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I I E i him fur toeolylve leers, dearing which lime she had ttraltir ehildren, Luso, them are slow hying, MA I ars tht eldest.— hood three years Sim Ow eloped with another man, and ••ertert her Onidaes My ?Alter, in eona , q rut mar r,ed, welt ohms sir' Ihre happy and comfortable The man ono Illsollstr cheprall with shortly become tired of her, v.i4 he absconded, find sty 'Bother has been in the pearlier 1.4 e,taing to our sportenent and imiltios she crown, riot, a. 4 cattaingellaeord in Ilse family. Yesterday morning nitwit ten it'slitck abe caste al o.ual, my father was 'rein home at t'ae time, and so mire a nnia•ll rtrinested her to leave the twist., when she Inimettiatels stench me a blow In the tire, which is are canoe of romptaint. Al, we want, your Mir , tip, is that she should keep away, and sot come to annoy sit and Milne!) nor tramliiiißty and happiness. The mother could not deny the allegirsion, anal she was ordered to And hail, width being maabk to precut', she arms committed to prison. i*V-1.1 SONE 01IIIC CAUTION TO LICENSED VICTDALI.F.RS, fse„ Yesterday • novel rale, bet etf great interest to the corn at large, especially so that claim above 'Medea to, several of whoa. were Sow hs atlentlaoce eater to irons the result, rime on to he heard berme the Sittiog Illsgistrate Juke Rowlemon, Esq. It was so informs ma 1.111 by Wise, • common iiifirmer, leeriest Mr. fames Proctor, landlord of the Cleyea's Head, Paraelise•street, Mary le-bone, charting bias with having in his posers sing and Isaias *juices pewter puts emserary to the •maiote, they sot haviiic the Exchequer mark " W. R. stirmounted by • Crows." stamped us than as reqeirtil. The information was laid under the 11th oee. anal 15111 chap. iif one of the Arts of William 111. entitled an Art for ulcer. Leinin the Measures fur retailing Ale sod Beer, which ine• pieces a penalty mot exeeediug 40.. Nor Met thou 10.. no any iotikeeper or victualler who shall retail, alter, 'teach Near beer in any vessel, of whatsoever mewl, if out plsinly seed apparently stamped sad isamhest with the Eeseloqout mark. testifying that such meaaieres respectively have heels so Ilya anted, compared, sized, and Needled with the stanileril at..., said, which stamps or marks the Lewd Mayor or Chief Ofii. ter are 7rquiresi to provide; and for their Neuwied, to re. el ire no more than one farthing Wreath meamore; aid is neglecting. to recreate oath ditty merordiug to the tree insert and mesuing of the Act, he shall Natit the sem of Si. sad r"roler to the party grieved his tumble damages, with rush of slit. The Defenehat, who in thin rise **Wetted hisumeelf to a penalty of 321. was attended by a Solicitor, velp• eliseuviit Wog au itifiinsiality in the information, it was quashed, urea which the informer proceeded to ky • fresh one. bistog mat. Mr. Henry Palmer, a ?ming MUM of respectable eiluauon In life, was brought up in custody on a warrant agar** him, upon the inform:lshii. of Sir Thomas Clismpneys, FL" t. of °wheedlers Pa►k, Sonserartshire, chsrging the Prisourr with having ?mks mled bills to a very large amongst. The ilifornsation of Sir Thomas Champiteys, on *kirk the warrant had bes n granted. was rid by Mr. Dews i-on. who st tended as Solicitor fur Sir Thomas. It staled that Henry Pah reser. the Defendant, rail* d upon the &mental ha A ugo.t last, and inforrisesi bite that he was a bill-broker, awe/ had heal d shut the &patent was Iss want of a sum of money. which be would procure for him on his (11w deponent's) acceptance to bills of exchange, and siontif undertake to du so for a commission of Are per er sit. to which proposal the rl►poural agreed; that in pursuance of suet. ogres mem the de-postal gam the De. fondant, on the 12s1 of Jingoist, Iwo Prigs of exchange, drawn by George Higgins on deponent. and accepted by him fur 600/. each, for our of which hills of exchange Palmer under took to purchase a canteen, and for the other he promised to being the depoilent Ilse am..wut in coeb, 1001. which be bail given the deponent on account, sod Ilse anionst of his cam. missloto ; that un the 11th of the same month deponent gate Palmer several other bills of exchange (which were pArticst 'wised in eta. deposition, and anaossuted to upwards of 21i110. f..