The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-04 00:00:00

f. , !' ~~ ~~~ , • 4 ... 4 t • I A THE STATESMAN. FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JULY. FROM ACKERMANN'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS, &C.] •—....d.M.-- WAI.KING Dam: sll.—A high dress, of shi rt walking length, made of Prench cambric or jaeonot muslin, trimmed at the feet with treble flounces of French work, gathered into a rich bead heading, and hid upon the dress, at a suitable distance, one above the other; the body made with open fronts, worn with - a full ruff of th French work, corresponding to the trimming at the feet; a long sleeve, drawn alternately across the arm, ter initiates with a broad wristband, worn plain over the handa— French bonnet of white satin, edged and tied under the chin with white satin ribbon of celestial blue: ornamented Stith a rich plume of white feathers, edged to correspond. french mantle of the twilled silk en suite, richly embroidered at the ends in shaded sil k s, composing roses or fillies of the valley.— Patent silk stockings . S:ippers, or half-boots, of blue kid, or primrose colour. Gloves to correspond. LAID INTELLIGENCE. AEROSTATION. Yesterday Mr. Krous, a German, produced an exhibition quite new to the inhabitants of London. We hate frequently seen aeronauts ascend in all the dash and intrepidity of balloon adventurers, hut we believe that forms inflated by gas, representing Reim:its and a hunter well mounted in flight through the regions of air, is quite an uncommon exhibition. The Sieur Krous, it seems, made a similar display before the Allied Sovereigns, last Summer, at Tivolie. On that occasion the gond King, Henry the Fourth, was attacked in his aerial chace by several peasants, who fired three shots into his horse, and brough. the King down. The evaporation of gas in a vineyard, where the figures fell, destroyed a considerable qua n. tity of fruit. The spot selected for the present exhi bition was the Angel Gardens, Lambeth-walk, which is an an extensive trap-belf ground. Every precaution RESTORATION OF sinnT. was taken to accoMmodate company admitted by rf We are requested to inform our Residers that Mr . tickets ; the apparatus for filling .the figares with . w ILIA Mlle is .etuined from toi: Continent, and will i "on roue His His Horroutt directed the injunction to be issued vitriolic gas was placed about the middle of the le give hi, advice at his home, No.i, Red Lion•sqnare, nn,:,, fatsid. • in the terms played for. the 14th of July, when he inteads to visit Plymouth, for the sake lit the ininMots, pour in that vicinity, where he will te -.4111r-- Ai three o'clock there was a considerable body of ma i l , Tee DAY, 000., in e iiiii owner the 17th. 'twose which all ginteel 011111011 S rin the ground, and the surrounding COURT OF RING'S BENCH, 'vat a. the poor will be t ermed grow ; i oit eil letters may Le r d. Tants( V. MILLAR. . _ dr.ssed In him, at A. Nicl , Is. i . sfl Dillanni - olres'll 8...ne houses- were covered by pectators. An . excellent , , nor e, Plymouth; that after the Sith of July be r va ns to Mr. Tomato was stating that this was an action London, and that rhos, prelims wit i to plain of oraknes, qt band then struck up the Duke of York's March,/ The regiments of Militia which have been ordered Sight, or any disease of the Eye or Eyelids, residers in the Mr. Krous having Wasted a brilliant dolphin, let it': brought by the Plainti ff t o . recover compensation in to be embodied are, the Aberdeen, Berwick, Den- country or . foreign parts, atas derwe the iota. advantags, oa damages for a personal neer', sustained in cense& , web s East, North, and South Devon, Durham, Fifer stating their cases by knee, as if they attended sin loin per -4/1- : the little object glided along greatly to the se- . quence of the overturning of a sta g e coac h , of which I Flint, Glamorgan, South Gloucester, South rants, tisfaction of the multitude, but being rather out of slushy. Nor e.