The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-05 00:00:00

sib G al 6 904 1 0 11 i 1 P 9"` F • 40 OF. WI osiseb• • motel 3M l 7 2 rol=e, are ..,, , ~i! , ~. , L x,..„ 47 . .. A , ... • V . .. ilo wxtropeg itei jiff*, Mr Met*, ll ' - , 11611641Sti' L, !kip: 40.4 i• pp• mintaispd . uk eel el thektitliedrimp oirrocrwooeip rte. 01111114111 Meal. Botolph. Bieltoporato. brie , ratirehliors. of bovisK 1 6 .1 r or Seeder for gas aro tinti4,r et of Piiliaesait...Tho sosrabir "memo if tenon arrerattritef re Moeday. Mewls treated filo' rased. reptebeted the whole ifiro. r raid;.wftli ie oath. It arm a semi eseepalf. ii sick ae lame • tessisteh.+The tireeral Tul les. rhs lest Semis*. eempletely lei of Dereesten beteg exempt - . Seedy% wire procrediog to worthtp. The Act states (eee 'hall sot b. tlewanileil or taken , son or pewits yolot to, or te r, or their revel plant of Mi lted by taw. se Sawlair, or on vies woks is by authority or. r enerilly 'mown that by the Act le in Sootiest!. it is provided, if in the verdict is twelve ►oars d. they moat separate. am' a new the ease. Me. we think. is an red had the time bees limited to welre, it would Lave be. as he- Conder.) /collect the groat disconnect es lucre is Norfolk and battik, by machines huilasse crest agri rhis discontent mchifeeted Itself trace. The 'absents stumbled *erred the coraley in used of aehiag readies, AAA lbri de• Ind. Marty of the rioters were 1k and Bury &Woos, nod behest creeticed to imprimument for ra ters. &mem, thus -the country cling a renewal of them dieterb sister. and seek., to afford relief Lre taking st.7s to remove the ootent. Sir 11. Salsbury.. Bart. r to Ms tenantry in Ssffolk. to abstain from the an of daring the eesalog 'rioter. d is the parishes of MNfeid Bad to keep the labeoren 'employed ire gemmed their deteratiaation og ateeldaes. A DelliefilliAllet. hoe agreed to a similar resole• re will probably ind to the pair eehlaeo.sad the agtlesltatal Is. lame lamer espleyseest is the town was also presented to tbe noble Doke, by which be mimed etudes: The different Ledges of Pres. mmens. la their official badges, accompanied by ail the Weird" of their traternigyohee vepaieed to the hisasion-lwnese, and shortly afterwards retuned with * band of music playlet, in graad procession. Hie Royal Rigissearthe Dube of Simeon with theatre; yir M. W. Rhifey, - flart.. ad J. O. Lanaluon. Seq.. la the litter teirima's earflap were in the rear di vision 1 . .4 At shoe &Spieler before dine o'cloele-tlarp voimbed the seir l it e te new betildisei Wsetgattieweet. His Royal s took of of a throne perpared for ideas. r.AL W. sat oa bit right head. and J. 0. Lamhton Reek _OO i lib. A caosiderable time elapsed beforillb Merest Laps of the Premassoes were plac.-1 auteediutio the 'miens arrangements. This and other preliminaries leaviag been adjusted. a trowel wee handed I. hie Rays' Higher's. and having proceeded from the emiumme ea which he sat. he re- ceived the coins and other valuables to be deposited in the stone. and observed :—•• May these records thew to future ages the interest we took in the welfare of oar posterity."—which excited the loudest applause aid re peated cheers. The coins , hr. hielaibeen lodged he the spertnre is the stem papered her *sin and Met atone having been fixed. Rotel ilig== —" May tins corner stone show me sire and beatitylf the hailding."