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T 1 l i ''. . I ) : I I 1 1111 )' .1 .. I . • 1 it . ( L . - I I , 1 1, ~ ... 1 . . . ,„. . , . 6 i l i I 1 1 1 1 i i 0 • ? . , 1 • I , 1 ''. ' I? ~ . Ii i . ' \ . \ { \ SPORTING INTELLIG,ENCE. BIBURY MEETING (ae Bearden), Jena 515. Sweepstakes of Sp. each, with 50gs. added by the Club, for horses that arra sron more than 100 gs. at any one time (ex ckpt at Illbury, Aladdlngton, or Kin- b Siotc); ohls, 7st. four, est. ells. lye, est. 71 1 /. six and age d, lOst. Lame miles. r. West's cli. f. Leah, 4-yri old - 151 r. Pryse's c. by Cambric 5-rs Ad • • r. Lindow's b. c. t Soo thsayer, 5-yrs old • Mr. Hallett's gr. m. Euryone, ;-yrs old - 4 Cambric the favourite, and Itlgh odds against Unit, • Handicap Plate of £5O for hoists. of all d.enoutiratiuns. Two mile heats. Mr. West's br. e. Crecy, by Walton, est, 4th. 4r. Goildard's lloroughnicmger, Tat. Sib. . Cbariton's Jostler 4 agnl, Pst. 71b. aft Ou Pr , lay the Handicap Pie:, of 507. bApr ttgrs, was won by sir. Proms b. e. by Cambric, beating two others. STAMFORD RACES, TCLJDAT, Jugs 23. 1 1 . 3 2 2 3 The Burghley ,Stahea of sCgs. each, la. ft. fur 3-yr olds; colts, est. 71b. Mlles, en. eila. Marquis of Exeter's br. f. Advance - - 1 Lord Grosvenor's b. f. Finesse - - s Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Tr:l:rine - - - 3 Mr. llouldsworth's ch. 1. Willl-.:1 the Third • - 4 Mr. Platers-br. f. by Dirk Andrews - - 3 Mr. Andrews's b. f. by Dick Andrews - - d Fi-cese the favourite—Advance won cleverly. The Noblesneo and Gentlemen's Sweepstakes of 'ccgii. each. Mr. Tabbett's b. c. by Sir Paul - . - 1 Ilan. W. M. Noel's b. f. by Sir Petrone, - 2 lii Strathaven's eh.. f. by Sorcerer - .. 3 Marquis of Exeter's ro. e. by Walton - . 4 Gen. Grosvenor's br. f. by Orlando - • - 5 Dr. Willie's b. c. by Octavio. - - • - a The Noblemen and Gettlenien's Sweepstakes of ',.ngs. each. Id Grosvenor's b. f. by Finesse *,:. - I Mr. Tdabet's e, by Waxy Marquis of Exeter's ch. f. by Ws or Zodiac Id Fitawlilliun's gr. f. by Lightfoot, Dr. Willis's b. E. Tit, by Cock Robin - Mr G. Heaikci;te is a Subscriber, but did not name. • PinsonuAmix..--Crisp, tfte miller, it matched to walk from lAndon to York, BM front York to London, ks eve &IT% being at tbe rata ol 80 miles eielt day. Muse of starting not Tat settled. COWES, JUNE 96.. That unrivalled scene of interest and' admiration, which has afforded for the Isst ;ix years so much de light and amur t ernent to the amateurs of water pun. slits, and the nobility, gentry, and public ingeneral, viz. The Lie a/ Wight Regatta *and Sailing Match, is, we learn, fixed for Thursday the 23d, and Friday the 2i..h days of July ensuing, when report says, R,oyahy will honour the spectacle with its presence. To the distinction given the Yacht Club by his Royal liiAhness the PRINCE RecENt's special pa tronage, the Club has also to boast of the accession of their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CLAttExce and Gt.oucEsrEe as Members. The institution of a Society of Yacht Men, mostly composed of Noblemen and Gentlemen of large for tunes (novel as it may appear) is likely in its effects to be of National importance, inasmuch as its object and . pursuit dies ish the characteristi: taste of English-' men, and have a tendency to improve sea skill and naval architecture; Several.yachts have been built.' and launched this year on principles of science, en ti-ely new, the models of which are allowed tc be the 'acme of perfection. The yachts now at Cowes, in daily sailing practice, are - toss. TONIL Lard Cirantharn's 'Mermaid, 40 Mr. North's Lord 'relson 75 Mr. Wlid'a Charlotte 66 Mr. Aylmer's Sylph so' Sir Arthur Piget's Union 54 Cupt.liammond sMarliAnn 58 Soo. Capt. Pag:st's Anglesey 5t lion . Mr. Ilare's Adelaide 13 Mr. W. Bariug s his 70 Mr. Gay.th's Virciiington 