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t t , Van*, ' Amoraska• -...- ' . sr.* _ , ._-------e--. OF 1 . 11.1D1e. of which she sung, although Mrs. Austin was wholly __me- m em-. --.1.--''', - (1---. - ‘" , er,i ne . unable to sing with her, by which circumstance the beauty I me . • _ rm. -. *** : ** a - eP ' ee em _ r e. of the duet was lost, •she displayed more execution than we , p D y. o a t t9 e xi e cac q: .Ry n, for Set ie na hm lleit. a 23 -- I .t is with great pleasur The prevailing easterly 'deb have, no doubt, prevented our hay. , rac T e ll . e ,se n t i t e lin g g reatest winners are said to be Mr. Janne ly amendment in trade. en tom e e t prime, he wrievevemaar-e- -‘,--;... : .....; :__ •: o ae" , ne d : e ' 4 4‘s 7: '<i * • -to -MW anticipated. There is upon the whole, however, some- I .- Mg foreign urrivals rhis week. The Galatea, Sir Chides Sullivan, i this week, and nei r eMee have seat2ely leen naintained, particularly in Bert. sailed:on Sunday, on a cruise; and the Procria, Captain the T h l a l s E g D o u l l e. E . : IT T v tial advance ; Ce s e',... /. ':- - •' 7. - -:es ki - --se.-.e.'..,"G'4, - ; .• .' -,1_.• thing so wt-Treeish in her style and manner of singing, that 1 the lower gm i e.; t e • rim , ors h tee remained steady; the S er . ... - ~....-.1 et i'r Gem ...e. eaeeee4ne-- 1 we are not very confident of 11113 young lady's arriving at - grocers have beuglit sparingly ; th.: tedium al d exie,t have taken b • ' ' Ilan. Wm. %Valdeereve, arrived this morning from Chatham, with 1 0, 0 , Redwiale 5,000/ e Mr. Holeoake ere leo week refused•to '', r . : LLL.5 . . , ....„..',.. z.......„ - : , , .„I' . . • : - . .p,l;ti-L'r' - , - .4 .. -', 4 , 1 r ,--- -..7f.,:1t,i . - . 4 . I, Calicoes of most dercri e nd eminence, because it wouhl appear that, if art could ovet 1 supernumerary seamen, having alms on board a life-preserving e l an d 300 1, m e uoy, which she will take to Plymouth. to Se utied in getttng the three-faurths of the sel , l o r die weck t vhic i amount ti mews from shipwrecked vessels to the shore. It it made of light • e • 5 000/ (•aptain Miller 5,000/ e and, Mr. Canty 8,009/4 at Metter ; anti heavy ga u d! ) (IT: . -- conic the natural defect we have noticed, in all probability ' needy One of the great betting men loses a large stake, Tarrant 'ceased on SS favourable terins i a; Wi ND3OR, SUNDAY, SEPT. 211. it would ere this have Mon accoinplished. However, she about 1.100 liegMbeads. In least India or (thee fere en s e w no . strong leather, and ere:does each man up to his arm-pits; and to in menials' and neenufacturers prevent its being upset, it is balareed by a weight, on which the man being The wont horse in the race fer hie). There M oily Mei: merning bis elajes, 'y anti suite attended divine sere is a lively actress, and allowance must be made for coming thing done. In Molasses. • lot of MI punceeons sasoffe-ed by sec tion, but withdraw's), at Vs. per cwt.; 100 penchries of merman y small ; hot there is still enrich One Levahter of any consequence, a •Mr.lfoter Ass (as he . • • Mee Chapel in the Royal Ledge, which was out. We shall be happy to see and hear her again under ; vo le ale I dler . he hauls hinter's to the shore by • grapnel or har. v .;e in tie pr. . , or not workie e taill time, am{ t rev Dr Pursuit, lfean of Salisbury. more favourable circainstances. Mr. Browne played the Leeward Rum have been sold at n, wlc•is to be previtetaly fixed on hhe shore or bench, by h a , heoxnatierd here -any one cminecttel with the Turf oo fanned by the I• • • A 2s. 2d. per gal.; and 230 pun- meow of a rocket, of the weight of lalbs. The Clio will bring one cheons Jamaica, fine strong, at Me. Id. a 4s. W. • t thie or. in a few daye. fot trial. will recognise the individual) for 5,0001.-he is a retail dealer in screws, Ito afford much heme that n ovn l A y alt ,”100t1 the King, attended by his suitte left Conn., and it certainly was clone hroirn. Mr. J. Russell's per gal. In Coffee ° • . • sis likely soon t o i s 1 any spice, and maces. -On the morning after • 1 Leflix 1 1 1 elleatons• and Proceeded through the ma m m a , t h e gar e etter, was a very l aug h a bl e performance, the demand has been steady at fuli prices ; about 200 ks, psi ' th a few wads of hi T ra t a se ea l l •l n. ulomel, berd William Parte and the Alacrity, Captain we -c place. eke leer pally of fine, ordinary, and middling quality, wi be natural died of that revival of • enclosures be Femme:ore tip the Little Park to the Castle, and, under any other circumetancem would have told well. " 1- Hope Johnstone, will proceed elmrtly frotn this poet, foe the Medi. the race, Ids landlady feund the following prettedus specie ot Jim done. About The Pelican, 10, llon. Captain Irey (commissioned men of cant on his toilet l iessed acid recorded during 11 , I m o re his elsjesty was remiced by thedThief Clerks of the 1-11arley . 's F . /Taro is not the mot felicitous of his essa s • anti Y - • fine, at 93.. In fine (Singer, or Pimento, nh' "My dear el atlain,-1 am sorry ton, that lam obliged coined titivation, still continues ; l e i a : e e . ' • m et mei the King over the various apart- Miss Cubit,. s Cliernhinee wanted every thing of which the only last month>, is nrarly ready for die same Region, Works, WIIO MIL i. The Blonde, Lord . Byron, , saille6 from . eladeint , .on August 14, Doncaster in P . ) very dishonourable a manner-but I have lost thee in the improved conclithni ei l l' ' fil e 200 bap Brasil Cocoa sold at 34e, &I. • 363. per cwt. In Dyewood mons plumes better opportunities , tillicuittlt,_.l.&a. Ile elajeety returned to the Royal Lodge to charae l te i r is s h osceptible, always excepting her song. Upon but al- we have had an improved demand; the sales are 300 tone Cam. Me Bermuda ; the Lively, Captain W. Elhott, C. 13. on Ist Sep. sum wale's obliges me to do so, and 'caonot meet the people the wto e, tus piece was most iinperfectly done ; umber, for Sirms benne. with a glaill face. For Owl in fie even's sake, da let me lammed Imvance must be made for Mrs. Austin's illness, and other pe ichy Logwonel, at 71. a 71. ss. t6O tons JaMaica, 111 51.175. fal. His Nlajesty's yacht Hershel, Capt. Cliff'ord, C. B. is aaily ex- this On your 'mind-that i s , p ray g of the condition of the p heeiettion in sayine, I - °I • Ir. 