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pocket and passed it to Plaintiff, who gave it to the Defetts)amt. Witnesss was in the act of tying the bol4 when Defendant said there was 7i. snore to Pay. "which Phippet pawl, nod then De. frolimaat ittoteitCli the box uwav, awl dorm dota l , a leLer . , and said that was all they should have for liivir money. Wit isesi seized Hcartie, saying, he %vitald have either the money sir the Ince, and %tic creded in wresting the money from ht. hand. De fendant called his tits, and svittievs then push c:l his hand through the willow, owl gave the to his porter, who was waiting outside, and it. Rued him to Pike them home to his partner,. Ileareie then scot for at officer, who came in about ten %Monter. Phippet was in the retina all the time ; neither he nor witness attempted to escape ; who., the officer arrived Hearne desired him to take them limb to the Compter, which no. accordingly done. It was nhaut ten or eleven o'clock in the rooming. From the COIIIVerII4 4 it appeared as if the Drfeinlant was intimate with Phippet. They were detaiiied at th e Compter about two hours, when they went before the silting Alderman; and waited two hours lotiger before the charge was eiteileloy the Defentlaiit, which Gustily the Alder. 1114 0 3 that-barged. • I.4uss. , e.runtined by Me. GuastY.--fle has liued at reri about four mouths. Did. not know %here Mr. Phippet bend it; the bate. Plnpnet did not esideavusir to carry elf the box of lace afire vitorsill got ILIA hi. 401. lie-examined.—Witness was to Ore the.ridaSe far the lace to Piiippei. The 401. was only paid to remove it. Thomas White examined.—lie went with Phan. till to Dcfesidasit'a, and said to him, " I unilrratausl pia object to deliver the box of lace to Mr. Phippet for waist of my order." Wipievs then are a written istdrr to him to deliver the box of lace If Phippet "" bus paying 401. 7s. The Defendant rani it was all rood, um!' when Mr. Phippet called iu the moth tog se should have it. Cross-ex,,onined by Mr. CURNEY.—Wittiesos counting-honve wits No. x 5, S. So ithat's-lone, st that timer lie is at presentl in the King's licuelt Prisms. s 1 r. Strange was the owner of this lair, mai witores hatl h o ughs it of him, and II 1,4) a for tutor itsrcel, winch wiistrof hail not paiil for in lull. The lace NHS ! diced in Mr. Hearse's hands to tie:i.• vrr .to wilor,s's order on 40/. 7... being paid.-- Witness dealt in hams, flour, and Yorkshire cloths, Itrforr he had aes tin;-house in lie muov..r p u reed by the smote or Val tholornew. Ise examined.—The witness was to pay 401. 7s. on the u'id score to Mr. Strange, sod the lice its tiie mean time was to remain iii the hands of Mr. Hearne. Mr. Payne, Clerk to the sitting Alderman, exaiimied.—On the 30th March last Phippet and lirydges were brought in while the Magisiraie - was Joseph Hearne coated that Richard titrso n, of %Veedoti, in Bucks, a lace dealer, used his house when he came to town to sell his lace; that lie had sold bier to u 01:111•sutiteil White to the isui tof 80/. part of which was paid by o bill of 40/ which was dishonoured. To pt.., payment of this bill he had offered White a farther quantity of lace, who agreed to boy it, he paying 40/. 7.. previous to its delivery. The lace was pot into his (Nlr. Hearne's) hands, but be was nut ill give it up . to Mr. White, but on getting the money he +lns to give him the bill for 401. • which was dishonoured. [The rest of the transae. tom 1w described as the witness Brydges had done.] He admitted that Brydges would not have paid the money if he load not thought to have had the lace in return. Upon hearing the whole case the Magistrate dismissed the charge. Mr. GURNIT addressed the Jury for the De _ fendant. He said if he were to lease the case at the Plaintiff's evidence. he did toot think the Jury would conceive it required nsore than nominal da • names ; but he would prove that after Brydges gut Back the 401. Phippet had got hold of the box, winch he was endeavouring to carry off, and there • fort it was not at all usionitero.l that Mr. Hearne fol Id imagine he was justified in charging him with a felony. The Defendant's maid-servant and one of the +silent proved that after the window was broken 'they ►aw the Plaintiff with the box of lice in his hands, endeavouring to get into the fee , sage. Mr. SCA KLETT refilled, and contended, that no. thing had been effected by the defence but au ad ditinn of insult to injury. The Loan CHIEF JUSTICE charged the Jury, that in point of law no felony had heels commuted. A person) having a colourable claim could not be charged with felony. The Defendant had un. dotihtedly