The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-07-27 00:00:00

111111111111111 t • *tie 2e,"Ylkle. it to he colittett,littit ;al - esssattessee of the state of preparatiorr for Itttre•Cate ikr • via. Intaltiels alittaltate trent it at the pfekett'ait,•seisi ttef4, lisrpests ttas'lieeti iseitussly pleased to tliepeust with 6. use of :brat., anti) futtber 'urden.. MS Royal Messes' desires the Communiliug Officers n! the Rtgiiseiits will take rare that the m-n's hair is cut clues to their weeks, is the neatest and most *miliAirms misuser; suiskat thrithe.ml4 are kept perfectly elesin, by combing, brusbisii, and froitiviitly wa,Liu f theen, fur the letter resew! 1:%1 purpose, it is His Majesty's pleasure that a vault spotige Atli hereafter birailitoill tweed, alan's regimental sieeesesriesl • By Order of his Royal Hiteltiess the ciummi m mj e ,,,i,,cht.f. RAft CA LV ERl', A eljntant-6 DEGENERACY OF THE AGE& The degenertryvethe present a r is a source of biter **rat. now mach our Nobility have &Heti la the eapaLity of their stoninchs and the rpm. ty of their •tuste, mar be ascertained by the . fol4 ioviag proofs :-- Ailowauve of pmvisions rented to Lakty•lney; tro of the MAW I f Thirer iu the riirtOrlieury 1111. Itaaravarr A . ebivie of bre A loaf A 'anon of Ile. Thom ea piece of Iv i. 1,11 tiref A 'tee utroast Lurid • A phis of lat. Lumens's Bread and s rasa oialp. &Fronk • Porridge. mottos. a lasi, as a 'altos of Sir. The. hesakfast of au tar/ and Csinsress in the LlO 'AIWA : A Mato.' bread pieced of salt fish 6 Nome halls 6 tiacined lonises •A fforrtotbeer ♦ White ditto Lilts of wine y A din Of Sprats •TINTRk•N ABBEY. eistivotrrntuing. stli.t . it. . 'l l lte beady of this min having long been noticed. las an objulet of attentionto the visitor-in the count•,: uryeelf of the fineuess of a day last week. , -nod &vet-stied the Wye,- boon Monmouth, in hue far that purpose; wheseeinuetis course play ing airtime' such a district of rids usevier►•, was nil Litioduction to the feature of my vnyage of the. ♦u«ri Mewing nature. On enteraig the Abbey, all that description bad .pninteil of this enchanting p le, came very far short of the eiltleCt. it produced ism.l my mind, in surveying its hallo.ved walls. Fortunately 1 ;tad chosen a thee for the excursion, wile.l the spot was rendered more interesting Ire the company asaea►lsted. in ene part were a 'Taupe or toedievand Gentlemen, with.. table-cloth spread on the green velvet, enjoying si nooti-day repast, inn females seated on the butt:roses of the ansient failure. In chasett points were mei of taste, com mitting its ruined scenery to fame by means of the pencil. In the choir were elegant women walking * woe, or seated on its rums, contemplating the beauty of the objects which surrounded them ; while, in the north transept, were a convivial party enjoying e luxurious dinner. With one of thew parties were some gentlemen, who perfn:livvl ex tre,nely well on the Oennart flute, whose soft and dulcet sounds were occasionally relieved by the gireaul .salts of the bugle-nom, sounded from another part of the venerable pile. The evening wai all that viola be wished to crown such plea imam ; jt being the full of the moon, whose in &teller was rendered inimitably fine, by her beanie glrainiop, through the rich gothic windows, mantled with ivy, on the southern walls of this Inagnifi tent mit. This building saws the residence of the Tannins Earl