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A. VOLT 20' VI NINA, .luG . • P.XI RAC 1' OL' A, LiTTF.R. . ‘ - --' V:: Thl intelligence which re . a:.h , ....0114 - liti'roAVAl° ' a, a 3 vidoiy gt;nt.to by the Turks over - Itte_:', ItlelS. i 3 cot,tirtoe,.., trom ail pdf . s., The,c.nse--- • .:,ner'i 61 tiv% batty.`, whiLh look 1 lace on the 1 111 ,'"'t. (I(l,:fmnied the ietfeat of the . gus'ia."s , kl:°,'":"abfludoned that i.rottn . c. Ali the Greeks a tutd• I.) the it(iiiitris have d o ne the 54Ine.' The trt:4lql)art wisi).l to iakt: tango in Viehkia) 1 - ) "t. tliait e - , . . Ita ck Ho t ' bi al , ed.pertpistott, bt.c •use thepre. ~0 , 1 1: I. a great number of s , rangtrg iti . tbat town lodg . t'ce " l " a geor riie , ill. provisions And qv, 041 , . - l'ltiliCsliEßG, •AtIG: 120--It'iff.:- Willl ' t trprit t we k ill n the repork„, rhii , t, 616, ;''' .• 6 i ., .. 4 t ..:-..611 e t'r-'l,l4l,produces woull' he -periPit•Wd t" e ~-Ith-\3;,.0,--,..A' o l i a i de .l o t : itt W Q ll l' t'"11.14(1 1110,Iof P l'• 1 • 4 Al-illel, co"n" ti, . ~. who ar,,,.„04;‘,:' .thtilated here, and there:- '.[' h ose • oaos "101,11iill the theasur our .c. s 011 " 4 4 tv:li , , de g ree these ti.petris. itr '3 Adopted along r o i l , i ' .0 now great a On the 7th of - thaTtolombus, en" 4 , , ° tottlidatiort• It is ire, the- . examined._ t, ; `L II T I .t° al American ship, ii,`:,in'illaa in b4ll,lst, where she was e_ ha d id • no t . k r , 01 ,4 4 - 4 111 of tins ship stated, that , robibited.. A , i , 14 4 ealry of vessels in ballast i twas. P I the. nil , - ia ,,` 14 hairy wished to take- ad ‘a l -t,--g, e ° us,,eittus ai,,,';',l,the Captain (whlch . had Po' hit' g .6 , u se ) , it vi,t'i:l::ll.),. tither in respect to himself him 'away.. In ,it(it:.,Pght Sittlicient to send, , or vt,s, a... it less , - it bai l c ogid not bre n announced, and ..h trioc or other • V6, e l , te ', l ' t hat any Atneiican, Swedish ' n't[int.ffaC t4IN .1a den with 'colonial ..produ . ce or , . ntioned INittshouldenter. the three above-me iolit,• Vlty,, i , „ th e p h ', Al S te'. 4.--On the 2d hist• Ili:rN,al,ljcia,t'slis:l 4"iiittrar taaJ e ;, ype.xi ) in the I ' t ° ille lite hi d' mil notes If the kuNc-,f". ittdr.,,, ~ ut e ..g _ 1 .._ . Hung .. ,do 1 .-t ~,,,, ()"° •II vitt i lie Royal et opos' l' w'sfiiire.,• 1 ille Ki n ~,, , ~, ~ he was received • i Neat , ~ llit ~IlLe ~, i n stain*, I °A ti- ci.e " 5 a " ( 1 al accnnut‘ agre e ~.,n:root iiixiarui,' Mai;tiates Jna Estates have ill % i it they,, ,ir ik,„, t , r - ' , thst thq will, by every Meal ' . iialc!,v:. Ae' N't , ibttte io the 8 41 , er of the rt e 'fur key, 11,, 4 ' ,.' d iiig in accounts received i t ,-,,', 41 Y °l.tilki Giiiid Vizier i 4 neartlYru.lialre. ti'lll"i 11,:..t0nt at tliat of General ,_, t hd. , 1,.,,,:,:',Y,. Tk,okut, toruwily Ministe,pr rieusrb‘org, • lit ~,3:ilclattlitent, has left this ety'1e.i.,,u4,.a,.,-,t, 1,L.,:,' I!l Appear` at . the ..Diet a S, a n I ' 'a age, L';li'vt I.'etu:'ithstatiding his very advahOe,. N OW Stile of health. 4PLti A uer : , a s tA4' N rilif , ; 20 . —The King is.nt'w aP,,,ttak.. i ~t,11:1k ‘IJ bilSilleSi, 110 t WO 11'Standi glgri m-aieSty 1 , a,,h,' wl 'icii lilt lever Ittt lett..him ' l l' - isz Geo,,,,in;;llA,mi to a p"i"t the Master (f ti Eii,,,, .'lcv"linzlit, to be prillciial Marsha:vgisc--ittii tei,,,,!til4 tho rutin ) of • General I,3tIUSSe, 'l '; .! - 111:,.tl ) I, furf.ft!t t. iooLiottc' il t , :li ' rt'iNll::'l67 l '' 're' t . r ` i;iu r : l l .l!loaN:l;lP:ikr eu:t iwivulii:M''dwil eriul'il v9le e.ll 'l.::::;:l:- , to Ge m ttl bt'incQ. • , ed.'01At)11'111" A t; (1 . 2.•.