BOXING. GREAT PUGILISTIC M ITCH !UN 2 , 0 GUINEA.' A SIDE, BE. Tween NEAT OF BRISTOL, ANSI THE f. Ss. LIGHT MAN. Cloth. Invent 0v.13 . . , . Thomas Belcher, on the pant of W. Neat ; and an amateur on the part of Hickman, made a deposit of V 3 •guineas, to make it 100 guineas a side in the course of a - few Jaya; to be a fair mama up fight. 1141f-miniate time. The match to take place on the I th HE December, half way between Bristol and Loudon. An umpire to be chosen on eitell side, and a refill er swam the ground. the ittlednougy to be 101 it as a Slat, and to be Wade pinta a fortnight before fighting. Immediately on the abdve articles being signed, five to field was betted upon liick.ll6.ll. Neat, it is said, will he neatly two s heavier than the G is-light man. It will be recollected that h tuh of thesis have defeated Oliver but with Ibis vast ildfcrelice„ Nest won it will great difficiilly, after 4 bug light ; while , on the I . lllllmi y, the (. is defeated Oliver iii tads e animates, witl giving time latter bower a 11114110 W of t haver. Neat has only an ',eared more in the prize ling; lie is a great favourite at lit ',dna, amid is one of the finest made men in the Neal is said to br much itupru‘cd is. to 1.1100.11 c battle that will excite a great deal of iuuerrst thioughout the i awry. LOCAL PoLICE.—TIfe tootle of pmtecting the parish of St. Crux, York, from nocturnal depredations, is at once an economical. and in other respects so worthy of imitation, that tots nitwit publicity cannot be given to the means by which it is elf:veil. The military are bound by a voluntary engagement to supply a patrol of two of their number to walk the parish every night, and pertbrin the duty of ordinary watchmen. Th., tour of duty to each effective member of this excellent association reverts but once in six weeks; and when attendance is impracticable, mercenary is procured for two shillings. On the outset of their career they put w flight two nests of reprobates, since which time the parish las enjoyed the utmost security and quiet. A watch house for the accommodation of the patrol is now building on a spot adjoining the church. MittACULOUS CIRCUMGTANCE.—[From the Phi atiesei Gastlte, uf Sept. J - .apt am Host laud, of the sloop Riding lade, sin tved at Pt ovnlence nil Stsitilay last, On tile sth tied. lat. ST, 47, long. :4, 33. fell in w ill; a schouner bantam up,her mayt• and spars were alongside, held by the rigging ; her sails weer blown or washed from the bolt rope. We aim, usi her loot la emit a hole through, to see what she Was loaded with. We cut a piece of plank out 'tear the run, and were surprised to hear a voice, like that of a fi Beale, ask, " Who is that, bit very faintly. We answered, " friends," and asking how many there were below ? she said, when Ilse vessel capsized site tamed instantly bottom up, and all hawk were on der k except herself and the Captain's nephew (Lewis Nllrts„ . ut Charleston, South Canonise), a boy about I I years of age. We drew her nit ; she was a wmnan Of Cololil, al t 2 years of a s s, wet, and her flesh all pat boiled. She caught hold sit the ruts-scritiles ring, and pulled the scuttle utf, mid went sip into the run, where we tomtit her, with the water constaistly washing over her. Sto said probably tonne of the crew might be in the lotecasile. We went forward, on ilie keel, and cut through into the fotecashr, and tumid sitsthilig but a await dog, alive, ya. 1111 l ell between the tim bers, and the forecastle hill of 1 bet ; the rest, seven in number, are supposed to have perished. She says the sehoou'•r's lassie was Blake, of Charlestust, Smith Carolina, Captain J ames Hatch I that she sailed f Boston on the out sill. for Portland, athlete she arrtsed, and waged with lumber; had It pipes of wine on deck, and tr high deck load of I hes ; that they sailed fruits Portland about the IT: It tor Charleston; that she heard the Captain say that they were off the Capes of Delaware- the morning the vessel sitifor Innately ea piled ; anil that oil OW ad Matron, about seas A. w. the gale commenced ; that they took all sail in, and hove to, cut their deck load a-ilsitt, and let all go overboard ; th•t about eleven, A. M. she eip•ised. She states that her risme is Ann 114roy Holden ; that she belongs to War wick, H., L. ; that she- was twine with Captain Hatch in the capacity of servant, to Weil Upon Ills nephew, who was in a bad stets of health. We took her and the dog on board, gave het clothes and uutiuslia inent; she is now very well. Curious (ise.