The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-04 00:00:00

. , SPOIITISG rivrELLlGEAref.' NEINARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETIN&I 1110 5* want: aSDAY, OCT. 2. - • One.third of a Subscription of asgs, each, f , o. 5-yr. old colts carrying Bst. 6th. and fillies Bst. 31b. I . 14 Grosvenor's b. f. Aleteora !it! - c . k un b ow - I sb. 1. Lydia - - - llcroint D. Rad c l if f e ' s br. c. Pedestrian, •by Pipator out of 2 Ntrr..l,ailbr.oke's ch. c. , Rubbish, by Volunteer et 4 l i 4,l „leY's h. c. Currycomb - - • " r attails f. Doclona , - • .:: dr i 4 , 1 4 1 , 1 ° 4 Agit Meieora-3.t0 agst Lydia-- 2, to t, agst Pc- Itluineasd free for any h orse, &e. 4 , .yr, olds carry i ng 7st. ds sib, 6-yr. olds B st . t fib. anti aged gst. 4i A %ton sb. rn. Parasol. vrs walked. over '.lllt.44,liire's brother to Vivaldi, 6 yrs old. •dr r4 3'?( 01 or cogs: etch. Ab. M. .„,A,1401. 4 9St. I lb. t. . 3 pri3l4lloll't Farce. 6st. Vlb, ' 1- Shelley, , Currycomb, 761:. 21b. - • " •• TilNe,to on 111;tritnte. . Fc' • • „ oshotue's Superstition. by Buzzard, out • vtx'en beat c ,' Er , -cosvenor n , rn by Sir Peter, our of Windlestoire's dam, B st; • i ' , ` ,.,,, 1 , 0 i 1 ; 1 7,Yr. old Course:, tcogs. 11. U.-.. Two to lon Su -146'1: (:111,811: 4 Bst. it 01b. beat Mr. R. Boyee's So. 1314 ' , M.'ituags.-Eleven to B'agst saticho. Cntrt • AYP I<..;CtS mt need oti Tuestlav se' nnigh t, when Gold o 'L g P s . S- e tibri P i io ach u, of ' guineas, 14' silbsCribers, F• 1 :One two-mile heat, was run for, and. f 1F g. Chancellor - 1 kt korix . Bl, w r ,“'; IVY vtrton - , gri:q. by. sp4tli!lt - : • - 3 • IA Brikly',. ir,l " ti lYa,Pur se of sol. for all ages. c,„Ct by Star - " t, Mr, b o4n ~!" ,ch..,R. by Walnut s . f ), c.' by Del ph iii diet tardsienu'r.:On'wedieutiy, so. for all ages. 18r4 hi -,A Lady friar be the only nue entered, his S P i rcei v v as Y 1 " g • • . in terms ot the ante es. t ,1 416,4 . 4 t ( e was a hack race, which afrottied pretty Llqp',o;„enll,ll:flifirsdaY; , ages. • • adY Mary. walked over the Copra. • , S 1 14 I I Curne3i. r4cl,, 0. for three year olds, w.t114.1 . 1 r+vrr the Courbe, by • by titan. • • • ; Ist) -I 1144 rice. • ()111'1'1 • numerous„ §i r `') tck ,l 24 egant, was 74 atfOrtied port.,` ;': il.the Race ,Stand were enter t a ined rated 1\44 ruy; L or d Eo Li orows,vipc?, tv..t falolllllf;.flit's Cll the Irish Ragpip4, in his . 24 p 4Rillery , C . ompanY paraded early yes. tl; a nd Held' fund, the . Artillery- Pieces ~ a ttaelled, and proeec4,t t o ; • .utlder, the Command of Loc.ts, had been Previously mustered, uaall' their gun , atid troop boats, ready fttleanirki which. they did in veify quick. kaii, IN o rder ; and at, e i g h t ; t h e Fl ot ill a twin g I.aing tits ihg' `,svn the. River t o wa r d s Greenwich. 7,1441, t i, k ' x s -Ships - us- , they. , passed.. They ilttended:to be formed, in two divi rtcf 11445,e(1 threngh,,Greenwich Park .to that ' 1 1 11 , 4 % thec hea th near th n e Hutsman and Hounds, - hier c Y 1.144 cd. One feldpiece and a party of Gal f t ki at tine to each divkioti. ' . 