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F '.~ NI , '1 NUMBER 6172. Paws 7d. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. T - HIS Evening, SATURDAY, Sentemh.-r 14, will be prolonged (Gib time) n new Coale Opera, it Wee aces, crated MORNING. NOON. AND NIGHT; stoma and throw them at the Chippeoliam people. 1 saw Mr. Hull at this time, who was sot tiara hurt, ►e complain ed of the cold, wh.e I offered him my list. I was afterwards struck and knocked Joon by Charles Hayward, and wheel acme one took one up, Hayward said Ire was worry foe it. Thomas Sparring, apprentice to Mr. Rrambk—While was waihiug dims the toad Acme the Little Georg.. four mew overtook roe , sod oue of them holding • stick as bulb bill bands with great force knocked me done. Meisel Resist—l sew the deceased near the turnpike, and sirens by Miss iVastedeld's ; we ■poke, mad the deeemeil cod •he would stand 'rte as loug as be could," be did not ap pear loitered; I also saw and spoke to Wm. Reynolds at tLe same time ; neither of them lead any shies in their 1111111.111; law Reynolds again at balipast twelve near the Antelope Ina, dreadfully beaten. Wen. Colbuutne, surgeon, deposed that he was called be tween one mud two o'clock on Sunday morning to go and see a perms whet was 'opposed to ha bleeding to deeds on the road leadiag from Chappentiam to Bath ; he went, and Acted on the ironed, lesuiug ag.ttsat some rails, Mr. Joseph Hull of Cittr, Ohm,. saddler he was thin cold and reseosible ; without • hat, and his bead was covered with blood ; ' ll :re ' i ss ees coratiyed him Woe, and spot. impectitig his bead lowed thee wounds, one me tbe fore-part. wee en the right, sad the other on the left side; wittwas remained with biro void sax in the morning when be related; witness afterwerde opened the bead and found other bruisev—a fracture on the back part, extending to the bases of the skull; sod oat re naval of the upper part of t►e cranium witness found a quan tity of ext led blood, which, lay its premiere on the brain, with the other iajories, in his opinion enured lbw death of the deceased. Or, !Ha :ROMANCE OF A DAY. Th. Earl or Aradarat, M.. Ts a. re; Lord Scriliblelos, Mr. 1.111100 • Sir Mums Me. Captain Sap game, Mr . Johnson ; Baptiste, Mr. W. West; Patrick, Mr. Lee; Shark, Mr. Terry; Shingle, Mr. 144101 1.4 e. Lydia. Mtn Paton; Amelia, Mrs Jrhusion ; Fanny, M nr. Garrick ; bay, Mrs. Jones; Goody ft‘ort ham, Mrs. Pearce. After which the Farce of THE LIAR. Br James Elliott, Mr. Baker; Old Wilding, Mi. Younger Tsang Wilding, Mr. C. Rumble; Papillon. 111 r, Fierilkomr. Mrs Gnashes*, Miss Boyce; Miss Godfrey, Mies Smith. Doses, 3s.—First Gallery, 2. —Second Gallery, Is. Places roe the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Maselagbant, at the Theatre, sr whom Primer BUM VINT St• bad, nightly. Oa Monday, Morning, Need, and Vitglit.—and Family Jan! On Tuesday, Morning, Nooe, aed Nigial--and the Faree of x. Y. Z. 'Fbe Way le Keep Ilia will he revived west we►k. Frost present appes rs,lees, it is last ..likely limit the Ifte quest will last during the week. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. P•RIS, BETTVIIIIIR 10. Fitticm Ftram.—Fire per Gnu, fur the °pelting 2ta of September, opened at 92 f. 10 c, ; closed at 92 f. 30 c. ; Bonk Slack, 1,650 (—Neanobtan Stuck, 7151 f.—Carbange on London, one month, 251.45 c.; three ditto, 25 f. 35 (Coors Atillundique, Septeraker 10 ) •IJ 0•30 SG. SIPTENSCR 4. The last letters from Bitoglia. Semlin, and Per less., announce that Chourachid, who had retired on Larissa, had suffered a fresh defeat. Some soy that he is dead—others, prisoner.—[lt ma• be that both these victories an the same, the difference being made by the confusion of the old and new styles.]