The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

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Na responsibility can be in weed as in Perteresiiip .4oeletles. wherein every one 14 cAo for !Asses i• the extant of his *Dote property. Life weer effected en the mime egnitithie terms. e ., 1 ...0 AT K4460.'110014 be res s) ewed with' Fifteen days 0 7 twer eiwy. wm. BIF:111 %st, Speretxry. 'torn! 11RR OFFICE. —The Managers of the V Nns Kertsfri Union Flrero ( fire Airing: in the etpla oil 'Ma Mug here rat [root* pittilishrti. "of Me ehnisys .g ?Mir is Me prioripk” of, their lesormace W eak muegid it to comp rein of the attacks which they w e And, sad particularly of the tiew which the Cotter) , tae egad. Mten of their coadnet, some notice of their andiseset may be necessary. nslisalscrs of the Comity Pin* Olien had no Intention • em it is the "crest distress, peril. losses, and dlTer owe so f ollly pleaded In Chancery by the 'Norwich boweee )busgerte in defending themselves sucaiust a diergee heat sad is justifiration of their acts in tweak trifrolltg:lritilflhLe.":74escdc'e!;l—ths:ll,"!jer"tnl4 , t"ey nre ~sapasr. 0014 being a P li imitation of the w plan g o e r the g we gypeOlce.lstialtering to its hlembrm; bat they hate epetstel, sad they do most emphatically roodetno this (In kjet*, at to say dishonesty. with which the arivithdaires, 01 Or pleaded. of the dfssatred Nerwicli thsion Society wooled fora !curse of yell's. sad are new Advertlseo ed hishd on the public as beneSts which bare been eon. 1 1 7fil by tbe Coarpaay, not yet levee months old ! Wised the right of uniriiinx the public acthinst Ibis de lis.* long as it shall coutinse to he practised. • Managers of the - New Noreiels Oliee advertise with **email benigeity ion; stateliness. that they are •` ilis pidts act with a liberal and friendly feeling toward other 110," and comment on `• the fair and. libernl course aid *A Ad mark the eon:lett of alt public bodies." A IlledvaliMisolly feeling dere subsist between the Inner ▪ pawarsUy. If the feeling toward the NertricA hop an exception, nay net the reason of it be siecessire attacks r 3 reery respectable este- Wheat, their persona! abuse of all who question their maw er designs, mud their moss snisrepreieotatkos 4110! Thu sincerity of the professed eouteseadation 4-shit and itheral course" the public may dodge of, aDtsingvs shell be given to the following questioy.e. they Inietativthe Newspapers some dive, but are not yet an - - stier.br— trite—tbat the Norwich Union Society la mella troaderfuily last is pretended—that it petits to the horst sosoutt stated—that it had Is driendreds of thonsaods advertised—what. la the if wonder was the consideration Stet induced Mr. to breol. up such a Societe, unknown to the Tres aid to the Members generatly, and siletitiv to turn In neer to a Norwick Joint Steed. Company ! fl g' brfiefse—Will not the pubtie tire of such tricks? k IFiardbar true or false—why are the advantages of &Mord mutual Assurance Society sleeted for many Yom, I asa Idealised. as benefits conferred by the. IROcit Company. which his syst. hen seven Irk reinteeee—aeless to dereieettse Public ? I, MEMBER of dm COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. j cf.' is DOW disci:HAMM/0 iacreas . 