► which Palmer undertook to purchase fur Ilse drp..n. ut Shy des• or of wine, soil to pay him the remainder of the ♦slue of the hill in cash or good bills. The deposition pro. (reeled in stale, that the Defendant had nut give n she nest any valise on account of the said bills, except the /00/. Pn et ment ed. An, Sir Thomas Champs. yies information had been read, Mr. Hai Mon, the solicitor, pioceeded to adduce evidence in ...ippon of the Anima, and pruved'*he Dif sirloin's acknow- Ir./monis given to Ste T. Chanspneys al the time he receives' 01. bill., noidertaking in the lint ease to procure (ash for tile hilts or retina this iu len days, and in the last to return the bills in mum. days, if he did not procure the anlUUlli in wire End rank, or good hills within that tiro. George Higgins, Sir T. assmpileyes servant, proved that he drew the bills in question 1.11 his master, the Defendant being present, and instructing bias u to the mode of draw• ing them, and that he stir his master accept them and give V:em to the Defendant. The Magistrate asked the witneso whether he considered it 1.• be put of his deny to draw bilk at his master's desire ? reptied, he certainly did. eilnginiste--.• What ! I suppose just as notch as you 4.1.1 d think it your duty to put coals upon Me file at his torimsnii !" Higgiried Easeily the same, !Cr.!' _ _ Ale. Park, of Bond•►treet, deposed. that the Defendant had purchased from him a canteen for 5001. ft,/ w bleb he paid 'siert a bill drawn in the name of George Higgins 011 Sir T (:I arcpneys, and accepted by his. Healey deposed, that the Defendant had pmehased fin. him fifty dosen of eruct, fur ollich he had paid with similar bills, and that he had given ti m. bills in exchange for some Idlers of them. The Defendant appeared extrrmely indignant at the charge preferred against him by Mr. Ha►ri.ou, and said, that if Sir Mumma Chanspneys would give him the several tin ms of money whirb he bad advanced him, he would gel ►u 7 , all his acceptances. Mr. Hari Lion. on the part of sir Tbonssa. who was not pre sent, and who has brew for a considerable time a rider in the kit E's Reach, decied that the Wet/dant bad ever given him mo. re than 1001. Tie Defendant, besides Sir Thomas Ckasapneys's acknow kdgment fur the 1001. mothired 311 arkssonkdgmcni from him of having received tient Mr. Park 150 E which the De fendant said he had paid Sir Thomas Champiseys. rir. Pack, in implantation of the arkssowledginent being mai , e to him, said, that after the Defendant had purehased the Ofiy *Main or wine hum him, he received a loiter from Sir T. Chantpneys relocating to .re him, in consequence of whit lie coiled on Sir Thomasoslio begged of him ass ad vance of 1 r.O/. for a few day. and ►aid the wine should net b• removed until Inc mum y was paid, on which terms Mr. Psik agreed 10 advance it. Sir Thomas Clsampneys the nest day sent Mr. Pas k a muse u•ks, iukdging to have reteised from him 150/. Mr. Park mid he shewed this nuts to the Defendant who desired him nut in send the mosey, bill to give him ite note, and he would settle the matter with Sir Thoin.s Chanipneys. Mr. Pork, however, could not say vac they or 110 Sir Thomas Chainpneys had ever received the money. Time IldagiAssle said, it did not appear to bias that a man carol case had been made out against the Defendant to hold hint to bail. h was possible these had beeu many other ismisartions between the parties, whirls might explain all the taws that had been stated. Mi. Harrison submitted that the evidence produced W3ll inifficieut in call nu the Defendant to give bail to answer the charge; hot as the Illogisti ate bad given a different opinion, be requested that an oppurteuity might be afforded Sir T. (hemline)* of producing further evidence, which Mr. Ha ri• sun declined he had M his power. The further consideration of the rase was in rnoscquence adjourned, Mr. Park and the Eh fiudantra SoSchur, Mr. Dolt, giviiic bail fur the Defendant's appearance in the tats ut 5001. each. One of the Paddington coaches polled np at the King's Head public-house, Hampstead•rnarl„ rind during the temporary absence of the enaclanan she hones let off at full speed. The conch was nvesturned. and Mr. and Mrs. Moots, of Ifamp ►tead-►oad, and Mr. Wm. RIDLTT, of George atrter. Portman-!quart, three outside passengers, were thrown into the road : the two former escaped unhort, but Mr. Blum was so much inln•ed he died on Thur-dsy. 111GMCITS NVRDRR. A sian sallied ifwejakai, who was before Dr. Owes on t newel *residua roweersiog the horrid affair, has bees again hrooght np to seeoont for suing very swspieioss tiniest *lutes briloglit again*. Mos. It appeared that