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ttov TM: LONDON (4.IZP,TTE, Ave-. 26,1815. 7m-earn-O . ! e, 181 S. Lord Bathurst, one 'cat his -Nliijesty's Principal "Setretaries o p t State, bas this day notified, by colt bland of his Roya} Ilighne'ss the Prio - re 1 . 0 . the IVl , niq ers of Friendly Powers re4dent at *this Conrt, that, in consequience a event.. ivhirh 'are hapaened in Europe, it has been deemed ek; iiedient and determined, in tOn:l:inctlon with the Sovereigns, that the island of St. Helena shall be the plit4 allotted for the future residence o' General Napoleon nuonaparte, under such re- gulations as may he: neees , a.y for the perfect curity of his persOn; and for that Putpose it lik;s been resolved that all foreign ships and vessels Whatevev stialt he excluded from all communica tion n i•th, or 'approach to that Island, so long as the said Island shall continue to he the place of ,residence of the said `:napoleon Buoliapatte: [This Grezetteconta'ns an Ordor in Council, dated the-17th coninaandias: that.- from the above period emit six weeks after the •meeting of Parliament, all fy,nods on.meechandize imported front the TTnited'Slti‘tes in native vessels, 'and being , of the growth' or matmfacture 3aid .4zite-s, shall pay the same duties of rtistonis as wuieit Imported in British vessels. Goods nr rrerchandize, tbe growth or manufacture of the rritish terrihities in Europe, when eXp,irted frr u this king dom to the United States in ressels of the said States, to pay the same duties as when exported from hence in ilritish ves sels and goods or merchandise, of tie growth or Manufacture of the British territories in t urept, when exported from bence to the United States in vessels of the said States, to he pai‘fand a;lowed the same bounties as wile; exported in British vessels.—Also that. Don ILl:trio de Rivas y Salmon shall act as, i.7ousui General in this country for Spain.l - Crown- Ogre , , An'Ar. I 81.5. Members retnrneo to serve in this present Parliament. County of Stafford.—The Hon. George Granville Leve, son Gower, commonl}k e4lled Earl (;nwei, in the room of Lord Granville Lt•vesoa Gower, who has accepted the Chil tern Hundreds. 136roti , rit of Neweastie-unNr 7 l,yrne.—Sir John Chetwode, :Bar:. in the room of the Right Hon. Geoig G G ranv ill e tei:lii : “Ower, commonly called Earl Gower, ivhu has ac cepted.the Chiltern hundreds. War-O/7ice, 96, Isy3. Pis Roval Nighitess the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the ita'rv. and on the behalf :if hi,; Nlalesty; to apprOve of the ed battalion of the 66th (or Berhhire) Regiment of In fantry bearing upon its colours and . appOin• Ments, in addition to any other badges or devices which may have heretofore Leeii granted to the (Mlt Regiment, the Word " Douro" in con,equence of the iiistinguished conduct of that Battalioto irn the - lint May, 1809. Arrays Tree, ring. 26, (81,3. 4th Regiment of DragOon`Guards, Wm. Knox Fawcett, Gent. ,t 1 he Cornet, hr purchase, vice Rickahy, promoted. *d Regiment - of I4ragootts. .Sedeaut-Nlajor Cra.wfOrd to he Avtju,ant (with 'the ra•,l: of Cornet), vice MacMillan, prnmotrd. pith Regiment 'of Light Dragonns, Cornet Robert C. Fld mond to he Lieutenant, by purchase, rice firoWn,- whO retires. niti, W. Hodson_ Geol. to be Cornet. btnurchase, vice Pratt, promoted. 17th Dttto, Cornet John Tomlin Sort to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Willington. wbo retires. 43d Ditto, Cornet W. Hemmings to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Coxen, killed in action. Thos..iache, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Hemmings. 9th Regiment of Foot, Ensign - Short to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Finch, appointed to the Ist' Regiment of Life Guards. utti wilt°, '4,tirgeon \\rm. Vallange, from the 85th Font, to . be Sdirgeon, vice Piddes, who exchanges. 