred bore's. Halts. T. Mytton's Esq.'s b. g. Jovial 3 1 0 1 Mr. Beek's h. It. Corsair I 11 0 `3 Hon. 0. Forester's b. h. Chapeau 2 9 0 9 Three others were distanced. This rare afforded °sub sport. Mr. Mytton's gelding. the favourite, was rode by Mr. Stephenson ; the other, by their re,pedive owners. Even betting—Jovial against the 3elJ. At the pablie office, Cheltenham, on %turtle,' last. Wpm Male was chsrgld with violating the person of Mirth Field. The prisoner, rather • well-leeking young man, seemed abont 25 years of age-; the prose cutris, some tsn or twelve years more advanced in life. and by no means ' istible is personal attractions. gar. her evidence is a ace! collected manner, and proved the capital off nee, which she stated to have been committed at a little after tt o'clock on the eve.. ing of Thursday last, the fair day. Sits admitted, however, that she had walked br a coesiilevable time, with the prisoner. until at the bottom of Winchcoaab street, be dragged her off the road into a public foot. path. where, within a bemired yards of the h . ighw ay , he elected bit purpose; but she was too much exhaust ed, from stroggliag with him, to cry oat, or make ary noise whatever. Deals was committed to take his trial it the Spring Assizes. The proseentris, however, tap d her willingness to eater lobo a matrimo nial accommodation of the unfortunate affair. (ins-lotours.—The following is given as an ex planation of the .accident arising from Oat, which oc curred at the ()olden Cross. Charing Cm*, on Filler night :—The gas-burners used in the coffee-room are surmounted by glass inverted vase% to which the takes to convey awry the heated air are attached. The tube that originated the accident was Jed between the ceiling of the cutfee-taunt and the floor of the rimm shove, and i judiciously fixed to eke tiledeu rafters. Das tube, or ventilator. having been for a very lour period in use, the materials of which it Wall clapped were entirely corroded, and the heat atheist:se being concentrated by the case, was directed through the first vent this woru-oat tube *Sordid, anal ignited the 'quied trith whit+ it was in coutact. To this, is .. actidint attributed, and out to the bursting of a gal. rte The pressure of the gas in the iivirrtor of tne iton mains is said to be so slight, as to enable it 44;14 . amafined securely were the op-n end of the pipi to We haosersid is pipiioch depth of - witty 'sly. MARKE ES.--(ruis vAv.) COIN Excu %Nee, SEPT. 23.--Ak6ough• we had but ! a moderate supply of Wheat this moraingfrom RM.*. Kent, and Suffolk, yet the trade was far from brisk.—A few prime pickwl samples obtained a small advance on last bloittlay's prices ; yet all usher descriptions were dull tale at that day's currency.—New Barley is Js. per qr. lower than on this day se'nnight, having a good supply, and but few Maltstreshaviag as yet commenced baying..--Oats are Is. per. qr dearer, owing to short ar rivals.--In Beans, Peas and other articles there is uo al- WOOL - SMITHPICLIk DIARKIT. SEPT. 23.-The market is well supplied this Moroing, with all descriptions of cattle, bat not equal in number to last Monilly. A higher price is demanded for good oxen, but the butchers are notdisposal to purchase. and the market appears heavy. A great number of cattle, it is expected, will return mould. .(SICLUSITELT FOR TUC ST ITERMAN.) Smttnrismi.—The market on Prides' was more Mohr supplied, than it had been tOr severs!' Prirlays past, bat tinsel. very dull. Sheep and Lambs, 10,6(10. Beasts, 400. Dm( and Lamb sold at reduced prices from Fri day week. It was said the trade could not be munch worse. Mete than half the beasts unsold. Wethers of 9 stone 225. Hood Lambs, 5 stone, 13s. 100 stone of rood Beef; 131. to 131. l'Os. At Newzite Illaikst, wwether mutton fs. to 2s. 4d. Best Laub, 2s. 41 to 2s. lid. blood Beef (short sides) 2s. rid. Amadei cattle-mike,. on Tuesday, was amply stocked with (at beef; bat in mono's, the demand exceeded the supply. There was but little altera tion In prices Irons the preceding maiket, exeept la pi it, *bids Were sever 'kaolin to bi ch..sper aad is greater ibriaisnie. • ' - Antlefost. Cows filiaarr.--Wltext 9r. 1.. lor lea. f• laid; barley:els. to gN ph ; and oats, .ie . per - 4 d.n,r; .bead i ;• 4s. 3d.; pease, 'O. I and , tires, 45.6 d. per bushel: • -_~-~. _~ :_ _~:. 0 A r