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tOtUT IBINISAS In this ru••• OreltheiPPll KM* UM of the paper ye•terilay in con.equenett of the absence of the Counsel. the Plaintiff:a , Solicitor• applied this %urine% to have the algae restored to the 'paper, how suggeotion that the Learoed Comte., mos not of town. The ease involved the right of the De. (evident to represent o. ( e of Lard Byron's tragedies On the bawds of Drury-laue Theatre. The COUIT said, that the Canal hewing been called on in it. turn and no person appearing in *half of the PI ff. it.had been Attach out of I..yer. If the 14460 wished it to be fee blerrd. it must be thmlbitel, of a special applies. tiott.in T 1 1 44) )0 as* Dos mph aim lit 4/O . IIIIS RAIL 01 all • wets alk4lllllo. v. Farr all. This iNsimpieur or ejectment to recover the paritedeboolf rlillib td in the perish of Alto,. in the demised to the Defeuthuit upon. Aimee Tallith. trial befall Mr. Justice Wet, at at Stellialefise Segos Assize% 1820. a ver.. distaitooodiesslll is the "saw of the Pleititilf, sub. jeuildisairlegass a die Cosa upon a special call.. MOM& SI .60 sham JasM tad ." Slosiamblemploa angermaiserseimatideroble poempayiebill the voiseailill 10 theiroll44looo' meeterti flogisilssi TimitiwLmaitatr . hSNe of the pirosed io she 611, noimptilesilieelielleg the fetidly estate,- ef the TalhohlWoolllllepiek et preemies* 'aloe 'here was au insikeimmilbeihmellellecropids of pomade: la ys enamel, car devil Tito A .p.et, of thee • tll Wee* mike void one' of e . pivot 'manlier itt 4eammm.yeseed to the tenants of. the &+t! Slisaiv4iiik.ok tie grouted that it was is roo,otrattestion oreeplessing powers seated by the stafette shove asenionseil. It was mai to be the thidisilllll64, provide suitable means for einutitesie.iog thelhilisilife of the Shrewsbury Peer .we sod the Toilietrfelksdy in per privity. o,he of thai,paewia token,silierefeire, was, that by the legal iTeration of the lanai in flotation this object would be Aerated by the manner in which • the rent las. reserved, for it might so happen that during part of • he toren dentawd, the iteromia to remainder enjoy_ in{ the tithe of Earl of Shorwsbury, would have no mean. of auppaintag tier dignity of hos stitintt in CI MI. do r mic e . of ihe improvident terms in which the :1 c .%, was pawed. The lease in question Afilltfil to Thomas Patten for niortv-iiine ”,n4, or three live., at ■ relit of fifty poisodei per ANSI.. sir sir West Kilning or Yorkshire, to take the !lf the Omit eplarlltroonstrectiorrelf IQ H I. 4111 e. 19, a. 4, which respects allowanceS paid redo. stables for burning done in their reaper:Woe Ilt. c towno s hipr im , ices in the month fa n i; h ts of we D re . I*Bo4- a /WOOS named Whitehead, beim/4ton 1 4f intoxication. met • young wmpeok_no, 1 road, in the township of Quick, and en km ullltraillut ling. to take liberties wish her, she digrerliillo 81111111141 e from him and took refege in a chapel. Whine service was just beginning. He Whirls! , '&4 behaved its an unbecoming and rat1e,08101106.., N consequence of which two was takes MN mom tedy by the respondent Robinson, the rusantable of the town.hip, who was then in the chapel, end neat day by him and the chapel warden taken fore a magistrute, and they were both bound over recognizance to prosecute him at the next W a kes field Sessions. where he was tried, found gui . g ee d sentencedasentencedto six months imprisonment. expense of this proceeding, which was paid by da l. constable, @mounted to 181.' It d.d not appear. that the parish officers had ever sanctioner, the pro. mention. When tlw constable presented an ac• count of his expenses during the execution of his office, in pursuance of the 18th Gets. 111. they were all allowed. except this item of 184 which was negatived by a large majority of the inhabitants orsembled to audit his accounts, on the ground that it was not • charge which by law a countable mold make on the township. Upon application to the Magistrates, however, they made an order upon the Overseers to pay the money. The Overseen appealed, and the Sessions by • majority confirmed the order. The question now fur the opinion of this Court was, whether this wee a charge which a constable could make, as expenses incurred for and on behalf or the parish in his office of constable. Mr. Aungsson and Mr. BLecsseetts, fur the Respondent, contended, that their client had dime . .. novisire than his ' in taking 0 • into of ' the they h. _ g the offender . . aeorrne parilde in half-yearly payments, at Lady- 1 ee< ten". having beets guilty of a breach of wawa ( fly ,auil Michaelmlierber ; the first payment is, be peace in his own presence. and in the lime .