'll nil -he Duke of Reitlend visited : circumstances. a 61. ss. ;20 tons Brazil Fustic, off the quay, a t 71. ; go tens pected to return Irons St. Peteriburgh, with his Excellency the racea, atel betting, and all those evil ways, for, if he does not,* keep your son from attending t let within The Peke of Suede a . . D u ke of Devonshire. Capt. C. will commission the Bilden frigate- sill ultimately lead to ruin and an e mend, - end. Enclosed Is safe. tree for tl:e better has been of 1 the Duke of l'otk yesterday. , Ills Royal nighty ss took A Mr. Ilooper, from the provinces, was to have appeared Spaniel). at 5/. Me aM. Iss. 110 tons Cuba, atfle 10s., with a few for the Mediterranean elation. cient to pay my expenses. Send my true* and - books as early as Last IVediretelay nigh ! le n Ma:inlay aftermeon for about two hours •in extmel Briton mei m em / em em e st , but win prevented tons of Nicaragua Wood, at steady prices. Dahoon Barwood at 7/. The Asia, 84, ia to Ire COTIIaIi.%;OTIVI at this poet by Cant• Ed- possible. God Almighty blew • lb l' et t a meeting 1 iris usual airing o. . ) (at, am. e wee me ev , mitten nppointed to visi I • eel e half in Ms open barone • lie Sir Ilerbert Taylor, his ;hy indi s po s i t ion. It is to be hop: d that Mr• Hooper is in Cann/nod steady. In Turpentine, or American Tar, nothing do- ward Curion. for the flag of Vice. Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, t i ie (Its- ' l' ery faithtully yours, ivisione of the town, 1 'ir Henry Tommie. Adiettent- I the gentlemanly lire which may be indeed, inferred from ing; 200 K.C.U. appoir.ted Co tttttt antler in Chief in the blediterranean.- - • Moses Ass." am every ' Slilitery necretary, mill S . • • ~ . , , . . . , barrels Stockholm sold at 14s. 9d.; and 200 barrels Arch. lien. Stepireas Dyer, 1:sq• (formarly Secretary to Vice.Attenital This is not the first time that Mr. Moses Ass has been Ohm, concurred in useerting th t tit neral, !esteem .1 ter his dila,/ •iAO AM iai . • mel Laced liminess wlth the Remit Duke the. character ch wee , f , 1 th talent, angel, at las. 6d. per barrel. In ' • Shumate 2eo bags Stetly, at Ils• ; Sir Cherie. Pe.•.roae, K.C.8.) is appointed Secretsry: tient hml taken pl,• L s•- I- t '' ,el I 1 -!t the vesieleitee of the Inike of Roland, in anything ahove mediocrity he will be a great plaarei in ale URIC predicament, and we can only say that t tat tee acquisition to and MI bap Verona, at Gs. per cm ;40 Melte Madras and The following ollicers have been appointed to the Barham, Ant ye el was gradually iliatiMaliin ' I ."I - wit"... '' II -1 Milford and Mr. Maczregur this campitity. e Arlington-seeet. ea e iry , Regal Indigo have been sold at se. Gd. to Gee per lb. In Rice Woolwich, lately commissioned hy Capt. Sir Thinner; Imuis, , . • oar , those who are softerers Ly him deserve it-they should g ....., who wers partially e inployed so -' • 1 his Meal Highness yesterday. The e xterior of the theatre hears the mark of the brush, eel • . for the flag of Vice-Admiral the Hon. Om. lgiphinstone Fleming, have learned caution from experience. A sporting chit. tne e atsnei y a small lot of 30 tierces of Carolina 301'1235. per cwt. In Hides into hill work, with 0 Walden ruder Secretary of State for hut the interior is very (limey • 'redline bee been dune in to be Commander-hi-Chief in me West Indies :-Lieutenanis meter offered 20/. even that the aboae-mentioned indivia aut a n y mg _ i 1,0-(1 Ilaesril d_ , , _ . I . i ~. , , ~ a , _ , the sales are 1,200 Peruvian dry at 50.; 500 dry salted Brazil at Calquhoun, Freser, Drinkwater, Dean, Forrester, Keith tfieg)• 1i ' • rate of wages. 1 t mu • leave town tills day for tle way ot e mochtellinent during the vacation. 'I his may • tua will be Tolled in a tub snorting at Illaekwall, on st not be rareign Alf:in, is expected si Gel. a GO.; and 120 West India wilted at 4 ,1 - Per lb. In Ashes Mr. Cole. Mama ; 31r. Rose, Surgeon e Mr. J. L. Luck-inibe. tress, which was of late so sever '•• t ) Lord Granville, our Ambaesador there, he placed perhaps; to the account of the late period at Sunday. at 3 o'clock precisely. IVe ehall dro 1 this subject I putter • Captain Pielter, antl Lieuts. tiatmaton rind \Vinson, ltoyal e. i'arit, on av m . the demand has been limited for new, and sales small, say 50 brls. . • as unworthy, tnerely obsferving, in conclusion, that a from it, but it is greatly mitigated, Me a 1 lom Lere Ilowar•l's father (Lord Seaford), and Mr. which Mr. Price cairn! into possession ;at any rate, with the Marines. 1 influence of the revival of trade. :See tary Catailne. are at nres,nt stayieg. exaniple lie has before him in the former lessee, he is quite new Canada Pot at 2M.; 250 brie. old Pot sold at 235. fhb a 245. ; Irina. A. F. Gardiner, late of the Clisker, is prommed to the moat more appropriete epithet could be substituted for for ei mini kinds of foreign grain • Mr. Stapleton, ' Preesie Secretary tut . Mr. Canning, ent e , er- rieht to see whet share of patronage lie is likely to receive 120 brls. new Pearl (Montreal), sold at 275• ; andel) brls. old at rank of Commander. -Lieut. Dwyer, to command tire Tyrian Ass. • adeet.--Lieue. N. :fucker, I . Varden of Sheerness Vara, is ap. f the potato crops and the p ' Mis. 6d. a 21k.; no sales in States Ashes. In ( tiercitron Bark the P The winner oe the St. Iftw:r Was so lame •eeterda that L 1 11 war Ile \I :ellen, and a number before lie embarks in any expense before the curtain, for 2 is a y astures eileel Mr. Planta, toll 0I t minted to Greenwsch flosyeal, vice Williams deceastal.-alr. tnnal rains, the prospe eta of all of Gentlemen cm:nee:ea with the Foreign Department. at this season, at least ;it will far tnore beneficially be spent sales are confined to a small lot of good Philadelphia at Ms. I C • • • N' f II k 1 oningworth, to be Puteer of the Camelion.-. Ir. leo. er -e ey - . he could nrt tern in the stall, and it is supposed he never ye le ighteneti amazingly. einem on Saturday, RI hie leoese in Queemetreet, May behind it. There is a new drop, by Stanfield, of an Higher prices are asked ler Cochineel, and demand moderate. Love, of the Pandors, is promoted to the rank of Ll:element. win be able to mese:tin. Thia was just the case with 1.-The stuff trade continues to arch, supportetl by flutes! columns, a iit Swine, through ' Safflower I s is ...toeing up, 59 bales East India sold at 5 guineas a Ge t The Thetis, transport, Lieut. Hopkine:which ar rived here a f e w Jerry after lie won in Pse le . Fee it Thurseley was the beat in every . --sem-- whirl) is seen a beautiful landscape represeming a and 12 bales Egyptian at 41. Frs. Madder Hoots without alters. days sines from the Pacific Ocean, had occasion to touch at tliY Mr. Watt felt great disappointment at Beilzonrs bad rune Cutter exitam, Seri% 22. Island of 31oclio, for water, the only inhabitant on which was en Mass ;he might have mid Mtn for 3000 guineas previous to we hate had during the preseut , cliampaign country, with mountains its the distance, • lion, some French have sold at 37e. Some inquiry for Barllla. .. a • of geoils were sold at adeanced Between three and four heinelreel of oar faalti s na i " the eifeet of which is «real to die fittest productions E glieb seaman, of the name of Joseph Richardson, a native of .he ra t ce, a 'ter which he w as sold to Sir. Dilly for 000 guie . Brimstone is steady. Saltpetre is steady, 240 bags sold at 21e. it Aldington, near Ashford, in Kent, who, like another Robinson ' • , .