Star. — London, England, 1830-07-15 00:00:00

• • . GENERAL ELECTION. 0 -- - ......„.. _,, i) OLOUCESTER ELECTION. / ' , It 4ll ' im " -- 1i • I''s al l t s \ T HE FREEMEN of the CITY of GLOUCESTER, / •)' t .. PI ' /7 •-- resident in and near LONDON, in the interest of JOHN PHILLPOTTS, EN. are requested to meet that Gentleman on . 111 1 1 . _.--7 7 1 , •-•- V-_-:-.._ 0 ( sl 11111 MONDAY, the 19th inst. at Eight o'clock in the Evening, at the . k -=--• .-- . .• ;4 ---- -- -. .. / y/...:-_ . BOLT - IN-TUN INN. Fleet-street. .9i/// - A To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of " . "3'‘.... ----- --- : -- ' --' gt krAeir MAIDSTONE. 01OITLIIIall, 0 1 ' l I N consequence of Mr. WELLS having declared his ZODIS? 4 kb . 0 ist - tursuum i t l ~..% i.s. sici nEATz 11`+•... 3tri..t.. . : J. intention to retire from Parliament, I beg to offer myself • _ . your notice as a Candidate to succeed him u one of the Rerun- , _ ... - _ . .. tadvn riper Ancient and Loyal Borough. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1830. PRICE 71). 1 N°. 13 526. Should you think nu worthy to be advanced to that high and , I distinguished honor, my undeviating object will be, to promote, to - -- -- - - ---- - _--- ..... -_ 1 the utmost of my power, your Local Interests; to uphold and sup- BURIAL PLACES OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND. " FOREIGN" TRADE TO CHINA AND THE EAST , port the Landed and Commercial Interests of the Country, and to INDIES. j ••••=1.14.1.• = . • • •• • protect our Glorious Constitution in Church and State. --.4 0 ...--. There is no existing work with which we an acquainted which There has been laid before the Parliamentary Committees " A : I have the honor to be, treats es prqfsess of the burial places of our Kings. It the ma- Statement of the several Articles of British Produce and Manufa .. 5 01ENTLI1100, taws are deemed insufficient fora lengthened and erudite work, a tare exported in American Vessels to China and to the East Indies, 5 Your faithful humble Servant,from 1818 to the present tim e; together with the Official and Dr. 'HENRY WINCHESTER. connected and brief account may not be deemed irrelevant at this shred Value of each Article." The following am the rendre of c e ach Returns :- Oakfleld Lodge, Hawkhurst. p eriod . r The Anglo Saxons used to elevate the bodies of their dead on Total Official Total De- To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT BURGESSES the BOROUGH of BERWICK-UPON.TWEED , resident eminences, or honed. The tombs of their Kings, according to Total Official Total De. Value of :dared Wee Value of Bei Value British Pro. of British el Doctor Stukely. had different shapes, but their distinctive in LONDON and its Vicinity. tish Prato of British duce and Produce and was a circular mass of stones. Wanda says the Kings had long . THE, COMMITTEE for conducting the RE tombs, shaped like a boat, turned keel upwards. These elevated and Mane. Produce and / bloaufse. Manurac § factures cx. blanufac. 1 wren cx . turn cx. / ELECTION of Sir FRANCIS BLAKE, Bart. M.P. tombs were 'sometimes many hundred feet in length. Near the i" ported in lures ex. :,. I ported in pored in 1 as one of the Representatives of that ancient and loyal Borough, Roman Camp at Aldbomu g h is a spot called the King's b ur i a l Foreign V ported in .Foreign Yes. oreign Ves beg most,respeetfully to solicit the prompt and active adherence eels to Chi Foreign Ves. 1 eels to the sob to tin t place, which is forty-two feet high (fourteen of which is peens. eels to China. 1 East Indies. East Indies. and support of their Brother Burgesses, in again securing diasiar,) and 0 ..50 - in circumference. It is formed of different layers ..—.-- ______. the return of the Worthy Baronet, who Is , and has bee n, of clay and plastic earth, intermingled with roots of turn and A r---.