Star. — London, England, 1828-07-04 00:00:00

alhouli mob sweaty sollihms. the prawn Nam= bring 'aisesia . gismo millions. 'the CMATICSLLOR of the EXCHEQUIrn said, Skot..ka am age see at perticutat objection to the clause, but he *hiked to holt *Sew days to consider of It. • hit. HUME wished that the -night Hon Gentleman (Mr. F. Lewis) woad withdraw his amendment, as he should is that ease propose that' the interest paid on the money in Ole Savings' Dante should he rediteed to two.penee finking per diem. Mr. ROSINStiN said, that In that case he would support the amendment of the Honourable Niettcher for Aberdeen. Mr. e. Lewis then consented its withdraw his amendment. HOME suggested that two.pence latching he substituted halfpenny, leaving a farthing for meeting the ex peeme gi the Banks.' Mist a short discussion, however, Mr. Hums withdrew his 4- • - kiliewdment. lite remaining clauses of the Rill went through the Committee, abet which the House resumed, the Report was received, and was ordered to be taken into further consideration on Monday. The as amended, was ordered to lit printed. The Committee on the Additional Churches' Bill W 39 postpaid to tueeday. Th• other Orders a the Day were then disposed of, and at a. Qvaastit novas Toses von Niototto, the House adjoutoed. CLAIRE ELECTION. • ENNIS, noway. Mr. O'Connell, accompatted by' Mr.. Purcell O'Goe. Men, arrived here last evening from , Dublin, in his private carriage. There were two other Gentlemen in the carriage, who were quite unkiown here. To at.. heel* a description of the reception this procession met. or to describe the feelings—the shouts—the tu multuous and deafening cheers with which they .were received as they came into the town, would be vaine Nothing that we had supposed of the spirit which ant. ata. ed 'the freeholders of the county of Water fords' the last Elerction, could at all give an idea of the present excited. and alarmingly excited, condition of the great sms (fthe population this county. The .trieuds of MT. V. F tzgerald, have come into Ennis these last two days in great nursibers. They are resolved to boon the spot. and remonsitate with their tenants in a calm and: for cible way on the probable con sequences of their 'voting in opposition to Ahem. From what 1 heard this mania& I believe Mr. Fitzgerald's friends will muster wary strong at the hustings, and. indeed it,will not be serprising.if. after ail, the Priests should find Themselves in ,a contest of• more dirgult7 thin they hive imagined. • The Mery Home buboes "mails short time since. aad Silo pitied to magi with die , suatoo dy waking she @poodle. The streets am lied with' * and sway white the ltroson Cressooll's kinds are dholusiddlobbs from she prohiliii, ih grilesrbessits and mbar srososollorwitb Winds they Ore dolleilielk The following letter. adinied tram Mal)wyle m30'4'01 0 06 appears iu she Dublin Sonehig plod ii(Juas so : • " Jun .27. ISM. " Nis Dusts tis when dilleultios peso en is that we should Saw* our exertions, sad exhibit in . ourootiduct dim • eisisti gabi.dlP the harbinger of spaces. Lam nadir and stage* kisk to aucionse she ens segai:sees which must task trove •yeer cane* WM' Mt. V. Fitzgerald, bet taw *Shied then mss; steles Will be°u useful is they Most be intirmane. if the lessee °USA lied rages* liberty. is Pare -do their day to the sacred camel en which:y..6 . bn' dowsed me* your time, your shims, your forteme. and *or life. " Fortis% shy iew hisiod—rAy the Clip of truth and justice' Meet mil mime you. I shill 'be assiF happy imbear 'of your progress. and win be always:ready se optdhouswoory Might my power to sustaisi; M your persoo k the cease of 'bugled sod geo, us Liberties of our oppressed Renwasustryessa. " I rensais: . my &mint; ': • w Neer truly gads