Star.
London, England, 1827-04-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY. • •
•"
Saturday, the Depot of the 97th Highlanders, arnoll/A11:17‘ 130
rank and file, marched from Arinagh•to Belfast, wbse *ex-
pected the,. will remain for some tithe. 4. r :r
The 73d are about to leave Londonderry, and ate OD
Breed by the.Bth from Newry.
The Bth (the King's Royal Irish) Regiment of Light Dregnotts
(Hussars) has received orders, after being inspected en Holmium
Reath, to proceed to Ireland.
The 15th (the King's) Regiment of Light Dragoons (f?orsen)
has received orders, after being relieved in Ireland by the Bth
Hussars, to return to England.
Detachments belonging to the 4th, 11th, and 13th Regiments el
Light Dragoons, marched yesterday morning from Westminster,
for the Cavalry Dept at Maidstone.
The last Division of the 67th Regiment of Infantry, has arrived
on board the Caroline, at Chatham, front Bombay.
The Derbyshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir II Wismar, Bart. are
under orders to assemble at Derby, on Monday, the 4th of May

THE. THEATRE:
DItURY-LANE.
?be enterprising Isssee of this Theatre h determined
that the prosperity of his immense establishment shall
'ot be impeded by lack of novelties. Tragedies, Come-
art, Operas, and Farces, follow each rr so closely,
the occepation of the Critic gives no bad idea of
that
'I
yiddie in physicsthe perpetual motion. This is,
he may depend upon it,-the wisest and best course he
persue. The pubhe—from selfi.h motives—wet
cap
deals Tepir where they are convinced there is, at
ig, the disposition to contribute to their amusem at.
A short duce act Piece, entitled in the bills cf the day
a new Comey, by name, Fast and Slow, was played,
for the first time at this Theatre, last night. It is the
reduction of Mr. LUNN, the successful author of other
Farces; and it is, in its plot and main inciden
at t, a trans-
-
',non of a lively French Piece, performed the Totten
ham Court Theatre. The moral or design of the Piece, is
toihmiithe contrasting evils of slothfulness and precipi •
tocy,whencethe names of the chief chat acters, Mr. Pis-
ton Tardy. Mr. Livros ; and Sir Pertinas P, ompt, Mr.
Dovvor. The former endangers his property from
histaidy procrastinating habits; the latter imprudently
commits himself, and is duped, from his rashness and
*lnt of deliberati.:n. This, we believe, to have been
the end the author had in view ; at the same time we
cannot but remark, that the incidents which
dithersdsc'oed
the characters of the opposite men, tend to
trpresent the tardy individual as a second edition of ,
the Absent 31,1 n, and the Prompt rather in the ligl.t of
aheadstrong bun:tourist. The plot, in addition to the
chief characters, contains nothing more than the;
ordinary supply of lovers, and intriguing valets and
chambermaids; with the exception, perhaps, of a French
milli er, Mademoiselle hnibults, petformed by Mrs.
Oamta, with her usual archness and spirit. The dresses
a which Ltsrom and Dowrow appeared fitted them—
that is, th it characters were in their line—we need not
edd,that their performance was excellent. Mr. f? ROW Nes
Glee was a very clean piece of acting, too much per-
haps in the Sir Harry style—but still excellent. This
Gentleman has grown very much upon our esteem.—
The success of the piece is but transient; its plot is
meagre, and its dialogue below common-place. The
opposition to its ie-repiesentation was nevertheless but
:tilling, compared with thamour of the contents.

. . SP9RTING INTELLIGENCE.

.
NIIVMAIIILCT, WILIMODALY, Arius 18.
Sweepstakes of 200 soy.. each, b. rt. BA. 41b. T.Y.C.
Duke of Grafton's h. f. by Woful .. • - • 1
•
Lord G. H. CaVeridish's f. by Partisan • • 2
•
Lord Ezeter's b. f. by Captain Candid - . • 5
sto4onb. f. by Captain. Candid. Won by half ajrngth. Bar-
nard rode the winner.
Subscription Plate of ‘5O for two-yr olds Tst. three, Bst. 71b. and
four, 9st. T. Y. e.
Lord Ezeter's b. c. Redgauntlet, 4 yrs 1
Mr. Yates'. c. Fairlawn, 2 yrs • •
Mr. Chifney's b. c. by Whisker. 2 Vs 3
. .
