The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-30 00:00:00

ings, fire Arlk; they - win._ par. prisonors-•-thr, . and direc . pound Messrs. Ivey reearby Leicester door several well— , duriag walking He _w persons ob. passing - . . • . . • . - • THE STATESMAN. . , .- .... COUNTY OF LANARK. SHIPPING INTELIAGBNCB. drove off immediately. HO had been walking op end _.-.......... --ame.-- down the passage for isomie animate.. In the course el brown to requisition a wry r e s pectable Meeting of Robinson, Povsnoirrw; OCT. 29.-Arrived the General Smith, ten minutes after she prison*" had left, his wife inform. ii. N blemen Freeholders, Auden •f• the Peace , and R from Batavia, out 110 days; H.M.S. Thracian, ed him th a t the bedroom had been stripped. He went iv was held on Wednesday, at from the Eastward ; Esterprise Cook , from the Downs , up and found the door had been el:hocked; the Barns Fost•Teloioner's of Sop H a milton, for the purpose p. of the a Coniinntatlon Jamaica ; Jan fro ; podollo Wil c at e T ri b o t te m:son ' cli f ea ro , m , f eei ro w m ea v T ia m e w o ß n r i a s o: forced Oran appraelttly by means of a email crow bar or •to the Agricultural state o f t • coun t ry , whi c h , some steel Instrument ; five or sift boxes were alba felatift sw o tte d ee the Lord Lieutenant of the 11 ' 1 4. and nellistdiseharge andhth into dock. Sailed the broken and aea nifty of ra p ipers throwC upon the bed , asa ht•l ry bet ; n sad tri also for coosideeise the price of labour , Tula, White,for Uibraltar .- Wind E. , There were miselag rave table spoons Ind other ant- (mon ied with Agriculture,and articles of consumption PLYMOUTH, CO T. 28.-Sailed the whole of the outward ties of plate, tease latish wee a pooch ladle, 7 rings, o f the farming interest. On the metie r ; of . i the Hon. Ad- bound. Arrived of the Port the Brilliant, Greenwell, 3 silver watches, several articles of Jewellery, 3 fire for Portsmouth ; the Mary of Southamp- pound Bank ofilegiraranotes s one of theAbingdon book, a ka Fleming, his Grace the Dote • anu ten was use. from . lii beaker, .awarly called to the Chair.• loose letters f rom a b sen t ton, from Polarise -Wind E blr S. -Five the wind h • irr ."•_Th rm ee rem laid on the talk; open which some ob- as newt mad to ' .W . with every appear- -He sent bit wife for an officer, and they went in rit• once of dirty weather, an d th e w h o l e o f the reused. that soft. At Kensington th ey t oun d • the prieoners-three lota tie ti ft n e k w e r a re ;t oms s ac th e y were net upon sailed in the morning ire now coming back and bring- were in the Marquess of Granby, and two others near „abject e t grea t h e pa t icas ; a subject, on which be lug up in the Sound. the gateway of the Palace. There were four gigs and ow be happy to Lear the o p hdelle of the lenebolderv. Kanount, Orr. a.—Sailed the Duke of Kent Pac- one person on ho rse b ac k, w h o a ll t oo k t h e same di rer . 'Animation of the Laedbolders was critical in the ex- het, for Lisboa; Marchioness Queensbory Packet, for tiros from his house. Has recovered the three five pound m m e 'ad itemise relief were not soon obtained, their Jamaica ; and &larchioneu of S a li s b ur y P ac k e t, f or notes, bin no other part of the property. midi - t i • 0 a mid be distressiag lodged. He would not the Leeward islands.-Wied S.E. He was cross-examined at great length by Messrs. t oat his own opiarnes. They were well "12AL, Ore. 29 .- Came down from the River last ALLsv and Provo, d y nes_ re. Ho hog h ad t h at ex t ravagance night, the William, Gummi, for Trinidad ; also Sailed favour of the prisoners." but nothing material was elicited in i I riati te the e allwatisprailifere was nee la th e en d t o p ro d u c e last . night fer the . River, the Margaret. Allen, from Ba. Mary Curtis, the wife of the prosecutor, stated that IP. The laterost atlas landlord and tenant lam ; arrived this morohig and sailed for the Itiver she remembered the prisoner being at her house , on the f rettiliolles• e • and any land- the Triton, Darby, from Be lfast.