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• • • • I PARIS FASHIONS. Frets use **deck mai half-pest three. theft nre upon the si.vaary women InHalf Drees, es in • night at cwent , daring the semmer. TWIT white robes are male, I pt of muslin gauge, but perkde, with surge tern in a long the bottom , or a narrow lace. They wear, al.o, riding tuts, owed with muslin, festooned with little teeth, and aprons. lb ,. sprees, in approaching the cu sties,.forns a V reversed, „ oi led behind, and are trimmed with lam Sr muslin •-• to small handkerebieb, with a well feraidred trimming, and h. g end', knotted in • scarf, ate not yet out of 'satin:, —The o ,, ted c o a e aares, and particularly the little dark hlueifetroa, nriths;.o.t, and a bine fringe, are in general use. The Court for the chase, is, for the men, a green mat, with c:ttomand galoons, white kers/yours breeches, boots, I , • without torus down. This is the them for the . I c hoe, or for hunting the stag. All male persons, who 1 ., „n the royal chase, wear the same dressorithout dirtineion. The Prince's' set out from the ritestetams in an open phaeton, down by for Of six hoses, the ' , lmpart 14 CE.pag mole, and WI, ~wake rations directions erf the chase. Their coitus , 8 „ Awanne, end a hat, surmounted with black et white [rah , rt. We ham not remarked any important change ie rho (flitch resmax , or et;gnitte, for the Giuitlemen. The km are not quite so large as those of We years, but by no aimit te small as these of MO. TOZATRE. COVIIIT.OARDIN. Mr. Disois ' s very laughable Comedy, or rather farce, cI five afts, originally caked Ltheral Opinions, but no* TheS.bool fee Prisidiee, was rev:ved I ist sight Six years • have elapsed since it was first pro. dusted at this Theatre, and the only change in the male poi-inners, with the exception of servants, is Mr. Bsui.rorr for Mr. H. Joisorrow, in the part ef Mildewy. Of the original Lithe% Ars. Da. aLevoar, in Miss Liberal, and Mrs. WIIITIIett. in Rabe!, are all that remain. Miss BkIINTON, in AMMO, is the snhstitute for Mrs. H. hip pos, and Miss WADDY Irbr Mat SIMUS, now Ws. l'amotr. Miss &rusts, a lady or some provincial fame, wises her first appearance in ew Fluor Fenny Wrest, as the substitute of the late Her person is part, and appeared to ren advantage its male attire ; s'le was rorCLITat can, she neither possessed toe nniode of a school girl. or the wild vivacity to r• com:nei.d the adsptissn of doublet and hum, and an elopement only to alarm her lather and aunt. It eras a very taro performance. The comedy. however. abounds with so many ennic incidents, and was so well sup ported by !deists. Mimosa, Lawn. FAWCET, BY, andl,lo. D &Vitt roar, that good hninour was the order of the night After halt-price the bru.e was 'rite MU In the Farce of Vie 1 ample Gate, Mr. MosossesCesoi was more than cutnic,and Mr song loudly wend. Mr. INCLLDON was iU fine loiCe. The Countess Dowager of Salmon h returned to ta•n for the season. - - Mr. WILMOT WrLas, Manager of the Mar gate Theatre, to woke asseranre &alb Are, atter a Jape of several ge.rs, has re-married his 344. _ _ Mt. Roca is in town, enlisting recruits for the /dinbergh Theatre. to commence the winter cam pp. Mr. YOllll4 is said to have joined his stand. ▪ d. Master BITTY WEIS to commence at the Margate Theatre. last night. Mrs. !Neuss is engaged at Covent-garden Thea tre She is to come torwar.l, on TueseLy next, in the ar.Autts charader of Maidese, Id the Opera of dirtaxtrres. In elpglllolellt Abell. s fortnight since, a new patent Wl9 grant ed for the Liverpool Triestre, to Mr. Crass, the Merchant. On Monday His Maaasyst signed a sew Patent for the bitrningham Tbea.re. Lvis wiU be brought nut its Cla►irv, in tl•e brau•iful opmg of !.tong! attd l leriva. Mt. Hue. lAA wilt pertolllo the part of The venerable Earl GRIT is seriously indisp3sed at his e..t in Northumuerlaad. Lord Fos.se is expeeied at his house. in Hill man. Batheley-Attars. this evening, from New. market. Vl.coent and Viscountess Macaouaa a lure town toanotrow for Brocket Hall. Monsieur DAN/ALM. the celebrated violoncello player, was struck with the palsy so severely, that he cannot be moved, pertorming on Friday last, at Madame C•T A L Jo4l'll Concert, at