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several:soot w.otill be snapped, h.rause they:moor
rr,.. a tevelntion : hat .our Ministers will_not submit
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:Woo. They have contracted engagements
fik at Government (else indemnity furriti4h losses by
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!Is privateers among othera), and Commission:Emile
40(iointeel to carry these engagements into effect, , ,
npanish Ministry has addressed a Note to thears
mitt alliance with Spain, which may he considered
we protest against the demands and proceedings of
Poke of Angooleme. Afteralludiag to the muter.
rXentewiticb lately took place between that Prince and
itig of Spain, It lastly says :
me if hitherto ary.doubte. nutty have sheen entertained
ra-
:gibe reel intentions of the French tioi•ernment with'
ns Spain. none Can any longer etist, after the pe-
olliettheietter of eke Duke trAngo leme ; from which
maNelie evidently iofevred, that the prudent reform of
political. iastitutions, intftnded to give to the Royal Au:
ty tibbeunteibersLairiyi.fosorcve,thaittrinatvhoeirdtoalledbittanigorpr.oussesr I..nit:fitivo:
nrioa on the part of other ('owns, is no longer
*awl his Royal Family, in tastier to convert them
to
ocois of the aforesaid Government; and without
agostoi
aSoppr.purioabrrdiss
ma n, ya
nmdodierpfraitveecitoonfsatiumintiduenpe, to bury
liberty, and ail guarantees."
iii.AJ•lress has been transmitted from the Cadiz Atitho.
ft: t ... 664 Who have contributed to the Fund raised in
Poland for insisting the Spinish Constitutionalists. It is
dritten in a.spitit of the highest confidence in the cause,
sad of gratitude towers's those who hare supported it.
iet,r an able 'detested of thPfirst principtl of s.lf govern-
meet autongtlie'pefiple'oreveri nation, It proceeds ta'As
isposnie or the real designs of the Italy -Alliance, and
taints eat di. consequence which Will carthaly result 'to
nberitapiiiiii in the event of those designs being anceessful
a Spain.' 'lV,lefends the Conduit of the Gortet;in retainini
iseperscii of the' King against the wishei of the French
kty; and concliides by an eipresiion of firm determinai
Nilatithelpait'of 'Spam to' rontistue the resistance of the
ratirrithstaitcliniethetemporary and partial success
thif ibihthfrs.
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liceistruilarearived cot .Siduplay fratatagaira, by way of
Elliam,a'o, stater that Morales end all that Spenisli vessel*
Cities, the Lake of hi aracaibo, surrendosesi on the 3d of
tr 4 4 Culpu.loiaa forces. ~ ,
Thit-lion: Frederick Leath, the British .Ambassador at
frsakfort, arrived in. town on Friday night at 12 o'clsck:
alteionsen; M'is supposed; his sprite connection • with the
osp **Rite sof ilianovrebas taken in the German diet;
Niappositiou toehe decisions. et the Congress of Verona.
rileretie ailvii es Hoot .Pt:rn 'stare, tharLimi has fallen
bps thl. Minds of the RoYilists," without firing a musket;
Irani its ntt being'ffebreed northy of defence in a
point of view." The Royalist General, Centel-in. it
his reittilineititi tri• , Jalsja and fluancavo, on the 2d of
Alliethdd afteritefiatingthitiletielled parties of Muavi eine,
116bilitilti anti YR* en die' 18th' entered lima. On the
ligewidkraY'ke Ileao'sited the fortress of Canoe.
•c ",.. ,•, L 117.00 1. ~.r 0 avo. - .
Is
illte keep Yk iiliff lb% 1111 s, riu kr r , Esq. lass promised
Is preside, tt,ditiner tes.(te. scres to Lord Fi,tswilliam.
it
path. 4014 ..,. The View iieidents and Stewards are
al
"pointed., ~e understand f ;in order, to anhauee the
lie invitationawill be coshord to the Noble
r teeing; &lam i 1 (Sh 4 I'l •). • ~ , .
Tandtophis Excellency the Lent Liratencnt, previously
le swearing in the Lout Mayor, Dublin, conferred the
hooselef Knighthood oolineirge Web, Esq. Chamberlain
tad he frishiCourts :, ,••... - .• is ,
a' .i A .
