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• * . 41 , 1 1 .... i. 1 1 , 4 r ' !it 1 . , r, 1 1 1 1 , , 4 . l ). t I / 4 , 1 V •• v.q. • • , ‘llll ROOT RN ATCH ER. .resonifolk Wiwi was brought to the Justice-Room . Odies r, (-hugest sin .n.psciou of ioiving stolen the butly i t Is. v. 'W a it 14 The Offisaw rot/1M him nu Monday night with n sack on s. with the aporansoce of which hathhill out at all 14, smal. Upon asking him what he luirk. iu the awls. tool wad g..nig with it? Wilt o n carat, he belwv.si it wet oins s.S . beet, and he was going to the Blue Vista with it. " is , the way to the Bine ensts," skid the utlieer, and r baited him to the watelsiotse, where, on opening the sick the body of a very emaciated boy appeared The hiss/Hier looked at she body as if he bad seen it hefuse, >sad slid um metes'd to be surprised. He NM the Lard %favor it into It of 'arcs the sack to 111111 item. ghtirraitels Chute!), with shrrct to tale it to the Blue Poste. " Rot," saul the of Where slid you get these teeth?' pewliteine R handful of human teeth. " Oh ! the,tevib! they are nut tam's teeth, are they ?" said Jeremiah. " Either Men ' . Or woutete• teeth," replied She officer, " rectainlv they ism not Children% teeth." • Tire Seo/r!wr took bold of the teeth, sitirh were very lame, and mast have seen many They look like teeth. sure enough," said he, " I found tfieni in a paper abotti a mouth ago, sod 1 kept them tarty pocket ever bine , " Time officer Vol it %ken from the same pocket, it' which the teeth wire fmtotl pone bread and cheese. I 1 tolsecesorry s ..ha.erve. that their was nothiog to prevent Scl teeth from ' 1 being misstepd wish ih• I I. " 1 know, mid he, " I did not disturb a jaw of the boy't. You will find him perfect in the grinders." The Prissitier,wa. remanded. The Lunt Maydw directed that ilw Andy should he sent to the buove-houar, and that inquiries %lambi be made m Ile neiglibuurl lof t h e place whole the Primmer WAS found, mln the al ois titintlay erroune, n• it appeared trite 1'r.!.11. Jerciniah iv a Lill. saw-6,11.d, cast.tverssiss.looking fel low, whom- appeartucr Sushi-still his csiltittc to the officer, wpm .044411 t that, 80 veil as the estratudtuars ituaftitin in which Ilse wick bisug fritut Isis 'boulders. cumtlytar.t. PICKI NG A POCKET UNDER THE GA LIAM'S Jcl4rtll;) ''''''''' Noy, aged shunt 13, was committed to Nesegater by Alderman Magniy. me A I ham, of picking the pocket 'of • Mr. Heudenon, close to the place of execution, yesterday morning. , ROBBING foActits. POW eflr " . Tor some years past desperate highway awl other daring ri.hberics hew,' beers iliscontinued I.y old and exreriestrill thieves. who hate resorlid to easier mraua to agent tileir depreilatioita on 114•,,Mblic, such. as roblon: tltr naafi and atage- coaches ef ealsiallki parcels, paruealarly those ofesiontry hankers. to kith they contrive to arc push by precinicerted plans. Haying ascertained when such p asee hi wire tulle sent oft ' , llv Ihievrs become passengers, and iu some instances all the places have hero taken by the gang • ho weretxmc. reed in the robbery Such robberies bens: frequently aceumplished, contrivances were resorted to fur the purpose of guardiag artnit stunilai ilepredatkins by strong and private boats it. slilfereut parts or the coaches, even umber the seat o r th e coachman, and yet it was discovered, and parcels of con. rahle valise taken fioin thence, strong and Wart boxes, With superior locks snit bars, proving of no avail. A ease came on yesterday to hr investigated before Mr. IlsontE, of the robbery of the noodle coach, when it was 111 . 011'•4 that a contrary plan is slow adopted, and that little attention is paid to parcels of value, and they are thrown into the eisseli in the most careless manner imaginable, The inn litigation caused a ceow.ledallice, by persona con twits! wills until interested in stage Touches, both in town sad country, pai ticularly the halter, who are connected will, the ()nitrite coach, between Lusidim and Northamotonshire. Thomas Spew, the coitchmait who drives the Onsidli• coach irons B:lilock, is Hertfordshire, was plared at the h.tr, Mina charged on suspicion of being the rubber; tint Mr. Wrote ordered hint to be removed from it, as he did nut know that there WIT auffirieut gruitnit to suspect him. It appeared that the proprietors of the St. News Runt unroll arc in the habit of sending a way-bill to the Three Cups