Glasgow. He has a wife and seven cbildien in London. Viscount and Vimonnteas Met @oolitic, in konour of their grandson's baptise), gave their domestics and their friends au eel int ewertairusent at Mel bnorwl House, last sight, when the eirdilg glass erfa!gaily round to the health of the yt.ung heir of the Noble House of M a sew ft Na. _ The Rev. U,. Hoot is presented to the Preben dal Stall in the Cathedral of Wiochester, void by the death of Itr. &roman, Chance Hot of the D octse. His Royal Highness the Duke of Comas AAA N A was at Drury-lane !lustre. on Tuesday evening, and expressed much deli&ht at the wasbling of the fait Rosetta It is said, the long-expeiged marriage between Lord Rescuers, and Lidy ELIZABITII MART Foams, eldest danghter of the kali of GMANAND, led niece to the Lad of MOIRA, took place ltst week, at Castle Forbes, the seat of the GOAN/AID family, in Ireland. The itsilastry of the Bee, however proverbial, will ever afford an excellent lesson to mankind, to em brace every Weida% opportunity of laying in provi- Si f thisiton against th e srsgours of unprodu little nis i v winbow ter. an no hint be Woo rom a, 81 , 11 .c.h booty may bee:trailed from the rich Lottery and. which One= its KOMI ORI Taieeday Part d Stores that will indisputably yield to nomeroas I * golf pe. , U.On for the preseni, bat foe every winos dubs their lives 1 _~_. . . MB cough • Yesterday, His MAJ MT V to tows from Windsor. as usual, about 12 o'clock, and held a piivate Levee. at the Qoasm's Palace, soon. after two o'clock, which was attended by The three Secretaries of State, the Lord President of the Connell, the Fast Lard of the Admiralty, the Mader-General of the Ordnance ; Earls hatherst and IT A nbridg: • LurdsJl num (in *siring and yeathfield (gold stuck) ;Ad Ural Sir I. B. Warren; Grniteral Carnahan; C 01•1041 Pack; Mews. Rose, Jeukiioon, and Paiskner. The following had the honour of being presented to Hi: MS.tisilf S Mr. Genrge Rose, Jon. upon his being appointed upon a Specie' Misoon to the United States of America. Lieut-C Pack, upon his return from South America. Mr. Cecil Jankinson, open hrs return hunt Vi.nna ViC,A4 ni,l Sir John ao•lase Warre•i, upon his being appointed te the command of the Neel in North America, to succeed Admiral Berkeley. Lieutenant-General Campbell, open his return from Ire land, and been, appointed upon the Staff in Canada. His Maserr v held a Privy Connell, at which the Earl of CHAT 11•11 took the oaths of Governor of Jersey and Guernsey. Earls Ca:aota. Utmost, and CHATHAM ; Lords HAW ;Cif BUMP and CAST and Mr. CANNING, had audiences of His MAJESTY. About five o'clock, His MAJESTY set of on his return to Windsor. MRS. JORDAN Was pronounced, last night, in a progressive state of recovery, from her lets alarming indisposition. —A Paris paper, of the 30th last. observing upon the present state of the French Theatre, says, 6. Au- Train, which has presented herself at Paris, in the livery of WI area, appears to bare conspired with VICTORY to assemble there, two months before the usual time. the most brilliant and polished society. T• e Theatres are crowded every night. Ta Madame TALSI.S, Mademoiselle Itaucousr. have resumed thew places, and every Theatre boasts its overfl ler "- All rnat Vicroav and A.vtuuss, clad in the livery f Murat have effetted in Pars, Mrs. Joao All his been aisle to accomplisn in London. It oennot, therefore. be m I ter or surr•rise that the public should feel se lively an interest is her wel fare. GRAN() Aim, stp r. 22. Their Rnyal agnnetses the Grand Dike and DuChess of B. g. yeiterday, give a brill:alit fete to their Majegiei .he King and Queen of Weaphalia, in rite gardens and interior nt their mageificer.t pa- lace. All the Prince‘, all the Foreigners of distinc tion, all the pers .ns present-4 to be Court, more thin three hundred private petsuns of the capital, were havited to it. The illumination of all thefer cede, ef t"::e palace eshihirci :he elegant designs of its architeaure in a tull blaze. At eg:l. o'clock tae company met; a flourish of trumpets annou.,ced the arrival of their Nlajesties the Emperor and Empre a ; they appeared in the midst of the assetuhly wah the young couple, in honour of whom the .eee was given, Maddme, the mother of the Emperor s the Queen of Naples, the Queen of Holland, the Grand Doke of %Vona burg. and the Hereditary Princess of Baden. ' The garden g rtes were soon thrown open, and the rtas,t delightful speetscle was presents(' to the astonished beholden. 