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14A FAL LVTELLIG.IyaIg FALMOUTH, JULY 7s Win.] West, fine weAthe..—Passe.; up Channel the g u i l lg Las: In. iam ,n, aster Anding a passenger at t his place. She s.i.cJ .ram Calcutta on the I Sth.Ja ,rn Ma.has on the S 1 st'of the s tme tg. lf7 rrt St. Helena on the sth of .day. $ Just arrived two packets, both with mails. frrn Lis'uon,tlle Prince. Ernest, which sailed the 22d v im% and the Duke of Kent, which sailed 27th ult. DEAL. JULY sr, W,nd South. —Sailed for the River the William p 0 .,,,?,R0wN, from the Cape of Good Hope. o'Clock.—Two large s'aips, seipp , .)sed to be %rilliAln Miles, and the Baring, from the East- Wks, have just come round the South•foreland. POOL, JULY 9. Attired the HAWKE cutter from a crnize. LIVERPOOL. JULY S. A rr i v ed the AriAttrie,WARREN, from Nev. Orleans. Bsikdfromialise 19th May. On the 13th ultimo s l y.,lte :he ship 9wanwick, from Cork for Phrladel- Bina, with oat 59 days, and supplied her 4 31 pro yia:::r the 18th same month spoke the cbesapeake. from New York, for Amsterdam, oat the days: she had run foul of an bland of Ice on t h e 16:h, :Ind carried away her bowsprit, fore-mast. and the head of her main-mast, main-top-mast, and lost h er Chi e f Mate overboard. They were repairin,g 11:e d.irnages, but did not want assistance. • DOVER, JULY D. - Arrived this morning the Lord Duncan packet. f r om Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed this morning . the King George packet, Captain KING. Captsun WATSON, and the Lady Castlereagh, Captain Mowt.t., fot Calais, with pa s sengers. CUSYOII-HOUSE, JULY 9. few Disarm bewaam—Tbe Allice, Fowler, from Leg isa; NITA Sovereign, Gibs, from Rotterdam; and Mary, px, from O s tend.—OorwAttoo--Tborn, Ramie, for Oporto ; wem, Lee, and Regent, Ripley, for China • Anna Sophia, ' lewder, for Dantriz; Stamper, Wilson, for Lborbec; Leeds, Cobb, for likineur and Riga ; and Mary, Pidgoon, for Bremen., DISTItILICTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Ceupe.ke squadron, for the Franklin, Saucy Jack, Mary, it. on the 15th inst. at No. 23, Fl ee t_ steeet , The Narcissus, for the Frederique; Achatea, for the Dolphin; Tribune, for the Hope and Danish transport, No. 68 ; and Ze wt., f ur t h e ilindostan, Isabella, and Wellington, thti 14th No. 24, Arundel-street, Strand. The letters from the manufacturing districts state, thn trade has lately been so unprecedentedly brisk, that it has ;occasioned the labourers generally to strike Ici higher wages. Eltra,:t of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at fauna, dated June 20 —" The Master of the chase same conception arrived here on the 17th instant Coma Opor•o; saw that day a three-masted schooner, which had been off Oporto and spoken several vessels, reporting that she was a Tunisian vessel of war, uniting for Hamburghers, and all vessels of the Hose Towns. Letters from the Camarinac, of the kith instant, state that an Insurgent ship of war, of 16 guns and 160 men, was cruizing between the bland of Sharps and Cape Finisterre, and had cap nire,i the Spanish brig San Guillermo*Garia, from Lisbon to thtboa, and the Spanish ohasse-maree San Vicente Marino, from St. Ciprian to Ponte Vedro ; and two other vessels—particulars unknown. One of the ,:hasse-marees has been armed by the priva teer, which is said to be commanded by a person tamed OSOWN. The ship Aurora, from New York, vhich snivel here yesterday, was brought-to by the privateer, when she had three Spanish vessels in company.