The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-06 00:00:00

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" . r.. 1 ''Parla peptirs 'hateerelltdd Ilaitlieri 'lest.; bee they costal* eett i tyldeiii. */iiri s ie' still 40 litelll i I •., . ... , . ...•.• •1, •esia..s +- 7P.: I li- •• • dieli ( NM., _ ,1• , 4 1 .P1k_. .0141 0 %* 11 1 1, 4 ".• .4; erne? tetetineee . tame Se OW seibielie slid/e.4 1 /Plliti etasswy of the Twoltsi timmeti.ere isispits.didt their pm teideribinesple mist rid ill it 'doliill: o 766 . Ihellil . , gene from* niiiii!A iqteirii lalii db . 441146# 4 published yeeterdiy. lie king)4l . lnrTMil .a ,‘ 3 *alio ire .4 &oedema leserlsextesie 4 1 4 1 0;404101•0014 4 0 ' tog; ow:the - greesdi that. ANN near tweet &id**, supply b • I ni'iritit' . St te . s Vsniltietr'elleert. IR the' dietltie. able Weilliieft4o4 . l eeik4ileilliterkkilett. veil, .04 O l t otatir.ifig,lo4lo tit4.4 l rtb , iir Tft: n e n" Spaablistmthellelels wit. feiMMOP II OS I Agoio Ml Voile bad •bese eppoiatek eiteelsil lilsiiier Ait 'efle . 61tait %. Ti* MO Millisteof ire ro i rwai4 iv viir•V A 4:44 '`4+l"ii ''''whi IT • mei .. .„. , ...7.,..„ . ,T..!4.., ... 1 . 1 King respecting "Ik:dangers and cossequeaceept hlie. miners to adatts.decildwg .. fhatif .laisaindohltlaCtive. norm 'Me isiereMone menial's* NiddrilierreAllyitte ; 4~tficsel4lettt4isint to t6i . Chigiy 4 iiiitir Skiiiii; ibershiMia Ted flakmitlitis iedilik, i tliella Ili ialnYil geediti itoidetiiif s tlaitt l i 'tflijelleelffttillttl be pet Olooille Mail and tidelerittiitfaittlittoriß4 be the tahmeitilki'tieetlitlioi • ilif 'Milt' foitiliWille thriise.'''''With - ierard to ' 'opiltta4 . ogoittho; 'eta 121iblidd t h iiiittd ilo . dituV . `ilti thl ivetiati AU to hie* elf gilnid, by the elliiitittitftidollste.-I-Tiliri lii'll4 . 71111oitiltiott 'iWitgq . "ilii* iipq 'A. L sakil;, The'itifip* of thillßleaidd lii ilett' *hilt WA7'Ol9, Michell** Kafiri 'tilV - /Ilidle s eeir i i i rii.ls' le ide ferierisfaited,'Wei dt6iiii •ist i le ildo. ' l'ilte • alhatione arch* wineceekhgareVi t l3rlVßArthe( iiallik ccorepllces it Polders, bare taillitityPitacedllotiNg of introit 4 lispbrtinsiti... ; " . " ' ""' :-•''' . "" ' Petite PuNni, Seri". 0; 3 . . 1 -V . Be:eV t*ltt:'Meiert opened at NE p . be.t ilieed'iOlC . . 2 -13 Sitiar . .. Is32f. 506. 7 1Teeipeneili ?lid "it' Costs.ldiZ.Atit• chaise* est Liiike, (Me mentla, ttf.`4oc•VtliNeVitii, gst,ao4 .. "."'"" • ,• , ..1) ri et' .iIikIIMIMMI•MMIMMOMMIN l . 4 ~1 l ~.i I 6 1, • ' . ridiNfilif r tVe told Chaseellor ? diel"lff4 0! hitt 46d sedieseei bblof d lyeery. ‘•'. r • s. ~ , -: *1 sviatf . ., Viilieldli if CailiNdie risf4rollielbillitic.ber too;9t.' —.:.. ...d . . . ..., .J. 4 110 fr 11,Tior . , 'l%* egieelltieirthe 'tithe/Kir ia tiftwiettk-• 'dry ter Ilifilliftiatli.' - '''''''" -- " 401 4- -. •••"" 4 : "..?' Arthur Aston , Esq. left Iltlfaitt'i • Rote,. tower Brook-street, last night, with' despatches for the Mar quess of Londonderry, at Vienna. Dr. J. (heirs del Pilo and Dr. J . . Parissien, Miele. .tens Pleolpotntiary, arrived as •Weinestiay, at (Jril- . In's Hotel, Albemarle -street: *Om Pero. We are happy to announce that the venerable Earl' Pitewilliam has :relented from Lendoe to his sent at Wentworth Hoese,.near Rotherham, and that his Lord. ship it in perfect health. No farther operation has 'been performed apse Me eyes.