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•• J i 4: i. . t : •L. \‘.. Nitt . ~ ~ • V t77(' • - `~. • THE ARMY. . Ilia "were of Government, &led die 18th of Xoemniketf, r...., . 11120, and the Adjutant-Cs:total of lie Army under 1 • • COURTS-11A term .. ~d ,'' same date, in which he monist', mud without &untidiest , mor. bed Me defeat, its the said allow of the 9:h of Nosenther, - . HoremGoards, • Donsmilist IS, lett. . I 181// ' ", the "thb•havi`rue. before. the enemy on that day of A4st General Cowl Martial haddrys,gBB2BlBl„..iv the 'mind di, aliecorand mum who composed the detachment soder .. 3 .4 . l . °ll4 " tissne.ai i s l n o : h i ; tot 4 : G u r t . ig iti P e ril r oa lti osa l aasuada, r -4144061i_ Lse illeel nteo l a tr si t 1 Upon which Charges the Coed came to the following de 10tiek Robert Trailite.. of the Id Ceylon regiment, was at; ' vision '-- .. timelies upon the ( 0• , 0 1 ch at " , v i a. _ • . Fooling ems Sentence --The Cana having maturity 1.„,. o rear a a al," and disgraceful sooanct,hi _ hi _ weighed and considered all that bid been adduced in sup s,__..._...„. . tii i ii an o l seve and a cenik L us i . port of the prosecution, as well as what has Sera brursght to o,or on 7:7:7 .4 a 5e k o ri blukosisvv, Imo. in being roared in .forward Oil the defence., moue to the following opinion on h most indeetiFeltile Or WWWBretiou 820111 'twelve seeker* as the reopective charges preferred. against the Prisoner, Cap .muuri, in,.`ohrlAaw loftiness florae of the fal-Cire4Os Rini- "" T. I. " Th " s°l°° "' ur hi. Mejesty's 1701;:ght &swamis t—i. ____„. __, ;._ _ m __._ __,__„_ __„__ _,,,,__,...„ ____. t •••• That the Pi ',ropier so not guilty of the Mrs Ch.rge, ea wa'"a"..ttrl.");•"*.";:dud7.7i737:',...— -""...", ' .7a ` .li7ZlZ "*" ..h; "" so as fee es she C°." e"ssr°Pu"ss ("It the exPedilleal private soldier drank at th a t t one ." into it.. interior of Arabia was on rashly, ow ar sd.„„ F . ,,, swiss ahasuerist and dawns...fat onadoet. law, wont of Ilierymeallsreas of t% detachment : and they do therm. oribecorniag the character of .. 0f..... sad . 1 Gerstlentow, I°e° ss"lssistaas Ise every other part of she " Ss) Charge. That the Primmer is out guilty of the second Charge, old .•ol subversive of all order and military direiplier, nn , or phone the 14th December, 1820, in vv ,,,, i ”. in a i sods -. the Cones Mr flialteicoe hountwidoly amino him of the same. cent stale of iotasicattais to a itgsoseus---zis,snet Martial _ a " That the Prisoner is not g•itty of dm third Chdrge, and a Member, to sit on - the said Coed Martial." 9 the Coos Ido thereferr honourably acquit him of the same. ii With regard to the fourth Choice, th a t th e P r i soarr i s 341 " For most disresp e ctf u l an d uno llfi eer lik e con d uct Reilly of louring` addressed MO Official Report to the Chi e f Se. towards his Cotomatrding Off icer , oo Sr o b ois t t h e 234 credo y to Gored, stem, dated the 18th Noetwiher,lll2o, sod to March., in writing • most coul e mpl aties an d I nso l ent letter ' the Adjutarit General or she Army, soder the wine nate, in so lieutenant and . Adj u t an t M ea d rn i n anawer to one written to how by Adjutaut Meriden, in Ma offirial 'capacity; whist' he monody and without foundation ascribed his de feat in die said airiir of the fhb of November, 1820, to the conseylog the Commanding Offi cer ' s or d ers for hies Lieute nant Payout, to quit the Officers 511 " 111 " 1 "" hli private misbehaviour to tore the enemy on that day of the officers oth. at ► par .sod men who composed the deseehrsentrooter his command. residence, and to provide himself w ith o th er quarters " • .most violeot, . 00tsairoos and uaartcestihe But doe - Cowl are at the same time of opinion, that this evident ow the 90th March last—First, in lore\ ing his Report Prees.eded from efrOOPOUS CONCiIiSIOII/, and they do therefisee 'distil him of disgraerfol cuudiict isubseetatog an Orreeteealleesterd, in forcing the sentry pl ace d i n c h arge o f the Officers' Illess.houtie, striking and otherwise abusing "tee. " Ow said sentry, when in the es e e s ti as of Ins defy, he at. The Cried having found Ore P r i mmer gu ilt y ** W eave specified, do thereto... adjmege him, the said Calash,' T. P. tempted to prevent his- breaking into the Illeaollsorrse 'Third, For nsitsi_ tote the ors.. _ ns „ masa.hou __ .oti such Thompson, to he publicly reprimanded, or suchissaatier eahis const"•staer Ming most disesacefutv : too, sohae " s tsi ` va of .1 , gaceliesity the Counnalider so Chief may think proper." Revised Opiiiion—The .C o urs haviog t a k en 11111111 mesa..tirder nerd military dieciplioe, sad in di rec t vio l a:mu o f rh o Ai l icksi.ofi.W.we.