The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-11 00:00:00

LA ill rdr:r. ?317. 1 .'1CITLEY [Tann •:-, (Cwatilu .oni uue l'a L wr of yesterJaY) Thv Ht: v. Illicit Carrington tv;n4a ini c.:!ft! I in, and 11[00.w:est tea i,ooks; 1.11,1 was rtsk. d, tti ohn r. vueto(l: via- the rews:r) eclrrh 3nu vroduee ?—it was so far iu sny custody (I fetched it Goat skt ley Casdr) LILA It wits in the care oP Mr. in the ei.idonce-house of Lord Berkrley, and left there, at tie tone Idiscovered it, by ins direr: Dors it iis,l4ly lay sit Berkelry Castle. —lt sv.is not tlicrs ,or I discovered the te 6 latiy of raiii i .ge .:,,r1 bawls. came Gry to he deposited at Brrkeley Cas.le tiaought tbey woola he barer than iu a box 1 provided fur thew. thau louse et the Cu ate'a. Where were they before the diworer) ?—At the Carate'a. Did you imagine then that to deposit them in ley Castle is littler thin to keep them in the thelividirscts ?—I did not imagine that. nee Mr. tlillsum Tudor was e.reTwirted. • Was you present at the marriage of the Earl of Berkeley, in the year 1785, as stated in that ',e.t.a fuer lour present at the osurringe of the Earl of Berkeley, °tribe 30th of March, t7ss. Say voLetlier that is your hand-arising as a sub. ecriitiug witness to the usarriage?—Thut is wy battal-writing. . . - . . Aitd you ;ow it signed by the Earl of Berkeley' did. _ _ _ And by the other subscribing witioess?-1 did. And by the Orrin wan Hupsisiun ?-11 did. You were liviug at Berkeley at that tiwell war ant. It was intended to he a concealed marriage at that time ?—lt wa‘ intended to be concealed for e aloft time; I understood so. Wes there any copy of the rigktry given to your self or to Lidy Berkeley ?—I did out Like any. Was there say request to Mr. Harman to con cad lib..carriage?—Not in my hearing. I under stood from my Lord, that it was Earl Berkeley's re qoest that it might be kept a certain time a secret. Wee the request made in your hearing?—Lord Berkeley'ltad mquested me to keep it secret. At what time of the day dill the marriage tale place camint particularly mention the precise ; it wes in the moesiing ; perhaps it might be eight oruitte o'clock: somewhere thereabouts. UiJ the rairrtage tik► plaice in consequence of the banns or homey ?—Of bunts. Was you present upon the Sunday before the barring, at the publication of the banns?—Not the Sunday before the usisrrioge. I was present at Nye puhlicalinn of the bailors once ; how long be fore the marriage I eanoot eased, ...y. Do nu recollect whether 7 other banns were publit.herl on use same doy ? tune were other banns published at the men. tome. Do you recollect which were published first ? To the, best of my recollection there were some publishe before Lord Berkeley's. By whom was the body of the entry of the regis. try written ?e—ft was already prepared before I Brent into the church for us to sign. . . Whoa* hand•writin is it ?—:I cannot inecisrty say. l have 'sor seen the banes from that moment to this. I have not seen the books. to what part of the kook IMO it re...rifle the particulars; it is new fourt , •rn mars ago. I hire been dine years abroad. mod, from the mil tiplieity s.f ciictlinstatices. I could not possibly asy where. Was it wriiters To the ennrae of the book ?-It, appeared to rise to lee register. - Do ;on mean it "vie selisten regularly its a teat is the. hook ?