—(Sionsford Nves.) -Os Saturday, the Doke of Devonshire arrived at , 'Lleatore Castle. His Grate was received, OD reaching the Boundary of hie Estate, by a very large body of his tenantry, from Lismora and Tallow, well mounted, to congratulate the Duke, as one of them in the name of the rest said. on his arrive', fed to give him a pub lic testimony of their respect 'sod attachment. At eight. an illumination, took place,, which was brilliant and general. extending .even to tie humblest habita tions. The Magistrates of the county of Durham have en. tered into& resointlon net to grant licenses to any hour in which any public brewer has an interest, as owner, either wholly or in part. Advice. were reeeived yesterday from Jamaica. which state. that owing to the bad yielding of the canes, the ships this season will he considerably de tained beyond their usual time of loading ; and some vesfiels which have been waiting a considerable period, will have to load after the Ist of Aucust. [ Extract of a prieate letter from Rio Janeiro, dated [ 3:—" It Is expected that the first me [ adopted by tie Cortes, will be the appointment of diplomatic Agents to the United State. and Great Britain." REPRISENTATTiIIi IN Cosanuans.—The following table shows the exact number of Representatives ap portioned to each State, according to the 4th census. The next Congress will consist of 212 Members, excla• sine of the three Delegates, of whom Maine bas 7 ; Nor Hampshire, 6; Mansachursets, 13; Rhode Is land, 2; Connecticut, 6; Vermont, 5; New York, 34 ; New Jersey, 6 ; Pennsylvania, 26 ; Delaware, 1; Maryland, 9; Virginia, 22 ; North Carolina. 13; South Carolina, 9; Georgia, 7; Alabama, 2; Missis sippi, 1 ; Louisiana, 3 ; Tenesee, 9 ; Kentucky, 12 ; Ohio, 14; Indiana, 3; Illinois. 1 ; Missouri, I. ENGLISH OPERA House.—A new Operetta,in two acts, was produced at this Theatre last night with complete success. It is sullied Fair Gabrielle, and is of course descriptive of the amours of Henri Q.talre with his fa. vaurite mistress. A pleasing interest is constantly kept up intim story, and its development proceeds raga - larly and unceasingly. The nnisic is said to he the composition of Mr. BARLIAII LIVIUI and Mr. Ragrit. It is of a very pleasing character, and was very well re. noised. The favoutiie airs of Gabrielle and live Henri gmarlre were introduced with great effect, particularly the former, which was sung in charming style by Miss Carew, and rapturously encored. T. P. Contia gave an animated and chaste representation of the gallant Hero of France, and PIARIM4 and Miss Povav (in attendant cha►acters) displayed their musical talent with slietin• finished success. We have no doubt t h at " Fair Ga brielle' will hold a shining course throughout the sea son in conjuction with the 'nest attractive stars of this Theatre. V,k7wWW ,O . I. NUT ricr . : POOH t • -.sin- AMPS TIM 11/4111Va ,441,1141.P v 0r.,1yg10 Y.) - 7 letitsordistr sir frame :proopontiv.we nmiotobanee II tole tnittorteleal;llrat " poor" bee not referootto. at lam to this all het ererified" ma's eirioniotatioes. The :itt.inia4;fibief of thla day. announerwtheireorlpe of-241. front ilia • MIWIIIIIPBS of liertfrirtraad , M l bate tottieke our ark aowitidguunt. to the 1111 l r' ot:the MeNekeneratesidtd.i, alio las he nos rid' itewlth r thetolikyjneettitr • Guardian Mee, Mintehrsfer, Aug. 29, 1829. Sts—Tbongh I hare not the honour of being person. olltoapesitatedwitli ypu, the lendable yosiou ypp have Yibta ' l O 6 rblic 0 1 11 P, 11 7 e t i ir" ll . b e siarient spo ogj for my ad 4 r nCysti. t ' h ive eifilfil from' few fileifels, to he apflietll4‘ the' relief of that mach ittjdrat"individital, the sea•• of irtltis:anlitepold to !vim appliat4on is Masts. Alex. der and Garrott, Linea Hall, Dablisi4a4cSir, .potu whet* oliodlrob straanar Jail( g!PKASIA TAYLa talo. 11 41. Niger pf 41.4 ff,arshl sad ifroftg,,Pub,lita. We hard opplletlae Ream Aitiniader And .