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.~~_y WATERING PLACES. SitATON, REDCAR, COATH kA, &C. The fineness of the ►venthcr, for some time past. bss drawn a num ). , r of visitors to the shores of 'thes: salubrious watering places. - - SWA 14SE A. The last arrivals are ale. Wyndham Q ,in, Mr. and /11 , 1. D hits E. s a w, Mr an.l r.lrt. Brown, W. awl M • R.tt, Mrs. %la X•fowortity, Cot VlSicia, Mr. titlvtue, Mita Arrived at Carlisle, last week, in their way to the N,rth Moloisaf Abere.im and Family. Duke et Argyle, T e l Dation. Lord Nfountior, Duke of Bedford and init.:, V.l I of Stair, Duke of Montrose. . _ _ acastaoacsoott. •lUG 13. . r .. f illowlog are the arrivals since the Sth itie Dueless a Rutland ; Mmt Raritan ; Nils* r om. Mr.; and Mi+s Thornton ; Mrs Bemis , \lra C apham ; Rev. Mr Hodrort ; Res. Mr. Hand; ),; 11.41, ; M. I -iv-Irv. Res. Mr ; Mrs Gslinn ; ; Mrs. Henri; Me. and Mrs. Lunt; 4 , 4 vlr. Odds ; Mr. 111.0inran ; Mr. Ca..; 'Mr. ,• M. Baratnn ; Mrs. %Malt ; and Mies ..; '111.• Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Cholnaeley (Rrafturp); three mere ebelender ; Rey. G weasel Mrs.W.diny mid rom: , ; Mr. and Mr' Wits ; Mr. and Mrs. s,naalhuiet ;v. 'X Pinmsdhirst, Mrs. Rryan ; Mr. an,l Mrs jacks m4 • Mr. 14 nrant ; Mr Manners; Mr. Drusensas4 ; Mr. Britten; w V..res ; Mr. Woven; Mr. ii&r , Bllnrl Mr iroW; Mr. set Ms Risachs.d; Mr. and 'Wu Dfrt,;,,msa i Goir-rr tt. Mis.es Gilbe ; Mr. en I Mrs L a ortai Mn. T .rner; Mr. Mnreley Mr. and Mr.. Taigas aad family; Mr Tor 4 to ate. 01 Tit .stl sy I tsr. Mr ItICH A aos'll b. m by Pitci, beat Mr. Hawox's gr. m by If:Sands, ' lost. each, one mile. :Aga An excellent tger, an 1 wln by d•brid Several Poney Races. w aeh agarded relleat amusement. Rates on Thursday and Si. turday eve:y week. N a *ROSATfi. Winsving are the arrivals frorn Austin 6 t h t •!w 130 : 11. Iheeiso M•. Vihetino, Cam Rent. Captain Short. St.t lte;i:iiirsir. Cot Ravensernit, qtr. and !Mr: Cayley. Mr. Mr. RJVCII.C:6I, Mr. Miyirard, Mr. Prune, %s r . C. ; M Mu•ray ;Mr Craycr..ft ; Mir. and :Miss Bailin; Mr. Conlon ; Mr Peterson; Mr. and Mrs ; Sir Hugh Bateman; Lady Bite. pan ; ton Mi Bateman; Reverend Mr Term ; Co. 161be1 [3te., Mr And Mr, Coulson ; Mr. and %t n . ma r , ; Miss Kay; Captain MArey ; Mr. Glass. Ard. M. ; Sir Williams; two Misses ; Mr. ga.,,,k s s ; Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson; Miss Hudgion ; Mass LJI , CACS Mr C Uppleby ; Mr. and Mrs. Balaiityne ; Mr. ~;„; Stns lu,an Dudgeon ; Mr E. Maenad ; Captain D. Mack.y, K N.; Mr. and Mts. NeisAeld ; Muter and Miss Nessfidd ; Mr Ca:heart ; Ma}••r Davidson, Captain Wright ; Don.., ; Mna Clarke; Mt. Mrs. and Miss Tilly; Mator awl Mrs. Ltitalyn ; Nra. Lyon; Miss Mackeness ; Mr. Moorir , we ; Mr. Liiis ; Mr. acid Master Klatitige ; Mr. and Mrs Dal; Rev. Mr. Mrs add Miss Mackenzie; Mr. Con irar.Ciusakl; Mr. Holliny ; &c. die. Ott sy eresdog there was a eery crowded and gen teel assemblage on Windsor Terrace; amongst the company were a Archbishop of CAN ream:hr. and family, the E 1 of Dasessouris. and Admiral TIP•Ir MAJZSTICS and the Pa INCESIM walked on the foresee till half-past eight o'clock; the bashed the Roya Horse Guards (Btu ). with their siirredrenem mid IhollCialls Ow* kagiment e btalforsi Makin, played till Their Mamma retired. Yesterday awl His MAJISTY . Princesses So mata, A ousra. a Assahsa. accompanied by the Hon. Mimi Ectheroit. Generals Haecouar. Firs roe, CaIITIIIItIOUT. and Coact Musters'. rode la Windsor Great Park. and retuned at twelve o'clock. Her Maraesrmr and Princess Ehtz• earn took as airing to Frogreore. &c. This