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Lllll . INTELLIGEM'S. .44 - 7 COURT OF CHANCERY, JILT , The Lout. CR•MCRLI.OR came into Court at half vast eleven &stock, his Lordship having been occupied mail that hobs its his private room, hearing the case t Brody r. Adam. IN Till MATTIR Of TUE QURENsIARRRY LIRA 4 • Toossas r. illosariosuov.-1 he Loaratlnancei.- Loa, on coming into Court, observed, that he enansin .4 the calculation for &Hinting the 'Pints's of the .tare•Dske of Queensberry a tenthirart of the amount s. •heir legacies, and he had come to the conclusion, !Etat it was impossible for hits to grant so large a suns. that another calculation had beets handed to him i,t, a sixteenth. He had not been able to look into it, Lt be would d• so before to-morrow morning; and owing into Court then he would give his decision. ' JUDGMINTOI. 't he lAMB CHANCRLLOR informed the Bar. as it %mild not be necessary 'for him to sit in the mornings it. the House of Lords during the present silliugs in Lhascery, that be would' sit daily in Court; he there toie desired that this io gre for dsis,day should stand eorr fur to-morrow, lon‘onlll give the judgments .pseutioned in it, as his mind had been so occupied with iiolitntents elsewhere (the House of Lords), that he had Oot-tiine to attend to them ou the paper. • INAVNCTION.—PIItACT. StEDMMq r. (Iry our OTHER.—Mr. HART, Coun sel for the plaintiff, mitred for an injunction to restrain the defendants from proceeding in selling a book call ed Ovy's Messina, of Astreuvino, which was in part friretted from the work of the plaintiff, denominated Sterforesta'a &ally of Astro,,omy, the first edition of *bleb was published in 1793, and had cone through m r editions; the last published in Its 19. The de %goblet flu! was Professor of Astronomy to the Royal Military College : sod the other defendants were ..11esars. Baldwin and t.'o. respectable booksellers, who errs his printers and publishers. If his Lordaftip would compare the Iwo books together, he would Burl that of the defendants contained a vast deal which it is in the plaintiff 's. bnt certainly IR a colourable shape. Poster these circumstances. he had ut, doubt but his Loidship would grant the injunction. Suanwehu, Counsel Gar the defendants, said, Le did not deity but there was a similarity in the cow tents of the two books, but the Court of Chancery never interfered by injunction in any case where dne diligence wai nut used.; lie worlil spew that it had is:A been so used here. The book of the defendant. 'tam pitliFsbetl, in Feb. !slit. The plaintiff did not -tile his bill lentil April, !sill, and on this day, the Jnly, for the first time, moved for an iejtinc tion. He held in his hand an affidavit of the defend ii.;t Baldwin. which proved the vary manner these g. ntlewen, the defendants, treated the case is the 6rst i?.stanee, stating, that D lr. Mittman, the agent of the plaintiff, waited on the deponent in Felornary last, and informed him for the first time, that the defendants' book was pirated, in pert, from that of the plaintiff. lin this information deponent immediately wrote to tler plaintitt; repressing his Morrow that such a circuits al rove should-have taken place, that it was without his Leowledge, and contrary to the manner of him and his pother doing lossioess; then informed bins, that they having publishes! a little hook, written by the de fo•dout n geometry, he applied to him to write one on a• tonorny ; and he was induced to this fruit. hearing t 1 .t the defendant, Ony, had written one on the sub j. t for the use of his school in the Royal College. be complied with the deponents request, and furnished them with the book complained of. That the deponent informed the plaintiff that there were Irt t soothers of the defendant, lint's hook nnsold, asol