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I ~. ~~ fr 1 I sally, every oblehukaa wail also liable, mail omelit to be iota. Aklerasso.—" A toesit.Ar,kof Parliament for the Somme% labia.% I hold I. sy land, rupresily rays, that all ~lnsane' &spasms shall walk Beside their horse. • if Oils reCwtallobe 'was roosplieet wigs. stew orabl- sot ran asleep, erg be tient for their hetsioess" • • : .. ...: -; ~ i • Debit& at- T .?. IT Ilitv. LIMA, iee gables. i t tbe coeds. yea ought to by wellt tob." '. - .. , • The AliauUd ' ; tlic beetem leed bettersolition the 1 . 1, ItAitidiel4l dose eerie ilk eshialatileasioll 'sr Perlis. west. ii. • .:•: ' • .. 4 1" • . •. • . Ile weis.euterie4ol lo.llttypettelty .or.10t: and east.. Jaime Irklikubee. wet or Mere'. Whilkemal's men, was ettargcskviitit • siositai tillikose„.aud convicted. Oil briar told that he mist paY the penally, he said, . 1 . Will, I tkiuk, that's petty tat reeiloigg cooking !" IV. 7,srtoor, meeker man iere. n the e mploy of Reid awl Co. 11vveand Edison( ?wrist, *meter to ,Johit Piegett. tined in like smell b i Co. Irionikosy-sqoare, w snows at .the ante time 11011111008111 were brie' against m ine of Felix Calvet and Co.'s unto. The worthy Alderman admonished them not to he funnel •Difendino fur the futsire,and sack a. hail not the full penalty, he humanely gave them wherewithal out of his owls pocket to make up the delleieney. .... .-- • DONNY RIONIK FAIR. ' / ' lie II *ports" of this annual scene of recreation 'emomenced on Monday ; at a very early hour the vt-Isielets were in attendance at L e eson-street, but the caravans, jingles, and, can were not in 'egoist :inn until a late hoer. U 1 no former occasion have we witnessed more enticement to the rye or Palate: booths a • very 'ulterior and extensive nature were erected, in which equestrian, voltigeur tittnlating, sleight of hand, serious and comic , the ing. and other performaucer, were exhibited to gazing.multitude. Donnelly. for some reason that we cannot, or are nowillingto account for, has nu tent, but he has a Tooth, wherein Cooper, Gregson, and the Irish Cltempion exhibited sparring, to the great amuse ment of ati admiring, although limited audience ; this booth was but hastily prepared, but the persons who obtained admittance appeared slouch pleased with the scientific display of these celebrated p hsis. An amateur , we understand, of great emi nence from Liverpool, at a late hour in the evening ascended the platform (a ten-feet enclosed ring), and encountered Gregson with the gloves—he was evidently no novice in the milling s chool, an d wa s much applauded. Cooper exhibited very superior eciesice, and Gregson displayed the resonant powers of a very superior man. Dan was thought by the amateurs present, to be much improved, but gave itittirelf little trouble else than to %hew how thingst might be done ;" he was cheerful and augh ing during each " set-to." The entire passed ovel in the most regular and quiet manner—the persons present seeming anxious to accord with the caressed wish of the pugilists that the public pence should be rigidly Mutinied to ; the lentil were not in the evening much crowded, but under select " canopies" the mirth-inspiring song was heard, and the lag-pi p squeak, or dulcet sound of the fiddle, well accompanied in various pieces ,by a lapping on " the light fantastic toe." Y.fluerdsy the crowds were greater than upon any preceding occasion ; the itinerant turcuheis were not wanting to contribute their portion of lusrmong. A veriety or songs were circulated, from which w e • select the follow/tog s which appeared to be iu got -aerial demand DONNYBROOK FAIR. Testes- 0 Baia Adair." What made the Taws se shell? Donnybrook Fair. • What wade the teats se fall Donnybrook Fair. ' • Where was 861 joyous ground, Bea* lent, and aserepetarnend, Where wee the festive soissai? Doonsrbrook Fair. Beef, mutton, lamb. and veal, • Donnybrook Fair. Wine, eider, porter, sir, Dosuyiwo Fair. Whishay, WI choice aim' pare, Men and lasi& most demure. Daiselas es the ground floor, Donnybrook Fair. Where was the model/ bow' Donnybrook Fair, Where was the .friendry row? Dorioybrtiolt Fair; Where wee there fun and sport, Where was the ray resort. Where Mown held his court? — Donnybrook Fair. In the Irish Fives-court (Donnelly's booth), at a late hour 041 Tuesday eveuiog, a dramatic charac ter, with the gloves, ascended the stage, but was evidently unable to ward off the blows of Cooper, 'his scientific antagonist. The entire evening passed oft with uninterrupted tranquillity.