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I that the were ordosury of he. 1 b obeyt perty-of 'wader sdiued the the with Keeling- and dnisra in. fur , the mime the King die crowded .uppturs , three edisesdtly announced , Monday :be liouourtd atter not— agreed 9inted The ile ijor -et 'ID 1 ng trades- •ght... _ ifs their worthy Magistrate on she occasion. Ots . following de) Sir D. W. SMITH sent 50!. to he !!istributed among the pear of the palish. On &- Tinley evening the paupers in the workhouse were Ruled with pooch by the overseen. At s motile% er she Conerwurion of Hertford. Mundry.,-CMAIW.6II ii•SuATT. Eeq• was elected fnor fur the ensuing yes , . The Members of the •ily otters/4,de Awed uegeib... sad woe hembour -0 with the cempassy of the Mahon, Elul Somalia,. tl gASTS4OII, the H tw. 4. S. t;scris, M.P. the Very Hink the D ole of - • W- 6 k • 4 4 • I- • . • 41, • . - 4111PrismOw- ow • -- va • 1.- 1 % 'IC • ms's 411441 , 416X.T•110.11THRAD. • • - • . cis SOON A PRSISSMIR KREMS*, DILTTO.IIOtTi . . MMS, AVM. •f Witt O'CLOCK, rat. • loyal aquadrou came to author off this babe* at 10 p.m. yesterday. Hls ,Illojelfty does eft Slid, and it appear, sear itoboble the squadrou . t .in.b• sealer weigh in s Sew hies.. The wind-is hut moderate.' . , ' et 'FROM Aitourus :muss. DAMS, stir, AIM. 7, ta,S (Pcitisei w p.im The Klieg is idiot loodeel.- and set off with the • 114111/00.ef •Aagtesey al Plainewydd." : "Itt2 l 4 6l lsl4llAllOTllita 11.HTT111, SAN, DAT& NSW 1110,4"distk it was ipoderstood that his • Jae as ilia at four o'clock. • • ofiensimmtlialligresended epoo the following 4s. ataliSkilp toe folios Sir J. Smoky. the • - , . Alb Illuittsefa root Royal George, fay li ‘ l b If. « MTNino tb. King the ga.aNdl* Pod • 4mlestilltwilOb Wirlaised is s , se d Is to wbieb scososissaied it, and I by Ns Majesty is liquify to the Magistrate., asky, IresishsiSers, sad artier iishisheirsais.of tiotebsaa lierivbisti, that he duly animists. the kind eaves. aR •t efiselleanst sissifested terse& him es list pre. isd.stipt tbsogh, from civet's-slaws,. be is a 'Or monism pervosted from loadtai, that Ina Majesty porpoises epee his retool from Imbed to pays visit Silas always loyal miel tatifial Waal of Anions. " I its, asy Senate, • ". tsar faithful humble Servant al T. Si, Job. Plasky, Bart.` " CHARLES PAGET." t ot too o'clock. p. a. it was announced that M a k* / sossild tenet; and immediately the Owls mid ail the avenues leading to it were • : . with spectators. Kt Ave o'clock his Alajesty landed oat the pier, *hid • royal salute from two pieces of ordsmaure phtuted before the Cuatosa•loweee, and the ships of the squadron. Immediately spun his lauding on - pier, Sir Johu Stalky, accompanied by a deputation of .the inhabitant". presented his Ma- . PAC an Address of coograteletion on his arrival, to which his Majesty answered : That he received visit peculiar pleasure this ',evictions sod korai Address of a Ptistripality, the iitle of which he bed horse duriug se lan s particle of his life" The spectators cheered his Majesty in the most tostlntimieene manner. •Majesty, at present, intends to sail for Irm had to-morrow, at four o'clock iu the afternoon. BRAOSIT•11, AVERIST 7.—The Doke of YORK is Of the enjoyment of health and spirits. His Royal ighneas. from two to four o'clock, attemled by ‘•l Caoia, was ate homeheek is and shoot se eiauity of the tows this afternoon. Lord BELV • • -aiaYp, Celosid Di BURGH, and a select party of had ]he lionottr of dining with the-Commender- in-Chilf yesterday; oodaeitegiier Kilobit have dined tooth his Royal Highnomahis day. The Dohs tend emirehitys of Citatice., the • •:gaing Oak, of Skate-Mims an, sod the Princess SOPHIA., spelt Wednesday esessiog with the Duchess of Kier * at her reridestoe, Remising- • Palaces • Eitel 9psrcta, the Hoo. G. Visitor, mid dusiial Loci, were ammo; the company drawn o Plymouth by the preepeto of the K two's in- . peetiso of the Breakwater, and Reservoir fur the watering of the navy. ft is remarkable that the Queen Ceaottme, the •nsort of Kiang GROROR 11. died of the slime . vas indisposition which has terminated the %fa al Quiets Caeotin it, the Consort of King Goatees IV. The Theatres were opened last night, and dis- i 1 ..yed • full etteedonee. Drary-lane was crowded • ithweelegam esthetics.. The Coronation appears itecreine in attraction. it went off with great eclat. Mos WILSON rimed an engagement of three ,ights at the Newcastle theatre on Wednesday Atinestieg last. The mortal play of Rob Roy was announced ti e re p usen t a ti ou at th e Dublin theatre on Monday night, slum Min Stet iitas would, is Mfg- Pliatent