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FASHIONS FOR JULY. Pamirs/sane Hons.—A cambric muslin gown, trimmed at the bottom of the skirt with clear muslin bestillossi, let lain waves ; each wave is embroidered round the edge, aad the trimming is terminated with a full flounce of that sort of work which re sembles poise lace. High body, tight to the shape, finithed round the bust by a narrow wave, to correspond with the trim ming at the bottom. Evasion Daces.—A round dress composed of British net over a white satin slip; the bottom of the skirt finished with a f I • double ruche of the same material, and this is surmounted by a trimming composed of net puffs; their form is that of acrescent; they are let in irregularly, and to a considerable height.—afacr: snann's Repository. Ercousit SUALULA CARILLON Dassa.—Round dress of fine India muslin, with a bouilkose ornament of muslin at the bot tom of the hem. Above are two rows of broad letting-in lace, in which foliage scalloping is most visible, and which is finely relieved by being hoed wit pink. The ress is made high, and falls ever the bust, with antique crossings of pale pink satin and with rebings richly embroidered, and edged to correspond with the pink roub-aux across the stomacher. Fazncu WALNING Dress.—Round dress of lilac Gr.-de-Na pies; the corsage fluted at the back en gerbe, the border of the dress trimmed with distinct stripes of fluting, crossways; the Euting. forming a representation of bullion.—La dissentilie. Gancuct ONSISRATIONS ON FASNION AND Duns.—ln spite of the stagnation that seemed to mark the latter end of May and the commencement of the last month, yet tuts and invention did not partake of it. The summer robe of fa.shionhas adopted its usual varied hoe, and the bright tints of Flores treasures di ve; sify her changeful attire. PARISIAN FASHIONS. Straw hats prevail in the promenades; veils with olives at the angle.; .ncrease, but , however, far from being com mun. Upon some bats : or cotton tissue two veils of this kind are worn—or.- pew colour, the other white; or, somet.ntes, one of white, and another of bright blue cross on the middle of the crown of the hat. The first serves to orna ment the circumference of the crown, and falls back upon the leaf; the second serves for a chin-clotb. The crossing is made i.tto a crochet. Yellow roses and scarlet &Was continue in h:„;h favour. The robes with short sleeves have them much shorter than last year, and the gloves do not reach above the elbow. The waists have remained stationary these six months. They are nut ridiculously long, aor so short as to deprive a woman of one of the greatest advantages wh.ch she derives from nature. The shape is defined, because the plaits, still in grtat number, meet behind at the bottom of the corset. The ,cestuses are not knotted at the fide. The rosette behind is sometimes double, and even triple. Cestuses of gauze rib bons are still worn. LAW INTELLIGENCE. SUMMER CIRCUITS. Alford—Chief Justice Abbot , and Mr. Baron Darrow. Norfolk—Chief Justice Dallas, and Mr. Justice Richardson. Midland—Baron Richards, and Mr. Justice Park. Wcstern—Baron Graham, and Mr. Justice Park. Home—Baron Wood,. and Mr. Justice Burroughs. Noctbcrn—Mr. Justice Bayley, and Mr. Justice Hoiroyd. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 30. QUARRELS IN TIIS KINGS BENCH PRISON. Mr. Commit moved fat a rule to chew cause will , William Jones, Esq. Mar►hal of the Marsha!sea, should not answer matters contained in the affidavits of Colmiel J. Ilaylry, Captain F. Loftus, and two other Gentle ::01, prisoners under his charge. The first document upon which 1%11. Cooper moved (and the only one which in the sequel was read) was an affidavit, very voluminous, from Colonel Bayley ; its effect was pretty nearly as follows :—Colonel Bay ley, becoming a p.i,oner in the month of July last, occupied an apartment over the King's Bench Coffee room, for which he paid (independent of imposition for fire and candle) a rent of two guineas per week. In this chargeable chamber the applicant continued • to reside until the month of November, when, his health relishing peace and quietness, he found him self much molested by the hilarity of his neighbotns par dessous, the coffee-mom visitors, who caroused " until the first cock,"--even until one or two o'clockl in the morning. A representation to Poole, the coffee.' room keeper, that such midnight revelry was con trary to the rules and regulations of the prison, pro duced no amendment ; on the contrary, mine host put on his landlord's face; treated the complainant as an ill lodger—one who ate little, and drank less ; and tinafly requested that he would quit the premises, instead of disturbing better customers than himself. If Colonel.Bayley's remonstrance, however, failed in the object immediately contemplated, it had the effect of provoking the individuals against whose conduct it was directed, and they proceeded forth with to retaliation ; for, immediately after (on the very night ensuing) the topers assembled, the glass went merrily round, and the Colonel's ears were in vaded by a song—it was a parody upon 'the unfor tunate Miss Badcy—intended, as he believed, in ridi cule of himself. The poem in question was set out (\lr. Cooper said) in the affidavit, but he would not offend the Court by reciting it : suffice it to say, that it was soar as a Grmtleman could not listen to without offence. Under these circumstances, Colonel Bayley descended from his apartment to the coffee-room, Where he found a person named Mead singing the song from a paper to the company ; but his inter ference produced no other consequence than a chal lenge, conveyed in the grossest terms, from Mr. Mead ; and the result of a subsequent appeal to the Marshal had been such as the Court would feel some surprise at hearing :—Mr. Jones replied to the com plaint presented to him, by advising Colonel Bayley to remove from his then lodgings, lest the prisoners en masse, offended at his proceeding, should execute summary vengeance by pumping upon him. Mr. Justice lltsr.—All this happened in Novem ber. Why did you not come before? Mr. Cooren.—We state the neglect of our Attor ney, my Lord. The Learned Counsel then proceeded with Colonel Bayley's affidavit, which charged that, the Marshal, contrary to his duty, resided in the coantry, at a distance from the prison. Mr. Justice BAYLEY.—The Court has no power in tha: respect. The Marshal is not appointed by us. Mr. -COOPER said, that by the Act, thevath Geo.ll.' the Court of King's Bench might remove either the Marshal or his officers for misconduct. The Learned ; ! nticitrin then returned to the affidavit, which corn•' ,plamel of various abuses: to wit—that the turnkeys had rooms allowed to them within the walls, which t7ley let for hire, and did not live in ; that prisoners we.-e employed as turnkeys ; and that some persons were allowed, for a pecuniary consideration, " the run of the key," Sm. &c. Mr. Justice BEST thought the accusations far too general : the affidavit was like a fishing bill. Mr. Justice BAYLEY said, that, as the affidavit stood, the Court could not order the Marshal to an swer its contents. Mr. COOPER then agreed to re fatal his affidavit ; and the matter was deferred." FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. HERALDS COLLEGE, JUNE :.:0. In pursuance of an Order in Council, bearing date the 27th (fay of June instant, I do hereby give notice to all Peers, Privy Councillors, and others, claiming to have tickets at the ensuing solemnity of his