Star. — London, England, 1820-07-26 00:00:00

LANDLORDS AND TICRANTS. Mr. TENNYSON said, that as the Landlords and' Tenants' Bill which he had introduced had received the iteyal assent, be gave notice, that in the nest Session he should move for leave tohring in a Bill ilrther and more generally amending the Law of Landlord and' Tenant, and particularly toeproviding :t from Accessible and less expensive remedy than now , eri,tei for recovering the possession, when held over by refractory Tenants,flof small Tenements, the rents of which did not exceed 1:20 or LSO a.year. Adjourned at Seven otloct. • EVEgING STAR LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1820. TIIE FUNDS. p:IICE nr EToCKE THIS DAY At ONE o • OLoOK : Rink Stock 225 ' per Cent. Reduced 69 1 / 2 Y, 3 per Cent. Cons. 69 6873 69 1 / 2 S. per Cent. 77% 78 4 per Cent. 88 87 7 / 8 88 1 / 2 1 / 2 • 5 per Cent. 10346 1 / 2 101 Long Annuities 18 1 / 2 3-16 Imperial 3 per Cent. Ann. 68 1 / 2 India Bonds 225. 21s. pre.—Scrip 2 A Exch. Bills, 45. ss. pr.—Cosnnier. 12s. 10s. F. Cainittni g s 1 / 2 pre.—Cont, for Acct. 69 1 / 2 1/2. Last night the Committee of ftivileger, appointed to :catch for ptecedcnts as to the mode of enforcing I t: .e attendance of Peers on the second reading of the relative to the Quus, presented their Report. The Resolutions recommended by the Comniittee were agreed to by the House, by which Peers failing to attend on the three first days are to be fined £lOO for each day on which they shall be absent; znd J:5O for every day's absence during the re mtindtr of the proceedings, excepting Pe:ms of the ;age of 70 years, or who are sick, or who were abroad on the 10th of July. Mr. WETHERELL'S Motion, in the Commons, re succting The Western Lutnincry, for its offensive expressions respecting the (bans, was withdrawn last night, on the understanding that the libel bad not escaped the eye of the Arroauty-GENERAL.— The foul language employed by the Press on the other side—and of which some gross and disgusting specimens were quoted—also received a well-met ited expression of the detestation of the House. To such abuses of the liberty of the Press we are indebted for the existence of restraints which never have ope rated nor ever will operate to deter the licentious ; but only to drive from the periodical Press men of pris.cyle and talent, and to prevent such from em bat king in its labours. Every opportunity, furnished by such licentious libellers, is eagerly seized on by the enemies of sound discussion, and - made a pretext for father inroads on this bulwark of the liberties of a fre?... country. It well be questioned, whether the notice in Parli...rient of such foul and impious trash as fre quently appears in some obscure publications be not productive of great evil,. by giving it, in the reports of the proceedings, a currency and circulation which it could never otherwise obtain? By long observa tion, we are convinced that this is unquestionably the fact; and that it would be much better, when any Member happens to meet with an article whiCh he may be persuaded deserves a srecial notice of re probation, were-he privately to point it out to the nCtice of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL : and even in some detestable instances, it would be well, before pro ceeding, to consider (which the ATTORNEY-GENE. m would certainly do), whether public morals ould not, if the publication be an obscure ore, suffer a wound, from the publicity necessarily given to libels and slanders .by a prosecution, which would more than counter balance any benefits which. might be expected to result from the conviction and punish ment of the offenders. We have this morning received American Papers tr., the 29th of June, by the ship Cincinnatus, which has attive.l off Dover, in 25 days, from New York. The follov.in- , are extracts : vouGIIKEEESIE, JUNE gi. • MALIGNAN T FEV Ea.--A number of cases of an nn cr)mmooly malignant fever have lately occurred in fle lower part cf Fish Hill, in the vicinity of the m.iuntains. Ilona, he should now move that it be brought up and read.—The Petition was then read at length; it was upon the subject of Parliamentary Reform. Alderman WOOD then moved that it be printed. Mr. R. SNIlt I-1 objected to the printing of such a farrago of nonsense: it was-a public evil that any man should thus vent himself itt any terms, however of fensive or absurd. Mr. Alderman WOOO observed, that as the Hon. Gentleman had staid to hear the whole of this Pe tition read, he ought not to deprive others who were absent of the same delicious treat. After a few words from Mr. LVSUHIGTON and Mr. Gunsev, the motion for printing it was negatived. I t I I s e BOSTON, JUNE 24. er,Low FEven.