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P' V. 1 b ~~ t, . .. ete)'• left; IS the eight test piles of niche, is meld leetwra -ve rues, es thyme., samomie of eke Gino («se of eke hileiteeep slikee t ei abig Appgiiimel i sisoalluthi week of mi rage,* ill eakilkilsliehrilltolisi - Whisti' brolfo attclivities of Iteariestrilso wend seemlieflrd with evening reposes into .il 4 4 4 4ThelellObtliellihel. ?WWI iethßodifteisehithalsealiott i 11 1 2, 6 11.741 .0 a 5 eere of etrib!ese tetOlet ; see the iii osmoses • WWII' .. 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A Wel or sapphire lied fell she a slawiter tea Ibe dieseriailisties of The uloseteres, sad ushered In the skillet me; *bleb akedesikel meet glories-In Gems awfully, aiki.lP theme, stiehep sekwatieov, where the , soidimese imertsstsr of ereero.isisset seshasese.. limy a eali•mt Poises( illeiehelf echsoarbleil Arita Terror tad rem amt heed &wee the team/ Awaits of, she wanks Mika* like beacon- lights trea the ' reseei Writ ; 11110 'Daisy a elmagefel Esteems Atiosioo ellimerel add eiseureel the eye, went eke fell bunt of Jay 01. .p•fied twerp atmospheric mike sod timid, mid Mk diseiseely seised ' bolihely site, the tem* terms,' and measedesiog ✓etched( MIA and valimselsoomery, which Miamian the limbed lb valley of .tbs Awes' raga 4 . .• , mem, f• s , • . 40 , ..1“ : ilipleiirribiNi' RlKCilini for SOUTHWARK. • C "IfllivirAwaleersarebf thirsoleielieg of dim lodepea ' aid 'teethe triosispiraf the Kefewasers of this respect • libegoldlomis w Friday celebrated at the Horns Ta. it pr o • velni, Regividstime; Sir AMU, WII2OH, is ilia Chair. . 4 d1)14.ir .the,toast of t• m• Kiag, mid may he sever forget his dattarglims. that the Crows is held is tenet for the Pao- • ..lib'' mita demob anti swell siegsomfration• of taYsilf as it ; seat, ea/wally calculated to laspere, the health of " The .hilhatat . !_asis di aok.with euthairjaatee *whom ; we were aw. lborajpiber popular toast., arasisag rage% " The People-- tholliala Warm of legitimate paraer,'„„ • iadit..HdAde proposal the he elabal.ala Issiseet Wilson, after s. ijdent inslaghens "Tau his *Mama riatiples and gene ` mil.ganduct. , r•- • • • ;17Itis toast was drank with thmetiatia three slid great ea •• kettle., which was cuusiderahly isereared um.. Sir Rebores , ofliehig. himself to address • the tweeting. The vinare 0•= lie e, oar. relenting therein., advested to • variety of po. ogler topics, learnt mlarly•enforciug the armada of Reform; and opop die subject of ,his late vote • respeetime the grant Mi .the Mike elf:Weiler, he Him expressed himself : A:Nein° bed bora made, is h maser that cooki sot he sastaudenitood, to a rectal vote which. be had gives as the resat of the Meow and screen to flea Dale •of C 1.., tryse. He kat+ 'last is bat vote ha had differed foga , rally of ,his own ftleads„ said he Sward front the. Ode jilititp of ,bra etruataireeits. Rot be bedewed berme hethaell . grin. is, that be did wee .insider the great as a sew eingsgal . 4 1 :400 ;if it had been, he should have objected; but he veestimait ,St ivp.eee Feebly:red on the Journals of the. Hunt+, mill which: „badaymiteil only the pleasure of the Doke of aartucs to bet rallied.; upon Iht preseinsptitin that certain condition' would by falklled. Them roue:inane were in fact complied a ith by the marriage of the Dike sod his manicure is Cog. lat.d. It wee thou • creatioa, out whether the Duke hod lb right, to ask, bpd whether it became the House to give c.liect .to its Resulatiou from the uricival date? He 'te u it h e t tco it ral d ia id elr s . "' H I eh4coriiinfgesstehad,tinvdireedw of the ,lh t at liii7 b f i e ec l t iesg h : .„Kiebited him to give his vote always in favour of the ' Anal Family wheat doubt existed. He lad never cots. olialeil—lie had always avowed his obligation to the Kings . ..Olio bad, at the time of his eoufinenteut iii Fraser, and ..yerlibout say communication with him. generously gnawed to the mother of his children a moat liberal granite. weber soil ravishes fur two of them, which allowance, un his standing for the Borough of Southwuk, lie had frit . -ii his duty to relinquish is their games, that his iodepen , ' llelbC, might not be affected, or be the object of ewspiciew : hot it would, outwithatanding, now ill become him to levy I .Waragaiiist the domestic e•t•blishoral of gay of the Royal Featly, when 1144 compelled by an imperative seme of deity, oad.eopecielly wino he thought Were was a fair claim un the liberality and hoedur of the House. His whole life had primed that his motives were not corrupt: sod it could not kiddie io the recollection of every oar, that only a few temaths since be bad veered to give hp his seat is Portia. ment,,and atm his continue/ion, to flifeet lathe service of si.titatee which Ile thought interested Ili* glitagral liberty of mankind. 