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I by standard-hearers, tarrying the nneherollll elegant aunt Sags belonging to the artificers of the dock-yard. which had tree kindly lent fur the occasion, Front the Parade the Mad of the processions k i t o ff info George-street, through Caraberland-street, arid St. A übyn-streci, lir the dinner tables, where the clildren divided themselves on each side, and pro ceeded down Fore.street„ unlit they hail reached their re spective ghee'. No lanairate could An jrootiee to the sight oben all were seated. Firm she head of Fore.street to the Vhschleates, and down St. Aobyn-strert, tables, inclosed by topes, sad regrilarty laid with white cloths, and groaning under the weight of old English fare, with barrels of beer at certain distances—the children and attendants ranged on kith,' aide, with cuunalcsa spectators behind them, and above in the windows of the house., attracted universal admira tion. A signal being made by trumpet from the c.ortre of the line of tables to preplre for mumble grace, the halo of the buys sininhaneously Bew off at if by magic, the band strati' op, and the children and leathers Joined in singing, se the tune of Moms-- Re pee eent at our table, Lord, He here and every where adored; Thy creatures bless, and grant that we May feast, in Paradise, with thee. After *hill, all retested chent•elves mid dined, the Com 'dime and teachers carving and otherwise tionatiogithe tortj. vi.itlON near deem. At the crinchnion of dinner, another signal being given by hamper, the whole stood up, •ud emu, accompanied by the haul, " Praise GEO, Nom whom all blessings flow," &c. The children then sat down until the trumpet sounded, ohm, they again stood op and drank the King'. health, with eonsinued eSeering ; after %Inch they sung " God sure the nurse; , with nddiemant SPOOZ3II. Aber the tildes had Siren cleared, the children and choir, eireompanied by the imincims, sung an Ode, written foe the occasion. sod pi to music by • gentlernaie of the towel. When we heir/ those ehildren, with cheerful faces and in intent benefit. eleratidg their voices, in conceit, to the Tbroor of . Grace, imagination transported ar to thud periods when, as introits of families, they would instil all the Inmate derivrel nom public instruction into the Woes of their dodge, *ha, in their tent, might diffuse the eft simple among their otr:pring, nail so i.e progredioo, till ens,. and direedre, generated by ignorance, should abatierou their fatal hold on that pint of satiety commonly supposed to be mint Inside lo deviations from the paths of virtue. The weather, as if in commotion with the benevolent e,hiectr of the dry, was Must me•picious, and we have nut . 'heard that • mingle accident occurred to mar the voiced liar eunoy. , The broke,. victuals were Ohs next morning inane /mud at the work-lonise nosong three hundred pour persous. • . •'rte town uit Thornily exhibited • continued scene of festivity and rejoicing. Very early is die moronic the fronts of the houses in the tweets through which the prim ... ions were to pass, wer• ornamented with appropriate devices, in tevapersed meth laurel nod other evergreens. In the middle r,f the shrubbery, on Wrier-square, a bilge Colon Jock was 'hoisted, mid ies Gent of Mr. nhekerson's house appeared • lute faded figure of Fame, with a trumpet, in the midst of no elegant wreath of roses, thistle', and shamrocks, with the motto " Trio jvnefa fa wen," A public. dinner was given to 24 aged and infirm poor, by Mr. PartriekTe, of Lleske•street, and another was provided for the same nomber at the head of Fore-st, eet. Many in dividual,: •lni gave dimmers to their woilmen and families, nod all seemed rimiest," to oinerve the day as a general juhilee The /impregnable and Windsor Cattle, in harbour, were deeded tout iu the adverse( all nations, abide produced ft , plearine eifect. About nine o'clock in She evesing the lalprearable pea rented • most nose! and hi Mimi pprearance, bend superbly elloodnoted by lamps up her rigging, and Sr the Nttew , by G. IV. R. About eight o'clock the United Lodges of Freemasons, . with Ike insignia of their order, assembled en Wrier ...rare, from *hence they walked in peueession to Plymouth. The naval and military pensiowers, with stern flags, headed by • hand, playing " Stork! the bonny Dock-yard (wile," walked in rocerseon thiougli the tows in the after lawn, from Plymouth. A grand review of all the troops in garrison took place .l one o'clock, on Mount Wise, by Major-Geweral Teach, add a fert de joie was fired in honour of the day. floyal salutes were •leu tired from the lines, shipplelfs and from the Lail of Mount Eder umbe's battery. Tba conColllflie of aperiaturs 051 illiTeDlie. The ofliecrs of the 3d Reginnot of Guards gave • dinner, in Granby square, to the non commissioned officers and prim , es, with