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- or bowl, and 'firm rigged ott, Mu Trent to the *C-Aurg . . . . _ Sam I'm zeman stated, that ht appri the PI Owners at the Coburg, and he previously atilt to the house a titre the handkerchiefs were acid, but the woman rtfused a search witbout a itirrait. 'l'br Priiortere were Identified where they made the par. chaser, and they were m1141141..11. BIGAMY. Barnard Draw, a man of ordinary appearance, him charged with inter Marrying with Maly Ana Cux, bill former wife being •lire. John Harrison, clerk of St. George's, Elnontsbory, pro. r'siee.l a certificate of the Prisoireer tie-d marringe. April 17, 1 Sl7, hat he could nut identify ale Prisoner. E. Connor was time subscribing witness. Mary Ann Cox, a young lady of appearance. swot,,. The Prisoner here interinp:ed the Omit, and end the was about to swear his life aw•y, by resting herself to be hi. wile, when she knew that he ha.l never Itedskil 'with tier. The witness slated that she had known the Prisoner About Iwo Month', and on the 1211 of September she left her home. at Rath•place, New-road. and was married to the 11 1 11901.rf the same day, at St. NI ery'r, Islington. He rope,- reused himself 33 a single 111111 , 1, and 110 a w ;dower. On the same day a female Cllllllt to their lodgings, and she, the Pi O sumi., as. I her, were wrestling logo her in the passage, and she called unt, DUO% 'hike me, yon know lam your law ful wife, and if the woman you have married lw an honest unman she will let erne up maws." She did go up stain., and *claimed! the Primmer, and witness told her in take him, and she left them. The Prisidirr denied that he had married the fist wife, and said that he had lived with her only. In the absence of proof of identity a.. to the first marriage,.' the Prisoner was remanded until 811(11 prouf be had. The lint wife was at the Of f ice in the morning. (Rink, a genteel man, was (hal geJ with being disor derly at Mary-le.t Church on Sunday. 'Ube miilence was, that lie annoyed females going in and cut by his salutations, 1111111 a-ked the beadle, what was the text performance, &c. He at length got into the church, and was obliged to be turned out by knee. The &cram d said, lie was an agent from the potteries, and that be was inebriated, and lie was dirchargid upon paying Lia fee. QUEEN SQUARE. Yesterday the Governor of the Penitentiary, Iln ',Led lia the Magustratts fur advice, in consequence of a ate assault committed upon 4)414: of the +nets appointed to watch the prisoner. • - Two of the prisoners, it seemed, went to the water•closet, sad iii die dead of the night attacked the man with a knife; but his cries brought forth ollsUnce, and they were se rved. Their latent iou no doubt was to escape, in the event of their desperate attempt of overpoweting how and the rest 'of the gate-keepers proving successful. There was a doubt how to punish them, as their case came within the mean ing of Lord Ellentiorough's Act, soil they heiiig already on ',deigning punishment agreeably to the laws, and no power ex istin to remove them till the expirat of their time. Mr. White said he would go to the prison and lake the exiinunation of the ruan ; until then we deem proper nut to 'cuter tuttattether detail of the trausaction. PUGI LISIM. Ou Wednesday 14.11 i a battle took place on Ts/shares Com t.4ll, in Norfolk, between Bailee, the Bergh Ap croon', set:untied by Welkly, and Relase°, a Jew, from London, see 'rvaded by his brother. So general and so stirring an inte rest prevailed respecting the issue or this encounter, and so rater was the spinet of curiosity anisonz hush city a n d coon_ try folks, to wvtness it, that by threc o'clock in the in.t less than born eight to ter Illositasid persons had asserts- Isl.:II upon and near the field oT action. 'llse ring was farm eel in • meadow, a bill um one side of whirls wan covered with hundreds of women, souse of very da.hing, and many more of respectable appearance, to tw speciatrewses of bloody noses and cross buttocks! They formed, as might he expected, the gayest anti must animated feature of the spectacle ; yet, who that values the female chain ter, be holding them there, tint must have exclaim:el, 7'his is it ,r u rry a rgke" %%r think, indeed, that Ouse peculiar amuse- Intuit at men are not ill eery innocent or in res, rational, as to justify the gentler sex, helonging 0.