Majaty's Royal Coronation, that (it being ne cessary to know beforehand the number of persons for whom accommodation is to be provided) no tickets will be lulled to any Peers, Privy Count:Eters, or others, who shelf not have signified to me, on sr before Sstusday the 7th of July nest, his or their intentiaa of attending at the said solemnity. EENEY HOWARD hIOLYNEUX-HOWARD, Deploy Earl Marshal of England. COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL, JUNE 27. - -- • These are to give notice, that all such Peere;ses,ortwidows of Peers, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, as intend to see the solemnity of his Majesty's Royal Coronation, in Westminster Hall, do forthwith send their names to the Right Honourable Lord Gvrydir, Deputy Great Chamberlain of Eng land; and such of them u dedre to see It ha the Abbey, are to send their names to the Right Honourable Lord Henry How ard Molyneux-Howard, Deputy Earl Marshal of England, to the end that places may be provided for them. JAS. BULLER. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward Lloyd Edwards, Cardigan, linen-draper, from July 7, to August 25, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSF.DED. Joseph Turton, jun. Rolls-buildinp, Fetter-lane, farrier. Joseph Troughton, Charles Atkins Newcomb, and James Troughton, Coventry, bankers. Bryan Troughton, jun. Coventry, sßkman. BANKRUP'rS. Henry Cardwell and John Smith , Nith-upon-Dearne. York shire, flax-spinners, to tin-render July 18, at six, at the Crown Inn, Rotherham, 20, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Wath upon-Dearne, and August 11, at twelve, at the Castle of York. Attornies, Messrs . Alexander andHolme. New Inn; • or Mr. Pigott, Bolton-upon-Larne, near Doncaster. John Fea, Hull, broker, July 6,7, and August 11, at e l even at the Log and Duck Tavern, Hull. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn. Robert Rainey, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, tanner, July 18, at four, 19, at eleven, and August 11, at four, at the George Inn, Splisby. Attornies, Messrs., Brackenbury and Uabington. Spilaby; or Mr. Rogers, Lincolns 11.11-fields. Rowland and William Webster, Bishop-Wearmouth, flier chants, July 11, 12, and August 11, at eleven, at the Pea. cock Inn, Buhop-Wearmouth. Anomie', Mr. Illakiston, Symond's Inn • or Mr. Thompsnn, Bishop -Wearmouth. William Phelps , of Camomile -street, Bisheipsgate, carpen ter, July 7, 14, and August 11, at twelve, at Guildhall: At torney, Mr. Williams, Bond -court, Walbrook. George Perfect, jun. late of West Malling,'Kent. surgeon, July 7, 17, and August 11, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attor nies, Messrs. Brace and Selby, Surrey-emcee, Strand. Harland Wilson, Crispin -street, Spitalfields, victualler, July 5, 14, and August 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Annesley and Son, Finsbury-square. Edward. Dyson, Well-street, Jennyn-street, dealer, July 7, 14. and August 11, at eleven; at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. itus ten, Crown-court, Alder gate-street. John and Robert Cleugh, late of Leader:hall-street, wholesale linen-drapers, Jul 7, 14, and August 11, at t en , at Guild hall. Attorniea, Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel -court, • Throgmorton-street. !Uriab Yarrow, Chiswell-street, shopkeeper, July 7, 14, and August 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, -Sion Cullegelardens, Aldermanbury. Thomas Barnett, Birmingham, merchant, July 9, 10, and Au gust 11, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham, Attendee, Messrs. Egerton and Co. Guy's Inn-square; or Messrs. Spurrier and Co. Birmingham. • DIVIDEN i)q to be made at GUILDHALL July 21, li. Graham and S. Sharman. Leicester-square, linen drapers, at ten. July 21, J. lies, New City-Chambers, Li. shopsgate-street, insurance -broker, at twelve. July 21, G. W. B. Tonge, East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, merchant, at ten. July 14, 1. Palyart, late of London -street, Fenchurch street, merchant, at twelve. July 31, W. A. Brown, College hill, merchant, at ten. July 21, R. Simpson, Crown -court, fhreadneedle-street, merchant, at ten. July 21, H. I.e Me sutler and J. A. Du Buesson, London, merchants, at eleven.