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to the bottom of the cellar, be then meat cruelly attacked her again with his bledgeon, with which be gave her must violent and repealed .bhiere on her head and other parts of her body, till her eatteeties for merry became exhausted, nail she became westing; the cruel wietch thee !opposing her to be dead, was about to leave her ; however, on her mourtug her head • little, he resumed his Whereat& treat. airull toward* her, and cove her • annibet moire violent , blows us her head with his beedgesse, from which soil the other wooada gives is the former attack, dee bled asset pro fusely, noel he then left her welteeieg in her blood, tin doubt considering if he had n o t killed her that she could slit Wag sur vive ; e« his leaving the cellar, he tied the lekb of the door with a siring to • guishl•-•. which he screwed into the dour. post, which sot beliniging to Mr. Impey. era doubt bat the villain took it with lons to assist in his deperidatiosia is the Louse. There is ev. rs reason to believe the villain had • companion, as after Is.. had fartetied her into the cellar, astil she tweovered leer tossers little, she heard two voim.4 Is the home, woe of them she bed no doubt was Hie mien's voice who hod so ill treated her; however s they rensalned bat • short tone, and t a rr i e d ar but little b ooty,ooly, airily silver and halfpence. Them is no doubt but they were alarmed, nod made • precipitate retreat, as It was discovered that the 'others bad began to breakers Mr. lopey's bargee, but had nut completed it. shortly after the robbers had left the boom, a taw of the name of Joseph Hatch, who is employed al Mr. 11atF 04 7 .8 happening to go to am house, he lknocked at the dour • loonier of hoses whee the door riot heimgopesiest, and nu answer given , be get in at the beck part el hbilace where he could sot clod any peelers. hat men mei the celiac dupe tiorteeed with a einibkl se above deuce and heard • groaning which proceeded from the cellar, hick isedireed him to venture down the stairs, Bra hewn,' orhi a can dle, where he discovered Mrs. hooey in asbust grievous state, with scarcely antileieut strength remidelog to 'titbits what had happened. Holub was so extremely frighteeed at obit he had teen end heard, that he ran rid, all possible speed to Bethilleseh stead, and alarmed the arilgregilliall at MIS alma fed at the Quakers monies, sod the alarm became themillelb eat the town gad seighbeerheerd. A.* pAttiort4 to aimed Mrs. Impey, sea every other peosilla ems afforded her. The surgeon prtiouneted bee mown& to bh very dangerous ; end we are sorry to my they cootinued la that stale up to flaterday, when *be had • considerable leer upon her, and the 'regret, was nut able to prononnce her out of danger. Leery pool/lib's exertion was made on the Sunday to trace est the villain, and the only suspicions character that could be Axed wpm' was a man who had beta seen iu Berkhainstead, on Sunday toorniug, begging. It was asterisked that lie had kit ilw lowa abort the time the robbery haul been committed. He was in COIII4 peewee pursued, °vertebra, and brought beck to fleilchninstrad to Custody. On Monday lie wail examined befuie the Ma gistrates of the district, but within( appeared to crimiuste Mr Henry Hese, the principal milder of the Bank of Englaridond other highly respectable gentlemen who reside it. that uriglihourbood, became greatly alarmed that such a dining and atrocious offence should have Men committed, and the perpetrator of the istin-id deed remain still at large, nook appiication to Mr. Bernie, the Magistrate at the Public Other, Buw.street, un Tonality, for an °dicer to he sent to Berkhubstrad to discover the robber. The Mat*. trite 1.1 coosegnence scot off Bishop with all possible speed. Soon after his arrival at Beekbasomeed the beggar was discharged, he having ascertained that a man of guile • dif. Tenet description hail Bern sago coming mot of Mr. lapry's house betweru (dents turd terries o'clock ou floadey, a boy of the 113111 C ef Joseph Bone was discovered by Bishop, who had seen the 111811 come out of Mr. lispefs house, be gave the tithe. r to ender stend lie knew who the emu was that he had sea u In coral out of Mr. leopey's house, hal refuted to tell whit I, e N u., and he peraisting in that reserved (viaduct, the officer took him before the Magistrate, where he persisted io the same conduct, neither threats. DOC promisee had any ef. rect, as he would tint betray the max he ;mew, when the Magis trate. being uhuut to commit bias as an accessary to the robk , ry, he exclaimed, be would mot get himself into trouble to art eta another, and then told who the man was, add be proved to be theme