• any class of society, iu •• u'erstepping the +modesty of stature," by thus sanctioning - and encouraging them with their inssisesli•te presence 'The Jew enteiesl the ring first, awl threw up his hat : the 'Groom iustantly followed, and slid the same. Precisely at tie m i nu t,. s past three the combatants set tn.—Betting ten to sine iu favour of Barlee. The battle was stoutly contested, and after forty.one rounds was won by &last°. THE ROUNDS. • 1. Science displayed on each side, both ssupt well, a close and fa'', Bailee n•der, who maJe the first spew of claret from the nose.-2. The Groom alupi several sharp Ws, closed, mid fell nsidersnost.-3. Barter received a forte, in a tally threw in several good hiss, soil fell.- 4 and 3 were well contestrd, the latter dreadfully so; thu Jew pussiolkil man wills some violent farers. Betting eveu.—d. Basler was successful is planting several sharp hits on the Jew's holy, grind du termissation strewn by bush ; a close ensued, and buds fell together.-7 and 8. Both severe routios„ Hartle boil the worst of it, and was thrown in • close. Beta in fa e.si.r of ibeJew.-9. Barite planted a snipet freer, drove Be -1..:,r upon the ropes, and bosh Tlw Jew cositiusse.l to chew his superior strength and scieure.-11. This was a f unto! of considerable interest ; Haslet. plated a desperate I::.ist on the Jew's ribs, which made him 7r•wbrc ■Kain ; toot lie tame on resolutely, sod a quirk witelsessge of Issis followed, blood flowed freely, a close, Bartle fell e ::der.-12. Behisro came laughingly up to has man ; hot several of Barter's hits, which were nu jokes, caused him to change countenanee.-13. Severe sound: t h e Jew rather shy of his man —l4. Berle, struck short and ft II —l5, lii, 17, 18. Hard fighting and bloody work.-19. ThrGrusim plaided a famous hit on the Jew's right peeper ; but f.. 11 mid appeared getting weak.-20 and 21. Ilan lee trice down from striking short ; Belaseo seemed confident of sneer vs.- 22. The Groom was floored after giving the Jew a well. planted blow on the gullet —23, 24, 25. litsrley's signs of weakorss increased ; hut in she last round he issfbesed ■ desperate facer on the Jew.-28. Barlve most bravely fares! Isis man, drove him on 11w rort s, and fell.-17. From ling short, Bailee came down on Ow knees of the Jew, who must generously forbore so give him the wbirh it was vide's* he bad in his pirate to bestow.-28 lib 40. Every round completely spouse the Groom, who orris reiseless, though des ingly exhausted, made 'Writ good hits, mud brbarnl with great courage.-41 Rif lee received ■ dreadful body hit, and not comiug to time, victory was &elated in favour of fiasco. The cumbasants wire nearly of a size ; but the Jew ass much the stronger man, and o f su p er i or sc i ence . H e see understand, one of the Mellitus* school, and fights wills great ressolut ttttt as.rl confidence. The groom is a youth of reerlh•n hollow, cud possesses much science. which he ma wrests by slopping has adversary's blows tit adisorshle style ; its this fight, indeed, he acted seemly un the defensive. Some Ruhorriptions have been Petit from Chiehep. ter .to the Committee Compri in Lima 1111 l tor the purpi.•e of bringing in ptiiii.hinent the authors of the late outrage• ut 3111 min-titer. Yesterday wa. tixe•l for two meetings in the North nf Eo 4 l.tiol---oite at Yurk, and the second at Leeds, for the thscistsion of the Mats hrster question. At the York Meeting the Lord Mayor of Yosk is to preside. A dnrl took place the 9.4 th May last. between Capt. HUSSEY and Lieut. OsßOrtti. both of the 38i reKitnri•l, un Table Nhountatii, Cape of Good Hope, wheal (rapt. HUSSEY recessed his olvestary's ball in the left shoulder, which Cdllir out between the fourth and tit;h rsbs, and instautly espired. The second, then played hint erect agoiust a tree. and drop ping HIS onon)ososass nose w one of the Officer's toosa.e, the body was found as described. MELANO. DuaLtil. SEPITIIIIER 17. The Marcliiness of Sligo arrived in Kilkenny on Tu•hdav last, on her way In the twat of the Earl of Desalt, on a visit to that Noble faioily. The Bia;iop of Itaplow (1)r. is e.) arrived in Cork on Sunday last.