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~ .. MSS PLISINTRY. Miss Owenson, in her very popular novel of The Wild Irish Girl, obliges a young English Noblentan to do justice to MO tnisreprhented country, in a letter to his friend, in terms so ingenuous and con genial to the feelings of every unprejudiced person : that we trust we shall be excused for ttaascribing the passage : 44 When I insisted on my host receiving a trifle, I observed poverty struggling with pride, and grati tude superior to both; be at last reluitlantly consented to be prevailed on, by my assurance of forgetting to call en them again when I passed that way, if I were sow denied. I was followed for several paces by the whole family, who parted with, as they re erieed me, with blessings ; for their courtesy, upon all occasions, seems interwoven with their religion, and not to be pieus, in their forms of etiquette, is not to be polite. Benevolent and generous beings I whose hard labour just gives what life regains , but gives no more ;" yet who, with the ever ready smile of heartfelt welcome, are willing to share that hard earned little with the weary traveller whom chance eonduas to your threshold, or the so litary wanderer whom necessity throws .upon your bounty; how did my heart smite me. while I received the cordial rights of hospitality from your hands, for the prejudices l had hitherto nurtured against your eharader. But your smiling welcome, and parting benediaion, retributed my error, in the feelings of remorse they awakened." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • reersmouria, JULY 13. Arrived His Majeaty°l ships Amphion, Thunderet, and Morguana, from the %tediterraneen, with the following Iran— pons under cottony, .4 —the Amphitrite, Hydra, George, Ganges, Kee, Rohert sod Ann, Ambrosio, Hero, Douglas, Edward, Prince George, Rom, Mercator, St enetry, Kah ane', and the Polly; also a fleet of ine•cnantmen, among which are the Mount Royal, Recovery, and Kate; the Thalia frigate, from Guenisey.---Sailed the Ganges, 74 gun., Capt. Haliratt; Centaur. 74 gun., C.ptain Webloy, (Commode,' Hood's ehip); and the SWIIICIP.. 74 gun., lion. Captain Rumford, for the Downs, va cormaquenc. of a teilgrilpiliC 111.011/ d and the Linnet, on a cruise..... Wind W. PALYOOTH, JULY 11. Arrived the Wfidsor Cam's pocket. Sefton from Jamaira, with Mails, 94 dar's pamsgerwmo mews; the eirtiwallis packet, Anthony. from Mowina ' Malta. and Gibraltar, 1I days fmni the lamer ;mt the 91 Jul y. in lat. 48 99. long. 14 47. fail is with a Spanish privateer of 14 guns. which she beat tiff after aaion of ONO hem and 4fry minutes; the Packet had throe Men wounded ; also, arrived off the harbour, and proceeded Mk for London, the American ship Dumfries, Beard. front Norfolk. in Ss days Sailed the American sloop of war Sassy, pet. Smith. for lb* Dowses; awl the Adrian cutter. Lieut. Carter for Portsmouth...-Wind S W. TM Windsor Castle let;;;laireies . • His Ilgeyeary's ships Ve. tem. Vephast. ?sorted. Shark, and Put Mallon; on the 30th May, in tat. 113 11. long 7134 spoke the brig ?army, of Whirehaven, and the Thanes, of Paistow, from Jamaica. for London; on the 711 t June, *poke t h e Adventurer, of Eyre, Been Jaosarca, fr. Glasgow. Pasaeogera per Conswallie—Mr. Beverley, Mrs Copal, ani: • Sicilian Messenger. Per Windsor Castle—Mr. Haynes, Mr. 