14th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Thomas F. Cotton to be its-, sistant-Surgeon, rice Itynietl , deceased. 16th Ditto, Lieut. S. Carter to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Ensign, Simon Portion to -be vice Carter. 19th Ditto, tierit. Charles Stewart, from the 34th Foot, to he I.4.llu:win', vice Nl , Donald, ►eho exchanges. serjeant- Maior With Morris, to he Quartermaster, vice Blake, de ceased. 23d Ditto— = fabe First Lientenants, without purchase, Se cond LiNotenant James Drury, rice Clyde, dead - of his wounds. Second. LicutenantT. Towers, vice Brown, pr,, united. Lieutenant '-falter F. Kerr, from half-pay of the 31st Foot, vice NVinzate. who exchanges. To he Second Lieutenants, without purchase, Volunteer vice Drury. Thomas :!lathes,n, Gent. vice Towers. 27th Ditto, Lieut. George Al‘Donald to be Captain of a Com pany, Without purchase, 'vine llo!tries, killed in action. E.isign Wm. Keerto he Lieutenant, rick: Al'Donald. - To he Ensigns. without. purchase, Volunteer Oraham 11 Mare::all, vice lratad, d iii action. Y. Montague Ito - bertstin;•r;ent. vice Eater. • 3&i Ditto, • Lieut. Tl,ouris Iteid to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice gh. 1011. ed in action. To be Lieutenanti, Frt•Jerick llanoatyne, vice - Boyce, ' hilted in action. Ensign ,k. 1-I . oivard, 'by purchase, vice Trevor, pruinet.ed. Eosigu Henry Bain, vice Gore, tilled in action. Ensign Edw. Canning, vice Buck, killedin ac tion. Ensign John Alderson, vice Hart, hilted in action. Ensign William Betio, vice Ilaigh, killed in action. En sign and Adjutant Iyilliain Thain (to have the rank). En sign Andrew Watson, vice Cameron, killed in action. Eu siga Charles Smith, vice Reid. To he Ensigns, Volunteer Richard - Galwey, 'from the 34th . Foot, vice Smith.. Gentleillaw Cadet Sherbrooke- Lowe, ftoin the Royal Military College, by nurchase, vice Howard, /th Ditto, Lieutenant Donald Mac Donald, from the 19th Eliot, to he 'Lieutenant, vice Stessart, who exchanges. 41st. Ditto, Eltsi;ii George Johnstone, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Ensign, vice Carey, Min exchanges. 44th Ditto, Emanuel Burton, Gent. to be Ensign, by, pur-- - chase, vire Peacocke, promoted. Itatl'Ditto, Lieutenant William Ryan, from half-pas , of •the 31st. Foot, to be Lientenan*, vice Church, whoexeinusges. S3th Ditto, Surgeon Thomas Fiddes, front the tOth Foot, to tic Sitrgeoni vice Vallsiige, who. exchanges. . • 91d Ditto, Quarter-Nlastre-serjeant Robert. Bryce to be Quarter-Master, vice Macfarlane, deceased. 97th Ditto, Henry Semple, Gent. to he Easign, by purchase, vice "ruite, appointed to the lath Light Dragoons. Royal Staff Corps, Hospital-Assistant Francis Niuran to be Assestaist-Singeon. 3d West India Regiment, Lits::tenant Robert Brereton, from the 6.3t1 Foot, ,o :ie. Captain of a Company, without pur chase, s ice cs.lriugt.iii, ippointed to the,Qlst Foot. Ist Ceylon Re4iment—To First Lieutenants, without pur chasc, cl.irt Lieutenant Peter Crofton, vice boon, de ,,,,5ed.,',T4.1.11 Lieutena n t B. vice Staicrt, d ecease d. T o Secoutt Lieutenants, iticharct.Gray, Gent. vice Cwt -1.1,,0„s Green, Gent. %ice Hone. . 24.1 Ditto, Lienteim•it Xisepls Steed to-be Captain of a Coto - pay, withont poreffase, vlec 11,:•yuolds Sd Jaotes T“ire to br (aptitio cif a Corn ' paiiy, pnrc!tilse, vice:)a:ies, appointedtUthe •boat. . s„. c . o ' n u Lieutenant John Ittistyt un tit be First• Lie ut,. lam, vice "farce. .14.ues Newnan, Gent. t 0 be set:Quit Li me tint, vide fhisleton 4th Aiexantler scott, Gent. to lie Second. Lieutenant, v:ce t:lialltry Font:Cole:3, John Wright, Gent. to he 1011-:It; i7 f .1.1:21 iy, STA .7,,:zies D. fetiin the 3511 12 "9 1 : , , 4) .th - y iI. eua IQ.the FUi7Cuki, with tilt: lUe,ti Deputy Inspector in Ike loin ,is 1 , 1•01 , !s• • ..To be Stkrgeosi to the Forces, Stiiii-•.urg - efoi§ James liosack and .Lures Arthur, fro:ii the ii.,if•;; iy. To b.. H•ml►it:ii-A.,ist,w4; to the: Force's, Extrit-iinsitital- Alates lieusa and Miciiael MtmhttANOtn4.