idectiodissely runt. • • ti;u4kita - - a To Nab% -fteaMiteli k Ibta* • ' . , veins errs otmenewileseM rere ay mama v. Fora. Ueda! Sight. Half-past Vireive. •The `test Agitator has•ast yeestrietd. Thr Trades .1 Knale went oat this day as fee ateterentalsod, tonna hies.but have just yawned. They 'placed Mr. blaance O'Coonell tb. .have so represent his father. sod drew him •and Mr. O'Gorinati Mehra, and Mr. Tithe front t late into bush. amidst an !MOM.' Bat-' war*" 6f peop le--wide oundt; aid Mows with *tied deviate-Mal tosaiptieste. Before deseesding fres thezistiatin Of the choir., done*** Geodeopen goer* addeessedthe ameothied While O'Gorman Mahon less !paddies. gerseeithils opttodie the thud. he which the Iddependeste • 10;itjliiii Mkt& Rams. attempted tie littetrept him, Wit Me eloishitsethy spiritataad digisided Motet, which . 4ibrated• Mai aiithiiisesseith - Ilse *Odom have returued: ftee: taint tiotiieiMmocesii• Maurice O'Coonell sad Steele went at Talle,,ltilkithaind irbithe greet Chang:len' et' esilbellise..the Irv: Me, Ont. Md' Mr; 4twavena, were at Cewilmeo..-StrAstelese has net yet ve. setraettreat Minna. • Their tannest ham Mon . eththapbetit, att&Ohe Who:lkon of Olt p•sp;e4loane r brlivegiblid. •• The Priest* Atha flaunty are, mandag.th aloe into ]heed et tit heat oldie freeliektievol theb;:pstlittes. • • • • • • .• • - ' Tiro otthelt 'hissitaa Massem. • litirtsiglitrhdAieriabe anitiati I! • • • • • ' Alg t ecionoetof Ilk 1, Sew *thee was aosotheed if the snivel it Mr. who had that ithmente .. waked. that 'Masted . O'Ceonell MN mask of rharia4ti* is a skeet them ha Matadi approached is al mart Wage; ac entemselled by tie Secretary to the CathAM oritelasd, Ladish, Portal Ofeetenen, teaming to throw the weight of leht pothi.at alpageraer sod persona eserthme into the male etthe. Shiny of (flare. C o Bihar Bennett satother friends eiMr. OVOsned wine albzwith hie. • ' '• • ' ' At modes at nods who had gel the sedboties sitis alrit a motelbel - Mme mot sotto meet with disk beasem leMaineve mere awls Sari with lipommon, goessed:froso ibeit *Whew toidee sheoging. • - Az he onteeed I thatown. et day bilk, seeerel his feta* aaiiirtlthld dzeirtred spathe Dili* grated Mit with": °lat=as Weer be e•ohdIRS dedighseesibed. • ' bifaces hole eadidaththildthiestoo-Mia4l leek r:a: 411sk ~lied t i r e, f .sj a)M z esNatuiveavafibit Isied bra leitienry A ad alliction; ' eftlet. SWlmi " Va t MO link ..sity hater sin Seth' able to get *gig ttheolbe mate st.elegithet. Tideseitioatithpersttane are Mede Woos them timed be aley Abeam lirdierabso!x. Thaw ara,at least ditestanomod troops memoreilliliAnde. A composites" , Odom sto. feeced' .01ch so* ipessig throng% this tointi IsMievi ham animal 4 settaisatie hake; Amt the Itarlsato whiter how Imo izet reesithdOrdere m bieliolyteneldethrtlntoreepa et atirsky, who me wiser& fie as thailWillsomentalw ommusg,, essotegs se tfo. . Tait . esbei awe 'as Teo peas 117 ti. Mal belt ea, ratiddry *milts besedred MA - Goss a ttoseerf apnoea Vr. CYGoeitio • Meson,. sot trohmterily oferal Mea shalt gtheijorsteedr. Otautaza's lawn. IMMO TIMISSOIMIS Olr Jointlroi, • • *f • 4 A 4 ZUTSDAY, MO S. • • . at 31,1 c) ktiaiN Wady. July 1. idtiat:rsr th e High show 1 ,4 the isterail shortly after. The Coon was woo swag. When Mr. &Came!' went up to the hominy' be h e n goat to the right of the Clubman. b. the left me Fitzgerald. who was prelposed by Sir /Uwe./ finning ash ra mteseldadby Sir Angeedne Fitzgerald. Ban. bin. O'Gorman impend Ns ("Caistell.L- Mr. breastsemoded the mai. Moho& • Whelk do show at was called for. the High Sheriff de. dare& the easjority lo hair of Air. O'Connell: the other' pony thsooded s pod. and the Eleatieo was atijonneed to SUM day. St. Year Ferstumatit's speechwal nest. pathetic, led