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' li .; tt • ; ( .. mit . -. . -., - : .. : ~. . ... , • .. - , s - 4 . A • , / 0 ,t....if.41N > . , ~ - 7.•". '- C.." L...--____ /17 • . -> rill-e- - t- .-.. .. % :::; t`' • , S' . ;.4." .. .. !" ''' ' •••• 't At ; . '., • : ' • ..- .. . . - • . •-- • .rik. , . . . ,Al , . .....,.....,„ • IV . N...., .. . - 'I - • fte ' . rt• • Ai) It , .. .• . . . • . . . .• ~ .... 5. - • • . Price 7d. POUT, IVEDX.ESPAIr ETEPaNG. COTTOX : MAREtT• 4'.W.—High Water 'r min. past It ‘ Jamaica (noAd vices froto Pktiltmtucti to es, Farrel,the 2001 Or IsOf slate. from (north kids); Alex - from Jamaica. Piled 2llth 'J o h ; J une . anal that the tiewsof the first alight decline. in thq vildite eve- kanton, from St. John's, New /Inenswikk ; 1 inD ?It the Lieerpool market ' had reached that port ; and i , Frances, tram Savannah ; Prince Regent. ' that pried' there had, Illf alight .. .hire *been anticieek 1 ' itnichi ; Poet:,oo'n., Brown, from' New Or- fallen in proptitifon. The price, bel i ev er, was s ti ll Ml- ickloson, from Chart-son • Mangrove My,' i nously 1110 fbr those who had made put:After for the and Deft, Clark, from Ljnaloo. Englikh market. The accounts from blaranbam sle to illta 00 off. 1 emus. J. and D. Cumming. 31st July ; hi w hi c h per i o d t h e f eet of the decline iti tibe ....:: 0 m Illaraliam, mild Ist Aug., in clintisny with price of Cotton in this market was known there also. sear was to sail in eight days. Off noliboad Tim market for cotton good_s, towards the end of lilt and saw a 'Mop's mast. vre . e , k_, _or ,. experienced a . trtflin t g an deiree of depressiest, but, Campea city, sailed let July in company witll not- pool, and spoke her on the 11 Auguat , IA: 28, I .. vrNs_itn fi . 2g to, clreims to, the county) , buyers bought ,------- . , . .... - 7- 71r_Olr' - 7 "'.. - - -- 7 - '- i - ~.• 7 ,- • . . ..„,. „..., ./7 4 • ../ 4 , ... 0 k- ~.1 , ..,..„, r- . 1 - , ,..; 1/ l/ 11 t z ~,...._.-t . „,..--t .._ G. L_--_____ . . , ~.,.... ( 7. ,.....,... 4 . • .-:-... ..., ~. -. / 47 ~ ,-....-7.." /'-ee-f-- - t-- - ./- • .., • • _„. \• , 41 , • + : # , _ V., ,, ..•• :d r * ' • IP •.• ........•* ". ',. r. • 1- • - ' . .. ... • I • - ' . - - • . .__ . - • 11 i o ~.i, . . . . ... • . . .. . 4.. , . .......... --.........- . ... , . 1,..i. . •• ri - . J r ., ... • t `.. : • •I . • . . .. - . . , . • • :r' • . . .: • - li t . I 1 111 LW , . , ; v . .• ~ t , , • 4 ••• < 4.„ . Al l .1 1 ~,_ ric .... ... 4 , - • -.. • .... . .. .......___-, . ~ ~.....„,. , . • I .' ' . • 11 • . p . . . . . . .• - • •.0 .• . • • ''.. • •• .. 1 • f . • • I 12 Tt Al . .) .. • • -"•"'............'"•• .................. _. .......... .... . . . . ~ ....... m..•••••...... .• • ••••-••,.... ...• • ...M.+ .•••• •m•••••.- - . - _ Nb. 7,102. '.,. . .... • LONDON,. FRIDAY., SEPTEMBER 16,: 1825. - Price 7d. • --- . 4_____.• ....___ . . . - . , OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Sept.lo, 1225. Books published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternia- SALES BY AUCTION. 41YEEPOOL, WED/rent/at ETIFraNa. COTTOX , MA Slit T. Tab MoriPal Officers of hi. Majesty'. o!dotance eta ter-row. --. il TO SPORTSMEN. VATJIKBLE • cIItTROH LIVINGS."' SIMPORDSHIRE, feti A de rri p, v N ed ee tte ne ll s, gu r e r s om , Flr un e.l, ,a ZiL i t d ain t a! i c t a h ( j nri Lli n y li ; aitle); Alex- Wind N.W.-iligh trate./ min. past 12. ‘ Adyieet frotts •Pilittlim, ... buc .. 4 to the 20 . 0 1 ,CtriV 1 4,...., o pitate g orr ag a ge sT rotice, that PrOposals will be received at their .on or before SATURDAY. the 24th, hut. 11)RUISII FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical PIifiPETUA I. ADOWSO24B, Alt iD NEXT PRIaXEN- jun,. area i t h at t h e news o f tie nest aught &cline:rt . me Vann en- Office, in o d, persooll MI may los wilHbuto supply this Department A.JI Instructions in Shooting, Hooting. Coursing. Racing , Fish- ,TATIONS, &.c. rib -CABINET and UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES, and mg, dte. ; wi'h Observations oo the Betaking and Teaming of By 214. ROBINS. Henry Cummins, Stanton, from St. John's, New fltisnanick ;1, too ?.ti the Liferpoot Market' had reached that port ; anti w m oraine to a specification which may be obtained upon Dogs and Horses . ; also, on the Management of Fowling-pieces (Of Wwwiet.heuse, ent-arteet.) leans; °limns, Dickinson, from chariesom • Mangrove Ra/ inously hig•li s Mount li'oolasten, Frances, from savanueb ; Prince Regent. ' that pried' there had, it Blight .. .11kPe ' been anticipand f , 1 '''• Sidon at the Secretary's Of fi ce, In Pall-mall aromatic,. and all other Spor ting Implementa.