Star. — London, England, 1822-07-22 00:00:00

F A ,t rill ARM 1k c Ilse Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury met on 5 Iturday morning at eleven oiclock, at the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, to proceed in the hearing of the claim% of the parties to the booty captured in the Deccan, by the Army under the. eormr..:nd of Lieutenant-General Sir T. HULOT, Bart. d. C:l3. when the Counsel for the Marquis of Harituias delivered in a statenu nt of the nafdre of his Lordship's claims, and of the se veral divisions of the Army under his command, and also a state.: anent of various documents" support the slme. upon which the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, it is understood. directed that the further hearing should be adjourned to the 16th of No vember neat, and that all the memorials and documents should be printed and laid upon their" Lordshipe table, by the 10th of October next, after which period none are to be received. The Std battalion of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards landed on Monday at Plymouth, from Chatham ; the 791 Regiment tailed far that place on Thursday. Tuesday four companies of the 7th Fusileera marched Into 1 9righton. The remainder of the Regiment (four companies) are at Windsor. Brighton is the bead -quarters. The 15th Regiment of Foot are ordered from Dublin, to ern,- bark at Chatham for India. LEAL, JULY 21.—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the River lag right and remain, the Eliza, HUNT, for New South Waite. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Abeona, Tummy from Jamaica; and Iris, Emus, from St. Domingo. Came down the night before last and sailed next morning, the Juno, PNIICYARD, for Jamaica ; and his blajesty's ship Kowa, for Pottsmouth. Arrived and sailed for the River the Kingston, LUCLIZ, from Demerara; Nereide, Naos, from Jamaica ; Coro. m.ndel, Bars, from ditto; Juno, BLACKBURN, from Rio Janeiro; ESSeX, ROBERTSON, from Bourdeaux ; Swift, WALaxa, from Seville , Fancy, Mumma., from Oporto ; Skylark, from Smyrna, and several more, names unknown. Cuszon-Housz, JULY W.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Vrow &plum, from Antwerp; Good intent, from Hamburgh; Bri tannia, from Lisbon; Thetis , from St. Vincent's; Coventry. from ditto; Aimwell, from Hamburgh ; Harmony, from St. Petersburgh ; Rapid, from Rotterdam ; Vigilant, front Lisbon; Sprightly, from Rotterdam ; Two Brothers, from Hamburgh ;.. Valiant, from Jamaica ; and Erin, from Waterford.• Cleared Outwards f—The Aurora, for Vigo ; Mary, for Sierra Leone ; Martha, for Messina; Thomas, for Amsterdam; Sir William Curtis, tor St. Petersburgh ; Staines, for Hamborgh ; Delight,' for Ostend ; Fox, for ditto ; Carolina, fur Stettin ; Promise, for Quebec; Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam ; Fanny, for St. Peters burgh; Rhoda, for Grenada; Paragon, for Gibraltar; Protein, for Venice ; Thames, for India; Golden Grove, for Archangel; Jemima, for Babas ; and Medusa, for ditto. Arronizmorrs..—Lieutenant W. B. 'Greene, to the William and Mary yacht; Lieut. R. J. Nash, to the Espiegle; Mr. Henry Barnes, surgeon, to the Starling ; and Mr. Anthony William, of the Dock-yard, to the office of Master Sail-maker. The present Session of Parliament, which will ter minate the beginning of the second week of August, will be the latest that has sat since the year 1803, when the Session did not terminate (owing to the re newal of the war with France), till the 9th of August. William Borthtvick, the Cashier of the Bank of East Lothian, Who absconded to America with about £lB,OOO, has been arrested at Savannah and com mitted to prison on a bill in Chancery praying for the writ rte exeat—a discovery of the affairs in relation to the Bank, and for an account. THE THELLUSSON PROPERTY.—Lord and Lady RENDLESLIAM, who reside at Florence, have just been plunged into the greatest distress of mind, by the sud den loss of their only son, co-heir of the THELLussoN property with the son of Mr. CNA RLES THELLUSSON, who married Miss GRANT. His Lordship's chile was taken dangerously ill with teething and the hooping cough on Saturday, and died at FlOrence on Monday, the 30th of June. WILL OF THE LATE COUNTESS GREY.