— ( Freeman's Journal. .1 Every•spnre :wallows° iu Kilkenny it I.kely to be engaged for the ei.suing Thrat►ical season, long before the °peon...! of the 6rAttitilie (Leinster ✓ourats/.f Mrs. A Isop Alr.lncleilon are now performing it tl.e Belfast Theatre. The late Archbishop of Timm, by granting re• newals, within the last two or three slays of his de. re...e, quieted the alarms or the holders of many lloilinp's leases, in his diocese. The renewal tines amounted to a vet} , considerable sum. • LIMERIER. SEPTEMBER 19. Saturday morning, at one o'clock, thirty Stirred on horseback attacked the lous e of Chow. Egan, at Billycaliane, in this county, under pre tence of borrowing a bridle Mill saddle, obtained admittance, and not finding any fire ants threat coed the owner, and snapped a pistol at him ; they then entered Thomas Nleeirthy's !louse on said lands, and obtained a gun and two pistols. Monday night a riot took place in Mary-street, between the Irishtown and Thomostil-gate Bogs ; stones flew in every direction. the shops were mune diately shut, and before they ilippeiseil the panels of several doors were broken by the stones. KILICENNEY, SEPTEMBER 13. Kilkenny September Frize Fair, on :Mon d ay, was rather more bustling than usual. We were Imppy to nb•erve the Lord Bishop of Leighltti and Fen's, in the true spirit of charity, buying goods to clothe his needy neighbours, and several members of that must respectable body, the Society of Friend►, among the purchasers. We understand that cam- Winos were made of the itifelior quality bf the goods, which, we trust, will he attended to by the manufacturers. Considerable sales were, however, effected at good prices. Signatures are collectiolup • Requirition calling on the High Sheriff of Essex to convene a Meeting of The County to Mikes* the PRINCE REGENT. The attempt made to raise a troop of yeomanry cavalry et Halifax, Yorkshire, has entirely failed. Saturday orders were Bent to the Nlarine Bsr racks at ‘Vuolwich, for the immediate marctiiiig of r companies of the Royal Marines to Ports— mouth. The information contained in the following ex tract from a letter f North America lily• the Editor of the .Sherburne Jountal), may be relied on :-- " Salt Lick, near Vanerhurgh, in the Ohio River; May 27, 1819. t If the young men in your country knew really what this country is, they would nut stay at home long, het would rome by some means or other. Here is plenty of Rood land, with hnprovement a ors it, which may lie pro. cured in this part at from live to ten dollars per acre, clt ar ell, and fences and buildings on it. Congress lands are selling here at two dollars per acre. I am told there are excellent lambi nut yet entered ant in the States of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and other territories, and Missouri sod ' .3lichigrin. A Dull was brought into the Holow of Repre. sentatives hat Sessions to sell lands at • dollar per acre, prompt payment. lu lake efftct from the 211111 October, 1820. It passed that House, and it was thought it would have par.stil the other, haul time permitted before it was dissolved. In the ratty part of next StiSi.llll the ques tion, it is rapt ctrd. will be resented. These lamb will he paid for by instalments. LAhouring men have one dollar per day and their board. Game of every description is in great plenty here. A blood-bound or deer-hound is very serviceable to persons is this western country : • gl/011 one sells here at from fifteen to twenty dollars. Tailors charge very high here for oinking • Curl : from three to lets dollars bare tusking only, according to the goodness of the cloth. I have seen a great 'minim. Or Podgiest). fittni Dor. set, Wilts, Somerart,and Devon. Amon:others I int I wiill a Mr. M :It a, horn Shaftesbury, and a Mr. Cunningham, a hatter. fr 00000 U. von. 111411311 corn per bushel, %Viarlit suer 111. - 3‘llle, salts at 33 cross.; wlwat Orly cents., that is half a d o llar, 2.. 