Star. — London, England, 1831-08-12 00:00:00

v "_~'" ~ZiF.i..« ... ~.,.~« k,~,. ~. ~.. , ollllt. F_ )t , . *, ' V ''.< .-.! I, - - , . . . . •nrr DIP FEU r %•CE RETlrErNiflc ENSLAVE)) 4Nli I.IOENTIOUS PRESS. • • TO THE RMAriiTTRE STAR. St it—A celebrated writer has remarked that an Orator is only useful to those about him; but an A,lO - .or may prove of service to those who are t distant. . Upon this principle, I hold it to be the dirty of every individual wl-o is qualified and at leisure to impart knowledge through the medium of the Press, to avail himself of it for the good of mankind. The destiny of man is labour, and heever labours to the best effect, whether in the natural or the literary world, is deserving of the highest applatirce. Mr. Cobbett was honoured, teed of being degraded, by being styled labourer in the late prosecution against him for nn alleged iilcel ; for his persevering literary !Rheum nee well known, and it is equally well known that they have aught such important truths to light as justly to entitle him to nor hest thanks. Whatever Coilts he may bare., they can heir no pronortion to the vast good he his done to the state by his writ ing.. and instead of livoking for a public writer , without.faulte, we should recollect that men are I not angels. There was a time when few excert the clergy, and those of the learned profession., could read aid w.ite,and the consequence was that the rest Offfian- . kind were kept in complete ignorance. and treated , as if they were of an inferior species, nor is it to he do , Jited that it was the di sign of the borotigh ; Lionger despets to bring the people again into, this eegisuleil state ; hilt the intrepiLity of our present I atriot king has frustrated their design, end the peir'lc press has so enlightened the labentit, elassts that they are tow fully aware of their (rem strength, and will no longer submit to be bought and sold like cattle in a market. The press has taught its that an hereditary aristocratic oligarchy .is the worst of all GoVernmenta,and that to avoid so so great an evil we must seek refuge in a limited constitutional monarchy, which will secure to all ranks the enjoyinent of their rights and privileges, and restore to us that peace and prosperity which we have been so long deprived of by the mono polizing crew, who have devoured the fruit of our labours, and contracted such an enormous national debt for the aggrandizement of themselves, as some think must after all end in a general bankruptcy. A free press, says an able writer, is the•parent of.much good in a state. But even a licentious press is a far less evil than a press that is en slaved, because both sides may be heard in the former case, but not in the latter. A licentious press may be an eviLead an enslaved press omit be so ; for an enslaved press may cause error to be more current than wisdom, and wrong more pow er ful than right ; whereas a licentious press cannot effect these things, (or it it gives the poison, it gives also the antidote, which au enslaved press withholds. An enslaved prises is doubly fatal, it not only takes away the true light, for in that case we might stand still, but it sets up a false one, that c'ecoys us to our destruction. That the great Ruler of .the universe may ever hereafter,' protect us from boroughmonger domina tion, and from the destructive consequences. of an enslaved press is the earnest wish and prayer of • AN AGED PATRIOT. Brkk-eourt, Tempt* Aug. I*. 1831. The Marquis of Douro, who retired from the 60th, or King's royal rifle corps, in Nov. 1830, in order to attain the rank (4 major, on the unattached list,.bas been appointed one of, the majors of the 2d battalion of the rifle brigade, commanded by Major- General Sir George Bingham. His lordship's brother, Lord Charles Welfelley,is a captain in the fest battalion of the rifle brigade. Neither the noble marquis nor Lord Charles have, however. seen any active service, although the distinguished corps to which they belong Is now stationed in the Mediterranean Islands. The Duke of Wellington is Colonel in Chief of the rifle brigade—a circum stance which may account for both his Grace's sons holding commissions in the same regiment, • Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East-India House when Lieutenant-General Sir Colin Halkett, K.C.B. was sworn in as Coalman dm-in-Chief of the Company's Forces, and second Member of Council at Bombay. The Gamier afterwards dined with the Directors at the London Tavern. EAST IN nt• SALES. — OiI Tuesday morning the East India Company's sale of saltpetre and &apices took place at the India House, and in con sequence of the warlike state of affairs on the Cpntineut, the demand for saltpetre was very ac ti e, at advanced pikes. 'the quantity of salt petre offered was upwards of 300 tons, and the Lidding commenced very actively at 44*. per cwt. An advance, however, to 465. 6d. per cwt. im mediately took place, and the average of the sale as front 456. 