* Es::dtt of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at dated the 20th June :—" The Virgin of Rigla, Captain Amiss. of and for Cadiz, from Comma, is arrived here; she was taken on the 30th ultimo by tiro Insurgent privateers, and, after being plundered ci ire coffee she had on board, was suffered to pro ceed. The Spanish brig St. Iv.atia de Loyola Al ter was chaceJ by the same privateers, but escaped ly taking shelter under the castle near Layos. The a.ish brig Cannon Bosterra, from Santander to &-ihlc, escaped the mole privateers by running into the port of Faro, without waiting for a pilot, and torched several times on the bar. The three-masted rhoorer Leona Costa, armed with two 12-pounders 1114 men, of and for Cadiz, from Corunna, was Ohli:zed to take shelter in the port of St. Lucar, the ramep.ivrcers having chased and fired into her se rer tl temrs off Sal rnadi Ceylon Papers of the 7th instant have been re eirre:l, but their contents are totally uninteresting. The Pretender to the Kandian Throne still continues it elude the most diligent pursuit, though conducted nth all possible caution and perseverance.; but con tint hopes are s:ill entertained that st) much activity ccisilasce cannot lung be exerted without success. _ 34 are sorrr to observe that the cholera rnorbus hat bn*en out at Midnapore, where it proved fatal fear or fire persons daily. ,-s ol.isco .ll .etalt.—Wednesday, the Er•ith Sailing Ecie tY' annual Cup and Cover, given above Btidge, contested by the following gentlemen's pleasure boots : Ludlow, Mermaid, Waterloo, Atalanta, and !!itfira They started at Blackfi iars-bridr, by signal tisomthe Commodore, at five o'clock.. The account . Use tact is as follews,:—The Ludlow was quickly tabor nay, and tool; the lead for a time, but the wind ~wttherly) blowing strong and squally, enabledothel boat; to overpower her, and the Mermaid, in "pool tlizugh the Waterloo Bridge, was, by the _ger.frity crew in repairing the co n f us i on a t- Is nu on low:ring frr the arch, placed in the fore lisiostation. which she kept during the whole of the L. : . _lest- ,en al a t:r ei harin g.at one time . been close pressed Waterloo, which boat, in Chelsea Reach, had,' b .s le !off or e -h a d, come up c l ose un d er dame • par +erlllid Trams!. From that mome n t th e matc h ecularle interesting to the spectators. It Z d ten at_ Cumberland Garde ns , by th e M et . tig first boat at the goal, the Waterloo r e... ! ; lfi atne astern, and the Ludlow, &c. at equal The whole distance from Blackfriars to and back to the Gardens having been per kars • • lin lee -tort space of ninety minutes. The e * • Khien was not a little heightened by the fine d'_ arse afteirnoon, and being graced with the r i; i:. °;: tu r .: ::nber of females, was one of a most , several bands of music attending m-• zs*.--, 1." d famed a complete gala. rnl pm ton Cal is of cet vtl Ly tL to tc r. tI 1 1 tIIE ARM t Ronnie of the Naxos of the Orvieto§ In the MOW who res. ceive Poonows for the Loss of 1. for Woman, &pea— fying the Nature of the C,srs, the Places where, and the Year when Wouuded, the Amount of th..ar Pensions, and the Dates fr..ni which they commence. Temporary Pensions are ul,n buia.aed Buis a before the Sums. (antioued from the &ran /yesterday.) let Foot—ltle%et shut.