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London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

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Friday week a duel wise fought on Plumstead Gobs
ne.rr Woolwich, Iretwrtu Lit utrunirt B—, et the Revel
Artillery, and a Mr. C—, a gentleman of respectability.
After exrharging two shots each, Mr. C. was wooodeoll by the
hall of hie antagonist goiter through the upper part *gime
thigh, and through the wrist of his left hind. Limit/Stant S.
escaped wash having the skin on his forehead :raged by the
ball of Mr. C. It is somewhat remarkable, that ou the first
exchange of shot. the balls came in cuntact with each other.
and both of them fell about three feet (ruin Mr. C. Mr. C.
is convalescent.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

A well of extraordinary depth is now being soak st his
Majesty's cottage, in Windsor Great Park. Doris( the
preform./ the work Many curious minerals have been dis-
covered, and at the depth of 360 feet, several fossil titanium
amongst winch is a very perfect specimen of as oyster du +,
hive been dug out. At this immense dietetic* below the
surface a very large tooth has also been found. We have
seen this singular mosaic, which a in beautiful peenervattos.
It is of double fangs, whi:h ate at preseat shout two teems
lung, hut have been evidently broken nit The face of the
tooth, which is of the sort denominated a grinder, is about
sine inch and • Leif long by une inch wide. It is of 'a dark
brown colour, and bears a fine polish. At the same dept's
was f.snuil a horny substance, simething like the beak of a
small bird.

During the KING'S stay in Dublin. an Irish
gentleman presented his Alejesty atilt a piece trf
el .th, sufficient fur a coat. and also the two sheen
fiutn the fleeces of which the cloth was inade.• They
are a crws from the Merino flock of the late Kill.
They were brought to Spulierd in the Active,
landed, and sent orl on Friday for Windsor. uncle,
chatty of a shepherd, who cattle purposely to take
elistge of them.

A sahscripiion has commenced far pur:hariog
au annuity to Sit K. WILSON. The first iu the list
is •• 1)--- 500!."

A large quantity of ingot copper is exptefed to
strive drily in some vessels from Chili, in Sout4
America. Lord COCHRANE and others are said to
hive engaged deeply in these new mines.
The late Marquis of LONDONDERRY's mode of
trilling ins property, if generally adopted, would ho
equiv.dent to the repeal of the Legacy Tax, while
his Lordship's funeral advice would do up Cie
nude; takers.

The Quoiiilienise of Wednesday says—" A Jour..
nal has announced the death of M. BEEGAMI,
the authority of letters from
A long.pendiug end interesting game at hock
the beat of three nines, seal played between three
of the most professed players at Windsor and Eton,
on Thursday last, which was won by those of the
latter town in great style.
WINCIIF.STER.—Monday last being the da'y ap.
poiuted fur choosing a Mayor fur this city, for the
year ensuing, the Corporation met at the Guild-
hall iii the morning for that purpose, whets Wit.-
' LIMA BARNES, sen. Esq. was elected to till, that
importaid office.—Mr. IVm. JACOB and Mr. %Vtt.-
LIAW BARNEY. jun, were chosen Bailiffs; 'JtsiiN
MANT, Emit. Chamberlain. A itunitotr of myna.
tion cards having been issued by the present Mayor
(J. N. SILVER, Esq.), about five o'clock wanly
250 gentlemen saseabled at St. John's honor,
where they partook of a sumptuous dinar,.
Among tho.e present were, Lord TE:meLiz, N. St.
JOHN MILDWAY and J. I-1. LEaae, Esqs. (Mem-
bers for the City), the ftwcordei, the 'Rte. 1..
CLARKS, the Rev. b. WILLIAMS, the k-v. T.
W•TKINS. G. 110wa, Esq. kc.
The oew Matrict church at Kingwood, hhieh to
the first erected under the prosieions of ihetadi as d
59th of GEORGE lIL, was consecrated Is few. days
ago by the Bishop of GLOUCESTER. It 111
fated to accotartiudute 2,000 persona.
On Monday Inst Mrs. Cat:Ex, wife of Mr.
Gams, of the Cana!, Salisbury, in ottensptiug to
reach some fruit its her garden, till ; and a well be-
ing near the spot, the dread -occas oned (rum ail
idea of falling into it, caused a lucked Jaw. •Evely
method was resorted to, to ameliorate Use unhappy
sufferer, but with no effect. Site expired to she
inconsolable grief of a most affect ionaie husband.
On Monday, the 3d instant, a riotous mob as,;ein•
bled at Quceoborough, in 01,1 county of Kett, semi
broke open the gaol of the said borough, from whrirce
they rescued a prisoner names James Geskix, .rou-
fined thereto fur semi of sureties. A reward of
fifty pounds on conviction, ;sod a free pardon to sissy
accomplice who shall give such iiiformarion us
will lead - .
offt•red • Setterd,'

