The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-01 00:00:00

letters from Rome state, that Madame Lptitia 800.
°line, the mother of Napoleon, has just breathed her
14ts after a long aid painful limes.. Before bee death
'Unlade an rTtal distribution of her property among
rhil4ren and grandchildren. The Prince Royal of
riulto had arrived befora the departure of the letters."
At article in a Paris paper states that on Monday at
threeo'clotk, the King of France, who is perfectly re-
found from his indisposition, got into an open carriage
to take an airing at St. C!oud.

ipassengers
are little Inferior to those of the Liverpool packets.
We ci•derstend she is intended to be milord is
the service of reducing the fortress of Porto Ca-
bello.
A vacancy haring occurred the reprematatinn of
Itouhire, by the death of Mr-. Mackenzie, of Applecroe,,
Sir James Wetnyss Mackenzie, of Seatwell, Bart. has
offered himself to the Coanty.—(eatenealea Afereury)
The Hon. Donghts Kinnaird met with a most serious
accident in Hyde Park, on Wednesday. Riding a restive
horse, the animal ran away with him, threw him with
great violence, broke his callar•boue, and most seriously
linjured

STATE OF IRELAND.

7HI DUBLIN EVIININO POST Or'.
intelligence from the South, thong)
-v. is not of a nature to excite an,
-e have been some ontrakee,
and not very atrocious in elm
that the Magistrates in Cork
for the purpose of paying
leoefoary, and we are sorry 0.
lo the gentry of Ireland t
thich msy be met by sum
that things will return
the storm has blown over ?
ly deceived. Let them I
.—let them make abatement
they are already abated. Ins
moor of enemies and masters,
. landlords, and the con.-
xposed to the horrors it endured
Alit dillicolty of this, bat to wine
necessity will, before the night of
' them.
J.arlaw paper it appears that
assemble for the purpose of consideril
lacing that county under the
Altimazh settle arts of os
in Carlow, it cannot certain')
talc &mantling the application
edy. The Magistrates, however,
Ittlow Aldine-the., luta get their
doubtless, of the expense of 0
ft that it is necessary, they
the diminution o: rents Oil

hare just received a letter
and Clothlly, Union of
.ry busy and pressing for t
't he enormous demand of
4 made for wheat, Jae, ;toter
shillings for hay and oats. T
titer complaining of the manner
Proctor, that the worst of it is
-, officiate—and even if there
the purpose!!! This fast
ashy of souse other mode c
Tittles.—(l.forerick Teleiff
.96.—Mr. I.yden, a Pak,
ra, seat the Bell-man about
I sell bis beat prcad at 4d.
meellent Beef was selling die
Mutton. too tat. at 94.. Pr
lbs. • Wheat, et its: to 7s. p
barrel; Qsts, 4d. to 6d. per
. to 7s. per thbusand.
Oestrus to stmt., that there Is
,'own; that there has on- bee* .
fospital sleeenorpast puttileation.. _.
,94
4417431.17 11616-10 40 4irrintr•
---( 'r.• , - , •
-''fns rot esrport, eountpr Tipperary; was beldam
The prices were deemed Setter than at Bailie-
! Bullocks fetched RI. 7s, ft. The following Is
t—niallocks sold, 439; 'Ditto unsold, 7118--s Total
•
-- -
And THRATRE. —Thls house olflAttawl to
. Milk. The play was Wild Otelet ti which
tppy to see Mr. Munoz:, resume his post with
'Hilly.' Withotit dispraigement to the abili-
it seines who bare played rphroine Smooth,
s tolenti we may assert that the performance of
laifnight.ooniintori sth that be is the only
tresenfaltes of the ettlwarter. Tune's Joh•
p4irfliniitme, 'hat etn tope it will heconso
e ;in quite sere tt will row old in the wk.
Oa' bnct .witnell it, fter the comedy a
was
_produced, .4/lilelihaving betq pranli
i IMAM -or Tit Trikermtm,..:lo2VMebt
6Tillijierietending taste. I; is a matter of
ai3 . Lissom. that the prthlie !Meld render
...s and anpport foe the iipirit with which
rah geed this spades of amusement upon
' f ls‘kitit led fterefan:Vtruptiots, and .re-
'Attires of von ag haters in ono-witting,
net i slicing an oil gitardian, for all the plots
iterplom athnot only dohdaeted, bit explained
volutions' of the liody which ADDlsots has
naming "-.The Poetry of Motion." Mr. and
, and Mr. and Mrs. BT/INt, and Miss Tug
..e principal Trortietin these fiats, and they display.