- July 28, J. Prsece, late of Peterborough -court, Fleet -street, gold-beater, at twelve. July 2!, J. Crossley, Halifax, mer chant, at eleven. July 21, S Cater, Watling-street, warehouse. man, al twelve. July 21, W. Prentice, High-inert, South wark, ironmonger, at twelve. July 21, W. Bryan, late of White Lion -court, Bit chin-lane, merchant, at ten. July 21, G. Rootsey, 'rooky -street, butcher, at ten. August 14, W. Dunn, Holton, whulesale-uphulder, at ten. • DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY. July L 7, H. Turner, Liverpo.l, butcher, at one, at the Grotge Inn, Dale-street*Liverpool. July 27, J. Henzell, Newcastle. upon-Tyne, linen-draper, at eleven, at the George len, New castle. July 23, T. Webster, late of Cbedgrave, Norfolk, printer, at eleven, at the Tuns Inn, Itungay. July 2:t, 3. Ilard• man, Manchester, warehouseman, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. July £4, W. A. L. Bailey, late of Stow Market Suffolk, cabinet-maker, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Stow Market. July 25, T. H. 'Robinson, Manchester, cotton-mer chant, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. CIERTIFICATES—Jeer £l. D. Ilennell, Kettering, Northamptonshire, draper. J. Bar nett, jun. West-street, West Smithfield, victualler. D. Turner, Whitechapel-road, timber.mereliant. W. tole, Yorkshire, farmer. T. Burn, late of Southend, Essex, brick. maker. W. Fifoot, Bristol, dealer. J. Wilkinstm, Blackburn, cotton.manuficturer, W. Abbott, Bermondsey New-roid, corny/ulcer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. T. and J. Nichols, Chipping-On:gar, Esser, conch-ma:den.— Haslain and Co. Heath and Davis, Alanchei,ter, iron-founders. Oswald and Williams, Raphidem-street, Southwark, currlers. Mangles and Co. Wapping, ship-chandlers. Evais and Lucas, Cheapside, musleal-ilistrument-makers. J. and W. Mitchell, Colchester, watch-makers. Corral! and Co. Alaidstone, bankers. S. and W. Wallis, Bristol, biscuit-bakers. Hutchings and Gol lop, Yeovil, Somersetshire, bankers. T. and M. Funks, Yeo vil, glove-manufacturers. Smith and Cricke, Itathbone-place, milliners. Holdsworth and Co. Leeds, flax-spinners. Douglas and Robert.on, Wapping, ship-chandlers. Storey and Ju d son, Knarebberough, tobacco-manufacturers. Wilcock and Clark, Watling-street, warehousemen. Lambert and Blackmore, Fri day -street, warehousemen. It. and J. Homershani, Canter- 1 bury, woolstaplers. Tinson and Co. Bow (lurch-yard, wool-, len-factors. Gill and Co. Catte-Down Quarries, near Ply mouth, quarrymen. Hist and Newton, Cornhill, auctioneers. Brittlebauk and Ilainbrigge, Ashborne, Derbyshire, attornies. Dowthvraite and Shepherd, Dlaidstone, chemists. Haightcn and Gibbs, lligh Holborn, linen-drapers. Wallis and Ilayne. Leaf and Co. Old Change, warehousemen. Turuee and Ilohnes. Bellamy and Co. Cornbill, warehousemen. rI2VItERSITY LVTELLICENC'E. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE t 9. The Porson Prize for the best Translation of a passage from Shakspeare into Greek Verse, was on Monday adjudged to Mr. W. Barham, of Trinity College.—Subject, Othello, Act L Scone 3. Othello 's Apology : Beginning with " And till she comes, as truly as to Ilitsven."