their sneer mid freuili.s. Tables were laid on the green, enclosed by brunches of laurel, tastefully dia. posed, and surmounted by tablets, on whirls were inscribed " Lismelles, Egypt, Tal , Rarsona, Perinsida, and Wa terloo." Al er dinner , " The health of his Majesty George IV, and may be lire hunk lo sway (lie sceptre of these Teuton," was drank with enthusiasm, and loudly cheered. The national notheens of "Grid rare the !Chip," and Rule • Britannia," were then mong,accumpanied by the band. The ' otTcers were present, and appeared highly gratified wills this loyal feeling aid harmony which prevailed. A grand dinner was given by Commissioner Shield, on Thorsday, to the Officers of the Navy, &e. At St. Johit's Chapel, in the trening, • most excellent end eppropriste demon was preached by the Rev. W. Primer, sue Lecturer, from the lid, verse of the 11th chapter of the Id Kings, after which the united choirs of the town and veighliourhood, accompanied on the organ by Mr. Lancaster, mod led by Mr. Bowden, performed the Coronation Anthem, tht- Cherubim Chorus, the grand Dettingen Tr Denny and Vallelmjah (from Handel), wills an effect truly sublime.— We hear that it is is contemplation to celebrate the memory of that great composer here, by an annual performance from los works. Ilse Jews met at their Syne...acne at four o'clock in the afternoon, and, after an •ppropeiate discourse had Lech deli vered, • collection was made for the poor. . Many horses at Taxpoint r.•re illuminated on die night of the coronation. and at Trevol, the eesidenre or J. C. Roberts, Diti, a large &Mite cast a radiance on the cuuully fur several miles round. • ITOMMOVIIE. In this town above 1001. were subscribed to regale the irs. duskiest* poor aud the children of the charity school. on IM day of the Coronalitm, arrangements for wish were markt wider the direction of a committee, who contracted with Mrs. :ranke fur supplying them with • substantial dinner. In ter inuentag the children of the different public schools, beaded by T. C. Shiells, Esq. the magistrate, and attended by lb, committees, walked in processioo through the priairlpal streets, the Royal Naval Ilorpital a n d Marine Barracks, S the Long-room-hill, where, at three o'clock, dinner was sm. ed up to about 1,301 persons. At ive o'clock the Rev. Mr. Mulliday attended to give a benediction, aud finished by liar appropriate service, when the children depsricd under their respective teacherv, and *Mr dismissed to their homes. Tb emaimier were indulged with music, and kept up tho " merry jig" until au orderly manner. The standard of England, and other eniblemetic Bags and colossi's so Se displayed &rooted the square of the Royal Ma rine Doi asks with a huge garland crown stretching .crow tire centre, e legantly femooned with laurel. Tables capable of dining 1,100 perilous, which was about the number of men al head•quarters, with their wives and families, mete laid in the middle of the 'mimic_ the dictier, which tom WWII of cirri thing of the beat kind and is the greatest Weill?, was PflUldell by the liberality of the officers of the corps, and screed no at Isaif-post it.* o'clock, with a quart • •truisg beer or cider to emit individual. Praise to the king of Kings fur what iter were about to receive smut given by She Rev. Mr. Moffitt.), the whole company rising unco vered (by tap of droin), anti rerpouilieg A 113 1 .14 After din ' ore, having returned thanks to that heueficent Being hum whom all bounty Bows, the health of their eeeee rd Monarch vas proposet! by the mojeaut-major of the Jimmie's, sad lopaetify drunk with four tomes four, the baud striking up "Cod Save the Kin g,' and the Cononaading Offeets at the load of each table drinking his Majesty'. health. The le-alib of their uta,vcraolly-beloved sod fyibelly Commander. Msjor-Geueral Tench, was weal proposed, and distils wails euiliustasits, followed by, cheers, as were Muse of the other liflieer. Tire wbole concluded with music and dancing, every tree betokening content, std every heart exulting will& joy at the kind entirtaingient. At half-past Bee do $e missals of the corps auser• ~•: : • • . . t.;,• 1 ft 21.4er hied in the eclool-rooe, which was appropriaiely lilted op, and porthole of a pleotifel dieser, the aerjenat-major peal& hi lt . After praises and tiaakagiviags bad bees offered up, his Majesty's health, the whole of the Royal hoe, with that of their beloved Cootamooder-io-Clief, sad Olken, were drank with cheers. Good humour sad conviviality prevail ed weld the whole retired at as early bear. Parfait, JULY 21. The gratifying task is ours to take the lead in thoseribing the patriotic mod triumphant in which the Coroaa lion of our excellent King was celebrated by his loyal subjects of Devon and Exeter. Long ere the lark had hailed the dawn, the tuneful bells of St. SidwelN had scared the bird of