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I I 1 r 4, ~' THE IT.ALIAN► WITNILYSIM. Os Frith" and Satan/ay peeler's were employed C.,lttstaasedes, foe the sdilitimel comfort of the llama wit nesses, who complained. we understood, of the damp - ess of hn gravel, those, it was swirly and thickly laid ea whets they took possessio• of their present quarters. In their meals too, slate the change of the oromsn, their palates have brie eousulted : at one o'clock some highly-srosoised loop is ..ereed op fur their Isinebroo • throe o'clock is their slimier hour, awl the best fruit dessert which the seams fsesisbes • nine "applied to their table. • They smote themselves as usual : hall playlog in the reiroirig, sail with music of various html. is the 'seeing.— 't two4ore Msjuieehi is the sporting maw .4 the comp's,; he absent for several days last week, perhaps on • visit riot she shooting 111111111.111. Twenty-sit of the witnesses i swain in Cotton -garden. They promenade the yard "Astir • tie greater port of the day, some of them sowskisig segue, • ad others siuging sad playing at hall. There limes a week • whet of door, and variants articles of grocery sod other •.ecresaries, are brought is carts fur their esir. Fresh mesh .votiainß of an abundaid supply of the best previsiose .11 the market, is daily brought to the larder The cooks have a buy time of it, sail as well as the other attestlaissia, shut at one o'clock. after the lunch is served up for the wit -I.,arre. The laughter sad jollity of the Militias during their iteily sports, cau be plainly braid is font of the place of .'.sir pastimes. Many of them are presitted to come out • rationally, at early hosts of the morning and is the eves ..,g, anal have, we understand, heels etioducted to 'Mho of he public places of anissemest.—(olaerrer.) THE ARMY. +11•1111... On Tomas, his Royal Highoess the Doke of Gloarcestn, 'vended by Cobowl Hirohito sod Isis Aides.de.Cam►, io •.peeted the battalion of the 3dveginent of Guards, at Wind. •.or. His Royal Hilliness careened Memel( highly grioned &oh firm. The Officers of the mimeo' gave a gram disb ar,. to the Doke, u• their mess room, mid had Invited a •slat party of Gentlemen to meet his Royal Highotess. The baud played during the creases'. Afeer dinuer noisy loyal 1u5515 were given. Afterwards leis Royal Higbee-Ds sad mramalaiits rttMord to Baxshot Park. The Foa transport soiled ow Friday Gum Portsmouth, with the ramaisider of the second Veteran Reflation, to Cork ; tae ('roan, Zephyr, and Carrilime trsosporte sailed also thither, to convey the remairsies of the Mesh Veteran Batta lion (foot companies of ',hick arrived at Portsmouth last w•ek) to Plymouth. The Aurora transport, Lieut. Coates, scent, has sailed for Flameout h, to take put of the 90th regiment 1 hewer to Malta. Hl4 F.eteellenry the laurel Lieutenant of Ireland 442 beets pleased to appmut Jeers Wanclesforit, Earl of Ormuudr, so be Colonel of Ike Kilkemoy reviewed of militia, is the loom of Ike Marquis of Ormunde, etereased, and to sign a umnsission, dated the 20th day of Sept. wetter, 1820, ac t ortlingly. THE STAFFORDSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALICY. The St.ifford.hire Regiment of Yeomanry Ca -1,:.1.y assembled in Lichfield nil Sunday the 17th %di, about 700 strong, lOr six days' training and .crrciar. The mess dinner on Satiirday, wag perhaps one of Or most splendid rfforis of the kiwi. Among the company prtsent at the dinner at the George Inn on Saturday, we observed the fol• the Marquis of Angkittey, Earl of Harrold", Esel of Da r tmouth, Earl of llahrtdte, Lord Alma, Lord Sisseton, Lord F. Gower, Sir R. Greeley, But. Sir John W iro ureley, Bart. Him. Mr. Minicktors. K. J. Littleton, Esq. M.P. Gen. yot o, Hoe. Mr. Vernon, Sir Cluirks Oakley, Bart. Sr O. Moseley, Dart. Gen. Sir John Brig, W. Peel, Req. M P. G. G. V. Vernon, Esq. M.P. Ho*. Mr. Ward, &cc. Ike. The Ball w s the most brilliant assemblage of rank and fashion ever sects in that city. We ob. served the lollowing : Marquis and Malichimeem of Anelelev, Earl of Harrowhy, r irl and Countess tit' Ilisixidgr, Earl Dastaradt, Earl Mu,. ton soil Lady, Viscount and Viscriantess Amos, Viscount Dedley •iid-Ward, Lord Charles Townstirrl, I Aril F. Goner, Lord Sandon, Lord Widerpark, GalleWlli Sir G. Alison and Lindy, Sir Oswald Mostly,. Bars. 111141 Lady, Sir John Wyatt's icy, Sir John Floneliey and Lady, Sir G. Pitot,Sir C.Oskley wnJ lady, Dean of Lichfield, S.r Thomas Clifford and Lady. sir Roger Geeoliy, Colonel Moncksoet, E.J. Little ton, Ent and Lady, Hun. 