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Millida y the whets SC the Troops twining the Garriseg. of . Thk folio% ing printed- plicattl Was ihil morning
Chatham, with the Cavalry Depot from Maidstone, assembled . active. y circulating Itmnn2,,Zt the Radicals, frOin which
it would seem that annther public entry of Mr. Hbni
on Chatham Lines,.and went through a stand field-day, under
the immediate command of the Adjutant-GeneraL Tbe troom,
into London is intended, after. his liberation from 11.
I although the day was wvt• Went through the whole of the fickl
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1 elicitor Jail on Alrecloriday Nett; •
Maneuvers with the grrate.t order and precis en.
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Monday, the Garrison marched again to Clutha's% Lines, un- " P.UBLIC ENTRY OF HENRY. HUNT, F.SQ. •
A Meeting of the diffrent Trades in the Psfetropelli wit h 0
most der the eummand of General Sit H. TOIRMS. and performed a . •
grand field-day. The weather proving fine, the troops had a • held at the sign of the Bon Head, Jeer%
obeyc Jissiomost imposing appearance; the square, line, sad 11121ftsi ahaite* street, Cripplegate; on Monday evening, October itit, tit mit
were executed with the greatest order, and the Adjetact-Oeue-
into eonsideiation the arrangeoients for gtvhig to lhai
persecuted inditislual, Henry unt, a Public lour Will Loa-
rat expressed his entire satisfaction at the discipline of the troops,
to the Commanding Offictil or the liegiments.on the ground.._._, don, on Monday, the litliday of November neje. -'
The 2d and last division of the 15th (or York East Ridingi • The male to belays precisely
.at Seen e. 006..
Regiment of Foot, Lieut.-General Sir M. Dwarf, K.C. ft Os- (Sige) • • 's THOMAS SA
lonel, consisting of four companies, under the command of Ma-
~ Londun. Oft ss, Isive Chairman.DGßOVEi
jor Maxwou., embarked at Liverpool on the 2.-", d instant, and
sailed for Dublin on board the undermentioned vessels, vii. the
Duke of Wellington, Earl of Annesley, Duke of Athol, and
Marquis of Drogheda.
The 65th (or 2d York North Riding) Regiment of Foot, QM-
aural T. Omni:nos Camel, is expected to arrive shortly in'
2n4land, from India.
20th (or East Devonshire) Regiment of Foot, Limit.—
Galeria Sir W. Hoonon, K.C. R. Colonel, embarked at St. Ho.
lona in March last, for the purpose of relieving the 65th Put.
The 17th Or Leicestershire) Regiment of Foot, Masai J.
CEMUAGNE Colonel., has received orders to return (ran Isis
to England, where its arrival is also 'hardy expelled. . .
• 'the 13th (or lot Somerset) Regiment of Font. Os ono R.
)lostuson Colonel, has been ordered to India, id rakes the littil
Regiment of Foot.
ORDERS RESPECTING ORDERLY DRAGOONS.
Dragoons who may be employed in the conveyance of letters 1
are to be used as sparingly as possible, and it is only in specks(
and %urgent cases, where dispatch is necessary, that Letters or
Reports ate to be forwarded by Dragoons.
The precise time at which the dispatch is sent off, and the
rate at which it is to be conveyed, must be written very clearly
on the cover of all letters, which the urgency of the service re-
quires to be transmitted by Dragoons.
The rate shall not, except in cases of necessity, exceed sin
stiles per hour ; and the Dragoon must, on all occasions, where
there is no back letter,be ordered to return leisurely to quarters.
These instructions, and the rate at which be is to travel, are
to be clearly explained to the Dragoon at the time he receives
the dispatch.

SPORTING IN7'ELLIGENCS.

• PEOESTRI4SISM: .
The North side of St. Paul's Mardo-yard gine tik
almost impassable from the number of persons collected td wk-
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the coming in of fright the pedestrian, who was mead
to arrive at twelve o'clock, to finish his metals of 'talkies to
York and back in See days, fors wager of 41100. As the boor
of twelie approached, all was expectadon ; but the teeleillit Si •
decide the bet passed without Wright's making his iipLiainesea
consequently be has failed is aecompliskitig hie talk. The F
Chronicle has the following paragraph on the *hied t
" Thursday Morning, Nine o'Clech.—Wriglot, oentiely to
expectation, bas not yet arrived. We undeastsed that he maid
Retford yesterday morning, but in consequence dfUlkeis stopped
there some time • be again proceeded; and it is sbpposed that
his illness hasinereased, and obliged him to give up the task."

