The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-10-25 00:00:00

I O. turreenots Writer writes like an haws, Patriot or • hears swers.'lrhen he speaks of " the %toweled pride of thW Magi r retelr, end the infuriated spirit of the yeureatiry." Icing a Inch& for delaying to :vowel the melds of Eweliehmen to meet to rointult upon their gs levant-en, and appeal 10 the 'Winer noun the subject ? What ! has nut the entre of the na. ton I the Magistrates and She yeomanry the error of their co...tort? II is not thr Migi .tratee and !Aiello Mayor of ;Author, York, Ike done the sante br •rowine meelines in * Attie retoretiee films and thttricte in inane parts of the ktog• &i n? !laying 01:11.11 as far in gnawer lo Ilse asonylauus writer it. The Chronicle, I pruerad so comment usi the oa t elueiplW4 letter of llt:Ne himself. In doing gas, it will he ecewary So riave your patience 10 the obarrval Inas 1 sbal teethe to relint the t Met hr wishes it 10 have upon the minds t (She poldir, whose fsvonrehte opining I only luck fur as as I am ha'r'd to the a vinat the faction whirls %il's en% them, and a. ter as my t nn ole cif...loran he t yard, it. ems .... with 110 . 1 r 011/0, thirlf . l.lP llwut (sort Our ihrollooto they hate fallrg 1.110; than . I ‘,l iris all .I..aire of talle and •.011 VO - a n d il.fy toy 0.0 . .1 enemy lu the p f wilt re ur when I hate ever -hen it Fisch a 4,..p01•i1i011, pllllO/101 1 ran 01.prvriale 61111 errat resin et the tsttcm of soy jwteri cootory •• • • Alter HUNT'S equtheft introduction, nail his abase r tour enemies for Ilse evirb.nt purpose or a ft•hot; the people, alio, I now sorely lir hese. hr c.c.s as I. le ishou tasl he VO. 4 allow ...trim. a, ne. longer than Ihy 114/ to raise him to ban the demagorier of the :Mira, niter thee introduction, he proceeds siitiously to attack Ihose be el .es not meow (priwtirisig • mum; mous tool to do 11.41 y sent k for him), althou:11 it is dear to whom he alloiles, k owe sic, sr lie says." that tome of these are 'Omni to urge aroulianeotas Meeline in the e:.r..? test of 1'410%411%1.er. Weir are :Sore whir are goe• from the rem, iropuhs lu Nlaiieheidtr t.t.*l theirkere, for this purpose, the money for whose es probes there and bark, I have out the least daub( may Ire traced to Whitehall!' Read the words of this nisi& pcsoindrel, without printiple or frrlieg ; mark well his lass gunge, and believe, if you can, Cm' such a moo •anise the limiest friend of any man or of the people, and judge if i.e Ours lint stand mml in neer, of a ri form of his own dab°. -.Durable austruin-like conduct. I appeal 10 the world, and rills It, oar Formica, if IlliNv's 11111111111111 is riot the extreme of licentious depravity and had laith. Ile has broken the heart of Cbrhnit ; he has disheartened Film, a man hum a xertinz themselves in the caw , of liber ty; but he will not hawk mine; lu• attempted to crack, by his impetuous, vulgar, and brutal attack, the sincere Dr. sT.ott, but he will fail an thus attempt also. I call upon itor,of Mane hester, to tell you from what treasury 41. came be defray the expruises of the party "there and back." I refer them In Mr DAVISON 1/1 confirm the pay ment of that sum, and I refer than to Mra.THISTLZWOOD, who can produce the dueuments fur the remainder of the es:se nee; so much for his infaniona itisinitation oboist the -•asury at Whitehall. Now fur his wise sibservati 0000 0 that sal iodist•,trt j/141 atop produce muse misrlsi, f than au OLIVIER Ihibeself," it is familiar to ibis man to use 0L1V1111 . 6 same wl•re, it raj's his purpose to throw odium upon others. Who doubts the evils which may be produced by intem perate zeal? lint if we are to be cast down and ruined in our character by MAT no's, I could say, that the people's ebaina MAT no rivetted upon them by their tyrants by the delay this man seems willinz to advise for the par. more of wrangling with Judges and Counsellors in Courts of 121111. It is err) easy to pass opiwons; but I ask you, she. Orr the people, without ■ pr.•digiuus quantity of ZWAL, of great perseverance, and of u atom won exertions sail bearer', sass roped to succeed in retro mini the abases which base bowed them down to the earth? And I ask you whether it seill not re quire the limited co.operat ion of millions to destroy the ileapistisna endeavouring to hr established by the hoboes power?iu What said my Lord COcTIRANE, the brave, tried, and active friend of Liberty ? Did he nut •'claim, do those men (weaning SI. Stephen's gang) can wily be iiidirenced by them feats; meet, therefore, as uss.d.“ Aad did be Not, in corjunetion wills HUNT in Spafields, neer* simultaneously near Partsmoutli?