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I . ' • F 4. ' : ont Ms amok direttgli Ike swilves ettiltrysi . oiliness's Nlissintem" The primer, hooted revueclbilly 161 lie evert, esul was resisted fres the bar. He vow &Owed no when brand* to the bar fro trial. whew he 'deeded Reilly. iii tolleit chiding. and Ws hair powdered. Ile e• a very re•pnctablealook o tog nuns, about eixtv-fier yews of age. Folliegltl EL The Ilissoausn, isi ire hispnweive meaner. *is. wirincoll the awful isuliesica of Deed eu the fellow. 4'.yPrigoorrit —.. wan.= limey, dem henry. Soho Serb. ahle" 4 11warett. aver,. Derr henry. trivial. Weller. Ureter emir moo Jobe 1 0 1.1.1. Titoism Williams Mltitli. Wm. Ilf nee, 'kali Waal, Jeremiah Wises, sail Eiaisitatli lino;hes. The above 13 Prpourre were orverally Cauvitivil id• Gillette% /relied trok siatte. itorovitu i c theirs ht A be ford. Tsw 4 siriserr uonilwr ..1 shim i not e ri...l it tunticroce. The wee of thor remelts Was truly 4titstrenkiint—ate er Ikea hail . toe iufaiit'ist her arrow. and El isbetb Breeka• declared elle had Toir urg eilii.iren. She persisted in Voyisow that he t tile nate % fire ;Alia AN 'iris convicted. frets • 'Airman iul,lts'afteier. r tbs Or.f iiFyticial hoes ilistait awl Wm. hliishell, foe hantilif 1 tia, Illialeml, foe :Mediae/ sw . ...iiiimis is • ihrelliaplieisw; Zil e. Eittelier. far iiieslise 141. is • elivelliarhaise • Illesfy M....., foe asealimg tel. is a ilalillisa-hoise • lash e d 'Wa imea Thampuies, foe hafts sesaion trait sairm. .wi W. iiestarre.Ste mealier is a dmellisearmams labia Makes, tail Yloolois WOO, far eharewlettlag; Jame, White. Wife- Wilt jaser, mid 'harsh fluid" 1., Moshe* is a Awed jams Lmereace. awes* 'Otieeeit. Ith!ritairt - -ft GooM, Mary ilmomisis, sail r -* is • Ihrellose-homme • . Lyarb, far lii. -- ' weshiagia f Saphosse s . _ ftimmild•Pel . Rich. Hi;iper, far wadies ie shops sod _ e t J. T. L. Own and Hugh ' tlSTCspivately / lieffief 1411$ ) wet rammed a Alp. The following were *esteemed to treeaperaitionl p or o—.wittiate lams. ' Po maw lures—Snewel 6.;les. Julia laws. )outit 'H))))ear „ , Lydia there, Lyon Levi, sad Laorresee Hayti. 11111111beao. .iterph illareed. Dasirl hatherlaad, and Jowl Ram, z ee ao *ree ls swathe impr heed s tr j ewimeti ng e the roe . WI ' dirlithowet he tea assailwi Julie wind este OW whipped is gad, mad Mrs die. s./atesellils, to two years isapriewiweet la the 'Meares herd Wiser ; Hear* Ilennsillekl, *NO raw serree s le six anwitts ieepri. soden Carectien sal heed hinter; its. 'tansy Lewis salt illiegihre Natesee, see year's iesprisaawast to the linear af Cierrectisla. 'sad to Ss puMsely whipped; Llisslieth Jean, awe year's illejelesseiret, eel lined labour; Wes Harris, three soeutheteserisestseret is the dims of Uremia., sad se he HAW, whipped. A slumber of other prisons* regain to be een. fenced to-morrow, wbeu the pessat Sessions will 'close. la the coarse of thetley woven' Oink toot place. bet they were gimerolly enimPortinit. Richard Gelling, .Real 74, was indicted for rteal.. ins Otha. or fat e the property sif Jobe Jackpots, oe the 2Sth Jody. • Nia Aset.eoit stated the ease to the Joey. illett Jobs Jostens said, that he was the sassier ithealsoghtePlwasse is Merehalbstreet. Cerneby whet. Oe the 114th of July he had slaughtered ' ve sten , end they,were hens span the billow. morning. Oa the 11611% es . he was pnering. t tea 'Meek its the towlines •Plowils hie en.broombite sew the reined saMires shag iftlth whetting ea his sherabliv, mid tespiseeto 1 that he wassoarryieg elf seam let is the gee* lie bed with tim. he welched nor fellewmiliwths 1 I asehierrhallee. I kept s by Ma. Doh* . 11filleitam, thea west sa Mr. Driefebtleponell thermal' mete teem Imes with Bills el the multherhease. ohm a... 7 the let which therrillier breashtia. bed the marifest spiteeresiett of kw/iv . fee it consieled of a nasals* bf smelt piliief..Mit in each a mosiser as to skew that it woo batik taken without the preparation eased in the tiweise vain, of braissem. The Prisoner. en being .; takiee bite custody. told witness that he had got the' he free tee seen who were waiting fur him at list lleideebeed pabliabeese, is the vicinity of Cara say Market. Witune, On goitig them. saw le* et hie awn workmen. whir denied ell knorArdre rel the Salter. He brought these berme the Biagi. *rate. whir saw no reason to *small them. end they were liberated ea their own promise to appear when called spin—one of them did appear again. 