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IRELAND. beaus, Joss 43. Mr. Mash, the bepoty.Chambetlain. is ex. timely active in superintending She alterations and improvements at the Castle and at the Vice. regal Lodge. previoos to the arrival of big Majesty. A considerable suns of money has been already expended on both. SlT.Misidt stops at Bilton's Hotel. Sack ville-street. The 7th hussars, 121 h sad 19th lancers, are to M triarteilid in Ship city during the King's stay ; awl three *faulty regiments (42d, 78th, and 79th, Higblasidtlis) are, it is said, to be encamped near tows. Throe regiments are exclusive of •theas already iii this garrison. Sir Welkin Williams WyOn. Bart. (who is to 'iseesmpnity the King to Duhlin), is elected so Honorary Member of the 23d fssileers' The worthy Baronet is to send a Welsh harp to the corps. Au Address from the Catholics of Ireland to his Majesty, on his landing in this country, is mid to be in emitemplation.—( Freeman's Journal) We understand, that Sir William Homan e. and Mr. Musgrave claim a portion of a certain mountain in this county as their property, and that the Ibeaseentry of the neighbourhood conceive they have the privilege of costing turf on the same mountain. Oa 'rut whey the tgili inst. a large number of people assembled to cot the turf as usual, notwithstand ing the repeated remonstrances and cautious of the ahove-nuemed gentlemen ; tlwy levelled • house be longing to Mr. Musgrave, and inhabited by • person appuunited to watch his property. lu consequence of these tumultuous proceedings, eight Magistrates assembled, attended by a patty of the rifle brigade stationed at Youghal and Dungarvan, a detachment of dragoons from Cappoquise, and a party of the yeomanry of Tallow ; even on the appearance of thee - force, the peamentry still persevered in refusing to solunit to the authority of the Magistrates, in consequence of which the military were ordered to fire, the result of which was, that some were kitled and several wounded. We understand that a con siderable number of persons were made prisoners, ipucl sent into Dungarean. On their way thither the country people attempted a rescue, when two snore of them were killed by the military. The foregoing circem.tancev were communicated to oil at • late hour last night, and we shall feel e•bliged for any further information on the subject.--, H aierford Chronicle of 7 Anrsduy.) TIIR DRIDGN•STREET ASSOCIATION. Th► hearing on the i.fo►inallo.e exhibited egoista Mr. Morray nod Mr. Metro, the Solicitor and Secretary of thin Aittoiciatoos, and which involve the apientiote of the legality WI the Animei.tion 'wit will Oahe Plate this 44 1 at she blaasiou Hout.t, before the Lord Mayor. • TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. Slit—No attempt hitherto nude to destroy the freedom of the press has elicited a more general spirit of indigos/nit than has hero manifested against the meek Constitutional Association—an indignation that a. only be equalled by our astonishment at the insetting tone of kisser which marks the language of the advertisement pot forth with the %weird additi.m.l list of milmeriliewo. ISe se shot, idweenth she medium wf your widely-eirculated Jamul, the public alteutioa will be perpetually draws towards it; ski it will be brought forward, and placed before the eyes of the people of Feinted ie its natural mod odious amps, day after day, that it may keep alive that detestatioe in their weeds with which such a hoes eel shameless notspiesey ought to he pursued till its ottleet le shnodossed sad brakes up. We are told by the Committee, sod we are told it with that cold-blooded contempt it public feeling which is among the worm features of nor times, that " in publishing (he additional list of subscriptions to this day, they have t. 