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- IV :~ F.r. . . r~~~ fence, protested his innocence before God, and paid lie should o u t have been here• that day, but f.,r .Ttrapson.marking a noire with hie foot. He kit the test to his CoUlibct. Mr. ALLEY then called the husband mid asked lien if he had 'lever raid he would lie- d—d if lie dld not make Bennett pay well fur the Loonies., er ist i yonlil prosecute him, lle replied that he had sepeateilly aaiil so in the cockpit. The Mantles of the Turtle were then called, and Rave the Prisoner a good character, and said if a womau•inu haunnogk in the cockpit had called out in Kiri. an alarm as against a ravisher. she must have been heard by a great number of the persoos no board. Mr. Boron 1131‘awAot summed up the evidence rt great leugth, said the Jury, after a few momenta rot.ostiteltuti, gave a verdrct of Aui -, When the Grand Jury had returaual a true bill ezionin the patties charged millecutting adrift the l•le boat from a vessel tiN . dtoreos. Mr. Grabill' (the foreman) rand, lie lied 'been desired. by his brother Jurymen, to cal) the attention of the Court to the conduct , of two Lieutenants of the .Navy, mined and ---, who from the evidence they . loyd given, appeared to have risked their lives in einVeatouritig to save those of others, with a de 'gree of gullantry and spirit thet rendered them rarticalarly deserving of the notice of the Adiui rtfiy• ;, Lord STOWS .t. siid, that the particular merits of thenie persons would fully appear in the evideure hint they would give before the Court, and no the recominettilatiou of the Grand Juty would he attended to. Sitehbitigt, Willturtt Butcher, jun. Thomas JUhn Dcsoktr, *old William Butcher, weir 1 . 11.11 Olt to the bar trod arneigued on an indictment charging then with conspirieig to plunder a brig to di.tress it on, she 6:h December last, elf L9w iinoff, on the coast of Suffolk, and in order ac tetimplish their object, cutting away the lifeboat ivl.it li lied goute to the amestance of the said vessel. Atter the Prissiness laid severally pleaded Aot t7uilty to the intlictinent— Mr. Justice BATLEY said. as this case was owe, the trial of which would occupy a great length of time, 19d the Jury would probably be too witch fatig,utc) to give it all the various., it would require, it was sternird advisable to defer it till to-morrow. . The Jury were therefore now discharged till tu mor.,zow olorn:ng at ten o'clock. Twelve seamen. in custody on various charges, okainst whom no bills had been fuuud, were Lima pet in the bar and discharged. The CUUBT then adjourned. -- • f. to fallaipihogi POLICE. • ove, ',tee- • it hal,f , tl. ROW STREET. T▪ on brOpap =4bre age of twelve or Ibirtern, were gorses' with r the shop of Mrs. Else. of Walsworth, a a tray ewotaislrea number of knives, value four pounds, which they had stolen by culling the close of her shop wis dom. The Altoona' were committed for further examination. Jnka &orb was etimatitted for trial, charged with stealing. a pockel.kandkerchief frum a Mr. H. Barnes, at the curler cf Comtism tunialley. A Tootle awn of the name of Basket/ was charged with pawning a pious-forte which he had hired friat Mr Broad. wood, the manufacturer. Tau geutlemen stepped forward and became responsible fir she awow,t advanced by the Fitsralireker, the instrument hating been already returned to Mr. Broadwoud, alma the case was discharged. irwifisin Worn sad James Nerviees were contained fur further examination, charged with orating two watches, tie r ruperty ut persons unknown. The officers bad Noticed the 1 9 rtionrrs in St. Illartnes.lane, and their cuertleict prayed 'Nit. suspicion* to hr well founded. A sli.ele sin key saw fuOlift ow one of the Privoners. Morrison made a dispense catomeee, sad jumped out of a window ten feet Itiebard remains, John Lawrence, and James Field, were charged with •ttempting to rub iii. lissepag ground of Tottealiammittrt-road ihaori.—Tbe Pt isomer!, admitted Ilse charge to he 5, and that they were employed by lime s:WO emulates', to procure him subjects. QUERN-1 4 QU A it. ROBBERY OF MU. IVICOOLLS'S PRINTING OFFICF.. il'esterday the further examination of Janet Thatcher, rriaawkil ass Saturday on a charge of rubbing the printing tate of Mr. Partialness : street, and Hear, Brition, •rems that appr headed, tame ou Mere Mr. Ralusford, the elitist Magistrate. Mr. Eaton, chemenionger, in Pi Mires. stem', Westminster, was •Isu charged with receiving the pre jacily, booming it to have been stolen. Mr. Malone, Waterloo-read, and his brother, who resides in Great Sserey-street, whulesale.irtatieuers, at whose bowies the *Seers found a great quantity of the Mutsu books, as toadied sad proved having purchased them as waste paper (rem Mr. Eaton, they had paid him for part of the buoka per pound, and fur other parts Bd. per pound; they bad au mrpteicia the property had been dishonestly come by. Mr. Eaton said he bad knonn Thatcher fora length of tilos; ite eosisids red him to be an honest lad, and incapable of c ora ohili n g theft; the first time lie had beuoght paper to hie shop, be said he lived with a stationer, and that was his wrquisite; the paper be had brought then seemed like the tinspiop of a wet-slums', containing books and paper. He laid him he had a largeloantity of paper to sell , which had been damaged I. its rehiuval from a place where thaw whoa lbw; that his master lived in Fleet.street, and allowolll, him to