- And ending with Here comes the Lady, let her witness it." The examiners have selected (honoris gauss) thp two ezerclus. Motto—" Pindarym quitquis studet smular4" /W. Motto—" Si piece° tuum est." And given notice, that the names of the writers will be recorded, if their consent to open the mottoes be communicated to the OXFORD, JUNE W. Monday, John Ball, Francis Jackson Mandy, and Edward Parris New, were admitted Fellows, and Henry Bristow Wil son, Schola r of St. John's College. Yesterday, Ruben Eden, of St. John's College, was admitted Scholar of Corpus Christi College. The following Gentlemen of this University were on the same day ordained by the Bishop of Lincoln, in Buckden Ch. John Vaux Moore, B.A. Exeter College. John Johnson Hodson, B.A. St. Mary Hall. Francis Orton, ditto. William Henry Price, B. A. St. Edmund Hull. William Adams, M.A. 'falsity College. S. 11. Sherrill', B.A. Watlhant College. PRIESTS. John Alington, B.A. Balllol College. Samuel Turner, B.A. University College. John Brown awkins, 13. A. Exeter College. Sidney Hammond, B.A. University College. Thomas Williams, 11. A. Magdalen IlaIL IL D. Kennicott, U.A. University College. Saturday, the following Thgrees were conferred : JSCH SLOt ravisery. The Rev. James William Bellamy, ill. A. St. John's College, and Head Master of Merchant Tailor's School. ZACIIRLORS OF ARTS. Reginald anodes Pole, Esq. Balliol College, Grand Comp. James Henry lane, Scholar of Worcester College. William Lawrence Townsend, Worcester College. Aaron Thomas, Worcester College. John Yolland, Worcester College. usury Arthur Woodgate, Fellow of St. John's College. Charles John Hume, Scholar of Wadham College. NOM= Stuart, University College. Charles Francis Johnson, Queen's College. Bathie, Queen's College. William Beach Thomas, Scholar of Pembroke College. Wednesday, the following Degrees were conferred: SACUSLOS AND DOCTOR Ile DIVINITY. The Rev. Henry Barlow I Izrrison, M. A. some time Fellow of Magdalen College, and now !lector of Bugbrooke, in the Diocese of Peterborough, Grand Compounder. _:%IBSTIRS OF ALTS. Le Cendre Starkie, F.sq. Brasennose College, Grand Comp. The Rev. John Charley Prince, Brasennose College. The liev..lossph Handel!, Pembroke College. William Grove, Oriel College. John Evans, Christ Church. The Rev. Thomu Fahie llorsford, Wadham College. Francis Bisset liawkins, iszer••r College. Charles Grey Round, R 5114.1 College. Henry Bourchier Wrey. Bailin' College. lIXCIIELOLS CF ARTS. Robert Henry Chene;,Fsq.lcalliolEillege, Grand Comp. The Rev. William Hutchins, St. Alban 11:111. John Smith, St. Edmund Hall. Ita'ph Sncyd, Brasennose College. Nicholas Gernion, Oriel College. Edmund Dawson Le a h, &into' College. Thursday, the following Dcgrees were also conferred: EACH TLOR AND DOCTOR IN DIVINITY. The Rev. Ilenry Phil!ports, ‘l. A. some time Fellow of Mag. ,:alen College, now Rector of Stanhope, Northumberland, awl Lltely rreh,ndary of Durham. MASTER. Or ART% The Rev. Richard Pearson, St. John's College. 1/Xl/LORI Or ARTR. Jok n Wilkinson Stephenson, Queen's College. John Jackson, ditto. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The nev. Mr. Dent, to the valuable Living of Coekerhain, The Rey. Richard Rice Venable', D.D. to the Rectory of New-church, Radnorshire. The Rev. J. Chr.rnbellayne, to the Mastership of 'Etwall llospital, Derbyshire. The Rev. M. Witt, to the Second Mastership of Repton School. A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, enabling the Rev. Joseph Baylis, M.. 1. Chaplain to the Duke of Beaufort, and hector of St. Mary•-de-Crypt, in Gloucester, to hold with that bcnefce the vicarage of 3lickleton, with Fbrington annexed. The Dean and Chapter have appointed the Rev. William Pit man Jones, A. M. of Pembroke College, Oxford, Under Master of the King's School, Canterbury, on the resignation of the 11ev. John