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IF At S tint for worry rim he effect nal. The eN , I 'lent Recut der who ail' mike his report of your cat, , It ilI I . :11016 11k re .p.ort 'ill tiro ha. b. oat t.11•I I 1.'1111! Urththie chum the J ark.% lea -- • l'!•.fiet , pr or- to reeonti;ml., .. 1. It I tt is imiliril for inr.oy line, at a lime when rimes 71 / 1 ". Irter•• l • 4 `il 1 . 1 : 0 • Z...art in extent, when the mloaidar.of 'off it a M.. fat/On minetit ap t the law also be put in •• (bees hi .1 wretter south or of Miatoorm. limn where crimes at. less estrosove Th.. Ina 'is aha of surrey—and an to '''' thins! 'irbto srr to be mei itiee.l to the. of public mit ty, it has p.ovioleol ,hit they leave I Ww i f worlol, when th..ir are (tenths, I to pay the fu r eit of the lA-. fin th-le crime., with fit re 1 r e ,r,ow eery possible spi ritual maintsoice, ere they leave Mir for an overlamiint and a bribe fire, if it he nionwht f r by ',he penitence. • • " Look ninon y .si lie., all, as person , who nir norm tn • leave Ibis woorlol--%on io ill hare the :os•istaisee, fr lay In 41.1 Y, of n pious and no e • ti 0 . 9..111 olivine Make at .iiient for 11'4'211111y life ion hat • led, by a nineerr montrition, morrow. mid repo Malice. Thai exeellonit divine will rev taisoly tell you, that •urrow for the hins-fitable air',. Iles , in ni lin .. tun are, in tint the snrriow that will as a ; l 70a. Yanr a. wr..-v. en .:.'ti sot. Anil rtlictuf:wite mast be fo, 11. relines you have rumor lied, and out that you art' to onsffer fir them. Pronoun. yournelves, by pester, hi isie't rim ...ol onfinlon in In" %IA to tlw sincere penitent ! Aii•l, der t, the .Mill • file you may tw permitted to lire, benillen n pp ea h a w nai l p r ay' q 10 the foul:tails of merry. do all that you rail, Is (-re Tim Isnial• this work), by warning Ilsone t. ire have Mr.. ptur coMpai: 'pm% in iniquity to deist 1 . 1./m their evil croones, to reuolei society the bent amends you cuts fur the climes Toll hare emuniitted. Will; ieriwet to thole! so; • horn. two is tftwitzrfl by your vices, wive them every ea • formation that may enable thein to rirefiver the loss sus touneol by your aletwilien ° linvorz ndolromott these words to you. II hone you wiil mak e s roper use of the iiintruchno they tronren. I lirle yon will N ot r eirrt the h i ndo.r.• of the io i 111 l n ihrole n Lit• t. , romis.3.lte you shill here, and of whine 0 Xltottations I trust yen will 'mike the best tow - • Harju: ,boo ol my .duty tnornial. you, as a fellow -44.1.1twii. and a Yellow-ehristian, 1 sill 1105 w. Itreolllll l ot to the V 111111.141.11 of th , law. to pins out you the awful sentence which the law awanho you. Inst• COMMON SF.RJEANT here poised mentenre in t;wiistiosl Tortii--)renzii•,t. the comer. being or &nil. us is'ensiomiiry. 111 11111 . 11 MAWS, to be drawn to the 'dare of exert-lino nu a hurdle.l The Court then zoljouriirtl. NAVAL IN: ELLIGENCIL ponIIIIIOETH. SEPT. 27. Arrived the StsrpricP, 1 1 1,i 4 en, I Witierfood. Sadetl the U , fur the Baltie.—Wind S.W. PLY749I , TH. surr. 26. Conn'. i.l thr Jokanna If g ~etris,W al's:inv., from Seltrvis ; I lasurd, fruin It scuff; atoll Flan', hone Loudon, rur I),,ortu. FALMOUTH. SEPT. 'itt A►riewl the Aliut►ru, from Hort. ; Good Ini, •frnn) (;m•rns , y ; and Lord liuttico'iot y, from Sou ,luuoptuts. DE I , SEPT. 27. Arrive.% unil sattril ror the 111% r, the AiNgsium, fr.'s') l';tutte rb.«•n from the River, and remains, the Cuslur, fur 11111;11eil ; aml 8(141:Tr, fur St.Thowas's. ILI ;I*CGATE, SEM 27. ~i t • • * k A issue of _rear bustle presented itself here yea .terthi. About nine in the moraine. a Brent steal of 'sin .k.- was observed to issue from a large brig lying in llw i nner h.,.1...ur, MUMMA Cli e ior the wall, %whose rairgo rotssistett of upwards of 1,400 barrels of tsar unit several Inal .l l from A winnow-I to London; alit• wits called the Victories, Capt. EIWERVIELD, l a tely lawn nit slow,- on the ( if nalWlis Sa a tl N from tYlir!al" .1w Wan 14,4 oft, I li:olight into It emr . gu m Imilsour is, it leaky slate. As it sus suns, s . ..