The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-20 00:00:00

~~ V SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Dam,. Dec. Ilk—Carne down from the Ricer last night sod oiled. the Simandra, for Cabinda; Eliza, for Nt. Mi ./m.l's; Lloyds and Princess Charlotte. for Jamaica; Aty• my. for Gibraltar , t Adeons, far Bairns ; Earl of Egre seat, for the Cape of Good Rope; and Montrose, for TrlsidaS.—Arrived this morning, the Brisk sloop of war.' from a cruise —Wind E. N.B. • PIM:MTH. Dec. 18.—Sailed the Berwick, Jeffery, for Vag Diemsn's Land.—Wiud N. E. poersnotrns. Dec: IL—Arrived the Brothers, Motley, free Negritude, for JamalusAwith lost of salt;.—Wlnd R.N.E. ?mamma. Dec. lB.—Arrlett thi . S.ccess, from Qeebee. -.Wad N.B. • Naawscw. Dec. 19.—Arrived the Emily Packet from Gottetsburg. • The Freueda. Beyer, from Rugenweld and Ilolland to Iriidoir,js totally wreaked mew rkruodell; part of the cargo saved. The Duke of Gloucester is returaed to Bsgsbot Perk, from his exclusion to the west of England. The nutting of the Congress has been the occasion of an expen.litare of upwards of six millions of francs (140,01.101.) w Verorta.—(Gssetle de France.) We atiderstand that the Honourable W. Hill, Minis ter Plosipotentiary at Tapia, is ea be nominated to the vocent Ace of Under Secretary of State for Foreign AGO% Audis now en hi* road to this country for Alcat ro pose.—.(Courier . .) A Frankfort paper of a moot date contains the fel. Lilting nuclei— Arriestatetro, 'Dec. 7.—M. Hoffmann, of Date- 1 Medi, arrived on the 2d at Zurich, on his return from Moseilles, where be resided I weeks, to Impede owl the emit 'elution of the expedition of Kephales to i Greece. He has kept a circumstantial journal of his proceedings. On his first arrive!, he ievestlgated the 'l aments made by several Germans who had returned from Greece, partimtlarly by Lieut. Lefebvre, of Berlin , and which bad elicited great fermentation among the Peilbellenes at Marseilles. *bloused Fink, of War- 1 1 temberg, sad Ilujourdhui, of Bailee, declared that the.l cosmos Greeks were for the most part cowardly, creel,: rink haught y . barbarians, who bad so idea of European °Merged discipline, bat that a well organised corps ,mild certainly be useful, and in the worst case without apposition. Lefebvre recamed his lie., and declare snarly the same as the others. As there were no cm- I tsin accounts of the state of affairs on the continent of 'I Greece, the expedition sill lead at Hydra: and if the 1.4 , 1ers find, on their arrival, that they Can do nothing for the vies+) of the Greeks, it will return. A Commis.: ;icor H appointed for the repress purpose of keeping up a correspondence with &trope. The expedition was arrompanied by an agent from several English spec's. loon, whe goes to Greece to offer to the Chiefs of the min a lose D(200,0004 sterling. Extract of stetter from a private soldier in the 91st refit., • to his friend in Glasgow, dated Fort Augasta (Jamaica) ' WOW 22:= We hive been unfortunate with regard since we landed, having lost one captain, •id linuteisants, one assistant surgeon. our quarter raillersergeant, six sergeants, and about II! ages, six • wltilliKand eleven children. However, sines the end of May, the sickness has abated, 'and we have Ontisued healthy ever since. This Is what they calla . buret sees gesso., although in this part we bare opperienced to of this kiwi wpm I bet deco we bah blips in 414•40,4berarwas ■ alitlit shock of ids' sartli4saks lit in Killeen." The sltipsOolowin awd Deranow, sent in 1821 by the Russia& American Compauy to make discoveries on the worth-west cement's( Amevica. have returned safe. Be sides ',skies% most emirate sarvey of the north-west oast, they have digotered • pretty large island called Nanairak, situated. according to their account, in 59 deg. 54 loin. 57 see. north latitude, and 193 deg. 17 will. 12 sec. east longitsig. To morrow Wins St. Thomas's Day, the zonal elite - ties of Commtris emeritus*, will take place in the di f-, Prent Warted throngbout the city, which will, we no iterstand, with the exception °foe* or two of the smaller Wards, pea over without much opposition. In the Ward of Farringdon Withont, Mr. Williams. the late Sheriff, has been thrown .at of hit precinct return, amid' Nr. Young saanimously nominated in Isis room. AGOICULTnneII. DlSTfteee.