...~.~.M...+. , Cles,rgc. James awrir.....•::a was .1 fria,li Jf ir. an tl a !nth of %wrist !:e receive!! R bill frt. Ict 161. 17s. The bill now ;red iced teas the He went as Mr. lio»ell :erected him, to !sifters. ;Miamian : Co. t.. in ire !edict ill .0 a u . g t.. a•'..ress 4.: I' e bill . ,c..t tc I •'l. at, la•, as .aki q 1., ',Merida He i was tru. ar. ' sale! if it was WilliaLdes, the ' a kers, a.. *:-.• was ans*eren it was ha . a's, t u,t i',e , hers, T'iere was a large brass plate 0., the ,--iitrs! ce ' wit:! the inscripticl " Wil lis. as Co." There itas 7 1 17 g eitssage titroagh w!:ich he - t, ;, rn turning t) the right, he saw a Wtiill4 t 1,4 /jog linen. He Jbserved nothing which gave the place ihe oppeara; ce of a house en!siness. knocked at - I door which he thought sac Ir. once, ^ the same iitl' . lll.g place. There tea written or it," Aiteni ante froth I , to 4 o'cleek." tie then ...eta to !Jews. the hankers, and shewet; them the acceptance en tte bdl , 11 ,, • they mai.; it WRI net right, si..; .vitness went away. H.- wrote to :Ir. Howell, sad received R' ai.awer, ortly after the two priao.tera • , p.,. / i; . at I.l.lo,lgiogi. was 1.4 at home, arri t. ey left wit 'Ley wo,114! call again. They called on the S'at ,r !!-, ;morning, aiid Port intioiliceil himself as Tip i , er I If said that lie lied called +upon witness, by desire of 11Ir. dowel!, to do Come business with him. '.l icier,s said I.e was not ',severed in transact business at that time, and toll *limn t 3 call on loirlay. In the interim, I.e wrote to Mr. I! cll, ocsitit.g I•im to (-non,, yto town, and he di I , iu conse., -ence, come to 1.. r. d-m. `.r hen the pi igniters e.tlie .4 . it Monday, it: 1141111 C I the , •to be apt re. Itentletl. Mars .1 that she lived at NI. 3, Bire'.la lane. She kre.wd Itioper, the at the bar. A else rellin hialdelf b 3 the lame of hire.l 0 manila& dining r 0•...., as .1 bed num, at her house. •11 the Idt of Navel-4)er, I .dt year. The ru rW were ',tree ie she ?.star, of Wolliata• Topper, and C The rn. nti at. 1 ....e5t had for.nerly kee. areueterl as. as. 6.:iiee by 6. ship.l... s ea. ce-hr-kerd Mr. 1. illLtnt3 rime flue . 1 .1, ::her the 5i11... nil the Minis. .6f Germs.. awl lii e There wars • au• io the rounlint h.uw Nbrr'lr.Js CM .... kn .d that .41.1% W illUt - reme a• the 'WNW' Mondays, 'h.. she .ever 1 .11 "'fry( !BMW' C.011.14111iy g Iwl khe ....Ver P..al them T lere war • s.wt .of hank ng lm.iaear carrie.l b) the lira. loch as .*changing toter. The busloehe weed o till Tipper was taker into ctritody. it slapped. Gel. 11. acted tier k. Tipper war tine of she .r• •. She r.-eriive a 01.., year rent. She !.ad •. , •1 received • farthioc. except . or quieter in odentire. h.% the .1 quarter wait die Applood for it. and they v.,nl they wakir , og pa it. Mr. Geri las refuted to ;my, althhigis , 14d paid the tier quarter. Crowhesamitied.— Witness ha. knows. ..oter, reel. ss Wise •o w ,hewn bee, th I.e „resented tvol pail. T..ere wu 1,.. host fir bilks •.f acceptance to heleft is f..r pay.re .1. Tipper attende.: there fr... t tr.. urtil f•ur o'clock ever) day.— Whets they fis..l chute the.e they %%ea kery regularly. There were bnuk,is, tie coucting-h.nike, awe a. nvvetteauee of tie.•lstekt.. Mr. Burgess -4 the firm of Willis, is st.• 4 40. 'irtiths bine, sworn. i.e ...IV r. partner iii the fir,. as 4 looked sit the arceptatire now pro'' , red, I e woal.l swear that it was s ist the acceptance aims •.sie of sit nt.h. their hills were accepted by one or snore "lOUs partiiers,_ NO elm k or other person was ever anthorizeil to accept bills in the swum of the house. There was ••i s 'her •11 and Co. Hankers, in Kirchin-late, aril he bel i eved there oas eio other such film in the City or Lidelon. (,rusweammine.l.