'Mar a Mr. Dreamt, awl Mr. Sm.,. DIAL, JULY 19. Sailed the Desperate gun-brig, en a cruise. —Arrived the Turbulent gun-bwit Irons a anise, and remains in ttut Downs with the rest et the ships as per last. FROM L'..DYIYS LEST. nita•VMPl). Joao 13 —Peened by the John ; Davis., front Dublin —Sailing the Fnouude. HoLimit, for the Cape of Good Rope; Eliza, Boson, for Si Domingo; Hugh Jolioserme, Sewing ; sod tiro Hotating, Mockler. fur Tormiorn. WESTMINSTL R ELicrtoN. To the Honoured. the Commons of the United KingJom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parli ament assembled; The humble Pdition of the Right Honourable Richard Krinsky Sheridan, Sheweth, That, st the late Etcetera of Members to . in this lament tarliament for the City and Liberty of West.nin• stet, Lord Co,hren,„ Sir Francie Runlet, Bert. John Elliott, Est; James Pllll, EA gad your Petitioner ' ware Candidates to ispresent the said City and Liberty in Parliament, and that at the said I/leftism • po:1 was de•namled and taken fur the said Candidates before Arthur Morris, Ey. Hugh Bailiff and Returning Officer for the sa•d City and Liberty, and that Mime and after the mete Mine Wait for the said Election, the said Lord Cochran,., by himself, and by has Agents and Managers, and tathen in his behalf, was guilty of gram and notenou• Mika, aa4 eierruptatts4 and did, by gifts and retards, and by mouses agreements and securities f o r gift s sad era,einds, coinupt, pincer., Lid attempt to pro. cure, dives, Veers,* of the said City and Liberty to girt thing vents at the mid Election foe tin said Laid Cochrane, and to refuse and ' , rehear to dies their votes at the said Election fur your Petitioner; and that the said Lord Coch leae. by himself, his Arista. and Managers, and others un his behalf. after the tester of /Ise writ f..tr the said Election, and at awl during the said Election, and befwe the Election of the said Lord Cochrane. to seem in the present Parliament for the same Ciry and tiberty, did give, present, and allow to Meer, person*, having votes in such Electron, money, meat, drank, entertainment, and provision, and make presents, gifts, rewards, and entertainment, mind for such pinions having ewes in the said Election, and to an I he the we, advantage, bet •fit, emolument, woe, and preferment Mulch persons, in seder to heel/coed, rind re. being elected at the mud Election O. seem in this present Parliament for the said City and Liberty of Westminster ; sad that, by the aforesaid ear. raw and prar time, the sail L or d C oc h rane procured I nisei/ to brireturned SS a Member to serm in this present Parliantent for the said City and Liberty, M the tined Election fur the said Cite and I..berte ,• and the said Arthur Mortis, the said Returning °Meer of the said City end Liberty, bath returned the ••sid Lord Ca brans es one of the persons duly elected to serve in this pre.ent Pa•liarnent for the mid City end Liberty, whereas by the corrupt mad illagsl practices aforesaid, the said election and return of the said Lord Caeltrane was ant is entirely null and void to all intents and purposes; and he, the 5.141 Lord C..ehrans, is dieeMed and incapacitated upon the said Lirei nn owl Return to serve in Paiharnent for the said City and Liberty, and the said Election and Return of the said Lord Crahrefle was and is contrary to law, a manikin violation of the rights and prieikges of the Electors of the said City and Liberty, arid highly injurium to your Petitioner, and the legal Electors of the a wi City and Lthert y ..