The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-14 00:00:00

CU . :ZS-WM :WOO IGS t ut which is their avowed desire, merely to •O. whole they can now ao more get a suestaysi ps ra can , get food oat of saw-dast ? Besides, wail w ay pealed to gams at the argaments which Mr. I coos sea eta against the invasion. He was one of *, osesmadreeates for the invasion of France by the pied fintsarlek and all the other inestiere. The lo ws s ay, that the lives of the-precious " infanta" wowed in Spain! And can we, who said what ~,,id sod did what we did when the life of the French Ores war menaced ; can we object to the invading of * s ee tech round as this? Are we, loyal creators.+ gse rare, food As we were of Dourless prisees and ivp6 i pr i es ts, when France was to be torn to pieces, 0 , ir e sow object to an invasion of Spain to punish the *rides offered to Bourbon pieces and popish ow The fitly Brotherhood need be at so trouble to o rs despatches is 1444WPF to Mr. CANNING. These of iseelieseributo Mr. Cum:mime will do ver well y . t o& fiet how that the Bourbons will tondo Spain; bo. fe ,fer ese cts, e eats see nothing to provost Mess 4 ,.. i hig it, sa n d w shall not be earpriaal if they do Vow immidiately or at a few months lime. -----ems---- parr from Madrid states, that Lieutenant-Demirel *piece of Same Moores who was arrested on the 17th, l obos moisated Captain or Commander-Cleoeral of l b, miedwision of the Royal Heard, is case the la wyer, ie July stalest the Coastitatioaal system s beeltievemieseedal , *Baeitipality of Madrid Las jut decreed the erre d, stn sew cotes of National Huard, which will be cam ped of hop from the age of pi se 17, who, however, t at sill ha mbeitted epee the amens of their parrots. This mestere has for its object to familiarise youth tear their isfseey with constitutional ideas. il l way of Gibraltar letters of the 49th skint, Kee rea(red yesterday from Cadiz. They cootaiwier s ess,liet are of weeeteeporteace in the present mate of t ie peninsula, sad ruble as to say that in the provieatel u‘laiii, all is (fantail, and that seappearasees threaten s sisierrepdea to the public tranquillity. I goober of Oermans, who lately passed throogb WON, 40 their way to Marseilles, where they Woe& 'to mama (or the Mona - to Osaist tits g r ab la tits roar against the Turks , • have been obligst Is news, in cossectieitos of the Preach flo toosest refesiog to allow tharihsivocesti *a their ray dp.-(theriertg Papers) Voilsoras papers sZIEIWEee Emperor of Russia 410044 Frisco A •of Hihealehe (the mi rth eveltsOte go to BC berg la company with With? , CatbsllsVklas. Iris Olio sold that his Mainly pro hi .fiery *fstserabis terms of the Catholic rails, Mid that ha hands to pay a visit to . _ 4. •-• . -lfflei Sa* is o* as extract of a letter re ,.s • from Rio de Jamie, : .. , . m Rio deisaeieo,llopt. 17. . . si the 14th Imam, lb. Priocstageot re- Pail's, Misr as sham* of a few weeks. Morhslthig drit,*eity, tits ewer** sod polies is. del spew Ws dvehtriag the i odepatedetwat of Brasil, to il e c itessisd;oati was solesai t y .(lira is its sop *hr . '' , au alll - " a bal-• to his ifira.. l 2 • 1 Z • 4141.1 . / 4 6 04 . . .. 1 rbi:bit . .., :sail; itheadocro xigestla die. fled -as Mosta silwalog tie. leviti, ' * * otieltserts re its !d fl Iliy nern alid ls *ewe to baei wit* wee, l t i ye : ' lll. ° et IS. dacha' ' . • ..—em,...— We take tire toilet:ring paragrsph frog a gaper of last Ssisday : Woaut watmet—Mary Jackson, of the Salmon and Hall, Isamb.etreet. Spitallields, was summoned for keep ing her house opeit at late hours.—The Bow-street patrol proved they fund persons. 111 the parlour with liquor in their glasses,alsout 17 minutes before I o'clock at night.