The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-06 00:00:00

•• • .• 13170NAP.-!..itTE, Scc. . . The followin g :t.!! e:.:r.:et of a letter from an Pfßeer i one of his :',l,jvs:) . 's ;11,,ipsat st.lena, to a gentletnin In T; :1 on, dated the 2d of March last " BUONAPAni:g 11"1. giver, two or three isince he ha's been at hiS new howte ; Ut,t to they . happened befo`re our return from' the Cane, we had no opportunity of being asked ; ;71.: not Accepted any invitations vet : he frequently tines but he has a cordon of the 53d regiment round his limits, which he must not exceed, nor, can there he any communication in private with him; he is comfortable in his new. house, but does not enter much into society; he employs hintself 'sometimes iii writing the transactions, of his life; he, reads a great deal—it is his principal amuse= invent." The same correspondent adds, which Is a,proaf how rigidly the island is watched by our cruizers on that station YeSteillaV the Wellesley arrived Imre, and to• day a South Sea ship; b►tt the latter is not allowed ,to anchor, and one of our Lieutenants will go on board, and take ehare,e of her while she stays here; after her arrival she will' have no commit- Westin') with the shore or anybody afloat, except to get Water, which will be, s►►pplied by boats." • • When the ,Owen Glendower, Captain Ilatmq noposoN, recently arrived, lett St. lielena, on • the 2(ith of March, General GoRGAN was very ill of dysentery, and was not expected to survive the attack. Captain HODGAON itild Coro oel P I GOT latter [min India, passenger, iu the Omen ski)! t.ower), were introduced to BuON APA UTE he appeared in perfect health. The interview did not exceed two minutes, although the meeting was by his own concession made on the previous day through General BERTRAND ; they waited tl►ree-quarters of an hour, when they wete intro duced by that Officer : he asked,' with much a few unmeaning questions (such as to the • length of time the ship had been oo the voyage, • bow long it would take to reach Eugl,ind, &c.) and then bowed, which signified they woe to withdraw. His Countthance cjid not manifest any of those prepossessing smiles which others have discovered at such► confereuces, hut rather those. of a contrary character. The. Owen Glendower ' has arrived at Chatham to be paid off! Before the Owen Glendo , ver le:t the Cape of Good Hope, the 72d Regimettt hued arrived' then►, (nun the Isle cif France; but tht,y were perfuinting quarantine, in consequence of the .measles being very preva lent at the island when they sailed. Tin. ARMY. Three hundred t)1 the 2cl battall'on of the 11th FilOt have embarked toe Malta. A detachment of the I t thatallua will shortly embark for the East Indies. A letter : from DOver, dated May 3, rays, 1, A detnehmertt of the 18th Elushars, con4isting of About 200 men t 36 horses, elso nbout r i 50 men and 18 horses, of the 12th regiment of Dragoons,. • wasetie d i n t hi s d a y front Canterbury, and invite diat-ly embarked and sailed in transports and freighted vessels for Calais. Four pockets and pas s age vessels also bare this day sailed for, and some have arrived front Calais, with abundance of Pussengers." Tuesday, detachments front the depeits of four regtoieffis at present quartered in Edinburgh Cos tlep marched to Leith, and embarked on bolird ' smacks. They are going to join their differek corps, now on the I:omit:re of France. Lieut.-Colonel \ADGILEY has been tried by a at Chathiins, Hpull nineteon charges, 4tiferfing his conduct as commandant of fort, and seqttitted. The PHINCK RHORNT has confirmed the sentence, and ordered the prolie- Anitor, Gieat. Bsawsa, to be. removed front the situation of Adjutaut to the depAt at Tilbury .fort. Cowes.