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AMERICA. --........_ (Fres 's Tas Ormisareisl Advert Isar.") Maw Roan, OCTOBRIL 16. From what took place daring the last itemise of the Le gislature, is cuss oesee of a petition from the etstoty of Weetehester, is Mates h those valuable institution, the I Agricultural Societies, we were somewhat appeebeseilat that the seal of some would aet be as greet as hatrelasee. Ist we we happy to Sad heat the several Repeals which we have read, that the eelehrolose this year have equalled, if Ina eareeded, those of any formes. eat. We Sad emend Plena in this sad other Sterns exclusively devoted to the *eremites*, interest; sod almost every paper we epee of tkia, and from the seighbiesring States, contaise amounts of fairs, ratite chews, pleoghisig mistakes, agricultural essays, Wad often interesting steams of the improvements making ip the art of husbandvy. Our fanners are the hose asd eiaew of the cepoutry, sad every well-wisher to the future piimperity of the sation, will rejoice at the success white' has hitherto marked the progress of our agrimatural l , institutions. We make the pretesting remarks u an entombs= to a settee of several agaesiteeal festivals which have ramesitly tile. place in tMs and the oeighboorime States. A Mead who is now is the welders district of this State has gives es some soonest of the celebratios of the Oneida Agrirultural Society, which teak place at Widiesboooselt, os • the 9th inrtant. He obaerres, . 4 That he was eeeee more grail& dat nay relithitios. The tattle, horses, Ike. were of ' superior order, and the articles of domestic fabric were of eseellent grislier. Theism's preseism(rwmtly dollars) for (towline roanalseleres, was fee the best imitation Lei/kern has. S. viral derma hits wore presented, but the successful candidate far the highest premium was Miss Hopkies, thAsghter of Demur Reebiee, a chow It was considereq to good judges to be a goer texture than the justly-cele brated has. made at Wethersfield sad Hartford. Miss Mop. klieg hen f uvoured me with" sample, which I taelose to you, sad which you eaa show to say of your friends. Miss LA R9y, a very harvesting mom miss, urinal six years, wine, tat braided by herself, of which • very ha tiro was Made in the Report of the Committee, . lag • premium to be awarded le her, which wooden,. The ereimens of cloth, carpeting, hea rth raga, linen, damask table ditto , shirting, dassela, Ale. evioced• great improve. merit. The preiaiiims were somerous, and given to many p• r.on., "hoer games will be ..ripened in the Society's Re purl; lint I manes forgo the pleasure of meatiuniog old instant.. Several par of wanted stacking, maatifsclueed the family of Simnel Royce, Eaq. of Clinton, obtained the highest pet-minim kw that article. They were equal In tie burst inaportid tiockings. " lit the aftersnam, an eloquent address was delivered by. 11 • It. Sown, El. The essiseourse of persons was so great thtt no building would eontaie the trachea, sod it was deteroneed that the speskers *Wald address them from a weed ?reeled on the grees. Here the orator bad before. bum sem- thusessods, who bat thirty years ago were Jubb. toistet. of other states, or their demeadaats. The spit ell buck he then stood, and the vast reentry 'rotted him, was si that period little better than ore vast wilderness. • lierrierase who steed next lo me, observed, that sweaty. eight yews eau he came into Fort Schuyler (sow the delight. Rol town of Utica), sad oily use small but was them erected; a. d Whiterborough was bat • little before it. " It would afford ma pleasure to have bees able to have prat a ropy of the address, but as a modem wee offered hp T. Ladd, Esg. that a nary should be requested fur Pub' beeline, you may soon expect to see it is pita. 1 *OM 41.. iojaiatice to the speaker should I attempt a she.* les own langinge --He took an iatereating review of the mold growth of this western country, sad compared it, sod the isdoetry sad enterprise of its citizens, with that oectims of ear ornatry, where the labour was performed by those oho land been tors from their native shores cod from every lie that was valuable to them. Alluding to tbe,,elesotestie urtieles before him, he observed, that there was an Goidelic', true ilidePelielenee ; sad, although be paid a very just tribute to the rommercial esteeprise of out citizens, yet he said it was the defy of every fanner to prostate the man*. facture, in Ma ern family. of such articles as they steed is fermi of. Mr. Steers winced the peat improvement is the meuefeetere sad hiraceing of lines, and recommended greater &arenas to the ealuivation of Sot. He observed that it war the staple senile of astaufactore ia !reload, and that all the Ras was spats its priests families, cod sent by them to the miumaracimrtr • ' and l,' said the speaker, • America equal Irelmad ?