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London, England, 1822-12-12 00:00:00

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some dowser, prate or less ishssise, _
have beets beady Antlered to pieces by tie lb..
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• This city end uelsibbowelsoori •enerteweed no Thstrodsy
eight one of the EMI ttewesdors tales of wind from the
/4.W. that we have ever seaterebered. We fear we shall he
informili of the dowser that turbot have heee ssesined in the
JCasnnel. e hear froor the pusses of she Inisininuhseis sad
Ozford owls, shut the roads •nd fields, as Hwy passed, were
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Holwithstending the pernidees which h ref prevailed
hoeing sad entities', the Gehl of Tuesday bad """4144
wrong. and right powple knew it. Skelloe spd Hodson
were turned .111 thorough-lead. The Went of inch had
been approved ..f in the Frise.rtag, end to we sporting
readers, we ten Daly add, that the day's pelf, is • roost
Ifremendoes beetle, equalled, hat not excelled in the anal,'
Of holing, eraliserrall the repeetaituma of the Fewer The
4111gb. le4lk place W Weer Joshua Hudson best (what the 'lark-
Warman *ailed a plienonernos) Barlow, about four mules
net ward of St. Albans, where the Conantiaeary Go seal bad
formed • t 4 feet ring, encompassed by shuossuelsof promo-
•ges. all swot the reer.np. Hudson catered the ring lest,
sad waited cline with his ereuirde, at least 20 minuses be-
fore flheitise appeared, and three to oar we. takes that he
did eel come at the watch. Her however, did come In
earnest, with hie weed, Tom Cu übh, assisted by Tom
Beltber, and the law suit barred. Betting, plebes to move-
selleas en H edicts.
THE FIGHT.
Reeled L lbeltoa 'bade i Mut to employ fledges'. left
Wad innate the parry, bet Joahnea !reek sorMored now .bat
won sot She right Lea r he mimed an oetw-1314,*reeset r• dos-
Jar bosh *rot doe. without 'mischief, Sheltie soder.
2. Josh proved him.elf the beet giver at a raw of loch, sad
fought ell over home, sad drew the ant clarified hue from
Sitelion's eon. He did pot seem so feel is, sad hoe. turned
to is a reveler boll dog rally, sta Oar as power could adwrinis•
tee to also or 11,441—heula ecarified, teeth loosened. end all
the moetientions of men in actual combat, folh,wrd. In
the clew birth west dowa,Sbelloa eader,althoegb more than
• stone
3.A brilliant round to lltelflosep who delighted IN slaughter.
work. It wee gear arid few, without bugging or scheming
to get away from Industry. The meo hit each other's Weds
rote ewes • Master's Chancery gait. They got to sounetbine
of a seandosilll, with bellows to mend. courage undelord, and
a 3•011-180lhill3 of lis.mselves. Shelton wee floored by as
awkward facer, which let loose the Ware( from dufferent pores.
it one a manly stand-up round, and bath one beat upon mis-
chief—ll le I on Josh.
it, 11, and 6, was a repetition of the foram, rounds, Wth
Onsith equal steadfast fighting, rather le favour of Hudson,
but with puiuts like trick amid Ile. sod loth bleeding freely.
la the sixth round Hudson placed as micluirioable bowlike
*tans his adversary's le4.leanded limiter, broke his grsoied.
and lied up all he seemed to have in ham by a kit over his
ad y's eye-lid. la closing both fell weak.
Here the tight was loterrupted by • row between Tom
Owen and Tom Belcher *beet die men. They bad • hut or
two at each other; mid Tuna Owen proved himself eetedat
least for a pearlier stake, sad, as he said, would apes a
former 'winos put Misr spun chiming.
7. A most gallant round, in which Hednin hit his saver-
sary to a stand moult, made claret fly in all directions from
Hy mended eyelid is the lest rally. Both went down in a
rally, Milton under.-4 to I on Beduins.
6. Severe rallying, alternately in (sector of each. The
manly exclusions left things upon nearly • par. It was
thought by c•usteisseurs tint victory was uremia in favour
of Josh. with youth, wealth, breed, game. awl every re.
garotte to form a boxer. Josh. per the fall in this round.
la die 9th Shelton bed sit *desolate, and placed hits left
sad right epee his adversary's drawback, sod half closed
the revels of Josh.
The 14th nand was a quietus for Hodson. Time was
galled, but *either bed an ear to it for more has two.
abilnifeli. Josh, was deaf to it altogether from • hit is the
aide, and Melton area pelondable taut to be able to get -•p
spin.
A naottiog look plot. M It. Albines ober floe fight, and.
the Mead, of ile‘e• dohs a draw as to beta, se anther
. hod the power left is thews to meet time.
It eras altogether the best Agin seen since Golly alio Greg.
son; or Disberty sad Silvenhore. There was no hogging.
Woman, wee nut required, and the strut were Sem as British
oak.
DISINTERRING THE DEAD.