•—• You r Petitioner therefore humbly prays that ynur Honourable HMS* will take the pee ewes into ermssimation, and declare the Deakin and Return of the said Lard Cochrane veld ; s a; to gram such ether relief to your Petitioner as to the Home enall seem meet. R. B. SHERIDAN. The Kisco has been pleased to order a Cove dr hhre to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Exe ter to elea a Bishop of that See, the same being void by the translation of the Right Reverend Father in L;cld,Dcsenr Jona limas, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Salisbury ; and His MAJESTY has also h: en pkased, by his Royal Sign Manual, to recom rnensi to the said Dean and Chapter, the Right It nd Father in God, Dago,. GEORGE Pat.a•r, ow! Bishop of Bristol, to be by them elezted Bishop the said See of Enter. G SPORTING INTELLIGRNCE. NEWMARKET J..LY WILTING, ISO 7. . • MONDAY, JULY 13. Lard T. Bentieliv Job Thornberry, 3 yrs. old, beat General Grosvonor's e. by Oil Erigianel, darn by Tetrarch, 4 yrs. old, Sat. 71b. each. R. al letho. 4 to 1 on Job Thornberry. Mr. Arthur's Wormwood, 11. t. 91b. beat lord Toley'a solute, 7st. 101 b. Ab. hi 100 gs. h ft. 6 to 5 against Wormwood. The July Stakes of 50gs. each, 50gs. ft. for 2 yr. old colts carrying est. 61b. and fillies So. 41b. Two yr. old CoUTS!. Mr. Mellush's b. f. Susan, by Worthy, out Of a si,Wr to Chipperibant 1 Mr. Abbey'. b. f. Clorinda, 11 Hercules, dam by High. Byer, rand dam by Matchers 2 Mr. Panton's gr. f. Mary Grey, by Buzzard, out of Turn% dam . 3 Mr. Cs'olding's br. 1. by Guildford, out of Vinen . 4 'The Judge could place but four. 3 to 1 against Suron•—,3 to tagging Clorinda-4 to 1 against Sir C. Butibury's krt. c.-3 to 1 against Mr. Wilom's f. Mr. Neale's Momentilla, lilltef to Regulator, mi. SIM. brat Duke of Grafton's Forester, gat. 21b. Two yr. old C. 100 g, h. ft.—S to 4 agst Moincntilla. General Grosvenor% Have•at.'em, fast. 71b beat Lord Foley's Miss Prince, 2 yrs old, Est. 41h. Two r. old C 5 0 0- 5 to 2 on liays•st-'rrn Ld Stawell's Pantina, me. R. from Mr. Galway's Woodman, Sit. each. Ab. M. 100 gs. h. ft. L 4 Grosvenor's Eaton, Bat. roe. 100 gs. from Mr. Arthur's Achilles, 9st. R. M. 200 p. SWANSEA RACES. TUISDaV, JULY 7. A Plate of Ars. given by the Stew wit, for horses, n and gelding*, foaled in the Po asicipAltts of Wales,„that never non 501. at any one time nut of the Peineipa.ity ( match• • andaweepstaksa excepted), the hest of three two-mile heat.. Mr Jones's b rn. Deceit, ♦ yet old . D I Mr Jenner's b. m. Elvira, 4 yr• old . ^ 2 Sir R. L. Blesses be. g, Strider, 6 yrs old . . A: WEDNISDAY. A free Plate of 501. for ail ayes. Two mile heats. Mr. Wr1X..1 . 4 bh. Gr. •.i Dalton, GY" ' l4 . 1 1 Mr..l.,itcs's br. no. Lt.clet All, aged . 2k. Sir It. L. glowe's br. g. StriJer. 6 ~.; u'! . 3 tit SJale pa, ..,,, tree plate 0 : J.A. for all age. ; two-mile heats. hfr. Jones's br 11. Prwierrek. I . ..tar r. o!it 1 1 .Ir. Wrwir.rir. b. h. Groan Urrsqs..o, 6IX years ald . I :1 THURSDAY. A freers* of 301. to. al: age s; four mile beats. Mr June-'s u. h Grampro.nd, four yrs old . . 1 1 Mr. Jensser's b. to. Elsira, four yIS old . . 2 2 Lame day ....A Sweepstakes of 3gs each, for Lorses, roe? by Gontlemeu. Two Mules. Mr. Els uttleverseth's bl. m. . 3 1 1 Mr. Rees', gr g. . ...' 3 4 . . Mr. Collineseb. ro. . 