of a respectable botcher is that neighbourhood, and, its consequence, he was apprehended by 8.A..p. He underwent two very long examivations tin Thmeday and Friday, before the Rev. David Jenks mod the lti r. James Hormone's, Magistrates fur the county, sad sever sal Grotleineu of the imiglibeerheod : es the termer day they were engaged ten hours, and ea the latter dog they weir eugaged !tyro hours is the investigation, after which be was committed fur further examination. Mr. Steele, the surgesia, attends Mrs. lnipey. CURIOUS ROBBERY AND ESCAPE. A few days since a young man, of respectable appearance, applied to a Mrs. Turner, whose husband rents the house, To 23, Rupert-street, Ha) market, for ludgiugs as • single man, stating, that he Ind a small iinlerenilent fortune, and bid just arrived from the Ministry, ahem be gene rely spent the summer mouths, passing the winter in town. Oceeivid by this statement, Mrs. Turner let him • room on the attic story; his conduct afterwards, however, excited sonic suspicion, coming home very late at night and laying in Ind manly all day. This suspicion was confirmed last Fri th) morning ; • Mrs. keeves, living on the second Aour, ill :II Ima gel up so early as seven o'clock, and was sur pri•e.l by a strange noise of wrenching and owing; she ihro, accompanied by the landlady, wcut up to the gar '. t. and discovered • carpenter's chest iu the adjoin '..: room to the new lodger's, broken open; on the car peuter's Jenny to breakfast it was ascertained that Al. In rates, besides other property, were missing. Mrs.Tur•er harlot occasion to go to Covent-garden Market, in eon pau♦ with anot►er woman, accidentally met the supposed thus, they immediately collared him, and railed out for smoistanee, whet, a man, pretending to he a constable, new up and I. uk him into custody; he then directed oue of tba fensan.s to go to Sew.street Office fur another officer, while •be took he Primmer Id to an adjoining public-house; during this wouran's absence the Prisoner and pretended police officer coutrived to elude the vigilance of the other female, atsd they both decamped. BURGLARY AND SUICIDE. A most daring burglary was lately coutrnitted in the house of Jobe Git Molt, Lag. of thehealey. The .eirenesetanees urn -is follow :—A coachman is the service of 11. H. Ha rmon, Esq. of Angruve Hull, having often been sent with notes to Mr Gillsuit's office, thus became acquainted with the house, and conceived the idea of robbing it by descend. Wig one of the chronic', with a pistol, and a lamp or lan. tern in his hand; which having effected as above, he broke open myna! lucks and bolts, and thereby entered the office, Iraving the marks of soot wherever be want. Here how. ever, ii is believed that he was alarmed by the maid servant, whose ludging-room is directly uver it; for he seems to have Woad? • precipitate retreat from the house by forcing apes the dour of the back-kitchen, and in Ins baits be had left iiidlooturbrd the money and silver plate., near both which he had evidently been. The so iinel of the story is however stilt more 111Chtlfhtlly. Shut I: will, remorse of conscience, or indneuced by a fit of insanity, the robber sous after laid liuleut hoods upon himself, apparently with the very pistol hr had prepared for carrying into effect his midnight enter prise. Wising Rimmed to a hay 'balk, wear hie master's house, he shoe himself, and I. ft • wife and three children to INiiient their hapless fate. His remains were fontid in the slia..e • Irv, drys ago, the body beiug, from the length of vine, in a 11141 t 4rt putrefaction, and his clothes coihred with suut as above deserihsol.—(Newcasfk i'oper.) The house of Mr. John Chapman, of HOlO4lll Hall, in the I/41 lea' of Waltham Holy Cruse, in the county of Resets, fari,er, seas entered on the slight of Muaday, the 26th ult. by rev. rut persons, armed and disguised, who stole there. hunt 731 ..1 741. iu flank of Eugland notes, four watches ✓od oll.er property, belungdig to the said Mr J. Chapman; • psrduu is offered in Saturday night's Gassfre to any seconsid,ec giviere inforniati .... that may lead to the con. •I 1 111%111 of any of the depredators, and also a reward of 300 pourda, to he pa d t y Iffr Chapman, and the Overseers of us Hcly Coots awl Naziug. I_ ! WDDLESEI SESSIONS, SATURDAY, Oculars' 31. -4F Charges Chelsea, • men el sililetit 'primate, was in. egad l'or as assault upon tribella Pitchford, • kill 16 Fuss of age. of snot in irrupting appiernteas, with island to violate bee perm,. The offinhee was erniatitted in the Re. laat's Perk. The evidence described • most brutal outrage, sod established an actual violation of the person. altbuu*h the Primate was only chai ;ell with the irtent.