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let is that short; me what a mot.i.saii Whig oar el an Muse pod, aids eisequatatly happy teenage I rem pus. mooed. Bul I tower you art an impallent ma, *seam I will at once &nate thaleilly games my with", to yin, and "Wales* say end to be answered, rues Stew Rees Trout yea at the time I ilia it, retitle( WSW be (tier frees my intentions than ever letting you tow! lien whose yea received that letter ; mad the vetoed was *rinse that I alight awed gong to the ball if you iilleaded being there. es Do cot meetify use no mesh as to sloppier that from *hat said I was piqued at your an Moths( ma worth ' a setood 'fusee; Oh! *et I have no claims to admiration ; bet, feel ing as I do, I my have wt bed win had bestowed mother ea nee : is that respect I will be very media, Gerd tell you that, 'father this Was eyes and wry OW* hlsth, there le motbing to admire is me; and, koowimg that, perkspe, you will an longer be denims, of dimovrtieg same, for 1 missal agree with you is thinking that, breams* my heart bao chosen to bestow itself without year wish, or sty catimat, we you, that I or any other woman' who is mean ewough to make the Rest motessina Whet weaken., is likely to 'aspire • real hove in a sensible mares bosom. Upos the most us reed promise of siteresy for eery on the subject, to every see, t may be iodated to merinos nee eiremistaace that will, perhaps, assist pone discovery—that is, if you wish it, after Itset told you I live very retired, sad shall, probably, cow. • limes is do an foe a year or two; Mike or latter (esedit mete a year), without a person .clog 'them who would mid be pleased at seeing say from or to yew ; soft like a great many other women, do not live I. 'Cheltenham. If you •isis sow to let err correspeedesee esso, osly 11• e me the assorsoce that the litter, 1 have writ. feu osier the influesee of ea isafnetuaste sad solegoided Vaildep. Om no {eager is exidenee, sad have sever hem men by say whet rye ohm your owes—for, from what. a par. &War Mirada yours Ma told me I do indeed tremble.— . Hiram INK if I say you We mud:deceived ie a wonsatt to 'ohms pro haws give the credit of befog stile to keep a pe trel. I sieeell at onwrat direct you to may period foe an , /Miteiwor Ohio, am I shall be elate fur some time. It was perfectly clew that up to this period Colonel Berkeley had uo knowledge whatever of the 'velvet of these lettere, and it was not at all un natural that he should express a desire to know who stem his fair correspondent. lie would now read one %lore letter, which he thought extremely importeut with reference to its contents, because he believed it to be • letter to winch one of those which had been re.:d of Colonel Berkeley's toss the answer. They had Intel a letter upon the subject of the brew of Lana Ifookh, to which Ma. Waterhouse, in this letter, would be found to allude. Afuev they had heard the letter read, he would call upon the Jury to tisk themselves this question—“ What hits beets the aftve , ion, or, if their were any, what vas the value of the affection which Mr. %I'aters honle, the Prointiff, is supposed to have loot ?" The letter, which was addressed to ‘, Colonel 11 rkeley, Berkeley-house, Spring-gardens, Loos *UN" and was dated 9th May, help, was in these te►ms : " Now, my dear Pew, he careful what you write, for I do not like to be railed wokind by those 1 love and wads to • please. Ye', a day is eertaiely ease in the mina's of love; 111114.1 it did soothe me, your wayiug for why you did not waits 011 Thursday. " Yon thought 1 should be disappointed, and I am glad you told me yam did think so; but women should never iatesferie in the thotaghta of say use, when series.. boaster is to beat. • waded to; and much as I must regret having lost the happi• nem I sigh fur, by my own folly, it is lessened by knowing that had you said you would have been incosvesiesseeid: emit& I have wished such a thing, knowlog that it would Jane proved that I loved 'smelt better time I do pm? Which do you think I lure the beet ? Do I feel nom I love you ar dently ? Do I feel sure That I exist? Meow is as uncertain to me as the other. Mast I strain write? Think on whet 1 'have done, end ocver "gain say, if you do love? UI.! you pros yoking creature! You long to make ma angry with you, hot yen shall not succeed. No, leanest modem that you Avoid Le her, and l nut see you; but hew, or whore, is a great COM ' 6i/tension. I think I could contrive It some morsiog. I might walk sap that lass (het after rats it It impass•ble), or if you could think alloy other spot I would endeavour to street you; but, at the some time, to mast yeas say where unit of • tustoosary walk, would, if 1 happened to be soma by any one, consign me fur ever to disgrace; and that my mood anisensitire heart would not survive. " For the Gr 4 time in my late I feel that I love—fondly, tenderly, awl affectionately love; said whey I reflect upon every thing