THE . NATIONAL •REGISTER Pros:.. Leopold arrived at Claremont at une o'clock on Th. irmiuy mortsing. On %Veil leseloy last a meeting of the owners and MONDAY, JAW. VII- •tf r. P4iii Turley, a person whit • heads extensive proper.y iii ..wewstigtoti, was charged occupiers of lend in the liundnol of I‘'aylnnil, was held at the George Inn, Watten, for the pur l :use ~r .0. h.n.i..., violently assmoltett moot b orte -weipp e d Mr. Li.srrill, a f it e tylWAlSle keeper at lien oo itt gl o m ,. taking into consideration the propriety of egAitt pc- F.. out she violence toe the prosecotieie it appeared titioning Parliament for further relief tu the lire- totes some 1 .1:Za4/1.11,101i4%.e its. the inewectotor hasl strayed veiling distress in agriculture. Mr. It. Dewing on the strsi teed' the deft starrit, who . nediwely tine Lein; culled to the chair, a series ef resolutions was a s"toiehol threw: ihtartiosell heatrehararl to Lt tireitrreil,, propertied to the meeting and carried; having been that highly ii.oriased the i•roscetoior e MI. Harris, whog,. the first toile afterwards Ilit ite mat she defendant, he opposed by Mr. Calves only, who stated his ulajec. rimed itiiii..to a•etteerion t juin...whether he would not lions to them to rest only upasn their not Ileitis , e stil like a., have a pew noire tusptsres, .sitee.tlve; •4. the ticiently steitig, and not expressing the feelings of ,iiusi 'mond (intim prnfitaiolt P. lie avtit ;:t tit!e ant ,the the peel td the fitllowing :—" That this meet- 'O, move the a:-f•inlaso -sized the in t At sottinz to mach alga's( was nhscfslodo hot tho Small ■uf l i Zi e iti s ote 'r.u ttit which the pre ' h i, who ing ing considers, shelale. c. reduction of the army, navy, kagth made play h a farh,, „ sis ,_.. bust , • • vat at end civil list take ;dace, corresponding to that botine , nod Harris was thiuwn. " mu" lite" taut, askew pion wil t , he was, a vital tie meant by such the lute war, thisrneetiegeensiders further conceitei• 1. The illauk met hie adversary us the breast. iostead o( I 144 , -1,...1C? •1 . 1• e i bit.,eCilli 1. i.lll Mrllo lie %V,II. awl KW." I l l.l. pin the i r i.ri.i t ie. or lie %took' *et his knuckles taut measures will be recessury to allay the fright f ...`.. be b." . ta be was noshing. which sent him to 1112 esir ity o f t h e twenty.hiur feet ri.ig nefunr lie recovered himself. The rsres•. %%se s.c.eittattsi tairin this stook the butt end of confusion which agriculture has laboured wider for justlluckfollamed,as tke Swirls bad recovered his studios. a ' . :let and heavy, .. hip., which he held in his hand-, W so lung a time." It eiler been oleterved by seve- aia ea,iorrba was .0 b y aaa i wc w hi te „0, c h 4,, bar grist law ••'J .I I: .stn hsaotitioloia o o tte bulumelkic im soul u - i *::o i tLlo i l i :• a rs e ;„, f afi th i l i ; e pll b ise ri c i i l i e o rat gentlemen, that the eiriginal resolutions were still • working str.,nger than the idle pollooetl, Mr. C. did nut press 3. This was a workman-like round. Barris in k g :. t " irk to the other, .as. 1 9 5 ,j a l„ theis;;ollyellil6.lLlell front utak eseasadomileila aster , aid d h. turned to , is bulldog forms ; '..t.. _twit g t er his to a division. The twtitiaati, which is le ft fur rig- stet any effecooiddelence ; loot he ev•leatonoresi to roue a po; a giaaalrks a r d id v .) er o sa r ry tiv il e tv:: ! l , 4, :no T 1T0..., ;ter lie worst -CC! the deles..4i.., who a voi.leo Ihe trite:tenor, and nature at site George Inn, Walton, states in stile o f • ; partisans of tic', were •. 1 thOi; . .snettle, s i s ai t n t tah.ownsalseurl; er newe.l . 1 ..! snack v ith the sitos..4 shore a elittiotialyt-w stance, that they view with increasing alarm ,the i The ,e , ....ectster tend to•salltno oil; Inn hut" 'novae was at elation, sal agriculture, that they cunsitler the new te lb alin n" aie ad s , ra w ii l : icil the w ie l i u e ll a 4 se Pr ito o ra ve ted "f , r ea th e e b h" pro t i ti viag s A o a v e ins t sthaet: ti o l ta c t r. ..