The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-29 00:00:00

OLD BIIILFi s *ow r , 6112221111112 2s. GOOD CONDUCT OF A WATCIIIrAN. 'fits • mewing JohnSearle, • watchman, AstiSid to the Coed. accovelaug to order, to atterfaiii If be was to lece;er any reward beyond the metal maw urratiow of his expeoses, fur the rapies;couvictiou sit flag& /reek en ;friday last, for burglariously brrektrig and 'nursing the dwelling-house of Dr. WM. PhiHinton*. in theparish of 'St. Mary Abbot, Reneiligton. on the 4th September. The eircensatiniers Wet, u p. I n fl ow ; wee the watehinan in the steignboorlsood where Dr. house is situate. and betwee• eleven and twelve o'clock ea the ;light of the 4th Septem ber, he observed three men lurking on his beat. ;king determined to see what the men were *beat s be did not call the beer. er give way alarm. About two o'clock in the atarning he beard a crash. as if mate glass was broken; it proceeded front the lower part of Dr. Philhatora's house. The watekoweo went and looked over the roils into die area ; the prisoner, on seeing hint, immediately came up the atepa, nod attempted to meant over the rails for the purpose of getting into the street. The watchman, to prevent this, struck him suds a blow that he Tell back into the court yard. The prisoner then enc. heeded in mounting over an adjoining wall. sod getting by that means on front No. 12 to No. 111 its Ow street. The watchmen still pursued him, the tirisnali vociferation that if he attempted to take him he weldat ustuder him be the spot : the watch. IMO twin 'Weill not care for that, he wits determisseol to mike him, and ea attempting to close in epoli him fur thatimpala...the Prisoner gave him two violent Wows with an iron crow bar. and attempted to rob him to the belly with the sharp end of it. notchnim, after h violent struggle, succeeded in seeming the crow-bar foom his hoods, mod in taking him into easterly. Oli searching his 'winos, he timid opus' hum a large quantity of skeletou keys, a phosphorus how, 11001 s pieces of candle, Bee. Use. bog secured hits, tritons returned to Dr. Milli• mure's limper, and found that the kitchen window iu the rota, ohm he seethe Prisoner, was broken. The lierpleapr a said that he had considered since the trial toi Friday whether it was in his power to crtnbir guy reward upon the witness, but the result las °maim) was, that the late Act of Parliament lelt hum no option in each a case, beyond giving the mere allowance which the county 'paid for Ing.• Ile regretted this exceedingly. for he roomer knew • watchman who laid better deserved a-sople reususieration for Ns coolness. courage. end iutrepidity. He had evidentirbroved t h e desperate hardihood 'adonis bonselireakers (fair no doubt the lbw . lest men seen were acting in concert), and cur. melted, nugle-hainded, is securing rod bringing to rsoneicismo. the most active of the gang. It was a most ipraireworthy act, stool he repeated his es. minium to the watchman, that be regretted most sioserrrly Ids inability, in coonsequeuce of the late diet ..f Parliament, to confer upon him that re ward to whirls his firm and persevering voodoo so fully entitled him. The watclituou bowed and thanked the Recor. dors fur his feelings towards hint. He was a small thin-made Hobensien. John Sheen. aged 19, and Simnel Bonofteld. aged 18. t4simsepsweepen, were essovicted of steal ing two pair of Aril% the property of James Henry Leigh, Esq. The Prisoners entered the house fur the purpose of cleaning the chimney, when they ageing their opportunity. and stole the property. The CuliNON StaiRANT thooght the Prisoners bad been at the bar before. and though the sen tence would not be formally passed upon them 'aim. they might rely on being seat out of the letsoutry. Lydi a HIM, aged es. was convicted of stealing !Os. in eopper money, the property of Win. Inf. The Prooreator kept is public-house in King- Street. Seven Dials. and the Prisoner lived at hie honer. Oa the evening of September 3. be missed the money in question. and suspecting the Primmer, be charged her with the theft. and she immediate ly confessed the fact; but at a subsequent time "old the money was given to her by the Prosecutor's niece, which the latter positively denied. The Cosmos StIIJIANT was sorry to think the Prionser had acted so basely. There was not the 460044 raceme fur ter crime. 