-- , . , f known to you, m your faithful and Independent Member, heath. lint 1,063 2,617 1818 •• • • •• • • I for the last Ten Years. His family is ancient and honourable-. The Giants Grave in Denbighshire ; the Long Barrow, near 1819 119,661/ 22421 18191 686 5,585 his principles Independent-and his extensive Estates are in the Plolfern, in Dammam. which ill 224 feet long, are_ amongst __o wi ne s 1 1 :1 1 43: 1 1 1 5 8 : 1 3 Z r 8 2 2/ :, 214 2t 4 374p t 1l C immediate vicinity of the Borough. From his long connection with mosuman of this kind: but the t is 748 f a., f Nkiptemiisli, in the same runty, which feet long. 1822 3,642 1200 litit 45.776 , 53.268 i you, and his intimate knowledge of the true interests of his Con. 1823 197,531 104,166 1823; 53.329 58.858 Darin the time of the Anglo-Saxons the tombs of their early g stituents, and the place he has so conscientiously represented,' his Ki ng; who shared E ng l an d amongst them, were as differently al- .... 1824 1 176,567 161,361 1 1824 .... Committee submit that he is in every way better qualified to main. mat e d aft e r their deathas were the thrones they possessed during 1825 •• • • •• • • 1825 1 . .. 4 _ ll _• 2°B 64,414 _ fain your dignity and rights, than an individual who is an entire their life time. Rgbevt, 400 years a f ter t h e i nvas ion, unit e d t h e 1826 148.443 143,897 18261 116.341 99.68.5 s stranger to the Freemen of Berwick, and utterly ignorant of the beptarchical power, and founded, in 847, the English monarchy ; 18 27 7 4 . 615 70,985 18271 116.98 t 86.954 -pacel but his bu rial I and that of his successors, exposed in the open 1828 78147830.640 27 6811 t 66,263 1828 best interests of the Borough. country to the action of the elements and the p l oug h , have left bu 1829 •• • • .... 18191 215 201 169.727 The Committee, therefore, relT with j ust confidence on the sup. faint traces of their situation, and have lost the proper appellations July 2, 1430. WILLIAM IRVING, J poet and interest of every well-wisher to the Independence . bestowed upon them. Inspector General of Imports and Exports Rend& White Hart Tavern, Chancery-lane. lt was not until after the introduction of Christianity that more Note (oflicial.)--The exports exhibited in the foregoing accounts 1 durable tombs were formed. At the end of the lath century, Ore. wer e consigned almost witMy to J a v a an d Manilla. EAST INDIA HOUSE, July 7,1830. gory the Great altered the Roman law. which commanded the inhu- 1 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED motion of the dead without the walls of the city. In the time of IRISH FREEHOLDERS IN 1029. A. COMPANY ( MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to this Pontiff, priests began to offer prayers for the nulls of the dad. 1 4100 £5O 1 £2O. i Ns. I TOTAL. 1 the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, and obtained. for their own great advantage, the liberty of burying —.......,---... , E That a Spacial (kneed Court of the said .Company, will be in churches, or Places contiguous. Antrim. 602 230 6130 7068 held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY, the 16th In consequence of this, Sebert, King of the East Saxons, founded, Armagh, 203 1241 841111 8746 i Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to consider of an Ad- in 604, the church of St. Peter, Westminster, better known as Carlow, 281' 6 7 1162 1510 dress of Condolence from the East India Company to his Majesty, Westminster Abbey, which subsetrently, and till the close of the Cavan, • 6.51, 236 j 61115; 11981 1 upon the Death of the late King, his revered and lamented Brother; last century, was the principal bunal.plact of the Kings of England. clan, 107 227. 7710 8657 and of Congratulation upon his Majesty's Accession to the Throne The church of Winchester, too. where the Saxon Kings resided after Cork, 2238 37 71 283:1 6448 1 of these Realms. the Heptaroby, received into the Holy of holies, behind the altar, Donegal, 62. 1 , 231 111 1 2341 PETER AUBER, Secretary. the remains of Canute, and some others of the later kings of this Down, 713' 1781 1070, 11564 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 5, 1830. d y nast y , as well as the bones of William Rufus. D u bli n , 1002 434. 