1. 7 The liral.h of. Sir F. Burdett . ..4ollog been draak, the Hoa: Reronet urged, with his minal isoprearrive force, the prisiciples tif Parilanteatary Reform, with* which he felt that the country bad no t hailer or fee011.1(11be Ur inaint and ug freedom. Isiit he bad an •kr.ibt that this uleasure would yet be Minimal, 4 Tee fl eu. &trowel Will111(1111fd the character of Sir R. Wilton, eg•iinst . the annuadversious to which the Gallart Officer hid bent lately 'objected fur a particular vo . e in winch ante, however, be (Sir F.) did out concur ,• although he was gut at all disposed to grudge. the Royal Family a librial • eilp i tea i ,re, provided 1110, were 1111r1111K to promote the ~..rigt: i s and iiitere.is of she people, Rut as to Sir K. Wilma, . iii r icile at his whole life, and regarding him, out as the , emptier, of fortune, but as the soldier of liberty, he could lot ffil:lbste any act of his to • 'inkier motive. Acquitting the •41,iiit Officer then of carruptitia, he could aot comical,' him , 4r a mere errorefjudgmeat. ... , Mx. 110118011,ME and Mr. C. HUTCHINSON followed .... ,iv tge some strain, both bearing Mathias, to the parity of cafe K, Wileon's motives; and 1110 latter in particular, is . eanstqacnce of the signal hismaiiity.of the Gallant Officer, at pu tarty age, iii lielaud, alien that moats, pas the scene . - of torture and dewilat ion. j - ii ; : Wilco Sir R. WI I.M/N, with Lis fro• oda, was about to re pr.:, Abe galleut Officer said, he rose to take lease, but he ean'ild not without care/sing his acknowledgments to hie • ,c4l, , titneuts fun the hilt's) sud manly viaduct they had pair. • aped,. A, most important, miefol, end rernatkabk scene • ,44 free srituessed, namely, that of a Represetalatite ~ heitg called to acc•oeit for his conduct by his coisalistiestia, , . jar a..ione and temper that added dist/My to the independeuce . . ihrigheit achieved. He- could not hot feel grateful also tie Meads ' for the' geweeinis and bououiable sopport, ' ,MiErJrad relid.red him. ,He remembered, however, that • , thasmenteet nose of the age bail admitted lie had fallen, be- • . !wife he hail - Mimed stalest the syitit—to whenever lie ans.. isestegairatt the spirit of his Constituents on a serious subject, • Al bun felt. He should on say iutiusatiou, however deli. elat'pr &eta by the body el him Constituents, re .igo hie seat,, • e ,ppaittly„ aRh regret, taut 'sot with shame, for those only. trimatfferl shame also were conscious of corrupt motive* I. . their eondsiet ; but tar shuutrthave tbt cousnist ion to know, that _when be paid this prettily, he should, by the•eitemple,, rboLl,ll2.olC.l•lltr CllOSt of tudepeadeace, or they would-60i itelirem the wish. • . 06•Theraday' evening frinlA' six. to eight thou earn' Ormond, insremblett io a spice of it! 00,3,1 near tl;e (41,4Aos t tree A ria, ;at the. riettle., vett Ihiglitois . to TO)* N. the eg usal Alas 141004.4. . . Seeaders's taattipeop. lu We mi d st of she iterebernenu, one of . • , aloe erettoidings, on which were neartys hundrrd Aborneu;'lttid rhililrin, gl . dra gaily, pad • thi'4l,Dieteg be K tor I it bout four tn.6vt fret. Many personal rcoeme4 ; win 1311444.4.!, „pod, Ur. tits.: .;.., . if hie lal+tiy'a private band, tvg braked ie. ease 14004. • • • Aga: inquest viva Itef.f . tin Wednesday eieninC •11.•ri ' Jrniann'a trvit?, SiePury.,, upireirr, Cernrirr, eal,,tbelicier-of a man of genteel , appetirai.cra urilemoett.), found in the Regent's • ,43einal A . near Boa Cneeneov, and wire lied Itrrtt torairn and wetiiided. Verdict— kitrui 1 . j ar*** posies, some person 4r persons unknown. A LAW itcrßtudENO:c. ... 46,44450„.40061. COURT OF KING'S ItiNellidaboatile, Junk rt. . . , . . . , Tlllt 1100 r. witt.fsilet:iiiti. On Ilia asottou of Mr. U. Meetstirre, this De fenitsid wea.hrotight stp to plead to, an indictoseat, preferred UOustt, hiss! by the Society for the Sap.. prevision of Vtle t [ging, him with . the pablina r two of • blasphemous libel, contained in a poetical work, ~titled e, Queen. Neb.". The-retteid was of extreme kngth, mud occupied ti iegssal' &tilde time in reeding The Defendant, iiiiderstirod, pleaded Itut Chifty, and received Joliet of trait for the Sittings after ii:is Term. The D - efendant then moved fur a list of the sab • sentry's camposing the Society for the Suppression of Vies, in 'isftler'thot the Jury, he whom the in +mood wis tolse tried, might iron be composed of his prosecotorp. Mr. Justice Hot,ecisro (the linty - Jadge in Court) logo . ..edit'' the Defendant, he was prepared with on