—Ye , I smuct.re st to be catered a* sueh a thing ought to be:. Then you do not recollect there ow; Y pie of paper rust end tumid up to write it opou %—There nut. . According to your recollection then it was a Common entry in the comer of the hook?—Yes. Then., the book was Vireo to the witness. and he said—lt is so lung since that it really might be.— It apprara to me now, provided this leaf was tinned that wily, it appears to lie now as it rests then with this difference, that tots was not turn from this pint of the hook. Likewise. I observe, there is an . 13. ditirM of !Willi until %%num; on this side. that I do dot know any t!..ing about. Did it appear to you to be written upon the top OT the huttom of a leaf ?—I have only a fettle rt.. collection of its being one of the outside leaves. Did there appear to be any other entry of mar riage before it ?--I did not pay that attention to the registration of the marriage that I might hate done, had I expected its being brought forward sa it 15 110 W• Was you present at any other mwrisge of Lord Berkeley ?—I was present at the -ecou'l marriage. lluw was that marriage soleusnis.d. by banes or licence ?-=-Ily licence. Who vim present at that marriage ?—Nlvself, Mr. Carrington. and the Clergym sii of Ilse Church. Was there no other person ?—TM. clerk. Did you witness the entry of the register of that marriage :-1 did. Did you read the entry before you iigned it?— No, I did nor. . _ Did you reed the entry of the first tustriage he. fore you isitori-ecl it J.—lndeed I cannot recollect at thit moment. Then the cooly of the re,7istry of the second mar riage was sliewo to the witne.s ; end he was asked . I. that, to the best of your recollection, a correct cope ?—lt may be. came you to sign the certificate of Lord Berkeley's marriage, he being stated there to be a bachelor, and your sister a spinster. when you yourself had before been present at their former marriage ?—At that time I was not certain of bring ing forward specific proofs to esablish the first. I could nut think or ask for a second marriage till I had previously consulted Couns►l to know whether the second marnsgs would invalidate the first.— The answer was. No : you may 'marry one hundred tones and it cannot injure time first marriage. It is only a confirmation of it. • What sour name ?—William Tudor. I Inv. roi;or you to they a Jiff rent unto , . from Tour •istor ?—I was ehristroed Tudor. rod took tLr naure frna that moat'. •ud the dvsire Lf some ormv fel elem. i•at *es you Falba'. au= ?—Cule. yea ever go I,v any other nerne?—l newer ;‘,-(1 wyst-If any otherwise than Win. Tudor. _ ly coil imve been alit-0411?-1 hnve. I had the Lii si.rti,i4 wider hit Lt.Jyal Highness the Li :air tw • u cnupai4ne. .. re WA% 1111001 VT prison a witne-s besides your e.:l; : did you attest elle register first, or did the ureter io (but, ?--To the Lest of coy recollectiou I I low steel the citli,r ?-4 le could not write. Wlt et was he?-1 re illy cautoit say what. 'filen You knove oueliiiig of the luau either before or ',thee ?—Nutliitig. :Mr. halals 'roweolteiol, Wiudr.or Herald, pro duct,' vevcral e e xtr.icia from the reguetiy of the pa riah of St. (4ear l - t e. I ! inoyer•vituare, is the totality of Mieldlrvez, test4itig that baptism had been ad miniaterrel to several children of the Earl of lierkt ley and .14ry Cole, iu that chur.h, Viz. Januar'', 17/47-Ilore-II 1768 1 +rel. 1769; ai.d e at St. Mar. the', in thy Fields, July 1793—arid March 1795 ; but that thee re, , ri-ter of Nor. 170 bt•sted, " Right Hon. T..ninaa Fitzltardinge, Lord Hundey, sole of the Ifte g ht Ilou. Frederick Augipetie* Earl of Ber keley, and Mary C'uNatess of Berkeley." The !Jerald was then asked— * . . . Li the pedigree offered to the Committee, you state IVillrain. the son of Lord Berkeley. as com monly called Lord Dardey ; have you any autho rity for that entry ?