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London, England, 1828-09-03 00:00:00

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Meadsi, Is cattaatiamise el private infestation received by
Aseee. tbe eaarsiidilisi Masse Berihtjtsiti' Wise-was latiletwi
together with lie broths; at the Cart Astiasseliesweta three nkt
foor years ago, both of whom lied frost jostioesfor being cometned
with Iv/Ambers (tried and transported at the time) la the murder
of Diniellitilivsa, Oa the maemaia of new limuy,
wtrai talialitto custody, and eon eyed to tbliodice, where ba w4r.
-searched; and afterwards lodged, ispether with the tor. inmost, in
the .Bereeili COMPler, lresgabky soetaitaglipey were both brought
before Sr Jam rows.. and the follralrg *adders takes :
Timothy dtnUieai beidg swots, said Mimi% the swans :Oran
Waren" that be mimeo to Danieladiesn, nuwieted idlest
the tints. sod' at the place absee.sarnslasted, Wy r pikw driers
through his anal in an aframeessioned by she seising sew owe
coder a dearer; and that he saw the body when esantioed by del
ettraFan • that to his knorwledge the rimier, MichaelHarrwho, wi;etber with .Ids brother, shasosaded the
pow stands Witted as as atersigibe is the sold
%asg
wanted by the polies of Bantry; that he bat only been in wogs*
seven weeks, and in London o few days, and feats he shop be was-
tiered by his roaspsabias far eying isfaessaliaas if not penteetea,
Thesprissner was remanded.
SPORTIMINTETLIGENCL

ARUM= RACES. Ammer U.
• A thewpstakes of SO era each, with U added by the Hot Clic
Gaza', R.N. SIP. the the Casty of Aberdeen, for all sea,,
Wide 'emend ad a &dace.
ldr. Beird's ch h Sir Malachi Malegrowdier .. walked ever
A Plate tit SO Bahian by the °dune ei Aberdeen, added te,
abseripdan of 20 awn. aids. the Mapes Haft two Mkt.
Mr. Davithee's Is h Crawly ••• I I
Lord Remedy's br e Harpooner ... 1 g
Far mere years we have not had se thin a meeting, which le the
absence isf the horde and distinguished Prows; Lord Saha% arch
nearirall the Stewards. could nut be matter of %reptile. 11,
urbaoke and polite attention of the Gentleman oriso presided, sd
his tlicyesies endeavours to render every thing, west
great 'six us produce*
that spirit and vivacity ths soh
form thatattaisticlikberto of this meeting, and which a Mier se.
tentage *Gild' have bees go ninth better calculated to Mogi.
Some et the ordinaries aid balk were pretty well intemied.and
ducted in awry gay and pleasant style, but in ether re-pects theve
was an evident felling eft as regarded the wonted festivities led
amusements of the week. Of the few running horses brought lee.
weed; Nerve were draws, so that the cons of the Add were by isj
mew kaneming; ad the assemblage of an reeks that tbratigad
the pain, en 4
_einedelly that striking amplikbeatre. the &mad itilL
were imielnied to the delightful weather we theme:prink
for in the occasion. lodged. "'ahem the Thema
and C.... s, there would have been a laments* dank it
ameenisent.
ROWING MATCH.
Tetteirdey evening the River at Wesunktmer Bridge was CBI
attendetbp the Amateurs of River Spate, who awenibled tit oh.
nee a Rowan Match between far Amateurs of Westedasse
fear of a lames's. The distance rowed was from Weitethese
&kip lk Sattersea. and back to Vas:hail Bridge. Abont Nam
Viz the hawker ausiteirs pellettepto Werminster, via
ernammada asuirava. Jamie Alkaline.
0. Langley J. Roden
.1. Cabot B. Crowder
• J. Mills J. Clark
•R. Green W. Bekaa
B. Mills, coxswain. G. Bateman, vas rain.
At starting it was oar and oar to Lambeth, when the Bt. Jame%
lade took the'kad, and kept it the whole distance up ; but en re•
turning, and when nearthe Bed House. Battersea, the Westernise%
amstars touched their s on the latter, tuned deem,
passed them in shore, finally won the match by not more the
half a boat's length. A mum interesting, or better masted mank
baltot been rowed daring the season, and both Westminster ad
St. James's may pride themselves in having such men. The Wen
master bile rowed hs the Sussex, and the St. James is the Anne
THE' FANCY.
• Daniel Maness. the Father et the Rime, teak his bens& yes.
&rag afternoon, at the Royal Teals Court. Wiedmillareet,
Haymarket. It was very numerensly, and. what is more, van
respectably sanded. Although the ammencement at de spen.
leg teases had eaanitmed the theme* a many feelemile
prioress, the Rag, there were MN' from 400 to SOO aneeeenee pow
seed; and the whole was eeddieesd whit much aides wilempailfq
—the maandsouten Lag received a hint to absent
which k swam wee attended to. lame Gambian :41.=
Undo,. tampers ago, in kis battles with Haingieles (wand*
lam Oahe of Bedford, Me. Fes. Colonel Haw. and other stars
times attended), came fortrand to semen their old
fatiarite liberally, and received dee achauwledgetteets ham the
veins'', who, in the decline of his ap, felt very grateful for thee
present and put favour., sad received the aprobatiost dee to his
lesser good conduct'. We were too late to see the first seta;
the second was between Yana and Latham. when some Wane
angry feelings arose between the parties reigniting.
• The third was between the Bristol baiter sod 8 si. Rashes. De
latter was meth admired fur his coolness and caution.