Mr. Greville's ch. 1. Elizabeth, 3. yrs 4
lard G. H. Cavendish's é. by Allegro, 3 yrs . 5
. 6 to 4 on Redgauntlet.- One drawn. Won by a length, Robinson
rode the winner.
Sweepstakes of 100 seas. each, is. ft. for filiirs. Sat. 41b. R.M.
Lord Clarendon's by Partisan . 1
. •
Colonel Wilson's ch. by Ruhens 2
. .
Duke of Grafton's by Woful . ' . ' - . 0
.

next, for permanent duty.
The Southern Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, under the MP-
man& of Lieutenant-Colonel Hamar Wicsouoissr, Raq. M.P. are
under orders to assemble at Nottingham on Thursday, the 17th of
May, for permanent duty.
Basonron, APRIL 17.—The Bth Hussars, commanded by Lord
WILUAX IiIUISALL' leave us to-morrow—their baggage was sent
off this morning. The corps was exercised in a sham-fight on the
Downs yesterday, against the 59d infantry, stationed at the depot
in Church.street, with two field pieces, and attracted hundreds of
spectators to that quarter. The charges of thellefee were frequent,
but no accident of moment occurred.

11 to Bon Partisail s Bto 2 apt Worst. Five started. Six paid.
Won by a.length. Goodisson rode the winner.
Match, 100, b. ft. 114. 71b. each, D.M.T—Mr. Harenden's br. c
Pontiff, apt Mr. Smith's ch. f. (haze. Off by consent.
Tursoa" NIOHT, 12 o'Cusze.
To the course of yesterday and to day, there have been several
fresh arrivals of Noblemen and Gentlemen, io that we ate enabled
to give the following list of visitors—
Dukes—Grafton, Rutland. Richmond, .04 Dorset. .
hlarquises—Tavistock, Fsetcr, thandford,.. Graham, and Sligo.
Lords—Verulant, Besborough, Chas. Somerset, C. Fitsrii, J.
Fitzroy, G. itenthick, G. Cavendish, Jet-sty, Lovitser,Wharnclifie,
Stradbrooke, I)unveleta. Anson, Sefton, tte.•

'Sim—John Shelley, awl John Byng.
tionouralties—W: Cluncombe, W. I'owlett, G. Anson, J. Wort.
ley, C. Wyndham, &c. •
Messrs--Udny,• Russell, Leeson, Fleming, Haffenden, Batson,
Greville, French, Thornhill, itimsbottorn' Irhy, Robins, Heath-
cote, Walker, Mandy; Siott, Keating, Stucid, 'Stanley, Young..
Wyatt, H. Witson, C. Wilson, Agar, Aubrey, liolyoake, Payne,
Wigrant, F. lliib, Mils, Broadhead, Rush, Monsieur Mon-
tram, &c. &c.
The whole of the above, and an miming number of other
fashionables, were on the Course today, notwithstanding the wea-
ther was very unfavourable ; it was,ludeed, one•pf the gayest and
mon brilliant assemblages we have ever seen on the Heath, and,
with the exception of the weather, there Wig every thing to gratify
—the sport was extraordinarily good, consisting of eight races of tlte
Brat-rate character and impot tame, and makinfample amends foe
a wet skin. .

SITTING AT Till MCW AOO2llll.
Very little was dune on any of the 'Stakes, so that we can Only
give the following brief statement of the odd...—
Dinar.
Sto 1 apt Gletrartney. I ill to 1 ages Taller
tO to 1 age,R,pagnolle 12 to 1 apt Sparode*
12 to 1 agst Defence 20 to 1 agst any other
2.000 to 100 was betted that Glenartney heats Mr. Berkeley
Bond's Sparkler, tot the Derby.
Gans.
to I apt Donna Clara 110 to I agst any other
Sr. Lsora-14 to lon the held. " •
At the J. C. Dinner—Dukes of Grafton and Portland ; Mar-
quis of Sligo; Lords Wharnclife, Eptvendish, C. Semenet, Low-
ther. Marquis of Graham; Colonel! Hairy and Leeson; Maier
Aubrey; llonourables W. Powlett and J. WordwiEishlessrk
Apr
Mills,
Payne, Rush, Wigtam, Broadhead, , " 1.1.