• c,:s with more rapidity than the • reitere attended the hall and promenade in tie! Itotitatia of ef Premien. The foreseound, intended ta represent 235. In Olive Oil ri c•ein•ea • 40 t Ce le le Id t Creme or Alexander Selkirk, bad made choiYe of 'well a ralitsry Inas. Ile also sold Lrether to Barefoot to the Marquis of p sar ip..l in n , uns 4 11)01 so a „ lou the Meutpeli. r Spa, yeetenlay evening. .14ancing com- a marlile floor, is, Imwever, in wretched perspective; but 37 i, 15 , 3 , 1 , . 1 seless spot, upaards of three years since, for a residence, when Aylesbury for 300 guineas. 22 -The woel trade of Wakefield • ecnced a little licfore nine o'cleck, arid committal till about some lights and alemies, limpet - Iv applied, may remedy van •*a J : and . 0 . tuns Sici y . at 35/. ; Pa ,, lnt Oil is al . .* ad- lie watt landed, at his own urgent desire, from a Patriot ship of .In sedition to those already named, the following diss ' • A hieel wis statiered ia the proinemele recen, can In }lax need 200 bags Rem sold at .os. fel. Nothin The stocks in the hands of the : '"' en ' the defect. fk a g war, commanded by Capt. Robertson. The Island is about Mat Y titesuished milts lanais were visi tot s here during the races : haustel, au iner•med demand, etta which played at the end of each set ot . quadri, . - les At 3lr. Wallaek is the stage manager ; and, as the pugna- done in Cork-tree Bark, IGO tons of lierman have been sold at miles in circumference, and about sixty miles from the Coast of em eit e s „ m il uie !i mam Amar i n i Bak , gatal . eleven o clock the promenade leol,l struck up " I (oil save 41. a 4/. 10e. Chili, in lat. WI. S. It is very seldom visited by ships. as it does Larls-Clatievilliiem and Ilareuested. . vemils, has been the necessary clone, hut ereat less, e, iv) lone •r struts arid frets his hour . e e. not afford necessary supplies ..f woad, but it ems of water, in Ladies-C. Honda. Hawke Clinton Ponington Feeney Scate eel by the appearance of more nee King," whi:•.h concluded the entertainment (the fifth here, we ( r o he1 ,,.. 1 a repetition of such scenes as have been In Cotton the market continues firm, and considerable business : i sbundance. It is rensarkahly futile, and abounds with hogs and K .."- ' ' ' • ' . ' borough, comely, NI Ilion, smith, Lasedlee (two), Grantham, dm an advance or Mom los. to oos. a e the sort this seasen). allowed to obtrude themselves on the attention of those doing, and in some sorts may be said to be a Miele higher, parti- I h or e e tt, Ric:ha l ation has cultivated two gardens, on tles fa-getable Harons-Iltogsm , rf, lac Comte, Dtenucskidel. The fineness of the weather this morning attracted a reduce of which, with pork, young horee.M:sh, and Said whose ditties eel! ell mi into the arcanum of the Green- enlarly its American ; flee saks of the week amounts to 15,200, .or 1 pigeons, Ltsrds-F. and 11. Rentinek, Polling:on. by the woolstaplers, and in sotne I these who could no longer forbear :err numerous assemblage of company at the premenaae, room will be heard or tio nsore. thereabouts, consisting chiefly of about 4,000 bags Upland Georgia Ine lives. ii.r hun,t‘ fib:" fernier nnivnell down with dogs, n line Si•s-M. Disney, C. Flint, F. Wood, 0. Robinson, T. Sykes, elichl th at :sal. :.r.!from eielit to ten o'clock at the three Sipes, the different i breed of wheel, he nas broken in ; the pigeons are KO numerates that 11. Berney, 31'. W. Wynn,- Fumy, el. Clieholey, H. Muller. at 6d. a 7d., and a small lot at Md., and another at 70.; 1,700 t COnUller THEATRIa. he has little diffictilty in obtaia'ng them, and a few other kinds eI e J i 1, . ere . ea: •son, Sec. de here, winch connote principally : leis plaeme, (luring that time. The pramenade at the bags New Orleans at Gd. a Md.; 3,700 Alabama at 6d. a ed.; 230 I birds, though the only fire.arms he pnitserses is an old musket, with llontseraidea- Col. Lumley, T. Dundas If. Robinson, H. But. orsreel sterile, continues to improve, :' Seemlier Spa wes extremely thronged. The performsnc sat this 'Theatre, on Sattirelay night ' Sea Island at 120. a 16.1.; 40 s ta i ne d s ea i s l an d a; 6d, ; 130 ' a honcen bek, which Se distil trgee by means of a match ; but bY ler, 'I. Coventry, G. Powlat, W. Powl'ett, O N t. Curzon, Col. .... were for the benefit or the Letter-press Printers at present ' natient watching order the trees, he eontrires, with such delettive , Anson buscelles (tw..) Herbert W Keith II Le E P extremely low that the workmen, - • Pernambuco at 10M. ; 130 Bahia at 01d. ; 500 Maranham at 91d. • •d' • • Ab • h '•• ' ' '' ' • me w ' - e u " . oin elo littls more than purchase 2'll I.: 4 Tit i• s. out of rum's:yr:tent in the metropolis (patronized by his nue.ns, to vary los iet as often as lie wishes. out nine mane s i ~„r e y , 1-. statihope, &c. -e m s__ Royal Ilighnest, the Duke of Sussex) • and we were much a Md.; CO MMas limes at 50.; 4,000 Egyptian at 7d. a Md.; s in c e, t he Indi a ns, hearing of Itis desolate situation, though not al , 'fee running to-tlay has produced most extraordinare who are of course unable to become DRURV-LANE. pleased to witness that, on Ist-halt' of t'his useful portion of 350 Demerara at Oel. a Iltl.; 300 Surat at fiel. a sStl., and 40 Bengal all disposed to jain in community, Innded two . of their native girls 1 ! sport such 'indeed tie we have seldom witnessed ; it was is and thereby to aid in the consume). on the Island. Richardson invantly made choice of one of them as * - en S.aturday evening the Tie, etre opened fcr the season, ch e community, who have suifisreel much from the deprcs- at sd. a tid. per lb., of which 2,500 bags Egyptian and 500 Ame- for ows • err own labour. if dI .' d i• . ' ts consort, an woe . aerie . .erteueen . ot the Island, and the other . I .--- :a which eceasien the performances climen were, The s j on e s t h e thiles, their friends marshal:Al in such num- rican have been taken on speculation and 700 American for , the great mart for blankets, the I ex- he calls his cook. '1 he distinction betwetn the.e two individuals Sweepstakes of 23 sovs. each, for Cyr. ohls, 7st. 911). ; 5 yrs. Bst. S' adc,., a lit w ilivertisement call el a Dotal Fair, and the hers as to produce a well-tilled house. The bill of fare was portation. 