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the moment this reaches you. I apply to you as a frend, who, I am sure, will feel and enter into the delicacy of such a situation, and the anxiety I must experience lei tHs subject; titi; I cocsule myself in the eillifid..mee I feel in your kotrimp.s. I ivy NI .1 pri. Dahl) , arrive in England by the 10th ot May. - I hi, 'titer goes in their ship; and I hope to are in En;;land by he eml ot June, latest I: niters's,. y requires her to iniward this, I beg 1 oar to leave a letter for me at Cukor-A with a three:inn to be Is, pt till for: and I shall g o there in ask the moment lam in town. Goa bless you, and let me rely on your friendly aid and secrecy.-.... Yours, &c. " bOALI.L. May 1,1511." It appeared, then, that nn the ( 2.1 of March, he wrote that in , amous letter of which his iinfiapiry vic• CM was the bearer—that letter in wi.:eh lie emuld wickedly represent the plaintiff as a careless and had husband; and that on the 601 , f the same month, (four days after), at the very time when lie 'glad cont. pleted his plan tor the sum ot that timbal:Ws happi ness, he gave a direct lie to every thing he had insi 'seated in the fortifier letter. It fortunate.). happened, that rh idler htf those letters were delivered to the party to whom it was directed.— T . e itr. llr , opharri dwelt with considerable arvel:,y on the aii i :lincTled and profligate mital that could tl;..tat. stich a letter as that dm:wed to Colonel Shaw; anal v.aricii could conceive that the latter would lend himselt to the atrocious project which it held f. 4 di.] tic (Mr. Brougham) had the Uhni , ur of being personally Ac quainted with Colonel Shaw, and to Lis own know ledge he could elSr'!it, that Clone! Shaw was a Gen tleman of the most honourable character ; that he was a mat tied man, and the last man in the world who would make himself instrumental to the seduc tion and rum of a virv,:...15 female. The letter cle.ir4 provrel that the defendant had effected his plait of se. duction long benne the departure of Mr. and Mts. Kent troiss vie Colony ; and that it was to be canted tally into effect As soon a, the parties atrived in Ltig land. Colonel 3i:rell wished, but was unable to ob. 'ant A passage or. board the !Boadicea; but that ship had not beett three months in England when lie ar r. veal in another ship ; and then, Macrae' ot calling on the plaintiff to renew his fta suer friendship, he care lull, avoided him, but took case to apprize the wile of his arrival ; and that infatuated woman, enaile to remove the impressions that had been made upon her mind, fled Irian the roof and protection of the best of huslitad-, and desired hat two surviving thildren, lovely gills, woo were already of an age and under standing itMicient to be aeflitaintrel wieo their me. ther's disgi ace. Sae threw herselt into,the A rms of a base and treacherous sedocei, with whom she has ever s'nrce livetl in a state of Mr. 13i:out:ham observed, that it might appear sin gular that so I .ng a delay had taken place, t e e 4l , th e time of the offence being committed until the brine *tic: of the action ; but this circumstance wount he sita-iacro!ily accounted for by the evidence of Williams, the plaintiff's Solicitor, whom lie should call. The letters of the dekndant as above were then lead, and the following witness• s were called Wiliiam Dunbar had Ignii:en the plaintiff up wards of twelse years; saw and visited him and his wilt: for near two years after their marriage; she WAS a very pretty interesting little woman ; they had one chili', and appeared to be a most happy affectionate couple, and he a moat fond and attentive h s ,shA i; ,l, Sir 1. 