The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-09 00:00:00

I 1 1 , 4 l i ; e ~ I . .Y. 11 ink Stuck 238 1 BL L. Ann. 19 7-161 a 3 per Ceot. Red. 77 76 I Wit Siva..., 241,1 3 per CL Cons... 78 77 I 01,1 Annuttie..... 761 31 per Cent B7 Ex. Bills. 2d. 45 6 pr. 4 per Cen 5.... 96k Cons. for Am.... 7811 .. ... 77H1 • ern nun nay nuay an interesting girt, of between seven TiltlitsDAY, NO r delivered is their account of population of each ceding Saturday, by a cart being thiren so furiously soi l eizi,, years of ace, the may child of rrisperiab , e parents, Malan. agaitatt him that the shaft went through his body. though in the humbler walk. of life. when morning from Mr. Beridge's real do Rattler Eloshirst's black liiirli Drplin I • tarony. Tile jury returned a verdict of iians/aurht r rti , ria.t. arlitsil was ileroviU lino the shop of a graver in Clioich- W.: d_clined in our lest, through motives of deli- - ,' - e ei . „ reef ' who ~.„ „„, „ I a ', rail „, 1a • la r her p Mr. Berielge's brindled ' dog, Its the deicer of the cart, Wu. DROWN, wl.o has been Cooper's yellow (big. Nimrod. eaq mach personal to itvds ourselves. duelling • t - , e...t..r.1iar Magisterial Meeting lust Tiies,:ay. m committed 4o Morpetb gaol fur trial at the next tt w an "l I 1:1 " n i l: P . I' a rei t t 1 were lr m a de. d u e - :r u g la ite tM e l r tri s i n k . rcumetance, they ant for a prof...l.:km.l i gentleman, Colonel Eluihirat's binrk bitch, - t.:a41 , .!: ; but 6.lding that the cause is altneat old. Asaizea • on whose rrewlimendation the parents lodged their coin. Bernice's brindled bitch, Wire, i. 1 'a %cr.u'ely well known, and fearing that the result------ --.- = ----- —. 7 --,---.- .. , - - plaint with the Procurat or F is cal, on Sunday forenoon. Mr. Beridge dun poppy, Trip, t The damn culprit went p u dirty to c h inc h on th at d ay , an d black bitch, Fan , ert.4l.t out be fully and fairly understood, we think 'gibs 4i , WOMB TIISTER DA Y. r ri , n ,uc t i l i, osn'sy morning made hit escape in the Duke of Gurdon Mr. Beridge's IA and white dog, 1 IL our dilly Imlay to state, that the alerting was Bulk Stuck 238 IBL L. Amu. 19 7-IGia . the ortdfnl ' , impure' fur his appreheni tttt having, it Eee's red dog, Regent ... . . , liulelett by the direction of Government, to inquire i 3 per Ceui. It•d. 77 76 i intim Stock., 2401 appears, beets t o o l on g d e l a y e d. Th e f a th er slate . ,h at a Mr. Hoskins' black rod white d on into the hush of certsiu accusations, advanced par- 3 per CL Cons... 78 77 Old Animater.... 761 messenger undy•ritaisik in overtake the elelimpolit. if fur. Colonel Elrobitat's black slog,l 87 . EL. Bins. . g d4 5 6 pr . Dished wit:, a warrant by tbe three o'cl oc k m a il us Monday ; I,cularl) agoori•t the cuoduct of Captain Wilcocks, 31 per Cent For the C but IM Dieu ill; escaped. The daughter end mother are Mr. Hoskins' blank bitch, Hero ii, Ilia eltAtecter or Superintendent 4legistrate. and 4 per Can S.". 9611 C o " . for ACC."' ••• 78 i • ogefillisty the one from the criassig In more vague terms against other M rgistrateir, not 5 per Cu. N. Ana... , 111 77H, Ike oilier Clough s red dog, Chance ... . b um a k eel stare o f the outrage rwaslaitted.—(isseepiess Mr. Cooper'. red bitch, Whisks.] to imi.d in We itccusatiou ; that th e most sulrmu lit. 1 1101 f I Journal -1 . ~.. •.. _f . • . •z • 1 c::. -.;•' a;:: . Eliohirst's black dog, Salts.. iIIIIIIIiIINIIkIkkIIniIi.iaIIIIMIMIMIMIMIIIMIMIMMMMIIII.MI=I.M.IMIMIIIIIM. IRELANA --- DUBLIN. lir ovEhiack G. A numerglet m,v of the Chuminverdens end Depeties db. Peri.nee Dr , entigatiun took pl_ce, the consequFnee of wl.leh was an unanimous acquittal of Mr. Wilcock. from every a atter imputed to him; an unanimous rejec tion of the charges against the other Magistrates in culpated; and • reaction tttt in the strongest language. moved , hy the Earl of Gimpll, and seconded by acclamation, expreming the wort . perfect sense of these armee. which [rive been tendered to the peace of the county, by the good conduct of Captain* Wilcock. and Wilson. since their appointments es Chief Magistrates of Police in their respective dim tricts...-.