'oho Louie. aged 39, woo convicted of stealing a paired trainers is the shop of Edward Willis.— • The Prisouer pleaded extreme digress, and the 'Coon observed that he should suffer some corporal puoisbuseid, end their, perhaps, be admitted to the Refuge for the Destitute. Joke jaws. aged 91, and Jingles Crouch, aged 14, we re convicted of sterling two pigs, the property of Unites Prendergast. The COMMON SELMAN? observed to lones.that he was for a long time a notorioos thief. and had the guilt. no doubt, of making the boy a thief also—lce ehould. therefore, be teat out of the country—the Court would crankier the GSM of the bey. The Proseesnor recommended the boy Crouch strongly to mosey. The COIIIION SELMAN? Slid it WWI a olden. chuly circumstance to see such a buy in the bonds a an old thief. and every day becoming more ti. vetted in his habits. The Court was always lenient in cases of extreme youth, and where the old thief was she cause of the youth's depravity, it would in variably take a merciful view of the child's case; but fur the sake of the latter it may be necessary that he should he removed out of the country, to remove him front the infamous association into which be had fallen. The Court would take care en see if any mode of disposing of bias in this court try email be devised. Charles Ansley wits convicted for stealing. on the Its, of August. a chaise, herons, and saddle. the property of James Fisher, Esq. or the Auditor's 'office, in the Escheqner. A Isrge quantity of skeleton keys were foetid on thin Prisoner. ... _ A uumber of sew trial• took pine. but they were A for trivia said petty Armee% A gentleman yesterday preset►te4 one hundred pounds. In one au4 two pound Sault notes. at the Bank in payment. when Seen., of the notes were returned marked 44 forged." They were all taken. in the coons of hia Iniaiwww. by • respectable IMlTket-gardenere of Coyensiordow llorket. iffslo/NDe -mo st luirilllNNlS U. EARL i l iteibT. At the audience of il'edsieselay a magnigicest piece of plate arm '.p uteri to his Race Hence the Lord Lieotenatd, ley a Deputation from die Star fardshire General Agricultural Societe (the Right Hoar. Earl Bradford, and Edward blunt, Esq. their President). attended by the Rev. Thames Redd& ; when Mr. Blunt had the homer tu ads draft bus Eaceliesray iu the following term. Me Elders pear Itsrellrem The. neuben of she fitalSaddsire Gerard Agrieultand lbeiriy, ow the otemelon - a(your Eradicates departtn• Cr.. obenget shoo, to rands, Cluveraniewt d kelasidoselitit ydbebroeptaisee of n pier* afithrie—a shyers tatiasoay of the mod they eirediall fee yea t iord of lie orate they eater tatted, the hosethe ishieh Agriculture Ws embed from your Excellency's Miami* and support. l=red, my Lind, that yes cart siittryon . their wrist vi poor welfare; that they feelingly appreciate 'the lea obtained by tbrabeemee of ass smith visibb, mid, mid ability; Mil that they lonic forward. with cordial anticipa tive, As the atuspieloos slay that shall rersora'you to sheik, 'poserestatthaimpaired themme mealy integrity, the same warmth of beset, she same ardour in the'prooreation of truly British ``J winch hate orchretriii riser F.aerileviey the Merited eareat of all wholkive the humour and bappireas edielp poor aequaiatestee. To the above his Eiteeilrisey gave the following abswet. it will butibieived, that it Caatistoll a 11401 mud very waterlog "tesiinsony of his Excellency's toed moonless of the Irish 'weenie, and the great tattle 'which be places . a is thaee iodination, of re spect mad est=lol6, ,have lost no opptiri se . oily of noui asses le i arrival in this country. Ns. Praltleal, 'I scarps, with the shod 'heartfelt gratitude, the splendid piece of piste