—The appointments 'of the tmcierm.lntiorled Othcers,-,as stated in the c'pazettes.of iSth May last and 12th instant, hare, not taken place:--- Royal Veteran t3attalitr, Lie ntenani Maclean, from the Relire'a List of the late 12th Royal Veteran Battalion, to . 1), Lrentenant. • Ist Royal Veteran Rattal•ton, Lieutenant James_ Wats o n, ' from tlre. late sth Royal Veteran Batutlion, To be Lieu ttuant; Office of IViliternce, Atte. 22, 1815. Royal nexinient of Artillery.—•iccouti Lieutenant John Blake to ha First Lieutenant, vice Troughton, deceased. Conunissirdis signed by the Lord Warden of th;!Stannaries.—. Major Justinian Alston, Joseph Sawle Eqrs. to be Drput,. Wardens. R u yal South Litrculn Teesdale, Gent. to be Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia.—AlexanAer M'Donald, Esq. late of the 56th Iteg,inteot of Foot, to he Cikptitio. Jon: Friend and Charles Frederick Lyster, Gents. to be Lieutenants. South Mugs Battalion of Militia.--Percival Lewis, Esq. to be Capt.iiii, vice Macdonald, volanteered into-the . Line. Commission signed hy the Lird Lieutenant of the County of Derby.—The Right 'Hon. George Henry Cavendish, Com monly called Lord Geutge Henry Cavendish, to he. Vic e BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Ellis. mid Edward Alder, of Crooked lane, merchants. from Anzust 19 1 o Sept. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. of Unnan-stre:q, - Goodnian's Fields, hat ma nufacturer, from August 29 to Sept. 19, at twelve, at Guild hall, I'l l am:is Smith, of Shorebani, Sussex, shopkteper, from August _ . . 29 to Sept. 19, at twelve, at guildhall. • Thomas Lonliier, of Ayliffe Harpur-Qtreet, Kent mchant, from-August 29 to Septetulter 19, at twelve, ,at Guildhall. 11ANKRUPTCI ES SUPEILSEDE . p. Balthazer Adams ; isf llrr.ulieu, soothamptoo, slap - builder. John tik!•S:otinger, of Llttrslem, Staffordshire, cum! _ rfiAter. Gaskartli, of Oxford sheet, linen draper. BANKRUPTS. tames Wells, of Barnard's-green, Worcester, grocer, to sur-• - vender, Aug. eo, 'Sept. 15, and Oct. 7, at tative, at the house of Fhomas Wells, Broad-street, Worcester. Attor nies, Mr. PV4411, Bernard-street, Russell-square, London, and Mr. Mence, Worcester. John Park, of Walcot, Somerset, carpenter,. Sept. 11, 12, and Oct. 7; at,elevcn, at the Castle lim, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Blake and Sun, Cork's Court, Carey-street, London, • and Mr Board, Solicitor, Bath. Elehnam furnish, of Nome Selwood, Somerset, clothier, Sept. 14, at five, 15, at eleven, and Oct. 7. at ftve, at the G e org e Inn, Fr une SeliCood. Attornies, Messrs. B. and J. Bridges, Red bion-stinare, Loudon, and Messrs..Chislett and Tiley, SOmerset, - Thomas 'Jones, the elder, of Bishtipwearmouth. Durham, hanke,r, Sept 11, 14, tool Oct. 7, at eleven, at the Commis . sion Room, In I ht; EKCIElnge, S:tUderl33).. AttOtnieS, Messrs. Swain and .Cu. Frederick-place, Old Jewry, Lon don, and Mr. Collin, Sunderland, Durham. James Chew, of•Chalford, Gloucester, clothier, Sept. 11, at seven, It, and Oct 7, at eleven, at the Fleece I ii, Ciren,„ Getter. Attorntes, Mr. Lediard, at. Orem:ester, and Mr. Thompson,. I t, Gray's inn-square, Lorid..in. Isaac ?Stromboli', Austin Friar* merchant, Sept. Is, 19', and Oct. 7, at ten, at Gundhall. Attornies, Messrs. Hitlyard and Co. foptliall- t emut, Throgniortou-street. RObert Stevens, of Newcastic-tiponVyne, linen-dr.r, per, Aug. 26, Sept. 20,,W id Oct. 7, at eleven, at the George no. New . castle-npon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge street, London, arid Mr. Foriter, Neweastle-up o a-Ty,,,,, filaeter, of Whitchtueli, Southampton, and 134sing lall'e, Lon;iort, iron-founder, Sept. i I, at two, 12, at eleven, and Oct. 7, di ten, at (iii Idhall, London. Art orities, Messrs, Chapin.in and Co. 10, Little Saint 'Tomas (.I:ietnl-street, 'London. . Th Phi ;port, of Preston, Kent, spirit merchant, Sept. is, .9, and Oct. 7, at tell, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Benton:Union-street - , Southwark. Wilt Oaws,n of Fenchurch-street, merchant, Ang. -29, Setif: 12. a A Oct. 7. or ten, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Haynes, Fcnehurch-street. • • Thoth is Hall, f Op:ford-Street. Will-Manufacturer, Angi 29, Sept. 12, Anil Oct. 7, at ten, at Gnildhisill. Attoruies, Messrs, Judson o. Staple-Inn. John Wood„. or . Cari . Sle, Cumbet land, and of Cloak-little, -Lotinon, - wootlerynn4i-aofaoi,e...