—(Carricles Post.) Four orchards and gardens have been broken and and long 1. It • Newcastle Ju 'i_e l and reach the NAVAL INTELLMENCE. filltiNEß TO ~Slit WILLIAM SCOTT. • emersimuren, storatesta .. 011 Thlllllll 4 , lel/night 1111: , r I7oof I h-. 'llerilsants , Airived the Elias, Show, from thielsteel and Ileitannia, mitt Gentlemen a Neive•stle goer 11 11111V114111 t h,,,,1 7 ,, r f r 0,,, (..,.,mria.._fire 'idler „„,,,k bp ,. ~,,,,,,...„„.„, hm d diitur4 to Sir William Scott, Chief Judge of the 'and miaemistast 'prose, mittn-ened catried away, mud with Ailuttiolty Court. Stc. • loos of nie author and cattle. lailnd,She Hyperion, for Slavth America. In flee course of the evening Sir Tsibmas .. . • Ttlf MOUTH, AVOUIT 31. BUfigloh tone. mid observed. that lie hail to propose Affimi o .. r.a - f ro m parioswath; Dr pier , mach me yewg. or a "'as' to the e°'"P* l l. mhte lt h e k m.* *Oll/4/ he • sina , of walk Captain Theft, from Halsted for the Ml'll4. drank by all with heartfelt s itist.etimi. He wits 01117 • ofogoelio i wad' the Active, Brows, front St. John's, New sorry that he could nut give it the justice it deleyved... hosanna. . They were !111 a cquainted i. h the merits owl eh:lilies vitfilotrrit. imam. 34. of their townsman. Sir Win. Scott,, whose deci Painerl . th i n port the Canada, !Swat I , frosts St. Joint's NB ' ifilli for London!' I been acknowTedged t o be hail tissue plat, as the wit- Arrived the Da y bed , Davis, from Petrrehnntit ( V). . dont which dictated the m was g reater thin' that of any liatcrAen, ormestusas 1. srall other person in • simi l ar sitar' ion in any part of Arrived off bete, the Corpis, Ftudlay, m o st the Cape, &UMW'. As he was eminent as a JllllEr, SO 111114 he and his landed a iiiiiil: welehritted as is Statesman, in which character he hod De.AI., yerertenrs I. He A ro r , ri E V:l . l .., 7 4 : l sailed for . tbe .. Rini r the_ Ifinuebler, .Sl...aterbe always elistisigisisheil himself nice all able advocate of . , ll a.; and Maria, tiarri.eue, from thienre ,iv „ tie law* and rights of this country., Sir rhoinas Clement, from Deena; Binbliogion, Perrot. from) amaica. ciiiicluded by proposing the hesilth of ir a n d Aim, Wekie. from Ancona ; Lindsay , . Bolonsoo, om Ber- Scott, which was drank with three times three, and bite Maigaret, 31.Ghishati, from TO*11;11; Henry, Atkin. great applense. son, fruits St Mary!. for bee/castle; Veins., Leeson, boon li ne al n i . is o f_oe .. ll resdbworgah Jaunts and vLa;dy rout , ................. tatrhquvizitruaiy ; Sir WILLIAM Scorr then rose, and addressed the company Isll rllllOll/0:.... • and St. llelima id July. The General Hewitt, Cameron, "Mr t'hairrnan and academism—l retorts my thinks In sailed hum s ,. veirma for Eurimiti obi. game slay, this company for the honour they have dune me its &irking C a me down from the River the Ntealiwell, Morgan, fur toy htahh• and to the Clutle"s° for th e b a°llw6te s aw "' Jamaica; Lord Exmouth, JIMA, for Gthraiter ; and Thomas, in which be has proposed it. • Fox, for fijewfowitill sod. "It ia,Gentlemea, hastily necessary for use to assure you Sailed several edam ou twatit.lsound. tJeUtroos. AV u s t 31. that, d o rieg the many years o f a boroce from my nativeer rionietry, I have always fondly cherished the wish of revisit- It has blown • strong gale all shy attended with heavy i,ie it ; every circumstateee that could inelesee and colifirm rain, which has •dune Cr. ac aluosucc mmoug ow skipping such a wish has given birth and m onthe to it in my turret ; Tbe following vessels Wee suffered by the storm i --al urea the re tar mhrance of the scenes of my y, the offer-time of vet, Broom, on thine tar the Alin Humes; Dee, Dickeim, relation! , nwl friends whom I highly value, the kindters em Auer l‘tir Mount Beggar, and lost her anchor., rabies, which I have uniformly experienced from the r 11111.111.11 lof and rutlili r, hot expected to he got uff; Nymph, Clover, Riiiine this town and neighbonrboo d, u p on every °cautious in which lost her anchors and cables ; y, Atomism, 1111 shore k inane's could be sitcom, would