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" - - - - tits Doke of Norfolk ' s Park; by. r e blie dinairelAnki prodded Pip Mr. Noonan, of the literfolk•Aties. , Alans rules inended iss he enivesed with varies+ paminrai aid glintentic eser cisme. The childproof ihe Matismed Song sones biennial silk roost beef sod platio.radiresurb. ,if • N.,rfolk will oive two fat lewd* sie A dims* well take place us • 1011, Zeurthourse know* st MA'B nosy o hen a large and respeetstelemosspoop& ArLyse, the day will be tedelendsAiritlidSittdigiol mossicatiens of loyalty ; the Mope boa tiousodcard• of lecksilee to else dim; in the evemien there will in s Atels worth: by an eminent artiot is rostoskilinter, t ;.,!4.:. • AfOsforel a report has hew petty piosidlAktillbierii test it is the ineotros of the Dome teed dbobiliVei Christ Otani to All the foustaio or reservoir Is thignot tie of that Celliege with army boor oh the &tit re::: lialioll, and to diatribe* it among the populace, ors *Mb ' many of their attachment so the Throw sad Cemeetilstion 'Cie adeneasoreseem of the hoolle;asei she espooos . witiel they ere likely to *roe by merle a generelts sapiwdai sf loyalty, are estimated as Wises :—Diontier of the &Meal% 401/. inches; depth, di Inches; sostens, is ale PlllOll, 31,786; is barrel., is MS gallows each, $8 3; sad whin, at 3/. per barrel, will amend to the emersesiess son at SANK The day at Stamford is to be observed by a preperselom sirliler In that of lost year so leis Moisstes AircessionOlnd by re general illemaimation at night. Ur. Hymn Lewis lies arsenal es that it is his inteolisie to ranee, PLabe Homan to the. *coca orfeatiskty is • post elisise. The .1* lady is lilt yeses of age, and remembers shire Crerossatioss.—(batpbtos Herold.) k grated public newer, is hoover Of the Commotion, will take , ;store as the . 0181 Ship, so Friday. seat, T. R. Kemp, in the Chair A% %movie,' y, is oddities, to the preparations Mionlteeeti . IbAnelebrotine he that time the Commotion of hi. Msjesty, ' 1111111 ft informed that wend of the foesemerated Conroe*. *did to oboe io their Arboars ou Kisgaleusel ; that Me • 411,014w0 of N. Chad mid St. Nary will he option, for fled& •Militeg Mal she Palmas and Pastiness,* of the ball are semorksesuo.isissit, mod that uomerelas tradesniem, who have le she general And, totem! Is regale their woolluwei is. private parties. Is the towns of Wellington, Wotan* Poole, See. public dinners will take place. A liberal subscription has been raised at Wiebeark for 'the purpose of regaling the pour inhabitants of the town with tr.sd, meal, and bear, on the day of hie Majesty's Coruna. t+>n. Tea and cute. will be provided'for the poor widows, made sports end lre-norks trill conclude the amuse errilts of the Jay. Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, the Mor etti.; of Auut.t.see attended in Westminster Mall mounted on his dun horse, to .practice riding backwards in the centre of the Flail, pre .ton. to his accompanying the Champion on the day of the Coronation. The Noble Marquis ex pressed Ins full confidence es to the quietness of the lapse in the open air, he haying been occostomeil to sv.or military trappings. The Earl of LAW:MEDALS, Lord GRAVES, a party of La -11 I WA, and several distinguished characters, were revent to use Ihr Noble Marquis practise. The noble pasties were then conducted over the kitchens, Sce. to view the preparations going 601 for the colonist's's, banquet. The block mew, '4;4 what is commonly called broken victuals, is to be distributed among the poor of St. Margaret's perish, where the preparations are making, by coin •mond of the KING. The overseer lass the meats. &e. token away every morning at nine o'clock since 'the preparations commenced. On Saturday afternoon a number of gentlemen .from Woolwich were in St. James's Park, making • arrangements for a grand discharge of rockets, and lire-works of various descriptions, on Thursday even sng, in honour of the Ktates . corciatiop. We under stand oth. r demonstrations of rejoicing will take glace : a balloon will ascend. The whole is to be under the direction of Sir W. Committals. Yester day afternoon. at five o'clock, three royal arta. •fery waggons from the arsenal at Woolwia arrived in the Park with time preparations for the fire-works end were placed near the guard-house at Bucking ham-gate. it is raid to be in contemplation of some of the brads of the politic others to give a holiday for the remainder of the week after the coronattou to the clerks. The first regiment of Bucks yeomanry, coin. mended by Lieutenant-Col. Sir WILLIAM CLAY- TeX, Bart. having volunteered•oheir