° deliberatioa the preceding mire of his Eseellsorey thedOsti mender-in-Chu f, fret i hymn.' yes neerrililess biome hillaillelie UPtdldebieh Cheeps the Court came to the following &la riats* t—. .. . to their inward booing sod scoteure. ..•t., -.mi. . Tb. Collet having duly weighed and considered the ' Confirmed, (Signed) C. COLVILLE, 1...ita1.-Gas... ee mo i b ol i e rr a i re ee o l ddiseed nig, inasgeaph;:tothoef the charges' e t:e „ b O re fess e! n hi t Sa .ga tn i. u . el t .The Most Nohie die Comotamlerdn Chief dooms dmitethe foregoing under he mitered in the G.,,rrat 4), Jer . filiiellopotl hint, and whir he has said in his d e f en c e , i s o f o pi n i on th a t read ot the head of terry regioiem t nit her. klajeateshoomentin Ire isfiniVy of the whole o f th e c ha rges b roug ht aga i ns t . -. oble the Commander-in-Chief, him, which being in breach of Ike Articles of War, the oast 4s'.. Indi•. Court sloes therefore *Potence him, the aol4„torowapkont By order of die Most N Sam THOMAS • hl 'NI AHON, C o l. A U. Samuel Robert Poyniz, to he Cashiered." ._ _ —.. . . - ... -. _ , ;- His Majesty has been pleased to approve itegf gooks the • - finding and senteuce of the Court. ~N AVAL I N l'A LLIGE bleat NCIf. ireet Hi. Royal Highness the Commander-in-CMS Awls, that _______ • • 0. • .• . the &mein charges preferred *primal Lienteneat Unmet Voters Polio', together with the fioding sad *empire of Hot Court, and his Majesty's approval thereof, he cetera et the General Order Book, and read at the load of ewer Ifffment in his Majesty's service. ifigeollendled of h.a Koval Highness the Consmantler4a. Chlifi HENRY TORRENS, Adjuorrit-Gerteral. eat et:s • ' Horse-Guards, December 17, 1871. . . At ft General Court M • I held at Colombo, in the 'deed of Ceylon, on the 18th of April, 1821, and continued tor adjosraments to the 2tith of the smite month, *hymn! Lieutenant James Sloper, of the 24 Cryloss wdows!, was arraigued upon the tinder-mentioned Charges, wiz. Ist. "-For Meting embeatled and fraudulestily solisapplied a considevahle sant of public money, to the amount of Arose thousand. iii dollars, or therentorals, obtained by him, Se cond Lienterawt Sloper, in hie capacity of Paymaster of the • Pioneer Corp., for the payment of the said Corps for the month of January." 24. u Fon disohedicsee of orders in not transmitting the pity to Ow . detached divisions and parties of the Pioneer Curie Si.h the month of 'eatery last, as directed by the Re- ginowlel Order of the ltd September, 11010." 3d. " For giving ba a false nod 'moire. Report to his CcnimeadingOilter under drite 27th February, 1821, whore. In be ewer, that be had complied with the above Or d*, of the 22.) Sephdatier, sporrifyiwg the periods for trams .paling elliuM, fro the payment of the Carr, whereas it ap pram h., had not door so." . 4th. 16 For conduct highly derogatory to the character of no Offie'er and a Gentlemen, is having abandoned himself to habits of repeaterhiatosimnion, and it. appearing tit wore'. sociable limes and hones in a most drikeyserful owe of ine briery, particularly tot the 13th and 14th, of Derr Tuber, 1820, and in or about this 16th of F. bruary, and 23.1 of March, 1811, whilst is the Sick Report, such conduct being to the prejudiee of good seder and military disaphoe, ward 1 , 1 breech of the Artiglr. of War." Upon a hieh Charges the Court came to the following de cilitre:— •` Tint Court,havine maturely weighed awl considered the evideure adduced against the Prisoner, Second Lientinant Moore, of the 2d Ceylon Regiment, in support of the Charges alleged againot him, and what he has urged in his derelict, is of opinion as follow : " With respect to the First Charge, that he Second Lieu tenant Sloper is GAMy of having frendielently misapplied the arm of wren thousand and *evenly-two rim dollars, teu flo•ms, three pier, 4..Sths or thereaboute, having motored ass 11111diA1011 of the auto of eleven thousand run d o llars, or tbereshools, as eharged siphon him, in 'croon, stators; a credit ill tour thousand sin hundred and thirty-two rot Jul. lat•i. one foram, three pie.. or thereabouts." " The Prisoner Steroid lieutenant Sloper p!eaded Guilty •110 the Strand and Third Charges." •• With respect to the Fourth Charge, the Court is of upl 'ate.. that be, Second Lieutenant Slipper, is Guilty of the - iresne." •• The Court having found the Prisoner, Second !irate nut Sloper, guilty of fraudulently misapplying the semi of mese, thousand and seventy-two rut dollars, let' familial, dice , pier., 4.sths ur thereabouts, and that be is guilty of the whole of the rest of the Charges preferred against hint, and ilms anise being is breach of the Articles