4 of duty paid ileastr4l of, was paolueed lay the Verret.? arf rhe he& erthatOlhee to the OW Nersieh (tine, SO that the Sens ter the Merlb.rs of both office.. PICHAIR4I)I4OI , 4 GOODLEcIi and CO.. r.spret- Ih y seqvaiet the Publte that the Tizket 11,221, tube INlh sltlast Month, A PRIZE OF ego.11011! tlalabr them in Shares. at their Old Ertahreh•il ,fO. ilti, a vii-evisnt %Gk. consllltß. State of the Wire!, 2 Prizes of .. ....!'30,000 'Twenty other Capitals, for Next and Last Day. the !Hid of A IL. /5 htes and Share* warras •ndraws, are on Sale by - .mums. GOOOLUCK and .: ~ at their Oid Es:ablished :No. 101, Bank - -buildings, Correa. i ill only Article Jut reels , prevents the Hnwan 1 Hair [thing off, or Turning Grey, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, tittle of this Oil preveuts the Huir turning rrey or - gotta cases cf sickness, a crouch:bleat, alarm, fright, warty of mind, Intense st Ay. 1,7. &e. cad prndures • .tdgrowth on the baldest pieces ; prartlierli whiskers" "4, ke. On Children? bile it prodnees wonderful a indicates the dantiriff eatrentely ettsy, and dye,. Saw sametime--augmenti the growth. and heauti- Lvid. An infant may have it applied with the great -4'47. This Oil serer fails to produce a soft, smooth, MAW gloss. which renders the hair inlmitshly elle tvissuitigial hair it will produee the same pleasing 'f leas hire, cs adding strength. affording nourishment, ei'7!Co lugariant growth, and brilliantly ornamenting odesa!lislilng the human hair, the Proprietors of the Ma rbles% itith troth aver, it has not its equal in the WC* distlngaised sanction it has received from fad iliustrious Personages. and the flattering testi • i 'dy have received of its aelcacy, places this der's f.'•-ve rspirion. Price Sa. Sd.; Is. ; 105. M. ; and tiiisn off kit t le. 17 n.ROWLAND'S ESSENCR OF TYRE. Ity gra% ve.ilag the (lair with this Preparation, the Prc *I *577..5t in produce irarnediateiv a perfect chance In . orGREY If iIR, WHISKERS, PYE-BROWS, itc. tb n,'liral Itta,ty :mil permanent Brown or 7 Black. WO lt,thhet nature! colour. Washing, makes this Dye tyre d. mute, I.sdies or Get:Seinen may al r their Oh Cite end se:resy. Prier 4s. ; 7s. 6d. ; Alitt .51 44 4.4 e Sale Praprietnra, A. ROWLAND and SON, °I . k ta!-street, the first turning on the right in Hat- • kn. thdhorn, London; and, by appointmant. by il es/ties.Titrithurne-street; Mr. Smyth. Ili, Galt L tl ','"*. 57: Mimes, HA • D. Riggs. end Son. 3.5: ir 7 7 . sew Rood-sir, et; del a roid, 01.1 Read-at reet ; 7 1td Iflrw, Comnoir-street ; Hurry. 17: Johnstone. "‘7ret : Ilareliv, Fleet-market: Butlers. 4 : J. J. . o .Cbnpsile: Siradling.: Nit, RoYal - F•tdha n ge i 7 15 e. 01 rord-street : Low, 320; Pront. d:0. Strand; ; r . .'" d soak 45; EdWilfd't, Wt. St , Paul's Church , 403 e. AO; Trite, II Cnrniiill. kitk (I'ilowlaniritOilor RowlaniCs Bye. and pirtieu "'"nelhrt4:. attur e on the le !,el to each bottle. as " ta den74 th. , r ir*, , k. h. anWlllnttfUll; the GeDll4lll til ' 4l " A. now!. *AB Raid SON." No tine Nat over brou.lit into nor by 6 , 4 oftl Of / krlieine. to etp.til PEE:l)Frti ('.h-firate , l x aVsnbt e FILLNCII PILLS, fur tue spee:l cafe, andandf.. taws I:CRE diutrile'r, in ell its i!i,ibusiiiug form". and the 2144 dostreethe Itteaatt.s it daily foal,: oil the " OR: hot. hvipilv there P:IIs Purr is s•i c!,.,rt a -at tit noit ea.) a wanner, an to warrant him 'let ue/de:Joe ul sacee Is. that A t / stt‘il he left in the system. These Pill, at 21. 9.1., at Lk it he peeterrel, the ) ..rear en vi 1.. I'Ln. 1/6: (1 4 s l immed sus... or n lam the Aloory ; so wit Nu ewe, there will tio V . •ft. l'A Y. • •4i Cared witiiJot ttaii!iiig or anointing, by _ " The Cern for * HA NAMPDEV A NEW WEEKLY lATERART JOURNAL. On ti ITURDAY. Aran. etb. 161 M., will be Pebilebell. price Sd. I. London. sad Is. It sea! raae.by !rt. ril I Fl E M,U SEUM; or Record of L 4 =47; Fug; A era. &lances. Amount es; the (To be eoatleued Weekly.) „ T.tis Work will be devoted to— • • ' • . - • Ist 13 . 