-Colonel John Wilson, for wounds at Chippaara, 1814, from 6th July, 1615. Ditto—Lieut e nant Crales Hunt Lorimer, for wounds at Co.. runna, Itt,9, c7:l. from 23th Dec. 1811. Ditto--Captain Coll. Macdonald (sold out as Major), for a wound at Calvi, 1794, alOOl. from 25th Duc. 1811. Ditto--Brevet,-Vajor Robert Macdonald, for a wound at Wa terloo, 25i71. from 19th June. 1816. Di•cei--1.1..t.t. , na;:t w.ard Morse Cooper, for wounds, at Qttutze Brae, 2301. from 17th June, 1816. Ditto—. Lieutenant William Clarke, for a wound at (bare Bras, se/Cl. from 17th June, 1516. Ditto—Lieutenant George Lane, for loss of an arm at Waterloo, JCL from 19:h June, 1816. Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Medic, ruptured at Waterloo, .501. from 9th June, 1818. Ditto—Lieutenant Janes Alston, for wounds at St. Sebastian, 1813, o3Cs!. front 26th July, 1814. tel Foot—lieutenant William Mutton, for wounds at Pampi. , lona, 1815, a7Ol. from 29th July, 1814. 3d rlot—Captain Richard Woods, for loss of a leg at Album, 1811, 100/. front 17th May, 1812. a.to—Captaia atzhew Latham, for loss of an arm at Albuera, 1811, ICOI. from 17th May, 1812. Ditto... Ditto, Ditto, for wounds at Ditto, 701. Ditto. Dlttll---Licutenant Robert Blake, for loss of a leg at Bayonne, 1813, 1004 from 14th December, 1814. Ditro--Captain Richard Hooper, for wounds at Albuera, 1811, ea from 317th May, 1812. Ditto—Lieutenant John 'faaff.: West, for injury sustained in the perforrnahes bf military duty in France, 1816, 701. from 31* Oct. 1817. Ditto—Major CharLs Cameron, for wounds at F.gmont-op-Zee 1799, Albucra 1811, Nivale, 1813, Bayonne 1213, France, 1514, Ica from 23th la:c. 1816. 4th Foot—Captain Edward Barron, for wounds at Bunker's Hill, 1775, 744. from 23th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Captain Charles James Edgell, for wounds at Vittoria, 1913, aIOOL from 22d June, 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Gichani, for wounds at Bayonne, 1812, •703. from 11th Dec. 1814. Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Piper, for wounds at Bayonne, 1815, 3001. from 12th Dec. 1814. Ditto—Major Thomas Burke, for wounds at Badajos, 1811, aIOCL from 7th April, 181.8. _ Ditto—Captain John Browne, for wounds at Ba dajos, 1812, 701. from 7th April, 1815. Ditto.—Captain William Henry Alley, for wounds at Badajos, 1819, a7Ol. front 7th April, 1815. Ditto—Lieutenant James Armstrong Buchannan, for wounds at Bladensburgh, 1914, 701. from 25th August, 1815. Ditto—Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, 0701. Ditto. Ditto—Major John Williamson, for wounds at Badajos, 1812, eoor. from 7th April, 1813. Ditto—Brevet lieutenant-Colonel A. D. Fiance, for wounds at New Orleans, 1815, a2OOl. from 9th January, 1816. Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas lienwell, for wounds at New Or leans, 1815, 0501. from oth Jan. 181 s. Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Andrews, for wounds at New Ore leans, 1815, 470/. from 9th Jan. 1816. Ditto—Lieutenant Henry William Brooke, for a wound at New Orleans, 1815, .701. from 9th Jan. 1818. Ditto—Lieutenant George. Richardson, for a wound at Water loo, .701. from 19th June, 1816. Ditto—Captain John Browne, for a wound at Waterloo, 100!. (second pension) fro.n 19th June, 1816. sth Foot—Major Nicholas Hamilton, for loss of a leg at Flush ing, 1800, YOU (men 2Stb Dec. 1811. Ditto—Lieut. William Williams, for wounds more than equal to loss of limb, at Sabugal, 1811, 701. from 4th April, 1811. Ditto—Ditto, Ditto, Ditto. Ditto—lieutenant Aaron Moore Aysbford, for wounds at Cu dad Rodrigo, 1812, 8704 from 17th Jan. 1813. Ditto--Brevet-Major Alexander Maxwell Bennett, for wounds at Badajos, 1812, .1001. from 7th April, 1813. Ditto—Captain Thomas Hurry Shadwell Clarke, for 10484 *. kg at Redinha, 1821, 1001 froris 13th March . • Ditto—Lieutenant W. R. Hopkins, for wounds at %claim; 1812, 0501. from 7th April, 1813. 