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London, England, 1825-11-28 00:00:00

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Saturday, Charles 14ett, Elizabeth Gardner, alias Meek, and Francis
Jima Rigand, were brought bcture Mr. Hash% for examination,
chwged with having fraudulently obtained letters of administration
to the goods of gne Joseph loci, otherwise lied, by means of Eliz.
(-Loaner swearing that she was his next of kin, aid with forging
and preparing two powers of attorney for withdrawing a part of
sir. Ricci's property from the Batik, with intent to defraud the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England.

Mr. Rigout!, in his defence, said, that he did net consider there
was any evidence to charge hint with fraud nr forgery. He had
accompanied Miss Gardner to tffect the transfer ; he thought her
name was Gardner, and if he tell into error he did it unintentiouaUy.
lie complained that on searching his person, hit money and receipts,
which were to•cessary for his defence, were taken from him ; he had
now no money or friends, and had a powerful body like the Raub
opposed to him—a single individual.
Mr. Freshlield, the Bank Solicitor, told him that the receipts
should be given up to hiM.—Ther other prisoners made no defence,
and they were remanded for a further examination.

Advices from Carthagena to the 2d October, state
that the sickness which prerniie., nn bard his Majesty's
ship Scylla, had disapie iteJ. Tve disease was got un•
der by fumigating the ship, with nitrous Ras.

GWZNAFVE MINING ASSOCIATION.—TiIe meeting of
the Shateholders of this Company, which was to have
been he'd nn Saturday at the Auction Mart, has been
pohtponed tiil Wednesday, when the Directors have
P.
led..'d ti‘em•-lves to lay before the Shareholders a
sat'sfa.tmy statement of the affairs of the Company.
A few p7t sons, however, assembled on S,iturday, at the
Auction Matt, at the hour appointe by the original
adverti,ement. None of the Directors were present,
.ind no husine-s was transacted.

Tuessiay, the hot • hold furniture of Mrs. Wright,
who perished in the Comet, was sold, in Glasgow. To
'hew in what respect the relations of Mr. and Mrs.Wriet
held their memory, their likeness es in wax, neatly framed
sogether, and facing, oae another, which at first might
cost 10.. 6J. was put up. The auctioneer said he would
not put it up under 55., when Deacon M.A.-drur, of this
city, bade 11. Is.; another young man bade 51. ; the
contest then began, when the Deacon sti od firmly,
crowning every pound to a guinea, un.il it reached to
391. which he likenie crowned. Ile stopped his oppo-
sition by making it even pounds, when a young man, a
student in the University, and a relation, bade 42
guineas ; another young man, in the same relationship,
bade 45 guineas. The agent of Mrs. Milntyre, of Fort
William bade 50/.for that Lady, to whom it aas knrcked
down. He rejoiced at t is bargain, saying, that although
it had cost 100 gnine.s, he would have bought it for
he'.—( lasgoto Llrr °nide.
Miss Hayward, who obtained a verdict against Mr.
Pitt, at the late Worcester Assizes, of 1,4'001. for a
breach of promise of marriage, to be enforced if the
defendant did not make good his engagement of mar-
rying her, states, in her affidavit, that the defendant
called upon her, accompanied by a recruiting serjeant,
and informed her that he had enlisted, and was about
to go abroad ; that he was nevertheless willing to marry
her, but that it was his intention to set off for the East
Indies the next day, and take his property.with him, if'
Ire cent d, and so disappoint the plaintiff and the law-
yers too. Under these c.rcumstances the plaintiff had'
no alternative, and she refused him.

As a remarkable instance of mortality in Leeds,
sixty-four burials hAve taken place at the parish Church,
from November 13 to November 21 inclusive, being
nine dAys only. '

SPORTING ITELLT.GENr.E.

IitYNTING.

andlai*. Esq.
utfi's Fez Hounds, Wednesday, at flora.
Ft jriday, at Neld.
Surry Fox Hounds, Thursday, at Godstone; and Sa;T•dit 4
Addiugtnn.
The Harriers, Wednesday and Saturday, at Sandetstead.
The East Sussex' Hounds Thursday, at Plumpton;
at Mount Caburn.

PE D AN ISM.
Captain Warren, of Upper Merton, undertook on Satut.l3TA,
a bet of 200 sovereigns, to go from Brighton to Kennington ci.;7
by way uf. Godstone and Turner's Hill (54 miles), in nine
The bad state of the roads brought betting to seven to four on
iMr. Warren accomplished 38 miles in four hours, when he cu.,:
a temporary halt, and continued on at a winning rate to
down, 13 miles, having two hours and five minutt•l left. Isle
w.in performed in :,bout two minutes within the given time, ie., ;,
move extraordinary perseveranze.