—A letter has been received at York from Charleston, stating, that two cases ( the yellow fever have just occurred in that city. It was supposed to have been imported from Havannah. NEW YORK, JUNE 7. AWFCL CONFLAGRATION AT Taoy.—Yesterday, atciut four o'clock in the afternoon, a most awful and dosolating fire broke out in the city of Troy, which Lts laid in 'ruins one-tLird of the fairest portion 1 that fiouritling city. The number of build- inns destroytd is about 1201 among which are some of the best houses in the town. The estimated loss is a million of dollars. WASHINGTON, JUNE g 3. Trig LOAN FOR 1820.—The time for receiving proposals for the 6 per cent. loan of two millions, expired on Wednesday. The . offer of the Bt ni of the United States, which was twto per cent. prem. upon the whole Loan, being the most favouribre, his been accepted. The whole amount which *as offered above par was nearly six millions. The pr.emium on this Loan would doubtless have been much greater, but for the uncertainty as to the term of its duration, it: being redeemable at the pleasure of Government. 3.iVANNAII, JUNE 14. Letters from several of the West India Islands state, that, owing . to the great drought, the crops are spciiled. In some pmts, where last year two or three thbusand hogsheads of sugar were made, only two or three hundred can be produced this present season. COURT OF CHANCERY-THIS DAY. QUZENSBICRRY LEGATIVITIIPZIA S. V. MON TOON RY. The LORD CitaxcEta.on this morning, referring to what took place in this case yesterday, observed, that the claims are to a great extent, but that it is probable they m ill not all be made good. That the pi inciple to be acted upon in this case is the same as if there was a single creditor of 4.:,200: that accord ing to the practice of the Court, Stock sufficient to answer all the claims ought, to be now set aside to answer these cl aims; and in the event of these claims being established, the parties will be entitled to the Stock so set asiJe—that is, to he placed in the same Situation ai if they were phi in Stock today, and this done, by giving them the produce of the Stock since the appropriation, and the Stock so appropriated.' The consult of parties, though infants, was not ne cessary. This was the only arrangement the Court could make where there are contingent claiins. His Lordship desired the Counsel to consider the view he hail now thrown ont,'and to move the petition again, when they had-fully .adv ised on the subject. The Loan CRANCRLLOR said, that he should sit every day in Court until the 12th of August, and that he begged Counsel would not request of him to hear any business but what was regularly before him, in order that he might leave the Court on the 12th Of August, to get a little breathing time preparatory to the great business coming on, on the 17th of that month. . The Addresses from Rochester and Morpeth, and a third, called an Address from the Females of Eng land, were this day presented to the QUEEN, to each of which respectively her MAJESTY - returned most gracious Answers. The gout in the KING'S hand, we are very happy to say, was yesterday, much better. Yesterday, the Dukes of YORK and GLOUCESTER visited his MAJESTY. • The Duke of YORK held a Levee yesterday morn ing at the Horse Guards, which was attended by Generals Count ALTEN, Lord COMBERM ERE, APLEOD, Sir GEORGE BERKELEY, Colonels CLITHEROW, REY NETT, PENNINGTON, Ma jor FINCH, &c. Monday, the Duke o f ' CLARENCE, Sirs J. Gong,, and E. KNATCHBULL, took up their freedom of the City of Rochester. The Duke.of NORTHUMBERLAND W 25 50 pleased last week when on board the IMPPEGNABLE, at Ply mouth, with the neat appearance of the wives and children of the crew, that his Grace left £25 with Captain PELLEw to be divided amongst them - . Yesterday the Earl and Countess BATIIURST gave a grand dinner to his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, the Duke of WELLINGTON, Prince and Princess ESTERHAZY, the Duke and Duchess DE CAZES, the Duke de FRIAS, Baron FAGEL, Prince LICHTENSTEIN, and a large party of distinguished personages at their house in Great