The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-09-09 00:00:00

I. I 1 t I PISOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, SLIVIDAY. SUPTESUISR 7. : 'William Clive Grey come up to receive the *dement of the Court. The Insolvent had been %oily heard on Friday, when he produced • eerti- Seale from the mimeo', of the prison in which he woo eerifiired. stating that he was in a very lifeea. • rise, Nate of health, and that a protracted confine. merit 'mold be highly injurious to him. The Oriert, on the certificate being read, asked the opposing Cooosel whether in such a case he world press for the judgment of the Coots ? The lottluegt Counsel replied that he would consult his wheel, and give the sooner the next day. The case tresibig called on on Saturday, the learned Counsel • said he was instructed in B.k far the lodgment of the COOll on the losideein. The Cuter Commitment' said, es it was the wills of the linsolvent's opposing creditor that jyg. guest ahoald he poised on Slim. the Court his no dieeletinn. The Learned Comosiesiouer proceeded to pronounce the jodgment, in doing which he 'mummies! the principal facts of tire owe. The limilvent, lie said, had been an apothecary in Brio . pet, where he coutrected considerible debts; in wineh state he removed to Wiveohoe, where he commenced the same businees. and coutracted more osalm - for the payment of which he made over his beamed and property, 21111 in that note of ingot. liens" tame to London; and after having it in con. *reef/dation to take the benefit of the Insolvent Act, he soot a foruirhed bowie in Carolioe-street, Betl. ford-wpsare, from Miss Dobsoii. his opposing credi. tor, •et lee guineas a week, for a year certain. It was impossible not to say, that the Insolvent had cuutracied his debt with Mies Dobson without har ing ally reasonable expectation of paying. It never was the intentiun of the Legiulature to allow instil. Vent persons to go from place to place. Contracting debt. with perrolia who were ignorant or their situ ation, and then come op to that Court to get their shactairge. The Court must visit such conduct ly ; and their judgment was. that the Insol vent should d irt be discharged until he should be in prison, at the suit Of Miss Dobson, for twelve mouthy, from the date of filing his petition. Robert Rowe, whose case had been referred to ti.e provisional assignee of die Court, to examine and report on it, came up to be heard. The as signet's report bring reed, arid the lincilverit exa mined, the Chief Corsuriesioner delivered the judg ment of the Court. It appeared. he said, that the in the year 1818. borrowed a sum of money from a person of the name of &feed, to whoa, he gave no security at the time, bet in the year 1821 lie gave Needs warrant of attorney, soon offer which he called a meeting of his creditors, s u et propuied paying them Si. is the pound. winch all bet Pewel, the Involvent's opposing creditor, agreed to take, lilted baying attended the meeting of the I risolvent'smitlitoes and signed the agreement to tu k e S•. in the pound. Pond hoeing arrested the Insol vent, Meed became one orbit bail; and after rowel had obtained a verdict *pint the Insolvent, Meed put in execution and sold every thing belonging to the loaolveut, furniture and stock in trade. which it appeared were all purchased by two friends of the who left his honsekeeper io possession, which she still retained. It was char that at the least the Insolvent had given an undo, preference to Merit, and the lod g ment of the Court was. that he should he remanded for twelve months front the their of his pention. 1 he Cuts? Commission ee. in the coarse of the Amy, took occasion to nominal). that the Court wished it to be generally knows,, that, under the late Act of Parliament, the Court were empowered to charge an assignee, who employed any money received on account of an Insolvent's estate, or who delayed to divide it, interest at the rate of 20 per cent.—a power which the Court would exercise v.lirnever a arse should arise to call for it. The Court adjourned until the 21st of October. POLICE. -.m.