26 Mr. I:alli.ta's Atka 71 Mr. Curio 's Siren 51 George Thomas s Eliza 14 Mr. lindegrr.:n s Dove 55 24e; Ward( li's Elizabeth 19 Mr. Pneh's Merrier 36 Dir. :snail:n*9 Rattler 110 Capt. Symond's Henrietta 15 The Pilots' Review, which of itself is one of the prettiest exhibitions imaginable, performed by 45 v.s->els, will proceed by procession round the buoys of the Brambles and Middle Bank in the usual man nt!r, returning into harbour; after which the select prime sailing-vessels will contest a race on the same course, to be followed by another on the succeeding day, concluding with a boat-race by sight four-oarea Sallies. • JEDIII7IIO% JUNE 20.—The third anniversary of the memorable battle of Waterloo was celebrated on the summit of Pinelheugh Hill, as usual, on Thurs day last. At twelve o'clock, about forty of the te nants on the Lothian estates in Roxburghshire, with other Gentlemen from the neighbourhood, assembled round the splendid monument now building by the Marquis of Loris lAN inbonour of the Duke of Wits.- LisoroN andlis brave companions in arms. In the absence of the Noble Lord, Mr. HEN-Densox, the factor, presided, when - Toe health of ohr venerable King—The Pence Regent—The lake of Wellington, and long may he live to cloy the laurels be has so proudly won—The Alarqnbill Lothian—The EArl of Averam and the Lothian Yainily—Tbe Tenantry, with their Lunilles—The Ken of Fernibirot—lhrobnity to the Monument —.W the persons assembled that day to celebrate the great event' were severally glean. _ . - AUTHENTICITY OF OSSIAN'S POEMS PROVED.—.-- The following has been transmitted to The Literary Gazette, on the most respectable authority :--" A' curious and interesting paper (by limn CAMPBE.LL, Esq. author of The Wanderer in, Ayrshire, Birth of Bruce, acc.) on the Battle-fields of Fingal in Ulster, has been read before the Society of Scottish Antigua rians, and generally approved of by that respectable bo.ly of Literati. This scrutini4ng traveller went to Ulster, and there commenced a laborious inquiry on the subject; and in the county Antrim soon disco vered, by the proximity to the Highlands of Scot land, and the analogy of names, &c. used in the Poems of Ossiles, that he was in the desired neigh bourhood. The caves, stones, ruins, arc. of antlent warfare and mag nificence , in and around the ancient city of Connor, induced hini to believe that he tad discovered the Semora of the ancients, where was the P.elace of the Irish Kings of the race of Connor, of Morven, to whose assistance FINQAL so frequently svetit w hen whose his kinsman was threatened by the Princess of the Bclgz.—ln this opinion Mr. C. was soon confirmed by the discovery of the places men tioned in the Poems, as being in its immediate neighbourhood ; and ultimately by the remains of the Palace itself, which has been in ruins since' the city was stormed by EDWARD BRUCE in 1316.. The discoveries made, and the convincing tenor of :he ci th , )rate paper on the subject, ale sufficient the twig ir.credulous, even Dr. Jonsisow hi:ri le-If, were he in life, that FINGAL !ought and OSSIAN !.t c: o. , LAM INTELTAENCE. courr or KING'S atltycni JUIP. 27. sa.tematv v. KENT. This was as action on two bills of exehanga, amounting to £534. 19s. 3d. accepted by the &feu dant. The defence set up was, that the defendant, since *vting the bills in question,' had become a bankm*' But it further appeared in the course of the cause, that the. defendant had been twice a bank rupt; and by the Statute, it is provided, that a se cond commission of bankruptcy should only operate to protect the bankrupts person, and not any torture property he might obtain; unless it should appear that under this second commission he had paid a di vidend of fifteen shillings in the pound. In the pre sent case the defendant failed to prove he had paid such dividend; and the Jury, under his Lordship's direction, found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages £834. 