1 Ditto—Captain Arthur Dubourdieu, for wounds at Ciudad Ro drigo, 1818, .1001. from 20th Jan. 1813. Ditto--Captain Michael Taylor Doyle, for wounds at Badajos, 1812, 81001. from 7th April, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant Rowland Pennington, for wounds at Oahe', 1114, 4701. from 25th Feb. 1815. Ditto—Major Perssc O'Keefe Boulder, for wounds In Holland, 1799, 501. from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Ditto, Ditto, for wounds at New Orleans, .200!. 1815, from 9th Jan. 1816. Ditto—Captain John Newman Wylde, for a wound at Ciudad Rodrigo, 1812, e7Ol. from 20th Jan. 1813. 6th Ditto--Lkutenant Thomas Blood, for wounds at Orthes, 1814, 4501. from 28th Feb. 1815. Ditto+-Captain Samuel De la Chervis Smith, for a wound at Fort Erle, 1814, 41001. from 17th Sept. 1815. 7th Ditto—Captain Richard Magentas, for loss of an arm ar Albuera, 1811, 1004 from 16th May, 1812. Ditto—Captain John BLit, for wounds at liadajos, 1812, 1001. (ram 7th April, 1813. Ditto —Lecuteoant John Healy, for. loss of an arm at Albuera, 1811, 701 from 17th May, 1812. Dltto....Captak F. Gibbons, for a wound at Albuera, 1811,670/. from 17th May. 1812. Ditto--Captain Thomas J. 41 renburg Minns, for a wound at Albuera 1811, 1004 from 17th May, 1812. Ditto— Captain Henry Fryer Davey, for wounds at I3adajos, 1812, 1001. from 7th April, 11113. Ditto—Lieutcnant John }Ash Holden (no longer in the service), for wounds at Albuera, 1811, 870/. from 17th May, 1812. Ditto..-Major John Orr, for wounds at Albuera, 1811, .2001. from 17th May, 1612. Ditto—Captain George Loggan, for wounds at Parapelarta, 1813, .100!. from 29th July, 1814. Bth Ditto—Major Thomas Point, for loss of an arm in Egypt, 1601, 2001. from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Major Alexander Duke (no longer in the serake), for wounds in Egypt, 1801, ofIOOL from 25th Dec. 1811. Ditto—Captain James blundy (no longer in the service), for wounds in America, 1813,.200/. from 6th June 1814. Ditto—Major J‘lin lilaeltrnore, for wounds in America, 1813, 1001. from 30th May, 1814. Ditto—Major James Mundy (no longer in the service) for wounds in America, 1813, 2001. second pension, from Sib June, 1814. • 9th Ditto—Jjeutenant George Lindsay, for /on of an arm at Bugatti, 18:0, 701. from 25th Dec. 1411. Ditto—Major Henry Godwin, for loss of the use of a hand at , Barrosa, 1811, 2001. from 6th March, 1912. Ditto--Captrin John Shelton, for loss of an arm at St. Sebas tian, 1813, 1001. from 1 , ,t July, 1814. Ditto--Captain John Ackland, for low of the use of a band at Bur,ps, 1812, 1001. from 24th Oztober, 1813. Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Sheppard, for a wound at Adour, 1813, 70!. from Bth October, 1814. Ditto--Ditto, Ditto, Ditto. Ditto—,Major Samuel Sankey, for wounds at Rokia, 1808, 1041. from Dee. 1811. Ditto—Liott,nant David Ilnlmes, for wounds in the Pr - crimes, 1811, 0.101. from 12th Ike. 1814. Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Ruse, for lose of an eye at St. S.. hasnan, 1813, 701. from loth July, 1814. Ditto—Captain Colin Campbell, for wounds at St. Sebastian, 1813, oIOCL from 26th July, 1814. Ditto— Captain !leafy Duniaresq. for wounds at Waterloo. .1001. from 19th June, 1816. Ditto--Major Sir William Gomm ( Captain and Lieut.-Colosael 2(1 Foot Guards) for a wound at Bklart, 1813, 3001. fair 10th D:c. 1814. 10th Ditto--Assistant.Surgeen Thomas Rolston; far bawd a leg at Tarragona, 1815, from Bth August, 1814. 