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SR Mgr* IRISH PRER'SCROOL. Yestertiey Inning Cheistshaoday, the children of this iralstrorilly establishment were •coviducted by their Muster to the Imams of away of. the principal subscribers, for the pprposeof paying their mined tribute of reaped to their be. uevoleat hmefaetoes; we obseeeed about *5O amitlyttemard in 'mew clothing, and the uniform divested of party n• lour or mark of natiehal distinction. At two o'clock they Fall sat down to a most plentiful dinner of good old &welsh rare, roast beef mill Mum padding, provided fur Mem at the Selteul-Imuse, 85, George street, .St. Giles'. by the Terminer, Thos. Clark, Ely. We tied them schools were established in 1813, for the purpose of eslecatitig the chit. • siren of the Irish Poor, without at all interfering with the religious principles Of themselves or their parents, intro dating no book hut the Biblr,spelling, copy, and ciphering hooks excepted; and this principle, we are glad to end, has, from the enattneneement.bern moat scruptiloissly wended to by ibe Noblemen and Gentlemen who patrouise and sup port it. We Mil rut dually wish them success, and nukesi tatingly recommend its further an 1. port to the notice of our numerous reader.. We understand that Mr. Fisigaa, the master, i. privilr;,reil by the Committee to receive sub scriptions. TILE DARING ItIV4CUR PLOT. We have the astisfactlon to state that Mark Herd, the lender of Ibis gong, was taken on Saturday by the 100 Wands, of Coldbaih-fields prison, and Samuel Furaessan, after many days Newly This fellow will be distinctly proved to be one of the persons seho acted with Stanley, 1030 Jock Jolly. m making the first assault upon and knocking ,Marsden down. He is the same man who some time silos , rescued a prisoner from St. Thirtiii'm watch-louse, and could not be found afterwards. Ile is also wanted for a burglary in Surrey. Our of.the game, arsinut whom the reidClICP wilt not reads, is admitted King's evidence, and in o frw thqs the case will be brought home to the main. rity of the pi isoneis by the unceasing labours of 311ra.re. e..,tmett and Permit, and the assiduity and diligeuce of the Offiecis. MURDER AT Duirox. This day have to impotence the lora of another life, in ronrequeure .0 the clean) of a man supposed to have been snunkred ri Rb dai s fl ids, ISuaton, un Friday night tart. ti weil staled in yerterday's Paper that the uufurinuate 171111 hail barn married, hat did not live with his wife for some time prat. We have since learned that lie left his I.llt shunt twelve weeks situ; hir name was Charles Taylor, Bail lowa • jieurneyman plaaterer, but lately he contrived to gm sr me business on his van account. When he kft his wife hr hail a niece living in respectable service at Islingtoti, a yoting womaa of unimpeachable character up to that pe riod, mail he perintaded her to quit her plate and live with him. Ile brunch, lwr and whatever link trifle she had saved in service la the nose and CrtiWl4, in lil/1111111.1•OW, where he was lumen; it was then late in the evening, "and he reqiiest ed to be 4IC:1111M.Illilird with a bed, parsing the young co mmie as Isla Wife. Ile succeeded in the first institute to get turd, ender these pretension% and afterwards was per tardielliorwntinue In the lodging They both passed for Ur. and lie. Taylor, andmene of their acquaintance knew the contrary. Ott the evening of his death he quitted the house rather early, and was then in a cheerful disposition'. 'nary were known to be hour, lint nut in extreme wain. When the rorwmatance of his death reached the young woman she betrayed extreme concern and anxiety to see his km ) , she appeared distracted, but every Cllllsollllliofl WAS afraWlll.4 to her by algae with whom she eosin-Weil Crockwell, one of the h , mites, agreed to let her see the hotly yesterday morning, and it was ariangeil that her landlord mould accompany her. The hour appointed having passed, the lawdiaily went to call her up—when, ending the door •hat, she called her by statue. She (the dreesied) anawered in a faint voire, she cutild not get up The door was forced open, and she was in bed, with the sheets