—There was, lie hetieveil. : home Iss chin lane, with Williams slid Co. inscribed ois !lie do •r.- 1:e believed he hail seen it. He also believed that (rent many bills had been sent to his firm instead of the .4 her r.r past. nt. The bill psi duerd was accepted is. the usual w a s of lonsakers'acceptances. It was out the hand i.rititig <Jail of the firm. The prOoners left the defence to their cosiosel. Mr. Andrew• then called. Trasdale Cockell„ iheLiceming office, goseryetehnese, swore, that in Februaly last a licence was taken mot in the menses of " William ‘Villiams, John Tipper, and Joha A il liams," all living at Swansea, Glamorvinshire, to, trade us bankers. A licence was not ere.% try to persons to carry on the !swine% of z. 'snooker in toolid ))))) unless the ho t • notes payable at siKbt. intros hat! no ktoosolo of permit aho took out the licence. :le Geyer sow either of tin i.risoners Sr his kit . ovirledge before day. Tie art of pm-lin:sent repaired that ot coo of the note I. by issued by bankers 'Mould bv left .t the Lice sons-Once, at Sot oerset-ho•.-e, • bee ,h. licence ..as obtaiord. Here the witness imninee , l r cop) Willi+ was left en.' It i bt the pelsons vNo took ni,t the licence fur 6. wittbw,g, Tipp.r. mill .v 811.4441." This note ,‘ as banded in and shewn to , irs. W00t11 . 411, who said it was like the ones A!se I aid seen brought into her !,otise exehtnge. for eitgli. Baron Grailam, it stit.ttnina .ip, observed f';:tt this was a Antal important intlidry,-inil,woi tfeinatill the most attentive consideratioil of the Jery. Itia Lords!iip hav ing read over the evi observed, that if the Jury believed that the bill it, question was fithriestil , view to •treei•e persons Is% falsely attstinting the reedit of the established 't , use of Williams ate' CO. of it,. 20, the his opinion -itiLtintrt 4 to fot eery, kit 1 the, wohr title ;or I:.e 1t it', Tpper. t 1.1.11. was, I. e le•ight, no evidence it. iix II pas ticipatiusa in the aetoal tittering Into loin, 'the J.. 8 N retired, irgi.. After being absent liar one hoar, ~801 floe forei.l4lll "we Al.. the prisoners g▪ uilty ttf unsling Use bill it kit intent it defraud,' Biariin (iialllll- I . ...winded the Jury tii th eir verdict. •.s :le 'sits 111;1111.; I I say that the eviOeue - was as i111.111111 , i.e as Against Tipper. The Jury re-considered, afid reterned the taste verdict Nottio I'mi only. Mi. Baton wishes' clearly to lerstaio' the •/, ''"N. a verdict of '• guilty of •itteling with "'III to ilefraisil," not ..iiffieleiri in tender !hi- ,cease liable to the of foreerv. The J.lry Pi it 'se satisfied that the bill was intended to he iss,cil a. Ine Rrnoinr bill of the e•tabli.heil Loose, and that it t•ils INr julc"Ii011 tf Ille 011iel to assinne the credit of that lionse eel id,. the 1011. Th.' July con .1.11...1 3.•;tio i‘pr a eototiderable lime, V. 1, C17 'Saran GrAlottit " fte ivortt tor r.or eo lo C olesalioei do. I. pre.oiler 11111'11d that the bill 5 / 1 0111 ,• lit' Itai 1. ton the Public ;t. the ;:etiolitur 'thve fit the old eoabledirtl liuosr, or did 01.1% th. tt the bill sl:ut.lit pass as that Of the other—the bad The Jury again actiiid tot half .tu hour, and at knoll' TTTF NATIO):.; EGISTFR ret:•r: et' a vero.iet • against P, t!.; a..J , f • Lot tt *illy, as :iglu: Til "et. Ti.e point atwitter the crino ...ye. or doe% .wt a:d0..41 I to t. I , rgeryoar. Karon Grails: *said, shodld be snbusilted tc t! c J it -viio•iAt to OA ..e. ee. _ . . TI e priso•iers •sere itei re. love from the har. 