1C•1,4 quite peteeptible on the present visit. Richardson having nu p.a. stb.; 6 yrs..and 3161, list. Mb.; 4.yr. oid tithes allowed •k. In the preeent month blanket deic opera et the Muirt . ,/,:;:.' ~' FL., , arti. certainly it) itseet loghity attractive, and the audience . . ... .:. - means of Easement beside the necessary einphorment of obtainii.a. 41h. Four Iniks ;11 Subs. eliallpenee per pound, but the blame ' At the ris eg of die curtain. that portion of time thestri- throughout the evening seemed (Italy to appreciate the pains THE AFRICAN EX PEDITION. subsistence, at his own request Li eu t. Hopkins supplic:l him with I,ord Darlington's b. c. Alumnon, 4 yrs. - • 1 vaneed only one-third that amount. a Bible and Pra l er.beole. Lieut. 11. offered to take hint off the bora Milton ab. h. Florisman, et yra. . 2 -al corps whose dmies called them to the 'Theatre on that that Lad been taken to iirknowledge the kindness of their --+lial.•-• ' ' Of handl; are still out of week. ing Ids determine:film of Lord Scarborou li's Fair (matlotte a , slate', bee he refueed to leave it, &ear g . , eed 0 evenitil, v..itli t .s.: or three execp•ions, amoearell unil sang at ' s:l a mes , by rendering the ainusemeuts at once rational The expedition sent out by Government to survey the I . . the testimony of some individuals hut life in les o-eit Gosernment. Ite had commenced le of Leeches b. c. Catterick 4 yrs. - - 0 " Gull save tive F. :,.-... 11 ..i'.3 0%1.111011 Di (ISt Cxcllse us it ala i ses t eas , coast of Africa and that of the island of Madagascar, which l e : ,'. a en n n i f c s i•m-ie i• le • e-' • • •• ' _ e hope that Miele sympteins of a a ort, to prdeet mist: t from tte nt , alls. sere was ii.) Mr. 1. hittaket s ottery, o yrs. ..•• II we enter cow Ir, si resainat the wilful murder ea:omitted The entertaitanents of the evening commenced with a has just eloeed its labours, has not failed to accomplish the prese.nt appearance tit any increase to Ilia sulsjects. !letting I; to 4 (as Memnon, Six paid. At stetting, Lottery led, be felt here. But even it' this be by hcr in tlw tx. etc isn of this air. (Wir national anthem fantasia on the arand pianoforte, by Malter Don, a boy of object which the authors of it had in view. It has made On Thursday the line new large stearmve.:esel Erin put film this lb:lowed by Monett:l ard the other three as they are placed abuve. take considerable time before an op- i; beautiful from its simplicity, and the best attempt to 1 I years of ace, and lrlincl frotn his birth, who dia 1 d p AVE a some important additions to our geographical knowledge, port, in live days tiom Belfast, (the wind banying . strong ffom the They preserved their nieces to the hill the second round, when the full exercise of that busy spi- h N.E ) with 500 tons of goads, tor Loadan ; she mauled ageen In the Lottery fall off, and aftswion headed, followed by Florismart and render it a I.yat era is a heinoes etience in any of his Ma- great cemitnati.l of the instrument, and astonished bi the an urnis et tle means o d f •h 1 1 f ' li • • correcting t e existing e arts ; ve : • as in eperation a ytar ago. She& ninv. Fair Olaf:one, when most beau- iful running took place, 3letrinon i s , t y's s , : rvants. We write this more in sorrow than in power and facility of his execution. Captain John Rock in a variety of inatances. t placee which fc't the effects of the On Weelnesehey, the Africa, Skelton. froin rabielehte, with a c ego winning by three quarters of ' head only, rode by S. Tempternan, em e; w e M e w Mi s s Gra•lilon can shield herself under setcceetled, and wae performed with a spirit and effect which Luring the progress of the Barracouta and Leven, while of coals, sailed for the Cape of (amid flopc and Calcutta. Fiorissnart by Chte, Fair Cilarlotte (ulio was third) by Meteor, the past ten months, and it would emerey Sam ber rids:Weds, hitt though we have quarrelled die honour to the matimtement and performers. The act- engreged in the performance of the arduous task whkh haul We regret to state that the Francis Fueling packet., fearn Wer- Caterick (fourth) try Smith, and buttery (fifth) by Johnson. expect that she should be amoog mei her ettecution of it hitlividetally, these observatinns Mg of Mr. Rawbotliam .in the part of Karattarrh evinced been undertaken by their commanders, we had no oppor- mouth to Guernsey and Jersey, lets been lost, with all th . e crew Only two placed. tice relief. 11• e are sorry to learn and pamengers. The wives or the crew . , seven in number, with up. tu . u:st be taken in their g. . ,p . , rmeral ate liention as far as regards great power and feeling ; and the piece concluded amidst tunity of doing full justice to the adventurers, as we were Me tch-500 sovs. h. ft.-ftst. each-Red House In. of further ail for our distressed wards of thirtY children. are left in the most ettficted state (Asa's. 1 . ;:ir too frequent interpo!stiotis to which we have alluded. general applause. It would perhaps be superfluous to unacquainted with the extent of their labours, and also •• • ••-•w • h • I; Russell's ch. I. by Whieker-Oibtide Fairy, 2 yrs. . I don funel.-/eis. e- 31w. Centlivre's comedy of The Wonder is so well advance ally observation on the structure of a drama which with that of the mortality to which they were exposed • tress. A eubscription is tee lie opened for thetr relict at cy mous . . or. eatees br. c. Sharpshooter, 2 yrs • . 2 file name* of the passeogers are not kilown. rn that trads iti the manufacturing • Retiree-6 to 4en lir. Russell's Illy. while performing them. ; iresmi awl him been so often suljected to criticism, that has been for some time under the pI 1 . • •b t I ui lc eye , u i we .. _ . .. .. . _ . Sharpshooter lett at a tremendoes pace, bet was headed about Inm - roving. The demanti ter our : ' 1 ••• ir3u l ,l he a work ofsapererogation to enter into an ana- were disposed to point cut what we think a fault, it would We now learn, with regret, that the loss of life has _ halt way, ard beat easy by the Wish-Air filly, rode by It. Johnson, , and our manufacturers are daily • i.. i• • h n c -The rinci Ms in the after near Kirk eemeL ...UE • p p, , . e , been very considerable, not fewer than a hundred and . the other by biome. Run in one minute fifteen seconde. One thin- is certain that intri me has be that its / e - 'li• at vir• t • •'t / e es o it ere. , , , is • .c . Will .114 a. e .ta ice es ili the acknow- . an additional number of cperatives all weee George 111 organ, jun. Esq. banker in hieka my, • 1 menel nothing since toe clays of the authoress, whose re- hedged rules of poetical justice. We conceive that the ob- thirty-five deaths having taken place since the ships left • _ . ~, Match eOO-mile and hell'. the wages of labour, are, however, en David Landale, easel. tanner mere. ihe parties met 31r. Yates's b. f. L' 4 - 8 31b innet, yrs, 4... . . . I rl.rsfe: mine, in this partienlar at least, was die acme of jact-the moral-of the storm, is lost in the dramatic En g land ' )1/. [ ' Wirier. on IVednesday morning at six o'clock, in Cardon Len, on 2 slerfeetion. The tinselly, and certainly the emelt attraction transfusion. Songs, Duets and Glees-by juveniles But this expert, - se of heman life has not been incurred Lard efuneastere; b. f. Gereie. ? yrs. 7st. 31b. . VINO EN I'Lnratss.