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I.lhallimpentois Will appear in blaik, or mourning *parel of any description. It is understood that the gentlemen will, as a pert of their full dress, wear knee linckles, latcheta, orsiboe buckles, and opera or cocked lints. The costume of the ladies will also be of the most elegant description; even those who occupy th e seats en the platforms outside of the Hall and Abbey, must come with fancy head dresses, and net with bonnets and hats. Tres is an arrangement mofealiy convenient to all, as well as a proper mark of_respeet on so importout an occasion. The spleadoveraf tjte scene is expected to exceed whit t Wog of the kind erfr before witnessed in this country. Its theprowsmitea alone, it is antieiprted strWill'oot be 4liale..thwu three thousand persons, 5.."7 tosiok in thaillatewsgeond thr great : improve• thirdoetalutod sciences, and luxuries of 1 s • r:Ji lieliets to the Lord Great • cv . • • .• :wag. sinr: .. 4rosierstand, innumerable; .. • •• privilege enables him to . . . •-•" • o . s own boa, which is by " M t 11118.1seve. we believe,,that •with the public press are Boa Ilt>rf Abe • • seionnts state that, during ;tlatd ..-kandkerchiets. were let :111110<ipatria 1 / 2 : to loath wanti'mmi provi6 'et linpa pirskiiesiktilhotillirehen wp. This.practicc, • . . Ne well tiWilw irregular in appearance, oislf on the present occasion. N Will ,behnilowiliesso take with them into A• ■ -basket or any kind. It...fresh menymaY belted in adjoining rooms, fitted up for seWposse, s a id the price of every article will be hialftry agiewii Min s so as to ',reverie° 'meet nary itn poei*i.n. • • 4:11111111111114filt gone abroad, and we believe upon cott4 flessidloilson, thus some intentiow elfish, of thriwing open Westmiuster Hall to the populace, after }he King shoal have retired from the banquet, Iwo *nes being first allowed for the re 00000 vs, of ituircompasiY. and of the plate with which the ta lks swill be deconiiest. However well-intentioned vhrs . Aesign may lie, with • view to gratify the hum -titer elas.es of society, we trust it will not he adopted without due deliberation. The concerioreces of tro t act. when the description of persons who are 1: 1 4sIv to be enraged in such a scramble is cousi •dereil, 1110 . y be fetal to the lives of many, in detisisee of every preesnitien whirl) shall he adoptisl; and we need not say how painful such a eunt•troplie would In. on Pesch an amnion. , le is true, thst the popti‘ lre.r partiiiHy forced themselves nun %Yemen:nor' I I .11. no the coronolion of their late Aloje.tirs mid •I f•romespreace riot tint the dessert was 110 t seised .r ,h e Kay.' huh this is Is fir ilitirrent case ,t , non a 'piranha! perenoonnti In enter, awl wits ins r thatelrs• Isteltost with t he assist once of the military. 11r:1th-h. of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, ha. Moretti ( fro land, and lis• et-Punted his globes 'connected with the eitrotiatinn. lie on Saturday accompeosierl the uphol-tuner to view the prepare 'ti.enn in the A libey. • The ix.,els or tv.hui-siott to the Abbey ore in progress. The whole di-tiilisition of these tickets will rest with the Earl Marshal ; hat, us het, III) po•ITIIIC calculation has been made of the number aliieb-Shall be is.uril. All the rettiriia of those who will attend the proFesmiots have not yet been received. CuRONATION MEDALS.—After the Coronation, and during what is called the homage, gold and silver Coronation coins or medals are. scattered ul.Ott the Abbey. Those gold and silver medals at the last Coronation, the main designs of which are, it is understood, adopted now, were ornament ed uo one side with his Majesty's bust, and the GEOZOIVS BRIT. PRA. ET RF.X. r. D. ;" and on the teverse was a figure of the Sovereign seated, with Britannia holding a Crown above his head, • and the inscription, PARTIA °TAN fl CORON. XXII. SEPT. MDCCI.XI." Silver medals of the Queen were also thrown into the galleries and scaffolding, and amidst the popu -1 ire. On one side was represented her bust, with the inscription, " CIIARLOTTA A. O. M. BR. Pit. ET. HIS. REGINA;" and ou the other side her figure appeared at full length, standing by an altar, with a seraph about to crown her : the whole encircled by the motto, 4 ' QTAEBITUDI MERITEB." EXTRA POST. The erect of this proposes' measure on the metropolis does sot seem to be well andevolood. Besides