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II I p P .~ putetruversy till she batmen Parentni her mother mod .his mower she seemed initialled, and left the noising to COW again os a fete, day. minutia afterwards, an elderly kid, caniiinto the td the Nlagisirate in great earamtaess, thee she night to Gal to protect her from evil spirits, 'bouts appeared to her, perhspa by the will of her that she was In be nsardered so • certain she guarded against her enemies. The Alight vjug I•er state of toiled, told her he would she piottet her, •ad would send officers every night • ban:e fur her safety. After she left the adore, he ' s surprise at an many matt people being at large, the tankers if soy more came sot to admit MIST NXTRAORDINARr CASE. , %Tr. Scutt, the acting overseer for the parish of Clerhenwell, mime • secnad time before the existing. s, at the P..lice-ofnee, Heitun-gardesi„ fur rany..wty bun to twak epees sad either she of a lady ill Prows-place, Veratenville, oppii lEgrel. Yowler she fullewing etrtwmaanaeea :— It UMW et.gled, that fur the last formiglo the weigh.. I been dreadfully alarmed, both day said night, by screams and cries of " Murder r iesoing from the or of Hies house; that dories that time no mama lie door of the Moose upeaed, nug any oadividwal or oat—and us. any peruse kneeklim at the tlisar icy, the screened' above mairs were redoehlesk • made their appearauee r am was aty asterres: Otis. There were various reports iss cicada •hich„ihat Net Lady was strapped &Me OW al from die knowledge and sight of her frieadi 1101. weigh/wars were at snuck ass they 6..1 applied to him (Mr. Scott) to wait eel ryes to ru inure the isaisaecit. . . re mondable, eve bhprd forward sod inforinidl Ana She Magistrates,. that else eadle was already lie missed, that for übjerawf ahem to the ueiglen sias a lady of indepassaloot fostabe, who lived ins by herself, and wunid 'serial& we Person l'halal‘: 11 that she was deranged H her iatelltelag and wbessa rename, tax.gatheied, postman. sir nitwit knocked at 'e would stream oust " blarder ! Merrier!" Ise ; ' come to the window, flOratmagrer ally praWra. rg alle slip, net ocesisitmelly at bight 'taper , laid in whet. ver elm waisted; bee :Teltuiiii • house for r seeeptidea in Metcalf . ..place, s ai d . women keepers provided 10 take tare of her, but had barred them out sisal refarsed them samdtatsce, thing that she *rut out its the night shoat ogee , watched her out, sad wailed till her return, and friends, aerosol) rinsed by Mr. Berry, Mr. Lynne. ilieruc, lie .1•,,y10r, nail other neighbours, twitted iii her, and as re cor.•eying herd', 'be house se MM bias had been provided CWr her recepinte, when viol. sit shah her cientiett cans. ti several per , to whom she stated that those paroles ware with being a hrustie, and were gunge). I h:et site was an more mall than they were, and the humanity of the persona ageseed would from tlw.o This appeal to the assembled 6e desired effeei, the people gave credit to her romeneuced an Munk ou her hien& earl the above u.entioned, is order to fasciae her frowil and briekbets were thrown as them, *edge genet:at engagement took place, mid many llt ' were wuaude ; the watchmen sprsug= d ma collected several constables, patrol, sod the scene of tumult, and the lady, with !hued in custody, stud some of the sessilaws, term watchlinese„ when an explanalion took place, rhicli . was, that she lady was delivered over le alio conveyed her in the boom. provider! foe MO .place, whese every care is taken uf nor utellmea. sisal ltauyuillity is restored is. the neighbourhood. presuell _Ms satiefaction, Iliad after titauking the • •r their attention left she Office. .4 SS I ES. CittLIIPIORTI, AGSM 7. Amizes for thla comity nes.rml here to- Hazen Woo° in the Crown Curti, and Mr. .rune in the Civil Court.' In the former Canso euntoins MI eaves; and in the latter the entry amoral* to ghoul le., a rrtwtter infinitely le-i than know• fur many yeifrs at theAriyorer for this courriy: CIVIL WAIL CARROLL V. NILSON ARO AWAITRIFIL ammo nit the eise'igainat the Defendants , tois of "The Times" light roach from Cut-' I.ondon, for the negligent siring of their servant, • roach was 'wet, and the Plaintiff, ass 1 one of his legs broken, and the uncle of the )itd. and Mr. ANDRVIIII conducted the Plainiifra Mislay An' unit Mr. WILFORD the - 1).