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offence, lit vithen the efacce, aerompailied by Cris the coo. stable, beisiogiog to the parish of Chios is k, went to the reel. ikon of the Primmer where they fonisst n (panto, or apples enoOersleet wader • bail , two billhonkt, one ut them has! Or , opposing. of Laving lately hero awl in culling ern a raki, but they dill not boil the billhook alrea.ty They also resold some C.lbloattes of the rove soot that were growing among the Cs siiistreer ; these 3100 Prn""'" admitted that he had taken films the l'enormitor'ss geminsis., suit that he bad bees; on Mr. Hornet's grounds ou Tharailsy even 'in. lint positively desieil all kauvrtrelge of &strut sug the U. /The Peisoner was fully committed for trial. William Cartwright, the shiver of the Bognor mar*, was rhirged by the Montero. of Chariog-eroas with rios.psett and Disarm -ling the Kille's highway we Rotor:lay for 23 me hrotei,sipposite the Ship iriihlir.honse. The eorverrono of the charge was not dispwtesl, hest the %Wein art sip WI., that the Ship was a bookilig.honse for prsseavra sad parcel.* of the Rosner motets, moil this she ltimeh wee mopping sin Satonlay, was ouly whik the toads lens waloadiisg the ',legman of she pegamisters, Mr. "The Ail nf Portimwent rot aihnitilmi of any taroks for . th. , ririsg sack • length of timid in its midair streets sir 'kisses highway, the Defeadaat was eoltricted in the lowest \dimity and root.. William ffainerfon was convicted isfulledring his homes no remain 'inwards or half hotikor the Illth instant, its the listfusmiteil. • Wittiest runt awl WO Rao Ilidehlas were !barged with iitli:mptioig to commit several robberies yesterday 'mooing lu Thomas Juan soil Thomas Hooker, belonging to the OfSre, were irl Million' yesterday morisitig, and ithstared the Prisoners feeling emend gioillemelie riche's, to awn. toe's whit win in them. and attempting to melt them sit their contents and on seeing the enostables they pretended to look iglu a shop They were committed. QUEVI•SQVAIIt. CHARGE OF MURDER. Yesterday Richard Latch, who stood charges) with the rinrder of Isis wife, M.'sy Ann Lich, was brought up boa Taithill-fieldS prison, fur final examination. All the wit. sinoes who gave evidente eu the inquest were exansiard, lint nothing C. rash transpired. The 31sgistrate called upon the Prisoner for his definer. ht the same lime cautioning him agaiust saying any thine imam.' himself. He replied that be bad 'whin; to say at Ile was fully committed fut trial. • . 4 •`• • . EXTENSIVE FRAUDS AM) FELONIES. Aso Irkite alias Miller was re-examined, charged with divers depredations on the property of tradespeople. The charge which hail been previonele mitered lido ;put Whirls has already hems stated) was 'fur defrauding Met. Si',. )eaut of a quantity of straw.honnete, which case was cuts. pitted. At this imansitiatioe the Prisoner was civil ged by Site. Barris, housekeeper at a gentleman's residrine is Stbartu.square, with robbery. It appemed by the siairment .411 Ibis WitllflPS that the Prima'' , caller) at the house, by samiding the area steps, with a hurdle in her howl, moil is. Hubert for a Mr. Harrington. Mistime. that she had Mime things to leave there. She was iisfurated that no such person resided there, but, in order to deceive the tradesman who was is waiting, she kept 3lrs. Harrill in conversation until the tradesesso was desired to call again by the Prisoner, who Mate% that the lady of the house was booty. The Prisoner contrived to leave the boom without the property, with an 'team that she would 'umpire fur Mr. Harrington about the heightens's-hood, mid then she desired the penicillin wailing to call Well at a metals hoer, which he did, soil Sinai. he sins robbed. Mrs. Harris had the curiosity to examine the con tents of the boodle, which she friend to be tesitsiiii. ' 31r. Hemmer, ironmonger, Holborn, proved tlird.'tlie Pri. sinner had ordered finr worked plate tempots, which he carried to the house above stater), vibes the Priefioer look 'them from him, went down the area steps, and desire.; het so C3ll again at four o'clock in the afteranon, her iniserria being busy, bet he had not see, Wens sitsee.