—lle was see sawed to two years imprisonment in bewrite. OLD BAILEY, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31. -...5.. ACQUITTAL OF MR. ADAMS FOR FORGERY. Haltheaor Adams was indicted for feloniously forging, Ma the 4th September, an acceptance to a bill of exchange foe WM. purporting to be the acceporace of Messrs. Smite sod Co. betaken, with intent to defraud them, ur Messrs. Hord audio Mason, solicitors. • Mr. ARAMS stated, that the Prisoner stood charged with, Hod he keying in his possession a bill of exchange for WWI. did Srioseioasly forge an acceptance thereto in the 'tame of Rohm Snow, with intent to defraud R. Snow and Co., and is soother essuut to defraud W. Hurd sod G. Johosoe. Mr. AtAtv staled the circumstances of the case to the Jury. Mr. George Johnson stated, that be was a solicitor, 11v lag in King's Reach-walk, liimr Temple. Mr. Win. Hurd was his porton •' he had never seen the Priguner but once Wrote the 4th of September, upon which day be came to • their chambers; it was about one o'clock to the day. He said be Ind asked Mr. Hurd to discount a bill of 20al fur lino, hat that he had out found it convenient to do au fruni his private purse, and bad directed hint to go to hint (Mr. Jobpsoss). Witness look the bill of exchange gave him a check for 1971 if,. deducting a discount of 21. 104. Mi. OM 14'11i the 101 l of exchange to the baliking.hoese M . Situ. and Cu. within half tot hour afterwertly, and it was then discovered that the acceptance of " *erring tt for WO and Co , Rebf Sow," was a forgery. M'atucsa seat John Perry with it. Mr. ALLeir then called a witness, named Charles Cum. wings, but he did not appear; he was consequently ordered to be celled upon his recoenizsnee. He ass, pursuant to this tinier, relicd aloud three Cones in the regular titaiiiter, bat did ant appear; mid Air. Alley then stated to his Lord ship and the Court, that in the lIIHWIICe of this *Cut's, he could not, with aarety, proceed fusilier its the trial. - Mr. Banns GARROIT observes', that the lawroird Counsel had stated, that iu the abarote of the memory utilises% he could out satisfactorily yrureed Milli the trial, am' as he was 111614410 f that fact, he dud perfectly rildst to saviux the valuable time of thy Gaut ; fur, fwtuuately, by the law of our lead, 4 primourr was always presumed iimoceut until he was Amid guilty by a Jury of his country. kinder deur cir euesistassuts there was uuthits; fur the Jury to cuusiskv, they were tiwreiore buuud to acquit the Prieusier. The Jury humility pruueuiseed the Pitman. Not Cathy, sued Mr. Adams, who *ss eidressuly well dressed and pew. &red, bowed to the Coen sad withdrew. Gilbert Warren was (spatial, Oosivieird of uttering tine furped swift, buoy/lug (beta to be 00...-begth. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. Om Sate:day au, Inquest was held at the wurk-hoese at Banter, Survey, before Charles Jemmett, Esq. Cormier, on the body./ Mr. Geeing. Ball, whose death was oceasioued in the folkowimy nummer :—The 'Peeseed, aceompauled by hie wife, was dritriug his horse iu a gig from Wandswoi to Rich mond, wear she workhouse, when perceiving ronuethilig wrung about the bridle, he alighted, and took the bit out of the buese's mouth, when the animal, feeling himself at li berty. set °Eat rust speed. By the sodilre impulse he threw tie deceased to the ground, and the off wheel went over Irn head, by which his skull was fractured m a dreadful man_ ow. His wife remushied in the cheese, but the Liaise c ",,, iist r Is gestect with • rate-post, she was thrown out. Forte meetly she received no injury. The deceased was abets op is as apparently lifekas stale, and carried to tile work liovisc. where 'medical assistance was promptly rendered, but he died uu Thursday 'morale'. The Jury relented a verdict of Antdeolul Dealk, with a deniiimid of Is. on the horse. A me days since one of the packets trading be tween Brighton SO Dieppe, with a cargo of eggs, onions, chemists, &e. several of which goods were carefully packed in cases, and to the eye every thing appeared perfectly regular nod correct ; hut unfortunately, in removing one of the cases, it by some unforeseen accident fell and burst, when a partition in the case split, and out popped a piece of plate glass; this led to suspicion on the part of the officers of the Revenue, who immediately caused strict search to he made in every case; when, to their surprise, the greater part of the partitions were found to be hollow, and contained prohibited articles, such as silks, gloves, plate glass, &c. At the Sessions held at Bourn, on Il'eiliiesday. the 31st ultimo, an indictment, at the instance of James Ullett, was turd against Besiitiowin farrier, of