The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

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SOUTH AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. THEATRICALS, ' ..
, • SHIPPINO INTELLIGENCE. ' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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is erne ammo time ago stated in the Parrs. that Com. DAVIT Lass,-The First Part of Mewl du Fourth neat. October A.-Wind W.S.W.-Came dean from the • --sseglie- • . •
topers trolls Spate kad arrived at beeped Ayres and was performed last night, for the purpose of introducing River, the Vigilant. Montgomery for Barbadoes ; John. ICIONMOUTH RACES.-WeDeesnay, Ocr. O. .i
eceof whose mission was an arrangement another of the recruits which the recite hall stepplied to I.ovell, sod Vigilant. Croside. for Jamaica,-Arrived and
Urea the obj 4. Sweepstakes of figs each, with 90gs added; Weight for age. • t.
immees.the Mother Country and her quondam Colonies. this Establishment. The part of King fleerg was sus- sailed for the River. the Adventure, Wallace; Clarendon, Heats, twice round and a distance.
Ills new learn that the COmmissioners at Buenos Ayres tamed by a Mr. Anemia, being his first attempt is the. Rae; and Jane, -, from Jamaica; Christian, Duncan, from Mr. W. West's bf by Waterloo, 3 yis old
screed, inthe name of their Government, to recognise metropolis. The scoot of his remonstrance with the Teneriffe; Mangles, Cogill. from Bengal; and Harrison, Mr. C. Day's 's m Victorine, aged 'll s
of the territories on the plate formier Prince, was played with. mach talent. and rewind its Wales, from Quebec:
110 lernel"e?
Mr. C. rtity's b f Plover. S yes old - 1 4
imeld icereyatty, for twenty millions or Goiters, sad we merited applause.. NW. AnCIIIII is an.aetor that will be ex- „..... Jamaica hlr. Davies' Valentine, 5 yrs
eatipect soon to bear that a similar arrangement with ceedingly useful to the Home, and we only wish to see ".'l'' from end Havana,'
Atkinson. for Madeira Mr. Hawkins's Sir William. aged••.e. l.O. 6
W heibere entered into. more of his stamp there and elsewhere. Mr. Etaassam. LTWOUTR, October 2.-Wind North.-Salled the Rosetta,
NI-. Willis's bf by Sir Oliver, 3 yrs . 5 0 •
The preliminary convention agreed upon between the played the Prince, and acquitted himself with due spirit • FALSOUTII,Oztober.2.-Wind North-Arrivedthe Df Da fence Mr. Friend's Evergreen, 3 yrs oit
.4jamreseent of Buenos Ayree and the Commissioners of his and it throughout. T
..he same may be said eater from Waterford. sod sailed again for Peymouth.-Salled The County Members' Plate of 304. for all ages. Heats,
. ogle Majesty, was signed on the 4th of July last, and of Mr. WeLLeCe'll &emir. Mr. Dow.rox's Falstaff was the Isabella and Jane for Naples. thrice round.
dojos of 'We 1.. articles. By the Cat article it is agreed the life of the Play. We can scarcely imagine that the Wevuouvo, October 3.-Wind W.S.W.-Arrived the In- Mr, W. West's bf by Waterloo, 3 yrs old, Set 121 b. ••. I 2
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all hostilities, by sea, and by land, shall cease between great scene of the " men in buckram" was ever played dastrY, Abbott, from Newcastle, with toss of sails, bulwarks, Mr. Molopyts Luse, 6 yrs, Ost alb 3
ibe lately contending parties, at the expiration of six!" with more 'admirable richness. The other parts were and boats, and very leaky. e Mr. Friend's Evergreen, saes, fist 12Ib . 2 3
Ms, after the ratification of the cenvention ; by the 2 , respectably supported, and the 1• west off altogether with
1 vies the Spanish General in Pern, is to continue in the great spirit. Delrsrouen, October 2.-Arrived the Commerce, Hawkins,
from Falmouth, with loss of fore yard and sails split. (To be continued.)
i Nodes@ 'bit ocenpied. saving the particulart stipulations The revival of the old business of Falstaff carrying off iLFRACOriii, October 2.-Arrived the Laurel, !silicon, from - •
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;Web may .be made for reciprocal conveniences. and by the dead bode of flotspisr, is an evident inconsistency ; for in Cardiff, bound to Messina, with loss of 9 topmasts, etc. WREXHAM RACES, WEDNISDAT, Orr. I.