acted very hastily in 'endow , for a peace Officer. The Jury would give such temperate damages as they thought the justice of the case required. The Jury consulted • few moments, when they found a verdict for the Pl4intiff—Dasouges, 301. COCRT OF EXCHEQUER. On Saturday, which was the list day of the Sit ting• after Term, Mr. Joseph Wilfrid Parkins, the Ex.Sfierstf; who had during the day occupied a conspicuous place amongst the Counsel, addressed the Court a short time before its rising, and said be hid a motion to make. The CHIEF BARON desired him to proceed. Mr. Parkins accordingly stated, thus in the month of May Nat an assault was sworn against him by a person of the name of Daniel Price, siol that he (Mr. Pat kin•) had entered into his ow:* recogni. suttees Itl die rota of 9 0 01. to appear to take his trial ot the ensuing Sessions for Middlesex ; that he ac cordingly intruded ■t the lag Session ; but when the cause war culled on ler tied, the Prosecutor did hot attend, and he (Me. Parkin.) was acquitted: He had sister appl.rd to the officer of the Ses•inti Court for re certificate of his acquittal, which was necessary to prevent his recogniznices being es treated ; but the officer refused to give it without the production of the coos/a, and he found he avoid only compel him by making au application tithe blegietretveut the uest Setmoo. ; and in the 'neon tithe he bid reeves to apprehend that hie re saignikatit•es would be elitreaved unless the Court abunld interfere fLr lns protection. The C/ifik? Banos eked Mr. Parkins if he had made an ntliiierit of the facia he had rtated ? • Parkins replied in the negative. • Boron G/tIllt041" I think. sir. Purlrina. your espetieure itt"tbui , tpeort welt have taught you •.,1 1:.. • 1:,. r I .- that we ran only act by affidavit; but you can make nne in a.few minutes, and 'the court will en large the time for your producing the certificate of your acquittal." Mr. Parkiii4—"Thank you. my Lord; I will make the affidavit." thinly Ilasoa--" I hope, Mr. Parkin', von will forgive me for odering you one won! of advice, which it may he worth your while to reflect on during the long vacation—that it, never be your own lawyer." Mr. Parkins—" No, my Lord; but I'll be my own Counsel." CHIEF 11.titost— , ‘ Well, Mr. Parkins, you know what sort of a client you have got." Mr. Parkin• too,' alter presented his affidavit, rind the nine for producing the certificate was en lat IREL4ND. DUBLIN. JULY 441. It is with delight we have to am:ounce diet his Maksty has hero graciously 'pleased to signify his inteution of honouring our Uniirtr•ity with his pre sence at a dioner. This 'intik of comical-elision rod kinduess will he felt not only as an. 'boners, to the University, but to the whole uarien . It is en honour to literature and science—to the growing 'genera tion, us well as to the ;reread men of Ireland. The exainitiatmil-hall is to be fitted up with the tamed iinpmiwg oulesidour ; it will, oft' this oec.,sion, present a coup lit has never kern witnessed within the walls of old 'Trinity. It is to be re marked, that, mince his Majesty came to the throne, he has not dint rl with any public hotly jp the empire. At all events, Dublin will be the that of our Uut vrrsitles honoured with his presence. %%rebuilt that the poetic talent of Alma Muter will be put lit re quisit ((((( Oil this oeca.ion. 'floe Aluse of Ireland has now an opportunity to distinguish herself. We understand that sr veral pulificestriblishments in this city, in order to mark his Nlojesty's gracious arrival with every degree of respect suitsble to the august approach of its Alair.iy into our capital, intend to clothe the rettective attendants at the different Public Offices io appropriate livery, at once honourable to them, and the memorable oc casion that dictates it. PUBLIC DINNER. A Meeting was fold at the Royal Exs bulge yes terday, the Right lion. the Lord Mayor in the Chair, to comider the best means of promoting u public chimer, on a grand and extensive scale, fium which all party mallets are to be absolutely ex cluded. Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Le Poet Trench, and Mr. Bethel delivered their sentiments, and it was re *Weed that another general meeting. at which all classes of the inhabitants of Dublin are Wished 'to attend, shall he held isit Mondry next, at three o'clock. of the Exchange, fur the purpose of choos ing Steward' (Protestants and Catholic.), and mak ing other necessary ,arrangements ptepsiatory to distort, which, it was determined, shall 'take place at Arlorritson's, on Wednisday, tbe• fat of August, in Imitator of his 'Majesty's Coronianti. Mr. O'Connell mowed a vote Orthaolcs to the Lord Mayor, fur his conduct in the Chair, which visa carried by acclaim& . " The - Lord Mayor took occasion . iii • the course of the day, to slate, that no man regretted more sin cerely, or disapproved miste . istionely, the transac tions of the Twelfth of July. tie tad laboured Noxiously and zealously to prevent those MOM this. tressing occurrence.. -He had pledged himself to use h is b es t c a r illons to prevent them, and he would lay his hoist 011 less heart, and conscien tiously say, he had redeemed his pledge.