WINNERS OF THE GOLD CUP, 182.5.
I;taderneath will be found an accurate statement of all the wino;;.
of Cold Cups of the present Year, it being intended as a fi'li
the memories of the Gentlemen of the Turf, and in antici;atiura
a it:ce artic'e in the yes, ly Book Calendar, which will nut make it;
appearance until the beginning of next year :
Tit z Hoo Marrtsc, Aram 9—Mr. Pickford's Monimia hex.
Rein-deer, Vargas and three nthers.al
CnEsTER, MAY 2—Lord Grosvenor's ilyrettu,, bean:;; M. 11,..
ton's 04:vestry, and five others.
CHESTER, MAY 4—Lord Derby's Urganda, beating
General Mina, o.westry, and Canteen.
You, MAY 10—Mr, Whittaker* Lot ter y, beating Mustachio, and
several others.
EtSJM, MAY 18—General Grosvenor's Wings, beatir; nine otb„.,.
BEVERLEY, MAT 19 —Mr. G. L. Fax's gr. c. by Interpreter,azels
year; beating four others
MANCHESTER, MAY 26-11 r. Russell's Mustachio,benleg %UT.
Stanley's General Mina.
NEn TON, 3u:cal—Mr. fytton's Euphrates, beating .Ir.Sitoj.4:,
I burg Corrector, General Mina, and two minis
ASCOT, JUNE 2—Lord G. D. Cavendish's Biaarre, beding
Craven's Longwaist, and Mr. Cooper's Streatham.
Ruminant!, JUNE 20—Mr. Carlton's Theo.:ere, besti;:g nvoona.s.
W/NCHISTER, JUNE 25—Mr. Craven's. Longwaist, he-tto;
Whiteside's brother to Amuck), ..1,41 atiothsr.
Ssaa:roun. Jur f:9 General Grosvenor's Wing., heatin; f 1,?,.
deer and Provos,.
LANCASTER, JUNE 29—Lord D.trlington's Barefoot, beatia:k.
tet y, Young Corrector, and Psnthea.
HAN:Pr:W, JULY I—Mr. 1).? Burgh's 'Turfy Burly, hexing Cr.:-
Lock's Orator, and three others.
PRZATN, JULY 13—MT. Whittaker's Lottery, beating Mustachs,
Urgauda, Burma, and Canteen.
Niwcaseur., Juror 14—Duk.e uf Leeds' Bluebeard, beating 2.1 t.
Lambtott's Rosario.
NOTTINGHAM, JULY 20—Sir T. Stanley's Genera! Mina, beatrt
Susan, Miss Maltby, and two others.
Deane, JULY Tomea's Sir Grey, beating
.Cant..en, Bare-
foot, and Sligo.
Baccl4.ll, JULY 19—Colonel Wilson's b. c. by Interpreter, butler
Captain Rous's Rigmarole, and two others.
CHELTENHAM, JULY 22 Mr. Craven's Longwaist, beating L-
phrases, Flexible. Deport, and Osweatry.
KNUTSFORD, JULY 26 —Sir T. Stanley's Haji Baba, heatiug Hymn-
tus, and the Butler.
Butooxwana, JULY 26—Mr. Pulsford's Aura, beating moonset!.
KIC.SDAL, JULY 27—Mr. Smith's Sophy, beating Lady Bab, Y.
Corrector, and Monntaineer.
BRIGHTON, JULY 28-7-Lord Egremont's Stumps, beating Cydnio,
Bizarre, and Dahlia.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 28—Lord Palnaeraton's Grey Leg, beans:
Menimia, and Tiara.
HUNTINGOoN, Armen 2—Mr. O'Connor's Wiseacre, beating Var-
gas and Catiliue.
Moarrausa, AUGUST 2—Mr. Farquhanon's North Star, heath,:
Major Weir's The Nick, Skiff, Ledstone, and John Grant.
Woecneetta, Annan 4—Mr. Mytton's Euphrates, beating Major
Gore's Roweston, and two others.
SALISNURY, AUGUST s—Lord Palmerston's Grey Leg, beating tyro
others.

