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-vtar "Irttit _%itttat 'fa f fluff *matt .41 fi .t .t ..1• : •13 •ctiti/RWltlt of e,‘,.;:etnm sa MUD 94: w.lllllolVitrev•rtv tf •—• ?nit Rib i 4 S ~lesterdev Mr. Titsoilford liptintredflteibite dilletkor an fAille wish •Minvit verifying thelreitlrof a eteteetered Leash edi in his letter to This, ken* salmis, Mr, .11• st sip, • nitiriat nog a sum of 51. of the Radical faints to his ow u,site. )1r filantifird proslnceil the affidavit, and trapierwif iilitignes: to swear to the troth or the Nets it contained. 'Me Lord Mayor said, find stlkis etas ettip on the part of Mr Blantlferil, soil as he was not wen aware of the regularity of the proceeding. he +yield not leceini the vt4.l..trit for the present, bit would consult with other Ma gi!trates in the course of the day. His Lordship nt the *time time took occasion to tih‘ertre, that potting mirk trustier, in affidavit, would only lend to perpetuate inlrete. rate prejudices anunisst ties pasties. SOW•llltrrir. Yoatmlay Comae Arri.wsmith, of Clement's too Chums he,,., Carey-streri, law•writer, was • beuutrtit from St. Alartiii's watelt.house, for in.ikitig • dn. torn:lute at the Ailetphi Theatre, Strand. hashed Irish, one of the cheek.ialters stated, that abort ehrren me Tuesday slight the Defendant passed by • the money-t.krr, and forced kin's. If into the pit ; that be ! welt into the pit afire hum, and told him that he bad net a'ut ; sad the Prisoner then abused him, and struck hint a blow on the rhee . The prisoner adinittrd that he hail sot paid, but said IN: a.... 'lot omarioee Yf assasit tog the cheek-taker. Mr. Rndsrll, ouc sif the Proprietors appealed, and said, it was toot his intent to be severe toward. the Di fending, he soy wistred it to he a wariii Ole to him snit others in' fo tore that such conitort would not pan rinnutired, and that he.. would firero any prosecutios if the Defewitatit efistahl -1 nibuhntgar in the Istibiie papers. The 1.)411144111N1 coeseateal to et fhb, and was Jr-chary.•il. MARLSOROVGM.STRICEt. CONFESSION OF lit:Rpm. Yesterday Thomas Woods, the young ono who made a tone coufentim of having committed a mortf... at Ediabettli, was arson brought up from Tuthill-Arlin Prison, Iv/mail pewit. iir. St spire, of produced the 31agistralce hunk, and identified the Prisoner is the same who mask smithr roar. at Onion-hall Police Odire. Prison.r stared very wildly while he stood at the bar. 'I h.. )'lnk intimated is the Magistrates that the Pri.uuer, dining hie roaliurneent, lad COilfrsitil to Mr. Nudder, the G.:1...r0t0r of the Priioll, that the trleele of his emaciation *vs Litre. ESCAPE OP JOHN WILLIAMS. Tn addition to what we have recently mated, respecting the escape of this man from Ott 's Hospital (where he hail ti soulinid fiiim the effects of wounds received is a former throned to brcak out of the Curongh Compler), we have now tit null, dist circumstances bare transpired, which, if 1711/10fra proprilyi, would have secured him. A letter was 1 , i...ea di the Cork pnblie.house, in Leattenhall street, a ue two aft,: his digit., ilircelcil to 31r. Cartwright, to be I. ft till called /hr. This letter excited some snepiciuti, sod u•an opened it contained a it. note, anal prievcd to be from Williams 31141 , 1 Cartwright's wife. One passage mid Hr.( nothing coald have beets more fortunate than the ITC...pi of his letter, as on the very day he made his 'sew.% she I. ol itritltil a letter, with some money in it, s loch she in.:int to •'.rret to him at the hospital. A copy or this lettter ass taken snit rotiveyeil to the Lord Mayor, whilst the original was left at the har sealed. His Lordship or-instil Mr. Wtlllllller, the City Marshal, to istleod r►gularly ; but he heing well known it is thought caused suspicion, and notsculy ralteil for the letter. Another proposed, in the first istosnee, to leave another letter, with the money its it. at the bar, requesting hint to be in attendance at a eertain time, at a coatis or waegon•offiee, where he could be easily taken, huh this plan riot nut meet general sauction. Kinsey, the countable, teat ..h him as far as the house of tulle Harley, as Irishman, at Whiteehapel, who had atoirouiled, taking the tart:ire with him, and there all further trace of him ceased. ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT IV II ITRCIIA PEL. Treter.lse morning abet AiOr liChlek, to the martyry at the Solar Wairhtmses belonging to Severn, King, and Co., church•laue. tihitechapel, went to open the premises, pre paratiol to the men going to wnih, he footed the drat floor ill in flavor., and no isomer had he given vest by opening ri•e door, than the flames burst forth in all direction.. He foofintiv alainve.l the iumatis at the dwelling-house of their anpfo'Hilisof danger, and also informed the ueighbours, who kart VW time in routing ferwaril to render all the lissiiitauce al their power. The fire engines sous were epos; the soot, hut we ispel to slate, they could not obtain sufficient wider to se poet is the progressuf thede you ring timber:, • hid, by this time got so much a-head, that all the three irarelionses mit co:lndust of tire. The firemen having by this time • .nn il a gmol supply, they played with the utmost ale , • but butting their efforts to save the warehouses were , un, it was deemed prvoleat to direct their attention to slfety of six dwelling-house and the last of the ware fue.ee, which they ultimately saved; but the other three seiveimuses, with all the properly, were destroyed. We are 11;ipy to stale vo lives wine lust; bet the property, the chiet part of a hich we are told bad been forinuately jammed, vv:::m.,viied to the immense sow of 30,11001. The came has • Leeli ascertained. Leger, of !Ito 15th August have been received by the Mari.er, arrived ut Liverpool flout Buenos A• rep. The reports received there of the grand j esnedition from Cadiz, which related only to its side of equipment in the month of May, greatly exaggerated its efficient strength. Lists had been traosinitted to Buenos Ayres of all tl►e regiments a n d corps elm:posing it. represented to amount to a farce exceeding 26,000 men. and cm:v(7lrd by no tesst:ttn 60 tres.cls of War. Whether the Government gave ally credit to this statement does not appear ; (lenrral `AN MARTIN Wag, however, expected to Inure st Buenos 4yres on the following day, mid CF.:LC/4RO was understood to be Rear at hand. 'Me liners Nhich could be brought into the field in appor.r the invaders. according to the official rxt•retlyd 27.000 tnrii.of whom 13,000 were tav4iiy. A of 3,000 light troops, in addition, pss to be ra•rd Iry Gen. PUT ILRILDON, the Etc.l3:- rector. A pl.tu of . defence had been organizrd, which dere: ves to he mentioned as an evidence of the patriotic s.-al anti intelligence that prevail. though its isitett.4 materially lessened by our knowledge, that the force tt ass intended to cope with is already dispersed, if sett annihilated, by the v.vitation of Heaven. All si. men ptt•t bearing arm., together with the ou stinv an d children. were to lw sent into the ir.tersor. The ituthediate defence of Buenos Ayres ass to be tiltruatral to a select corps of 8,000 into, who we►e Its be thArtinted, if overpowered, to fall back on another diction of 11.000, while tie remaining fooi c e wog to be cot:1.11114rd tot loyilog owe the cowl try. wood covtiog off the rename, of the elietny. Tie Cll3lll o:lndWin intended to be 'made on the batiks vi the Itiachuelo.acd the road leading to Yantrn. The co-operaiini, of the PUittlpiere, by the genera!' tenour of the lettero, to be per ftelly and to Orin tronl.l ire intrusted tfie derence . 'of the kit book of the river Plait.. .eery tfait sou snaking to insince ARTIG 41 to join the commis% cause.