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ahrEieltelluer, that Its hetet aspired to that high ainasaion, neither did he conceive it to he an en viable one ; and it he had turned his coat by accept ie.,' 4 place, he hoped he had also evinced his ir.de. pindencti, by knowing how and when to resign it. Mr. Tierney, after having displayed a general view orbit own political conduit, said, that if he had bsee(conscious of having, by any aft of his life, hierayed the trust of his constituents, he would not hive Stentured again to face them there—as he could sin difficulty in securing a seat for some obscure borough. But he preferred appealing to the judg ment of those who had so often already given him their suffrages. By his conduit to them, he now begged to be judged. What he ever was, he still should bet and, notwithstanding the opposition of certain partisans against him, such was his confi. dente in the truly respeCtable and independent in tormu of the Borough of Southwark, that be was convinced nothing could prevent his teturn. Sir THOMAS Teams then addressed the 3SICTI.I* bly, in a speech of considerable length, but so inter rupted by the hisses of one party, and the applauses of the other, that it was impossible to colleft any considerable portion of what the worthy Baronet uttered. His speech, however, generally consisted of strong pmfessions of approved and incorruptible independence. He reminded the Eleftors of the able& state of dependence to which their bo rough and their eleCtive franchises were seduced, by the influence of Government, and the combination of Contraftors, Loan Jobbers, and East India Direc tors, whin he first came forward to rescue them from dependency, and to excite them to assert and vindicate their lights. tic now came forward for the saumipurpose, and said, that he too might truly my, as the Right Hon. Gentleman had said, that if a • seat in Parliament was his see ohjeft, he might have 'amity found on through soros, obscure and de - pendent borough ; bet he preferred an objeß more worthy his ambition, in a desire to reps esent the fast borough in the kingdom. He complainel that both his competitors had, on this occasion, joined in . their canvasses, and coalesced in their committees spina him ; and mentioned the name of a Mr, loon& who had been the Chairman of Mr. Thorn ton's committee, who had canvassed for both. He concluded by expressing his reliance on the success ful support of the constituents. Me. 'lsere, with great warmth, denied the im psuatioo, and professed himself, exclusively, the ft Wad and supporter of Mr. Thornton. Mr. Taos •voat and Mr. Matter both solemnly disclaimed having either direetly or Indirectly coun t neastaced any each principle upon the canvass. The question was then put upon the name of each . Candidate aucteuively, and the show of hands was !declared to be in favour of Sir R. Turton and Mr. reerme is Ms Tionasseon demanded a polk Upon the dowel which, at four o'olock, the numbers stood Mrs Thornton - - 149 Sir T. Turtnn - - I 32 1 Mr. llerney - 120 ,Iwinsediately afterwards. each Candidate, in a very few word , . returned thanks to the Eleftors, and et, wesarda foil confidence in better success to-morrow. `djourelld m a quarter Wore five, to nine this - Ata Com Martial held on board His IttniTy's filpaliateft arlk - on the 27th Otlober. . (octillionth, ... . foe'.ebe loss of His Mararriet late ship - COSI' filWe " , Nese faallowirgi Is as the sentence of the Court s— s -,, borne beard the evilence sad warapteted the ingots?, 1 e t ing°n thp '" C " wi ti nst " i 4 s d agggp -i'"! ri 4l.4l ion, drat the the tess ead en e°4 liohda " .. 