hare left me a man 111.1 en. siesrJsc . ksisii:s Dam i Cybele, on share near the Regimes tilde to MI rat sleet and honotorable feelitige, if I had unt enter. Duck; S up ply, WS shore near :%1111101 Beggar ; 0111.1 it brig mined et wish to revish a conntry to which I am attracted by oi mail powerful calla. Even mere curiosity itself was ze , d ,m g:l o l t itn, names unknown ; Waterloo sttam.boat lust her no t withoat its isollumice; I could not hot feel the desire of The mas ter of a fishing boat arrived here, reports he sew viewing the alterations which such a aer i e s of years hail pro. fire men ice the wreck of a vessel off thi s p ort, but he could doted in a rountry most likely to be active in 'MeV Mg and nut+l/111C1111.111-111(7 all disappeared. exten di n g all the improvements of ano des a times, from is posse.sing the wont ample materials for such and still mo a hecefiri in iel ' impose. Its native wealth o n the surface, re the interior of its soil; its facilities of maritime commerce; the industry of its g I population, and the intellieence of numerous individuals in its higher classes, opened to site a prose' ct which promised • high gratification in the view of their resettle. la noise of these autieipadoset have I been theappointrd-1 have bees amply gratified. I would have used a still stroager expression if any occu to me n that could more adequately express my eclai rred ms. But it i possible - possible for me to describe with sufficient strength of words the 11:111aNr111111 I bare received.feutn the many demonatra tions of public sad private kindness that have bees offered to me; end I should be einperdonable if I did not wee the present opportunity of thaultiog you for the splendid in stance of kindness with which 1 am honoured oil this slay: in one respect, I eau assure you, I receive it properly, in as crib m ing it uch more to your partiality than to any preten sions of my own. " With respect to general improvements, the gratiticatioe I have received isnot leas; I are an escellent system a agri culture established, and away tracts which I remember as wild and umproolneliee wastes, now highly cultivated and fertilized; I see inimerous mainifJetories, for various par. poses of Malty and elegance, essiducted with success; sad' what is still better, I see a numerous ;soms . time happily, and. much to its comfort, busily employed to the sierepa tions that belong to both; I see the town enlarged sod en larging heel( its various directions, wl unitised out to great advantage in its communications, with crowded warekowors wad splendid shops, offerieg at hand all the isteostraoAstions of polished life; its sumermita habitations rising ime very quarter of thee ne ighbourhood, lilted foe softy descripsma of iiilsabitaut, with cemeessimase, mai many with elegem*. In short, I see with pielmote reify indication of inereasiog pros perity—of a fair sod honest prosperity, that distributes its blessiugs through every ekes of the eonusuisity, in peeper measure and degree, avid &leases its comforts to tie cot tege of the labourer as well as to the mansion of the great ; • prosperity the more valuable, as It is the blessing of Heaven upon the joint costribetions of the higher classes, frost the resources of their wealth, their scien, and their skill, and of the lower classes, from their habits of regular mud persevering isdostry, and of peaceable and orderly de meanour. o' boos[ may this system of increasing prosperity flourish —it has too much stability of its own to require from its friend* more than their good wishes. But if occasions should arise to make th eir mideavours requisite, they. shall not be wanting. The isterests of this town and neighbour hood will ever be held dear by the sons whom they have produced sad 'detested. " Gentlemen, with repeating my thud's, I propose to drink— " Increasing prosperity to the town and neighbourhood of Newcastle.'' In the course of the evening the following toasts were drank : "The King," in silence- 11 His Royal Highness the Prince Regent," three times three—" The rest sif the Royal Family" --5 , Prince Leopold of Sate Coburg The Navy"—" The Army"--" The Lord Limiest's'l of the C ou nty, the Duke if N o rthuinberlaud," three times three—" The Members for the town," three times three--" The High Sheriff of the County," three