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I autAse &diva the whole peer Isesetie% Beats i ' 'ffi4 lllo lo4 sit* .1 a iiiitriow." l 'r rri" l44 S )40 had absaioded, end we. stipple& to Its gem See -111$ " 11,13 ' 111 = 1) : 11 " ir t ; Paill2.,__ 6111 , 51 lial Is 'lr e im ., ll in* eif e Area America. The aimmet tif the hills eetsteediesie auddiTh"" fir Am , tt ,'„ ti r it , m e t o pe ne4 k,7 °°e Gover 7. o ,: oeot =i the Phatitdi: heeds, ailliihe sopemeed evidebie. he h e ee.esataieation, !hea t ed with derreehee'Gre.Dylkee moot of the Defeedmit, teMtteetty lOW betides deter las of eseleasteforlhe payheit •f cal. abets which. oth e r hips is the came •Stt the heeds - Whoa shlsised free* hies eider a shelter prat . The; o f the iteope t e t oes ' o f the re is e et c , th e e spor . wig i poesteeter;Dites, - h *labia/hie carpenter, reediest is *ri Nattiptnieh hooks. ateit, Oa Lioe-aquare, 'tad by his initiate had posismeedi • e* Ideeitelf of she a Deny • he ulkort sake', ink 'The Plaintiff* railed several idioms* mho teem with s b e p.b... er bwe r, o ' repr ' ote d to w et that r illi a o g l e • the hand-welting of the Defetsdint, sod they severe %tercet of aeveralVentkaisea, who code peaceee•sitoolileMP . that they believed it to be his signet,* att ac h e d to fie his, and that there was a edeatioa sweat to the mow the bills. Evidence was gividi-of seismal payments , Imo he imam get bias fur 10bi. To ibis peopidthhi, hyhes t a n gr e e e t o and gave hi. the before-siestesed li'lle" of biro souse being paid by the Deft edatit's bank ,,, rued by his beether, • re. era (Drummond end Co.) to Berke; and it ats- aft er th e p r ie eeer h a d got peatettios :fl i l a l l ae, Ihr lbeipt: peered also, that some time previties.tcr Belles lib. yea of the way fur some hoe, bet Dykes heppesst SP iconding, two of his hills on Wright were dish° gird . meet hi., watched hire how, sad thee oblishsei S ! 's 1 oured, of which the Plainti ff s apprised th e D e . wellolll Si which be vs. apprehewdet . frittimot 'by letter.• The bolls were afterwards taken He "" fully l committed f ur fet a l f oe th e r i m e d ' . . u p by. p e rks, bat no notice vas taken by the De tentiont of the Plaintiff.' application to him. -, .1 For the Defendant, Mr. Davison, Sir John -.tin tw o de, the tie.. Mr. Colbert'. and Mr. Crewe. jut,. w ere c elled, wh o swore that the ereiersesneet . on the hills, though exceedingly like diet of the Defendant, was lint his handeettiling.. . . • . S. Lovett, the butler ot-the Defendant, stated. ih.lt Berk, rupplieri she Defendant with malt. He . kid not observed hien tall at the house frequently for the •ia months before Christmas last. It eppeared that two bills in the Plaintiff, heeds, purportiog to be necepted by one Sliallcross, of Li eetpoel.. were drawn by Berk! twelve=months after the malt was dead, and various other acceptances • %ere 818 n forged by hint. The SOLICITOR-GIN KRA L conducted the case for the Pleiutsffs. Mr. SCARI,IitT wag for the Defendant. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE summed op the evi dence to the Jury, oSierving that no tease., had been given why the D,fendaut should have put has name to billy to such an atsuuut for • permit in the situation a Berks. The Jury, after a few minutes' consultatioe, found a verdict for the Defender's. This cause oeespied the Court from two o'clock t,ll Itslf.past seven. DISTRESSING EVENT. sr. T. Tunder e of Wefts-road, near Bath, Ml by his own bend it about owe o'clock 'tomboy 410,11111 g se'imight. The &vetoed was a man of mostessnisbk. manners, was grimily beloved by his family, and much respected by his u■roer..us Meech. He bad been swiping with some females al his own bons. (orie of whom, • widow lady, possessed of • hand. some fortune, be was &kiwi,' to , have married) ; when he left the room, sad immediately afterwards the report of a pistol was heard in the garden sindernemb, where the unfortunate ems was discovered welteriug In his blond, quite dead ! He had placid the mistsle of • pocket pistol above his right ear, sad the ball lodged is• his brain. The cause assigned tit this radii set is • violewtrattercation wills his intended bride ; but it is supposed that it • wag perpetrated in a tan nut wf delirium, occssioued by a violent sltsek of the foul, which affected his brain. His spirits had latterly bees much im paired from the same cause, cresting • despondency which it appears be could not overcome. It is impossible to de- scribe tte conaternation mid agony of his family and friends at this fatal catastrophe ; but tangsage must fail to depict the distress of her who beheld the man, who in • few days would have united his fate with ben, • bleeding and disfi gured corme.