7 . was a Captain in the sante regiment. Major M'lJonald knew' the plaintiff* when he was in the 17th Dragoons with lam, many years ago; met him and Mts. Kent afterwards at Glieni, when he and Mrs. M.llunald visited them comtatitly ; they were also visited by all the resrectable families in the neighbourhcoJ, and ft.:narked as a nowt atfcc tiohate cruple, and he a wrist kind and attentive hus band; remembers their having t c!.ildren, one of which died these. Mrs. K. was a mist interesting little woman, and remarkably fond of her children, g and most hihly respected in that neit:hbouilh.od. Captain ltaicsford knew Mt. and Mrs. Kent per- Getty —sailed with them in the same ship to the 1 Cape of Good !lope: continued to visit them cnn stantly during the whole' time they were there; they three children, and lived together in Itatmo .y aid affection. Mts. Kent was dotingly fond of het children, and Mr. Kent a most attei.tive l.usb.ind and lather. lii knew Coiontl Smell; met him • Irv. i quently at Mr Kent's; Liiew he was a middle aged man, . f a remirleahly stesdy, resetved. and serious tor.,. :sod the list perm l!e should hive suspected Of d ince/Mous. Mr. and Mrs. Kent visited in the first cii cies, and left the colony be!Ore him. Mts. Co;liar was an efficer's lady in the 21:t Dna. eisi;ed Mr. and Mrs. Kent as such; always (01;sidcred her as a most IlicuJiy affectionate wife, and remarked by all as a frini ai,d attentive mother. Mr. Kent was a moe: anzanis kied husband and father, and devoted his v.hole tune and attvtition to the in terest of his family. Knew C iloncl S•arell atouii,ll act intimately, but always loi.ked upon him aa a most sespictahle character; Was raihuf a grave aged . man. Several other witnesses were then caned. Mr. I. Williams proved that he had commenced the present action its 1812; that shortly afterwards his client was ordered to Ireland, :.ad from then;e to the Cape of Good Hope, lc.ving 41sta:tenons with him to proceed; vvliicli, nowever, he was unable to do for want ui sefEcient evidence; but that on Mr. Bent's return to England, a few. months ago, no :raw , had been lost in bring the case to a hearing. The Under Sheriff summed up the evidence, and commented on every part or it in an able anti 'war. dal manner ; after which the Jury. reined fora tew minutes, and returned with a vre.ll,:t fur the plailWlf .--Damages, Three Thousand Pounds. No evidence was called, nor did any counsel ap pear on behalf of the defendant. His letting judgmeLt go by default was an acksowledgmtnt that the alleged adultery had been committed by him. 01. D nAILLY. . Saturday fifty one persons .vere tried, 12 Of - whom were capit .V.y convicted, vii. j ams Biggs, for breaking and entering the dwel ling house of Lawrence Rowe, and stealing two el balk notes, his property. Jain George Delbridy, for sacrilegiously breaking arid entering the parish church of lslcwurth, and stealing two silk sear Is, and other articles. 