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sea seals about hiss, • peurid ante sail some sheet.' whit.
he lost; witness Mote every ismih.ghwtollisttlearei
of them; saw • Gentleness a few Aga idler ea whowl be rib
Paled the occurrence, lied that ratlietten desired pm we ft
be swig, as the watch world lie reissued ; dry wealth has
plum bees wet leek; &isnot iiiiowlbe same .1 the Geo.
demo*.
Dr. thill•therliagt euanerned.....atttewiled. debessed ow
torde, week last for the drat time, by request of Mm. Amt. ;
Mud iiittneeifin • very weak sad (aiming Mel% foes hay-
' isig lost apes. quantity of whit* be atteihemo le a
"Mead he hall re/willed '11; tie between the lower
rib arid the hip-brese ow tbeelght erne; tlitesied wee attend.
al by Mr. Krookes berme the witoess vaw Mao; the ball
wee •Aereerdnextrueted by Mr. Guthrie. Mr. &tett ea.
pared .. Tsitellay sight, aloud 'les o'clock. m.....
sitioaed'hise fremaeutl), seed attributes Ms death to the
wilootwliieb he received. Witness referred he a seemorse.
dam width be made of what Mr. float odd to haws. Mr.
Scott, referring to his wound Oil Sate/day moraiag, Weer*
oiler-sad tea o'clock, said, " This ought sot to bays takes
place; I *aspect great wiismanagemeat--there was au
emetiosi for a seaWlire;" attest' abet pineor, he proceed.
ed, " All I required from Mr: Christie was,• Artie/allow that
be emelt esi relleetioe ow isy eliarieter ; this be refined, sad
the weretiag became thevitahle;ii• the jell Mr. Christie be-
haved well, sad all being ready foe the Ant Ire, be called
oat 61eatt, you most net aiand there; i Pee your head above
therdorisna ; pat' gt•e Use an advaatage ; I believe ha
mold base bit use ohm if he tilled. After the pietas were
releimied, .d every 'thing was ready fur • secood Irv, Mr.
Trail caliekest, New, Mr. Christie, take your aim, and del
'114; demler sway your adva.lage as you did last time.' I
eelbdltot Ilamediately, What ! did mot Mr. Christie fire at
Air" •11 brae "asitivireid by Me. Palmate, ' Yon must wok
speak.; 'tie wow of ow use to talk; you have eaddieg wow
for kt bet tirieg."The sigma was immediately gives, we Seed,
sod 1 fell." Dome ant know Mr. Christie or Mr. Trail'.
Christie.' Ina& Deceased repressed himself satieded with
Mr. CAtiotie's coaduet, whale be deseribed as very tied to
him after be was wounded. Mr- Pettigrew &Headed dr.
closed fa the day after be Wall wousded.
Job. James Coterie, sorgesei, proved, that he extracted
the 1.11, sad is every other respell confirmed the semitones,
ir. Or. Darling, as did alio Dr. Poynter, who was the first
inediral re.. called to to attend Ilr. Scutt. At this stage
of the lisesioese, there being no other withers persist, at owe
&chick the Coroner sod Jury proceeded to view the body,
it'd afterwards adjourned to half-past lye "clock this day.

HORRID MURDER.
.04 Monday se'esuight an squeal was held before the
Cormier of the Liberty of Furness, at Moor, in Turner, on
the body of Jolio. Jose*, rimming master. It appeared the
deceased sad Will. Massicka had ■ quarrel on Saturday
►.twee' twelve earl one o'clock, wbea deceased slapped
Slamieht on the fore twice, sod a fight melted, when Mae.
Sidles father interfered, but the deceased kwocking the
younger Mmoirks down, he begged of deceased to be quiet
sod said be (Maukks) %would submit, and inersediately len
the house. The elder Massicks and Jose. then had • seelle,
during which the easulls was knocked oat, sod they both
fell on the fluor; upon which the youorr Massicka came
very quickly into the bogie through a bark passage sad
joined In the fray, and with a knife, or some each sharp
instrument, inflicted sixteen different wounds epos the
deceased. He died between two and throe o'cloek in the
afternoon of Smodey, and the Jury 'filmiest a verdict of
!raffia Murder 'galas. the 'imager Mssaicks, and• against
the elder for oldie' and 1111•1111 lug in the murder. The latter
imam rommeiled to Lancaster Castlr by the Counter, who
Mimed a warrant fur the apprehension of t►e former. The
quarrel arose at cards.