—lt appears also by a letter from Semlin of August 42, that Captains Tassi and Diatnanti, after their expedition to Cassandra. landed at Ma-. tanon, oppnsite Cassandra, at the foot of Glyropwti, and, alter having called to arms the inhabitants of the mountains, have penetrated as far as Servia. SIUSLIST, AUGUST 44. Letters from Bitoglis, Veloso, and Berlepi, dated August 9th, not only confirm the intelligence of the defeat of Chourschid Pacha near Larissa, on 40th July, but also inlorin us that the first check was followed by another equally severe. Threatened by the Divan, he assembled all his reserved, and led them to the theatre of his defeat. But the Greeks again intercepted him, and on August lit he lost as many lives as on July 20th. It is stud he is atnoug the prisoners. FRONTIIRS OF ?WM The mod lively inquietude prevails in Parnpe lun4, where they expect every day to see the Army of the Faith arrive. The consternation is increased, by its being now known that the Trappist his ef fected a junction with Quesada. A number of fa milies are leaving the city. Every thing tends to make us believe that its • few Jays the head quar ters of the Army of the Faith will be in the capitol of Navarre. New sentences of exile are to follow those which have been passed against the Archbishop of Sara gossa, the Bishops of Wag* and Ceuta, the Duke de l'lnfautido, the Marquis de las Arnarillas, arid the Count d'Espeleta. The Austrian Observer says, that according to letters from Constantinople, there is news from the army under Chourschid Pact's, from which it sp. pears that the accounts of his defeat given by several Germs!' Journals are nothing less than authentic. FROM ?HZ FRONTIERS OF SPAIN. We learn from Bayonne, of September $, that letters from Saint Ander. by the last courier, ani pounce the discovery of a rompin' in that toot% against ihi Con.ttrutional System.' per.: suns were arrested on the 45th Aortal. andoeut by sea In the Castle of Saint *ovine. atCarogin.. Letters from Saint Joao Pi libat warturnitow that the Trappio, al thiit hiend e 2o3o or 400 rout, had effected Iris junction with .Quesads. There arrives daily it great number of troupe in the tuttquP, (provinces) from the iturrior4 'of there latter, tw o columns of Is6oo men each advanced towards the camp of kali to effect its destruction. Provisions tid aminuoitian are still sccomulating in our city ; there is at prearilt iict MOM for the rage; and every duy there airive from the &mei tur caissons and balls. In our atavuul they are insk,iig three ru four millions of crdirittges; but we see no troops arrive. Two companies of the 23.1 regisseot of the lure are to he quartered in the castle of Morrie. Sax new field batteries of artillery are to be formed oi our araenal, and eight /rum Toulouse are ordered here to juin them. It is *aid that five regiments the line are coming. into this depertmeut and teat of the Londe*. It is reported that the sisoitert cordon will broken up on tl►e 15 , 11 current, if no symptoms disease tilassifett thoqn.orivell to Spill before ttaii. time. A line of troops of observetion is to be in.isti taintd on the frontier, but people ►nay pass and re. pass without being subject to quarantine. It is even probable that the troops of Obsetritiou will be reintoived, if it is true, as said, that the rt. solutio•tary troops of Spsitt„ joined to time of I►~~- tugt►l, jut t udi to approach our frontiers in force, tit— Licr the pretext of pursuing the Royalists. TRIALS AT POITIERS, Serra:gum 7 Aso tt. These days were occupied with the defence IA some of the persons of atioor importance. The speeches as reported are of very little interest. - ---- ..., . s--- _..„ - • .411.1111PlwrimillimPlimpipmprw-.-.4”-...-------, _ f , : ' . • • 7 ,..- . . 4. 7 ...... 7......ac...... : - ........‘ „ r„ 1 ..., , . % . .1 .g• . 1 14 4. 1$ . ./ • ••• • .. , -..-. 0 1 • . :•• ....-, -: • I L\ .s - 4 iiir •y 4. ...yi•P • . '.: . I: . . ' . 1. -',.. '•". • A.: , , .. • .... ~„ . „ . ....„ _,.... A•. . 1. , . ~ . . -. • ' •-", 01 j 4 r...,, ) ../ ....... st -.' 4411 ir • NT . , ...% . . . Id 1 . ......., - -i 4 ". \ - ! 1 •'t n^•••• . ... . 1.4 4, ..• • . , • .. l a g ,IS , : - _ .. . . ' '. I I- .; • , ... . ... t.