the ordinary niers iagviehvory of letters, and Collietiioo of them in the evening, there Will he en intermediate delivery and collection, so that till believes It sled 2 is the day so merchant, trader, or pro fessional person, will know what letters be may have to act upon; and if be should be required to answer them by the corn post, such I.I,IIISIPTS must, from all parts of this great town, be in Lombard-street before five. The iuconvenience ut this to Mercantile men seed not be pointed out. The ad vocate.s of the Measure, for certain districts in the country, admit that it can he of no utility without sock a doable de berry sod dispatch in London; which, besides making all psrsese•lisble to a double rate of postage at the pleasure s 2 their correspondents. will virtually abridge the post day of the metropolis to a few bouts. The progress which the Bill has mask iu the House of Commons, with majorities of only three and four, sliew, how duubiful a plau it is in the minds of many intelligent Members; and such as are connected with London and Westirdoster might da well to inquire fur ther into this Isspertant questiou, before they suffer the Bill hi pawl* 4. d'baling this eight. , a a - . d )•• - .4 --- • - • -- - A Court Martial which had been sitting three drys at Portsmouth, on Mr. CLEVELAND, lute Master of his Majesty's ship harms, upon var i ous , charges of drunkenness, disobedience of orders, carirenipt end disue.sitoct to his superiors, concluded on Saturday alternow.. The sentence of the Court was, that Mr. CLEVELAND. be Ileverely repri insaided.—,Tbe Iltru. Sir CUARLES PAGET, Pre sident. _ _ List week, as the Dover fly-waggon was. on its journey to Loction. en iron chest winch it conveyed was broke open. and gold Napoleons to the value of upwards of 3,0004 stolen, »itln a parcel of bank notes of lOU/. value. The robbery is supposed to have been effected by four mea ohooss ee e imentr ,, • by the waggon at different periods of the journey. • sill 4 4 whom. left the conveyance before its arrival an • Loudon. Upon opening the chest oo ha arrival. it was found to he empty, sad a nunicouNication being . evade to the proprietors of the vehicle, it was ascer tained that the We bad been brokea open and plun dered of its contents. .• LAW iNirsivaßtiltE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Linatsses'ltile, lialoaDAY. Julia SF. COLEIROORR e. MOM. The LORD CHANcRLioR-.." After giving this case the brat consideration in my power, I have come to the opinion that I cannot groat the prayer of the petition as prayed for as to the mixing of the English and Scotch estates; I will give you my reations for 'coming to this conclusion on Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock. I have not the papers here, and I' mu sure, Mr. Dort, you will excuse me from stating • the redeems for my judgment now, when I inform 'you that I was in the Noose of Lonls yesterday until six o'clock in the evening, 7Eild have had since to prepare myself for the Recorder making his report of persons under sea s teuce of death, at two o'clock this day." ,it se.:-.10 4 :• , 'T COURT OF KING'S BENCH, _____RswitaDalr, Juin 30.: KING'S BENCH PRISON DISCIPLINE. IN The MATTER OF WILLIAM JONES, ESQ. Mr. HENRY COOPER moved for a. rule to chew cause why William Jones. Esq. the Marshal of the Xing's Bench Prison, should not answer the mat ters of certain affidavitsimputing to him negligeuce of his duty a. Marshal of the said prison. The slfi dsvitsaipois which he relied principally, was that of Col. W. E. Bailey,. prisoner in that prison for debt, which stated that the Depouent had attained high rank in the civil and military service of his country; that bring a prisoner in the King's Bench prison, he had occupied • mom over the coffee-house of the said prison front the Iteginiiing of July. last year, until the month of February last, during which time he paid rent. at the rate of of 2/. 9e. per week; that store that time he had paid 2/. 