-00 last Tuesday, a fir= user who resides near this city, being pressed to malls op his rest, endeavoured to sell his stock of two yeat old ewes, and offered them to a gentleman for nine *billings each. but. sncb is the distress in this neigh bourhood, that the offer was actually refusal I A few years ago, ewes of 8 similar description, sold freely alt fiby shillings tech, even after sheanag. How are rents to be paid, or business conducted, ender such semi. circumstances ?—(Limerick Telegraph.) The show of rattle at the Fair of Newcastle . . in this county, en Tuesday last, was very numerous. AlthoNglh. sissy attended with the idea of purchasing. few Gahm were wade; she prices for every description of COOP were 'ohm, that many returned without atieg any business whatever. How the truantry will be 'delete pay met, tithes and taxes, in such a condition of affairs, we know not I—(lbid.) A few days ago, the wife of Mr. Francis Collinme, of Condon, near Poroughbridga was delivered of a fine wale child. having three thumbs. filloST STOR • —A watchman came off hie round one morning lately, with pallid face and trembling limbs. and relate, that be had seen *hat he supposed to be a man.witle We Children In his arms, and that, surprised at seeing them abroad at the hour " when churchyards' Few', sot/graves give up their dead," he followed— what he followed—the apparition, until it arrived at the she the late fire in West Port, where a man and two ehildreo perished ie the 'lames ; and there he saw what 44e4aw enter ainong the rains, and immediately it disappeared! We do net possess the key to this marvel of a diseased imagination ; but we hear that the poor man's mind hasten' Mrs:pod ever since, as we suspect ft most have been before he could have seea e wbat he -said Isaese4—( Edinburgh Sear.) - The grounds between Queea-street and Heriot-row. *Lich have Su long remained an eye-sore in that part of the city, are to be immediately enclosed with • rail; log, and laid oat into pleasure ;walks foe the inhabit ants. Ceneiderable progress has already been made is the eariteradierrigt ; led ws understarwl the commissioners ef illiterate. and western district. have already acquired the property of she irrounds, and that the operations of roclosieg and embellishing will commence immediately. --(ibid.) It is with pleasure we twice the increasing proope rity of oar venerable University ; the Matriculation Lim, emit this early period, amounts to the unprece dented sober of 1973. —(l4tid) We esderstand that the Sth of January next is fixed as ohs day to commando running dictated from Mallow to Perth direct. A young Woman in the perish of Middlebie, Dum fries shire, has the fullowiag relations, all living, with their faculties quite satire, aad capable of attending their I employments; timely, two greet grand fathers, two great grandmothers, two graadfathers, two grandsothem a stepfather, mad a stepmother. cad father tired nether. ADDRESS OF THR CORI TO THE bORD --- 7 A Post Assembly of the Corporation of Dublin wed held on Tuesday at the City Assembly House. puissant to Requisition, addressed to the Lord Mayor, for the purpose of preparing an Address to Ms Excellency the Lord Liertenant. and to express the abhorrence which the Corporation felt it the atrocious outrage which u ttered at the Theatre on Saturday evening. • Mr. J. B. Fitzsimons opened the business of the day by wooing, that the bord Ma of and Board of' Alder men be requested to agree with the Commons in naming a Committee, to prepare an Address to the Marquess Wellesley. pursuant to the Resolution. Mr. Tudor seconded this Requisition. Mr. Willis moved as an amendment, that the Re. quisition be sent for, and that the names affixed to 4t be read. • This motion met with mach opposition, and excited much altercation.; but being wended, was put from the Chair. The " Ayes" and "Noes" were both en loud, that it was difficult to decide which had the majority. It was then put a second time, when the Chairman decided in favour of the Noes. Mr. Williams said, t bat he rose to move that a Petition to Parliament aboold be--(Here Mr. d'illistes wes as- sailed with loud bissis; and the clamour was so vio lent. that it was impossible to hear what his motion was) Mr. Willizme-4 woold ask bow the Police conld be expected to do its duty, whilst they are ander the Na ftali! of a partial Magistrate.