fihrotighow. When he went to Ireland he built one upon the same plan, and gate it the same warne, via. Tintern Abbey, the family residence of the senior branch of the Colelough family, in the county of Wexford, lately inhabited by John Colelaugh, Esq. late Representative for that county, whose unfortunate and much-lamented death, in s duel with Mr. Aleock, is do* 'the ground of a Petition for the renioval of the hitter from Lis seat in the House of Commons. BRIGHT() V, Jett , Cs. The arrival of the I i tick's servants, and part of him .turf. have revives] the spirits of ell ranks here. Tne Dar , and Duchess of MaaLuoaoucts. and Lady AULLIA ii.k.wecit, arrived et Grove House, att !stataraay lasi, and ant hefere ; we are sorry to tiny his there it consideranly indisposed, and ap peared much fatigued with his journey. The Theatre no aim well attended ; to4Borraor niqht Earl Rees 'mgt . petmnises peso's rt Tell Tale, a new Turkish Dirsirti-ement, by th* four Misses ; and All lice IFirld's a Stage. On Wednesday, Viaeouotess A list;t4 plumose, Lames &sex r m Can, owl The Blippd Roy. On Fridav, the Royal South Glouce.ster Militia was reviewed by Lieutenant-General Lord C. So. lilistrirT, oft preparatory to troy Gran& Review, which is to take peace (in the 1/owns, on the Patace's Birtb-rbso. Lord BER2lll.lelf, we are savvy to will, wee so mooch wiltioted with a fit of the gout, that lie found himself incapable uf heed ing his regiwient at the above Renew. The Sussex Regiment will march from fiteyning, sod encamp on the Level, sou the 10th of August, to avid at the tinned Review, on the I , 2th, and on the 14th, will strike their tents, sad return to their Barrasks at S.eyeiiag. The Trolls arising front the Turnpike Gates on the Brighton road. through Cackfield„ extending to Level Heath, were, oft Thursday last, let by suction, and knocked down to Mr. Sutra, the renter of • the tolls on Cie Hyde-park mad, at 34 , 131. winch is an advance eh the last year's letting of 15031. Mr. PITT was the last fanner of the *hove tolls, and declined the competifion, idler b siding aeooi. The I.•t arf.yals are-- Prine• sad Heal CaMeleidedi, the Lore gisbnP of 61 " rllenter, Lado L D. Campbell, Er/. Earl end Coyo tes* eYnerkeley, 1,44 Dunrley, Lard Visramd Detrin,, Mc. Swain, Hubert Reedier Ear l Mr and Mrs. idtiosni, Mr. N. Stamens, J. D. imasii , last Kr. AilliamT vlur, Ars: lla mas, Alden,,,,, Air Wilbal* Canis, Rev. .Cabs Mus Morris Mrs. awnless**, DoctOr if.erren, Kee Wrt avn, iesimmeiCiabruilbsberafts, Mr. P ' 91'1", LAW* WA ts:@!vc ß. e3uwr 6r-inei4 4 l4 - 17.7; tatleAt.A., hnir Sittiag.• it "Vi ti Prius &fore lard Chip/ Joliet ILl.tltstosipt; gm. siaid a Slit:dot Jury. 14 - FA MATION. • • "Aklitiiikriblftailage , ' *'. -.. ..:; 3 4 • J., . k4ai,_ • vaurtakthwisfrtte ikorni,ystit: 4 l:lPPlPl .. ~ ° hanging to fililelfcearobu. ditliOrd, ,d *i; . o ?• o 4lSidt tee, .t)cidtoed, kid ilie,obc eitiolgittiv,Viers4lir4 , * ally strouleti the:Pifittlitig.