• , ' et . TRRATRIII-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. THIS Evening. SATURDAY, September 14, sill be acted (Mb tint.), a sew Operetta, called THE FAIR GABRIELLE. Heart Qoat►r, Mr. T. P. Cooke; D'Estrees, Coast de Firstrusi Mr. Rorbotbam; El.', Mr. Pearlman ; C 411166, Mr. W. Bennett. Gabrielle, Mass Carew; Estelle, M6a Poly. After whirls the Petit Opera, called LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Easy, Mr. Meech; Simon, Mr. Wilkinson; Retry Morelos', Mr. Primmer; Mr. Dormer, Mr. Greve. Coati' Dormer, Mlle Kelly. To which will be added (13th time), a new Musical Farce; in en eels, celled GR ETNA GREEN. Lord Lovewell, Mr. Pearlman ; Mr. Tornkins. Mr. W. Bow. ton; Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Wrench; Lard. r, Mr. Power. Essay Was Carew ; Betty Fionikin, Alias Kelly. To miriade ',Oh the Currie Goeretla, filled FIRE AND WATER. Capt. Hurry, Mr. Bartley ; Mr. Thi iffy, Mr. J Knight; Frederick, Mr. Wrench; Jacob, Mr. Wilkinson. Fanay, Miss Povey; Forbisb, Mrs.!. Weipprrt. Doors apes at Half-pant Six—Performance begins at Seven—Second Price ar Nine. Oa aluminy, The Youthful Days of Gil Bias—Gretna Greea--sad The Vampire. Oar Tamday, The Fair Gabrielle—The Blind Boy—and Groins Greta. 0. Wednesday, Berea de Trench—sod Bachelors' Wives. COMMITTEE-ROOM, 75, Old Broad.street, Sept. 13, Lett AS the Accounts from Ireland continue to re present the very destitute state of the Possentry of the Distressed Districts/or the want of necessary Clothier, it is particelarly requested that such benevolent Individual* seam preparing articles of this hied gee their relief will eater them to be forwarded as mom so possible to 114.pers. Hirer and Howell, Nu. 58, Meth-Leer, or to the Agent. of the Committee, Messrs. Renewal and M'Dermott, Liverpool; Memo. Lionell and Sons, Bristol; Messrs. Ewing, May, sod Co. Glasgow. Amount of Subscriptions the 12th Septem ber in London Amount of Subscriptions st several Out ports and Towns of England, Scotland, and Wales, about Amount of 1,205 Remittances in Money to _ _ _ • Ireland, to this day Antolini of Provisions sent from England and Scotland, and of oilier Disbursenienis and Etprnsies, and of Remittances and . _ _ Prurssicos Irmo the Ow t-poros, &Wei .. 88,000 0 0 Saloum or Subscriptions already a4vertised ..... l 480,939 Ss. I d. f ~ +baton Morley .... 2 17 East Hilary & Beellry 9 15 Kingland 21.9.. 6d. Felt barite Bextea with Oxmeatl 31. 12s. ad. Tuiliniton 21. los. 61. Kirby Ueda° 3/. Os. stl. East Biloty & Bartley, _ Further Sisbecripiiose received. € s. Small Sehieripiioss.. 2 11 c. C. smell sob.. 11 Ile. ild fo:lecied at Haw". gar, per Sir T. Grey 4 11 Jersey, per Copt. H.J. Savage ...21. 3s. 44. S. lireart, Esq _ll 10s. OJ. St. Ninnies, Lorlpte, additional, per the Curate and Church warden Llatifikangel moot Inane and Llandi. for fear, Bra. T. Price lorwhyrher, Rev. 3. Dawns I:Jr.-error, (hi ill •• • • 5 0 krikhill, NI), R.v. 1). halter /I i arehinhaarptun, Rev. W. Cakr0....26/. 2r. 6d. G. G 1 I It ~.,,ton Megan, It. v. It. Wailit r Nem Hooke, and Co. kriuton, Rev. H. Hutton Fen., Barclay sad Co. Emil'. Wharton IV. IM W. from Marna. Slob!, &Co. ker. Charles F... From Smith, Payne, & co. Gundleton, Rev. W 'firm, 111 "i 1 )d, Lv. J Eau liaaßceefel, Rrv. R Witham* Xadeliffe .10/. 10s. 2J. Shelfonl W. 10.. rid. Titlelry lielhaweed, Rev. Holum Coerly, Rey, W. Col belt %lesion Rev. E Grain Ilikebester Tarerham 1 &ohm 21 lbs. 10d. Ibe Com..itire beg, the attention of Clergymen, Bankers, led LAC Commtlees, In the early remittance of the GA- Senoras mode In 'heir several Chore fres end Parishes. Thelt also be to request from Ike several Ports and Torras of Ematood, Seafood, and Wale, a return of ibe amount of/h eir 'trefoil entlertion• end Rentittsneen to I PS. laid in Nloney mai Provisions, that they may he iodated in a fil , ere Groeral Report of the particulars a:111 amount of this remiss nattun.ll araistaure. By order of the Committee, Al ICH. WU. TROT, Flom. See. addotuossal Wsspitughans.... M. 7s 9d. Colton 21 3s. 101. Niwtb Teddeshem 41. 4s. V. Hanford 21 17s. MK IY. airsick Elsonst &mbar, Marlingfurd —.U. 17s. 34. Itslaugh Huck. riot ■ad Mat te.11.11 Burgh.. W 9a. Id. Kul by, addstioaal,Nee. E Day.... tir.ithao Abbey, ad ... _ _ di tioosi 1 2 Barrow-oa,Soar, Rev. E,a0 0 , 1 7..24. Straits Florida.. 