Francis. Lord Howard 41e Walden, has appointed the Rev. Henry Heap, Vicar of Bradford, his Lordship's Domestic Chaplain. The Earl of Lonsrlaic has presented the Rev. A. Hudleston, A.ll. with the Rectory of Moresby ; and the Rev. Jack son, of Oxford, A.ll. with the Chapeiry of St. James, White haven, both vacant by the death of the Rev. R. Artnitstead. Last week, the Associate Congregation, Nicholson's-street, Edinburgh, assembled to choose a Colleague coojunctly to dis charge the pastoral duties with the Rev. Dr. Jamieson. After the preliminary services, the Rev. Mr. Heusi', of Stirling, was unanimously elected. We insert the following by way of caution, to prevent our Clerical Friends from being harassed by common informers, as some of them were three months ago:—lcy the statute of 19th Geu. 11. e. 21. commonly called the Swearing Act (after reciting the penalties for profane cursing and swearing), it is enacted as follows—" That the said Act shall be publicly read four times in the year, in all Churches and Chapels by the Minister, imme diately after Morning and Evening Prayers, on the Sundays next after March 25, June 24, September 29, and December 23, on pain of se.s for every offence, to be levied by distress, by war rant of a Justice, or Mayor." Monday, a little girl, about eight years of age, was sent on an errand from Folkstone to Mr. Brace's mill, a short distance from the town, which, being at work at the time, one of the sweeps struck her on th e head as she appr oac h e d ; t h e poor g i rl l i ngered • One of the most dari ng an d ma li c i ous robberies n great agony a bout two hours, wh en s h e exp i re d. P recorded for years past, w as comm i tte d on the re- We communicate an inst ance o f t h e cuc k oo not mises of Mr. Smirk!, fruiterer and confectioner, in fosterin g its own young ; a young one was di sco - Piccadilly, i opposite Bo n d- s t ree t, on Th urs d ay n i ght. veredin a hole in an ivy -crowned wall of the [iota. The villains entered the house by forcing the lock of nic Gardens, Bury, which has been hithertd effec an area gate, cutting a large square of glass out of tually cherished by the assiduous care of a wag-tail. the area door window, by which means they got into A few days since, a horse belonging to Mr. Tho the kitchen, struck a light, broke open the cupboard, mas Johnstone, tenant on the estate of Major Culton, and took away some sugar; then took a pair of steps of Auchenabony, having lost a shoe, and probably and forced a trap-door communicating to the shop, it and feel foot ht y from the t , took from tence ten ver t ex. on s, poons four large one , metal tea- leftin th g e his field where somew he a was uneas grazing, and w we an nt of to a table ditto, a pair of large tea-g where pot, some ivory handled knives and f ol k s , severa l smithy, about a mile di stant , shod. On arriving, he was observe he used to be d to pause a few pots of jams, and opened every drawe r i n t h e s h op ; minutes, as if in expectation that the owner of the took eight cloths, and various articles of sw ee t meats; , opened two desks and iron clo s et s , to o k out a ll t h e house would come ou t, an d i ntro d uce hi m i n due m ; but finding od in atten books, took from the shop a la r ge dial, w hi c h t h ey for in, placed himself in ob n the y corner where dance, he he used walked to left at the door, in conequence of the ala rm w hi c h bad taken place. Besides this, the vill a i ns set fi re to during the op erat i on o f s h oe i ng, an d on the stand the shop, which might have con s um e d t h e w h o l eo- rand, holding up the shoele ss f oot . S oon a f t e r, s coming in, he i ns t an tly ma d e k nown hi s er smith ' by house, had not Mrs. SMITH most fort unate l y di sc vered it by the smoke, which issued o u t i n an i m- the owner of the horse h av i ng m i sse d hi m, h e came xnense volume. Two men were, on Friday charged to the smithy in th e course o f hi s searc h , and, to his no small surprise, found th e smith eugn- 6 ed it it • - . pt. th t ; at Marlborough-street Office with tho se atroc i ous of- i fences, and were remanded. on a shoe!