and bad-clothes covered all over with blood; a pair of ad . bloody, and tee themer.lenime were foaled chow In her ; she was nut dead, and the pariah surgeon was lent for, but he did not intend. It appeared that she attempted to hleed herself to death by ratting the artery in her arras with the adviser ; but this tent succeeding, she stabbed heiself with a knife in tlteee ditrereot part. of the body, and they cut her throat. Wit expired reboot one o'clock yesterday morning. Taylor bait no children by either ins wife or his niece. An Inquest • ;11 be held out both the bodies this ilay. Tom: CIIRISTMAS 11011.58 FAIR. This fair, which commenced •on Monday last, has been veey eiewertoway ratearted both by buyers and sellers of looses. The goetlenesti farmer, the London dealer, 11w come. ley grazier, mid the adventurous speculator. have ■II been mite...ell, busy, The general prices, bower. r i p at which in trvor horses Isere sold, may ,he coirsidered at about a re .ll/Ilion of nearly 25 per cent. but onperier coach horses, 'wearier., sad banters, were readily bouzlit no as an ad vance. Maley bones, we understand, were pnrchared for tae array, a eireunotauce which, on reflection, seems 'litter extraordinary dariag a time of peace. At dna few, reel saind:e rs have eserreisr ii Iheie,villainons arils ten the flowery. t been( them purchased a black mare for 2111. and paid for ii with bad notes of she Retford and Newark bank• limit of whirl, stopped payment some time ago), she swindler re ceiving lie requisite change. Atwater we hear paid three ILL nuns parpuurttng to have been laurel from a bank 'shit,' on inquiry probes to be Relittour; sad several riots have also been played off. On Wednesday last the remains of Mr. Jams Si EWA t.t,, late 'Veterinary Surgeon its the ro,al regiment of, }Line guards, were interred with mdi tsry• honours iu Clewrr ipiar Wind sor, on which occasion the of ~era nttrudrd, s, a mark of respect to the uncut:try of a Geo:lemon who had served the regintrut with the utmoae zrul nod ability for upwarikaol.3B years. Tlie following iv the order of the funeral razes . *inn The Ftrtott Party, 90 , wttli a eibtaiti and 2 subalterns. The Bind. I.iessteasat Noniron. S T.ientenant Parke. I'•tptait439ilVC - le. THE ,CODY. !Jensen:ow . t'aptaitt Hamner. ( Captain Biddleaden Relittera of Decrairil. Trooper. The Horse. Trooper. The Farrier. Assialast-Surero• Hickman. Quartermasters Varky, Troy, Luid, Speed, Hardy, Perm Watmough, AH.I Lak44lerd. ittdimpniaster Brunt. • Cornet Sionpoos. Cornet R ilill. k.relitrosot Lord W. Lenamr. Iteretrusen Trent. Lieutanant-Coturiel HlO. Drake. . . Privates as llorinsers, 30. John WIN., of firmer, who stands ellrged" ..id - 2 various felooles and forgeries, to a constiterabie :annum, and for /lir tal•prenenivioo of vriumbiteetWied of 1001. was offered, watt discovered lost week oil hoard a vessel in the liristnt Channel'. t-fe' hut! intended, it seems, if posailde, to proceed tb Airiericai On Thursday morning he was cou 1-vyrd to Latriplightee`v Had, and when there, re efs's:in:4 that he aright he shoved ; hit request hes . .. , Ins groaterl e .h# cutopliftued that • t:ie razire•hu'rt him ; the man who was Performing the operation put down the r. tor, land went to proeune another; Olive .seised the opportusity, and drew shardeadly instrument across Ins throat; his recovery is death? iintreloros Thrwrnhoppy men, -about three - weeks' ta i ga, threw himself from the top of a. eery high ersoswiisoGloriciaton, lot the purpose of pliteirt ati end to his taicence.—(Bristol Mirror./ • V .. RktON mstrise. • • . I .