The National Register.
London, England, 1821-08-12 00:00:00

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ninth Gai livid, during last year %
Me. Miles.-1 11nd only 41 ounces and 14 pals.
Mr. Sikes.-4osy li plate do you liml in the parcel
sei2rd with forged stamps, and atilt the pri,oners iuitiab
w: it as the maker ?
Mr. Mites —1 find about 140 unces.

•-bir. Alexander Levi, of the firm of Levi and Co. was
serorii, and deposed that a short lime since lie received
en order from Messrs. Leven and Co. for is quantity of
plate. The prisoner was a spoon-maker, who had been
I employed for several years by the film to work for them
ie his profession. Part of the order received fi um
Meyer.. Leven and Co. was given to him. The spoons
Wade by the prisoner were packed up in making up the

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I I,lls.

4. Cooper threw away a right handed blow at the head, and
O'Leary missed his left handed hits in return, and was honied
to the ropes, but he elawed himself up from the stakes, and
threw his adversary:
s. The men had tried to do more than whet they could last at.
Cooper's right hand was placed flush upon the ear, which did not
seem to do any mischief. In s close both down, and betting even.
6. Cooper made the play, and did not make a hit, nor milk'
O'Leary from weakness return upon bim.
Until the loth round both were at bay, but in that round
O'Leary placer, a sort of jobbing hit, and was thrown for it.
IL O'Leary hitting out with his left hand repeatedl , and his
antagonist not stopping, received until his head was cliaooerieol,
and his snorting made his pals mourn. In a close both down,
Cooper undermost.
la the subsequent rounds, Cooper received a hard hit in the
16th. his adversary thinking he had a superiority in throwing.
IVe pass over this part to the telst round, when an excellent
rallying hit and hit round followed, to the advantage of O'Leary,
who received a heavy fall, which a good deal spoiled him.
22, 23, and 24. All in favour of O'Leary.
26. Cooper was thrown in a close. and in the 27th he was
worsted also, and in the 28th he received a flush hit on the:mouth,
and was thniwu.-3 to 1 on O'Leary.
In the 3sth round, which ended the fight, the 31st began in
favour of O'Leary. who made the play; but was floored at the
end by a right handed hit upon the head.
In the 3; tit round Cooper was thrown.
The last and 38th round. Cooper appeared at the scratch,
with his left eye closed, and his right handed up. Cooper hit
his adversary u heat), blow on the temple, which finished the
tight for the Gypsey.
O'Leary was taken off the ground in a state of
stupor, to the Cock Inn, at Sutton, where lie expired
about nine o'clock. He was bled, and there was

no want of medical aid ; but it was all to no pur-
pose, as the blow caused a rupture of one of the ves-

sets of the brain. The deceased was a very brave

OLVIER AND TURNER.—A match, made up at
the, moment was fought on Thursday, in a field on
the Uxbridge-road, for n guinea and a quart of Mae
ruin. Turner is u pupil of Carter's who thought
much of himself, and is not particular in his abuse,

which he levelled at Oliver; who was enjoying his
glass at Cribb's. He vauntingly challenged Oliver,
who took but little notice of him, untill he could

brook his insults no longer, and on Turner putting
down a guinea to fight, Oliver covered it, and both
met in an hour at the appointed spot. Richmond
and Ned Brown seconded Oliver, and Carter and a

stranger picked up Turner.
Eleven rounds were fought in 22 minutes. The
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wetness of the ground foiled both the men, and after
missing. hits a close followed, and Turner was

thruwn.

Round 2. Turner skewed some science, which would have

done with the gloves. but Oliver got between his guard, and
grassed him by a hit on the head.
5 and 4. Turner rushed, and Oliver parried his blows, the
ground being too wet to make a stand to receive him. Turner
angrily eked why Oliver did stand and not fight, and the
answer was, •' I'll be with you directly," at.,: he threw hint in
both rounds.

5. Turner received a flush hit on the temple, which drew
streams of claret. and set his eyes hurley uimuling.
6. Olivet placed a good light handed lilt upon his adversary's
eye, and threat him, and the tight was his own.
7 and 8. Oliver placed several hits, and threw his adversary,
who was dead beat.