1, a s 10 CoIUUMC• irmi k aus.4 by her twisty isgiouodi Beet, after a seireve salon with the french ship Me batteries on the French shore, and the =d ship; and ,tinit the weentent of Captain IN , filo wander of tie se , d skip, eke fell Se the sesion, awl t:101 ,tareiiiiig nffizeis and ship's eocnpaay, was braes, men r ahrt ifirillestorthe nn the iicession ; and loth arlln.lgo iieSittnlit officen . rid shiVa Company to be honourably elarlibikasemdiaply. A t . .. al tiA COWS is further et opiwiy that the conduct of littoral,' Thickweete, in leading the ships n:tu soles. and his strenuous Wasteevrioni, after the said French ship hssi gruckhis corner., as preserve His Ishirsty's ship Conwance, and to reenter ' the pow wade, the Emmet 6* of the hetteries sad the uncial fret the shore. led in enema:Ala destroying her, was highly ; gallant and nteriaoreasw. . A Quarter's increases held, on Sunday lag. at * Picksvorth. near ealkingharn, Lincolnshire, on view 'of 04 body Of a young man, named Cr - Race, who was.gored in so shocking a mann teious day, by a bull, as to occasion 'death: It is remarkable that the b time 'hewn enmitz against the - 'lac was in the service (as a far rat:r of the animal, and h , as to induce him to lea 'employer. He had obtained iteighbouring farmer, when the irs ownei's grounds, and killed • like on the premises of his new mass... 'Moder last. the Ulverston Volunteer Light infantry deposited the colours of the battalion in the church of that town, and afterwards slialieere4 up 'their ems ; ceremonies which were perform/A with lunch 'solemnity, and Jeep regret. This sealoai and steady body of men, after having attained the ho tionrable distinftion of being fit to a& with troops of .the line. have had the mortification of being coat -palled to decline their services, from a want of ne cessary support . • The only Capital Prize in the present Lottery, yvt divided into Shares. is No. 7157. a Prise of 10.0001. which was sold in 0-e Quarter. Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenth., by Sour and Co. No. 11, Pontiff. and No. 14. Charing-Cross, by whom also many of the highga Prizes in the last and late Lineries, were she! as. MA 'laid. note are now Ninet..-en Capital Prizes fo the Wheel, and Tickets and Shares no higher in price than before the drawing began. The next day of Drawing is Tuesday the 4th of November. Neat Tuesday Mornir.g will convey agreeable tid ings to some one or other who possesses a Ticket or Eaare in die present State Lottery. The Wheel abounds in Capital Prizes. 'lt must be strange in deed, for any one whh adventures at all, not t 6 be- Come a pakcssor of a Ticket or Share on the present °mob t' particularly so, as they may be pur thaseVerarranted undrawn. at the same price As they teeri previous to the commencement of the Dragetii. at Houses , and Ca.'s Stem Lottery Di gees. Sri, CorrstiU, Si. Cbaring-croes, aid St. Mar va 'xi Hill, Borough. named Gcuawa Rice, g a mannrr, on the his imeactilete t the bell had for som the young man, whilst farming nun), of the d had once Itefore so leave the service n( his d a situation with a the bull strayed from ed the *ea of Its dis- ew matter. _ . oe T LA* nry'ELLintAft COURT OF CHANCERY, ! —lmecutis INN HALL. • Yesterday, the first Seal for the ensuing Term commenced, when the Lour CHANCELLOR disposed of a few motions of course, in which nothing of any pubiic notoriety transpired. His Lordship rose be fore Twelve o'Clock. This day the litioinenaf the Court will proceed in the regular way, satjo continue until the first sitting day of Term. OLD BAILEY SES4lole.S.