( loitmel Herald.) WATERFORD AGRICULTURAL REPORT, IRTENDIIIO THROUGH TIIR COUNTIRS Off w ttttt ORD, TI , KILKiIINY, MID WEXFORD. OCTOBER. Having remarked in oar September Report the predate sail quoin kalif the different descriptions of grain, we have now to stale the perigees...itch has since been made in the varlosie -branches 4.f agrieuTture. Part of rural uceispaiton consisted in completing what had remained unsertunplished the preceding month—tamely, bringing borne cone and hay, thatching them, and securing them from the inilmiency of the nieler, rtoraahing and preparing corn for the mill and market, and disposing of it to the brat advantage. - Some are rather at a loss to account for the obnodast supplies of grain which are still coming to our markets, and 1 at intervals fairly glutting them. This mast indicate that the produce is superabundant, and the demand generally I adequate. Indeed, it seems quite advisable to thrash and dispose of .whatever Coro is impaired by the wet, and to bold I over none bpi prime qualities, as the iateriur or dismagrei t would net keep *Are, unless k duolricil„ which it woutd.ba. i hi g hly inconveni en t 10 the farmers to accomplish. We bare 1 reason to think that malty bread has already made its appear. , suer. , - .,r - -i - . Farmers are new wit busily employed in sowing wheat in 1 biker ground,. They are likewise digging time pomp's, i which, to some malanues, are complained of, as not so large as was expected from the appearance of dmiltalks. The stalks were rather too rank. owing lo she moist Massa. Not withstanding, the Foam crop iv, to game* ideladant in produce, and exeelkot in wiality. The sowing of IVheht has already rommeused is potato ground. In some fields where IVheat, holey, aid Oats hare I shed, or lost some of their respective produce, in eonseqeenee of high winds whicis scatter. d some of the corn un the ground before reaping, the grimed was ploughed up Mime- 1 , diritely, end the corn which ass then sores appears 11011/ green soil in a Corishing condstioa. In places where the wheat crop appeared tau rank Ibis sessou, this ground is I' now ploughed up 4f4111, and seed IVbeat is sown iiiereie-- this is called pen ! fallowing. Its 11.1(141Mo to the h.:inches of A grieulture already noticed. 1 Farmers are employed in drawing calm, burning lime, acees;. moleting tomihre, and devising every other means preparmi tory to the tietit crop. 1 On Mg to the fine, mild, and most season, some garde's! 'are in bloom, soil we can stale that sonic apple trees are now; In blesarim, and that middle-siz,..l apples already appear, wide other blossoms 40 the verge tit 0116'114r tuna apples. Thus !'we may bile reagent to expect to be favoured this maw 'wish a &elite crop of apples. Aft rr :7, rr ss still continues to exist at a most tuenriaat rev ' dare, and in some places appears almost mature for the scythe. Pasture grounds are producing excellent grass for cattle, so that this mason there appears no deficiency with regard to a pleutiful supply of provender for cattle of every &seri olio'. Front the present complexion of the times there appears I. be, throne, the goodness of Providence, a full and abuts ! dant supply of food fur the use of man—so that the nem ' series of life rosy-be expected to b- cheap and moderate, in comparison with other years. 11041.4 Er, ID the midst of all I this of plenty, we tear that much murmur and cons ', plaint will stilt wouteessarily prevail.—(Waferford Mirror) . . NC/EDF:R. . . • —own.— The combination of the colliers here has prodeeed a la. mutable catastrophe. It is now ascertained that the mate mentioned in our last as fouled at the bottom of a curd-pit, has been inhumanly murdered. The unfortunate individual was one of those engaged in the combluation, bat be had obtained liberty from the Committee of Delegates, who sit permanently at Weetinuir coal..wurke, to work fur a week to Relish a previews eitgagesnent at former prices. it is sup posed that some colliers, from a distant work, having heard that he was al work, and not knowing the cause, had watch ed his motions, and after haring murdered him, thrown his body low the pit to avoid de•ection. We hope the local ee- I thoritien will met themselves to bring to light the perpe. r • Orators of this diabolical deed, and also put are end to all such comhinations and conspiracies, at once destructive to ' the lives of initividisato, and dangerous to the peace of the community. A reward of 100 guineas is offered to any per ! sow lent the murderer, who shall be the means of securing ; i those guilty of this deed.—(Glasgow Courier.) 1 The rear division of the 3d guards has marched through Chichester, and are advanced to join head gust tera at Chatham. We have seen another of those beautiful vagaries ' of nature so common this season. It is a bird of the linnet species. which was shot a few days ago by GEORGE ENERY, Esq. while ainusing himself at his father's seat of Castle Bamfort (county Kilkenny). The legs are of a bright scarlet colour, I and the body, Which is larger than diet of any • green linnet we recollect to bare seen, is covered with a bright yellow plumage, finely relieved with ' a few feathers on the hick and wings of the colour of the leg,.