—fiet the toasty of Oneida set the examark.' I Corot to mention, that among Ilse dontretie articles, wet, some very good black tea puts, made at Rome, cause d. red twist to these lasportrd. " Yerierday worsting 9th) I was at Herkiimr. It or is the day of the celebrators is that carat,. An imitation Leghorn was shwa are. which had been made by Mies Mask, of Warren, in that email. It was a beautiful Ipecimea, hot was nut espial to the use ealtibited by Mies Hupkius at ht bittehowegh." FAIR AT ALBANY. On Tomalley last the Albany Coast; A (firsthand Society Iwlll their I caul, show mid fide at Albany. Thirteen teams were engaged is the ploosioc match. A greet variety of Mame inaosifseisires sod implements of lisataralry were 'obit's led it the L' 'caster bebsel room. Arses`` the latter sire Waif sickles. otansfairtured by Mr. Juba I Gadftry, of t Let city, ohi. It mere prootroaced by competent jadges vastly si.perior to se! imported, sad folly equal to those of P. at. s).• ' aria marufac , ore. Au address vas delivered by Jesse Lel, £,q. olsieb Is spates of is very &Refill terms. OTSEGO COUNTY. Tie lush astriversaty eahtbittee of the Otsego Coast, Apimateral Society eras heed at Cooper'lowa am the Id sad id imeloot. A. address was delivered bi Peaks! Frainhot, Presideet of else Beckly. The sleek sad ether articles eilsoblled are tie kl to have bete lee. Coristitee •peek of the &sisals es being de cidedly preferable to abase exhibited at soy forgoer period since tie argasisatior uftbe bariety. Domestic lairvjadieres.—ne esa initiation of the articles p~e►ert.A, asp the Comiesitsee, has bees • source of the Liebest gratigraties. Analog these were sae superior gross hosset I, some Sue sp►cioea' of aspic sugar, aid • variety ai woolk• cloths, pressed cloths, carpeting, table limes, wad sbirliog. JEFFERSON COUNTY. Tlis fourth anciversary of the Society i■ this county has taheo place. llor colictitto of people was greeter thee at any of the former ceishirstimm, sad so increased spirit and interest ass nsalfgeted. The bat day was devoted to the eamairalwo of animals sad sisintestic manufacieres, the et-. rued to the phiegbing mateb, public exercises, awarding a peinseine, politic dimmer. awl " tits day clamed with a *plea. did agricultural boll, at which upwards of owe hundred ladies, the best hope of Jeff:rms, graced the Row." The magnum of farmers, with their hats graced wit► ►eads of wheat, were aecompesied by a lee baud of mosaic aod sp• proptiale lap to the church, when the usual CfrelliONiell were observed, sad los original agricultural odes ems' by tbs dews*. BRIGHTON (HASS) EXHIBITION. The t show of animals, exhibition of manistictstres, ie►ealluus and products, the plusighiag snatch, and trials of strewth of work's( ogee, instituted try the Massachusetts friciely (or Or prosolso• of agriculture, took plate oe Wednesday sad Thenraslay is trightoo. The Ausiety m•t at as early boar in Agricultural audsafter Litigating for new owenslters, sad irsowicting otbn Lustiess, west i■ prueessioo to the snretiugAinuse, where prayer. were graved by the Rev. De. Foster, of Brighton, aril as address was delivered by the Res. Mr. Coleus'', of Roston. The house was Ailed wit► tamers, mautufaeturres, sad geutkutem of sliatioctios. from almost every part of the Cum. we .usibrlth mud the thsioo. His Extensive) , t►e Guerra's', data .Huiruur the Lissireaat Gulletrear, the Han. Mr. Cal. •emt, of Marylsod, Judge i.st►, of New Yob, sod • Deb , pit hum the Grafts. Agricultural fiecitty of New Hemp aims, trees assuog them. The gallarias mire well Mind wit► Lra•ita. TIM stuck permeated for premiums and exhibitiou ens ...tea of abort 170 animals. Thu season has not beets fa. •..urablu (or she ezhabittun of fat cattle, sod the Lumber this year was ans:4 but we moderate/ad as umusually larde atm. kV are fatting /se emittat. * llse yeast/ saidtals, parties larly the bulls. bwiLealtres, sod betters, were iiitmasmasly esmeress sad Ilse, sad modes a great impetoressest is Itte stock of cMtio thesegforst the Gessaseswealth is s sheet time. The sleek was cossalsoll is 98 cossomodiows pews. Agricultural Hall was lilted with temotheterml articles, implements a hasheadry, sew loyestiows is dossessie sets, sad the products Sc *sr soil, to a touch roster retest than es soy former yesr. Tbrre was ■ Ilse *beg of osperlitis breedelsiths, eatisets, ilossets, notes