(lirlitt's. pad Itsm.rereirOdlhicausi tsatalloMilo whisks is Ira IflrisssYr 4.34 104.1441 1 . 4 -11. i sat vast donatiou sW I. Woo the 'booosolona,Es4joiriff..flarbiol. of I s aalloa., vibe, hoe.. wigs- cherastitistifv. tad, , , indeed. neeasinplod 3annaikatilert °And, 'to atraaeu 1001. Tititenre peed to tif l fFmmiedgcsitutim Panklo's ronaisiants 44 8 14 ^ 'Musk fulls raw liatof,Sohaerip4444. (mm mkt seepthed. sod, Novena/4 to learn that, With „tote enempliar of3ahem.lebtlaregisilknik. I isslrloa- 40 • 12 :os eildiflea44 ilbSO4o4ll44nomope4,-Inst, work,.). koitrh sidmir m ial=Millmaleg .- • • • • Mi tn tdiencP .. Z Virrill 7 4l. ; 4f Pr' 3 s: ••! • di -It4 )Nit,.! .C.ile ntlrerkrtff All.r :., . * • .. :• : . „IN'S Itosifisf..o4.•ted6fPv vit Fffk Ihrir:%9.4 ita 7 k M 03* . inefifkillif.jrpmi gig.. at ;Pate L _feikt'ciot .. ~ ialcvalvtAik.44lll9 o4 WM. 1160• N f ' • ' tir Pl e Pi . 1 40a - Sifideikainitilifit . 1r1 .4 4 44 PC. . 1 "11 1 4 4 . II "!, • iftthilo , N.4 l 4si.. AR As PIO, qt.* ft Pit.: i. 1.4, , perish of St. Mint*, I p the c.. ,Rablift,.., ila iodiagmetati.g.4.o,lt..l.„...ei . iißi." l l l 4 : ; (iii,y, 'and lof Jtif PisJigsl • Mr", rIS9IIRSI't: * *4 Ikesef•sl4 ll *M- 03 14 1 /7 OW if•• &JOOP!'' , WiT: 11, 4 411 .&&!&” hr. sl.ha nellealt..MeixidsaielMilfriikii4a 4 1 01 1 1 which e.oesed hir t de}allh,.- . fist t+c4..i v,is- •_ . -• • -The PriemPore 44 , 40 -sot uokri t 1 ..4 C.: ',Ai:, 14 t : , 4 the !net, of, xonp.:?inteiagb,ii,wormiioOlott age oat of the finkfloor, window of ,Nballek 11 .. ail lute. and hawing throws him Lobo ahit4Ocpptc Kite JOU proved. The Jury, by dined/5.0.04a cimmis;Plelle4 a werdiot of nsoollanghter. : • • ... 0 1 ., ; ,„ 1 ,, , ,•,. i• Jarful !Ras/off-0 •taids s /;IL , _ ~ a' ts . 11r. WALLACX tuned the Coftet,.ftlifilt the pabelO , Corp'', Act, oft babel/cif iMichan Carr. ape of sir I Sim, who bad bars ta)isit lag gamed, ftp. Ale 2,3ih 1 of. Joan, Oa a ebagge.,of htgb newton, shot the visor sr be allowed to stand out on 'bail ; or, that Ite lip brought to trial •,doriftg tbownest Comnsissioo... ' • Mr.rTOWlSaaaa, Foamed fol,tbr•Cpufb. Stairtill i r Ite,hod so ohjeatioa : to his standing pet en.bail, en / h s giving sofftent. enmity. . .. • . , •,.., . Mr. HAMILTOII Siea MAT a similar motion tor pye other priamtem, elosiiody eiremiastoggedt 'oil : filo sikedier maims for 14 elbow prirewts.• !be, hid %IN' Jir Fest eitot Armes& asilke mkt ;e_lßsblio op a chirp of ail, 1...... Of iftiVaese %Oas, Al,. Ma t to! gave entice en the lint day of tSI ftmoinission. The Coon directed, that the prisoners should enter into their own Recognisances fur one hundred pounds Nish, ipilk NA give two suedes in twenty-fire pounds • , . SIISCSIPTIOXins* a %WM AT lIILTAST.