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

~.....i _t-.____ reined some Americas papers this meriting, me date as the last :-.. knuseretie Press slaws, on the authority a from Charleston, that In cossegt leo plots. recently detested Is that be proposed, and, p i ohahly, passed in , of the Legislators o South Carolina, pro tiara or coloured' person, from being e Stare, or any coloured person from des from midi's; in South Carolina. (room The RICHMOND COUPII.III.] might is the surroending /teenier, th and west of as, is blightlog is the as aaaaa our corn crepe. Should this w. cooties', and sweep bare districts of meetly crop, together with the door which " o the West Indies. few ladies ears. II cease as isepoillest sins'', of price. papers have reached as to the 7th losteni•—• II fail to foralsh us with the anxiously ' LI 'coasts of the decisive battles said see is Greece. Wroth they oestlasse onsboratioos of the original report, the el hoe totally defeated. The coniagrados 'i.4 4 le/devia, le fully iesineed. The a isew Hospotiar, and she apiarist sailleeeetn snag /Menaces bad induce/ nary to Nara to their possession is that ode revived. and all anammord pease r, wba is the sight of the 10th of A ▪ suddenly reminded with harlots yells. no was tweed epee sod plundered by ' who had mamba Imo/ seirsewe to la a short time they proceeded from all its eseseeinkant excesses, to wanton , sod ib tows presented ea. onivenal ' of lila itempiretoned Le Bushel). terseisatini liday last. when few iadividuals, Peeler. sad Immix were fiend guilty eipated la a plot. sad coassopseetly sf death. Two others. Hesse sod Goapillea. Wee kind gellty.bet tise:former only by sena to Owe, in wheels nee be Judges joie the mieority,and to proanuace a vt *al. They exercised this right In behalf id Goupillea was spared on accost ,t need King's evidence. Three were sonionentid an ispriseenseat.eme t. three. sad set hawks' renaled she existemee of the re were acquitted. From the natant pmdeseed is the ewes of the trial, no :ties bad lees audeipatsd. bat a circumetalift. no the eery day is which the Attersoydlo.l to make his reply. which probably effeeted station's the soled of the Jury. Bash and {wren coatainieg a printed list o els these weeds is handwriting at the hoed will here blood." Their wives rent runs, all of which were seat by the peat. Aiconal did not fail to even bland( - uce, to argue that it was proof positive, ref as issoseem Saalfelds aid conspiracy. - 10 hr site Accused expressed the drop lodigita• MI as this maaerevre, sLhich No . q o boos - devind by Asir esmT•flsrr se. Rode parties suited is a ealumit - ▪ Cll4ll arapiliod that the Wen skald be I Is the heel, of jostle*. together with ire ef AO taw bind. whit& the Ac MA his 001111 goes bad received. Bat It -Mt So* will MIN isolate. The . eltamited If Jamb mule to have excited a. sieryloterret. Several Advocates rebresed Oft, Seta to epee Coen. The eldest of t, ledily 27 years of age. The exasleatios 15 themfair of General Berms tersek._ Is taunt at Poitiers. re. Attonterthisdail *eat tie Jury ea the *Advise, os the e folkwing days were @spaded to be eneopild hem aid Wedendey next was considered sy on which the verdict of the Jury •to ▪ Peons, Sept. 6.—Five pet Gut. t 94f.135e. g bighnt.94l. 90e. ; closed k ink Stock, 1636 f. 23c.—Nespolitan peak at 78 s closed at 771.—Eichaure ese south, 251. 45e.; three ditto. 251 Duet or WiLLINOTON.