times three. The High Sheriff r eturned thanks its a neat speech, and concluded by proposing " The Chair," which was desalt with three times three. Ott Sir William's rising to depart, which he did shout ten o'clock, there was the loudest and most rapturous applause from all parts, which continued till he left the room. LIVEEPOOI, REFORM MEETING. We copy the following from s' Bil Magi s Liar pool Advertiser" of Monday last, August 30 : MONDAY. Two o' Clock, p.m. '! At twelve o'clock this day, pursuant to public notice, a Meeting was held in Clayton-square, of those persons who are " desirous of such Reform in the Commons House of Parliament as will give to the people a full, fair, mid free Representation." for the purpose of considering the propriety of ad. dressins his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, vindicating those who are friendly to that viand's. tritional measure from the calumnies which the Ministry, and nutty of the Magistrates of tl.e country, It eve lately ItlrliWll out respecting them, and earnestly exhorting his Royal Highness, whilst he receives the essurences of our sincere attachment to the English form of Government, to pay the earliest possible attention to the rights of an Ullft , presented people. Mr. Jomp Woof), after hatiog stated the cense of their amottibling io that place, moved that Colo- Het Williams be called to the choir. Colonel WILLIAMS then explained to the Meet ing the Wiliness for which they itmlatoembled. The Rev. Mr. Sitsrmsam afterward* addressed l i the inoentbly at great length. and concluded with 1 moving she Address and Petition to the Prince Rt. ' gent, for the object stated in the requisinott ; which being seconded by Mr. Ottiwell Wood, was unani mously agreed so with acclamation. Mr. JOHN SNITS then moved a revolution. pledg. ing the Meeting to an investigation into the feetill transactions at Manchester, which ass seconded by Mr. Edward Rushton, mid Amerced to with tic. CLONMEL, AuGust 28. dentation. The thinks of the Meeting were then moved by Dr. Crompton to the Chairman, and the Meeting instantly dispersed. The number of persons present is estimated to be shout 5,000. Very late on Tuesday night r soldier of the 37th wandered from his post on the main-guard, in company with one of that myriad of disgusting prostitutes by whom she streets of Clonniel are be yond example infested . It appears that they pro. ceeded down Hopkin's-lane, to what is called the " where there is a pool of stagnant water, the surface of which is as green as grass, and upon the surface of this the utifortunate man leaped uff the wall, by which it is enclosed. think ing. it to be solid land. It io so deep that the stretched creature was instantly smothered. His companion gave the alarm, and it heing near day. the corpse was soon taken up. A Coroner's In quest sat upon him, and returned a verdict of Ac cidental Death. LETTERS TO MR. WEST. -......-------_ I • Thursday lie'nWght. at Wolsingliam, Jewatiuns 1 Nicholson, weaver, wade a brutal attack upon mr I elderly wan named Thomas Frasier, whom he I Stabbed itith a short knife, e littltahelow the rkbi on i his right side., Tbe would .is not dangerous. Ni cholson is of weak intellect, and had strangely sus pected Frasier.of too great iatimacy witb his wife ; but the immediate cause of the attack was an unfor tunate smile, which illuminated the countenance of the supposed adulterer. air he passed Nicliolwo's shop. The weaver, believing this was intended to add insult to critic, threw dawn his shuttle. weird the knife, and committed the deed for which be is now in confinement in the 'county gaol. Frastiev is a peaceable said industrious man.— (tyne iliercary ) • --,--- The following are copes of letters received last morning by Mr.-Wert : " Smedley Cottage, Manchester, Tuesday %wain. " MY DRAB Wrsi-1 returned here yesterday after having been absent ;tort a fortnight, the zealous Reformers of Bolton haviug drawn the carriage the whole t sy (twelve miles). n otwithstanding the ruin fell in torrents. The public expression of congra tulation, is I passed through Manchester, was ouch is might very naturally hare been expected. The petty vindictive ► fully of the • • • ' • • proved that their nixliguant revenge was doomed to be of ref y shod duration; and the exhibiting sue through this country fifty-four miles, under a military ...colt, 114 s produced an effect exactly the revert., of that which the impotent rage owl folly of this JUNTO an ticipated. 