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-, £ 7 Ig t .Y. tlt IX:11%11 o; ilww*f its '4/4 Id) etsatimM lova I;ft , t froursfq sw IPIP .bat mokilevel wit is )143.burva i,r;JI allti .iithisel P.9ll9lirb to aeivesds44 orr.e • Ai icelo •. ' iti2lthruitibbitia trod:oli Arnow lu ummti-ti obe tam TIIRAMR-HOYAL, DRUHY-LABIR. ;) fIrIHTS 4 JAEN r!4G, FRIDAY, August 14 • .2, • bit %jetty's !servants wilt pilfers' ' I .44466 . *!' . 1 11ECQRONATION. • ine t 11441er: rammeisees from Westminster The 4leredmiL the 'lnterior of the Abbry.—The mid Introductory .Reesie r mhiellitilr. Kele,* owl trimstsriSike4lstira. ,4 llipaing sad the Cereddiee, 'OW Sei t howl pail O l e reopli."p t Tlie Poerth Selma. lb. Wilt in 414 course of . Wloh the emend Eosin of the CloiseMop.,,,. : ,Previesia to ulpigh mill be, p e rf o r me d isCrivemlii callid A eIiVME ON MY BANKER... Vfiltul' IT;T.IAr.-, Mr. M. P. Williams; Sir Gabriel Peeper, Mr. Csitiri Arthur Wild Are, Mi. Co o p e r ; F,easilt .Cheverly, Mr: Newell; Jr,ulie Mr. Igniebt. Mtn Cirtlilwine Arregoe, UM* Amulason ; Mom Arrive, an. Harioweiwi , •• • • • Tat emenledri wish the Perm of . , THE 10JVHAPHT hIOURc t: Ma repss,,,. Mei'. Crisp : twitt c t iO l ip t to4 l , t Mr.'l44eltoNteh•tiii.lir. 1111014-16Aaa4 0 ,1 1 111111 7. " .Tlie Dedisifti We eabbli p *lier,. forieviees to bee 4 *Wrest ' • • 'to #(4 ; socead-Reivaga. 144.41 1 14111aj.i5114 Silsed • Pricy' t 184.-1,4;11111411al le, I I alMmd, "kirk leesellipplio loth h.; Stewe'l Price^ im• of 41 • 11. ' To-morrow, The Jr- lgtpapldloW 1 • On Monday will be 014 rlt4 C . 441,9: I. two acts callid' ilrf IN eXT 4.111/ 10 ler ~, M lil • RI- .• ~ i• •thisan...l..sid . l4 . li urri • 1. 4 ~ .1, y , XI/Jib - 14 ;la.ai of i -at • .1: Ifs IM Writer of the Aiwitiymmtt .. ; elesisig 16/. 36. dat to his M a j e ur e ~ {hat Use Nome, Imo .41•11 come a jiff taSileraiideltd C1101111N • .., ' T 4 7 , lii, 1' 11,1 D. CURLINq, ilk lit ikenifies is .1 .7. 1 , 1!!, . • TIFY -o',, lialsgsEPt i A L P4TIIP tteT TWINE de . lie smin pored's( plaid/ la Cbaleur i ItrRCP4NTS, and the N, ' .resise ,Am eifelly 'sted, He veld , stamped " _ 41rWIPPE CLOTH" etneaelelPtere, lit the Patentee's Were .bpatee, No. 16. CHULIIIIIHIL Wholesale, ter inyvotatkie, , n apsd by ;he intik Hem! of 211 to AO y sds eaeh..aa 4 0 1 :111 yard, partineleolklktgeeSei 141 r the war6.*s 16a fibulae% .Itbe 'was 'O lKda after remise hi' e t 4 P 46 0:44"."' Si` t ;' 'it le rise very desirable la Aran seises, livellestised gfrbire• eaere,ilie 1$ lakes, sad is eine !'" so foe a aminlip . family purposes, for childress' wear, al* kee.ite eessamisys, i * Every deeeriptioe of Family Li ewalt Cap tedia and British ligaittir*, sad rid kfaeseitere, Wlllllo', toile and Retail. cia • HA inlet term., add spiel 'OM* may iv male. • r'" • •: ' ' ' ' ' • In a Friellaio *in he etiheish;i4 . •'t -. ' ' TWO LETTR.4 to llor Rieloo (Inn. the Earl of I.IVF.RPOOL, ow the DISTRBSSES o f AOltil . P. CULTURE, and thew illleUtiler on the Maaufarinnes, Tiede sod ce & ico ,of the United Kingdom : with 0 ea tt and a Free Trade. •141 •• ' • 114 Right Hon. the Lord STOURTON. .. - :pt &1.1 - ts 'Second Ettilson, with Additions. •u f. . , . • •aird for J. Mowa t e n , S 9, Ledeate•eireet. '. i ..:..Pri nes day ie published, in One Vol. Ben. price N. A N. ANALYSIS the TALENTS *midi J. CHARACTER of NAPOLEON DoNAPAlrreet By A GENERAL OFFICER. .1 The Talents and Char , eter of Bonaparte must be a =rii to be ontleratood. There is so muds of she great iba little. of she apleedid and neon, of koonslodigt lOW ranee, that iio true idea-eau be formed frog the various talents and i ra it e o f c h arne ls-l ia r anti examined separately, which is what Is la %Xi lysia. Bonaparte does sot appear to have la& Om 'piWest of the French Generals nor Stannic., bet be soiled .11/biso self • greater vari..ty of miens& than perhaps NI/ SIP lOa ever existed ; and these talents, exerted in troy *WIN with a perseverance, energy, and andaeity„ of is is no example, led to the wonderful sem. Alba l imy now. s•vin 0. it vs Pliblisbed by W. Sams, Boabiadisve4: J ab bile , .I Torit. k,Yt.Jaamee&abalia. Is 1.1 .1 i ROYAL MENAcassit. EXETER 'CHANGE, MUM "I ViE grandest Notional Depot of Animated nous' in the World, open for• iromection every dog (Romlay oxrerted) boom Mao in tie niamiog tiN Woe io the eveaiaj, tulip us the greatest astsmoMoge of Curiae*lre ever collected together since the days of that primeval col lector of Nature' Curiosities, Old Noah. In the First Apartment, admittance One Shilling, is an immense fell !crown MALE LION AND LIONERS, Suckling Four Beautiful Cubs! . . Whelped in this Menagerie as Soaday, hely 19, 1921. The sight of which instantly impresses every beholder with .that magniticeot idea so truly conceived of the Kin of the Brute Creation. Their large