151 the other abstosided. He hod sat doubt that the fat which the Prisoner had, was stoke from his slaughter-house. Samuel Plank. eu officer. apprehended the Psi miter, who said the fat was Ms sera, that he hod bought and ;told for it; but be refined to tell whew. He atteterrenla toed he bought it front two into who wise ws;:iug at the blaitlettlwed public. house. These mete were brought to him. and mild they were the ;wrens's. But he retracted this circles. isnot) subsequently before the Magistrates sod de• toed that* he ever said they 'reveller own. Frederivit Treesingfield was in Mr. Dring's em ployment at the melting-home. He corroboMtnel the fact of t h e. Prnatier's hosing berated the fat to *II on the 2511 i Jelly: The ['molter, on tieing called upon for his de. fence, denied all knowledge of the fot bring stolen. lie said he got it at the Maidenhead public-house. from one of the two meet whom he lost there. and torrely carried it out to the shelting-hotne 'to sell for them. Re hall is sitoras to prove this fact. This attetees was J. Keteririr k—whit said, that he tees elneeking mute twirler et the Menteitheed public. butter, on the morning of the 2dlh July, when he saw IVA, Mtn caste in—they .at in &Mark corner, nod he ohsenred a boodle near them. Shortly after the Prisoner, whom be knew by sight, cithain, and lee heard them ask him to partake of some of their porter; he did so, end he saw that they &harassed. give him the bag to reify out' that was all below* of the business. In answer to questions from The Rrcorate anti tier Jury, this tailors* add, that he wily kilter the Prisoner by sight; he could net say well where he was in the habit of seriog him, or whet was his het. 'Mess. He could [tot 'tell the Pita or eerie the en tour of the bag he sew in the ptiblic.honew, 'itemise lie was ruling a bit Of tread sod cheese at the trine. l'he RECORDIII--.8 Su, yeti 0,111.1 net tell the colour or wise of the big, herause yon were eating bread and cheese at the terse ?" WitttrPS- 44 Exactl:i so, my Lord ; it was im possible to ore it." The itity found the Prisoner Greilly ; and the ItECORDIM then Told them that the t'resolier we. en 11111 WTI 111111eir. who had t w it !MCI has tireu visit It , t h e 01.1 Holey bar this morning. 'Scared Word ass convicted of stealing, on the stir Sereenslurt, a Intel), the pedperty of t liseepb lb's*, se Iris dmellierhassse. Awes Nth* tied Edward Massfeli wen in. dieted far wiling% on the .2Gth Jesse, • qtaaatity 'rayless pipe) the peeped! of Awn Games, trawl*, thivelling.heture. The Prisoteen were acquitted its cressespseure s.f the Prearcutlie bring described ea a widow, and it appearing that else hod newv been aturrisa The Prisoners Were again indicted for • similar rffs.t.ee, on tl,e same clay, in the dwelling-house of 31r. Tanker'', in the parish of St. Pancras. Tlw ease was fully proved in evidence, and the Priapism found faulty. Strerml Pickpockets were convicted in doe coursers( the day. The itsmontose addressed the Jury. and after thanking them far their diligent attention and up. nglit decisions. rani they wen new discharged. Mr. 'rhos. A rin.triong, an oil and colour dealer. residing in Hatton-wall, and one bf the Jury, ad dressed the Recorder. He said that a youth, named Ater e. hail been red, but rather under ex• trimming cirri' f picking pockets. He did not know tl at the tie*, but he lied since had a full ton of the lad's family, who were most respectable ; indeed, a near relative of Ilia was a cook with himself; and so satisfied was he trait the youth was misled, and that his respectable counieintre would not he lost upon him, he (Mr. Artustromr) wes now ready, if the Court could dis charge the Prisoner ander a noutinal punishment, to tate him into his own service. The REcoabeit said. that the cents, of picking pockets had grown to such a height as to require the strongest exercise nr the law for its prevention. It was geiwralty the 11r4 crime that new hands at tempted. Then nett came howebreaking. end after wards highway 'robbery. It was. in fact. very often 'seep to tessirport Ihe early pickpocket. to prevent Iris getiing deeper in the paths of crune. Ille said Ire washl uncial to Mr. Armstrong's recommends. tion. and heggra that the Gentleman would call on him its 'Court