9. Turner :.lipped down in making play.
OliVt.r placed a heavy hit on the mark, which doubled his
adversary up, and won the light, as in the next round Turner
could not stand.

Thursday the election of one of the Sixteen Re-
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presentative Scots Peers in Parliament, vacant by
the death of the Earl of Stair, came on in the Pic-

turc Gallery of the Palace of Holyrood House,

Edinburgh, when the election was declared to have

Callen on—Lord Arbuthnot, the numbers being—For

Lord Arbuthnot, 29—For Lord Reay, 1--Majority

fur Lord Arbuthnot, 28.

iircbc.

AI Fhnence, the lady of U. lloueltier, esq. of A son.
The holy of f. llolt, mi. of Chalk, Weet, Hatton garden, of a son.
At LAntooton, Mr..Meattet, of the ttoyAl Allot, of at 11011.

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At !tattoo hall, the lady of Col. C. Bruce, ut a eon.
The lad) of .1. Garner, e•q. t.l.mham common, of a daughter.
At Union place. Lambeth, Mrs. W. Smith,of a ton.
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Mrs. limiLevf, of Laveutfer hill, of a anuibter.

In Flopbury vinare, 11. Ilenthleko, esq. of Witopute Mreet, and of
the Island of innutien, to Rose, unly (laughter esq. of

Ytok place, Portman 'tome.
M sirpory, Ur. D. I.2rtott, of Gmt Itermll., a meet. to Um

Quells.), niece of N. Parry, vast. of Grove toa4, Aftle-end road.
B. 1,11.11 C, !N. of New Ludo street. to kilivalteth Aone, eldest
daughter of W. (:askhl, egg. of (-bailout St. Peter's, bucks.
At St. George's, Hanover square, Sir fr. s)kes, kart. of Basildon
park, (Mocks, to Henrietta, eldest daughter of Henry Viltebuis, mi. of

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tijuottler place, ['taunts Now...
At Stepney, V. Vva 11114. to Mitt Caio us, dautliaLi of Dr. Jinni

Calnn, it.)&l navy.
J. 11. y ne, eon. of alktoletoa terrace, to Ann, only d.tugl.tcr of the
Hes-. f. W. Wu .I,...i.slisn.bructk, I vdfordthiu•.

Scott,
At I. I.llllCfll, IA. . nt' funariclee place. Eustun square,
to 111114, reCUIld ttuu4ltter of J. Dracun, tsq. of Itussell place, Fitzroy

C.
At Loose, W. U. Pent Old, neg. of Loose court, to Ann, eldest
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daughter of ills. late E. iluniewood, esq. of Maidstone.
At h. nplingtuil, Alf. 1.. l:) err, of How Wee, C..real genie.' to Jute
_

Lawrence, )7pni,rB,l clatixbiel of the late t. %;;;ner, nay. of

vin.

Al her house, iu Chiswellstreet, Mos. Mary Wilton, relict of the

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Isle M. of Wells row, 1•111110oe, aged eis.
suu of Ge,.. el 4. of 01411: beige, Ilene Cbellbeell,

;11r. Forst sty of Soutbumplou buildings.
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Niro. land), ul I eicy c em, „ viare,
At Wuki.u.,hain, In rkr, in :lie 77M ) ear 01 his age, the Rev. Win.
Bremner, many years citrate of thot Ores, and master u 1 Luce

At 4:.0yd00. aged 33 )e4rS, Rebecca, %Ire of Mr. Jump!' Make, of

6re4l.Sorrey Nice,, ..111:1101`..

At ki. 11.,11,C. ekoed aelda, Sarrey, A. Milton, ea.'. aged 14.
C. Driinotr. eiq. %Yr lose ',ciliary, ated er.

At PeteraLtjru, the Hog. t lense.itlua i:ll;hinatone, daughter of John.

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11th Lord Elplaiortone. . . ..
At Clnn,pi..ts hill, Caliber**,lLO. L. Reed, cad. aged 91.
At bit Itonn• on Vatllll'loloa gswen,J. Ihrupp, Cli 4. aged 74.
Sarah, •Se sal C. It. Itarturd, req. of Wandsworth common.
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At lArr I.”tioe, Weston great. Alaria Jagut I bu.oN, react of ths
is a. Jublisou,cl.l...l the Ebtt ludo 11.usc. attl 72.

fki ON DA Y.