3.1 . the highest price. Meat extremely cheap ; • large fat wild !larks y fourteen or fi (teen cents , about ltd. 106111:CNt, is a dollar, 4s 6.1., a little more lhas nu En▪ glish halfpemit. Ise people almost univers dly wear socks 1111 l ler paidA ; you might see a thousand people perhaps, and 11101 one cult breeches, as in F.oglatol, except old men or Irish. Von add see • beg pr sir any person nt orillour du you see ally great Lords as In EllX1•1111. Here are no tithes or game I.ttrs. All trades do well hese. 11larksmiths, rasps otrts, Stc. get 10s. per day each, and are much waolr.l." Argyle Rooms are now re-building upons► very ' , wended mid magnificent plan. by the Sob. scribers to the REGENT'S 1 - 141111011il: Institution, to V.llOlll Golier 1111 l rut loss granted a lease of the pre mises, and the large plot of ground adjoining. for this purpo,.. The architectural designs, winch sic •oamnwnly lorootifol, and will render this WA -I.ls loorot one or the ornaments of this Metropolis, have been given by dl r. NAsn, her whose slime. t• the Messrs. lioncersusis, who built the Eng lish Opera are now erecting the whole of the edifice, which they liner contracted to complete before the expirations of the present year, as the are to co►nnneocr there very early in Ja uoary.—The lower saloon alone of this fashionable 'Wile of rooms remains untouched, it having very lately oridergolie great alterations and itup►ovemehts. Oo behalf of •the. publie, we cannot help express o g a hope that the iiccess will be improved ; it hiss hitherto been very 111 adapted fur either the safety of the carriages or the convenience of the company. At the late Bachelors' Ball, given to the u 1111 l or- Fie(' ladies at Cheltenham, the Assembly Room was appropriately decorated with r(111131r11111 of the society. The floor was chalked with Bachelor's Buttons, and the Ball was opened to the tune of the Bachelor's Delight ; and from the atterition paid by the %len►- hers to their fair visitors, many of them will doubt less be disqualified for the club, before the return ul• their minimal festival. A man of the uanie of U'au. Plackreot, formerly a seamen, but now a labourer, of Great Niarlow, Boca', was on Wednesday committed to Aylesbury gaol, charged with breaking into the cottage ot• CItUTCHFIELIi. of Little Mirsenden, Bucks. accompanied by a woman of the name of Sarah !hick:, and another man and woman. on Sunday afierriouis last, and stealing therefrom divers arti cles of women's apparel.—These persons are sup posed to have been concerned in several recent de predations of the sante kind in cuttager's houses, in • the neighbourhood of Wooburn. LricErrtit E-tI'OBJC KA'ITTARS. A frame-work knitter of this place. who keeps a shop of frames. and who was suspected of having waked unrter the statement ;mice:, was placed upon sit ass. with his face to the tail, and carried through sane of the principal streets, on Toestl iy last, accompanied by a crowd of Men and boys. The Mayor and Nl a gistratert. with a view to put a stop to such illegal proceedings, have issued hand-bills, offesing a reward of twenty guineas for the heitsiusi of the ringleaders ((weenied in such out rage. The county alagrstrates have also issued placards, expreestog their strong disapprobation of the conduct of the frasne-work knitters iii some part: of the comity, and their dttertnittation to en force the penalties of the law against all such as ►hall he found wadiy of arts *ionise to those which have been made the subject of complaint before them. On Friday a number of jack wires were taken from about twenty frames at I leather, helmsjog to Mr. Sherwin, of Coleorton, on the ground that the frames were working under the hostel's' statement. It seems the wires were drawn f the frames by a body of men who had gone from lbetoc4 for the porpoee, and at the round-house of which place tloy afterwards deposited them. On Saturday, Mr. Sherwin having obtained warrants for live of the parties, repaired