19s. 3d.—,Costs 40s. If URLE V BECKWITH. Mr. Gnaway stated, that the present was an ac tion for work and labour done by the plaintiff, a sur veyor,, for the defendant. The defendant, tha Rev. Mr. Beckwith, was the incumbent of a living in the City of London. Some time since he was pre,e„nted to the living of Tilliagliatn, in Essex. At, the time of his appointment to the living at Tlllinghana, it appeared that the Parsonage-house was materially out of repair ; and Mr. Beckwith applied to Mr. Ilurle to go down to 'Fillingham, to. aseertaiii. the amount of the .dilapidations, to enable Mr. Beckwith to make his clai n against the late incumbent. The dilapidations were found to amount_ to £275. After. wards, however, the defendant determined he would erect a new Parsonage-house, and Mr. llurle,sKas di+ rected to make an estimate. This he aceeltrcEngly did ; and his estimate amounted to 1.1100. For, making this estimate, he charged £7. Mr. Beckwith considered the estimate as too high, and Mr. Hurle was directed to reduce it ; this he accordingly did, and brought the amount under £530. Ultimately, however, Nit.. Beckwith determined to repair, and not to build, and new estimates were made.. For all - this, Mr. Ilurle Charged for his general estimate 2} per cent. and for the particular estimate, five per cent. amounting in all to £42 ; 'out of this sum, £lO. si. lAct been paid, and a further sum of £5. lOs. had been paid into Court. The plaintiff now sought, by the present action, to recover the remaining part of his demand. Mr. GURNEY proceeded to call evi dence to prove these facts ; but failing to establish any employment of the plaintiff, beyond going to the Parsonage, to survey and estimate • the dilapidations, the plaintiff was nonsuited. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS, GUILDHALL BREACFI OF FROMM OF MARRIAGS. SHANNON V. BRANDON. The plaintiff' in this case was a young lady resid ing in Bury-street, in the City, and the defendant a merchant in Goodman's-fields. The parties were both of the Jeviish persuasion, and having been acquainted from infancy, an attachment of a tender nature was formed between them at a very early period. Mr. Brandon, about five or six years ago, being about to leave the country, a mutual agreement, regularly signed and attested, was drawn up, in which each party covenanted to pay the other the sum of I.:300 in case of a refusal on either side to enter into marriage contract when called upon. Dnriag the absence of Mr. Brandeis, several letters of a very ten ler description passed between them, and no inter ruption was expected to the completiou of the con tract. The defendant returned to this 'coup.t.y, and an interview took place between him and the plain tiff. At this time, no change was perceptible in his behaviour toward' her, but s.me months ago the correspondence was dropped on his par,. The fair plaintiff sought to obtain an interviev:, in order to in sist upon the fulfilment of the contract, and at length " caught" him, just as he was about to proceed to the country, by coach, &gm the Three Tuns in Mil gate. She was accompanied by a friend, and fol lowed him into the yard of the inn ; she accosted him, produced a copy of the bond, and in rather strong terms urged him immediately to fulfil the engage ment he hail entered into, He, however, refused to give any a .saver at that time, and they parted. The present action was the consequence of this refusal. The covenant was put in and read. A letter was also produced, which had been written by Miss Shan non subsequent to` the interview at the Three Tuns. The style of this document excited much mirth in the Court. It ran thus:—" I, Esther Shannon do hereby require you, Jonathan Israel Brandon, forthwith to become my husband upon pain of forfeiting the pe nalty of five hundred pounds, being the sum mutu ally agreed upon," &r. Mr. Serjeant 13NATr- , " Is that one of the love let ters ?"