•,• •I find n fi.-e hail broken nut between her decks. siltimog sal 11 In es tan yet tweet visible, its pidtmier se:sis ie ought immediately, and two lies: eis sone, (tow it. inging to the tows,. mid the other to the harbour) were *heeled to the spot in a very shoo Altlarajil Ilse liar was hidden, it wa s des its. 41 sieees-siry mid proper to rut away the brig's maintnao, a hints was immediately done, and shortly aft r •e. was eat 111%44 It belllg low Water at this tune, great myrrh. talon, %%ere entertanied, that two vessels, lying close to her, both loaded woss'.l Ire involved ist the co. i fls%nition, 5415.1 tile..its-,.* en/ hulls s•r,• 1121 ed to prevent the twin s Isre..k!isg forth by a isrking the engines, anti wster us pletitiftill) us tile low MI , a 0014 : tt:e tide noising sans, they happily "met-vetted ift grtiang three two sesseia away into the oilier letr hour, ii•nl aeiOut the eveumg the lire rousd ini hinge, Is.: kept miller lwr docks. hut burst nut into tremendous volumes of flans A, and contained sills ineresnosig v;olelice until mile o'elock this ; the vessel being then near the water's edge, sever.il boats around her sere enabled to throw in n rrry great Aultsttity of water. %%loch had rite desired effect of extm gssis!.eig the flames. It is generally usillerstooil 1,40 star had 140a:is& of 1,400 barrels of tar; ' O wn , 140 ~1% y of whteli were saved, and a (rn• mats. tile rest having been invnlvgsl is, this cotitist glutton :us the bolt of the vessel was very fiat, It a Imps.d that sonic barrels may yet be recovered sii;cotemined, from the circumstance of the tire befog rxtingni.hed. Too much praise cannot be given to the work men belonging to Ow her. as well as to the I)eisitty cod many other inhabitants of ltainsgate, t sir xery iimisipt exertions in kriping It under rn h nig , but for Wltinli it is probable that the a,ij•amag two Veirwls would lia%e sutfered enasatcrable damage. We are 'sorry to xiv, that the cargo of the brig. aces not iumireol, hrr pokey loving expited %vista rise esitvreil the harbour. ,t wnrkinstit was thrown overhoosra by a spar fills ix upon his head, by which Ins grin was blokes. ; two ntlwrs also hail lonises' anus from the our going down very r The scene during the ererrnrx and nizlst was awfully vrainl. The immense %Airlines O . fiI4MVPI wlsw4l owe instjestirally from the vessel,-brilliantly il!nrainitefl the slostsrptirre inr is very cd rlc.tissocr round ; Cie *snail caned. rating about 'titre's o'clock. Nel.won's Crescent, prtripert-mw, tie. wire top late Lour ”ri,wctool with ploretators ; anti ;;r-at vo oval+ .ourroottioleol the spot A hoe the tire wow, uoroog the greater 011 of the itogiot. • Ire •-'—lso how the fire origi. ow •of tole twits o.r heated, twit fiuiolly ether IT I.NTE L LIG ENCE. VERNOT9, INlonalay 1.14 t tie-. Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here, ht- the Iti4ht Honourable Lards Jv.rtce CLERK uial SC:CCOT 11. At the opening of the Court there ay.'s, as usual. great ' , Lisle and con lao.a ~,, at the dom. of the tt)lhooth ; and the assizeri, witnesses, and professional' persons, who had proiwr occasion to attend. hail great difficulty in obtaining ;Automaton to the-Ciotti-110nm. Sotnetime offer the aiming of the Court, I. 'P. GRANT, Esq. of Ito tharmurclaus, Advocate. I. I'. appeared attlie hair, and stated, than lw lotai-jast witnessed .a scene of the most disgraceful tumult aud confusion ; that he not only had Inuele diffia.'alty iu pfocuriaig access, but was exposed to witch jwisonal from the pressure of the crowd. These eircumstanees be considered it Ins dote tostate, both as an Advocate and in. connected with this rounty, mitl trusted that measures o oda(' be taken to prevent ouch disgrace ful proeeedious in fnture. 1 he LORD JurrocE CLEII Orb arldressed I - self to the Provost, and stated, that care uiu►t be taken to preserve order, and to snake due provision for procuring easy and safe access to profe►sional persons, and' others having occasion to attend the Court. Plan.