2s. per week, exclusive of fire and candle ; that the shoe of his health requiring that he should be kept in a 'tote of quietness, lie had teawn to complain, that, from the mouth of November until the month of February, the !orisons fretpiesitte.g the coffee-house were per mitted to remain drinking there until very late hous e of the night, distorldisg his rest, moil tendering his residence in the said room greatly incooveisient. The affidavit proceeded to state instance* in which lie had been subjected to insult from she keeper of the coffee-house, and other pi-ionise trequentsvg the *ante, in consequence of his renioristratices against the irregulatity alluded to. That stn one occasion the cisffre-house ktvper said to him, " I wish you would leave my house;—you don't, rot much. atal you don't drink much—mild you are keeping those gentlemen and dire pares out.—}us are there fore robbing Inc." Dii one occasion he heard persons below in the colfee.rocn singing a parody upon th e snug of " Miss Bade), motor tumor Nliss Bailey," in ethical they introduced his name in a very offewive and disgusting manner. That in consequence of ties.. re peated sources of unisoyasice, he merle applicsition to the Marshal of the prison in his islheial capacity 'to afford I redress in the month or December last, when the Marshal desired hilt to draw up at • stateineist in writing of hits complaints', which he would inquire into and have all the patties brought Wore lam fur that purpose, which the d-potteea did, but the Marshal wok 110 notice of his comas plaints. The affidavit then proceeded to surge as ground of complaint, that the Marshal was not' resident within the prison, or within the rules there,. of, as he ought to be; and that he was frequeolly ' absent from the liaison, for days and weeks logo ther ; stud diet lie constantly resided lit Ilia villa at Putney. Mr. Justice BAyLgy—d, What power leave we over the Marshal in that respect ?" Mr. Cooroa replied. that the Marshal's warrant made it a condition of his holding the office, dial he should reside in the prison, or within the rule., Mr. Justice BEST—" Is DO that a matt e r f o r the consideration of the Attorney-General ?" Mr. Justice BAYLEY—" We have no power over him iu case he does not reside." Mr. COOPER submitted, that it was in the power of the Court to remove the Marshal, in case he eid not reside; and he referred to the 27th Geo. 11. c. 17, which declares that the Marshal shall hold his office so long as he shall behave himself well in his office, and be resident within the prison, or the rules thereof, and no longer: and the same of the inferior officers of the prison. And by the Sib section of the slime statute, it is provided that the Court of King's Bench may remove either the. Marshal or any of the inferior officers of the rialto for non-residence, or other neglect of duty, or for any such tuisbehariour, &r. as the Court shell deetn sulficieut cause fur such removal. Now in this case the affidavit mated that Mr. Jones was limo riously absent from the prison for days and weeks together, and resided continually away (rum the prison, at Putney, and elsewhere; and that his absence, Mr. Bioochett, Isis piivate clerk, sometimes called the deputy Moodiest, mss hot eth powered to du all the du:iea of the office. The affidavit then proceeded to state oilier alleged abuses in the prison, which we forebear ut present from stating. The CODE? suggested to Mr. Cooper that the allegations were too general for the purpose of ceiling en the Marshal to 'newer all the matters of the affidavit, mans' of which were of a nature that it was impossible for him to answer them; sod, therefore, ieemninended that the affidavit should be reformed altogether, as to such pars as tended to throw any imputation upon the Alarslial per sonally. The irrelevant and impertinent matter ought to be struck out. It was seinaiked, that the complaint Caine rather late, for the.idlidavit re lated to nu grievance Fatl! December laid. Mr. Coupes trail u part of the affidavit, which satisfactorily explanaal the delay. The CouT then recorounnled that the matter should be mentioned again is early as possible, so that no time should be lost. Mr. COOPER said lee would get the affidavit amended by Monday. A battle took place on the Bth Jape at Citther ingtosi betaerii then p , U9elts:ll Or ti►e OWItICW or SPARKS' 111:4i BUlDLlS 4 rl4isrio ass so übitlitislely cositeatett that tit the clog medical atoiseatreir Was neettionry to both, atial hater (lays oar tuformatt are ratettained of their side recov e ry. SrattotEs heat,( Hampshire Tclegraph.i Pon*imourn Saturday were emossitled for trial, at oar aell,Borosigh Sear on aged respectable looking mans awed WM. alanattlar, alias 'breech. al las Harris, and two legoales, aka be represeeted se his deughtees, for Many. It appeared from