day the Scarborough Grand Musical Festi va will be held. The Messiah to be performed is the church in the morning. a Miscellaneous Con cert at Doom e a's Rooms is the evening. aad to conclude with a Ball t and to-morrow a repetition v ill take place. On Thursday nest the Marquis of Lainstown is to hare a superb file and supper at the Castle of Southampton. Mr. and Mrs. C. )(erica are engaged to per form at Leeds waskirrow, Thursday. and Friday ; and on Mondial, tiej commence an engagement at York, in she peree Hamlet and Opleam. Mr. BELL/ oar and Mrs. Moon-imp were to chsa their engagement at the Glasgow Theatre ass lliursday last, and on Friday to perform for Mr. Bat t.• y's benefit. Madame MASH returns to this country at the de site or dl-. Direanrs of the Concert of Ancient Musics who have offered her very liberal terms fot next season. Her excellitece in HA/MIS:a Airs was nal vcr.ally admired. Such advantagoonseffers have been Mae tO POW SLL D r Un- -lane Theatre, to renew her as. gagement iu Ireland, that it is very probable she may be tempted to stay in that country moth longer than she intended. Mrs. Powetc, a ver, useful C. mic Actress. of the Haymarket Theatre. whose sudden death we an no yesterday, was a sister to Mrs. W•Ro. for merly a respeetale Actress. at Drulylane Theatre. and the wife of the hlarap,er at Maiieliester. and also Mrs. Saoa,whu displayed so much heroism many yens ago in ascending in a Balloeu with the late c:t. Binary. tier health had been for some time a declinily state. the nuptrais inr.ween Lord rot tworori. and l..dy Au. Tottaa, are expected to take place in a itir ,layer We understand it is now certain t'.'•at Madame Carat. Ahi is to visit Esinhargh in Scptember, and that hit. Yioaawicz is to accompany her. Mi.) 1111.1.1 a.1.l aUVEDINO too are t , ..) assi.t. at Cie Con• _ _ sem. Margate is extremely gay. Mr. WEI rit Anr and his dat.gt.ter, a..l:ttei by :vlt:ssts. I)oyLL, GRAY, and, lassist., havc had a Cirgic'f t, tt itic h WAS / 0 7 wall attentltd. The U,2e n' ..IANCHLST LR, the Marqvin of HUSiLIItY, .sad Lortt Lucsaassa, were prestnt. Miss Stitt*, of Covent-garden Theatre. was to !nuke her de:itr, last night, at the Nlargate n.catre. 11 , 1 ) 1 " 4 "*" Cirrlntr•rt 'n Mr Dilsotto's ni .ne't..n slut Crsi/s. It, is one tit car in .4 Naas in uhtch this Lady oxcels Duna: AM Ala 1011 " W S Saran. !'here is In be a 14.tvitserstd• tie.: , “suntsd , ty , , anti the two fnllvvrtng Wednesdays. • . • Poi?, r • • A letter lately appeared in The Neil floral/, signed J. ft —dd-11, statng that a stream which ran through a tanner's yard, having passes: into a pond where some gold and silver tidies wets kept, and neatly killed them, the Proprietor took some powder, and, with the assistance of a nnble Lady, put it into the fishes' mouths, and completely restored them to health and spirit. The Prose Letter alluded vs is thus turned into verse in The Bath Nereid of Saturday ; CHULTF.lettatd, AUG. S. Should you drain that the following Cu.. 0114 (act vr.aphy a place in your new sui teed, It if much at your 3arviers.e-W3:l then you moat know, 1 lusty diretted my ea•dener tu go Arai into my Grhepeed to turn in the night, A stream of troth water, before it was light • A.ad as it suet run through the !gird ni a T , I desired Itswiseld stri3ly attend to the manner Ica which the end tan-su was clean'd aid made pure ; And I charged bis that alma were at work to be sure: But me ord.