goods, Ilse. There were samples of a is. wissorsetnere of deck, rebid was hastily praised by several navy Deems. The es biblfiss of the products of tbe earth Is alas mid to base bees very floe. The plesetiog match took &we us Thursday. levee Mem steesed PP lola of ova "inner of an sem mask. The sskees less mompleted is tbirsy.eight muster. BERKSHIRE (MARK). The &Ashby exhthitios was as the 34 said Ith lastest. This Society is the oldest is the coestry, mad may emphati cally be styled the mother of all the others. Old Berkshire has come oat with redoubled upleo.loar the preoest yes,. The dimply of dosirst le animals was socommouly someroos, mostly yeas( stork of s superior gustily. The domestic mumfactsres were also very isleseatiale, 1M finality ap. proschiso wearer sail nester to • point of pert rthrit. The smother wars delightful. On the seepoul day *hilts's% teams started over a Ilse level lead. nod performed with admirable dexterity slid is pram. order. WORCESTER (MASS.). The eahibitisw in the wealthy comity of Worcester, Mass. was warviamoilly isleresting. The day was Is., and two hulk miss weft ofeapied is dierlsithig domestic itsasofae. tared. giglity-eiskt peas seri. ailed with SSI animals, can didates far peeing% besides SO sled as poste. Collowisa escellowt toasts trete elves al Worcester : ',Oar N.Ahw liortbit b.ewwt.►bee offessriog so reflect, that, like ofirav .sheet, she 1111/rlOlllll she affords eters& ea the aliment she receives." ' 4 ,The Nobility of oar Country—the Lords of the► soil." ThoParaser's cardinal points—good tools. Moog items total faros, smart wives." • HARTFORD (CON.). • The tattle *hew fair and etitihi! , on or froopotro.e. Mr the Hartford Guilty Act icriltaral litorletir took place ;et that flit, on Wednesday Nod Tharsd•y of the week before lost. The meek of collo. sheep, hors, he. eslitilsi fed, wait if lint superior. to e..q r me , eIllibli•*11; bat the eraatily' of domestic massifs( lora of re.i t ll far abort. Two cows, with their eaten, belonzine to a Groilemsn of Woodworm , . were sold, floe fo► 7b ea•t the other for lib dollars.—A gram Wesel, mode by Altos Wmsdhisese. of Wethersfield, was sold, foe 30 doUsra, Rad is permiwooevel by esimapetent judges Soho superior, particularly in busmen, to soy imported Leghemar. The ploughiog matels, Es usual, excited cnasiderabio la• Weal, though the aumber stf competitors for the prises gm less them heretofore. TO THE EDITOR. SlR—These who, like myself, have walked sp ash dews our late muddy fairs sad markets, (veld net help observing the extreme derma,a d priem„ for sleek of all hied*: the differeore .4 the dealer to buy, sod the outdoes eare-mork ed face of the majority who had in sell. Those who, like me, had aught to do with the omen's roar or the blew lne sheep, must have had strange hearts if they did na: feel pity sad eosspassina fee their cmers, and the sad low level to which farmers aid fannies are reduced. Tee epee- I ties may he salted, What is the remedy? The answer is plaits as " Way to parish church"—Rsouweion or Rune. The observation may be made by tonne, that farmers aught to have " made hay while the sus ahem ;" that whey the times were pod, the farmers were to be seem rid. lug their sebliag sags to every hone race and fair, enjoy. Mg the market-day io fessinig and wise, or spirits !warpath; du}: that it was quite unsafe is be walking after dark ea she King's highway, for their tipsy rating in returaiag ; that their wrier' sod daughters were to he area la alike and mussels, travelliag is post-chaise, to the race-coarse. to anises, and exhibiting themselves at every ball and gaiety of the times; and to add to their thought. Inmates, the trend hequemtly was kaows to throw net the gauntlet of drawler to his lamlierd, as if he possessed the fee-simple of the farm: all this was possibly very true, in spplicatim to a great somber. To those follies might be added what mime who called themselves their friends limited them to attesil..-.1 RICAN political lutetium Coro Bit/ 'met iers, aid agricaltural shows. Fes the gestleinan twist, these is their way are well insough ; but with these Mills, in my humble opiniuss, the Mere plaits farmer I-as 'whim; to do—they make Ina u. ghet his hosiers*, sod cod generally is real plague to hinnialf, bin wife, sad family; these are reformers enough iu te•lities without him, and ex perisieuml farming belted better leave to his landlord. ANIS ! bow many who have drank their cheerful! 