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~~ --> :. ~~,i _, r„~ • I 11111 i) fp(l F , , art . Ilk I I , le . V ( 'W , - . I t . o t ' 4 ‘ _ , • N um Raft 5814. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 24i 182 . _ . 1. Pxt , r. 7d. KING'S THRATRII. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, July 114, still be perforated Roorioi's Open, LA GAZZA I.ADKA. Betweea the Ae.• DIVERTISEM ENT. After the Opera (mesa/ time) the New Grand Ballet, composed by M. Albert, entitled A Lel DE, With entire stew &tarry, Dresses, Decorations l &e. Afelicatioun for !ivies sod Tickets to be soda to Mr. Ehses, Soiikeellet to his Majesty, 27, Old Bond-street. - - EAST 'INDIA HOUSE, Jinx 11,1621. TO PRIZE •AGENTS, TRusrEes et PRIZE MOON Yr and orb., PERSONS malted in PRIZE CONCERN; and their REPRESEISTATITES. THE COURT a/ DIRECTORS of 14e UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENG LA ND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Ore Nonce, That by Act of Parliament of the let and 2d a his pre sent Majesty, cep. 61, which received the Rapti Latent on the 23d Jane last, all unclaimed shares of Booty, Prise- Mosey, Hend-Money, Illatinty-Moacy, and Salvage-bloney, and of mosey arisen Mem, err distributable iii respect of any capture, or other was service whatsoever, lielongieg to dicers, soldiers, or maks, or other persona in the oil basil or meal service of .tha Company. and remaining in the bands of any Prise ASO6I, or ether person 61 "" 110114 "... • residing is the United Wimples; are to be p a id o ver to t he Coors of Damson to Lauds, within Silt Calendar Months zar after passing the Act , be applied to the purposes of Lord cue.% peed and ' Hospital ; and the persons bevies mishanersey is Mu required by the Act, without further Nolte, IS deliver im Accoutre Hisselat to the Secretary of the said Opitpasty in London, with a List albs Na..., Ralik, Itegonessf, or other litiffiaipiii deserip lima of the persons eatilled thereto, verified by affidavit, on oath of the party required to deliver the seine, such oath to be taken before soy Magistrate or other person au thorianl by any Court of Law or Eqnity to administer oaths. PETER AUBER, Asaist.-Secretary. IKEL4NII. . it) 1/01.1N. JULY 20. The woman whom he kept and who is f r aelvane d in pregatiocy, was beaten till it was •upmeo d she was dead, and her mothers, who was else in the houses was left M a mangled and fri - et, teal Con dition. The women are now lodged. for ontelteet— ing, in the rottutv gaol, and their recover is site doubtful. The ker. W. N. Maxwell, who re sides within half a mile of the piece where °llls dreadful outrage was committed, was immediately apprised of it, and open repairing instantly to the spot, he found Murdock lying dead On a dunghill. and the women cowered w;th blnoel—their assielante having all fled. Re has been front that ailment to the present engaged with gest, imlustry, and suc cess in investigating the tranasction, in the dis charge of which duty lie has received useful assist ance from Sir S. O'Malley, Bart., Charles O'Mal fey, Esq. stud, BrigialewMidor Crawford. Or 'Faraday morning Mr. Maxwell caused an Inquest to be held on the body by Joseph Bourke, Esq. and on that evening he issuedo warrant against Thome. M'Donougli, who is charged as a principal in the murder. This warrant was judiciously coi,fided by Mr. Maxwell to • Mr. Henry Moran, who promptly executed it with his usual prudence, fidelity, and resolution. Soot, after Moe o'clock M'Donough was lodged in gaol, and be wee yesterday fully 4tteoii. fled by the old woman's/bows* io Murdock's house, as the person who took up the musket and gave her • blow with the butt.end of it on her shoulder. Thirteen persona are said to have fled the town, soon after the apprehension of 11I'Donough. We regret to perceive that in the present case the crime of murder lies not excited amongst Out humbler class of society that abhorrence which usually attends it, and that even the corpse of the deceased has been exposed to many indignities.