to the bewly-srnved numeious visitoms eoPceaision of his bileJesev's most gracious visi , „ introduce the song of •• Charlie is soy darling, the breve Cavalier." This is an odd selection. Miss STEPHENS leis interred her engagement at the Dahlia theatre. We.miderstand that the people of Dublin have determined to give the nonce of King's Port to the little hurbour or Duoleery, should it be liououred by the debut kation of hi. MAJg,TT. Yesterday or'unight the Corporation of Water- • fiird assembled for the purpose of arranging mat- en for addressing his M ..._sJasoir on his arrival in refund. An Address was un.inituously agreed upon, and the following gentlemen were appointed to deliver it to his Ille.tcyrir in Dublin :—The M 'tor and Swears, the Right HOll. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, DAM. M.P. And JAMBS W•LLACS, E.g. Collector of Customs in Wattsfurd. Uni Wrdneaday iiefonight the bells of Newcastle itesimc.d announced time arrival of Major Eti.usue r.im4l his Lady at Hatboro Hell, the sent his brother, Cu - 1113E1T ELLI,ON, Esq. M.P. Newcastle. Os. the same evening Sir DAVID W. SMITH wa esimpliunen.erl in the same manner, upon b. ing crested a Baronet of the realm. Ia tonstquence of D. W. SMITH, E-q. bring created • Baronet, about fifty respectable trades- ' men asettubled in the Tuwn Flail, Aluwiek, oat IYednesday ee'uoight. to drink Wilds and long lilt to their worthy Magistrate on the occasion. Oil the fallowing day Sir D. W. SMITN sent 501. to he :tata DUSLIII, AUGUST 6. It is at all events certain that his Majeaiy will unt reach Dublin before Wednesday next, audit is liktly that he may not arrive sooner than'( hursday. Whets the Lord Lieutenant receives notice that the King has reachrd Holyhead, the public will be in ' formed officially of the precise time at which his Majesty stay be expected at Dunleery. The preparations tor receiving his Majesty ems tinse to occupy every moment of public attention. ! A sketch of the " Ceremonial," se arranged boy Sir William Brthain will be fouud enoexe d. It has received, ye un derstand. the approbation of his Excellency the Lord Lieuteuant, so far as it goes, but several of Ilse details remain to be arranged. : Meetings took place in all the. perishes in Dub lin on Saturday. and delegates were appointed to join the mutts' Committee at the Royal Exchange, sod arrange the part to be taken by the house holders and inhabitants, on the joys! occasion of receiving our gracious King. A general meeting took place at the Royal Ex- Cheer, yesterday, when it was determined that an applieatiou should be made to the Chief Secretary •to have a place in the procession assigned to the parish deputies (16i in number). and that the re : alpit of the citizens be requested to line a certain -won't)* of the streets or road. in visitation costume ...each parish to be under the direction of a prin cipal citizen, who shall carry a flag. The High Sheriff of the county, Charles Cobb., Esq. will accompany the Lord Mayor and Recorder, in the City State Coach, in the procession. The Gentlemen of the Coon'' , will assemble on horse back, sod as it is ascertained that the tide will be out at the time of the King's arrival • great number of them will rendezvous on the Strand. *here there will be abundant room mud perfect safety. Those who chuse tooin the couuty c a v a l ca d e wi ll wear pink sashes. The city colour, our readers re collect is sky blue, which we understand is already very scarce in town. We understand it is the imenfoo of his Mat Esti. in ender to have a full chapter at the installatiou of the Knights of St. Patrick, to create three sup pleMentel Knights, to supply the pieces of mime who will be absent. His Excellency, Earl Talbot. the Earl of Rodeo and the Earl of Outmode are to be the Supplemental Knights. Arrived yesterday la the Waterloo steam packet, from Li. verpool—'Fbe Earl of Dinionglimare, lard Hosoleisone, Ste. seen' Lard Hamden, Licetenant.Coloriel O'Malley, Captain O'Grady, M.P. Colonel Sir James Dickson, Lord Brandon, Lionlemoot-General Browse, ke. /se. Col. Sir W. Toss& Bid. and Major Weinye, have arrived at the Waierfonl Hotel, &civil/a-street. The Lord Visoooot Glorawley has loft said hotel, for his seat Geode Mellon. Lord Purtarliagtoo, Lard Lovelier, Lord sad Lady Cos. tleasain Lord Behnore Earl Braise, l ar d G ort , Firkl Marsha Lard Bereefed, lard George Bereaford. General Bilby, 800. Mr. Alison, Has. Mr. Mitchinson, Hun. Mr. Lame. M.P., Sir F. Hesitant, Mow. N. King, mod a great number of otter Noblemen amid Gootiernon hare arrived in town. Ja the Lirkhaer etreas.pacisstoshicii arrived