(.s made . o.k the eSsli of Match neat afte r the d a t e o f large poetics° of the iishabilents. The . tle• 'rear. which 'lll , l WWII the 6di of Jaireary. By cation must be considered 'es carried on re., typolatiou the tomtit would have to ply the me account of the parish, and therefore the e h..% reefer's rent fur an occupation of only two ought to •be borne by them, the constable aria • nod tg days. and during the last jesr of. only a ministerial olfieer, to preserve peace sk eir p re wi.sch would expire on the 6,1 i 01. Joe' good order in the parish. twx4 4 in ilia year. there would be a period of Mr. LITTLIIDALR on the other side was stoptg I- 4isitsilis arid seven days during which no rent The COURT, who were clearly of opinisn t as lige »mild Its pseelsie. Those it was con- this was tint a charge which the township was bound. i t . ti: gots such Ull exercise of the leasing powers t o pay, It was no port of the constable's duty I'd' ..s nos iu °Mitres/sedum of the policy of the Act of prosecute the offender. a n d h e h a d no t r e ce i v ed „se. hell Poirot r.letred in, for duri ng that never! the the suction of the inhabitants to institute proceed slite ce Earl of Sieewsrry would be tot a lly destitute lags , His duty ended in t a kin g th e cu lp r it b e f ore .: means to support his dignity. Thu objection, the Magistrate. to be dealt with according to law, rii,e,-f..re, in point sif law, was, that there was rent and he might have protested atelist being bound pe ,'.-I veil during site coittinttAnee of she lease. 'Fite over to prosecute at his own expetim. Looking at p..wer given in the Act of Settlement was "to re- the words of the statute, it was clear that this was ~.rte the usual stud accustomed rents." There oat a charge which the constable was justified in was noshing tops the face of the present case to making without the Obentreitee of the towitship. I..bew whist the usual and accustomed rents had Order quashed. . I tyli heel, bef o re the grant of this lease; and. therefore, Several olbuticeMbrieera called on. but the gen e fee, heti leg Mr. CAMPBELL at some length upon denten orate loidostord at them not being its at this p•ell'ir,issiy immt-. tendance-- The Court iiiterpoiwil, and 'aid, that in this re- The Count intimated that they should aspect se e , t the case was ilrftetive, for in ord e r t o g i ve a t h e gentlemen to b e reedy enoutlay, or tile proper coesersictiors to the leasing pewees. as ap- cases should be struck nut of the paper. plircl: . to this virlicuisie ram.. it must bea t en wh at M r . G enesi asked the Court whether they the esull avid aecte.tunieil rents had been. The wont to sit on Mondry (Gunpowder Trenelli), eare. - Ilierefore. must either go down t o a new trial, which , if no t a h o l i d ay b y Act of Porliousesiteillidt, in . ...rile . , toascertaio what those rents had been, or been so considered and kept by immeellerie pos. If the paitie•Those, they might agree between them. script ion and sage. • sr•lielitis *empty, this defect in the caie, by referring The COURT said, that the Act of Poetises,* e n tli< old lames in the Muninsetst chamber of the under which they now sat, was imperative epee' Nublr . r,srl. -•At prevent, however, the case was nut then) to sit instil the first day of Term, if . 4%. .J l , no ,U,....... ha d b us i ness to do, or unless there was some s fdr.: W. E. TAUNTON. for the Defendant, slid reason for not sitting. No each special velielie 019c - would be no difficulty in agreeing upon the existed. and though their Lordebips were not voiIIMPW printer iimendusents• seers on the occasion, a sense of public duty nod/ . ;The cones', therefore. was ordered to stood QM pelted them to devote the whole of their time to the' tirilie erre teas intruded. .-s a tio u r ra., suitors of the Court, however laborious ell Illiiiio' WALKER I. MAITLAND. o'a ti-id - selves. i‘iswite. • This cam risme before the Court uposinsgention CHAMBER BUSINESS. 