thnt has nursed that pessioto is my bosom, for so object es Mug booing to me only by sighs, I am convinced all etertioa to conquer it would be striving against fate. Aod oh! it is a limppinesa so exquisite, such an indefinable passion, so painfufly ;sleeting, such an acute sensatio• of delightful agony, that I would not forego its soft pans for any other bliss ibis life ego afford. How mach esteem two Learts oft.. feel for each other, and fancy it love, whereas scarcely one spark of thateivifying flame may animate either of their bosoms. " But there are Worts that will opt be satisfied but by an. swering ones cf teatime's and love, and such a heart is mtge. You may write once inorm—answer all these lures 'ions. Do you think I might venture to hear from yes once a week, directed au when first you wrote to use, or once 4 fortnight, fur the ••blank will be dreadful *Heroin. Do you love music and poetry? and if you do, tell no lONIC. shieg of bomb that you most 'admire, to charm away some -weary boor,. Do you admire Lalla Rookh OM there are looks and tongs that dart An instant misishioe through the heart, As if the "owl that minute caught Some tremors it thro' life bad sought r " And pray do tell me if we or. to Ise.gratified by an urrintelir play this month. Do write to-morrow, se Term tiny evening some one's return is positively fixed. I hate jest had a letter, saying he will be bent by eight o'clock. • SUFFOLK ASSIZES. BUTT, tLIC. v. HOWARD AND ANOTTItt. This action *es brought fer the Purpoos a Orgilllt ON.. sight of the llsinde, who is Vicar of the parish of Laker. heath, to the tithe of bey arising from the land occupied by the Defendants. It was stated by the Counsel f or the Plaistili that this Caner arose from tie improvement that had taken place in that part of the county, amid that though the Thar Mad rot . wooeteaily been in the habit of reeeivieg tbe tithe, his right Jed rely lain dormant h consrqueoce of the land being unproductive. It was also proved that the father of the Dtfeudsuts had paid tithe of hay to the Plaintiff in respect cif ;the land in slispete, but this appeared only a solitary its stance eery recently. Two terriers a pailianicntary survey, and other does_ meats, were also produced, to prove that the Vicar was enti tled to bay lithe of all the laud in the parish (except .bat wow parcel of the manor of taltenbeath), and several wit nesses were called to confirm these facia. It. the part of the Defendants, Mr. EAGLIt quoted autho rities, to chew that the documentary evidence was Unita &tat the Vicar bad ••••••••11C1a C ielti so raise the presensptioe I ..1.1 ass ellgiOl% meat of the tithes, uo prescription by him being any wise %hewn. But his Lordship, though eetertaionag camel slcrrible douhth upon the subject, decided he thought it most be presumed. In the defence many documents from the lime of Edw. J. were prodsmsed, pouring the Manor of Lakesbeash to be part set time blonamery of Ely, sad consequently tithe free, sad oleo sheering that the land in question was formerly mere probteble than it now ia, end part of the s aid M anor . Seve ral ela witnesses were else called to peeve the nou-pappout atlases in respect of the fen lamedr, to farmer Vicars, whu bad pehrted oat the particular pieces 'Oland they deemed tithrible, and lying intermitted with the la m b of the feadauts, which they bad always eaempted from plaint of tithes. The Jury having retired for about half an hour, refereed with a eiet far JM Plaintiff upon the emend event, being _,. IRSLANb. COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT—Conk, Anil S. Berea PUNIMIIIIIIL tide day tried amoral Primmer" la the county. MURDER. Jaw Farreil..fereaskk Quirk, and two other person., were arraimeed for the wilful 111111111417 of William Kelkbers i• the neighbourhood of Klldorerr. John Kelleher swore that be knew • person of the name of Ahern, sod remembered the time his boom was palled down ; it was destroyed by a parry of forty or lily per same • daring the time is w a s p u lling dose, there were abets devilry the party; he and his brother, who oat killed, were luultieg on at • distance; the party came from Abero's berme, and pursued site's. and his bendier, who ran await ; the pursuers were armed with gulls, swords, seytbes, sod bayriaets; they overtook hi. brother William sad killed hint ; he was knocked deism after etisorliig a sbort time, and stab bed is the back.