services at the approaching coronation of the KING, they are ex pected to take ponseesion of Portman-street bar. racks this day, and will haie a station of honour ' as•ioned them during the grand ceremonial. It is said that they will partake ot• a royal banquet ; and, . before they leave the metropolis, will be reviewed by hid MAJESTY in Hyde Park. Part of the drapery (purple and gold) for the ca. ii9 py aid other do..orations at the• coronation in IV(stminster Hall, has been furnished from Nor ' . The price demanded for a 'seat to view the co. • roil itimi pinccs.ion of Queen ELIZABETH was a • tester (sixpence) ; at those ofJAIISS the First and CriAtti.rls the First a •shilling was Firm, which atirdixt•tl to half-a•crown at those of C...wasties the Seto: i red JAMES the Second. At king WIL LIAM and Queen Asitts'a coronation the charge Was a ciown. Gamins the First's was seen by summands at the same price. At Gamma the Seeuud'a•half=s-guinea and a gullies were given ; and from one guinea to live guineas at the corona bis late MAMMY. ~ _ :: • , ,o OPONaI .2 4 .1 1 . 1 . 010 ,40141 Mita Ye Imo share Vie, where to Male. grouts _.4 city. of Geo. 11. Eaelseiper, bees paid 'web Saes whets At. modems intricacies do ' bad claimed pasta ► ... made to the peas, of laiiaster • ay, be valid; blst a seeitios,arites,"iligic Ibis mailer fall alibi« the fast? Tie rase is too Important to be derided on affidavit. The gaga how whether Sir Illiknaaseli Lopes were resident iiArtkorbili. street cassis«t lie eii decided." Arroatirtt.Gisesst.—" Sims , * some oilier Wigs hos a grant of lose imposed us pergolas resides, in Doroushire, be may oleo lay claim its she line; II was I. Devaiialiire the mikes* was ouissaitted, sad the coavictiime took place, and Ifle Illasamosb tapes bad a residesea there daring the whole liana." g Mr. Taltlrreir breed, that if rival claims were made, the Closet bad aotbarity•lw decide between them, and the ewe least-is where sir Maseaseel, Lora was resideLl at the Hee it was impeded, which he was prepared to sheer was in West. issinstie. The ArreciaaT.Gesaact. said, be was prepared to die. ?ate the fart, whit* bleat be vied. Mr. TAVIITOI, 4 be ileattplis of Sligo's case, which was disgraced by She Castro. ha. aow. beer. 10 years la litigatido, sad is tat yet decided." The Arrosusar.Gasitait. said the 'citEffi of delay was, That the offenas led bees enwialitied is the Illaditeeraisean, sod lb' floe was claimed by the City of lcoadimais *at its the premed ease, if the eights were past as rectird, be would soilertakelo plead before wlnti Term. Bares le the mean time it dill be proper to have she mosey broaelit into Court." Amman BY Gtt —" Thht eau be dose havaedieledy, aa it bar heels foe sinimrtisae in the kaisdsuf the High Sherif." Cant Bmteit' ,4 l..et it be dams its teas • if ASTMINS PER sESSIOA'S. RIOT IN VSSTSIINSTER. "AMMO morning Them. Ilofie, private ors the jegioneut ofVout Guards, who was acquitted ou• the Cummer's bequest held upon Win. Cogle, who was estoisalmest on the 18th of 'Julie, tar which Wealthy, the dialogues', and four other . *aliens, are to take their trial at the 01e1 Bailey, was in. dieted for bring concerned iii the said riot. Thomas Chapman, Ausi Stunt, Richard Webb, anal several wflitc witdeskes, were examined, and !proved the ideality of *fie Prisoner at the bar, mobs log mowed with a stick, omit.. ism several 'other soldiers nleo were ill-treating anal beating the Net* u.Blle eying before them its all directives. John Martin proved tquel Ilse Prisoner *mink Gnaw, the police officer, with a mith, and was end ring to merge a man he bad in custody. Cooper swore the Primmer was engaged very actively in opposites him and hiss brother offresfe(loterhe Amid nut swear that he struck him, the tumult tieing so 'seat. He was knocked dame sad beat mina el, by the mktiera. The Jury, witluitst bovitAti tttt t fumed the Prisoner Guff lie Mr. Mille, a Magistrxte e.f Querts.Nqu:ire, what officiated in the absence of Mr. Coto, Ike Ch , rrnuu , lamented 11re painful lark be had on p.rform in pacing she judgment of the Court. The July could not otherwise she that. me hod him guilty. He regretted the disorderly constact of the Boleti. ry, wbo, if they roudeteteal themselves welt, were Ine ur lIIIMeIa and honour to their country; but it was a pity that sin the •nesiversary of that meraiirable day they should lure their arms •anlorat their Pllow.einintrynteu. Ile would have them to understated that whilst here they mull behave peace. ably nod orderly toward% his kinjesty's %objects. The jade meal of the Conti That he br isopuironed six eausithe in the House of Currecticlu, and kept upon the gaol allowance." . . _ . , • • ' ' . 