-.By V. 11. SC OT T• At Gantway's Coffee-here. 'CW'llts-o&Y-CwItthill, on THURS. Sikora, from 31iramichi ; Fathom e, Brown, from' New or- fallen iti propriilion. The price, hoW'Sver was still na- ‘i, DAY NEXT, at 12, In T.vo Lots. ihr those who had made pot:cheter , for *e a ljt ie *entice to be marked outside •` Tondo. for Upholstery Illustrated with upwards of 60 highly-finislicd engravings, coin; pr Rover every variety of subject connected with field sports, and- Lot L I THF)PRRPETUALADVOWBObT mad NXXT --, from Jamaica; and Deft, Clark, from Ljndoo. ..)? d I►'ork." th n e reei cu an oi:r , : h .:73:2 r i . .... l 7 o m . , E., o i,h market. The accotints from Slaranbant eft to Se *mi . * . an- 3 By Order of the Board, executed by the most eminent artists. In riarge volume Ste, PRESENTATION to the valuable RECTORY 1 Kha li , I larig. 1 mow, an W. GRIFFIN, Seerailirl. puce ii. 18.4., or on royal paper, with.proof impressions of the of COLN WORTH, Amato between Bedford and St. Neot's ; Private signal, Alesars..l. and H. Cumming. Slat July; hi which period the'fact of the decline in ab e price of Cotton in this market was known there She. plata, 3 4. 31. comprising a good parsonage house , with office', gardens, ahrub- i s ill eA eigb bl i A rl t a;a , in Otf clint' D im elf l4l4 __. Tile nuirket for cotter: goods towards the end of Int ~„........-.---..-......---- berres ; II tine piece of seater stored with filth, fans pods, barns. paned_ h some . ertelt, and MM a sloop"ii mast. TO BE LET BY AUCTION. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S CO3IPANION ; comPrielild a stable., and all necessary agricultural baddngs, and sixty acres of i,ew Golden Fleece Inn, Brook-sweet, Essex, on the 21st Inst. Description of Pointers and Setters, as well as of those Birds which T T e Sophia, time Crimpeacliy, sailed on July In conmany wit 4 w . -. ; • . w h y one d og ), glebe land, surronnittn . g Me house. The Great and Small Thhese k, experienced a trifling degree of depressions bat. nnt- A QUANTITY of PASTI:IeRII3! /.A ond ND, Me P nance, on rop; i rt a y . ate t . object of i 1 , ,, ,, ,Ti i . , , , , , , 0t , t ree p y ric o es t he extent ing.pteee fully of the whole pariah, contaicing two tlwassend three hen*, ed. Wee. rec n urei i . tr Liverpool, and spoke her on tbe 3d A uguta„ lot 28, fwlqlltatnd'il!'.eti4xisenctiroci'lintistteanir tewa, wants, c a o t u a ntryboyers bought another':. I l i e l; e r re w n l Per +Mal' The Malin & "f rilitt . fillip!) 21 . Castle, from Campeschy, sailed 4th July. Oa th shad e lower them 44 , 4 ,:a 5 i = 1 tangi til if e Artillery Barracks. enclosed within a considered, particalarly as it relates to the use of percussion pow- worth upwards of six hundred sabstential gates, containing 112 acres, more orien t der.. On the properties of Percussion Posder,•and beet method of incumbent seventy-six years of The . . large stocks on band, ind the prospectof a 'Ns . c quoted in our sehOnd edition Of last Tatitlit,l Wila froin a i r am -n ai lv ea ann f all or s e , al on te d i on c . " S P atTe Y d w a l y th ps t r b ted . i tr i o en tu ry tLe at Utt vid igroi lt. gaildi s. "l"" staa ma a seal r teat, and the termination to be at the option making it. Shooting illustrated, and the art of shooting flying lat 2. The PERPE rum, _ A OWSON pm! wrrr PRt The In .Pricer, haSe induced the holders to Silk* 4 1 lilac ---=;,- .ifietOa el rifor the Tenant, upon giving six months' simplified and clearly laid down. The Game Laws familiarly az. 9 . ENTATION to the valumbla-SAYING of BOINHURS , Briktot and Coventry of Greenock. both from Jamaica. Chi' fie snuate close to the temsikawooll. between Bedford: and Mbol. ' • • !stained, &e. &c. By T. B. JOUNSOW. New Edition, consider- J 7 ~ ,_____ i r t 29 h Aug. • e • ton.; comprising a aosseneenent Waseanageunaite•and o ma. al- Ab do g o od convenient COTTAGE to be LET, situated con- , ably enlarged and impgwved, and illustrated with three kingss Logs . _ .. t in lat. C, ID long. 40. 