The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-07 00:00:00

. :44„ e r .~ imkpy.ll. 4.l:msr• . • Hi t lik. appointed-yesterday fur goin g ie '44ltc lathe MGM of Lore's, to give his 'Royal As vent to smite Rills. a IVtrard of'Hunoor marched into the tburt...yard of Petite- lh.Pall-mall at twelve thestate colaiirs; preceded by the band ,ot the aa Aegirstetst of Foot /Guards. A detachment ssf Life Guards arrived in Waterloo-place at the same time. Sir. Robert. Baker, the Chief Magistrate. of the Police, with Townsend, Sayer, and a numerous assets. blage of police-officers were in attendance. His Ma jetty entered his state apartments soon after one o'clock, when he received the Report of the effective state of the three Regiments of Foot Guards from the Field Officers in waiting, and his Majesty gave the aiilitalr paas.word of the day to the Colonel of the Ouard of Honour. His Majesty entered Isis state car . riage at 35 minutes past one o'clock. dressed in a • Field-Slarehal's uniform, wearing five of his orders. I His Majesty appeared in perfect health. • -He was attended in the state carriage by the Duke of Montrose as Master of the Horse, and Viscount Lake as the Lord in Waiting. A short time elapsed rre viols to the state carriage beginning to snore. n sits tg fur the Officers of State and other attendant; who :veer entering the carriages which were to proceed i:& the Royal Procession at the side door. His Majesty hay ing a short time since honoured the Commander of the Regiment of the Royal Horse tinards with a gold stick, similar to the Commanders of the First and Second Regius*lit of Life Guards, the Duke of Wellington, as Colonel of the Regiment of Koval Horse Guards, appeared yesterday as tiold Stick in Waiting, and at . tended the King in the Royal Procession, a• did the Lord Stewart, the t'aptain of Cie Veonten of the Guard, the Treasurer and Comptroller of the Household, Sir William Heppe!. as broom in Waiting, the I'a t 4e of Honour, Equerrv, Aid-de-Camp and lientleman Ushers In Waiting, rode in four Royal carriages, three of them.drown by six heautiful bays, and ono by six black horses. The state carriage was preceded by fonr Afarslialinen. twelve Footmen, ten Yeomrn of the (luard, and two oa rich side of the carriage, and two (001111'11 on each - ere carriage. The Band of the Guard of Honour . attack up "God Save the king," on the King enter - ang his state carriage, and continued playing till he 1-ft the Palace-yard, and entered Pall mall, the Trum- pets of the Life Ouartis sounding. His Majesty enter a/ the Parliament House ex*ctlt• at fire minutes before two o'tlon. which was announced by a Royal salute of • saran cannon from the Lambeth shore. His Majesty came out of the Douse of Peers at thir teen minutes past two, and arrived at his Palace within two altitudes of an hour from the time of his leaving it. • During.the Royal procession, the flags on St. Mar tin's and*. Margaret's steeples were flying, and the 1.. , 113 rag Merry peal. His Biiietty gave an audience to the Duke of Wel - llgtotl • • MOXIXG. -: - z... --.m..-- t- The match between Pine, the Wiltshire gypsey (back ed at Aseet-beetb. by Captain Franklin), for 25 guineas, r and B. Strong (backed by Mr. Jervois), took place in an • enclosure bellowgtog to Mr. Jervois, at Fairfield, a part I.- detached from Windsor-forest, yesterday. It was a game '.; give and lake 6gbt. The seconds were Brooks, the . 6J:cketer.forStrong, and one of the gypsoy tribe for Pine. In the first round, and iinuredlatelv after shaking , . lards, Pine 'placed two hits on his adversary's head. ' T oil thrown a heavy cross buttock. Both bled freely. 