-11 is' wild that the P.ren tin e • hted- ti • , ..aci d Isle Of . Loon bavo'fiee,'. d --Nobility, 4 t ~ S _. 4 Privileges tit the Grandees anthi5,re.1.,017.,,, tio,l;'•11 itbni-Ite4. Ti,,,J,,•urhals of ,tit11,,,p3",.."111Y. S'ate, th ,t twenty Gran dees .veii t ) 1i, i ',,, - , -'''' nal Bed to C..uta and Cadiz, had4_,_,.' ~t I(.u, tititoftil, clitmi n ,.,, cert4ll dues to he t 7 .11(1 1 7 1 ; tri,rivitlci4slaitilliroprietors, though. theY ' 6 ii.' the sal'li'ed 0t every thing they w;:ro entitled to by 04 I,t.°nmitoll ot the N‘thilityo.n,llie•• r.),-16471.,iii, Etiit,,i e mit of ittly, tilt.. Cortes, titi7iliii-Artwellt's, sOted, th at the, 111.1`ne6il, . il lY t teat Puhlie officers Who wre 11° ,-, 4 , 6 10 . -.: Ck ti,, • ' d• 6.a-se , •.!it , • . tc,o,, r nment, -shoal • • _ti .- scaf t os possiki_ - (4 :‘ - ''Fa WiliCh itheo:3 the incr-7..1ig.,141,..„,1 ~ ',to% cl),,cl",4l%inns' there. •Those w"" ";;41,ft;-d-/Ot'.l Il k il. ° l z t all find aqfreitigt: ill 4nY•Il • .Lhitwl 14iTz A ' • S! Le ti . (late:. L .tin t of l' .qio. 23,--The etf-mtit Ile -'• , ty,"ght 111%111e d6ll4ati) rides. ih a house he h 'h,i t v i,,.. . gu,lThrbs of t h is , , city, it appear'. ; I; bea). ISi te - i ('` KOlitixlii, in, Stytia, where he •. 'i-;•tted (0 the ''''' 'lk ' eijurs e of th's year,• ha v e contrt . 0 ows. tallitie2Si,t4blail+lll3.llt of his health.- l l° 1 . itijcPti he • il . tir t '' ( ' 411tIttn- at a fittecountfy seat, v''' Chas.(! Of Lonn dO. &intr. ....-----.:-. LISBON 11.1414. ~ -- • , . ........_.__ ),.. t out ih a 51, l i tl It' a I . Alio , 7. 0 3 1. she sth Au- -9 b --.1 i bon 11{.6t'jQintitisino.., to S go% lap t'S" led Win birdiolt ..d' "tllttll:6lll,iftnlrY alltt cavalry, it, W,lllCh W I ..,..„ t t141:a" ilZts;e—iPi% 11, ill ;tie it) hat V ei .11,Y • ". JeS,,) , i , . l', , 44441 ' i " 31 P ( Illtillytil is plibililiCd j il l. 0(. 1 116 I:4‘ ko,„1141, d 1.111141 I i •• ' st...irt, the iSilSin"'t, • jet . 4. -i lin tp I , .•••• ' ''' ' 1 ) '„ ' , ~... ~ • 1:',., iV I 101 S, I , ,t'A t , ' ' ' ce w 1 1 I b e performed by Y ` . , „co (I -. `Ali: tiv„ ' 1. ) c t ,„ or slrcos i . c 4, 4 h -. I ersot.s os aWI 'Y iotable cir c4lkt.it, 've not lull , (1 Os )..(lictl:e t he -! Minister: *'` II 4 'l lho .I f Jum.!itidiaVing. a d 1611,(.. bdi . ill-111 r -° , .1) . occupied 4t , ~ 1 6 t . ., win) onk,t h e 34 111114, . t • t 1 4 'S;111:','"''.% a u,,. Mtnister..Of Marine c,eun -114 ' t ; , ;,% e9rotuisfliorted tour. cl: l'„1-i.ISltisletegard I° titu. Ilve4iigatt... ptt'llinttlariv wk souvake i/ 4 10 1.1 il '1'11), Curies, al IL wishes, to C iL ..1 4 1 • ,t mis ii,l;li..tisi,,:iirv'.B,,LPir. 17 .......,.,Sunday 11).ertl .51 of Portugal. il)tol;;vgai. 1,.. i e v t , , "d iy ut the ite.,turatlO . Jun t, 1ve.:41% have expired saltie the army °!. iiA4O t...,Ni(.1 41 tlie I, ittl r t 'VIIIIriI IA ::1'). C°l-11PC, i ffijc tyo ii , l. () , iit , . the Togo "lie, ~, . (I' y. and ' etubat 4 ill i, hivit.)y. kilkit;.,. 4:"ig dimingoished event wal -0 ?-‘e , 7 co ,,b tt'lt liiiiiii'cliiii. ,01:411 the tellgirsu ..conmln i!igll ti.l!ii,7"l.llti' castle ' bi b • th q b ,,, 141 Streets tit. Li'ilioU ; the - i '.' 1014 -" ir) 'll'ilht Aiips it) the Tagus fired 6a, '" es , , and ' L 'ili :,),,' 4fi;,lnLiCtt , i L e . i Jare of ..11) 11.".1u•si I,ll:,r!ltltit„.7.tkirts dt:p,1(1.,.:,:ii„...(1.4' lett dcjoie, at ;All7-.1 , thus ce-(-- litti cil l ati iotthes)..e pOptih'ithi 1, v„,,., 1 : 40 .% fp, ut the 'taw tut-whit" (!" thus 11 the 11 l ise,, ' r " . 