-Letters not post paid will nut be received try , ail the Defendant was the proprietor. Before he had en- ! Hereford, Inverstras, West Kent, .Kircudbright ' Maltose its element struck ageinst e tree instead of a rock, tered into the merits of the case, however,ltanateds of documents might be submitted to the public as and get entangled in the branches. - In this situation, he was Ina 1 Faust and West London, East, West, and West- terrupted by one Wfthelpectators eudeavotired to remove it, with I minster Middlesex, West Norfolk, Perth, Ross- the result of Mr. Williams's practice in Paris; but he tonnage The Arrortrrav Geeraar„ who addressed the . us io THREE.. his unibrella, but the point being sharp, the dolphin shire, Stafford, Stirling, First Surrey, First and The following Is from as English Ph sirian, of known cele ' Court upon the part of the Defendant, and laid, ' Second Tower Hamlets, Sussex, Worcester, East brity in Loudon ris well us iii Pans, doted No. 11. Pivile . vises harpooned, the-go flew out of the puncture, Pro and the fish ianisned. - The nest attempt was mote that his Client was satisfied he could not offer any ! York, and First West York. - street, Paris, 11:b Jarmo", 180, to Mr. %1 Mittens, the rietora , d Director of the Root Geneial Dispensor%. 98, defence to this action, and, therefore, was willing 1 high llothorn, London ; Oico.lM Estraniditmet to his M. C. M. successful. A large wild boar ascended upon his I On Sunday evening as Mr. Edward Norden, cabi that a verdict should go against him for two hundred bi feet in grand style, and produced the loadOtt shouts net-maker, of King's Head-yard, Charles.street, Louis XVIII. ; Chetalier of the Legion of kfinour; member ot' the Collegesof Physicians of Paris, Marto files, 1 bonlouse„ guitarist. among the spectators. The wind being from the Hatton-garden was on his way home from Camber. , Chaiiiiiis, &C. dm. ' Mr. To/Tiara consented to this verdict, and east he went away doe west, towerda . the-Jamous I „ receive s ... was accordingly entered f o r the Plaintiff. well, in company with a friend, his horse took fright, 1 ..e ra ,-1 na, much obliged to 3ov for your TREATISE On the suie aunt interrot than °aerial:at., au* beep in Lund° us welt hope of Hampshire. A large dog foklowed, which and plunging, threw him near the Fox-under-the- teener. of ibe Be,) wii . ra I base read with much mote plea had a good effect. It was obvieus that these figures I ' - - - I Hill and killed him on the spot; His body was car- as Paris a witness of that stlereis, which hi. founded the just were properly poised, by making the lower parts 1 The Cuirassiers of the French Imperial Guards are tied to the Workhouse for the Coroner's Inquest.- l reputation y ouou enjoy, hod a hick you hove obtained in nt"- L e v i ous me w t hrre the retorts of other celebr Wed Ocr Mists com ed u r a or ie ced ov it; er en , efit. huvo A u cce i pi nit sincere ;visors for their heavy. The third display was the form of Henry all arrayed in armour, the front cuirass is in the form His wife, who had been four months on a visit to the Fourth, of France, in ancient s coiturne, touch 'of a .pigeon ' s breast, to as to effectually turn n i t . a I her friends in Yorkshire, returned home the same ni y claims your iolealt its well as assistance ' . and !daunt t too Kul to it sou will cohiiime to larger than life. - Some timeo:adapsed. before this musket shot, though fired ever so near, owing to its i evenin g' effigy could be filled with gas, however, when sulfi. being kept so bright ; the hick cuirass is made to fit I The Saint Peter's Society of Change Ringers, at num g f i r e o to my pntrot; I should di' o cover o th si t y e ss b • t hf l o h m . • y it** ti h d lite it It f * shall aot bate Te 4 cernmend r l e tl i e u m to you, e' be w- n u