a Issas naisird Field, who had been ems ployed sa Erse the ponds, on sesrehlsie sear a hay-mach, es Mr. Hale's premiers. dienvenni an old shirt buried wader sae .if the stacks; the sleeve of the shirt exhibited mark. of Mood, and the collar was torn apparently in • those,. loss and Brett, the of/leers, on their apprehending Murphy, prior to his former examination, reasilmberisse that on searehiay hint they found that he had este, shirt ma his back that had sa.picioas circumstance, and the shirt was bronchi to the dustier room. The Officers wear aceordiarly dispatched to take him inta ensiody, in order that be atiabt account for the old shirt which he left MT for the new owe. They toot him to Drapery's hawse, and on wonder Mon be eons Osumi, that he shooht Wee his situatina. la his defence be said hr ran innocent The skirt pro. attend wills blood he knew nothing shoat. The shirt be bad taken ..ff to pat on tie new sine, he did not Mow what had been done wills it he believed it was soh,. The shirt was Aimed very near' 11r. ITsites Karsten, sad was very Ilthy. There were no marks to prove it tw be Barren's, and the only stivirion that it might be hie iv, that is ►as found near the tird►n, and he being under-gardener. The Overt wen ordered to be left is Field's poseensiou, the rema who found it. Dr. Owns rtitogiged the offirers for their activity, ward thonght the affsir deserved au-pit-ion. There 111 , 1% 110 di►ect evidence that the shirt belonged to Thirphy„ trod' he was dia. charged, tat to mare forward at any (Wore period if re quired. ROBBERY AND ATTEVPT TO MURDER. Between ilk and green u' r lo r k oo Tuesday evriiinw last, as Mr. Sprott, of Little Russell-street, Bloomsbury, shot nwke►, was p►ueerdOg across the fields from Detwieh to rat:slier well, he was attacked he• two OM*, one of whoa, kiiiiskett hint down by a severe blow on the bsek past of the head with ■ heavy bludgeon, and then jumped upon his chest, and held bins duce while the other rift d his poekels of ten saver• igen. their Tf. Maidstone note., some loose silver, and a clasp knife. The sitars urns contented with the crime he had lasted' , roionsitive, wits proceeding to add in it that of murder—&r having opened the knife whi►b he Put taken from Mr Borates pocket, he seised him by the chin, and healing his head *gene.. the grossiod with suck violence as to cause the hbowl to rum from his month endears', he tore down his neckcloth and hod plan. d the knife dose to Mr. ap►alt'a thrust,and waits. the act ofilrowint it acress,wheis the oilier, who it appears was less hardened thaw his toof , ileiate. for innately coned his arm Just as the ►oire had pe. &witted the dim of tie neck, and wre•ched it out of his hand. The wretch then seised the bliplgeon with which M►. Sprott had bees. knocked down, and iallicied several severe blows os Mr. Sprott's head snit body, and afte►wa►ds both of them assisted in throwing him into a net ditch close by, and ran away. Mr. Sprott reeersined in this dreadful saltlike* a ems riterable time, bleethog profusely, and would probably have perished bad he hut torn discovered by some laboariag men, who iinnseillattly took hit* to a small cottage which was at • short distance from the ►rat, and where be received proper assidasee. CURIOUS APPRERRNSION OP A HIGHWA Y RUDDER. Ow the lath of Anzeist, shout six o'clock in the evening, Mr. Mama, a builder, of Newington, was robbed o f his wat c h and seals in the most daring m . He was staading at the door of a Mr. Cornell, a linen-draper, in conversation with Mr. C. when, on a sudden, hews. surrounded bye gang of rim, or fire men, w►et bore him °awards with inesistitile fort., mid in the confitsicia sense tome snatched his watch. Mr. Mason promptly seized the manses whom his suspicion but notwithstanding it was open daylight, and the street was crowded with passengers, the whole of the rubbers fell upon him, got him done., and then bem him with their fists, and also milli blodgeons whirls they exerted, nntil he was nearly ins►ssible, and then effected their escape. Next morning Mr. Mason gave ioformatiom of the transaction to Snow, the parish eonspahle, who immediately recollected her he had met Phil. Cale.t, a fell o w who, with hi. ga ng (of tilmmt Lee, executed the other day. was oar), have long been the terror of the ➢oroagh. Accordingly be armed himself. and proceeded to the usual hunt of the banditti, hot found they had decamped altogetle r, and he coold obtain nu In formation respecting