Beef Ss tid io 44 84

Mutton is 6d to 4. od

Lamb br Od lo l 4 0,1

Veal 44 44 to 34

l'r.rk 4s 4J to 5i Uhl

Hyatt of Cattle at 1114:krt.

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. . 11,30.1

;boil) tati Lamb,. . 10,600

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4. Cooper threw away a right handed blow at the head, and . TIIIIPRESSED with a just and humane of
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. . . . O'Leary missed his left handed hits in return, and was Waled ji. shs miamionnimits wising from the inittmedlo vevelost
to the ropes, but he clawed himself up from the stakes, and do „fain ma*. „d tam • • eh he video a
MANSION-HOUSE. threw Ins adversary: stein .et• didaladag and lintoot 'DT.
ClIAID;I: or FORUING Mr MTV AND HALL MARKS S. The men had tried to do more than whet they could last sa. !LADY ealls the ananika , those belsessied, to his
Ms PLAYS:a-On Thursday a person mimed Jer. Garfield, Cooper's right hand was placed flush upon the ear, which did not peculiar lecatitibidbelnalasethad Ocoee, rake the wit till er ng
toiderwetit a politic examination on a charge of having seem to do any mischief: In a close both down, and betting even. empiric of dv, th, andoet Owe ...ion
Fergie' the duty stamp and the mark of the Goldsmiths' 6. Cooper made the play, and did not make a hit, nor could hold the promise to the clieztrit too., . br.
company technically called the hall-mark, on a quantity O'Leary from weakness return upon bim..
._..__„ EADY biUlnot presume to iallAbility in Mai
of case, but as far as human aseleeed by medial
Until the 10th round both were at bay, but in thsttuttna ' of plate, uiiii intent to defrand the revenne and the Gold-
placed a sort ofjobbing hit, and was thrown for It. skill can be applied he prondeei a certain, speedy,
smiths' company. The prisoner, who is a workiust silver- it. O'Leary hitting ithhte jot hand repeatedly*, its
,IDIIII. had undergone a private examination on Tuesday,
antagonist notnent restoration; mode only speeise •of S
inning
and its various NAN et dieseeartbe primary of
it having beets suspected that sonic opulent firma Were andst6
waning
stopping,out wilt
wail hishta7clies
bot,
.affection
made ta pats mourn. In a down, his professional studies, and being looned by the t
implicated uti carrying on this fraud, which, it is said, c,,,,pa undermost.
had been discuvet ed to have been carried on opium the nieces, which has accompanied hU nee of treatment divine*,
la the subsequent rounds, Cooper received a hard hit in the course of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to oar
vevenue and against the cow tarry. A muniser of' silver- 16th. his adversary thinking he hail a superiority in throwing. with the (tallest confidence, pretensions at once the most
-mitlis wet ein attendance. Mi. Lane attended as sulici- We pass over this part to the .21st round, when an excellent and encouraging. Innumerable instances can be
tor for the Goldsmith,' company. Mr. Sikes, the solicitor rallying hit and hit round followed, to the advantage of O'Leary, illustrative of die superiority of Dr. Eanv's system, which has
of the Stemp-ofliee, conducted the prosecution. who received a heavy fall, which a good deal spoiled him. been found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained by
'He called 111 r. (I. W. Tacker, who stated, that lie was 22, 23, and 24. All in favour of O'Leary, public institutions, has proved ineffectual. In addition to those
a' lige, in the enstome. 'Some days since a box of plate 26. Cooper was thrown in a close. and in the
027 n 7th he was consolatory advances, Dr. EADY will be found equally fortunate
was brought to the Custum-lounse and entered for Ostend, wonted also, and in the etith he received an hit . the:moo , in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies of the human
and was thrown.-3 to lon O'Leary.
anti he, an the • course of 'ditty, examined it, when hecoostitution, which embitter, and if DOI timely arrested, free