ea Intarday ("toilet, Geer& Basilsy, &pen" to his Majesty ; CANA tans lie, of the loth Issinsoo k fiMaidn•Gisigi Ow Mer-iliegry Lords laiortovra, MeseeL:=egt, satin's of sink none pa The lard et Mt>tsB her house, Melgjilese•Mpae... •- • "'rime &tidies ) hee esele r al optimist, Is he idea for hist at Marriesoo's, and hoeappoinitelir RAM Slow and Co. (the royal beakers) lobo his elm. The Andtormidor of the Netherlinide has alas named apartments at Morrison's. Mr. Jobe Smith Barry hes taboo Use boom nest the Wicklow Hotel, Sierhen's.greesi. lard Calorie. is ea a visit with the Bishop of Kildare at Glasoevin._ Earl O'Neil hat arrived at lb, Rockville-street Clefs linser. Lord Blaney. at the same place. At the Prince of Wales Hotel.—Tbe Earl of Albion and Lord Langfeed. At the Miltereiae Hotel:—Earl Portarlington; Rear Ad. mire! SirJustaa Rowley, Bart. K.C.B. M.P ; Major•G I Btu des ; Major-General Sir W. P. Carroll; Moonier Le Cuvorte de Medals's; Captain Gurdoa, R.N.; Capt. Phial's Captaie Hemmings, kr. 414 c. At Abbate* Hotel :—Sir W. Cox, Bart. and Lady, Mr. Jervis, Caplan Smith, Mr. Barren and snit, Mews. O'Meara. Hendry, due. At lifachaia's Hotels—Kr. Carew, Lady Alen* sod fa mily, tllr. Burin, Major King, Mr. Hart, Major Maher, Ise. Lord Dorteraile bias takes Mr. Preedergases hone in Meti.n-sqeare ; be la expected is lowa on Tiondsy. THE CASTLE, PARK, Ito The following is an account of the preparations and arratigemeuts made and snaking at the Vice 'ego' residence, for the reception of the King DUBLIN CASTLE. Pmasemee CRAMS/Bt.—The Throne is NNW richly elk herniae.' is oil gold, and picked out with white. The tap of a most gorgeous sad glittering canopy, Is amounted with the royal lion and the Isoicont, sod these are suratoonted by she crown; the back of the throne ie ourered with richest crimson velvet with the arms of she Suvelehre Meet oplevallter evainuider:d is pure gold. The drapery need the merry is also profusely embroidered, and edged by a deep gold fringe; the chair or wet is elevated, and there are two easy ascend:mg steps, forming a cirele rased the throne. The cushion, which is edged with gold, is of a mimeos n. lour. The platform is covered with a Turkey carpet. The walls of ilia beautiful chamber are of a Red bias soloist, the snoultheir are of burnished gold; the onsameals very richly gilt. la this room are fell length portraits, faith. fully and admirably 'nested, of their late Majesties. George the Third and his air eons Consort—thew are in richly carved frames. l'lte etirtain• are of line scarlet cloth, onsbrolined with guld-euloured silk fringe, with tassels of the same !ma terial; they ate s Impended from elegant cornices, tso blrmatie of the Order of G. Patrick. Tom DRAWIIIO-aouxas.—The adjoins/ public room' are fitted up in pearly the same wiagailicent style, as is also she drawing-room of the Comptroller's apartments ectionsuoi eating with them. This latter I. intruded or hie Majc*ly's retiring room, to which there is a private entrance from the left hand career of the Casile.yard. It is out "U. germ for the Sovereign to enter the Royal Palace by the public piazza ; and ou ibis account, much labour has been devoted to preparisig she calmer, of which we speak. The stair ran sod hall in covered with rich Turkey carpeting, mud in every ether respect •preerialely eel out. ST. PATRICIeII HILL —This Hail, .me of the font State Rooms to his Majesty's &noisiness is also twi n up in the must superb owning,, it is ono of the rooms to be appropri ated to Balls to be given by the Kiwi. Ms decorative of it in not yet completed. THE PARK. Tem King's Bao.aoust.—The King is to sleep at the Phone Perk, in a couch bed, emblematically carved; and ma rr ed with golit-eulowed satin; the mattresses are of Irish damask, covered with the richest white salts. The rortaies of ibe room are also of white satin. trimmed with gold; the oarpeting is of the richest kind; the ernamenti of the room are gold. Of die furniture we canted adequately speak—we are at owe rammed by ID elegance, sad dazzled by its splemdeer. It is, ie ea* word, a Royal betl•ehsober. Sure 04, Rooms.—Apartments are prepared at the Cattle, and at the Pea, foe, somas.