—(Loud hisses.) • Mr .Bennett.—Ttse Police did do their duty. Here Many voices exclaimed that Mr. Williams's motion was out of order, and could not be enter tained. The question was then put on Mr. Fitzsmions's mo. tion, which was carried. The Resolution was then seat op to the Board for their concurrence. A similar resolution Mime down from the Hoard of Aldermen. A Committee was then updated, aril an Address prepared, which was adopted by the Corporation. A. itemize then came down from the Board !of Alder men, requesting the concurrence of the Commons in a resolution of thanks to Psi. Johnstoo,Esq. Private Secre tary to the Lord Lieutenant,fer hiss spirited and intee l ,id conduct at tie Theatre on Saturday night, when the out rage was offered to his Excellency. This was opposed by many persons, on the ground that it did not come within the Requisition. Mr. J. B. FtrasiuoNs moved, as an amendment, that the name of Alderman Parley. and the other Police Magistrates, should go coupled with the name of Mr. Johnstone, in the resolution ; Alderman Harley .was a loyal Magistrate, and though the rebels might trawl out a hiss at him, they were afraid to do so openly. After much noisy discussion on the subject, the Post Assembly broke up without coining to any resolution on the subject, snd without the question having been put; Mr. Pi whoops previously haviag declared that lie would bring the resolution forward on the ensuing Quarter Assembly. Mr. Williams', Amendment, which be was prevented from ending. it was understood was. " Hist a Petition to Parliament should be prepared, praying that as Aet might be passed early in the esetuag Sessions. to empress all Orange, and other illegal $o- The t.aMill. Reaw l Nfe a the was *Poet went the Lie.. Teas. Jithilig.ailde‘hwia emus chaise having posed at the men cwt, the Noble Marquis and his daughter. Lady Tlkedi 'Mew. pro ceeded to the Hibernian Hotel in this The Noble travellers bad been on their way to from Hos. tellan Castle, and we are happy to add. wed no per. aosal injury from t b a accident, although occurring under very disagreeable circumstances. The night was quite dark, linden the spot at which the carriage was ores , turned there was a large pool of water. in which the Noble Marquis aid hie fair companion stood nearly to their knees. His Lordship, we understand. will pro. Geed tot England iinmediately.—(kilkeany Mode. rater.) EARTHQI7.IIII AT ALAPPO-•••-•The Extracts yesterday given by us, respecting this awful calamity, were cal culated to induce a hope, that the shocks bad ceased.— It appears however, from the following report from Mr. Coastal Barker dated October 19 (the day after the date of the last Extract published), thae there has been a rt.' cumin* of the calamity:—" At half past fire, v. De. (be , says), a violent shock of earthquake has destroyed all our hopes of its being terminated." A Meeting was held on Ssturday last. at Hereford, on account of the High Sheriff having refused to call a C oun ty m ee ting relative In the state of Agricultural Distress; when it was agreed forthwith, and most res. pitiably signed, to petition the Lord Lieutenant of the Conatt, revealing that, in consequence of the High Sheriff having refused their Petition, his Lordship would be pleased to call a County Meeting on the same subject. Tina Pevgnaesovou BILL Of FAltt.—We understand, that at a petty sessions, held at Peterborough, Nov. 30, the magistrates of that.liberty recommended the follow ing soak of wages to be given by the surveyors of the higlkonywto•penons employed rpm the roadi— e. d. A ilagle man . . . • 4 It per week. A 113111 and wife . . . 3 0 per week. Alikn sad wire with 1 cYjlf . 5 6 per week. Ditto with 9chthlren . . .6 U per week. Dist, with 3 children . . 6 9 per week. Ditto with 4 children . • . 7 6 per week. Ditto With 5 childien . • . S 3 per week. Ditto with 6 children . • . 