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SPOII77SG NEiiIIARIQT FIRST OCTOEF: R MEETINeI, illoS. N .„ .. • WEDESDAY, OC T . 2 . :•' • - 4 se.thi r d of a Subscription of icgs. e;ich, for 3.yi. old colts ~ _ carrying Bst. 61b. and fillies Bst. 31b. D.,, 1.. _. .. . 14 urosvenor's b. f. Meteora . - .... „1 ..,',(.:. Itunbori' s b. f. Lydia - - - hr 1). kadchtfe's br. c. Pedestrian by Pipator, , out of ~littoine , ~.. . ..„ •• 3 ilr L.,- , . -, vuroke s ch. c. Rubbish, by Volunteer - ~., - ~ . 4 I- h,, 4 lley's h. c. Currycomb • -.- ,: _ I t r sal Grafton's h. I . Ditdona - • 44 1 :4 Agit Meteora -3 to 1 agst Lydia - 2 to t, agst Pc idi , • ,11,1lineas, free for any horse Sce. 4.yr, olds CarrYillg 7st• B + . 4 e , yr. olds Bst. 514:6-y r. ()NS Bst. 111 b. and aged gst. 4 4 . 1, 0filrafton's b. m . Parasol, 3 yrs old - walk e d o ver ..ut Ral;hlre's br ot h er to V"r;aldi, 6 yrs old - dr ! Sweepstakes ' X Wil s , , .„,,• of cogs. each. Ab. M. 1 _. _ re n 4 4w' I tone, 9st. 1 lb. - 7y too's tnrce. 6sr. 81b. F. Shelley', Curryolub, ',St. 21h. .. ~.,,, Jiliev,,to 1 on .\l4riatine. ,N i . F xt . G Osborne's eii.,c, Stiflelstition, by Buzzard, out 1,1,1 4 1 ,1, 1) t 7 't (•; , e. Crositenor's flave-at-'ern, by flambFe- , t 4 , I , : cl i by Sir Peter, out of Windlestoue's dam, Lt. ofs t , t i on ' v4 •Yr• uitt Course, tcogs. h. tt.—Two to x on Su ''. I) 4 . r d ' \4 ' ll4} ', f a SailltO, Bst . gib. b ear M r. R . R oyee ' s S i r 7 ' 4 . lA. 'k, M. -- I , ' ••i to 8 agst smieho. 50ei,,,.. ILY(.I .• .. r . , • . I •••••••••• ,111a101.1.. •• • ••••• • ' . . Commenced eye k....CIiS 'i .. , Gold Cap , On Tue‘dav se'nnight, when The l' llP . llL ',criPfion, of 146 guineas, 14 subscribers, -,, • tate , 1 , 7 , 11:14 . P.P. one te.o.raile heat, was run for, and *ri e t ee , ~ ,Ite.ki,zl,,,,et,vel co. K . C hancel Io r - • . 14 .11011 0 ,1 4 . 1 . I. by Ovtr ton - .., ~,0ir„,10,.., by sp4roine . lal,Tielh av t . ; ! , ll 4 ,0 a,P ttrse of Sol . for all ages. Mak, ,4'4 s r ,". h, by Star Mr. Fir,,,e,1,,'„0ch..g. by Vil,,lnitt - , , , J. c. by Delphwi • Lord B ethav ' :" ( , ) 11 Wei, :iesrtiy , Sot. for all ages. 1ait41,;„::, 11 .4 lady .I.•try being the only nue entered, his Sertice;„'rtt-!,lved Ipft,S. In terms of the articles. I °, o elipo rt : 14'..,wasa hack race, which afforded pretty • Loik,,mve,6l,ll,Thliriday, tol tor all ages. ' '• - • iw t ,,, t4k S ' adY N EtrY , w4lketi over the Course. f,A / s,,r 4 ' s ~.(tb.f Is Guineas e.itti p p for three year olds, , , I, r l, l„bcll;: v • r t , s ,t, W' , B e lk K m over:the . Course, by -• ' ' , ( „ ft , 1., ~ s r oFt.uy 6Far. -0, 3 1133 hack I-4 c • - . - 7 . .•' • t " .. . „ . Iti N I N ):111 Y, t4Ough elefant, Was satt nUmerous, i 74 to tu P llll ',e' ? t rof'ded tide sport. . Dlf4,„,tiltl.Paity in_the Race Stand were entertained te t , ..• . brated ..Niie.Par Lord EotzteTores PipeY; ' 1111 11 tI .)' . t , . , , ,_ • , 111 IS 1.,„ , mouritt'irb On the Trish Bagpipe, n '`i SH e 4 , ':, •" ''' ` . • ..............•••• a ....•••••••••• ‘ 4, ,/i t i c , rll " 4 "'ery •Company pa ra d e d ear ly y es - , N aiia ,ing, the J agers - and the Artille.ey- Gen eld P e row e 4 . ices :attached, and proceeded to A t ' • • . tg. t'ver Fimt‘ . bi, ..iillfrd,„ T 1 ( , under. the Command of kilte r e . 