which you have premised to ore, us the pert of traltdrordshire &rand Agritaltoral Set itiy. Mapilateat aid Leandrol as it is, it desires its sprineipal rattle inlay eonstatino, froip the bold believe which bare dietaird the'gift ; and whets 'I consider to whom I am in. dt:lited file this handsome tads of regard. I shoats, be loran. stble indeed to the best feebly df the bends were I owl in avow sin honest pride at necivinsr so luotostrable and Ist string a iestimadial of your friendly approbation. The teal, ardour, mud ability 'Which I have ever met with In tie fortheraike of aerienituraiimprovesnrat to my nailer tastily, out, I hies so &ohs, totitiaue Is fall activity, due. int lay abrader, and sutler the able guidasee of our Society, be proddctide sit the best effects. The gratifications whirls I eajoy from the Canes* of the germane and hospitable people ameeg whom I am sow „placed. edo oily be bloomed by the assurance that she useful end patriutleesertimes of my earliest friemis at home. are (twirled with audeess. This rarleodid testimonial is a circular vase of thirteen inches is Iwigiii,'and rhinyoeine inches in citetilittereete.• The bete is of return form, „ nib a border of oak leaves mud woodbine flowers. 'lite platform, which rests upon the base, is of burnished wild. The supporters of the rose are sheaves of wheat, tastefully connected by hands of exquisite workmanship, and ornamented at bottom with water-leaves, and dusters of grapes. The re presentation of tlie straw is moat '4l.4luntl, and the richness of the ewes, drooping in their exuberance, truly easbletnatic. The body of the vase exhibits a groom! .f bright gold, with wster4leaves spring. ing from the bottom, and is appropriately Was. melded by a wreath or Imp 'leaves and pendant bells—all in deed gold. The inside of the vase is bright. wish a rich and varied border of shell. and ' water-leaves. On a tablet near the base this concise and bean• tiful inscription appears:— "ru EARL TALsolir, Tag Erarroaorstas Gan 111•1 Aoatesketnut. Soarer, Fostered by Mir Can, •ad unmated to useful exertion Ey lois Example, Devote This Tribute of dark Gratitude, Laos, 11118.° Lord and Lady Cestlecoote,Colonel Conte, Miss Megan, end retinue, veiled from Dunleery on Sun day last, on board the Shaatrock revenue cruiser, and arrived safe at Holyhead uu Mnuday. The benevolence and humane disposition of Lord Cis. tleeoote to the numerous class of labourers within his sphere (seventy of whom, we understand, he constantly keeps iu employ), is worthy of b e i n g held forth as an example that should be imitated. Amongst the arrivals et Gresham's Hotel, is Charles Grant, E.q. father to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, Secretary to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. The Duchess of Leinster appeared fur the first time in,publie sines her arrival iu this country, at the charity sermon preached by the Rev. Andrew Ennis, at Maynooth, on Sunday. in aid of the Romeo Catholic poor school of that town. She was attended by the Duke, and the principal mem bers of her family. This school owes its existence to the sasuideesce and liberality of his Grace. KILKENNY, SEP'I'AS. SIL•UENNT THEATRICALS.. The performances et our theatre commenced last night. with the comedy of The Way so Keep Him, and the farce of The Weathercock. The eutertais ments of the evening ettraeted • brillistit mud fashionable attendance ; and we have no reason to doubt, that . the season just commenced will afford so the been of dramatic eallibition, as ample a vs►iety of exalted pleasures, av they have heretofore derived• from the splendid and be►►evolent labours of our Theatrical Society. Siuee the lust season the interior of the home has received considerable im►provemeata, by the enlargement of the proece- Niro, and the proportionate iucresee of depth given to the pit; M also by the construction of a new up. preach to the latter part of die house from the box lobby. The addition of a spacious green-room. in rear of the stage, hes also contributed