—These lettere are wholly Went on the affairs of Chili ; the Oliviers from that quar• tar bring so Mord steuthtt verse, which is uol, j et a tt ired. 91 ..1 y. 17J 2ltttous 0 Ninicshr 104 'troop IM ,•1 . oi l wedgy - having , bretilloak there . Was he eistertiv of some gika nee he the Ay heal the dwi ricks iu the scene _ ,grotiou. A stand, will he immeiliate l ly offered for the discovery of the perpetrators of this outrage. t . . • , cOMMIS4IIOI 4 I. Wts ii esnse, Normal S. Before the floe. J Notices to L.TcHER and Moonu, and a moat reepeeitoble County Jury. Thomas Gordon web put to the bar, charged with feloniously altering. on the 16th of July last, at Black Church, in the C y of Dublin. a forged note for 51. of the Bank of England, with inteiit to defraud Patrick Bury; and in another count, with intent to defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, he welt 11movro, ing the same to be counterfeit. Mr. GRKENr, as !raiding Counsel for the prosectm t Lion, stated the nature of the crime, and the avi.. dense which would be produced its sopped of the charge ; corifisiirg himself inertly to die facts which would be proved by a number of undeniable wit nesses; and in the most solemn and impressive ma n . nee disclaiming for his client and himself, all vindic tive feeling rie,the use of any arguments or language 11;w might trod to raise the moons or indignation of the Jnry against the unfortunate man itt the her. He rested hie cause wholly on the strong necessity orpeeteeting the . tinerary and unsuspecting part of the publie from the extensive and ruinous frauds practised on them in the uttering of forged Bank securities; sod its this great driogir felt himself and his client secure iu manuring the great ends of pub lic j notice. Here Mr. Greene gave a close and perspicuoas statement of all the sire toners •tteodiug this alleged febuoy, to substantiate whit b he cilivtl the followiir4 wituesses : Robert Berry lives at Black Church. in this county ; keeps a house to let or hire post-chaises, shout ten miles from Dublin ; knows Moodield, eleven mica from Black Church; is the next stage on the line or Dublin ; has seen the Prisoner at the bar in July 111,4 at hie house; he came in a Moor held chaise ; he ordered a chaise for Dublin, and gave a note of the Bank of England for 51. to be changed ; deducted 10s. 10d. for the chaise, and gave the Prisoner 41. 96. 91. in change ; required of h:in to sign his name on the note; he said it was immaterial, but signed it either S. or L. Thomson ; believes he signed it Captaiii.S. ur L. Thomson ; cannot positively say which; the number of the note was 7,1 I I—[Note produced}--swears the same he got from the Prisoner; got a hint soon after he went away. and had some suspicion himself that the note was a bad one, so he followed instantly after him to Dublin ; load the note examined by Mr. Kent. of College-green, who said it wes a forgery ; went to the Head Office of Police, and afterwards to Faulkner's hotel, Dawson -street, with two peace officers; saw the Prisoner in Dawson street ; pointed hint out to the Officer; when lie (the Prisoner) came to the steps of the Hotel, told him lie most have made a mistake iu giving him that note, as he had his doubts it was a bad one ; Prisoner answered that it was impossible he could give him a bad one; witness mid he certeinly did, and then 'hewed him his signature on it ; lie then said, 44 0, very well, coin! slung, with nor, and I'll give you another note;" the officer would not suffer this, but took the note fr o m him. and asked to see Isis room; he appeared ',Adroit or unwil ling to shew it to the officers, hut on its being in sisted nit he went there ; when they got to the room, the officers seeing a small trunk. asked him if it were his, lie answered, " yes ;" and then the officers examined the trunk. Cress-examined by Counsellor MiN ALLY . —lle first began to suspect the note, lie arid, because he did not require the difference of exchange oil it. - A Gentleman and a Lady come in a chaise to his door, soon otter the Prisoner drove tilt, and lie 'hewed the note to them fur their opinion; day both looked at it, and the Gentlemau mid he be lieved it was • forgery. Witness soon after set off for Dublin. All the time they had it in their hands it was not once out of his sight, nor was it when he *hewed it to Mr. Kent. in College-green. Witness knows bow UP wrimse stud saw Prisoner write Captain S. or L. Tisaubort ; witness did not write his name on the note till became to the fiend Office of Police, Dublin, but he had no other Bank of England note in his possemitse. Fiancie Short, peace-officer, Head Office of Po lice, remembers last witness coming to the Head Office on the 16tH of July loot ; accompanied him with another