Ims, Aldersgate-aired, so as to arrive before the waggon, that it may be known in Loudon what note waggon is bringing, previous to its arrival, every journey, and•he way-bill is gemrally Beta by the boodle coach, and with it the hankers, Messrs. Rix and Co. at St. Neon., send remittances of Bank note/ to a large amount to Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, 1 end Cu. their Rankets in London, directed to Mr. Smith, at the Three ('ups hen, In Alders:ate-street, who fin wards the valuable parcel of Batik notes to Jones, Lloyd, and Co in Lothhory. A transaction of this descr,pliou took place on the 'nib of November last, when a parcel of Bank notes to the amount of 2.15/ frost Messrs. Rix and Cu. of the St Nerds Bank, was wrapped up with the waggon way-bill, and an 1111 k care was taken of the small parcel which it made, that it was thrown iti at the coach window ,kist as it was setiiaz o ff limn th. Riot's Head 11111,14 9t. 'cuts Nothing pat lieuiar came out relative to the said parcel Sill the coach *weed at Gatwick Corner, South Mims, heie the c.•ach stops at the Nike of York public-house, to change horses, and Mr. Pellatt, the landlord, opened the cunt I, thin.' Igo ask ilie passengers, consisting of to, l emo : e 4 ands chin, ri they would alight and take any refreshment; they shit alizlit, and wrist up stairs to a heihi °rim. All officer in t i ke briny. of the woo, o f W ri ght, who wiw , hit metal& paiocog.r, hod sat on the box, attended yester day, and stated, that he rreollrettd Ilw coachman going ill the comb door. wool milting the frinnle passesiew fur it brown paper phicel, which they Live him ant, and the coachman gave to him, a•k•ng him to take care of is, *loch he did. It app. ared to him to lw a ledger, or a smaller book, and was thicricil lo Mt. Bowers, of Barutt, whrie the coachman directed it. _ _ . The coachman explained kin rragois for Vaing thin parcel out of the coach at Gan wick Corner wan, that he did not stop at Bernet, and ititembil to have it its he Iwaw•d If. save Snow Some nivniers wan iilsrhrd to Ibis plot I, will the valuable piaci I, an the pawl directed to Mr. Itionessost linens I. wan not entered in the way bill of the coach, and the solo:dile parcel from St Nerd. was. The coachman explained thin ha saying the coachman who hrosizht the coach Io him. at B airlock, told hint of IIn• parcel directed 111 11r. Donna. whit h he wan obliged to do, as he could nril!eer read our write, althungh hr load drove the concli monitor of years. officer, who wan oo the box of the drclarril that nothing particular panned between the soil the female pioirengers, when hr went to diem for the low: is paper parr. I at Gainwrek Corms, slid hr must hair crcn or heard it if there bail, as he watelle.l them ; and ht 2{1.111‘1111.11 fur Ins no doing, by saying he hid a parcel cmitasiiiitg game inside of the coach, and he wan afraid of h.sins4 it. lln the arrived of the coach in town, the valuable parcel aenl has nut snare been or any ul its emit. 1,111. fb. heel-roust at lbw Duke ur Turk yeelo,tr-ht.n.e. aniwork Curlier, ham beim sesrclicel, where the temale *Pricers wrest, Intl nothing funnel they are I:Rlnel:title • lin. lane...and rrrullert arches the parcel :met reading thr •li.re. limo of it to Mr. Smith, Three ('ups, Alderscritr-at•grt, that et faittens the front ...at of the roach, but glary do lAA CrOiteri syrinx it aline the eie4cli left Guiana Cufner, sod the ez• • Atm, ended e 00000 pli• y. Mr. alleelle•I fur Newel, and penmeard hi. t w i st admitted 1., bail, whirls the !Mai:l.:bate agreed nn man ln 'weldor eiretelasotancr. w lit. - , had ...Wit Oil escelkut charactre, And no 111 Ally Oiret4,l to hem. Ort9HIP ITRELT. ER-RA rriNG. Yester.Liv.74mr. Price liferlerittlit Nifty'. Ilse well. kw.w l . liiker.l.wites. is 34 loreilzll I. Oin office, will, '27 riihrr sill. peslo.is , taut% , st . •;rtia14..1.6 have for oulne Nile is .41 tweis anoy , .1 wil.i!ies• of idle and Jiwn drily pvnuu., who mrablr I lw week ni a hon... toecoorell I.y //eiriegrth. Billy, for the imrww•.: of lwars, a:lcr ibis briitAl smote, Melt. was owr , ilwy 11 , 411111111 viii..'