4 !'ems it. til ~,t soave an awned. the question erbium spa the The Court gave outset that duns" You mei nubility of the Defendant. a* underwriter outs pa- Term one of the Judges would sit fast twastill. hey of iwatirasice, which was referred to the deer. four o'clock. at Chambers. It, trasset the souk chamber busine ss , i nstea d o f atten d ing t h ere i u do 011 , i3 Of two Orbll/01011.. who now food the resecid eircuurstences which raised the question for the opi- e""irefi as formerly. i.ton el she Court. The policy was on goods on ---- •0 board thee Britannia, 041 a nsk so Si. Christopher's, gotrAilD and GIB BS'S BtiNKRUPTUn sand 411 tier other Wee India Islands, except Jamaica :Senn .. - .1 eATIMIDAT, /meets= mi l Se Domingo. By the usage of the port at Si. - iiis • mien assembled shout ewe tickle'', aw 4 4.;:trian.pbeer, tar which she Tempel had gone to ship • . roved their debts in the aural Masser. , , plot ri A rgo in questsol i . tootle are pot on heard by ' . o r t e a same it er n e apprared'e, pavee ue.ans of sies4ll end+, which bring the produce from elate %NIL she ~.ismies down to the vessel. 11 heist site tiLip lay He.W.e h t e zairirl 1 ,1 Mr. Illelemetre as . 16 Ilse !MINI* at S. Kite., her mate, several of the 4:leis, and is eti : lnd ' i and " it t i : p era rs iZ7V.l 6 6 :t is t g l ' e a bl i i i l sik a. w hilib y s t sis , •iie arse'.. l o b o seers were sent its me sus-11 sloe hi , b e ir .„,,,, it for eke b ill i . a m r.Thow, who was ',. t a to bri. g on board sii4ar, r. tic, arid i.tiree, i t ma M r . Primate. He was s e t i a b as h ers* , and übtakil is.oaluce, w . ..ich was art oitling'y label) into the Ike amity from aa sack te wet his up ia Waimea. • !I .1 we ; but its ht r passage iis the eight-time H. was elio reareleed Ire Mr. Trthrek. the CusalwisaisaWal the , i i cy ad laird ihat tnrrae o ti f e ta tt ah H e e e k il n i , :at it he i La u s id a occu r re i t: le :lima I . ow IL • ifiet of shaptueut to -the vessel. 'woe r, ii ml ee •,„ 1 ledmid the St 418 " 1 vu 1 4011 0141;1 Heat better than having the atom. yin his draw . v. , .tt•li to itui 4, 4 :ye Slit sloop. The twausete bows He sever had say traasaerion of the kind either Agee or • e.er, inait•tech the example of the twee-they f e ll s her. St Mr Morrasiva wished (st i r: e the r is i p h i r y boo this ese4 es;eey ai.is-:he uegrue. fo!lowttl ilitir exsinple. I cut) the wrest I. 4-mite left to the weary of the wimi !*4,"."Tietur . aPriccrolintZseid,tthakt he's.. noshing h t the eik i a , d u s e s ., w e t steeled upon some reeks, and tier errestst givers by Mr. West to throw any suspicion uu what Oh r' rim wait sisterly thetropil. A.iuthrr craft, ul dm Sili d. 1;14 suasive, wills wiser good. nu 1e....r.1. had lent t .Mr. MORITAGUE.-Where.filoes Ibis Mr, Term liast?.e.llll Tall man • ' • e I,,s et e r e to the slue of tuauthcs aestioco. but 111 Co., l- he a. .a •v ,isreilisa housekeeper?-Yes. so l i f .nt eof his inekilloluss. she alieied the rouse 1 J m e i, , asiti o s i • is i e j sm l lid a Aiaa i i t eg. d .. Nit., moat 'we. total ) Jost. Jilt rpiesioei fat tlist " h i mit 11l ~,,, oil uf. ih.: Cauit war, shallot., tr..der theme : .4 . Ate suiesPqaallabi All Ile. Tirike ?es•Tes. I hare 004 ei.eoin.tinieqr the uosiereriturs ware liabie, tier Its* ! dial il with his" . . i.eiti i i lecassorsed sniusedsseLle by the perils of the 'By Mr. Tantieuzelleflf yen - sweir ICS was out gene sea., hut supriieJeerd is) the gross negligence mud T''' • 6.6thh6 e s ' 66° '`„, l66 * ? -1 we "' r " rt ° i°l 4p igoimilico of o h s ci t w. ri pilig ia 1 , 4 Mr. tilowTritmk-ritiu ease you Gu t to . . Doi drittibiriure?--110101•0 I was out at loon. - F.O Ti.e t'o I. Wr were • eh:Ugly ef opinion, th a t t he Did Mr. Taylor thatire yea 10114 1 111*, or tadirertair ifillwita Ikea :loVI. 1 1‘ 4 , 4seu Witlirtihat ly ham a pes il of the She. debt? -Certainly ow. . ~.. see, it lel I wii hill tier tri d ia of ilk polic ) . an d t h e r e - Tee deo wa r rhea aslatOtral. - ~ ' • lev y lo r deterisii.ied that the real, fut et..p.g mid, the R i e ' llirnallng "id , he had 6" to h rhte..fer'rer. 1 Mame al Mr. Costae tar ibol. whirls was oloretse air . co tad irsi,si be in-eha gee!. . • . . i • previous day, iss.hame is was nuisced, Awl aii iiijelidle Tiob*.s ti.e 1.34 ciat in ih, apectil piper, whee ls a ~ ass age its d lists day by )laws Titssluve and Put- 111 I I i 1, traisit liar" t 1 tar isfy ear lI CM 11114vpi brwr spas bessforf.dillsmileisis soforisl -- • tire -, • • distat4 or toil; .44"+""*m uirege Court .iai 1111 4:46.0.6.4 nomad coo .Mt arwmfd sir dife.10111011" only ono werth ineetibutnt true the Woeful; l•—• skvitui 1. itilsenson. _ _ Out% _.l *hetet we et lathe. • 41 . 