—The 1015 t,,,,. • t• of the Merl °organ, and ihe in sistanee of Mr. Lawless, on Olio' occasion, seem to liaTO excited in Belfast an ailiminti - i of very threatening aspect. In the Belfast NetosLetter of Tnesday last, appeir the following indication's of the temper Of the con flicting parties: , " The Stewards for condnering the Dinner given to the Marquess of Donegal! last Wednesday, feel themselves milled on to declare their opinion, that the emideet of Mr. Lawless, in attempting to mhlrese the Chair. re specting the toast given by their Noble Dues', the Mar quess of Donegal!, was highly iodecorous, and the cantle of the irregularity that ensued on calling him to order. " Belfast, Sa to tits'', A ng. 31." "To THITLIOARITANTSOIBELTAsTANDITSrICINiTT. —A /afar insolent, and tiniest resolution has sopeaved in the Belfast Chronicle of today, arid to have been agreed to on Satunlay lest by the Stewards who were appointed to superintend anti regulate the dinner given to the Jiaryness of lioneggl. I shill!, in the Itiskivia of Friday next, put in my reply to that Resolution, which, to one and all of the Stewards, I again say, is false, insokst, and enjert. Jott,t LAWLESS. tar. turning Winne, sod wriziag pampbbato rives the Jolteetweds so' part mirk their edit* . eigest f reriber -.....400.-- t•i! :.' !,Ifit.l,ni LEGAL DISTRESS. ...,,. ~it „1 Oast complaints, sp a roondag paper, are wiwile, b e the lawyers of the 11101 ISUilig Itir if the braiiiese. dok Coarse; is is probable shack, will sympathise with their distress; bat singular as it -moy appear,.. there is a mode of recuneiliag the latereets of .4010. warren with the @ads aquatics. by mesas of either Nigerian), decreasis; or totally repealing tits hese, wet oe I.iir procertlinr. There are certain plausible cant !thews which have at ems roman period had t heirfountlation is sossatlabsulike trabb, but which nonage to be repeated and entwined . as gospel loag altar they have bees utterly faleiliabby ciecumstansos: Thus people talk of the doors of jetties being open. te: all-.-a very well sownedlag assertialtv. highly Ilatterfliff w annual pride, bat which Homes Tanta very bar pilyeepend by reterslog—"Rin arwtite doses of Al* L ai doe Twos ,peals all, bet yew Wit Mt voill ilau.toi Ighst *ea pit wig.** tow AFei4 is 'ala i ." This is prensebyttlei es* willuswelebug Speer aoeese tu ignite, the admission moody lea arid" 4ts dm ships of one% has baammiestilatablrealumaili by the roomkt, eliwalint it the. ,eartspap... .. Wai 4base tutu sbendisd.tlssitt samikl.lis leiorwojahose 11,0 . 0 u effionse the absence 44,40114 k the lawyent..“ . mach ta llow-omi ii as . !say. the . past - . aim . if .. iala red, wield have the appart!eity sal Aviia46. fur redress. pd ssawalsaspets.ol isbasitaiiegjoitbse.v As thiaga t ooa: ' ne ; where • a grewarie•iewen tiebtt fare.conaatasd. a t au e powastipirseortsisalatisr4o44oreets fa it missed: • IlisrettoSairw sate eiooptatisims . thokt UR, idi may pet *NNW is 4‘..itarstir4ll4* ibis **CA a illier saawatifeed redresti tN•vagAtOr kiwi jail Wo dila MarbSt sommitasbovfilsfasst.tiaa Nati. if le bas sot ghee outowegidorsay &MI elielolo 94 1 44 of watafedgperobill,twoho'orowlb oroll" . _a." .44/ Ng nal •to welbr. • luolide .id:e 4fitzsripplitoett,ntylmi reaca..et Ms pats,: .-It!is.afasosmattst. 04k • 4.0... I.ln as checking a Witless spirit I tint wissip;Ample ilifelion, aid OW NW. NUB At mots-. old gellieW fen will Away% Ise ~tos; tinsPesktss' k4.,i5i1e11e4,40 ewer • that. pagans* the. mak oirj of t oat . ,to 'site glory. cad tits tretass,..ll 11601“.6 folk, i to9 o, p**o4 Wit:mime. . 7.. e. ' .71s simi , r; Ime : i ~ .ad - , ~ -7--""•""-r -ifs:. pui Nk ricr Si i'lo4- 411.