6d. to 465. per cwt. a refraction hunt I id. to 20. per cent. tlpwaids of 3,000 bags of this article were announced fur sale in the after noun. The speculative demand wza very great as compared `Stith the priee of last Company's sale. Saltpetre Ipisizuproved from 7s. to 8.. per cwt. of about 1.200 bags of black pepper taxed at 2fd. 400 bags sold at 3d. per lb. white pepper went off at .50. to Sid. per lb. fine cloves at Is. 11d. to 2s. per lb. nutmegs were bought in (about 400 claim) at 3s. to 3s. sd. per lb. and cassia buds at om 60e. to 65e. per..e . w t. contract has beep signed. and is is rte coarse .of eteecution, to supply the Russian Government with 40,000 muskets, and when this quantity is ' delivered, a further contract for 40,000 more is ,„expected. The contractors are three eminent houses of Birmingham, and three of London, who, . .„ to secure • monopedy, act in concert. I can neon .. • . lion their names it.,provoked by a repeated de nial of the above statement. Funds to guarantee the payment ate depueited in the Bauk of England. Such is the indignation of the tugliali labourers at the irruption of the crowds of Irish among _ • them , that on Thursday last 41 • set upon in Lincolushire, amid bated. The magistrates and taut did not arrive tile the outrage „The ..men were attended to, and say, are doing as aellaa can . Last Saturdiy night, a little a tire IA es iftscovertd Uri the prembree at his farm at Crinninghani. puthe alarm wax given 'at St „Aistley'lqt6tetie to . sine. was roe:it:l;l*M. In: plasi, , wick c;f,aeciliit . 4if,(3: : bit pi , aster, the Monies could not' stack a as destroyed.' '['Tiers !'t to believe that thisiscis was . • r..4N0R.1.311A OF THE Hititt EMPIRJ. SUNNEX AOVICRTIZER, Aurset 8. Our RAMS TO.tk place on Thursday, Friday, and Satir. day last ; the sport was tolerably good, het the ante Maori was extremely scanty. The sitting of Parliament peeved a great drawback to the presence of the neighboaring ; nobility and gentry. On the second day; three nen mew heavy showers of rain, which compelled the woven, hrdd to seek shelter. During this race, Mr. Nortee's br. C. by Qulliver bolted and broke hi. 111, and it was deemed ex. ',diem to kill the pnor animal upon the spot. 'A purls-. man who had gone u p to view the hone. ineautions cep. Preached too near the sweep* of a windmill, which were In /[argon, and one of which struck him in the back part of the head, and felled him to the ground, which contdders* injured him. Jaw as the horses had passed the wino pent, two girls imorudeetly crossed the course in front the - racers anti were knocked down t they were taken up is a state of insensibility, and cui.veyrd tea booth, but went found to be m severely injured, that Mr. Shirley. one of the Stewtrda of the races, kindly sent them home is his carriage. Both are labouring under • concussion of the! brain, and still continue in a state of insensibility, with, lit tlehopes rat their recovery. Recent arriv:as at Parsons's Sea House Hotel, Irne.i thing. include lady Dudley Stuart, the Count and Coen.; teat Monsen'', Mr. and Lady Mary Singleton, Hon. Mr.! Talbot, Hon. CoL and Mrs. Fayn. Mr.. liming, Mr. Ho • , Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Tamil', 31r. and Mrs. Barlow and gamily, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay and family. Mr. end Mrs. Tine*, Mr. and Mts. Warne. Alf. ; and Slni.Tedhurier and family, Mr. and blrePenny, VERSES room IN BA NWELL CAVIL ! BT 0, Spirit of the rave 1 declare Flom whence this mingled mass of bone s-L df Sta g , Wolf, Barak% and Bear— Thus tossed about with clay and stenos ? Drafted In far fond, or by the staves Of raging Rood impelled for shrine, Did the poor wretches Aral their graves rushing in here better shelter ? 'Say, why no bOnee are to be food Of the great 'Ruler, Men ? Or, why None of his likettese Ape around. Amidst theltaapl can descry? whecee—..still More strange! these vast remains, From neighb'ring gave, of And Tygers—beasts of ladian gir ptr How came they to these frigid haunts ? STIZIT. Wait.Stranw, till that happy day When alll:arit's secrets, now conceal, Shall to thy sight, by the clear ray • Of'llesenly wisdom be reread. But if, impitient, facts to know, You fain the oracle would try all, • To German caves and Yirkdales go— Consult Beard, Curler, Buckland, Lyall. Tuppen's Marine Library and boatman's Stuns Louise are now very gay of an evening; they alternmy, and toge ther, for boat at the same time are crowded te excess, hu. elude in their merry vortex all the rank, and elepice, snit fashion and beauty In Brighton. Miss Cenrie, with lice charming sister, maintains .bet ameadancy In public ads 'nation, and continues a resistless attraction at the farther place. Assimix—Coorsa v. BOTTINCtr—This was • Me of assault, in which Mr. Cooper, solicitor of Brighten, was the prosecutor, and which excited great interest at the time of the examination Wore the Brighton bench. Mr. Adol phus opened the case, when Mr. Clarkson. the defendant's counsel, stated to Lord Tenterden that his client was union* to settle the matter without proceeding further. The LI lowing arrangement was then entered into 6.—Tne defendant to plead guilty, make an ample public apology, and pay All costs as between attorney and c&nt, to Le taxed by Air. Clark, the clerk of arraigns. . . . The defendant thee pleaded guilty, sod entered into his owe recognizance of 106[. to appear and r•OtiVe judgment when called on. Mr. Clarkson delivering Mr. Bookies apology, addressed his Lordship—Sly Lad,.in the part of Mr: Hotting, I am instructed to express kit grateful sense of the great indulgence show, him by Mr. Cooper, and a es publicly to state his regret that, in a u °meet of 'fellatio •, be should to far have forgotten "diesel/ as to have tessera to stemmas so perf‘stly unjustifiabk. I beg, my Lord, to' express Sir. Bottiog's thanks i. Sir. Cooper, for the handy some manner in which he Ids relinquished thls.presecution, and to assure him that his future cos nuct will prove the deep mew he enter.aine of the leniency and moderation ezerehed towards him by Sir. Cooper.. Lewis, AUG. 2.