iey rescuer a prisoner names James r:eskrie, 'coal- •
ned therein fur wviit of sureties. A reward of
fly pounds on conviction, mid a free pardon to uny
rcomplice who shall give inch iiiforninion us
leadill
... tot conviction, sre offcred to Saturday
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4•AXC4BTER ASSIZES.
, tituasaky, aiurccst lift 10.
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age tut° e. aiDGEWAT. •
tliillov-riviu. .e...e wit for trial this *patois'', before
Mr. .14 eirtig'` rune an iiticiatent well-erred by the
Coost.l maxi Assinriatit the Defendant, a book-
aolia.;:iatop,.Gonm ooliticativo of a asslitiona Abel,
**tiara, 'l4'Nean,korir's:Artfdrrso to Irefarrners," being the
luirsels!, 3,lkWal/A•ory Ann entitle was tried i.t I.oadsra, wbea
the tarp parade.} Cu bas to • ven.lict.
Tht 6.,e •c71,1111';. blasted ,to the, Jury by Mr. Serjeaat
11 pI.LuIK.. •
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MO. liAttlicattals adalresse•l them fur the l)efeardatit, in t
swim% soccipmiakrahm length,
• r ate/ Velikterstipg about two mi moms, seturesed a
sirr4,,su of Gritty....
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B Mil' I VY ND end GI B BS.
sl.r • • ''• •• •
tht albri‘a fite4lint of the-creilitors twirler this commis.
aim, A rirseki An appointed for Saturday, and it bring roo-
k:U.0:1 rx•eraedr4init a choice rf assignees would take place
us Airs isoclifts...„ ten re sure a eery numerous att. intaisce of
!luta, who tendered theft proof were u-
s rusk irtv et, gsniti dr.-seed friend! G.
J r. 1111,/trO4 I •imed to prove upon twn hills of rxchange
forit:POrti ritrltyittawn by the Marquis of %Vinci-ter, and or.
erovn pertiv litokenots. Me. Flitches.' had. on • former
.ley, p•sto•sitiseawnsiodhas tolls which he held at the time of
ah,..tia,Aospolet :The creditor now stated, that he could nut
meat 11.a.46parballa gander the fos ewer rtsesmigaion, *ben he
.90A•era tna-colltry two, ina:•,:icb as be hit there uut in his
pousiwi.qa at the time. •
WY. MollsGtin now oli.vrted to. Mr. Hitchcna proving
for ibex Ain% twasinuols as his noose was not 1111011 theft,
'nod Arse werr two other persons who had endorsed them.
n ea phis. Lim, of that eircometeare, stated
Mar hills carer IWO hi. pi:smash:a, and he rare money
far Anna, nitilre, the follo int cireantainocta : —The Marquis
.r•Actsltawn,-and Howard sad Gibbs Reverted, (nor bills for
1,01101. est+ : when Our they arr.: not paid, and the Marquis
tsrue'ifsieeterred with legal proeeealincs. lle. Mr Mechem:,
itrn.viig ilie klaripiis, was anaiona to save him frutn
veu:eof ; and on lour new lolls being drawn Ay the Marquis,
and.serepied by the b inkrupip, he took them, as broker, to
.q.,:,•i.roirr to cot them diirisuat. 41. Not bring able to Ret
lto•ni di•-onoted ininottiati ly. he, Mr. IllidiOng, advanced
4,05 t /. of his own aunty t.• M . Huwar,l and (idAs h•
t eke !ipike foist Inds over due. After keeping the bills 111.1,11.
t.me; lie Kot the top for which be now claimed to prose du-
. Conrited by Mr. Ridgway, who poised them to Mr. Salter,
tte, /11 r.llitelvens. being only the broker, not petting lii• name
on the billy. On tar hills coming due, and the bankrupts
Hut p.jipg them, Mr. Salter applied to Mr. Ridgway,
.and
receive:HA)* money back. Mr. Ridgway then applied to Mr.
Hillier'', on whose recommendation he had discounted thews,
to have Isis money bark ; and on Wednesday Mr. Hitches,
paid the *monist, sod now drilled to prove for them against
the bankrupts estate.
MONTAGUI ecostrade.l that, legally, Mr. Mite-hews
rontil nut do tins, inasmuch as his name was not no the bills,
mid they were not is his possession at the time of the bank.
ruptry. • The Learned Counsel cited several CAMP, 111 WhlCh
It was stated that an isultvithsel transferring a hill to souther
without endorsing it. could ant recover or prole afierstards
against the bankrapt's estate. This declaim, w: a rounded
..es equity, for it might happen that the hanksapt's estate
might home it twi.off stalest the iudieidual holding the bill at
time of taw bankruptcy.
Aber soave hunter observations from Mr. Hitehena, who
urged that he ita.l adirsueed the 4,0001. isa feet, foe Messrs.
Howard and Gibbs, to enable them to take up four acct. p.
:shone of theirs over due—
The Commissioners rxpreaseil a wish that the question
should camd weer till the next meeting.