— ; • Past 6 P.M. calm day sensed in the indictment; she went into the bed- sire eirdswir d iase t arahl Y "Iswei.d • his andthick • n sad sripatbise with is suf i fr t r a t emtk ir" wee nn es - werth ilite yet the situation in which The Wits', Thompson. from Lades. for Rio Jameire, all was then safe; the locked thedoor and pot the key - - prad iseedbini. His wee names of anyother Pat into Poskarcestli yesterday-Leaky and must din. iota her pocket. About ten minutes afterwards Fearby Pe char ge . care in sad ordered some brandy. and water t Leicester . f ie Ast reekl g ep at At Pekoe bet that eel' s'Y Paw - suit etiMilleity - shOuld he acoammumpeaumm a and 'heather prisoners were then coming in at the door. * auto et 4 Ai eetneeset s for the ripiter - the land: OLD BAlLEYeaTimathrattoo. Two. et dispdoessesoeserimed tea.. She ditistot et that linl. navies Made kale kw obeetetlitille, ise would sit _ms s .; . time obderre Whitton . • Orders were 'repeatedly given Via, ta d they maid coramoswie be badness of the Joke Shepherd was initialed leg stealing a cart load by one or other of the prisoners. The parlour door by, • of sand, value 3s. 6d. and Joseph Hill for receiving the was open. Witness was generally, is the bar. No le. c l aim, of poster Mo ff att, then a ddressed the same, harming it to be stolen.. person could enter the book from the front door thrtioß is a long spusch. He be g an .!ii "naideeint Sarah Goriliman stated. that set the 11th October, she without passing the b ar -d oor . Th ere were severa l maws et the Agthalturel distress. T he first cause saw the prisoner with a cart lad of sand, which he shot persons is the tep-reom, whom she knew very well- ,M, pieties. The next, a dump f:ons war to peace. at the gates of Messrs. Wool and Parker, New Way. they were waggoners. Threeof them went to bed during Be third was over-production. Since the year 1765, Westminster. The sand is question ought to have been the time the party were in the parlour.Fesrby was walking a thereby, this cosatry has been uniformly an import- delivered in Pimlico. up and down thepassage antes whip in his band. He ill wa vy. till of late years. The experience of half Richard Slater measured out the sand in ineetion, brought his glass and desired her to fill it, and want to s sentry iegoveg and irreoss to form an opinion that w hi c h was i nten d e d f or t h e R oya l M ews, Pi m li co.- th e d oor w hil e s h e Was mixing it. The three persons rib Cenral was sot tale to 'apply itself with bread Shepherd was the man to wham it was delivered; in coo- who went up stairs to bed, were . accompanied by a ser- en e ; ihmepielee, le&ar with the _great eonsump- sequence 0 information be received. he went to the want. This was batten Veer before the party left. Wbit- ammit%g the liar, w- bas air halled-the protec- New Way, Westminster, and -found the sand at the gates too came to the Bar and paid for what be bad ordered, titatepperd Who gives by the late Corn Bills-the of Messrs. Want and Parker, of which he took a sample as also did the others. The person on horseback paid epet at the Pont., without restraint, betwixt Britain and compared it with that in the barge, and has no doubt nothing and left in a great harry. .siw se d...eil the.. causes together have occasioned it was part of the same. Saw some sand on the steps of On her cross-examination by 31r. BRODRICK, she said m m tam miceldeaties, sad a glut in all the markets Hill's premiers, which appeared as if it had been carried she did not recollect baying seen any person hot the