—White Wheat, new, 31 Ile; red do.- 1 new. 31 ben; red wheat, old, 21 186 to 31 Se ; oats, old, U IM to LI 8e; oil-cake per Al, 19L NARRIED—Air. Donald Barclay, of Mayfield, solici► tor; to Mary, youngest dev a luer of the late H. O. Stone. DIED—At Wcsamrtem, mar Arundel, Air. Joseph Up. perton, 71. BRISTOL LIBERAL, Aorta ( lamb-Alf .14 .Boneti so n . Menent, be ICU. th. • 11 uiblit a Alt. hdworS, Hlllll-etteit. D/$ll/ I ;..A t aim, m med, ar stain; South arks. f a is city, , SPAFr&Rit.e/Myf RCURY, lugs & nerrbreental butcher's nibket. meted on the site Of the eon* iceman, la at lermh tmnipkted, and wa alsnostl this•the tionMesf is 6, the itisipSlN Grecian Doric me*, pa; *WO or west Net cetkielt of two wing pod with hold alums upon solid stone, smear, Mid hies% kindeorne Omelets entisilees. The, "4" pI.TI• maple,* Grecian erchitenum,, stomestited =Pak far ah mitated aka did i lib }time entablimures of the in i termediate "ski ttsa elettiwined by massive columns, andehtidifrersen mucances.and 11Pattil b°' tireen are filled frith ettrielied boo watt. The north 14611% ; .hkh le eke of mono. b tonally to be admired foe simpli-, eft and elegance. The mouldings are beautifully ereinilledy: Ike limportkine of the seemsi poll of the building up., pew to be well presemted, If we cusps the tannid entranoe of the west fiont, which ap?ears too narrow, and the cupola , which, thou g h well designed, Is certainly so small for doe 5 • I. . Themes of the interim is 132 feet, by 93. ellowl2= butchers' stalls, wi t h a venues 11 feet wide, ex I of suMelent convenianto for Meeks and standings. Ili is coined with high and low roofs, (similar to St.! John'ts Araticit, fiverpool,) supported by iron catmint* The lights and ventilators are in the side. of the. hinh; roof neventy.bat-wing gm lights are diked to the stalls. Asekweir.--On Thursday week, the Staftbrdshire mul t h i la Wend. Tariet at Seam. Sean after 1 o'clock, the Patroness, Mrs. Buller, arrived in an elegant ei r . nags tour boreal, mid pres ently sitorwerds led the way to the archery grounds of the scab% followed by a fair, 'train, with which Diana herself had been honoured. The shoodlefillimordiate4 commenced at two sets of tsegeta,ma continued with great spirit till four o'clock, when ik x :ljrinr° warn oilimlgted to 'Miss E. split of elegant " ear. drops, me_ having made the mans smaller of hits in the the tar ;to mks Chpriewood, the second •prise-; to likes (, 4oe. thethird paw. renntesvaxci or Tot following no tification )tas been extensively imblisbei in the Parish of Moslem. by Mtge placards on the 'wink, &c. " To slit Inhohlbair orthe Parish of Borstem, " The minister, and churchwardens of the parish of Burden,. having repeatedly witnessed. with der nifret4 the open and . profanation of the. Sabbath, whic h pievaih it. the parish, by the hawking of goods, opening of shops. and by individuals hilkwing their worthy calling on the Loors,day a aka by the itesemidegs of romps Of disorderly character s in the streets, and by the disgraceful runic of gaming, which Is carried on in the more retired ports of the town, to the rat annoyance of thipmenable Eithahltants, and the minden injury of public morals; de hereby give node., 'that it is their determination to ass every, means to their power to prevent the recurrence of Mel tells in and they do most earnestly invite the assistanes'anden-aperation of the respectable %habitants of the parish, in 11. e enforcement of the lawn against persons so Wending, and 'in their endeavours to suppress vim and drunkeneesscind 'also in. peoneming a Setter snood- Poi *. the lower classes, on divine worship. They feel thernitelfits• celled upon especially to admonish parents, sad keels 'of !snake, against suffering their children 'end servants to loiter about the streets, and in .the fields, A the Lord's-day ; whereby they obtain habits of indiffix mice folull *Vous duties, Awns ,imPeoprit and - Skieue asecdat!ons, and thus lay the foundation of future mi sery and disgrace • it being an nneontroverted feet t with 'try fop eemptiolti) that ill 'those whir hate finished their career of infamy at the gallows, have commenced their course of crime by 'neglecting to keep holy the Sabbath si.y. The r um, duly eppreciating dm benefits both public and vete. which seise from a Christian observ a nce of the Lord ~day, have provtded ample accommodation Tot all classes of individuals in the places set sport for public wonbip. In amordanee, therefore with the views of his Majesty's Ommtninent, and smutted by d sense of duty, the Minims rs and Churchwardens moat :earnestly call the 'ken. des of the parishioners to this important subject, and auk Ws appeal will not be made in vain. thr ass Ptty Sessions. bold -in the *hire MAL &afford, on Saturday last, Wore }Burl Taltot, R. Moocktoo, Sac sada. Rev. R. Lovett, nearly tweet, puldhons and tmtaileis of beer were convicted in mitipted_ penalties for Whig jogs in their poebssaion which not bold the quantity required by Act of Parlialnent. 