2. This round lasted seventeen minutes. Both fougbt fearlessly at the bead until they bad not a hit left. . /13ny heavy blows were exchange . d, and both feU when wrestling. 3. Pine had a Craft on the jaw, which wa• heard round N e ring, fult instead of being denied, he nmuuttled and fought verriltense. He had the best of the round from meeting his man with left-handed facers at going in. • 'The round doted by Strong being dropped by a hit in •.... the wind. 2tol on the gypsev. ...., • 4, 5. and dth rounds produced but little mischief from the exhausted state of the men, as half an hour had been oceoplp4 in real fighting. In these rounds they •1. fell togethet. • • lime the Men bad time to get round, but their dis -.• totted /centres got worse, and Strong's right eye was in '.; • darkness. ' Two huge countrymen with long stares ;;',, 1 , toads their appearance, and told the men they must gee . . riffles. for Parson . Slack had sent am to tell um so. , e , t lionse of the nobs held a council, and the constables were ,_ bran - over to stay and seethe- remainder of the fight. -1 " . '.. 4 it lasted, however, hot fear other rounds. three of f" '-: Iwllicli *ere the best contested of any in the battle, and ik%)''.llll, flag here it claret line in every part. It was 3to • • ' • 1 on the gypeny.in.the Net round, when he received a o tt tel t io :.',4 ' re a bean; bit On the temple, and he was several ,re he recovered. Strong, although the vie -64 ' A'rat e 'redo Punished: ' Ten pounds were gathered ttie loser. ' -n • iiiis.....e:- • • • . . ; TO IN TOR LAI'S TESL Of SIR J. U. • • - ' 4111 6 11 -i L) i•ja....;isi; VOTLI V. S. P. naowna. • An elaborate &rays of sentiment we can it HMI brit the fa lowing as a specimen. It is * *3--I ' n ' af. • iarsirik tirloitify the noparibtlied affection * '''''t 11 7117thirti hWliatrbeete : lnsprred by her htusbaridnt 'so.. .' ' “kb saaorrio, trantamn, women) flu ea Art o--Hzen se . 0 .., , -4.1. -low Lineup Ibis wonting; I wrote pettishly ; but ) j' . , i COerignOi It Igoe must 40 provoke me; I only got port ' :sibi • ....of the lifkk Gtr eve n in and 1 *as told all the packets . o. `' :wire or Ted,..4ut Pits. said the letter only took three 1 • ~ deys . - Phi fir s t:give me; lam ill, and therefore 1 ..4,1 -1 ati rit at. dot HI; do not be alarmed—l am ' 10 ',' 0 anyitkiwg aloe, and, now I hare heard :IL '.: . be w4 , -- , my Seaman of joy now, -.i.i . . lefenrillif elk of *airy ; bat yoa 011 lay* seitognit I ~,,,. as lietw... Tou don't talk of: arming back. (Ph! I fiats. ~ !hail Mal. clasped to your bosom—mine 'pants for • _jeti mir atirefred—my bed irlonely and . tAis-: , • ni iiebible . : MO • culat'betk,mt helored—ooide bark to to'r .."" -' irintr on* e6e , -.4ltatte can yen lie lo . happy SR 'with her? W 16•• -' • mere - , 'own Er: :. • keep am , bear wait ihy . titisit r Haw- 4 out, I Mist" ! • •-et . • 1 4...W1r5t ate -pit sisters; se . your 004: to yonr 'oWn Ac :. , ?b. write ?-iflo, set oeie of my religions or friea,la could keep aso.i, i i. alio su heatigetplop, sad.yoti kpow it. 4:itope to bear fro& los -by'to•intirrow-1 °bet want btesimpt-.1 want. kite and rhillnighwitia Nee; I shall notpeil ydn any thing 4 ~,,,, , „!: . ~... ..."Pfli• 9111i n tlia is givrn crrer•-•.Mr'sd Hem- • - e• - . s, • • X dirty"; with- tie most un- -"' 4 •• . _ . eerie We% own, Mod " MAY." ado.% • -a. „ li, 1, . 4 , t :, , , 4 .uits:d !Ids aufinsing. and WV* yOu with ~ 0 0, j,. e ,:,reptntes. Jtiko.. , iikk a me alt^eywohnt eighth', the Irsait. J. so. • . riti ' , -1. 