'considerable. grace and agility in the various matins
Joie was greatly applauded, end harts*
if good scenery and musk, is likely to
ice with the public. •
,LLERY —This Gallery was open yestercity
~ when inch copies of the work; of the
liihited there this me, as the students
were shown to their friends and the
Institution. The exhibition wan On
Aremely creditable, both from the number
' the manner in which many of them were
re have not leisure to particularise
struck as on a curs ory view of the rooms, as
nice of future excellence, although at the
ductint conviction was obtruded that Are-
teach little above the mere mechanism
as the colouring of Soule of the copies
.lirectly eetupared with the originals, a
Aerial and general deficiency. that of genii-
observable on close examination. We may
'hydration of this opinion, that although
copies have been made of a Wonise
Mats, front his Majesty's collet
of the S:nilrnts who prodored them
cos& the peculiar expression of the wo-
whichlorms the principal chiral of the
s fear, that the poetical feeling which
'te a great Artis:, is not -to fir
lonls, and that the very facilities
afford sometimes check, instead of
its derelopement. Our young friends
excuse us for sitzgestiog, that besides as.
Iring in the Academy, it is necessary to
at they shall its asaidnously study nature
itercoursa with life and tire world. We
it a deviation from the generality of
t express our admiration of a copy of a
ousels, in the North Room, we believe
1 of Mr. HILIILAND. Gallantry. too,
'etion, that the young female students
is as touch genius in their works as the
ill SHARPS and Miss BSAUSIDNT in par-
copies of a Holy Family by PIOCCACINI
'ration. The former lady, though sus-
, improvement as a colourist, appears
It the sweetness of sentiment %hick site
The Marine Landscapes by VANDit
r and Cove, especially those exquisite
the latter, have afforded great opportoni-
Tinent in this department of art, n kith
me been nrgleCte.l in England. We were,
, pleased to hear a renrral tApresiion of
.4* these various specimens, not only from
itrons, but from many distinguished artists them-

It is rumoured that the Chancellor has been hy no
means successful in Partridge shooting this year. ►lis
Lordithio unfortunately conceived a ;toilful that with a
double-barrelled gun. be 'could double his rarest:ion,
and accordingly has taken one out this season. 'flu•
consequence has been that be has
wake no his 'Mail which barrel to discharge, the two
triggers suggest unconquerable doubts of which the
birds avail themselves. and hl y away. The migearriage
has been deeply deplored iu his Lordship's hospitable
mansion.

•-•-• ...". '• • • -THE STATESMAN. .
,fir Radicals yip ban ,Hired and are suffering FRENCH FUNDS, OCT. 29.-rive per Cent. Coasals ST
opened at 43f. 40c.; closed at 43f. 30c.-Bank Stock,
*the good cause.'
, ureece Portugal, and America, and the cause, 1650y_Neapontan Five
per
.._en
..., ... .
__ [IRO3I THE DU
1..; ts. sok.-Excnange UP The intelllgenci
" " II 'r
the world."
people." London one month, 25f. 41k.; three months. 251 FoSe' satisfactory, is not
4"ice. :xastioonrewithout the consent of the
..yts'Nertliern rnion." ____,,4l„,_____ cation. Peeve bat
toga O'CLOCK, THURSDAY MDRNINO.--To this hear The aspect of affairs in Spain, and Greece, is poem few in number, an
illigt
ao ; the day and night have passed off with liarly deserving of notice, and is highly gratifying to We perceive th a
.•
to form a fund for
the Friends of Freedom. it may be safely said, we Two way ha
~o,
elfll4ar"nY. *NI by Sir C. Wolselev, and Mr. .
believe of the former country, that tlee constitution- Hut, utter all, do .
(arch* re, sratPs'iounit to-morrow for this rottire, and it le
reed that any farther public display will be *lists will triumph over their unworthy enemies, if this is a crisis whi
ere
iss. At one time it was apprehended that some inter- there be no interference on the part of Foreign Do they think the
by
standard a the the Magievinced. strates, but these Powers. It seems pretty certain now that the Holy
ost Allies will not march their Armies into Spain. .