shaggy manes they erect at pleasure, and their tremendous roaring, like thunder, ex :.lokkaakipleture of grandeur no worts can describe. .11-,lißlemnia like, Earth bears sot on her spacious fate— Alms I. Nature Moods this worirlrous race. A remarkably Fine ROYAL BENGAL TIGER. The OCELOT or TIGER CAT, from Mexico. The ferocious yes exquisitely beautiful PANTHER, or AMERICAN TIGER, from Buenos Ayres. And a Young One, bred in this Menagerie, being the Rest ever known to be produced in this Kingdom, a eircem • Mance which Naturalists had hitherto dressed impossible. The ORIENTAL PORCUPINES, Fab.'toasty reported to have the power .r obviate their lord spiny quill., which stated erect like a elsevaux de king (to the I of all other quadrupeds). Elegant Leopards, from Algiers and Ceylon. Laughing Nyasa*, frosts the Cape of Good Hope. Striped or Untameable liymoss, from Abyssinia. The Quirk-sighted Lynx.% frum the interior of Africa, maid to be the fiercest animals in the ereation. Jackal's, Wanderow, Ilaudi ill, Costa, with ass infinite num ber and variety of the ibe. ' Second Apartment, admittance One Shilling, If A GRAND MALE ELEPHANT, 'Mug Ten Feet high, and Five Tons weight, basing large Ivory Tusks. Unquestionably the largest animal ever seen in Enruge, whose daily consumption of food is sieSvent fur Eight large horses, and is the same that was exhi%!ied en the stage at Covent-garden Theatre, in the year IST, having grown mere than double the age he was et that period. Third Apartment, admittance (Me Shilling, or any two 1/. 641. or the three apartments, 24. each person. • THE QUAGGA, Fawns the Caps of Gard Hope. bearing a strong sitni:itude to the Zi.bra. A pair of large (.mews, or Linnwns's SOUTH ERN OSTRICHES, Fruits Van flimsies Land. A VERY GRA " 7 CASSOWARY. From Jaws, without excepmt. the linen that has been wen in Englund fur many yawn. A pair of these interesting animals, THE INDUSTRIOUS BEAVERS. From Hodson's Bei, whose ingenuity in building their dwellings, mid forming their little etiltiiiiee with 111111 h preen. vino sod enemies', occupies au large a space in natural history. The Zebr, worshipped by the Brahmins in India The Argeelab. ur Adjutaut of Bengal, jingly called Ole Gigantic Crane, being capable of swallowing a whole fowl at once. And the Maralson. from Senegal, lie birds which prodnee them beautiful leather* au much seperior to the Ostrich, called Cosnbercauly, thettigong or Paddy. Black Swaus from New South; Wales. A beautiful undescribed EAGLE, from the Coast of Guinea, ausl a New specie, of Volture, from Egypt. The Belearie, ur Royal Cruwor Cranes. Kangaroos from Rummy Ray. The small Bine Egret, from Trinidad. And a variety of ram Birds, at the meat apleudid Plumage. Thry are regularly fail at nine in tbeeeenier, at whirls thole it is ispoasible to rouceive say thing so gratihasig. Adaditance at *kat boar U. ed. The utusest vale. Ekes fur all kind. of Foreign Birds and Bram., by R. Cross. 'gluts-bred Pheasants, iiiimeseic sod neunannisal Poultry, Ike. say be ball as his Repository, New-read, seer Filgruyi.ignare. Books descriptive of the Seusgerie, nay be had at the Bar. _ power 11CCOUllt for . ' s ta g e d as ebeckieie the, proceeding of the •Abegleilffiliell these respects, appear to have tither (ellen hilis. sr have bevelme iiteprrelitat; nine lhe'isholitiou'uf tiro Clisth.l . i late le ins. Crerofh • .• ; ? -, i,.•i I i, 4111. 'Oa evideace has beta jaid beStre the C 0.1141414 ' talllciehn the liability of the Burgesses in th e peewee . property, for debts cathireeted Ity ' the' , Mataleacy; mud the Commiltscart of opinion, that every doubt on this poi.. should be pat •n end to, by an Act, hersawieg sorb liability as to all future alienation. bro. That the muniments of sense general legislative eat wore. to provide more effectually fur the buuest and judi. -Obey adiniaistratiou of the fowls of the Burghs by their iliegistrate* slid Councillors; .and co give greater facilities , free the deieetion and punishment of saalmdemiuistration, are 'therefore highly desirable. n; SOL That such muniments ought to provide foe— Lit. The annual ezbihitioa (under heavy penalties) of the 4 itermants of the receidts slid di.bursements of the revenues Jagebeili Bergh, is the sots public manner, and ill the most ‘etelligible form. i '2d. For a public splice of any intruded sale of any part of the property of the Burgh, a considerable lime previous to any restrict being mitered Ulster effectiag it. Si. For a similar notice of say Wended mortgage of the fend. ur property of the Bergh.' ' l ' l . 41 ' In" . 