the evideme, that oo the 3d of May late, Maunder tank " Appley H 0... ," i,, the Isle of Wight, for his reeidenee, representiag hiataelf to Mr. Siasents, the proprietor. with wham be made the agreement, to be a man of tortoise, which he had olitaised by industry, and as he was a gardeaer and he isms induced to take Appley from the amicability of .the soil to such pursuits; that be hod • son sad • maim law at sea, end that he wee the mere isduced to take numb a house for their accommodation : be agreed to pay SS* a yetis. fur rent. He tech imasediate possession. The house was well furbished, sod hods large guaatity of plate And lire% it being is every respect suitable fee the vesidelee ofa highly respectable family. It oppemed that the plate was delivered to Maunder about • week after he had possesses of the house, and that is • day or two after • part of it was ilintrued at Porters, mid shortly Aar other parts of it, and Maim of the Ham, were pledged at pawahrobers in this town. It Mama the two tenth,, were emblems at Portsea a flew Jean sine?, and that they were then befog with their "anther in rather • respectable imitate, who was supposed to be the widow of an officer ie the navy isr army. Maunder was on• Simon in this neighbourhood octal the preseat tramaction. •He had given orders le seem! trades's.. of this town. Ise smeary to • gearimisster sblablishmeot, bat which had not beem complied with when Ike apprelseasioa of the parties upon the above charge took pluse.—(Porteraonfk Paper.) IIORRID MLIIIIIRR AT STEPNEY. It will be recollerted by our resderm that •0110 e days barb a Gesileusess, then unkeowii, was found In the Regent's .Canal, sear Stepney, where he was supposed to hem hers thrown after being 'murdered. An impost was held ea the body, mud • verdict of " Harder" recorded, against some persoa or persom unknown. The ankh.. waste Gentlest's. has since been owned; his name ap pears to be Jobs, Casodatt; hie brother reside'. in Hall. street, Poplar. He was an °Seer he the Navy I. ISIS. He resided with his brother at the aforesaid place, and left bit on. Whit Monday, about eleven u'cluck is the foreman, sinee shieh no accoont was beard of hint until the day previous to his Peoria', when his body and apparel were idealiGed by his heuther. The utmost exertion. have been since woad by the police of the district where this horrid deed was committed, and at length, thrower the vi gilance rf Mr. T. T.. Dooms, High Quotable of the Tower Division, three men were •ppreheisde.l by him, sod taken to Skailwell Pulirs Onieo, against whom very Wrong um. piciuns are entertained of their being the mord/Terme( dor ale crowd. Their 'same. are Jolts KnylisA, • rups maker; John Warren. and George Ilardino, bulk well-knows chraciers In the polite. They owilerwent an examinathre es Friday 1,4.6. re T. lia.4lvriiik and T. Hoskin*, Ears. ger were m ounded fur reanimation on • future day. .11t FATAL ACCIDRNT FROJI FIRR.ARMS. On Friday last tic City light-horse volunteers had a field. day in the gelds behind the Suratl.poug iltrapital, and ea their return to their siahles, is Gray's Inv-law, some of the Genileagen gave Hair carbines to Thomas thaws, the head croons, who resides or the premise*, for the purpose of being cleaned. Some of the carbine. have bees frirpiently brought home loaded nil' ;dank cartridge, but nrscr with hall. On those occasion. Willi■m Dotson, • boy, zeroed of 16, sun to the head groom, we* permitted for •his annisement to fire off she loaded pieties in the large yard, which is enclosed by a very ►igh wall; but the back gates, which o p en Mtge the field, being apes Pour some purpose, the , boy took • carbine of Mr. Head's with Ighw tato the Fmk*, fee Ibe purpose of firing at a mark, haviag, as he afterwards difilintsalsaged, previously hauled is wit► bell, sod itior at Woodigs paling that divides the field from the yard of Mr. Cuhilt, a builder, OW* there were several sea at work. The ball entered Ike vigil- grads of a pose man, ••••ra Dennis Butler, who was luaddig the last earl /With bricks, 14 being slues sea► Ma o'clock is the irregular; -the hall lodged ito his body, sad Ise fell. He was takes up is a dying stale and carried to St. ilsegbolorsew's Hospital, •akerc he died is three hones slier. The poor IMO resided do Real Lion court, Saffrosdtill, where be bag left a pregnant •wife and four helpless children to lamest his untimely fate. :portly