affidavit:l • The idnfeeient sehseitted that no affidavit was eeceasold r ee . it was notneossa the ittdictment woo preferred by the Society - who now appeaved by Coattail. He: was present when • similar motion was made lest Term for a list of the Consiitational Association; and he trailed that he should be per. Emitted to enjoy the same eitssuiege. Mr. Justice HOLIWYD said, the Court could hot take notice of what was done in any tither ease, as. less there was an uffuluvit of the facts ow which the Defendant proposed to found lus.motion. No such affidavit was before the-Court, and tin, the absence • of facts on oath, the Over of the motion could not be grouted. The Defendant, when prepared with an affidavit, might move if be chose. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Werrineeta, navveovr,-Jtrit U. t. HOLDING V. MEET AND OTHERS. This roman action for false imprisonment, *ought by the Plaintiff,. who is • wine-merchant (against whom a commirsion of bankraptcy had issued), against the Di-repaunt*, . three Coannistioner• of Bankrupt, wacomoriitted the Plaintiff to New. gate, for not satirfAciorily onsweriog certain ques tions which they had proposed to him open Income mination under that oimini,sion. The question upon which the care bailed was refitive to a piece .f plate. which the Plaiiiiiff stated lie had pardon.- ed in Pelnuary 'hest for 35!. Bring naked by the Commissioners " 'Where nod piece of plane n o r a t ?" lie anrweied, " I cOO% soy." The loretion was rep-aced, and he give the seine answer. fie war then asked , "If he had no other answer to' ,give to that question ?" to which he replied, G. Healy, Sir, I rem% goy where that plate is at prisms." Upon this the Conarnintooriers aimed thefewarrsuit, upon which he takenwar IV New!.;%i , e. firtiog'ha.l Ininstlr brought up Loftier Mr. Justice ElaylrY, under a Writ of habeas corpus, by vilions he was traansiard, he was by bun re-committed. Hr then brought the p re _ writ action. 'rite petitioning creditor's debt woo disputed ; but not much strew woo laid upon that. The ground of action mainly relied spun, was the full and satisfactory :Answer has contended by the Planing's Commis') which had been given to the question proposed; but which, the Defeinian= • I lasted, woe by no romps vati , factory, and its • answer as perfectly them in ,pnroeing the courre.they bad adopted toward, she Plaintiff. • The Leagued Judge, in his diorite.%) the Jury, observed that a cuselif more importance hold mot often occur. The Plaintiff stated that he has pur chased a specific piece of plate on the I Ith Fe. bruary ; and being asked, on 6th of the following ; April, where .that; piece of plate was, Ins only oh ewer was, " I can't say." This, his Lordship thought, was shuffling and prevaricating with the Commissioners, and they were, therefore, warranted in committing ban, pursuant to the authority vested in them by Act of Parliament. Verdict for the Defendants, CQNSTITUTIONA L ASSOCIATION. ___...._ - al•IISPON NOM!: Saturday being the day open which Messrs. Sharpe and Murray, solicitors to the Coastitutional Association, were summoned to appear before the Lord Mayor, the Court was crowded at an early boor. Mr. Alderman Wood was untamed is the disposal of minor muses, whets at half.past twelve Mr. Sharer, Mr. Murray, Mr. Lungueville Clarke, and other members of the Consti. tutional Association entered, attended by Mr. Adolphus. Mr. Parkins and other Gentlemen appeared, attended by Mr. Thackeray, the Barrister. Mr. nobler told Mr. Parkins, that in consequence of the indisposition of the Lord Mayor it was his Mob the case should stand over until Wednesday, upon which Mr. Adolplnts • said be did not andersiand how Mr. Par.. kin. was at all connected with the irsusactios ; he did not recogoise him as a poly to il, as his name did not appear upon the inforinstioa, and he wished to know if there were any professional Gentlemen in attendance. Mr. Tkuckeray slated that be appeared professionally. • sale. Adolphosylnevi said' as this was a new ease, be should sanest he she boll Mayor, that It would be well to have some assessor provided, and he was prepued to bear part of the eipenses. Mr. A Warman Wood said, that in the absence of the Lord Mayor be could ieltv N simmer, but for himself he should any, that were be Lord Mayor, he should nut be dictated to by the brat Counsel in the land in the cowrie he should pursue. Mr. Adolphus staled that he by no means meant to dictate to the Lord Mayor; he merely threw the oboes vatiou out as a ssgyestlun. Etainples might be cited to shew that on other occasions a similar course had been adopted, and it appeased to him that by so duiug the ends of justice would be more fully silvered. Mr. Alderman Wood said that it was not his retention to have had any thing to do with the question. He merely at tended there in the absence of the Lord Maim, who was ex- Memel? (Dowell. He should mention the eircumstenee to the • Lora Mayor, whose duty it appeared to him to be, to make himself master as.well m be could of any Act of Parliament under which be should have °remit.