this day. POLICE. hatai sevaas. Mk t% the bomber, appeared to a orommeas, to answer • dame stead, aveismit him by Barrow, a knacker, of Wistaria. wee, fee allirwin Her lea of the latltr to BO*. Towns Illanvir is a papil of Lennox, sad baring a linty fur lialitiagAir bad a semis with riving Caleb Baldwin, some amateisrs who bad disci at (Mime. baring gathered a perm foe them to contend fen. Hamm dill sot strew kinserlf yes. terday; and Oliver Mated slat Ike light took place nakauwe to bias, and boa the mailer rested, with se admositiow to Oliver oat to bare moo repeated. UMPAR4LLELED CRUELTY. A Most unparalleled cue irf molly was Iselonately for the soda of public justice discovered yesterday atonsiog at a house kept by Iwo sowasters, Chas. Elliott and I.ooBllea his wife, 10, Fieber.strert, nest door In Red Liolooquare, Holbuni, by .sous of so sunitesnisaa letter seat to the Magistrates of Hattesalsolars, lisAitied on their child, a boy about sores years of age. William Head, jun. of Hatton Garde* Polies Ogee, was sent to woke ohs necessary inquiry. The 011icer isecordiagly repaired to No. 10, Fisher-street tha door was tiptoed by Mrs. Elliott; oho Officer asked was she Mrs. Elliott; she answered in the alinseitive; on which he asked if Mr. ' Elliott worst hawse, as he waisted to speak to hie, on which she cowilacted hint down stales to the bitches, where there was a nese *deg at she lire, who she said was Mr. Elliott; after a few words istrodoctary COlllllllllllOO, the 011icer ,asked thew bow seamy children they had, she answered three ; the 011icer aged her where they were, she said oat at plan he then asked her where they slept, she said is the garret; on his • %pressure a wish to be @hewn up stairs lo the past, she told bins be could sat, sad inked his his bossism. He then polled sot his staff, told her he was an Officer, sad came for the purpose of taakiag • parii ruler search ; she said she would g, up fird,and nin op stairs fur that parrot, followed closely by Read, she unlocked the garret 0064 lad rau over to the bed, is • narrow keeper of ihe room; the Meer laid hull of her sod palled her herb, aid then called in the lodgers as witnesses to the sitnatioa in which the Ismer child was discovered. It was eseaplrtely asked, tied with a leather.strop order both ir ins round the Indy to the foot of the led, sod lying us the bare hoards; hat there was • saiall hit of sacking at • sheet dietetic?, usuposed for MON lie oa. He had completely lose the ass of his limbs foe waist of eseseire, was fed on bread arid water, sad corned with illh. The 011icer with dilation, unloosed the strap from the bed-peat, liar left it round she child's 'body, *rapped the poor thing in a Ideates, sad carried hiss In his arms to HattoniCarilesi Pollee Odor, sad ow. lord Elliott sail Ids wifiN hinedeleffed together, is • Mabel coach, before the Magistrates, where all the inmates of the berme who hod winiesoed this dreadful scree also Weeded. The Mace was crowded to eseen; the poor faint was rodsteJ asked, tied resod the body with a strap; firelight struck all with honor. The Prisoners were then pot is the bar, when the following ct ideoce woe Mary Ann Lee sworn, said—" 1 am s widow, mod live at No. 10, Eisler-sleet, Red Lios.squsre ' soil am servaat to Mr. Mathews, trho occupies the first door is the librionsier's house. 1 bare lived there these last leer months, Airing nearly all which lime I have known the child to have bier eisitineil in a garret; dories the first ferlaight 1 kw* so thiwg of the elithl bring Coulined there ; bet the first time I became acquainted with it, was owing to the child's crying fire bread end water and sliertly after 1 contrived I. get b i ro the garret, an d there 1 saw the child fas tened to the bed-foot 'quite naked, tied with a leather. sirup. I have frequeutly, since that time, beard the child cry when the liUwr has bees in the talent, and at the /AIM tints heard the sound of blows, as if ue the child. 