—(Here, after much delay. Ise identified Farrell—threembers who were aeraieued with him under the same charge, escaped his notier.i—Farrell made an offer at hie brother William, but witeesa ie sot certain if he wink his t this woe before he was thrown dews; after the offer, Farrell went away ; the deceased was era in many places • he lived fur the apa ce o f two b oors an d a h alf after fig; treatment. This witness was ably crass examined by Mr. O'Co —He admitted thee he bangers worse of the LucMies, his seighhoura, than of the other party; Ihere were, perhaps, sweaty person. promo of 016111 party when his brother was billed. In reply asa,sysisitisis from Mr. O'Comsell, aa te • remark in trial which be made in fsrrell in the dock wins identifying Its the sitars, hesitated mock, at length it was drawn frost bias she. be said, James, yon struck a blow at my brother *sib a gun, I can't help perming roe .410 Ahern, wham house wail turn Jaws, bad a gas is his heed; his brother William took the gun frost Ahem, and termed it towards the penises who were pulling down Hie hawse fur the purpose of frightessing them ; the goo was INN loaded; ow this it was dial they pursued the biothrr, who bad the gun in his bead wins overtakes. -- Lymelt lives near Ahees'a bowie; remembers the day the ►owse was palled dowse; whilst t►at was taking playa witness was on. the opposite side of t►e river; the party who were engaged at that work turned reused sad ownrised Willies Kell. her, whole t►ey killed; Farrell. the Prisoner, was woe of then; Kelleher, ►ad a gra in his ►ead. John Ahern—Knows Quirk, the Prisoner at the bar, and Farrell (witness identified the Craw, bait not the tatter); a number of persons came to his house on she day stated in the isidietraent; they killed a dug of Mr. Thornhill's which was there; the dog did nothing to deserve it ; the animal was cut to pieces; relieves had isir gem; William Kelkber took a gun from • boy who was afraid to go meet the ene my; be whirled the grin at the men who were pulling down the house; he was pursue I and killed ; he wet eel up like a dog with swords and scythes; he was stabbed in twenty or thirty places ; one of his hands was eat oft sad the other hanging uff; there was a stab it his eye, and many shots were fired at him; he was wive foe two hones after 4 Quirk aloud over him, sad w•e rutting him with a sword. On his ertniamisansination, this 'lignite/ could sot tell who the boy was that had the gnu ; did smut see the gun in the buy's hand ; did rut know where be cork! have gotten it._ The evidence fur the prosecution here closed. Before Mr. O'C proceeded to defend Quirk and Farrell, he reviewed the Corot to suffer the issue regarding the other perilous charged with this offense, and ageism shuns us evidence bad been produced, to go she Jury. They ware accordingly acquitted. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to the dehisce of Quirk and Farrell. The first witness was a aeighhoer of Ahern's, who stated, that a few days before the attack on the house, a great part of it bad fallen in; or the day of the attack he saw a party going by his ►ouse, souSaold t►es to go away quietly, sad not to do any mischief; saw the Ktidorwry party going away from the house after it was drasolisbed; tbt y aged the others had thee a tight of more this a quarter of as hour's coatis's. sore, Woes Kelleher was killed. Knows Farrell, and did "sot see him there; after it was reported that Kelielses was killed wittiest saw Farrell passing by his house trim or op. poslie direction to that where Kelleher was killed; Far►ell was coming from the fair; this ass a fall quarter of ma hour after Kelleher was said to ►ave been killed. On hie cross.examiaatiois he said HMI ;heldeerry party lore 'lowa Slur holm; they then attacked the other party ; bath wc.e armed epithelia'', sword., cad scythes; seamy shuts were fired by the Kildorery party; the Kildotery party came from the feu, where a fight bad Mew. - brother-is-law to Farrell; they tore at the fair oil the day is queatioa; left the fair together, and did aid reach the scene of 11w death of Kell?. her till after lie bad been killed; Farrell oas not is the ►iot, No► in any way Near it. The Iwirned JUDGE charged the Jury Pi much length.— He pointed out the taw et the rave is a clear and iliitiuct warner, and wi he went through the evidence, applied the general principles which he had laid down he the peculiar circumstances ut the trial. The Jury had retired •boat a quarter of an hour when they were called tato Court by desire of the Judge, to bear a wilneea in defuse* of Quirk, who had only that wittnarat arrived front a distant part of the county. The evidence of this noun went rebore tit p►ove the guilt than to acquit the Privosier Quirk ; be admitted that Quirk bad a sword in Lis hand, but said that it was not he who killed Kelleher. Tier Jury were then requested to retire, but the Foresaw replied that they lied. agreed to a verdict. This anuoisucee sent produced the most breathless silence—The ertdiet acquitted Farrell, and fueled Quirk Guilty of Murder. I. • suitable and feeling manner, Hanoi PeN N grATMei proceeded to address the Prisoner, sad to excite him to re pentant* of the Inseam and cumulous crime of which he stood ensevneted. 