—( Leinstcr Journal.) K. A. SLAN cv, at Watford, Shropshire, has this 1 season shot a pheasant of singular plotnage. The Head : uts4 bark were white, the aides and breast • mottled with the usual colour of a rock pheasant, ' nsixiiewirhishife ; the tail white.'gradoilly tinged • with rufous brown towards the extremity ; the legs quite aunty. • , , Yes•erdas iie , nhignt sic r a•tridget drooped in a ' street at Ross, and one of them run lido the shot. of I I Mr: COPE, grocer, where it was taken—ti ariAlted 14 ounces. 1 Yesterday setinight a lodger iii the house of Mrs. FOSTER, of the Dog-and-Duck, Worc•estrr, at tempted to murder her in the absence or her hus band ; but fortunately her cries seared the villain holt his purpose, and lie immediately absconded. Ott tklotidiy se'tinight a coroner's intim..? wa. lividon the holy of EDWARD BUCRIIA/14 n 1'lilI1.; lusts who was killed on the Puotelai.d road on the pre ceding Saturday, by a cart being driven so furiously against bin) that the shaft we'd through his Ipirly. Tile jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter against the ditrer of the cart, W.r. BROWN, wt.() has 10-to committed 4o Murpcth gaol fur trial it the next Assizes. _ 4aassipriadjog Pah. of Deblois, tick pater • yestreillay ettrwug, .st TN' ilia-office Tavern, •wben several. Itesulutions egetitie • idopted, and setartgedienis made for forwarding , at the earliest possibl e 'period, Petitions to Parliament that gelling tend unproductive impost—the Window • Tax. After eppointitig a deputation to wait on Sir Ro bert Shaw Ms the 'abject, the meeting adjourned. The latest intelliiiencelvoin the South of Ireland is'of a most distressing• ninon. • There is, as yet, iiißthe slightest oppruncli to a restoration of tom- A isoinetone and respectable meeting of the in. hatntititto of Kilkemsy was held on the Ist instant, which'ar the followoug Resolution was proposed by George Leech. tties o nteti—lrlsit it I. the deliberate opinion of this that of Concord so aisapiriuwily iota. due.6l by our gracious Sovereign, mond be rendered per. enaurns h u t by a minors, of all disabilities sffrctiug the kumaaCakho i liqupstailuu of This R-goliartau..alid rt Pe.titiuu Jo both Ilousts of Parlitioresit, founded thereon, were canted uus. iamouslc. • . , FOVRTII OF .NOVENAER. The &rehires of regret lord disgust, excited by lt.e.coudect ut the Orangemen on Sittirlity;tire deep, owl general. On the other hand, the forbearance wort dt-creriqo of the Catholics, is, revisting the pro 1r1e5....n % l oc h . was au alaripxly, held out,,lpertt un qualified 'prow. . • •• It is amid the " (.rand Lode" disclaim,. all. par. Centrals.* its the orifiame. Many person. who *gave the public StithOlit'eS credit tor sincerity were sanguine enough to entertain es nectation4 even to a late hour ou Sunday afternoon t 'rat the esublema of discord would be removed. Thy I.ord Lieutenant drove throng!) Colleg,e.green twice in the course of the day. Sevroul of the City Magi,- norsrialP and walked through it—any two Police torn alight hive taken the trappiugs down. The Lord • Mayor, who called the Miler•trates together, wrote to the head Police-01 Hr..., might have loot it door to a flow nvitstent* by ths: two 'leitmotivs who walked before Lim : throrigh the street*. Yet easy as it was. pis attempt was made to accomplish • it. The decorations remliosed notOliclied until the persons echo placed them on the statue removed then ) with due form at the appointed hour of one o'clock on Monday morning ilia reremosay was rerfortied with the usual indicationmuf triumph— ,oioutr, &e. hot the actors in it did Not come %whin the rle.c.totion of rioters mesitioned in the .seders issued It. the pril , ceineit, and of course they met with no iiteri Ninon. • A ition.,:at the manyinonfs of diem unqualified COW- • Icnipt (.1 the constituted authorities of the Country silih..c.l 1)y the Orm,gritwit on Sundry, we may mention that • ropy of Lout Strinioutlea cellbratea letter, burlesqued In the most •Irsiird, • paltry, and tlisre . sp-etfol manlier, was posted oil the pedeti.4l of tne •tatur, and u .copy of the Niagivirrites' pro chunatiou ws Moog upon the roiling which ',lir rounds in, n 4 if to sinew how complete a de ail- I kter i that 'locum-tit twesitie almost *is stunt a. it appeared ootattle Buarit-room. But tiros it hits ever with U:tras Ist all countries. The most usiquulitied supporters of power have been ultvsys its most vto leot 1t.te.,1.114.„ when they found their own interests to it ; intri whereerritationS hare been reared and encouraged. they have in the end never lade I to stiug the hand that chensbed them. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT, Dumas, Ocr. 26. Itobrrt Belly, of Providence-place, Vauxhall, oprliell for his discharge, an.' was opposed by Mr. Alai hew Croshie, prodiietor of the Moira I ;wet, in Stekville.strect, on the ground of the debt title to him by the lii-olveirt having been contracted without wry certain means of discharging it. Ott the 6.11 of May last Mr. Bally arrived in a carriage at the Moit.4 Hotel, wilt friend of his, named Dawson; they (Writ pfra the same remit, and dieted t_.-ether for near three in soft ti. During this Ire. ricd seven.' a l ylicallous were Made to Mr. Bally. I y Mr. Crosbie, for money. Ile gave 91. on se coiiid, and state-d that he expected remittances Item lit wick, the Rector of Derry ; th.t there .vas also a C1111,;(1t-rabl•! ruin of motley dile tu Inca by de,sr.„ A rout and lion.aglia, and that as soon as L e received it, lie would discharge the Warier. On i•uitiiry at the office of Messrs. Arlon end Boroughs, o:lreared that Mr. Batty wit. not known there. 11 itgwat, Mr. Bally left the Mora Meet, without tog airy iirtiruation of his ;oratio), and proceed. r..! ta Qom's, at Briny. on the invitation of a me. .1-bents, atirefli •er ist the 31-t reglinent. Ile neat .cent in Volioul's Reel, at the AVoixten• bridge, in c r ean ty of Wicklow, in which place Ciosbte twin 4.11 C 14 . h a Mailers with a letter to hum, offer trig lo take a lath tor the amounthis deb., and tequeslingl.tus to conic up to town. lie came ap a i,“ the water, who paid Ili. eXpeIISI'S Oil the rood. titid retoriretlto the Mona (Intel. lit three weeks niter lie was arrested out a ant, which Cro'sh.e had taken nut aKliillol him previous to los arrival. The ouirruot of the delet was res.sted, a 4 the Insolvent c•nO•eiVril one half of it was the debt of Mr. 1).1(s•011. The Coort declared it as its opinion, that this care venue smiler the provis.lo.l of the Act agarast coutr•ci , •l4 without um- visible or Certain lit-sus to dischorge them, and accordingly sentenced toe loso!vent to e.ght mouths imprtsonotelit. S.seral lasolveuts were theu discharged without opposition. • CLONMEV., NOVEMBER 3. At a Sessions of the Peace under the Road Act, Oil Thursday seintight at Clonmel, the several persous appointed to take the census of the county each PRICE OF STOCKS TESTERDAY _ - AMERICAos*A. 1 1 (From the nellferre Antrim/I.j BETTING AT TATTERS4LL'S—.TrttIus O aW, N by. 8. HORRID MURDER. A Coroner's inque s t was held in Bond-street, F P. at the DERBY. house of Mr. John H smilton, on Friday night, between nine 12 sad ten o'clock, by L am b er t Th o mas, Esq. over th e body Lu to idsc l a a p l e st colt out oil' I 13 3 : e o a ap pi t 4 1 . 1! e a s re t el o l f 8s sen of Mir Ann Hamilton, aged ahem 16 years. The Verdict of the jury was, that w s h e lute to her demob by • Plioul 12 cu to ra l k agat colt out of Sy. I 1 1 0 8 0 t w o 1 6 .r p t t e. F ou roL t of e. Plover ball shut at her by Joseph Thompson, Ent mate of the I OARS. Hermaphrodite brig Leopard, the ball entering her head I Bto 1 apt th. tby Risher 19 to I 'got f. out of Tip. behind the roght ear, and peneiratiug into the brain." mll of Reserve pityw klieg. At far as the circumstances of this distressing affair have I 9 to 1 apt f. out of Parasol come to our knowledge, it appears that the father of the 7 young lady, about seven o 'cl.oek in lbe evesing, came home; 7", - * reetr he passed throng', th e par l our i n w hi c h Thompson and the THI CII.4SE. rap young lady were sitting, A short time afterwards, while the (ether end mother were above stairs, they heard their though - Hil t"n Jolliffe's, Esq. fux•hirnds will meet na *why, ter cry out, My God, Thompson as going to shout me!" November 12, at Clopetead Church; and on Wednesday, at Alarmed at the expreseion, they were in the act of deseend• log the stairs when the report of a pistol was heard, end the i The Surrey fox-hounds meet on Monday, at Crown Ash mother, who came down first, received her daughter in her Hill ;on Thursday, at Addisigtou ; and on Saturday, at arms at the bottom. She was found shot in the head, es H o o ey Hilt. elated in the verdict above, and instantly expired. Before The Harriers meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, the father mold pass by his wife and daughter, Thompsusa at Kennel. bad raised another pistol to his own (Thompson s) head, and Singular Sporting Ocrurrrnce.