In the 3et round, which ended the fight, the 31st . in gamily render nugatory the very principal of' existence. From
found the.marks.en sonic apoolse, of which Ise produced a In
favor of O'Leary, who made the play; but was floored at the
&gen vivre ethle desolating state of inanity by re-animating the frame and
end by a right handed hit upon the head. eatiging tone and elasticity to the relaxed or Dr. EAD2 is si %camped a one his iuitials, repacked It, and ordered it In the 3; tit round Cooper was thrown.
to he detained. The last and 3tith round. Cooper appeared at the scratch, happy le convey the most cheering and positive assurances that
the ssibrees of both sexes may be rescued • a steady perseverance
Alr Geroge Miles of the Assay-office, in Goldsnothe- with his left eye closed, and his right handed up. Cooper hit to the moms dictated kind only nquired'._De. E,Dy is can.
hall, ' examined the plate prodeced by the last witness, his adversary a hem), blow on the temple, which finished the suited daily, at his house, 38, Dean Street, Soho, by patients of
and ilerinied the statues upon it to be fOrgeriee. In ex. tight for the Gypsey. „ both sexes. Country letters meet respectful attention.
planation, he said that the marks affixed to plate were, O'Leary was taken off the ground in a state of (..3 No. 38, Dean Street, Soho, is a Private House, opposite
that, the Eitig'e-head, which denoted that the duty Imo stupor, to the Cock Inn, at Sutton, where he expired Ward's Street . one end of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street,
been paid iii ia the mark el the leopard or lion was nearly, opposite the General Twopenny Post Office, and the other
about nine o'clock. He was bled, and there was • Street.-Advice
the Hall mei k ; thtl4 `Were also the letters of the year and Into Oxford grans to the Poor,
the issekei's initials, all of which were alibied from one no want of medical aid ; but it was all to no pur-
stamp at the mane time. These marks on the plate in pose, as the blow caused a rupture of one of the Yes-
ipte.tion were all forgeries. NUIle of the plate bail passed sets of' the brain. The deceased was a very brave A ROWLAND and SON respectfully caution
tioldsinitli.'-iiaii. I/ . the Publicagainst Spurious Articles. Under their names
Mr. Sikes.-Ilow much plate do you find entered in
man. Impostors have signed their Imitations, A. Rowlandson, which
--...,..--- deception renders it necessary to observe the True Signature, A.
your books as having been passed by the prisoner Jere- OLVIER AND TURNER.-A match, made up at ROWLAND and SoN, in Red Ink, which is wrote on each
iniali Gat field, durieg last year ?
?de. Miles.-,I fluid only 41 ounces and 14 peels. the, moment was fought on Thursday, in a field on Bottle of their Genuine Articles, asunder:
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,
Mr. Sikes.--low ls plate do you Mat in the parcel the Uxbridge-road, for n guinea and a quart of blue the Original and Genuine, which for many years has been uni-
seized with forged stamps, and with the prisoner's initials ram. Turner is a pupil of Carter's who thought vernally admired, and is acknowledged to be the best and cheapest
on it as the maker ? for nourishing the Hair, r rooting a luxuriant growth,
much of himself, and is not particular in his abuse, article
Mr. Mites -I find about 140 mites. and rendering it elegant and beautiful. Its superior and tried
• Mr. Alexander Levi, of the firm of Levi and Co. was which he levelled at Oliver, who was enjoying his virtues havegained it
thepatronzge of Royalty and many Noble
More, and deposed that a short titne since he received glass at Cribb's. He vauntingly challenged Oliver, Personages, and is attested by an immense multitude of witnesses.
an order from Messrs- Leven and Co. for a quantity of who took but little notice of hint, untill he could Price 3s. 6d.; 75.; and 10s. Gd.; and One Guinea per Bottle.
piste. 'flue prisoner was a spoon-maker, who had beets Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE.