'7.,°_ they are , certafterinly IPS64/:::el'ouiteunireeivlted nas the resnit
naotry together-I
MAILS. that in all human probability, Spain will eventually Nes, virtually they
DUB. ARR. DIM
oti
I Hollllod •• 0 subdue the hordes of Reformer* that disturb her inter- laming the demeana pidgin • 0 p 0 nag eace, and will triumph over theintrigues of France act as trieeds and
.
e Wstreferd I 1 Hambro'
I G. 6 Jarref - 0 0 Prance - . a and other powers, which endeavoured to interpose be.
will not be expose..
. err„ 0 0 Flanders - 0 tween leer and her happiness. And this desirable train We know the chin
rangernent neressi
0 oitteiblen - 0 0 America - - 0
of things has arisen, without the interference et Eye- more, compel then
.-+--_
.j„ sAisrs.-Hefilley at tAe Palate °item ~AND, or of say other power that may be supposed fa. From the Carlo,
vourable to a struggle for freedom. We name this all Lates are to 'seem
IteItATITY RKGAN oWEDNEifIIAT but no
C t PITA', PRIZE above /LOW was Brawa:ehiet...D.ay: singularly fortunate ; and, perhaps, it would be more
eetx.fbetioilLeyeynlifillmil
i ghIAY. Ude NOVEMBER, is the NEXT DAY Y. correct in ss to mention it as on loneliest been committed in
etIRRAWISG.-TICEETS and SHARES, warranted of the gracious
interference of Thelma Paortonwcs is behalf of the fast untied as in a stet
eserses, an selling at a !the °Bees.
and eighteens cause of the Spaniard*. If Spain con!d strong a remedy.
Zke -*tee
• .& ... . tint bare Ilberatal hereon' wishast the aid of weft he,l-2theY !HI". ~„'
tirillitta OW* power friendly to freedom, there was none to (help her. are AV
is HOUDIN
they are satisfied t
Tasman" 15 tarcoapoiliairsto WITII
tyr ueviaa RlA.ris
staTismAm.o • BKOLAND and FRANCE, that are nominally free, one of coarse, with the
im....12.—._.-- with a Constitution, and the other with • Charter, have duce.
li.L-1. '
shat T I
Wren Cirri .o-n
nWe arhti
LONDON: ' ~.•
neither of them arm in defence of the liberties the Proctor is
vet,
' FRIDAY lIKINVIII, Nevsmsaa I, Int
.
--ameo- of Spain. As to England, it are agreed, • lay every those parishes. '1
BriCK Examen, 12 o'Cloca.,-Scarcely any bend- politician who understood the nature of her alls- liege an acre is RN
,ro ',1•1••• been dose In this Market up to this hour, and ease, that she could not, without insanity, go to war for 12', and cit tenashilli
Imola remain steady at 82/ Money, and 821 for the any purpose but the last extremity-that of repeUiug any by ye the Ti thee Pr o°
stet int Though it is a holiday at the Bank, the shove serious attempt of invasion. by a foreign enemy, Bat is no Mallet,' to e
Nolo is opea. SPAIN was able to stand alone in her battle with her ie. is no Church for
anhoegh yesterday was one of the heaviest accounts terwal enemy, who sought to destroy leer efforts to be speaks the necessi
aosa in the Foreign Market, ere have not heard of any free. The same thing presents itself, almost mimes- Clum:Lctli:notl;'
falter worth mentioning. Much leas been said by limey, in ti e CoNTesT of the Gasses with their is- strew, in this town,
paspitirts and paragraphs against the Foreign par. famous tyrants. Contrary to all expectation, the log that he would a
fthat the Afteurable conduct of the parties of years'. Greek* have maintained their contest, and recces:Nig, :tn III! pweerigphOti,;ll,7!'
Imo ',Obese' such an immense account, will in future so far, without the aid of any free Government, or of flay 2d. rr stonsof Itleh
tirt them treat credit. The most business doing to- v.
....HRIATIAN Powea. In the whole history of the world, ley, Os. to Ss. per 11
rina, at Os. t
iii.ii is Spanish and Colombianer
Bonds. We under- there has bees no example of a struggle for freedom H
ive have tbe pleao
'Lad thal•'lluelber of Pickpocket* were is.the R•Tel mote extraordinary than this. A hsndfull of slaves P. vet in this Town
Whop yesterday, wishing to shore some profit with have contended, for their independence, with half
isait the FezraHospit
en beakers. ead succeeded In emptylattftie man's pocket the armies of an immense empire; and have hi- Isert44,4=
gill.