—On this charm. he Prisower was ordered to he committed fur trial, and the parties were bound over to prosecute A charge precisely similar to the former was made rigaiest the PrilbOllet fur defrauding • stay-maker of six parr of stays, which were ordered to he takes to a resin Sis Weise. .Aire She Prisoner received them as in the other case. mid belted to leave them foe • few minutes whilst she c.ijuled the bearer. She was remanded till Friday. ST. GI LES'S ROW. Paler Cosiniu was held to bail for being one of s pug of rioters in St. Gileis, front Sunday morning till Monday weld, as described by John Furseman. The scene lint begun at the Hare and Hounds, Buckeridee. street, sail it was proved that some of the parties were armed with enflames. llauy persons acre straitly cat and btirt in the different ea'rsys. On Saturday lest, a little before four o'clock in the afternoon, as CII.IIII.ES DEVEREI.II,, who had been coin:boleti to the Loudon Mail for the last twenty years, was passing by the house of Miss riciouLucit, hosier, next to the White Hart Inn, Broad-street, Bsistol, 3 large piece of intoner-coping from above the third story window gave way, and tell directly upon his heed. lie had unfortunately at the moment stepped off the footway. to make room for oilier prisserig , qs, by which lie wits ex poiwd to the falling mortar. Surgical iesistalice was immediately procured, but he expired %%idle five minutes afterwards. He is understood to have been !assessed of mime little property, mid hut a few minutes before the accident had °mined had explessed his intention of shortly resigiiiiqz lira situation as driver to the mail, that lie might live inure comfortably in the bosom of his family. On Monday night as our wonky the Rev. R. J. Cana, was proceeding front a hietitl's house On the Marine Parade. Brighton, to his residence, the Viceragr, between ten and eleven o'clock, he beheld a private of the 9th Lancers, from the Bar racks, very rude )y treuting two decently-drrastil yoang women in East-street, who freitlessty rudrs veured to escupe the liquidised, uttering repeated cries for asaistresee. The Rev. Griolemmti, dais forcibly appealed to, interposed in behalf of the distressed Ninnies, but the Soldier, desperate r inebriety, end heedless of remonstrances, trieniteed blows in return for the admonitions given to him ; but, ere lie could increase Ids error, and cory Ina threats into effect, other 1411PiPilitlee was procured, and the result was, his IseirT, safely lodged for the night in the .. On the fullowmg morn ing, the offender, full of Contiition, was deli - vend over to his regiment, and on lVedriesday he was tried by a CeurtsMartial at the barracks. The Vicar and the females gave evidenee egaiiet him ; but the former, on perceiving the coMprisic lions struggles of the Prisoner, and learning that his character, previous to Monday night, laid lief orderly and correct, became his advocate for a remission of punishment, which otherwise, as all exempt , to others, would have been very severe.— Brighton l'aper. nn Thiirsibay the lion. J. S. l'ocKss AI.P. fir Ilere:ford, whilst shooting near Eirasiiiir t;mitle, met with no accident; after having dis charged Ins g.. in the act of ie.:4)+0 . 11,g it, the ipmeller from his fl.cik was ignited by pair of the wadiling that rem 111 WI I in the barrel, mint the tsphided. Footoinvely be escaped uRh a tt;fisiig iiiittry to his right hind. `~'~.+ 0 . 6 . A . 1 THE TURF. NE*MIRIECT SECOND OCTOBER )(Erma. MAIDAY, OCTOMat 13. Orio.third of a Subscription of 25 Es. each, fur 5 yr.ohls, * *d. ; 6 yr.olds, ftst. • and aged Sri. 31b. B. C. Sutra. istelhe lir Suir:critser.. !Nolte tor Rothmans it m. RluNla, 5 yrs nlsl Lord Gersory's to. h. Cannon Ball, aged Lord Earruousit's gr. Is. Nit , 5 Zia old I.tortl )earey's for. e. David, 4 yr• I,ld 4 51r. Vamittars's els b. Equator, 6 yrs old dr fu 1 apt Rtioda—..6 to 4un Cannon Bail-3 to 1 apt Skim. Lord rsides's Advance, beat Duke of Grafton's Loo, fat 41b, sada. A. F. 10110, to 4 apt Advance. The Gorden Stakes of 1080. rack. T. U.N. Mr. Watsou's Fitz-Orville, 8.1. lib. Mr. Itatson's Stiomburough, 7.1. 