- GA M BLI NG. pow !Tat ET. 3nlrrd.ylbeOMk. we. crouit a to enema to bier i t charge Lrwoeht agatest so lest than twenty.ilre individuals for un lawfully gasabliog. South, yea of the priseipal officers of this establishment, stated, that for severs) days he had watched the house, 10, King-street, St. James's, which he had remise to kuuw wss e gamin hornet bet it was wet motif the previews eight that he mad ►is nemerows areinauts were enabled to force their way iota it, two spies belonging so the establishment being owesteetly ea the alert on lb* outside alba premises. Tee erlork Friday eight, however, the genies. woe taken b emelt is the fhilowieg maewers—Nichols, Porto., and Sralter, jumped door a steep area, sad foe eed themselves tato the lower part of the bowie—thee proceeded to the hint door, aid let their eseeciates into the house. The wrote peree thee proceeded up steles, sed foetid the gam.. ingcoese deserted, with the exceptioa of one person readier • newspaper. They Cooed, however, the bank empty, and all the other *prorates eased I. the mysterious game of Bougie et Noir, iseledng several isendred cards of a description 4ifere•t hum ibe common playboy reeds, pricker', seespeut, Sc. which, aloug with the cloth which covered the table at wit , eh the game is played, were produced bef ire Mr. Yi•sbtill. 'rhe officers coetieurd their search fur the gambling gen tlemen; sod epos going into the bed-rapine—four were found under one bed—three eider soother—two or three in t;,e same bed with their clothes on, filla one of the party was ~.covered in the este...closet. Conches were procured, and 11.1.25 prisoners were ',lrked to the ehtmbers of Si. Marlin, watch-house for the night, and brought up with bug ft,ces •n's empty purses to the Beach of Grapes Tavern, in B‘tw. titter t, uu Saturday muruttsig, preparatory to their %Katona'. Stott haw, the Matto, ate.. blr. Alley grad Mr. Adolphus appeared for the prisoners, aided by Mr. Meitner, as their solicitor; and Mr. Ailey cross examined Smith, charging him with baying disinsbed inlvats in bed shirt's: the search. This IVAN hue ever, completely stpell.d by, the other ulbeers, and Sir. Alley ex pleased himself eta.' to find that he had been wrongly la w...emit, and added. that he would now give she offieers shut mired of prose which he bestowed upon them on a for a., OCellsllllll of the same nature. _ _ . Mr. /lemon, jou. who appeared for the informer, was mo aurvotailip Mocha, during which the Magiotrate elated, that if au, of Me individuals now before hum could he proved to Lowe been engaged iw unlawful goons, he would Commit him to three months hard labour in the Howie or eorrecilen. Mr. Hasson wow appeared, and staled, that as the informer gird out grime forward, lie had nut evidence to contact any of the Prisoners. _ _ The fiv•-30-twenty gamblers tbea retireJ from - lie bar, without paying their lees. RENIARILARLS CIRCLINISTANCE.-118 the stomach of so us. t h e pauper'' , of Mr. BANISTER. rlauAli• trred at Wiudsor. last we'd:, was found a shoe maker's awl, eticlused in a gristly substance, and quite perfect. The slums! bad Do appearauce wouteter at suffering or thane. TN R ARMY. Is is *ow saderslood that Limit Aroma Lord Comber. mere. G.C.S. is appointed to warmed the late Sie L Aso misty, as CostessaMr of the Forms Ia Ireland. • Major-Geseral Sir A. F. Barnard. K.C.S. is appliatell to sameed Sir Edward Barnes, as use of thd Colonels Com assedant *fag Ride Bdirate. Tito lst division of the 43d light batiste, embarked no loud the Sweats transport, at Cork, os the 31u lilt. for Gibraltar. A demehmeat of the Bogs, order the etwarmad of Cap. KW costa*, embarked at Deptford tea the to imisatore board the Morley emsviet.ship. for New Smith Wales. Two parties of the Bags, coasistinu of 30 as. . sett, with • moonrise's of officers sod sou e• aim asiotted eater*. will embark .1 Deptford, abort the Mb ionised, so board the Priateess Royal and Swims twavict.ships, as sum& over the convicts demised for New South Wale.. The ship rhylera arrived no the 4th 1.15.51 at the Mother Bask, from fish/altar. begrime os board 59 hamlets from the 14th, 57tta i 64th, sad 74ili mimesis. The ars oriend to is tattled at Chatham. POACHItAS. For some time past, Robert Thiele, gainekerper to Sir George Jernisghais, Bad. for the matron of Bswhergh and Custesary, Noifolk, suspected that she deeding barley bad been dragged for game, alma on Friday sight the 110th wit. with other maisissits he set a watch, wises shout saidisight, a mss is a ow-Imm cart drove into a piece of deriding barley, and soon afterwards he discovered three more men with s sit, dragging a piece of barley is the nest field. Third, boding himself sot suieie tlystrongtoattack them, got asperteived away to the aliepberit% cottage adjoisisic sod obtaisol more help, w►en they made the attack, asd Thomas Harry, W!