-04.. 1 4.- a, 0, .md (h-t, j , ,at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Young, Charlotte ow, Mansion-house. DIVIDENDS. Sept. IG. J. H. Hatuaan and Co. Great Winchester-street, I. , intion,'inercintitts, at te , i. st! . Guildhall—Sept. 16.3. :nig] W. Low, Minciint-lane, London, merchants - , at eleven, at Guild hall—Svpt. 19. A. .St. Snithio's-lane, .Londoo, aier. c hant, at ten, at Gut Ida ill—Sept. I .1. Earl, stn. Westmore land phce, City-roar, and J. Earl, jun. I're.4 on, Hertford shire, beast pale •men, at twelve, at crittili/ London—Sept. 1:5. E. Forster, Oxford-street, ieointio ger, at ttselve, at Guild hall—Sept. IG. IL liaker,'.l.l,l4ote, High-street, china and hordwareman, at twelve, at (iv:lido:All—Sept 21., It. Rochester, North Shields, Na: tistio,Oteriand,• gvocer, at eleven, at the 'Tavern, Docktursy-square, North Shields—Sept. 19. J. Lex is, Abergar . en ay, Monmouth,..abinet-inalser, at twelve,.it the Bummer Tavern, All Saint's-la:1e, 13ristol—Sept. 21. 'l' Hughes, Compton 'Bishop, and S. thdley,Shipliant, S , sinerset, Manufacturers, at twelve., at the Comirsrreial itoorns, 1-tristol— Sept. 23. It. Biand, Lancaster, mercer, at twelve, at the Royal Lancaster—Sept. 18. It. Neville, Stall'in ti, cord %valuer, at twelve at the White Hart, Statliird—Stipt. 18. 'l'. Hobson, Spilsby, Lincoln, shookee.per, at four,at the George Inn, Spilsby—Sept. IG. i'. Woolley, Wathatu-green, brewer, .at twelve, at Guildhall, London---seitt. 15. J. Reed, North Shields, master-mariner, at twelve, at Gui id hal I, London—:.Sept. 16. H. Nlears, Green tt ich, tavern-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lot don—Sept. 16. G. Robson, George-yard, Loin Oard-st ret:t, mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall—Sept. 15. W. Reyaolds and NI. M. - Wright, Idol-lane, rower-street, wine -merchant, at twelve, at Guild hall—sept. IC. G. Dubois, Lontluii-wall, merchant, at ri even, at Guildhall Sept 16. 13. Black, Brockton, Salop, roil kr. at eleven, atGtiildhah, Loation—Sept. 15. M. and D. Aliss kerry, Hanky, Statford,tnil incrs,at teit,itt G 11.1,114111, London —Sept. IS. W. Halls, Holborn, cutler, at. ten, at Guildhall— S• pt. t 6. S. Cinitiburi, .High-street, Mary-le-hone, merch ant , at nine, at Ziitildhall--Sept. IC. W. R. Caxton, Gower -street North, Pancras, builder, at eleven, at Guildhall, Sept. IC. J. Hughes and IL (Italica, Storrington., •S'Ossent, al l ( l 4 — ui St' id P lu t t continon-hrew.t.rs, at twelve, at Gotitlll:tll—Sept. IC. A. Henry, Finsbury-Finsbury-square, Merchant, at elet - Cit, a J. Lamle, Tokenhouse-yard, ittt (i nine,flildi Sept. 16. W. Gillics and Co. 13ittiter-lane, corn-fictors, at nine, at Guildhall —Sept. IG. 14. B. Henry, Itread-street- hill, London, merchant, at nine, at Guildhall—Si-pt. 18..1. Pcttitt and S. R. Burch, Southwark, hop-factors, at nin e , a t Gui:d liall—Sept, 16. W. Larr, Hythe, Kent, draper, at twelve, at , laindon. CERI'IFICAI ES—SEPT, IC. _ . - E. James, Portsmoath, krocer—. Partriditc, Cardiff, Gla tuorf%aushire;iron-lonuflet---J. Bulier, Maidstone, Kent, vic tualler—J. Jones, Bicester, Oxfordshire, Ifutcher—J. Joseph, Bristol, pen-toanufacturer—W. (;fuss, Hales,wmtlt, Suffolk,- Currier—E. Batt, J. Baekshell, and A. W. Batt, Witncv, Ox fordshite, bankers—T. Haffnalo , Tottenhaut-court-roaa, gro cer—C. Maci..4, Liverpool, woolleff-drar t —B. Scott, Bris tol, corn-fact,o--F. Woodcock, Harrow Ina, \Vykin, Leices shire, innholder—T. 