of War, does there tire walrus* him the said Prisoner, Second Lieutrearit Stu retorts be dismissed his Majesty's service, and further, that he make good the slim of seven thousand soil seventy-two nil dollars, ten bananas, three pier, 41.5 t los, ur thereabouts." His Majesty has been pleased to approve suit confirm the foiling and sentence of the Court. Hi. Royal Highness the Commander in Chief dirrels that the foregoing charges preferred scamat Second Lieadenatit James Sloper, together with the boding mad onstesee of the Coon. end his Majesty's approval thereof, hectored& in the Grumal Order Book, and read at Use head of every regiment iir his Majesty's *crime. fly Command of his Royal Fliehnese the Comossmiler-in- Uriet, HENRY TORRENS, Adjastant_c..-- PI.VINOVTII, DECCiniela 29. Arrived yeaterday the Providence, Jay, from London fur Naplegy. Fmmer, Sotherland, from ditto fur Terceira; arid Peter mot Illehrera, Allem, from ditto fur Ladino. Arrived tositay the Trial, Harvey, frornSi.Jago de Cuba ; tra the 10111 last. uff Lavaaa, was boarded by a privateer; Lang, Clark,. from Iwindou bur St. Vincent's; Segar, Mid dleton, from ditto fur Jamaica; Telemachus, Topping, from ditto for ajoar; With sail' POI ; Yibrtia , Hudgaou, fount ditto fur J•maica • Fetus, Row, from Peugauee for V en i ce; Relay, Throwing, item Bri,aul, with lOU of Imat ; mod Filenst. ship, Weeks, from Bristol fur London, with bowsprit sprain& The William, Garotter, has lend au anchor and cable. The French ship Mambas, from Haire for Rio Janeiro, drifted Atom her Deanna and went on shore on a reef of rocks at the. &mance of Drake's I.laud , and has nurse gone to pieces—. part of the cargo wed, and her materials ?slotted to he saved. Yesterday it blew our of the toga vs, at S Fs. 'ter remembered by the oldest inhabitant, with sio high • tide as to throw many boats cm the quays, and completely liverdure the tuner parts of the town. raLifoUTII, DlMltlinnt 29. Put had( the Fox packet for the Islands, mud Citadels packet foe the Brazil.. About three, as it blew a MOW gale from the S.S E, and lasted until nine, o.as. TWIN" cheater picket drove from her authors, and the 14011111 packet drove Ott Wald aid carried away the bissispellidmill head of the Doke of Kent racket. The Frearb chime-imam, Le Trois Freres Amnia, is ballast, was drives, on bore near Reatrusiguel, awl stranded; crew sired. Several house* were filled with water al Si. Maurer, as well all is this town and Peurya. We bare sot beard of soy ham,' being loot. The wind became rauthame in 'he afternoon., bat between tea and . .-levrn, p.m. it commenced stain, and blew a very heavy gale all night : the •esselsistie all well. Arrived the l'he.do, Pennant. fount 6.1.11413, wills 113511 of &awn. ks, mud John, Allem, ftioru Si. Mob's, with I lks• of bal. wails, sterusbuait and sails. YARMOUTH, DICIDIStit 30. • •It blew a heavy gale last night from the 8S E. nail S.F A Cluster bust fell in with the *rick of a small brig jos* . hail with the water's-edge, which drifted to the sumhwari, • Arrived ilw &trey, Kurbel, frum Rotterdam, with kissed •nettor and cable. The Cipriani report+ he saw a brig lea night iu the Cockle, supposed from the Baltic, sod fun alp *roil on shore. Ibe Adria, of Stockton, has broke her windlass. The parfri.ll(4., Slat'', sod tisinu , Glt ildfitrd, have lust imams. A istivllly lobster vessel canteen stir beach last oighe. Thglltiltll it mouth, mud all the vessels upward-hound base saika Amid the Ague+, and one or tw o more. MARGATE, DICEMOIR 30. This boat wbieh wan Pa long in attendance with the an ebor and cable for the Ju!isits, bay been out to the Kentish 'Work ibis morning, sail reports, that io about sere.; sad a Ina faihnits water they discuvereil the navels of a sunken vresol, which appeared to be ieakii owl. The sea being very ►igb, tiny ruatiuned hat Ralson time. DEAL, DECEMBER 30. The Rawlins, Drew, for St. Rill'a; Amazon, fur Jamaica; Charlotte, fur New Voile; and Adewia, for Jamaica, List anchors and cables yesterda) : the latter bait proceeded to Mammy's, 11R/boor. Sailed fur tier River the Caledonia, Gallica (porn Bengal. Came down from the River, sad railed, the Factor, Mor gan, fur Belfast. Came down from the River to-day the Mary Awe ' War rington, fur New South Wales; Nestor, Theaker, for the Isle of France and Bombay; Iris, SMith, for Si. Vincent's; Britannia, lismlyn. fur G. nada ; cud Wallace fidkin, Ed kin, fur St. Domingo . Sailed the whole of the outward bound with a light hr from the northward. cowas, orc w . 