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ONO = o, ''' ' OplAlptals lt i ,•,111, 1 _ 4 , , raid. we Ma Cart of gaebeire. , im4 5,..• ,441141 1 1w4, ,IM AMMO &WA tile Claim, been pekl • llle 4sisiefirlAbm..o -thi• 44 " 1.4 ".' 4 9''' :** reteil i al i t s e e Z , whom eight to curb dues *Om Abbbee dim, . • : • ose , . APIs , sad Cead.., wises At. Miell'ilili ea iii" -• • - vo Arm* beivj ght Wes disputed is modem of the smetisg met se " • 4 . tiespeOteept is the Ite Ismer 5,0001. impeesd es the A p e mi c di ms . f l a mp omp,,ip m! ,o IlempAgo, • Ilasipliest 111:go, slosh dranstsey-fieseval ked claimed miaowed, te celebrate hie alajeosevesellesibmi. A iv . ..... • fee the Delfts, mod which weslltill usdeeided. Al Arundel. the day is islelasi"lw ' l4 i , 4:34110, Bailtpi—a Vse'maste of toes made to the Duke of Nistfelk's Peek; bre piddle dbeits Dean ,and Chapote of. STemetimici: may, be valid; blot a a POLICE. 'IOW num A pauper of the omme of Waits su Saturday attended at This Office, who had preelowsly summoned his father to ap. pear berme the M•gistrate, to anawar to the charge of aul assisting towards his (the pauper..) no.iuictiance. Ii appeared th2t Wat:ii had been living fur two years in the woo khanme of Covent.gartlen, but the parish olficrrehring of opinion that he war able Its obtain hi. oust living if be would elvrt hienseir (be being out, 3:r pars of age), turned him out of the workhouse The Magistrate exprissed a wish to are all the pastier before be pve his drcisioa. MEETINGS OP CREDITOR* AT GUILDHALL TO-110110M. -- M. R. T. H. Rudkin, Islington, 'sultrier.... I'. Tinsou, E bow lame, anereheni.... N. Bliss, Water lane, primer 3 1 A.G. Davidson, late of Racquet-court, merchant 3 11 J. loan mad J.-H. Jones, Lambeth end Knit-road, linemdrapers .... 3 li M. Girdlestone, Norwich, baker G. Pi creel, jun. late of West Malting, impute. T. Playrair, New Rood-street, truuk-oiaker 2 10 J. Barnwell, Leamington Priors, carpenter 2 12 W. Higgs Strand, batter 2 II J. Forsdick, late of Gower-place, builder 1 10 G. Hawley, late of Shadwall, ebrescauunger .. 1 10 IBBORT'III9S Tllll Wan domirrrEE es gag opiirnj LAI 110.}P.17.411Z .1 9eday4 b 3 the Howe of Cinema SO be Printed, 4 , i•oes e lt hi.; 84 July, lOU. .e *MOR Thu Meet Committee appoieled T. inquire isle the Ram blishioest of the Opthalmie Hospital in the Itemat's Park, sad the Claims of air giHiaul Adams urea the Poblie ; hare inquired into the smatters referred to them, sod have agreed to the following Report Whatever may have beisa the .figlu of lbe °Alba*" I. lids country, that disorder appears to have beets greatly ha 's:reseed in its prevaleuce, mod aggravated in its severity, in cosset Bence of the iafectitio commissakated by our troops 'ipso their retool from Egypt; and is the years 1808 sod aft, whik it approved to he gaining Ile 00 " •"*"1 the general pspalatiou of dm reentry, its ravages in the army *teem to have attracted the attestor, and to have excited the alarm+ of the military depertmeats of the State. Mr. Kate. the late Ilseeperao•Geoerel, is a letter sdelressed to the Secretary at War, ors the oth of Alaimo, 1800, says— " Having fatly oafish*/ myself of the contagious smears 'of the ophthalmia, I beg leave basobty to rammer'', that the evils already produced by the disease, and the much greater ones likely to eases, deserve the immediate and most serious attention of his. Royal Highoese the Commander-in- Chief, and of yourself, to devise woos not only fur arresting its progress, but also, If possible, for mites sainsiirm it wholly from the army. For until this be dose, there cam be uo secu rity against its being propagated so rapidly and criteria/rely, auto rodent*, the public safely" He Nether elates. "'flat the aamber of soldiers who have bleu readered totally bliad by 11110 afection, slate its Miro. drama in and from Egypt, enemies at present one thou. mad. And be adds, "It is kairesiale not to eutertaie the most disquieting apprehemione tempi/Mies the furore magma abbe disorder." And he concludes by statism, *le each Viresinlstsucee, it seems to me that es pains or expense likely to be requisite fur eradicatiag this.roidagion, should be re garded as too great for that purpose; and I beg leave humbly to suggest, for the deteresseatleit of his Royal Highness and 'youreelf, *tenor it might not be proper to ocher the investigation of the best versos of acebamplishiag this haportint object, to a Booed spatially 'appointed for that purpose, utm and which Board easy assist of such members, the'inembers of the Army Medical