N*. CARROCI CLAIM.
Mr. Moueaoue then rose to address the Commissioners
in -upon's of Air. Cat Furs claim,
31r. LAKR (Mc. Carrot's solicitor) was anxious to apolo-
c..e to the Coomosissioolers for Mr. Carrot's non-attendance
..n /briny formerly appointed. Mr. Carrot, however. under-
,ta...l at the time, that Mr. Montague had given notice to
Camotiasioners of certain circumstances having meurred,
prevented his doing ill on that occasion ; he wonld
nor, however, fail any future appoinimiut which the Com-
mi.-Miners shou'd make.
Mr. MONTAGUE said, he should have to detain the Com-
missioners but a very short time on this occasion. The -
~tlendancs of dlr. Carrul al the last appointment arose toot
..f the f,,hhewiag circumstance : Qu looking user Mr. earrul's
prior; on the subject of his present claim, a short a rotten me-
i/M/1111;11ln WO* found, 'fated Dee. 184 i), s;ened by flowald
.4,4 Globs, tw whirls thry gave to M.. Uinta a claim olio a
rlldlll rotate, their property at that time, for 16.11001.
tYFen thins use 000000 &nodule was read, it at.... k Mr Ca.rors
1. g,I advisers that it was Ike foundation of t rood ;
nrl.l as Air. Cargo) prefrried a live man to a thad one, it be.
• route a cutler of runs.devutioo whether they wilted not alias-
thoir claim 1.. e all loath against the general estate of the
tortilropt., and enforce it against this particular orate. A
coosvoottatiou hail accordingly forst helot, at which Air. Pets..
• lon ; and ibis caused so novels debt, as to prevent
the.. mt. nding the Commissioners at the time appoiuted.
Ur. TittilLOV• said, he had Lewd it mated that Mr. Carrol
to abandon Ilia proof ta the animist' of 16,000/.
sod eolarce it against the estate ill
Air.C4erol was desiruus of knowing horn ohom the
Gentleman bad beard this assertion, Esr which there
wa+ nu fooosidno 00000 .
tit ostricus assured Lis Learned Friend they aban-
d,..rd making.
The Comininiosers slid, they would take the claim at
the neat es, cling.
Mr. lir ot applied to prove far 4,0001. the amount of four
bills of exellanFe, accepted by Mr. G.bLa, the bankrupt. Mr.
X. sit's affidavit was put in, iu which he swore that he bad
giieto to Mr. Gibbs full value in cash fur these bills.
Mr. MONTAGUE w.sheol to examine the bankrupt upon
11.14 loalorsction, to prove •awry.
Mr. Rosy submitted this could not he done. The creJi-
toed deposition was the guide fur the Commissioner,.
The Commissioner —" Mr. Kent, what cous:deration did
you gi.e fur these hills ,"
r.lient —ll The full cousi deration, 4,000!. by a cheek on
my buqiceslw
She Commissioner—" Allows the discount, of course ?" '
M.. Kent —'• No, sou discount; I gave a check on my
luck:. f,t 4.0001. dated, 1 think, the 6th of October. My
ro doubt, is o existence."
Mr: MONTAGUE still maintained his right to tumble the
taanktopt ton this subject.
Mr. Host .I.mied that right. An inquiry, as to usury,
snail hr amide at another shape.
The Commissioners decided that die bankrupt should be
ravini.rr•J; lord tie taaminatiusi was bard for the next
Lioeisug. if they ahusid see any reason to thiuk there was
asto)0.1111 they were snot to say the debt was bad; all they
would then have us du would be to direct the creditor to pre-
serll Lie to the Chancellor, that the trausactiou
taught hr fuCy turestigat ed.
The Cosituostiouces then appointed Saturday, the 13th of
Getoher, far tilieohaice of assignees, and masa they would
perviously have two ineetiugs, at which the ordains might
alb ud, and poesy their debts.
The osoiliug tbeu adjeurucd.