- a proved were these :—The Plaintiff, who is a car . hosisseas, residing at Bethnal-given, bad taken an thside place on the 'limes coach, on the 1 1 9 iii of December at Colchester, far the permute of catalog to London- coach cause with safely as for as Ilfoid,ai its usual rate Of nine miles an hour including atop eves. In coming down Ike hill at the Clock Hume, at Ilford, the near leader start *, nail all the horses art WM a furious rat,. The coach man rove his whip to the passengers ou the hex, mad with both hands tried with all his signor to pull in the bursae; bet in the unhurt the roads was apart in the footpath with 01 Ireturodoua crash. The Plaintiff, in pint iug to sort bowl( from harm, jumped i ff the roof, and sustained the damage stated iii the diclaratiou IVith assislauce hr was eintreyed le a'neighbouring house, and was afierward•car. ,fast in a post.chaire to his lodging, at Rettrual-green. For saeveu w.eks he was confined to his bed, and at the expire lion of that time be was removed fur the bene fi t of tawdry : int to Ilford, where he resided lentil very lately. Ilia air- Ws bill amounted to 53/. Hi,. estwusts fur nursing, ter. ideut to his ainsfrirtmics, came to 67/. He was stated to be a young man ut 25 . of age, to have lost the ... a Ms limb, and likely to be a cripple for life. On the part of the Defendant", it was proved that their coitelimau, named Gobbold, was • careful, steady, and atter • live man ; that no similar secideat hail ever haovereit to the coach during a great number of years of its travelling that road ; that or the day in question, an coming down Ilford H:11, one of the !wise• took fright at a heap of SOWS, which nail been collected on the noon which then covered the foot path, and alto iu cusisequente of the splendour of the sun slit 1 ; upon some frozen water in the middle of the road; that the roJeharisu did every thing • man could .1u wader such ChTlllll%,llltef to peer sit accident, but the anuses heesme completely unnianadeatile, broke their traces, and the coach, In she shuck, was up-et; that the sect &tit smst:flurd by the Plaintiff arose in a great measure faun. his min imprudence iii jumping off the coach in it. fall, termed of keeping his place as the other passengers did, who stostamed us. damage whatever. It was stated on the behalf of the Defessilasiss, that they had offried a liberal the PlAlntiff to ' - , idcr- on of hip mude the question of at ti ..... gh they 'gene, of their /livid:lig a safe tinny • hieh oc tiatiff Counsel on both and wider the 11111 , --0n0.... BETTING-ROOM, Monnel, AVOW? 2, ) 1E71. ger. LEGER. sto 1 sea Gostsitm(llko.) 14 to 1 apt irnetnim 7 to 1 apt Eselgnot le so 1 apt Champaign* 710 7 slat Vinton (taken) 16 lo 1 apt Statesman 10 to 1 apt Handbook IS to 1 apt soy other. DUKE INICRIAZI.'S STAKE. 3 to 1 scat Rocioald(tkal 6 to I apt Prophet 4 to 1 apt Nola 7 to 1 mist Cbarcool. NEWMARKET ST. LEGER. 2 tot opt Ripest& I .2 to 1 all Ikeeroold. ' SW A FRU AM. ti At' wsenttaoriv, AVOIIIIM 1. • Pbtrlisf Set for three year old Coln, Bst. 71b. ttDd 81 11111 4 861.316. the winner to be sold for 200 gs. if dentruilid,hte. Two mile brags. Nr. Rogan's 6. c. by Bloodier, out of Little 1 1 Mr. lidwasde..b. r. Awn • • • • 3 2 51r. Villiers's cli e. Tunis ... s • ....••••••• •• .• 3 The Tow. Plate was nut roe tqe, foe maul busen. 111021111A1r. Tbr Lollies' Plate of 501. Two.twilit beat.. • Lard Iltradbrohe's b. e. loeantstor, by fletecerer, 3 yrs •.1 410 1 7 1 " Mr. Itagers's b. e. by Blurber, 3 yrs old, 7.' 2 2 p i s Ginty 111nuber.' elate of SOL for 'Ambit year olds, . Ost. 4111.; four, 7st. 1,t1b.; See, MS. MI s aiN, Oat.; sad .; used, 4it. 216. menu sad ga Wings snowed 316. for winner to be )old Gir 300 n. it deassuded, tte. For-wile heals. Maj../ Wilson'. 1.. f. Rotterdam, by Jiniliew, 4 yes old 1 1 Lead Stradbrubt's eli e. Hooper, • yea old - 2 dr. 111.1NTINMD071: z TiIe•DAV, •VOINT 7. ,A Gethiewip by Rate.erthen of 10s.. each, foe all aces ; 411 e. whiner lobo sold for 300. n. if strasaaded, Sts. about roar - Miles (Nine Snharriben ) -1/64:16insin's b. f. 1.n.. by Hedley, 4 yrs aid, 84. 11b. 1 M. Aura's% hr. e. by Warren', dam by Eltastufrord, 4 yrs 80. 416. .., . KNIGH rum. . TUSIDAY JULY 31. The Illtsisbess' Plate uf SOI. Hems too wiles sod Hues ' quarters. Beardsworties br. c. Vampire, by Dos Cassock, 4 yrs old. 8.1 Sib Mr. Ball's be. ea. Georgian*, S yrs old, Bst. 111,....., 2 2 Mr. 11.de shames b. es. Miss A 'lvaco, 6pa old, Ost. 211,. 3 Jr. switataasoax, AUGUST 1. A Handicap Slakes of Sgt. rich, with 251. ridded. Heats, too similes mod three iputriers. (Six Subscribers.). Mr. Reardsworth's Iw. e. Vauswire, 84i. 10Ib. 1 1 Me. Hell'. hr. a.. Gworguma, stet.. ... . A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with 20/. added, far Horses not thorough bred ; 10. t. each. , Heats, two aisles sod shrew spatters. (Six Subaersb. re.) Mr o.tlaiiire b e 111.-scury, 4 yr. old Lord'Hsrley's b. in. Polio-re, 6 yrs 01.1 ' 2 2 Thr Illiali ti co t tots of Merr ess y is . dispward. —..