2470 40111 j THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MAJES- The church which Sebert built fell in ruin . Edward the Co.. Fermanagh. - 26 2 18 $ i 6442 6878 TF'S ORDNANCE, do Seely give Nonce, lessor rebuilt it, and aosseerated the tenth of his wealth for that par_ Galway, '''7Bl 178 32036 33014 i poise and its endowment. It was in the form at a cross, and became Karr. we! 3774 4623 TOWER, on Monne, the ad of August next, and following ' Thu they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the ~._ model of similar edifices. St . Edward woe interred there do Kildare, ' 37 80 496 962 i 1066. Editha, his wife, was buried beside him ; and the bones a Kilkenny, ter 210 1 2353 3261 , day, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon sundry LOTS of se.o were also STORES, viz. ert also place d King's County, 1142 1 195' 10831 2020 i Brimstone, Relined and Genesis, Accoutrements, Harness, Sand St. Peter of Westminster was rebuilt a third time by Henry l'eitritn , 1741 Sti 61111 0381 g 1326 1033 6714 9277 Bags, Iron Bedsteads, Tonle, Standing Vices, Clothing, Staves for the Third. The walls and belfry had fallen to decay, and they 14 _ lnetialt _. . 1 Powder Barrels, Smiths' Bellows, Scaling ladders. Buckles. were taken away for the age of enlarging and improving . " G°11111. " 71 -25 94i 4467 4903 1 alShoeing Boxes, Old Serge. Drums, Bogies and Trainmen., Tanned the edifice. As he had a refound reverence for St. Edward, Longford, 1 1362 1662 Hideo, OU Pipes and Casks, Iron Tar.Barreh, Old-Cured Paper. he ordered the translation ot his bones, with grist ceremony, ;run , 276 158 230 287'' I . 236721 54417 Old Match, and a variety of other Articles. into one of the chapels of the renovated edifice situated exactly be. e..ra_ytt• . 1100 2 :1 797 1671 f The whole of which may be viewed at the Tower, at Woolwich. hind the choir. It was called the chapel of St. Edward the Can. ii m i cmghni , 4 s 300 107 12 128119 and at the Military Depot, Tuohy-street, as expressed In the fere" , and was destined thane...am" to be the lest meting Place Queen ' s County, Catalogues. daring the week previous to the Sale, [root Ten for the bodies of the English Kings. John, the predecessor a Henry I 11. had been buried in a neighbouring chapel, dedicated to Seeernmeteni 190 196 7777 81 1, 3 o'Clock till Four, upon application to the Storekeepers at these the Virgin, on the site of which Henry VII. subsequently built the 81igei Tipperary, 262 223 4051 6036 1 places, where Catalogues°, the Lots. and Conditions of the sae ltoi 721 1J47 11717 wifl be delivered to those Persons wbo may apply for the same. chapel *inch. now hears hie D 412144 r 162! 71 .001 i By Order of the Board, In fact, therefore, it is not till the commencement 'of the 13th ' j, 44 424 627. 6104 R. BYltdlll, Secretary. century, and nearly 100 years after the Norman conquest, that w w --- ' - estmesch ' , . 106 9t 9/101 I LAND AND BUILDINGS. may date the establishment of a Sired burial place for the crowned weesed, heads of Britain. Henry 111. after oceuning the throne for Wicklow, 648 t 1131 b 491 6180 COXPIIILIDIO 210 5361 11311 f THE ARMOURY, NEAR BRISTOL 56 years, took aphis place in the Royal Chapel; and then followed i Ed i ward .. I. and h i s w in o Eleanor of C asti le ; Edward 111. and Pisa- i 1.—....-. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PUBLIC TENDER,• Grand Total in 1829 216,891 of seatuautt, ma spouse; Aland 11. and Anne of Bohemia, THE BUILDINGS erected for an Armoury, situated a r R imy v . new whim, h . & am i de she 0,4554 Catherine of IRISH FREOLDERS IN 1820. I near Bristol, and en the road leading to Gloucester ; can- h our , hi s Q ueen . COI:11711M 4100 .15 0 . 420 .ClO TOTAL. millet/ a capacious and substantial Brick Building , with appendage . 11 The unfortunate Anne, daughter or the famous Warwick, and ..-.--- ....-.-.... in various attached and unattached Buildings, standing upon One wife to Richard 111. was buried under the pavement of this church, Antrim, 411.1 •.. 1 1 7 2 11 37 Acre and a Half of Land. The Buildings are surrounded by a near the choir ; King &bat was buried in the same p l ace; and Armagh, MI 1. .. ! 1361 I high brick wall ; they are in good repair, and well calculated for • th ese two with comerine. ore the only persons a royalty inhumed C ar l ow , 298 . 2 530 klusfactory. at Wessaiinater, and not in the chapels of Se. Edward or Henry Cavan, 464 1325 I The Premises may be viewed on application at the Armoury ; vit. or which we shag now speak. Clare, 034/ • ' gel 111194 e and any further particulars will be given by applying to the Com manding Royal Engineer, at Exeter. The whole of the other portion of this chapel being thus occupied, Cork. . 