• 034 the relations of commerce. except in articles eon. the scene of 'the robbery. Palsy is represented as not Watepv, °Mottos-IL-During the afternoon of yesterday A Silver Cop the gift of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart' value 501. for
i "reload in war. are re-established between the States and having the power to rise from his twee, with the ponderous and the whole of last night, it blew a tremendous gale from horses, die: the property of Privates or Nee-ecoandesionett
ma prodayee of the Spanish Monarchy, and those occupied load of his own flesh. How then could be be supposed N.E. to N.,-,Some vessels broke adrift in the harbour, and
a Officers of the North Wales Yeomanry Cavalry. Two mile
bid's armies of his Catholic Majesty in Peru. The 4th, to stoop to raise up the dead body of a fallen warrior, and got some trifling damage,-as yet we hear of no damage on heats. .... .-,. ..
r lib, and 6th.articles make arrangements fir promoting the carry it off upon his sbonlders as with as much facility, as the coe.t., ~,, .. . Mr. Iluahes's b h Leek's All, aged, lint 21b . ..• •...I I
f,. falatklaa of maritime intercourse and commerce. the 7th a butcher's boy would run off with a gnarter of lamb. The 'Ada, Agnew. trek Archaogel to Liverpool, was driven Mr. Bennison's b m Young Sorcerer, 6 yrs. list 21b... ..2 2
from foyer_ on shore *an Lerwick, .16th nit., the cargo and materials ez-
ifipulateethat the soar nsion of h ostilities shall subsist far Iti Covnier-O•eozo.-Mies Hanatia/LIM Mr. E. Jones's bk m Foxhantress. aged, 12st flib S 3
r oseths.The remaining articles refer to the coarse that shall Peels pected.todwieetred •
made her first appearance on this stage lest night as Th • One drawn.
The Young Flossy, from Amsterdam, is stranded in the Bel-
k b reseed in case of a renewal of hostilities, to tbe loviolabi,. Adriatic'. in the mu.deal play founded on Shakspear's tish Clletlilel. .. . -...111/••--
e Igo( property. and to the ratification and effect of this Comedy of 'Errors. She did' not appear to shrink from rs
. ...evis's STWAITS FISHEIRY.-The William and Ann, Wake, STOURIIRIDGE RACES, TUESDAY, SIPT. 30.
Comeation. To this document is annexed two Law. Pr • the arduous task she had undertaken, but went through arrived in-Leith Roads, on Saturday morning, from Davis's A Sweepstakes 01'10 soya each, with 20 added, for all ages.-
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$ taw. By the first of these the Government is author% toe whole business of the scene with an ease and self-eot- Straits. a full ship, The Bon Accord brought the extraordi- Two mile heats.
i ramify this preliminary convention; and also to negociaie session. She possessed. unquestionably, considerable nary (vitality of 700 butts of blubber, supposed to produce Viscount JIN:WS br cby Sir Oliver, 3 yrs
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fie accession thereto of the other South American State' powers of voice, which have been well improved by mini. 932 tons of oil ; and although thus deeply laden, 'had an un- Mr. Pidenek's Birmingham
• Chile, Peru, hc• Ise. And by the second it. is proposed ration; and is a valuable acquisition to the musical depart• e?insurianlAilukeierkhpa;sage of 2:ldais froma the
lfishing ground.t Mr. F. llomfray's br e Tartar, S yrs 5 3
h gma . the war which the king. Loafs walla, was meet of the theatre. She was received with great and Cador Captain
t. in.the tan mnglariarownein tshtewcharr;sabysstghethe
discovberray. A Maiden Stake of five soya each, with twenty sovereigns ad-
o Iwo preparing to make on the Spanish swims being di- apparently genuine applause throughout, sad was loudly did, for heroes that never won Plate or Stakes. Tiro mile
shlps,•gettiag clear of thene about the 70th deg. of lat. while
Wetly .and principally opposed to the principle recognised encored by her closing braterro, and in one of the duets heats.
