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NAVAL !INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTII. NOVIFMSEIL Arrived ilw Rorel Neverrigu, smith, i,oin Quebec. rut back tbr Mrlpututtst., Watt. PILVMOCTII. NOVFNISIFIL 20. Paared op Channel the Fantr, f.una Pnuce Ed* Lard's la;and fur London. VALMOVIR, O. Arrived the Martha, I.llm, feotri Virgiut.t; ArtapAii.ite, A , lett, from Loodou for Jamaica; and Speedy, &Art ws, from fur Arrived )ratertiay the Blucher pat krt hem Materiel" ; f.. 11 in on 13th inatant, in lat. 50 7. l o ne. 27 7. with Ik e mount r Plover, front Nrafoui.t!Fool for Larrpool, wet• r- Voted; ale tip,44 iu a ..gnall vu the 24th October. Ikr Captain, now, and tan MAI were drowned; the rernainiog there men bate error. here in the pat krt. Mr Stow, Mid. sfitpman ut the T.mgr, has come hurtle in the packet : tie w h o l e o f d i e Othc.da of the Tenter (including Cap iat• Stool, Mr. S.'a fatties), lind died earritting hinto If; so men had also dir.l. The .hip i• runargarnee had hero üblined to emcee , * for lialif.a , under the command of her th;rd Lieutenant, who had been promoted from the Ent)alua. DI AL, 310VIMBOR 22. CUM , d•iwn from the River a•d frili.tia the ErLu, Jain. sue, fur Antigua; Elizabeth, Rib y; and &gar, Goodman, fur .Jam•iea; Ames, fl►Jtuo, fur Mireloam and BUlrOuil Ayres; •ad the Osprey, Not kleburgli, for Smyra. RAMSGATt t MOVESUFR 'n. • Arrived tire Libel.iy, trust Lrirdou fur LiALuu, Wigs or as :inciter add cable. suiwicm, sovt "Inca Ar.iveJ the Leicester packet wits. • a ss,l4 ilre ilitc•rifop parkct t. r Ctll,ll4Well. suit u cr of 4lrsugeiroilsei for lireid—riich with a wail. I.IIIIMOUTII. 114.1frillint 22 Tbs. relief, Haller', is u@ Ibe bcivloy. but anAkes mud, COMIC, NOTIMOCK 17. *mired the Voltmeter, of b 8 loos, Korn, of Newt Yolk, ifidkii with tobotteo. prize to the l)uit•r,' The Bishop of Lotinuo preached • *Proton on Sunday lam. fur die benefit of the Paddington 1. nool Clumsy ; end or learn thus a 4 ins.ipptobAtiun of his iradtitilio conduct oa• miss ked, by the ir cuaistonso seiner..l of the congregation quitling the cbascb Whist ..:• iou coa►tnC n cd.— (Tines ) S - SERIOUS ',FRI r. • musorrim, swnwura_ te: A erring' army MA piece in elsorebeireet, on Saturday sight, between a pone of the ishabileate of the lowest order, principally b►iehtayera earl liricklarre' labourers, and • party of the WO itsfestry essiamied here, la which several of the former received bayonet wissads, bat mow, we believe, of any very demitasse completion An inquiry into the affair took place ►ufwe the Beach of Magistrates at the Tnwa-hall this morning, at which the rester past of the officers of list list ottradetl. The origin of the ilistio Is anee, after various examinations, app►ared to have beret with a tailor, named °Tries', who passed two men, appa rently bricklayers, with whom was a Glade, about eleven o'clock, near Church sasses, end of the Nevr.rerad, that night. (hie of them arcuated O'Brien, and asked hies who lee wee staring at ! whet O'Brien'a rept) , not pleasing ban the two fell opus him and beat him severely. Veriest, is the end, sought sod found protection by gnawing to the sentinel at the entrant? of the King's stables, the Bohner 'heaths( one of the assailants off with a Moo from the morsle of his mashes and hilt of the bayonet, which bruised his ►ead meaJ face. 011eien thee effected his escape; the bricklayers departed also, list soon after returned in a stroeg busty. It was at this period, nearly midnight, that two soldiers of t►e Slit, 'rive had permission to he out till that tissue, were returuing to the !titlarks, when they fell in with the rein forced ',arty; r i mam.' touted, ■ad the soldiers were root pried to Ay to the goar.l.lnesise for refuge. The guard-bombe is opposite; the. King's stables in Church street. In this quarter the coadnet of the rioters become au untracroint that the coati were obliged to turn out, •he• use witeinde melon...fed were ioniesed ere tranquillity could he restore-el. Thi military were parading under wont dining the weenier part of the night. At the Tows-hall none of the offenders conk' be ids the wailer, theft fare, steeds over fur further investigatiosi. ; , f E~ ~` ~r 4 11 REJOICINGS IN THE COUNTRY. [room ova COSSISPONDINTs.] DONCASTER, NOTINDER 