* aim! were attssalv heiveetedi And I toiled is tee mourns my fish yore infected. Whitt a nom sidewise ! seine dying-aeons do4l-.. Bosse only joss able to Tahoe up the head, And gasp en ado siarlhearwhilst water sure foul Than Soda ee Huretell% " petunia tee Sorne, pat is a tub of Awilt water, Main found, Bet sake* My bissialeiPsim dead JO the ground Whdell. h drpta s eleeposeetl with, fears, Ambient do pool wilk tamely et my tears ! At lea ia kimmorod es niehi(leeity hit!) Tire lbw, els endue To modtaywle poise* my tisk ; To olkolloilio I low. said sot ea dish dkoos.im popois. food .0. god dock jaws 1 asoutli Ws Os pwahbo. Has GM* their maws-. Whoa, NM*, to Mat ! Woe began to morn. Led wets meta* ink iss and wei.owitirg save. They who edam, wow deod, And lay thew Nu, lead, An porwsi.'d by .severe ieatiir r e, Carp, tesch, teem. a d trout, W. 1.. wow •wiishwug About, wt. e t k Cam in wet weather. Two. by many who abseimid to he 1 , 7 r. A ih: went,. attracted th 3 aye Ot ieuCts.s., end be iady so fair. T., wOosopo I n•ra 44 the care idea* , lll then no. mu) iet the ionic il papers, lac.. re- u iiined tee One like gains to was tenets ; socceer of my physic he. Ladish's, pratsad, el* highly dekglited op see the &A raised. 1 rescok' , l to ha. Lowl•hip, Good Su. I've a notion, You stein before mw • lit take a potioo.. Well pleased and surprised. they pniitely departed, Whilrt under the water the scaly by darted ; When, asking the nu i..tion, I leer it Myths ny mph, Whe pampa at ths wen inn chili b ate lym,ili, That Lord Castle-Cmite and hum Lady so fair, ( Wl.o drank aod subi•criUed to in. , water: a' rare) Were those who that intent had quittal my lawn, And had seen the dead Al swim shout like fresh spawn. hime you will think this well moth your insertion ; LIE, the Peer, may your readtrt had equal diversion. Tne antidote next .hall ba tried on sonic Tanner, By his own putrid water deriruy'd, in like manner As sty scaly tripe wets—when I child the dead fidd'e) You so:nu:Kin hear , gl i a from your arrant, J. BRIGHTON, Auo. 16. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and His Royal Highoess the Duke of Clarence, lett the Pavilion at twelve o'clock, this day, for Garlands. His Royal Highnets was in his baronehe, drawn by four horses Another carriage followed, in which were V , scotint Melbourne, Count Beaujolais, Co.. lone' Lee, and another gentleman ; they took she Worthing road. Sir John Lade and the Earl of Barrymore left this town pearlr at the same time for York. Mrs. Fitrleitert; is expedted, will take her departure the latter end of this week 'The Chapel Royal was very full of Nobility this day, an excellent Sermon was preached by the Ray.Dr.Glaue ; Lord and Lady Huntingfield, Lord and Lady F. Spencer, Lotd and Lady Charles So nurser, were amongst tbi Nobility presen:: after Divine Service the bteyse was very full of company, and there was a very grand display of carriages. There was a large Sight of black birds this morn ing, who took their route tar London; and will pro ceed to York. Several families of distinflion are expelled here in the worse of the week. Mrs. Fitaherbert will entertain the Earl and Countess Berkeley and several other Nobility, at dinner, this evening. Egham ram, which begin to-morrow week, will draw away the remainder of our sporting Gentlemen. THE DUKE OF 7 - 0/{/i'S BIRTH-Ddr A grand fete was given at Oatlands on Saturday last by the Duchess of York, in hollow of the Duke's Uirthaday. About half-past one o'clock ar rives! the King. Queen, and the Princesses Augusta, Elisabeth. Sophia, Mary. and Amelia. At the foot of the noble colonnade stood the Duke aid Deedless of York, to receive their august relatives. Trio Royal Party were condu&ed over the lawn to a grand state marquee. wherein