Bourn, for an alleged as suit committed as the Prosecutor and two other persons were pl 9l . ing through the town in a post-chaise tin their re turn from the county election at Lincoln. The parties were iis opposite interests, aii.l the jet of the matter seemed to consist in the opening of the chaise door, sad the cry of "Chaplin for ever !" nut being agreeable to those who were within the chaise. The Jury acquitted the Defendant without requiring the Chairman, AUGUSTUS JOUNSON. Esq. to make any observations Ana the evidence. At the late Stamford Quarter Sessions, held the 4.lthof October, War. Tooky was indicted for an assault upon Ann Wilson. spinster, with intent to commit a rape. The Prosecntrix gave her evidence with rest modesty and propriety ; on being cross. examined, however, as to the Defendant's having used sortie familiarities with her before the time at which she stated their acquaints:ice to have com menced, she denied that he had ever so done; arid the Defendant producing two witnesses who swore to having seen him salute her several times (in play), the Jury returned a verdict of Not Godly. The offence was stated to have been committed in the cellar of Mr. Rusher, wool-facto►, of that place, where the Pro.ecutrix lived servant, and where the Defendant, then in the service of Mr. Phillips, com mon Wow, was sent for the purpose of delivering beer. Saturday morning, soon after three o'clock. a tremendous fire broke out its a melting-ollice I,e -longing to Mr. JAM'S CUSSE, cha n dler, in Meet- Warminster, which, with a range of wourlionses and workshops, and the dwt Iling-house of Mrs. and Miss Ssittit, dress-makers, was eh tirely consumed. Fr the situ. of the pre mises arid the narrowness of the street, the rol l overs could trot he brought to bear with edict ; hut the progress of the devouring element was arrested, and the houses in the Market-Owe icived,,by cut ting down an intervening house. Such was tl:e rapidity of the flumes, that Mrs. SMITH and her daughter had not time to save even their apparel. and not being insured, are by this calamity deprav ed of every thing! Mr. CUSSE'II premise. were in tured.—(Bith Chronicle.) CALAMITOUS nur. Oa Thursday Morning, hetwetn three and four o'clock, • ire was discovered in a small earthenware shop at the Halfway-houses, near Portsmouth (appetite the Wiltshire Lands Pond), which was sitroded with most calamitous and affecting consequencre; the bendy to death of a girl of 10, and • boy of 14 years of age; the scorching of a trumats so severely that her life is despaired id; and the breakiug of an erns and (otherwise bruising • rang man, wills the total destruction of the hosier and every article therein : the per sons escaped from it with barely any eurrring. The origin of it cannot even be surmised by either of the survivors. It broke out in the frost shop, • here Ilse lire had hems put out two hours before the inmates retired to ; hut, (km its appearance whets discovered, it must have been burning mine time, as that room was enveloped in flames, and all the contiguous ports of the house were so heated, that Jaime diaoely the air came in communiestioss, the whole interior of the house ignited into so irresistible body of Manse The woman (Mrs. London) escaped with her infant, and sister, out of the bark-door; hat the latter, notwithstanding the appalling rage of the flames, could not resist attempting to save the lives of the childreo who were up stairs. She vent part of the way tsp, when the heat obliged her to return; and it is apprehended her life will pay the for •feit of so courageous and humane as attempt. During this Wigwag, the eldest daughter of Mrs. London had saeceeded its throwing two of the children, out of the garret window, into the arms of persons below; and she was urged to leap out herself; but, she said," No, I will go it tek fur my bo ther" The flames bad sow actually reached the very pr melds she had °Nand, overcome by feelings and dreadful Monello', she threw herself upon I bed, which was sous in eall'rd is games, soul her dead half-consumed body was semi shortly afterward to fall with the bed and the wreck of the opper pint of the boom to the grossed! tier reunites were soon after taker from t h e ruins, and those (dilr boy, whom she had attempted to save, were found miler abuut twit limns after site file was got smiler ; it would appear that he had not awoke, and was suffocated in his best. The death of this girl is the more ittfectime, as %he was of most excellent character, bring • 3loartor al the Portsmouth Laneasterian School. & N ee.' females of that school attended her remains to the grave nil the followitir evening. The occupier of the house (Louden), and has