pri- d t h e ha i dam. How far. these causes are 116001,0 r through kis house. Witness asked where he had got 'supers io that room. There were several persona in the egy awymery, panties*, have not had sufficient ex- the sand; be replied he had it from over the water; he Tap Room-as many as six-three of whom went to bed. sw le demeerdisso Thu isms, however, must pre- believed there were two loads, and that he had not paid No person can enter the Tap Room without being oh- -4bly •M,lgtakikeftheformer, to the effects of for it. som', nor can they go up stairs, without passing Mi met ic* yepphiles pad trade, causing an increas- Thomas Pace. an °Ricer of Queen-square, stated that through two kitchens, and also passing the bar. a ; - Mr. Want accused Shepherd of stealing sage sand, who • She was cross-examined by Mr. Pi.arr i but nothieg The r sidladtairate. was the derangement of the replied be haw nothing of it. He afterwards rpm. material,was elicited. farreati.a sew; ratably prodactive of more evil hooded Hill, who said thht he knew nothing of It.- •examined by Mr. ADOLPHUB.-She west up stairs teas ail tie Mint amiss@ hefinementioned. The Hon. •• There bad been two lads of sand left, but I know no• to get some cakes, by request of the prisoners. When hotlines, at pelt length, plated out the evils which thing of that sand you are inquiring about." she speaks Of time, it is from supposition. She has nil- lodation Inn komedinba of the Currency, and (Merge Popple was at th e public house when Pace ther watch nor clock, therefore could not speak from megeral deal , ley. keeping the letter o brought Shepherd in. Mr. Want put several standees certainty. Setae whit the t oter at , broke it in troth with to Shepherd, who said be bad taken two loads of and to The Ostler deposed, that he remembered the five per- t i trat , eteadra althermanatialty. He concluded, by Hills in the New Way. H. had made no agreement sons being at hie master's house, and corroborated the say* tbo it • net goal's any motion upon the with Hill about the price. evidence of the former witnesses. lidkilltkranht rags Csaitsittee woald probably The Connote Semmes? attained up, observing there (The trial was proceeding when our raper west to t ht le kith aim auntiss.hosholdd was no th ing to affect thealrisonee tfill. and it was for Press.) • . las seasideration. liberMlT said, aane what bad OW stated W theng the t p o rrao y a l :r li fibep stlint h the erd !huge had bees brought home hjilit :who had jut glaboss he dkjespit find it The. Jury, afthr a short deliberation, acquitted both te e pt e BANKRUPTCY.-HOWABO AND 0113135. —ame-- Yesterday having hem appointei for the final 'mann- listnesty to say soy Shiite ea the abject, Tartar than prisoners. nation lef the baelfrupts, on an amasses thst no further nag the foSewing,Reselations:- The arose examinatios of the witness dater , by Mr. adjournment world be requireks veryiimmenies Meet- !. That Orapvereat anpriewileated fall in the pries of Psicadre, excited oessiderable eraniniont. frig of their Creditors took place, in the saptsetatio• of dalgticulteral Produce, has involved the Proprietors Ho' ad twirled shout the whimsy, box al Deanna of Lands in the greatest diaries caw. fee several skittle% had stead abut the Conn in hearin g a fall diskianarn of the Still it." Bankrupts' Oaths meditation sow threaten their total • he. the stoat • . The imeratCesseel la airs era ee• .. heCtsreaalealiayseamiambinaint. • - dointftilltillk simusaircla ilk t • The Beithruftr liner eternised, Me. Gibbs :r uci collard Paine , sad the armee of raisiqg it, • he- wheel erased irk ellalre the Palani i nta i M i t • - ftrelthistit ss.:aa.- ' -iti"viegiv!"46l-11* e ac- es isereased value oftheeircelating medistaamid MU HOT metro Kat Mr. P. bran midresetaisisini. He s eunt;,, t A, _.