—His Grace. who i•posed for a few days, we are happy to eta, erdey considerably recovered. His lodIspo• Ste eatlrely from a severe cold. cinglst a current of air whoa he was Mote—it the 'bleb cordned him to his bed t the n,, • — (Morxiag Post ) hike of York arrived is taws yesterday 'clock from Itrightoa. His Royal Highs/es ds 144 a vi.it to hie Majesty. wird Chaanlior and the Bari ofWostosotelsad itaces of the King yestriedsy. P•esch Ambissatior had all audience of his 1 4 fistarday. Marys's' of State' is stated to bo quite ma his tote serious Matta 'samurai. Karr 7.—lt Wig fouled that id/ruble AMU importune will prevent leaving Inn again so 'sea as. Ise wished. old the spploachiag Vivian.% the ships ' 'the Royal squadron have bees ordered heir respective stations, aid the Royal Game I proceed from Gresawish to Pettsamilli ip for the season. minutes, it appears. Sr. is contemplation t, for reducing their mspitat or the paid for interest. Differeat plass have I for the ensideratioa of die ik to reduce the interest at one from I d a half per cent.. tad to loader to the in return for their acooptsacs of that I Ile. a boons of 25 per cent. on the capi r is to employ the surplus capital of tot in buying op and canalling Rank total amount Is larsagit mulls the fires Burdett passed *me. Nis plass Cr' r w his way le losedime. ohs MN Ins% lot. At thus uses of sibs sews . by. ssosidsroldissombr off tbsishsbitsfsiik, los woo loodfy . .111. anima 44414.0 edisth, is. wM gisslsi lo • iimilorAmoillo aria., Sept. 6.) 4 . .. . ?.... , • il . ; t 1 I : sersing. TIM DUKS OF SUSS= ' Min i NO INTRLLIGIINCE. MIDDLESRX.3222IOI 12. , ••••-wess•-- .'i .M. I , • • "F' 4 "7" DOSS. Susumu 8.-Arrived and S a il e d ter th e Thl em orni ng t h e Seesioes commenced et elte; icy or in. (ream yea wswetiltvgA cnimucha, 11MPY.4.) ~ River, the Crisis, Menele;. ov al Virginia; the Sinkeeley. Hall Clei lieswell, before the X nairmen, Famine • , AL:twice, Stew. 1.-T i le day, at three r. ei. his Joholoo• free Qweboall abo Wiiior Eakin% Uo' ker. tram Cori ' sv, Esq.. and a beim', o f Magistrates.. Os the ;f ! . sequence -.• ', , : place, a Royal Hipline's She Doke if Solent made his entry Port as Prise *; the Trafalgar .. . Walter, from St. Ala 'll . ii 0 the next Into the capital Of the trnli vitriolic cons" , of Nev. ry's; and several others, particdlars unknown.-Pot Grand Jury hieing called over, it wee foetid there was le by contrary winds, the Milford, Harwortd. so small a 'ember in attendance. it, it the eIiAISSI•K prohibit• thamberiami, amtd the sheets aid plaudiis of as ism ~°°k- age l a 4 . - • 11 r aw taa • t. we Do • the &MOOS , Reed , for Km Janeiro .- Half said be was afraid they must do o I .t they i g takes sea" Celielm a__T of P a P, /°' ill° 11/°° __! °4l° ., _,_ 6l°ll - --.„•- kat IL lite reesaisder of the outward hound still keep before, that is, adjetirn the Gran.l .14-y till to-morrow, a say of C.... with teenola so she w"*.Perwild aweessee• t`e sit,-Wind S.W. and blows very stroag.-7514 Arrival as there absolutely as not te-Ive is attendance. 1 • i) i ; • . Royal wieleor.-•Aad in tcstlisocy of she very high el• ag ed Sailed for the River, the William and Alfred, Drys- P I They were agaip carefully called. ~ 1 1,9 it Was found I P 1 • lIIIIIItiIe lb which this truly patriotic Dube is held by dale, from Antigua; the Francis, Sand', from Rich- , the peddles thugh no 'kettles was made arm soy reed/ I the Alice. Black.. from Jamaica .