The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-12 00:00:00

F. - - E STA'rEMAN. PIM( F.T-STREET, TES! P LE-R AR. The -REMAINING P.IRT of the EXTENSIVE STOCK. •f FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURBsIoo gra•mt Trafalgar iliarboards, pcime seta...lied Donor and 1) , s;f1 reathte lie.ts aol Bedtimes 4 Turkey, Brapsels, and MU t Carpets, of noir diasensinns; . IRithogauy Chairs co vered sin, Morocco Learber sand Satin Hair Oath; as log Mid Bed-room ditto, illirrtin; Pier, had Chimney Cloo-s, in rich gilt Frames; an Eight Day Vinci; ; a Fowl ing Piece, by Nock; Plate,Toldeaod Bed Linen; a 00 0 0 East India Gong. and Miscellaneous Effects, the geitaine IProperty of SAMUEL JAUOE, Cabinet-Maker and Up ihnisteror, TO BB SOLD BY AUOTIOS, By Virtue of a Bill of‘Bale,) • By Sir. NORTON. On the Prenevii. No. 6. Picket t otrcet, Temple-bar, TO. 1%10 I:. IW, al Twelve ti•Cfnelt precisely, - . VOMPRI - ING six cliont fopr-paist Bedsteads: "‘.., and Chints. Cotton Furniture; twelve prim , seasoned CnortP aid Bows Fentber •Ded• •Itoltsters, and Alloys; Field and Tent ditto. Reaper!' and ' Festoon Windrow Curtail*, large Whaley IT%Arts ? and Marseilles Quilts. The Cabinet Articles comprise . I)ottble and Single ' Commode Chest of Drawers,' Wardrobe, Secretaries, rum Hauls-eases ; linziegs Cud, Pensiofike, and Loo Tables I Ladies %York diner tee 'than' and Ceilaret Sidebriards; SlabiKany Chairs. and Other ditto, riclil . tiotered ; two Gentlemens' Ortisio4 Stands, ytit b Apparutint complete ; two Cylinder Wrilitig Desks ... , rich tut Class and rhinA, Foreign Table and Bed Liaeli, a few scarce Prints and Painiiisgs, Catalogues to be had on the Premises, and of the Auctioaeer, l'fiotere-stmt, B.64'6:friars. We have this morning received another very important I,t ctrr from Amicus Jusvip.st,.upri the sphjeft of u ff,FnancY, stud lameut that it in not to our power to insert it this day.— We vital!, however, take im early opportunity of laying it before the Public, sad strongly recommend itt perusal to all the Fat E N Ds of the CothrtitirtfK, as they will find mach aad sound argument hit the ; Letter, and matier'highty Sksereing their attention at this critical jancture. - ..-:-.. eir. Mails -' • . . Doe. I Dublin 't • ' • Viinti•rCifil 2 . g e • • * Lisirou 6 1 0 - *pieta: by STOCKS Tif 18 HAY Ulla O'CLOCK; S per Cent. Red. 66 66 19 per Cent. Coo. stmt. Umatilla .41 di•• • _ 7`HE S ITSMA N. LONDON WEI/XL/DAY, niccus,a 12, 1819. STATE 01? HIS 11.4.1.1111 TY'S BEALT4. H 1 ' Windsor Casge, Dec. }A.• " His 'Haim% has passed a good eight s iq4 apinitrs much thG same as he was yeaterday. v ! R. H. REYNOLDS. 11. lIALFORD: W. lIEBERDEN. • • ft. N. BAILLIE. tt k now again stated, that iginisteri reilifuo. ROGUE Parliament, in COLIS0(041CO of his Maazan ' being better. We shall Tait, now, to see their future measures. We are inclined to pause, 'afar as the question regards flack conduct ; fur we OOw bare something more awful to 10615. at. We know, that the present Milliliter, not only !sad brought Engtaud to the brink of ruin, but* would (and that inevitably) plunge her into the wide abyss, if they continued in power for try length of time. But we saw a dawn of hope, that they were, themselves, on the sae of being plunged into that obscurity, truce which nothing but the ,engeanco of Heaven, fur the punishment of N 4. TIONA4cRIDIZI (GOD know! how many England has to answer for !) could have raised' theni. We saw that dawn, 'and hoped from the pain cif commenting "pop them to o th er and better things. Now, there is a rumour afloat, that Ippals every heart that gives any credit to it, and has any. regard to the Nation, the Constitution, and the 'FAMILY on the 'Laßelle !