Siturday. iihout . three e:eluck iu the morning,
Mr. ED MA SD LI IMO. a gentleman of property, Ir-
radiant et Mahlon. in Ewes, threw himself out of a
britrosen window on the. second floor of the lied
Lion km. Whi4echape I, where be had been several
ita)a lahouringturder a brain fever. lie was irunit -
drat; ly couae)ed to the Loudon Hospital, iu a don-
ge•oti. a.a.e, ins right leg being broken, and his body
i!earrely himatd by the fall. The uolostunate
stool. wan ISIS with Mink Millie the bitter was
trio:::: ebelcusford, trod, it W supposed, lost a
large.•orn of gooney upuu him iu the lag fight with
etawdsk.

OLD BAILEY, SATURDAY, Sarnusasa
NM AA, wee Wallet( d fur stealing the feat*. stitild of
Joheriewmas Kong and F.tisabeth Sarah, his wife, with in-
tent to steal it., clothes, ur In deprive the parents of the
peamesainis of their child.
The Proseentor is a writer to a law stationer, and he
lives iu Chichester-resits Chstseery-lawe. On the evening
of the 21st of August his i hild, who is not sac years old,
nal sitting on the step of the street-door, about niae
•'clock, when his wife, who was in the shop, heard a woman
accost the child, telling her that if she would go with her
she would give her nice cake.. The child came in, sad
asked her mother's leave to go with the lady, which was
refused. The rigid came. spin for leave to go, which was
again refused; and her mother being busy in the shop did
ant mini her fur some lime. Mr. Hurlewell, who lives in
Chancery-lane, saw the Prieutier guilt( away with Mr. King's
■nd another child towards Carey-street, •rid beard her ask
how the child's bitter, Salle, was ? The latter said she bad
nn
sister Sally ; sea which Mr. Hurlewell suspected that the
Prisoner bad some bad design, a. she seemed totally us-
artinsinted with the chains family ; Ise therefore followed
her duwu Bell-yard, and near Fleel-streei she was taken.
She seemed mach confused; and when asked where she was
taking the children she said to Surrey-street. She en-
deavoured also to escape from the officer. The defence was,
that she was as tanfortnnale girl, and that she had only
takes sway the children that they might message for
her to a person in Symootjs loin, when she meant to bring
them home again.
The Jury retired for • considerable time, and then re-
formed a verdict, finding the Prisoner Grill, of stealing
the child with intent to deprive the parents of the posers-
elm' of it, best acqiiitted her of stealing it with intent to
steel its apparel.
Robert Thurston and William Gerfon were indicted for
alealeug bank ewes acid guineas to • eery large amount,
the property of Jules Tupp, in the house of Frescos
Nightingale.
Jobu Tupp lived at No. 7, Regent's-street Vincent's.
square; Nightingale kept the hues .e ; he had lodged there
about am rs.s•th.. Its the oth of holy he went to Fairlop
fair with Nightingale and Ida wife, and other friend'. He
left all his raisio. t.ckeil as nine in the mussing. lie had a
lies Nor wires a 501. a 20/. live 10t. not, s, and five guinea.,
one of them a (411rell A11111..4. 311.1 Iwo promissory slides of
Barclay the brewer'.., our for 1,!.00/, and the other fur 750/.
l'his hox was in • cupboard 111 the tied-room. Ou his return
from the fair he famed his doors forced open, sad his casts-
hoz guise Gum the cupboard. The dunes had been broken
open with some sort of chisel. There was blood in various,
parts of the room. He Wirer found any of his properly best
the boa. He kite+ the pismires. Genus. had lodged in the
house about three nteotha before. As to Thorsloo, he worked
for Nightingale, and was his nephew. Gutless married
Nightingale's wife's daughter by ■ furwer husband. The
prisoner* wee e jourorymen brirklayers.
Chaska Hansel' lives in Wiostune street, Westminster,
and was a bricklayer in Nightingale's employmeut with the
prisoners. On the day of Fairlop fair he saw autos, going
towards Nightingale's house shout fuer in the afterswoo, Rad
Ile found Thereto., in the kitchen wish Nightingmle'a mother,
when be went home akw minutes after. G4llllll lodged in
Peter-street.

Cross.exassiesed—Thierstun lodged at old Mrs. Nightin-
gale's horse, and he went to his uncle's In get his tea, as she
was lakiug tare of her sub's house. {Fitness was with
Thurston all the while in she hitches, and they left She house
together. He did nut see Garter Messer Niglatirgale's house
that slay than 4811 yards.
F. Burn, a labuseer, knows the Prisoners and Mrs. Guinn.
He saw ►er going isto Nightingale's house sills another
wunnan,about half past three in the afters)))))) of the Bth July.
They MAP is at She back door. MIMI'S, W3S at work he
the hick yard, where these was a dog that bit those he did
know, He dew at the tautness, but hawing Mrs. Garton,
she laid bold of btu°, and put the other sruasau in before
her. He saw Garton at or near the !souse of Night's'.
:de on that sky ; our did i.e see Thurston there,