night to his biding-place. At day-break, discharges of artillery aad small arms announced the arrival of the auspicious day, when the mutual pledge of Sovereign and people was to be made at the altar of God. At eight, the bells of the Cathedral pealed their majestic tours, and rung at intervals daring the day, aided by the humbler spires of the parochial churches. At the suggestive of the Mayor, hominess was suspended, and the iutivibitaots throwied the streets in their holiday shire. Athalf-past 'levels the Right Worshipful the Mayor sod Municipal Body, accompanied by • great member of the respectable inhabitants, charity schools, Ste assembled at St. John's Hospital, from whence they proceeded to the Cathedral in the following procession: Blue School Boys, • Trade Incorporatious with their banners, . ri Beadles, Illsolleaseo composing the Futty Guardians of the Poor, • M noir, fair alamms of Me County of Devoe sod City of Exeter, Staff -hearers, The Captain Coristable, . • Serjeants at Mace, The Sword-bearer, The Right Worshipful the Mayor and Chamber, Attorlieys of the Mayor's Court, The Stewards, he. On their arrival near oh- cathedral, the organ played "God sari Ike King, " and continued it until the procession had entered the choir. alien divine service commenced. Handel's ('oronation Anthem " Zadok Ike Priest," was given with great effect, and, if the coutrienance be an index to the feelings, she hearts of the crowded audiewee glowed . will, increased joy as the inspiring sounds, "God save the ring—Long lire the King—Map the King live fur ever!' burst upon the ear and echoed from the weals of the spacious edifice. An admirable /4.111110 t, suited to the occasion, was delivered by the Rev. Chancellor Johner, from I Thn. 1, 2. At noon the East Devon militia assembled at the to racks, anal fired several volleys and fear-de jute; they were afterward, ,o=gled with bread and cheese and strong beerier the Castle-yard. The enjoyment of the industrious aad poorer class of the community was not (Ovine,' in their respective parishes. At Meat there was a brilliant display of fire-works in the Crithedral•yarcl; and, although at the late General lie , tine of the inhabitant., the idea of as ills initiation was superseded by the more useful one of regaling the poor, the loyalty of numerous individuals weld nut be relwcsscd r and some elegant trausparencies, and various de vices in lamps were exhibited. In fine, Exeter was alive with festivity from the earliest dawn of day till long otter the hour of midnight. Ii was a day of exultation and triumph; and nothing was stinting to support that character fur loyalty which liaa ever marked this ancient city. The grand dinner at the New Subscription Rooms claims our especial attention. The temporary apartment appro priated for this festive feast was hung with crimson cloth, and tastefully adorned with laurel, hearts of oak, ivy, and various alveolar and flowers; on the table was • pro fession of he/wilful rase, filled with exotics and green-house plants, whilst from the ceiling were appeoded elegant chandeliers and painted lamps, the tout ensemble producing a must lively and cheering appearance. The festive brawls were sumptuously spread with every delicacy the Sallee could supply, in a style of variety, elegance, sod splen dour; sod four fat bucks, two turtles, and a baron of beef crowned the banquet. The dessert was choice, rand the wine of the highest quality and flavour, demonstra tive of the good taste of the Committee who we e ab pointed to select it. At five o'clock abont two hundred and thirty sat down, comprising a large portion of the wealth and respectability of the county. Every thing was well ar ranged and in good order; indeed not a just complaint could be made. Sir Thomas Aciand was the chief President —.never was a chair 11101 C ably filled, never were the arduous duties atteorlaiit upon suet, a situation and so large an assembly more honourably executed. There ass no toast, tie sentiment, lint was prefaced with some elegant sent, nee, or some shrewd sod judicious oboervation, producing the most enthusiastic applause. E. P. Bastard, and It. W. Newman, Emirs. and Members of Parliament, presided at two of the tables ; aad the Vice Piesidents were Sir Job Davie, Burt. High Sheriff for the counts, Sir Walter Roberts, Bart. and John Hai rig, Esq. High Sheriff fur the city. Each toast and sentiment was received with repeated cheers, and a choice selection of glees and songs, generous and social, exhilarated tlw hearts of all the company.