01111 . 11111111 Sellaillibleld.10/1 1 14 1111 e fettled law was, ' the ire tit 4 0 111611 7! 1 1-'0- 61 " 1 trt ilie4l.lo4oll iP 4 lll l3 1101 - 014 - 111‘ so; Cetirt its mtbehrefineemelpsoggesnmsormseds, the esewlowg dealing. meld be ilesteeped, god Si. mosey recovered hank. 111 " 11111 ,gip 11141"Sliklibe tar recovering it back Mithil so souk is she pourer else the claim was 00 7,.. ... e qui a 1: dinned from my magione *w ght ha.. is.w wwtielaoMs in ; a cad i al ; liamtbdit. pet Niels issodoesnias had NOW witaft'ver to 'l°. ;roofed& socomil, the f o ram Mama ailimitelliwe cloud. um itaisilist inn Haas leaded, the Commitsionera could antleimmed it. The SAO ealmme was settled at lknglMNf MASI cities SO made gres In misivquessee nme , ilimnigidneeddlippleto le the red of the year "IL ' 4ll . 46o "lSPOingelit the elaim, beteg as it I Wand mbill a iI _ MBRIM enfailek MOM dill be rejected. ,J 6ol 'aretsaMSAlW4*, elosOmill, that Mr was rather en. progpend to.eitmliolln grime • qtyn witlit instant, hat , that ewes isrs Mr.. fterr to sop.' the claim. f - - . _ Mr. Tangent nee entdoes fur time to ateekler thieves". tiler MI SI I IIIIO of soirees that they could hot (1151% "UMW mew istiniondow. aealecl wo &Memo closed, and moose veep . *era Whitt trek • . The Court theta prooreded to take the votes fur the up. poheinamit greengage', bet a coesiderable delay took place, owing to the Imiseigion of a Mr. Havilock. Ilia deteratina• lion , . at hog*, we. m remain waster. lie deleimisatioss was received with acclamation by many persons is the Court. Some feather time elapsed in makieg op the lists. They were altiesately heeded to the COMMIIIIIi ssss ITS, a quarter otter See, who declared that the desire had fallen on Messrs. Caon, Delr. gad Wilkie. The other easdidates were •Meisars. Shaw, sad Pearson. The amount of the debts proved by the friends of the as. dimities was 17,31161. 13s. 3d. By the supporters of Mr. Shelve, 17,3141. 14.. We abould add. that Dee of the agents desired permission that Captain Madly& should row sign, be having chanted his intestims. flse Conowissiosers esasinionsly agreed that Captain Reviled( having osier decided, they coed sot sow allow him to decide diremilly. Bet if the area thought proper, he neigh, being It before another Cond. Tithe decides was weaved with clapping of heeds, which ' was intently reproved by the Consenisioners. .... ts st.i..al ~.nu',- '. '.1 . 1 — ‘ .. - - :: lc W Cal W" 3 4 0 S"f'" •.." POLICE. , ~. --, +e-% ii.isr b•-• Alsip —......... , 444 i , - . - . ._,• sumutow-House. ll ' Court earl Palkarr, charged with varioes Gels of swinJlige, were 'milli riteadoed en Saturday. Comet was ordered to Se discharged, baton. immediately secured for debt. Pal mer was fully committed for trial on the charge of having Osten articles of grocery to the amount of 31., from Mr. admit/oft, of Bishorgate Church-yard. It ASIABOSOLIatt-STREST. A SYSTEM ATI C . M EN DI CA NT. 0a Setorthy lame fibula, a alas shoot thirty yeas of age. who has beets convicted as • rogue and vagabond, was agile brought up to this °Mee by a potters* helongiug to the tleadieity Society, charged with being a otommou Is. Mallor. The Prisoner wag apprehended al the house of Lady Stamford, whose family he had for some time asuoyed, as well as the families of a greet usaulher of persons of rank, Oy seeding kitten sell pitreentingpetltiona, signed wish the omens of • wereher of the Nobility, wllleout their asitheirity, fa , ' the Fecopme of isdoolog them to subscribe. loony bail been imbued to give, soma a guinea each, and others smaller s arm. 0i the Pritauer's person were found a number of blank 'ethicists sad letters, add il to the following persons, from moat of whom he had, for yearend years, regnlarly obtained money:—Non. Mrs. Dudley North, Hon. S Butter, Dover. street; Lady A. Drommood, Valletta House; Cumin's Dowa ger Stamford, Lord Stamford, Lord Rivers, H .a. Mrs. Stan hope, Lanham-place •' Lord Stowell, Gratoiastreet ; Win. . Ord, Berkeley-street; Lady Barbara Punned's, lion. Mrs. IFanbe.illes.lllMPhipps, the Misses O'Grady, Upper Crone- I ; talleiSSiaMpdlassams Ila told the Prismeer, that bowleg heels epee eo it map clear that he was incorrigible; be should there/dm take lOW time to consider his ca.c. Tits Prisoiser was remanded. UTTERING FALSE CRECKS. Oe Saturday Mr. Frederick Aforrledl, a permit of disda in exletiorip Wes charmed hew* the • •Magi.trine with