--(Laughter.) Other documents relative to the case were read, and witnesses called to prove the facts as related. Mr. Serjeant BUT, for the defendant, in a very short address to the Jury, said he knew the verdict must be against his client ; but he felt it his duty to state, that the breach of contract on his part was en tirely owing to losses in trade, by which he was ren dered incapable of supporting Miss Shannon in a style befitting her rank in life. Of these losses the other parties were perfectly aware, and he could net help thinking that the present proceedings might have been spared. The Jury instantly found for the plaintiff—Da mages, £.500. DELAYS ARE DANGE2OOIII—This adage is appli cable to those who have lived rather gay, when on the .eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of the consequences of an ill•cured contagion; and it must afford consolation to the afflicted to know they m1) - have the best advice at the Medical Board at Char lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Itev. Rowland liar. Chapel, itlickfrian-Road, and at Woodstock House, Woodstock-atreet, five doors from Oxford-street. The Board particularly claims the atter.tlon of theee afflitted with Raptures, Strictures, Fistulas ' Cancers, Scropisules, Nervous Debilities, ::rising from war climates, juvenile indiscretions, &c. iirtip tions on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, Nodes on the shin-bonus, are symptoms which appear years this, and the consequences of improper treattneat. Messrs. Coarse and Co. of medical and surgical celebrity, after forty years' experience in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine rat night, and the poor haw advice (gratis) on Tuesday, *l.l, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'cloek,--All ktters to he directed to Charlotte Bowe, Blackfrian road; but RM.r are answered which do not contus a C3::)4,itilig Jul!. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, it - NE 27. Wedee‘azy the Rev. Augustine - Buivr:r, D.D. wAs Irstituted to the itec:rory of Caseston, to Niitiolit, on the preelmtation of, the Master, Fellows, and Scholars of Pembroke-hall. Cambridge. Wednesday, Mr. Charles Hudson was admitted Scholar of New College. Thursday, the following degrees Were eorferred 1100701 a WZDICO6II6 William Montgomery Boytnn, B.M. of Sr. Alban 11211. socsoa ra civil. LAW. . . llvneage Legge, B C.L. Fellow of All Souls' College. 3ACHILOIL IN savaarr. • Bev. Michael Rowlandson, M.A. of queede College. rOIII.F.S OF ARSW Rel. J. K. Cleeve, of Ratiol Colkze, Grand Compounder. Rev. George Mamas:kw s Rev. David Davies; and Rev. Francis Gottwaltz, of Worcester Collegaa Rci. Ikniy Jo;es, of Jesus Coll.go, — WAlci.ky, Esq. Student of Christ Church. Rev. Goaircy I;7:nth, of Trinity CoUrge. Rev. James Lampen Harris, ana Rev. James Yonge, Fellows of Exeter College. UCV. Taomas griffith Roberts, of Brasenuose CAlege. SACIIELOR Or AIMS. Mr. Frederick Charles Spencer, of Christ Church. Friday, the 28th inst. the following degrees wan contcrred: ZOCIOZ IN DISINIIT. Rev. Michael Rowla;l;;;,;fQtte 4M's College, awl Via of Warminster, Wilts. lIACIIILOR IX bITIVIIT. Rev. James Jacob iart;ons,MTA.FellOW d ma g daka College; I , CCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Rev. James Gibson is presented to the Rectory (A Wading ton, Suffolk. Rev. Samuel Maddock to the Vicarage and Parish Church of Rishav's Sutton, with Bopley. The Dean Of PZTSABOROUGH is seriously indisposed at the Deanery. - - The parich church of Finchley, was on Saturday night regaled of the sacramental plate and the.pulpit furnitur:. A few nights since, some ruffians broke into the Cathedral Church of Killaloe, and stole thereoat the velvet envisions and coverings of the Communion- Table, the curtains. of the Bishop's Throne, and si, surplices. OLD Banmv.