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Richard Wingfield. It appeared in.tbis oase•that the mare WKS tanned out withdut shoe', Andy/as seen in the owner's field, at Billericay, on the noon of lieducilduj. the •2d of March last. - Bbe•was Missed °nitre &Jima% of the 311 of Ilarrb, atillitite pristhier wai seen Vaulter iu theittwn of I lert ford, near 40 111.1111:14 distturee,--where. he had to attend as a witness at the Assizes about nine-oluiock on that morniu • . He there proCurethi farrier to shoe her, and to dress her shoulder, which was much injured, sty the • Prisoner said, lir a fall,•but, in the judg ment of the farrier, by hard beating with a stick, a bruise being raised of the size of both his tits. The 'account the Prisoner gave was, that he. had that morning got the mare in exchange for a chesnut horse, giving 31. to boot. On the 12th of the same Mouth he sold the mare to a• publican, of the name talaoagreed to Kira bitn rd. part of which be paid Jowl,. At few days niter Spick saw an ad verttscutent, describing the man and the mare, and firm the information the Prisoner had. gneu WE-procured-his 'apprehension at Saffron Walden. The l'risonei•stated to . the •constalde. who appre hended him, that he had exchanged for the mare on 'Fburirtlay, the 3d of March, at aboureleven ateloeli, and that she was shod when he got her. ' The Jury found the Prisoner Gailty--JJeath. • POLICE. MA) iSION-NOVIi. Yesterday Tipper the constable brought up Joel, an kneelite, the rompaniou atiel-the-collesigne of Joseph-and Jaren:, who were ciotrged with picking the pocket of Mr. Zachary of his pocket-book, containing a draft fur 1001. The dlkennistancea wart as &flow : . Mr. Zesehary wav patis;lig through Fleet-street on il'edierse:ay omit:tog, Menet 7 o'clock, alien he was surrounded by a number ef persone. amongst whom he purtieelarly otrort 74.:.1 Joseph, Jarmo, and Joel. Amongst them they coatriacti to pick his pocket or his pocket-book and its content., and ran otf with their booty. He never perceived his- loss, or suspects. ,1 the robbery, •iitil a gentle:toil, who saw the tratisaction, came up, and asked• hien if he tied lust any thiug ? Mr. Zachary immediately seare.ie,!, and missed his pocket-book. The Cieutlemati pointed out the direction in which the thieves w. Iv. cod accompanied him in the pursuit. Prising the window of a puhlic-house in Fetter lane, they perceived-them carehilly examining the emits:Ma of a poetet-book. Bring satisfied these we the ! lemons they mere in seach of, they went and TN a quistaide; on thliir return they finuni the Frisonera about departiog. 'Ort their goitre a into the hone, they securried 'bu t the other two mole their %escape; :tetepit was . eirried ta the Compeer, and a strict search tiring made after the two who had tamped, the locket-honk era. &lad in the area of a house, script of its entatruts. Je re" yesterday morning, went to impure at the Csimpter for his • friend Joseph, when he was re co:rinsed, and taken into enatone. 'The Prisoners wove remanded until Saturday. 'fipu*t, the officer, 1 . 