—(Hear, hear.) MASTER ELLIS'S CHAIR. MULLEM AND TATLOR a. slit WM. sTAMER, DART. This CIIIII , V, which was tried and a juror drawn on one of the tutting days after lad Term, was brought on again yesterday in the Court of King's Bench, before the Hon. Mr. Justice Burton- and a Special Jury. It occupied the Court the whole of the day until live o'clock, when the Jury returned a verdict for the Platatiffs of 84. damages, and six ice costs. The Court was crowded to excess. On the evening of the 19th ult.@ splendid enter. , taitiment and ball vets give• by the,Gesitleinett of the Meanie and Eagitsheits so their worthy Captain, Mr. SFEWART, resod StViila rif hie blends, in the old Cootie of Mtariss;shi pfokerty of his father, Sir MICHAtt STAFF is token of the high estimation in which bad him. The entrance to the Castle was fintty with branches of trete, &c. the wells - and roof of the lower apartment, which is round, and which was allotted for refreshments to the company, were co vered all over with branches of bees, roses, &c. which gave it entirely the appearance of a bower; at the upper end of this apartment the Captain had his seat, which was elevated above the other wets, and entwined all round with rows and floWers. The dancing apartment above was beinutirully. and tastefully decorated at the upper end anti side. with roves and variegated flowers; at the lower end tie musicians occupied an elevated sit notion in the wall, from which the music poured wok iu extfilefctitig end grand effect. Each yeoman was dreier - 4i in his military jacket, white twitsers, and bonnet, and bad hie partner, some of whom were brought from air small distance. Severel of their fritises were also present. Among those present siililli sor HOBERT CRAWFORD, of Pollock. Bret. and'hii 11.4dy, and several Officers and Lathe" of respectability. The Lathes were particularly attractive and well selected. Several loyal toasts and sentiments were given during; the night, and the . Captent's !trellis repeat. 'illy drank, to which he returned thanks in' nest and approoriate speeches. The utmost harmony and conviviality pievailed, and the company broke up at four neat mooting. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stork 430 I 4 per l'enrs 9 3 g; 3 prr Ct. Iteil 741751 75 j Souk L., Ail. 19k 5-Ili 3 per Ct. Contr... 74A 74 I ludia S'nck g3o 7 4 Bowls.. 5356 pr. 31 per Cr.) , .65U I South S.a SRA k 5 prr Ct. N. Au 167 i I Ex. Lillis. 4..5 3 4 pr. 108 107k u , I Cons. fot, Act . . 74101 if '•.. ILCHRSTER GAOL. TO THE EDITOR. 111..beftler, July 49, 1941. Friday the adjourned Qnsrler Sessions was held in this town, agreeably to advertnement, for the purpose 4.f receiving and deciding upon the Repoli of the Committee of Magistrates Who attended the investigation of the charges which 1 preferred against Bridle, the Gaoler of this place, previous to the arrival of the Commissioners appointed by the Crown. The Sheriff and Magistrates assembled in unprecedented large number", mid after mature delibera tion, they came to this ronclu•ion—" That the Gaoler bail, by his condnct, rendered Itimtelf unworthy In bold that situation ; and he in discharged accordingly." He is to continue the nominal Gaoler till he has made nis his ac counts at the Michaelmas Sessions; a new Gaoler is to be immediately advertised for; and in the mean lime the managern•ht of the Gaul will be conducted under the so prriniendesice of the Magistrate., by the Ta.kmaster and prior ipal Turnkey. The deeision of the Magiciratts was of &tally cominunieateel to me by the High Merril: and it was 4 eliterea to the G io'rr in writing by the Clerk of the Peace. Mr. Dickinoon, who so strenuously defended the Gaoler, mat "vouched for his humniity in the Honnorable H oar, adieu Alderman %Yamd presented the Petition of pipit- Hillier, was ha the Chair on Friday, and was, however reluctantly, oblieed to admit that he had been nue of Mr. Gaoler's greatest dupes.