.. derredillifillt U.11 , 111` lbewe riecnutalwwers they opp.ietl 1.. r a VialTalli to the tlr.oplesslers ; wer.wditoely ristslrowz. Glee., and 3 vw.x ui linter ilis scene isr ;musts When . Ak . cars in tht company that OW Polite sun ken were s e inumedialely jumped tbresgb the wiudsow ion due street, othrrs sneaked out of the back doors, LW they anrcerdril iu taking /Tilly, Isis man Hart, and iweiti y servo Rama and buys all in tatters, who seemed starved wills hunger, and who haul actually pu sill 34 each to he ad. nutted. They were brought in thus Offire, and imderwent • bung examination before Mr. Mainwartim and Mr• who committed Hilly soil his man Hart as rogues and vagabonds- ' she other s mete twist to bail. Billy ufftved bail, but she Magistrate refused to take it. _2_ CURIOI I SI APPLICATION. Mr. Fre+leriek iS;.Saiteiders, of the 7th regiment of dra- I• applied yesterday to the sitting Magistrate, and re gnomic/I that he would assist him in regaining possession of • young lady stilton he had married, bnt who was detained 17 her friends, and was by their means deprived of the hap pmess asset comfort which had been by loin and herself an ticipated hum the matrimonial state. He further stated, That the marriage took Ware clandestinely iu a Church its the City, about five years ago; that he went to North America with lii• regiment two days afterwards, and subse ipieutly to France, from whence be had lately returned. He had demanded his wife foam her relations, who were persons of great respectability at Camberwell, without success. She was entitled to a considerable property, hot it was not her fortione he was di %irons of obtaining, herself alone was his object. He had applied to • Proctor, who recommended huts to obtain a Magistrate's warrant. The Magistrate M- I .cd the applicant that he had 110 jurisdiction in the case, Ail consequently could resolve him nu assistance. He retired apparently h disappointed' EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR. Mr. Retiree, of Johmoireet, Bedford-row, Solicitor, applied to the Magistrate and complained of the statement made by Mrs. Jones, of I.;mbeth-walk, ou M lay last, reflect iog on the character of Mr. Bailiwick, late of Village House, Kentish TOVIII, respecting his conduct to her niece, Mass E. H. Auhrey. The whole detail of that Lady, he sail, was no infamous Wit ication, for the worst of purposes. Mr. Roth• iek was a person of grist respectability as a dancing_ master. and was patronised by numerous families of distinc tion. Ile was desirous of producing Miss A. before the Ma gistrates, and of submitting the whole affair to their investiga tion. Tian Yonne Lady was a proilicy of perfection in parti. coke seemetplishments, and would, when bronght before the poi ,Mir excite nnivernal astoiiiiihMent. She had declared herself contented and happy under the guardianship and tuition of Jlr Buthisick, soul had expressed her determina ' iron to die rather than return under the protection of her num. The Magistrate appointed a day for the young Lady in question to he protliieed, mid for •Il parties concerned to attend. Mr. Settree acquiesced in this arrangement. EITRAORDI VARY CASE. —mow— some circtimstances having lately occurred, which gave reason to believe that the dead bodies in the Parish Cense- MeV at Liverpool. had either been carried away, or plundered of the linen about them—sit investigation was on Tuesday last made, wisest it was discovered that several coffins had n split open, the listen shirts from the holies carried away, and that, in several instances, the corpse bad been treated in the most diegiosting and brutal manner. In order hi oltitert the offender, it was determined to keep watch, and ma Tuesday night, between nine and test o'clock, a man was observed to route into the ground, and he began digging up the earth where • !persons bad been buried that day ; st. ter he had been engaged shout half au hour, he was seized, but b e fi ne br had aeromplo.beil his design, tidying broken his spade. He was soon recognized to be William Dodd, who had been formerly employed by the parish as a sta tion, and was dismissed fur irregularity. He was taken to Ilrillewel!, and his lodgings searched. in which were found several shirts and other articles of lines, appropriated by the parish to wrap round the bodies of persons who die its the work-house. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Arrived the Sarah, Whicherd, from Sittiderland i and Le Fe!icite, Lc Churl, from Hutitlettr. Salk d the Spsedwell, Harrington, for Waterford. ueßwrcn, necemnati 14. Reported to Messrs. Billings and Co. as Vice-Admiralty Azeititi:—Otte anchor about 7 ewt. about fathoms of 10 inch chain, and piece of buoy tope, no buoy—swept in Hullesley L'ay, marked " Industry, Newcastle, Bedliog tou (Inc anchor, about 7 cwt. no buoy, hut about fa thoms rope. About 37 fathoms of 10 iodic:title, supposed to be lost on tritlnv morning—swept in Hollesley Bay, about 1", miles above S.W. buoy of the Whiting, the lights open to the we►tward shout a sail's breadth. EALMOUTII, DLCZNIBIRR 12. Arrived the Mersey, Gum a cruise:, and remain. with the H. and SAril the Duke of livid packet, for Lisbon; Lady Wel 'ludo'. ' , orbit, for Jamaica, both with mails; ■nd a few outward-bound vigor's. PISNZANCE, DICEMIBUt 12. Arrived the Thomas and William, HfUV;II, Gum Plymouth fur Glasgow, very leaky, and several other coasters. The boat alo 000 i t Star, Kerwin, took out the crew of the Emily, which struck an the Ruorllrstunt., on Thursday, and landed them at St. Levan, it then bluvoittg s mimic gale. DtAI, DECEMerIt 14. Arrived the Royal Charlotte, Harper, front Hull fur Catlis and stilled; and the Az u re, Chisel, frost' Petersburg,' for Bristol. c: tuar down from the River last nr:ht and swami the liusoul, Snow, fur Bush's., and Charlotte, Karma, fur liamirr. 311411TReSt, IDECIENOTR 11. Th.. Harbour Lights of Ibis Pure are tu be lighted on the and euutinur tu be lighted from stau-bet tu sun rise, until the 1.4 of Ilay. LERWICK, NOVFMBER 26. A large ship (About 4011 tons) from the Batik, with tim ing, brought up im the Inch instant off the west side of these ',binds, in 41) fathoms water, with fuss of bowsprit, foretop -1111.14, oozed mast, sod :111 the deck lumber. The pilot wished te, get Its r into Hillswick, Ism it came ou to blow so hard that thry 6,5510 it impossible; they were, therefore, obliged to let her drift to Iwo. She had plenty of provisions ami wider on 11U:11111, and it is hoped will 1w able to get into some port in these islands very Won. The pilot says she be longed to Stockholm. WEARDA PosenEss.—On - Nlotitlay morning last u party of ron.tables succeeded in taking Iwo of the most immorrigiltle tittooltrrs of This fraternity. Their etureess, how e ver, was of short duration—the &Howe were tithe,, to Chapel, whence the cir cuntstmuee rung through the Inlls—the clue mus terril their roitell. and tnnrched to Stanhope, where the escort had imprudently stopped at a public-lionise with their eephsee. Here a few of these durimg and Iswie...4 'insert-ants, leasing their eoutpanious es • corp. of reserve it the end of tlw howl), rushed into the house armed with guns, an d is d i re r . ..s.es effected • resew,. by disarnt tog and 'ruttish: if. flight doulde their numbers., and most unmerrifully heating one or two of the Eon who had Ihr courage to remain to do their ilary, one of whom, we regret to Mkt. 1 . 1r1611 iiilW in a 11,011 dangerous. state. "Whey Siddle, one of the ',emuu reecurd, has since deliveiesl himself up to ostler, and is now in Durham gaol. PHUT; of MOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. lied. 7;1:431 I Ex. Bin. .2. 13 17 13 pr. 33 per ('rut........ I Done Cow—. in dis. 4 per•Cetito....94 )4I COrill. for Aer....781 79 Hank 1.. Atm...10 I-1“ I 78i 7911 leftism tioisdr..74 79 pr. 4": it ARTICLF:S OF RECONCIII . IOY ;ETWEEN A MAN AND HIS WIFE, OCT. 9, 16'29. [From " Lysons's Enrirons of London.") It Ives agreed ►etween Jo•eph Caron and Margery, hit wife, in manner and form following : I, Joseph Caron,do willingly promise to my wife Mar gery, that, upon coudilion that sl:e will nut hereafter make (us iher inquiry into any thing that bath in time put occa sioned jealousy on her part, I from this time forward will furlwar the private company of any woman or maid whom she may suspect to be dui qtly inclined; and in particu lar, because of her former suspicions, bow in:joist some, I do promise to estrange myself (ruin Mrs. Wilier, and whom= soccer else she hails formerly ■uspactedl and that I will for bear wiriking ►er and provoking speeches, and be as often with her at meals as I can conveniently, nod its all things carry mycelia:. a loving hisshand ought to do to his w;le: In witness wher. of, I nave subscribed my name the day and year above :nentiuurd. JOSEPH CARON. 