=.,---• . .. • tv 1741:.. , "is -.4 i RRIDGNORTR. . I. ilt , hrt.s. cst lathaeo•V, AUGULT. to zt r. ,I .., % •.••1 . '5Ol. *on by Thome* Whitmore, Esq., for three anii four year•ohls. Two mile beats. Mr. Painter's b:c. The War, by Haphasterd, 4 yin • old, 8.1. 911..... Mr. Beardsworth'e b. e. Mors, 4 yrr split, 84. ells—. 2 2 . MI DAY. • A Swerrtakes of sgs each, with 29gs. added, for haulers; See yr olds, I Ist. 41b.; six, 12►1. sod aged, 12st. 21b.; swim and phials allowed 31b. Two-astle beats. (14 • Illobseribrre.) Mr. G. Aston, b. h. Shiver 0! My Sansposlaw, 5 yrs 01d.... .. Sir T. Jones's ch. h.. &Insley. &yrs 01d.„,, 1 , 0 4 .3 3 1.. It Mr. H. Ofwards's gr. in. Cliaoce, 6 yrisighb f. ..,,„ I ~4 11,. "Mr. Dall. wed hr. in. Gipsy, 6 yrs vier.. : . 1 ..I4' I, ; l'llMetp.tekes of 10gs. each, with 15gs. .44:64. Atalie . ri ' ' Two miles. ..(5 Subscribers.) • ' film,' .MI. • illn, L Cherlton's b. h. Mos* Hoary, by 01•111e,-111*MM i l yolked urrr. , .. .•••ress 1 s • • wisp PussaJa, she gift at W. W. Whitmore, Er.. Sir all i ages —Four.eade heat Illg: Preutlergiors ch. m. Let it le, by Rugasstiao. 5 yrs `VA, 'hi, lith Mr. Pickeriell'els. us. Pdtiessee, 5 yre old, Set. Vb..... 3 2 46r. Ruardsweitls's b..c. Mars, 4 "yrs old, 7.1.41 b.. .. 2 — 3 • . INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET SECON D OCTOBER MEETING, 1821. NO day measionesl.—Mc.T.Clarke's 1.1. c. by Soreerer,• 3 yrs old, Ilet. against Mt. IL Pettit'. Ajsh, 2 yrs old, 7.t. 0.61. 100 gs. Is. ft. - • 'SIRS. - ' CRAVEN MEETING , No clay mentioned —Major Wilson'. ch. e. by Soothes*, out of Tippitywitches, arrives Mr. 11. Wirkenstion's M 'e: by Haphazard, dam by Orrdle, out of Spinets', Sit. 31b.. each, D.M. 200ge. Is. ft. BRIGHTON, 1822. FIRST DAY. fliweepAakma of 100(a. each, 151 ft. B+t. 41b. two miles. Mr. l/duy's lbla. Mr. Buovrne'd Trey*Han. Duke of Grafton's r. lye Wofid, oat of Charcoal. M►. Wyadhani's c. by Canopas, not of Solved:wee data. 11114. FIRNT DAY. laweepetakes of 200 g.. escb, I. R. fir Mlles then threw yrs Lad Make of Grafton 's b. f. %Yofill, not of a Mater to Netter Lord G. 11. Cave•ndish'. b. 1. by Or villr , oat of Darrow • Lord tietremont's b. 1. by Whalebone, dam by Guhaaara, oat of *amazon Mr. Ruaverie`a br. f by Blocher, mil of Selo. Iserazade ,Mr. Walker's b. I. by Partisan, out of Jest. —'-•- • 011 Wednesday se'sinight • boat race took Owe on the river . Tyne, Newciotle, for the undeter mined prizes offered by the Cm poration on the detonation day. Only six started Gorr Ilebburu Quay. . The Laurel Leaf arrived first ut the !midge, and received the prize of three %overeigiiu and the 'trinity-house flag ; the Swallow war tl'e second bort, and received two sovereigns ; the Lord iturerrsivorth third, and received one sove reign.; the next 111 stievesiiim Writ Dr. Syntax. the .Spiffire. and the (..cyliorand. A considerable n 1111 l tier of spectators were assembled to witness the race, but the apart was not so gratifying Da ex- ,pected, the Inuits not rannilig SU very close together. We WI/St not forget to mention that one of the VOW. _ere; of the boat which woo. was bleeding profusely when he reached the goal. It was discovered that tyro mink lied started from their places in the seat. and forced themselves tutu Vol flesh, en us to beer :rate him in a very painful manlier. Ile knew that if . lie had moored they taught have I.et the race by ,distutbing the. lino of the bout, and he kept los seat to spite of. Or pain which his situation must Imre occsmoreed. Mut. %Viten he was talon ashore be wool() have funded but fur the speedy iceostatice of • glass of braudy. He otmentesl that if he had had Is kgife to bra, best. ipe would As otravered. ma yWi I AV 99 4 10111•1111114 Mow. . , 'tikUKCJE T4IA PUI/XTH, The following ere sower the anecdotes related to the nveetiug in the Anilleint MI, on Tuesday se'nnight. by Mr. Leifcbild:— . " Mr. Leifehild was one of • deputation from the three denominations of Dissenting Ministers in London. who waited on the King, with an ad dress, on his Majesty's accessiou to the Thom., and were most graciously, received. The addrees Alluded to the happiness sad protection they enjoyed under the fostering care and parautal away of his • beloved and revered Father, and expressed an humble but earnest hope, that he would imitate his example, and follow his steps. After his Ma jesty had read the written answer, and before they took leave. one of the deputation said, they feared they had occasioned his M.jesly too much trouble, when the King was graciously pleased to address them in language doubly dear to then.. as bring the genuine effusion of his own heart; he said— , You give me no trouble. my friends ; I devised the must heortfelt satirfeetion and