—We will nausea this rumour. It is tea odious i too sickenin4 to every bosom ! The rumour, we had 'basest more than a week since ; bat we spurned at it, as toe bar to be listened to, and too incredible .to be believied: 4ts substance has now, indeed ) 'beau formallysti .. !minced by a Ministerial PyintOitlll tltie rlaPhoind utterly cast it 'away with contempt ( We Cannot; avail not, believe it !—HoWever; thit tee have tat illy-.—thia Paper has not bent the knee to' any' rialtos' et POWER on • earth, and never will Thi Public 'is its munificent PatfOn ) and it wants no other. • • * 1 ~. Public will find in this day's Paper, the coniniencenieet of Mr. Lovera.'s Narrative of the i 3 r Osccestions he . has' suitained;. as Proprietor Tut .TA.T . C.saia.ir. 'With militia to the late'iudi men: of the GUart of us&z Bakst; •he ileitis' to appeal to the' . LAws of"thg aghind the Pisi: ingot that 4udgenint.•=-He *in 011. upon the AD; sifetstatoni Of the Lair to eisieebt fkinsselVeir, amd Zile moot Ironbt 'that they do so. - '-•Lfe • his lan Vita s At* the times have got to that *O pass, 'that 'lathing 'is heard but the isaragn `piisions, not Cited /Mare, 'whore nothing but . Ike semblance of the D.'ihitey ought to aPrcail its benign influence. . ~ • • This morning, tie Compbtitors Sind Pressmen cm. played an' The' Tinies 111ni4siiiper, ionvittad last Solviono fOr ei C%Onspfriey; fie the. Orion Of"rail. ing their wages, were bralight up mud severally re imiveti the fallowing sentence's ' ' • Robert Howlett and JtXtilleis,.lirn yews Imprisonment In Newgnie ; Wastray, Cliftmg, Beelrett, ' eightten month-; Woolley, Byrne, Haley, twelve niontls ; Pasquio, Medi Coilioge, Coy, Latham,. Macartuey, hturkintush, Craig, Cpap arm, Sine months each. • ' • On this, we could- , -anit with facility, thopgh not without indignation 7 write a • volume, nay 'tiro s than The Times has ever contained in snits eV. nal columns.--NVer have no' *keine*: ftlii . r .44 ? shall resume this subject. 'Ms I kiteitink of tdebt• nation shall, be probed to its - corrupt iutd vile Cote ; owl the., %ye shall aest . 'tai arofthe comgttali i, and' who ocotri to be tho•riitiaia . af taw. night to permitted to latcrfera La*, The following Nuticc we rut:cited this mond.% from LLOTDeb : " Information to Masters of vessels, particu- 1 larly in the Coasting* Ttado.—On Fri:lay last, a very large French' schooner captured a brig off Berry-head Signal Station, near Torbay, and car. tied her off. 64 It has been suggested by an experienced Naval ' Officer, that vessels passing up Channel without { protection, in westerly winds, should, after pass• ing the Start, and the shoal off that point, haul in tqward airtinpmth, and round the Bay, instead of stewing direct for Portland, In which tract all the danger lays. By going mend the Day with a f4ir Wind and bold coast,, vessels would keep inside of tb enemy's crelzerr, and the diference in the pas. sage, with a moderate breeze, tepid not, most, be more than three or four hqurs." Yesterday, orders were issued from Earl WIN ! ;11114E4 ) Groom of the Stole to his Majesty, that the Bulletins respecting the state of his Ma. jesty's tfealth, are, in future, to be shown only from the hours of two o'clock to four. Te s ter44y Lor4 41seits came into iraittin at ,fames's Paiace, p the Lord of his Majesty's peilAilimliic," aid wßieentiane during the week. Sic.. Puente* it therom. - ' • On Maeda r the flake of co stIIERL4NIII 144 f! Winitsee t foe ',pedal. • The followleg Regiments are ordered for imme. diate einhailtadolt at Cork, for Portugal ;—lot battalion 4shand 76th, quartered it Fermoy ; Ist ditto 6th, stationed at lineate ; 29th • at Mallow • and the Ist battalion 38th, at Burr. • Major-G eneral Rousxon embarks at Portsmouth in a few days lo to 'to Portugal, he being appointed to the Staff of Lord WELLING.IOO army. • Dr. M‘Dovciait is appointed Physician to the Army