—MPs. Jackaoa admitted that persons were; there, but she proved that the tap.rom was cleared at. the emur hoer, sad the persons io the parlour were re spectable tradesmen; and not jouriteyseen mechanics or labourers: and that two of Mom had emu a consider. @hie distance ; sod, on their arrival, came there for re freabseent.—Mr. Neville observed that this was net a ease for coseiction.—The odicer said, if this were ad emitted, there would always he found as excuse for par -1 leer custom and it would be a• use fee the *facers to trouble them selves about the parlour.Mr. Seville : Nor is it our wish that ,you should triable yourselves with the parlour costae where it is so respectable. The set of Parliament says, " late boors:" and in deciding what late boars are, it leaves it to the discretion of the magistrates; and in exercising that discretion, they ars aware that what are late hours to one clue of persons, slay sot be late boors to another ; and what may be a late hour for a labourer, may not be a late hour for a no blesse, or a person to a diltereot station of life. In ail mielstering the law, they were baud to extend it accord ing to the pompoms for which it lasi noadt. The com plaint was secordiogly dismissed. Without lotendieg, is the least. to istertert aey_faito thee than oar duty to the law requires of as, we cannot help taking notice of this ease, and we are perticalarly ;educed to do so by the observation of the Magietrale, that be was bound, in administering the law, to extend it "seeordinj to the purposes for which it was mode." What the °Mut says is very true, about the impose,- bility of preventing people from tippling at Wait: , houses if any eaten should be admitted for their doing it. The crease, in Ibis case. is pretty to be sure : that the persons in the parlour werarespeetalrfe tradesmen. "and net joorierams mechanics. or hbettersi sad " that two of them had come a considerable distaste. " and, on their aului, emu there for refreshment.", The Magistrate was satisfied with this excuse; sad it is the equity ot,the latter that we find fault with. To .04 fault with the • administrators of the law VI have not, of soiree, the lust inclined's. Mr. Meting bad equity .14 his eye all through the had loess, but, we beg leave to suggest. whether the Mw ought to be satisfied with that hind o fermi ty that prevail,' in this case. It anew*, that the mums in the were " respretable"; and that they were so because they Pere not tel s raerweuoisseltanies Of labourers. is It, thee only se they were not j Nechako. or It:burets, that they w " were r Wel and, la II I only because they were respectable upon that ground that they ought to bo allowed to be wasting in respect for the law? As to these two persona that emu from ,a considerable distemee.,and who sat up so late for the tt' pupae of " ', would it mot bare bees more reaseeside. ce rif a a . their fidget, if they had retired "at the proper . ' " as the "journeymen me &Wes, sad labessiri" did from the tap=room ? We do nee pretiiir ' U. by eery ' deep la the Law ourselves, sad we matt . ackaowledge that ti port of it , which plates to this ease, wit is 'Zr' by Mr. Bari*. appears set easily to he dip' saps, !kith, 4. • Asw, It ki for him to dot' hours ' ere; Mat what arc late baste le isselate hew, farathees $.l/40 vrle% ke 4 .1041 1,4 4. loal not hi ' 0 - - mein 0 0 1 k 1 .1 I► l ,40P Ha "late I ate beer . , . 1- ----•f. ii impoitable ins " -.4--e are, dire**. —, lk -44416). • • s u s *, m a ,. aimaaatam fat lariky . as well ai l s "Iribmitise. 