--(Lond cheering.) Cern oil, sad wise having been distributed ea the stem. the noble Duke observed May these prove OM' wish! to the builder of this estaielishoseat, and soy they be as emblem of his indestry." [Sir M. W. Ridley then congratulated the Doke of Sussex on lbet occasion, aid his Royal Highness made , an appropriate reply.l • The Amemlelyj thtea•brehe op. oa Lave of Free; Mamas Whin is thous's/owing is *IAA they ad mooed. They proceeded to &Miser Fleisher's. and thence to the Amenehly Koenig, where they est views , to *..heat (Hiner. at which the Delmer Suaseasens. truest. tegetber with a very 81111111 WIN Sad highly rin spectable compaar of • gentleness of the Sena aid eetgblooarbAnd. We do not remember to have witnessed I. News's• tie at say one time each a numerous assembly offish. beauty, sad fashion, as was exhibited oa this comasioa ()flaying the foundation stone of the new Library of the Literary aced Philosophical Swelety.—l-esese others. lean his Royal Highness the Delta of Ul m. acre were preemie Lady Louisa Lavabos, Nes. Mayoress. Mrs. Loeb and family; Sir Chas. AC L. amen Sir M. W. Ridley. Sir C. Loraine, Sir R. S. Hawke*. C. gllises. En., J. O. Legations Fat. R. Chaloser,, Esq. M. P. for York. he. Mil/IM/f2os==a la a wevereation which a short time Agee took plass tips the wooded,' and MANY applldatiooo if sum. an Irish lleathuran p.m's% who bad Jame at deed is Baglaad. 004dealy ezelairsolo—. 6 titb. esdrely put all bolds; by tb• powers, x 11 b• 00 1 01 serprisal 00 bail spelt gulag a bdtttiap 9 0.4 tit ell my tows taik•Ills!" • * • . —writ comes. • The Man.. Corporation the whole of the distance, though the rain poured very fast. The whole Ilse of precession was thronged with spec tators. together with the of houses mud churches. The windows presented thettliant assemblage of beauty aid fashime. Sit o'Varaca.—The mall is Just about to leave Pres. too. tad we see prevented giving any further detail of the ceremonial. We did not hear of any accidents, anti the ftsorloctrif the spectators was most decorous. There will he a hall at the New 'Exchange Rooms in the evening. A profeasirmal gentleman of some eminence at Pres ton. we eadersteed. Wending to leave home during the Guild, determined to let his house durin, ,, the featival, for the imm of three hundred guineas. A lady applied to GOO it. Intim, told. as she was a stranger. the ;wo rthier would require the sum of one hundred and fifty cameo to be paid in advance. This was complied with, awl she has lteen admitted to possession since which. ti hie 1011eita mortification, the owner of the house has *mewed that she is no other than a lady of easy air teer—(loasheiter43eogrdian.) A breker, who has lung resided is London, some Oise ago went from tois country to Alaranbato. in a keig. wilts liberty to touch at Pernambuco, carrying ',Whit vessel's coosiderabli quantity of false money.in Aver end copper. ntsonfamored in Birmingham. Be eoesigood his bast coin to the Treasurer. who put it *the patella coffers for the purposes of circulation, sod begin ky distributing it to the troops for their pay. Witeit the soldiers went to market for their sup plies thejoeflies teased to take it. This gave rise to irmaidides. and several persons were wounded. i l lsoTeeeperer wits emoted, and when the last ao epiotosietme from ftlaraahant. a sentence of guilty bad bieurestouseed agalast , him, and..be will undergo ponlehisilat. Tfir bkig was &Raised. bet the broker isade blieseape. 