° to administer justice. But at the same time 'was perfectly at his own discretion to proctlre legal *resistance, ?flee repaired it. And fur himself be should again say, that, putting the question of dictation out of •cousiderat lon, whwit ins sewer could genii s that even the so g. gestion, were be called upon to act, should not have the slightest weight; he therefore wished the cause should stand - ntase.l 111 Wednesday. •'She pieties them retired from the Court, upon an under. oppiding that they slitioW attend at the same hour on Wed nesday next. ---------- Friday afternoon William Coe., the unfortunate indi. vision' who was so dangerously wounded on Monde/ even.' daring the dontsrhassee in the' Masonry end street with the soldier*, died :is. the Westminster Infirmary. Five of the *Mums persona who rue sionteheaded by the, officers during the affray, and a di tomtit.), riellatu emitted in. priason. • EMIGRATIOPP. The following is a gap* of an intereoling letter from ott..intelltiont person, who emigrated by the ship Broke,. which milord binds fair toads with mitten' 141 Atomiser. adilumited to the Presi dent and Members Si the BridoetonCeitimiion Erni ignition Society Lanark, FebeuII4IBIVISST: Oar voyage was a we/ pleases! out, •beintinlinlol l llll from Greeesock to Onebee,hi slut weeks. 00. 111 0eit6011116814it we had provisions as follows : —l2O bolls oatmeal, 3 barmier pease and barley, It oil. beef, 5 cwt. pork, 8 cwt. butter, 47 cwt biscuit, 1 hied. nwhoseei, and one half cwt. salt, fur 144 souls—. eplasstiey mweb mere than *sough. From the sickly state of the pawnor% is general, it is necessary to have provisions of the best await', porticularly Automat awl bread ; such as come here I advise to lay.io some .potatroli, pavement, ham, cheese, sager, and coffee (les is a drug of see); likewise cream of tartar, vinegar, Mem, sulphur, pep per, and nsusisrd, which will be r ea awful as well at sea as here; also a few bottles of porter, with GP of *We, sail one or two of good spirits. On arrival at Quebec we sold upwards of 80 bolls mosses! out of 83, at lid. per lb.; 28 cwt. biscuit, at 61. per ewt. (Glasgow price 18s), with 2 bar red. pork, or 4 cwt —which produced money enough to settle aw account 11w ship's ageat here had against us of 52f. and 28s. to earl, member over; without which I know not how we runlet have reached he sellietweet, the Geeerese" l wheys being so very small. Our passage being provided to the place of settlement, and 21. deducted for it, according to the minute, on Tecsday the 21d August we sailed from Quebec to Montreal, where we arrived in thirty-too hours ; there the Commissary (wend us waggons, which conveyed us to La Chine, seven or sine miles above the turn and rapid, where we ley two days, and then weet op the river is the Government Ilat-kotiorsed boats, whirls (oak o• to Fort er Preseat, 120 Indies above Montreal. This 'passage occooied eight days, and was the most disagreeable part of our journey. We lay two days here, sad thee set out far Perth, wills waggons to convey the women and cliff dips, the men travelling on fool. The journey occupied from Iwo to three days: the distance was 34 miles, namely, 12 miles along she river to Brukrville, and 42 miles inland, north-west. Here we were furnished with two weeks' rations, and got fine flour in-place of bread: our allowance front Quebec to this was, to esch etas per day lib. dour and 111,. pork or heck ; to los wife one half ditto ditto ; nod to chil dren of all ages, one-thud ditto. `‘ We arrived on the 411, September at Perth, where we found our lere.hren, by the ship Commerce, who tea; bed this solace between Iwo sod threat necks before us. On the Sib, they and we were 'meted with one blithet each mem. her ;and the following day all impeded by order to the new establisbeneal, having furnished mirarleres wills three or four days' provisions. In the afiernoon we reached the Missis sippi, a hineloome river, similar to your Clyde, and dietant (ram Perth 12 miles. Here we encamped fur tho night, aneend large fires. Next Intoning, having travelled about two utiles sod a half, we reached the oew•oriamied River Clyde and spot whese the sew village of Lanark new %tends: here we fiord a fearde joie, and gars thee." cheers. Captain Marshall, Secretary