--Th e•) - • ,1110 Viltred to tome [rota a moytli . -N ti cAii• , :s. Liing thy sirii:dow of Sir. C. a arc, itii bilvt loamy the tome', wad cell. In . the - roan A ad , re considrahle *tiog. tear . it*aw . ay thOldwia- JR.., tieing nut eellitt , ii•itiktiO4rWire mini! wg •rlie roof. I r r : $ 9 ra. C. oitOog In, tiaccoopo, _oats. thrown on the 11 ,, r by, the violence ot - tpe shoat, b u t recei ve d by latVr igitiry thatithe.ttaght. he a ! tjoinitmhouse esperienOol a similar shock, and too nutlet in the MUM were struck to the ,gnound, uue of whom, at live o'clock, Jat everting, ad yet 'nose* the tire or her limos. .A leftor fro", v - -tlitilaue. Scvtiat*.i, dated Cid • wilt riui~ a;'~ak~:k. The Arreawev-lititeei► stated, this Iris 'an sietton to recover a Ctrinpencattln in iktiviges, for alvfasiestion, inkier the follatvio; riretinistanres : The 1 1 1a4utitr is u fiirrirr and ittraw hat ingoulic. Ilirt-r. a .t 1 the Difiestd.tlit 'wort tin oil-mall. were Ise Imo rs and Div gd nett door t,6 hi..h oder. 'The I'raintiff's l / 2 ioute, lihetieditdr, wit* •torwatied by tire,' oti the slight - of*the lith of "Septrollior. 18U7. "Yhe hoiLie and goi4a i iritelo. -sated to the oruotiot of 1 ;loot. the*a`flf , adr4 worel)ffiee. The Defendigni'hertelibeklOti this. that tfiPlNiati!Y might escape. - , If he wee going on a journe7, bed 'his boot{ nrs,•aisil that there *ere not goods in the house to:hair the amount lowered. The liatned Counsel laid, he would prose that there ryas prntietty to the amount wf 1,3001. in the house, that the ladder bad been 'standing ill : the position that the Plaintiff took it front, for months before ; that he had not boots ou, or even 'shoes, Pod but • one stocking on. When. he Intl prayed this cute, he had no dotiiit but the Jury wouhi Bite a verdict for the Plaintiff. It was• • 114 t like itortti said in heat, or out of n burst of! passion ; the steeds were laid eaolly :tail deliberate ly, and Defendant still persaecl lo his chi*. Mr. T:101111111i DirkerW, one of the Clerks of the Sun Fire Insurance Company, deposed, that he oa k toe attesting Warw.* to the Poise!, butlid Mt see the Direetrits sign It. Itlias'esistuntary gre him to rerrity the Pulicies. but be Directors signed the blank, and he did not see them. It war dire übiferna mode of, the olive, cud be believed . Hit also the custom of the Other Insurance Chinas. Lord .ELLestaottouun olner 4 edi this wee net evidence: a short time szo a MIA had been se quitted.at the OW Bailey frown the ieunicause. It war a most shameful •practice of she Ininntede Offices, for when tin! people thought they had gfit policies, which Would entitle them to the forfritone, they had only got .pinta of waste '!piper; the Plaintiff could not recover from the Sun Inour *nee Company ou that portcy. One of the 'Gentlemen of the Jery mud, he iris confident the Company would not take advantage of it ; they were a most honourable set of men, and considered the policy in valid an if the Witnees had men them sign it. Lord El.:Air:Bowmen said, he did not wish to impute the contrary to them, he believed thorn to be respectable., but he evoke as to the law 6f the caw; the custom win frustrating justice bet', in civil and in criminal cake. He then inquired from Mr. Atto , ley-General if there was on count in the declaration wirens the 'policy was not mentioned ? He emovered is the negative; and remarked that his client had a geod mese of action against Mr. Dickens, the attesting NVltnes4. Lord ELLLIIIIOII.IIIII3II ordered a aies-edit ; and Rave Mr. Dickens a very severe repninand, end told bins never to come into that Conn again tinder similar circuinstanees. the irtitieodoThts . the n ight . of Fru . lay oe'ituight., dAtterilarus ilt. e T rni . 4 1 rUt ilic tar e d, Tkri plaice y at tit • ii •v ° o ".. „nt ' ,. 