sell it; this was about June last, mod Noce that tingl be was in the habit of bringiug paper to sell, sometimes oliver boys accompanied him, sod they received bd. ur per lb. fur it. Mr. Nicholls expressed some surprise at this. Thatcher fled beets its his service until about three weeks ago ' • he MS. aidered him se hottest lad, but it appeals that he ha d rohheill bins to • great closet. He began at first by telling same. -*par, mid them idealist valuable works, which be sold If 11•1110 meaner. Mr. Nicholls here swore 1 the piles of -olumes of the Histories uf Gloucester, eirmiagliam, ' , ere stolen from his office, and which be was obliged mode good. The Prisoner Britton was also its his ! had hers apprehended upon his own roofessicio participates' to the spoil, although perhaps be bad stoles the books. Irate ordered the Pi loaners to be removed frees which they began to weep. Thatcher wished Jed to addreca the Magistrate, and on being at liberty to do so, be declared that Britton was sat the boys who were contented with how in the ire R. lll'Laughlio, sod another ISPLaugialso Clielren, but whose same 'le did not loess. Ils said, lee could not ascertain the whole exlntg He believed Mr. Eaton had nut purchased the books with a guilty knowledge, vet it was strange A made some taquiry respecting the nature of employment, wheq he repeatedly 'Houghs such sold fur waste paper. mgirtrate said, he world require Mr. Estrin to Gad far hes appeareuerai die matt elatutuatiou; and the Primmer* ware Weisaded. (sters44wha received sentence of death, and rrd Int'execistion on the 27th of Norcinhvrs th account of it• h•vntb► been dtsco the prineip.l wimps* •Krut•t Min lied . perjury, wu• on S•turd•y morning dit- Irvin Newg•te. 11 : .s la a gnat popsy, owl the the NOM Ma.; kaki volumes of iamb were slo' so have sack • oervire, and ha of loving parti ant absnlaiely The Maristr `t the bar, upon an' he perrattle sold he was at innocent, that sublirry w ere iiirinight loon I 31r. Nichol , of his loft. paper sail boo he had mot I Thatchtr's to ',wilt• to be so The Matisti careties for Iss. other Prisoner John Jere was ordered bet rerptitd verrd that • committed i chergad [col • • IRELAND. Whom he knew by their caps to be military, Med instantly a shot was fired from the left of ibis party, which was succeeded by soother shot from the right, sad a run nine Thal flee t owrisa k.kr kept up, aud (beaks that seven shuts were fired Stith thur Ldwe, who watt a li r t o tre nd in h t e io o st bse t o r t 7 c el :acn tb i c oM e ilt agg , h il a b tl i f 9 alAlern nff his horse. Stith, that shortly before this the d • • had turned his horse round and ealtopped back to the dra guests, and examinant remained on the spot crying out ilio pass.word, and to cease fire, which he repeatedly heard the ufficer, or tire person he supposed to be such, reiterate; hut saith, the firing contoured atter the orders of examinant and the officer. Said, he expressed his teenage strongly of the transaction to the party who fired, and while in couvcreation with thein,nomenhois were fired by the cavalry, to whom fie pried out to cease bring. Stith be beard DO word of curs. —Sailing gives by Om officer oho commanded the iefantry party, and, if. giver, lie mutt, front tke tittiglisto in which a,. he was placed, have h ear d it. "WO, after the fire Cour „pr.. , minced, the officer did all to his pore to dock it. . • The Rey. John Chester, a Ciergyarar and •M agtatrate, de ' porreth and moth, that it+ the coarse of the progress terrier& , siderable Gleuniurre on patrol duty o• the Right of Friday the 1 lib. Ireland, in instant, it was arranged by Mr. Stevens, the officer in coin. as will be maid of the party of the 22.1 regiment, and this eta:Dimwit, ,he two years.• that the most likely way of falling In whit the White Buys ,e lemue is on was by ambuscade, which they ateordiery formed tin their mitneere and pro- arrival beyond Glaturiaue, Mr. Sievers having made every , the rising of the •rraugemeut to obviate airy mistake, such as fit rig without ill sad prosperity of order. On the appearance of the persons alit, port:tiled the 1821. party that afterwards turned out to be dragoons from Cork, S ..L1,557,457 7 1 . cairn:want heard a shout or exclamation which in fact 01 1,768,702 811 struck hint as beim( simultaDesus witb the starting up of his 41 I 333,908 6 6 party, sod certainly as being as early as the first moo, and 12 81 7 6 19 A. eolith, that on the tiring of the first shot, Mr.trieveua exerted 19 51 434,129 6 5 Weald/ as much as man could drs. to stop the firing. 410 0 U 71,000 0 0 Thomas Brooks, serjeant in his, illajesty's 6th dragoon 974 16 5 11811 16 0 guards, was seat examined.