—bat the latter great Personage never ap. moves of aught but what is prorneed by laintaelf, even to colour of a Sag, if it is not red ! - - But pray, my friends. why am 1 to be called a spy fur hair. tog so opinion as will as the Sieve CocnitaXE, or Mu; slietaitir, and fur entertaining an opinion in rtoonitia with yourielveS, that use taught to proud ou with !Meetings and thct is greater numb rs than tree? But dots be, by entienroufiog to endanger my life, wish to exonerate 16iniclf from all responsibility of danger in your noise ? Cr dun he out chew himself a had General thus always to be /panelling with his Lieut. omits ? Can a General ever line feed if he ill-treats his s.flicera? Does& single trait of honour fit ptincipir stem to influence this Maier conduct ? Wills so.st pruvoCation, it Le not flinging the firebrand of di.... •Isr re and amongst all be auistrinies with? But read 1.. s Inter—look at his incuncistemey. Will not the *styes re lo.ke to the *rat eller apply forcibly to hint? Dots Le not but hot sad cold with the same breath? How them eats be lie trusted? When it coils his purpose he blows ammo, reanenseas meetings and arms ; a bra it is his pleasure i , the melt pailgrapti In 1110.6 Cold, and calls the person a K:-M.NsirLvia lIESD ionta.d to ricommesid a meeting at N'aocbests r under the prircent agitated stale of the public a..md. Who created this agitated state? And are they out in be publicly told of it, mid publicly cud powerfully op. pos. d ? Did not the last Smithfield Meeting lake place us. der tlw same state of agitated mind ? Did nut the Palace rural Meeting also take place muler the seine agitated state of the public mind? Are the tyrants of the tamale, to tos suffered to in /anise their farces against the people and tatabtisb instant ileiluilkni? What! shall every man of it alertly oe stigmatised as 0 a remorseless fiend'" 'rile, the Lest General would des. rye the imputation on the ere of every bat Ce be engaged .a. Dun Ibis ma., or can any fool in the kingdom expect that m Wins will as easily be obtained frum the tyrants as the shelling of a nut when ripe, •Incli falls firma its husk into the hand ahick gathers it ? Perhaps the Gentleman has had enough of dangers, and as lie declared to the Maneliestrr Magistiairs be would be willing that all were buried in oblivion, he would per haps wish tither people so do the same—dud they would the slatightertng of the ;witple rule away without condign p att ishastuf What then heronies of his vauutiugs that the time is loot for distant elan the people must 6:111 for their Ithertita, and be would out be found is the rear nooks?" lint I ask, ought he to wait till the people begin! Ought he rot to be in the foot! ranks? After what be has 10 often told the people, final.* he not to lead there forward, iotesil of deslihioy alto& ding meetings for the purpose of tiitldring away the spit it of the people by wrangling " with 'liig wogs in Landis of law," and asking pardons afterwards, when awn should be preparing to do as lie hag told them, to jtgAl for tkeir liberties. if, is right fur this fightiug man to Ise gabbling fa Courts of Law ? While legal sad military despotism is preparing to go bend in hand, does it become this 111411 to skulk to his farm, finder the vanity of styling himarlf a Cinetuffatus? Nut will he, like virlruna 10211, he food at the plough ? Is he content 1•1 1 11 four acres of land and hard fare? Dues lie oil rather prefer washitte his hoods and hair with sweet arrests awl suer, waters, and all the vanities and luxuries of life! Is be prepared to share with iortituar and %A tigUisp it, of Millet, the hardships of the oppressed people struggling to be free! I say, my bleu& of Mauelferier, as well as all other Reformers. if yam du wait " till every effort has beers MAN and failed to bring to justice the * Magistrates nod Yeanshury of Manche-we its Courfa of Lose," you will never gain your sights, but will have restriction lowa mid suspension bills passed to reseed you ever meeting agate. I give it as my opivinu, nay fistfuls, if yam do not succeed within a month to bring your commies to reason, to answer y our claims, your liberties see goof, for nn man can say to what distant pet iod or what other favourable opportunity; •...1 if you sir to heti for sour lit. • rater, " the bootees • .1. lay, the 'wiser the halti sill continue. See what AL.' 