that he, the deponent, would take care, if there another edition published, that the part charged t., be pirated should be omitted. The Learned Coun sel then said, that in his opinion the question now before the Court was, not whether the defendant halk was a piracy or not, or whether he and I' :plaintiff had taken from 11r. Beau's book, which .was the general aource of all authors on the subject of a-trommuy ; but the question was, as the piracy hail la.isetl so long as from Feb. ISIV, whether leis Lord shsp would now grant an injunction on an e.r-perte Ihe Loan t711.11V rELLOR observed, that the fair sLug to be dune in this case was, to allow the de fendants to sell the books they had already printed, at u: to be restrained by injunction from printing and sena' any other edition containing any part of the plaintiff's book.—lnjunction granted in part. Ortaxmax.—Althounli the graud jury at our ses- Wens threw out the bill which was presented against the (Alters of the Orsegc Club, it cannot but be re eserked that public opinion has most completely dis cnentenaneed this useless and mischievous association. 11. e .cry men who assaulted the Orange procession - haw been discharged, is default of prosecutipn :, the iiiift inthtirities.of the town have nianifisteil their die. appilibatioW of Orange inuningries ; the club itself M its Induced to lay asido its paraphernalia, by way of dieenunt from its amount of efrensienness ; the cler gy of the psirish refused to preach a Erasion for its rile day ; anethe Sector ,bas assured •us that. had he known that the Church bells would have been hired fir the occairon; be would have loc)ord the boirty iks.d pit fthe key in his Ailitiket.—( teeth Mererry.) Ptah.—Early on Dioxide? morning, an alprmitig. tire' broke oat •a% tie house of a pheesemonget, Skim, liken, Me Pkid. Such. was the gstpidity of thciames • ti i$ the st "eckir wpi . totally twinned before the tin- IskEpv fam . Alio had retired to rest. were awoke lei i tis g ties;in est ' eir extrenielepollons situation. Fort's eiltili - 4ihr'its dieeovez i r Ifilisx watchman, and - emu* 1 ItisostAllilest.'enentter'nf the neighbouring inhabk, arts soon colko 4 together ; blankets were prorsitnt; Ilfritifid fniffi t ,' iiialling from th e balcony a tie 4 .4.o.o,.liikre_,__ ily , rescued from their hasardos. 1 :11fon;.4ifIlfiriti pvrsofnfl , linsy: 'the *ills mat 1 si l rpol i sift fitiiiitare; or even wearing apps- •. i .iiii ilittele 'his been;P. The greatest "lane flesumeilike FireNikal. lest the fire should commesl., cite to the extensive map manufactory of - Messrs. ilitbrik mad Op, • • The prompt arrival. however. of aktP ' t , raryped she further 'progress of the aisksini, sad :before five o'clock the Are was ~ ";• 1.4. 44 ' Lost std , are, rig, 4a*twe .. to the sit ' .l ' . • ' 3 1 5 -. • •:11% 1 • .• si:l . '• ' t ; 04 ' . • • • '... • illa i l ilual e t., , si Alif - ;• 4L. 7 • . _ THE RIGII 7'RR.ISON. W WON'. 111111 AL, Somme IDLY, GLASS IMP, IvLillt. When the Court met yrstertlay morning, Cettasel for the prisoner eitiletl witnesses to stem that he had marched Erma Strathaven, i■ roasequeui•e of COM pulsion, and against his will. _ _ After the Cord Presideut had charged the Jury, the Jury retired, and were encloan4 •for above two hones. On their return into Conti, Mr. Ewing, the Foreman, delivered the verdict, finding the prilioner Not Guilty on the first three counts of the Indictinynt, but liuilty the fourth, viz. compassing to levy las r against the King, in order to compel him to change his measures. The Jury recommended him to the T r 14% he as par' ;y of the Crown. Cott►t Jrcliip,l to receive the recommendation ;et' of the werdiit ; but stated that the Judges in reporting to the Crown would take proper soave of it. The prisoner beard the verdict with Iti► utmost composure. Throughout the whole trial be appeared equally indifferent. Hs slept during part of as/ pro reedings. He aukkartily of cull beef. He is * dle sized man, decent in his dress as as a workman, and apparently about sixty years old. The Court adjourned till Monday, as the Come pro ceeds to Politely to-day to arraign some prisoners there. WATERFORD Assn RS. COUNTY COURT. Jui.r 144.