Board, as may be deemed competent, by their attaioasesits and cape, iCeICO, to so important as inquiry." In a slibseqesent letter, dated 89th August 1808, after inakiag some further observes's'', upon as instance of the exec,' to which Ike disorder was the. spreading, be states; " It will, I have no doubt,add great weight In the wind iff his Poyid Hickson mot yourself, to the considerations whin I hod the honour of soshatittiog Is my former letter, relative la the expediency of lading swam, if possible, foe the complete extirpation of the Ophthalmia." Oa the 8811. October, 1809, Dr. Vetch, them mar sewn. of.the Ophthalmic MOH at Bugeor (a whose knowledge nod Within the treatment of this complaint, the Committee "ire induced to Mirth very highly, from the evidence which they leave merived in the averse of this investigation), ad dressed a letter to Mr. Karght, them losperior•General of Hospitals, in which there is the fultowiag passage:— "1 took ocensidli some time bark to represent to you the alarming progress which the Ophthalmia was the. making in the army; sent I took the liberty of suggesting the neces sity ref adopting some other sod more powerful mess. of preveNtiqn." le the. .Isee:oniag of the year 1810. • Board was appointed, cousieting of the thee, priatipal *Meer, of the Army Medical Hosed, and of right of the must distinguished civil practi tioners its Loading; sail their Report, which contaised some highly'valuahle suggestion*, as to the most effectual mimes of preveatiug the disorder from lipreading, by comma niceties from infected persons, and as to the best anode of bating it ie its early Mid acute stages, was circalated in gettersl orders, for the titidawee and isformatioa of the medical idErers of the army. It does net appear, however, that Ode Helmet calitelaea any iostructione as to the mode of treating the etrilfie or third stage of the ophthalipie ;,00r did it direct the sites. tics of throe fin whose gaidenee II was prepared, to the existence or treatntrait of those effects, which the scale ie. g ion ap a ri oir in the earlier 'loges of the• disorder, generally produces spun the membrane that hoes the Maier surface of tie eyelid. In the liegineing of 1810, and afterwards la 1818, Sir William Adam' tendered to the military deportment, in formation as to the chronic or third stage of the disorder, sail as to the mode of treating list stage, which be cease shred to he importsiit, and at list time 1101 generally known, In eons' quence of these cuiumuniestious from him, several oat peesionera of Chases, afflicted with blindness, were at diffeient times placed loader his cafe, as subjects for expe riments, as to the ineportauce and efficacy of the practice which he recommended; sad these cominurications sad ex. pediments ultimately led to the establishment of the Ophthal mic Hospital at the bead Of which. Sir William Adams wag placed. The objects of this Institution have been staled tee your Comm live, to have been three: First—To diffuse generally, anomie the surgeons of the army, the knowledge of the test mode tending the chro mic or third stage of the disorder. Secondly—To diminish, if possible, the charge of the out-peasiosera of Chelsea Hospital, by curing or relieviug Bleu who hail received pensions for defective sight. 'Thirdly—To check, in souse degree, the annelid angora tattoo of the pension list by treating mew shoot to be dis t-barged for defective sig ht, and by thus diminishing their claim to pension, as far as it might be founded epee the impaired state of their 'Woe. inair Committee are of opinion, that these objects were of sufficient importance to justify the steps which were taken for their attainment. With respect to the first point, your Committee have the satisfaction to boil, that this, which was the must important object, has been ready promoted. The Ophthalmia hey hag, upon the return of our troops from Egypt, become, com paratively speakiog, a new disease in this couutry; its proper treatment was, at first, imperfectly understood. It appears, however, that the atieutiost of tht Medical Department of the army has, ..f late years, been most inceessfully directed in this ',object; and that the best modes of treating all the different stages of the Ophthalmia, are now well understood, ' and practised its the army; and your Committer are ratios lied, that the establishment- •I the hospital, ruder Sir MI ,. Mem Adams, has greatly erioributed to promote this desir able object; not wily' by the direct opportunity it afforded of studying the various modes of practice, but indirectly, by the nominee in which it appears to have excited the