— We are certainly at a loss to account for the feel ing. It is not certainly because the unfortunate men lived in a state of adultery—for, although the religious man and the moralist cm:derma the crime, they dare not approve the lawless chastise ment of it, and with those who can witness murder without horror, the adulterer may expect to be a popular character. We cannot account fur the feeling, because, even admitting that the deceased wa• a bad inset, it str.kes us that if arty one thing is more calculated than another to excite all the sensibilities of humanity, it is the circumstance of such a mail being hurried into the awful presence of his Creator 64 with all his sins upon his bead." Murdock came to reside here a few yriirs ago. It would appear from some of his papers that lie was a native of Cuppoquin in the county of ‘Vaterfoid. and we understand, the principal part of his life was spent in the East hlies, and that. he acquired the property with ;111;6 lie came here to settle, by serving as pilot on the river Ganger. Ills habits seem Hot to have 0,114%1114w' Ara those of the new society amongst whom lie came; he was ettipo ; possibly he wee ungracious; he had notions of right and an assurance of competence which made him unbending ; but with all, if these be intolerable qualities, he was not without some re deeming traits. Ili all his dealings he was per fectly correct mod punctual.—(Mayo (.'onstitution.) THE KING'S VISIT. • A letter has been received from Commodore the hon. Sir Charles Paget, K.B.C. Captain of has Majesty's yacht, directing a chart of Dunleary harbour to be mut to him with the sottorlirigs marked, &c. to ascertain if it is capable of Wilding ■ ship of the hoe, four frigates, and twelve sloopa of war, which are to form the couvoy fleet to his Majesty. We have-received the following letter from a veTy respectable Correspondent, at Dunleary. It was written yeate►day morning ;—(Dab. Freeman.) "Stu—Tbe Commissioners for Dunbar, lierhour have received eiders from Goeeromest to prepa►e a suitable 'sad ist place (or hie Majesty, ■ed immediately tho go g iworr. su Osourters belouginit to the works esemaarace4,l64 these are SOW above two Modred area employed in erecting a platform sad making a road to the landing-place fur blare.' ceptioa." The Commissioners of Dunleary harbour have upwards of five hundred men employed in repair ing the roads in the vicinity. preparatory to his Majesty's arrival in that harbour. Lord Poweracourt has nearly completed the new carriage roads through the Dargle and Waterfall Park, to enable his Majesty to view the beautiful and romantic scenery of that part of the country. Eight artillery carts, laden with his Majesty's . plate, &c. &c., passed this evening through Dame street, on its way to the Castle, escorted by a part of the BStli regiment, that cane over expressly fur the purpose. LAST WEEK BEFORE THE BENEFITS. The New Swim's of Frederick end Voltaire; or, The King and The Poet, being nightly honoured with acclamations of applause, will be acted during the whole of the present Week. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July Rds and following Evenings, A COMIC DANCE ; after which (Mth thin.) me entirety new Comic Siirleits, founded ea se histories' Ike, called FREDERICK AND VOLTAIRE; OR, TIIE KING AND THE POET. Frederick the Second, Mr. Huntley; Voltaire. Mr. Ben flooltb; Rambo's'', Mr. Jervis; Trim, Mr. Burgolusstrr Farremano, Mr. Wyatt; Fract Miss Reece, ,lepreette, Mite Copeland. Earl of the Barletta, the favourite Romance, inter* Acta, called THE HU&SAR; OR, LOVE AND MERCY. Bertrand de Valancour, Mr. Jervis ; Florian, Mr. Huntley; Lamle, Mr. Fitzwilliarn. Madame Lamle, Miss Poole; C.'rline, Ws. Copeland ; Ninette, Miss Renee. The Entertainments to conclude with the very popular sew rmeATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANR. Air R. KEAN'S Second Appearance will take pie TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, Jely when will be meted THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Stsyso. It. Mr. Kenn. At,rr which, GIOVANNI IN LONDON. On TbisisinbsT, tkihello--Oibelle Mr. Km. 