• .9 . o:ir &OWL Will have flliMi ti llft 161. a Sessilp.ot f , • I*.PrY,l4 4 lPl ' r. this giulfoitilia 4lB t/ert 4 4 OPfr, k ;4l I I "' !'. Eat4li;ACK I , i .0 1 , 01 ING .tivilp Itia..oi . 4, 1 14,i1k a , "4 agl very positive etanena. UM 1 ; 104114014,11 iteigle._ it L" roptviAwas as good as tbat ww . fan man to his baron. any or parelnite'd estitii liiitil 7 a o viiiitiftlti liar e i tiailieg I. *aid tki itilia ' it ;riteltid frait . lfk. PLuNu l r • iii 44104 fiti6al4lloi''fiitratd meat., Leonia! vali'lll4'oAgi.":',W4., rgdei'-04411 eirettili-• Mimes 7lii.VV4 otifklaw . ii, teNIT bar 111414' diz iatabe that is la . sialtlitV. Witie re r Wielaitialitaedeliv I" °ces ts „ " ia . lithio'teissitesrlie 'ei i 011We' knowledge ,otillitiliiiii dattlaii 44' their streets. Sae) il ! ish sia:WavVeiliiiidelitiol..l6o *ant at las rfiill.:ii iili&e, 4 'ell cßiV•itegearialitillaftW i • n. I . ,• •v ~ ~. ~. - - tricot t iliktlrkartsliacie : Scarcely hay Ibionietliis lialetikie puei Ile Mt Illiat• bet thii. aperalitk at( tr . sj littleimisiiii;laik lei& date,. Comb resala my atiti.fer u ttiaAvestp 1. sad far Money. No, - ... .. • - .. .; 1 A good deal•of -ballots* .Isas • basis !Welt Its °' . Naas. .All ober Passiga. fisattrisita .romain at the f..llowiag prices *-- ~ . ; i : ~,, c . -,.. , . ...• (',bill -New .8p05t0k..411.1. Itif-ttass Praidai,, f`i i -OW. 8011-Itaidasitii, 11111 1 -Naapelltaa.l 741 1 - 7-00, stlii-stopr, nit . .-- : - .. r -'-- •'t : -, •., . I . New York mere, bare arriVed this morning to the 17th of Anted PlinathlOW'S,' the 16th ; and Nor folk (VirgislaWtl4 I%..76ctiese irrlvals we tears with greaLneir 1,1190 . ,44111teg, fe vet re prevail in vation parte of Noe& Aulterket o ld, the Freddie Gcrlte we are lifikeewiditt•two fresh -eases of Yel low Fever bad been Pephrhidrtil the *Board of Health at New York, and that Ineroofter fit names of persons is the cases reported should : be *oppressed. The Phi ladtlphia Board of 4ealtb has prohibited all inter tonne between New Ynrlond,, that. FY] after eleven c'i lurk of the I.itls alt. •. . t Oo Monday 44 wee feier, on board the Mace 4onien, were reported. At Norfolk, the number of rleallis had been 91. An article from Quebec, dated Aug. 2, a typhus, of the worst type, has been introduced into the parish of St. Oervalse„ by some settler., arrived this seam). A medical gentleital), frifis'ilratgoantry, strata. that he has knowlidie'ol3 At Havannah, the yellow.fever Is very dei!raittlys. Iron the Advertiser of the 16;h of tan% Toss informs that the Spanish frigate, Leger's, and brig of war Ilercules, with nine traesport• from Goo. fur Porto Cabello, watered at enracoa and sailed on the 28t1, Laving on board General Menke and his army, to take command at that place. The people ' at Curo herein a state of starvation. FROA C41,711:11, AUG. 13.—We learn from Captaio Brero; t, arrived yesterday from Canton, that the trade was very much embarrassed, in consequence of Go. verament haring easrcisad the right of searching all r.ssels which arrived, for Opium, a great deal of which Las been smuggled into the country. ii*VANNAIL—The Cant:an General of the island died un the 19th lust. The greatest tranquillity pre- VW!. The Emperor IturLide Las re-established the Inqui.i.iou of the Friars in alnico. lie persecutes liberal and pltilanthrophic men. and will not permit the European Spaniards to rem° to their native Country. COLUMBIAN REPUBLIC. [FROB IBE GAZEITB Z.VCRAOINDINARY OP COLUMBIA. Immo:cent