27, exchanged nernbere wi t h. the from th e pressure of their heavy stocks on hand lay w e d and improved w i t hi n ii e gfi y e ws N , a o rl dg m bl e ex V ase; T i.. o . searera , , . 2 from Liverrol for Philadeltia. On the Stil Sept. in their goods ate Tower rale; and to theirknawl . . rby Landseer. Price 71. in boards. ii ,... it Bp, long. 30, 7, spoke the • viola, front Jamaica to may probably be attributed that degree of' eon dtperferenco. • ~.. epees to this propaty• . Office cl thdriance, Se p t. b. 1 82 5. " This is a well written and well arranged production."--Lit. Jeod garden, firm yord„ *ad ;dr . agricultural building!, By order :tithe Board , Chroo. sad one hundred and fotty eerie land, neatly wijolaing, in nun has been manifested by the country buyers. As *ends : , 1 a aeries lieu of the Tithes of half the of lab is enclosed. ant one. g eo ,„ 2 " The llentonia, from New Orleans palled the 20th and fr WM. GRIFFIN. Secretarl• The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, enalPratal • . 1 O)I'6JAN-finished &ravings representing the Horse and the Dog third of the Great and Small or die other pen. The parish contains about two thousand asan.i• Palf Present iligUrabegit de. J u l y ; left the Leander at the Belie. The Paulins and Atnedea had sailed tOr 'v ^o 1 requires, we ma i remark, without fear of contradielkist; that ; , The Sensual . L‘ rtr °° . PORT or L ONDON ' Se r rager 13 ' 1825 ' in art - tilde varieties, executed in the line manner, by Mr. John FOR SALE, atael Wright ha, arrived from Savant:eh, sailed 14th the purelnsea leave been made sheerly op a vita*, Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, Reins le, Gilpin, , *ven ti a Y r - dc rdu a t la y ra aa a ra nd df D a r tr a e. . ~,„ .. . el*: a. b e h a d o y m aw , stigteir. %Tin Vulture, Paragon, Alottnt Woolaston, anll Pella*, since it is oetteiti that the preimlent opinion • o' Acre' yaw to at i tl i v er,i , , On the. Slit ~ i }?;, ,, i,il lot- 't . will be, very rtly, a reaction/write& In •OA ' 4 " • .1 ONfer or: file llonoarab ir le Me Commissioner, the of hi s Chief' Ml SA 4w i rclig LS V K Sturt, eindCeopert amompanied with a einsprehe i nuve dent ast s • Roots Flood and Main, link •• • - .... i ' lilr. Barnes , nth. I* "Ve wee terip ti i t s/mi l s :ow sid. i y Me nf th e different er".:ol°' each and a tal'iiiff. H. u-- - - and Land Ascot, W'. • . - •, t mo , l • pg r N i litteDA V V*. - „; ‘:%,-- agrill i rki=ri t idth . 7:tWalperk..mmewtniEllfiewrialliTi, fee x. d ll 7; g abc. gb i e lnani elilillbditte.' ''., '. • ' - oe _ The IllthTses of ember laslan te • -7 . - Oki tbi th • t , e 1.4 - 6.iiin--4 wy 01Z . lint tau • t. - . _ ; . , • • o r c. ... r - Joit Porrteape lli Vival l /- 1 - I P ag.23l ' ti 4 •Pcke 11341 agia 'i thßiPc eirteet as we have- Woo aftereW :emirs (rave flat *stir- 0 1 1 +071=w wade; awl •• • '" lrwre . The Ese has a r t fronstnielil, tailed lrth AnTifitit. 4 oll therefore if inllot itlitely tom til7 'WI &Id tin* in time -- m g „ mew , spi en d.,„ ta, pr i ce 3i . e s , w a d s, or stray had in So tor, $ O, Reel `. • ' 4 9=ns ate nlreroest t and of Mr. r die fell3l in with - tne wreck of the brig Guysborough, from Cape modifies xibichlare rapidly itolh; mat 0 fina9OU. th•AASIMPI of 00-o Day I , In Tuesday . * market the bar ors have appeared iq ver r THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vii t•-. Sit Parts, les. 6d. each. Ro ins, 1 - 0 Regent -eft • Breton and Newfoir:riand, for Livetpool, linden Jades; took o i , ReMeY. (Negri, Cafes, SPORTING ANECDOTES I including numerous character. CAMBRIDGESHILW AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE. the master and crew. eight in number. On the 10th lust , in ion . istic*Portnsits of Penton% In every walk of life, who have acquired VALUABLE EXTKIiiiIVE FREEHOLD X STATES , 22, spoke the Carrick:, from Liverpo o l. En i;liiebec. small numbers, and, ha regards heavy goods, much difreuity It has been experiencOd in affecting sales ; and such se were It Oenn ala a, , - Bleck and Green Ten, notoriety from their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, and in CROXTON PARK. The Leonidas. Ifond,'sailed the 4h irstain from hence, rdr Pepper, the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming • Complete Deli_ Capital mansion, manors, Farms, Wood, Tithes, and Lend ,• north, foundered on the night of the 11th off Point Lynas.