5M..... Mr. Gilley 's The Sinai-oil, n.t. therm! Giullbeniir's The Fiyrr,7.1.1311 ....... Mr. Chigey's Produfn.n , ' at. Lord Esetri's Captain Candid, Bst. illb. Lind Fuley'a Young Mama, Tat. 121 b. Mr. Crockiiird'a Merrymaker, 7st. 1311 a. 4 to I apt Fitz-Orvilles-10 to 2 apt Stainburougb-3 to apt The Student. Folry's Philowrunnum, Bsl. beat Mr. Payne 's File t-toddy, t4et. D. 111. ItlUpca.—even un Philarinuims. LorilToieSNlnerrpreter,".t.Tlto beat his Royal Highness the Dbilte of York's Gatelie, Bt,t. 'fib. D. U. 200 g.. —6 to 4 on Inferporter. General Grosvenor's Mite pe.amp, 7st. 71b. best Lord Yiuus Letus, Sat 711. It. U. 280 gs. b. ft.-6 to 4 agat Effie Deans. Mr. thlny's Corinne, 8.1. 51b. ree. 800 from Mr. Lake's e. by Seymour, Bat. lib. Ali. IL 2011 p. h. ft. Sir .1. Sbelly's Prince Paul, Bal. lib. (din 4) apt Mr. Van. Betimes Slim, lat. 91b. Ab. M. 2000. b. ft. Mr Utility's Milton, flat. 71b rec. fruoi Lord Suffield's Aqua's, Sat. elb. T. Y. C. 50,ts. b. ft. RICHUOND MEETlNG—Yenumante. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. Sweepstakes of 104 e. each, with W. added, for home, &c. of ail atles —Tierce-wile brats. (8 Siebscriber ) Mr. br. h. Doctor Syntax, by Pariah's , aged, 84 Alb (It. Johnson) Mr. Prtre's b. 1. Agatha, 4-yrs Old, 7st. 121 b. 8 to 1 ou Doctor Syntax. The Cocktail Stakes of lOgs. each, for horses, &e. not shogun zit- blvd.—Gentlemen riekrs.—Two wiles, (5 Sub scribers ) Mr. Chamberlain's h, g. by Corrector, dam by Slope, 4-yes old, 11st. (Mr. Dyolay) Mr. Hartlel's b. g. Conqueror, by Julius Cesar, 5-yrs old. 1 lat. nib. (Mr. T. Sykes) 2 Mr. Hutton's be. am. Seabee,- Lass, by Coriander, Ilst. 121 b. (owner) 1 Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for two years old colts, Bst 21b. fillies, Bsl.—From the Grey Stone to the Ending Post.— (11 Subscribers.) Mr. Landiton's ch. filly, Lady Heron, Sister to Lochio. Mar (W. Mew) .. 1 bird cleeensheires cb. colt, Kinnsount Willy, by Stain- ford, ont of Anna 2 Mr. Fletcher's b. filly, by Young Woodpecker, out of Mien's dam Mr. Frreosisees eh, e. by Mowbray—Cackfighter L•'vvu betting between Lady Heron and the field. Floodlit-sr States of 5-. m. each, 11611120g5. added, fur all ages Once round. (Seven Subscribers ) Mr. Riddell's b. rule, Swinton, by Comus,dam by Shuttle, 3 yrs. old 751.711". Mr. Lititibton'y Is e. Bortitetthman, 4 yrs 7st. bib. • 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 on Swinton. This meeting was uncommonly well attended. The Stand, on the ( Wednesday), presented a blase of beauty and fashion ; in fact.iin no former oceasion du we recollect* more Humanists attendance orate neighhouring families. Richmond appears rapidly rising as a Racing meeting; indeed, we do nut .under st it, when we consider the excellent neighbour hood, the heavitifiel seewery, Ike. Sec. The view from the Stand, being one of the Guest imagination can form, added to the well•known hospitality of the neighbouring gentry, who .11E11 their Mures ou this occasion with their friends, certainty makes it one of the pleasantest Meetings is the Mirth. The shooting and huxeling when Doctor Syntax won the Cup, exceeded all description : the horse was & ou ght bark to She winning-peat, attended by hundreds of country people, with waving of hats and handkerchiefs; in fact, it more resensided a victory at a cuutested elec t ion than a horse race. This wonderfisl little horse is only 15 hands Itigh,and very much resembles the prints of Mateb'em. ll c believe this unlike@ the ninth Gold Cnp he has won. The celebrated Illacklork was very much amiss, and combed repeatedly in running his races. The Corporation of Rich stay hauitsoniely uu their part, in future isAmid.igiv. iug a Silver Cup, to be sun for uu the last day. . • r i i ~. . .. STAFFORD RACES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER A. A Plate of 50 guineas for maiden loiters, &c. The bed of heats, twine round the course. Mr. Whitehorse' bY. by Sir Pawl, 3-yrs, est.l3lb 1 1 Mr. Massey's br. c.fEgaii. 3 yrs, 8-0.71 h 2 Mr. Painter's 1,. 1. by Sir Oliver. 