't 7 cas, had been previously mustered, s e, wai l - i ii t i • •. -, ,_ < teb,, rit ,• < ieir gen ewe troop boats, ready ti ii , all.; teertin, which they did in very quick. 0i.,, ,r r g'''`vl order i and at.eight, the Flotilla being • Itlie mroPped a • , . fillg t i grAirt the Rtver towards Greenwich, k le ''' , ,' l l, t , Kings , Ships as' the y- passed. TheY !Ile ati4 N 'Y ill.tendecl to .be formed, in two divi it Of iii.,'P',d t hrongh,Greenwich,Park to that. 41k. til'o'c,Kip,at,li near the l - Irautsiceen and Hounds, " t leti t(v ) Hated. One eld.piece and a party of e,,p,..1.c gtaelieci to each division. f eeti 1 p ,i , . . 4 1 . 4 tp lo . '9 I, tIU.R Irat ' had just put tnemtlirongli t4Per o , "ons, when the Earls of HARRINoruer ; litki norl 'H'im, ;Ind a numerous . Staff, came on the 4 ,11 3 ; all,cf.r.litt:grand salute arid discharge of the gr.oat ~tltee i. t . , 4 Ill gitiditstatitm s in front, the divisions ~::;1.rn..„4:14.44‘1ivarS o p.t ) us.in,..,col a mns,and wot tbrorng:ll ,'t' with ~,,, , e With quickness and precision. 1 lie e , ell the .- . 'i 1.1 -the (of;4o •!st e at 1 e 6teat guns were waft t, to . : 4 % 14 \! as the mautetivrt...-:s required, ,and Alio t ki the 3. , • • 11 1 , , agers, was the most conspi r4e ~.! Iv 1.1 l ' ' body ~,,t H9 va, aii4 0 e proved theniselves a tine I '‘ lv e4 Clese rved ' tliv. okronnimni so liberally ttir, tllth , by —L • • . . :f 4 vp, tirl all pesent. A handsome cot 111',1,7ivtolc4rided fur them before they re-cm -1 ‘`Netet, , they del between three and four, eo, e rk .., , , , t i 'e a i ist , ve at the lower a littleafter six o'clock, '(, l ' il tte l p,,,"arge of fourteen guns. The time of elt. t< \ '''' and the' tremendous re cats of the k r-4(i "t l 4 the • P t4e,,"c' sc ot , . - etmesity of many persons, who 4.7teettft. „°44os tmPortatit news had arrived, flocked b• 'tlil eftl„;°e, to -min interiigeficeiand return- ; 4 tli t • ti ih 3t ?..ell'a and• shi;e. fight between Brigh , ,11,,N, T , tingricao, on Saturday last, a Gentle.' Z 64 M - lit s p it ' a- ' the Quen's Drat oons were mak-' . I . r Qu o r e • • . ~ ar t to e t „ k 6 ' In Black Rock bottom, found 4 4 13 Pllt ity ' t wardly situated that it was totally out '4 "..'P!'clq, l „`"jYt 011. of the way of • the Troops. , iti. lll• 141 , 1, , Predieernenta ,front the slope of ~,1 Pli tt , tt rt they were stationed, was noticed 1,, aPie r „,, a nd the Dexe of Yoax, and, with ' 4 ", Co ll e e t 14 V1 74 the L. - rn, tee Deka, we are told, IN tXtii, "°rseS (17 . } ..liin b t , towarris him, feel t,, : i ." tik t,'lletl, "'Poor fellow ! if far; movers,he ~/t . i . ' et , L _ ~ ~ iStp)bill : 1 1 7 I,r,oops cannot have an %Tartu- I N I 41 ' As if the words of the Roy Ai. ik,„ti , ti t i,,,„. l the men Ile, N'vlio had before 1fq‘41, 4 11 ,!; 6 4: 1 4 • 1 '4 ,!! ~ft.'of.ts tr.; eseeipe the shock with .„, 64 '-avill rei '2'.." 4( .-1, at ouce stood still ! The „ ,, ,,I s tir , /,, . 1 , 3 at full c•. , eet.i it approached h,m s '''... .• • - ntly luny. ) •1 ' li lt 114 WIty, t ) rlgiit to left to let him 1 , , .. (totu tr L• ', ~, ,i_ * '‘'' 1 l t, ~.titgri „ „ iiirti the Sitztrite6t injury. t ifie te ''`-et ent er ,. - - ..; • ' • ; , ?,r 4 'el len , -„„4,lnttent given on Sunday last 1 l ''ll ilte i l ' 4l to' his l il t s It,iel Ilighnessthe rRiNc.R . - i ,„I,),eit and ci. (la' &others the DUKES .. 