* sabers, the Hallowing diatia sied le the Kitts - -Awls of (*.origami, Lord Gloms ' •Ike Mama& um' • 71r II Perin she t)nkE of Minnow, the Merriam tilah.m, L or d Greer., Viscount Sidm..nth, the Marqtris of Louilni.d , rry. the Mar. gni, of Readfort,. Orr Named hiagle, Sir H. Turner, Sir Henry Berrard, .Lord Petrrahate, 'and the very nitmemos suite, as well as di.rinerrerbid :penman/es •Lo hare been suroosoned to uncoil his NTnjersy. There art Rho prepared at the Paik, bed rooms for the Priem and Princess Foterhasy, with suits of room. attireheil. - Arid,. in the event of other of are Aarbmaaa fora Ia Pentland from Porfirio Courts accurnmatiog his Li .jrmy to Ireleod, orders have hers given for she appropriate arrangement. to be made, either eV* Castle or at the lewd Lieetenenv's Lodge, for their receptive. The L.rd Lieutoomst has Wilde eM.I possible sacrifice of his owe convenience to that of his softest Master. Ills £x. ',limey and the Vice.Regsi Falaill, slod his 4culictser's sail, will twoupy,derriug the Royal visit, the left grilse of the Castle, commencing from the Presence thorniber, and yr. eluding the snit of apartments courrecteil aith th e c owme n, Room. All there now, as well as those intruded fur the Cog, are &teal up with a taste, beauty, and splendour, eal culated to excite the warmest admiration. Tov such pra i se „ moo t be hnitorred on Lir Benjereie Blumefield, Mr. Mash, and Liest..Coloael Master, louder whose immediate superiateridence these ars eugenicists •liare here made, for their tardiest disposition of the Palaces at the Castle awd the Park mr the emeral purposes required. The cetera*, of the Calle aid the Public Oates I. the upper yard have tilidergione mumiderable repair. THE 110TVIIDA Romme.--Mesars. Mark, Williams, and Gibloa, are preparing a throne sad canopy for his Majesty, N be fitted up in the Retesida. Them rousts hare been newly fernisbed for the pebbly oalertaiseamits that are in leaded to he held daring his fie. PATeticrg's Cseemmititt......fir• umlerefand ills Celle. dral is also 'Woe oat for au imitellation of the Kinglets of Et. Patrick ; the Preach church to be converted into a Chop ter-raum. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. stret.ossosuit.usit, suinros 3. &ism fries& heist( assembled, sad at tea in the assolug room is the boom of Mr. Webster Weildarborise, •is this city, on Wednesday minim; Jost. 0 eloktist seaMe was hoard is the porkier, step the eittarty fined .that Mr. Webster Weddarberas bid slabbed his valet with a spring dub few* a some, is sks .differest !daces. The man has been taken the beet curs of possible, sod the Police are busily employed is issualissiles this 'mysterious trsasseticia. Mr. W., Wodtlerberna gritted Risologire the some night. The sitoatiun of Lady F. Weddesburae is truly Ismestable--she re 111•111111 is the bus* with two intuit chit tires, and is again is a stoles( pregstsey, ItTßalt PARTICOLSII.O. The Monday ereitior previews to this wuresheill catastrophe, Lady Frames emend seam where barbusbasid erns 'reseed is • duel with hionalet. Mr. W. was is tie set-irfeirckiur • pistol to shoot hits, when Lady/tousles eastredostwees term, and rescued she mass front iliesitable death. The busbauil has Ord, !resin her with uuly 100 francs. Sorely her Meads will seed for her kens.. On the pretest oecasion Lady F. was aisle the Orel to ester the MUM. Me. W. sad his servant were thee on the greased straggling, the saki uppermost, and both deluged with blood. She *rigged the valet of hoe hogshead to the stair -tam, whets he fell frost Ism of blood. The company sow ran out from the &swig room, mod Mr. Corson polled the dirk from the msn's body. Serueens Campbell, Robert son, and Owen, and Dicier Courtney, were instsialy mailed is. They declared that he hod lost fsll seven poen& of blood. He is between 50 and 00 years 44 oge, sod ofa thorie habit. alf priest. opinion is, that the wooed 'nut • haven bees is the Mbotel part, Ilse assn may yet reamer We thislithed ala 111Aumma be sane. Ni saidlast Tees: day, is 100 ploollolo•Cfaterfiesstliumem, UM he should be happy. welt thstßilhbesiss *mad be hints was she ,1 4 , s .. • s The soutpaley le the Itliks this estsolrophs happened were Lord Ikeryanora, NO Rev. smay 111 • 11 • 0 1, Lieut.-OW. Kwittht, lOC MeAlpenow, Rested slid Rome, Mi. sad De. Cimiesap-R i r • - Lit:RIM Lai . - 4 : •.• 1 , Sir Qum:, Cayley, Is opeselrease a 111•=111ild a the markets, has retsrsied hie lessialse* per rest. on their rests. Sir fobs Clietwodr, of Oikley, Salop, at a late rest-day, retu. std •Hil. per seat. is his tssasts, We usilerstasd Ricaerd Aritteriglit, Eau. of Hampton Court, in Herrforillslnre, availed his agest, Mr. Wakefield, on blonds, the 30th ult. to wen SOL per cent. to his tenants ow their last half-yearly . 1 BliA ititi GO • . . ; .M1ii..... I COLIMA AND Tmenst.