'lasso( wine •i these puhfie pod weetisse, sow taste the bitter cap sof memo, little better thee a slay labourer. The farmer i golden (de eriviug) time has passed away, mud with it let hie foibles be buried: such is his ;pineal state as to contradict the bath of the old proverb— " He that by the plough would thrive, Must either bold himself or di ice." The farmer was out, however, the only eat in the good times, as they were called. who stepped out of his right place ; the " stout . 114$11MM" rase in rent and ideas to a squire. sad the ",gay &quire" to a Noble peace is loth/ging all linage to their proper level, which will save the egoist. his Janet to Leedom, or the wateriug plate ; the bonbandeina will sired his cur fields, iristrad of Corn Bills; and his wife her dairy, sod keep her maid to the spinning•wheel, Mitred of eaantiniag the patients of a mercer's Mop, the last mew faskimis from Lonsh.a, or the beauties of a race ball. Throw sag these °bees yahoos aside, it is impossible to look ar.mud aid see many an hound hard-working isdretriees mass, aid his family, sow soaking fast lulu pauperism, mid gel to depre cute the premise high reels, in proportion to illegal, of • far. user's stock. It may perchance happen, that this paper may fall iota tbe hands ufsonie landlord in his euavivial moments, whilst he iseracking his juke. and ails logelberond just going to give the toast, "Success to Airier Iture".—will Me tweet me ix requesting him to alter it to " Success to my Telsots," sad to ask hinsself the few followiug questiosst " Am I entertensiog this compsoy at the capriole of ?Nisi ag a worthy industrial's teas? Hare I filled my cellar with the rrscts of • leaast as whom 1 seised by the advice of my atisord, who laboared with the sweat of his brow in miss to mike his mascots good? Am I nut cuslideat, at the present rate of things, with the renewl rests, sot sae of my temutry Oka make his way good.'" I would humbly ask each as use, what must be his auswer?—why, it must be, if be possesses die' feelings of COMMON honour, tomatoes !minority, sad thristlarity, " 1 meet scud my teuauls ow their way rejoic ing ; I mast 'Jo auto all men as I would they should de unto rimy' / marl Lave a LIVING cot a lIRCAKISG lemantri j I mud reduce the rents." That the:. ere such loodlords, it is well knows, though but few; like the good liketaritasi. they have ro seed to go out of thee way Si. de good; their helloes aid wlivss are best Imo-a to them wive.. aid their reward by lit, who has mid, with whatso ever measure we mete auto others, it shall be messaged again, pressed dines sad mooing river. T. such the breath. ha language of Job is applicable. e. azia. v. /I, 11, 12, 13— " The young saw me and hid themselves : and d arose, atiti stood up. Whe■ the ear heard ale, then it Missed me; sod ether the eye raw me, ii gave witness to me s because 1 delivered the poor that cried, and the fa hatless, and him that bad sow to help him. The Musing of biro aid was ready to perish came open um: sail 1 caused the widow's heart to Mug for joy. " For the idle and distulute I plead out: if a landluid has a iesperialde ladvcrious tenant, it is a duty isicombert epos him to let no had times, in the ahem mossious teats, be that teasers rola— prices sad rents should rue smoothly tegether. Mach tams might be added, but I shall conclude with being a well wisher to birth *aim. aid diselaimiug offense to either, being NEITHER LANDLORD NOR TENANT. November 19, 1991. - - Oa IVedtiesday at'auiglit • ors!, cootaining three young r0..10, was 'okras uu the raukriy •t Henan! Haulm, the Peat of G. P. Jt.i:Votst, Esq. M. I'. CUSTOMS. IMMO, At OP WHIR Fo• PIIVATI ICTintall 'ENGLAND AND MUM). Treasury Chambers, 1-pt. 17, 1111. 0 ant commanded by the Lords Cassie showers of his Majesty's Tremor, to anrsaist juts, that,in all raves of the removal of wise, fur private use, from Great Britain to Ireland, or rte. eerie, which slay be istrided to be landed at any outpu►s in either country, my Lards desire, dist, to prevent the delay which has hitherto taken place, the cloudiest, permits, which are granted for the removal, with the wearosary certificate that no drawback has been re ceived. may be forwarded direct to the Collector and Comp troller at such cupe's, instead of their being trsmaiiited in he brat instance to the Corninissioners of the Customs of the country into which the wine is to be imported, pnrsuset to as order of die Board of the t4th Jaly, ISIS C. ARBUTHNOT. To the Comniissioaers of Cardoso. CUSTOM DUTY ON STAYS". (Copy et a Latter.) Tressory Chambers, Novensher 6, 1621. GrileStritgg--With reference to pier Report, I .in rows massled by the Lords Cossosimitoitees of his Majesty's Trea son,' to acquaint yon, that my Lords have directed the CUM. saissiosers