1, Margery Caron, do willingly promise to my foretold husband, Joseph Caron, that, tipoir condition that he per form faithfully what he bath promised, I will from this day forward forbear to inquire into any thing that bath in time passed occasioned jealousy in me towards my husband; and iu particular do acquit Mrs Colater, by these presents, from any guilt of dishonesty with my husband, being nuw persuaded of lies innocency therein, whatsoever I have for merly said to the contrary; and do promise fur the time to come, the premoms brio duly performed on my hitsband's part, to carry myself towarda bun is all things as becometb a loving and faithful wife. In witness whereof, I do soli scribe my name the day and jear above written. M A RGERY CARON. IRELAND. -.al.— • DUBLIN. DECEMBER 11. THE THEATRE. Sheridan's exquisite comedy, The School for Scandal, vivo got up very creditably at Crow-street last night. Mr. Fulham resumed his old part of Sir Peter Teazle, and perfectly sustained his well• deserved reputation. Mr. Montgomeri's Charles Surface, like his Duricourt, exceeded the expects tioi, ..1 the audience, and, consequently. was a good deal applauded. 11'e have seldom seen Miss Wel. stein with more pleasure than we received last night from her Lady Tenth—nod her Nell, in the after piece, was admirable. Williams kept the house in constant laughter, in the parts of Crabtree sad Job son—amt Mr. Macarthy's Si► Benjamin Backbite was very good. We lenient very much that Miss Byrne continues indisposed. The suddenness and severity of her attack on Wednesday night, are inucii regretted, hot only by her ex: , :itive and inost respectable circle of private frieoc,s, but by all the admirers of her delightful inotess.aaal talents. CASTLEBAR, DECEMBER 7. ' We have not at any oati to relate aa occur rence in this reductive of such extensive misery, or so distressing trod awful in all its parti c.qat's, as one which took place in the night of Monday, the 30111 ultimo, about fourteen miles from Crossmcdina, in khe mountains of Erris, where seventeen sauls were hurried into eternity. The house of a comfortable and hospitable farmer, named O'Hara, in that remote quarter, which was stated on the side of a valley, and was over hung, at about two miles distance by four lakes, which communicated with each other, was com pletely swept away by an immense body of water, which burst forth front those lakes, leaving.. fright ful gap in their former boundary.aimi its its impetu ous course levelliiig and carrying away every thing that interposed. O'Hara, his wife amid cirildreu (except one that happened to have been absent), some travellers who were passing to and firm Erns, amid three soldiers of the 9iii Highlanders, composed the unhappy party that perished by this dreadful eruption. ‘Vhen the In" account* were received limn this scene of suffering, the bodies of mile of the inhabitants, trod one of the soldiers, hail been discovered, and a party of the 9 , 2 d regiment had proceeded front Balboa to kilter their la mented comrades with military honours. The three soldiers hail been of a party who were employed upon revenue duty, and two of them having been so much fatigued as to be unable to reach their quarters, were left in charge of the tiiird, George Anderson, as a steady mats, told billetted for the night at O'Hara's house, where the whole of the party had been entertained two or three alights before. The deceased soldiers were tine young men, of excellent character, and sharers of the glories, of Waterloo. The unfortunate deluge has also destroyed several head of cattle, as well as great quantities of hay, oats, turf, &c. There is a report in circulatioii, which we fear is too true, that two other soldiers of the 92d re giment, who belonged to the Killalla detachment, had perished on another part of the mountains of Errie, having lost their way while engaged in re venue duty last week. We have not heard their names. KILKENNY, DECEMBER 9. On Saturday night a valuable horse, in charge of a boy, took Lead on his return from the watering. slip, and ran with such violence against the shalt of a car in Patrick-street, that it entered his body and killed him on the spot. The boy, we are happy to learn, escaped without injury. NEWRY, DECEMBER S. On the night of the 81st ultimo, or early on the following morning, the stack-curd and oflicr-houses of James Hutchinson, a respectable farmer, resit]. log in Dinahorn, near Market-hill, were mali ciously set on tire—the fatal coal had been put in in several parts or the premises to ensure their destouc tion, and the dwelling-house only was overlooked by the incendiaries, probably as it was high and slated. Fortunately a person who lived in view of the (lace, about half a mile distant, arid who had o c c as