•m. Howes, •nd John Barker, with another mas (who afterwards made his elicitor), were taken. In the drag. set, which they left is the field, was nee plummet alive, and soother in • bag. I• the cart was fasted lee ►aga of difereat sizes, sod four hampers with covers, which rawly Stied the body of eke cart, in which there was • great quantity of phesasate' fesihers. There remains no doold but they were mem is full boldness; they were carried before Major Payne, sad are fully nwasnitied to the Castle. The horse a•d earl (lettered William Hardy, !dirge earl,') re main at Cadency to be •waed. THE ALEIIOM PACKET. The following particulars relative to the lose of this vessel, which excited at the time so much sym pathy, were communicated by Mr. Everhart, the only surviving cabin passenger. out his return to Philadelphia. This narrative establishes the fact, that the noted General Lefebvre Desnouettea was one of the sufferers : . --• ---.-.- . Whea the ship was thrown am her beam cede, a prodigious destrectioo took plate below; the doors of the stale rooms, the tables:bound with iron, the furniture, were all destroyed and throws Jetts heaps. Minty of the passengers were se verely Injured; General Lefebvre Desneoettes had one of his arms brakes; Colonel Prevost pas wounded is theface. She soon righted, and the eat v which was shipped in the cabin was let below, so that the passengers until sear three in the morning were as comfortable as they could he under these distressing cinema . From the lime of her shipping the first set at eight o'clock, until wear three is the monism, Captain Williams eseceakd their imminent danger from the passengers, consoling them with the hope of relief at day light, and of the wind ruining off the where. They were that saved much anxiety and distress for the live boars pre ceding the total destieeliOU of the ship. At about ten minutes before three, the Ceplain perceiving the ship to he 'inhaled and neer the breakers, eotweaunieared the intelligence, and ordered every one us board forward, which Mr. Everhart ennsiders was the most prudes:l thing that costd he done. Mr. Everhart, from extreme weakness, was the last up the compasion, crawling es his bands and knees. At the top lie found Madame Gassier and her child in great distress ' • he assisted her aa well as he eiroW across the lumber on the deck, forward. The ship struck on two isr three rocks before she rams to the reef where she lost her bottom; and M r desks, barely haunting together, wee floated inside the reef, invoices' swells covering all the pass:tweets from UMW to time. A bunt an hour after she crossed the reef, the swells iscreseeil is hulk and frequency. Amongst the last persons be saw alive at this time was young Mr. Hyde Clarke, holding his wife; and at this purled the swells entirely covered the forecastle, and drowned all oho were there. Colonel Prevost, by emit exertions, reached the ruck which Mr. Everhart had gained, but was washed off. Mr. Everhart had barely room to stand on one foot. It was a rock that jutted owl from the main land. Mr. and Mrs. Cliirkes bud:es were fused and inter red; and many of the revengers some reeks abet was washed ashore, so much mutilated that it was impiresible to recognize them. The sailors at as early period were in a Mate of insubordinatios ; many would cot obey orders, and got drunk. On Tuesday last the anniversary of the Devon and Exeter Hospital was relebiated is this city. Agreeably to the usual form, the Girvernors and Benefactors met in the Board Room at eleven o'clock, and from thence pioceeded to the Cathe dral, where an appropriate sermon was preached by the Rtv. Chancellor MARTIN. from St. Mirthew, vii. 12. At five o'clock, between sixty and seventy gentlemen sat down to &nor! at Costonon's Hotel, the Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP President, sup ported by the Rev. Chalicelliir MARTIN, Sir T. U. ACLAND, M.P., 11. W. NEWMAN, Esq. M.P., &c. A mere splendid' repast than that which graced the board on this occasion was, we are or,ored, never witnessed in the city of Exeter—it contoured estiry delicacy of the season, besides several haunches of flue venison, and a turtle dressed iss a variety of forms. %Vital of the most superior quality, and the choicest fruits, famed a dessert we have never seen surpassed, if equalled. Tile whole, indeed, was so excellent, and the style in which it was served so handsome, that the Right Rev. Chairtnau rod the company expressed their high 'ewe of the abilities and attention of Mr. arid Mrs. CONGDON, its a mari ner which must have been truly gratifying to their feelings, and which will give pleasure to the friends of those deserving individuals.