fur the Settlers, gap each party af,tlp several societies (they having divided themselves into rare Ilea rif ten or twelve rat hl a list of lota of land to be emr missed; and we immediately proceeded into the silklertreos, or Pub, as it is called, where we remained for Iwo, threw, and soap firm days, and again returned to Perth; whom those die were satisfied wills such lots as tell to thews, leers Iseeelhed by Captain Marshall: those who were Sol, got other lots to bark neer; and even a third and fourth list, until theie were willed in good land. This has reproof, d the mensbeis of societies, iu some cams, eight er nine miles, which puts it out of our power so act in gallium:lMo as social^ had we been willing, which a number were not; and as societies um do not uow exist, lint reel, malt doer his owu work, only !indite( aid to build Nooses, pile logs, Ste.; the same as for mer oettlere, assisting each other where several hoods are ne cessary.—Oa the lffels sod 14th, we received unr first lastal nicest : I received, on accoont of toyer 11 and two children, ten pound; currency, eon.' to pf. sterling, Having bought In some provisioser, we gut them, with sow horeage, cooveyed to Lanark village, where we built wigwams; and many of lint families stopped its them fur nevm•l ream, notll their houses ow their lots were built. The general way of deli; here at fires is to wide. brush. lad clear storm one.sead of land, and build a lug-house, which are .of differeat di mensions, f rom 14 to 22 Get lung by 10 tit 10 wide, the legs notched into eaeh other at the four eerier,, the .sine caulked with splits of wood laid tog-thee, aid plaster ed over: the roofs of hollowed bass wood, the seams be tween covered with the same material. From the tibia. tine of large and malt (*miler% she progress of else mem bers has been different; some who have large families hav ing employed men to chop for them. Seth have a hand. seine chromic; while persons situated like myself make a less &gore. All the settlers expect to have as ousels under. crop as will support their families the seeped year; and fosse /Athens memrl to purchase cattle the viral.' lair. ow. We did not receive our seemed lustalment until gee 19th instant, being five months from Hee receipt of the first, which has drriaged our views a little. During the delay in the payrnsitt of our mosey, we received credit front the etore-keepra is Leuark, where there are four, sod more sic expected shore*. "Our general living is flour, India meat, pork. and bt-ef. with a little butter. Provisions sell as under:—Flour, 0 dollar per barrel; India meal. Ins. tie 12a. per barrel of 111101 b.; peek, 14 dollars per band of 200111 w, or 8.1.- per retail ; beef 3iel. to 54. per lb.; saw, led. to ltd. per lb.; butter, 3il, per cheese, 9d. to 17,4. per lb. ; potatoes, 2s. Bd. per bushel, equal to "prim Glasg o w memoir*. tie only purchase the litter for seed ; the car. riage will cost Is. more per .blibel. Hitherto we have hail our provisions to carry on our. backs, awl for three months 'mimeo road. being cur, which made it. very &a agreeable; abut now we Into got up sterth-lnalle, which save us much time and laketor. -So. general, .or almost universally, the emigrants, loom. women, sod children, like their change of situateou in life very much: we are in ge sal rai healthy, arid much stronger than when we left you.—. I feel my own situation here much better than I expected, sod I would Ott tae account exchanie it to resume the shuttle is my native town. My children feel extremely happy is the bush, sail say they would return to Scotland only lar bring pet their grandfather, grandmother, uncles, aunts. &e. . 'Children in general are roach taken up with their situate°, here: every year, with ordinary inaptly, will make us more comfortable; every day ends rs us MOM to the place. ie I sails, all who come here to bring out pots, cooking Opuntia, bedding, and strong clothing of all sorts as much as they am, as these article. sell at more than double their price here; also over pots fur baking bread ia, born hulloes, , strung thread, needles, &c. Red flannel shirts are very mach , worn , cottons .10 not fit women so wells. woollens fur °or , Ares. We have a pleuilifel 'apply of good water every whew' I I iu t h e di e / n et ; th e ;owl good, bad, aad indifferent ; but we man need take any boa good, or it his own fault. " Lanark, village costal's, already twenty hopes: in die . course of lisle yeas I expect to Pe sixty or more. Dural to use !bird Concession, Lanark township, near Perth, Upper Canada. 0 Nu more at present front your Brother, !• THOMAS WHITELAIT." •••••• I • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. -...