— Appropriate toasts, were thank. About nine o'clock the large ball room was thrown open, the fjoor of 'shied being chastely painted by an eminent artist, and the large chandelier lighted with gas had a most pleasing effect. About four hundred of the beauty and fashion of the county were present, and the countenaures of the brilliant fair bespoke the livliest pleasure : many of the brave defenders of our country appeared in full uniform, which aided the splendid gaiety of t.s act Ile. The merry dance was kept up till nearly three o'clock. The congregation of Jews, whose loyally and attachment to the throne has ever been conspicuoira, at eleveu o'clock ■ltended divine service at their Synagogue, where au ex cellent lecture sins delivered by Rabbi Levy from the let. 2nd. nod 3rd, verses ,of tbe 2d chapter of the Ist Book of Kings: " Now the days of David strew nigh that he should die; and he charged Solomon his sun saying, " go the way of all the earth; be thou strong, theref •re, and thew thyself a man; " Aad keep the charge of the Lord the God, to walk in his ways, to keep Isis statutes, and his commandments, mid his judgments, mod his Itsthuosairs o as it is written in the law of Musser, that thus mayest prover in all that thosedoest, nod whithersiaver timu tamest thyself." The ark was the.. opened, stud a prayer was read by the Pr ital. The elders and thief part of Ike concregation, at four o'clock, sat down to a handsome (flora, wlsen • slumber of loyal aed appropriate toasts were given, with some excel.. kot 'long , . di" Is, &c. Tue party broke up at a late hour. being highly delighted with the solemn) , and biliarity of the day. • IFIARROINATIF, JUIN 21. The inhabitants and visitors, with a spirit truly liberal, by way of commemorating his Majesty's Coronation on Thursday, had au cm roasted whole ors the green at High Harrogate, and several bowslieuds of ale, with which the people were regaled; the children of 'the schools were nine regaled with plum rake and trine, NOM' raring and danc ing. &e. upon the gr.rn, closed the Elite:alone of the day.— A. Excellent 6.114,1 of music attended the whole of the day. to the evening there were a meet brilliant hall and supper of the nubility and gentry at the Dragon, High 114trogair, which was kept up with great gaiety till a late hour 111 the morning. CARKAILTIIEN, JULY 20. Yesterday the Mayor, Corporatism, and • great number of the principal Gent leuieu of the town sad neighbourhood, assembled together at the Town Hall, accompanied with a hand of niusic and ',semi banners aid flags. Having formed thern-chose Mitt marching order, three by three, the Mayor, Recorder, and the u le body of the Corporation, then walked op to the Iv) Bildtlohe band playiug the tiational Amherst, olicre the company, to the •monot of sialy, sat down to a sumptuous shower, provided by the woithy landlord fur the occasion. The Mayor in the chair, which was quite wiskuu•ing to the company, previously deemed and decorated with tbq choicest dowers, evergreens, laerentines. &C de., and the rOlllll was decorated (sons the top so the bonus.) In the like nasime,, *bids bed • rosy in -I..rralieg appeatanace. After de cloth was Mann • choice dessert of whitis' atol 6111 i of almost every descriptiou was served, and the wines • ere etoci lent. The Chairman they pro. posed, "The Kin, mad rimy lye long live tourer theCtown." , which was desert idawthag willl wine taints tune; soil the • whisk evolitsay slaa'ause the national titillate', the baud • • 41:11i 9LI 01 1110111%),..1 Flelief- ° The Doke of Torii sad the Royal Family," with three times three—tone " Duke of Yoek's March." " The Doke of Clareser and the Navy," three times three—toot " Role Behests's," which was sung also by Captain Mow sell, R.N. " Lord Lieatimaist of the County," three times dwee—tune " Of noble Race was Sheokiti. The Mem ber fur the Comity," ghee times three—Noe " The Klein of the Lark." " Member for the Borough," rime limes " gee the Conquering Hero comes." Mr. Jame returned thanks in a neat and appropriate speech, sod then gave the health of The Mayor of Carmarthen," which was drank unanimously with four times four—tune "Mont gomeryshire March," after which Sir T. P—, the Mayor, gave the " Lord Bishop of St. David's," three times threa— ten, St. David's Day." The worthy Mayor then rose, slid gave the health of ►is left band friend, E. Morris', F,sq. which was drank with throe times three—Tune "Ar hyd y sus." Mr. M. returned thanks, and concluded by proposing "The Under Sheriff," —three timer three. The Mayor then gave " The health of the 'Vice-Lieutenant of the County, ■nd Father of the Cot poratioa, W. Lewes, Esq. Ltysneweild," was drank with three limes three—tune " Llewynon." Capteis Lewis re turned thanks for his father. The Mayor having left the Chair, Mr. Jones, M.P was called to take the place, when thanks were voted to the Mayor fur his able and sealoiss conduct is the Chair. After which several toasts passed, among which were : "J. Saunders, Esq. of Glaarwder and Glanrwdw-house," three times three, which was drank in punch, his favourite bevesidge, tone " Ye Marche! Miro of Harlech," harp.