wife, were formerly a great many years domestics in the service of the late Sir Romer Cootie: they kept a small shoo, by which, aid list loom pereeveriug mit ry, they obtained a scanty living; blot ever y indivlsheal article they poseessed became a prey to the Stones, and for every article of clothing and morel of bread they now ob lain for themselves and four sun riving children, they are in debted to the kioducas of their neighbours. MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE BY FIRR. A man of the name of Irvin, who resided in the neighbourhood of Atigimaeloy, comity of Ty HMV, accompanied by his wife, weld to sec some 'newts In unit town, on Sunday the ‘27111 of September, with whom they remained for the night—leaving their house mill Imre children without any protec tion whatever. There was a Itsrge quantity of turf and some flax in it, which by some means in the cootie of the night took firr, and, melancholy to relate, the house was consumed, and the four chi!. dren fell victims to the deeonraig element. The Clergyman of the pariah having been apprised of it by a stranger, lost no time in repairing to the plate with a smother of his neighbours, hut too late to be of any "tt except, by the greatest exertions, to rescue the school, lately fitted up for the education of the poor. (ruin a similar fate, the fire hiving communicated to it. The replants of the four little sutl'ertrs, who thus met an untimely and dreadful death through the neglect of their truly wretched parritt9, were deposited iu two coffins, mud interred the following day. SHOCKING BARB/If:11Y. [From " l'ho honcarter Gazetic.] l'esterd sy week a basket was delivered at the bailie of Mr. Maple's, surgeon, l'horsie, brought by the steam packet from Hull, which, on being tmemd, was fun ti.l to CORIUM a isea.shorn infant, which sui viers' sally a short time. A Coroner's Inquest WHO held On Mondsy before K. Dunhill, Gent. and adjourned to Wednesday next, as cif curnstances may by that time transpire to throw further light on this extraordinary circumstance. In the mean time we refer our residers to a letter received from Mr. Nbitiln on the suliket. 10 71I[ ILDITON. 07 TIM D0NCA , 1777 GAI►7TP,. hernia a great many unfounded and malicious. re ports have been cirosiated uith mai keit lostevoleisee, I beg Ilse (ovum of yon to insert .he . t . .6..u. (efts in your widely read Paper, fur the truth ut which I pledge usyself must sacredly. 0.; Thursday afternoon, the 223 Moans, het weer) four mid five o'clock, a boy of the issue of As uwril, lissuir,:it to my house a emiud basket, with Ilse lid %turbid down, and di rected to use wills me, which be said cause by the Sohn 101 l Means packet frum Hull, and be was to have sixpeisce fur it: upon morning die basket, a new-born female was discovered, packed up wills cloth and hay. and with uo other writing inside or out except the directions. Some neighbouring ladies were immediately called in, one vi whom took the child out, it was very cold, hut unt quite dead; every humane exertion was wade by the ladies to re . store it, bitt is vain, life was too far exletinded, aua the 'Maui died in a very shunt lime. It was tben coi.veyed to the town house by the servant, is; company wish the roust able ; and on tWillOnloy morning I . received the following letter, with the Hull post-mask, and post-paid, of which the tulitoving is a spy " Orteber 23. "Sir-11 hype you will excuse fir rashness of me giving you the trouble I herewith commit to your charge. Vie dr Child; but knowing your humane disposition, I have trespassed upon it. Assumes. thins are settled, aud remtt- Immo from its fstber, you shall'hove the recumpeurrist one power, fur your care: Fur Outlasts: sec it he takeii fare of, I shall endeavour to get to it as soon as possible; be share you do what you case fur she dear Infant, for my inind is borderinz olh 31aduesx—the Lord help mr—it stencil poorly when it was sent away, hilt I hope it is btlirr Itir the ; .. " Excuse haste. I ass; with respect your's. " You wilt see me in a liticl tune." At Ilse Coroures.lnquest, the Engineer of the Parket se. kiiiiieledged the receipt of the basket, shout live o'clock, or biller-en live and six, in the molrising of lust Thui it front MU old 11111111111, who desired bin to take it un hoard and ketp it dry, and that she had some other hiwge to fetch, but did out appear again. am, with great respect, Sir, 'unt must uhetti.nt, THOS. MAPLES. 