1 i I N tly , how i c,'laßtnoe, and to the pr i nc i pal •I 'N '' itt a : mitz,hton Owed with a grand i l ettie et i‘ v t!leh M r / ' ' Composer,' - f 1 te bs . et,- Iv _ < , AT01.74, a I.) ' I C Lby i ' first introduced to His Royal ilb - Vs '`J' r 14.00mrreen The prin. .;,, ,s'.,.ll,4titt (,I:,ptetic:?riiiil,ed wei.-e. .of il ie I.,„ Totu e s 1 ! , ,,, 4 1 111 . LA Thu ".: 'Y ,a quatoor and a trio, .in , N. ,erl vs,,,,e.perierrned on the Piano, the in !•s kvitti l 1 . 4 ' t " n tie ctliefly excels Both were re 'vc?.,etlatlit,ts.ltl(,r„lPitti:lit?r't?,:s.,vaiplop3l,e•irtss,-4ei,i'lanitrii.itphteisli:‘,e,iTscoemdi 1 1-, Ilt wrte ll , ° ( " o ne - rettillt e Mr. I cut was et t i h i ke, a f ,.. , ,. ~ . _.. his Y ,x (1 " . ,,. 4 11s be w ,L' u nte o f : praise the more en 'die ! site t a4te - . 7.Lel not only by el:al t.c4 rank, 1 riti kl i il t ,oll P i t . e ll) the p .m , . ~ . v m , 7 le4hChie, h as , Perer ivr ‘ ' POLEOI , I ~, 2 t i' N 'N. II , F i t , ' pif...4ented to the Holy Father lit ter - ce% ot e, , ,- . . .. - - . ; • 'l',' te i eqe.v T e ,i,,, - 0-htry, representing 11,,A0- Nt ttil t 'torno. "n 6 it , "and two large cban -14 ~- . o ,: ablb e..„_, ~ , , i wee t ~_ a pl ts ;vitc,_ ina . itsi!,l), wfuen til.tt • - - 2 .. 3 • - T 1 - $ 3. 3 dirt, % NAPLES', Atm. 13. EXTRACT OF LETTPR. " Yesterday, .at ten o'clock at night, the eruption, of Vesuvius, of which the earthynake teemed to. be the forerunner, took,plAce. „We . were going to visit the Crater, when the cries ofthepeople,, , and a ‘vo . Lime of flame, infortred 44 . 4 ..tbe vpicimo..bad . opened. The lava precipitated itself, in three',.se 'conclf., from, the last peak of th e Yogntain, andtook a direaion towards the valley situated between'Torre del Greco s and Torre, 'del l'Annuziata; two_towns on the sea coast beyond Portici, and seven or eight miles from Naples.. 6' We set off.immecliately to see this wonderful and .tremendous phcepornenon.' nearer. From .the place of our 'departure .we, saw the whole, course .of the lava, .which.- extended already two miles from ihe crater to the houses,lhatioin. the two towns- The" sight was the mostinagnificently. t frightful that could be seen. I contemplated the cascades of flame pouting from the top of the mountain; and shud dered; at seeing 'an immense torrent of 'fire' ravage the finest fields, - overthrdvi houses; and destroy, in a few minutes, the hopes and resources' of a hundred families. " A line o c marthe profile of the moun tainked ; a cloud of smoke, which seemed to send forth, from time to time, flashes of lightning, hung ()er' the scene,,` and the moon appeiired to be pale. Nothing can adequately describe the grandeur of ,the keene, or give an adequate idea of the horror of it. As we approached the spa, ravaged, by Allis river of hell, ruined inhabitants having quitted their houses—deso lated families trying to save their thrniture or pro visions, last and ; feeble resource--an immense crowd of curious persons, retreating, step by Step, froM the advancing lava, and testifying, by extraordinary cries, their wonder, fear, and pity---the frightful bellowing of th 6 mountain, the frequent, explosions :which burst, front the bosom of the torrent,, the crackling -of the 'trues the by ,the flames, the noise