—The 2tl battalion of the 25th regi ment, landed here on Mirtnitty isst front and tttntt•hetl immediately to Albany Wirral:Us,— kinhatketi, on Monday the 29th, nit hotted the transport ship Diana, Cept. flaig, Irmo the !O ver, s detachment of the 1034 regiment ,tor Quebec. titiisunorra.--It is well known that the AMA 80yereigiis *greed not io otioril nsylinn to y of tiost who Were ;dared by Lot.tit XVIII. tot the tilt perm - not to be tiled ; but hat will the advocate., fit the elllOl.4'W l'uttick of So.ttlen tttrrr slay, when informed !not 11/ 011, 01 these itetioni, tietterol AMiri, 14tvly *topped in IL - snorer, this vcrt . cAttl, Wed* lit Crown Prince s hart tint only %vitt Npoisitnet, hut even nlreted hint on 3-y• mum in SiViritell. si it opitoor* frittn 0 lemur tertitto by IlanShtintro hinit. , l Ito Awitit,'m wife. s ontl ithich wilt% found int thr Carat. l i d 'kt fact width tott , tr. ri,m, I,4gibe,4 both y...-ri v rotta ththitotit4's .1141w/1 em* NitottiVel ' An Englimmii tc , r,ice 14trly intik pkre strait , Vienits, 'flue tr 4 wf Ye PI Lieti J strirc and o twit Ettglntlinton, r.r tviseEt nut tint , 14, otstl the lnttcr goinve , i thetit.. t , ,A 5 .10.1 to.tvity Of time %Crilf* attrrttc4 tilf*.tlllll HE 20,000 s ptCt 010,11. 'lO4 efoly time MAroooo 4l riL, l'evritint of Int - fhtiqiit r ltrot,cl , e, r Atilt in . 14,1(444111 01 Kitilt 3 liVtut It, ffttrifil allfilty, Matt etattiioi l fcal 41,a liCottelptortiitlti. Ably 2 ) A *Cell* fook piste* in Brighttat methyl ota tint mMi mky ilmektctiere it( *AA in 144041111, fat tome liana,- p,Art, heti, tit4te . l Po_ 41:4 Por lii tor titts , ol, cue tint t,mmidit 11140 , 1 amt s4,l4istitti otototy foo itl 44,;r rinikto, rite rillnitmfitivat canoed tryoutitni Tvoi *m be. - told in I,As . tl owl Cd, 14f pitthtt, In t/tfilttitit c , r* t 4 titv t.:(4AI tit( 1140 Or or )totit 1i Vt kits t Httittott t 01141 fteHo• 'tottititiotoil tw it to ttl ili tonoll li4 411 40 a.a. toe 1401:itel *at tine'-,at Wilt /it a4i4i ttEtAitte iCto 1043 dittos lu, .re Ito w ottttAtt, 04 loom( 0 1 itt44 ft. 14 - 49 1441116 /*Oft 't*"' Pe**. t:44; it SF ioitokitr, IS " #4 4 4 .104 - - - ,1 11.041.1 , fOrt ,o 4s that (44 , 441') • 1 1 4 &tell' Two sit ; ammo* * • - ROVAr t NUPTIALS.. ''?" • The tliowing. further partir4irs rei:atiec to the Marriage Ceremony have beeti, published : The altar for the celebration of the ceremotly was placed near one of the tire- in the son state-room. When every thing was ready, the Lord Chamberlain savenoticetb Prince Leo- Prilil; who took his-station in front of 'the alOr. The Lord Chamberlain then gave notice to the Princess Charlotte, chef was led to the altar lip the Duke of Clarence. The Prince Regent took hi's place by the side of tie Illustrious Pair. Be lilted the Royal Dukes stood the Lord Chancellor, Lords Castlereagh. Sidmouth, autt-MerVille the Earls. of Westmoreland, HarrowLy, Mulgrave . , and Brt:,Urst'; 11r. Vansittart, Mr. Bathurst, and Mr. Pole, the Cabinet Ministers. On the other .side of the alter *as the tr.lteen,. for whom a chair of state was placed. On her right hand were the Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, and Mary, the Duchess of York, and her High .ltess Princess Sophia of Gloucester behind her Majesty were her Lord and Vice-Cliamberlaios, and the Ladies of the Household. On the left of the alter stood the Royal Dukes at York, Cla• i rence, and Kent (the Dukes of Cumberland and Snssex, and his Highness the Duke of Glouces ter, were not present). The Archbishop of Can terbury was close to the altar, and behind him the Archbishop of York. The Bishop of London was on the right of the altar, the Bishop of Exe ter, as clerk of