..2• .
Campbell, Keating, dtc.
At Lord Sefton's—Lord Anson, Lord 0: Pedantic, Sir J.
Shelley, Hon. Colonel Anson, Hon. S. Wortley, Him. W. Dua-
-1 =tube, Mons. Alontron, &c.
HAIGH PARK R

MIL GREEN'S
AG ACCOUNT
DESCENTS AERIAL
VOYAGE D

At ten minutes after six ricroca, the pelican ascent!.
ed Irorn the Golden Eagle Tea-gardens..Mile-epd.road,
ear d the cheering of the populace, which could be heard
by the adventuress until they arrived at a considerable
height from the earth, When the sound died away like a
distant echo. On quitting the earth, there was slight
rim, and the machine glided slowly through the air,
taking the direction due north, until it was precluded
horn public view in consequence of the density of the
atmosphere. In order to gratify public curiosity-, Mr.
Gnaw opened the valve, and through the emission of
gas, the balloon descended with extreme velocity, when
itberame stationary immediately over Bethnal-green,
'hoist 2,000 feet from the ground, and remained in
view for some minutes, when it again ascended, in a
aorth-west direction, and finally bent its course wes-
terly, and on their arrival over the neighbourhood of
Cerkenwell, where Mr. Gann resides, he again cab cbl
a descent, when the balloon came within one thousand
seven hundred feet of the earth. The aeronauts per.
tired the inhabitants running in every direction, under
the iiriptestinn that. that neighbourhood had been de-
cided upon for the final descent. The machine was
suffered to remain in view for a short period, when they
gradually ascended to the extreme altitude of seven
Thousand feet, when the barometer was at 49 8-10ths.
—During their progress through the chmds the'
tailored the most severe cold and heavy falls.of.siowi
which dissdlved in the car, and filled it with .:watev,
while the balloon was considerably more than its twigi-
sal weight in consequence of the wet ; indeed, Mr.
IiSSEN states that he entertained considerable fears, at
ore period of their excursion, for their safety, and has
113 doubt but it would have proved fatal were it not that
le recently invented the means of the escape of water
at the bottom of the car.
Had it not been for the continuance of the storm, it
was the determinarion of Mr. GREEN to have made a
night ee•cent ; but at twenty-five minutes after .seven
octick he contemplated the choice of some canvenient
spot to descend on, and having expended the whole of
the ballast, he opened the valve and let out gas, when
they gradually came down, and found themselves hover-
ing over the village of Fulham. The grappling.irons
were thrown out, and they came in contact with a tree
in the field of a market-gardener, and several brick-
makers who were employed adjacent to the spot ran to
assist, and the parties alighted from the car in perfect
alety and good spit its.
'Die Churchwardens of the parish, who were arend-
ink a meeting, hearing that Mr. GREEN had descended,
pruceedred to the spot. and rendered him the kindest
attentiol, until the balloon was packed up and deposited
on a postchaise, when the aeronauts were invited to take
refreshm, nt, after which they proceeded to the Golden
Eagle, where they arrived at between one and two
dcas:k lesterduy morning. The Gentlemen who ac-
companied Mr. Gauss express themselves highly de-
lighted with the extursion,'notwitheanding the unfa-
vontable state of the weather, and have pledged them.,
'eve, to take another trip at an early period. •
• Yesterd iy Mr. GREEN was afflicted -with cold and
head-ache, with pains in the limbs, and kept to his bed,
NOTTINGHAM, Aram 18.
MR. ORLILN.S ASCENT AT MANSFIELD. _ .

G. GRIVI made hii;;-ceni, according to promise, id
his splendid new balloon, yesterday, from the Bowling-
green, Mansfield. The specra ors were numerous be-
yond calculation. At a quarter past five o'clock, every
thing being ready, the ropes were loosened, and ,the
• serial voyaTer.tonk his flight. The ascent was most
splendid. The balloon remained in sight for tw r or
three minutes, and such was the rapidity of the motion
• thtt the descent of the parachute was unnoticed. The
billoon moved in the direction of Kirkby, and it was
supposes! that it would descend in the vicinity cf Mat-
lock.—Nottivghaor Herald.