--Creer effected, were at prices from a lid. - to Id. lower than Mose Awed, Wax and Tallow Candlni, neation of the Sporting World.-By PIERCE Coax. New and about Fear Thousand Three Malndreil Acres, with the Perpetual saved. 'Hooted last week.—.itarick,..ter Journal. Whisky, Soaps improved edition, illustrated with Coloured Plates, and no- Advairsen of Craxten Ind the Vkaiage of Bitisley., The Agnes, from Jamaica . (north, side) 41 days p a ssage. On Conk:tit. Cherry Brandy, Ohm, and merest. Wbod Engravings. Price 12s. in boards. By Ms. ROBINS, 17th Attg. spoke the Constitution, Dewabury, in bat. 31, long. ___________*— OO3fBIN4TION AND OUTRAGES ZiV Frank and other Foreign Printed Cottons, " The Author has here contrived to amass together all the par- . (Of Werwisk Heuer, Regent-street,) 77, 40, f:dm Jamaica for Liverpool. On the 4th Sept. spoke the Wine*, titulars of Horse, Dog, and Man, worthy of being known . It is aAt °areaway «Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURS. ship Concord, of Whitby, its Ist 50, long. 33, from Liverpool Sr SCOTLAND. • pat of whittl ere allotted in small quantities for the better mom- happy composition, full of whim, wit` a slip of morality in it, like DAY NE XT, the 22d inst., at 12. in One Lot, Minunklii. -....ag0i.-.._ . coolation of several dealers as well as private persons who may a bit oflenion peel in one's punch, and flavoured by the choicest A NOBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with the M a - The Mangrove Bay, from Jamaica. sailed 27d July. On the — dome to become purchasers. lime-juice of slang. N o affectation,-no dispirited pamages,-no ..tl. nom 22d August, In lat. 39, 30, lon g . fit, s p o k e t he h ar k I A B onne Tire Calton Police Court on Saturaa Wes. of • CROXTON, YELLING, a n d ELTLSLEY. Also, about 6.64i0 Gallons of Irish Whisky. taint subjects, no nonsense ! It does not run a long-winded subject The domain of about . Marie, six days from New York for Dem erara . O n t h e at Sew., occupied with deciding the cases whic h have Caraiseees may be heel at Ad. each, and samples seen, It the Ex• down, but is' every thing by fits, and nothing long.' All who have FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, in lat. 49, 23, long. 32, spoke the brig Warner, 36 days. from Que- consequence of the outrages which are taking placeevery e b e Warebouse-ketper's Offsee. Towev.ltill, from Friday the Igth, heard of the wonderful phenomenon mare, - Mr. Well's matchless principal part Tithe fret; comprising the whole parish of Crox- bee for Greenock, evening in the neighbourhood of Messrs. Dithlop's mill. se Wednesday the 21st days of September, 11k23, ftom ten till two. pi noeir _ a, Flying Childers,-Snowball,-Eclipse,-Tom Crib, too, excepting about two saes; a capital and substantial brick- t. 4........ :A:A _ . The first case was a enmnleint corainct .Ino of ili;,i .4' .., u'clook ; arid on tee mornings of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. ' Hatobletonisn, and a multitude of others. should purchase these built ..Xlitnainn. manned fiss• rho .....,..-••••-1.•;,.......e - r..-ii_ ~.e .- Sail ed the simmer Pa 0.... 4.,...t• every thing , heard of the wonderful phenomenon mare 'ripyipaa,—Flying Childers,— Snowball, —Toui 'llonakintonian, and a multitude of others, should purchase these eractlotaa, for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to man and beaat."—London The ANGLER'S GUIDE ; being a new, plain, and complete Practical Treatise on Angling, deduced from many years' Practice and Observation. By T. F. SALTER. New and enlarged Edi. lion, illustrated with numerous new Cuts and Engravings of Fish, Flies, &c., drawn front the Life, price 84. in boards; or on fine 1 eargaper, of which a few Copies only are printed, 12s. This book is quite studded with well executed Engravings, exhibiting faithful portraits of every object of the Angler's pursuit, na well as explanatory representations of all the Implements em ployed in Fishing, with full and clear Instructions for using them. We *ere much pleased to find some ample instructions for Troll. ing, which we have hunted for in vain in Walton and Cotton."— Annals of Sporting, No. 23. taking pliceeniry the neighs . Dunlop's mill. 