71somtu Sandi nnel 7 henna: Coleman, for stealing four bollocks, the property et Richard Wallis. George leasseee bar assaulting Joshua Wren cn the Ei n e s bignwat i after blinding him, by throwing a handful of saugin his face, and forcibly taking irons his person £l. 145. in eopper . monses. Thomas Edward', for disposing of and putting away eight Al bank notes, with intent to defraud the Co. i vernor and Company of the Bank of England. William Kelly, for stealing privately in the shop of John Cestlio, '22 silk handic,:rchiels. - ..... jam B yrne , f.,r stealing 2u pieces of paper hanginc, value LI of Richard Wood, in his dw, Bing house. Jahn Lase, fur robbing William idiriewan, ou the King's highway, of a watch, Su. William Drummond, Eli] oft Swainlvn, and Thomas Waincyri:ght, for ass4ulting and tubbing Th a e s m s T.ty. for, oa the highway, of a watch, two gold seals, &c. ^ll.ll GES OF IREASIEVABLE I'I2.ICTIGAS. The ning's Messengers on the 2-limier/Taw:len:, in cc„ junction with the 1.1...v-sl-ect Officers, are coo %tautly employed in apprehendiug persons at istant p.sits 01 the co, iritt y , particularly in the North f En: land, Lanutstiire, Yorkshire, t.t.t. on treasonabie and sedithaas practices, brit•ging them to Lon,'on .n custody ; and also, atter they t! . vir e‘arri , a thus before the Privy Council, the 1,4 f_Prtcers, 3c:. in conveying t:,ern to tfi,tant prisons in tl;e country, where they are kept separate. About a. seeflt s.nce, , Thomas Wolstenholnie, William irolgtrladme, and James Wolstenholme, a fattier and two sons, who had been brought some time previous in cu.tody from Sturffield on charges of treawcable practices, were conveyed to Winchester prison. At the same time others from Sheffield, Nottingham, and Derby, were sent off to other prisons. Wednesday night a man of the name of Scree/re was brought to London, by a King's Messenger and a Bow-street Officer, from Wakefield. On Thersday Scroope underwent an examination at the Secretary, of State's Office for the Home Department, before Lord Sivmourti, Cie Law Officers, Sir N. CONAUT, &c. At the same time several others, who had been in custody fix some time, were br-ught Irom the I louse of Correction, and underwent an examination, atter which some of them were sent off to Cambridge and Hertford prisons. Saturday night, between nine and ten o'clock, a King's Messenger and a Bow-street Officer, arrived in town with 4 man in custody on a charge of trea sonable practices, by virtue of a warrant issoed against him signed by Lord Viscount SIDMOUTII, as Secretary of State. On account of the lateness of the hour, no person was an attendance at the Secretary tit State's Office, and no Magistrate befog sitting, he was lodged iu the House of Correction. FASIIIONABLE FAIR FRACAS. MARLBOROVGH-lITREET. Friday night Misslll— Lady of lortune) was brought up by Craig and carton, the office's, charged with annoying Mts. K—, a Lady of forfune also, in the following es. tiaordinary manner : For a constderabie time Gentleman of rank has paid his AZ:dresws to tie Pri s..ner, and a marriage was agreed upon ; bit the Gentleman happened to see Miss N—, tile ni.cu of the complainant, who is a very fine y. tang Lady, lie.instantly conceived a violent passion for her, and met an affectionate return. The pride of the prisoner was touched, and she followed Dais, N— to tier -eat iu Norfolk, where (it it alleged) sl r sei.t het challenge to meet at a certain time and pitte, in settle their pretensions in an honourable: way. is ' N. however, not being a duellist, laul tiit mate: before a neighbouring Magistrate, who, riveting it irrpos , ible to restore amity, load Muss IV. in tccogni zeeei * of 4 - 104) to keep the peace towards Kis% N.