THE MARQUIS OF ORMOND'S E...
IIHF MARQA'IS or ORStONDL'S EsTATF'.-I E:e sensa- tion that h:as been created by the sale of this immenFe property is. we apprehend, w.ithout a parallel. Thc value of the Eniis'c e5tstes consigncd to the hamrner, we have heard, is nearlv Cl0i3itoti. Te-lieg thie sum, it will be tound. to exceed in aniount atv auction that has ever preceded it. The mansion Of Sutton Hail presrnts a noble storne edifice, with four distinct fronts, complet-e k;v Nich ,las :Earl of Scarsdale," inl the most ornamlente,d stile (of Grecian ar- chirecture. The grand suite of rooms wvere finisihed by Artan and Vo,sas, Italian artists of great celebritv, and! i;l their best mnan- ner. It is olaced in a patk of uncommon beauty. well stocked wltlt deer, and in a situation so conmmanding, that tne views ate to an extent almost incredible. The seats of the iSu)kes of Devonshire and Portland, Lttles Scarborough and Fitzwilliarn Sir Windsor Hilnloke, Bolsover Castle and ruins, will be aniongst the innunierable seat,s and interestlng obJects that present themselves. Sutton-hall does not dread a coraiarisen with either, while the park, always rermarkable for its oreameetal timrber, pre- sents a never-failing source of grajilication. It las alrea.yv been stated that there are valuable trmnes of coal an,d iron-stone in great abundance on this estate; but the precent rental derivable from this irsealuable soutce is trifling, in comnpaison with Ji'e incunie thlt shortly mnar, be contemplated. The Duke of Devonshire and Sir '.'itidsor hiunloke, whose esta es exceed ten thousasd acres, and immediately join the Sutton propertv, preserve their manors strictly, the consequence of which, .dded to the prcserves on this; noble estatc, 'tis eassy to coiiceive, is a never-failing supplv of ait sorts olgamue. Possessinga valuable usoor-gamne estatr, st abUt seven miles distanr. it ihLas becn determiined to add to the Sutton propierty IWtM acres of nmoor land). peculiarly well adapted to mnGor-zane it - clurline int that quantitY two farms and farn-houses. & i.. containing near f i;;cres, the mor-garne lands, situatcat -larrod. arnd Holvnmoor about three nriles frotn Ches!erfield. The Suttorn estare is t-., free in CI.estetfiedhmarker. (One oilier point will conclude this faint ouline of some of the niore pronfitent advantages appcrtaining to this dis- tineuis'ned property. The possessio:t of a sct that fairly c mpetestc witl: Charsworth and Hardwtckc, with a purk and domai nn of so rainy thousand acres of land attached to it, Inotst of necesitvy give the possessora powerlul clai:m to represent Lidis county. The time Of sale, and the proiected dissolu:tin of Parliamnent, seemn to have co:irbhited their cheering influence to yive an effect to this sale, ol w*ich it wouldt be exceedinl'v difficLult to Cnd t. parallel. Thu total :lo e.imi attached to Sutton. includting th,, rnoor gamnc aipzndagc. is about 5.erlt tcres.-1f atelees/ac Cwrirdiyrrn. We regret to say, that itisratics are' b It occurring, attitongst other casses of irrkmnen. ot a gross ignorance ol the extent f liberty v w:hich is permitted bv thc repeal of the combinatior laws. Thie spirners in the Oxford-read .l ill have turn;ed out, and staze us their reaswtr thalt two of the spinnershad been discharged; thuti as- surinin to tlrcueielvec the pricii:m'c oi dictating to their msters as to svhat individuals slhould1 be eintlo^ve:i. Not contentedl with dernand ing that ccrtain worklr;en sheiiti tie kept, thev rTeuse to return to t!eire W'ork. unless trle fCnralC spinncrs wcC ruritedi away ' 'i l=w'ork iron rrriav depend upon it that the law dloes nor allow tilcon any suc l rnterfcrerc-c wir the ohs ions righl 'If theirnimaters to enripio wlhcom thee us t, ril ri tes' otzgirt to considcr as thi':r meost iangtrous ene- trues, al! vltn world prrsnaadc thcnt to dilc exercise of a poscr wviCh could onrv end in their dastruction,.tfa,icI4t cer Gaze-'. (:L) Br N Alt0 N IN (ias%e.sv.