2249 441 31' J Tenders to be sealed and sent under cover to the Secretary r this King added that which bears his name, the structure of which Donegal, 36 • 417 the Board of Ordnance, Pall-mall , London, marked in the corner , is elegant, and the labour bestowed so great, that Leland calls h Down, 720 2. 101 1919 t " Tender for the perdue* of the Armoury at Bristol," which wil °el* mirocufwm• According to Holliathed, ilea" 14,0001. Dublin, which . 1136 466 be received until the Sist July, tole. according to the peasant value of money, is equivalent to 900,0001. Fermanagh. 261 256 MOS By Older of the Board, sterling. Galway, i 828 274 MI 1 Kerry, R. in HAS!. Secretary . This chapel fi rst received a cenotaph in the name.of Edward V. K . 86 : 470 3 8 4 1164 Oahe of Ordnance, 14th May. 1830. uncle of Henry VII. who raised it to his memory. Edward had ' MA • ell I been murdered in the Tower, member with his brother, and it was Kilkenny, 726 234 II I. a MARGATE STEAM PACKETS, in Six Hours, net t in the time Charles A . aa , their bones were (suprised to King's County, I 868 127 1120 i st Reduced Fares, Daily to and from LON DON, at h ave been) f oun d. Th e y ware t i lt s p ut i nto a marble urn , a nd benefit' , I 1 1 - ~ NI Nine, to a minute. placed in the sepulchre which had been so long destined for then,. t ',__ ifil d erith ' , 3142 i Also the DART, on SATURDAYS, at Twelve, hien Beside them rose the tombs of Henry VII. himself; of Mar """ 2 83 76 • ON I LONDON. taingford. Queen of Scots, facing that of Eliesbeth ;of Charles II ;ofWi . , ih, 67 , ON , Season Tickets only Two Guineas each. limn 111. and lif his wife ; of Queen Anne, besides Prince ',, 307 102 la . GRAVESEND Steam Packet. Daily at Nine, Ten, and Fear. 63B 1122 • 1806 George, her The coffins of the four last are placed. 'We „" a y,t 1 SOUTHEND, SHEERNESS, and CHATH AM, at Ten. by side, ht a vault formed at the eastern extremity of the chapel " Ilk "' ins 27,a1 7'' 977 MORE en SUNDAYS, st Eight. Monaghan, to receive the body et Charles 11. and called the Royal Vault. , .. 5 co. 222 194 62 . 1148 ) From St. Katharine's Wharf, adjoining th e Tower , when the Snood is the last English Monarch who was laid there . 756 199 -' ' 1184 Passengers walk on board and ashore Grath ; the safest tad corn. ha 17"60. 227 16d 629 pletest landing place in London. Shoo, 10 230 261 162 110 1 Cromwell was laid with great stale in Henry the Seventh' Tipperary, 1 Mee. 55, frenchurch Street.l66B 7113 4111 WWI JOHN MILLER , Secretary. Chattel ; but after the Restoration, the house of Commons gave f• N.8.-The MAGNET and DART'S improvements are coat nun, 1 11111 4110 773 5 orders - for - his ex h uma ti on , and the body woe carried to Tyburn, m use u m ), pined, and they are the fastest vessels af10at. 424 464 322 .1210 ' where it was hanged. There was a report that the body of Charle s w et „,,, t h i 346 125 170 1141 TATE'S GREEK METRE& I. was substituted *edam of Otenswell on die gibbet, while the re. w e d e ,d, 664 288' 294 am ' This day was published. mains of the Protector reposed taiorprilly at Nasshg. Wicklow, 279 113 293 7115 A Sand Edition. with an Annendie on &o .hm 0.....1... in .. Total Official Total Ile- " Total Official Total De- Value of :Jared Value Value of Brl Value British Pro. of British tish Prtxlu of British duce and Produce and i and Mane. Produce and illnaufac. Ilanufac factures ex. Alanufac. 1 turd ex . lures ex :" ported in turd ex. :,.. 1 ported in pored in Foreign V ported in .Foreign Va. oreign Yea ' *els to Chi Foreign Ves. 1 sels to the orb to the eels to China. 1 Rost Indies. East Indies. z A i 1 C 1818 1,065 2,527 1818 1 .... .... , 1819 1900 mon 111121 686 5,583 1240 106.55. 178.382 1820 2110 303 1811 126,8113 + 136,054 1821 1 290173 In 4P20 1822 3,642 12,900 1822. 46.776 53.268 1823 107,631 104,165 1823, 53.329 58.858 1824 .... .... 1824 1 176,567 1111,361 1825 .... ... 18251 48.202 64,414 1826 148.443 14.3,627 1826 j 116.341 1079.681, 1827 74,615 70,985 18271 116 . 981 116.254 1828 79,478 66,253 18281 30.540 27 NU 1829 .... .... 