29. Lao night a pa.t of the quarter-deck and conipaniuto of the Hu...jail tote Ales, t•f Utraluirt. Tweiam, from Luudou fur St them, with the lustier and 18 turn, drove on shore at Sterphitl; two men pet tilted before they reached the slime, the tither 12 Were tared by Lieutenant Jones, of the pre►ru live and his buses crew. The Ales had struck en a reef of rocks cslkrl the Casket, and patted ; the crew were four days and fire night. out the wreck. Attired the Ilietuuttuus, Smit, (tom Naples fur Antwerp, leaky. root., Dreamer* 30. Art iced the John sad Thomas, Ash, from V 5111.13 ; she fell in with a stout crawl, timber laden, distnarded stud water logged, mid her Ith.rll sto►e in ; the gale of Friday was ire. neruilim., wills an uticetnmon raging tide. but about cue moderated; the l.ibe•rty, Gadon, parted her cable and went out shut., but oars gut tiff without damage. INDIA.—GEN ERA!, ORDERS. Heml.quarters, Calcutta, 18th July, 1841'.. At a General Court Mattis! amembled d Bombay, on the 4th day of Mai•, 1881, Captain T. I'. Thompson, of Mid Ma jesty's 17th light dragoons, late Political Agent as Kislime, ■ud Commanding. Officer of the hoops siatiuued us. that Haslet, was arraigned .upon the ouder.mentioned Charges, vit. lot. For dinberlicocir of orders, in has ing, between the 2241 of Ortobir and 1711, of November, 1820, rashly ond - without due considention undertaken an expedition tutu the siderior of i.ratin, in direct contradiction in the general t-toe of the powers vested in bum as Political Agent, and particularly to the instructions communicated to him in the letter of the Chief Benetary of Goveitimeni, dated the Sib Jan.. 1821." •• Foe neglect of duty in hewing marched from Rend Beni Bo Hanau to tutu* /Wad Item Benda us the 9111 No • au wr, 1820, wit host taking the necessary militaiy pre es.iisous, although he well Imes that the enemy were is tore• to his frost, and is having un the morel' permitted is ire most negligent and noufficei like banner, the detach anent under Au cumnsond to be attached unformed aid on prepared, which led to it. bong entirely defeated, with the /osi of in gum., storey, and baggage!' Id. " For males% of duty in having daring the said affair ou the 91h of Ne►emher, 1420, bent deficient is personal 'annum, and in nut having duos his utmost to repulse sod clefts, the enemy us that occasion." •t►. " For dugeseefal cordon, irobensening fin character of soolieer, iu baring &idiotic/ ■u (Metal Report to the • The Banfu smuggling roller, of 163 loos, 10 guns, and 45 men, fion, Fln•hing, Miles, with 1,300 halm tobacco, tea, gus, (cr„ aaa capiorett 251 h instant by time boats of the So miranoir and Sirius, oft 110414141 mm,, and tarried lulu Cork the so at dad. Nine of the men escort), by taking sway one of the own of oars boats. The 7th light dragoons have taken possession of Piersllol L'srieves, Edinburgh. wherein they wilt wait for orders from the new Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. SsMain has appeared at Glasgow market, and eel s it from 3s. to es. per pound. A Ilse of two-price a pound in the price of mutton took place yesierda), iu coo sequence, it to s lnd of the great loss of rlitrp in the law Hoods. 6• 77,7"-"," TI Tit LESCOPE R• 1&n. JANUARY. The ^tot gives to this root► by the Reason rye takes irons Jame., one or their derioitica, towboat they save Iwo farm; hreatHe, on the one side, the Bret day of this 'smolt looked towardh the new year, mut, on the other, towards the .old one. REMARKABLE DAYS IN JANUARY Int. 1.--CIRCUMCNION. This festival was instituted it the loath century, hs com memorate the circumcision of err Saviour. Thin is also New Year's day, which his ever been considered a of joy sod cutigrstulation fur blessings received and denten escaped in the past year. The ancient citations of going ahead with the trassait, • bowl of spiced ale,' on New Yeses-eve, Twelfth-Hight, and Christmas eve, is stilt kept up in Imlay plumes. The mode of proceeding its the western (rowdies of Eoglrind is an follows :—A company of sic men, having provided themselves wills • little bowl, set nut ots the essownieueement of the new year to visit she inhabitants of the town or village in which they live. They rarely begin until the candle, are lighted, when, without ceremony, they silently open the door, and, is no audible voice, begin to sing some barbarous lines that seem to have neither sense nor tweeier, any further than they coltishu a reincat that those within will bestow sometbiag ou Three poor jolly wassail boys, Come travelliug throtogis the mire; and, having obtained thus either is meal, 'frisk, nr money, and sometimes in all, they retire suet repeat the sato.• ditty at flit neat door. lies Juasuu ban given us iwu curious personilication• of the wassail; the lest iu his Forest, N 0.3 ; while giving an account of a rural feast in the ball of Sir Robert Wroth, he says, The rout of nasal folk ranee thronging in, Their fwd.