2,8t7,t1in had just put them throtig,t ci‘tolts, "'him the Earls of HARRINGTON att(l numerous .st:atr, ('ante Oil the ~g : 4 11; ) )ci• Erthite and discharge of the great ` llK in ,, Tth • • • ' front, the divisions I ~,(1( motions in '.ety I(4askippwili,,,,„iumns and went tilrough • ' l tearr e • • wb . %all quickness , and preeiston. Lr ', lc a the PI - eat 1.,;'111)S were ttrthe ti s) , • d id the , '44 ()t , inanueuvres requite .11 40, 'rh o ' l to ‘:vas the most conspi ,N, 41 whole prtived theniseh es a fine body ItZ" i t'eti o: l 4 „ cks erved the etteornitnns stn. 1, 4 ‘ta, , le nt icy .ill present. , , A liantifortie :,N,,,,w,Pbvidetl for them before they re-etn -7.4,„610.h did between three and four, l'ftitt,4-tirmr,ketl at the l'ower a littleafter six o'clock, 114 1 : 114 §N 1r . l ar e of f6urtech The time of 4 t ; 1 :,,,) a nd the- tretnendnus reports of the 4 : -,4 the eatitltty of many persons, who 4 4 7,,clt ee4 : 111 part4at news had arrived, flocked 4 '§elit, nt c)u4 .* to Lain intelligence, and return t; 144 andst;all.. ,Yht-between Thigh"' A totti G 1 ' 6.!4,11), .ziatur ay last, a cut eo chi %Q., ati po ' 4 4en s Dragoons were ma!- a„4 g 0 *irge Black R oc k b o t tom , f oun d situated that it was totally out .ou the way of . the Troops. • Pri:dcarn t of t,itj from the slope, • l l,ey were " stationed, was notic of ed the Dec of Yoax, and,_with itoern; the Dumt, we are told, 'rtes dnshirt towards him, feel. Poor.fellow ! if he rno l 4.ts, he ' s Tr OuPs cannot have an r.)Pllbrtu:: a 'n:" As if t h e wor d s o f the .1104 i the mark, Ite. who had before i t eitoats to escape the shock with tilted, .at once stc,od `still ! 'The ' 7 .11111 Rlleccl it approached hiro i 4.10 3) right to left to let hint 4°lll P' hini tl*tsll,,litest . 1 1 , W ;31nrnent given on Sunda:Y-lA°. t . ' f‘4,Y Roy:11 Hi4neSs the Fitt:VP 11 0,yal the DUN F. 4 ',Qt: '144 bo w at '' . 4 "A 1141nG and to the p r incipa l tiPitt,„!..lrt 41_,116.!,',11t0n, closed \vitt) a grand 4 1 ' 44 tien ev 'l l gt I .wrotia, a Composer' of ' lll b w as first introduced to Ills Royal y It •Tzt' -4.omtruLD. The prin ., - l i J4ltit% onto. were 0' Mr. LATOVR 1 e' P e ci . /1 . • y 'l'latuor acid a trio, in ' 4 /tin ‘4,* (41 tlt N'fOrlTled Oil the Piano, the in , 14_ 0 * "e fitietly excels. Both were re; 1 44 4 r,uicAlq.ll , p -cp and tte:tl 3 .6 . nath, rs, anct.toe hrs lilll4 l . s telled O'Se Skill in music is so \vett ('on:,p-atutate Mr. 1.. on his mas it Ivlts fritatte of praise - the more ell t4A,"%itt t„L'itawc.'d Clint only by exalted rat: l 4, wife, •It,N, titu, tlttl 4l t the - • Am- Nth). 1,.,. - . . - "veror 4. ,,, vroveorz, h i s ; Ple',:elited to the h e ' • fife ; • - s•- 4 trit. dew ~, s try, Qi•r, .abtt lar,e, chat - 1- 'l'4 workm' an - ship, v.riLich t:. it Vega : - - I .1, s • 3 3 dirt, :1)t if, .11 0 41 \v}it:u nil pr P R „ ti a4iy a : Q en t: t th e rot .;11.L''44d hor, ' ; th en th h7 n , 'rat Vlf en 0 4, I ,,Zttt, tr i„ 4 , t t Nifyi Vdity s1111 11 "Itlic is; ils fit ' l 4 112 :t t . ( Y t( \ti env, 13. EXTRACT ..OE _A LETTER. Yesterday, ,at ten o'clock at night, the eruption of Vesuvius, of which the earthoake omm:A to be the. forerunner, took place. : We:were going to visit the Crater, when the cries of the people,,,and a •vo" - Intne of flame, inforined us ,that. ' the volc,ano,had • opened. The lava precipitated itself, three,,, se , 'condp, from,. the last peak of the Mountain, and :took a direction towards the valley situated between Torre del Greco ,and Torre del l'Annuiata,' ove_towns on the sea coast beyond Portici, and seven or eight miles from Naples. "' ,We set off .immediitely to see this wohderf4l . and .