they partook of a snort elegant repast, which, when ended, they, after surveying the house, pleasure grounds. and the preparations of the eveoing fete, retired to their dif ferent carriages about half-past four in the after. unen. About Ave, arrived the party who were to dine with the Duke and Duchess. of whom were the following: - Earl of Lauderdale, Lord Erskine, General ardwitrigg, Lord Charles Benunck, Sir Culling and Lady Smith. Earl 01 Cavan, COnnel Ni9 , 13111.1n. Colwtel Upton, Mr. Uptian, and Mr Greenwood. An elevated platform was ereßed on the lawn. upon which one hundred and sixty-three couple danced at one time ; the dancers consisted of the usual motl , l , groupe of rustics. Among them were a couple, both far advanced in years, who displayed as much eccentricity in their dress as in their danc ing. 'fbe Lacy wore stays ~44 aniiire, with a tiding habit equally ea:. i. The Gentleman had on a eau liflnwer wig of vast dimensions, and a snuff-coloured coat, with stiff skirts. They were both unknnw.i. It was not until two o'clock that the peasantry re tired, previnua which they had plenty of roast beef sod homo.l)rewed ale. An Opera is expeOed from the pen of Mr. Sate Lo, soon after the commoncement of the assts• .11;... season. at Covecttard. it Theatre. Ma ; sr A ansasos, Ms Lady, and Miss Pew. SSEtTuN, base landed in Stotlan•l from their vessel, all well. ai?t*r haring m ode their promised tour through the(); k..rye, Shetland, Iceland, Farn, an I the ll:bride& Ta.:st lava Ohan for Inverary, Glasgow, s i Zdinbursll, ou their way hoot! to Mc—dm I.ta.t.atiti. • ASIR • Ler mrstztalsiar. ha1101 411" hala- S. - COURT OF CHANCERY, LAINCOI.IOI.:2N-HALL, Ay,. 17. a setworfitter. Yesterday AM G'se. was ht before hum Ex-plate scfrotro, Ike ~tier af RN AV. R2AD, Eire charged with d.ve h r f s 6 t t efonies. This was a Petition against the Commissioners of M ary , th e *if, of Rkpard Oliver, of Sum-square. Bankrupts, of the town of Lancaster, and for super- Kent Road, said. that es Moods? afterisenswhe,lo It seding a Commission of Bankruptcy, charged to instant, betweeo three nod four o'clock, else pr. Aar have been by t h e m execute d p art i a lly, an d in dirca came ' to v i •w net fs slit was to he let ; sae violation of an order of the Lord Chancellor, re- showed it to him. When the/y . 6mo :o the heck par quiriug them to choose an Assignee, noly by the tou t , he :tweed a tinter. pretending he wined to as votes of such Crediters as should prove their debts certaia its depth. , The closet eoutaisaird several at " the second exemincion. The Commissioners Odes of plate.. He made art excuse to go up mart. aerated charged with taking the affij,eia of the Beni- to look at some glasses; she followee him 'Wen mom, before the second examination, and with hay- he returned, slit observed h;at go into the beck par ing struck off the file or fin of dears. an item of lour, and then leave the house. As moo as he was 2,0001.; an exercise of an auli why which belongs gone. she discovered that two large tabilesPlorts only to the Great Seal; and although they Ind re- , were ssitsh.g. She went to the door and sill/'the fused to allow the debt of a .4r. Lemming. on the p r i soner r u nn i ng . Sue ca ll e d out ;top Weft" ground of his having no probate of the will of the The rat isoaer was pursued. taken, and sects to throw tootator. to whom such debt was dm:, and it had the spoons away. been the Chancellor's meaning. by his order on the The pris , nor was charged with s sireilar et secs former petition. presented against the Commis- by Elizabeth Fort. of Union-Mir. Kett - Hoed, in sifters for their partiality, that this Mr. Lemming stea li ng a watch. lie seas also charged with a like was not to be the assignee, yet he is (enr o l to be the °len st h r .lltee. the •eife of John B tan, of Uniile• assigr.ee appointed, without waiting for t.e second Court, Old Brood-sheet, in steelsng a valuable gold examination; nn the event of which the order di- watch. retied the choice of an assignee to be founded on Pile prisoner WAS ennwohted for 'urther examine the choke of the cieditors proving their debts on tion. He hes tete,' re nape t 're n Neer Soodi Wales. such second ex sruineion The petitioner prayed the costs in h, direfted to he paid by the Commis- On Fotty, the sum of 1•00 t, in Book Notes, WAS sicners out of t!,..ir own peckets. stolen from a box beinngtng to an malt r in Hoses- The Lord Chancellor having granted an oppor- for, the amount of his saviligs for thine years, ar . 'unity to these Commissioners to make affidevita in which he had lately sold out of the steeks, exculpation of their charetter from the strong and being silly enoug h to talk about it. the at -• • pointed charges Of partiality and rniseoodutt under- stance of hie being in possession of the sea e the commission, they only returned by their certia• was pretty genereliy known. 0 s the disc ave.+ i care an explanatory vindica,ian of their conduit, the robbery, intormation was sent to the upon their words and honours e adding a tug- Office, Bow-street, and Adkins and Pearks were geirion, that in this free constithim it would be an pitched in pursuit of the roloh-r, arid to fatties:Deur high indignity to them to sere> ne the slightest to recover the property the offi s noon their imputation on them in their judicial capacity. or arrival at Hounslow, searched every person belong that they should condescend to answer the charges ing to the inn where the ostler resides, and the hod.* by affiJavits ; and they reserved the finally grant- also, without being able to trace the property, u: ing the certificate until his Lordship's opinion might discover the robh:r. The Officers, determined to be taken as to the regnlarity of their proceedings try a scheme, and pretended to leave the owns. but under his Lordship's order. returned to the inn in two hours, arid proceeded to Sir Sawurs i(OsusLLY stated, that a more import- • search ag .in, when they found the bank aotes ant case than tt.e present never was moved in any plated in the hoe belonging to the osthr. from Court of Chancery ; for it was neither mote nor less whence relee, but the robber remains undiscovered. than this, namely, whether di'. Court cf Chancery Cardiff Great Sessions concluded without a Biopic had possessed ant. authority at all over the officers conviction occurring at the crheinal bar. A cause of its own appointment, and more especially when was tried at these s-ssions, wherein the Marquis ,of there gentlemen, so far from 'hewing marks of in- Bore and the Lail of DUAYSItS were Missies. tegrity, as lio n -•r ;o•igfl would be ready to do. Ly and Jonas Jewsaas, Defendant. The edit)," was excih: • as ees,, when clot eed with cnrrup- bsought against the Defendant, for breaking dews tion or partiality, had /[Noted so /44G: moos-es ar .d destroying the wall of a pound. at Llariblethien, under the affeaatinn e# eonseslu-nce and peat in Glamorgamhire ; but the Plaintiffs, being linable portent's; whereas, in fad, they were no more in to penes the pound to be their property, tacit, non• greatness or consequence, on this occasion. than Sc- suited. heitors of this Court were, who at. always, at the A sew days