—Verdict at the hignest, "Destroyed himself is aft if temporary derange:neat." . - STEPIIANS v. BROCDEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH HIM • Stye—The reliance which is justly placed on the impel.. • tialoy of the public Pies., musette's' war in the hope that, . when, through in. means. an Mimetic, may have been dune to an iedividnat , therein, Pearce will be open to his jestifis cation. In the rase, retitled as above, • report of which appeared in roar Paper no Finlay lam, • strung impression has been made to the pri.jiiilice of the Def.itdart ; it is hardly necessary to remind you, I believe, maiuly through the ince. moo slot/ rlogllela appeal of Coulter', and nut from any p.is.t.re fief which was addisced in evidence before the Jury. —lt may he said. that the Defendant's legal adviser might Lave rendered nugatory the poiretful effect of that appeal, by caging a witness to disprove its aggravated features I this is true, Nod the means fur so doing were folly in his potws n'on. Thai he dui not do so, must be seeribrd to whets he concrlecd to be a raper Peer...lee of diectetion ; the resalt, itoweve.., has proved that he might base adopted a some conrie and with a view to do impartial justice, I feel myself railed upon, and I am the only witness who was prrsent at the assault, to slate correctly the facto am they or. • Tarred, and to add, that 1 was then, slid am now, prepared to swear to their troth. I arts persuaded the value "'bleb you must attach is the reputation of • fellow.eilisen smart ing tinder no imputatioo of brutality which is altogether foreigu to his swore, will imluce you to Merril Ilse &Hostig stltement of that which I could have proved, had I heel ca:led:— . First, "Ilws, Sir, I could have strewn that the smash was net the told-blooded, prtimeditnted, planned thing which Mr. Phillips described in his opeeing speech, but that it took place within three quarters of an hoer from the lime the Dr. Pendant wee informed of the slender, of which he bad been the victim. Secondly, That when the Defendant charged Plaintiff with Lavoie called him an informer at • public meeting, he did not mret it with a direct denial, bet began to go kilo ma et ittnation nettle circumstance. Thitdly, That the Plaintiff received only there or fore Linos from the thin part of the whip, which is • common rhstite whip made of lance wood (and far from a thick one), •tid which was previously broken and tied with string, and E,nt the cut of the head iIFBI3 fully produced by the stick Linking in a sharp splintered way. That the bull end of the whip was never used at toil, and this pert I consider very important to be made known, to du away the idea of that bestiality which existed only IN the brief of Mr. Phillips. ' • Fifthly, That the 'array altogether did sot last half • minute, and that the blood on Mr. Stepbeees Gee was sot 'err uoiilafter the easselt was over, and the instant Defied. not saw It he expo-seed kir concern, and efferrd him water and lowed with a private room to wash himself, which the Pisintiff accepted. Siethlj, That the Plaintiff received be apparent injury, bet the col no his bead, and IMO the coach was procured fur hum egelosiehis cwn lecke:2lton and wish, and it was with • good deal of persentiou that he agreed to step into it; and also, merely be c ause as his neckcloth was bloody. he would Mier appeared purlieu's: iu the 'street, mud not becalms he was enable to walk home. • St sentliii, That. !ale. Strpliess was is the Dcfendlii;e• boson full an hour surd a quarter after theastaulf took place, talking the business user, and waiting to are if Mf. Toping. and inyerlf could persuade the parties tusnme arrangement; . said when Ie lift, he deeln.