essentially to the establishment and convenience of the house. The tektite of Mr. Chalmers has been very success fully engaged iu the pejo,* of the weeuery. which happily combines the most striking charms of splendid colouring and appropriate variety. in. deed the entire decorations by which this place of classic recreation is now improved, do credit to the skill and diligence of those on whom the etecutim► of obese valuable improvements have devolved. and coospienously indicate the taste, the spirit. and the liberality of those distiuguial►ed individuals who have rendered the diffusion of elegant enjoyments accessary to the promotion of active charity. The late hour at which the play c►wduded. residers a detailed notice of the performance in our present number i.p►racticeble. The audience trended their • 4dmiration.kttiffeyseat suit ‘e!fi.sPeolavic The characters * were cast as follow THE COMEDY OP — Tillt WAY TO SEEP HUT. Sirltashfol . Coortilot, Mr. Corry; Mr Prilliast natio. Mr. CLawiptim; Levrmore, Mr. *. Power; Williatti, Mr. T. Dnalie; Sideboard, bur* Meek; lobs. Air. Pompey„ Mr. A Ilaalte. Widow Selmour Mtn' Woleteiti; Lady Cusatast, Mho Cams.; Mrs. Lommire, Slim Kelly ; Moolia, Mrs. Clarke; Il g.laaet , Miss Reek; Farski, Mrs. 11 , Colloeh. Preston to the Pay an Oressimal Allitress was spokes by Mr. R. Power, sad emehided with the farce of THR W HATO !LRCM - K Tristan' nettle, Mr. Crampon ; Old 11,1dr, Mr. Roper; Beiefwit„ Lord Shark; Suter, Mr. It. Power, jim.l Aar timer, Mr. esayiy; Radler, Mr. T. &Wit. Swirl* Miss Reek; Ready, Miss Canis. Fashistailtle arrivals I. the roam of &many std WOW. day.—At Demotion's Hotel—Mr. Usiday (swa of Ms Lord Risher of liklam). Mr. Stookey arid family from thighiad, I Mater Power, Rev. Mr. lesukverer. At Ries sad Walsles Hotel, PatrieMdreet—Ree. 'Den* Senn sod (unity, Captain Pleming and family, the Mon. the SoliciteirAiriteral sad family, Mr. sad Mrs. Joss; Captain Pairer slid family. At Shimmies Hotel, Jabmstreserieral Ppm coat. sere. 2L DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERT. kinost daring attempt was made on the night. of last rridlay, to rob the dwelliug-house of Mr. M. Leahy. on the Cool-quay. in this city. Mr. Leahy is iu the practice Of sleeping at his country. house in Mun)t•town—and on Friday evening his shop was dosed at the . nbeal hour. and a young man, who has been an mime of the house fur some years, was left in care of it. There were iu the house besides him two men. and an old woman servant, who slept in the upper Mug.. the young man retired to rest at an early hour—his lied-moon was next the drawing-room, and looked into the street. Some time atter the watchman had gone hi"' rounds. between one and two o'clock, the young man, whose name, we believe, is Matthew War den. was awoke by the *se, as he thought, of the drawing.ruom door shaken by the wind. His fears were, however, in moue degree excited, and iu a few minutes a whispering, which he thought hr heard, made him get nut of bed, and on looking through the keyhole of the dour, which overlooked the stairs. he perceived three persons about half.w..y down the stairs, with the door of u closet, where he knew Mr. Leahy to have a large quantity of none '~ open. Two of them were middle-aged men. with their faces [blackened, ■rid the third a very young hay, who held a lighted candle. Itearden thought that there war nu time to be lost—caked moil un armed as he was he rushed down to the closet, which they had entered. They appeared to have collected all the money together, cuusisting, we understand. of tour 5,0001. partly gold, and a quantity of notes; on his entrance the boy and 0., of the robbers made off—the rubber making a grasp at the mum one of which, to au inconsi derable amount. it is thought he carried away. The other villain, who was armed with a large pistol, declared with a terrific oath that lie would have Reardeo's life. iterrileis crier' oat aloud to the men in the garret, but in ruin ; Ise then rushed on the rubber, who had pre. rented the pistol at his