-4•0604111 IWO pi IV the 100 ' MOM WID &smile geMerthiy is e kid so the elsidge rued, leve. Is Mrs a guises sad* gimlet ef Her . Turner is • pupil of Carter's, who thee& meets of If, and sot peril elder In his abase, wide\ be sat Oliver, who was AN. juyisg his glass at Cribb's. He vauntingly challenged Oliver, vibe seek het little notice of bins until he could brook his Moults we longer, and en Turner petting down a guises es lightpOtiver covered it. and both 41411 Is ismituer at the appelsiteil Met. Riehnsoed and Ned prows seconded (Aviv, mid Carter sad a strutter picked up ?Seiler. Nee • • retied, were relight is tweety-two misulev. The weseessed the grossti foiled beds the teen, and alter sass ing bite • eisselisitewed, sad Tenter was thrown. S. Taste sheered mew mime,, which would have dace wish the gloves, bee Mem get betweenlds guard sod grassed him by • hit in the seek. 3 sad 4. Turner rushed, sad Oliver parried his blows, the ground beteg tee wet S. sanity a Need to receive hies. Terser aegrily asked why Oliver did sot stand sad light, and the mower was, ' 4 I'll be with you directly," and he threw bite in beds weeds. b. Terser received • lush bit es the temple which drew streams of claret, sad set his eyes isarleqeinadieg. 6 Oliver placed • good right•bmsded hit lops§ his adver sary's eye l end three , Wes, and the light was his see. V and 11. Oliver placed several hits and threw his adver sary, who was dead beat. S. Turps slipped due, in making play. 10. Oliver placed • beery his eft the mark, which doubled his adreraiwy up, and wee the light, as is the next mead Terser meld sot steal. The discovery ships .6 left Orkney May 30 ; had a good voyage across. June 13th, fell in with ice within 6 miles of Resolution Island; made fast to au iceberg. Obliged to put out to ere six times on account of fog end drift ice. liegained situations June Yid, but immediately driven to sea by • violent gale. g3th. 127 miles from Resolution Wood. 30th, all safe, in good health and spirit.; 17 live fat oxen on board, but rattier deficient in key." Letter from a mats en board the Heck, brought by the transport, and apparently put ou shore et Br rwick.—(lavereess Paper.) A very singular accident occurred in the shop of Mr. H A aittsoN, chemist, Chapel-bar, Nottiogliam, on Friday se'rinight. About half-plot four o'clock Mr. HOPKINSON, the shopmen, was preparing a particular composition to be used as gunpowder, and was pounding it in the marble mortar, when, by the friction, it suddenly exploded, with a yin lent report, breaking the •inottite into a thousand pieces, which flew in all direction., rod broke net only the shop window, but also a number of ba ilee, &c. which stood upon the shelves, and the , pestle wee blown up into the ceiling. Theshock was so violent as to render MrAoggjapois inseu eible, bat, wonderful . to *MIME 1111Limalisastal .co • • LBW l.lltll-ist.l6 C: . • g ia . s r a ,v • r s - s r OF CHMIOERT, LINCOLN . / 131111, - 'NU moat, Avever 9. cutaway V. GREGORY. The Logo Coglcgi4oit wu lien' pied the whole of-the day in hearing Ilits repeal, which misted Iu the conitruc4ion of --a will, of no interebt except to the portico eiareiued„. INSOLVAST DEBTOicS` 'COURT: OLD WAILZT. AUGUST 9. Francs Tadman was opposed by Mr. BARRY. for Mr. 81putitford, his landlord, on the ground of his keeping adverse possession of a house in.Spital fields, from which it had in vain been attempted io eject him. But upon his delivering up the:key of the premises in Court, rod Mr. •Monnt fool Consent ing to become his assignee, the Court ordrred that he should be discharged, on its being certified that his faintly were removed, and possession of the_ premises given up to that gentleman. Mr. Charles Grindall. an Eustga m the London Militia, was opposed by a creditor named W. Row loud dosig..who stated that the liestdvetat had eb..• tatted credit of him by representing hitintelf ai into, seised of property iu two houses, of which no turn. tion was made in his schedule. Upon hi. examination the Insolvent said he hod not inserted them because they did not belong to him, but were the property et his wife. Being quern das to his former discharge under the In solvent Act, lie stated the date of it to he in Mauch, 1816, but hosts the schedule and other documents relating to That discharge, which were produced in Court, it proved to bum been in -1818; sod no mention siimileser war made of the circumstance in his .present petition" as required by the Act, being withio five years. His 'tritium was, then:fuse, dia missed. George Austin, of the Red Lion public-house, EnAeld.hit ;iwoy. was opposed by Mr. D. PO L. Lock, for r. ltroilsford, a brewer at Enfield, and Mr. Grathi private geotleimaii. From the exensi saition of the Insolvent, Mr. Brodsford, and Mr. E. Peter, the Attorney fur Mr. Gray, it appeared that is November, 1819, Mr. Ilrail•ford, the brewer, in order toget the nude (dike Insolvent's public-house. lent him on a mortage of his lease the sum of 250/. to pay off the demands of Messer. Culvert and Co. and other tnidemnen against him, taking his war ring of attorney as a collateral aeeurity. Dueng the year HMO, Thomas Barrett, the Insolvent's brother.ir.