• , ..stent itilluckj, v e iw e l . with a I r ene's . • f w , an d Corn Bill is an imianivement on the kohl one ; Ind the weavan -t t t , p, ,i, r tier s Feints esethl only inake it soyve at such a ' that fixed moulenste duties, insteud of the gre e lt i atod order of ..:rri.-„,' sad to l it . g s. abuse s i tt t F ilwa in l i r d t t v ga s ado l ag ed r t . 1 17 . :s . s i. orel „a y t rice as resided the alerted:set tie follow out , tu es in slap order. Strength y th w r e e s w ntle, should lie imposed; that. they see with much a ei tttt Moe Ins horse-wt . , ',snot( iontil• il:• prose satisfaction the attention paid to. the.amelierution of • 111 " 1 1 hO'ti ll g roond• • rutin' gritted shelter in a 1 Sc. it wilily*, PS wh Niue ether rounds were fought, awl enty . .ones tou, beashowsil his.back, then deposed. that retry melt of the Your Laws, anal think that no smell prugrese 5. bout to t s iletessiosis, .was whaled ester, in conies bag been „nide; that they lire irpttefo i t i r , t , the re- but the Black had the best all through, from Nape rii...st,isee S h it: the rensorsely ttiamser it. which tile deccielaut ductiutt sit' taxes, but think. hat ' , such ttttt re rues' ri ur strength , Harris turned the battle i i hit fa vuur for a time in the lOUs ruutisi,i_but it was tem- It was or be taken off--- - .aet ; iedarly ull or the greater part of t i onhs 'oreal that ilse•proseaki. if If:image was first the Malt Ditty . Ar•. t.:ey would not interf e r e w i t h wary. Ile was threwil a . heavy cesse•buttuck at orol by the itroa..eti or WV. antls the ;Itiehiltilolt who was - the undoubted - . !- - ats of the titablic creditor, bait the end of it, enough to knock his - .vied out. It. ia^" l er r"il" Plille t but weler the eiraormeseces of think Hut wi.it ecuniemy the remaining revenue the 12th round Jolitimiu had blinded his adversary, flue P"`a.""'"u the Court wily aante"ml has,, tu PaY • ' would be sulsicient ; mil that they were convinced and won the fi ght. of lot . _ Cu SVICTION of Rea URR LeTION.NIIII --(3eorre an uniform reiltictiou of the pay, pensions, and so- TURN-LIP EZTRAORDlNAleft—rtantlall, accents. "'"'"I and lie"rj Geld . It, two stated laxly-snatchers. larks of all servants of the state is required.—Nor- palsied by !oohs. Hodson, U. Monday afterouon last, ois his weie itiUleteas sot stealing three • bodies •ftsointhe burial. tick Cuetrier. road to Ilaio n nitesl, to give his old trainer (Bub l'ileh) a gwn ,.. ground of Watielseurth. . LORD Aft HURST ' S STAFF. , —Great attention leas was susioletsly called lit,, action fro• . the following oecorreree : Whales an accortvlAcc: was admitted as - evidence been paid to the fitting out of the Aides-ale-Camp I —Aaellerly blade, who Lad beea rather too liatd at work in sdainst his aso•ciales. lie proved, that sin the 4tli inst. wskallim Randall . se veral ,prwe t" rr„ ."" 10 4 k w d i"' gu t -.tilde kohl, b e h ave d se go, s o , the prisoner Wood called 11 / 11111 hint, and asked I ' if with horse nepoihtments, strictly agreeable to the the bill, notwitbstand- hli . would assist in taking tep a " soli one," to Willelb new regulation order. Tee saddles are after a new . fag the latter liev " 4tor him to aealut . 1116 g The Cork gf.ileiwpsised, wesnem agreed. The lellowits mud intlinwed pattern ; the bridles with richly gilt •esbe is called, •13 stuns Wag at least, sad who had lon • iis th e 1 g I set thseY-Prr.:-ucerdtli wished to have a thy at Jack, thought this • Bee e /1111.1 a nurse a id cart to oseria. grime,. in .