111. On Fii4loy night last the inhabitants of this ancient and loyal Bottnigh (itotniihrtsi di.ig on in. ott.etool onwientinis from a few intrre.ted indiri dtsat.) tio•ifiesi their oitiorartion at the throwing ant of the Qin of Pains and Penalties by a general .real splendid illstesmoi tttt t aecompanled by the usual eleasnesoritt of jny. Snow attempts wire TII At in prevent the tinting of the virish bells and I r i a.i r i mu s parading the street., but in vain, and the evening was spent with the girattst festivity and iol'erf hutment. WoaTHAWPToN. The news or the QIIPtII ' IS triumph was received this luwu wit), the sincerest demonstrations of osi 51 lay ; a baud of mitgie paraded the streets, and a gallows was erected on a cut, On which was onspended the effigies of Majorclii, and Dentont, over whieli was a Liege preeis bag, with the words " Green Bog Plot" written en it. After drawing them tl gh the pcticipal streets, preceded by the band, they were tikes' to a large hellfire and committed to the fl sines, togctlier with the green bag and its con tent•, A l a y er a wl respectub'e congruity of the inhabi tants supped together at the Rant 100, in dna town, to celebrate the triumph of the Queen ; John flexion, Esq. to the Chair. Notbng could ex• reed the enthusiasm of the evening, or the grate ful seosats ffff s which pervaded the company ; many excellent songs were sung, and the following roe-is, among many others, were given with laud cheep:—. " The Queen'—" Mr. Brougham"—" Mr. Drowns"— Dr. Leshiritria amid the other Couireel of the Queen . '— " Althintaa WoOd''—" Earl Grey"—" Lord Erskine"— •• The Minority who voted *rainst the second reading of the 11.11 of Pains and revolt iirit"- I •Sovereigiity of the Peopl." May the Tree of Liberty spread all over the world, sod the poor And shelter wader its Itranehes"—. Public ..pinion, and m.y it always triumph over Ministerial pro/wary' Cecil and Whit' UM•.ty all over the, world"—" Retirees in the ea•mnsona House of Par l'?.ment, the only bar he irorriept . "—" Lord Mayor a.d SheiitTs of laisoisin"—o May the Bill of Nina and Perialliea be iiifiiried on the prrjured evideure"—" We youdenre of the Press"--" 11ay therrll Carobs', he the last of British Queen. who was tried by her (two scrums." At the above Meeting so Address sari vuted to the Queeu, sod is oust hioe for sigustures. BRECON. NOVEMBER .qa The mail arrived at Brecon on Sorrar(hy evening w'''eight (the horses demoted with fiord. the svmhirl of victory), bringing the jtiful in.os o f sh e expulsion of the MB of Pains and Penalties against 0111' gracious Queen by the /louse of Lords, whirl' iivarsrly spread it, every drrection. The hells were immediately fling, while tire-works, bo n fi res , an d every demosssrratiou of joy were manifested in the most enthusiastic manner; a baud of music played several times round the town, and a very numerous end respectable party met at the Swan Inn, where the evening was spent with the greatest conviviality said good humour. The Queen, her very aide Counsel Messrs. il.ougherri. &e. Lords Grey, Erskine, and 'be other Noble Peers and Gentlemen, her Majesty's friends, were drank with, the highest and most unbounded applause. On Mondry- 'Homing the bells of the several churches were set in motion, and continued their tatieful peals until a late hour at night ; a very brilliant and general illumination took place during the evening (with the exception of about a dozen boasts); several heautilul transpurencirs were ex li'bited, and many appropriate sentences adapted 1{) the 0CC111114 , 11 ; the music played all the everrisoz. sold every thing itasr.rti oil la the most iwaceilile m a nor ,. liOI iO ilrlr . There were or aerial imkfirea 11141,1. ferea pats of the town, where greets bags, stuffed with worthless paper, hoisted on !wog poles. were consigned to the ju.l destructian of the devouring element, tozerlivr with that pink of chambermaids, l' A tty o.mo:it, alias Doobk kotendre, NUT 111154. Tirgoirl. Lord lirrrfortl's scat in Ilt;s county, 6,1111:n111) Nluaiddy night. Sr 't grritlr. 