—All athair of very extraordinary na ture is about to come before the Court at Paris. A Scolchman, named William N.-P.—nom:al, who was Pur sued f o r uttering at Paris forged notes of the Batik of Scutlatiil to the a 1111 l wit 01 40,000 friaries, Ned to tire No therlands, and took tel w use Belgic tel Tile French got e 11111 l east ale Mantled and obtained that he should he given up. APDougal was made prisoner at Gurus; and COlidueled by regular guards of relief to Paris. flowerer, people ware not a little surprised to a.e the pustsner soot' alter ills arrival in the caudal e ob tain all at oliCe Ili, liberty, saying that tie was gOliiy 11l that atingle crime fir which our legislature has not pro aided a punishment. Toe last was, mat the perstm who was brought to Parts was not one true William, but his brother, James M'D.iugal, Who had miCei,eti Lind executed the hardy project in setting his brother .it liberty on the itionsey, by dressing himself in eltstiocs similar to muse which the prisoner wore. It appeared he had 'idiots ed the chaise lit 'which nisprother was, Oti horseback , for *ollie time, And It was at Couraray, when the piny stopped at a little soil, that he put hi self in iiis place: JailleS, thereiore, was he person that the police of the Netherlands delivered to air French grits d'arnies on the frontiers. This curious case which, hefore disciessiog the accusation, it will be me • y first to prove use prisoner's identity, will be pleadeu by M.Chaixti'Estrange. A curious circuinstance occurred a few days since at Castle Habig , hi the county of Nlotittiotath s the 'eat of Charles atimalrw, Esq. As Mr. he lion. !Ir. Brockltursi, aid Mi. liens, were 1511 a allot 1111 l g exclusion, the gun of Mr. Hens went MI by •tevialeist, lodging its contents or a thick humbly bush, wilesic a 6 "er of pigs, of the wild boar species rushed out, matt ing a p reel p lldt e ielfcit to iht innermost recesses of toe wood. Mr. Bilitla yew fired as toe lia,hter coloured am loll, but the shot seemed to make ho impression the Hun. Mt. H. fired next, sisal by a Judicious maim:tare laid the animal procrale• Upon examonation it was found to sic a holm Ilse Kurd, which it is sup. poser) has , with its COltirillaloll, escaped :tour smite me nagerie. it NATIONAL REGISTER l'erpelua! Mfditos.—A very curious piece of mechanism was exulibited in IVliitehaven during the last Lett days, which has been in motion with roily one interval, (is we are assured and believes to be a fact), five years or upwards. It consists of only tine small hot mon tal wheel, not exceeding 3-fourths of au inch in diameter, through the centre of which, on the plane of the wheel, passes a small mattnettc bar, projectiug alsom 3-fourths of an Itleil beyond the circumference at the wheel on one side, and about 3 eights of an inch on the other side. These projections are called the North and Smith Riles. Tsie axis of the wheel is, of course, perpendicular. tic ope rative power is magnetism. 11911106011 (pr-bably owitig to friction inseparable fro.a the long continued actiott of toe avis in its sockets) is somewhat irregular ; but on the whole, it is a curiosity highly deserving attention. We are sorry to add, that owing to a sutlden shsck which the delicacy of its adjusttliellt Was bILIt ill edit:lll4lcl' to bear, its iiiii tiou was swim d the other day, and we have not been dole to !cam whether it has been restored. Alston two years ago it was stopped by some unknown cause; but after a short pause recovered its mutton 01 melt without any additional impulse, and mutinied its rapid revolutions without intertitisstoti, till