-. Al:alitt , ting of tlahah; hetants of the Betangh 'of Brecon, convened by the Bailiff ouTtiesrlay 1461. at the Town-Hall, for, the puipose of subscribing a (toilful and loyal Address to his Majesty, which was most nitheronsly and moat, respertably attended. The Bit usrr beiag called to . the Chair. stated the purPose for which the meeting was convened, end declared his determination to abide impartially the 'decision of the meeting. Mr. S. Ciluacn, iH an eloquent speech, propos., eJ an Address for the adoption of the mettiug, which sees seconded by Capt. Hysid. Mr. D. Rims then rose, and iti a very clear and energetic speech, sub:tinted as so sitienriment an other Address (fur arkicli see Advertisement), which was seconded by Nit.. Henry Powell, in a neat speech, in which he forcibly vindicated the loyalty of the tradesmen of Brecon, and contended that they were as Firm in their attachment to the Kiag and Constitution, as the con.tituted authorities themselves. After which [UGH BOLD, eau. Esq. proposed a third Address, which conveyed nearly the same seer. tintents as the second 4ddress. Hr expitisted a very :Lola - Weil manner ois tjte Achistir, coutetidisig that tlie purport of it way nothing more lePstlisii to bolster up a guttering Admixistratiux. Tin. was seconded by HENRY LUCAS. E-q. Alf. JOHN LLOYD Own rope, and la a Wog and luntimous speech argues' it) favour of the first Ad. due.s. lie was replied to by H. BOLD. jun. Esq. in a very neat maiden speech, in which he dill red upon the points advanced by Sir. Lloyd. Mr. JOHN JONES, in a very energetic and elo. quest speech. evidermorred to impress upon the meeting the propriety of adopting the first AddrVss, to which, he observed, no honest Wall or Christian could refuse his signature. This asvertion waii übly and-forcibly replied . to by Nlr. Sins, who warmly coutended. that those who supported the second Address were equally worthy of the n r of limiest men and Chris; bails as any one of those who supported the other Address; and that it is the duty of every loyal and faithful subject to express his sentiments to the . when he perceives that his Majesty's Con- Advisers are, by their acts and evil cornwels, estranging the sirections of the people (Porn their Son:reign. Mr. JOHN POWELL spoke in favour of the origi oal Address. The CHAIRMAN then refilsed to put eithsr of the Addresses to the meeting, and said, tint' he would only sign the one proprised by Mr. Church and no other. A sceue of the greatest uproar amid con fusion imaginable ensued, and the Bailiff abruptly quitted the meeting, together with the few who impoorted that Address, amidst the loudest cries of Shame. shame! from all parts of the Hail. (('or the further p►oceedings of this meeting see the Re soliitions in first page.) The amended Address was signed immediately by nearly 300 inhabitants Chen prevent. After the conclusion of the meeting, and upon Mr. Bold descending to the lower part of the Hall, the eutitusuism of the inhabitants was so pool that chair was prepared, decorated with laurel and rib. bawls, into which lie was forced, and triumphantly curried, preceded by a band of music and a large body of the inhabitants, through the principal streets to his own residence, greeted with the loudest and reiterated cheers of the people as he pass'id along. The bells of St. Mlry's were rung vim the occasion. A requisition has been handed to the Bailiff, sinned by 73 inhabitant householders, requestnig, Inarto convene an early meeting of the inhabitants of the Borough of H,econ, for the purpose of tak ing into c•ousiderition a Congratulatory Addressto• the Queen on the abandonment of the Bill of " Pains and Penalties." The Bailiff, in com pliance with the :those, appointed that such meet; mg be held on Friday last, the Settd instant, at 12 at noon, in the Town Hall. EDiA r ßtifiGii, DECEMBER 24. Edinburgh Slur 01lice, Friday, The. 22 o• Cluck. • . This day a meeting of the county of Mid-Lothian assembled in the'rown Ilan in this city, pursrant to the Requisition of a few gentlemen or the county, previously advertised. The expectation that the original Resolutions and Address would be °pima ed, occavioet .1 the ILO to be exceednigly crowned ht Hit earl' hour. At a quarter past twelve the Most ISTphie the Marquis of Lothian was called to the Chair. The roll of freeliiiiders haviag Iterit'calfed over, Sir JOITSI HOPE, hart. ptopotied a loYad Address, which dilated on the prevalence or setil . 'iOn and blas phemy in tlieconntry, w i tch was secomfed by James IVallter, Mr. FrfeGusoN, of rthith, proposed tit awls& mei.t, which Wil.l ally supported by A. M. Culison, I+.