under Lord Ilteit.t.iewrori, and e.mberkil immediately at Pottameuth for Portugal. • ,' Surgeon; M‘Liatt 'and Baowr are appointed Staff Surgooni to the Army ;n ! Ortega!, and elabark immediately for that ;Gentry. • ' Hoyt gratifying to the natives of Ireland most be .the perusal or the narrative of the events at present passing in Spain, when in every odors they read the names either of the Btaires, the 07Caan - ora,s, the O'DowtEr.s, or the O'Dostiotronvis, thOse high spirits„ who volunteer in ever's , servile where, hooour calls, and by their exploits perpetuate the ilndes of their native land. titaices CAROLINE ArtExt.xv, matiie4 on Saturday last to Mr. WEDDERRURNE I is very beautiful, 1114 only in her 17th' year.' • Yesterday 4 Court of Directors was held at the Emit-India House, when Captain EDWARDS it4r sworn into the command of the shy Lard .Orber ) coissigned to tienel *direct, • •• 1 • • • • Government is psing great exertions to send out : all kinds of stores to Portugal.. 4 fleet of trans:, ports is now lyi ~gat Deptfor4,• and people arc eta. ;.PinYed :shipPluelioni# At and dayi among which is elothiug oi every description, bed-clothes, heMmiseVs, fAc. s . soon as thc3o transports have sQed; others*, it ia SIM, will secceet, and continue ;o take in cargoes of the same description. • • 'RY the late Treaty between France and Austria, the gal l ium. Fits recogn4es the Confederating: of the Rhine,* and becomes one of the subordinate eatellites Of ItAeoLeox s '.Frivate letters . had been received in Amsterdam fsoni HaMburgh, stating that nine of the most anti neat merchants of that town h•tr been declared atidthat three others had stopped pay: Meet: blinyathers will unquestionably and the thostdidtressing consequences arc fearfully iuticipated." 21iny (allures have also taken place at 'Braaten, and alike commercial towns on the Confloeet. • It is also stated from Ilaniburgh, that advice* had %tee ieciefied there,. itioeuncing that Bdiatailiasits burning 'ttirereelsad been enforced it Korligebnigh isid advirai`othey,?,russian ports: .„ . Otte Of theiiiindpat Subjects which wilt occupy the attention of. reellaineht; what it 'meets for the dispitch'orbuiiriesti r will be the Ameba o Jet ; Bullion Committee. • The question whether the strictiots shall be taken off do Bank, 'in a limited time, to enable it to resume its payeenti its seeds . ; Ica subject that'interests the . community Ikt large. It will give rise to some in3portaut discussion. '. • ' . . The has sailed from Plymouth for 'Lisbon, with the Johanna transport,' with clothing 'sod, 30,000 blinkets . for our troops, and a tianspo4 . l pith' detachments for several regiments . in Portugal. "." `Upwards of 100 fine 'young fellows have Joined] the Cheshire Militia at Plymouth, as substitutes -the •roour of-persems - drawn.. The bountkor-Ourrl have received are uncommonly .high--‘from 70 $ 120 guineas per wan. • • ~•• " ' • • I It has been observed, that the r ide of the zees . has increased in a rapid degree Since•former times. • "This, however, cannot be said of our too ,dern Chief Magistrates; as 'in the 19th year of the coign of Edward the Wth . ., Rcinciti lltritt,n, Esq. one of the Sheriffs, was ffned 501. by'the Court of Aldermen tot kiteeliaq •too near the Loan MAYO* while at' prayers in St. Paul's Churchl • On the 30th ult . . 'died soddenly, at his house in the Friarage, in the town . of Lancaster, ItirtnaND Lord Viseount FAUCONDERGi ist the 6dth year of kis See. Ile wasline the NY remaining Ca. thotte Noblenti.n of the ancient Stock of the Peer ige Of England. ''As his Lordsiiip'Was never mar. lied, his title descends, .we utiderstaud, to liis-bro. thee; the Rev. Ciraexus'llm.astit, a Doctor 'in Diriaity,• did only simainieedate of his' family. • • Thitairivisl of Mr, BntNAV is eagerly looked - - ferattdifbu antiblia. YOUNG - ate Iserform;#o atteraitely in The Stranger,..ne Ifoudei,lc; kci . swan of extraordinary size, nmaeutitig Seven feet between' the extremities of 14 %lugs, was shot . a few days ago, by 'gr. lona NlAltatnx, Weigh.master of coshendall; on the mime L:ed near the detneatte of Wu. Ricuanesow, NK: of that plue.