Sr. Lux g'S PAR:am—The ballotting commenced at
nine o'clock yesterday morning, and vp to one con-
tinued with great activity. It is conjectured that Mr.
Wail has at present the greatest number of vote,. Mr.
\Yolks has the interest of nearly all the Dissenters in the
parish. Expense is not spated on either side; houses
areotened for refreshments, and coaches are provided
to Convey the elector s to the ballot. The con:est will ter-
minate at bow o'clock this day. Mr. 'meson has resigned
- in frreni of-Mr. Wall. Mr. Parry and Mr. Hull still
continue as candidates, but without chance of success.

• • rAVaila INtELLIQ.ENCE.
ris Conifer di Briall, freen,lilo ds Jinefro, has not arrived at
Perwits. as reported.
Doessa, MANCH Waterloo, WAND, arrived this day
front Constantinople, in four days; sill; reports that a schooner, 45
days Irmo London; ivith n
manufactures, Ste. bound to Constantino-
ple, was totally wrecked in the Dardanelles.
Escatouvit, Aran. 17.--s Wind Arrived off the port. ,
Mao Princess Vitteria, klannvws, from London for China; and
Fortune, thwarts, f rjatt St. Thomas's.
PORTSMOUTH. Aran, Ir.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Marquis of
Hastings, Deana, for Nevi South Wales..
DIAL, Aram 18.—Wind S Allister! the Francis, COD.
5T411.1, from Charente; and the Peril, Awfuna, from Hardens.
Arrived from London, the George, FROM, for Harbin; and the
James, Wattor,Aer St. John's.
GR AAAAA ND Aram tri..--Arrived the Heroine, Buten, front
Lisbon; Resolution, Morey, and Mariner, Doormat, from Gibral-
tar; Arethuaa, A asowseirrit. from Honduras; sad Camernns,
TODD. from licrbice.' &Bed the Julia, Smagaire, for Tobago;
Providence, Parrtc, for Smyrna; Duke of SINNeI, %DURUM.
for China; Alex:rider, Arairovon, for Monte Video; Clan
GRAII6NORR, for Jamaica; and Toni Bowling, IiOBASTON, for St.
Kitt's.
SHIPS ENTERED AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
INWARDIThe slr E. Banks, Howlett, and Oberon, a Jam,
from Hanurgh ; March, Robertson, front St. Michael's; Coo.
ds
cord, Langdon, from Lisbon; Geed() Verwagting, Brent, from
Groningen; lindeavour, Croft, from Rotterdam; Pero, Rutter,
front St. Helena ; Vriendsehap. Swelters, front Groningen ; Zwee
Gehruder, Hanken, front Hormerziel; Amphion. Rallis, from
Griefswald; Liebe. klumn. from Kiel; Pretiosa, Torgani, from
Riga ; Flying Fi:1), Smith. from Ostend ; Traveller, Blues, front
Rostock ; Vrouw Helena, Daniels, from C,irolieuzirl; i'rovidence,
'Wanchope, from Bombay and Nrw South Wales; Invidia, Mohr,
prom Leer; Marianne and Charlotte, Jull:n from Hatnburgh ;
Christian and Ilaria, Borresen, from Dram; Courier, Owens, and
Logam, Kerr, from Belfast; Elizabeth, Winter, (torn Dublin;
rlberia, Kirten, frem 'the Cape; Boyne, Meller, front Madeira,
Bumbly, Trllicherry, and the Cape; Redman, Freeboy, from Ja-
maica; Isabella, itannaford, from Oporto • Resolution, Marshall,
from Boulogne ; sod ate Amity, Mackintosh, from Madeira and
,New Providence;
CLEAR= Ourwaans—The Mary Assn, Winter, for St.Thomas's
and .Potto Rico; May Ann, Wake, for Gibraltar snd Maks;
Lefitia,'Bromiey, for Himburgh ; Tom Bowling, Bosaston, for
:Madeira and St. Kite's; Alesander, Farrington. for Madeira, Tr.
neriffe', and Montreal.; Stweese,Zifillftlerntlee. for Palau, Rotting,-
burgh, and Elbing; Julia, Sargeant, for Tobago and Trinidad;
Clan, Gransmore, for...tamales ; Lisbon Packet. Pruwse, far New-
&midland ; 'Para Packet, Porter, for Piro; rallity, Golder, for
Rotterdam; Sarah and Caroline, Prime, for 'Booms; and ;Nary
arid Elizabeth, Davie, for Riga.