- Caine down . there were eight-en, several of whoa' hid not come in i I. ti . P ut ' s ' setae reed to promote a spirit of methodists. preeleeir, dl•01,_ I* , Kitty .. . Gee Peter Ellis, Carew, from ltio Janeiro: time, They were then regularly sworn and intarowd most de- Ilies; unilton, for Perumbiten ; the Brothers, by the Unalastam. they would be expected to be is 1 at twelve o ' clock a Royal nice Was fired. and a " lii, for Ntwfmendtend -Wind N.N.W. attendance to-day; and to-morrow they would be ee- ls severe ; i 4 co ll iery, o ' 6 " 141.4" .1 P'''" °°° 11•1°"11"`IP proceeded t° AIaIDUTIC Sap?. 7.-Arrived and Sailed for Sierra lieveil , hy souther J ory ;he at the dime time the Wll her es the South road, sad then is the It, Leese. the theory., Deeper, from London.-Wind to them that the Calendar wee very heavy. 1 i' is now meet aselety awaited the arrival of hie Royal High- N.N.W.-6. Sailed the Duke of Kest , fur Lisbon.- Previ.ins to the trial of the The eeeee re commends': , free or; nolo. Os his swivel at the gate, the popsies* re.. Mad N.W. • • Mr. Ai:mummy moved 'hat a person of the name of 4 coifed him wick loud sod enthusiastic sheers . ai d TLTROUTR. Seth, 7.-Arrived the Repos, Oodilon, from Boston ; and Tritod ; Carter . frons Faro.-Wine IFitltain Riche; droo might be liner! for not attending I ii l astant.-. llilth ir' °1 their 6 " ° ` accord Prepared ter'. "•. 3,„th West. flocked= glinted some of the endwise) respectfully to so.. . . lies hi. Royal Highness to permit them to draw POITstIOUTII, Seim 8 .- Arrived His Majesty's ships convicted is a penalty for furiourly driving a stage Ite4wisff .41.1100 n, from a amigo; the Woodman, coach, wherithy a Gentleman's carriage was overturned; i ' 1 , dso have his let. the outwit and loyal tows of Alswiele. Mr. 'fee" Now tram, for Le2ldon t the Jaar t _Morley. and he was serionaly injered. The defendant appealed to give Jellll Foresee ties stepped forward end said , •% May hem die an ; the Tryleieno, from Unbolt.- , .' I L i I i WAIF• th • Arrived the 1 tit it Marshall , from to the Sessions, and gave regular Notice of sails ap- that pre " p lraaa y aar 11.1°I Hi g h°°°° ' las request e d 1° ke i f W tt oo 1 • ° • •• peal to be heard. The plaintiff was in attendance, r c a of yatto o at w in you b arn the kindness t. pa w l t h e Lo ..__aets. so f fit. a li tto o's 4 N m ew tt f o om - ed n ia in n i d i ; Iv tbe Fredericton, when he Emend the defendant .114 not attend. It was, fe• , . uneasiest" mumbled, to teetify their affection to your n u r he see=d, a Contempt of authority, and ineatiosied the .. i 1 - t - . ° Pi' s ''' . Royal family. and their warm admired.' of your pm , .1/03T EXTR4OIIOI.,VARY CASE. case of Thistiewood awl other, , where the flolitor of i f dtlalleaft 'ideal priseiplee. by drawisg you Into** Sews." His -...e5..- the o&aercer was fined SOW. for pilbsishing proceedings, t F r a the Royal Glitholot immediately siirlddod his assess I. the (nom TN. DURLIA MORNING POST or PiItDAY.) when perilously ordered not to do 5.,. i t t piaci- we" eeedeeeemileff weeetr , aid the "Pee befog lII' , A slogolu marriage is likely to be regularly an. Ti.. Crialoruas said lie should be glad if the . q • sus - mili modiately fixed to the carriage, he was draws in a auneed hi a few days. Unprejudiced towards the par• I d Cottnel would p..iftt oat any cases of fines fur , .. ' A ugus t. sees spirited style into the town. amid the cahoot- ties, we shall give a detail of the affair with as much contempt of aullstatti, and he would certainly act e ll s . end mode cheers of the populate. the waving of budher brevity as possible. A short time since a summons was. up on them. ribtsinOd at Gm Head Oleo of Polio* against two in. F , i, i 3, * * J o . elders, aad the •firing of . The ardour of the Mr. aDOLPIIUss said he would do so, and mead in l._ dillideala, Wile answer to the name. of C. sod 11. P-,• • 1 1 1-i o the ho PamPle "Is " great , that °lau g h the, ' 11°°11 b••• •••' - oaprear before the Mosistrates there, to hear the ac- the ease again to morrow in .ruing. f rom pH. termed that Mallard Highness did not istesd to eneehos of W. N ter Mitiog sad abetting is pro- Robert Greta stood indicted by Mary, his Wife, for if • 1 , . .: Mon de. shame nines as Al.wlek , they proceeded eight for- caries the latermarriaffe of fif. P-=--, aged about 38, a n assau l t at Chi sw i c k. , Ai Maim, ward with the greatest rapidity to the Whit* Slam with"a Olin 51•0- *oat 13 years old, contrary to the AI r. A LLEY sa id he was ver y sorry t o be g in with a , ro om e d laa. sad though importuned to permit the hones to form of Statue provided in each ease, Fes. Tbe inilivi. ease of this hind; the plaintiff, he said, was a woman Bmtle,, o st pm in e k o „ . wou ld not d es i st t ill t h ey b a d terme d duals who had procured. .her summons _were accompm of great respectability, bat her life had been unhappy , • •;i: le o f b ar . the marriage. and again proceeded a eessiderside way " f the 1 1. 4. b y go ie w Y n c l7g 4 , ll aittllt'irri7:::rralnvilise7 t h eir agent,ller ever Mace she bad been married. Some abort time ilil 1 -- Ire " the wood toward. 11°w1e14 she sah/a aralaailla a " --- Unbend. It was stated to the Magistrates that oo Inn • ago, a dispute happening between themselves, the de- . rseni d „ t w o ,. Right Hon. Reel Grey. At the earnest eequest of hie day, the 11th of Magnet. ?Cs 161•41-who had been is- (endue instantly knocked her down, sad otherwise . . • • . • by a use- Royal Higher'a the h or s es were at l ast p ut to thecae% need to leave the Baarding-school by what she canal& ill used her. The Learned Commit then proceeded to . t ee have rip, sad the Doke drove off amid the load sail reit« *red to be the mandate of her somber, ben uhich that ca ii - • • • f e ver di ct rated plaudits of the moldtade. :nether etre declares to be a false docomeat, was brought ta ll the proseestrix to give lies. evidence, when lino ADotPuul intimated it 'co ld be better settled by the I t '4 so tows s od me t Illy WIC-, whit it seems had wen , I ( behalf of 01/ Tasadta Y the Ma y or sad Corporation 44 mt als‘ lett us of the Executers to the Will of the young ladies decision of s ay gentleman at the bar, which Mr. Ahhar it of his settle.'" *select 1 4 "1 had the 'tile" of dealt. totbor.oodi by Mr. P ' , the bridegrooms ; the jive. consented to, and a verdict of Guilty was taken, but 11) 1 l I I ' u d omoo d with his Royal Higbnew at Glogdon. idle bride It sums, nest signed a document, termed au abide by the decision of Mr. Phillips and Mr. Law. , . t h ree i n On Wednesday his Royal Highness left Blagdon aysignoseat of the property to Mr. U-, and as now - ___. ._.. . ._ 1 ';,• t o e p lot ; for Hayrick. the seat of Earl Grey , and os his peeling mated, imagining that her moth e r b a d a pp rove d o f th e of the through bforpoto, bewas greet e d w i t h pe s t s o f b e lt s , onion, she accompanied her admirer, Mr. P-, his LONDON SESSION.