A ll fu 13 ° ln t ..r f e h u ll a st o i ed ir ciently inflated, the man and horse niade' a noble ap- Ake back ; they_ weigh from nine to eleven pounds ! Norwich, rung lately at St. Peter Mancroft Church, it would be the most eminent service that I could resider then". plerince. A globe or balloon fastened to 'the head each. according to the size Of the man, and are stuffed in that City, a quarter peal of Steadman tripples,' " I am, &r. of the figure by a small line, kept the whole upright.. inside with'te pad; they fit on by a kind of fish-scaled I which contain e d 1260 chan g es in that intricate "- J. MARSHALL, M. I)," Having - cleared the trees, the horse made a few irre- clasp, and are put off and on inert instant ; they have ' method, the time fifty-five minutes. In consequence From an eminent Physician nod Diierior of sae kis sal , d ir a linal Espblishnient for the Blind, •• THE Quinton Viseas,'' Ha guise plunges in the air, exciting surprise and aided- . helmets the sama as our Berle Guards, and straight' of which a spirit of emulation arose amongst the op- . ration ; however, at last, he flew with great rapidity long swords and pistols,but no carbines ; and if there position company, who ascended the Gothic - rower of .. N' t s h , ng 7' s fr i r:C r . e s '.' l 815:- • - jigs, oast that I should complyiusith in pursuit of the hoer. ; is a good horse to be found they arc sure to have it.. Sr. Michael's Church, in that City, and nobly brought- the request you hen made me, to declore the effect. I have Montgolfier, Lunardi, or the English aeronaut They are all chosen men, must be five feet seven I row ' ri s also, a quarter peal on Steadman's'principle, for who a you y u gi er h e ly th i n c h o f Yeh lt;d7r 'c re7, th , e ,i E ? " ll) " fr 'h b " ra nt....ii. Sadler, could not have produced a there interesting French (above six feet English), have in I the time fifty minutes, being both completed in one ptmets. P il now only render homage to Tarry in g lyi ' „..! 'y' o ; , . I do, public testimony, and do declare, tit i many perom- oillicto spectacle. The 'rester papt of the ipectatore were . three campeigns, twelve years in the service, and of a week ' has. . ed with dr. chmcitpse °inhale in, also a ill. Ovoci.ies of the delighted, hat we are sorry to add s that the chemical good character. • Captain Hour, the Somersetshire pedestrian, ir sieop.ereni Carne a, ill tinillihnildi of the Eyes a d ~. lids, resigned the Baaceav match. of 1000 milts in 100 0 . wenk• en of the Op;ic Nerve, & c. have been rude sil , cared, ingenuity.of Mr. Krous • was badly rewarded. His Shaw, the pugilistic Life Guardsman, fell. in the ! receipts,at was said] did not cover his expences, and, battle of Waterlo ~ The Life Guards were is the , successive hours. His is the sixth attempt at the or mu n c . i r t,eneLe ; .tal f 1 &tidy you , Sir, io art ept lie e s preS to render his misfortune greater, the mob broke (low n, heat of the action. Shaw was wounded in many 1 'astonishing fete performed by Captain BARCLAY. It tem ato i. o f 4 ... mi or g r atitu d e,shuty you u r „ U t te r ,oc.t i tst , ta- 4 ..• sa d o ( await t i - I t am be intsigent re in a most tumultuous manner, the paling which he places, but lie at length fell from his horse, after not only requires great strength to accomplish the coin e,,,.es ~, ) ,,,,r, :, , S i ., you • . & , ~. & . task, but most determined courage to resist the im- , „ . _ .! 61 11.1.1 •., M. 0... f Pin is." bad raised it considerable ez.peuce round the ground. having dealt nut death to the enemy by wholesale.- . 1 , the teeterog:i .1,1 ie owe oi toe C..• die. rat Cia . i . It of •io One of the rioters wax taken by the police officers. The action had needs ceased when the wound in his p ediments attendant on such an herculean labour. St. Fie-iss, ane w , he P r ie s t or the . 