1• the emirs. of this feeling appeal, the eshappy criminal once or twice tottered exelansatiuus of hie total innocence of the offence, sad nut instil the awful *a: More of executitie ow Set entry (to-anormw) was prommuced, did he dives his rousittintere of • look of marked and earnest anxiety. Quirt ie a young mass not more 'ban 22 Or 23 years of age, tether intelligent in his luok sad man. •err, sad above the .general run of the premium, is his address soul glob. lbefteptitarbsbly attost and ithletie'in his person. In about ten minutes after she sentence of death had been pronounced the Greed Jury appeared in she gallery, along with the High Sheriff. lie claimed the attention of the Cutlet fur the perm,* of requesting, that if nu (+mire of respite fur the mini. tonal, Man Under eentcnee existed, the awful datitioy to which he wee adjudged, may take place in the uriehhourhood where the mimic, had been com mitted. That pert of the eoUsaly had been reeetilly graced lay Motels [doodah, II in rely feuds; some lives, beside* that of Kelleher, had hers loot in oatiguinary con flicts there, and the example of Quirk's execution may prove • salutary warning. The Learned Dante assented to the rrasonable•rsa of the request, and gave directious accordingly. ALARMING FIRIL—A bout one o'clot•k on tiate►- dey morning r !wit destructive fire broke out on the premises of Messrs. How and THANICs, coach makers. tJ►eAt queen -street, Lineulii's lon-fiehlo, which totally destroyed them, together with the dowelling-house. It quickly communicated to the premiers of Mr. Lowe, coach-plater, which were rlw totally destroyed. The most prompt resistance was rendered by the engines belonging to the vari ous losurance Offices. About half-past five o'clock the whole hoist of both buildings fell into the street with a tresnesolotis cresh. The flAtting-mulls of Mr. PtIILLIPI on the one side, and the workshops of Mr. RolissoN on the other, situate in Parker. , street. were raved will, the utmost difficulty. We understand the premises are insured. No lives were lost. Ts , 040 1 ) Sig kr iV Defendaapos o plp ait as taeoptio 11p Ch r is tbrowpilsed hails War heath, 141.111•Iiiie of upward. .1 W This meta oeeapird the whelp of faraday sal. twat part of ifedotoday. A Special /say welt estantossils but ooly one appeared, sal elevate talus= were more. *OTT, eta. b. TATUM-64MR f. TRODOITT— IAMB L. COOK. The mortis la thew artisan wore withdraws, is comae game, of the decision is the last. I*Amiss V. E•GLE, PAMIR., ANS VIZI. This was as rgetios of trespass sod assegai. It appeared that the Plalatiff was, gio the Sib of Deeensber lasi, ap poisted %lamer of &Reboot in Lakenheagh by the Venire's, who were authorised to do so ender the trust deed, in case the Vicar and Chnrelswerdeas and Overseers weld not scree la their choice. The Parer, last Michaelmas, pat him is paseregion of the school-town (which was • lesar-go and part el the dwelt, liaviog been bosh before the eadowneroi of the charity), but in consequence of the preview. appoint. swot by the Churelarardeoe and Overseer, of a met naen.d Rusk (who, it was objected by the Plaints/, had been a peeper sod • labouring man), the Deteminie had, us the Bth of January, turned Bangs mail the rums. It was con. leaded for the Defrodassle, that as Mr. Bogle was Wing as a Illegigurate, and to prevent a breach of the prate, be was entitled to notice under the 41th George 11. to enable hit to make the party emends if he had dose newel i and that - Rolfe was previously appointed, sod had poseeesion of the room: but the Learned Jodie observed diet en brearb of the peace eras estimated marl the forcible 'ejectment souk place and that evrs if the appoiotasest Roth was legal, iteswlitgle church was telgrally the property of the Vicar fur the time belies, sod therefore the deftness was illegal. The Jerry (while was Special) famed a verdict for the Pleiatilf, damages le. ♦ISOTT V. HIM AND PARSONS. An action of mosattlt and false iimprborinseist brought by ibt Phirsitiff, who lives at Dedham, against the Defeadards, respectable farmers at Stoke-hy Nay Nod. It appeared that es she tfith of November, the Plaintiff west to Stoke to partake in there joicings on the termination of the proceed imp against the 00“6, when he was proved to have Area quietly smoking his pipe at she door of the C. 4011111 public. hope whilst the procession, consisting of abets and torches, immed by, headed by raptors tumor If. Mr. Harris, anoilret sehabitaat of Stoke was afterwards •ppreheaded um the Green, barrio( some rocket. is his hand, terror which he had let ulf, hut had desisted after a prohibiliois how Sir Witham Rowley, as a ktegistrate, script dieeharging Sr•-works, had berm repeated by the earsiables. Mr. IL was takes to the erne. • crowd of forty or fifty Sallowiegr when the Plaintiff shoved nestled the door, apes which Hicks struck at hint, and he received au severs • blow upon his baud, which he held over his head to palsied bias, that be lost the am of It fur a fortnight. Two other assaults W.V. com mitted, sad he was this pot into the teat, where he se nsitised with Harr* exposed to the iiselemsesey a the elements at that sesame, motel