of the - walls falling; and the lugubrious 'sound of a bell, which . the Religious o'f the Camaldales, isolated on a little hill, and: surrounded by two torrents of fire, rang in their .distress. Such 'are the details of,the frightfill'Scefie to w I wag WitneSs." • c cThe moinent we arrived, the lava was crossing thegreat road Mow' Torre der,,Q-reCo.'' To see It. better, we got into 4 beautiful house on the rt - ,d-, sidei . and froM the tett* we saw the fire than fifteen lace 4 frOin us; in a m:nute;%ie"gecend:- ed, and,, ‘0 Minutes atierwards, there rettritined •of , the' hOuse but three large walls:" appycia4lted as near as the heat and flow of the current would per mit me. I .attempted, at different tirtieSto burn the end of my handkerchielin it.; I could Only do it by tying it ,to . the end of my cane. "I' lie laVa dies not run in liquid waves : it resenibles aft intiuetise giantitY of coals on fire, which an invincible ~ t y,,ogtri had heaped tip.and - puilied on with violence.. When it Met a wall, it Collecled to the heiglit dfse.Cen' or tin feel, burned it, and overthrew it at. once. I saw some :Walls red-hot, like iron, incl Melt, it I may t.Th e the e;,:pressiott, into the lava. In its' greatest speed, and on au horizontal raid, Yi . ackoneti,, thatthe torrent travelled at the rate of. eighteen inches a minute. its sntell resembled that . ,of iron 'red hot." ' • SOC7E IT OF I,I?ELAYI). • 1 There were some prime salnples Of Wbeat eihi; bited for premiums at the SOciety's House, NeW Sackville-street, on the fjOth 'ult. The G6ntlemen who were so kind to a6i JudgeS, lug carefully examined the different:parcels, a greed,unanintously to the decisions. The . samples [wing afterwards weighed, wcre. ibund tc,“prepOnderate in the exii6t order of zidjudieation, which evinced the accittacy Of the decision. .• ' . Ur. I[oo3oll'producfd a small sample of Wheat, the, growth of Egypt, the 4rainn very large and full. The attetnpts to . Cultivate thi4 species of Wheat, ititie.unt compositum,, in this country, tier 'two' or three seasons past, have in general been unsuccess ful; the crops usually- preducing a poor. grain. The Sickle used in Cardigan, and in the neigh , bouring cotntics of Wales, shewn by Col. Tenisop, is formed with a . sharp and smooth edge. With. this implement a man is expected to reap above an English acre in a clay. We regret that there were not any Candidates for Grass Seeds, and, partienlarly.as'thePentlernen who were pleased to attend 'as lidges,, viz. Dr. • Stolic:s,, Bev. John Brinkley, atidritr. Bradberry, had not an' opportunity of shewing the scientific knowledge for which they are eminently distinguished. Theiiinalh specimens of Alopttec.urus Pratensis and Festuca Pra-, tenses, produced by Counsellor Hangbten, ware fine samples of his colleetiotts, 'which, however, were not in sufficient quantities to entitle him to become a. Candidate. ,:-• • SEED WHEAT. For the best Barrel (twenty stone) of Reel. Wheat, halo?, part ofa,parcel of at !Cot so Barrel* • Xto o o .!• Premium withheld. ‘.. For the hest Barrel (twenty store) of Red Wheat," , being part ot a parcel vi at least '2O ahurels to . a a l'rcrniain adjudged to George ''Grierseti Esq... Ages for Seed. Arthur Guilinesa, Esq. corn ,Mercliaot; . Richard Pint ? . .Esq. ~ 4 tvsq. Dittrs.". ' GRASS SEVDS, It • - • Meadow. Fox tail, AI pherstr-v: Pralevis, for gto ora tost gaity of :.otual, pare, and well.s:tvi.fd . 