Stanhope-street. The Grand Fancy Ball at Wit.us's, on Monday right, was attended by upwards of four hundred per sons of distinction. The young Duke of BRUNSWICK resides near Lau sanne. The King ar.d Queen of WIRTEIIBERG are arrived at Genoa. His MAJESTY travels under the name of Count TENCH. It is a remarkable circumstance, that of all the legitimate reigning Monarchs in Europe, not one has been yet crowned. CHARLES JOHN, of Sweden, has put this seal upon his dignity ; and in this respect he stands alone. FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES. Lord and Lady Grantham, on a visit to the Dowager Coun tess de Grey, in Bedfordshire. Ea:l Puwis, for the Duke of Ni HoLse. 's seat, Sion The Marchioness of Exeter, for her seat, Langley, Kent. The 31aryais and Marchioness of Bath, for their seat in Wilts. Lord !livers, for his seat, Hare Park, Newmarket. Mr. Niss Beville, from King-street, Portman-square, to t:kti: feat, Bishopsgate, Berks. The Earl of Dartmouth, for Sandwell Hall. Staffordshire. Sir Watkin and Lady Harriet Williams Wynn, for Paris. The Earl aad Countess of Hardwicke and lankily, for their scat, Wimps)le, Cambridgeshire. SIR JOSEPIII BANK s.—The New Monthly Magazine, for August 1, (being the Second Number of a New Volume), will be embellished with a fine Portrait, accompanied by a copious Dilemoir of Sir JOSEPH BANKS, and will contain, among other interesting Articles in Arts, Sciences, Politics, Manners, and Amusements : I. On Angling, by an Amateur, No. 2.—Living Novelists, Mr. Maturin—Advice to Julia ; a Letter in Rhyme—The Vi sion of Las Cases—Journey to the Highlands—Remarks on the Writings of Charles Limb—The Fancy; a Selection from the , li.moins of Peter Corcoran—Literary Memoirs of Augustus Von Kotzebue—Tatters i • n a Retlent at Cuba—Journey into the Interior of New South Wales—A Tale of Vavaoo Poetry of du: Japanese, &c. &c. 'Lie Committee of the House of Commons ap pointed to consider the state of,, trade, were pecu liarly struck by an evil which was found extremely embarrassing to trade; namely, the multiplicity and complexity of the Laws. They found from a Report made in ISIS, that there were 2,000 laws upon the subject 1:1 trade, of which there were no less than 1.100 in actual operation, while to 1.1.e:e scve.al more have since been added. NAVAL iNtELLIGEiIek • Rib Majester yacht, the Ramat Soviansoit, horn the River, arrived in the .Downs yesterday, boand to Portsmouth, His Majesty's ship Bruisers, (win Portsesehth for the Cape, 'arrived at. St. Helena the 16th May.* The Dorsetslsire and Winchelsea, from London, arrived at - St. Helena the.' Bth May. Tbe ship Ganges, for Madras and Calcutta, was spoken with by the Swan, from the South Sea, all well, on the 25th April, In lat. 34. 44. S. long. 4. 19. E. The Jessie, WILLIAMS ' from Dumfries, has landed her pas sengers at Pictou, Prince Edward's Island, and likhibucto, after a passage of thirty-one days, all well. The Spanish schooner Sin Josef& i from Ls Guira, a regular trader between that port and St. Thomas's, was captured on the Ist ultimo, off St. Thomas's, by the Lomita Insurgent privateer. She had a cargo of specie, &c. valued at 70,000 .dollars. The schooner Rose, with a cargo supposed as valuable as the San Jo sefa's, sailed at the same time, and it was feared had fallen into the hands of the Patriots. FALNOCTII, Jett 2t.—V.lnd N. N.W.----Arrived, the Lady Arabella packet, with a Mail from Lisbon in seven days. Sailed the Osborne packet, with a Mail for the Islands. Arrived off this port, the Alpha, from St. Michael's for London. Jet.r 23.—Wind N.W.—Arrived off this port the Albion, Rtenssomo, from Quebec in twenty-six days, for Southampton. Ptvasoevar,Jura 23.—Wind N I?..—Arrived the Latona, Ru -1111,40/4, from kliramichi. She spoke, on the kith insttart,.th Prince Coburg, from Quebec fur Coik, with her fore-topmast sprung.—Passed up Channel last evening, the Triton, in thirty days, from Quebec fur London. Juav 24.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Bideford, from Prince Edward's Island. Sailed the Flora, Dastor-mals, for the Tex& PORTIMOCIII ' Juts. 24.—Wind W.—Arrived the Navieator, Looms, from London for Halifax ; and his Majesty's ship Casotz, from Deptford. Passed up Channel, the Sappho, As.- MAN, from Jamaica. Sailed the Svisatatio cutter, on a cruize. u Jor 9.s.