to the latter place to execute them, accompanied by ten persons on horseback. They were not however then to be foutl, and we have not heard whether they have scarce been appre hended. We understand the inhabitants were not very ceremonious to their conduct towards Mr. S. amid his assi.tarits. The good effects of an advance in wages is strik ingly manifest at 11 ur_sage. Some weeks ago, the amount paid weekly to the poor was from 301. to 40/. ; the auto now paid is only al t 51. per week. Ilia Grace the Duke of Rotlaisil has graciously condescended to receive, at his splendid mansion, a deputation, with Dm address, from the frame-work knitters of lkeston. Ilia Grace hearth with patience awl sympathy t h e statrusetst of the poor mechanics, and made mail inquiries into their case; and after. wards gave them his pronaim. that he would send his Agent over to Ilkeston to inspect the situation of the Prune-work knitters. Ilia Grace's Steward visited Ilkeston last week, and in the nume of his honourable emeiloyer, sneaked to find all shove work. for six months, who could not obtain work, in their trade. at the stotement price, and to pay them for their lahonr, so us to render parochial relief unnecessary. Several whir could wit obtain the etate.switt prier, are now etoployed under the bene volent patronage of his Grace the Duke of Rut laud in improving the yowls. &c. The cotton hainla of Loughborough still con tinue umemployell; it is said they are smiting for ike statrrnrat of the prices agreed upon at the georrall muting at Nottingham a few days ago. The differences between the hosiers and frame saw k-knitters of Nottingham do not yet seem to be adjusted. 'flue statement issued by the former tim-14 not meet the approbation of the workmen ; they ►ay it is so for from their statement, they sitter can comply with Leicester Chronicle.) THE TURF. SETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Saranac& 20. DONCASTER ST. LEGER STAKES. 21 to 1 apt Lisette I 1.1 su 1 art Archibald sto 1 ago Sir %alter 20 to 1 agst Sultan 6to 1 apt Agricola 12.1I 2.1 to 1 agat Pueucarante to 1 . ;I st Thu , Laird Brtsing ou the Newmarket St. Leger-5 to 4 the Sid Ttrcbio. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTSMBRR 19. Arrived yesterday the Albion, Rule, from St. Prirrtburzh. Arrival to-lay the Margaret, Cb 'r, frum Riga; and lie Raleigh, from the West holies. lay for London tlw Baltic Merchant, from Grenada. Sailed the Liffey toil lliud, Wlfil the Fux and Ktniter4lcy Cale trsimports, all for Lrith Wh it troops. Also the Soc. eras transport for the Mediterranean. The Raleigh is 'akin w provisi tttt s to sail for Scotland. PLYMOUTH, evrramecit Arrived the Spartan and Dotterel, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Maigaret,!arrow, fur Nr. Brunswick. Sailed the Chesapeake, late American frigate, for Ports. mouth, having beets sold to the merchants to be ripped up. Remaining in Ilsinusse—lnipsegnahle, Windsor Castle, Puke, and Defence, Lapwing sod Earl Mutra revenue cutters. Between the Island and Main—Heron, Pigmy, and Provi dence revenue culler. In the Sound—Malabar,7l; Spartan, Dotterel, and Lynx revenue culler. PALMOUTH, lIIPTLMBEIL 17. Arrived the Duke of York packet with malls from New York and Halifax ; left the homer on lie lils, and the latter on the 22.1 Augu•t: Prince Erneq packet with a maul from Lishou in 20 days; nu the 11th item, off Scilly, spoke the Alwona Irrearport for Quebec; and Duke of Kent pat Let ills a snail bout Lisbon in 13 days. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet with a mail fur Lisbon; William and Helen, Rowland, for Rotterdam; and Mary, Williams, fur Hamburgh. DEAL, 115PTIMBEll . 