otter homeward hound vessels followed the usual course to the
Mr. Smith's br e Little Driver, 3 yrs 1 1
1- is article I. of the law of the 10th of May, 1822, in ease that with Miss Tate, who exerted herself with, greet icier. northtiard. rounding the greater barrier of ice about 74 deg.,
Mr. T. Williams', Tripoli, by Poulton, 3 sen 2 2
d . nigressioa ehould be realised, the Government is autho. Timothy characters were played uin last season, and the iulst generally found at the commencement of the fishery. Mr. riWit's b f Fyidener, 3 yrs
f Med to negeciate after tloe definitive treaty of peace and the comedy or opera went off extremely well. consi• Of this number was the Middleton, Cargill, of this place, • 3 5
0 Mr. Tomes's bre Fair Pltillis, 4 yrs 4 3
• isdity-that for maintaining the independence of Spain dering that persona so unlike as Jones and OCaUenT, which had sailed a full ship a week before the Bon Accord;
Mr. Simons b m Gratitude, 3 yrs 3 4
-. eater the representative system, there be voted Me same and Faangil and Bhatecnaao. represented the brothers, but, from the strong northerly winds which then prevailed...
ie , ems efffil millions as that which in the Neenah of . May last who are perpetually mistaken for each other. Katharine must have been greatly retarded In getting to the northward, A Hunters' Stakes of 5 soya each, with 23 sees lidded. Terre
eras supplied ,for destroying it by the Chambers of and Petruchio was the aftermiece. in which hii..e Cites• so sato render her non-arrival no matter of surprise, much less miles heats. Rode by Gentlemen.
a tacit" Tan and Mr. C. Resume, as the Shrew asd the Tamer of of alarm.-(Abe: Caron.) Mr. Benbow's ch g Trooper, 4 yrs 51 2 I
Mr. Bradley named ch h Canute, aged 1 3 3 )
se . the Shrew, kept the house in a roar of laughter. .Mr Hinchcliffe's b g Shropshire, aged .. 34 t 3
BRAZIL • ROBERT Btrarth.-Plasmas is employd at present in hi; •
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it ' . . Webb 's b g Lottery. 6 yrs ...V 2
• --eaglet"- ' MR. SADLER'S OWN ACCOUNT OF HIS AERIAL designing a statue for a Monument to the memory of Mr. Horoyolti's eh m Reticule, 4 yrs• • ...• • .......7 3dr
n-CURSION. Robert Burns, which. a hen sculptured. is intended Mr. F. Homfray's b m Madame Vestris, 4 yr5....4 6dr
lite ot /assent., Ave.Atte 5.-Since the derlsration of
sl ledependenee of Brazil, the subject whether the Retentive .-...mm....... to be erected in a conspicuous situation in the Northern an.T. T. Evsns's b f Helena, 4 yrs 6dr
Metropolis. A work like this, from the bands of such a
Amid or should sot have an absolute veto in the proms!. " I ascended at twenty-fire minutes to the o'clock, and in Lottery came in first for the third heat, but a complaint
a -• • • eight minutes Rimed it requisite. to commence discharging gas.
rills of the laws has been discussed In all the Denude' s! Sculptor, *ill be an ornament well worthy the capital of being made against the jockey for foal riding and jostling, it
of r Al this time myelevatlon was about three fourths of a mile, Caledonia. and peculiarly gratifying to the :: :1 tnirere of was adjudged to Shropshire. The last race was run after dark ;
jollifications. *and is a matter open which much olifference and the view was of the most pleasing kind. Liverpool, with. Caledonia's Bard. It will be the third statue raised to the owing to the delay occasioned by the horses for the Maiden
d. basexisted. Some time prior to the late changes in the ..
n. a environs,
and the indented coast extending to the Grams- memory of Burns in Scotland. Plate toot being ready to start at the time appointed by the
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si Miaistry, the Deputy Mmi& Lhasa proposed in the Assent- beide, appeared to my view very distinctly. At ten minutes to
At a meeting of the Royal College of Physicians on the Stewards.
,_ lly the project of a law, by which the decrees of the present Ave I heard a gun fired, supposed It to be la the neighbour- -sellaw--
(serer.; gain were geed in mow 30th Sept., the following tribute a respect to the memory
e" Assembly should be executed by the Executive, even hood of Brown! -hill. A sportsman in the vicinity of Bath, whose son (not being
of the late br. Bernie was ordered to be inserted in the Co - gummed) was ~,,.„ simrs,„g on a nei„nnouries. manor, ree.