ailk St-ie.' 411.* An el alve-New to ),lied olone, there was no power to heldifilik.e. -4tro. Wednesday. The P
its4w, esi Stl-Danift, 99- -, ..• _ . . . . *sloe-good Bello
loom. r ii.,4 ex div.__pennian..N efrioll... Aftetria which mold have dome it, rediereb.• *, amarsbro ,__llleno,
Wan.- to tieiiit which the Holy Alliance hasposse , 1" •• ' •
....--.61.••-•••-• 4 -PIANO. bad incapacitated herself Mak . . „,,
Lail peen, which have arrived to %heath
n any cause, an .e.att. 1 d England amid not spare a eerie ..... 1/11URY.LArd T
. excess last night.
lists what, as C. military events, but are not barrel
her drained Treasury. But this was not the 'II* we were happy to
lamesOeg intelligence. The artisie of which we
....,_ Greeks had to endure.-No sympathy existed 1:• Or hie nand ability.'
liftefeiseted an extract from thil Jera-rsol doe Demur ; Abroogbolo, ail the Christian natioa .a.: . of, ties of other term
rage exposition of.the present views of the French t . wishes of individual meece rateaathey with much %genii
mien& oa the inaprnelareft. awl ,ftspreeptiety of am ha Over all dilleolliet , - an.. ate:moue lait'nfg
. * . - 'e ' .."'''' meant cremn&
met ietedermiee is the offoire of Spoke, has predated 6. • '''' 'b ta) th . .'
..
. -. • -;., bOry.is new ply
rptiesmeatioa 'untangle the polideians and political • ,a.
c-"-. au ow one; we ate
b IW,- •
Etee of Prance. The Colestltalfieiend espressos; its 4
-a
r. thr • ,- ' ... a oiqry of AU 00
Oliats a this return to sound ptinciplea ea. the tong of e* t". '' 41 . ~ 4 i f• ~
' new ballet was
_g
4 .
~, ' • 1 ~odor_ the gleildll
t the eveaweal organ •I• 4 MN 44041411/11114106, 44(00* ' ';' t Itii.'• 4,-
' liffeilemlialliiise -ha-lilt eller, en the fteasitto. 1111‘. Irmo .tellina ." Waal of brill',
Greece. toe • cups koilce to Mr.' a
Ira went of Spain appear to set with energy In - eeis. I*. ''s
...., :. *b _ him their thhn e
which have
t. Sespeetediktersoss have been displaced of which 6 4 , "41.41 ki :14f * he his re.iot i
Mks st ' ... ogees. and °then who were disposed to fear . ec.Pfe ': 1 of his boards. of t.
Districts ander Ye'
tvvir
leis d red. Amos; tile latter is General Morino, the Clergy. it I 4. I • iiiiiseollll Its, Ent
- .44/fr
AR teotio Sight epee 'condi,' granite Magistrate, charged interests.,and t 4, -- .# ,br rattier otttointic
Alb original instable* roist, so an She eremite of the 7th or battle. ADanul44, P 1 '"
, 415 -• • • end counterplots i
.
o. • 'by those evolntic
bad reerafted eßoquitition to him, in eftesqueon of seeete tgPelretast, '
lamitatted impost Galena Balm Martin, Ex- PuTnro.aneries.
.„. •
1 1 Ghtef of Mathis,. gold a prisbner in his custody.- Door: dated paper
. 7;7
. CM e ban neared sayethe Madrid paper that Genera! carom , ....• • Bofors ,
kakis,
• fad Br refuge to Poriaged, from whence, It Is said. had, bad with the' tout
. sArk . 'dignified by name
, ~/ re. Nonts, sod
..........4., A
... the principal!