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We publish the followiog paragraphs me►ely by
way of fillip to the seal of the College of Sur-
geons. We hope speedily to bear Nit this learned
Corporation has come to an unanimous resolution
that every member shall and swill direct, by his laot
will and testament, that his body shall he given to
his surviving colleagues for the benefit of gusto.
roical science :
The robbers of the maioloas of the dead seem to be car.
eying os their ittibellowed porpoise* with more audacity than
ewer. On Wednesday sight, helm, the police came on their
stations, a party of these miscreants came to the east side
of the Mansholt, Church yard, carrying tire arms, mid were
ascending the wall when they were fortunately discovered by
a parrot who was goardiag the grave of his child, w►o rare
the alarm. The Intruders, however, instead of retiring,
had the hardihood to remais and exchange several shotcwith
the persons watching, and it was °sly to coasequesea of tie
crowd assembled oa hearing the report of lire.srms, that
they were compelled to relinquish their dreier', and make a
precipitate retreat. It is reported some of them were
winsiaded.—(Glorgoir Chronicle.)

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
w Ora, Drelll4Blll
Yesterday forenoon a lamentable and fatal acettleut occur.
red at the Chapel of Ease now building is Blackball street.
The principal masonry being entirety inishad, the joiners were
proceeding with the erection of the roof, with every prospect
of a successful completion to a work which had previously
advanced in the best manner; and were yesterday, to the
amber of sixteen individuals, including one of the superin•
tending iroatescaors, employed upon the scaffolding which
had bees raised for eonstruelieg the roof, when a loop,
which tempotasily supported one of the lie.beartie shilliog
suddenly, the latter gave way, and precipitated the seat.
hilding which was resting upon it, and 011 which the
men were at work, down spoil the hoot gallery. The
• acesniulated weight baying forced the main cross beam
of the gallery from its place, the joists which rested upon it
were cuesequently left without support, and, pressed by the
euperiocumbeut masa, acted as so many I pan the
partition wall (in which their ends were placed) which
divides the body of the church from the main entrance and
staircases' of the gallery. By this means part of this wall
wee forced out, and immediately thereafter the portion
above the opening, to an *Unit of probably thirty feet
tide and twenty is height, fell to the ground. The
'shot,. was the work of a few seconds, and the orifoitunate
men 011 the scaffolding bad scarcely time to perceive their
eppalliag situation till they were precipitated from
a height of forty feet to the grimed, aid overwhelmed
by the acesmulsted man of materials before stated.—
Of the satire somber of persons but one escaped subset ;
yet, eonaiderieg the dreadful predicament iu which they
were placed, it is surprising the gstaatropne was not mete
fatal than it proves to have beta. One man only, of the
same of Asher, a joiner, from Perthshire, was killed by suf-
focate's. The rensaioder were all to a very abort time ex.
*enrolled, some slightly, but most of them seriously wounded,
yet au so SG to endanger their lives. Almost all the mech.
sal gentlemen of the town were upon the vet is the shortest
time possible, and administered their professional aid to the
millYerere. Five of the mew were carried directly to the hi-
Irmary, and are receiving in that asorelleal Institution
every alleviation which stirgkal skill and stiresnittiog maels-
trom cars bestow. Th. others were carried to their respec-
tive dwellings, and we 0 Void 101 l of an doing
well.
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EMPIRE OF BRAZIL

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Nobes ob infrgro screidlortme noseihir Ordo.
The Garet& du hio of 15th Oetoberi
a keg smelt &waned the telittooft hemern Pot.

turd and Brazil, conclude, that miss uo rne,inn
to save the hurt, but to deeture its tsidepelittrocc.
It then proceeds—
" The anul ry of the birth of the Priebe !loyal was
chosen for this must solemn vet : the Ilth of Octab.►, rail
which the autust perpetual defender of Waal 'maimed the
age of 24 years, roc hit etevatem to the supreme title and
sublime chows of etattfitational iimperwr of Dratit, who
declared ►is areeptenee is Ow Ululate! manner
I strew the tit le of Convouhimal Empe►or and Prr-
postal Defender of 13mtil. becaote 'mein Marti my Conned
of State and Proeorstort General, and rtamiard the mere,
limitations of the Corporations of the 'parrot provinces, I oat
folly convinced that ate► to the general wilt of all the when%
WA Aso it is ooly Gum oast at time that t►ey Wee not Yet
arrived'."
The answer wade by his Slisjesty to the Presi-
dent of the Senate having beer announced to the
peqple from the bslcuoy of the Palace, it was re-
eatved with the most eothostootie acclamations by
the immense multitude in the squa►e, and the crowds
of seectators in the windows waving their handker—
chiefs, Ice,
The President then proclaimed the followirg
Vireo, which were repeated with inexpresoible tran-
sports by the multitude :—" Our 1-folr Religion!'
—4, Long live Senor Don Pedro I. C:onsiitutii.tial
Emperor of Brazil, and the House of Broglunze
*reigning in Brasil The Independence 4,1 Bra-
zil !"—" The Constitnent and Legislative Assem-
bly of Bind !"—" The Coottitutionol Penile of
Brazil !"

