The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-21 00:00:00

= • I L • F i I • a - ..* wog r,-~y ~. ,L . 11.Tu t i4(;A.NcE... 3 , -. f! ....? VI • ‘ 1 - . Aftiiiir l isT B, ' *p . lig .ssu&v,Fs ..- Ar 44. : . liZi si tee e . • - • ' 44 1 a" . 1 44 0 1. e d• r • t1,20a.44405a or :me REvaimmo RICHARD .81bit1at, .A DANKRUPT. ptnitAtlDateeffil. that the bankrupt in this close as, priocip•l' Defendant io the .last case. It sat l' pea ism i to , o6peesei le sb& commission of bank tuftlea't itlMPeti l dtgarrist the bankrupt on several 3-selfitstsiThat thire.was no pentiMiiirs ere- That . there won no trading at °mesa the Commissioner, was • e ultimo; and fietibly, This au. Other. ittbe ILisepsosiMionees wattlie s pirtner or mo des% pp the solirstnrondittlie commission. the batekropt was a clergyman, and 1 'it' g:the Fbspel otGosford ; that he was "*". • a boohoo/A as a booker and money-scrivener • r. Heald stated several affidavits in support of the leetitime; /vrosniAefY it appeared that he never had tire a i lmeiker,bot hud i beeu iu distressed pecuniary citeulhattioces since lati, and that executions . met, of member had issued out against •him during that period, besides processes of the different Courts fur cutitempts. The Learned u"allei 14 414 m way it was attempted to be proved that the hankrupt was a banker was, that he had beets" Magistrate as well us a Clergyman, and in blepaetste‘ipl office lie had great influence over the Iralkas aleid pubhcans of Gnsford, and they glitow: le tto 'filth of lodging money with him; lien its which it was sworn, that the bank .ll.M magisterial capacity, had certainly wiIeDIDDNI rest influence over the victualer. and essibllitiami, end compelled them to lend him money hod fraeohni bilk for him, for which influence lie 144/retired time 'sentence of the Court of King's Ottstud woo struck off the roll of Magistrate. by rel Chancellor. it also was sworn, that the popsies of Goodrrve and Co. were his bankers, nisi ° that he was indebted to them iu the sum of ..2,00(3/. Ilia Lordship must be aware slot wit oo mot probable that a man who catried on • benking concern, would have other persons as his hookers, which would be bolding out to his cur• towers that he thought his own concern so unsafe that ht lodged his money in another back for Ma.gareatee safety. As to the petitioning creditor's debt, ht was roue attempted to he made out by the nephew of the bankrupt, who was the executor %to tter his fathei's will, for a debt which it was said yie bankrupt contracted with the testator in the )(far 190, which was never attempted to be de wended until the commission of bankruptcy issued; and if there had ever been a debt, it was debarred by the Statute of Limitations. He considered that tile very circutestauce of one of the Commissiosers, to "bout the commission was rddressed, being a cieditor of the bankrupt, was n sufficient ground for his Lortl.litp to supersede the commission. Ile eo.itended that the commission was only issued for ihe purpose of frustrating the writ of sequestration issued by his Lordahip. He had therefore no doubt tut his Lordship would supersede the commission. Mr. BICILIDDITATV followed on the same side. Further arg ument post (rimed. The Loan CUANCRLLOR rose at half-past four o'clock. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wreraterrie, ‘t 'DX EaDAV, FEBRUARY 20. Before the Loan Cater James and Common Juries. WOOD V. STRUT. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, a. printer, against the Deferotai.t, proprietor of the These Sessions remuarcerd yesienlay before the lord Mayor, Mr. Baron Graham, Mr. Justice Seat, and Mr. Guardian. weekly aerl6l.llper, t'. recover a compel). • ilgitiOes in damages for breach of rontrart. Justice Richaselson. O Prisimersbgeing arraigned, Isaac Solomon, c h a r ge d Mr. Matta aTT stated the case to the thbet the the receiver of the immense property si.:le• (gum Jury, from which it appeared that th e P'aititiff en- the house of Mr. Frost, of Aroodel-street, Strand, fur which erred into an togagems-tit nitit the Defendant to I persons were trued last Sessions and acquitted suer remleued in Court, and was admitted to bail ..us his ow% re print the Gime/tan, at the price of 2.51. per week, e the .contract to Cool:time itt farce foe ten titoi:the,osin . for the sum of 5001 . to take his trial seat Sea. or, if sooner dipsolved, the Defentlai.t to reimburse sinus if called upon so m dr. alias °shorts, alias Mary Mee, Edwin foams,' the Plaintiff the expenses of the titan riots he Intil a liar provided. The Defendent was to furnish the copy h img as i a j t i a os oy M saddej:i" (lore, were la : ieled Yf or manuscript for the paper in the foltoist;ta man- Maria Kelly - , widow , " as a gg u l steali e n r g is a q r s h a r at d i s t r y ri s li f a pia bu te ra ad la , larr pap e r eol.lllllolg of torenti• columns, other property, to the arnotoet of 200/. four columns were to be fogoished on %Ye d iiesdAy, Lh'k'ur l he gude"efi g ate the same tviaesee as tutor, i.re r ase Magistrate, *Lich appeared at the time Ho our live columns on Thurodur, five column. on Frit'lsc, rod- six COIUIDU% Si 4. 