'rpm, their salisfacHon is befog able to exhibit so ratify. leo a proof of the continua estbssallon in which their .feria ere held by the loyal and uolt-dispoesd put of their fellowsubjectr." Let us look at the teal origin of this CORISOPTIoN CLUB," for this is the tree title by which ' it owl& to be dosiguated. Let us, I say, strip this Club of its ' canting precessions to loyalty, Red see for what object it was privately art on foot. la the (rat place, what do these Association consist of? why, of two classe s—of these who hese gat good places, sad of those who are trying to get these ; of those who are for genies what they can, and of them whew are for keeping what they have got. As for the ' Honorary Agents sad hub &gest; why these loyal HOllO-- WARISI, if the Associatioe eau be made to keep its greeted, will pot is their elitism of wurard to Mr. Vansittart or Lord .Liesryool for their great services mitred to the cause through their means • and if, on the other hard, thisCoo nterrictu Cum is biehou trop, if the old English spirit pee. wails against it, their prayer for compensation will then be made to rest on their sufferieg fa the coon, their loos of character, the public obloquy which they have drawn upon themselves, sod the coesequest injury they have sumaised; so that either way they will look for their re ward, sod no doubt will wriggle themselves isle place...- When the blood bounds of corruption seen out their isms they expect to be well fed, and they take good care to go into the right quarters. The origin of this Association is this : It was proved that the six Acts failed of their Wiest ; shams were attacked in as bold language as ever; the un due( of public men was caucused as openly, and their car. 'replies exposed es plainly as before; the Attorney General found it impossible to proenele • the ieformatioes would heroines", and the odious analog from them would be inset. friable . ; no individual could emptier himself to it. !Meetings. were then held upon the "object, is order to devise some mesas , of taking the odium from she Attorney General, sod at the same time to keep down the preen by prosecuting every printer and publisher at whose shop may writings were sold which mimed the apes of the people by bringiog daily their mural judgment abuses which the immediate age= Government were most desirous to esseest, and facts which they were must anxious should never be nook publicly lonews. Comultatioue were held as to the best piste*" Abe noel ef fectually preventing this, and, at the wee thee, to avoid awakening may suspicion le the public mind, that the free dom of the per.. was restated, or the freedom of discussion prohibited. It was thee 'migrated that "am Association" might be set on foot for the purpose ; that it should be called " The Coostitetimeal Association;' that through the in guru, of Gown motet a sulkiest member of sebscribers might be brought to support it; and that this Association, wake Feed ferret of an Attorney at the bead of it, would do the lossioess. The title is a specious see, the better to cover the design, sod a Het of subscribers, with high-sounding names, appear, to those who don't know what the creatures of iefinence ore made of, to bear witness to its utility. Whereas, the subseriben to this Association belong to the very clam of persons whose interest it is to enslave the press, because, by untie hag the truth, it curies oe a warfare against that. corrupt willieenee upon which they feed and fates. But the descenders must.grailisally hide their heads; the drat planners of the scheme will endeavour to get the reward of their Isthmus from Ministers, sad having got as meek out of the secret service =One, as the various claims upon it will period, the Moores, Attorary to the confederates will odor a satisfactom tin the record, and the whole tribe will slink iWay into the holes and coning of comp von, out.of which they cute; there let them drink sue. Bess as long sad as loudly es they please to sinecures, loess, juin. ecossatts, and pensions; but never Mt them agaii attempt to protect corruption or pleader by • "Covert. raucous, Association." • • • • L4*' itirßLuGENcir. COURT OP CIitANCERY, Lascour'S 'BY. Toosoov, Juno IL The Loan CRARCELLOR issue into Court at half-post teu o'clock. COLRIROOSE V. LZION. The Loan CRANCILLOR mid, he would wait until Mr. Hart came into Court before he gave his judgment in this case. Mr. HART Came into Court • few minutes after wards. and stated, that he had been informed his Lordship was ready to give his judgment en this petition, but only waited for Mm (Mr. Hart) beiog present. The Loeb Cuarcel.t.oz—tt Let Mr. Sbadwell gn on with the exceptions in the care of Wil liam. e. Mscnamara. I will give you my the before I go out of Court ; 1 have pt pipers here." The Loltb CRANCSLLOR. at the rising of the Court at two o'clock, said, " As Mr. Hart is not is Court, 1 will merely state that I cannot gnat the prayer of the Petition u prayed fur, but I will state, on coming ion, Court on Thursday awning, what part of the Petition I can grant." Judgment postponed to Thursday. COURT OF KING'! BERM, WitIMMO% Tuaasse, Joxs