—l sot, Sir , yuurottedueot Servant, H. HUN I. CU ICON ATION P ESTIV TI ES. t.IWCOLW, JULY 27. The Coronation of his Majesty, we regret to say, was not celebrated in this city with that unanimity *latch ought to have distinguished so great a festival. The morniug was ushered ill with the ringing of bells, the shops were partially closed, ■ re d the Tore-hall Ilas decorated with oak ■oc) odours. In the forenoon the children of the Nelional Selmol, four hundred and Shirty in number, went in procession through the city, preeedril by the %Tails and Mayor's Officers; after which Spey were very littera/1y regaled iu the school-roots,, uhich was decorated for the occasion:-4071h.. of excellent plum pudding and 2431b5. of beef were consumed on this occasion; as also 20 pecks of potatoes, eight Stone of bread, and two hogsheads of beer 3 ■lid every child (they having brought their own pities. knives, and forks) cattiest home an additivaal plateful out t.f the surplus of the least. The expense of the whole was collected at a very abort notice among the visitors and a few other friends of the reboot —The Staff of the North Liorols Militia tired three trollies no the Corithill; where a molt assembled, and behaved in the most insnlting moaner, illaitruiag the orders to the soldiers with loud cries of " the Queen!" grooms and hisses, and personal reflectiosis upon the Adjutant, which occasioned at the time my con siderable disonler. Afterwards about 20 gentlemen dined at the Rein Deer Inn. In the meiotic, about nine o'clock, the mob again assembled opptsite the s md i on , c o mp os ed p r in. eiptllyof watcrmen sod other unruly characters, and provided with a hair (ititendial to begreen) filled with befit' I of Ibe street, n Web they threw amongst the passengers and others wit t had assembled for curiosity. The Mayoress (Mrs. Steel) sod a going Lady, who were passing to the ball, were sufferets in this most daring and disgraceful outrage, having large quantities of the filth thrown upon them. The attack of the unmanly maws was pointedly directed against the furnter Lady, altosufeted considerable injury. They next demolished the windows of the inn, throwing stones nailing the Gentle men, and impelling them with the grossest language. As the police were not in attendance, and could sot be collected, the Gatlllemen sallied forth anomie Ilse moh,and molest/wind to secure some of the most riotous; but letting indulged themselves pretty liberally with wine, unsuspicious that the harmony of t►e meeting would be disturbed by such Val its, their conduct was only• the means of farther irritation. They eventually, however, succeeded is seeuriog two of the principal offenders. Between lea and eleven n'cloek the mob became more violent, and continued throwing tansies. At this juncture the Staff of the Ninth Lincoln Militia and the Recruiting Party came up, hay. iug bees partaking of the festivities of the days a part of the police being also there in readiness, the Riot Act was read in front of the Rein Deer. The mob still persisting in assailing the inn, the Mayor ordered the military to clear the street, which bad the desired effect. to the charges that were made upon the people several persons were wounded, and we regret to slate that the segreentne were not the only sufferers. At She time the Riot Act was read it is supposed there were not peanut owe than 3•1 Of 40 of the villains who caused the affray : as sneaking and cowardly as licentious and disloyal, they had fled when danger to themselves appeared, and the prim-ipel part of shove who remained were persons envious only to see the issue of the affair.—The laxit y of the police en this occasion has been stresgly reprobated; timely energy on their part would have prevented the more serious portion of what °c almed; and it is hoped that at length some steps will he taken for placing the police ow a more respectable and ea. Meet footing. The u3l/Sea of the men in custody are Jenks and Sestproe, both labourers, and well knower ehasacters i■ this city. The former has entered in to reetigetzance fur his appearance at the.Sessious, sod the latter is etanntilterl till that time. The Mayoress, we are happy to hear, is recovered from the injury she received, though she was fur a few obis conlitied by it to her room. CELEBRATION OF THE CORONATION AT ABINGDON. It hewing been the wish of the Corporation, and many of the principal iebabit•nta, that the C,oronotion dwoAt he celebrated in this town in ouch a manner as to admit of the mist general porticipal iu the rejoicings of the day, a subscription was accordingly entered into, which, aided by • liberal donation Noses the worthy Member, Mr. &Soberly, enabled a Committee of Gentlemen appointed for the par. pose to provide • plentiful and substaistial repast of bread, meat, and ale, of which the