-..rrate efroeleblif lane. The 101'0 pr:sosiers, embussed staff embe ll ishments, particularly the Ini- SV.kal arid Gultlonoh, penal Crown, le highly bernished „e.lil ; purple nor for his e '" inmal ' 3/14 * .nia ir Ii " dig " te ' in "" liun ' writ all hied, end is , ii sawn ' e returned with sacks con sweggernie top to.. ask, and told biro he dare out ow syiwister • • i a i oteo k; sattes; the sudille-cloths edged with broad gold lace man so, and sans cerevouwes," gave Woodall a dip Ayer we mate. t el l 1111 l a ueai. es, which they put MN/ she San, 311/1 of a peculiar richness. The other ornalueuts its pads, El oquence was at an rad its • twinkling between therm said the etsireel drove off for Lon.t.os: Tilley oolipped at Wi'lers, &c. are strictly in volume. N ',area returned the eonsplimost with interest ; but the first It.nkul 1111 l evils, ll:atisital, and del.tered the sack:, with t h e Go t i ng Lewis all 0 , . t h e i r a. alter which the "rimers was reward: il and seeton-1 rounds were truly severe ; On Fr:day, tit two o'clock, it Cabinet Council wait the side of Randall, mid the stress pUolurtgia to the cook• for h i s kr; iii.le with 3/w. Nun Ws (1111 , 6 witneas was held at tltt, Foreigm (Alice, which was attended by ' Julie third rooted eek gut so sever e blow us ir tbe top of his . . aPPreheo-lvde the Lonl Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpuol, O.: . shoulder, added to the tightness of his ant, that ha could ‘Vin.esves unwed' that tleey bad seen the prisoners Earl of Ilarrowby, the Earl of Westmorland, '4r.. scarcely lift up lois .ann,. sod he isamedietcly tore sail his 11(1- I••• kilts. Pl...ist %VI. ilsworsh so s the Sunday sight pre- Peel, Mr. Calming, Earl Buthurst, Viscount Ala- i r r r itl o i k Tb br • Wl° has p . 16einf diswi r i g °d of b il l' a PP arel " c°l• Ce' l l'N the robliery.• ville, the Duke eif Welling-hen, the Chancellur of the Mg soili t he g h . a .ne with wrri ßo blegk e e t ( 6 l :7e t w i j i , us and after ip th° th ila ree ug at 'e r i e Gat..e, ''' a l u is tw ir l/ neat., :. roved that he was going r. wink to Garr:to-lane als tit five ael.ek to n the tttttt ia- Exchequer, Mr.NVynte Mr. ltobinson, teal'. '. Viscuaut mows the Cook was so punished abuot the gob tint lois friends ii :v e in questii.,s, a.•• 1 saw a car. and biome:militia tavae Siamese'''. The Council sat in de:ilseratien till . could not recognise his., anJ it was pitiable to behold it a.- •ereil wide claret. He was quite done up. anthill floe crowing • It woo L'l 'L e eta, kicks.' against something liits a Lju i l oo lA t i lo " e l‘ ;"; , , l. c. Otitis was iiistaiitly takes. up by two about a quarter before five. completely taken oat of his... Another. big use, Goofing the A reacittio Cate 11 , 6 , ATTEMPTED f1",:.C10R.--kliwas a !lief; arid Hulot( lola il‘e Cart, Polo which they i.•it, and Cook was getting the worst of i t, thowalot it be better to toy fottnight ago a female, atoms 2 years of air, of elegant Itass.l•ll, sod therefore fell foul of . him during the tonna . ' l a' e `'ff L a wsuit I-0•"4""- manners slid flautist a ddress, took bulging. at the howl,. of .00. about to tackle ,. fellow _ . . . Concedes, the twa.lle of %Vandsworils„.proyeelethe disoi mr.„ Nl _ I, in nie Itempereerr rtrre . r. where ra.e en. ,J. Ns gar . was ~, Randall.." it will be his turn neat. 1 interoorlit uf the . hodoev fro.., the grounds Raged for board aisil kedging, at 31h. per week. She • wits Liam a aid g jtaw t h e C,, e h b e i ng 1.1. , li i .risuaters were found guilty, evil sentenced to.lve became s most av e.:4lok inmate of the hens* the fir.' . g l i!"" "• ‘ 4 " . °N° 1e. 84 . 11 1° . isitiolaosied ilia smooths lie the matioy ga.,l, and to m et i e r aerr re a .1.4..4 ii.. umi.osei . of, R an d all_ let fly at his hig Wiser ; and owe round fortnight, since aide, clic wait chats r e d and melancholy. She received frequent Irani ~, wa s, quite enough . for lb " !rater her?. lie had sot • shadow of into securities , thessoseltes in ful. each, end two. suretivs es tipper works were in Chew:cry, sad a trethenJ- o' 1(11. each, slid Woe further imprisoned until the said but the only time she went mot arm. on Brim day '..•, , • c 4 a.re ; l! ells tut put in order b..; w h listener floored biut, not to rise apill fl ut y, wen ,. p a id, atoll sureties finionl. ew i t w ill a pp ea r shr pelisnu ri ol a ttatility of oolo ng . to fight . Ile mode motions that he bed tuo much. Itsun'Ul, I To sot indulge leer, • dew:idol* of Mrs. Al—.