9 U per week. Ditto with 7 children . . .10 0 per week. We subjoin , the scale which had been previously Appa c y A single man . • . A man and *ifs . • . A man, wife, and 1 child . Ditto and 2 children . . Ditto and 3 children . . Dity and 4 children . . Ditto and 5 children . . Ditto end-6 children . . Ditto and 7 children . • 11 3 per week. In either case, sixpence per week for each family is recommended to be allowed in addition to the above, if they have rent to pay —(St amford News.) The ship William and Alfred. which took bre in the West India Export Dock, was weighed on Wednesday.— Pumping commenced at 12 o'clock, the water of the (lock being drawn dos n to two feet below the alibis windows to facilitate the operation, and at about 4 p..ia. she floated, and was pot into the 31ackwall basis. The ship was placed in the basin with her bow filth@ mad. and the water was drawn down to enable the shipwrights to stop the holesaade is sending her. She is now nearly fres of water. - It is with mingled feelings pf shame. grief, and iadig mules. we state that a clergymen panted Milks. was yesterday (Mousy) charged before. swe Magistrates with an attempt to comsat tan isiistrist adios. The detisquesta was Y 610,1011 to at ourialise &sales and take Ms OA fortbiktffisdkO.Unteeff In**. aid esti tared,. 1061. eicb.--(I4M mfr.) RACE AT VI itONA. —. clench papers from Verona %tali• list bike bogimilig of this month. " the whole population kr a Komi nee, on the Place de l'Ampllthea . • toose nose Me agorae rotes. The Sovereigns tad tee diplomatic corps were p tat skis estertalnment. white WU glean by toe ecustroorctst Masses." Id what a dirt' recd r esert tkose '• lug races" would appear to the people' of tins I " ', may be seen by Use following letter float an Eng. lbelloistlesman who was present at the spectacle. lndepeud ski Of his description' f that Scene, hi* letter to otatausi es It on account or other partleolars. " VIIIONA. Dec. 10. 1822.—.Siocy,the notable fete in the amphitheatre, nothing material of a public nature omitted up to this day, when the Veronese were treateit,, with a boriewaze of so ludicrous a description that the most grate John Bull in all England could nut befrololl i it witoont laughter. The morning was ushered in as ittrottrably as could be wicked, and at an early hour the' Place d'A Woes, which is close to the Ora , became the `' g I resort of all ranks. During the whole of last week carpenters were employed in confining a places, a , Mice% and the road did not exceed ball an gas bob mile: What an extent of ground for a racehorse ! At 12 &slob preciaely, twelve Italian steeds, of matchless Shape .sod symmetry, matted together ; and—will it be believed?- started without either riders; brink', or waddles! A strong paling of deal boards was intruded to prevesit `them frdus bolting, but the precaution appeared uneetes sary„for. with the eitePtlon of some snortingornellitise slid 'kicking, they galloped, round witu as muck doeihty U Astley's ponies. (lose to the circus a royal stand poo 'tied up, and it displayed in gay hediseutes; the same appendages of pink, white. yellow, dud blue satte, which had ornamented toe peri limn in the amphitheatre . Farther on the public in general were aecomodsted or a large platform. file two Emperors and the King of Naples were present. It was,olsserved that the latter showed biso. self gallant to the ladies, notwithstanding his advanced years. The Emperor of Russia was dress: din the Austrian nniform, toil never looked better.S.The Msrtinis of Leo. douderry was the only Englishman of rank who a it nramrd the amines He appeared in the splendid uniform of tbe 10.11 Hussars; ant the dreSs of Use M itchioness bid de• lance, not only to every fair aspirant in Verona, bat la all Italy. I must not omit to sawuA so that the sapient animals who had to exhibit before Vs? Mighty of the earth were decked omits all thecoloursofthe rainbow,and, i to reader the display still more farcical, each race-horse Carried his nomber paintedon his side, as well as the initials of the owner's name, in large conspicuous characters. About* huadred yards from woat was ca.:, d the winning post, a huge black cortaio was drawn across, ann a map, .taading bible& pulled i t to stopt he horses, after they had gate round six times. After the first heat 064 over, one of the three military beads who had attended on the occa sion marched into the course, leading on a set of char ty boys. in quick time ; and the latter, on rousing oppos.te to the Royal stand, stopped, end