—. file parties then came to town, and Miss N. eeeia •o jive with her aunt, M's. K. at Parson's Green, on the Fulliatn road. The prisoner residi d in the siei,h boisthood of Portman square. L. .- N. had oecation to go to TonbridgeWells, and the prisoner suspecting (it is suppwsed) that the Gentleman was iti tee it • co.npaition, got a pout chaise and four, and followed the carriage from stage to stage until they lost each other In the neiglihoutft•iod of 'run:bridge. As soots as she und. rstood her rival had conic to town again, the ordeted her carriage, and drove to Mrs. K 's, where she was informed Miss N. was not to be seen ; .he said she would stay all day, and as • proof of her resolution, ordered the horses to be taken from the carriage, wadi was inunediately done by her servants: she was reclutusted several times to go away, but refused, until Mts. K. applied for the in. terposition of the Police. Accordingly Mr. BAKER granted a warrant for her removal, but she would nut go with the Officers, until they removed her from her carriage into a.h.tckney chariot, which drove them to town. The Magistrate crdtred the Prisoner to pet in bail, which she refused, and in default was committed. Site is a hne women, about twenty-six years of age. The following iiiidacitius robbery was committed on Friday lazt. A yLitill was sent lay a Gentleman s Lincoln's-itio.tields, to the banking shop of bikes rni,' Co. in M......sion.htise.street, with a draft for .a.:170. He was desi:•ed to take fifteen £lO rotes and the rest in mail notes. The Bankers said they happened not to have so many ten pound notes in their drawer, and they gave the boy a note of £lOO and one of £5O, with directions to step into the Bank of England ,arid get them changed for aelti notes, which he accordini;ly did. On returning borne he was overtaken by man with a pen behind his car, who stopped him and said the two noes he had given in were forgeries, and he must return with him to the. Bank. 'flit. boy was accordingly t ken back ; and %shut in the Rotunda, the fellow, W.lO bad the ap peas atter of a clerk, took the bank -notes, ':rider pre. It.nce ul c an y Mg them so the cashier, and in an instant disappeared. The poor lad, alter waiting half an hour. gave the alarm, but in vain. The ALIO notes Avete dated :Id June, and numbered from 3871 to inclitsiae. The robber was about five feet ten inches high, of pale complezior, and wore a black coat and waistcoat, with a crape round his hat. it is universally acknowledged. by the most respec . table pail of the profession, that the Medical Boards, estab• fished by the celebrated z.urgenns of Charlotte House, Blacktriars Road, and Woodstock-street, Ortord-strset (a few doors from Bombstreet), are the tountans head for advice. It is a fact, that, by the united latest. s of th.:se Gentlemen, upwards nt biz I thou sand Pat ents have been cured annually of obstinate Disea , es ; many of whom had been discf.aged from Hospitals, and hun dreds had been improperly treated uy persons ignorant of an mt portant brawls ut lie prolessiou.—Messrs. Cosine, Monaca, and C'o. are coma ed dady by all ranks el people, at sad cii their Estabashnients; or by Ivies* !rum the Country, stating their case, when Medscit.e and /islv!ce ate seat to all pans of the iestioas.—Ti, ere ire side *Mors at each toms and private rooms tor female-8.