4 Seed-collected in I retold, not led than two huts- ',► tired weight. to o No Claimant. Croat cadow rass, Pfts ttittO, b. 4 '~,O y escu c, respro Pyatrarii, ttitt -No Claimant... The ramble ...9yisien.l cannot stand,, notwithsond4,, ing all the support, which it receives from the whole I body of regular Professors, since it. has lately , been assailed by thc-iven 4 der a Quack llfedicine 1.- - .. i That.part of the spe'cle lately sent from .the Bank of England to Portsmouth, has been OM on- board I the Royai Severeipi, of I t 0 guns; the Dne, o uf 74.; and the RenomrrA! Frigate,of 4-1 ; . all of which 1 are bound to Malta..± The 'amount WM yesterday it snred from all risks, at I..,Loyn's, at a premium of I bOS...rier cent. -.to- r e turn 9s. I)l. — d. tor all sums so in- I mired, whkh :ihould ultimatelyapt:ear-.to haVc beera / forwardediiii ships carrying.a.-greatur force than bU - I 1 guns. tonnuntingU nearly the handrorl than potluck, hai,also within the last fl -w dap barn insnred,,which.-10,i.beenimaton board 1.! . .0 ./Mtt - tqw, and •other Stoivs of War la theDownl; ri,:k on, v. , bleb 011(14 on th4r arrival ;it Pinintn. ' ilwar4twe was, .11.1LTDE11 01* - - '7EsirtuDAY morning ,Ale. L':^ agt strate, resumed his 'awes' tigations 'rehlic Office, Bow -street, touching the„ riitfttler. - when three persons were CX,4ill4lL;cl whd had not before been called on ; but this; ifs'fierl as thplotwer examinations, being quite Rrtvate, no* 7 thing was smfered AO : transpire. -4.44.)ut• two o'clock Mr. (..;10.11.1 , nee - 0111r inied by Mr. STArrov.o, set otT for the litiase orth.o de; cmsed, at :Greettland Dock, winch „they, ,e);- - untue4 with the greatest care :'and circurns*liiin . ; ..df* which they procgededlo exam it te_ Wit 0 eses, Blight, a_Mr. Overton, and a worno who had been .called in after the murder, wereamon7iithem ;' also a boy; whose evidence,. we have' heard in the neigh bourhood Of 'Greenland Dock, 111)01 pol zcn:3 who know and have - questioned him, is 'of gre`itest Conse4uence.. It is stilted that he was yassmg by the gate of 'the house of the deceased at the very time the pistol or . glin 'tire.( thatshot - Alf. Blight.' The pistol hag - not been found; but 'an old ship which. hal, :since the murder comniitted, been conveyed to a.plare where it is illought 'possible the pistol might bate been thrown, is tate- ritiitived: This cannot take lilacs; or sOrne,:days . 'on'acconnt of the t?de. • - Mr. S r atch and the wolmn finnain Icilstody , several pri‘rate etarninations, it is saM, , m,iil.ygt take place preparatory to a public one. • P LICE. . . . . . . , Iv Er, Lor.psz- SQ.LIARI3,,‘SESSION-Howsv..—Yesterr day a very nofnerous Nleeting of the NragistxH f lies of this Divisiun.asseinbleat• thp.,`§essigns44o+s6 NSlellclose-7square, on the busiuess,of,the An application wabich4de by Air. 4.t. Counsel ASTLEY, jtlll. for, a,Licence, to open the Roy - altv.Theatre. . . • • . , . ATASIIITER,, (MC of the 4ench of jlr.agistratqs,,, very strongly opposed, the grttnting,,a..,Liccure. 5 14e stated, that .the Theatre was. s:.quated iii. a,u059. whore it was protuble. tEtt sct:lv!s, of%igoW9l,a)4Y, might be aa,7d, ; and 14i . it it Lid , b,en .. ,thß , pcatSks to open the theatre :with piecesNvhleh rtc) . , corrupt the' morals 4.)t r , r tne,P,iing.