1014'11 not wilier the grass to grow under ray fret. 1 start with Kr. litursoft.x.ttbtr flits eves. ' ing or to-morrow morning, fur Lancarttr, ulna we imay reach that town to hear the WIMPS of the Grand Jury culled over in Court before they me s•Dupti. and if there be the least semblance /law 10 its the land. we shall prevent any of that • • • • quorums ,rho sent the YEOMANRY CAVALRY innangst a peaceful rnaltittide, to hatcher undrending men, women. and children. Irmo taking their seats As GRAND J VlM mum. as Bills of indictment for MURDER. and the capital offence of CurriNG and Maiming, within tent to kill. under Loud Ellenhoro x h's Act. ti be preferred against CERTAIN PRISONS. of whose guilt or ' offence these gentry will he the least likely to be impartial judger. Mr. Pearson and Sir Chas. Wolreley have been.indefarigable in procur. *rag evidence. and assisting the wounded, &c. 1 raw a list of 150 lost evening who had all received severe wounds, and the majority of them from sharp koal a-ate* SABRES. I saw one mall here with his shoul der-blade cut in two. another with the fleshy part of the arm just below the shoulder, with a wound seven inches. lung, end cut rn deal) as to injure the bone quiterially. several splinters* having been ea. trocitti. Otie.pnor woman has her left breast taken clear off. Jeering her ribs hare. One man his issue MI; one with her ear cut off close to the head, which he actually picked up end carried house in his pocket. t have tot the least doubt but there ti-e twin hundred penman, lien, stoma. end children. who have received tliflUtill wane wounds. 1 us)thelf . bad is slight tut fit my bood o . ..otld boring received !I ' a { • • Four orchards ono gurueel. ..m ........ .... _, ..... _ -__ - r robbed waters these few nights at Bi sho p Auckland, : and roach damage has been done by the breaking of 1 me trees; and two most diabolical attempts have b ent made (and, we lament t o sa y. successfully) to deFtroy the ontbodrldgs of the farm at Wadsworth. *so 1 11e township of Newton—cap, belonging to H. U. hear. Esq. Between eight did nine o'clock on Saturday sennight, the buildings were wilfully and i nshciously set vu fire, but being discovered, the tidies were soon extinguished ; the object of the incendiary being thus defeated, he again applied the - • -lighted torch, about four o'clock the next morning, in smother part of the property, when the whole •of • 'rite outbuildings, rod about 14 bolls of wheat were , .. entirely consumed.--(egraberlood Packet.) •. , . The following extraordinary fete have appeared regarding (*bathos.. at present under sentence of death in Durham gaol t-- , m It gin be oreollrcted, that hi iM winter of 1611, t_l 1 • -k ' lals a mos t atrocious puns was uegasised is Ediabar that tut liasseking down and pleader/mg every person 1 ' might be fbend in tbe streets tau New Year's night, . a time of gardened coofideace sad kindness in the 4 **Mb metrophlk. Numbers mere severely hurt and '- rubbed ) was watchman was murdered. Three very young was were executed as active "Agents Is this outrage. It appeared in the course et their trial that the whole had • , . ~.:.. " Mon Maned and abadected by aT. Johustoo, who '-: escaped to America. Whea CM:llea came to Newcastle i 7 last spring, be was despisedng, by a prostitute, who had $ ; hew is Ediaburgh is lilt , and addressed as Johnston. 1 .fie 'atomised to impose sitsuce epos bee at that time, and alma sever see her again. In eermeguesico of this reach- • 1 . , migelsa aim of she police, they mode application to the alielb•IlOs &Askant' for a description of Jamaican's per. , lii': ma, The discripliem seat suited Charlton exactly —.