We mentioned lately that about 100 seamen „, frt.:
Shieldi to London in quest of employment. "We have now great;
satisfaction in being Onobled to Skate that they Were allinstainly ens
gaged. About forty more moo, we are informed, have either maw
barked or ate ready to embark for the sameport, for the like psi',
pose.—Tyne MercuT...www.w. •

The fine growing weather of the last fortnight ap-
pears to have been already, except in the most bleak and exposed
situations, highly advantageous to het Inge. The scarcity of sheep-
keep may be considered to have, in a great degree, subsided ; and
should the air continue to be Mild, there will be a suffisiency of
grass in the cattle p.o.tares to enable graziers to turn into them their
full complement of uxen.
BELT-AST, Meat: 16.7-Yesterday morning, as the
steamer Fingal was about to start from Dmegal quay for Glasgow,
an unfortunate accident occurred by the bursting of one of the aura
of the boiler. The steam and hot water were driven with great
force through. the fires into the engine room, where Geo. Swatazy,
one of the engineers, was found dead as soon as the steam sub-hied.
Another of the engineers and two of the firemen. were severely
scalded, and were immediately taken to the Hospital. In the course
of the day, a Coroner's Inquest sat on the body of Geo. Sweats's'.
who returned a vertlict of " Accidental•Deatb."—Baffist aria.
. F IRE,— kbout 12 o'clock on Tuesday night, the-in
habitants of Wellington•street, Peotowrillenafele much-
alarmed by its being discovered that a serge of one
story out-houses, - immediately. in the :rear of the
dwelling-houses, and occuped during the day by
wood-cutters, was on fi e. An immediate alarm
was. given, and in a few minutes the parish engine _ ___
was on the. spot. The outer door being (creed open, • •'' - tAVII'IN FELLIGENCE. •• '
one aff the men woe king there during the day was found • COURT OF KIDSENCH, Arsait.._,•
'lying close to the threshold shockingly iotaxicated, and The sittings before Terns commenced this NU
fast aa!eep; and had the discovery been delayed five the Loam Cilia, JUSTICE.
minutes, lie must have fallen a victim to the fast ap. Ft SUMER V. PAYNE. - lit : ' • .
proacking fl asses. Two other engines soon arrived on This was an action brodght by the plainVlt art to s
;the spot, and succeeded in confining the damage to the tailor, as Maidenhead, against. the defeadaire, who litho
Ished where the fire commenced. Captain Cothinandant of a corps of edluiiirieri, earth-
..,
Tuesday night, at the close ot the representation of lished 'hi ;the neighbodtbood, bf Maidenlieid,. for the ''t
the new Mere, an of the Bo
Santillana, at Drury value of a nitnsber of military jackets and Wtseka, fur- .
Lane•Theatre, an Alarming acciaent happened to Miss nished bk the 'plaintiff for the Use of the' corps. The
Ptncore, whwaras. playinAt Nana Mensia, which, but onlj question was the value of the jackets fdinithed by
for the promptitude of Mutt KELLY (Gil Bias) must the plaintiff, upon which some contradictory evidence
...um. Aram 11.
was adiuced:
have been attended with the moat serious consequences. A Piece of Plate, value so soy& added to a Sweepstakes of 7 sews.
The train was laid for the blowing up .of the robber's .cach, for borses,.&c. not thotough-bred, Two mile bests. M. MAREYATT appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr.
was eg.. Mr. Walker's b. m. My 'Lady, 6 yes
cave; and just as the generous„robber Rinaldo, . . • I I Bie-tratt au on behalf of the defendant. • '
Mt: Howard's b. in: by King of Diamonds, 4 ft. a‘; S S . . .
tricating the lovers ((iil Blaf and Alensia) from the ' Two paid. . ',. I . .:: :' , ,Verdi. it 16i the plaintiff—Damages 401. Ms. 6d.
