Star. — London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

KING'S THEATRE. Last night Don Giovanni was performed for the last time this season, and the delightful music of Mo- ZART was received with the most rapturous applause. Madame BELLOCtif and Signor Amßßoozrri were, as usual, warmly applauded. The Theatre was as crowded as could be expected at this period of the season, and the boxes were graced with a brilliant display of Beauty and Fashion. The favourite Ballet of Adolphe et Matilda followed the Opera, and was receiveJ with much approbation. The Persons evho conduct this great Establishment have redeemed• the character of the national taste from the indifferent to the hlgher charms of music, which were, for a while, ascribed to it on the Continent, and shewn, . that where taste and skill are devoted to the represen • tation of the most celebrated musical spectacles, the Public will patronize the spirit and judgment of the . 'Manager, and remunerate him for his unremitting labours and great expense. ENGLISH OPERA. •A new Farce, called Walk fora Wager, ore Bailin Bet, was brought nut oniMonday evening, and with infinite and most deserved success. The plot, which is little Jess singular than the title, is too complicated to be closely detailed. A Bailiff (HARLEM) who is sent into the country to execute a writ upon a young Gentleman, Mr. Merrington (Mr. Peanstan),-prefits by the opportunity to bet with a sporting country man that his humpback follower (WILKINSON) will walk a certain number of miles in a given time. He passes himself for a Gentleman, to a Lady at whose suit he is to execute the writ, and is received by her as an acknowledged admirer. Meanwhile Merring ton who seeks a refuge with a friend - of his, Juaree (CHATTERLEY), to whose niece (Miss KELLY) he is secretly attached, is terrified at meeting the Pedestrian, whom he knows to be a bailiff's fol lowev, and escapes into the house of his prosecutor, Mrs. K 1 Newry (Mrs. Gnovss), with whom he is not personally acquainted. Here some merriment is ex cited by the astikward situation in which the courting Bailiff acid Merp:i.:gton are alternately placed, be:-.lre they have complzi.cly ascertained their •respective identity. Ast:e.- ilivinais relieves his friend from his pzri:ott., and whilst t - ing to take him to his house, fa& in v..ith the Pedestrian, whom he sup- poses to i•/:. a travelling paii:ter. I lere several droll quid pro 7u s occ 11..:! Justice afterwaids disco vers mis:akr.. and orders the Pedestrian to be taken into cils•od,- ‘... i:t:int; on his ground without his leave. T:):! execated on . Mrs. Kildtx!r7/ s t:wyr.r, v-110 i; arrived from trwa to corom•inicase to her the important fact, that the sue- Less e.f Lv.v-suit a•villst :11,r/illJon cl.pends nn Itts igarW.2:!CL' Li - the c \i , acnce ui an important doctt me- h 111.11 to the estate, and which the lawyer :,:...:s to be in ..is ba7 on the table. I:7 , 7yaa, N1,i,t.%) who has b.2.en i)roughr concealed in a sed.in.chair into the apic profits by the infor mntion, a:..1 from the wilr_hr,; - of the chair sccure: the 41.)cument. The cr.d is easily antici pz.ted.—This little Piece; with considerable claim to originality of plot, unites much that is intricate with much snore that is highly amusing. It is full of bustle and vivacity, and affords an excel4nt scope for the abilities of the several performers. •The tbounds in'peint and pleasing -equivoque, and aldlough punning upon words is toottnsparingly used, it item the whole dune widt much effect. HARLEY was irresistibly comic in the Bail and was obliged to give thiee times a most amusing song, in •whkh he introduces some micnidry and dancing with the greatest effect. Mr. PEARMAN executed a pleasing air with much taste and delicacy. Miss IZzttv's part, though not affording sufficient scope for the display of her great talents, received in•her hands