Isbouring dames, •mounting to about one thousand eight hundred, par. took at one o'clock ; the men at tables placed for the purpose in the Market place, nod the women in the Town. hall, where similar aceommodatioos had been provided, several ladies presiding in this department with t►e must cheerful assiduity. The Gentlemen of the Committee, and others who had assisted them in the perfos mauve of the ditties of carvers •nil butlers, hawing area that the wants of their numerous guests were folly satisfied, adjourned to the Council Chamber, and sat dusts to sit excellent dinner, provided by Mrs. Pope, of the Crown and Thistle, sod Mr. King, of the New loss_ Here the utmost harmony preeoiled throughout she afternoon, the potiorartiou of the views being, i.e doubt, brighten. ed by lice pleasing tinier of ha, mg administered tothe `uglification of Foch a numerous (lass of their fellow-erea. twee. After many loyal and appropriate toasts hail been drauk, interspersed with some rocellest songs from several amateur performers, the Mayor, attended by the Corporation, and such of the guests es chase (is witness the interesting ceremmiy, repaired to the top of the Market•hovae, whersre, according to ancieset custom, they scattered 1,000 plum cake* amongst the expectant mul itude assembled below. At this time also the streets prevented • most pleasing spectacle. loot tea tables supplied with the y •rticler by subscription., being spread in niany places, tastefully decorated, and shelter ed by temporary arbour,: formed of the branches of trees. Here the meander tars and hissing tea kettle raised their release of grateful incense, while the female part of the etemmaity, like groom of devotees aroma the * altars of some pagan deity, poured out frequent aid copious libations of their favourite, amid comparatively innocent, beverage. The utmost harmony and decorion prevailed till a late hour in the evening, when the parties p bly separoled. - • (Noun the Ineyforri Herald.] We have never witnessed at Wexford upon any occasion so extensive and splendid so illueninietioa as was traliihi led on lrhursday aught. Scarcely the enraer of a !Donee or whin of any deeeriptiou that did not vie side his neighbour to become t•ue Mull: When% in than the other. We cannot, however, ovoid particularie ng she *apes b appearance of the sew house at Ferrybank, of Robert Hughes, Esq. our excellent Chief Magistrate; it was sitignillrently gland , and what added not a little to the effect or brilliant ) teas, this from its sitiostiow (being a little way ilia of iho tow it, said at present unoceupied), we were AMOCO al/ pet posed to 51 illonsiunted a isouseat's con . aiderailan, howerer, tcorrl.l Uwe ye Ibat the wordsv owner would at any lime be reatikeiti awe it in a Wise, if it roald add one Fi pa. k rnowirellsownwr and respect to those already coorerred on flu. milts of that joyful der. Of the Country Gentlenteihe errata we have heard of none that presentrd a more growl s 1 imposing 'palate 'than lltllr.Vne, the sent of George Moore, P.sq. This ebnelwilll residence, pleasantly situate.) no the riser Blaney, sod for merly occupied by the late Kith' Hens. Geo. Glees was ill"- mihnted in a superior style. Independent of flits nil/Os - crut aph•ndour in which it seemed hablted, a inemba of very fine rockets and oilier *rework.; were discharger!, which were seen for a considerable distance, and had a roust striking and interesting effect. On Thursday night a splendid Subscription Ball w•ta held at I , llson'a Mod, Foulkes's-?till, homier of his Majesty's Coronation, at whirl. all the beauty roil fashion of that part of the ruusty were spss•wthled. About nine o'clock the company began to •rrive, and at tell the Bill was opened with a Country Dance, by Laity Cox and Jacob W. Gott. Ct. to the popular Scotch air," gang sae nude taros !LAWS, whirl, with Qoadrilles, " in 'min.( puce.■ 'might svra toil to please,' till supper was announeed, when 'spa ant. o f sixty persons sat dawn to all the tleli^acies of the sensor, d up in Wileuieri heat style. Cheerfulues., and [o••d humour, in-resoled Lie whole of this patriotic assembly. The stir admits haring retired, the health of his Majesty wits proposed by Culoi.el Pig di, of `teens► CssVe, its a tient sod appoopriate sprach, and was drank with esllsusia•tie applause, followed by the grand nal ton a I ant hens of 'Gust save the King," in full chorus. After supper the gay rotaries of Tepsichore rimmed the feat ire dance, .litc!. coot i nni II with unabated *pi, it lull Pturbuis also *rented to have urged his eourse with usist.ual and prentattureopeed, ~,,, ne ed the approaching period of