— " Capt. T. Mansell, Royal Navy," three times three, who sung " St. P. tree Boys be free," and a sea song —" Capt. Lewis and Dragoons," three times three, tune, Bold Dra gools."—" Sir Thome. Fiction," in solemn silence, " Mu uo.ly."—" Major Bade," ice. Sce. The company sat till a very late hour, and the utmost eoeviviality prevailed during the evening, and each, person seemed ahke to partake iu the great rejoicings of the day. .11DINBUUGH, JULY 20: Yesterday, being appointed for the celebration; of his Ma. jesty's coronation it was ushered in with the firing of cannon, display of flags, and other marks of public rejoicing. The imperial standard was hoisted on the Castle Tower. sail around the battlements a number of flags were displayed, which produced a very gay effect. The flag was also heisted two Nelson's monument. The flag-ship, naval egnadion, and other eructs in the Leith Roads and harbour likewise were decorated with colowes. Before "save o'clock the regiments and troops in garrison here, together with the I volunteer corps, assembled on the Mound and Castle-height", to celebrate the day by afro de joie. The following were the positions which they oceti pied : The several regiments were drawn up in single file, com mencieg a (writ's oil the south east side of the Mound.— The road leading from the Fish market, as far west as the Hank of Scotland, was occupied bt the 41st, commanded by Evans. The line was eatended theuce to the head of 'Le Wound, by the Edinburgh rills. corps, under the command of Captain They were joined by the 4th Dm goo. Guards, under the command of Col. hhersicke, their left reachttog to Ratusay•Xndens. The Edinburgh volunteers, noisier the command of Colonel Lord President Hope, occu pied the foot-path west of the Mound, extending to the foot of the Caatlo•rock, the Leillo rifle corps, commanded by Captain Shaw, terminating their left. The Mid-Whim" yeomanry cavalry, under the command of S.r Joins Hope, were posted, in two division', al the east nod west extremi ties of i'rince'a•street. ! Sir Thomas Bradford, K.C.B. Commander-is-Chief of his Majesty's bores in Scotland, arrived on the ground a little before 14, •ite.rdirsl by his staff, among which we noticed, Sir Gregory Way, Adjutaut-General ; Sir lames Douglas, Qiiarter-MasierGeneral; Sir Howard Elphinstone, cum. mantling the Royal Engineers; Lord Robert Kerr, bliltjary Secretary; and Major Lindsay, Major of Brigade, Job Al twelve o'clock precisely, command having bees N. slimed by General Sir Th4/011111 Bradford, the Castle guns commenced a royal salute, which being concluded, a rum. ning fire was opened by the OM, at the rout of the Mound, and continued throughout the line, by the other regiments, with good order and spirit. Some of the wadding front the musketry, having lodged among the weeds which, before tbey had become parched, owing to the excessive rought, used to give an app,aratice of verdure to the Castle rock, a Ore was kindled to sonic extent, producing a volume of fetid smoke, which must, during its continuance, have heru eery inconvenient to the inhabitants of the north side of the Cd>4. Ile. The alarm bell was instantly sung, and several fire. cog nes were sent to the Castle, The confl•gration, however, either exhausted itsele, or it was extinguished without its producing any more serious effects. After the military cheer, the whole force nisrclsrd off the ground, along Prince's-street, and paused the COI ttttt loiter of the Forces in review order, al the end of the North Bridge, opposite the Register Office, and then proceeded to their respective parades to he dismissed. The fineness of the weather enabler] a numerous crowd of spectators to visit the scene, anal a large proportion of gen teel company acre present. Public dinners in the evening, and illutoivatious and fira-works at night closed the joyful scene. NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE. Powrassoterrt, ./r . LY Plit•Cd by yesterday for London the Killnigbeck, Hones, from Autieus ; Hoehn CaAle, Hepburn, and Sir J. Batiks, %Y lliams, Gum Arrived the Ainurn tren.port from Gibraltar ; and Esti tette, Wilson ' from Ganizse. p u ra•ed by for London to-day the General Graham, Bar clay, from Jamaica. Arrived the Leven, from Teneriffe; I:Aigle, Stnrbeek, from the South Seas; and !luxury'', Gibson], from the Day of Honduras. l:Aigle spoke on the 6th July, in lat. 30. N. long. 30. W. the Woodniu, Colley, from Calcutta for Loudon. PLYMOUTH, JULY ?O. Paned off this port the Philip , Leali••, from Baltimore for Amstredam; Croerioo, Arcrv. from Norfolk; Csrraw•ay. from ()willow -I; Lnvtun , I. vrrine; mid the %ym•wthnrok, fruit, Jamaica; all for London. Arrived the Aurora, from I'4.lls:two!' ; and 31adr3r, Wilder', hum Luisiluii, fur Litaigal. FALMOUTH, AULT 20. Arrived the Tale, While, from Laudon for Gibiathar; end Fax packet with a 111.11 i for SI. "fhoense., Failed 