11. M. Cavendish, Hon.G. Anson, .G.G V. Vilnon, E.q and Lady Elizalwth Vermin, Gram& prat, Si. F. Damns and lArly, W. Frit, Ensaind Lady J our, the Ladies Pairits, lady Louisa Cadoran, Lady Sutler and Iwo (Necklets, Hon. Miss Ceinerun, Miss Phil ip., Honourable Misr t aveudishes, H the Miss Au stin, Captain Karol, Captain Munrktois, Major , Saint George, W. Rtes., F.sq. Dr. Ruckerirlte and Laity, Dr. Alio-kir...ton and Lady, Dr. Power and (unity, the Rm. trod Canon Redeye, the Reverend 'l'. !Awed. and Lady. Pry. R. J. Prohy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ackland, Miss Hoedhonee, Mrs. C. Woodhouse, Mrs. Porir mid dame's ter., Hon. Mrs. Gifford anal iliughiers, Miss Gresleys, Sir. ant Mra Case. Mr. and %Its. E. I'rrl, Captain and Visa •Filerlarcrire, Mr. and Mrs. lister, Mr. and Mrs. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Miramar sod family, Rev. Mr. and Mni. Gded.in, Miss Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Dodson, Rsir. Barnes Iloyrr, Mies Munektuna. Mr sad Mrs. Suryil, Captain and Mr.. Staid. Mr. sad Mn Simpson' and dasighter, Catkin stud Mr*. Pm*. r, Lieel. NW., Lieut. Proby, Lieut. Went !stk.,. Mr. R. Markley, Mr. B. Peel, Alr.asnl Miss While, Mr aid Ur*. Scott aod two daagletria, Mr. Greene, 3.c. disc. A ottiontlid rolonsialle is about to be erected in front of Drury-lane theatre. Green pease, of an after-groath, were brmight to Ct,rerst-garilen market on Thuriday. and, when shelled, soli at g.. the quart. Game is so abundant this aroma on the Grampian 11:114, in Skof head. that one Gentleman has already kited Qom, brace a.f grow', 38 brace of which were bagged the first day; on which day LandK CNN EDT owl a het of 50 guineas. by killing 73 brace and a although hr mi55...130 shuts. A few diva ago, ou the rood between I)iiiidre spit Broughty Very. • salmon sprung f the firer, awl lighted three or four yard. up the Iwo+. A man happening to pose at the time secured the CAI. which weighed 101lis. !infect.** 8A11841111....The relieving b ot i a ja is stated to hare taken place lately at Hertlord, ha; tween a ore*. es otafewly called HAiialityr keeper to Lord J. Tomosestio, of Balla. sod a per.oll named COCNlttgl.t., who has been fn mom time selling doge in the neighbroirhood. The keeper 'agreed to give Cocaitain.t 41. fur the dog, and to show Imo a *hat at him at 30 yards. with ball filf iritige! and tto body. if lie nos killed, was to be recknord at 31. to make tip the ',vice of the el, w hich WOO estimated at 7/4 but if he was wilt killed, be was, in his tern, to have the dog.Ood a clot at Coileattt.. Areordingly betook his des 'Alice at 3§ yards. plating his hat at hie feet. -mad cgegggiert.. with a ntio-ket and ball cartvide. at tu,ite Ow at boat ; the ball p114 . 1111r, between his Isga stow* I+.ll het. and heat up the dirt in his lace *CerfIIVRILL tt• (+tied receiving Ins mho., and uvir we the deg. They then agreed to fight with mos lea, at 50 yards distance, the nest day, but were reltrePted. bum the eircumstioce b.iug known.— ll'ocaaat 1.1. to and to he of respectable family, ~c ur l' u ocester.--(Bristul Gazette.) OLb BAILEY, S Alla_ _lr. SIP?. 90. W. Betfovea was kediefed be @Maisie huge issatilp of boots seed papers, be property of the OVltt•llefe mad goer. dims of Ike pose of the perish Illerfriallase. The Pri sower waste pauper in the workhouse, aged 7k. The' papers sad hooks is mosules related ts perish accosta, skill other doceineets of use sod valise. They were shooed' is a met of loft over a passage; great quantities of these were mineed, sell it was discovered that mime of the peepers sod among the rest the Primmer, were is the habit of Mesas; limns, sad selling these to oeighbituring elme.eittusgers, Ate. Ore of these proved that he purchased a greedily of The books is question from the Prisoner at the rate of dd. per posed. Verdict—finally. Mr. Adolphe., who had momenta for the parish, said, the Prisoner, he wee isetruettil to say, had, up to this period, been • respectable moo ; sod dial this preereetion hod eel, bees ismitried in hedge is pmt a step to Ibis evil (which had of late estesded eels to every am Of the Govermuent ester bliehatests) l sod sot frogs eery visdictive motives. J. Dry was aim helloed for stealing a large quantity of this pow, and was ilia fossil diiikr. IC 0111111011 fit was irdieted fur receiving the saute, ksowisg 'it to hove bees stoles; hot the proof endow being that he stole himself pert of the property, be was of corm ergots till of trieg. It was impossible to say hew numb had octrallibees stolen • bet upwards