elegant. Me. OT.theeth's addrers was leinincoe, talentediehd Preget& Hostiwp were and- is the •lteceed Coon. Moly at the ' . rides atentied. bet: ow of them Weide the Coon. the Oben" belsessylliog tointrodem tom, Imp* Gesdemen would throw perty.sothlans s he therefeee calied.on a Gentlemse wbom *apt ell thisesedsoas to direst binatif of a party-emblem width 0.9~ itagest am the Gentleman alluded to: . wearies alahlai of i part (Chem). The ribbon I *ft b r e 111 7 Omati, aid DO sun thaliever persuade Mat While Skeet w t omega arm to defend lie . . • • Kg; • most say *a Pew is sots pertYothest.-- map lk tat die steendes of itched. Howlver, in • ova. a•ratille Thom taboo we the rilthesilld the headel., sad Dope eirdamde wabithowthe easesple. !• Ideathe4Olageed•biethselo4eMesothes took 4 *body 'oOolrg *.Barr.. skis . . vomit lloreaatoolakhkaliesid apt have treptied died 'anima asinitl alt►rottttlaawe k hht hemisme • ilinaut AIM thielog.ehe *leap i nt wo le mew s leheilelot the elektiotipiaair be cid. , Aid lea with 11 it dim It+averborktant, thit the Camildstek should vet an evimple or Violator'', ntrimed his rrle• i 4eliit y= li e was tieterthrsed to do so, artilidot.,raeseo :liiihribablesprotenonM du the wits- ,a , r Gest%t chrriirg). jlln t w fletrawast.—" r Mall beset! writhe in.* . roplp.. • f --la sir*, win go on with 11 .014 "me". " 41 - VW 'if's. tao e* p e effv . read feeling." Tumid? Wommiliauts.l. • The polling mituntoeed at tan &doh. and at eleveqhlr. O'Con nell hail received denble'the votes of his adversary; because in all the barony booths Mr. O'Connell's allies ari handed up as qtdekly as his agent. can disprt of them. During the morning several of the treat agitators addressed the tohkude, escorting them to ob serve the atieteit order; and notwithstandlog the shparallelled r ecitation of ebbe feeling, not the sUghtest breach of the pace has occurred. -THl4.l EVENING bitik it.' , LON I )1)N. FRIDAY, JULY 4. Ira. STOCK RXCHANCK, TWFLVII OVI.OIIC. ' There is lurk ur no life in the British sisarket up to the present dine, and Console opened this morning at 11111 fig the •Aosoens, and scarcely a hargain has been done. The accounts brought by the Lisbon Mali this morning are not of a bright appearance. as some of the letters state, that it was feared the niument Don Mows& appeared with any force before Oporto, the Cotatitutionallos would lay down tie* awns. Several if the Portuguese Nobility have arrived by this packet. The Dutch steam.verrel has strivedieft . on -Tuesday; but she does .not bring anything of erseqeetice. • The Dusch feuds, ate lowa the same as bytbe last sapient& decent letters front "ifienee:reloott, that adfarmistioe may be expected between the aussisetind Turks. CITY, HALP.PAST Otifee'CLOCK. , The Crewel market has hnpreirede aid enable• bane get up teem mg to 591 for the Account. Thlt rise is no daubs serial to the *lmes (row Pithy whit the breproVernent of t h e Frencb Reines "se WednesdaY, Five per . Cetita.' 1061. Three per Cents. 71f. ilk. 90c; 93c. Letters have been received from Mexico dated the 3d,end from Vera Ctut of the nth of May ; but they do not mention a word ablest tie Mosley to pay the dividends. PRICK OF 'STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank flencic2ol4 10* India Bonds log . 3' per Cent. Ned. eel South Sea Stock- Spa. Ct. Cons. Shut Old Arrouities Si per Cent. 931 .11000 Rachel. Inns 07 fr ')per Cent. lied. 951 4500 Ditto 67 9 . , • 4 per Ct. New, Shit 2100 , and 2660 Miff 9 • 4 per Cent. laid, 1041 S Advertised. Lang Ann. 19.11.16; Bank fur Kett. ' • - India Stock Consols for Acct. ilek •94 FORKION FUNDS, TWO tet:t.tit 14. .." • Buenos Ayres Ws.