4 . ' ' ...Abost eilePin o'clock, • are-ball fell upon the se,•throsrittg down a considerable part of the: pia. It thee mitered a room, where his niece who is in O bad state of health) was in bed. ;forated the wall, and split oae of the rafters. sing its way through to the dwelling • underneath, habited by a man and his wife. The fluid like.. 'trim damaged the wall, in revered places, in this part of the house,- and afterwards dartid through' a window, witbott any of the parties, whose lives Mete in such danger, eurtainiag the smallest in-. jney, beyond the dread occasioned by their perilous siWltion. •, ' In en oreherd belonging to H. Biedermonn, .Esq. of Tetbury, a large apple-tree was sliiVerei to .piecoe by the liOniiiug ; used t 3 panto of thick glass is the green-home acre broken by the had- 1 stones. At Riirlevelan ) ,, near Whitchurch. Shope:hire. the cattle, kear.eitrpck,; . herded close together 1p the &dad; and the liglithing struck doe it Ave fops belonging to Mr. Benvon, of the Mohan', • i tn the putrid' of Audteio. together with his ion, k glia was passiog at that nsomeut. On his provi tially recovering, he ran to the cattle; our be tuod dead, anot her with her head doubled under ' t brisket, but which soon got op, and, with the ihher three, are likely to do well ! The one which was unfortunately killed, on teeing struck, sprang *era! feet, and instautly expired : the fatal stroke caught her on the top of the tail by the rump, and, ' pasting down the bide of her hind quarter. lea a hurot seam of about three inches wide, rail across the ribs, and desctiod‘d dawn .he shoulder andleg beamingly into the earth. ' Yesterday the Dulte,of V4hat held a public dry, at his Office, iii• the Horse Guards, and gave au %heaves to the Earl of Wm oat.sau, General Suesattoox . r, upon his return from Sicily, Sir Cltaat.ks Gesso. Upon his return kiln Melte, mid antusber of Mibtary Officers. Th. Dublin Eresiing Peet, of Tuetdav last, seise, 'l We have rehired &statement of the ilisguicefit• ' ille,gal and outrageous proeeedings of an' shots. 'toyed fection at idountrath. heeded bt- a Revenue Officer, on the i2tli of this month. The *lotto's* . r of she Onrushes wins smashed, muskets tired' into their houses, sad thePariel. Priest pet in tsrnr cif his . life' he escaped with difficulty tram the infamous' hands oft see privileged rulianpsaand all this foe-, Booth, because the Catholics - aid not illuminati - their houses eh a aught of amnia! shiest, insolt, rd' cippreeeion. Lest 'at, thifte itelproteisiot peliple dsd illuininste their winded'', tudwitheteitchnt • which. tkey sore bream. Will met (lath lent interfere i k not the Reverse Uilleetr i la. red-elated giraitleaien Coneersiod in this o transaction tinder its cootreul ? Are the Ottitist- ' able and unoffending to be insulted, pintidett-, ell, and prtmsed, and the violater of the taw; the inceadisrl add issamitz. to In privileged and eke tested ? its oohed to tnussictious of this kiseill Ireland. if it idle to saw thin - the Courts of Jae* are open to the iniurea, for the evil never (Ma btu completely suppressed bet by the vigorous inter.. *ratite of Government." The fohowing notice hat beein published in tint oeitspoptees, in conger/amen Of the &tiente state& went s-s. !Win mien la Tie Zejsitst P.m mart e'enspetstrit df rike , API, a at/4 11,01, / of ranouissiensa, *tie to anent-vete red brit's tees Op IlVi 4(.1.11 Apes. the Teatictre locrelivregetedteil to • ' tln-w fttiiiar tli!ielst is to e Ohs dive it &It be 1114: era, betesW the piers of elixirs- Meeks; that, so gar as' the Munikiallo YetastOri ur °Were ewe . melt' eiatement le net furrilita a. fact. 11, • PALI'S& Gap:. douses& rit.. , - Inw-g C. )R, £4,1. 