of k cwt. of the pariah books sad papers had bees recovered. J. Weelfe, A. IVharep, sad D. Ildtwarele were indicted fie sieslirg part of • chide sad seals, the poverty of J. Teesdale, from his perms. The Prosecutor Imo peados the end of Portland-mad so the lbth of Jose, at the time the promesima of the glass-blowers was pimp along the New-road Is White Cos , dwit House wham a maw struck him a severe blow in the rock, sad enatelted at his seals ; the chats broke, sod the woe termed rowed to Wherry sod Edwards, sod appeared in en altitude es if giving three the seals sad a part of his chain. Teesdale seised the fellow who had robbed him by the collar, sad called fee help; bat he was Malignity attacked by a sueseross gage of desperate ruffians, who pelted him with stows knocked him aosin, and remised the ism • who had ro bbed hilt. This was between twelve sad see ,o'clork is the pfserheirs ; sad he continued to follow the procession abiiiit Which the Pre own soil their gang coutisurd to lamer. He bad another Wreak with the wan, is which be was agsie sessiercess. fel, sad was ogee more severely ilLtrested. He still, how ever, continued to follow them, and whoa OKI got ewer the top of Pamiotrille.bill be fogad several timetables, to wham be made ksown his loss. The gasp seeing bier in comer swiss with the officers began to rue is differed dirrcihres, bat Wherry sed Edwards bebop pursued and takes, the gas, mustered ie force, sad attacked she offices s and the Prosecutor stoat violestly. At this titer Woolf, was belied The Prosecutor, who felt some our trying to get at his pocket.liook, end on looking resod he sew some mews. papers, which he had had in his cwt-pocket, lying et feet. He was then taken also; and SO .pite of all Ilia efforts of the gang to rescue their compeoitoss the officers succeeded in getting their primmer, late a public-hover, which the peg threatened to pull dorm if thew companions were NW liberated. They were et last moseyed to the watch-house. _ - _ The Commom Stalinist sionimeti up the (side•te, and the Jury, without ►esitatiuo, returned a verdict of Guilty against all the Prisoners. The Comma SEILILAINT immediately Naffed them up for judgment. He regretted that in the ►urry of t h e office the iodide/teat had nut beets capitally laid fu► a highway robbery; for if it had, the Jury runt have euairieted them am t►e same el/ideate, sad he (the Common &Arent) mist ►ave recommended them to the King in Grossed as It sub jects to suffer the wlelost punishment of the law. Aia it was, the Court never heard of a morii daring and atrocious offerer, committed in • most public road at rid-day; and therefore be sentenced them all to transportation fur life. POLICE. MANSION HOWL UNSEASONABLE SALMON. A respectable oakum., of Bithugs/ate, named William For►er, was charged, oo Saturday, ►efore the Lord Mayor, by Mc. Mitch.lmo, the Uttder•Bailif, with having sold un. seastosabie salamis, comoury to the statute, which prohibits she sale of keeper or shedder salmons as onseasonabk sad un wholesome, and Milieu a heavy Sae for the offence. Mr. Michelson, in bringiag forward his charge, stated fo the Lard Mayor, that the publicity gives to the former complitiot wpm the subject had been of considerable adroit loge to the public. The practice so long in existence bad yielded in a great measure to the severity of his Lordship's admonitions, and to the milieu the public had been obliged to take for the security of their own health, bud kepper sod shedder salami' had disapprmed from the L. 001143111 market for s cousiderable time. He had to regret the obligation wpm' ►im to mention the Defendant as an exception to Slime who acted in compliance with the statute; and be deposed, that he had, on Friday morning, seised a fish upon that sales. asan's fora liable to all the übjectioas emunterateit is the Act for the prevention of the sale. It would be for his Lordship to decide, whether indulgence should be extended atter what had taken place upon the former ocessitra ; or, whether a smart tine would not have a tome substastial eff. et in twitting a slop to the practice. The salmon was Own istodaired. Several respectable whimsies proved that the salmon pro. duced was usiwitolesorne. . Lord Mayor said, he was determined to punish all persons scaliest whom charges of so serious a nature should be established. It became peculiarly incumbent ups,n him to do so after the late exposure of the shameful practice of selling an article which was known to be so injurious, sail against which it seemed to he imlisp►nsahly Necessary to Kies the most public caution. His Lusdship then called upon she Defendant to pay a fine of five pounds. The Defendant stated, that he was nut aware, when he was expooisg the fish for sale, that he was coaervarel in an illegal set, and submitted that it would be but fair to ' , stead the indult/trace to hens which bad been sbewn to others, to caution, but 61111 lint him. Tie LORD MAYOR said, it was ab , urd to plead 4'ol to a fact an universally known, and after some further °beer eratioas by his Lorilebip, the Defendaut paid the fine. ROW STlllielr. 