1,10n'Ir) t.. hy ti % e , cer t ceOrueo. W4/1 14,(1111,1 .11LitIV•',411011. Sept. 1 /' Ilea! Q,lart,:. f..,t C intra, 11?1i, t4c,II,(;INIRAI, ORbERS• . ' to the Vi,„ th , id ..tt y the NI sr,h:•,l e,mitilutlicates ~ oej ; '''l 4 ' I A - "le .hilsit , ,t ) ot the tintitinot ,Feira,l‘kln 1 e 1.1:114 ilratnt;i, who it, tLe (.;;,..neral Okii'ij"l-11.1,6il ( ',,ql NA .'lll, wo,t. owiudeil itt the tis.LaT oirc'rfi:"'',.;.- litlittli,'''lned, 14114 j4tlitift,2d Li s conduct b,t!.i'j: 41 ' lit Ilial:-Atirwil tin! it was -irePolslW 1 ' r TI: 11 to jOit 1 • ' 4- '' •.1( iv, t I.lls rf,tglilletit. ' ''f in" Nity j ''' Lieutenant Lent the 4th regimeet (, t ' Ik'S lithnao Leitao, iliis.bten cuudt,:inanzd It Six months clo4e ittiprisonment in . Fort St. Philip, it Setctbo , for t crime of instavrdituition. EXcelkocy haying ' fast month errs Ifiratedi he servence of a Court 'Martial, =which !git3onned'A. J. Ghellio.de Firia, Surgeon's Mate of .the Royal Guard of P lice, to be hanged, after bein4 s.ript ut lus military honours; for the crime of robbing hi hi Mstritt, in his uniform, and mention ing the .augu , it nitafe •of his Royal 'Highness . the ,Pittice Regent, t bat the door Might be opened, and he 10., , ,ht get nu() the house which he robbed . he . „ha 4 81,0 contirined a itinair sentence upon A. Ribeira (fa Silva, a-001.dier of the _same , corps for a similar dime 3 . and.lte: also confirms, the, entenee of death pfis , ed on Jr. Bombe and Evaristo Joaquin, two sk,ldiers at the t 7th infantry, burglary and rob bery in thezwarehouse of Luiz:Pereira, at •Elvas. . MOrtNno, Adjutant-General. Llsflps, St : 14.—!-The Voncip of the : Ist, gives nines of no fewer than eight_ or ten patriotic tliartiet who command the monntainotis distria be- Rcinda: and. Grenada. The greater part of them are mounted; . and-some Di them. comprise at - least 300 teen. Besides sthese; theca is on the kit o 4 the Guadalquivir, the patty of Z ildtbar ;- that. ot. Trio scours the environs cat ; of • Moyas, in - the, vicinity . of Ciordova ; and that of . Pedro 'Ale:tide, (who was taken at. Benamegi, and infamously shot .at Jaen) is thvided into_ various smaller ones, each troop having become inllcpentlent. It will require great prudence on .the part of our military men to bring them under,subordination. ELECTION OF LORD 111,1YOR. On Saturd.ty a Commori"lfall was held for in soiling the neW and:putting in nonlina tian two Aldermen who hariervel the ( ihice of ;S:!eriff, to be ~presented to the Court of Aldei men, for them to choose one‘of the two to be Lord Mayor `tot tht,ensuing Year. Tile new Shall - Is, SAMUEL • Esq. and 'WILLIAM iIEYGATE, been sworn into ,office, COmmon Serje.rtit read o " er the names drthe Aldertr,en, from among v;illom. the Liver were totna(.L creir nominal ton, Sir . W; 13LotAm, 'Km. CLAUDIO; STEVHEN HUNTERi Esq. GBOIIGE'SCIIOLEY, EStl. WILLIAM DOMVILLS,.Esq.. MATTukw WoOp, , Edq. C. Smii•ii,'Esq..J. E'sq. Sir Wm, PLomult,-Ilart, and . SAMUEL GOOD BEtiEIte, E;q.. , • OD the spew of bah& the Sheriffs deciareit. the Aldermen 1 - futvres nn l Woon to have the nrojority,- ~ who were accordingly, returned . to the Court of . Aldetinen then, sitting in the Council Chamber, who. unanimously. elected Mr. Alder man HuNTErt, the Loan MAyon; With Mr. Alderanin Hustua;as Lord Mayor Elett, - the. Aldermen, Sheriff:v. titc. then returnef on the Hustings, when the licedtder declared theeleelion, 'and Mr. Alderman IiuNTEI .addressed the Livery, nearly as 10110‘ ciENTLEM2S or 'rue LayttlO!, 4 C When Iliad the.honour to andrels you Nhout this titpe two yc,ars, on my, then ret:eiving yoar twa attuous vote of Jhanlis and approbation in tirni for tnyservices as Slieritf of this: City and, COutity of Ivtitidle6ex, I .then, told you that you had created the liveliest interest in rile, to: StUtty