1114 215 201 166.727 TATE'S GREEK METRES. This day was published, A Second Edition, with an Appendix on Syllabic Quantity in Hower and Arionphanea, 800. price fis. canvas boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the PRINCIPAL GREEK TRAGIC and COMIC METRES in SCAN SION, STRUCTURE, and ICTUS. By JAMES TATE, M.A. Printed for Baldwin and Craddock, London ; and sold by Jag, Parker, Oxford ; J. and J. J. Deighton, and W. P. Grant, Cam• bridge; M. Bell, Richmond,; and all respectsble booksellers. l ay Mowever, by a aeries elvielesitudes, the mem et many Kings et Enfland are net in the Abbey of Westminster. btu scattered over i venous 1011/DR and countries. Those of William the Comae's( era at tien,.is Normandy, with *need Maude of Flanders, Ids trite ~ Mime /Kafue was buried as Winchester t Remy I. at Reeding : 1 Navy IL eadltiebanl I. at FeutenT'sd, it! France, _whither Henry' in IBM rift? TURF. NEWMARKIIII i ra MEETING. we DX csnAT's RAC S. _ 111. ordered his heart to be bane; Edviard 11. at • Glouceste;,ita Isabella of France, his wife, at Gray-Friars f3tateh, London ; Edo.' the Black Prince, at Canterbury, as oleo Henry IV. and hi. wife,. Joan of Haven,; Isabella of boi e. second wife of Richard 11. atj Burgess; Henry IV. and Wound IV. with Elisabeth Woodwille, his wife. at Windsor, as well as Henry VIII. and Charles Richard 111. at Leicester ; and George I. at Hanover. We have seen how the umber" these various Kings were sattteved.l and that four of then* are to be (sued at Windsor. The two fanner could not be placed in St. *Award's OtopeL The chapel of Henry VI. twee originally established at atetteey, and afierwards st St. tleorge's Chapel, at Windsor, where, also, his esocertar, Edward IV. was installed. It seems, /hoyden, that this chapel was it. to be the second Isortuary passpisele of our Hiegel and Heavy VII had sane idea of adopting it mooch before Its balk his olugpol a Weatatinatis. His son, Hefty VIII. always preened Windsor to the vicinity of his ancestors; and Chades L was exiled .thither as oat off front the peivilegas of royalty. Mesh.-100 b.& T.Y.C. Sorb yrs. Sir N. Wood's sli. e. by out of Vows Zalsiks, se- 1 wired 04 sovereigos from Lord Anso n'. e. by Morioa, oat at (No wei4lus mentioned.) 1 Maw+ —lOO rovereigos, b.*. T. Y. C. Nib yes. Sir ltd. Wood's b. f. by Firms, of oof Viososiost, atro sd SI so. sextons from Lard Ansures L by Make% art at Partrak's al ai ( No weights noottoord. The Town Plate of MIL for 2-yr. olds, colts, lot. 41b. aryl illiesist.. Loot *Ho sod a diatoms 11/1 LILL °SITU'S GENRILAITH AN INDE .or UPWARDS OF FOURTREN THOUSAND HAMM This day waa Publietied, la %Royal oto. with colored °Whams. Price lea. Hail-bissad, or. with the Naps Colattord.. Price itla. Os rEws NEW GENERAL ATLAS, i nc l u di ng Maps of Canaan ouJndsa, Ancient Greece, and the Roman Empire. A New Edition. on an entirety new set of Plates, *a rmadas an enlsepd soak, and corrected from the !Maraud authorities, containing Thirty )Lips. pit To this edition has been added. witivest any addkional charge, a CONSULTING INDEX, containing references to every place laid down in the 'Maps, with the tumult and longi tude. The lodes comprises tiptoes& of Foothoon Name% which in teaching (besides other obvions awes.) meat ewer almost every purpose of a Garketteer. London : Printed for Ealdwin and Cradock. Lord Lowther's Yie z n as se en randay) 'Duke of Urefre's • • The following were est plead: -Card Wilson's e. by Osemehl d. by Reber ; laid Awash Zilab, and Mr. liosse's Punch, s to ti.nee Beres to I eget tharead, 6so 2 get Zillah, i :n e d '5 to I age Selialk • Pork. beard rads tee running to die Abblgdee eels uteri, when S. 10y read that she eels ealang besessrdlonly raw* tie COMM sok so tasks play, IN_ r salsa* pass. salsa pees Deira's Luvrilll WM lie lore," bed eta' bits quiet swam which thy.ost nese her she else booked to wit t harem, rase. direly rear, Phesee,arbo bad 'base trident' the rat, cars en I. bar and boat ber iry a bad. lair • Bowe aim ertaapaakesaf Tes trienagnsasb for Lyn ad, let. Illb. 3.yra, est. New T.Y.I. Tb. wiener to be soldier See ere. dm. it Subertheta. Or K. M. Diebs' be. e. y Cheapness, out d Selseders, •S yes Qtabires) • . il .... lard Jeerer ' . Lby Midellelen, Aral ararig, 9ps . !Lad etern's di. e. by biatiars au a Per, 2 Po Tbs fallowing war not paced Dale imp, $ yes. Mr. 141wilyitf. iliaswo diary, super -21 s. Leas'. r.l :by W ad, waif Miens. law. oar Nesmith II bras. Leal J /yr. Me. a Ur*, InSan" . 