111.11% fatal% i n 111.9 nrigliboui hood, mod t. Vier vicinity of Crackluiwrll. wrre also illuminated. corning al the iiili.shitmits of Brecon Will r.borily vAlircl. for the purpose or athirersing her M.,irsty mud 141110 lbe 11-01,g. SINOUL.4It CASE OP AS4.4SSINATIO.Y. An Officer of the French army, named Winne, returned home after the &stranding of the troop. WWI had retreated behind the Loire. It was at Morelleri, near Toots, Mat Capt. Tulannellired his re.ideuee The chateau of Moresllevi was inhahittil by Monsieur and Madame de Grelay. Ad. mated into their society, Monsieur Tutaaue contracted with Madame Jr Grelay an intimacy, which became so very lean. &dusts, that the vault& al hurl:and felt himself under the ne. ce•sity of driving from his Imam a man who had rarried iuto it au much distuthaisce and iltskonnor Eaarperated throat/1i despair of his having lost that happiness which • long and tranquil art had allowed . him to enjoy, Monsieur Jr Grelay tinned all hi• imlign.lius az mast the seducer. One day io • cottess.litiuge he reproselsid him wills hi. !minion, the sufantou• manlier in whirls hr hail abused his coutidenre, and all she n vita with which lie had over whelmed ham. " Wretch !" said he, " you shall have my life, or I yours." The officer, who hail • regard fur his ones life, sea no pirticular desire to take array that of Monsieur de Grill, wiped till with hi. hanilk, 'chief she marks of contempt which de Cechy, in acroating him, had thrown ninon his perinin, and went out, leaving him convinced that his bravery a.. tint superior to his fidelity. Madame de Grelay, who did not entritain the same haired which her hu►hmd . did to Tulatine, contrived to see him is pri. sat.% It sasin a wood near 9lorelli-8i that they fixed the place of assignation. Monsieur Tulanne went there in the evening some •onments before Madame de Gulley. lie was waiting with impatience for I hi, faithless woman to throw hem If itnl•' his u, ins, • ken • musket shot emended him on the earth, hot did uut deprive him of life. O• his recovery M. de Grelay was accused of having fared this nalisket shot, bat the Court 'Royal dismissed the cause. Such was Ilse situation of those three persons whets on the 29th of October, last year, au unlucky event formed the catastrophe of thss ■nod Ilona history. M. de Greley was in hi. saloon ; brig obi, of gendarmerie and a park-ranger were with him at the time. They were eogaged at a game ol cards. tin • sudden a nun in a mask appear. its the ante-chamleer— be threatens a ilnutestic that he would blow Isis brains oat if he apposed his passage—he esters Ilse saloon—he calmly presents lii. musket, takes aim, the ball flies, anal M. de Grelay falls &ad, having had just time Su exclaim— " you have a . aaaa touted me!" The stupefying astonishment whirls possessed the gendarme and the wood keeper, gives the 1156311111 time to escape. Before the-y thought of pursuing hies he was lost in the foetal. Smoot ' fill Lainicdiately upon Ttalanne, who, with Madams Grelay, were applehendid, and tried before the eibisirl of Assize at Paris. Ou the sear/4h day of the trial the Jury rrturtt.•,l • verdict of Not Guilty, npou which the President addressed them as follows: “ You are acquitted. God, who reads the bottom or our Iteirisorill oat da) snsfuld ibis buerid mystery. You are arquis•eJ ; hut fur let Ire mouths have you experienced the agony mud Jugrarr of • in-insists! accusation. The sword of ju.tice has been suspended over your beads—this has been slit fruit of your :philter. us passius. Hesceliwisard you will hold to horror such II Collll4lVoll—pme will o pp re _ elate the *slut of innocence sod statue. You have had a terrible !ennui Let us 11,re that you, soul all who have beard it, sill It:member it as • proper adteoultiun.” 11 , )I(E1l) MURDAKS. GENEVA, movamers 4. A double ivali.m, the details of which mein to fur. ni•h the coyote, part to that of the sinfortostate Ens:des, was committed ou tie Ist in the auburlis of this city. nu the pet sue, of M Corti. a •sed his servant. Thum too •ictinis 'grow fouled hostility mutilated in the house which they or co pied at Maim Palms. It would appear that a lung and haul woggle hail pre reel. d the perpetration of the clime ; but the nessrelerees hare out left behead them the least Irate that can lead to a discovery. II happetsed, however, that the saute night the maid. r was committed mu young men, wise we re re 'aroma from shooting, alarmed a man alto was carr)tur a ponce'. hod, and as be saw