Fleanor Nightiogate is mother of Mr. Night;agate. He
sent fur bee to keep his house whilst he wrist to the fair.
Thurston used to have his meals with her. She knew Gar.
ton. On the day in question Thurston, Danvell, and little
Nightingale, who are her lodger*, came to her son's house
to have their dewier, with her at t setae "'chola. They went
away in an hour. In the afternoon, about Hine, Mrs.
Girton and Mary Ann Jarvis came in at the hark door.
Burn was at oink in the back yard. The women came in
witness into the kitchen. While they were there they kept
talking; but gone of the Prisoners west in the Louse
soloist they were There; a knock, hoscver, fame to the
front door, and Mis.Gartun went to it, on which witness fol-
lowed her. The mail who came was Mr. Tuna's doctor,
sad Mrs Garton was tell to shut the door ; but waste's
having occasion to go up, foamd it had out lanai shut ; when
Thorium came with the others, but staid nu longer tlosu to
have their sea. Mr Tupp and the Niehtiagalsai relairned
about twelve "'cluck ; said till then she did not kuuw that
any thing had happened to the house.
Cross examined.—She was in the hitch, n all the time Mrs.
Germs was there. She slid not think Mrs. Jarvis could
have gone up stars while she was at the front Jour with Mi s.
Garton, without witness's knowledge. Airs. Jarvis was in
the kitcheu when witness weal (lowa again.
Mary Anne Jarvis live, al N 0.2, Orchard streets Weld-
ominster, and gets her tieing by washing mot chariot; she
knowsMr,/ Garton, and saw lair between two and three on
the day of raillop fair; aloe took witness to Nightingale's
house that afieresson. They went in at the bark door, said
witness was frightened at a large black dog. which Mr..
Garton held while witness estate in. No one nos in the
kitchen while she, Mrs. Gartuu, and Mr.. Nightingale were
there. She then corroborated the evidence iespectiug the
knock at the door. She unit Mrs. Garton wrist out at the
hoist door when they lett the house; but die did not know
whether Mrs. Garton, who tame out last, shut the door or
not. They went to witness's lodgings, and there they saw
Garton, seemingly very agitated, and beckoning his wife to
conic to him; she wens, sad gave him sumeihing. 'Mrs.
Garton soup after said there was a min in the used want-
ing her, and she went away. Witness was taken to prison
next day, and Mrs. Garton also. They were kept apart