'Mimi'. In consequence of Mrs. Kelly r stated that she tided steth in the a llots agreement the Pl.mall cottinoneed whiting. deli of Harrow, and the night of the bnrgl . ry the paper, but hid continued wily a short pet mil Loader*, hosing 1.41 the gardens, and Iwo female see sou is rya s ois when the work was taken omit of his hisuels. lie b humid. The gurilewer, it will be rerulk Neel, was awoke la middle of the utglit by • lapping, and, having porn a lbws (Mr. Nl.orryutt) undershoot the defence to he set up i"e wry, that the l'la fr dal tort g et the Flutist. punted 4slab o r l aa l,... s : be pre 11 ,71. 4 1 .7 . 5 1: " as" the Pesebre ' so ugly es the Defendant wished. Now though there whin, to lied, which he did. The i re um s;er a e ud iwo . esi ve l d re iH rs 'al f iu Mils atiptildtit'il its the aderritmeut as to tone, i.e titer on ; _ the use with the pistol was left as a guard sr" mould admit that. the work must be fi nished iii bin'. He heard them break "P" some Oar" 6'l . abo it u ir t h lri r al . f . • i t h e r huigr the men returned, auJ having called opt, reasonable . time; 'wither was_ thew any precise a. hour.' usenhoutti in which the copy should be fur- and they 'all went "do:shost:iares, armingba guard al"wer°4 itched tin the respective day', hilt that oho liould gardener if be was us bed, and if all was iet r r ' i l g rd h . l' und li alk e a r d lied br itailleists,od to he within a seasttitable time ; hut he was, and the iu(fisa lucked the door. When he ri e u pi P sad Ile shiguigi he utile to _ prove that the COI/ was uric- they had bit, be It'd " 1 of a window and Wl4l l to aPne:eh f.b.a.o.ritgimbfartw.higuse fin assistance. H trio d retooled, it was g ola r ly rut waited ; sometimes fire column* oforiixthilsil;l law r it oiv ai rtr ee. 6 ry eir.iwianthwei.hironeselharl wan ransacked, mid litter coo. sue *tot very hoe on Seiwilay List ronsolistaiitliiig such (tele) the PlelUtal, MI it • Kelly, when •bese g get from Mate,. to ha t plate w ire s he " r "nl w wash h oin 3 v h e P tl two exeepltusss only, •Iskays got the paper ',rioted into Hants, die, which -err Mare secure.' The usual pla ce. by Imit.isi.t four u'eork it. tine Suoiduy morning. of deposit west natusched WI der night of the robbery, and the strongest news all opened. Thu in the suspicion that cud the wetly times in which the paper was out so premises. Osborn and r.titly arose fruits on fault of the Plaintiff ;in fact, t ot„ l it e ,, s ive. i.,,,L it ist ... h e a s ve t . k i en " .. u n the at the troy time Ilse Defendant broke off f.uo. „s tet ., o w. 0.1,,, ,e ..7 . j . Y, ; N h Ci ha :l 4 p " nireel ;. is engsgeineist. the Plaintiff bad five corn- dowiS his imagers and tread wpm' it, seer su l trar a qu li t a a l :ty dashed it against the tee place. The giSicer, however, gut ;manors, who lied been sauudirig idle fur ueesly poreemi h un of I:, and MIN eladafelt It. M.triSo/1 got three hours, Isecause copy. hod Hut been sent by was f o ru su la dow l t eheeri lier fer o t ai lr e i r l: jelaP" ;rei c""""l. "I° a the Defendant to go out with, owl yet the paper meas ly 90 that °cession one hoof only after the mania she sewers' eatamiustlons, Ow " : mu: was ' i f:N i e h d e e l o o u b e It s time. He should prove that in no instance could property of tits Proorrolrix. sad 'John ou the night of the whitely, and that Cochrane had formerly been in her employ. any blame which to the Plerritiff, either as to the intended 808-street IN behalf of (tabu, hie Manner in which the work was douse, or the time • tlatehavin g Richard S r i:et a ge r e:heeled . his ( lisehengs to be searched, Ned the paper was published ; and further. lie should t rove that the D. icudbut was tiiiteelE desirous if f l ow a P pain uumar, b el ut e tb " c u se lsei ts i e w re hic alt h woe aid r 170 received Mn.a NATHANIEL GARLAND. ESQ. E. JOSEPH ifilft.f. AS'S THOMAS Colllllllfittl, 414/1111. TVS ILISIU TOIUI Or SIR CHARLES itHRBERT, SART. This was as serious Wool* ht the Plaintiff, so lard of a Manor is &see r IA recover 2,1001. the raise of beret% which he cliffiattl to 'fie dile to hilts Do dat ta e •tt u f the late iiir Charles Baithare..Reat.