•q•. Earl of Itosslyn, Francis Jeffrey. Esq. &c.. but :oat on a tlivoi r tuo, the outliners For I be original aneati0n.... Forte Anaentinirnt Majority B4 A full report of till the speeches itt oar next Tuesday's Paper. end Conslitododar . alsablianla of the North, Wolin • • • of Yorkeliire,". in witte.b.. after slloctiug 10 the advreliserbeht for the .said meeting. he very pro perly fay' "gnus An quarter Salience this ontite - bas originated, Owes is rtooistweb resniim to expect Thal this' Menthol will ▪ aeofine itnelf tol so espresseisses of Loyally owls, but pars which 111 97 give salarlism the protein A▪ dministratiqu, and attach so Ilts , preeeediaasufa party, the weight and I iifuencir of iii.Niirthltiilingr. I therefore h o ok it my duty 'to attend that weeetiong—not th ulij , ct to airy pees/don of-loyalty, hot iv declare thrum tottpovtiat truths, as to Sire grplosistde.,aituatissa of the country, this heekpreas. ing our loyalty to our Sovereign, we rosy not wilibbuad new censure from his advisers. Are we to give our SASCIMI to an Administration by whose measures the produce yf the And has hero so redneed, that the Farmer can no longer psy the rents required of him; by whose restrictive system of trade the markets far our mattufaetores hare lowa greatly depressed, and coosequently oor labouring classes thrown out of erripkiyment—shell we support these Ministers who, to retain their places, have lent themselves to destroy their Qua. n I tenet the Noith Riding of Yorkshire will not allow its sentiments in be express ed by a Ansa!l number of she population, but attend at .Northalltrtuo on Saturday min (this day), at en early hoar, to express their loyally to their King, but their brm conviction, that by a total ch +lige of meo and measures only, this country is to be bvired. " —.( yorA Herald) Nonni AIDING LoPdLisTs. Willi the same spirit as bath been displayed by -I;ie Tories of I'm L, a few of the exclusively loyal in the North Iti'hog hive called a meeting at Nottlislies too. of the Noblemen, Gentlemen. thrgy. trod Freehlubters of that borough. to be 1.1.1 tit. re this due. to eumitler of a Patriotic vial j,i)yal Address to Ins Alsjeety King George the Futtrth, to expreas their atturliment to his Ala jest)'s Peron, Ilia Governuteut. sod OW glorious. Conotitution." . 'the abUVe notice has extitra the attention of se veral of the friendspf hberty in Ilse North Kitting t. and hr . rog evidently a potty trick., like ell the 0/ WIC falsely-tismt;fl L 44 Nolings, MIIIMAIMAR 14' var.. Fag. one of our reilreeerdastieca Patti*, meta . . hall 110 1 .11 y * relate forWatti.i!SO 011141tIffiffilkA1141 1 ,1100. on the suhket, tiom Ifurtou nail, " to the Loyal F f ~. MELINA DEctiosca 21. CORPORATION OF TOR CITY OF DUOLIN. Y emetelief thereelan a Post Aasetnbly held wt the Assembly-hones. Willisnuottund, for •the opectfic Purpose of addrusaing the King. A long and nil intereatimg discussion respecting the forget , nr-thi 'retroceding took•phier, after which the•Attirres isse , pet and agreed na. Mr.. A LLOWA Ir th-o mo y cl i, that t t o. v ed o f it .heing tratiantrited , to the throne thrlanch the medium of the Lord Ltesteliansj that the Hight }-Ii n. the Lord Mayor. toe Density Iteernder (.I , onr.(ltertre). the senior Ifigli Sherif (Mr. Geri. Whitford'', sod the Town Clark (Mr. MutesnortirGrernr), ahnutd he ordered to carry she Address to the foot of the thrtror, Some member. opposed this motion nn the ground of the expetnie it would occasion. Th. Corners. 1.0., IVY, they said, so poo►, that they were unable to pay. the salaries of their• officers. It being understood that the deputation Were to pay their own expenses, the 'notion was agreed to. Mr. Mooed rose et►d said, what be hart-to move might he deemed extra's , ' wry, hot he would submit it • to the House, who might dispose of it. He moved that the High Sheriff., in the name of the Commons, should wait upon the Lord Lieu tenant, and request that the ►oyal yacht might be ordered to convey the Lord Mayor and suite, with the Address to the King, 11C1/01141 the Channel. Mr. ‘ViLLts said, that it was on wonder that the mover of suet, a propo.ition should fear that ie would be deemed extraordinary; indeed it was the most nonsensical thing he ever heard of; and besides the ahaurdity of