it met with the accident as above mentioned. Daring Footpads —O.; Ttiestdiy last as Mr..l. Waters, of Cralittrook, Kent, was retnrniug trom Ashford in a gig, lie was met about six °clock in Me rcrnin., mi lilt new road between High Alden and liolotoiden, by Iwo footpads, one of whom held the worse whilst the other got iiito the cainage, aid preseninig dlqlol al his head, swore he would blow ono his Mains totters he iiiimedt „itchy surrendered his money. Mr. IVaters 11111 l erhotely Buse him tits motley, anitosittio - 4 to about tids anal the alter taking his watch and rifling his pockets 01 a few other articles, set off, swearing lie aitigtit 110%v ;40 .IhOtli his 611SIlicSS. The constable and horse liolder from Cranbrook, went the Sd:lle eVelllllg in pursuit of the robbers, and haviiig met with 11.11 ,ii.piClutlS Clid r,ctur,, they took them into custody? but toi being ex amined lute next morniaig, and there bring no proof adduced against them, they were acquitted of the charge, out committed to gaol as vagrants. Mysleriuns Affiir.—The district of Athol! has been dimwit 111 m a state of alarm by reports of occurrences said to have taken peace at the farm of lionskied, of a description which throws tile fainoils—." Cock-lane ghost" completely into the shade. Toe 1111 l ates of the larm-house say, that about a fortnigitt ago, they Oh. served a large number of stones In tile neighbourhood to be moving front place to place without the aid of any perceptible agelicy. Several of these in tile their way through the witiclinva and doors, an I even the nod of the dwellota ; some entering into and demolishing the kitchen utensils, and others count-11011g Ill , :inselves with effecting a com.ortable lodgment by the tire; while different class, Mier 'making the Circuit of the farm house, are lid to have resumed the original situation to tof the door. Since that thin., it seems, the fin tasiic missiles has e perlisroord similar beaks almost every day They are generally in motion about Mile in die morning and five in the afternoon, and their pertorim eitces have attracted ihUhilUdeS to the spot. cler gymen of the district 'ate visited lionsk ied, snit used their endeavours to consign the su Horsed w•zard to tile v. vasty deep," but in ram; tor the tliiity bodies he has been pleased to al l i ttt ate are reported still 111 continue their peratillitilations. This titbit, the obvious creation of folly or pernaps of knavery, howev. r ridiculous It may appear, has revived all the exploded tales of the distric winch had their •trigin in the superstoimi of a darker ii.•rool„ and raised the terror of the inhabitants to a degree which would hardly be believed. Sunbry re spectable old kindles in the itelahhoui hood are already *milked out as Irving at the bottom of the whole bustlers, through the prae!ice of the heitiolis crone of witchcraft L -rd Courittay's property' is hie ...mei* sea of the dis orders which or some • it. • - e agitated the comity of Limerick. Tots extensise estate comprises 42 OM plait talloll acres, and the agent seems to he at plete va riance with the ttttttt emus tenantry. The property fell mil of 'case hetween the years 1810 and 1813, when it was released at Itie enorutons rate of the war prices,— Abatements were granted at the it. ace, winch have been tliscontinued for the lobi titre years ; and the original nigh reins have been rigorously exacted, when possible, by executions, writs, and all 111111111511 means of !owe /lure. Here, Ohm, is the , date cause of those out rages and murders in that qoarter VOILA' have recently shocked I atiity. Lord Courtehay, for reasons too well knowii, resides oil the cowmen', and his property is managed by trustees, several of whom have proceeded to tile district ho the special purpose of itivestigaittig toe Circ ttttt staiices, and we trust they will see guild came tor 61.111;0111d a syNleill 510 rIIIIII , US to both his loolship and ilie tell 11l try. In the mean time the teilan.s have am tossed a slat etlielit of laCtS to the public, winch shunts dial dies , hate just g .Is ui c pignut, althotyli it cannot hi any negate palliate their violation of the laws of Ilte country. COIIO sn's I vousisr.