—Saith that he left Curt about 1 , the boor of o'clock, on the Night of Friday, the 11th 6,48te 4 3 8,617 18 lust. with • party of the repantalff "consisting of eight m 00,3 704 12 St 4 1 133 15 54 under the command of Alslllll Warty, Eaq. a Magishraie for slid county. Snub they wpm juiced at a crude-wad, L. 3,800,664 10 1 L. 4,177,012 18 • 1.. about eight miles front Cork, by the Iter. James Bond Lowe, 105,245 9 3 106 , 239 0 I e 2 and a twistable named Lure, why ressained with the party L. 3,905,899 19 4 L. 4,333,250 19 as they proceeded -through the coutory. Satoh, that no Ilf- Ot riving near the village of Glasuiane, about the hour of three o'clock us the moraine, this examitrant's atieutton was at brutes' ..... L. 427,350 19 St 'meted by a whistling arose, sled instantaneously adi ii.g took place. with, that Mr. dleCartliy, Mr. Lowe, and the GENERAL POST.O F FIC ft. constable, were near forty yards in front of Ihe pai ay, aud tm 'F►om the Dasetio Morning Post.] merhately on the firing eurnmeuctitg, Mr Lowe gallopped bock, culling out to examinant w Le; u pun which exaini- C°l'2 of a "taiinticati" addressed by the Ri g ht Rim ' rout earth, that two or three of the deraehesent fired. Srith, Henry Goethe:sir to the several public uffieers ie Irelaeol, that almost immediately after, Mr. filet:arty, to front, called who have the privilege of franking sad receiving letters Out to cease &rug, at the same wine prolog the pass-word free of the duty of postage, restrictiog the same to the of the nicht. s , mh, mu from rwriie tw fourteen shots were Kona Ade iritort of the Act of Parliament by which it is fired, as he best recollects, which proceeded from the left side (stuttered : of the road, as examinant advanced Baith, that iu about (CIRCULAR.), Iwo minutes after the &Mg had ceased, be perceived Mr. Dahlia C"tlee unwary 18 ' 1821 ' Lowe getting ull his home stud caggertiot, arid heard hits Reprerentstiorta have bees made to the Lord Lieutenant say he was dome fur •; and on via* to hot assist ai to the great abuse whieb has latterly /iterated is the ems. t rise of the privilege of official franking, arid it has appeared sure, d stuttered that he was evenly wounded us the rightside, and bleeding greatly, aud satin be fuuud a pistol close upon inquiry that that privilege has nut heel. strictly confine by him, stomped; end ropers examoriog it found it loaded. ed to the dispatching, or melting free of postage, letters Snub, that Mr. Lowe was these courted to a house near the sea public service, but has Imes mad* a cover fur the Mts. spot, and shortly after expired. Criminate traosistissitto uf private letters through the peruse . Fite exansimattou of Henry Hanley, a serjeant its his Ma 'le whiner, the privilege belongs . 1 have, therefore, received jetty 22d p „, iwirwt of (woo, view. , quartered to the hleEtcelteory's commends to atquaiet you, that ashe pie- a rww ; wr miallo ' w. _ ew „ wiwww _ • being duly sworn upou the Oleg* of frankiug was conferred solely with • view t o the ail. Holy Evangelists and examined, deposits, aud wile, that meat of Has public service, any irmistnissiun under having been eu duty with a party of Ins regiment on the official Wanks of private letters (excepting only such as may night of Friday, the 1 lth of Jeaurery oast., which detachment be e boname fi dia de er fur suer fam y i members of official psons our (truly resist epart t m *Wenthist or your fur took pirsitiou inside a ditch near the village of Glom:lane, th imte eri where they remarried about an hour ; that immediately. house) must be considered as • violatiou of the conditions isn• after getting tali the field inside the dawn this examinaut sad der which such privilege was conferred. six men were detached tu the left of the party, about the His Excelleisey deems it trenecessary to do more than call slistarce of forty yards, with direettuus from the officer that .your attentiort to.ilos subject, because be is satisfied that you to case a party of the White Rays should advance, be (the will at ones see the propriety of so restricting your privilege usurer) would order the wee to . re a ti rooky, which was to or ranking, so out to give any just cause fen future come be a squat err this examinant to order his party to fire, if : plaint, still less fur further legislative restriction. any of the White Buys ads sueed as far as his position, bee 1 am to request that in any case in whirls letters may be um otherwise. Smith, that in some there after b e beard the sent woke cover to yoo,either by una•thorised persons, or in souse of horses approaching, and wood a whistle teeing Elyria any manner at variative with the liberal emotructiorn of the De heard a shot, arid then a about almost al the same timei law to which 1 have adverted, they slay be forwarded to the and heard the sued. re Wog, acme" tomtit which eiroati. Goo•rot Poet tuber, for the porpoise of being regularly unlit heard the of fi cer call out 10 the Weil to cease Lin. chaageJ.-1 have the humour to lu., HENRY GOU LBURN. Stith that Ira men of the party discharged thei r pi eces , as : I appeared afterwards on ar ittap,etioat of their firth/dull the °Seers. James Ralph., buglernan, is his Majeety's 42d regiment of Nut, quartered in Mallow, depoweeli and 'awl, that having been on duty with a party of him registry* us the night of Friday the llth Jemmy Dastard, which detachment took • position insole* ditch near the viilage of Glaantaue where they remained about half an hour, as he recollects, whets two mew who were placed in advance, returned to the officer aid reported that they heard the trampling of horses advaitelag, upon which be heard the officer direct the meo g m t o fi re without receiving orders (runt the Magistrates through him (the officer) at the same time tenni' them that he would give a whistle as a private Merril fur them to rise up. Smith that as the dregoons advanced, but before they came up to them, be, this examinant, heard the officer and Sir. Chester, the Magistrate, remark, titat ha toe, by the clank ing of the swords that they were regular cavalry. Smith, that oa the whistle being given, he iastartily heard a shut from the left, succeeded by other shuts, at this utioneut the officer j•mptd over the ditch into the road, calling out to the Mee to erase fouror,whereupon Him examinant wooded the bugle to the NSA effect. Said* he Masks leo shots were fired by the party. DUBLIN, JANUARY 19. Tt is understood that his Grace the Duke of Wellington intends to pay ••• visit shortly to his hrothrr in this country. Ott the motion 'of•Sur George Whitford, the Common Connell re solved.)esterday to 'idiot his •Grace to sit for his plettire..ablit , st luny be erlageti in the Man liiibse p .atizVtlie,portrait of Nisjesty. *•.A limit of Orangemen, members of the Guild of pieichatits, *rub Alderman Nugent at their brad, Went sip to Mr. Satirin, ou Ttsuradwy, with.