head. seized! Lim by the collar with his right hand, sisal with his left laid hold of the inuszle of the pistol, which immediately went off, the ball passing through the pains of his hand and grasing his head. The villain iusme• chastely struck st him with the butt-end of the pis tol. and made off through the drawing-route win dow (through which it appears they had entered) and escaped; taking, however, nothiug with him. It was not till the robbers lied thus effected their escape, that the old woman and the two men from the upper part of the house made their appeorrn , e ; had they come two minutes sooner, there is little tiouht but one at least of the robber. would have horn secured. Another circumstance to be regret. ted is, that. although there was a ventinel who was within twenty yards, immediately opposite to Mr. Leuhy's house. in charge of the BrideweU, he did not observe the entranceor escape of the villains. Too much praise cannot be given to Itearden for *his intrepidity mid courage; and we trust the wound which he received will not Ise attended with any serious co oral ue isced.---/ Ca rk .11i/escalade Chrooiele4 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IPORTIMOVTII, SIIMTWOrIi Arrived yesterday the Ann transport, an.l the Curausandel ature.vhip, front {Deptford; Northumbrian, Lewsun, from London ; fir Bengal; and Lord Sidmouth, —, for New Smith Wales. Arrived hurley Ihr Hefty, of 10M11111, groat Leghorn; and sloop litisabeth r from the Meitner's. wean, bush put under quarantine; and brig Thomas ; —a—, trout Loadoss, fur she Cape of Good Hope. Sailed the Lard Waitron', —, fur New South Wales ; and the Cosigner, foriamaica. SatMovin, atnslturn 26. Yesterday wised the Saadwish packet, wish a Mail hum Jamaica, is thirty.tbeee days; and Princess Elisabeth packet, with ditto, from the Brazils, 1 forty.tuue days. Arrived to.day the Lady Louisa packet, wadi ditto, from Malts, last fins Gibraltar, in ten days. Via Wont% averment 27. Remain in liamooge—futpregoable r Superb, Spencer, tolutiunaire, Mersey, Cyrus, Lee, Cyr's', Slauey, Raleigh, and Dwarf. Stoneham., Pool—.Provideace revenue cutter. Between the Island sad dm Main—Lynx revenue cutter. is the Souad-e3partas, Ootarius and &sink. cores. garments 77. The sloop Pilgrim, William', from Cork to Portsmouth with a cargu of butter, was lost on the Needles Rucks about eight o'clock last night, the greater .part of the cargo is taken out by Pilot boats, and the remainder will be saved—. crew safe. Mr/eager ' Brows, from the Havansak, is ar. rived with damage is h er upper merits, and is supposed will come is to repair. seat, stressless 27. Yestaday the sloop rriendrhip, Oahe, of sod fur Cowen, from Susderlaed„ with coals, ran on shore on the Goodwin Sand, sear tba Bunt•bead, cad Is entirely lust--crew awl part of the materials saved. Arrived sad sailed fur the River the African, Neal, from Virginia, with iota of ao macho; and cable; Andromeda, Suglirue front females; William Bryan, Vriptliart, hem ditto; ingload, Rely; from dill.; Briton, Crane, frees ditto; Illiwerri,Gilibuoa,frem Oporto; mid Sprightly,..--, Crum the Mediteresacan. The Andromeda, from Jamaica in M day% expisienord a very revere gals of wind or Tawdry and Wednesday lass, AS learn,* %4'11.W. 411611 y, diaries which she lost every thing ell &di g and several soda. avincreao. surranat 22. Cams la lib! Active, Whiny, from Smyrna fur Liverpuol, ~igh a s ag a s; of duffir e es tying, making a great deal of water, and it is feared must decline before slie can peered As her voyage. • 'FIRE dr likirtiA.M. ABBEY. SO la iTo z ni citirr ag CR Eeti . • . s serressen. ISIS. , isawcsses.s. SEPTSMSCS 26, . that We regret to state. on Thursday interim° , Wilma's? and Gerierol Sir J. Berta. Stewards, about four oclock, an slay eee io ig fire broke out 111 lliruseittaras.