9 a yfa. It was reserved for George M. to deckle spa *Weer as Shei lose of sepulchre kw she Kiwis of laglawd, whisk AA far Wsi Awaited yaws at Wastadialer. Mame Castle ass foundid by Wilber° .the (Wasawar. gdso deemed it as exarlkot ad.] Mary position. It wwi tits tiesuwd residence of George 111. irk& in telll had on mammies gawk ia ti. Wasik gook oboist kb the &meet, and Auteuil* wader the whelp hiding Walsey 'so womb. The x..&lt k Piet long..2llllsst wide, oak 14 bigh. The Awes destined to meek,* the bodies ars forsw4l ; 4 ociegonal4otbie *damns, cap erring four of abeloss. . whirls •in the - • avoidedilowssea the hem bow A PrrAL For s AIIaRCHANT or BANK RR, LA-MOTO/4'S 41013414 t PARK. and L4ND, Si.mate at kIOENCLIIJECH, About Tavehre Alleto trout London. TO BR LET, FURNISHED, Foe a ferns of three, See, at *oven year, .* may be arse! And vowed to at INlchaelones mit : 1 4 H E Alassion4bouse, - AL Missoore Growth, r aim, a Sae Sheet of Of a prerliar line Gravel WAllte iiatasab la Leaden lac and Yawns at ant .0 Flu turtlaar panienlatt Ike ' Suncitnrs. Spr+- sod Lind Apr. r IGr latttora to „aid Al ?r1 ~ltaAiw fU. cgmerina POIGINICIOZO swat ' obieltin the spree .nraluikol 'kowtow wiloutoo hoe lows pot Jr HE hiessimiltouee, attached sad tleteched Ogees 4 kr gaol ,Me figa' saw is mak will "Unit 22. 1. e l k s"reGrkukdo,firtoesKiimata. Gragomilaroloodge r t the apart sodas in Maw, witch will eaatoto sooty La aims a Sim &beet of Water, a &ask tlivoratied with Arse old to As iceman Itkii• hews beak misled, lickiinkd he Aar, of a pacoliar f o li age , awl tidy* young Plautathmt, likvektlikk• Mt Moo Gravel W4lk4 through k. Tie oriole contains about The palms are of gads .stokes ikkti the Ihake" 41 " .sigasin Willifilf:PWO ^Mkt Gear in. took • owe kwootto la alicioamathrooff wile oramk. ilia " A/mambos Lomita palmist* outs alabtotitioakomer, Dolt ,the .IM ttf robaosig., NW, i ° this 41 ' 4 ' I I bra, eed zoom at Ail .o'clorivill.rity Alkok" , * Alai paralowolf .reaelsoal *hi wombats of the Ittoall 14 Fru hillier ponieolar, appli to Mash. Las, Sawa. MI 111 likkkiss wild" sees 461 " 1141b. Chalk " lima 11111 "la" . Nee, Scimitars, Spring-prows ; aid Adam now* lot stet thotklbooltiCowt. Itioompallaso Ass ask sod Land Arr. 11. ot. Mani/1;10mm .. • as itiortgo ifi. miliatiopariewlohea aid•slity. Alder uttin to he post paid. ill, I 8 P •.,•. • . • • basest kept hack till neatly 'home, w oleverly by a length. The above were the only racesam The Garden Stakes, of /On sows. This stakes cloyed late lastetight, whh Sir IL Wood's faucet's, bad .Wo , eater's Coulon Mr. Stonehewer's Varian Sir D. Baird's Snooks, 6.1 The following were also named , bet eey's Olenanney, list. I lib. Lord Malefic, est. I lib. Lard Jersey's DI Sat. 61b. It has ban awilkg,ffettit's and from the above entry,,dangainlikelg It will be run on alorday Is the 2d • ktnE The present meeting has been owe& being thin, the sport indifferent, the ' affair singularly deficient in intetvnt certainly rave bete more race. but tot prepared for running. Mr. Scott Stonefiewer has purchased an of Zany's dam, for 2001. There i Rowton has been sold. It is the coach. and the hunters of the late Ring that • not the racers. His present Majesty retains the latter for the purpose of encow, volt, and not from any perfoial regard f eliffe has the superintendence of the stud. The Duke of Portland's Emily colt 'Taus; and Mr. Payne's 2 yr. old colt, Sultan, is now called Turk. Lord Derby gave John Dry 21101. the Liverpool Trade Cup. COURT FOR RELIEF OF IX' The Matters of the Petitions and Schelh after named (the same having been I pointed to be heard at the Ceutt-Ht coin's Inn-fields, on Tuesday, the o'clock,. in the Forenoon. Match, Benjamin, late of Broomfield. . Davis, Nathaniel, late of No. 1, Content-corn street, Southwark, carman. Clark. Alegander, late of fridge place. • master. Tyler, Thomas, late of Illonnow-atreet, kroomoager. Davis, Charles, late of Old Bond -street, Bath, hosier, grocer, and babeniasher. Shaw, John. late of No. 15, Bowling green-lane, Clerk,uwell, gold smith and jeweller. Gibson, °cove Titirheld, lie of Rhos, near 11'r,yliwn, Denbigh. agent to