'lt oast of eird Timm Ow called) lad little more 'hon.& pint and a half, and in dam cased a higher'pinfahl was inakted. Boast nramixo.—Oni alibi does men eaaviestet bcrse stealing at Pool Assists, last week, hasrliselosed mast' hoponant pariktikrs both ad to the plans of hie associateak wee are yet at large N imid as to the nem and Saws a abaft He says lb.; She pWtave, its a few years stolen arrest' heated bones from 3al. p and the neididociurine Mantles and that persons who reside on' the .pot are the &gems who, mnimunicate-to the thkves front whe.es horses may be stolid with the lesattisk of "det.etion. A correspadent of thilitqfordeitireldrerfkor lays, " I make the dreadful explosion of a steam-boiler at Liverpool. MIMI a surety plate of skeet brad keen axed to Mich a bollerk it would have been physically impossible' to harm la with arm. About twain mamba ago, I tried to berm" steam. engirt, Wes, rani for winding up Mar kit did sot elect it 1., 1 1 0 !arty plate kodwo!!1, heceolte:elionek ea the_ ham 'ea 6. On Monday arenhig a Ineadni Iletho kreoeindell of Boot elasticity lieresiell,iiiiiii Into ii liemeoi. and ;Tit and Shoemakers, was held at the Ship. Jameeematm, Ho' asunder without any filiplients;'lettingliribiltealeilbh * the Pcricier of petitioning the Legislature fei a R.peal of loud but harmless explosion." . . that . Va ses upon kaoline/Pe The nestin g was Vtii nu- MA If HI RD.—At Upward). the Rev. Thos. Lov e d a y, MerollSll attennea, and kir. Harris was unanimously called to gri m Chow n . of Ala i midj, to the cheir.—Mr. John Ponce. junior, in rising to Tnisnen Itlfs • D.—At Lane &d r fid, Ms. Ralph Toft—At Con. the 'first rualution, asid. he felt rejoiced at seeing se crowded Ow, the Rev. S. Williamson, Mt feet years Incumbent and requeuthie an assembly ; for knowing . as be did, that —gd, The Rev. John Lsoton. a Lawton, Cheshinal-At this meeting had been allied togetha at the suggeodon of Leek, 66, Catherine wife of John Cruse, Reg —At Ml a few hadividuals, without the ltd of a sloes placard, he ems,. m r . G um p BLi t ., could not expect to have beheld such a meeting u the pee. NORT,II2I4PTOY Piling PRAIA All 9. sent. He would militia them that “ kneel/die aim • Th e t aw e n d juitt.rethiveete of gem e m enntimmehuu "t en power," and that tyrannical governsamenui . 1111JOS ought to h a d t h e i r d a y," i n every new of i h s iseuur b. Th e i r c h em . elide/VOW to prevent the imauction art the v conscious N an., Mr . Cartwright and flit C. Knightly, have paraded. thanthe present march of mind had dis the darkened ands' a 4, triumphal .Feb, " to ten the expessaion of th e t rle clouds of ignorance and superstition ; t it war like the Northeraution Aletritry. to celebrate at' detail. Thew le glorious Sun. rising in the Lethal, ruglike* .in his sour,.. eve point in Sir Chirlees speech, which we tleam it ri tto and enlivening and enriching every soil iier which it threw not i ce more particularly. •He said that the poll . t4at 1:3 his . rays. Ana mute limber observations, Mr. I '. moved ' t h ere wee only a m of ateetty one in forty i n the 1 i 6 y A lp 1 the first resolution. Mr. Kingdom war happy to observe, Nerth e u i p ta n fit cod', to t h e r e am s iestiow ...the i set o f that although they had taxed the Prom so heavily, yet the *cry forty-one fralhbidsra,t vrepty.one VON for the bill end thirst for intormation teas such, that it- had been obtained twent y against it. We shall wow see h ew O w matter waw a, through cl . annels nut even dreamt of. He would take SO lile.'eartrafght says they have th e .. properirrof the Minn,' example anon among theinselves—for ghat purpose was w i t h t h em I Admided—as to the •great preipiienits. •• We that meeting called ? why to 'husk and reason aiming them. vam i they have the olntilligeuee and independence' of /wives the propriety of petitioning pon that the odious taxes u t h e M unty with t h em r_Dented. Because if the In. knowledge should be repealed, the effect of which would he t e m p - nee an d ind e p en d ence e t t h e what , had been w i t h to make them the first body of freemen in the world. He. th em , they would hav e bas e sheets!. Ii was t h e ; n o_ hoped that the other trade* would Aglow their example. H. Ap es an d md epeu d ence e t t h e county t h at co u nter. read the secoud'illsoluiloo. tailed the indocile' of propaty, and caused their Mr. ruggid ! i ftniinlied t that all montrior were l:Z: *Vet:mit and ff the tenets ermine great men lead left titled in proportion to the amount a publical kneel 'ei Unshackled as Were • those of Lora Lilford. the majority diffused among the proPH.' Loch at fallen Apain t and. be. wosid kare been much more decisive. Hspptly fur oar 'lighted Portugal; 10 both of Mow CMUlgieltbe Poi* have country, intelligence and indepeodenoe are not now outlined not altogether eight papas, and, as a name of ammo, ow. to the peerage or the "soiree/thy. Thepsoperty of the hint manicured of slavery, and hafe a 'iagralathaaaal TOO III 4 III may bedeck a precestion like that of Thursday ; the eighty lor the tyranny of conKfrairld abuts . Sakti in mot grOrlaaa• seven Carriages of the pars. baroness, and squires.. imp bring. is frahce &Wend, or America. The aim :Cl w y d ~torther the two hundred and * lieTenty.stx harasses farm Political ,knowledge. l*.dirtinul, .. ; 41 4 ',room inulllaro., ...our' liseWhitaksZtultreresee Ito molts t alet - tiseh a momesteli is people for 'no luialanno" of mWr Tiliel.