• sort ssf ausinplimentary Odra's* which Abel ispORC..O 1 40. _ • • .. - epricia to dm. Cotitstry. • , • • REVENUE OF IRELAND. •• • (From the Corraapoadintt.l We have winch astioraetio• is siipauseing a considerable improvement in the produce of the Re:rouse is Ireland, to the year 1621, over the precrdiug yeas (1820), as will be Pfeil in the following comparative view of the Cut years.• It is smother *worm of gratifiration, that the lemurs is on those branches which prose a return of commerce and pro sperit). The low rates of interest, and the rising of the Funds, are further proofs of the wealth sad prosperity of the It ingiltun 1823. 1821. Customs Excise . A d Tosco... 266,818 to 1 333,908 6 6 • 218 12 NI 76 19 ) 41 Stamp Duties .... 441,353 19 81 434,129 6 8 Portage Dssminsed . Culke• tors Poriulsig,,Ste.F.-ra 6,26 n 4 3 6,617 18 31 Casual itavvisne 3 794 12 St 4,133 15 81 L. 3,600,664 10 1 L. 4,177,012 18 - 1 Other Monies 105,10 9 3 156,238 0 lit ^ (From the Cork iferranfile Chronicle ] CORONER'S lIN QUIST ON Wilt BODY of THE BEY. 'JABS' BOND LOWE, A MAGISTRATE OF THE COUNTY. Os Saturday last JA mes Wittiest, Esq. Coroner, proceed. rd to Glutinous, near Mallow, in this cosoty, for the pur. pose of holding a■ Inquest nit she body of the Rev. James Rood Lowe, who had lust los life on that morning, under the eireauistouces at sled is our last nomber. A must respect able Jury bariog Vera awuru, they, accurupauted by the Coroner, viewed the body, but it being theta ■ very late hour in the evening, the exaraination of witnesses was itustponed Sill thrum( day, whet it was proceeded on is the Court Howse • at Mallow. The feiluvolue is a lisbuf the Jury, and a cor rect report of she evidence:— Adam Newman John Freeman Jolts Longfirld John Cu.s•u Edmond Lumbard Thomas Bolster • Jobs Dillon Croke, Richard Crukrr Wm. Lombard Owes Callaghan Pierce Power Michael Ludgate. The examination of Joha Stevens, Gent. Lieutenant in his Majesty's 21d regiment of foot, who being duly swum apse the Holy Evangelists, and examined, deposetts and sailb—. That in his progress from Mallow with Mr. Chester, the Ms. ;ideate, he and the latter bail same conversation as to the - presumption of meeting with other patrol's, and that the, both agreed that local circumstances reentered it very ins.-- plubable that they should fall in with dragoons, as the,. could not see bow they could come upuu that road foam Guile. On arriving at the termination of their patrol, do minant placed four delettes out, two uti the Cork sud two on the Mallow road, and went into a field with the main body, where they remained about half an hod in rather an unprepared state, when a riddle (rum the westerly direetiou came in to announce the approach or anise of some horse men, when immediately this examinant weld in the direc tion of the Noise, even farther thee the videites had beta, but could hear uo noise; hooever,un raturnito to his party, the videlle agaia reported the ■ppruaeb of lowserien, which examinant then fur the find time discovered, and made bus arrangements to iittercept any hostile party coin• lug that way; he ordered his uteri to lie on she beck of the ditch, and wernad-sbews particularly ant to attempt to fire without hisordirts; bin as a private signal, he told them ha would whistle whets they were to rise up. Saab, that Mr. Chester then trade so observation that the hursemess were dragoons, in which he, this Examinant, concurred, although partially, from the lengthy( time in whirl. they were coining up. When they did arrive, examinee' allowed them to pats towards the left of his party, sad •was astunialied to per ceive that they did not bear a militaty appeerauce ; us the contrary, be was partkolarly struck nob she appearance of a man in advance, who, by his dress, was most likely to he one of the sightly spreaders. !kith, that be gave the pro. posed signal of t►e whistle, and had mortally pronounced she wordy Who" being the first word of the challenge 1, Who comes there," when a shut ow instantly fired un the left of the party, succeeded by other shuts. Exansiaant pith, that ou the lard shut being fired, he used the most vigorous exertions to check the firing of his party, and on going out into the rued be discovered that one matt bad fallen from his been., and was lying at then's& Justin ld'Carty, of Carignavar, Esq. a Magistrate, deposeth and *Rob, that having taken out a detachment of the fish dragoon guards, or the night of Friday, the 1111103.180 t, fur the purpose of patrohliog the comity, accompanied by the Rev. James Road Lowe, and a soperanowated towable rained Lowe, they proceeded towards the village of Gum- Mut, in said county; and this multiunit, Mr. Lowe, and the voidable, harsug beer about fully yards is advent, of the