--- I slept aids i and J o ck . her, WO on S4llllliNy Nit(l,l. 11111 t. W 4/ ill a 111w1.1 His•in..e....l ) 1 . sow , t 'et°ll" to the Hers, sad Croon., Mired a state, and pleferitii sleeping slime. bier swampy I'l6o'ilr.l I mfoly! aloud ii if " 81 "rf "aura. aid "lora" lo lens lts perfect suspicion, awl ednosit an hour af.er she lui.l goer lo III.:.1. I ............ the strewn of the house celled au ousel sto lake •he Esmite. ! It i s reporte d t h at L or d Gro.,,,,tik tr ill set ai r jar. w hi c h was wit . Sti•pieiollll were 111/11 sea ifi/111-- 'lir too ' • in edi stely for Paris, tu succeed Sir Charles; Stuart, as kappy animist had taker e veil of endows, need :am was 114 • seuseless spas s. e. lboaried auselies seen isdniirsisimeo our Ambassador to the French Ces.rt. by Mr• llealestway, a snrgeea,, sod life ma. rear. arti.-- I The Duke of Norfolk, at his last audit, at I)iss, The Matte sal the sash attempt was ol,sclu.e.l on Monday s i mattes a reduction of tirum 21) tie 25 per cent. on the before • that uei un f or t u nate women was . 't tr suegisaeriii . is I Freud' leather at a very tett ,,,, tag ,g, 1 • 41„. at.ti„,,,,, w rents of' his gestated is: ghbutabovd; nod, at few mama Slum Loudon, alwe a young mail of Nosily the recent itulie; Elm his other estates, Ida tenants seduced her affections, anal she gave herself sap 10 Ills I have enCriClareti Similar acts of liberality humour wail itrutert • St site Christina. vacates's, under . l'Crasae: isle! I atillillaT --An. Itlytetl was held std the promise of suarrne.e. inisy took An elcorsion to 1 Thrre,ds ., e‘eirata lost. at Mile o'clock, at I n c house el Southampton; where the rube via the nothappy female was , Melina. S mieoreet and . Cot.wrell, 161, Oxford itreet, effected. With a 51. 11111/ he sew her to Loon' tttt t pros I view ( la xl y • 'T hus isnag so follow in two . r three okays,. bad in a fur/night " 4" the . o f • Sumes"r"et• Foi• sit ed 2 7 ,ears, and LW tussle note a respecuule pawntaniker awl hue wrote to suite that he vim 10801111 10 sail for 'natty, 3.lverouitte, there reshot% t, who pu, am end to has life through e mbarrassed e iromovialocess &opposed lows sol c haracter, peostyless, and its debt, doom" eh. atlfurtunair by lakine lindanum. Exclusive of the lam , there was woman to distraction. We are glad to War, however, dothin•of importance in she evidence. Toe Jury be that her Case has awl the attentive of some philautlero. ion( satisfied with tile ecidenm., arose fur the ',moose , oa plats. tilting a view of the body. 'The insentanate gentleman lons LATE MUKTallt YEAR LEWISHAW—TIie re I.iy in the drawing•room dressed in see saute clothes he examination of the eriomenichargeel on suspicion with ' ;tad lee the ball at which he had ben Beside I ' the perpetration of this emelt:, which was apewsited to , oa, the table stood " 1)r. Purteus's Commentaries ~,, take place before the Magistsates at Greenwich ent Tues- Lleaelt"—" Friend to the wretch whom evi ry Fue „for day lass, was nustpotwil to next Toenlay week, at she ta k es ."-.." I woos titer, death," was the lissome. It evidence is nut yet c 1111 l elete to warrant then 6aul coot- appeared he had recently been reading. On their retsina 'Muncie. and the expense sol bringing th e w (rum Maid- into the Jury-room ' toe coroner proceeded 111 sun. up the stoat is cutasiderable. Oise of the Smiths alone (there evidence, which itoviug dune, he said, there appeared were three in custody), a nephew uf the deceased, was no doubt the deceased luck the laud. to tiettota brought up for the purpose uf being discharged, it appear- himself, wheel' appeared more plain from the peewit> ing that.he was nut at she place where the murder was he bad taken.. The only question for talent so demi.: committed that night. Mr. Constable told hiss, how. was, whether he• was