—(thlfast . News Letter ) Nov. 1 23 ) ' • .. N4VAt INTELLIGENCE. POATSNOUTH, Dsc. 11. Arrived the Portanie frigate, Capt. Vanlittart, from the Mediterranean, and landed dispatches from the Der of Algiers, from whom there is an 40.1 e. sador on board the Forts:nee, loaded with presents for his Majesty. She was pet under quarantine at the hiotherbank. Also arrived the Eagle transport, in 22 days from the Tagus, with Frond deserters on board ; the Victory, Reeologoth Lightning, *ad 4 7 89 from the Baltic. Sailed the Harpy, with dispatches for the Cape ; and the - Greece, with dispatches for Cadiz. Arrived the Fury boob, from A cruise. Sailed the Rover, Capt. Linley, on a ergise; and the Railer, Capt. Gordon, for Cork. The Lapinia liar made the sign). for Flom to the Nediterraoesn. PLIMOUTII, Dr 6. 10. Arrived the Amsterdam frigate, from Cork ? Also arrived the lifafda, Cs ptala Marshall, from Quebec, with timber. On the passage she fell in with a wreck, which proved to be the Aurord, of Loudon, and picked therefrom Capt. 41t/lick, and tsro seamen ? The ship had sprung' leek tine piled with water s and those persons had been GP the vre4. (Re thirteen dm, the last ten . srithOut assy thieg whatever te make use of ;• and when taken off were hi aloft deplorable condition, and but for the very kin 4 end humane attention of Captain Marshall could not have •survived after lie got them on board his ship. The remainder of. the crew, 'consisting of the mate and seven seamen, were either washed off with the sea, or died through want. Cap. fain Anlick and the seamen which were picked up itrtsfrost bitten, and it is feared one of the seamen will lose a leg. Whilst they were on the wreck two ships passed by without attempting to render assist. ance. YARMOtilif, tc. 11. Arrived his Majesty's Ship' oiebec, how a quite. His Majesty's 1,114 its !wisp* in a cutlet per. vales!, called the Fox, mounting il gaps, which she . !:. • .... caßtured to the §outhltraed of fhls puce . •, ~ • •• DEAL; Nov. 11. Sailed the Xsphyr sloop Of war, with the whole of the otitiard.tiotspd other convoy ; also this afternoon a peel Of inerchantittewcame out of 'Lams. gate Pier, under Ohm •/ the Speculator lugger. • Arrived hiss Majesty's ship Ganges Iraq. the Bel. tic. • • . • • ~ 141611011 i, DEC. 0. Thq L'.444 pion, with the ontin4..bßono Mediterranean and f!orttigal fleet, ere coining in, in consequence of tlm wlo4 hiowlog strong from the S. W. • • • • • Stilled the freas'elsebonner, . ter PlyritotOls, ;-;-; COVENT GARDEN 711E41'RE. The Tragedy of Isabella; or, ThePatal M ar ridge, was performed at this Th eatre yysterd : evening; afar which a new Farc e was reptant, / entitl4l4..r. .c.t. -DRAMATIS OrritaoN.q. GraWiletm Mr. liras GI tab. Alleiross .•••• 0000 .OO r. ' .a wcirrr . riediyltau M f .• r. LtAror. teCaptain th,w 4 at!. - • Mr. SHIM/ N . S. • 114 Wallegilthe• •• • "4' , axis not.voe. n.Mrauer • ohs. Viterct. Vora Ibuttwell Staid Miw !AIIERVS. • The . plot of this A.fterpieee is principally dell a . dent upon a double eq.:trope, which ariseth fr og two acfpertioccuents, which sresoppos e d t o have bee t inserted in The Morning 'Jerald and The m ortar Post, under the signature of x. r Z. one coma . • from Alldrosr, whO is the Manager of the Phil: delphia Theatre, wishing to engage a female Per. former ; and the other from iVeritly aray. who. wishes fur a wife. By a course of &Qv; perm,. th e Manager is introduced to Grubbleion, an A t : torney, who