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he although the Emperor refused his &sorties. This project lake-fletde shortly after the balloon ascended.] The balloon
if was finally discussed, mad carried liv acontliderable majority eentineed to &mad, although I was constaatly engaged In lege Annals :-" That our our posterity may know the an information sentient him for this offence against tne Game
A the 29th of last month. The' Emperor has declared• opening the valve. I sheath here remark that I felt a very extent of its obligations to the benefactor, whose death we Laws, cunningly saticipated the movements of the enemy, by
strong breeze. which produced aa alteratioa in my course, el...plore, be it recorded that Dr.ltaillie gave time whole of lis appearing on Friday to lay an information against his own son,
Ice bat notlitlistanding this vote of the Assembly. be will
making bees east, though, at first, my direction was from the most valuable collection of Anatomical Prep irations to the for illegally carrying • sun for the destruction of game. By
Si. tion and execute each acts only as meet with his appro.
. .n . determined west by north. In consemtesee of a anther of email clouds College,
titian. The A,seniblv. on the other na u, are and 6001. for the preservation of the same ; and this navel measure, he seers 50s. as the informer is entitled to
fleeting my slew of Liverpool and other places wee cocci.
It l • * put hint to the test, by preparing several decrees for his
. glossily Ist ted. At th minutes past aye I attaineds m this tor (after the example of the illustr:-ons Harvey) io his half the penalty, which is 34.-( Worcester Journal.)
by dgeatere; and should be persist in his declaration, it is greatest elevation, which I calculated to bare been about twoy lifetime. Bis contemporaries need not au enumeration of Myren AGAINST Tillt.-Lieutenant Fairmao, the pedestrian.
gh kind the consequences will be serious. miles and three quarters. The son now shone nointerreptedi y his many virtues to account fur tle•irrespectful yesterday
attachment started moraine on the Kilburn footpath to run to i
to him, whilst he lived, or to Jest' t profound grief yards seconds, , , ISkeep
• •fy he in 48 for 20 soverei ns, and to on an 1
For some time past the Emperor has been very es•iduous upon the machine, and assisted Its expansion. The therm o-
ild complete the quarter of a mile in four seconds nit der a minute
M his attenelons to the military, and probably mica meter fell toga degrees, yet the air was not, by any metes, which they feel it his death. Ilut to the rising generation
ate Wing apootheir assistance; and, animated by the accounts to my feeling, particularly sold. Warrington appeared to be Of Physicians it may be useful to hold up for An example, his fnother 20. The pedestrian was backed to win the wool
e moratsch, but the odds were against hies upon the first. Two %M-
-about one mile to the north: the shoat; of the people was dis- remarkable simplicity of heart, his strict and clear integrity
me lately received of a counter-revolution having hems 'Sachet
Healy heard. The balloon was sew rapidly approaching the his generosity. and that religions principle by which his piece were pointed to watch ti . The Lieutenant started
b Portugal, hie conjectured that be will attemptpo establishto Oche flannel waistcoat and drawers at the firing of a pistol
ter n absolute veto by military force. and thus run the risk of Ivor Mersey.conceiving the ground more favourable to conduct seemed always to he roverned as well c drill sted to •
• •-• .' . behind Ittm, and he did the Grit int yards in 11 seconds, tho
:feet my landing on this side the river, I was iodeced quicklY secure to them the respect and good will of their colleagues
at, dissolving the present assembly. 'Pita es he result of mach ato prepare for the de at. A: t number of persons ob- second in 12, and the third rather over the 11, when ha 1.11 off
ad
_the profession et large, and the high estimation and his speed, sad was over 13 seconds doing the fourth 100 yards.