11)111 the description given him terJoel, took Inns in custody- yeaerdey morning, in one:of the well known haunts frequented by &min peas of society. The LORD Mayes remanded him, and ordered him to hr brought up to-mormw, to or.dergo an examination with his two companions. It aypeared that the" draft had been presented at the, Bank, and stopped, but the persou presenting At shade his escape. NAVAL INT lU4IGE2VCE. - V.L PORTsIioUTH, AUGUST 4. Arrived the Loire And Success frigates, from Worth Yarmouth; forrexter sloop, !loin the Downs; Eurydice frigate. from the ‘Vsstwaril ; and the Hardy, from a crylse. Sailed the iliest sloop. with a large convoy of transports for Cork. —They have nu troops on .board but arc ready to receive *woe. also she doodir la. on a cruise. Passed by the .Varruso, with a convoy, from Juiouira. . . The Stab ly, of 64 guns, is come Mato harbour, to have her Wee keel repaired. tALMOUTIII, AtlOese 2. • Sailed taxis day the Portioae, 44 guns ' with about SO sail nutter convoy fur (iihriAtar, Malta, and Sicily ; the Trompense and Lilee Belt, with about 30 sail fur Africa ; the Grore/cr, with 8 mil of vic tuallers fur the fleet off L'Orient ; lwith 11 transpusts, having on board the 20th Regi ment of Foot and the Queen's, bound, it is bup posodt for the Tagin , ; the Ann, tender, for Bris tol ; the brig Emmeline, Nt merman, Muster, for Oporto ; the Portiigue-c schooner .4sge6eo, Capt. *De Costa, with a Portuguese Messenger for Oporto ; the schoonce Patriot, William Ford, darter, for Cori:nun and Gibraltar. His 'Majesty's ship Thais, with shout thirty sail, from Purtiinontli, for the Brazils, put in here yea terday, and remains with the Steady gun-brig. Arrived this day His \ lajesty's ship Boastrefven, from off Brest. She l,rius tin news whatever. The Prptuguese brig Iller del Aland°, Capt. De Costa, from Bristol, is got on shore, da maged, and sill be obliged to The Prancers Amelia packet sailed this evening, with mails, for Coritinia.—Wind DIAL, AVCIIST 4. Sailed the Cloman on a cruise.—Wind S.W. TIVOVII7, "AtCCST 3. Shaft my last arrived the Mary, Shurland, from liworpoul, with coals and yarn ; Dasher, Dally ; United Slaters, Grac , nail Dirt,Jartraned, from Neath, with calm ; Lovely Pen, y, Griffiths, from Milford, with stone coal; Marv, Sellers, hone Loudon, with semdrirs ; Ann and Mary, Hodder, from Ply pseath, wide fruit; Elfor.:, Thomson; Eleanor, Hendee:ow l ; sad Supply. Niihau's, front Sunderland ; Milford, Mann ; Ana, Vet tery ; Alert, Litton; sad Albion, Jarniuud, from Newport; and Jane, Parker, from Swansea, with coals; Island, Fry, (mom Neath, with calm. Xs OM the Rose, Wild; Daily Carpenter; and Good Fnrmnia, Barret, fur Plymouth'; and'AlessFloy, fur L 011460, . with seoskies ; Maria, fur tAhrdrea, tit nit ' • ; FROM. LLOYD'S lART. 0111•WIJUID, AUGLIIT 4.—Pageekl lw the Nja, Pringje, f r o m 31,1 adore Eqmody, Ilepooq, CrHu Cueroary; Nei.- stile Sindb, from Heligoland ; anger, Fl..erbuaru from Gibgatar ; Hope, Mahe?, from Malta; Amy, Moir im,, from Madeira; Flury from the firsaila ; Diana, NW:4N tom Va:matia • Experimeat, TruUerl bad lavarums, man, frolia SPORTING INTELLIGMTE. Trt.staaw,,atitalow 9. rtfty Pounds fur hovers that bare out wire that Table siucc Mardi, i 057; fuor yr olds test. Slb. five yr old, not. fix Ye ado gat. 611 r. uw.l aged !art. lolb. mares and geldings allowed Jlb. • The beat of three mile beats. i,141Z VAT. • The Dorsetshire Cold Cup, by subscribers of togs each, fur horses of all ages; three -iv ides., tist. four yr olds, 7st. 101 b. Bac yr olds, ast• ialb. liar olds ard aged got. 71b. four Milk,. ; mares mid gehlivrallowed all,. 