'Sot s hem 010 wiener ip . a ttrh tm. t ilt 'm a iiii o f vas „ mo b . in which he anodes . to the purposes . of the let% it would if i roelsimet• Kit/. ' 'The decrees a laral err a Al perasa a.: !wilt. i * onto eStelf IWkolliwet all other Mu aIA owl 1, 4 Ng boars sof cat a ire lie home, butt lor, fee she state of ' " Hie la. ,s‘alts ttisteit bill at ti Boat is Sea' Oa 4°.,,___ra sho, 44,141 be 11 .0_,,_ s _ ii. IkSiss"airoos' Wt ;. e il • " lop! -w o k , p a hs s m . saaaa leg et s he sees same: a we leg preesswe . to gim i iittiVeiMAl likit,eyoreteed t o W ogs ' "Wen of.whas.art the purposes of tho luer s , Ko,- am Ow law , km.. weal le inteededlo in , . t a ki a 64 , ,, , griii ik w, ai r a i. good morals sod to weenie Frei ainf order; "" , 4 a n a wes o f pews.. We wish it to be• Raab ' `. l . 40 1 1illbaY as Po.= ,-- ~ -., • . • - • J aw d t h ; m ec id as k a doo l ipau mid i ; thatam far from wielsing,to be leatent wit h " / by elsies 4 ', - . eatly s dnao I lib. ' 4 . INWOOD .60 ate* what aro' ca ll ed frof4oPs.. , We a ....•ii4„.l t hat the . Bererielcsidee .ietealled tor very sorrykth . akiaysiteh,tiarlof soap should ,exist s the Liana., sod D e k a a adg. were we set our race WIN'S In those that among. lt,. Ni- lisifr relate ahe m ; .aid tae s a d daillaw . being. Bat the' . if Me most go by the law. widebMili . . all, actimen. sod Castle Haidly. about the Shiflett) srecoeops, aid if it allows, that rich sod peoples Woos. they have come a considerate re ii., Sere. 13.—0 n Wiallndq IDA bis Makialea taele s may sit op sod driik to refreshen themselves. chip Cambeian arrived here WI Smyrna, the coast,. of why sag sot tite.learneemane the mechanic. the labours, Jima, aMX.aate I and yesterday the Diana trivets. be. be allowed to de tbe AMMO to refreshen themselves? He* *lad to k i, m a j esty t h e mi na ( A s D r as h as & a d a . aa . many eet.there. who became poutssed of the mesas it .44 is ear quarsourse harbour from Sigma also. aGnalieLieg their nitidiliglit freaks at the hands andfi r.- .25 the i t received from the Eastward. we t he Mr..' ...tee soareeelnan. t h e Mechanic. ai d tee Aces that t he 'fiirkish / net. comuitiog if upwards of tat w a rer t ands if it be "0 4 la P 4. sash places at al in sail, bad WI Petra% leaving bebied them to that why may mit- She sae who works. Ise abfwed to imam hitoar the Alp-rine squadron.., This 11-et 'Veit himself is this way. as well ass be winsee s troithoP II d ays ago o ff c ave mmaysit, steering d i . sejemeet is pall out o f Sae DOWNS eansulmecir the --• woritiag ens, while the ." respectable" gee . laso a yaruua EAST IDDIAMAN.VI,II . '4445 . s e l f does rwrlbirtlr a l ail ? We often hear .of a POWi Inala'a firs h ai l & a a length o f time bean eaintii ii4 e y the being fined ss. for having been found reeling drook is easy of the Lord Castlereagh. East lasliasoaa. too „ a • the mem& F3owdstairof the rich. the _proud, say , the outs baring been received of her silica her departure "We' "•• : __ l4l thert_ i _ho rowed !aptly this bar , if they b . him Bombay. Accounts, however, were yesterday' re- met Carriages to ' us h.°. la ' • . edemas Lloyd's (as we 'tetra in Oaf last Shipping lo ttoman.). Cy which it appeared that on her pa Wa are h•PPY to loam that Lady Woisele is dire- - , his Bombay to E ng land sea st a taaatese d a most atas She mast have bees preserved almost by wreck after Ms Ks i a a t h e Cape of ti the d m ope . w hi c h e aapa il e d having takeouts ounce aid a ha{/'of lardeaust. It might • he to pat beck again to ilionitey. at which place she be "Kai to www lttirld to mahetrarrn;n: the auras srilved on the lid! of done. The Bombay Corri.-t of which her preservation was e ffect e d . 't 's , iwised , ' ait date, eontaies the fallowiag interestiag partivairs 6 . 1 e, that the fact "say VS tre e ke._ twe mesa the fact re' "hit enhject :—" The *Quite spoke with the Hue. "'gag t? th• "Mali of th e „e taweasam jfori we are happy tansp a y , . s hi ps Kati e r ac k, an d C h ar l es ° mat. frost to he able to SMUT OST rimers, that her L adysh ip is ID Chiss, to the eastward of the Cape, on the Bth of May. Perfectly good health. AtJohatna Am fell in with the Lord Castlereagh, Capt. Cosiver GAIDIN T .