—(4lfledi Exeter Paper.) Oo Saturday last a Newfoundland yard-dog; belonging to Mr. KNIGHT, who was accustomed to be unchained, at an early hour of the morning bit a labourer in the arm, who came upon the premises on business. No suspi9usi was excited by the circuit,- stance, as the man was a stranger ; but in the course of the day the dug, contrary to his usual practice, worried some sheep that were its au adjoining field. Unfortunately, before any danger was apprehended or the dog could be secured, the newsman, who goes from Windsor to A) lesbury, arrived home, and in at tempting to tie up the dog, was very severely bitten iti the situ. The dog war at length shut up in a stable, and it ems then discovered that he had killed • number of fowls and ducks, and bit • horse and • limb. He was destro)ed on Monday, under the apprehrosion that be might gnaw Ins way out and do further mischief. The medical gentlemen who saw the dog were generally inclined to doubt whether be was wad ; but every ream- HOP has been taken with the persons woundedoind the Magistrates have given notice to .11 inhabltieta Ito confine their dogs.--( Windsor Express.) *mei Fon xtz pink It gives or great pals to record a detestable butane, of cruelty to althea* which bitely occurred Ms IM. aelibboer. hood. A person travelliwg from Illaideobend to ISartori, its • ditch so oho edge of a ommatoo, shoot two miles from the forgoer place. • boll, cruelly beat *bast the bead, mid a Are biasing wader Idea. The lames made the wretched animal move ' otherwise the observer woold have considered him d ad. The perms who opened a gate close by. um, is 'Miter to the Mollifies mods of him, that the boll was °helmet., and that the drover was rousing him wpb then informsat coosamoiestes the waste of the drover and of his employer, hot se forbear to publish them, hi hopes that each atrocious practices may be corrected without a more particular esposam.—(Wbteloor Itsprossj SALES OP PROPERTY. FREE PUBLIC-MOWER Tbree free public-bosses, with immediate possession, were sold last week at Garreway's. Almost all the peblic house, in Leaden, end we believe is the amatry too, heirs the property of the brewers, • free poWie-bonee is seldom brought to sale, sad is • very desirable object to a wealthy poblinn. The sale of three in me day melted some faltered amongst the wealthy part of the $OOO publicans within the bills of atonality ; and Gansirsy's was completely crowded. The first house sold wee the Qames Head, is St. John street, Suotheeld, sear the market. It was staled to be sob: ■tantially built by Mr. Gras, • radices, who acquired a fortune in it, sad retired some years sloe.. It cognised four floors of large dilemma.** besides she basement; sad documents were roamed to 'hew that tbe premed relents of trade were 200 f. per mouth, ebelesive of the profit or beds, which was stated at 31. • week. It was also stated that during the time of Bartholomew fair the drawing rooms on the lest Boor were thrown into nut for the reeeption of com pany, mod no person was admitted to that room without paying a shillag, which cousteatly predated iOO/. each fair. 'fbe house was held ea lease, of which twenty-ere years were unexpired at Midsutumer•day last. Sold for 1,6101. The snood free public boos, was the Fiasbery house, facia( the new market, Ftwburysgeare. It contain ed four floors, besides the hammiest, sad was held order a tease of which tweety-eight years were isompired at Midsum mer Nikes the rest of NI. 10s. •ud sold for 1,0401. The third free public.hoose wee the Flytai Horse, titian in Blackman -street, Suuthwark ; it contained three flows and • immanent held by tease ostler the Governors of Ht. Tlionsees Hospital, for tit years unexpired at Lady Day last, at the rent of 051 per sans., end sold for 4001. SPATE Ole NEWG ITE. The following is a summary statement of the primeness committed for trial et the ensuing 0141 Bailey Sessions, which commence on Wednesday nest, with the macre of their offences, vie.— Middistes. Lowden Murder -- Burglary 111mislaughter H i "way robbery Maliciously cutting ..... 1 .. 0 Horierbreaking Horse and pig.atealing Iteuernieg from traeeportation 0 .. 