die proceeding is °hymns. Should the Emperor fail in his serving my descent, were now indorsed to follow even from co fidence of the public." ao 1 labouring under great exhaustion. The first nee was lost
attempt, there is little 'doubt but a republican government warelagton. Pereendeg a well-locolosed grass field, I farther
sit ' will be established: and should he he successful, a total hastened my descent. aud was spin' terminate to effect a COM- WI NPIRIOURNS PARISI!, G toucerreesui RE. -.- TO be Let by about two seconds, but the Pedestrian
e kept on, aod did the
seconds. that the um-
ad disanios of the provinces, and consequently a system of fortable !aiding. Five minutes elapsed before several persons by Tender, the Poor of the Parish.-An acquaintance of Tirsersses esrfe acZied noon.ssasnlit theylsi
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md anarchy and confusion, will take place. came op and actively lent me their aid 4 amongst the number ours. oo casting his eye upon the above advernsetnenr, said Pwlin. w
There seems to be an inclination on the part of the Go. were Mr. Haddock and Mr. New/base. who provided me with dryly-" I suppose this is what the Clitarchwardens and
a shales to Warringto,a, haviag followed tbe coarse of the bal. As Johnson, Big Ben, Ryan, Belcher, the Game Chicken,
cull tenement to unite this country to Portugal; but to such Overseers call treating the poor of the parish tenderly."-
loon, from that plea.' and many others of thefistec heroes, were not suffered to go to
fill an arrangement insurmountable obstacles pretest them,2.-We (Country paper.) .
NOTTINGHAM. OCT. have heard, that some ar their graves without some of their great sehlevemente being
of selves. The Assembly is dem n.
'dedl hostile to the measure:
be rangeouents are making with Mr. Green. who lately YairraaY land.-Yester.lay Mr. Bailey, the Deputy put upon public record, neither obi it be right, that a man
the Emperor in proud of hie new title, and would not
amended in a balloon from Leeds, to (*your the inhabit Water Bailiff, accompanied by a numerous suite of officers equally as celebrated as any of the above worthies, as a wrest-
'to easily persuaded to descend from the throne. The seat ofthe world without any public testimonial
ants of Nottingham with the sight of an aerial ascension, and others in sailing hosts, ailed from London in the cele lee, should go o3t of
New-
ay empire most, of necessity, be in Brazil ; and. the interests lof his greot enterprises; we allude to the late Al r. Isaac New-
from the Castle-yard; the use of which him been very band- heated vessel called the Sea horse, belonging to Mr. C.
of the two canneries, aro so much in opposition, that the ton. a tru great name, who died at Rerapstone, bi this county,
merely granted for that purpose. per, of' the Alien Office, to tl.e Medway, for the purpose tf ' . .. .
most which could he expected would be a favounible coma. a village about eight miles south of notteighem, on the 2.1 of
going through. the Mandell Creek, lately cleared out. This
se- mercial treaty. Something of this nature is certainly in aomeoommememeo is the first vessel which went through there these Al) b
September, at the great age stilt! Mr. Newton us- a smith
Irer agitation, as the Casire, a very fast sailing brig of war, Ravvare or WAIN WPATIfiII.•••••A thermometer exposed years past. The pass age cut is only five miles across andrespectable freeholder,and in 1 •
y trade, a e was, us day, a
most powerful, athletic man, and remarkable strong in the gripe
is ready for sea, and victualled for 60 days. There is little to the sun, today, was between 1 and 2 o'clock, at 91 de from the Thames to Rochester, acid is a saving of 40 of his hands. so touch so, that whatever he got hold of, was as
l- doubt but else will rail in • few days for Lisbon. greets. edict. safely held as though it was secured in a win :-IslaC OireW
*a a It is very probable that in all this mouth some very ifs- We are exceedingly grieved to hear, that the cotton In the Roman Catholic CI) ipel, Donegall-street. during all his competitors, and for many years when he catered a
portaut political changes will take place in this country. framework-knitters. hive come to s resolution to make a divine Service, a young woman under the gallery, having wrestling prize ring, all the candidates for fame withdrew their
, which will he highly prejudicial to oar commerce, and general stand on s'o slay next, not for the purpose of ob- become faint, another female went to open one of the names, so that, to make use of a technical horse racing phrase,
cempletety blast the hones we entertained of a corsets- tuning any advance of wages, but to oblige some of their ale/lowa, for the purpose of obtaining fresh sir. This he many times " walked over the course." More than sixty
tilt Mimi being formed upon a liberal and permanent basis- employers to pay according to the statement agreed upon caused a alight eon( • 1• I Ithe years ago, after baring tripped up the heels of the champions
rids lesion, w itc a spree. to gallery,
of Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, dee. he was matched against
, in 1819.-We exceedingly regret that there should b.. any where a soldier, tilled with apprelienaion., leaped from one • •
ries the men reckoned invoretble Bob Askew, the pride of the
Ti. Dna, OCT. 3, One o'clock. r.w.-The Arrow, Post necessity for such a resolution, for we are aware that it will of the windows site the area in real of the Chapel,* to save county of Derby ; this great trial of strength and prowess; on
knit Office Steam Packet, is just arrived. and has landed her reduce thousands of industrious workmen add their families himself: The noise occasioned by this unwise proceeding, time event of which many hundreds were pending, was decided.