—Ocr. 30. 410 RUE srlbikUNG. ..resepA Amorist was capitally indided for stealing a small gelding, the property of John Canis. It appeared, that the Prosecutor was a tallow. chandler, residing is Spring -street, Mary-la-bonne, and kept the horse in question at a neighbour Ong Mews. Being about to dispose of him, the Prisoner at the bar, accompanied by one Warren, whom the Prosecutor had some previous knowledge of, came to him on the 25th of August last, proposed to pur chase the horse, and agreed to give 71. for him. He said it would nor be convenient to take away the horse for a few days, but requested he might remain with the Prosecutor till he should pay for him, and he would also pay for his keeping in the mean time. The Prosecutor assented, and then demanded* shit. ling as earnest, which the Prisoner immediately gave him. Mr. Henderson, a fishmonger, who had previously been in treaty ha- the horse, came to the Mews, soon alter the bargain was struck. and the prosecutor, pointing to tlae Prisoner, told him he had just sold him to, tied gerstleman, and if he wanted the horse be must treat with him about it. The following day (Tuesday) the Prisoner requested the loan of the horse to go as far as Paddington, which was granted, and he returned him at r.ight. On Thursday he again borrowed the horse, saying, he thought be had found a person who would buy, and as he was going to a bank in the city, for 001. the price of a horse he had sold, be would take the horse with him, and bring him back in the evening. However, three or four days passed, and the horse was not returned. The Prosecutor afterwards met the Prisoner, who said he had sold the horse. and promised rither to pay him the money, or bring him auother horse of equal value, the nest day. Neither of winch promises were fulfilled. It also appeared, that on the Thursday, when he took away the horse. he sold hint to Mr. Henderson. The learned Judge -*Baron Traerstes•rm) in sum ming up; the evidence ' to the Jury, observed, that they must first consider, Whale property the horse was on the Thursday, when ha was taken away by the Prisoner, and then, whether the Prisoner took him away with a felonious intent of stealing him. The Jury retired for a few moments, and then brought is a verclid of—Not Guilty. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Ocr. 30. This bring the usual day for bearing and deciding appeah, a great number (mostly parish), were dis posed of, none of which excited any public ;wrest, except the following;— RUNAWAY Apragnici. TOE It•ILIEN 01 , IT. LLONARD, SMOISLOITCII, O. ST. J A Niel.. cisalaiswas.t. This was an appeal against the order of the Ma gistrates, for the removal of a pauper. The pau per, Ebsaierb /Gag/plead. a child about I I years page, had been apprenticed by the palish of St. Leonard, to Mr. Gates of that parish, with whom she served about eight months