-.Loed ga l ley, Sir J. gamey, Lady Asides. Florham Abbey, the seat rf T. R. BeBBBloBt, 1118. Aghlty, MIMI R. Ashley, Miss B. Ashley, Sir J. llynig, Loft sy ng , Mr . n y „ r. 4711 , c Bar w. Ball, maniai , (I._ a Thefirerearat rapidity gedwitli iithlreogogreh the i atestfn to r3 :t and Cnrstarthen,SirJoseph Copley, Lady. Copley, Miss Copley,spre ad. with rod Han. Capt. Cost. Earl Fitswiltism, Admiral Frank, Lady E. I north wing n ' f the building. About seven o'clock Grey, towel Hawke, Him Hawke Lady J. Hay, Huo. W. the roof's of those 'parts fell in with a trig - nen. Herfoods Hum. Sim Herbert, Sir W• broach LarlY blades, Mous mash ; and by • our latest accounts they ore t r a • l ' a to m a t t r 7 , l "4 7 Llubl " , l, C 4l e. "" si te , lim still o to the ground; and though alit Woes, M is s Milne, Sir. H. Mains/ark/. Sir %V. %Mori., Lady Milner, Hen. Mrs. Milan, Hon. C. Muuektuo, "y names warsraging, it was hoped that tli at and 1104116% W./fitly elicit of the populace Pilkington, Mins Pilkineun i llusi. E. noire. Admiral Sir C. had succeeded in preventieg dole further progress. Rocklis Lady Rowley, Earl of *urn,. Coaotesaor Sorrel', and that the retuaining parts of the building woul. i Sir Geo. Sit welt, Lady Sitwell, Miss sit well, Mr. H Sitwell, be saved. About eight o'clock, an express arrived Sir M.St Sykes, Llay Sykes, Sir H. Simian, Hon B. Simpson, in t he Hun. Mrs. 8. Siseass. Mr. Townley, Mr. Thorold, Col. Wortley. lAdy C. Wortley, Mr. J. worrier, Mr. C. Wortley belonging to the Newcastle Fire Office, which were Sir H. Williaissoo,Col. Yates, Ste —arairoutirig to 333 sub. consequently dispatched with the greatest experli. scribers. Lion. l'he fire broke nut in a part which had lately been added to the house, and war, indeed, but just finished; and we understand it o-iginated in the flues winch had been lighted for the first time, for the purpose of i tryitig their effect. That part of the building which has been con. wined. (Orate(' the principal pert of the house, and brink neArly ell the modern built part of it, was of course that which was most in use, and the most elegant in its furniture and decorations, the greatest part of which, we are sorry to say. has been AN, communed, and, as is generally the case in calsin ties of this maitre, that which has been saved Nora the fire is so much damaged as to be of cominiVa triely little value. The family were from home it the nine. &lice writing the above we have learnt that the engines arrived ut ilexhuat between one and two o'clock, when the ruins were still in flames; but a plentiful supply of water being at hand, the engines were immediately set to work, and soon succeeded in extiriguishing ti.-in. Fortimately the night wait very colon; had 11 been otherwise, the coiliwtiteilees would have been most dreadful.—( Narcotic ('hro nicle.) 117. THN TV It P. WINNERS OF THE ST. LECER STARES AT DONCASTER. Start. Subs. 17741 Lord Rotkingfiam's br..bav filly, by Sampson 5 8 1777 Mr. Soatberon's Bourbon, by Le Sane 1778 Str T. Gavoigne's Hollandaise, by Mateleem 816 1779 Mr. Sispie4tiii's Tummy, by Wililair 1780 Mr. &theirs killer, by Yonug Mara 7 17 1781 C.I. itadellllesSarius, by Gulalba.ler 9 13 . _ 1784 Mr. Goodricks's [lapses' iris, by Alfred 1783 Sir J. L. Kayo's Pluenontrouts, by King !lewd 4 1784 Mr. Coats's Ompbalc,by Ilighflyer 7 12 1795 Mr. Hill's Cowslip, by Ilightlyer lO 27 1786 Lord A. Hansilton's Paragon, by Paymaster 8 14 1787 Lord A. Hamilton's Spad.ll... by Highflyer 1788 Lord A. Hamilton's Young Flora. by Iliglifiyer 8 10 1789 Lord Filawilliam's Pewrlt 0 , by Tandem 1790 Mr. Goodricke's Anibillexter, by PhieflOilelloo 9 18 1791 Mr Hptchiuson's Yuitug Traveller, by King Fergus 1792 Lord A. Hamilton's Tartar, by Florityl ll 22 1793 11r. Clifton's Ninety-three, by llorittel 1794 Mr. Hutchinson's Beniughrosab, by King Penni , 1795 Sir C. Turner's Hanshl...Wash.'s. by Ring Fergus 5 12 17911 Mr. coulomb's. Austoosiu. by Sir Peter 7 15 1797 Mr Gutidricke'S Lounger, by Drone 1799 Sir T. Gficeuis De. Svususeiry, by Dripbiol lO 14 1799 S.r II I'. V.isie% Corkfilthier. by Orertun . 1919 Mr. Wilvon's Cbampinn, by thillio's 1801 Mr Gotiakii hes Quis, by Raziard o 11 INO2 IrrJ nis t niiision's Orville, by Beiiiiithroistli 7 15 1903 Le... 1 Strathmore's 11..m.mbrauerr. by nimbi* 8 23 1904 Mr Me:lA.