—Notre, except the authority of Lord Berkeley, and that of the registry of Berke ley. which I hutch 'teen, of the marriage having been celebrated tit Bet kelt,- in i7s3. Upon that ground, and upon the infortisittion of Lord Berkeley toge ther, I thought myself authorised to insert it in the Iced igree. you have read now an entry from the registry of the parish of Sr. Martin. in which there is another entry of Local Dursley ?—1 have, but since the first manias remained in any mind. liad lost any evidence of the other going by the name of Lord Dur4ey ?-ICu. _ . . There are not two regt.ters of the hapti•tn of this Add in the pariah of St. Martin in the Fields ? Not that I have discovered. TO TH at KM il Mt. Sta---Happening to he present at a ploughing match, at Doveridge, in the County of Derby. on the 23t1 ult. I sus induced to send you some parts lam of the contest, presuming they may spot be unacceptable. at least to your agricultural r. aders. The match was between a ploughman helonginir to Mr. Coke, or Longford. and otte resident in the viler. The former aas to plough in the Norfolk manner, with /era horses a..hreast, driven by him self ; •nd the latter with four, in the usual way, assisted by it driver. The contest was decided in a fellow field, belonging to Lord Waterpark (the Lord of the Manor), who. with Mr. Coke, %Ir. Anson. and several other characters of the highest respeetabili.y w the neighboot hood, and the re's. bested Sir Sidney Smith, nu a visit at leis Lord ship's, were present on the occasion ; which latter t tun assisted to collect a great crowd ef spec t a!,.rs. The prelim . uctries bring settled, the match com menced about o'clock, and terminated in Iwo hems and t half, when nearly one acre or land was tAni2h...l by tech team. The steadiness, neatness, and continuative ease with which the pair performed their ,%ork, were the• theme of general admiration, and astoisi.:ted rimy unprejudiced person in the 'nit s d l In that method. The two I , ,rw•grii nip, .11,41 It -5 fitigued than the four, went .t le . •iis oitilisher of it bouts;' end on the • nth .rtiy or tut..e riwpectothle unisitlueuct-d nectcr., joul4es on the occasion (Mr. .S.nne.., of l)overulge; • Mr. Sharron, of West Ihnu ; zlitoo; and Mr. Mellor, of Sunintershallt, per formed 'twit wen kin a better and more hustund- I•ke mstio•• •-; alt.:mu:oi the utmost praise was due to the other ploti4liman, on account of his abili ties and exei titian' throughout the whole of the con test. _ . _ _ _ During the whole time, the beautiful Lady of the Major, aurroutsded by her lovely daughters; the Honourable Mis•oes Cavendish. together with Lady Smith, Mias Bombe,ld, Mn.