—Ott Tlior•day evening an lequir shunt ads Odd tti lb • Heil Lion, Ilititgoloo street, t lair- Mal kel. 1111 the boll) of Tito 11.1 e.,.X, ~tun, .1 I le l ., 1. able 1111(le•1114/1, 111./ 11.1.1‘111 Iu ( i sm, p ut it period to ills e, Ideal 1 01111•11 of Ueellle. It appealed 11 ill, eI1,11.1.1:e 1111111.41. ed Defoe, the c i that I lie dent resed hail b. ell monied mails 14 years, Hied am ill Ille ra t io ( 1111111 .of even ottitic•- lie haistosswss; he nod flow ellilgreh, too ol Ss' are now 111.111 g. Wlllllll 1111 r 111 •1 1 ((OTC 11.11111111 111.111.1. el al aro observed in Ills condto t; he paid 110 :Meal: lO blist• ors- I he all.nunslaulh Iluo I i.g gh, Mud -net countermand log thesis tie rtegtiettil a-.-1 oppruunuus epitau itroard.. per-tut. Ile 111 , 1. AI Idle eelebr..ll,•ll.ll 111 e 1 / 1 1 111-d4) ul lie he 111 eppU•111.18 lo .11111 e Of 111( U. u(111/..1111. s. 1 Up 111.• le,lef. C. It. 111-lend of U.K. 0., M. 1111111) be ass .40,-,tad it s Ise estremely dejitch d, awl ;thong lull' r• clock, to.th one of his melt to 11 •1111 14 M••• 1 , e owner never sold 111114.111 C lo 11114 le per-lull Ile poi cll/1/..t1 /111 (111.1 re, 111 111 , 11/0.1 I.lld j 1411 111110e11111'1111) 11l- pin hie *mile into au eptifrptut to ilk, %hick lie allvmpleti 110 swallow, hut sae pre:vetoed. I li 1111611 11101 h. fore he +hallowed dear!. 1111/(4 es weed in ;Moto I.air hours after, ot the 1111;11 exists ts‘wiy. Toe Jaryreturovil it scrawl Si lusiaott,ss 333 As the lion. NOMI.III Iblion WAS lately returning from his seat in Devonshire, the horse upon which he rode (formerly a charger belonging to an officer in the Guard.) suddenly dropped down and expired. :Mr. lidton's leg received 2 severe contusion; but notwithstanding the pain which he felt, he succeeded in prmortmt and npun opening the handy of his horse there was found the hallo! a hayniet in the viscera. The poor horse is supposed to have met with this extraoruitiary wutrid at the battle of Watt r h o. A few Bats ago, Mr. Hughes, of the Horseshoes Inn, near Wroxeter, Salop, has Mg given permission to a chimney sweep awl another travelling person to sleep in Ills mit.lmilding, went to fasten the door of the place where tilt y went to reprise; this they resisted, and a seta... ensued, when the chinitiey-sweep fired a loaded gun or pistol (which he had concealed about him) at 11u4lies, a niece of lead f which penetrated the eye-ball of Mr. 11., anti, we regret to say, has slot yet been extracted. Mr IL has entirely lost the sight of one eye, and lies in a tery dangerous state. The villain escaped. awl hr tun yet been apprehet del. On Wednesday last a melancholy accident hap.. veiled At Hoorn. The Lincoln out coach, Ir LOIIIIOII. was uoi the pima of Pielllisg off after changing horows at Ilse Bull inn, when the spirited rutin:4ls took sood•len alarm, and drew the coach out of the usual road, over heap 01 hoiloliooir materials lying near the new Town hall ; the consequence was, that the vehicle Was over. tinned, and the driver, J -Aleph Bright 44444 re, had the 11. k. fortime to have both his arias and both his thighs broken. No other person was hurt. The main imitate man lies is very dangerous state. He had deservedly the eharat.tt•r of a steady coachman, and was highly respecied. Ail awful instance oh sudden death occurred a few lays since at Worthing. A gentleman of the name of Home fusing occasion to paint his house, incautiously remained in it, contrary to tile advice of his Iris-lids, during the 000 c the men were employed. On the fourth day he was seized with vomitings, 111(1 complained of a giddiness in the head. A physicieu was immediately ,eiit tor, but before he could arrive, the unfortunate man was senseless. Every means which iimflcal skill could devise were met' for nis recovery, but without effect.— lie has left a wife and two children to lament his un timely death. Curious facts in Natural Histary.