* C. Do. Ace. 411 sg 11 Da new. nsi • • Porten. SpC. yob Asnanbiaa 6 per Ct. Do Acw,ollg 1 %. • D.:lbiasta.taaayas, . Russ. 11d5.11122. S pre9l.lllll 4 DoAteei 241 • Do iect.43l Danish lide.S.pCt. a ,i • spa* ea St car. iti D.• arm itti • oil Ace,: lig ' Mei Sh. 1011. • *each ftenuie. 3 p Cra 911 f Mex.116,14646p0.46 at. BeciliogeNSl 30e BRITISH AND FOIIIIIOI4 IkliAllllll. TWO mks& rash. Angle ~ • to% ea - sa sea ' Ino••$Otio anal& • *.• • as BS Oa: • United. UMW& .4 ..fgt..... thismsNlinunt lohndinoan ton. • - • - • Thinsuch-talked-of Etection'fiat a illestiie:d Piir 4ll • lament for. the County ei (Aare took iplagitt ICI.COhIi on Tuesday- last. The Candidates werclidr..Yanni Ftts • • • 01111ALD and Mr. O'Cointa.t.. • • The. polling, WAWA began at Ten coctinned vith 'rations nieces till Four, when Mr. Vasa; tetliged arty' farther costal, and . Mr. O'CiiiiireLs, 0* returned Member for the County. • , L the House of. I,orda . issc sight thif : Spich aid • lolePosaknot Notes WI was reado second thiie, op the staneett glebe Dated iltsiissems; Cher a &motion of same length, in whisk:hie ague, thr Hart of Cesatiavou, Lord Gestates, sad Lord Restissani tee! the thief part. Tice Duke of -Wmusarou, Ali tbrentresof the dettate,sememed birmeff deeidedli in• farmer lot windage cosmary,is Somisid:.as well as in raping, although droloStiusers it • pretest cm ..erred. M. binder he establisissrse Maeda. . • • la s** iliostiver s aissopqn wavers:Won of souse leigsitisi*gbiot eta, thoemasion orprostialera Petition from Ifir mingios bra tie esitiert of the Poreigu. itallettiters all, la so fiat es k timbillits the atittrt of wirlikeengiseh top guns, ire. • Mr: Seism hoped ?Mahon • wiold Inquire into k. MOO was the inifeountry excloded front such a wane; -• • • • Mr. Muslims Mid, the exportation otaatenttiimeofwer wasn't prohibited by the statute in piestiell.• After • some farther obstreatioss Imes Mr R. %mu, the ;Psalm interfered, sad air It. *Mass, Mr..W'flpst, sod Mr. Path; stut4lfy **tined. The Priam, siker same farther moversatii4 Wes ordered to be printed. .. • , The Committee so the Addisinsallebsrelimillitt was pespomet to Tuesday. • in - tor first pege *lt be ftwastietracts from Listless. Pipers up 'Lb the 21st inst. It is' remarkable that the aseasiog of:the three &ties of tike Realer er r /404 op: debase anise succession to the Ctownist Orf hjlinit&. bad not been- spoisaned, but the Isseialthad resolved it should *mho place en . the 2Sti, et &Arils the after otos. • Tbii ad being contrary to the Cientitution„ and ticieseeessh sbe . riew of subverting %betide at 11) Aplbstp. is at itself a segoeisat i•Ositare of the ilegeltSf . 4 , tAifiCOUIL: As so 4siislaiaa rader.tbse looscei iasers. : we apprehend . there ii Ne netessisy r inffiierowentry, • . • titer into a refutation of it. ; • • , es* ll4 The FICnCil . P4pei s Arrulably s tpUblf date of asenlionthat the E its Evening 'Aka written to Vienne.? is a..a mediation with E - la of R rcletir.. add s , boVrever, that the milleaerPs4a.einfilistatike;filk: 'indeed does. after the . obstieogreareduCt the leafs . . 1 hitherto adopted. A fever seems to , have heilten *NE . at Bucharest. common at this *seasoe, n of the m had given rise to repoiti of thvplisue.• :4 The /bench Papas received this snornint by the mail state, that the Gm* 13rosiieire sannuitces that the reliatimiries .oliesed to the Republic of Buenos Aires by 'his Majesty Don hose balm been accepted,. 'and the Plenipotentiariei ate to proceed to Monte Video sshen . at their destination, an ermistkce_ji to tike place. Aithentie letters trot's Marseilles atmonnite that the i bloCkadeof Almtandeia has bees notified .to the Path., -dtr•Enyry, by the Cot diandant of the French sirtadron;,,' •We have recdivtd this socenkeg the Afros* • to t h e stet% ult., The intelligence it 'ediitilinflietil Army is superseded buthe mire recent and sdisaid seporta.ela have S o r is4 0 1 ',C0 1 Per t uttffIlm. the . Praia* Staia Reati#V.; . . 