of Customs is &vaned to admit staves of the growth and production of the British Colonies and Planta tions in America, not abase three inches and a half in thick ens, on psymest et the proper duties as staves; and my Lords will cause the error is the Act of the Ist sad 2d George IV., cap. 37, to be corrected iu the 'imitate Seismic. LUSHINUTON. To lb* Commiesiswers of Cpstoms. NAVAL INTELLIGICNCE. PORTS/100111, DfCIMISER S. Arrives! the Prime Repot, Murdoch, from Batavia ; railed Itib Sagest : left at Angier Point the Hun. East India Company's ship Bombay, Hyde', and Wiadsor. Tire Bridgewater had missed the Straits of Sands. The Slor:lMosherlami, Lawns ; awl the Dick. Harrison were loading whew the Prince Regret sailed. The F ur l William, for the tape, cleared 9th August. rtxmotrrn, amasses 4. Arrived the Harmony, Platt, from Balboa fur Amsterdam; and Abeam', Spear, is fifteen days from Newfoundland. The illartruny lost her tatitewniast on 30th November of [)sisal is • ►eavy gale% and the mainmast broke of itodre the erom tree. ; the greater pan of the mils nod yard. were eel sway to clear the wreck; sad the Impel, which makes s water, was towed i■ here by • pilot boat. The Abate* earned away her foiewesat on 10111 November in • fiats, sad has since proved leaky. 04LMOUTR, riteritnett 4. Sailed the followi•fpickets with mail.:--Dtike of Kest for Lisboa, Lord Sidmotath fur America, Coolness of Chi. cheater fur She Mediterrs•en, Lord Hobart fur the Islands, Muntagne fur Jamaica, and Blucher foe the nsawtcn, °acetifies 5. The Leith smack Czar, Aiming, Own Lotidon, is bring towed iv here dionsasted by t►e Aberdeen smack Cato. Arrived the Ceres, Crow, Gum Berwick, with bowsprit sprung. _ DEAL, Pet back most of the outward•kneod. Arrived and ►ailed for the River Ilse Thistle, Halibe►toe, sod Juba and Robert, flointoa, from M. Johe's, New/Deed. land; Anne, Wrangles, from Demerara; Unity, in ten days from Lisboa; sod Joke, Jaeksoa, from Newcastle for Jamaica—the latter remains. Came down from the River the Fortitude Martin, for Jamaica, and Vittoria, Seger, fur Amigna. T he Fleetwood, Back, for Jamaica, got fuel of soother ship's cable is get. ling ender weigh ow Hu 3d ism. sad the rumor was obliged to cut bee cable. The Jobe Rickard, Duncan, has received Dame little damage, having been ran fuel of by a tether. ILJYRILIPOOL, DRCelltell 4. The Isabella from bewee fur Whitebavat woo drives into Pill Porde?, without way permit mi bard. The Mercury, Beek, for Whiteness, was totally lost Dear Pill Foudry— crew porisherl. The Isabella from New Orleauei is goo. to pieces at Southport—about 1 tOft hales of coins lave bees saved iu s damaged mate : 771 bake of eotto■ have bees saved from thv Repealer, 100 of w►ich are partially wet, and 20 or 30 completely damaged. srarrauaraw, Decants= 3 The vessel uneutiowed in my last is the Pelee es Dighy, from Qiiehee to Belfast with potash and timber; the rudder is off, and the water Aiwa into her—ercw, except one won saved. The arlooner Mercury, King, bu gone to pieces—crew drowned. Sevrral chests of oranges and nuts have drihed to the Leuresbiri side of the Deddes. Great fears are resiertailord for the sorely of two of our Liverpool traders, the Nimble and the Mercury, both of which left Liverpool or Friday reeving aad have not /MCC bran loud of. risouiress. sorts's= !I. Arrived the Tumor Discus, ?whack, from Loudon. .ilb loss of sails, boat, and maids spree( q •nA Iribella , Biabup, Immo Leith, wit► cargo s►ind and pumps choked. The Eclipse &Wale s►ip (rasa Cotentin was totally lost early In July um the Noises belmeem Kedgeree awl Saeger.— crew saved. MEETINGS OP conDirons AT GUILDHALL TO MORIOW. ....ma.- K. H. J. Dirks, Tolienhams emart.road, carpenter 3 10 J. S. Wilcox sod T. J. Titles tom, Theobald's-road, euaels.tmakers J. Callow, Pri sees -street, bookseller G. Germaine, Cowinsereial.road, aserchamt 3 10 C. T. Howard, Hartley Wintery, sinews .... 3 10 J. Knight, Mile End•road, Wilder J. Atkisson, Newcate street, warehouseman I 10 H. Haudsword, Great IVinebester.street awl City road, ror reliant N• Temple, late tor Fleetolreet, wine and spirit wiercloint T. Elliott and S. Hasleek, Forlbaasplan, shue- ma . mairset firers A. Hieirlta, Brook-street, Holborn, kokisg.glass asamaset firer % ll 10 J. Clark, Commercial-road, ship-Owner . 