pleasure from your excellent address. It will be the endeavour of my life to isoitme the example of my beloved Father; slot be assured, while I sway the sceptre of these realms, there sheik not bit the smallest bar to the freest religious tolessuion.' " Prince IRataffe, ef44adagasear. came lately to England. He beheld' with wonder the happy ef fects of the Sun of Righteousness, in its riving, on his own benighted land, and he triaged to emit • Christisn counts". At the late A emery of the London Missionary Society, Ins pressure excited uncommon interes►. After some time, howeve4 he was alarmed to find, that the friends lie valued so much were not m•mbess of the Church of Eiig land ; and he wished to be informed on a subject so important to him, from the highest authority. lie waited on his Majesty, stated the wonderful and happy effects of Missionary exertions in Macheetocar. and expressed hie surprise in finding that these Minis ters were not members of the Established Church of England. The King said-•' Be assured, Prince, that they are not the less good men; they may differ in smaller matter., but on every iwpor►aut point of the Christian faith they must perfectly and cordially agree. And permit me to add, that every instance of attention. kindness, and protec tion. experienced by these men in your country, shall be esteemed and acknowledged by me, as if done to myself.' The Prince war highly delighted with this answer; he respected and confided more that► ever in his (Animist' friends, and is now on his passage home; with a fresh supply of Meoiona ries and artisans. " king George the Foorth has the privilege and important benefit of possessing at least one . billy pious evangelical Chaplain, wlu, in his course, lately preached before his Majesty at Brighton a most faithful, awakening, mod impel's sive perllloll ; so much so, that hi. discriminating courtiers thought it most hare given rest offence: happily, however, utdike to Felix, Who sent Paul away, as he reasoind of righteousness, temperance, • and judgment to come, our esteemed blonerch has ever since favoured his faithful Chaplain, the frivol of his soul, with his very peculiar countenance and laictionate regard; led as a further token of the King's appiohation 041 gratitude fur his sincerity and friendship, his Majesty bus heel, ple-ived to provide for .his roe, then. studying at Comb, itlge." No good British subject can hear these core dotes without expswieoring a feeling of pleasure, and of increased attachment and respect for the august subject of thein.—(lneerness Coarier.l 7, h tiions SWINDLING. Yesterday morning a lady sad gentleman applied to Mr. Conant, the Magistrate at Marl',simnel Strict. fur advice. The lady said, thin she advertised, offering a handsome ie. inenerat• fur any venom who could prucisre a prearnt swot fur her grandson I. the Chao 'ramose School. A gentleman answeied at, saying his MIDI ass Fellows. and nephew to Admiral Fellows, Gloneester•plaite ; that a friend of his had such a gilt, bat he was a bachelor, an elderly Dian, and an eccentric character, and would respire some money to be paid down. She said she had it,, objection to her acceptance fur Skeen pounds, and pay it after the presrutmeut was obtained. Tu this be agreed, and she gave him a bill fur that ailment, payable iu fifteen days after date. At the latter *nil of last week be came to hie again, raid he saw his friend, bet be would not lake the bill. She since that advanced him its delterest sums 151. un Ibis pseasisirig net tar mgoeiate the bill. Met on Moseley and Tana', the hill was brought to her by penpte who reei iced it, and wished lit know if it was good She then made in quiries', sad found every tine( the swindler t o ld her was ake, bat he called en Wednesday, and gave bee a promissory awe for 301. The Magistrate said he would grant bee a warrant against hint for obtaining money wader false pretences. EalititlV of a letter from a Midshipman on board the Atari-scan ship Constellutwas 4 ` Vat.Waitatso, motcu 6, 1921. " We arrived here ow the Sth of February, mill have been waiting thus twig for the Macedonian, which returned here the 4th inst. from Cuctaimbo—by her you will receive this letter. IVe have at length arrived at our place of ileatiosti 0000 0 here ito remain 'Mee tedious years, separated Gum our bievada, without bevag atle s ter Isiniewf their welfare ; hot such is the lot of a sailor, evil knew that I ought not hi murmur. Valparaiso is the priiicipal sea-port of Chili, and St. Jag.., a large city about siwely miles iie the Interior, the capital, They profess to tee true patriots, although many of them are actuated by whet. motives. O'Higgins is the' present Director, and