a►king the Royal yacht for the Lord Mayo►—there was the expense to he taken tutu con sideration, if grouted, which lie did rot think it would ; the very warrant world cost 101.; and there was money to flee sailor*, ■od money to the Cap lain. He hurl heard a Nohlemsis who hod got the Dorset yacht to convey him tg deulare it had cost him shove 1004 Si viral members spoke for the motion, No Mr. Sheriff Whitford. slier thinking the House fur the Ingli honour they had done lain, declared for his port. that there ii;oulel nut be a shilling expense charged to the . Corpormisti. The Resolution then passed with a few dissentient voice., and was si-lit up to the Board fur their appr,bstion, and was mimed to. The House was then shout to break up. when a Member exclaimed, " What a gbi. nou■ example do the proceedings of this day re. seat to the RADICAL Corpora ion of London ! We have proved oar Inyalty, and their acts have proved any thing but theirs I !" Mr. Willis exelaimed—'• Oh! that's flue Tullaght Hill talk .^' The assembly then dissolveil. The. Address will wit be printed until presented t but it was stuffed with loyalty. CLONMEL, DECEMBER 16. On Wednesday moriung Messrs. Colelough snil Donnelly, Excise officers from Clotimel, under tht directions of Redmond Harty, Esq. Act.ng Inspec tor-General, proceeded with a party of the royal lancers Irons Claw's , to tht neighbourhood of Mitchelstown, where they destroyed seven pirate distilleries. three of which were at full lurk; they spilled and destroyed more than 3,000 gallims of pot-ale, with a quantity of singlings ; made prisoners of three men found in the distilleries . ; and seized a beige quantity of- malt, both dry and in process ; they also seised some horses and carts round con veying illicit melt, end made the Carriers prisoners, who, together with the persons above atentioaed„, were brought in custody to Clontitel, where they hare deposited in his Majesty's stores three unli censed copper stills, shout 40 bends of illicit malt, and two horses, with Scotch uric —(C'hansel Ad vertiser./ A few nights back, about seteti o'clock, the house of Mr. Drone Dwyer, a respectable farmer, who resides on the Inn& of linckeett, in the barony Of Kilnamausgh, was forcibly entered by banditti, • consisting of eight armed men, who knocked doin his servant man in the kitchen. put oat the candles. and proceeded to the parlour, where Dwyer end his wife were sit :lug. sod demand ed the fire arms, Which they insisted on getting, but which he denied having ; they not being la fisted with hia assurance forced him to swear to it. The ruffians the,' iMt Dwyer and his wife into soother room, while they sesrehed minutely for the arm., and. nut succeeding in giving them. they left the house. Oa Captain Wilson's beating of the outrage. he instantly dispatched a strong ',arty ahis mounted police. who apprehended six men, in the mountains of Kilualausgh. He then summoned another Gentleman in the neighbour hood, who had been recently robbed of his,ernts, with Mr. Dwyer end hii servant. but, when exa mined' on oath, they would riot git 'further theta their mere beli4. that some of . the persona were of the patties who robhed their houses, inconsequeuce of which Captain Wilson was reluct antly obliged to discharge thise men.—Mid.) . • • TO THE EDITOR OF THR WATERFORD MIRROR. batitaltetit tan, eteamaatt 11. Os Thaattlaylad Ftirlay we had a gate frost- &E. to S. the heaviert felt here fur sense years.—Yesterday stunting it became a heirricane. The 'seas; at the pier of Dussinure, wove imbeleyr treatendoetty'lltris, bat were 4ffeetoally resiit rd by the fisiehed part d tbat.weela .Pram the Wait eons i• . nuance sod orveriry of the etoriwythe heal of the meet intile• is levelled down to high water suck. Some otschioery. has brio carried away, arid the radars,. much eat up by the 411 •of the heaiyerray. Two or three we?lia of e.vourablehaeatioe will be siereamery to reiatiatailla goitre, tithe 'pearls rude . oat she gale Jo safety, woad- arra Allure,. al midst. A sloop. lades with coals came is dories& the alum:. • • , An article dirract yiEnnti ps December IQ, says— " l'he Fort aeetaants reettaftifiojta Tattoo by way of Conalitaittople i . sititoSatito ihe roiling of a p e p s , drop of the 'hips - v( war; ro t. the ourpume of par twins the Bret of Al4iorit: glad repdhop die. Ifiej:, tihties which it itiiool4l. , r l ftire tlic.departure."