—A gentleman resid ing at Keswick, has published a lett rut the Sporting Magazine, ill which he says, that one eveiting iii the 1. - . tier roil of lily last. he umersed a rustling in the strawberry heel nt his garden, and limn(' that a toad had just seiz 0 a field- , ise, which ;rot on the toad's back, scratetti g and luting to get rel abed, but in vaiii. TilC Mad kept ills bold, and, as tile sirenalli of site Mouse failed, he gradually drew the taidoromate little ananal low lie' mouth, aid gorged hilts. i\ nuttier correspiiii dent in die sante IllagaZille, relt,es a wonderful instance of the voracity of slit its :—Suits,• Mirk Weil oil removing a pile of figgots, near a coppice, where it 11-d lain all/4mi five months, found 63 rabbit stain:, awl hare skills, all perfectly whole, besides frguitwilis of sktos; on re iew of which they killed, the other too escaped. It is ge- IlerAly thought that stoats ly Seri: tile blond of obese animals, but this fact proses that the opinion is Mo. Ott Thins(lay a f ternoon all w :a 11011 beiOre Timis:as HiAgs, Esq. deputy-et 44444 ler, at llie Nor,llolll. herland Antis, :Si rim!, on the body of Mr. S. 11 ' s• 6.1114 one of the proprietors in the van, wllO was kt led by its iwerusrliing on Wvilliesday Mr. Jiilist I l at keg . , at the Strauss', deposed that atmlilt three o ' clock tot 11 ' eihies slay afternoon, he Win !sassing through toe Siranil, and observed the caravan, w nil a't cuunuun, load of lo s :, gaJ.e. Oil 100k1,IK rutsruuud muless saw the near 4-whet I break away, anti tilt• earrtige osertitrii. blOWai 4 e 011 the top fell against a house. Al first it was doubtful whether any person was tinsieristath, but o I cutlitig away the straps which fastened the logita-e, its y diss us. y. red the deceased lying sill Ills face snider the side of the van, the edge of which was across ilia back ; hi. head and arms were tire , bin the lower I strewn...i were quite wink r. The caravan Was InstaliCy tatsid, and the de. ceased extricated; he was blat k n, rite face. Ile was iunnediahly ClPtiVeyed 10 all liOillt*C..hry . S, where he breathed a hew thihistes, and there • voired. anent is was made to bleed 11:01, but I:.e would 1101 TUC caul preSellletl a Iliulllllll SiwelJele Irons the bunk of stowage. It was nut struck by any oilier carriage, did It run We 11051; it Waal a dead lirelk w thus aXlelrt e, usecasiuurd by lite weight ; isi fact. slit 1441 , 1 of a twisty Waagiiii teas paced Ull the carriage .slisl tt heels 01 a cinch. IIJekJAVS were arty high. J. Hillyer, the driver of the tali, staled that ii set Head, Leadennali.sireet, and lielifil 11 to Messrs. Blake ant C Of Salisbury. There was .11001 31)001, • weight ill Of 411.11--111.11 till the roof was *bout 611011••• weight. siecers.eil Nal sitting gm Ms lett side wits is it overturned The Witness did was lirecipitaied to the ground, and received some ilia jury. Tile can was a ways vs:minted before it left the yard. Ms. Sesskie, medical assistant, Mr. Jacobs, and her witness, ' sit - swilled the accident neatly no the same terms as the for. going we tosses. The J.lo' WIlll• sw h, ail nunh. reitodied • verdict of accidental death, and !esti d a di - bland of oo wi silt vjgli Poufs Tholherasrk —At the ut.lllthillstu of Q.scris Nlar). ill 13. S ttttt tither paite•llita awl s ow. widen were exhibited ill the city Loodsru. the Q 'evil pissed from the Tower 11. vilest 1, Was lilt iIIIII.M. !gig niligUlar fact, which is 11515 , described Iry Ilidnislivd. " i s ilell Olen! was 011 rte weathercocke of SI. P sterols . , bottling a Arraiiier ill list hand a yd y.!. and wining thereof, slid sometimes tilt utie loot, all s Silia.k.• hits titer, and Mt is keened vos h.a kite 5, to toe gre I War. tell of aii heist 1e• He had titans INV ‘C , 11 , 1 , 11 one atsote the crosse, hat lhlg torehea and sir misers tin it, and aito.ber siver tile ball of the t r ss. , Ilk •wese tat with strl•allirta and iisrehe-,, CO•1111 1101 the w hist was 30 ;:resit. The 5.0. l P , to . h 6.1 tug "is 04111 do lith welt siiillings given 1 ll tn. Cute IV( lAN ousts and 'misses, ..us' 11.4 all his s.uils."