're nearly tirg •r:ieri flee ver ret•:r The trial taste ' •learly seven bola, and excite ! tl.e intense interest it co.rt. Saturday morning, the Eel just, a rnelancnoly circt.risiince recurred at Seiblte, is Kepi:; rian in the house vf a s farmer, nar:ieo! I .pert, Of Sellioge, oil the ale re • tcrning, after ..Ors- FTett ::as ;;one to milk h.q. cows, carte int. , the room' er,ss stairs, and having a gun i• - 1 - is !sane, said k: a f Impetes," I will go a-d sirs t your in. ther." He O•en went to the ; dace where the woman v...is engageh iu • silking, and accosted her saying," I have I stied rty n. sod s ill shoot S e rem-nitrate! sou 7 ~.„I remed s, I , r! "r I I:••eili.itely .s NI.; I will WA nAself, 1 4.1 I will shn;:t you," and instantly disc . :age the ce.nients uf the gun into her side; the whok charge It dame in her h•• ( 1,., r•, e l x. , r unman lingered till seven :id •ck the same evenfitg, when she expire:l. Ile is now in eust•-!y t..; await the derision of the coroner's interest. The pone 'Miami • •us lett six ch.ldrelo, the yo ingest o”ly seven •e.nt!•3 ul.'. A must euvic i orete,i a. h extra lilthary election contest rut the isjisu.ev, bcc. f ok place i that town ms Saturday lost. 'll' - e r f she b • froi.otainosier;al sy hich conameuced last year hv the election of •iessrs. Leonard and Heidi . fatal f•r ha :1 Gel: • , a'• it was 611Pir.11Cd s ^.l plet- in Seotenther, by e•e eleetio , ,ff a p titular •isiciosteev, n which, wilt a greater mother •,f vviets •an ha I ever iv.lleft iv°y re. the ..aostistelialists merit gre..trr fh feat than •on Ve first ••ccaso• . It woo n t, theref •re, ex.. rte ' that at Otis an 'oil el••eii• 1,.. the or at/we:icy, tM: get, Se e te•t..er, t: t • twins in any of their oarty.— 'l l .e Inuependen:s, 'naive -I an attent e t at a sur prise, had, witi.ovt soy paotiv , .•lar invitation to indirinn al', signified to the regular half yearly vierting •.1 il•f• Loud.':' votes .n Tuesday week that carriages would be prcvidet' for a I • loniser, • v i , •-i r p r se• time I:tetuseises to tmderiake 1 te j aney 1 , • los.vieh ; Lut now tl',t war was actually It...dared, vanvaasii g lenli sides, a•id tat'''. party out mit their streogth, sending for v••ters in all direcii us. within a Inendrud miles of the spot. T:te day arr:vetl, and the first Cheer pr•• l vsed was Sir Robert Harland to I.e itiall Steward, in the noon of the Etrl "•:) sari, deceased. Ilere she Ministerialists, coofiosent in use birer.uth of their hero, forward the Olike Welimaton, who ha , l latei; • resettled with the freedom Is; lite bor••101, in conso•rpitmee of his ' trowel's, ill haviost here to(ore conquered a I wht• had ever 'tern ... 1 1..sed t. 'SIM; I .. 1 1 he was, ( Al this .icemh•iti„ a ft-0,10.1w is•• more; mi the contrary, at half oast ten at night, when Isis advo cates resigned the ..i..aitest, he :.as she !•-west, while Sir H irland was declared to be the highest 'us the poll, the lager having •k.l, and the :)tike fAilv 3Yfi voters For ihe I ntleper;•le•its had, Sir Moldlet n, 3!,7—Nt r. Seek:* n.i; the sv.inisterialists. ".tart. ley, 33.1—% r. Sparlr'JW. 328. Fur . r.W al Clerk the I ode-pentleirs had, .it - .Aeon!, 392; the mistreiala it so .+lr. •Lekalliall. 333 --It is net easy to itoagiue where was founded the hope of the "II this (-cession, which, at the enormous expenee which it had caused ins.., could have induced them, easiest the rising spirit :f nelepeivlence, to atomspt the unequal contest. Prezervalien of L,&her.