4th. For enspowerieg a C• 6111111 number of Burgesses (not honorary), on Aniline sufficient security, to challenge the sheenney of the ateminta exhibited by the Magistrates berms row of the Supreme Courts of Soothied i on cause ,hews to stop any intended sale of the property ufthe Burgh, or mph • gage ants funds, or property, until its expediency Me Wee proved to the satisfaction of the said Caere. FIFTH A ILEGA TIO N. " The waste and mismaisagement of charitable funds. placed in the heeds of the Magistrates, as e:-eficio trustees." In reference to this allegation. year Commit tee mast again' refer to the Report of lest year, in which it is stated to Myr appeared from evidence laid before Hist Committee, thee t io: some instances, waste and ralsmanagesneut of chartable' feeds had occurred; bet your Committee coincide with the *pipits expressed is that Report, that such abates bad not origiaated in the want of legal remedy, Wit is the difficulty ' of detection, occasioned by the secresy with which the peen.' aviary tratisactiens of the councils are generally conducted. Your Committee are id opiuioa that every mined of coin: . plaint on this bead will be removed by She regular and pub lic exhibition of the intonate of the Magistrates, which they . have reoomusroded as* remedy Ow the evils complained of is the third and Worth allegation /111TH A LLEGATION. " The isopesitioa of legal taxes, in aims lostances, with out thee authority, sod in all viithint any power in the be,. 'grime te ascertain the swessity for imposing them, er their doe epplicathre ; awl the levying, in some isistinces.larger sums on account of the cess, ur land.tax payable to the Crown, than are authorised by statute, or actually paid into the Exchequer. Resolved..-Ist, That it is the opinion of the Committee, that local taxes have been, is some instances, impeoeffwith out due authority; that there does not exist asiliplefer in the Burgesses to ascertain the ercessily for insposimy them, or their due application; and that there have been levied, in mese instances, larger sums on account of the des., or land tax poyable to the Cr...., them are attedellbed by statute, or actually paid into the Exchequer. . t .Tr 1, 2dly, That this grievanee does out arise from may want of jorisdietioe on the pail of the Scotch Courts to prevent ilk. gal exactions, but from the difficulty wo:rii ttuse persons from chum the taxes are reacted experience i i aicerialiiing the nature and extent of the impositions to whim they are subjected; and that, in order to comet this evil, the Ms gieirates of Burghs, whose whole peciin:s•e : ru:seeet lune the Committee have already reprommetide.', icon,' be •n., ally laid before the public, stogie to to riquired iir give lee notice previous to t he levytog of any n w 1 , .•cal taxes, bulb of their amount and object, end the auttority uth:er which they are levied. SEVENTH ALLEGATION. "A want of power in any bet members of the Council to . complain of an endue *leaks of that body or any of its members: and thus, an usage contrary :u toe sett or cow satiation iif the Burgh grows up, without those persons ohne rights are a ffreied being able tit arrest it ; by which us age, ahem cous!..iied flirty years, it has been held, that cot only the sett ur coiattillaholl of the Burgh may be ef feci Rally changed, but if the be aroma', theprevi ew -I at the elitism law may be e Z e pensed with." Resolved-Ist, That there dere exist a east of power in any but 'members of the Conseil to complain of an undue election of that bldy, et say of its osembees • and thus an giver, cor'rsry to the ens or eseistitelimi ' of the Bende l bow ie vows up, iict , i•itit those sego, whose rights are affectedt being able to arrest it; whleb u s age, when coatiens feel yams. it ti4ll bees that mat may the sett or ceaetbp tattoo cf the Burgh may he elk/Melly changed, but ifs usage be general, the provisions of the statute law dispesteed with. 2dy, that the Committee, on further deliberatioe spots the sever.th ft:legation, are of opinion, that some words at the eneersew.ement of their Reeolietiou of the 19th Morel, (iris. the preereiog Hemphill...), its which they affirm that allegatic•, might, without explanation, mislead the House 1 nto the real state of the facie therein affirmed. In that brer:lui on it is stated, that there dues exist a want of pew* i•i sty but members of the Council to complain of ea NON wleetion of that body, or any of its members • whereas lb* fart is. that Ili t'te election of de of tra des, me; only the rnemhe.• of the Council itself are instilled to complain of such e'.