-sedieviada. • • • Seeks.' Pi m, fur the rleitiliff, crepes, Pie 'cr, bed front the It videice it appeared that the late Sir Charles tionbery, of epostiag celebrity, bele , All ow.* of Wick's Paskras Felts, a ,c•pybold wader the Mimi!, who is the Lord of lite Mamie, sod. by the tyadal costuto of it, was entitled to the best begat of she (moat ea his demise, as a borisit.. It wee tootenited, and coalman 'Mussed to show, tint, by the division of rite steator,.the rims divided became separate estates (and that thp kebob Mesa the Loyd bad bees smaltiolied r tbe.e g tao mss aeOstaiftia The eh*. however had robot to Pic Ciarlealloubory. Bat it wee contended thili Use right bf the Loki to lieriuta fir each rif the parts Has had bees divided Mill remained thfiente. Oa the death a Air Charles Itiobary la March laey Mandl seal ha Muhl to Berton,. ever Newmarket. the past where the mad bidooging to Sir Charles Val kept to miss twisty-two of she best of she., is satisfaction as Minos, which he claimed to be his meal al the Lod. Tins celebrated horse Saitikeihko which wee the properly of Sir Chattee. and is ballad at. I,iOW. a vise of lbws &sea he ebtilell of the right. claimed as a besot, hot wawa/York shim whim the bailiff made the misers in .1h• steddi of which be masked. down 'relay-two ; and a goalies swoop as to wh,ther Satoleauka should be included amoogst those to which the Plaintiff . was , entitled, The Steward of the manor read the retards if the Court Banta to prove the custom of the maser, sod last consposi tioa• in lieu of iteriuts bad been toads by the tamale of thu several parts of the manor. Satirist Laws, is a long and able speech fur the Dribs& ass, comead.d, en the evidence -.which had bee. adduced at great length, that the eto,tom of lbw wee had not bees auificieatly revile /mat, and said she Jury onst be satiric* by the atom complete evidesee before they gave a verdict fur the Plaistiff as @ornaments a claim, made nutter swell eatraordi. nary eire•mitmeees. He coateruted sloe wiaay ;roods that the Plaintiff was entitled only Is four hornets, sod that be most make hie election ma of them seised at Hama, sear Newmarket, Is which boaolottelso. was am included. He air mined the right °flits herd to seize hie berate wherever he *told Lid them, although oat as she manor; bat the agent of the Plaistiff had made his election oat of the mod at Barbee. To prove this, be called. The groom, or stoiLkeoper of Sir C. Bealsory, who stated that is April lest Harris, the bailiff of she Planstiff, came dowel to Bartels, god regoested to tee the stud, which relent was complied with. Three were twesty.foor horses is the paddock, of which twenipsersi worratowo him,.wheei be test dews their semis, see said shot was ~ugh, he waisted to see no more. He west away, after basis( roadeqweetiesior inquiries about Smuuleusko, which was at that time dors is Yorkshire. Serjeasst PttA, galled evkleate is reply, sod eisoleaded for the right to the bones ft lieriats. H. admitted that t►e ease, as against the Defeadhlidi was that is. ose could abhor them tremolos of fradslity more Mau lie did; but it was the law of the land, and they must decide apes it as it steed, until .it should be abolished by Act of Parliament, tio eveut w►ich he (Serjemit •hsuk* be glad to me take place. After Nog legal argumeole oe both sides had been beard, it was agreed that • case should be made fur t►e Judges as to the number of Aerial that the Plaintiff had • right to; but that it should go to the Jury for their decisius as to whe ther the Defend•ut's bailiff had out made his election out of the stud at Barton, without includisiv Sasolessitko. The Jury retired for more than half as hour, and retained with • verdict for the Plaintiff.' The asisher of heriots to be afterwards decided by the Court; sad boding that the election had been made from the owl at Barton. To which verdict the Foreman said tbry came to most queoceottlbe bit lira paying that be bail enough w►r■ be took the list. The horse Smolensk°, as to whine disposal great anxiety existed, therefore is nut included. The trial occupied the Court the whole of t►e day. OLD BAILEY. p- __ 00,11;41.107 . 414 1 COVlritt. 11l It LIIPIIR V. THE REV. atcuAtib BINONAIII, •11111 ...., • s °TARR,. , • . . ...