11. 4s. bil. Cloldwall, Rev. T. loolboaile.. 111. Sr. Ep.isas, Rev. J. L import Barham 2 7 Tbaniugtos Costaiis Mesa .. 16a. 6d. P.lyal, Rev.... Dobbs _ _ 11. 12.. 10J. Stevenson, Rev. J. Tyrrell Rrepbom Si. Mary's, wills Kiderstone .. 4 1 Salmis, Rev. D. Twin. ins... 1 0 Rev. U. Twiaimit .... 1 0 Episcopal Chap I, Ertholi- grecs, •cl dawns! Robert Vesll, Esq. . - Yarmouth lO 10 Mr. Uurchall t Snotty LON poN:skrtRDAY, , EAST INDIA HOUSE, Minnesota 4,1•01. TIE COUKT (I*. DIitIiCTORS .f the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to Me EAST INDIES, do hereby gine Nolin, .That the COMMITTEE of SHIPPING will be ready to revive Propossls in writing, no WEUNFSDAY the 111th lessitsl, from such Person nr Persons who any be willing to BUILD in the RIVER THAMES one or more HOTS. of the Bunten *bast Sixty-Aro Tow, fur she service of ills• said Company. The Tenders, with the wor.la 0 Tender to build Hors" on llseewtrer, to be seserally sealed up and left with the Clerk In the CusonMer of Shippong at this Hoot', at or before Tsehr u'Cluek at Noon no the soda 16th Lamaist, beyuud *bob hour au Trotter will be /centred. JOSEPH DART, Seeretary. The wormed dissensions sod other particulars r. wee*" the Her co be hosili, ins y he known spoil applieelien at the Mkt dr the Omervissr's lisster Atlecachect at this Henswe. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTAIRMT, TRRASURT CHAMORRO, AUGUST 31, 18t2. NOTICE it hereby glues lo all Persons desir ous of Coalrocling to supply Me followiny Aside's' for As use of Ike Army, ris.— BREAD, To his Majesty's Land Furors is Canlonments, Qsarters,and Barurks, iu the under.nientioued Comities and Islands: Alderney Bedford Be. les (incindior the Town of Dunce. ford) Berwick Bock■ Casabride (includ. lag the Tow,' of Newmarket) Chester Cornwall (Inched. Mg Scilly) Cumber land Derby Deers Dorset Durham Ewe: (exelitaive of Tilbury Fort) Dimmest. r (.nclud. lug the City of Bristol) Guernsey Hues Hereford Hereford Hunts Isle of Man kle or Meld .lei sey Kroi (inelndine Tilbury Fort, in the County of Fasts) Lancaster Leicester Lincoln Middlesex Moorunuth Norfolk Norihanapinn Northumberland Nottiagbateu Oxford Rullssd Salop Somerset Siafront Suffolk Surrey Seems Wsrwirk %Vest mortised Wills Worcester York North sad Borth Wales And in the seve ral Caustics i■ North Britain. As also Bread to ohs Household Troops is Lon don ■nd its Vi ciuity. OATS, To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonntenis and Quarters, i■ the under•mentioned Cowles: Gloucester linHand Hereford Salop Hertford Stafford Bedford Btansiek Berke Cambridge Chester Cumberland Derby Darbium Oats, V. sad Sin Horses fn Parent Hunts 1 Westmoreland Leicester Will• Lineal. Worcester Monmouth North aad Booth Oxford Wales FORAGE, via. ve, Is ►is Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery to; and Oats in Cautvisateals and Qum- Isentioned Counties in South liiiiain i Latecomer Murree 1 Middlesex Surer Norfolk Warwick Northampton . _ York ten in the 13.rks Cornwall Devoe Dereet Essex Haute (inelotiine the Isle uf Wight) Kent Northeraland j Anfl in the .eve- Nottingham 14.. s ine r et t Saffulk rd Counties iu Nenh Britain. That the Deliveeies are to commence on and for the 25th day of October next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked " reader for Arine Supplies," will be re ceived at this Mee o• or before Ttureday the 3d of October next, but nose will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. Proposals must be made separately fur earls County, ex cept fur the Coontier compri■iug North and Smith Wale.; all of which must be included in one Terrine ; as also must the several Counties in North Britain • sod each Proposal must have the Letter which is anekert to the Tender properly filled np by Two Persuns of known property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering iu the amount stated in the printed Particulars for the due performance of the Contract; and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied in the Couuty, the rap. use of the Stamp's for the Contract ■nd Bond, paid in the first in. stance ►y the Contractor, will be refunded whim. Particulars of the Contracir may he had upon application at this Office between the honer of Ten and Four; ■nd of the B k-Illastsra in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Mao. ps.