-(lnts Aloaxt.vo.) i i• -- , sr-- 1 • • • l • 1, friend Mr. C-, and a Clergeman, to Bridgrytnit, . no ce p'. sod firing of autos. 1 ! and theacere a M ansion is the vicinity of Lamm where The London Qoarter Sessions isegaa this moraine 1 Instance 0 . SoottaY o° lll . we h ear th at the Duke Id Suss': in the of a select few, the Cler yma'n pro- at Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and Al. I 1 : • • 4 ... y .0,. Is again oupeetied at Biagio's, on his way to Raby c'an'ed the nuptial henedietium The petuede g- bride' on dermas (Ilya., J. Smith, Annesley, C. Smith, Thramp ,w octe d a Castle, from Howick. bier retina to town bevies. es it is stated, been inforawd son, and Cox. The Court was unusually crowded.--. . , eh Joey- that bet mother 'disapproved of the union, immediately S I minor cam, s, petitions, he. were heard, which t t of the . The illlgeaseirse Zeititag gives a Simulation of the bout into tears: declared what had occurred, an d being d eposed of, the u4s .1 proclamatiose were read ~ t , theket, Roo aiuresaad by the Turkish busdoosa. la July last , enumerated a variety of circum s t a nc es eeenectea when the souses of the gentlemen sinanweed for the • . t . with t insular ease; she was immediately .., 1 ; : , reigned to the Almeria, and littlish Malawi. The surrender wporalpil hoeu t lmi rert „d o ff t h e parties who pro . Grand Jury, were called oyes% many of whim were 1 ,i ? est, The of the (softies Ofeete. the evacuation of this fortresses • moo d thimgrsfago os e ff ht redress ( toot h * M aor i s . fi fed for niwatteniasce. teapots& each. The Grand I ' 1 I 'of this oa the &alders of Asia, and the ansunciatioa a per- trates. , ImMeerr, were not certain that it came Joey being formed, the Recorder, in his charge to the . . i I 't void the penal eXellOlOll Of all Greeks from political *dales. within juiedictios, sad dull* forward gestkaies who composed it, lamented the heavy state • i ,t I lop The manatituto that ear' • features of this itimoldeg don- he dam *VII the &Fiala of 46 of tbeCourt of thocalesdar , which would press nisch oa their at. • t, - *:1 iodigeo. meet. Thns t Oftemane, who la the Arse home* gergiee lilmalr•i°l ' lll°°4 ' 111°• °" ° affi davit ' tenth's. He, in the mast impressive amour reqqested. , ; :Atu'e°l4•6 M _Olt art / 46466 ---badm--• 460 .- -- " and r try-sad -.2.tde.t."-',..dtkaiwti7ogallitbelltss 4. • ° "" °1416° cm ". " mit Ratite ' Calls at msrilt r . ' ''r • iie - X • Tlia ;Mud (t the connect pawned byAlexamdw. • pas. ' ay ;In ' s@ of aucijjectuaiet the y easg w if e manslaughter, highway rubbery, and some offeoces of 'f • • I nit with to treat @Rim whir einatempt the reemeastreneee of hie woe o res t‘efooo lama B arrea . & e , a f ew dace a most revolting nature, would come before them, se * ' I ' 1 ableldd be Imperial Majmey. sod the proffered usedatlas of Rat lonelt. a ... regu larl y claimed loc_blr. Al. P. as h well as ethers of a minor kind, the causal attend. : tee with laud. Autete4inMl 'roue. Happily, holierar, Grease belie. • •-•- apes of all great and cesamareial cities. • 0 . . litterogy. le sow capable of noway/ her own rights, mid &veep Tb• wine one was beard by the isdlee wish great ' . it the eo• log her 01/11 mugs. patience end attention. 