1 Forgery Forging the Gokleelithe Hall mark .. 1 .. 0 Steatitic is doellieg•houaes .... Receiving stolen goods 3 .. 1 Embesulr meet 6 .. 0 Rape 1 .. 0 Moiling from the person Perjury 0 .. 2 I.arceey Itigainy 1 .. 0 Sodomy Coomierfeit emu Sbop-Idling Obtaining pea soder false pretences 0 .. 1 Told (348) LEA, PLINT (his son-in-law), and four or five other wienersee. in the care of The King v. The Hon. Percy Jocelyn, Bishop of Clogher, and silorfrley, the soldier, who had received subp coos to attend the Old Bailey Session, were on Wednes. d•iy examined at the office of Mr. MAULR, Solici tor to the Treasury. Mr. MAULE, during the ex amination, intimated, that it would be necessary to send all the witnesses to Ireland, after tlw coottm pl4ted trial was over ut the Old Bailey, which trial cannot take place; the psrtiea having fled, and not answering their call, they will forfeit their recogni ranee*, as will their soretie•-7001. the amount of the fear buil fur the Bishop and soldier; the two first 2501. each, sod the latter 100/. each. The smugglers have adopted an ingenious me thod of landing contraband spirits. It consists in their having small casks or tubs entirely covered over with plaster of Paris, in which, at indiscrimi- Hoe intervalo.• pieces of sea-weed are fastened. These are tilled, sod placed along the chalky cliffs about Dover, and, from their close resemblance to the pieces that full, are not easily disgovered. Many person* are permitted to setid carts Tor the convey ance of chalk to ley on the land, sod from the fre quent ma: of these vehicles suspicion was excited of their having some other object in view. This led to a vigilant esamioation of the carts. when the de ceptsou was discovered, nod some seizures took plate. Some of the tubs thus ornamented have beta sent fur the inspection of Government; and so 'suet are their appearance to irregular masses of chalk, as not easily to be discovered. On Monthly last Lord Ps twenterom's game keeper, at Broadlaada, near Itornsey, procured a quantity of gunpowder to destroy a hornet's nest, rod was engaged in laying the trait', when u spark accidentally fell among she powder ; lie was knock ed down by the force of the explosion, and his face dangerously burnt and shattered. He now lies in a very dangerous state. At Campden, Gloucestershire, the bakers are selling five pounds of bread for four-pence. On hearing of the circumstauce, a baker residing in the neighbourhood took • cart-load of loaves to the aborre place, weighing about 17Ibs. each, which he sold for one shilling, being determined not to be undersold by his brethren of the town. No TRICKS swot' TRAVILLIZR9.—A few days since. a respectable innkeeper of this city met tao proprietors of step-coaches, whom, after the usual salutations had passed, he questioned as to the na ture of their visit. They said they had it in con templation to advance the price of travelling by coach,. and for that purpose were shoot to consult the partners in their concern. To this the inn keeper, oho is also a proprietor of stage-coaches. arid a man well.known for his liberality, and for his exertions io endeavouring to put down monopoly, replied to the following effect :—" No, no, the prices should be dropped one half. H'e have had our turn ; it is now nothing but fair that the public should have theirs." How thankful should we be to those who oppose the measures of arbitrary power !—(Alfred Exeter Paper.) 17Is tun`. PONTEFRACT SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1821. TRURSDAT, StrimillSta ft. Sweepstakes of 20g.. each, with 20gs. added, far Ibree-years old fillies, to carry est. The lasi mile and three quarters. 141 Rearbrough's hl. f. by Walton, dam by Golfing's, (G. Nelson) Sr E. Dodsworth's be. f. Sasso, by Waal .. 2 Coloarl Croft's eh. f. by Comas, dam by Paul 3 Sr J. Byng's rh. f. Lady Mary, by •media Mr. Gsscoigae's rh. f. Viol. t, by Conoss—Thiminsias pd Mr. Houldsworth's ell. f.'H sok, by Comes, oat of Siam fordia Mr. Glover's rh. V. by Comer, dam by Iti merabrsorrr pd Mr. Petre's b. f. Georgians, by Wottil pd Massa the favourite.