--Ssmplev of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this . Office between the hours of Twelve and Two, and as various •Itemlions have been made in the Ten.tcrs, persons making ufflers are requested la attend to the same. /PH E Ai US EU NI. No. X Xi published this day. midair's :—Reviews of Dells Cella's Narrative of an Expedittos f.um Tripoli to the Wesierts Frontier*, Egypt; Sanibel's Itesontits of Henry Coke White; Perry Anecdote., No. XX XIV.; Memoirs of Bontrettoto Cellini Demoi.ttoo of Carlton House; Etymology of Mary-le-boner; Nook of Ghoots.—The Picture Houk : Londoo; Hope and Castle Building; Chertoey Meadows; Periodical Preto is F. once —Poetry : Reply of Lady Byron. &e —Tile Flue Arts: Origin and Progress of Nettie, No. IV—The Drama: Haymarket Theatre.—Varietiesi Ghaervattotia out the Month of grprember; Scientific Discoveries; Aurcdotes; Literary Antiovocentenio, &c. &r. Published by Julin Miller, 69, Fleet-street, every Saturday Motnibit ; sod may ■lso be bail or all B••ultaellers, News. mew, and P..stma•ters. Price Vd. is Loudon and its envi ous, or Free t•y Post Is. TO THE PUBLIC. No. 1, Comtism. IT cannot be suspected that the encomiums we are about to p.es on the present Lottery are dictated by 'he spirit of puffing, when we are anxious to hare it cots. shiered as OUR OWN PLAN, or the kind of Scheme we have long rev mmrndrd; an avowal obviously irulkereet, if we were not confident it approximates as near as possible in to perfeeiinn, and combines is •n anusual degree all those pouts which most ensure it approval. The Prizes are all Fie,ling. No Siock No Classes. Ever) Number drawn Ninety, with oleo's of Capitals (trelde the usual number), Inoue r f wblch are Axed, but floating In the Wheel, an tbat ALL might be drawn the FIRST DAY; and we are per sand, d , 'hoopla the risk u( this isdneed Coatracturs to fix them fur p.rticular this, the present Plan will peeve more beneficial to them, as Purchasers don held back; wh now every one will purchase at the beginning, the Chance being better, and the Price lower. In short, we eat eonari entiossly aver, there has been se Lottery, since oar Office was established, so touch entitled to eountenauee; and we expect this revival of good old-fashioned Principles will restore Lotteries to their pristine celebrity. . . The l'hitheo s;bediest humhieXerrants, Lucky Cor.:cr, 1, C4.11+1101. PLUDING & CO. 1-7.74-niii- ft itigg. • - *AMC OP ENGLAND, Suretelliett 14, IST9.' THE DritEcTous , of the' GOVERNOR and COMPA NT erf Ma SANK of ENGLAND ffiVl Notice , That • GENERAL COURT will be Seld at the Basil, on THURSDAY next, the 191 b lesiva. at Eleven o'Clurk id the Forenoon. to consider of a Diaideall i which will ako be use of the Quarterly Geueral Courts appointed by the Char. ler. 1. BEST, Seeretery. mewed the affray, hearing her husband knocked doom at the door, run out and was instantly felled ; and her blow, sod tke alarm of her husband, who was setirrely dance before he was beat down again, has hsti such an effect ou her (she being pregnant), that svious epprehrosious are entertained for her Mr. Blanchard, the constable, was knocked down during the affray, and received a severe contusion on his head, and s blow on one of his eyes. James Ruby was net in a shocking manlier about the mouth and eyes—oue eye is closed. In short, there are 31 men, women, nod childreu, more or less wounded ! The Magistrates (Mr. Faller, Mr. Joys, Mr. armlet, aril Mr. Coleman, with Messrs. Atherton cud Gabriel, soGritors of Caine) assembled at ele vett o'clock on seuday, morning, and had bees sit ting early and late, at the White Hart luso, up to .last evening, wIiML they adjourned uptij . /index, , They have been indefatigable in their bisections to get at the perpetrators of the above horrid murders. Immense numbers of