after this fatal accident became known in the neigh fiswilirroil, and the labourers came home from work, t►ey is. imireel is husdreds to the light hone stables, in Gray's tom threatening io pull thou to the ground seders the pre pirtirstur ref the fatal net was delivered rep to their vengeance. .For some time alarming eusserreates were expected, until She father of the boy sent to the Police Oilier, liaison-garde•, Jinesssistrisee ; and William Read, senior, use of the officers, igsamr, and soeeeeded in calming the irriteierl feeling of the sawed, by assisting tin nt 1601 the perpetrator of tekBlNtfllefilassle act should he delivered sip tu justice. Read rosioned, sad the father of the Loy d. livered him up into his •eatalady, and be tool him before Mr. Selluu , the Nlagisiraie, who was shell silting (hciwers seven and eight o'clock) at the Police Office, -Ilattsii-gaiden, for examination; when 7 h ut .asasy, of No. 6, C.arcilirge.couri, Saffron-bill, a labourer, !No worked at the time with the deceased, swore to the -Haltsge, and the Priausier was committed until the result of • Sie Coronae* inqutst is made kuown. - - MELANCIMLY sUICIDE. We regret to announce the death of Dr. Andrews, on event argue/Ideal by the circumstance of his h.is jog fallen by his own hand. The food catastrophe tank place on Friday at Albion House. Rams gate, where lie hail arrived only s few days Info's., on a visit to his friend, Mr. Leader, of Poto,y, now residing there. About seven o'clock on Fri day morning the Doctor wits found dead in his chamber. There were &large cut and a deep stab in t!te upper part of the thigh, near the groin, which divided the mato artery. The floor soil t oe bed on *loch the body lay was covered with blood. Two razors were found in t h e bid; one of diem was, open mid bloody. The other was marly closed. The body, whew (ern discovered, was stilt, from whence at is eoncladed that lie conatnitted the rash set soon after he had retired to his room for the night. Tine deceased was well known iu London, and lately formed part of the establishment of Mr. C'outts, the eminent Banker, as ins Fro:dent me dical attendant,. At two Wel. vk on Friday no Itigurst was held nn the body, *ken, in addition to the above circum stances, it appeared that Doctor Andrews, while in the above situation, had left Mr. Cooties boost. on is visit to General Meade, and that, on his teturis to resume has duty. lie sass informed dist another Medic's] Geod.-soma had hero called in, meal theta filled Ins altitattmo. Previous to los en trrit.; the family of Mr. Couto', Doctur Andress pructisrd lina profession at his loose in Greek steel, Soho, winch lie gave op. lie had been very clove in his attendance u;sin Mr. Condo, and his own health was very delicate; soil slihaugh Mr. events, with his chiaracteritnic geotnoiity, tontinued to him after his ninny:ll. r part of the large salary In. rojayed while in his Istrblislowent, tile loss of sittootnlis is supposed to have preyed upon his mind, and erstettituited to still fsayates impair his health, natal inert-nos the bolVlrtiti OrW l 4 from which he for same four starirealtat • The Coroner• hawing sonimeif tap the evidence, ileetatopanied with some appropriate remark., the Jeer returned a venliet —lnsanity, owing to distress qJ stisd at the tiottn I . E " PliOM SA RDAY RIC! T'S CAZ TTE• Nereids Collepe r iltim3o, 1 gn. • . In pursnauceof an Order in Conseil, biotin dale tin 27th day of Jars instant, I de hereby give notice to all Peers, Privy Counsellors, and others, claiming to hove tickets sit the emoting solemnity of his Majesty's Royal Coronation, shat (it being investor, to know beforehand the member 64 ' persona fur whom seronsmodation Is to be provided) no tickets will be issued to any Peers, Privy Connsvllowa, or others, who shall not have airlifted to me, on or before lerday the 7th ()fruity next, Lis or.ilwir intention of attend. 'Jogai the said noleinssity. • • HENRY HOWARD MOLYNEUX HOWARD, r. Deputy Earl Marshal of England. . i.. byr.