mistakes him for Nedds Bray, t o consents to resign his ward, Maria ; upoq cooditiat of receiving half her fortune and by a sirdi a? course of untoward events, NW, nrity is intro. duced to Porn Mon: ell ; in these efeee.gr l i ne4 'interviews there are many current mistakes, ilk lee productive of some point, 11114 much meth ': anent; but the remelt it, that Coggin Gettli eri k k lulus the fair hand of through the wai ls %Of ficmpseed, who bed robbed the Captein outfit Continent, and thus Partially atones for his cm city ? by assisting his former °Seer in beeeedei happy with the ward of Grubbleion. Tin sow pleasant conversation being &Odra: nodd l e, and a scene of the interior of Sliighter'e Coffeeliouse, which was vrell painted. Tills farce is ascribed to the pen of Mr. Co!. wait, and notwithstanding there are several tiee to Of poignancy which bear the stamp of that Gentle. man's genies, yet the piece altogether is not i t o t e ly of such a dramatic parent. The humour of ii, generally considered, is ton broad even fur the pro. /ince of farce ; and many of the jokes arc of a ma. mon-place Bert : 'and 'eueli as, we should have pr t , seated ? would nut have been adopted by so grills iciastet of the human mind as Mr. COLlki A. 4 limb n. ,peared to ps to ,be; but alter the operatteit u: primitifiggtfe it may become it popular souttad lioghter. ' • . An eprNeation. wan yesterday made to the Court Of Chisrlettfy-f-flit to atop the repre santation of the above farce. The applicitioo eet ma tbyhir. M 0 It'Uf alle . of the Proprietor of the' H a ymarket Theatre, otitO itaitud of a triN, - by • *frith itiftll,ytend, that life, r ur,44 t i t Met Asilbor‘bl the 661 . 1 " 1 9 'l' v e 1 9 that Theatre ties mbiginvittof .everl eve • rimatie production of hiapon It was •ainwermi on AK int of ;barrel:e e l - roes of Covent Garden Theta rv, It.4t they . bad purehateli the piece, and 0 . 1 at :fici had 94' Ornittrit . with any priraie agreennet ses4 to exist' befwiYek Mr. Cor.wae and dm etkif finprietora Of the Haymarket 'Cheat**. «t Web Contract they knew' nettling. His Lordslithstvna 'ever; did not great an in.icinction tolttop the pet• furr:lance last night., , but left the question aim fev fture cons i deration. rnienesernsiesisill‘ 77./h l / 4 ) 8R4. • " • -4.18.2. The 't stabliiiment or 'tie Opera, for the Nu .seas ei! w u e; d i e i r handed :— rirond beltbe • faihionable eirekti is 'lactate. m e 4 4, Madam Bertraottra Madame Collial Madame Clulfioi• Sinner Trasiesta Strew Cauelni• • — Tow klutdi . . 4 i s p et , s .lliwtr rueith! Whick contains Aratts than were4vcr 'tikcnuntry. • Those masked thus* • • DANCI4 4 I. Mons. Desibeyes Musa. Vatris ideas: biome Master Byrne Mademoiselle Aerialist M a demniselie Cleullie• Mademoiselle Noway Madame Diktat* Misslizeith.M.LlT4 BMW iiiireero:Mars. *ter noinbet of emirps fora assitaibicit at of Olt are Rev perforseq. morposilmut • 414'0b: ATHLONE. a jGr+as' Died, op the sth Instatit, at cotafrnes 11i wicb, to the 44th year of Ms age, , theitillh t Hon. Footnote* WILLI** Da Game, girl of krneonr., Viscount of Xetiotig; and 13aM0,, of lisieitspor. It is ;carrell two years ail* obtained the titles and estates, by the tics& of 1 14 father, the . l ate Earl ; and dying without issuet it succeeded b y his nokt brother, the lion. RTN%g 01EDERICIE. JACOB DE GI iiKEI.4 The Couidess, Ma secOnd wife, athe survive* him, is daugitter Jouz EPEN, Bart. CORN EiCILANGE, Dxc. 12. • ' .....". Wheat to tlay is la 'very considerable qua! titles, though the Nish ;divas are not very mire rous ; sales in general hardly at Nlutid a y , pricn; prime old Dantzic about 98s per'quarter. llatkl and Malt in large sumily, at the late reduction: ('eat and Beans of each description,'at little Oro: *don. 