—Saturday, at one o'clock, the RE conDaft proceeded to pass the awful sentence of death upon the following prisoners : Jost.ph Blake and Thomas run, for stealing goods abov the value of 404. in a dwelling-house ; J. Pleeknell, ElizaL /it Wink field, and Hannah Pollen, for sitterisigfinat notes, knowing them to be forged; William Bail, J. Hawkins, Thomas . Hayes, John Brooks, David Hatt, and Richard Kelly, for highwaf robbery; John Wright and William Wright, for sheep-stealing ; Richard Gardiner, for stealing in a dwelling-house; William Oliver, for highway robbery; William Evison, for forging and uttering a bill of exchange for the payment of £139 ; Thomas Dugood and Charles Barnett, for stealing goods in dwelling-houses ; Henry Wells, for horse-stealing; John Timpani, for a similar offence; John 'Davis, for highway robbery ; David Gordon, Wm. Ives, Thomas lees, W. Bayley, and James Jackson, for stealing goods in dwelling-houses ; Thomas Gurney and Thom's* Lowe, for burglary ; and Win. Rants, for privately stealing in a sbals. Th followin& were sentences to be transported for the terms of their natural lies r9a7ia Smith, Richard Wilke, John Clark, David Freeman, .TO:r! Illackmore, Alexander Dempster, AVilaana Yates, He Taylor, John i'.3'land ( alias Tolland), Her.ry Feathers, John Gan ier, Jai! Bruce, and Geo. Tierney. SPntenced to fo7;rteen years transportation: Vallesin 0070, Jolir. Cw..•r,Liam Joyner; J.-Mr, J. Jor.c., Will:.. .-n Ray, I. l lll , lzza Yeale, J. Jasper, 'f. Cow.e, G. Neakin, and ?.lary Ltin Reid. The four last mentioned pleaded guilty to the mi no.7 otf:..c.e of having/or / 3.a Notes in their poviession. Bow-s - rnEEr.—On Saturdry e'veniap a person brought to the Mice, chargedoutrageous con duct before the Hustings in Covent-Garden ; an'? also with spitting at persons. The Ma?,i-;:rate ob served that spitting at a person was as much ITI as sault ;Ls if a blow had been given. The prisoner said his name was George Human, he had been a farrnr, and lived in the county of Durham—and h d a Chancery suit decided in his favour last week, by which he would become per.essed of £2200 a year. It was observed by a Gantleman in the Orf:e.that the prisoner strongly rz:sernbled the percou* who struck Sir Murray - na:.weil on Tut . .sday is tall and athletic. The pri',oncr was scut to fields Bridewill, for want cf bail. • CZeb Baldwin was brought te the Office by Nicols, charged with an assau:t upon Mr. Hamilton, who resides near Tothill-fields liridcwell. The charge of assault not being satisfactorily proved, he w:i not held to bail on that charge, but was bound to keep the peace. Thursday the D"ke of Wnrxrx, - yrow's house, at Hyde Park-comer, was lobbed of a watch. A ser vant out cf place, who had been them en Thursday, just before the watch was missed, to speak to one of the footmen, was suspected ; he was traced out by Nicols and ILimphrey, when, on the footman giving • him in charge, he was brought to the Office, and the charge being persisted in, although no property was found, he was committed for further examination. LAMItE7:I-STREET.--ROJI3ZRY OF TIM Bn AINTREE Sighlivae, a young man, was, on Spturday, brought up in the custody of Miller and Dalton, officers belonging to the above Office, charged by the proprietors of the Braintree stage coach, on suspicion of having robbed the boot of the said coach of a parcel containing notes to the amount of four thousand pounds. The police officers, after a diliZ:.