'Ube Tbiswire will mei beupened ibis ermines. rirrif, fller-77.1YrAL, COrENT.GAIRDEN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July 24, will be metal the Comedy of THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. W. Farrell; Sir Lneitts O'Trig. ger. Mr. Connor; Faulkisad, Mr. Abbott • Capt. Absolute, Mr. C. Kimble.; Acres. Mr. Liston; Da vid,: Mr. Emmy. Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. Davenport $ Lydia Languish, Moo Note; Delia, Mrs. Davison. After which the Farce of HUSBANDS AND swims. Sir Peregrine Perry, Mr. Blanchard ; Capt. Tieksll, Mr. Jones; Capt. Wing'em, Mr. Abbott; Farmer Clover, Mr t Eatery. Lady Sarah Peery, Mrs. Faucit ; Elizs Beaumont, Musa Beaumont; Dame Briarly, Mrs. Davenport; Rose, Miss Foote. Doors to be opened at Halt past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Boars, is ; Second Prier, 3s. 641.—Pit, 3s . 8,1 &g o nd Prier, 24.—Gallery, Qs.; Second Price, Is.—Upper lery, Is.; Second Price, ed. To-morrow, King Henry IV. Part 11. with the Corona- C.o.— and John of Paris. On Thursday, Every One has his Fault, nith The . . . Poorlrlta, called THE TWO Gil EGORI FS ; OR, WH ER E DID THE MONEY COME FROM ? TOMILINSI PICTURE LOTTERY. N coneequeoce of the Coronation, and of the A late Drawing of the State Lottery. it is expedient to DEFER the DRAWING of TOM KINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY from the 24th instant. tin SATURDAY the 20th instant, on which day it will absolutely begin at Three (Mimic, and be continued on MONDAY the 30th, and TUESDAY the Slat, until all the Tickets be di awn. Tickets will therrfore continue on Sale at Nos. 53 aid h 4, New Bond-street; No 90, Cheapside; aid at all the Lot. trey Offices, until the Hour of Drawing. Julio Bull, Esqnire, Mr. Belingor t Mr. Gregory, Mr. Wyatt ; Gregory, Mr. Fitzwillians ; Ls France, Mr. Brun. tun. Mrs. Gregory, Miss Jonas ; Faueliette, Miss Copeland. ➢ones 4s —Pit 2a.—Ciallery Is. FINE PAINTINGS in OIL and WATER COLOURS—BOOKS ELEGANTLY BOUND and UNBOUND, and PRINTS FINELY COLOURED, wills PROOF and PRINT IMPRESSIONS. • Yesterdny a numerous and respectable Meeting of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, was held within the New Chapel. Murlhorough-street, the Right Hon. the Earl of Fingal in the Chair; It was resolved uuuniutuualy, That a dutiful and loyal Address he presented to his Majesty on his expected auspicious arrival in this country. The Adders!' was moved by Sir Thomas Es• m le, Hirt. and secotided by O'Cono► Don. Mr. M‘ Donned thought the Address did not sof ficiently express the affectionate gratitude of the • Catholics to the Rays' person, and moved an amendment. The 'intendment on a division was lost, and the original Address carried. The citizens of Limerick have also voted an Address to he presented to his Majesty on his ar rival in Dublin. 291 Paintings in Water Colours. elegantly framed. tilt Superior dirt.), from the Old Masters, superbly fawned. 14 Large Piriorer. finely painted in Oil. 43 Seto of the Marquis of Stafford's Gallery. to Four superb Volumes, containing 291 Airely.eoloure4 Ea graving., wills lettcr-press Descriptions. 153 Sets of ditto. Proof Impressions. 10011 Sem of dittu, Print Impressions. 43 Sets of Selections from the Old Masters, in ewe superb Volume. containing 25 exquisitely coloured Subjects, with Letter-press Descriptions. lan Sets of dilto, Proof Impressions. 400 Sets of ditto, Print Impressions. 350 Sets of 21 Engravings, illustrative of Thoinson's Sea sons, Print Impressions; Resides many Thousand Print, Proof, and finely-coloured Ineptenions of Miscellaneous Subjects, selected from the a►ove Works. GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, WITH A NOBLE MANSION, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At G•rraway's Coffee-house 'Clisume-Alley, Cornkill, oa FRIDAY, the 10th of August, at Twelve o'Clock. Lot I. riptiE MANORS. wr. reptile-el MA 1. NOR& of BUCK ENHAM SIBTON, in Crouton, and THETFORD-CUM-HALWICK, extenditig over a large tract of roantry, together with a noble Mausloa called