'Thu winner of a kitig'a Plate, or a Wnwbester Cup, to awry 716. extra. Mr. Farqulinnuo urine Clintse•and-our, 4 )rs yid Wurrall's cit. f. by AwOrosio, out of a Don Quixote marts 3 yrs old- Mr_ atills'a b. an. Bomar, 5 yr% old Mr. Unoaria, by Ainlormitl, 4 yr% old • )Ir. Greatheail muses ltbitr Rime, yrs 'ld Mr. 31ile:'s b. h. Muolitaiireer, ir yea old Major Harvey llaultd . bt. f. by Sorcen.r, out of Qui.r, 3 yrs old Mr. Trvraoicui'a b,e. Ciusuatta, by listaistOrottgb,' out of Rarbsroasa'a pluld Drii% Givareisor names Whirls, s yrs 614 - Sir J. Bair kius's Clermont, 5 yrs old Mr. Dniulaa's Briton's, by Peace, 5 yrs old Mr. Banks nut lal Chubs* are subset dorm bat dlitaot nose. wring.r-var• Fifty Pounds for three and four yr obits ; three-yr olds to carry Coil. lath. and four yr bids, att.; allowed Jib. dub. winner of 3 plate that year, to er.rry sib., of two, Mb. ratra the best of three a-mile bests. lA94f: nay. Fin s Tuanik given by the, Mentberafor the County; four y olds, 7st. tills. hie yr olds, aft 13th. Mu yr old% 961. .1:b. and aid, M. olio.; the best of three -atilt beats.— Winni rs t his present year of one plate, to carry alb., of two, Sib., nada Itoyel•Plate, 711). extra. A handicap saccpmakai of sus each ; two tulle.. flours to lie 'muscat the manila( of the arid day's rata_ live sub scribers, or no race. EWCASTTLF.-H legß-LYM E. WErarlloAV, AbelJaT to. A Maiden Pieta,. valce 501. for any home, mare, or gelding, that timer was soh at any one tone, matches and sweep stakes excepted; three ar olds to carry lilt. 4111. ;our yr ' olds, 7st. alb. ire yr olds, a..t. ~1.4 yr olds, est. tiib. sod need, Sat. 1011 i The best of there 4-mile heats , mares al lowed nl la. To be run fur on lanutton Heath. 1111 C DAY- • A 3,cepatakes of toga ea. h, one 4-mile heat, fur all eyes; three yr olds, (Alf )f 011.1 f , 7st. ylb. live yr olds, Sit alb. six yr olds and !vet. ; mares and gelding% al lowed Ilb. The winner of one plate, match, or at rep stare, in the same year, to carry 31b. Eats*, and of too, alb tetra. Mr. Tollett's b. m. by Mirkwall, out of Parquet, 5 yrs old 31t. Btroghey's gr. f. by Happle, 3 yrs old Mr. Macd.rinld's h. in. by Or.tiae yra Old Mr. %lunation, jun.'s b. g by gamecock, s yrs old IA Goirer's g. Newton, by Menke, 3 yrs old. Tnu SID •T. The Members' Pons of 501. value, for all ages; these yr old* to corny Est. 41b. four yr oda, 7st. 7th. five yr olds, Wt. tilb. aix.yr olds, bat. 1 tlb. nod ages!, sat iii. A a 111. car of oce pile this yvsr to carry 31b. of two, alb and of three cr Inure, 71b. extra, for one or more plaits, the best of throe. ei.sode heats; mores sod geldings allowed *11111.5t . TLs fuldi.-an's Plate of gol. fur all ages; three yr olds in any Gat. 711 four cr olds, est. bye yr olds, ast .41b. eta yr id& and aged Ivories, bat. 11:1b. the bastut three 4- Nide hems. The wiwmr of one plate sr ?onkta in Ilse pre 'tut year to Carry sib. sod of ts.. or more, sib. cairn. Warts 454 geldiugt to be •Ilow tit 21b. I Mt DAY. A 11weepetakcs of age each, One 2-mile heat, for all s,-.ear. The winning borne to Le said for 100 as if .:emaw.led, within owe hour alter the rare, the own.. or the second buret beioN erg tietativd, sad so on its r.Autios. Tor sub scribers. or no rect. Gr.onGE TOLLIT, Esq. ? st J .. E. MONCKTON. Jun. Laq. DERBY. ANGUf? 16. rifts , pounds given by his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, fur meiaen horses, &c. of all agia ; thr , e yr olds to carry yst. 414 (oar yr olds, est. sib. five cr olds, sat. bulb sis Teolda, set. 1211). end aged, gat. • blares and geldings al lowed The best of three e-aile beats. To be run fur IA3 the .