—On Tuesday, the 30th discharged it. lie instantly fell on the Boor, but from the ult. the barriers of David Thomas, Esq. Wellfield House, near after report of the surgeon, who extracted the ball from his R u iUh , homed a hare for a considerable time. Pups being head, we learn that the deed was sot followed by the assn. hardly pressed, dashed into a pool called Hell Hole, in the lel cuoaequeuces intended. Thompson was soon placed to river Wye. On the opposite side stood a Haptist Divine the watch-house, and on Saturday committed in gaol. angling without success. The hinoisman's hello() roused the The cause which led to the commiesioss of this dreadful R ev . Gentleman, \vim seeing the hare, patieutly awaited her act, we understand to be briefly this.—Thersopeno, who lauding, but in attempting to catch her, he missed his sins— boardtd in the blouse, and evinced an affection for she young I and the animal, alarmed, began to swim back towards lady, which was nut, it is said, reciprocated me her part; the dogs, which were grasping at her in the pool, when the amid under the suspicion that she has more favourably die. preacher skilfully threw his line, hooked pour puss in one of posed towards another, he determined to destroy both her her legs, and rescued her 'from a watery grave, fur another life and hie own. Since the murder; be has maintained as day's spurt.—( Hertford Journal.) obativate sileuce on all questious put Os him, - - - [From the Irenketra Spectator.] A gentleman from Mason county, Virginia, has veryoblig ingly furnished the following si ugu lar facts On the 19th ult. four very large skeleton, were found in a Arld which had fur twenty.four years past been cultivated in corn. They were deposited in a mound, apparently very an cient. The first was discovered by the owner of the Arid having ploughed it up, which induced him ho make a further exemination, when three others were found. The bones are perfectly eourod, and much larger than common, more especially the skulls, which can he very easily slipped over the largest man's brad. The ripper jrw.brose has one row of double teeth all round, and the wider jaw two teeth only all the left side, and no sockets whatever is the rest of the bone were provided by limiter for more. Considerable inetilities of broken crockery-ware, with buck horns sad bones, henrs' bone, muscle shells, dc. were rotted with the skeletons, and the whole buried in lime, two feet deep. It is hoped that the euriosity of the intelligent poke may excite them to examine the skeletsas, and foraddi mu; ' with sonic tuteresting speculations on the eubjettla 1. NAV4L INTELLIGENCE. • roureetowrn, worms= 7. Arrived the Wye from the Downs j Winder Castle, Lee, from the Downs for Madras and Ceylon; and Ulysses, Dawson, from Rio Janeiro. Passed by the Thomas, Bell, from the pawns for the West, !admit. rurmouwer, iovraeseta S. Arrived the Anvil, Du Buis, from Cette ; and Carotid* transport from Torbay. Sailed the S. Juan Baptista, Basaldua, fur Cadis; Lloyd, Durell, fur Lisbou ; sod Harriet, Coming, for St.:Hit-hoer'. BARMICM, NOVEMBER 7. Arrived the Lord Duncan packet from Cuxhaven, and . Emily ditto from Gottenburc, each with a mail; St. He.. lens, Elliot, from Llsotsie, with loss of two anchors and cables ; Eclmp.e, Seaman, from Stettin, one ditto; Eliza lath and Aun, Bissell, from Newbury, with lose of sails; art Industry, liPlagion, from the Filth of Furth, with loss of two anchor, and cahlee boat, bulwarks, he.—tke latter has been on shore ou the St. Andrew's. POOL, nommen 7. Put back the Liberty, Whitt, from Liverpool fur St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky; the Mary Amine, Gilbert, from New foundland to Holborn, was totally lust near the latter place: three whet vessels are slated to have been lost on that coast previously. BRIDLINGTON, NOVEMBER 6. During the gale on Monday the Nancy, Herrick, of Slitelde o f ia attempting to get into this bay, was struck by area OM* upset her, aid all on hoard were drowned; the Williams, ihmpson, of Aberdeese, for Sunderland, is vu shore at ileruata. The following vessels have put iii here with damage : Lady Kennard from Dundee for London; Ann Gardner from Londun fur Leith; Providence, Berry, front Scarborough fur Sunderland ; and Dispatch, Teesdale, from Shields fur Yarmouth. BULL, NOTElaara 6. The following vessels were lost in Saud Hole yesterday. Joseph sod Mary, Sinclair, from Newcastle to London—mas ter and 5 men drowned ; William and Ann, of Sysliting,froin Yorkshire, with coals—master and one boy drowned. STOCKTON, NOVEMBER 6. The Cossack, Tucker, from Riga to Newcastle, was drum on shore, between Hartlepool sod the Tees, on Sunday dur ing a violent gale from E.N.E. She bar four feet water in her hold, hat if the weather permits she may be got off. The master reports that 19 other vessels, principally with coals, were on shore near the