emus lotion mod sitentioa of other practitioners. {Pith napect to themeoud point, indeed ethos been stated, ' that valid doubts were saggesterl, how ter it was in the power of the Commissioner' of Chelsea - Hospital to take away or d h any peusi tttt which they had granted, under the pro visions of the Act of the 411th of Gs°. Ill.; and consequently, your Committee have not thought it necessary to direct dorsn inquiries to this point, as no diminution of pension, already granted could, under any circumstances, have beeneffected. With respect to the third point, as but a few men, so cir cumstanced, have been placed in the hospital, it does not appear to your C tee that Sir William Adams has bad 'efficient opportnuity of shooing how far he could have effected this utirrt, upon the stale originally proposed. But the general diffusion of knowledge among the mrdical 'acres of the army, moat necessarily lead to the accomplish ment of this end. With regard to the future toatimatice of this establish. input, it has hero wilted to your Committee, by the dcprirt molt with which it orig mated, that the main objects for which it was instituted, having Shim been attained, it dues nut ■ppear that any public inconvenience %sunlit now arise Intim its disroutitionuce. In this opinion your Committee are dispnrrd to concur, and tbry therefore trcommend that she establishment should be discontinued, as soun as the proper straneemetits eau roureuteutiy be or. vied. Upon the claims of Sir IViltim Adams upon the poblie, your Committee have to report, tltal be has rested those daials urn No grounds : Fi►st—Upua his having been She means of promulgating to the army, sod to the public, mink' automation Si to the dund ur chromic stage of tire ophthalmia, mid its cuttse. 4. quenees;.nontele, thin it . • the general, if oat _evarisithi effect s the issisessmarism o is the arnte Nags of the dimmer. lk 'eider*, lea gloater or less degme, what sac reigned powidaligoup, sit Ate kir, sailffsee aid the eyelid; that these grammlatioas resider the palleat attlieta to relapees, sod are frequently the rause of blindness; that amebae the relapses su lisppenitsg, the patient is liable to become again iolleetions,• sail therefore, that obese grans. kliegs must immiriohly be looked for, and annoyed lame the patient cam be effectually cured. p r omidly_tir.• his having as leaded the Ophthalmic Hos pital shier its first fliimeatiou io 1817, without basin hitherto received any reingsmatims fur that duty. Upon the fie* point, year Committee have to report, that the existeace of theme gramolanum, soil the iseeessity of re. moving them, memo to kayo bent !mown is very early times, and are adverted to in the works of Celan*, in the Ist ems. tory; of Paulin., of Elgin., in the 711,; of Itbead., the An. Mien, he the 10th ; and in the work 441%r William Reid, in the reign of Uneem Ague ;—that rtoketpiewily, so person in the Freer's( sky can on this subject claim more them the merit of having revived knoeledee, shah had Takeo into neglect. Your Committee do out feel is Necessary to pro. noose* between the conflicting claim's upon thus head, or, by enrogsreemiling a parliaineittary reward CI such revival, to decide to whom that me rit properly helifigs; they con. reigns that questing is beet left hi the deviates of the Fsak. moo sod of the public. Rat they are of *Maims, that Sir William Adams ha, among others, bees. greatly kora mental in pronsolgsting this km/sledge, and is reoderiug it 'overall; available. Cron the mewed point, your Committee have to report, That since the first establishment of the hospital, is 1817, Sir William Adams has devoted to the ditties arising out of his appointment, a large portion of list base which, to a profkokoal mar, is the worse of income; soul the, ions much as the time which he could apply to We private pew , tire has thereby bent much curtailed, his ptarsoigaal caw lamest. mast also have bees proportionally Imonsed. That he has performed the difficult dutim of his &prolog mein with the greatest zeal and assiduity ; mid that ran Committee have bee. led to final the highest °plaint of has I skill and abilities as as oculist. Your Committee, kiln into consideretiom all the circumstances of the rase, are lathered to reromsaiersd, that the sun of four thousand pound. 'Wield be paid to ftv Williams Admirer, as a reward fur the services which he has rendered to the public.. July 3, 1821. OXFOttD, JULY 14. ..... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. The twitcher of Regent Doctors of the Aet is cior Pad Paper, should be instead of thirteen. Jlll7 7, the hull day of Act Tern, the fulknring Degrees were conferred:— MATTERS OW ARTS. MW Honour:1111e William Henry Cavendish Bea Hack, Margeis of Titbitld, awing Chortle. Re - v. Joie Garbeit, All Soul's College. - - - - DIVIDENDS. ___ „........—.. G. Bingley, Piccadilly, milliner ll J. Wood, I'. Martindale, and J. Fisher, Pun Ihy, ware men lO J. Donaldson, W. Slee, and S. Maysitou i , Frid.iy.stret t, linen-drapers lO T. Bird, St. Martin's-comet, haberdasher G. Solomon, Lenten-street, hardwaremen 1 T. Lynn, Jerusalem Coffee-house, merchant. ...... C. Shoobridge, Kensington, diaper ▪ 1 J. Term, Bloomsbury, watchmaker 1 T. Mantle, Dover, cabinet-maker J. L. Dumont, Austin-friary, merchant ... 10 W. Emmett, Lawrence Ptioniney-lane, uil-tnerclisnt... . 10 J. Ballmer, late of the City-chambers, merchant II J. Kirkwall, St. Gikes, brewer .lO J. R. Bruntie, St. Pancras, statuary... -.' ▪ 11 N. Van Spangen, Goodinen's itliii,- martinet ..... H. Barton, Paul's Cray, miller • ' 11 PRICE OF STOCI Bank Stock 232 3 per Ceto.lted. 77 3 per Ct. C 001... 760 4 per Cent •. 93t 6 per Ct. N. Au. 1091 i 109 ON it,TU It DAY. Bunk L. Awl. 19 11-16 9-161 Indio 80nd.... • 56 pr. Ex. Bills. Y.... 5 4 pr. .1 Consuls for Arc. 771 79 77fi • Waller Heury Dorian, Fellow of Eirter Colke. John Telt,, Brasesoose Contr. Edward Woodysit, . Willis. ICayr, assist Choral. iter. Chocks Ford, Bohol Cu MVP. 1114CHILLOK Or MM. __ _ _ Herbert Gower, Christ Church. The whole slumber of Degrees he Art Tetra was D.D. four—D. Nrd. two—B.D. six—M.A. 1111”11gru—B.A. c fuur—Matricokitties eighty-owe. .4 lITIQUI TI ES. -..m.-- The improvements makieg at Rnthin Castle, by the Ho•. Frederick West, have remotely led to the discovery of swam remains of the east egoist* into the aeries. Castle-yard' On reatoviog the rubbish to the depth of two or three feet, the workmen came to the bead of a staircase, composed of a flight of 14 steps of red stone. At the bottom, use of the noblest specimens of the multiplied acute Gothic arch of the days of the First Edward prewelled Itself, forming a series a six deeliiiing arches, tommunicating with an apartment lea& tug to one of the towers which flanked the entraisce. .Tlo* distension, of the roust, which is also arched, see hoar yards is length, and about seers feet wish., leading llsrssigh • Gothic door-nay to the spiral staircase of the lower. The niche for the admission of light to the accent is is exertles4 preservation, and the steps, 10 in number, are perfect sad tumors. The Castle was dismantled about 1646. VOLUNTARY STARVATION. A man Rimed Mortimer 'lied last week at Colkowtow of voluntary starvation. He had a small property, by which be had hero supported for some years ; but doling be was likely to outlive it, as it was reduced to about MIL mad ((whim the apprehension of went mare than the motors! love of life, be came to the revolution of ending his days by stArvitiou. To effect this dreadful purpose be took soaking but water for a mouth before lie died ; at the tad of three weeks his body was wasted to a skeleton, and a meslical geuticinau was called is, who advised hint to lake some nourishment, bust Ibis be retard, and eves disci:showed the lime of water. ln ibis way Its subsisted soother week, wbes smote yielded the ametest !. A MELANCHOLY INSTANTS OP SUICIDE. la the night of the btb instant. Grow Homell, Esq. ilmwesed himself in a deep poud on his I.ws premises. ■Lout half a mik from his house at Chulsbury, in the Chillers Hills, Backs. It is supposed he became incase through the 'offerings ofn beloved sister. He served the (dike of Sheriff for the comely in 1818, and died unmarried. By this 'swotted event hie urighbours will lose a good frieud, sad his sellouts a kind easter.—(Cosaly Herald.) DETERMINED SUICIDE. Au inquest was held on letterday at the Princes. Char lotte, Caniberwell, on the holy of Hannah Nelson, an interemiiie young girl, about ?l years Mae, who threw herself iutu the Surrey Canal. It appeared iu evidenee, that the deceased had been fur a considerable lime labouring tinder despondency, in consequence of her having beer told by a fortame-teller that she would never keep her plate lung—that such infiainati .... at times caused bee le neglect her duty as a servant to Mr. Hiles. a respectable ialisbitaut of Camberwell, and that she had left him and got other ensplojment ; but the same malady continued at intervals to oppress her mind, and ultimately so prevent her continuing in such service-a ; that on Sunday last she was sees by Mr. Day, statuary, of Camberwell, to deliberately put down her umbrella, pull off her shawl, hat, and gloves, and throw her self into the water. Every amisisure was rendered to save the unfoaturaie young woman, and Mist was got nut of the Canal, bet only just time enough to breathe her last. The deceased bore a must unexceptionable character ; and the Joey brought in • verdirt—o Drowsied herself mks/ in a slate tosaporary derangement" Providential Escape.