has just received accounts from the head (mailers of the Liberator, at Paso', dated June tt:—i4closing !the capitulation conceded by the Li herring army to the Spaniards who defended Pastor and gait°. The war of the south hat terminated with glory, to the army of Columbia. A million of Atur ticans are ems added to tie family of the Republic, and the roaquerer of a hundred battler, the regrow enemy of Spain, the treater of Columbia, the humor- 4s Irishman• Other, Monday, Sept. 2.1, 1622." About a quarter after ten o'clock, ye.terilay morn ing as - Smith, (uf the firm of Smith, Payne. and Smith, was driving along the Strand, on his road to the city, his horse t al( fright and set eff at fall speed. Jost opposes* St. Clement's Chinch, the off wheel came In confilet with a post at the end of Mil ford-lane, amid Mr. Smith and his servant were both thrown out : the horse started again, hut had not pro. ceeded more than few yards when he f 11, and in en• deavouring to get up riehis head through time shop window of Mr. Thomes,,4•eilversulith, at the corner of Essex-street. lie wamktd away in a dreadfully lace rated stale. Mr. Smith fortunately escaped with a few slight bruises, but his servant was ly hurt ; be was immediately taken to M . Powell amid Rad. nor's, In Surrey-street, and we are sorry to leers that his stall Is seriously fractured. About twelve o'clock 011 Wednesday night a fire ' broke not at the boas* of Mr. Nathaniel Aaron, 24. 'Jane-street, Commercial•road. Mrs. Aaron, a short time previous to going to bed, bad hoes arranging some linen in a drawer, and it is conjectured that a 'par!: from the candle bad fallen into the drawer, and lay there unperceived, until it became ignited. Eight children, who slept in the room, were nearly suffo cated by the smoke when time alarm was given by. the watchman. The fire did a good deal of datnao , before it was zot under. •• On Wednesday evening, about seven o'clork. a datieg robbery was committed in the Swan public.house a snt Islington. Some fellows, who had been driuking is t j be parlour all the day, engaged the landlord of the Lou.s an tossing for gin, whilst one of the party slipped up stairs, and having entered the bedroom with a false kiy, broke open a beaufet and stale 60 sovereigns, a gold snuff-box, and other articles to a cortaiderable ■ttttt unt. —The Landlord on going. to bed, discovered his tava, and yesterday he gmo ioforwation of the rubbery at the Police Otbres, " ' ------- 41111 ,- I)73Th - INlsikll - IVRAter." - ,• ---- - Dim. 4co. s.—A;rivettend . sai!rd for the river the David i n, Purdy, fro,. Jamaica ;• the , Meinthu.., Roby, Lisbon ; she Speed we I I,Bi btu a, frots•L'Ufien t. Hensel 4 , e whole of the outward - bound as per last. all well gj If-past six. Arrival an , i remain the Ansrric4.l ship Amato; limitsobi, for New York, with loss of ats amine and cable--Wind S W. • . Panwessouriti -Act:. 5 —.Arrived. his Majesty's skip I teislinukeinon frost a rrsiao... r •Wied S: W. .• . • tr, • SPOItrfiViNTRLI:IIIIrNeR. igSI7IAO , ,AT,TA7"TRRSAI44%.--Sept.i. - DoNrarrxit Its, Lao ria. 7 - 13 ton nest Swap-7 to I post f. out of Miedepe-8 to I vest Ajav—l7 to 1 egg Mar -1 sellas-....141* f isslefirt to •A ?sonic -LID to I•y theal.S.- : siswoaelde.ll,sora.—Esoo.oa Mesta— 21., I egst Pest- Itt,una-7 to 9 azat Pas t ille.. - • PONTRFRACT-SRPIERMRER MERTINO, ISitt. wbuorinAr,AerT. 4. The Foal Stakes, a Sweepstakel7 of St. sae'. 