• mouth of the cave, the train was (rather to soon) ignitede A Sweepstakes of liolnys., with. One mita and et,nag..,flentle- ' LS.
and the crackers, Sec. exeloded around. Miss Plucteen t men Riders. - The Lon* Cnaticetitin 'has sat in the House of
white flowing muslin dress.; she for some time V. Mr. M•Cairs b. h. SeOhib• :••i.,• • .• 2. LOrds twice, and •sertibetiiites three tim 4a. week shape
. la.: ,•
endeavoured to extricate herself from tirc.dangers.:• er 43Intni" Hai's 4'l' b. free ••• • .-' •. . ' February last, to heal 'Aitreale: Ballarat Of theritheee
Certain lillik's tal. IL. elated' . . . :-I :,u..stil ... ...
consternation audalarmwere evident—but the auchence bk..jampt,sses De ny La ft . . ~., , . . , .. . , *been disposed of. Many of :Ike .31444belind,Itisitlip•
of course hardly knew whether her sitoatisin avid agita• A Sweepstakes of 20 sows. each, b. ft. for iron's, ace. nr.thorisug‘ la: peals have beet( reinitted barik_afeAsptitik-Courts
ton did not constitute part of the performance. Her bred, last. each. One mile and a ltiarter. below, in consequence of the rhilif:ole tfeenitratisrbirted
dress took fire in various spots, and appeared to be Captain Adam's b. m. • I here in an imperfect skates 'Me Lord.. Chadeellerr ha's
ascending with rapidity, when her lover (Gil Bias, MissWood's ch. m. Marigold • . . . 2 taken frequent occasion to complain's:lf the manner in
Mr. Sim's b. nt. Lady Mary . • . . 5
KELLY) gallantly seized the dress, scree ed it up into Mr.
which cases froin•the Coln 'Of Chick* y' in 'lreland 'and
Two oilmen it Med.
a lump, and, while surrounded by some of the other Match—so save. One mile and a balf. . ; the Corot of gestion in- Scotland' aid setit•up to the
performers, thus promptly extingttiahed the flames. Mr. Hampton's Blue Bell • • I House of Lords. ' Hii tOr (fillip Made sortie Aron* oh-
. - ' : %.-/e
......Manclay an accident, which had been nearly attended Mr. Mania's Landlord • • 2 StEVEtlOOl'llll this SLINeC". in the Case of Lord Trinities-
with fatal effects, occurred in Blackfriara-road. A FOOT RACE, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YARDS, to twee loyd 'and"othert, which hat''been in ' littiltiat
FOR TWENTY SOY&
party of five young men were observed in a taxed-cart, jam be fourteen hed 'fifteen' raid, -at an ' etlaitise,
Hobson. of ' s; and Richard chard, of H let, .. .
it. is said, of upwards. of ditty &OA. kat'ir 'POUiliti ;
chrivine,rapidily thr• ugh Bridge-street and along Black- who were matched a shoos-time ago, made an excellent race, Hob-
friats-latidge. On their arrival in the road, they in- son beating his opponent by four yards. There was no time taken. and the proceedings idahicli, aceorditig"to his Lard-
creased the speed of the vehicle, when the reins having —Betting even, but Hobion for choice. ship's opinion, must doir be tot roomed de r
ialto. •' This
given way, they lost power over the horse, which gal- PEDESTRIANISM. case is singularly cireurnitaacede•a-The onlycfsiestibn in .
loped towards the Obelisk, and in its career came in stCaptatfep.atzthbid,ackthede
hhoimurseflofiesterdloo soary..to run
and aftneinearnadilrtoon theve it is, whether an instrument attested by the lite Lind
contact with a brewer's dray, by which the cart was Trimleston, about fifteen years igo, undet; whkh' his
his mars sixteen miles in ;prams. within thq hour for a similar
:battered to pieces, and the persons inside thrown Out stake. The pedestrian performance was accomplished one minute widow, Lady Trinileston, Ad afterwarderitarried Ge-
with considerable violence. One of them had•his arm under the given time. The first seven miles were done in forty-sil neral Lloyd, claims to be entitled to the tact par a
broken, another his thigh fracttared, and none escaped infnutes,ftwheni be
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cookie tines.cup full of
levinegar and his Lordship's personal prope, ty, is to orir..te as *his
without severe contusions. It was evident from the ng last will? Soon after the eeath of Lord'irnisleston.in
wwiunein theisaiguastuansce ti Co 4 "agmaienst7him.. He gallant
ibtenty commen.ced
conduct pursued by the persons in the cart, previous to esulotne,ing, with betting 6and
7t04 in his favour, and won the 1813, a bill was filed in the Court of aircrew i 4 Ire-
die upsetting of it, that they
.were all intexicated, match live seconds u GREATe time. land on behalf of Lady Trim!esten, to hare the trusts
HOOTING. - •
of the *ill carried into eiecetion; but the validity of
Tuesday, while the mob were gaping at the ascent
of Green's balloon, at Mile. End, the wheel of a gig Tuesday, Mr. Ritchey, a celebrated shot,t killed wr kerb: me• the will being disputed.by the present Laid Ti imleston,
cessicorn'teentcee frtooroakthecterm 21 yard.pies:as:7
The roots the
gun.take wu for spawnP the heir at law Of the late Lard. sit issue 'was directed
passed over the shoulder of . N. Raymond, a boy. chti.