'femurs - , Gloucester, builder r J. Ruin scy, Ipswich, 'Suffolk, rnaltser. P.lit CNER.SWPS. DISSOLVED. J. Smith and .0, brewers, Sunderland—J. Garnet and Co. mill-manufacturers. Bristol—U. Bird and 13. Walton, Bir quingliatu:-4'.. Bird and Co. Philadelphia- 7 M. Wardle and C. Bentham, letter-press-pi inters, illatieliester--J. Craven and J. Hey:,' cotton-spinners, Vlaueliest,r—W. Annitt and T. Fisher, plumbers, Chipping-Norton, Oxtortl—G, Grooves and E. Crew, craedile-inanufaciurers, Latidaster—J. Ivl‘Clure loin woollen-dra pet 3, Itii ? .e and .1. Gree,nwood, star. - e-coaeli-Loa.-ters, IronS nd. J. Marr, sur4rolis, No, tli Hicksmi and C. George, ,04,kr-reffiters, Sarrow street, Liatehouse—R. Vizer, am,l C. '.'alter, tiro! tr- Long-aere=-T. Prot hero, jun. and T. J. twport, Monmouth— W. Nliher and Cu. wArehoil,,aeu, 1( . 111 , 4-street, Cheapside .—.l. nowt! . and G. Yapp, ha.sket: and street, spi'.al(i. Ids—S. c.,rton lace-inanutactiirers, Nntiugliani—.). .5 - 11161• . 0it'sSz ti It:: 0.:on , Npr- N u , .anto.ei, Derby-V. T. Aircy, sdk-throwsters, cliest . ..r—‘\:. Marsden ainl'J• Knowles, irow founOer , , • Metcalf anti .1 Bean, ear - out , Frere au.! Co. ters, riers, iNo.vtit Ch,pman and. K. 6111),, 00 , 11:e , chaitts, Lialieliey, Brecon. SuoA it —A ,ge Price of Bro,wri or Muscprado Sugar / !t ilmt!e i r the tve.ci.; cad:fig the 234 day of 1 43i. •iiii.'per cwt. NAVAL COURTS MA ler AL. - - The Court-Martial held at Portsmouth; on hoard the Gladiator, - orilA. Nitro (the - next Seitior•thileer after the death of Capt. DOwt4ii), and the Others under his command, for the lo,s of the British ~ q uatirou .on Lake Champlain, closed its proce,;oings on Monday last: The following is the decision cif the Court : " The Court. having' maturely weighed the evidence, is of opinion, that the capture of his Majestfs ship Cotifiance, and the remainder of the squadron, by the ,Atherichn squadron, was principally cause.' by the British 'squadro.t having been urged into battle previous ,to' its being in a proper state to: meet the ...tunny, he the promised co-operation of the laud forces not tieing carried into effect, and by file press in let ters of their Conimander-in-Cli ef, whereby it .appears that. he had, on Inth of September, 1314, only waited for the naval attack to storm the enemy's works; and-the signal of the ap proach on the following (lay having been made by the scaling of.theons, as sattled between Captain Downie , tin& Major Coure, and .which promised co-operation was , communicated to the other Officers and crews of the British squadron before the commencement of the action. "Tu a C 01111; iliAN'ever; is of opinion, that the attack would have been attended with more effect, if a part of-the gun boats had not withdrawn themselves from the action: awl others of the vtissels had not been prevented by ba-itiing, winds froM getting into the stations assigned to them—that Captain Pring . , of the Lifinet, and Lieut. Rohertson,•who succeeded to the commitml of the Con Llama., after the lamented' fate of Captain Dewnie, wll;ise conduct was minikd . by the greatest valour, and Lieut. Christophet Bell, coininandtng the NI orray, & Mr. Robertson, commanding the Beresford; gun-boats, who appeared to take their trials at this Court-Martial, conducted themselves with great zeal, bravery, and ability, during the action -t-that Lieut. Hicks, commanding the Fthcb; also conduCted himself in the action with becoming bravery —that the other surviving Officers and ship's crew, except ing Lieutenant Nl‘Gliic, of the Chub, who ha, not appeared here to take his trial, also conducted themselves with •ravery ; and that Captain Prink, Lieutenant Robertson, •Lieut. Hicks, Lieut. C. Bell, and Mr. James Robertson, and the rest of the surviving Officers and ship's company, except Lieut. McGhie, ought to be most honourably acquitted, and they are heresy most honourably acquitted accordingly." On Thursday last a Court-Marthl was %odd on board his Alaivsty's ship 'Albion, in Sheerness harbour, on Lieut. J.O.lEs SE4GROVE, Of his Ma jesty's ship. Menelaus, for contempt and disrespect to- hien!. HENRY WALKER, Of that The Charges were adjudged not proved, but frivolous and vexatious; and Lieut. SEAGROVE was accOrd ingly acquitted. Capt. JAMES WALKER, of the Albion, President. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Esq. officiating Judge-Advocate. PU(311,1511. BATTLE BETWEEN SCROGGE;:i AND TALES. Saturdly a fight took place at Coombe Wood, twelve mileS from town, between - Scroggins and Err/es, for a purse of 1001. two known good men Of elevrn stone, ib a tope ring 24 feet square.— Seto, , gitis was :mewled by Oliver and Gibbons,- as secomts ; and hales by Tom Belcher and Harmer. T'‘e riug was .formed at twelve, and at one the pnilists entered, both in full confidence. Betting 11 to S on Seroggios, with more takers bettqs, which reduced it on an average to 5 to 4. Itouna 1. The attitudes of the men were fine, and the nt mt,t silence pervaded the ring. Sparring at double length, when Scroggins m ,de play with his right hand, and Eale re ceived sli!;htty, hut he relented a sort of twirler with the left hand, which staggered Scroggins wii hour ',7s going down.— In eeturning to action F.ales hit shirt and Scro. , gins returned npoo him, and in <1 close Eales went down. (2. to lou Sc rug- Q. etoggins appeared very gay, and a severe ruiHiaz .d followed, ,hen several lilnws, woe exchauged. set wf and E . Aieli was t a. Srozifini ivent in covering his head, aad -had the best of figb!iiitz. . After a courageous iound Kates was tt-szt& - ern attain, fan,: u:anifesten ,yealiness, • _ 4. ju 114 ed hi; arrd hit his left and hJrtl away. Scroe,gins turnej to q richly, an d :vas wet by a severe hlow on temple-, but ne bad the best of the round, and Liles was again ttm,st,t. 5. I\lllA gallantry vas shewn, and b—th,meo were reduced to distress. • Scroggin9 bored upon his adversary li,tliont d•>- ing• .ar►v tr,tecution. In a cl. , se, h;td Thorpe (the gil ant Life Gnat - 4151 - Imo deceased) beet► present, he would have iieeivco.9- petent to have decided on the wrestling match whit!iz took place, with occasional hitting. Eaks was,a length tlruw►► a he►cy fail. 6. - Eatles shcwed some fine fighting, and scented to have re covered what is termed second wind. I-le planted - . many l?lows, but they did not se em ver y e ff ec ti ve . g erogg i ns re treated, and he was knooked down by a blow no the neck. It was not a clean hit down, but as much betting depends upon it, it was considered a knock down lry the tunp.hl.9 - . The man was four or five seconds on his legs after receiving the hit, although he Otitnately fell from the effects of it. Scroggins also skewed blood from the I:p.-6 to 4 on Scroggins. 7. Tales mink some good stops, add was thrown in a close. 8. Much determin e d fighting t o the advantage of who she wed himself best in, Scroggins went down in a close, distressed in wind. ,Even•betting. 9. Scrogqins retreated to recover his wind, and Eales briskly fallowed him at full li ht , bat he missed his hits and both went down in a close. 10. Eales had the advantage in fighting, and both went lown again in. a. close. Eales attempted to throw, by placing Teis kit leg 'miler the right of his adversary, but he was over , - balaneeii by strength and fell under. It. FAles appe.ired to be wincing, and Scroggins went down distressed, with a iuere. thrust. 6t04 on Eales. 12. Serog,gins received a fbtsi loft-handed hit on the mouth, and • the hest round in the tight followed. It was gallantly contested, and Seroggins-agam went down. 13. Scrogzitis, munch abroad, threw away his hits at random, hated (tier head without system or fence, but the ,fight was so far out of bath, that &Iles bad no power to avail hims•elf of it. Both went down ia groat distress. 