-law, lived with bum as hostler. leaving previously been a gentleinita's servant. and saved some matey bat of his wage*. The • Insolvent being often in *mut of money. had borrowed of him frequently sums of M. or la at a time, and in June, 1840, having an occasion for a further loam of got. which Barrett was unwilling to advance with oat security for the whole ansouut due to hits, he executer' a walnut of at toruey is his favour for OK. is M.ay best a Mr.. Benjasniu Gen, is gentleman . oforsine peoperty, wise seems to have matte a fried of sporting companion of the Insolvent, frequently pants% up at his house for 'trend days together. and going about with hint to hone races, and similar places of amusement, arrested him for a sum of 400/. alleged to be doe for mass advanced at va rious times, which that Insolvent *donned hosing received ; but contended that they had been given to him by Mr. Gray, as presents for hi. time and trouble in teaching him to ride, and attending him to horse races sad on other occasions, and further claim ed gist. as due to him for the keep of Mr. Gray sod his horses at various timer, and also for stuns void on several lorese.drolistg teatisactions of Mr. Grey's. On the arrest of the Insolvent, his brother.m.law immediate!y sued out an eitecutiou upon his war rant of attorney, and took panniers of the pa& lic-house aud.premises, which he has retained ear since, and continued to carry on the business, Mr. Bailsford still supplying the house with beer, and making con his bills for the same in the Insolvent's same, kw which he has been regularly paid. Mr. D. PoLLock eddressed the Court at some length, urging that the warrant of attorney given to the brother-in-law. without the knowledge of Mr. Brailsford. was, if givers without the supposed consideration, a fraud upon that gentleman and the *thee creditors, sad if the alleged sums had really been advanced by Barrett, it was in endue preference sliewu to him. to the prejudice of other creditors. With respect to the transactions with Mr. Gray. bur: argued that the claim of *W. es a debt due from that gentleman, woo 6 fraudulent attempt to defeat him of his just claims upon the estate of the Insolvent. Mr. FISATH. for the Insolvent, addressed the Court in a neat and ingenian speech, and The Coca? considering that the whole arse shortly reduced itself to the question whether the second warrant of attorney was given with a view to defeat the first, and seeing no reason to think that it was given with list inteution, pronounced for the discharge of the Insolvent, appointing Mr. Illrails.. ford assignee, and ordering that the discharge' should not issue until the said assignee should cer tify to the Court that he had been put in possession of the premises lately in the occuputiou of the In solvent. 4.. z...a...__ The Worcestershire Humane Society held their second smiiversary meeting yesterday seinuight, It which Earl BILAUCH•NP presided. A requisition is now signing to the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, to request his Lordship to call on early Court, fur the purpose of testifying in a suitable manner their deep and mournful feelings upon the sudden and leurented death of her M AJRATY. We understand that, inconsequence of the ditec.. lions of the Lords of the T reasury , a Committee la the Board of E x cise are diligently employed in re viewing the practice of that extensive department, with a view to make such alterations therein as may tend to increase the facilities of the fair trader, without injuring the security of the revenue ; and also to ascertain what reductions are prectieable. As the Hon. W. K. BAnatmoTou, Sheriff of the county of Durham, was cutting with a hatchet in a plantation near Sedgefield, he hung the hatchet urea a breech, and while he was under the, tree, it fell and - pitelied upon his knee, and me dett .