—The will of the late Right Hon. Countess Dowager GREY was proved in the Prerogative Court, Doctors' Commons, on the 11th instant, by the oath of the Right Hon. CHARLES; Earl GREY, the son, sole executor. The personal estate was sworn to be under 80,0001. value. The leasehold house in Hertford-street, May-fair (her Ladyship's town residence), she has bequeathed to her son, the Hon. Lieut.-General HENRY GEORGE GREY, with the exception of the plate, china, and pictures. To her son, the Hon. Sir GEoßns GRIT, Bart. Commis sioner of his Majesty's Dock-yard, Portsmouth, 2,0001. To the widow of her late son, Colonel Wu. GREY, £5OOO for life, with reversion of the principal to her children. To her son, the Rev. ----GREY, Om, in addition to the sum advanced him on his marriage. Her daughters, Lady ELIZADIETH WHITEHEAD and Lady HANNAH ELLtoE, are the residuary legatees. Liberal provision is wade for servants.—.l)*te of the will, April 21, 1821. . 777nxtpereTr^ -- ...~ . . • . . • XdrlL INTELLIGENCE. ' . .. . THEATfirs. PoamfooTH, JULY 20 .---;l7 — en the SZRIAISi NI frigate . a . r- ~ • . --- _ • . KIN . o'l TiIiIIATEL=ROSSINCiI fullOtlrite Opera rived at this port from the Mediterranean, panted the id-fated 11 Barbieee di Siviglia ' anti the , grand Ballet of C • Island of Scio on the 7th of May, it was then in names. The drillon were performed oil Saturday' with their gm Greek squadron consisted of five ships and 53 brigs and schoon- torned suc c ess. • era: They made signals to the SESINHAPATAM, apparently to so li - • • ' I m ' ' 'abcei at this ilia tit assistanc e , b ut i t b e i ng a dead calm, and the, Szeutiaaratam , HAYM A RICE r.--Th e perfor under orders to abseree strict neutrality in the Greek cause, she . were so judiciously arranged on Saturday evening proceeded on to Corfu, which island she left on the Bth of June W bring before the audience all th& talent of this —all the lonian Islands being then perfectly quiet and healthy ; cellent company in their different slipirtments, the . .F.VaTALUS, Learnt, I/mama, and Cumalczase, were em first was a new'Comedy, which Wat produced 1 ployed at them • the HIND, in one month from Spithead, was passed off Goza ) the 12th of June, going to r e li e v e th e Li d i r ,....., season, entitled Pigeons and Crates; the new F.i Vice-Admiral Sir GRAHAM Ilona; K.C.B. in the RoCuurOays of LoveLettesi followed, in which Madinie VEST' 80, was at Leghorn; the Cauaatais, Rose, and , Mumma protect- peared as Li:di e . Sh e was M6st warmly ing the British merchant prope rty at Smyrna and neighbourhood. ap peared her entree, and an th roug h t h e per f ormance The SZRINGAP ATASI left Malta on the 19th June, l eav i ng t h e t e on the Itzoring only. Commissioner Isaac Woou.ae took a p as . earned a full measure of applause. The House sage to Gibraltar, on his annual visit to that Dock-yard, where crowded to excess, and was honoured with the the SZSINGAP ATA arrived on the with two Compani Ist inst. and sailedes again' oyal on tendance of m any di s tin gu i s h e d patt i es. A mongst the same evening.M Colo LACY, of 'L ' Artillery, was to l eave Gibraltar on the 3d inst. for Malta and fashionables were the Earl of H ARRINGTON at the lonian Islands. The garrisons of the lonian Islands, 'ltalia, family, Lord A. HILL, Colonel LOWTHER, &C. • and Gibraltar, were perfectly healthy. The Commander-in- ENGLISH OPERA-House.—This interesting rer' Chief of the Forces, Sir Taunus Mairsams, was at Trieste.— of taste and fashion a full and elt. General Sir %mum Fowles returned to Malta, from Marseilles, • • displayed audience on S aturday night. The establishment, nit on the 18th June. The SERINGAPATAM was released from qua rantine yesterday; she will sail to-morrow for Chatham, to be in musical talent, derives no ordinary interest frog docked, taking thither 200 of the Royal Marine Artillery, who the versatile talents of Miss CLARA FISHER, and pro embarked this afternoon. When the Cacuora, Li e ut. Justice, miseS a golden harvest to the Manager. left Itochefort 4 there were building there the Count d'Artois, of • a ADELPIII . THE* TR& Mons. ALExANonz closed 120 guns, and the Tonant, 80. The Vestal frigate (of the same . scantling as the largest American frigates), to carry forty two his pertut mance fur the present season at this Theatre 24-pounders, had been just launched, and