from each other. Oa the Thursday we, k following Gas loin
came to her iu prison; lie shook hands with tier through a
small hole, and asked how she did. She said he knew very
—well she was innoceut of what she was there fur. lie said
be knew she was innocent, and that lie wee the man that
rubbed Mr. Tops). He said It. Thurston was In die koicheu,
keeping old Mrs. Nighiingalor in eunvesvaiiim whilst he
(Garton) broke open the place. lie said he broke a one
pair of stairs from, and a back bid illiben door; that he
broke open a closet in the bed-room, where he found a tin
box, which be pat on the bed, and in breaking it open he
cut one of his harm He 'hewed her where the rut was.—
He took OW a WM. a 201. Svc 101. notes, some guineas,
(asnuogoit whirls was a Queen Anne's guinea), two prosaic.
sooty owe*, said • silver spoon ; and said shoo he had changed
the notes with a Jew in Whiterhapel for sovereign', but
Lad lost two bugs (shillings) in the pound by the exchange.
He said be had Woken the doors with an iron crow bar,
which lie Sloe* away in the Willow-walk. said that he load
also thrown away the toe hex, but be did out say where.
She was soon after set at liborty, and told what had passed
between her and Gallon.

Crust-examined —She Ilan lived fur years with a man
named Stroud, who hzlits the gab lamps, and curries a lad•
der at uight. She oure stood wheat the Priautiers stow stand,
and was kept six mouth+ is prisuu alter, but was as inno-
cent as a baby. She mace uaii at that btr but twee.—
She knew satiating of any mit tritteg in ■t the %I 141.111 M of
Niglititigale's house with a ladder. She knew Dirk HO-
laud, but did nut kuuw that he used her lamplighter's lad-
der at uighl. She did nut know that Nlis.t/Artun hail co-
habited with Holland; but ►he had seen slitin Wien toze.
%her. She u. are heard Mrs. Gallon ►ay, that if the could
get her husband scut to Sulam! 114), slut and Ilullaud
should be m I. The pemuus al the tame Arat•ng were
talking to their frieuda, bud did nut attend 1,, what Gllfillll
wits telling Arr. She told Mr. Ttipp w hat Gaston had taid
to hut.

C. Daly, so °Meer of Querse-.quire, took (*.auto') 'lulu
cusludy. A. they nere poulg aluoir they met Stroud, In
*bunt Gamma said, •• Bill, I way thank your I—) woo=

STAI N F.S, Serriptsast 21.
Meat .131 0. to 21/ th Pease per lo
Rye
Oatq, per yr

llomsrv. giprzainkm, 21 —Wheat 80.. to SO.—Barley
30s. to 364.—Oats 20.. to 43a.—Bread Is. 9d.