vileges of lily felloiA , citizt..n!, that . I might he it I were at altitute period cilia to tchiglir:r pot- than that , which., 1 had quitted, to , reuctel efficient tor .the arduous .task that ! ttright devolve On Me. , • , . .. _ , •". In 'rho exercise of,the hig, u duty that you lave to perform; itthati been your pleasure to fLtOTO i me as outs of those, to be: sek4ed , by the Court. of. Al:lemon 19 fill ithe ,olfice 01 Clitet . A.lagistrtin! of• this -great City, for. the:year ..ensuing,--an office . which. cart its with itso many other duties oh import - once, that -it-at once places on in, shoiliders a ,loAl. dot I lin hardly able to..hear. To say t ha: I than d you tor thus having eve; weighted me with c.art., iit to say molethan.t... 6 stiVjed will watratitl bih he:i.-ve me, Geut lemon, - there is not iii the whole City iil Loadt•n a itiati tv.i) p: ti , ilas , ;s more gratituih:: thati I !tit lot the. good o i .iition thin you,. my tellow-cai z ti., have Inus st;eivll to ine." • - ," It so hippotis that I ,ititer - upon this Lig!) office'. at an ag when the tirilid.tiod body .is at it 4 tuaturi-; , ty ; and as Plovicienee has - blessed Inc with a nth . inderrident Ot. rtune, I am wholly out of the. reach of inflin.tico lion, intiroiett inutivi.s, wtio4y uncoil . e et: with any business th.it might distiatt my at.-, tetition notit 1CC,1141110 Of IliC liigh - offic that, I ant abont to. fill,.,and with a dcteiminition 'to o l io my best endeavours to do my duty to thr titimmt o t iny abilities. I have tat) doubt that I shad so conduizt ruisell as to render myself not unworthy of the op prolption of tny, tellow-citizetts and the public at .i.Arg,t3--for in tt brt rementhered, that, the. eyes ot all are..en the city ot London, a city which is the pride and boast of the whole civilized world,, Ow.. • metropolis or / that:happy COLlll'q, which is the only one that ian boast ot internal. .pelcrt, and i*l .frets !ruin the grasp of tyranny and iappiessiori. When I retlea 00 illy being,at the head of this city, and the. aidtions duties .that I hive to do, I should de spair of performing them suffieit inly w e ll, had I not' the 'gigot exturiPle of ell: ity who ti:ive gone 4.-fire tIW. Tcsking thel COlUilia as a gu.de . for a. pa: t- tit mute, and--With a determination of using the most unceasing zeal and waichlulness . iti the; ii i-,51:,..f,„ o f my office, I take illy leave• 91 you : or the pv c ,.. :1 0-, With Chit fetcher assnrance, that. to tlialitiaiti the, h ono w; theidignity, ant;! (V . protect the Cy . his mid, ',privileges' ot you, toy f.illow.citizens, if th Were. ey. attacked, I would lay do wn m y lite worn it Li..' cegiary. I which .seve- f A. 'Court of Aldermen was held, a, cal persons were admitted and : swot() brokers. A quantity of sold Ika,si,vore,to.as.lrireiBll, pre-. vices to exportaien.., The. C out t voted their thanks to the net:. Mr. Lucas, 4.)r ho, e Xc e lleit.t.erinon, preached ple.ious to the election 04,4,0.0 .M3vor. iltitl Oa Fraty a CoroDot'o lotritst wad, 1101. at London Hospital. Artito, : WhAtechaptA, Oh the bb ay John Dooghto, a y,,thit; ot.to, WhO,:oh wilt% Milting Nlghtioktle,.ione oh Suoday,nigt k,tot, woo wootooly attocii4l by s9ttie ‘Ateicbs, and a mortal wasjoilw.ted iits oil., by 4, large ch‘sp Tho pvitlettee producv(l coalc.Ltwt .kiesittfy tile party who cosnatit,ted the cr)roei bot•liam soma exdtesoiotts PkitU t ;liQU'L-ti iiiOr Ault 3 gIE: j ate in 014ttody. oti c i .!ttry iirought in a xpktit4t of '4llarder peisou or peisoos unknown. 