aolticon-' siderable - degree of importance, and was very effec tive throughout. CHATTERLEY and WtrAttasot3 sup ported their respective characters with much humour; and the audience were so pleased With the ludicrous and highly amusing incidents of the Piece, and the exertions of the performers, that after honouring it throughout with loud marks - of approbation, they hailed its announcement for to-morrow with repeated and enthusiastic peals. The House was crowded in all parts with elegant and genteel company, among whom were the Duchess of WELLYNGTON, accom panied by her sons, and the Viscount and Viscountess NNIBMORE. The new Farce was repeated last night, amidst kind and reiterated platidits, and promises to become one of the most favourite Pieces of the present day. Itis understood to be the production of Mr. PEAKE, jun. son of the respectable Treasurer of the Theatre, and author of the laughable Entertainment of Ama teurs and Actors. Mr. P. is certainly, in this line, one of the most happy and successful writers the Stage at present boasts. V.AUXITALL GARDENS were on Monday evening hollowed by the presence of Their Gillet% the Duke and Duchess of Leluster, the Marchi oness of Tavistoek, the Earls of Giengall and Yarmouth, Lady clhohnOndeley, Lords aneksavage, Ebrineton, Carrie-, end A. Handhon, 'ttr.t lloimurable Mrs. Seymour, Horace Seymuor, F.4q. General fitopforth,. Colonel Freemantle, &e. Lee. • Ylial MADAME , / made her last appearance far the seasoa on Monday evening, at Freemasons' Hall, and rove. her Literary, Dramatic, and Musical Olio, before a full and elegant audience. The Entertainment con sisted of Reading, Singing, and Dramatic Recitations. Amongst the first was Milton's Morning Hymn, which was read in a manner which would not have detrac ted from the fame of Mrs. SIDDONS. Her Songs, many of them were executed with taste and feeling. Te mad scene of Ophelia, was amongst her Drama tic Recitations ; and in her reading of The Birth of Frienifship, from The Elusions of Fancy, her perso nification of the passion of revenge, was given in a style of excellency which 'called down the most en thusiastic applause from her audience. In her read ing of the story of Albania, from the Tragedy of The Italians, she was equally happy, and through the whole of her performance she received such applause as will, we hope, again induce her to gratify the Pub lic, on a future occasion. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Kara have signified their intention of honouring the Stittey Theatre with a second visit on Friday next, to see f /j Heart 12f Mid Lothian and The Siege of Troy. fits. , KEAN is recovered from his severe indisposi tion, and is perforMisig at Buxton. L ~. r +,' 1 WEST-END FAIR• Yesterday Mother investigation took place at the Police Office, Bow-street, respecting the outrages which were p ated at the above Fair, when James Whi taker, who was apprehended by Charles Read, jun. on the morning of Tuesday se'nnight, with a stolen hat, which he offered for sale, near liamp• stead, was re-examined. He was then identified by. a woman of the name of Bean, residing in Charles street, Somers' Town, who said the prisoner had robbed her of a handkerchief.—Ordered to find bail. Walter Ellis, upon whom two skirts were found at the aforesaid Fair, was discharged on account of his general good character, and no person now appear ing to identify the skirts. William Farmer, John Spunk, Frank Purden, Tho mas Topley, Alfred Piereell, and John Young, arrived at the above Office, from the Mansion Mouse, hay ing been sent by the LORD MAYOR, being identified as part of the daring gangs who attended West-End Fair.