1 74 **or. It!. in ?Apers pcmiss Lop** iallerett• An &Press from Paris-his arrival' .with the Morn ing Papers of Wednesday. Thiry do not °stain say fredijnfOrmetion from the East• : gaom TIIIJOURNAt OINIA7II 07 JILT 2. PARIS, Jim; 1. 'SON salt 111011“1111110 1 DI 140111 OP TUB VITII MUM . I &HIATT! from a private letter from ilex and, ia, 28th Nay I-09 M. thovette has returned from Cairo. where he left the Paths. We learnt yesterday by an English brig, In nine days floc► Corfu, that Egypt is goiog to be blockaded. . • " 14as 21,—in English frigate. arrived yeenday, now cruises before our post; she has caused two vessels coming out to return again. We are expecting every moment the arrival of the Eaglish Admiral before t'te, hat hoist:* &ITZAZI Oi A LITT'S.' 'now Meow, lows 21. Every possible means are resorted to to prevent Mar knowing the state of affiira Olt of Lisbon, and our Gowns is filled with ridiculous compositions in order to mislead the friends of the Oporto people. It is much to be regretted 114 Oporto people did not push on at first, when all was in cOnfosion 'bele, and resistance impossi. ble. They. have given too much time for preparations, consequently.a large forcuhas been collected, and the ' , result appears very doubtful. It is also genitally believed that the Spanish Government tins t granted pesmissinn' for the return if the rebels from Spain. and that'they ara already on their moth. Should the.Oporto people cot get hetebefore them, we may consider the cause as lost. The Cones meet on Monday nett, sod it is opposed Dun Miguel will be imtnediately proclaimed. Tae Galatea frigate sailed, this morning to raise the blot kade-of Oporto. THE ARY. . . Monday mortals' the 61st, and the. Depot of the 49th, marched to Gravesend, to embark for the Eist Indies. The following movements have occurred within thiteelsw Nw dayt in Ireland: the ilith from * Templenzoire to Lterresiek, the 75th to ditto, the id. Light Dragoon% and the. Itd ditto for Li nserich also. • IMWIICTIOX or sue Ise Reirmi.son or :As Gamesman Rem ' isms or - Gtuans..a.•The Ist Battalioo of 'the Grenadier Regiment of Gitiddil• Wdle inspected ye.torday naornieg. by Gem:rut • Larti 14114 4 08 General of the Forces. .in . Hyde Part. The Genetti„ attended by his Staff, and accompried by a great outliner of Go. navel Oaken, arrived on the gunnel at ten o'clock, and was 10. 1 reeved With the accmtomed bonuses. Lied Btu.e then rode down the front, end passed up the rear of the Yoe, end subsequently took' his autism in front of the centre of Rio line. The Battalion wheeled' back into open column, right in front, and marched put is slow end quick time. •The Battalion then performed a Varlet) , of movements sod ivOlotions to the "mire ratistacdon of the In tipiretlog Getters!. • • • NAVAL .LNIELLIGENCE. iiii/AAINAMO TAXI Dikir.+l-104blin I:—Waterford I—Swedes I— r. - Helga I.o4Prancir I—Lisboa 1. The Sri Chat*, train London to Qattbee, was lost on the lath May: at, clOr Sarnia : .vreerseeed. • • . • ihoi•ileina, tram Aiordeen te•the.fit, lownisce, isanderod• et awls Mi cum saved. 'he Cesiberiand - wat fallen in with GaAs liat May Or W. SI) bee. le. disesseed, and ell ed water. • • The. Kemal.. et ilaitmates, amend le I thairr i , IMPS vior dietre by Me Clyde: emir Mead. Arrital at, fa w Helene' the Olets 4168481 v lencurs, hnnt Landon i Cialipies; Lacs, and lelegraphai tiati Manilla; aid Velma*, Vitt, hunt ihnevia. I.seateass., lax s.—Attinta 41aVililitin ice. Atalleforiuld- Jessie, hliCanes, Croat New Chime.; Mae, LpSanerr, tintadate. Janesastoind tsar, itatenu.,•from•Santinalt ; and GrestAiree. slam -disiebridee, has hlireinialsi. Dis.U.hrix S.W.