18g; ft, - for threes-yr-olds; roll's to carry Bst. 31h.: Vila; '3lllr.—:. Those got by =Med stallions, itte. allowed 31b. The ist mite. Mr. Oamoiene's b. f. by Agnafttswalted.over. Tbrest pahlp The /Sold Cep i 'alp, WO Guineas, a, SdeerstOkei.aft Ift# cads, whit SUP mailed, the surplus (If any)lis . hs 114 . 141 to the stiller.. in 'peeps. for horwi,'ll6. 01 Alf ilea ; - thilde. ypooke to earry 00.0 h..; roar, it: t five, Sit. Saw she ' end 'egad, ihtt:•llb..' Two miles god *vie dirket,. ' ' • Mr; T. S. Ihmecoillee'v hr. h. Wavetimisi atm oak h;. :a 1 • Sir Lk. Dlrs" ch. Vi: Euphrates{ Zlyst ekinu,ail , ).. fps. :it Mr. Lualstea's Ike. Itieherd..4 Yra old; • rev, .wil 31 , fw. a hb...w.,Lascelteo•A. b. Ililaatbler.r) Yrs Olt) nisei: hdr 4 Mr. Feefesaa's4tr. e. Wantou, 3,yre 01.1.-. 0 ,. v ,...; ~„. 3 Mr. F 9 1 .5 sh.4..NOefhlyester,4/rs old., ii ....... „ . fi Hoe. E. Prtre's hr. h. ir John, 3 yrs old . ~... . f 7 Mr, Foes yr: r. by Young Gehenna. 3 yil.. .. ' 3 rd.* , dr.—Mwstre Serti4l.—Thri Jed9e *Shit S. •' irbb I linnters' Stakes s'of - Sles each, •for • bred hove*, AV thaseer,, heart mlulirly heirieddlithipte Seaeorset' . 1141 and le* ; fdersyr-oldi tweets,. I list. r Avis, Ile. II*.; she an&Agesi% lea. 318.Tw0 miles and fatilearno Mr. Weeee'se fr, burnby, 6 yrs oh! ',. i. • • - ••1 . • •, 1 Mfr. / 1 1 4 18 Itaittjues., 6 yrs old .. : .. ~. s .. Via o ro.l.olsu Judge placed but fl,—Threeleid„ , . rtniviii4ii. bat hoil i emP dm ita . o l f rsme ida l giks ..itiiigli al k d i 3 1:;14; isea t i o / fe rfay's Mute. and SS wilder a 'rs Vila* • Vb. ettra.. fleatibsArldlifieff •Arnie oft . cc. ••• • . •• .•.• i • ,-1.1.,,, •.••• ri, taw Mr. flifseeettlelrb.•ei•Halelboa, eYtturild..ll: 0... J. $4 laid Mr. tai oesk's p. e. itowlstee; 3 yea 04111 J bs H i 1...71 6 11 2 Mr. I.eivetea's b. rs. Me10:044 a Ifts-sid • -..••• ..i*r. Is. Mr. Prelkleis 04 Wry Culib2a, yea 4 1 •-.,., t • *a ..V , L • , ., : :,Six draatta..o , •••• ' • , I,: V ' • WARWICK RAC Ed.-4,VA: us oo v. . RePf.• 4, , ; f k. barerpotakas of Nes es* fentireo.yr-eWs. Owe.* ~, Air. Reerdswortles. Ilir .Williese.••,"•-e. . •••• • • • Mr. West's b. t. by Manatee ... i e... .%., ... ,•• ' •. Mt DoilingtonN ry. 1. by Rabe* % ~q , , . ~. .. , ; Idle, Roberts's b. f. by Pyldenter .. • • .• • ~4 ..: S ..4.. weepstskes6ri Itigkeaelk, for,two-yr4o , s titio fs lAN, Mr. Wi•sco rS. c, by alien.. .. .. 1 . ~ :• • , 1 Mi.'llidfees br.. to Plioterilla .; ..' ,i .. .• • • 2 Sir ii. l'igst's 11,Y:444.. •.. .. L .L. .. 1 Mr. Ystes•tillgilb, Me. Mytton's hr.• r. by Filho de Pets. it rafilltosetb. * kW Doubtful or Valet Oftw•idh Lori WerwieVe b. e...lll.lPlitn;ess;* Mr. Chartfoa's b. f. by Ru da. 414:1411t. Riatob'fieotsy, Mao started. • •I;••ttf I' 4 " Gold Cup. , Four miles. fillltawhers Peter Lely, 4-yrs.. .. • • • • I Mr., Deeturelese..B yrs— . • • • • • • Col. Vatel.'s Sport', S yrs.. . .. • .. .. • • 11l Id Oxford's pas,; yrs . .. .... ~. • .. 4 Mr. Mytton's Banker, 6 yrs .. .. .. .. 3 Malden Plate of RM. Tess elle kept& .. Mr. Radler's b. c. by itedley. 4 sr. old .. .. 7 1 I Mr. itobects's b. e.flallivaater. 3 yrs old. • • • I 4 ': Mr. Fiadoirs Iv. e. The Berlin, 4 yrs 01d... .. 99 &- Mr. Artlier's Etwltsa. 8 yrs old . . : .. 4 3 sir ' Three others sts..tedt Town Plate a( MX. Two-sile beats. Mr. Pipe's Dr. Eady, ftytt 41,1 .. .. .. II I sir. F. Charlton's di. It. Plesper, b yes old • .. '• I 2 2 Mr. Roberts's Rrogasir, 4 t•rs old .. .. • . 