N. •-••• LEW!, V. WALTER. This was an action for libel. The matter etas• plained of was a paragraph which appeared is 7'*t Timms of the Pith April, 1819, and which was copied from The Hampshire Chroniek published a few days before. A verdict at Alai Prism having been roust', for the Plaintiff, the case now mime be. fore the Court on demurrer. After the arguments of Counsel had been heard, the Court decided that the pleas did not answer the declaration, sad that judgment must be for the Plaintiff. POLICE. _ 3 _ sow r rani. JUVENILE DEPRAVITY. Yesterday • buy, about Dime years old, who leave hie oast Joh* ffarvina, was dotted with strobe( a gosatity of cloth. the properly of Joseph Winder, of Alay's.boddises, Mortis's-lase. About six o'clock yesterday evening the Primmer west into the shop of Mr. Winder. sod perceiving no one he seised Mad of a pi. ce °retook vaht► !W. which was on the comotev, and iwsi►dial►ty ran set of the shop. This OiIISOMINIMIDC* was observed by Mr. Winer . who was Moths( is the pithier at she tssek of the shop. sod he directly perused and wirertook the Pnsou►r. with the cloth is ►is possession. He was fatly committed to Newmate fwe trial. Testersley J. Pansrll. E. Sleweesk --- It. J. Bassate, T Loeb, J. rarebit!, sod J. Les* weft Imagist from she wsteh.h►ese Sot etamleed before Me. Maimmarlng. The Primmer* were sti eyries of fa•hiess, wise mode tree ea the previa,* night nt the Maria, of she jelly god, ad were returning his,. threagb Ostirdasrort. &telt** o'clock in the murnisse, whew they met a geetlanne esawwel lei p, who was accompanist by a female. the of skein took liber.. sire with her, which ameed an altereataa es the pert of her protector, which ended is hie receiving a black eye, nod Omer heals alien to tie wale►bane, after a terrible battle wish the watchmen. After a but wad patient Mint the Illiggedirate the Privates In led bail seises they could amicably settle the master. . . atosantr AND csamarr. : , A am* daring setae& teas wails oa 800 ~slug a Satur day, at Cheeksel,eut de fortes leedisg frost lituebeiel, Borba, to Cabbala. Mr. Hasserd, of Winos, was retitruing bowie with Mr. Butler, • friend, is • single horse chaise, whoa they were attacked by fosr reams armed with sticks, who, with dreadful istotweetioss, desiawded meaty, sod it she same time steward Mr. flassord by • blew so the bred wish • bleary's, sod robbed hiss of 11. sod some Alter. to gether with his watt* sad hat. Mr. Better woe also robbed of W. sad the villains, atm befog is passessius of their booty, est the hornets, sad left them both let a wrosstses mote.. We soilerstaed some trace has bees had of the robbers, which it is bored will bring them to justice. SHOCKING ACCIDENT. A line boy, wily six years of age, yesterday fell eat of a wiadow at the house of ►is father, Mr. Watson, I. Park lone. He pitched wpm his head, sad his skull was fractured in • shockiag state. Is appears that be was lookisig Hwang% the chamber window, sad lost his halaats. This is the inroad accideat of a similar description that has occurred rectally. DA RING OFFENDERS. Akehime, the most notorious of the primmer, who broke out of the goof at Tewkesbury or the dth iastaist. hes • Wee appreheaded is Monmouthshire, and brought hock to Tewkeshery, the Magistrates of which borough hese coos milted him t• Gloucester musty gaol, that beige a place of greater secu►ity thou their town afforded. It appears that Markley Sad his eunspaeioa, &noel. remelted Abergavenny ow the Wednesday after they escaped from Tewkesbury, sad were takes up there us the ilaturdayom suspicion of having robbed their Weems ea the night of their arrival. This . rberge, however, mold sot be brought Mme to them; but, from their prevarication earl sespicioue behaviour, they were ' onsamitted to the gaol at UM as idle sad disorderly peewees. from this place they Woke eel on the fkiarlay meson, by wrorly the same mesas as they used at Tewkesbury, ad per m/Med a man unlined fur • irtibag *armee, its the same cell, to secompany them, prosaisiog to make him a sharer is plunder to the marmot of more than 150/. which they had ea the Thursday night precedes( obtained, by befalls' into a silk-o•ecer's shop at Abergavemy; and which they had deposited is as orchard sear that tows! This poor dupe, however, they soon left behiod them; sod be was shortly afterwards found, and confessed all ho hem of his cosi maims is eight; whereupon perms@ were dispatched to Abergamooy, to