3- yrs, Ct. 10Ib A 3 Mr. Astley's c. R. Batiledure, 5 yrs, B.t. Sib. Mr. E. Philips's b. I. by Sorcerer, 3-yrs, tist. Rlb Sir 'l' Stailley's Rrotlwr to Cris' l i ~, 4 ere, 851.51 b 9 Mr. ItAissiasicz.rr's h. ni. Harlot, e-yrs, Ist. 1211. Mr. Collier's b. h. by Derener, 5 yrs, Btl. 141 b 4 dr Mr. Smith's br. f. Maria,"3.yrs, list. 81b 8 dr Mr. Shaw's br. f. Wit... Mark, 4-yrs, Sat Mr. IVe.i's c. f Leah, 4.yis, 81.1.31 b. Lord Iturainiores b. g.l:lliolaii, 4114, est. 31b. A Sweepstake , of lega. each, with gi , gs. added by the Town. The best of heats, twice room' the Cunrse. Elva 6 ,10...t0me% h R. Cambia, 4 yrs, 8.1.311. Major V. liiify's R, h. Amine, 4.y,., B.t. 31b 2 2 Mr. Cut tsett'stor.ll/. Mt'reinla wFPNESDIY. Tbrve-yrui old Stakes, with2figo. melded. Best Orbitals. r. Jrriiinelimil, Ezoi... b. C. by Sir Oliver, out of Tinker llaruri si dant Mr. Mg , Wiese. Monitut.—(No ram) A nlate of 50gs n,lded to a Handicap Stakes of Sr. each. Beta of heat., twtre round. ftasstonr.",: Tattoo, 3 yis 11111, Sal lib I Mr. IVrstotes .. Monitor. Tat. 5111 . • Mr. l'ostrt's b. f. by Sir Paul, 3.yrs eld, 7.1. 2 3 3lr. West's c f. Usk, 4-yrs old, ftst. 41b .... 3 4 lord Itussonore's b. g. Condon, 4-yrs old, Sm. f11b... 5 5 Mr. V. Corttcti's br. u.. Mervittia,Ssi.llll) Mr. Alounifnol's b e. 3.yra old , Sst. )31b....... .., 'Sir T. Stanley's lkolbtr to Crispin, 4 yrs old, SA 216. dr Mr. Bantlingxe's b. nt. Harlot, 6-yrs old, fltst. 121 b dr It will he seen that we had .tort horses at our races than attended any other meeting in this ur the adjoining lira; and nlllsomzh the,c wrr e slo t mail h ea t,, there was ex . sport. The odds iu cads rare were on the field. Accord tellte conditions of the advertisement, Leah and Carolan were not considered qualified for the maiden plate on Tues day; ratlievis ow twelve horses would have Martell fur it. There is • ilaterrnee of opiniuti resperrimg thrwinner of Weilnisday'n plate. Two horses biliingiiig to Lord lbws more started for it; and it is rot averahle to the laws of • ariog that two horses belonging to the same person, sbonld tun for a plate, although it is allowable m a stakes. The question to be decided in, it hetlwr the tainoimg fur a handi cap Mehra, and cut ying 6audieap weights, •Ithough a plate is nlduded, sbrirotrs the plate law.. The qui swan s ill probably be derided Mr. Wrath( thy, a hose opinion is culisiglvrrd as good as a derision of the Jockey Chili. Thr laws of racial. are se •ifice as those lawn which arc pruvrebiatly UtlCert.lio; mid in the forgave, ati an the latter, tlome .Lo oat, laity flay kilos soinkttiog a►e the moot liable to err: " A little learning is a dingerous thing !" 1r Lord Roasasere's Tattoo shoold eventoalfy prove to be disqualilied, the plate, Ail. will go t• the acorn' bed hewer (Monitor.) Three is another dispute too between the own ers of Monitor and the Sir Pool illy, boat claiming to lie second the last brat; but the Stew irila (who are the sole judges) decided in favour of the former. INGLEWOOD HUNT AND PENRITH nAccs. WT.DIFFSDAV, OCTOIIIR 7. The 501. Maiden Plate given by the Gentlemen of the Heel. Two mile heats. Mr. V'ise's b. f. Cottage Girl, 3 yrs old. I 1 Mr.Jamees be. g by Wholelock, 4 yrs told 2 2 Mr. Peirm's hl. c. by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs old 5 3 Mr. Jackson's br. h. by II ambleton ian, aged • 4 4 Mr. Hayes's b. c.Goveraur, 3 yrs old A Sweepstalres of fire guineas each, with 25 lenitive, pilule(' by the Inglewood Hum, fror horses not thorough bred, and never won Ike salute of :!l—Two mile heats. Mr. James's h. m. 5 yrs old 7 I Mr. sP3liontees hr. c 4 yet old. 2 dr THURSDAY. A slag was horned oust near the Countess's Pillar, which took a direcluon towards FAenhall, hat did not nfford sonch spurt, Mr. Perkins, the late candidate for Carlisle, took the lead, says our Correspondent, no good style. IFISDAY. A Sweepstakes of fire guise's cach, with 20 guineas added by tho.laglewood Hunt, for horses nut thoroughbred, that IIeVP, won a Sweepstakes before 1817.—Three mile heats. Mr. Harley's Johny li 00000 er, 4 yrs old Mr. F. H. Graham's g. by Stamford, 3 yrs old 6 2 Mr. H. Fetherstonelpangh's ch. m. yrs old o ... 2 3 Mr. James's 10. m. 5 yrs Old.. Mr. Hassell's b : g. Inglewood. Mr. G. Lamb's di. g. Young Mask, 4 yrs old. 3 6 The 501. gi►es by the town of Penritb for all ages.