* Anson, were seated et the summit of the field, exciting by their presence the utmost etuulatiou in the Enrupr. ant*. and giving a character truly romantic to the bubble...sof the. day. Th r weather was uncommonly line, and the surrounding scenery. enlivelied by such an asseiubbloe, would have afforded an admi rable subject for the pencil. The naval hero, Sir Sidney, took the liveliest interest in the peaceful contest, and seemed the only one present uncoil scions of the laurels with which a grateful coun try had adorned his loose, while the minds of the spectators, who el ad him with a proud and eager admiration, adverted, by a very easy and natural transition, to his plougl - iing• snatches on the plains of ocean. where he had so often borne sway the India of victory from the enemies of his country; nor was that " glorious and we;l-foughten field" of Acre forgotten. where, with • handful of Its brave fellow-plotiOnien, he heat Bonaparte in tier soli, and drove his whole team completely off the field, all Europe being Orig.'. Bat waving these remarks, allow one to conclude by observing, that the sanction thus given to important agricultural experiments. cannot hut be highly beneficial to the real interests of the country. The liberality of Lord Waterpark on the occasion, to the respective ploughmen, as well as his affability and condescen sion to all around him, were such ss did him the highest honour. The whole village, as well as his own beautiful domain, evinces his taste ■nd spirit for public improvements. while his private virtues, lain informed. render him a pattern to his own rank, and an example to the whole neighbourhood; and have met with their reward, in the respect paid to his choracter, mid in the affections of his lovely family. thanes nt meats ins. ibis pro Islam mom • F.sigst k patches haat te mole ponstem. I am, Sir, yours, &c. A SIPUTATuII. NAII4I. APPOllVTiltiiTs.—Capt.l 4l rlKo lll6l. , to be act in in the itloo3rrh ; I.iert. Phillip*, Rai .t ter to Admiral Brat*, to It , acting lit the Wessel ; Liret. W. Hillyer, to the Ch,otirst VII ; tarot. Iterreit, owl Lieut. T. Wooldridge, Istr of 11w thri.tion VII. In the Despot ; lieut Illoosey, to the Putoot.it, vier Lowell, &Tossed ; I.iret Ashworth, to the Maros : !lent. 11. Elliott, to tb, Ferret ; I.ieut. J. NPR lady. to the Hibernia 11.1ents ttolwtts nod It. l'Ererry, to the Motives.; Rev. - 1110ms. Ihn is, to be Clo.plsess of the Illsber. eta. Cam ;rotes, I.le Ilse larelcouti4 in Admiral Yvan, to appoirt.J to tic bralute stoop of war, ear Hatt. SPORT/YO INTSLUGRATE. CHESTERFIELD MEETING nsovemw, A1;13..29. Sweepstakes of 5g,. eat.ll, fist three and r-sear olds—nuee round Ilse 1 oorse.—(ls Seliserit.Cr. ...... s , Lord Low thee* els. e. ii:hrtlaptua, 4 yr• 0:11, 04. 711 s. walked • over The :11.1:.len Plate of 501—Two tulle heats. Mr M;rria's ch. f. by Siaiiifurd, )ri; old, ist 1ib.... I I Lord Lim dices b. r. Prridao, a )rs old, 811. bra . • ... 2 Sir IV. milesiobl's b. f Bit-0E4144, •yn old, sat..slb. 3 3 . . Even n.-itn.g on Persian: after the beat 3 to I use Harried blly. %Vnn easy. Match for Sul.—One mile and a half. Mr. but 4 orth's br. g. Accident, 5 yrs irld.. ...... I Mr fb.aumoat'a b. g Paddy Noddy, agutl . .• 3tol on Pa.bly Noddy. Viva easy. TtiLitenAlf. _ _ Sweepstakes or togs fo4ll.l4;iiursea sot thoroagb-bend. Twirc round the Course.--(a %ulN,cribets.) Mr. Scari.irrirliu b. R. H surtburu, 6 lir* old, I t.t Mr. Slitur'r b It. Tulip, 6 yr. uld, 12i t .