'nese particulars are =tattooed is 'lllaraahats letters ottbe3Oth,of./ane. This is afraid *ageism wfilcb all the new floverantents of Souk Am.- ilea mast he on their guard ; altitoogb it ought to be 'limier remarked. that in the United States there are very extensive and successful forgers. as the lobs 'blunts of the Spanish and Preach West India Islands 'have ample restos to know. TheTeltsslllo AeeIDINT.—A, distressing accident kepperted es Tuesday Morals% en the Surrey side of Bhislifrierobridge. A hackney coachman passing lows the declivity of the lid, broke his pole piece; tits harm as away, aid another Dosch proceeding in the same directiosi. the driver, in pulling up his horses eat of the way to avoid danger. unfortuestely broke both hie Mee. The consequence was. that both maims rae down** hill, bat were stopped is their came at the career of Helloed-street by a waggon a nd in Were, belonging to Mr. Rhodes. loaded with' False from Barcley's brevemose. The coaches cow l log Is contact skis the waggon aid horse% were li t Orally Ambled alp. One coach-biros was killed ea tho spot, and ow, belengiag to the ether conk, had hfa bull broke. ' • Tic Dos Bt tarr.-0o Toesday night, the Cock Pt in Toftoo-street, Westminster, exhibited an unparalleled scene. The celebrated dog Billy, for a bet of 20 sove reigns. Was exhibited to a moltitode of at Least 2,000, the chief port of whom were amateurs well knows in thn sporting circles. There were no less than 49 carriages in Tattoo-Arm*. The match was. the this dog would kill 100 rats is twelve minutes. The bet was made by Devr, the proprietor. but het, to the amount of several busdeeds were pending. The door of the Pit was whit ened. and all the rats at once let loose. Dew and Chee thach the rat killers, were the only persons admitted in twee Pit; the company were arranged inike gallery. aged bed a pyrfcct view of the whole. The space which ,else dog had to exhibit in was twelve feet @gear.. The Idgual being gives. he went to work; the slaughter was dreadful, ir seven minutes and a half they . were all slaughtered •atni.l lond•cheers ; and in nine minutes his mouth wan washed with brandy. The deg was deco rated with fancy ribbands, and 591. were offered for him Rpm% the spot. His master declined the offer, bat offered to hack hi. for M. against any deg in Zn,;lasitl. A Cccioes.--in the county of Down, a farmer of r . nom! of John Thompson, of the townland of Katallow, having his men employed to clear away the back of an old ditch. bordering upon a rabbit berms, found • a cuckoo eselosed in torus and for When teased est by the spade, it appeared likes small trusi'or bay; - bet when opened oat, and exposed to the. 4tioi of the ale and to the heat of tits sun, it discovered ayrapeoare of life, and made some strargles to get on its fort s •aod almost instantly dew off with rapidity. • • . ~ . ..,- .. barrancTill' F in e.