° GRANT—" Then, my Lard, I must order at moldier of people to prisoii." LORD .11;:iTICE CLERIL—" Provo!4t, you have Nor ficiesit authority, you k your thilik and we ex pect you will perform . Colin Bain, Andreas and Donald ;IN:roger, front the parish of Kincardine, and county of floss, and Walter East, commonly ealledAirufitr Ross Na Craig, from the parish of (Teich, and county of Sutherland, were then brought to the bar. The minor proposition of the criminal letters ao,vtioost them stated, that the late Captain Robert Gordo.), tacksmats of.liovereharron, letii,og disapproved in November or December, )813. was amissing for two months, or thereby, and Ins dead hotly having been found on the sea shore, near Sioinoitig,thile, in the wood] of Fr bruatv, 180, the relations of the deceased had tlw body saiiried, to Invercharnm, and tootle the otortal prepandions for interring it to the fa mily p o rtal place of Nlntiro of Achany ; that a mob load assembled fur the felonious pur pose of pro:rotting the interment from taking place, of which molt the runnels were stated to Ire the principal ringleaders and instigators, at least to hove heels very active in raising and elocouraging the same, and to have expressed a determined re.44)- Intiou to prevent, by force, the said body front being interred, whereby time relation's oldie deceased were compelled to' oloostuloio their design of interring the raid hotly in 11Ir. Moot burial-place, and to de posit it in a grave dog in the corner of a field near Inverchavron, and the said mob watched for two days and two nights, to prevent ally attempt being made to remove the body to the said burial-place ; and further, that the I'. -Is compelled Mrs. Gor don, motl tso of her forin-servauts, to appear before I fugh Ross, Esq. of Gladlield, and the Rev. Angus Kennedy of I .airgs, two Justices of Peace, to take all illegal oath that they wound not be *Ryerson", to removal of the body from the said field, to the saal liurialsioloce, or to other consecrated ground ; also that the relations of the deceased. having afterwards re. 111111111 l the body, and interred the same in Acloa ny's l'hapel, and it having become known that such interment had taken place, a great mob assembled at Kincardine, on the .21st of June last, for the fe lonious purpose of violating the sepulchre of the said H. Cordon, and 'raising 3titi renotovitor the said body from the said chapel, which nail. count:us ol w 00-or:Wed for twodays soul twalo4,7ltis,aooti the Panto is Iwing active thereon, of Oil wwkedly and b looniously dig up ta r grave, in %shit It the body of the s a id Robert Cot dun 101,11 n, p deposited, .ts aforesaid, in tiw said chapel, and slid lilt the eta!' coost.w.iv,; the Saul body on , of thew ye, and did drag it in 411 igtiotalootton- te.,e s and oleo loud cries and snouts &Hsu to the sea solos., a .olovi the flood noark, dad Loving there dug a do e l , hole, they forced open the Ind of the said hat loo t ; taken out the tal. fy therefrom. they tt odd. ol the l•taiy into the soou ! In, and therearo threw door. the (Yalu upon tlw body, and till up the said hole with *dud and stooges. A glee mass of evidence Was adder:ed, whiell we do out think necessary to give in detail; it appear ed that much iliagracifful and disorderly proceed ing took place, nearly as mentioned in the libel, for the purpose of preventing the interment of Mr. Gollloll . * body In Achisi.y's Chapel, or in Vie clourclo.yaril of the parish; that by those proceed ings the relations of the dr-erased found it lit cestury to relinquish their intention of interring the holy in the church-card or rhallt i t alai t li oaths Were administered as libelled, to which the primmer, Bain, was a witness, having Loren call ed into the house of Invercharroti for that purpose; it also appeared that the body of the deceased wits removed from the field where it had been de posited; and hail been buried privately iii Ark any's t•impel; that in the mouth of Jnne last 4 a midi Isatl assembled in the church-paid of NM eardine, for the porpuse of removing the body, and that a lowly had been raised, removed,. mid buried, within flood inork, as stated in th - e libel, and that all the had been seen with this mob.