MEETINGS UP CREDITOPs Al' GUILDHALL
TO MORItuVr.
..m... M. W.
S. Rogers, Gutter lane, hosier
J. Bromley, New-road, ironmonger 0 10
P. klatthews, St. Mary's, builder
J. Wildman Feachurrh-al rem, mserelsout 3 12
1.. Aaron. Chatham, seary.arent
J. Woollis, Woolwich, litrober.snerchaut
G. Clarke, Knightsbridge, carpenter and undertaker 3 10
U.
Thomas, Greenwich, Alma sad (Was-mien..
P. Statham mud G. Shakespeare, Pall-mall, blorkimp
manufacturers
W Shepherd. Clerkenwell, jeweller
.1. Lorry, New.road, merchant 3 It
I. W. Wells, Herkner.roed, builder 3 10
G. Hogg, Newington Canwway, plumber 3 10
A.Timbrill, late of the Old !loath Sea House, sad
_ ..

Sontliampionnow, Bossell-square, numbest! .... 2 12
T. Watts, Combs Marlin, and South 'Fawn's, dealer
and charms°
T. R. W. Card, Boroushmtaskati tripe-dresser ... • 2 10
R. Wood, Kendal, bookseller
J. Bertram, Canterbury, hoen.draper
W. Hodges, Newirigtoo.causeway, straw.bst-nunsu-
fact arm.
S. Downes, Crauboarnenireet, haberdasher 1 It
E. L. Fox, jao. Tower-strett, broker
J. Sprigens, Chestnut, draper
11 Garoey,Stafferd-strret, and Keintiogno, picture-
drat.,
1). Pitt, rencluirchntrert, sod InMalley, hosier
T. Ward, Coventry, silknaanufacturer. 1 10
B. Troughton, jou. Coventry, silk nisouract weft 1 11
E.Clitely. Woolwich, draper . 1 12
.1. Sheriff,. random, uroccr 1 • II
S. !dace, Norwich, grocer
M. Asti. y, Goswell.sircei, china warehouseman 1 10
.1 Farrell, Newington Causeway, somehow!
A. Sane, Sluatientreet, npionterer .. 1 1

DIVIDENDA.
E. W. Elam, Nla.cb, grocer
T. Hughey, Onford.pirect, hosier
T. Htni, Soothetaak, ail-rnerchant
E. [hurry, J. I) furless, and C. Homey, Freconan'a-

.. . • .
court, mei challis
Mr. Arnold, he. Katherine's, eicluatter
J.' Butt, late of Wapping, common brewer lO
T. Haley, I.ong-acre, frioge-soinufaeturer .
W. INmeoes, Ilermundary, baker
M. Gast, Mitcham, brewer
R. Perkins, Lyinrogton, grower
J.Tespeo*o, Illonm.bnry, wairh•maker 1
.1 tl/4h, New City Chambers and Lloyd's Gam Howe.
tnnurance-hreker 4..., lll
J.(lllonper, Tinsley steed, dwelt* ' e 1
'.V. Lualsiisghso, jon. Mask lassie. tnerebant
J. Hent!ey and .1. Berk, Corsihill, nateh.makert
.yerr, Nieto( Wellelose...pare, Sea-dealer
CERTIFICATES,
101.1fillboesae, of Sleaford, Lincoln, semi) erwo...-C. W.
Citsiewean, late of Finrb.laue, London, be t now of Ael•
dington-plaer. Canawirrell. Sorrel, stuck-looker.—J. War-
nick,. of St. Al4Blll'l, Iles if.sril, draper.—W H. Merriman,
of 'New Flisnit-ta r. et, niester-manner.—.l. Vtriesier sad G, M.
Simneuis, of Tuwer-eimtt. luesil .... , norieliants —.l Colekin,
of Coventry, grucer.—H. Masa, ut Pros oat-street, City-road,
Middlebtx, merchant.