4. Tons'Oliver and Burns proved a fine specimen of apart*.
But the fifth exhibition, between Nam; (the Champion) mid Jack
Carter. attracted most attention ea account of the pu4itistie reaps
of the former, and the great activity and seeming puut nature of the
Laster, who appeared, however, tuber too muck ens bins poimi to be
in good wind. Spring. who is a remarkable good and cite, r Mohbfi
Mass, as all the Fancy knows, came forward to apole4ise fur tie
stsience of Peter Crawley, on account of had health; and Barney
Aaron announced bie intention to fight RAd fee £5O or £lOO.
6. Burke and Kennedy mounted the stage, both stripped—Wes
the former exhibited much strength and agility, and the latter great
determination and science; and basally a, red to do ►is hest ter
acs. in good earnest. . _

7. Timms Oaysier, who had westerly reenveeed the Injury this
to hie eyes and Gee at the late Gibe a Kgbaen between Perham
and Raines, set to with Jets Ward, and showedi a stet deal al
halite game &ad at gelted sclelarnAlsomgh he pretested himself Satre
hi want of repose then It for die pooticipatien stanive vans.
a Barney Aaron sad yews Bodine amdmded the diversion it
the day by mutual exactions, which, K
,applfad tp each other's obi
witliout skives, would have left manifest Pities of their tails(
powers.
On the conclusion °tibiae:l6We. di Illeislesa, with a shah
over his eyes, mounted damage, and esteemed his hearty timmliki
a short and appropriate apse* wise., the alliallfS of the
(et which be bad been se Mai am eromeats ONSII6III UP the ter
niniosis consent of his emitemipanaries) inedi sinuessein old pm+
wiry in the sport, the parthipades eibicit his age ad hankie
seemed to deny him. His address isms remind with sasebappisme.

Molds* night the warehouse of Messrs. Bigg eml
Son, silk-dressers, Montague-street, Spitalfields, was
broken.into, and robbed of 80 yards of Bros de Naples.
Between twelve and one o'clock on Monday nights
May Griffiths, servant to Mr. Bergen, glass and china
warehouseman, Sun.street, Bishopsgate, was so severely
burnt, in consequence of her clothes catching fire, that
she died yesterday evening in St. Batholomcv's Hospital.
Monday evening an Inquest was held at the Jolly
Anglers, Lea Bridge, Hackney, on the body of Joseph
Wean, 19 years of age, who was drowned in the rim
Lea, on the preceding Friday, while bathing. Verdict--
Accidental Death.
Friday an Inquest was held at the Spread Eagle Ina.
Ingatestone, on the body of a Yarmouth pilot. naiad
S 'akin, who was killed by the Telegraph coach, abort
nine o'clock on Wednesday night. The deceased was
returning Irons London as an outside passenger on the
above coach. and when at Ingatestone, the coaching.
perceiving that be was very much intoxicated, prevailed
urge him to get inside; but this, it appears, was rubel
against the will of the deceased, who frequently Cs-
periled a wish to be "aloft:" and opening the door
while the coach was proceeding at a brisk rate, he fell
out, and the hind wheel passed over his thigh and across
his body. Mr. Butler. surgeon, and his assistant, at-
tended him inuriediale:y, When it was discovered the!
his breastbone was dreadfully fractured. lie
in a short 'time. The Jury returned a 'mho °I
Accidental '401."
The rudeness of Dr. PARR to ladies was sometimes
extreme. To a lady who had ventured to appose
with more warmth of temper than cogency of insaniy.
and who afterwards apArgised for herself by sere!
"that it is the privilege of women to talk nons.e.ses
"No, madam," replied Dr. PARK, "it is not their
peh
vilege, bat their infirmity. Ducks would walk if Wei
con d ; but nature suffca:t thrm oily to waddle."

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