'l7te first case was a complaint against one of ibe new spinners for striking a boy. It being distinctly made out that this boy formed part of a moll which was molesting this pcauful workman, while he was going home and his face bearipg evident marks of the effects of a brick-bat, which had been thrown at him, the case was dismissed. P!'n . parish of crox, too, exceptiog about t, a ~ substantial brick-. built Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a family of the first distinction, with offices of all descriptions, in the most com plete order; surrounded by thriving plantations, with extensive dry gravelled walk., productive fruit and kitchen gardens, enclosed. by lofty walls, planted with the choicest fruit trees. A beautiful conservatory ninety feet long, grapery of nearly the same dirnen slobs, hot-house, melon ground, &c. Seated in a fine park of di versified grounds; completely enclosed by a substantial oak fence, enlivened by dna pieces of clear water, stored with fish ; noble td . rest and other trees and plantations, dispersed in different parts of the estate, entrance lodges, &c. The Perpetual Adrowson to tho VALUABLE LIVLNO OF UROXTON; p new parsonage house, glebe.land, and capital farm, of upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES; several eligible k'amits in the parishes of Croxtam Yelling, Weal], and Eltisley, with excellent farm houses, partly newly built, and all necessary agricultural buildings, in good and 'substantial condi tion. The TITH ES of the whole pariah of ELTISLEY, About TWO THOUSAND ACRES. The Perpetual Advowson to the Vicarage of the same ; fine woods and plantations, over different parts of the estate, abundantly stored with pheasants and gains; most excellent roads in all directions, and within short distances of the best markets ; plenty of good war. ter on the different farms; in the occupation or moat respectable tenants, at low rents, most of which may be considerably improved; forming a most desirable property for residence or investment. The mansion to be viewed by tickets, and the lands by applying to Mr. Beckwith, the baili ff, who will s h ow a ll t h e Farms and hands, of whom Particulars may be had ; and at the Cross Keys St. Neot's ; the Cock, Eaton ; the Bull, Cambridge ,• Sun, Big.' gleswade; the Crown, Huntingdon; Rutla n d Arm....Newmarket ; ' Angel and Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; George, Northampton ; Swan, Bedford ; Sun, Hitcbin ; Messrs. Sewell and - Blake, solici tors, Norwich; at °areaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, of whom tickets for viewing the mansion rosy be had, and where Plans of the li:state may be seen. Sailed the fioppet, Pounett, for Elsinore (did not get away yester day); Claritaa Ann, Owen, for 13oston: Eendragnt, Vanderwal, for Groningen; Harriet, Goddard, for Jamaica; Mentor, Wilicn, for New York; John Roberta, for London. INDIA HOUSE, &74.14, 11116. frilE Cowl of Directors of the United Company of Merekots o f rogiand trading to the Bart Indies do hereby fur Notice. • That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the maid (031PAHY, appointed to be held at their House 'in Leaden. itall.rteitt. on IVEDNESDAY, the 2Rth instant, is made further bpselat, foe the purpose of lacing before the Proprietors, for theft' apptnhation, aHetolutton of the Court of Directors of this day, ranung to Sir. Sandford Arnot the sum of 15001. upon the ground; therein stated. The Report required by the eau. 4, sett. SO, together with the doevients upon which the said Resolution has been fltned. are open for the tospectiou of the Proprietors, at this Rouse. PETER AUBEI4, Assistant Secretary. COTTON MARNET.—We have had a good demand for Cotton to-day, at a little advance, lay about About +5,00U bags sold, and principally on apecuUtion. The next case was a charge made by* married woman working in Messrs. Dunlop's against an unemployed piecer, foi assaulting her, and also for being actor, or art and pert, in riotting and mobbing in Barrowfield-road, Clyde, and. Stevenson-streets. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. ARRIVALS AT RIO JAVF.IRO.—The Ladv Nugent, Coppin, from London ; and the Hope, Norris, from New South IS Ala, 4th July. SA/LINO FROM Rio JANEIIIO.—The Corsair, Petrie, sailed for Batavia July sth. SHIP SPOKEN WITH.—The Andromeda, Muddle, from Lon don to Van Diemen's Land, of the 3d June, in lat. 5, 22, N. long. 22, 13, W. ' BENGAL Arnie. 17.