—Robert Dare, one of the City Officers, stated, that Topley, Piercey, and Young, were among the crowd, on Monday afternoon, near the Shades, at London-bridge, when the boats were about to start from the Old Swan-stairs for Dogget's Coat and Badge; and the prisoners were apprehended and se cured, at the very time they were in the act of at ' tempting to pick pockets. -Witness knew them all to be reputed thieves. The whole of the prisoners were identified as having been active in committing de predations and outrages at West-End Fair—particu larly as to Thomas Lunis, of Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons, a milkman, who was knocked down, an'd wounded from head to foot. He also heard the cruel villains call out" to those who were close to biro to murder him. He knew several of them at the time, as residing in Old -street, and belonging to a most dreadful gang. He was at the same time robbed of his watch, his hat, one of his shoes, Sec.—Thomas Partridge, another of the City Offiefirs, statet that. William Farmer, John Spencer, and Frank Purden, were observed among the crowd on Blackfriars bridge, on the London side. At the time the boats engaged in the rowing-match were approaching, the prisoners were pressing against persons, when he, h4ving no doubt it was for the purpose of commit ting robberies, and knowing there all to be reputed thieves, took them into cuAotly. The LORD MAYOR would have convicted them as rogues and vaga bonds under the Police Act; but this being a minor offence, in comparison with the outrageous crimes they were charged to have been guilty of at West- End Fair, his Lordship sent them to answer to that charge.: They were committed to New Pi i,on, to be lirougllt to the above Office again on Friday ; when John lainis, and ethers who were robbed and M il cated at V est -End Fair, will attend to identify their porous. I,:v.' week Jane Young and Ann Twindall were comnated to the House of Correction at York for wi:lve calendar months : the fin mer for having had Nate, and•the latter two bastard el: rid ren, all of whom have become chargeable to the parish of St. Martin, in Coney-street, in that City ! In the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, A. Bramwell, Clerk to a Merchant of Glasgow, was found guilty of erni;ezzling s4air of money, the pro perty of his employer. He was arso indicte,i for set ting fire to his master's premises, with the view of burning his books; but of that he was acquitted, and. for the fraud he was sentenced to one year's impri sonment in Glasgow Jail. At the Winchester Assizes, two bills of indictment were found true by the :ity Grand Jury" against William Burraston, a bankrupt—the one for coficeal ing and embezzlir:ga part of his estate and effects, which is a capital offence, and the other for wilful ' and corrupt perjury. The bills were preferred at the instance of his creditors. Warrants have been issued for the appr.!liensionof Barr.won. Yesterday, at ncon, Wiliam Manley, a most incor rigible young thief, aged only 1 . 2 years, was pub licly whipped at Kennington-Cross, for iepeated acts of delinquency in that neighLourhood; lie had been only twelve days discharged from jail, where he had been under sentence on a charge of felony. He was apprehended by Smith, the con'stable of Lambeth. Friday night, or early on Saturday morning, the Greycoat School in Tuthill-fields was broken into, and robbed of a great quantity of plate, linen, &c. Monday morning, the. dwelling-house of Mr. JA tol es BROWN, of Long-lane, Moorfielis, was entered by breaking in at the kitchen window, and rob!