titterisig • nusair• of flee checks drawn on atsr militia house I. the City, payable at Smith, Parse, and Stolillel bank. The Seat charge was made by Ms. Hatchet', of the ore. While Horse Cellar Piccadilly, and it appeared that the Prisoner had hi:en residing a few days at H•tchett's with a lady, and had run up a bill for hoard, Mania/. wises, ke. tied that he paid a check for the same ' whit* eft brigs presented fur payment at the Bask, it was dimewered tLat the Prisoner had alb effects; there, and that the bowie on which he had drawn the check WWI nut jilt'. Well to the Prisoner, though formerly he had beer a junior partner in the Seat, but. from his improper csoiduct he was compelled to quit the establishment. The Prisoner was reminded. THREATENING LETTERS TO EXTORT MONEY. A lady dressed is a very gay si)lr, giving her name Ca . Alwine Hag who is well human at the dart' places of itimesest in this metropolis, aas chaiced with seeding litimbeelng letters to the lion. Samuel Mortis' Gardner, fuet Ile of extorting money from him. Theietters were plMMed daring Ow examination, and the contents were of the noel Whimsies desciipticro.—She waa remanded. HATTON-GARDEN. DUEL PREVENTED. O. Saturday last Mr. Oliver Kirby, 1113 eminent stock broker, of Finclaise, Curnhill, was broilers up un a war- rant by Limbrick. cad Thrsetina, the officers, citing. il by Mr ' is Bray L'Edrange, a sermon, of Eintois-,. ( ..u 5 e, with hamlig sent him a challenge, eliciting him so richt a dud. The rearrest apes which the Defendant was appifthetifleel was bucked by the Lord Mayer en account of the 1).1. loam ridding in the City, although the ol . ctice ass committee in tlie County, OWthe Practice heigg placed at The bor, she rhallenee was hamlet to the Magistrate, and ass ecoeheil is, she rood indeed Isoceage, demanding immediate switslsctiou. The Prisoner admitted it Si, he his heart writing • The Magi.trais then ordered hem 50 ruler 1i.1,0 r•ftlipli• innees, himself' in 1001. sail two onietics in 501 rich, to lisp the peace towards the Complaiimst, %hick b. tug dour, liat mia discharged. ric as.tp •'irikirty•ihree pergola, male and female, from the aces of 13 toll. were. brought brfissi• the PI generates by • posse of "di ens, who had anon heeded them the tweet-char nicht, being what is itelMeal "secrets eight," in emines Midis of infamy, simarly, Charlotte bidding., Gray's 4.1 U lime; ChM Its street, Derry-lane; and Cos ems.; Massy of the Male Prt egoers were well Moron to she Pollee Illt. ItUtollullol thieves tad pickpockets; awl amid of the ermine wive infamous promiantes. . The Magistrates INSlassfal their delerstination to visit with the utmost rigour of the lee all seek chaspeters that Might be found Indorse about she a, reit,' se ins.e..oualaie boors, toad committed 13 wee and six women to the Hoe iN Cloggretlen fot three norellis each, and to be kept ins diet den set' the time; two were ordered to fiat?. 1 two were Jircherr.d. . . ~14,..) ' . • Wilk 4 115.11 1 A detach men! of the royal ispliaety. Maj.a M u m Rol (vow. NI i • yu aitd a lv ' - is cal bu. k 1..1' ilk il- µ. , two. 1 .tzatitt . OCT0114 ; 111110001PRIMR 4. • MEETING 1 ...... I 14 enit l itt# 1021.11 - .vmdttt t. NoWtoneasiv. nwsitsiastne felt tt.. wsimostti fteippas.d St..ea* fur Lye 4iiatille7Rilf 081 IMO olds 8.1. 1011 s. The New T. Y. C. . • 41 1 Mr. Udny's eh. f. by &line, oat Of Mite, t yrs ..M 1 EA Vend .nt's b. CAI Ore I net of Vittoria., yrs old Me. Theinsillfb P. by Ilsibetis, ant of Netboisino,i Yns MA 3 Mr. Rosh's bv.e. by Moti f out of Chita. 3 yrs Oil. 4 Mr Duke's Isl. e. byBasefter, dam by Y. Matey, 3Ps b Mr. Crock ford's t. by Rabosio, mu r.f Chry•eio.3 mold 4 41r. J•me.'• ab. c. by Cardinal Yin k, 3 p.• ul 1.. 7 to 4 agst M.. Udny's th. f.-4 to I apt 1..1 Vmalsm's b. c. Ld Uunsricli's Mtaotis. B.t. l'h best Mr. Thornhill'. Sae dooix, Bst. 71b. D. M. I6cs.-8 to sno &toroth'. Mr. Fox's Parka, B.t. 71b hem Mr. Grevitle's e. by &r -earn, 84. T. Y. C. 100g0...-2 to 1 acid Pads', 1.4 Gannieb's Marotta, twat Mr. Willeamo's f. by Waxy, ont of Permytnumpet, Bsl. s:b. each. D. M. bap. b. 6 to bon Mamas. U. of Grahoa's Carbonate, Bst. bent Mr.Oreville's Oracle, 711. K. M. 100gs.-Even u. t .trbou.to. The A adky Foul Stakes of 311u.e.eh, for horses Of DO ages (2-yr olds exorpted). T. elan at the Slotting Post of the T. Y. C. sad to ran to the end of IL C. Mr. Rous's &spinal's, 5 yrs old, B.t. Ylb .. r .Wya.lha es' • Centaur, 3 yrs old, Is.. 21b ... 