- gpneratiol4,:i-,E* these reasons Ie should always, oppoie, grat 4 titig a. Licence. Mr. lilt 11,TOT and .31r._ pp:A pto.,, ti,vo of the. iMagist rites t oibil.l4o , F•P'. in very handsome - term; the . •(.51'1'..r..1*. 'Ali'. II a'toT 01 , . . ved, - that he had rnado it-his bw.iness to tril'utie'ntly 'the ?elire-, .eutatiotts. at the 11. 'and .wa4 •sztisfied, of the tiloral . ten'deney 0:: tlw;,l, we tk 11 . the.' gopd, kept,up before the eurt..,li. Several the. INtaistratt..;;•jo:l:...! tiatioh' rvlr. ;. :boil tint to each I)(:ing' iirOent),; :when there appearclf.,.- against it 3._ Mr ASTI, in . 11e:It "'speech, returned' . his thanks to the C6urt for - the honour and intimated hi 4 intentions to tleseri-e, lii Alturi. good coridua, the : opitiion do Ita i gi yen . The Court - then' broke up. MANstox-TlOuS.c—Yester‘lav a ram of cotidder: able iinportanci to , Beiittit' and . I.,audible -Societies' occurred . bethie the LorenMA)ro a zind - 'Aft: - A 1 d 6r:' man tIUNTER, the substatice'of which ii':iis . ' fbl-:' lows :' ' - ' • , -.--.. -. ;" , .-...:.---• • . „ , James Sfrivarlson, 4 , rnember. of the Laudable 96 , ' ciety of Ltindon Tradesmen, - whb meet . ;avilic 11c,1 Lion, near Bethlebeni f 1i H into'distress in Jane year, and application *as nadeon a -1 uinda-a week.to support hityl;',.asothers what*ant% relief are so pport edl but 4 t *as resisted, andi t lodged ttiat lie had forfeited 11Wrigfit to the relief of the Society,a d that la 4 crialvt:to.has - teibeen expelled,"l and they had l'4tlSi . tended its a, riietnber:t.upont which-the Condiatiers'of the Society now contended) that lie is not entitled to any relief from thern,..le— fuseto afford him any ; saris baeot»e bur- , thensorno.. to his Parish, tho called on the SO.. elety .to wake this allowance; and the gitestion . entre before the Loan' MAirou and Mr. Aldernian HUNTuER last .Thursday, when some doubtae.aros& whether the Court had prisdiaion in this caFie under the Ad of IlarlianNnt by 'which this Society is..tegu - -: Wed; and that 'question ',was shim tifted to the} istou S E 11JE A wr, and the farther .eolisideration O.f the case was adjeurried day';.t he result on the point of law was, that the 'Loan Nt.tY(lll and DER MAN had jurisdielitin to decide the,tae, Mr. GunNiy contended: there Ott its ttoptttence for withholding this sum of money front this person, forthat he - had been a member, aid contOrme,i with the rules of the Society, and had fallen into distress,.so as to he bntitled' to relief. Mr, BLACK 14, -one of the leading Members of the Society, . ccn he watt not, and thi,; be "pin upon three grounds the person in question huts gained idtitri.siou into the Socio.ty ns a Member 6f it tut4cr tairo pretences, and contrary to one of the.Artides: - ..ofthe Society." .• 'Tore Mr. Alderman , litn..rrEn obr,erved, that a3.the rn . pn been .nine yea N a . :Alt:tuber of the Society,. it Nva3 soinewhat l lato t4i start this obje!ition, to him, ‘llieri• be ,hecame a lira•thvn, a; d tiwpfore lie.thou2:llithe, Socjety 1161. mucll of that 'rite .1(:ot1a. objeetioß was,: That this pcNor! ilitd by the ti,?4of:ipifit.o9lts and , itrong, lkiktorz,i(Sy. whicii he had ,brousla ohs ittid randsltikd -himself incapable of him it:if, -. • 1 - 1 wp,11,9p accou c nt,„eNe the S'oeiety.", 'Thirdly,' Th4t he hair work .