trp.ration, stoweleutne alike to all. Toe patty desp,tsed el by o'clock mutually pte.ised, snit gratified with site cot. riaininenta of the night, soothed by the cuusulitig tett aim', that a haterer thorsss may strew their future paths through life, the sweet irspeerceiass of this happy sight can never be 'Bared front mentuiy's dental page : . . . " Yuu 'trey breAk, yew easy rosin 'lye vase if yin, w i 11, " But the scrim of the roses will bail ruuud 1 still." - . - I V lOr lA'VENTIIIIV. [Frans a New York Paper ) FIRE SHIELD. Nothieg eau afford a higher gratificatina to the American than to mark the progress of luso uuun , improvemeiit, •uil ince 0000 ioy iu his cussuleynien. The torus of life *shirk brae beets promoted; the ec my and saving uf labour; the advaiscement of science, and the Kaarartee of safety, ait at at once the insportauce and value of these kr - mimes. We have now to add to she list the patent MLR SIIIeLD, in vented by Mr. Ralph Buckley, of this city, one of the most simple, and, it app. ties to us, the most alveoli, protreti 0000 of property from fire ever invented. This shield is intended so protect firemen whilst employed in extinguishing fii-es, but it is particularly desigliest to lee vent fire from spreattiog. It is well liaison, that when • house is on fire, if it even eau he saved after the Hale N lost its bringing sap the engine., it must necessarily be very much damaged. The evil to be ?Twit. coded is the spreading of this devouring element, which frequently lays whole blocks of building., and sunietimes whole cities in wawa. Tula iiivention is intended .o aerial the evil on the spot where It originates, by enabling firemen to approach so a, ar the tiabfe as to pro tect surrounding property. As this itiveniatio is of deep Interest to our ritixeise, and particularly in the soul his u l• cities, so much afflicted by fires of late, we deem it net:ee l. tory to be particular in our exploitations. The shield is Made of a outtalk substance; Mite ' light, sad impervious l• ',beat ; it is of a tenth 443 breads,* sufficient to cover • !• gawk person, and it may be used in several different pusi thane. For example: when *used in the street, it is firmly fixed on • small platform, wills wheels, and a ebort elevation from the gemmed. The firma* takes his salami mi this plat form, and behind she shield: lie is dragged by ropes weer the current of heat and Aimia , wiitiout being arANCed or fueling any inconveuiessce, mid wails the boss-pipe, or leader, in his bawl, he directs the water to the part where it is most respired. In this way • terse of shields may be formed to chnie order, in float of a powerful heat, and behind which the firemen may stead with oafs ty and play upon the houses with their water pipes. The j utility, therefoie, of this invention, may he seen at a glance; is citable. firs men to brave the flames with impunity, whereas in must issiances of excessive heat, they are Milieu of, marl the flaws are permitted to spread. The shield is used iii another and equally Lem finial way. By varying the firm, it is earned up stalls to she third story a twit,. I. ant on fire, bat ibe roof of which reqraires water, and by • simple machinery carried in band, it is project •fesi from a window like a pairtee's platform; the leader is thee carried through the house, op Mann and so out of the window, and as disected by she Mesons be. bind the shield to that part of time adjoining houses which it may be a' cessary to protect. It is tat timely Mara! in (+Mulles. and Gum steeples, and may be applied in • variety of ways. Foremen have been frequeiitly injured in health and person, by approaching kW near Ilse dames mid giving full scope to that intrepidity of chasacter sad hionsoity fur which they are distinguished. By dna fire shield they will be eretually protected, and it wilt be found, in narrow streets, to be peculiarly useful. We learn that Mr. Bnekley bag bmnght the subject be. fore the Corporation, and the probability is that they will be patronized. Too or inure eau he attached to each FAO= Mouse, and they are not expensive. NAVAL ItIYTELEILtATE. lernifiliteirlit, JULY 30. Arrived the V•nes, Carter, from Were for Baliiseure; Soiereign, Pearvon, from the Drwoa fur Jemmies; and Ma. 