0 X r IA G. The pending battle betwixt the formislahre clam .pion Crib and the powerful Molineaux, which has tar 6 longtime been the fiat and oily consideration litPOllgit the sporting world, took plas7e on SA iurday, at e ritiSl;uoii GaP; 'in the county of :Rutland - , eight tulles frorn - Grantham, 'bordering ~on three other counties; A twenty-tii . e feet stage was _erected in a stubble ground, without the slightest interruption, and before tweli'e o'clock several thousands of per sorts had colleled,' - the • one-fourth of whom were 'Nobility sod Gentry trout the surrounding country. Not a bectcould..he had . Within twenty unlek of the scene of salon on Fridayni:ght,• and those who ItAti been accustoMed'io a tipwilY dab, were content to' become palls wi•h I Iteir•pr:ads, tip witness the •antici pated. awful mill. Very little preface is . necessary with respea to tl . e biography . of the colibstants, :Crib having been Itrin‘vn to be the best bit of man's flesh 'nature ever past in her mould, • whose glattony beggars dt..script ion; . who ,pus,iesseii , science inferior to none, and cottrage supettor to any on the boxing list. Molineaai, it will be "freiat in the memory of .o%n readers in the eleganl . faqq, fought , this 'for midable champion a hard, battle of 39 rounds in 55 minutes, it few months Since,• and victory in that .Acombat Wai• soleng doubtful, that the Moor backed at even in' tl:.e latter 'P.irt cif the tight. • This was a most and sanguinary combat, the equnl to which record - can scarcely furnish. • The, 1114ek'$ tiro t WeSi was regarded by 'Crib's friends `n its a jealousy which excited considerable= national pre judice, against . Itittr, and although the, task of a se-' L•ood combat was regarded-with fearful anxiety by the fistie amateurs, inasmuch as the , laurels of a British charripiOn were' in danger of being 'wrested trom .s Baliimorepanof trolour,•yet a ch.ii- Ictige was Stni cut>, whiOlie was bound to accept, aitit , mgh .he had-,publicly declined fighting: Neither. • „ of the men weighed so much by nearly a stone as in the fictiner combat, Cub havicg fought,this battle 13 stone sor G pu'unc.l, and Iplineaux something more than 13 stone. Capt. Barclay, by a •ciente of training peiutiar to bimetal, had reduced Crib from etswards of id stone to his prei•ent vvergtit,• by Scats bat he hall still kept • his stamina pure.— •Molineatuchad tis.t. to boast, of patrician patronage,, and consequently hi- thiiiiing : left chiefly ttl . and although he has concluded. himself; St Saclil~r, , yet the'Waft Of alit. sort of .countenance hick gives Men confidence, subjected him often to dcspotittency nnt favourable, tp training, ~From this • c ircumstance alone may bo atu'b;teil the immense odds, . which were 3 to, 1 on Crib, and 6 to J. al.), , ut the - first knock-dawn. Tile combatants mounted tlieitage.akt,welve o'clock, and at 18, minutes past, (inniing;.view.ed each Oilier with significant WaneeS) they prepared for combat. .Gtsfy and Joe Ward se.. Contletl Crib; AO and B 11 'oibb,ins ho -, 'toured by their ' • , " . SET .TO. Round C.—Spat : clog tor oit.:'lll . lnott:, when Crib Made play right and left. '1 he tight4lianued hi ,w ioid slightl► on tlite botlx or tlac.Moor, .wino tet wiled it bli;.,ittly on the Imkti.; 4. rally tAtowed, in which three btu cie ctetiainvit, wit::ii tile Mack. kllesAski a hit , 11 the toroar. Tie blows were nut at lenktit to do much exeLotlon, and the knock.dOwn i Wits nor cid.m., betting as, at *et thill mu. '4; Crib s,!,..ssif titst nh•od front the mouth at letting to. dreadful rutty . , enns?nt, was cotntneneei, anti ,Crib pht in a good bony lilt with laic linnet hand, when line...), fel uroca it util the oilte lett, flush: ~let: foutlit .at lizif,..artn for supoilortti, and hits, in liumber s ix, Roc exa.lainge:l wait twee. Clti!Otig followed, when C.in 'was Linos, it in a trial of stieligth.