11 0 1 o f CootilliOu, Sc. theeehtiticms . w h i ch, am we have before observed, abdomen &prised him of the power of pormaing his There is a Man of Fashion, now in Vienna, Sc- ' rire, toot the Hold o ~. . 1.. .use (.I vitre-ar--,ri of this an iron co l l or v el o g i cr i ., w ittle t r all ei ar d ettl. l l:l . ) .3 1LT : 4 . 1 1 1e r 4. • ie. 0. .10Z11 rv f ., ta t red to eras of a outious and novel description, ended with career of glert . In the heat of the battle, in the : Neill' sweeping the streets, with the inflating of a figure of the Emperor of Russia, village, an old woman had secreted herself in her around his neck ! No individual was better known .• fit's.. had., 45) baud, ai Lonna 11l i l to an Par ' is, in.- 2sl; in the higher circles, .particularly in private masque- Of OCl , ner, 18.4. which only mounted six feet. cottage, and the corporal was conveyed by snail* " DE V ALOIS, Vicar," ate. The process and equilibrium of the whole gave ge- faithful comrades, to her abode. After stripping •fades. His crime was forgery on the Government - neral satisfaction. A letter was fastened to each off the gold Ir.ce on the dress which distinguished . Bank. O CORNER 'S INeers - r-Yesterday 1 there was an In. MATRIMONY. figure, with this superscription...." Pray open this him at il corporal, hi s body was decently interred. ! MARRIAGE shoeld be the foundation of solal quest held at the house of Mr. H. Fisher, the sign of letter, and be particular as to th e direction within." •Suicturs.-A woman its the neighbourhood ofLappone... SS hi• his ohm disturb. d . roo t li the p The contents informed the personwho mi g ht fi n d" the Drury lane, cat her throat no Sunda ' y morning, in a the Black Moor, in Exeter-street, Strand, on view ' . • that morns sae union not Lking Mite precautions whirl/ Si•e.' - i articles wliere to send them, and, promised a reward. slincking manner. She was taken to the workhouse of the body of Elizabeth Edwards, who hung her- war" them the moos ment of that great domestic bl•ivo...g. -- i ,it it , tr i d eu g y tli a lle ge olle o , or th a t... , Conaiderable alarm will of course be felt by persons fur medical assistance, with but little hope of her self on Sunday morning from the bannister of the tr .,,,ie h Of re e t v i r ; V c.:7s: k s gpmai,l4,,rriim i s Inc 4 1 1 1tne.91 . Me.llcwk g ill the country, on the appearance of these strange , recover.-A woman that lodged in the back-room, : kitchen-stairs, at N 0.6, in that street, where she was .n -A ..ht- by i (email, loom contracted shapes riding on the wing of the wind. ;on the first floor, at • coal shed, No. 6, in Exeter- . found by Lewis Jones,' a man who lodges in the same tom of . stalii:ity previous to entering that sale is ledepensidey Mr. ' r m e u il i " e isl i t h e e to b; v r i M. For 0.1 disorder. bate ' ibu ed 'ye the slumbering .parks of life, andf to § evil. ;street, was Gland yesterday morning, by the first per- house ; the body was immediately cut down by . Brown, the landlord, but quite dead. Verdict- e , sentrally to de-tros lisimmeol floppiness t halt Wolfe r o l oici, g 7re re Essi...6 s at / E L -This Theatre had, on Saturday son who got lip in the house, suspended from the ban. niS l if to boast of a brilliant and fashionable audi- nisters, quite dead. 1 Lunary. ) use emelequetre of unguarded ukases.. It was this enostdera- • ' iron which induced Meows. CORItIF and Co far the elm* to direct their stiolies :old a;tentiotie;;loivelt 6 tii the • Pit among whom her oval Highness the Princess A young woman, in company with a man, with I Gto LDIIIALTe-Saturday Thomas ffrigrnore Rogers 'S o ~,„1.,, underwent a filial examination, charged with robbing , treatment awl cure or she Vrrwreal I)i.ease, acid the disoraers CIIARLOTTE shone conspicuously. Her Royal High- whom it appeared she had just had some difference, , his employer, Mr. Read, of Beech-street, Baibican, .ru a l . l a lT l : l l l l:ll s Ol h iS M J e t r lSe hli 4.. uleht i of the system it" tress was attended by the Countess of ILCIIESTEH, attempted to coinmit suicide on Sunday morning, about I liii ce sil b . ‘ fie t r h e e rr d o es in , ;of cash and goods to a considerable amount. The ' I which (rings fro I 1v0,.. distr.