ATllerClul/11 r. eCA tlvr. --Altbsterdat, during the Civic tre a
cession, a hich was followed Martinet the city by a feriscinu.,
awed, wbooeresiumally filled the air with shoots for this
late Lord'Mayor, several desperate villains, seeing as hi
diess indirated,„a vest-rattle Prelate of the Established ,
Church (we believe Dr. Beresford, Bishop of Kilmore)'
en the &gray ip Wrannoreland-street. they advanced
towards him,. jostled him from side to side, and nearly,
succeeded hi iiippiug him up, which manifestly appeared
to be their purpose. The illustrious individual was aeon:
pinied by a friend, who herded him down Collegestreee,.
the vicinity of a polite division, a here they fortnuately
escaped further outrage from the brutal rabbte. Had the
Bishop fallen at this critical monies/I. he must have inevi-
tably been trodden to death, so int pens" and i °aspect was
the crowd Which moved along. Oar stale of society In
Ireland is. truly enviable, when 'ah assault of this nature
multi Ohre in outpablic tirbronglifiires, in neon-day f
A number of desperate fellows approarhed the .new Chic
Magistrate, as be walked In procession, exclaiming fry,
gieutly—!" Nor!, my Lord,' do your deity ; do not give the
blariottellemisiy.' —" Remember, seven millions of pro-
fit ar,e dependiug upon you thin day "—(lrish Paper.)
Amish Plearslogi Coninacw.—The Provision Contract
fir the West firdiee, 330041 ere. a Pork, and 3100 Tierces
Beef, was taken in London on Friday last, by Messrs.
eriataliralr, Of Cork, at 5/, 15r. per Navy Tierce for Beef
.Sal Pork. •
The Spanish Rothe of Merino sheep have been the 'bola
Gilmer m Estreniadurn, it not having been practicable'' to
OW them to the Pyrennees, according to custom. in coo:
`Apiece of the entrance of foreign troops int s Spain ; bat
larteenradurs has furnished them with sufficient pastorate.
and water has not been wanted. This circumstance bas
gores a as. direction to the trade io wool, for instead of
being sold at Bilboa and Santander. it bat been sent to
Lesbos and Oporto, on account or the English merchants.
Ik. Thomas Buncutt, of Long Buckby. attorney, has
beeaeommitted to Northampton gaol, charged with steal.l
lagleiniJasses•Hsynes, two promissory notes of 101. each,
itititeoPenY• - ' • .
The iiop Planters in the neighbourhood of Farnham
%addition, are much disappointed in their Crops, bad as
they been them to be • yet, what few Hops they bad,
fwiorto the blackness of the bine. and the Hops, being of
11 good colour. showed to such advantage, that many of
6* Pluist• cidcrlated their crops at double %that they
peeve to be since picking.—Better prices are consequently
turreted at Waybill Fair.
Mc Martin's Act for preventing cruelty to animals, was
mitiorAd by the Brighton Magistrates, on 11onday last,
ktebstt George /reit, who was tined 10s. with ss. costs, for
tteilbeceeting a horse. West was intoxicated, and for
this .ea he was further fined ss.
Cog EXcuanee, Oct. 6.—The quantities of all de-
scriptions of corn that came in last week were bat middling,
mid this morning the additional supplies consist principally
a( a geed number of samples of Wisest, Barley. Brass. sod
Pew, chiefly sew from Ewes, Kent, and Suffolk. As our
Miters at resent are in want of dry parcels.of Wheat, each
satiples obtained an adernee, of 2s. per qnarter, on the
tothdons of this day sennight, but the trade is not so
lively as on Friday, and it was with mach difficulty that
may parcels, not superfine, co..rld be sold on equal terms to
hat market day. Barley continues to meet heavy sale. -
&dist' Peas that will break well, are rather dearer. Grey
Peas go off at the prices• lest qnoted. Beans are rasher
oithoot variation. Oats of good quality avert a tolerable
Pod rule; bet other kinds stilt find buyers very slowly.—
near is unaltered.
ItSnivort tux ablo.llllT. OCT. 6.—There was an exceeding
11 musket ibis corning of all descriptions of cattle. but
sore particularly of oxen, among which were a
somber of inferior description from Ireland half &es:—
It ill opposed a great number will be returned unfold. .
A private soldier, of the 10th Regiment, who bad been
htely tried by a Court-Martial fot desertion, of which
pima he had been repeatedly found flinty. was shot, pin-
. Ism to his atinteoer at Fort Augusta. on Monday morn-
Ulla. Ais liiiiiiiietatid-different parts of his body. aad he
IBPiltdisieLtatoomaely.--(Jsiontes °agate, Aug. 9.)