'lrani& are 414.1.4 neaeu.l !mm. Crest the Whigs must join per cause, to be het ia the title of despotism, now but too 'widest. Do caul thceive youreelf about the per out ✓elbeitut you ; the rands belong chiefly to the lauded aria. lunacy, they are the chief huldels ; rotors. the late Duke of Noirrisu w ti's tucdn. retN therein to the ammo of 1,200,000 f. Will yo• sof open your eyes? they extort heavy rentals, laivral a law surplus iu the Funds, and maks you pay an itiletesi by laaaeow fns those very calor, --~~- Duo*, and may keep tip the buttlale perhaps ell this grime bon has Famed away. Restwcting Ithertit iosionation ottani public boners, I appeal to you, if 'Oilier your faithful friend Dr. Watt's:4, ur toypelf, tyre gave you ito example unworthy of men of elle rscter or mural principle, whether we were ever veto ills gninni in terror, whether you cameo hear witness to oar extreme temperance, sod. whether we did not come tiniourat you for tar more reportable motives than drink ing and gambling, or any immoral premier? What dots this •niretved slanderer moan I.y hie unmanly insinuations and voices , attacks upon dill% mot people, its on mane parts of tier hometown, whore I shall prepare 10 f.,lluw MIN! After asking you if the nth...more are of the deortipit oo oof drink ing and gambiing people, he insinuates, slid they get drunk • when they an oft and ernertm•'y guarded him fur many lows Weediest to soil from the hustings, at the West minsler elertion ? the nine tenths of the public... feel the meshes Obliged to hens lilt the v 1 libel he has psi'. ii upon their rharacto its? %You is it he •pplands %Theis it does can retain his c I ;trite., A tweivemouth together? Lei hint r monitor into has as- Is pot fretioe.a. Does lie 1.4. t abuse every mall who opprawa lons w sib the most tempi:dolled abilaive and setirriloosis language, charging them ea *Me% lltt.? Dues he Out learnt with his 1,11 friend' sit Corry coceasion. ailliont any tottivoc 11 00000 0 but which lots* in his torn cApiittua mind must tooftelong !soil unprincipled heart? Did i.e not drier Goon hiss, a frictully C 00000 mister al IltiAtul, by t h e wittlellre of his paiNi awl abuse! Did he nut Owes chaste a man with tonic guilty of so unnatural crime? Did he not *isolative the loft of a go... Menials al the Crown soot Anchor 'resents, by challttiqt heat with bring Oliver tbe spy Did he not also aro not one of the R. ports is ito s Lcuolioii in Covent carotin, of bring one of she Vere-street gaup, and was he not rowel moot by the pohlor fur his cowardly, wicked, and irlackeiraoti brutality ? Did he mot charge moot. r gets- Orman as Charsoce ruts with Iwisig of that deriTipti 0000 lois (*textile to the danger aloe life? And did he not, in W•ittllAM place, Ceritoti.biorae, thaw a xvolemair with being Onto r the spy, oho received very pi vo re treatment in coueetturwee, mad had his hat broke to by the populace? Did he not, after his liberation from Laucester prisms, grossly iosslt and abuse his Manchester friends? And tat be mot, after the outflow's it Well Is of been an loos moil um emilitiocly used by the ',in ter, hearted Dr. WATSON, to support lea fame, and to raise him to the pinnacle of popoilerity," will t soy provnell lista' • hatorver, comely lomat hint, and call him '•a 11—d officious meddling fellow," (or complying rills the Ira,s of his frientelo to numinete a personal frieud of HIAT's to the Cheie, where, as Chairman, be would have brew aide to haws esilovseil Ilse supposed Champ' sot It. 10,10 slay Hutton% of the indelicacy of HUNT. takong lice Chair Itimitell . Rut why should 1 here oaken all Hos trouble? Let him be more cautious of Ins own character. It is usual with this mass to make infamous charges, without the shadow of a shade of tooth to them. Let hoot prove himself Oomeal—lo t him answer Mr. BLANDIOND's lent r. How came I.e to keep another 51. subtler:hod fur Major CASlTMlttlitiT'll Com mittee, which cap covert•d by the venerable Major sober , tb tog it back again for HUNT ; whereas the five 1.01111.6 should have been applied by the Major fur public tourpoors printing to promote Its form. But I cease: HUNT is tailed up to Losolon—not like ClvtelNalaTUs, lu save the cottony, but to 11111oWirr loi s defe at and clear, if he eau, his e..aractor. Aly note is im• porhintly orcupirol, I shall du myself the pkastire to avail tuyarlf Of another opportunity to address you if to-canoe re quires it ; in the interim, I remain your fait hitt! fellow-sofferer, ARTHUR THIMTLEWOOD. Staahope-street. October le, 1819. PS.—Does it, 1 would ask you, my friends, follow, wilier of coarse, that liar people are mesas so I.e sabred as at Prigs 100 ? How maul" areeliwas have *once taken place, sad the Borough tyrants farm failed to peiforlet the 51 cued part of the sense drama? Is nut the sense clammier raised wow as at the lasi Spafields Hireling, the two Smithfield meet ings, sod at the processioa of Hunt ? 