°.,_fl'•••••."Alta • len_ete. swanwhigilithamiced. 00 the la *Pee kild. Maim the it.grial- was was them ieil whether he would take opon himself ** t une 9 1 , n•Plenawe i Roe, . be was-newt., baring • 1 twin spollehthey the rose Met San; or eves to cal- to swear •Its the ankle peedragod. when after -tossing balance 'meet , whiSb *of" eitareien the wbyle, aild IiorPOIYI sell pee* to himself. about the and versa Isis head 'for ease *ben ecnnPiatelds ltelniii by out eePlfolleonf aid eldie* ,wrintin.thiseatt t lf general calamity, it is desire. time be* very ' throw • hM•M(oa v h„ a ti i n factory-4at it would be a tremeidele ose.-lie had, • Elio *pinion of the whole landed in- front of the 'netlike trat. and bobbkifilt the Bash. sae not ict•lNatbalf wag ;ltroligh it. awl lialresily occepied ,- , , i iili . • shoed be ascertained, and for that Bar, without railyilif a weed. o Melt, sir.. said Mr. more niaat one hummed sheetinf brief paper. • theit 1 fewest Committee. composed of Sub- Phillipe." What dos you think of it." No rep. •• Wye Mr. Tintiesca, the Coinesisnoner, In sited whether IhOttalftees, frees the several Counties, should be ap- hear what 1 say, Sir,"-atill iamb. Here Mr. phsitt p a he had sat yet given the assignees any acesst a pre-1 psistestMesestatillest Edialsergh,•as early as possible. elevated Mayne* whic'u made the Cart wear eggs; il e !.:Y• . -... . , 4 . That a Commktreshoind be appointed to draw up. This operated on the witness like the alarm of fire 15 a Kr. Otons.replied, that he had give, them a general forthwith, a iteeramosating Ilse di/Semitita and distresses anon asleep. fie jumped about and staved aa every meant for' theie "In satisfaction; hat it wan not intnin • *Mit perffeshe toasty ; sad what may occur to them individual le the Cart, and after a-short pause exclaim• lat ring of 'trifler, as he could produce at his exami- as Mist eeessusy to be done, to remedy these evils; and Ed. •• I'll lamer every thing yop wish, Sir." Tb., action. He added, that he wee using his utatost dili- liel die Canneithembould nominate three or more of question was again repeated and with the eamosuceem gents in the PreParell" of the balance sheet- their amber. to • most and deliberate with the General Mr. P. with much ingeonity, at heed' drew from hies The Bankrupt's Were then examined th the instance of thiamine et Edinburgh. his belief that it was an impossibility to sweet to soy the A!signeel , net° the property Panama(' by each at is That the nabeessunittee, appointed to meet with thing of the kind. • . the time of bet-midge partnere. lbeiheiraltesandinse, Is Edinburgh. be requested to Glee. Eriadois was indicted for stealing: two bonnets, Mr, HOWAIID sta•hd. that on the commeneement of wateeksale to yin rainy the result of their deliber. the property of Jbhn shaw. their partnership. which took playas, the Ist of Jahltary. links nil Okra villier aTeetiog be called for Alois John Shaw ilves' at No. It, White Conduit.etreet, 1814. be cooskizresi himself worth 50,9001. about 30,0001. of which was invested in an estate he bad par- I me t l ,lo %be*? WW I of their Committees nd. the Clerkenwell, and carries on the business de straw h3ll. Seliammithe htto egasideratien : and if judge d ex' net-maker. Aboit half. ' 1 fi past seven oc oc ,on the 19th of • chaSell in the year.lBo7, and part of the remainder con- sisted of learahold 'property and annuities ;- he did not' Wiest , teapyty to Parliamest for relief. October. the ash windows was thrown up, and the bon- ne &solution being secoadei by Dr. Clark, wire netsi*r t tea takes away. think lie owed at the time bOO/. Mr Siena said , at the rims the partnership cammeoced taacinemsly carried ; sad the falba/mg Coessaittse rim Ann stated; that a great many straw bonnet he ea worth abort 2,2001. and did not owe 