since a man applied m a tradesman in discretion of the Court, subjetteal to costs for gross Wercester to have some notes struck off from a miscondue. plate which he produced of one of the Dublin The Loin Ca AKCILLOS observed, that he re- Banks ; hut, after a few were printed, some suspi membered rattly one instance of his having gives at.. arose that thiswas aforgery, nod the ma soon costs against a Commissioter, and disconti ..mg after absconded. him as soeh Commissioner, Ti?.. the CU* of Cou s- A few days since as PHOISS LAIOIO2D was Lay. ',Nor Johnson, a country Commissioner (we under. Making in a field near Axminster, she jocosely sob sutured Worcester), who was likewise the banker served, no young man had offered to save the bay in that case. He leered he could not grant the with her; on this a man ran after her, and said be costs in this case. improper as the eondoet of the would ; I 'caught her. and they fell together, with Commissioners manifestly appeared to him to have such to ce, that she instantly died, as she never been, insomuch that, in the order which he ronved or s,oke aftarwards. should dire& in this case for a new commission, he On Sundae last, the roof of the house of Mr. S. should make it a part of such order, or otherwise HALL, of Skipton, Yorttshihe surveyor of rases, take care, that he should never send another corn- fell in with a violent concushon. Fortunatele the mission to toe same Commissioners, who are the family was from berth-, and consequently no !lives settled Commissioners of that town, and in constant were lost. 'I hrough the exertions of Mr. Goooera, pradtce there. the Duke of Devoe/setae's bailiff, the valuable The sitting, at Lincoln's-Inn Hall concluded, but property of Mr. HALL was preserved without any 11;$ Lordship will attend to-morrow, (this day), and material damage. Wednesday morning, at Chambers, ,to decide On Saturday last, a young man of the name of 'CALMS specially reserved. Sesame, WAS shot dead, at Hatton-Bushel, star Scarborough, by his companion.• who was inwtua ing him in the use of arms. It appears that the fattier of SPENCt had healed the gun in the morn ing for the purpose of sheeting birds. and not hav ing discharged it, the piece went off when they came to the order 64 Fire!" and lodged its contents in the body of h s unfortunate son, who died almost instantly. The same day a lady, the wife of a very respetteble geetleman, is that neighbourhood, coal. mio ch (bee !Cul set of suicide. In duly 1105, two toils were shut up in a small empty box, and the box deposited about two feh helow the surface at the earth, when it was 'eh ar'T covered up; in July 180 s;, the toed.; were taken ep, examined, and exhibited all the appearance of good health tliey were then recurred to their subter.a• neous abode, incl. sed in the box as before In Ile 1807, they were .gun taken up, and examined, tarl looked as healthy and well as they did when first en closed in their dark dwelling, having lived two years apparently without either fond or air. Kirkham. gath near WM:afield, is the place where these ani. mils are deposited. , . 