'We have.again large supplies of Oats, Rol samples of second and inferior quality are gliolt4 somewhat lower. Flour nearly at oiir last currvart • CURRFRT TRICE or GRAIN. Wheat, -- - f,54. vo.. 84.. Tick. Beam 00)444. NY tk i• inn -•- - 5i4..924. Oats, ..... O 24- 9i l `")e ( new ) •• 4 • !Itii. 01. r °tams -- - - 1/4. Sio• t arley, t. :At% 414. Potatoe ditto -'- 4 - 5 164 * . •§l4ll. e- .724. 764.-1 Rape w•-reittl(ankken) bts. 644.1 Fine Floor • - , ,r i .j co. V (Ley, FYl's,.:. 464. h 24. 1 Secondi ..... - Pagns ( 0 14)p• -- - sts. 5.4 t. I - • . ' .. illisterchly the Eor4 Meier ordered the pripe Bred Co be Mut . rd elf ail Assliet. or . . (Pio' in tki Poik Lola,' stet tine ' lace OD-AuorroW—The tem Lori of WheiArn is theultti be sold fo 15.34 . Iloweeliedd. le..1(11: * Tih° proposed cooot from Bath to Brig.!' strongly nl'irrel thej„wliolc lle,l interest or Oast One rale through the Liver Aron utt.tu• d' , 2ls toThe :ca. ROYAL ACADEMY. -- • On Monday evening a General Council of the Royal Academy Met at Somerget Place, to distribute the Annual Medals to the Students who bad evinced the greatest proficiency in Drawing Sculpture,. and Architecture. ' • - • ' • Mister W.* C. Rosa, whose early and successfei efforts we have already hid occasion tta so**, ob tained the Medal for the bait Drawing ass An . demy Figure. Mr. 4. Liter t. received a siMiler honorary re, ward fur the best Model of anikebdany Figure. • The name of the .lecitith; Whose ebillas bore away the Architectural Prize, we did not learn. The Preaideat, in delivering the Medals to the meritorious young Candidate complimented them upon the rapid progress they liad made in their re:: Spective studies, Which, if prosecuted with hides. try, he aisaied theta, would in duo tin render them an 'honour' to 'the 'Arts, and their country. Be hoPed they would make it their object. to 4tain that,eniriabledistinetion, Sad hetrnsted the Medals, Which had" been lii signory ' bestowed upon them, *bald add to thh ardour of their future effeits, and teach theta to aspire to the . highest tank in thole profession. '' " * ' ' • • Master Ross, it seemi, is about 16 yeah of age, and Mi. J. Li unit. is only IS. The fbrmergained the Silver Pallet at the age of le - ysirs; and sines that *bail lies received as hotsorairnitMeweleCesteeY , As. niversary, from the Society To tba Eecouregement of the'airli and Sciences, in the Adelidli. The litter has been rewarded for a Painting In the Brie fish Institution. • . ; ,' - aisoememeeig. . . In the late seizure at illarwich, by Mr. Loteday, I of Forty-four Bars of Gold, it is remarkable that each bar should:be-secreted in a large Scheme of the Nel Plan df drawing the State Lottery in One' Day, on the 14th of Februart Ne;t, containing Galway the sameNtamber of Capital PriZes. • A duel was fought yesterday morning in Kilburn fluids, betieen captain Fereham, of a corps of volunteer 'cavalry,. and*Mr. jekii, a surgeon, in consequence of a theatrical dispute.' The latter Gentleman was slightly ivoaided in the shouidei. `'Bosens.—The weigbt of Cribb is 14 stone Sib. sad that of Molineaux, 'l4 814114'6th. Neat ToCs-, day is the day for inhibitin g , stud the odds were yesterday as high attwo to one on Cribb. • Witerel is another Anseritsit waiting a match. .—.,- .f . ,- • ' • ' A gentleman of the name of Strochling, 'Pled. Cal Painter to the Prince of 'Wales, had a starrosit escape; near Cailtos novae, in • Monday last; in consequence - of thatalling 61' his Arabian hone. The spirited anitinti One again immedistelf, whilst Mr. S. was mob/tieing his seek, eel set* Of at' a quick pace. Mr. Struehling fell, and his right foot got entangled in the stirrup, tolle great terror of the spectators. Fertheately the horse was stuplpeilere •gr. S. had sustained ani material injury. . iiIiiMMINII y .~ .: . 1 •1 d•! t or for tti 0 LA u• •" Fu .1 4 74 fCc