witnesses have been, and t great number more remain to be, examined. Win. Clare. Esq. our respected Coroner, arrived at Chippenham on Monday about noon,opoid imme diately etnpitunelled a Jury from the meat respect able inhabitants of Chippenhant and its neighbour hood, on the body of Mr. Hull ; they have sat at the Town Hall until ten o'clock each night, and have not yet come to a coticlusiiiit ; each witness undergoes the closest examination ; no pains ur trouble are spared to rift the affair to the bottom. The same Jury will be sworn ou the body of Mr. Reynolds. The following persons are already in custody, and warrants have been issued against several others : Newry ksisht sod Job■ Matthews, two respectable farmers of Lasisky; Willies' Bryan., Geo. Thomas, Jobs Thomas, Thomas Pearce, Charles Elm*, James Isaacs, James Lase ley, John Langley, J. Mundy Wallup, Isaac al two, Benjami■ falter, Joseph Bayly, Willis. Tanner, Wm. Bouts, Philip Cole, Jobs Woodman, Join Adkrell r aad George Bayley, all of Langley. They w all appeared csreleos of their situations when first taken into custody, but there was a vi sible 'thermion in their countenances after they heard of the death of poor Reynolds. The Governor of the New (louse of Correction, Devizes, is ou the spot, rendering his assistance. CORONER'S INQUEST ON THE BODY OF MR. JOSEPH HULL, SADDLER. The first witness called was C. Horton, a brazier, of Chip peahen+, who deposed that he was called out of his house about ball.past eleven on Saturday might, in consequence of a riot ; be saw a great somber of people sod west with lbelit• the Langley people were driving the Chippeaban people beet ; at Mr. Brwsible's, near the bridge, the latter made • stand, when Mesas were throws at thee • the Lang 4sick s; b.a rng the s La•A abets or stockings. people were about thirty is somber ; those of Chippesluum about 50 Anwar others who have been examined by the Coroner and the Magistrates were— IVm. Blanchard, a constable, was called from his bed, and told that murder was committing, that James Milaome would be killed if he did dot come. He insmodistely went oat and demanded peace, when he received a •iolent blow on the eye that hawked him down. The deceased Mr. Hull led him to a waggon _. George Moore was coo the bridge about eleven ie the night, and was thrice knocked dose by Thomas Pierce, of Langley. Henry Goy, • watchman, when on his round, about one o'clock. beard the cry of Murder !" three different times ; he followed the wood and found the deceased in a most dreadful slate, bleeding sad dying near the turnstile alone; waist's asked him several questions, but received no answer ; he gm aseistaisce,and with the sergeant removed the deceased to his own bowie. John Beak,of the Bear lon, examined —On Saturday night Henry Knight and John Matthews, of Langley, were at my house, with several others; they all left Wine ter o'clock, previous to the OW) having the At; at about e le ven, while 1 was assisting the man in the If, Knight and others passed by; Knight said, " Fit! be d—et, there's so fit," and t►en went is the direction of Timber.sireet. I went into my own house, and soon after heard the cry of murder in Timber. street. 1 went to see what was the matter, and found 'leveret wounded and bleeding; I received several blows myself, but du nut koow any of the rioters. James Malamute, mason, was coming over the bridge diming t►e row, and saw John Thomas, a carpenter, of Langley, among the rioters; witness bad nut been t►ere half a minute before he was knocked down; and, when down, he was vio testily heat with largeaticke, and/114M brutally kicked; they were also throwing stoner; when recovered a little, he got over the bridge; the aiippeehani party first drove the Langley party through the turnpike-gate towards Langley; the latter afterwards overpowered the Chippenbam party, and cautioned driving them bark until they came to Mr. Bramble's house; here wittiest saw the deceased, oho was not then iejured; witsess joined the Chippenhaes party, and combatted with them until they came to a emcee which leads to