‘7ladels, near Derby. SAXE DAY. A Sweepstakes of logs each, Itir tones, ice. of all ages ; three yr olds to carry flit. t four yr olds, est. :Att. lire yr olds, sat. I2lb. six yr olds and aged, p,st. 31h. one :- mile beat. The subscriptions to be paid to the Clerk of the Course bvfore roaming, or to pay double. Ld G. Cavendiales h. c. by Co. imaidcr, out of Mr.. Candour, 4 cis old. Lst ieeredides b. f. by Ilambletonian, dam by Trunipator, 3 yrs old Mr. titvrell's Talons, 5 yru old. Major iVilsou's b. c. by Ilauilitetonian, out of AilLiine, 3 yis Mr. Care Brown's br. h. Pavilion. lez IVasy, aged. 14 Grey's Ir. c. Gostoetie, by Rienini:hrougle, t yea. Mr. Aniire•v's Lydia, b yn old Mr. Curzon is • subscriber, lust did not name. WEDNIADAY. The Noblernen and Subscription Plate of 501. for horses, /kr. of an ages; three yr olds, list. four yr olds, Tat. 71b. Err yr olds, list. nib. six yv olds, art. 9tb. and aged {ht. The *ionic of one SOL Ibis year to carry 41b. tot two, •Ila. and of three, glb.extra,-and the *inset. of a King's Plate to carry 71b. in addition to the former extra weights; the hi st of three 4-aaile heels. fho wiirier of the trot day's plate will woe be allotted to start to the second, without the consent of the Strat.rita. No le , s than toms reputed running horses to start fur the above plates, sinless b) consent of the Stewards. Manors of HA R'r NGTON, Hon. AUGUSTUS CURZON, 5 "sr leY Piet-work (Continuer) from >aterdar'a Paper.) 311t...11LN VON TO Nit. RIt:KETTA. .-• SI a—luchx•ed I send you a reify of a letter, and a state- Meat from [locum Mane, and also three different paragraidis which appeared in* the public papers. These, I believe, (with what you have elready teen) ars all the papers I am likely to receive from Mrs. Corbet, though, should any ma terial fact come to toy knosrimlee haws the reference, I shall of Cillll ‘C think myself justified in awaking age of at, but In that (which I do toll think is likely), I shall take clue to appvive you of it. In addition to the is o luestions I have already proposed Aff liar coesuleration, I sot desired, by Mrs. Cerbet, to add nue more, namely, "Whether it it the elusion of the tearer., that Mr. Jones assisted or connived at the propagation of me Irons to the injury of Mrs. embrt'^ I have the hemmer to be, Sir Yam. &wiliest banit :servant, Prado, Nov. 4, 1507. THO3IAS KENYON. Mtt. RICKETTI TO MR. KENTON. Eta—Your letter of the 4th tact. has been fomented to me at this place. The farther roadies proposed by Mrs. Corbet, being cal culated to brim% 31r.Jorres name, fur the Aria time, into this discussion, I did nut feel myself authrwised to nonsiesce in it, without a pees - loos reference to 111119. Mr. Jones instriscis me to say, " That be is perfectly sato wished at Chia new proposal on the part of Mrs. Clutha, ; that he feels iudtznant at the suspieius which it implies, sad can not Aril to munpeet iu it, a avbenw, oo leer part, to pat in • claim for hereafter rhar,:ing him wilt, thr same fowl Myer bow; which have been invented saaiii,t Mrs. Jima. "That although be (must relaeoutly) etrownited to a refe rence. in regard to Mrs. Jones, out of eunairierations, purely per•onal to her and her !limit), he nevertheless feels, and wishes it to be anderstuo.l, that be dues sa fel, that the cou duct of Mrs. Corbel gives her no dohs to any satisfaction that !Light arise frost a declaration of his, and that he tt Ai not Iw nuy account, sukfee his uaroe to be drugged into the refer ence, or satiosit to answer question thus spurted at a as (lout." I have the boson: to be, Sir, Your obedieat huntbk a4vanit, E. J. iticiik:rts. Laiastone, Winebeirtar. Nov. te, 1507 AR. AII'ILDTTS TO MR. IC LN YOll. Si a—l have rectriied your letter of the 'list iust:aciatow !edging mine of the lath loiterer reason might hare l•iflneured Mrs. Corbel to in troduce Mr. JOaes's Ilesse into the prestut discussion, 1 must say, that I particularly regret its haviug bi.wn dune. The reference as