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Mat.. October 6.—Wind S.S.W.—keilied ae4 sailed for
the River, the Esse4c, Appleton. from Qaebee i 'Pull: Ma-
ther, from Quebec; Rhyne, grown. from Jamielet.: •Atatanta.
'Penman, from Jamaica ;•and- Julius CMArN ••••••••• *agar 21.
make ; Thames. Lawson. from Lima, In 93 day', and landed id
Spanish Colonel with despetches for Cloverenient...-ssCamo
down from the River and sailed the Canada, Parker. for Per:.
.nembuco ; Friendship, Johnson, for Lisbon ; Britons awn.
pi,hi. for Constantin *pie ; Baltic, Miller, for Malta: NOW'
and Susan, Power, for Genoa; and Baling, Grave, for Dotal,
nice.
PORTINIOUTR, October s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Valiant,
for London, from Jamaica; Adamant. Terries, from JatallCit.
Sailed 11. M. brig Beaver, for Chatham. • •
PLYMOUTII. October 4.aWirtd.West.-;-Arrlvell the Henry.
Charter, from Quebec ; William,. Wynne*. from Qeehre ;
Dauntless, Robson, from Petersburg; Perseverance J,avering
from Petersburg; and Vibelia transport.--Olt the -Port the
Newcastle, --- from Buenos Ayres, in I.* days •.reports
that the crew of the Grace, Raw, had arrived there sale.—Ar.!
rived the Blessing. from London, and Perseverance from Sun-
derland. with fore topsail and foresail blown away, and fore.
mast sprung.
VALMOUTH. SEPT. 4,—Wind S.S.W. and S. Arrived the
Duke of Kent Peel:elms Lishcrn in IS days; Nereid and
Cordelie, from I endonq Endeavour, Cutter. frone•Milford, and
Philip, Forster, from St. Jago Le Cuba ; sailed 727th Jaly,.and
hlbritega Bay. 4th August; also the Alert. Lindsay,. from St.
• Domingo in 40 days. Sailed, his Majesty's brig Falcon, for
Plymouth, end the Endeavour ter Rye. •
II /ammo. Seer. 4.—Wind N.N.E. His Majesty's Revenue
'cutter, Scant, has taken and brought in here the logger cruiser.
Of --'. with a crew of 43 men, and Est) tubs of spirit,.
Dolma, Sart. 3.—The brig Betsey, of Lynn, foundered at
sea Vdieltrew took to their bast, .sod wrro picked up by a
Delehasaa, with'a number of isessetigers on board.
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The following hi an extriet of a litter from theAtedt Si
f Lloyd's st 'Lame. dated Almost lib :.-
" At • cenferecce which latel,yitook piece at Petrels between
yierAelnoiral Sir •Gralsaes Moore and, the Cattalo Paella DOM'.
ra ,n liag the Turkish asval forces et present crafting lo this
neighbourhood, relative to the existing Turkish blockade. the
$llllO hes been regularly acknowledged, bring kept up. with an
elllsient force tithe following places :—Mull of Arta. ($ those
excepted) but vessels clearing for the putt Of Salamis( aim to;
. obtain a pass from the Turkish nuthoritmes itt-Preirisi"t• bra-
gomeths. Catoehi, Pitaelni, Missolo-ghi, Gulf of TorsettW
' chisreeao. • tit e •iel licences are to be granted hy She reattleati
of the islands or Zante, Cephalonia, and' ltkaubt lb tads*
Iboars going to Chierento sett Groatomisteos. bet .tee the. sole
purpose of bringing over molested supplies for the coliseum-
i lion of thecr i‘lauds, It is else understood, that in case the ot-
tompu liti-t should hereafter. Mel it necessary to, extend
the blockade to other porta, gutely notice thereof will be
given,
'The Conti ltrflee-Admiralty at Quebec have sinteneed,
Captain Kerrie, it the brig Williaiis teipay a tine of 2,500/:
sterling, for having taken fiorio tUb' it of Dublin and
rot
brought to Qfiebec fiffy.pkmengerd: 'e thin were per-
mitted by isor to Ise I;ftt yla ii4i
gaper.
he Itasiiiiir. glin-firfethiliMikson. sail-d on Friday
from the Tower, with upward:Will/AOC in silver, frond
the Mint. for Dublin. -'. ' . •
The 10th of October will he iffistinroishrd day In Ire.)
land, as ,the duty on whiskey !MI be reduced from that
time, and 'the 10 per centdnit *if tWe iinporta lon of Eng
limb revealed. ' .