watch for the arrival of Necklet" and Sew set to fetch the melee goods from the orchard. About two o'clock in the nionsiag, they were perceived„at a Mall distance, and, after a most determised resistance, Macklow was spprvhesded, sad the other escaped; be was maimed the following sight ie the lockup-bouse at Aber gavhsay, and both hes hands fastened with bolts to the wall; Met by the morning lee bad contrived to force thew' far, wee -completely free of his irons, and is a abort time homer world doubtless have also belie himself attire', fee* from restraint of am kited. The whsle of the valuable property stolen by them fellows oa the Thursday eight, was sober. • "molly fused in a tree, together wish loaded pistols, MIA 'other implements, wh•ch their desperate mole of loving rendered ameesery ; sad Macklow was thee mat o C to IMeerporith viol, whew* he was removed to Tewkesbury, amid is sow is ash custody in Gloucester meaty prime, where his competition, it is hoped, will also abserity he lodged. Macklow bas run a moat iniquitous coarse for many years, though he is now barely twenty; he is a mkt* & Tewkesbury, where his father VMS a espeetabie Meet preecber in the Methodist comexim, sod Li himself woe brought up in the Lsocastersaa School there. . , The Union, Anises, hem Rigs rye Lesiii.blismoil lost Ibrarkervas Reef; crew mimed. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. BANK OF INCILAND. AN ACCOWIT .f the Nestabor 1 IPMltss AI Ni6lll which were promoted for Ps7 M She Bus of lbw- Lois, twin es of oho Theis Tom ISIS, ISIS, MO, amid doriog iIll , is the .11611 Moo ittdolivo; opocifyisq the deseriptioes of loch Noon. A. A z a. z, Tuts. 1, gg a l . J. ; grA A I I IBM 96,617 /OS 7* 66 9 69,969 1619 91,340 676 704- 1 SO 9S 93,036 It* 27,993 217 746 NS 96 29,4113 1921 te , 90 12,460 73 901 17 6 1 1 1,756 oe laded,* W. 1$". Moak of Jane H AXE, Cbisf Cubic,. ANIRVIN ti. Reuther a( Paneost• who here here enenrkied for leasing FORGeII SAME Nara, dialog the Teem lalS, 111111, sad Ina, sad up to the lath of April beieg the latest period to mina the lame sea be made ap. _ase Beak of Ragland hew not the seem of Meting the Noe:Aber of Ibsen apprehended is each Charges (elleept these peaseeeles) oar .f those who hare Wen twitted. YEAR. I Nookir ar Persian Cotorieted. moo ...... ••• • 14.119 . lOU ...... ..•• imp Is the 11lilt £i,4 f ss 77 JOSEPH EATS, ar 4o she Hsi qt Wood. ADJOURNED CORoNER'S INQUEST. • " FATAL RIOT I W 1 NATION 'SF it 1101. Di BIM • ' Yesterday, at forto'clock, the Omit, the esdertonate nuns who was kit Abe above riot, ea Illoaday, the leth Matsui, *as reamed st di Hat aad Grapes Tavern, before J. H. GlitA. Yap Thu aeldiees le custody were Maga fronTothill.lelds pima, champed and eseemed by the police, I. Owes-mean nice; het as it wee thrash( their rawest be the *terra. wadi create Gonfalon, some of the witnesses examined on Iloelley, stteadeet by the Jaya's, repaired to the police ea* be the purpose of **Ladybg dos aggressors it the 00 that retura, the exassioadoe was 40, • The seam of the Neater, are Jaws if 111•4•Iftas, Infante Maxily, Thstaii Ans o dlMill Jaw, sod Maxis live. Mary Metes was the Asst writasal calla Si Mean ks the person of WCarthy, the ateaateaer, who was as*. is the riot. Nrs. Irving stated that she had sea all the Friesesees.— (The Gamier 'here resod the limeades of atone ee lbws day.)..-The dreamer is cesspit* *Cathy, bat else weld wet barer he war the ter_s_ee*lso wart lido the haw. She had knows hiss mai. Gaper widths oth er the log wisams, es Fri day law, sad it was 111•Catsap i rrhe ileamair o who went up the seeps. -The alma dared haviag aid so, Wed 4st gatne,reaseks by a Juror on her muiveratioa, she retired. Airs. Peering stated, that libeled ideedisilliestflty, Roo. imams, Lee, Hardy, and Jaws, dil mareier the riot. James Jerkins dsperad, that Lee wan near, asid hawk ed down Mrs. Cogle is her house. Muria Tiaberwell ewer, t. itoeholtons he seemed the he... Seel; stood us the steps beastlehleg kis sword. Nary Ashtee weld set mem to Ilse dreamer who hawk ed ►er dew.. _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ Charles Jacobs, a coostable of St Joha's parish, stated, that on Holiday, the lath imam, he west iato the Almost, about sight o'clock is the seeming, Bed there saw a great mob of soldiers sod others; mashy of diem were istoxicated. Witsess saw Thomas Hope, a soWler' ammigst them ; he had a stick in his had, sad was beladishias it aver hi. heed. Wilms, seised the stick mid the Primmer, sad with ambitsace took him to the watek.honse. The Primmer was Itrl strikiag soy perms; his eye wan cut, and he was bleed. lag. This was previous to the Riot Act beisig read. Wit sem saw a great ..mbar of proem 'resin away, exclaim- Mg, " we shell he murdered!" This heirs the whole the ..deuce, the Coroner charged the Jury. After a deliberation which lawlid about three quarters of an hour, the Jury hooded in Ms mooed. lading • verdict of Wilful /larder .gables Jews.