2 • Deuverir's Arbutus, 4 yss old , hot. 11th 3 aim, f Graflost's Titian 3 yrs old, Bst 1111 .. 4 Lard Exeter's c. by ArdroLan, 4 yrs old. %L. pa. at r• Greville76 Oracle, 4 yrs. old, 714.1111 sto 2 agst &piston-8 tob on Cromer Mr. Fox's North Wester, sat. 711. bust W. Bouteria's 80. 41b. D.M. 2Ottp. b. 11 to 4 on Noub Western. Mr. Boaverie's Tressiliao Sit. 4th. rte. 80es. from Mr. Prendergast'. Rattan., Bsl. 116. 1). M. Mr. b. ft Lard Warwick's Selma, Bsl. 71b. fee. SOIL from Lnrd G. H. Caveudisb's e. by Parti s an, 7st. 121 1 . U.M. 108 gs. 'Mr. James's Ajax, ttat. 71b. me 25gs. from \Nur Wilomis Eby Jeuiper, nut of Bolter's dam, Sat. T.Y.C. 10p. )4 tl.t• CRAVEN MEETING, 1822. R'"' MONDAY. First Class of the Eighth Kiddleeward, Stoker of 20045. - each, Is. ft. for colts, 8.4.7ib. Ah. M.—[Nocerert lest of the horses intended to start has y e t be en ou t ; b ut some iser errosseossa are in circulation.] Sweepstaka it of 101/0. each, b. ft. ed. 41b.roalThe list of hones not yet eutoplete.j The Doke of Grafton's Brother to Brows is matched agalust Mr. Bouverie's c. by Blocher, out of Belevirina, Sat. 41b. each. R.Bl. 300 gs. ; 2dOgs. ft. r TUVADAY. • The Second Class of the Eighth Ridallesworth Slakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for Gilles, Sat. 71b.--[Llat not completed.] Sweepstakes of 100g.s. each, b. ft. ller produce of entered mares covered In 18113 ; colts, Bat 71b.; fillies, Sat. 41b. — (No correct list.] TIIVIIIPDAY. Itittepatakaa of 200 gs. each, h. ft.; collo, Set. 711.; Mike, • . Ss. 41b. ; then rising three yams old. as "l lliriffpatakes of 200 gs. each, 1. ft. Sat. 7111. R. M. 141 Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for lilies, Bst. Mb. each. . •Slireepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. fur colts, Sao. 71b, lilies, Ilst. Ilb. lIIIIDAY. The Hampton Court Sled Stakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for the produce of mares covered in 1818: cults, list. 311..; Allies, Ilst. Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, h. ft. for colts, Sal. 71b ; lilies, Std. 411 s. The Duke of Giraflon's Brolher le Brutus le matched against Mr. Thurohill's c. by Pericles, out of Dodoes, Sat. 71b. each, It. U. 200 gs. b ft. (Incorrect lists of the horses entered for the whole of the above Stakes are in circulative. As SUMS as the lists are duly completed, they will appear in this Paper.) ,:t Hlt CHAS ti. Sir Edward Edward Smitlesfux hors& will meet to-morrow at Pitchford Hall; and on Friday, November 9, at Ulliegore Village—at ten o'clock each day. • d As there are a few hounds kept be the Maighohourbow4 of Swaffhans, (or the diversion of lieutitig diary it is earaistly requested that the geotlemen sod faresere.will protect any I stag, hind, or tattoo Ater that may by chance trespass on their property. The Earl of Derby's starfleends will arrive at the Oaks on the ISA instant. His Majesty's stag-hounds will meet this day akffibfflorae Shoes, %Varleld; &MI on Friday at Esiglefieldflesmorceach day at ten o'clock. H. Jailliffe'• Esq. fox hounds will meet Ohio a* Mir stead Chur:ch ; on Weduesday, at Horse Hills; cad vs Satur day, at Chipatead Church. Ow Monday last the homed@ of Sir 1.. W. Holmes, Bart. M.P. thaew off at Buccoush Down, Isle of Wight, he the finest slyle, and had many exeellent runs, which afforded the most agreeable sport to a highly respettahla end eiseserees assemblage of horsemen. Ooe of the wag sesepted au hour and twenty iiastes. : • f a - The Hampshire hounds will meet asmorr at Four Laney, Illeauwurth ; Thursday, (berms% Regiky ; later da, Bradley—at ten o'clock cash Msg... Sir Bellingham Graham's bone& gavel ma Wedge - why at Ilui 'Wean ; Friday, at Frahm, House—at tee o'clock each day. The Cheshire bounds this day at Sadybr o lißridge; on Wednesday, at High Legto; ea Friday sit , st •is Obetibk ; and on Saturday, a t M ire lestale. 1 us ••••• Sr. Richard Poleshasi's hounds .101111010W s at locoed Vol ; and on Friday at Peaky Getims.,to_ y • The Croxism hounds this day and Wednesday, at places to be fixed at the Cover, and or Friday, at Two-Put-House. The Worcestershire hum* this day, at Bodin' Hill; on Wednesday, at Chay Wousli . spilises Saturday, at Witirocuter Perry V1 . 