brook his insults no longer, and on Turner putting By merely wetting the Hair with this preparation, the Proprie.
employed for several years by the him to work for theist _ tet
down a guinea to fib rht, Oliver covered it, and both tors warrant to produce immediately a change In RED Or GREY
is lila prufellsloll. Part of the order received flout
elem.. Leven and Co. was given to him. The spoons met in an hour at the appointed spot. Richmond HAIR, WHISICERS, EYE BROWS, &c. to a beautiful glossy and
permanent Brown, or Black. Mutating the exact natural colour.
made by the prisoner were packed tip in making up the and Ned Brown seconded Oliver, and Carter and a Washing makes this Dyethe more durable; Ladies orGentlemen
order, and sent to the Custom-house. stranger picked up Turner. may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 45.; 75. 6d.;Mr. Sikes said this wag the case for the prosecution. and (Os. 6d.
• 'fee Solicitor es lie attended iii behalf of the lit isoner Eleven rounds were fought in 22 minutes. The•
Also, ROW LAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT,
said, he Was not now prepared to defend his client trout wetness of the ground foileti both the men, and after for the TOOTH ACHE, and Cleansing and Beautifying :the
the charges made againet him. Iniesino• hits a close followed, and Turner was
a Teeth and Gums, and preserving them from pain to the latest
The pro-ectatuis had nu ohjectiiiii whatever to the re- period of life. 2s. !td ; 4s. Gd.; and log Gd, per bottle.
quest being seceded to, and the Lord Mayor accordingly thrown. Sold Wholesale, Retail,. and for Exportation, by the Sol,
week.
Round 2. Turner spewed some science, which would have
Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON,'-
corner of Kirby Streetd
remanded the prisoner fur awe done with tl:e gloves, but Oliver got between his guard, and the first turning on the right in Hatton Gardon, Holborn ; and
A eat taut was issued ageinst atwitter individual in the grassed hills by a hit on the heal, by appointment by Mann. Smyth, 117, Gattic and Peirce, 57,
trade on a similar charge. The dilly is Is. Gd. per ounce. 5 and 4. Turner rushed, and Oliver parried his blows, the Itigge and Son, 35, Overton, 47, and Thevenot, New Bond '
But the r:I mime charged against the prisouer is Hot sir led ground being too wet to make a stand to receive him. Turner Street; Messrs. Hendries, Titehbourn Street; Bayley and Blew,
so mach by the trade with relatian to the fraud co 11111 l toed angrily asked why Oliver did guild and not fight, and the Cockspur Street; Berry, 17. and Johnstone, 15, Greek Street, •
' upon the revettite, es to its consequent-4s upon commerce, answer was, •1 I'll be with you directly," are: he threw hint in &ay.; Barclay and Sons, 95, fleet Market; Newberg', 43, and
iti the forgery of these 'narks, which are the guarantee of both rounds. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchyard; Belton, and 'fun, Royal
the character and quality of the plate. 5. Tuincr received a flush hit on the temple, which drew Exchange, London ; and by all Perfumers end Medicine
BO vv-sTit E El. streams of claret, and set his eyes barley inn:Wing. Venders throughout Europe.
6. Olivet phased a good tight handed Mt upon his adversary's ea, Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Howland's Dye, and observe
On Monday, James Smith, a tall stout Irishman, eye, and threw him, and the tight was his own. the Signature on the label to each bottle, " A. ROWLAND
whole lace was severely lacerated and brumes!, and ills 7 and ti. Oliver placed several hits, and threw his adversary, anti SON." .i
clothes clivered with blood, was bratialit up in custody who was dead beat.
elf J. Jeffreys, one of the patrol, charged with assaulting el. Turner slipped down in making play. --- - - -
l Be Oliver placed a heavy hn on the mark, which doubled his 1.010:101I ioanters