This solemn, legal, and majestic set of thr Pre-
eliernatioo by 'he people beu,K terminated, it was
succeeded by the of the tinops, consineorioL: a.th d
salute of pieces of artillery and three volleys of
rou.keiryNt the roil of which approaching the
barriers of the troop. and the people repeated tf,e
exclamations abode wientioned ; some time after her
Imperial Majesty 'hit 'Empress with her •ii;,tist
daughter proceeded in a most splendid carringe,
to the Imperial Chapel, accompanied by a bi intent
and numerous guard of honour ; the troops their
formed in lines io the streets through which
his Majesty the Constitutional Emperor wee
to pays. His Majesty soon left the -Palace, end
repaired to the Imperial Chapel to return thanks
to the Almighty, for which porpniie the Glenici.
polity hail ordered w solemn 7e Dern, scrumps-
flied by all the corporate bodice, which had merth-
bled for the solemn set of proclamation. After
the Te Deam, their Imperial Majeeties rimmed
thein•rlvirs at the windows of the Police. There
was mother ..late of 100 pieces of cannon and
three volleys of musketry, after each of which the
Vival were repeated; the troops then tiled off in
,front of the Pillory, and retained to their qurirtere,
the officers remaining to pay their obeisance to their
Majesties.
Jo the evening the whole city was illuminated,
mid their Majesties went to the theatre, where versea
were repeated, hymns sung, and pieces represented.
all adapted to the occasion. It is impossible to de-
scribe the tren%ports with which their Majesties were
welcomed.
The rejoicings and illuminations were repeated the
following day. Even the rain 161 fell in abund-
ance nn troth day. could nut check the ardour of the
people.
RIO DE JANEIRO, OCTOBER 19.
The Gazette of this dune contains a Proclamation
by his Majesty. pardoning deserters who shall re-
turn to diem colours two mouths._

The Gaceta do his of the 26th September con-
tains the letter from the Kings of Portogal to Ina
son. dated Angnst 3, 1822; and the Prince's an.
ewer, dated September 1824, in which lie tells
his Majesty that he considers him as a prisoner, and
that he declares null and void all the decreui which
have been made, nr ►hill be made in future fur
Brazil by the Cori•s of Lishon, which he cults by
the epithets of 64 factious, horrible, IlLichieveltari,
disorganising, hideous, pestiferous."
The Journal. contain numerous addresses *nrl
proclamations of the Municipalities of various cals.,
and provinces, relative to the declaratiou of inde-
pendence.
Ms Majesty has ordered a eiiiinge to. be made in
the arms and national Hag, to adapt them to the
prevent state of things.
•
. MADRIO PAPERS.
[From l'he r•pecterder of the 2d iastaat.]

One of the Engl.-,h Journals, of the highest re+
putation, stated, on the 11th of Novesolserl Coat
touch credit was given to the report, that the Men,-
itrns of the Cong,,,,a of Verona NO ieldeessed
Note to the Spatadt Government, expre.si re of the!r
disvansfection at the actual state of the Spanish
Monarchy.
We have no knowledge of any such Note having
been received by our Ministers previously to the
date mentioned, nor of any oth.• Note of a similar
tendency having hero delivered at a insatervor elate.
It is possible, ttun ever, that the cornsmaiident or
the Paper to question may have iienetraird the de-
ierminutinn of the Congress of Verona, and thus
taken the thing to he doer—that is, that a Note, iok
the terms described, or similar terms, had best
transmitter!.
But let its for a moment suppose that the an-
nounced Note, though. 'ant y.t arrived, will be re-
ceived. In that ca-c, what ought to 14 the reply
of our Government is ip our opinion perfeetty clear.
Do you, Getdlemen, understand by what •you NII
the deplorabtis situation of the Spanish Misnincity,
the agitation.and disorders canoed on the penances
*galling France by those who have revolted against
the existing institutioras pion, to by the King. and
by all Spoons* after his example ? Too,. guts
Mare only to claire France not to collect, superito-
tend, equip, arm, and mondani the factious relies.
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