-5 - 6.2 on Crib. '3: ri.c . ;ht e)e was nearly 'closed in . lhe last rally, and itcret,,linss.:3 or a sanguinary nature, after sparring hi the lSltick Was detichent. Crib' pot in drealtat dentin:3' rn :111.e tidy of the Mour;. but although he was on away, he kept lais, legs, anti relleVv:::d the rally Willi a fury winch eieitesi alartit imiting the Cognoscenti. ' Crib in lac utily lief iignt aid left at the body and tn.red, and trio 2sl,,,r . luti g ot at ow alone, and was so tar auccc a st oh with int tell li,iiltl, th 1 he planted...nine dexter out. Inis, ;hid crib bled ptotutely, iadd %vas damaged in isuth eye 4. rally ontinte and a halt, and in a close. kLitbwasrlitosvii 'a t heavy: t.itl, To, on onliosiy speelster the /Woof was winnitig ,the fight in a liumty, ts.o LLR: Chant iploo's tr u st game , made Itim yet a tavotir,tt, aftlniugh' it re • te.about 7 to 4, cdtrent. 4. grin's :wad; was much theillack's;wind, IreJen,.)os. :1:1ie loonier toed twill es cry .L.D. - ;,n, but lie tha rally !rah a fieroism Lever exeeiled, and au:) Were ersettengeit, \ :Crib still tightii..; at Inc nissitgot hat., asitt"lise NJ4t,t. 41 lit,: Itit4 Ant1;41i1111ift;$1:-,4 1114 t Wt.il:rt,i.t4S. Betting as lr, I 5. Rallying r.aidwea by ?Abattoir x„ and :1;e execution on both sides W. 1.5 tali:. Tim Moot lliata the t) .1t ot the,cle teritihied rally, a,;,1 coo tell oval a blow, anu received at. 70tili:t ill tailing, wllj.ae excitJd litarttults, butt t pait.hani or the es:Mb:a:nits, 1.):11 oti refenoi , X: to the.uni• :ores it was decided tan, Crth's nanns , : ic.ng.at liberty. 6. Ihe blacit, tattgued by want ,!: letti but lie \via ovotded, and he made, a ,r,uod stop of rigist hand; Crib put in a dest r..tzt rli.;ht , ltialued blow Lit lushody mark, winch doubled hint tip, and, lie got away ftitly distiessed: lie appeared I,ant:e of renewing a rally, ailloCUs tai ge bUt aturintal at the conSetitietices;'ali , t dalielog• master ever cut capers more attithitiA. tu , plaids.' lit tilt sit , rt, sod was abroad. Cno balowvti 111111 round the stage, din :A.,tolnitlift execution, aim lirore3 with . a dlow ..t great : length. This round brought the octal to s.lu tort Crlb. 7. iltljnea.UX ran in on a rally internperidely, ,and toil Soine,t/Lecut.on, :,lit Crib hit hint seveial thows as vi.,taul he figured aoont t ai3l titer a of ant minute, the hloor tell tiolTi hurts arnt weakness. 8. Moliroeaux, In the torkin hope, again at ill jutigid thstalleci and, atter Crib heart Ligain.liPbee,. l . 11151,, I,c g. 3: las tract titicer vise let/ artn, Llttrt. tiocLd Win until the Alu.,c tell. ' No fakers - • 9 .•Lotilhantreat - du a China Cit": 1110 Mtul i tlB2lta was tiCan beat, and to,e4uPt.ter Crib's deatiti.hte blo ; s. rusi...i.g in, Crib Min with his left Milli, and itroke his taw, tiai ,he tell liku a log. lie dist oot come to time %Nitwit halt a tat,llute t out t. rib's ;appetite WAS JILA 40.".[y li,nsliiince,siern.to, a Ilia iipi pc. ;moat the stage; when the! was tusrl utit,,tltllo,lol A 411111,:e ,WAti given, he rata „ci.•,... 