—(145c0x. ihv.) TRIAL Of JOIN WC/16'MT rout THE LItkUP.R Or ROHIRT AHKEO , kAQ. John M'Carthe waslndieted for the wilful murder of Robert Sheehy, EMI on the lath January last, at Rau ulown. The following were the principal wit lir 'sea : Edmund Sheehy, ESll.—The decease/1 Mr. Skeelty was witness's father; witness saw t'.e deceased Ithiught into his house by witness's brother and another man ; he appeared to have !welt Mena! ; his skull was cloven asunder; on witness putting his hand under the deceased's hem, it sunk into his skull ; witness fainted awny. The murder happened on the 15111 of January last, at night-tali. About a week before wit ness and deceased distrain d the prisoner's hither, Intl drove two horses floes his land ; witness, who was a few yards from them, thought the prisoner was going to strike the deceased, and Went to his assistance. but prisoner's faller cried um, " let him go to the devil and take them ;" deceased put the horses in pound. but they were afterwards hailed; prisoner's father held a lease of some land tr Irceased, awl on the life of the deceased; priautter lived within a mile of the deceased; had lived 'there many years; the de cea.e4l was a kind and benesulent landlord. Mary - Drottiban recollects the night Mr. Sheehy was Murdered ; LEVI him that evening near the door of the house in which witness lodged; it beg cogs to the wide of the prisoner ; it is nit the high read. Knows Use stream ; it is between the borers; end S!seehy's house; witness went after Mr. S. and asked him for some money ; he had her send her bmband to him and he would give him some ; witness was re turning when she saw the prisoner behind the deceas ed, with a bill-hook or plough iron in his hand, with which he struck the deceased behind the head; the deceased stumbled a few yards, and cried out, " Oh, murder! Cattily !" the prisoner followed, and gave him a second blow, by which he was killed. On being cross-examined, she said she did nut tell the Sherhy's of what she knew until within a few days of Easter Sunday ; and un being asked by the Learned Judge what at length indu.ell her to swear ag inst the prisoner, she said, that three or four days before she gave the information, she get the Heir. Mr. l'asey,and asked his advice. tie told her she was wrong in keeping such a secret in her breast, and that if she persisted in the concealment she would not receive the rites of the chord'. This operated so strong ly on her mind, that she went and gave the informa tion. ..... . Alter other witnesses had been examined, his Lord ship, Boron 1114.1elland, summed up the evidence in an able manner, and passed a handsome compliment on the praise-worthy conduct of the Her. Mr. Ca sey, in bringing the nefarious deed to light, and the Jury, after retiring about 10 minutes, returned a ver dict of HUI LTY. His Lordship then addressed the prisoner in a very impressive exhortation ; and concluded by beseeching the culprit to employ the few hours left him. in re penting of his former iaiquities, and not to expect any mercy from that tribunal which now sentenced his body to be hanged, dissected and anatomised after the ex piration *1 forty eight hours. The prisoner seemed notch affected, and asked for a long day. His lordship declared that it was tee of his power, as.the law sonde it peremptory on him in such a rise 'to order the prisoner for execution forty. eight hours after his conviction. Pursuant to sentence, the prisoner was brought out for execution on Thursday, at one o'clock. He ap pe,tred perfectly calm and reconciled, and willingly confessed his guilt and acknoSrledged the justice of, his sentence . After spending some time in prayer he ascended the sertfuld, and with every appearance of sincere contrition and cotnpunction implored 4 e l'p: a% ers of the numerous spectators. He ditd almost without a struggle. After his body.bnct Wan sus- Tended for half an hour, - it was cat dOwn and given 'for dissection. : • '.