same place. SHOREHAM, NOVEMBER 7. The collier William and Mary, Wilkins, upset at the en- trance of place this morning; her masts, &c. are washed away, hut it is expected she will be got iu. Arrived the collier Jobn, Wilke, water-lugged. lITANDGATE CREEK, NOVEMBER 7. The Nimble, Wishart, from Smyrna, has been towed into the Creek, with loss of masts, by the Victory ateam.paeket. DEAL, NOVEMBER 7. Came down from the River the Simon Taylor, Meek, for Jamaica; Missionary, Robinson, fur Trieste; Romulus, Crawford, for St. Vincent's; nod Echo, Sherwood, fu► Odom. They have sailed, with the rest of the outward bound, ex cept the Alliance, fur Demerara. Paused by the Religionist, Pend', from Shields' for Odessa; the Captain reports having seen a ship yesterday on the Kentish Knock, dismasted and deserted name uu her stern, ' e• Rodney, of London The hull of a vessel was observed to day on the north part of the Goodell', and several busts went off to her; they re. port nu particulars, hut she is supposed to be a collier, as the coals were observed in the wreck ; •lso an anchor. shout ti or 7 cwt. and pail of too cables. 'fiery also relent another vu.scl to be lost 4.111 the Goodwin, supposed to be a schooner. I%M.GATIR, NOV/MBER 7. Arrived the Mary, Patterson, from Quebec, with lost of redder ; Desire, Itouudtree, from Sunderland, sails split and bulwarks il•mazed. O u r boatmen have to-day fallen in with four wrecks on the Guodwiu, Imam. out known. The third I meeting was owsnammiply . attended nu 'l l findlestainy or Midglown Downs, and the hares 'Mewed ex- Whit spurt, which commenced at nine o'clock. I MIt first prize, the silver cup, was won by Captain Joi‘ine's Buckinghamshire bitch, Jane Elves. The renown]; matches were then run for digerent prizes: Mr. Bonverie's Fly beat Mr. Richdale's Flirt bitch. Capt. Sattuders's Spider beat Mr. Bellingham's br. b. Mr. Huneywood'a Ginger dug beat Capt. Smith's Jima. Mr. Marsh's Gamebird beat Mr. Biddulph's Nat. Mr. Talbut'a Bushy Park bitch beat Mr. Blisset's Car tuition. Mr. Fisher's Miss Jenny beat Mr. Rossraore's Safety. Mr. H•rrisor's Gnat best Mr. Goodisun's Brindle. Mr. Moulgosuery's Tartar bitch beat• Mr. dimasnorli Mug. .it Mr. Catrert's Have-'en beat Mr. R. Jalisunissit's Speed. Mr. Field's Juniper beat Sir T. Moore's Wildfire. Mr. Marsactes black bitch beat Mr. Phitlimore's Speed. Mr.Cuulston's Cheveley bitch hest Mr. Donaldson 's Bess. The hares amide excellent runs in the twelve twitches. The company, after attending Crainptati races, had a club digner, the gift of the winner of the cup. . t-nal •• I to • LOUTH COURSING MERTiNG, •• • •• 41 . °IIO • • TUUDAY, OCTOBIIIt 30. . . MATCHES. • Wiener. Mr. Wilke red puppy, Lucksleg, against Mr. Be ridge's white bitch, Lily (undecided] Mr. Hoggias'yellow and white bitch, Jessie, against Mr. Beridge's red dog, Rattler Mr. Hoskins black bitch, Handy, against Mr. Wilks' duo bog, Cedric red bitch, Puss, against Mr. Eve's black bitch, Fly For the Cups. Mr. Clottgies red dog, Chance, against Mr. Mil ward's black and white dog, Driver ... Chance Mr. Cooper's white bitch, Lawless, against Mr. • Hoskins' black bitch, Hermione Hermione Mr. Walks' brindled and white dog, Garth, against Colonel Elishirst's black dog, Sultan .......... Saliba Mr. Huggins' brindled bitch, Beggar Girl, against Mr.Chapl leS black and white bitch, M illiner.. Beggar Girl Mr. Cooper's bed hitch, Whiskey, against Mr. Fisher's black dug, Filch Mr. Hoskins black and white bitch, Hecuba, agst Mr. Fisher's black hitch, Fan Mr. Wilts' black and white bitch, Lily, spinet Mr Beridge's brindled bitch, Wire Lily Mr. Eve's red bitch, Virgin, against Mr. R. Chspha's red and white dog, Hect0r.... Fur the Louth Sweepstakes. Mr. Eve's red dog, Prince, against Cul. Elmbirst's black dug, Banker Mr. Huggins brindled hitch, Laurel, against Mr Beridge's brindled and white dog, Rolla • Lamed Deciding Match for the Louth Sweepstakes. Mr. Eve's red dug, Prince, against Mr. Huggins brindled bitch, Laurel Fur the Witheall Sweepstakes. Mr. Eve's red bitch, Duchess, against Mr. Cuoper's yellow bitch, Jane., Jane Mr. Haskins' red bitch, Hoyden, against Mr. Wilks' dun bitch, Ruse Rose Deciding Match for the Wishes!' Sweepstakes. Mr. Cooper's yellow bitch, Jane, against Mr. Wilks'a duo bitch Ruse WEDNESDAY, OCTOLIEIt 31. .. . Matches. Mr. Beridge's red bitch, /king, against Mr. Chap lin's black bitch, Glowworm Glowworm Mr. Hoskins' black suet white dug, Hamlet, sgaiust Me. Wilke red dug, Locksley Mr. Fisher's black dog, Filch, agaiust Mr. Wilke' brown dug, Cedric Mr. Wilke brindled and white dog, Grid!), against Mr. alai:diem brindled and white dog, Counsel for Counsellor