0.1 Saturday last Iwo mpeetable pentane, who gave their names as James Heal Afield aad Bois: MBAs Bray, were brought up before George Rowland M Mahon, Esq. the Sit. tiog Magistrate, charged with a breach of the peace. On Friday evening she Defeatlast, Heathfseld,. went into Deity's chop-hump., Strand, and ordered a Aimee for himself, which ma brought to him by the complainant, A.hi skint, alto is a waiter at the shove house. DeG ndalit paid for the articles he had called for, tad ordered some more to *fagot ready, sad which were also taken to him ►y the Com • plainant and placed by him out the table at which the De. fesulaut was seated, and waa retiring, vibes, the Defendant jumped op, laid hold of him and strock him several pushed over the table, *thew the plates, knives, and forks, about the room, and continued making a great disturbance. The llef udaui Brsy, who *as also is the room, memo. mined and joined with the tither Defendant is causing the shame basset. The arrival of the watchmen terminated their °airstream sad violent behaviour, and alter great dinicalty they were secured and taken In the watch honse, whirr they nate estalitsed all night. The Coop'einem mated, that the motive which ina...ed him to prefer the foregoing rharge against the Defendants was, to precept fur the future conduct SO highly reprehensi ble; and also stated, that he slid not wish to proceed furilw r, •11 the D. fentlaum *me willing to apologise, to which the Dt fradants cesteated, sad were accordingly discharged. NO9•Nl! ' , TREF?. .APPREIIENSION AND DESPFI: ATE RESIbIANCE OF . 1 11 VENDER OF FORGED NOTES. Oa Saturday last a case of a peculiar nature, of uttering ' and vet sting forged notes, came on to be heard before Wil liam Bennett, E.g. the saitiug Magistrate. Moue Ilannider, a gentlemanly-looking ynettg man, about thirty jean of age, attired i■ a Suit of black, and whore rainners and deportment imlicatrirl that be bad been well Nought up, cum charged with Lacing in his possessive a `mteedly if dieted soles, foe. Ills Purr** se hems*, Shoo to N Illese;Meire the Bask if Bodged. nit, sod Paid& oaken ei the pariah of is. fmke, eseeleed Ishemadso that the Moser was to be at the Itedoefs Mud pellieletege, i. Old trees, they proceeded thither, sod doodled she Priestley is the parlour la the set art toarkias s bowls it soles with pee and tat, mid deli veries them fp simither who was stationed there fee the pse• pose. The ..MMus attempted W prize the sates which lay 11.41 the table, bet the Peignoir grasped them, put part Melt' his packet, arid same he ',elbowed, which heirs ob served by the olkers, they seised him sad **diamond or peeress hive from as doing. The Polemics. ensile a desperste resiosisee, hat he wee overpowered sad ultimately secured, wises two herd notes were found in his pocket, foe the paysseet of IL each ' • mid another for the same amoust was ales fogad murder thehik-staild us Ai* table. [Here the mime were prodseed Mr. Gilmer Oft e a tbelagrecties 'of the Bask, alleoged, sod promem:ed the three notes produced to be forgeries in all respects. The Prisoner being called on for his defame, he stated that his father am s respectable clothier of Warmissier ; soil about six rare ago he calm himself SO LOII4OIIII, sail cum. teemed busineM in thallium, bat iisrfortunately failed, slier rereading property to the awrount of 6,0001. Lately be be cause einasiated with as isdividual to whom inachinatiens he became s Pialiney, the racer, i s timated that, daring the last four esootha, they had beetii.tin the look.ust for the Primmer, whom they suspected to have dealt largely in this dargermis tragic. Mr. Basher, the Solicitor for the Beak, thought that several 'other ;bargee would be preferred agaistet the Pei. meet, therefore be weirceormitted for re-esessinatigis. THE NONTIMPIiST EXPEDITION. It is impossible not to feel a deep interest in the Me of Lieu , . Parry and his brave comrades, who, with hearts undaunted at the prospect of dangers themost appalling that human