11.1 yew are not slop posed to ballot to the hose sod cry; you will treat it a. it de serves with acorn sod men mist. MURDER RI POISON. On Wednesday last ao inquiet y1;81144 as the Go;Idliall, Grantham before Getwge Cowaid, Geol. Ctinoter, VW,/ of the b ody of 111 Harrioon. carrier. ets that place and Corby, and a verities of .Iflrrd4r was recorded imaiust .4sto Mato*. of Burins, emegkoi . . . _ The following are the particulars t.f this melancholy event which transpired before she Jury :—/larriouts was on his jottruey so Grantham ow Tanday the Huh instant, when be came up at Easter Pasture with %Vallee suit log sis ter, who were sittiog on a heap of shows : be permitted them to ride, and had not proceeded above 200 yards before they prettoded to discover a beadle by the road-side, contaissimg Iwo pieces of cake, a pu►tiou of uhirli dim Wallas presented to the deceased, and of which lie imme diately ate. Ow ar►teiug al Grantham he was taken ill, and it was discovered that a qinutiey of areram had Ines mixed up with the cake. Medical aid was immediately called in, but without effete; he lingered till the Saserday following, sad then died. Walton was sipper headed ua the Curouer's warrant at Long Bessiegion us Wednesday 'Trainer. It is aid, that the deceased had paid his addresses to the Pri. weer, sad lately serried another sieseen. AUDACIOUS ROIDERY. About three o'clock on Tuesday aneurisms, Alderman Morgan, i■ one of his owe fields at Newralb, oa which be bad sot previously perceived say person, was easklenly Mussed sod laid prostrate by a blow upon the back of the seek. He quickly recovered his uudentaading, sad fount himself kept dowse, sod his smooth kept forcibly abut by a man who insisted uprise his wow" . To this the Aides ussu signified consent. The fellow took a gold watch, a ftw it.,. peouito, and • small clasp pocket-book, supposed to cur taio a pound mite. This happened full within sighs of per some who were stacking hay foe the Alderman, and who, the snomeut they perceived their sooster doom, rim to his assist ance. They were too late, however, for the robber was too expeditious in commilliag the outrage, sod in est-spin over West Misery. He was traced ove► Kitimat.** Hill which he passed at Graasumh. blesammees have bees dispatched to Carrick and along the Dahlia road.--{ Waterford Mirror.) A gourd (cucurtitej,the setd of which was purchased from Messrs. BACILHOUSE sod Co. York, has lately been cut from the garden of WILLIAM FA/M:3l'ON, E-q. of Shave Hall. Lan. esshire, the circumference of which is four feet ►even inches, slid its weight forty-four pounds and a hvlf. _ CURIOUS &I ireate.--On Saturday last, as three of the young gentlemen from the grammar school, in Broarbotreet. Bath, were amusing themselves on the brow of Lowdown, with flying a paper kite, made io 0000 motion of a huge lard—a large hawk was perceived to approach it gradually, with much up percut caution. After having described a few cir cles round it at some distance. the bird suddenly elevated itself to a considerable bright, and when perpendicularly over the kite, pounced dowel upon it with great rapidity. The flight of the paper kite was immediately stopped, and falling to the ground with the bird, it was perceived that the latter had twanglval it, claws in the string which crossed the hotly of the kite, and nut being able to alien gage iitelf, the boys ran to take it installer. Tlits, litroevez, was round to be more difficult than ex pected, us the bird defended it-elf with to much courage and rttolutiun. that their hands were severe ly lacerated ; nod it was only with the weistance of a labourer who was at work in au adjacent &Id, that it was secured. • It proved to be a large sparrow hawk. and is 'tow alive and well, in a garden on Sian Bill. CHTMESTIIR. Ocrosca '23. The Aurora Borealis made a most beautiful ap. prarinter in the northern hemisphere, in the evening o f Sumba'', theli instant. Wedoeiday last was a slay of comiiileratle inte• rest to the city of Chichester, in the coinciderme of the Sloe Fair ionr.trhll•hr d clihrter fair). the hrAit market, and the Gentral Quarter Se :44°0N Much hosintsni was done in the lair and market, iu corn. rattle, hops, and cheese, with little 'attain's) in prices f those of the last week. Pigs were trot so plentiful. and prices on the start. From the great wise of business Schick presented itself at the Sessions, we experienced the novelty of two Courts bring folined fur the quicker dispatch thereof. Robert Ffurst, Esq. of Horsham, presided in the Ti xn-half. where the Pri.ontrs, set ciders' ill 'um ber, took their trials; *when f.evrge (ompttli. for atealirig a hat, and Hew! Mater. for stenhuK two silver spoons, were seuteuted to triustu.or , Ntion for serer , years (the latter hail been liberated ftuut pro. son but one day previous to his tonimitiing this rolibeiy) ; and 11..illiont It hile. fur striding a cop per (his supposed finis otfoce), to four monilis redo. ih.ry confinement in Pet worth Bruleut•li ; the latter hrsought the Bruck to remit 1;14 poweduisettt, and thst he niidht hr poi to 11414114bulir timing liis con. tiluolieut. hot without tffrct. The et lit ro, for minor utfroc.3, were seuttliced accortheig to the lialsire • f their Mores. 