sailed for Brest. The on Saturday, to a very crowded house: a season, we French Authorities were barely civil to the Officers of the CAL- are happy to say, that has been 'highly productive to LlOPlt—they refused them a sight of the dock-yard. of Gr e en Cloth arrived front Carlton Palace on Wedn es d a y, to 1 1„ eni . • The Beard the in .ous performer, and perfectly Satisfactory order the necessary suitable suppli es f or hi s M aaestv ' s voyage; 10 the uhlic ; when that Gentleman addressed his and on Thursday afternoon the Royal yacht went out of the auditors as follows: harbour. The Forme had erne into harbour, but her defects 1‘ LADIES ANS•Gawnmenr—As this evening terminates for a will be 'speedily repaired, so that the Royal squadron may leave short period, my efforts to promote your amusement, I would this port on Thursslay morning uezt. The Enema. 26. Captain fain express to you, however imperfectly, the grateful feelings J. Tour NICOLAS, CH. will join at the Nore. The Royal band , your kind and generous patronage inspired. 'I h•ve often had Is to embark in the PHAETON. The ROYAL GEORGE Will go up occasion to lament my deficiency in the English language; but to Greenwich, where his Maaestr will embark, and, should the how much more cause have Ito lament it at the present mo wind prove foul, the Royal yacht will be towed down the River ment when my heart is swelling with emotions towards you, hy steam-boats. The SanallAXGl is paying off at this port.— my kind and generous b ene f actors, which, larked, I cannot find Frilly night the reduce of the Officers of his Maaestv's words to express. Imagine all that the most ardent gratitude Doclt-yard at this port took place, when 14 Clerks and 47 guar- would say, and you will then do justice to my imperfect utter tormen were discharged, and notification was given to the Nlas- ance of my own feelings. England has been justly stiled the ten of all the trades, except the sailmaker, ropemaker, rigger, stranger's home; I have found it so; I have found it too the li blacksmith, and bricklayer, that their services would be dis- beral patron of a stranger's talent. The recollection of your pensed with. The Clerks discharged are—Messrs. THOMSON, past kindness shall stimulate me to merit it in future by every FROST, and Baer...oars; from the Survey Office ;. Amy, Fow- varied exertion of my abilities I can pqssibly make. And now, LEE, Gemenzetso, PZARSON, WHITE, and Roceas, from the Ladies and Gentlemen, with sincere wishes for your health and Cheque Office ; atweee, from the Storekeeper's Office • KAY h a ppi ness , I most respectfully bid you farewell for the present and Davinsors, front the Master Measurer's Office; LiZACON s season."—The Address was followed by unanimous plaudits. from the Timber Master's Office; and Halter, from the Master Attendant's Office. The second fortnightly discharge of forty - men also took place, and which is thus to be continued until the number of men has been reduced to the intended future esta blishment. Twenty-eight messengers and old workmen have been superannuated, viz.—seven at IM. twelve at 201. and nine at 211. per annum, according to their length of servitude. The reductions ordered in Plymouth Dock-yard are precisely to the sante extent, to take place from the 29th lust. JULY U.—Wind S. W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship &RINGS. PATAM, to the Eastward. Arrived yesterday the Triton, from Memel for Plymouth. Per:sauce, Jutr 20.—Thursday evening was towed into St. Ives, the French ketch l'Aimable Elisa, of Calais, Commanded by Captain PialtßlC GRAMME, coming .ram Liverpool, laden with a valuab;e cargo of merchandize. The schooner Union, Cap tain SWAFFIN, fell in with the said vessel, in a very disabled state, off the Laud's End, and by the aid and assistance rendered her, he succeeded in getting h e r sa f e ly i nto t h e port of St. Ives, and has thus been the means of preserving much property, and probably the lives of the crew. FALMOUTH, JULY 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off this port the Jane, SMART, from Cadiz. Arrived yesterday the Blucher packet, from the Mediterranean ; sailed from Corfu I lth, Malta 21st June, and Gibraltar Ist July. PLYMOUTH, JULY 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off