11th Dltto--Lieutenant-olonel William Gordon litacGregke; for wounds at Salamanca, 181 g, 8001. from Esd July, 11113. Ditto—Colorei George Ouyler, for wounds at Salanunca,lBlB, an% from 23 - t July. 1413. Ditto--Captain James Willi/171, for wounds at Salamanca, 1811, olOt.!. from Yid July, 1813. Ditto--Lieutenant Jeukin Boys Smith, fat wounds at Woe aussa.. Si 2, 4701. frutn 23d July, 1813. 17k be asuilimid4 CENEZIL ELECTIOY. - The following is the letter of the Chairman of the Committee to which Sir FRANCIa itUItIrETT sent the Answer inserted in the STAB of last Moriday " Committee Room, Piazza Coffee-house, • July 4, 1919. " Snt—The Chlzchi or Westminster have again, by their own elfwas, chosen the Representative' in whom they confide.' They have again expressed their 41,cided spprobitioy of the principles of lt.toto.. Ta.ly bare again returned you to Parliament, iu the full cosif. ience that you will toraticat: to express the real sense of the peoples " Toe struggle has been severe, and continued to the latest hour allowed by L,w. An openins for contest was unfo - tu. nately made by dhlslors among the Frinids of Refonn them- Drivel ; their enetnies took advantage of it ; they rretethied tit it the just pride of Westminster was bar divsrace, and the juggling factions hoped to regain their power. Corruption the must in famous, tyranny the most cruel, and cajolery the most degradi have been resorted to by those who never unite but w hos:ility to the People ; and nothing but the spirit and intelligence of flit Electors of Westminster, their love of •Preedont and of Junlce, and their well gniunded confidence In you, would have enabled them to maintain the conflict. Their incoiruptible integrity I I and patriotism have prevailed , and your S.rvius in the great Cause of Paelimertary Reform will be their reward. In ap pointing you to be the organ of their sentiments, tly:y have done all in th,ir power to contribute to the restoration of - the liberty and happiness of their Country. " By Order of the Committee, (Signed) " SAMUEL BIMOKS, Cbairman." Beats, July 9.—State of the Poll Neville - 1170 pundits • - 1100 Haiku - 553 AVR ELECTION. -Monday, General Mo NTGONI ERIE was unanimously elected Member for the County of Ayr. _ _ RENFREWSIIIRIP.. _ Saturday, after an arduous canvass for five years, the election of a Representative in Parliament for the County of Renfrew terminated without a contest.— Sir Mrcitat. SHAW SCEWART, of Greenock and Blackball, Bart. moved, that Jonm. MAXWELL, Esq. younger, of Pollock, be chosen as Representative b) serve in the ensuing Parliament; and this motion being seconded by Captain O3wALD, of the Royal Navy, and ably and eloquently supported by Lord AfturtaALD HAMILTON, the Member for Lanark shire, Mr. I%lAxwa.t.t. was elected by the unanimous suffrage of .the Freeholders, amidst acclamaiions of a numerous audience. STATE OF POLLS IN IRELAND. (en:X . 6 COMITY, July 4. Mr. Pole - 2453 13b A. Parnell' - 2400 Coau (CITY), July 3. nutehinson ' - - 274 Culthurst - - 150 Sir Chas. Coots - 1577 Duna* - 1014 Luring (Come), July 5. Latouch - 1209 Clenients . 912 White - 607 WEarosin (Cowry), July 4. Carew • 1402 Colclough - - 1362 Stopford - 1271 Valenti* • - 1398 TIPTILADT (Comer), July 2. Cann . 14C8 Nadir", • . 1505 . 200 Prittio • 509 - - - 191 Barton • 50e We understand Mr. Wattsce declined on Saturday, any fur- Alter nandnuance of the contest for Drogheda ; during Saturday's polling, Mr. Ocia., increased his majority by two or three addi tional.