• 610111 tit Tag. holeeti of this cage we. hem aleetidy. „It will be receiteikeil thin it w e mo. summit the befendonts to the custody et of the Fleet itritiai for a contempt of ' obettdeting the officers of the Court in thestlecutiojt of 4ess dittpsioisilein (Ileum sof site- ." Qum,. *pi of.eMreeetrotiou GM Nes ollipeleof VW ildatermind Defeadind et Gosford. i;do s si,• I Mr. Illuttui feeteord itt'reply. 11 " i55mim5.....A......A .. . • . - 1111 !MT I • • I Tup ritrllgtfArr:r fr. t - . teuidgwid.o W lAidiegeAt. Idedidg.it to tnakV au * l 9 ol %sLnent.in°ce PNiitiohlt4° The Leariterf Coutisfl was procceliii. , Sis h.. Pons of &Alegre W6t:o The Leal! Cater Amite,• sthes hifll • eilirg 014 cause saggrated a trfetrlsef, egbitt vertred 414 opiates that ,the inquiry might be beiterAwaried sit out or .coort.. . I .0 I . After some consultation b e tw een tive parties his Lordship's suggestion was acceded to, and the 'Jai . * Intend a . verdict fAr tote Plreib—l)attueges , tt s oopi. oubjeet to, refertuce." . • • ..s CQVIT OF COX MON PLEAS, • • ; . • , . • ..cositswer, Funivaity AM. - Von U. Lout Comm Justus aid apariei .fury. EXTRAORDINARY PEbDAI. CLAM ' `~~'' ii•1e9. 1 ,11114111311•094144i5t 41111411 4 pd:6•PPO•Me 11urritu. ' ' , ~„- • • Osbera . s&U,4l . lggigisjus‘ w.k. of t h re e "re*** ok:4l44l,lll;shoesd alma *wiper Ins erestraa . at tiomprehmso. . •. • • M seta aseell a silailer etataaeal. mad ,p••••• • Mune .M, h e Ogg, be was •Otimid•of • C ter ' wave, kot P. Claes lad decking list be did e tst 'mew the k nas Itto bee. 1107 Paa ••••111•1411aateatled se elsereeteey Grew sobriee Ilex Mr. Births the of Great Qessateseet, au& his vaitassiog Wier wee Clare aa. ateelleat Ara& ler• — 11 •1 0 9 11 ••• that Clare hed gawked kw Mt. ilrekakeet fear yaws. Mr. Justice 11 UT easieselt re -The Jery feed Oshawa sled °Kitten', aged 19 awl 911, Guilty—Death ; sad Clare Net Matt. The CO URT this day declared its drieveraatisie N refine the agwases to all witeseses aka in future should heepth• Corr) wsitiag for thes e me the troll weans of poiliag dealt the flatcars of an evil which has lately giver sari car siderable as Ca saiarriversiee. • s , • • • before the CONNOR SeltriMlT avid a Levan Jury. James Dillard, aged Rickard iineknorfk, aged 39, were inducied fur steaks; a piers tif serge, valve V. 6a. lie former for steeling, •a thy latter for receiving At name ►sowing it to ke 'Wm As property of Sh.ir eniginyers, blesers....dialka, Webb, and Ca. serge•factors, of Savahennk _ . . court, Basiughill-street, me theAldtts of January last. TM casts glearly musk out is evidence. The Prl declined making any defence. They were tad G *et strongly reconnwesded to mercy so se. apse miog i pteritoes good shisramer. :r,l 4 7. 0 1 if y ,14 ~,,o,„osi. . .., 40 ,. 4, 1 ,.,its . 44y ' POLICE. ....m...... . DOW-STAILIT. Yesterday Warm Axdrows and Damtel Day onderwest as exasnisation factor. G. R. Mansholt. Esq. the piffling Magistrate, charged with robbiug the premises of hire. harsh Lewin. of PaliterVOreen,flootiratei, ow Saturday night last. Thnmas Rest sae of the dissatisfied patrol belonging to the aim, stated, that to mintosay with Richard-Clarissa, soother of the dismounted patrol, on Monday asursiog, *boot balf.mut six o'clock,- they were at East Barnet, where they observed the Primate/2 is company with smother mss eserying bundles and a pomp, aid on account of the early boor and they barium • sospichms appearance. be desired to know whet the bundles contalord. Tim, we weed. laxly put duw pfd they coatained work. log clothes. Al put thew duo• they as utr, and he sad hi• A pursued, overtook, soil Ns. eared the Prisowerat likg third Las made his oscorti. The patrol bad preelisidg lien the three mess come oat of the house occupied bly Shaikiitinue Andrews et Soistligste. The third mart Trlisands W escape was carrying • beadle, which proved to midair wearing apparel. The Prisoner Hay was carrying a pump. Harlen‘a ranker to Mrs Sarah Lewin, of Pal mer's Greets, Southgate, stated, that his sleepiacroont was in a building in the gardea detached Gums the dwelling horn, over the seesl.rooos. Alain twenty minutes past sine o'clock on Saturday sight, when be was going to bed, on his entering the seed room, he perceived that the window was braes. and which bad not been dime a short time previous, whets be had MA it. He proceeded •p staiis to his ideepiag. room, when he discovered that the window had been broken, sad also his Amt beams own, sad the contents, measles( . . of marling apparel, sad r