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The gallon ere lieuresse with the Importance of the rime Airs to bock*: and pledge onnuelttleg ationesa to *sir progress. :No Ise-' - tomato work of art or ealtildtkrashail Made sake. The Aram Aurscurcre wilt aokbn The Eason' will be victim Was emaileif Moo halawie eiaLmostallty-r and avoid whatever would lead to religious or pollEeel eel- tro cars+. The MUSEUM will ha orally 'rioted is Quarto. ematalit; Inc 18 pages, or 48 eei 94 w)U, be delivered early oo SsterJay, in MIA eev7.i 6011. Orders for this paper seal* oratleod by Mr.MILLaw. E. Fleet-street; _Sews ? sad Co.. Stmloner's Court; I and all other Sittilmairil wit Mid Country. It may also be promerellietealorly by glakrallhaeral order to all Newsmen. Peetantlitent. mid Clerks of Roads, le Use same manner as fbr any 'Newspaper, Marezine. &e. All AIITTRTISIIIIINTe are lealerelleil to be sent to Mr. 11111er. 69, Vioet-strert. or ta the Printer...A. J. 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Sigrr I:earcu to uil Ike fiend of bliss supplier, l/sJrngat application marks toe wise. Mny ar had at %;0. Paternoster-row; 59, Pall-Mall; I Id. ; la. Princes-street. Sohn; 31, Fleet-street 174. Fie,. I-street ; 49. West Snrithtield ; OS, Chimpsifie, Lon de,'; Stevenson and Co.. Becks nod Co.. Norwich R. Deck. Ipswich; Barrett 111111 Outfield. Bath ; Sheppard, tot: flat!, Cainbridge Headley, Lee•is ; and at nil Blatt% sellers.-stemrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted.. as usual. everyday, at their house ; and Patients is the Cottutry are requested to describe migutely the case, enclosiag a re. .mittnnee for .A•triee and Medicine, whirl; can be forwarded to any part of the World.—GOßS and Co. M. R. C. Sur, Kenna, No. 7. Jermyn-street, Sc. JIIMPI . S ; and 11,11lueerie thet u, fleet-street, London. BUILUBAt'S PRICES. for INC This Day was 'Mashed prier 44., the Thirty-seeond eornweed to Mardi ISti. CROBBY'S BUILDER'S NEW PRICE ROOK, for MI; eontalabuy a correct Amnia& of all the pre sent Prices allowed by the most eminent Surveyors. to Sricklayires,Da tern, Seinen, Slaters, Plumbers, Amos, Memel% RIW, Olanlers. Smiths, Carvers, Parlors. Thetclieni. nod Papeellatgers. With a great variety of ether essential Informalities. ttrlginaßv compiled By JOHN pilitvps, And Greeeted throunlvert by an eminatt Surveyor. tondell: Printed for Baldwin, eradoek. and Joy, Pater son:sr-rev ; cud sold by every Bookseller in the United SIDNIF 404 ea tat MU day yeal i ptU Pger irfee 6; ( l ) . F stitehed D ,a tk New Edition gestatipletproved, MIMS NEW BOOR OF ROADS; or, a Desiviptian of the Roads of Great Britain, Containing, t. An 41pliplietical List of all tke Ctties. Tonna, and re markable Maims in England and Wales ; the Counties In which toe' ife sitrated. and tie Mgrbet Days. g. The Dir. twee la eseasored Miles from i.ondon to the several Towns, Re.. and frost one Town to another on the several Roads.— S. The s Croes Roads. 4. The High Roads and principal Cross Roads of Scotland. S. Tne General Circuits. 6. A concise Acoonnt of the Noblemen's end Gentlemen's Nests upon each 7. Rates of Postage. Illustrated with I smarand correct Map, describing the principal Romistild I chief Towne le England end tondos: Printed for J. Sestcherd; Longman, Arrest. Rees. Orme. and Brows; J. *lawman; Baldwin. Ceadoet. sad Joy ; Sherwood. Nettles , . and Jones; Harvey and alc G. and W. ELXVlslitaker ; Baynes and Son; T. sad J. All- I man ;.rid Slappktit and Marshall. Of whom also may be as& as a Cdsznion to the stwave,..OWEN`g NEW BOOK Of all the IN ENGLAND sad WALES, price Is. (hs. milked, or 40. Nash together wish Oweeis Book of Roads. . ESSENUI OF sHNNIPS. FROM tits. litermnriag demand of this , mac% {d mired Game_ Air' aU eons of Flak, Ike. It has Inshoned the Proprietor. itiCIIRY POWELL. atithl Wholesale 011 and Italian Wordless* V, Netrgatoistoesk (whore t h e Trade may .bo sappilea-gialt ails sae fait other &maim Saillulk Mohler. tkrt)Ountinlithio:Nest graasig aoknoo ledgmeavaiiheilablitiod patroaago, *ad at Om I A ilea draw leave to a at them that It is sold by all tip OU mid 1 Vir Is London, and by one or utitro malts .144pfey Pwa . throughout the United ttais. v.. • , OW .s m,~. ig.ggogijigouggp signed " Dinmoro and Son ,^ sod the Proprietors' seal on Ire Cork. • __ , ° NAen, It Is particularly re etoomended fcitlikipeiss as it la witrraotod to keep ip any TO go ..eet, Within.