The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-23 00:00:00

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CARLOW, Nov. 19.—Waxiirox °s ear/E.--While
we exult in the general trangtliiii►y ijois ;Art of tio
country, we cannot fail to deplore that paiticular de-
pravity of heart, which prompts, some .inaivi:inals
to
reply hini'ness anil benevolence by acti of savage bir-
barity. On Tuesday nigh►, vbenatiful and, valuable
Devoe calf, the property of N. A. Vigors. E,ll of
grintlate, near this town, was taken off the pasture .
field, and• brought to a grotto near the house, Ahere
having been killed, by some one or more rullialis. t! ey
left the carcase behind, carrying away only the shiu
We are totally at a loss to account. for sncl►
far if there is•one gentleman in the, vicinity tif C
low, entitled to the unqualified esteem of the publi`•
Captain Vigors is that man! This gecitleuia:l I:4s
expended several thousand poun.ls on his demesti!,
which he has literally thrown open to the public ; an 1
during the summer months the inhabitants of this
town have every acconstmodatios they cam wish for,
whenever they may be disposed to recreate the►nselves
in the beautiful scenery and improvements of Erindale:
yet the liberal proprietor, whose heart and hand was
ever open to relieve his fellow-creature--is not secure,

as it appears, from outrage.
Oa Friday last, there was a meeting of,the gent'e-
men who compose the Gaol Committee 0( this tow::,
fur the purposeqf carrying into effect the new regula-
tions which have been made respecting the acco:umo.
dation and employment of prisoners. We are happy
to find that every arrangement promises to answer vie
purposes intended; and that there is a visible alter-
ation for the better in almost every class: some of the
movies have been refractory on account of an a:ter-
ation in the dieting system, but they have been brought
to abetter way of thinking by the inifietioa of soli-
tary confiners:eat: this has an excellent effect.
.Warnaroan, Nov. 17.—A little before 8 o'clock
;yesterday morning, John Jenkins, a sailor of the brig
*stepson, Harris, was pitched into river by a sudden
ljerk of a stage, which was lowering from the gauw,:le
sg. Am brig Constantia. lie struggled for a few tui-
metes aid seek. Michael Purcell, boatman instantly
roamed gragnells sad boat-books, and, assisted by
bit comrades, took the man up.apparently afer
be bad been about five or six urinates seder waver.
He
was conveyed to the Humane Satiety apart went.,
la the dispensary, behind the Parade quay, where he
oast the readiest sad kindest attention. "By the 1111•
ceasing exertions," as the visitor's report book says,
of Dr. Briscoe, end the other medical gentlemen."
he wee so far recovered that when we last heard of him
late yesterday evening, coesiderable hopes were enter-
tained of complete restoration. His case wAs so far
singular that, shortly after be was taken to the ills-
penury. he appeared in danger of dying, not by the
ordinary effects of &swain, bat by a straw apoplec-
tic dt. Copious bleeding was had recourse to, and
at times considerable force was. wieasery to constrain
his eonvolsive efforts.
Oe Saturday morning, PatriskOmM, Seq. Surveyor
of Buis% an 4 Mr. Waters, gagger, bright in a still,
wets, sad several
leads of Haristowts,
A Sew nights
the estate of
ibis lowa. We
people against ,
Smith of Ireland.--(1

rI Moraing

BOXING.

The battle between Bob Nelms, the Agitating drover,
and Sam Sims, the Warminster damson, was fought on
Wedoseday. N Farmhouse Heath, able having had notice
to quit is Somer. It was a short, beta merry smash-
leg combat of four mods of herd work. occupying 14
minutes. It was for fifty sovereigns. The woods were
James and Mese fit the tinker; and Foal and Appleton
for Nelson.
In the first resod. the MI bad startoly okapi their
osoleys, when they tuned to reogio and rosily, without
stodieus inevesomsts. Nam' Mb more essimsard
antic
the chest Sew merrily, mid Sims was grisealby a right-
heeded loam
2. Nelsen was lilt bossy *a she Lead, loot he gave it a
careless shake, sod both mummutaled, fought a gallant
mood, which took their fastsses oat of them. They
at
each other to a stand still, bah refusiag to go down,
hot at length Sims was thrown a sometime,.
3. Seth opeommithed and piping, like a race-horse
after a boramile heat, the combatants were too tired for
mmisk wort. Nelms made the play, and a enmeshing
rally followed, ails was bit down, and Nelson was the
favourite. ,
.4. This resod gave Nelson a quietus by one of those
unlucky bits width belong to liar and Randal. Nelson
was making the play when Ms advoraey placed a right-
heeded hit upon the jaw, which unlocked it, and wen
him (Sims) the battle. Beth were much plmbed.

MARKETS.
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CORE Excasstaa, Nov. 13.—ther market tontines
most abundaady supplied with Wheal from what roma a-
ad over of last week's supply..and fresh arrivals receiv-
ed daring the resent, and for which there is no demand,
except.use ed samples of old, which with diffi-
culty lest Waleesday's prices; but all other
description are nearly unsaleable, nal prices of course
noseinal.—Fise bright malting Barley being scarce, is
in brisk demand at Moaday's pricey, but the ordinary
IWO are eery heavy and rather cheaper.—Beaus and
Peas are dull sale, but not lower in prices.—Oats are
very heavy, owing to large arrivals.--ha other articles
dime is as sitarariaa.
Saarraffausaaaser. —Tbare mos psi supply at
Market this asersiag of all deseriptiots of PAW sad
prime Beast obtained last Meaday's prices, bet laierior
sorts were dull sale.
To sink the offal ye. st. of Sibs.
Beat.... Iss. 61. I. as. ea. CATTLE as INAIIITT
Maus... es. Od. to Si.
. ed. Boasts ,ffile
Veal .... Ss. 04. to de. OIL 1 Wyss . tito
Pork .•.. b. Od. to 40. 61. Obey and Lembo.... lk, lOU
tomb .... Os. AI. to Si. Od. Pigs ... IOU
HAT HARILET.-40 alteration In the price of Hay.—
Straw and Clover as per oar last.
Hay Si lON. to 41. 4s. I
1 Straw ..0 Os. to 11. 14k.
Cover 41. Os. to Al. Os.

In comteqoopeo of the prodigious export of cattle.
poultry, pigs. be. from Ireland to Liverpool, the cat •
tie market bold every Monday at Kirkdele, has lately
become one of the most considerable in the three king-
doms. It was calculated that on one particular mar-
ket day. not very long since, the quantity of cattle
sold at Kirkdale equalled the average amount of the
cattle sold in Smithfield Market, Loudon, en the resit.
kw market days.

goal vessels, takes la fill work, on the
*owe, is the gasse's imeq•
bas ago, several tress wept. vat lowa as
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t this sort of work—let theta look * the
tai.—(Carbia Morning NA)