- iii, but all the individaals belonging to each of the taco ps-aiions are entitled to complain of the eke. lion of tL ~wil dramas ,• bet they cannot complain of the election of ally other member of the Council prof the via. tiers of that body generally. Silly, That the Committee do not feel themselves mope. trot to decide bow far the exercise of a right of challenge, on the part of the ince. permed burgesses, would or would nut be an tufitugewwat of the general principle of the law of Scotland, which excludes the exercise of any such right by third parties; and do wet therefore feel themselves coin. petit In recumeneud any enactment relative thereto, and 1 they do hope that the aduptho of Muse correctives for the abuses fiend to prevail is the Scottish Burghs, which they have recommended, will, in a great immure, remove the.. : causes which have iadeeed seek challenges in recent is. SilleCtlL EIGHTH ALLEGATION. That in late matasees the Crown hoe been advised to exercise a power of refusing to the hormonal a poll election ' of their 31agistrates sad Corned, ionises when the election has beeu set aside by the Court of Session for irregularity; which poll eleelopte afforded the wily Moues that remained to the burgesses of breaking the perpetuity of existing *hoses, by enabling them to civet, w dime oreasisee, per sons isle the folagistref.y aeJ Council puipmesiag the cool, deuce of those o hose affairs :hey were to administer." Rewired, let, That Ey • be Act of Estates of Scotlard 1610, r e. 22, p►uceedutg us the r •rra I tire that the Estates h- eidered a terms la t ion (I OE OM CANNlMitille of tk Bergh% that it iraa their *finials that {be w►ale .* * • Pitalea ill ambit. , t ~n h9I , E• , tiny, That to canteripienee of lid! : `fbe poltelittirms were Ensiled. to .rtn I.4lmorglos SOMNleret, OdOM4 . ' - *PO Inverness, Mulitheaw, Wi6100t5 , 441,044 Me% 1•941161114014, Wand, liiidosee, Perth, . s e , opi trose, Whilligren, Cullen, Straarswee, , Sr Ern . Ill!ra ftinquhar Ddartfriee, Ayr, Forfar, Dia•tbit; - , Lanark, Sughigg Dunfermline, Kit kcadbrighl, Bina, Porers, 'Ruthteglen; Glasgow, Dumbarton, North Berwick, - Bdrutlahand, rose, Upset, in' favour of the whole binge/mos whoibroel burden with the town, and are liable in wsicui4 Seth /14. 1 14 excluding honorary bnreesses, to watt mu the iastant, with contlauation of days. 341 y, Thal tie instances of warrants granted by the While is Council, he restore burgh. w tick had lest their ftslaeline ~18wIwen the year 1689 and the p.riod of the Union, um •eetren is number—Stirling 1689, Kirkatdy 189", 111 .burgh '1691, Aberdeen 1697, Kirksl4 1691, jr.'iburgh 1690, 6 81.1rItaldy 1697. P elthly, That slur. the date of the Union thirty warrants lave been granted by the fling in Cornell for restoring Burghs which had lost their franchise, of wilted' Eight (a) base bees by poll of burgesses resident—Cleve, (b) by poll if burgesses and inhabitants—Poor (a) by pull of bur /Oise% ntarellaissta and trades.--Stveu (d) by old Magic. -*rates and Ceinneil electing the new. OWN MS the warrants referred to in toe areand Resolu tion, Isms grantied, vol is roissequenee of the said Burghs . being disfranchised, bet under suthcrity of a special statute, ' sad fur thecurrectiou alopecia! abuses, as stated kr the said Act at the period of the Resolution, and misfit, therefore, be Arid as included in tbedescriMion of warrants granted fur eestuelot Bergh' which hod lost their franchise. That in all the instinserogefeerrd is• in the third 11 "ttl• - time, with the exceptiuu 4.iediesegh, being a cave of special circumstances, warrants - went t greeted to Magistrates and Conseil to Ores the new. That the burgh of Becebin, hewing delayed to make an oleetiam by pull, uniform to the • Act• or the Betake 16P9, applied to the Kier in Gained. sad obtained a warrsol on fleth September, 1689, fur ills repeat Willies, council and conemseity le choose the msg . strebte aro common council. it thin appears front the year 1686 to the Union . n i t s . ; a5e y.......... 24 4776... ... ari testes aisollean c ell clip =petit. -- ft . 1.1 That it ser•xtt from'tlteffauSilli Riernatioo, that Piece alsT4l.l-IZ.ZrAT I SZTC. 4 2. I I. . the d iliggistra m And SOIMPeII an et..ct the new • and seimeree-inappecla a tl ne Neale aleseriposi* were isai:rd, In great three lc! ••flusiveiy.so the burgesses, sr 1.1 .new jointly with OW s•:••h rod t-oelretneo. or win the inhabitants groc:a :y. /t i. , That it is the opinion • f t;iis tbat rt•is exer cise of the discretion of i.s regtstri In ere union of the warrant to be grante such occeldoss, is of a 10014 beaticial nature, seeing that if poll elections were proh:- bited, ao important mean of control over the Mscistrates sad Councils of Burghs wrel.'