—(Dum 'ries Courier.) ../ trcoßDEß's R TPOil i. Saturday, the RV:CORDER made his Reportln Majesty inen; w in h C en t ou b nc e il, xf of t o h l e i prisonersfol l owing ng w e r under d s e erend Erseter wo V . death in Newgate, vii. thirty-four men an d s '. % wiecution on Wednesday uestiatitios George D r i, toll, for a highway robbery, under threats of charge or the person with an unnatural crime; Cephns 6,l , egeir foe assembling with fire-arms at Hythe ;Joke Sn ap : for forging a ship's certificate; John Blekorey, f or a street robbery, attended with great violence; a m Robert Holding and Charles Wink for a burglary__ The remainder were respited during his Maatsry's pleasure. On the arrival of the warrant at Newgate the mt. lancholy information was communicated to the ua fortunate criminals by Mr. BROWN, the Kee per. ..z Snap; who was formerly a Parser in the Navy, re , ceived the intelligence his fate with the g ru tet firmness and resignation ; and Quested A d Dr isco ll with that serious demeanour becoming then awfi ll situation; Blakeney, Holding, and Wade, burg into a violent flood of tears, and appeared overuneitom with agitation and distress. Early yesterday morning they st ere visited by qtr. Sheriff lA/Arras:AN, who, with great humanity ia. quired into the circumstance. of their le.pettire cases, that every favourable representattatt ay.: be made on their behalf. Mr. Sheriff Witu ssa s attended at the jail on his arrival in town. companied the criminals to the Chapel. 1 . .. e Lo t: . demiied Sermon was preached by the Rev. k.Co l . TON, the 0. dinary. and ;IN:eared to have a aue ciect on the prisonerc, t‘ho conducted themselves with th e greatest prorriety. On their ret , trn to the jail. after service, their friends were allowed to visit them onto rive in the evening, and the same indulge..ce will like wise be granted to them this day and to-moriow from nine o'clt.ck in tl:e mot fling until three in di; aftel neon. Biakerey, Holding, and W.Oe are single yowl men; Diiscoll is also mini , tiitape and Quested are mdr.:cd, an.: hive am ores. Thursday, about one o'e, L , the roof of a the,. story back home in l oss eet. Dublin, unfor tunately gave way, teltiog along w ut. It a stack of chimnies, and the o t .per pail of the ea t?rn gable. The house was inhabited enzirels by the o .rest description of people. The result has been most calamitous, the weight of the roof ca. vying down the floors to the verb bottom. Two poisons were killed on the spot, and eight women and duce chilrea carried to the hospital dreadfully bruised. Br wrtis. Sunday se'nnight, at Dea!, the Lady of Captain R.N. of a daughter. June 45, at llorsendon, Bucks, the Lady of Captain Gvbb, of male twins. Monday, in Langham-place, the Lady of Sir James Lane. ham, Bart. of a son. Tuesday se:l - light, the wife of Ito6ert 3layaruf Durham, of a son. June 21, at Edinburgh, the Lady of G. Macpherson Gra....t, Esq. M.P. of a daughttr. June 20, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Major Younghusband, Royal Regiment of Artil cry, of a.son.. _ _ June 17, at Little Mill, the Lady of Colonel Fenny, Weal the 15th Foot, of a daughter. June 23, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Russell, IL td Master ol Charter House School, of a daughter. MARRIED. June 27, Robt. LimondcEsq ,;(;;;;; in the service of the Iloa. East India Company'sßengal Establishment, to Catherine, daugh ter of Robert Simpson, E.sq. of York-place, Kingsland-road. At Aldershot, in Surr..y, the Rev. C. Alfred L'Oste. rurate of St. Nicholas, in Guildford, to 'Alias Atkinson, of Aldershot. 