—Last night Mr. Ma. Brie's, returning to Bombay to refit, in consequence of CREADT wade his first appearance. fur the season. in the bwri dame(' snatained by her in a severe gale off the character of Othello.—He was greeted. on coning for tlaPr, darii g o hieh she uas compelled to throat over. ward, with the loudest applause, and went through his hard acocsiderable part of her cargo, and received so task in a manner that chewed his health to have rece and injury ti..:t the prosecution of the voyage became erred its Som. Perhaps in some of the scenes he exerted I •P•wible. The 514 wadi the lard off Algoa Bair on himself leas strenuously than he has done heretofore, bat the 27th of April, when a gate of wind commenced from in others be was as powerful as ever. On the whole, be Sts sorb ~,.5 : , attan d e d by a very high sea, causing her exhibited a anblinie view of the working of that great toettLinandlab , ,ur , con•iderahly,and to make mach water, passion which forms the misery and interest of Othello's sad the pumps I,es.inic ciloaked with pepper on the 30th, history. Mr. YAT&S, as lego, made some excellent sad it {acme . na ry in consequence, to throw over- points, and proved a perfect understanding in the dilfi. based 210 h, ,s of pepper, to get at the pomp well. The cult original. This, ,hough not very enthusiastic, is no iMINID were kept cons.amly going I but the gale con. inconsiderable praise • for though every Performer Maio; with !e s :lewd force and a heavy sea, and ter knows logo to be a villain, it is not every one that can 4 4100 t lyintr well to, she opened all the seams of the exhibit the kind of villain that he is. Mist F OOTI afterdecks and topsides, and continued in this perilous looked beautiful in Desdeodona, and performed the cha nate %GUI the 3d of May, at which time the water had ratter with great fe e l in g and delicac y . Her De:demean !screased to four feet, the people were all completely will bear a comparisoo with many that have made a Iterhedep. the mast, and rigging mach injured. sad greater noise among the, titles of the day. there bring no probability of her getting rotted the Rye . Nov. 10.—'fbe Maythant I has been re 4 ape is the state she was, she was kept before the wird, moved op to Neweodeo-bridge. preparatory to her have la prevent her foundering. The gale lasted to the sth iug be en cat is two, for the p urpose of taking her to of flay, when the weather moderated, and the ship was London by Land next week k twenty of Mr. Hunter's Pumped sot, and afterwards is the fine weather site best horses have been *treed for the purpose. earls ably 12 inches water in the 24 hours." Near the spot where toe vessel was discovered. the Abont the beginning of the present smi th , several trunk of an oak tree was found , oat limb o f which, 50 faglish swindlers were arrested at Serifs for circulating feet is lewilthi measured 7j feet io eirceinfereace. * As hhe hills of exchange. When taken, they were going similar resells have bees obtained bi digging is this %M all with post horses. They hml obtaleed large neighbourhood. these prodoctions both of art sod no i. h am " ma w s house, and bad their passports tote have imparted a degree of local value to the opri by die English Ambassador. . , spot where they win discovered. .i. X"' .W 1 ~ _. ~,~;~, COURT OF RIND'S BENCH; THIS DAY. JUDGMENTS. ' .., TVS Kite° i. rues:man *afoot . On the Ant sitting of the Court, ' Ni. Duane? moved ih• ptelinient or the Cetirt *mit this defendant, for publishing a seditious and Mat. phesoous libel to His' Republican." Mrs. Wright on *Selig called on, appeared on the doer of the