On Saturday Arrays, soon after three o'clock,ilte7'
Prin:ess'Aneesta. attendid by 'Col, ail Kejestt ' and Slim
Wynyard, arrived oitti her unite in thire ratrlages iied
four, at the King's Palael at Pimlico, from Sittinghourai;
which placcher Royal lila hne.ss l,ft at ten o'clock on.
. Saturday morning ; her Royal Highness hiving uteri
• thereon Friday night. on her nay frosts tioier to London.
The Duke so' Yolk be Doke of Nu sex, and the l't tiers
Yhia, visited her Royal Highness yesterday.
esterday. afiercoan at half past two o'clock, the Doke
o; York arrived at Isis tesidence in Stable•yaril. St, holes's,
from Sndburn, the seat of the Marquess of Hertford.
Prince William of Brunswick arrived on Friday evening
at Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley-carom, from a tour; en Satur-
day .Ise left town for the Contineet.
The late Karl of Caithness is succeeded in the office of
his Mtjesty's Postmaster General of Scotland by Sir Daild
Weilderhourne, Bart., the late Member of Parliament lot
one of flsa !rite Boroughs, and brother in law to the late.
Earl of llopetoun, Lord Haumpden. and Sir Aletander
Hope.
Tug Grease PARIL—A brick wall is now building is
this Park. opposite York House. fur the purpose of enlarg-
ing the garden ground of his Royal Highness. The en •
larged space will include the distance of some yards beyond
the present gravel walk, and its extent in length will be
from the railing of St. Jaoses's Park to the building which
is called the Queen's Library.
A I....nexTABLE CA3C—AII,IIO six o'clock on last Fri-
day
.evening, as William Robin,, a labouring man, after
I,iising his two companions, was on Isis way hither across
the Downs, and passing the Rabbit Houma. nigh to our
Race Coarse, on Spital Hill, be was hailed and commanded
is atop, under pain of being shot, if he moved a step
farther, by a Capt. Burke, of this town, a militia Ace',
on half-pay, who had there posted himself as • sort of
Centinel over the Rabbits. Robins, regardless of time
mandate, walked leisurely. on, when the whole contents of
Burke's gun, was, in an iostant., lodged in his (Robins's)
right side, and his frock set on fire by the nigh explosion ; •
he, however, being left to Isis fate, contrived to get to a
cottage not fat dhow, hut indium only a boy at house who
could afford him no assistance, he exerted himself, and
reach, I the premises of Jerry Simmons, who humanely
conveyed him in a cart to time poor-house of St. Ann's
parish, when a Surgeon was sent fur, who examined and
dressed the wound, giving some hopes of the unfortunate
man's recovery, as he could not discover that the laceration
had extended to the vital parts, although several of his
ribs were laid bare by the violence of the shot. We could
state further particutars touching this unfortunate affair,
but as they might create a strong bias, we suppress them
for the present, leaving the naked r,cts, without comment,
to speak for themselves. The wounded man's information
was on Saturday taken before a Magistrate, who attended.
him for that purpose, and a warrant has in consequence
beep issued for time apprehension of the licensed, but which
he Iris hitherto eluded. Great praise is due to I'. Parting.
ton, Esq. on this occasion, for time strict attention he WI
.paid to public justice, and to the cause of humanity. Robles
is a Warwickshire man, and it is said owe occupied 'a
eonswerabie farm in that county.—(Lewes Parr.)
Attune NIAR NONKIITOWN.—On Friday night, aimed
ten o'clock, the out oftice• of Captain Phillips, of Monde".
near Monkstown, were perceived to be on fire. Fortunately
the night was calm, and, after great exertion, the flames were
got under, with only the loss of one outboase. Had the
night been windy, the entire offices, and probably the
dwelling house, must have been consumed. That the
above fire has not been produced by accident, is proved by
the circumstance, of coal-cinders having been found In
one of the out-houses, near a window, which bad been
fastened at night, but from the side of which some stones
bad been worked out of time wall, for the purpose of co*
Tering time kindling into the house, in thick some farm
hm;d been placed. IVe have the satitlfaction to state that 1
there is no reason to ,consider this burning as connected
with any general system of disturbance in the neighmill6
hood where it happened.—(Cork Adttertia-r of Taerday.)
A little girl, named Prangarll,l, ss. ens 54t0• day, fined
1001. for being concerned in conveying smuggled liquor at
Newport, Isle of Wight.