-A cotton work the estate of Ranh, the former attended by ll'. Millie, E-q. . Betting-6 to 4on Gercia. el Me evening, was the appearaece of Miss E. Tree, ill the and adults, practitioners anti amateurs-woe judiciously for a trifling good. Twenty-four thouttand noiles rat coast, li was valued by competent pers•ms ' e d and theelaseer by Lieutenant Milne, R.N. Two medical Garcia went eff very sloy with the lead. The running cotes etieleelt character of Donna 1 . in!aute. 'This young lady is interepersed, and for the most part excellently pet- but imperfectly known before, have been carefullywiew . mowed at the rails, when Ltnnet came up, ands more beauritialeace /., was tepee el by public rump on i t ken th ir round gentlemen were also present. Hay ng a t g I a sister of the late distinguished vocalist, Miss M• Tree, formed ; and a precocious votary ot' Terpsichore stepped Many parts of it had been very erroneously indicated in the comet nut have beet; seen from the &mance-poet ;itwu at last won at the upset pi ice of 11,50 u/., and st the usual distance, they firer , 1 when Mr. Morean received now Mrs. Bradshaw, and appeared at Covent-ger:len forward in the CAllSe of humanity. The entertaiaments • maps and some of them were net leas than 5150 miles out . e . cleverly. On puttying the winning•east, Garcia tripped and tril l ion, was knocked down st 1 1,050 - his adversary's ball in the left breast, and instantly expired. tl , etre on the occesion of leer sister's last benefit, since concluded with the Oak Chest, in which Mr. Davidae • „, in latitude and longitnele. but the mate and rider were up immediately. The winner rode by wltieli she has been a member of the Beth company, and the character of Tiniwn, displayed his exquisite power - • ••• The labour inseparable from the corn letion of such a p His body was brought to his own hause about an hour after. epring, Genie by Teamienian-run in three minutes and forty. _ . .. . _ .. ___ Mr Lanett& anti his meemel have, we understand, left Kirk- tive seconds. , free , whome ehe is now tramplanted. Her font. is bean- of humour and versatility of talent. ln the course of the survey of that inhospitable coast was necessarily very ' • Se tr. xCoeire le v.-Pdruant to •'' * * alely. Precognitione were taken during the (lay ; and as Three Year Old Sweepstakes of 30 son. 10 ft. For colts, Ost. elle; teal, somewhat after that of her sister (elrs. Ihredshaw), evening Mr. Rowbothani delivered the following Address severe, but the result is correspondingly gratifying.- Board of Management, a meeting of ill be the causes which led to this melancholy rencontre w . fillies, use 3:b. One mile-25 subs. 11,:: rather taller, her head being the very p: rfectioe of Ca - written by Mr. J. Blakesley, Compositor :- r From the service performed by the Barracouta and Leven, Mr T 0 Powlete bl c IS oth to l a • . r. er anny . I Company was held on Thursday for ' • come the subject of legal investigation, we must decline • • .. • , tani.: Bebe. Her voice partakes also of her sister's meletli- future navigators will sail in those parts with comparative Lord Kennedy a ch. c. Bedlanote . 2 into consideration the expedieney of Ye smiling Patrone ofet noble cause. hich are in the mean iving publicity to the statements w . OW d.pth; her articulation is distinct anti perfect, her car- safety. 'fire vast extent of coast which we have mene g Lord Scarborough's b. 1. Lady Georgians . . 3 kof the Company Beldam aboish- The moment's crane to dist non applause ! , time current. We have authority teom the friends of the Duke of Leeds's gr. f. by %Velum-Lisette u •t ve leeant and her manners exmaleitely ladylike. In the With sympathetic and true I . lritisli hearts, cloned is now perfectly known. Every harbour, evem - Company's stock, fixing the femme •e• o , e a survivor to state, that measures are taken to brieg forward 31r. Yates's b. c. Paul Pry - - . U mins trying moues with Felix, in those of badinage, of in- This night pu'i.e acted Imre and gen'toits parts: bay, every navigable river, has been diligently explor , to the Directors, and for altering the his trial as early as the forms. of court will &emit of. Mt. Beeeing -5 to 2on Bedlamite tsto I apt. Georgians; 10 to 1 . ' sultel dignity, anti of tender affection, under all the vane- And me, awhile, stesnend the miterie scene, and correctly laid down in the charts, which are the result amt. Paul Pry • and 10 to 1 amt. Fanny ualiticatitni et the Beard of Manage- Warmly to utter %IVO went/tee/pp:- uf this unostentatious, but interesting !service. Latulale will most readily present himself before a jury of 0, , fl . e ~ • ties of situation in which his jealousy and her solicitude for I eie Lisette hely, I aul Pry, and Lady Geoegiana, made the pia/ le Esq. in the Chair. The resolu- Our ro:1 thanks for Brethren in diso rue- his count as soon as a day shall be a mointed • temperer The history of the expedition ia looked for with con- TY • I 1 • ,Y te the Reel House, where Fanny and Bedleunite eame up, aud a ar,b fie places her, she was most eminently successful, and ital stock Briesli was carried. The . Maiitiv dependent eel your Guardian Paso ! absence being only intended to avoid unnecessary conhne- awe run beim :ever for a moment lost sight of the passion, real or Tien 1h..-as you boast-unshaekled-uncontin'il, siderable anxiety. Some of the proceedings connected took place. The wiener rode by Edweids, Bede ed two years, wished a rennineration ment.-Caledonion Mercury. Limier by Johnson, Georgiana by Nelson, Lisette by Smith, and •-•sumeil, with which this character abounds. Her bispiaying Freedom'. bk.:deg. to mankind ! with it, which we have not yet communicated, will be -r year, which was opposed, but an SINGUI.AR Discov env or et WI er..