-hit deidlitia•S 'i nti er d n r t lcrin icier h t route respect was received with the most enthusiastic marks of eight o'clock, in Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn prisoner, it appeared, had been apprenticed to the I prevect or embitter r ie ma ~ , ,,o..iat stale. The successful ,e- Prosecutor and admiration. Miss O'NEtra. sustained, ' fields, by plunging a penknife into her neck in the foe the second time, the character of Jane Shore, middle of the street. Assistance was immediately af. : Prosecutor for upwards of two years, and although 1 s r u ,.. l , t it o! ,s th: f ir t r te lt s. t! c gtz i s ,t. i , lir . w ad I , i r t h oit , T e l ii . le rdo o ti o r io t , o ..p ; r oi l ,e. the and was as usual hailed with thunders of applause. forded her ; hut she cried repeatedly, " Let me die! property to an enormoas extent was missing, his iu. I .il- . the cotalague of Ituolnii iiifirmities. It behove, ecT 3 pe ' r i so la n After the Tragedy, a new Farce, called The Two let me di.. !" • She was taken to the Westminster In.. tegrity was never suspected. The losses, however, of ; who ha- indulged -in this , alit .r% vice to seek rah. f ray cotiollt. tau t r it a e•sional men of . ernimoire and honour, to o Such Messrs , i the Prosecutor became so alarming, money being lc- . Doctor Ilobbs's, was presented for the first tame.- ' fi rmary, with great hopes of recovery. .• : i I I.; an d Co, .Intro the sanction of seholarie motion', . I tually taken from - his drawers by means of false keys !as well as the testimony of nactriariolicted fci:. lo profe-.4 In the course of the piece there are • a variety of I Ou Thursday a man of genteel appearance, pre • that it became necessary to set a watch upon the ' vier ` . r h e ut uf sr l „ " Zl ' aZn i s " ! i ll " ..n d eo' i t ri h u e il • bt t , tid il l :. o ' t .. dneem i 'I" ; humorous, although unnatural , incidents arising • tending In be a French Royalist,.and to have arrived Prisoner and his companions, servants to the Prose- eatniiiiii.s, they twee their assioaiwe as recu t :il l rlr ee i - -(rti n e rd treat the enmity of the two Doctors, and the mis. 1 with dispatches for the Duchess of Angouleme, hired : ; cater. Accordingly, a few days since, the Prisoner I la!einhers of the Royal Colleges of Slogeo• .of London find apprehension of oTO:in Lawrel. To the eucom. I a first floor at Mr. Westerville's, in the New-road.-- was detected in a petty theft, and little doubt re-! Z i r c h i g y k h r ; „ c s A ll : l 4 l ' e n d , h r„et ri em . I.l . 4 ,7; 4 o4 l; l ( ;!% itic , i i l fecti l " 1 7 mon versatility of Mr. MATHEWS'S genius, the tern- I Ile snot, after offered 41 Louis d'or to his landlord , mining of his being the principal, if not sole depre- ' 1110i1 etistleaie titifitilOil, Sail l: :::0:SSITUellale:, - . ins eie l pa‘r strtice porary success of the' aittlior may be attributed. In .at 17s. each. Mr. Westerville having paid him for a dili g e n t search was instituted, when arum- , toren.. Paige , ; , f Or Bone, (Sleets, are. ure jsermaileioly n a o the personification of a Scotch apothecary, he was ! them, he decamped, and has not since been heard of. I (let",several Notoem,o and Geotlemeo of the lirst • her of false keys, suited- to almost every lock in the I sibeedtß i t: l 7 ‘ l. b inimitable, and convulsed the house with laughter. 1 The supposed Louis prove to be counterfeits, worth; , resprelit mity lye beet under the dire if Newer . Ct, , rie nod, : house, wet found in his possession. A considerable i co, for Ike ,e , , , ,..a1 of cnieptainss of its - oreihni, orisaure.,, .. 