-...1110....--• . -.. l' '' , rowtamou 4 Liatisionle. I , Arrived the Scourge astlittfrotu a cruise. ~f.. I/ 1 . :. . . v writ; lest e. l ll:4 l 1 Arrived the Economy. WHOughaiii, from Hull for t with damage. , 4 , Prwzamce, , alwititt. Arrived the Sueemill,'l44wdell, from Cardiff for:. ' els , mid Lloyd, Dural', From Neeliort fur Jersey, b o th Ireltti. ' ' ItFAL, JUNE 2*. Came iieWO from the River 801 l Palled, the Star, elllden, for the Cape of -Gum.. Hope; Copia, fur Odessa; sad Waterloo, fur the Wert Indies. ft eMail., the J l apet, "reach., from Itamagele fur Am . AMsterdam, sod William Pew), 014.10 . 11, flout Petershurgh. ,•e a0ik1i2•J2%11441414/41.1% 1..7.0111% _ _ . AMR 21. An *aide in the Ditelki Eveirlag Pelf, ON the subject or the NesClitlhstsoissio' thus concludes: !'94,grannt elm* (his jatrehmitoq.eshipteithest IlmsetS• 1 1.4411 Ate rtlehf Pik .tige•New which Troilus/ blysilips shout le receive. his really Isidliensws lo wl4 11 thu face!. **4l t 2 4eass•Ake..adiat au t goaellieg of teeth h sow KfP l i l o city.. Souse of the Vibes- Leyslists—geme of More gentry who *Auld hew% drnw o lied quarter every MAW who *leered with them its epailiolo44lll6 now leakittg esceettisely gr*te. mod bogie to tleeleles is Prod set trans as lies Guirernmem of the country. This is admi rable ! )Veisel's clyinuel aides wish chess.. For our ewe pacts, We skill laud the Cauvernmesit, but chicly . Sir John Newport, So wkowi we owe the Commission, until the rery echo shall reply 'gaits. It is ROW qwr turn. The day fur which we sighed has already arrival. Noitis Illateliser onto—paid" isajois catuvers." The Limerick Chroxick of Saturdity contains the fullowing Bulletin : • " &tardily, II o'Cloct. " Mr. Torrance continues to improve—Ws fever !sarong subsided, and every Isaye enieriaanedof his reeeverv.__ "J. V. TH ITES." One thousand pounds have been subscribed for the spprehention mid pioseetitiun of the mdrdeters of Mm. Torrence. A mast named Mslony, answering the descrip tion given by Mr. Torrance, as one of the villains who attacked lin, WS fled from his shade near Maneret. liiiimation of this hiss been forwarded to ull the Police Magistrates in behind, and to the eutpettit. Malony is a step-brother of Finnocane, who, it is well asceitained, was killed in the burglary 011 Mr. Torrance's house at C *gar. On Wednesday night last, upwards of 200 armed men entered. the town of Rathkeale. preceded by a number of horses with curs, and immediately commenced breaking open the Excise Revenue Stores, wlit,:li contained a quantity of illicit spirits and other articles of seizure; this work they ne compliehed in a very short time, and then delibe rately proceeded to toad the cars with otitis. heads, worms, pans, and vessels of all sorts, all of which they carried off without meeting opposition. A person in a neighhoui ing house happening to raise a window, ass pelted with stones. and all the glass in front of the house smashed. They planted sen- Niels in different avenues previous to the com mencement of the work. CLOWNIBL,. Jolts 18. The following is a ropy of a Mier raceiveid from Mr. Grrgnry, by Viscount l e isitiOre. Chairmen of meeting of tMlagisttate■ held at either, ou the 9,5: la pursuant to a Requisition : • " 51T DICAII Loan-1 have had the honour of receiving sir lordship's letter of the sth instant, enclosing a copy of .ibe Minutes of Evidence taker before the Magistrate, as. ambled at Caher on the Voile ult. respecting th► Barony of Ufa and OH's West, 'shirk I have submitted to the Lords Justices; and 1 misdirected by their Excellencies to acquaint 'iour Liord.hip that, after the fullest ronsideratioti of the evi dence, and of the liesolutious 'which at compauied your letter atlte . 3lst alt., their Excellencies are of opinion that dime Ma not autlieisni grounds for placing that Barony ander the Animaitins of the Peace Preservation Act. " I bare the humour to be, may dear Lord, your very kith 'satin(' humble servant, G• WILLIAM GUEGORT. " To Vo-couot Lisuiore, Shsobolly." C A VBRIDGA, Juan 1131 . I prizes of fifteen Nosiness esti, 240 ter taw Rereseirostives iu Parliaanewt of Ibis Vitiversit/. for lb* Lesl dossertalioirs in Lath' Prose, were yewierdwisdjedged we fulluwe:—.; SENIOR lIICHELoSS. a DeOrigine of Nervies letolokririer Thomas Tom, Fellow. of Trinity College. litlward Bolder, of &duel College. MIDDLE BSCHELOIs. "' ()ratio is Laudon Musics." Edward Harvey Maltby, of Pembroke flail. Arthur Barron, of Trimly College. THE ARMY. aota. Four compenieo of the 2J or Queen's regiment of In. &Wry, snarebed into Brighton on Wedoesday morning, from Winchester, to replace the 85!h, the last division of which marched oil Friday morning for