--Arrimd the Seeding,Wraes. treks tiosetsalliifodontreasi frost Janda' • ilyinesetry, Cam, lima Nina' *Media; lairs*, tretitat...YlocT i t Antral hats Leasioattha Susan; limmusay. Caltiattant„ tat, Beans, and liamesa, Hermansee, fog India, and remain. Pisitatiivra, Jute 3 . ..*.Vtied,-LILIL-Pateed Me Inaidia., Wauste,lrien'llarjaL Arrived. the Hem of Malawi, Stemma* freeslibeapores:Robarts, Course, from Caleutta.-ealled the sett:, Jannery. L .Tea •Mertalt left tbe-C.ape, for Landan. ge the stuo of April. The Hairy Percher arrived' at the Cape en the !vb. nutotrtii.iskt S.S.VS:• tb W.—Arrived the Ste. their Illestirskle. rates; tad •the Doak* et Martbartsegh imam ) , teem Libbed.4eailett ttd Jane: . 5 .....1.'• The Doke . of Casesertma. received a visit-ye.trrdaY s at the Kina'aPalitee;bi. James's, fititit Sir Talons Hume. .His. Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex honours," die perfuetioniiii at the English Opera . House with his presence last nista. • Piaci-. LIMPOLD telt his. residence, Marlborough Illeriate,Tatiason, yesterday morning; far Mutat at Claremont. 7.. Prince Lenin° honoured Alone& Grand Belt, on 'Whenemillsocning, with his presime. " • The - Spanish (special) Mint tubed a coafereoce . vritb 14411.14 d ' Magog= yesstbday, a the Ogee. of the Secretary of Sitee fork ,iirehts Affairs. . . . : * Toe Neer/144a Minister transacted business yester y, at the Ferries (Ake, Dinvidea;street. •••• . i Dispet hes were sent ofryesterday evening from the tet ogee., to the Sari, of ibuksatintem, the Governor-General id• r and Lower amide. - .: • ; • fite - Countros 01 Noaieasrow had an elegant assess-, liy, yostetitay &Mobs, at her house in Seymour-place. .. ' 1 . / le D.'s/Agee M archioness of SALISBURY entailing!. * disaltiguisbed party to dinner; yesterday. at her home in Arlin& tobstreet. The Ladies YITZPATRICIC entertained an elegant piety of Fasbionablec, yesterday evening, at their house in Grosvenor ithce• ' • The Earl-of Fatstourm had a grand "chigger party yesterday. - at We UMW is Se. Jainees•-stprara. 'Die Duke and Duchess of St. ALarra i ts have lett town . on Amer. Lard WILLIAM Rvissr.si. M.Poirho bas been Seri- Musty I t ionsisold,ls much betters_ - ~..- ~J . l . • • . .• ' The •614•13ei1e) Set•ions commenced . laterality' . t h e ,Ithies• tried' were eery • altar rest i ng. • .' Anoint* Fum•ht . PLYMOUTH . — Tuesday morning, betteogi i oV:lve and one o'cfock. a fire broke ootin the dird r liag-houte of Mr. bhilston, ship-builder, at,Cox. '44 - Plyasouth, and ilia taw home reduced the building •10100/41-11Ii‘ 11 ts &listen and two servants,,the only in. matill y ttivrosvitescapal with lite, bat the whole of the ma n tes, e,, Oita, /E l wls, (lest! oied. Mr. S. hodever, -,watigainilate enough to rescue his books of 'account, fiore l ebr. Naas: How-the fire origins Sed is not.known : tit wai'disiovered by ouc of the sentries on•ditty Alt ibe. .6044 whi - ch overlooks Coxsidi, and ;he alswqr ,belqg given, the 1 Bib regiment Illoy al Irish) wet e or dersit opt,. and in a short space of tiinc_werengthe placer f danger. There, however, their :exertions were, of little avail, ' owing to the difficulty of procuring water, the regular • supply .of. the. town pot extending to that quarter, and the. ode being out. The only means of checking the, flames was by throwing down the front and back wells,' which was dons. lo this service the 18th distinguished • • . 