44 .. r~ DROGHEDA ASSIZES. DEFAMATION. The Assizes for Drogheda commenced on Thurs day last, before the Hon. Baron M•Clelland, who, after swearing the Grand Jury, of which the Hoa. Henry Foster was foreman, proceeded on the Record business. There were two tried of no public import, and one which excited great curiosity. It was an *Rion brought by the Rev. Daniel Gartland, a men dicant Friar. against William Byrne, Esq. a respect able linen manufaCturer of Drogheda. for declaring. that, is the month of July, I 406, about the hour of ten o'clock in the evening, he saw the Plaintiff, Mr. Gartland, in company with a woman of ill fame, in the City of Deblin ; and that he went into a house of the same description in Suffolk -street, with her, and remained there some time, to the great injury and prejudice of the said Daniel, in hi: credit and reputation, &c. The damages were laid at SOM. to which the defendant pleaded not guilty, and a jaai fiuticn. _ _ Mr. Duna, in an impressive address to the Jury, stated the Plaintiff's case: and, atter an examina tion of eleven witnesses on the part of the Plaintiff, Mr. Scar/rem, fur the Defendant, called upon the Learned JudAe to nonsuit the Plaintiff, which his Lordship declined, but saved a point made. Mr. Solar as stated the Defer clant's case, and produced Mr. William Ki.san, a young gentleman who was in cornrany with Mr. Byrne, at the time stated in the declaration (and against whom a similar adios was depending), who fully proved the justfication pleaded by Air. Byrne. The Defendant's Counsel offered evidence as tp the condua of Mr. Garland in several parishes in which he bad been stationed, which %%Paz, overruled by the Court. The Ker. Mr. Jocelyn, a Protestant Clergyman, and several respeaable in'rahitants, gave evidence As to the moral conduct of !tie Plaintiff. The Plaintiff produced the Rev. Mr. Stewart, a Clergyman of Adam and Eve Chapel, Dublin, who underwent a long dire& acid erosrezaminatito, sad Mrs. Mitcnell, of the Braun Head Inn, Bridge. street, to prove an cal. After a patient examination of witnesses, and able ar m aments of Counsel on both sides, the parties ohm, their Case. The Learned Judge cliarg-d the Jury. who retired, and atter remaining live tours locked up, and no likelihood of their agreeing. and the bmi ness of the Messes being over, were brought to the verge of the County by the Judge, attended by the heriffs, and there Jutclaiirge,l. I he anion brought by Mr. Gar land against Mr. Krems was not tried. Wednesday last. a provincial grand lodge was held at the Town-hall, Bridpnrt, Dirsetshare, in honour of the hitch day of His Royal Highness the Prince of WALL,. Grand Master of Masons in Eng. lend ; when Brother Pans, D.P G.P.I. presided in the absence of Brother Jevri.ftv, P.G.M. who was prevented attending by lis Parliamentary duties. Several LoJges waited from Devtin and Somerset. and the meeting was numerously stranded. Tile Brethren, after the Lodge we. Orened, went in it. gular prineerian to chi:rids, where an excellent Ser vs to was preached by Brother finial, the Provincial Grand Ctiailain ; Brother Lewis read peeress. After divi,re service, the Brethren returned in the same ceder tir the Town-hall, where they partook of dinner, prepared by 13:0'llet SAIANDIIIs A'naut five miles distant hose Bombay, in the East Indies, Is a small island, whicii contaias one of the most inexplicable anticinitirs in the world. At the loot debit!, near ate landing place, you see the figure of an elegant, of a natural size, ( sit coarsely in stoic. An easy slope then leads yore to me portal of a mavniti -vat temple. hewn tire o 4 tt • send rock. It is an oblong, eighty fret lost:, and fell broad. The root, which is ten fe Mgt-, is cut A t, and suppor.ed by regular sows with kapi?..ls re.semnli.sg routhi cusi:ions. • by the thrum!)• nt mountain. At the . are three gigantic statues, %Lich were mini the Portuguese, when this iii4nd was in session It now belongs to as highs!), called Elephanta. r feet loop, tea feet Alf. ws of pills:s 6 as it pressed r.rther esi mu, ed by ' n ttsir pos. and is 'e.{ 011