0' SPORTING INTEL LItIENCR. Mr. O'INIIIIOOI.I. ettilerlei OR behalf of Messrs. Al. P. Tice fate A Lisboa nuill has arrived with letters sad papers and iI......Iptr,,H ELLEE on tile o th er s id e -.....- itched as to the 25th sit larisaire. No mention le made of the The Habeas having b e en di sm i sse d, t h e li t tl e g i r l was PRESTON GUILD RACES. Weasessay, Sere. 4. i i ; • ?ablated *fate of the beffeetatima for the leas contract. The handed over to her mother's care, and Mr. Habana io- Ttse Produce SweetlsteßeSer RORS wick. Two miles. (IS . s- tof these imp s , kens by the h o g em u to h em b ees em b ar k e d formed Mr. Downing that he was at liberty to proceed Sithst.) Lord Stanford's b. e. Advileletal• :. . . ':` .: I wake of for name, i sisa i se d so Lards w h am t h ey have cond . against Mr. P. and Mr. C. forthwith ; accordingly , , summons was yesterday obtalaeri . at the Head Otfice-a Mr. lltton ' s c h. c. by Orville, • .. . . , ti.-,4 . I • • raloated used 11 . dare. Sad were still without orders fee preened. Air. Pinkies's b. f. by btllo, : . ~ . . ..,.., ._. II , before the Magistrates of which sh i n met fistulae easei t 1 .41staral logo their destinatios. The sew bank of Lisbon Plate of Seventy Pounds, fever ages. will be again aiscusseil.--(Mornier Paper.) die Sit. . commenced It. trussed's, en the 25th ultimo. Oa Mr. Newshaaa's bl. m. seed. . . . .2, 1 I ' ------ Mr. Cllftee's eta f. by Worst, . . . . I lar ' , occupied the 17th there was read is the Cowes a letter from • .Ii.iIIICRTS. 1! osidered the Minister for Foreign Affairs, contsialug a note --•••••- • . • . THURSDAY. , . 44+1616' ' t : .. I ' , I would from the British Charge d'Affaires, &mending the • .C° 1 . 4 0 ''R.lcdassa; Seel. 7.-Tbe supply of Wheat The Old Gold Cep. *Mee to a SweePotau of I . , I bet g again small this sioraing , and that only from (ehl Subscribers.) 5.- . . " l 'o °°•i°l of Ike " d111 " 1 " 1 "P of 13 per cent. 00 Roses and Kent, which Joss not come to hand in such Mr. Peirse•s b.h. Smeller, seed, . . . . . I% ? - 0 :4 4 i t Cowards British woollens, It was referred to the Special Cosa p er f ec t con diti on as we have h a d b e f ore , cause d a ready Mr. Riddell's hr. Is. Orwtor Hyalite. aged . . .II . lat 9.Lmitt** on that sabjeet. sale for fine dry samples, at an advance of full 2s. per Mr. T. 0. Pewter% hr. h. Jack Spiggot. 4 yrs old .It , F l " P" PIIISTeet 001116 D, THURSDAY Mourtato, SEPT. 5. q" 'der on last 31 ""irs prices . All other descriptions Jack Spiggut the favourite, who was best • long wq. . ,t , '''' M , i 1 - t_ O 05 The races combe'''dcombe'''dyesterday afternoon. aad the full y maintain thee day ' s currency although the demand FRIDAY. i I if. 35c. was very slack for the inferior sorts ••f last year's Sweepstakes of Wogs each. IL re for colts, Sat. 21b.' Meth ' course was amend' fir a mist brilliast assemblage of • growth. New Barley is fall 2s. per quarter highir, the wet. 4its. Gee mile and a quarter. (snobs.). ' a ..1' • s , mak, beauty, sod leaden ; the equipages were very supply continuing very short. but there is so auseini. Sir W. Wyen's b. c8a 1 5 0 0 5 . • • • • ' o ' `I ' ' • 1 i who has sp l en did. l a the Grail Strand w e o b serve d t h e ment i n t h e price of old Barley.---Grey p eas are in re- Mr. Clifton's b. e. by Orville, V to state Earl and COUR". if Darby. t h e Earl sad tauten quest at an advance of . 