them he threw the 4 000446 MO a ditch. A link froth.' olt they met another masa Mauled ly hearileord. lie the following day they learned that be. men had CI WAWA the lake, caor)isig with thrill a quantity of if. feces, mud leaviss tx bind a trunk at a public-house. '1 hr pit. lite iitiniceliale ly marched the ditch, and found !several things helosegiug to ill. Cue hoz, and mousse theses some bloody listen. The te auk also as a. fine d with things stolen after the molder. Some slay afier•ae.k, a well.dremed man, II hie Will hardiest( with a dealer in vitae, metered the coachman who drove llam to aU fur the trunk al the WWl* aber. it hid bit The witieosierchaui, who hail previously toOliced that the hands nod face of the prisoner were much scratched, maw suspected him ref beisa one of the we...defers, and had btu' arrested. This was nut close without great eiifficully. The ammesin, oho is owned Machina, es a powerful maw, soil it was hoe until after a long personal cosill.ct between him and the Vermeil gendarme: that Ise wad secured and lodged ice prison at Gta. Siam that time Madame B. who brlenig• to a fantdy of rack it. ihr iseiglibuue hood. has Leen arrested as an accom plice. and she has pramieed so reseal every thing, upon run. dition of her life beiug spared. A profs-saw of Italian u bur in aim slope neat, has tied. Sea meet and Ili° women. besides Machou sod Mii41.1111! It, hive been led. Motion i• the espialli of a banditti called " The Black Bead." The geselarine who *scared him was carek J is triumph upon the shoulders of the p.pwlace to the town bell 14 Geneva, where Ise was poislitly thank. it h, the Magistiales, and rewarded with 50 ?taped. ots• :,411. 13s. del ) •ofcrata 7 Oar polity, awl That of the cardigan's* dirt' 'eta of Fraser, Savoy, awl of tier P.1)81 de Vrarl, are commit g lora.* fur Ike ril.cuttry of tic t.erprir.irora of She stank r contusion' on the hi iss.l. is iht anyhow, 0( lbw hewn, awl r ose of a baud or robbrre shu ba►c beta Cilllllllllltilig drprerlasion• oar scrirlor) fur..viral earrullra. The t : reuA gresdarearrar of (I.a ha.a surtnerJ an endovnitual 'miler Wrong ssyi wWas of oath, aw: oilier arsewis sedum a twist( Sitar they are us 04 right track. The Sarrliwao aardrorit.ra have adopted active otrairoses tu renal asy sositictuos eh*. r4ctrr lakio i r rouse iu SOW). AllVihrr heed of yogurts auJ drscritra. partly from Milan awl partly from Grose, have rullydsd is the •ete of go itserlaud, ukeorr Mr, oaks presialury iontraiono Wit/ Ike &parlor. eta of Ain sod uf. Jul., TIM 71111 P. .1.1111..... Barr:NG-Room, TATTRISALVS, Norman' ti. DUIY. 14 to I •or•t C.M•.o• 10 to 1 net Ch•rw 181 I. I •pl Parasol lllto 1 sod Wacker roll IR to 1 •pt Brother to 25 Se I opt Laadocape. Andrew OAKS. I II Is 1 apt Breese. titnEß. II to 1 apt Jack Stpiggot llfto 1 apt Illy Lady. 8 So 1 •pt My Lady ROYAL HUNT. On Monday his Majesty's slag Wands were taken la Stoke Comm 0000 0 where a remarkably fine deer was turned out fur the day'. diversion. The sportsmen assembled on she (mem siun welt extremely numerous. The deer at Oathsg showed great sport, taking at full speed through the mectimere., making toward. Slough, and afterwards for Michel, where he crowed the River Thames, and then took to she right, and again remised the Thames, and in emisetos ace of ilse deer re•r•rossing the Thames in anch•s ►brat time, there were sporivrava on bulb sides of the river. which had a delightful effect. The deer proceeded up a lane at the bark of Rhos College, snoring with great simfiness Wirt the yard of Mr. Castles, the pork hotelier, preceded into the house, fluxing in several parts of it, soil at length rasa •el throve, the sloop into the •treet, taking to the lett inwards Dor sad Windsochridge, the pork-Itistelire's dog pur.istrig him. The deer passing user the bridge proceed"' through Therer. street, %VI mime, passing the Swiss Inn, ascending the Mender.' steps leading to the Castle, the pork•bstrlur's dog still pursuing him up the steps. The 'err resrly scathed the nip, when the man who is employed to sweep the steps, happening to be there, tun •.1 him down On his readmit the hollow of the .Ceps lie atsrted again with great swift. nun ihrough Tkames.ser►et aver the bridge into F.son agile, and mit. red 11w shop of 31r. Levy, the orstige