-nem then is thought we nib— The jolly neutral walks the often rusittl, And in their cups their cares are drowned. and, the second, its • earifillealli HI, Illasgote, as it was pre sented at Court in 1618; where Wassail, as one of the ten children of Christmas, Is represeoted in the following quaint manner: Like a MINI seaspoter, and songster; her rage bearing a brown. bowls, direst with ribboned:, and romantic before her. Fletcher, in hie Patna/el Shtpterdess, has given a striking description of the festivity attendant on the wassail bowl : The woods, or some near town Thal is a neighbour to the bordering down Ilsth draws them thither, 'bout sense hasty sport, (Jr spiced vassal held, to which resort All the yotiog men and maids of many a rote, Whilst the trim minstrel! strikes his merry note. Tie persons thus accompanyiag the wassail bowl, espe cially thus* who deuced and played, were called wassailers, au oppellatiou which it was afterwards monomers to bestow tiu all who indulged. at any season, in intemperate mirth. Hence Mania introduce, his Lady, iu Comore, embus use a she term in the culturing beautiful primp : Metkonght it was the sound Of riot and dl-managed merriment, .• Soak as the joctind !lisle, or gamesome pipe Stirs Hp among the tome nialettered hinds, When for their teeming narks, nod granges fall, ' In wanton dance, they praise the houtrieuses Pan, And thank the gods %miss. 1 should be 'with To meet the rudeness, and swilled iusolence, Of such late wassailers. New Yeses.das is still observed in Scotland with mock hilarity, sad some cartons ceremonies, for an account of which we leer to nor last volume, pp. 1-3. Consul. also T. T. from 1814 to 1819 itsclnitve, for • description of many inierrsting customs, sow obsolete. In Cornwall, it is con. mitered very unlucky to pay mosey on the first day of January, as it ensures a coulinumage of disburoentents throughout the sear. 11T11.11 , AfT TIME. The sky is blue, the sward is men, The leaf urns the bough is seta, The wind cosies from the balmy weal, The lurk somenter builds its nest, 1 . 13 e bre hems uu hum Sewer in Sower, Till dbn •nd premise hour; The jcnuus year arrive.; but when Shill bye-past tunes come ban k again! I think ou childhood's glowing years— How sun, huge bright, the scene appears! How calm, how ciumilreA, pawed away The bowl, long, summer holiday ! I OM) . RI/I 11111.1e-.-1 lIIR,t not dream— Tuo 'beautiful these visions seem For emelt, sari .aurtsl luau; but when Shall bye-part tenors come back again think of sunny eves so soft, Tun deeply Gle, enjoyed tun oft, Vt h. at ihruue:b the bloomy firlds I rowed With her, the earliest, deseest lobed; Ai wend whose term I yet survey, le thought, a bright celestial ray Tu present scenes denied; and when Stall bye. pal itmes cume bads ago u? Alas! the world at distance seen Appeared all blissful and serene. An Edea formed to tempt the foul, iVitte crystal streams, and euldeu fruit; Thal world, when tried and trod, is found A rocky waste, a thoiay Kround! We then reve.t to youth; but when Shall kya•pst times come back again '• • illarkwood'v lleogszior, vol. ix. p. 390, and our lost volume p 3. RAMSG/17'E. DBCEMBER 49. During the last few drys the weather has heen rely a. mpestwaws, and a great many sad of 'hyping have taken shelter in this harbour, among winch wi re several Calais picket., winch were unable to enter Dover. although they wade for that port, and after wards got in here. The Victoire sod another French packet, anal one of the Doves vessehr, came in yesterday after noon front Calais, and landed their yassengers h. re. There are a great many weasels now remaining in Itarnsgste Pier, that hare taken shelter on ac count of the bad weather. Yesterday snorting, shoot five retina, the lions, of Mr. Pearson, of Nelson -terrace, Stoke Nei/Meow, was barKlari. Dimly broken nitio, and ploodered of valuably articles to the amount of 1001. 