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Gaa.t.sw, from a cruize, and Lirrav, from the Downs; also the folio xiog from London—Lotus, Merton, for Bengal; Caroline, TAYLOR, for New South Wale.; Natalia, Mazur', for St. Andero ; and several others, names tat known. Sailed the Regulus and Abeona transports, for Chatham. Haar. JCLY 24.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Ins dian, his‘to ; the Hannah; Henry, 'lnuairsos; Hull, WATT; Henry, MASON ; and the Frindsbury, from Quebec ' • Diamond, Deceive°, from the Isle of Wight and Boston; and several more, particulars unknown. JCLY 25.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Edward, Mextto ; Lively, Taterrea; ltobcrt and Anne, MITCH eta. ; Mary, TAYLOR; and Triton,--, from Quebec; and Betsy, Ittnea, from Riga for Btidport. Came down from the the Charles LOCK, for the South Seas; Isabella, BOOTH, for St. John's, New Brunswick; and the Nathalie, DUSIUL, for Rouen. Dover', JULY 24.—Arrived the Dolphin, Blowx, front Sun derlar.d, with damage in her sails, rigging, and hull, having been run foul of by the Arethusa, I Limas, from London for Jamaica. bloormose, Juan 21.—Arrived the London, CUNNINGHAM, from Greenland, with 12. fish, 150 tuns; and iNi`Cormick, Vous°, with fish, 40 tuns. They teport the success of the following ships :—Montrose—Eliza, Swam, 5 fish ; Spencer, 4 ; and hero, 4. Aberdeen—Dee ' 2; June 20,2 fish; Don, Her. cults, clean ; Middleton, e; and St. Andrew, 8. Dundee-- Fairy, 5 fish. Peterhead—Alert, July, 4 fish ; Eclipse, 11 ; Gleaner, 2. Hope, 2 ; Resolution, 4 ; Superior, 10 ; and Union, lb. Leith—Juno, 7 fish. Greenock—John, 9 fish. Kirkwall—El len, 2 fish. Hull—May 3, Ehor, 2 fish ; and Manchester, 14. Whitby—July 1, Aimwell, 1 fish; Henrietta, 6; Iltunony, 6; Janes, 3; lively X 3l Mars 6 ; I hernia, 1; Volunteer, 12; and William and Ann, 9. Jets 25.—Arrived the Harmony, Biwa t 4, of Ir vine, with loss of maicmast. CUWES, JELY the.' Navigator, Locals, from London, to take troops to Halifax. • Sournaurros, JCLY 22.—The Louisa, Lord Caaveri's yacht, arrived, with the family, last evening, and sails fur Holland im mediately : they have cruised to the southward,. and visited Ilymouth and the Breakwater. The Antelope yacht, belonging to Sir Enwaan 'Wattaans, and the Transit yacht, belonging to the Hon. G. VLINON, have arrived here from the Mediterranean. HA !MICH, itnor 25.—Aryived the . Beaufoy packet, with a Mail from Holland. Tanstoorm, JULY 25.—The Sarah, Waionr, of Newcastle, got en the Neweotne yeeterday, but got off by assistance this morning, and makes no water. Livithrocn., Jute 23.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte; Capt. )l'}Czix, from Calcutta, sailed the 24th of February. Currou-nousa, Jets , 25.—Ships Entered Inwards: Success, from St. Lucia; Unanimity, from Memel; Fortune, from Tene rife; Britannia from Kiel : Pursuit, from St. Petersburgh ; lr Fores, from Calcutta; Catalina, from Sierra Leone; Christian, front Wismar; Ann, from Waterford; Hannah, from Cape Bretot.—Entered Outwards : Mathew, for Rio Janeiro ; Thetis, for Jamaica ; Sea Nymph, for Venice ; Albion, for Genoa ; Per severance, for lianthurgh ; l'huthe, for Dublin ; Lord Liver pool, for Rotterdam ' • Melly, for liamburgh ; Ann, for Para:— Cleared Outwards: Richard, fur Dublin; Saraphim, for Got tenburg ; Ann, for Ilamburgh ; Ida, for Stettin ; LaWience, for Christiana; Ocean, for .St. Petersburgh ; Betsey for Alicant. General DEVEREVX, who left Liverpool the hitter end of April, n ith the remainder of the Irish Legion, arrived at Barbadoes on the 9th of June, and was to - ilit - AN4 • The following is an ettrict of a letter from Val paraiso, dated the 19th April, IE2Ot " Here we are knAip g rapid strides towards compkte lade ' pendenee; one step moVe, and which la about to hv taken, will bring us to our journtYi End. We:e you itere,..y.i wokid be glad to see a whole people sti - usgling.tbr freedom, With every hope of success. " It is my opinion that on the fall of Peru, which I sin' r ro &ably have the happiness to announce to you in my m. at, this great Peninsula will settle into a Government somewhat like that to which I allude. What a field is here open to such a man as Bonaparte, with the prudehce and moderation which adver. - sity and time must haie taught bin, ! My occupations have, in some degree, prevented me from writing to you and some few others whom I esteem and regard; . hut I will frankly confess that I might have dor.eici often, could