—About aix o' amain anemia" evening, a fire broke out in the rxteustre i tteenelses of Itiessumes Lumley and Milan. Whelesslodroggista, SS, Bread•street.hill. The circumstances wart which it originated are. these ;—One of the Waretviesemen hall descended into the cellar with a portable lamp, a spark from Which lodging upon a mass oh camphor of the finest quality, and coosequently of i highly inflamini. hie nature, U immediately barn into a treuseisdoos blase, and communicated to a quantity of ells that were i A bort distaste* from the camphor. T man called loudly fort 'apply of water, and`remnine in the cellar. endeavouring to smother the dames, an prevsst their ascent bath* warehouse and laboratory. :ne tire, huge ever, spread in a few minutes to the facto stud count ill" how. By this time upward. of a- Oxen engines hadarrited. end. by, the euertioos of. the Aressea and neighenre, many of 'the papers in the, trailite•hoette were saved; but a rossiderable quantity of valuable documents was toolTantsl. 01the rxteesive stock in trade bet a very small proportion waelavesl, - This patt of the p_ ice; but we are to liars that t roperte was insured to la rge !rennet in As.. Union Fineelhe issues's.* does not cover the look ' 'he Lststratory was I fortunately saved. •.The house-sod premises are insured hi the Ana Vireaseert‘ Oreatlionn wag filched kali/el iseigbiuserhond, l is cooarqoentsh 014,repurt,thet *Atte all tity of s of ANA, premises. and ter a, so.t. Meat the' *I A* firemen were paralysed; but the lead? . Won 'of • the iirollo - themselves ie. stared otaillifir. `-.° • . '''' • 1 '' ' ••• ' • ' • • - ' • .. ' Se -, ito g i r:ji= 1 . 6 10 1 1. like i t, l / 1011 ;i 1 1 11101 " IIS Met 4 ,1 4 at MI Igailak throp•irsolda.ifig. Mb. • roar. Mt. fig - 4111C' *e•awsfafteileglin!... *SAO. V•ellidtl. ' :"4- *" 6 ' ` erficibi 4 1 66lowsiboilv 4 te ,*. ' • . cam " noestsettogeoelaimal Wafter of a Mae. 'Ssreecetatite; or Solascripart. 110.• • ••• ' A . if 414 lower mond of Mar. • year. to garde lb. Mars. . was *lee and germ rim*. - ' ► Pi s lat ii. ' " 0+ .• r - ' ••, - P ' • •: 40 4 - 01 V4 4 ;teg • of sots. mg/144 ill Sir R. K. Diete eh. g. Euphrates. 6 yr, old • • .: 1' ' sal' -- ar74 , r. Mil ale- Mr. Leebters .a. Doesimane, 6fn old .. • '... •.• , 1 : .to,s••••••.., 1it.... -' t : • • •, . . . • ,4 = d a i g ii.;= l e .16.61 51„ awl Ma. Houldsersank's cb. e: Coaling. 0 yrs old .. ~... 70 - , a9ld i tild • P*ll4l43/ nfl% ~ ,• : , anke . . IS semis* ' • • off to Lord Fitzwllliass's b. e. Rolle-mien. 4 yrs old .. ~ .4 •Ololigim 'lllidiffl tVeinftela ,l• „t• . „• .te . • 61. . . titt v" ii....4r 1 11.114ie T. Sand 6t04 on tbe•Oald.-Won easy. 1 4•61 141421 1 66 da 6. 6 1_ iiv ilalbi&l ~ .1 .... iils . . •• •" '. • l ' Iff. N,. ;settee rut, and Sweepstakes of lops rods. 1010 rt. for threo-yr•elds: 6•161. *r/nabs llestlivelesart m a to , -Ig . . , ~ . ••••, , . 1. ime . , "(1 "r h 'ir r iteit e a at the Town Hall. in a car. Sat. Mb:; Miles. flet. One Italie and th roe quarters. 4ft r' 446ll4 ra; il t._ 411 , 11". VlisiiistaiS ' 14 4 4imi ' ' .'" ' , .;",, • Woes, everted by , • large party Liked Searboegh's ft. e. llegaila .. .. .. .. 1 'rft ift" q. : " ,• " 6 . arl . • •t" lies% tt i t e tt o . .. 6 l' • • ' ''`:l4.‘ • ' 'et ' we e . w a w are a t ip tee eteed th e D e . Mr. Wright 's b. e. Sir Walton .. . .. g s~iPa in g, •• - . 1 • .t. • . L ., i • ' ' . era...-e, sad the arrangements being Sir Me 11. Milner's Tit.. Angler .. • • • • 3 • Flow n started.- Judge placed hut tbree.-7 paid. • minutes poet *levee the Promotes Ctaill aitgl i. dle ; q kri. ,....,,,,,,,,, w - a ,,,...: ... , 01116414.4 sy. WA*. nary ns• ;-. i ' • •. i, • •• . l ' Alf ".." ',.._ 11•44 ,._ 6144erft' a C C: Plfty Panda. glee* by the Nobleman aad Deetlemeo in the IMO 1110111100 llOill oleic rik ?c• 14E: p . " .; hai,hefi. gee • • - • • w' r e e 6 „4 l,"._"' " l","`" V l- 3.