Mr. Guy's farm, ashen he received a blow whites felled him to the ground, and the rabble ran over him. He afterwards cootrived to get up. and took shelter in a ditch with George Hammel!. Some time after, witness left the ditch, and went down the Nei/anted; at a little distance he heard some one most piteously groaning; he went up, and fouuJ James Iteyui.lds (since dead), in a most deplorable state. Wallets took him to the Alitelope, where the summon tame. At two o'clock he board that some oars was bleeding to death Near the turnstile. He went back, but the person was removed; he afterwards found that it was Mr. Hull. He knew among the mob John Thomas. George Thomas, and Willis. Bryant. Adam Alilsonse.—l saw my brother knocked dews, sod endeavoured to take his part, when I was myself knocked down by a min with • long stick. 1 'Reel/ends heard a great noiserear Mr. Bramble's. I went there, and found the mob throwing stories. I saw William Bryant tome down from 16e Little George public house, where the mub came from; he gave me • violent blow with a large stick, oti my fare, which knocked me .town ; after I wax 410% n, three or four men beat me severely with their sticks, and then I. ft me. lu a few minutes/Oho Thomas, of Langley. came to me; 1 lolged Hist he would not hurt me; he said, in • cross manner, "Then walk home, or you will get mere of it." Mr. Hull passed jaw before I was knocked down. John Higgins, labourer, sus in the taproom of the Bear Inn, on Siturdsy night eatil mine o'clock, with Geo. 6lols sod William Jones. After we hail taken the man lh it had the At home, William &yam and Thomas Pearce came up, when Pearce said to Jones," D—n your eyes, sou are one of them,. sod immediately knocked him down. I begged that they would be quiet, when 1 was also knocked dotes. 1 raw 11. Knight, W. Bryant, Thus. Pearce, John Matthewr, and James Tanner, jag. of Langley. 1 beard Thos. Pearce ▪ D--n my eyes, I will kill some of them." 1 afterwards beard the cry of murder! -I milled Banker, the constable, who immediately came; we went to the bridge, where we saw Geo. Thomas heatims James 11111sonte with • large stick; and when Adam Millman went to *mist his brother, we Saw I bun al“ knocked d own . L ono Knight and Pearce pick up 7'llE AltillY. TILE LIFE GUARDS AND OXFORD BLUES... °ROW MORD SY THR COMMAROFR 11f-CHltir, TOUCR• INO TRC CAVALRY OF THE ROYAL HOVISHOLD Whrn the fao regioneuts of LOC Guards sad the royal regiment of Horse Guards, or soy two of these roisters's, or detachments Goat soy of the three regisavola•ltuve aswird, or arty two of 'bras shall be together se eh mobs duty, they shall be eussitivred se so' corp., or Setigeglit. Their regimrnts, ur soy of them, os the King's ditty is Landes, or where the Court is held, will 'receive the orders of, sod rrport to, the Sovereign, through the Gold Stick is waiting, or iu such manuer as his Majesty may he pleased to appoint. _ _ Wien it may he judged rupedicat to dlapentie with the presence of the whole brigade, one regiment, in rotation, will be stationed to country quarters. Thu regiment so detached from the beigaJe will follow the ostlers of the Commantler-in.Chief, or of such G.ueral or other Officer as may command ■pon the station, nr in the quarter, or camp; and may he Is, tgaded wish his Majesty's other ►rgiments of cavalry, and tate their share of any duty, in fin some manner as has been the cue of the royal rep. Dicnt of horse pied', whoa not on the King's duty is the metropolis. The detached regiment will be liable to be reviewed sad inspected by General Officers appointed fur that service, its like minister with his Majesty's other cavalry. Nothing is this Order is to affect soy existing privilege or regulation which has been gives, or made, to or for any of these regiments, is regard to their Colonels receiving the orders of the Sovereign, touching the succession and promo tine of Officers, finance, clothing, and equipment, recruiting and remount, discharging men, and cretin horse*, or other. wise. Three companies of the 66th (Berkshire) regiment or foot (Gegen, O. Nicholls, Colonel) arrived