Worcester Great Fair, on Wednesday, was well supplied
witb fat cattle, the sale of which 1,13. heavy at 5.1. to 6.1. per
pound. Cow■ and Calves sold rapidly. The supply of Sheep
was growl; they fetched 5.1. 10 ed. per pound; but the
buyers were not numerous, and many retrained unsold.
There were few good horse., and fewer buyers. The
supply of Cheese was not large; Iw•tl making, 52.. to 58..;
seconds, 42. to 484. percwt. The supply of Hops was
I unusually small, in consequence of the backwardness of
the picking ; n I more than 900 New Pockets were at mar-
ket; of these neatly 800 have been sold; the prier. were
455. to 655.; few samples, how►ver, fetched this latter prier.
Though there were some mouldy Hops, the greater part of
those at market were much better in quality than the growth
of 1820. No Old Hops were suld.—lt Is the opinion of
some persons that the duty of the kiugdets will be the
largest ever p rid.

THE 11.4 Rl' EST.

From the partial failure of the harvest, which has cer-
tainly taken place in massy parts of Ibis county (though
the South Down farmers are not included in this disaster),
much loss will be inflicted, particularly in the Weald —The
penetrant' thrashing is most actively going net iu anriona
WWII, birthday mat night, and the market., no have every
irason to behave, will, in a few days, be absolutely glutted.
Prices, of course, mood soon very considerably come down.
—Thr letters of our diff. rent correspondents to Sossex all
concur in stating that the harvest is nearly completed.—
(Sussex Paper )
FANNEY, St rrrxzeit 18 —At a meeting of the Slates,
on Saturday lost. it troy sesistred so petition hi. 11•tjeety in
Council that the clause in the Act of Parliament, of the
10111 July last, may be rescinded, which prohibits the in.
portation of Foreign grain into thim island, for house curl-
suniption, after the 15th of November next.

11 Lehi 111.1.111.1 ill be .f floe qnality, and fully an arerage
crop. Searral patella of early barlry have Owen found to
weigh 18 to lbj stones. of 1741 ha. to the stone; lint llie
Erratic part will 'limit.r eight or ten days to bring it to the
sickle, and, from its present *putted sppearaeee, will be of
eery unequal quality, and neatly une•thia short of au aver-
age crop, Ream, mod peas will 'turn mit to be of excellent
reality, mill eutntdet.bly to exceed an average crop. Oats
siaud thin in the ground, and short of Straw, bet are found
to torn well but in the him floor ; and front several parer la
of the fleinkh kind, 18 to ISI peck* of weal have been re-
tamed from the will. Potatoes are Isle, and on clay lauds
will he an ieolifT-rent crop, and the whole will be shut t of sat
average.—(Edii,fittroli Slur.)

On Wednesd.ry se',,,, n black hare was caught
on the premises of Air. 11' unman called Wane-
lulai's F. rm, in the paris.ll of Beaconsfield.
IVrits of impisry were executed on Tlittr.d..v
Inst. at the Town Hall, Chichester, before GEORGE
.GIANT. E•q. tinder Sheriff, is. four actions I ;;ht
against the r ity, utirkr 57 Geo. 111. for damagcs
done by the arch on the night of the illumissation
winch tr.ok place io consequence of the Bill of Pains
and Penalties against her late Majesty being with-
drawn—dud the folios ing autos were :mauled by
the Jars :—Gesteral Nicholls, 131. 3a. ; Mn. E. Dig-
ulna. 41.55. 3.1. ; J. B. Freeland, Esq. Ili. 15%; nod
Mr. Roper. 7/. le. Yd. It was suited on behalf of
the several Plaintiff. that their insist inducement
for cuteriug on these prosecutions was, to convince
thow who engage la such disgraceful outrages, that
in point of fact they du uo reel injury to the per-
son whose' property they stint k, hut, in the end, the
(Lounges sustautird come nut of the pockets of their
fellow-citizens, at large.

l'ucitism.--A match lots hero twole I),ti'e'd S.
I otol W. Wirrterflood, of Blab,
to take place tot Moodoy, October I, hay:reit
Bath and Elrbabl.