___'''''" - 10111aboarlmeal of Postefract, for !aeries &e. arid+ eVe ; . , , OM ma ssiitmiftpso,. alai , ~afe k inr o op ayi . , , easigaanirheiw it I t o tr‘ --"• " a ` e '"wr'• ""‘"''''' .- tuato-yr-oldo toearry Ost.6.b. : Ater. frt. 10Ib. t five, f l / 2 1•. 1. " /". 1.11"1 " MI " . 131611 4 1 r4- . -int' 1 "41001 10 1 . 10. * illisall ef ,A• -k us's,. IlL 'I b• o.ld Me w ° . SerletY•"' . 1111s.velx andaged.Ost. blareistedeeldiags allowed Ebb. • . .... ewiaz 0.‘ ... .1..., : i. • - ••,... - p aaie g a t; i m p v.•-• *Ago g o g .i k is& wa il i d es . . J.'. Plettivon.-42. ffardesers.-13. • n e m ; two t ow ai d a b al l alm a. El 1.... .FlNWne•Ninf iag r mosais. M . TY . 1,.t / o.y 44 , • .lealal • ri t .- t 4.• zooas.-13. TM gm, i to k bramea r a b i t . i ,.. aro,. Lyra atd.. .. A 1 i • -MtAambtoa's be; lu.Cavailer. 6rs old. • „ . 1 o al . ir a il e !itas st a gitg - di e , the , , , „.. , 4 4 41111414;gr i fikr , , . Illiommitoisilailiroidow the Preeersios Mr. Ilylies's 116. c. by CaMinal York. 4-yeiltabe .. 33ai • 11101,1111011 t imils''hig . 0014; : 16 / 4 'l li, r •' t w*" . ../.. • ‘ .. ,: • 0 "Mb- tilt* * • lalw allOsesty shit -laiheo sad rosettes: Wive ilign vostayy.4-The second by hold a Noel .-Tbe ~u *Thai Staltll4l42lM bad a reel pay r ' •• • • , MIS,: t e ., ssostisMostorloodid *gem witnessed . tfahS-Ifyratikratked over.-Siz drawa.-- T AM,* pieced I oborwits4 the illialsk.liaT'' them f , '' 4 . • 1 . 160 . . Splosases still risers eswago4 ts the Cotter' bee *rev. • '. • ts rroolliellkloo. •.' ! l,'-' ' 'Mad old Malt 4011011 , ' ••• /1 '. . . . won earthy!, as& carriages. draws It' .00.0 - ~,. 1.. i the 5 a,„ 1 ,,,„„ g ,„,„„d mi ens , . . '. WARWICK RAClefi,l'ussissr.. Sort. S. 11 ' .' - Aro;11;01O l a r A titt g air - Iget . ' Le •••• •I" 6 ' ' ~..a. r.' ' 44 :,...' 'la tbst a ltasions, all , at foil work, His Wiese, Piste of dunes . Fotionollo beats. 4111 8 121 445 1-4, . s heSt•a. i t i • ge, ,. ... .. 0_ :• . . . w 7 ,"... - , r- i brf a t t id w i r i mar g. Ai l , w a rs aim, Mr. Plerpotot'aer. It. Arhigagg. 6 yrsol i t r : T o itlltly.._, 1 1 leih ; ma y t,* Pei bilw • ittet.b. l / 1 a , Garem, :: , , mak egoon, al • Itki s igi;,•l‘ii •• sre -•- ~ - .1. 1 4 . ..- ':: . '... ''''' fr.... 474 ; le.ook.ll",,,,,aalmitke.f• This likt„.."lbibiglogn had m ik r. °f (a ß rie ki"."" tb . ..ek. hi.kr h . Carbone mi.". .. 1 . 1 „ i 5 1 11111 4 , 0 1 ,01 01 14116 ffigh At, Mt if •''''''‘' ..,• . "" 4 "' ;soup . 1:" Mae% wrtla 'bite easbos. aid or a rose-co- Thor: l6 Y aloha . . or 11 1 1 1 :e bs erl . 6,1,14; ails. 4 iewe'll'oltle• , ( 4. r *IOW/ Olt Saw ill'illPmee ‘It1 1 :1111 ' • lis MIAOW - - - - '"ig N t mwi t i l l r loseelptioss "Sweets to the Spie-' IMO, hst,lll4 l llPdbaefuel"*l., slaked tato VI els by . I mo, to the Weepers." Ste. Ike. of rho Ab et ., Tailor ,- do i ma d ?gni. ri f e: T gt o il.r ioss . ' s s eh b..f e ..F tl a sq"ba ir Ph11a 1 i5 gh. ,135 81i t.. 1. . " ; . ... . .!. .... It . wir e , J 4. ~•• ' • •.:',...' AWN/ Of An VW'S, Mt elm Ws% Ilins• tad Belted earitod mach laughter, from its maga- A Heaters' Sweepstakes of iggs etch. Titet- ottle•brats. ii - motel's h. g, Stu*, by Orriao. 3 im Mg , UAL gib-.1, i p ig: a m. . 'awl' 1 "" I ' 'indopal ,Of • *id bsii" mosibit sloossoi with tries, stood " living images" o f our Mr.C.ll.llreeebridge'sb.nt. Amesement.6 yrs.llit.4lb a ‘4l l :k A ' l6 Ile 7 " . ' • ' ' ireisef ' iliat s sllod isilsolog,„ . m ant Eve 1 tbe latter personified by Sir B. u 'Y the* * b•li* by E46ll°a • 6 Yrs old. lid. Sib... 6 d e , of stratagem c• 0. . • th e w h o le ef tge ' le a fy h a ngsap. sa g p,„..