501. in the serdingir appointed: metre left the pacioar, - on the evening in question s , Len Retrain*, Admiral Fleming. Sir Hairy Shresen. aid rase den after she'went in the parlour, and found wo M ri e d . ' Howaso also stated, that his hooks would show 1 krt., Sir J a m es St ewar t, Dam. Mr. Masemen a Dr. the Modem open, and two bonnets tak en ' away. She the applicatiOn of all the property be possessed Irons the ( bk. Mr . Brown, Mr. Normas Lockhart , Colonel Ger- saw th e boasts le question at Worship-street office on time he commenced bushier" ass, Captain Oswald. Mr. William Waddallt of whisk the Wednesday following . The bonnets were t hose to the time of his failure, thratittee, Sir ileary Stewart, Bert., was lamed Con- takea from ber m and he was confident it would be seen that neither him.,anses. - self nor his family had ever spent any in waste. user, sad ray three declared a Qrsonun. A constable St. Luke's took the prisoner into cue - The Deka of ilawatrost said, be held in his laud a tody, o a Saturday the 19th, about half eight in the Mr. Whale, who attended for the assignees, submit- ted to the Commissioners, that the bankrupts should be osoceni ea ti on f rom Sir J . Sinclair, in which he went ereningis Gardia-lana I rio being asked what he had called on to account for the long time that had already iste yarns, details, by which relief might be obtained , gar, he solvated "two bonnets". which be said belonged been allowed them to prepare for their final examination. thverel comities bad already agreed to sand Depicts' to to his sisters. He afterwards said, he had got t h em before a lager time should be given. He was afraid Egsborgli to consider the subject. The Paper was re- from a pumas named Roberts, residing in New Compton• their object might be to defeat the claims of their fond ta the consideration of the Committee, as was street, St. lilies's, and woe going to submit them to his !' i n a Resolution , which was put into Admiral Pima- sister for her a p proval; the witness enquired whether creditors by the most certain of all means, protracting me. hand, which stated that Scotland should be placed his sister tram be was to fetch the bonnets ? He replied proce to the same level as Ireland L as to a Free Trade in " yes." This prow:rho be false. Mr. e Mo g iartur, who was Counsel for the bankrupts, dins. 94• Another office, corrubrami this evidence, and after the repelled the imputation of their wiehing for unnecessary delay. " Their estate," said Mr. Mientagra. " will, if The nest subject brought forward was the mode of Recommit had•ssmnsed sp, the Jury found him Guilty. well managed. pay all their creditors 20.. in the staking the flare. ROMISCRY AT TIM Inn, AT HOUNOLOW.—Thowes .. He argued it was impossible. , therefore,• Adudral Fazihro said, this was a very important Pearly, William Whitten, William Leicester John r ""'" mow, . The Clergy wanted a higher rate; sod he Curry, and Samuel Ro o m s , we r e i n dict e d f or s t ea ling in : at they could wish for unnecessary fir. Gunn stated that he would have the balance sheet e!ald that the Lord Advocate was going to bring in a the dwelling house of James Curtis, a publican at really for delivery to the assignees in a fortnight or three 0 •11 into Parliament on the subject, and he moved, that Hounslow , 16 soverei no, three watches, lac. Lis ...o- ff r . weeks at the (unties'. tie abject be referred to the ',karat Committee. party. The Commissioners appointed the 14th of December Mr. MOISMAN seconded the motion, aad it was sand- Mr. ADOLPHUS stated the case for the prosecution, and for the final examination of the bankrupts, and directed wnsty carried. ealled the following witnesses:- Mr. tlihhs to deliver in the balance sheet to the assignees On the motion of Lord BELHAVIDI s the thanks of the