014, • T ROM Al DOWD; M Vet. & 34 . 111 / 01 0 WV IM a sod. . tr alloi allied 'the 't.ileir;nii, a .Oue frigate, 0 I,i lts 36 tilibh, a s • teil frolk ttlir Ki!og'ilarg, 1.)4,10rd, iiilo t ' hi., The yuranourabletters, Of the weathir ithkia lobtili henoltenf From at ,h_ncling, ivhich . Tikisid 'otlitAise have been .the ease, i es t he re Wts it U6Vaty ill her hAng hiwiched head tilt. , nlid . sr . velieg tile. % 1 w:44 incseswit .--a :e44.riB 4 4ring th e the 'Print ` l;6 a' .t! Psaiat prt!scige . Lets tg 'Oie ' h&. shit s were expected it) haie been ~...a ___, hemming so, co lug the • Iggeisbt amine Of their riervicesi;* irs.. t or performing she garnsl'iti and proton dean w ever they should be called Proc. tyre of s evcrres ar petsee to Goverisinesit, as Much re ..oerricrable and we understand a letterlia4 b muted do the Wei Ofte.l. gapeeiiiiiie of' honourable feelings or the corps, and of teir sfif t ftvgnem, own any occasion. whereio th e ir *hikes trii i rtt be ne cessary, (mid particul ar l y t o dye eyed,'i the gar ri an of British licit:* retiliiiki by Giftprmaient to assist the SsA.rhie Fatriiitio, in the presuht glorious struggle for tilierty), tdednie fitorriard inintrillately for soy continuation of rime, as Welt ni process war. n ai 3 iopurform !Seamy. *lsiah two already done trin se rowels ere lit. Thiiikeis Csdital Pris.s to be drown, of 241,000 i. 100001. s.ooari 0001, aid' a full proportion of other Prize. lsi,•iit Tdisdaf. Au l litst A. is tlia dlay. Tickets and Shawl, (sesrmottd sfudhivin,) an main at all the Lottery Offitas. iigh-.--- -- - - ------- .• 1 4'7' A letter frost, Strattitilnite. licvilattd, dated tali teq - i ft story. that the PlNintilf had selthe 4h4sft . ..N ip 435 _,.. Thi,, vicinity was visited ttiny with, on Ore to ch*at the instiratit-e , l%ttiran' . it will a most tgotendous thundervtorm. aceotnpaniet ittlewn *hat it Wits 1tet 0 446 ,., ,_... ,.. iy for j.-.-.. 66 ...tis s 'ff.. th erlo..4 y ' iiitlYli,evy rain. Thetpmda.itiste incrimpt for the' 'fife; to ptodtt(4 a tierdgeme fthm a,uteirjrr; 's of, thrfe h ours b rad u w w., t 4, 4 , viug. begun tin 'the • heighl3!ltlrlitotid,• Vertirfhtg,Uut . ~ , `rout etsken indretittliiiitirtill' near t hree. Alvin; wa A isolYintd,`bOtOre fht:vdirNiretltiloby',.."." - Ste tichick.. 'the lightning 'Rini:kale:tower of thel fraythe dittottut'of thepolicy. The Ptisitititrhad .catii4.l,l.mtine„,k, tnit'egOg Up thlirofff, where .itt 'd inelhil;M"riflo one vic".4 .6 l f 6l ';'t 4 f, err ti il 4 l .',".'l l o lore ur the Zig - liag and slats for maul yards, au& • Chttrefteardhhs el'lllepurish; tit 11 ) 061 u:10U* Fr• AA * . Ipiiid renal late 'itoites f ront flee cu •losa fai4dsby the PfifendWntitteitptld the Lips ' t • lett*" nilae its wa i y thrOviih.the tagerirall pf t h e] frh al payin,, the illation . % ofthe lisighttiie. 711.1 e -sviiiii4ie,,lvilliiik a (aige hole in it , illit4ring te] 'Phtititifftnahrtortght 'the lliti4Oitrielion tetts'etie • wwilliin, a . 4. l, .oo.4l„oissrospid.: i.. t Oterwardis his chihicier'fiean taatny. • It' l e'as' aAt twe' of 'al . utokto . ftw - 4 ini , lie " styli - ..ibit. ..... . ~,wbeve it most - aeridethetttre ;' add if fits Okitt:ol.4q.rcik hat ec ~,„ bllt let4 f-'• Y '• • Coljt . A. - *Mitt 'hid Tffe'NFlsa 'in Isater t All ii!fmili 'itltmfro l . If t o t : i (fr y , .rellift tbel. 