-oosi•ortbelarge t r 6rY ais . are ' a i d s4° :l l2i ts.' y adapted for large diningaroonts and elegant drawing rooms. A large assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier ,and Chess! frames. with New Glasses of superior colour and ' brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond ell former precedent. l•lpiate Glass for Windows, Carriages, ite.—This article Amy also be manufacturea as high a 5.130 by 72 Inches, 120 by t4O, or to any given dimensions. "• Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others, will find this Warehouse deserving attention., from its eztebsivelTariety ofexcellent Cabinet and Chair Work, The upholstery arrangements display sesneitiew specimens di peculiar neatness and elegance, Wills 'lOllllOll greater 'dried rage of ecutiomy in the charge. Furn,leure delivered to any part of duty, without do of injury or expense of packing. ' • • STATE OF 11113IANO. (mom THE DUBLIN Frustums POST, 'OP TUESDAY.] It is very estraordintex ao.tesellmedeplorable that neither the Inetteartinr: has bean cas eated with such distinguished Tiptoe abe.conoty of Limerick, nor the examples which have been midi by the Judges of the 1.4-:iorrission and Ast::.. o .. appear, to base bid city iotilence in checking the progress' the Whitebeys in Limerick. Since last Decembm, nearly thirty individuals hare been . executed ; double that number have been convicted, and perhaps fifty or sixty transported under the Insurrection Act. Be side', this runty is fi;led with troops; and the Ma gistrates appear to be particularly active. Yet, a peru sal of the last Limerick papers will leave the same impression on the mind, whit It those of four months . ago bad produced. We shall briefly enumerate their contews : Cet.;:VTT On Wednesday, 5 houses, in the ileigli s hoorhood of Atlilicca, were visited by the Wititeir..ys ; the inmates abused aad beaten, and sworn to deliver np their farms. 2. The prini.ipal Farmers in the neighbourhood of Rathruore, hare been menaced by Capt. Rock, and ordered to surrender their farms. 3. At Glynn, Mr. EVAII . S Cottage was attacked, and plundered of arms ; and in the sawn vicinity, several homier Urn- visited by the same gang, and the owners, with a pistol at their head, sworn to surrender the farms on Lady-day. Some of the wretched people were crtully Neaten. I, ...._ _..._... • 4. On the Lu•ls ..f Ililcooien, several sheep have bern lc4ile , : or isou,thed. 3. At. Croons, a party dresse I in women's clothes • met at the house of man. for lb.. -tvolved purpose of stiorderittlt blur, liecaese he did nut give up his farm. They daglred awl maltreated the inmates. Near the saute piece, eigo: entfi ens beat an old man almost to death. for tbe Mme reason. This part of the county is 6144410-be in as (limn. bed a state as ever New nate le was. 6. Dillane. alias Cap.sin !lurk, " who kept the neighbourhood of Newcastle and the adjacent moan :nips, ins state of terror:" was apprehended OD the . 29:h ultimo, by Mr. Yokes, 'al.! a party of•the Ride ay be had. ell the same site end peter, GAPITALFLOORCLOTHS'ANDCARPETS, SELLING OTSGVI ROUND THE WORLD, by the game UNDER RIME COST. airings. priee 10s. 6.1. . AT Tit OLD ESTABLISHSD CARPET AND HEARSE itura RED 'WONDEAS Or THE Woes.s. 110 Ea- • wmtenouse. . . 10s. ed. . _a:. 'No. IS, LONG .AttRE.• LONDON. panat Tie ITSAVSKS, 00 ElIgTllllllO, 111110 vat , I EFOR b.•ga to inform the Nobility sod • , •a le general that die has now to offer to lONS AND RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES, 100 RE- thrjr . ~... ' ... +ce above FIVE THOUSAND YARDS Itle.Sd. o f *ll -"-". .OOR-CLOTIII, Of the most fashionable or Teases, 03 Engravings. 