Mr. Hoskins' black and white dog, Horatio, agst Mr Beridge's dun dog, Trip Horatio Mr. Beridge's brindled and white dog, Rolla, apt Mr. Eve's black dog,Orlaarlo Mr. Meredith's black bitch, Lady, mesiust Mr. Hoskins' red bitch, Helen •• • • c 0.." Lady Mr. Beridge's white bitch Lily, against Mr. Eve's red hitch, Virgin' Mr. Hugging duo earl white bitch, Useless, against Mr. Cliaplin's red bitch, Fly For the Thies/ell Sweepstakes. Mr. Beridge's red and White dug, Gust, meaner* Mr. Hoskins' red bitch, Hairbell Mr. Cooper's reel bitch, Bashful, agniust Mr. Wilke brindled and white dog, Wambe.... Mr. Fisher's red dug, Felix, against Mr. Eve's red` dug, Regret . Felix Mr. Huggioa' brindled dug, Dragon, against Mr. Ehaplisi's brindlrd dug, Grasshopper On Thursday an interesting girl, of between seven TUURsDAY, NOVESIBLIS I. and eight years of age, the only child of resperiab , e parents, Matches. though in the humbler walks of life. when reaurning franc Mr. Beridge's red dog, Rattler, against Colonel school, was decoyed auto she shop of a grocer in Ehrlich- Elnibirst's biro k liiirli, Daphne Rattler street, who co mm it r e d a b ruta l mi l eage %you her person, Mr. Beridge's brindled dog, Rolla, agatust Mr As scion ns the unhappy parents were made acyranited with Couper`a yellow dog. Nonrual Nimrod the circumstance, t h ey V lit for a professions' gent l eman, Colonel Ehribirat's black birch, Rose, against Mr. on whose recommendation the parents lodged their coin. Beridge's brindled bitch, Wire.... [undecided] plaint with the Procurator Fiscal, on Sunday forenoon. Mr. Beridge'a dun pup p y, Trip, agst Mr. Fisher's The daring culprit went publicly to church on that dny, and blank bitch, Fun Mr. Beridge's I A • tt el w hit e d og , G ame , •ga i nst M r. on Nloso'sy morning m a d e hi s escape ill the Duke of G or d on roach, the riertdfnl measures fur his apprehension having, it i Eve's red clog, Regent .... eppanna i hens ton long delayed. The tether aisles that a Mr. Horkiiis' black suet while dog, Haml e t, Agnititt messenger ullfhTilloal lo overtake the delinlinunl. if fur. i Colonel Elcoluist's black dog, Sultan unshed twit:, a warrant by the three o'clock mail on Monday; For the Cups. but the man leas escaped. The daughter and mother are Mr. Hoskins' black bitch, Hermione, against Mr. 'angettlhsly ill ; the ' ' from the . ' - Clougli- ' dog, Chance •••• • • • Chutes ' bitch, Whiskey, aga i ns t Colonel 114 11 - , +w - ~~~ • COUR.TING. -No- MlDGium COURSING MEETING. 711 E rti fi P. Hugglna l briadleti bilek, Begzsr Girl, against Mr. R. Chaplin's red and white dog, Hector.. BegzarClr! Mr. Wilke' black and white bitch, Laly, 'flaw Mr. Hoskins' black hitch, Heetbs SATURDAY, NOTSIRRIII 3. Fur the Cup. Mr. Huggins 4 s brindled bitch, Beggar Girl s against Mr. Cooper's red hitch, Whittßey Mr. Clutigh's red slog, Chaise*, against Mr. Moo- kin.' black and while bitch, Hecuba Deciding Match for the Cups. Mr, Cooper's red hitch, Whiskey, against Mr. Hos• king' black and white bitch, Hecuba Fur the Tsthwell Sweepstakes. Mr. Haggins's brindled dug, Dragon, against Mt. Fisher's red deg, Felix Mr. Cooper's ►ed bitch, Bashful, &plait Mr. Beridge's red and white dog, Goat Deeiding Msteh for the Tailiwell Sweepstakes. Mr. Fisher's red dog, Felix, against Mr. Coupes red bitch, Bashful • IlfiTCl-1 OF TWO HUNDRRD MILES iN TIMEX DAYS. A gentlemen of the name of Conynham started on Weil nesday morning at level, o'clock, from Westminster-bridze, oa the above undertaking, for a bet of 200 guineas. route will be through Horsham and Chichester, from thence through Winchester into the Bath road, ou his way to Lon don. He had dune sixty miles at ten o'clock on Weskit silay night, and intended duiog more than one-third the distant'. The odds are two to one against him. He is a spare-looking figure, of five feet six 'ache*, and is 25 years of age. --- MEETINGS OP C 1 —a • UliS A T GU/LP/Ik/ TOWORROW. —•mm.-- SI. a. C. 'P. Conner, Peckham, soap-maker ll In Flynt, Ratcliffe-bighway, grocer.... H. Stuart, latent* Worcester, wine-merchant 11 . . P. Chubb, Aldgate. chemist.... 'J. Wright, Mill-wall, Poplar, anchur.sniith 2 It S.G. Poole, King's-road, (lichen, brewer 2 II J. Dicks, Tottenham cord-roml, carpenter . J. Callow, Princes-street, bookseller 1 I I C. B. Howard, Harlley-Witney, surgeon ..... 