illSallr j., but from the circa's,- ever, that it was plaits he knew of the rubbery. He also stances, lie could nut say otherwise. After coesultitia informed him that there was another charge of felony (a for a short time, the Jury retunied theia verdict—" This b urg l a ry, we believe) against hint, mid therefore required the deceased put its cud to his estimate by land:1184114 haul to enter into h i s own ite ., g ,,, aasiee tO appear before wing at ,the tune in a state of tetussordry menial de the Magistrates on 'Tuesday :text. Smith dad so, and rangeut ein," was then discharged. it was after further proof or Cole- Father Cotton, die Jesuit, had acquired 'nth i nflu man's guilt was ohtained, that he made b ut confessions mice over Henry IV. of France, that et was a trunnion iti the gaol; he will not be received as King's evidence. heartsig, then Brainy was a good Prince, and bend to It was Robert Smith, he says, who fired the shut. the truth, but that lie had Cotton ia his cars.. BOXIN (4. • • 41D Ow SURREY SESSIUSS. et Johnson, the Gnsport black, and Joel Ilarris, the Birmingham man, or Coleshil blacksmith. This battle, which was haatily kn.•cked up tor a stake ..1 ten sovereigns u side, and u purse of tifteen, to place on Wednesday, ou Caxton , Heath. Isetween Nettlebed and Aniershum. Johnson, u late import from America, a thirteen some athleti c wal l , hail height, and won twice, and was sweet ul.•m hint self. The smith was a noted leveller, who wu4.1.1 take plenty of ',upping without denial,.aud the champion .of his walk P. l 'liver seconded the Black, and. the Bath Thalami handled 1-lartis. On Thursday night a fire broke out in the coach house of L.. W. Pottinger, Esq. near Eiggleswacle. owing to the carelessness of a boy, who set fire to Moe straw in a loft in which he slept. The Games speedily communicated, to the stables, which were consumed, and thence to the dwelling-house, the interior of which was destroyed. A waman f named White, is now living at Fetime, in her 104th year: the old lady, who resides in the almshouse in tkat town, remembers -taking wine with the waiting-maids of Queen Anne, at Berkele l - house. She continues in pod health. I'y a recent i.Pler from the 'Treasure, wiue aryl saints are in ft.turo allowell to I,e Landed at the port 4 lystsr4:lt.—A s;urilar perodasiou hasbeen granted . fi .r blending rturi-sit .Yar mouth. Ex ncierium.—Oes Mummy mourning the nri Cal @entree's of death was ,carried taw effect at We . toy of linter neunger-lane Abil, spun Grol. East,. aged 17, fits erimi natty abusing a wirt.uude r i •ot ; . ears et age,—This 'wine man was convicted wpm .. clement testimony. anti seder rather aggratateilce: .matenicsa. Nut this slither-t hope of mercy was held out ••• him, and hr profited mach by the religions advice git• 1. hien by Cite rev. air. bison, Pteplaitt of We Jail —Le. agenda, the wretched culprit .eltrie.led ilitiam service, abed liis isruitent stud melancholy demeanour excited great compassion iii the eatimoce I he the eire.hor his t.o.k A tact farewell of his patellas said faiseily.—flu koe•tlay &awaits( at fight o'clock, .the warier ei,e,a, .soil erte , ..i•ias arriv-,l Ai the ?Noun, arid the yowl man Minim; toceiveJ lite v:cramemt was Cuailecti II jolt/ the yard aesel 0 1 / 1 41.ctielibirre•I .tr his irons; during ibis awful rerellanee.he gate amp to excessive grief, and titles. called ..pees 'Heaven to 011 bees; at wise o'clock the tolling in the prisms kelt, amisouneed Pleat all was ready, mut the wretched culprit was mutat...eel to this scaffold by Me Under Slirrids, Alr. Walters tau jailer), the Chsplaiu and aiieudanisc-ute Ilan platform lie id. dressed a few hisrliculale went& to Ilse simenLeteil email, seke aeriard greatly atlected fit his melancholy fate.. Lb a leer blisitites, lite awful pretparatious toeing completeik. We drug fell, and this world tensed ou him tot close.. 416: : _ ~........5, - - - -yie • 4 i* ••••.: • • c`l-;~~~1... I ... "WIT