- ii Eames parts or it were M ule, sad almost decisive: — t Jul ashen bed a mar ove r left eye ; Miriam has, the . mum Sobomost hod a lae mark in Its Mg: Chartism • Mallet mark. Sack I ad Estaitiose gad rulers ea- ) • . t. OW id pin? .. . • . , . • , „ . , . '.. • • • **44 • wooers; chops upon my 60.1 have enarsisitti i 1 tMs morning, and fiad there are two cut quite thrpuKh jr; the .words must have brae as sharp us furls. Mr. Pearsoa has given notice to the commanding and oilier ufficers of the yeomanry, as well as the Magistrates, to have a ouster, that some of them I may he identified. nut as this district is under I Al A RTIAL LAW, of course they have paid no silet- 1 lion to it. Mr. PCSI,IIII Went to see a III:411 Fellitre• day who hall his shoulders, and are elbow die= located, and three bud sabre 'rounds. mast of winch he received , whilst upon his knees. suing for the mercy of the wretch who inflicted them. It would I hare been worse-, if it had nut been for the regio • lark, who were heard to threaten these • • s • with summary justice, if they slid n ot desist lion' cutting down the tieing people. No language can exprt so the horror felt by a ll reflect ing iirts4llli of all parties, at the excesses come milted. 1 arm, &c. yours, H. HUNT. ant-1 have just heard Oral a kilter hys been inserted Mr. is lb. Coterier, purporting to have beets signed by * Holton. stating the somber of the persons womoded by the sabre' of the cavalry nu the Itith instant. flaying myself collected the cams of persons who were injure., us that ores. stun. I beg to sihserve, that they have all hers suilientiesied by the hest authority, sad I can bear testimony of the truth of a great admirer of them. I on Sunday attended nt a Surgeon's in this neighlsonrhitod, and atiliovegh there wet* est above be cottages in the village, I saw tea persons wounded by the %alms of the yeomanry *leo were there is be dressed. The carnage upon the occluding Wars tkiirri . I MO confident that the number of the nut less than 511t$, as the enclosed list was made up night, and numbers of raises hive been tree shire laming in. One man died yesterday, and another this nisroisig in the Infirmary. I am yMires, ice. CHARLES PEARSON. Mairchester, 'ramie) , Aftersoop. Womew by sebt r, I ere ItollMili Thole nqrked ay* very wounded. ramensraraulerl 6. Ike trampling the Carta'''. S. Green, r to.. E. Forper, v. b. S. Greives, r h. N. Howarl►,r b. A. ►eayon, T. b. M. Marlin, r b. B. Neale, r. b. M. Darlington, n. b. M. Hardy., r D. H. Harai Num, r. b. M. Juedao. M. Doyley, r. b. f . Dodd, e b. S. Kerrosion, r. b. hue Hoye, r. b. H. Parry, r. b lf, NAM by, b. A. H unt. r b E W3ritsg, r. b. L. Adsliesti Men seuvwdot R. Cornliffe.r. e. J. Green, r b. D. Coyle. r 6. J. Writ. r. b. • J. Thwewboory A. Burford, r . b. T. Barlow, r. 6. W. Owen, r. C. F. Belo, r. b. P. Marlin, V. b ;Yemen went n (fed hp /Are truncheons of Ike special con stables, OT errs& ea by the r•rllt t A. Wallworth, r. b. C. Perim M. Archeroft, r. b. S. Thorp, v. 6. A. Roberta, r. b. A. M'Grath, r. b. E. Wood, r b. &Guiding, v. b. H. Reynolds, v. 6. v 6. M. Crow, v. b. C Colman, r. b. E. Pimp, v. b. R. E. Croft. S. M‘Grath, v. b. B. Curksbit, r. b. S. Chevaorth, v. b. X Murton. A. Hall. F. Jansen. 4. Taylor, o b. 4 DAstiek, v. b. il.Terner. IVlsitaker, Et.ans, r b. Elis.Hervey, r is [ Ellen Harvey, e b. Ilea. Harvey, r. b. IF. KealioE. i. Hovey - v. b. U. Smilh, T. b. H. A. Alonk, o b. E Reyool4ll., v. b. %1. S.Wilroore,r b. E. Worrell --- 1 E. M'Cultum. ‘I hues, r. b. V. Jat loon. • . 8. r b. by the trampling 0 . the Cavalry. Petty, v. b. Rd. Clastephy, e. h. t. Wallou, r. d. W. Robins.% 9. b. P Morandi r. b. T. Clark J (hire T. Reteliffe, v. d. .1. w i t h U. 111•Callant T. Teesdale, e. b. J. Pelace, v. b. J Ceirtlay G Fliat, r. b. J. Gmbh, r. b. J. Cook, e. b. J. Para, r. b. T. Taylor, e. b. .------------"—"'—""'—'7. Jka scoundrel im the trumehows uf the Sp or crushed Ap r the multitude N. ilerison, s. b. A. Campbell J. I S. Walker T. Muumuu, iv b. \J. I R. Steel creel 74 W J. Seel A. White, r b. .1. flutter G. Croft, r b. J. SPCourell... A. P. Mule, r 6. C. Waabinctus P. Reyaohls J. I.eatll.ea ter T. Haywood, r. b. ----------- Me* by sabre or shoe ilartesre, tr. ►. Fester, v. b. J. Reasbaw, r. b. D. Webster, r. b. J. Bell, v b. J. Jests, v. b. J. Gob, v. b. wointfis. wry h.dly narked v. b. art W SA%)!kW, •. b. M.Calse. •. b. S. Lisa', v. Iv. J. Jackal's, v. b. Drayer, v. b. J. Campbell, v. b. Lovessier, v. b. I. Remnek, v. Iv. P. Stairs. T. Woe, v. b. P. Clarke. lobs, Alias, V. b. J. Williustra. v.b. E. Conway, v. b. S. Jackass, v. b. T. Grew, Y. b. IJ. Ogden, v. b. J Hsu, v. b. J. Entsvisle, v. b. i 3. Collier M. Ceiling, v. b. W. Unctions, v. b. J. Jouai, v. b. I'. Settle, v. b. W. Bradawls J. Falnsontb, v. b. . &sadiron!' W. Hesdnbaw S. Jackass T. Bartow. P. Walker. V. b. J. Lancaster. 