1 1- elk 41 . .111141§sed)01r, !wild adored ' . . lbealre tniqdng of rick' it t. 1 4 17 1 4. . l i g ' I' •. . ..j. ;.; 4 yilo•••-iwyoitof seer OP • 4 ' 4 . vol. - 'Ark ' end "In *141164'1nm.; jetkate. Li( 'tide( !Roy aitnbir to participle in the. - bast wife/ wish je be sill' my own. When any I ex-. pact yet? If you tibtel eornifoefore year kart host, I shall sot think yittr !eve your owe. ou•n 4' klaat" a. • 4 • IP, THE STATFISMAN. FIIO.W reESD,itY'S LONDON LORD CliAllelFsßLAlN*B OFFICE. Jung b. IMO. The Drawing-room en the 13th iestant being iu celebra tion of his Majesty's birth-day. persons going to Coon es that day cannot appear in .atourniug. CROWN-OFFICE. Jt , st 6. IRO. mewing estonntn 10 srsvt. tN THIS PitYMINT PAIII.II - Borough of licarbor.:ml.. -The Hon. Edmund Phipps. a General in his Majesty's ar-n•, is the room of the Right Honourable Viscount Nom:salty, who has accepted the! Chiltern Hundreds. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Royal North Regiment of Lincolnshire' Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the comity et Uneoln. L. L/ppletty. Esq. to be captain. Comanisilots Sigurd by the Lord I.ieutenant of the county • C. Clearest mid*. Booboo, Silysel. printers—T. Bride oake, J. Brlggil, and J. Briggs; Manchester, merehants—R. Nichols. E. K eller, C. Grams, and T. Kemp, Wekeield, Yorkshire, printers—D. Taylor. and P. A. James, Wottoe ander-edge, Gleoceetershire, surgeons—J. H. Lubbrea and W. Greaser, Neweastle-npon-Tyne--J. Waugh and C. Woolley, Shorediteh—J. James. J. Threlfall, and L. Cope land, Liverpool, shipwrights—T. Carman and W. Reeve, Newpte-street, iroismonprers. Tr:... • • - [Amman tit:Yr.—Mr.% whose stud now is d ie bow of the county, having experienced a great wat tality among his hortes, in the year ISIS, wrote s el friend in London, in consequence of a dream that said was " in his cars," to buy for bias a Il d s. tory Ticket, and concluded with—" be sure you ein es , a Thirty Thousand, I want to reinstate my ss a t, His friend obeyed the order, and wrote him, a s d i dream was singing in his ears," he judged it right by to Cinanu.'s for the Ticker, and it was actually d rawl the next week a Paso of 30.000/. ! At his seat. May nan. Denbighshire, the Lady of K. J.ll. ILeathsil, Esq. of a daughter. 0.1 the 441 Inst. in ifrrer Berkeley -street. the Lady,/ Wi!Hun Baynes, Esq. Of a son. On the flth inst. at Chislehurtt, Kent, the Lady OtHerbt Jenner. LL. D. of a son. MARRIED. OD the Ist Jost. at (Moon-house. in Fifeshiro, Memo. mod daughter of the late Major-General Dewar, to fifty % Parsons. H. P. of the 10th Hussars, Dl Yesterday, al his father's house. Detrow. flirts, Cul. Leighton Cathcart Dalrymple, C. B. fish Hussars.... eoud son of Gene Attie flew I)-dry midi,. Bart. On 'filursday last, at It's seat. Bushell, Wilts, Sir J0!..1 Methuen Poore, Bart. seed Th. On the 9*h tilt. at his house, Frozfield. Wilts, Williaa Newberry, Kq. Yesterday moraine. at Nelson -terrace. Rtoke-Newiagtori, Anieliz. the wife of Mr. Thomas Bartlett, of Pilgrim-street. Ledgate-hill. Liti.k.,,t th , kilmi Teneriffe, Mr.flerresnn Graumana. (a native of flarniirgh), many bears a resident in that island. Amsterdam, 12 4 C. F. Ditto, st sight, 12 1 Rotterdam. It 6 Antwerp, 12 7 Hamhorgh, 37 0 Mona. 37 1 Paris, 3 days' sight, 23 t) Ditto. 26 0 Rordeani, i4l U Frankfort on the Maine, 135 Vienna. Ff. Flo. 10 9 Trieste. 1•Y. Igo. 10 10 Modr7d. 311 Cadiz, 311 Blame. 311 Barcelona. 31 344 I A NG E.—TuEIDAII: I.eirliorn, 47 Genoa, 44 Mali*, 46 Venice, 27 PO Naples. 