Ysassourn, Oc.r.'2.—ln'tbe evening a melancholy cir-
cumstance occurred to a young two who was letting off
squibs on the Quay. A spark amialeutally fell into his
pocket, which was full of ilsosif: thirsoosequence was, th t
they took fire and burnt hies foie dreadful a manner, that
he now lies with little hopes' it his'reeorery.

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THICAT.RICAIS , .
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IiNGLISH OPERA notate —This ItsfailVAlßltaliti-SO3l--
day a very profitable IMMOOD,, after• very prisisewortht eats-
pent. The introdectin et RAVI'S*. tO'tke,loool INlay.dP2
is of Buell sulkiest to neark-the Ensoltaido wits. 4isftinoel
celebrity; and the return of Martinets from Anseriea.will
also make Rannoch is dramatic history. 'The novelties
of the season have ben variant SAICEESS has attended earl
greater part of ahem ; and abate's, we may think of Use
gnat novelty. Praakenstein. it has been attractive sad
prodartive. We lIRVO one serious complaint to make, that
Miss KELLY hoe performed so little. We hope she will
I oblige us the MOM .0111 ISEDOI6 Mr. BARTLEY delivered
the following • Addresk alts the conclusion of the Miller's
Maid.
Lxeces aws..firstertostsmi,—as our short season ter-
minates with the performance of this ewenibg, it is my duty
irritably to usual custora,,to address yen oe the part of the I
Proprietor. stud tooter you. the sincere tribute of his thanks
(or she ilberil share of patronage villa which this theatre has
beeb honoured: fe*!heatre so limited, In regard to the period
Tod' nature of its representathes. *pen only when the two la
comparatively empty. it cannot be slippOsed possible that the
Proprietui eon vie hi splendour ant variety with ibe• great
wintet establishments. Bet he tnists,Ladies.and Gentlemen,
that the efforts be MI made, particelarly this season, to. merit
year approbation, Is,. faliy,proved his loollastion le Cumuli
your accommodation to the scary etnumt extent of his means.
flu new decoration pad portico have been honored with
general approval. and be le proud to feel that amongst the
ruetr nuoldites for public favorhe hai had the good fortune to
Ist rodece much desired talent which he resPectfitily reeommen
to the future protection of your fostering smiles. The Oral
appearance of Alr.3llattusws in the Drama. for six yearsihrs
heel greeted• With a wardith of feeling bordering' on enthu-
slum, and the Propetemitberefore engratulatas himself on
Morisg• been-able to afford the welcome tress to the town.,
prior to se exhibition of the rich fund of character cod erwedotr;
with whish the quirk perception of, character, acute observe-
tioe, and brilliant humour of that Geutleman, has furnished
the 4a4gat for hie neat campaiga during his late trip to
America. it only now remains to sante you, Ladies lad
detitlemen. that the Ping interval beibre we meet
he Pass d In eettiis preparations for lone amusement 'and
convenience, and that every effort will be misde to ensure a
continuance rif`yoUr highly appreciated favor, add on the
part et the Proprietor. of myself. and of all the Performers,—
I reepeetfelly. and cordially bid yen farewell." •
• mffimileffm •
- As gonna) exhibition of the fine arts is •ahoat to be held
Bt' Manchester.
Mr. Sergeant Crest is'
.spoken of ar likely to 'fleeced. to
Ilaiaastieenhip of Chester.
'A kldebrated prescher In Penis, having; exhorted his will
gregationin a very nsithetic eliewsrae, to bear their erne
witls patiente, a married onset, who. wan present, as sone Xi
theiervice-was over, took his wife home on his shoulders.
A SLEEPY PARTY.—Mrs. Mildness left her marine retreat.
Ott residence of the late W. Finley, Esq., on Saturday
trionnight. A few-days before her depsrtnre, an accident
left, this lady; whit*. air it was not attended by• any
setioni consenhrticeo. afforded 'mach amusement to the
fltelsionables at &seater. Mrs. Siddons had talent's'
warns bath at %111M-en's'. after which, as •was het nib:
tons, she took an
smiting in a font wheel carriage, aeeeta-
I panied hie her friend'. *Mrs. Wilkinson, *promoting in •ihe
direction of Middleton Chord' As the driver of the veld,
cle had, ow a former oreasion, manifested sysnyoms of
pepping, while taking Mrs Siddon. out for awaiting, the
arthuan of that lady, by 'her express order, took 'his
station on the box ilbneside of Jelin, for-the pnrpose of
keeping hint awake. Feeling herself drousV. Mrs. Sid•
don role-ed her bead with her tame I.•and resigned herself
to chi:ltems of Somas, from which, however, she was soon
aroused by the falling of the vehicle into a deep di ch.ses
Fortunately noother consequence hut alarm reenlteel from
the &nide at with the excep.ien of a alight braise received
by silrt.Wilaic eon. -Oa inquire, neither' the coachman,
nor footman, nor paasenger could tell how they got into
soch a dilemma ; thefact being confessed, that the *hole
party were fast asleep when the e-ssualty took place.