originally roomed by Mn . Cortirt, and acceded to by qrs. Junes, am, according to my apprelien. siun of it, from the correspondence of Mr. John Pir.utt, speci fically for the purpose of ascertaianag whether M Cellist or Mrs. Jouca was the injUbeil party 2 In whativer way we. are to consider the statcmunt and evidence um both sides, the ahoy, original point of wlerence appears to Mt to be Use proper and material object of iuyerry. The acrtmalion 'geeing 11911' been thus extended so much beyond what l had ever sappos,cd, destroys the sieod. r hope loureentertainedufourbeiag,abletodoanyguadasref ices, sad induces tur ' I mufti's, as my private oolitic's, to think, that at would be better to terminate the business here, ut least es far as regards ourselves as referees. Mr. Jour La informed •sue, that be shall be at Clarence Lodge in a very few days, stud that he will immteliately, on his arrival, forward to me Mrs Corbel's letters*, that I may transmit them to you, and aim 1 will du the instant I get them. I nut, Sir, Your obedient huitible s e rvant, F. J. iticxErrs. Lainstone, lilac/fester, Nov. 3n, Itin7. • topics of these letters have never been seat. MII. RICKETTS TO MR. KENYON. fitn—ln my last letter I stated it as my opinion, that as far PV we are concerwed as refer:re, it would be 'setter to t.reni.. the busioem here, iu consequence of the accusation ha,- for the first time. idler a peeled of more than inuatbs, been attempted beyond Mrs. Jones, the neigioal object. (hi this I should be happy to knew your sentiments. In the RICIP time, however, in answer to the latter psrt (of your lira letter;, which I have not noticed, I beg to observe, that if you should be of opinion that the reference had hest go uo, I would, I, that event, fur the sake of expedition, re quest o f you t., ask Me,. Corbet, if the whole of her cue leggiest Mrs. Jones is given iu ? this I will beg a precise and positive anew, r, as you must be aware that I could not, with propriety, ads ise Mrs. Jones to put in her reply till she is possessed of the fall (meat of the aecnestioa svitust her in all its parts. I eau, Ste, Your obedient humble servant, E. J. RICKETTS. Lainsteine, Winchester, Des. 6, 1907. NR. RiItYOY TO MR. RICKETTS. Sir —I hare been su meth engaged since receiviag your last two letter*, us to be preveuted auswering them till this noriumat, buil an sin ry, with regard to your question upon Mrs. Corb,t's ease, 1 esunot Ginyou so derided an amier as you seem to expert; but I evilly cannot think it fair by :fn. Col het to ads We her to sire on all possibility of takitig &drat:time of any facts that may come to hue knowledge, before she even kitties to what extent Mn. Jones's ansoer to her is likely to go : I caa thinefure only say. that I Seuily believe the whole of Mn. Corbet's ease is now before yen, eertaiiily all she is at present in possession of; and will u sage, that should aqythrng new occur, you shall have am ple time for Mrs. Junes to make an answer to it With respect to year inclination of our giving up the re ference, I halve only (me answer to make, namely, that hay. iiig once eitgaged in it myself, I shall consider myself bound to Ura. Cuebet, to go thrush with it to the Lest of 'my alit i i. s. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble sensint, Pratlo, Dec. to, itu7. THOMAS KEN ON. _ll .t. Y MI. RICKETTs. Si itw—l have forwarded • copy of the letter I received from you, to Mrs Cueuet, uf course all idea or our asserting upon • third question, relote:e lu it Jones, mast be at an end, as st.e bee declined set-v..14m to It Mrs. Corbel's reason for wishing it was, that from ureters she possesses said informa tion she has refeivcd, lwl:evc,l lie. domes I:ad assisted iu the propagative of reports against her. shall hope to hear from you about the time you nice tioncd as likely to terminate this m,f.otonatc Misuse's, And am, Sir, your tibedicot humble ail-rant, THOMAS KEN ON. KLNYON TO lift. SlR—The time having long suite e:einn d whicL Iwu led to believe Inc shuaW have decided spun the 0004,8845 t Metter referred to un, I Lope yon will C%CIOW r, g utst to have case of Mrs Junes sent to me us soon Lie, and shall be obliged is if at the some time rot mime a peciud, at nie vest distance, convenient to yudrlltir, fun terminating (as far as we ems) the whole affair. 1 am, ke. Le. THOMAS KENYON. Mn. NrNyoN TO MR. RICKEITS. SIR—I confess lam rt good deal surprised, that neither of los hist letters bare been hoimured with an stossorr, and am sorry, from the delay I have experimmed, to be obliged to sii.oi rd e a °merest tune fauns what I have hitherto done. The fact, however, is, that three atonal at levet base now eat srd, etii the time I we' lid to believe ' from wall you raid, the MUM! filtsir between Mr/. Opfbet API Mr.. Jon are bees brought to a conclusion ; and the that eir.lv now at heat crime, whet. I uwe it to m)self, as *as to Mn Corbel, wad the other personv iu this county, who must he isittrested in the decision of the re• fercea, that It 'tumid remain is immense no longer. My plan, therefore, iv, that should I not, in a fortnight from this eine, re. Eire Alis. Jonin's cave, cod hare a time need Ur our nicvting, I'llllll then return all my papers to Mn.s ( - tient, with copies of ourtorrespondenee, attic letter, strum; my opinim, as tains I am able to form our, of Use mattes in itakatiol. -.- - I bust, Sir, you will still prevent my doing this, and shall be happy to mi - et you at any place must COMtnieht for your self, where we may decide. I am, kt. Peed*, Jan loth. THOMAS KENYON. Mit. RICIERTTS TO MR. RENYOR. RJR...I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the pbth o( lost month, a copy Mr .which I mane milted to Mr. Jones. In cousiNnence of My lisetag left LaMar/is, and the family brio; from home, your lett•r nos not forwarded to me from thence for some days. Ita for front Mr. Jones's or my wish to prolong discussions, but your letter makes it proper is ebserve, CIA uu unnecessary delay can he ettrilmted to :11Irs Joules. Fur the space of • terelremonth, ilw solicitations of Mrs Jones, fur a copy of the allegatioos against her, were refused. After meth de lay, certain charges were seal by yon, in the Tooth of Oc tober last; but Mrs. Jove% was then on a titer fur the be merit of her liralih, and a stile to commcure the OrCirdirMy preparatory measures for getting rep her case, until I er re turn. The attempt to implicate Sir. !curs occasioued a further delay, and, I insist wild, that Mrs. Jones may well be jestillid in dlelayinK still to enter uu her ens, liatil We resets as given that Mrs f'oritet has delivered every pa. per in support of her accusations. As you have stated that you consider yourself entitled to avail 'y , aelf of say ma terial fart that may yet come to your knowledge, Hewett a period of ilearly two years has been consumed is culterting materials for the act aaation, Mrs—lone* may well chum the iedulgence of the slisirt period who. It, comparatively, liar yet elapsed, Iwyned the time 1 thought necessary fur preparing her statement. At all trent., I CAP maitre yea, that Ifin. Jonah state ment in is a train of iireparityjon t though it Is itaporaible to tin the exact perio.l of its delivery, but for her own satisfac tion, no ounreesaar, di lay will take plare.