__ . . Mr 1.. reli s h g Itarlo r, Ity Mars)", • yrs old, ill:I. tolb. Mr. St.ut it.brick purchased Hawtituts of Mr. Read Dealonn before starting Two to 1 ott Hawthorn, and creu betting bet* ixt Tulip and Barlow. Won in a canter. Swet i.siales of togs each, fur bunters, list. Two mike,— Subscribcts.) Mr. Makes br b. Lugopur, Ii Muurcork, aged Mr. D. CIA 131•01 1 .6 Avutuu.t. 6 yrs old _ . _ S i r W. Kunibulil's li. Is. Mr. Teasle, aged (broke down) Even tatting on Lag,pus ; 2 to a sgst Sir W. itUlaibUld . ll bu t .e and lu to 1 agst Alll.llllllll. A well cultic-skid race, 11'011 with diniculty. Fifty Pouuda for all ages. Four.mile beats. IA Lowther's b. C. Persian, 1 yes old, 7sl. Mr. Lacy's ch. g. Rustic, aged, yet. Mr Scere's b. e by Sir S.sloniira, 3 yrs old, Mil. alb 2 dr Even 606.14 on to I eget Mr. Scaire's cult, and 4 tot sot Rustic; talcr the heat, 4 to 1 es Paellas. A good race. Match fur 30.4 1 1. One mile. Ld Frarschile's b. in. Nancy, aged, lost Mr. lkaciatuut's h. g. Paddy buddy, aged, lust 2 to 4MI Naucy. A good race. Match for sags Owe mile and a half. Mr. PITO" 6 b. g Barlow, 5 yrs old, lost. 71b Mr. Sbuttiewort Wu hr. g Accident, h yrs old, lost 4to I on Barlow. %Volt em.y. Match fur t oogs. The last .rwariAwick's b. R. 1116% ttorn. ti yrs old, 9sl. .... Sir IV. Itsuits.bl's b. 1 H it-or• Slits, 4 yrs 4.id, 8.1 ;Ili. mwimHavrtkoni. *O4; if a ;outer. Oa Tuesday Sir Sidney lae.l Lady Smith anally ar rived at Itemshaw, the scat of Sir Sitwell Sitwell, Bart. and on tVedneulsy and Thursday honoured Chesterfield Races with their presence. The Bores were, io g I, well con tested, and several matches were run. Amongst the ram rimy we noticed Lord sad Lady Scarsdale; the Bow. D. C 11.2014, lion. Miss CISITOU, and Admiral Carton ; Lord George Cavendish, end Mr. Cavendish; Sir William and Lady (Wambold; Count and Countess Illesuanl; Si'. Wind sor and Lady Ilatdoke, andllias Charlotte Hualuke ; Sir Sitwell, Lady, and Min Sitwell; General Murray ; Mr. N. l'ernou ; Major Wilson; Mr. Hill; Sir Williams Gerard • Mr. lfivics; Mr. Toryaden ; Mr. Beaumont ; Mr. Scoria brick, SrOCKPORT M LTING--;Concludvd.) FRIUt%, AVG. 31 Swerpstakes of 7go ...act', fur horses sot thurusgh•brd. Ttro•naule heals. (a Sutsseribers.) - Mr. 1...11mer h en. Sprit . e, by Archduke, la yrs old, Hist. I ill.. •;r. Allan's b. h. Cleashy, el yo. uhl, list ..... Mr lluystou's h. c. Nonpretil, 4 yru old, list 2 0 3 Sir 11. T. Vane'. b. 11. Nails llltalicits M r. Seall,iolll'S bay ware, livt,y, 5 )rt. rdd, I est. Alb. fall Lune .. Even lki twig au Spitfire ; aficr the find heel, G le 4 against Cltaxl.) ; after the sixoni/ heat, si to t toe Spifitrc. A good race. Fsny Pnueds for all area. Three stile Lord Strutismoit's b. to. Itrineiebrancr. ul.l, 711 i. received lid. SIVILPEII4 MEETING. 11l lAD %V, SIPT. 4_ The Illairtrn Plate Of 5 , .i. WM; 1.011 I.y Mr. flitlle)% In. coil Sow. air, .1 yrs 011, Wulin; at three limit Air. 0011211111 , 0111 old Air. I.uttadale's Georgiosara, a yrs aid; sud Alr.Sturry's b. f 'rinds, 4 yea WEIIKL.DAT The 501 fur 3 sad 4 yr olds, was woo at two heat' by Mr Carl'a h. c. (*cal o, 3 ps o4cl, besting Mr Lansdale's (Georgians, 3 )rs utd, and Mr. Stacey's ch. f. by Strait, 4 yis THURSDAY. The Hunters' 9.labea of five Guineas each. Heats Iwica round the Course.—(ii Nubscribers.) Mr. Loftwee be. in. Spitfire, Ii yrs old, tart .. 1 I Mr. Braudling'i, b. Eby Alionso, 4 yrs old, I'M . • 4 Mr. Ri mulling's b. g CtitTe , aged, last a a Gen. Setklion's ch. R. Yellow-Hoy, 6 yrs old, tart Even betting between Spitfire and Yellow Hoy, and 4 to agst Mr. Brooding's filly; alter the heat, 5 to f on Spitfire, who won ,e, troy. Yellow-Hoy leapt over the coils the second heat. More 'hoary was sported es this ►ace than ever *IN knows before to ibe North of &Omsk hu race fur thc Male this day, though lire horses were entered. The Sokbny frigate, that was on shore on