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M4RRIAGR IN NMI Lin. A letter, dated Edinburgh. OIL 110,sayloks"Thie the lon. Peter ktobert Burrell. eldest ten rd Gwydir and Lady Willoughby, received nand of the Huo. Miss Drummond, iie r •es the noble house of Perth, from Ltd Elphin , Tbe bridal party immediately let off from turn and Blackwell'. Hotel, waiere they have , 1 ,1, fur Drummond Castle, the family mansion where they Will be joined by their rein and friends, and Vats nuptial. celausted in root princely COKK, Ucroisba 16. Wedr.esclay, the 14tn. r lallynaultig. near lay, a party of men attacked tire house of o f rite name of Slattery. for die purpose of mioga f o rensic possession. 'lbw rash a. st lawless atu min uulortunately proved fatal to two of the su ilens, Atichael blonsay sad Peter Casey; and l oser of the party, Lau. notoily. has heea so ok , ; „ of reiy wounded, that his lute is despaired ot. 1 . . e attempt sr take a forcible possession If less Ire riacia than it used to be in ilus coons). and until Is a. instance. has not for some time Ligatured. Lest, ' , se w, some of the very profound kmgmb Jout „ha; s hould give a new reading to what is meant b y br ows possession, we shall tatway stat• witat it S pmetirnes it happens. that the tenant in r.ss.sisn , at the expiration of his term, is so poor. tecannot oar any nrw landlord v.. o will let bin his lead ; and his old one, to whom perhaps lie is m wear, is desirous to get rid of hunt In this his landlord, who is oftentimes but one o f tin poor e ass of little farmers, this no legal re ssel aut by bringing an tiga raw ; in whish, al. thoJ4ll he. may succeed and have possession duly r:ted to him, )et he will be all toe coos out of pica, as be cannot recover them from the tenant ta has riveted, on account of his extreme poverty. 1, will somet , mes happen, that the costs et an *jos.- nent-suit ars mote tf. an the fee of the ground in nspute is worth. 111 this difficulty, one of those in etched landtords. who cannot *fiord wnolly to low his rear, nor yet afford to lose ilia coals in a spit against his miser able tenant. sometimes is dam to desperation ; and, associating I is friends, ho endtavours to do that by force (notwithstandnig tht vengeance of the law is impending) which he CAstiot .ceomplish by other Frisians. i his ts the rinval cone of tilling keen)* possession ; and ratably the calamity which we have stated is staitanable to it also. It arises out of that fertile esso of many of our moral i,.fis mines, the exsidne mercy' us the lower classes of the people. Lord Mu to RA v a lei t sown, last night. for his seat at Fulham. . Mr. PAVLL, we regret to hear, is further from frowsy than ever. 1 - le has undergone auottaer pieta; 0E10'46011, which ZfitafilWa luuf fur the pre sto to st. bed. A tobictipeion in the army has been recommended for crStitig monuments, to nose "athirst udirsca Yeast And felejur wbo igli cu liohty Ludt AleeriCe 1 anJ Ctii. airl'LEOD, its 1 . 47 pt. 'llll Earl of 114•1111INGTON. CilereallZier of the Faeces ix Ireland, bas ono pleesed to appoint Laid Viscount f ossas, son to Um r..arl of G . and eeliure to the Burl of Moms, to be one of his lailthip's Aid-de-Camps. A Print of yesterday says, we believe. without ley, stubutity, that Alt. I.los cos 11/6 intespettecty prettied to Paris aids a Gentleman consumed wan A/11/.i..istratiots. with a I :eltrnkary treaty of Peace, cut .tbd 4,4 y • ice his pocket.' says. that some General Of with a ten orceoreot of Poops, are to be sent off to Epp. /...: 21 battalion 71st Regiment, comm:nded by that Stall/US Officer, 1 . .1.uur Ascntset.o Le se r {ELI, iies hens particularly successful in lecruittog from the Scots Militia. The 71st is a Regiment. That two distinguished corps, the Old Buffs astl the llth Fuat, ate its 'airtime at Plymouth. the small, but recites, remains of Inc 7 b h, or Higt/undets. Eft coming twine trout Egy,.t. srt.e 14 batialaust of the 70/ii, which has Ikea eouut 14 years in India, is Iste . .r.so expeetted kca.e. In the course of this week. nine French Mow, who had broken their parole at Crediton. him t•cen apprehended. and committed to Hig Gaon. hour of them were taken near Thorvcrton, Devonshire, ah.bt which neighbourhood they had wandered Nee days and nights, with nothing to subsist oa but turnips, and such fare as they could colleit horn the &;I% and hedges. 'fhe Hope Fire Office Company will try their new engi-es, this morning, in Mr. Daum:a Yard, at [ titan's! Highway. The tuunan who assisted at Copenhagen in the cochtiuttiou of the rockets that did so much nu:- chief to the enemy, was drowned. on Satutday, at Woolwich, in descending from the vessel into a boat to come ashore. Lvery attempt was made to Lava him, but without success, owing to the strung calrent of the tide. Last week the foUndation stone of the new light- Imsei near the centre of the trout of Dockwray square, Newcastle, was laid. At the same time the C-rNration of the Trinity.house of that town con traCtr4 with one of Lord Cocuriowoon's Agents for another piece of ground, in the angle el the Loral ghts-quay, for another light-house. The tor roc will be 70, the other 81r tea high, and when li nuhed, pursuant to Aa of PAlittetteitt, wail afford a safer direetion for vessels to eater that Tyne. Our paper of Thursday last contained a report of Ole trial of Mr. PAM!, an apothecary, ou 1514,:ic lriars%ruatl, lot an assault upon Lis apprentice, EIS conviffion, and semence to pay a tine tit Valet bas requested es to SIAM. that Le was uornediately discharged upon his own sr-cognizance, 411 4 paid the fine next day. He also requvsts us to contradia that part ot the report which states, that the teal isbjeß of Mr. Pasca was coact quit vt the 4 PP r enlice end keep the fee which he received with h ub. tutbing to that circa having appeared upon t ll . ll t and to add farther, that silidellte was , 441 . 