7horiee t rondrty, O. 2d, ISIS. The game-keeper of FRANCIS HURT. Esq. of Alderwissley, Derbyshire, was inuroiricel Ly Kiang of pooches' on Thursday inornix.,4 last, Three of the iierpttruttors urpear to hr well A rttoil inulesturit its • worn,' wily sif business, at Ucktield. sit Sussex, loos lately do-41 and left to Isis family the Inrinrusr 811111 of etromut)i. wiiicli he rrrli•rrl in the course of swirly foilf is es situry's plodding iudustrl•. flis eldest son, to silo.su be hiss left 100,00ut. s!:11 pursue. Its fistiter's THE TULIP. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, 18/8. •RIDILY, OCTOItIII 30. Mr. Utlny's Milton, 8.. t. beat Mr. Prince's Sylvantut, Bst. 71b. T Y.C. 50r.a.-6 to Sou Milton. Mt. Yansittart's $llllll, 7st. Mb. beat Mr. Guthlard's Antici pation, Sat. 71b. T. T. C. 1011p-7 to 4bu Slitn. Sweepstakes of 50s. each. T Y. C. Mr. Po ince% Paleface, 7st. 1214. 1 Mr. Assdreweslib'. Rat. Mr. Neville's &hens, Stil. 411. Mr. Not they's c. by Gatnetont, 84. 417. 4 7 so 4 apt Paletace. (Second C 1...) Handicap Stakes of 190. each, fur olds and upwards. A. F. Lord Fuley's Boniface, 3-yrs uld, 74 21b..... Mr. Halsou's Staitibortnizh, 4 ycs old, Sit. 61b ...... Mr. Chat Itoat's David, 4-yrs old, 7st. 121 b. Duke of Rutland's Rhoda, 5-yrs old, 9st. 716. Mr. I:cloy's Shade's!, Ctrs old, Sat. 121 b. Mr. Nealv's ch. c. by Hapltazard, darn by Precipitate, 3. yrs old, 7st. Me. Terre it's Sovereign, S-yrs old, 9st. 911. pd Tie Judge placed but 3.-2 to 1 apt Boni fare. (Flirt Clog:.) Hoodirop Stakes of 10p, caws, fur 3-yr olds . . . , and upwards. A. F . -- IA Exeter's Advance, 3 yrs uld, Sat. 7lb IA Soffield's Glow-worm, tilt. old, 9.. t 51b. .. Mr.Guddard'a Anticipation, A yrs old, !tat. fllb 3 11). of Grafinn's Carrots, 3-yrs old, 7st. 121 b. Mr. Palmer's b. c. by Esstuu, uut ulJulreitu, 3-yrs uhl, 7st. 111.. Me. Rush's e. by &win, 3-yrs nhl, 7st 4th. Twu 'turd forfeit —The Judge idactri but 3. I to 1 agst A4ll'llllo'. Handicap Sweepstakes of 3110. early, 21/ga. forfeit, and only IHp fot fell, 11 declared a Itlnn a I/Miller of au bum afar the weights eye liaed, for 3-)r olds. A. F. 1). of Grafton's Loo, Mr. Ambeas's f. by Walton, ont of Ca lyha, let 51b '2 Mr. N.•al'a c by Jumper, out of Dimity, 7st. slb 3 M. of Itatlanora Peppermint, Rat. 61b. 1.). of Portland's Strew, 7st.€lllv. Crcudurd's c. by Dick Andrews, dam by Payualur, 511). Three paid forfeit—The indite placed but 3. 11 to 5 art Luu. The Midley End Stakes of 300. each, for horses of all s Ter (2.yror.olils soma-pled). 'fo start al the starting pie. t of the T. I'. C. and to run to the end of B. C. IA Grosvenor's Finesse, 3 yrs old, 6.1. 1011 i Mr. Prince's !Winfred, 4-)rs ol.i, Bst. I 1 Ili I Gen. Groseenoi's The Fixer, 4-yrs 0111,1 st. 71b 3 14 Stowell's c. by Waxy, out of Itinvait, 3.yis, 74.51 h. Mr. Cbarltou's Strtptiou, 3-yrs old, 7sr. Mr. Vausittsrt's Equator, 6 yro old, 9st. Five void turfeit.—The Juilre plated but 3. 7to I not Fluesoe-3 to 1 aiit The Flyer-3 to I apt IA Stowell's c. NORTH WALES AGRICULTUR.44, REPORT, OCTUBLIt 20. The counties of Anglesey, carnarron, Merioneth, and M gtinteryaltire, hare 'hi. year been much more favoured in respect to weather than 'Alter parts of the kingdyna. During the months of July and August, thurt• were frequent and corium' ahowers, which produced a tolerable sapply of tra 4 la and indeed loam 'ant in comparison with the greater part of England. Turnip have also come 011 trey well until :he late heavy rain. in Wider, which have canard them to run ton much into tent Crops of Wheat have been light, but the itiriple better than ever remembered. Barley •liori iu crop, bat excellent in sample. Oata very light in crop, and rather inferior in quality. Bladk Cattle have bee: , vary dull of aide until of late, but the price is rather better. Pica awl Sheep are in good demand and bring good prices; the Ins Mrr from 411. to thl. per lh. alive. The %Vela!' breed of cattle are now getting into favour with mot) , eminent brattier*, and when they can be got of the pure breed, ore captioned to be fully equal to the Scott. FLINTS MRI? ACI I:MULTI:RA L SOCIETY. On Monday week, being the first annual meeting of the Flintshire Acrieultuiral Society, II very num. rum, and re spectahle attendance took phire at Fuld. The match was ably contested, and considering the ditticulty of the ground, the work was excellently performed. After the business of the morning hail Men concluded, the company (among whom were fibula-ell Lail Grosvenor, Sir 'l'. Mestin, Bart. Sir E. l' Lloyd, Bait. Rev. W. Whitehall Davies, the High Sheriff. F. R. Price, Esq Edward Morgan, Esq. Thus. Alustyli Edwin's, Esq. Crate Lloyd, Esq. John Duuclas, F..sq lacha,d Garcons, Esq. —'nevoni,.n , Esq. R Hope sine Eyttni, E.q. Richard .1. Conway Putter, Esq. Thomas Wymie Eyton, Esq. W. {Ward, Esq. James Esq W. Wynne, Esq. S. Ruyilell, Esq. &c.) adjourned to the Lees. wood Arms, where a twist excellent dinner was provided by 31rs. Cowley; affects:oils the