-..ed of nearly 4:200 in Bank of England notes, gold watches, silver snuff-boxes, and a variety of other proFelty. Monday night, Mr. Williams, tailor, of Drury court, Strand, in going towards home, across St. James's Park, sat down to rest himself on one of the forms in the Mall : he had not sat long there before two -men came behind and seized him, at the same time attempting to rob him; he rushed from the seat and made some resistance, when he was surrounded by about a dozen villains, who seized, kicked, and beat him in a barbarous manner, and robbed him of his watch and what money he was possessed of. The sentries immediately went to his assistance, when the villains ran off in various directions. They were pur sued, and two of them were taken into custody, one of whom had Mr. Williams's hat in his possession._ They were both lodged in St. James's Watch-house, preparatory to being examined. One of the men of the Regiment of Horse Guards quartered at Windsor Barracks, fell out of a three pair of stairs window on the night of Monday s'en night, it is supposed in his sleep, by which both his arms were broken, and both his knee-pans. Surgical aid was immediately procured t and, notwithstanding he was otherwise much bruised, hopes are entertained of his recovery. Friday se'nnight all the out-offices and part of the dwelling-house of a Gentleman at Butler';-grarge, in the county of Wicklow, were burned down, and pro perty to a large amount destroyed. SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.—Friday last, about the middle of the day, a very large flight of wild ducks was observed on the river Severn, between the on and "New Passages, ten of them were taken by some of the boatmen, and found to be in very good con dition, and abo ut five o'clock in the same afternoon, the neighbourhood of the Passages was visited by a whirlwind of the greatest violence; it appeared to proceed from the towns of Newport and Thornbury, and created no trifling consternation ; it was not ac companied either with thunder or rain. GOSEVERCE. LONDON MARKETS, AUGUST 3. Cisiatokr.-The demand for Cottonlas been brisk nosi extensive, both hate and, at ils° outposts ; the pycksises last week in London exceed 3400 ban, at Liverpool 20,100 bags, and at Glasgow 2146 lags ; tl‘e prices are generally id. to 11'per pound higher ; it is also to be remarked, that th e chief of these sales ate, to the manufacturers ; of 20,100 bags at Liver pool last week, 17,000 went for immediate home con sumption ; the purchases in London since our last consist of 306 Pernambuco 18id. to 18/d. 140 Ceara 17d. to 171 d. 108 Boweds 11i d. to 14:id. 150 Deme rara ltd. to 163 d. 22 Berbice 120. to 16d. 53 Car ricou 151 d. to 16-Id. 50 Grenada Sid. to 15td. 41 common West India damaged Sid. to 12d. 30 La guira llid. 2070 Bengals 61d. to ltd. a few 71d. 400 Surats 61d. to 9d. The demand for Cotton this forenoon is not so brisk or extensive as last week ;- the prices are, however, fully supported ; a public sale, consisting of 144 bags, was brought forward to ' day-120 bags very good St. Vincent's. and of a very favourite rrfark, sold steadily at Ittd. to 151 d. `29 bales foul Surats we believe were taken in at 6d. 12 Trinidad at 12/d. The importations of Cotton since our last are 37 bales Bengal and 377 West India Island-Importations of Cotton in 1819:-55,863 bales Bengal, 24,325 Surat, 3058 Madras, 348 Bour bon, 6311 Brazil, 1858 American, 2906, West India Islands, and 98 Smyrna. • Comae.-There were extensive public sales of Cof lee brought forward last week ; on Thursday prices 1 2s; to 3s. higher were obtained for fine Coffee ; the demand by private contract became immediate and extensive, and few holders would sell except at prices ' considerably higher ; Friday's public sale was in . consequence well attended, the whole went off with great briskness at 4s. to ss. advance, good ordinary Jamaica realized 1085.6 d. tine ordinary 114 s. and fine ordinary Berbice and Demerara 1175., and 118 s. since then the request by private contract has subsi ded. The public sales this forenoon consisted of 600 casks Coffee, chiefly Jamaica descriptions ; the good and fine middling sold at prices 2s. to ts. higher than any previous sale ; the middling supported the pre vious currenty, the ordinary aad fine ordinary sold Qs. to is. lower ; good to fine middling Jamaica sold at 1395. 