* 11•Carthp (the Affiliate), likkerd Regions*, William Heady, Thugs Lee, sail Jaws Jose: ' • bat acquitted Thames MP. The Jury ties 'Meowed they had to express their regret that, during she two last Anniversaries of the Battle of Waterloo, she &sakes and disorderly miadoct of the sol diery is that seighboos hood had excited coosiderable sod they entreated his Royal Highness the Consiosoder-iii- Chief would be pleased to give directions to prevail a recur resew of there excesses in Were. The Corsisser (4M. GeWood, he disliked ►them for the ols. eervatioss they had Evade; and be had as doubt, (ruin the washy of Geminate cossetted with the public press then he the tests, she almost publicly would be given to it. The Comber shoo hissed his warrant of cosinsitasest of the Primmer' fortrial , and the witsesses were booed over to prosecute. The iodividuala wounded the affray see nearly recover ed, except the gardener, rause" tams sow lies in the la &rosary is a-bad cuaditiou. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOVIR. Jllll tfo. Arrived the Tyne noel a cruise. IALMOUTIII, JUNI eS. haikd Ike Prise, &,At packet with 'nails toe tine islawits; sail the Sams*, Hicks, for Loads's. sunning!, unit ?S. Arrived the Hear. Fresno; packet with mails from Cux haven. Several visseets Woad to the Baltic, as well as se veral colliers, have put la here for shelter. _ DOWN', Iris I. As *raw berets 16 and 16 cwt. ram bees picked up. bestir( B.E. distance abort Ore, miles (roue this place, sad lauded here; the upper part of the 'bask rather beat, and only the bore clinch et the cable to it. DIAL, Ant !b. Arrived last alight amid Nailed the Borodiuto traaoport. from Hall for St. Helms. Arrived aad sailed for the River the Oporto packet, Cols. worth, from Marseilles ; Margret, Graaf, from Africa ; cad Priam Laopold, Jackson, from Cork for Rotterdatri—ihe two latter remain. • . TM licks*, Roe, of Revels booed to Petersbargb, was lost on tie NA alt. at Baltic Pion. It has beru found iiecririlry to raise the sentry bwarria St. James's Pork tea inches. ou recount of ,the groat height of the cope worn by the first regi. ' meat of treuadier Guards. 9?RO411 LAST NIGHT'S GAZEtTE. te. , . . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Coomishwienk M L Regitmeat of Toomoitft aystry, eyed by Me Lon( • Lissiossat Cower e dford. TV: s ..orrebtry, G.M. lo be Lienbe emot.-6Mai ; 7111, 1111 L JOU' Clememts, Gent. to tortiel—Datedms above. IiANIRRUF'TR. Jain Dahmer, of Berry 01. Bdamositgi, Selfelb, sorgeorta, to esokemter, July 5, as eight, 6, at tea, sad Aogopt 7, al ele ven, at the Amtel In% Berj St. Edmund's. Atiorebeys, Mr. Leech, Baty St. Edmund's; and Messrs. Bromley, Gray's Imommere, Leedom. Joha Y.udss, of Dover, porter:ebbreboot, to eeraeoder. July 11, 11, sod Amigos, 7, at eleven, st the Hoilithall,Coo;. terbory. Attorneys, Mr. Noakes, thodwich ; sod Messes. Lediagigro NA MIMI, of the Secoadaries °Mee, Temple, Leedom. Robert Albion Cox, George Weston leases Farber, sad George Gm, of Little Britsin, Loads., beakers, to serves. der, Jame 30, July 7. and August 7, et oar, at Guildhall, Leedom. Atterseys, Meese.. Swaim, Steens, Maples, Pease, and Heat, Frederick's-place, Old-Jewry. Richard Casein end Robert Lee, of Liogstoo-opea-11111, mseihsat., to surrender, July 9, 10, at tea, sod Atrium 7, at deers, at the Dog mod Duck Tare,. , __ Biagstes-upeo-Holl. Attorneys, Mr. Farglaad. Hell ; end Mears. Rope sod Sow, Bartletes-buildiags, Holborn, London. Francis Mitchell, of New Mahon York, eshi-nrerelasit , to surrender, July 1, at *even, 6, at e leven, et the New Globe lea, New Haltom, sad August 7, at ekvea, at the Red Liss Imo, York. Attorneys, Mr. Milieu, Greville-street, Hatton yard's, Landes; had Mr. Allen, Halloo. Jobs Caper, of Millbrook, Cornwall, inahreper, to war rooder, July 6,7, and August 7, at eleven, at the Rises Arms los, Fore-street Plymouth-dock. Attorneys, Mr. Makiemo, Middle Temple, Loudon; sod Messrs. Leach sad Logger, Plyotoollt-duek. Robert Newry Saloon, late of Alfred-place, Bedfo r d. square, I.llddleses, horse-ealer, so *amender, Jess 30, July 7, and August 7, at owe, at Guildhall, Lourdes. Attorneys, Mr. Martindale, Gray's lon.squarre, London. James H dna, of M. Martin'.