„ - E zt. far a o ra m e a is years, appare ll e d l a g es b. f . a . A Sweepstakes of 6as. ear l s. with 615. added. Two-olio O it .. Att. Pods at. , wore a, bv • awe' . t a rir g a; o woke olotillsg. sad bokiiag in either hand an apple; !1/0 •tls 04610 '''froto tbd resSersi of Nottbssbothsall. td •.116 those worthy representeklves of oar " [veered Mr Sadler's b. in. Pasterciis e , a 4 i irs old, Bat. Mb...-. 1. 1 Mr. Pryse's eft. h. Dr. 'Rudy. 0 yet old. 9st. 14th... S g . 144 i10t 11011 4 16 4101114 . ,! ' M ut at mea ty a y r suor • - : u s ers , I wane tioSeepent winding round the Tree of Know- Mr. Coventry's b. ft. Vitzorville, aged. Sit. I 11b..... a' 3 4 440 " 114 ; * P le Y ed • T h e S'ei the w e re rec ta " b Y i" A Sweepstakes of 6gs east. 16gs ft. for 3-yr-olds. Two lie relldi . Lerl s b . ..7' o'clock . a. siAle'llalytil. ''.llllf. Um ' r • mos. Is mulls* &test:, carry-haw ages. followed miles. ..illt ho ,W73. l rr!' Ciffialrf Selma' YAW • SSC ' rural., •- • othoeo, woe in seal 1104 the other in brass ar- m e , g l ow s e h, e , b y u sque b eee b. Dd. 911 1 . ; . „ .. , I At .. 1111t1111 1 1110 1 • • • 4411 . • ria t a gb# jut . POW The Corr *sten' aid Joiners' Compsay had a Mr. West's b. f. by Marroion. 7st. 121 b... ~ .. 2 ibo-toso Motylolool6 l. maw ab e re s i g gi t if . • .;mow • i i i ... offset i folk alas canted a wand, surmounted )ia1ef,r9 1 1110 1 114 1 44 4 g1 141 Eilfl - lad! ta t zletHilf pmestal daoloted, !Nit • bag Wlia - koraa, , as "anula;llfwe'Pele‘ The " Peron" Lodge Boxeres -Spring loves bit puldit 11Ittion lilt O. tkli . • s.4 o eletflemeer - mid tbasoOlves drew lit Illrestilsois ilditeir. As Sit ' • • 'scare "resell . odours!. A large crown of Bonne this month. to go into traioi nit** hts ' side- .;ra t i'.: • ulis T.: .-0.,. • . a unt ie peaeee ga O ffs •• • abet ' tog a teem .. S e ree•ded,_„ tbstelitYwilleb rfoo/niat the bogge* tie with Nome. for a stake of 600 guineas, on . 71: w __ ._ _.b...., .pectin of the choicest 26th, and the enviable title of Cbampioe of - R oil .-- ire Weis#4ol6 , llMtellg 4.:14 . 1 Iteratly choked will' . 11. itemise ••••limia to eferi .er -ala no man la •eeeof newer% euromontea It will be a very heavy betting match, at Moat eves. a of a Jlllllll' , llllwithr'll= Me /ford Iligliseos. • • Illi! • ' el the prelate • sires. pormisillod Adam sod Eve, the serpent beiag I. we eel jkoduk bp the • tin i dne , d_ _loog aid hod. lac • i et the bows ~,.._,..._,„.„,,„,„_i bee. with a tares ad e in its roorieh.7 see te. t ez o o n s , tk a te i n ni r e n i zg a i na :s.- is Tb ill i t s ak or p te c i t s, t f b o: fi e r s ,t tate v; o k f whit; eiPilweloelowg ' 6 l ' Ig. Wire itovies4 with diddle ' Mad di NAM ~laa, 4 1/ =eel was preceded af, by a °ad` in in November .- Randall t ill train on his forster cronod. 0414511101 1iaf roes ,OtTass: bellii•willieed their aikOola'; 1 101'00st cow :=: lft a r i k" ..1 11 1: y i l er ia ' ra t: e ' wftel oa g r - r er p o n a the HiMpsfeadAdOs, and Martin gees with . Spring, both ' _ ,"'____° l ''' " 1 _"•' ' - _____, _," '- • -,''' ffeworssiox Sul offsitafty: . ,VS Otririll at tit, . to, h ui lest iPmeiption was % L e Aoft on a bet"( backed by one gratlesoor. liandall is the favorite SIM W1111041111KIISSCMISIltra• tli e TON, Hodge , bit trios . 