—A most 'scented rare. Sweepstakes of 2Oes. roeft, for two year-old colts to carry 84i. 31b.; Bllin, 80. Seven furlongs. Mr. Watts's A. e. Brother to Mar ion,by Tramp (Garbo i) Sir W. Milner'is b. e. Harpooner, by Whaleboise 2 Mr. Howard's eh. c by Hcoderskelf—Haphazard Lord Searbrnoth'a is 1. by Raphael, dam by Paynstur Lord Milton's br. e. Rnurdesux, by Sourbon—Maritonies Mr. PlosilJsworth'a be. f. by Falb. di Mr. Brown's br.f. by Moeller, dam by Sorcerer pri Mr. Poker's ch. colt, by Cumin Mr. Lambtou's b. c. Manuel, by Leopold, out of Duos' rases dent . Mr. F. Lointry'a b. e. by Fills* d• Pnis, dam by SA rule ird Mr. Ridsdales b c. by FIUSO ds Pain, dam by Timothy pd mad 6 to 4 on liarpoouer.—Won easy. The Ledston Slakes of 25ga. each fur th;re year *la rel.., 611. 51b.; Allies, Set. 21b. One mite sad • quarter. Mr. leimbtou'a b. c by Due Cossack, dam by Sancho Mr. Houltmorth'sek.f.Catheritia, by Walton 701. elven by the Members for the Borough of Pontefract, for hones Arc. of all ages ; weight.. Sce. the mime is for Teesdey's Plate, sad the ' , japer of Tuesday's ur Weibull. day's Plate to carry 31b. extra. Heats, three mks each. Mr. Lielebton'a b. r. Richard, 4 yrs old (Nobly) 1 1 Lord Scarbrough's hr. c. Syrant, 4 yrs uld Sir K. K. Dirk% ch g. Euphrates, 6 yrs old dr Mr. Fox'a gr. e. by Yawns Golimens, 3 Ire old dr Mr. Fergoson's be. r. Witettie„ by Worm', 3 yrs old Hr. Sykes's b. c. by Cardinal rirk, 4 yrs old Col. Croft's eh. f. by C4llllllll--Parl . 3 yrs old Hon. E. Petrea W. h. Sir Jobe, sre old . . Mr. I'. 0. Powletes h h. (;amblLr, 5 yrs out Mr. Guscoigoe's b. c. Garnilton, 4 yrs old Mr. Prentice', at e. Bub, by athlete, 3 yrs old Mr. Larublon's b. h. Cavalier, 5 yrs old Mr. Haworth's pr. c.', Ituwlutun , lay Camillus, out of . _.t. - . Joseph'. d.so.' 3 yr' old Mr. Mould's wiles ch. e. Caliline, 4 yr+ old His Royal Highness the Duke or Sasses, we understand, will honour our races with his resewee. Hu Royal Huth aria is 'species' at Cattail, the residence of Al. A. Taylor, Esq.—/Doncaster Gaulle.) PRESTON GUILD RACES, I$2L MTWIPSOAT. serremout •. Produce Steke., fvfl guineas each. Tun utiles. Lord Stamford'■ b. c. Adventurer, by Cervsntvs 1 Mr. Clifton's b. e. by Orville, out of radlvilinols Mr. Ponldea's f. by M ilo, out of Wuudet's dam 3 A Parse of 70!.; fo► three yr old cults, 6+t. 10Ib.; four, Sat.; Arq 851.71 b.; sic audosiged, Sat. Illb. Heats, two milts and a distance. Mr. New.hanea bl. m aged Mr. Cilium's eb f. by Warfel, 3 yra old .. Mr. Teepest'o b. b. 6 yrs old ?PURIM/M. The gnat race fur the cop was won this day by Mr. Pierre's Reveller. Dr. Slum% was serried, and Jerk Sp. e. Pot the w tuner of the last ear, third. Spia•A is the trial horse of Soap, first favourite for thole yowl I.rwor, both belonging to one owner. Ilia defeat • ill put swap b4rk. ward. Our Correspondent describes the tuu►sr as flacon blitig a pleughed arid. Time wily masted. MATCH TO SALINBUItY. IHr.Jenliinson, the ped•strian, slartid on 11 . .4m-inlay, from Kensington. to co to S.lishury and return to Ficham, a dis taste, of 140 nines, in 56 hours. The petie•trien did men , , miles In ibit first four boors, mid balled am hoer. He pro ceeded on and performed at the rate of nine miles its two Moan, meld he performed the first quaiter iif his distance, in ten boars. He touched on the skirts of Salisbury ill his twesty-siuth hour, fresh sod well ; and be halted two hours, and left there at ten o'clock ore Thersday muitaing, having sixty.four miles to accomplish is tw►nty-arveu hours. He begs. to get Lame at flasiiiigstoke, bat hr had tweaty.seven mitts only to du in fifteen boon. He eniiiinueil to du about three mile* an hour, which left plenty of time to rest. awl be cue the match with bull an hour to spare. ANCIENT CITY IN MUSICAL—The rain, or an extensive city, said to have been discovered a few years since in Guatimala, Mexico, have been sur veyed by a learned Spaniard, and drawings made of its curiosities, which.have been sent to Loudon, and will soon be presented to the world. The city had been covered fur ages with herbage and underwoorl. On Wednesday evening week, the villager of lEyam and Middleton were virit:d with as dreadful a storm as has been experienced for many years past. The thunder and lightning were truly ter rific, the latter doing considerable mischief. One Gentleman lost seven sheep. and two other peisat.s a horse and two cow.; the former were all feeding in a group, when the electric fire struck them all to the ground at one " fell swoop." The banks of the Clyde, its the vicinity of lipid ford-bridge were, on Friday sennight, betwixt three and four o'clock in the afterisomi, visited by the most tremendous storm of thunder and hail ever witnessed by the oldest inhabitants of that place. Carmichael Milo seemed to be the centre