—The Larkins, Wilkinson, was exp e c te d to sail for London the 20th May. The c'omplainant swore that on Thursday.. evening, on leaving the mill, she was followed by a crowd, who hooted at her, and at the corner of Clyde-Street the prisoner, who was ander a lamp, threw a stone, which struck her between the shoulders, and she can scarcely draw her breath since, and had been rendered unable to work. She saw his hand. raised* second time with a stone in it, when,she told him that she would mark him. The second witness swore that they were molested every evening, and he was so hurt with the stones which were thrown at him, that he was scarcely able to work.. The next witness swore that the prisoner formed part of the mob which molested him on Thursday evening, and he raw him throwing stones. The prisoner. ever since he came out of Britlewell, had been in the habit 'of insulting them • and he was always to be found in those crowds that ill used them on their way home. A female, who works in Messrs. Dunlop's mill, swore thy on Thursday evening die prisoner, on the new w6rk era making their appearance, shouted " Here they come, chip the He had stones in his band. To sail early in October. IOR TIF:sTGAL, (with liben♦ to land Passengers at F 1111drap), the new ship PERSEVIMANrE, NVILLIA 31 RAYNER Commander, (o( the lion. Company's Regular basica), barthen tons. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander. at the' Jentsa lera Coftre.Houtc ; to Ilessta. Watts and Heath, No. 134, Fen. a.'tureb.atriet Or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, No. 12, Hischin-lane Cornbill. t . - - EUNOKEDIA : a Practical Essay on theßreaking and Train ing the English Spaniel and Pointer. To which are added, In iitructions for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. By the late W. Donsow, Esq., of Eden 1141, Cumberland. In Bvo. price 10s. ed. in boards. An ESSAY on HUNTING ; in which a great variety of most Important information is communicated under the heads—Hunting, Lawfulness, Benefits, Pleasure, Pastime, Game, Scent, Hounds, tbe HOTS!, Hut.tatnan, Sagacity, Ac. lac. Third Edition. In Svo. 7s. boards, or in Co. 12s. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPT. 14. SNIPS ENTERED IkWARD9.—Vie Atalanta, ring. from Hamburgh ; Fmandel, Claussen, from Fredoriekstadt ; Bruns wick, Blake, from Quebec; Henrich Benjamin, Hoppe, from Donizic ; Star, Beckett, from Quebec; Kezia, Riddell, from Cam- • peachy ; Tally lin, Fisher, from Virginia ; Aimwell, Anderson, from Grand Canary and Lanzarotle'; Anna Christine, Vette, from Odensee ; Cyrene. Barrett, from Madeira and Tobago; Jonge.lin, barnmert;.from Worcum ; Cornelia, Jorge, from ditto ; Abcooit, Lewis, frog Tho Janeiro; ColSdormi&, Moore, from • Riga s Po. catinntas, Bancroft, frpm,Virginfa ; 4urora, Torhiorhaen, from Fteclericklitadt ; Justikik, , .Fitspersen, from Droback and Chris- • TO LIME MERCHANTS. Ifl It DIRECTORS of the GRAND SURREY 11 CANAL DOCK COMPANY wdi be rest;y to receive TENDERS, iraled uo, on THURSDAY, the :12d inst.. at One Casa, for the SUPPLY of 480 HUNDREDS of LIME, of the description under-mentiongd, to be delivered at the Cothpany's Cameral rut now executing - In and near the North Piers, Peek karo. Storey, and in sods Quantities as may from time to time be required. between the taking of the COntract and the list of December WM-. WM trNIIIIR ztf ST Eittif .3111 DlTritof DEiriT The Ter,dets to littprees from what Works it is proposed to deli tbs same. SA. NIUEL TRAVERS, Secretary. Orand Surrey Dnek Office, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, Sept.!, 1826. IFOOUGHTS on FOX and lIARE HUNTING; in a series of Letters. By PETER BECKFORD, Esq. 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(of Warwick House, Regent-street), the next several PRESENTATIONS to TWO very valuable REC. TORIES, adjoining PARISHES, in a most desirable part of the much admired County of Devon, producing jointly an Income of about ONE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM ; Or averaging severally about SEVEN HUNDRED ANTS MUIR HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins, N 0.170 , Regent -street. LOWER GROSVENOR-STREET, GROSVENOR SQUA RE. CAPITAL SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, With excellent Offices, Coach:house, Stables, large Garden, &c. of which immediate possession may be had. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. ROBINS (of Warwick House. 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EIGH'S NEW POCKET ROAD-BOOK of ENO- LAND, WALES, and part of SCOTLAND, on the plan of " Rcichard'e Itineraries;" containing an :account of all the Direct and Cross Roads ; together with a description, of every re markable place, its curiosities, manufactures, commerce, popula tion, awl principal Inns. The whole forming a complete guide to every object worthy the attention of Traa ellers. 9 .° Although numerous Road-books have from time to time appeared before the Public, each professing to excel its predecessor, yet it is still a subject of complaint that there is not one compact to its form and lucid in its a, - rangement ; that those at present pub lished are either too bulky or too confus.3:l; that they either contain much more or much less than the Traveller requires. It has been the Editor's aim, in preparing this volume, to taken middle course; and while he has endeavoured, on the one hand, to avoid all prolix details respecting uninteresting objects, he trusts that, on the other hand, he has not omitted to potice any Town, Village, or Noble man's-Seat worthy the attention of the intelligent Traveller. Printed for S. Leigh, 18, Strand, add sold b r all bookseller,. -....m..-.. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 6...2frivcd — thriltannser Packet, from Lishon—sailed the 4th inst. ' he Amelia, Storey, from Quebec. Sailed the Marquis of Anglesey, Steward, for Buenos Ayres. PLYMOUTH. SEPT. 13.—Arrived the Herald,. Sopwith, from Quebec. Sailed the Fortitude, Bagdcn, for Batavia ; the Flying kish, Johnson, for Cadiz ; the Sappho, Smith, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; and the Despreto, Ritchie, fpr,Mngsidore. PORTSMOUTH, sErs. 14. —Arrived his 11 lejeaty's Colonial brig Prince Regent, with despatches from Sierra Panne—sailed 'Ltd July. The• Nautilus, Tripe, from ',notion, for the Cape ; Sad the Samuel, Webber, from New York for Hull. , ... . DEAL, Seer. I 4.—Arri ved and sailed for the River, the British Monarch, Pearson, from Illontserrat. Passed throught from the River, the Desire, Valenbrook, for Havre • the London Packet, Cook, fur FLTO ; and the Thalia, Shand, for Halifax. .. .. - GRAVESEND, SETT. 14.—Arrived the Nautilus, Hall, from Jamaica; Laurel, Dryadall, from Trieste; Rambler, Knight. from Odessa ; Packet, Dahel, from Malta ; Salads, Playte, from Gibraltar; Essex, Seatander, from Villanova ; Cordell., Bally, from Palermo ; Vigilant, Thorp, from St. Pctersburgh ; Aim_ well, Mutton. from Hamburgb ; Sarah Margaret, Sheader, from ditto; Placidia, Phirelough, from ditto; Sarah, Bibb., from Archangel; and several foreigners from the 'Baltic. Sailed the Mary Swan, 'Wright, for Queltee ; and Spes Nova, (lios, for Christiania. GIBRALTAR, AEG. 20.—A S,auieh felucca arrived to-day from Catalonia, was plundered yesterday by a Colombian brig schooner privateer, of almost all' her cargo, stores, tie.. Another Colombian schooner is also reported to have been in the Straits three days since. AUG. 22.--The Rutty, Penfold, from London, which arrived yesterday, was run foul of by a bark in beating up the Out, and carried away her bowsprit. The bark continued her worse without giving any assistance. MEETINGS QF CREDITORS, COUIT or COMMISSIONERS OP sAXLIUpTIi, IPASIINUALL-S . TREET. 70-31011 ROW. THII{D DIGl:1•1w03. — lf i i,; -- 1 . - Anton, R. Wyndham4treet. ary e ne, l in en-draper . 9 Beasley, J. Bushey, near Watford, Herta, farmer . - 10 Evershed, T. Horsham, Sussex, vospmaker - - 9 Field, S. jun. late of the Bull's Head, Smithfield, wine and spirit merchant - -.- - 11 Grabby, T. Annett's-crescent, Lower-road, Islington, builder 11 Parkes, I'. lenchurch.street, mill-manufacturer - - 10 Sadler, T. jun. Warwick-lane, carcass-butcher - - 12 SECOND StEETINGS. Barnes, W. Queen-street, Cheapslde, cheestmonger - 1i Bradfield, J. London-wall. grocer a - - 12 Connolly, B. Great Purtlsid-street, tailor, . . - 11 Pickson, .1, Fish-street-hill, wholesale haberdssher - 12 !Angstrom, 0.. A.. Whitechapel r road, wine-merchant - 11 Sandwell, 4Pitsfield-arreet, Haston, victualler . - 10 rinse siErrivros. • Evert T:Fore4treet.Litnehonse, anthoramith . - 12 Harrison. H. A. Liverpool, haberdasher . - 12 Lawson, IL. IL Heslingdon. Laucaster, currier - - 10 ' Parry. H. and Underwood, J. 