`tremendous phccnomenop; nearer. ,rent the place of our departUre we, saw the whole. Course of the lava, which -.extended already two .miles from the crater to the bouses,that join. the two towns.4=7- The sight was the most magnificently t frightful that could be seen. I contemplated the cascades of flame pouring front the' top of the mountain,. and shud dered' at seeing an immense torrent of fire' ravage the thick fields, overthrdw houses, atrd destroy, - in a few minutes, the hopes and resources of a hundred families. " A lineOf fire marked . the profile of the moun tain ; a cloud of smoke, which seemed to send thrth, from time to time, flashes of lightning; hung over 'the scene,, and the moon appeared to be.pale. Nothing. Can adequately describe the grandeurof the actine, or give an adequate idea of the horror of it. As we approached the spot, ravaged, by .thiS river of hell, ruined inhabitants having quitted their honses—deso lated families trying to save their furniture or pro visions, last and, feeble resource—:m immense crowd of curious persOns, retreating, step by step, from the advancing lava, and testifying, by extntordi nary cries, their wonder, fear„ and pity ) —the frightful bellowing of 66 mountain, the frequent explosionsburst from the bosom of the torrent,.,the crackling of the trees devoured by the flames, the noise of the walls falling; and the lugubridtis sound of a bell, which the Religious of the Camaldales, .isolated on a little hill, and by two torrents of fire, rang in' their distress. Such . are the details of ; the flftitlght Scefie;to which. , was Witness. . The Moment we arrived, theldra*as crosSing the,great road below Torre der . pi'eco, TO. see it, better, WC , got into a beautiful house op the rOad side; . and frau) the tett:ice we . saw tiro tire at,.no mpre., than fifteen paces front us; in a in: ed, and, to Minutes afterwards, there remained of the house but three large walls: - I apppaiihed as near as the heat and•flew of the current would per mit me. I attepspted, at different 'titneS;7fo burn the 6iut of my handkerchief in it.; I , could only . de it b, ty'ing it tothe eild 'of my cane. laVa ch)es not run in liquid Waves : it resembles an itimilse, quantity of coals on fire; which an invincible str , .!ngth had heaped lip,atid puthed on with VioiollCe. When it Met a wall, it colleded to thu beiele Of , eienn Or ten feet, burned it, ' and 'overthrew it at once. I saw sorne:walls get rect-hot, , like iron, artuf . it I may use the eipressioa, into 'the lava. In its reatest speed, and on an frwizontai:ro34, 1 rco(onbci that 'the torrent 'travelled at the rate of eighteen inches a minute. Its smellyeseinbled that of iron red hot." • - • o FARA% , OF E 44, ND . , . ./ 1 There were some prime emnples of Wlteat exhi bited for premiums at the Society's House,' Nu w Sackville-stree, on the , Ttli *ult. 'l'he Gdnilernon who were ,so kind to ati ;i3 1)3% ingcarefully examined the different parcels, a gree.d,unanimowly to 'the. det'!ision.i. samples tieing. aftervads• weighed, were ftnind to preponderate in the ex,..16t ordor of •,id udieAion, which ev ineed the accuracy Of the decit . ion. Mr lloinatt'produced a small sample of Wheat, the growth of .Egypt, 'the grain verylarge and frill. The attempts :to Cultivate thk 'species of Wheat,. friticlim, cot/posit/on,, in this country, for . 