3P Lisbon. bpi Oporto, 60} Rio Janeiro. 63 Rallis, .SS Palermo, 118 per oz. I)nblin. t 4 per nest. Cork. 9 per rent. Foreign Gold idlers, X. /7s. 10.14. per oz. New - Doubloons. $l . Da. New Dollars. 4a: Nil. Sliver. in Bars, Moab* 6%. 0.12-d. What slight aegleets, what trivial faults destroy '• The Itardkst frame !" lir E' SRS. t • 1 7 li I{ I E and CO. having denoted the.. L selves to the study of. and been gratified by the UN elnsiclerable practice in those branches of the profteilee which they thought proper to select. trust. that after *Mg years residence in this metropolis, their talent, an in MI known. and their reputation so fully established, that we apse I.ory is re:l'dsit4: for their deviation from the reviler waded practice. It may be proper to state, that their Mediae' DM ration has been of the iirst elass; that they are limisted the Royal Collees of London end Edinburgh ;alai as tale factory evidences of the truth of this statelnest, their il*. inns and testimonials may be seen at their Hesse, Is. 111, Hatton-garden. where they may he consulted with there* est seeress and honour by patients o; either tea, alMilid by any of the follow iug coniplaints ; —I. The Vewereal Pew; for which they have disrot ens! a remedy, whiiii l e t:: mi l a complete substitute for mercury In the cure of lidi but has also the advantage of eradicating the web. put debilitating the constitution.-2. le seen 10 Debility and Vascular Relaxation. whether predated by caw viriel excesses. by the Immoderate enjoying* et weed pleasures. or by solitere arniniality. where " The signior sinks, the habit melts away, The cheerful. pure, and animated bless Dies from the face, with squalid steeply Devour . d. in sallow melsncholy eleek" - Messrs. Currie and Co. are in pomades at a Waft that stands unrivalled for Its superior ellesey. hi Me to every muscular fibre of the patient, spirits. end re-establishing his. ;gout.. whiMO regNe r i gilig eanstitution, and thus exposine him to the denim et a re. lepse.-1. la StricturesoftheUrethra.Messrs.etevieeedeo.'s plan of treatment has so flir surpassed cues Oft, MOW' of care, that they have excited th- alleatehweet ewe. hellion i of the moat distinguished Surma,. by . ,111 s t rae, three weeks, cures which ileled all the telegram skill. In the mire of any of these complaints their patio will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. lb fee required is the sum as that of regular mealtimes. Patients in the eomMey are relnested to stile fl cram of their case, age, mid coda of brie!. a billd England Note. wheakkeraseessary inedici en attiadvieselli be sent to any part of the eperld.—No. 107, Hettoe.prde. of Gloorester. Royal North (3lotterster 41 7 .itii;L: J. FL Grego►). Esq. to be captain. sire 1% bite. resigned. Ro)st south Gloucester F. Jenner. Esq. to be mash). Commissions sigaed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Kent. East Kent Regiment of Militia.—J. S. W. Snabridge. Esq. to be captain ; J. Bruce. Kent. to be lieutenant ; J. Miller, gent. to he ensign ; J. Wrighte. gent. to be ditto. West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.—Tuubridge Tructp—tieorse Charles Earl of Freeknock to be iitairoant. vice Wood7ste. resigned. Ferningbirn Troop.—Cornet Feet to be lieutenant. vire Homers/rood. deceased ; F. H i.kes. sent. to be cornet. vice Pert. Commissions signed by the Ler.! Lieutenant of the county of King's Cheshire Volaweer letion.—Cornet Wallace to be lieutenant, vice Illolhrooke, resigned : R. Thorley, gent. to be cornet. vice Wnllace, pr•oi ated. Prince Regent'* ihl MTh' ent uf Cheshire Veontnr) Ca %flirt .