resides at St. Jago. General St. Martin, the popular favottrute, is new sheent besieging Lima, which will undoubtedly fall into the power of the Pa triots. There sir a ',umber of foreigner* iso this service, who. when the bidepeueleuce of the Patriots shall be twee firmly established, and their services no longer necessary, will so doubt he dismissed without thanks or reward ; such is the teat' I distrust of a I've Spaniard, Mat Idu rot be. here they timid avoid skewing it lowarilit a stranger even if they wished. Or the 12th February, the anrivenary of the Chilton ludepeuileuce, we fired a salute, and hoisted their eolll,llr at the fore-top. On the 29d, the birth-day of our beleved Washiegton, they Aced a 'slum in retain, for the compliment paid Mesa ea the 1211 i. Valparaiso is a town meanly built—the houses line story, sail funned mostly of reeds and clay, about two miles in length. Few amusement* caa be procured here by the treaty mariacr, but the people themselves apyear to be ex isemely hospitable: if you are fatigued, yea can walk Mk, a private biome and sit down for hours together, while the lady indeeroor4 to entertain yen. The greatest difficulty is en speaking the laaguage., but the Spaaisb is so easy, t h at thiak with patience and but little difficulty I shall sense acquire it. Captain Ripley and several officers have visite' St. Jagu; but Do secosust of my below unwell at the thine I ran unable to take advamage of this excellent emporia nett' ; however, l shall certainly avail myself of the west, so that on my retire I may be able to describe to you the woe tiers of the capital of tie patriotic state ',COWL • Weß r it groliprim. . •• • . • Meanie klub..." SIEKNA LAUA [From a New Tork Paper.] Captain Blair, who has arrived from Sierra Leone (coast of A fries) sailed from thence on the 9.6 th April, at which time the African colony were all enjoying good health. The settlement at Sherbro' had been broken up in consequence of the agents of the colony having failed io obtaining a Mkt() the laud for which they had contracted.. The pas sengers wind, went nut in the Nautilus had been proiided fur by the Agents with about 600 acres of land near Sierra Leone, and Mr. Winn remained there to superintend their interests. The settle uncut was not a permanent one, the had being only rented. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Andrews had pus. chased • schooner and gone down to esplore the coast, with a view of fixing upon a site for ii per comment settlement—Cape Coast was their object. if they could iwgriciate olds the natives wpm' ad vantageous terra.. . . Captain Blair remained at Sierra Leone forty two dap, and state?. that Ito wilt was evinced by any of she pirsiengers oho wrest out with him, or by rev of thole prevreuely there to, return-.they were ■II perfectly sotiitiiett with the eltani,et of country which they haul made. The number ou the plantation Which Mr. Wines had recited were a few upwaresof fifty, among whoa.. was she Rev. 11. Coker, who was in perfect health 4 . The Sew remaining at Slierbanoergli (which did not' etcred eight or ten) would leave there in ■ feir cloys, end proceed up tut Sierra Leone, to join those l. Upon the plantation. EXTRACT OF A PATTER FROM eOI.IIN TELEE.4IIIi: ' OF THE EMIGRANTS WIIU WENT OUT 111 El/Mr Ns trrti.us. TO A FRIEND IN THIS PLACE. " We arrived soft at Sierra Leone the Bth-ef Mardi, and we found a very Rine) penpk, ■ healthy climate, and a fertile land. The Lind produces coMe, cotton, sugar-cone, tobacco, mid all kind of vegetables. Here you mar are sheep, vat*. beef, and alt kinds of inents.**** Give my love to all inquiring friend.. Tell them we are well, and happy theist we are in Africu. a` , I hope to see the !tumid*: Heat fell. and should I be living, I hope to prepare dye.rrood end spices." EXTRACT OF • LETTER FRON RICHMOND ' In passing through the market, saw sheep, pork, foists, fish, in abtnalance, oysters, sweet potatoes, and all kinds of tropical pmdtice.ittt I Irmo* you will Hutt to heur how I like Atrico. I an eunstrviuril to cry out like the Queen of Sheba, Howbeit I beliered not the words until I came. and mine eyes had seen it, and behold the half was wet told *situ me.' I rind the land is good. 