peace-officer, Sbiel. to Faulkner's Hotel. Dawson-street; raw the Pi 'saner at the bar that day, at about • quarter-peat .even, in Dawson street, corner of Duke-street ; immediately stop him ; remained on the hotel stew mitt, about hall'-put seven, when Prisoner come up to the hotel ; did nut know him at first, till Mr. Berry pointed bile out t i witness ; when he came up to the hotel Mr. Berry spoke to him. [Here this witness cor roborated the evidence given by Berry. as to what premed un the steps.] After some ►aunurs, from. the waiters, and reluctance on the part of the Pri soner, who wanted to lake witsreas into a small room in the p■swage, they got to his roam ; witness there searched Ills pockets. and found a nate of 11. in his breeches pocket. somewhat dirir. and a Ca. note in his waistcoat pocket; he said he dill not know how he got the IL note, but said he gave value for lire 2i. note; he had iso *Jigsaw,* in lrriand. sod only travelled for his own pleasure; ise could not say from *hum or where lie gat these r. found number of mites 311 a pncket•liook !swim ; all Ia»II How of the a. rives, aterkv. mud to be rtuaitla. mad avow& Thor' was I. of silver Salik.of kairsol Aidkvin about if. io.lito booofttot Issloott 3' audifil;latiNual l iag;llo *limo eiti4i 43gLied mn e ntirO l ikoo bc *grid write Pilate& .id'ODVM note he (soli • meager to that; 'saw a mien' trunk lying ott bis• be askant Prisoner if it was hie s ise raidistitaistly was; wino,* desired to have it miewed nod inked the key; Primmer said be would save bins the trou ble avid do it himself, which lie did with one of the kepi be Ind qii ISIS ; as woo al the hot was up he thrust Ws bend towards the *tem of the truck • search for something, witness said he enti.st slot thew potting his hand eside• nerebed the teismelf. Ile.thete found its • large 'wow!, parcel five owes of si. emit, loin of 21. and thirteen of 1/. each ; wittien was proceedssig to ex • - the trunk further, when Prisoner said there ' neett trouble himself as lie hush got all witness emmiestred the wareit. mid in the hot the Crook he got 15/. in Irish. and :W. Is English notes. The high noses coniimesl cif I/. Imd 30s. Dates, sod the English wow* of fifteen ii. said our or 5/. lo a conversation *silt Kerry on going op stairs in the hote4„ .Prnstoser lothl vely earnestly, I will give any moireynrmiv ssitisfactioss, and let there be no more shout 41.• Wuursa edited him how he got so missy [lank of Eintlaiiii ? Prisoner replied, he not seekissat for that thin's, but lit vrookl at another lime. Whets lie got to the Board-room at the Police Office, witness asked hint how he could t lair lotting so ninny Bank of .P.sigiond itutev; he mail. very emily, Ise got them is cash for a large hill; when he asked from whom he got the hill, owl who losi.l it, be• male no answer; next day when he was e-ked the BelllC question iu the carriage,- when. they were taking limo to prism's, be WWI he gut the notes lie had hi puyonrill fur silk handkerchtellsjahatels, mod oilier goods he brought from 11;$ "I (Flare the various ;totes found by Shift wave pro doted to him.] Idesottti es thr;tl N tlisibildikitioulahomo Pligmer. and its Ins trunk, hammy written his salos• as all and each of them. Politick illnyle—bThis wittier., on iimakeeper •t &Latticed. the ►tie beyond fildck Chuerh, me the flue of Dublin. proved t h e Primmer having innereil It oak of the Bank of Eno t lond for i►l. 011 him the ,teary. which mote, us. bring proluired, he fully • Marry Harrington, isinkerper, of Monastereven, appeared and *wore that the Prisoner lay , at his house the night of the ldili of July, Joni took a elinise from it the next toitriiing to Nloortirlii, log hint ni soynittit a note of the Mink of Englisid of and taking the change. %Vile's OW note woo brought to him by h ut (mitiierea) wile, he olojeeted to it, and wished tier to get another ; he heord them talk tartly loud togrihrr, !tot wild sit cltaiiii. gold' what they said ; however, she CM.lie .l*k vastli the same note. The Prionier iota hint he had been till his life at sea, and has not brew no hind before for sixteen years togetlwr—(the note wet produeed)—iiientlies it as the one he got front Prisoner. John Lees E.q.