-One (lay last week, Paul Pry by Spring. Run in one minute forty-three seconds. Suet:Mtge of the business of the stage is all but com- TM (Mem with admiration, liaile her sway, read with ;meat avidity, merely as matter of entertainment. r tile current year was carried. The as some workmen were engaged in removing the roof of an 'Mine Year 01:1 Filly Stakes, of 20 soy,. each, and 20 added by the While Thrones despotic totter and decay ! To nautical men, and the lovers of science generally, they eetor was raised from eto 4,000/. ;etc ; anti (upon the whole, for, where there was so old house situated at Snenton, near Nottingham, for the corporation. Sit. Deger course-18 Subs. tot.lt to commend, we will not particularize,) we Englaad !to what achievements thon giv'st birth ! will of course have a still higher value. • t Mr. Houldsworth's br. Fanny Davies . . I i: 1 le-Among the passengers in the Who can recite thy far.fans'd Monarch's worth ? purpose of converting one of the upper rooms into atwls - 2 oil We eltiesday last, was Mr. E. G. , ' ' Mil the hour of this yoang, lady s appearance as Of Aviv the seat-of Glory the renown, - ---- -.----- ---- The Branch Bank in King-street was opened on Thurs. shop, they discovered, secreted amongst the thatch, a smaii Lord el uncamees b. Garcia 31r. Watt's ch. by Catton-Altisidora - . . • 0 reed a strict incognito, and concluded . aa cra its dramatic w•preeentation. By an undeviating Benevolence adds lustre tu thy Crown: arcel wrapped up in a piece of dirty cloth. Upon examin- • uteur towards every person on b mrth - irreverence in the Emily of the art,' we have little doubt And Brunswick's Princes ever foremost stand day last. According to what was said on the same dee at P rite following vetted. but were not placed r.... hich Lord Scarboroueles Pasta b Calton ing further, this proved to be the original will, by w . a e m y . . . kc a part in the conversatien. By a r - er. teat this laly will attain a name for genteel comedy To hold to Illis'ry's Solla the healing h.ind- the Meeting of Bank Proprietors in London, it is not . the sum of MAW. is be ueathed to an individual, who, with Mr. Houldsworth's Harreet, by Felber. young lady named Turin rveas in die el: v ill even outlive the memory of her wrsetial attrac- Prime like Sussex, who their care devote intended that these establishments should interfere with 9 - Lord Kenned 's Mary Anm. fof the pel ties attracted oily atter). . ' I, lie fbe next. novelty was that of Mrs. Davison appear- Oar lib'ral Ins•itis Sets to promote! Sussex ! the Freeman's Frieed-bis proud Delight_ the business of provincial Banks, but that the object in her husband, formerly was a tenant of the house, and who __ _ , l e 31r. Pare a 1 Linsey. establishing them is merely that Batik of England paper died about eight years since, after having kept a school in m r. M Yates' Liede lio-Peep. art of the clay, as Wakefield u :Is quite tee for the first time in Flora. llow often has it been our Thc Royal Patron oi this lionour'd Night ! have been withdrawn by Snenton twenty thirty sears ; the husband died about a Sir %V. Milner's Sister to Osmond. ' may replace the local notes that Ito ply the fare when the vessel ar- i• tto he eitellotted by lier representation of Violante. It " Knowledge is strength "-the Prew her noblest source- e• 1 w I Itit' ti • town the Branch twelvemonth ago. The present tenants are, the daughter Nine paid. low Gravesend, and each passenger ~, however, some censolatioa to our fet•lingit, in contem. Steady and certain she pursues her course, Tat ures. eum erstan( is in its 1 • Bank will give notes in exchange for good bills at a dim of the partieslast mentioned, and her husband. 'The for- Beiting-7 to 4 ngst Fanny Davies ;3to I agst Mary Anne I obtains a receipt. However, whets centre the itiroads which tune has made in the world in Er nobling 31an by new tefielgent lights-- itde 80-Pee and Btol a st Altisielora. - mer recollects having occasionally seen her mother appa- 7 tii i egst L . p, g 1 Mr. Wake field, and re qui•sted his arneral within the last five-awl-twenty years, to see that Op'eling to view hit own and Country's Rights! count of five per cent. without charging cominbsion. re•ntly employed in concealing something in the thatch, annet went off with a lead of about two lengths, followed by her pettishly, " that his name was of elm. Davison retains her vie .sity unaltered and unabated. Yet while the Press lice Liberty defends, Manchester Paper. P h'l 1; asta to t e hil . 1. hen they appeared at the dip, Harriet was four • y . might put ally thing." On Leiog . Her r: presentation of the intrigoing ellamberineid was Amusement's cheering, tangling store she lends ; 1 u win more than one occasion. The Droned , / to which • LAW OF MERCHANT AND FACTOR.-An important a.- 1 e. - a tengths in front, and the others all together. At the Red House. me. sonic name, he said, " Put dowu -, adet l irable, and the quarrel with /nil (Mrs. Urger) was the Instruction's mirror slue to niortels holds, teration. which was made in this law last Session of Pattie- the will in question relates has, it appears, been claimed where Fanny Maim was last, Garcia and the A Itlahlors filly came And splendid I•eauties to the mind unfolds •to operation on the ist of October. As the by the heir-at-law, but withheld on account of the will to up, and good running took plaee to the distance-post, when Fanny inserted hi the book. Wheu the immetion or treeing- womanly vituperance. Mies 1. l'aton Or Shakepeare'e muse, and 31ilion's lofty strain- ment, comes in bein e forthcoming It is deli- Davies came out, pasted the lot in good style, and beat them a:1 alit:field hail given him a false name, e iii tiemella did t:et fail to elicit her portion of applause. Satiric Pope, and Butler's sportive vein- law stands at present in England (for it does not apply to which we have referred not 6 -* • .1 b t 1 wo engths, rode by H. lidwnds, (Janis by Teinpletnin, Id leave induced the old lativ to "a , Y 1' his book, and put down the original, leer is about the best thine, thm elr. Wallaek does, and Of Byron's modern verse-of Motel; fair fame, Scotland), if a banker or merchant advances money on the cult to conceive what cou • slid Alusidore by Scott. some sensation among the autbo- lot right Ais leedaet•• alveoli to excite all his energies. A ild Wits and Poets of in:mortal name ! security of goods, to a person who represents himself to be conceal the will, even as it would appear from the kaow- This race was run in three minutes and twenty-five seconds, Wakefield. it is thought, goes direct 2.ir. Arthet's Cohnce/ Reams it r,EII/CCISWe ; while Harley's Th' wirier( Youth-the Hero of the Fide, the owner, while he is only agent or ,fitclor, the real own'. • 1 ledge of her owu husband, who survived lier seven years. being the exact time occupied in running the St. Leger. as seen a few months since at Disleys Lituti-do hair never been excelled since the days of Jack Oppresnion's martial foe, and Honour's shish], Ilt I b this discovery is of the goods can set aside the banker's security, that is, can The party likely to be most bene- m. y e a • One Hundred Pound Plate, for 3 y ‘ r olds 7st. 51b., and 4yr olds to Lancaster Castle, lie seemed to rennister. Ity-the-hy, J. Russell appeared for the first Ilieery's perusal all his soul Inspire-a ' withdraw the goods from his possession without being says the Nottino.ham north!, we wielerstand, a gentleman Gst. 71b. 31aiden colts allowed Mb., and maiden fillies 31b. e two miles To find the deeds recorded of hie Sires,- e h as b oug ht who carries on the business of an optician at Liverpool, and Ileat . ,e, . f pu . bound to pay his advances. Or if a merchan leird Kelburne s ch. . rtty, 4rs - 431 0 1 !crater degree of indisposition ; hut :hr.: in Gibee. We never saw any body make any thing of Such as at 'Trafalgar thetinguish'd shene- the elder son of the old lad in whose • the who is, we believe, y , y tication there has considerably int- . tee Sem, and thert•fore, whom little can he done, little is to Such en at Waterloo the Triamph won ! goods from a factor, in ignorance of his being only 31r. Rteharelson s br. e. Brownlock, 4 yrs . 162 0 2 the will wee inade and b whom it was thus Witte- - pearance. •be expected; only one thing we will say, he might have been Our lovely Fair-the pride of Athens's Isles, factor, the real owner can compel the merchant to pay for favour ~ y Sir J. Ilyng's eh. c. Thales, 3yn-.5 • I 9 3 0 untably concealed.-Manehester Chronicle. Sir W. 31ilner's b. c. by Tramp, 3 yrs 6 2 3 de - tn, near Macclesfield, who pouesses better dreseed. At the end of the play the applause was Who thus our efforts Mess with Beatity's smiles- them over again ! Such are the strange rules which the co f Mr. Rl•ledale's br. c. Oiseau, 3 n - . 3 4 0 dr eshire•, which lic contiguous to tboae overwhelming, and we give our moat decided opinien that 'Whose brilliant charms this spacious Douse Blume, wisdom of English lawyers bad framed for the encourage- DISTRMING CA s E.-A poor woman, in a state o y I Duke of Leeds's Croweatcher, 4 yrs - 2 5 de Will read the page of Loye-the task resume ! trade ! The alteration now introduced assimi- regnancv, of the name of Mary Hill, has been last weee , . riglev l'ark, Ras on the point of pey- nideaufante ever appeared under more favourable circum- ment of P . Nothing cited exceed the running for this plate nor the excel. Theflithfirt stories of fond Lovers scan- lates the law in England to what it is in Scotland, Hole before the magistrates at Liverpool, who describes herself lonics of the jeckeyshlp. lies Terme, when she was carried off stances than Miss K. Toe. Study the truth and character of Man ! land, France, and nearly all the other countries of Europe. as born in Leeds, and as the daughter of George and Mary 'rhe five heats were decided thus:- - That (St:cue - stance, we learn, put a The Duteli Fair is a scene ala Ten iers, with no less Thus-thus, to all, the Printer pleasure brings. By the law, as now amended, mere possenion of the goods Seott. Her father, she says, deserted his family when she let heat-7 to 4 agst Oiseau, and 3to 1 arse Browalock-wm by a 'es of so advantageous an alliance, as then three windmills upon a hill, the sails of which move And Liftes true spirit from his volume springs! head, with great difficult . oun and her mother died in the workhouse at upon the result of the trial of Mr. . with a rapidity that denies the eye-sight :it certainly is I Again we thank you !-Long may yeses of peace is held as a proof of ownership, so as to4varrant any banker I was very yg, or merchant to purchase them, or make advances upOn • Leeds about le years ago. She adds that she was in t h e 2d beat-5 and 6to 4 apt rownlock-won by half a length. liether elr. Leigh's hand and estates nut often machinery works so well here. There was some ' Your welfare, joy, and happineu increase! eel b 3 It f 4 B e e seat- sto eget rownlock-won by • clear heat the hand and estates of 3lies Turner. - pretty (lancing by Mr. and Mrs. Noble to " Cherry Ripe" And due we daily our 1 mprociiims den], them, unless it appears from the bill of lading, or is other- same workhouse for several years, and was apprenti ;4 h IlVal--6 to 4 apt Brew/Mock, and 7to 4 apt Purity-Dead r. and " I've been roaming ;" a comic clance by Howell ; and You're made Impremions we for ever vat ! wise made known to the banker, that die peraon who is in this township to George Cortleaux, a housekeeper t 'n Leeds, heat. , here 'on of the goods is not the b on a fid e o wner, or with whose family she removed to Belfast, in Ireland, w sth heat-Even on Brownlock, 2to 1 apt Purity, and 4to 1 apt LOORED!-A singular circumstance tame pretty waltzing by young " By-a-brooms" sine Mei- The British Press-the widely-spreading MU'S, Bosworth, in Leicestershire, on the. e Ment burgiemasters. 'tether difficult waltzing with Dutch Proudly your good example will diffuse: that they have been put into his hands for some other she married George Hill, an Irish lacksmith, from whom Thales-won by a plate. b • B I 'rod' ' Theta b L ' • rown ock was eby Scott, y ye, Oman by Tem. 'soaks wi re assenibled to renew the ' . Moms ! The ladies, however, had cellar an appearance of Lynx-ey`d Ohs•rvcs, who the world sureeys, Richly and nobly will your tribute raise ! sale. The exhibition of a bill of lading, a . she se anted ver recently, in consequence of ill usage, purpose than P Y • dock warrant, or warehouse -keeper's certificates, is to be i having obtained no settlement but her mai e . d n settlement pleman, Sir W. Milnerss hy Nicholson, Crowcatchet by G. Ed. • nel Wenn some cause they refined to Leatie about them. The dose Examiner your praises swell,- nd wards, anl the winner by H. Edwards, who, pitted as he Ras itt taken as evidence of ownership, so far as to give validity to in either England or Wales. On quitting her husba • both or the last races against such crack jockeys, displayed remark. nee's, of the George Inn at that Previous to the commencement of tlte Mart iage of n- New-better rinses-your worthy actions tell ! deli his wife, Elisabeth, aimed a blow ~ 71r-, Mr. IVallack came forward for the purpose of re- Iles-Chronicles, arta Times of Sunday's date, any contract or agreement made for the sale of the goods, she returned to Leeds in which place. as she alleges, a bl e good Jockeyship and judgment. He is now oonsWered ens ot v senior magistrate and knocked bim questing the indulgence of the audience on behalf of etre. And Heneld's voice, our gratitude will state! or for their being pledged or deposited, unless information she was apprehended ' by the parish-officers, and sent, the very first jockeys in the north and all the south country. This debt to prove, The Ledger will recount of a different tenor is otherwise communicated. The real on the Stli