' ire-7 • `td considerable g
''. ' • tea Monte. The who
erre pus ir;to England ; bet has known character holds respactiog the capture • ps in the site assistance of
ft rabic Meade. as well as ememios, the certain assurance Archipelago', which, hole 7 . Without any become a favorite
lathe will meter make cowman ague with the intriguetent decision, though the Lord .1 a-- spotter of the BRITISH (ht,it
leo etrgei. Several persons tvaft been arrested at Bare e-
lonian Islands made claims upon ga Porte on this and Wednesday,
Ma and on the lath, this emit/sot of the Capuchins there
acconot, and demanded sattsfaotione . The measures Old Masters exit
,
that hare beta adopted to prohibit Ettiiiiisb and French leave since made,
iroverronneed, read,exerthietiOns were made in the Interior. goods leave also caused •remonstraftes to be made to Governors of the
Ate/ten in the rooming of thi tdetb, one of the aeeers 00 the Reis Effendi, but hitherto to no purpose." the whole extrem
'cue within the etontent deteftod tin emissary. on whom be Ramat. or " Rettotom" ie Fisaxces.-A grand re- of copies and the
1454 urn' lette.as from Mogan-Anton, Baron Erodes, Be. It ligious ceremony was performed yesterday, at the Royal executed. We
it wed that 8,000 piasters and an important correspondence Monastery of the Temple, of whseb her Highness the several which stra
Princess Louisa Adelaide de Bourbon Conde Is the Pei- affording promise
!niters found In thee:open,. The searches stilgoonthene
ores,. The object of the ceremony was the baptism of sauseetinee a rehuc
the Moats of the convent of St. Joseph have expelled
Mewsad a u.....:Macr0., • four great bells. which are about to he placed in the bed- demies do or eau '
'. are "e - --t to The "'i seeellet fry of the Monastery. They were binged in the chola of art Defective i
how the anny is that Mina 111 constant!), receiving retakes- of Convent by the Archbishop of Paris. The god: eppeaerd, when di
Imes and ism namely rigid in the execution of his orders. father and godmother, the Kik. and Al;tause the still 111011, wisteria
lids pica at enema appears appea to be entirely defensive, sod he Duchess of Asp:misuse, were represented b he Peke went, was abseil
"ili, his said, adopt so other tin )the Royalist gperil. of Duras, First Gentleman to hie fdajesTiaad the mention in Blast
;Ailiite eclat bourhood ofTarragona and *outdone, 'wadi.- 'Aches' ef Damns, Lady of Hewer to Ma Mkt The a variety of' co]
and *guinea* and 841agaer are in the power of the first bell was called Lenge Marie Benoit-the eaepnd, Listening, by 1 red
antittnionrilists. The tortes appear to act with rot Siaiistae rierne-the Wel. Xavier Antoinette-and tion, nut one o
the fourth, -Charles Elizeleth.-fißemett Papers.) seerns to have cattj
:le4thlble an initiate, sad vigour. In the sitting of the
I;th the member who brought up the report of the froAm French paper
arPrlrndreornttialiensdatthee of;3ltl;:ewigd,l Intelligence
re
onirtrni'snafla.Ce‘vweh
it
fe
91dal committee to which the memorial, preseated by "On Sunda evening, the representation of Fernand, can alone make
he llinister• of the Interior in the sitting of the 12th, Cortex was 'interrupted for some moments. As ,Jos ,attained in San
els refetred, speaking irr the nines of the eonunittee red colossal carried by the Spanish soldiers bad on d which they al
'ld l-,vile* a nation is divided into factions, fomented flrall'eirtme-"llthetitalruttroerlitie"siicasmigentaol afore sclenratiennina;ecernnt o•
f cherishing
eitns
17 foreign 'intrigue and foreign gold-when Sovereigns is)cribing their appearance for the future. Souse foocish siduonsiy labourli
eitbeiews hostile to our system of 0 sent, keep blockheads, on the last representation, railed for the their success that
triter,' %si upon „--when a nelghbodting power production of these colours; such a call was received in their daily Into
edstaias an army of observation oo our frosriora,-we by a shower of hisses. Insulting propositions mete then scarcely think it
made, and it is said that they here given rise to se. these remarks, to
mum hesitate a moment to adopt the n y mese rural duels. The general traniptillity, however, was Landscape by Pot
ort.ima,tver strong and violent those measures may only slightly disturbed. The elsyorediaterim,M.Feliz from the pencil
kfrPrarto be. The history of all ages teaches as the Gourmet, was present ut the Theatre; and his presence obliges us to meat
lteperioas t.ecessity of sacrificing the enjoyment of the gave additional safety to the tranquil -spectators who have shown quite
4sereat Lid neost valuable rights to the great duty of hoed come
ato see a peen, of which party spirit seems Gentlaermenrit..le_brlicsni
tichab:e.v t ken possession, we know .o.nly too well ocular, iourlatihniti
ittlelteweration. There is no political intelligence yet
teemed from Verona. Art article, however from that New Tonic, OCT. 3.-The ship of war Hercules sails ceptible of soma
it! states that tie new English negoeiators, M . this evening for Lapin. She was at first designed fur to have deeply felt
a merchantman, but has lately heft oonverted into a ship had to terserihe.
tad soil lesine, have arrived there : their bovine's is
oftu went, to
contracteddeiiver atfor byn threa.Ces It to Neat With Austria fur the payment of the' tire biisatts:ll7tenrnn; *l7iLDHd:C'ApiellabSylltirle
Ittcl I sia to that Power by England some years ago. A burden, strongly built, calculated for a fast sailer, fit- ties for improveut
liter from Bologna says ",we haveofficial news from ted up :n a superior style throughout, carrying 24 Imes, has for a long time
1 Peree, that the King of Naples is dangerously ill, and and bearing the arms of the Columbian Republic.- n
at Vro the." whole, p
'
Her accommodations for the officers and passengers a htitt of th
411.701 at
i.„. pen..rtes__t go to the Cmngess
.. r.. .epa. .