1 *ricer Imre the neither to best the child, but believe the tailor frequently lona 1 heard the mother declare that she could cut the child's throat if that would do any good; I hove frerprently seen the child 'dace, confined IN the some Male; it eke stogy@ very filthy." Mrs. Elisabeth fierlingtoo, • lodger in the Prboiveee loose, corroborated the above evidence. - Wet. Rend, jun. a polite tracer, swore—'l f teat to the Prisowers• house tliis day. nod 'ou going up stairs I fumed the child Dow prodweril, roofosed to the bed-post with the straps now rusted it, owl in the naked state it now is. Oa the shale Prisoner being ark& what the tome of Site child was, be said it wis wesev christened." The Parish Officen of St. Andrew Anne the Ran, at. tend's!, shy ortteresi'llw child to 'be retried to the work bwise, and every care taken of it. The inhanhass sad VW netters! portent were looked upon as eery religiose potpie, sad notate-1y attended • 31etisodist Chapel _ The charge Itring antistnenerily *ode rat, the orilitesors were homed Miff to pruvecule; and the renown. followed l'he execrations of rill present, were committed to Ckrken ll prison, arid ordered to give I% Iviiirs notice of good and annirient hail. Thertrish very laudably inked to tarry sob lks pro.rircutioo. FIGUTIIM PROT PIO its !--A duel hae Wen fought at Lexington (lientisclty), by Dacus's Dlibl.FT and Mums:mix, in which tlw latter received is slight wound to the thigh. Both Gentle men are Prorcvvors its the Trans;lranian University. tANER4L ziosAbikti. -.•-••••••••••••. A Mint OF TOR laramoirreaT OF OF.O . FIAL DONAOIIIII, SUVA, M. 1111111MHOill JUDGE OF INITRUCTION• um los to or topmasts, I e 18. (WI. TM Otoevol itad vocolood a oomosono, Mead' At Insoporiolion, end oat an ottoelmitent but be appeared to it looneediatoty, sod deosoded to notkrgo b Wow daftr7 The josd= 6 Do yes boos Graeae ?" Cassel General 'en %—. o ‘ Wore annoerliag that imeeliost, I situire to how by that ambortly M h pet to me. Till this sostnessi I thought that nit may In Frosse, hot is every eivilbsd cosotry in she world, so peeves was compelled to Rive say aerosol of his rouslues to any oar, slim be had dam aothisig to diseorb the Imbibe seer, and thee be had oat timbre any established law. I thought that every use, lo regaled to binomial sad sholuirek eisineldoes, hat at pee led liberty to me aaid associate with whomsoever he *owed, and I. do whatever was agreeable lo hussorl4 without heiag obliged to reader say accooot of hYt curdled is these re spects to say owe. Judge—m.l'es see secured, sl', of howls, lakes • lollies a essopirsey. she object of wbkh was, so overturn the Go. vorussesit, Semite the mews of she Ministers, so constrain the King to give himself votively op to she eeaspenthwe, is ease sad, of his refusal, so employ, is raped to him, the sense means es owe 'deployed is regard to Ilse Emperor Paul I. _ _ _ General Doossdies—" If the most heartfelt indigsalioo, if the must honorable scotimesta, excited at the same time is my breast, could slew themselves, they would form my only answer to so horrible so oceossidoo. I should have tlionebt, Sir, Mat I was the very Ism Ma upon *hum a suspicion of Ibis astute could hove talks; I should eve. have thought, Milo fur she homier of my comary mod my lowerrigis, that if any one had vein me point my sword Mwards the bosom of lay Prince, they would here refused I. have given credit to the right, and have thought embodies impossible, they hail couviocod themselves that I bad become totally de. prised of say proem " Not duce it is necessary to speak of fads, I most, from my respect to justice Wens you where, how. mod wish whom I have aosispirwil. It was at Tears, in the mouth of March, 11116, when I had the honour to hem the chief cow mod of the department of the loam cod Loire for the King —that was the place in which I hogisoto numpire, in employ. lag the small f0u1... I pemessrd Is oldertaistimg the Wirers of the ditTereut corps which mimed threogh that city, I. order to proceed so the camp al Orions, fur the purpose of opposing the inirasioo of their conswimi casaiy—it was there, during the snows gives al my owner, list I eodossmonowd to issilll hots mg Ulleur the sespoil ditty which they had to fall! towards Sheiteneoleys whielh WM ter their aid; to is prose epos them dm reeved ehereehmef their numb, sad of the anwilwrlsse mishonines which aoselineg t and would in fallibly fall ems am armatry ) if they widened Atm. It is I. the speeches which I alisessed to die Wasp s that I pointed nut to Owns Oho Arms that wooM Webb the laurels they had acgoired is so easy am paigned i 4mke three memorable eirdmostsoces, they lined athlete sad dud es it was by themodity of their .ahem; I told them that Mew we. to be Mud oily is this see path, that as sot di es they seuellialair so odor, mid that, if they failed is t v t i loolead of bite the saviours or tbeir amistry, they lee Miry* mod Its derimpres. la proof of this aelit i f i nilei wily all ahem! every ishabilaat of the province. ale la ik Ilserilrous SO Iwe OS esuggider oar her lterysl Efilholos the Dominos d'AwymPiost, while anammad log the Raised Gumds of that oily sad the anessmodiog coomiry, Weaves I them used oN my efferie to pewee that roviwee from the lamella that now salmi to threstaw all Fraser. 