04,'0r three seasons past, have in general been unsuccess ful', the crops usually- producing a poor..grain. The Sickle used in Cardigan,. andlu the neigh-. bouring counties of Wales, shown by Col. Tenison,. is formed with a ,sharp and sinootb :edge. this implenient a man is expeeled to reap abo%e an English acre in a day. • We regret that there werenbt any Candidates for: PY3SB Seeds, and particularl. ac the . Gentlemen %Om were; . , pleased to attend 'as Lidvs, viz. Dr.. Stokes, Rev. john Brinkley, and Mr: Bradberry, had not an' opportunity of shoving the scientific knowledy. for which they are eminently distinguished. •• thexuall. specimens of AlophecurasPratensis and Festuca Pra- . tennis, produced by Counsellor Haughton, - sveire fair Samples of his eoileeis;ns, which, however, were not in suf f icient quantities to entitle him to become a• Candidate. , • • • • SEED WHEAT. For the best Barrel , (twenty stone) of Red' Wheat, being part ola, parcel of at kai 2t, Jo 0 P r emium withheld.' - For the . best Darrel (twenty stone) of Red Wheat,' being part_at 3 parcel of at least 'to flairels eo, o o a djuilgil to George *Grierson, E 43.. • fudge/for -Stked , 4 Arthur 6u.iiiitess, :Esq. Corn,Mcrelisot• Kithira Pim Esq. . „, John Nloore..bsq. GRASS SE'EDS, Meadow , Fox tail ‘, Fraterisit, for the. •.' grpateSt qurarity of Euuntl, pure, and well-soed Seed colltciL.d in ItelAiia, not leas than two hen. , ,'- Bred weigh r. 13. t; Na Claimant. Croat •M ca d o w Grass, P,Da h.ftenri:, ( Otto, -hlcatiqw Fescue, Ersfuca M itt ), ' No Claimant., zory 0 '4 0 The Varrint Sysion cannot stand,, notwlthntand ,, ing all the snpport which it receives froulthe whole body of regular Professors, since it. has lately ,been assailed by the vender of _a Qnack Afedicinc ! That.patt the-speele lately sent from the Bank of England to Portsmouth, has been put on board the Royal , Sovereign, of tlO guns; the Thfanca, of 74; zuld the Renontlnce Frigate, of 44 ; all of which are . bound to Malta.. The Amount was yesterday insured from all risks, at I.,Loyn's, at a premium of MN. per cent. to return 9s. td. 'for all sums so in sured, .which should ultitnately.appear to have , been for.varded in ships carrying..aL greator force that, 60 Autry. . . amountin,,:,r 1) nearly three .huniired th MI sand ponr,(l,, also within the I:ht f.fw dn . & b,f4n • i ft .„ural, \ dutch hi,ss Loan-put:Oil , bO-46.1 114: fintr:o ) i . ) anti. tallier of -War r;,:k wlrol) en& on their arrival. at Basin n., TOi-; Wai 2111. 1 RD1111 OF ,YXSTERI)Ay Morning Me ti2Aft., grate,. resumed his nivestigzitiouS at.! Office., Bo'A.--street, touching 'the: rn`tn`dor, Mr: ,Butiffr.,-whett,three. pemons exaltni,ned had poi. before beet Called on ; but :;t4;SCreil as theforaler examinations,. being (lure,private, no ! thing was suffered .to- transpire, About two o'clock. Mr. Gamfm.,i, ,11Cc)tupanica by Mr. STAITOR 0, set pa - for tile hduse ut the,de, ceased, at.Greeftl.lnt.l Mick, which hey LIM in - ea with the greatest care and circutmpeciliin ; aft which they proceeded zo eh - amina_ \v it tlesse s. Airs. Blight, Mr. Overton, and a. wortf4» who had been .called in a fler the Mtirder, w ere gmo --t 't het n 3. also a boy, whose evidence, - we bare lie-Ird in the 'peigh-; bourhood, of nice' tiland. :Dock, frotn pvrion4 who know 'and have questioned him, is of tl 'gr& i .fit6st eons . e4iieni . :&. It is stated that he eras paossing'by the gate of - the home of the decea3ed at the 'very time the pistol or gff n that sitc,t 'Mr. Blight' - The pistOl has - not beep found ; but Old" 'ship' which:hat, since, the murder v..ls coMmitted, been conveyed to a pia(•o. where itts illought possible. the pistol might hal'e been throWn; is tO - 'be - riiiiiiived: This cannot take place for some, days on account. Of the tide. - " Mr. Spatch and the w 9 n - . 2,a1l fernoin 'custody setefal private qatnitiations, 'it s is sdal, Cc ill - yet take Oluee . preparaiory io a - pnblic one: POLICE. . WELL9i.ose-Scw, t ai t ,„ 4,Ess I 0 N ••• HOUS .wrlNCSti2r, day a very numerous .