'Change-alley, Comhill, bill - brokers .. . . - 12 Robson. R. Seymour-place.. Brvanstor-square, carpenter - 11 DIVIbENDS. Peck J. Andover, linen-draper - - 121 - Woolrieh; (L and .1. Spital•struare, silk-manufacturers . 12 The Magistrate, following the opinion of Mr. prawn, found the Charges not proved • and, on dismissing the'pri, loner, told him he had not the least doubt of his guilt,, and admonished him to be more careful of his conduct ita future. Another case of molestation, of a similar description as the shove, was also dismissed. On the populace leaning; the issue, they loudly cheered and caressed the prisoners as. they came out. The business of the Court wog suspereit for some minutes ; and it was observed by Mr. Brown that the populace appeared to be possessed of a bad spirit. One of the new hands then came forward, and addressing the sitting Magistrate, said that he appeared on the behalf of his fellow workmen to demand the protection-of the civil power while they were following their lawful employment : and if this was not oared them, they would Le obligtd apply to higlier authority. They had engaged with em ployers with Whom they were perfectly pleased ; and they were also quite satisfied with their wages, sad thought that ID person had any right to mokest them while peacefully going to or returning from their work. Their lives were, however, every night in danger from the mobs that amited. them ; and it appeared that after they had actually them selves seized a prisoner from among the mob and brought him to the office, and proved he was in the practice of in timidating, them, they had thought proper to dismiss him. The sitting Magistrate replied, that the new workmen would receive every protection from the Magistrates of Calton. The authorities of Calton appear, from the shoos decisions, not to understand the late act for the prokctiou of peaceful workmen.—GlitagaW Chronicle. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S, TUUISDAY, SEPT• 15. At the early part of the afternoon, the subscribers present were very numerous, but a little after 4 o'clock, several of the leading betters left, pr e paratory to starting in the evening. for Dortrat.tet. where many of the St. Leger horses are arrived. compare g books, betting between horses and hedging. occupied the afternoon, but the Room was cleared at an unusually early hoar. The London balm are now closed, and our next account will be front Doncaster. lie the following statement, it will be seen that Red. gauntlet is again getting up. ... - - .. ' IT. LICIZIL 2 to 1 agst Memnon 1 20 to 1 apt Dauntless 6 pto 1 at Alderman 20 to 1 apt Trineuto 7 to 1 apt Redgauntlet 30 to 1 agst Pastime, 12 to 1 agst Cleveland 40 to 1 aptrownioelt 13 to 1 agst Homer 50 to I apt .irsa 20 to 1 apt Addy 50 to 1 apt Laniky's COS PanitsTniantsitt.—The great match to the 140 , mi!ew stone, near Worksop, between lit. Blakesley and Captain Emi•h, and on which heavy bets were pending, was decided at Ana o'clock on Wednesday. It has been already stated that the pesteetersois started at one o'clock on Tuesday. and the stakes for the filet who reached the destination was 400 sovereigns, and Mr. Blalreslty Oct fifty sovereigns that the winner perfu med the distance frets taliara. ditch in forty hours. The following are the particulars ,ot thq match, furnished by Captain W. N. `Wilson, one of the uMpites The pedestrians supped at eleven o'clock 'on Tuesday Light at Wandsfard (76 miles), and proceeded en within half a tilde of each other to Newark, where they arrived to breakfast in the moraine. They crossed the bridge at Newark together, whew Mr. Blakeitley made play to Kneesal, and did the ten maws from Newark in tw o his s il p e eed . H an e a h n iti we no rim m oren ore I s ha ai rt , tinbioenuwerNonc:thieteharov mile s i al ie w vr i er t Eti r' a n dn tu e c hi b ßivl a n t r t ng parent fatißue, in 3)1 hours, n d won the 50 by-bet also. Captain Smith resigned the oaten; six miles from home, and nearly two in the rear. t ere said ree their breakfast table! hate upon rty a th e as ri t .Ika if ac A TRA •IC L a'a TALL: There is in the island of 'Nes°, an ancient unfinished statute of Bacchus i :of each au enor. nu of modernbeard, s p 1 . , , . • , I ~K , 1 I i f , 1 4 t r. #. 1 , ( i t f , . .1 " 1 - i .• •