detachment, they heard a whistling noise, sad O ttani ly a firing took place; it was about three o'clock iu the earnasag. /faith, that on hearing the whistling ha perceived the beads of a number uf nods, whip were dm. valet' usaula the ditch eat the left hand side of dm reed, St. Jr . ohn Galway, Esq surgeon deposeth and saith, that on Saturday mi.rning a report having rear-knit Mallow that the Rev. James Bond Lane had bees wounded's. ar Glaulliatie in said county, while phoning with a party of the this examinant proceeded to the spot. mid us Isis arrival found that the said James Bond Luwe had shortly before ex pired. Saith that on examination of the body he discovered • large wound about the middle of th► I.ft aide, which ap peared In have penetrated at the opposite, evidently inflicted by a bullet, and caused death. The verdict of the Jury was—" That the said Reverend James Bond Lowe came to his death near the village of Gliritistaste, in consequence of the unsteadiness of some pri vates of the ?2d regiment of infantry, who bred without re. ceimug the commend of either their ufflerr Lieutenant Ste vens, or the Magistrate the ker. John Che►ter, while on the patrolling party urns the morning of the nsla inst. in roam. quence of information that • body of the Want Buys intruded to be out in that directioe." GRORGIC Gaowes.:—Yesterday Mr. Pane, clerk to the Ilethfu►um Magistrate., received a letter Irom the keeper of she gaol of D-rby, stating th a t th e notorious George Cremes had been just tried at the Derby Seasiona, for picking pockets at • fair in th■t neighbourhood, and sentenced to reeve years eranaporiafiaa. It will be remembered that Groves. who with his gang had been for years the terror of this part of the country, was apprehended for pick. ing • pocket at Lattsdown far►, in 1820, but was rescued by some of his fellow freebooter.; and from that time had not been heard of till hi. committal for the above offence.—(Bristof Mirror.) The crew of the schooner Sally, captured in Au. gust last, from L• Guayr• to Baltimore, who had been imprisoned in Porto Covello. escaped Novem ber 24, in an open boat. and arrived at La Gisayra 28th, where they were protected by the Aruelicon Consul. When they left Porto Covello, the royal forces, not exceeding 2,000 effective men, had all retired to the batteries of the city, which was closely invested by the Republicutis under General Prez ; 400 sick and many idle officers bad been sent to Cuba and Porto Rico. and all the useless population had been ordered •way to enaLle the Spaniards to prolong • siege, which mast probably soon eventuate in a capitulation ur evacuation of the place.—(Battiotore Paper.) 7 BATTLE PETWFEN HALTON AND JOHNSON. This pugilistic coolest took plate so the 15th, about eight miles from this city, near Lemlara, to the north of Canis ow the Youghal road. It was fur • purse of fifty Halton, • native of Dublin, who aecouded Key. holds in the last grand battle hetween him and Hugherty, was impported sod backed oil this uranium by the Colic Fancy; ud Juhnlon, who is (loin Cheshire, was spirited up to uu dertake the scratch by some of out Coriatlitau Clouds. The day was highly favourable, and at an early hour the Lisgould aid Youghsl roads, which both led to the sense of opera lion,. wire sprinkled with all aorta of vehicles and with a due proportionmf horsemen and peileatrians, all piueeeding with ester e•peetatioe to witness the sit. to. Two raped rings, sue inside the other, with two raised standiug.places rudely emastrueted, for the umpires, were previously form ed oh ab elevated piece of gruusid ; but about Isalipast twelve o'clock, when the bruisers made littir upp , arance in the (nag, lambing could stand the impetuosity of the people, •-who continued to arrive in such overobeltumg numbers, and tbeVanon hake through these reatrainta. It was then pro. posed to atone* to • glen eanditiroua, where there was a mall sad level inch lit the rewire and where the hills east •itil west ruse so boldly as to ;Mod a romplete view to the vast multitude whicll'had by this time collected, and which we sbnuld it:tepee could not be leis than ten thousand, The horeenren were then moat judiciously drawn up mirth and south, so that • perfect view was alineded to every is. dividesal—bat in proceeding to this slot; snotty were the moviug aeridenta of (Inuit bug, mail field, that muse ere the spectator. could arrive at their destination. At length, about a piaster past two, a sixteen-feet roped tin was formed is the valley. Hattori was the first that appeared la the ring, sod threw up his heaver ; be was quickly follow ed by Johann; and both peeled for the mill. lit a few mit oute• after, the combatants set-to, and cumulate. d the lase.. tle, Johnson previously going up to the other and mama& irg the courtesy of a shake of the hand. THE FIGHT. Round 1. The lids miscued at and eyed each other foe some time, seemingly nut disposed to give she least advise laze one so she other; at leagils Halton planted the lint blow on the slob of his adversary, *lnch conauhusent John. son quickly returned by a smart hit nailer the right ogle, whirls dropped tears of claret wills isench• sympathy; they then hit right and left, acrd in the cad Halton fell from a blow, wish Johoauo ou hum. 2. After making SUMP play and sbew of science, they broke guard., and. bile hit right and left, so as to cud in a rally, in which Johiremi Gil. 3. Here, fur the fist time, some