of the hail shower, although the rain was usinsually he,vv all around. The damage done to the clops is be yond cotnputation. O•its in some piaci, are lite rally thrashed. Turnips and potatoes vrede severely washed, and the crops much damaged by the had. For hours after the storm the level lands were white, and had the appearance of having been newly and thoroughly limed; while °lithe lands with a declivity the hail was run into heaps, and the fields seemed covered with hundreds of carts of lime, or rather oat two or three carts emptied into one heap. During the storm a tree was struck at Cs •hael Mthi, and a large branch torn off; and at Covington, three miles distant, the bowie of ItosEter Kea was 11110 struck, a sow killed in the byre, the hearth stone broken, and fi►e-place destroyed. Not a mi nute before, hie wife had 'Jaen from the fire and gone tabed with a child who was afraid, and the stones in the floor where she had sat were broken to pieces. The hail was observed on Saturday lying in heaps on several parts of the road, and even at that time the hail-stones appeared so be about three.eighths of an inch in diameter. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 9 per Ct.Cons.solif 81 I Es. Bills, g .... 40001. New 4 per Cent.... tool I 43 5 pr. Zodis Bonds 47 49 pr. I Ditto Small.. 5 7 pr. Lottery Tickets till, 15s. I Cons. fot Acc.. 9I Mk ... UNTRr MARKETS. WINDSOR, Srrrasfeiß 7. Whelk p►. Id. 71 51 10 141 Os 04,5 N•w —l to —I —s neon., per qr..... 20. iu 44 Barley, p. gr... 241 Od to 27. Pestle ............29, to tor STAINES, grrrEmst6 0. Wheat, per Id. 1010 s to 13110 i Pease, per tr. • . l o N. ditto Oat., per qr. —2l. to 2bs Od Beaus •• • to —a - - - Al Chiels.ster heat market, on W. donulay heads had little variation from the priers of last day. stack was in gnat go-unities, and at low rates. A sow wilts ten pies rtolgters) was sold for 30.. COllll M Alk FT.— Aferlige Cure return._ \Vilest, 31s qt.; Barley, 22a.; Oats, 194.; Dye, 1.1!„ Pease, 32. per .barter. Uckfirld stock-fair, which was held en Thneolae 1-. t, • •, estremly doll; but few sal.. were ef•rtrd, ■o.I the. ; very los pores. ACCIDEA TS. Os the evening of Tuesday wreck a most tinfortonate deist sircui red at the bilimrd room, its Wakefield, •herb hat fur some lime laseu lighted with gas, from 4 small pried'. apparatus belonting to Mr. Clay, the proton -tor of the room. Some übstracUon■ Living taken plate to the r eulir supply of she burners, the w Ile of the rrniwieter to, i n ramlle to see atom was Iht• mailer, akin ist.pta,l.lll. 7 twingiug it IMO wear the gasiintrler, an esp.ieuion took pie whirls sit fire In her dustbin, and au rely bu►et bet i.., the stet k mid face. Her lio•lsluit, in aasisting to ext.s. guish the flame, had his Ladd ettemtletahly burin, hut out likely to sustain ■ny ultimate ..ijorv. His stiff., •e are story to asy, still ruuttsturii to soli. r seared), and a ev. yet altogi dor oat of danger. Three ou amen, umpluyed on Fiidryse'i.nielit in the ter_ net of the Thames and Medway Called one kil;rd by falling of., veral tons of rhoik upon ihim. liVedoesday last, as Hears Fraoria, LA. was on his way from Norwich so his house at Cailet ~,,, to a vie, the hove made a violent stumble on the road clear St. Stephen's eatri, broke the shafts, and Mr. F. was thrown out of the Vrhir s e wills grim force; by which enfartattaie roruntstanee eollar•b.ose was broken, and he was much lonised. We aie happy to add, however, that the worthy Alderman is fast reeoveriug. Vn Saturday sight bit, a. Mts. Carrington, wife of t'e Rev. Mr. Carrington, was pr.p.r tog ono. Noel stork at resideore of her fisher, W. All3ll, of Meath. roan Pe:, near IVelliuglon, some varitish, which was heating, cane t fife, sod the blase coramitMeating to Mr.. Caerinchot't dress, she wa. instantly in fi •a. Mr. Alexander AAsi her brother, speedily ma to her to.cisianre, and with nom fraternal resolution covered lif. sister'. fare Vt!ill one of hands, while with the other, he es.dcaroored so extittrvioi the fire, which, we lament to stet., was 1101 suppressed until Mr.. Carrington was dreadfully boritt ; sod notwith■landme the prompt attesdAnce uf 'nomad sure•ral alsistatice, ih unfortunate lady expired on Tuesday morning, to the grist grief of her family and friends. The three wa11,,, who went out in s 11 at, for pleasure, from Worthing on !Winds, evening weir drowned. The, bodies bare bees since found We have this week the sasisfartion to