'the Cahill, Court was held in the Council Cham ber, in Not di-street, and i t , t o i l e t, John Sargent, Eq. of Liviligtori, presided. The prioeipal came byre, winch, 1 the of witnesses rxnminrd, protracted the Sessions to the unnandlelid duration of three days, was an appro.! against 1111 order of Magistracy to enable Sir Geroge F.velyn Rim low, the recent iturehater of she k Wood estate, to stop up an old road through the ir.irk, which Caine sitar 11. e mansion, and to opt!, another on a more rift...moos route. 'Elie Plano ills were Messrs. Brater, Ilardhatn, and partite; wheel, after a !at tirut heurnig of the Learnt ii Conostol, On bush en - lt s, she miler was cootittned. lii the late enclo sure of r pail of Hamhronk C the parish of Cludham coritestertl, by the •vuleute produced, that their 11.1111111.611 hail hero rncn.athrd uu by the I 'wishes of %v.,: Bourne, F11116110)11, rod BOSIIIII7O, flOlll what they had enjoyed for 113 years. A verdict was obtained in favour of Cludhatu in the three causes. CAUTION TO PUBLICANA.—At the Court or Rt q uest,' mt. Holbriieb, too the '27th of September, K. BANFOGD, a burgeon and apothecary at Mout. ton, war auttnnoord, at the suit of Wm. WILLDEtts, • pultheasi, at %%implode, for a debt of 144. 61 One item of the debt ass for ten glisbees of grog, an ~,,, tiling to ss. The Defendant did net deity the correciness of the class ge, hut itowtteti of the ben- tit of the Act of 24.1 i Geo. IL cap. 40, sec. 14, %Welt enact..— " That after the let July, 1751, no person or penults whatsoever *hall be esilithil unto or maintain may rave, action, milt for, or icrovcr, eitlwr is law or equity, any 11110 Or rums 411 ' iatutity, abbt or demand., whatsoever, for or ou n^roust of any spirifunrs liquors, Halms stick debt shall have heen really and bona-/tale cuastractril at one time to the amount of firefly shillings or upward*: narration any parlirul..r article or item in any account or demand for alis ielled viriluntis liquors be lithium{ Of mat.uoiord, where the hymn. delivered al one time, anal 1111•11IIINAtIl IN smelt article sie item, shall 1101 • sinonnt to the value of twenty ahillsuge at the leant, and that aith.art (rood Or Cemmis►ionrrs expostulated with the De fendant ul his plea, hut lie &elated his determi nation to take adtrainaKe of the statute; and the Crettmis.ionels, on the authority of the cin.e of SCOTT,,. GI tmortsi. 3d Hinintox's Reports in M eh. Term, 51• i Gen. 111. which decides 11141 this Act extenili to spuds mixed with wat e r, w e r e o bli ge d t o strike out the objected item from the Plaintdrs demand. . Locustrugemeot to Faroters.—At the sale. by Mr. 211 ES, of Hereford, of Mr. Tomerni's sock. at Ki ng , s I'ion, one cow and calf (4 2. eios old hull) obtained 9.14. 5..; four bulls 1.01/. ; Iwo hull calves 36-2/.54.; li%e cow. 1.3591. 115%.; seven others 121/. 16.. each. The whoie snick, 5/ in number (10 of which were calves. It yeallinics. sod 111 two-year old.) produced 4,6731. 144. brsog 1111 average of N9i. 17s. 61e. _ _ LAPi ARRANGEMENT.--blaster CAMPBELL is appointed Accourrtant•General of the Court of Chancery, in the room of the late NICHOLAS SMITH, E.q.—(Sen.) A bill of indictment was found at the late Berk shire Se.sions, holden at Abingdon, against tht Rev. Warsrr COOTLR, LL.B. vicar of Cholmry, RICHARD MINIMUM., RICHARD ROBERTS, WM. Moot's, and JOSEPII BUTTON, for vlolcntly as. malting JOHN HUGGINS, the parish clerk of Chid. set, and forcibly removing him from the clerk's pew, in the parish of Cholvey, during divine service. The Blackburn Mail saya—. , John Knowles, of Rawtenstall, William Morris, of Pike Law, cud John Millar, of Mellor, the persons whom we lately atientioned as being apprehended for miinafacturnig pikes, &c. were filially committed to Lanca.tcr Castle on Saturday last, to lake their trial at the neat A►siaes." METHOD OF RENDERIN• GLASS LESS BISITTI.E. o--Au American gentleman has discovered the t.il lowing method of rendering glass capable of bear ing sadden changes of temperature without break ing. Let the glass vessel be put into • vessel of cold water, and let this water be heated boiling lint, and then allowed to cool slowly or itself, without taking out the glass. Glasses treated its this way may. while cold, be suddenly filled with b o iling hut water without any risk of their crarking. The gentleman who wade this discovery boys, that he has often cooled such glass to the temperature of 10 8 , and poured boiling water into dorm, without experieucing any inconvenience fruits the sudden ness or the change. SHOCKING ACCIDENT.