-I)in= (;garrotte Bows, orpostr• the Rev. Row/and .11110 Pell of W4rnislituth nous% sew crew Bend-street. CATECLIC ItfTETING. DUBLIN, JULY s. The Aggregate Catholic :Jeering, held this day in Clarendon•street Ch ipel, w.ri linniervusly and respect ably attended. Several Resolutions were entered into It was resolved to petition Parliament early in the next Session; never to consent to the measu.e of a Veto ; to c ffer, as a removal of every objection LC‘IT.,TIC: Nom;SAMX ; and that the preparation and citii otem.-nt of the General Petition ,hould ciaifi.kl to the persons who co:: 4) sed the late Catholic Board. cLER i:4l. LNI ELL IGENCE. ‘I3I2:DGE, 1171.1( .4. The Ant Grati , tr in Iti::ity College was attnired, ct the CArittri :ye c rittnettrext. , r, 071 Tueglly lag, to Cita: thr aecoittl too tat the late !t R Slier-Am). Sarcr.!:l, Luritott, rtf .'t. l'etcr's-colleze, was admitted Bachrtor at Civil I.aW j Mr%%rs. Baddey, of Cahn, and Mac- Bowan, of Jeaus•colieee, B.:che ors iu Pliyne; Messrs. Lri 1 4 ,4, ul S:. l'etre,codrge, Walton, ll' Urinity•cu lest, at.d Macdonald, 01 Jottee.rnllege, haat:tors of Arts. Monday the Hon. G. Gordon, of Clare.hatl, was admitted Honorary Mager of Arts; Mews. Aelton aid Caner, of I n nityhall, rachelorA in Civil Law; rind Mr. llttr, ut Jesuveul lege, liache , orr of Are. IIAe Nurribian prize for tl;e present year ha: been a !judge Ito the Rev. lames Ciarke Franks, 1f A Schuler of Frn.ity-cidiene, fur his essay uu " the internal evidence of the geiimaients. aria authenticity id the Gospels." The Rev. Charles Ingle, M. A. of 'Frinirv-rollego, was on Wednesday last elected hell..w .11 zit. Pvter's.c..ll , 4 I nesday twins Commencement Day, the fulluwitig Doctur: and Masters of Arts were created: DOCTORS IN DIVINII T. The my Rev. Christopher Bettiell. of King's Collror, Drag of Chichester. The Rev. William Cowart!, ut J. :a+ Rector of Gravel ey, in this County DoC*o/I IN CIVII LAW. Tlioniai Blake, E>l.ol Trinity Hall. DOCTORS IN I'UTSIC. John Haiiland, Esq. hilt's, of -t. Juhn't College, Regius Pro. lessor of l'hysic, and one of the Physicians w Addeuhrotike'. Hospital. Joseph I hackeray, Esq. ut King's Cul egi-, Physician at Bedford. SIASTZIII OP ARTS. Kane* College.—Nlisars Hatch, Putt, and make. Cohe:ae —l4les•re. Lindsey. -utton, Buy*, Musgrave, Elliott, Lodge, Kiiider , ley, Ingir, tiretyinan, Rpm, I lusitiey, thrtlntln, Wodei.ouse, Ye°iiritt, Bradley, Ru sou, •umner, Nlirehouse, Coltman, Minchin, 6:.tel, Harvey, Lowiides, ►,urn .ida, Arkwright, Citrus, spruce, Walker, L. Chr►stie, and C. W. Chri,tie. St. Juno% Cwatkin, Owen, Wilkinson, Whitak. r, lien, Veal 111)11, :;etigWlCk, W rig fiat, owley San& ford, Nel Pc:von, T. Belgr3ve. faylut, Mathew, W. Bel rrsite, Nunn, Workman, Armstrong, liavrion, Atitrobu,, Edgy, 1ri.1.)124. St. l'ver's College.—Messrs. Burgess, Wood,and Clover. Akichinnon, P;unrytre, Thacktray, Gill. Clare•hais— Nitsar• Fayrrr, Kinsman, Mirehonse,l.o.iginenn, liocw. 11, i'4•l:ti, Greaves. Caws-cob sr —Nirisss. .7rarp, Psorr?, Spurr.?ll, Loft, Dm by, Mut:lice:l —Co:rus 01,14.1 coNgt Au 'ton. QacutS cooivre--Nlvw-% J. i:mg, Graham, S. lirg , Hurtle, Carr, Arnistrui.g, Atkinson. College--:.iestrs. /they, Stevens, Honywooil, Sheep- Lliambeilaynl,l..onsble. Chitin Lol;rge--,:lwa C.,.!t, Ns i:h•ro, Cheze. Mirehnue. 5140 41C n Cnd —:R.ssts.Cre:l,Crawlev,Vaoc,Cot,l3abutrton. olle7e•—tv.essrs. itatibury, Nor.lrozr, hirett, Philips. Coile 6 e—.