Court•acedinpanied by some females. She it will be remembered. Wei tried at the sittings before last term, bold at Hoildhall. Shit wet one of Cathie** shop•women. . Defendant. said, she had something to say in arrest of judgment. The Cntar Jusrice then proceeded to read ,his notes of the trial. and called upon the Defendant to move her arrest. The defendant then produced a written book,rnd proceeded in addressing the Court, to read from it. The contents of the book were g Ily a dtfeiice of her conduct, and the principles of the work which Ras' . milled a libel. The language was as each sentente fol lowed, growinf stronger sad more violent. At length, The Cater. cams said he Could not bear such bias. Oral. Mr. Justice IlliniftaidapVessed himself to the same effeet. . .t t .se .1, -- . The defen4sei pt bull' but in a louder voles I proceeded to state frodtliir book terms couched In ez• treasely violent langookft. She was again interruptdelif erfehirt, and told, she seat not proceed. • • _ ' -lin. Wright eel& Aire** lie hilomel to read her de. feseCand expressed esimethlisg about the harshness of the Court. The Cater Jussice then consulted fora moment, with his Learned brothers, and said, the defendant was par .dere had course. He hoped she would be better ad- MOIL She must come up for judgment on the 4th day vPswitt term, and. in the interim, be committed to New. igate, fur contempt. Mrs. Wright addressed an observation to the Court, as the offirters were removing her, which was net beard. tie KIND V. SAMUEL WADDINGTON. • This defendant then darted into CORM', and with a volume of Blackstotis in his hand, made a lOw bow to the bench. The SOLICITOR4IENZEAL moved the odgement age him. for publishing a blasphemous libe l , retitled "r pal. sees Principles of Nature." • Weddingtoa said, he wished to put io an a& davit. The Cater Jurrtcs said, he might, after the notes of the trial were read. - ' Waddington. "very will fay Lord." The Cuter JUSTICit file teed the trial, and when he bad concluded. celled on* Defendant fur any thing he Wte offer In arrest of nt. 44Faddiegton then took Deb of sena' art., read his Te t te affidavit, oecasionally '' lug upon it. The substance !Olt was that be ought not to be tried by a epeeist jury. bat a ;whose, sad also. that a witness who gave evidiece oa the trial was sot worthy of belief He thee contended, that ae he histbeen illegally tried, they could not "welsh bile t hit'esteld have had Whig to de with the *owe in the ilthellitlOgh which thiwerhe were said: be bed whist hi OP* is mitiptiou, because he. theaght they hefts‘ Orli. Ys.punish him. • - The &morel eMeiWt. spike he Fretratices. i "Nr. Jelstiert.Dilthrtlilierved th e silent of thsi ilert epee Mee, iota We., that he i froprisms* Is Hoes' Of Gay," Celt 11.1% -PAK Let twelve dar iseethi, sir at .the ereireeleis of the pevieun -" cm keerher4:pes* . litteedrhe le ri114. , •• - litglateetelbwoohmiteeel Moe Nalley leo tea a *airs of Blermay r feat other safer eamstamtee of a mysterious nature tome waded I. coke thie pevsen's eerie extremely aortal. He had hems for.. . days in custody for armee of bastardy money, which Nil bed negistoted Is pay. whew isa tho4thiset a sheep was preferred sgalast Lim of *say by a womesislisetated herself to •he hie woad wife. She was told by the Magistrate , (J. Req.) AM she most produce evideeee of tise.meo's boa inesrlege, and of his first wife being alive at the tisie of the &wood. be; foes the charge *Auld be received. Hague was theed committed on the bastardy-warreist. Tile second wife sad her fr iends accordingly made inquiry in the midis hoorbood of Charley, where the first wife had lived , and iliseivered that, on the 'Mb of September, Ha*us had fetched her away. and that site bad nut since been beard of, though