--On Moodily last, as • Mr. CHOPPIN was shooting on the Nunnery Farm. Great Gaddeadesi, Herts. his guts by some accident went off, and lodged the contents in Lis heed. What renders this accident (if possible) more slii hefting is, that lie wass sill that slay to nave tuleu possession, and entered on the farm, a n d she ap praisers were valuing him is.. The Coroner's quest sat on the bode on ‘Vedtiess Accidental Death.—The sisteromtl was alone, and Avas discovered by the serbsut maul, whu,svis. mut 'to call him to diuuer. tHE DURP. NEIV3IARKF.T SECOND OCTOBEE MEETING. FRIDAY, nefoiant 22. On account of the snow *lurk fell yesterday morning, the rates were put la Sill this day. Make. Ws!roar Hata*ll, fret Mr. Armoire Cotes, 7st. 41b. est+. TY C. 25p —5 tu 4on liairbcll. Sareepaiakca of My. each, for 2.yr•014 colts, U. 716.; ad 130 414 T.Y.C. Mr. Ru•li's f. by Waal, out of Zora 1 Gee. (iru.vreaur'• f. Mingow Mr. Udny's f. Tea rtnm ley Draws ......... • . 3 Mr. crurkforer• f by Orville, out of Darliot Mr. Nealt'a bl. f. by Huplutzaril, out of .Oster to Bourbon , Or to 9 syst Mr. Hush's f. The Sertirul Class of the flatlands !Stakes of 30g' etch. R.Sf. Lost! G. H. esveuilish's f. by Orville, out of Berussa, 3 yrs old, 311). bird Jewry'' Ginn', 5 yrs old, fist. 1 2111... 2 Ern - end Grosveltror riarnro Dsvid. 5 yrs oil. Rol. slh 3 Mr. Rosh HAMM Moorrodo, S yrs old. Sol. Ch. Mr. Lake's c. by Haphszard, dam by Quiz., 3 yrs ul4„ 51h..... Utlsty a tetiem Timms, 3 yts old, Sot. 816 7in4 NO the wanner--. 7 to 4 ■pt Glint. The Tow• Plate of effl. for 3.yr olds, 7sl. tlh.; 4.yr old!, • 4 1 b ;S tr OIIIY, 8.1. 111 b.; 8-yr olds, Sit. lib.; sad •grd, far. 4th. T. m .M. Mr. Morton's b. r. firpno. 4 yrs old 1 Duke of Portland's lir. r. Screw. 4.yrs old 2 Mr. Thump ' bl. h. Sidrophel, s.yrs old Geo. Grnsvetior's h h. Piony, for Tr,,A'e, out of Bellari• 4 Mr. Neuta'a 1r h. slerrymaker, 5 yrs old Mr. erockfrard'a gr. f. Hope, by Selim, ont of Pandora, The Judge placed bet four. sfu 2 against Screw. Handicap Plate of 501. (given by the tiallef or Ibt Derby), in addilion to a Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, 5g.. forfeit, if declared by ten o'clock Oa Wsduesday evening, for horses of all acre, 2-yr olds excepted. Last mile, and • distance of 13 e. Mr. Liltr's Teuiers, 3 yrs old, 7.d. 811 a D. of Grafton's Erailiw, 3 yrs old, 7.1. 9lb Mr. Goddaril's Sir Topaz, 3 yrs ukl. 7st. 121 b 3 Mr. &orreries Barnarcide, 3 yrs old, dot. 21b. IA Exeter's Dolmen, 3 yrs old, 7st. 121 b. Mr. rayor's c by Skidtlaw, 3 yrs old, 7sl 51b. 5 to 1 ago TealSlll-.-5 10 2 apt Sir Topss. Mr. &marries Andrew, by Orville, nut of Morel, 84.716. beat Geri. Grusvenor's Blue Stockings, eat. 41b. D.M. 100 g.. h. ft.-6 to 4 on Andrew. The Third Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 30gs. tack D.M. Lord G H. Cavenilish's Financier, 3 yos old, Tat. 81b 1 Mr. 12.. s ..... ;mines Roger Bums, 4 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. Mr. Thurribill's Sail, 3 yes old, 7st laird Fuiry's The Dentinie, 3 yrs old. 7st. fhb. Mr. Tdibits names Anise, 3 yr. old, 7.t. Illb. ti to 4 apt Fiusucier. (Third and last year.)-Renewal of rite Subscription of 50. each, for 4 yrs old, 7st. 71b ; 5 yrs old, Bst. 81b.; 8 yrs old, Sat. 131 b.; and aged, 9st. 21b. 8. C. To be the property of • Subscriber, ur pay 500. eutrance.-(12 Sithseribera.) La Egreinton's eb. f. Silvertail, 4 yrs old D. of Rutland's Quadrille, 4 yrs old 2 Mr. Lakr's rh. c. Roger Baron, 4 yrs old Mr. Vausittart'a be. e Slim, 4 yrs old • to 4 apt Si lvertail. Gen. Grosvenor's b. f. Malin.ey, Bst. 716. rec. ft. from lai Suffield's b. f. by Vandyke, Junior, out of Black Beastly, list. 41b. T.Y.C. 50p. b. ft. Mr. Cbarlton's David, Sat. 1 lb. rye. 50gs. from Mr. Prince's Manfred, Bat. 121 b. B.C. 300 gs. h. ft. Mr. Charhon's Strepbors, 881.31 b. apt D. of Portland's Tirrsias, Sat. D.I. 200 gs. b. ft. Off by eonseut. Mr. Goddard's Sir Tipptrz, Bst. sec 50gs. from Mr. Marl toss's c. by Haphazard, •et of Iris, 8.1. 71b. Ab. 51. 