Themes Jones, of Garthen lodge, Denbigh, iron-inavrr. Johnston, Samael, late of No. 9 Charles -street, City rowl,woolle.,- factor and commission agent. itidley, Wm. late of Sutton Valiance and of Headcorn. near Mad. stone, plumber and painter. Wild, George, late of No. 64, Great Portland.street, 31 ay .la. bonne, ounalian. Piggott, Jonathan Walter, late of Penton-stecet, Pentonville, wine and spfrit.merchant. Stratitam, Stephen, late of No. 104, Dorset -court, Saliobury-square. coachman. Ferrer Thome*, late of No. 21, George-ot te r, Hampstead-toad, arti:t and picture-dealer. Liardet, St'ilbrahant Evelyn, late of No. 1, Albion-teracc, King's road, Chelsea, potatoe-merchant. I filmed, Tnomaa, late of N 0.77, John-street,Fitzroy -square, painter, plumber, and glaxiet. On WEI/NCsDAY,JuIy 2l Name Hour r d Place. iartits, William. late of No. 6, Great Henry -street, iraterloo-road, bedstead-maker. flatherley, Thomas, late of No. 12, Camper Etlmund.street, St. l'an. INS& fnernerly clerk, wecountant, and comtubatite ..agent. Wright, William, late of Irorset Mews. Donet..quare, Regent's Park, enerkeeper and milkman, and pork.butchio. Ranger, William, late of No. 10. Palmer-att. Islington, carpenter Kingsbury, Henry, late of the Bell anti Crown, hingsland-read, victualler and builder. Bayly, George, late of Spring-place, Wandsworth.rogod, Surrey, uu of business. Lucas, Mary, late of Briels'ane, Oldswreet, St. Luke's, eliardle shopkeeper. Hill, William, late of Maidotone, Kent, bookseller, otatiomr. printer, and era-dealer. Rayson, John, late of No. 19, Commerce-place, Brixton-m.Ol. ironmonger. Karon, Benjamin, the younger, late of No. 19, Cot 1111 l erre-place, Brixton-road, ironmonger. Whitehead, John, late of No. 8, New-tosd, Fitsray..quare, eta hoary and stogie-mama. Walter, William Thomas, lt.e of No. 193, Winn &impel-mad, licensed victualler Comic, William Call* late of Tortenham-eourt.road, and also of No. 14, Wood-street, (Ampoule, commission agent and sere. houseman. McLachlan Therms, late of No. 63, Berwick-s treet , ta il or , p e li sse and habi t-maker. Mon, Benjamin, late of No. 3, Garska-place, Middlesex-street, Whitechapel, furrier. On THURSDAY, July 22—Same flow s^d Piece. Lightowler, Thomas, late of idwalton, near Leeds, Yorkehire, card maker. late of No. 4. Old Compton -street, Suho, book. binder and coffre.house-keeper. Johnson, Thomas, late of Margaret -street. Cavendish-square, schoolmaster. Hitchcock, James, formerly of Haddenham, Bucks. baker, ores flimsily dealing in meat. Howard, Daniel, late of Rochester, EWE, bergt,Maiter. Serowe, John, late of Poland -aunt, Oxford.street, curn.chandler, and hackney such-proprietor. Hill, Henry, late of Cheyne-walk, Chelsea, grocer and general shopkeeper. Wilkins, Jane Walton, late of Southampton, keeper of a boarding seminary for young ladies. Hearin, John, late of Bideford, Devonehire, linen draper. Pawl, William, late of Tabereacicsisuare, Old-atreer-road, dyer. lisyntun, Wilmot Robert, tars of No. 8, Neeth-oureet, Wrstmia ater,surgemo and apothecary. Keeling, Suhn, late of H4ll-arreet, Studded, Linalloshire, shoe maker. Allan, William, late ot Creek Bridge Wharf, and at the same time of No. 3, Bridge-street, Greenwich, builder, brick-matter, .41 Am Lla.m••••haw.m•lb .1., 0, ' ..s:• . 41, 1 • . Ilk, a., : ... .1.4!• . •., V _. i__.— . a , ~. • rhos he m a d e hi s pa • •-. ‘'‘ ' 1 - 1.1ii...111(f i this day era. each, p p. T.M.M. ith the followin g aceep . w . CCl . 1 . . '.... N, Nit. 41h. 1 don. 8.4. • I • • , .1 ; i • rialto:l. 7.0. 4'i,. 'l l 11 11 i: 64. 6.h. . >et dii not aeeep. .-1.01.1 Je i'oreesier'a 3lareadeld, Ni,. 2 I I . i littegani„ fra. B'b. and I.noti 'a liable the e year, ritiiiin, • • t tell to go is to he .ante quart, . • i , .. isetober meeting. ' • '' sceedin 1.1 g 'h e 011111411 dull, le betiiisg fiat, and the who.. • . t and a•tr,c inn. There souis • • 1 DI the a nail number of lion. I - I' s 11 I.!, ed a yearling colt, by Truffi i . re ii no tau li in the report tha I ' 1 ach-hors,m, a f:w brood mare,. it are to b: wild at Tatter..,) 'r has ciptevdy declared, that h • • encoutaging a nohle nation.. s : raid for at. 51r. ll:Ime Kai - P , lstud.l It has been chris.er.ed Arr phi , ( 1 It, by Tramp, out o f S is t er t . fut riding Felt, the whiner o: I aimi msoc rE % T DEBTORS. i 1 i •.