their route. A few days ago, whilst at. tending at Lambeth store, police office ou some parish basi -1111.11% lit heard that Oirlferit isik of some "ouf-eactonler." who had sairquished several of 'hens sail rescued a thief, and their account of his extraordinary prowess induced Snow to stay to see him. Whin he was put to the bar, be at once reeng. aisrd Caton, and taxed him with the robbery; hot the fat- Sri strongly denied hawing ever seem him before. Mr. Mason was then .rat tor , unit pawl:seen , swore that the Prisoner was the man who assaulted and rubbed him, and he was fully committed fur trial. AIFFUL INST.4NCE OF SUDDEN DEATH. Thursday afternoon Mr. John 'etiology, • respeetahle watchmaker, residing in Spafields, went out with a few Cited'', and on their return home they stopped at the bogie of Mr. Oweu, the pigs of the George, in Vtliitecromusire f i, Si. Luke's. Mr. Jennings, who was pieviously in excellent health and spirits, *kilo is the act of &labial some porter, suddenly fell back and expired. Medial aid was instantly called in, bat the •ital *path had Ilea. Mr. Jeuniags has kit • wife and young family to bewail hie low EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE OF A FELON About five o'clock on Wednesday nfiernnon Thomas Lewit, alias Den. Whirr, who was convicted of felony tri the last Sommer Assizes at Bedford, escaped from custody off she Pilot Bedford coatis, by slipping his irons opposite Sutton street, Clerkesmell. He was ite year* of age, and by trade a watcb.finisbcr, and was burn in Hid Lion street, SINGULAR R!•CA Pg. Dr. Palmer, of Taartwortb, experienced a pro•idential neap, 1 few date ate, ua the summit of Armitsge•hill. Re turning from Polesnorth isi hia gig, attended by his groom, the horse suddenly took fright, and went off sit full speed; on I-caching a pall of list rout bounded by a prreipitous •tune pit, one wt . the rails tiring broken, the animel sp►ung with a desperate Iry 'two the pit, at least fifteen or sixteen feel d•ep. In liar decent Dr. Palmer was pitched headlong from the carriage, and tbutrAh stunned by the fall, he sours recovered himself, and went to the assistance of Isis groom, wbo lay apparently lifeless. but who was at length found to hare see. ired sass vary material injus f. The horse lay at she further viol of the pit, with the body of the gig upon •hieh bring removed, he ruse up wholly salmi, nor bad the carriage •ny marks of violence, with the exception of the duffs being broken. Bath the Doctor and she groom suffered • good deal from the shock, but are nuts gr. rfectly recovei ed. His Siviesty's ship Alfred, from Plymouth, ar rived at Madeira on the 14th ult., turd sailed oat the Isth for the Cape of Good Hope ; and his Mojevry's bill!) Doris arrived on the 19th, nod tailed ou the 233 for South Amyl ica. The Aoetcua packet, from Falmouth, strived cm the 214, and sailed the &Halving dry for Teneriffr and Dumb.. The h Ilium, from 1) istiv's Straits.. is arrived in the Hil . iiiher with 13 this, 137 tons; brings no ac count of the &bevy, not having been 111 company with any *hip except the Grenville Buy, arrived at Newcastle : raw u rintrity of one k vine ttotc4 of a fie:tog vlop. ~---nsa. ~.~. TIIE TURF. DONCASTER MEETING, lee/. .r.'. , WIONII/0.41r, lIIITTEMEra 19. Ssreeprtakes of ttlOgs. each, h. ft eols4,4st 31b.; Bilks, Ist. St Leger Coarse. (6. Sobseribers.) Sir 111. M. Sylses's br, e. Brother so Antelope, by 31144 . 91 - oho, clam by Shenk (T. Nicholson) Lord Fitssilliasn's ch. f. Brunk, by Cervantes Mk. Watt's ch e. Bergsma, by Comber's, 4 mold lo 4 an Brusher so Antelope.—•Wass * 66 7. The snood year of the renewed Doncaster Stakes, of 1 0 0. each, with 20r. added by the Corporation. fur horses, &c. of all ages; ilarre.yrar olds, 6.4.; four, 7it. 71b. ; five, 94.3115.; sin sod aired, B.t. 1016. Four miles. (f 4 Sub scriber.) Mr. Lamblon'e he. e. Borodino, by 9svolensbo, shim ti Stamirs , r 4 , 4 Po oh. (T. Nicholson) ......... -• 3 Mr. Peirse's b. b. lievellre, by Coins's, a yr. oh! 5 to * os Reveller—Wos very easy. _ Tie Ganuigne St allesof IttOge. each, Sep. ft. fulls, Sit. Sib.; fillies, Bd. 21b. Si. Leger Course. (10 Subscribers.) Mr. Wyrill's b, f. Sly Lady, by Comm (W. AruuW) Mr. Hunter's r. e. Gusia•or, by Eireties Lord Milton's tr. C. tbandbeck, by Calton Ssndbrrk inn agaimt a pmt and fell, after running shoat a mite, but we are happy to say, his rider (W. Cliff) was not much hurt. 3to 1 apt My tatty -2 to 1 apt Gustavrs-5 to 4 apt ti.uodlteck —A good rate. Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, 200. ft. fon, yesr old colla, Oat 711 i.; fillies, B.t. •Ib. Maiden horses at the time of oainiur allowed 41b. St. Leger Colorer. (II Subscribers.) Mr. Lanibtou's br. c. Waverley, by IVhaleboue, out of klargareeta (T. Nielsalsoo) ICr W. :Haswell's el. ir...Motireith, by Haphazard 3 to I 1.11 Waverlry. {Vow easy. The Foal Stakes ef 100 gs. each, h. ft. ; robs, fist. 71b.; fillies, B'l. alb One mile cud a belt (lf Soltserib , es.) Ntr. T. O. I'osrk•tt'e hr. e. Jerk Spigot (11. Scutt) I Mr. Wyrilrs b f My I.•dy, by Cnmu• 2 stol on Jaeb Spigot. A goo* reef. The Coil Cop, free for any horse, 3m.; three-year olds, Ast. ; finer, 7st. 71b.; five, Ssi. 331. ; six, lkst. I ?lb. ; and aged, tht. Four milers. The winner of any Subscription Plate at York. this year, to carry 41b. extra, ur two Subscription Plates, 71b. Mr. Lambtoes g r. h Consul, 3 yrs old (T. Nitholoon).. Mr. T. O. Powletrit b. h. The Juggler, 6 yrs old . 2 Sir M. Pd. Sykes's u. e. Antelope, 4 yrs uhf 3 Ld Scarbrough's bl. h. The flack Prince, 5 yrs old 4 My. MAW° br. e. Sir John, by Sinuleasko, yrs old— Mr. Peirse's gr. f. by Comas, nut of Lisette, 3 yrs old 6 3to I apt Consul-6 to I ■est The Jurgler-2 to I apt Antelope-5 to I art The Black Prince. %Tun very easy. THVIUDAY. The Doncaster Club Siskes of 50g tackles three-3min old. Mr. Latabtua's Dmisinalte Sweepstakes of se's. each, wish 20gs. added by the Coepo- Mr. Foes eh. f. Foriatio Mr. Heelthwortli's b by Orville Mr. Riddell', b. by X. Y. Z . . Colonel Kaug's Lunatic 2 to i ou Fortuna. Sweepstakes of 2fts. tub. Mr. Lsiobton's Duoainsom .. , 1 Mr. Petri., b. c. by %Vona Lord Qliceurberry's gr. f. by P.inse Minister Sir W. Maxwell's Jock Dansinsoe the favorite. Won ells,. Sweepstakes fur 4 yr olds. Mr. F. Lomley's eh. f. by Comas ..... ........ Lord Queesalwrry's k. e. by Prime Minister _ _ _ Two only were placed.. Mr. Wait's b. f. Marion, the &room,. Sweepstakes of )OR*. each, fur 3 yrs old. Ur. Criasstuses M. f. by Sir Nlalaignie . Lord Searbruugh's Coroner CO/00 Olen 11/ a. hocked al odd.. All-Age Stake of t3g.. each. Mr. Griorioes bl. f. by Sir Malagagie Hoirldstrue &ems ... SHREWSBURY RACES. IN FOX ISDAY, /arras. salt IS. The Noblemen and GMlSiftaseu ' s Subscription of SOL for three tad titer year olds. The hest of heats. To start at the distance chair; twice rowed and a distance each heat. Illujor Ormsby Gore's ch. c. The Duke, 4 yrs old, fist. bib_ lord Groarenor's br. f. Bumbrsine, 4 yrs old,Sit 31b 2 2 Mr. His kenos, jun.'s b. r. Mallard, 7st Sir G. rigut's b. f. Loyalty, list 6.6 . The Gentlemen's Subscription fur • Gold Cop of )00p 'aloe, fur all sits. Toire round mid • distance. Major Ormsby Gore's gv. b. Snowden, b yrs old, 8.1 ?lb. 1 Mr. Mytion's b. g. Anti-Radical, 5 yrs old, fbd. Lord Grmverior'i. br. c Belvidere, 4 yrs old, hsl. 121br.. 3 A Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, or colts sad Shin then two yrs obi. One mile. Mr. Mylltio's b. e. by Aladdin, out of Dairy Maid, •al. 31b Lord Derby's bl. e. by Rinaldo, out of Roanlbit, 3 1.31 b... 2 LEICESTER RACES. 711IURSDAY, FFFFF Mat& 110.--.(IIIIST 11.11%) The Gold Cup, •slue loOpi. by subscription of I*gs. each. Three timer• rumor]. Duke of Rutland's f. by Waxy, ayes ...„ 1 Mr. Mansfield manses Duplicate, ard ...... . . . _ to I on the winner. A Sue race. The Belvoi► Stakes, a vnbseriptiun of bga. esti', with ?Ogg. added by the Duke of Rutland, fee hunters. Heals, twice round. Mr. Cross's r. 2. by Breslaw, St yrs Mr. Farueirs gr. g. PJtrim , A yrs 2' 2 2 Mr. Meysteirr oh. e. by Waxy, 4 yrs Even belting. An excellent race The Gentlemen's Plate of 501. Heats, {wire ►aalld. Mr. Field's h. Is. Vanleo, 3 yrs 1 1 Mr. Platers hr. e. Haddon, 3 yrs i 2 Doke of Rutland's f. by Waxy, 3 yrs Th e c owl * Wall throngs& with abrilliaot CUM patty, alai the Theatre and Vauxhall Gardeas were filled with visiting. NORTHAMPTON RACES. WEDNESDAY, lIMMIDEII It. Tlie Gold Cop, value Wks. the remainder in specie, by Siabscribei• of Ifiys. each, fur three 'ear olds, 11.4.511).• fuer, 8,11. 3113., five, Bs l . 131 b.; Ms and sod, Am. s;b: Twice ruuud dm course, about three miles. (14 Sub scribers.) Mr. Maberly names Coxcomb, 3 yrs old Mr. Turner's Coral, 5 yrs old I.urrl Allborp Hamra Funstion, 4 yrs old Sir J. H. Palmer names Jujube, 5 yrs old Sir G Rubinson names Ashland, 4 yrs old M as (psis of Northampton names a b. c. by Sir Patel 6 The County Plate of Fifty Gull/VIC Mr. Field's Yanlou, 4 yrs old, 814. Sib. Mr. Piens'. Misery, 6 yrs old, 9.1. Slb. 4 2 Mr. 211111.41 me• FOOMUII, 4 yrs eftl,llst. blb ..... 