'See -•-••www•—. . . MONTROSE RACER (SCDTLAND). Ts u aseay. Ace. f 9. - The Ovid Cup. Tice resod. '• '' '' ' ' Air A. Rensay'i h. f. Meets, 3 yrs ~. •.. : .. . I Sir I). Nloneriere's•Worloek. 4.yrs .. .), .. „9 Sir D. H. Blair ' . Milton, S yrs.... ... ~ .. 3 Mr. Mask's eh. f. Angelica, 3 yrs .. .' .. .. .4 .. . „ Fifty dulness. given by Ld. Donglai. Meets, twice round. Sir D. Moncrieffe's eb. in. Louis., 3 pri;•• .'. .. I I viir,A. Raassey's b. g. Monreith, 6 yrs' •.. .. 9al FRIDAY. • The Ladies' Plate of lithrs. Heats, lidos Tie*, • 3 Sir A. Ramsay's Ejlinton. aged " , 1 Mr. 3laule's gr. f. The Toy. 3 yrs . 2 t Two others started. Fifty (talons, given by the lion. Mr. Mettle. Heats, ones round and a distance. Sir A. Ramsay's Meets, 3 yrs-. • • • • • • • • i 1 tiir Moamarlfc's Louisa. 3 yrs. .. 3 9 Two others started. • 110 , ZING rcraus Dcri.t.tuo.—An unexpected and se vere hosing match took place on Old Oek Common, arising out of a dud challenge, when hods felt bound in honour to appear. The parties Mr. 11.—t--1, a medical student, aml Mr. C—r—us, a clothier. The former chal lenged. an they met armed, in consequence of a dis pute abort a mastiff dog. (Me of the seconds proposed an appeal to the flat rutbor than a brifel, and there being no disparagement in weight. about 12 stone, the tester bottle and a lemon were substituted for the SUMPOP, who-, if report speaks true. acted as umpire ; at all event.. a gallant battle, of 26 minutes duration. took place, and the parties left the ground satisfied. Mr. R--. won it, and. for want of prior information, we can only star that both displayed genuine courage. C— led its the first Part of the bilttle, but in about the fourth round 100 watiloored by it lie up in the wind, which took olf his fastness. and. as a tar would say of a landsman, WAR Jimeami..4 all through the fight. Both Lad severs punishment, but they parted good friends, and hare only to mie cooling washes and black briar root to take away contusions and Mark eyes. PcitearataNtsu —NEWCASTLE, SCPT. completed 429 miles yesterday. at 2S minutes past fire P.M.; he seems fully determined to accomplish Isis feat of 1,0011 miles and poles in 1,000 boors, though be is rather testy.—Townshend finished 562 miles at 21 mi nutes past SP. M.,yesterday, viz. 2 3 4 backwards, and 275 forwards; be ias now 4.13 miles to Walk backwards add forwards in nearly S days, so as to accomplish his enterprise of 1,000 miles in IS days.. Townsend, in con sequence of the wet weather on Friday night, com• niencesi walking on Saturday morning, at six o'clock, and socompliebed uo less thau 2li miles backwards, sod 59 forwards, at twelve o'clock on the same Melt. Const-Eiten.t'scie,.Bkwe. 6.—Mur market hatine. been tint thin], supplied meek, what •p -prated this morainic sold. on toll as good terms as ,on Almiday. and•Shere was, rather more detniul for Inui o . 6nat,but woe {qtr the k uferior qualities, althow.Th offered a; very tow prices. Nrw ILriey is io regnev, ani beepliere to day. it would bayr sold reedit/ at &orals. trill. per oldster silvsnee on Monday's Toil. eution.-11n IfPany, and thap there is no alterstian isl prices, thotogla a tree sale of the latter article. SMITIMISLD 311a6vr.—The market is well suppl;ml this owning with,•l,4ials aol Mutton. Olen are, in nois i berh, as usual but the trade appears' 10 h. v.re dull, and last Mondai's prices caaaot be tlinee„ e ~'~ti : ;-'~*~.c;fir; irr . .~- ~,~ i• •1' ~~ wl +• 1 ~~