'Ph. usandsof coloured lamps, distributed with art, diffia.ed amid the foliage a mild light, which illumined the most ingenious devices on every side. Groups of musicians played enchanting sits. Here was seen a temple, in the midst of w!:ich was the bust of the Emperor, crowned by Han and Mi nerva. There appeared an alley decorated with trophies cf Egypt. Italy, and Germ my. Hus,cians in gondolas, on a beautiful piece of water, played on the pipe and tabor. Near a h-idge, appeared a transparency, representing the Arms of France and Wittemberg. In traversing this scene of enchantment, the young Qdeen of Westphalia wog:due:l the imita tion of a vildge in the dominions of the King Inv fat'mr ; she advanced. and found herself in a farm perfealy resenshling one in the environs of Scut gard, to which she had been much at:ached from her infancy, and which she often visited. The company approached the pal ve ; a thousand instrum-nts sounded; droops of dancers, of both sexes, issued on all sides from the ham;et, to joia in a rustic dance on the immense carpet of vet du:e. Bengali:: fire-works. successively kindled, disci arged light clouds i ito the air. act refl^led no use Seine a lot illiant light, en ich grew gradually stranger, till at length it equalled the lustre of ih r nriglrest day. It then decreased. and was at length totally min goished. Darkness sum eded. The dances ended. All at once fite works, which filled almost the whole area of tl-,0 garden, :swatted ev ry eye. In the (Is tanee was perceived the lever Fort .so, rising in the midst of a shower of fire, and dancing upon is rope up to the top of a pyramid. The cyphers of Na poleon and Josephine ' and of Jerome and Cathcrine, appeared in letters of fire. An immense crowd of people. cofleeted in the Champs tlyttes. enjoyed with transport this part of the Fen, and made the air resound with shouts of View L' wpm,. The fire-works were scarcely over before the ball began in the apartments ; all hearts were open to gaiety. This company exhibited the rare com bination of all the splendour that becomes a Court, and of the heart-felt juy that can embellish a family entertainment. A splendid supper, served up with equal taste and magnificence, suspended the ball for some time. after which it was again prolonged till the dawn of day. The strangers could not sufficiently admire the manner in which this beautiful Fete was candutted ; but what constituted the most affaing charm, was the affability of the Emperor, who several times went through the apartments, addressing obliging words to each, and communicating to every ►oul the satisfaftion which beamed from his smile, and from his looks. The King and Queen of Westphalia seemed to enjoy, with sensibility, the homage offered them by every heart. and every thing in them seem ed to declare their gratitude. on beltolding in the general juy, bow gnat aa interest was taken in their happiness. s~ __ ruollj33L CVLLY-AND OREGSON. The rnatzlubetsiern these two candidates for pas • gilistic fame todk plassi.festerday, in a valley near tee 8-mile stone, on this side of Newmarket, in the county of Cambridge. Wily is well knowi in the sporting circles, and highly respeited for his fry in nastic taste and prowess. He his been long consi dered a first-rate man in his professiou, ssod sup• posed to he now in his prime. Gregtan, as we stated in a former paper, is a Lancashire man, of fair report. His most sangtrne admi sets d:d not claim for biro the science of Gul ly, but they ils:tered them:elves, that any d. - ficiency in skill would be more than made up by the superiority of his phys'eal powers, he being some inches taller thus his adversary, and a stone m -re weighty. Added to tnis, he has always prorel himself a man, of undaunted spirit, and a dealer in as clean, hard, and weight/ tames, as might sati.fy the must fastidious cu,tomri. The match, therefore, was nut an or.lioaty Mr.!, and it accordingly excited a very gr, at expeaation At an