articles of his properly, takes out. He discovered that the rubber had entered the roues by ream of a ladder, witch was at the wiailow, and which was mot there at half pest eight technic. The wenriag op. pare! found iu the pensessitue of the Primmer. be itleati. led es the smog which bad bees stein) oat of his chest. The Priestsers'were committed foe trial en this charge, sad fur further essatiestiun un a chsree of striding the pump, which mowers the descriptiow of one taken from a gemtlatriates premises at Southgate. Anus Caspar, p pauper of Abe perish of St. Clement Dams, was committed to the Nurse of Correction fur re kaiag tst work, sad' leoultiog aid makirg a distarbeme al the house et Mr. Watson, oup of the Overseer% la the Strand. IIaTTON-GARDIIII. EN MC IT Y. lsbfJUp Deaspm, a man atinut 60 years of age, dressed itiblack,'sed of rather respectable appearance, was brought up by the officers of the Madsen) , Society, charged with begging, and imposing a■ the public by petition. Two Gentlemen front the Meudicity Society attended and stated, that ibe Prisone► was a gro a impostor ; he had hews an usher al several aeademies, but preferred preying on t►e public by petition, of false piatimeots of distress. The EM citty reengeised him since 1820, and had frequently relieved hint ; about three months ago Mr. Finch Hatton gave him a suit of clutbes,marl procured 111111 a situation as leacher in a school ; tae time slated he had utmost( primorred a /sore leeratise situation is Bristol, if he had means to carry hint there; he (Mr. Finch Hatton) gave him mon►y to hear his expenses, esti in fuse days after he was found begging i■ Newinglos, baring pawned lbw clothes. lie was take, sp erne that day ►egging, and brought to the Mesdicity Office, sud, on bring searched, the draft of a petition to Judge Bayley was found upon him ; and the Society deeming bin, an object deserving of psniihment, sent him to this Office, that (be Magistrate might deal with ►im as he demised fi t. He war, sentenced to one swath's imprisonment in the House of Currectioo. MARLBOROUGH-STRIISTe SELLING RAD SOVEREIGNS. Was. Ellis, who has many aliases, was charged with die. posing of fuer eonnterfeit soymeiyess, at seven shillings each, The Prisoner was apprehended by Wales, the officer, after a person employed, load made She purchase, and the narked silver with which the auveremoss were buloglot was found upon the Prisoner, wbo was remanded. The counterfeits am badly executed. Hamm& Milton a•d Sarerk Bailer were charged with dis posing of Ave score of counterfeit sixpences fur sever shil lings, and they were likewise segilindeds A Petition. signed by upwards of 150 respecta ble householders of I lertford, basing been presented to the Maglorstes of dist town, complainiug of the had quality of the beer vended by must of the publicans the'etictTiel4or cilkd a meet ing of the At(kronen on Wednesday last, when samples of beer were produced, which lolly setts fied the prayer of the petition, and the Mayor woolictl it to be understood by all the publicans, that if they were not supplied by the brewers wit:i good wholesome ale, according to the present price of malt and hops. the Magistrate' would grant the innkeepers bermes to free. house., its any part of tile town where they could get the same. Tuesday a bullock was separated from a drove in SimiMeld and hooted by upward* of 400 Irlack guards along Wert-street. The annual to avoid its pursuers, jumped through the shop window of Mr. IV•l.Tatt, hoot and shoemaker, on rod shout rr 41 it to pieces; it ran into the ',odour, sod jumped out at the back-window 11110 the yard ; the family were dreadfully alarmed, but fortuuately re ceived 00 permute! injury. There was a great resort to Norwich market on Saturday, nod a large supply of samples: but little briskness atit the part of the buyers; the prices, however, of last week were fully supported.