**, Smell°, by . Dun Qniiute ll 24 1805 Mr. Mellish's Staveley, by Shuttle 1909 Mr. Clifton's FyWilier, by Sli Prier 1887 Lord Flisstilliaues.Patilnia, by Sir Peter .... Id 41 1808 Duke of Hamilton's Petrouius, by Sir Peter.. It 78 1909 Duke of allsblwo, by Walnut ..... 14 51 1810 Doke of Leeds's Orinvisca, by Stripling 8 40 1911 Mr. Giv.riovie's Sonifisnyes. by Sweeter len Mr Rob's (Airington, by Golumpas 1913 M. Wales Aliisidors, by Dirk Andrews 1814 DA.- of Mood 'a William, by Governor ... 12 53 Sir W Fills° An Puta,by Haphazard 15 59 1916 Sir R. R 'Graham's The Cluelirss. by Cardinal k.... 13 46 1817 Mr. Feirim's F.hor, by Oreille MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MQNDATISEPTEmnra te. Our MAI kct was tolerably well supplied this itioroinz with MI kind. of Grain. Wheat and Oats sold on the i , atiie Irma as this day week. Fine Nee Barley is dull, and 24. ye• quarter lower. Pease and Beans have each declined fr.in 2.. to 34. per quarter. le other kinds of Grain (hire is 116 alteration. _ CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. I . °mi:to Whvat ....Ns 70s Fide dittu ...... 78. 6'2f Grey Pewit ssi Ref Floe ditto .....63. 700 English Wheat 65s 70s Fine ditto dill ditto Bye —s —s Fine dittu —s —s Barley 4ss 501 Fine ditto 6os 6s. New ditto fits Sus hlalt IS. 044 Tick Beane Old ditto T s Small ditto ens 85. Old ditto --s Feed Oats 3ls 331 Fineditto 55. 37a Poland ditto 34s 38a Fine ditto Ns 404 Potato. ditto. 37s 43e Fine ditto Rape tired, per loot ..441 51/ 1818 Mr Ptirse's I, by Cowes ....... .• .. 21 bl White Pulse (50114:n) 70m PON Fous ditto Fiee now 70s Its Seconds • The Duke of Hamilto n 's lop, by Lau►el, came in first; but in ronicquvner of a jostle, proved to have been Riven by the Dulie'r rider, Powrtt was deemed the winner, awl Lord Fikretlitaia received the Makes. SIIII'IIEIEI% glom oav, Serrsxsta Tbis day's market was well .applied with prime beseta • sod the *hew of eitite is putrid was Pretty sued. 111-tton it dearer; Breland 1•ork were clinger; Vest oold at last prices, asd the trade for the moat pee was illtenbly The sales in the Hay-Maaket were super/hat lively; Hay and Clover hare dropped is price ; 41ruiw fetched last mice. We aubjuiu as accurate sialumegit ofitae pricri and uuua• ben:— OSWESTRY RACES. 1110110AY. A 541/. Plate, the Rift of the Stewards. Ware. Sir W. Wyou's b. g. Frederick, 5 )rs old Sir %V Wraii's b. g. Hereford, I prs old Coktriel Gravel's b. g. Sir Christopher, I yrs old Mr. Wakefield's eb. r. Swordssnau, b )rs old A Silver Cup, value 1501. the tin of Rir W. W. Wyan, [tart. Heals. To sink the &lid per stone of OW. 5eet....31. 44. to Oa. 4d. Head of Cattle this days— Mutton .4m. 8.1. to Ss. 4.1 Beasts 2,140 Lamb ...Os. 0.1. to Os. 0.1. Sheep and Lanih5....15,4110 Vea1....45. 44. to is. 0.1. Careen 320 P0rk....45. id to is. 4.1. Pies ..... 2 0 0 HAY—MARBF:T. Hay........ 41. Os 04. to St Ms. 04. Milne Clever 4l. 10s. Od. to 91. Os. NI Mr. g Its.bertes bl. m. Minuet, 8 yrs (ail Mr. Wyshrn Juotres ho. g. 3 yrs old Mr. Word's b. m. aged Mr. IL Prvrotes ch to. Milliner, 4 yrs uld 6 4 Mr. J. Illythoser . brupl3l. aged .... .. This was a Zed eseelleat race. A Mateh for bark rub. Sir J. G Egertove;bibTalma, 4 yrs old ,• • 111 r. blyttuie. tv Li !Aug.:dee, aged A goad race; was by half a neck. TUESDAY. The Gentlemen's Pielmcription Pane of SO/. Rests. Mr. MOMS% br.r. Thundervturts, 3 yrs old .. I I Captain bleynelra gr. e• Sympathy, 4 yrs old 3 2 Su W-Wymes eb. no. Autoutu, 3 yrs old NEWGATE AND LEADENHALI. MARKETS. (By the Cu•np.) Seer 31 411 to 4s 4,1 Veal 4i 44 to 6s 04 Mos Hue.. 4e 04 to 5. on I Pork be 4d to 61 44 _ _ Lomb 4; ed. to be. ed. PRICES OF NAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. Hay 71 Or 0.1 to 41 15. 0.1 I Hay..7l to% Ad to Al 0. Straw 21 tts 6.1 to 21 17. 0.1 Slravi 21 1000. to 21 16. 04 Cloveso/ 8. I to 91 9s Od Clover 81 100 8d to 9/ 16. Od A Sweepstakes of 15gs. each. Sir T. &stares Huotos. 