1 adt.the :Mations' Guards of abs.. two places what were my Warts orrArr these circumetaimes " 1 It is, mentairer, iefirtsobk, os the 4th of May, 1814, where 1 diii mootiossed to Moor et ibis horrible plot; hut it is there That I have dared to blab that I have ~...reed my country from the greatest of oft colausities—o civil war. It is hi that place that I presirthe to my, that at the tonal me ion of the huseestable catastrophelmoder the conselooemere of which stir cummtry still grossed, I have prevented the illostrloss semi of Fromm., of aided VII Might to be equal. ly proud as sayerif, from belay for she *mod out of the nowshor of the Powers of Europe, I. cimeopeoce do third imvadoo of Its territory. -This is she snawser, Sir, is which 1 Imre hems guilty of imaspimey, and it is this bat ton*. racy, it is ON account of this alone, that I have been braille before you today." The Jailge..- 4, It is in the same of the same hawse. aid of the same country, which you Isvnke, that 1 desire you to inform me of all you know coocerniag the conspiracy, which is the object of all my itemises." - - Gerona Doosilie•—"i I spin declare, se I Mauve boa the loser to WI you, that frost wiy respect fur the prioeiples of justice, I am reedy to do whatever is lo sty power to eluci date it. Dot I thitik It doe to ay own beenor to way t that I will rot answer any of those questions that relate to that execrable crime is which they pretend tbst I haws taken a part. As far so regank this, the weeds I ladlisatiime sod infamy' will be toy 'wily answer.* cam The Judge of bistro then sdkessed s string of idle and issigailkant qiiestimis to the General. Ile was asked It he had such or such a person, sod is whet plass, and whether it was net in this place beamed of that. Wearied and mew out at lesith with heiog asked sorb abused qaestiosia, the General answered, what the Magistrate has net thaaglit proper or seceseory to make asses of, and put into his po em verbal. Fresh goestioes of the game tesdeney being made, aid he Meier , said, be bad seer the Femme of whom they spoke, as ohm as it was agreeshie N them or himself. 4 Where have yes seen them?' said the Judge. 4 ‘ la assess blies*--tdesse k esdirele).—" In what maeniblies!"—" In deswingssionts, is piddle walks, in peldinphises; there where we meet with those prisms whose principles, whose saw, tad where mama of wrist things, Mt Medlar M ear own." The Judges- 4 This system of daniol and silence which you persist in, can osly give rise to fears and doubts. I request you to 'uptake yourself moredearty" General Monodies- 0 6 Air, I thought I had hem mill. riestly lambed already by tire meta metiers of a trims is which they wish to implicate me, without adding any fresh outrage; asrl which becomes personal, when yes speak of doubts and Iran. Leans, Sir, that I fear smiting g and that I thiuk I hove soilkiently condescended in deigning to say a single mini in answer to such iseslielle as you hem ad. deemed IV MO. I owe awe apply, so fear is the world our solder me my otherwise" - After four hours examination, General Donodiew demounted whether they wont to send him to the Concierge-tie,. or whether he might go into the country. They immediately set hum at liberty, 11. ha. not been examined any more • but the Judge, we understand, has seat a second tome for the Baron de Vitrolles: whether as a witneso, or a 'warty concerned, we have not heard. When will web insulting trifling floe en end' An extract from a private letter heft Aix.ls. Chapelle. which we have received. sa)s.-.