1 10 C Cooper, Gray's lou-road, grocer 1 10 G. Leaguer, Islimatom, 'medalist 1 11 W. H. Casnpart, Croydon, halter 1 10 F. Fisher, jou. late at Leicester-slim, surgeon 1 10 P. Calla, ?Cowles, able•werchaist H. Court, Fishairetl-bill„ straw het-mrsontsetarer 1 10 T. Hum, nuekingbium, banker 1 II DIVIDENDS. W. Nedby, Lambs Cuudwii.streel, upholsterer.. • ll J. Archer, Ware Park Moll, unifier.... L. Foster, Parsinghaws. neilkr J. and J. T. Taylor, Upper Thames-akeel, immune, (hams ll C. Payne, late or Bermondsey, dyer J. Tonrr, Alderman's-walk, and W. C. Brown, Glowers ter, merchants J. Heater, Burldersbury, merchant 1 J. Orr, Borklembery, merchant 1 J. Cary, Bailors-court, merchant B. Horutoy, Foundling Hospital, plumber B. Moseenton, Great Marlow, horse-dealer lO A. Edgy, Pall mad, jeweller. T. Ammon, .1. Gregory, and J. Musses, Bath, Haber dasbors %... 10 CERTI FICATES. T. Green. of Liverpool. auctiuneer.—T. Sheik, of Dover, Rest, robwat-soaker.--1.). Cord, of Perepoireei, Bedford square, Louder, moment it soomeui-dealer.—W. G. 1111411•1- leo cud E. 31 . 31011ey, of Hertford, roeers.—W. Wright,.., of Leeds, do ognoet.—H. Mercer, of Liverpool, merchant,— F. lEybe cud A. Fichonaeck, of Bury-court, Scot Mary-axe, Lourloo, serclieute.-11 Agar, late of Wallwook, Loudon, oi!oes. Covitsmi:. NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING, NIL TUSSDAY. nonmetal 77. FIiRST CHEVEI.Y FIELD. Foe the Geld Cap. Admiral Wilson's Ulysses best Mr. Annoy's Artesia. Lard M .r. Kerry beat Mr. Illesikin'a Netratitsmt. Captain RO/111 . 0 fihom beat Mr. Redhead', Lyman. Mr. H. Redhead's Vermin beat Marquis of MeatSy's Teem. Mr. Fin's Turk best Mr. Goode. Gerrard. Lord Riven'. Ruebuek beat Mr. Octit's Mr. Rvisr's Morales beat Mr. Weiat s o Woodlobar- Mr. Rnat's Beatrice beat Mr. Wilkie's:nes Cardinal. Matelies.—Rweepstalits Meta. Mr. Goof.lt‘i Cannel beat Mr. Fox . / Tivoli.. Mr. Goorb's Clotho' beat Admiral Wilson's lbw. Lord Strisslbrooke's Esser, brat Mr Fmr's Thread. Mr. Seniell Ivy beat Mr. Redhiners Laura. Lord Stradbranke's Eel beat lord Rivets's Niagara. Mr. Wilkiason's torment. beat Mr Wright'. Wanton. Marquis of !lenity's Victor beat lord Stradbrooke's Mr. Syer's Molly beat Mr. Wright's Wire. Lord Rivers's Rush heat Mr. Huskies Herislat. Mr. Scot's to heat Mr Northey's Nivelon. Mr. Northey's Bias brat Mr. Gent's Marquis of Heintly's Vivid beat Mr.Ryet's Maruuion. Admiral Willion`r Usqurbabgh heat Captain itoais Miebalt. Mr. Northey's Nelson beat Mr. Rust'. Barbara. Sweepstakes Match. Mr. Wilkinson's Clara beat Mr. Redhead's Linkbey. Seersod Class. Admiral Wilson's Unique brat Mr. Coach's Glance. Mr. ?lordly/NI Notickles against Mr. Fines Tremont" Bided. Mr.Goorli'm Guider beat Mr. Roses Betsy. Mr. Syer'a March beat Mr. Fox's Thimble. Mr. Hoskins lindibran against Mr. Fules Tielleroodec. Lord Rivers 's Rbea beat Admiral Wilsou's Umber. 1. 0. f,e. Iir6DIII2II9AT FIRST CHIPPENHAN FIELD. For the Gold Cop. Leusl Martard's Kerry beat Mr. H. Redlsrall'si'arotilt, Mr. Fox's Tttrk heat Admiral Wilsoe's Ulysses. Capt. H. Roses Mum beat Mr. Sser's Mr. Rust's B►atrice best Lord Rivers's Roebuck, Matches. M►. Redhead's Lori beat Mr. Goode' Geider. Mr. Wright's Wowski heat Mr. Gent's Sande. Lord Huntle's Varney beat Mr. H. Redhead's Yarieb. Mr. Wilkinson'. Connor beat Mr Fox's thorlow. Mr. Gooria's Grosse boot Mr. Redhead's LOC Mr. Fob's Maid,. prelim Str. Hoskin's Hogors—aadoe. M►. Syers's March beat Lord Rivers's Rarest. Captain Ittins's Monster best Admiral Wilson's Ulster. Lard R Breves Reledger egalast Mr. Wolk insoo's Czar—ander. Admiral Wilson', Urchin apt. Mr. Hoskia's Hame--andre. Mr. H. Redbead's Yonder apiest Mr. Wright's Wrangler—. untlreidsd. Mr. Wilkinson's Cartoon Rail sot. Mr.Seot's Incls—under. Mr. Roses Bab, beat Mr. Seer'. Mermaid. Mr. Gantry's Amy best Mr. Gooeb's Mr. Northey's Nankeen brat Mr. Gorney's Anse. Captain Raus's Maehioe beet Mr. Hombre's Howie. Mr. Nort hey's Nelson net. forfeit from Mr. Ruses Barbara. Mr. Redhead'. Lapwing against M r. Scott's I rent.—..decided. Mr. Hook'lt's Hermioar beat Mr. Wright's Woodcock. Second Class. Mr. Gooch's Gelert brat Mr. Wright's Woful. Lord Rivers'. Romp hrst Mr. Nurtbey's Norman. Lord Rivers's Regatta beat Mr. Hoskin's Hairhell. Lord Rowley's Valiant beat Mr Gnoeb's Crazier. Mr. Hoskio's Homespun beat Mr. Syar's Molly. 