—Three mile heals. Mr. Wise's Cottage Girl, 3 yrs old 1 1 Sir Al. W. Ridley's Is c. Mouel4l, 3 yrs old 3 2 Mr. Jackwsn's g. h. Jerk Tar, 3 yrs old 2 3 Mr. Jagets's hr. g. by Whitelock, 4 yrs old 4 4 The wealber MA4 fine, and a great deal o[ company 'timid. ed the spurts, odic:. were very good. MONMOUTH RACES. From the deluge of rain which had prerionsly fatten, the minds of the people were much damped in their expecta tions; but on this, as on many such public occasions, the weather proved the most suspicions that ardent (cellars could hope for or desire. More than twenty horses were cu. tend, and the Mead was never in Mier order for their run ning. The worts of pleasure, wills the turf, were awake to its enchantment, and never had Manitioath to bout of such au assemblage as graced the Meeting with their presence.— The equipages of visitors, the splenduar of the dresses of the Ladies, arranged or the terraces of Mr. Partridge, Mr. Hardwick, Miss Hughes, Mr. Embrey, the Rev. Mr. Hard ing, and Mr. Price, with the multitude of other well-dressed characters on foot and on horseback, made it a scene of great Interest and beauty to all the spectators. The dinner tables at the Beaufort Arms, on Tuesday, and at the King's Head, on Wednesday, were graced with all the principal families of fort uue in the town and fur many miles round; and the balls and public breakfast which took place at the Beawfort Arms, had never to boast of so many atten dants at any preceding meeting; the mazy dance is the evening of each day, was kept lip with great spirit till the beams of mottling lighted its votaries home. Nothing could exceed the politeness and attentiou of the stewards daring the whole of the meeting, in the persons of it. Willis and J. B. Bossugnet, Esqrs. and it gives us the highest gratifica tion to state, that it was resolved to support these races with the like spirit in future. The following is so account of each day's sport : On Tuesday, the Sweepstakes of figs. each, with Rigs. added, from doe fund (for which twelve horses were entered), was won at three beats by Mr. Farmsbarena's b. g. Germs, beating Mr Bosaisquet's h. at. alarmism Molly, Mr. Hill's b. m. Mrs. Fudge, Mr. liaffendeu i s bl. c. Collier, and Mr. Cailley's eh e. °MIRO. Whilst rooming a most extellent con tested race for this Sweepstakes between Osman, Gsrus, and Mrs. Fudge, the former slipped, and thereby lost the heat ; and in the next twat lie startled at the same place, and lamed himself in the fetlock joint of the near foot before, and was eausegueutly drawn. Fine ensuing between Gauss, Charm ing Molly, and Mrs. fudge. fur the 5111. Pla►e given by ►he Members for the County, Mr. Day's b. m. Zuleika walked over the course. On Wednesday, the fint Plate, given by the County of Monmouth, ass won at three bests, by Mr. Hill's hr f. Emma, beating Mr. Sadler's g. va. Emone, and Mr. Lao fence's b. g. Single Peeper. And, on the mine day, the 50f. Plate given by the Titan of Monmouth, was wee at three heats, by Mr. Willies b. h King of Diamonds, heating Mr. Hill's b. m. Mn. Fudge, and Mr. Drage's b.e. Aylesbury. CALEDONIAN MEETING. MONDAY. octoara 5. The King's Purse of 100 gs for horses, the. 124. each. Four.mile heats. bird Queensberry 's rh. It. King David, by Reagens braucer, aged (11. Smith) . Mr. Bogne's ch. h. Suadon, 5 yrs old ble Guthrie% b. g. Saudy, by Competitor, dam by Magog, aged to lon King David. A Gag rice. TUESDAY. One Hundred Guineas given by the Hunt, for all ages. Three.mile heals. Sir A. Don's br. It. Fitz-Orville, by Orville, illro old, 331. 41b. (J. Garbutt) Lord Quero4orry's ch. c. No►nby, 3.yro old, dr 3tol on Ftts•Orville. Won Otte envy. THE CHASE. John Haberly, Em.'s tux-hounds meet Thursday, at Wes. Wham; Saturday, at Plait Bottom. H. J.diffe, fent-hounds meet this day, at Horse Hills; Satorrday, at Chiporad Church. The Understood harrier. meet this day and Saturday, st !Cowl, three miles hum Croydon. Al the last Leicester Races, Mr. Perkins's mare Wichnor (which min the stakes at Lichfield Spring Meeting), sots offered to lie backed fur hOOgs.agaiast Mr. Ileosou's %Voles- the best him:e in - itist county. Saturday morning. as Mr. Howt.ea, of Spalding, and his nephew, were taking the diversion of shoot nog, near trowland, the (logs sprung a Covey of partridge*, which Hew into an adjoining field. The nephew, in his eagerness to follow them, jumped ovrr a hedge. The uncle, Mr. B. following very quick, unfortunately his piece went off, and lodged the coontents in the body of the youth, only Ili years of age. Surgical assistance was immediately ob tained, but he died in a few hours afterward*. An ettrnsive private soap nionofuetary was die. covered on Saturday. in Union-street. Borough road. by WiarrettEAD. the Excise Officer; besides the utensils used iu the manufactory. 