\ Gaznitris, Bennett, Pulling, Pab•et, Peters, Ovbley. OXFORD Jul Y 5 ;Fe P rr. Erns, of Jests College, is eleetui a Fsiem 01 that z,vra:ty• hioc•lay Mr W.: lam I.ctri. navies was admitted Fellow, and Mr Will :tos 1:;:to•t a.arsit , as.d ear. Henry Arthur N'oodgate, Set.us-u t.f ctilhme; James Yonge, B.A. of hallo' Col leer, and \Val r .e• y liar ion, and Robert Batman Paul, of Le. tar CM!. Be, w. r. es Lied Pellows of E tem College; Ind the a cleved Frlluw , and Mr. Francis Pearson y, airs Mr. lacharialiJanies hdwards, Scholars of Wad. CAltge. vestlay the Rev. John Witham% M.A. Felber of Exeter C.sl leue, was admit erts Ps octur, in the place of the Rev. Wiloam Lasw rd Huny, ht.,t. tenon• of the same College. Ilse Rev I I as Boys, J 3 D. and sometime ketiow of New College, was admitted Doctor us Dotiusty, Grand Compounder. The number of Regel , ts to the Act was P.O. Peter Mere Latham. and Charles i icor) Hardy, D.hl. of Brases.nme lege; Joseph Hurlock, D.M. of Wadham College; and Charles I) M. of Pecubsuke Colirge, had Diplusuae of bur a ‘ - geucy sealed. Nulay, the Bishop of Gloucester held an Ordinition at that Cathedral, when the following Gectlemen were ordained: DEACONS. Thome. blackmore, II A. or Exeter College, Oxford. Roger M. MAtiwaring, B.A. liraseno+e Carliege, Oxford. Hairy Wright, ti.A. Exeter Co:lege, Oxford. lames Connor, 11 A Lincoln College, Word. lidtvard rkyer, Worcester Colle.,e, Oxford. Wm. Sorualvale, St. Peter's College, I:anthracite. I ..serla Miner, Catherine Hail, Cambridge. Jal . Montgomery Mercer, S.C.L. Clam College, Cambridge. Benjamin Ward, .nd Henry Baker. taitsts. Henry Thomas Elliconalne, M.A. of Oriel Collor., °eta& Win. Vilk•rs, MA. Bal3ol College. Orford. Thomas Blackman Nev. ell, B.A. Christ Church, Oarord. Lott Mansell, B.A. Trig.ity Coile:;e, Ox!. , rd. Robert MumaLue Au..sn, St. Edmund ail:, Oxford. Richard Master, Ewer ech!ege, Piguenit Wuit, WAhain Colle L e, Oxford. Robert (i,ll, D.A. Queen% Llll.sl%dge. iiirreSws, Flat!, Itubert tlayer, and Cliarle4 Neat. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. _ _ _ Rey Ricl.ard Pre'Titian, turd 4.111 of the bli.4 of Lincoln, Es, ltrenatist:died iircconor of that R:r. I. Asplawi, it iihtittitcl to the Rectory of 1::.+: s:ottham, Suho.k._ key. S. Forgo-, DA). to the Rectory of Shotley, St 6,417. Rey. C. Goddard, a prairndary u: Lincoln J.ll one of In. Maltaty . . chaplains, appointed archleacon of I,n,:olit. Rea. 1 bunus Hart, M.A. keilow of ltitnesCoVeze,Carabra3ge, to the vicarage o; itippeoud. !tants. _ _ _ km John Henry itmouard, AI.A. Vic:.Master :.rd one of the sensor hellews 'frinity Cuilror , Cunbriege, to the retort of Orwell, t afoloKigethire.. _ . Kee. U. A. browrr, M.A. Fellow of Trir•ty Colieu, bridge, to the viearazv of Cheiti.rio!:„ mar Cazt.hrid4e. 14.. N. John Cook, BD. eliow 0 Oa:: Hall, to the rectory of (Alt bllrrey. Ciiarb-s .(aines BiLon& dd. M.A. of Trirdty Cclltze, Cam bridge. to the attettd tvetory ut t;rcat acd Lit at: (Au .:rt-tore., haus. Wednesday se'rniglit, the Presbytery of Edinburgh sleeted the Rey. Ur. George Muirhead, of Cramor.d, to be moderator ui the Presbytery for the enstion?t hal year. On the !7th ob. Mr Hugh Stirlirg, preacher, was ordained Mnil.ter of the A3scchtt Cot - gtegation E Newton of Mearns, of wh::: 'be late Rev. Andrew fliotthiou was pastor. C.:. .sd ult. the 14 v. Junes Richardson wa: inducted to the charge of the I'resbyteris^•church in Hefthant. •1 lie Rev. Dr. Buist, one of the ministers of St. A ndrcw's, hay. Mg been prevented by the Crown to the vacant Profeie.orsbip of Hebrew in that University, was admitted