—J. M. Wu:fen...len. gett:. to he veterinar) surgeon. Wirral! Troop of Vennienry Ca valry.—J. 11. Lyon. gent. to be lieutenant. lire Staple), Intionissions signed by the I, rd I..eutenant of the county of Ayr. A. Roswell. Esq. to im Vice.:Lienterant ; !41r J. M. Cun u:agilani. Hart. to he De,nity-Lielsknaut W. Montgomcrie, Esq. to be ditto; N. C. Ilunter. Esq. to be ditto; A. Gun ter the younger. Esq. to be ditto. Kilmarnock Volunteers.— W. Parker. Esq. to he major eommiondent : W. Rankin, 1.',4q. to • captain ;J. Andrew, Esq. to be ditto ; T. tireensitielti.. 1•74 q. to hr ditto; W. Thomson. gent. to be iienteneol ; J. T leonsnu. gent. to be 'lilt ; Finnic the younger. gent. to he ditto; J. Utehrie. E •nt • t.. be ett.:gn ; R. Nl•Kean. gent. to he ditto. Troop attached to lit Corps of Aryshire Yeomanry Ca ...!ry.—/L•Otirald the younger. Esq. t.. he captain. Troop attached to 2d. or Cunningham and Cumnuck Corps of lcrshire Yeomanry Alesander. Esq. to he captain ; W. Campbell, gent, to hr lieutetiAnt ; G. Rakin the younger. gent, to be cornet. tommi:.ions signed by the 1.e..(1 Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lam-osier. Liverpool Light horse o:outerm.---Lleutenant stanifortb to be captain ; Cornet Reny to to lieutenant. Bolton Troops of Yeomanry caralr:%.— J. Neartley. EN. to he rnplain ; P. Rsiiiivic;l. rcii. to be ditto: P. Bothwell the younger. gent, to he dtr., : It. !• , titith. gent. to be ditto; T. Merry, gent. to be WM.,. ..:ce Bothwell. promoted ; T. %ferry. gent. to he cornet W.U.Taylor, gent. to he ditto; J. Lang*ltaw. gent. to be di;;... Mencheeler and Sattord 1 ”entanry Cavalry —Captain Bliley to be mayor, vireTraffurd. resigned; Lieutenant Fox to he captain. vice Birley, promoted ; Cornet Moon to he lieutenant, vire Fox, promoted; J. Mame. gent. to he cor net, vice Milne. promoted; R. C. Sharp to he ditto. vice Moon. promoted. BANKRUPTCY SUPFRREDRD. F. Downing, Iludderdeld, Yorkshire. grocer. 111ANKRI PI'S. R. Haekett, Newport. Isle of Wight, spirit-merchant. Juue lb. 16. mad July DI, at OaHJhdl. Nosrpurt. Attomowy, Mr. F. Worley, Newport. T. Morris, jun. Wing, Itutiandshlre. baker. June ?0. 21, and July IS. at the Falcon Inn. Uppingfient. Rntinndshire. Attorneys. Messrs. Lung Dolburn•court, Gray's inn ; and Mr. R. Warren, Uppinglmai. S. Brunt.. Charing-cross. sword-cutler. June 10, 20. and July IS, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G. Taylor, (Iraq 's- inn-square. P. Hass. Little Thnmes-street, biscuit baker, June 10, 17. and Jvly IS, at Guildhsil. Attorney, Mr. Pope. Old Bethletn. F. E. Ifenshaw, Derby, currier. June 90, 27. and Jnlc IS, at the king's-head-inn. Derby. Atto . neys, Mr. J. Nuttull, Nottingham; and Messrs. Forster audCo., Lime street. _ _ M. Aekroyd. Leeds. earthenware-manufacturer, June 95, July S. and IR. at the Court-house. Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. C. Wilson. Oreville-street. Hatton-garden ; mud Mr. R. E. Payne. Leeds. E. Green. Leeds. Jult• 3. and Is. at the Court-honer. Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. C. Vllson, Greville-street, llatton-garden ; and Messrs. fimitto end Co. Leeds. June _26, U. Mason, Chard, Homersetshire. clothier, June 10. 17. and July 18, at the George Inn, Chard. Attorneys. Mr. C. B. Tucker. Chard; and Mr. C. Smarr, Chancery -lane. W. Miles. Oxford-street, linen-draper. June 10, 20. and July IS, at Guildhall. Attorneys; Messrs. Knight and Co., Bashighall-street. T. C. Butts. Nitres Head-court, Graceehurch-street, wholesale-perfumer. June 20,24, and July IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James. Ilueklersbery. B. Snowdon. Harrow-on-the-11111, Middlesex. grocer, Jane 10. 