--- - • _ CITY COCllT,—Wsonsinay. 'ear M. John Moran comviettoh as mentioned', oar last, of knowingly •tecei ring stolen , goods, was sentenced to be whipped through the Ballybelekes this day, and to.be impilsoned twelve months.' Rev. James Bement., a Catholic Priest, lined .€5OO foranarrying two Protestants, had been for a coasi derablo time suspended from clericla bactions. • CHILD Munban.—Yesterday monde' the body of a frond 1 female infant, apparent ly about three months old, was found drowaed in a in tine Recent's IPark.t.it was e tied up is a coarse h. Moog with two brides, foe the purpose of sinking it; it appeared so base brim several Idays in the water. Tbe beft was resiond to 'koh l '', 1 Harp Tavern for a 4Joconce's {quest.' 1 4 c t.. ... $ 4,. $ bi t . . • -• a t 'OS M XV* e• . - . ATESMAN. .—..... p. r• 'FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. 1 NACTIC.IL INTRI,LIGEN t Qm ~ .—........- , CROWN-OFFICE, JILT a IMO. I The Dolphin, Brown, fromfinadcrlanti, bound x mr. havets put into Dover on Mond . having bee by the ' Arethnsa, li sle, from Lo n for ismaica l" . " Mel if isininrot RICTIASED TO S M ER I Z 4 Z .T. I)II sets pessary Faults reeeived damage in her bell. sails, and risking Ski s i , The Friendship, Weeks, bound to Nes . tit, la' . haw . .. Into Exmouth, 23d init. disputed, and otherwis e in B th ° e ":"l ro . s r ,m h o o f fJ n a re as n es tb rui —g bes i , e' Esy ki° . n w til l i t re os e e election (bnimmi 6' W:ste a ms ". determined to be void, haring been ram oa board of by the Paragon,u..l.L. Americo. -----‘ his The tirsaish schooner Sin Josef., from IA (;um, (o b . solar trader betweeis that port sal St. Thomas's) wele.,' lured on the lit of Jose, of St. Thomas's by lib. r,„ Insurgent pricier*? 1 else had a cargo of specie. BA, at 70,000 dollars. The achootwr Rose. (with a tarsi 2 : posed as saleable as the San Josefa's.) sailed at she time, and it was reported had also falleu into EA kali; the Patriots. The Hope, Illaspson, from Belfast to Quebee, gg k il Whitebaven 21st last. after baling otraboreonßatislis Isla and was to premed IBM. The Brunswick of Marvport, from Liverpool to burg, put into 9111116 t. Mb lout. with trifling d ruage him lug been on shore on the South Rock. The Ilarnson • Brown of Irvine, put into Holykind Saturday, having carried away bet mainmast. se The stern of an oak-both vessel, with "Erma Li ft; pool," upon it, was towed into Scallway. Shetland g ek • by the sconer Mary, of Lerwick. The report from Charleston, Inserted in Litt of tiU hut of the capture of the John and Ann, Robins on , b end - I - . ilavannah, Is unfounded, as that vessel renriseg g ( .. en , z on the (14th ult. Commissioners In the Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Welkin Williams Wynn, Bart. to be Commandant. with rank of Colonel t Edward Lloyd Lloyd, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—G. Kenyon, Esq. T. Fitahurt, Esq. J. Ablett, Esq. E. L. Rowland, Esq. J. Heaton Esq. To be Lleutenants-0. J. Morris. Gent. J. Peers. jen. Gent. T. Edwards, Gent. J. Rowland. Gent. H. Theiwal, Gent. To be Cornets—G.l.. ,Kenyon. Gent. J. Williams, Gent. E. Pickering. Gent. J. Jones. Gent, to be Surgeon. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York. Wm. Morelli. to he Deputy Lieutenant. Sd West York Militia—S. Brooksband, Esq. to be Lieut.. Colonel, rice Chclmley, promoted ; J. Lay burn, Esq. to be Captain, vier Thorold. Hart. resigned. southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeo manry Cavalry—W. It. Gossip, Esq to be Captain, vice W. 0044. resigned ; W. Chedwick, Gent. to be Lieutenant, tier Bolttrick. resigned ; T. Birch, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Conlinan, resigned. iludder:field Independent Association—L. Fenton, Esq. to be Captain Commandant ; R. Dunlop, E.q. to he Capt. To be Lieutenants —T. Anderson. tient. J. Campay Lay cock, Gent. J. S. Hirst, Gent. T. Ridgirn, tient.• Leeds Volunteer Infantry—J. Hardy, Eiq. to be Lieut.- Cal. Commandant.; Beckett, Esq. to toe Major. To he Ce.ptains—ll. Esq. It. Worland, Esq. J. BMW!. Eiti. R. H. Leigh. Esq. M. T. Sadler, Eci. To be Lieutrn ante— W. Saelib. Gent. I'. Holland, Gent. H. Contland, (lent. W. R. SOUL Gent. W Markland, Ciotti. J. Wilkinson. Gent. To be En4ictss—lt. Brantley, Gent. J. Upton, Gent. M. Rloonte. Gent. J. 11. Ridsdale, Gent. The Dolphin, Brown, front flunderland to Neei st ,,,,,„ into Dover yesterday. with damage. having hes► or by the Irethosa, Ilaley. from London to Jam*, firma, Jett I3.—The truce between Tessa at,, Algiers, not having been renewed, expired on tit SI inst.; and by letters from Leghorn, the Algeria sla o dron had captured two vessels, and appr e l wo siona were entertained for the safety of their bissts o gaged in the. Coral tiehrry un the coast of Barham aloxrrtosa, Jets 21.—The Monarch. Vosing, so i n i here, repors the anneal of the fanning vessels. tit.: Montrose ; Ellra, Swan, five fish ; Spencer and *t tour tish earth—Aber:leen ; Dee, June 206, t wo id, Dercteles, clean ; 31iildleton, tilso fish ; Sr. And rew : right mire; Fairy. five fish.—Petethrsti ; Alm Jolt. Silt, f.:nr tilde ; Ecliper, eleven fish ; throw, sad Hopis., too lish rash ; Hs-solution Low fish; Saperiw and l ni in, ern fish earh.—Leith; Juno, sten fish.— Kirkwall ; F.lirn, two 648.-114111; Elsso, 3far 3d, two fish ; 3latirlseeter, fourteen fish.—Whithv ; * Aimed, Jo y • one rish ; Henrietta and Hartoony, air iik Each ; Janie% and Lively, three fish earls; Mars, sit ftd; menitt, one Volunteer, twelve fish; Withal's, Arm, nine &h. R ANKRi:PTCY ENLARGED. ♦V. Willinson, Old Broad-street, lasurauce-broker, Avis July IS to Sept. 9. at Guildhall. TIA'NKRUIYITIF:I4 SUPF:RSEDF:n. J. Bell. North Shield+. Nortiiiiniherland. ship-owner. J. Yates. Burnley, Lancaster. scrivener. BANKRUPTS. T. Phillips. Ardwick, Lancashire. brewer. In surrender Aug. 3, 7. Sept. S. at the IVhite Hear Inn. Manchester. At torness. Mensrs. Wright sod Cole, Temple. London ; and Mr. P. W. num ille. P; sillily. Manchester. 'l'. Freeninn find 11. 11. Junes. Worre+ter, Aug. 17, IS, Inept. 3 , st the Oniblltall Cotree-,muse. Wor cester. Attorneys. Messrs. (*intik.. itustwt. Perin Holborn-court, tirs)'s-inn; and Mdssrs. Parker eu.l Smith. Worrester. J. Sewell. Egremont. Cumberland. thuleeprr. Inor. 43. and Sept. 6. at the King's, Anus. Parremont. ,t , !ornet s. irmatronr, Staple lan; an.l • Mcssro. Parker anti Thnarp•on. Cod:runny:lt. A. Moses, Fleur-de-lis-Wert. feather-menu• (lecturer, July 811, Aux. 6, Sept. 6, at titeihhatl. Aiturue). Mr. nobler. Walttronk. J. Tozer. Rrialul. woollen-draper. Jul% 31. tug. y . S e pt. 6. at the Commercial Rousts, Bristol. Attorne, Nteasea Clarke. Richards. PITO aleticalf, ('haucer) -lane ; and 4lessrs. E. and 0. Smith. Bristol. A fine sample of new oats was exhibited oe Satyr. .lay last at Taunton market, the pro4ate of tbt Erna of .1. 