.y.l- are little inferior to those of the Liverpool packets. rens, but I

•
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NtIIPPINti INTELLIOENCE.
—moo— -
TUESDAY.] . MAL. Ocronen 31.—osilad.last night several of the oils
gli not actually ward hound, end early this morning, the remainder for %het.*
ty
oiafat sea. different destinetions, with a moderate breeze front 9.E..
but they are PEA back this aftertmon the Friends, Forster, for Starr i
Imone.—Wlnd S.R.R.
..c..", ri.rrotcro'h-
about
_,Poo nassiotirst, Oct. 31.—Arrived from the• Downs, the
int"' rofonners•
zpilaA
niltron:lnesdana r..id,d;orf:rffessonte.
I%)iii" in,n,mcesinti..'ssutil
h.RP,nre.::,e; e
farla,lto,h
efpocroamßroa:rotisdGiorooeosud: • •
. .
r that it is 80. . .
imagine, Ilea Hole; and tle Orme, Ball, for Loodon.—Wlnd S.W.
tch a system ? Faxuourn. 0cr...0. Arrived the Wellington, Trip. frtt•ti
t to their old rappenchy, in elgitty drays for London; Ilarmony, Angel;
?If they du, Prow London.—Wind S.S.E. • t' 1
call their te- Px-reotvw, Ott. :lit.--Arrived the Wanderer, Wttygood. •
pts of tent in froll39iteket; Jeer', lone*. from Cheorxin ; William, May.
instead
of as- ridge, (row Venice: off the port; the Venus. from Amster-
Smote ; pat honk the second time, the Siock•
Idt:ter:aid Oitileroemiog. Sailed tao Richard, fur Dente-
rara.—Wiroi S.
niters, let them
minty of Cork
Isoremdelamsitchylr-. anfloollet'aUn,c:rNo2B. 4,1-- blorirlitYferdomtlitleiblir7lhiliar, wtriainhspthoett2o. .Nhoreg26C-
. „..;
it of two years meet undelquarintine.--Wind S. W. ' •
• "
tat the Magic- . .
SPORTIXO INTELLIGENCE. t
'onsidcring the 4—ens.--
NEWMARKET THIRUTOCTOREFI, OR HOLJGHTO 'si
the new Con-
.
outrage have M F.' I N 0.,. Illahl.
Irtainly be de. TUURSDAIf. Oct. 31.
ilication of so Mr. Roeers's f. Scratch, test, heat Mr. Newton's Brenda. A
towever, knew Sat. 6111. T. lf,, C. tings.—Won by a neck.-7 to 6' figs: ',. .I.
heir rents, and Scratch. . • . • '
' this Act, If Subscription Randal; Pale of 2410, rot; fill-olds, and up.
'y
are l'atiPfied. Mr. Ratemes b. tn. Lass.ll3ayrdc;:9lltl..3'b. .. 1..
filch it will in-
Mr. Wi,linnis's h.( Emma, 3 yrs. 7st. lib. .. .. 2 I "41 - 1
IdEiteter'a IC f. Tips's,. 4 yrs bat 4th
D. of Grafton's ch. c. Ilamp li AI
den, 3 ;re. ist. 10Ib. • .. dr
.'
orrfwcohicrnhasstialitz
r the Tithes of oto4 on Lase--11 toW;angbsyt Ea mneineka--3. to I agstrpser. ,
of twelve Phil. Mr. William;s Blue Ruir,stst. 12111. ree, ft. from Mr. Pe- •
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afore, and bar- kin Betty, ist. 131 b. 1.)..1. 73gs. ids.' ft. a .
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'I he letter fur —..m.-- . •
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ter of collection Boxt•st: —Tko manly betties took place yesterday •In A./
t is, that there Moorton Knelosores, elelit miles northward of fllockweer,
tem were, there Ilatits. and the punishment rent-iced on all sides left no ottr.
truce for a wrangle. The God was between 'Joel Weston,
a pnblieant and Nesbit, a smith. who hail fought and con-
fect, in itPelf,
a , . t
of paving the .: I •
graph.) quered until he wns trite sweet upon himself.