'floor efille• PfailitArslittette . fighirOd - . or g I°ll lip t or a atohe ' lt, re•;vll6 -. tittrit ge.4 . 39af and ratiettr.- *nese littiktin 'Or liffk-AbOp i It, a tiki li l y oil i tre ;. • i . t,;eiliii, • i pie.ricipvd, • roof of vellticl "iiiit -tio-liikfwi-thint:.theleo6 l'e 1 1 - e tr y into dii." o 'n,s i 'po ..r rt Fr tea.c.e..ofi the ffrstliloor. l'he'Ptaititi ff ltattl'his'erife' trptl!sal i t t it w , 9h ... ewm. . I_ , lnln . 11.,.9. psregai room 0 ver Ihe'petrltiur, • skid Ilk Vitlicreekilht,ftehei •14iiii •„gethsScdnit),/;-erild JtakihirirOiCh: of the garrets. They iveist'to bertabobt Nit a - ciack: i: thiti e tn i w - gi* ,c 1 ,4 it v a !irraid with tee neiii... arnight:, ahonVene in the ifibittliesis',..ife 6ei.rdl .fiticiind .aliraiitoise oiLitsliititrLiikr ii 411.; . /Nei: . a "444 414iih. ""Y ha " Au " ' "F t O mati ... 44 , 8 „c a Fr A `l4 itipiCrThe - i? le t 4); tnare feirThie Than any thing+ that had betel accustomed " 'to be ifiat:utitdeto m i , "ity , i; hid eiarllettrd." . night, and Which had mai been been „ 'imitite. '',triq te„144,4(1,,ib-oi t tyrvA4reloikkina .-i ti Plaintiffgot top to see *hat svits itie, 'alley. ..cid .ivab i d ev _ i er b oti ook 'Ag e il e a I,luDfir. . ' his opening the tied -cliittitier ohcir, he j,lvery, , t il h . tning 7,igileti 4. - e ), - 4 - e : .pf., S TE ! . I. inll4no, the whole . edar pita hf the hudied!lo le e on ire: be '',A e ie.it did 'Col.lerei r i f fWag t 7, :l l 4 l4 l: ut't 4 t i l e i went and inters anti atirifietittit inaidsettOnt.lind Wet - her and his erifettritingh a whidOls ha t! illes g tpf ceilin ik r u t .. ° P th r9 A be ili... 4 4 es i't . r . ,. . „. :: ly .p 7 .. cc , : o k in . Y i i the roof of the *ork-AtoiN i 'hisi* ' 41411 ° 4 . 711 ' 1 ' 'setkesded L.tlaiiiiiipiriernt lielcil, ,pt a,stiLti.r • haippened to be ceps. *hi& *elle 444 Oa: •a t ,,, i w t ,„; i:‘ ,,, ils. tr ff 1 , 67 i l o*.ilt. as like 4 wro!RNII 4 •Ilte (ear of cTeanito; aindoiesoisainat Via lie;t . 110 .iiii . aii , l 'i,, Au di ea '+ct'On aT . apdy who t‘ast which the Plaintiff Wares , add bi theft ' ite ms: .. ite r i j ing me •• •, h i :t, iv oi ti r her insensible fierl he sawed them from the flames. Ihe `Del'elidint . setie m ut. tA- /tin g e of rain fell. geid..that the Plaintiff hirnielf eat the lino* . 041* . re. , . PLOUCZITtit, JULY 45. had the latider placed du purpiNie that hla:linhili. might escape. au,t that the - Plaintiff PISS dressed m ... 0.. ,;„..47.11 ..e ...,... L „ . ... .... : .. L“ ._ • Dili . -- 'die ' . 64irottous thuuder-aurn,, on- . ~ • . ~ •• . ..: , ... . • . . . . . - ;" - . •.. i . i por im OixotAikinimci. 1 , r . •: • ICHrintACES, lON. ••"0 i ...• ..- • : . . , ••-•--- • •' • keiIiNFO.DAY, JULY 20. • • • , ) 4,02114. of 54..11he Wier* of all ape that sever aim a Oat* • i nintaii,. or ewarpatakes ; times years aide to raw? Aso IA! oitypi t ea t N ide yet. sire-year Oils eat. ;lb. Dialer olds mid ti ‘S`libt toll. Mans sod geldings *Hosed alb.' Hoots tale. :roan] ilie C 15111164.. ' A er.kton Conoun. 1 .. AM f: stiodbfelAt. e. 4 yrs aid 4 I hill • . ,par.,/,9l99resara b. a 4 re old • ,Illr y lienaou's b. c. lry Pappas, 4 yrs obi... 2 a ..