body blows were ex changed, whir h curled a complete rail', after which John son wens down. 4. Another rally and blows, Johnson bit down. 5. This was another m11E10411! huut mid close, which ended by Hallos' being undermost. Johnson uuw sheered blood from his nose. 0. eab parties came up to the scratch with confidence, bait its the rally which took plate Halton had evidently the advastage, and gave his antagonist three severe blows, the last of which, on she stomach of Johnson, gave him a com plete knock down. 7. Artie some sparring , . ea noiral it came to a rally and close, in which Johnson gut HsDun un his knee, tripped him up, antlfell on him. S. This was the longest, beut.contested, and most furious round during the whole batik, in which Wiry botb hit i izht and left watt &sprite ferocity for some time, and it ended hy Johnson rcceimug a complete li , orer. 9. Jubasois get evidently punished in the last mood soil came up to the scratch with some difficulty—utter • rally Halloo succeeded its geeing Johnsoit a blow un tie Berk, which made him wince and tarn aside. Both down. 10. Here it Was seen Jolimon '0,04 not win ; his eyes ;began to winder, and he skewed evident signs of being ;about to retire from bosSucia ; it Swathe odd• of Sir Isaac l iNesston to one of oar OA philosoldivra ; Hallow. however ; Ism sot to be refused, and by floured his opponent by a blow isis the neck. 11. Johimm got a dreadful peppering in the head and fare, and a blow iu the temple, which 'kite his job. Johnsuu made no play at all, sod Balboa finished the business by giving him a kosiek-dowit blow, after which be could nut ri,eto time, and he gyve up the battle. The cheerio' front the mobil ode nas immense. The battle lasted ;blurt twelve missiles. ,There was no parryiug at all, nor' any science displayed after the prat round, ■usl scaicely any straight right-furward kits attempted, bat after the first blow was made in the round, they bosh kit away right and left i■ the must open manner. Vlach disappointment was e►inced, when it vim announced abut Johnson had given in, as he did Hot exhibit many signs of being much punialied. After flue third tonsil the odds were all siting in favour of Halton, he always following up his ad versary, mid the other retreating. After the battle Halton slid not appear to hate suffered much. white Johnston had his left eye swelled, a longitudinal orifice its his lip, and a stark on the temple The Cork amatrus a fingered the cash Oft the occasion. Thongli great crowds anemic.' from the city, no ~eriniss accidents orriiireil, save a few upsets, ■nd some mudded jacket., from the influence of the wake, in the ecenine.—Hallos weighed lOst. 121 b. and Johnson 13st. Slb.—(Co►h Paper.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POI TPINOUTH. JANUANY 20. Arrived yesterday the Orem Glen.loner twist brim, with • million sod • ha doll Are on nierrhmits' amanita ; and Ocean, M`Neolage, from imodou fur Jsitt Arrived lmday the Nile, Slurry, from Si. Petersburgh foe Plymouth. A ship has brought up in St. !Lieu's Roads •ppareutly outward, bound. The schooner Etleo, of Dartnunsili, from Newfmandlund, with oil and ails. Committed al sea. Four of she crew were picked up by ■ Freud's Lip frost the Brazils ntol carried to Havre. The Captain, his sun, and flint wen, perished o■ 25th December. PLVISOUTII. JANUARY 19. Arrived the Swallow. Ross, bons Loudon for and Hearn!, Callender, from Newra.ile for JaIII4ICII. Sailed the Sally Ann, Phelps, fur 10..d0t0. Arrived off the poet the Rulers t Edwards, Sherburn, from Luadow to New Yurh. ►ALMOUTH, JANUAHT lg. Arrived yesterday the Duke of Ktut packst, with snails from Lishtss its 16 days. Sailed the Nostru Senora dcl Carmen, Baptiste, fur St. As. dero. 1114 P E.T& • • CORN EXCHANGE, bIooDAW, JAMItItT RI. 'the supply of Wheat was rather smell this mu m " , ot the sales were heavy at last week's prices, pertieularly r., the inferior qualitita, the chief part of which erotliptilln n. mained uu hand at the close of the (market. Vine sw im . Barley was is. demand, and °Waisted Is. per "garter ki t h:: than on last Monday Beans were shin brisker sate, awl i t per quarter dearer. Oats are fell Is. per quarter lower IL on this day se'noight, owing to the abundaisee of the h i ply. lo Pease sort usher tides share Is so alterathm. CURRENT PRI Wheal, Keat it Essex 34s 60s • Old -a —II - SUIToIk 34. 60. 01.1 —* —4 --- Norfolk— 4O. 54t - Futeips —. Rye 26s 16. Harley ' l7. a6s Malt 46. 54.1 Sailed to-day the Astrea, Barclay, for Jamaica. NARWICN. JANUARY 19. Sailed the Charlotte packet with a mail for fjutiotihore. I)VAL, JAIIIJAKV 10. Railed yesterday the homvward•hnauul for tie Came down flew the River and 'cream the NI .I...rwen, Walker, for St. Helens and Bombay , nod Goleunda, Ed raids, for Madras. Arrived to-day and ►ailed for the River the Dausbe, Ste phenson, from Curk. Came down from t►e River the Duchess of Athol, Da niel., for India; Electra, Robinson, for Philadelphia; and the Leven, and several others. Au anchor nearly new, weighing 9rwt. 2qr. 20Ib. bas bees picked up and landed here. GRAVRIMID, JMILIAIItIr 20. S►iled the Orwell, Sanders, fur Chula ILINsALE, JAPILI•IIy 16. Arrived the Enterprise, Nines. from Nrutonuillasd, with loss of rudder, mailinia.t, fun-topmast, stantheuils, and bal. warts, bowsprit sprung, and two men washed overboard en the beaks of Newrouudlaud. White Pease ..... V4 28. :10.34. OF GRAIN. Giey Pew 10127, Small Beams ...SIG 14, Ohl Tick (Imo ..