James Curtis keeps the White Bear, Hounslow. On on or before the la of December. Netting were given to Duke Hamilton for_his conduct in the 18th September last, Fearby and Whitton came io La (lair, and the gentlemen retired. about half past one. They had slept there once before, The Meetin g then ad j ourned ' and bad been frequently at the house. They came to- A Meeting of the Subscribers to Lloyd's takes place halms no h uff laeospierew._The f o ll ow i ng Is an gather in a gig, and had dinner, and went away about to-day, tette into consideration the edrresoondence glom Account, for the years from MN be 1090, Inclusive half past three. At half past eight in 033 evening they of therm to the City arid County of Elublin, which bare returned ; the other prisoners drove up directly atter. A between t heir Committee and the Board of Adrisiralte. ha, :a m o co ClOUS MURDER ! - We (Kilkenny iluderator) °°tlthl Watch Tax, (core Insolvency , and other ceases:- A sixth person, named White, (not in custody) was there ABSTRACT OF SUBS COLLICTRO. at the sometime: thee all appeased aenuainted, sod sat munication from Furrow, oare d Wednesd - • ~ , slay. wh i c h announces the perpetration of an atrecions --- the same room on the ground floor. There is a pas- and a ipro° k d murder in that town . h • followin g s I Burns Seal Arrears Insolvents ag No. of in e between tb‘ Varlour and the bar, and one of the e i ttract of our y e correspondent's l et ter sup "f plies i for leading payable rec. Houses. party desired the door to be left open, as it was very p -- warm. There was no table large enough to anoint's°. • articulars Of this horrible outrage :- a I am sorry to have to inform you of the death of a learrioineJan.3 iota' 11.901 io, Ole soft date the whole party, and they rat at different . table!: poor man of Major Wilcock's Polite, who came to this lot 12,27 11,04 1932 4438 Whitest, his wife, and other attendants were kept in town on a pass to see his father on last Sd • ony a 161 i 11,27 10 , 10611 6007 eoestant motion by the wants of the prisoner. 1818 l 2 t7e 2611 6949 se'noight. He went intes a puhlie.onnse i n thi s t ons' , L , „I ~.,, Whams here described the situation of his premises. with a apposed frirod, to t ikelt roiling glass , as he was " a l ''' 8657 3639 72711 They began singing and talking very loudly, and were -- 19911 14.27 C 7391 48,1 839* to return to quarters un the next tlay, whes a company ----- isoll 12,276 4699 7076 10,493 there shoot ea hour. The horses and gigs were drawn in the next room, soli his own companion, fell on him. up in a line in the front of the house. After singing best him is a horrible manner, and fractured his skull • . A p , mwroion was taken at Perth tut s w ash , conce rn i II two son s ose of which was the " Bay of Biscay 0 .. in w i t h a sto„. The poor(' now survived until ) this morn- e late rebb ery of the bat* In thinkld e. ihillcient eel- g which t hey all joioed chorus, they went off like a shot. ing.-Tbe Coroner bas been sent for. and I shall let yon a 'n't was sed uce d to cause susp i c i on to rest on a certain They went elf the very moment the last Son g w a s eon' know the result. All the persons concerned have sh- i t '"i'Ald. sgria.st whom, we undesstand, warrants har e eluded. Whitton threw three Peace into "'ram'. heed s c o oded. The only assignable reason for this horrible an i issued tor apprellection,-(Edinbaryk Courant.) • for the Ostler, Fearby jumped into the gig ad th ey mur d er, i i, that Accessed seas a Policeman. . • . . . .. . ..... - _ - i SPORTING IN I'ELLIGii.tiCE. 1 .. A I NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR FOT,..;iITON ; MEETING, 1029. • TUESDAY, OCTOSICR 29. First Class of the Handicap Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, for 3 yr-olds and upwards. T.:I.C. . 