—The Cattle market was fully supplied with least Scots and lionsebteds, and mime fat beasts; very trilling adtertition occurred at prices. The sheep-pens were full, mud prices cuutinue low. PrePw• Er COURSING mxiivia.sse, • eeemeAT., eaestestim 111, lilt!. !t iderausei k CuantiegMeefotig was uerer "sore iteempe sly elms 00 the presto skeasiow. Amon* the outlay ebarieters yesest tie balked Lord' Rivers, 'May. est* sod 'Ressielt I Meer" Meibey, Redhead; Re. Tbe apart was ramellert. POR THE COUTLES. Mr. Itseent's bl. b. p. Omer beat Mr. H. Redhead's br. ct. Yielder. Mr. Gitseles r. b. Gambol „hest Mr. Grat's bl. d. Ramtonn. lord Rivets% d. kodoey beat Mr. Duou's bl. d. Duke. Mr. Soles br. b. le best burst Dtwowieter r. d. Slam. MATCHES. -Lord Rivers's hi. b. Rhoda best Mr. H. Redbead's bl. d. Yea. Lord Riven's bl b. Riddle best Lard Maynard's bl. d. Kry. Mr. Nsetimi's bl. b. Notshell beat Lord M•yratra'r hi. b. Kettle. Mr. Nortiory's y. di. Minikes' best Mr. Redhead's bl. •nd re. • b. Larwise. bled Larra's bl. d. Roper, best ter. Dross bl. b. Dinah. Mr. Grate bl. b Spitere beat M. Wilkie/roes r b. Clara. Lord Daawich's w. b. Mop beat Mr. H. Redhead's bi. b. • Mr. Setae 61. sad w. b. Ibis beat Mr. Reateed's be. d. Lick bey.r • • The Siralrbas Cannlag Keeling ihla year was alley Maly attended, outwitlesiaaalinie the aped and farnarab!e 'intent the weather. The bell, however, us W.qloesdr) caeaing was attended by all the principal families in the neighboarbuata. THE CHASE. • re. On Friday last Mr. Haurssord's bows& met et lioekhant, Norfolk, from whesce they bated a hook beloastng tit W. Burch, Esq. of Wrethaos, sad after belt au lormr's rue they took him to Shroplossi; is coosequesee of whack Partridge, 41 , 4. of Markham hall, inturediutclr hortructi borne, sad hum his park toned et • fresh buck 5.1 indulge tbs Moods of lite irtd with a mecood gallop. White the cc. costdkoett Nw was gives. to the stag, Mr. Partridge horpila bly regaled his bomber *portieres is dos tree old Lashes style, which gladriesed their 1M14711 sod Stied them fur a sturdy bunt, is which they were sot disappointed, the dugs pallisg tit= dues, after a chase of aim boar sad twenty saistars. SPORTING DSCISION. The dispute at the great trotting maid. for 300 guineas aside was decided at the One Toe Thera on Tuesday sight by arbitration. The Anteiimin horse was first home, but the evidence of 'impartial couple, Geodesic's. who saw the race, proved distinctly that the Americus broke iota a got lop iu the last mile sad did wen turn round. It wan satisfactorily proved that when Mr. Willao's horse broke from the trot he was tamed rimationsd consequently won the Match. Tho Blake of 600 goisitas was paid to Mr. Willa's . * friend. la respect to the time the porionnintee occupied, the empires, Maar& Hull cad Haywood, could imot denim. • Tromso MITCH. A ands o(a aeon .molore took One ne Toonlay op the Simeostafield-road:=A gentleman of the name of Cassie. undertook, ree ISO pima! to trot his horse nye. miles II bet an knee, and to per furne each stile within 4 minas &edit moo& It was doss as follows s— alts. age. an. •me: Ist .. 4 17 'ikons 2d dill. ...... 4 16 7.1 ditto 3d ditto 4 14 4th ditto .. 4 18 Total III 57 sth ditto 4 16 Betties was 6to 4 Kahn the poeforoinewt. . PSDESTRIANI4M. -www- A no* pedestrian match took plat* yesterday on the Peckham-mod, a gontlentas of the slime of Bartleman having useirmakel fo gn backwards twelve miles in two ►ours. The pedestrian did dm first mile is seven minutes, and four miles foe t►irly.twn minutes. He did within two launders; yards of seven miles is that boar, and ►acted •boot two minutes. He woe the mate►, having twominates only to spare, with muc► trouble, as he !request!, fell from giddi- Des , in the last two tulles, and felt the effects seriously after it was over. Bettiug was two to tioe on time. - - - GANG OF BODY STEALERS. • Yesterday Ilse parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westmineter, were the scenes of • great deal of distress and agitation to many parses. who had relatives or friends re• cently interred, is moosequenee of several human bodies having been taken from a gang of " resurrection men," by the officers of Queen-spare, on the preceding evening. It appears that os Tuesday night, at eight o'clock, Charles Dew, an officer, sad Harrisoo,aa inspector of hawkers, were toting a prisoner from Qsren-square to Tothillields, and near the Bridearelbwall they saw a hone and cart, with four men pnttisg sontorthisi in sacks into it. Dew suspected that they bad got some stolen property, aad went up to the cart, and asked the men what they had got, and the saes immediately took to their heels and ran sway.... Dew, however, caught hold of one of the fellow., and Harri son soother, but, after a violent cosine', they were coin. pelted to let them go, or they would otherwise have lost the man they had in custody. They seised the bone and cart, and drove it to Queen square office, and found in the melts which were is the earl the body of a young woman, appa rently about 20 yeses of age, the body of an old man, sad . also of a boy. The bodies were conveyed to the workhouse, and yesterday great numbers of penons who had recently lout relatives and friends went to see them, and in the course of the mornlng they were all identified, and it was found 'kat they were stolen out of the Broadway Chapel banal ground: There is every reason to expect that some of the gang of wretches concerned in this transaction will soon be in custody. " Charles Austin, Wslworth, 118,063," was printed on the plate affixed to the front of the eart. Yesterday the overseers of St. Margaret waited upon Mr. White, a Megiante of Queen-square, to ask his advice as to having the bodies relnierred without holding an inquest thereon. 