. The Norfolk Clonmicie Saturday last says, a
spirit of revenge towards Mr. CROWE, of Bile. iu
tint county, has showei itself in a must shocking
mintier. On Saturday morning 1.-t, two beasts
'tete found dean by poison in 111 r C.'s yard. Two
others were in touch a liumlrab. c htnnt, that it
was deemed advisable to cut their throws to pot
them out of their nieery ; another died nu Mouths,
• morning, and two remain iu a arty doubtful state.
The pinto!' (corrosive sublimate, it is supposed,)
mixed up in small pieces of dough, was put
• ansur.gst for bailey-meal and cut hay in tile hiss.
The beasts were *win about It/. or 15/. each.
Nothi• g has yet tratispired to lead to a discovery.
• The Magistrates at 1101 i, ou Saturday last, opened
asubsuriptiou fur a large reward to any tone who
would give such information as may lead to the
couviction of the dlatulical petpetrators.

.. 'TB IfIP.
• •
STATIV.OII THE ODOI.-11.1.11TING SOON, Mmiell I.
2NSV.
9 to 1 art Rogiool4 IS to 1 mot Morel!
II le I aro Goolloros 12 to 1 opt above%
It I. 4Opt Jed& 17 44, 1 aim Cowslip.
U.
So 9 scot 717 Lady I 10 to I opt Swinge.
It 1 D D LIMO STE.
to I opt Regioald 3 to I apt !lima.

ST. I.IIORIL
7tol we Jack Ilpirent I VI to 1 apt 3111 Lady,

COIJ&CIATO.

The long-peading ntatrh fur Ire guineas, between a retie.
heated party of 'parties poetesses residing on the tooth or
the Linc•lnithire Wald*, sear llorowastle, snit 1.4•50 P gentle.
men residing in and near the southern eitrentities of the
East sad West Fns, was- to Nye been run ins Tioirsdity
'Aweigh*, on the estates of the Rev. sod Hooottrable the
Kiag's Champion' at heriveleithy. The shoe and place were
appointed by thetorater geotlesoce, sad the latter polstrly
attended to their appointment : but whew the Vets gentle_
sera, arrived at the Mid fair actin'', they were greatly tor-
prised at lading that the Welds geotlessen &Altai rooming
f•• ea emormultle • um. eta all their eolleogoes were not
there to leader their indigeriplitio ; bowie', however, raw.
sacked their esontry fea Ithg illettah grephowadt, an ns to
hove them (is their opianah) no &Rabe of Meartlente twe-
eted,, they rentoired Is rue at laid tee a guinea; and two of
the courses were utmost/1y run, which were derided by
eotopeteat judges is favour of the Fes geotleeness, to the
great astoosehoselit sod tyro of their offooeuts.

sritarLa CHASE.

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The mulch fur Idege. between Capt. Willonghhy sod Mr.
Mostiowsery, look plans on Wethiesiby usisruior. midst •
numerous Geld of ermine's. The groused was front within
• smile of Ripley, Surrey, oil the Walrus road. to Mr.
Mousgontery's house, Chatsworth villa, sear Farnham,
a distswee of twesty-two wiles, half of which was ■■
open country, sad the other through close enclosures. The
sporismes started in he setae track the Ant four miles,
with very oupenpitions weather, and they separated by
akirti•g • wood at &Cereal angles. Earls ideated many
fansisos leaps, •ad they were within fifty yards of each
odor at the bottoms of a hill two miles tom bum.. It rime
to the strength sail speed of the horses, and Caplets, Wil-
loughby woo the match by shout three boodred yard■, in
our hour and twentreeves usisoutes, after being once dews
with the horse.

QUICK AT WORE, QUICK AT MEAT.

The followinginstanew of bard la mar and rapid work-
mariship we are told has been septum, if ever 'quailed.
Thomas Greets and Thomas fission, smith. in the employ of
Mr. J. Measmes, of Basta., *row Market Deeping, made
is twenty-furry days, oat of ofd iron, twelve hundred and
thirty hune-sbnes, being swirly fifty-two each per day. We
believe it has kithichi been considered by the trails es an
almost ramittelted insiaace of rapid workmanship, to make
forty-eight of the sante articles from old hoe in a day, sari
that bat occasionally. Mr. Measures, unwilling, we pre-
sume, to" niaszle the os that treadetb oat the turn," regaled
bis workmen, eoe► the eusnpietion of their task, with two
plum-puddings, a leg of station, and a bucket full of air,
when they proved themselves as ettpe►tsat Weather-work as
they had previously been at the novif, by devouring the
a hole, with the exception of a very small piece of the
motion. The motion and puddings weighed altogether
kith.. In the regrew. of theiefurgiag they boost 32 strike*
of coals, end in the 24 /rye drank 330 plats of al", given
them by Mr. Meagan", who also paid them Of. 14s. fur
their labour.