BUCKENHAIILHOUSE, situated in an ancient Park of One Thousaud Two Hundred and Fifty Acres. together with saudry Faring, consisting of Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Arms. pandering tlii• Lot TEN THou. SAND ONE HUNDRED AND Furry ACRES OF LAND; about eighty miles from Limdon, and eight from the Borough, Assize, and Market Town of Thetford, in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. This I.ot forms one of the finest Sporting Properties la England. The Fart is finely ornameoted by ad Timber, and large sheets of Water, supplied by Streams which ran for many miles through the Estate. A Na vigable ('.anal also runs from Thetford to Lynn and a Cluslybeate Spring has bees lately discovered at Thetford, where a Pump-room is erected; and there is great pram hility of vast val.e being added to the property edit/Whig the Town ' hum this eircumso nee, at no very distant period. tot S. The A MOW SO ki to itte,ALTERNATE PRE SENTATION to the UNITED RECTORY of LANG. NEW' TIMATRK-ROYAL, HAYMA NEWT. THIN EVENING, TUESDAY, July 24, will be meted th e Opera of • LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Sir William Meadows, Mr. Younger; 'moire Woodcock, Mr. Williams ; Y 0011( Meadows, Mr. Leon; Lee; Hawthorn, )dr. Ward ; Hntlze, Mr. J. Russell. Mrs. Drborab Wood cock, Mrs. Prance; Hoards, Miss Carew; Luciusla, Mrs. Garrick; Madge, Mu. Jones. After which THE WEDDING DAY. Lord Raßebind, Mr. Baker; Sir Adam Contest, Mr. Terry. Mrs. Bamford, Mrs. Kendall; Hannah, Miss 611111111; Lady Curtest, Mrs. t'hatterley. To conclude with the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Lowe), Mr. J Russell; Freeman, Mr. Baker; Drke • a Ser vant, Mr. Decamp; Sir Harry's Servant, Mr. Lacy. Kitty, Mrs. Johnson; Lady Bab's Maid, Mr►. Jones; Lady Char lotte's Maid, Mrs. Garrick. nacos for tha ;man to be taken of Mr. Mamingisasa, at the Theatre. N.B.—Trivate Boxes may be had sightly, by application st the Box-office. To-morrow, Who Wants a Guises? with No Song No Sapper. The whok of which are valued nt 152.2251. and will he dirposed of by the Drawing of TONIKINA'S PICTURE LOTTERY, on SATURDAY N EXT, the 213,19 instant. THE COMMISSION. WFIDNESDAY. JULY 18. _ John Fitzgibbon Serjeaut ass put to the hor, ac cused of forging and counterfeiting a certain deed, and other writings mentioned in the indictment. with ibe view and for the purpose of defrauding the Cur invation of the Royal Exchange Corn ;.pary. the Rev. John Litithin t. Rev. Wq. Cowin. end other indiiriatials. was also isidieted An ut tering the same, knowing the fume to be so counter kited and forged.—The Prisoner picot' Not guilty. On account of au informality in the indictment, the tills' was postponed till next Commission. • Ticket., THREE GUINEAS each, are an Sale at Nos. S.l nod 54, New Bond-street; 90, Cl.rapside; sud at all the Lottery Offices. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, CASTLEItAII, JULY 12. BARBAROUS MURDER. _ STRAND. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. July 24, will be performed (Bth time) a sew Farce, in two acts, as broad as it is lung. milled TWO PENCE! Orphetiv Blormould, Mr. Harley; Mr. Bumpy, Mr. Min ion; Roderick Rappiligion, Mr. Wrench; Tommy Pasty, Mr. Wilkinson. Ariadne, Miss I. Stevenson; Cecilia, Miss Seymour ; Clotilda Bluemould, Mr.. Grove. After which (I 4th time) a new Petite Piece, in two acts, caltrd LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Ewy, Mr. Wrrnch; Shoop, Mr. Worley; Heavy Norton, Mr. Peareasu ; Mr. Dormer, Mr. Rowbotham ; ]sayer, Mr. Morley. Cecilia Dormer, Mire Kelly; Mario, Mrs. [iglu.. Ti concha& with (sth lime) a new Dramatic Loyal Sketch . , called A SQUEEZE TA THE CORONATION. Captain Da•hinßton, R.N., Mr. Ibiabuilism; F.vrnlapin■ fliston, Esq. Mr. Harley ; Habakak Grogram. Mr. W. Ben nett ; Geoftry Muffincap, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Chloe Hol lyhock, !Hrs. Grote; Lucy Hollyhock, Miss I. SieVellsol). To-morrow, anti Tklusday. Too Peuet—Lenas Dream— anti A Squeeze io Ilia Covonatioo. Under Roe Patronage of lwr Majesty, her Royal Highness the late Duchess of York, amid his Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex; his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, his Excelleocy the Duke del lufantado, mid hike of San Carlos (growled solely by their especial authority to A. Rowland and Sun); at.o under the lido of NUM of the Nobility and Gentry throughout EGIOre. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. y a rn g Gentry, anti ( ) abbe at Lange, AL are respectfully cart ism44l eosins' . epalritma OIL 00. iter the above mane. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR 011. is abe original an!! Gen dine, which, fur massy veers, has bees maiveseally admired, and acknowledged to be the beet and thesperterlicle for the Hair. It removes the setter, harsh ness soil dryuesarif the Hair, prevents it. falling off or turn ing grey in the latest period of life, strengthens the weakest 1 - lair, and renders it thick and Doug on Bald Places; makes the Hair beautifully soft, early, and glossy. In fine, it ern. were the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, aid Millirem ituty • le t ; nil and beautiful; produces Whiskers, Eyebrow., fie.— t' 75.. ins. dd.; aed one Guinea per bottle. • „, BOW N D'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. Py ra.e.hy envier the Hair with Illin Preparation the 1/1^1.41,11ma warrant to produce immediately a perfeet ehatsze RED or GRIST HAIR. WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, dee. t,.y beautiful glossy sad permatient Wolin or Black, inn. riti.4 4 she exact natural colour. 1Y:461411g makes this Dye the more durable. Ladies ur Geollentert may dye their Hair with etre sad Berney. Price Us It. 64. ; and 104. 6d. Ake. ROW LAND'S A LSA N A EXTRACT, f,w the TOOTWACH, and Cleansing and Beautifying the Teeth and Gams, and preserving them from Pain to the latest period of life.--te. ltd.; 4..641.; and II).. 6,1. ',rebottle. Sold Moolmale, Gctail, sad for Exportation, by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROW LAND and BON, c..ruer of Kir he. at....t, Oa lest bossing on the right in Hattna•garden, Loodoo4 and, by appuintoselst, by 51.....c5. lieu • .hi•a. rieliburrie.street ; Mr. Smyth, 117 ; Game and Peirce, 57 ; Riggs an.l Soo, :15 ; Overton, 47 ; Thesenot, 7 ; makers, Me,' New H o od-street ; Bayley and Blew, tuck. Ppor-smart; towager, 15U. Osforal.alreet ; Berry, 17 ; Johootoor. 114, Greek street ; Ncebery sad Sots., 45; gdwarili. 06, lb. Cbu.4l.-!..,...1; Butler, 4 ; Rogge, 6s, ; Bettors, Tots, Loyal Ex .haalte ; Delcrosx, Old Mosul street Low, 130; Pilaut, 220, Staid; Bonney, Hatteingardeo. e r e Art lowlend'e Oil, or Ruirlata. Dye, an.l nb- P a r" She I t illellIqw• MI the label to each bottle, A. ROW. LAND add BOW' • UNDER the Special Patronage or the King. A GRAND MUSICAL. FESTIVAL in WEST MINSTER ABBEY, THIS DAY, TUESDAY, July 24, to CELEBRATE, his MAJESTY'S CORONATION. Part I. Opening of the Dettingen Te Drum, Handel; Recitation, " Comfort ye," Swig, " Every Vailry," Mr. Bralmm, Handel; Anihrm, M S. composed by command of him Majesty, for the Coronation, and performed at that solemnity, linyvett ; Opening nod Selection from The Crea tion, Mrs. Salmon, Mr. Br.diani, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Bel lamy, and Cborua, Haydn. - - Part 11.—Overture, Beethoven; Anthem, MS. composed by command of his Majesty,and pea formed at that solemnity, Altwood ; Quartett, Madame Campaare,ae, Mr. Begren, Mr. Evans, Signor Alizrismai, a Bruedietus" and Chorus, Mozart; Sung, Mr. VIIMIXII/118, " Lord, remember David;" Chorus, " Fur unto us ;" Song, Mr. Sale. " Tears such as tender fathers shed;" Chorus," He rebuked the Red Sea," Handel; Air, Madame Camporese; Air and Chorus, " As from the power," Mrs. Salmon, Handel. Part lll.