14. Eales made a stop at the body, but was thrown a heavy tall. Scroggins, qnite. eroat!, received a body hit, but threw his man again. • _ _ 16. A mita round, in which Eales out-fought his adversary. In a fail, Eales, who threw, had the worst of it. ►7. S'crtig, - gins, hit his adversary on the ear over his guard, and threw !inn. 2to 1 on Scroggins. LS. Eaks sick oil his second's knee, brought the odds to any Scroggins run in covering his head, and bored his ver ,try down against one of :he stakes, which suet the back o: hi, hrad. 19. l';:tles vac bored dawn again,' and the fifot was over, althend he made some desverateunsuceessfut etr,,rts iu the 21st round, but in the 23d lie went. down exii.Lolued, and could not appear it;.4 - itin to time. Tile battle lasted 47 millateS. HEM Altf{.s.-The ring wity frog) the qualifications ot hoth men being intich over rated in speculation. Each nad ,tniny chances cif witinim4, which were missed. idStead of Bales Meeting his adversary at . t . , ,ttt . nl;!l), he was always out at judging his distance, by which the heren lean s•renn;tii of Scrogjas gave hini the adctnrage iu t h ro wing, and flout which alone b;alert was hurt. The greater part of the cooihat Consisted ja Eale , had Elie best ot the in-fighting, at whiCit Scroggins ha.' sheaved hiniself so good befirre„ , hut missed most Of his bits at disia,nee. weigitts cif the men were, Bales 11 stone and ponnil, and Scrol42inS'lo stone 10 ponitd, &d e s stood nlucli over his ad ver•ary, anti Serog gins played sonic -irtkil schemes at tting tit". ar..; to men of their weivht .or mei. flaws. Scrogg us . hotrever, is .4 very t.;.Ytt some customer to get rid ot, add ire r. wild nave had an opportursity of doing .re will) a runt ally thing .like him in strit , !:-e. it was sty posed the battle by n,,rt he received agalost evont occurred, his physical powers ate to heat his ;Litt litage• of POLICF: . INTSLLIGENCU• MANSION-HOUSE. Oa t ' F4'l'ltA(sltolNAttylloatit:RY —On Sato l l oto King - dot! was brought before the Lof ty °e charged with ltealing sever a l hundred 'l‘t'r lead, the property of W. Peto, lisq °Pit; de f; followilLt circumstances proieca• posed, that he was a 'contractor for the " I on° of the new Cust , mi-house, the pris. - iner M t / of the labour e rs empl o y e d in cartYi" i e tsb' g . work. He had been in his service a t( " 's,sith.ffi: tithe, and had hitherto conducted hintsel' gee tendon and he received inf .i . .t that the pet' in tegrity. In frequently seen go i ng over Lo„don-hridgettor' (featly carrying w ithi n hi s a pparel some se rve' I'l l den. Mackay, the city office!, Vl'ai sit detect him in the tact, and on Tlt,.rsdav tO hi the prsouer left custom house to g ° meals, he WA., &Ise rued walkih - g in the s'-' 5 ": manner already described. He had ri i ii ttril many yards, when he was stopped 00 „koe s , gate() as to the cause of his apparent For some .effected little time he to fe el . l e ttg i ; able pain in the head a nd stomach, but r t , of e ii'd'wiay• e l s ); \ 7 l i p t t e ' l e r t i t i o: e t ffi l : t e , t e i r l i e ; o r l: e ‘ e: e d e v e i? r t i l:e i a e l c i v e o t s d r i l t: t 1 ; 1141; l Ct d(l d liatet se tea; and beiog informed that the ei se t a i lly which be had so long been troubled " 11 : rc pt coveted, it now only remained to pr °vihe se irj l :i The prisoner then s ihnotted to het'' 1,0 c 0 1- when tfiere was found conCealed within n clothes nearly one hnndred weight of weighing about Mtn. was Secreted in cifnel'brif clothes, ' . ltich, together' with a ple` .o - to 4 6 , t :t h h(o e , ~,:las,aiceihtr7wA‘evrit..)e. suspended 01 % ) ;;;;: n e tIr l i t ,:cni lzY si ii c ti ; eg : si, f ai r ,t o t : o ll st l vb P s e o iece also, others, and suited to sit within 'hls found braced round hisheA 1 d, but so boa° that a vestige of the handkerchief 0 711 ., diSc ° ,; it could not be perceived. After In i " TV; very his 'lodgings were inquired af ter. ! RIO for some time be refused to tell, bat the nee' conveyed the officer to apartments in 11 . 