THE NEW cuxr.•r.

By a Correspondent in this Veighbootrhood )

Since the French astronomers thiJ nut favour the public
with the requisite element., of the Comet said to have been
discovered at the Observatory at Paris on the 21st ult., it
was in vain to look for it with any telescope that did not
admit of a very powerful sweep, sod command aw extensive
field of view. It was, bower. r, wintered to the west of
Algenib in Pegasus, on the circulate of Friday the 9th lust.
whew it seemed like a slur of the fifth maenitwde, and fre-
quently disappeared fur malty seconds together, whilst the
am-rat weightionriwg coinetellal motioned to shine with
unabated splendour, and nu !taming cloud could be per.
yet ved. This luni inuus object was again much mitre dist Met ly
seen, nearer the !minim. and more westward, about half-
past seven out Wednesday evening, whets it was observed to
have assumed a more eometic form, tool to be accompanied
with an in ing train, that appeared to the then slimmest.
ed eye to re* noble the marrow situril-leke nebula in the
milky way, twitieen Perseus and Cassiopeia.
0.1 Friday Mehl, shout forty Ninnies past scree, when
the Comet emerged foam behind a long black cloud, it was
found, on htiiig viewed throsigh an excellent telescope, to
have considerably increastd its grandeur of appearance, in
brightness, 11l splendour; and it formed with this cloud a
contrast imposingly pleasing, *kola, with so influewee as
sweet as that of the Pleiades, it stenittl to " walk in testify"
beneath it, and to gild the barman witha • slyer beam.
The celestial attautter appeared at that time to he • 'talk il
somewhat higher than Sour*, and to be distant from him
about eighteen degrees. The Comet, which my be seen
from seven timid eight Weill( k, will be found in the north-
west, near a star marked gamma in P. east's, the most
southrtly o.f the four emispiriiiiiis sitars, of the see ond magni-
tude, in the great squats. Whets observed 011 Friday night
it seemed to be about two degrees below a line then nearly
parallel- to, •nd about 'girlie degrees from the horizon, iii
which line appeared Algeisib and Scheid Affair* in Pegasus,
Denib in the Swan; and, exactly below the polar star, the
glowing ['Amodio in the Dragon's toted, which payees every
day over Landlou.—A Ceisweg ao Imager viewid with super-
stitious dread, will now be admired as au additional proof
of the power, the homey, the goodness uf him whose *is.
dam dime's its wuudruus (amuse, as well as that of the
nitwit *hes she marches through the path which he has
garnished with stars .
For the 0.114,Ve information we are iodeldeil to a valuable
coriespondent at Butterwiek, to whom we beg to acknow-
ledge our obligation. A Dentlensau of ibis tows having
for/mired Hs with a short cornnsunicaliou un the subject (after
we had received the foregoing), is also entitled to our thanks
--(Borloi
Tie new Comet is visible here about 'chi* in the
'vetoing. It is wear the tip of the wing of Pegasys.--(New-
eaelle Peoper.)

Thr lish market of our city firearms at this sea-
son • must gratifying spectacle, in the very great
abundance and variety of fish- which is every day
tcbibited for sale there. Fine cod can he purchased
far Ind. etch ; and other qualities, such iss
Paddock, &c. squally cheap in the same
: but though the wires are thus apparently
moderate, and though Providence has supplied us
recently with this atticle of food in great plenty,
yet, Irons the system of lore-stalling allowed its our
market, even those prices are weeny enhanced upon
the public. All that is 'dotard to the h•lirisionti
by the forestaller for cod, lntg, haddock, &c. is ss.
fur every score of twenty-two, that is, something
less than 311 each. It could be well if some means
could he devised to prevent those grotty from step-
ping in between the fisheisintai ard the consumer.—
/Toth Mercantik Chronicle.)

OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPAESSION OF
IHENDICiTY.