Five roonds. whieb oeenpied
forty-two minute,. were gitst. •
* -,,E,
keg in William-
yesterday, . a •
t t• tetanus(.,e'lnlested- The first lasted eleven tamales, mink
each had the best of it, until Nesbit was floored by a stun-
daring the week
Id. to
per loaf of two
Hang lot, which cracked his lett temple severely.
Potatoes
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Y. Both were blnettitiv in torrents, het Cary were not to - -
, hr
-e stopped by trill -s. Nesbit fought gallantly, and made
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some FOO4 hits tell. After • rally of serest it:Mutes Weaves
perl' rs
ear,tO ;; liaand was thrown a heavy cross bullock, which made his tram. - E
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Is no increase of resale again.
, S. The otper was tit work at earls very strong, and, togs- ~, i
• & Illattl'' d"'" then with tOsS of bloc and eta rifi' el mobs,l the: tigr. e,
C. ;
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ion, •04•0•1• the much tine worse f ork, and the rashness was all over-
'd
ffr la °ire •an ANA were abroad ' ' oil' went down jean irregular close.
4. Nesbit was r Ter again over the contused tenipM,
rug, 4ras held on which floored him from the scratch, end stepilled hint.
r shah at Bailie- b. Weston' sever left his adversary, who was stunned, anti
rho following hi he aril) dripped him and won the battle. • 1. ;4'
old, 7136--eTetal SECOND BATTLE.—Norton and Smith, two brave little . .
men, fought an hour for five sovereigns-, and proved them- " n '
selves oat and owl good. Smith got his eeller-hone broker, •
r9/974tv
*hid' bpd to a
Chtitht hrt.' lost battle,
the when be hto had tan one the best. It wart
done by a throw. • i • lt: is
his poet with ' :
cot to the abili- CAPTURE OF ANO'FRER TII EATRICAL +ROOP 1 :
Arnirh Smoofh, AND AUDIENCE.. _ • ,f)
performance of --.1.--- • _ .
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be is the only MaeLnosioussu-svantiv.—A few days IDLY, 0 ease past-
Ere to a distress warrant, came under the etainiesece of 111
TERItY's Julia
agistrates ; and on investigating it,* discovery was mole, •
nit will become "°.
that a number of disorderi • persons, of SOth s • , evhiba. • 1
v old in the me- e- d) P • ties •
Alt a place celled the smdenC Theatre, in the Regret's
r the comedy •• PIA.. On Weffiesed ;lot, . the
ay n • it, the whole of Polled Esia-
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'C' .tllle JIM RP Isnalimerstoof MN elite; mewed by WWII of the. Posse
lii..:ll' ran. ComMetwei.wentAbere ite-oetibriv perm nod hy en Arranger
is a Matter of meet to eater different parts of the house al tile same time,
Arnold render they not only secured-the heroines and heroes of Itte,,d
first with which but also the muliestee, amountiog to tut-persons. Tale IT
noseanent upon wits The Itotnegenoostc end The Beautiful Coy and 7%r So . • .:
iptimte. and
.t.e. d.ier's Jitters were 1. follow ; but the officers arrived just
ilit ont.wietie,, in. ti me to join the ssoiseraoole danee, and sorb a sr. 8.• of
' or all the confusion cannot be In reality described. 'fbeisidience
plots
, pert flew on the stage, the Dere Armada lost higlhil, Jan-
• hot explained ana's plow of feathers was p.cloal up In tba dearios. ,
t ADDISON has a gulped° ant sni the chimney. end Ordmado toast: •
!ion." Mt. and eoemsit of the film. Tate principal male . Are' is '
and Miss Tate member, were first etnanined. The first t I promi- • . • .
inf they dinslty next wns Well, who, it turned out, took a joint bete& %pop
e Various more- thisantess;no.—Several other persons were ealstrle.d. who .
led, and having &elated that they were not aware that thett cogdites waa
etc, is likely to Illgal ; and Some of them denied havine icifilse aU. Al 4
~ thin performer% wilars.fined on- shilling each nod disettarged; -. _. : 0
as were about 00 of the andience, the whore Of Whom were
open yesterdey
kl „ of the lOwest destription. The iteistrate severely rd-
se "AP of t" proved them (Or their conduct. and Informed them that a re-
ns the students petition of their offence would subject them to serious .