1 0 a. , W. ~, • Dense.. ''''',,. laiegy 4110204 mm for rooms, hails, gas- IN% MATHEiI.kTICS.—a-The porch*. e ir• ''. ' and foto times that quantity of sou sa- ge or . eoetiou, and Kidderminster Carpeting, lICUOLSOWS POPULAR COURSE of . ski ... -- .. o w t . item dsoissitikai. ova .... .. ... .t CP... :S. sold swells- • e . ,ir ' • • •. • geeitiigr eirementowete, lied will by ICEY.'eo • • ' - r• • , ." - ..40 • - In . „ n Itiamdmk.-:-als..mjec whole Piens full length for the reference • r e -'• • . . •.* . ciddir o i. R T .... 1 404k . gs yir d, , b y I, is printing wi th eflitte aped genaMeof 7 „ aryls, i t : .... e s eeese eetd. ••7. ... • - 1 lid will be reedy towards the end of March, :p his is the wasei rj; iis T fiss i ii i sisig Hess * ibtp i., di, to the Author are especially doe to the School- match any particular patient, of Carpeting at $ few hours , noise. I;nitad kingdom. for the avidity with which. --,...-----• • :hued and adopted this volume; and It Is whin it M+ been examined by the Tutors of L OOKING GLASSES and FURANIT Ull.E.—Seve- rat large SECON DHAND ELATES, are now on rerailies, It ul will e be 'creamily h Introduced es s aw, at CooPEE and llos's — Matintaetory, 'OS, Bisliops• 1 .n 1 Tott.hrk hvang. nt M•thants. __.. .. . .... . . . i PVICIII PRtell Brigade. Nine piker pentium were s r - Ashford sad at Athlea. 7. At titles o'clock In the Jay. a Farmer mi. Castlemahon. who was trauforriag his stock tonitow farm, had his Furniture seised aid damelished—bis carts broke., his cattle delves off, and hi" men placed on their knees, and 'worn. under pain of eertaiodeatb, to intrude no more. This scene is said to have oc curred its the presence of severe) spectators. A similar occurrence Is stated to have taken place at the same farm a few days previously. • 8. Oa Thursday night a Farmer was dragked oat of his bed at Coolygansen. cruelly beaten, and sworn to quit his Farm. On the same night, a liehl sear Roes was turned op by another party.—Mr. Beau. the • parish priest of Newcastle, has been wry multi- Ad in inducing the Country people to airreader their anes. 9. Madigan, Lynch and Lewis, hate boonosecut- • 411 for the Birglary committed at the boasaisf Mr. Raymond's steward. The Special Sessions under the Insurrection Act have helm sitting at Limerick and Rathkeale. At the latter plate several persons were arraigned. bat, ip to Friday, there were no more than two convictions. TIPP ***** .—On the athorrty of a Kilkenny paper. (The Moderator.) it is said that a Wood-rum Of Lord Ormonde's has been murdered at Rilea s h on Son day last. Armed bands of peasantry are training in the neighbourhood of Knuktopher. KIIIRY.—One person has bees sentenced to death aad seven to transportation at these Assizes, for be ing concerned in the commotion' in the county of Kerry. COUNTY CORK.—The spirit of outrage has again become manifest is several parts of this County; but it is clear the county is rapidly reaming to a state of tranquillity. ,1. A Steward of Mr. Lyeejlit, near Billrelogh, was cruelly beaten on Tuesday last, and robbed of his gun. The Gentlemen of the neighbourhood have entered into a military association. 2. At Ballylsaura, near But aaaaa t. four houses were burnt, and several head of cattle killed. 