'rise thieves 'shred their entrance by boring 14 boles in the panel of the witnlow Antler with a centre bit, mid laavtag taken the piece out, unfastened the bolts, ■nd by thin means got into the parlour from whence they stole the properly. Yeah...day afternoon, shout three o'clock, as a fine boy about 13 years of ar, the son of Mr. Cavity, a glOlll. grocer in Great Turnstile, Holborn, was riding a borer to the farrier', to the Narrow part of Carey-slreel, vicar Chancery-lane, he suet a loaded cart which bad a bar of iron lying athwart and projecting about half a yard beyond the wheel, which coming suddenly in contact with the leg of the youth, threw him off the borer, and the whirl p.issirag over his thigh utifortunately broke it in a dreadful runimer. The lad was immediately taken to Mr. Hallmark's, the 'argon, iu Chaneery.lanr, whose assistant eternised and ascertained the fracture, but from the timid state of the thigh it Mil 1101 decried advisable t►en to attempt reducing it. In the confusiva no one thought of stopping the cart, wham. improper Mediae was the sole cause of the academe. The urfintunate sufferer bore his misfuritrue with the most heroic fortitude; calling out the instant the cart passed over him to stop the home, and giving bar address, almost is the same breath, to the person woo supported him. He was conveyed borne in a hacker°, coach, Mr. Welbauk's assistant, with item benignity, accompanying hilt. WI ~.i - • . -4 nit < amot earriptc -, Rvios—Maiti)Ot • ri 11 1• 31 13 1 3 11 0. . - • Duly.- 8 to 1 apt Illireegoo 18 tot opt Opel 13 to 1 atst• gloom 18 to 1 opt D. of York's 15 In I apt Laodecope Whotrbooo 16 to I opt Bess cult 30 to 1 opt Frolic. OAKS. to 1 apt IPattaloot. I lsto 1 apt Cat 8 to 1 apt Re.erve 12 to I apt Tippityollebet. 6! to 1 apt Winos ' ST. 11.ariER. 11 to ,1 apt littrloi 110 to 1 apt Ajax. NEWMAIMUT STAKES. 3 to 1 apt Stai 1 5 to I apt Bess colt. Weare happy to Mate that there is no troth in the report of the death - of Colonel Thomitom.—( York Herald) We regret to hear Mr. Priest has lost his favourite colt, by Amodio ' out, of Sister to Rosette, engaged in the Three year olds' Prodece Stakes lathe next York August Meeting, &c. and intruded fur the Dumenster SC Leger, 1922. The cult died of an inflinsmattoo in the bowels. Heal, the pedestrimi, left York om Friday aseraing foe Plintehael; where he was nostelied to re. apiast a LAIMPA. shire mac, four miles, this day. • THE CHASE. The Bart of Darlingiou's tot-hooinds wiU meet to mar row at Beilate Plantation, and un Friday at Clifton Castle— each day at eleven o'clork. The V. 41 I of Hareinwitro fonhoends will meet Iry-morrow at Parlingion, and ou Friday at Clifford fdoor—eacb morns , my at tin o'clock. The - York and Aiiisty fox bound,' meet on Thursday al Atones, at balf-fast ten o'clotk. The I.,amblon lox bounds tweet on Thvirsdoy at Herring ton, and on Saturdoy at Cocken—each nioruiag at law o'clork. 111 r. Hay's fon hotrods meet to-morrow at Berton Coe nobite, and on gm nrday at Nieswiek—et half-past Ira. The Badtworth fox houndr meet on Theraday at Hickle. lon, and on S4lurolay at Cudwurth—at len o'clock. The Rnxby and Cleveland rot humid. will meet on Friday at Skelton Yank.—al ninen'elock. Sir M. M. Sykees fox hounds :will meet to-sorrow at Flaxton, and uu Friday at hi alhogion--each oaauning &a test o'clock. The Sinnington fox hounds will meet on Friday at Rickel Bridge, at nine o'clock. The Northunatorlaml hoonds meet this day at Horsley, slid on Feld:ay al ritillerwittuu—rach morning at len. The York city harriers meet uu Friday, near kliddlm • theme, at half-pact ten. The Doroughbeidge harriers meet on Friday, at Myths Pasture, at len o'clock. The HuWynne harrier' , RIM to-morrow at OtitiochnlT'' and 011 Saturday at G 'sound Mill—each morning at ten o'clock. tdditKE7's. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Moslems 31. Our supply of Wheat this. morning consisted of law& carriage samples from Kent and E.ssex, having had no arri. viii siuce last Monday, and prime samples, both of new sad old, sold roll Is. per wearier higher; hut the millers bought bet apmiugly, in capsulation of large supplies in the twine of this week, the wind being now (avowable fur the arrival of [lse vessels that Aare been kept out for some time past. We had ms flue Barley at market, nod a very short ropply of Oats, riskily composed of granary samples, which met ;wary sale. In Beans, Pas,e, and other arlicln, there is so alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent kk:ssta 311 a 40s I Grey Pease IN !7s _ Old .. —0 60. - Rd ffOlk. . 300 40. Old —s --Norfolk (0411)341 56. Foreign .. -.•s Rye ^6s Us Barley Me V 4i Mall 46. 511. White Pease 24. ttle Builtts 28. 3A Sta;llßerta (News)..2l. 23, Ihd .........282 30. Tick dill° (New) .. 19e 21e Old Oats, Potato 24. 20s Poland Oats ..21a 24r , Feed Oats ..... 20, Floor, per scat ....50. 53. Rape Seed, per 1a5t,.281 341 IMPORTATION% LAST WEIBIL. English Wheal, 3.4!,G; Barley, 1,370; Milt. 565; •Is, 6,401; 13re, 80; Beaus, 966; ,Pease, 864 —Foreign heal, 1,2 W; Barley, 110; Oats, I,M—trials Oils, 780. •English Floor, 4,466 sacks. S%IITHFIEI.I) MARKET, MONDAY, Dscrainut 31. 'Ebert win rather it short market this mintiest of all kinds of Cattle, and the priers remain math the same as our lasi. There Is no alteration of prices isi she Haymarket. • The following is au emirate statement of the ricer and num. hers:— To rink the offal per ■tone of 81k. Be er....44. R.I. io t.. lily i Hero' of Cattle t►ir ffne: Nuttoo.2s. 0.1. to 31. 