LA M 13TO N PARK RAC RS (Cosibtaasay=Ocr.
Mr. Wyvill's Mercury beat Mr. Shatto's Orlando, list. eadi;
D. C. 50gs.-6 to 5 on Mercury.
Lord Nornsanby's Lady Ann, lOst. 91b. beat Mr. Witham's
Miss Gunpowder, 1 Ist. T. Y. C. 50gs. h. 11.2 to lon Lady
Ann.
The Gold Cup, given by the Ladle* far horses the_prOperty
Members of the Lambtoo Racing Club. T. Y. C.
Mr. T. S. Duncornbe's Spot, 6 yrs old, fist. 91b. - Il
Mr. Lambtou's Mrs. Siddons, 5 yrs old, Ilst. 41b. -
Ld Muncaster's Warner, agrd, list. Mr. Wyvill's Dairy.;
maid, 4 yrs old, lOst. Mb. Mr.. Lambton's Miss O'Neill, 4 yrs
old, 10st. 111 b. IA Normanby's Capulet, aged, lest. and Mr.
Loraine 's The Rising Sun, aged, list. Mb. also started, butweri
not placed.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Another fortnightly discharge of seventy roan from Plymouth
Dock-Yard, nook place last night.
The following rates of superannuation for tie several oaken
lately discharged from Plymouth Dock Yard, were received
there on Friday :—D. B. Dawes, Esi. Clerk of the Survey,
375. J. H. Hovvitson, Esq. Clerk of the Rope-yald, £204,
3s. 4d. Messrs. W. Hayward, Master Joiner, £237. 10s. J.
Burt, Master House-carpenter, £229. ss. 4d. John Sumpter,
Master Boat-builder, 2011. 6s. Bd. P. Frost, Foreman. of
Caulkers, .919 A. 135.441. Wm. Easthorne, Foreman of Boat;
house, £9O. J. Sumpter, Foreman of Joiners, £.17.101. Joseph
Dawe, Foreman of Teams, £42. John Martin, Foremen of La-
bourers, Doidge, Nicholas . Foreman of Riggers, £55. 1.5 a.—
James Eales, Foreman of the Sail-makers, sCS. Twenty two
Quartermen of Shipwrights, from £9l. to £42. Seven Quarter-
men of Caulktrs, from E 72. to £44.

2 to 1 apt Mrs. Siddons-5 to 2 apt Dairymaid--and b to 1
apt Spot.
Mr. L. Fox's Snuff-box, 4 yrs old, 10st. 1211 i. rec. ft. from
Mr. Petre's Sam. 1 Ist. 61b. L. C. 100 gs.
Mr. T. S. Duncombe's Byram rec. ft. from Ld Muneaster's
Tandem, 10st. each. Two miles. 100 gs.
Mr. Petres Fitzwalter, lOst. 101 b. tee. ft. from Mr. Raale.,
den's Whirlwind. Ilst. 61h. T. Y. C. 50gs.
Mr. Withant's Miss •Gunpowdir, apt Mr; Loraine's Ilan
Sun, Mr. Loraine to receive 71b. Off by consent.
HUNTING.
The Surrey Fox-hounds will meet on Monday next, at Loek's
Bottom; Thursday, at Hamiey Green; Saturday, at G.dstooe.
The Sanderstead 'Harriers will meet on Mitnday, Wednesdayi •
and Saturday next, at Kennel.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds will meet. on . Monday nest, at
Peak's Closes; Wednesday, at Niehon High Wood; Friday, at ,
Swallow Village; Saturday, at Rye Hill.
Bryaraw Hissrrilr R. Sutton's hounds will meet on Mon-
day, at Hungram Gorse; Tuesday, at Gate Button; Thursday,
at Burton Kennel; Saturday, at Blankney.
The South Wold Subscription Foi-hounds will meet on caws.
day, at Scotland House; Thursday, at Coningsby; Saturday,
at the Kennel.
Wednesday, about nine o'clock in the morning, a fox. mode
his public entry into Oxford, by way of Christchurch Meadow,
through Merton Grove, into Magpie-lane. Sa unusual a visitor
soon caused a tally-ho, and poor Reynard was stopped in his
career by a man at the top of the lane throwing his hat at Mitt,
which caused him to make a complete sumaterset ; he then ran
into a small court-yard, and leaped upon the roof of an out-house,
where his pursuers, by means of ropes, secured the gentleman,
and one of them doffed his smock frock, tied it at one end, and
bagged him in a jijity.