this port the Hyperion, Waxes, from New York for Rotterdam. greeted she VAUXHALL,--The following distinguished Fashion- Ales visited this elegant place of resort in the course of last week : Lord Stanhope, Lord and Lady Darnley, Prince Foterhazy, Earl of Sefton, Lord Fife, Marquis Graham, Earl and Coun. teas of Blesinton , Lord Henley and family, L ady Francis, Petre, Lady Owen , Lady Darton, Lady P ax to n , L a dy Smith, Lady Burgess, Lady Otway, Sir James Drummond, Lord Ants bury, Hun. C. W. Wynn, Lady Frederick Stanhope, Lady Louisa Call, Lord Hill, L ady Peters, Lord Vaughan, the La dies Paget, 45tc. Tnz PARK AND GARDENS --Hyde Park has seldom exh►b►ted so pleasing a pictufe as it did yesterday, ;he day being agreeably cool, and the roads free from dust. There was some diminution of gay equipages, but still the muster far exceeded anything we recol lect at this season of the year. There were many ele gant barouches, a la Cavendish; but, among horses, we saw none to compare to those in cabriolets, for spirit, size, and elegance. A few dennets, with small Arabians, and one or two curricles. Kensington- Gardens did not make so great a display as heretofore. Out tnen of fashion appear less fastidious, as several were playing with their children, seated on the glass. MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Lady JANE LENNOX was led to the Hymeneal altar by Mr. LAWRENCE Peet., on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock. Tne ceremony was performed by the Lord Bishop of CHI CHESTER, at the Dowager Duchess of RICHMOND'S, in Waterloo-place. There were present the Marquis and :Marchioness CoßllwaLLlS, the Ladies CORN WALLIS, &C. A worthy individual, now residing in a central parish of Bristol, has actually had more children than all the inhabitants of the parish besides! Mr. MASH, of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, is expected to leave town in a day or t‘‘ o, in order to prepare the arrangements for the reception of his MA JESTY, on his approaching visit to Sco;land. FlRRS.—Saturday morning, a ire broke out in the house of Mr. Tactuoirosi, oil and colourman, of Charles -street, Blackfriars-road, which threw Cite neighbourhood into a state of consternation for some time. The fire it appears originated in consequence of a spark flying on some clothe, before the file, and in the absence of the servant the flames spread to a considerable height, and were not discovered until much damage was sustained. The alarm soon caused several engines to arrive on the spot, and the active efforts of the firemen, who had a plentiful supply of water, soon quelled the devouring element; but con siderable injury was done both to the house and fur niture. During the fire a poor milkman humanely entered the house to render his assistance to the dts. tressed inmates, leaving his pails full of milk outside en the pavement, and during his absence in saving the property of others his own was completely de stroyed by a gang of hardened and ravenous boys, who drank the poor fellow's milk and upset his pails. Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, a fire broke out in the workshops of Messrs. ASTOR aid Co. mu sical-instrument-makers, in Tottenham -stteet, Tot tenham-court-road, which was not subdued until it had entirely consumed the premises. It appears to have been customary for the men employed in this concern to go every Saturday evening to receive their, wages at the other house belonging to this firm, in Cornhill ; and, unfortunately, on this occasion, a candle had been left burning by one of the men, which communicated to the shavings, and, before any efficient assistance could be obtained, the premises were reduced to ashes. Yesterday evening, about eight o'clock, a fire broke out at Mr. GROYS al, a bookseller, in Vinegar-yard, nearly opposite the south side of Drury-lane Theatre. The family were from home, but from the timely in- terference of the neighbours the fire was soon sup pressed without any material injury. The Earl cf amity met with an accident on Wed nesday last, near Sherborne Castle, in consequence of his horse falling, and his Lordship was much bruised. As JOHN FLEMING, Esq. M.P. for the County of Hants, was returning from Chichester to his residence at Stoneham, on Thursday night, daring the heavy storm of thunder and lightning, the postillions inis took the road, owing to the darkness of the night, and the carriage was overturned into a gravel-pit and • completely shattered, and Mr. FLassma's arm frac tured in two place!. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. IV/111..011 1 10E, JULY 19, in. Id Regiment of Life Guards—Major Roderick M•Neil, from the s4th Foot, to he Major, vice Sit Charles Dance, who ex changes ; Lieutenant Hugh William Barton to be Captain, by purchase, vice Wyndham, promoted in the 67th Foot Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Wm. Nesbitt Burrows to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barton ; William Wowen Rooki, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant; by purchase, vieeoliurrows. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Giles Rieltaby to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hamilonn, who retires; Cor net Thomas Tilwu :pagan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ilickahy ; Cornet William Annit, from half-pay of the Sth Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Magan. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Samuel Wyndowe to be Captain, by purchase, vice Green, who retires; Cornet punkt 1 , q)10e Webb to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wyndowe; Cornet and Adjutant John Smith to have the rank of Lieutetsaut. 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Frederick Charles Philips to be Major, by purchase, vice Whiteford, who re tires; Lieutenant C. liontledge O'Donnell to be Captain, by purchase, vice Philips; Cornet George Callaghan to be Lieu tenant by purchase, vice O'Donnell; George Pitt Rose, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Callaghan. 9.1 Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Charles George Fairfield, from half--pay of the Regiment, to he Ensign and Lieutenant, vice George L'E.strange, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 241 Regiment of Foot—Witham Joseph Berens, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilmot, promoted in the 7th Foot. 7th Ditto—Ensign Eatdley Wilmot, from the 2d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice. Hell, promoted. 11th Ditto—Captain Augustus Frederick d'Este, from the 9th J.ight Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Campb::ll, who retires. 12th Dittn—Lieutenant Robert Jenkins to be Captain, witbout purchase, vice Molloy, deceased; Ensign William Gascoyne Sbafto to be I.i.fiitenant, vice Jenkins ; Ensign William Boatel, from th.: 20th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Shaft°. )th Ditto--Geitkman Cadet Robert sl'Dermott. from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dimes, appointed to the lilth Foot. d Ditto—Ensign Robert Douglas M , Donaltl, from the 17th Foot, to be En.igit, vice Scott, who exchanges. th Ditto—Ensio James Betray Scott, front the Ctel Foot, to be E:sign, vice M' Donald, who exchanges. Ith Ditto—Ensign John William Donelan to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Lieutenant James Jackson to be Adju tant, vice.Deaman, who resigns the Adjutancy only ; Assist ant-Surgeon George Inglis, front half-pay of the 93d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Duncan Campbell, who exchanges. Oh Dittos—Lieutenant James Seymour, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be lieutenant, vice Wright Edwards, who ex changes, receiving the difference. • Ditto -.-Thomas &hoolbraid, Gent. late of the 73d Foot, to Quartermaster, vice Stevens, deceased. }th Liitto-+Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Webb Dance, from she 2il Life Guards, to be Major, vie: , Licaeil, who exchanges. Ist Ceylon Reg:nleht.....Henry Hugh Whi , .e, Gent. to be Second Licutosaat, without purchase, vice PAge, who reigns. ARV:ET. Jobn Thornton, of the 13th Light Dragoons, to be :slajor in the Army. nosrivat, saaTr. _.-Assistant fhaiel James ikeviart to be Apothecary to thi Forces, vice Taylor, deceased. aaratowinum. _appointment of Captain Chi hulas, from the late 4th al Veteran Battalion, to be Captain in the PR Royal Vete -35 stated in the Gazette of the 30th of March last, ' taken pl..ce. FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES. Lori and Lady Stewart. for Vienna. The Duke and Duchess de Guiche, for Paris. Vis:ount and Viscountess Falmouth, for their seat, Wool- ,2. on, Ikrks. Sir W. W. and Lady Wynn, for Switzerland. J. Walker, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Walker, and family, for Aldbo. Tough, Suffo;k. Colonel and Mrs. Colston, from their house in Uppp Berke. street, on a tout to the Continent. . 