‘. this .qutrdroh, tbe:l3 . eiltrittiuted ill the Cowrie. •of fireggiePost:ey's of thin iktict . .o4 this,artllamPl.tals 7 1. ends ea the ol'ose • tie...,..oi!trirmoct Alto! :Lira , 'Nisi agile:atm work . lot poit,,rl7. dation magi 1/ttiaiiaan roriNfiiilititest Imis it aught .itioct omit in; iti CO' iiide - ' . 1r4711.41/44.91tlebtotligoolreillogietnosop pa bit. the' AA' coast us i 10th tease', with all her artt am! two haiilepasoragets. . • . • . . . • THR TU RF BETTING-ROOD, virreitsA LLI, Drcrussa 43. ' • • PFPSY. It so 1 abt Geyserite 18 to I fist T►el4 iS K l sci 4 ttruther to oo taftel'Moot . PAIN INW fte 41 !,apt Corr& 1? ,to 1 opt Morel . • Dins. ~ . 11 to 2 opt Sly Lady 1 II to I opt Emil?. 9 1.. I agrt Breese I . . SIDDLItispOII7II. 7 to 2 iget &lima . 1 4 to 1 not Hurl. INTELLICEIItE • YORK 'Amor MEETINd, ROIL IigOXDAY. Mr. S. Reed's he. telt, bi Prime Miairsirr. draw Oere• fats, Sgt., 3lh. *gat Mr. lessits.r'i hay filly. I s y sansgins.ko.eat of lull II HAWS slaw, 5.! sit. TheLl.l Palk 111,•1 NI(, easels, Is ft. • NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1521. • Nominations fur the C...r floods Mateo. D. 1. Lord . G. H. creothels's Allegro, 3 yrs old, 94.191 b. Mr. Farts Victor:a, aced, 9st. 71h. Mr. Calley's Chamitizmos, 4 yrs old, 9st 51b. Doke of Pus Hand's rrresisa, 4 yrs old, 9.1.41 b. Lind Jersey's blaster Heirry,•6 yri old, 00. 4 111 b. Lord Wart' kelt'. flomilal v lb ?mold, Ilet• 3lis• CoL Morland's Ranter, by Cutout, b vs old, 991.91 b. Mr. M. E low 's A 118 CI vou, S you old , Pst. 21b. Mr. N'est'. Fitz 01,18. 1 ,8 3rs uld,h.t. 111 b, Mr. Sti'Vellleo Charm,ng Mutly , aged. list. 1016. bid Eseirr's Captain Candid, aced. Bst. 10Ib, Mr. West's Alpha, 4 yrs mid, SO. Sib. Duke of Put timid'. Zsdic, 4 Es old, ftst. 516. Mr. Chariton'.. Phicois, 4 yrs old, Sal Mb. Mr. Wynd m's I.lf fli• John, 4 Ira old, Est. 316. Mr:'Titorohitt's Shoveler by Stud, 4 ysii old, 8.1.91 b. io Mr. Ramsbotm's Sittr4liborts, 4 y. • old, 7st. Wt., Mr. Dead...'. Orelw, by ;Roberti, 4 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. Mr.'fibbits's Erm.lue, 4 yrs old, 7.14. 131*,. Gen. Gruon nor's Pion), by TritBl-,4 yrs, 7M. Iflb. Mr. Jones'. hr. c. Clio!, too, 4 yrs 01d.7.1,121b. Mr. James's Auti-Gesilicao,3 yrs old, 7st. 1216. Mr. Prince's hr.-cult, by Ardtiossan, 3 yrs old, 7sl. 12;h. Ld G. H. Cavewligh's co. c. Tigtr, by Mid,firaeorpr, a. re , old, 7.1. Pot,. Mr. %Vol! ley's Larrlcifel, S y.ra old, 7st 'Alb. Mr. Bet.suo's ft. e. Copeisnd,.3 yrs told Tat. Blh. Mr. Wyndham's &Mao Hood, 3 yrs old, Load Jersey',i Colt, hyllocitlisayer, 3 yrs 01d,7.t. 41b. Mr. Waiket's Canova, 3 yrs old, 7st. 411.. Lord hwy . ,' colt, by 'tasty, 3 y.s old, 7st. 31b. Geis. Grusreoor's Meonshme, 3 yrs old, 7st. 31b. Mr. Gorldasst's Moomaker, 3 yrs old, 7... • Mr. Stertma's be. e. Fonnsois,B.yrs old , lit. • ' • Mr. Wove. ir's Ai bolus, 3 yrs old, 7.1. Mr. Jones's Abra, 3 yrs uld,7st. Ld Jersey's brother to Master Henry, 3 yr. old, bet. 121 b.. CATTERICE BRIDGE MEETING, MM. WrONFIDAT, *ram 45. The Peedote Stake, of bp. each, h ft. - colt', 'sit. Vb. Aal.-31► •Ibwed, &c. Two Du kr of Leeds's gr. f. by Illowbray, dam by Evatider Dukr of Lorded gr. 1 by Octavian, out of ltrbeec. Duke of Lettlea bay col', by CartLoa! York or Alin Cleft Mr. Jargees's ch. f. by Oetatriae—Meeryseses ,f ae . Mr. Jacquse• filly, by Orissa, dam by mutate Mr. Loathima'a bay colt, by •■adis,..atof itosilia I Mr. $.111116444111 b c. Maieplm, by Macbeth—Peters= • Mr. Alli BOOS b. e. by Sasoicasko, out of Assim Bella Mr. Mirbaelson's b. e. by Hapbazard, Jam by Sischo Mr. T. 0. Porkies b. c. Jack Spigot, by Ardrossau ye Mari ohms, out of a Sister to Vent WU Mr. Riddell's filly, by C 0..., dam by Pipator I . ergioma's f. Flumathe, by Octeviau, oat of Little . . . Thomas a dam Mr. Bell's b. f. by Fits-T*B2le, dam by Hyacinthus Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, Higs. ft. for colts rising arse. . . _ years