1:011,.. The Cottesovere hounds will meet this asy al Miuthorpe, to.morrow at Prestos, us. Thursday at Grertliaiu lan, and on Friday al Overton Park—each di It half.past leis. Earl Fttawilllato's hounds aidl meet this day et Ash ton Wuld; to-moriew •t Caseoe Ilauglands; on lilt St 4 ripa...is Bridge; and on Saturday at Sono.tr • day at ten ii'elot k. Lord Tap borough's hou n d s s ill meet t hi s day, at How : stem; un Wednesday, at Burnham; us Friday, at Redbours House; awl imi Saisiday, at Waltham each day at cleave. *I be Earl of Scarbrough's hounds will meat this doity-111 Clavontis Town i on Weilue s dly, at Saiiillsttli Park; autism Friday, at Staunton 'Fun n-.I 111 h day at half-past ten. The Gillingham fox hounds will noel 111 morrow 1111 Ilolme %Visor', uu 'llhursaley at Well, and oe Saito day at ionicirsby Toro—each day at ten o'clock. • . 1 he Budsuorth fox bimod a l will N u tt ray d a y as ass Green s to-nteriow at Moir!, Park, on Thusol.iy at Mimi: soon Hill, and uu Saturday at Barrington Hall—each day es kw o'clock. The Sheffield harriers will meet this day at the Haugh, and uu Friday at Grail, Ludge—at lon o'clueit= des. t • ai . . The East Sawa fox-hounds users at 111Wille * , 11,11 111.1•1110)% het* ea u Ilaukbam mid ‘t illthadra ,• us 1 lierimia), al IWO Geer. Mau, Iltogrner; and WI Oweard.sy, at thicaellux. Oit Moulin ) , Slue 12eh, it Mit:4o44w; soil nu Tloir.day she 1.1,11, at Mount Marry, lain the 'loses kite-tin. 111.:RToN IttillT.—Sir Itchard tiotticso's boweds will meet this day of Willingham, 10-13111f11111/ at Voleby, uu irealoei darat thialbroulie, on 'I hursit•y at Boston, and 1111 11411111114 VI Dratihniy. Ito Tlvit h ehtt itt ,lerni .i terftwit:eittsb i Shy t ile :l l . l* ■ at stereo. :Jarads On ,:w f 01,4*. *lt wt owl 7 -77 7.,, shod, ii.! . - . ,„,, Last sse,d, .Ttiom A 4 A ia.wuicuT ligosorevni - nowit 111 St. Pelel ' ll.l.l Wei. CiAllleilatily, Lay II deli. and Lill his thigh lerukto soil collar I put tout of IbLer. Ituin the effects of clutch uufutiliwate uu cul, II i lie 1 1 44. 611 . 1 C ilia it the Kent dud Canter. tour!. Iluoital. X.l - . legi, •• belts', 1 dm maims. h• *Netnee hire *.L ft, Rl_ trios post • I t t c r Aporippot islibo"*.4 !.d se t notorierales. r. TOOleieff asmis•ded. toss • aettles••• bed Om& 1a41•••• .be bark- eep. sod Ile, claims. 61 siossurier da, over p9O l r . . ........, aim& e • Intle ____ ailit.biTOPS TO IPOWINTW. - • 1 J. Dray, late of 111. Atom carewsit, fie* r f Omit ayitarker, Arai* N. Jolley, Cbasiwg-trum..ps,ll9er ~,aAa64104 II • DI VI DiN Di. Paine, inn. !Aortae, Pountueriskiseeefiunf .... 11 H. Illanalt, War plavairert, Wapplat, laitalater I I J. Wok', Into of WelleaDaaratt, Daakoillr i ears USN rhiLit 9 C. R. H. &dry, tale of Sunilloolleld. (kaki .. IY 1. Wornelev. of Liverpooi, oisso•werelsont.-111 jun. of Nottingham. Isee-olboofo trier —T. Jolossou, of Wet. Feld, Yolk. nOtrisoloi —J. Ik. Mason, of y.,„. eirmer, gle4lrr.-- V. Ilanaleset d Ltallua, wr tchaut. . _ NAVAL. INTELLIitENCE. _ polkimairral, teevemeavt 2. ; Arrived Ilse fitrayford, Rogers, from Coshaxeli fur N.-. Oars Ns &ailed 'he Reit, Waters, for Lorries; Louisa, Barnard, for Leith; and Thetford, Bauch, fir Hall. rimmovrn, Novrusen 1. Arrived the iikeeral Moore, Bryan, frogs Jersey for Bridgewater. with rails split, Arrived of the Port, the Edo, Nickels, from Malaga r, Umtata, sod 'feisty Wriletilry, from the South Seas fui Looduk, is elercu months. fi.tt.iwoww, Soectisits Arrived the Cortiden pocket with a mail from the ward I.limis; onkel from St. Theweaes ARgersteir, tN Rer• Kiwg ; sod A. —one, Heuridwlrmiort, front fond,, ., for howee 1 tllinspk, flanseursy, freSdt Gibrelier; Thalia, Welt+, fermi London foe Port Jackass; awed Tartar, DJWIM ing, from Galiptili foe Hull. 1111111GATIN JOVIINIIIIR I. Arrived the Frederick, Davis, from Route.darts fur Haile, with 14,14/ of audios and cable, sails vial, Ice. naltwicit, "occusan ' Arrived the Voositlart packet with a mail fermi Huila. d. NORTH SEIZLIM. oCfOtirli 31. , Arrived off the Rae the Trafalgar, NOWT ; ,he spoke ow' the 21st instant, In tat. 7. * Moog. 67.35 the John of Unit, will, loss of main topmast sad limas-yard, and true mu washed over boat d. DIAL, NOTannrlll 4. Arrived and soiled for the River she Watson, Wairsr.e, frown Malaga; Mary, Par MIMI, from Qr. bee ; Margaret, hour Dahlia ; and Brothers, Cook, Gum Piynknoile. Passed try the bock of she Goodwin:Med, the Juliana from PLiindrdpiiim, for flanthergh. CUM. down from the River the Windsor Castle. LP., fix Bengal. ke.; Valiant, Fervitman ; Hive, Mader; Ilan Rum ney, Turner; Malawi", Wilums; Lad.. Haursah Urquhart; and Elisisheils, fur