21. and July IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. July lb. Vii. Jostling, Bettie) Heath. Kent. innkeeper— June 30. T. Coote. Sutton. Cambridgeshire. grocer— June 97, W. Rabbeth, Red Lion-passage, Red Lion-square, Ctatoe inerehant-- June lo, N. Waddington, Bridge-attest, oritelam. merchant—June 17. R. Hodgson. Fleet-street, oilman—June fl. O. Powell. Little Trinity-lane, biker— July 11. R. Fourier. Paternoster-row, bookseller—June 97, 4. Marley, illsbopegate-sneak, cordwalner—June 99, N. Humble. Liverpool. merchant--Jane '27, N. B. Amber% LJoyd's Coffee-house, Insurance broker—June 17, 11. EMS, Cheapside..iik manufacturer—July I, J. P. Harvey. Ipswich, lines-draper—June 98, J. Sloconsbe, Bristol. het ter—June 29, S. Ready, Southampton. dealer—June 97, J. Wood house and M. Woodhouse. Mining-lane, West Irdie broken —July 4. R. •('ols, King-street, Holborn. coaohmaker— Sine 97, T. White, jun. and J. D. Lubbrrn, Great WlN sibester-street. nvercivants—June 94, H. Richards. Beacons- Illhid. eorpentrr—Jane 99, M. Anderson. Southampton. Jesse& P. Norris., Liverpool, iron-turrehase— rittllr - W. Barrett. Old Broad-street, merchant—June et. , J. Cttentaityts, Osborn-street, Whiteehapel, hrewer—J nee 97, S. A. Bennett, Worship-street, eoech-manufacturer—Jnly 0. W. Wright. 119. Wright, and J. Wright, Alilermanbary.i meirdiants—Jane 17, H. Feardrinier, Cahnon-street, land S.! rourdrinier, Charing-eross, paper-manutlseturers--July 4zl T. Hoskin, R. Hastens, J. Heslani, and R. Haitians. Bolton te-MOors, cotton manufacturers-4 see 27, C. Bees') . limed; mercer--Jmeo 99tYr..rerris, Bath, Omer Jasell4‘llllB.BlWild., vaillerright. t " •‘CINITIFICATIVI. - Jura w. q. • O. Joao sad J. Borrow, arlatol, coal-snerelostr-A.S. Bandall. Bristol. cornfactor—R. Jackson, Watiedaawitate. aerryCarßalo,oalloa-sp/amat--E. Joy, Chriiteldech, Ramp. skits. Asbaloser—a., .Claridge, Wdis . rosi. Glowesster skim fgemee--ig. Maoris, titow-on-the-Wold. Glogeestor-' Aire. stpoßlimpop-.1. Farriogton. Licrrpool, 'merchant— a. firtßoitife;l.lseelasbift. merchant-R. Sanders. RI: Peter, Word.dershire, glove-adaafactorar- , -11. Patridt. 7virpool, devreisiEr. PA WINEIIIIIIIPR pissiotx Pl. Wend sid E. Wed. Piatitggidat. ilruggling- I W. Rosa. 3. R. Boma. and C. Phelps. London, ararchads—T. Or ford end W. Orford, Liverpool, merchants—J. Sheiekford sad G. Wagstaff, Gunpowders*, , London, balldars-i- I ~. A'AY.n I.VTEL LIG KNCE. DEAL, Just 6.—Arrived, and remain in the Downs, the Emperor Alexander, and Dry Harbour Planters, from Jamaica ; and Hetty, from Havannah.—Came down from the River the Phomix, for Bengal ; and Standard, for Jamaica. The latter remains for her passengers. HARWICH, JOVE 6.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet, with a mail, from Holland. PORTSMOUTH, JCNC 6.—Arrived the Camilla, from Memel ; and Grecian schooner, from a cruize.—Sailed the Thomas and Mary transport, for Cork and Quebec ; Cossack, for New York ; Thomas, for the Cape of Good Hope; Sir George Prevost, and Briton, for Quebec ; His Majesty's brigs Sappho and Fly, from Cork; and Caruelion, on a cruise. sac, JUNE ti.—Jailed the 'Pods transport, for Portsmouth, with troops. HAM/MATE, JUNE ti—'"ailed the England, for Bombay, having repaired her damage. LivEaroot„ JUNE 3.—Arrived the Hannah, frotw New Orleans; and Sarah, from Nyhurg.