3.500 lb. of soup were found and seized. One noun only was observed gm Ilse premises, sod he escaped at the hack. while the Officer entered the front pert of the IRELAND. DUBLIN, 41CT011711 %VI lately noticed the indecent attempt made at the ciric.fete in Dublin. to disturb the luitmony of the sureling by .1 , 1 , ..i.,g obl prrjoilices to the fi broid spirit which is presumed to nil lithe the mt. a-nt Government in relation to the Catholic claims. The oil and jostler de enemies of those claims, defeated in their views on that occasion by the manly condoct of the Lord Mayors the ever of the fete, made an attempt to rdly and ieuew the contest at the tiort official &niter given by Sheriff White in this city no Tuesday last.— The intolerance awl indecency, the rancour and vulgarity, which so pre-eminelitly distinguish these assemblies, says Tae Dublin Evening Post. never oil any previous occasion oink a wirier fling : iiever was there more fallacy and malignity combined to resider the anc:al board at mice ridiceloila and dis- Wgusting. When io the se r i e s of t oas t s , M r . Sh er iff White announced, " The Lord Mayor and the City of Dublin," Alderman Atelier rose, and demanded that " The Glorious. Pious, crud Immortal Memory" should precede it. A violent clamour and contest ensiled. At length the Lord M ayor 'OPP, and al I orb itg to the omission of the latter t o ast at his own cl• ,r, lie said lie intended to have given it, and had it written down in his list, in its proper order, hut in consequence of some circimistauces wl,i c i i oc curred in the course of the evening, anal which ap peared to his mind calculated to infringe on his privileges, and to give a different character to the toast, lie deemed it expedient to decline it. This speech, with the firm and determined conduct of Sheriff ll'hite, who remained immoveable in his determination to repel dictation, proved decisive, and the '• Health V the Lord Mayor" was drank by a majority of the assembly amidst loud and re 'seated plaudits. The proposal of " Mr. Grant," the Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, in the writs of toasts, was the signal fur the defeated party to renew their efForts. 1' We know not," says The Dublin Evening Post. " iu what language to state the occurrences which followed the announcement of this toast. The condoct of the prominent Members of the Old Corpora tion factioi;—the exclusive monopolists of loy alty and Government favour, was so utterly outrageous, so presuming, so indecent, that it would be incredible, if it were not placed be. youd question or doubt by the undisputed testimony of above a hundred living witness s, Several loud hisses followed the mention of Mr. Grant's name. and when the band struck up the appropriate and complimentary air or • Sews What Hat. which the Sheriff had judiciously se lected for an accompaniment to the Right Hoes. Gentleman's health, some of those persons who, it is to be presumed, assist in conducting that • ma. nagement behind the Ottani.' to which the Lord Mayor so pointedly alluded on Wednesday, sud denly stopt the Scotch tune, and obliged the band to substitute • Croppies lie down.' during which two Sheriffs Peers beat time ass the table, one with a bottle, the other with a deciliter, to the great delight and edification of the Intolerants, the Timists standing all the while. " How so daring an insult could he °Meyer) to n Statesman of such rare talents and acquirement', and such unblemished reputation, even by ass infu riate mob of Corporatnrs—to a Statesman, whose name the most malignant breath of calumny has never ventured to sully—merely because he holds the Paine opinions on the mode of dispensing hap pines. to Ireland, which have been 'adopted and advocated by the ablest and honestest Legislators, l i of every Party the United Empire ever produced, must defy conjecture. We eau only say, that it justifies the must