101 1 4' •• •Mto fir et I "Slay Ike lifiiiifsetarry of tb. Sons of Crispin be at b to 4 *„ • • ,„.• . 1 . •' 1 -. ' • morsel 14011ifile ' l 4, ll ve Wtvreastli, wllo.olosmod ' idlor. Nee .8 Me sailor fait all Over the world." ' Th e Printers JOSH. FIDDRON AND SIARLOW, TDB ifIDESMIRDWAN." ariskiiimskos Ir tballeiff *.' 1 1 0 Mem: Pere • 'i strike* . tato this sselsit and 1114 mi.: n• sae. corns in deservedly bra great share of This basis will tale place next ToradaY fora lelko of 31 :1 giev."-Milit aloirtie/:'illa two iiirloibovs of • patilaisett for MIAs Ming Sir PO* anemias. fa .a. IKE* vehicle a Prielleff`Pe.se lOU somata*, within 41.1 miles of London,, ea cooe of ihe Na Ina at MU work elrikiag off various mottos, which Borth roads. Betting even. effirsi/dalltilliall'fif Okla !hp Y. w. Miley. Bart . sod C. 'Ohms. BR. SAS, got :razed __.L., Oa ~ . m S' bear azataMtlll ilia WO ispiti'firdityst• dor ostoliss.' is MIMS - Illelll 'Nerd .11 ' P"''"'". ono owe of the earned, rrot TO TROT FOURTEEN , crate s IN Owe OUR tv tits wisods.'eilitiatito litiestod 1440," sad oft HAINCII3.-Thls match, which excited muck spl•Fitior illg thi IViteMot. _ . , ~..., • iiiellmme : The allig4lN o a hoar, mi hi l64 4m =" 4 ". . . eo, m iliertste Oa &Cede," and "Si: lars,et his iaterest, was gedetliken yesterday in the rapes to Aty W ll O- 11 r, istaa•ailaw aPPfae! ebttgo4 ta . sop M. ii• 111011V...WS •• " Min awe tilspetfil !Wok% Whirl in the even- tkbary Park. Herts , a circle of three titles. It ants 4114 , 11.: lOW le loci 91 i t: sorisod doolvois Sisal deMAge Sbo itiefiligi' bit Sir trlo . iiroso of lksk *obi. Ti, - Ifroossasons, Stooveted• aids by Car. Reboot% to drive a mere Sean f i de Ids V•geolioilli•teltiratitt ea • saribove Wahl Mk? laglasolottorts aft' s . lei* lailir yobs% chord the roonstrit. sad Said property, with 14 non. in the ebaisttae.ia Wee Mlles Afsl/Iff AN Self' ' • se: ibesild so* boos iloo %m ow al m a OS Pry Asa .• T,. Han so the Chem* fir the •was erformod.as Imam:- ••"' • 7 • $.. • • • . aura of 04 Operate' i lobo First titres sivffet , ~,, , ; -...; 12 ada.ll see.. •- . • , . , it ( . 1 ..... =k1e'. 4, 1 11;/#14 1 ill* - 04 141171.1 •• • • wilk the of the City, Nveriad do. ~,_.... . 12 Si P.: 1 1 1 .4 , l' li ll *ll` MO Sorsa* was preached Third do. .' ' . ' . . 12 20 11=a limMo e tbeea.as iiep • c, mat idiegiiii ; 11110.44 - Staien: Muimmompliairniliasu Ai 4. Yaarlis do. • • • 12 49 depart **1 1161 " 1 * el * Piers" by the Melt irrabirflal das Mayer. 1 at tbo oosolsolos of Divine Serowe, thitiroerssine, In --- - Twit anti --- 77 - 7 - - .^ - 7 - •:- - s - ^Je the' eases at the Beetle- his estrum; an wiener of miasma was mad* to MN tboordev wives above. Paraded all she oelpal tame , T lras - tie Malted air: Or Caggials t o by die itacerder. to which His Illoyal !Miriam f t. of dui town back to the Tow* Hell, w ere the bands : . ! • 58 31 tbaireakwaa la tlakk.ta a e. la asana d a m a st "k w „we,. ?be f„,4,, k ,f O N plared .• Got save tbe King," sad " See the conquerlog - The mare neva atm broke from the trot or she mast oft+ TEA' -.+. ...2.i..........e......e..1 ..-........1..............-1 .. a.. ..el. rs..t.. 4......t.t.a. Hem _ewe"- . The_ Mayor an d C"Peralien walked h ave been b est. . _ _ _ - , r : 1 i t • 1 ; • . i. 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