2 3 Mr. G. Oilell's Jujube, S yrs old, Sat. 121 b. Mr. lienibead's Magnet, 5 yrs old, IS.t. 121 b. T II LI MURAT. A Handicap Swoepstakea of Five Guineas each (S Sub. scribers). with IS Guine.is added. Heats, twice cored Ilse euurse. Mr. Field's Vanloo, 4 yrs old, Set. GM. Mr. Krossbasal'a Magma. 5 yrs old, Bat. 1 b. 2 dr. Mr. Brook's Cll. IM. aded, 441. MONTROSE RACES. These races, of whirl an account has been gives is this Paper, displayed sajelegant rusapauy. The weather was err, 6ur, and she umber of Oval eqmpages and welt. 1111' . , *manta eqicsfrians on lite ground losalohasykal, pester, than ever recollected to have he amessltlet tlw ors any similar treessioo. The anstiiir s[ piAltititattittd was alas very considerable. Antong those who siteaded were the &Howie& ISMilara wham were accompanied by their familiesr— Tim Right Hon. Viscoost Arbotterrot, Row. Lent Ken nedy, Hos. W. Monte, II P. Hos. Colonel Rostory. W. Keith, Sir D. Moocriefe, Sir A. Itanmery, 3Ar I. II Krentett of Legs, Gement Hosier, Mr. rargaltar of 'isogon, Si P. Captaiu Hawtayne, ILN. C.aptais Farstsbar f dials, Caputo Return do. Colonrf Beatty, Major Fpett„ Captain Barclay Allardice of Ury, Captain Dowkiintillts CoPtell- Carsegy, G. F. Camiegy, f.a of Pilerrow, C•ptain litoloset Ramsay, Captain Thomas Ramsay, Ruben Taylor. £.q. of Kirktonhill, lames Scott s E.q. of Brahmans. Captain Scott of Abbeihlllnn JAM". Crnieltrharth, SI, Or Lowey, Park, James Cruiegishauk, jun-of ditto, Aleassdier Cr.sick shook of Keithork, Mr. Innisof Dorris, Camila W. ann. Per, Mr. Guthrie of Guthrie, David Carnegie, Esq. of Mr. Careen of Haluantoos, Mr. Kim:, Colons I Koos, Mr. Carrico, of Lowers., Mr. Milne of Milselleid, Jobe Brand, F.A. of Laurestoo, Peter Arkley, Esq. of Danalsold, George Keith, Esq. of UM., Mr. Medic. of Intnenies, Mr. 'other isigham of Purrrie, Mr. Gib of Maulemlest Jame. Lyall of Gallery, Mr. P. (er, 17r../sin Ore, Culotte) Watson, Cap tain Thomson, Mr. Commis*, W. S mart, Esp. of Corsonsyth, Captain Watson, Om. Sm. The following Noblemen mad Grallemea are appointed Stewards for the Montrose Races, : __. _ _ The E.rl of Aidry, Vetoes. lord Kesuredy, Witham Slavic., Sir Alruonilor Rummy, Mr. Illuseheie,, of Guthrie, mud the Provost of 31uutrose. The company at the late Lichfield Races wits not spite an numerous as usual. Nit highly rens stable ; is IM •land were the Earl of Diriunnosih, Mr. and Lady Eliawbs•th Ver son, the Mr. Peels ■nd Mrs. E. Peel, Mr. sod Mrs. Little. Soo, Miss Pitzelaretice, the Mr. liartupp,„ Mr. C. Wood. boure, Mr. sod Mrs. Levrtt, Col. Walitosse, Mr. sod Mrs. Lawley, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Swears, General Dyutl, Mr. Inge, Mr. and Mrs. Repingiois, Captain anal Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Case, Mr. 1T... and Miss Swept. Viscount Anson, with his lady and suite, reissued. to his am at Shugimwou /lion Thursday. kits Lordship was on the course at Lichfield the same day. 'E/sD, Stt~rttnstt !O. Oohs R.ans OW Beans —s to --a Pease ..—s to 17.4 a tld MAKKETs. ....... COIN EXCRANGE, FRimv, SePTILNISVII fl. Nutwithstaraling the change is tlx weather, arid the un favourable accounts that are daily received of the serious in jury sustained t• she outlying crops, the Wheat trad e was very heavy this morning, yet there was rather more efentand than citing on Nintitlay or Ws-ampere, test; the survey this week it so overwhelming, that nut me quarter of it has been got of, but what &del were made vieieun full as guild terms • on Wedurailay.—Barley, Beans, Pease, and tests, sold also fall as well as on that day, in muasegaretsee of the rears of wet weather- UXBRIDGE. Caen Inspector's Return, Tneoisnav, StIPTENIIER 20. Wheat, per load ll3l —s to 231 10. New thew 1W lOs ha 201 10* Barley, per qrsuier ..—s —4l tu ---* —d Oats. 19a —d to 34s —d Beaus ..38s —d to fts —d Prase —a —d to 30e --d Kye HEMEL lIENIPSI Wheal, per Id _(live bushels) • Oki New tliito 49s lu 458 Seeley, per roar 22s lu NEWBURY, BERKS, Si Wheat ........52+ to 0154 (Mt. 2Bs to 3. Rye .... s to 52. I Ileante— Us to 414 Barley 2Bs to 48. I PtSAW 3l. to 40i Bread, per galloa, 1.. fkl. to Is. 11J. SALISBURY, Ilrerrisista 18. Wheal l3l. so 914 Oil Oats.... 235. 08.1.284.0,1. I Barley. DEVIZES, Servals's& 20. Wheat.... 44. Iht a ris 6tl I Oats fes Oda 32s Oil Barley.... 