‘n: fea•rch, ascertaired that upwards of:I:1'2(X) cf the . propel ty was laid out at Conlin, h tin.. City, for bullion. The whole of the £l2OO was identified to be part of the above property contained in the parcel. Sus;;lcion also fell on the ea.n - I:nlan, who was ;silken beiOre a Magistrate, but was di:is-harsed. HACXNEY-COACTI OFFICE.--S::turci:ly the driver of No. I:3i was fined in the penalty of 10s. for exact ing Is. Gd. after havirg boon to d , ive the complainant a .11illin . ts :are ; pretend;ng h;norar..-e the law, which is, that if a li.ickney-co;:clInlan is or dered to drive a "shiihng fare, or any other sum ;I:en tioned at the time of hiring, Le is efd:tled to no wore than the sum menticne?.. if he chooses ..o drive the fare a much greater di AVET'AG::. l'rtT.;7::S of C:: ^,\ frun the lieturns reetived ek endin:; .11.ue 1 Al 4. Wheat I liye. liarltv. (kit & 1 1;, c3 -n t , s. d. s. d. s. s. d. s. d. 5. 84 5 54- 5 49 9 52 5 51. G The Average r:-it.! • - f Sega, f..os. the weak eudir; the Yith June, lent, ri rt- rt.:. is the Fa )M SAT'jRDAY • BANKR'iP SUPCPSV.I:2O, Richard Meiur Penny. nosy or tat,• of atlvuo. Pido r IJANKILLII.t7; Depjamin Tucker, of &Lite!, dealer sad ctipman, to ta t , July 0,7, and August 8, at twelve, 11: ph- Itunratt I Attoenits, 3lesirs. WWI aridge,..r. t . lett's Buildings, Holborn, London or 4r. 'Robert Rantboson, of Manchester, pawnstr:A..r, pi... cbapman, July 80, 82, and Augurs 4, at tea , . at Lc Deansgote, illanrbester. Attopr!..i, cock, Aohten.under-Lyne ; or Nr. Bucki.y : James Henry Rowell, of Mat-square gun-maker, dealer sadelaupluan, July 4, lu, a i d A.,. eleven, at Guildhall. Attondes. :,lever;, Eton .• lon-square. MitllriCS. 111111.13 Philippi's, of tipy:r Eaton-trete, P:mhco, , : , dealer and Op ipman, July. 4, 11, and .1 , 10 u,. tic: pc:hall. At:ovary, Wettir, D . phCC, 1.91'14 , 41. Th. onus Wooddvion, of i/ovo _ hiikterer and cabir:t-niaker, .Llll, JI at one, at Guildhall. Atton.h.,, J.Lin-stroot, Eltdford-row. s?jaasin Sousball, late of Laysturi, ealar and etn-2ntatt, June "..), .fu!.. 21, an, at Guild'.: tie. Art .rney, Lds..and lon-1 •fields. Mules Sadth, of Bristol, boot and thor-nr.r. and Chapman, July 10, 11, a:.d Aug:: , s, Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attor !as, 3! No. 29. Southampton-Buildings, Chaucsay-1. Messrs. Robert Bigg and S3ll, Bris.ol. Joseph Attwood, late 4.1 Oldbury', S.l-p, s:cti chaionan, July 10, 11, and August 6, I Int cl, Nlnl set h att. pt nal. A ttorn s, o . Maples, Pearse, and 11: at, Frederic . ..sq.! Undo.) ; or Mr. Josiph Fuser, 11in el Joseph, of S.. santes's-struut, dealer and chapman, June 30, Ju:y 11 :tn.! at Guildhall. Attornias, Messrs. Knersey an, gate-street-Within. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDII. July 111, B. Willaufhby and W. and hat-manufacturers, at ten. Autug. 1, W. smack-owner, at twelve. July 21, E. Ilaidur., 11. Essaz, horse-dealer, at ten. J.,ly :as, G. M. Thark strect-square, sw.sd-cutlur, at tun. Jrly 2.5. 11..,2. jun. Billiter-lane, merchant, at :en. .16.4 lA, J. c.„, isi;;tatt Cann:way, Loot and ;hoe-maker, at ter. dt,. 5! uggeridgc, Kingston-upon-Thiroat , cnre.-attr July 18, A. IL French, Old South Sea-roast, tun. July is, M. Panne . .., July 18, J. Wilka, Union -street, Bath, lir...r-dr.:- ' ... July 18, W. Wool s ey, Grea t 31a.ryda-hunte-5g ‘ ,1.1..", at twelve. July 18, J. Asllingtnn, Chutes-Haiti. dr. twelve. August 1, W. U. &Ind.:der, %lite Li Line, merchant, at one. July 1 . . f, J. .Lanes chant, at ten. 21, S. anti V.. Lyuctll Chathtan, grocers, at twelve. Julyl.4, J. c•.:. 11 banker, at ten. July 25, T. j...t. and J. 1). Great Winubester-street, merchant., at tun. .Inly u. L - ar, lianunond's-court, wine-tarrclia:d August 1, G. Iloar2 and J. 1/elvalle, at ten. July 28, W. Fisher, I.:Men-plant, Lauds.., . at twelve. August 1, J. Smith, Duke-surer, ground, silk-weaver, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to he made :n the COUN'TF.'