71101111 DAY. SECOND CHEVELET FIELD. For the Gold Cup. Mr. Rust's Beatrice beat Capt. H. Ross's Mum. Mr. Fox'. Turk beat Lord Maynard's Berry. Matches. Mr. Rest's Bermes ageism Mr. Gurney's Amy—no course. Mr. Syer's Marsden best Lord Lord Rivers's Reboot. Lord Rivers's Rosa against Mr. Gurney's Aagarta—m coarse. Mr. Gooch'. Gallant beat Admiral Wilson'. Usquebaugh. Mr. Scoit's Ivy heat Mr. Wriglit's Wasp. Mr. Noi they's Nun against Mr. Wilkinson's Camilta—mdec. Mr. Barker's Direr beat Mr. Gent's Smuggler. Lord Hustles Vesta agaisat Mr. Fox's Thimble—ender. Mr. Ws ialit's Walton agaiast Mr. Bookies Hasty—cadet. Mr. Hoskies Hamlet best Mr. Wricat's Wiskey. Lord Huatley's Vagrant best Lord Rivers's Rakeless. Mr. Fos: Minstip agutialit Mr. Scott's lecledow--andec. Mr. Comb's Gerrard beat Mr. Northey's Nollekins. Admiral Wilson'. Umber beat Mr. Gooch'. Glance. Mr. Rest's Baby beat Mr. Syer's Mermaid. Lord Huatly's Visitor beet Mr. Barker's Olivia. Mr. Nordic?' Nies against Mr. Wilkinson's Crireathms!so course. Admiral Wilson's Unique against Mr. Redbmd's Lasirma Course. Mi. Wilkinson's Cardinal brat Mr. Redhead's Lovely. Feeond Class. Mr. Ryer'. March bets Mr. Foes Thread. Mr. Foe. Tickler apt Mr. Bookies H e mir . Fear matches were not ran fur want of light. SECOND CHIPPENHAM FIELD. For the Gold Con.—The Main. Mr. Fox's Turk beat Mr. Rest's Beatrice, and woo the Cup. Matches. Mr. Fox's Maiden beet Lord Huntly's Vivid. Mr. Redhead's Lemon beat Mr. Syer's Marplot. Mr. Wilkioson's Camilla beat Mr. Northey% Naos. lord Rivers's Reindeer beat Mr. Wilkinses% Cam. Mr Scott's In beat Mr. Hoskin's Hermiune. Mr. H. Redhead's Yaruvita against Admiral Wilier's Urchin —undecided. Lord Stradbrooke's Eel bast Lord Rivers% Rouse. Sweepstakes Main . Mr. Gooch's Gimlet beat Mr. Wilkinson. Clara. Matches continued. Mr. Seott's Ivy beat Mr. Wright', Wasp. Captain Ross's Mossier against Admiral Wllsoa's Ulster— undecided. Mr. Geat's Speedless beat Mr. Hoskia's Homespun. Mr. Notary's Placebo 'geisha Lord Stradbrooke's Expert—. undivided. Mr. Gist's Selma hest Mr. Rust's Relay. •. • Mr. Gent's Sall best Mr.Osbarne's My. Lord Finally's Victor against Mr. Gooeh's Grosse, undecided Mr. Gooeb's Gambol best Mr. Wright's Wowsky. Mr. Yox's Traveller best Admiral Wllsoa's Ulysses. Mr. Hoskiss's Harebell beat Mr. Syer's Mademoiselle. Mr. Scott's Irene beat Mr. Redhead's Lops/Mg. Lord Rivers's Richard beat Mr. H. Redhead's Tarim. Mr. Rust's Rosman against Mr. Gurney's Allay. undecided. Captals Roas's Machine beat Mr. Wriibt's Wrangler. Mr. Naribey's Marker loftiest Mr. Goraey's Agra—sada eided. Second Class. Mr. Ruses Barbara bear Mr. Fos's Minskip. Lord Rivers's Raven against Mr. Huakisi's Mr.Tbara'aGesieva against Mr. Wright's wofel—.comic. Lard Huns''. Garrick acsi. Mr. Wrigbt's Walion—randee. Lord RllVrei Ruben. beat Mr. Markey's Nelson. Lord River's Rival sgst Mr. Haskins Hossors—no coarse. Admiral Wilsou's Una against Mr. Bentley's NuMbell—of There are at peseta in • garden at Fiat;lase, near Dublin, ripe struirberries, cauliflower., and large white roses, all equal iti quality to any usually seen in the mouths of June or July. PRICE OF Bank Stuck..." • • 237i13 per Ct. Rtd•••76l 77 76i SI per Crnt. 8 711 I 4 per Cent s . ..• • 9611 i I B. L. Atop.... 19f 7-16 I t YESTERDAY. liidia 80udii..64 65 pr. Ea. Bills, I pr. I di*. par. Ditto 5001... 2 pr. par. Ditto Small 4 p►. par. Corm. fog Acc. 771 7211 it 4/Vir OF IRELAND. 'Mils tie Dublin Mereantile Idwerlia;rl The following very important Notice to the leer. twatile interest has been issued by the Bank of Ireland : ENGULATIONS RESPECTING THE TAKING OF ENGLISH BILLS INTO THE BANE. osscsipTion or BILLS ADIIIIIIIIIII.Z. Bank of England notes and post bdls-- drawn direct on London, whether accepted or an acceptEd—boils drawn open soy part of the Unit e d Kingdom, made payable in London and accepted. No bill admissible having bore than sosty-seven, nor lesb than six, cleat days to MO, nor \Witt the valve of 1,000/. Britisl. SCJILIS OF PRICES OF RILLS. Bank of England notes and post bills accepted, taken at the price of exchange lied by the Batik, without deduction. Bank of England post hills unaccepted, and all other hills drawn after sight. and unaccepted, to be taken at the fixed rate of exchange. with a dedoe. tiou of discount fur the number of days at which they are drawn, adding the three days of grace and three days for transit—the days of grace not to affect Bank of England post hills. Bills drawn at date, or drawn at sight and meld. ed, to be taken with a deduction of discount lit the number of days they have to ran, whin% the three days of grace. N.B. The present rate of exchange is fixed at 71 per cent. IMPORTANCE OP THE WORD 4 ONLY." TO THE EDITOR. flmal Uwe ales beat estiertaised by the importance sf the little word "only." As a weapou of attack, or detract, it IP wonderful: se COMM is trencherman sod demon. live: a powerful theentivedo virtue, and • potent palliation of vice. 1 will give you • fear illustrations : Catholic at a loy.thop with a lady, I observed leer pay ire dollars fur a prettily ornamented, but merlins trinket. As • pupil of Fraaklia, I expressed the simpliciey of aseprear. She silenced me by the ananewciable argument, " rho! it is only S. dollars."