to that office on the 25:4 ult. Yesterday morning, at ar, early hour, a fire broke out in Mr. Might's straw-bonnet4top, in the Strand, opposite Adam-street. The timely alarm collected several persons, who succeeded in extinguishing the fire previous to the arrival of the engines. Several of the light articles in the shop were consumed, to guther witb'the COUIIICI dad 6101) window. S A very curious machine has been eenstructed L a Mr. JAME:i BUTTERS, jun. which is intco , d:.d to st; persede the inhuman prAct'ce of s.s.-,00:g chitnl r_ by dim ing-boys. This 0f , i , .0rz00 , , it. toy, is r.r.,t uno. what as called A TL:fett-tteli-btit A attoolg spring enclosed within it ; this b,:i. wt end Up. the app.trAt us is iotrmiti:•el iotto the tt,r , ,tt (It t•Je c!,i•vney, which it then climbs in its utmost foeiz'l. Having toun I its w.oy through I!: top of the po!, its rcniAininy, poir.-er is turn rApidir es•ps:rvi.:d, it may be pulled ii-owro an Attached ccrd, tako:s Al• n c o; .:nd so 1 - ,v - ceps ei1f;,11,7 as effectually :15 a bly C do. As many c' liuties Ate trttgi,!..lly fCrriCe. narrower in s•nate 6.1 nt'lcts, T..' his, very ju IICIOUSI), 17.4•'.e the brush •::e c.ontrAct, that it no ly L, , ECii the Ike in es - cry r uirt, ens: pase hr..itio,!l it with ease. this ...svt.vpitig automaton ;s expef7. ment, to asce:.d croni.eJ chioinies ,a•r”... Lili:y a:: straight ones, it admits of rc-1-4:k• applied, and cannot tail (if the plan is .o.l..trrcs• .o pt• itiore the desirable object for which hum , bo lauchtb4 cr.crtini4 it seil. C. , nnt a 11 . issian Nr.:hlem.m, no less distinguish e d for is eminent clients than his s - ,reat wealth, has I:ceiy nodeitaktn sry. ral most proj-cts, for the intirttCti .11 .:td improve:new. con:laymen. Fir lies bunt Mot. chutclks nron estale4 for ditT,:rent stc3 of C : l has a l so , at his own expense. engaged and sera 3 vessel r.... 41 the world on A voyage of discovery : he it also abo:.: to estahlith some !:chnols on the ccent:y discovered system of e.2.u....iti0n, for the ,hrection of viti;ch :se has sent for competent Fog.iih ructot. k;cu..lnw;o:4, Cooptaxt:, acil rerlini ittirm•roos Friends (114: the Lottery draws N:r.t Wed nestLy. *ton the 1 - 1 .lder of the Erst-dr.ssit will rsceive in 5r...111.1g 114,:ney ri,ti.a.) in n.Littil3 —thrre are Four Prit:s ot i:A).i/01), Two of .4." ece. te.:. There will Ur more t• ec Tsfc() Tic;:t•ts drawn on. ‘Vednes.l.ty titi.h ail of oltic:• sill be en. tired to tome advantage, as 5,9:41 Wat.lts •h4t well have another Chtnrc 1911 .Id.• f:o L ::te r r which filished 4th of No 8,124-;, 42. y)uo-12,9Sfi, f,00(.', sol t r shared. And pluia on demand ..! !..rtelice Ot RICIIAItDsoN, GIODI.S:CE, and Co. ink po: , :!iur'• Cori:hill, and facie?. the Gate of Cha:ing Cross. where a pre:er2•lce ot your is respectfully se'sicit,:cl. We believe there yew- v.as a Faer ont....r7rce of . the Crops throui ; tiettr the cet.r:try f:111 o• 1! :lc and we are glad to End the Co.n M:irkets or- e.e. f a ng i n ( )T i ce . •Ilere IN UT! AttiC!!.. !:cur e rrr : iu t:te market, which r••C C.•pFt k o k upward.—Lottery Tickets. Ti:e harvest. 7;Jr .i..(;,:."7- turers IS row apper4cl,ing, A:0 err more than 7000 Tickt.t, wit be d•....+.t. ittts Seherre cont.ans Four PT;l7ls , ood 1 r 7 of W10,4;0, v.-telt only Jtjl , ..t.) eve v 51.1Lic is er.iitled to on , t.ier C'iarc7, t•-. crease ;n the sate ef Lottery 7. - icger..-, u .'trig week, olt.f.:Aßit 11.1:., I. easily accor ,:etf As he sold . 