Portsmouth. The 85th embark this day fur Malta. Major-General Sir John Lambert is shortly mipeeted in Folk. basing keen appointed to the command of the southern dime ct, vice Sir John Ellry. The parts of the 74111), guider Ensign Curtis, at Neagh, litre on Monday relieved ky a detachment of the 40th, from Teinpletwore. The 91st regiment have left the cuuntiew of Cavan aid Fermanagh, to embark fur Scotland. The head quarters o ill he at Edinburgh. The 55th regiment have moved from Athlone to (monk the statious of the 9lsl. POLICE. aow•enteler. On Saturday Thowmarnwal Morelia Wellman were brought In the Office and underwent an examination, charged with "•11kloniossly stealing Bank notes to the amount of 145/. the /, property of Mr. William Ray, of Charles-place, Islington, a coal-merchant. It appeared that the Pessmeer• are brother and sister. Martha lived servant in she boom where she Prosecutor resides, and where the Prisibiler Tanana was in I she habit of calling to visit her —The Prisourrs were cum , Milted fur further examination. BOXIAG, ........m... On Tuesday, the 19th instant, s match for 100 guineas, between H. Onion,ll, n plairterer of Cheltenham, and T. horse-dealer. of Maisemore, near Glouccoter, was - *aided in a 25 feet ring near th e G reen Draguti,Cor se lawn. 'Worerstershile.—Owist ne ll is an ecthe y g man, just of ; net about 123 stone, fond of the gloves, but h. retofure 11,110KII is the ring; hit •ulagunist hill 1!, stone heavier, older, much stronger, and has shows. considerable game in Mille • lorevinuti cont.-sig.—Spring CATe duel. to second Gwinnell; Wadley was's/cited up by a ruitioryisiasi of some notoriety, called Clarke.—Al weight ilened greatly against Gwinuell; both appeared confident, and ni anoint, limo ser f° merrily. Gwinuell's science, courtly's', and aetivity, gavehom every ehisee of hid the expectations of Ike tither party were kept alive by Ike kiissau Iwttom and great strength of Wadley. They fought wins 'arsons sne er's 75 rou aids in 2 hours and 15 minutes. In the lees round teseilunell sprang iis like * tiger, disturbing the jetty in "Ike Dealer's face with two skilful right PIA left-Lauded hitP, M(k laid him ow the turf—this was striking tic docket!— ! Ow •Dnoter surrendered, and we trust he will be speedily rid of his trontiles. Goinui coulsiesa UM' illlll the battle, he left the ring almost a ;shout a arraich 'shout i,is burly sir liter, kis only incoorettience arising from swollen knuckles. PRICE OF sTOCKs ox sATURDAY. 3 per Ct. 1te01....76Vi I Ex. Bilk, t!..par 1 dis. 4 ker rests. ..... I I pr. 1 . 4, L. 41111....19 11:1111to Critn S di. 1hmi15...44 4 5 pi.. I COuijor 'Aix..,27llta mit mit c•I % 0 p ar io n 4ni , . , ..„..„, - , , -!,- - rt.. o' 01: A ii.atemptilirel ag, etil ter. .. .u.., W OO ' fl. torso OR 206.11• - •• Weds's*" ofiseslo, fig Odicors Odle Atilt KO. *spumy who rods their Owe boron. The ful tosiiiiii woo the result : Mr. &Ili ilia Isl. R. NW. Mi. Roses rh g. Mr. Musgrove 's rho. R. Grasshopper, list. A purl race, mad Woo by half • lengils..—tiettiog - flo to AO on Grasshopper. ---...-- CURRAGO JUNE MEETING, ISTI. ka?MOAT. Jilin le. Sweepstakes of Mtgs. loga. forfeit. The Marquis of Sligo's de. h. Laugar, Set. SW ereliesl mfr. Klug's IPlate of 140 p. for Irish West hog% Marrying Sm. each. Four mile heals. Mr. Darly's Lib Roy Mr. Hasomertoo's Ki. William' i p••p 3 Mr. Raiteraloy's Hollymottat ' . Fifty Guineas, Handicap Plate. Timm Tolls, 014 Coarse. _ ....--- , _ Meats. Air. Collwell's Spriggiata Mr. Faulkner 's Fans Mr. Gore's Talbot NONDAT. - • - - - Colonel Rruea's Mokarnal beat • the Marquis of Sligo's Run, 7st. 71b. 23 Guineas each. Three years Old Course. Sweepstakes of 10 guineas,. ire guineas forfeit. Throe Years Old Course. Mr. Rattersby's Johnoy Raw 1 Mr. Watt's St. Lawrence Mr. Callwell's Rabb Mr. Hataler's Pope MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TO-310111110111% M. R. W. Roe, Low', E Smithfield, wheelwright 3 10 J. Lyon. Westminster, cooper J. Barnett,jun. West Smithfield, victualler 3 10 M. Girdlesione, Norwich, baker G. Shoobridge, Cheepsille, tailor M. Weston, losidote.mail, livery stable.keeper W. Goff, Brighshelmstone, lines-draper DIVIDENDS. T. Simlry.lale of Thanet, merchant lO R. Maltby, Isar of Mortimer.otreet, arMoty-acriresper H. Mills, New Bond-street, limn-draper .1. Poly's-a, late of London-awwe►, merchant J. Thomas, Loodon-os 11, merchant CERTIFICATES. T. Rowkett, of F. rotism, Worcoster, and C. Rowhell, of Limos-Bury, Raeford, farmers.—S. Roberts, of areheehaws druggist —I. Fseey. of Rishopegste-street-Within, London, pastry-cook.— G. Fry, of Tunbridge-Wells, Keat, lime burner.—D. Pullen , of Rirchin.lsoe, London, broker. —J. Bond, of Lichfield. rnaltster.