2 lo T. Duals], Baker-street, St. Marl-le-lame, apothecary 1 1 W. Morris, %Vellclose-sonarc, tayeru.keepo I II E. B. Deeble, Ws lbeck-street, upholsterer . . J. Rubinson, late of IN icholas.lane, merchant F. S. Newcomb, Garbilull Gillingham, dealer J. Clunk-, Camberwell and Whilechapel, hiker J Newman, Clerkeuweil. brewer J. 01.1ing, Old 'Change, stationer I In .1 31. Buirkes, lase of the Minority, hay Ild:CIIIIIall . . I 7i T. Posture, Caalle.street, Holborn, jeweller 1 lii J. APCarty, Strand, wine merchant T. Inram, Lower Thames.street, fishmonger 1 'll DIVIDENDS. J. Foulcrlon, Wontualynry, merchant G. J. Swain, Goodman's-fields, warehouseman It. Armstrong, Worcester-street, Southwark, hatter S. Snow, A Iliemarle-street, Piccadilly, dress-maker .. 1I H. Harris, late of Argyle-street, Westminster, now of Chipperfield Wood Mill, Hertford, grocer. . II W. Nedby, Lamb's Conduit-street, SI plaukterer M. Jones, Lundou-rorid,Surrey, nobulder . G. SeallfaU, Bishopygate-street, linett.dra per T. Holmes, Long.acre,•coaelmrsker T. Cruse, Chatham, Kent, brewer J. Hodson, Birchru-lane curd Walsworth, merchant : A. Gumpertz, Great Winchester.street, merchant l2 .1. Bromley, Circrizst reel, Mary •k.bone, :roam.° tigrr- T. H. Riley, Crawford.street, Mary-le.bune, linco-di :Orr lo J. Williams, Kisbopinsatoalreet Within, lint n•tlrsper .1. Wahey, Wellwyn, Hertford, meek:nen .1 P. Rillout, 13ridport, Dorset, linen-draper ll P. D. Abbott, Great Ormond-street, insurance -broker l2 %Y. A. Brown, College-bill, merchant ill J. Tyrrell, Maidstone, Kent, ironmonger ... l2 W. Lewis and .1. A. Henderson, Little Tows-a-street, wino-merchants J. Day and .1. Spratswell, Taviatock.street, drapers I J. and R. aergb, late of Leadenball•st reel, irbolessle lines-drapers to &monads's HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 19 after 1. I Evening 4S after 1. " Hendee= aging oastrap sapit." 66 oar page relates to man."—e/•ltTraL. Jest published, price be. ia boards (Fifteenth Wilms), THE YEWS of LIFE; • Noll-Medical Cm. sanitary en the indiscretions arising from %awn Frailly, is which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful g lees of Lees Veneer*, Gotturrlnes, Stricture, Seminal Weak ness, Sec. are fully developed ; Part 11. cuutsios aims re marks on cerioiu Female Complaints, in particular Servi lity; Part 111. embraces Praetical Ohaervatioss ea Seise' Debility, Self Abuse, and Menial Irritation, with Mlle observations on vegetable and animal life; in ; iv. is a Series of Cases illiiitiat ire of the peer. ding subj.-it-, explaining them in • familiar manner, and the shots 30- &eared to the Vusth awl Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Sisrgeour, Loudon. Nation heaths Omnibus ens dedit, si gels cognoverit Fince Heaven to all the fund of bliss supplies, Its frugal appliestiuu marks the wir.e." May he heal at MI, P:ossissoster.eow ; SY PolL•ala 41. Piccadilly; 10, Prince-verrei, Sotto ; 3.11, - Vlsobstrost ; , ' 171, Flett.oareet ; 40, West Susithlielit; 441, Cheops•d•• Loudest ; Siracusal. and Cu., Beata mid Co, Nruirwiek ; It. Dick, Ipswich ; Barrett sod tbi:Aatil Bath S64•111""d Bristol • Hatt, Cambridge ; Hca4k 3 , Li e& ; att4 a ll Boksellers. Messrs. GOSS sod Co. art rons u p e d, as estta4, everp days at Skit h 4,414, 1414 1 Patients iu the Cooraikran ar• quested to describe w Assutr l y the caw. e „ e i ta i si a iamb lance for Advice an,:, lll n di e i se, *hid, saeb e 16 „,„,,d e d Ia soy part of the w ood. GOSS and tc 61 . IL C. &new, 11, beiroirimatrett , krt. F •stver• Loads's_ Pe b.ced and reblishpd at TH tDEIMOS PRIM =A& • B E *MOSE Olate, N . $?, ems, C. et W Woad. . l Frl4 . BIRTH. At Arbuthnot House, on the 18th ult. the Viscountess Arbuthnot, of a ton. Ou Wednesday the. 71h inst. in Sidmouili-etrei *, Meek leobtirgli.square, the Lady of Willie's Cartwright, Esq. of a daughter. Wednesday, at Hale End, Waltbaststow, Essex, the Lady of William Cu:, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. At St. Andrew's, Auckland, ou Wednesday aennight, Cap tain Clutterbuck, of she 65th regiment of fl.Ut, sus of Jut,. Cluttes buck, Esq. of IVarkworih, to Diary Altn , youngest daughter of the late Hue. 'rhoutas Lye*, of fiction Home, wear lasi-bass. Ou Saturdiy sennight, ■t Southwell, Mr. William Bum eldest sou of Captain Rory, of Rippon, Yorkshire, to liar ►iet, daughter of the Rev. C. Fussier, M A., Vicar Choral of the collegiate church at &alibied'. DEATHS. On Monday, the 29th eh. at Burgh, Lincolnshire, Shaw, en honest industrimis cottager, aged 65 ; ht ma nally went by the name of Captain Shaw, as being the bat maker of day walls fur buildings iu that utighboodsood. On the 29th ult.' Mr. George Atcbeson, of North Shields, mariner, evil 46. This person I..st his life by over exertion at the pumps of the ship Peace, when wrecked on Tyne. mouth baron the 19th olt. On she 29th ult. at Horsham. the Rev. William Jameson, Rector of Clapham and Vicar of Horsham Cbuth to Sessex', aged 78. W'VF F~ a lb 1. eh It C Sr', ! • A Si, Ti U