-• liir. Harria's U. f. 3 yrs AI 3 • 4 *Asir' DAY. A Sreepstakei of Aare.' each for - three g arters old ; tolls to Av ., _ Thsnras ; anti Oat. Sib a ,Al b. l . ies chv ost A . e tem tb.. u4er One .. t . w . d-: . i . b . . is . im .. t. ip 112 i. • i l e r ti l kt i ct i l Di t i t l e . Zo b s. ir . P ... eteg r. 11 _. ._ ' xi f, bylbiittle V I 1 11ir.1.. - L'ltorSkOdtVir; 4'. by Sint f !le , .... • -' •.1 caste 111.A•lri • ' • ..41.1lirtebille s ii•tp. flastargras Me. Jilt, IllyAllesmes br. c 0....3 per 4 112 'Old Wilk, Wlll. 6111bith'S 41.1C1A Mira S'xis old : fre.t to tam. i comber, etre tavAmilabast, Anfrlt. Woo yiht tamer. TIIURIDA V. q 4.111 , 2 C ar - sal fur tkareAyear ?kb /at. lib. old Vourisalb upl sq. .-.lb. mores and yekln..,.. allayed AbrwHeats twist . , 1 round the 243112..-2 .lunar of a plate, osatcb. et 11112011 V , 2444, to carry 34111 extra. r.lifr.' Harris's 1w 9 . Viper, 4-years o ld .11r. Kosaptorrh 6.4 *witty, •-years 444 Mr. Clifteo's b. e. by Sir boloaree, 4 year. old • AO. • —RAMC D•T. .. • The 11 .?”!tifIlir a Sr. witts 1.•••• Ilion *Ole Po- . ~B .r al l of *ftatt t o • '.'all ey.“; doe SeVr , .• sit. Alla - . tourism. olds est. S' • Ist: - oho ..year olds acd gal Mt. I 91b. area IMEaral.ilb. ?Ss . , „trimmer. of tbc Hoion cup, at Pre s t o s, la soy year , to eurfp . Oa cum. beim 'of Hamilton's b. c. Peter Little.. by Sir Peter, - .. i •1011 5 : 5*I lfliliont Gerrard's Sr. h. Junin Caesar, 5-years old It 1 'pr. ,Reasea's c. by. Pogssas, a-yeais did atfr• rbiloit'sb• t. kit KO 041••••• ........... Ilr. Walter's br. la. by Storafirf4, 4-yesn old l4 ' ... . .., :•• . , .rarloblr• • • • ' ' . A:Porse of Sot fur sliitirs ahrer f ir Otis, tit olb.; Amor • ' old% Ist: Itilli ; • ifeeir Alb CA. ylb. ; six ' obt . „2. itib ; and aged est. I,ll).—Heats twits 1 ,Nlima sail sseelass tHeatirl'alb. 'A allateralt.thoVeZa 1 . cpiv i st Primps, or the.iAnaity.Cap at Oesmidrit, are . I one ltdtd.'._ itttlie .prssest year, to awry alit. gam, mid of two s sib. extra. . Yr. Ira sr lisi_...g. rrpec4.yrs ohl .....:.. .40r.w.• nasaawarti WO.' Usresitos, a yrs;old. - i 'it. i 4As. Walker's Ma b flartmet, by Stride, II yrs 01d.... 2 dr. ; 'lir. lialtooliedg. ill- AjiMli o AI yrs uld • • .. . BAG • 1 Mr. d ra ma's tflunilliill . 4 b.f. Pew. Littk, 3 yrs old 4 r . ' ' d ra ma's b f Amity, 3 yrs old At 11 .ANC DAY. A OritlArtsicia if 1•94. Keil, with her. added tr. tie 'Tarte of lirisstirk, far alt•MHIs am thstribile brier Three- year aids to. vain ekt,. isikoski•vriteer *Ma, est. ofixa4lve- year/Ada. out. tilb.—minirsar ebb bad aged, gotroolliaros nod geldino elbrastiilb. Mr. itittlieves &b. h: Bakowit, tit itrkde, S yenta old— . 4 4 Mr. Beeeran's tw. f. Millie, by Pk Peet+. 3 rillii .0. of Waialeale, kli. Isaias b. loalseyborooth, 5 yro iT. litoolorfs b. LAS Allairsdar. din . r. ilttolir Or, cl o y Ole,Soloanctfr 4 yrs. ....., t r. ccr s br. h. Sessi, by Samford, o yak .. 101 • • ,- e ..' II TI . • 1/ .' 1 "IPI. 6 41 r 43.' •' ?o-morrow tip, • . Freed onus . , pirsin. '. . TIM._ i ir citAkduct4A . 1 cars of th e lot spill .34 . ... rateabitir.f, O r , . sport is wstraitadi and a Dumper tel belt es to attend. S a m t ,l . . . home, IA eutettil l —a. nuttaber or' hoodia are erepty ell ; one ale, Lijk iinoiish to bteakCa4two hundrect people,. 'which will be tillpd by. the Nobility. A. puLikia Weill:Bi tzakarit fti.y.• t The tlktiou tor a toetn46l , 'lb MO .4001 . Ortitt' of. Clara iti Pairliaineut triA Toe bejd . ', .1 Fritilty next. ' I • • .