7ili iiine; the Nitip Adventure, from 'Portsmouth for the Aleilitrrra. neap; nod Pomona, Gravee, from timithion fur Malta. Sailed the SautW tell packet with mails fur America. DOVER. JULY 22. The Roh Roy steam market crime. into the has hour this morning with the. 1°,4 or an anchor nod rabic, she lin. how ever ptucteded on hrr ruysp: this afternoon with pas- Armed the King George pseket from Ostend, and the Auckland packet from Instil with passengers. Snded the cutter l'iltittish on a cruise. DAM/GATE, JCL'S' 22. A schooner from Amsterdam to Havre got on the North Saud Head, hut got off again milli loss of anchor and cable. DEAL, JULY 22. Arrived yesterday and salted for the River, the A:sop, 1111•1)onald, from Bahia; Mirada, Wrinan. and Ludy Popham, Jenkins, tram Jamaica ; Winehilsea. Adamson ' front China; Mousauuth, Lake, from the South Seas; and Lord Melville, Clark, from Onetime Avres--the latter remains. Sailed the Ranger, Horn, for St. Peterahurgli ; Intl Ma. tilda, Hamilton, for Calcutta. Arrived 10-day and railed for the !liver the Princess Char lotte, Beatty; Eclipse, Bore; 3lvrlin, Weeks; Loision, Bakst; and Simon Taylor, Meek, from Jamaica; Royal Chao 'wit, Bay, from Oporto; Arundel, White from Cre sada ; Hope, Wils on , f rom T o b ago; Julius, Jaelson, from St. Kitts; Minerva, Sharp, from Bahia for 31.Petersliarehv Clyde, Groin, from Tiers-ire for ditto; and Rapid, alo• richer, from tt. Domingo, for orders. Cama . down from the River and remain the Perseverance. Brows, for Sierra Leone. Sailed the Lard Melville , ClArk, for the Ricer; hod Pro vidence, Rofnissaw liatenorgh. erg• ••. WINES. exclusive or duty. 7s. 74. per gallon. Purt, old; per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 481. New, ditto Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pope of 110 gallons (East lotha) 451. to 75/. Sherry, per butt COAL MARKET, JULY U. SWIM at Market. Ship. Sold. Pries. 1.111 Newcastle I Underfeed 1 Derbyshire Coal .. 1 -.s Dd. to 365. 04. 1 Calm ...,..,....., 0,, —it. Od. to —s. Oil. OLD BAILEY, MONDAY, JULY 0. Heekte Munroe was capitally indicted for stealing los suoff-boxes, value 31. in the house a William Troy, Est It appeared in endowe that the Prisoner, a youth ■boat 17, very respectably connected, having been on bad terms with his family had been invited by the Proseeotor to visit his house occasionally; that he called there on the 3d of last month, and after he had taken his departure two snuff boxes were missing —on• an agate and the other a musical box. The Prisouer being au•preted of the robbery, and charged with it, gave tip the duplicates of the boxes, both of which be pledged on the same day. Mr. Justice HOILROYD, in summing op the evidence, ob. Peeved that the two Knee might have been taken at several times, and neither of them might be worth forty 'shilling.. Verdict—Guilty of dealing lo Ike aganunt of 398. Ana Groves, aged 13, and Mary Ann knit, aged 30, were isdicied fur stealing a 51. note, and five 11, notes, the property of Thomas B.ruarby, in his house, at Ealing. The confession of Groves before the Magistrate was then pat in and read. It stated tint she took the notes out of the box through au aperture in the bottom. She gave 41. to Scott, and afterwards be 51. note; and on her salting Scutt fur it at a subsequent period, abe said •he bail burnt it. ' Mr. Stevens, the landlord of the house where the prose cutor resided, gave the Prisoner (irons a good character, ■nd stated that idle was ass orphan, and that he was willing again to take her under his protectiou.—Two other witeesses gave liar a good character. Mr. Justice BURROUGUI summed up the evidence, and ob served, there was no proof that the prisone► Scott had been guilty of the robbery, and theiciute was entitled In the ac. quilhl of the Jury. The Jai', after a short consultation, refereed a verdict of Gul7/y against Groves, and Acquitted Scott. Frederick Simpson, aged 3S. was indicted for stealing eel yard. of Irish linen. value 425. the property of Fred. King, in his rlwelling•huu.e. By the evidence it appeared that on the morning of the 16th June, the Poisoner was observed to h.aire the shop of the Prosecutor, 'also is a lines-draper, and detected in early. hie away the property, which the Prosecutor swore cost bw► too artiness and sixpence. Mr. Janice Flootory summed up the case, and the Jury prnuouneed the Prisouvr guilty of stealing to the amount of 395. HIGHWAY ROBBERIES. Merles Gilbert, aged 25, wa. capitally convicted for ae faulting William eon the King's highway, •od forcibly taking from his perso• the soot of twenty-eight shillisegs. It appeared frons the evidence of the Prosecutor, that on the 10th inst. he met the Prisoner in St.Cotharena's, whom be had known some years, when they drank together; shortly after. wards they left she puhlte-house, and *won after the Prisoner