'The Magistrate said, that as it was discovered from wiener. they had been stoles, he sow no serenity for any such inquiry. The overseers afterwards etaferreit pith the Cavelier for Westminster, and it wan thought "ntlalaabk, under all the circumstances, to hold an inquest, which sat at the Feathers, Deansareet, IVertminster Abbey, yesterday afternoon, when it appeared the body of the remote was that of a Mites M. A. [toff, of the Broadway, Westminster, who was buried on Sunday last; the hotly of the old man was that of a Mr. Douglass, of York.streel, who was buried as Monday last; nod the boy was the son of a Mr. Csrafieid, of Gardener's-lane, who was buried on Tuesday week. Dew, the officer, was examined as to the taking the bodies from the resurrection men, and the relatives of the deceased persons having identified them, a verdict of h'ularai Death" was returned, and they were directed to he again buried, and watchmen will he set over the burial grouted. It is believed that a great number of bodies have bees stolen front the same ground; and it is, we understand, the wish of many persons to have the graves opened to ascertain if the remains of their friends have beta rallied off. The Magistrates have directed the horse and cart to be sold of not immediately applied for by the uwuer, which is I not very likely to take place. CORN RICHANOR, Fapactay 20. A large quantity of Wheat and Barley remained over frown Muudsys supply, but we had uo fresh arrivals this roortose, mid scarcely say sales were made; whet little line Wheat was disposer, of slitained Munday's quotation, but the in ferior qualities were unsaleable. hires samplis of malting Barley sold on fell as good terms as os Monday; het there was au demasd ter the ordissry sorts. The Oat Made was exeeedtagly heavy, particularly for the 'stetter samples, In Beaus, Pease, sad other articles, ante ts little eastattoo. • Al AkSh L • . , A very inipnitan't Itnit (involving the animal amount of 1,50.000 francs). 'glorious eitilis of past times, will shortl brfurr the iribAllals. When Marshal I Duke de Itivoli) was crested Prii. the letters !nitro which conferred Upon miter title, stipulaied fur hius sod his male iieue, ordrr "of' primogenifisre a that at his - evriit of his team% *etersl male heirs, . Prince d't.ling end the revenue attached .1 Id devolve upon the eldest sou; and •' Duke de Ricoh, th e aepeudeitt revenue, youti , est eon. The routingency thus , letters patent is realised. TI of Zurich and the delender of Genoa years ago, and left two ions. The eldest session of the Principality , of &hug, youngest of the Duchy of In the course of Isit year, the without male issue, on which the youngest to the Minister of Finance, in support to the title and revenue of the Pi &ling, which Sir Excellency recognised. revenue, winch principally comisis of canals of Or!eau and Toulouse, fruiting, form:ably to the stipulations of the !rum in cue of extinction o f title, t o the the said shares, as enacted by the law 1814, to be restored to their ancient posstioors, family Carman have entered before tit , agstitat the Duke de Biroli a demand of declaring Ibis title of Duke il'Eshog and the rev. nue thereof revertible to du and consequently the restitution of the ,* ancient possessors. MM. de Carmen original proprietors of the canal of Toole' The question to he decided, therefore, ther, wisest Bonaparte said there are the death of the Manihsl—the eldest son the title of Duke d'Esling, soil its der venue; the younger, the Duchy of revenue—it was to be understood that eldest son died without male heirs, the t, be extinct ; or if, en the rontrarv, scent& law tit' Meintsis, the younger brother right to take possession au the death of ( Paris Asper., •, • UNIVERSITY IN riLLIGENCE. CaIIIERIOOI, VNtIDaaT At teentreretloa on Wadolarlay last the Eulloarleg mere ervollsteril : /wgkidov rw Inoiotly--The