io n to he up late, perceived the fast spreading names, and gave the alarm just in time to arrest their progress. A few moments hunger, and a large quantity of graih and valuable stuck of cattle issriA alit vitably have been coristiated; and thus an inditstr ttttt s mud perweal)le family deprived of considerable pa overly. The only re,eort; that can be alleged for the out. rage is, Nlr. fluteliinson's known ablsan•euce to band of marauders, who have long been a terror to that neighbourhood, and whose crimes !Me already broil:4ld some of the p..rty to the gallows. We are happy to 1041, that the perpetrators of• this horrid outragut are likely very soon to be brought to jos. tire. Ott Thursday last. Thomas Boyhin and John Kennedy, were committed to Armagh gaol by A. Kay, Esq. charged on oath wills the offence—the only tut lieu juu-rsoeu C0111:PCIIrel is not }et mupueliesided. Las l o n has ht.OOlllC 31.1.1'over against his aCcunipliceas • . , - • rfiILIASE. " 'o '1 ate S‘thdrrater.elliarriera*Meet every day, at Kennel. The Ea.t Essex fix hounds meet tu- iiiii I FUN% at 11.. Mite Hari, Little Wit ; IliJay, at Balled Hall. The Hatfield buends inert In -Inure , at by on Hyde, Saturday, at Rrickk Wand, at tell. laird lunJ.. a 11111111111 1111Yri 10- • 11W. at Illarlrsinn ; Saturday, at Marduli %V I, each day at half•past ten. The Duke of (ie r :1.14111 * * btlllll , l. Curet tki. day ' at Ta n milc ; Friday, nt Stratford Hill, each d a y at halfliast ten. The Oakley Hounds meet to.nicrruw, at Kt•yrnie; Sa tUrday at Hail Weskit', at half past ten rash .Inc. The Q ..... wheal thinuels overt this day, at Stanford Hall ; to.anurrow, at liettlesy; Satin day at Hulyweg 1141, rack .14) at half past ten. Sir Bellingham nraliam's HoutMa mei't r.O Friday. at Burbage • Saturday, at Oldbury,tach 'lay at Malty:tat ten. • GOLitlf G. LOUTH CIJUIMWG MEETING. TIMILFDAY, DtC. 3. Dugs drawn 1 riga fur the Cups. • 1 Mr. Chaplin's blue bitch, Gratitude , agidiest Mr. llsoluas alleN red dug, CI earner - Gratitude 2 Mr. Frit',nes ir's blue dug, Whirlwilid, against Mr John Grant's blue and while dug, Gracciii I, Graceful 3 Mr. Milllford's black doe, Davi/ against M r . Huqius's black bitch, Xpluit - Dart 4 Mr. Beridge's Mack and white due, Eclipse, agaiust Mr. Clough's blue bitch, Whipacy Whipey MATCHES. 1 Mr. Wing's blue bitch, Veii - us,aiainst .lie. W. Eve's black bitch, Matchless; one guinea [undecided] - - - -.---.• 2 Mr. Fox's white Out, Nectar, against Mr. Brad ley's dun dog, Wellington ; one gnaws' [un decided] . - ---.... 3 Mr. Fox's blue hitch, Fly, against Mr. Mill ward's red and white dug, Wellow ; ace gui nea - . . {Yellow 4 Mr. Soulby's black dog, DArt, against Mr. J. Grant's black hitch, Gratitude; one guinea Dart 5 Mr. Wing's black dug, Scarborough, against Mr. Hoskins's brindled dug, Xcriteeator ; one gui nea (no course) - - --- - 8 Mr. T. Grant's red bitch, Virgin, against Mr. Hoskins 's black dog, X V Z; nue guinea Virgin 7 Mr. Soulby's brindled dog, Gulden Fleece, against Mr. Siniption's black bitch, Venus; one guinea . - retina 8 Mr. Fox's black bitch, Venus, against Captain Johnson's yellow and white bitch, Marcia; one guinea - - - - Marcia 9 Mr. Wing's red dog, Racer, against Mr. Fier inerie's red dog, Swift ; one guinea [unde cided] - . - 10 Mr. Soulby's black dog, Bishop Blaize, against Mr. Chaplisi's red bitch, Rarity; out guinea [undecided] - - . —....- 11 Mr. Suulby's brindled and white dog, Blucher, against Mr. Simpson's red bitch, Dainty ; one guinea - -.- . . Dainty 12 Mr. T. Grant's red dog, George, against Mr. Fox's brindled bitch, Whimsey; one guinea [off.] - -..--- - SATURDAY. Dogs drawn to run for the Cups. 1 Mr. Clough's blue hitch, Whipsey, against Mr. J. Grant's blue and white dog, Graceful - Graceful 2 Mr. Chaplin's blue bitch, Gratitude, against Mr. Millward's black dug, Dart - Gratitude M ATCH ES. 1 Mr. Fives blue !log, Blue-cap, against Mr. A. Eve's yellow dog, tickle; our Kunio' [Mr. Fox paid forfeit.) Capt. JUIIIISUII ' S black bitch, Maiden, against Mr. Fox's black and ahite dug, Ruler; nue guinea • - Mai deu 3 Mr. T. Grant's red dog, George, against Mr. Hoskins's red .dog, Xiluisite; one guinea [undecided] 4 Mr. Sketchley's black and wbite dog, Spot, against Capt. Johnson's blue dog, Tramp; one guinea - Tramp 5 Mr. T Grant's red hitch, Virgin, against Mr. Hoskins's black dog, XY Z ; one guinea - Virgin 6 Mr. T. Grant's red bitch, Duc hess, againgt Mr. Hoskius's black