" On I'Vednesilisy the second Amoiversasy Meeting of the Sub.
settlers and Fricanls sit she Society for the Suppression of
Memlicity, was held at the large room of the Umtata" Towers.
Tien !tleetiog was highly nonserosse sod reopeeltable„
majority Weir elegantly stressed females.. .
At a little afire one o'clock, his Royal Highness the Duke
of York entered the room, accompanied by lewd Callborpe,
Mir C. Flower, and a slumber of Gentleman of the Cemminit.
tee. His Royal Highness was warmly greeted, soil appeared
I. excellent health and spirits.
Mr. Donau read the Repot* of the proceedings of hat
year Id She last year's Report allusion was made to an
Act made lo alter the Poor Laws, relative to the Irish and
Scisteh poor. In cousecnetice of the operation of ibis Act
upwards of one thumeiiiil Irish poor of the Metropolis had
hero relieved by Ow Society, which had got rid of upwards
of four hundred trials families out of Leedom. My affording
them means to get home. The Society had fraud that the
operation of the Act alluded to had been extremely salutary
in obliging sifutthers of the Irish poor, who hid before de-
peoded for support on parochial relief, had since, by the
opesatiou of the Art, been driver into a awful rociety, sad
be. obliged to get their living by working far it. The
Report meiui dan 'initiate Where a vagrant bad, tea hos
appiehetiaion, sitTereil a bribe 'of 101 to the constable who
had taken liiiu into rustudy. ft was proved, us sloe cow rie.
titer or this vagrant at the Sessiosiao that he was in the re.
040,1 of an income of TOL per annum, •Ithough in the
streets he tool assumed a character of the inns" horrible
wretchedness. The Society had lately turned their *oration
to the numerous realists committed by persons going about
with begging letters, and bad detetted several perukes who
kart invade a sitimptoolui living by snanirfaelariag circulars of
this tlairriptiou. One man who gained a livelihood by
ex, ecisiug his talents in awaking appeals to the feelings
of the benevolent, and it was found, although his °stem.
sib!. riaidessce was a tniserable place is town, bad lodgings
in the e1...0i1y at a sent of 401. Here be lived in the most
sunipttoons style, wills wax candles, dor. at his table, and es.
joviog .nut only the comforts, but most of the Issuer,* of
life. The Committee invited persona who were disposed to
exercise their bessevoleuce ois applicants of ibis description
to send their donations to them fur the purpose, that they
might examine the objects of their benevolence, to whom, if
dew rviag ohjects, They could give aid, or, if impostors, de-
tect and puoish with greater certainty and more penumbral
effect. The Committee referred to the improved state of
She streets and highways is and about the 'metropolis, as an
exemplification of their labours. They bad gives effectnal
rein fin between four and five thousand cases daring the
last year. Of these upwards of one thnonsond belonged to
the pailishea in Loudon, more than one thousand were Irish,
and the resnamiler were chiefly foreigners, who could claim
✓te parishes. A very small portion belonged to parishes in
the country. The funds of the Society bad, it appeared, not
lust ground noisiderahly since last year. Matey Societies
far the Suppression i.f Mendicity had been established in
several of our manufacturing towns, and in various parts of
the country.
The Him. Colonel ..."ANHOPt rose to move that the Re.
port should be receiv. a Ile praised Ike perspicuity of the
•rranzenseat, and the powerful mummer is which it bail bees
drawn up He cougratiolattel the meeting upon the pros.
perily Otto' Institution, the object of which being to clothe
the naked, to assist the sick, to relieve the hungry, sad to
popish the widow., be conceived that It had claims upon
the support of Hie charitable, stronger than 'hum of any
other institution.

Sir eIIARLIS Ft.ow eft seconded the motion in a few ob.
nervation.

It was carried ummioriously.
Lord CALTRORPS expressed his pleasure at the growing
seeress of this growing Institution, the peculiar merit of
which was that it filled up so immense void is the great
work of charity. It afforded the poor the opportunity of
obtaining certain relief without having remorse to deceit
and imposition. lie did not commas the team detain that
such en loatiteitioa, founded ou such motives, and carried
into such effect, would 'more a full measure of public sop.
port that would eveutually accomplish the objects which
the founders of it bad in coats mplarion. His Lordship con.
cludvd by noosing, that the Boa►d of Managemest should be
reelected bat reduced to forty.
Wm. Evans, Esq. 61. P. seconded the Resolution, sad, it
doing so, observed, that before the institution of ibis Society
matey charitable persons had shut their doors against all ap-
plicants whatever, is consequence of the frequisey with
which they bad been imposed upon, sod us beetroot of their
bring enable to discern the real victims of poverty and
despair from the practised impostor. This dialcolty, by the
institution of this Society, was sow at au cod.
The motion *as put sod carried.