&teeting of the Mitgistrittes of this Division assetoWevil,at , the. '§e4figps-140use. in. Wellclose-7square, on the busitu gelaA. An application wasll - 41dey (otip§4l,, for Mr. ,AsTLEy, jun. for.alicengu to 0pt,31 the Roy alty,Theatre. . . AT A S the-43emich V,ery . strongly oPpoked,the gratiting.v..Litence. 4 00 stated, that .the Theatre. was. S l 4 l .4tCd where it was probable•. that sce n?s or, ,iti,u,tigt.aliV, might be abed ; and. that it held ,1?-eIl the KaAiee to open the. Theatre with pieees!,.whieb to ided.tQ, corrupt the .n Orals 4t ; , the . 4ing.. general c, these reasons Ite should always . oppost Licence. . . Ifinivry and r. Y., 1 1.z!:...1 no, two of the. belptiging: to,; tii ? riKkk;P: in very ktmisornO" terms of the ulo.'l - vel, 'that lieh , ..orna - c.l; it'his business to attend 'I. - illy . 'the rqire-, eittationS at the itoytilty Thc.att - e; 'and :i of the rilotti - ten . cicitty of ttiom, titLt good . ordtr bgpre Several of the I).,fial;-istrate:.; • in tlicir of Air. Asti r' X :', I. , ,.as'tbri put to elt.ii,hlagi-itrar,.: 21t3eill) ; :when' there. appeared :fur - the" Licence '2'o • zimiinst it 3. • 0- `Mr. A,sTI.P.V,• - jiln:' in' rt _neat speech', returned his thanks to the C - ,urt - for the honour 'done' , I)itti;' arid - intimated his intentions to ,le.,cri - e,byhis tutor • good cantina, the opinion The Court - then' broke Up. . . . . MAyst ..atom-Ttliusg.—Yesteriiziy Cne rot sitter able iihtiortance . to' Beti:etiC awl I.airui 7ble •Socictioi, occurred before the Loiti) ;,nd .li3fl TIUNTER, the stibAarice of which is ti)l 7 . lows : • fames Stezvaitson, a member of the Laudable SO-. vie t y of London Tradesmen , whit meet Red Lion,. near Ilethlelienii fell into di,tri,ss in June last . yearin nd ap pl iea ti on liras (~ q )rt h s , b ha 1.61: alniinettn week to sup art hinf,l,as•otti - ers wlsoTvattr, relief a re. supported but t was resisted, and it Was hi.' ledged that' he , bad forfeited Wright. itY the tulielof t Soc iety,-a d tllP.t 'on t .i.,.h.ttv InoiObeen and they had 'huspencled zu%: as .a viiimbetc4" :it pont which, the Conduaors*bf the Society now contendedi that he is not entitled to any relict vont them,::ra.. fuse to afford him . any, 'and hj.baviug become bur-' thensoirte• to his Parish, the Parish 'Galled' on' the So.. cietY. to .ntake allowanei; and the question came before the Latin 111Ayloit and Mr. Alderman is last Thursday,' when some doubts arose whether the Court had jurisdktion iri this rase under the At .of Parliatugnt by which this Society isTegtr-f lated Una thanittestion was. snb<<lifted to the! C ost men,i SERJEANT, and the farther ,cc icideratiort of the case Was adjourned aria til this (la"; the result on the . point of law was, that' the Lotto 141 . y0u and , AL DEANANItIId itir7Sdialoll 1.0 deei6.' Mr. Gott N contended there ito pretence for withholding this sum of money from this person, forithat he had been a member, and conformed with the ittles of the Society, and had fallen into distress, so- is to be entitled to reliof. Mr. Br.A.oKBURF, Ante -of the leading I\lerribers of the .Society, contended lie wav ma, and. dila 1) put upon .three grounds ;:.Fir -t, the penoli in question had gained allotision int..) the Society as a Member of ir undur pretetx..,:., and, cantrary to one the Socivty.'