111 r. EMERY sustained the character of a Hackney ! about 2d. each. share of the geode also, which had been stolen from ' &c. i see . aloof. received a i .die n 1 trot ;,essooo,ein tote, ie- Coachman with great humour, but being unnecessary 1 Co itorten's INeuzer.-On Saturday an Inquest , utire that We. r , ..e. tr. , :t• he made to thou 3, diiiiNe ery ..vi. I the Prosecutor, was traced to various quarters where to the piece, and his presence being at times forced, was held at the sign of the Lord Rodney, Pentonville,dem ., si f th e derped .upet inrit vof .fir. -,.. .. it. •ie Joni Co.'s .he had disposed of them. The Prisoner expressed nem, of trecte•etil. Mat . id it - • lieu.e.neti had striitu es his appearance produced considerable discontent.- I on toe body of Alexander Holmes Green, son of Mr.' deep contrition for his conduct, and together with . rici7.,,t,loti'enin,'",:r and ,,. : 7 ,.. e . u ,f 0 , e -Ll i 'i t e .m c in l i :i e t . M vc rs oo . ,, Honte. The piece was given out far repetition for to-night, i Green, coach-maker, Long-acre. The deceased was amidst applause and disapprobation, but the former' on a visit to his relation Mr. Wm. Green, at Penton. I some 1 P ,ise. prevailed. 1 rifle, on Friday afternoon. Sarah Humphreys de.; might be allowed to volunteer into the navy. This ef.,l. Mess's Cora.. and Co. have selected Hu! retherinereeer, request, after some di ffi culty, was acceded to, and an : i t , r . . rn ial n l e hr lh u , i - t i a u il ha il n ie k s , r o u r r e ol l e l: i i r il s re6 r t e: r f l ij . i ... .ig o f , r7i . GeLt u te i , o . o• e s , Our Readers who have read the melancholy lists : posed she was laying the dinner cloth, having °cat. 1 ig" of killed and wounded in the battle of Waterloo, sion a few minutes after to go into the dining-room, 1 officer was ordered to see the proposal executed. ! Itenlab. II wa. ,c-If t.i then,,rti. woolieited, from 1. the ► v on G ri l l 4 will derive very lively joy from our assuring them, I found the deceased lying on the carpet with his throat . Last week, as the cross coach was pass i ng through - ..:'. 1 .;, ,,, i.... i t . ....:d i , ,,, , , , i h: 0 1 h e ..a rs ta . . h m i a d ri t nee n r a t m! digre+tg Mot w h i .. but I Mickleham, Surrey, one of the horses became res. Surgeons Y of pf.,e...t.,0nje,,0n . • 0 .-. see . no ,e 1 . 5 •r0i,:„ " , " , `" fr, " ,„,: e d7,i,: on the. best authority, that the two gallant sons of ; cut. Mr. Aldridge, the surgeon, was sent for, , five, and got his head under the pole. A Lady on Pr'. "id relief ;ban i r p.,, 1 4 5 0 superior method a treetraent Sir Jolter, and the brothers of Lord Hier., whose the deceased having cut through the jugular artery, the outside seeing that the coach mus t be overturned, ';: id "r e l . - : md l l ' r"" tap hirtrs ! ..4.Jrrie am! ('a. he received ft names ire among the wounded, are doing well.- ' he could render no service, and he expired in a few 1 core I. 4.1.: eace et otie month : Their lives were indeed wonderfully preserved by 1 minims. Mr. Greet; (his cousin) stated, that about jump e d fr om the roof, and at t he instant the coach " May 28, 1810. Providence. Lient.-Colonot Sir ROBERT Hue was five weeks since he had a fall from his horse which fell with a crash upon ' her, and she survived but a "TO Dr CL !I It I i.., 107. flattoo-g-rdi Si. , • " Lord --- feels great isletrure iu cionfisunicatioy to pe,, i few minutes. shot through the upper part of the right arm, and ;at times affected his head .- Verdict-Lunacy . .c orr e r tae peitl rl renevt %bitch-44d of hi, health, ityrianequenett -..111b...-. of his mtlit nod nitrui•o'.le s. eo.ment. ni So iflliTili in the Vit ae ball entered the chest, but not deeply. Lient..l A Coroner's Inquest' was held on Friday evening , thra. he ems% Nair. i'iot ne eat hot fec- molt years enjoyed .os Colonel Cceartarr Hires wound is 'in his thigh •; it , on. the body of J. Guest, a shoe-maker, in Cato.. COR N. Excnums, Jun.? 3.