the atoning. For the Dr. readouts, who professed to be special era tables, bet were proved to bare bets swarm only for • particular *erasion, lee years before, a man swore that he as. the Plaintiff throw • squib, smother that be suffered • person to light rase at his pipe; sod • record of coovieties before • Mapstrase of siding and abetting the discharge of art-works was put in. The Learned Judge in summing up said that the most serious pert of the case was the eimillannewt, avid as the Weser was only subject to Gar, such badmen was spot featly illegal; he treated lightly the ides hold out of • riot, std said that he must confess he should hove felt indignant at seeing • reservable person conveyed to am open cage Gtr posseselog a fire-work. He trusted this would be n warming to presesesevessing authority mot to assume too muck, or le be mote offfrioss than necessary. The Jury relented a verdict for the Plalutiff, &maps 20!. This also wee 4 Speelatriary cause, sad occupied the whole of Thursday. The bisslisesa wag sal .forminaled until the eliciting et Monday lest, having serwried ones entire days, with the islet veatims et tee Seedirs. The Jodie left town yesterday swain, after reprieving ten of the capital convict., hot leaving fur executer+ Wariers, Dower, and Carlow, ue the Bury side ; and Abllliamted, Last, and Nosier, us the Ipswich side of the *OM'. RXRCUTION .FOR RIOTING. Thomas whn was condemned at Shrewsbury Ag ain., for riotously assembling sod remaising after the Riot Ar was read, and fur injuring the Iron wash, &c. was executed on Saturday. The Proprietors sit the Works, sod several gentlemen iu the vicinity interested ibennelven Pee the life of this unfortunate beiug, and a Peidiots was transmitted from that tow. on Isis behalf; but his life was deemed necessary as an airfoil example! Abort • quarter past It the unfortunate man 'toasted the scaffold to an in. 'tepid manner, sat hinutelf down for a few moments, and ap peared to wise unconsciously at the dreadful apparatus of death before him. He then rose and migaed himself into the hands of the executioner, who having completed his duty, was about to return, whew one of the spectators called out in a. affectionate insaner—" Farewell, Tom." The ex ecntiemer lifted up the cap which bad already Iwo. drawn abler the eyes of the primmer, who tarred iosti a cti ve ly to wards where the sound proceeded, and inst•utly recognising a person he the crowd, nodded to him. After a few seconds the drop fell. The unfortunate man must have suffered intensely, being area to straggle for the space of it. minutes. After hanging 11,e usual time his body was cut down and given to his friends. EXECUTIONS F'OR MURDER. Al the Anises foe the enmity of Kildare, held at Ham, ma Friday, the 30th ult. Jame, Carry, otherwise Hoer', was tried far the murder of William Denim, of Behrstd Castle, lo:fhe peaty of Dublin, Bin. The indictment staled, Haat. the Primmer, together with loin Darin. dii. on the 3d of J.•••. 7, 1011, at Dallinekil, in the e.iuuty of Kildare. men,. Wilhite' Cruise, Fn. by giving hint a wound oat the head milli a girt, of which be instantly died. no, rellisesees were examitirol,• and the Jury tetirc.l for Ave milmalra, mhos they returned a verdict of Goff,' the Prisoner. Tao Primmer heard the verdict with the grottiest indiffer ewe ; and ow being asked by the clerk of the crow u whether be had any Odor loamy why judgment of death and execution should not be awarded against him, answered, in the most hardened manner, w What line I to say, buss do it !" The LORD Culler BARNt then addressed the Prisoner. fie commented ow the coormily til ) the °More of murder, committed by the Primmer stn in immigrant c u d onoffrndate young gestleneau, and concluded the moat feeltin exhorts- Hos we have ever tend, by miming the awful sentence of the Inw upon the Prisoner, and orthring bun to be executed on Monday, the 241 or April. During the colorer of this exhortation, soil the peening of the sentence, the Prisoner uttered the moat horrid impre cations against the dodge, Jury, sod his prosecutors. `We are hippy to 011ie, that in the course of the everting the Prisoner became tranquil, and made a full confront's of his guilt. He contioued contrite and resigned op to the period of his execution, which look place uu Monday, alums half-past t wo o 'clock, In presence of an ininseisse crowd of apt stators. Ow the scaffold ha forgave his prosecutors and the world, arid exhorted the surrounding multitude to avoid linemen, drinking, and bad rionpany, which had bought him to his disgraceful sod untimely cod. Ow lisimrday lest J. Quirk, who was convicted on There slay of the wilful murder of Kelleher, was exrentril at the place where the crime was committed, is the neighbourhood of Msithil•Werp• The •tlisultylt man admitted that he was present wheel Kelleher was killed, but persevered to the last anonnot in disclaiming any hand in his draih, noting th e time he arm hanging some ruffians of the promteuting party attacked the friel.ds of Quirk, wither sight of the gallows, sod before say effective interference could he giver Iwo oleo were so entirely heaths: as to endanger their lives. —(Cerill Mercantile Chronic:* ) • s•.