3. We are glad to find however, that the Barony of Dubaliow continues, and is likely to remain, peace able. Owing to the exertions of two Catholic Clergy men, M . Quinian and Egan, 18 guns, six swords, seven pistols, eight bayonets, and 27 pikes, have been gives up to Mr Wallis, a magistrate, and conveyed to -Cork. The 'Special Scsvioos is still going on in Cork. Several hare been tried, but there is no conviction. • One of the Cork papers (The Southern Reporter) ob serves. " that these parts of the country in which the disturbances prevailed to the greatest cutest, are returning to the pursuits of iadostry, and asjoying at this moment perfect tranquillity." Flom one of the Cottpapers we selaft-tho following . ' '4 M s private au 4191 1 nfllat ssa f ll'- aad !Aso* bl.:44titates. dm •1181ellA mri"- Lloysioesseralay moraine.. he h id. befora•theen, we on- • derstand, a letter frosts his Excellency the Lord Lieu tenant, io observatioh upon a communication (erased ed to bias from this city-.-thar fees had been regained, and taken for passes ender the Insurrection Act, by Santa Magistrates, and stating that such a practice could not We the sanction of Government, and was inconsistent sii;la the intention of the Legislature.— • The Magistrates in general disclaimed having done so in any case. It was resolved, is compliancawith his Excellency's letter and recommendation, that every pos sible facility should be given to all travellers and per sons who should be entitled thereto, without any charge whatsoever." And do not the Magistracy of Ireland require reei rion t Is it possible to regard this iliagracetel system , without disgust ? Magistrates snaking money of the lourrection Act 1---Sbalue ! We have heard, from good authority, that the two • Roman Catholic . Priests; who know Brerston's mut.- • deters, have expressed their determinatiou not to give testimony at the trial. and are prepared to abide the consequences of refusing, which we need not say are highly penal. The trial is put off to next Assists. we 1 at •ontleistind.—(oork Adeerti;cel • ... : 0.. . ; 7, .: ..,.:. It is a faer not generilUt Wen* that inibii_City there are teneutentif *chi amount - 0f 40,000/. anneal :* • rents, uttoccupie4 110,4 1 04 re in ibe,pregoction of _ ; t ,is circumstance tge enarbltant t::.t .n on ~e wit ~ anc Er rt rt-svao has. is a question which ci:::'' , • householder in Cork is ab!e to tower.--(Cork Citron.) .- Nothing has contributed mega to Ate ruin of the : ancient city of Limerick than taxation, among Wet . • items of which, the greatest and mpitgrievous is the' " Window Tax. There the streets being dere, the • di , operation of this Tax, by *hutting out ventilation, .• renders the air unwholesame and infectious; persons.. of tespectabi li ty and wealth have therefore aintoslotietl . it. The houses there were bnilt.with many wind..w,. and, conseqnetitly, the Window Tax wai enormous ; in the new town, on the contrary, better houses•hut leis windows, and paid a less tax. than a house half the value in the old town. As wealth departed, the ingenuity of the poorer occupiers was cxercisol, Anil now nettling Lot a degraded, disfigured, and rained city is to be seen—(Limer ick Tacipapit) MATCH •CIAINST T13111i.-0(1 Thursday afternoon, . Martin,the celebrated pugilist, started on the Loudon Road, near Brighton, to go eight miles and a half,, • within one hour, for 50 guineas. Betting, five to four on Martin. The task was accomplished in the follow-. • • in,; order of time :- Ist 2 miles - 13 min 4th 2 miles - IS min. 2J 2 ditto . 13 And the l i .lf mile 31 3d 2 ditto - 15 Leaving 15 st•conds Martinet the 6:h mile appeared somewhat distres.wd, and betting took a turn against hint. Ilai i hower •.r, re covered his wind, and three to one was fretted on his performing the to tcb. Belasco, with several distin- , guished aniaterr,, and a large concourse ofsp dater% were on the ground. Richard Mare, the pehestrien, who pe: for wed the extraoruinary teat at Boston, unoertook on F i lay the" 29th of March, 10 run 16 miles in 2 hour., in a pail-'• dock at Linc.l:*. Ile went the first 8 miles in 56 tal. 4 ' mites, and the last 8 iatiO minutes and 20eivtq ' being 3 minutes and 30 seconds within the ti a.. " I • ' V r `' `~ ~, ~ s i .1 t's , . _. „~.