—S. V. Whitten, late o Meek road, Islington, Middlesex, tienber.merchant.—J. While, lat e of Gloucester, but now of Lambeth road, Surrey, merchant. —E. Fdx, of St. George, Gloucester, horse-dealer. - - - ' On the 10th instant, the parish of Oldbury.. Sh o p„ hire, was visited by an awful storm. The siifferera were a family of the name of Siniectri ; the man was killed on the spot, and one of (he children scorched in a shocking 'runner ; 1 has left ,a widow and six children. The e l e ct r i c fluid made its wily into the ottic of the adjoining house; the htislimiti was hurled across the room, and his wife was thrown backwards into her chair and badly burnt. •••-••••• MARKET& Efnms the " loran Netit Pitee Cuireito."J FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21. Tito letters from Liverpool this moruing state an micron. mon briakners hi Cottoni; in the fin( three days o f th is week the sales ex c eed e d 8,00 haei, and more hominess would have been done, hail not the sellers asked an adroit= of,hd. per lb. Seca:.—The show of new Sugira this week has Peal :Y improved, both in quality and quantity; severs; of the holders have evinced a determination to circa immediate Paler, and in consequence a reaurlsou of 6d. a is. per cat. has been submitted to in grocery Supra; the 'Ober sithdities are without variation. The Refined market hat etvollttned steady an the week there are no alterations to notice in the pricey, atoll there pears to be lit tie life is the trade. Molasses are rather liner. By politic sale, 231 chests Havannah Sugars met with so buyer'', the greater proportion was taken in about 2a. lower than the previous prices by private contract ; fine white at 64. mad 560.• middling 49r. 11,1. a s!i. Barbido es , Bourbon, mad Brach Sugars went oft at *early the previous prices. Cossait.--The Coffee market appears escheating ; on Wednesday two extenrise parcels of St. Mumma Coffee went off with much briskness, casks at 115 s. etl : and bars at 1111.. BA.: yesterday the demand for Foreign Coffee again because languid, and a large parcel of St. Domingo met nit! , tso buyers at 115 s. Od. and 118 s.; the quality of the latter was however of inferior description to tlw parcels of Wed neaday. Jamaica Coffee sold with some briskness at an satire of 24. a 3s. per cwt. lite public sale thus forenoon 'unstated of Havarinah Cofße, %bleb was all withdraws * , tine ordivary at 119 s. goad urditirry 117 s. B,d; there weir offers at 1171.6 d. fur Me-focuser, which is nearly the present price by private contract : generally Foreign Coffee may be stated heavy; British plantation in good demand at the advance w e have stated, 2s. a 3r. per cut. Pttuie.--The market continues heavy. The public sale yesterday went off without briskness, sad Daly a mall pro portion of the Frail brought forward was disposed of. _ BIRTII. On Vi'edoesday, the 13th imoant, the Lady of the Rey. J. B. Sumner, Fellow of Bios, and Prebendary of Ditthara, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Monday last, the 18th last. at &allow, T. L. Cooper. tic ) . of Magdalene College, Cambridge, to Emily Hsi! Snide. Durrant, younger delight.... of Sr Timms Parrots:, Bart. of Scot low Hall, in the same county. DEATHS. At Isis house in Fitzroy square, on IVednesday sight, the 210 lb instant, in the 78th yes, of his age. Julie Forties, Esq. of New, iu Strathdoo, A herdecuslitre, and furmertyof Munhas On the 16th init., as panionsge, Langdun Hills, Esse>, in Urn 79ih year of his age, the 1t,,. Jules 314usre, LL B. Rector of the above parn.h, and of Si. Michael Basd.h.e. Loudon; one of the priests of his :11..irri,'s (lapel Rev.:. Si. James's, and ter upwards of S 4 years minor cantos ut U. Paul's Cathedral, and formerly fellow of St. John's Collage Oxford. At Clouniel. the Lady of Thomas White. Esq. On Monday laid, at Gosport, in the 38th year of I.i. au, Major W. Delimit, Royal Engineers. On Mosillarsennight, at Falmouth. Liontetistit and A.l• journal Lifter, of the Plymouth Derisien or Royal Marine.. On the 18th instant, at Charlie. House, scar Steamy the bUtb year of in. age. Dr. J. C. Smith. Last week. three children of a labouring man, of the over of Dale, residing at Apse Death, near Neriehurrb. Ise 0 ` Wight: on returning front the burial of the first, atooth' was found dead ; and on returning front his fuovi..l. third had breatlosd his last. Their death was Ottail•lltd ..! the disorder called the croup. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOl'ilittiNßßlDGC. Molder 43 After O. I Eventing IS aflier lA._ I'sloll tie %Withal • a TH E MUTISW PRIM *44 TYE GiAbielt 04See, K•. U 7, swami, by C. CURNWIN.i, of she w • 411.1 ~: ;