her friends supposed shame is ilemelmeteri Irkete her husband said he was taking her.Th e sewed wife; koowing that he had bees Seise with her ow time that time, told the relatives of the first, Oho, Wag dlarused, came ever to this town. sad here learned that aft the tith of Semedeber. a woman was found drowned li the canal in Oldfield-larte, Salford t that • large wound appeared on the back of her head ; that no cam was able to identify her at the Grocer's hairiest. sad that the verdict ryes —" Poised Drowned." They aim* Harped tbst the clothes istshlt *oases had bees kept at tdli Woriebosee. sad on being peemitted •to exansise than, they were satisfied they were these worn by the t wife of Gages. The gravels*, since been opened, r the observation either relatives, sad they recognized her hy &particular scar under the ear, which was well known to them. These, Omagh foul ci rcumstances, were sot deemed neieiestly caochisive to warrant a opmeeltment for the greeter crime. He is, however, in ads custody for the minor offence. sad it is to be the end. of justice will ultimately be fatly an ° ,by a discovery of the whole truth, which the 1g will betwixt the present aad that of the will enable a rigilant police to acct.—(Yeo ' Herald.) GAITCIO,I TO Piseews aecosstwo Mar.—We revisit r:.` eg atlitation of our readers to an Aet of Parlimueot the 24th of Jane last, entitled " An Act for the amore speedy return and levying of tines, penalties, and forfeitures, and recognisanees entreated." The first sec tion of this Act declares all the former laws on the 'ab ject of fines, penal ties, and forfeitures, and recognisance, retreated to be repealed; and the seemed section states, that instead of the old custom of returns being made twice a year to the Exchequer of the Recognisance* es. treated, the same must, from and after the 29th day of September lest, be forwarded by the Justice or Justices 'of the Peace by whom such floe, &c. is imposed, to the Clerk of the Peace for the county ; and twenty-one days thereafter. or after the adjournment of the Court of General or Quarter Sessions, should the fine, recogni sance, &c. be imposed there, the Clerk of the Peace is directed to send a list of such forfeitures to the Sheriff. with a writ of Marriages and Capies, orjferifircias end espies, fur immediately levyia4 the amonut of suck fines, &c. epos the goods and chattles of the persons men- Seined therein, and for taking their bodies into custody, and to remain is gaol until the next General or QUartrf Sessions. The fourth section requires ever, Justice of the Peace before whom any reeoguisanc• shall be entered into. to give, at the time of entering into such recog eisanee.• written notice to all the partite bound, de scribing their names sail places of abode in words at length. The fifth 'yeti°s gives the power of appeal to the Closers! or gamier Sessions. I s nay yams havinf. his goods seised by the Shrill —wpoa hie Orin goo 3 *entity for his appearance; and the sixth section em powers the General or Quarter Sessions to hear and da te/Mine such appeals. This Act is now in coarse of operation, andledividnals mediate et having catered tt*o recognisances,,ranaot be too carotid. SHIPPINO INTIMUUENGE. • —do:— • Rdi. 13.—Airived„aq sailed for the river, ihd Nimble, Brigton, from Seville ; the Loyalist, Parkin. from Quebec t the Albany, Cunningham, from ditto ; the Seriagapatam, Jay, from the South Seas; the Mary. Asn; Liindley, Amu Miramichi ; the two latter remain. Came down from the river, and sailed, the Lively. Mit chell; foi New Protidenee ; the Milford, Tajldr, for Gibraltar; the Louie', Walker, kir Grenada; the Re keen, Josef, font. Ldcia i the Bri*set. Holder; fr; benierara ; the Libetty, Broth; for St. Thomas's ; the Liverpool, McClellan, for St. Uhri t the Thisbe; Bed: dibg,forJamaica; the Nesbitt, Orel, fdi ditto; the Dennison, Reed; for Bermuda i the Mangrote Day, Byron, for Buenos Apia. —Wind N.N.W. PLTkOUTH. Nbt. 14.