Awircoon, Atiourr 9—Mr. Sadler's Triumph walked over.
Goonwoon, AUGUST 10—Mr. Wyndbam's brother to Rack sad
All Slack. beating Daticlizette and Ganymede.
CH rudsroza, Argun. 11—Mr. Wilson's Isabella, boating Meirnit.
Winvengazirron, AUGUST 15—Sir T. Stanley's Hajji Usu.
ing Sir Grey, Grenadier, and three others.
DITTO, AUGUST 18—Mr. Mytton's Euphrates, beating Erefsat,
General Mina, and Sir Grey.
YR RMOUTD, AUGUST' 16—Mr. Rumbold's ch. c. by Selim, begin
Colonel Wilson's b. c. by Interpreter.
OXFORD, Acorn 17—Mr. Craven's Longwaist walked over.
111. A snrokn, August 17—Lord Parnerston's Grey Leg, heating
two others.
H►aaroxo, Aucusr 18—Major Gore's Roweston, beating
Day's Slue.
Svor crow , Ara. 19—Mr. la worth's Minna, bearing a e other:.
SU RTUR.UPON-TRFNT, A CCUST 11.5—001011e1 Yates's File de .or,
beating Oiwestry, Ski), and several others.
Eatiam, AUG. 23—Duke of Richmond's Spree, Leming fours:km.
Iluanaitor, Aug. 25—Mr. Craven's Lengwaist, beating Preemie!.
STOUR., sway Aug. 31—M c. Bartley's l lrxible,beathig Mr. Top
Masame.
A SMARR, Sm. I—Mr. Farquharson's North Star, bean.; Mr.
Mantle's Prosody.
Po:armies., Sam 7—Lord Sligo's Canteen, beating Actium, Fir

Charlotte, Carmelite, and Minna.
Wmcwiex, Serv. 7—Mr. Craven's Longwaist, betting Trisaftk

Claude hurraine, and Euphrates.
EA SIM:47OIA SIFT. B—Lord Palmerston 's Lugborough, bee*

tw•o others.
STAYLETUS, Satz. 9—Lord Norrnanby's Newborough, beating two

•
orbs rs.
NoIITSAMITON, Sear. 14—Mr Wilson's Isabella, beating Mon inn/
Eurca, Seer. 15— Mr. Pet cy's Prosody, beating tour others.
ROTLIKIIIIAII, SIFT. Mr. Bentley's Plumper, bratinz Lord Ma'
ton's Wbiskerandos and Naugle.
Larce.sreo SEPT. 14—Mr. Tomes's Sir Grey, beating Cellalus and
Rein D;er.
Lac is nun, Sam 19—Mr. Mytton's Euphrates, beating four otkers
DoNcasrao, SEPT. Yl Mr. Wnit taker's Lottery, beating Lallgo'is4
Falcon, Cedric, Figaro, and four others.
Szoewssuar, Seer. 21—Mr. Mytton's Oswestry, beating tern.
others.
Swarossam, Sere. 21—Mr. Wilson's Isabella, besting two other.
Iseessacss, Sem 21—Mr. Fraser's Richmond, beating three odor!.
thaw, Seer. 22—Lord Kennedy's Skill, beating Air. Dobigel
Theodore.
Diem Stn. 23—Mr. Mackenzie 's Why Not ?besting three other.
Fars, Seer. 22—Mr. Maide's Ledstone, beating The Nick, and w

veral others.
Ceuusza, Sam 27—Sir J. Maxwell's 9pdngbell, beatingStßger
and Pauthea.
WALsera., Sari. 29—Mr. Geary's Arachne, beating two ethers
Oaversrar, Sm. 27—Mr. Alytton's Euphrates, beating 140,14113
and another.
Lamoozu, Sm. 30—Mr. Ilaworth's Minna, beating Lotterl•
liniment; Ocr. S—Mr. Russell's The Alderman, beating Dl'
beard, Brigand, and Barytei.
Peary, OCT. S—Mr. Malik s Ledstone, beating two others.
Noarmazzzazon, Ocr. 14—The Alderman, beating Barefoot.
CURRAGII, Ocr. 21—Lord Sligo's Langan, beating Mr. Slakes
Byron.
LAMITON, OCT. 24—Mr. Russell's Abron, beating ..oyalist and
two others.
Dirro, OCT. 26—Mr. White's Plutarch, beating siz others.

DIABBIRD.
On the 15th Instant, at Harberton, Devon, Charles MOST,
Req. of the Mall, Clifton, to Thomasin, youngest daughter
late Edmund Browne, Esq. of Blakemore, and sister of 1"
Browne, Esq. 11.1oker, of Ashburton. _ •

3,1 A 11.3.—THIS DAY.
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5 0 I tiamburgb
1 0 Flandtrs
1 0I Buena, Aye*,
o 2 America
O 0 Brazil
O 2 Leeward lamb

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