I hate relolved to wri:e to you a 'shot t letter, and not the histury of passing events as I w shed, but h .d not courage to inidertake. I send y. u, how ever, some puSlic papers, from which you may collect h facts as may-prove most interesting to you, as they relate mo.e parti cularly to the department under my charge. " All things are prospering, as regard myself, to the utmost of my espe:tatio t. I have been pretty successful by sea, 7nd more so by land. My copper works, ten, are getting fast forward; they wi3 be prodigiously profitable ; and the Government have just giv:n me a farm of 20,010 acres, most of wlf.th is cultivated, and situated in the finest part of Chili, near 'Coticertiosu ; and I am in treaty fur the purchase of 80,0(0 acres, which u Wise a for- I tune when the corn-market of Lima opens. Can )ou believe that they are so ignorant of machinery here, that Hour is four times dearer than grain ?" TUNBRIDGE "WELLS, JULY 24. This place begins to fill with fashionable comb pany, notwithstanding the number of families which remain in town. A band of music, supported by subscription, plays every day at nine o'clock in the mot &co' and at three is the afternoon, on the Parade, and the othet amusements of the place have already commenced.—The damage done in this neighbour ' hood by the late storms is incalculable. The wheat and otl•er corn is beaten down, and the long grass in some places laid as, flat as if it had been rolled down with a garden rclLr. The hay harvest is not yet, finished„, and a great deal of hay has been spoiled. The effects of the weather have been molt felt in the further parts of Sus ex, tow arc!s Lewes, East Grin stead, and Horsham. _ _ The greatest state of distress prevails among the farmers; numerous individuals in this neighbourhood, and about East Grinstead, are preparing to leave their farms, on account of the great disproportion between the products of their crops and the high rents, by whiar they a; e distressed. . r r r .1 RAMSGATE, JULY 24% Witiiin the last few days, this very favourite resort of distinguished company has begun to fill fast. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS came down in his yacht, on Satur- day last, and teturned yesterday evening, by the same conveyance, to attend his duties in Parliament, The Sailing.match spoken cf in our last has been broken off by the owner of the Nincy, of Whitstable, who, of course, forfeits his deposit. This has caused a good deal of public disappointment. A kRIVALS AT TIM Almon norm—The Earl Waldegrave and family, Lord Galway and family, Sir Conn and Lady Halkett, Sir Hugh P. Palliser, and the Hon. Win. Noel. MARGATE, JULY 24. Friday, a party of smugglers, endeavouring to work contra band goods on sh.l.-e, near !Wellington Minis, were detected by the men belonging to the Coast blockade service, who seized twenty half-ankers of foreign spirits, with one horse and cart ; they secured five of the men, and tcok them before E. HOTS. Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the Cinque Ports, who fully committed them to Dover jail,to which place they were conveyed under the charge of ; five Constables, a Mid shipman, and two melt, belonging to the service, with the excep tion of one young man, who made his escape just as he was going into prison. As the Officers and men were escorting china to the Office at Margate, a great number of persons ashambled to gether, and one man (Davey Thomas) was takeirinto custody for assaulting some of the men on duty, and compelled to fiad bail to answer the charge at the next Dover Sessions. Sunday morning, limey Spicer was taken into custody, fur violently asoitating different persons in the streets, and lodged in the cage; but, in the night he effected his escape, by the asstst ance of some other persons, by breaking a large hole in the wall, which was evider by began on the outside. sail from thence direct for Angostura. During the aquatic excursion of the Merchant- The Cour TOF CLA•itis.