nird lemon. mmeliant, making Lis say in rl.ffeient pass of the house, mid got into the kitchen, w herr lie remain. d Futile sine. A germ crowd was CIMPCIVOI round the lounge in eu ua. sarlire. leaving il.e kilcheou he en site his way through the bsck.way into the rardrus. At Ibis tame I lie yawn Genii. men of Elms College left College, and join", to She chair with many hundred.. of all descriptions of persons. Thi• leul deer, after haling afrunica a great warmly wed a most charming day's grill, iota al last lakes' Its iolleinpliir: lo leap over the high wall isciweeis Eton and the Fa irest Arch Bridge. Thin deer liss liven mow.it generally, who es closely pursued, to make fir she r, when be is near the Thames ur other water. Ile mimed the Thames Lace times us Muudg. COURSING. MA LTON COURSING MEETING, ISM Tuesniy, momenta 7. FOR THE CUP.---FIRST CLASS. Mr. illomberg's blue and white dog Racer beat Mr. Fox's blue bitch Empress. Mr. Biotaberg's blue mid *bile bask Rachel beat Mr. Low ther's black dog Lucifer. Mr. Loanley's black bitch Molise beat Mr. Vansittart's black eo g %weeper. Gesscrol Bosville's black dog Comet beat Mr. Best's blue bitch Plicrbe. Major Bowes's red dog Beppo beat Mr. Lumley's red bitch, Duchess. Marquis of Huntly's black dog Vicar beat Major Bowes's yellow anal whin• dog Byron. Gen Bosvilles black nod white slog Spanker best Mr. Fox's black basalt Elisabeth. Mr. Bess's Waa( dog Wolin loyal Mr. Varaillarea black dug SWEEFFFAICSS OF FIVE GUINEAS EACH, For Puppies, to becalm iu Classes um Tuinalay sad Thursday. FIRST CLASS. Mr. Lemley's des Wets Ruse beat Mr. Best's black Mich S.opent. Mr. Vans'ltart's red dug Match's= best Mr. Fux's red dog Merlin. SWEEPSTAKFS OF mi.: GIIINTAII EACH, Tu be raft iu Classes, uu Tuesday and Tbsusday. rims!' C1.A119. Mr. Lowther's red dog Ilylax bcal Mr. Fox's black bitch Duchene Mr. I...eualey's duo dug Tke Dear best Mr. Best's black sad •bite dug &less. WERPSTAILF.II OF FIVE OUIMRAS EACH, To be rem iu , 1U Tuesday awl Thursday. FIRST ('I.ASS. Mr. Itlomberg's blue bitch Ores brut Mr. Luerther's red dug 111,1m,5. Mr. Vautiitares white With Judy beet Mr. Fox's blue dug Chuter. M AITC II El. Mr. Beier black bitch Fau brat Mr. Lumley% red dug birritcher. Mr. Ur►l's black bitch Cura beat Mr. Luarbiy'a blue dug Wsicheraft. Mr. Vauaittait's black dug Suffolk beat Mr. Fox's red dug Pbasit.ion. Mr. roes red dog Mark brat Mr. Vansillart's black dug Se. Mr. laiwthi ea thou bitch Dueliras beat Mr. Fox's 'riffle dog Fugleusaii. Mr. Lowsley's red ■ud white Jug %YouJer beat Mr. Blum &Ties blue and white 111101 Bisu-cop. Mr. Lumley% red bitch Duche►s brat Mr. Foe, red bitch Misciaitf. THURSDAY, 110YERBFR 9. FOR YOU CUP.-bAtORD CLARA. Mr. Losaltl's bias k back Cenobite beat Mr. Best's black dog 1C414. Major Buieet's led dog Beppo beat the Marquis of Hostly's black dug Vicar. Mr. Mamba, e's blow awl while back Rachel beat General Roseate's black dog l'urset. Geueral Dumas's bisik •a.t white dog Speaker beat Mr. Rbstaberg's bier awl *kite dug Racer. SWERPSTAILES OF FIVE GUINEAS EACH. Fur Puppies, hu be fru in Classes', ow Tuesday sod 1 bursday. SECOND CLAIN. Mr. I.nolet's duo bstai Huse be.ot Mr. Vasttittares red dug, Maidens, mud truss the Svrerpstakes. bWEEPSTANE, OF VIVI; GUISINAS EACH. Ts Ix ruu us Tuesday and Thursday. SECOND CLASS. Mr. loasley's slow deg The Doss best Ur. Lowther's roo Jog Hytas, sod wets lb& Siserpelakts. SWEEPSTAKE , ' OF FIVE GUINEAS EACH. To be rue in Mares or *Muhl sod Thursday. SECOND LL•IIS. Mr. Vausittart's white bite* Judy beat Me. •bsaberg's blue batch Ceres, sad *us the sweepstakes. Y►?CHES. Mr. Bed% blow bitch Mahe beat Mr. Fox% black bitch Dacheaa. Mr. Vawaistart% taloa bitch Supby beat Mr. Finis black bitch Elia/abate. Mr. Beat% birch and white dog Ready beat Mr. Lowther% 41111. Mid. Declime. Mr. Lowther's ird dux Heroes beat Mr. Beat% black d. Rolla. Mr. Vaitaitiart% black doe Niverper beat Mr. Lanky'. black Sag Seism— Fine tars and coast*. Nr.11868058,6% black bitch Swift availed Ur. Lawwley'a red dat itrrirber—Uushrearled. Mr. Beat% bleat bitch Cola brat Mr. Illwasberg% black bitch Bliocbrl!. Ur.len'. black bit. h Fan beat Mr. Blumberg% black bitch Matchleo. • l :• - - • • , . • . , . . . . 