“ The evacuation of the French territory by the Army of Occupation has been long comidered the principal. and by some the only subject for the deliberations at the Congress; but persons oho fancy they ere deeper than their neighbours, anticipate some new and totally unexpected measure is in reseete. the actual explosion ofbilich will he the Cod notice of ire existence. The tweeting if Sovereigns. rindev any circarestantem is vintitous to their prophet but accompanied or it is' lma she present Occasion with all the living diplutinitic listowledge of Europe. it is well calculated to inspire an idem that something inure is to be discuweil titan a meostire with which the public tonal has Siren long familiar, and on which the sentirueuts of the Allied Sovereigns most be already perfectly well know* to Inch other." 11,70. • • NEWMARKET 11118 T OCTODEIt MELTING, ~ • . otatipAy,. ar re, 4aut 49. (Seetra4l yriar rearerit.)—tlar-chard of a atit•acrildiaa of vv.. earl", for 4 yr uld e.ilta , Net. 121 h ; and Ante., km 714. D 4 1. Hama !de the prwrity hf Sehtictibese. (Twenty thal.arrihess). Mr. Wail4MeM br.e. w Fjlt Orville Duke of Graft-u'a w e. Waterloo .. lerse)% hr. e. Dati4 Mr. Mitiewhewerie le. Ir. IthoOredit Lard haw?, h. e. The t:i.nt dr Led G. II Caresdish'a h. e. I.lllk Dirk So 1 apt pill.orville-1 le 4 apt Walerkwa. Mr Vtlny's The Stades!, To. 71k. beat I,A Whisker, SA. I Ilb. Alt. M. 200 p. 16.11. -4; to 5 eget The Ntideat. The Pt. Leger Sabato? Vurs. rarf, fur 3. 7 yr old colts, MI. 7th. and Set 41b. 1) I. Lord G. H. Caveatfish's e Allegro, by Driillt .. 1). of itelleetre b. e. by Watson, oat at 41441 . 11....• ••• • • 2 Lord Staiirelr• h. e. by Welty, ou t o f Ringl e t' a I). of Greflua's eh. f. Carrells by Juniprr, out of Vanity Mr. Godderd'h f. by Risberr, derby l'rgibine IA Exeter's hr. f. Advance, by Piooret Mr. Clesrltion'y r. e. by Elective, out et Modesty Mr. Bliake's b. e. Dictator, by Sorcerer Mr. Bisbee b c. Hospitality, by Election Mr. Raab's e. by Cowrie, out or Lady Jane Mr. Rogers's eb. f. by Hiorbastrol, oat of Miss 1141 Mr. Cry;Word's r. lo; Dick Andrews, dam 116 rayanter. The Judge placed hul 3-13 paidOrA4t. 3 to 1 asst AErgru-2. lo 1 apt Adwsnee. Mr. Neale's c. by Haphazard, dam by Precipitate, beat Hajar Wilipmes ch. c. by Juniper, Jas Trinibush, Ow. each. A. F. 100(s. la. ft.—Eiren on Mr. Neale's e. by Haphazard. EXI7ZAORDINARY PERFORYANCE. Mr. Beetles ware started apes her hark to do lhi mil road, fora bet et 200 guide folio. N.. yestesslay nwwspime with tht. es in am hour, uu the Wetting Thu mile; were Jura a; 41 - fii - e; - JIM. See. Mltee. Mix. S. 1 3 49 9 3 47 9 3 .. 3 41 11 3 60 4 .. 3 43 19 . . . 3 'O7 5 3 50 13 3 51 1. 7 3 00 13 • 3 1111 The haltmlie on performed in Me minute and 4$ woods; the wink being dam in 39 missies 14 seconds. TM mare did me appear dieUmeed. BOXING. A battle, which excited much inteiest in town and country. was fought on Tuesday, ou the Downs near lifersefield, between Cabbage, of Bristol, and Abrahams Newton, the Scroggins and Randall of the provincial boxers, for 100 guineas aside, the former being hocked by en amateur clergyariso, and the bitter by subscription. The combat took place in a 24-feet ring, and the spectators may be fairly computed at thirty thousand, so much was the satiety on the occasion. Cabbage had con quered all before him, and he is considered ■ hater man of his weigh► than any the London ring can produce. Newton had hest Ford, Bristol Hall, and others of note, sad he too was considered a Nonpareil; hat he had trained off the last two or three years, by serving too much at his bar. Cribb, aid rens Penne, brother of the Game Chicken, sad Cabbage; sod Bub Watson, and soother, seconded Newton. Betting even. THE. BATTLE. Balms 1. A smart rally, decidedly in favour isf Cab. hags, Wl* WOISI ep to hie •dversary's plmplr, end sever left it tilt he Seared him. 11. Neared placed a hit upon the side of Cabbage's head, be it was relented with both band*, and tome teddy light. task place, bat Cabbage would sot be denied, and he se sacheiperal Newton's bead, that his features were-levelled. $. Newton shewed weakling, and went down with as light hit, and be had dot the word of the fourth, fifth, and sixth meads. 'l. A sibert rally was commenced by Newton, and some sharp hidek soak !do e , but the strength and determined BMW sf Cbage a beiges woe antitrust iu every round, soil be retched i %Wry fall. S. This rutted reacted winaing to • certainty on the port of Cabbage, who hit his toss sesiseleas, end be let bias go down, sereviagly afraid to lepett his stenaiog hits. le Sheikh round Nortan fell Bees weakens, sad be was beat, bet he stood up four other meads without a titmice, se the dant trues his bead had deleted the ring, and he was tetra eff the goosed. Cabbage woo without • hurt.