1 2 3 . . The sport was in general very goad. an.; the plates were severely contested. A pony race, and a race between four girls, which afforded much mirth. concluded tile amusements. The course exhibited each day an i .teresting display of fashion and elegance, although the company was rot so numerous as in former years; which latt-r circum stance was a drawback upcin the ordinaries and balls, particularly the former. Public breakfasts were given by Mrs. Wyndham, at the Maekwerth Arms—by the Stewards, at the Bush—and by Mr. Lascelles. at his lodgings. Lord, Lady. an•l the Hon. Miss V.rnon, have returned to their delightful retreat at Briton Ferry, near Swansea. LONDON FASHIONS FOR JULY, As described in the Fi:ht•ontli r.:un;Sor of Le &Fe Ameriddee ; or, brlrs Cowl end P.hior4ble M.l;:4sl,te ENGLISH COSTI/LIF. Roral Pri , •c-s,. of Wiles, in her Conn Dress, as worn on the Hi ,, halas r—Tnis drew, taste and magnificence, stool unosa led 4,nid.: r e si.lend ,ur and elmeance displayed on ths hoth-1.., 0.,r instiyarevered Sureitign ; and we consider oniael e. fnnu , uty in liaising it in our power to procure . description of for our tan corns. spot.deots. The body and ground of the drapery was fortr.cd 01 • rich silver and lilac tissue; with a most superb border, cimposed of etnera.ds, (opium, and amethysts, to reprover} the vine loaf and grasmi. The train and pettiewt of otLer tissue ; bordetsd all round like the drapery ; and tech terminate 4 with a molt bri:liant silver hinge, of a st.ikingly novel Cumin. this. Rich silver laurel and arrow on this 'oft en's, to loop up the train. Hoed.drees of diamond. ai.d amethysts. tastefully disposed; with high plums •d is%trich feathers. Neck-dress. the winged ruff, a le Mary Luna of Seen; sle.oe nonainents to correspond. Amethyst necklace and ear ring, with Mal tese Cross; diamond armlets and bracelets. White satin shoos, with rich silver rusettes. French kid gloves, above the elbows. Fan of Imperial claps., studded with amethy►t. and tepees. Entratted front f.re Beam ;_ or. Litensty real Fositioug. Magisear i for Joy Igo% Gasettllttlelo Muaisi• De aii.—Light mixed, bro wn , nr nut coloured mixed coats, either double or single.breartea, wilts collar of the same, and covered biit,cois, of a lull sn a g plated button, are much worn ; se also some greenish mixtures; but the mo-t fashionable moriiing-coat is n( a light mixed cloth, made single or dueble.brsasged, to button two or three buttons over the chest,and then to fly off in the skirts. Those coats should not base any pocket daps. Broad st , i;icti quilting iithlPillts waistcoat., smile-breasted, and made without bind. lag.—Fins India nankeen trowsera, with gaiters of the suna . oamsa•L O•s 101111 ON orNrcamtN's mass's, ro■ JULY. lso7. Superfine bemire cloth coats lapelled, with buttons covered with cloth, centimes will to he etch wens of en evening; bet the talc peens. to what are al.* called..fisnmaireeiqc eentinne to gaits ground, and which are mostly wino with emceed buttons ; but dark lanes are evidently the most gen teel and fashionable cats at the present time, - Ind are worn either with er without a velvet roller but cnnuantly • gilt button pettedly fl at, and of a good middling site: the waist, we observe, is made rather long, and • ider than turn:cify, and the lapel a trifle longer alto, bet the sleeves are rather shutter than fee some limo pest. White Marseilles quilting waist coats will retain the preference as an evening wailitenat. Light pearl or drab kerseyncem, and tie best India nankeen, for birches, with silk atuinp, and not to cum tar below the knee, are themes( general wear. PARISIAN FASHIONS. Takes rim a reams of Coeaenario•. Figures at the Frtscati i• P. 016. 11. A DIU Dattse.