the closet, and the Bishop of Sal's,- bury, the preceptor of the Princess Charlotte. The Dukes of Orleans and Bourbon, the Fo ' reign Ambassadors, and the Great :dicers of the Household, stood in front of the altar at some distance. • TWo crimson . I'Clvet stools Wt.re id3Ced in front of the altar, which was covered with crimson velvet. There was some ancient royal cows u on the altar, with two superb candle sticks six feet high. The Illustrious Personages had all taken their stations, by a lithe after nine, o'clock, when the service began. The ceremony was performed by the Archbishop of Cuuterbto y, assisted by the Bishop of London. it concluded at half-.past nine, with tire happy event was announced to the public by the rirk kind Tower guns. - tier Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte ad vanced to the altar with much aateaclincss, and went through the ceremony, giving the respotssei with great clearness, so as to he heard distinctly by every person present. Prince. Leopold was H ot heard so distinctly. , I Tha Itegeht gale away the Bride, As soon as the ceremony was concluded, the. Princess Chat loife embraced her lather, and went up to the Queen, whose hand she kissed with re spectful affection. 1 4 ,ae1l of the Princesses hers itoyil Highness kissed, am! then shook hands with her illustrious Uncles. The Brick and Mick.- groom retired am in arm, mid cowl ulcer set off for attlaticis, whiCh they reaeittl at 1U in. ; nnrci befure 12. The Titles of• the 'Prince of Coburg are, his Serene ilighness Leopold George Frederick, Doke of Saxe, nirgrave 01 Meissen, Langrave of Thu rinenen, Prince of Coburg of Saalfeld. The matriage, it will he seen, has been offi cially announced in the Gargle (4.s4u:ratty', The Royal n,w-inarried Pair have the &Avon rage of a very retired situution et Oattands. On Friday tiwy•anitisert themselves by walking through the grounds and out the terrace, and resorting the uolchrated grotto bath : Saturday. about three o'clock, they were unexpectedly gratified by the artival of the Prince Regent. They had at the tithe, ust before entered their trfsvelling rine, and were about to tyke a ride to view nidll6loll-1101/%e 030111 tour miles off; hilt, on ob serving the AN otaile h a the Regent, lheY re" 1 "" 1 tit thy house. The Regent remained with titcm shoot on hour and w half, and then Ink If/E h;ii • Way It) town his Royal l•lightiels honoured the Duke *nd Dlfetiehli WO With it visit, Of Sitio•ltoinoe, where WI Rnytil, kfighnes* also tentaineit about an hour and a heft. AltitiVALS AND DEll'AltA'UltES. ANIOVALS. The FAO and COUtOrts of Dot litittrin end tAmitri the. MAr • rink an d Nl4r 4l tio ll obs nt Leidy L'Aintristr o I 4 ) 1 " if‘soirw, Mr. nod Lady !rai ny Janata, Clenural 411t1 Nirin t*gkrosil 14 "dtinillYrk:Initiorittaktniton, (ruin htlin. iiritig Mr. ,ind lirs.Ant,irs 14,04, .trt their JILMS* in Motit4pc.orritl4lr, (two thie bk uerholltt. ONPAKTV Kai. 14‘rri nod ',filly Mrtionoroc. for littekst foil Mr, norl Mr.. Ifroty CLirrodt*li. for lig orhpton t Sir ViJilhoto Wril.4lll•WPw. ilott. for Cile*tv# Karol Nivijor tOrliste r. for lintUvil, IMPROkIPTU ON A IthLlllitT roltArlf. Although utir itorrow sway Wa *llly, Alt tatu‘t latrurtot tor Montoteur Pio LET 1 ho groatait Ito* umittitptottlit *h. *tom*, fie lota throve' 140 t 11/411 ittawatta demi Sar igtoo / w. J. Tilk;Tit Ll* Orr 11‘ , 110tttli. — A rotut)ttoy tirlw tt4c Opola vt - i(11 ;Ito( pirrtictice try vt,ttirot tite tglitoctv•ltiott ti 4 /41 liotitettio .44 Tao Mitt tb otr 01" t.ovo tit* !Colt" ttt.it twit 0t4t1.1411 mi 114 Nuptlott, frt. stlmitoitty tßattit by Mr. Uvoktatio *no Thwiiiiirtitc V0e4r0110: eluctotrieltiltd by *if oft 1, ,, t, - ft4 to I htt Thcotto, no* Coq' ill, ail "f 414 ti itrio-1 eilvet , dttfl the or 141 o'er •ortilmotitliy oftete*C--rof (01. 