to loyal Highness the Princ as Augusta. . to a state of starvation : How desirable it would be. for a eternised-she previously slight confusion below the gallery on a stage, erected in the centre of Ole market plate, at Bing.
licit Ceatercnceen, Sgrr. 27.--The Duke of Sussex arrived good understanding to take place amongst the Masters h into the dread of danger, from the ridiculous fear that ham, in this county. on Easter Monday, 1761; a vast / (m-
-oot en noonday evening, at Barton Cottage, oa a visit to John were this to he tbe case it would prevent miseries, which some pare-of the Chapel was falling, and nearly two-thirds course of people was present, many of whom came a distance
the Brat, E,_"l- ,_ ;_ ,„ we cannot reflect upon without the most Pallsful feelings- of the audience rushed towards the two doors opening into of 30 to 40 miles; these set•to was at four o'clock in the after.
The moms of neat, accompanied by the Prince of The feet is, the trade is over.basded; more goods are made the front portieo. The first of time fugitives stumbled and noon, and after a m arful tug of six bodes ! theiast two by
deblight, Newton laid the pride of Derbyshire prostrate, fit
'key laiseagen, left her apartments at the King's Palace, Ken- !has can be disposed of, and some of the workmen. who can fell Over the crowd kneeling before the doors, and they, torch
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a the boards. The twit morning they a •a
sinews. yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, to pay a visit not obtain employnseet at the regular prim, offer to work at in turn, *ere eti I add . pressed, down by followers-the tnefiese "e• °
morel bdreadfully Ad d +se day
met but poor Askew mad een so
NT. to the Dike and Duchess of Clarence at Bushey. a reductiots, and there are employers to be found, who doors were elokiked up-and the whole became a scene of before, that he was thrown, a :fro titre, e a child, all.
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ipal Yesterday afternoon Sir Herbert Taylor held a Levee as eagerly catch at such advantages. The consequence is. the indescribable confusion and terror, which I.mited a consi- the Nottinghamshire vet ran bore away the laurel, which was
Secretary to the Coasutander.itoChiet at his Office in the other masters must likewise reduce. or be undersold, an: timid. time. The officiating clergyman, the Rev. Mr. never torn from his manly brow. Askew died shortly after-
very
Hone Claude. to prevent this threatened redaction. the workmen lime Cosily, remaining before the altar, and the most influential wards, front the effects of this memorable contest. Th. writer
The Dohs of Orleans is straitly expected is London from taken t resolution which we and every humane mind membersof • the Chap -I, remsining in their sesta, ultimately of this paragraph, who well remembers rew;ng Wils nalliet,
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the Paris, meet so mach deplore. Is it not Possible for the itilsier., sneceeded in .calming apprehension and restoring order. called upon Newton when he was eighty five, and was pleased
KIIIIIISIPTATION or Ltscomrsuise.--la addition to to bold &meeting, &edemas to some unanimous resolution a rite lajored individuals were conveyed to the Fever to hear him make use of the following expression. le a very bo-
as, the would be for their eventual benefit as well as the work
of a present supposed candidates for the representation of It . , Hoepiest where the Professional Gentlemen weriein prompt coming manner :-" Although I have been thrown on my
' back by any man, • yet lam well aware, that a champioh is
Iv!, this coenty, it is rorneured that Sir Wm. Ammons 1 ogilby, men's. and would prevent Arrows, which those who only and assiduotte attendance ; arid, we are happy to state,
coming, who will bye and bye trip sp my heals!" This pre
of Kettlethoepe, will come forward, and be supported by view them at a distance, cannot but shudder at.-(Notting. that tholigh , the • wounds and contusions were considered
the diction was veriCed on the 24 ult. as above stated. Mott.
dog a itrong.interest.- Sir It. Heron, it will be Men by his ham Review.) . ettre're;-yet Do eater in or oat of the Hospital is deemed hats Recites.)
r the address to anothei column, offers himself; and Sir Robert Vorrou If♦ACTORIII.-We understand that the Maxie. dangerous.-(Belfaet Chronicle) . .