— There was, however, ground to presume, that was there, as u constable to &sliest the unnb, and that 11.nue, {wing kirk-officer of the parish, had lawfull occasion to be in the church-yuni, and wits' compelled to accompany. the mob to the sea-shorr, mid that the other two Funnels (lid also accoinpany the ♦ mob thither; but there was no clear and cei min that the body which had been raised aus the holly of Mr..arrilon. (hi the contrary, there were ions circiiiiistalices from which it .might presumed. that the bode: rises! and buried within 11 as helPre-in . einimied, was ton his batty. Th. ADVOCATE-I.)Ervit: then ittliltessed the Jury for the t'rowii, and Mr. GRANT, tin' the Piro. to t:. The et idriace nits summed up by the LOAD Josrttz iii an uide. luminous, awl int fru tvil speech; and the Jury, havini.: !writ closed at nine o'clock p. r u. Fr:tuned a verdict ('i tirsday iroiruisig). finding the pounds, Baia and ill•litte, N4l a n d the litu•l Nut prurcm against 31•Greeor and Ross; wherrtitqui, alter a suitahle mod iutlacsaive adosouttives how the LORD JUSTUS Cf.tnit, the pti,nners r:cri avoil/it.l ,i;d»pficiter, and th , ittisseil G OMII the tom On 'Tuesday John Immont, a rtotitsnholly or Popish priest, residing at •fislieielialder, tin...brought to the Bar, accused .of celel;rating clam lest me mid riages. lie sileadeil !Veit Guilty. The proceedings in this case were extremely vo- Inunsioes, and the fact 0t the in:image having beets celebrated by tire Prisoner clearly established. The Jury, however, having retired for some time, re turned a verdict, finding, by a plurality of voices, the lihel Nos ,Proren —whereupon hr was assoilzied simplieiter, and dismissed from the Bar. The result or the trial appeared to afford much satisfaction to the crowded audience that attriated. Efivthetli er, sensed of child-itirder, tivul eiiiicealinent of pregnancy, was neat brought forivLi d. Tli•• Advocate-Depute having restricted the libel to the -tumor ) , olkiiee of concealment, awl she having pled Guilty to the libel as so restricted, she was found Guilty 00 her own confession, and tencril to twelve calendar months imprisonment rn the Tolbooth of Inverness. Egrr, or Aurora 11hLend, from Harris, was next brought to the Bsr, accused of the same crimes as the preceding Punnet ; the libel was in the same aikasiner - restricted. She stated that she was prema turely delivered iu the• lields of a still-horn child, six weeks before the natural time, and that she did not disclose her pregnenoe•y. The Jury returned a verdict in the terms of this - confession, sod the Lords certified the es to the High Court of Justiciary., to meet on the 13th of November next. Thereafter the Sheriffs of the several counties were called upon iii the mom! form. The Loan Jus'ilet: CLEIM addressed them. tie 'stated, that although he regretted so many trials had occurred at the present Circuit, yet, consider itig the extent and onpulation of the northern counties, he could not but congratul ate the country on the circumstance, Mat so few offences of mantic had occurred. lie must, howl vet., regret, that it appeared, from a case which had hero tried on this tiecaston, that very riotous and highly ille gal proceedings .of the most timustilig mid revolt ing nature had occurred in a parti'etil ir district of the country, anti lie tinsted, that due !Anti be taken to t•stsgate the cireouistaite 6 alluded to, mai bring th • guilty persons to cnnati a puhish went. Flit likt ese reimai keit.' that it too frequently happened, that sinfortu, ate women were brought forward under chat get s uf.child-iuurder, and concealni ut of pregnancy. Tle understood that these offences prevailed most in those districts of the country where ecclesiastical disCipline was more than usually rigorous; and .be begged leave to suggest, that it *Wild lw e eligible for the clergy to correct vices and iinniontlitArs rather by private admonition than by puldie- censure. Ile truso