1 themsaves by. the most praiseworthy zeal and se.' ' 'tipitytt 1 The levelling of• the walls prevented the fire b, *V. which, itibg -14 seem tli s e u lleig n tl a bo v o i r e i w ns of b t u h il e di p n re gs, the M ape e Ei I l k be *leans . miraculous ; for the house stood in the , Midst of ashipwriglat's, in which lay scattered in every : dbe c tien timber and other combustibles, and within a fits yards on tip siefes gland•warehouses,filled. with tat, rfarie, arcs tem' - 8'044 and furniture Were insured. • ':: EXECUTION. . • . biLtrii OR CAPTAIN JOHN I.lositoos2titY HIS CELL. This morning was. appointed tor the law raking ir, coarse upon tour convicts, two or whom, Atoreis and Anderson, were respited yesterday, and the !eataining two, Thomas Rice, aged 22, fora burglary at 3 oke Newington,Und Joh* Moatgemery. aged 33, for utter. ing forged mites, were kfi for the at eadful extent of the law. Mons in a variety of ways have been Made to avert the sentence of Montgomery, but thry all failed, as the Executive determined vpon the law takin g i ts course. The two unhappy prisoners, Montgomery and Rice, had mot religiously attended to the spiritual coma lation of the Ordinary of Ng-agate, and appeared perhctly resigned and penitent. The bitter parting from all earthly ties took place yes terday, and is the evening, befOre being lick e d up, an intimation was given to Montgomery that he must net expect any respite; the unfortunate man appeared to cherish a hope till then. He received the co:mammies. tion in great agitation, pod seemed as if labouting under n uncommon degree of excitement. He was locked up alone in a cell, about half-past ain't:clock lad nigh t , in the court. of which the turnkey on duty heard no oise in his cell. or the slightest thing I o emote an y alarm. This morning, at half past five o'cloct, the turnkey opened the duce of the cell, and entered with a piths to .arouse the prisoner. He called, but received no at,. veer, and upon approa:hing the mattress that the unfortunate Montgomery was no more. He shook ajid stirred him, but the body was cold, and it waseei. dent that be had been dead for some time. Au slain, *rough the gaol was scorn given. and Mr. Wonther bete; arouved, proceeded to the teal. ..Mr. Boa, junior, surgeon of the gaol, sad two hthre medical Men baring being sent for, wet, soma' the ,prison, and by the side of the dead body. An isms... diets applieat co of the stomach pump took piece, ant, ,. 'the contents were brought off completely; And upon.a sobseqeent inspection. and analiaation of them, tact a ,ciartixte . of any . description of poison was perceptible. Upon a general external inspection of the body nothing to produce death ins visible—the face calm and placid, the limbs free from contraction, and the whole position of the deceased. when found, was divested of any tap. pearance of violent death by his own act, or of those convulsions which attend the struggles of. poison. He lay extended, to every appearance in a deep slumber. As Inquest will be held on the body this eveniog. Montgomery was a fine gentlemanly looking. mu, abouvair feet high, of stout and muscular frame. He ass t . f respestable family io the Sister Kingdom, old 'bad heldthe commission of Captain in the army, which ha some years back sold. He pleaded guilty to five • charges of uttering forged notes. The culprit Rice was informed soon after the disco. ,very of the death of his companion, and he appeared ouch affected. He was 'hotly afterwards conducted. to. the fatal scaffold, praying . fervently as. he walked along. He ascended the platform steadily. and iu a tern minuet aft, r eight o'clock. this. wsw doted on for ever..... The crowd asseutbled was not by any menie. : stoat.. • - _ N • SPORTING INTULLIGENCL • • • • liigrelb/041.001CM - "TESSALL'S, Jose S. Maw et else becalm asap-brieg er Bath . /two. Wry tittle.