-le-Greed, Westminster, Mid. d 1...., saddler, to surrender, July 3, 10, and August 7, at lea, at Guildhall, Lerida'. Altorney, 11r. J. B. Mills, New North-street, Red Lien-square. Witham Richard Goodlock, of Leigh-street, Bartow ermeeet, Middlesex, broker, to surrender, July 3, 14, and August 7, at tem, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Jewio-street, Aldengate-otreet. WiLLiso Draper, late of Mahlon, Essex, watch-maker, to surrender, July 17,16, sod August 7, at eleveu, at the Theee Cape Ism, Colchester, Essex. Allegory, Mr. Longtime, Matoloo, EMMY x. DIVIDENDS. July H. S Roistriek, of Idle, Calverley, York, clothier, at Iva, at the. Rawson's Arms lon Bradford, York. July 21. F. Lear, of the Strata, Middlesex, brush-maker, al twelve, at Guildhall, Loodois. Jet y 17. T. Maatle, of Dover, cabinetmaker, at tea, at Guildhall, Leedom. July MI. A. Millingaw, late of Wolverhasaptoe, Staf f ord, leankale!, at teu, at Guildhall, Leedom. July 3. W. Basher, of Aldersgate-street, Leedom, whole sale jeweller ' at tea, at Guildhall. July 17. J. L. Dynast, of Ausiin-friars, Lmatioa, metebsol, at tea, al Guildhall. July 1. J. Curseires, of Osborontreet, St Mary, White • Middlesex, brewer, at tea, at Guildhall, laud... July 17. W. &molt, of Lawrence Poustaey4aae, Leads*, eilmierchast, at ten, at Guildhall. Judy 1. IL. Peat, of the Half-aloe' Tavern Graceebseelt- Mend, Load**, avers-beeper, at tea, at C 11114 6 412. July 7. T. Folder aad E. S. Fouler , of Yaldiug, Keut, atemat leis, at Guildhall, Lunde ' s. July 17. J. &lamer, late of the City Chambers, Bishopsgate. street Laudus, men:hist, at cleats at Guildhall. July P. Seater, of Illaidatiamr, flat, dealer and chap -111110, al Ms at Gaildhalt, Louden. Jely 17. J. Kirkesaa, of High-etreet, St. Giles, Middlesex, brewer. at lea, al Guildhall , Leedom. July 7. W. Eiger of Maldstoue, Kent, grocer, at tea, at 61114011. July 17. J. R. Browne, of the New-road, St. Pancras, Mid. dimes, statuary, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loud.,.. Jell 3. 7'. Tweed aad R. Tweed, of Chingford ford, Eimer, sad of Great St. Helm., hoodoo, milks's, at Ile, at Guildhall. _ July 17. N. Vali Sipaapm, of Well...street, Goodman's...lds, Middle/tea, isierchaat, at rims, at Guildhall, Londe.. July 11. T. Brown, of Looptuu, Stafford, poeer, at eleven, at the Red Liam low, Brervtow. July 23. T. Lax, of Liverpool, soap-boiler, at titre, at she George los, Dole-street, Liverpool. July 24. M. Bsillie, late of Broed.street•bulldisp , Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—JULY 17. J. Collier, of RaMoir, seer Macclesfield, Chester, cotton epanver..—War. *pia, of ileamaamithi Modiffeses, broody. wirrebooto- , -J. flaapie, of *WM, Mater sod ehopinan.—H. of &thou I Greearoml, M4ldlesrx, ourpon.—S. Love lock, of Bristol, baker... Mat. Smart, late of Risimpspie. street, Leedom, carpeting/4—R. Roe, of amairk within Roatiky, Chester, calicapriater. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Niacin's sad R. Jackson, of Piccadilly, tallosr-cimaci iers, June 13. Oldham sad J. Oldham, of Davies street Berkeley-smeary Middlesex, upholsterers, May 26, 1141.14. Hogan* mid J. Bond, of Cock hill, Ratak , grocers, Josue 15,1811.—W. N. Peplum's and M. S. Southey, of lb* Triamgle ' Hackney, hoarding-aclictol mistresses, Jane 22, IS2L—T. Pearce and J. Peackey, of Salisbury -square, IANNION, attersept, Jeer lb, 1821.—5. Cassdler awl T. Rot ten,. of Priaces.atreet, St. James's, Westminster, grocers, Jose 13, IMO —T. Ferris sad W. Wright, jam. of Upper Ashby-strict, Nurtkampsou.aquare, gold wateb.case-inakers June 16, 1821. The following copy nfa printed card, framed and glazed, and preserved in the bar of the Black Swan, in York, is • proof of the great iniprovement of travellthg within the last century:— " York four days roach begirt ua Friday the Mb of April, 17116. All that are desirous to pass Ream es' wise is York, sod from York, or say other place tea that road. is this erpediviess manner, let them tepsir to the Black/Praia. is Hulimionte, is Loudon, sad to the Black Seas, taCorsey. street, York; at both which place@ they may be received is a stage coach, every Mooday, Wednesday, spel Friday, shirk teetotally performs the irked e journey in Me eked space 0 four slaps (if God permit) ; sad, a►ts forth ■t lre in worsiag, sad returns from York to Stamford is two days, sad from Stamford, by Huntingdon, to Loodoo, is two days more; shovels, pameagets 14Ibs. weight, s•d shove, 3d. a pouted. " Preformed by RENJ. KINGMAN, " HENRY HARRISON, " WALTER BAYNES." SUPERIOR SEI Du Tz POWDERS. THESE Powders are so contrived as to produce. 