brings ever encoun tered. have, in a manner, devoted themselves to extend the boundaries of knowledge in a region where it would seem that nature has interposed bar riers nom ttttt imeable to the skill and enterprise of man. The following paragraph, copied Irons the Liverpool Mercury of Friday, will have a leaden:, to keep alive our hopes of a favourable result : Mercury tylice, Thersdoy bight. A letter has been very toolitely handed to us from the Liverpool Courier Office. where the writer is very well known. It is dated front Hull, and the following is an extract : The Cumbrian, Capt:iin Johnson, morning arrisitd front the Straits. A Gentleman has just called to say, that Captain J. would call in the course of the afternoon. Should he call before post, I will send you his statement verbatim. It is said that he briefly states. that he was farther up the Sound than Captain Ross peneirated—a flue open sea, and saw nothing of the Discovery Ships ; and states his first belief, from the appearance of the water. 6e. &c. that Parry had succeeded iu finding a pssivige. Ile also states, that the Friend ship, and another vessel (not arrived) proceeded farther up titan himself. I sincerely hope his ex. pectations will be realised. Should I not be able to send sou Captain statement, it will he in. carted, wish every other particular we can get. oar Friday. Post going. I have not seen Captain J.; but I learn he went up Lancaster Sound, eighty miler, where it was twenty miles wide, with strong current, aril no ob otruction appesreil front the mast-head. The Friendship sad Trite Lore were pioceeding up the Sound alien the Cambrian was returning; but whe ther they would go farther up or not is uncertain. The general opinion is, ilist Parry has discovered an inland tea—hut whether lie will be enabled to get through or not, is quite problematical. In the Grimsby ship news is noticed the arrival of the Nor, Fastowberg. COOPER. of that post, fermi the whale fis h ery, a full eleip. The Master informs no, that in returning down the west side of Davis's Straits, in lat. 73. 20. N. he diecovered huts on the laud, which appeared to have been lately i ,, habiteel, front the several articles found there, such as skins sewed in the neatest miniver, being apparently the dresu of a female ; likewise the ►mall end of u uni corn's horn, with a hole drilled through it, ati , l se veral seal skins fableited up with skewer*, romans ing blubber; also several vs eoels with triangular sides, like titian peg troughs, taiga; g clear oil, and a hat made of solid whalebone, ite shape of a half-peck measure. From the massy impressions of feet nn the snow, it appeared to the crew of the hurl Fourenberg that there were many inhabitants in that part of the world, who probably on the ap proach of the vessel fled into the interior of the country, the ground of which was covered aid) grass and full of verdure. The coveys of partridges are this season found by the sportsmen to be moiler than they have been fur the last too or three year,. A Meeting was htld at the King's Arms Inn, Uxb►idge, on Friday, which was very numerously and respectably attended by 'serious in the wool trade I and we understand that am annual wool fair is about to be established there, which will be of the utmost benefit to the growers of that staple commodity in the parrs adjacent. The facility with which the bryeis can convey their purchases to any part of the kingdom, by means of the Grand Junction Canal, must in r shoot tune co 11111 l nod the . attention of all persons concerned in the wool trade. Yesterday ie'smight there was mu Violent ►torn of thunder in the neighbourhood of Aylesbury. At Slone, near Hartwell, the lightning was attracted by • four-horse-power thrashing machine, which it shivered in pieces and set on lire. The devouring flame wits instantly communicated to the adjoining hint and ricks of corn; th►rteen eif them, together with the barn, and some out-buildings, were entirely consumed. The properly destroyed us estimated at 2,0001. not any of which was insured. It is re niaikable that neither the meet, nor horses, that were working at the machine, received any materiel injury. A shnekinic accident occurred st Nluskliam bridge. about two ►Hilts from Newark. early in the ntoruutg of the 27'h ult. As the Union coach was parsing over, the horses swrrveri to avoid some Ise* spread gravel. and drew the roach agaivat a port on the south-east side of the bridge. Thw sudden shock threw a pss.setigPr and the ccrachnian from she box ; the former till amongst the honer. and was not much hurt. but the latter. ROBERT COOL fell into thefi►er, and was unfortunately drewned. .1 n• !