—Double Chorus, " Immortal Lord," Handel ; Recitative," Deer , and deeper ;" Air, "Waft her, Angels," Mr. Brabant, Handel; Selcciiou from the Seasons, Haydn; Chorus, "Gloria Pairi" (walla additional Accompaniments by Mr. Greatorexi, Leo; Sung, Mrs. Salmon, " From mighty Kings," Handel; Trio, " Disdainful of danger," Handel; Duet," Coronation Anthem ;" " Z 'duck the Priest," Handel. Principal 'focal Performers—M s. Salmon, and Madlle. Camporese. Mr. Braham, Mr. Begrt r, Mr. Nield, and Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Urbanity; ■ad Sig: or Augrisnui. Messrs. Evans, Leetc, Tr' rail, Salmon, anal Mr. Sale. Leader, Mr. F. Cramer—Conductor, Mr. Greatorex— Organ, Mr. A twooll. Pri loirtrirrnesital Performers—Signor Spattooletti, Messrs. Mori, Ware, Mountain, B. Ashley, Lindley, Drago netti, Anfoutti, Gretilmeh, Ireland, Willman, Markintosh, Puzzi, Schmid!, Harper, Muria-Hi, Jeakinsitn, &r. &r. &c. The Chorus will runskt of one hundred sail twenty Per. 6.1111.. r., tttt t!..1 whom nrr the young Gentlemrit of the King Chnp.l Royal, and W e stminuirr Abtwy. RIS MOST GRACIOUS M U ESTY-I'ATROH. We Grace the Doke of Nolan UM BERLAND—pr,,idcnt PTIM•RDI Ellis nnyni nig:mewl the Duke of VORK. Wm Royal Hiehuriiii she Duke of CAMBRIDGE. His Grace Use Duke Lt . lied- Couul St. Antonio ford The Itighl Hon. Sir Charles His Wooed* Dnkr of Mon- Long, G.C.B. frost • • The Right HOD. Sir A. Mar- The Marquis of Choluion- donald, Bgri. Vire-Presi deley dent The Alarquis of t.onailourn The Right Hon. Nicholas The NI ilrytil 1.1 A ry Vansirivt The Marquis of llontly The Right Hnn. J. Beekeit The Earl of Mount Eilg- The Right Ham. It. Reiter cumhe The Right Hun. Charles The Earl of c!i;ehester Groot The Earl of Filo The Right Hon. Sir Gore The Earl of MuuniChorlior Ousley, Parr. The night Hon. Lord Via- Sir F. Burdett, Bait. M.P. ennui Siilmoutli Sir R. J. Woodford, Bart. The Right Hull. the Earl of Major-General Sir Herber! Esiex Taylor, K.C.B. The Right (Inn. the Earl of The Hnu. Colonel Upton SLAirrnrionei Sir Charles W. Flint The Right Hon. Lord Vie- The Very Rev. the Oran of roost Burglierah Wratioinater The Right lion. Lord Via- The Rae. Dr. Fyues Clinton, count Lou ilier Salo-Deno The Right Win. Lord Am- J. C. Holihouse, Esq. N.P. !lyrist H. Goiriburo, Earl. The Right Hun. I.toil Grin, Gen. Ansi, Big Treasurer bier !Arno-Colonel Elliot The Lord Bishop of Win- Win. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. cheater The several Dunce In to opener' at Tv is in the Morning, and the Perfurnwice to begin at Twelve to'Clnek. Tickets, One Gainea each, In he hod at Mr. F.heres, 27, Ohl Bondmtreet the Regent's Harmonic Inalitatian, Re. gint.atreet ; Moors. eirelsall and !Chappell's, New Bord street ; Prestoss's and Co., Stroud; asY 01111ClIti sod Co. Cheops*. • • FOll D-CU 51-IG HU RG H Lot 3. A FARM, in the Parish of Ashill, near Nation. Three Hundred and Seventy Acres; its the occnpution of Roger Jerry, at a Rent of 4501. Lut 4. A FARM, io the Parish of Ashill, Two Hundred and Thirty-Eight Acres; in the occupation of James Toler, let on Lease for 3501. per Annum. Lot 5. A FARM, in the Parishes of Aslsill and Hough two, let on Lease, with Lot 6, to Robert Miller and Soso, being Four Hundred and Sixty-one Acres, at 705/. per annum. . Lot 6. THREE CLOSES of LAND, Thirty-eight Acres, itonsprised in the Lease with Lot S. Lot 7. The MANORS of UPHALI., COLLARDS, sad GEARNES, in Achill, with its Quit-rents, Fines, Rights, and Appurtinatices; rendering the Owner NAPERER at the KING's CORONATION. To be viewed by Tickets only, which may hr had of 51r. Wakefield, Pall-mall ; and of Messrs. Few, Ashmore, ■nd !lanailino, &Aifilling. Covent-garden; and Particulars had of them, and of Mr. Edward Powell, Thetford ; of Messrs. Ponder and Unthanke. Solicitors, Norwich ; of John Bright. weu, Esq. Banker, Yarmouth; of Timothy Holmes, Esq. Solicitor, fluty Si. Edmund's; of Julio Foreman, Esq. So licitor, Harlow; of Thos. Hall, Esq. Solicitor, Saffron Wal den; of It,. Wakefield, Brook-street, Ipswich; of Thomas Gepp, Eq. S elicitor, or Messrs. Metgy and Chalk, Outing. ford; at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; and at Garvaway's. EXECUTION OP DdrlD 114GG4IIT. On Wednesday morning this-unfortunate young man underwent the heaviest penalty of the law, for the murder of the Dumfries turnkey, at the usual place of execution, head of I.tith•rton's-wend. About half-past eight o'clock