- ed ',vhen <i t tite ~bOx of the Society ft , Ajlkich he alio. forfeited his clahn," • 'T'he'L Ri iYOk and the worthy Aldertnan ob . served, that this was a very, bad cate on behalf of the poor man, and the Court were oiled upon to lean as much him as the rids of Law wouldallow certainly no further. Thor were .L-.-ideally et - opinion that the allotvarite ou.;ht to be paid. Mr. 11LAt t ,7.31.111 blot Coinl7ll,?jit, stand Tic _r n' a future day, in order to' Mitt,prt,) , Jl in su:port cif th. - 7!. sl.lc ;cot to th t; , 'pro v is.. :„ ;;* \‘l)tift:.l pty 11'.. ('.f'. ; L 4. it. ; S :.:` , too J..d. a, • to consider the*i.oint of law, they had tls,v not being, ready to-cbY with evidence,-,and fore unless they paid - the costs they were not intith.,-.2 rol any llirther delay at the determination 'tOxiCti f4O ' LOAD - ,;‘/lArroit .cOncurring. it was ordered, that the Society do' pay to this their,' Member-613 14/if, Guineds, being the number of weeks the - clairn 14.6 been made and resisted that is 3-41. 13s, being paid on the/instant,‘ Giiriktv ihOse wh attended for the Rociety, Order v.-oul.l be served' on thorn for the I:sa : Yrnenf . , and if not p.m 1, the.! Soei(ly Would be Quaii4;-scitiinti.---Tuesday. morning the 0ff1 , .,- , r4 of - 'Queen-square, in consequene.e of a pr'el•ic,iti search-warrant being granted by the -1\1:1;i , , rr2l , Went to a house' in Bear-zityeer, , TAieester-field4, making.a sudden ifttaek, itsui stairs to floor ; Where they found :." 1 y lv an us t and his Ffife faking down Ntimbers to in the'o-;. , , , mt State Lriftery; and thiite6n. , tiersivls, fe- Male, in the room, all eager OP: . be booked ttle votaries of Fortune, the Whole ar t books in Which the Nnibbts'' ;Were eritered;lll(:y brought- away'. A - le,ng - dialurifatioil etiiertyd into; and Sylvanus; apd . his weio' . 4l l - 1 . niitted for three motithi as vigrants: • 'O, - K ' HATTON' -, Gtiß I)* N '-:—Y(Afentay was 'exhibited befbto the' Sitting 'itagistntes the Excise Laws, to recover the penalty of fer a breich of the said LAWS Mi*:O7IiNVOOD attended on. behalf of the Ornse. ention, which was - brought against 'a respeaable Publican in Tottenhatn-court-road,. for having an hi creasein 'his stock of British CornponndS,'such creme not being . saniitioned by a permit. • The ease was" fully :'r de 'out by thd'eviden& of 6riffitli, the Ofticr,' gave' in evidence, that ab: increase-of eight ; ' that particular. spifit, 1)44 taken place between the 'titne of the former - Stocking,. and the" sth:of; 41y, the former stock having"been taken on 'the4Oth of %tune, The Wit-' ness - admitted,- that on this I,3th"Of June a very vlo.` lent sterol of :thinidei'; -lig4tnirig- • and rain came on, but that though hk - liereciestutte in genera'l alft'iBc4l by it, 'en thiSp(tificatiir lre' :perfe6t ly Tbt Solieltoffer the Wetidants rested his case on'. the nim t.liiirpos °Utile Wituess.l';contending that hid 'nude alCi:rrof in k the ' tt.tia ' gsi .Ssrliich. be took - frit' the fe Bth June; and which :., aceounted for the sup: pei!ied increase: To preve-ihat he was incapable On' that .. day acting cori•atlyi a : , frifatit-maid of the' Delend.int swore, that upon:the WitnesS leavit4 cellar lifter making the starve :9; he-reeled gl i list her,. and appeared, slie.thong,hti.i"drunk t lytx shw learnt, fretn , hi4 . confersation with 134 ,, inaster, that it *as 41 , donsecfucnce of :the thundei •f!qiich had affected l'heOfficeri,vavagitin Strialytquestiotteci, hutihe . persisted in bi4liceottrit' or. bailig. perfottly cotketed' ob that day, arld the I`,TrigiAtitte Rdjud4.....1 the 17,!t:': 1 - clidant to !my :A `pctialty. a • ).;).