'Fell my brethren and friends, I have ate or the fruit of the land, and I How invite them to come. We hope you will send us good people, cud as many as can come over." liAtersON. BITRACT OF A LETTER FROM TRE REV. DANIEL. CORER, TO THE OWNER OF THE NACTILUS, IN Tills PLACE. `• I think it my duty (siel one that I perform with much pleasure), to return public thanks Iss Cuptain Illeir for his kindlies, to my famil y an d the coloured friends on their passage front Norfolk to Africa. The Captain may be assured of my de sire that he and the crew may be returned in safety to America ; and that a kind Provideoce may per mit bias again to visit these shores. I give it as my opossum, from what katli come tinder my obseiva lion, that but few men ure.bettertinalified for :sit expedition of ilia kincrthisi Captain Blair." From Wee Stereo 6 tame Gnzettr, Mara 10.) . e hare muds pleasure in ROPOOliting the safe arrival of Bar American brig Nailed's: ill the har bour of Fresno's'', from Not folk,Vireinia, having nn board J. B. Winn and E. Bue n a, Escpy. agents of • the (Jutted States . for eapiiired Africa ns . an d Mellon. Andrews and Wilberger, agents of the Society for the establislimerst of colonies of free coloured petiole of the Unitsil States on the coast of Alrica. A number of Africans taken by the *lisps of war of the United Slates, in their recent cruises on the coast, are on board the Nautilus. under the charge of IVlk•sste Wiwi and Bacon, nod • slumber of free people of eoloor placed at the direction of Messrs. Andrew. and IWilbergers The interviciii of the Gentlemen thus intrusted with the mana g ement or the enterprise—which we ore happily to tied is formed on a bests of good too bread and too firm to be deranged by the losses and disappointments incurred at the place fiat chosen for a settlement its the Sherbro'—will be, as we understand. to collect the surviving members and remeining stock of that settlement, and to in corporate theirs with thme now brought out. The managers will then consider how the *hole can be Twat stoppered of In furtherance of the great object for which they are sent to Africa. While we sincerely I • and beititily wish success to the great object, we trust those Grlitielinen will Ore the expediency of placing their settlement at such a distance from this • colony, as to knife 110 grounds of rmal iiiterrsts to produce ithfriendly feelings between their colonies mud the inhabitants of this settlement. ‘Ve trust they sill rather, as far as it shall he found practicable, endeavour to fix themselves place suited to make those feelings of interest, which are inseparable front !Inman nature, surf which nme the great inning of tne industry that Coil emotes the source and support of colonial prospe ritye, ontr:hute to the maintenance rod promotion of the mutual gotel will and amity, and of the re ciprocal good offices naturally to be desired between settlements devoted to theanine beneficent purposes. . (Flom She London Gasvtle PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Anderson and W. Brett, of Nag's Ilead•emert, Greet. ehurch-street, London vellum•binders, June 25, 1821. G. Scotigall and A. Hendcr.uu , Runts-brokers, July 31, 1821 —A. Crease and H. Crease, of Great Newport-street, Imag acre, Milkllr,ec , washaldr.psper banger', June 30, 1821.—K. Al,ltcruft and K. Junes of Liverpool, plaster-of- Paris ntaunfselnrers, June 1, 1819—J. Coates and J. Boner's, of Shadvell, rag-nierehauts, May 14, 1821.—J. Grego , y and J. Border, of Skinner street, Snolr.bill, Loudon, and Slinrediich, Middlesex, grocers, August 1, 1821.-4'. Philputt and 11. Hoar, formerly of Donsfold, Surrey, limber. !merchants, December 25, 1820.—J. Longbottont, jou. T. Watson, and W. Woolcombe, jun. of Ratcliffe-awn, Mid dlesex, shipwrights, June 24, 1821.—J. Y. Rand, and P. H. Abbott, of Darby -street, Rosemary-lane, bliddksex, brewers, hos 5, MI. ICENI' AGRICULTURAL IMPUIC We have had very variable weather throwsh this mouth, alternately cold, with words from east, with very heavy ream, sod at other times *bowers from the' southwest : by this sort of stool' grow plesily of straw, but we really apprehend there will owt•be woor.oo average Of Bailey. Beasts, Mil, Tares, and Oats, dant produce; • and in the eastern district, where maw, acres of fonaelt, they will,blttte seed. The harvest: in general will be late, we begin before the trot of seat suoyth, execs upland mid forward iiitiatirow, where it is end some fields of Rank, will be begun to lie Monday. Ntawrylkldtt of Peas ary,.hervesitrl . the crop good. This weather is fitiostroble for tk Potatoes; but the romber of seem planted is 1 the London market, is • sot 545 great as in Dome Pleat, of pasture in the meadows, and a Natter , in the priors of all kinds of both fat wartime !hock bittatiow matong the Ilorehera, in rime maul Beep *p tbi. price id Meat beyood a 1 renwa. of Fruit of every kited; which, tram the qua 'little mosey to the grower. roma every. kind very low prices, as well. as Hay of every Dort barely pop site expense of eartyriog it to ow 1 continue mesa Imager tender their prevent land roust retorts to Ni former wild state. ea very