Mullin', Esq. M.P. said, drat this Society bad
the stronger claims upon benevolence, as it sought nothing
impracticable, but m. rely by plain and simple means to f.
fres a rhange sod amelioration of the condition of a large,
and which might be made ass useful body of people. It
sought the removal Of the must disg►aceful and disgustieg
nuisance of themeiropidie—the presence of beggars is their
streets. The giving of alms by private individuals tended
to aggravate, and was ho f et the only remaining support of
this evil. The he,.. fits produced by intrus:ing the applies.
*ion of slams so the Society, were is a meets greater ratio than
could possibly be produced by any private exertions, as iba
'operations of the Society were upon tire plan of applying the
principle of the division of labour to the suppression of
niendieity. Every peoson had a security that the money
which was subscribed to this Society was not given to soda.
cious impostors, but to deserving objects. The Ron. Speaker
coocinded by moving abe re-appointment of the auditors of
last year.

GOODVER, Esti secouded the Resolution, mod fa
doing so oboetvell, Mat it was ■ part which bad not been
noticed, that more alms were guveu away by Nevoid girls
often thou were given by their mist 5. He called opus
the !Julies present to instinct their sesvouts, that, however
creditable such besovuleuce might be to them, and most
credit:l6lr it ce:t Only wit., they were doing injury instead
of good by their indiseiintioste charity, where they bad no
means of (tricolor imposinse ; and that, ir th. y were dis-
posed In give away money in charily, they could not lay it
owl to better advantage 111411 to subscribe to the Society.
The 'tuition was then put soil carried.
thanks were then voted to the Dukes of York and Cam.
bcrlaud, sod alt.. to J. Watford, Esti and to H. Bodkin, Esq.
for their gralui tttt is service', Ibe one as Counsel, and the
other as the Secretary to the Society.

On Thursday st'unight a melancholy accident
happened ut Scole lon, by the overturning of the
Morning Star Yarmouth couch. It had been ar-
ranged that the Norwich and l'armnult coaches
should meet at the above inn for the convenietoce
of exchanging possengers for their different routes,
and on the Tlinnaluy 1110 g, when the Yarmouth
coat h woos approaching the junction of the rowels,
the Norwich 'ley-coach was pointed out to the
cvlielionmit upon the opposite hill; lie immediately
put leis horses into a guilty, and 'toying loot all
contr.! INC!' them, in comic round the owner
tke ctmeli was thrown over with the meet drew'.
fill crash, the whole of the splinter bats were
wrenched owl the horses rain rowdy theist
toward* Dis.. 0,••• of Ike ii.ost '1,01(.4...111g Settle.*
itileginable then ptrocilied itself; all the outside
pooengt ro were hurt; r. BUTTERFIELD, of the
Loos Moor Iron %Yorks. Yorkshire, sustaioord a
concussion of the spinal chord, which produced a
total paralysis of the lower extremities, and lie loss
lain ever bluer witl t the slightest hopes of reco-
very. Mr. 11AltillSON, of Leeds, also received a
t'ollllllblf.ll MI the scapula, but lie is recovering.—
The coachman and a young woman each had •
shoulder dis'oeated, betides other injuries; end all
the paweureat were braised.

Coat. ernatutle 2s.
Yesterday morning, abont eeeee o'clock, two Silting Mints
helongiat to filusiliWwwit, MI in with a large Wolll6Kied
whale, about *eve* kelpies to the S.W. of Pour Had, ow-
side this harbour. Its appearance when Brat met um that
of a large vessel upset, iiceasionally seen at the iturfswe of
the sea. After mach evertioti, the Ashermeu soccetekal in
seeming the swims! with ropes, and were employed till Dix
in the evening is towin it into the harbour. the genie* it
to Moiskstown it was dead, and appeared to be • largo
whale of the pia* heeded species, Ilse Batons SIM* of
Lisalres. The amsmai must probably receives' • wound,
which appeared its its belly, from the harpoon of mute
whaler ; but having been met the day before yeatewlsy by •
Welsh sloop, the 'respite was probably removed by the crew,
who inteltded le have taken the monster in tow, hut were
prevented by the calmness of the weather, and the ark.
elan* stale of the wind. Its hody 111•1111111rell upwards of
thirty feet (nom the tip of the none Iu the tad, sod is ..op,
posed to weigh between three and four ions. The Hoop
• waive of the Northern and SOUthern Oceans, bet is monde
met with so she coast of Greenland, where it is much •ain-
rel. • Its general site is from 30 to 40 feet in leegth m4lO sis
•