made a bow of pro. found homage to their Majesties. They then turned back, and resumed their seats on the platform, close to the spot where the Dodds, of Justice stood personified, with her scales and sword. The second hest theta misarsenced, sod with it termisateil the wholeffeta,e —a, fete that certainly would have done honour to Barthel°. mew Fair! By the latter end of the week the hovereiges will leave this town for Venice, whence I understand they wilt proceed to Trieste. It is said, however, th it Prince Mettereich, after staying a few disys at the loniser place. will return direct to Vienna. Mr.Gortlon, the British Secretary of logatiom takes his departure for Vienna toasigist. It ia said fur certain that fait Em peror of Austria will not retorts to the eapital of his. iettlitinirdemistions befait'Neie Year's Day, wishing' to scold the !imam .getwissay a.4;beifserato wit. lirsTaffilirm.—.l4rd Stradgford has been weathers bound for woo days at Trieste, where he is to take ahippiag for toestentinople.--The pass over pe the Al by the Simplon is now so completely stopped up by the snow- as to be quite impassible. The in of Pressia is expected here in the coarse of this week.. Report says that his Majesty is inconsola ble at the lota of his Prime Minister, Prince Harden berg. The Archduchess Maria Louisa is preparing to retarn to Parma itunsediatelv. stAt PORATIQN OF DUBLIN} A - PINS HOUSE LI EUTZNANTI I An article hi the Fre ....... . I DEWING AT TATTERSALL'S—Dec. 19. Dastae.-7 to) art c. out of T:mlIT-1I to 1 ace c out of Web--I3 to 1 apt c. out of Patina-17 to 1 apt Char coal e. Caaarr.-1/1 to 4 Bast Motes-13 to 2 asst Wastoe c. R:TaaosDtxasT Fox C.Racc.—Sic Jacob Astiey's foxhounds threw off at ltingstead Covers on Friday last, and found near Sonterfield, • fine deg fox, which left the cover in gallant style, anti proeNtded with the I wind blowing from the North west across Somer. field Farm, by the side of Dockinktown, over a fine monotry to Stanhoe, Barwick. and Creak : here the bounds came to a cheek, and after tel minutes casting, they bit upon him again, and pro ceeded tout droit over Leicester-Niter. Farm in the front w(Cranmer Ball, to Scolthorpo, where he was viewed' atm the last field op to a cottage ga'den, within a bib of Fsitenham, when the hounds became at fault ; after cracking their whips in the ditches to no purpose, B.yaard was spied on the tiles of the cottage, when a 'general cry was raised to save hint, end the sportsmen dismantling, caught him as he slipped off the ti es by tie' cottage dour and drove Lieu in, when Iteynard was sc. eured in safety and taken home in a sack for another day's 'port. Lt was about Id miles, cod 200 horsemen started is the chase. Webb dines! on Wednesday with slew friends at Stork wa r —During the eveniag be was remarkicg drat his horse was a very superior one, hut vicious. On tern hseown lie was thrown from his seat, end fa his falissolived a contusion on his head. This ;Mei &Di gave rise, last night, to a report that he was killed. Died, on Sonilay last, at his house in Upp. t Gros venor-street, Sir George Duckett, Bart. aged 97. Ecursas.—Within the reretation of the year 19t3 there will be six Eclipses : via. . roar of the sus and two of hies moon, when one of the foriair.'siol both of the latter. lumi nary will be visible in this cooutry ; those of the moots being total and very large. On the Sth of this month, there was so thick a fog at Nantes, that objects could cyst he distinguished at the distance of four paces. Jfl iny of the inlialritrots lost themselves, anti mistook one street front another, so that when they thought they were at h ow , t h e y were, in tact, at • great distance Irma it,—(Frenol Paper.) The snow wasso deep in some !taut of Scotland list week as materially to retard the progress of the mail sod other coaches. Ort Wednesday se'tinight, as the boat artaeliwl . t 0 tike Bardsey Island Light was in the act of putting 81104 after landing Mr. tioldard. a heavy sea struck bet, aced instantly filling, the whole on board 'smutted, cr.sist ing of sit vow's. Coax Eacoarroc, Dec. 20.—The fresh •rriv*ha of grain sioce Monday are moderate.' Wheal, of fine qua lity, finds buyers on the same terms as last quoted. Other kinds are dull. Barley coatinoes to go cif hea vily. Beans fully support the last prices. Peas es-11 1 freely. at Monday's prices. The Oat trade is dull: lialassar, Dec.