• 2C, Old - .8 Oats, Potato li, C c Poised Oats 2l. 24, recd Oats Flostrowr Nock ••••Sli. The Cuba, 111`Gowan, from Liverpool for Havannall, wee totally lost 13th October, ou a reef uear . the island of Maga guana—erew saved. The Ann, Westlake, from Faro to London, was wrecked 261 h ult. Dear Ceiba. The Fly, aitudwell, foundered in the Firth of Forth about the kith instant, with all the crew. _ Rape Seed, per 1abt..32; IMPORTATIONS LAST NEE[. English Wheat, 11,23; Barley, 2.322; 111.11, 11.487, Oata, 16,282; Rye, 45; Prima, 2,355; Pease, 2,5117.-8,,, reign Wheat, 715; Barley, 500; Vats, 2,5.60,—1re5it 50; Barley, 65; Oats, I,34o.,—Eaglisb Flour, 0,064 tad, GUILIWORD, JANUARY 19. Meat, per WA • lO/ 0. to 90/ Os New ditto Oats, Kr pear is r ...... 0/ 14s to 11 s, Rye, per gum ter Ol Os 10 0/ Os Barley, per quarter • Beans, per qoarter. I/ to to 11 12s .Grey Peeve, per quarter l/ es to 1/ As . , SMITHFIELD MARKET, M AAAAA , J 2l. There was an exceeding fall market this morning e( ill desr►iptluns of cattle, in culisrqueitre of esbi . ch the pi-luso( all kinds of meat see lower. May, Sirsw, and nevem meat oar last quotations. The following ta a correct stoicism sf the prices anti numbers : To Mak the offal per stone of Mb. Reef....ls. 6.1. to 3s. B.t Helot of Cattle this day: Illuttmals 6.1. to 3s. 6 I. Reams Vea1....45. Of. to tic 4J. Sheep . . AS am Park... 2s 64 to 4s. Od. Calves Lamb... Os. thl. to Os. N. Pigs"... ........... The Collier,JOlWN of Loferpoul, wan ►lnwn oot of Cara igate Bay, 28th ult. aud wrecked 28th, at the Isle of snau—et ew saved. Pi MCAT% AND LEADEI4IIA ETS (By Ow Cares's.) Beer .... 2s Od to 3s 4.1 I Vest .... 3* le 21 4.1 Mottou.. 2s id to 3s id I Pork .... 2. 44 to 4. 41 PRICES OF HAY ANI) STRAW. R. SAY RI'S. WHlTirtiArff.. Hay 3/ 0,1 to 41 Sr OA Hay 3/10. Oil to 4/ Or Straw 11 7. Od to I/ 1114 01 Ouver..4l Aa &I to 51 O. 04 Clover 3/ Its Od to 41 Ins Oil Sint* II Sri Od to /1 I* Oa PRICE OP OOPS, per Cot. New POCK lEEE. MEW MAG 4. , Keut ....NI lea tof 5/ Os Kent 2/ 111,1 to 41 %seem —V 4s to 31 Its Some 3/ Or to 2$ 18, Easel 2/ 14s to 41 4. &WI •• • . t I 1011 to 21 les Farnham, flue, 71. to 101. 116.—Sewrods, 4/. ler. to 11. 71. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per Iltil,. • Town Tallow 48s 84 --. at Teituw Soap. Yclluw R844ii518.04 ...16 OJ Mottled %Visite tlitto..4Bo Od —4 Od Curd ... . t.ts Soap ail tu....436 Oil —s OJ Graves l4. 44 Melting Stuff 311. Od —a OJ Goal Dregs ..... .. , 7iina Dello rough..2ss Oil —s Od '. - '-~ PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone or Mb Price by Tallow (as stated by Hie Tallow Nelsen) ts. SIC PRICE OF CANDLES. From Tallow Chandlers Hal!. Price of Cawdles, per Musa, Se ed Moo 6J. per closes allowed for rem., immaril. RAW HIDES. Beet Heifers& Steers, per •t. Ordinary.. 2. Oil t• Ss 11 Ita Sd to 3, Oil Martel cur.. each 10. N ilaiddliari !a 4J to 4. 6 Erg. Horne Os Oil to Of chi PRICE OF POTATOES, front JAN. 14, to JAL 19. Quebec Shoos and O\NUbier, 40s to 60s. pst tea. eltatopious from Marsh Quebees sad Maws, from Marsh Ctosphors, frons R.. 1 Potato►s, ferns Torksli.... Kidneys, at. Scotch Potatoes, hon. OILS, per Too, of 2b2 Gallons. 6ess Greerl.W hale 211 10, I Speraohreii Ohl -• Linseed 3/1 • Pak tirsal COAL MAIt K ET, JaavAar Ships al Markel. Shwa Sold. Set Negress' k fa; 32. 9d. to 43.. 9.1. ♦ *esierised.. MUCK Of STOCKS YESTERDAY. Wok Stock 234 I Brisk L. Aim. 197,7-16 3 per Ct. Ned... 7tift 1 8.46 3 per Ct. Cons. 7/1111 , Ills. Rills, 2.... 1,0001. 4 per 9(I 961 45 6 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Ansi 108 1 Ditto small—. 5 7 Pr. 1071 I Cons. for Arc.. 751 ;La India Sioek 2341 75i! 76k Pioilds.. 78 80 pr. 1 At Berton Hootte, Yarwiclubirc r the I.aJy of Hein News', EN. of a dau4hlte. MARRIAGE. On the 19th instant, at St. Helnes Chnrclt, by lie Re'. daises Capper, of John Capps, Esq. ef Cruaty imitiore, to Elisabeth, sooty daughter et the fate Tifrus.as Twasbiall, Esq. DEATHS. On Flighty last, in Redford-plus, Mrs. Heywood, wife of Mr Serjearti Heywood A few days ago, the Rev. R,,hert Mien. Vicar of A 1 . ,. borough. near 13twouglibridge,•nd formerly al Ksisresbrope! Ou Sunday looming, ill his lodgings, in •gli-sneer, h. irony, after a protracted Mutat, the Rev. Paul !Wass, LLD. Archdeacon and Vicar-Grneral of the Dams: I' Omar?. A few does ago, at the advanced age of 1015 years, !Ai , . O'Doacl, Esq. of Brew, county Mayo. Or Monday week, at North Shields, after a shod supposed to hive bees' brought MO by cold caught at Iles no at Seaton Doles-al, shrie be direct, d the Norwich Vows engines, Mr. William Barnes, hooka. Iler, aged 5!. Suddenly, much respected st,d beloved by lute fami!, mud friends, 11, s. Patient, retort of Mr. Jodi. Patient, atf Wily. Wilts. What renders her death mutt ream, kable is thews guise fart, that sbe bad frrqtrestly expires, d her hope ' 6O live long enough to see her daughtsr married, tad them she wauki die ribeerfolly." Her wish bag been Locally arras pli,thed : her daughter was married on Tuesday la“. tv !il`• W. Holloway, of Bith; the anxiously athetioaate ' , ere" took a small piece of the bside.eske, drank the health of its bide soul brtdcgruton In • glass of wise, sad iii4siii;) eN pitied ! She had bent for mune years dints-if with a ps:or.. l diterder. HIGH WATER THIS DAT •T tiorivon saux;C• hors leg 34 •(i•1 1. $ & waft 1 •R•r s. Prieto' owl Pohl Ned • at TIM RitMIN PR E" Til 6 GLOBE Office, 1440 Ith garawt, - by C CORN• V. ELL, of the St4aud. ,~. =I fi • / AU Ri &TS.