c,rcrNlrertoce.
This animal is hooked xis°w as the mast timid of the
whale 'coma—bet what is remarkable, whets tlse male aail
&nook are straNded oil a coast, which frequeuily occurs, the
courage wish which they defend each other is extreme ;
whilst thus nsistuatly protecting each other, they retake a
hideous sod continued untie, like what is altered by pigs
whew dyiwg.
The animal taken in this heehaw yesterday liar wow at
Mciakstawu,

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

RAMA ATatrassemer U.

On Tuesday morning about three o'clock, the ship Betsey,
Rocarl master, frogs Rotterdam bows.] to Sorloaft, got on
shore ea the Goodwin Sand, where she lay mail its pm.
when she was got off by the exertions of the Deal boatmen.
and brought into Itanagate Harbour. She has sustained
considerable damage, and threw part of her carp Utfl".
board to lighter her.

PORTSMOUTH, rtsavAtir 28.
Arrived the Romulus, Crawford, from the Downs for
Barbadoes. Sailed the lsahella, Bushell, fur Shields; and
George sad Jaaxs, Chetwiu, fur London.

P6DIZANCt. staali.iiini 46.
Arrive.' the Lovely erniser, Lanadon, from St. Micbaere,
for Loadoo, with lows of bowir it and twainboora.

FALMOUTH, IZ/SLUAILY 96.
Arrived the Duke of Keot packet with a moil from
Lieber; sailed Nib inst. spoke the Duke of klarlberoogh
packet goiag is. The ship Thomas; of Liverpool, from
Havre to Sinyrais, was apukeu with this monsieur above seveu
leagues utf she Lizard; by the Pigmy, out 36 haus.

DLit, VEIMILVAIIIir U.
Caste duos frost the river and sailed ilr John, King,
for Jamaica. Arrived and suited again the Romulus, Craw-
ford. from *tickle foe Berbadoes ; sad the, Liverpool pocket,
of Bastes, from Amsterdam fur Boston ; the Kest, Cobb,
for Bombay mid China, is riding in the Nortishsle, de-
Woad by ersotrary wind. The ship Betsey waa got of the
Goodwin Sand yesterday evraitig, ■nd carried into Rams-
gate. We beg to Notice the prompt exhibition of the Night
signal from the Gott Stream light weasel established by order
of the Corporatists of the Trinity-House. A Deal bust was
immediately launched, std succeeded is boarding this ship
before day-light.

DBATII.
On Tiasday last. at hie house in Bollon.row, Vtienant
Cheiwynd, i■ the 64th year of his age.

HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIM.
Morakag 31 deer It. I Omleg I alter 1.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank Stock.. 446 29.5 15 per Ct. N. An. 106 in
3 per Ct. Red... 7311 1 106
I
3 perCt.Cons.73i Nil 1 India Stock ..4291 290
Se per Cent.
4 per Cents.. b .. 94 91i I Ex. Bills, 2....5 3 pr.
Bonk L. Ann.. .19 1-16 1 Coos. for Aoc.• • 731“

COURSE OF EXCRANGI
Amsterdam C.F. 12 9
Ditto at Sigfit l2 6
Rotterdam...— 12 10
Antwerp
Hamburg!'
Ancona 3O 3
Paris 3 day's date 15 80
Ditto 24 10
Boardeeux
Frankfurt on the
156
Petrrsburah, p. rbl. 9 3 Us.
Vienne Ea.2m.flo. 10 16
Trieste
Madrid

TIMIDAY, FINSUAIIir 27.
Leghorn . •••.... 40.1
431
Venice Ital. Lie 47 ISO
Malta

Naples. ...... 3Bl
Palermo, per es 119
Lisboa 491
Oporto 49
Rio Jaueiro. 49
Baas
Dabli■
Cork . . $

BULLION.
Poriugal Gold in t s. d.
Coin, peen: 0 0 U
Geld ia Bare S 17 10;
New Doubloons.— 0 0 0
New Dollars 0 4 10►
Silver in Bars

Clubs . .. 3si
Bilboa 35
Barcelona
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Gibraltar

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