DIAL, OCT. S.S.W.—Sailed this morning the
Grenada, Dog; for Chili ; Ocean, Smurrnass, for the Cape of
Good Hope; Harris, —, for the South Seas; and John Catto,
DUNNING, for Arabe.

Pomrsatorro, o.r. 25. —Wind S.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
IrHzoom to the eastward.

Pi.vstorru, OCT. 24.—Wind S. by E.—Arrived the Sylaren,
bound to Lisbon, with loss of sails, &c.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 24.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Success,
Hicks, and Four Friends, —, from London.
NORTH SHIELDS, OCT. Wind S.E.--This morning a sloop,
on coming over Tynemouth bar, was struck by a heavy sea and
instantly upset, and all on board perished; by part of a boat's
stern that has come on shore,.it appears her name is the Endea-
vour, of Scarborough.—The sailors have struck this morning, to
assist the keelmen : to stop ships above ten keels loading at cite
spouts is what they demand.
Ptinsucir, Orr. 24.—Arrived the sloops Commerce, &alum,
and Brothers, WILLIAMS, from Waterford, bound to London,
with figs.—Wrecked at St. lee's, last night, the brig Active, of
Fowey, WILLIAMS, from Wales, with coals. Captain and crew
saved, but the vessel and cargo will be totally lost.—Sailed the
brig John and Grace, of Plymouth, Baowx, with a cargo of oivs,
fur London ; Norwegian brig Rede Dere, of Porsground, Furs-
ormarti' in ballast, for Dram, in Norway ; and a fleet of coasters,
for both Channels, on the 20.4 inst.—The wind has been S.S.E
for the past two days, blowing a hurricane. One of the Newlyn
drift-boats, on the pilchard fishery, has been fitted on shore near
Cuddan Point, and lost, with all her fishing craft. Several others
have been lost, with the greater part of their nets, and have been
with much dificulty preserved themselves. The sears-boat De-
fence has just been driven ashore under Newlyn, and totally lost.
NORTHERN EXPEDITIONer--.All the Journals and
Memcranda belonging to the members of the Expe•
dition have been forwarded to London. Captain
FRANKLIN is sanguine as to the ultimate success of
Captain PARRY : the appearance which the Polar Sea
presented at the mouth of the Copper-mine River, and
for the distance of 500 miles along the coast, north-
east from thence, which was as far as their resources
and the weather would permit them to explore, im-
pressed the Expedition with a confidence that Captain'
PARRY would this year be able to accomplish his pur-
pose; and that it is considered probable that the first
intelligence respecting the northern squadron will be
received from Russia, through her settlements on the
north:west coast of America.—Edinburgh Star.