lie was brought out of the cell in the Lock-up-house, where he had spent the night, preceded by Millie, Child and M'Ken zie, and the city °Meer'', and attended by the Rev. Henry Grey, the Rev. Dr. Anderson, and the Rev. Mr. Porteous, chaplain of the gaol. The appear ance of the unhappy youth, on quitting the prison, was !Ifni and unshaken, and his countenance exhi bited a degree of mildness astonishing to those acquainted with the daring hardihood of his cha racter and exploits. The calm serenity, however, depicted on his countenance was changed for a moment to tut expression of grief, and he even shed a few tears on bearing an exclamation of sorrow involuntarily burst from it few women tunemliled in Libberton's-wynd to catch a glimpse of his tall slender person, as he passed to the ',Winn!). —When on the scaffold, part of the 130th Psalm was sung, and a fervent and impreisive prayer was offered up by Mr. Grey. fleggart then shook hauls with the. Ministers sod the Magistrates, bidding them farewell in a most affectionate man ner, and ascended two or three steps of the plat form, but wishing to say a few words he came down to the scaffold, when turtling to the multi tude he earnestly conjured them to avoid the heinous crimes of disobedieuce to parents, inattention to the Holy Scriptures, amid being idle and disorderly. When he had finished his short address; he re quested Mr: Grey to give out part of the 43d Psalm, which was accordingly sung. lie then knelt down and prayed fervently and eloquently for a few minutes, after which he took his station on the drop, and spent u few minutes in prayer, when he gave the signal, and was launched into eternity. He was decently dressed in black, and seemed stouter than when un his trial. The crowd araciabled oo the occasion was nonleast.aew(4ll4liid burgh Paper.) , •, On Monday evening last, about eight o'clock, • very atrocious murder was committed near Bresfy, about two man from this, by a number of persons, men ■nd boys, who proceeded from thi4 town. The unfortunate objects of vengeance, but. we hope, not of deliberate murder, were a Mr. Albot Murdock, ■ man possessed of property to the amount, perhaps, of 16 or 1,700/. and a woman named Carney, with whom (having put ■way his wife) he was known to have lived in a state of adul tery. The latter survives the ferocious attack which was made upon her life, but the unhappy Murdock has fallen • sacrifice to the fury of some of the individuals who composed the lawless band which bes e t his house—we say of some of them, for a perfect conviction rest upon our mind, flint many of the party, who never contemplated the crime of uturder,.were trepanned into the etfray. It would he too tedious to relate all the particu lar* with which we are acquainted, respecting this horrid business--and although much is known, there is ►ull something obscure and mysterious couisected with the transaction. It appears to us that the sufferings of the repudiated wife of the deceased, who was 'supposed to be deranged, and who complained chiefly, of her daughter having hear takeu away from her, excited an interest in her favour, and induced the party to associate in order to recover the child by stratagem or by force, from the father (to whose possession she wail and to restore her to the mother, as a likely means of assuaging the grief which pres,ied upon her, and removing the malady which it was supposed to have created. It is, however, en unaccountable feature in the transaction, that the deceased father of the girl was known so be from home, and at the fair in this town, until about seven o'clock on Mon day evening, and during his übsenee, of course, the child mieht base been taken with greater facility then stirr his return home, particularly as the um fortuitaie victim generally went armed, was of as uncompromising temper, and pos►essed of more than common resolution, yet it was not until he had reached his house 'that the attack was made. The party, it would seem, affected to have a Magistrate's warrant againet Murdock, upon mentioning which to him he instantly submitted