19. Arrived sesterday and sailed for the River Ilse Lurd Cath cart, Brown; B ritauuiy Burn; Minerva, Carrick; sod Williant Pitt, fr Quebec ; Curiolautts, Drew, from St. Kit;'.; Ileury, Saiti r, from Virginia; Isabella, Callender, from Charlatiou ; Wanstearl, Richardson, and George, Sayer, (rums; St. Vincent's ; Duncumb, Sh igh, and Sarah. C'orser, f Jamaica; Ampl . Davi-sun, from Periamburo ; mid Brought****, Elwood, front Grenada. Also the Two Brothers, Robson, front St. Petershurgli, fur Ports mouth ; soil Runswiek, Brown, from ditto fur Plymouth. Came down from she River the Naviritur fur Persians. burn; Mulxrave Castle for Bombay; and Consul for Genus. Also came down from the River to-day and Billed the Grand Sachem for lb* South Seas; Mackerel for Ilavannah ; and Sarah fur Sr ville. Arrived the Archibald, &like; Active, Niger ; and Reso lution, Thorp, fur Jamaica; Moffatt, Lee, front China; Ganges, Tumkins, front Virginia; Lion, lira, f St. Vin rent's ; and the Liffey triple and Hind. sloop of Vial' from Portsmouth. HARWICH, IFPTCHRER 19. Arrived the Castlereagh packet with • mail fount Cux haven. &tiled the Earl of Leicester and Lord Nelson packets for Cuxhaven ; Prince of Orange and Beaufny packets fur Hol land; and Jane packet fur Guttesiburg—all artlb Huai. LIVIRPOOL, SEPTEMBER 17. Arrived off this port the Cornwall, Oxley, Irina Calcutta, after having beeit au shore toter Wexford. Hum, syrinasEß 18. Arrived the Active i fflingsby, (rum Davo's Straits, with five 190 butt.. rADITOW, 1111.111 1 111 BER 16. Arrived the Georytt mod Auu, Croaker, from Truro, fey L*uduu, in a siakiug slate. norms Humus, sarramaru 17. Arrived the Eliza, BususW, from D.vis's Shorts, cue sa, 40 butts. Ou Wednesday the horse of Mr. DANIEL MOCK.. Ltst, farmer, Heir Mullintilioise, come down while at full speed attending the Callan raves, by which that respectable man was so much bruised that he died on Thursday morning. DONCASTER MEETING. munn4y, scrmass IS. Match for Mo. each, h. ft. Bst.—Tou yrs old Course. Mr. Caftersou's eh. e. by Walton, dam by Plseautswatos (R.Johnstio) Mr. Aned's filly, Miss Blanch, by Ileotierrkelf to 4 uu the +num.—Won easy. PORTSMOUTH RACES. The Portsmouth Town and Garrison Races were held on Huriidessi Down on Tuvo.loy and Wednesday. The coarse selected un this occasion is not that on which the races were last year run ; it is a yes y superior one, the spot affording not wily good turf, but so cuitimauding a view for the spec tators main enable them to have sight of the horses threeglw out the hem. The company was more numerous ow the best than un the second day; but on each, It was fashiona bly sitetioleil The first day's spurt consisted only of one race, but that was an exceedingly well contested one, it having been won at the fourth heat by Non-Conductor. 1 lie ball at the Green-row Room■ ou the evening of the aecouti day's teeing was well attended. - - TUESDAY, sEPTISIBER 14. Tuvro au t Damson Plate of SOl. Mr. Russell's Nun-Conductor Mr. Walker's l'amiuo.... Mr. Halsted'. Ruse 3 1 3 3 Sir Lucius Curtis 's Duuru .. 4 dr IVIRDNEIDAY. Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, with SO!. added. This was au excellent race between. Sir Lucius Curtia's Effie Deaus and Mr. Walker's black filly Gem, sad was won by the flamer. Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, with 25!. added. Mr. Walker's Gem.... 1 Cal. Wynelleans'a Ruse 2 Mr. J. Walker's Tamiso CAMELFORI) MEETING. MONDAY, SEPTCMIILII 13. A 501. Plate, fur all ages.—Hem, four miles. Captain While's b. ru. Rosa Mr. Pcarce's gr. b. Coriatbiaa Mr. ‘Vil 11111 l 's Flora 2 3 Jr Mr. licath'r Marksman Marksmau 1111 lame. Sweepstakes of 102 s. each fur hunters. (FiveSubaeribers.) Mr. Tooth's Gammas 1 CaptaitilimlNßatoulthider 2 Mr. Well's Choice Fruit Mr Telh's Scroggins Captain Miles Rosa beat Mr. Well's Gillidower. Zags. MORPETH RACER. THURSDAY, IMMUNISER 9. The Gentlemen's Subsereptiou Plate of Sixty Pounds (the owner of the second horse to receive Test Pounds out of the Plate), fur all ages. Heats thrice round the course. Ten entered. Mr. Storey's boy horse Little England Mr. Lambkin's bay filly LUII.by Waxy.... Mr. Riddell's bay filly, by Walton Wuu rag. A Swrepstokes of Five Guineas each, for all horses, fte.