-i-A whrtell.4ian crape robe, over a white satin ornamented round the b•rgrrrn anJ draper? , with a border °lsbell% palmed to nature. Plant scolloped bowit. cut very kw, and mode to sit close to the form. Waved sleeves, easily full, formed of alternate stripes of crape and pink satin. flan, bonnet in sitioutb bands collided stn ilia forehead, and ornamented behind wit], wreath; of wild rases. Earrings and necklace orpeark. Shoes, piuk satin, Windsor with sil ver. White kid glover, racked. Last week the 6th Dragoon Guards, or Carabi neer., who lately left Lewes Barracks, marched from Bexhill, on their route to Norwich in Nos folk. At Maidstone a difference arose between two of the Officers, that terminated in a duel, iu which one of them was wounded, but not seriously, as, we under. stan4, he punned his route with the regiment. FROM LAST NIGHTS GII ZeTTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas ()celestas% sod William Walker, of Manchester. June IS, 1887. Samuel A ilderton, of Leech, and John Rycroft. of &snide!, both an the county of York, common-carriers.' April 1, Pm?. Joseph Haling.. and Thomas Hollings , of laradbul, sit the county of York, "maniple.. May 1, 11144. James lien and Samuel Edgeof Manchester, in the comity os lasenter, engravers. Jul" 8, 1807. James Harrison and Robert. &heel!, of the city of Carli•l-, in the wunty ofCuinbeiland, fish hook-maker.. joy 6,1607, William Maud and Thome.' Lister, of ftradfurd, in the county of York, surgeons and aputlse,aries, &c. Jane SU, 1807. David Whitehead, John Lees, John Shelve, William Cedes, J.din Cooper, and Thome. Spanton, of the Soho Voundry, Manchester, and the Porte.4l Foundry, Stockport, bra. and iron-MuoJete July I, 181/7. Thomas aro/lethal! and William Niclioleoe, Cannon.street, London, 4rrsalters. yly 10, 11107. George Idneg, Lancelot Middleton, and George Redhead, of 11.410•11 t color, Philpot.lane. June 1, 1807. Robert Claxton and Isaac Worley, Jun. 8f Fish.streeshill, linenelrapera 311110 54, 1847. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. BickiordJ4.:ltann, late of ow eity of Exeter, met , chant, dealt, and chapman, front July 21, to Sept. I, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, in Exeter. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James M'Nish and David Lythgoe, botit Lie of Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, inerchanis,dealers and shaptuco. AANKRUPTS. Thomas Bate:. of Chatham, neer Manchester, in the comfit, of I.ancaurn, and Joshua Bates, of Halifax, in the count, of Toik, woulutplers and dealers in cattle, to surrender, August 3,4, and 25, at ten, at the White Lou,i In Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Wrgylmmoral, Gray. Inn square, L4)11 , 1911 an d ana Thompson, in Halifax. Thomas Chft,of Westbury, in the county of Wilts, clothier, to surrender, July 27, 98, and August 2ri, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Frame Selsmod, county of Somers(. Att..roeys, Gilbert Ratan, Irons Selena!, Sonsereetshire; arid Mr William h u t , Hatton •g mien, London. William M . D.inald, late of Yuri.etreet, Covent garden, in the county of Middlesex, boot and sloe-maker, to surrender, Joly 24, August 4, and ID, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At. torney, Mr. rhomas Blackstock, St. Mildred% court, Poultry, London Jelin Holland, ntor or late of the town and county of the town of Nottinghai a l, butcher, to surrende:, July 24, 25. and August 2s, at six, et the Punch Bawl, in the town of Hottirix ham. Attorneys, 'Messrs. Riggs and Merrifield. Carry-street, Llnrnin's Inn, Lim Sun ; and Mr. t'harles Latham the yoonger, of Melto n Mowbray, in the county of Leisater. Witham Chamb-rs, of Carlisle. in the county of Cumber land, draper, dealer and chapman, to stirrender, August Id, 14, and 25, at elet:n, at the Grapes, in the city of Carted.. At inaltrYg, Mr. Chsainell, Staple's