friends with the penisltsoent. • ,
tibition was on • -'
-em the number Th 6 East India Cempanv's ship, Ilarosea, arrived at
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yof them wises St. Helena on the I ith, and was dispatched front thence
o particularise for Enelan•l on the 13th of September.
of the rooms, as Stan or ennaTaues.—Toe overseer: of the parish of
slthongh at the Klathy•earthereriend. in this comity, ie ma,ing out tbe
rude,' that Ara. poor rettispa
.dirneted
,to he neat to the ,clerk of tho
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,ere mechanism 'louse of Compstabos (le obedience to an order Of that housi ),
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to of the copies an" gi4iEnir lbel amount ado, parochial expenditure. filled .
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up the space left. for ' observations' as follows : .41 ~. ,
the original., a , - • .
Owing to time excessive taxation and the increasing de-
r. that ?of ienti- pression of the then, ear labourers AVE AAA !ADV. .OECA(I
scion. w e nay upon the parlsO racers for employment. Om trops are very IV *'
tnat although smtty, aid prices of cent and cattle eontiusteruinous In the 1.-
of a lromsa extreme. The Michaelmas demands einem be raised, with- . .
'kitty's collec- out great fisetioteuteace: and dittresa iwinottsfelly showing
;motored them h'aelf on every side. What will he done at LTC!-Jay,
GAO
lion of the wo- only knows.-3d of October, 11412.'—(Stamford ;arcs.)
charm of the Forirnihh Anner.—Mr. Farptbar, we unti..rstand, is
feelinr soda, at present residing on this splendid property, anti is so '
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I not .ss, -,g, notch engaged in examining the great colle;•tioti of viro
ccey raeititi„ and valuable books which it contains, that he 111.6 :truer
k, jwatrad of yet bestowed any pordun of his anent ioo on the curio's
young friends and costly article. of reds whirl, have also come intol
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that „ia„ as' his possession. lt is a Anvils:. fact, Ora this gentle.
is perey,ary to man, at the time that he purellared the Pontitill Entate, , i
hodnever seen any portion of the land, or of the magni.
ly study nature
err „rid. We ficent pile which adorns it. Ile trusted entirely to the
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r generality of representations and judgment of Mr.—, who acted as
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of a copy of a his agent on the occasion, coupled with the corroborative 1
.on, we believe reports which have been vire:dated through the public
Gallantry. too, press, and crest allowed ten tiny' !co elapse after he b... 1_
emit,- students came proprietor, before proceeding to the Abbey. Air.
n works as the Farquhar is one of the many tlisiitornlsised instances of
Aujorocr in par. the ad t'jfit.ageti 011:ch Scotland etijoys from its atimira• . • ne.
by PROCCACINI ble system of education. which, finis its cheepuess, is 1
lye though sun. accessible to all. It has enabled him to advance hiumeEf .
attest, appears in life, we lielieve, from the !motile tank of a priv etc of
sent which '
she artillery, to his present consetinencot to lin with dis- .1 .
!pen by yasioa tinctioo and with honour every sititaion in ts bids for. 1
those esquisite tune placed him, an I to throw a IliCr .on the sphere its
rest opportani• Which he now moves, by litcrarf and scientiiic attain.-
of art, o hich vents of the first order. lVe at.: informed, tit it whoa
land. we were, Mr. Seckford's affair* are finale at ranged, he u ill, nit.
ti esite,aaien „t withstanding the loos of Foothill, be a the possession of
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not only from a very large property. Ti.e report of esteem:on% havino.
J artists them-
been put into Foothill Abbey previous to hi• d spear,
and of the visitors being attend...l by Sheriffs' olncert-, t.
has been by no dieguisel as servants, is, we understand. it ithout four.. I. .
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this year. his cation. Mr. Deckfurd's debts Herr amply secare.l to his .. .i. i.
An that with a creditors by mortiroges. , I
his esectition, CORN EXCHANGE. Nov. I.—Wheat supports lust Mon.
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a arason. 'the /1,0 priers. nulling Pea, sill airy heavily. In ail , ,
rr been e'ole to other Al tides there is no alteration. • ;
Itarge, the IWO SMITHFIELD MARKET. NOV. I.—The Market was well ; 1
I "i which the supplied, bnt the butcher: have been shy. Mutton is
'lie, miscarriage rattier lower in price, Ile icy oven of good quality oh-
ip s hospitable tainei that of last Monday, bat the inferior arc unotle-
ahha
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