make a faroarahte report of the accident which happened at thrual. Ssveatei a persona were admitted into Sltelß.W Infirmary, several of whom were able to return to their respective homes the next day—stx were made ompatients, and returned horse After being dressed, See. retaking twenty-three in the whole, nine. teen males and four femiler. The nature of the injuries is s. fullows:.e—Tivu men had each ■ leg broken; two boys wets wounded on the h. ad, one of them very severely, but is at preseot doing well; IL woman bad boils her collar hoses feactored; a man sewn bad his rtglit leg much lacerated; sixteen persona were blotted nod maimed in various patient their bodies, but more ',articular!) , oh oft the lower extreme. lies, by planks ftlllog upon them. We are ImppyTurther to state, from woriouhted authority, that the maw, serious cares ■te going on vet, feroorably, and that all the other wilt most probably woo rt curer from the injurie• received. Os tie day follow ism the accident, many site bold twough lo mount the staffoldnig ■gain; and the cosirequeurte of such tem..., was, what might have easily hero predicted—smolt. r of rs• dew. Some wretch was hare ►stongb to raise a false alarm, nod is the senate and burry of e•cape, one mao bad his lig fractured.—r /korai/ er PPP" B•nslou7ls (Warrs.)—A melancholy accident arcane,' on Friday by the upsetting of a bunt, in 'shirt. were watermen. fuer of whom p.rixhed, viz. ()wen Mite, Itiss Lloyd, Griffith Roberts, anti Griffith Rees. Two mhos tamely, Edw. Timothy and Morris Party, were eared I'. dining to the vessel, until the arrival of some init. p,d sailors in a boat from Rarmouth rescued them; the Molter sf Ike others were washed away. The eta." twist, m u hate left wives and families in the deepest afiliction. NAVA L it LUG !.NCR. raßtsmouTn. Prrstmaut C. Arrived the Quebec packet , Arkiusoy for Quebec; %Itrvl house, Foremast, ill, Africa; Typbinte, Worolco, fur DOL.. hue. Moseley, Cr,. Almetre ; Frederirkiou, Brunei, f , •r J.h.., N.S.; Triton, 111 urshall, for dill to ; Woodman. fur New South Wider; Doke of York, Floistreou, fur Unyll Key su rd% —..-, for Lisbon ; and his Majesty's ships Mat let sad Callhope.--all from the Doom. DTA 1., RiPTTAIIIFR 6. Arrireil and sailed fur the River the Mrhour, Demp.rro. from Gnnoisla ; Lively, Mitchell, trout New Camden, Martin, floss Antigua ; George Hobbcrt, Sc,,,'. frum done; Melpomene, Small, bum Jamaica I mud so Ve: , others, particulars unknown. Came &we from Ike nivor the Maria, Forlrr, for N•w York; Almeria, Lewis, fur Rio Janvirn ; Royal ge yacht, aed Furth (invite, for Poitvinunth, r•mnie. MENTING4 OF ri:FOlTonv AT Tilr rorizT uF colLiweilipw:fis 11.11kTicUp7, TO-MORROW. Id ff. J. Candler, Alacate, flonrlarlor J. Dalton, Tvtirnhaus.rnust.onad. wrrcUaul ('F:111 T. Whitehouse, of %‘O - ;1;romW11 1 . Stafford, tlweer -n. noels, of CUOrel.-fOU CI utched hire*, Leodoo. wer• rerrtloant..—J. Sinister, H.Simialrr,and J. Simir•er. ol r roloirlsoro, button-make/a.—S. Andrew mud 11. Auerear. Mieklawret, Cheeter,woollre-maottfectorere.— E. Ch.rtre. deo, of Abld.w.t, itoontonger.—T. •.: (.; tttt t late of I.OIIIPIIIIII, %Ve.toko. land, dealt r.—G. Bell, of Brampton, Ca mberl3tL c,or.r G. Lowe and B. Colon, both late of Marrebnier, tru.tisa. manufacturers. _ _ BIRTHS. Oo the 2.1 Mama, at No. 23, Noethumberlanderce l . Edinborgli, the Countess of Kismet, of a son. Near Bray, Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel M athew, of a daughter. Ow Aloaday lam, at Suilbrooke Holism, the Lady of Si; Richard Sistine, Bart. of a .nn. Oo Weduesday the wife of Mr. Christopher ROW'. vi Exeter, linen draper, of three fine boys. who, with the tn. , ther, are likely to do well; they were christesed Sr. names of Matthew, Mink, and Luke, after the Evangelisis; Mr. R. has a former child living called Jobs. MARRIAGE. On &today, at Killoletan church, by the Rev. Wil!iste. Johnson Ardagh, George Barka,. of Pallinclough. in the county of Wateefoirl, Esq. to Eli:stroll, daughter of John Douse Langley, of Ballydnff, in that county, Lay. DEATHS. On the 24th ult. at his seat, Plaagwyn, Anglests, aged CS. Paul Paulo., Esq. On !Morley, in the tale of Wight, Mary, the wife of Lieot..Colunel Williams, youngest daughter of the Jra; Samuel Marsh. Esq. of Belmont, Middlesex, and Member for Chippenbaa, Wilts. Pasted ted PsWished et THE BRITISH PRESS as THE GLOBE Oeiee, Ne. IST, Ittned, by CHARLES CORNWELL, of the Strad. W I - Ii ~^ • i ;