-ed he would get . to Mr. Alban Atsybew, his attorney. - 1 " That 1 *seer Interfered with the harm- whlpodsio thot it alit tesianttocoue, I hail out time to do we nod, elf enerse, the!course, mot er.enelt sway the whip from the &foss- '1 dant, exclaiming, "Goistit;o4.kiroiliat aft. you at; do you intend seu:derseg the man!" that no such clecumstauce ever tu•ik Alert. - These farts, Sir, I multi have established beyona power of ciontiedietiiin; 1 was there fur the purpose. Ai toe case bad Omen moth raisrrpraarnrell; tar. Bromism was mace aimitina te lave all the feels of Ike case made p u bli e than any regmti to pectutiare circumstance,. I a:eu wish to state, that there were several per sons i n j Cant who knew Mr: Brope.. 'fur years,.aota - could have • spoken as to his general conduct fur henesuleoce and 'rad on*. of heart ; who coml.' hive spoke. brilh'as to his public and pirate conduct; who csen!d have iaformed the Jay • that the Defendant, wito.had bees described a. • savage, was the e.ry revs, sir, shod iii his own establishment in the (void • inesinause lie his there peraniii its /41$ emptoyment, barn' in his mrvire, onr fur clev'en . years, our metres ; lad the other twenty Iwo yeses; his domestic serrants, one four, oue meet., sad the other fifteen yew.. In 'his manufactory. a deem. could be found that hsve Isere in his rotployin•at from Ira 1.. hwruty yes.. each. Why I wakuot called it le out my province to rentals' ; l.ot l am tee t•in that a plain a g e s i . meo . of Nett, such ac I keys here tne.ntiutted, was bet: ter calculated to do the Defendant justice than the eloquence of any individual. haresever imposing. remitio, ate, your okortiettol hunthle Servant, J. W. GARLAND.* 33, Crosa-strecl, lolk.gipsysly ta, 11121. LONGEVITY. We have peen several notices in the papers lately of Ma existence of very aged people. The CAMP of Michael Bremen, who lives near Ballyragget, in this yeasty, is. perhaps, as remarkable as soy reeorded in recent times, He wa. born at Capponelow, nese Darrow, in the year 17111, and is eon. seouestly 113 years of age, having lived in the reign of Queen Antic and of the four Georges In the year 1730 Ito kit Ireland, as servant to a geotl.•man of the name Blakeney ; travelled all Europe, went to the East lushes, to Palestine and the Holy Laud, to the Buell, Seas, and ist America, where Hlakeney dies/. On his retool., he was ship. wrecked ou the Rocks of Scully. His father lived 117 tears, Lit mother 109, and his wife !sus axed 100 when she died, a few years ago. He had fifteen children, who ate all dead. He is sow nursiag his great grand daughter's daughter.— He Isis perfect health, and able to travel sixteen miles a day. --(Cilhenay Paper.) JURIES IN MIDDLESEX. LONDON, JULY 115. Stn—Many complaints Savior been made to we that the returns of premiss qualified to ser ve oil Juries within the comely of Middlesex are incorrect sad defective, and the Maitre of the King's Beach having expremert his opinion on a recent occasion to one of the Shied& that they are so, we feel it our duty to represent the same to you, and to re quest that you will lake such means as you may deem ex pedient ad most effectual to compel the attention of tlw 'cos stables, tithiagnies, and beadborougho, within the county to the several Acts of Parliament regulatin math retorts,: and that those persons may be informed, that it is our in tention, w far as la as lies, to esfurce a eurreet relsora, we hastiest them a notice, of which we bey to 'otiose you ■ copy. ROBERT WAITHMAPI, t Sherif of JAMES WILLIAMS, To Franck, Comt, Eaq. Chains.. of the Beach of Magistrates. (COPY)-0 PPIEI A L NOTICE. WO TNT BIOS CONSTABLE. •XD lIWADDoROCONS Or THE PIX,XECTIVX ROM MUDS IX THE CoU/ITT Or MlDDLndrx. Whereas by several statutes made respecting Juries, all constables ' tithingrneo, said headhoroughs, are directed mod requi red (under certain penalties for every default) yearly to return and give on oath a true list in writing of the asmes and places of abode of all persons within their respective districts, between 21 and 70 years of age, qua• lifird to serve on Juries, with their titles and additi 111 l a, which lists arc to be returned to the Justices at their Mi. 