—Arrived elf this port the Prime Leopold, for Charleston. Fa Lstorrit..kros: 4.—Arrived the Mary, from Rio Janeiro, in S 4 days, for lianthurgh, in want of water and provisions : she spoke, on the lsth of May, in let. 36, long. 35, the from Ilavannals. for Gibraltar. ont 33 days. Also firrvert, off this port, the George Little, from }tumuli, in 13 days.—S,,ilotl the Governor Harcourt, fur Demerara ; Pheasant, William, Union, James and Jessey. Sincerity, and Sally, fur Liverpool. Yesterday, about one o'clock, part of the new floor ing of Westntinster-liall, at the north•end, took are, and burned for some minute.. and wa• only extinguish ed by taking up several p1a:11.3. It originated in one of the workmen allowini; •nre lead to boil over ott some shavings. 'l'hr W"..et considerable for some minutes, and a scene of great confusion took place, as the Courts of Law were sitting, and several Election Committeca. Dc at..—The following statement has been published from authority:—" Mr. tirattan having, at a public meeting in Dublin, tussle use of expressions which Lord Clare conceited to reflect upon the late Earl of Clare, his father, and having declined either to explain I or qualify them, the parties met yesterday in Hyde: Park, when Mr. tirattan having received Lord Clare's fire, instantly fired in the air. The friend's present having given their opinion that the attair could Fro-' teed no further, Mr. Grattan caine forward in the, bantl..miest manner and stated, that having given the satisfaction required, he was then willing to admit be was wrung in having made use of such expressions. on which the parties immediately shook hands and the affair terminated." Ass ect.i.vSu onyx Dravu.—An awful and nielanchoiy event took place yesterday just before the arrival of the state carriage in the front of the entrance to the house at Peers, set apart for the King. Mr. Clegg, the En-1 purer in the Artillery, who has had the care and di rection of the firing of the small cannon on days of re- joicing, in St. James '- park , and those on the Lambeth I shore, went yesterday as usual to attend to the duty : he preceded the Royal Procession a short distance, I carrying the large signal flag on his shoulder to the I man on the Lambeth shore to discharge the cannon, accompanied by an artilleryman, carrying a small i white signal dag, with O. R. on it. One of the King's footmen, previous to the coining up of the state car- I riage, was conversing with Mr. Clegg about the state of the weather, and Mr. Clegg had observed, that he thought the r-iu would keep off, when he fell down ' and expired. The footman lifted his head'up in Mil lap, and rendered every possible assistance ; and one of the bloc lFs belonging to the military band took off, his turban and laid it under his head. 7be deceased was carried to the Star and Garter public-house, near I Sreseiler in mac forliter in re. the spot. Two medical gentlemen were speedily pro- i The treatineut mild—the care elbeistaL ACA N DI 111 Examination of Professional Pretemien cured, but to no purpose : they were of opinion t hat I is only to be feared by those who are conscious et* life had left him at the instant he fell. aspseity. Bow-stager.