11r. Um* arree blues,/ .bits bile\ Roby spied Ur. FOS . / red deg Mooeb..ll6.breide4 Mr. Breed block botch berpret heal lAr. Lowsber's black dog p Inehiever. Mr. Loonley's tell awl shit. dog Worcrior beet Major Illearer'• ”Ilaw word while bomb itseb. Mr. Vaoseithoro's black dog Soirulk beat Us* Ilieereee block and 'bite buck Besatee. saIDAV, wovraissa 10. FOR THU Cl/F...1 NIRO CLAPS. Mar blark Web Candour beat these's' Bvuwillr's Mirk mud white d u . F....a rr . /11.kbe Buure. red slog Beppu brat Ur. Bluamberee blue aad white bdrhilischal. rouata C I.Ask Mr. I.lsosky's black burls Carohue beat Major Bever'. red du; Beppu, awl woo she Cup. M ATCIIVII. Mr. lieses black bitch Fly brat Mr. Loafber's Mark dog Lucifer. Mr. Fob's blue bitch Empress brat Mr. Drees black d..g . . - Cartrel. Mr Dean. black and *bite deg &1i• beat Mr. Fox's red dug Mum ion.. _ Mr. Liondey's due dog The Des. beet Mr. Le/lettered nil dog Mlle:. Mr. Lull, lh►e's red fieg Hermes beat Mr. Lendey's red deg _ . Stretcher Mr. FOX . ..black bitch Elizabeth beat Mr. Visesittait's black bitch Sophy. . Mr. Fox's blue dog Clicker beat Mr. Vansittert's black dug Rehm. Mr. Vansitiart's black dog Wellington beat Mr. Best's bloc bitch Phoebe. Mr. VansitiarCe white bitch Jolly beat Mr. Best's black bitch Cora. Maim. Bower's black dog Blacksmith brat Mr. Fox's red dug 31erlia. Mr. Voz'a red bible Miacitief beat Major Bowes's hlark bitch Revs. Mr. Blumberg's blue sad while dog Racer heat Mr. Vanish . tsri's 66dthitch Swift. Mr. Lumley 's blur dog Witchcraft best Mr. Mlumbcrg's Mick bitch Mold,less. SATURDAY, Isoyssessa 1 1. MATCHES. Major flower's Mark flog Blorkersilk against Mr. Vassit- Carl'. lid dog Msach'ess—a-eadrradeal. Mr. %romanlank black belch Suphy best Major Bower's block blfrif 13(10. Moraleja of Hantly'a black hitch Vicar twat Gee. Besrille's Mark dog C.0.5.-ad. Nr Yasesotace'd Mark dog WeHingham against Mr. Best's black and white slog Kradj—Unalrr id. al. Mr. Yolootiart's black bite% Smift brat M►. Brat's black dug Mr. Fox's black dog Bogle hest Mr Brat's black bitch Fan. Mr. la, 'tares red dug Heroes beat Mr. Best's blue Web Pioche. Brat'a black and while dog Ready beat Gere. Bosvilk's blot k and while dog Spanker. FOR A PIECE OF PLATE. Mr. Fox'. blade bitch Elia .both against Mr. Vs/wises:l's black Jug Sotelier—Uisiii MATCHIS. Mr. Fox 'a red dog Mack beat Mr. Best's black bitch Ser. pent. Mr. Fox's lase mid white dog Fogleman beat Mr. Beat'a black bitch Fly. FOR A PIECE OF PLATS. Mr. Fox's black bitch Eiisabetk beat Mr. Vaussittart's black dog Sat rprr. DIATCIIei. Mr. &sea black astl white deg Ready brat Mr. Vasitittart's black .10% Wetbegtos. Mr. 11. se. black dug Rolla beat Mr. Vilest...as is Mock hada ASHDOITN PARK COURSING MEETING. TVtIDAY, NOVCIIIICR 14. THU cur FOR PLIPPIII4. Mr. Goodlakes blue d. Gamester best Mr. Brisears blk. 139615fu1. Mr. l'ettait's Wk. Pharaoh beat Mr. Briseall's bib. flaiterdy. Mr. S Hrathiroir's qt. Hetes brat Mr C. I.wag's blk. I.ltdovirt. Mr. Browse's bib. and w. Brusber beat Mr. Cape's bib. Jaw. flu. Mr. (;04411mkes blk Gambol beat Mr. Lowftlea's blk. Lye. Mr. Da.enpitres Wk. sod w. Dulierel brat Mr. E. Cripps' Earar. Mr.Cripps' by. Cnsy beet Mr. S. !Inaba> s w. awl blk. Mr. Dave upon's yet. Deodrup brat Mr. Penni,' Wk. Paris. S%VELPSTAK6f—FIa•T CLASS. Mr. SHreibeute's red Hogartb beat Mr. E. Cripple blk. sod _ .. w. Epat.we Lau. Mr. Daltympte's blk. sad w. &sham brat Mr. C. laag's blk. Lake. • • Mr. Capers blk. and Ir. Jewess beat Coplain Mey•eles blk. Liss. Mr. Browse's blk. Ilet best Mr. Cripps' blk. sad w. Como. raw. MATCHES. Mr. Davenport's bin Dandy against Mr. Cripps' blk. p. Cong..st—ontleeitied. Mr. L. Crupps' blk. p. Emily beat Mr. C. Long's Mk. p. La. was. M.. Briscal's btk. p. Briton against Mr. Crippe bib. Con- Mr. CApel's blk. p. Jeassiniee beat Mr. F.. Cripps' blk. Ex press• Mr. Cripps' bl. and w. Comedy beat Mr. Loveden's blk. Lady. Mr. Petioles bl. and w. Pull beat Mr. C. Lou;.' bit. p Lu nette. Mr. E.Crippeblk. Eleanor beat Mr. Goodlakes bib. Granby. Mr. Petioles w. Pranks brat 111 r. 8. Heatbeore's bib. and w. Mr. S. Hearbeotes w. Helmand best Mr. Browne's bit. p. Black...sour. Mr. Browne's blk. p. Blossoms heat Mr. C. Longs hi. Lydia. Me. Capri's bib. p. Jester best Mr. Goodlake's blk. and w. p Glow-warm. Mr. Caprl's bib. sad w. p. Jaggkr beat Mr. Petioles blk. p. Presto. Mr.Goodlake's