200 p. b. ft. SHREWSBURY RACES. TIMSDAT, OCTOIIIWR . - A Sweepstakes of sm.i. reek with 25gs added by the Cum. mandon and other /sieves: the winner to pay lOgs. to the under of the secood•brsl bores.; for twines, inc. whirl, have hero regularly exercised by Member. of Ilw Shrews bury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. dining the last Meeting un Permanent Duty: rode by Members of the Corps; In carry 124. ?orb. Mr. Pickering's b. es. Cameroon, aged.... 4 1 1 Mr. W. foues's b. to. 5 yrs old Mr. Parttimes g. g. by Luswyche. 4 yrs old .. 2 2 dis Juaeb's b. g. llh fiance, 6 yrs old . 3 3 ilia The day was Rae, and the attendance was numerous: se veral carriages were ou the ground. The CavOry Hall, at S►rewsbury, on Monday night, was very monstrously and respectably attended. Among she cow pauy palest wrre--Viecoutit Clive, Hum. T. and Mrs. Kea you, Hun. A. H. Trevor, Mr. and Mr.. Cotton, awl hi las horn; Sir Henry EalwerJes, Sir Autirew Collet, Bart.; Sir J. Kysiasitin Powell, Hint.; Colonel Proctor, and Mira Pil%llll. mid Mr. K. and Miss J. lIL yeast°. ; Sir !Arpin.. May, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Aston), and Slew Harvry ; C.eiourl and Hon. Min. Leighton, Colour! and Mrs. Dallas, Miss Hal), URI Major Bayley. HOLYWELL HUNT, 1819. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 110. The Chieftain Stakes of WEI. each, h ft for horses, Ste. then 3 yrs old; colts to carry Bat. bib. ; bllin Sat. 11b. To ran the Mealy. mile. . _ Earl Stanford's br.c. Magician, by Soothsayer 6 i Marl Grosvenor 's c. by Porthole, oat of Olivebrauch • Sweepstakes of !SP. earl", for colts sad fillies thee two years ailil ; rolls to cany Svc 3111.; fillies, Nat. Sib. The lust half mile. Three Subscribers or MO race. Sir J.G.Eeersuo's L. e. by Centrism, out of J uuo Sir W. IV. Wysn's bl. e by Tbaoderbott Earl Grosvenor 's f. by Thunderbolt, out of Eadora- The Mustyo Stakes of lags, each, three year olds, to carry • 70.21 b ; four ; Set. Sib.; five, lot Illb ; six, 911. ; sod aged, 2111.21 b. The Merlyn Mite. 21 Subscribers. Mr. Myttsou's b. e. by Mamma, S yrs old .. 1 Sir E. P Lloyd, Bart. Dames Mr. Budestham's Spectre 2 Mr. F. It. Price ososse. Lord Derby's Eryx, 3 yrs old .. 3 Mr. Perry names Earl Stamford's Magician, 3yn old.. 4 Ms. Edward Lloyd, Mr. Heaton, Mr. Lovett, M►. Mad docks, Mr. E. L. Loyd, and Mr. Douglas, wen subscribers, but did out acme. A Sweepotakm of 10ea. each, with 50xs. added, fee bean bona fide thr property of the Subserilwr, being a member. Oue heat of three mike. Three-yaw cute, to emery Slb.; fimr, 8.1. Sib ; five, Sal. 31b. ; six cad aged, Sit. 711,. blares mid gelding.' allowed t!tb. The whaler of our Ode, match, or stake* its 3119, to terry Sib. ex tra ; of too or more, Sib. extra. Three Subscriber*, or MO race. Mr. Myttors's b. r. by Morrow., 3 yrs old Ea' I *tiwtord'■ b err. Olyrogrea, 4 yrs old Earl Grusvenor's Tagus, 6 )rs old W. Stacey, a servant to the Commissioners for in vestigatn.g Charities, was apprehended last week at Wolverhampton, on s (barge of stealing u ►hawl belonging to u young woornste at the Lion Inn, olirre the Commis. l ra were sitting; together with another which it is supposed he purluissed whilst at DriJgnottlt► NAVAL likTE Luc ENCR. .POSTSISOOTH, °crony Arrived the Jose, nom Unit, 410 it pal Wiley 9., titre ; Si Johailots, Rahorz. from Aut arils f.tr Importer traiiiipurt„ frost Nearfirnatllanrl; IMnlie , (ion' W too Ate Hamlturah ; Earl St. Yinirest, Sosittoon, fn.oi I , for Hullatol ; and dm American, Oplaslin, frrrai C. 11.1•11 , britOn. • • •• TILYMOcTii, ?I Arrived the Tom Cud. Booleo,frons Brislul, for with loss of (ore-topmast. Sailed the George Mph, Edgar, and Patience. Cora. f., St. Michael's. VALMOLTiI, LICT01:11% Arrived the Rime, from bide, Nailed the Sally, Leery, for Lishon. RAM.G4TP, flotTo:t , lt t!.! Arritfed Ike AlNue ' Painter. f r, ih , anchors at., cable.. The {William Sheii.l low au awl i.o. the Ninth Fore!smit t en,/ Liu pun-rata fur ihr lhot saaGATE, (*Clout It The Commerce, Rat lei field. fru* l b. arc t on shore ibis morning at the bad' of the Pitt., sad washed up under the Cliff. The Victory steion.parkrt bioting broken kr, rh,ia it, \• roads and been on shore, is come in, and, it is Ihr.l, Soy ael.sons tianta4e. A host, said to he • French boat, with f—it, i , e.me pieces ois Formes? Rock, and it ii liarril all iLinds lor e perished. OVAL. amount ”. Arrived the Foxhound. Watson, fti'm tt.isoy Hsi ; Ova bath, Baker, from Jamaica : sad Asia, IVat.l, (p.m 4.1.1.er. Put bark, thot Persrveraweir. SPlCalois, I. it 11 .1 and table • sad Avrrirk , Moult ye, It ;I be. Came (loon frum the Rnrr, the Optiou I, TWO. bridge, fur Naples. Tao brigs (name, unknown) have lust amateurs a:steak:l t sad bees supplied from the 'burr. /AQUAS7S. Oa Tuesday, the 12th, an Merest was !WM at Crohertna Liscolm.hire, before Mr. Motto, enrorer, .0 v , ev a the body of Francis Wilrhurrh, Iho um. Cont.! drat in 64. Verdict—Dint by the visitation el Cod —On coda, she 15th, at Herkington, before the same (•oniner, ro the boil, of 111lli•nt Clarriconts, who, in aanatinf, r•andans 1 ,, pull wallants, slipprd from the ladil.r, ~.,l o , c, is rims, queuce is two or three hours. Vridirt—. , lecidentel Mork The deceased war as opulent and reaper Now, at A his death is grisly lamented by his re. ,hl).at.a and tritium'. —At East Keel, Os &Imlay, on the Moly of . child aaar Waite, who was drowned in a wt.d in a neithlrou'a vac I. Verdict.