-Our supply th is morning was ron.-h comfort mod -rholom lion' plan; nit 4 t: ' entestains o was given by a sabre, which, passing quite through - street, Edgeware-road, who was found hanging from and l o ar r e i :, s lit a t t h s er e w ip a i y c zlei or it t y hi f v o , t the w d e, fo k nitu h rl ot F fo i r tie ord woi: , eot itogig iir his basin?. elsroited, . t hrough ith skin d attend 1111 l " a the fleshy part, and also his saddle, entered four ! the bed-post on the preceding day. Ile was a married sample s there was no sale.-Rye is ty cv. cheaper . -Hortry and 'perfect mid rai!leal core of glut, horrid comploint. As he was Malt I. very doll-Aniline Pea , Nye dull, 404 2s.' chvaicer.- a.s a ortifteer b. theratinei - t . it oth.is twa , ..11 :Jo! etriiiplaia, inches into his horse's back. ' 1 he other brothers ' man and the father of three children, but lived very he has I t so no ironer, from a fa.: iriel one a just compari...n. Grey Peas supoort.tiseir price.-lo robe, articles no alters ion, i were in good health on the2td.-(ShretrsboryPaper.) unhappily with his wife, who at length left him, and ,„,,, , , „, - to. ;lay due IrlOyle , :f aoptssise to Di. Cu • rm. , which bee mei. 11 70' Beans • .6. SI 3£: My fe.!, nal shall 'sea be ariZst . read y mid wills to niclusowo It is said;thet M. de TALLEYRAND had actually re. went away with a gallant, which had each an effect • ---cat \'' ''g--) Ditto (Foreign) 43 67 Old ditto SS 38 • leslie.' signed his place of Minister Plenipotentiary foeLovis • on him that he put an end to his existence in the , 111.6i1v, may b• i o s urett,. that in mo s t in- A.Le 92. 94 Tick do. 2 B 34 i Mariird Wren, who have lo• g been disappoiated in their - - 3 . .. f tlii. In censegnence of the measures which those manner above-mentioned. The Jury- brought in a - Barley 2O 23 Old. - les pectations of to New ditto .- Oats .......... ......... 24 26 ' P . ::.leei such (ferrets bre euri,Ae ht leitici.l skill ;and although ablate the KiNG blld influence upon his mind to Make verdict-Insanity. I Malt •M 72 Fi lo . ditto ..... .....- .... i the removal .1 vi n o hopediments be .40 - object of doobs Ira ono Lim adopt. But in consequence of the resignation of An Inquest was held on Wednesday at Northarnp. ' White Pees . 40 43 Poloocldo. •.... ...... 18 20 : sertaintv w .th other, let the (sire of such defers., by the 1 N. ti.• Baecss, he has continued his services . M. de - ton, on view of the body of T. Euston, Who died iri New ditto ....• ....... 46 - . 7 Ditto Boiler. Fee d, d . uttsi...... ....... IS 20 ' dual ',rogues of remit-arrow, is the aeon, rement of sh-ir rape. JO hose Hour .........60 45 ' Heiler. PT an early II . 1 14+ i't C 1 ni to M. - son. Cowrie suit Co. one lit...sea% that his resignation may be covered' with a consequence of drinking three half pints of rum the Grey Peas 31 S 7 seconds ..... ..-. 55 " 60patient will e•eape Me pal , 'tower. And es pace -4 a Inge nod show of grace, is to proceed - to naly, to crlairaliment preceding day. - -am-- , - tritheo oven 'a , s. u.ai less es rt •- ed a it . • „ Co. p , 1) .• •tc nr es soorrs. Messrs. SMITH el ELI) m 4.R.KET.-Jet.e & Corn , and t 1.14 . he c aisills. . by p .tieuts of eit:ler Set ,' 16 i.b FEKniNIND on his restoration to the• Timms of . A fire recently broke eat at the Dharmollah, at ' To sink the oral r moue of ..,r th e Ar , test.wcr....y awl h. flour, at their hotre. N. • 107, Rat- Naples-just as the Right Hon. Geonee CAI( PIING the hack of Mr. Le Frand's stables, Calcutta, which • Beef ... 4s 4tl to ss. 45 ' Pe .. Rem of this day i ton garden • ( ) Minns ea site . . entry, tlesco!iiiie the ptirtrelenrl . . . . .. was sent to Lisbon , but he is not likely to be fur- burnt till the neighbouring houses , in number were Mutton . 4,.. 8.. t , 5. 