5 yrs- old Sir %V. %Vries Vern's. 5 yrs old.. Mr. J Myttotes Praia', 5 yrs old A good race. MIDPIZSDAY. PRICE OF CANDI:XS, From Tallow Chandler. Hall. Price of Candles, per dozes, Hs Odi--111100 Ids, 15a 6d. per down allowed for really mosey. The Town SalorriptiOU of 501. Heals. Sir W. Wynti's h g. Frederiek.s yrs old . Sir W. Writs'. ch. ni. Yetis's, 5 yrs old Colonel Grtive,'s b. g. Sir Christopher, 5 yrs old Sir T. Staolrj. b. Huottou, 5 yrs old Fifty Pomade, the gift of Captain Mytton to the Oewastry Yeomanry Cavalry. Heats. Mr. Ward's bay mare aged Mr. R. Howell's bt m. by Paris, 5 yes old A well.eontestril rate. A Sweepatalles ofsp. each, with 21 1..1,1.4[nm the Pond. Mats. _ _ RAW HIDER. I Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordissry.ts CAI to 2. 21 stehe).. 121 84 to Ss OJ Market Calf.. Os to 114 ... It Middlings 2. 411 to 2. twa t E... Home Oa 0.1 t.. TN Gal Sheep, 38 041 to 3. 1041—Lambe, 3s Gd to Se 6d SHEEP SKINS. Polled, 41 fa to Ss 04—Doents, 3. 04 to 4s 04 Lambs, 3s 6.1 to 6s 6.1 Mr. F. R. Price's eh. b. by 3;4;rdwan, do yrs old 1 1 Mr. WythenJuties's bny gelding, /I yrs uld d I &r T. Jones's g. Leopold, aged These Races, and the Balls is the evening, were well at tended. The eports on each day were truly excellent. Sir W. Wynn, Ran. and a great many Welsh families of dis. thictuns, went mulct. OILS, per Tun, of 252 Callous. NeoGreeul.lnale.. 431 441 Spermaceti 91.1 Pale Neal 4lll .4 Pale Rape COAL RIARKIIT, Sirrzusza 2s. Khios at Market. Ship. Bold. Prier, 311 Sew:matte 4t4. OA to 46s 9d. 9 Xontterlasid 1 Welsh Coal On Friday last as allicting circumstance took place in Bulverbithe Bay, near Outings :—A boat, in which were sea men from the Comma cutter. stationed off the coast fur the preveetiue and detection of smuggling, had beets sent ashore in the atheism"' for Ike purpose of übtainierg pro. vivitios. These being procareil at Bexhill. the men returned to tb. Ir bust, by which time,toweeer, a storm had arisen. the tide tl. , weil with fearful violence, anti the sea ran moon. tains high. The cutter, however, being but a short die. lance from the shore, the men determined to put off and try to reads her. They diJ so, and were shurtly carried wet some distance by the breakers. lu am in. slant they lest sight of the cutter, as did the cotter of them. The storm iucreamed..-destruction threatened around. and the pour men resolved upon again making fur the shore. The attempt proved fatal; fur having just suc ceeded in turning their boat towards the lend. a dreadful wave sad serf overtook and sunk them—four to rise nu mute ! A fifth timid inevitably have perished also, but teethe gene. tons and humane counted of uue Beardne. semaggler, who seeing the catastrophe at some distance from the shore, in. etantly mounted his horse and rude to the spot, whit* be ✓eached time enoneb to rescue a fellow creature * though is num niessare an enemy, from a watery gram One of the sufferers, we Irani, was • young man onward Chasdkr. *nee Rye. The remaining dine were front Portsmouth, and see a them has left a wife and eight children. Rowe a tie bodies had Ws /seed up to $ late hour as hider sight. . PRICE OF YESTERDAY. 3 prr Ct. Cons. 74175# I Ex. Bill", Y .. I 5 17 pr. 5 i►erCrut. N. Aug. 105 k J Omniusu ....4 3 di-. India Builds... Nothing I Cons. for Acc... 75 74 done I 7• DEATHS. Yesterday, in the prime oflife r the Cody of the Chevalier Ruspini, at Pall-mall, whose amiable and virtaaur qualities as • wife endeared her to a rontirerotta cede t.f friends who are left, with her disconsolate hosband add sun, to 'sweat their irreparable Itil4l. 011 Friday, the 2614 iostaat s at Hackney, in the 87q yea, of her age, Ember, wife of Jubu Baptist Austin, Esq. of 111 , General l'ust-Offire. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRII>Gt• Horning 21 eller 1. I livening 44 after 1. LONDON: Printed and Plebhotted at the Office, No. 127. Stilted; where Advartioatueats are received, and hate's (seat-paid) must be addrosteel.—C. 5%71111, No 1 . Closest% Ins, Priater.-oel. WHITE, No. 147, strrnds PookWhir. -*4 , 7'