'dila, Hamilton, frum oittu fur Be rigal. Sailed ibe Caledonia, Morrison, for Quebec. r tut own. JULY 29. &tiled the Migratory, or 20 guns, tor' Nee Mrditerrauren ; Ituttiock, for ikw Cutlery lekinds; Palmyra, D.I. for the Havionah; Iriendrbtp, Blake sor Cork; Rub. boor, Evans; and Four Frauds, Kuberte:fur Loudon. HARWICII, JULY 30. Arrived the Thetis packet ream Gottenburg, and Prince or (gunge mad Vausittart packet. fium Hu!laud—each with a mail. FINCIRN roe, .ssitm 30. Sailed the Miuer•a, Bell, for New Jutish Waies, with too. •iete. DEAL, JULY 30. Came down from the River and remain, the Anne, Dry borough, for Trieste; Speedwell, Sdnitow, for Cork; 'rods M'Pherson, for Marseille', bud arsenal of the owl eretd-butisd. The Harrison from Livrrpobl to Quebec was spoken with he the Terry, *trim( at Trailer ► iu lat. 47. lung. 31J. with luso of mainmast. The Alpha of North Shit.lds, far Rio Janeiro, was with the 811 t May uear tha Line—toptna►b sheik y T j lightning. COURSE OF EXCIIA . Amsterdam, C.F. It 14 011ie at Sight 12 13 Itottettlsm ...... 12 17 Aut./trip ........ 12 9 11smburgh ...... 38 8 Alton• ......... 38 7 'GC. TIJOIDAY, JULY 0. 1 Leghorn „ .. 47 1 Genoa ... Venice Malta Naples. ....... Palermo, per oz ll6 Lisbon .... Oporto . Rio Janeiro 49 Bahia 6O Dublin... ..... (Auk 1 MULLION • 4 ?bengal Gold is f e. di C.niii, per ea .... 0 0 0 Gold is 8are...... 3 17 10$ New Doublouna.—. 3 13 6. New Dollars 0 4 10 Silver is bare • 0 4 II Paris 3 day's date 25 55 llillu 25 65 Hourdeaux ...• • • 25 85 Fraakfort on the 154 Pciersburgb, p. rbl. 8 3 Us. Vienna Trierte Madrid Cadia Bi!bum 33! Barcelona 35 Seville thbrakar 303 [Pre= the " Lee4fie Malrovtilp tiers Carrot of Trader, Jedi 31, 1821.). • WEST INDIA AND NPANISII 114 IN PRODLTen. COVVItt —Three paidie saler, raisfwr limiird in qui:will, have byes braught forward since sot lam : the Planta:hos has fail, aseppeirivl pitiortir:e6vuOy *Mien!, sad Owlet: has is some ins:misers cold ; the For sga (603 Imago cut:Mated aft.. Durison‘o,Thivatio gh su.l Brazt! the rotator, IMO tallest is at 1 . 1114.4, mat Ike lodtresw4is A 4.1.1 .41 1114.61 4 fur ur•liusry to 1164. tsr emu?, 6•444 t 4:4 n IvAnce obis dteerlpt , tms ; the HeVit.sitA %frog 41 m 'lose of 1,; .:. pet ewt. . - By privete . runtr4tt Ibt trawirseib."4 Lace bergs fen, St. U.imn:tu b.3beLy 401 J et 1 id c fur good 'rainy itl min4ll p.sle , is Tie *o w e& of Coffee is uue 4,438 I , ,nt„ ts,i,,g 103 An than at Asa time het year, preseut p. ire% WA. p. r eat 1u,.• . B. P. SUGAIL—Sitore Tu:talay lact the —summer,. 1•.. 1 b po lets rilessive,•ll.l h•orra 1.4 ati , ltliind Bugrr hurt. fleet, • ad ratite? lower • the cowl and Ate qu.hbrrtuu , iaur. ,r., evaavaria.l fall peke., _ _ _ _ Tao Stock of 8. Bu Aar is ono 13,345 tick. leis 'hal. .1 11. i. now kit piteroi woe* 6.. por cwt. Ware p ,. Gazeffiiverage., Tie *vitt uturbet coistients very doll. Tire Rusk aPf Ilya is we ill,OtW psuchenos, sod price of prpots Is. Sa. its ipteasi. Ntork .ante ism; I.bat )ear 11,35% pew-helms, •aJ price of proof. 2.1 Id. per olleas. PIM FSTO has r%prrirseral a fair &mewl privately, ttooe hiving berm br..ogitt to public aorito.l tins vtrrk , and a wuall Mit /shoe Lts berm paid tur Ibe beta twilit? UY►WooDS —Nitaragua Wood etas alit...aced 31. 1041 prr ton sa.ce uur last, EAST INDIA PRODUCE.. CIVITOW.-..Thrre has been tailor a !Riskdemand for Surat fur flume coostimption, partly in consequence or an advance to the prices of Upland; U.ußsl has been in fair demand, and it is hel•I more firmly. The *ales of the neck are (his tonsil) 900 Ifengak ursliaary in good, bIJ. tl 8.1.; 1,800 Surat, very iiidtnasy Cp., •str 81c1 to Old., gsaid 8.1 ; (Moly 300 Pm siassillutso, rum. 13.1. fir Cfel.l. ; ISO Smy r n a , •m. Idliu4a. euwl, 714, iv nil.; 40 Ai. Voicing's, fOl.l. ; 40 DCHirrtil a, 1 I id. to ltd. 1. lel, 3.0.1 if bags. TrA.—Bolsra and common Coug.isi have liven in good de -1113114i at ass advance erf 1 td. to ll per lb. on the prices of the 1.,i sale gamed above, The Cataloguet her the emoting goarter!y sales of Salt peire anal Pepper are now iISIV (14 the fiViii.re taxed at 26i. p.r cat. silo the latter at 7.1. p.r lb. NORT' AMERICAN PRODUCg. Ituocts Tuarrwer4E siippuris fie pore; enhet,9oo bar relm islrly par( i• lu is• Tie been sold at 13n. per eel. Spirits are however rusher lower. .g• LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jui.v 29. We have had a food demand for COTT../4 I Ilia week, milli eularly fur Bored. anal Orleans, and in some notancris rather hither prices have been obtained fur the former ; there 4.60 a for ingairy for Brazils at last week . * priers; 501 r Orleans, 3SO Lleascals, were off,•rral al suction yesterday; the la hole of the f.rnier sold at steady piece. say ordinary L. on:dining wt 9.1. a 101,1 fair to go ..1 fair 101 I. a 111 , 1.; only 130 of the Benzals were sold •t 61,1. for f dr. The sales b• private are 11,100 bags, convicting of 6,100 Roved. as 911. a i 1,1,1. ; 1,250 (Mesas as 91.1. a 121. awl a fair at 121.1.; ISO T. 11•11 . 16 , CC. 1 b J. • 91.1. ; 250 Sea lel rads at 15.1. • 2241. and a few •1 2. 