of her term of seven jeers, when she ran away, and settled in the parish of St. James's, Clcrkeawell. Upon which application ' was made to the Magistrates, who direSed an order for her removal back to St. I.eonard's. Shoreditch ; against which order the present appeal was had. Mr. Gates, the Master of this unfortunate pauper. said, he could not take lier back, or have any thing more to do with her. In the course of the right months she was in his service, she ran away nineteen different times; each of which he forgave, ar.d took her back on promise of Amending her cundule, but she again broke out, and the twentieth time, he re solved never to sec her more. He further Laid, she was a great pilferer. The Court were 'of opinion, that as she had a settlement for eight months, and was their own ap. • prentice, the parish of Shotediteh, If they did not maintain her themselves, should see that she was properly maintained by • her master, until she was regularly discharged by the Magistrates ft indenture. The original order et reenoval cordingly affirmed. lfadVAL INTEL IGENCE. roarruotrrit, (ter. C 9. Arrived the Illustrious man of win, from 'Ply mouth. Sailed the Firsierd gun brig, on a cruise.— Wind *W. PLYMOUTH, OCT. ,5. Came in two French brigs, and five chats, marees, captured by the hukeLtigolde privateer ; and the Danish But Indiaman Betlealere, Clements, lons Batavia, for Copenhagen. Silted His hlajaity's ships PMair Captain Mudge ; Pailat, Capt. Miller, guns I Illesteuss, 74. Captain Shield ; Thereto. 74, Capt. Hope ; ,khneagre, 74, Capt. Otway ; Plaatagener, 74, Capt. Bradley ; Aridfe, 74, Capt. King ; Ilind.re. 74, Capt. Mansfield; Cersorr and bisetens, gun brigs ; and Bohai, tender, to the Westward ; and Inaul, schooner, on a cruise. Seven sail of viCtualling transport; are erpeEled to veil this evening, under convoy of the .Ithis, fur the fleet off Rochfort. DEAL. OCT. .19. Sailed the DerseesiireEaqlntliaman fur the River; Cidnis• sloop of war, and sevetal other cruisers, for the L'rcncb eoast.—Wand S.E. GACENOCE, OCT. 27. It blew the severest storm hero on Saturday lase r end till about three o'clock yesterday morning, tI4 has been ezperienced for a number of years. The Here, Carnochan, and Pitt Campbell, which had sailed, were driven back to the Tail of the Bank, asd the Hera has had her stern rudder torn away, in coniequenee of running fonl of the Laid GarLrr. A vessel, supposed to be the M..rvarti e Weir, has Just come-to at the Tail of :he BALL MEETINGS OF AT GUILDIIALL Tlhitlit lOW. II • • . ma ~ iv v moon, et•minermortn, oisidimes, Lander . 3 10 ' , An !Inward Nyaii and Edward Dinkins Wapping. dock-Weft, and Padditignm-otreet, Middloyez, cfal• Inerehante . . . 3 11 Nathaniel Denham, late of Weiworth, Surrey, mafiosi 3 10 David Steven.on, Strand, lalintillemn, bout and shoe- ' maker . . . . . 2 12 Witirm Altharn, Tokeoltousaryard, London, broker 110 Layman Hayden, Chalainhss, Gloracemordarpealuten draper . . . . . 2 12 John Armstrong, Hiewtessit, Shmemshak bah& lip a . draer . . • . Willia p m Clarke, Wapping Hlsh- stmt, Mid4Seseaz, 112 Oureher amia,a Preston. Holborn. liner.draper • . 1 11 John Turkana, Iterttord. carpenter • . 1 10 DIVIDENDS. Nathaniel Lonarial• earl Thomiaa Thompson, &Stant. street. Cogent Gamlen, moollen•drapris 10 Gorge Maltby,= v lmead..n, assoclitnt . lO il Wliam Sury„ y Lniteton, le meow.