611. middling 117 s. fine ordinary 110 s. good ordinary 107 s. The greater proportion of the sales, consisting of good and fine ordinary, may, in some measure, account for the decline in the price of these descriptions ; the Coffee went off with some spirit of the CofFee market it may be stated, that the fine descriptions are mate, ially higher than last week, and go off at prices much above the general proportion, l on account of the scarcity ; the ordinary qualities are' 3s. higher than on Tuesday last, yet the sales to-day of the latter have gone 2s. to Ss. lower than Friday. • SVGAR,--Tlie demand for Muscovades during last week continued limited ; the finer descriptions folly Yooprted the previous currency; the few sales of low Brown Sugars were upon terms a shade lower. I forenoon there n as a considerable attendance of buyers ; but, from the heavy state of the market, • they still declined purchasing, unless lower prices I w: re submitted to; the sales to-day are more gene ral than last week, yet inconsiderable, and at prices fully is. per cwt. lower ; free Brown Jamaica selling 60s. to 625. the finer descriptions are also heavy at a similar reduction. The pu'>lic sale of Barbadoes Su gar, this forenoon, consisted of 150 casks ; the whole went off very irregularly, but at good prices, good white 85s. to 87s. 6d. yellow 795. 82s. The refined market is still indifferently supplied with goods ; the wholesale grocers took off considerable parcels of the finer descnptions ; single Loaves were much wanted for shipping, about 98s. large Lumps were in steady demand for crushing. Molasses were heavy, and were to be purchased at a small reduction in the prices. On Wednesday a public sale of Brazil Sugar was brought forward, it consisted of 118 bags 111 barrels and 80 chests ; a very small proportion was disposed of ; one lot fine strong yellow 335. 6d. the remainder were all soft Sugars, and in bad condition; brown 28s. sd. to 30s. soft yellow 31s. to 375. This forenoon an extensive public sale of Foreign Sugars was brought forward, consisting of 360 boxes Clayed and 300 hhds. Muscovado Havannah Sugars -fine white Clayed, with much strength, and parcels 3s. and 4s. inferior, were all taken in at 575. 6d. good yellow sold 38s. to 395. 6d. brown 335. 6d. and 345. the first lots Muscovades were of good white colour, but no strength, sold 395. and 395. 6d. the inferior and grey colour sold high in proportion, going off freely at '36s. and 38s. 6d. lIRMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The prices of Tal low have again declined considerably ; the market is heavy. One reason for the depression in Tallow is staled to be the difficulty in money negociatiens and in credit. Hemp is in steady though limited request. Flax is without variation. The letters from Peters burgh state the Exchange had fallen to 10d. Fatirr.-There was a considerable public sale of, Fruit brought forward last week ; the whole sold heavily ; Valeutias 455. to 535. Denia 30s. to 445.- The greater p:.•,aortion was taken in. Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There are few purchases of Rum since our last ; the holders evince much firmness, and will submit to no further depres sion to facilitate sales. The accounts of the vintage in France continue favourable ; Brandy is, in conse quence, heavy, and few sales lately effected. Geneva is still little enquired Acr, the prices are unvaried. We understand Mr. LAX, of Bristol, is the for tunate Purchaser of Messrs. DEPPELL and Company's fine Rums. LIVERPOOL, JULY al. An improvement having taken place in Yarns in Manchester. there has been during the whole of the week a very animated demand for Cotton of most descriptions from the trade ; the inquiry for export continues, and some business has been done on spe-. culation ; priceslave in consequence advanced, in Boweds and Orleans, a 1d..t0 lid. in mast other kinds id. to d. per pound, and the Sea Islands, brought