• • ..f • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. .Cosentbrefons in the West Kent Regiment of Yenntanli Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the noway of Kent. Sewenoakes Troop. •Lientemast Chalks Warde, to he Captain, vice Willard, re signed--dated 21st Jane, 1821. s Henty Thomas Lane, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Word', Pronsted--dated as above. Cbstutisefon ix the North %redress Regiment of Oxford. shire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieetenext of /At Comity zfOnfortl. Charles 11. nay Hall, Gent. to be Corset, vice Spencer, pro moted—dated 2d Jane, 1821. Coesseissions in the Peebleskire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant cif the County of Peebles. Colonel Mackenzie, Eaq. to be Captain. John Hay, Gent. lo be Lieutenant. John Paterson, Geol. to be Co. met. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward Lloyd &tweeds., of Caiditau, 144(.15-draper, from July 7 to August tb, between the hours of clinics aril sow, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Joseph Turban, jaw. of buildiegs, Feiter.laue, Middlearx, (artier. James Troughlon, Charles Atkins Newcombe, sea Jame" Trinightim, of Coventry, bankers. Bryan Troughtun, juu. of Coventry. Werwiek, BANKRUPTS. Henry Cardwell and John Smith, of Wrath tiperi-Deaswe. Tusk, flax-spinners, to surrender, July 18, at six, at the Crown lust, Rotherham, 20, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Wrallveipisa-Dearne, and August 11, at twelve, at the Castle of York. A ttormv, Mesirs:Alexsuder and Holute, New Inn, Loudon; mid Mr. Note, Bulton-wpon-Dearne, tear Doncaster. John Fra, of Kingaton-orpon-Hall, broker, to der, July 4,7, and Augnist 11, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston -upon-Hull. Attumary, Mr. H.'l'. Shaw, Ely place, Holborn. Hubert Raiser", of Spilsby, L.istoh , tamstr, - to surrender, July 18, at four, 19, at deer', sod Magnet 11, at four, at Ik George lon, Spiltal. Attorneys, M . Brackrubory and Baltiugtun, Swish) ; sod Mr. Joseph kepis, Locoles Jun fields, London. Rowland Webster and %Valiant %Metter, of Bi-hup Wear mouth, Durham, merchants to oder, July 11, FL and August ii, it eleven, al die Peacock lon, Hi.hop Wear smooth. Attorneys, Mr. iti•kiatun, Symond's btu, Loudon; and Mr. Thompson Bis h op Wearmouth. _ _ Pbelux, late of Camomile airee4, Ilialrnpr ate, Loudon, carpenter, to surrender, July 7, 14, awl Aogu.t 11, at twelte, at Mothball. Attorney, Mr. T. N. Williams, Buud•court, Walhruuk. George I l erfert,just. late of %Yost Mailing, Kent, surgeon, Is aerreuder,Jely 7, If, and August 11, at time, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Brace and Selby, Surrey-street, Strand, 1401141011 Harland Wilson, of Crispi.Mreet, Spitslields, Mid. Mese; virinsller, so 'orreries', July 3, 14, and August 11, at ieu, at Guddbtrll , Louisa. Atioireeys, Maws. Assaisky and Sea, Finehary-aquare, Edward Bytom, of Well street, Jesetyn sheet, West minster, 111tddl.ses , dealer, so issisresiler, July 7, 14, ■.. d August 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lowden. Atturuty, Mr. Ituswn, Crswn•courl, Alderegate-strect, Limodusi. Julia Cleugh and Robert Cirugh, late of L.eadesthall ■lreet, Lassies, whuktrale limo-drapers, to interrader, July 7, 14, acrd August 11, nt tea, at Gueldhals, lasisdon. At. terneys, Mesas. Bases and Chatftelst, Angel-court, 'nogg mos ion-aireel. (Malt Vsrroo, rtf Chiswt 11 street, Lamina, shopkeeper, to ■urrettd.r, Judy 7, 14, and August ti, as twelve, at Guild ball. Atturuey, Mr. Stet eus, Stun College-gardens, A lder- Manbury. Thomas Barnett, n3ar or late of Birmingham, raerehani, to surrender, July 3, 10, and August 11, at the Swan Hotel, Birmtngb►m. Aliso my., Messrs. Egerton, Norton, ■nd Chaplin, Gisy's Inu-square, Loudon ; mid Messrs. Spurrier, lugleby, and Spurrier, Bus miogliaus. btridendr, Cr; lifieates, 4e. is our next.) . - - PPR—M. 4 TUBE IA TERI f feNT. (From " The Wexford Herald," Juuc It is with the most paint's! feeling we lay before our readers the followilig particulars of ■ shocking event which has occurred here, and ha. almost engrossed piddle-conversa tion. Sem-pity', Evans, • Welshman, one of the hands of the Hor►tol,ut Milford, king at Custom house Quay, was buried iu Selskar churcb•yard, at one o'clock in the afternoon of Thursday. Os Friday, about the stone hour, Iwo boys climbed the wall of the church yard for the purpose of robbing a bird's nest. One of them stoud on the grille ill which Evans was inter red, and while the ot►er was ascending for the nest, called out Whine that he heard a strange noise indie grave, on which they immediately gave the alarm. Au i tttttt ense concourse vf people roust collected, and the body was dug up, when • spectacle t►uly horrible presented itself; thetuuctious of life bad been restored in the coffin, but were only restored that the mi serable sufferer might experience all the hor►ors of a lin prying death in this most dreadful situation!