` Here 114 r. Alderman 'HUNTER oWervetl, .that as,,the fritt „had been -nine years, a, ‘lertibur of -the Boeietyp.: it was somewhaate td stmt this obje4lion. to hm, r he became a biktlwti, ;4t d yhcrefore lie,thoygfitithe„'§ocjety_A - rptil:4 inuch of that '!.'lac; st3coiid, obje(.tiop Wila,?` That a. rite had, irrudtod his systcm by the useof4pirito9usand-Ntrong hvors,:hy which he hail brOtv - ,11 , on insanity, aixci ro,,ndf,a,,,4,llituself, ince/I . :Able of scropw ..11 . 101 a1.441S 911 that 4 ' ' L- .‘t't - of the Society ;, is.onn That lie hid tl • l+ll ( or the Sociity relief,. a -dling bv ~‘-ly`“.:11 he aLio forfeited his 'Tfie'linanNt/ClOit dna th worch, - A!deirnan ob served,that 0.36 was a very, bad crite on I.ehall of the poor Man, and the rourt were e.. - I).kLi upon to it , 3n as much for him as of J ould.,anow 5 certainly no further. They were dvcrid , .:dly of opinion that th,- aft) , \,.! Mr. thit the might Maud Ut.r in order t. .proof in so2ilort i ), ~,r !id (.114- to •••••• • • Vi+ik. - 1 . -.• ;1. C. th•-•••• ; . qr. ...11-ler:n.lo tit. ; • :, r,o; ! - r• 1,11 , (:1 +.; !')'• to consider the'point of !UV, they Itad.tio not being ready to-day with cvidence,,,,and tlwre fore unless they paid the costs they ctirtre not intitled toiany hrther delay in. the determination in • .f. he LORD 4VIAYOIt • 6iictirritig, it was o;deteil: that die Bociety do paY to this thc:ir Member-Gii Guineas, being the number of wcelts the claim been Made and resisted; that is 13s. Whieh, not being paid on the/instant,,'Mr'. Gtraftey itiforw.l th"6.4e . .1,vh0 attended 'for'itiO: tiociety, Order, would be served' . on thern for . the.PaVrtienf; and if not paid, the Society*ould be indiekid: '-'"' - QUERN 7 scitiiißii.---Tuesdly morning the Ofier of f - "aueen-square, in consequence of ,pea *s'ot's searehyarfant; being granted by the .I\l?'istrates, went to .a house in Bene-streer,leicester-field g , niaking'if sudden attack, 'hn•-np - stairs to ih t ..6i econ d floor,;' where they founts 'ailtt his Prqte faking down Ninnherg to ingnrci f u the',iirt;R:nt tate Lottery; aftd tiiiiten• , per*vig; fe- Male, in the room, all eaget to:- be bookeciii• the' votaries of Fortune, (116 - Whole ar wilt)* tc t t%if _ t lie: books in Which - the kere • efitcredthey brought- 'a ay.. A lorit'''dkainkati l Oti titered into, and Sylvantiskiant 'nutted for three m6iith4 . as vaLtrants: } a~ ~ HATTON*•GA-an N ..---YtgerdaY • i CATO at was 'exhibited before the Sitting :Magistrates iinEl the Excise Laws, to' recover the penalty of 201 1 :fcir a breach of the said Lawi, ' • Mr. Ciniwoen attended nu: , behalf of the prose cution, Which WAS brought . against a 'respeOnble Publican in Totten hatn-court-road,' for having an in. cruse in lids stock of British Compeundi, such in; crease notheing sati6tionetl by a permit. • The cafe was' fully Made out by the evidenCe; of Griffith, the Officer; With kitve itt evidence, that art' increase of eight, gallOnS, that, particular' spirit lmd * taken place' between d u . time of the former stocking, • and the'l •t he former.' stock' having - been taken on the 1 , 28 tli of 'June. The ness admitted, that on the *0 th . of June A very do.' lent storm of 'thinider, liglOnitteand rain came en,' but that though hi4'ateriestWete in general aft" 6ted by it, 'on thiipcktivrigir illy .ire' lierfeely cointi6f.' 'The SoliMbi- for the Difetidant rested , his case on' the obis' cOitpesolthe Wltuesscontending tlgit he' hh'd 'Wade . atiserrot in , the`guifge Sitobieli- he took for' the' ,Bth June; , •atid whiit.aceounted ' for the sup . posed' inereAlle4- . proVe4bat•• its was incapable on ttvat . day •of: . 