struck him • violent blow on the breast, which felled him to the ground, sod, at the same time, took from his waistcoat pocket the money mentioned in the indictment. He gave an alarm and information to Sammons, liar officer, who appre. tended him a feedays after at • public-house its the same neighbourhood. IVIIPII at Lambeth-street office, the Pri- Kotler said to the Prosecutor, be did not th nk be would have gone so far with it, as he meant to write to his uncle for two or three poen& to make ihr matter up. The Officer fully corroborated the Prosecutor's testimony in every point. The Joey found him Guilty-mak. John Nentgomoricryi was capitally indicted for ***oohing an old woman named Mary Heart, and forcibly taking from her person two shillings and two handkerchiefs, on the 12th of Juue last, near Kilburn IUAKKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MotwaY..ltlt.w 23. The supply of H'hent this morssiug was far from large, bet Ibe arrivals of Flour coastways costumes abundant, which occasions dull sale for the former article, and especially that of inferior quality, which description is 2s. per quarter cheaper, but pi ime samples obtained the pricer of last Mon day. Barley is from Iv. to 2s. per quarter lower ; the auppiy, although small, is more than rqual to the demand. While Pease are 2s. per quarter cheaper, and Beans may be quoted full ls. per quarter lower. Oats support the prices of this clay se'unight, hut the trade was heavy, having consideralsto arrivals. In other articles there is no alteration. cuRRE:wr PR Wheat, Kent &Essex 34s 624 60s 52s CF. OF GRAIN. Grey Pease 36s 32. Small Beans 30s 33s Tick (IMO 2Ba 30s Oats, Potato 23s 26s Poland Oats 22s 26s Feed Oats Flour, per mek 450 50. Rape Seed, per last-341 381 -Foreign . 50. 60. Rye 26. 211. Barley 20..203 Mall 50. 50. While Pease 3O. 34. Boilers IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK. English Wheat, 8,469; 13..r1eF, 423; Malt, 3,493 ; Only 7,050; Itleans, 1,712 ; Pease, 033 —lrish Oats, M.—Eng lish Flinty, 8,541 sst ks. Gt 7 II.I)PORD, Jut.r 21. Wheat, per It.: J Oats, per gustier Ol 19.1 to 1 Os Rye, per qua►trr Ol 0. to 01 Os TlArley, pt.r quarter „ 01 to 01 Os Beaus, per quarter I/ 10s to 11 16s Urey Pease, per quarter I/ 10s to 11 14. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, JULY 23. The market was abundantly supplied this day with all de. eeriptinus of rattle. The sailer wrre hat indifferent, and at last week's prices. Ilee, Straw, and Clover, remain at our last quotation. 'The rogueing is a correct statement of the pikes and numbns :— 'l'o rink the offal per stone of Sib. 8eef....35. OA. to 4s. Os. Henri of Cattle this day: Muttou .2s. 8.1. to 44. 0.1. gestate 2 llO 0.1. to 4i. 8.1. 9beep and Lanais... „t 3,600 Vea1....35. 0.1, to 4s. lid. Calves 320 reek ....3a. Oil to 4a. BJ. I Pies.... 290 NEWGATE AND I..EA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the a.) 11 , er .... ^a 0.1 In 3a 41 I Veal .... Rs 041 to 4% Sd Mutton.. 2s 4.1 lo 3. 4d Putlt 2. 4d -to 4a thl Lamb 3s OJ lu 4. 4d. PRICES OF HA RT. .1 4111110.11. Hay 3/ 0. OA to 5/ OS OJ tOrsis I/ 4$ 0.1 10 ti 174 /1.1 Cluvrl3/ 310 d to 5/ Os Oti PRICF: OF 11 K F POCKETS. Kent ... Itsto4/ 15s Sussex ..e/ R• to 31 Os Essex ....21 Rs to 3/ 15s Farnham, fiue, 4/ lOs to 61 Os ,Y AND STRAW. wurry.coArrr.. Hay.. 4/ 4.4 041 In 4/10s 041 Siraw... 11104 041 hd Il 16. 0.1 Clore'. 4/ 10s Oil lu 5/10d 0.1 101%, per Cwt. N ISW RAGS. Kcnt 2/ 10s to 4/ 4s Suesot 2! 2t to 31 Os Essex .... 24 to 3! 10s Ditto, necontl,2/ 165 to 5/ Os PRICE OF RAW FAT. per stone or 81b. Assisted by the Tallow As stated by tbe Butchers. hlelters. St. James's Nlarket.. 2s 10Id Price by Ta110w.... 21 9411 White:impel Market 2. 104 Average..... 2s 10d THE rufir. tErrING•ROOM, W NIX 13, 1111. ST. LEGER 11 to 1 apt Ciootavoa 11 to 1 apt Sandbeelc 4 to 1 apt Jack Spew* 12 to I apt Pastorella 7 to 2 apt Anaabelta 15 to 1 agst Colwell. DUKK MICHAEL'S STAKK. 2 to 1 apt Reginald 1 3 to 1 apt Ibis. OXYORD CUP. 5 to 4 eget Strephon. CH E 1-TEN HARI ItAcrs—(Circt.voaD.) THURSDAY, MT 19. The Club Mese, 10c.. Two mile beefs. Mr. loers'a Steeltrsp, by Scud, 6 yrs old Captain Berkeley's h. h. Alfred, 6 yrs old Mr. Reeehey's h. c. by Healey, 3 yrs old Bodenhenes MIAs Allegro, 6 yrs old Mr. Fraser's b. c. Faiz•Hedley, 3 yrs old The Farmer's Cup was woo M rwu mile beats by Mr. Bartley's b. to Aspasis, bonito: three oilers. FRIDAY. A swerpoiskrs of ibts. vile!, for 2 yrs old. Mr. West's eh f. by I:olden-I% dim by Rubeus Mr. Sadler's Sistrr to Pastorella Mr. C. Day's cb. f. by Rotolo, The Gold Cop, added to a Sorepstskes, shout three miles. Mr. Myttoir gr. e. Cbustiiiii, by Cansilhic 4 yrs old 1 Mr. Rodenhates Spectre, 6 yrs old Mr. West's Alpha, b yrs old Mr. Causing 's GI , 3 yrs old 4 Spectie the favourite. Sweepstakes of 20gs. cart,.