—Artivtrd, the Ilibberta, Bract; and the ltutb, Munro. for Jaitialca Caledonial Brown,for Grenada j the Symmkry, Moore, fit Leg born; and the Betsey and Ann, for Gambia and Sititt. Leone, all seind-bound.—Wind S.W. FA oadirrn, Nor. IS.—Arrived, the Hope,' (furls. Cr.nt tondos, for the Smith Seas; the Oscar, Staninerv: fir TAW ; the Probarty, Cbripee, for I.l•Ww*; Mr ohs', Ward, for MIAMI and Bengal ; the ltiffsigrovoir Palconer s Inr Dominicia the Priddltoine, foe Port-au-Prinee ; the Manly, for 1 0 - - "-e. 12 . Hind S.W. Poartmottn, Nov. 13.—Ne The Abby, Hare. from Drogheda, yesterday, 'off the goatik light wale passenger were zdroweed. Jay, arrived is the Downs; from Van Diennisn's BOXtitS. --•••s•-- . NILTK 1/10 Pestica.--No I calmed so much disappointment match, which mid decide tI beteg soddenly II by Spring'. of two beedred Muereigas, when stained le be made geed. The ' over wamieretlielekar's. on Ti instant Ts the selleellaineent of err Mr. Millet, Splays beaker. did sad thee espisa motey wss f cause muds esefesies ea the. winners of the battles beware Randall _ . Hudson aid Shelton. 11/11,811. too t has mach reason to complain. up be la la sod yzoolloatoootUtlei, was the fa- Toady* Vlt woe 0 the test bides of pagillso. mot thought et Width* Mt whisk*: Wo sheilMseme Use gab led le4beestele, white the MONO of the Welt mil balmier Mese; rather that premateedy stale the MOM% sew is siaselatioa. Title is ths mem% illefult Weiss them mem. Neste bavieg beets Ms arm Is Mai*, whoa they gen it sobbed. Mr. MUM has pet doers sli this motley for Mar do &aslant tawdalloso leas a sem than Jive Mildred mei &gas for the battle MI the SI of Deesadito. lie also is the hooker of Shelton against Josh. Hedsos for a toloor • relit mitt Taseday.• The as. should set be backed for such . heavy stakes. i Itaxects axe V ~—T L, present will be thsthird loots horses thew; ei ght of the W. Martin. Ekt who has hese totes by' tit' eaotosoos, bat hav ing booms heaviet MOW, ill Oho isiOdita hhsself. Helms ham 'Hi islets. coodlimoo. 111106111 /41 -, •17e . • . "'ltsii„ and eistakg his aribli woo** limpitoot Men Akttisig is litseelbor oaltamisk sod live to taut tpaihdipilL; —.......-- GRASP litssout Csash.-..A steeple testelt, a /Sky lr .tOF MI stiverldge• seek {he second a ' ' Milk o. listoose a bk. Maitssil, Oaptale . •ood. Mr. sod whit* for speed sod • I • . hos 4 rabid. The start wits hos W ' - let 41/I•EssyNesost vaffid,o, go Us • *ma liisikehoed Wok& bed. mere/ 5 , . TWOS& 7 • - r .• .1. . . • ..5..., •on -wok,. , . th e y . 4 1 !• , ' -74 - -„_=." . . alt. a • • w parted . allemy ifthiliti •""'..— by gird.' a wood at dtilfereei aegiee.and the captaislimlo across the country sad around the Barb reed; Modiste the Sell and Bottle, her miles • west of Maidenhead, mid Irma *awes op • Allay 15.., leading to Hurley Batton. Ties Mbar two redeems ensued dm reed measly together. on the welders verge et Meldseheed Tisisket. at full s . ever the level. Th e Caplets multi at Wilford floe y two Weems. from his haslet the best knowledge of . route. The race was le .floelleel see between the sad 'Mini, sad Mr. Mattson vim sewed by superior speed.— The grated, eansidersd hector slim . was petfunsod-to forty ideate.. II moron Pinot; OM a.--. The last meeting of the Midg haw Pigeoa Chtli lost place at the blidultaut Ifeedeos ea Tuesday, when six of them were opposed to Mx of Grades, at eleven birds each, sad they got Mitt alk Mk ."` . _ ;~ low: - Commas. Killed. Minonan. MHO. Mr. Aastretber,, . . ltd Mr. Autrobus, . : 0 Mr. Gordon, .. . 0' Mr. Fordyce. : . 6 Mr. Serest, . . . li''' Mr. Hail. Mr. Mee. .. . . 