'aEting CotteUlji : a' servant-maid of . the' DefentlAnt swore, that upon the' Witness leaving' tl v... cellariftet , risking the §tuvq; he reeled against her, anti appeared,. As she.theitg ; hqdrunk ; btx sitc learnt . from. bi 4 eonv - ertiation witt 114.-- master, that- it *as" ha. Conic cfnerice of :'life t.li Lludet Which had affeEted tttirit:"- .'• - The Officer• Was ;again strialrquestiotird, but , h6:. rsilited in' bi 4. acecifttit" oflk perfo - elly collc‘(:ied dri that day, and the Nrhgisteritt4.2.. ;10k:di_ .1 the Dr: fi rit to pity ;a six.icaltyi• of •r 1. 1,6,1 t. r 'of goods. • ' • • '' ' • It having : ' • , s - as to take place yeiterda) ; ;L at h, I;vere` in , i , 0 Titesd;ty night, to 5up.,,,1 . , are---one of titett tl,t t, s o, thf „ t h ei ., s--, ' flown in 11 , ..it of spO; ling wen. ,•;;, , • on C.,- riii_nid ilt clay-brt"ial; 111 th; ;, , „ :..,;41;; hot they so!;peae..l t ; :; 4 01)0111 tO 1)14101:*; iiiid 0)1, i . Ihe If; ath lo\v; ii h inu ,ton. '.! :.; gi‘Lai by ll ;,l IL:male, on v. No .1! betwixt the pit Llt ori2il ,tcd, lestertlay, in Covoit-for(140, Market, serend were e.cercising thrqw , ing a,, pound weight ; but notA tluent.bei ng, able to pitch it,farther than about ten : yarda, .tht•',y agreod that eXeged a Fkeep,at farthest. A re p y i well,dressed slight young INA, ;by chance yasiiing r .: by, aided that' be could throw it much farther, a n d offered to. wager half-a-crown that ho:Avoultl, throw it sixtun yards. Tih,..bets we.re matle s .and the ground measured. Tho„ yeting man -stood at his 4 post, with the weight in hisilantit anti while the lads of the s Market were ,extiltitlgly congratulating eaeit .t)ther ou the pleasure they:•:-,would have' in spending tla< n winnings„ he hurled it spinning into the an, ,a11(1 seat it a consi , ,lentble ,distande 6,oyortd, hc.: the rnatk, de.:ir through t top or OM" at th e w0Qa , ...,11 sl)(Alii, at the._ out side of t:w mantel, Ncliare. the ,)11 woMen 'usually it, and roail fruit. For- . thero VP:fi no person it+ the shid at thet, time ; anti, before the astonisht, , (l garne3ters could well recover their surpei the vinor swept thu half-erowus into hi, pyt wishiog the G,fntio men goo,i cli. , par:ed great glee. re-rneasUr.:.l the goun4., wiiiht others tiouhtcd that it wog n 14 pound weiglit; but, bilfore t}l.7 has einoe to any iletel . rainaticy, w1 . ),114..r, the trtoit:y %von or l b ou4• tit them, nv,re wits! lii companion:) , that th....! young man and the e g o, at that tint;:, stippo;eil, fill Jilt the, rnicitile tit l'icca(l;ly. '1 4 1,e ir..;utry truth of the rem;o:, ati.l sc:para", , ..;tl iti _ . S. 441\ .i 1 ,tice,tho!cl to his 13 inoOti Twin Frankfort on, the-I t4t.h of l'ott. od t h e . s4tD f e day, w beiigkis I hit C:t ► I.l* post-chat:NirM overtarn4 at-41; t f East tfougl 4lizl~"erry, The: - rrec: , occasioned by the exrele.§sue.3. arid - tombe,4-1 driVet4.l4 tA:kinv tlic turn too , sh3rpl,k, contained. Li 5i;606119; jai = l coni4thii.;O I with fouir guns two 4i4 *s, , ••• thtlis.rowded i it 14 sornev, , h;:lt remarkfillie tiint is of th , j Gentlemen ,;ostanied inj;lty, It) ,tl.=. tures m.vre whi oni; - , 4 fey. , Th? kva4 ti uc i shutttrei ; 0:10 ot SideS coropti:tty - deo:1(40101., -The pletla4 of in4aOtly retnoving spots o f Aorl from 21 - ;',' ki:id so.ift; has 11 1,. , Idtdv dkc o . v ered piecc•; about: th-. t 0. , i ll 4i) i c i x , of wllt-,.ry :111(1 it! • 1 ' ,pit the s that si:lulf. kt l` Ti . r ,jft. till; 11.11 ' . pit It ,4. 1 t •v. the spot will