•• 4od cf goods. It haVing ftzn a ( as t o take place ye:iterd iiiornitK4 iiev *ere fint)i . .twvl‘.e o'clOck pri Tiltstiay night., to stipfiresVt4::;afj'ie,,., L T'he parrit.pi are-.:---ond . the (11,iicer; ether, ,t (;,..;10:2;1;;Li ‘ i in din li ~ot•1. attivcd on the' ground at day-bi'4`..‘al. in the ilinirbit)t:;, three per-. 561)-; hnt they susi . io at:',i rtre biterrtivti4ll"vt ab ! Ait. to 141 , ;:'c t9:l ' ku(itic rl)•cvois l (1 QyQr the Ife;ith .towards f lhe ‘ t ;14 L ri by ' a ,on v.110.,t., the betwixt tlie reirt'iyit , Yesterday, in Covell rd4n, sever:ll men were exercising thenVielves,, thrnTing a ,1 - 4 , pound weight; , binnone of them. bei ug. nine to pitch it,follicr than about ten : yards, ,thcy,all...itgret that co4ld exceed a ilozen,at farthest. . A velyi welt.dressed slight young man, chan co alledgeci that' lie could throw it niitch tiirlher„: and (acre& to,..wager .1441-a-crown that lie would, throw it sixtem yards. The bets were all n0 , 1(10011(1: the ground. measured. irtio. yoting Man ;stood at his.. post, with the weight in . his hand; and. while the lads. of the Markvt were exultingly congratulatilig each other on the pleasure they.. would have in spending th"..ir,wilitibigs,, be hurled it spinning into toe, air, and Nit it it coniiilei . :thle bevoi)a, the inat . k,',. clear through the top of one Of tin •i.vOucleit sheds, at the out sida of tie market-, the 'Old women usual!)- sit s and retail fruit. . , tht , tunatety tnere Ntai pers..iiiAwl tn* dine iwrom the astiiiiishe,.l could well recover their tairpriie, 'the' vi' or 'swept tlie half-,CrONyrts Into lii, pe..ch...t, and, we the. (.;:nitic. ‘ .inen gon I inoriiilk.;, dep:iiied 'in great glee. S..ine, re.rneasured the c.:,;.)1.111 1 / 4 1, dotentul that it -was a 14.. pound wci,ght ; hut,. before they had ccime to ally clete:.:l.iiiiaft.ri, whether the 11100,2 y wai fairly',.Wkai or one of tl 4 -til, more wilt. thin In eonlpallions, tklrth...! 'man :old am cash . wire, at' 'that t , thu middle of Piocadilly: The t. truth of the reznaric, and .11. " .I,CCl o ltit.;(. 11,1 ' , j; Flall4fOrt can 1110 I V. 1.11 month, and aii the sanae day, at about two leagno , fr, ?;, „ Y4sterilay.9e'nnight, til:4 a 'post -chai , ?e wak ort4 , :ti t - 4 t Iffy r : East Etough* , :-Ferrr, occaiiioned by the clrele , ; drivi,:x.ini caking the- turn contained a t shootin . tiernen, Attit. fth.l.l" . ! tk,4o doto. thui crowded, it is rimarkaltle 'that t .11.4 of the Gentlemen sur,Lined aLAterial iilll,3ry, - tures were ()cc:Bit-wed, und onlf4 ch-i-ke ag m uch shatterei ; oat. 01 sides 4 completely demolished, iii;itlittly removing spcits tlf • ot atutl; culottr, 1 - 1.1•.; 1 01 six ; , about ttit .t 11.,s ;, ;; • ,„ .1 in O. • 1....!! 1 t • , . t it ,== = Stlet i.i fitly L11:011 it, Aithi the spot will dish ~tj ,