2s. per quarter . -In Beans, White 701 . three-year olds. eft. ;lib , four, fist . Sib. iyeadiffe.loll aa lodlspo. of Wilt ' s, E ar l s tam f or d ote d w et -H atton. L o d Peas, and Oats there is no alteration, six sod aged, tist. Heats, three salles and a rthelligp , V . , - Shitynnatas-llianuct...-There was a eery full market Mr. Sirapson's b. f. Hooey Bess, 4 yrs old, . A,i r , - , 114 (co. and Lady Grey, Lord lanneaster. Lord Lind-• • th morning of all descriptions of Cattle , and the same Mr. Newebent's black mare, aced, . . , 'll ' , • , '-' l l was gay, Lord Aylmer. the Hos. N. G. Stanley. Sir G. Jer. •3: ..• ,-.,. • 1 prices were asked as lest market day. hot the butchers .... wow __ ills Palo siegham,J. Blackbers. Req., 11. P., B. B. Wilbraham, appeared rather shy of purclia.ins ; 'in con fluency of BETTING AT PRESTON ON THE DONIEMPINIRBIR • ' * Esq • M.P.. D. Ideatiti , Dal.. M.P.. -- Horreeks. which it is supposed that a number of Cattle s s ell return, LEGER. ...I ' •• • edaf at Esq., M. P., and most of the families of dietlnetiott is unsold. ' sto I agst Swap-6 to 1 agst f. oat of Masdage-7 is I . • . - r s ' apt Ajsz. ,f g . 1 , 1 ! lighten the County. The wort was sot very isterestiog, and _.....___-----.... . at the coaslssion of tho.raue the ride poured heavily. STATS OP NSWOATS.-The following is a summary 'n . cam.--Cyrus Dav i s, i n mg! y to t h e c h a ll enge of awelood The pickpockets were very active and there were a statement of the prisoners committed fur trial at the • John Cooper.say•-•• 1 oould wish for Cooper to state • ' I'g, 1 rest somber of gaming tables, conducted by some *seeing Old Bailey ' Sessions , which commence on where I might meet him to make &deposit. 55 my ms. . • 'ha Ma• *Modem and eeeousidished swindler.. Wednesday *ext. with the nature of their *Rearm' ney is [rally, to fi,:ht him the same day that Martin sod .. ,* ' • .1 :' . l itli vim.:- " Randall fight, nr that of Spring and .pirte, fur 1111, ... ' i . • t i f The weather this dey (Thursday) proved Mere 1111- - i....• mi d. Got mid, L ou , sovereigns, and not less. • - ate r° °° • favourable thee on the Ent slay. A vast assemblage II . . ••• 2 gleVe 44 .e • • • 2 1 Recoil , . Stealer' Goods 3 I a. i LOw AND JOSHI.*4 HVDSON.-Tr. is battle (on 5 : :, i t; of penes* had collected together so wltsess dm race Burglar, 1.. . • :21.- Eratieuleroest . . S..- which the future pugilistic fameof the countryman Je- ll' affairs fur the geld cup, bat the continued showers of rain Manslaughler ''.. s .....". 2 Rope , w ... I - prods) Will take place to-morrow, within forty miles of I ii . i I rust his completely damped the spirits of the company. Highway Robbery .10 - Steal. freni . the Person.* C. the-metropolis. Barlow is decidedly the favourite; wished. Malicious Cutting . 1 1-- Perjury . . . .- 2 though a number of the ..` . olci Ring goers" still cling i t ) ;i i . lips that , T ,__A lie smugglers have adopted an lagesiou method Hossebreekieg . . 2 1 Larcenies . . . 170 23 ea./eat. for lusgiume qualities. Ihe 'vestryman. it is I lend - said, in his trial - set-to with the first sparrer on the list. i ; t I oaaawa having small casks or tubs. eatireiy covered our with ft e t or ninerom.Trass. • Sod o my , , . , - 3 was not found Wanting. ; and this report has given hies • oath e ta plainer of Perim!, which. at lodiscrimieste intervals, portatiow . . . .... I Counterfeit Coin . - I a goad oin the opinion of the amateurs. The sport- pieces of sea•weed ire ftatesed. These are filled, sod Forgery . . . . . .1 sm.. Shop Liftiog . . 