early hour the town of Newmarket was all bustle and confusion, and all sorts of vehicles were put in requisition to convey the company to the wished-tor scene. The assistants ernpbyed to mark the ground, rods tni en itab..mt 8 o'cl .ck, and being well supplied wico ropes and stakes, soon com pleted an excellent ring in the valley. At nice o'clock it was surrounded with a numerous circled' spectators en font, and an exterior circle of cariiages, of every •it,ctiption, filled with c-rnoany. At twenty minutes past Olfle, tho two pugilistic he roes entered the ring, bath in good plight and con dition, full of spirits, and each coClident of weeet,s. Criib ofEciated as second to Gully. niche/Ned, ter Back, was second to Gregsun. Ja. ktes and Ward were also in the ring, to ass'st if necessary. After the usnal etiquette, the parties set to, with the odds twenty to five up:m fir•t Rouen. The Combatants axed each other with a steely •P'3 A paws Some olicellent souring ensued. Gully • put in a well-lirectod blow eh Givcaut's face, which was re paid with interest iip.sn Ma left aide of Gully's head; both tell. 2. Gully seined to lee that he had got an ugly juuot work in hand. Ile wa. much upon his guard, and prod..ced air uu sei , :rice. A .mere blow, well planteri upon the Irft side of Gevon's face, was the result. It drew tie fir.t blood, which run ecipiourdy, and Grecian fell Odds, 100 to 20 upasi Gu.ir. - The 30, 4th, Alt, and 6th refund.. all interchange of weli threrterl hint's, with gent spurring trim t both sides; the result hearty eitsal, but ratites ie favour of 7. After some liritt sawing, Gregsoir broke through Gaily% gnarl, 1r.,/ in a straightforward blue upon sus right eye, which ee vie ea,rert it, and drew hlowel. (billy fell, and lay sium the ground. co.iarertily qii.te abnuid, Sro u e arly three sezonds„ The bh.e struck to the i.e.rt of Gully's triend•—green anxiety pro. tailed •zong them for the monsent-...1e odds tell us 3 to 3. S. The s trees. or the :in:ceding wend intoned °region with (resit co .6dence. He summoned all tin stiength, aryl deve:oued all his science. Gully had also rallied. 3.1•10 'pl.ce, "and several well-diteeted blows were stopinal nu bath aid.. At length, by a ervideii soing, and a great ellen at strealth, Gregsoi caught up Gudy in hrs inns, arid dung ham up hi the ground. A lees generous antes gunist would have fallen upon him. The spectators expected it, and trailed his (orb. arance with elleorin,:shootsof •• bravo!' 1 . 114 round, one of the Guest that ever was fought, soewed non nothing but his requisite SCICLIL• enabled Gully to stand before such a power' .1 antagonist. The cads cheagol is consequence. 11341 cna 18.3 ri in favour of Greg-on, auntie Lila flth, 10th, 11th, 12th, 15th and 14th round., in which several knock-down Wows were given, and great skill end intrepidity were displayed on bah The loth, Roth, 17t.i, 18th, and 19th round , , though at tendol with no material advantage io trolly, shewed that he was able to bear a'anort any quriitits ui beuilog, and that in wind and unto.. he had resources not to be enlace d. Liao Antonia ofold, he appeased to a. quire strength from every fall, tie raliol wan greet spirit, and nen , inito his man nothnig loth. Ghegasit also. altliongh somewhat call tested, strewed • great deal of blued, and fought in the must honest mad downs fight style. so. Greven aimed a 'powerful straight-forward Mew, but mined, arid, at he ca. felting with a!, Gol y hit bun A loud cry of " foui," from one - de, and of • isle. Uri," trots the other. The latter speared In be right G:eglon not hav ing reached the ground when he ri.cchred die tore. Die 21st, f 24, £3d, 24th, 2Srli. an 1 26.11, were admirably coatested. Great hUlto.A w evident on both sitteq but the advasitagn of Gatts's4u,..erior science were dearly %lent'', and he appeared to be eta trig 4 ten :lit anti' mist. 27. (Indian had recourse in his tesourite niawizuvre; he anainhed u,i G illy in halo arm., and &mg him, as a rdti:d wound het Jon, upon rho ground, with greet violent Gusty, tight, errs, and 44411:W, ruse like • bel ieniunding tram the earth, tallied with great spirit, gni. Wine no condition of the round. put in ser..tal severe Muria triton Ortvg-uit's head, and various parts of his billy. The simceedieg rourols, to the 35th, In dusive, were well stooteslrd, arid man, seer a bl .as were give:. nn both sides. St Giresun now speared greatly extrao red. . A stesight froward well-directed blue bh.ught him to the ground, and victor: war evidently deciared in tavour of Gu:ly. Go ;sou. however, whose ..,unit was twieWilCitieraie. 