• deep incises% Hi Nadi airinovid h ome he his carriage, Duressl alai tares wait immediately • NO , _ • • POL./ Cft • . CHARGE OF FORGING! THE Or . MARKS ON PLA's Yemenlay • permit eat;ied Jeteniale a public examination on a charge of ' stump and the mark of the Goldsmi tally called the Hall Mark, on • Wield to defraud the revenue and 0 The Primmer, who is • working gone • private imuiminatioa on T• suspected that some opuleut firma I nog on the fraud, which, it was said, hare b en carried on against the re Company. A number of salseratiths Mr Lase attended as Solicitor Company. • Mr. Siker, the Solicitor of lbe the M P r r . '"e"l hilt.s li , oß in . mating his charge s o ,_ . which the interest of the trade 8, mended 'oublor, said, that from what had tro lonisation of Tnesiley, some tritium of M . Levet. and Jacobs, who • • sentiha in the City, and also hail plate to blesses. Smith and Com; which plate, open examination at t found to be marked with forged at. were of course applied to upon harpy to state that they had cleared which intsowily fell upon them. They to liners. Levi sad Co.ownotifacturiag street, St. Mary-ate; and Mr. Levi i -mould mare fully elate, the Prisoner Ur. Sikes said, the Art upon which frith of Geo. 111. imp. 185, see. TO!, Cr 'ass impossibility uf obtaining evidence Ebel, Snide pieriensun crud. wee of • - et/ the proof lio the contrary on the Re. G. W. tacker, whe stated, I the Customs. Some Jays since a box 'lathe Custom-boom mid mitered fur G. Smoot of his deity, examined it, when ' Marks on some spouse, of which he Alismerien. The a totem masked all tie his initiate, repacked it, mid ordeied Mr. George Miles, of the Assay of examined the game produced Ity the t eil the satraps spots it to be lingerie.. said that the'snarks MIKA to plate •• head, which denoted that the duty Hie mark of the leopard or line was were ales the figures of the initials, all of witch were allixea sung time. Three marks on the p...... forgeries. None of the plate bad passed Mr. Sikes.-." How much plate au i hooks, as haring bees paused by Goleta, (feriae the last year ?" Me. Miles—" 1 fliml gal, dl ounces Mr. Sikes—" Hoar mach plate do ! oriel, maiked with forged stamps, Stith& oil it se the milker" Mr. Mites—" 1 bud abnut 140 owners. Mr. Atexauder Levi, of the lirm sworn, and deposed that a sheet r ant order front Messrs. Leven and % plain. The Primmer was a sprow-maker, employed for several years by ' - them in his prufentee. Part from Messrs. Leven sled A. was imam made by the releaser were making up the order, aid sent to the produced were part of them, and stake, as lie judged front their Pentomer'• instals, J. G. As se 4 I. ACM SIM& these initials on the pkte, be of Goleta'. make. The Primmer. received • given weight of Mien, w iota spoon. He relented the mow chargiug for the making •sid the ditty question bed omen bees is posiessies Co. butt had bees swot direct to the Cat Heart' Joseph, who was in the employ C... stated, that he applied accurate( ts• Levi and Co. fur the order, which er he took it to the Custom-Heine, , Hit searcher, Francis Cook, a joanteystas ails. had been employed by the Prisoner shortly deposed that to the absence often opened the dour to strangers as some persoaa who liaise milted bed , now wants a dozen or two of spooos them." When witness mmitiond the el, master, or spoke to him on each occasions, Hoe winter impatiently, and say, " yours ?" or something us ilia game staled to what point this witness wr Mr. Sikes said, this wart the ease ts.. The Solicitor who attesded iii behalf he was not sow prepared to defcail hi which he wished; hot if ohs ease were . he trusted he should be able I. adduce exonerate his client from the charge ie The Prosecutor, had on objectioe being seceded to, earl the Lord Ms! the Prisoner fur a week. A warrant was used against another trade uu a similar charge. The dm', .ii i la. 4d. per mien. Bat the crime charged sower is sot viewed so meek by the trade, the fraud cusininted upon the revenue, a woven ups commerce, in the forgery . which are the gaaraetee of the character plate. Yesterday Wm. Hohiens, mad brought so ea • warrant charged wi erasion • paper relating to illegal lottery The PriBll4lBll4, who are both well-kit have for a length of time !Well engaged lice of insuring in the inlay, to the . loss of the town eine, from whom lb money, pretending 111 inure the coati's( on ouch a day within a gisen number ; *moonily proves maistaecerefol. This carried to ma tamosieetrable extent, and are so Infatuated that they hen bees their beds to procure loose" to carry' Owriag to the meteorite contain sued by . the spats of three years bladed the vigils, who after many fruitless efforts succeeded taisaips to their house, a ilitireinitaid. us , D i teed.; morning, and seised the befere.nansed sae proved by Mr. L. Heme t the Otter, to contain numbers iviolooi The Primmer. mired ia their defence ignorant of comenittiog say silence at t it, se they termed it, to oblige a friend They were committed as Twaroals, am. months imprisonmeut each its the House on • maaLitoacti FANATICISM. A well-drama female, apparestly het of age, came to the Office aid begged the Magistrate. 