• _Min Ore to attract .. an inhumes concourse of persons on foot." that political lnionledge 4 Doe' liege Here or Intik know- Thou ad& be a vast display of wealth and estenieden ; ledge that dues nor ciiald beiond'ilie enhOol'llonlaillucihd but where were the intelligence and independence of the knowledge which Is (*inductee' to the "purism 41, phi& smutt y ?—nut i n t h e sph o dki c h ar i ot , wow among t hal ier h c . outfit. • - •-' • • who hollowed In ass teals become they followed thirties* le Mt. Eager then *le 'f.xl*a th'iduieroe, Weiler almagid of their landlord and theft mister—but they wore to Petitiohirg of little it no savior, is Whit Mime bon' an am o ng than men who 4 61 1.4 mo v ed:, to the pal i a ta.d.<l to. • , expanse to the candidate ; and seeking no advermage nn th at Ihe Chairman asisil that some yeirs . WOO. ther OM D to be deriv e d t hr o u g h t h e common weal; and DO other re. very titattote Olti;etatiliO 0rA P 104 11.611.0 01, which said a raid than that which will ever seism from the onteekindtrie great depressiou in claims» node; and produced emir:et eh . having du c h ame d a w him d ut y, &m e etly, g us h l u au distress awning .. the cra ft In lidera t . ' they met to ilerictrart 4taced'oot the. triumph of Thursday i they were tn. go Plod he Whir present ; they were then had, ' Oh, it Is DO inlet* lithely discharging their - *Wive duties .to petition ! bat it was however arrerVifin they Should, and • that pageantry which / filed lir Asti nide oish ' the !Peach shues were 'inhibitor:a:4W' QuM soda ebauf ' t. 1 c fP M Pric.ik' --- ' 'OSO I !YW . "' - - r • Float , ' • of the Irish. anal Dirt Alo2- . 111 MK ogaged same Meet ire * derieit IN* a viaelthles ass ipitt, dot kr It his kr!'t rev!•! l , o , 4 l"moweinß hornet. ea gabs km Akar day mosidng lei vat, teep sal three orient Triebistels a MI =ale the itrasigise. dry. 'Wore dial aft Am het they wean eyikthdr 'The Mhos thee watesed to task for whidt dray mews sepia& ' P lt il-I pelled ■a Chart Waveleelt he *peal Mae Dotter Itturshedly, of ehti town, toe* clew iitlrdlwrostied oft*. ten reeidg around the beeims of as trotatv, tor de* si. testenoe in parnefdirg the food to . Ile the goemers of Bedford linfleniaLso e'en that breglioden as a rowel bos pitit Tits lir. T. P. thell, Wiwyett Pageell, Ms In consequence elprllled his Is of preaching a seem. and stektess milestisn. Weetessikeleing the anniversary of the commencement Of the late aimals islklaTie t the members of the Warwick Political Satiety iiitimbled at the Grand Stand, on the race me*, sad parte* et a sortential and excellent dinner of meat-beef, plum-riddle& sod good ale. The hilarity of the seining Cato benossea * several approprime teases • and mega. At semeldeek tiondss were admitted, and danc ing continued wile iidelp le elite boar. The omporatiett Nell *dr peed day yassetday((Monday) tor the others, omelet if fahr i ls ie he meads, , and realeethqg chosen to be dm Ift wise and diverse men ef Northampton, to assist to and germ the peat body of their more enlightened neighbours. When will such ano- Mulles cruse, sod common sense resume her meted power ? 1 1 10111TIWITTOlf, Auev. o.—Wbem, red, 60. so Ms • lee, Mk to 1101; Barley, 3A to Ms ; malting , 37s to Ws ; Malt, Mk to 72. ; Oats, 28e to 33. ; feed ditto, Ms to 271 ; Tick Ream, 30e smell, 30a to 40s ; Pea, grey, 31s to Ma I White, es to dits ; Rye, 34e to Dia per frowner. — Floor, as to M. seek of 21101 be. MARRIRD.—At Woo Won Church, George Augustus flight lion. nos.RawdennarbersHaatyindventooMmaroauie s. ofel llastiogs, ai fts to my tt DIED.—Mr. Lost, Of Nassingten.—At Caney Ifale, t near Castor, 01, Richard Ganes, in. FORME-YORAM JOURNAL, Aug. 0. . Irani GRAMM% Scion. lits.z..—.Daring the Iset ess. don, this bill, after It had passed through all its stages in the 11ause of Lords, underwent considerable modifications in the filornittee of the Rouse of Commons, es follows : that both the classical and eonworreial schools should be erected in Mew-street; that the number of boarders should sot exceed ihy-sin, and that they should be the children of peesons re sident within ten miles of the town ; that four elementary schools should be erected in differeet parts of the town, for the instruction of the poorer cisme ; that the accounts of the grotternors should be periodically published; that due public notice should be elven of any future intended , alterations; and that 7601. should be paid by the governors, as costs, to the petitions against the bill. Such were the modifications made bythe Cannons Committee; but as they were sot cocepletelkontil the vary last hour of the session; the bill, of course, could not be seat hack to the house of lords for:its neat. The hill was, accordingly, again lamoduced into the House of Lords, in its original shape, during the re sent 'session, and afterwards posed through all its stages in that house, pursuant to an undemanding, without opposition. llucu soon as it again reached