-40.---There was a gait sambaof ow, at market this snornieg, and th o s e of Iris* goalie? obtained • high Oct., hut the aertererniin se per our last !petition. le sheep there 'was also a good supply: prase* ;Ostia ?floridity. MAT naltiCT.-ILe above Mirka remaitiri it rice ps per our latt. IntUuY L %NE THEATIte; Last night,n nett ripen wig pertnrthed; entitled & nett bj; otter • Times or, Wile% Is VW Atha: ittport ascribes .the: Oielegue to the pea of Mr. 31)4t):41). It io 110 t, eettorYrf 'to idealise the dramatic part of Works profc,sedly 'needed .. as mere vehielek for mueie With Detester° icratioy, and though nie edit', of this Ciperi keiriently Dims at voluethliur ,ospedoe, for the lingullgel ii latioriorialy inflated, lie ;hail ato the author no Injury by miring el little as potrilble of hitt'• • emaposition: One ohriotle enjeeticia IS the entiesie length; which the Theatre will d.. wel to remove trt a very Mere; rartaitmeot. doother is the total West et relief to the SV , rioitg declamation In which it abounds If we mistake • oot,•Olnaubject itself hae heels already upon the nage oat movothan one °Maslen. . In 19.14, a Tangle Arg o In three .Agest, by Sir -11,tralt.si flasiftnetne, eras brought oat at Drerydane Theatre, and to some tiMe after the sans sap-, jest Was draraitlzed.by Mr. 011.0111 IN for Coreettirtrdos. If uor teaolleetion bei correct. the prtsent Opera is tootber-at tempt to appropriate the plot of the hilt Piece to *MA we have shaded, The inetlents of the opera arise printlpelfy from the ambition of Sontreshl (Mr. Coarse), • tibo stns foy.' merit'-the gimirdian of Mylemerid tool tog White et Lithuania. He forms a ripqn i 4 no s lope's hid ,o , irt height,* Hemmed (Mrs. Wiwi) mo tie itennets Phd- Yt.ro.P 4 Ve• W!tlY 11 ). a •Elgestilk ?dowse to *bon be 11 about to be married. For this pirpote he getv poitheston of the Princess, who makes het *sew.)e aferiellen, sod the embarrassment arises out of the dint,eltles tO:lrfilsh she is -. exposed before She is recognised in Her Wire tiftiltente;, and wedded to the object of her 'flu:lions. Mr. Inltateass Wing - delightfully, bid W cannot say mach for the seesie cif • She . . drams, which Is sometimes irietective,ond in nomplosimmeen • . copied from the Froorstv Miss Fovea and MN. AniSnif quitted themselves with considerable talent la tinteweni .• exertions, and Madame Varents, mho %sandhi OM* al; ?eater, is also to be eommended fot the talent site dirtpliyhd. Though some of their hest performers were Droved into settee, they had not men!' opportunity to distinguish then stied. Mr. Coosa, Mr. TWIRL; and Mrs. Wait, did art much as could be done for Omit respective pass, but the piece hung bithy.. it is r groat curtails's% Vette tint it can have soy Masco tif bemooning attractive; we boor, therefore, to see that en the molt representation, its tensor will be much reduced. 1 • I BO I LNO. Saggrets SIMMS* Tile 'AMATO% AU mw; Tinell TIM *Culminates min. This match, fur twenty sovereigns aside. rock Place el Helmsley Common, att miles from Stratisfiellsey, Hant,, (the seat of the Date of Wellington% dm Wedweids env . noon. some enemies heels' blesailtilad at spot first lied upon, who it tees hope, meant The men had proved themselvegeod twelve dews who only wanted some of the tea' Cosrt tomtit& wits waited for to second Matthews, bet be did net to time, and your Backbone satipifed his plate. *e. the cricketer, picked op Granger. A Tarry merry lit battle followed. In the first toned both showed mesh ghletr, atilt *lir too wet anxiety for flooring preventing mischief. 'llserthrew flask blows away, and Onager' was tholes fa wthitiOlfs It whkh both were ripen. 