Inn, Loridod ; and Mr. SAO, Carlisle. Richard Spencer Paul, of Connen-street, Lnodon, dry. saltm, dealer and chapnsan, td surrender, July la. August 4, .1111 2X, at twelve. at Gurldhall„, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Sher wood, Cushion.couit. Old Braatitrizet. Barnett Barnett, of Sheppy.yard, in the :ttinoriati to the county Middlesex, slake and eh spinals to surrender. July 21, 29, ai.d August 25, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Auto. "el. Mr. M. A. Isaacs, George street, Wirings. DIVIDENDS. August 8. Th omas Y orke, late of 1/eronshirestreet. in the parish of St. George the Martyr, in the county of Mid. dimes, rnertit4nt, at twelve, at Coulon. August 24 R 'own Pryer, 01 Gloucester street, Heaton, in the county of Xlictliesex, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August 22. Samuel Tostmlend, of Pareli.c-row, in the pa rish of St. Luke ' Chelsea, in the county o f Mialleses rec. thief.. deal. r and ehapman, at eleven, at Guildha3, Lon don August 4. John Latrines of Oxford• s tre e t, i n t h e p ar i s h o f St. Mary-la-bonne, in the county of Middlesex, irimmunger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 22. John Henry Schnaider, of Bow-lane, in the city or ',nodal, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anglin 4. Thomas Mitchell, of Laurence Priultney.hill, Cannon-street, in the c ty tit London. merchant, dealer and chairman, at tarries, at Guildhall. August 4. John Lawton, of Liverpool, In the county of Lan caster, boot and shoemaker, dealer and automats, at eleven, at the Globe Tay ern, 2olumstreet, Liverpool. August 5. Richard Crooper. late of Wigan, in th county of Lancia°, tirobeonsinchall. al &Xmas at his Globs T. yent a Joh.. street, Lir moot. August 4. George Score, late of Andover, in the county of Southampton, innhatier, victualler, dealer and chap:win, at twelve, at the White Ilan ban. au Andover. August 7. Robert Palmer, late of Carleton Rode, in the county of Norfolk, miller, dealer and cha i iman, at tea, at the Cock Inn, in Ault:tough. in the county of Norfolk. August 12. Thomas Derion Titernar late of Purism, in the county of Southampton, stationer, :Sealer and chapattis, at on. at the Royal Oak Inn, in Portia.. August 10. James Richmond, of South Shields, in the tenuity of Durham, merchant, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Guld e n Lion Inn, in South Snail's. August 4. Philip Chapman and Thomas Napkin, of the Town of Kinston- upon-Hull, grocers, dealers and chapmen, at eleven, at the White Start Tavern, is Kingston-upon- Allgast 27. Sarnia W.hb , lase of Melksham, the county of Wilts, carpenter, at eleven, at toe King's Arias Inn. in Mellishans. October 31. Joseph Inman, of Houndeditch, in the city of London, cheesentonger, dealer and chap.nan. at (well e, at I,udon. August S. Richard Lewis, of Codford St. Peter, in the smutty of Waite, shopkeeper, gealer and cLapatap at twelve,. at Guillhall, London. August 42. Robert Broom late of Ea.t Smithfield, in the • county of Middlesex, grime,. dealer and tampion, at eleven, at Guildhall, I.miden. CERTIFICATES....kna 4. Edward Gwyn, Moe et Itcividere.row, Lambeth, in the county of Sutter, but now of Use Fleet Prium, in the cite of Landontinibmoneschant, pisunborer, de a l er an d chaproan. John Jeffery, of Titchfield-stn,', at,, ri .L.gs Due, in the county of Middlesex, mach and harness-maker, dealer and chairman. PRICE or STUCKS. YESTERDAY. 3 pa& Coca. Reduced 3 per Cent. Consols 6ll ll to 4 per Cent ev selif S per Cent Navy 9sj 4i 1 Long Aim Imperi.l 3 per Cum Ditto Annuiturs . 