—l gall some tinge since at a hiaar a house, wbee his wife returned from market: " Afy love, ate what int sbe.d."--" Indeed! whet did you coy for it ?="Osilg • dollar sod a half."—" Aud the peas ?"- 4 Oar a d a m,. " I shall be singed."—" Pilaw r she added, '• musesse, rwe time it is very cheap: besides, its only once ia a way."—.. &Mot a lady Bettisig about with • basset, nearly liege aweigh for • parasol, sad a lace looses kalf a yard deep " What is the price of that Leghoes Only Noe gal- Ness"—"And the lace ?"—"Ooly Ilene dollars a yard." lame day addressed, in a striate moment, • young lady, on die or certainty of life, and the necessity or a preparation for ins close " but," said the, is there fear of that ? you home 1 am only Mealy-eight." Thus evils are palliated, extravagance excused, and roguery defended by the inuidioo• sophistry of this little talisanaise—"On/y." G. MARRIAGES. Os the 4th fastest, she Rev. S. H. Alders's. Fellow of Give College, Cambridge. to Mies Beset, only dossabler of Philip Besse', Esq. of Roaghssi-hal, I. the toasty of Suffolk. On the 49th ult. at St. Amse's Char* Westminster. the Rev. Dr. 'Mead, Captain Geary Harris. R.N. , to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of John Woodeasek, Esq../ Fern-Acre., in timelines, of Seekinglwo. On the 4th inst. at Lewisham. Mr. W. Citunkors, of Mad. d..-.treet, Haatreer.orsare to Eliza, Daly dassitite of Ed. ward Ledger, Be + of Blackheath, Kent. DEATHS. Os the 1110 of Wirreasber, epee his passage hems from Grenada far she recovery Of his length, John Ogle, Esq. Cap tain of the >ith regiment of door, mad min of the love Meet Ogle, Esq. of Egliogheisa, I. the county of Northumberened, sincerely regretted by all who knew him. At Gainsfoid, on the 28th all. Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. J. W. Sinclair, and third daaghter of the kW Nev. Reginald Bligh, Rector of Honialdkirk, Yorkshire. On the 13th or June last, ha camp, soar Yeakettagurry Pettab, of spasmodic cholera, Liesiessat G. Heath, Adjs. mot of the td battalion 24th regiment native infantry. Oe Tuesday last, at his house, &radioed, the Hight Ho*. Lord Henniker, LL D. F.H.B. ike. Jac. His 'Lordship had nearly attained his 7010 year, and during the greaser part of his lung and honourable life he served in the Howse of Commons; and was also ma active sod benevolent meth helot to emu charitable imstilatioms. He is succeeded is his title mid estate by his nephew, John Meet Heeeiket, Sp of Lioeoln's Inn, sad Stratford Gifts, Eisen. At Littleton farm, sear Blaadford, Dorset, Mr. Rickard limey, aged 8.3. A singular eircomatawee steamed epee his decease : a ramateuger, who was soot with the estelhigeees he Mr. Anriey's sister, is or seer Dorchester, met se the read • person coming to Littleton to aerie kiss of bin AMA dee* which happened the day before. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGL Monde' • after IL I &cilia' tb after It. Carps diem— Be promptly wise. WH EN &mace begat, to etplore the CMOs gated machinery of Man, she was speedily is a babyriatb of mysterious confosioo, from whieb ei r= teal perseverarice alone emeocipated bee. Igimeasee sad empiricism, however, still oppose their treassesse hostility, and the prejudice of weak lairds, in sense measure, twee* rages their audacity. As Truth is to Pablebeed, se mei our public etatemeats be compared with their ussoalided pretessiosa, and to expose their fallacies, we have not bass tested to avow ourselves as preetitiosers in a elms of ewe, which curtailer the mystic ',Wattage of Nature. To he brief: we are Members of the Loadon College of dee roue, as establish the integrity of our Character spa ho soceess of Twenty Yearn practical experience, end as. sonnet the guileful testimony of those in whom toe, seat lag bad ararly extinguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the removal of SYPHILIS, fee. is iosipiest symptoms to the remotest stages, eheraelllMlNS by every doubt and 'whatever maligaaecy. The leilletede sad much-neglected diarists of the Urethra have been elm fully mod sindioasly coasidered, as have alai these *dim. and important sympathies which refer to the Female Sat. The ielirmities of virility have bees, especially sitieed, who thee ae arising from the debilitatiug tyranny of • treaisal atmosphere-4M stature' bias of cuestitution—the imps. dews of gaiety—ar the mare stormier results of a popes• shy to practices " which ekes the light;" the plogesos of which is marked by • gradual deselirtiost of the wires' pewees. 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