—Ponaddrosoned—tto Monday. at tatiee k, e body of Thomas Marltond cf t' e Hoa►e, who was found lumina; to a ia.k in Ica dike. Verdict--7.kat the deceased homy hias.elf is off' if Amato! fkrantlemest. 0. Thursday, the 14th, as inquest wen Ile Astra Mead Inn, Belli sCril, in the rate t f b.d , .reTb.••. Clarke,Geat. one of the Coroners for the moony of I.'insfrt, on the budy of Joha Multiage/milt, Ishoufer, of MA pl.e., who put a pm iod to hit existence on the pier...iliac Towts.. It appeared in evidence before the Jury, 'h..' the thosar I had bees ill fir sometime with as taffainiwitiny Amer, hi.:l greatly stet-MI his Lead : he exhil lied evident masks of a disordered stied , and dw e log the hist trek had hens atilll worse. Beim( alone on Tuesday afternoon, about G•ur o'clock, he went out, and was found • shoot time afterwari.'s by his disconeol.te wife, suspended by a handkerchief, ow a tree in st field adjoiniag his dwelling-Mc ie. 11, i5e41.4% (lately cut dowse, but life was extinct. Verdict—Latency. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUJIAMAIL TO zottactor. et IL R. Findley sod Co. late of A 1... court, rilt.temeara fact ewers 3 VI J. Wright, Bcresassiney, licenaced-vitiegar.eleatee 3 II G. Casein& Rerhantploa. carpenter J. G. King, Pemp.ener, enstoa.spianer S. Jo N FAmoteda, Parliameat.street, hatter .... I I! B. Barmen, late of Greenwich, gran r t 11 W. Pell. Great East-cheap, I bewail 3. Ilex, Siellapseale-alrrei, itteuraace.lw.lter t It _ _ H. Evens, a;rapside silk.nianuraci an r . I H H. Thwtr amid Co. B;ttbd sirttuneits, ar.chadb I HP G. Ettersbank, Doorkium siersermin K. Welson,Cherp•ide, wer.-Isosesrane I 1111 DIV' DENIMS. W. H. Gall, Guttrr Nur, ik.aroolfurturer T. Lloyd and Co Blue Itaillald, %tour nwrriessoo W. Mao, noir or late of Rao.l.llP, common h.terr ln C. Grotstrad, Horsham, Stumm, kraut. r lu CERTiricATEs.. I. West. of Rielmood, Sonny, ',hell elraper,Al Topipon, Isle of Smolt SisielAs, Durham, bed mow of IN.-1d5...1, Bermondsey, Surrey, Insets drape r Proust., eel Siaffnl"lt Croccr.—J. needle.mater.—J. Cotten, lete of Mao. lender, Isetm maim% later.—ft.. t'Aeltirr, of Brialtam, f>. v , •11. Pukes., of Ellesmere, Salop, grocer.— W. Maas, of Taiiky. Sur tbataptua, carpenter. EXTRAORDINARY DRATII.—A re* Mr.. DUKE. of Ford, near yr.! a vorritr cat fighting with II 10 Ca', 110 it attempting to part them, bail; id* the :1111111.1. It .1 at her, and &Led thetuaelves 011 I.rr per•ii,l 1.0 she sas enabled to extricate Ilel,r:1 fangs. The circumstance direa Ai.. D. iiiio which lasted two drys, whenv,he A most extraordinary fat Co.e. li , C pr opeitV 1.1 Sir J. G. COTTERELL, hint ior Itrtr pert)? of Mr. YARWORTH, atir.scled great eltrettion at the late Ilefrfoiti A. J confidently say these animals Callll.ll hr rt l u.itrtl Ist the kingdom, dory are a twat 1:..1.1i,•e Of the leeffellioll to which that ctit.rai.eil breed Li arrived. PRICE OF 3 per Ct. 3 per Ct. Cous 6711 66. 67 31 per Cent... • ••• 75n 4 per Ceuta' B4l 85 841 5 per Ct. N.An.loiliff India Hood• 10 It 9 pr. DEATHS. On the 17th inst. at Buhl, iu theCuuntra((,eneNtea.e•t r Patten Buld, Esq. Gannet e( the 1.1 1! aq.l Last.islnte a. ..... On Tuesday se'rusight, of typhus fewer. 014.-J 26. yfr. Ihr hart Robinson., yesusgeat sum of Jr. in the 3111 , 1- Muse Faroe, near Spalding.—Nis I tmamo acre Friday last at i3fe of dot. 5 0 ": saw's sister, and the death, three dn's afterwards, of An snollserounk place a south ago. 0.1 the 43d of August last, at Kingston. Jamaica, is the 35th year of his age, Lieuleuant-Culuuel E. P. Sparrow. J). pally Adjutant-Cat utrai usi tLat station. after au illutsr sC uuly Ave days. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 13111111%1e- Mursirl 19 sfler 6. 1 Ereuirg .5t idler 6. LONDON: Printed soil PAN,led at the °Mee, tie. M. Straral ; where Adveerheawasta are iereived, owl 1.44104 (poet paid) ewe he eddiemed—C. SMITH, No. 1, Clearers% Ise, Priater-4. WHITE, Ne, 111, &awls Publiabef. - ON SATURDAY. Bittsk L. A 17 11-16 g• 16 Ex. Bolls, 3 . 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