dog, Xecutor; one guinea Xecutor 7 Mr. Frei-merit's blue dug, Whirlwiud, against Mr. &ridge's black and white dog, Eclipse ; one guinea [undecided] 8 Mr. Soulby's brindled and *bite dog, Blucher, against Mr. Simpson's red bitch, Dainty; one giiiiii•a (Mr. Sou lby paid forfeit.] . - 9 Mr. Fox's black and white dog, Ring-neck, against Mr. G. Charlin's black dog, 'Velum ; one guinea - Ring-neck 10 Mr. Fox's black bitch, Venus, against 31r.Simp brindled dog, Racer ; tine guinea . Venus 11 Mr. T. Grant's red dog, Creamer, against Mr. Wing's red dog, Racer; one guinea - Racer 12 Mr. %Viiig's black dog, Nearbotough, against Mr. Hoskins . * brindlsd dug, Xiruciator ; one guinea [undecided] 13 Mr. Soullsy's black dog, %Dart, against Mr. &ridge's brindled h, Rival; One guinea Rival 14 Mr. Hoskins's black clog, Xpress, against Mr. Mimicries dun hitch, Fly ; one guinea Xprees 15 Mr. Fox's brindled hitch, Whimsey, against Capt. Johnson's blach bitch, 31illiner; one guinea . Whimsey 16 Mr. Mill ward's red dog, Junot, aga inst Mr. Fox's white dug, Nectar; QIIC guinea [suidecided) 17 Capt. Johnson's black due, Raspiii. against Mr. A. Eve's Isle dug, Luck's-all ; one guinea - Raspin 18 Mr. Soulloy's black dog, Bishop Blaixe, against Mr. Ffairmeries red dug, Swift; one guinea [undecided] - - 19 Capt. Johnson's yellow and white bitch, Marcia, against Mr. Wing's blue bitch, Venus; one gilinita [off] . --- Main of three Dogs between Mr. Fox and Mr. Hoskins; 4 guineas each race, and 10 guineas the main. 1 Mr. Fox's black slug, Spring, against Mr. Ho.- kisses red dug, Xcoriator - Xcoriator 2 Mr. Fox's red dog, Ruluw, against Mr. Hos kins'. black bitch, Xpert - Billow 3 Mr. Fox's black and white hitch, Roughneck, against Mr. Hoskins's red and white dug, Xactur . Xactor 81r. H. won the main. Deciding Match for the Cups. Mr. J. Grant's blue and white dog,Gracefel, against Mr. Chaplin's blue bitch, Gratitude Gratitude Where an asseinbliageot talent and experience is conceotr.tted in one line of practice, a success m 4434 attend their appliration, shit to he found elsewhere. This has linen evinced in the Establishment of the Medical Board at Charlotte-Muse, Blackfriarairoad, and at Woodstiiek. House, Woodstock-street, Oxford-street, where cures are (miry day performed in cases which have baffled the skill of eminent F uressurs, and excited their astonishment. The Medical Board have particularly attended to those conse. queue*, of a Mitt/II disease, which entails the most dis tressing debilities, anti unhinges the constitution of both sexes. They also remove the effects of those symptoms 'wising from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular living, &nil from a long residence in warm climates—of this de scription they beg psi Ocularly to Notice olastinals eruptions is the skin, sure throat, pains in • head nut limbs, frc. rpsently ntistakeit for rheumatism, atoctutes, 6i:tithes, sail phols, &c. Messrs. COOPER and Co after rwty years practice in various Hospitals, are cousolied at Woodst oc k. street, Oaforitatreet, daily, (ruin eight till eight ; and at the Board, Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-Wert, Blackfriarsavail, 'lncise!, from twelve mild eight in the evening. M. (-haloes, and persaus of !crate ineome, have advice, eons, if they attend at certain hours, namely, Tumidity, Thitrialay,llllll Sunday tuorning., until one o'clock ; and every earning, from six to ".," A ode deer, awl private rooms fur females, I.' THR 'ME STATE OF THE ' , IDDS.INTING.P.OONI, DeX 14. !nat. 10 to 1 set Pleege P 1..1 otzet Mr. Co orkfoonno 4 11 to 1 egst e ir pooratel , (Mk) 30 to apt The Duou t u t e IS to 1 :op is (taken;. OAKS. 10 to 1 uts the Field tit to I aro Dollona r.;tak.) ST. LEGER. 10 19 1 agat I.air4l of Mark- 12 to 1 atm Rm. in Waristrarr (ta;o•i.) i 2 to 1 ogat Mr. erotkford'a 11 to I zest Alandane 111/1111111filtni takrul. MA RK ETS. NEWGATE AND I.E.4OENNALL MARKETS, (By 1144. Cart.s:.s.) Reef 3s Sd to Ss 4I I 1'4.31 44 4d to ni AA Mutton.. 4 4 , 1 to Ss 4d 54 0.1 1.134 44 PIIIOES 01' HAY AM) STR.AW. T. ' , ogres. %111TreIt4PFL. Hay G 1 0. 0,1 to 8/ In. 1 1 .1 I Hvy..7/ O. 114 to Pi 8, 41 , 1 Str.lw 2/ 11: 0.1 to 3/ 3. OA I Straw . 21 12: 01 to 2/ 18• 11.1 Clovrr 7/ Os 011 to 81 12. 0,1 Clover 8/ 0 Oil to 9/ 9: of PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 8111. As stated by the TsHow I AR Crated by the R u t / p m Mette.s. St. Jam , s's Wirket...s4 24 I M. James's Mn r ket..s. 24 Whiterhapel Market fos Old irhiteehapelMnrket 54 0 , 1 ,f1 Average ......bs Id Average.... 