forward by auction yesterday, went off 2d. to 2i per pound higher than the previous prices ;-- , 1 there were sold 460 bags 23 d. to 2s. 2d. for ordinar'y to fair, 2s. 2id. to 2s. 4id. for good fair to gacc/qua r lity, and 5Q stained 14jd. to 2lid. the'other sales of the week _axe 6000 Boweds 12. to 144. for mid dling to good, in the early part of the week , 121 d. to laid. for ordinary to fair, and laid. to 14d. fair to gobd, at the latter end of the week ; 2350 Orleans 11p. to 14d. for ordinary to good, in th• ei of die week ; 13d. to 14d. for middling to • and 140. to 161 d. for good to prime, at the week ; 400 .Tenessees lOid. to 12,1:, _lslands 23d. to 2s. ld. for ordinary to fair, 2s. 103. for good to very fine ; 150 stains, to 203. 1880 Pernams 160..t0 Md. lczi hams 1.51 d. to 17d, 1000 llahias Minas 1:1td. to 15id. 1050 Demerams lg 50 Batbaioes 121,d. to 144 i. 30 West Ind 143. 1750 Surats €id. to Bd. for (4clina: 9d. to 10d. for good fair to good ; 2300 B to 7 id, for ordinary to fait, iid. to lid. fo: to good making a total, ii.cluding !los auction, of about 20,100 bags ; the amt.. ' bags.—The imports of Cotton into this follows : First seven months of 1819. From Annxica - 14t,308 hags Brazil and Portugal 69,210 Dutch Colonies, &c. 17,8F4 East India - 47,543 Other Ports - 664 Iu the 1 Z.Tl' 272,609 GLASGOW MARKF.TS, Jt Corrow.—The sales this week amount' to Sea Island Georgia 102, at 2.. 00. to 2 , . at 12d. to 17d.—Bowed .7,96, at l ad. to 1.1 New Orleans 159, at 13d. ta 180.—N:irrauharn 30, at I:J.—Demerara 14d. tol6d.—West India 151, at 141. tt. 10d.—Bengal 366, at tit d. to Rd. According to an Act of Parliament Sessions, all soap, above 281 .nm.t not b.! out a certificate, and the package :milked • letters two inches and ahalf in ‘l:7„ , th, rh!!, subject to seizure, and a penalty of L. place the first day of :ingust. The present ilarveA uniformly tht. toz i , land is, according to the concurrent teo w ,, provincial Papers, and of persons wfo LIS is the various counties, the finest ant most that hns been known for many years. and barley, in particular, are uneonimoaf are quite free from mildew. The flops a beautiful and healthy, and with ti. it rich low gleam equally &tight tita eye of the tra the planter. The Wheat Harvest is now become the forward distiiett. of Kent. The Corn Harvest has t , arril , :•.ared in bourhood of Gioucmer, be pro in the course of the presant week. The cio great abundance.. Several aces of fine been cut, carried, and partly thrashed. in tl cf Bath ; and barley has been cut in Ca'. shire ten days since. A fine luxuriant crop of !elf pcsAvn bar: field of excellent oars, alsrl self-so' ‘n, iii cc of the mildness of the last wint7r, were st week by ROBERT NIATIVIOTT, Nate Northamptonshire. in the Garden at Mornt Annan, the pi General DIRCM, a trialwas'thit season it cultivation of onions, by sul):-tituting sal nure in place cf scot or dung. I; is prett known that soot, in small quantities, is a t nure, and heretofore much used in the cuitu exotics ; but Mr. Ross the gardener, sowed each 15 feet long, in tne following propel Ist bed, s,feet in length, with salt; 5 da:o and 5 ditto without manure, the other ter versa; the consequence of which is, that th . the onions sown with salt are at this time u four inches in circumference, and far abot rage crop; those with soot considerably let low the average; and those sown withou extremely thin in the ground, with unhealt and very small heads. The salt was app; proportion of three ounces to the square •y. It is now determined to light up the Al James's Park, from Spring-Garden Gate to ham House, and up Constitution Hill, with usual preparations have already commence, BIRTHS. Wednesday, at the Vicarage, Dudley, the wife Dr. Booker, of a son. July 23, at her father's, Sir T. IL Liddel, Bart. Normanhy, of a son and heir. At Trallie, the Lady of Major O'Donogline, of . _ July 22, at Greanriage, parish of Lesmabarow, Semple, of a on, brirg her 18th child—nine suns daughters, whl are all alive and in good health. MARRIED. July 21, at Bishopwearmouth, Mr. M. W. Vint, ter of the ship Sarah, of Sunderland, to Miss Jcr daughter of the Rey. John Farrow, of the Method John Speer, Esq. Surgeon, Castlenock, to N Hentswortb, daughter of Captain Hentsworth, lai kenny Militia. In Athlone, Capt. Gallwey, of the 16th Foot, to daughter of Neptune Blood, Esq. Inspector-Genet At Bridgend, the 23c1 ult. Lieut. Charles Mac . 