`HR TURA WALSALL RACES. . WZDWIPDAT, OtPTIIIIIIIRA 27. weeportsitta of lUgs. each, with 10p. added ►y the Shear for three year old colt.. One mile heats. Earl Gower's hr. e. by H.phazard, Sod. blh F. Nana, Esq.'s ►. r. by Cavendish, Sat. blb I lobo Walboa.r, E.q 'a. Loyally, by Rabe.., Sat. blb 3 3 Sir J. G. Eger too • rh. e. 114. bib Vlaronot Ammo's tj. c. The Deady, by FiteJanaes Sat. bib EJ. Littleton, Esq.'s h. f. by Schou, Sat. 311, The Corporation awl Gesitlcaseses Sooloorviptions Parar, Set for hares, Ste. of all Imes. Two mile braes. V. Corti, t, El.'s b. f. Vic-swims, by Haphazard, 1 Me. Sicpbconin's b. e. bobbed. Mt. 1 I lb. J. Ilardpirorob, Esq.'s h. c.by Petrosoilos. 614. 11Ib 2 3 Eat( Darionooth'is b. 2. b yrs old, /bd. tilb b 4 Deolsion's br. e. Blocher, Sat. I lb. 2 dr THURSDAY. The Tee Guineas Stakes was won at twn twit, by lowi Hartitionsh's b year. obi (Ardis') heating toed A 11•04 1 .0 Holigoblia (that won one bass) and *them The SO/. Plate was woo at Iwo beats by Mr. Whitehouse's b. e.(Whileboiw) 'waling Sir G. Pipes Fairlopioa (fist woo ore beat) sod other,. OSIV EgTRY RACE. 11•VIDAII, OFFTIIIIIIIIIII n. The Stewa►di Plate of &weedy Monads. Two...mils heats. Mr. Rogers's be. r. Paul Potter, 4 yrs 0k1,11.1. 121 b... 1 1 Sir J. Egerton's br. c. Gmnthorpe, 4 yrs old, Bst. 121 b. I dr Sweepstakes of 13gs. each, for three.year olds, ?d.; four, Sat. 21b.; her, SW 91b.; six sad aged, 9st. this mils (Six Subscribers.) Mr. Mytioli's b. S. Anti-Radical, by Marniion, 1 pa old 1 Sir W. W. Wresi's be. c. by Tbouderbolt, 3 yrs A Silver Cup, value 501. the gift of Sir W. W. Wyse, Bort, fur hunters. two. mile beats. Mr. J. Bessie/es b. h. Tun Pails, 6 yrs old, Itel. 1 1 Mr. Rogers's ch. C. Vietorime, 4 yrs old. I Ist 6 2 Mr. Myotoses b. h. Leopold, wit, 12. t. 41b. Mr. Owen's roc R. Prsturdsl, aged, 12st. 4 h Mr. Wyon's gr. wt. Cricket, 6 yrs. l Ist. 10Ib. TUZIMAY. The Gestlemen's Ssibecripliois Puree of SAI fur three sod Nor years uld. Two saik Items. Sir T. Sisoley's ch. CA Jae, 3 yrs old. ...... 3 1 1 Mr. Leicester's b. c. Curorraik .. Sir J. G. Egertoo's be. h Galdburpe ...„ el t 3 W. Ormsby Gure, Esq.'s b. r. Pastors lt dr Mr. Wight's b e. Bergsma, 3 yrs old. Mr. Rogers's 1,. h. Paul Potter, 4 yrs old 4 dr J. Mottos, E.q.'s b. c. lialstuti„ 3 yrs old sir Mr. Huocll's br. f. by EVes hettimg on Corucraik soil Cedric before startiog : aft,, the iret beat K cud 7 to 4 we Curocrsik i sod ante the second twat Stol am Cedric. A very sell eutsiesteti race. A liwiepstaltes of Totally-Ave Gisioeas each fur Culls: to run the lest half smile. Y. 111)ttoe, F.Aq.'s ch. it. by Fits James 1 Sir W. W. Wynn's b. e. by Young Sorcerer I Mr. J. Painter's b. c. Ci.zeovab dr A capital raer, and •Roa cleverly. A Gold! Cut, value 100 pumas. Foar•twik beat. Nowt nut amid. IVEDXFIIOkII, The Town Sablieripfion Plate of WI. free for any hone, ke. Four-mile heitg. J. Myttoa, be. IlsLinn, 3 yrs Mr. ltoyfers's b. e. Berginlli, 3 yrs Mr. Leicester's b. c. Come/sib, 4yn Sir T. Stanley's eh. e. Cedric, 3 yrs Holston Pie f its alter the Ant beat; ttl to 1 ea Hal- Non. Ala eseelirel rare. A Sweepstakes of 10 guineas each, fur hooters. Twomaik heats. Mr. Rogers's eh. f. by Hit-or-Miss 1 1 Mr. 11/yalt's gr. at. Critket, 6 yrs Mr. Haynes ch. h Fitawilliatw, 4 yes Mr. Wright's rh. R. George, aged J. Mytimy, Esq. sail the Hutt. A. H. Trevor are sub scribers, but did nut name. Even bettiag as the Hit-or-Miss tilly and Fitzoilliam before martin; after the Ant beat, 5 to I ou the former. A good race. A Sweepstakes of lee guineas earh, with twenty guineas add. d from the fund ; the winner to be sold for Arty guineas. One mile hests. W. 0. Gore, Esq.'s b.f. St. Winfred J. Mylles, h. m. Brunette 3 2 W.O. Gore, Esq 's b. f. Pastors, 3 pig old ..... dr Mr. Hayward'a br. ns. A yrs I I I Hun. A. H. Trevor's b. g. by Dt-crierr Sir W. W. Wynn's g. g by Dolphins Strwar:is appointed fur BM—Andrew Vincent ( - orbit, of Acton Mynah!, Esq. and Thomas Bulks-ley Owen, of Tedesniere !lull, Esq. The week commenced • ith a charity gproson, by the Rev. .1. Russell. fur the benefit of the National schools, and a liberal colleciion wag made. The triple minis' of Protestant Dimentem employed the evenings iu their stewed yearly practice of preaching, " fur the purpose of eodeacout iug to counteract the influence of sinful anonsesuents." iiheCourse literally swarmed w►lh pirk•pockets, mod house in the Wan was robbed while the occupiers one at Me