—Yesterday Themes Kid:Arley was Impressed at an early period of our proressioisal ewe examined before R. BIKNIN, Rsq. the Sitting Magis- pith the importance of a more Minute attention to a dosed trate, charged with picking pockets. The prosecutor, es itherly effecting the grander operstioes reflb diseases peciihisrls .Wectlng the grander operedoss tore. we bolilty devietNi firm what was held to be mad Mr. Rynd, of Cecil -street, Strand, was standing by the 1 orthodoxy ; /marked the veuntings of e . NM= Mows-gate, Charing-cross, to witness the procession feeling its rile purposes. consider mane ves *fly going to the House of Lords, and was hustled by sere- to that approbation and patronage which, for twisty me_ . cal persons, one of whom made a snatch at his watch. have rewarded oar secerssfal and devoted stales. TIN i estimation of oar enlightened brethren,whe flrequlttlyeg Mr. Rynd secured his watch, but directly after a pair to our opinion. is an a,ditional gratifications to ger of spectacles were stolen from his coat-pocket. The' while our authority from the roll's. itself, etruegthuild• prisoner was observed by some constables who were on i It is Profesh:nrit most Z i l e lesti :" lals . W deft. " the spot at the time, to be very active in hustling• Mr. ; sanctity of oar fame from rityy or ads Rynd, and, on being taken into custody, he dropped a I The innietrosity of youth. or the west OW' pair of spectacles, which Mr. Rynd identified as being I lion in the matmer man, often lead to the of ear the same that were stolen from him. The prisoner I I be tag4°--- • -- 0084, 111412.8 .:::,, h an imn iw et ' y tit es „ eferGrC he s aVi s pa y " 6l . was remanded for Thursday neat. • ;este: sod even is the more advanced stages, dorsdrilill MIMICAL BOAUD.—The immense number of persons 1 by nesserens symptoms. we can Illustrate Oar aumililpollj who are deceived by the specious and boasting promises . rendering tbetreettneat mild. the cure effectual. ..;,. of pretenders on a reigning malady, the bane of pleasure ' Every organie change. or. functional 411ffrallse• 11 2: aml connubial hippies's, is incredible, Withdraw the ! dental to the emigrate, economy, fails itewaPT• llllll/g " Ism. Armee illwasi f veil, in what nothingness do their assumption appear.' P r ''' lnce s all d whli .Y ield t ° k ciur atten . l- ---- . The climax of times sameariing terms, hel,ilities, DV- .ern disea s ses e r limpereta i ra ne .w d •o er n t ess t ..aaa , ciescies, Rehire:ism, and Aims,. are the hacknied Tii ; sk o l ori m a l a sny b e mewe d i e ist. alarm to those sufferers whose coustitutioas are. sewn ; m am ma po o p e gi mu c e d by * l mo ' • bs . wilit e out by intemperance . or weakened by disease or int- • m i n i. ten Metier proof or vigeweeis ibell , usw". proper treatment. - • lan advdrlbitment de not allow IhiwolMi slMtic efilll . Messrs. Coors* and Co., Members of the Royal Cel-'' jvets. Water are ump geteiled is a Wort we bate laps of !Abdo!, Edinburgh, aoclllablin; raokiskh • fished, ealber" The Ablierof Life."she rapid oak a • 'ls bit Majesty's sereice, ;Rd of 4isrly forty fling lee-- . ' Ittlisie with , 'Ws kletelltellte pesslist..sge ei s tie* is various hospitals, Pad in Vats sterbpels, o rtial . KomPeremi lumwdodiat The 110 A Milo had ro o 41 Illendlabllllt "oh aetlAces ; they ob the e nigm a o f b i m o t. . tersootar- row OIL Pall- b u ll: _..„ ...i. vialakeltallonps mg g. and d -se twiritattetwidES- . tiestr,..... niche: "4' and Ilk 11"1114 UL$ °II"- ' siza The testimonies of d rt rt Ir litle_t:ca re , •' No diseases are felt with grearer . poskeiney by tha__, ol P. 2 , ~ are tke bet 'rides's@ it pleb i ,,„ • -•um 6 ta' that. those occasioned by hie own Iser0111111ffm; lin "...-- lent bseT,rWailact tbd,w 4 •Site t ' Rig Imrtwittattet as - cases ef estaseinelow IsAlberality,et eimadois la is v.- - sawed penile credulity should errs be OM NI. 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