— To be rude by Gentlemen, members of • rociug or fox bunting climb. Heats twice wood the course. The win ner to be sold for 200 guineas, if &clouded. Fifteen 11111,cribers. Mr. Lambtou's b. b. Boronbison, John Robiason, Lag . Mr. Willi bosuns b. b Excliangv, Mr. Fewest*. air. D. Lisle's b. h. King Cursory, Captain B. Orde 3 3 Mt. e. is. by PA ustur, It De Lisle, Esq 2 4 I'uu easy. BECCLE: ItACFS. These Races, last week, were never more numerously or respectably encoded; the weather having beret fine mid the spurt excellent. On Tuesday evening the Assembly-room, which has lately brio fitted o,t iu a superior style, mid may fur elegance vie with any in the county, was graced by the rank, fashion, and beauty of the town and mighltoinhouil. The theatre, a neat building, erected ibis year by Mr. Fisher, of the Norfolk and Suffolk Company, awl which is most tastefully decorated, was completely tilled each night; and the gardens were brilliantly illuminated amid well at tended. . . The Griiilrmau's Maio of 501. Mr. Riiruhnlers Cockatoo Mr. Arnold's Cries llinjor Wilson's Hsirben .. 3 alkali Nliijor Misery's Moo 4 1 walked over Sir l'. Bonbtirv's c. colt This war a much bettor MS 116011 liar 1110111 sees en a coon'. y course fur a hog lima. flouter% PIM' far 601. Mr. Frrslifield's e filly Mr Itaker's c. filly Mr. Brown's bh. This was a fine rue indeed, sad such as mids4o occurs is the cunutry. SZCOID DAY—WEDNESDAY. The Town Plate of SOL Major Honey's Pluto Mr. Runsold's Cockatoo 4 2 Mr. At 114111 1 .1 fetes Lord Suffield', Billow The second heat was run in the hottest old style of racist s and was allowed by sportsmen to be as good a race as ewer was wituessed. _ _ 'Match for SOS. Major Wilson's Hairl)ol Mr. Fowler's X. Y. Z. A quad race. At Cromwell feast. on Tuesday morning early, JOHN SANDERSON, of Stoke, Lincolnshire. and a g spsv nom, stained WELsta, who had bee'. illsitskinK 11w greater part of the ',seceding s ight, set-to to tight, when the gip y gave oispourtit a 1110 W on liar lefi temple, which killed him in a few minutes. Osi Wednesday, us Mr. Monausts.i., town 10Uf... eeyor, of Clieltennain, was mounting his horse near Alstone, on the Gloucester road. the 11111 l al took frigh►, and wheeling suddenly round. the unfortu nate Geoileinan ars thrown. when his bead striking 11w ground, a contitaiusi took place ; lir was carried home in a state of imenstbility, sod expired the same day at four o'clock. notwithstanding every effort of medical and surgical ►kill was exerted.— About a ►month sister lie was thrown from the same horse, arid bad a rib broken. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Comb. 69jft I o{lllllUin ..... 2 I; pr spr Ct. N. Anti. italtif Ditto Payment el pr 3 7 dm. I Cons. for Ac. 701 691 70 Ditto Com... 15 18 dia. I pia 80nt1y....S • 10 pr I MIRK I.; I'S. ennN EXCHANGE, Mcvner, girt. 20. W a had a tar=e supply of Wlmol Ihis on.whini flute %esti, and Suffolk, which canard • vs ry dull sate al sh e prices of ibis sky week. Barley • slisleserspss.snos i. In would, and full as dear; Malt has aoltamo (A toast 24 so 3.. pee quarter; Oats and Beaus have ,014 ay. try dull qy Buihutt sud Grey Pease are c.c.!. from 24 its 3.. pee gm": ter dearer. In oilier kinds ii(Crsim there is no alitrAt:vw. CURRENT PRICES or GRAIN. Foreign Wheat Ms 60. Grey Pelie Al Ai. Fine ditto 66. 72. Fie« ditto ..........J+;, —, Engli s h Wheat 6O. 66. Tirk Beans . ....,,,,i. 4 ,,, Fine ditto 7OB 71. (Nil ditto 4. 4:, Old ditto ...• —a —. , Small ditto .16. st, Rye 4O. 46. 1)1.1 dirt., I ...., Fine ditto --a —a Feed Oats '4. 2ii, Barley tit 32. Noe ditto 27% : , Fine ditto .. 36s 40. I Poland ditto '..., ‘2 , ,, New ditto ris 318. Fine iliiio ........4"•. 31. Knit 704 748 I Potato ditto . ...... 2S, 34, Fine ditto White Pew (boilers) 5?. 56. Fnie ditto 80s St. Rape Seed, per last I'l 41. Fine FINK Gtl. Si . COndS SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. *,,T. tv. . _ Oar market this mourning was folly ssiiiiilterl with prim, beams, anti the skew of cattle in CILISMIMI an. cnuaMreble Lamb is cheaper; Deer, Mutton, Veal, aml Polk mut 41 No prices; and the trade fur the must lootl t I.rok The sales in the Haymarket were somewhat kw. ly : 114 y :411 Straw have gut sip in ' , rice; Cl ver obtained 1., 1 SubjuiMed is a correct statement of the roe. toot numbrra To sink the offal per ail!~ of hill 8eet ...... 35. 8 . 1. 