64. Veal ....3a 01. to 5.. Oa. Pork „. 28 61 lo 44. PJ. Lamb...os. 0.1. to OA. U.S. Beasts Sheep Calves Pigs 2OO HAY.M Hay IRKET. 3/. Os. to 4!. O. 4/ Os. to W. Os. 11. 10.. to 1!. 14.. C10;rer..... Shaw GUILDFORD, Dews/sit 29. Wheat, per tacit 15. lo 19/ ea Oats, per qoarter Ol H. to 11 Os Rye, per wearier Ol 0 to 01 Os Barley, per qoar(er Beans, per quarter I/ 2s to I/ Its Grey Pease, per quarter ll 5s to 11 100 NEIVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By t h e Carcass.) Reef .... OJ to 3s 4.1 I Veal .... Si Oil to 4a Poi /1111011.• 2e Oil to 2s Oil Pork.... 4s OJ to 3s 8.1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. R. JlMatel. • WIIITECII Afar. Hay 31 3. to 41 2. 0.1 I Hay 3110.04110 41 411 04 Straw I/ 74 0•I to II 17. 0.1 Clover..4l 0.04 to 5/ 0. Od Clovrr 3/ 11. 0.1 to 41 10. 01 I Straw 11 8. Od to I/ 18. Od PRICE Of 111 iops, per Cwt. NEW POCKETS. MEW NAM. Kent ....V 16x so 5/ Os I Kent 4/ 10. to 41 16s Sussex ..2/ 4. to 3/ 8. Sussex .... 2/ Of to 21 18s I E552‘....21 14s to 4/ 4. Essex .... 100 to 3/ 10. Farnham, fine, 71. to 101.0s.—Seconds, 4/. 10s. to 7/. 7s. PRICES OF TA 1.1.0%1 Town Tallow 47* CI Ud Yellow ittoisid 47- Oil While thJ Swap ditto.... Cis .041 —a lAI Melting Muff 38, Od —. Od Dino rough ..2:ss 1W —s 0.1 ', SOAI', dre. per Ilillr ' Yellow Soap Ws ' Mottled 9os Card .... 941 Graves ' • ISi Os Good Drees , 7s Os PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b. Price by Tallow (al slated by Ike Tallow Mellers)2l. BJ. PRICE OF CANDLEC, From Tallow Chandlers Hull. Price of Curdles, per doses, As 6d—Moulds, lls 0,1. 041 . per doses slloorerl for ready money. RAW HIDES. _ I Best Heifers &Slicers, pert. Ordivary.. 2s td to 2r 6d 3s 4d to 31 0.1 Market Calf.. each 10. Ihi Alidilliois Ys Sil to 24 10d hog. Horse Its Od to Os Oil COAL MARKET, Dammam 31. Ship. at Market. Ship. Sold. Price. 771 Nercagotr I:1 Stoiclerlaod 7___ • .'-_. • r ill THE_ LATE STORM AND FEUD, 67 WESTMMSTrR. The whole of Friday night the inhvihitants lower part of Westin eisteroneludingli torrent and all the surrouuding neighbourhood, alarmed that they did not retire to rot. It that the inundation appeared towards lane to be rapidly dechniug, but new apprehension entertained •for the consequences of the - tide, which it was known would be at flood Eve and six o'clock, and there apprelleusion* in some measure realised, although not to r' (*wenn extent which had been enticipati . after four o'clock ou Satan/ay morning, again rose level with the banks of the those places where it breach boil been pi made it since more burst over with. rrresistibi truce. Tire precautions whirl* bad been ink. ever, greatly diminished the effects which of otherwise followed. At day-break the whole 'extent • of from Chelsea to the hanks of the Thames, from thence again to Westtniarter y wits e •In many instances the water trashed to 6011r0. The 1 1 / 1 /14 of gardens, mid mine pieces were levelled with the );round, as immense number of out-buildings, which but slightly coustructed. During the wit 'cries of n mail, in that ***** were heard ' lion of the withy-beds, beyond the Willow-v._ no assistance could be rendered 11110 ; and screams were subsequently aileneid, it is Ira perished. Boats continued to piv the soh* if possible to save the property whicirwas we , 'hat a great quantity of timber was ousted stenos and lust, at lent to. the real ovine. tlestructiou orissultry, pigs, and other anim a l., was also very great, av from the 1 of the night it was impossible to rvliese The scene of devastation immediately env to Vauxhall-bridge. on the Penitentiary f traity distressing. The water had there .with: inheritor foyer, and, front the di state of the buildings. the inhibition every moment to be crushed by their fa',4 ;Shale of Saturday morning. the poor people engaged iii removing their goods; and from the imminent danger by which thseitened. A grtilt number of 'inch reerc4 *4 on the books is) repairing ;he breaches had been made, will). a view of *topping, ' mischief; but we fear, unless the heavy which we continue to be visited abate. diet will be in veils. ss: ear On the Lumbeth and Wasixhall side of the effects of the flood were equally percepts all the houses in low situations were flatioda‘ and much damage was necessarily sustained. wire, Ogee* the progress of foot passengers altogether stepped, end the inhabitants eel - reach their hsntses in carts, or by taking editor's route,. Sitatlur observations pay with respect to almost all the villages aroi metropolis