blk. Garnet heat Mr. Dalrynsples Wt. Devil. wcuxeaDAy. Cur—rig- , Tl 2. Mr. Cripple Crazy beat Mr. Palates Pharaoh. Mr Bros mos Brr•ber Nat Mr. D.vespisrea Dotterel. Mr. Heathenlea Hetes beat Mr.Goodiake'a Grambot. Mr. Daseupari's Dewdrop best Mr. Goodtake's Gamester. •WITEPsTAKIIII-1,111.11T TII., 'MST CLASS. Mr. S. Hestbortes Hwp►tb received, Mr. Capers Jewess drawls lame. Mr. Browee's Bet beat Mr. Dalrpaples Solis.. II ATC II F.ll. Mr. Gondlake's Gem beat Mr. E. Crippe• rid sad w. Mr. ltruiere's bl. sod w. Brilliant beat Mr. Gweellake's Ilk. p.Gaiwea.fiewl. Mr. Iltalgutples blk. p. Cambia beat Mr. Cripple Caws p. Clara. Mr. C. Lear's blk. Lorenzo optima Mr. Prttatt'a bl. end w. Pelter—andeteielrel. Mr. Itrowtee'• w. p. Bluster beat Mr. C. Lowestoft. Lee Roo. Mr. Lusedetee 14k. p Lave beat Mr. !treater'. yet. p. Erne. Mr. Geoteellake'. bl. Granby beat Mr. Capri's reel mad • lege. Mr. Crippa Ilk. p. Custom beat Mr. Dareaperea bl. Doody. Mr. E Cripple' blk.b Eve beat Mr. Dalrywewee blk. Pea.. Mr. Cripps' w. p. Ceatur beat Mr Dalrymple 's lel RINK braid. Mr. Penmen.. b. Pleasure beat Mr. Capers w. Juba. Mr. Limit's blk. maid w.Laerileape against Mr. rettaies Wk. Piekla—naoleeiete.i. Mr Capers Wk. p. 'wen. against Mr. Loresien's Mk. and w. p. Lutu—saileeklett. X EV swaripsfaass-•••11COND CLASS. Mr. Goodlake's blk. Game best Ilk. S. Mearbrore's Usysbre. Mr. DairyNark% blk. wed w. Diddle beat Mr. C. Leriffs kik. . Lake. ~• HYDROPHOBIA; OR. CA 3* INR BADNESS Killian Ryas, trf Proa)**4l, over this rile. • Gee psi. guard beg, lea years of age, was woo J with Ik. eleaeaeles is .c symptoms of Ibis disease, strimply ins Tbored., mai Molt lard, whirls prodressivirts sone seed, siiiswisimmil tug the almost &Area of wirsheal sewors. Illumese Lairs, with his sisa•l atteatiosi to stares tad hisaisaiiy, (14,1, 1 colitsl se to his aroisturer She pnimipai port of the heal.), adoperil the ravel iiseiliwit ismossorm for Its mimic we ow r..araard S.. state, "mhos* egret, as he repsrett on Friitsy slight, 'Monty sit? s severe psraisyswi. It app. ars he a,.4 with two iitlirr rbiliares, at Powayiseii, w. .h. 41. h of grpteiriber lasi : the Istier have as yet she fat malady. The lost ease of ibis borriftiiie sad isworiii , r disease ihst 'reclined is this est, awl or rsriesiy, aim is. itsritriorr of the late fee. Air. Berta, is 114/6.—(Lfweri A Paper) NRKTINGS OF CHNOITORS AT GUILDIHr r, TO MORRoW. 11. Thornton, Rood lane, upholder .. (; Mar, Clerkeurrell, shocisedilirr ......... ; W Reynolds, late or Ihr skip °Arne.... .... .t C . l bosons! and J. Cashel!, Oxforilmtrert, hewn orai.••• 3 J. Smith, join. Itaniscate,eaprnter 3 J. W. 1.0.1. inn. Swanton Alert. y, I. t trier J. C. holism-no and F. Grorjeass, flultsveriusre, harp_ matinfaelui era A. Smith, lime..tisci.soptarr, no reliant .1. inshrir, lisseklerrbery, varelinuarinan . .. 2 T. Town, Talshisg, stiller J. Cuok. 041.7 Villa, miller J. N.ww.ii, Lucas Invert, mamer.onarimr .. I J. F. Ils. , .ternrie , late of nerlittestiiiry, loci chant .. 2 A. Rranilei, Hudze-row, upholsterer J. Cannon, lorrrpmil, worrrisant .1 Fry. 1./..hies-id reel, tailor W. Atilniti, IV "Akan, place, merchant H. H. wham, II ighairret, ironmonger T. V. A pi.l. by, Canterbury, limier ..... ... T. Jent, l'ircaililly, atomism' J. Pr.,eky, Oxford street, linen draper J. Gordon, Tokenliuuse-yerd, and J. Gordon, S•i and, merchants J Snrigissa„ Cheshans ' draper It M.ishmlots, Coral Marlow, horat-desks 2 H. Whir, St rauil.l..sie, printer. I M. klutz, Brighton, merchant E. Smith, Green Letteee-lake, lea dealer 1 D. E.lt illge, I.l.ildoek, cooper I J. F.ll:ii, Newington, baker T. Usherwood, Tutibridgr,fariaser 2 W. llomman, Illackfriam, merchant T. Hai k. r and F. Iludwin,Stratfo.d, brewers Ann Johnson, Westminster, brickl4y, r. W. l'i entire, Mouthwash, ironmonger J. Brown, 11.ickueproad, limb:, ini rchaut II I. I! DIVI DEN DS. R. Clispinsn, Ilansuiersesille, sergrun. M. Sampsms, Cliplssos.road, exclssingc.brukrr 6. Gardiner, Clerkenwell, irisumnirgi r IV. Law, Thiogmortemstmet, merekant J. Peseork, Lombard-street, eierchaut %V. NI ilri.,oo:,ril street, linen-draper A. Aiiilersuii, Philliet-lass*, mei chant ll K. Tusietentl, see. and J. R. Tosissesid, Feussi.ures sir. ri, Est , irclsaid• M. Baer Schlesisigi r, Lombard street, iniligo.useichant ill