7 .rom Hodgson's Hotel.—Barham Ilvius, Esq. Mrs. !Ivies, family, for Vienna ; HQn. Ni.. Ihurlow ; and the Rev. t. Oliver, for Scotland. From Blake's Hotel—Charles and James Stewart, &qrs. for , nning Hell; Mrs. Lea and family, for Rick mansworth ; and Corry. Esq. for Harrowgate, and thence to Ireland. mm the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street—Jobe Hope, Esq. William Manatee, Esq. for Edinburgh. I3ombay Papers to the middle of February have received, but, like most of the recent arrivals )m the Ealt Indies, they are extremely barren of :elligence. A communication from Tehree, re ;ved at Calcutta, led to the expectation that some 'y warfare would arise on that frontier. A body troops, under the command of Jes ir RAO PATUNKUR and Jena SECANDER, had ratesied an incursion in that quarter, in consequence which the 24 Battalion of 3d Native Infantry, rich had commenced its rnarcla to Agra, was. re lied by an express from the Assistant Political ;ent to the Governor General, requiring its presence the threatened point, for the protection of the Rajah. In contemplation of the approaching de nture for England of Sir EDWARD HYDE EAST, *thief Justice of the Supreme Court, a large Meeting, )mposed of the most opulent and respectable part the Hindoo community, had been held at the iwn Hall of Calcutta, for the purpose of raising a id by subscription, for procuring from Europe a une of the Chief Justice, to be erected in the Town 11, as a testimonial of the high estimation in which is held by the Ilindoos. About 12,000 rupees re subscribed immediately. These Papers contain notice of a new weekly Paper, published in the Ben lee language, the first attempt of the kind, and• Red by a learned Hindoo. In the first and second imbers were articles on the Liberty of the Native 'ress, and on the Trial by Jury, which had been per-' chased with so much avidity that both were out of print. It appears under the title of " Sungbaud, Cownruddy" (or, the Al.on of Intelligence).—By ad vices of the latter end of December from the Portu guese settlement of Goa, it appears that the Provi atonal Government, formed on the 16th September, had been removed from power by the interference of the military, and a new one appointed to govern, ad interim, till instructions could be obtained from the Curtes st Lisbon. r . 711 nrgir the $4l change purcha and Su by pur be Cor 4th Regii to be t: net Th vice R; sth Dr 13t Rrgir he ('al Dania Wyndo rank of 15th Itegi Philips tires; J purchm tenant t to be C 5.1 Regin rairtiel Limiter the cliff, la Regin Ensign, 7th Ditto Lime' llth Diu Light I who rel 12th Ditt purchie 1 Shaft° ]Bates, oth Diu Royal Bo.aes. Id Ditto Foot, tc 7th Ditu to be E .67th Diu( without Mt, Tii ant-Sur, be Avail sth ]Oita Regime changes ellth Ditti be Quai *4th Dim the 2J 1 Ist Cella Lieuter, Ce ptain J .114jor i 8 capital-, the; For The _!_p • oyal Ve an Batts has not to Lori ai The Di Vis,:oul bacop.on, Str W. J. Wei: Tough, Su Colone' ley street, From j and famil 51r. Olive From I Sensing James Ct From I . Willi Bi4Ml . • en re tom LI ntelligB civet! petty w of SCIN • tiNT J hreates .1 whit ' hich called Agent t on the Rajah. pat ture Chief J compel +of the Town 1 fund 13: statue I lall, a is ere st notic galee i edited Numb) Press, chased print. Comb vices et guese eional I had be 1; , ... 2 and s to I On Cavalier.—Woa ib a canter. BOXERS. Pattie Dere Psis rout 4tla FANCY ON Tuessav nitlM—Dita Curtis and Ptier Warren enter the lists together, withipoll ratips of London. Parish and Lashbreak will also contend for the thrad thne in the same ring. MARTIN AND Tuattrat.—The match between these celebrated pugilists was made on Tuesday evening, at the Castle Tavern, Holborn, for 100 guinea* a-side, the battle to take place on the 25th of September ; f2O aside being now deposited in the 'hands of %Ir. S. to be made £4O a=side on the 10th of August, and the whole of the stakes to be made good on the 12th of Sep tember, It Mr. Belches.