- • . • EXCHANGE, IllorDAV, 1•1101tItT 21. of Wheat was rather smirk this m0 r4 ,„ 2, , • ! be, at last week's prices, pertieuhirlyi: • 'infirm, She chief part as kelt demeiption tr. lad at the close of the market. Fine man.. ill demand, sill °Waked le. per greeter [O I L,: lucidity. Ikons were shoo brlsker sale, aer 1, :leer. Oats are fall Is. per guilder lowe r d o ' el e'noight, owing to the 'blindest, of the h'. , " m mod other m tides there he no alteratioe. 3UkIIENT PRICE OF GRAIN. ..i *Essex 34s 60. I Grey Pew !Orgy, -a -s Small Rears ,,,,Th th w iBI 1k.... 34. 60. Old -4. -u -• Tick ditto .......„,12, tc. Ilk-. 40" 54a Old v.., te VII g o .....--e -• Oats. Potato:. Ills ttli s. l l l O 26s 26. Poland Oak V. go, 17s X6s Feed Oats .•.......I7s Vi 46. 54s - Flour ' per lack .•••511. :.'.. 1 .... 26s 48s II Rape Seed, pre last..32f Li -So 30s 321 I • ' ItIMPORTATION, LAST V 1222. 'beat, 11.213; Barley, 6.329; Malt, toy, 1 1 : .4111 i Rye, 45; Beans, 2,355 ; Pease, 1,5117.-y o , I 745 ; Barley, 500; lists, 2,`.1.10.-Irisit 114,, l 5; Oats, 1,340.-Emilio* Floor, 6,964 Wi s. A Op • I --- GUILIWOBD, SA/OVARY 19. • per lord • l6/ 0. to 20/ Os Tel dm . 6! 10s to IV it s I kr cmarlar., ...... 11/ 14. to 11 th Po er quintet. O/ Os to 4/ 0. IV? , per quarter .... 01 17. to I! 54 per g a arter . I/ Ir to 11 12s . Si Nam, per quarter.. 1/ 41 to 1/ Ss 11111 , 1 ELD MARKET, M ..... • i 2l. tic an' exceeding fell market ins morning of ill • I f cattle, in cuitsrgoeitee of »lii - ch the prusi of • Os ,eat are lower. Play, Steno, atiolClrmer, ate at rat dimes. The following to a correct stakmeal et ' Ilii 1 uumbers :- Te fo risk the offal per stork of Mb. 6.1. to 3.. B.t Head of Cattle this day: 6.1. to 3s. 61. Beasts Of. to ss. 4.1. Sheep . - 0 6•I to 4s. Od. Calves 0.1., to Us. 04. Pigs"... ........... Ts AND LEADENHALt, iIIARKErs. . ~ (By the Carnes.) • 0.1 to 3s 4.1 I Veal .... 34 OA so 5. 4J r 4d to 3. 4tl I Pork .... 2. 44 to •40 41 go RICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ..VRI'S. WHITrePAPET.. *. / 41 tp 41 Ss OA Hay.... 3! 10.*1 tu 410. M /4 to I/ Itl. 01 Cluver..4/ 04 ed to 51 0.04 ' Sill Ild to 41 114 Oil Strew. I! 240 d to 11 Ile Oa Ilk -- - • .' • A PRICE OF HOPS, per Cot. POCKETS. PEW RAG.. • • • . 16. Iv 5/ 0. Rent .... V lee to V Ilk 4. to 31 8. Smoot .... 2/ 0. to 21 Its ei 4B4 14s to 41 de &WI .. • • 11l 1011 to 31 les MI se, 71. to 101. 46.-Sec*ods, 41. Ilk. to 11. 7.. • i sm : •Iki S OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 'll2lh. • DP 48. 67 --.. at Yellow Puap ft, DI ft 510.0 d --. OJ Mottled .480 Od -s Od Cord 5! .45s 0.1 -a Od Graves l4. as r 384 Od -. 0.1 I Good Dregs ..... .., 7444 Pt .25s (Id -s Od 1 - ler ICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b No low (as stated by the Tallow Metre's) ts. 1114. PRICE OF CANDLES. 34 From Tallow Chandlers Hail!. at, :oodles, per dorm, to Od-Mouldslts Si. . per dome skewed for ready morty. cii RAW HIDES. M k Steers, per ot. Ordinary.. 2. Oil 10 Ss Si la Ild to 3s (d 1 Market Ciii.. each 10. 04 ' Ls 4.1 to 2.1 64 Erg. Horse Us Oil to O. Od - ....--- )F POTATOES, from JAN. 14, to JAW. 19. ks. a and Oaniddeo, front.... 40s to 60e. per 1400. • I " loos vs end Maws, from prior, from SOL to SU. Pi' I, from idneys, at .... oes, from Ea OILS, per Tun, of 252 Gallons. Whale.. 21110. Spermaceti i .. ...... . 201 -.1 Pak Rape del -.4 3/1 - • il Is COAL MARKET, JaavAar W. at Met. Slops Sold. Prke. It ask r+ 4414..4 • , 41, Ma OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. tit k 236} I Brisk L Attu. 1977.16 tt ' d • •• 7 6 0 I 5.16 - Cons. 714111 , I Es. Hulls, 2.... 1,0001. C a.... 96f 96 I 45 6 pr. - il. Atm WS I Ditto 5ma11.... 5 1 tic. - Cons. for Arc.. 751 7 1 ) • k 2341 75„ 76i A is.. 78 80 pr. I - • --- - -- - BIRTH. . / n Horse, Warwickshire, the Lady of Hein si ~ of • dam:lit.... r. ALIBRIAGE. 7 Ith instant. at St. Helm's Chore's, by lie Rev. p , ro, of Wilmington, John Capper, Em. of (Coal - il Elisabeth, only derghter of the late Thomas . 1 all. l. DEATHS. , i , I lase, in Bedf ol d- place, lobs. Heywood, wife a 2 , t Heywood 41 ys ago, she Rev. Rithert Wiletl, Vicar of Al'- ar . } Burostgaleridge,•nd formerly of K tter-Arose . _ I mooing, at his lodgings, in 11• 4 11-susees, ki. : a protracted slims., the Rev. Paul Heehaw. r Inleacon and Vicar-General of Ole Divots: I. is ago, at the advent-y. 4 age of 108 years, Is c,, e 441. of Bee., county Alayo. r. lay week, at North Shield., after a short illmo, • have bee,, brought MO by cold caught at Ike Ist , J ).lava!, shoe hr 4lirectrd the Norwich UlllO ll .. William Barnes, hooks. Iler, aged 51. • , mach respected and beloved by his family sod i. Patient, 'elicit of Mr. John Patient, of Wily , tat renders her death most remarkable is theca" Shit she bad (reggaes:oy exp....id her hope 'l.' °ugh to see lice daughtie married, and then she ' 1111 •" (1111 r." Her wish bus been literally scrum- r daughter we. married on Tuesday last, to Mro iy, of B rib ; the anxiously athetionate pare" 11 piece of the Imide.eake, drank the health of tit. rrtdegnotto In • glass of wine, sad 1.411111.) us- e Led been fur some years elected with a pa:' '1 4 ----- ----------------- --- • - ATER THIS MAT AT tOlipord ilillincr. rag 34 Aar L $ imairag 1 Age L. • Poistsbed. Si Tat 112M1111 PR F.%S '''' .l LOBE Oilice, 144 111, lomat, •by C C()PN• of the St4aud. • , r A ,_..~ < .r - 1 NeS. ~~ K