New Manntaog ACT.--i V Staten* 4 Deo. IV. c 76, the
late Marriage Act is repealed from the Ist day of Neve
next. .And it is provided in such Act that the bond Iss ree
tofore necea-ary shall be no loiseer used, by whirls theatre
of It will in future he saved in she es'eseesse Of the license.--
The ee days residence formerly required by one or both of
the parties previous to the grant of the license, is reduced to
15 days.
An ingenious carpenter, by the names of Wyatt, of Rock-
land St. Mary, Somerset:shire, has lately finished a ma-
chine, which mores by impelling wheels, and is 'efficiently
commodious to answer the purpose of a light snail sat sch.
Tito owner feels conlislent of 'access, and says it will carry
feria hags and two persons (to act as coachman and en trd)
from London to Exeter in quicker time than any of the
present mails drawn by four horses.—(l)nonshire F leC•
holder.)
EXTRAORDINARY COINCIDEXCE.--.14111 week two }ming
men, of corresponding &gra, applied at our Dispensary, at
the same time for surgical relief, from a state of sitifoca-
lion. under the follow in, cireumstancess—One of Bee oaf-
freers hail accidentally swallowed a plum scone, and the
other, also, too large a piece of animal food to pass the
gullet. 'rise introduction of the instrument, however, by
the medical attendant, soon relieved them from the dis-
tressing state under which they were labouring. But
• what stakes the circumstance still TWO remarkable is.
that both of them, a few years aro, by mistake, swallowed
some burning liquid, the one oil of vitriol, the ()leer aqua
fortis, and botb are unknown to each other.—(Stookport
Ada.)
thimble. whose death by an accident at Oswestry Races
we last week noticed. was formerly trainer to hit W. W.
Wynn, Rat. tie was huiied on Seturilay last. in a very
respectable manner, at the joint expense of air. E swards,
Clerk of the Course, and Mr. tissii:h. of the Fighting
Corks Inn, Oswestry. A correspondent remarks, it is
singular that In 1321, the lion. Charles Trevor, with
Dunn and Gamble, rode for the cocked-hat stakes at
Oswestty. and that they have each severally met their
deaths isy accidents in riiiing.—(CArster Chronicle.)
A horse, late in the possession of Mr. Spurr, of the Ship
Inn, Creditor. in his service eleven years end a half, which
travelled post from that town ro liatherleigh, and which
was last week sent to the kennel, upon a rough calcu•
lotion, gone upwards of 74,000 miles, in the above space
of time: this instance alone of the strength and endurance
of that noble animal is truly wonderful.
DREADFUL ACCIDINT.—About five o'clock yesterday
afternoon, another of those distressing accidents, arising
from the Ignorance of youthful parties in managing where
ries, took place on the Thames, at Branson Bridge. A
boat, containing five young-men, it is believed (rota Mary,
le-bane, was coining 'town with the tide at as fast a sate
as they could pall, and apparently without any knowledge
of the torrents of the river ; when near the Bridge, the host
came against one of the piers, by wbieleit was upset with
the five individuals. All the company sunk, as none of
them appeared to be able to swim; hut two boats man
promptly to their assistance, and rescue i . three of the
'young men front a premature death. We are, however, very
sorry to say that the other two youths were not found ; hue
before we left the Bridge, about an hour after the accident,
the nets were out dragging for their bodies.—Could
not some regulation be adopted by watering, and
*then letting out boats to hire, not to part with a boat
unless a Waterman had charge of iti This. if it coul
'be effected, would be the mesas of saving annually a number
of lives on the River 'Mmes.
Ti e Coroner's inquest which was held on the body of
Thomas File, aged 16, who died in consequence of a bloo
.ereivvd in Righting with William Tenant, aged *2, after
six hours' investigation, brought in their verdict Man
slattghter, and co 000000 Was. Tennant and the two
seconds, Christopher Parker an! Rennet Paul, to prison.

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- WItEX/t6iIUPLACRIL Tie;ainbirl-Oidr;
• • • OonCLUDISD.