—The follmving rsethod is recommended 1.. r lereserviog lestiorr harness mill trace:, engine h .see and slows, c-rtliita, sheep arts. earl comers. stack <loan., Arc. Tam .11 neat,: foeia uil one (lost.; ' es wax (cut small) lire s ; e•;1 ed . t.r ' all lb. by .vt t ; and sion:7terioiz -the reels' nil owl hone in a pirkln. our . ,use Le a ilik t !. vio!.e to after .:. Aeolic simi.osting aguo I .r a fel,. . stirritig it the whole • e Vith a slick, the niixisert ill he finished ; at the same tit ie, if an cc of na l ., ha e' and sh e purpos e for Whir l ' 11 is to l•co itsyl al Id render the expellee no td jeer, o• will to , the coompositin there , r, receive cnissiderahle notpmrettient. It is used precisely as oil v•nolil he ap plied : and wt.ere it may be relented to sone.. mu ao d nardened lemur r, a washiust or sponging hot water first is advisable, and the ligniel be driven in heftore the fire. L..uiier r r c;aire dressed •eith tt is licroid est r rots, hardens, grows mouldy, ”r perishes 144.1. A; it is likewise a complete destroyer of scab!iiiiess in s!oee i , and other animals. As to the exuenee, one al i'nea"'" of this fluid is superi , ir to four or fire <I oil. loforniation was received al Queen-srare Mee. .1 short time ago, that several liotirsiien had lost ••••1 se va luable dogs since the ccii.rieneeme th,- sporting season. Two cf; •erssiih.equently discovered a gang dog-stealers residing at Otelsei, and Col two of there. Among he clew stolen ss,•te pints rot, tae f roperty of Csr Ertl of E,stit ; t *sett is, the i n - overly i f Jenks!. ; a brace of fine t.nintets; hr longiog to a gentleman in Ogress -Ku tare. ..and several oitirrs. °lie of the gang prat into the c-uniry in the ch iracterol a sportsman, awl the ()nicer. ti seed 'del in Cambridge, where they took Isis a into vissixl). He sold several tl.tits ins his Winds, and on the day 1w wrs arprehrtined !is. received lon. for wo oleo pointers, 'll hey brought Im 111100 re a toagomtte, where the charge was proud, and lie ,vas committed to the souse of correction for six inoesths.--lin companions are re 1113111ICd. S. few days ago, when Lord Landonderry was in the streets of Belfast, a poor gloveless I'd I craved his chanty, but all his importomity was in v.iin ; at length he said, in an altered tom-, and ratite indignantly, " Only a tenpenny, your honour —by J.• 6 it Wul treat all your friends in Belfast." 295 GREAT lirOCl,vl7 MATCII BIFWELN itANDALL AN!) MAItTIN. No Battle for -Jan:- ; , ;:ars ha?. -xcited so -inch interest as we are te.....ut to record. Th,....en fought Dr. the 4th of ':ay, I.), in? ?Andall von cleverly . since that, um! not .an:, t tonths ago, Turner, ..1.0 had fought a gallant battle with Randall, lost the second fight 'with . Im-tin, v.fter winning, the first, and this induce , the backers of to .take the present atch for sur no less than 3,,91 :tan,lall the tir:e of the r'atch-Lhaing, ' !,Jspoke,' ..cc..xtling to the. opinion of so ,, e; hut" his are.ent friend, the. General, toe!: his word that he • oi'. leave of the etrusi , :ns of and being 27 -.est rase, could get yell enough to ia the f.ght, and .aster Stephen vas soon produced. reLlized Ms e ropiise, and he. rever vent into a ring in condition to conquer r.s on Tuesday. The frame ant: tone of the , an were invigorated, his nilseles fir. an? hand, ...id his riind independent, awl he hucke.l at 3 to 1 to .artin's iotd and notion of himself • ere quite -s grant as his adversary's, and thus the; began their • , •ork: ►.tot as if gartt , painted th:.. scenes of life, i •v..uld h:..ve leen useful At this scene, here LA least twenty 0 , ausan•l persons were. and to dis v ose .f this said ‘,, req' I ired recto'. The Cotatais.sary G..ner-I, wn.' • is every thing to hi , ..ho still clings to tlh • 'coney setting e, has a friend nA JArvis, good caterer for real flushing in o , e -ills ..t' Copthorne. ,tr Cra-ley L.,•vns, rya the Cot , rnissary end he w'•rked the wt-ity Itag c ; .tar. that the •notley crawils sh.,ulti not escape their p' dice attention to their interests, they caused plitear.ls t•t I%e issued, di recline the ~rous t s CT the henefit of Itandall assetool•le it , !