the Connects Ilimmlttee, a deputation was appointed to guard against any attempt to escape from the modifications 'agreed upon during the last session. The various points wen again satistietetily.settled, the only departing being, that the permanent complement of boarders was reduced from 66 to 30, whilst the resuktloo with respect to distailm was altogether abandoned. Th e bill, with the arranged modifications, afterwards .passed the Committee of the Commons, but at this stage, the deputa tion donning it advisable to obtain the emictisa el - Lord Shaftesbury (vial. man of the private committees of the Rims, of Lath) obtained an audience of that nobleman, by whom they were informed, that he akin* in MM, to the clause allowing the costs of the petition's. The deputation, bating realm to behave, &achy insfsdbig too sanded upon this po of they might endanger a Mt so beasddaf tone town, consented therefore to the withdrawal of the clause; but le governors, by the Madan of llr. Sir Grey Sltipwith, and dir. Litelelboe Iwo looknikoo to pay certain Ms of the opposition to the annant 3•01. Law Kienies.;—ithee enc . -Mike eneordinnif hietintes of the expensive. prollshy in legal proceedings whkdriss a. hag disgraced oat jusispeadsoce occurred in the mat of WhMsld v. Witham at the 'lltioliked' Aslant - leer eillk. l eaglet a 13114 Mint& Wheels, engaged. it: ye a. yisr,. to manage their Ironworks, at salary • f lead ileswertiodin of their contact wed tomprined ill tatty . wards, Ira a Ir la" of paw. Two Of th ree menthe al terwardsMesies. henry lothamed to Mr.Whinfi e li t h at his service were Outline W them; and that iltetsoatiNhest# to lean op the foilowlag Ludy-day. re objected to sushi tend.. akin of thi' t; upon which Mews. it: informed 'Murtha shim inoompoket to esillthodulies fur .whlch he had segaged, ar.d should penis, in retinas to *hid *gas . bspoled Lady.day. i hey did so:* and Mr. Whialliblimesghtbiteirtion tee reamer' his full paean lary. W,itl it be credited that the deleratioo, or to s pe ak loots liallhrlY, the 'onteenient of Mr. Whinileld'i claim was anteithd to Rawly IN late Nies 11 7* words seek V. Ulm andication to to Coen to curiad this document, it Pwaitildosid aboutinobilf; but still enough td 011 Oro or be. althei of perihissaV! Mr. Km" km been, during the present week, performing atiiiiheare those characters, Which; from &Sir Inareling round of repedthm, whines on Meerepolium or testOincial boieekhave new become almost monuments widatels name. Ilitthetk, Ind' Mr Wide Overtweil, its. neurally ipselimmed on Alooday, Tinder, Wednesday, and Thursday eveniags, and as a cor.cludiog psrfennance,for the 'know, rebore: that -It b be 'Molest , 161 bet, bane was inecuid lag sending._ ;11Vatr. 140. !us inn when, when, to lien wi.nemed the positenumes of Mr. Keen In say of the alostreheenters, oriellinffitrhopSeldek bit them to sesame, las to have Inked . apes peMestion; tout it is now to be sidl in sinew, that that time exists no beget— 'ler the caergyiand lateens 'beauty 'of the paelskohilose le gun; and woes remain is but a shadow, us d numbing palpable, that once ankh pleas 4 and s.d. Sr. Ma artire.—After so-morrow, &i will be closed foe a few weeks, fur the rupees of internal repairs and cleitning--a prone it his for a long time needed.. Morin ben-won tail . Vans rethevag the eater betel screen whin dingoes this edifice, and presenting Abe uld &uric shieb, it hi asc e r t ain e d, i s i n a very good stew utwesetvation;•tte whin wen bricked her, as atjUktirin the kind &atomism of our ancestors to preserves One sit nun &infinities tit the view of dick great Mr. Lawrence, eilveneitin, of this town, has Amnia 11l patent of importance to equestrians its object is whoop del• saddle-girdle In continua tension, With capibiKei effeaftne, ems or thempressain. Illtastisonam, Anon'? 4.—We-have land red sup `ply of ad description of grain-ar tottlayi manse plan .austinel. Wheat, pertelb& Old sue! Pow, tee to Barley pee imperial quern, in nod MU to das phiding, per lain is lid to as;- Alakelpet. old and new, his to Ns ; chats, per AWL.. ohl ead ant, 3; Id to 4s ; Beaus; per bag, 16 score gross. old, Ile seta, las toll.; Flew, per sack llabs.'nettenvidiße Se d•. ddis to Saw gear iitaltes. AUG. o.—There was a plintiftd stapplf.' 'Moplide to t wee. tdOispetion. satvartztv, Attu, 4.—Both fkif wad Mono air more plintiful.. Beef,lll6 Maid Mutton, Id toed; Yak, lid to 60 per lb. Fat pap, 111 te Os lid pit more. Ablitlll,ll4l-11* Rev. John Kaye, ILA. to Ann, only ilia e f tians'6llbut; Esq. Cemidealill,•Dbeitbibuit. —At /bun, Air. Warring W ebb, u( Matichemdir, es Icahn& Jane, eldest daughter et Mr. iiiibert , Wrillitean, hookinOst., '—ett, Dudley, die. L Y Belmont, of dlialfael,, se absehals, eldest nughtcr of th e late t. them • Wan. lt. Jones, of Unit radingtenvlllso.At ,fitoutheage, Thousas kkeetybnne, sliute, a. ineisaate lee the cantles tif tS alfueditraTWes er, N..