2. Matthews was lilt herd with Stie . ight head of tie tight leer, whist. vent hint away, bathe lid not **down; tie rev,- wed bitee4l, west boldly up to his adversary! , beivikan4 erg his wk. The claret fieweigerliy, and Omegal. Mtn; It beglakneer whittler+ Ise had kit the prominent ester, of , Me her& This was a symptoteesistinealliteisalhatrhiitese soon pot that idea on one side. 3. A gay fighting round of tins riOnnfell thanes, wish • 'lasi advantages until the lest of It. Give and lake at this snatch was the order of rallying, until both were hit to a drunken stand still. They separated, and after piping .1. bit they unsettled train, and contended for the scratch, Mob by loch, antes Matthews wee bowed by a heavy blow oaths throat, which tamed the light fall Silo I egateSc him. 4,3, and ti. More skirmishing and wrestling for woad wind. 7. An , • hard fought mind, in which erecter led, sod again )•• It' • father mother floored his adversary , blittrjait, IF was Thames to a duck 1n the Bth round, Matt/mall ditidd it' &ilia visit is the forletn bops, and told his advansey's epolnalespen, bat it was too late. Both down fe.all I elope. 9. Alastbews was knocked tovia it goleirill. 10. 'lbis round settled the battle is 90 oktisko. Mat thews MRS thrice, repulsed at going up to Ms otleorasty's head, and at length be was dropped by a blow oil as pie, aid aid was beat out of thee. Granger, althesidt dsi MN! Der, hid quits motet for a Satre one. lIICKMAN'S (the Oar Light Man's) FUNERAL. Yesterday morning. between eleven sad twelve teeleck. a cas CiNICOUfat of persons assembled is Aldersgat• and Jambi-streets to witness the funeral of Hickman. -who un fortunately lost his life no his return, • few day, since, from the tight of Josh. Hudson and Shelton. At twelve o'clock the funeral procession etimmeneed from the Adam anti Esti In Jewin-street. the houie of Olckman. The pall was sap. ported by Josh. Hodson and Shelf's ; Too Seleher and Harms?; and Randall sad Turner. The tidier of the G. his brother, and. some o her relatifs,. ware the prtneipel mourners. The procession was tilled up by Mr. Waken. Tote Owen, Scrogginse Parish, Oliver, J eat Been, Parra, Powell (of the Fives Court), hitt Davies. Basta. and Pierce Egan. Ou the rollin, the plate stated Hickman to be la Itta th >ear. He was buried lo the eharehlare, is r ate tain. Toe Clergyman. at the eo'clusionolthe fon r : i cleicintarnadd the eoneregation, that otttiluosisy "Strewn nett. ft wet his intention to preset a sermon on the nnfer tenet' details*, two proves befouling to that paAsh (al luding 3 :6 Illenstii. Roe sad ifieboest). Tee Cherub -ti rd was Ailed with speciato , s. The gran of Milkman was 1$ fees deep. Oa Use ground, we observed, OHM*. Hill gales. Jack caster, Osage Head, ie. who were sot is time to Jets is the r.roression. The crowd In the streets was immense and lot. of amateurs of the highest respectability were meow{ the !peels:ors. paying the last tributi to the remains or this estraordtaary man in the Pugilistic Wort& The windows else of the houses were crowded. Mitts fives*, so great an interest 4id the funeral of the Gas Lighs Max t• in the minds men of 'usage's, midpoint* uttionnesteri with the Fancy. Upon **whole, It terstd sot Save been eopd•cted,ia a more respectable messier. The Needles of the parish &Heeded, and the assistance of several Police tif- Seers was nrcrssery to protect the mourners from the great pressubiof the word.. The Champion of Egg-land was prevented front 'Sending as one of the pall•bimpors, ia oon sequence of a restive horse, oe the preceding- evening. afar Stockwell, having throws him otl, and Idles upon him.— ' Cribb teas Steen up for deed; mid be did not cows to hie senses for bell an hour afterwards. U. medical 'dyke being sent for, he was bled. end coarrryed house to his house, The Champion is pronounced oat of dens*, lint se riously bruised about his shoulders and Webs. Bto. Riot;lse —On the 26th uk. mere sompletzly rung on three sets of musical band-balls, bp Mfr. Jodie& Short, a farmer and grazier at %Piston, sear Binning sum. three complete courses of harmonica's chtogns, vii a course of Bob Royal, tea is, is I' obsngeat a clone of Hsi ifaitorsts, nn In bills-464 changes; a 'bourse of Bo6dhert, as 16 htills-41d6 eh anpres t wakialg hi the tibole.poeformanre chtingsa. A few dip ego, the Society ufMartin's Ifooths, Berri nzliartu. paid a frienoly thit U. twit Mott bet shwato.fiorio 441 C o ventry, statitannientoeuto amended Hon fi.ithis WNW sod stone 'spire of Ik, Marda's Clineek (Stet f os s gig; s ad v omplotelv (mica Mae Post of Xootio,l ?ed i t 1,-, Boys!, consist 's , * of 5,1.160 harmonious changen, 1 0 1 14 mai Wooer. cousd!n tato flooriati U I t r s • 4 ~- • I # d I . I , ...• • ;,1 - 71 tl 1 11 ~ 1 hr. i :1 3 A