of Septemher instant, by a pass to Oldham, men are aware of his steady riding and superior skill as a 4 .4 :e st hen down laid on ' him most lustily ; Austin, who was to make her reappearance after a • The Interest you take-its great amount ! owner of the goods, if defrauded by an agent, has recourse to proceed to Ireland. From Oldham she was forwar . d e d market jockey. e constable a couple of black eyes and four years' absence. Mr. Wallack stated that bite was The Ev'ning Star will glitter thro' the Jag ! rh • hired to be guilty of a misde- by the overseers in Kenworthy's fly-boat, to Liverpool. e races were not over until past seven o'clock, long be. against the agent, who is dec timber of men were now callcd in to I Lowly Menet:weed; but, rather than give disappoint- The rising Mos dart forth his brightest ray I fore which the Course was nearly dese t • I liable to banishment for fourteen years; but On the Tueedsy following, not having a pass, on her arrival red , the last beat ey did after a hard struggle. The mem; she would appear, and trusted to the in- And Lije im London, famous for a match,. meanor, ant house in Liverpool, Was rode in the dark so that it was scarcel 'ble to am the partners of the fraudulent agent, if not privy to his she was refused admission at the pass- . a sent ofF to Leicester gaol, but on the dulgence of the audience for permiseion to omit every May now perceive our friends are at time scratch! • be h h •' • good y Ps" s liberated on bail.-Leieester Paper. thing that ems not essential to the progress of the piece. The fcelinp which your zeal and kindness move misdeeds, do not share his punishment.-Seutnnan. and left in so deplorable a state of destitution, as to t e orses at any distance ;it was 1 race for some of The late wet weather having produced an abundant obliged to Reek shelter in Kenworthy's warehouse for two the losers, as no winner of' a bet could see the face of his ANS.-Sonic dissatisfaction prevails ae 'the request was immediately acceded to by a show of John Dal will own-The Monitor approve ! Englieli artisans employed in making lands, loudly ieeilfYing, we suppose, regret for her indict- The English Gentleman, to honour true, spring o wards taken before the customer distinctl n h Pink bad f grass, two fine cows, the property of Mr. Rutter, days and nights. She was after y e oug to pull him up after _7 Will bow with warm and just respect to you! meld dis- won the race The bettin o th of St. Lawrence, near Canterbury, ate so voraciously, a few Liverpool 31agistratem . with a request that they w . . . g n e day's rams ra i n heavy. on-work, used in various branches of position, as well as approbation for her determination to The swift Courier and Messenger will fiy- days back, that the 01 1 111 ST was under the necessity of hay- pose of her. Conceiving this to be a case not within their The original Betting-rooms have been very well tt . pears that, in some cases, they have appear, rather than ocemion disappointment, as regarded . The British Traveller will onward hle, ing them killed. jurisdiction, a few shillings were given to her, be finished owing to assist her The new rooms were supposed not to . ilks there, and, when they had ini. liss A. Tree, by deferring the opera on her account. - Thro' the whole Empire, with their wonted speed, I home ) With to whi Time POTATO Caor.-The accounts we tinily receive to return home-but, alas . where was her • ch many gentlemen, who would otherwise have gone Innen, were discharged, as the latter Mrs. Austin evidently went through the part with great To praise your bounty in the hour of need ! her wa back a ain to there went to the At the close of the meeting, Price. About 200 English labourers pain, and was wholly unable to exert her vocal talents, The Morning Post his welcome horn will sound, from all quarters speak in favourable terms of the state of this money she contrived to make . y g , o ld anm . ce of fort -three miles from Liverpool • however u wards of 100 entlemen of the first rank be. Calais and its neighbourhood. which unfortunately . tended to destroy in a great measure And Advertisers state the fund we've founl i the potato crop, and in many places, where it is supposed Oldham, a distan y . „ p g _ k again by the parish officers came subocribers, it being understood that the most spirited t Full.wingl Dispatcls 'intend his ready he lite rams have increased the uan- from Oldham she was sent bac to have failed, t q . t FIXENIVEI.I..-It appears, by a return he effect of the piece. Min A. Tree, sister of the fair And many Ages cheer the Friends of Trade tity and size of this first of necessaries in Ireland. The to Liverpool, still without a pass ; d Wed 1 last exertions wII be made to render them, by next year, wor. an on nem ay , of the keeper of this prison, that the re/mtante another branch froin the same stock, and also eta .......ww-iew•mwieteese committed to his custody within the hone Bahl, was the Susanna. In person, and style of County of Clare, especially the MAW mountain land, will the Beth of Sept., she made the deposition before the thy the patronage of the sporting wo s dist of any former period within acting, s he is somewhat like Miss Love, but less effective. There is exhibiting at Cincinnati (in America) a collec. have a great supply beyond local consumption, so much Magistrates of Liverpool, of which the above is tho sub- The past wv-a from that quarter to this being stance: ' What is to be the fate of this poor . friendlp... -*- I n certain notes of her voice there is a peculiar nasal in- tion of bones of some nondescript animal, one of which is that last year's supply committed from Jaw to Sep. tonaiion, which is far from agreeable, and there is nothing said to be twenty feet long, three feet wide, and weighing 10,300 barrels, will, it is expected, be over gO,BOO, the young woman. who is cmly nineteen v..-- 14 1 EI of roundness or melody in its general character. The upwards of 1,200 pounds. The ribs are said to be nine coming season. In our county the increase is nos so great, in an advanced state a .... - - ion . -•.. . . la ed on - ins *ck Even- WO ~• s u termer objection we have mentioned was particularly ob- feet tang; told the other hones ad the same Proration.- yet a good average crop is calculat . L err tof the prison in one day • savable in " ShOnld he upbraid." In "Su l'Aris," her part American Paper. jog Post. . i . - • . • ••! I h li Sii PRESS •. • , LIV.e4dPOOL COMM , AL 11471•NLLIGENc S. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 23. tioNaisrlat RACIIB-(CoNcLubsb.) • • y LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, tires% 23. I We havu not had 'aimed edema* I for Brides Plantivion Su ~i