—The Court was on Mon -4 day occupied in hearing arg uments f, r and against Tailors' Company yesterday up the River, a boat . t was upset, just above Putney Bridge, by the eager the claims rf the Rev. Mr. Dyreoke to perform the office of Champion by deputy at the King's Corona which had'fallca into the wafer. The party, six in claim had been allowed in former iastances, and par number, were fortunately all picked up, having re ceived no other injury than a good ducking. ticularly that of a Lady, possessed a the Manor of A letter from Genoa is posted at Lloyd's, stating Scrivelsby, who was permitted to appoint one of her sons as her deputy at the Coronation of Richard H. that the truce between Tuscany and Algiers had expired on the sth inst. and that advices from Leg- It was also shewn that, in cases where the office had horn had been received at Genoa, _conveying infor- been performed by deputy, the King had never in mation that the Algerine squadron had captured two terfered in his appointment. The ATTORNEY-GENE- Tuscan vessels, and that apprehensions were enter- RAL, however, contended against the right of the Rev. tained for the safety of - their boats engaged in the Mr. Dymoke to appoint his deputy. A claim was coral-fisher on Gibraltar, dated the Sd inst. state,, on the coast of Barbary. then p ut in on behalf of Lord John Townsend. to Letters from serve the o ffi ce of Chantron, on the plea that the that the Dutch and American squadrons had sailed manor of Scrivelsby appertained to the manor of Marmion, of whith he was Lord, and that 'he was ea in pursuit of the fleet which lately left Algiers, con gable of performing the service in person. Tne Court, tar from Majorca mention, that the disease, which sisting of five vessels. Accounts received at Gibral on consultation, considered Lord - John Townshend had at first been reported the plague, had consider- to have failed in establishing his claim, and deferred the consideration of the Rev. Mr. Dymoke's claim to ably subsided. _Every precaution was taken at Gi serve by deputy, to the 31st instant. braltar to prevent infection. General Risco is extremely ilia . : Seville. . A plant of Lilium Japonicum is at present in flower the fiist.time in Scotland) in the garden of Mr. The Spanish ('ortes have determined to rescind the (or FALCONAR, of Carlowrie, introduced from Uinta by Decree of the Extraordinary Cortes, dated the 18thi JOHN SreetweT, Esq. of Binny, Commander of t h e of March, 1812, which excluded the Infantas Don FRANCISCO PAULA and Donna MARIA LOUISA, Ex. Lady Me:ville (East Indiaman), in 1819. Queen of Etruria, from the succession to the Throne. I So great was the supply of salmon this traini ng "the' trade of Quebec is rapidly extending. On at Billingsgate, that 'mime fish sold at 6d. per p oun d. 1 A Gentleman who has teturned from a tour iu shire, reports that the wheat, for want of sun, entered the 10th of June, 1819, the number of vessels which is rather backward, but that the crop will he great; , ' entered that port during the preceding twelve month s was 226, and the amount ef tonnage 53,(5 k On the that barley, for fineness and quantity, .was never 10th June, 1820, 283 vessels had arrived within a similar period, and the amount of tonnage was 74,473. more promising ; and that the Hop district is now in full flower. About. Weyhill they expect to begin The casts from the Elgin Marbles, which his Ma hop-picking before the commencement of the wheat Jor,TY presented to the Athenzum at Plymouth, are all nearly fixed in the several niches of the building. ha r v est. A fine sample of new oats was exhibited on Satur da last at Keel. ASSIZES —The Judges, the Right Hon. Sirket, the prodece of the far CHARLES ABBOTT and Sir GEORGE WOOD, arrived at ~yj ••• 4 T aunton mat of J. niteree, Lsq. of Ash Pr iors, near that town. I Maidstone yesterday, and proceeded to Church, where The barley harvest has commenced in some parts and 'they attended Divine Service, and took the Sacra - of Hampshire, and proves a fair crop, very went, after which they opened their Commission at • 000 d ,„ c ,„.. , 'ty. the Town Hall. There are 74 prisoners for trial. i° c --- v.. — : ose.....ciaseux MA RE-Wri. JULY 26.—The weath er h a Ina Lady STRATHMORE'S carriage broke down, about been (avowable since Monday, produced a dalnea, 'h i 4 1; i ; two miles from Durham, as her Ladyship was pro- of .AK heat this moiling, at,il slibbligh Monday's prices weer sa le to perform the last f oe a 1 tribute to the it- tuned for the finest sam Ti ples, .yet ah tbere of was hale or med r a lan d Dais being considerable, tuaills of the late Eat - I. Her La(tyshlp has gone to fcr say ,her uvrti. h le ari ' a the' tra ct s Ivan very heav y ;It a r e duction of lc per 'putter. In S•reatlarn Castle. - ". I Barley, Deans and P,:iti there in no alteration. t ; - - 1 I. if i