1. whew •sd as directed, water, exactly of the new quality as that fogad at the celebrated &knits Spilt—the water iwpreguatatt with theta becomes iu an iwitast as winkling sad Mferveseast as Soda Water ; is very pleases& sad refre.bietr, arid has alai tM aspenent quality of the fa mous Chelterilmes water. They will remain unimpared in say climate, and will keep for years quite perfect; Hey are therefor* as asquisitiou to the Traveller from their ports. tinily, amid become an object of eousideratiou to mere ants for exportation. Peri Jared sod sold by G. MARSHALL aad CO. Chewslsis, Brewer -street, Guldeo-squaire, su Buses coatalaiNg suMcient for It glasses, at 4s. 64. each, Doty included, or. It Row / ter dee. N.B.—The Public ace eautiosied against imitatioies er Ibis *Aisle. wader oarless UMW.; (generally toe nr bows fiiii 4 eustamiug a Are alas glasses, at ts. 6J limited of • muaatity toe 1 are requeste d to o b serve [tat lite words," Prepared . sad Co." will be pristet augartueet label alt 14siteaab Raz. Ti be haili es above :-.• THE NEW GINGER INFUSION, her ioatatilly auk lug Mold. sad Magic Gilmer Beer, that will keep ia all elerales.. Tbe ORIGINAL OXYGENATED SODA. for Enkiag 80.1 a %tater. CHNLTENHAIN SALTS, is 'florescence ►ed is Cry tab. 111 EDICT I\ F. CHESTS of all kinds and prices ; And she iciest Drugs ad bledocines of all binds, for boosa and export:Mies. •o• Prep+rvd also, sad sold as above, very superior FRENCH POLISH fur Sae woods. COVIOIE OF EXCHAI Amsterdam, C.F. Is is Ditto at Sight It IS Rotterdmo It 19 Alatwerp .... 12 19 Haraburigh 38 10 Altos's Paris 3 dq•s dale 25 85 Ditto 24 20 Bourdessz ' 28 28 Frankfu►t at the Maioe 159 Petersburch, p. rbl. 9 3 Us. Vicuna E5.2m.81/. 10 48 Teirste Modred Casks .. Bilbao . MI Duceless 35 8..v1114 thbraltar GE. Tu DAY, Jinni IS. Leg hurls . ..... 17 Genoa 44 Wince Ital. lie WSi Malta Naples. ....... 40 en lento, per ea ll4 Liebus Uportu. ••• 641 Rio Jasseirs. llll Bahia pp Dubin' et Cook ... St IBULLII4I3I. Portugal Gold I. I a. 41. Gmg. peer us .... 0 • • Nold 7 .M 304 Near 1an.... . 0 0 New 1hr0ae5...... 0 • 0 Silver 01 Ban ..... 0 4 10; SWABIA OP PILE DUMFRIES TURKKRY. David liktgparl, ea whom seeteece of death was prroo. noticed yesterday oe'neight, for tbe murder of the Dumfries nadir gnalss, is said to be about 19 years of age. Is Iwo deelaralkme before the Magistrates, by whom his prtlimi wary examiesties was takes, he described Morel( to be • Relive of Edinburgh, mid said that he could out write; but refused io weer any ether tneetimis that should he put to him. le the coach by which he was conveyed from Donis. fries to this sky, it le said that be was more amtmeeiestive. At brat Its awoke sikace, b seileavouring 'to fasiaaale him self into the better graces of • lady, who indicated so es. easiness at Weiss the Prisome for her fellow traveller.— He positively disclaimed ever having bad say isteation to murder the tarakey; and reptessetted Measly object le have been to erect his escape. The mild sad somewhat polished maestro of the yeethfill culprit were calculated $ agape attentioa- sod, lathe, his sieseersetion wishoot restraint, be prece:ded to disclose the licensee epilog by which his amidst% bed bees actuated front isilimey. The study sud practice of litrarileataba, end the perforation:a of surprising rests, he declared to be his ratio, passion, which seemed to have received its ssenteoluse by IM initiative faculty; be heels', when very yews& .been ea ardent admirer of the celebrated Hennaed Boas. To &maturate by ezauiplre his preficieecy ia the week ackoce, he isquireil of t he lady what bad hecoate or • beautiful ring which he observed apse her Gager why she first easered the Coach. Hating thus called the lady's atieutioa the less of her 1/nitrat e at which she manifested much compere, be neat deprived bee of the sympathy al a very polite gesitientais in the coach, whom be resniaderil of a tensile yeasitity of silver which he had lately riserived in @whinge fur a book Dude; sod thee gave him to notterstand, that the silver was au longer