himself unarmed and unsuspecting to the fictitious authority of a pretended constable. The daughter, who, it will he recollected, was the apparently sole object of pursuit, now walked quietly out of the house, and was given in charge to some of• the boys of the party, who conducted her into this town. No opposition was offered to her removal, nor could any be effectually made. When she was itieut a hundred yards away, her father was 'dragged out of his house, knocked down upon a contiguous dunghill, sod when dome the contents of his own musket, which was found io the house, loadecltfur his protection with two bullets and some small, shot, were fired at him by one of the party and' belied in his tenet, whereriport be turned round sod , expired svithieitt a gram •of au ejaculation.... MALICIOUS BURNING. A few nights ago a bathing lodge, inhabited by James Kearney, Esq. at Caraholly, was burnt to the ground. Mr. Kearney, under the impresvian that it was maliciously Pet on fire, has served no tices, we understand, upon the high constable .of the barony and the church-wardens of the parish. of his intention to claim compenra.ion in the usasl way.—(l6id.) CORONER'S INQUEST. The followingl;;bee; iraTieinitted !n us by a Correspondent at Loughres On Tuesday the 10th inst. a young man, abot.t 22 years of age, named Willa:up Lally. who lived with his parents nt Knockatoher, near Dunsand in this county, was, about the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, sitting in his father's house, to com pany with his grandmother, Sally Lally, alias F ruin, Sally Lally, his sister, and four younger clitlibeet (also his brothers and sisters), when, in a siolent pa roxysm of rage, without ally apparent prosocatMn, began to beat violently his sister Sally, a Kiel about 18 years of age, expressing at the same time his de termined resolution of putting an end to her life. The poor girl, in terror, made the best resistance she was capable of, and fortunately escaped from his hands, first into an adjoining room, and whilst he was seeking for a weapon to put Ilia threats into execution, succeeded in making her way out of the house, together wills her fur children. In the mean time the monster having seiz,d an iron spade, was rushing with the intent of preventnig the escape of his sister, when the grandmother interposed, hop. rag to disarm his rage, and prevent its consequenc es , upon which lie struck with said w ea pon the latter g o the ground, by a mortal blow on the head ! This tint satisfying the monster, lie proceeded to sever the head from the body, which be effected with all the circumstances of horrible brutality, by revealed !aloes; and in conarquence of the blindness of tie weapon, lie so mangled the entire head and net It as to leave nut a trace of either behind, except the dis connected parts that remained scuttered over the floor, walls, doors, and windows ! This having secured himself front the intaference or tappers. lion of the grandmother, the murderer, iii her thitst for blood, rushed in pursuit of his sis er ; on his n st he observed an old woman, named Eleanor Coats, alias Nicholson, and a young girl named Bridget Cannon (both of the neighbourhood), king in terror into a neighbouring house, the dour of which they bolted. He pursued them with his murderous oes.. pon, but finding the door closed and fastened, began arith violent strokes to break it open; while lie um threatening to enter by violence, our of the chil dren within unbolted tree door, and retired with • the young girl (Bridget Caution) fur security into the next room. The old woman, Eleanor Coan,.toiog the first person kinuet as he entered, lie gave With acid weapon, es mortal blow on the I " , mis immediat'ely pin a periul te her existence ! :7 -W he contioued bi. Work ef blood in treating Ova l lifter victim nearly in the same wanner as he dui MR. H AYDON'S PICTURE or CHRIST'S ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM WILL CLOSE, at ts 3, Pall.neall, on SATURDAY NEXT. 28th instant, in order tribe removed to Birmingham. Admittance, Is.—Catalogees, 64. •