* dOne. No business visa slow es As July Shakes, but Fanny bas the call; Moline is reported' to be s sintes. Exteßithe advisee at Aft. rSiteedivie's ava Any, the St. Lagar bas not uptergona musts 'ikassisn. •, • . . . Sa /mat Voloelpedo eir. 144.16 30 to 1 aria Terror 4to t apt Bony Bedlam 30 to 1 apt Renown* Os eget The Colonel SO to 1 art Belinda Sate I 'got Ultimatum (Mhos) '0 to 1 apt Con (taken) Sli r es Ines Sierebant ' 40 to 1 egg IdisilaS , .111 M 3 test /11tirgby • 30 to I apt Picturesque ..• fl i ferM ItAC.ES, lime 2. The gossaisetddre Stakes of 15eires. each,' 15 It, with 100 added by doi two. Two miles and a distance. Mr: Dame ladelleers els f Maria, • yrs, sat Sib . ..• 1 Mr. liaiwideter Tannopeter, 4 yro. Teel Mb . , . .. I Linen, aged, Id isili—.Ruby, 5 yrs, sat , lb —Jocko,s yrs, Ea 71b--Liisboroogh; aged. isi 511)... Maid of Mansfield, 6 yrs, ct— Maeriddia. If yn..l9se T 1 ).--Araelone, 6 yrs, Sot nlh—Conrad,o Tat 111b—tlialstoo, 3 yrs, 6et lollb (who bolted)—Black FWD, lasispratae,4 yen, In idlroluseyir, 4 yrs, 9st 111).•and Winder. awe, 4 Yrs, Ili 13% rap statarti t let the Judge placed only two. *lmposer and lialston the priselpal favourites, and 10 to i set Maria. Match 100 sovi. Or each: Two miles. MA aides Bogle rsc ft. front pr L. Op.'s %board. by BAK. !IA yre. • .ftrogicakes as sovs.naeb,sgralindded,weigbt far age. Mob • the last Mr. Ifs. Sadket Teen. rpm ... . . ... s t % Mr. Diny's Gatnelia, 3. yrs. ... . ... ... s r lii 'Three mbar. started. . • ' The Raw for tbe.Cannty Ilensben' Plate iris slitodeal at ril• low.: Gamelius bad was the Ant beat, and Bs* ;be arnand—. Bugle .., •.. ... .... ... 3 1 I Gantelies ... .. ... ... • . 4 . I' 3 air Colt by Manfred ... ... .. it dr _ _ ... As soon as is was antssmsoind from the Geis that Marin bad woo the great nee, there was considerable theerlog, it Wog twwat►u she belonged to his Majesty. IPSWICH RACRS, Jour 2. The woad day's sport sass mach better atteoded than the int bet was not by any means so good. The only race was the. Liu, ilantan's Purse, which was decided thus— The Gentleman's Parse of £5O. Colonel Wilson's gr c.by Gobenna Mr. Wetherky's Tokay Lord Tavistock's Leeway . Mr. Sowerby's fby Whalebone . • ••• 1 I S „----- FRANICTORT a JUNZ Excellency Lord Hrs mousy, Ambassador Rttniordinary from the King ef Gaut • BRITAIN to the Russian Court, passed throne& this eky to-deT, • kis way to his post. NAPLIII, Jutie 10.—The two new °passings lately fornied lathe crater of Vesuvius, are now united into see. Tin Smoke is more abundant than for owe stsys wil_i, ..w times wised with ashes. The eruption of Zone and soon O . doves, Dm the tatter fail back into die crater. The detnnsiko are ante frequent, generally succeeding each esker at knervalli fair Wastes. The Markle Artillery stationed at Portsmouth hire received orders to proceed up the biedfterransaii, to eke posses** of a Turkish island.—Brightes Caws. Wednesday afternoon, a one young man, the son of Captain Peat. of Salisbury-strew.' Symonds'''. wo drowned while• attempting to go milloard the Shona •team•packet. • COltbiav 4. Our blarket widows in the same dell Mate as oe Wedged* and the only besieges dem this asereleg appeared to be a &stet trade to= s esesemars, who paid the same prises as en Hos 44 fur Doe *Wheat, Barley, sad Oats. SMITHFIELD hIARKET. Inv 4. Beef, Mutton, and Veal, temsis as on last masket.day. rift II rather better, the best young meat fetching es. ed. to ss. ed. Pef. stone. In Lamb there is Sttk doing & is. to is. Ild. per stone lathe quotation.—Beasts 2s7—Sheep 10,6110 —Pigs ISO—Calve' 414. Beet, per stone, st. 04. to 4s. 44. Mutton, ss. 04. to 4s. 4(1. ' Veal 4s. Od. to ss. Ott Pork, 4a. 94. to is. 6d. Limb, .k. 0 4 . is Is: 84. Hay per load, £5 10s. to 24 lik. Clever, .1"3 15s. to 25 Os. Straw; .C 1 les. to 21 les. DIKD. Monday. at Ms fatler's Was in Surrey-sum, Strand, J 4lll/ lrpsis raTish.assol 54 maid-1V ATZbt u LON IX/Naltl LIGB TO 1010 It ROC • astolog . 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