serious imputation ever cast upon the body to which these men belong, namely, the Orangemen. It proves to demonstration, that their loyalty is conditional—that -so long as the Govern ment shall act agreeably to their notions of State policy —or, in other words, so long as it shall con tinue to countenance their political anisnosities, they will support it—and no longer!" Theis followed— u The Glorious and Immortal Memory," which was drunk with Mitre times three, and cla morous expressions of joy, the baud playing " The Protestant Boys." They were succeeded by “ The Earl of Liverpool and the present Administration." "The Da ce o f yvali tir times three. 4 ' The Protestant Ascendancy in Church and Stale." Great applause.--. , Crappies he dutom" was here repeated. - • - • After several other of the wind toasts were drunk —M r . Sherif! 11'hite gave the health of— " Mr. Lambert." 111 r. Lambert (brother of Countess Talbot) returned thanks fur the mark of attention which Wei loaid 'to him, by drinking his health ; amt lie very happdy seized the uccasi tttt thus afforded, read the stutous brr lers about Loyalty and Ascee &Hwy a lecture, which, if they have any remnant of reason or feeling remaining, must nearly bring them to their senses. He adverted to his coenexion with Ilse Vice-Regal awl said he knew it was their sincere and anxious wish to establish themselves an interest in the hearts of Irishmen—by exerting every 111C1111. ha their power to promote the happiness and prosperity of the country. Adorl he then explained the means wh i ch hr liasAiad re course to, for the improvement and comfort of the people on his own estate (litaiipaik) in the county of Meath, oil whsle lie has been a regular resident *ince the year lAO3. lustructioti, employment, and the total esrlusion of Politico? and Religious Das. sensions, weir, he *Awl, the objects he had constaiii ly iu view. The two first lie endeavoured to diffuse as generally as possible amongst his teinitdry, but with the last—Party animosities of any kind —he thanked God they were wholly unacquainted. 44 111 r. Peel.""—Shouts of itindatate followed thin toottt, and " The Protestant Boys" and " Crappies lie down," were played once more. A number of other toasts were drunk, and the whole budget of loyal tunes were played. The f ervour o f th e i r . " 1 - 1011011111 " was ill great. that Croppies lie down" and " The Protestant Boys" were played halt a dozen times !" THE LORD LIEUTENANT. ills Excell;;Cy:ttelietir,itste;itissiaititig Team an the 10th itiptant, where he is to spend a short time with his Gr.see the ArehlUtfliop ; after whi c h he bets off for 11 7 cbtport Eluuar s ou a visit to the 3larqu a of S;igo. 4 NAVAL INrfLLICFNCE. ?ORT+MOVTtr, oCTOR rR 12. Arrived the Commerce, Spence. from Lou.h o, fpr A ati.rfa Captain Spence reports, that is the mile of Nit omit he wai. !elute io wish the Needles Kock& but the wind veil ill( to the „westward enabled him to Lr.p clear rif land. Alm RT. .rived the Familia', Hall, from Norway, for 11 ) mouth, with timber. Sailed the Rosen', Snow, for London. TA1.1101. 7 71 1 , OCTORrIt . Arrived the Telemachus, Tapney, from 1,,,,,, for Cork ; "'reig/mei', Myer, from ditty fur Jamaica ; and two Ur dime coasters. Eta l l , TM OCTOOVIR 12. Arrived the CalaWesel packet with a nt ilf.om t ti shaven. WEVMuIJT/i. °mourn. 12. Put into this pert the Mitch t 'tibia I r.eoukhip, f Ant- Werp for WaterfaM, baying sprung a Itak off the Lirard. Cowes,OCToltv.R 12. Arrived thy. ISortogoiree ship 111norentia, from Ilsothoi for Oporto, with wheat, iu mach a leaky state that she must discharge. MARGATE, SEPTIMRER 12. Arrived in our Roads the Pruhity, Cooper, from Lisbon. DEAL. OCTOBER 11. Remain his Majesty's shim, and the %hole of the outosid bound as per last. _ _ Dovrtt OE-Timm t 2. Nom! this port, Ilse Fame, Nscholsms, h 0 slays film Qnrhec; on the 6th instant, spoke the Chance, Oulu Inv th—sill well, its 141.48.50. lung. 13. W. Caine so the sloop Townsend, I).tvidsuis, from Plinsuatb for Kirkaldie, wilt less of main-booen. DISTRIBUTION OF PRI 4 7.E.SION EV. The Teleersph, for the saingtlin , ,T vrosrl Drewry, on ITeit bpsil.ty, the 21st instant, at Plu. 