'Asthma, Quarter Session in each year : And whereas the directions and requisitions of the said Acts have not been sufficiently attended to, or complied with, by the constables, lithiagtmea, sad headborosghs, whereby the list, or hooks of persons qualified to serve on Juries within this colones have become and are extremely imperfect and defective, and: whereby the constables, tithingmen, and hesilburoughs, making such resents, have iu many instances rendered them selves liable to penalties; you are hereby warned and de sired, in making your returns to be delivered or given in at the neat Michaelmas Session, to pay attention to the said Azle, and to take notice, that in &feel' thereof the several "pemalties therein contained will be enforced. The persons qualified tonne onJuries are :—All persons 'having 10/. by the year of freehold, or copyhokl, or ancient demesne, or its rent, fee simple, fee tail, or for life. . All peostoes having an estate in losillammioa in land, in lich own right, of the yearly value 0(20/. or upwind., over atiddhove the reserved rent payable thereont, such Imola being held by lees* or leases foe the absolute term of SO years or more, or for 99 years, or mu other term deternstua ble cua one or more life or lives. All leaseholders on leases where the imposed rents shall , awsoant to 501. or upwards per *unions over and above •11 grdisid rents, or other resertatious, payable by virtue of the said I . And whereas the officers by whom Special Juries are named In.. the list or book take only such persons as have the addition of esquire in the said list or' hook to their flames ; and it appe.us that the addition of esquire has not, bolls' returns of the constables, lithintmee, mud hesdim- Aikidos, in numerous instances, been made to the Whirr. of .persons who were entitled thereto, whereby they base been improperly included hunt *mein on Special Juries ; sod in other instances persons nut entitled to such addil iou ban had the same allarbrd to their names; you are desired, is malting the raid !labour return,, to be careful to give pew per additions to the I persons returned, and to bike notice, *bid there is a penally fur every wilful omission. ROBFAIT WAITHMAN,? Sheri(( of JAMES WILLIAMS, S Middleton. COAL MARKET, JULY 30. Ship' st Markel. Slily. 60111. Price. 1041 Newt-mole 30 /4 if t lend 3 /klatch Coil 0 ------- HIGH DATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE Mersin 3% after 3. 1 Evening DI arum 3. . t VA tat LAN ix 1 . . DV•11.111, lOLT 2/. TH I ROTA L MIT. twentyltve a r the yeomen of the guard sod t i li tzeg tWnty of the lowa pensioners, are selected to " leNhillii Ilia to Ireland. alb, eld has taken s splendid Ilhissia'ia ePhen'elesiren. TheVesiatanry cavalry of the city and county of Dobbs intend to e.cort his Majesty into Dublin, i la I its Arrival in Ireland. ThaTleetion of a &presentative to Parliament of the Knsg's County will take place at Philips 'town nh Mondry next, when Lord Oxossotown, eldest son of th e . Earl of Roils, will be chobris ivitbdut opposition. COVET OF COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN, Juz t 5. DEACH OF PROMISE. CAILA V. DIONANARA. This cam, which has occupied so much of the time of ibis Court, and excited so much public in. tere•t, came on again in the form of •n action for breach of promise, before Lord Norbury •►td • Special Jury. will be in the recollection of the reader. that this rinse was tried, and • verdict obtained fur the with %OWL damages, in December last, And on one'of the motion des in . last Triuity Term application was made to set that verdict etude. nn the ground of mi►direction of the Noble Judge who tried the cerise, and the Court, after full die co.eion, were pleased to grunt • rule for a new trial. Mr. DootteserY etated the P6iiitiff's chase, in support of which he called several ',knew,. The trial was then adjourned till to-morrow. JULY es (11CCOND DAY). Mr. Serje•nt Joy stated the Drfesidant's case, and witoesses were called in its $.ll ppol t. Mr. llALLowert. {VAtsHs spoke to evidence, and the Jury at hail-past seven o'clock brought in • verdict.