—Gentlemen riders. . . . . . Captain Berkeley's Alfred, by Fit:teazle, b. g. 1 2 1 Mr. 8e...,..' b. g. Bryan Baiew liandicap Plate of 50gs. Two mile beam. Mr. Wert'a b. g Alphl, by Ashton, 5 yr• Oft 8.1. 71b. 1 Ms. 0. Gures gr. b. Snowd 5 yrs old, 80. 101 b... 2 2 CHELMSFORD RACES. Nominations for the Oailands Stikes of 31145. each, 20p. foefrit. Seven Subscribers. Mr Rosh's Romp. 6 yrs old,. 94. Lord Verolam names /tassels% 3 yrs old, 6sl. 111 b. The frit pay lOgs. eueh. Nominations for the Cop.—Fourteeu Subscribers. Mr. Rush's Romp, 6 yrs old. Mr. A. Wright names c. by Blucher, out of Little Jane, 3 yrs old. 1.11/,1 VellalSM'S Veterinarian, 4 yrit M.. W. M. Raffles name" Ra•aelss, 3 yrs QM. Sir It. Memos% Carrtemn, 6 poi old. Mr. T. Wright names Tipsy. 3 yrs old. Lord Clareudot's Autinpe, 4 yrs NEWCASTLE MEETING (ConeVotlnD). TIMPDAY, JULY 17. Second year of a rrneval of the Gosforth Makes of 100. each, with 20es. added, for horses, &e. of all ages. Two miles. (9 sobscribcr,.) Mr Lambton's gr. c. Dominator, by Macbeth, 4 yrs old (T. Nicholson) Mr. 7%0. Powleti's gr. b. The Mardial, 0 yrs old 0 2 Mr. Lofhts's br. r. Domain (late Alert), by Buceplut lac dam by Dick Andr,ws, 4 yrs o ld 3 Mr. Walser's rh. f Woodbiue, by Comae, 4 yrs olds 4 Ot Mr. Storey's h. h. Little England, toted 0 to 4 .at The Marshal-7 to 4 nest Dunsinane—after the dead heat, 6 to 4 on Ditniiiiiane, who woo easy. The Filly Stakes of 25.15. rich, 10es. ft. for three yr old, est. each. Oise mile. (7 Subscribers.) Mr. Watson's ches. Fortuna, by Cumin, dam by Patriot 1.)1) Mr. Kirby's bay, La Belk, by Magic. out of Laura 5t02 on th• winner. Very 'rosy. His Majesty's Plate of 10f1gs.; four yr old., 10st. 41b. ; Live yr olds, l Ist. Sib.; sin yr olds, 12st.; and aged; 12st. 21h. Four miles. Mr. Lambion's hr. c. Borodino, by Smolensko, 4 yrs o'd (T. Nicholson) Mr. IV. Prirse's hay cult, by Whitworth, out of Arabella, 4 yrs old Mr. Wright's b. c. Master Fray, 4 yrs mit Even betting on Borodino, S to 2 apt Master Fray, and 3 to 1 apt Mr. Pekoes eolt.—A good race. WEDS ESDAY. The Sant Cup, value 60 gs. give., by the Corporation of Newcastle, Added to a Sweepstakes',' by.. reels, p. p. for horses, Re. that ile,cr won leogs. at any lime, in Plate or Stakes, before the day of naming. Heats, two miles and a quarter each. The ownet of the second horse to receive 20gs. oat if the stakes. (13 Subscribers.) Ferguson'. gr. c. Jonathan, by Octavian, dam by S.r Harry Dinrtsle, 3vs old, (T. l.ye) 1 1 Mr. Fratiltiond's b. f. Caroline, 4 yrs old, Mr. I.rinibtolis hr. c. Cavalier, 4 yrs old Mr. W. Peiist's b. colt, by ll'ititwortb, out of Arm bells, 4 yrs old 4 4 Mr. Kirhy'si b. c. Canova, 4 yrs old Mr. Catterson's ch. colt, by Walton, dam by Pheno menon, 4 yrs old Even betting. on Jonathan. The first beat won easy, the second very fine Lace. TVVa,DAT. The Gold Cop, by Subscription of 10gs, each, for three-year olds, thit. 41b.; four, 7st. 111 b. ; fire, Sat. 71b.; MA and aged, fist. 101 b. Mares allowed 31b. Four miles. (12 Subscribers.) 1.4 Cbsecusberry's b e. Goosslvi, by C. York, 4 yrs (B Smith) 1 Mr. Lanibtoit's gr. h. Conseil. by Camillits,s yrs Mr. Braumont's ch. f. Woodbine, 4 yrs old 3 Sir M. W. Ridley's b. g . Choi ister, by Ct. m Mr. lirandline's br. c. by Doti Cossack, dam by Rambfe 3 yrs old 13 to Soa Consul, sad 5 to 2 agat the wiener.—Woo easy. The Memlwrs' Plate of SOL fur horses, Ike. fir 3 yr olds. 60.71 h.; 4 yr olds, B.t ; 5 yr olds, Sit. 91b.; 6 )r olds and aged, Ast. 121 h. Mares allowed Ib. Rims, two miles and a distance. .. • Lord Qoecosherry's tor. m. Miss Synfax., Paynotor. aged (B.Nmith) Mr. I.. , (toe'd b. e. Middleton by Oriolle, 4yn old PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Steck 4334 I bap. 3 per Ct. An. 7.5 w 9 per Ct. Red 7611 I India Stock 1 per Ct. Cons.. 76 751 . - I..dni Bo n d s .. 39 6 4 1"- 7 6 1 75a E. Bills, 2.... 4 6 P's 4 per Cents..." 95 941 I Jiuo, Com.. psr >E pt. 95i I Lottery Tickets 3s. 3 per Ct. N. Aim.. 109 j Cone. for Ace. •• • 7 6 11 boon Beolt L. Amt..... 195 f 1 1 744 76f 76 75 ii MARRIAGES. July 14, at Clapham, Alfred Protherne, Esq. of Leigh. Somerset, to Mel &lore, younge.4 dar,hter of the Het, John Selwyn, Rector of Lodges'halt. Wilts. On Monday, July 23, at St. Ge.' orge's, Hanover-square, Alex. Hamilton Leonard Earle, Esq. son of the late Colonel F.arle, of Tweede Hone, Northumberland, to Sophia, anlm daughter to the late H. Paul, of St. Catherine's Court and New King-street, Bath : the hi ide was given away by Fuld Marshal Lord Beresford. DEATHS. At Longtown, on Wednesday, after a short illne a, Lord Terra, as lie was rrturning to Ireland. last 11 eels, at Crombeln, Easez,eits coasequesce of II fall from hi.. horse, in the 15th year of his age. George. the only sou of the late Colonel Mule, of Hosield. Petaled sad Pohl/Acid at THE BRITISH PR6aflt as. l TH E CLOSE Olio% Na. In "road, by C, CORNY/DLL, of the flizood. A