Two knights of the lapstone, of the names of Adams
and Owen, having yesterday sacrificed too freely at
the shrine of blue ruin and heavy wet, in honour of
weir tutelar Saint (Crispin), quarrelled, and nothing
short of anal would suffice; they set-to in York-street, •
Stepney, fought twenty rounds, when Adams received
a cross-buttock, had two of his ribs broken and his
right wrist dislocated.
DRDRY-LANE THEATRE.--PiZarro and Giovanni
in London, though so familiar to the Public, last night
attracted an overflowing audience. Pizarro is•ino
deed extremely well played, not only in its principal,
but even in its subordinate characters. Madame
VESTRIS, in Don Giovanni, sings so sweetly, and acts
with so much spirit, that we do not wonder at the
continued popularity cf Giovanni in London.
COVENT-GA EDl:N.—That sterling Comedy, the Way
to Keep Him, was last night revived at this Theatre,
and the part of the sprightly, fascinating It idow Bel-
mour, was assigned to Miss CHCSTER, in whore it
found an able supporter. Mrs. CHATTERLY played
Mrs. Lovemore, and we never saw her to greater ad-
vantage. It is a character pecnliarly well suited to her
powers. Mr. KitmeLa's Love sore is a finished piece
of acting: he imparts to the character it, full share
of spirit and vivacity. Mr. W. FARRRN'S Sir Bash.
RICHA ninon, GooDJ.UCE, and CO. feel themselves Jul Constant was loudly applauded. Mr.JoN es played
called upon to offer their most grateful acknowledg- Sir Brilliant Fashion; it is scarcely necessary to add
ments to their Friends and the Public, for the nume. that he played it well. Miss FOOTE was an interest-
rous favours conferred on them in the present Lottery. ing Lady Constant ; in a word, all the performers
They cannot repeat anything in favour of the Scheme exerted themselves to the utmost, and the Piece went
stronger than the pledge they have already given, as off with much spirit.
old-established Office-keepers, that it is one of the ADELPHI TnenTRE.--Lrfe in London, as exhibited
best ever framed ; and they beg leave to recommend in this elegant little Theatre, continues in unabated
to the Public to purchase before NEXT WEDNESDAY, attraction. The New Marriage Act, in which Wit-
the First Day of Drawing, as all the Capitals are KINSON has an excellent opportunity of displaying his
floating, and may be drawn on that Day, which comic talents, also continues popular. The House
would wholly disappoint those Persons who had not last night was crowded in every part.
then made their Adventures. Ricuaanson, GOOD- WEST LONDON THEATRE.--Last night this Theatre
LUCK, and Co. respectfully solicit the-favours of the boasted-an elegant and crowded audience, to witness
Public. at their Old-Established Office, 104; Bank- Miss Bauelom in the character of Albina Mandevilk
Buildings, Cornhill. in anew Burletta, founded upon the Comedy of The
ELacylotia tw Baeut.—Erztract of a letter dated Will. Miss Bautrron's performance was chaste and
Rio de Janeiro, August 16:—" Our parochial clot- spirited, and exhibited talents which would do ho.
tors, who are to elect our proportion (of eight De- nour to either of our Winter Theatres, from which
puties) for the province of Rio de Janeiro, met last we are sorry to see her excluded. The other charac-
Sunday for that purpose, and have fulfilled their ters were well sustained, and the Burletta was re-
functions. The names are not yet known, bit re- ceived with great applause. A splendid Melo-dame
port speaks favourably of the choice of Members.— followed, entitled &take; or, The Robbers of Bag.
The following is the mode of aection p--Each pa. dad, which exhibited much grand scenery and good
rish ascertains the number of inhabited houses, every actini3, particularly the characters of the heroine, by
hundred of which returns one parochial elector; so Miu ausron, and the Captain
that 1000 houses give ten electors. To name'these, Mr. Baunrox.
the mantled fathers of families (or if married with- SURREY.—This Theatre,
out children, equally vote).assemble at their Parish ment of .Mr. W. BURROUGH;
Church, and giving in the list of names of the ten of spectable audiences W. witness
their neighbours whom they select, the ten having interesting Piece, called the
most votes are declared electors. This province ft- introduced a remarkably 100
tures nearly 500. They in their turnaseet to elect our' perforeiteaces are, indeed.'.almost
proportion of Deputies, which is eight. The four- other Satertainsnente are el
teen provinces of Braail.return 100, when .5/1 or and well petit the apprsbation
majority out of 100, assemble here, which Ruffle is Miss STEPWISE is now at
two months, we proceed to business, and the others engaged for twelve nights at.
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ratters or the heroiee, by
plain of the Banditti, by
under the able manage.
Ms nightly attracts re..
:as ;he performance of as
ievaineretsk, in which is
is stud of borses—their
almost . incradiblei Tho
E a superior description,
ion bestowedna them. 4
Edinburgh, .tvliei e %ha ill 1. -
at.;the Theatre, sat ap-