'She said she was . ,Divine Peoeidence to iasterset the iget. .(dmankied open earth. She tarried a hooks, amongst whisk were the Old him, 411.• approached the Inenh to a respectful pa to read sums posasses from the i" ' The Maigisirehe Asked what was Mtn 1 ale Mm to Wes to whin exploits. Sim a . W Note Itoot .is was 'Owl = B l7ll l l B lll. This else WOW SoiMpotsw•s as laformed am wimp mkp . .wismotheal him cod she i 7 , al inae lnisd . o ttis . Wello r_ .... I. slllo . . .. pe—whiro-olp. 11.46,11 srio wily mg 0 he. blot repliallolot Imsl another hi - olie room is St. Misethi-hbeill list e' F ria. e .4 • 1. 111111.111111111111111111111 V InaIISION-HOUsf. • I DUTY AND HALL arise Gqfield, underwent of having forged the duly smith's Company, 'reboo- t quantity of plate, wish she Goldsmith's Company silversmith, bad under. Tuesday, it having hero were implicated io d, bad beets diacoveleil ts. revels.. and against the is were in atteuelance. or fur the Goldsmith'. Stamp-Office, condoned re against the Priscter, itrnampleirrd: during hoo thelllie oiti e d: psit•tion fell ois ;be erne were respectable saves. consigne.i a gaauti'y sal spiny, of O•ts asl ; and the Custom House, wars stamps. The euusiguete the subject, gad he woe wired away that smispieie• they had given the order nag silversmiths, of Bury !vi hod employed, u ster in executing the order, Lich they proceeded (vile 11), from the difficulty deuce is, such eases of it, aid threw she bunk.* e pusiessort. lie called that he was a searcher iii bus of plate was brought "or Ostend, and he, in the whets be found that the 6e produced a dozen, sere the plate su stsmpe t with ed it so be detained. °flier, Goldsmiths' Hall s he last witness, and ill char- cries. In explsialion, 1* de were —foot, the Cog* y hid been paid upon its was the Hall mark; three year, and the maker's I (rum tone stamp at the plate ito question were alt passed Goldsmiths' Hall. hs you And entered sit ;oar sy the Prisoner, it reminds tees Radii penny weights.' do you led in the par a, and with the Prisoner's. ounces." Wes of Levi and Co. woo rt lime since be received d Co. fur a qmsatity se-maker, who had bee this arm in work fele of the order received rats given to biro. The wre those peeked up it the Codurn•house. Thieve d were of the Prisoner's being stamped with the nag el.e who worked for /bier, Ise believed them In suer, as was the pi Retire. r, which Vie manufactured as weight to the witness, • • &c. The articles its Woe of Mears. Leven and die Custom house. employ of Moser.. -Levi and jog to directions to Messrs. was picked op iq a horse; where it was de aided by silvertrawith, slated, that be 'nee as a journeyman; be elite of hi, master be had s aid asked their business; ad said, " If your master owls I can let him twee the circumstance to his accadoes, be would answer " what humus** is it of ems effect.—( It was not was eitarniued.) for the proseeetimi. ositalf of the Prisoner said id his client in the mummer were remanded for a week, adduce such facts as would p made against him. au whatever Ito the request 'yin accordingly resiteadrtl sootier individual in the duty, we are informed. is charged against the Pei. the trade, wills relation to revenue, as to Its come. forgery of these markti taratter and quality of the BOW-STRUM. d Mary his wife, urn With haring in their pos. lottery 'assurances. 'ell-known characters, and aged it, the nefarious • the great detriment they extort large game u Haiti( ',lief a certain prize nber, and which of course Phis species of robbery is , and the persons aneurism bees kuowis tie dirpuee of any on ibis illicit traffic'. eat by them, they have lot the vlgilaace of the police, succeeded in gaining ad. .grad. us, Drury. lane, yes. wheee.smoted paper, *Web e seeeetary of Use lottery .„ t to illegal intersects. fence that they wore guile • e at the time, and only di. riend or two. is,, and sentenced to three Hoti%e of Correction. essamedaoucte-scwcier. SM. ly between 20 and 38 years egged to be introduced to as an egoist appoieted by igiscursit4, and persreolors lied a bundle of religious Did arid. New Teotasooot. spectral .lisarner, and be et &bk. • the peepers of fart Nisei. • what eke wak reading, alit :Waiting lit sooner, Foie* he lair of God is Eispeees*wpote his mied;as Isitsett.slisity taken at Platter oniereglaW of Goriest *al _hptsi Kra way she %Mona toesklhir and 6 sister bete bit • All tonittlreed %reset Mfialbadltalliik% wet sot prepared to entre I I