—The struggles of the unhappy victim appeared to have been violent! The nose was somewhat flattened by striking against the lid of the coign, the bands and knees were coutracied as much as the situation would permit, and • alight excoriation of the skin was perceptible on the upper part of the knot s. The body was examined by several medical genikmen pre. rent, who pronounced that life bad totally left it. Shortly after his apparent death an Inquest was held the verdict of which was—" Died ley the risitation of God." We believe that he present opinion of the Jury is very different from that recorded in their verdict, as they have since been better able to understand the pubject, no medical geed,. man being present during the luquest ! The noise heard its the grave, and time appearance of time ' , oily, demon strate that the unfortunate man had perished in the man ner we have slated. There is another ciremnsteoce, equally remeskeble. Time bather th it was employed cut • pustule on his check, from which the blood flowed freely as it would have done from any living person! The circum stances respecting Evan's supposed death, are as follows : On Tuesday morning he drank some raw spirits at a public house me the qtiay, and soon after he was found in his hammock without any signs of life, when it was conclude l that he had died suddenly. There was a slight perspiration visible upon the body, but no further Wiest ion of animation. A coffin was immediately ordered; the body was nailed up in it, and left in the bold of the vessel till the period of inter ment. Accoiding to lime practice which has become neces. retry, its c•nsequesce of some recent and seiradalous instances of the sacred depositories of the dead having been violated, some individuals kept watch in the church-yen, on 'I hursd•y night, near the spot where Evans was Wiled; but heard so noise whatever to serest their attention. Esau' has left • wife and live children. PRICE OF BTOCKS•ON 81% lOR DAY. 3 per Ct. Red. 761 7tilii I Ex. Bills, 2... par. I dui. 4 per Ceuta • . 9411 I 2 p►. Bank L. Aim. I9 Ditto Smell 5 pr . Ind,* Booth 60 48 68 pr. I Coils. for 7711 i Lotter) Tickets 44/.195. TI! 1 I TV - BF. STAIIFOAD RACES, 1821. • , • ' - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. A Gad Cup of 100 es. valor, by asebscribers of ligs. calls p. p.; the surplus to he paid to life winner in specie._ Three-year olds, 6.1.; four -fear ulds, 7st. 211.. ; fise yfte to Ids, 6.11. 7lb ; siolesr-01d5,91,1.; and aged, 9st. 21b.—Oue (our-mile best. .. Lord Clareudou's f. ineiope. by Whalebosie, 4 yrs old ... 1 Gen. Geosoenoes Moonshine, 4 yrs old Mr. Hunter's Itamelas, 3 yrs old . 3 Dr. Itii!tis' Snail, 6 yrs old Niue subscribers paid. .. 2tol on the winner, 6to 4 apt Moonshioe. The Illoblesse. sod Gentlemen', Sweepstakes of tOm. each, p. p. foe two.yese..l.l4.—Colts, 8.1. Sib.; fillies, i1it.416. Tom.year-old Curiae. Lord Gross...es Brother to Itelsidere Geo. Ortssireaoes ch. f. Betty Hint, by helium g Mr. Platers els. e. Simms., by Selig. .. 3 Too subscribers psid.--LOrd Grosvenor the firroorite. - - A Sweeportkes of 1908 a. each, h. ft. fur three.yrnr.ulda. New Mile. Cella, Bst. 71b.; fillies, Set. 41b. Msrquis of Exeter's b. e. Mame, . ..... ...walked over Mr. Tibbit's bl. e. Pkolias, by Pericles Mr. Platers eh. c. by Soothsayer The Nobleineu and GelllikllWO . ll Male of bat. by three-year. olds. Colts, Sal. 21b.; Slim, list. Once rorad ho a beat. the best of tlwee heatr. Lord Clarendon 's b. c. Alamo, by Clevelino Mr. Writhes br. r. Haddon—post entrance . 2dr Mr. SOW. rh. f. Moiety, by Rob. as Mr. Scaife's b. r. Loom , back, hr Deader-akar dr Alamo the favourite. Fifty Pounds given by the Marrieds of tarter. Theolen olds, fist 616 ; fuer-year olds, hat.; five-year olds, bat. 11.11 b. ; six.year olds, Sat. 131 b. ; and aged, Sal. 21b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. A willowr of one plate, nrahrb, or sweepstakes this year, to carry 3111. ; of two, Mb. ; of of three, 71b. eaten. Molder horses, &r. allowed 31b. Lord Clarrudon's b. c. Alaimo ..... Mr. Siepheusoa's b. c. Aslibud, 4 yrs. old Mt. Usage's b. c. Snowball, 3 yes ..14.1 .. 