4 -.. Ream ... I Veal ....4s. Od. so 5 , . Ott. Sheep .:....... ... r ....., . lese t ; mimes. and iii _ .... Imo ,of th eir imie,-a e, and moil:. of living, ioeli. ig is remit : , a ce f • r divine:., the Went. will Ise given or sent to ati • past niAed with the same splendour for his mission. We consumed. Such was the apathy of the natives; that Pork 4..• Oil So is. old. Cit - v • . 21.0 „fan. , iticolorn• ro edge , ' Irill lerree. va mention' 0.. 5.t.,, „,„„ have not heard - whether it was beford• or after the they not only abstained from all e - flees to Piths- L0nab " ...... ....Is. OS. . to 7.: o'. Pies - he added to the oceri;:t ! far ow dolor', -107, slalom grader. battle of Waterloo that M.rile L TS Ltee kA ND decided guish the flames, or to save their e ts, but could HAY-MARKET . ott the part he was to take as to thaFresumptiOn of his scarcely be indaccdto gait their mai t i / cee o escape Hay 'CI over .:.. 4.. 10.. - Od. to• 71. •'h .44. elate of Minister to Lotus XVIIL perishing in the conflagration. Iliaw .... 11..85. 1,41. to It. 44 .06 t • COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 9. This tieing Seal Day, the Lord Chancellor did not personal! ) attend at Lincoln's Inn-hall, having opened the Seal at his house in Bedford-square, and sent the Vice-Chancellor to the Court to hear the pressing Motio , is of the Seal, till half-past 11 o'clock, when his Honour rose to attend a Council at Carlton house. INFRINGEMLNT OF PATENT. PLINTH V. WEST. Mr. SusnwELL, in t 'is case, moved for an Hane -1 tion to restrain the Defendant from making any fur -1 th'r use of the Plaintiff's invention, for which he I had received a Royal patent, called the Regent's portable fountain, by means of which certain mine ral waters were distilled, called soda and ginger ; waters, &c. .r••••••••• tc*Dortf r...• 41 • tehililirl • t,ot ass.- at tie Sraessesp Oirrits, Si, Fleet4Cr•ei. *.- AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JUNE. The verdant and varied landscapes that decorate the British islands al this interesting and lire-inspiring season, give the tra velle► an idea of luxuriance and a promise of futnre comfort, rarely felt at any other period of the year. The appearance of every species of crop, on every kit d of soil, has been the most promising through the whole of the last mouth. The wheat has eared kindly, but the straw promises great balk, and onl re quire dry weather to mature the grain, and prevent its being thrown howls. CUTTING AND bIAIMIN6. An information has been pre6ered White the Magistrates rq Union-hill, against Thomas Turner,' who keeps a chandler's shop in Bower lane, Camber.• ell, chargins hen with a ha r. b irons and unprovoked swrault term ri get:Hein...s 'intact! MuS lim, ahn tesides in she same neighbourhood. Is appealed 'hid another neighbour. named Fame, went into Tureet's shop to purchase some whams, when an ahercation artbe bete rest :hem, a hie) termianted ie Tamer, aho is a str-iig.sang man, striking Payne, who is hdvsonc 11 ill years, several ..evere Wows. He nas prep irom a. follow tam op with ot h ers , w h en a baker a ho a as in the sho j i at the ti ite interfered and prevented him. Mr. Pa,ne in the mealtime retreated, ad an, stundi io consersalim %lin Mr. Mullion At his .wn dime as the np. pa-ire side of the rvad, and being perceived by Turner, he gm a razor, and to. h 'ker . hei oh hill MA. shop, hr went op stair.; jumped old of Ihr &Si A .o, aiming, and mining FICTIPIiS roar:, made n nlow at Mr. Mhllhis's head *it., Cie sitter. Mt. Muslin's avoided the blow, hut n hist in the act o' •r eating the sillam made another blow at his b Kir ; u.. tntor rut though all his thither, and entered deep 5,10 ..!Ad. the tin. fonanate snail onnirdiatels fell, and in the r - in Turn , c ese pen. No hope- are entertained of Mr. Mullins . surviving. The 'weer, ate nuking a stria bearer for turner. It r. I. .t It I. - r • • 41 Y • f • e V • a 1 ' ti 4 t e t ; I • ' • • • r~ •• i ) A