—Martin is the favourite at 6 to 4. IMPORTANT TO SWORD; OR NOTTLZ-HOLDIRS At the Berkshire Assizes on Monday, *William Franklin was tried on the charge of manslaughter. The case arose out of a pugilistic contest, which lasted for an hour and a ball. The sur geon, who examined the b o dy o f t h e d ecease d , was of opinion that ie died of apoplexy, brought on by the exertion of the con test, as there were no external marks of violence, but a cond. derable effusion of blood upon the brain. The prisoner was con sequently acquitted.—The origin of the above fight arose from a contest between two boys, in which Franklin and the deceased were particularly active. The Junin remarked, that though he had no very great ob. jection to men trying their strength in a battle when they had quarrelled, yet there was something exceedingly - brutal ha allow. ing them to fight so long after'they were exhausted, and when the worst consequences might be apprehended. He therefore warned the witness who was second to-the * decease% and all par ties concerned, that, by a recent Act of Parliament; they Were liable to the punishment of Imaspergationfor life; and he would have them beware how they permitted or engaged in a conflict of this aggravated character again, for there were persons who would take care that the law should be enforced against them. They ought especially to abstain from setting boys on to fight; he had no objection to men taking a few rounds to try which was the better man ; but it was shameful to allow them to fight for an hour and a half. - - • . RIOT AT AST L SY Css A 1 0 EL.— A dispute has for some time subsisted between the inhabitants of Astley, its Lancashire, and the Vicar of Leigh, respecting the tight of presentation to the perpetual Curacy of the Chapel. The Vicar nominated Mr. BIREZTT, and on Sunday week last that Gentleman, accompanied by a Sheriff's officer and the High Constable of the di vision, proceded to take possession of the Chaper..:..... The party were opposed by a large body of the inhae bitants who were collected, and Mr. BIRICITT was very roughly treated ; nor were they able to enter the Chapel until they had obtained the assistance of a party of the 7th Dragoon Guards. On Thursday, three persons, Joseph Rawson, James 'I horpe, and •Jo seph Beaumont, were taken into custody, and con veyed to Leigh fur examination before sir. Bortaow, when Joseph Beaumont tor an assault, and Joseph Rawson and James Thorpe for a riot, and obstructing the Sheriff's officer in the execution of the writ, were committed for trial at the West Derby Sessions. Bail, however, was instantly offered for their appearance, and they were set at liberty. On the other side, writs of quart impedit against the Bishop of CH VITEN, th e Vicar of Leigh, and the defacto Curate have been -sent for, and will probably he served tc-day. Horduata Occuasaricx.—" It is our painful and disgusting task this day to notic e a charge which has been made against a Right Reverend Bishop, at Marlborough -str eet Police Office, at which human nature revolts. The circumstances are of such public notoriety at the West End of the Town, that it would be in vain, if any delicacy were due to the party accused, to attempt to keep them from general observati o n. The individual to whom we allude was recently promoted to an Irish Bishopric, and is nearly related to a Peer of Parliament. lie is an old, rly man, and we understand was much respected in that class of society to which he belonged. On Friday night it appears that he was detected in a back room of the White Lion public house, in Saint Alban's-place, Saint James's, in a situation with a private in the Foot Guards, to which we will not more minutely allude, but which led to his instant appro. hension and removal - with his companion to the watch-house. There were not fewer than seven witnesses to the fact; and it would seem that the Reverend Prelate with difficulty escaped the vengeance of the populace, who, if not preve:ited by the peace-officers, would have sacrificed him to their indignation on the spot; as it was, hr was severely beaten. On being secured in the watch-house, he offered bail to any amount fur his libera.. don ; but this was very properly refused, and he remained lucked up in a cell during the