-.+riar.l.•bitAC7" . - _ _ 'HE rule P. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, lel. MONDAY, APltt. 23. MATCHES. Mr. aterltoes Mein% art Mr. Minis Hemetide, Sit. Mb. earls, A. F. 200 gs. h. ft. M►. Craw's f. by Juniper, out of Medors. Ned Duke of IPortlaogr.f. Tea (dead) by Teesdale, out of Pledge, Om. 31b. melt, a. N. loop. b. ft. Mr. etterltoet's Platreix., 4 yrs. old. spl Mr. Payee's Pe ricles, 3 yes old, Bat. bib. each, Ab. M. Mr. am thee to stake !bap. to 401bp. b. ft. Off by cosmetic uesooo. Mr. Tibbiter bl. e. Pltidiss, by Pericl►s, out of Pelresills, Sot. 71b. art Mr. Wsik..c's ch. f. by Dos Cossack, out of Metre, Sit. 3tb. D. M. 200 pro. h. ft. IN EOM IhIDAY. Cora Jersey's c. Oracle, by Soolbsayer, Net. bib. art. Mr. Ude?' c. by Fleenor, due by Stamford, Bst. 41b. D. M. INOp. k. THURSDAY. Mr. Chatttea'a Plotraix, 9.5. 41b. apt Gee. Groaveaot'a Pietty, Tat. 41b. A.F. 40041. w. ft. • SATURDAY. Mr. Calley's The Herman, by HeJky, ont of Mica Pk. toff, apt hlr. Jones's e. F.ustnet, by Partisan, oat of Sur cereas,llH. 71b. each, Ab. $l. bOOO. h. ft. Air' J. Sbelley's c. by Waitres or Or ille , out of Cressida, 8n.5111. ago Mr. G. L Fox's f. Lady Prier, by dmoleaslie, dam by Sir Peter, bought of Mr. Willows, tit. Mb. Ab. M. Mgt. h. ft. Lord Suffield's hr. e. by Mule, oat of Black &ally, opt Major Wilsosi's b. e. by Jouriper, dam by Woo, Ls. Mb. each D. M. 100 gs. b. ft. NO DAY I11•NTIONtp. Mr. Dormlss's Ordio, sgss Mr. Itstosbotioss s Mareekbers, Ilst. 216. esclo, A. F. 100 gs. Ss. ft. -.a11.- MALTON RACES (Youusivtaa), wsoassDAT, APRIL 11. The Craves Stakes of less. eat k, 41Ne wile and a quarter, was woo by Mr. Watts's ch. e. Cissar, by Cerberii*, 1 yr■. old, s.t. beating Mr. Ridsdate's r, e. Swift, 4 yrs. old, So. Alb.; Mr. Ferguson** The Duke, 3 yrs. old, But.; and Mr. Kirby's b. e. Canova, by Golunspati, 3 yrs. ultl,flst. The Sweepstakes of ItOgs. each, fur colts and fillies rising three yrs. old, use wile sod a half, ... won by Mr.T.Sykeis b. or. by Guluirapos, out of klsgi.trates The Sweepstakes of 20as «ark, fur Obit* 0 ' 0 1 6 43 Yrs. old, one wile, was wo■ by Lord Milluu's ch. f. Ursula, by Cer vantes out of Fanny. The Barton Slakes was eon by Mr. Howard's eh. ir by Oc tavian owl of Miss filaoche's dans. Melia Plate fru nut decided when our account canes away. CROXTON PARK RACES WEDWIRIDAT. ♦PRIL 11. ansemblage of nobility and gentry this year at diem ►ighly popular races more t►an installed that of any former year the enures was in good order, slid the sport excellent. The eillerdcia Coplow Stakes or eSgs. each, b. ft. SO sub neribers. was woo by Mr Girborii?.'s bl in. Rebecca, beating Mr. Tbisrold's Why Not, and She Friar of Orders Gr. y. The Pa►wrn' Plat, .f SOgs. was woo by Mr. Cross's gr. b. of Moine'', beating lbothers. The Maiden Stales of 15p. each, p. p„ was won by Mr. Corawall's b. m. Seguin. beating Mr. Mau's hr. wt. Sabrina, and Lord Kennedy's gr. m. Madge. The Melton Stakes of lOgs. each, p. p.(oltli 9110 guineas added by tie food), was won by Mr. Trafford 's b g, beating • others. The Handicap of lOgs. each was won by Mr, Tborald's Why Not, beaus' 4 others. • - IC , COUNTY MREITING. • I A remeetthle Meeting of the Nob%men, rerehnltlera, Jessie,' of the Pear,. Commhadoneri of Aepply„ and Clergy of the Conoty of Lanark, we. h►ld on Alooday, at Hared too, to take late emmaideration Mr. Owen'a report and pion for givieg p•rerawent predoetire employment to the poor and we►kioe classes. Sir d. Stewart in the chair. Mr. Owen stated his plait. which has already been long before the public. The plan was the melt of ...rh study; soil he had devoted twenty years to try the principles on as Isrge • seek its he possilsly could. In no nee case had they failed ; nn the contrary, thew had in every iostaamt exce►d«, his most sanguine expectation. Ali the plan Nudged an many intricacies, it email not he di• visaed at a meeting of this kind. The best mode would be a Committee of the two Hoopes of Parliament. who would either declare the «home visionary, or that the principles were just, sod that the plan ought to be ettcon►aged. _ . . - Sir JAW'S STEWART then put Resolutions recominendiug nn application is Parliament. Joutt MAXWELL, Leq. M.P. sProntird the Rert,.ll Lord Reut*Ven was extremely sorry to dished, the her. moo, of the meeting; butt he could ant assent so the Rein. lotions as they stood. The !Report had owly been published about filar or five seeks, and he had not rend it thoroughly. Ile was a friend to reform; but this was reform with a TM. geanee ; it went to rhange the whole system of society. He thought some time should he given for the consideration of the business ; and he therefore moved