1 3 it, but went an itAatti ins man. after Lotting Mitt nalt .roll .i, 1 0 , 1), , , A':OOtC:AUX. with 011i.,ult) for fresh puotslunisir, but uw mane a cli:7l.k)cialt.: .er:f from uistrc,s. - ' ' • .. IL. I iiis '4.lmikta t:+:: 11011, 411t , t,1.:Ti,t) hall given 4:il3:lCe About tauten the Mist:Cs ,era 1,1 440 , 4 .utd,:iiivr lie 1144 aliotii , m 1;1, in, Jae ,V 4,: ...gilt; atUt' a Scots ,tat by and Ctib, .6,0101)00,M by siaitalt+ ili plait ii,sernblage gave tuittual applans , ! to the , Co,srbatattLi'dtiritss the Wll.lO lasted tiitireit;tqi atid, tub geconds• M••ior ilas.acqts;red Sciesi....e equal to Cub, ath.; ii wirt,3l . t:pt be to t ) to . ticospittnaie hint il4 j/E.Aer, isle i+ g aw k :madlseasy,. parl4:llLtily Wit I 'l. and pritvialiy, .Whet, „c‘n,ly the right howl, he fetity, , ,..:A it with llir it'll „ 11 th e Cahn,' gully d, c trig bestrv,a'xot..4:deisi latitil lac oti tat. 1 1 Charokkjoia kids woo i Ilii.itl pod 5.i..,ia0 , 11,• th... L.:6 .3:c:: in oily, combot ti hitil. the, tr:uti tae f o r e beatAty„,ll)&i,Clvitst.plOt WA, the elate: of Lt sot t p,f despettdellllKs,fitiAlay• -, . i c 3 . 41t,it yvhcilaft is want of patronage tile) uney, • , •, had' prdyed on MotineatiiCa ispieds, we are not 7n th& secret to know - ; hut he has fa' en °trowel) &ince he I funghi Critt k ,:and his intenaperanee'gave his an tagonist his mode of punishing, tab which , lie eiCeli all others, thir(or - Ititing with his left naiad, Whelk , follov.rel i ithas b4en‘a matter of stirpristt to many (lithe anialcuts, I hat the Morn Shotild lia‘ty be e p b ea t rpaiok, ,welled he so Obstinafdt• totuest ed a btitle of thrice its duration ho recently. The 'only inferenee to-be draWn i 4, that Crib was Intl of flesh in Ilist Con4t, and fae from twiny ? , in gntht conditihn, and 111 near) x . certainly has riot. the stamina then lot 1, but he has a,:(ittired tbolieces 'sarY science of bolting. The tOur rounds foltoWink the first were conttisted, with dim sort of furious desperation on both stde , ; which Itai never 'been equalled. Crib:4 hits were hisuppOrtable td the hatdiest ftame, and certainly had the IVlri.ar pose iessed tnore coutage'than it is Possible for Man tr.• be . gifted `with,, he. nor no other could have with... • stood the u at•dtcious Alo'ineaux was - carried. out of the ring conS'elesis • and -.peechle'S,:', t a'riti he is constan.ly • - itti.nde , a ' Suret):l. 1,404e0 sufroied host about the left and th e jngptar vein, bit he is; however; coi4Sidered out of ilargt-ii. Crib is btina,. bat has tt..ccived no tio:y . hit ; and on'beitig joked 'with alter the about his captivating appearance, he observed he tVotikt through such anothtar tight than go threaugh 'another training - tip the Highlands 'Of ScOt-' land', after his patron and trainer:C.Tt: Crib will 6:4m:fit inbl. by his vi6tory : Anotti4 tiattle took place betwixt qetlge the champion's, brother; and a stout - eotinnyrrian fr , when the former Woii in half an Tite‘wintit wastwo stone the heaviest.' The towns of Gran.: s tam f o id, A nd in stirpt the whole North road; have reaped abundalft harvests on this occas'on. No interruption whatever was pffered„ but, on the can trary; 'the COrporation7; of the prrneipal'.towa , ; ict flit `l~ortii solicited the seat of action • migfit"h,i ati iheir , o,v l ) domains, as dkl . :Several of the itiost the' Nobility in that part' Of th cuuotly. • • • ' EFFECTS,. tsrc. OF THE 'LATE .DELUGE ITV • - •CL i E.ND ON, AMERICA. IttiTLAND, Au& 7. s In Clarendon, the'flood 'was terrible in the Nne. Here were such dreadful scenes that ill* 134)9 till the beholder with grief, astonishment; and surprise. The once:tile:alma seals of inirabitantri • are now made desolate.: Where once were ultra- do A's and fields at grain; atothing.but lige-,roc4 and trees torn from hills and mountains, are now „to be seen. 'This dew-or: ton sta.; made by a stream:o44A Cold River, which cle,ccilds limn tbe mobtitains, o i l d i s. gerseratty. 