11/.1i141J Ulbow idea few more rounds; but he hero iie ar.iduatly weaker, and w. firisby obliged to yield the pa m to t' u:iy. The battle lasted 42 minutes In hard and honest fighting, it is allowed by the 4.:sriatcenri, not to have been exceeded since the faaratis battle between . 7.hnsem and Rag Bea, in 17n9.--Gregson is a man of great muscular strength, blood and bottom. He also fights kindly, and with great temper. A little more science and training would place hint at the head of the protection, should he be dirpos:d to make it his pursuit lie lost a good deal of blond, having received as nrich beating as a man 'Kish to carry away. Gully did not appear much psitiahed, but he cer tainly received a very handsome share of the day's work. Capt. Barclay brought him to the ground in his carriage, and took tutu back in it atter the battle. All the London pickpockets were present, and made a very good booty. Captain Wh'tley pxbct-book. coatainin a q 3,5001 m hank &alto, and bills, for which he offered 2001. reward : but those wh i had it in their posse,ston though: that they could pay themselves better, having taken 1.3001. our. and put the pocket-book, with the re ma.a.:er of the property, into the post.office. Se veral other depredations of less note were also com mitted. A watchmaker of Vienna, of the name of Droste, has announced, in the German Newspapers, the dia. cuvery of a new method of mounting into the Air with artificial wi.,gs. He exhibited his machine to the curious in the Hall of the University et Vienna, and gave a specimen of its powers, by raising self 17 tees in the air. The Comet appears to be retrograde in its orbit, and in be passing to its perihelion witis cossifereble ?fortis declension. After its perihelion, it is likely to be very conspicuous, and seems a!: it It would return from the Sun southward, by Bootee, and past near Arcturus. ".• " 7 7 •• • • sPoRTING mrsL4faiNci. • wid'ARKEi swum, ocremt T usfeA V. OCT 13. Fiiiy numb M. 2.yr at colts, alerting Bit.4lb. alba idle, 8 t ill. Teo:yr-Ask Ct;4lrlT. TA I eisev's b e. by *any Mr Atehro• '. i I. Sagan, by Worthy Mr E++ilil,s*.b f Ititl+Liti ' lAA by fliKMartd MINI • i ' Mr. Wyn;ll.a.te. el+ f Chail, by (Limit's . Mr. Hubtx.ol's .1. f Ju'rtte, by Young Mono . • P Mr. Lake% ++. f. ttstyb.4la; by Walnut . . P So F. Stante•tio hr eby Mr. Teeth., not n Parisi* -. V j to I sig.' Wa%,.3 to I *get Sratan...l3 ea . apt gabe. Switepttabee of Stir. etch, h ft. For fillies carrying Ike. EL ereri D I ' , A winner of the Derby, If ‘lt., A.crtr. iirffibbillea Seamy ID C u . ! 71'., extra ~,. Mr F:ell-r.nro's bf.L' if Ile A. in Ans.* Whiikei, 1 ti., , b by 1' , •t4, , •. o u t .)#. VI tid 1,411 Writ • . . I Mr I.ake'r ,-... I. try Go•lry. tit.: o! 141.•deruoi-ollot . 8 o,:it'• of Graf+ou',F.o++, by Grouse, out at it.tes , . $ Mr. F. Poet', -h. I Fra :ert, by yt tr. br44410 • . 4 I, re 1it0,v0n.. , %11. t Pearl, by Su Pet •T - • i 1: ,r•. firor,oo+'++ 11. 51+4+14arr, Irv - Meteot . 0. .Mr. F. Few'. iv f by A , n , ••rstet, dais by the Arcot A. - .. bran, out of ftitck Dear, • • • $ Mr I.rke'r '., t by i inury, .ottt of Mesiwittkoll dos . p 4 • (:•n. Gros ,:++lr . • f. Snaho. t., I`..n:oebrougla • 0 (I,n. Cower': ht. f. Marrei..+l.., +4 Wurtb• Mr W . ‘4011 . 11 b. I. by fia.o,letociatt, out of.'letrywitlea lito • N . . Mr. Witten's f. by Sit Peter. nut of Doubtful • pit t.' to 3 +got Gouty-5 to jag t Fdwri—b to 1 apt Immo. Mr. Fe , m , •er C-. be. ur..9 Is. Ob. ag.t Mr. 11 etber••• sp vim Loa.. Mr thr. B C t:t.iogi li.ll. Off by eoo4nel. IA Starrelfs PArttna, Pit 31h ovt. LA 03.1.mmatir 14411rusij i , SA Ilb. Tato-yr aid -.wen, tuOgt at li. Off by aearmit. t• rve4L L 00111,1M1141. Jobe Doal.