that the meeting should arljonns for a month. Mr. Raoww then stated, shat he agreed with Lord Bel basso in recommending in the comity not to obtrude the matter to the attention of Parliament in a rash or precipi tate ration. He seconded the motion of the Noble Luju for tie amendment. Mr. Owew said the plan was not by soy mean* new to the Gentlentro in the county, nor to many of the Mem ber, of the House of C,orisosows. Though he had weer peen Lord Flrlhavete at New latiark, swans of the county gen tlemen had visited dust erlablishmeist. and hems consisted of the miondoess of hie views and the efficacy of his plans. If his Lordship would visit his establishment, he would give him every information. In matairialr his plans be ha.' spent 30 years of his I ifr, and sacrificed above 30,0001. of.liis for tune. After ROMP verbal remarks, the Resolutions were read urioring s sod Shp mueslis. Swipe pus, Ow , asoltessf ilk rote was pr•seeed or dela,. when there •poeseml fur Proceed - 23 I Delay • 7 Majority - A Committee was then appubsted to prepare Petition' So both Iluiewm of Parlsament. and after some delay P, titiom were produced, read, and adopted. NAVAL INTELLIC4NCE. TLTAiooTH. APllltiL 12. Arrived the Stockton, Lasers, frOm I. lon. for St. John's. N. B. ' • Kate. Smith, from do. fo r N a pl es; R oc k. WlAlerting, from do. for Antigua ; Evert-min, Stoddart, from do. for Quebec; and the Franklin, Schwan, from Amsterdam, for Batavia. Ass 'toward-hi um' East Indianian has jest broright up in the Sound. FALMOUTH. APRIL Arrived a frigate. supposed the Fos tr, from the eastward; Thetis, Reisback, from Hull for Riu Janeiro ; Elisabeth, Soiolinru, from Newcastle for Buenos Ayres: and the fal lowing from Loudon :—William Bryan, Ulipoliart. for Jamaica ; Tobago, Westmorland, for Demerara ; Worry, Flint, for Homforaa; Pilchard, Wooleock. fur Africa; Lord Cathcart, Basks. for Quebec; Sceptre, Pearson, for Muer Edward's Island ; Vittoria, Soother'', fur Genoa ; sad Rochester, Spirts!, for Oporto. DIAL, APRIL 13. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Rostra, Gardner, Guns Jamaica ; Perreversoce, Locke, from" the South Seas; George Hoare, Telfbr. from Madras and Rental; Wilber force, Tucker, fur Mesvi•ft ; and the Nosey of Glasgow. Arrived and remain , the Ann, Waller, from Ntsreastie, Err Leghoro; and Bemi;eo, Smith, from ditto, fur Quebec; She Cervoritm While, floor Aotwerp, for Baltimore, was spoke, with CR Dover. DOYPR, APRIL 13. Parsed This pod his. Royal Genre, Sortie, from the South Seas, for Lowly*. t4iNdatty tlrallriViuuse. of Tie quarerum roe Usevetie lIALLIIT 01 TUC CONNAN NCR IN cluti--13ek Illeammest. T. W. Guise, Sir W. Ord, Willie= Ileseeti, H... G. HetburaL Now. E. P•neeN, Fir H. Berp., U. Hum., Jusriolo Pryor, Pipe Boreal, Ralph Hurst, Rub. rt Lairds, G. Carter, Jules Juliertua, Cele/eel 'lke', U. Desseau, T. Al lbws. Lora Nord. Alderman Gordeia, R. Nowt. J. B. Wiwi'', M. Gredlau, J. ?.Rest, Lead AUNKE ts. Viva A.'• letwelow Mw Pelee Qvr.f!•"] • FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL IS. Corecrit.—The Gimes /Ismael ha. butt eseendiogly *nay since oar last; there is, hooetirr, a coolideut aseteioutimm that the demand will shortly revive, as the brisk nittekru• were only checked by the arrivals, which had more et: et than usual; and, as the trade its wad goods On fin steadily, there is little doubt the ere. ket will lifain The Whims of Brazil Cotten will airitufit I. ire *Frustum to facilitate sake: all other &eerie Otis utay he purchased es lower toren. The asks cau.sst sit 400 Beiagalsktd. • lid.; 300 Stareta, bid. a 7111. i• hood ; 71.0 Mesh*, 11441.1 thlyrns, 91 • ld. duty paid. lis purls of Coto., Ilta 10 12114 inclusive :—Runsbay, 1,173 hake; Marritisa, 117 dine; New York, 136 ditto ; Rotterdam, 50 ditto ; Peruutthusur. 36 ditto.—The letters fross Liverpool Unite the pal* ea. erecting Cottons had subsided, the evaiket was Needy% SW:Ult.—The armload foe British Moieties Muteuredlea has beer surest, with very little variadoe us air pekoe. ferul Sugars esidiene scarce, amid meet a ready oak at *ll the low sell toasts halms brevity ton bead. The pet= of Wednesday, 219 kids, chiefly Jamaica descriptively west off skadily as she previous prices by private cesdrace. The Relied market is widow any mosterial The low goods are still inquired after, and the sem* Is eqnal so the deemed: lee goods are in snare request. The iirquiries fur export tippers micressiteg. Exported teat wet k : D• 01141. To Ilaniliro' f 59,01 Mediterranean 13,5114 675 Baltic Posts 4,rn6 Berm,. ll,b4e Ireland 9416 Brillsla Sets lemmata . 779 ladies Total. ...05,710 i'675 Several parcels *l* Maud Surma have bees West ht &tsard by public sale this wok; a farther depswesiow per cob. must he staled :—W►ite, good strong. liOs. a hire. ; tis. • 475. ; yellow, Vs. ■ 695.; brown, 445. a 204.; 40 sheets H h supported the previous prices. Co►rae.