'giving err ti,t hit* reLow 11.44 fa, Trwifili wi rift*, Tito I 1 ti or pmetistio, wall' 14.00 fouls, Wiipt wis 100,011alr tot ktiiiNi U. .44 trh, 'DI /Ow* OtifiHoetli 1 , 4 , 4 04?1 , 11 o . :ol4lk S f *Sot Usve taro t Pholatov *eh 00,10 Alt vvrai 04100144" 11 # t%i•4o es 44 vol 00i4 04 , 0. iso , o44ei iipoetikA .104.4 1 $ timok 04140=6* Iv*, eip.4t s) **f, I. 44. - m 444 0 . 14,01,,,, 6,441... r0*,,h4,404 , o.* t 040. 4, Ait tAt 1ipv44.4 1 , 4, 1,444 JOON # A 4 .* 041' 440 1,0 i*OW P‘ 4 0 4 4, . 4) 04* 1144*0 *On t *Wrt 41 ItO ift bki.iitii 4t , 4*, I " TO nATzkr.l-. -.., - 1......- . . , Conit-EY,CHANC&, MAY IL—We had bat a short apply of - 1 4 /heat this morning from . Essex a►►d tCeur, conseittently the sales were brisk at an ad vance Of Gs. pc.; Qitartcr Rye IS scarce, and 3i. per Quarter;dcarcr ; Barley may lie tinted 2s. per Quarter higher; Malt iMpports its litice ; Peas being much in.demand and scarce, have ad . wlvgneetl 10s. per Ouarter;Grey Peas, Tick Beans, and Oats are each 2s. per Quarter dearer; Plqur is fluctuating between ?{is. and 755. per sack. , . . . . Kiretxn Wireat - 675. 671.1 Fine Grey Pease - 3E14. --s. ritic ditto - - . 85s. —s. Tick liv.Los - - - i'e,s. 84s. Eoz!i,ii Wheat - ,sgs. 695. Oid ditto - - - .tits. 88s. } s oli: ditto - - - 861. —s. Astotil Tick Beans :335. 39i. aye ... , , 2.tis. 33.. I Ohl ditto - - ,- - 435. 401. Fineiditto , - - 34,5. —s. Feed Oats . - -20 s. 22i. I3a rley - • - 935. 275. Fine ditto - . - 231. 24, Fin , ditto - - - Bi 4. -r.S. Poland ditto - - 244. 2is. ;Nialt. - - - 245. 275. I.lsw ditto - - -. VbS. —S. 1 Potatoe ditto .- - 325. ---s. -- -- • - WliitePose (boilers) 465. 48s. Rape Seed 291. 321. per last. Fitie ditto - - 525. —7 s. Fine Flour - - ' 6ss. os. Grey Pease - - Us. 375. Seconds - -60 s. 635. • • N • SarriarrELn, MAY o.—Thii day's Market had a considera ble supply of prime Waits, and the show of Cattle in other respects Was tolerably good Veal and Pork supported last prices; Beef, Mutton, :Ina Lamb, were dearer; and th . e trade in general was -pretty li i,k. The sales in the Hay-marlsct were somewhat lively ; has fallen in price; Straw and Clover have gut np in price. Annexed is a correct statement cif the prices and numbers !--- To sink the 0114 per stone of 8114 Beef, tes. Bd. to 4s. ad. Motion, ts. Ott. to 58. Lamb, Cs, 1111. to Bs. ti'd. Veal. 4c lid. to tic Pori:, 3s. tnl. to 4s. ad,. Beasts, '2150. Sheep and Lalubs,.ll,olo. Calves, 200. Pigs. 340. I IAY-MARKNT.--..firiy, 3). :3s. to 51.,55. Straw, 11. 10s. to Us. (Au% er, 41. Us. to 71. 10i, • AGRICULTURAL' DISTRESS. TO THE EDITOR. Will yon'permit to Ignoramus to ask a question on this subject ? ifilie Years ago when the quarter') loaf rose to Itvo shillings, not a word was said on the subject in a certain ;great assembly, and not a motion for public relief. Now, when the loaf is at ehjuen. peitce, we are told that the country is ruined ; and motions and petitions on the subject arc 4 ' as plenty as blailberries." hose things being taken for granted, and as Clear as the spring sun, which has at last beguH to shine upon us, I should be glad to know, whether We were not in greater prosperity when the quarter!) out was at two shillings j and whether, now it is at to/peace, we are not the most miserable people in Europe ? And, secondly, whether, in order to bring back the cowl old lbw.% of dearneits, we ought not to let the !oat quietly mount up to two shillings again ? IGNORAMUS. SOUTUANHION, MAY 4. 'Yesterday three men were committed to Win chester Gaol, charged with stetting 11 number of fOkVii from the roost in Freemantle Park, the pro. petty of ilenry Ilill, near Southampton. 