. Sheffield continues to be mentioned ass candidate, though trate. of this county have just bad their attention railed by A youth.aboat twelve. years uld, born blind, who had been On Sunday forenoon,' at Hoonnyeridge, two fine young
leas
• letting certain is at present knows us the subject.=.(Lii- the Secretary of State tel the Acts of Parliament relating for the last jear tit the institution in London, for instruc• girls, aged 4 and 7 years, daughters of the miller there,
Wed .to cotton factories, and that they are proceeding to make • tion, dada bia apiiiifidee very unexpectedly in his native were discovered floating in the mill-lade by their mother.
ath- tols Mercury.) .
...• tion of all the factories
entreat ins in .tbe .county.-- village (a few bailee 99rab of ncoin), a short time since.
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late • XPW Mogi or' finger° ♦A twouv.--It bad ben said of 1,..__,.. Pee, ..,Her screams instantly brought her husband, who dragged
aby Cent Illamfotd. that be could cook his dinner with the smoke truer-14cm thou.) He bead eltaped from school, and having a little money in his children out, but unfortunately too late to restore ami-
d trader Tua Matasgotes Hounnaoille.-The mania for advice his pockeaerselled a chariot and drove to the coach house •
of hlsaidglibouee chimney: but an ingenious Lon dos ! matron.
nos • by from this person, appears to rage with as mach stupidity wherehe tooknplace for one st•ge, after which be walked WasSLY •
wee has improved epos the idea. and Illemloated his shop Rooms% or W Tbe besiseing atlas week was
3110 the onus of his neighbour's light. At Guildhall a baker as ever; although dant' proofs are to be seen. where ap• ibliaolthlder or theavey home (upwards of 120 miles) He rair,taa,ma odd' bet a beer free! ae Yoffie, mender, teat a deep and es-
habeas charged beforetbe Lord Mayor widthaving employed pliesiots not only remain in the ' same state. but Wine 1010' was vii the-rbiArrom:Sundag till Fri lay, stopped the last
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" fro"' orthOetilraery ilifirlitrigir=rtbe iirte:lble4.:,,,t=`'Lli7.l
for a person to light his house with gas, by mean of • Pipe which whitely worse: this may probobly.atiee from all diseases night at timOrean Man ou the Beath, and passed through the awn's. nen; tad having retis.rseed with greater vlolepee, end- a botetrivisk
. thil wasidgeo to me main pipe, without tree iteemisoion or blow' being treated its every respect the same by him: whether Linealu onthernarket dry. To avoid being seen in return• yr e, the 'netting carats early. esatlww4 'Aiwa intermission till iha time
ski ledgeef the Gas Campsite', The Secretary to the Compeay tor paralytic, blindness, deafness, be. all big visitors arq log thiough die village, betook a byaiath to his father's arterneee sr dint day. _ Toe mange et temewateredurtas the Ann aop*
eat equally 'sullen sad severe; the mercury in the thergionseter havng
AM Mated that If the fraudulent resales was mot checked. the Cow- nrovided with bolusses from the same box. ind this paucea house.. The filmic he assigned foc,le.ving the school was, sunk ma Wedeeseai. •is degrees is two mere la the Ell4ale of the day.-
bag pan would lose immensely. u great sad coautaat qua
shop titles r
ut applied to every vearmaerwm fair, Ilaa greteriay was even bright, though there was a hear
age and Constitation. Mr. 'WM. lA.- lie felt suipeatlethas some of his friends had wished him to d Thhui hhh . 1 Sue; but...
gate- Eighths drained off the main pips. TM baker. whose P
' sell. a painter of this city, who bad a long time beel come hOme during the last holydays ihe expressed his re. r! I:
fra,al on
wautirrtheytwar fro: wasii-ealegiugers. MI is the coarse tfe;.:L!