-1 ant, Sir, Tour obedient hatable Servant, Illeaford, Feb. 4, too,. E. J. RICKETTS. ►IR. RICKETTR TO MIL KEITON. Stu—.ln answer to your letter of the .:th instant, whirb I have received, 1 be leave to refer you to that which 1 ad decreed la you on the ath, in reply to (Mr pi...ceding letter of the itith of JaLtinr). 1 trul not arLuou ledge your pre rlove letter of the coat of December last, because it utrrrly cont3inell an ausser to my two letters of November Oath, aud Der-ember tith. It 4411 auleppaar to me neccm.try that I should trouble 'via meat ihillilpurpase of statiuz, that : 7.41 yott felt yentsetf boand by !dm C,,t bet to rrocced the fetes env', I sbould equity ft.elit•to be um duty to Mn letter hems, to (W Dec a em s mei.' So Malt tittlectftt.,'lmplled to of ber Gib. It if impossible fur ma (however anxious I 'raft b e he the termination of this most unpleasant buftneink) fa- p m Mrs. Juan fur a premature nod hasty statement of lue case. I can asana you that nitre la no disfoottivi to d e l ay en her pad, and that she is only kept hack by the tautly and reluctant cotAinet of other, in giving their testation treatMil:ging her me forward, far the consident iou of ' the f • . 1 am, Sir, your olatthent humble arrant,' E. J. RICKETT3. )leaford, Stone, Feb. t 6, 1809. • MK. Kt. NYON TO MR. Rtt•KETTti. SIR—Is cooirquen.•e of the assuarance inn rave nee i n your last letter, that Mrs. JOIICS was preparing her Now fur our reference, with as moult expedition as persible, I lion hitherto delayed returning my papers into 111 re er e i er • s Lauds. As, however, she is now returning loin this fi niC ,, and must, of coursr, he anxious to hare this atfror tot - nlist:4 is some way, I must once again ynu will scud tut Uri. J uuca't cu,c and name a time for cleCl4ll,g %Opel& it. , . 1 ant, Sir, your obedient bumble servant, Prod°, April 19, lOUs. THOMAS KENYON. - Mk. KENYON TO MR. lllCk#:Tti. SlR—lot:used I send you the copy of a letter I have thi, morning sent to Mrs. Corbel, together with all the parrs is ni) limits relative to the auf,rtutime afliir between her mei MIS. Jones ; and am sorry to he obliged, is justice to Il3)sed; to decline acting any fo, thee as refeire bet wren th em . . . . . Fruits what c;ttse'tlie delry 1 cusmilaiu st Icl arisen, it is impossible fur me to s.i) ; but in justice to Mrs. J'orisi, I must add tan' am sure you ulll agree with me) it low out come from bye. Moat hnJppyihalll be, at it future time, to hear some mod e has been adopted fur a ikaidatfory explanation, if pues:nle, mad only wish we could bate been inure sucLeatfur in pro curing it. 1 am, Sir ' Your übectienthumble servant, . _ Prod°, :Hay 76, Idue. THOMAS KENyos The kit letter I wrote, wzi:, directed to the Pritaoi'vf Coudwit-etreet, viol I hope pm received it. On Wednesday ltit a serious accidentoceurred to the Misses O'GRADY, in going, from their house in Upper Groaveuoi-at,•ect, to dine with Lord Os soar, in Grosvenor-place. lu going down Park. atreet the aidetree of the carriage broke, at %illicit the horses took fright, and rau furiously . 4lowa Park-greet, and on turning the corner into Park. lane, upset the carriage. The homes were at that moment fortunately stopped, and, we are happy tt, add, that the Ladies were relieved from theirlv- Mous aituution «ith ouly a few hlivlat coutosiaus. THE NiiRIiETS. UXBRIDGE. Corn-Irsprctor's Retaru.