dull, scarce a hiller to be found; the slice of another plentiful crop is great, alt cold rains weather Ws mussed soak mould, Jew,, to some plaitatiows. A" "VA titctip ANC Arrived the F.aryalso from Jamaica ; from Halifax; Elitettretk, for Jamaica ; and the British Army, Stevens, Sailed lira !reporter, Sacker; and William, London. VALSOVTif, Arrived the Duke ItY Mist packet with a mail in fourteen days; Margaret, fleetly, Edward's Istsud. • 0111141 CR. AVaIIIST & Arrived the LeieeMer packet' Irma Midland Mid Henry Frecloug packet from Caxlamtese, each with • mail... _ _ MAL, ANOINT 8 .. _ • Arrived and rand for Ike River the Carshalton Park, Clark ; Croon, Klarahourn ; Mites, Christie ; mid James Laing, King, from Jamalra ; Wellington, !frown, Anal Oporto for Leith ; Ruby, Renton, from rival ; a whaler; and I more horartearg-band vessels, names 'Askew.% The Roby ft mains, • Came down from the River and remain tie ' • iraphae, • for Si. John'a, New Brtearslek; Mary hall, Demerara ; and Maws, iarae.ww, fee Pet back several a die outward NNW, pletiOeflars ai known. • HERTINGS OF CP•RDITORS AT GUILDHALL Ts-110111110W. H W. Pirelli% late of Camomile.street, carpenter G. rfret, just. late of Writ Mailing, aurgases a t 11. Kl,wr, Spitalbeldsorictualler E. Oyer's, Jernsyu.street, dealer J. aeon H. Cleugh, late of Leselentiallestreel, *holm sate hare-drapers U. Yarrow, Chiparell•street, shargreper W. Staniforth, Little liese-chenp.mine•merehaist P. Atkinson, Itall•bone place, haberdasher ..... 10 J. Vire, lilarl6inrs rwd, uilgan J. 1-er, Noble.aireet, jewelke . - 2 11 H. W. Amith, lilingion, tea-dealer 1. Randbach, late of Islington, Plater .• CR. Redward, naves. scrivener 1 10 DWI DEN DS. T. Hack. Hear-garde., ancher.smith ' 11 (i. Willett, tali ngtion, picturt.frsee.M.ker 12 .1. Neer i orgi on, Tu sale idge, Herbert, Doe/gate-kill, cpl e o " e-vnerelesui J. Grecs', Sidwroth Exeter, wise merkhant J. Smitb, Isis. Hamsgsle. tarPP ,Ol,, ••• • . 6 . . 1 / W. sad T. Ringley, Tsvistock•street, liner-drapers.... 10 J. Fuller. Neat Hoeft', gardsoer J. Hoek, late of Arandeledreet, stationer ............ .13 J. Wert, Loaeopit-hill, budder • N. Farmer, Beisnoselrey, sepreesakee eC t Y. M. H. Schlesinger, armors's-Isar., isdigmesselhowil , t':-'1 J. fee, Cheapside • , 1 J. Tyrrell, Maidstone, ironmonger CERTtPICATE& . J. Nation, of Compact, Simithaurptes, Ahit. lenl, sow on Mee of Illory-sireetclit.ineses's, Middleirs, and 011 Commercial Chambers, Mimicker. Legatos, neerehant.— T. Like, of 0141 Brompton, Middlesex. beilder.--J. H. Billing. jun. of the New City Chmehera, London, and of Soutkansphae.ruw, Paddiesgton, Middlesex, eoris.fsetur.— ' E. Ilarsaut, of Wappisig•siceel. Aliddkmes t - csrpenter.— J. Kyffin, Isle of Linsehmem-Hole, Poplar, Alliddlnex, dealer.—S. Ford, of Great Bosislause, Criemosetreet, don, wine-merchard.—W. Lushiogloo, jos. late of Mark. lane, tandem, merclusel.—E. Hawses, of Norwich, limn. draper.--S. W. Wootrich, tale of Stafford, 41raggist—R. Stainer, now or late of Ilchester, Somerser, iseolkeepar.— J. Lethbridge, of Garmarilseli.street, Tortenliam-eosrt road. Middlesex, earpesiter.—J. Frerteh, of Writ Orchard, Coves,- try. Warwick, and also of South rilitiauJ awaawfactiarer.7-J. Cook, of Oakh 2. mills, Suffolk, miller. BIRTHS. On Monday, the 6th inst. at Belton • Countess Brownlow, sif a daughter. 1u Hi ll-street, on Solidity lasi, the kill H. Meicallie, of a daughter. MARRIAGF.O. Yesterday, Lord Charles Somerset to On Wedisraday morning, ire Hampstead Lushingt ))))) the Counsel of lee late Carr, ituughter of Carr, Esq. SAIL The new married pair Fat Hampstead , o'clock, and it is suppaied that Dr. Leshitigh . sin to a 11111111.11111001 to Brunswick, for -- the lemur:4l of her Illajarty's remains terment. We dnesday, at St. George's (+neck, Rev. Smithy Penfold, Sir Prirsicis Sike Palk, Rocha, to Ilevirietta ' eldest daughter Esq. of Gloucester- place, Porman-square, DEATHS. Al Petersham, on the 6114 just., the pliiiirtuue, daughter of Juba, the II tit At leer house, Slue tr's-hill, war Worts-liter, relict of Sir Fleury Tempest, Ilret., and the late Ilenry Lambert, T.sq of Parton r {Yoder sday, at eleven ushick in the In Lower Grueveuur•street, tier thin. of the Right Hon. Richaitt Ryder, broil Harroulry. Kris Ryder war 111 the 41 , returned from the Isle of %fight shoe; good heolth. She was a must charitable sod her Loss will be seeerelN felt. On Sunday ae'naight, His. Ogle, Esq. of Calingbam. At Rorie, on the Slat ult. aged SO, Mr. Ali tender Thom. Its was the Rem who witrodneed the sit of spinning Ara, by machinery, into Scotland (having acquired the kisewledta of it from the original patentees at Darlington), sad also ' erected