. be !eat, whilst, if such elec tions .ere alone to be sanctity-od, iletriteeni'wetil-1 'ripe to ' the inhabitants and to the general irteres.s of ttie 8 trghs, from preeoncerted schemes en the part ef, risinortt an fn town Councils, which cuicht.bs bad recourse to for :be per_ pose of ilisfrauchisieg Bogue, tri•b a view to a new poll election. It having appeared that the Convention of Rays! flurib• in :leotard had het t, in the habit of asintrAtte a pnoer to alter the se:is o f toe 6 .trttbe e pe,uvided lb. parties eon eeeee d gave their cure.7t, ;Cot 1.." wee seeming to he very ques tionable, and ,•' an s:oixittlors chitracter, the o.llinV lite of last year entered into eti'mr elm:hist !oft' , P^^ Ors subjects which has also attracted the attention of your Ciesimistee, who have come to the following asoolutiee. They haws only to express their hype that no !'tionie instance will °ewer or such an iaterference nit the part of the Coairei.tion. Reaolveri,—That the Corrention of ine Royal 'Burgles has berm in the practice of occasionally alterhlg and reettieittg Ovens of Burghs, where cases hare been referred to them, or where all parties were militia/ wi'.l% their determination, but this practice is not'sanctioned tiy say statute, and it has been foaled, by the decision of the supreme Court, to be masher, to law. la shim Rm.Nihau your Committee Use midessoored to espleio.jhe nature sod character of the remedies which they dart applicahle to the erili justly complabied oily ° S Otallehmen. They have not ailewipted to reitimmiesd [Alre,poreiso firm in whirls their suggestive% should Ise ear , ided sista rffeet by the Legislature. because they atasehosthat this will be better done by the Low Officers of the Crown la Seuttaad, under the sanction and •iiihuray of Govern- Meat ; blot they cannot terminate their labohrs. without ex. pressirg so switions hope, that no time will be**t At pre poriag each • Bill ur Bills as it way be loped swermary with the view of securing to the countrythefull Was , rt o irf resweiliii,lbe substance of which hes been stated by your Committee. It is of great impactor,* that the atimeirati'whielt hare agitated the public mood in the Scottish Burghs should be *et at rest ; aid your Commit- OM kw Ohat any oisoseessary delay ia providitti Legal Seen: Mies egoista the asoossinstece or mu more of ahem, world have timeliest of lacreasing that agitation, sod of adding to the digitally of spplyinc soy remedial seeseures. At an earlier period of the Sescon, they might have flattered throw er's's with the hope tbst ellflialeellt 1110014 not rise without soekiwg IMMO progress et least is ereomplishhig their object; - bat they trust before the coachman et site oust tie;oion of Parliament, the measures they have reeoinnieuded will have received lie deal *onetime of the Legislature. Your Committee brye to call the attention of the Honse to the Resolution costaioed is lest year's Report, relative to the Burgh of Cupar, and to the evideuee us which that Reeolutiou was founded. The practice of selling treats in Council ought, in their opinion, to be made pausaliable by law ; aad the custom that has prevailed in that bough, of every Osnaeillor havisg what is called a nrighboor Couacil tor (which obviously cocourages and facilitates sale), ought to be strictly prohibited. They trust, that 119 any legislative siteseuresansiog oat of this Report those points will not be 'overlooked. The Meese having referred to the Committee, is the course of the present Session, a Petition from the borgesets of hiverury, complaining of gross mismanagement of the fonds of that bomb, and station, that the Court of Session in Seethed had decided that they bad no competest title to maintain an echos against she Megistrate, ter their alleged miscoudect, your Committee lave imirallikisd it to be their , (a) Nisaivear sad itta—Copar nod 171b—Diogwall, 1780—lneerkeitb, eg t Wester and Ptitenerees 1717. (6) Kirkohly, 17 18—Loodee, Montrose, Breehis, Aber. brotbock, Fortrose, Inverness, sod Elgin, 1711—.Bornt islood, 17111--Jedbergb, 1731—Ditto, 1744. lidubbo l rale, 1746 1759--Stirtiog, - '4 --- . A Dysart, i 766 —A set natal s- ,* ‘'4)l i f NA, (.‘ 4,4 b • •• 12 ' 1 4' k 114 ; SI vo *. 60 41 „; 47 MILWA ”esida id, sei 1;:.41/ '1 IV l o 1cr0b••. 4 . 4 4 11 .4)ii 4444 ) • • I, M .iulff of ball rug sir Awrdobs A os I; &mt. vbud tvirorsl gel +11••• -ad svimorriiv, ¶(I 'do 4.0 'I- I .br'r Ott ui WIO but ,hnott .41 •• .. •••.- . :,51't • ' I . • ,ao "Antt/M, Mr sAs wti f i g ht ; • ) • - ,thalp make particular impair, Who tlskaAgon, "Inch ' i liffurds a erotic illustration or the defrepoitAtate of shoo , .11alw ' , Scotland, with regard lb •Ifording the . moons of euutrollusg the eapruditure of the fuuds of the Ituyal Burgin, li inseam fro i llentr a r.,thr several witnesses who were exeininter , t -- of the Vorgh of lsivernry were kept 111 • very wristlets mad incorrect manner, from the year 1804 to the yeselBl7, when, in constquesce ut etc genera/ 'rekni of discoutent that was excited Or ibtreinn• provideet expettlitnee of the properly of the bergs,, as • action was eommeiteed against the Magistrates. Thirteenth' le brought 19 a terematioe early is December laid, when complaint seas dimmased, stud the couiplainies• found re in costs ; the Court hasingfoumd that the rntepteueer* 1 1111 bee nut curdled to melanins say action of this. prow., against the Magistrates, howeier culpable as.l negligent atheit 1111141•13$0111•61 of the property of the buret Might have Year Cummitteee beg leave in particalat to refer to the . 