—A . Lord I'EI.tt AM was taking an air►ng ois horseback on Wednesday after noon, on the Downs, near Seisfuril, arcosupaisicd by Lord SHEFFIELD. Ills loose (Lord l'Et.ti•u'iii) took fright at a boat, which had been fix. d as a twirl of plessitre-house, and ran away with him. Ilia Lordship, providentially, was dismounted with out injury. The animal pursued its course towards the Cliff, (at that al•ut 100 feet high) user which it sent, and wits in►tantaneously kilted. Mr. u fine young man, about 25 sears of age, sun of Mr. OIiYAN, of Carle, its the comity sal Tipperary, perished in a fire that broke not its his lied -room et the Kilog's Head, Brighton, on the night of the lOili instant. Mr. O'itTAN had receutly arrived iu that luau from Dieppe. • t• rag . • milli RACES. ,• . . WFDPIODAiII. JOIN I The trials. Stakes of 25 guimms.esch. (17 Illibeerilirts). (kw near. _ _ _ Rte. T. liwlier'il b. f. Cootorells7::•••1.• 1 Mr. ffluthlard'e b f. lay Hiplassoed `l Mr. Frascr's r itx-Hedley • 3 Mr. itigeo - S. e. by Cainrrion 4 Mr. Korserit's h. c. by Goldin Sir W. Wytos's dart b. r. by Champion...... A Fifty Pouliot, Plate, given by the Melanoma fur do cup. fiesta, too mites and a distance. Mr. Goddard% b. f. Itoilietta • .•••,,,•• 1 I Mr. Dutidas's Chcf.tratovre 1 2 Sir W. Wyna's b. c. by Champion k felt lame) S lir The llyrbasa Stakes, a free Itanitirap of 1025. each, with 3045. madded. (Jae male heals. Mr. Day's Swinduss Mr. Baril.l% Victurine 3 2 Mr. Dowlas's Turtle ... The coarse was well 41tetiol#41 I) •li, We %Yed ne.dar is plarticulse; wham the •purl Ir.so truly excellent, • acts 1.-4 t Mine closely committed; )ile 'sliming between spinet!• Chrf-eseuvre was • complete seek-sod-neck contest (rely loch of the groom!. PRESTON RACES. TVESDAY, J 111.1( 10. A Plate of 701. for horses of all ages dim never woo a Plate, klatch, or Sweepstakes; Orr...yr-old., Bst. 10Ih. four, 11•1. five, Bst. 716. eta, sod aged, SM. 111 it. • Meats, two miles sod a distance. Eisrl of Derby's bl. f. by Milo e , 3 1 1 Mr. Itobiosoa's b. f. by Marinion 1 3 2 Mr. CliftueiN b. c. Thorns. 3 to 1 *gal the ; eves int Thorson,. A good race. Swerspdakrs of hilts. each for the produce of mares covered in 1817 ; ads, eat. sth.; fillies, Bst. 21b. Two mike sad a disease,. Lard Gmsresses f. Bitters Mr. CisAsia c. Odds Mr IV. W. Wrier's (b. f. by Ciudsa•l York . 3 Mr. Yam's b f. by gar ()laver Ecru or the vssser.—A Are raft. IN £D$ 1111101 P. The Gold Cop. vela* 100xs., added lo a Bweepotikr4 or lOirs. "Deb; law 3.yr aids, iel. Mb.; four. Sat.; tier. 80. 1816.; six sad aged, 6sf. 1116.; emirs allowed 216. Three MPS ilaa a dimmer. Mr. (Udders br. h. Dormer Syntax, aged 1 Mr. Prime's h. h. keweller.lLyes Sir J. 11. Maswell'a gr. f. Fair Helen, 4-yea 3 4 to 4 silliest the wiesee,—A geed esee. Seventy Pounds, the gift of the Rut slf Derby, for 3 r olds, 7st. 411).; sad fear, Set. 7lb ; mares sad geldings allowed 31b. ; sad made. horses allowed tlh.—firsts two alike sad a distaste. Mr. Clifieues b e. Artelter. 4 yes 1 Sir J. H. Mats ell's gr. f. Fair Helen This rare wss riot decided whew the sensual kft Prestos. MA ItlC7's. -.....- [From tie " /onion New Price Cersrat.l .f... FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 13. Sesmit-The Starke* has bees heavy all the week : the holders of low brews evince. great disposition to sell, and for these deecriptioss very reamed prices have bees accept ed, fats. for free brows, sod far very low 03s. Supra with colour are score, its some request, and rate very high is properties, the cheap purchases are Ms. • 095.: any Mos covasles above 60.. with colour, bud ready purchasers at good prices. The public wale of Berbadoes Sugar this forrnoou consist ed 4'102 Mids. St tierces; the low qualities weal of hea►id mod at lower prices; the colour, at very high rates; middling while 71a. 6.1. i.eE yellow 04s. s Ws. 6J.: the low, 60s. a ils. id., sold shout la. below say previous public sale. There is little alteratio• to aotiee is the Reined whet ; serer.' estessite houses pen:Meal esivisiderably early 1. t►e week, bat the request appears sisce to have subsided. There have bees some inquiries after Brasil Snare, but few actual purchases are repotted Coerce.