d that a respectahle Magistrate then in his eye (theSiterilr Dcpute of Ross eed Cromarty), would exert tl e itiflitelll'e of which he knew him to he posst.s.ed, to induce the clergy in the district over winch he presided to consul r this suggestion, and lie tt Wiled that the gelitleinan's exertions would be tomtit product vi• ul the itinst salutary -effect. Iles having finish, if a iiisst eloquent speech, the audieiii e Were about to cheer him, but their zeal was repressed by a peremptory order front the Clerk of Court. " ^q c%llll Ego 1w iotei 101'11. but it s% moialaosell tlwt ft ax, froin hem; wet, were b. toks WU lute lame. - PUGILISM. We are indebted to all amateur cf theist for the f.ll.•ivin9 account of the lostAi contest which took ~lace 011 Friday la-t in the S meeis Acre Close, nili g Mr. Case's house, near 13fiston, between Itoberi J fidge, a brewer, and Julin Curry, a banker, for ten ginneits:—This mutest was to have taken place, is tlnr bniongli of Boston , but by the timely interference of the magistrates that was prevented. The sneecitors, who w ere very iiiiinernu., formed a ring Nearly WO Irk -iii diameter. The bunker was l i e first who wade his anis-armee ; shortly after cause his antsobist. Oii their stripping the hanker had evidently a great a.I vantage in weight and strength, mid six to four were offered in his fur our. THE RATTLE. Round 1 They set 1,, it; the miLlra manner for nearly the whoa of this round nut a gist was clenched by Bub, who, b. Mg by far the lightest man, .01,1.1 Ins i ppo. vent to di lye hint to all parts of the ring, mid the banker surcce,h,l in hitting hint OVOT the rope. • t. flub %hewed ut. tiii, for instead of flying be rallied Ili: elan, and gave bon a severe big over the right ye, and he fell. Even betting. :3 Erin', tins rutin,' to the rallying cud hard fighting on bath sighs: at the round Hob was the fa vourite. lit the 3.1 round, Bob ten iveil n biuw nn his right hand, which disabled him from afterwards striking with it. 8. Tina mind vx. seriana; bard lighting for nearly two walnut, a. The liao.ker 1,11 • 9. Bob endeavoured to e&trh the left eye of his adversary, but was tuo well stopped; a deal of hard ligiduag uu hutb sides; the Null t fell. 10 A rally, the hauler rompletele hit dim o. 11. Bob shewed weakness; a raliy ensue 11, which ended in "fav,itr of Bob. ........... 12 Boob sbesuid bottom, but bring overpou II l• (I, w as (Jo: lige.' to fill. 13. Bob RUII kept hi• upiritr, but L eine ...silk was hit &ors,. R. ititic three to two 11l Intone of litbauk, e. 14. 11.11, Owned bott.,l• ; rally, in %thud) he recchcd • owvtre hit and fell. Tw., I,i One. 15. Bub altewed weakiws., mid was beat in eyery di- Rrl lull. , 10. This round finishrd the contest in invinir a the banker, the conitstauts hAvinft Ifiuzlit 63 mintitte. The following is the deseriphon of a carirntnre which is privateli sold in Paris, 111111 pr,.. tended to have lezen brom.dit froni I n,.rlmr !;—1 hi • the tun of a large Mai de oieugne (a lour , pOle) is placed it cronm. Lotus XVIII. io clonlmez navies it, and says to the Duke of- WiA.l.tNe..roN, wises is lielow lino. " Support turd or I shall 1411... The King of PRUSSIA, who is still lower, is flunk to inclaiut, Let me take whit suits me." The Etulierur of kus‘t• says haughtily, " Behold my work. ° The Emperor of AUSTRIA is supporting them till on Ins shoulders, while young NAPOLEON, wli. is pullitig lout by tie skirts of Ins coat, cries, " Dear gruintripa, icare all these folks . to selves." 'rile Emperor replies, "If I leave them ,they will fall upuu me." BONAPARTE, who is tit a corner observing what is passing, says to htunselli "1 climbed up twice without any help." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE . ._ DONCASTER MEETING. -- • TIIESDAN, sEIPT 20. tch for 20ngs. <bt &II each. flat Mr. naive's h. h Ambit. by Diamond (R. Juinicon) *l. Sir W. Maxwell's gr. hViscount (.1 Jackson) • - 2 6t04 on Ambit. Essy. • Sweepstakes of 20:ts each, fur two years old colts, eat. 21h.; 51st.