141drnee of Mr. George Lou, who lag the clue romdept. Magistrate lnverury from 1804 to 1917. He hairistetf, :Ant several small Ulm, r.ceived by him on account of She !Bergh dewing that period, 'mounting in all to 1407., have „wryer bees' tarried to the credit of the Burgh, and that he is still indebted to the Bare' fur that mu. He admitted that • very considerable expense wall anneelly incurred fur enter -Women(' In his house, mid that be had "weer made up any - ageowitts of them expellees till the accolinte were called Tor 4,11, the Burgesses is 1817. The ee-t of these entertainments .ilmounteu to almost 800/. being on 8111 average about 501. som os it.., which is "early equal Othe whole revenue of the Burch. There arpears in the•ebron4a stile Burgh • variety of Agrees whit*, in the opini 'is of Am Committee, ought out to have been made upon the' Bestegh fonds , partueolaily charge of 841. 9a. Bd. to pay the eitpuoses incurred by George Lion, in an action 'poucht silted him fur haviug cele brated irregular evanesces. ff Yuur Committee, however,' dre . faipm lea be able to state that since 18 1 7, the aer oun t s lam l'etro much more regular; •nd that cone of these charge. to which they here refentel appear in she accounts since that date. They ere now audit ed regularly ; and the improvements which have beer intro duced is consequence of the publicity which has been given to the secoussts, afford a strung confirmatios of the opi 'sings already expressed by 11w Committee, that the griev ances of which the Petitioners have complained may be re deemed by some legislative measure, calculated to glom pub licity to the preuniary traesactions of she Magistrates, and to afford to the Burgesses au efective control over the ex penditure of the Burgles. Your Committee have inserted in the Appendix eettaln &cements relates( to si trniesectioa is which the Burgh of Kirkcudbright is corseereed. The Convention of Royal Borgia is the year 1101/i Voted a suet of 4001. to the Burghs of Kirketedbeight s fee the dm purpose of enabliug them to sweet n new A part of ibis omit/ Ins been to hid oat, bat the re mainder of it hale hero placed it interest, and defy aerosol ed for from year to year, with the intention, as it seems, of applying it :u the provost, for which is was origusally sditaiiiti et does sot splseite that as, orport of the belay th a t has i.tben piriechas eve beat made Itellhe Conseutioa„ • ter that be Couempalasambaa ever made oat beeptiry tale the mabject. "soul. Your Committee esoutid sot have bbelmleld it vicerrear7_ t entice this nuttier, bad it not appeared t o *lp.m to afford eve den:e of a certain derive of lain, on the part of the Coe erotitin of 307.1 80-gas, in sot desiring regular reports to be made to them g the doe application of this sum; but voor Committee do not tbiuk tuat there is any grouted for imputing hiame to the Magistrates, who seems to have been actuated by no other titan praisewordiy Piers io the whole of their coneuct, with reference to this transaction. Your C..mtnittee would berm eloae their Report, did they not deem it their lbw?, in justice to Cllonel Grant, a Mem• bee g the Honor, U.-refer to certain Resolutions adopted by them, sod which will be foetid in the Appendix, with the oleo of carrying nu erroneous statement made with regard to his re:defier by the Committee of last year. 14th Jana, att. CONK, Abeuss 17. Several bouses in the neighbourhood of Shane golden have hien robbed of fire-arms, at night. ' during the fast week. Threatening notices against the paymeit of tithes have also been posted at the chapel in that village, which were taken down by the Priest of that perish, and a suitable admonition given by him to his flock un such illegal practices. Applictitions have been made to Guvertiment by Nee of the Magistrates residing near Shansgoldeo, for military aid, but •it has been refused, on the ground that it is conceived that the present esti , blisment police ought to be quite sufficient for the preservation of the peace of the county. It is supposed. however, that further augmentation will immediately take Once in that corps. On Monday her men, with their faced black erird, entered the house of Edward Massy, of Kit cool, iu this county, in the middle of the day. while that Getttlensan was attending the fennel of his father; they demanded fire arms; but fortu nately there were none in the house. Mr. Massy having sent them into Rathkeale a Jew slays pre vious. 