Ni r. Michael Gallahati,mi Saturday teght in St. James's adversary up, and won the fight, as in thc next round Turner
park, wit h intent to rob hiin. could not stand' CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, AUGUST to.
The prosecutor, who is a gentleman residing in Tic; -
Our market was tolerably well supplied with Wheat from our
lield-street, Ma rylehotie, was proceeding across St.Jatues's Thursday the election of' one of the Sixteen Re- coasts, as well as a considerable quantity which remained from
park from Bock inghetit gate to the Horse Guards, and presentative Scuts Peers in Parliament, vacant by Wednesday's marker, the sales were very few except for the
on entering the Mall, obaaved the prisoner, in company
thelEarll••
death o the o Stair, came on in the Pic- finest samples, the interior descriptions were rather lower. Barley .
remained very steady at our last quotations, there being but little
with another man, lucking amongst the trees ; and ots
lure Gallery of the Palace of Holyrood House, at market. Oats were tether dull in sale and appear on the
passing them, overheard the prisoner say to his compa-
nion, "is this hi/a l'" The other replied, "No, hut he Edinburgh, when the election was declared to have decline. In Beans, Peas, &c. there is no alteration and but
will do as well." The prisoner directly made up to Mr. fallen on Lord Arbuthnot, tine little business doing. numbers being-For
Gallahan and solicited chanty, as he said lie was a poor Lord Arbuthnot, 29-For Lord Reav, 1--Majority
man out of artrk. Air. Gail..hatt suspecting, that tile for Lord Arbuthnot, 28. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per quarter, of the Tactic i
Maritime District; of ENGLAND and 1% ALEs, tor tie e
;intoner intended releting hint, contrived to slip his
purse beta ten his neck chills, and then bade the prisoner iirepe. Gazette. •
_ti ois, as lie had nothing to give. Prisoner said he mu,.
;mil .%ttitl.: have 21. anii &reedy szruch Mr. Gallabeit a . Wheat... 533 4.1 I Barley... 25s 3,1 I Beau: ......51s 541 ~;,.
pitrclorence. the lady of 11. Bouebitr, esq. of a son. us
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.... 3i, iod 0at,...... tiy id Pease... ... SO' 11,, ...
I ly at I. Dolt, elm. of Chailt, sheet, Hatton garden, of a son. ". ' ,
wVt..re blow met the heath Mr. Gallahan remised the At URA' onion, Mr.. Mashet, of the Royal Allut, of a son.
compliment with such s tolence, that the pri-oner directly Al!.i Illuttion Irtall,ne lady al Col. C. Bruce, at A 11,11. . BROWN Olt MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
3 J met. my. Clapham en/union, tat a daughter.
fell prostrate • but iminediately recoverina himself again '
At •Unlonoplaer, Lambeth, Mrs. W. Smith,of a von. Average Price fi mu the Returns rustle in the Week ending
attacked lqr.'Galiahun, such was again knocked (. i owll. Mrs. liattheat, of Lavender hill, tar a daughter. Welltuallay last, 325. 9th. per cwt. exclusive of duty.
, Finding that he was likely to get a orsted, he called to
. • his compthiati to :Wilt hint, who cense, and both ',fillet's ft.flttell. SM IT II Fl ELL) MARK ET. a
set on lt.. Gallaltan, who kept them at bay
eler thri e
In Finsbury square. 11. Iletuitleks, esq. of Witopoto street, and of ---..w
iptarteraof an' botiraatid then, overcome by vithesit erect'. (Sc thine of Vituaiea, t.. Rose, only daughter at '. I.IuVrII, esq. of i
lions,' he fell t)l the aruand : the prisoner then Jumped
You
At rli:ACi%7, Iltdf"."Da."/:::•ei.b, of Great Hermitage street, to Miss FRIDAY, AUGUST UL-Our market WAS well supplied with 7
prime Beasts this morning, but there being a dull sale Beef' was
e on hint and searched his 'shekels; and on finding them Duette, , niece of E. kart", esq. toe Grove wad, Mlle end road. cheaper. Mutton was much in request, and obtained Monday's . .
empty, was stood-44d that its the most brutal manner B. Itoft, esq. 01. sew Li o,m:rent:tot, C0...EZ:he1.1:,/tine, eldest prices. Pork, Veal, land Lamb met only a trilling &island wad were