7 9.16 a Chnisiture lids Ruud. 4. ,I. prem. Exchequer Bilk Eitqlela Lottery Tickets li.iii.t fat Up Consuls fur .. . 6sll _ ______ _ . . T. HMI, Stock-Broker, N.. ♦. Cornhol, and 9, Cheguiperese Su, Übe: SMITHFIELD. he 1 , U. This day's Ma. Let WAS %."1 Alivittled with prime h•asr., 1 • 1 the ..hew of Cantu in general was very good. Reef, Mum—, Veal, and Lamb, sold at dart veer. Pork is dearer; airl .. .4 tracks for this 11100 part war sornerrh.rt hr sit. Tie ...le, in th? Haymarket were fillllol lively. ii.iy, Straw, r.nri o,rstr,Sll,l` ',Wet: in price tithe Frirlay's, Market. The hall.wr.ri ir.r:-. awl numbers are A n accurate statement : To oink the offll per .tone of elh. Reef..." 44, r:,;, to ss. GI. Beasts ... • ..2 35; Mutton... 4%. lid to 5. hrl Sheep and La: . .:11.. I, ,4 , Ve31..... for 04. to 7.. 64. C.i!vcs • 1 I Lamb.... s. 6.1. to 7s. Od I Pig.. -.4r Pork St. W. to 74. Ua. i smaiirtELL) II liiy Straw .... Cl.erer ,AY MARKET. ... 3 1 . Vic to 51. ; 54. ...4I 04. IQ 61. RAW HIDES. lest Heifers and Steers, per itoae, 2s. la. to As. a t Mideilinr.,.. Ordinary Market Calf '2.. Os ea.'s English Horse Lamb Skins Sheadinp Cs. Iod. t.. vs. d PRICE OF LE.%THER. Runs. 50 to 561 b. each II! to 2417 Ditto. 60 tos63lb. each 4441 to 164 Merchants Racks fOf to !If Drenting Hides... to if: 1 Fine Coach Hides 111 to 74 1 Crop Hides 55 to 401 b. for cutting 4151 to 234: Ditto 45 to 50lb 174 to Mt I Calf Skins, 30 to 4010.... 904 to 4.:4 Ditto, 50 to 701 b... 344 to 42e Ditto 70 to 1101 h 3 9d to ;co *mall Sealo (Groaned) 44d to 444, Ildirce ditto.... 100* 10 160 e p er du • Vie bf.ARK.r.s. coaN.F.xciIANGE ..let.: . :; i i i ~.;,,.,..:, no sup s !y of Wheat the• 41.4. i.. 14 about 24. per quarter adrarleei &der dearer. • 11.. Malt but WIC Ilron•o •il; .rf b.hl .;.: 1.,,, , ~ any, and thuiesr at M. per qua , ter ; lifeb h r t, •. r .•, . b •tlt sort., :Ire logi.er. There ate 1 113.5 V Iva -r ......,/q. F.,reign 0.04, and thel trade brlteaye., er5....;•:...,,..,. ~..,. i You:plea. Flout at outlast. CURRENT PRIV!: or CltAlle wh,,,,,,, I 1 . •.1. &an. (Su •. • : Put' .1 ,7 44 di. let• I 031-1 4 • 444. Gt. 1 poiAtdi It ve Barley 4'i• 594 OA. $ Putatu•4••••t:.).. —••• Ma.' 61a. in.. Cd gape- Seed... • . '... • ' White Pc4444 4 : . . . . 1 Wier IN . as 5Ch 50. IA I becutelt ...... . , t' ) ., :, Beans (old) 46.. 62- Od PRICE OF HOPS lass. Ineltit.. Kent SI 54 t o 71 7 4 K ent `l Ills o: 7' , 51ai1eX.•....51 Ss to 6. It Sues.: ...... S. Ills t, i Fawn NSt in 6,1 Ss Farnham... 81 la to •• Old Duty laid at - I. 44,930 --- PRICES OF HAY AND b*IKAW, SiTaßD•if IT. SAIIISS's WH111 , ...,Pkt. 11an... 41 Ina a 61 los nd Hay ......41 4. .1 Siltdir • • .6.31 St a 9; I .i. OA ~ i 1 . I :7 ; ..... : : Cl, U'. , 4 ; ..,.,, 5... .... .'.'l 144 .. a I I IKISII STJUSS I her S. G.nmtment Debentures b par Leal . 94 Govermw.ist Unto SI per cent . 7lj COUISSF. OF 3:ID Sasstordata S3 to 3 1!. Digo as Steil 35 9 1 Ilotaartleas c L. 11 4 2 U. Hainbarill 34 3 2;11.1 Alamo 34 4 21U. Pans. 24 6 Lit. Dm. 2 U. ..... Sounder: V4 10 CIAII 39,1 alFoct. Onto -- a4.,tr0l Dino -•• 1101 boa.. - Leghorn 5O Naples CIIANGE. Jirie 14. rn oe 4ill.ty. Veins. a. C ba Do. Incl. Labia 6.3 Opria 64 0 1 D.Mliw 1 Cseii •.iteniii. 1. 4 Peausal Gold I. Cow and Piers pet ar. 4 Now Doehioons New Wien .... 5 Siker la air* ••••• ! 6 New Lesis seek tam Beak *I Haled Si pit Can:. TALLOW PRICE OR St. lama's Market Ss 4.1 Mee Market Whoechopel Market Ss SJ Per Stogie of Sib. 94 MI . &amp Price 411 • Yale+ Soap, —4 a 78a. easelles, pat &nen, Ii Town Tallow —s Od 541 ad Yellow R Di 601 Od White ditto .... 