'T. Hilton, v.b. 11% Beaker, v. b. Taylor, v. b. '-s. v. b. J. Ta)lor. IL Davison, v. b. W. Leigh, v. b. J. Hunts's., v. b. J. Grtaves, v. b. J. Elliott, r. b. W.Tb..rulry, v. b. J. Thum polo. J. Drum, v. b. S. Alward, v b. R. Wirod, v. b. J. Ilrookes, v. b. H. Frown. W. Horne. (I.isnall, •. b. W. Stewart, •. b. W. Broadhurst. W. Attruiry. 1. Harries*, r b. p. Warburton, v. b. John . Traria. 1.4. Powlett. ►. 1. Bettuaelt), v. b. S. Money, v. 4. 1. Saaimber•, v b. T. Buckley. • b. 3. Binary, v. b. Jac Dean, •. b. P. bl'ilusule, •. b. IV. Taylor. •. b. J.l T. . Frlamole, v. b. ' Booth, v. b. Poles, v. b. . Rlllincloo, v.b. Thomson, v. b. • Barker, v. h. '. Hilton E. Johnson. v. b. J. Prrsvnek, v. b. C. Harper J. Hunt, •. h. K. Statiett. v. b. W. Garralip, •. b. B. Baaadylo►, v. b. J. Rigby. v. b. R. Wbiikker . - Al'carol, v. b. Wlbed /. Miller •. b. John Shschh, v. b. T. Redford s .v.L. G. Tnyhsr M. Maim, Jens., Rhode% v. b J. Wino... b 75 yrs J. Krobins, v. b. T. Hickson, v. b. B. Lipirvi. T. Driest. V. b. G. SebvMeld, V. b. W.Butterwortb,v b. Miss H—D. who was forcibly taken from a frieud's house in the neighbourhood of Mill-street, where she had been on a visit. has since wren restored to her friends, but none of the party concerned in the outrage have been apprehended.—(Cerk Mercantile Chropoirle.l An Act of Parliament having unexpectedly ape peered. dated 13th July, imposing a duty of Is. per bushel on all grain (hear as well as barley) malted after the sth July. which, in addition to the Is. Std. the bushel lately imposed, and the Is. 4d. of duty which was paid last year, make, in all. the enor mous duty of 3s. 6a. per bus'ael upon all malt made after the sth July last; the conserpseuces of this =Wit Iw, that the maltstera will be under the necessity of abstaining from making any purchases of bear or big (the produce of this country). sod procure from Etiglatid barley. : which will very in... terially affect the supiculiaral interest in Scotland. And as the hrrwers are slot permitted by law to charge more than sd. per *siker for table beer. the public cannot be supplied with that useful and Ofe' crawly beverage is the hues chimes of society,— ' blberdeeo s • THE S'U'RF. • • • s sew: • BETTING AT TA7TIRIALLII, Sargtllltta 2. • SONCJISTIft WI. Lassa rroass. $ to 1 ass, Sidles lb te I apt The Lairel 31 to S apt IS le 1 eget Canliast Wof. Is to 1 NO Sir Waller . ety , it to 1 east Agricola. 1$ le 1 apt Settrillf 14 ►o 1 agst Areliil4l4 16 to 1 stet Um. EXETER RACES. rusimay. auovvr 24. The Gold Culp, %Aide U►o[u. Heats, Qom PUMA a 0.4 a it tat mice. Mr. Km.Dees h. f Run% iyrs old, s tinker Mr. Fsrqnharson's Gams, axed, 144.416..... Mr. King '+ Red ROW., SO. MIL*. . Sr Sw.repatskre sof ess. rub. Hems s. Own.. Mr. F,llso*ese h. fby Cur Peter, 4 yrs 01d.784.1016 1 Mr. Klusex Stolwr S r i. 2 0,11.1.1101b 2 3 Mr. Frascis's b. at. Mg Merrill% sited, est. Mb 3 IV CON osAlr. The City Members' Plate of SW. Heats as above. Mr. King's Red Ruse, 4 yrs tail, sat.3lb. Mr. Farquharsna's Qua', %Lent. 2 County Members` Plate of 501. Heats as above. Mr. Kings Red Rose. 4 yrs old, est. Mr. Frlintres h. f. 4 yrs old, 9st. 131 b. Handicap Plate of 501. Thome quarters of a smile. Mr Felluvres• b. f. by Czar Peter. 4 yra uM, 9.t. 9th Mr. Fs aset's Meg Merrtlies, aged Custaideri lig the small anenber of horses, the spurt liras wry pod. The sport upon the MOMS Ilia year has hers excellent, the grOWIP bring in great abundance. Pairings skenlieg wdl rnmnience on liVednestlay next. finds are plentiful, and the ;toilful is well cleared of the crop.. so that good @putt may be siiticipated.--(Whitdatorn Paper) SHOCKING ACCIDHNr. On Monday the lleth last, about Ave o'clock in the *tier. soon, as the workmen employed in evading the large b.i.i:n, .of one arch, over the river Demerit, In the line of the it.inf. field and Glifs•op.road, near Corks.bridge, were proceeding to lay the keystones therein, the extremities of the aiih suddenly gave way, sod the frame work being i. , i_ able to support the inereesed pressure id the centre, I:,e whole fell with o•trirsoradisea crash into the river, pre cipitatiug len unfortunate mos and fun, fraught, saw were mauding tin it as specistorr, into the rims. Itl the prompt exertions of a somber of :mime*, au,' were engaged I. she vicinity, and Mho imiawity r. p3:..d thither, the wretched suftrers were all speedily rwir.rai..., excepting two mess Itee stood beneath it as it 1/11, 1.2t1 w., in all probability killed instiostasesiosly, as their limbo., when discovered or 5 following mire •g, weir dreadful ly mangled. Of those bu were removed immediately. tvir men are already lit ; two where nfirvived, in Ike Into., oiling firmly, hot a few hours longer; and the u.. maining four men and females were au we're', wounded that the recovery of some of them is still uacertain. MEETINGS OF CREDITOIM AT GUILOMA LI , To-itoitikoW. -dud— !d. H. I. Geodes and Co Goldsmith-street, hosiers .. J ;.: B Shoat, High Holborn, oilman H. Moore, Locas-street , bu ild e r J. Easton, late of Yolk-street, baker 3 I t T. Little, late of Bodiham, grunt 3 1 l G. Birkiastbaw, Hoyden, carrier . M. B. hdehotinger, °novels-ewer% iothypa•metebaos- 3 to C. Payee, Bermondsey, dyer W. H. Graves, Philpot-latie, druggist, s p. I 12 R. Gash, Bridge-road, Lambeth, custela.maker....4o I 11. S. Rimiagion, Chatham, grocer l It J. Preece, Fleet-street , go ld-bake W. Emmett, Lawrence DI Posiatney DS -laoe, oil.nocrelsaatt I 1., V I DEN . J. Biggs, Charles. s t r em, hardwatemaa II F. Terser, Doncaster, cordwaiort lit A. Harris, Wlsiteelsaps l, oserchaat.... ........... G. EV31114 ma. sad G. Emma, jun. Smethwark, hop merchants „ D. Campbell, Old Jewry, menbaat T. Jenkins, Judd-street, saastev-martoer J. H. Wilson, Upper Belgrave•plaste, picture.datsler 1 ..) CERT! FICAT ES. I'. 11. Granger, of Leeds, mosey-scriveaer.--1. Romer. 4 , f Wallingford, Berke, earpenter.—W. &OWN of Si Joh,- street, Middlesex, cheesensosiges.-.. 1 . Grath, of Carasno.., currier.-4. Smith, of Bristol, tisinsmi.---1. Bell awl i . Saowdon (otherwise J. B. Sao w do u ) , of Leeds, lii*enZia. pers.—P.Synsons. latent Pl)moutb, oacrebant.--J.Rfewn, cow or late of Broadway , Black frtars, Lomb" wartime... man.-11. Simmons, !Ate of Crow ti-euine, Throwlseedle-str. I. London, merchant.—R. JOllll,OO, of Freeman-court, Coy i. hill, tondos, merchant. COAL MARKET. Sirimavo 2. • 'Ls Mlles at Market. Ships 1.14141., Price. Sit Newcastle 7 Souilerlatol I .... Ur. A.I. to itt.. 61. 1 Stone Coal 1 .... as. 0.1. to '. 01 Yesterday, Loupe's BURNT, idei..—Hofigiay at the Exchequer, East laths, sad &meth See Hoterea. - BIRTHS. Ou the 30th all. at Neuhaus Howe, is tbe away Sa• folk, the Lady of Major Pwrsia, of a sun. Oa Tuesday last, at Router, weer Lyndhurst, the Cost. -.s of Erroll, of • dangiiier. Lately, at Plas-Power. Denbighshire, the Lady of Thosis.- FitzlivAs Fw, of a UM and heir. On Monday, the Vrili ultimo ' at Bouritin, Cottage, Wea k*. the Lady of Beilby Lawley, Esq. of • mio. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at Hatfield, by the Rey. Themes thiestos l / 4 itr John Eardley Dudley El. Ref Them the county of Warwick, to Elias, eldest daughter of Sir Ro bert Chester, of Bush-hall, in the county th of He t ult. 1.. M. fool. At St James's church, ow Townley, e Ste Prior, Esq. &cord son of T. Prior, Esq. nephew of Imo% Viscount Frankfort de Moatmoreney, to Awns Maria, of Colonel Robbins, lair Commandant of the 09th mimeo. Tue•dsy, the 31 , 1 ult. at ht. Marrle-bisee, Inca, Esq. of Be r arra at red, Oxford-Wert, to Miss El i z ahet Toms, goner-tit daughter of the Isle lcdso Toms, E.q oe Balbaut.bill, near Claphsas. On Tuesday last, at Wiadlesliant, Sorer,. by the Re.•Ja'• Pitmork, James Nloutreaur Ittatides, Esq. of Upper C..w4. meter, to Hewlett* Sophia, fifth daosbter of the late s;r J. ham Fraser, Bart. DEATH. In Durbani,on the 2311 iost. John Gotnithild, Esq. r ; • Gen e.. Pallion, in the comity of Durham, aged 83 yea ran, whose ancestors have bees classed for nearly 390 yo . ' ammo' the most respectable inhabitaota of ter hood in which he lived' nod whose honourable mind, to., quit harpy life, 40 uoiftwotly ebeerfilia raceattle. an' "a ing dispusitious, for nearly SO years , endeared Laos to a .U " extensive drcle of friends sod aminaistan HIGH %VAT TH 1$ DAY AT IDNDON 111:1D‘i: Morpossigitl .h er I. 1 Evening 49 mrsPr l• LOPIDON : Psirad alba relitioload .1 able Pam. Mesa; whew Advertionfiestu are refreive4, wed I rru • (paelkierid) bigot be silikeeeed—C. SMITH, D.• 1. elpuseses 1.., Cribs J. miffs, N.. IV. so.l, row.", 4 N • •