« man 10 lulus Stevens, Ammiady die Inpliiiistnn Fast India. man, and late of Clsomme.phimi, St. Maq, Lambeth, Surrey, gamines W.r.iain Dewilitay. Fleet street, London, k-weltoe . 11 .1. 4 . 1 ,h Siephana, Gismend. Kent, linrii.dra2er . 12 Thome* Nevin; Farmer, Rotherhit ire, S met., carpenter 12 David Glover, Goose-Ire, Laudon, rnerelrant l5 CIVILTMICATF.i. J*222 llill , Alt, la** of Mam a as Sae esusty of Wits, threw. factor, Jailer end ahammera. Th oma s 11.11, of F 1 9112041442112d, i 2 the CUO11:7 of Sailleg.t , , clothier. John Virten, of the city of Coventry, Coo and li lac:- Inerehatit. David Gioyer, of G.ttle•-lane, Issess, merchant and sole, ar: • ter, !,liar anl,llae .: .. 6 • SlL4.ilr q -.-. E. Stuck .!.... • ... emit 3 par Ceist. 11t...4‘141 .... 7 ...". ....... 60 fit 3 pet V. at COltflele . ...... t . . 6 7 12 . 4 pet Crow. .... .......... • • • th: —!..i. .0 pen Cent. No*, .........• .... ....:R.: I /nag A a "sal . * . . 1.% .41ft 1/.4..,;.,13t0..k . .. ....etre o,i ..iu.ll - loin Stork • 4 , 4 8 4 1..i11a Non& • . h. lb. pr.....,. Sfrith Set Sick Ex^.fiegeot 801 l ear.* WWI. Engine Lottery *Eickers Consols fen • 1 1 41 T. BlStl, Stock-1.41,1:o, Na.;, Corneal, a* IS, ClL.l.l.a.ter, 1. „.___,........,.. -.....................„....... IRIA-i ST( tI.:KS, OC . ft. GoVernMll4t ithjbeirttnllll, at wet'l ot.. • ••• It Govt. Stock S pet Celt Grand Canal Loan. 6 per Calg• .• • •.......121.11 .0........,.. ./...a./.•••••• COURSE Of EtiCHANGE--facr. SI. Aronernoin .....•3 11 2 C r . Gen.... ......4.7 .s ter {tr. ltitt... In bight .. :.-S 2 Venice a. 1:.:-.. VI leen Rottenewn c. f.. II 5 2 It. Lt•bort ..ii .i. AN Hambtstse 3.1 S 2 U. lienroe ••.1 0 ,...'41/ , Alt , oa •..1 62 U. Duel..y,.u.•l••• • lf, ere:. 24 0 Lie. C0rk . ....• • ....pg Dm- 2 Vs. 24 4 "'ap_l oa. 4. o. tt 11..enleatio .... '74 fontairifOlti Culls .:9 effect. am) SAO 1,111 Ws, 11 .... ..i. 1 L0tt0.... — . New !).4•4411..• •.. .&.• New Leon ..• otadnii aDitto dbna SO,I /I .. •••• ••• ... LoghOrn 33 • Age.. n inwt.inig of 14,41. n Naples ry.Y... 0.41...n.1in filet. l5 ).... • . 1 ......, II OMENS. s a t...,i a r last, at the Abbey, the Lady of Cle r cs Ewa. of a daughter. .• tlies26th instant, Mrs. Owen, lOW Of the 11,..e. JoSa Owen of Fallout, hdiddirres, or a son and dap &hum . ol ' llrfolay, the 24th Instant, in .I . .ace,tl.r a .4 of Mir Wm Sleeken, Platt. of a (Ho;.'tt' T. The Lahr of Farrnsurtti. FN and daughter of the late Sir R.chard Parrott, eii..o a 11, 3111141111t4 • 1.1 111•9•4111-.13ilarr, olb 531.,•.13• - , tits - ..;eh hntaa , Iheisele of Wm. Everett, E.g.., a 4.•;;;Cut•r. On the 24th enstanr, the Lady of Charles Mentos. (.1 Earnunthurp• Hail, id a MARRIED. • Oa Sander, the 2c.th maul, at C• 11•1 41 Milt? Chtllll, helm Rel. John, .sen•ge Gibson, John Allen, Esq, of to I al, Frances Tumour, daughter of the late Edacri h • 4 gad Ann Cot.utem of W.lntrit...n. 1 DEATHS. • On Tuesday lay, the 44th in.rant. ae TUf6rd. near Vow haul, Surrey, much lamented by bee family at d (, orals, shag a lingering dlness, which site tug.: eats the utn....s 60,64# 4 , retaining her excellent facultirs W the Lt't, kin; Chaulowii Smith, Authoress of Sonnets, and other rolebroted Works. At Sidmouth, on the 2W: Matadi. Hinny M. Re* Whren, wood, E.g. of Headingtoo to Newman, of Ox4oie g4 in the S.ll rear of his age. On Thurad•y last, at Ringmer Rarrocks, Soares, use. co:onet Du Vernet, et the 11.. ya; Artlitety, ill conseinartwail ea accident he sass with abseil three weeks age, en his MIMS hem inspecting the fort; , cation., at Newhaven. 