5s 01..41 PRICES Or TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 11216. Town Tallow 90 , 641 ---- 04+ Yellow Swap ..... ...101s Yellow Russia Ellis 11.1 —.4, 0.1 Mottled While4litto„ Sts 041 —s IA Curd Ms Soap shito.... AN 04 ..—. 0.1 9, 4 4,,, Melling Stuff 7 9 / 4 04 —44 04 Graves 24s CS Dino rough„„Sth 041 —s 04 Good Dregs lO4 Os PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 14s &I—Moulds, 16s 01. Col per dozen Attired tin- ready money. PRICE (W LEATH F.R. Butts, 50 to b 6 lbs. earl, 21.1 to 25.1 pr. Ids. Ditto, 50 to Millis. each Dressing Hides .. .. Fiue Couch Hides ... .. 20.1 to 22.1 Crop Hides 35 to 40111 s forrutting 18 id to 20.1 Ditto 45 to 501bs Calf Skins 311 to 401 tot 24.1 to 271 Ditto Soto 701hs ....334 to 3!41 Ditto 70 to Sulhs - • 33,1 to :OM Small Seals (Greenland). 244 10 27.1 Large ditto Tanned Horse hides ' 121 to 10,1 Spanish Horse hides 23d to 28.1 HAW 1111)F.S. Elect Heifers anal Steers (per Ordinary 2 , 01 1., 2. •24 stone).. 2s 84 to 3.4 04 Market ('al(,, On to 11-.•• Is %fiddling's 2. 4of to 2s 64 Eng. Horse Os Oat.. O. OA EFT SKI NS. Polled, 7s &1 to Ss 6,1-1),1%; tis, 9e r.l 11 04 61. OILS, per 'No, of '252 Galkts. New Grecol.Wltle.. 361 ...-1 Srummecii ',11,1 Pile Seal . 421 —1 j Pale Rape .F 0 R EIGN WODIA, p lb. Spanish Sheep, EMMONS •d a 8e S 4 - Segovia .. 4s 04 s 5s 4,4 ------ Scala In 84 a 5e 04 ---- St rills .... 3s Od a 4. 04 Siexany,let as 04 a 5e 44 Bohemia, hi .... 4s (Jul a 5s Pd 241 2l ad a 3. DEATHS C On Friday, the 11th inat in Great Mary-le-hone street, Mr A. Rogers, aged 56 years On 'nimbly laa , at Etun. aged 72, Mr. Richard Atkins, printer, who for 55 years has been employed se a cnnipo.nior of the Greek and Latin bunks fur the use of Hon SI hoot ; during which time he lots never Leen known in spctiil an idle day, or even an idle hoar. HR:11 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDI)N-IIIDIX;E. Morning 15 after 4.' I Evening 32 after 4. TUESDAY, DECF:MIIER 15. Genoa Venice Ital.,Liv 23 SO Matta 5ll Naples . 43 Palermo l3lhl her os. Lisbon rot Oporto. Rio Janeiro , 4i Duhlin Cork.... RI`I.I.IOM. Portugal Gold in (2008, per 0z... 0 0 0 Gold iu liars 4 1 0 New Dembloous 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 4 t Silver iu Bur l 0 5 5 New Louis, each 0 0 0 COURSE OF EXCHANG • Amaterdam,C F. 11 9 Ditto at Sight 11 11 Rotterdam ll 10 Antwerp ex-mo. 11 11 Hantiourzh 34 Altoua 34 3 Paris3lity's date 24 0 Ditto Sourdeanx do 24 40 Frankfort on the Maine l4O Madrid Cadiz .... 'l9l Billion 3B, Barra:him .. 3M Gibraltar 34 tettaerll FAITH in so great a blessing, that every at— tempt directed towards its preservation most at least deserve some small share of public approbation. 'l'be rank which MEWLS CURRIE and CO. hold in their profession, as Members of the Royal Colleges uf London and FAinbeirgh, formerly in kis Majesty's service, combined with their arell.kaown skill and experience in the Treatment and Cure of a few reigning Complaints, entitle* them to the greatest confidence, and a decided preference over all other practitioners. In the course of thirty years seiccessful practice in this Metropolis, Messrs. Currie sod Co. bate I,resi enabled to make minty valuable discoveries and important innirure tarots in the Treatment arid Core of Venereal Ciampi/wits, Nervous Relaxations and Debility, Strictures of the Ulrike., ke. dec. By their superior plau of treatment, Strictures of however long mandinz, or of the 113061 inveterate kind, are speedily and permanently cured. Messrs. Currie and Co. offer their metastatic's in all cao... or Venereal I afertsou, and in everyscomplateit of Detains, it lir thrr arising from the infatuation of a certain destioc!ive habit, long residence in warm climate■, free living., or ani other cause, producing a deficiency of manly vigour. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by Patient: either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secreay, and hountri. at their house, No. 107, Hattun•tsrdeu, where and Testimonials are to he Peels. The terms of retail nee at nio are plainly stated on the first interview. Letters from the Country, enclosing a Bank of England Note, a ill be doily an :weird, and the necessaty Nies:tame mid Advice sent to all parts of the kingdom. No 1147, Hatton-Garden. 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