* ThenOWlt Plow of Filly Pounds. Tod silo
Ur. 1164SOIVAhr o romp, 4 yrs i...1
Sir T. fitatoloy's b o by Dorioloass, 4psoollobo.
Handicap Stokes or Id iirrreigoi swept INNIS, added. TN
• • • Odle lowa.
dogros'a rr a flit'Edward, 4roolditoollat I
Ld Groareuor's Lady My* X yrs 04 0.141116. 9 dr

RACES.4-eritaistianii; Ocr. L•
• tr.,' •asnr:;l C4.114141.1146,,ir • • •
The Collierililele• of Pit ap: • Rltidi,
tolee round. :"- • "'
Ms..o2ller, it is Victoria', 'god .4..1 4
Mr. Frieed's b g Evergreen. I 49
Mr. Davles's A b Valentine, 5 yes
Mr..peneteatz'sb f by Sir Oliver, ayes Er
P.itte of nay Pounds. Hetti, t Wien TWA and I
• • distance.
Mr. Pi'jie's Ch h Doctor Eady. aged. 9st • 1
(r. Hill's be (Jesse. 3 yrs Oil, Ott 121 b ...I 3 4
Mr. Molony's bns Was, 0 yrs.. 9st 71b. •. 4 2 2
Mr, C. "ay's br l'Plover;' yes old, 7st 7lb a-2 2 3
Mr. 'Parlor's Little John. age/ • .+5 5 dr
Friesid's kg Evergreen, 3 yrs, Osjlitta.... ...... 3

iTO(I999IIDOR RACES, Wassnriiar, Ocr. I.
The fMrserbridge Subscription Plate of Fifty Sovoreigns, added
to a Sweepstakes of Fire Hors. eseb, los all ages. Than
site bests.
Mr. Massey's ch f Yosyurattogwyr. 4 yrs. est 21b 2 1
Mr. Ileardawntilea b !fere; Xyrs old,7st 1?lb I 2 9
The Woreesier,Stakesof w saws aseb, with 20 sows added by
the County Merabeo;foc,Sorses sot thorough bred... 'two
aslle Keels. • • •
Mr. O. Grasebrooir ialugai Mr. ral)lrs g Tipple ,
r. cide aged,' lest ' -.1 '1" 3 1
Mr. Ilesson's e gireacer, byi old, lest Mb 4 't
Nriieoust Anson's belie by Looped*, 4 yrs. lest Mb— I • 1 4
Mr. Merver's bats by Latwyehe, aged. lest Sit. es"' 6 6
Ur. Avloo's b g Bhiver-0, 4 yrs old, lest. 0 • 11 •
Mr. Downiag's W is Luck's-All.o yes old, lest • dr.

RICHMOND hiIEETINO.—Tv RID AT , SIM. • lOC • • •
The Members' Plate of 60r. for Maiden horses, sMire4,oll pitt.
Inge. Two tulle heats. ••• • • • •
Mr. Immiden's b e Manuel, 3 yrs old .. • .1 1
Meenrieh d, 3 yrs old ' +.• 111
Mr. Merbrd's b e Plumper, 3 yrs old ....... 9
N!. Pierilicsg fby Walton, 4 yrs old,
'. to .Op the Walton f. Woo.easy. • . •
• •.• .s..t za • •••• WRDNERDAY.

4111wingsges Oleo essab4 p p. for colts and tilller them two
,i, ..ppkeld. Fran this Grey Stone to the Ending Post.
Ilir.isqueesb fby Whisker
Hon. E. Petry's br aby Smolensk*. • 5.,, .........,.. , .: 9
g to i on Wbisker.—Vgr/ easy, • _.
flogsbutrlptiiii Cop,at 10gs each. 'for a Caps, MOgs value,
flu aurplea its bepaid.lbe winner Is epee* Apes rosnd and
'S•fatiner. • t •
1111.-Wltitam's,br b Dr. Syntex
- .
' Illr: Vox's colt Little 'Delver, 4 yrs old 2
•
'Mr. Lisoubton's h f &Toilet, Styr. ()la ' 1
Mr. Prlre's eh re Fortune, 4 tra3 ' . • ' 2
Mir, V. Powlett's ch f Riehmood Lase A. 3
' • Two to ens. on Dr. Syntax.—A. very susweseivand won by
a sock. • •
Ilia Majesty's Plate, for 6 year old mares, DM eat*. Four
mars.