Rev. Theism !KANO' conete. Ylear Kessingtoe. Rader of Arts—George Frederick Parry. Eat.. CaMemr. Bachelor in Physk—Abrabeas Edward Oesteel, Jews College. • osroom, ISIMINDAST (he Tuesday east, -to CORVocaliou, the Nor. the Tice- Chaectik.r dominated the Rev. George Rooky, D.D. sod Mister of University . Colloge, to be nue of his Pre-Yree- Chaticelkws, is place of she late Rev. Dr. Modals. NAVAL INTELLIGRIVCE. roltrugoarm. swesarr 19. Sailed the Tetsuo Mount, for New Yo r k ; an d M ar i a Rernahl, for IL/I:eo. Tb. Maryalois goll,ooder weiatrfe: the Mediterranean, bet the wind falba' short, she brought up at St. Helene. -; :• FALMOUTH, WRIEROART 18 Arrived the Countess of Chichester packet with mails from the Sleditevrasese, last from Gibraltar, in 12 days. Sailed the Pallas Tuner, for Guernsey. LIVERPOOL, PCSRUART 18. Put hack the Nancy, for Rueotos Aym; Rost, Smith, for Jamaica; and Castlereagh, for Rueter —ell leaky. The Nancy bas been on the Artlow Bank. DEAL, PEOIROART 19. • Canto down from the Ricer yesterday the Thisbe. Reddie, or Jamaica ; Albiou, Belfry. for Bereeloaa ; sad Lord Mel yille, Adams, for Rio Janeiro, and sailed with the whole of the outward-bound; but it has since become quite eel., and most likely same of them will drive back spin ups'. the Rood tide. - Arrived and remain the H h packet, Woodward, is 54 days from Charleston; and Tyne, Steoperee, Stem Sr. 51 i c bar l's. ..- IC DOUGLAA (ULM OF MAN), ►[QUART 6. tr.sncnoLY Sal/MIMIC In Cersnirrown Saturday evening last, about seven o'clock, t►e logic tlarisof Dublin, Nicholson master, from Quebec to Dublin, laden with timber, *as drives on the rucks near Csetletewo,knows by the name of Scarlet Stack, and has since grove to pieces. Of the crew, which consisted of the master and 13 wen, three only are said, namely, the master and two of the err•a The Malta, on her passage borne, mimed the port of Dahlia, and run fur Whitehaten, where she underwent an espimire and considerable repair, and haviag sailed from themes int 111)s since, readied the bay of Dublin on Vferluevalay Wt, hum admire she wits driven, bat thiough the thirteens( the weather, never diecu►ered the laud until dte alma Is 60 above•menuoned rocks. The boat was immediately Ifireled down into which seven men descender), and liming ("davit the tackles. had no sooner got loose frogs think* item ona struck and swamped the boat , when the sewn peer Nkrus were hurled amongst the raging elements, snit "sunk urine no swim" Four bodies have time been welshed sin access are still in their watery grave. A great portion orde cargo and rigging will, we rederstand, be oared. The Aurora, lit'Cran. fmirs Liverpool driven on shore its Drudroas Bsy the iii acv tale, Miebantk, i inl. 41.0uf The Mary, Connor, fromSlitto to . fill 0 4 1 .114 e 641 of ow,. coo &Hurtle; iibt ne.4. Macklatimar, aaJ • ProPerly ti 1. which recallis 'tly be brou g h t ifita n id:l‘'ll d :macjii d ctusealt i t ellied e h h d l ie e hsi'aliE6 " t talua i litl t e , l4ll( l i r iiii e ettila r bbe , ii s :rev i f u'' s s oa i r i.rr,i e ttie v iiowse e ft. o c u tiorom e irlikde to ulporati t rmi l ..., i , 11 provided ter e eldest died nge.t a ppealed lirincipslitv wptised, if shares in the resetting, Co,. lettens patent, he Crown, and sr of December posseSSOTS, the the Trihunals ri to the effect !..liag extinct, to the Crown; se shares to the . niiss were the oulssuse. afore, is, whe. e two titles at son *hall have dependent ie- 1 Itiwoll and its list in case the he title should 1 :cording to the .her has not a of Ots eider.- 1 11/C2. • • risavaav IS. loffewieg degree, nos itessell, uf 1 , Esq. of Trisiiy keens EIV of • MalitIAST IC • PA.. at rice- kwsky, D.D. se/ el of kis Pro-Yiet- Bodo,. 1 1' p D 1 *to LI •i i .~ Jai Yesterday—MN WEDWIPIDAT.—HoiIit Chilper, East 1.i4,. and South COAL MARKET, FICIMUMII Ships at Markt I. Ship. Scild. 55 , 1 4 Newcasile 3 3:841 1 23 Susidcrlaud l9 the Bast, Rs• losses. RO. Prier. .1 4 44, 416. H. M 4 & id. ATARRIA66. Ou Saturday, at Eltootp.hans Mere Dorset, Matd , • 'Munro, E.q. of lopri rood House, Hoots, to rhilactelyh. , chiral daughter of the late Lteriesmisl-Ghent Mom; of Edusuoidtaut Huuge. DEATH. On &dunlny t ht. 9th inst. at Ail •pAments in Albs* itcJl-Adints 41 Juba WilllBlll jtr• - HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THII Morning 58 afte•r 1. &suing 23 slier 2. Priated and Pabl'ola.d at THE RtJITISH PREP 0 4 . THE GLOBE Othee, No. sad, by E. coo WELL, of the Stroud. f 1 t !WIN the , ,ria • “ars to .1. .141 Litg, M ("I M~