Jamaica; Leiptir, Thoinpsrin, for Lemberg ; Prince Regent, Taylor; sad Bet.. sey, Friik, fur Toloscril sod killischeell, l i llsencer i'"f Anti gua. They remais iu the Downs, with the Royal Squsrirmi, •11 well. The Freud' ketch, Massone Votiliostre, from Bones for Storktoa, got oa the south part of dm Goodwin Roods last sight, and is totally fool—c iew l an d e d at Remegalt. • DARTISOIITM, Novelist= 1. The Induatry, Brown, Imo picked op awl brought Mao Ttriaham, s jolly boat built of 6r, withuat marks or toramber„ painted white and green, supposed to belong to a foreign vessel. init.conw, wo,clutatit 1. Arrived the Felicity, Evart% from Waterford, with her cargo shifted; sod William, Beer, from Motu, with bre pumps eboaked, nod moat discharge part of her rArgu. In Saturday night's Gazette a reward or SOO/. offered for the discovery of the person who lei roily poisoiied some cattle in the Isle of Shippey, longing to T. Y. GREET, Esq. Mayor of Qtlerntx►. rough; and a reward of 50/. for the dircovery of 11. e I*er►ort who. on the 24th ult. *lint arifl mortally is mended W. CARR. gamekeeper to Sir T. WRITE, of Wallingweils. A free pardon is wombed to soy recompliers msking Peels doseoteries. PRICE -oi' ON u India Stoek.... 240 D tom. I Old Annteiliev.... 761 f. I Es. Salo. 2d... 4 6 pp. LellorryTicketl,2tl.l4s. I 01110. for Ace.... 711 it la rnii7S, 3 per Cent. 4teel• 771 77 3 per Gt. Ceete..74 77f 4 per COO% eds.. • OA per Ct. N. Moo— I 104 Bauk 1.. Aase•l9l 7.16 ; South SeuStock....4lllll, •• - • • gilkierr Friday, at Goodwood { asseem, her Grace the Doelsm of Rirhwoud, of a son. - Oa the !Mb ill. at Edina Mile, Wiltshire, the Lady of Heavy Norte, Fmg. of a MisMu.f On Friday, at hie nelihoar,Jw Osereemy, the Lady of R. Pulestura Ea,. of mom to • Or Taierjap t. she 31 1 / 1 1s skimp s in Dublin, •t the Right Ron. St. Gestic Dales, the Lady of the Rev. Arthur Sioux, of • daughter. '• Oa the Blesaliegme-enr.Sciale, Lady Jane Lin{ say Carmegim ealtineal..3^ I teIIIMIIIIRIAGES. '.'S Os Allooday last , aß Illtewood, ittelffordskire. /olio Mysli Erg. of Hakdoe, is. Mainwhire, to Carolioe, fifth daintIIMINIS Themes Gifford, Erg. of Chilholgtort, is the former emdlalg' Ors Wedserdsy, at Wilfrid Church, Mtn*. by shisallallaMi Bev. James M. Lege; Incur of Tipperary artetbalielaw Roche, Richard Malik, Esq. of Baltimore, High the roomy et Waserfuril, to the Hoa. Herres' SO siatighter of she late sad sister of the preseet Dorreraile, of Durieraile House, In the enemy of Ceelltiro - Yesterday me'neight, at Dorchroer, Mr. Barge, ups. SI, In Mw Huai, aged 43. This is Mr. Barge's hill *so Seat wires bore his 24 child,., IS of who. re-at Ave births. 1 lostmal DEATHS. -+ *Are t 119th ultimo, at Bath, Charielte devolier of the Archoleeeon, rad graMl4lo4l.~ *e Mb*, erf Cluniert, aged lea para. nisi- to tia l / 4 1 /tie t . On the lash alLat Belfast. Scent POWs. el the late Sth royal veteran hatlaligh eitier 19th region -at. 0 0,1 00 the 17th alt. at Carling Collate, BrigheesAmella Nlh year of his age (mad early two mouths Maar abatiliMA of Mrs. M. A. Cooke), Mr. Juba Bernard Coshed la seem .1 On Monday, the 49th ult. at West Matlial 'soar l esa 4 Mime is the Sails year of his age, Beojamor fl uter , Ng-. Earem:rly a partner in the arm of Means. Jokes, mod Co. of Upper Tharnemetsem. .ttlt Ois the aild loot, at Braley Court, Staffordshire, aged Dame Anise Fletcher, relict of Sir Thomas Fletcher, BIOS nod mother of Sir J : .F.Bgeilbeh sart . fl. P.. fair the irately of Stafford. • Oa Tueedsy senraing, at Idanalleld, Henry Forst, a cord noisier of slat ibia. ' after trAiug breslifssi, stepped tutu a prtiabaurt's hoar, s ad after aurae marersetioss was ffittfll - "Lea the act of taking tip his hat, he staggered a fee pari.s, dropped dowse, sad Sweetly expired. • Ott the 22.1 list, is Woullees Hotpot al, Nottingham, ia the bandied and drat year of her or, Berets Peet, widow. Her bralmall was maw, yeerswasdeller sad Meer founder ru Atjjab Mellor, &mem eminent jeweller of that plots, a whose time near the hundred Moo teem employed in skat busissese throe. llsr sit ceased retained the perfect use of Ir. farsiliser, sod could net set thread a siedle to dm day of it" vieselt. • 111111111111ATBR TINS. NIT . 411?' LlikfliiN BRIDGE - Alarise mg 42 Are•.! , t • amain Is rim to. Primed aad Pallidly. at THE Barnett PROS see va t: 1111.0 BE oak., Ne. 117, *mad, bp C. CORNWELL. of t►. Streak J 4 I • L ei li la M 3.1 CI Jo to IM t• ■ L s~