4 3 ilk. Platers b. f. Fridge, 4 yrs old 6 to 4 tot Alamo. accatratakes of 100ge. each, h. ft., for two-yeor olds. Colte, • Sat. 71b. ; fillies, Ist. blb. Genes-al Grosvenor 's Coarse, (ruin the Cross Plantation in. Marquis of Ex. ter's c. Stamford, by Haphazard.. Gem 111 Grosveuor's ch. c. %whist k, by Chiltua Mr. Bouwerie's c. bv"Claeelitio, wet of Quuil. 3 General Geosvenor'; ch. f. Betty Hutt, by Saline.. 4 Mr. Udury's e. by Partisan, our of Wowsky. 5 Sir A. Dun's f. by Raphael, dam by Sir Chaska l , ll Sweepstakes of lege. each, p. p. fur hooters, 12st. mirth, Mares sod geldings allowed 31b.—To be riddcu by Geutlt. men. Mr. Thoroltrs be. g. 6 yrs old Mr. Wright'si b. g, Moser, In Allol/110, b yrs old Sir .1. Trollope's h. g. Ftemetasose, aged four Subscribers pairl.-2 aunt 3 to 1 on the seamier. The Races have been well attended, but the spurt cm Tuesday and ►►'edueadsy was nut wacky so good us in (ta mer years: Thursday it was tolerable. lu the tete on Tuts day 1.. r the Burghley Stakes, the knowing ones were taut in, and much wistsey was lost, the odds haeiajbeen (petty betted uu the filly by ►► ' oral. •-•-- GUILDFORD RACFA, TIOURIDAY, ivag 28. II islajtesly's Plate of 100 guineas. fur any Muse, &e. Mr. kieg's Tybalt, by Thunderbolt, 4 yrs oW Capt. Wyndham's b. lc by Whaltluite, 5 yrs old Mr. Browies Markman's d Mr. Steveut'a F.lllllllOll, 4 7rs of I 4 dr Mr. Farrell's Nemo, 4 vaa uW The Town Plate of 58/. Two-mite heats. Mr. Wetherell's eh.f. Ettat.httle, by Gratiieus,4 yrs 4 2 1 1 ,Mr. Cay's Atone, 3 yes old Mc. f t ' FOISISOM • Thee others started. • TIM ARMY. The 3d light dragoons are to replace the 7th hms•ars it Duadalk. The 7th hussars and the 10th lancers are to be quartered lii Dublin during the King's stay. During the King's slay iu Ireland Die 42.1, 791 h, and 79th Highlanders are to be etwampid near the metropolis. MINORITY Against the Arrears of 18,0001. to his Royal Highness the Doke of Clarence. Bennett, Hoc H G. Hume, Joa. Illohinaon, Sir G. Becher, W. W. Hari.ord, Hos. E. Bice, S. Benyon, B. Hobbouire, J C. Smith, W. Byng, C. Leonard, T. B. Saluda, H. Brougham, H. Marti*, John Trentayoe, J. H. Crawley, S. Musick, J B. Denman, T. Milton, Via. Taunt. Faso, John Palmer, C. P. Ca ervey, Thos. Ferguson, Sir R. Rohm's, A. W. Mr. Bernal paired off against the repeal of she Resolo him's ou the Mira Bill, and against the grant of al real b to the Duke of Clarence. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PONTSMOU7H, 'e'er Failed the Kinnersley Castle transport for Lnurtoni, and Detract ditto for Hull. VALMOLITN, June 27. Sailed the Industrious, Pelligrrw; Richsrd Jlnn %lllliana, Williams; Active,Quarin; and Flaxley, Prynn, fur London DIAL, JUNI 29. Arrived the Trafalgar, (Initials, with a detaihnseut of tbe Deal bewitch from a army off the Freoih sod Dutch coasts. Sailed the ‘Vilham Penn, Brown, for Si. Petershergh ; and Jeannette, Preach, fur Amsterdam. Came doer from the River roe sailed thri Ms-ince, D. , 14• gime, fur New South Wales; and Cam!arum, Brussurlge, (or Gibraltar. B I RTII S. Saturday, at his residence, Cottage, Souttigateohe Lady of T. A. Curtis, Esq. of a (umbler. At I.3ausanfrede, Aloanwathabure, Lady Hai etc, 3°11(.4, .4 a daughter. MARRIACES On Thursday, at Weymouth, Thomas Gordon, F.srt or 151incton, Loudon, to Sarah, fourth delight?! of 11 . 1Mato 081017, Esq. late Mayor of that Borough. Os Monday last, Sutton 11mm... Szrisope, jtin. Hanby Hall, Yorkshite, In Mary, eldest daughter Of JOha Junes, F.sq. of Llanarth Court, Mso.trmitthsltire. Os Saturday, at Si. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Ser. Henry Pepys, Cbar Pseys, of Linenln% Ins, Esq. 5 , 4 , ." sun of Sir %%m. Weller Pepin, PAIL to C.arnlia• Elm shell. , scrotal daughter of Woo. Wtoghtlst, of Lincoln's lan, El. On the 21st sltisro , at Si. Illarito's•indlic-Furlds, by the Rev. G. Gaskith D.D. Daniel Errs ard, Esq of Austin-f to Elizabeth, ouly slaughter of Issas CI. mestsua. E 5.1• of the Adelphi-terraee. DEATHS On Sunday morning the 24th soltinto, P I his tefish'uce i" Little Smith street. Wesimiststt r. etzed C 5. Henry AtMc. 11et1► it, Esq. of Marks PSII.o. Arrry, InGnd, 1 . ..mai% one of the Itilireirrutatires iu I'4oot not 111 for It.e Cuttel:. Kerry, the fkirtnigLauf East Go-nisi-11 and Tralee. At hie seal, hemer-trove, Slr F. Mslaw, Bart. S. in the 75411 )err rig Lis age. Prieto* sad PINECoboI ai E Tr, f. GIAME flak,, N i p in, sir ,a by C. CUE WELL 0( Ile &read. f ~ •- t •• '#•;