at Sunderland on the 11th inst.; and three other mammies of the same ►e`imeet reached the same destination yesterday. Two Weeps of the 3d dragoon guards arrived at Carlisle op Thersday. Fear troops sad the headquarters of the acme regiment will arrive at Neecasde-upon-Tyne ibis day sad Monday next. The East leeks Commie) , are raisieg a corps of artificers fu► exclesive service on the island of St. Helena. The Dum ber is limited to 120 privates. AFFRAY AT CHIPPENHAM. TWO MEN KILLED! THIRTY-ONE MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN WOUNDED! [Frees the "Devizes Gazette] - Scenes Noel is atrocity to the ono we ore about to describe may have taken place during the late commenting in Ireland, hut we believe it to be nearly unparalleled in English record. At the last KingtonsLangley revel, which took place several weeks ago, some offence, it appears, was taken by • few individuals at Langley at the con duct of some young men of Chipperrharm ; since which time a desire for revenge has been brooding, and during many a Saturday night there has been slight skirmishes at Chippenham between a few of the parties. It was resolved, however. by the Lang ley people, that the grand attempt should be made on Saturday evening last, when a snort barbarous and blood-thirsty conflict took place. For this purpose, it is supposed that thirty or forty men must have assembled during the evening—many, it is conjectured, even hired for the occasion! At about trine o'clock • poor fellow fell down in • fit near the Bear lon ; several of the wretches here endeavoured to excite confusion, but• uo collision took place ; they did not go far enough to provoke a quarrel ; it was too early per haps fur their diabolical scheme. At about half-past ten, however, they commenced in an ob scure part of the town, called Timber -street, where. armed with bludgeons, they spared neither man, woman, nor child ! but indiscriminately attacked all who came in their way. The cry of Murder! ' called y from their beds, who, 011 coming out and inquiring what was the matter, were immedi ately knocked down, beaten with sticks. and trampled upon. The alarm becoming extended, and larger numbers arriving, the assailants retreated to the lower part of the town. By this time, Mr. Moore, of the Duke of Cumberland (the respect able high constable), arrived, with a view to appease the strife, but. belore he could well speak, he was felled to the ground, must unmercifully beat, and soon after Wiled home senseless ; one eye was nearly knocked out, and his body dreadfully cut and bruised. He now lies iu • very distressing state, though free from danger. His brother was also I times knocked down, but received tin seri ous injury.. Mr. Hull, saddler, was called from his bed by the horrid cries of murder ! which now pio ceeded Irons all parts; and, without waiting to put on his stockings or his hat, he hastened almost naked, to render, as he thought, • fellow-creature assistance; but, poor matt, little dud he expect to what lie was doomed ! Within an hour and a half after he went out, lie was found near the Ivy-house in a most deplorable state, bleeding to death ! scarcely aq inch of his head free from cut or bruise. He was taken home, and expired wilillll four hours. His remains were yesterday inteired in the chinch-yard at Chippertham. Miss Waste field, who keeps • lathes' boarding school near the bridge, hearing a great noise. opened her bedroom window to ascertain the cause, when • large stone was immediately thrown at her, and she was knocked backwards. Mr. Reynolds, u brazier, wa s earned home soon slier twelve, bruised front head to foot. He was heard praying most piteously for his life. " Don't kill me! don't kill me, Mount joy ! (he said) rod I'll give thee • guiuea ;" but no mercy wits shown him—he died ou Tuesday even ing. Unfortunately he was insensible from the tunic lie was wounded to the moment of his death, so that his deposttiou, which might have been im portaut, could not be takes. The wife of Pound, use carrier iu Tauber-street, where the heads com- • • I