was carried to the London Hospital in a dreadful state. and he had taken 40 to 5 about killing, the at birds, and he shot on to be tried in Ow Cisurt of King's Bench in Dublin; and
Yesterday, near Newington Turnpike, a cart, heavily another bet. in 1818 the trial accordingly took place. It lastnd 17
...era • : .
ladeo,,with live lumber, going to Greenwich Fair, upset, days, aril the Jury hot Agreeing in theirverdier, a
DESTRUCTION OF THE TfGER IN NOTTING-
and Three *women and four men thrown violently to the juror veal withdrawn.' .Is. 1819, the teal of 'a
siari-
HAMSHIRB. : •
ground. One of the women had her head fractured, lar issue took place in 0 e Court of CO ninon Pleas,
Some weeks since, we gave an account of a Tiger having escaped
another was severely bruised, and the third had her' front the menagerie of some itinerant showmen, and which was, at befase the Judgms After twelve days'. hearing, the
right thgh broken,and the men also were much injure& large in the forest.. We have now learned that the animal has Jury, Whim were locked up for tvienty-eight hours, re-
Of ;he moire party, four were taken to the Hospital. been destroyed, after having committed ravages amongst the sheep turned a verdict againit the validity of the will. A ma-
flocks in the neighbourhood to a considerable extent. It seems
Monday, at Barrowfield coal-works, Glasgow, owing Lion before the Lord Chancelicr of Ireland for a new trial
that above a hundred sheep have been preyed upon by the furious
to an explosion of foul air, four men were killed. Three
of their bodies were got out in the afternoon; that of
the fourth was not then discovered.
Yesterday morning some thieves forced an entrance In consequence
by raising the grating of the area of the house of Mr
Yotoso, in Philip-server,•Mary•le•bonne, and plundered becoansfitnseidncteohtehemnardieghhii,souescr escape. His devastations have lately been having brentefused; an appeal was made t s the House
hood of FarmesSed, in tbis county ; and of Lords in 1828, ilia %milt of which was the remi•sion
were of so serious a descriptioti that the farmers agreed to subscribe
a suns of money to be paid to any person who should destroy it.—
of this Welk relokite fellows armed themselves
pursuit,h
with glins,and went in pursuit of it. lie had been seen in the
vicinity of Fermat Id, and thither the tiger-hunters repaired, and appeal
and
oat long before they discovered the object
inof_ theirback of the case to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland to
re-hear the motion. Teat having been done, a third
trial was directed; and against that order the subsisting
was made to the House of Lords. On its being
it of a quantitrof 'wearing apparel and about 201. inargued a few weeks ago, great irregularities were dis-
r suxanrymod.ang; otregftdl wily succeededdi4prii
tc destroying
cash, with which they decamped. wad got clear off. covered in the proceedings. The Lord Cnancelli r gave
by thweit
FOOTPADS—The toads below
.Stratford, Essex, have it ai his opinion that other parties mu t be places on
••
been infested fur a short time past,. at night,ith one the record ; and that even it the present verdict were
or two lockpads, who have been very audacious in their The Rev. J. T. JAMES, formerly Student of Christ, allowed to stand, the heir at law could take not:iing by
• depredations. Oae evening last week, a Gentleman Church; Oiford, is appointed Bishop of Cakutts. it, in c nsequence of defects in the pleadings. No
His ROYAL HlollNala TIM Pftl Gale
ter SAXE COBURG ,
seas stopped at the corn rcf Angel-lane, neat Strat•mad judgment has been given on the Appeal; but it
AND TIM ColleOlATloll or Kirmsrou.—At the time his Royal High- 'C'r
ford, by a foot pad, who presented a pistol at him, sent back to-Deland,
and compelled him to deliver his watch and a consi- iron, as a mark of respect to
nest took up his residenee at ciaremont, the Corporation of King. is understood that the case is to be
his Royal flightless, and to his 11:us. n order that the proceedings may be revised there.