1 ast watt, in the prime of lifer, at the Lay's Howse, neaA Monmouth, the seat of S O Atlay, Erg. •••—• Wihen, q . of lavndon. He had been ea a visit, for a lee weeks, leg* 1106,11heniy On the m , miltig el Ire nm•, he had rude tangsmews for his re•effl to town toe (shown. lbao seised with a fever, which earned Mat of is ten days On Friday evening, at Groh Ifousr, !fickner, in the 91 t 1 year of his eget, Thorn?: Rraldwnod, T.sg inmsetly ..f Mut burgh, en.:nently tstm.,:tiitheat for rise dat.:ore:y ant saccemilli rime, of the art of In•ttliCtiNg OM deaf an.l duet/. MIGN WATER. THIS DAT ' AT 1.,)141):/N M0rn....54 411 a. after 4 l•raeu.... NW. SALES BY AUCTION. 'ROMS, notAwixes, PICTURES, SHOES, PAINE LNG AND HUMPING MATERIALS. By Mr. tOCIIARDS()N, At bit Howe, NJ. 3!, Etta:kl, the 00111W4 V.neri skims, THIS EVENING. at Six 40.4, A GENUINE COLLECTION of PRINTS. MPs. poßratAirs, sze ; Tnpograplo oaf. The 1:14 oth,r Drawtnp; Pleurae., Slate, inawting the Ceiy,lgA of The Principle. of Land.cado hiattiog, with We enyiree-'tats, and S 4 Copi‘s of tha Hook; rant V , Anlq", Matutgaity hinting 13-Tn. CuLiars. Le. r f Mr. 'AMISS RtIISER tS. cleceaoad; Artist to Ilia Royce Illigluse.s toe Duke uf Claten..e. T. be viewed this M•,ning. Catalogues okay be 113 4 4 Mr. Itichartiww, Nu. 3i, .41kAnd. mums's, IT OLTI MASTERS, PCJETILAITti, &e. Y. Mr. RICHARDSON, At I.ie llsettee, Tio. 311, the teener of Viihon, street, in the Straus!, on MUNDAX NEXT. and the igilurtnj Even• ing, at Sic .I.l‘. A GENUINE COLLECTION of PANTS. Intielpilly by old Maas's% containing a Veit neintiee by kbert Diver, Laca,, Van Lostd•ts, LleaW R.harri, Holls, Ite$i&1113 , 11, Sec. together otth man. English rirtfaitse .y Faith...se, Irises, 4 being the real in* 0( a I.te numr r. us and a.lualle Collection, and ei.l be sold (,r the taunt part in vain:wows Leis. To Le sinned the Warnings of Cat.Alogees may be bad of Mr. Rschartionei, Cri. SI, Strand NEWINGTON caxrs, msevr..Fsrx. Lease nf a dositab • R. dance, wit:, la, r Gar A. n rod trlficea. Face ant 1-1..0 elm .1 1 7 0 ttttt re, valuable Lib Airy .if Nooks. Sclele.arl of 11.1 e, Linen, Ci•iiia, Painting., Prints ra. iral Air Pumr, Lie. raying Machine, AstronGtnicall scents, Nii.”l:a.l CI el, 114.1 ~titer ►tfeeta. Sy PETER CUXE, On Vie South Side of Newington Green, Mi't'r'+•'r, on - lauawni. Unload Ad diseessieo, Wag, did an* folt.'"i‘t Day, at twelve i Clack , by Old. ul the Ex. colors of Job.* 4641. Esq. c!. ceased THE kURNITURE catisis!‘ of capital weed and mahogany f .tut-poet bedsteads, with cams; furniture hod w inane ninny's, poi ir Is Awed g.. 04 stn. !wits with bedding, satin-wood awl nishosany wardrobes, boo; cart awl elms.' of d.awees, s e t; of onbligoaNy cloOfo, drains card and Pembroke ditto, eight-slay dock, eintrito, pier A. 13 aft , . cog glue, carve% kitchen re. ittisitas, ie. Totether rod Cie board of plate; some Inc old pmitruf rho Death of Wolfe, Chath.rn, and Pierson; vararro b't* Wolleta. etc. firwiing p.-..es and pistols, tole, epos a:t.! mire' sen;%.3 ' globes, capital au pump. elect...tying otacM:te, taws and be d linen, china in table and tea s.r..ces ; brpein.: silt and casks, green Mina ald inn roller, arid ea riono usher infests. Amongst the &airs are, Eiveyeliniordis, prt t annnit &same., no vii. i Re, w, ; Islasassire. 