11 , IL4 Jersey's Octavian. 4 yrs old. fist. 6.b. . 4. Mr. Powlett's the Whig, 3 yrs. eat. 31b. . Mr. Wyndham's gr. e. by Goltaana, 3 yrs. 7dt. Sib. q `. Mr. Greville's Eluctress, 3 yrs. 7st. Sib. , ~ Mr. Perkins's Betty, 3 yes. rid. 41b. Mr. Neale's f. by Habeas. 3 yrs. lit. Won by half a leagth. .. . 4to I agst Octavian-7 to Sept The Whig-4 to 4 agst •.. Gohanna-4 to I agst Electress. i• „ I. IA Easter's Stamford, get. tib. beat Mr. Grevllle's f. by Wore', 6st. 131 b. Ioogs. i Won by half a length-9 to 1 apt Stamford. • • The Second Class of the Media, Sweepstakes of 10 p. . each, T. Y. C. D. of Graftoe'e Reginald, 4 yrs. ast 101 b. • Mr. Crockftird's br. c. by Selim, 4 yrs. list. alb. Mr. Pettit's Alex. 3 yrs. Bst. 3lb. • Mr. Thornhill's Poozy, 3 yrs. ist-41b. Mr. Northey's b. f. Sprite, 3 yrs let. sth. . .; Mr. Villiers's C. by Den stack, 3 yr/. dst. lillb. • Won by a lenitth- 6 to 4 apt Regleald-No other bets. Fifty Pounds, fort yroW . s and _upwards. A.F; ' i D. of Portland's CQINICIII, 0 ere. Sat. 191 b. Mr. Udny's SI irandole. 6 yrs. Vst. ISib. i id Darlington's Adolphus, 4 yrs. list. dltf. id G. IL, Cavendish's Bacchanal, 4 yrs. Bst. .1 Mr..Pettit's Amyi-4 yes. 7st-111b. . Mr. Farrell's b. e. Monk, 4 yrs. Ist. 61b. Mr. °retitle's Electreas, 3 Yea. 7st. olb. ) . Major Wilson'sb. f. by Juniper, 4 yrs. 7st. Sib. 14 Clarendoe's Alm°, 4 yrs. 7st. 61b. i = 1. Id Verulam's Vapour, 3 yrs. 7st. • Mr. Wyndham's Robin Hood, 6 yrs. Ent. 91b... .. dr Mr. PeUit's Ajax, S yrs. lit. nab. • . ( Ld Exeter's Tipsey, 4 yrs. lit. 13th. .. .. .. tr Woo by half a length. - 9to 1 agst kUrandola-6 to I apt Adolphus-4 to 1 agst ._ Bacchanal-9 to 1 apt Amy-4 to 1 apt Alasco-7 to 1 . . agst Vapour. 1 . Fifty Pounds, for 2 yr-olds carrying a feather ' • 3 yr-olds, 7st. Sib., 4 yr-olds, SM. 0Ib.; 3 yr.olds. fist. alb. ; 6 yr_ 1 _ olds, 9st. 71b.; and aged, list. 101 b. Last 3 miles of 0. C. Mr. Feilde's eh. e. Chew Bacon, Oyes. - ' - • Mr. R. Pettit's b. f. Amy, 4 yrs. Mr. Wortley's br. e. by Cervantes, 3 yrs. . , 14 Exeter's b. I. Tipsoy, 4 yrs. Mr. Rush's ch. c. by Ruben'. 3 yrs. Mr. Wyndbam's be... Sharper, 3 yrs. Mr. Smith's b. f. by Warrior. Syr.. • Mr. West's b. g. by Waxy, 4 yrs. Mr. Batson's b. ro. Lass, 6 yrs. h k ,,A , '• • Woo by 3-quarters of a length. • teo 1 6to legit Chew Buon-3 to 2 agst Sharper-2 to I asst : I .. t i Less. 4 - 0 r ACCIDENT FROM (MS. . 1 .• . . --..ws--- (mow A MORNING PAPER.) • The Opera-hennaed Of Pall-mall was yesterday at noon 7" ' throwninto the greaten nomaternation,byasoddenand Ire. . °tendons subterraneetis explosion, that was more tike the • ~ discharge of hooey ordinate underground than anything ' . .. else. All the initabitheas in the fine new shops cons i- • 1 , . &. luting the Opera-heam'Areade, and in the houses on - i'" the opposite side of the way as far as eocicepur-street, i J,: . were testeataseously oat ef their residences, Hacking their houses were coming about their ears. Pall-mall - oi, soil the Opera-house Arcade were immediately tilled with people ; sad their alarm and amazement were not l i ';' diminished on• beholding en immense volume of dame, nfttompaisted with a HMI smell issuing forth from the • Silepldatiel freatof•thi heat. belongithe to the" West- 7. •• . Wsiester Win. Campassp i ** at the corner of the Opera. e : 1 house Arcade. The shop fronts were completely blow% from Hoek Malaise, .64'4 dashed on the pavement its thousands of pieces; sled within the premises, there , appeared nethiag bet ruins. There individuals hurried forth from the premises, presenting no extraordi• *sry appearance. Ow of them elevated his bands,. t from which blood was copiously running; the second hail still a wilder and mere extraordinary look, the hair . on his head being singed neari) to its roots; and the thi rd person apparently one of the mestere of the Westosiester Wine Cmopeav, bed run from the premises on hearing the terrific explosion. and on beholding the shop win. dews and other fiiteres blown from their itstions with .." 