the Little Bottom Saud. near Yarmouth, has been got olf without damage. The storm of thunder and lightning, noticed in our last, and which occurred anr.uit y night, ap pears to have been prevalent thrriughout the king dons ; hut we have not heard that it has been at tended Minh much damage, except in the vir inity of this city. At Botcherby. a cow, the property of one Millmni...ktig kille.l ; and two women were knocked down on Wear it Fell, and stunned for ay vend hours; but fortunately recovered. On the same ei ening, a tremendous storm of thunder and lightning pwesil over the parishes of Hutton, Skels ton, & . . The flas'ses were vivid, and almost iucer sant, and the peals most awfully loud.—Mr. Richard &rue, of Uuthank. lust a fine young heifer. She was found under the shade of a tree, of which the hark was shitered and beat off by the lightning.—Another dreadful storm occurred in Car islr,glit Saturday afternoon ' s loch exilsited a very awful apiwarance. The rain, occasionally attended with hailstones of a rein irkal.:e bigness, descended in torrents, and deluged the str e ets, s o th a t the G ut ", o r cud vdtam were covered with water. In Rotchergate some windows were Woken by the hailstones. The Monument iu Stanwix charch-yard. erected to the memory of the late Mr. Wilkinson. drawing-master, was struck by the lightning. and much shattered. The electric fluid. it memo, had been attracted by a small rod of iron ut the tap of the Me, and its direttion was phonily discovered to the tops/ the pedestal, where it had been spin attracted by a bar of iron, which joined the mimes within/isle. Being here confined. it separated the two massy stories of which the pe destal was composed. disjointing them to • coma derail', (hoarier. to a field near flarralry, • bul lock and a young bull, the property of Mr. Thos. mas Bell, of (7aritori, were killed by the lightning. i --(Carbsie Juarnal lamb Sin 2%. lid. to COAL MARKST,SseT. IS. Ships. Ships sold. poiNewetritle Coal 711...... 4SL 6A. S Silueirrllnd .. V 441. ' t Wets+ .......... .... 1 S Ctuders g 369. PRICE OP STOCKS TESTER 3 per Ccat. Cumin 5 per l'eut. Navy o . m,i;une .. Ev.hcque• littla Eughdh Lottery Tickets Qu'Uuls fur T. BISH, Stuck• 4. Curshill, audit. C BIRTH. Os Saturday orating last, is Upper Br , Lady of Alsior-Getieral Caglelam, of a gee. MARRIAGE. At Blackthorn, on Monday the 3d Sept. Ay tome, god Regiment, 800 of Major-General deny, to Ansa, daughter is tbe late Ales. " Blatkatous. At Orglbteteril, corny of ualwav, in the ay. h comprorapee of ►aving been bitten Iwo 1.911‘40 opr, Master Henry Blake, stro Blake 9 fag. Aiioiury. on Saturday 1110F41111.1r, Thomas Loggent hall-street; mu cutustmt HIGH WATER, TiIIS DAY, AT EON Sl. , ru. 6 Elie. after ea I Errs. :le re LON I):)N C. SUITFI. Na and pabliawd at Na Pack of " C Straw , . by J. Wif ..4rne place . . 71:J1:IL IYTELL 1(,15.V( rP . Arrive,! the Jklesztie f • ~-.. !,. . I . ' . 9. Sail.,l it-. Mj. s t v'. , : s,. ;;; '''. '•' . •''• 4114 /If/ ;:./i /ma, 1.1 111 V 4 . - NI ,i 4 ..; - utouzli; and tine S.:sped:os, .: , , ;.:. '. '''' •:- • , PEI ..,t„!;, / si • Came in the Manic ,i ,, 0, 1 111 , 4 % h .. I '' . r Er. .•;• ~ ~ rt.' 5701 Tit sc i:: . ~.... ''' - ArliVed the Pero.... i c lc: ..,i, , ~,, , ;) .' .- and is l'u. , ) , uii f.:- mesas.. t 0 . c:',.. - ' ' '''''" 4l2 . aelialik in Carsaild Po , -Th.. 5.