44 ; Johnsw.'s Ur. ' rile We* 11 " t • Pvele I Hogaitii's Wm's.. with It" toe Oat , ' ‘ 1. 2 "" PhySIIVIOUIy i Climbers% Ilettanary o Ilfaiduirs Leaden, de de. At One O'Cicedc. the Firs rasy's -Rale, will be fir.:4, the LEASE of the Owe Yu.s 40. 1 a.. 144 " 3 "" yired. The Prnsn'ises naae be viewed six Day*, awl the corm' ••• on Fri ley slid Satorlav pereed.ng the Saie; .licit Pa-ticel end Catalogues may be had on tee Pren.u..e of ale..'. lips awl Ward, Solicitors, Id,. arS.w...op, Suomi; apd of M'. Pater Cox., No 3. , 'fitter-icatismot.set. _ LUNDO:i :.....I'rtnted In a. DAVI/MON, No. V. Uuk.. , C . .", it.*—tr , ft. Covent-Garda:a. and po.dob.l e Ih4 °tr.., No of St. t e le.no.,W, L'lttuch. Sj.-rid• ` 1 W. , *VOL. of No 7. Now So:ton-sor.mt, Lone A. 04.1 f I*, he. Co tevs Pa wt. semi to tipa 941 1 (j... 4.? •.j tm Jilt tttanded ' to. • • I r: - ., .. r ~==;l2=l NUMBL THE THIS PR Thok M MUM- Don Prim, Clawl**, M. Dowtnie. per first spree Tw ith TN Lord dews ICY ; Dlitmot G,ttnoli. &IL H•.lon (bet tars. Mutt e• lAlardip Oa Taegela C Mr THE/ rrliii - i A rill be I KIN Henry, Kalil Reenele; Crec Cwawelf, U Ma. Sidelonc Act. 1. Tla Q .ten Kuhn frintess 71 THREE Sir Chain, Mr. Clover Mrs. On Moeda, Presull, and 1 On Turd* THE CC COMP TRADING ed That drop i SAY Wm, 43 beet, (roa la Voyage/, a g from )10 to Lear repaired Copp of da will be eager rpglicatiote to bbigroing, cis The Teal to he sreewO before fwelte beyond wlareh --...-- HOGAIITRI 1. M Wil, . IRANlAl i trli to ietogai the ORIGINAL they hr. , * loft a large ennui band uf thee A good preyegro be lone to • In their poise /anthem by stele of ett-fit whet be me. imiltatore, • may be *yea nr The Origi , Plass% is 0,, Vomit. Nor Ge.oev; otoon, coy lon.l estal.que of TM Day is i ft--Marrial Lunged IN 15.ausrgsVI Pro... Ono • y the Fula N HE C HOCA l 'assaber con Paps of Le a Cho, And the r:.l.trd for Loa. 1 1 4 IF,wl Nslglu 6r &hawed to et various }: ditt4 too.. to ti. tempthig to tented, met "to tf00.4 114 steel stakoko, e is l i tl 4c the r' t, have precede hew of the ml N• SL 0 4 tire. of "I STKAMO, I ttitatt to the %urn super ILUoirtsally • 11, 7 4* nen. :roe mirk, 1,3 nisi t. .. tT ladt Lee, As maw C44t, Nees, d T•rvnt fra. X , pf.tunt• :: MllZgb; 4 : 4. i"ftg a : sr* kw ha. i " t IA rk/i111:411 r ei 4 Ma 111 0 7 ty .• • h ' h brillol V. lialriel 0 Fterz. ---• from her ' wa ac- • T .l ::fr •fr ) • 118Ik Rri A JEN' . . , v e rcrEn veTtisat 99. 4 ,ll Pentitalmet—Sir Samuel It o.iii:ly and --•• rrantiya. Wallitgford—W. Leirts Hughes and Richard Banyan. Dishwater—Henry Hoamid and Bohan Monis. Cambridge—rleneral.Finch mad Gallant Manner. Cambridge Ussiesratty—Lord H. Petty and Los:d Enstnn. 2100. tr and Ja , •te. Sttilmods. Nal thaw pte,. Pereeval and Hen Bouverie. Cosentry-aMr. Mills and Mr Kama. lAtioeskes•rSamilel - Stenit and Thomas Pahbington. Leerse•-•••Tst ttttt al Kemp and Henry Anie , •hans.-Thomas Drak: 'finitt.tt Drake, and Thomas Tyrwhilt Drake e adin S. Wein,: and John S4neon. ,10/t1101102,•••FIIST DAY ' S POLL. Cool. Dtabotough 1 0 5 VanbittaTt BD. 401.6141 nm --•••• IteCRESTeRriaST DAY'S POLL. Calculi S. 'C Smith Barnett JONES AND 41v DEPENDENCS. A SONG. COM POSIIII FOX Tilt SHREWSBURY ELSCI Tune--Hearts of Oak. Let Corroption steaks forw at d in Liberty's guise, Footman ! rally your Icilona and guard your rich prise; Wave thaw bagman on high, which fair Liberty own., Shout the oaten-au:4 hicleoeinieine and Jones' t.iteres...