4 -e las, ',rive 0 4 nt ri •-t., Offices., 7, C. in: z 6, Oxford-stie- t. Friday evening a m,-laitch , .ly acci.tent • ecarred at the house ut 4 Mr. Burciika, Nels squste, I;:tck triars-road. A fine b .y, A:;ed about sevt:n Alto was incauti usly leaning over the b.ican) of the s co kJ floor window, was in a moment )1 , -ciritatel therefrom upon the flags beneath : the lit le suti...rcr ex i :ired instantly. The iedings of the ag nixed IL:- rents may be more easily imagored than de•crinc.l. SINCHILAK EFFECTa OF PATERNAL ALAIM..-01 Thur•dAy se'notght, as John Walter, a sitipwright, was tracking a boat down the river Med•A•Ay, near to Maidstone, Walter's s n, a boy abut ten year: of age, who was steering, by some Accident fell Iwo - - hoard. The boy sunk, and the rather, ueet.:•une by the Agony of fright, lost all presence ut not,A, and stood on the bank without the p ,wer of nt,ttion, or cf making any other exertion to save his ch;:d thin ut tering the most piercing cries of distress. Fortunately the mister of the s tiling barge lirtre, of bf iiti.tone, hearing the cries of Walter, with a homataty deserv log the greatest praise, jumped into the river, stv%tra to the boy, got hold of him as he was t:ruggling with death under the water, and [nought him ashore Oise, to the alero,t distracted f alter. The latter wa; rF overcome by feelings to it)7 it the tee very of his son, that he for ;tune time rernatty.•d unconscious of whxt he was doing, and !hough theb y was brought ashore, artualiy got into t! e water, a,td was kirns.i: with difficulty saved from drownit g ! I . X CR AOR bi U.S Rl' C:!ss.:VNT3TANC:.-11,C young rnri tR*7.3 b".'1‘11:?, with Mr. Whitehead, of Stoke Nrwingtou, wi:•!•1 # • wit drowned, a few days since, under the dark arch at th, N:. - a htiv c r, drt.wne.l himself in the vary sanv• tlarola-: Frit:Ay. min . ris. Wo!hesJay, in Bruton u . .e Nun. Mrs. Dagson, of & (I.lt, , !iter. '1 i.pisday, in Clouerrcr•l.lare, New-mad, tile J.ad j ci Gene ral Viconni Ober; of a x.u. S4lAk,(fJi ). Monday, at FAin!,urt:/!, floe Berry Nev • Norhuntherlz.tol, to An:), s. z-Ind d:.lo.tcr of I!, sit r:or, r:q. Chamberlain of that City. ir.y, at ChLw.ck, Lewis Bentley Oliver, Esq. Brer fim!, No 1 aura 1-lel, u Coe,tantia Zotrauf, y..uu„rt dauea:e; of the late Johan Z!,ifany a ,ll , ..i. t.:lay st'rml, , ,h:, z Diattbn, the R..v. C. fn A3I:V. tLird caugLter of the Rev. W. Goodall, of Dintxt Rev. John Moro., Rector of Huntley, to litlen Mary, ele.est Jaug;to.r of the Lae Mr. NVitti...ins, sur„,e4n, cr Newl:ham. Rev. G. Wright, of Ftattifori, to Mary Rose Lewis, oei/ daughter of Mr. Mitt Lewis, Lite or Castle Risieg, Nurt.:lh• Peter Green, Esq. of Cookhatn, B•rks.to Ssrzh , only of the Rev. J. Sinita , 4.f Knighton, and Rea:3r oi sVIANKE I , JUL% 7. Beef h CI to 44 C: i Veal is 01 Co 5' CI Mn:l”.3 N 6J VI 4s II lso.rk 4s 01 to is CI 4.1111 43. OS to Oz. cf:. Beasts 1870—Sheep and .an 7,G )0 ."'CL!VO% .:00.4 3 11;11 • • Y . A ST UA W PLR 1 .0 D. Hay t 4. 0. 0 - 1:6. Cs.—Clovez AC. Cs :o Si S. Straw Li. Is,. to £2. :s. I'RICP. OF STOCKS ON 6.ITURDA Y. Bank Stnek, 275 Lcr.g A nc.i...A., 1-16 3 per Ct. Red. 7 7;) I India h0t..14 103 3 per et. Cons. L , Litt 1 Exett.2,3k (21d.) il /5 rr. —. 4 per '.:(1:1. V5l) Con... for Ac. 71.;,1 5 per `J. Navy l.uttety l'-‘ets .e: 8 1 Pp. ---.—_ -- HIGH W.ATLt TO MORROW Al' I.OIJI ON blunting - 40 alb. a:ft. - A Afternoon J ....... 9 1 4.121D0N ; Prize( ..net puhlishoil by I.k .:..t