aid, Bst. Mb. fillies, B.t. Two mile.. , Lord Qtreensberry's gr. e. Senator, by Prime Mamie+, out' of Vrila • Mr. Allison's br. e. by Sonolenako, out of Anita Belts Mr. Jaw i s cb. e. by X Y Z—Nell Mddon's states Duke of Lerdes p. f. by Mowbray, dam by Evaarter Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Cardinal York or Octaa '4ll So- W.. Maxwell's ch. e. doer, by Viscount —Briltirtute • S. W. Maxwell's p. e. by Yteconot—Mrs: Barnet. • • TiRINIDA Y. The Old Stakes of bhp—each, 10ge. R. for colts, Sat. SM. r Allies, est. Two miles. Mr. Wilson's b. e. by Wbuteloek, out of Sheba 's Qmeen Mr. Barrett's b. c. by Octavian, dam by 83, Tropbocias Mr. Muse', gr. c. she Baron; by Cervantss—Cantsila Mr. T. Prime's b.f. by Centre, date by Stamford The Filly Stskes.of tots. each, p.p. Mr. Jame% bay, by Senobeeske, dam by Fh•ttle Mr. eh-Issue's Florantbe, by Octavian • Mr. Rubinson's b. Miss Wilk., by Octavian e darn by Reeseee be.ineer The Yearling Stakes of 20es. earls; culls, est. 31b ; Pet. (Poe mile. Mr. Lateliden'a eh. by leopold—Withrotet.esh M r.. 1. Lousdele's C. by Wufst I, darn by.Spadille • Mr. Beiseue's eb. e. by Raphael, dam by Derweet Mr. Ayres eh. f. White Rose, by Ootous—Wlyitsvortb Mr. Cla.olge's ch. e. by Cotton, out of Ylatina 31r. J.-freemen's h. e. Clgret, brother to Chem polcoe Mr. Harsiosn's b. f. Miss Wortley, by Vrefal• .• Mi. W. Prime's b. e. 811/011 Bowes, by. Weisel, out of Remo.. braoce Mr. T. Prime's b. f. by Octavian, dim by Niel tk. GREENOCK, Dualism' 0. One of those disgraceful woes which, in the present demoralised stale of the lower, °oder, of eti ciety, have become of sn common occurrence else where, and we are sorry to add, not tnifregoent here, was exhibited in our streets on Si:lmlay eveniiig. During the latter part of the day o snow fell heavily, end a kern frost still prevailing, 601:111cover-d the ground to the depth of several inches. After dusk, the tender mercies of the rabble suggested to them the harmless pleasure of converting the congealed element Into missiles fur the purpose of annoying the lieges, and though their object had been laud able, they could not.have displayed a greater indus try in the pursuit of it. This desultory warfare was, however, ultimately obarolinied, for a combined attack, which was accomplished by accumuleting a ' siloweball of colonel dimensions, and rolling it iAis the door-way of a shill in Harnillon-street, Occupied by Mr. Hume, cendleirt.ker, who, from having fur mealy heels a membered' the Port Glasgow Armed Aosortetion, bar, 86'1kt...been trade the subject of inseh reinstifiablesietvsge, on the part of the mob. On Notice being &owed' what was going on, the Magistrates. Sheriff, end Town Officers came to the 'pot, the former of whom strongly rem instrated with the rabble on the impropriety of their conduct, but without effect. The early part of the proceed= isigs ins apparently the work of idle boys, but let- terly. us the disturbanee was prolonged, others, of mature years, took part in it, sod unconciliated by the. forbearance of the Magistrates, the outrage on the shop was continued. mild the window was en hidy broken, avid considerable darn age otherwise done to the premises with brick hats, &e. At length finding their lenity was only produci ire of 'ownsl abuse directed spinet themselves, the Magistrates called in the assistance of a party of military, who had scarcely made their appearance when the hi therto courageous rabble began to scamper away in all directions, and in a few minutes the disturbed part of the street was completely cleared of the malcontents. It is matter of regret, however, that none of them were caught in the act, as it can only be by securing, and inflicting exeniplary punish meat on sorb offenders, that they anti their coadju tors in the work of mischief will be deterred front a repetition of their informal-practicer. It is inc. pointy that gives them that mongrel courage, that impudent &ruble, which, in affray. like this, they exhibit, to the temporary invasion of the tranquillity of the town, and 'to the manifest in jury of its reputation in the. estimation of other communities, besides the pecuniary loss which the iiihrbitents