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AIARIIIAGt. On Monday, the 511 i inst. at the new Church of Rivera town, in the county of Sligo, by the Bey. John Yates, John Gore Junes, Esq. only son ufJohn Junes, ufJohiispori, Esq. in the same county, to Letitia Elizabeth, daughter of the late Charles Francis Sheridan Esq. and niece to the late Right Hun. Richard Briusley Sheridan. DEATH. The senior Cardinal, Care& di Tilden°, Vice-Clieneellor of the Roman Church, Prefect of the Congregation of %shops and Revilers*, died at Rome on the 20th tilt. aged VC HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON B R IDGE Morning 1 after 2. f E♦euing 20 after 2. Where an assemblage of talent and experience is concentrated in one line of practice, a success Mort sleeted their application. mot to he found eletatiere. This has been 'viewed in the Estahliehment of the Ms decal Vuarrl at Cbarlotte-Mutiee, Bleckfrorri-road, rola at Woodstock- House, Wooilstuck-strect, Oxfor.i.erreet , whe.e core. are . . every ;Ivy performed in cases which have bailed the skill of eminent professors, and excited their astonishment. The Medical Board have particularly attended to those comm.. vortices of a certain disease, which entails the must ilss. !reusing deLililiea, and unhinges the constitution of both sexes. They shin remove the effects of those symptoms arising from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular hying, awl from a long residence in warm Millilitre—of this de scription they beg particularly to entice obstinate erstptisitss in the skin, sine throat, pains is the head and limbs, fie. iptently mistaken fur rheumatism, stricture*, fistulas, sem phula, &e. WWI. COOPER and Co. after forty years practice in various Hospitals, are consulted st %Veoristurk s!reet, Oxford.street, daily, from eight till eight ; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-House, Great Charlotie.sirert, Blackfriara-road, precisely (rem twelve until eight in the evening. Mechanics. and persons of moderate income, buee advice, gratis, if they attend at certain home, tiantelv, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday morisinea. until vise o'clock ; and every catmint, from six to eight .-s-v.• A aide dour, sud private rooms fur females. EA LTH sa so great is tilemtiog, that every tempt directed towards its preservation must at least deserve some sunlit shooe of imblic approbation. The rank which MESSRS ontitin and CO. bold in their profession, as Menthe's of the Royal College• of London and Estinbargh, formerly in his Majesty's service, cumbireil with link welblinown skill and experience in the Ts eminent and Cure of a ft w reigning Complaints, entitles them to the giesteat confidence, and • decided preference over all other IlrsetttiolHra. In the course of thirty years successful practice in this M. tropidis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have Lent enabled to make many valnable discoveries and important improve ments in the Treatment and Care of Venereal Complaints, Nervous Relaxations and Debility, Strictures of the Um ethi &c. By their superior plan of treatment, tit. ictures of however long standing, or of the must inveterate kind, sit apt eilily and permanently cured. Messrs. Currie and Co. offer their assistance in all cases of Venereal Infection, sad in reify complaint of Debility, whi ther arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive habit, long residence in warm (11111Ellelt, tree livine, or ally other cause, producing • dificiency ofmatily vigour. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by Patients of either Sex, with die greatest delicacy, serresy, ■nd honour, at their know, Nu. 107, Hatton Bard where Certificates ■nd Testimonials are to be seen. The terms of remit titration are plainly stated on the best intervevr. Letters from the Country, enclosing • Rank of Enchtisi Note, will be duly an.wered, and the merman, Medicates and Advice sent In all parts of the kingdom. No. 107, Hatton-Gattlea. LONDON! Printed and Published at lisp 4 H Na. 147. Stran4; trltrre Advertisements are ' , eerier'', art! Often (post-paid) court he adtiresetrl. C. 81 , 1111 . 1, M. I. Inn, Trinitt —J. WiiITK, No 117, Strtid , Publishrr. TUESDAY, OVIVIIF.It 13. 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