IL--• bed made a brilliant figure, pleaded re Y
their . Secretary, ead the
Company bled with consumption and was in the last stage._ gret far what he had done, earl an earnest wish to return
, lofted upon trollceding sight. 'nut quantity strain fallen lore this week sit:r nun
sr ezresma ihellielves' lareeirli Se
t - eat
' hiproceeded to this mart on Ttiesda -I t for the purpose of in titheli' .1 dt.l be has done, has fall" iatb. saws Vico for the last tea years.: It amoun to au lads
the defeadant's paying *epics of the gas consumed by m ;
mid the t gig. • Had they"promed the penalties, the obtaining advice, and while in the act of receiving it, , FATAILACCSDINIT -It issMitts fincere regret we state, streng,oey. g,
awl ammo which the defendant would have bed to pay, would dropped down dead; the body. we understand, lies at the that, as Mr. Williden, the highly- respected proprietor of
• have been upwards of 1501. - house awaiting a Coroner's inquest.-(KentisA Chronicle) the Hotel at Bognor, was on his way home, fromn Chichester, - . •
e ell
Beeeexperinsents were made at laith Port. on Timm Aaron leoressan, a serjtant in the ad regiment of foot, OP Saturday lad, the horse which he rode fell, end rolled * 1 I II - Isastoneyea.
nn4 of which are enmities in Stamford, bung himself over him, by which, Mr. W.received so much internal injn. *Week ' e'elech. ai
i • • ,
Mad day last (the 25th tilL): with a newly brooded shell, having a party, . sefollowing ay ; caving a widow
i la i l the Red that gelited Ilse d I •and
o st a a stab ebelonging to ,___p •
islet the spiral motion, amt.teting lel recession. It is fired oo
.111oWay. morn g . ,
__. rye . ... ... ~ 1 . .8 • fdd Sept.*, S. 40
' stantaseously lamp tan, an that place. A Coroner's Inquest was held on several cheidren to lament his unarm y eno.--a rig ea 40 AS '42 40,00 Fite
67 . 40 • .06 Fate , ,
Irks toriseatally, has air fan sod explodes is . .. . 2% fri.• •• •
that it adapts fire. body is the course of the da , when, among other Bemuse), 16, T ..... 60 6.1 47 . 2944 Rain --
lees, apoir striking agaiait.aay bard substance, so
one, it being proved that the was 400(41101017* FATAL 6CaDIXT..-••About four o'clock in the afterglow' Oct. I, W. go 43 42 96,51 S Rats • "
Itself to all ruses. It.-was tried against as oaken target. evid
frommentally affected from the effects of a sabre wooed in of Holiday, a young woman, a servant at t
sar Hive pub- 2, rat__ 38 69 '4O - 99,50 Fair •
fear feet ware ad thitteei inches thick. which a siagla -ally
for *ohm blew to pieces. hla therefore sippesed that it may the head. the Joey returned a verdict of " imesci." The lie house at Brigitte*, ass missing, gaud at en o'clock 3,1 t....:. 40 as 49 .91 Fair
the uniertanata man was a daring soldier, and bad fought is she asnadiecowered. at the bottom of the well belonging to 6, 5..... 60 as 114,53 Fair
Viand with elect *genet shipping.
Oa Menial last on of the li .• of Site Harry Fn. 13 eagagemeals-vis.. at =aagees:t. Cornelia, Talavera. the 'premien, 120 feet deep. and quite dead. She was COAL MARKET, OCT. 3.
rent tity Bases. Lam. Seville. tbe storming of St. proved to have been intoxicated, and her fall is supposed ships at Market. Ships Sold, 'Prism
tainted*, at &Wog, tin diailt‘eadia Immo gess • *
illeo 810114 &Molt Almolda, Vittoria, 'bakes% mad to have bees the result of it. The name of the der.eased lot Newcastle
4 it • •
Wllklitaheis-missept theikKAr. pikes, together Doi'
New Uri's... . was Shsw...4.kroiser's Vertrict-." Accidental Death.". 1 Wonderland.... 1 ......37, id to Os O.
• liaOrt".) Paaada' .