• 'A P lialerality - ,, the` LORD lilAtdit, sifter extmg, , 'thelfetairts bf thi Steal weighing. omier . ed Aid * t . . .., • 'le Bread to by cOutVuued at Is. Ofd t he neuter* lett I ' - ' The Shi* flit; jeilsiOi!.i . y! . roin YaranPutlr, 111! Llverpobl, a btli,..atta a s;oop, were capttired off $ the Land's 'End, on the 4.eth I ispin t .; the rimier is Oki rn-captart4ilnill arried into Penz a n c e. On .Mbat iay the s "iiiiriali, a taut frig ate, i(th 3$ klitih, Ivan 'feted frook Ms King ilea, Tri-ntroe.i_ i,il;, iI. -.;., •11,..i.5r....---t.l--- rtt iel) tiePrt .7w tit.4 VW 4 " 41; 4? 1! Ps4rt 'die lilth A i d nip 'state were expected tb haie been pre;ut, retract J;tfii rrbra a young Warm Mice!. to hai Mena, 'in ssrinn a doted Cnronias, July 8 11. e Spisios v i s s t ipi sr 'red and wound dy t o the rhth off A'tlwiltrm. gr 4St bnk Mow &l lama we kraal embalm/4e of artsorocors; iko dapstehns obit* owes frowittwies we re pitman oridgratdytwir to take foodSpaarardl e that 14orr.boos fi rms whiss.• die isieukoilbpp- noon. 1 intelligence ay do.le Caeorirr irookibe iflesior is stilt trove writilSitki to op Englishmen i rootibehr, the do.. kit or 18,oso Fotortt, heist a drrochriest or Mnivioiety‘ tic action took place :war 6141 were iwIL %I (oft( thole. troy to tiro. Gwsowro. eild.piateas r love Staanitifilte PFeihreg ; 4 5 0. 14,6 tiMilitite sod the neat $i threw down thrir wad,korwtodo4. diteretioloV Uoiestit APO% Le Alp * , e‘tlet Itoolnirs rod lons*. The lipoisleateil sowisiwl Jr st.ooc6 grader PIM AVOW oils swamis it ashors.soly. • .‘ate asi relcolfv4.. WA** tot.tiso 111•Piewide Oritemptoe were Nod- WWII ipsatb! Wawa. mills . the &cosiest afr A s osisk t mei tressed tritaViepleffett statz, 9nd euedieitty.. e csnessa is orrinielY a~itd, twit 'ni l Issicil fer ibebessa v the pascs.'• • • • - • Oa :desoloy, the t Ittit hut. the ent-ttlark4loo re- lative to the Voluateero treafferrink therdielite fo -Local blOitta iota read the Etiettohge to th e Royal Bristol ifeittatetre, by euepieies 4 when tort whole trasahaottely 4.4104 toecuatietie, enivoid4- i.I - . PLATO. Mr. Patti sated, this was an aetinii far ak maces, ander rather singular eircurastmees. TM Defendant was a builder of great ensiiientai, led had contracted with the .Corporation of Ik...thaws for making WIWI improvements under the Justice Hal!, Old Bailey. He found it neektisrly to make an opening in a back pitiAge leading to Mr. Shel ton's, the Clark of Appeals. Office; but as master of the work,., it Wl4l his doy to have secured it, so that persons passing to that .)flee, on their lawful business, should not be habli to .ustaiiii any injury from it. The Plaintiff on an Attorney, sad on the kith of February, in the eveuilg, NAV going to the Office of :Ir. Shelton, when he fell into this opening, and broke his leg in two placos, and injured his allele eery seriously. He was Obliged to he carried to St. flartholimiew'a hospital, where he bad been confined until the 2fith of March follow . - lag. The case was fully made a ct l e ev id ence . In. defence, it was attempted to be mettle out, that the Plaintiff was either deranged, or in a %tote of intoxication, at the time of his falling into the bole, but tile over-zeal of the Defendant's witnetees defeated it. The Jury gave a verdict for the PlalatifT, 601. COVIer OP Cts3olitlr Pleat, Joix all. Nothing. of importance occurred in this Court. It was particularly occupied in crittmis brought a the non.payment mid pteUits of Nit d!' change. ioti LI 7.) ; 7.7 r his rye , - ~~~ i t , to Ina Ice of