the first Scotch spinning mill tau the water of Derek.. Lately, at Merionethshire, a fermi, aged VOS, who by his first wife had 3* children ; 1t by his second; 4 by his third ; and T natnral children! Ilia yoeueest MU was 81. years younger Ilssei 10 eldest, and goo of his assess- al tended his fungsul • . , . . • . lIIGII WATER THIS DAY AT Zitol BRIDGE. Morning t after 11. •-j - 111.iiiihg 0 Air 14. rrill uelLo l.4 o.es i: re z,; . hem mo r . gtr a. : CPRounruirwme 1 1.1.11.111.1111111111 1.1.. any eusetrove slater. Willi this Offire, pfilitil4lllll Its • few vainest office, sod told prayed I. and a hot after all a wit (Ind, Its emu be night, soilless she trate pereeivjug cm- to protect about the hose f • es presst .1 his star and ditectcd thi ' them, • A NOS • Tetterdsy 'Jr. St. Ja m e., Clerl gittiog Maximum • a warrant to eon dotting-tomer of sire the Chapel, . Mr. Scott Ow bunts had hero. • incessant itrrestal second fkor of it had situ the dal go either in or us to make impsiry, hot ho givett from sadist' bon, amongst oh had, and heist fro toy 'some Out Silk! nity.d, that they . the Magi', eeeee t, :-Cedby, the oun, hr. !Seim and lb • removed. tiepin twin hoed *as a I: the hots* by hero to enter; that she • ewer •ny person, V the door, she woo %he would not cut Itt her conning al velvet!, and laid prepared • hoes. 2 : had two *wheal that she Itanbarr, but on le oiling tl week, shay watt inveral of hi r fr.ei Mr. llovitlioruc, tiottra her, 11,1 CAI( pl ore, whack ' abe became Nu el. S . ulna to coll.ct, to • • eh..ging her wit c.naine her, Stout • the hoped the resette her frum tl toile had the dean • p, null roma! genlleaness nbuy e there; • ea an length a general r on each sole wet •attles which et watchmen to the • hood her in c taken to f o r wab • the result of wine r. her Mewls. who ' m Medellin-place, sate lady, and tea Mr.Scatt express. Migistrates lur his • l'hr Sommer A day, before Mr. 1 Justice flumtouG the Calessdae cum of can...a .111110111. has-beeo limos f CLRRO This was as 0 who ate pnrprieto , chestier to London wh.rrhy the coact • passenger, hail on tame leg dirlocatt • Mr. livostry a, : se, and Mr. 11 *dams'. Toe fact• prove ter by bandit's, •• nutattle place oto •. Iwo, at C.lcheatrr The coach came ss iss e miles 30 le k i t cumpeurntiOsi to the Plaintif f to eun.iiteralion of his mode- ' rain coveorwisisuees, but without prejudice to the o)ursinni of their brat liabilny, it byline eunteinl,d, that though they 6 ' P sere auswerable for the usrelresiter, and Ureligeuce of their 4e1,1171, or fur say accident in default of providing a safe r. conveyance, they were nut liable fur the c..ualty which oc- f ca.iou.d the injury that happened to the Plaintiff 1 1 A negro:B.6ton took place between the Counsel on both •ides. beture the Uelsonlatit'a ease was clowd, and under the atteetestaatoes, it was agreed to withdraw a Juror. • - - - - - ' • PRICE OF S'rotics VIENTEIWAY.. ;: •. ,• • dank Stock .. 334 433 1 Milli,. 1.. Al.ll. 19i,.16 i' ' ptr Ci. Red.... 7 6 Iht I 1.141,.4 Stuck .i 3 I 11 I per Ct. Com.. 75gtig I Ditto Booths .. 59 or. 1,.- i lore Croit. ...... 86 I Es . . !!!11•,. pr. i i a ptr ('eats. 95j I COSI% riff.Acc...7siiigi s vet ct. N. ha. 1944 .1.. ....,. id. .).-..., . . • 1 . .0 • .. • !: . . • , 0 -7' ' 4- • .• -.1111111111111111111111.11111111111 0 I . . - ~ ' • .:.i...re.r.1.4:r4.:! , i'••• - •:- -•-• • • , . • • ... IMIUMMINIF 7k%'.—/ULT 31. ", loath the whek Is /rows the sett r limes warty, wit sore of weather we. sad teriewsl . .see dew .et 1111 seat its, will yield &bait where they Kra tiler..al tier of Ar, we rupees aeCte tops pargisfly epos it is expected Oars •le lie mewed next 'm.4 iwll IlsirOsiert. de foe the growth al toed is Tionstil, A in some Isle I a Natter Fedora Was hooch,, Aco e marker% tondo mos. A reel evils o quantity, king* r} hind eantiosteS at !ry sort ; Stems pill market. If thine@ esti 4rsweethse, ibe ie. The Hop Smolt the poonesit aft 1. although lie 0014 as will as hjN(;. 4 nweer. *yew It i ; tkeass, 4 l w , from the wens, /rhea Villiers, iteehrs e. , •1 a snail hon. 1.• ✓vely, from Pr' • iTCR. Atlatt.T N. _ . a Howse, Lincoln, the ill, natant, the Lady of i. o Lady Mary Ponlett Mead rhurel., Dewtor tie Majesty, to Muni grilicitor tu the Exci.c. lead al half-pact two ..11whittrion will printer d or pnrouaca relating to in• to that place for tn. Ilastover•pquitre, by the kvo. Hart. of !low of Hairy V stare. • ' "' • ...re?' r al- , Lord ' ircester, I,.ady Tempe**. and only delight, r In Conti, Herrf....1.1.t. e fusewetort, at bee Ivor. Mtn. klytit r, the Lady rather to the Earl of 1 4t year of her age. and tit eight days back it bte aid barnacle iIItIMSU, . relict of Robert Ogle,