most sustain in repairing the damage committed. VVe Ore our Magistrates every poeiiible credit for their limning.' devise to nesiniaiu the peeve without the intervention of military aid; but while we do not possess a regular Police s•sta 7 blishment—and which burden, vie ere afraid, a ee.. ries of excesses such as the one now mentioned, must inevitably, ere long, hove upon can not see any impropriety in the prom pt but temperate applioation tile . only effective ens which we pones., of checking Alit div Orderly spirit which so fatally prevail" ainorit the lower °Welk To' the trerpetrutors of each in outrage, advice, ad monition, or reproof, ate al!ogethrr thrown away. They must be invulnerable to all such—to all feel ings either of commois decency, humanity, or compunction, ere they would become parties to it, and, to be dealt with at all, other means, war ranted bylaw, must b- employed. In saving so, we are sure that we speak the sentiments of 116 e-tenths of the well.dispoeed portion of the commu n ity. sides, it is impossible to regard this. biota! acetic es' the ebullition of feelings, to which the remembrance of a late unfortunate event, might have give., poig. loamy in the breasts of s few individuals, personal ly, or through the medium of relative., concerned iii its untoward results. With . the rabble, so Pe- - triOtically employed on S 'tardily night, ire' will venture to say, 'no such pretext, indefetisihtese it might be, existed, but that a sheer love of mischief, iss detest:dile at it wss.otherWise inotivete.s, actuated their proceedings. They meet not, however. ex pect to escape sower es they have dune—the d a y or retribution. thoughSitte, mud' arrive;. and we ven ture to predict, tied be their'imoisliment what it may, few well pity, and mint interpose to steer or emetic/tato its infliction. • Hite Majesty's ships Heela and Griper, which lately arils. d at Deptford, from the Arctic Et t iedi. tion, are to be paid off. The G.iper being found altogether-unfit for such another expedition, wilt be replaced by the Nary bomb, to be' intine:.. ettutely fitted out for another • voyage t o Ott pbliir' region,. on: • plan more exibinive • add - coatplti' than nor hithetto 'Wonted. An Unforeseen aceideid droircil the semipro of the discovery slaps &thing . theism voyiree, of a corninedity• whiegi is• knoweis to be sr grist preirrestitt of beafth to those viiio . , are a longtime at sea. ThillMeloice,.. 'Mich was forniAid thefts by the TKidaphrt Bard, being . : fro:sett; was lisst iu eareakcjurrtee of the bdrstlog or •tire bottles whielt Contaltied 'Prbptor preteutlbrio; - . hoereVer, will' be tails to•gtiettr thy like nriaftkerne fistitte;:eild it ie inftntle.h4 a4li4K other' orrangfkleilik' fie - Obtiliefeetfithlio toibtldt tbssalsWeltniarie , itt thi • vtripttt irk ibe exposed. DREADFUL FIRE NEAR .WASMAIL Aimed- three o'c'uck on Friday week, the extensive tat. mill-in the occupation of Mr. Preis`, of !!anew , in York.' shire, was discovered to be on•fire, wbieh • some spread various parts of the huildiog . , aod berme the engines. ao rased from Bedsit, the devouriag element had inercaseil with such rapidity as to resider alt endeavours to says the &wilding fruit !, es. After berning for some time with onahatiag fury, the roefifell ea with. tresumshins crash* and the whole of this intensive budding, which wa i fs thirty yards iariength, tea in bi eathb, and bye stories in bright, soon became a mass .or smoking . ruin, nothing but' the bare walls being The . ion, we. are sorry to may, amounts to ten thuntanW mends, and was only insured iu the Norwich Union. Office for Poor thimeand ice biendred. it is supposed sha wry . is the pill had been everbeitt,d, which looms' the tire. Ilse dinning-horse *mid twenty-6Tc colt kis adjuiping avµl.l have shared the tams fate, hit happily the wind blew in cuistrery dirttienl providentially tie !lees ',re test. 'ire are interese4.thet Oie Wadi," Ivelnisgest to liir..Writh, was ocespiedhp Petal on a lease r :Witty peen et arigela are asrapired. We hive iic,iveti . sit this o ffi ce the cape .7iscn, r:itseVe of qt.. ryilt October. 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