—Sunday morning a duel took place between Mr. WAIL- Arcr and the Mayor of Drogheda. ARer exchanging a shot each, Mr. Watt/ma's pistol tnisscd fire on the second shot, whereupon the rfrties quitted the ground without an accom knotiLtion having tak:n place, and without eitha sustaining any injcry. Saturday Mr. Hautterot and Mr. TALBOT, returned to re- Intent the County of Dublin la Parliament, were shair..d through that City. Longfield - - 143 GALWAY (Coon rr). J. Daly - - 270 CoL Martha - - 155 D. B. Daly - - 116 G*LwaT (Taws). 131ake - 14 Prendergast • - 53 COM Y or ARIIAON, July 4. Chas. Brownlow, Esq. 1556 AV. flichar.Lou, Er.. 19.78 lien. H. Caulfield • 798 Datouuroa, July 5. Ogle Wallace IRISH MEMBERS RETURNED. Ccasz—Sir E. O'Brien, Hut. and Itii;ht Hun. NV.:Vest.y Fitsger.dd. Losncnintany—Right lion. Sir G. F. MB, Bart. Prione—llon. Sir .1. Stewart and W. Str%fart, Esq. • guoo--E. S. Cooper, E. 4. and . q. Tows or Sr.too--John Relit, Esq. FiIMANAGU—Sir Lawry Cole and Oen. ArchilalL CARRICKFERGUS ELP.CTION. Wednesday senilight the Stumm went into Court about twelve o'clock. When the Writ of Elec. eon was read, the Earl of BetnAst was proposed by sir WILLIAM Ktax,and seconded by NO-Utast:v/li, Eiti: JAMES CItAIG,I?-Iq. was proposed by some of the Electon, but he declined going into a poll ; and Lord Bat-List was then declared duly elected to re present the County of the Town of Carrickfergus is Parliament.--His Lordship was afterwards chaired through all parts of the town by the Electors. COUNTY OF CORK. Monday senni&ht,beingih;:hiTypointed by the Mall SHERIFF' for entering upon this Election, the County Court was opened shortly after 11 o'clock. After the usual preliminary pi oceedings,. Sir Amtrirus WARREN. Ban. proposed the Hon. Mr. HARE.—ltoßtar HEDGES EMIC, Esq. seconded the proposition. WILLIAM 11. W. ISTEWENIIANI, Esq. next addressed the High Sheriff and the Electors, and proposed his friend Lord Kt NOSBOROUG11;---WM. HENRY MOORE HODDER, Esq. seconded the nomination. • On the Mau &maw, here requiring to know whether any other Gentleman was to be put in nomi nation, Mr. Jolly BOYLE stepped forward, and re quested the bileriff would direct his cryer to call Pa trick Hannan, a Freeholder of the County, which having been complied with, and some delay occur ring before this man could make his way from the aisle of the Court, Mr. Boyle, in the mean time, ob served, that Hannan would be found but an humble rustic, yet, as a Freeholder, possessing as proud a right to put in nomination a Candidate as any of the Gentlemen who proposed the other Candidates, and that he intended to propose him (Mr. Boyle) as a fit person to represent this County. PATRICK HANNAN having come on the table, pro posPd Mr. Boy ta—and this not being immediately seconded, Mr. BOYLE addressed himself to Mr. John Bennett, and said he was sure that he (Mr. Bennett) would not refuse to do so, merely because that the proposer was dressed in a russet coat—the more par ticularly as Mr. Bennett approved of the principles which made him (Mr. Boyle) come forward. Mr. BENNErr said he did not recognise the right of Mr.. Boyle thus to address him. He never deserted any cause to which he was attached ; at the same time he would not allow himself to be dictated to by any man ; and as to the humbleness of the proposer he would only say, that he gloried in the day that presented such a sight. as that of an humble man coming forward to face the aristocracy of the county, and with eqUal right discharging fearlessly his pri vilege as an Elector. He thought, too, that Hann= la made as good a spccch 2s any of diaCerdemesi whga.tdrroposed the other Gutdida:es—or laugh. e H. ItONAYNE, of Cork, merchant, dad seconded Mr. Matt. Mr. [Lyle being atow lbont'td ascend the iqgs, the 01(41 ,that before he ai put Mr.floyle iu nominati,n, he would demi , him td dep.sit his rroporticto of the espei.ses - Under SherST wou:d be at, an the case of 1 cont.