•-••-- / • *dales of the Prisoner. herein. it filed in the Court) are ap. I • House, in Pormaal-iiireet, labs. I 20th of July, Ilan. at tim, Kent, miller. tors-noun, 31111-lane, Toole}- ' ce. beiri,ham. Kent, Quarter. i i ct, sloninotith, blacksmith and • , vet_ itsith_ i!ttai... ........no ...A • " , I tisou, Chubs, late ot No. 13, Nartes-street, Ponlaud-road, nie. dies! student. Sess.4-41* I sips 'Wispy**, lora &pa, • I.lart But *My. ; vagits I • P !' made 10 4.armaiNpv *RV up by the whets% 'Tee yeer Grp • AL AO &eel, George, late of No 10, Printiogiti court, Dridge.btreet, Shield/Ws, panes Swart*. James, the elder, late of No. 4, asaisaurt to a sherirs Aker. 11111tHIPIRLD. J0...13. cavil.' MP MASKS, : Nast'. OOO, t Item 5lO Sheep.— ......... 10,790. ..... .......... lleef 5. 104 to 44 2.11 Veal. 1113304 ..56 10d 41 4.1 Porb ..........5 Id 4. 44. Limb ..... ..4s 41 5. 04 Hay ,(per load). ser. 04. to es ss. Clover, .11 Ss. So &Geo. Straw. 12s. to st 3 5.. • IFARRINGDON NARKKT, Jinx II Prates F. so die animater. Baas—Finest Ranting, 714 and ed. Ditto Boiling, 414Lat.d fJ Feral quantity al each, did and id. Romp Steaks. sti.d )041 Nun* al Bad. 7d. 'Ammo iderapun--Lata,lll. and 7/01. Harnett, Id Lain, Id. anti ad. Saddle, aid. Stwodiar, fed. sad ad. Neck, Sid. en act, dd. Vvak-teit, ti;id. and* aid. add fild. lieccat. od. sod lid. Siantelder, Id. Net* Id and did. Loin, 'id. and 71d. J'aac, 0.1. w7d Latta.ld. and Glauonner. lingi.. 1 16MWDATE AND LEADP.NHA__,__ By tile I arePort.—Ver sten( of 'lbs. Die s .64. to 56.34 Atom" Sm./A to 42.01. Veil. 34. O. to to. $4. Port. It OJ. to 46. . 4 Lund, Ss. Id. to 4.. 111. 1 T. JAMES'S HAT.NARKET. hay Is. Coarse Heavy Lowhod Meadoirflay, os. to £5 Ws. Motu Old, Alt Ws. to et• , Nesre 4.lplasid Meads , * mad nye Co. a Hay, 14 10s. to MI Os. Clover Hay. .83 15 . Ia d 8 10a. Hay, a 1114 to £4 Om *raw, its* w, rf4 4118. in 415 3.. p., Owl or So orwart ILT I S. IMF 1P0t112,11. USW MAIM Vts SO ISM I KW ISO. 40 14' SSW La 4.4:1 Osamu WI 3471 bars aid Duey at gallata& PYuCB OAR HOPS. ka.ei PIISCIt •• TA i.t.SAY, 144)Ar etc- Tows Tam ... ... .304 Oil tram &sop ... ... 71. 1 1 d Yellow Howls ... ... ss. Col 1 leoesled .. . ... 78 ' f d 1 Vflaier ft dire .. ... e lid turd .. . ... ... Mi. t • demo ... ... 140,4 id Ilitankli ... ... ... 14, 0.- ' SUN ...... .. Us Ad Geed Dregs .. ... 5- N. Totbw tOwOeirel erten St. Pelordirewk. —4'11.4* ~ 111 A4l I( so Li : Ili 601 - OM lt)t• . .r•. lettip 1.. ib, • bikilallit MI Amway/ meet 0 t etymons 24 •,.n.... •••• 111 c'earse messy Lee Mad Oleadewelsy, XIS Os. to A'S 40s. Melt. f°lll4l e°llllll/ ...__ i1 11,...'„,..... . k . A1111 :2 1411" ... '"Ialid " . old 4.5 lee t 4 44 441. d m i and 11 C i . , to Ms. ne est ► sow ye pt. s 10 " " •v s " .__,."'"'= ''",_ 4 1 — • ; e ... --- 4 ....7 Hay 14 10s. to /6 Os. Myer 140. 13 15 . In 15 10e. •N w het 484 1184 8414111 I° W "' I —9 """". Hay , a les. 111 Ohl nIW &• es. in A-14. 0 ibn 1 , 1 0110 boa looso 011110 11 111111 ° 7°°°, " lie i'll ' 6 .itsew . ,as 445. so as 5.. pa. 4osert et 54oefirteri bled. After oassentanes. -- • - koendioneoselt far Also old. at. 111 b. sod NUM OP MOM r.v.c. Tbe winner to be soldier ails and saw ~MS. raw VI &AI" IS. ' Kest sett Se 100 a I LOSS •••••• 150. 40 14' 5 e. try Clkompleas, out et *simian, 2 4 ,,,,, 4 •..... • 000000 .• .. • • 00000 • •.• • • lidalll44o, Antal iat4ArAt, 9in ....... II elld Doty • at *MAK y Native% Rota Pre. 2 P's re not placed 1-1111 t. 110.44 rosy, a yea. - Mr *, soma Tallow ... .. lea Oil I Wawa Seep ... ... 71 '.0d Iglar rs all ' ar 116.41 / 1 0 ` i • 21141 " ." I ' . Yellow Herta ... . 35. ssl I Weird .. • a.. 75•_ # d lOW 1111111. Jai. 4/16. 40 " 110 5. 1 Willer elene .. ... Lies inl turd .. . ... ... 1111 ' ' i• lond Kinds f lhabo..nataf Ad , Ise g SO4 dem ..• ... &41.4).1 lasts. ... ... ••• 14.0' rs UP* 2 f elk all 11114 " litalli f " blotuog &of ...... .. mad cued Dm. .. ... 5- if. Tao. isseesord Men 141..rekirsitiodek. --4'111 1 4* ~ 4 Tlarellio i ors Ifargaia, a allara fhlt- ildrogierg al ia I ► . 1 ‘144i11114 *ltem ; S mmimm i IlKm se I.l:ribtrs-inatt)l.. ..•. Alotir. 1.. - b", 411 , nisto.sw meet 0 he Sleet •• Ass. Millie. %nevem. 94 ~..t. 4. 14 I ! i 1 0 e • i `~