'f he police were dispatched in all direc tions in search of the villains. A meeting of Ma gistrates was to be held in Raihkeale, to take into cousideration the stale of the country, and to deiise means of checking th9se outrages_. The Dutch smuggler seut into Kilrush last week, by the Kite 'moue cutter, is estimated (ship sod cargo) at fifteen thousand would*. She is a stout brig. sad has 900 Liles of tobacco on board, which was concealed under • ipantity of bark. Lieutenant Collingwood, of the Kite, hail information of her being on the coast. and sent a small boat with four meet into Ferriter'it Creek, el the western coal of Ktrry, on AVedoesday where they Le under cover et' the land while the Kite sailed oft At night, the smuggler, thitikis.g the roust clear, ventured in. and was instantly boarded and taken possession of by the boat's crew, who brought her into Kilrush next diy. The Re venue boatmen on that atrium hare laid claim to her, as nut having a King's Officer oil board, but au order is hourly expected from the. Admiral at Cork to have her sent round to Dublin. The Kite was abort of officers, having made otier prizes on the coast, in which they were sent as pvise-masters. We have to state from good authority that the Iberno-Celtic Society, associated fur the purpose of collecting, illustrating, and publishing the still existing fragments of the laws, history, topogiaphy, poetry, and music of auciesit Iterate., uud the elu cidation of the language, autiquities. manners, and customs of the Irish people. have lamely h e l d a ge neral meeting of their body. fur the pur •of 4 _r~ , - 4 • • \‘‘,; ,•- ;11. = • \ • ttz. 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PLita 1.1 •Noli•.1 *4O sl•-pa 'Artists* s , Molt *AS "l! %" - Piiilt . 7d: •A • • • • 3 11/N 111RA714R-HOrAL, DRURY:L.4 . NR. • • CUSIIOII . HOUSE, Avo•IT 1 19 "' XV ()P i :siciti f 4l _ - • 41. ) ,:14 . ‘44 • aiWiL 4 duty mu", ,portirolor inquiry into this tow. winds frig . ID:A; •A . ttgpst s4,ll.qine ,„ poi, and aims reormirototioo made I 7 Burg !Girds • strong illustration of the defsetivcontie of Mitre it Writer of the Annrlmntes letter. 11.11161 urn"' I a INV 144" - • t °ft 1' A . ~ d or We ,qi werteg si ga• 1111 • relit' %OW • •ei m i , • r k\ A , I ViS •, I: 4 • 'rot, 1.• ..1, or • i r _ 0 , 1 .tMr• . t : re lirareili AA. , Ifa twee , ' at r • law«. I • 1. . 4 NSW • '!" •,. . , .1 ,t., r , . .. 1 4 1, ' 1 ,.• A. ' ••• .14 i . - . • ' ,)... ~., 1 4 1, A . ..—...... ~....... 7.; 4 11, .., : ri - ;thy, 1`1611`..111ti117 All 1 ell AM .'AiS gliril Of . •eleorert Otte .1.• 4! • ..1 oi . ',/ -If 0 . 411 .001 . . 1 , 1 a Li ...1 : It _ .i ..— is hia _ v. 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Lassies a. had that generally the aforesaid whole Repel "•""" " 1 Berglbirleiiii sillferee eecromehinente on their librriite and 00,00elt glossar, . • tt. That do Banreaue, and c orpont i ms biol .. so iipriviliggellby letters ami reeeimmeediments Iron the 'king, ''" "I" '-'''''' '•-••-• ' esetteleese ibeospesida4 r e a t h e ,eardip. or the ,ki. femetekeed others barriegorewer sad jailltenee, whereby it; !M N : P UYill es egreitsas % ' • a.l ever 414) :s e v re b er t na li, i t ir b tri w e in li sa i " : at e le t isk : a c t eiy i E::: re s i t e ihe n n" if dli ni g e: e rii n e c ur c , :s p i :ol s ie u r r ae s i c he dev i c i::: bide rf l : ; w ' reorcispor ;Ix , 11 1 , ,, . .... hootei tiihe f_ f p 4 B o ::::: bebri r e r majeon d le o ll ersi a i s t:6 : :o: f ei ; : l l 44 : . „:d ro ll ot r i: be ms e aria beb t l ot e rsies e"r a il l i af r thogiert a t im ba ut r"' :f i l or bel arow n w( thin e llie : e refiw i l p i i i , I' Ir• iobility and. Fan*. I, that the atto . ve Oa. th l is,rietrinteatii to the istertits of tht,Bioghs. LLA RWs OATENT 3,t. Tha t *tiny „g the dmftish siatoi ,. , which ,4 • 4 li b j ..aed 4.70 . 611 Ch times, cad at the light of seehigiamemslis the the Pareste?. Iff.re- • I traded to ah....-------k.o* than oroottediur of lb. Anutirehinelt 6.1 0 Pt!!" shall 4 PPsiut• 'or)t,,, if t.i -_ - - _ ~ i ~~ ~ .....•••• v. ...IC 1 F prOpil". t MIT! uurty Ur a go- -Islaao, imr—ieobargb, 1738—Ditto, 1744. ueral meeting of their body. f u r the purpose of lateoo7Beo ".. 7aotlt 1690, (e) 114 501i0rt4 11 , 17 46-I.lolitltgow, 1769—Stirliod, 1/81...- 4 the Wales bad ma. m ontruie , 1817. sigrecUsg to ou address to . No Alajeety, cartgralula le t- 1 esatittee of the fiord (d) Perth and Aberdeen, 1716—Perth, Breeisia, Mootrooe, t ;:n r tm e :::!Cy rY : 011: ti I bat the wb•le 8 61 8 111 and Aberdeoo, 17411... Aberdeen, 11118. v itt iec ot o t : i t: friendly Frii.k ro v irl . 1, I l a d h 1 • .7 .... i ll w i ........ Trrrith rig r eze , ileesd, 111 m: Ynk NEW TN Ski TIVIN-ROYA L. H A FNAiltiNtir • ' T HIS Rve.mioic, FRIDAY. Augur 44, will be performed the Comedy et • ' • RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. The DIAS /0( Meette, Faidliser,• Jamb Mr. Baker; the Copper Captain, - Mr. Decamp; Alonzo, Mr. Payne; Leon, Mr Cow/ray; Cavil - VP, Mr. Younger. Margaritra, Mt. Sayre; Victoria, Mrs. Coveuey; . Isabel, Mrs. Ken ' nedp ; Ergifaiii; Mrs. inharoe. ' After which A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Col. Preriove,•Mr. Jost.; Lord Rivers, Mr. Raker. Lady . Elisabeth Frreluee, Mrs. Chatterley. To conclude with • Farce, in two aetsoglied TOP:11411,1t FOR DINNER Frank Poppletoo, Mr., Junes; Frederick Pi;epleiscarlik. Baker{ Mr. Nicholas Twill, Mr. Otberry; Piaseek,rik. Williswor ; Rolf Rattle, Mt. J. Vareaell. Mrs. . Mrs. Ppmrce; 111ias EMIR. littattedia4l44,4olMa. ..it•itetll Pinar" MO. Young. , • ; .1, • 1 / • • to be optimal et Halfptaibastelloll4.46o/11111pla at Saves. 4 • .ti luZ WS • Ita 11..1 1 ,r ..Clown, illabomirinet . . . .. An 4,41; (g 1 11!)111.• I Flares fur the Bowe/Etc labia at Me. Maatiagista, at the Theatre. N. ll .—Privasi.RirsaksaWriv W • 1 / 2 0 11, 9 bt application at the Box-ufbce. _ Fogiiisabfeia 7 afttr whkb, am time, a new await Piece, la one lai c callelAge4cli-amaking—wi.b The Tale. •1).1:411 • "?.,1 14 W" . .l a iMiLgdP*R *i. rae )l Am.'s • ~/ d~ o~ ~,:. L." 71114 TR R-HO Y II STKA ND. THIS E V EN.INt ik IFK ( D AY. Awe. BA. will be performed 4.714ane) a new Mello.dransa, is two acts, called THE MILLER'S MAID. The • Miller, Mr. Bartley; Georg., Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, i. Emery • Molly, Mr. Harley; Old Grimier, Mr. Row ilnithant. Dame, : Mrs. Grose; the Milk,. Maid, Miss Kelly. .glow wlsieh,l2th lime, a new Comic Piece, in owe stet, called 4, TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS. a MOWN Prime, Mr. W. Ileoirett; Mr. Trimmer 's Mr. .; Ralik, alias Capiaio • Bousee, alias Lawyerwyer Johnson, alias Humphry Clod, Mr. Harley. 1,017 Omer, Mrs. Grove; Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Balla. • .4 t' To conclude with (23d tiler) a new Petite Pieter, Willie acts, milled LOVE'S DR EA !W. Predeviek Easy, Mr. Wrench; Simon, Mr. Harley; Rear, Norton, Mr. Pesrman • Mr. Dormer, Mr. Rowbutham ; lawyer, Mr. Murky. C ecilia Dormer, Miss Kelly; Maria, Mrs. Bryan. The Illuminated Shrubbery will be opened at Eight eClork for the admissio• of the Second Price, which com mences at Nine. Boxes, bs. ; Seemed Price, U.—Pit, 35.; Second Price, 16.6 d —Lower Gallery, 25.; Seemal Pr.cc, Is—Upper Gal. key, Secoud Price, 6d. Doors open at Half-past Six, the Performance to begin at Seven. To-morrow, The Milky 's Maid—Two Wires—and Belles Without Beaux. VAUXHALL. Owing to the very besutiful Weather that has just oet ibe Gardens will not close until Welfroulay Next, Au. Rust Mk Some additional preparatioas are making to give mat to the few re/stewing eights' Entertaiumeills. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, August • 24. there rill be a GRAND GALA, I. which it will doobtlessly be confessed that the roma, eorp-drail of the wb.le Contras is most splendid and imposiug. The VIAL-WORK.: will also be a fiat display of Pyro. technic inventiost, and which will lernsiuste with the grind and interesting Seene of the Eruption of Mount Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples.--The Ruyal Military, 4 :!ateduniass, anal Panacea Bands, Wince, the Acts and after the Cau ser!, will perform a satiety ot popular Martial sod other Music. -Admission 3s. 64.—Doors epee at Seven, and the Cosa. cell hypo, at bight Clock. THE NEW SCHEME. HAZARD and CO. Contractors for the present 'Amery, Lid every hour greater cause to control/1- aq, themselves no listing adopted a plats strait foriesid rheum, with nil Sletillog Manny, 'indite! Two Blanks fo a T•The! MAZAItU sad Co. never experience greater plea sir than when it us dui. Rood fortune to lry before their wads • S •itrO9C like the present, that is honunred by t h e o.blicapptuhation. The Drawing begins 30th idUCTOBEIt. The &hese monies the fullowisty Prizes:- 3 Prize, of £30.000 ! 5 of 25,000 and £lOOO 7 . . of l,OOO and 500 12 of 3OO and 200 94 0f. .. .... 100 and 50 too of 40/. 301. and 25 6,460........ ..201. 151. 12/. and 10 ALL MONEY!—NO STOCK PRIZES! NO CLASSES! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! The Numbers now telling are the original Whet and Ilhorairfas Ike whole time of &seism, kr he dr ruled according to the old Nods of Drawiag; shot is, If a Number be nut drawn the Fait Day, it will to op is the Freund Day, start If sot drawn the *road Day, it will gu Ya to Na Thud Day, mud so on emit the Twkrie aid Sham are &Iliac at HAZARD and Co.'s (ild marl Furiunate °Hero, 93, Royal rechaur. emablished apssrds of a Ceisiurp ; ta, ; sad 314, Oxfurd. sow ; 'Arra ihry blond and iirsifil it ass Last bairn', 15,702 0,064 Z15,0•0 Also 411 OM 00,000 PriPs /4 Ow taller,. et•/' l A' a ec AT Cella