Martin 111 Paid to have challenged Randall to an.
other tight, fur the tonne sum risked at tie 14te Light.
On Friday night, the 14 It last. a• the 11'iud►or
waggon was passing over Datellet Bridge, a woman,
who wilt riding no the war,g sssss with Once children,
drupprd how her arms, unlyerceived, MI infant
about two awoke 0141. Soon after, u lier,on driv-
ing the ►acne road iu u cart, law the child lying on
the rough gravel ; lie plighted and took it tip, and
carried it to the 11111111 C house at the loot of the
brulge, wlicie iae Lunt that a waggon had
gone Ott 11111Ittd• 11' mibor. Ile overtook the wag.
goo, and intiiiired of the waggoner if he l•ad any
ullllll ill Ills, tla gi.n, paying he bad found a child.
The mother this 'dill matiou, etickiturtl,
"It is mine and in!;:iptly left the waggon to
claim hei. oat infant. 'Cite child rcayed unhurt
tht

THE TURF.
SH R EWSDU RT RACES.

ThURIIDAY4

A Sweepstakes of Fifteen dnineas earhovitb a clear Ponca
Twestrfive Gainers, given by she TOWN, p.p. Cur all ages.
Meats. To start at the divisors chair, and rem twice
round Ihr Cowrie mad a distance.
Mr. Mytioes ch. Is. Nlandrville, 6 yrs (Donal
Sir T. Stanley's eh. e. Cedric, 4 yrs .4d
Lord Grosvenor 's br. c. Belvidere, 4 yrs old

S.our day a Sweepstake. of Twenty Guineas each. with a
clear Parse of Twenty-five Goineas given by the Town, for
2-year olds. To start at the distance rhair, and run twice
rnnnd the Conese and a distance.
Sir G Pigoes b. e. The Chancellor .•
Sir W. Wyntie's ch. e. by Ch
Mr. Airfoil's eh. f. by Briglirdorn dr
lord Grosvenor.* h. f. Agate ..
Mr. !tenants's b. e. Pilgrim
Mr. Charlton's Is f. by, E'er
'rite Hunters' Stakes of Ten Guineas rash, with Twenty
Guineas added by the Stewards. Heats twice round the
Course and a distance.

Mr. Mytton's b. g. 'hikes-ley waled over
Hon. C. Trevor's h. m. Lady Jane Jr
Mr. Motion's be. g. Chance
Col. Ruerisigtun's br. g. &shutter
Mr. S. Matthew's br. K. Comet
S. E. Snw.itbe. Sam is a Subscriber, lint did nut name.

A Cocked Hal Stakes of Sga. each, with 10gs. added by
H. Lyvter, Eq. for half bred hours. lima, outs rultuil
time (Nome and a dialauce.
Mr. C. Trevor's b. tn. Lady Jane, by Driver • 1 1
Mr. Myttoss'e rh. t. Silrewvbwrlr aged 3 3 t
Mr. Steel's b. g. Moliisettit, aged.. 4 2 dr
Mr. 111 inton'a h g. Minion's, 5 yr* old 4 fell
Mr. MvoNo.', eh. g. Wel.limait. aged tit
.._ _ - ...

Mr. itryneds's g. b. Fi ajamrs, 5 yrs old dr
Sir E Smythe's b. g. aged
Mr. P.Corbet named hr. e. Comet. 5 yrs übi
Mr. Myttuu and Mr. Trevor ruck their horses.

The weather has been favourable for nor Races this week.
The •ttendsare un the Course, though rot so numerous and
splendid as we have witnessed it sometime', was highly
reap. rtable. Among theequipageswire those of Lent Berwick,
1.nr.1 Forester, Hun. T. Kenyon, Sir, E. Smythe •nd R. Pu.
leitno, Darts.; W.O.Gure, ,11.1.vster, Fa.q.(Stewarit),.l.
Myttue, Corbet, E,q (Sioldorne), eke. Forty four
horses were entered for tbr a. veral contests, the course was
in good order, and no accident oceuireil.—On Wednesday
evening, about sight o'clock, Mr. Sa 00000 el Heath, • young
man with only one arm, was knocked down, when on his
way from the coarse, and rubbed of his watch soil pocket
bunk. which, however, did nut Connie' soy cash. Auother
perenn was rubbed of a 10/. note, soil two persons were ap.
p.eliended fur robberies on the race course.—,:Shringsbuty
C'hrooside