Is his patentees, which the geadesnee, tie elasensing Isis periketsg• trend to he precisely the ease. Of course, Neither the lady OW geetteetaa could row fetl perfectly satisfied with Ibis tact of isgenisity, instil their poverty was restored; and, to dispel their alarm, the hap less trickster ieferseed the gelatinises is which of his (Hag. gart's) own pockets he would lad the seinsey and the lady'. riag, himself sot Wag able to reach them, owing no has arms Wog se cloudy piaieeed! It was his dexterity is perfoemies wooden, like them, and the . applame he hoped to gale by them, which, he said, pointed out to him the course of life he hod followed; ie was, therefute, he added, perfectly natural, that be should apply his mailed to sur mounting the restraints of a prison. We have heard, though set upon arch good authority se we received the preceding anecdote, that Haggett has, dar ing his short career, leered is a sphere of life every way superior to his origin, sad that the adruitaces of his sae sera had at ditereet times captivated the affeetioes of young Ladies I. Eigglead, with wham hehas bete ray star the point of marriage. Is this ait say, it must bore bees obvious to every discs wing person, who had so oppierteeity of observing his demeaseat is Overt, during his trial, that the accused was no ordinary malefactor. His visage was not that of the mace; a tiriesews of nerve and conscioue superiority seemed to dictate a 11011MpONIIIII of consteasece . . . . which at least was nut dissimilar's, hereg very different from the contumelious sad imolait eirmiery of the erased, though detected villain. We regret that the natural endow ments of this youth were not at the propee period more wisely mid awe justly direeted. If his decimalise he test, that he cannot write, it is evident that be, has not received those advantages of instruction which he had so large a ca pa, ity to enjoy; and this afurde went amend of mispirion, dim be has also been deprived of that wiriness discipline and example which were doe to hies from those, whoever they be, to whom the cue of his education belonged. Usu, blame must attach to a quarter that now should be pierced deeper than any thing from us ease • there penetrate. We would not—we akonW t►iak we meld est add to that afflic tion!'; bet it is right that sheer who still have Owing to rear up should be warned, on such is mamas as this p of their responsibility for the siriet eseention of their tease, m well to the young claimants of their protoetoot.ao N tins society whose ranks tbg are hereafter either to otronrhea iinpsir.--(Erlininegill am.) • BIRTH. Or Sunday, the tdtb hiateist, I. Upper Grailieseue-atreet, the Lady of Thew Grease, E.j. of Slyer, sear Laocashire, of a daughter. DEATHS. At Cul.lblow, Comity DuMia, on the tea instant, Denis George, Esq. late a Banos of hie !Majesty's Court of Esche in Ireland. Al Colton, ie Ireland, the Rev. Dr. Beaofort, aged e 3. Dr. Beaufort was, duriag *early SO years, a brae-Seed' and resided clergy:sae Is Ireland. His mese is well booms to the English and foreige public by his " Civil and Ecclesias tical Map of Ireland," said by the Memoir which accom panied that Map. Of late years be rebuik the chemises is both his parishes of Collo. mid Name, which edgess re. main snouismeists of his seal asst of his architemurai taste. The cherch of Callus is beift es the model of Kiees Col lege, Cambridge. It siseprisea and delights the English traveller, and may wail gratify. as it does, the aational pride of the sister reentry. Dr. Beaufort was Dee of those who first proposed a Royal Irish Academy, and actively assisted in the formation and in the regmlation of that insti tution, of which be was owe of the earliest members. To the establislimeat lied improemornit of the Sunday se►oub is Dublin ►e coutribuled esseotially by ►is personal exertiost and cousiant attendance; and ►e was ooe of the original &sanders of the admirable " Aseueiatios for the rimeosirage , men( of Virtue." HIGH WATER.THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE,. Moulin 0 after It. I Evening • aller It PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. lied... 7 61 h I Es. 11.1142..1di5. 2 pr. 31 per Cent... I 1 din. 4 per Cents.. 94/ 9411 I Ditto 5001.. . 3 pr. Bunk L. An0..19 1-16/ I Lottery Tickets 4j. 194. India 80nd5..... 46 pr., Caw for Ace... 771111 Primates' sad Peblisird au THE ItJUTISH PEEN awl THE GLOVE eVbe% He. 127, &mad, by C. cuari WELL., of the limed.