lie attempted' to Itteick Mr. Gallahana brains taut by "At George's,Slt'.ro: W. ('"Ain. esq. of Lb i Sir F. .11,1 'l'*b rather cheaper. The business in the Hay-market was not very
auorr square,
Beat dig Ins Head agioliet. Ole ground : iortimately, at this park, leeks, to Dennetta, eldest daughter at Hoary Vlllebois, esq. of
ettmalperou.r. last
. quotations, but Clover and straw ,
ifiStatlt,lll,ptflant c,,t4f4 111/ di* itiZed the prisoner, who, (4'ic't Stepney," cre
place, t I". 41"4,1117, men; Mies Cairns, daughter of Dr. James wbreireskca; ell! aaytr°itlhet'
The tanowing is a correct statement of the prices and nambers . i
alter a aefrperate sangale, aas StlCLifh.d. His CfnliDdllioll Cairns, royal navy.
at market:-
made oil. --:Cur In Rev. I. W. trail, of sharohrook, I edfordshile.
agua:was remanded. J. Itayne, ran, of alldrileios terrace, to Ann, way laughergt.ter a the pklt Eul MEAT, exexclusive of the Offal, vs Inch consist s o
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Fia'AL BOXING to Julia, reCIAI.I daughter of J. Deacon, ay. of Russell place, Fitzroy 11..-Per Stone of 1111).
square. Mu 3 DAT. FRIIMV.
BETWEEN COOPER (IRE OVPSEY) AND O'LEARY, at Loose, W. P.I. Penfold, esq. of Loose court, to Ann, eldest
Beef Bs hil so ile 84 Reef 4s 0.1 to gs 61
• ON TUESDAY LAST. daughter tar the late E. Ilona...wood, esq. of Maidstone.
Mutton 3a 6d to fa ed Minutia 4t 2d to 44 lle
Al hrusingtun, Mr. I:. hies, of How Wee,. Covent garden, to Jaw -
~:' -.Pm- Lawrence, )oantest rtauglitm of (beige b. %turner, esq. of Wapping. Lamb s. Ott 10 611 Oct Lamb St 6.1 to 4, 19..
#,''' This battle took place 18 miles from London,
• Vans
Where Spring beat Bob Burns, and Cooper beat ~. Park 4s 4d to .ee 0.1 Pork 44 ed to lot 6.1 ..
At her house, is Chlswell street, Mos. Mary Wilton, relict of t". Head of Cattle at ineeket. iiead a (Awl. es Market.
.r West Country Dick. At half-past one the men .ale Si. Mow,, Mi. al Weill row, 1•111110011, 'iv,' pis,
I llOll%B *Or Or Geo. WAWA,' eSta. Of CliSik lodge, near Cbashent, Relish
Shed.lit , , . .. 5.1,
' entered tllB *Kg. Set•onds, Shelton anti Gas tut' 11„",,. ' Shell, and 1.11 mita . 10,600 ep and Lama; B Goa
Cooper, and Randall anti Jones for O'Leary.- air. Fortest, of Southamptou buildings. I'lz.,
Mrs. laud). al I et ey octet, Bootord sptare.
• Average betting even. • At Wolcioehatn, !larks, in :he 77ila year ol his age. the Rev. Win. Ca" ea
Round I. O'Leary.M&4lC play, false hits. Cooper went over Bremner, many years curate of that place, and master or Loess
blooded, mi••eed all hits, but threw his adversary by a stmeritn.ty 11 .'"
At 0C or . lon, and 33 years, Rebecca, wife of Mr. Joseph Blake, of HAY-MARKET. r.
in that qualification.
. Great Surrey Wee, Polk:110r. Illy
-2. Cooper :male the play with the springing right handed hit, At hi. 1„,,,,,. Sc, tkoell adds, Surrey, A. Wilson, esq. aged 74. iatAl r - - • - ,i. 4 4 0 to 1.4 IS
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but he mussed his distance, .and,irt•kising O'Leary we, Nene.. C. netinier, esq. of went lose square, itch 07.
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thrown. At leterslani, me Doti. I lenseutitia Elphitudone. daughter 01' John,
3. Cooper tried tight handed hits bullicund over his tither. 11tht Lord
to Elphiuhritittuata
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sary'sguarth which partly toil, :Ind 'tartly were thwarted by the
',t las.ine'ttle'l• asse l'atitlllgta Korea, J. fhrupp, el;4. aged 74.
caution of O'Leary in parrylng. li stung to a stand still, but isiliah...f...,, C. It. i1e,1„,.e. 04, of Oi and", „no cowman. T%' 'Gra at the Office, 76, Fleet Street, where all Letters to
01.eary's Ka hanata a ork gave him
best. Cooper rushed hi At le, 1„...e, Weston avers, eh s. Maria Jane .h.buotiereeet of the
again, and threw his man. Even betting. ate b. Johnson, esq. ..t Ike Eatt India house. aged 72. the Editor, &c. (post paid) muscbc addressed.
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