5114 Cd Say ditto .. CM 551 Od Melting Stu ff.. 43. Od 45. 44 Ditto touch 2l: Cd Graves B:4 triad Dfees 14. CA rhiottlo.l, 38.—. Curd. Od.--hduold4, 114.0 d. coAt.-14ARKEr, JULY 19. Ships at Market. Sub. ►rice. 26 25 43. 3d. a SO. 91 3 ..Suode:land . S 39e 34. aMa 04 11/RTHS. In Lesson-opoet, Dublin, the Lsdy of John Enox Grotto, of Johnstown, in the county Wrifool. Esq. of a sou. tht the Sth instant, at King's Crausond, Scotism', the Hot. Mrs. Remaly, of a doughtier. The Sth inst Jam King, of Wirdisostabe, Devon, or de livered of throe fowl* c►ildren. MARRIAGES. Yesterday morning, at St. Matgarees, Westminster, Ste• phemen Skating, Esq. of Needham, Suffolk, and Carlton, in the county of York, S. Miss "Wingfield, of Needham Market Suffolk. ths Saturday, at Miry-la-Bonne Church, Henry Clemente, EN. of Slone. street, Cavon.lish-eqoara, to Mrs. O'Brien, late of Dorset garden•, Brighton. On Thursday last, at St. Georges Church, Hasever-square, he the Rey. Adv. HugheN, Chaplain to his Royal Highne. the Doke Clarence, W. F. N. Norton, Esq. in Miss Um& co•ieuess of the late Cornelius Launder, of Notting- ham, F. 9. Lately, at Wickham, Hants, the Rev. J. S Rishleith, Reeler of that parish, to Miss Stanhope, daughter of the late Hon. Adel. Stanhope. Downie Laity D.RATHS. On Monday morning, at Fitzroy Farm, the Right Hon. Soothamptnia. Her Ladrhip was daughtei and co-heir of SIT Peter Warren, K. R. and Vice Admiral of Cie Red squadron. On Mnw.lay last, sudden'', Newbury, aged 60, Mos Napletnn, of Hammersmith, sister to the Rev. Dr. Na,. Chine Moe of the diocese. Hereford. Ori Yri:lsy last, at Wake's Hotel, Lient.-Coloael Wheat. of Barton house, Somer.ut•hire. On Saturday last was interred, in St. Margaret's Church, We , tniinster. fives, Atwood. Esq. F RS. He died in th tixt)-s,cood year sf Iris ir,•,e, sincerely lamented, as he ws• ,leer re illy esteemed by all who bad the happiness of taros him. Ile or h a _istinjo;shed for mathematical so:IS/ice. was hoovered with the iirstil of the Royal Society. 310 W' Author of several Treaties a, which prove his inventise as well as the depth and extei.t of ho erudition. Ile educated at Westminster School, was for Goose time a 1 and for many years a Fellow i•f l'onity College, Carobr.. • He re.id to for whole Univ. clay, Leflures upon ses• brsialsts of r.xpetimental Phil ...ophy, which were • &Vended, and tout, a.dririred. Mr Pitt, having been m.e , his auditor s, was induced to form a me.. intimate aequei" l4 "'; with his, and finding that his talents would be ernsinc;i: • useful to the public, bestowed upon him, in the beginmn; of the yew 1764, a sinecure office, which is elltinguish"" his death, that he might be enabled to devote a large port,, , of has time to financiai calculations, in which Mr. Pitt e w pinye4 him, to his own entire astisfarlion, and to the rest advantage of thp Revenue. The high titollientl Mr. Pitt eii tertainot of him, and the confidence he reposed in him, were strinictleened to experience; and Mr. Atwoo labours coribuscil with the most relous perseverance, said his - dining state of bea'Ait ressdireil him isscapeble of severe a;.r.i cation. HIGH WATER. THIS ticr, AT LorrooN-KRus:i Men.... 17 mn. after..lo Eritn....64 Isis. altar LON IX ON :—.Pnobod D.%VIDSON, No. 17, Date • cowl. 11 , w;eters, Corentlss.okn, and poblishal ■' 1 • Oflke, N•t TS, Rack of St. Cie-nem% e t.llcll. Strand W. 4 f 111 K, of No. 7, Sow Rr•h I • K. Ir•uR•A•. • - Order., to for CI% Popr,, sent t, •b• ' •., 1 r I.sr • via Ira tls,ly ittatoste,t A