... August 10, J. Maras, Leeds, clotli-uterehant, the Sifssions-house, Leeds. July 25, T. !snaid::l, dish, Norfolk, cattle-je'ober, at niue, at the (4 t..-: July 24, S. Hamblin, Wutt.,u-aneer-Fa"ge, holder, at elevun, at tku Liar., Wukti,,:- July 54, W. Thorne's..., Birmingh.:4l, baker, at White Hart, Digbeth, is Birmingham. July 17- G. '.. jun. Manchuster, butcher, a: ten, at the Star, Cr.:11.1 . FIC ATES-J 12. J. Youngliusband, Liveryonl, ship-hrokee. P. 1,: Jame2s-street, perfumer. T. Miiler. jun. Purt-o. M. 11 4 11, Great Srting-street, . -:•dwell, a .Iction , cr. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNEIZSI!!!'.' M. Mich AU and Co. FL 410 . ."-strect, res. S. Lancaster and Co. Sr. ?Jar--bbl, wine ;Isere-hut% T. Ilannnoad and W. brokers. T. a-al .1. (rice, • f iler and W. Orton, Bull I:, :, run:, Hogg and J. Townend, 2. •ret, a:t ,l i te, slur T. 441;te and T. F. Evans, Btisnl, 1.• 3. !...ge , and Co. 31anchestur, Isia-manefaztururs. J. v LEtler, 3lanchester, calendar:: - s. R. Priazol, waltut-titubttronerchants. J. Smiti, tun 2, .14r.Cashirc, c. •t;an-spiunt rs. E.: Gaue..in, Uxbridge, curl-clitting-inztulyturer an.: J. Day;.... .S, Garthmil, luntgomeryshire 67) Stcal anti L. Cro f t, ICard's.row, J. P. Itadwin aud B. Jarl.to.t, :loth tl.c.ors. C. Robertson a:td Co. ‘,lr.cir, .1,. Harm Vail and C. 1.7 man, London. I'M - visa. S. .A.hron and Co. 314n.:".. , 5tc:. ands and IL V.lcatluy, Gaueb-scaare, netts ii.trsley :Id S. Croy., scho : 1 1:3,7k.r and Klain. J. Ca. Deism!, hat-inamlactuzers. J. 1121.:oy and C , streut, Clurkunwell, chemists. J. and E. j , .Derbys'alte, aiurcurs. ~~: r _MC i, Sao f, .M.IR i*rtir^_fact, S. :HI .12 C. 6,:nod, Jure C 5, P... Ken. 14.11, Kw. cf Are 90r•%. cu Jcu:in.a r:uzalpeth, ocly laughter Jts L Walthumstow, F.a=ex. Toe.thci se%wi7,llt, the rev. g , tre.i Cratke, cf wont), Bedfot,;:;h:re, to Mari., tl.stqh:e - E,l. vi 6,- c at I).:rhy, the .v. Alale, mi. : ,:acz,hter Gl' the late .I.icber ..r.;. rcv. P. G. 11,1ficr, I.) Emma, uau,:lbittt t.l Lt. Vraukx, E.q. of 1k.q.% I lin. itev. W. W. Dickini, Non 11.an i vonithirr. to 31:.i ellr-1 u!..1; , .1.ter . 4 Sir I:l%vard KnAtchboi of I :londay. at Worl;'.,stort, the no,. Abram C •:-." Stayky-lhie.gc near .11.utc;.Lst,r, to N.io, \l'..:; of the furnier 111o.nat PirJar Pandit, Ell. c: College, to Miss Ana Cur!.., of WatErrfor.l, L 4 :1. Ref. It. tlilbert, rector of Sotriormt. Yorkshire, to C. Ilecce attis, widbw of S. It. Dais. E. Lte anny DIED. Ia Jar.nary, at Calcutta, 21,ttl 34, Sir J. 11. r. Jiwe 1, at Montp...lier. sutid...eiy, An.;;10., L.,. • ; C2nent, Notthampit,nshire. Lately, ar Vienna, after a short illrtest. the Bowels ;•" tvi:e of Barou Arnstein, banker is that dry. SuntLy br'ntieht, at Lambtth, r. Kitchin, a2,.1 yt el.le , :he he:, tk. iate 31.sicr \t liitehin, of the Establishment. Tuesday, ltachard Mil(' Wynne, Esq. o k:yartt B :i.e. bighshire, many years Governor of Tape CUIAt. Tuesday week, in hit 21st year, Sanicsl, the 4th u.n ('surge Wray, of Spriojtbeld, near Chelmsford. The.c. the premature death of this youth cant:et be tun known, to our juvenile rcatlers in particular, as it tus. a timely caution to them, as well as to their parent'. col as inttch as lays in their power [Le garigstousamitstn.s works. It is deout ititie years Ance, %skint, (.1•1 4 re1: 4 • • • , : this yonth was most dreadtully irot: the cow a huddle of s: rpents which hr I:.'d 1 , 4-soni Front the injury he then re:eived, the union:tar .- line:iced mil the present periic!, not In idlentes, b,:t in fetti.nt r.f a cheek- anti a watch-rn:k , r, which ht. !tad with more thane's:moan ingt::uity. _ _ _ • l'ltiCi.ol STOti: S OX S ATUR I) '.l. Ilk. Stock India Stock I:.d. 7.1.- , .- Iltnlds 87 Se pr. • Cons. shut • Omn.l i pr. pr 3; per Cent. SF; Exch. Liills (•.!.!.) II lc per Ct. 961. 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