—Lives in London ; is inspector to the Bank of it ig ito.ituity to ilionwel the plates, and essiiiihe whether the auntie are gr. 01/100 or not ; lie has been inspector fur tipworas of 21 year+ ; has had frequoit occasion to ezeMelie wliellirr 'wire sr./ genuine its situations like the pie woo-- (Here The whole of ;lie suspected note* were pioduce.l.)—Mbiesslenteicesnineel them, and finds them to be forgeries in every respent-i-in the are. graving, the impression, the paper, sod the signor. tures. They hare 110 regular water mark ; there is a particidat secret mark, by which he could di.- titiguisli 11le grliUllie from the 4:oolllerfrit I•latra. (Ilere Mr. Lees went repsraiely through the note% and decided on them, in like milliner, os forptitis•-.) Mr. M•N•t.i.v made several efforts to liliprescli this gentleman.* evidence. as incomplete, particu: holy ins signature of rue of the ca.liier's. where lie insisted, that person hen% living, should hr produced hinrielf in person. Mr. GREENE opposed this opinion. st s 1 demon strated that 111 r. Lees' evidence was sufficient, rVtli to that rain:old, ; and if it were otherwise, it was sufficient fur hint to Liv Hist the eliglavings. the impression, the paper, &c. were forged, to establish tlw fact. The COURT agreed with Mr. Greene, initl over ruled Mr. .VPl43ll)'s objaction. The Prisoner, in his ph-fence. called on William Cleamhers.--This witness, • native of Bremogrove, in Worcester I setre, and a wool -staplrr, said, he hail known for Auer twenty year.: thin he had not seen I l pt apipp .4 hr was at se a . from the year ISt I, until April lasi, tither ihe 6th. 7th, or sth, of that month, in Liverpool ; saner asked him to dine at his inn, and they went together; hr saw him at the tun receive above 1501. for clk handkerchiefs, shawls, &c. winch, he said, he had brought a senture from India. One broken note he remembered very well; it had two Scotch names on it, one at each end. beg g with Mme ; he could swear to that note if he saw it (This broken note, the only one defaced amongst the whale, was 'pro duced, and Miami swore it was the very note; it had moos APTesply. sr searrthing like it, on onertid, the ether was turn off.) Witness had no idea of We BROM of the peTioll who paid Prisoner the mogul, nor where he lived ; it would be impertinent iu Min to ask him ; he knew nothing of the matter. but that he saw him receive all this wrote two letters to him, bigging lams to come to Ireland, as his evidence would be the means of par ing In. life. Ile was unwilling 10 eollie ten h a journey at his time of life, now 66 years old, but came at last ; he left those letters in England after him. Mr. GREENE 'hewed him the torn mile agent, and desired him to take notice of the date wiritti.ii under the Scotch name lie spoke of—[He did and found it May 1710—How does that agree with this traossetion iu Liverpool, on the hill, 7th, or Btli of April ? Witn.a.—(After • little pause)-01i ! they ore not the seine hand-writing ; any one way rev that stortwitly. Hr. Game—What ! not the same writing Leak at at again. Witt:ens—Why yes. there is certainly • similarity. 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I.Ooloiel b. In. 4 yrn old, 14;1. I I lb. 4 1. 1 Mr. T. Arson's b g. by Gat, II yes uW, I Id. I Ilb. 3 t Mr. S. Parw)u'S ch. S. Iw Sir Thosoos, aged, 110. 2 2 , M.F. b. gby Voting &seism br0 . ,1 lal . 1116. 1 Mr. Jay"'" he. N. by , Quilesito• Mal .A141.4. - ton cuvitaka , • / .:-...•'Tetobairti ifertiltlime"l. ' " ' ro's TAY . e erts. ! • • `nut CLASS. Mr. brre)riltie ,ilth, MAN, WA ilar 31arpoir of Musa .lo,%hek antr..Vgreti. • - - Mr I.4tilleOs 411.11 ring, TLr Dc>•n, beat Mr. Dest's lol3ck Lod whole !mor. r. Mr. Fox's Mack bitch, Venous, beat Mr. Momberg's blue bitch. Illerbell. Mr. Vassalloarea era Pl..ughtuny, heat Mr. ItustriN te1..1.4. Streicher. Illy. putt ' s Mntc lidll, *spree., beat Mr. Lnonte)'s red 411 K. Arnow. • • . .• Major Topiosinee Telles* otn./ *torte Ant, Lubin, beat Mr. Fox's brionitrol bgek, t% touniv•v. Mr. itlnonrwrit's !Ark bitch, 3liichlrsq, ben: Mr. Fox's AMP, FIY. • 111.