—Two•year Obis' Course. (9 subscribers.) Mr. W. 11'iIsosi's b f. by Cardinal York (R.Johuson) . Mr. Iliebaelsou's gr. f by Governor Mr Michaelson's b. f. Loos, by Haphazard 3 Duke 41 Hamilton's b. c. by Golumpus, dam by Spa. Mlle 4 Lord Fitnvilliam's b. c. by Cervantes, dam by 1/joined— p Mr Frank's b. c. Firs- Brand, by St George 7 to 4 nu Mr. Wilson's b. 1.-3 to 1 agst Mr. Michaelson's gr. f. by Governor. Easy. The Prince's Stakes of 25gs. each, with 25gs. added by the Corporation of Doncaster. for four years old colts, tbit. 711,. fillies, Bst. 41b.—Four miles. (5 subscribers Lord riissrilliani's br. f. Dvsdetuona--(W Cliff ) 1 Mr. Gasvoigne's b. f. Miss Gummi, by Ort•ille. Duke of Lilals's b. c. Rodol ph°, by Fandolphn Mr. Peirse% gr. f. Eburina, by Orville, out of Cllo4lllllia p Mr. Mason's gr. e. Herdsman, by Sir fl. Dims.laic 5 to '2 against Dtisdermoua--6 to 4 against Miss Cannon -2 Io 1 against Rudolph°. The Corporation Plate of 5411. for horses, Re. of all ages, three-year olds to early 6st. 71b. • four-year olds, 7.t. 91h. five-year olds, Bst. 314 six-year olds and aged, bst. Mar,' allowed 316. Two-mile heals. Mr. Haworth's b. c. by Send, 3 yrs old. 5 1 1 Mr. Real's h. f. by Sir Solomon, 3 yrs old 1 I 3 Mr. Watt's b. f. Kirkham Lass, :3 yrs old 7 3 2 lord Scarlirungles hl. c. Medium, 3 yrs old— 2 dr Mr. Prates di. f. by Hick Andreas, 4 yrs old 4 4 dr Mr. Osbahleston's di. g. by Victory, 3 yrs old :3 5 dr Mr Shawe's b. h. /bubo, a )rs old „broke down) 2de Sir W. Milner's Ir c. Cainaralaamatt, 3 yrs old Mr. Hell's el, c. Revenge, by Pandnll.l3o, 3 yes old dis Mr. timidity's ch. c. demeans, 3 yrs old dr Sir M. W. Ridley's gr. e. Glow -Worm, 3 yrs old 21., 1 agst Mr. Haworth's Send, after ist beat. . . 7 to 1 on Mr. Shane's Am:to—after 2d heat even belt lug. Not .h company to slay—a luau run over on the Course, and nearly killed ;.jt has rained very !inlet' since last night. A good race is expected for the Cup to-morrow. A very great c pally last night at the theatre, to %ranee:: the performance of Policy, and Ilusi SHREWSBURY RACES.—SoNcLuneD.) TFIURSDAV, 4FPT. 21: A Sweepstakes. Of Itlr.. each, with a clear Purse of 25g-h. given by the town. The best of three two mite heat , Sir J G Egerton's ro. c.ltim, 4 yrs 1 1 dr. Walter's ch. f. Em pro .44, by Cadre), 3 yrs 2 2 SirT. J. Tyrwhitr J oni f. Cozry • Lord Cr...venues b. M. Zadora, and Mr. .1. Tatlock's b. h. Bargain, were drawn. SAME DAY. A• Sweepstakes of 100. coch, with a clear Purse of '23gs. given by the lotto. - - Lord Grosvenor . % br.f. PanamaTway, by Liziliont Vitas, 3 yrs Mr. Wolter% ell f. Catharine, by Custrel, 3 yos 2 Sic J. G. Eizertou's rii. C. Ite'decopl Lord Grey's cit c. by Maltoniuu, 4 )1.4 Sir W. Wyin'r tb. c. 64 Capt. Absolute, 3 t r 5... - 5 Li4dGoiiiyetioes c. St. Sebastaiii ; Sir I'. Stanley .% h r by Shuttle ; Mr Tliompsiiii's b. c. be Evander ; Mr. Gruttan's c. c. by Avando Mr. Painter's br. f Queen, Mub, %t re drawn. There was wolf-rontestul cunning on each day, share the commencement on Tuesday . _ Thr weather was onfay . unrable on the tSlst Play, hut• on 11•ediiesday and Thursday the sun shone doliglittlilly, and the course was thronged with arriairesaeul Apectstors on Sorge and foot The Stewards were saluted stecrat t tura •ith looms. Amon. the company wrre the following The Rif;lit 141$110;11111111` LAM! 11111, anal SirT. .1. Tyrwhitt Jones, flagon, t (Stewards).—Earls. Powis and Denbigh; Countess Kiwis—lead Ilearlford.—Ladies D. and C. Clive, R. Fieldiuz. three Fielding... K. Forester, Pule.tun, and Egerton. Honour F %Vest, CC..trnlileuu , ----- Fielding, R. Hill, and T. Kenyon.