'llq ' Mr. Morton, . . Mr.Oroves, .... . 7!• , . Ids OUbeet, . . Mr. Ileuvale, .. . VI l asiatte . ~. ,mo ----1-• 1.4 1.0.1 -, . .--..... • 49 i: t w. y ' -. 4 0 m Theatels wee ter Ire me • earfige-Mmers. An end Amseseiber, an st i p #40., al:llVar birds : Mr.ifintrobas killed f ,6116 ,' rather tints only. PIDILITIUMIIIIII.—The , who lately performed the , miles in le neceselve hours, Rees • to walk dryer the mn advanced season of the year, allies in MI emesseite Nets Spear SITRAORDINA ILI o'clock, the dog Billy i pt I matched to do the wend/ 12 minutes. At an early ... Amid its vicinity were crowded. awes. Billy was istrodueed b Dew, who wore a star on his ' •asesibets of dre Palmy elr • with a film collar, and . Alters The eats were mow I elicit. the rabealckser : " Ifell-grown. The pit ,the place where the chalked white. so that e 1 the rats. Billy was led master, and the work of I astonishing . to see with a single gripe sufficed I adversaries, which attic_ Six minutes and 25 seconds _ _lapsed..., lay stretched on the gory plain, without the least situp i tom of life appearing. Hilly was led toff amidst the hp pleases of the persons assembled, who expressed their approbetion of a performance that stands unequalled is the annals of the sporting . world. A gentleman, in the neighbourhood of Chester sent his servant to the Post-office on a clam ty sort of a horse. that had mein been known to leap before that day. It so happened that a glazier, who bad been mending some windows at his horse, asked the servant to let him ride behied. No sooner was be mounted than the hum., herniae the crate of glass rattling at his bark, started loff at full speed, and coming to the lodg e- g ate, whirls ' was flee feet six inches high, spiked at the top. and the rand on each side of it paved, he cleared it all in his lie., and, wonderfel to say, wither of fits riders (al though it was the glazier's first appearance on horse back) were threw* from their seats, or received any, in jery from their perilous +dweller' ! . The fonndatioaefirr two new Courts of Law In 14,•st minster are finished, and the walls are being rallied.— The walls are built upon stone, which will revemilstm from sinking, and thus reader the buildings more deett:e • d Bengal ; the Eatioggrevel - . be WiMaui. Pritid'tome, foe • • Iy, Bsturitt, for Iterbice.!- I • - . . . . -No arrive% . ..ei failivigi:-- Sheila, for Liverpool. epsA • gbt 1 the maker wed a - fel . . weed. The Seeiagiepatasai. s; has 'Pros& 41111100114 . :* -WWII W. ' ..-.. • .1 1L— ILLS. „d i ary* ...:' •'' . -a.- event has i 4 -- , " .;I fr:. ..4 4 , . rut Is the sport's/v i e. ". ••., :;••••;>...:: ' ~. the cisamplonshf Sit _.- . 4 „, , . 5 f 5 v ., .... s backer forfei Me atOM) only anodise . a.• . Me wake was tlelmi ' a Tuesday night; Sae We. - • et of every weathers assembled.. did not wake his appearaacr. s forfeited to Neale. If whit he &oak heti. kmbracing the am Bandon and Martin, Josh. t celebrate! pedeittlae, R. Retook to hereoloni at visititeg , IS . ersi Well* ' Ow VS. • Poo ear, and drew tl ffw sta. _ • • s:.; .‘___ ;-• a Iti..—.llenheilltlegs iti, *gas pf rat-killiag ppapei ety, teas again derfil feet of 1104 WO rsts la rly hoer of the everting Duclelise rowded. About ten misty after lusted by his primaries?. leo on his breast, giros; to Club. Billy was also 4 id likewise a number of 0604 saw after let Into 16_04 by n o- they appeared to be all largo, prat was viri t, was extremely well light*. • . i dog exhibited his provrett , a . every spectator hod a fill of ed to the scene of action'4 • of death began. It was n ull/' as what velocity the dog *tor ; I for the annihilation of one'ef his times assailed him in whole bodies. condo had elapsed, whin every ilia S. 179:11V.•:: • - _ 4. c") 1