—The quasitity of Foreign Coffee brought for ward by public sale lately has bees so eatessive, that a ems. siderable depressiom has takes plate he the prices, and ewes at the redaction diem appears us buyers : above 9,600 bags St. Dursingo have beer withdraw■ •t llbs. Ild. fur Om suulid; cesmiderable parcels damaged have sold 114., a lids. Brazil abd Havassah Coffee have bees egibiley neglected. The British Plusistios deae►iptirrws Ore not seise of su low in propos-ties, awl there are ,we bores, bet► of Ja maica sail Demerara Coffee, for the home coessimpties of the country; gelid ordisery Jamaica saki is cosaidenthile parcels 116 a. • Ills'Od. bee ordisary Ills. • Iffes. Them were 'lime public sales this firebomb; may a swiall roper- Sion of the Coffee brought forward was disposed of. Tlue market is is exceediogly heavy. list wet leurr th•e yester day : the St..Datri•goir to-day'apsblic sale wilt wilkitrasba at lib!. Sd. am:lmes OP oisiorrests 47 , 611ILDHALL Isaimaimw. .ser.- M. R. H. Gibbet's, late of ltdisulaa t dealer sad chapeau 3 10 P. Le•ifeek, lute of Tbes.WWll2S-otrrdi, aterakald• 2 I W. Capp, Loadoa-bridge Peal, Bracer ... R. Lieber, Deptford, butter , 2IO R. J. Italateta, 11auocies troomootrer J. Badges, late of Dartford, pare.aaaker lO It. and C. Rim Datdeld, etasaimpplataarera l2 R. Itollllllllli, Straod; dealer • l4l T. SUMO, Lyon coach-umbra ' ... No T. Ponlork, Andover, poaeh-roaaar J. Spdtb, Laareaes Powatesey• lase, aserthast . . s Jr• CERTI MATS" H. Bert/mid, of Sofro square, /fiddlier', beirksilfse.—.T. Prat, of Little Titeldield•streey sod else of Little Piss se street. Middlesex, easelo-meter.-3.lliles, if High Hoe r Middlesex, listes-desper.—J. Williams, of Bishopegsle-striet Without, Letedeli, liver-draper.—W. Praise, late of Dere emery George-street, Messina Reese end Westerly of King's Heed.esseet, Fie/ etre. ilia!, louse. , bristle.mier. efiant.—H. Heel, of Liverpool, liebredselter.—W. of Segientmeret, Westminster, Middlesex, .sassy.-.d. Sborry, of Clwyd's, Surrey, cost-sserelisist. BIRTH& On Monday sennighi, at Crookkaun Rod How, Barb, the Lady of Charles Bridges., Kams. of a son sad heir. On Wednesday evening, the Lady of the Rev. Tues. Gale. house, Rector of Stoke Charity, Hants, of a danghter. On Soodby, the Is, instaiit, at Thomas Raymond Aron. dell's Etat. Kenilworth, Warwickshire, the Lad/ Of Polio Hussey, Req. of Nash Court, Dursetalure, of • eau. DEATHS. On Monday, Lady Elisabeth Gore Tosrasetuf, the Lady of Gore Townsend, Erg. Honingtouliall, Warwickshire, and sister to the Earl of Plymouth. At Staamore, on the 13th instant, lady Caroline Finch, yoasigest sister to the Earl of Ayleaford„ Ou illoarlay morning last, at her residence, Vferthary Holm', near West Heim, In Hampshire, Dowager Viscountess Gaga the bias )ear of her age. Dm Ladyship, while derma& atimplained of faintness, fell into the arms of ber maid. air,l immunity expired. A few days ass.. is Dublin, of the unmake, Mm. Battu*, relies of the late Thomas Barton, of Grove, Eaq. Lost week, Julio Turpiii. the feeder oldie Bartswortb fox. hounds, by a fatal tam-illation, occasioned by • scratch of Ins finger, received while I. 'cunning a home that had died of the glanders. The deceased has left a widow awl ten i eldlde p. On Wednesday last, aged 83, the itevvistsBl ley-hall, near Bradford, in Yurkaliire,"ftrietoe 42rartsso, near Bunton, is Lincolnshire, &mil owe uf tbe ustitarof xhs Peace and Direly Lieutenants fur those comities. DR. BOERHAAVE'S 1-{ED PILL. No. d. (sealed with red wax), famous far the ewe of-every stage and symptom of a certain complaint. It is a swells& choly fart, that thuusands fall eiettin. to this horrid Matas , , owing to the onslilfulsess of illiterate meg, why by an im proper treataseut of this direful calamity, not maregireatly cause those foul ulcerations sod blotches which so ones ap pear clothe head, face, and body, with dimness is the sight, Noise he the ears, de■tress, strictures, obstinate glems, *Pk* on the shiu Mutes, ulcerated suer throat, diseased whet . ,, woo tome pains iu the head and limbs (fiviiesuily mistakes I ► r other disorders), till at length a groeral debility and dos, of the coustitalion ensues, and a tutlaucholy seat► *is • period to suffering mortality. 4 1 ,0 With earb box is gives a copious bill of ionitions, by which perilous :Lie enabled speedily to curl tbemseletas, with safety add rectory, ultimo, eniihrement Sr hisdrssee of business. Its sassing ask, for gassy years, is a rertani criterion of its great utility —Price slily 4s. ad, per box. Beware of Counterfeita.—The gessise Ilserimaire's Red Pills, No. 1, or No. 9, are sold by Mr. Juba'''. sad Mr. &lager (late Bar e s a n d Co), 01101-411•01. This asediriue is a highly useful remedy is chetah rhos realism, glandular uhstructioss, aid seerfy mambas. ; is short, it has succeeded wbes naiveties awl *thermoses haul Pasted mil PeWished at THE BRITISH PREIS sod THE GLOBE OlSce, No. 111, Straa4, by C. CORNWELL, of the &rood. t, ift ti ti ti • • P ot •