M r. TAIMMOWS Ch Si Fortuna • 1
Mr.Houldsworth's b in Amiable, fi yrs 01d.......... .... • . •11
Eves betting.--Won easy. .f: • ... .• .

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
Purest, OCT, 3. •.
Cinder beat Premises-3 to lon Cinder.
. PADEISTAIANISIa AND HORS[ RACK..—MATCR OTAit
Ascot. Caguas, Two Mmes.—The match between Satre'.
tafedestrian. from the Staffordshire Potteries, and Newton.
the OxtorslAtire man, took place on Saturday round the
w Into, two voiles. It was for 100 sovereigns, and Stiller
was haelted at 5 and 6t04, to win. The en*, till within
.51)0 yards of home, was famously contested. The Wes.-
irises kept toOether at fine speed until the torn at half a
mile from home, when Newton took the lead about 6 yards,
and made strong play at the bill. Salter was with hive
again at the betting stand, headed him, and %VOA the race
by 5 yards. The winner did the 2 miles in 10 minutes and
15 seconds.
Another rare took place over the course fur 50 sovereigns.
A gentleman of the name of Harrowsmith, having under-
taken to gallop his horse, (Bluster) over the two miles its
four minutes and a half. The It...se is considered one of
.the fastest of the Surrey Hunt. and, in this instance, be
tarried 9rt. 101. The vomit was done at full speed the.
whole distance. end the horse won cleverly, with 6 seconds
to spare.
ASHTON AND HALTON.—The match between these
determined opponents was run over Doncaster Course on
Wednesday. and was decided in favour of the former. 'the
distance was 3 times round, starting at the Steward's Stant4,
being 5 miles 1,171 yards, for 101' guineas, and was done
in 341 minutes 50 seconds. We believe that •no foot race
in the anuals of sporting ever ir:erested its lovers mote
than the contest betwixt these known " teciod oats
Halton. though an out-and-outer, it must be confessed hae
met with his match. and after the race he declared that,
although be was not diamond, Ashton went too fast for
him.
A female of Bullocksmlthy, beteg enited her loving lord.
he. profiting by the advice of Judge Beller, chastised h r
with a weapon of the lawfel dimensions. The lady fancying
that as she was the weaker vessel, she ought to have the
stronger auxiliary, and belaboured her spouse most profiled,
with a broom stick. This close kind of retaliation did not
exactly correspond with his then train of thinking. and he coa-
-1 sequeetly retreated; when a running kind of 601 ars, kept
up, by their diseltergiog the sticks at each other. A poor
little luckless lad, who was unwittingly looking on, wes struck
by the 'larger ilia. It penetrated completely the socket of the
eye (a depth of about as inch and a half), where it remained
so firmly fixed, that it required the entire strength of a by-
stander to extract it.—The eye was of course destroyed,
and he was %moutoht to our Dispensary for relief,....(skoci.,
port Ade.)
A few as yssgo, as Mr. J. E. James, proprietor of the BobaS-
sus,and collection of wild beasts, was on hls way from Hinckley
statutes to Nottingham Mr, the horses attached to the air
riage in which his family lives and travels, started off et see-
ing the other carriage in front, and there not being sueldwitt
space to pass them cm the road at full gallop, Mr. J. was under
the necessity to save his own life, and the lives of hit son and
daughter, who were in the vehicle with him, to run the shafts
against the bird waggon. which penetrated through, and struck
and bruised the ostrich to such a degree, that more than two
handfuls of feathers were afterwards taken ep. The waggon
was overturned by the shock, and fading on tile driver bruised
t him very much. ffertunately the proprietor and his (tinily es-
, taped without Nary. Tiro Vries were severely braised and
, lacerated, and one is since dead. The bed of one of the ear-
Hanes was broken in two, and the other very teach that-
tilt.d.
twir

SHOCIIIINO ACClDS:ST.—Yesterday morning, a post-rluuse.
proceeding at a quick pace, near the Asylum, In West.
ininster !toad, came in contact with a gill, containing a
lady and gentleman, and so, was the shock, that the
vehicle upset, aud• Use lady was thrown out with "reat
viotence, and tl e e taking fright at the time %woke
the shags, and: Wag of the gentleman was restated in
a dreadful'mantle- lady was carried in- nediately to
Hr. Foster, a sorgt on, when it was dise4eere that her leg
and bead were so terribly contused, that she was pronoun-
IA in a dangerous state. The horse was happily sewed
withdnt doing forth: r mischief. We hive net twee able ea
`loon whether any blame is attributable to the driver.