•i 1 .,,,,,, 74. liiSwami-11, i. c 5... A., Ile:iyuii, i:, ~, r tilcinie, nod Britsiinhi. ' " : -, "N+.11., imei:pwiluu'llir'7..,l,:irtl'it:.... . I"l'.l t l ;:l e. : i p ii : i.t, , ,: l a : g i t y tor n. fa h wt a i,.a t i , r i wf tis rt r o e t7 l .,l . l l:, l;;l: j. * 11 lu Hitrouszc-rliP Arnold., Pump-.r, Un.znit A , ~„, Plower, Lyi., E. )„,u .o, (•,...rho, o r , ~,.., " .;-'..-..... and Inspair II 144, ..41 1 rullsl.l.ot t. ' "" ' i Ul 9l surd; Artk u e: l id l t le i.e .l i i h : 4 6 . li n .f g et c h r t AI %14 , I ch. si Dr. 41,, SEPT ii Ar: i'Je ! ~ ::(1 en.:l4m! 1.. r the rivet the R ''' - ice • • i,. t k front the li• :Ad. ; ulni u.riteil the It 2. ' I- S edit r annul 0 war, and reueviass. t not Ely soot q Tltio morning, &host eight o'clock, Mr. Pm . :.1 the A inericsie :mccretary of I.egation, hav,„ : ,, uhrkir: ' the ilut scle:nner, took hi. passage fur Celan - , isid, r a flag ..f truce. I This ober:in:in, a very large frigate, under ju ry f ir r i o a rn st', ll w ie iti m i •e: , : l i u ti la d r . 44l S h a flisjgreifisilitiog'he";'''d k.:. Ir 7vl i li a t ! . e .. , ~f ,i t i r b i ners ii! n y . t ar l th e i r i a s ch s y the S cargoo ehorse u a bonr . j lest fr she ; very deep in the a itter. A few days ago n•es found at the bottom eF a well in the castle of Catlisle, which mat deism, out, and at the depth of 84 feet, a very cu:ims: meeltl, which moist li..ve been struck in commeis.w ration of some of the victories gained Isy the Dole I of CUltlatirtl.4%D over the rebel. in 1745. It s p. !sears to be a coms,oection of i opper un.itio, or is. h J like metals. Qui one side is a head of the Duke of CUMBERLAND, crowned a ith laurel; and mii the r. terse a number of naked mud armed men in fli,;!.t, and the ilmetintiott. " The Pretender's ma Rebels Race fur Life, 1743." The following Sentence was promulgated, uf, r days ago, to Captain C. B. Baowa and Leonel:set NEVILLE ZOUCH, btl,4llging to the East Ludas Regiment of Militia, who. were lately tried bra (lettere! Court-111artiol, at Chelsea College, awl * charges pr. ferred against theta by their Cuter!, Sir JOHN • EASIER. the particulars of a huh lot I already appeared :-" That Ceptain C. li. literal and I.itut. NEVILLE Zoyen be Cashiered; ad further, that Lieutenant Zoom be rendered mica. pubis of holdings situation iu any Mihtarycapacq whatsoever." 55r••315.a.......-.4-Ase • • MARki:r.s. I --..-- • i ; CORN EXCHABGE, Sy rt. In. CURRENT PRICE Of AMAIN. i Wheat .......;M. not. lows Sew SW 51. Fine ditto ..... .. i ur.s. II 0. Tirk dills Ow Se Itye 344, 435 Hats as. 444 171 Harley 164 4154 Poland ditto „ ,„,,ass, 3a Malt 71.. eat Polstor 4,110 ...514 il t is i. it ,i r kn Pr i as 1 .... sos. ..,, si 1 tR. me i te ar d ...., u t Sal I Grey Psas .. ...... . 414. 144 I gre0tu15......-....5u5. Oil US 11l ME Coro.lospeeterls Return, Taoasoor, Soot. 6. Wheat, per load 431. --11. i• 59 4 - -- ' Reeky, per quarter Ms 41. to 464..4 Oats .... ... 311.1. -a. to 4us .4. Brans ...... ........... ...Mio 4...4: t o -.5.-d. to Soto-d. (ltd Ditto -.a. _ Pens .60s. -d. to 63.. -4 SMITHFIELD, Barr. to. To sink the offal, per Male at ' Serf. •••..411. lA. to ss. rd. Herd sf Cattle, this by :-. I Mottos ...4s. 84 Inks. od Beasts cur 'Amts.... as. od. lo 7.. aid. Sheep and Lootbs•• • • IV:. Yea ss (NI. to 75. ed. Calves Peek as. od. tops od Piot "Li e te HAY.NIARKET. Hay M. OS. od. to iol. op ed. Straw 41. lug. od. to 31 . 0° ,ML , Clever 77 es. ea. to tot. Its. ed. NEWUATE AND LSADENNALL MARKET*. 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