• • .ette'o . or. Jrrvis•s Farm, where the•• v•ere taxe.l .cconlin4 to .:ppearance; but some couotry gentle••teo• interfere•►, -ntl insisted that tie batik shoukl take place there, the pproach to which .7es *.r.arro.... •her.: ani accident 4 oevirreil. .:an•t.all its in ditiny ..t Cra Ade:: c" 1 l'elf listant fr.) the other place, me' the ropes an' stakes ',ere re tired thither; in this hustle, helter•skelter -.vas t' , e order—gigs upset, Mealy noses, and all the other el cekr..., not Wien seen. The ' ass it length got together, mid !let.veon twn and three o'cli,ck :tanflall entered the ring, un -1-4ttone,l , loose iseqlnsin, ant ?celeft as if for a sparring 'itch. °Hooke party distinguished themselves in rhile cdsters, backers, seconds, and they at:Yana:3 full of ennfilence to the combat last strange to tell, this went artist, dandall, ran away •sith it nll iu ~ne roun , l. The seconis for the uhenoraenan were Harry ILIt an,l e,,, , Jones; and toe :;artin, Spring now, FEIST AN,) LAST. Four minutes elapsed i•. •ent f .r the first blow, and Handal! confined hie.self t waiter very Ch.bm, ...ratting for Ins antagtmist to r••ake the play. klandall ..tade b. left liatured hat to draw 'As adversary to close platters, hat it Wit. parried, and ,itartin hit uut left and right, but his wen; p irriesl also. Ifantlalt placed a heavy hit at the wind, but was an inch above it.. tad it left its . '.ark on the breast. Aiartin got into a clese, and was served worse thaw Ilarniall bad ever served any of his adversaries. He never leaves thcoi un i 'shed, and delivers then' from one hand t. , the ..titer as tie would e school-bey, grasping the arm he is a-t at work with. t.e never executed well ; M:trtin was hit dead at then •e, r.ad was :ore kiA• -1 hall gi.en Lir a finisher. ~ stain was hit in bath jugular veins, and drop tw.l claret date being c died, after lying the ift we; till Oe. ,I: we.. "Wad Kinalea's •ad Sens: t 0 of • •• Time," flat:l.4ll , n it io seven ;..inutes IWO. 10 , OCCIIitS. wit! ' ,el , ' 411itatr) AA:• in tin ultit. • RACINIII IN FRANCILA pit: CT of the luth inst. contains the Cllinving article races in the department of L'Orn took plum: on the• first and second of this '-ninth (S.;pte , -iber). t the Royal Gauge, near Argentan. Twenty-two horses and r•ares of dr., greated beauty, all the issue of famous stallions, reared o•• the plAins of i• ierlevault, contested the •liflere^t prize.; given b Government. The grand Prix.: was l ain d by Ceres, . are of five years old, the property of 1t Neven. She is the Sel.se tar. which lust year obtained at Paris the .1.°;,.al prise. An cstetisie t leadow, in ..•l•lition to the superb race course, was the scene of these spurts An itainutse era ~ 0 of foreigners •:ml others, 'e froth earis and ths neighbouring :lepartteetits. All the sporting • :odd realty to run their horses, and eontribute to this spet•turle, really interesting to n country, those principal inlialatants are con stantly endeavouring to rear ,t fine race of horses. ••ehich ter :legume of form, as well as speed and solidity, are not inferior to any horses in the wort& NaWSPArettS --The first nest spaticr established in England was entitled the ' c.tegiish and is dated July 98th. 1583, 0n,. • of which is pre served in the liritish 1l iisetini Thy. Gazette was first published at Oxhinl, Aug 22, 161.-2. The Directory of the Batik of England h ive inti mated to the Manchester bankers tlivt they may be rupplied with sovereigns to any aniaunt, and tree from the charge of carriage, io v.:change for one pound-notes. ~. .~