theatre. The ships Comet and Calcutta, from Liverpool for Bengal, were awoken with on 20ili JUlle on the Equator, in long. -20. W. The following 1. an extract of • letter, dated Gib raltar, September 7 :—" 13v advice to-day frost. Tangier, it appears that en rilgernie squadron, eon sisting of ►wo eurvetna and a schooner, Fussed these Straits to the westward, on she 4th instant. A cur- Vette or 24 game Mood into Tangier, bot Im►ne diately rejoined the others, and ►u+de . _ Extract Gum • letter timed Oporto. Sept. 13:— " What do you think of the heroism cLthe people of Oporto Are tiny not adm iag .et to attempt such • change without being orvnitted, and previously rim • good outlet. standing with the rest of ihe Grandees? However, the fact is, they were tired or oppri scion anti excessive despotism; the voice of the nation was general, and it only wanted a beginning. 7 has it was left aus crud time for the people of Oporto to strike the blow; cud, new it is shuck, we find um selves wish all the south of local in our favour, with evert considerable. desertion from !Astons to the good cause. The key of the river Tagus, fort St. Julian, is iu the pos. sessiou of the artillery of Lisbon, and in our hymn. The eilizrus of Lisbon in general issit particularly the mili tary) are in the Oporto cause; but the old Governors, holding good places. it goes hard with 11,. m to resign them. Our Pros tannin' Ouvrroment loser • this to-morrow, on their way to the capital, with 30,00') strung (all of the line), there to establish the good cause. The 11C161 1,e1 , 11 you will most probably receive from Lobos, (the cummuiricalion w ells which is at present shut hum us, will be, that the whule of Portugal is in unison." There is now litlug in the ► u iuilp of the Nliiiories on phi woman, at thr uolvaortd ege of 11 I, *liu was touched by Queen ANNE for ihe ord. THE AUTHOR Cf WAYEaI.Eir, &C.—A statement appears in Got.D inn! Noirtutiousa's Loaders Ma gazine, 'dote!' it ju..t 011)!I+lied, shit Mrs. SCOTT, formes ly Miss M'Cuttocts, she Lislfol THOMAS SCOTT, Esq. Paymaster of the 7011) ro gimrot. at larProst ill Cnstailei, sisal brother to Sir WALTER SCOTT. is thy Wart of tlawe admirable hovels. which have bees. generally attributed to Sir Wm.- ma; we menu Warerky, &c. 1411171. WINDSOR, SerroostiL 30. Watisl,p.ia. Ytt at. 17/10s I Ream, per v..... 341. to 391 may. per Id. .. 71. is 31. Peas. 43*Is ll4s to 27s Rye. IV . . _ READING. gormless W. Wbrin .an. h. 11a141 loraM Ns b fit. Rarlry eta to U. 0.1 Outs lts ho ?vs Ikea' OM Wheat.... —a I. —a STA lIS F.S, Sirearitak W. I Whew.... 13/ 11. to 181 Ws geese per qr...• —• I* —• !Rye ...... —.... U. to --a Becky —a o• —. Oat., per qr. .... 31S. So 38. Beams ..-.4 to 36. Tier Cure Markel. at Sslathery, D.•vittra. Laviestoe„ a... 1 illaratiester, have all predated abeadtat *applies, fie et..... tk►re Was little dretaad r and p►ime feel rtd free to. to 4. LINCOLN CATHEDRA/.. The north tower tf t►N beautifol fabric (is which towrr Great Toss hasp) is iturkrseiwit repose, by twigs lwared with ire* @mewed its the interior; already shoot live too, weight of inns has bees lime disposed of. For aortae )ear s Great Tow's duty has herr passive ; whenever his 50... h.. been heeled, it has been penalised either ►y elork-work, or by • rope fitasewed to his swages sod passed over a whirl ; bet lifework wow perforsaisig, it is expected, will so far rirewit hen the tower, that we easy espy' again to hear Tnaa's Gee full asters, torte, se thustlered forth whew he is Ilissero sp, as °panties which requires she smiled power of ten ‘,„ twelve toes. The mule resorted to of apstyins str ew th I . Suers is Mt WISCOUSIII4.II Slao,Gi►d has • church se braerd with area ; and &ism the applirstios of this strewsilietser two bells bare be. added to the peal, is a steeple 'loch was lodine considered &virtues. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Canoe into harbour the Rural George 3acht, r,oar Spit. bead. Hinted the Crown, Foe, sad Carohiwe tramper', foe Corti ; and the whole of the wolwartl bound except the nuns., Bitonwards, aad Mince Blocher, Johouni, for Brupt; al,, the Price George. foe New South Wales. - - aaawica, arrrasosaa 29. Arrived the Lady Nepeao parkrt with • •ail from 11.1. land. DEAL, !DITTO'S'S 49. Arrived nod nailed for the River the IF.Jitabeth, Spooner, front Jamaica; and John, Baker, hens Leghorn. Saikd the whole of the ontward.kweaml. CONIC down from the River and sailed the Westinurtaii,l, Barjoribasiks, fire New Brunswick. DELL, sarrcusta 49 Arrived the Ariel, Hurst, from Dsvis's Strait., 16 fi-h, &SO butts. NOME 1111811LOMP, IMPTLIIIMEIR 2s. Arrived tie British Chien, WarlNsH, from Dam's Straits, II Ash, tth tens. -_ Arrived the Vittoria, Pummels, frown Jemmies ; Mary. Karate, fro. New Odessa; Arivilue, Gay, from Baltisoury ; treltivitow, ArVastrutit, (mow Alsrataichi ; Crime. Wuwit, from Nava tleotia; Grated Brows, M'Alpiae. Coma Primes Eilwasil's liked; sad Mary Ara, Reid, (ruse Muutreal. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILOMALL, gee-meaaow. ..... N. H. S. W nnnnn n Ashford, shipowser J. Harvey, Lradeshall-dserhek. reellertr 0 10 C ERTI IPMILT BS. J. Steel, sow or late of abeffieli, Task, grocer.—C. Need ham, jun. of Liverpool, sweekant,W. Toll, of St. GI r emains, foresail, Batik. of Wooloiri, Kent, bekgr.—W. S. Betty, of flealasates, York, apoalsrearp—W. Crook, of &macre, Willa, farmer.—.S. Hargraves, of Liver. pool, woolles-draper. MARRIAGE. On the teth ult. by epeeist Remise, at Snanmore House, Hants, the mat of Aleasodew Shearer, E•q. by Ilse Rrw %. Sifter'. A.M. Vies, of Newhard', the Hight Humourable Hans Francis, Earl of Huotingdon, to Ebaa May, "radon a the late Alezander Thistletkvrayte, Emil. of Hampshire, and eldest daughter of the late Joseph Rettesworth, Esq. of the Isle of iVught. DEATHS. Ois F,iday last, at Beanley, in Keel, aged 76 years, John Wheblr, Fiq. a principal Proprietor of the Coolly Herald. la ISOS, Mr. Wattle was chosen mein the Commas Cas ed or the Ward of Farriugdon Within, ea honour which he continued to rejig till Ms death. At Sunthaespuse, ow the tab lest, the Hoe. Mrs. Wallop, sister to Wm. Powktt Panes, Esq. end Lady Serving. On Friday, MI alt. at Crowell End, Herat', Mary Aoo, the wife of Mr. J. P. Hillary, Mark-lase. Ott Saturday, the 16th ult. at her sow-le.laves house, Teryforel Lodge, Sewn sr, in the 71111 s year of her age, Lady Sewell widow of the late Right Hon. &r Thaw Sewell, formerly Master of the Rolle, sad one of his Msjesty's Mast Honourable Privy Comic& Her Ladyship was sister of the late sad aunt to the preterit Colonel Sibthorp, of C•1111/11k, and aunt alas of Sir Montague Cholnaley, Bart. Member for Greettant. lh the let of Asiwit, 11110, at Washisgton, in Penn sylvania, Mr. Thomas SFr's', farmer and norserynsan, lately resident is the seighlieterbsed of filrefiekl. He fell a victim to the disorder which had Meg ellieted him is England. He was jourseyirayg towards the Wester. Stales, when his vols. able life was terminated, and his family left without home, without friesda, destitute of his paternal 'slaw* sad care. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Monolog t 3 'trier 10. I livening S .Aer 11. PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. C 005... 661 ii EL Bills. 2..1 2 pr. per 3 per Ct. N. Ann. 104 I Lottery Tickets !IL IP. 102 I Coos. for Aec.... 661 i India Bonds ..18 19 pr. By his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEAKE'S Genuine PILLS, leafy homes for Coring, is ail its Stages, a Certain Disease. Ose small Ptll is a dew; sod the labia, of sue Ilex, in • re. net Caw, will sows convince the Pelletal of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothiag ewe be better contrived, sore safe, or more coemenieat than this remedy, for such as see obliged to go joursies or to aes, as it needs so coefleesent or restraint of diet ; sod 60 years experience (in as e•sler sive practice) hie proved that it will efres • elite. •P• .1 re peated salivating sad all other methods avail noil.sue. Etr the Scurry sod ether Cheesiest Disorders, lb.. Me.fiteite has sot its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 peruses, of both sexes ' here bets radically eared of the above creel Di.. orders within the last eight years. Prepared sod sold by she sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR sod SONS, &levees • , at their Woos, No. 9, New Bridge-street, is boxes of osly 7,.. Vd. each, ditty iscieded.—N.R. Two bark doers sad tights in lb. passages at night. They are also sold by theor appoietwent, with copses directness, itt Mr. litsborn't Toy-.hop, 103, OzAied-eweet ; Mr. Disbaroisgh's, 7, Fob. wreet.kilL, meanly opposite the Monoseent; at Mr. Ilaatite's, ' Eilinburet; Mr. Newhery's, nubile ; sad by solar is every cossideralde Wire is Groat *thus sad Ireland. Advice gratis to penises labia' the above, se other of ;he proprietors* and Senslaid Week mei cared, sod leiter', part paid, aessieresl. • See the list published by tlie Ittirsl College of 4itels• Primod Publiaheel at Tug Ramon napes and Tan Gums Ogee, Nu. I?? , anted, by C. CORNWELL, .( the *oat i