10 8 0 . o.i. Wad of Cattle 14is day: Nuttoo..4s. 4d. to Ss. 81. !brats.. 4 4 0 1aawb...41. 8.1. to Os. 41. %rep and La5ub5...,17.h...) Od. to Bs. 04. Calves P0rk....45. Bd. to 6s. 0.1. Pies H AY-MA Ilk ET. 31. Os. 04. to 5/. ISt. 0.1. Btraw Clover 4l. Os. 04. to 71. Oa. 011. NEVVGATE AND LF.ADENHALI, NIARKEts. (By Ilv Lartass ) Seer .... 4. 11.11 to 4• 8.1 I Vral S. 0 1 1., at 4 4. 84 So 5 44 I 6a 0.1 to 7 DJ Lunt. s 841 to Bs 8d PRICES OF HA I?. JANIS'S. X AND ST It A W 1 INIIITVeIIArn. Hay., SI 0. 0.1 to 61 O. 01 Straw 11 10. 0.1 to 1 /14. 0.1 I Clover 71 So 0.1 tub/ it. 01 Hay 41 10•11.1 to 51 15. 0,1 Straw 11 16 Otl to 11 169 Ott PRICE OF HI NPW NAOS. Kent.... 21 16. to 31 bs Sussex.. 2/10s to 3/ Os Essex ....01 Os to 01 Om Furtive Pockets lONS, per Cwt iew envier,. Kent IF 0. to 4/ 49 SIIIIM' X .... VIA. to 3! Its Essen .... 2/ I& to 31 Mt 1/ 8, to 21 24. PRICES OF TALLOW Tow. Tallow 65* 6.1 too Yellow Rumsia 63* 0.1 0.1 While ditto...-4 Od —4 od Soap ditto.... 59* 0.1 —6 0.1 Melting Stuff 524 Od -.. Ditto rough..32s Od —6 Od SOAP, Scr. per 1121 h. YeHew Suai. Mottled Curd Graves 2l. tn, Gum! Dregs 9. 0. PRICZ OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 12s 04.1...-11oulds, 13. 6.1 64. pe► dozes allowed for really arotory . PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Moue of Sib . As stated by the Tallow As stated by the Butelea.. Melless. I 1 St. Jmnett's Market. 38 w I it. James'sMarket..3o 91.$ Whiteebapel Market 3. lUJ A kiterhapel Market 3a 9.3 Average...... 3s 10,1 A verkee .... 3. 9.1 SHEEP SKINS. Sheerling~ polled Ditto, down 11-smbs, polled . Downs FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leone's, ss 0.1 a & 31 Scg.via 3. 941 s 5. 04 ---..—... Soria 3s 04 a 4. 94 Seville Saxony, Ist 6s 0.1 a 7s 9.1 Sal .. 3s &I a 5s 94 Bohemia,lst ........ 4. 0.1 a 4s 94 4.1 2s 34 a 3s 9J OILS, tier Tun, or 252 Gallons. New Grecul.Wbak.. 401 —/ Spermaceti Ow —l —/ Linseed Pale Seal. --I 421 Pale Rap, el -4 COAL MARKET. Scrsmogs MO. Ships at Nlsrket Ships %dd. Price. 591 Newessi le 8 Sunderland 6 33. 6.1. to 4lls. 9 3 • 1 Cinders MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GVILDII.4If. 71111 DAY. ...m.-- it I urer 3 11 W. May, Spital.sqoare, 1n DIVIDEND. J. ROW, St. Michaers.alley, provi C ESTI FICAT ES. M. M. Jones, of the Pantheon Rading.sehool, Rlsekfrito % road, livery-stable.keeper.o-S. S. Gower, of Wesitiii4. maltster.—G. Southern, late of Sur.e!, baler.—D. C Snot of Kidderminster, sis .—S. SChOir.. now or late of ‘toncliester, c.ilseo-drater.—W. BtOOk. f. Eston-street, Blackfriars.rosil, timherantrehant.—J. F. 11.•• ridge, of Southampton, boot-nasht r —G. Patitrwoo, of ror. • sired, coro•deoler.—T. Bell, of Pooorio.hall. tltd Itros.l. street, insursnee•hroker.—W. Sims, of Porioa. glory, Atherton, of Wortingtoo, esbiuet.sesher.—R. Lsokester, a Blackman street, linen draper. BI lITHS On the 10th instant, at Spa, the Luis a Sir John 170:. li.h, 51. D., ut Lower Grosvenor-street, of a daughter, born. On the 711) inst. the Lady of Lieut.-Culusel Gigabit, K.ll. of 31 r. DEATHS. On the 19:h instant, Mrs. Attention, uf Castle-strerl, 1101. born, ace., 3.j years. On Thu,Ailey last, at New Passage, Mr. C. *earthy. prranunateil Bemtswain, meek! 65. He W4II ruuci. rt,ll• by all with r honk he ..reed, awl has lk ft a ili•rolim.lote suit family. He was the lad survivor (erreiiting skitter, I. N. of the eleven, who were r.e too persons belonging to his Majesty's ship Centaur, 71 gro• that were merit in the pinnace when that ship Coma. o il U. her pi•sage home from the West Indies, urns the 13J Sri cri• bee, 1782. Okt Tuesday evening last. at Uodrreliff. near BraPol. l (where she was on a visit), Mrs. Masiesnian, of Lk Eases, wife of Mr. William Masterman, the hauler. 11 v'' taking a walk with her rockily, she was austitenly 060.3 with illness, and almost instantly expire.. - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE Marton 7 after 3. I E•ruiaS IS alter 3. LONDON t Priased .ad Published at she Ogee, 16.. tn. Steed; when Adveetiseesomis sly received, sue lettere (=V Most be saireeed—C. SMITH, No 1 . e lea, Prieter.—.l. WHITE, No. II?. Nowt, INMAN/ F i