•jor Iluwer's yellow 91111 white bitch, Hawses., best Mr. Iteses Meek dog. Itulia. Sweepstakes of four tiocii, to he emit is claws, um Treads, mud I hostsday. PIAPT et_avo. Mr. Desit'a blar4t bitch. biarkewaiill, beat Majur Bower's bl irk mod white Wick, Mr. Varaittairs black Loch, Wasp, beat Mr. Roes white bitch, Needle. 3IATCIIOI. Mr. Foie% red dolt, Phaututn, brat Mr. Best's white dog, 1111114111. Mr. Best's lilac,' sail white dug, Betio, brat Mr. Foa's blail bit. h, Dorhess. Mr. Lrnsky's blur floc 11'00u-riff, bent Msjor Bower's black Mich, NOtdemald. Litaire klach dog, Ming', brat Ilfsjor Bower's black and mile Swirls, Rovace. Mr. Klonblorres blur Rn.l rhitr Mteh, Ruby, best Mr. 31varbill'a black dor, T111:115131Y. NOVVVFIFIR 4. Font TH F. CUP. PEcoN el. VIC Mr. I.osellery7e thin dog, Tbr D. ma, brat Mr. Ittotoberea black hitch, Malrblemi. Mr. Valu;ttares rid dog, Ploughboy, beat Mr. Fut'. blue 11 . 11 1:1111pre“. - - - Mr: 11 , 4”:** Black hitch, Venn., heat Major Bower's and elute batch, Has *o. Mr. Iterettilor bitch, Pl ortm, beat Major Tupbarea yel low mud white dog, Second OMNI of the Sweepstake*. Sir mid . . block lonely, Blaeltsnautl, brat Mr. Vaosittart's laltok bitch. IVesp. The Sweepstakes woo by Etlacietnattl. MATCH Major Rower. Mack bitch, Brudemaid, beat Mr. Tansit tart'a white bitch, Vansty. Major Now. es v.llow and white bltek. Baroness, brat M►. Vassaittares black awl while bitch. Jewettasa. Mr. VANN' tart's black dog, Pilot, brat Mr. Fux'a red dog, Below. Mr. Vanailtarea black •4log. Suffolk, beat Mr. Fox's dun dog, Mork. I. Mr. W. black dug, Castrel. best Mr. Vasisittarea red Jug. Whisk. r. Mr. Vassaitiars's black anti white Jog. Leorebt, heat Mr. Brae. black hitch, Mr Monies', black J. g, Paul, beat Mr. Lumbl'a red Jot. Arrow. Mr. Londe Os red dog, Amor, beat Mr. Morritt'+ black d 0,.. Majnr Tophanis black and while au, Florence, 63i r 1.1:11.k hitch. Mr. 11.iiinle)%. bluer dm:, Witchcraft, hest Sir F. Boynton's Mark hitch, 1•110lio. Mr. bisidey's ishrk doe, Stint. beat Sur F. BollstutAt brindled hitch, Wl/AN. . . _ M a j or Itmarjr's black and ',Rile bi tat, Muslim, beet Sir F rest dog, Itraws. 31. j„, mark owl wbtte WO.. Smataid, bent Sir F. fioyil t bruse.ll..l flog. Bantam. 31av psis u 1 Huns Ws 1,1,4 k Vo l gil, Lova Mr. Lumley's black kttcli, Ely. fltlol%, NirVEIIIRVA 5. TUE Cl P. THlrt CLA,II Mr. Lumley's dun do l e, Inc !).as:, bent Mr. Best's blue bitch, l'i.uthe. I►lr. venmitart's red dog, PlougMeny, twat Mr. Fue.'e black hitt+, Venus. rOVRTII MOO. Mr. Vonuirtares ►ed .10 % :, Ploughboy. brat Mr. I.undiry's due Jug, The Dean . The Cup wun by PlowKhbuy. M.ITCH P.S. Mr. Vattr;ttart's !dark Susiolk, beat Mr. Lunaby's blur dug. Witchcraft Mr. I.sousle, s black Jog, tiling, beat Mr. Vansiilatt's srbite bitch, ,3/911). Mr. 1111111'A rra bitch, Durban, brat 31r. Brst',s [dark and in bile dog. Roso.lo. Mr. Leutley's ird slog, Stretcher, brat Mr. Ursi's black sod a bile out. Loa tingtr. Mr. Braes blai k dut, CA•ircl, bras Mr. Blorni.crg's black birch, Venal Mt. Braes bine, dog. Rolla, brat Major Bower's yellow awl .hue butyl', It ogotrba. Mr. Loma. Or 1.-4 1 1 .1 G Arrow. beat Major Tupbairer low and white dot. Maj,,r Tuirhaiti% black Jur y Lauri I , beat Mr. Plus'berg', Lhcl burl', fly Mr. Bhruitwi tette bitch,Ll, brat 31 , jur Tup. haw's white bitch, Russ Makw Tupltani'.o Work dos, F3l; on, vivf M r . Bk, nmil e, black nod *title hilt* tNich.—Unat rid, J. Major Topham's lobtek and %hitt norence, I.esi Mr. Lumley 's rril auf.. . . . _ Al, Lunt red I..ich. Duchess, b. nt M •j•or Toph.int's bl.o k Airs , I.siert I. 51r. Limley's black hiid., Fly, bald Itt.wre. black and •bile burl•, It"us.ce. 513jue T..phow's Lim k Jug, I.muro, he'd Mr. Illyndwit's blue and white Welt. It'd.), Major Typhon'''. 1. Ito.- hilt+, Ryon, beet Ma. Brumberg's black Neil while Web, The ottenifinee of Mettif..rs was rnaer Coin. tit.. 11rw• Markel racer bring el tL.• 1.4111 C 111111 . , loot thy Si int wee 'Uri t There was a very full attei•dm,re at Norwich market as 11.11 II lattice. moritly t.f whew( and barley; but nut any alterati..o ut price.—A good sheer or Solds arid loinorlurd ca ttl e asf •p eigfri f 0 ,„ the hill, and en iluiipual number of large lime., barred bewail all of olich iweiwaumed a high pierce. as eldPelie,eibeep.