11 int.w. Esq. of Ash Prior+, near that town. The barley I•arvest has commenced in some parts of 11.myslaire, and pros. s a fair mop, and good is halite. On Saturday se'unight, a small lot of the tend Stirling's prm.erty, on the north side of Burgh Mill, eoiltaining about 30 falls, was exposed to rom X Is. ii.l . per fall of ground annual or fen-duty, an, after a very keen composition, was knocked ion the enormous price of cis. I lid . per fill, or 511.13a11. per acre: which at to•enty years purchase of the ywe ly payment would be at the rate of nearly 11001. pet acre. Tits Lars Srionms.—Duriag the past weak thi part of the kingdom has been visited .by several mentions storms of thunder and iightniag: the harvest has in consequence bees materially hem rupted, and the corn, which last week stood (retina promising, has in many situations been beaten dens by the torrents of rain. Accounts have reached sad several serious accidents from the lightning, hi rebn parts ef the country, tool amongst the rest the hihtel tug bout seven o'clock On Tuesday evens!, th belfry of the Rpiscopa! Chapel at Low Mae, int Bradford, was struck by the lightning, which le scended into the chapel and shattered to pieces tY frame work a0.,1 front of a beautiful new organ, le* erected in that place. The new gallery and et* parts of the interior of the chapel hare - also trastairl considerable injury, and this handsome edifice, trAll has lately been in part re-eslitieil, now exhibits aril* evidence of the destructive powers of the storm. Os' the following day, the wife of John Tailor, a masa facturer at Wade-pier', near Holm•firtit, was street dead by the lightning in the boson. of her /notify, sr of whom suffered ftunt the shack.—feeds ihrerry. EDINBURGH, JeLT ri.—After a long enatinnanei of dry weather, we haus bad several refreshing stews since Tuesday morning, which hare greatly tided the crops that had begun to suffer from the lug *Ought. •Weilnesday afternoon, about four o'clock, 01114 44 Mid its neighbourhood was visited by a short nal& storm. The thunder began in the north, and mend round to. the west. 'I he weather has been eery AVM liner Sunday afternoon. Moemourts.—The following circumstance WA place here on Thursday last. The horses of sp. chaise, belonging to Mr. Prichard, of the Three Oa' mons Usk, were taken to be washed in the ricer Mgr now, at 'I ibh's bridge ; when, as they were retnit i ing to the stable, a violent clap of thunder ecp . 4 which so frightened one of them, that by a sprint be fell o ff the hefdge, nearly fifties height, into the fiver. Ile was, however, taken's* it and walked apparently well to the Beaded Inn ; but he died soon afterwards, without yterist4 showing any sign of pain. '1 he effects of this hilt of thunder alarmed many of the inhabitants. - fie person who viewed its appearance, the cloud 2Zilit emitted it had the appearance of three Mak with peculiar brightness ; wises on a sudden the ,let ning flashed, and the peal of thunder which WOO shook the whole neighbourhood. It was net with any rain of consequence. either before or and die terror it had occasioned soon ceased. ~1 --- • - - BIRTH. B. Richardson. Briehteltrystone, Sossex, bdilder. Ang. 10. 17. Sept. 6, st the OM Ship Them Ilrixhteirnsionr. At torneys, Messrs. Wesson and room -Fenn. Angel-mart. 'rionganortno-street ,nd Mr. Bellingham, Brigbleinestone. J. Millengen, Cnfle-street. Boon:Mitch. jewidler. July 119. Aug. K. Sept. 6. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. (antes, Mansell-street. Unodn.ln's-iields. T. F. Minton and J. Mason. Nottingham. metrhants, Aug. iI, 14, Kept. 6. at the Reef Inn. Nottingham. Anne ▪ Messrs. lion. and Yallop. Urea? Queen ettwet sad Messrs. Foseroft sin? Parsons. Nottingham. J. West. Little !(rwport-oltvet. habortimulter. Ang. li, IL Sept. 6, at Ualldhall. Attorney, Mr. Lawledge, Gra)'s-itto lane. DIVIDENDS. Aug. lA. D. Richsrdq, 'twin-street. Cripplegate, woollen draper—Ang. I. W. Dais, Newbury. lierk.hire, upholsterer —Aug. I. J. Unhands. Romney-terrace. Uorseferry-road. builder—Aug. YII. W. W. Atkins, Aleester. Warwickshire. grocer—Aug. ID. T. Dawes. Smfontsuire, tapr-toa nufacherer—Aug. 16. 