3J.;30 statist dat 131,1; 520 Per.,ains at 121.1. a Ind. ; 500 Bahia, at I ltd. a 121 , 1.; 8410 Marwashanas at 12.1. a 12id.; 30 Mona Novas al 1 lid. • 111.1450 Mina Genies at 100.; 400 Dem 1 11t.i. a 131.1.; 620 Carskagenas at 71 , 1. a 8,1.; 20 St. And, ea* at Std.; SO N adras at 8,1.; 136 Ss. rats at 7,1 • 71d. ' • I2V D. s. als at 6i I. a 71.1. pie lb. ; making the tonal vales abunt 12,000 bags. There have been taken. on speculation almost 2,000 bags. The import this wee: Is. 24,082 big,, six. 204 Ivaco %Vest India, 700 Ba.t 1,191 Demerara, 2,023 New Orleans, 10,031 4 barleston and Savanuals, 3,007 uthev parts of U. S. 8,016 Brasil, 270 Lishani. Ike Sugar market continues very steady, and 750 tasks of Antigua, Si. Luca., and Barbioloes, have bees sold at public salt at bast 'varies prices. A few paanclieuaaa of Autigars Molasses have lnorght 24..: fur Foreign and East India Suter there is still very little inquiry. A am. II parer lof tine middling Jamaica Coffee has bees. laken by Ike eroret* al 130..: fur Foreign we have Mai much inquiry, xe.-pt Brazil, of which there to very little in she mark. t. 2011 hwg• of middling Pimento have been bought fur earn( at 71.1. per lb. In Cocoa anJ Ginger nothing doing-1114.re is very little impriiventent in the demand (or Hire; °Cahoot 200 rash. fair Caroboa uttered at maroons only a few lut• acre sold at 13i. 3J. a 15s. 6d., but the reussooli r have since biro dia. posed of to the grurris at the same priers ; • few emits of good have brought Iflr. a 161.64., and ill!. lot of flue l9c. Ruin continues ; Jasnea 151 0. I'. bas been sold at 15.9.1., and at g Gramiaras at 24. 1.1. There is a better. demand fur Gyenuosl4; Carapeaehy Logwouil Ina brought 91.45. 6d. • 91. fra , St Lucia 2/. 7s. 8.1. ; anted Cuba sad. Spanish Fin" sc 8/. a 81. 2.. 6J., Jamaica N. W , .; and fur 311 lona ofsolid Nicaragua Wood 391. We. has berio'paiJ. hare little inquiry fur Ashes ; Burton Prints hare sold al 6ii. 1 he Mika offered at ascliors thia wed' were chiefly with draws (or h del prices, • few fait dry B. A. were siispowd of at Ottl. a I0&d ; 1.800 ',turd at sp. and 1,601 l Murk Amens:aft salted at sd. • till. per lb AI a public salt of COO clirsi• of E. I. Indigo yesterday, the whole sold at rely full place., say 5a a 74.6.1. per lb. 0n..--tlinee our MO n ship has arrived el Newcastle frOM DAVIS'S thralls with tele tuna of Otl, bringing accounts of vessel. with eight, nine, and ten fish, one cleats and snulhe r with owe fish; geoesal aeconnis have alto heels rreetvial fraiiit Greenland trot ufsn favourable a nature, and the pr.ew of Oil in arrive has advanced about It per tun, but Shire is not much business doing. In Sperm Oil consideralsle Intai nt as has been done : three maw'. leave been add at shoot M. per toss, and some small to 's since at 63?. Seed 011* use lower and .1011 of sale. bMN Eli SeIGAlt —Tn. re bas Inuit ral lirr mere bitsior.s done, hut the prices are rather lower, rune psreela of ind, nary Lamps lissome been sold at 82:. and 8.24.C1. per C.ll. There hair beau a fine demand fur better golds fur Inane eut,uulttunu. i MI end Mess Bea bare been it gaud ticalsod ollscr guns are dull. Awlseripl, 7'oesdnA Jam 31, 1821, Forr o'Cloch. Correa —Ti,.i public sale., were In-might forwar.l at voltkb there was very little demand, and r ood ■od fine oi ditimay Jamaica (nut vireo) was sold at a rola, tom of Coll per eat. RI. Durniocu wits bought .11 at 115 r. Bd. per t •ti the Mews( prier boll seas Ins. The matket rette.3l!t -vevy B. P. Suoattr.Nrorly .all the good Co:. 14r ot.tv ••' . site. in day, eras I.lteet at tmi: p. kap, an t it ••• bliaintaa float 9a oilnk r Soria than 'luring usl *tel.. I. *III asks ofteialt to abort I,soCelaa4k. ' • ' • DEATHS. In Alaitilitr.flaffet, Dll6llll, at Ilse age of ten years, Art has ißseNally, youngeat sou of tie late Leonard Sine Sally, Esq. Rorrister at Lair. • 'Ss NymphsSeld, Cuenty Blißo , at an advanced are. Mn.. O'Hara, wife of Charles O'Hara, Esq. M.P. for tear County. At %Voiaspaalt, Comity Clare, Alas. Harold, rt•liet of the late Jukes Harold, Esq. On the I lilt oh. al Lia bonne near Doosiniet-streel, Dttbl•n, John Knox, Esq. lure Major of the Stit u Whit. On Sunday evening the 29th silt. at We Koss.. S.'. Li Chapel place, Ramsgate , aged 86yeare, the Rey. ' Richard 149rety,.A.111. one uf the sax Preachers of Cantertmary Cs. dArtsl, Vicar of Enmity autl Wuttlkaud Lite Vicar of*. Lao. &ate, in 'tisane!. • HIGII WATER TIliS DAY AT LOO:)''' 1 " 411) "' Nlurniag 3 nricr 4. &main: 16 aflr r 4. Prititril Rad Published THE mtrrisif asi.l TOE LORE Office, Pie le; Soso. 4 , by C CORNWELL , or the Si road. r N f