—The public sales this week have woe of heavily ; the ordisisry rash Jamaica at • farther amebae of Is. a to. siuce Monday last; the qualities above Ant oak. nary at a further decline of ts. • 35.; middling sad geed middling Jamaica and Dominica sold yesterday at very low prices: a parcel of 3t. thassiago at public sale west at 1144. id. a 115 s. 6d. There were so public sales of toffee this forearms ; the demand by private cosine, appears, however, to revive coo- Ride/ably; the rrdactiva its the priers has attracted the 111- itillloll of the buyers, and we should nut be surprised if cos sidersble purchases were made during the latter part sat the day. INN, BRANDY, sad HOLLANDL —Ny public sale no Tuesday, 267 pasacheass Jamaica Rum, mintrrehautalirle sod or very inferiur quality, amid, 12 a 15 urer pilafs 27 s 30 4s. a Is. 14. The exeredieg kw pike of the sale materially aimed the market ; puteltaaes say be made Id • ibl. per callow lower ; Leeward' remain noinewally the MOP. There ars au purchases of Drawly lately reparted; Geweva r still without isquiry. h... BIRTH& On Friday, the 131 h issal.Wher father's Staple Hayes, Lichfield, Mrs. Charles Delves Broughton, of a still-burn daughter. 011 Sunday seanight, at Closter, the Lady of liert.•Col. Tryon, of s son. On Wednesday, the 4th inst. Mrs. Dixie, wife of Mr. Dixie, comb-maker, of St. Neot'a„, of three children, all likely to do well, couipletiog lb' resod sombre of sweaty children. On Wednesday, the 11th instant, at Rawksworth Mall, the Lady of George Carroll, Esq. of a sun. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, atFisseslia --- de, Colonel Reeve, of Lee denham-house, to Lsdy Sumo Stserord, sister of t►e East of Harhurouyh. _ _ By special lierase, at Moatralls, Deese, tha seat of Mrs. Lyoria tValroad, Sir W. Elford, of Bichimas, ia the 160 coulees, to her sillier-in-law, Elizabeth, relict of the late Lieu tenaai-Colouel Wairoud, of Msuadon, is the said musty, and eldest daughter, and ose of the e.o.heiressies of Mums phry Hall, formerly a Mauadiia aforesaid, deceased. (In Monday last, at Horsham, by the Rev. Alfred Clough. Fellow of Jesus College. Dalkied, Frederick Butler Clough, of Denbigh, Eiq. to Miss Elisabeth Butler Marshall, of Horsham, sister of George Clough Marshall, of the loom Temple, London, Esq. Barrister.at.Law. DEATHS. On Friday, at his apartments at the Loudon Coffee-hoase, Ludgate•hill, in the Mils year of his ago, Sir Welkin Lewes, Kut., Alderman of the Ward of Bridge Withool. Sir Vfm. Curtis, as senior Alderman, and now father of the city, will be removed foots Shy Ward of Tower to Bridge Without ; and Matthew Lucas, Esq., it is understood, will he damn' to iepreseat the Ward of Tower, on the removal of Sir W. Cart is. the 9th instant, at his bone, it Cleveland-sow, Sir John W. Compton, D.C.L. late Judge of the Vece-Adoslralti Court, at Barbadoes, sad Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.. On the Bth inst. at his apartments is Chelsea Harold, aged 78 years, Thomas Keate, Esq. Semen to that Esta. blishantut fur upwards of 30 yeas., Surgeon to she King, soil hire Surgeon Grsienal to the Army. Shi Friday, the Bth instant, George Hassell, Esq. of ato les bury, Burk., age d SO, and on Saturday the 7th, h is sister. Miss Margaret Hassell, aged 48. HLGII IYATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGS. %homing 7 •ter 3. &coin 46 In" 3. Printed aid Pulthsemi at THE HAITI'S PRES/ wad THE °WIPE Oilier, Ne It?, Swage, by C. CURNWELLI of ibe Strand. .0119 101 Kul diOas THIS 1 Bel we nn srrolit, fltrosrallime. Aleijr, romp mate Gar trim ApplMatim Tin .11- hi. Si, 'A C U timbre •1inl; V. It TM. V"rtes. J.cpy Oat's, To cum The princi t•etrwl, Smith, Th. Do4r the PerGorsm Tionvn. 7n Afire. 2. S. Tu•uurroi sod Giar,rn 7'll E T will KI: Cr!! lir liemble; P ten; We're+ Frorreit ; SI tul. Mr lila II) a hich pla,,ietg the Scene I. Vrat•nittor —See, t• IV Hall, whta•l Capt. Cal NMl's( Bra , SI las Beaus Mors to Istria at St. Soleil. 7, Price, lerr.lo.; S • . Tamerrt einos—aust J NEW Tills gevtry B. Bath. his 3 ill., Mr : H . Ikvmiuir St K. Corri ; JUilltSl/11. Artalmo istral Bow Je4tire I Mr. WIMI koure. M Marrs I •ILr 'neat N. 111.-1 -at the 8.1 To.suor .and l'repi Ois TA Filet rtuiti l)~ 1~1 ,~ MAN, II tiliscosere , South Set wous to t,bstiottil other thai wt•re of • of the •lu four item nt 21. aspi ling' per ate.yearll and -do, ureameil i from it; tisntosatill imp... ied Mr. Chap ill his pc areuring present to a Ives The fi torate PUBLIC that may •evere 11 Ponte yea carry law bib gem ocrabium confines of so sul on*We I. of exist' discostr d:pos..ln iu oasis), hod seal Malls of mosy tlf sr, des Subsc ries. Fa at Mess The H Hsieh The Kii the B lire itiv .F.arl or I.ord DI Joins Jr Merry I After Or, i