J. Bell, Spilalarlds, lionsbasin-niseisracturer I. IV, 'hams, Nichulas.laue,mercheet S. Cowrie, Barbican, pawribreki r F. }Wirt, Eilgreare.road, uerrernian D. Darts, Nos Bead slreet, jeweller S. A. B. until, Shutedilds end flittle.bi idg., it...eda m:At r P. P. Abbott. Grim Orusuissl-sliftet, iiisiiratici broker 1l J. Adcock, St. Mary Axe, druggist R. Simpson, Tin eaderedle -street, merchant J. Bait, lair of Soittlianipton, Curer ....... I'. Chapman, Littltbury, Ckesterford, and Stratford mills, mealtime It Randall, Delirium-street, Blackwell-ball factor J. Prebble, Bow, miller CERTI FICAT ES. H. Exard, of Rreatford, Middlesex, carpenter —A . lead, of Bientford, Middlesien, ironmonger —R. Rain. y, •f Liverpool, merchant—R. Beitetey, of Standon, ford, inaltsier —R. H. Heat, of late of Thripby, bat now of Great Yaruiriork, Norfolk, wine.nierchant—J. Armitage, of Direninclisni, saw. snaker—T. Farluvr, of Manchester, lisi'der —W. It. Ectutua, of Itiranissithans, dealer—J. 111i11s , of ter-laise, Tuner-street, Loadon, wine.nrirchaut —J. Miller, of Nor w ich. lirrnist—W. Caolobeit, late ol B,Ctrl , Srothsamptuo, and of Cailierinevilreet, Stroud, bArksellor— F.. W. Maois m*, of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant—P. Dixie, the els", r, J. Dixie, awl B. Dixie, of Fakon.orpiale, Losolun, iron fistraders-11. Reid, of Priwan street, Spitalfields, silk- natio factorer—W. M. Ashby. of Albary, Surrey. paper-naarisfac turer—C. Hammond, of Driehaus, drip. r—J. stubbs, of Cis... Ile•street, Leicestitv.siquitre, jeweller—W. Hadar, of Great Hermitage-street, Mishilcoex, ship.uwaer —W. Miles, of Ox ford-strict, Middle-siva, liuew-drape►. BIRTHS Lately, at Chesterfield, the ever of 'here gentlemen, all 'kitten re by trade, and the only skinners in the wren, were within a few days of each other, delivered of mem, asd all &make. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moruin 4S afirr 4. 1 Eremitic 10 after S. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck 219 Bk. L. A.H. in 13-16 3 per Cent. lied 64 India 800d5..26 27 pr. 3 per Ct. COM. .• 69i I Ex. Bill*. 4..2 I S pt. 31 per Cent 77 I Lottery Ticket. 23/. 18s. 4 per Cent: 8611 I Oinoiuns... . S per Ct. N. Au. 10411# I Coos. for Ace...-69 M-1 L()CK :yid SURGICAL DISPENSARY.— His Royal nighties* the Duke of Took, President— Governing, Earl of Egtreisort ; Eirl of Leitrim ; How. Co towel J. Barry, M P.; J. Latouche, Messrs. K. auJ HERMAN, Members of the Royal Ciillege,,Lon dan.—The treatmeset of those disorders, the cougirgueorte of early passions and juvenile indiscretiort, has generally hen considered so simple, as to become She business of the meet illiferste pri teuders, mid has too often been all. opted by patients iliengselves. What is the asifiwitiesie result ? nits of cuusiituii..ii, irretrievable loss of lica:2ll, and eeeer "Kerr. • eutsited os the habits, which produce a life of lir ;feriae pain sad coutinsial misery. Were the yawn( sad un wary of both sexes sorcienely aware, when they ii•to such misfortune , of the real kauwkd Ee and raw ri• u.. .• - quind fur their itesteseut, they would he t) •••,11 161 whom they confiditil ibesseehree. 11 was these COOP Slid • thous ',Lich Bret established, sailer Ruyal Pat...awe, .i.e above lostimilus. The Sargessa fetter as extensive sego ✓iewre in various climates) have beets wear meaty years at the bead of this Istafilislinteat, where there are lly erred Ye I.s• rims 1,000 prairais.sanyeist whose comptairts may be stated swage of the worst cases of Lars, liariererry, Debility, anal ether sityipowd iswurahle erection. of the gr. Iterative expose, which h.rr brew here naeureil, •iwl mos pkarly canal, la the prof.ci sesintsetiye yr the petwido, with that delicacy, ateresy, Yad homier shish is go *tam esty is all lostitutions. Meyers. K. awl HERMAN may be ceaselesd es usual by bosh seers, as No. Charloite-mrect, beslllys4- equarr; whir Leiters from Teem sad Coessiry webs he ad deemed, mod the es essayist, advice sad seeskeires all be eyed, at errs re say pert of elsr UssiSed Kingdoms. Jest published, by Messrs. K. end lirresee, price 4s. 1110/01i Edibles, Practical Obiservalieee ise Ile *bees lbs. men. Piloted sod roblashed at Tao liamossa Pain aid 1 tug Gums Oiler, No. )t7, Stasi, y C. CO/IMRE: L, s/ Me Pined. FrxWela ISt M