-.1 pre were ailed. 44.•18 .841 ;Sid • s s vel Itrio3 nis nits 11 " 1 - Wulf° 04 "" 4 """I' 10 % , •sla ataftie•tmol twislyr:4ollis by flfirfo• ytl i t •Pr . da TM*, .. v I I rer .to state ti t part o . i t no ens, ns iu ht rear of the dwelliag-laisase sijhrusitie table, trine, of Ballybisise.was Ave. it was; of To .. f ,or asirly in the morning ed.. the key lest ; romtha ..circurn.tance of the dames ble and been : i first,ihypoverril in the sipper ,art of a the kei 'use,. whir vi?‘ opt in use, and with which he thru was no Jet little doubt tippet's to to scare 'tette - toed Unit. tt i was the malicious act do in, me ;tans ;A rt „prompt as. trunk 1 HlT,rded by . t titypeys workmen natter p employment of Law 5ty4,..:. E.cirs. at Honer, tik, prevented the extenaiiop.of the Henns to amine relling.bou,e and the large turf and hay. was no a the rear of it, and within I few yards of wow; rue of conflagration. A. reward. we wader- I tom of IP ...A:A these leas.; found is )Ir. Gasusu—The Jury will see I!, and deckle 'ket*l")°ll inhu stile. on St. Th«y will oho see 'bon mu yof dhs forged Sauk 111 Ireland. Ibt nets ore d o ted Muy 10.1819. I "g' 1 """eled Is " 4 Jamie. Moils mitineral sip the evidence it full • " 1 ""m`i'll elo'llt, length. mil conaseetril soidi aka ts. Ws. Miasma 8( The Art 'estive4l4o.lB.9llB ta lk / 81:1 41 A 1 88d tkrtlNitta bet. dima retsvoiliiftllllo4llolllllv '~. .r rit ~' i utheitg k s4rzax. TM /[tr>toMteery plseneynessou wes Witnnisid as Noe 27. onsreleg lost In oar River, where • inhale se e W I e iceid e out the olkip* &linen Awre Awl /emit s .,. tl Man leaf distovered by noun worn at • entsitderellv 4t o stear,.. stilton wont* was ittsseled by Me Owe s er a te l weits *Weil wee lewbong and thriswieg no the water will its go, on lefle•g is.elr himpereil bp the receding ot the So rtoptebtr as ittiket olirscled a peat amnion.? of p,,. ; and as WON as 1a Mead he 'preached with sit ti, •• of securing Nod preterriog it eo • speettele for the rs-- Araiiins of the eosins. by which a eery liberal mint ewe have b oom general seratuble took oleo% roul Inulrmse carcass was stree r rtyl int, each purtiums. a• 000,1 be e ff ected by the oar o those implement. moo „„, i obtained. ft eueditsweil to bleed three boars after b...! • hit +mended. The head and. tail were speet.le ..; •off, earl eorrlrd easy; uteri by mitt monolog pail. of t,, /verb of Ilns Issolos saintll were distributed ell (MIT the 4 ei,ootry. Nut satisfied with these mesas of spoliation..*, fellows, at the remelt of the tide, procuring a towel off the bolt of what was Ith, for the pulp. of esineryie• it to a more retired eltostino, whrlr might divide the spoil at lettore. Under iltritecortionsiole. the & a i m , opeo i to so which at heluaged was solute's tat,. Is ts insporsibie to elate, whether this Ash was ow se.o, of prey, vr compelled by gni. of weather 'bat it ha 4 'veiled about 25 alike fruit) the wreath of the River in one lid., 64 we believe Is the first fist has been found so hv friw • ills nailer *lciness. Its dimensions were—ia length GO het, breadth 10 ties, width of the tail 12 feet, the tippet j,,, roue feet, and the lower 10 feet loog, and the caress. posed to be Nearly bit lows weight. Tiot stopeu.oi••m v „ t was (0111411 d OS ihe 11011114• If of IR. C. Clifford, Etti, of rtanyl,m, she jawAslutte far the nerpose of ivr ming remmer Ito bier estase.—.Kignorossrof popor.; NAr4l. INIPLLIGENC'E. o. IPOIILTNWOUTfI, notrvittq 9, ArrlsMi the Illepiseperli store-ship, from the I.e.mot; Dispatch. Finley, from C,ephalemis; ArieYat , Mrsme, from • Cedes; Blessing, Udell, from Rusloni and Diligence se.l ludestry transports, from Deptford. rtAmouln, wOVEIIBFIL S. Pawed by for Londe., the Lynx, Redpaih, from Q.elorr In :t days. and Leaded a mall. She sailed ia company nab free-ral ialmileeetwairwig shit* were the rakb t Letly Rettio, Log! lialljamli Deo Amos. t T. rAciaorre, 110111111,11 7. tkailo# tko poke of York pocket for Ike 3 4.14t0n-wean. tree &Wei packet for Lisbon, and Coootcst of Chichesttr packet fur Jantsuco—oll with mails. prat., ItOriaare 9. Arrived the Aran, Rohe►tsnn, ferias