—Damages 2.000 L and coos. The Defrodant's Counsel took a bill of excel). dotes to the verdict. DUBLIN, JULY 26. ROLLS COURT, JULY ?4 AND 25. - MOOR VS MELODIES. J. POWER C. W. POWER. On the 3d of July. James Power, of the Strand, London, music -seller, obtained au Misuse-1i tttt to ►estrain William Powe►, of Wrstmorlsrid-street. Dotelie', from publishing • pirated edition of the Eighth N her of Moore's Irish Melodies the said James Power having the sole property iu the above-mrsitioned work, by deed of Itt.liChllletti from Thomas M,.orr, Esq. the author. On the 17.11 inst. Mr. (MON?.st.t., nn behalf of Wm. Power, moved th e Court to dissolve the injunction. The decision of the Court was, that the injunction dont Id I ellltlio undisturbed till the cause was argued. This important case came on yesterday and the day before to be argued 1 , 11 its merits, before his Honour the Master of the Rolls. It appeared fitim the statement of Counsel on the side of the Phintiff, that he had entered into an en gagemeot with Mr. Moore in the year 1811, for • period of seven Sears, the latter coverighting to supply the former with one somber of Irish Melo dies and certain other works specified, for the con •ideration of a i n annuity of 5001. which was to be paid him by Pia• It. In 11014 _Plaintiffentered into an agreement by deed with Defendant, by which he gave I he license of publislititg Moore's work. in Irel•utd solely. in consideration of Defendant's peeing lion '2 sths of said annuity ; said deed to be considered null Nod void whensoeeer the Defendant alerrold Nil to pity his glottis of ■nuuity to Plaintiff. On the expiration tit the seven years, offer sonic lime Plaintiff entered into u new agreement with Mr. Moore for a further term of am year% tin der whirl, agreemeut, and in this present year, the Eighth N oust - w . f. of the Melodies, which forms the subject under litigation, was delivered by Mr. Moore to Pleinlid, •nd by him published its his sole property. which appeared by aced of assignment as well as by the regular deed of •greemeut. The derriere set op by W. Power was, that he in fact was the sole proprietor of all Moore's Melodies, and that Plaintiff had no right to publish them even in England, without hi. concurrence and ap probitiou, but lee totally failed in *hewing any written document whatever in support of hum us ►ertion. Ms ease was ably argued by M . Joy, O'Connell, and Bennett, who displayed much in genuity, by arguing on the asse►ttons of the Soli citor upon facts which were not contained in the ple•diogs. The Plaintiffs case was argued with great clear octet and talent by the Solicitor-Dermal, Mr. Plunkett, amid Mr.'Adair. The Martini of the ItoLt.s, is giving his deci sion, fwd. that the Defendant bed set up two defences. neither of • *lnch, were tenable. The Plaintiff' hoof eirtiblishetrhis title by. the produc tion of the *alignment from Mt. Moore, in whom the property . wee.',vested, front his Inning written the work hiniself• , et would- be very injurious to copyright of literary rroductiorie. if en ',junction should be withheld from the Plaintiff, who claims Isis right by virtue of _ouch .dred, when the De• reorient has no written document In substitute his claim, nor is there •- word of the existence of such document sworn to or set forth in the pleadings. He concluded by saying that he would give an order that the injunction obtained by . Mr. Jews Power in this cult should stand unmoved, till the Defendant should ./iDer any legal title to the wotk before a Court of Liw, • THE CIRCUI77I• It if stilted from lethwity. that theeiredits are all to go out on 111°44, the gith of August- next, end that 'twill be sir g reat advantage to the trump , try arsilfemeitygritiletnen throughout the kingdom, to be *tut brain at (hat season of the year. PRICE OF ItTOCKS YESTERDAY. —_ Bonk Stock 431; 15 per. Ct. N. An. 107 M 3 prr Crnr. Red—. 75i I Bank L. Ann. 191 I-11i 74kj 1 Indic Stock 232 3 per Ct. Cont..— 741 I Ditto Bonds 69 67 p r . 73..1 74 73 11 74 1 I Ex. Bills. 5t....4 5 3 pr. 4 per Cr0tr....... 931 it I Cone. for Ac e ... 7511 103 901 I 73! 7411 e C.-+ . . . • • • ....4i ~$ :vt , ;(.6 . If .ll‘ i • i ..the, 1' rfts tvielt ' ' . 1 ........ IBETTINO.IIOOII, al•iiiiiir, JOLT SO, SOM. IT. LAMM. sto I nil Ginitoves 114 to 1 apt Fortonti 9 to I apt leek Spirgot 111 to 1 apt Sturman be 9 1 apt Aewebella SO to 1 apt Colwell 10 to 1 .Rat Sawdbeek I3oto 1 apt Peotweella. itswilAitiCST ST. LIOCII. It to 1 atm Ampere. DIME liticilASCS STARS. 3 ihip 1 apt negioal4 llto 1 apt Prophet. 4 so 1 apt lbla DURHAM MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULY ft. The Trial Stakes of tOle. e4ch, for two-years old rolls, S.t Mb.; allies, Sit. Osee rimed. (4 Seliveribers.) Mr. Frankland's b. f. Harriet, by Octavian, dais by Miss ile (Jackass) Mr. Lanibtoo's eh. I. by Leopold, ors of Rosalind 2 Mr. Robiesse's b Ally, Nun Family, by WalioN, dim by Ruler 3 Ewen on Miss nosy. The Ally Slakes of tOgs. each, for since-year olds, Sat. cut. Once round and a diet+nee. (3 thabeenbent.) Mr. T. Hetchinsosen b. f. Min Wolk% by Ociaysou, dant Metncanbraneer (S. Day) 1 Mr. Jaques', ch. f. Progue, by Ortaviaa, out of Merry deld'a dam N 1 tto bliss Willie. A Bond race. Ilse Maiden Plate of SO/. given by the Members for the City, fur borers, ke. that Is ve► won 501. at any use lime in Plate or Stakes; three-year olds, Sat.; fuer, Sat. 1011 s. ; six anti aged, Nat. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Two mile heats. Mr. Lanihton's hr. r. Cavalier, by Amodio, out of Ro sfiliod, 4 yrs old (T. Nicholson) Mr. BAN b. f. by Fits-Teazle, 3 yrs old Mr. Sy kees b. e. by Headrest:elf ; 3 yrs old . 5 3 Mr. /aqua'* els f. Progoe, by Octavian, 3 yra old .. 3 dr. Sir T. Ruplutt's b. e. Tom Tempest 4 yrs old Even on Cavelier; after the lest beat, t to I be won. Toutssi2. A Silver Cup, value SOy.. by Sabacriptina of sp. each, for horses, &c that never won 100 p. at any one time io Plate or Stake.; three-year olds, 7st. ; four, this. 31b.; five and upwards, 130. 10Ib. Mares sod geldings allowed 31b. brats. Mr. Lasubtou's hr. e. Cavalier, by Annuli', 4 yrs old (T. Nicholson) Mr. Ferguson's er. e. Jonathan, 3 yrs uld ..... 2 3 2 lewd Q berry's eb. e. Ledation, 3 yrs old .... 1 4 3 Mr. Hutehinrota's b f. Miss Wilke, 3 yrs old 3 2 dr. Ev.as betting on Jonathan ; 7 to 4 against Ledston ; and 6to 1 against Cavalier; after the Mot heat, 2 to 1 on Led /101), who bolted, and lost touch ground in rousing the second heat; third beat, 6 to 4 on Cavalier, who won easy. ' BUXTON II EETI NG —(Datiminas.) WEDIMIDAV, JULY 25. Fifty Guineas for insider horses, Ike.-2 mik heat,. Mr. Denloam's eh. e. The Abbot, by Cerberus, four-yrs old, Sod. 31b. (J. Lamb) Mr. Ardero's b. on. Charlotte, aged, Sal. 10Ib. Mr. Wilron'a b f. Amelia, by Raphael, out of Made masa, 3 yrs old. Sat. 111 b. Mr. Frost ' s b. f. Primrose, by Teaser, dam by Del pini, 4 yrs old, fkr. Ilb. Mr. Hall's b. an. Fair Helen, 5 yrs, fist. Slb A Clip, value 50p. given by the Members of the North High Peak Yeomanry Cavalry, 12st. each. Twomile bests. Mr. Lingard's bay mare, Kitty o' the Clyde (S. Ro d fears.) Mr. Eley's b. h. Ranier . Mr. Pideoek's eh. h. Haphazard Mr. Dickens's ch. m. Chance NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ►ORTI]IIOUTU, JULY 49. Sailed the Christain, Oxley; ■nd Hyperiew, Stewart, for Qatrbee; ffinJosiao, WlSmetana, for New South Wales; mad Aurora transport foe the eastward. Caine into harbour the Mediae transport to disembark troops. PLYMOUTH. JULY 28. Arrived the Anitalis, Pill, from Memel. Arrived off the port the Northumbria from Rio Janeiro fur Amsterdam ; and a Dutch (regale (ruin America for Rolland. Sailed the Tuns Bowline, lAughtois, for Jamaica; Alfred and Intrepid i renew, is fur the Cape of Good Hope ; Thomas Games, fur Prince Edward's Island; anus Madras, Weltden, fur Bragal. FALMOUTH, JULY 27. Arrived the Lady Mary Pelham packet, with mails Crum the Brazils. Sided from Rio Sth May, Bahia, ltd, and Pernambuco, 4ih June. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough picket fur Lir bon, awl Camden packet fur the Istseds—esch wish mails; Pomona, Graves, tor Malt.; Tula, %Visite, fur Gibraltar ; Usk, Smith, fur Madeira; Washington, Mount; fur New Yolk; sod Abrona, Lloyd, for Londonderry. The Seeress which struck upon the Manacles, Is hauled is shore, sod be gan to discharge her cargo. WillifoUTH, JULY 28. Sailed the whole of the vessels buuud westward, amongst which is the Prince Regent yacht. DIM, JULY 29. Arrived and railed fur the River yesterday the Sultan, Yeoman, from Smyrna. Came down (rum the River the Mountaineer, Motley, for Quebec, Arrived to day and sailed (or the River the Loyalist, Parkin ; and Surrey, Gannett, from M. John's, New Bruns wick ; Hope, Gardner, from Portemorth for Memel; Hosea ten, Gibson. from Honduras for retereberglei and Welling ' ton, Day, from Hull for Smy►na and Malaga; the latter re. mains. Caine down from the River and ►emaio the Margaret, Johnson, fur the Cape of Good Hope; Sir Frannie Bering. Wialiart, for Valpatinso ; and Batton, Tankersley, Air Smyrna! Remain the Martha for New South Sin tlatad, And the Mountaieeer, fur Quebec. rieeonnt of the Greenland Fishery brought by the London, arrived off Aberclet u:.••• London Ships:—Britannia, Judo, clean, June 1 ; Ex periment. Hayes, clean, Julie 7; Eweretta, Fuse, 2 June 4; Industry, BM, 3 Gls, July I and Vigilant, Provers, 1 fish. Mae 30. Hill Ships:—AlfrrJ, Club, des-, June 27; Cato, Turn bull, 1 fish, May 25; Clines. Beadling, 2 fish, June 24 ; Dunkin, Gilyot, 3 fish, June 24; Moncton!), Collett, clean, June 25; Ebnr, Lee, 5 fish, Juise 26 ; Exmouth, Thompson ; 3 fish, June 26; Fame, Scuresloy, 4 tisk June 1; Gardiner and Joseph, 7 fish, June 15; Jane, Gembkr, I Ash, June 30 ; I.suro I. D.onnett, 4 tish, Josue 30; Mercury, Jackson, 8 fish, June 15; Neptune, Mum., 5 fish, hue 25. Slsseams, ketch, clean; Trueliivv. Todd ; 3 Ash, Jour 20; Tleoestliso ' Carter ; 2 fish, bat ; TJ:11 . 41/1,, Lloyd, 7 fi s h, Juno 10; mid Walker, Hoorrison, 1 fish, June Id. Liverpool Ship :—Bsifiu, Scoresby, 7 fish, July 1. %%lb, Ships ;—Httonsony, Stephens, 4 fish, June 20 ; Lively, Muster, 2 fi.lo, June 1 ; Mars, 1 fish, June 10; Moen's, 2 fish, 31sy 20 ; Volunteer, Crape. '2 fish, hue 10-; and William and Ann, Ste's!, 4 fish, June 25. Leith Ships :—Jnnu, Lyall, 3 fish, Juuc 24; and William and Ann, Wake, I fish. Jut... 24. Aberdeen Shops :—Der, 4 GA, 60 tons, July 1 ; Hen. rims, 2 fish, Janis 2 ; I fish, June 15; Nemirow, 2 fish, Jerrie 26 ; and Peterhead Ships :—Artive, 2 fish, 65 101111. June 1; Alert, I tide; Alpheus. 2 11:1a, 25 ions, Jour 2lt ; Demerit', 6 6sls, 70 toots, June 30 ; Eclipse, 4 fish, June 10 ; Gleaner, 1 Gab ; June 8 ; !lupe, 6 fish, 74 kiss% June 28; Inrine , bk , 3 Ash, 10 tuns. Juno I ; Jrllo, 16. h, 12 hulls, lane 25; Mary, 2 fish, Juice I ; Persoteraute, 2 84, hint I; sod Vision, 2 AA, Juue 29, ki te K E Pk. bOkN EiCH 'VG r -- -- -- A.NGE, 111n11riaT. JULY 30. g Oar u.a.ket was iblindanilv supplied will. Wheal ilk laariiiiig hoop Ewa, Kent, and Suffolk, but chiefly from th s Utter county, yet, owing loth, detach 1..4 00r of 1 bir aniline, three was a brisk demised fir that of fine Realty at se ad. of 2.. per quarter on the prices of mad Monday, but there iris not the least amendment in the prier of inferior 'ample'. Barley is Is. per irierier dearer, the supply heurg small. Brans sold Shore real. Iv, at Said Maeda,. priere o The arrival of Oat. Ileum rather large, the trade was hairs at last week's prices. la Pease sod other arrieliss then it au •Iteratlun. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent dt Essex 34e 84. Grey Pease VP" VI —Suffolk 34. Ole Small Bents lit 34! --Norfolk ..••eillls b6s Tick ditto Foreign. Sib IS. Oats, Potato 2l. V 7, Rye ..Ara On Poland 1,1416 ii. lb! Barley Malt SO" Ms Flour, per saek.,..-45s Ms White Pan . ..30a 34. Rape Seed, per last-341 361 Smilers . .40. 444 311, lIIIPORTATIOWS LAST WFFZ. English Wimai, 2,849; Barley, W 3 ; Ma1i,734 ; 0.55,2.7 '9; Beam, 976 ; Peame,so3 Wheat, 1,11 W; Birk,. 33S Oats, 3,46o.—Englisli Flour, 6,477 sacksi Americaa 213 banes. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mottoes'. Jinx 30. The supply of Lamb is not 50. Areal this moruiag as last, mosket.day, in consequence the price of that article is higher. Beef Is also dearer. All oilier kinds of moist are touch the same in price as per List. The Hit)-inasket re melts. as per last. In Sirs,. and (Inver uu slteratroo. The following oil a correct statement of the prices and membe►s To sink the offal per stone of 84b. Reef....3s. B.t. to 41. 81 r Heat ofaCattle this (lay: Milieu. 3s 6.1 to 4s 01. Beasts 1 O2O 3. 8 1 to 4e 101. Sheep and Lam1nt....20,400 rea1....3.1. 0:1. to 4. 