40s o.l a 45. Oil Beaus 476 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 365. 7;1.1. FRINGERFORD, Semites/xi le. 1 1Vbeat..erpo. Od. to 960. 041. I Oais. .24s la 335. O.J. Salle) ..2tlo. ed. to 41s. UJ. Beaus 300. Od. to Na. 0.1. SMITHFIELD MARKET. Fammv, lierrEinteß 21. There was a good supply or Sheep sad Lambs as market this moraine, bit to Reef these irks rather a short supply, in eonsairenee of which the price or good Beef is ma the ad mance. la the Hay-market :here is no arterstiom is :be prices of Hay, Straw, and Clover.—The roll:mime is a comet state ment of the prices and numbers:— To sink the atrial per aseme of Sib. 1Ler....35. 6.1. to 4s. 6.t.' Head or Cattle this day: Mutton to. 6.1. to 4s. Oil. Beasts. Lamb...3l. 64. to 4a. Sr. Sheep and Lambs 9,6510 trea1....11 6.1 to 4a. OJ. Calves Pork 2s. 61 to 4a. OJ. l'igs...•. PIEIVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Reef .... 21 4.1 to 39 4.11 Veal .... 3a 4.1 to Ss 0.1 Mutton.. la 8.1 to 39 4J I Pork .... Ss 4J to 41 SJ L.rnb 3. 4J to 4. BJ. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IMITRCH•Pri.. Hay 3! 04 olto 41 6. 0.1 llay ... 31 It) 04 to 4/ 4. 041 Wave 1/ 10s 04 to t( 5s 04 Clover.. 4! Os 04 to 5/ 0.0.1 I Clover 31 3.0.1 to 4/ 15a 04 Straw .1/10s OJ to 11 16s 0,1 PRICE OF 1-10 PS, per Cwt. new POCK ItTll. NSW •AQM. Kent ....t/ Os to 3/ IN Kent 01.—s to Of —s Sussex ..tf Os to 31 Os Sussex .... ttl ---e bO/ —s PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stoat. of 81b. Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow &tellers) to. 91,1. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per fltlb. Tows Tallow 49s 6J —s 0.1 I Yellow Soap SOs Yellow Rowdy 4S. MI —. OJ Mottled While ditto...4os Ott —s Od Card Soap ditto.... 44s MI —a OJ I Graves 4lb Os Melting Staff 384 MI —• OJ Good Dregs 7s Os Ditto rough..4ss ed —1 OJ COAL MARKET, St:rumors il. Shim it Markel. Ships Sold. Price. To: Newcastle I I Sunderland 1 l' in kidder 2 Elam Coal. 1 Halbcatli Coal .... 1 (Front the " Leaden New Price Current.") FRIDAY EyENING, SEPTEMBER I. COTTON.—The potatoes of Cotton aioce out last con aka of— 310 Bengal 200 Surat 30 Madras ... 7d. • 71.1. .... MA Upland 80 Pernambuco l2ld. .... The arrivals front the 14th to the 29th inst. inclusive Calcutta Madras Jamaica Rio Jaoeiru _ The accounts Gum Liverpool received this morning are very favossralee ; the sale, fur the ant three days Ibis week average 2000 bags per day. The prices of Cowls here age - .t, . • .t^ .. ..2"" 2 nefeimiiiit • , (y Ow Ems 1.44: ellot Boagidiroct . .c..,•• *wear., • v.. • I. 900 SI/E/1 . • •• of.o• •• ••••• .......• • • ....• • ' 61 , 73' Maim . .. O7ll Illorelow•• • f • • •••••••••. tit 16,332 Cwtrlrt7li••Tie sporndity of Coffee brought forward this wort hastemewery estanaire ; yesterday, fa one sale, Cow mho. and ae z bags, sod, w the greater promortios ennsi►t ed of ordinars, good, and line ordinary Jamaica, a further depression of 3s. in the prices may be stated store Toesdiry, sod wince this Jay steels the mark. t has drehodid tr. par eget. in the ordinary deseripttosts; She finer qualiiias are airs lower, but no co•ssiderable depression has takes plate---. Havannah Coffee• had fallen this weak 3a. a 4d. per eon.; St, Dosing° about tr. By p;rbfis sale Ibis forenoon, 14 baps 101 brio. 'Ha?* hhds. Itsvasmals cotr.re wen, off al the pekes ilf yritirfolsy ; fine ardluary Pees. I. and Wis.; gaud erdisiary 1034. awl 103 s. ad. SUGAR.—Theee it little *keratin," is the pr'ees of Stuart.. emirs Ibis week; the sales are 'sore limited; the l ieSuzr,s folly support the previous priers, and is some iisataseva are e shade higher; the inferior browses still hang heavily tom hand. Them haw been taasi.lerable purchases this wee! of f.asops and Loaves, the refiners in consequence are very Arai, audio several insigne..., pi ices hive been realised which were not before athainable ; the stocks of goods on hand are very snivels redact*, and nosily houses have winked nut. The holders of foreign Sugar. Ore nut inclined tie meters the present low prices of Ilse market ; Use pinithoges by private contract are in consequence quite inconsiderable. fly piddle sale thls forenoon, RA ow.e. Brasil Smears were brought forwaid; grey sold Ms. • 2k. )el/ow 21s. 21._ Bd. Grown f6s. and Ns. 6d. Rics.—The demand for Rice, on account of she retire* of Rue *rasher, has been argot tided ; there ■re few pales reported, hot vie have hears, of nu sellers as wily redaction. This forenoon the weather ha* ►eon unsettled, null there have been inquiries, het 'Remount piirehrises rrporiell. Rum. Bnurrinu, and iirsu.alwa.