— Cake, No. surgen, d fitariedolgif t enr..i..abnaker; t ' rof the Sill Neglects of Coves try, th e a , Mt be wordi lathe t but whi t it t s nats,4; int huh le wet owe et do greet but aleph tsides or pt terser of the esuldry the bi lidailhist efr bat he gtest tap , tslisto and masters In each are huh is complaints, no:, =Zig remunerating prat% but abbey living upo n d„,, err compounding with their etedisios, the qtts.i • ingenues gas of the oast permeate hapeetesce ; and if th e in l i trie re tta i t h ee ke he ow ors dty liin n ll g i rr itanz lightbee a meath or two longer, menthe of thebehha bill will sot protect the ministry Roes ho asegesdess which will mall thee from West Ine, a gad eginpiel iheneW heft the sllk aid &vs trades, b arn g oit the igga auk gal hew a mat heeded swam faw n t h e nsanwhentrers coma' hi he high width vow abstat l , - ,, Iwo a amass 4 ibi hale lilp della of the esgua la di . gad taliseumeurk Niut is the madam ef :b ow elided bourse* utemehiswess the perpetual "amiss which was 'Asa of dr. ilialmq ilisi ph 1 1. Y Earl OrtA Sir r. Otaluen, Sir 11. Thwith a seed shut umbers of the m int mildewy, who phase ft be liesilealidy swevcant is tb, corn gambit, I. shapeless of lehawish in for essa mm . the articles, in the ouevelity, la utedwies la gug eo Li n sheet, in what is gesetelly ear.lediphided oatong. Wh it la ft, ere an finely eadded to eh, he wall hese patriot, eta* P Dohs. the lest taint ireenihs has he awed capit a l se wealth of rtes bluipieen Magma gr diuslahhat t flo e the new a wheseeps ta. leildty wage deamesak er aw e one w ham i n will& bee NAM t e develop such limpeitame ls, la fact, the Nubia of the mess of the :to= It is from as hew, spirit, hews ne say asielelq e he lees bat an inclination to doeseieste the resources et OW SION% to paint its distress end Its diaculties la lows s y o n : lied despeadency, that we make-hese %O des. an t oda iliT at et een thr d4 llllll; o r ze rsigkey ealoos il Lellital or the afffma gesing esi s i shig: lathes relative to the duties payable for the Illethehe Ugh% as proposed by the Commotion firths ?rink! . Reuse : British OM. mesquideue ••• •• 94 per tee. Coasters and Irish traders .. per to. Casters hetwesu Land?. End and St, David's Head aS. per m k t Foreign wench pr#vlkgad as British ... per ton. Foreign meek' net soprivileged 1 td per ton, BRISTOL LEATRRR Manter„-Heary Crops. per lb. 174. to I9d. Light and Middling, 13d. to 154 Buiblon, ISd. to lid; *Middlings, I3d. to lid ; Butts, lid. to 181 ; lame Betts (serous) 19d. .to lid; Best Sadler.' Hide., 174. to ISO ; Common ditto, 14Id. to 16/d ; Shoe di t t o , I6d. to 16d . ; Welch Hides, 16d. to 16d ; Bull ditto, 1314. to 15d; Shaved Hides, lid. to 214 ; English srd Welch Horse Hides, 15d• to lid ; Gentian ditto, lid. to Spanish -ditto, Md. •to 10d ; Shaved ditto, without Wt., each 12'. to 13s. 8d ; Bellies.. 9d. to I Id. pet lb Sheuiders, I2d. to 13d ; Best Pattern Skins, 22d. to 244 ; ,Game ditto 104. to 22d; Heavy Skins, lid. to Mil ditto. 1.114. to 134 ; Welch Skins, lid. to led. MARRIED. —O. 0. J.. Prier, Ilsq..ef Pigeomford, Cr. dipnshite, to Ellen, daughter of Sir John Owen, Ba t t M. P.—At Westbury.on•Trym, Henry Birch, ECK, of D o i. Na, to HeAriette Sarah, eldest daughter of John Sipe, of Cote. DIED.—At Canningtoo, 21, Mary Ann, 'sly daughter of the late Heavy Shoe, Esq. of WI/shoed House. DUBLIN FREEMAN'S' JOURNAL, Aug. 6. A stranger who might saunter along the Customhouse quay youaday. woad at mice *rite • down Ireland and her pm* as too of the richest modems es sank. There were ye Ism dna seas stemmets lyimgolmeg .the wall, reedy* roes datut Moos of fat beifaratad.owooad docks of sheep, r her lcmfda bashes of. pets ein Liverpool srd "diets. This stmes, is, prima fork, a sign of wealth: but to those who bow an Wag at In. land, it Is twAltat impalas' or vela sad§ If die otaloodate daw were peataatayalippod toe owowitelowdaok silt their pdumerare s awes bock re. ila?*mak would tha l lt al sease of gratalition to %at Whims "the . ore starting. when • IN dleumaudi Ni a i t h oding am o n t e rgat i oalloadtg 40 Aldo Wk. it•io dear Nil aad do of of da. people eamparted to Itagiad, in *et- to *se up a racii.4**Fee estase obahlseded ab• wrt*, ma. rfausaw weds klu 7 l aniPeriefie. Mel aina, on isdislaildeld Man abalryteaupoi w*igNiaajuatt, dal*. _aippautaaas *rip dot up 11mi atakeily road sise led Wonted to dm pao4 jury eltatlie . wmiswelint ipi=er e ' rs t ei V= mansidleideets `,ti11.., Clitarasia igloo qa t could not be resisted, and Ihritialut wadi ...mortean - dal; hid see • the • Tyson Padepsadast Oat trammed the promisum.bt.'lTtay vompilepssFeween. ' eta* stbsi,:•bevier starsimisl , due lemmiess, lottaatad tk las at Pie aid ;111htpesee marling I—Newry Es. &abler. - Huse s Orr tcr..--Thirriay a Mr. Pewee ; s vat Napes:table old gelideutan, smeared :the oflee with•ids fen ttlaibiting marksik several cats aid 'bruises iodine& spa him, as be statatitlty his son in law, a Captain Mitts, of tP l . o aeltrl,schilaimes pew ,iyhte in the Comma-home =ems. 1. -Pmeartetaliktinambiehr•assewey-live you sit age. thee this morning, shut the hoer of two skid, Capeein Midst kroabal vonajdallabitaitowei Ind gbh tbe Woo had at %Ist boot ailed - sew the eye, without any pomade% but .that Amu. of Air. Peewee hating audialositad 'ter * ‘lllo`daughtet, Ads 'is tomeried 'to • Copia willeks, ulna t the theadiat ttasatato she ars' .thoa awahileigtimattalto leads ei be ismebOmd.../I••fottlusatittad, sitat4ll46 Web would, if at " glee oaks la the coque, et so hoer, us swear bet 'Thestaterneet azd sp. etihoi geidommt•sseemelivo mach& the com adiesafte ad4tha,moilasotematad sly 'sun, liat " t h e doiaadaaa.isagaatte