Malta; Thorn, from Tuber° ; Elisabeth, Gest, owl Robe: t. from ttoebee; tMelytlle, Gordo*, from Cedir; sad Stit... by, Illenderson, fi 4.44 Boothay—sailed 9tb Joly, awl did pot lunch at may port on her pmeage. The Stakesby •puke ue ISt Aw,rost, off. tie Cape of Good Hope. the It:cisul4Bl4, uI London; on Ithh Sept. in ht 17. IR. W. lone 49 S. the Recovery, from London to New Smith Wales ; and oo 46th ltel. the Criterion, fur New York, insd fityren, for New. foondland. Primed by at the bark of the Goodwin Sands the Fl•ora, Well del Gist, from Bombay for Amsterdam. The follotrog prisoners, who were capirsrly convicted at Gloucester County Assizes, hate hrd their sentence of death commuted as under : John Newman, Thomas Brarsiagion, Isaac Ballard, Juseph Parker, II illiam Bryant, Jame Baker. mnd Thomas Vise, to be transported for life; Fronds Pascoe and Benjamin Kimberley, to lie transported for seven years; and Jeka Golden, to be imprisoned taoyear• in the (Inure or Correction at Homey. CORN EXCIUNGS, Novviszis ift. Owipti to the tate coaleary triode, we hare had hat Cr. Ora% arrivals since Muivtay. awaseiriaeoutfy, line attack.. bulb iii Wheat sad Oats witel ea fun as wood !runs as on Sluu3s!, Fire Harley itapporta its price. lu Pease mud Beans Ow,. is ow alterative. COAL MAKIET, Norrxern 10. Ships at Market. Ships 6014. e. 146 Seweastle 67 Sunderland 3; Stone Coal 1 10e1.16 Cual 1 .... 6k.. 6.1. to —.. o'. I Cinders 1 .... 235. 04 to PRICE OF BTOt 3 per Ct. Red...titilial 3 per Ct, Cops. WWI 31 per Ceut 75 4 per Ceuta 831 83i 84 S per Ct. N. AP. 1113fi Blink 1... Auts...l7 7.16 i is YESTERDAY. Indus Stock 2us Indite Bonds .. 0 9 or. El Bills. t 4 du. Lot trry Tickets 191.18.. 011111iUM gi di.. Cono.forArc.6lll/W BIRTH. Yesterday, at Clayton, Mrs. Omnille, of a can. MARRIAGE. On Moseley, at Cardin; Joha Hosefray, Eaq. second re — of Sir J. Homfray, to Ann Maria, only daughter of John Richards, Esq. DEATHS. Ow Someday, after I Wag amid pitimfal Mons, in the 47th ar of his age, Mr. holm Hoary 'errata, the celebrated flow lyer. At Brixton, ow Tuesday, the Ell instant, eared 27. Antic, wile of Louis Mubuistioa, most sincerely sod deservedly i x Rotted. On Monday evesingolo 231 of Argus., in Port the Island of Trinidad, Curananineire Oliver Hazard Petry, of the United Stales Navy, at the early ace of 34. Ile was pit. tied by his Government will the skip of a.r t Adams. and schooner Noontel, ea a veinier to Airrostio r, elm seat of the Insurgent Governinesl, ea the Ms... IP wee Ra. l , no lees sailed, • active of for and. His groat grrat grandfather, Edmund Perry, was born is Deroodorr, E,,. laud, nod was use of the earliest settlers of the Colvoi of Mossaebuset is. He afterward. removed to Rhule wt account of his religions* opinions (having ne doubt adopt ed the sentiments of the Qoakers). He had there oats, lc.. mint, James t own Berjamitt, who estleeritesi the swore rtligious ;statesiea as their faller. Bestjasoir, the great-raonfoihrr. was burn is. the year 1673. Freesias., lir yusagest sus, try a stewed marriage, was horn i• South Kinston, us the mild day of February, 1732; acid in 1756 married 11w of Oliver Hamad, slid. brother to the Hon.G..ete H I *rd. I.lr u t-Govrrsor of the Ilea mhos,' of Aluads. Idea& grasilfatlev, Freeman Perry, woo for sway years Clerk of the Court, hlesaber et' the Legislator*, Jedge n , 34e. 111 his ostiii• Stair—the duties of whirl varionissacrs he diarharttriltioi. sitar credit sail ability. He died sit Basil linersoe, u. letubee 1613, no the Bid year KhL ago Clorirewhet WY wood Perry, ilme father, was lora Deeniebrr 4,1761. No e islosaudeog his )uetit, at the eraketeaseareat of the Arse ries. Revalstitra , he teak a very anima part, and was Oft . A furwJ lighting broth by had sad era, he the wryly .4 hod coutitay. la October. 111114, be riot nerried la treink tr-%re ik r, a Lately laws is /reteint, bat of Snitch iraidiet ism. dr *resided, ea the aeaseraal side, from the faiastaii llnlissr• rtlihraten its the motels of Seollami—ea - rams whirl Ow. r would have horse had it net beat eliasigrd N Hers.l. l , " 1 . eutneceeeee of the death Ka bellowed made. HIGH %TATER Illenesag 36 PA T AT S. ( Eve % I