—The brisk and osten sive demand for Rum which we have lately noticed a rather Riving way; the puerltvse• reported yesterday and this fuse noon are ineousiikaratile; the late adraince in the pilots is Irowrscr firmly maintained. The inquiries for Brandy eon tinoe considerable, 3s. 10d. and 3s. IW. realised fur good Cognacs, and she holders are asking is. These is uu altera tion to outiee to Geneva. OlLL—Ther.! are reversl vessels reported from the Defie Straits Fishery this wetk ; they are well fished, bat report loth/Teo-ally of the slops they spoke. The scrounge they brim= are not credited, and in coustrrewce the Oil nstrket mutt be stated tareedingly heavy one as two parcels are reported at 221. sod 23/. hot the lest price could out be ob tained for a cargo or r twee parcel. TALLOW.—The Ta9ow market is its a very depremett state; no sake of yellow candk Tallow can be made Ito.dny at {Sr. The Twat& market is quoted 495. 6d , which is the lame as him week.. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTR, ISPTEIULtIII 211! Arrived the Charles nukes, Choke, Iron 114 Ltuwi a for New Brunswick; and George flume, TeUer , (Co.. ditzu bur Boasb.y. IPLVVOITII% lIRPTIMIIeIt 19. Arrived the Marshall, M'Carty, final liunduras: Ibe 'Mer cator, Ware, Ocean, Friends, Gilbert Ilrodrnu•, Glam., and Lady Markwumils, sailed front Ilond•ras • few days before Ike Marshall. Sailed the Marv, Arkeiik for Neu South Wales; Stanton , . Illiriria, fur New Wotan,; and the 117periun (ur MK Cape of Gaud Hope. PALMOUTII, SEPTUM& W. Arrived the Prince Ernest packet with mails frost the islands—sailed /Bib August. The schooner E.stcrprine is working into the lisrtour last evening, raw done • fishing boat, mod before assistant, (wield be rendered the crew were (frowned It is nut yet ascertained bow twarty people were on board the boat or who they were. DeaMTIPOUTIF, glltrreirent 19. The Cheeky, Dodd, from Cardiff for London, arrived here; picked op the grew of the sloop M tyiktner, of Plymouth, lost or the Hammlsione yesterday morning, sod lauded them at Plymouth last night. The 11a)tiover was from Newport fur Ptyumatb, with coal.. eaviaroot., srprnweeit lIC Poi hark the Aryl for klirsmielsi, %sulk loss of foretop woo ; the Sosou asiJ Misty, Gum Waterford, is to Awe uese Nockloggai. aunt., twrremest Arrived t►e Ellimit), Johnson, front Dashes Straits, with 13 fish, 400 baits. l'lseFarise, Scoresby, from Greenland, is uea►ty firp. The Ellergill, Cotmens ; Samuel Whitbread, Boyer. are at author iu Whitchouth /toads. anat., ',Piracy', 20. Arrived and sailed for the River with the real of the horm-ansoldionuel, the Montreal, Sarong, from Jamaica; Au /,lu, Old, from St. /ulster, N.B. far Hull ; Suffolk, Allison, from (lusher; Atalsnie, Wilma, and Faith, Davies, from Jam ; Wellington, Peasley, from St. Viocent's; Or►stes. Nicholioa, from Greuada ; ■ad Aun. Brace, from the Baltic. Several of the ustaare-lsosnd bare sailed the William Pitt for SI. Johns, sod several others reload*, R 1 RTI/3. Ott the ?3lh Twat. the Right How. Lady Eleauor Balfour. era daughter. Oa Wednesday., the Ilittb haat. Ilse wife of the Rev. R. Webb, !Maur Cation of St. l'aul'a Cathedral, of a sun. At Calais, on the 14th iustaui, the Lady of Robert Goa, &rt. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Wednesday, the 12th, at Mortlake. Surrey, by the Rey. Arthur Gibson, A.M. the Rev. Edward :Mill S, Perpetual Comae of Mortlake, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Frtderstk Reeves, Esq. of East Sheen, Surrey. DEATHS. Lately, at St.Oaters, of • typhus fiver, Captain G Greesaill, R.N. •Red it years. Us &today, the Nth instant, at Haclusty, after a lour sal painful ilium, Mr. Jubu Kuight. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LtIADON 9911 az. Morris, 19 after 11 I E►eaiag 46 after 11. Testerday—Sy. MAITRCW —Roli , lay •t the Bank, Excise veer, East tadia and &path Sea Hues(' COURSE OF EXCHANCI Amsterdam ....C.F 12 16 Ditto at sight lt 13 Rotterdam .... 2 L l2 17 Antwerp l2 9 Hamburgh —.21 U. 38 1 Alton. .21 U. 36 2 Paris 3 day'a eight Ditto .........2 U fit 0 Bourdeaux 26 0 Frankfort ou the Main, Ea. M 157 Petersbiirgb,rbl. SU. di Vaasa effective 2 M 10 23 Trieste .do lO 23 Madrid..... 36 Cadiz . Bilbua 35 Barrcloua Seville 35 Gibraltar prided and Published at THE BRITISH PRESS sad THE GLOBE OSee, No. 117, Strand, by C. 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