11. Immbdem and W. Collins. Two Mile Hill. Oloncestcrahire, piii-manufacturers—July dB. G. Elmer. Mistley. Fmses. merchant—Aug. 17. W. Walker, Nor% lA, bricklayer—Aug. 13. W. Sontlie. Kennington lane. deafer—Ang. Ettershank, Dorking. Surrey. nur ser mau— %lig. IS. J. Humphries. hirmiuglisin. inerthint Anr. 17. J. and E. 11. Tuelielt, Bristol. grocers—Aug. IC. It. Dasher. Horstorth, Yorkshire, ilrysalti.r—Aug. SS. H. J. hunt. Fusing. Seffelk, miller—Aug. ID. P. Deakin and J. Dighton, Derelend-mills, Birmingham. wire-drawers. CERTIFICATES—Aua. IA R. W. f.lndnp, Staffordshire, dealer—U. Loses. Com mercial-building.. Minelng-lane. wine-merchant—N. IL Johnson, Rirmingluna, bed-manufacturer—W. Henley. Ho t) well-street. Wirmnd, silk-mercer—O. Elliott. Ruch...ter. grneer—W: S. Litter. Eceleshall, Staffordshire, school- master—G. Smith. Leicester-uglier*. tailor. The Archbishops and Mahn% n( the Irish Dioceses have received the King's mandate to attend his Co ronation. They are to appear with u3itres and red robes. New BARRACKS AT Srocit7osv.—The foundations of vtry large barracks have been laid, and the erection is now carrsing on with great rapidity, on the road to Marple, about half a mile from Stockport. The build ing will have two wings, each half the size of the main body. It stands on a commanding eminence overlooking the whole town. These are the approved means, we suppose, for rendering the people of Stock port " loyal." The Royal Sovereigt, yacht has been ordered to fit for sea, and take on board all'requisites to attend his Majesty In the Royal Ueorge yacht, now getting ready at Portsmouth, uoder the command of Captain Sir C. Paget. Lieutenant Fletcher, one of the Lieu tenants of the Royal Navy College, has been selected for the King's own yacht; mad the other officers whom his Majesty appointed on his last year's excurbion, are ordered to rejoin. AFRICAN COLONT (PRILADRLFIII4). JUNI 16. &mai Idlers have been received in this city from the AtEents of the Uoverement, dated after the arrival of the Colony at Ripener% on the Western coast of Africa, all of which see emmeraging. The health of the Rev. Mr. Baron and Mr. John Bankson, and indeed of ail their charge, was excellent: the meet friendly reception was given them by the natives. Very soon after landing religions esekties were commenced, at • .P 4; which `the natives wend; a Bewley school was _ ' l ° ""''- opened, under the care, of proper offerers. WIRT END irstn.—jo consequence of the flagrant outragee•which were committed at this place bast rail a meeting has hem held by the Ilmistrates in theallt deity af Henmetned. and a Reeeletion has teem entered into fir aboliebiug the dile. It entaliy ear mewed osi the nth of July. sad it being anticipated • thet4anddialf. maser* plays, singing. mad datesibt, > < * j y aeltsit .f jaelge mistake place, and tend M simi4r disgraceful. seems* - es Ind year. *Meese end mastoid's from sash Ake iditclase PAIII•4 1 roblkhed m 404 .pse tininbiga‘...audioafee:i.talidalke.kabisa'epaliesett.Poliasuikellstedis all y cs i i i h r , "6lll- 111h1 0 11 , , " iiV I44I.III IIM . "11:1111- w arit i ":14.5111"41."1111111.111". itra#4 by e.' Owlets. et teMattial ~ ii rit 7 • . • . ‘4.sit . . . • 3 , lAN IP . t 6..1'4: .1414140, Li v: 1111011 , :11 • :raw BIRTH. thr Tweaday sereleg. at bee jaw le Mere4ooo Lad y Mary Study. of a WU bars MA11111B1). Ai New Deekeehan. Norfolk, Komori Herbert. MA it. aolut's 11111, Wudsworth, to aro. Alder. DIED. IlMordwy lA* OA Ink la the 7/1111 year of MP ga IM&_ Rev. Wallas Seesseet. He was promoted re .0 el Mayas le Ike "eat INN. THAHIMI. him ite yeeerest sse et Jew* ilia! .11. l n