-sted Election. Mr. replied, that certainly the Sheriff a right to make the demand, ,but that the law not siblige hintiMr. Boyleyto comply with it. Mr. l!tunarr, Mr. Moran, and Mr. Bows, verally addressed the Meeting in speeebes ornome length after sliich the 111:;n SnEEITr put e. the three Candidates in nomination, one af.et' whcr; and he finally declared that the Ayes for Hate and Lord Kingsbomugh can ied the qccs' Mr. IIOYLE strenuously denied this. IiffERISF then announced to the Cott, he would retire for an hour, wi'llout adjourninl Court, to consult Mr. Quin, the Banister, as W he should proceed under the circumstances. then retired accordingly. In the course of about an hour the Hints Sneer. returned to the Court, and said he had con!' Mr. Quin, an eminent Barrister, and it was the nion of that Gentleman, that Mr. Boyle notli. given three days' notice of his intention of becnral • ' a Candidate, as was required by Art of I'ar liatr ,he should not by considered a Candidate, or , nomination. Acting ur.der that opinion, he deci the llonourasle Mr. Hare and Lord Viscount Ki .borough duly elected. Mr. Boys& loudly and stremicrisly or posecl return, and cauzioned the High Sheriff from actiLg an the opinion of Mr. Quin. The SHERIFF dissolved the Meeting, and he, - the elected Representatives, and their ti rends, qv the Hustings, and the Court. From the 33d of the reign of EDWARD 111. uniformly: through five successive reigns, the Sheri of Lancashire returned to the writs of summons Parliament, " That there were not any Cities or roughs in the County of Lancaster, of which . were any Citizens or Burgesses who were accustomed or ought to come to the said Parliament, neither could they, by reason of their debility and povr Monday, came on before the High Corn of ticiary, Edinburgh, the trial of James Millar. prisoner in Glasgow Jail, accu ed of murder, ministering certain delctericius drugs to Janet Pa or Millar, his wife, on the 2sith day cf Fehruary of which she died on the sane day. After a which lasted till six o'clock in- the evening, the soner was acquitted by an unanimous verdict Nat Proven. Sunday, a young man, v'o'ting a friend at field Colliery, near Glasgow, was ki led by within range of the fly wheel of a steam engine Dasanvot Accretes:T.—Yesterday menung, eleven o'clock, as some men were diming a s opposite 13eth1em Hospital, St. George's Fieldi embankment, not being made secure, gave way, • horrid to relate, four bodies were buried b the , One was taken out in about twenty minutes, not i terialk hurt ; a second, in half an hour after' , beenimmured, and was bled by . a pis:We-m:0m; aleman present, but with little hopes of r ecover was afterwards taken to the Gun Tavern, and t removed to an Hospital. The nes: removed, William Maywood, the foreman of the labourer was literally cru.hed to death. This poor ma, left a wife and six or seven chliren to lament loss, who were entirely Oependeat on,liim far r port. The head and shottlders of the fourth had' visible from about ten minutes after the gravel but the workmen could not extricate him ii" twelve o'clock, when be. was also removed Gua Tavern, in a most dangerous state, and w; veyed to St. Thomas's Hospital. The lower the body, the leg;, and feet, are dreadfully fra( This poor man had been nine years in a Flinch DEATH FROM EXCISsIVR DRIRRING.