0e5 4 bourhood of Fiusbury-square. Ur ° f . T . ri ver te a_ tion, however, these proved to he the- - , 0 ,,it 21 '; sidenee of the prisonele who, perceiving Copresi fortber hinderance was useless,. at LOP:: UPI ed tit he Lived in . the Borough. H ele i/ 11 ,, e6 ,4 went, and discovered an immense tranl,o' „er P - j k concealed in a large ehegt,swhich the l' i tith e. no doubt conveyed ant ay; front tith e ti !. v oild considerable sum of money was ai r o „ ea )l' hank owes and silver. Tee prisoner " v : r ;rea lt o upon for his defence said,. " it : be join: 1° ,:.4 could deny that lie was lie ',Htde'" ",, He 4 " iu his service, lie tniglit pest:cote b" ° ' committed tar trial. I be QUEI4;N-S (21:ARE- e get le On Saturday a group of fanatics sPro,j,ilier fore the Atieistsfates, some of iVbO ,ll C s • e e ,e selves II"ly Aposqes, for t h e pittri`- „jot a , 1.0 ing char_, 0 1: outrage an ° v•oltot e ` i ce 04 ii s then pat ty of Catholics atud attracted to the toor.e of a c0b1er,;,86,0,5 et Duck-lane, by the tied:ore-miry ' t n ii o these deluded p, oplr. It a pPears 1118 t t oe of persons met twice or thrice a of the cobler for the purpose, a s t e .. pc,r 01 , 1 5 .01 ~.eek v „ „telt e• of receiving divine instinetion'• a v ' T , - i<eettil rerlornt the rights of `v°,' , ,, p ressl hob Self to be an Arstie delei.:ate (l 3 . ; t lie ry, convert sinners. On Friday log l "' t° J c ' e of meeting, this luau beeante so 11" 1) „,.... 110 ,a tut y the n o.g aril non ,n u he" 3 ( " i s ,:; t ee o .`y o e attracted to t c spot A iemale Ite ,00 ,,ed \o , herself with a weapon, and, e:Anc ( " f.matical crew, attacked the p'opl". s . 0 11" co giciscttr:(titethere(l,fline,:arstettol brimsLi cini,,gnrcc g h a i l: lt i l lei : l ,. stl e i : v s' e l e v e they !night find engaged in such tlisg lations 1 iota oi' 0' It is reported that several 51. a Self' 8p purporting to be of the ffis wich have been circulated at Brighton, - 11 are g ig j an Arundel, during. last week. Tile)? )(ler" s' Ralph Hoklen, , Sot Co. and stated to be payable at lirirrit 4 rO t e 'n r olo n ti o and Co. No. 6, St. MieUkters-altcY' j o ie pa r Neither the" bank or ally - of t he , tor Ralph, Ilolde t exist the notes, are, therefore; 01 Le ril Ou r Wednesday last, John Andrewchow:V.' conveyed to Coventry, from Leices ter ri ,.10, 411 1 . 0 0. ; having set fire to the hares, corn N'ordiorq WILLIAM COVO EY, ElliSby, ii'Of 4 el ihire-, on the 17th. A few days ago; in the service of a farmer at I ve In: n Norfolk,' absconded frOnt her p a sate (i t 40,'; iIi and wearing apparel to the tolo s she t ooP• iiiii g property of her - enyi •yer :it sc" v thew a .girl , s hout Ig st Y e v ° ; s ,,lto t t i ; le t f e tontl to Spalding, and fri sto u e I '' ro'*i • bu• her course to London , in " in peter 'd lie ; was mertaken by her Maste' resto re on Tuesday, when site itnuiedut‘'i.e.73,„,trtliaiwey! 111-gotten wealth ; which so atau n . P t iro n r he forgave her, returned her 13311: awl strange to sly, took• her bac ...iwr t he post chaise' and four, first dec"y: cow lions'liars with bine r ibbons • • • Chronicle.) few.day ah s ao• in B. g 0 ,05 ° A I.IIItTEI S • J f fieW . ,0, ussell-squai , Say er, son. Tharsd:iy the Lady f 3 • II Vaniellt..,, street, Port • • o +be 1,2 1 Y ma,i-square,.of a so°. . • • SM-ne (I,Y , ot his 'rouse in Cirasvell°r-r lcrj-.0 ' ' •t• of 0 (' 3 "" Graham, Oa , • , the Lady 0 -------- IV e 't t ?,, f Etl Altl i $ it)) 1 Sich ol3 ' 0 5 11, i the 26th inst. at Crovcion Churc )9 06 00 0 - .0 oj cs E. q u o ldest" soil or Wini,m Wesohy, j , 'T. litildegro .., thv c,minty of Joplin, to the 1-100. baoil l lt ,„istou l ' 00 bel" - clogitter of the ht Hon. Atiotirai I ,o ';`, 1-jenfi Gootlq ~, ():: li'uli"Y, the '2ls' inst. at' `.6o,l3tDilleiliate V i v 11 1. . 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