night, in a state of mind %Illicit nay be more easily imagined than described. Saturday wording, he was conveyed In a hackney-coach to Marlborough Street, and was soon afterwards followed by the soldier. They were both pursued by the esecrations and reviling* of the crowd which had been collected on so extraordinary an occasion. " Mr. Ores, the presiding Magistrate, determined on a private examination, at which Mr. ALkav, who attended for the Bishop, was present. The witnesses were called in Separately, but their testimony was in all respects consistent. and the case established was, to a certain extent, of the clearest nature. " Pilr.ALtier, however, submitted that as the capit a l t h arge h a d nut been'borne out, his lient was entitled to bail ; a proposition to which we understand Mr. Dem was obliged to accede; and the wretched - offender was permitted, in the course of the day, to go at large, upon finding sureties to the aniountof one thouaand pounds. The soldier, not so fortunate, was committed to take his_ trial."—Observer. Cahn Rienar.tas, MAILIC-LANE, JULY 22.—We had a very large supply of Wheat this morning, but scarcely any denunl, except for prime samples, which obtained last Menday's priers; but all other descriptions were ineffectually offered at an abate. mein of 21. per 9uarter : the quantity remaining on band Is very considerable, for which no offers could be got. Barley is very heavy sale, and cheaper, except for prime fresh-threshed sam ples, which support last week's prices. Beans and Peas are aL per quarter lower, the supply of each far exceeding the demand. Oats are Is: per quarter cheaper, and the trade was very slack at that abatement. Rape Seed Is 'XI per last lower.--Currency IMAM. Small Beans 24s See Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto 205 us Essex...... sos sas Oats, Potatoe seal 1158 Suffolk ...•• 50s yes Poland Ms Ills Norfolk , 455 44s Feed. Igs.flOo Rye l6l ine Flour, per Sack • 4111 SOO Sattmorlimo MARKET, JUL! SW— We were wen supplied with all kinds of Cattle this morning, but the Butchers hanging 0 1, nothing supported last day's pr ic es hot prime meat.—Correoeyt es .—Beef, Is. Od. if - to Ss. Od. Veal, Lemb,s4. Id, to 400; Sheep and leads Hay, sL'iti. li. M. M . 56. OS. ,- Id It l ' ' 1 r i . . ..! I. k r . . . • . . - . ... . : . I - . , v.... - -- . • 't . . . . . . , • • ire g-rirta i irr dims - Nok .•.:11,...........- ; .„.•.. t Of WRY/CASTLE E ACES--Wzomrinair, lasi it .'en. The Chanter Stakes of 25gs. each, iOgs. ft. for mares and Old` alS•• 10g3, 3- Yr'ulat.7at• foikr, Si. Six. 61b. lee, eat. 161 b. six and Idol, Vst. 21b. One mile. - ^ • • • , ttre Sir A. Q A. alcDottimch..ll b. f.rGL b otY A tdola niad , 4 ; I re' iild"lg. o ld , 1 - .- :. . 2 as Mr. Smith's bl. tly•Juolper. $ yrs old. :• .. -*- .. S i &r*D. Moncriere b. g. W ar l ock, 4 yra old ... ' '' 4 rite 6t04 pa Mr. Gascoigue's br. f.—Won eleyealy. • ••• 1 l ex- itSt The Convivial Stakes of 50 gs . eac h, h. ft. for all ages ; It-yr-41111as i a feather; three, 7st. four, ilst. Ili. tive,tist4 9th. sin, eat. ISIIr rce and aged, 94t. Ills. Two miles. Rte Hon . TO. Pewlett's br. c.. Jack Spigot, 4 y rs o ld 1 • , . t ed Mr. Milne's hr. h. Alexander, 3 yrs old - -• * she Mr. Alexander named gr. h. D uns i nane , 6 yrs old • . "- : . • . • i i. Mr. Mettle named ch. f. Fortuna, 4 yrs old - raS iiir J. IL Maxwell's gr. in. Fair Helen, 5 yrs old - 6 at- oto 5 the held agst Jack Spigot; tto 4 agst Foillidedi and Lie Bto I apt Alexander. „la c k Spi got won cleverly. thasteisod lid was ih excellent order, and the horses in high eendltitail, The Shier Cdp, value 60gs. given by the Corporation fit" New. . - Ort castle, added to a Swe e ps t ak es o f s gs . eac h, p. p . for 6-ye- Arida, 7st. four, Bst. 31b. five and upwards, Ist. 1016.—Heate• tnt two miles and a quarter each. . - • ich Mr. Lampionit lir. h. Cavalier, 5 yrs old • - 1 1 MU Sir M. W. Ridley's ch. c. Haneytuckle, 1 yrs old , - 9 9 rrt.- CaL Croft's ch. f. bY,Cornas, 5 yrs old - - 11 1 • ; . to Ss. 4d. per too o f sibs.; Mutton, ta. •d. , , id. Si. (Id. to 41. 04. Pork. Its. Od. co is. 4st. 14s. lid—Oktdeat Maria,: limos, sox. ; c a i„ 6„ Lawn" wow ; rim 1110.—Hay mad Straw peg I. k , a.. le 48 Os. Covers 41. 41. to 41. 1N BMW s • . .. 1 1 = The 'ItIS was lega sit -ich .s •