--YeSI an Inquest was Le!Ll at the London Hospital, body of David Torrington, aged 22, whose de. occasioned by his drinking nearly half a gallon 4 j John Hicknot, Surgeon to the London HI sworn, said that the deceased was broUght Hospital on Saturday last, in a state of inseni in which . he remained for two days, enteilinj strong of spirituous liquor ; on the third day he recovered from hi.. stupor, he said he .w boner in the West India Docks, and being ran to a measure containing upwards of three .of rum, which he drank all cif, and dropped ' a state of inkensibility.. On the fouith day ceased became quite derantr.d, and died Tuesday night ; on opening Lis body after dew stomach . was found in a high state of inflame Verdict—Died by excessive drinking. DRRADNUL EPVECTS or BOXINO.—PII We. , night last, in consequence of a quarrel, as we stand, between a father and son, they reptire the street, at the corner of White Hart-yard, rine-street, and began to fight together. Ira one the young man knocked down his own father, he was heard to say he was bleeding to death, a moment he was weltering in his blood ; ii state he was can led to Mr. Cot as, surgeon,of street, Covent Garden, for assistance. Adt wound was found on his kg, which perforate of the blood-vessels. Mr. COLIC dressed the • and the patient was then conveyed, in a ha coach, to the Middlesex Hospital, in a dangerous dition, where he now lies. CORN-EXCIIANGF., AIARIC-LANZ, JULY We continue to Le largely supplied with Wheat, but scarcely any Of our owu grow CI al this morning, when the sales of all descriptive heavy, at Monday's prices, hating but few Ix Market.—Barley is '2s. per qr. dearer than o, day, the supply being small, and the weat:u vourable for the growing crops.—Oats are Cs. cheAper, having a considerable quantity at l'etta, and Beans are 2s per qr. Esher. limuczr, JULY 10. To auk :Le offal—pet scour at Wm. Beef ----Ss 8d to 4‘ 104 real ...... 5. 04 co Mutton -41 Od to 3. 04 York ...- ba Od so Lar4h - 6s. 4.4. to 7. cuL Beasts 500—CiveA 350—Sharp ifiad lisusba 7,730—g HAT AWL) :T11.V%%" rat WAD. ITay £s to .en Os rtraw......‘11 SIS•i CUrna 5 tu r Roves ~. SON I i • : 1 d ! enten iI I who I Lt, rot, • I i Iluct- L " dould And of es his lusted I Lad w did ' . r. 4, Se- ''Stline tch of .tt. the n• Mr. sloa. • that , n g the . 1 I A bow i. He Feet', isulted to opi- l:aving - , rning amen, . i f put id 'II !elated . gings ed this ' 1 1 actir.g I i i e, and luitted " y.r 1. and i t i i 1 She [ 4 ons to I 4 • _ or 80-1 1 there ;tented neitber 41 1 l a '' • vert tf Jus- . lately 1 t, by al.. I ; Fauldi, iy last, . :1 i a ttlUI, le pri- . A ct of— .t East- : 1 , ' 6 r43 e 8 • . i about •-> 0 sewer dt, .tbe I 1 . v*hrn, e ruins. 0 1 1 lot rpm behos) rt.}-kiew Ty. ' Hi thence . - td, eras .• , ms, who 1 I'l 1 ° aim • has % ; lent lati . .1r snio* I i • ad been I 1 'el fell, ill past to the • vas coit . . ' Part kil acturech i prison. )' esterd.ty I, on the eath was f. of t our. lospita4 , ~. tto the t 1 Ability, ng very .. .y, when . Vas a la. r thirsty,' ree pints dow-ts in the de- rr.sd on nth,. his . 0 mution, i., einesday re under.. iced into ' 4 I, Cads.- i t rne ronnd ] '4 er, when la, and in in which Charlet.- ' 1 1 lesperate :ed some c wound, hackno: - .. i . rotas ed.- i, Ito. I . Foreizn I appeared uns %%ere • )uyers at )A 310 r... ter ad... ... per. qr. Market. . , ~.. ot Oi to 61 C 4 -rip Zito ' • •al oil