•, a boy of about tw••iro yawl old, wr4 eharg-d, betnre the Sittiog Alderinatt (Hoarser by Thomas hook.bi:,der. with robb,ng bine' of s I books, the pr'p-rty of hiS entpl Pr*. It appeared, that the Prisoner lived in doe esp. city of an etrand•boy with Mr. Warner•, who ba3• missed books repeatedly, and, not knowing whoa• to limpet% he decent': el on setting a person to watch. He applied to an Offuutr, who undertook to execute his plans, and who saw the Prisoner tab, books to a pawnbroker's in the neighbourhood: Tba pamohroka *treaded, and produced several bpolm whit!' the PrisJaer had pawned at several time wit.' him. The ALI erman ordered the yo....oiftd delinquent to be sent on board the Tender. sow-rragre. John King was, on Tuesday evenisyr, charged. bre foe tne Sitting M 4,4315 TR are, with stealing metal sheep, the property of George. William haw* a butcher. of Great Marpa baseearest. sad Ed. ward Woodward. Stephen Adams, of Ea* Adm, sow& dug be ha h the care of forty-seven eh •ep. the property of the P. os-cutors. in a field, about two miles boas Aeton. They were all safe on Thursday even. intr. and on Friday ;awning he missed ex of therm Mr. Jac..mh being informed that ex vi les sheep had been stolen. went in purolit of them aid the robber ; and early on MOilui4y as be learnt that six pheep had been killed m a booti e behind the Crown public-honse. 4 Bayswater ; „he went there. and found sic carcasses of sheep. sad sin skins. On enansiniog the mark. on the lee had no doubt of their being his property. Ha ob■ ,shoed a description of the man who braces, them there. and of t':e Jog that wa.geserallpwitlablea. He I lel the place for London, rookie' bilftee be gifts Oxford-street he met the P:.soner, with a dotiv co: rr nit the description he had received. Hosanna& him. and aske.: if he was the man who bad takes, six she-p to :at hovel. at the back of the Crown pub. lie !anise f fist Prisoner d nied it, and agreed logo hack with Mr. Jacorob. that it might be ascertained whether be was the man or sot ; but they had not go..t• far, when ti.e Prisoner endeavoured to tads his escape, by running &MSS a field Mr. Jaw.* raised e e cry of . 1 stop thief," and the ewe wag securd. Robert Griffiths said, he reside, Mar deo Crewe public-house, in Bayswater ; on Seeder seareing early he looked ;...tri the hovel. where nit slaw WO. Prison.r in the aft of killing sot:.* sheep. a man of Cte name of Wheatley was with him. drain the sheep; Wheatley had hold of a sheep thee was kiliad, and ihr Pi ison. r was sticking another. John Whea.ley. rf Bayswater, hitcher. said. be lives at the back of the Crown pirlic-bouse-..bad known the Prisoner for some time. On deader morning. about eight o'clock, he muse to him. sad said he had blight sheep of Richard Fowler, of Stockwell, for $5. each, :end asked buss to kill Mem for him, to which be consented, bat Ate: wards ego paled that all was not right. and gave infonnation to gridlAnd, Lord. and darrett, the patrol". be longing to the Office. Ihe Prisoner pressed Mate take the carouses of the shop to market for sale. ea Monday mooing. but he excused hiassolf. by myths he had lost his mars. William Fowler, butcher, of Brixton Canseway a said. he knew Stockwell extremely well. and there was no such person as Richard Fowler 'midget there. The Prisoner was committed for feedlot man& nation. Yesterday, Joel Irene:, the Jew from Portsmonth, no lerwert another examination. on suspi cion of fogged certi fi cates to obtain seamen 's ring. lie was retnand..l rot another exansi-ation, tin material witness being supposed to baste gees to Sligo, in Itelsail. The Othell,,, Citoven, from Liverpool. for Bal. timore, lately captured in the Chesapeake. by the French, is re-captured by the Americans, and the crest made prisoners. i• A very extraordinary fish was w, kir days' shwe taken in Portsmouth harbour, tit? body of which is of a beautifully dark red, with round spots still darker. T. a hea.l, whie:i is rather small, has two horns, and is not altogether unlike that of a mail; it has two fins, each of Wok% is considerably wider than the body. and with these it makes its way through the water, using them in the manner a bird does its wings. Thl Gus, when extended in the aft of swimmog, tonsure nearly two feet, and from their very beauttnal colour, the fish has a very f - appcoslesi it has a shot tail, but seems W without bone. as • 611