'Wednesday se'nnight, at Narborough, the Rev. Isaac Cook, to Miss Jee, both of that place. • June 19, at Peebles, the Rev. Benjamin Mardon, M.A. Mi nister of Union Chapel, Glasgow, to Miss Isabella Cairns, datt:, , h. ter of Mr. Cairns, writer, Peebles. _ _ . . At Rochetts, Osborne Markham, Esq. Comptroller of the Barrack Department, to Miss Jervis, eldest daughter of the late Captain Jervis, R.N. June 14, Lieutenant-Colonel Bell, Deputy Quartermaster. General at the ('ape of Good Hope, to Lady Catherine Harris. daughter of the late Earl of Malmesbury. June 19, at Burgh Lodge, Thomas Gifford, F4q. late of the Lion. East India Company's Service, to Jessie, only daughter of the late John Scott, Esq. of Milbie. June 19, at the Manse of Ardhill, Alexander Allan Mackenzie, F.aq. of Hilton, to Charlotte, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Alex ander Downie, late Minister of Lochahh. June 27, John Julin, Esq. to Amelia, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Lindsay. June 27, , at Waterford, William Figg, Esq. Commander of the Revenue cruizer Griper, to Margaret, third daughter of the late Francis llewetson, F.sq. June 26, at liereford, Spring (whose real name Is Winter), well known in the gymnastic circles, to Miss Eliz. Griffiths, et that city. DIED. The Gth October last, aged 34, Captain Gerard John of the 16th Native Infantry, on the Bengal Establishment. . - March 19, at Fort Louis, in the Mauritius, James Edward Taylor, Esq. of the 66th Regiment. Friday se'nnight, at Mallow, in the prime of life, Lieut. W.F. Fortescue, late of his Majesty's 27th Regiment. His death was occasioned by a decline brought on by a severe vrotnd through the body, received by him at the battle of Waterloo. Sulu day se'nnight, Captain T. G. Caulfield, of his Majesty's ship Windsor Castle. June 18, at Shawfield, Robert Cieghorn, M.D. Physic:l2u in Glasgow. Monday, at the Manse of Dunseore, the Rev. Cunningham The Rev. John Munden, I.L.D. Rector of Beer Hacket amti oracombe, Dorset. Aged 63, the Rev. John Preston, of Flashy Hall, Yorkshire. June 4, aged 69, the Rev. R. Waring, Dissenting Minister of 7alpole, and formerly of Rendluun, in Suffolk. Saturday se'nnight, after a long affliction, Mrs. Ray, wife of le Rev. Orbell Hay, of Tostock. Tuesday, on the North Parade, Bath, Hannah, wife of the *v. Charles Sandford, Archdeacon of Wells. _ At Camelford, aged 83, Mr. R. hlabyn, Alderman of that Borough, making the third Alderman w•ho has died since tbe last election. _ _ June 25, at Charmouth, aged nine, Joseph, only son of this Rev. Thomas Hodges, Curate of Charmouth. June 14, the Rev. Denzil Ibbetson, Rector of Halsted. June 18, at Boulogne-sur-Seine, near Paris, aged 24, Mry daughter of W. Errington, Esq. IlighWarden, Northumberiird. June 23, at Watergate, in Sussex, in his 7.1c1 year, George Thomas, Esq. M. P. for the City of Chichester from i 7t 4 to lb 12. At it:.iebaU, the 10th inst. William Munro, gardener there ever since 1717. As he was a married man with a large fainilh when he first came there, and had been employed as a gardener elsewhere for several years, his age at that time could scarcely be less than 30; Ind he must therefore have attained at least the age of 104. Yet in spite of this extraordinary longevity, he retained the full use of all his faculties, and was able to wait about till within a very short period before his death. HIGH•WATER at LONDON MUDGE T04102E0 14 . Mcraing - 26 Warta after Atte FIII)On - 4 4 a• mr.m0mm......1 4 LONDON I'rintit and published by Lava KENT, rickact- Pie.:s ; Tempi-Ear, • • __.-, ~ _~--~--~<s~