79th foot, to Miss Elizabeth Campbell, second d, late Robert Campbell, Esq. Sherid Clerk of lever At Dublin, Robert Butler, Eq. late of the llo: slicers, to Charlotte Dee Perk ins, widow of T. P DIED. At Stroud, Gloucestershire, on the 38th Jul; Price, Engineer. Alonday, at Blackheath, aged 81, Mrs. Vansittart Henry Vansittart, Esq. formerly Governor of Ber,i this of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. At the Glebe !louse , Moynalty, Brevct-Majlr the late 6th Garrison Battalion. g ,tr . L o, e :ll l . e r 2: stai tic..l fd. ti, 'vas I ~ • 500 T. • fv: g .1 this • `te t 1 11 111 ) • d I i neat L'z' s not b: LI keti •.%;;. 1 . ,d, Llei; to tak t ak 011: te,L; tl‘or.v ol Le :o e aveild niost abuLearg iars. The nmoaly tine, lops appear it rich and z , the traveller- . , l ne t.cl in the reibz m pretty ge-z a l he clops 11 , 117.;• f fine eati h in the in Carmarh'i ! I vn barley, arda , coni - egnerrt vere stacked of N2lve!).,m, , the propertr !son It-ode in t.'t ng salt ..s a ma. .ie pretty 1, is a ;,trr,:z; e culture of encl :owed three tv:;, propOrtior s, 5 (Lt::.l Ler two that the hads. time upward, ar above bly less, :ind be. 'r without manta unhealthy str.s a. is applied in 3 care 'yard. it: the Mall, in St n; ;ate to Bucking. 1, with gas. ri ul imencel Icn le wife of the hit • Bart. Tis.:at:rns (tie, of a clarzlint. 'barrow, Mrs. has nine sons and 4.1 dth. T. Whitehead, Is. 1. ass Jetnima Yz.rte'; fethodist c o-rntos to Miss NEtie t at rth, late of :Le M• „. lot,to Bridget,Ode 6, -General of Escia. s Macarthur, cf s 1 2. and (ho t -Leer of fr.ver,:ess.ibire. ie Royal Welch Is T. Petkint I Jul;, 3f7 Stella Vansittart.r.i,lri of Ben i ,al, a,dy .1 •Major lies Marion Yri , i lister dthatpck• v , Sir Thomas Few •Jr ;ford. ias Marzaret, 4 y, farmer in Stfai 'ri , Bart. of 31.)oratt t Stranrser, drill the b4O. • • .en a draught ith a violent co;;7 , ed.nest ds %%Tight at that Po o his ordin..r; r one ofi h The p in desza dOwn ar.d 11 • • . : AU- t is I , r 0 1 ' ft. 0 ° • I sit ugh 0 0 (1 to 8 0-1.100101.• minutes after 1 , • •ti 'r IVAL kt:rt 1, li At the M;inse of Barr, the 24th ult. Miss daughter of the late Rev. Stephen Young, Milister At Dublin, in the 61st year of his age, Sir 11( stone, Part. M. P. for the County of Longford. At Spring Garden, on the 27th July, Miss Mat ter of Captain D Wit; Wilson. At Stranraer, on the 11th July, Mr. Kelly, farms He was a member of Sir William Maxwell, Bart. troop of cavalry, which was then on duty at Stram ing been warm and much fatigued with drill tit when he came in from the field he had taken a dr rather hastily, upon which he was seized with a vi inflammation in the bowels, of which he died.nesl Lately, at Kirkinner, Wm. Skimming, wriglit He Was working at his usual employment id his 01 when he was suddenly stizeti with ii.pitin lir one which he complained to those about him. ..Tbe . p.iin immediately to his vitals, when he dropped dowr noously expired. MAILS THIS DAY.—Arta. VI I. 1 • O ra• M Dublin 1 0; Lisbon • 0 Waterford 0 2 Frahce • 0 ° • Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 Ilantburgh J I liolLvsd 0 c Gottenburgh 0 I Flanders 0 0 Malta 0 ° _.......... - - - HIGH.IVATERat LONDONB11.10614: '1 0-1,1(0 100. Mt ening • - - 48 minutes alre Afternoon - ...-.. . • LUNDUN ; Aintedand p - Colishrl by 11.xvia. I ~i 3 a f ~~ ~~. If 1