— Sirs John hill, T N. Hill, It. Puleston, John Boyd, W. Wynn. Generals Egerton and Letlibridgi• Mr. and Mrs. Kuyrett Jaightion, Mr and Mrs. Chin Iton, Mr. and Mrs. COI bet, Mr. and Mr.. Pemberton, Mr. and Mr.. Sainsbury, Mr and Misses Bar yons, Mr. and Mrs. Lecke, Mrs. PURII4 Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. and Miss Dana, Mr. and Jlrs. Lyster, Mr. and Mrs. Paulo.. Corbet, Mrs. sail Miss Myildlidois (of ('hick Castle), two Misses Fraser:, two Nii,41.04 Pignts. and Mss. lh u.. J K. Powell, J. Hylton, F Forest, r, T. Hamner, It. and Ben son, E. W. Owen, W. Spading, I'. Charlton, E. Willidnu, E GAL and r. It. Price, Esqrs •Reverends W. Cotton, E. Cot. tou,'l' Roc, and G. jlaititoek. Capt. Mar-worth. The Drills were well attended. and consistssl of the princi pal persimagmi above runnier:ol4l. The !.1011 ROOM, Ott Thtirsidny night, was cruwolvtl and splendid, and in with- Bun to the characters already named, we observed Sir E. and Lady Smythe, Sir t; and Lady Pigot, Ladies Ezertoir and Barges', J. Cotes, t.wl Geo. Matthen, Cul. Proctor, &e. —The supper was the oust elegant auil tasteful we (err hi hell ; and never was there a richer display of beauty and than the partakers of it exhibited. Th , ordinaries at the Talbot were excellent. The Stewards for the Races next wir are F. R. Prier, Eari. of Ilryiipys, and Edw. W. Smythe Owen, Esq. of Coodover TO WY N RACES. At the second ret;setl Meeting, nu Wribies4y, the Silver valtit .`.or, was won by Mr. Bright's br. m. Duehem, beating - Mr. Davit's's ch. h. tool three ...them The Silver cap value 501. T Jones's ch. m Itosena, by Slug filadad I I dlr. b g. tizier, by Salton 2 2 M, Vamentit's Ip, sa. Silvia, II" Saltaii Mr. S:Ilulles 11. g. Harry Lou+. Legs, by ninbug.. •• 4 dr. vtlnAv. A Silver 13014.1, far beaten hursrs, was non Fly 3lr. Lloyd's ier,lirst lag Mr. Vaughan's The Cambrian IVelter Stakes, with a Silver Cap added, WN'lill 1w 51r. Smont's Harry Long Legit 51r, Vauehaa's Robin Adair iiach's be at by ..... • • ....... 3 Fact' day there were l'ilavy lixcly, uilicL afforded capital spurt. CURRAGII. • THURSDAY, SEPT 14. Wellington Stake, Lltp. each, Ir. I*. 3 Sri obi course. Colonel Lutn't Spider. 8.1.314 1 • Mr. Blnk..'s Dui:. 7 , 1 711 i Mr. Dilly's 91i1e,m,, 121 b. tic*cat uthers nut {laced. king's Plate, lOngs. fur 3 yrs old colla r Cat. Ell ee t .laf..llth. l'wu . - Mr. lll:tke'q Oak Sit& - Mr. Pittigkrtt.t.eq Batteratty's tirilatru Psest hut placed. • • • PRICE of groicKis YESFEADAY. I. .. . . 3 per C^isl. Conan,. 67 61 I' • tinry 5 per Cent IN ttttt son In:lin fonds - ..," . E%r Winer Bill. ' " Consols for Ace. I T. KISH. Stockillookyr, 4, Corulaill k otol V, Cloirios CM* • ' . . . ' ' . r•. DV - 12ff 131, D. 111? LINGIioN:, AND 71111,5 k 1;.4:1V A ttery• numerous- sweeting of tlr en diton• of Motelar y, 11011ingswilif, ai,d Co. mot laid at Durham, on Wednesday we'llitight, whew artrgi import:tot resolutions woe pawed. W e are rest sorry to rani that the affairs of the hotis. now a mise.able result ; thottgagt 8. t0e,..,., a o , t other claim) which must be tottit , tied it, tali. „,i i not out) alt:orta the whole of the innate loots ny of the tomtits is, but also a very coosiderithla 'lan lion of the general assets. The majotity of the creditors therefore toast sutler severely. Our ear_ respondent in London has furnished us tail th e Report of the !;tateitients 'nude to the meetin g the Guildhall, la s t wee k, f rom w hi c h we gist. too readers the foltuwing estimate, which we aNirtheigt will furnish tt wore correct view of the alfairt i f :;10....brav :mil Co. than lies yet been laid before the public. The 'pirate p.. l ii•rty of Mr. Mowbray is iMittiatvil t.• pruttutc D'hio Hollingsworth 57,5 111 In Ditto Wutheitil 47.9w0 0 4 Lulu Shield snon 4 0 T• 411 private property L. 163,957 15 9 • Cash tad Notes in Ilse Dui ham hank, at the time of Ilu f,toppice Bills in the Durham Mink, seised by the She, 111 L. 92,613 18 7 Du in !Arlington, do. do. 17,691 14 '5 Debts owing • to the Dur ham Bank, exclusive of 14,391/. 9s. 11d. from Alowbray 122,477 16 8 Debts owing to the Dar. lington Bank 66,t57 11 6 Ditto os tog to the Thirsk Bank 44,131 10 1 11 of this cnm is admitted in he had 31,833/. 9,6 d. hat we suppose a further reduction may be inside Sio had debars., or at Is ast 60,000/. which will make 94,933 9 G 249,749 1. 418,940 19 2 - 2,371 9 Dariliuglon Bank, Premises. Ac . Total assets 421,312 8 4 To be paid in full 14 ci,r,eo 6 8 is oft, taken at 98,000 Sherif! . 