which hipper not to be in an situation ; as, from the state of the liver, rents coming from the high lauds hive been back upon their sources. and the oust hieft occasioned are almost incalculable. Owing to the excellent arrangements made the post-masters, all the mails arrived on Sate sotwithstanding the state of the roads. hour of the usual time, except those from arid Pool, which were forwarded in • chaise four from Staiues, sud did not reach tosia . s, o'clock. The roads near town are its dreadful state: on the Lea-bridge road foot moms are obliged to be conveyed over the wooden brief on the road, by a cart. owing to the overHowtog the marshes. On Friday night. the tide at bridge rose higher dm was ever remembered. quarter past live it completely covered the fronting Fit..morigers' halt, and ran with the violence into the cellars of that well known place ed The Shades, out of which the compan) precipitate retreat. Several waggo..v, loaded morning, belongiug to Messrs. Thompson, merchant., were no to the Etienne in writ , cellms of Mes-rs. Keaton and Thorns., tinter merchants, were seventh feet deep , Mr. Alderman Garratt's new residence shin same fate; the tide rose to the top steps Old Crane 'nuns. Below bridge the sense chief is dreadful. At high water on Sat was lower by one foot, hut much damage done. l'he fall at 10 o'clock at London was nine fret. VAGRAII7II.—This town, owing to its local situation, much infested with vagrants, who And begging a • able employment ; so much so, that a beggar was ago overheard lamenting the badness of his day' having only collected a fess shillings. This subject summer brought under the serious consideration habitants by a kw publie-spititerl indtvideals, oho in establish a Mendicity Society, nod subscripti solicited, but slot being ■bie to collect sufficient object was reluclastly abandoned. We are glad, to hear, that it is in contemplation fu appoint beadle. different parishes for the sole purpose of clearing " of disorderly penes* found licergrag, and strictly the provisions of the Vagrant Act, mid measures . resolved 'spun to that effect is St. Mary's parids.—( Paper.) PRICK Or STOCEX YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. 1ted...75“ 76 I EL Billa, 2... 4 per Cen s 9 5! I par I Bank L. Ann. 199-16 I Ditto, Small., India Bonds ....6a pr. I Cons. fur Acc.. I 771 MARRIAGE. Oa the 27th altimo, at Ctstitewham, by Or Rev. Fraucia Knoll'', the Rev. Wm. Rreri. broke College. Oxford, to Caroline Auit, yomtrest of the late Atha [anthill, EMI. of the Priors. Burford. fortkhire. DEATHS. At Sierra Leone, of the fete►, oe the 31st H. V. Basica., Esq. surgeo• of the 2.1 West India I On the 1451, ultimo, mitre 41st yea► of hie age, Gerald Bagel, of Castleb•gut, Eaq. • M•Rirtr•lo minty Dublin. In 1810, dr. Begot married Mtn f eldest daughter nnd co-heiress of the late Sir Drake of Castle:lonian, Bart. Of the marriage there is no liaise. HIGH RATER Till DAT AT tAllitON . r iiiMllket it Air 7. I &waft 49 aftsr Printed and Pobßobed at THE BRITISH THE GLOBE ORke, No. If 7, Strand, by WELL, of tlJe &taut. y ~ NIF I 11601 • . . 7 • 1 . . GOODS. Marla of the cent-tiptare„ Hl, were s,, It was true tune o'clock fusions were he mooning uod between tuatouis were to the tari- oted. 5...1, • og, the title e river, and II previoiwly Tangible vio- token . , lna. ; would have of counter tames, awl raa Ctieetsti. to the tilt toy enclosed is well as an eh had biers aright, the o the &tee. w.vnilk, hot and as his is flared he rholt its art all ci.it, led into the ' , leis. Tier ET domestic he dock i.e.. lies* thvro. contiguous ! side, was e broken in dthspidatell • *alerted • fart. The Ingle wr lx ad escaping they wore .N. 4101441. aches which lug furlbrr vy ruioo by their labour of the Pia; r sercepishlr ; iususelsitcd p wined. In sengers wets could only og very cur- ay be made around the an elev.ted the curl een throw/ ;efts theseloy . 4 it mode by Saturday, wtt Inn an 00% Exeter chaise and sat tutu It) the nio4 t pmasellg els deo bridge, it/owing of at London tercel. At a the terrace the greatr at Iplace call- toy made a r.letl for the 'sou, coal- water : the , wiiie aud - s in water : shared the tepe of the. 11 rise of env. Saturday it e has Gra dots-bridge sitallioa, is a very pp tit- an solar ties( day's work. lijeel was kat on of it, ;n- -ab° proposed riptious sere eat tuado tbe • lurk buoevnr, readies is the to the 'streets fly to enforre ' re. Iwo? brew . I 1,0001. ▪ pr. c„. 773 libr 11 coo. awl I.A. of raw- real rlaughier Burford, Um- -3101 Aridirgo Isha rairgisorwi. ▪ W Piaui ivirrio of vbst Mess Gifford. Dube Golionl. I W aalv laiMg ( BRI1X;E. ' 7. ••_"•."•"!"`"T"'"'" PR FAS sad C CORN-