—Tavaillalt. AVG. It 11 hest, per Load 191. tut. to ed. les. Barley, per quarter 445. —d. to ass. Rye Oats stis. —d. tp litA. —4. Reams teS. —d. to 7os. --d. PRICE OF HOPS. _ _ _ BAGS. POCKS:Ts. Kent M. 134 to 41. too. Kest, 31. IVO. to 41. 4s 41. tos. tv 41. 5* Sitssrx es. to 41. it kAlm: X, 31. 101. 11 41. 3s, Fittn114:1111,01. —G. to 71. OS Duty laid or gio,oool. trim FIELD, AuGun s 7 Thi s d a y' s m ls k,t was tuler;bly well supplied with dif• fercat kinds of Cattle; beef, Mutton, Post, Vlal, and lusals, supper: last paces. a .d the bade, for the west part' KU out over twist:. The sales its the Ha-, market were int-v.. sidtrable, Straw has fatless in pnce store Monday 'a Afartet, Hay and Clover shunted last•prices. We subjoin a correct statement of the prices sad uumbers: To sink the ollal per ntost• of alb. Beef as. ed. to ss. od. !lend uf Gittit 1134 airy: uttou 4s. tat. to sm. uI lihusts nsa Veal Ir. u 4. to 7s. ad Sheep and Lalea....bp , p) sa. od. to a to Calves .4••• •. •.sui Pork .... so. mi. Is 6a. Gd. PIRi. •-•-••• S3IITIIFIELD IJAYAIAUIIUrr. • Bay .t. leo. id. 11.11w_ Straw.. Clover 61. les. ed. Le 71. to ! : ed. I'ik.llGATii AND LIADENHALL hartßkhlk. (By the Carom.) Beef 3s. 6d. to 4s. ed. Veal 31. 4d: tO 4s. PI. Mlittol4 44. tbd. to St. td. I Pork 41. K. to $4. 4tt. Lamb u. at to (is. oil. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAIV.YESTENDAY. 11T.J•1111101. 114 NITkCINI•Pti Ray, Si. at. to 61. tot. 9991 Hay 51. —a. tt, 71. 09. Straw, it. 160. to 01. H. od. Mrs, —6. to 01. to. Cleveri 61. 16e. to al. —I. Strew, IL 118,16 N. 6'. COAL.M A KUM, Aveiro, S. Ships at Market. &dd. Price. 7y.. Newcastle 1404 .. . ass. yd. a sst. od. 17 ..Snotlertaed 36 .... sis. ad. a di L. PRICE OF crocks yesTsaumr 3 pie Celt. emiseed • 3 per Cast. Crassis e7iii 4 lie r Cast. .... 5 per Coat. Navy.. .. Del Lung Assaities ....1e 13-1 Imperial I per Call. 6 7 Imperial Annuities . . 7i n.: 0...... n Ind. nor.. L. In oilscr Kills ... .4 7 l ove. Eugit.h lAitiery Tiekeb .. . sal Cia. Consuls fur T. BISH, Stuek.brulier i 4, Conduit, awl s, Chae..ig.Orc IRISH tIOC__ __ _ _ Gov. Deb. 41 per cast. - as Gee. Deb. s per ecute. ludebueze—Lublia oe Leodua (July au).... 91 COURSE OF E Amsterdam 35 3 4 U. Date at Sight 35 • 7 Rotitrear 11 s 4 U. Hanabargb 35 2 *SU. Altos& 35 3 sit'. Praia iday'sdate 23 10 Ilaths Bounleasx l4 ..... . • Par"' brit o 42 eirect. Pakowitii . Ditto 43ldiect. bitlaa 4l I &shun 4l Gams Cs IVLY .I'. 'ciiANtiE, Aua. s. Venice U Naples MI Lishun.... Orme* 7O Mamba ioll Cock ll 11.1; LLI Piirtwgel andPentrrir OS' New Thpubiee New Dollen Seiner in tan New Lonisesek - Agio of the amok f I si per Cent. BIRTH Oa Wedaerday, the Lady of Sir Robert Mewl. , %1 Bari. of a sun, at his seat at Choddeaden, near Dee,/ MARRIAGES. At Storman's lowa, the rid irritant, Mr. J. W. M South dour-street, Dublin, to Mims Mary Stewart, 'laughter of Orr tate James Stewart, Esq. Hardier Ciffiird, Esq. to Hiss Harriett Terse% dt of loveli Ferrell, Ego. of Illarpst sheet, ltublin. Lately, W. T. Grisham, F.sq. of Hie Niejesty's First tweet of Feat, or Royals, to alias riillioß , eldest dime W. 1 Jlios , Esq. Nivelli Cuerherlaiol-strest, Dahlia HIGH H'ATEft,Titis DAY, AT LONDON-all 114.1110. 4 .. MN. afte .. DMA .6 .. mia. anci LONDON: Printed by G. VIDSON, No Dome, It-court, Corey-rtreet, :tad pubis:alai at the ho. In, Barb 4,4 St . Cl.me•e*, Atwell, ;trawl, A% HITE, of tame place —Order% ate. fbe seat ter the Office, (punt paid!, will ►c dui/ &Oen& fielliad. ,et. tat ru '4,* (owe, of Et • isvcot:3 to daseit,r 111 Tirf Sut Refi - iful . t oter ur C a, • • Li skl 14. 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