111. Calves Pork... 3s. 0.1 to 44 8.1. rig s •• • • H A V- M Tiny. Clever..... ...... Sts &IF IRKET. 31. 10.. to 41. 4/. Os. to 5/. Ss. 11. tis. to IL 113,.. GUI LUCORD, Jut.v 20. Wheat, per 10-d Oats, per quarter ..... Rye, per quarter O/ Os to 01 0. Barley, per quarter Beau, per guider I/ 101 lts II Itis Grey Pease. per utorritr t EWGATE AS Lk LEA DERMA t.L MARK ETS. (fly the Ca .) Beef .... 2. del to Se 4..1 Veal Qs M to de Rd I Muttoo.. 2s 4d t o 3 0 2d Pork .... ^a Val ha 41. Lamb.— . ..... S. ed to de Ild. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. By J411431%1. WRITRCHAPRL. Ray 3/ 04 Or/ le 41 Do 081 I Hs.. 3t 184 04 to 4/ es 04 Straw II 4. 041 to 16s 041 I Straw— It RA 0 , 1 to 1114. 04 Clove, 3/ 32041 to 61 0. Od 1 Cl44yr, 41 44 MI to 51 5% ad PRICE OF HOPS, per Cot. AIM POCK ITS. •RM .AO,. Kest —.41 OW to 41 4. Kest 2/ 8. to 31 724 SOSatX —2/ 54 to 3/ be Suasez 2/ elt to 21 134 Essex ....21 Ss to 3/ 10. Ease. 2/ O. to 31 3. Fatuhaos.6oe, 410. to 610. Dino, seeonJ, 2/10. to 4/ 4. --- PRICE OF RAW PAT, per stone of 811+ Priee of Tallow (as elated by the Tallow Ateliers). 4.. 9J. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, he. per 11211.. Town Tallow 480 6.1 —s 04 Yellow Seep. PO, 'fellow Russia 47s 6.1 —. Od Mottled White ditto...4Bs 04 —s ed Corsi ...... ... . Soap diit0.....43s 6.1 —s Od Grave* Os I ?I% Meltire Stuff 38s 0d —so 041 Good Dregs B. Os. Ditto reegh..2s. Od --9 Od PRICK OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candies, per dmieu, ins 0d...-.mu u ld s , It s 6d. 6d. per doses allowed fur really worry. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary.. Sa 841 to 21 84 3s Sd to 3s 4.1 Marlin Calf.. each 8. 11 Middlings 2a Ithi to is 04 Eng Horse Os 0.1 to Os Od SHEEP SKINS. Sheep* Lambs 2. Od to 3. 0,1 PRICE OF LEATHER. Bottl, 50 to 561105. each 20J to 22t.1 pet lit.. Ditto, 56 to *Sibs. each 23.1 to 24.1 Dressing Iltiles 16.1 to 17141 Fill, CO:Wil Hides . 174.1 to 10.1 Crup Milts 35 to 441 lbs for coltiug 18.1 to 17.54 Ditto 45 to Wilts..... ..... l7hil 10 201 Calf Skims 30 to 4011,, 24.1 to 30J Ditto 50 to 70Ihs ....30J to 36.1 Ditto 70 to 80164 ... 26J to 291 Small Seals (Greculasid) 17.1 to 19,1 Large ditto .... Taused Horse Hides 16.1 to 184 J Spanish Horse Hides l9ll to `2411 FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spsnish Sheep, Leases& 34 thl a4i 3.1 Segovia 3s Od s 3s 6d Sons 2s 9d a Cs 341 --- Seville Saxo oy, Ist Ss 6d a 7s 9.1 -- Id 4s Ad a Ss Od Bobeissia,lst -- 2d S. Od a4s OJ WINES. exeltunve of duly, Ts. 7d. per gallon. Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 48!. New, dills; Lisbon, per pipe SM. a 341 Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East laths) 4W. to Thf. Sherry. prr butt OILS, pee Tar. or ISI Galloon, New Greeol.Whale.. 144—. Spar...well Old —/ Lireml. Pale Seal MARRIAGES. Yesterday se'onight, at Halifax, Mr. John Horafall.to Mrs Redford, boa► of Overdue. This being t h e fifila ►l.de e.. happy *pals had led to die lariat-nest after, sod tilt f••a: 'I• lime the lady has appeared at the curie guise, they Nor met un their return home ►y a proressiou of their frig sods 211.1 neighbours, prreedad by s baud of mime. ■ud hailed wet. the plaudits of the a►armbled villagers. Yesterday se'ssitight, Major-Gen. Puwnoll Atlanta. of As" pringiumhouse, is Illevosishire, to Elisabeth, air...not :ma youngest daughter of Sir Wm. Elford, Bart. of Riekham. On Saturday last, at Fleetwood, John Wrotteeley, EsG. eldest son of Sir Jobo Wridiesley, Bart. of Wrottesiev. IP the county of St•lTurd, to Sophia, third daugtder of Thomas Gifford, Esq. of Chillington, in the same comity. DEATHS. Mrs. Blundell, of Crnsby-hall, in the county of Lancaster. and her daughter Clementina. The daughter died on the )Nth of this mouth; and the mother, who was daughter of SirpllCll Tempest, of Broughton, Esquire, and was married to Nieluslas Blundell. of Crosby, Esquire, in 17M. died ii" the ?lot Ilia. Roth mother and daughter were buried In the same grave at Durham. Sunday, its Bedford•sgwaee, Lucy, second daughter of the Honourable Mr. Justice Bayley. rristedi sad PublheedstTHß BRITISH PRESS 5w...4 THE CLORE 01Eee, Nu It? Stras 4 , by C. CORNWELL, of tbe 'trawl. IP 1.- I . .` . s ~ x :'€z; 1 6'., • ..ry -.: d o h 1.0 40.