sad da!sz e tTailutinit e t. =0 euIISJ 111 SI IV'hils tarot tow alta l ilmet. ' fir; ru g :Woe I sm _ &Kb as lig _ != hisiit "be wassitesi 31 r: Paw lli At tlasfte sksisisco. Jeger-vf as hour 11p.. Midis came dews so thecae is ss. lama& car. sad made her ip. peones Were the megiotosies pinioned by letreideat 680- ter, a girl of about 13 Taco of age." She was sat onthe wo 11114/illithe Mel ofcle nil s.shipargeormi swocnusted. sod ea nine hercest betaciste wri t sad Wvlis 100 fit a fsw ammasts, sad alms Witted. Her daughter sad +toed father bung env her iiyiag, and et the paw time c.isqf net 'feet to- tons • he r . • This wisionebely sew - wholly' at she saignmeo .Bml ;miry pm Whits -.slur , hod • sestanwhis , rearreeed. ) I r. A her it it was bee imagism i• saw ithella -.Mt Isif Iniebilld km' they mmisth. She assured ...eniedly id' doe idbsisive.• l 4lslag inlet Mg 08 nilissieditste is Wish sheens Jai- to smweloreme ha' peitoissisformadosa maw *we sp. so •.shs matasest of Mi. waa r i‘ Z 2, to a tl' o b t I nVerga u teta i t the & ' °alb d a:a hk ist premise matmer. It apposed. assures the innsatkes that thiledilhad Sew married ohms. pew to thscsio Mail bimbiss obi has bad Inchildess Jiving.. as two Issuer +nein sho'sss obliged SO wpm* host blot, is coma. *seise st kis eldest tad berbendllseasohor et heti and hod on thse 'nursed se him, isdessi.l+, his estessuo it ~ MI real kind bilaspiese nen bet is Issues. This slowing, however balms the *croft se sated two pideeir., be maw i home ssaidested and ajlad fa meet Nose. Al ti. Mein, is the Ma sltl lia sassier, begged etbiroset ts tones imece,:alsw tun* kisisehise her dews withitid dissolutiliss E sisi rue tgiall es Int sissaseity k slakes@ jo ri .thissiphii . her hi th iniem atheties -111 5 --.3.-- Vaelilk . Hoc ehisilla lbcksil tie ilsose, *id A& do OrgissiethretholswcwlNhis. iheiselkhdlidiesilekilb letimeilhook ellds essiop4l/ *mom Garcia Hicks nee. so illskino. kla maw* sad t hat* hishes.la4sil wis the nee ',AIL' It 'wend diereses, IhekelhiAsied oh YIN to Wald.' and 'Wage IS WV * . Inek4 *moo is ispe . oet 1101111130 sowasysillOty .. .. ' - -4. Om IM Ipisok?t., 41 party of Irish were eyprOprisisceli*eaurios tai sesuivetny the Lea eisolatiou, cit oir lisir Aseinn&-Tho Cl;in . Al k i.t . ' Goole r i =lo t ' Win kl . l i alrimalu-Ai ' Gab his -" = " bioneelt litho MY it ili gg li eo l l two NMI° en° tov'n ki ON fast "w Oa l' , 111 -4 l'' . 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I constables were out, • - . • • of ego - • ai tt, ' ' sit et ' ~ L00nt4 4 .. l a w!. .__ _l'‘k• 4 _ .peer ed allaaall !! ie lfletteolllddi bpi} 6 . 11 & 4 . &114 1 / . 111• . # l4 4" Ky lei, et CO:eater; di-Ilibitet ': Idiom • Men lislightp .11611111.1 lingtinnt... la" 611°64 111116 IIII" ** Biers': trage was peTatz?ima. ! pa, a the rook . .a =rip( teaprame ariPlisi al . mu Arheed. Ile ein4 . tbeittJult A tllo " ' ..____.' 4 0 it, H. 0 8 ,6 4 lb * sy , Ail ra i sT l Li n , d u , ag ra ,y• ei m aci i; mumbli•tret.,.....mkam or od os‘teis** l ll • I " and vie ale Ntppy to . pey-ossiscri iisolkt - leio In WitiiZin. tint n 4148 Z4: 0 8. and Ike 14491 " 51 7* 1° ' • an " Vi r gin " °awl; Robyn Joins, lin* 54.-At 41. i. _ineviiiii, ' , c(i 'l l i l 7''''lr' ione. ' 3. ,...c... w . anti no 3 i lous y. The. irk. be axpteied. rote: Chliidi; bu t ifter:.eirds ' ued le t h e n ' oiscrideo et awl Ise t ee A generally bopped that ibe Iwo , 5, • • • -..., ', widow ot llama . Liu 4 . " Iv .:..,,_ _, . • • bawd Moon. *nal /Wei *air _4 . 1 ontiViodionis.oug et tbe or ttima VC Vtial be bat &aided . was sesi4y • au ' ll Y 4 y Y" " 111 " I peennitht 'lles saw* seedndei no to NB led 1 ,,,... 1 de before 11, o'clOck , I , bra, u m niuM,,,, l iy a* eilliddoel u bo,m• Isliitrehliiiii ' Issensoned.. hinenabury. too, 2116 a Al to4dfoollotooidoe. , 101.1111 to I It; t om ' rendove of Mr. Hasi d ., -iara's'idclia,tiiuns Ornope)! WWI to In delthno., oh ' kiwi Lisittrasao...-LA dbuisimmet seek dins...o4 us "'MIX PARLEY'S BRISTOL J04111,11:41., avg. h. jdou i•ALS_lit.liercirc 'Dot Ms se 7.0 ; tikra.. ditto ' -- .._ near Holt . ki *Om : 11 4 4 .. t . tatAt a .. L.6 ” . "'um. 12, 7 4 1 .4 11 -. 3114 4 " W 01 / 4 84 .1 111 endag at W4kall• Mar eliirbe l i s eght W i li th ST4Ti Olf TM Cipousreav ult . :z i t in wara so Uh t Widpkg, mop so/ di i d 67a t Oampod. Fr tas. 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Li irs Alex: Wm tiller. was a kirlity ~ li mit : l i i l eft glai awe its A i. .14 1 , 15, baWis 4 W , fild isouPmeir P m - 6 ' ..5.ii,7 1 .«, , I i Oivilarii aiblid ler i egU bi n ieleir ,—ktiili i ' •-• '• , iii ir •494 r .' .. , .. 4111 4 0 i 1 l ~, • 11Falles, ' snake illi oche wooed u . lis , a . ' fur ~ -,. .• • 1 sa il s r e i .O. . ti t rzet=s4 . l . 6 ; " ~...4 . .7. ilwt Owe* n I . 4,,,, ft . • le. • l iblindsoll ellyymnser •`b 4 de ' ,hi • ' • . ' -' a ii rongoat grobott I , • • ARNltir.-giouteffiest "Idot .'4fitOdt" • tiotaiiit ' - ft“; milt . 1 . . v.,.. L "r " • 8 0_4 1 '41/ uribilittuluis,._4l' • . . , iolittoemotiolablioboitildmionitAilluaal_ . 411i:oaf OW. -''. 't Philitiertalifilidlcseionif liitietter it elndiCebb . reulb poi. .T=is x ottooirdiftsgroili . •At mlt* ad illvotootitoit thill a I 41,4111 APPSilielieb lb 14 6 4. 1 0.1 1 41 Wile ll* o ••. • • . . ~; 1 I'l Tali. i"~,, . I I 4 I ~~~ 7 ~'~ oCi be, ski