're the most frightful crash. The immense explosion. and 0 . li- this sudden ruin, were the result of an accidental igni- tion of gas that had escaped from the gas pipes, owing ,; r to some defect ie them, or to the gas not laving been • '"••(• ' properly " turned off," and had wholly occupied the • ' . : 1 cellars under the Wine Company's shop or counting- booth, tithe corner of the Arcade. Thie clerk and eel- lamina were pr o c eedin g to the cellar to fulfil some ordet.. ... 1 . • ig nition of dli an appro a c h of a li g ht e d c a n dl e caused th e ; . of the vast body of gas that had escaped from the pipes• and filled the cellars. The whole, of course, immedi. l ately exploded, and for a time left the two individuals . , almost senseless. The ignited gas, in the' progress of •.1 i , its expansion, best down windows, doors, partitions, se- veral hampers of bottles, all which were spread on the J I, cellar flours nearly shattered to pieces; and it thence made it. way up stales to the floor which is even with the sweet, and dashed ont the whole of the shop-fronts as already described, carryinic with it ruin and terror. It could be compared to noth ing but the fury and de. ,• , vastation of an earthquake. The clerk, whose hair was !. v so severely burnt, on escaping from the house, ran off with . ..... horrific haste to rich a distance. that fur some time it was not known what had become of him; indeed, till corn., ~ person appeared to bear testimony to his flight, his mat- :o ter and companion feared that he hail fallen a victim to the fury of the dreadfaily severe, and alarming ass ex• plosion in the cellar. We could not learn whether be •1 .1 . ''.' - hail sustained any injury inure serious than what has previously been mentioned. The explosion did not lire il . the premises. Firemen were t , roroptly oo the spot: in- dividuals connected silth the Ws Works in Peter-street, I , 't , Westminster. were also immediately sent for, and in- . lii stantly obeyed the sontroona ; and the Arcade irott gates were closed, so that the premises were protected frost' ) those inroads being made upon them, which, as :h.e rrArti was sa.great and mixed. oklit have odierwise subjected the proprietors to further severe leases.- . , Doubtless the Gas Company will submit to the public an explicit account of the cause of iv leffitic an acli* dent. 1 ....--.-. Coen EXCHANGE, I 2 O'etoce.-There area few ves- ~ eels in from Suffolk, with Wheat and Harter, but ser i - little grain from any other part.. Wheat remains 4 a stated on Monday ; and. Beans and Oats sea on full a., Good terms as on last Nt,arket day. In all other gr aims I there is no alteration. , , . 131.pORTATIONS.-Wimat, 3100; D_r'ev. SOO ; Oat - , 2,000; Flour, 3,509. SIEGANCHOLY OCCI:ngaNCE -Early on Son.l' ,v Illiorn• • ing as Mr. Ellis, the keeper of Ilya.-serf:, tv.r g u , n ,. 1114 rounds, he observed Cie crown of a man's hi .id floe in: , . above the Xerpentine •sater, and with some ili!.srul'y I:o succeeded in draggi lig out the body of a reTectable• I looking man, who is is quite dead. but di; ' not appear to have been long ituisv•rsed in the water. There was no- 1 thing found about him that could leaf . to an ide• tifica- lion of the person: 'hut in the course 9 r •nl o o lay it we discovered to be Mr. Holland, pain , . e iiy ot t glazer, of Mount.street, who hail been absent Cr oat his friends se• ver a I daps. HeufdreAs considered nenti ybetra be betrayed' strong itnl symutTiaofi - t , o , n l itir j w s h r e a n n t r e tn eis en c t. a ped from home. • it. e west Barns also bed. that s the bed- that given door ser- Sit.