'lilt" same night the house of Mr. Tickell, at short distance from the above:, broken into, and in their hurry to open the chest where the plate wits kept, one or the thieves let a chisel WI opon the floor : thi3 awoke one of the wank:creams, who immediately got out ot bed, and spiting a rottle that cons kept ill iht. room, when the fellows in stantly made off in toll speed, leaving the chisel behind thellt. It appears that many depredations have lately been ctnnmitted in the neighbour. hood of Southampton, Gott it is generally believed d ie t the same gang which were taken up, were concerned in them of thy villains, we are sorry to hear, made his escape ; ;mother has turned King's evidence, whoittiseoute , i , ,edthat a few nights ago they killed n deer 111.11)140;4; to John Fleming, Esq. of Stonehum Nrk, which they sold to n servant ill Southampton : the knife lint I liven picked up in the Park, which they killed fire tt. n with, but it etudd not he traced to any one. Every Alan irr his iliwnotir #w the .noa nn tile Iht of I)rnrv.inno teviy4l3." 'I , C.KAN will. (#f curiloe by the itaidy, 11A141.04T Capioiri frutatiii. (:, UMIII,P; bat erstrivil rugege. mom to perfo;th ((me oit‘hts at ItAth awl two lit, Othool. Site to make her el i that Julio, in 1)491 mid nnti,Corotinie, in the ii , trec Alf the Prim. Prorrietttr rsl4o ctrl Putts otierrtl In run Mr. NkVIL,Lfel .F.aistia for 300 Q Kt,hien*. ty. p. Ihr moment the tac 11'41 over. 411011 . 111)t !UM it/ Ivr totaiy thrvv 1N4111141 itsol4C44l .116Vrtl, Tvlotehtver weight tht north country tpi*tiVol , ,.i, ~Ilrgt! Ik. terttlittrti the r4cis I>7t rivynn 4,1 ~4;r Tintroiloy thr (300specinnli I hri Sotirty of Methotlistit. 41. v..., 414 , 0,01 tie 0 very hirgv toogrtgoi..l o 111 1 , . '1111“11 OVIAR.IIY, 4of 1110 Atrny, It i% 4 Vtly 1 0 1. 04 vi l eolgh tit ronithin bttithren ikittrti 10% . et1 loststlreil prttons 'II,E imitkottitlmalo liovt not yet antra 1+ !heir trilltyt Withi‘t the tittle 4.1 thy *lO4 cal , ifir 4 R1I• lust 0411 r, moo, wifft iiffro f OHO' 11101111 141 "ash 1I killlso l c , 4. ()11 111#1114 1 Ay tool Iwo (ivy, war eti ttor4 re 0 fist ott , o boo, ktlot(ct Itmr Mt stp itu,iiikit 4NA* -A f i 11,4y4 awl., Iwo oftt4initriq Ittst twitir •ts%l 11istiOiitc01 itlel ilia Wilfurfk, *Of 41%qt 10 lid tri Aptitktir, p100 . ,411t MloSiV 4 y utloittr* 0 11 10pkyoti in Of '44 tiEttl, 111 , .-iott t' +kr 01140041410, - *thibilWAllfil) c'f ifs *4016 .4 , thoof met, 11,..1,1 lAO 166 011 4114,kitt, o . thoi IfOrt, , #* Pfii* ' WO; • ' I.•i ska 0:1-ookitt of ifit*., E * lot i 0 4 41 I%..ffiltit, tilit4l. 0% ae* , .**** Oftts4,t4 .1, , 4 Loc. 4 11 , 440t*1t .014.4,* It 0%4 ,! thr k fool:4f '4. , %tf , 4%,. = fol!cois 0pt40.0%10%,t 1%00.04 if** rePrltit tt4 falptiwk. *it Al l " 4 444.10 ii 44111 .004440 - o*4 t " ttiff, t.1 , 0 , 01*A*4 t!A:i o*t 00kr4i51 . ,t414 coloot k , k 40 , 4*4 . 40.4 Of Sl' *440 1, 4-14* t. 1 114, 40k wet c.t,* 04,4. 44t. IMAK - # . OO 14 4 :14 0141041ifi **if 0444.1444,44, SPA HERBERT CROFT. • '. This Gentleman, wiws*death is noticed ;n Freirelt Papers, and hop opeously natnetl . Hubert, wasmany years ag9•ai conspicuous ,rim. meter in" the li erary cir c l es u t t h e metropolis. Ile .was or,i itl.dly a barrister, but rvnoutieed law for the church a n d literature, Whet) Dr. JOh N. SON first,gave,t o t he , wor ld hi s . a d m irable Lives, and CriticismS on the British poets, the biogra phical account ,of Yourro was written by Mr. caokr, Aen without 'his title, and it was stir dionily n eed in imitation of )01INSOttit'S slit!, in order to corresPond, with that of the in ge 7 neral. fl Doctor considered it as t good inn. tation of his mainwr., 6 , itoot after the melancholy event of I - hott.miN's. attack on Miss BAY, of which she fell a victim, Mr. - cAo t i• published a work, entitled Love and Madness, • .coniprizing au . account of thp transaction, and contain ing Letters, &c., supp,osed ,have pass ed between the. parties, With anecdotes, &c., and which WR$ altogether an amusing and aftectink 'miscellany, Mr. Caorr had :amassed a vast num ber of materials in order to bring forward a new Edition of Dictionary, including many thousand word's chuitted . by the great Lexicogra pher, but it ‘vas thortglit too voluminous and ex pensive for publication, and we believe the plan was relinquished. We do not recollect when, Mr. CROFT acquired his title, ire was agreeable and affable is his manners, and though possessed. of respectable literary ',talents .and actptirentents was by no means arrogant and vain. lie had tor many years before, his death resided on the Conti nent, and wits probably a bo ut seventy years of age.. Pat ing• been ,of, two prorvA,ions hip con nexions were very ournerous,, an;: lie wt); univer respected. A Dti,s PE4A D One of the t'aris Papers received on &tardily has the folloWingctirloitspassage Williams, the famoui English deserter, who for two years had found refuge with the Skinr ilarbazatt, in the Isle lourdain, has, according to acconnts . from A i neh, at length been arr e sted. The prodigious strength and violent character, of this man had rendered hiiu 'the terror of all the pear:Ants and servants in the Canton, Bar wAs the only persOn whil could ['mana hint. nis terrible strength was itartieula t ly dis played when he twos intoxicated. Nothing could shit his efforts. Ile then twisted tiara of iron us if they were frail twigs ; with n blow of his fist he broke through partitions ; Snd with nil other help than his fingers, tore out the largest nails. Its one of his fits, he one thy took op A set van by the m iddl e of ihe body, run with hint to the tile. tanee of, 80 paceti, and threw" him over a w a il 2L) feet high, on the- other side of which small iteer flowed. Happily some trots broke th e ta li of the ntw Lyens, who got oil' with no other hunt than a gtiod fright. The l'retect ha S, on the pliellion of the sfayor, ordered hint to beenn.• ducted from hr;g•ride to btig.itle, u n til I N C bi lodged lit Tottion," ITOILISNI, Another fight will take place ()fl iVeilne.tiltty tit* 1 .20Jt of June, between Harry Ittrilivr unit Shel. ton, t Ivo •well•kiinV,ii good int!it (who bitve beciJuti 1 ( 11 400 • tar 70 guineito tt Aisle, Hull H, ptiitt. of 20 gninetti, given by tliepligillttie atiototas. It will be tt othintlittg . fight--Aiitlfininvitc in n A (leitmit. of - 20 goitonot !title bits been - limit.; luta the money is to he aside gottti on the . 12th June. Aitto Featitre in the Pugifistio it'ortel.—=ausvpit and kobltierin, the I.tt ti:eo titisttecesstol block heroes rvitli Cuter, it iCcinifidolitly re. ported, ate determined to try which is the b own of the two, and a match Is making for that porpose. Grelit disputes exist at present betweett above sne n of ent4nr, ft'4llo'eting Ole iirs 4 o.olslt)ti ittilinveriorily of boxing att.liomoota. linttleN to Manbrin.--Onfa betvehqs Scroggiris anti Hales, his old competitor ; bet wvoi ()rivet. nail' Carter end, if this C `1 to l will be offered In lavnnr of Oliver. ‘IT'AtAtN(I ikr4Tc 1 1, - 0 1 ,140in ;14nottfts, •t the noyal Cionctis, ‘ltiatbitw, Stitionit nay lorimrttrion, molvrtool4 to go It)0 mac, lot 2 iwort. littil n irtU wrt . fixed on, In rtey Common, near 1:itolt. oit (low lii %tout:dim tvilit Al foils 9', Nfler id Vl'S* eli On !WM', ' 11 liCt btu! perttit turd t 39 milt,. 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