— Like • chiebee he keeps his heads well bylaw him, and wars alike with both heeds. Be is a steady lighter, tied a temperate 1101111. Cyrus David, sod Martin the baker, ore nisrelwd to NIA for 100 Owes in the dame ring as Estes mud Isle of Wight Hall, on the 29th of October. Candidates for public favour cannot fail being the objects of an attention directed deeper than their professional abilities; and there are, it is said, circumstances attached to the history of the Lady, who is shortly to appear at Drury-lime Theatre, in the character of Don Carlos, in The P , which makes her as much the object of interest as of curiosity. It seems she was born in England, and of 1 ' higher &load" than fortune and that filial duty led her, at a very early period of h e r fife, to study the profession of music in Italy. Despotism was then in full vigour and terrific operation—and, as on Englishwoman, though young and beautiful, she was persecuted from town to town, shut up in prisons, and when released thence, again bream, a forlorn wanderer: until, at last, the power which " charms the savage beast," bad its effect on more savage mass, transformed the etstmies of her country into the warm admirers of her musical talents, and she continued to be the favourite singer at the first operas in Italy, until the confusions of war matte it prudent for her to quit 11w country. About this time she married a foteign Officer of military rank, who had PKI lized himself under the banners of the Allied Troops, but who, its leasistg her a widow, could bequeath her nothing bolt his hommtable name. Thus, as a wcinan, once pervernted for being au Englishwoman, end now the widow of a brave foreigner, who had fallen in the battles of her country, else appears amongst us with it double appeal—sod the appeal of such a stature, mode with the voice we anticipate, cannot fail of meeting 2 generous welcome in every British heart. Out of the Paris Jotiromla mentions a ' , grotesque eeronaut, of the name or MANlgit, who had elicited much curiosity at Lyon*, *here he had given seven ►eprrseutationa. Ilion nod his associate. M. CHAA -1.0110, bed been iiwited to continue their rept , . seutltione. but had declined, on the kroutul that they were engaged at Covent-garden Theatte, end were to be in London this del. COR . OtTIeS INQUES I'. 'l r. % krill . ), there *assist loquest held at the F:wea roz's-, In ItcoallAtr.,l4,l4. on the bode of toliwilla uu., a child mily five yeas. of Age, whose death W. 14 I// caiioned by a stoolaii, Named Vleanor !term, harm& given her Inn ranch spirit liytt.rn . The Jury Mel at eleven k in Ili.- al five all th i s «valence was gone tlinuit:h, the sobstancetst whirls ass, that Mrs. Berm, who is in cus tody, strut to the horse of stir riuilui's po,sunis on T ut , F A A! night, at his. 1, .)..r.cellewroitst, Ilroadlstretn. St. Coles's; she wits mock in litocr, and slept on thr boards all ; she was 51w godmother of t't emit, mid_ she took brr oat *hoot *eyrie, and swiiirited et .nitre o'cick wills the shad trite drank. Site said that the gave her two elioAcs of gill, lIIIC of rnos, one of peppermint, a .mall pnrti ~,, of and wise hver. The child summit...l moth, and w beet; she Wept three twines, odd tbu.:n awoke, *h. is Airs. Rry4si gat her a tart, which she tie, sad was tig oil pot to bed; 1.111 she roar. sod was taken in tis slueh etoutinard all the evering; usetlical assistance was resorted to; hot without street ; she died about o'clock ; the holy stn. upeoed by Iwo stodesits its the rot ploy of Doctor Corpur, itsenrd tVaison land Ittorgaii, and they reported this the stool uch w. i s ,. famed it cootelpsence of the liivour she haul The Jary eettaiated of fifteen, btu they e , 011.1 not neve Nyc) the rer.lart ; nitre was for a yer.ltrt of Roeder. and %;IC fur Manalangliter. At half-pest vizht tiwy at tut T.( turned a verdict of Murder (Quinn, Eleanor Erytin. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. tottarisnottr, seotettnem 20. Arrived the killimtbeek, Raines, from London f.r Anti pia; and nrstitalion, —, from Hamburg's altar. Rentals the Tartar. Phietote, and Iphit;eoi a. Salk(' the Thamaa, for the Cape of Gov't Hope; and Coro mandel store ship, for —. ►LVIWOU?R, telerrerett 2d. Came in the Sunda, Sop.r, from klalsgs, Inky, with lose II( rash ard ether damage, matt h molt ihtiften pM, laf Sur rarro overheard; also the Settee. Skelh.e, of Lissiehisi, from Rrig. in, ito hew brauswirk, leaky and pimps clatkid, •ie weeks; also the Catharine, lll'Lean, float Tenerill'e fur Hall, leaky. Nailed the Thalia, Herber', fur Cadent's. RAMSCATr. sTPTEMBFR 20. The wird having rot to the LS.L.ulu4 of the trade buuud westward sailed this title. DIAL, ItErrentme. t`.9. Came dawn from the rarer laot (*ruing and .Hata the Rip whet, binnacle, fur Pcrnambisett ;an Elite AIM, !Hawn, foe Julia. ILITFRPOOL, PiPTillvera 2R. The Docnthy, Howard, from Bombay; sailed 14th %lay spoke 1341 August, in lat.O. 32. N. long. 34.38 W. the Alm - rices liero, from Spithead fur Jaya; out 34 days Saute day, saw he sail of Intitspbrie fur the Cape of Gerd Hope, with t h e 311lis reginstut on 'wird; 114th spoke the Thomas Scattergood, —, from Philadelphia fur Canton; out 24 days he lat. I. 4! N. long. 23. 1. W. HURRICANE ON THE 29th AUGUST, NEAR BERMUDA. Extract of a letter front Captain Levy, of the Agnes, from Jamaica, to his owner at Liverpool, dared ship Agnes, at sea, September 8, 1818, iu Ids. 34. 44. long. 55. 30.—" Oas the %Ws August, st ten o'clock at night, being eighteen mites to the southward owl about sixty to the eastward of Ilse Wood of Bermuda, we experiencesla most dreadful butricane; it commenced from E.S.E. erred sound from S.S.W. stud S.W. and from that to the Nest, mid continued mail too p.m. on the 31$11), with the greatest fury; after that time, it begat) to abate, the vessel was down on her ahle, deck under water, awl mumbled so for a t 'der uhle time, until relieved by the heed of the ittuin- IllaSt going, and carrying away all the topmasts; and 60011 after the mainmast west two fret front the deck ; unfortunately the utast hung by some rope we could not get to cut for hue time; it got wailer the quarter, started the quarter-piece, broke iss the dead light., 'it'd nearly unshipped the rudder. By this accident, a quantity of water got into the cabin and rooms, in which our bread and other stores were stowed, and am sorry to say they are all damaged. %lan* the lowrricane senate°, I cannot describe my feelings--not twenty'-four hours previous the ship was in complete order, and in want of nothing, and in so short a time to he deprived of every thing. We se cured the fore mid mix-is-masts, but the tops and cross-trees were broken; neither yards, or rigging left that was shove deck. with the exception of the fore and cross jack-yards. When it became moderate, I examined the shy well, and timid she had not received any loin; y in the hull, therefore resolved to proceed MI our pas sage. Ido not think this violent storm eves:tit d so far to the eimtliwaird as most of the ships would be which smiled at the same time, as they went through the Gulf the secoutl dal." We had a thin attendance at market on Sour. day; IVhrat advanced Omit Is. per email), but little variation took place iu the price of ntkt gratis. —There was a toler•hle exhibition of Cattle on the Hill, both Scots and homebred', which obtained prices mach as of hate. The Shrep-pen* were titan well filled, and that description of ►cock maintains its prier.—.(lVorwiek Paper.) Letters received from Washington, dated the egth August, state, that • dreadful hairitane hail been experienced in that city ; several ves.els were sunk, and one foundered, full of passenger*, by which twelve perboris lost their lives. COAL MAKKET, Srvrtoisrn • ship. 1111 Market. gll4l. %sold Prise. 16i 14elventle l5l- 41.. 0.1. 10 Oa. CI Stssiderlantl 1 Wes% Cual (AMA EXCHANG h. KEPI Elialift :30. We have had a few fresh arrivals sines ►londay, boil oriels was vrry little Isitsiners doing this snow mug, and both in Wheat and Oars were itiratittaily the rams. Barley Is very deli. la Pease and Beans there is 1111 alit ration. PRICE OF YESTERDAY. 3 per CLCons...7s 74i I Ex. ISdtx. L ..05 17 p r , I Ditto Ce.. l s ths. 5 prtefut. N. An. 100 I Lottery Ticket. 19/ 18 Imp. prr Crut.Ao.74ll Or,nium, India Stoic& 1.25i I 'Zoos. for Am... 73! I Indio Bonds-74 75 pr. HIGH *ATER THIS DAY AT LIONDIIN Sher* 13 after R. Ereibing 3 after 3 LONDON: Prirted woo Pleitigted at the fife*, Nov )27 . Orem! ; •Aare AJ►crtis..e•e•ts are r,ce i rm. sod 1...41..• (post-rsid) o %* l 10 e aidreserd.-- C. SiZ ITO. h.' I. Clefitatli Inn ; Nietese—J. WHIT No PUI.It Arr. r