derab'e sum of money. On Monday evening last, about trious Consort,presented hint with the deputation of the Manor of INSOLYENT DEBTORS' COURT. .
eight oelock, Mr. Mo.e, a saddler, living near the Ki.nron,mershicti ext.ttenttsuaesdfatrol"hitsheglvtt turassaree:rrnlrenuis The Matters of the Femmes and Scoaouxes of the Paesonmus
George at Stratford, was riding on the road nit far pc:lei:stn.:week,been
when,hereinafter-reamed edhe(atrly
atsa mtehe having
c trtb-eehnnn
seabed:
?the Cooit),
t see
at a meeting of Royalthe Corporation,l
convene'
from that place, when a man jumped from the foot- for general purposes, it was resolved, by a considerable majority, to al=ola's Ism-fields, on Tuasnav, the Bth ,ofloslaylw,tetWgalkiree eMt'
path, and presenting a pistol at him, "demanded his withdraw the deputation ; anti instructions were accordingly given the Ferenect,
money, with the usual threats. Mr. Mose said 0 Let tfo their law. officer, to communicate their intention of appointing, in James Patrick, Blue Anchor-yard, Rosman), lam, brtcklayer,
builder, and chandler's
-shopkeeper:
r'
we dismount, and I will give it to you." He got
off his horse, and while the robber had yet the pis- •
tol presented, he suddenly seiz •d the weapon, and invented
*testing it from his hand turned it upon him, and said theirture,their own gamekeeper', and of, in other respects, resuming
delegated powers.
To SNUFF—A Gentleman of Bideford has Peter blOulse Wapping-street, in -street Pe
• green grocer, &e.
Richard HallpYike, Attergell-ternce, Pantouvale, collector of Kiss's
what be calk a snurepistol; it has two barrels, and being taxes, undertaker, and coal-merskant. •
applied to tile nose, 21%4 tonalities spring under with the fuir-Ingee. Joseph Wekbman, St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, butcher.
he would shoot him if Ire attempted to advance a step. boethhenaods nostrils s aretheinstwanhtlelye filled,da and a sufficient
quantity driven up Annm Maria Lov_ell, Shadweli High-etreet, builder;
last
The fellow, who was also armed with a huge stick, the
A 'fireman Wtra.2a.Ve ate intormed that there is Jaarmeys Yates, 11:1I,CwwNwoolstabitukttre,y1 widow,
out
uUltutwlas. 1
elmionger, ite,,,,,,... .. .. 1
shewed no signs of alarm; and Mr. Mole though it a farmer in the town of B---,-, in Hampden County, who keeps Robert Thule. Lambeth-walk, oilman.
most prudent to t strew. He ran to his horse, mounted 24 cows, and makes great quantities of butter and cheese, with no Hannah Harris, Yecoman's-roW, Brompton, millifiall, llce. ."'..
him and rode off at full speed to Stretford, taking the help in the dairy but his mfr. He has no children, and hires no Thomas Mutt, Leaderthalkmarlet,pouiterer.
pistol with him. It was what is called a horse-pistol, ter etin the time of bay.makiiig. During the busy sea- Charles Jones, Long-wen, writing ask.
brings the 24 cues from the pasture, milks them all Sophia Ann Skey, Egrensoot-pnce,Newevad, lodging Mose keeteT.
..nd was frond to be loaded. The police ale now on is% his f";
herself, makes the cheese, takes care Of one or two tons uf cheese John Cudworth DDII, GOldeo.lane, Old.street, glass cutter.
the alert laoking out for the robber, who is supposed t ) on the shelves, and does the cooking, washing, and other work of Michael Wood, Churchill, Worcesteishire,n Hier.
hive it companion or two in his predatory excursions. the fansuy.—llampdca cAtZetle. James Demmer, Sheffield, Mesmithand manufacturer.

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