-For our R ghl we contend; aid cur efforts enn;loy Aginst Cealitien" And venal Awilsitton : Their Councils to cross, and their Aims to destroy. Saloplans' shall Virtue repeoachfully say-. " Ye basely hero bartered your ►uth-nght away ;* The man once enslaved, his pot taint-rte.' tiera.ises„ Bet Britons alsois:d boast-." Indepandotce and Janes' Cininiswelor our Rights, he. Dear Shade of our Pulteney,e wile Tyranny hrok r ! Who shall how Irwin stir ►aMle, arid tweak off the yoke Hail; S his spirit declares (alajea Cowardice groans. While it has the reply) " ludepienctence and Jones!" Clurrsii..-Ter our Rights, he. fi Tes-...Freerlom ! thy tatltllspresels triumphantly yet, Though the. Agent may wheedle, and Landlord may threat; And may comfort and peace ever dwell in the ►nmes Of the pony.. situ love—lndc2enderice amid Jones ! Ckorsss~Yor our Rights, hi. • • • • Sir William Pultency was one of Mr. Janes's Guankans. t orb!, Stanza was wrstren she/ tins thud day's canvass. Shrewsbury. oects, Inc SPORTINU INTELLIGENCR. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MESTING, 1696. WrYttrtSoA T o OCTOBIe e 9. Sir C. Standish's f. by Sr Peter, out of tote Yellow Mare, est. 714. beat Mr. Ladbrelte's %Vex) , c 9.t. Two yr-old C. 60gs. 7 10 4 on Sir Prier. Lord Foley's 111.. wing, Sat. beat D. of St. Albsn's Merry. thought, est. 41b. Two.yr. old C. SOgs. to 1 against Blowing. Lord Fole)% Xneebuekla, 7st. 7lb. beat Lewd Stawell's De ceiver, bat.. Two.yr.old C. 7 to 4 against Kneebuckle. Subscriptiot% ?late of 501. for f.yr.olfis Tat. 416. and S-yr-oldi 9st. 41b.-...Fillies allowed 21b. Twoyr-old C. The winner to be sold fur lber, rf demanded, Sc. Sir C Buebury's rh. e. Snug. 3-yes old . 1 Mr. Howurth's b. 1. Orang.ade, 3.yrs old . 1 Lsl Fete)", 1. f. Wowing. 3.) 0 old . J Mr. n.ltadrdifFe's b. c. Itanitarines by.Fatriet, Sirs old Mr. Mellish% be. f. Off she-goes. 3-yr s old Mr. Gotildburo's b. e. tiewes.tie, by (Pb-roe, 4-yes 0 " Mr. Galway% be. o by Worthy, out or Deeembe., 2-yes Gen. (tower's h. f Sprite, 9.yrs old D. of Grafton's b. e. by Worthy, out of flumby 2-yrs old The Judge could place but S. 2to 1 soot sour-5 to 1 apt orangeade-4 to P agst Blowing. Ld F. Pennock's Bagatelle, $4. 71b beat Mu. S. S. Prime's Rarossehit, Sat. 1214 two.yr Old C. Vrgs GressreweesJaspar, by 11b. beat Mr. /fourth's Piantage• net, Set. 41b. Ab. M. 69gs. Mr. Mornish's Norval, 12.4. 41b.11111•1 Mr D. Raddiffe's b m. by Young Eclipse, 9st. 411 Ab. M. Stns.-ado be rode by the owners. Mr. Mellish's Norval, NC horn Mr. Craven's Henry, Iflat. 41b. each; Ab. M. 23e.—te be rode by the owners. GM. GrOVIMOI'I FliCaSser. by 1141eurcuck, Lt. roe. ft. from Col. Hai bord's b. e. Yoe t, by late Lordship, darn by You% Mai.ke, across the Flat. SOga. Mr. Wyndham's lehedeni, ht. Sib. rec. SOP. from Su 2. Cla-her, fist 71b. Ab. M. teats. 1,1 to 6or Bagateileawit to lon Jasper—wB to 1 oohs:weal. - - - - RACES. THUILIO•Y, OCT. 2S, 501. for tires and four-yeara uld. Duke of Hamilton's b.c. Sum.IMAM, by Star, 4 yrs 7 I Mr. Scemeues b. c. Sweet William, S y . . S 2 Mr. Masea's (I. e. Trafalgar, • yrs . . . dr A Mitch for 200 i.--hoot, four miles each, mit. Mr. Hotatrinottt's gr. h. lhauglu . . . 2 1 1 Mr. Booth's Black Ps taco . . . . 1 2 2