distribution of the prizes look The silver cups were erty much udlnii,d , and did t: lent credit to the inaulif , ctiory of 111 r. J. of Ches ter. We are happy iu stating, that very eunsiderabie ed ditiuus took place in the funds of the Sot iii v, from the gen tlemen of 11w comity; mid we have ito bout:shim in saying that under the highly respectable auspices under which the Acrieultural Society has commenced, it will, era long, vie with any Agricultural Society iii the kingdom. COUNTRY FAIRS. At Falkirk tryst, on Tuesday week, the hat held this seaaum there W:111 much business dune, and prices higher. Cattle, which were all lean, were an much advanstil in price, that au ox which last year would bring 14/. sold at IV. 10s. Sheep were also 3s. iip, selling at 265. tip 3es. Th e b us i ng ., was so brisk, that, contrary to the usual practice, the market was conchae.' on Tuesday slight. At Dalkeith fair, uo there was a good chew of cattle mid horses. Sales of the forms,' were heavy, the prices asked lwing high. [lonics, on the contrary, did nut fetch half the press they were sold at in the same market the last year. At Wonler fair, ou Calmat)) , se'nnielit, there was a good chew of sharp, and a ready market; few left nnsuld. Bred ewes 355. is.4Ls per head; bred ilinnionts 38s. to 525. Pd.; Cheviot seer - biers b'str. to 40s; Cheviot ewes 245. to 264 1 here was a pretty good chew sit' cattle, and n good market fur those in condition; few gelid steers for she straw yard. At Earlsiown fair, un Titesilay last, these was a good chew of rattle, hush for the turnip feeding and straw yard, and a good demand. The fair was slow, owing In the high priers as►ed 11l the Pluming, but wiust part of the cattle were afterwards sold, at from 20 to 40 per cent. higher Its 111 last year. A pour &hew nt horses, and nut much in demand. In some fields victor this ell, on the Brigg road, barley that Md. shed du►ing the harvest, has sprung sup and is now in ear. The like, we understand, is to be servo in most light soils where much corn wits lost on the ground.—( Lincoln Paper.) The genial weather we have so happily been blessed with this Antoine', has proved singularly be inficist to thr agricultural interests throughout the kingdom. MS NM shim/lance of food for the live stock has beeio the eiiii.esinence, and in some measure cowl ri,•.ttro fur tine deficiency Of hay, which owing to t►ie light cloys of• this year rendered the provision of tt ...ter lnilikr a suhjrct of serious siitiety to many laruter?,. NAVAL INTELLIGI.NCE. roßrtmorrn, °croon 30 Arrived the Mary Ann, Rose, from W.ierford ; sad Duke of Rich d, from Garresary. PLYMOUTH, ocrovirit 29. Came in the Kitty and Clara, Nigh's., Plum and Tunuant, frum rat.ltouTai, netuotra RA. Arrived the (A.) ship Elizabeth, Betkroid, fium HAHN burgh, bouud to BeugPl. SCARBOROUGH'. nrITIOrn. 29. The Nry•9ower, Per • Sosndirlatid, coal bitten, OA% run o board of last night II ) n held ship. and hits iretii,.,l e4mqi.1.141,1v datisao in livr • rize,:!:;, &e•. and has collo: iu lo re to reliftir. • I POOL, OrTilltrit 20. Arrived tile Brunaseicb, —4), 1 1711, October, 80 macs rhos Gibraltar , %poke iln• Eliza Aim, Stanton, hnuud to Malta, out 16 day Same tiny spokt. th . Alicia, from Bristol for Grim', 0111 (hire we. ..!•titt October, 40 miles wect of Cape Finkierrn, Venn*, froi* Marseilles for London, out four weeks.-1111 2:011, to Lit. 45. 20. lung. 8 50. apukc the Christian, 6.itu Loam to Seville. DART:IIOIn /I. OCTOISER 29. Ar►ived the Fame, Phillips , luau 31alart, fur Loud.,o, in 24 da),,, DEAL, orrourA 3n. Came down from tho River the IRolmer, W.-at, for the kie of I•rvoce ; Neptune, Itoxhs, for Cuiliz Ha ii. Sun, for Bombay ; Itunnum. Bulls, for Minationfun ; Ants, Robinson, for Bulbul; Spartan, Fut I% II; lur st-; ‘Venthfurlaiii!, --, fur firrininh; Wear, Trader, hue Ji.- maucu ; Alvasnr, Chapman, for ilromine ; Norfolk, l'acver• fur Leghorn ; Norinfon, fur the isle May—q ie whole remain iii flue Downs with the Asia, Linitsoy, for Bombay; Radius, New York ; and three transports. Ptlt. Y. OCTORI R 41. Came in tip , Colombo, Davis (tale Wrifif). f Bombay ; VVat.hingion, Fortumm from New York ; coil un the 211th, the Dart, ILAsag, from Sierra Leone, all for Lonituo. NORTH MELDS, 04:108FR QS. Th. Mentor, Greco,' of Loodou, coal ladyn, in g..oliK to sea, got spun the Stores, but gut on the Imes , and was obliged to come ittto the harbour. It is thought sbt will Le obliged to unload and repair. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. List of ►hips destined to India for the season, 1818-19:- Margolis Camden, Capt. T. Larkins (2u1); Charles Cram, Capt. H. Scutt ; Lowther Castle, Capt. C. Mortfork'. ; lug li•, Capt. I'. Poreadmile ; Essex, Capt. R. Nisbet ; and Yalisutuart, Capt. R S. Dalrymple--for Bombay and Cliiiia: anil thl liam Pitt, Copt C. Graham—for St. Helena, B. netiol-n. and (:bona; to be afloat 12th November, sail to GI avesend 2t911 November, stay there 30 days, sou be in the Dawns 3il Ja. unary, 1919. Bombay. Captain A. Hamilton ;and General Hands, Cup. lain G. Welstead—for St. Helena, Bombay, and Chinn ; Windsor, Capt. J. R. Prianrklin ; and General t v 1, Capt. A. Nairite—for Madras and China: Waterloo, (•apt It. Aba ger; Atlas, Capt. C U. Mayne; and Streatham, Capt. —• for Bengal and China; to be afloat 1211, December. sad to Gravesend 27th December, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs 2d Fels nary, 1810. Rose, Capt. T. SPTaggart ; and Minerva, Capt G Rich ardwn—fa• Madras and Bengal; to be 'Gout ‘2s,ll.laithary, 1819, sail to Gravesend 9th February, stay toile 30 days, and be in the Dust Ls 17th March. Carnatic, Captain .1. ; and Thomas Crenaille, Captain W. Manning—for Madras and Bengal ; to be afloat 23i1 Fel..nary, 1819, sail to Grturesenei 11,1, Mari It, stay theta 3U days, and be in Inc Downs 16111 April. Kellie Castle, Cipt. A. Lindsey ; Bridgewater, Cap'. P. Hughes; Herefordshire, Capt.). Money; Warren Flailiatta, Capt. R. Raises; sad Lord Castlereagh, Capt. W. Yonne husband—for China; to be afloat 23d February. 1819, sail to Gravesend 11th Mardi, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs IGth April. Princess Charlotte of Wales, Captain C. B Grilibie t and Morgnie of Welliegton, Capt .1. Wood—for B• to he afloat 25th March, ISI9, sail to Gravesend I eth April, stay there 30 days, and be is the Downs 16th May. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDO.4II, 7' J. E. %bane, Fleet-street, boot maker 3 12 J..akol J. E. Wilmington, Grartchurch , , Arapel.. 3. W. Cotfio, Plymouth.ilork, merchant 3 1.: J.Jobonon and Co. Hicklboeu, haen-drapris 1 12 .1. Raven, Cheapside, warehouseman R. Llu)d, Chrapmcle, warehouseman .... DIVI DEN DS C. V. Colwell, Great Russell-street, liueu-draper 1(4 H. Se.rlr, Strand, hoot-maker .:..... . W. l'hotis;on, ildinge, merchant .... 10 CERTIFICATES. .1. C Isle of Manchester, list now a prisoner iu Lancaster Castle, limber-norchaist.—R. Hatfield, of Dens. bury, York, dealer —W Holloway, late of Retinal den , Worcester, saddler.-8. Milbourn, late of Skerue, Y 0.1., flss•spinuer.—J. George, of North Auilleystrcel, punster, cuach•maker.—C.Thoroguod, of tlic Strand, ALd &risen, dealer. PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. Red.....76={ I India Bonds..S7 RS 1,?. 3 per Ct. C0n5...77 3 I Ez. BM.. a... 19 :2() 1 , , • 1 per Cents.. 95$ I Lottery Tickets 19/ s-. 5 per Ct. N.Ann. 107111 I Cons. for Ace. i7s 7S Bask L. Ann.. 20 3-16 k I 7711 i BIARRIAG ES. On Thursday seonight, by the Lord Bishop of Limerick, the Rev. Richard Studdert, Rector of Quin, son of Grorct Studdert, Esq. of Kilkishen-Loose, county Clare, to 7tiart., aecuud daughter of Major-General O'Meara, and daughter of the late Sir Joseph Pearorte, Hart of Lieut.-Colonel Sir Wm. Gamni, K.C.R. of the Coid.tr , or Coartht, to Sophia, eldest daughter of Granville Penn, Esq of Hertford -street, May-fair. J. Leas, Esq. one of his Majesty's Serjcants ■t Law, Mrs. Nares, widow of the late John Tares, Esq. DEATHS. On Thursday night, at East Cowes Castle, the seat of Johi Nash, F.sq. the Lady of Sir Samuel nomilly, aft tedians Mors., which her Ladyship submitted to uN , ~••• greatest fortitude: it may be truly said that in 11 , r days of youth and health— She was lovely as thno:ht cork , eslirers— She was gentle and mild as a dove. At Handiwortli, Staffordshire, la the 104th your of ht-r Mrs. Anne Smallwood, widow. She was horn in the Queen Anne died, and was the mother of efieen childre 3. On the 20th nit. in Cork. Rodney The , 3c, relict of Capt. Septimos Thor..e, late of the 56'': rez.trt• hint. Thorne was grand-daughter of Admiral Berbutr,.. grand-niece of the celebrated Lord Entlney At Minto-houw, iii the county of Roxliorvh. on the ult. the Right Hon. Wm. Elliot, of Well%, 31. P Yestcrday, .itililenty, in Frith-street, Sohn, Mr. 11 , —..h -- • copper-plate nod leittr-prebs !wilder. lie el , orted dead while reading a newspaper. 11c was prevtoncly in L• .d health. A few days since, a man travelling n:tl , a rillmty %let on his back, fell down un the road ;ie.: . Art tie nod otantly expired. MOH WATER 'THIS DAY AT I.ItNI)t)N Morning 44 after 4. I Evenin 5 0 at;:i. 4. LONDON! Printed and Puhliabed at the Orltit Strand: *here Advertieernente we received. anti (tettst.paid) must he addroseetl. C. sgirri, Clement% No. POMP , WiliTC. No UT. :..... - : - .v. - - - 4 1 .:,.: !27, 1 1..nr.• 4 No. i . • II SI•1" • a 0 4i f t I