3 S , viall - 11; , 1i114e8 1 ( ver, in several insturices ) l4l.lhe usual channril'; and now erri - tieSinto.OtterGerk,'-nearly a mile distant from where, it.did before. the flood. After :-.llllaTly . destroying a grist. mind simtv , tnill, and a carding Ina chine,.it totally forsook thern,:andit appeal 4 IttiptiSiible to turn the current 411 Chat .. Cubitt4glllo l :om The wincipal suiferers,inr Clarendon are, the Ateirs of the late Jonathan Parker, Esq. the Mesita :Ar t ,!, Wilboar,.o. P,r`wer,„ E. F,sq„Sheriffrof the county, Mr. V. cuttis i , and .the witioWor&he, late Mrs .... W. - Fusilirs Uthers suffered Jos..alit:Li-, vinare. of the hne Fog. Parker, had four ciiytai,inar houses deitroyed,'ism arlt of w Irieh wore fontiieto-,., Among them w,rs' the large, white .Jrciotie, formerly, occupied by 1 41. Parker at 4 tavt-Tti. ryas tint eiltiii:ly.dtsumkshed, but :bederwioed,-.arid,. tip; ed into the torrents. AllAhe tr i ,excepts.the fraiiw of a barn \ver.!gio 11 rr50,.4 1 0Y.,...r• This; ati 4 m eisoml lit (141 titnitil•ti,.y.eltingl adjagaith be-•• came sup . (l,4,,e4ed.with watt's befell) the • hth:Thuhtfi wcte ivvyare,l/( r th urb e Oaugqr;inricit they wery,p4ico.,. IJie *ittot`eround them,,v;shihitecht.va§t . a t id derp . i •n t rid *as. into. Vbairk-dwelkugq. ,ever,;! f.tstmilica ,to. large;t:44o.Un tilt 11fetpiste4. The boards. on lire : lower ; ritory : weto for oft,. the building might be! less exposed .10..4)4 to.ir,e4t 14.! sitgl women and- children. swvrt, eunrroyed ,tiport the seatfolcls , : In this , sitaation they temeinett mtpitly through the:clreary:miglit, expetaiPg every, Loratttriv-, 'to enter a. Watery grave. s' Of those whys : Vt/rit: „1,91.0, / the barn me, howe+vi., excepted Arlro.. , , , WpPcoltatict 4 anoft.ur woman. Airs. Westcolt v.'as then fI littaith, and was tkauspottgti by hut-pau,Jiaticis,, ant; LAgilithiii,kt;Anlit'.thutough•A•he,water„ wfilsrp tn, moor . . 1)111C,45.4,59615:yp' , 4 tclt.t deep, t0N1y..),194%t ! bout's. r W oll3l ill , WV 1 )4 1 34ve, a Nbs. y(r.)llg.eilii4 iu liner iar,Cns thi . ough arnaPiCsi, (9 A nettlhbouriqg d 00,44 by Foi;eran'it son,,wits,•hugituniled..,wit!‘ tir:ers,qtT 306. Was threaterred.,witlAiguneditt!9, destrtic!.. t inn,. family in .th . r . 5 3 104 11 kdAn...11.1.0 dp1) 1 .44:4410 , . themigiktl cixt ) 444 ) ; VY cr Y , LupP?k I .)4Qoft i e tilo 1 6 . the, wmers. Some oft v, it: is, .s;i,it.i,tittecutleci a, largeirprilF.-tree, fur., r.incty, where t•lley.r„crnained for ,seNeral hours it ia prt!t.l.l,:e4 the ,([4,111-yec.t 101y14.. 4 he,l(oliie did to ,vard, prosmvibil he ore able to stem t * hp •riA4tra, t which surreut!de4,,pent., 'rhe,h9useF,,vatt {larriagcd,Ahri every thing...around it der,trp.yed,-..inti: tqtally the. wholo. ltunr.is‘trothing'b‘4 a diqaqiwilmo. in4s,t)t - , ructo. tr44s 'Which I.t.Q. bß)ugli,t Ito!n the rnorotakftalk:Wonderini to. k)eitold. • Trees ineqgny t erk one, and thri s T sr, e mover 11 .411.drc011 si. tsl l i9;)theqs of acyc L s ot, neonce 6igi t ßed of their 1 tnfn and 'uati,,end-th,;tottle:inv4ces. t I - 1 %. m..i!ly 13199aq eigh, t;,n,kikkopos; csaVer„.the . J..ell s.rrid pr „e. • vvr,rl 11,(4,40.14 • wets g.:iu tied • , a Way, at,4 , . Ic.sh,./ ,, V, on Nro.;l',ldy * lli 4)641 npint the tetnale st,rvatiii 'l',l , ,ttion. tttt stor} by wiling them th.it he its LI otittivit 0 nit nts, and that lit bintbeed advist,d il , ' 4l trf Boroitgitbriog,, - to coil , t't nein i.y it penny is picett front, , deit if' thirty tile.Se he i, to pwc:,:l , ,. by will be cured oi "Ilk fits, , "Tho rOgilt;t ittir4l,lr.,btiy theat hi had , I ) & A,ence:, .hs 1 .. • t t 11 m' s tUei,i Were inprei , !itieLl Iti 'Hall triter tertidy - I)7,in talg, Wig 'te. cipc, , and i•tccotedo..... decitillitted witu the titiunit