11 poundage, PlC reuses of winding up, law, &c. suppose 15,439 13 4 __ _ 463,010 0 0 158,313 11 4 Total ■mount of debts due from llowbray and Cu. 636,.28 12 2 01 which will be paid in full 247 ,sno 6 2 3044.966 5 4 Dtficieucy 230,643 17 0 384,956 5 4 The general creditors therefore have, we fear, no prosi,eet of obtaining more than fire or six shillings lee the pound, and a long time mnst necessarily dare before a single farthing can he raid them. We have reckoned nothing for the shares in Lial mines held he the IN:Ann:is, though standing in debted to the house %151,91 tl. Sls. 64., for ter are willing to give the assignees credit Mr so Moil wisdom as to abandon those coucerns ( Newcastle Paper.) MEETINGS OF CREDIT'PRS AT GUILDHALL, TO MORROW. Al H. R. Gill, Union-street, tailor G. Hill, Porisco, brazier 3 11/ I:. Puri. 1'r1(144.141. burst.-dealer J. Par•tnis, Rrd itroi‘-street, Prussian blue maker _ _ • .1. Ruches and Co. High Holborn, linen-dram .s 3 19 J. J. Overbil:, Cansomile-street, mentimed .... lil B. 11e. r,toK, Newpte-htsTet, frnige.nlauu(c• t urer .Ttettunnt and Co. Spacer. st, eel, colour nrinu fartm et s J. Oshaldi4tott, 711 ilk..ti vet, tHanchesaer.ame houseman R Spanner, utrithill, ottllenolraper E. Cr :Ake ■nd Cu. Borough-market, potato, literclaants 2 12 It Puer, AVappine, tau multi r B..larob, Harilsolumew-clurbe, merchant ... P. Ilanluns, lamb-Wet t, s icttsa!lcr J. tViifili, Tull.. rlitiry, rcal.nttu t ilant S • Willi.. Fulham. Ina:bun. 'F. Penney, 1 bard shut, merchant IV. Stiller, Alitre-com t. surveil nit 1)11'1 DE DS. W. Cottrell, atielirster, iatlki lc r PI .1. 1-6 0 1....ni. Itit...tret t, ii inc.im rch:lnt W. Darr/tat, Maidatut,e. taain r ,1..1. Lindner, Ratcliffe, hot-manu i'actu 1 cr W. Aires, Fencliurcli.strect, bunt-nrok. r Ev /111 cii I) chant 19 lecturer nnkrr• IN. ulna, fleal. r—R Atkin• min.—J. Sanders, latent Niclaihua, 'r —P Hotucf, of berta, of Liverpool. incr. teteashire, ealieu pris.ter. it n ler —A Ashlerton, of handler —S Clime au4 terchants.—W. Parusen. ii Bs tato', 1t i:t-Alt e. hr rr he Mirk Dog. BrEl 6 u“. w tier. notes Munro., R. et.w of Ittland Arts Inn, NEW. his death illkfuceasa....... l is leg-, a loch was 'woks.: ;turning of the Welltteg• e Anthony Smith, of house in the llll,l , atne ti le in Ilse . 4. lit fell vrearrii was a very 13b". rly at loor o'clock in the _ht, for upwarols of 34 :g that IKrpnl, la. ciiL pre only serei; ii she 4.8..4 at two years, for bit 111111/C.l: 'l4lls HAI. seuing Itl after 11. at the (Kre, Ni' 139, v received, and bites. SJIITIi. ISO I. , 117 • CLRTI FI( ATES. \ J. L. Smith, of Broackstreet, Luud,nl, dcaL r—R Atkin• ono, of D •aster, Yorkshire, mills right.—J. Sanders, hoe of Martiolois%hittroe, Worm. stershire, mallroti of Colforil, Ciluticeolershire, maltster —l' Holum, of Shier- Port, Worecsterahlre, crocer.—T. Roberts, or I .iverpuni.mer climit—P. Walker of Edzeirorth, calico. priMer. —W. Role, of Stratford, L:sex, dealer—:t Adderton, of tower Shadwell, Middlesex, Obit) chandler •••S Crane and li. S Crane. of Stratford, Lesex, Mereloints.W. rtruien ter, of Whe osicad, Staylk, miller. MARRIAGE. Yesterday senitight, at ad, Augustin Myers, Esq. to Mrs. Anu Barnard DEATiIs. On Saturdny last, Mill. Ivers, of the uttivei ic;zretted by nll *lto kilt w On Ili, '_'nth instant, the Rev. Thomas Link Easton, Essex. I i l Wednesday sa'onight, at the Rot ark, M r R ifs:, of Loudon, aged 3V : his by a mortification taking place in his h on Friday the Stli instant, by the osertir toil coach front Boston, near the shine Ou the 110,1 i instant, aged 67, Mr. Ain. huge-maker. lie went from home Amid health; and on Lis Mt urn home in 11 down and itimantly expired. The dcreuited i i.:us man; he begun work regularly inornitm nod wrought lill ten at niJit, ye.tis ; 1w paid on an awe' age, dui ing that wen to 11,1. work meter food, and only lielteOt of 1., 6,1 per week fur the laM .rutot of himself null wife. ilium 1% AiT.R. nT LoN N 1;1, :Wonting SO after 10. 1 Eve'', IrONOUIN Printer! and Published al ntrattri ; where Ativerlisrmenta arc re, (pa.* paid) tittr' be bt w ee „, e d —C. Ciettle4ll ., Intl, Printer —3 Wall— 1 el m . ; r ii irity!