3 - big world are on the alert respecting the event. "=.- 1' 1 lotion at placed along the ebalLy cliffs about Dover, and from Do- Go ldsmiths Dan •s. Obtain. Goods andel. - Itairinoweiew Fata.-On Friday night, this anneal i t' ! • annual their close resemblance to the pieces that fall, are not Mark • • • • I -... false pretences . -... 1 scene of no i se g od riot, termimued its existence. A few koa boom easily discovered. Many pewees are permitted touted - -,,, minutes before its dissolutius, every symptom of long ... : •" Ste i:g lipl Ho l u s ee die . D 1 7 1 .1 .25 4 3 N •a• life appeared, and great energy was ry obserrvidd, observed, to cherish carts for the coavityaace of chalk to lay on the laid, ,i e. One WRATHER.-The weather this week lia., with n. it. Bur alas ' time, which . brings all this lo paw i tea to - and from the frequent use of these vehicles suspielos been remarkably die. The latter end of hat week, we and man; things to their, end. aided by the gilded mace, was excited of their havisg some ether Oh*, Is learn, that violent and fatal thunder sterns took place of the city Marshal, loos tut the thread of its existence. • : i .• ' l' is the Pro.. • isle tiad. view. This led sea littlest examination of the eons. In wow puts of the unitilead counties, especially in those •to the great grief of a alitnerous circle of friend*, who , • , : 1 I • . when the deception was discovered, and some selaares of Linula seatiNottiagbain. The quantity of rota fallen came from all parts to take an affectionate-FareiroP. '.r • . I ; veal.- r the ott . took place. Semi o f the tabs ekes ornamented have bat s ale Saturda y taut Is 6 busdredths of an loth. Yesterday, Lewis Owen, who was band guilty at our .. i . . 1 k s tock ; bun seat for the inspoetles of Government; mad so ".. ° O._ !._ I"' 7 ' • lest Awites, her robbing and attemptieg to murder , . • 1 1 i eseri exam on their appetwaurioloregedar masses of *alit, es eeeee wen. I • Mr. Sturdy, Supervise'. of Excise here. rid Ike fir . ~,. • I it (edict. ealtiek.'l4llol. -.. ^ • . i (Tram) tuntylve unlade who went marriell In the Isle of the prison. A circumstance of this kited sot hieing it . i f it , w ''.. .- asings::••bilYthet. Slot xl4, pr o se le? use PONI• to 11411 4,47 .... '0 4 4 0 1 0 I :: g l e it h*.li ii ;0 1 4 :, ,a . ealt felt e . e f li i l l a g ee li t h er ai ista lt a i y rfa ye S s i rs i° .:h tl e . n a i s im ho b r e t r il l is f li s u p e e e et ' a in w ai re h ' et ttsis awlallebely: speitichi erste not leas that' twelve , ems b e Southaeipme, to colelwato tbeltnaptlals, iteetiONlo 111 ,:• t i 6 67 . f_°. ' ' Olt. / s• i ' ti l l' '? -••----- bead haw of ;1041•14. bl ot . - le. 10d. per Mete !••4111rfghlea Herold) 14 abki. , • es au ,01 NW thousand. Owen addressed the moltitude lo tlytireleli Replan 141444 k t , A gement tios bees nested Into lola. * spot. . wo ... I •'. 43 .6 i i •• 410 . 1 ... 2390, - 1 1 1 : r r: s.: :: le ' - 's i lt . g atu ni_ge, ( in sea d re au r t , ilm s :l 3 i ) ititefiusclioly amigo iftlii., ' a . t f .1 ' • • •• • ••'Y • f ti (the Seltirti, had abaddoidiinV. r • .1,1111111. r Poor•bonoo, with good ex beef (clear of beireP -S. •-• 15 460 ' ,s 0 wort seat Pro 'ma ea • I. s a : *. • • • . , i • ' 1 .• 40 a ' a- •