-'T'lst &11.rsz' (rtuc of rivirsdasy last says- Th,is week ihe nlailers have turned out for an advaince of w;.ages. At their mneeting on Monday . thee ag reed that tIrc advance should he 3d. a tliousaudr and those no t!:c irade th.it could not find uork at tihis rate, Were to be fulrnishrd wilt Is. from each tailer. wuho atiount to ashut lNl, tO caTrrY themB to anothter town. Several uissentients from this resolution have been oruch annoyed ever since. O(n Tue"Ilavs night, about 11 o'clock. wviic two ien wgcrc w,orwei- ini a shep in:; Kiik-strect, Galton. a stone, about 2ib. Ivei.ht, WI, dhrorlll ;t! teriCT. wihitb Went -19se bV oe thfeir ilrads. asd rebounding agrainst i c stdr ;i' a window . it broke in two. Another sharp-pointed stone, of moorc than a pound wcight, lwas next thrown iin, but providenri;rlhy the mcn caped unhurt. The trailers canine to the ('sltot Polic office wi It the Etones, and S: CeatUt Iackle sent erit a parts to escort thcmi hoiue. One tel tow, Aho was clt,rgel with iaving mlrowtr a stone. was eeizttl a' ii takc: to tire office. u'tnd 1titaveil in a i woat w'u trageo-, nrr-nrer. Ile said lie woU11i(2 'r'flr thrce rnontht' imhris rm:: in l:t lcevrl to gct that infernal Porturuesc rescal ro-teor out of tradc, ailid tig to one oi: iiie nrsierera 1'r 'ert. ile a I.t Ad antd stntr. and passed through ti-e oklitc in the n-ost iCiMe Style, s;iyrng hie w0ould sm8ufir am ti'trn tlt the cau,c ot h beriv, arid that. thitil. God, they vhaid got tin t-hir ':rices te. penitent rf that old rascal. Ile said tierv coarl(i sor.n do Floi. RrO ile "as tIe greatest rac,cal in Sfrorhan-1. A fellow at the doer. who srcti hc worildr(:tc tsix Imonths at the bLidewel'it g pel :!i trait trilL of tradie. was also seierL, and lodiged wit its ectmpa:;ioins in thc po;lce. iffices. Yesierdav tire ease caie beftorc tO.e sitting magistrates, hut w.,s dlisitissecl ftr t vt,. o f sufficierrt Wrr-o 'e ltire inforretil that the atterirt1, riade to iridrce the Harniilto:i weasers to Icave 31', lle,tc:linlr-ot has faildh. Within itre las; tan ntonrt: s his agent h. ot i ,St1i a titi o: i' beti e'co l to I0iG of the t:rinci;pal ; arers of as- : ilton; antd thc- cotiild instarirv lhc ii creased to 0fi'l if tI weV We3L necried. Last S;itvr('av twFo a-g:t's.a-,'aared at l,Nrkltal, but itey acreriot ar'enlerl lbv tlie weavers. lIt larkhrail the cootbi niation asaitoSt Mt. t'lurcilinson m:y b. consideted as alproacling a close. At a district oree.i::g ori Mo,;'iv right, it was declared that r',e weavers har matie largce saci.fier' for no urtpose. and tllat the case was ensirely liopeless; and sornic ot the weavers intimated their i.tenfit*: to go batck ts their former emiplover. ' lie aternpt of the associatel wteavers to prevent the beanting ef c ir. llurchinsot!'s webs at Pollks!:ha,vs wiii be frustrated in fuiure. as ritat eradlenmart ha, provided ai ha.dsoire set of new- inrel for tbe use of h:i Wes etis in tolyn. CUrIOLs 1oc Alt CtUSTots.-11t th. parish of AVarlin- hart. im Surrev, tl'ere isa custom whiicih seemrs to icfir to The riles perirenitei in hoiour of Poniona. Early ill thr sperithg tire boys f round to sevcral oichards in the yarish, rnd 'hip the antliC-trees, in order to piocurc a plentiful crop of ;inet - andi aftcr havi:g oone it they cirry a littlehbag ti rbe hous, where the good woigoatin it themi some itreal or o;:rmeal. At Abingdon, in Belt shire, th,e fi Sund .y 'nio shich the new Mayor grs to ciurch stter his etecues, the people of the twovn alorn the outside of their liouses ith bosigha of trees anti garlands ot fl^rwersc and the paths are strewed with rushes. This celeMrt;'tV is more i,srticulariv attended to in the et where thci Mavnr happe:ns to live. end his houce i distinraiskfed by cxtraorditcarv iecoratrons. Patrt of a ItRoman villa tas opened on 'ilesda last, i at Wrggin:o:. in a field belonging to Geore Cohb. Esq., of B)roagh torn(Castle, ;hena toonto 20 feet tong by 14 feet wide %as winplett}p uncr-nvered.and a grerit porti on of the tessellated pa-MtieAlt w5as fmmunj neariv lperfeci. I', e:c arc other remains scattered ovcr a cunsider asue extent ot'groutid, which have net yet been exarincd.. Otaf,,sr Joti eroal. A. mat deg niade his appearance it'. Sstnderlantol on Se. turday aftemoon, and was shot early ot the following monoing, bat not before lic had bitten several other dogs. InL consequence of this circuntstances upsr'ards of thirty dogs, which were foumd in the streets nmmuzzied, have since beeti destroyed.-DIrrf''fl Clhronits.,