1 ce*i 111.1011 the trial, to disprove the charge of F 1 ,17 having half-st arve d t h e b oy ; and strew, that, vnti rvap•it to toads he was heated as apprentices %nosily are. . .., - . WEgtifINSTIR SLSSIVICIL ~ •. The Coors were occupied a great put of this day in hearing the argument' of Couseel upon an Ap. peal Cause, *pp srently of little issoollst, on recount of the small amount of the disputed sum. but which, in its result, must prove of considerable im portance to the blaster of the Appellant, as well as a material pilot for the public to b.. informed of. It was an Appe.,l by a potter of Mr. Hatchet, of the Whirr Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. against a con vidion of limes Reid, Esq. the Wagistrate at Bnw-street, fx unlawfsely detnandii g the sum of tarn-oencr, for warebouse-ronm, in addition to the porterage, on the delivery of a parcel to a gentle man. in ; and the question was. whether the charge for warehouse-room be legal ! Tots WAS. consequently, of great importance between the coaclomaster and the public. After hearing Counsel upon both sides, the Learned Chairman, Mr. kl • I MG, delivered it AS his decided opiiiina. that the add tional charge of two-pence for warehouse-room. WAS pCI teekly ille gal. and the Court accordingly confirmed the en crefirn v•lth costs. The ellihnients of Counsel, upon other Appeals, of no general interest or imporrance. n xt occupied the attentlor, of the Court ; after whici., the Jury were sworn in, and they proceeded to the trial of various assaults, of which the following were alone worthy of notice : _ . _ 'fete Specs:, and PLe4e his wife. stood indifted for assaulting Mary Hewitt, on the 12th of June last. It appeared, from the testimony of the Pro muftis, that the traverser. resided in tb • next boast to her. in Crown-court. Sohn. and dealt in rauins and ceumpets. She herself kept a green gro..r's shop. About twelve o'clock, on the 12. h of June, Spratt, the hi:eland. tame into her house, and de. mended the reason of her abusing t is wife, and giving a bad chararler to his fv.u.se He then struck her a blow upon ber atm, pelted her with the potatoes whici' we:e lying fot sale, threw some let tuces, and flung the baskets in which they were, at her. Ihere was 315(.2 pail full cf water, at the corner of the shop window, with which the wile of Stout wetted he: to the skin Ott her cross-examination by Mr ALLEY, site swore that she did not know ihe reasan of Spratt's thus abusing b rr. She never did charge his wise .ith keeping an improper Meuse, nor ever ' , Petite an U•ICIVik d to either or see harem's ; but, during the whole affray. owes.] iskt a typber. This acchint was cotr-fintrated by I...evidence of 11.1uns, and r t a female friend of the Pro secirtr.s. From the master in whielt iney hods de livered their testimony. it appeared to be an acrt -1710111,US prosecution. J rm-s Lumley lived in the nelghbaurhood. are poets! that ro h the hini!.l:lJ and the Pros Tunis threw the poAtom at ear is Os , sr. The Prosuntrit also made use of very disagreeable language td Mrs Spratt •r!. Jury found them Garrity. and the Court adjudged James Sprats to pay a fi e thirteen shillings and fourpence, and his wife one of six shilling. arid eightpevice. Sons , journeymen seoemakers, of the names of Pew, Welkinape. Newt2n, Beeman, f/- , K beree. and Iretkitir, were charged with assaulting one John Frame's. The Prosecutor Francis stated, that he had been kept oat of work mar two yetis by the contbiaatioa ,4 the traversers against Lim. Tla:t on the Jst of June last, by the advice of his em ployer, he went where the travcrsers were, to ni et the assault. They were, with many other persons, sitting in their club-rtirsin, at the corner of Gstun court, Eaton-street. Witness sat down for nerr an hour, when a ;piton named Cornish called urn'. him to pay his hoe. He thee got up to captain the reason of his inability to do so, when some moms cried, tt Kick him out." He was struck by one Arnold, sand by t're tr see Newtnn, but none of the other persons in Court struck him. It was be tween the hoots of nine and ten o'clock. and ke was by no means drunk. On his cross-examination it appeared, that he had sworn before the Grand Juty. that m:n who were not in the room at all during the 'right, had struck him, and that his fa ther induced him so svrear against them. I'sio n itnesses, named Coles and Watson, moore, that they were in the roam, ar,d that the Pt °motor never was struck by the traverstr,Ne The Jury appeared fully satished of the inset. , re statement of the Prosecutor, and argaitted alt the Defendants. Jana* tiroses Was acquittal of an assault upon Wm. Lloyd, one of the lnspe&ors appointed by the Committer for the rarrz.val of nuisances M toe pa rish of fit. James. From the evidence it appeared. that although Us° Officer was obstruaed in the amain° of his duty.. yet there w.ts not dill proof of his having suliand any violence. 'rhe CHAIRMAN ♦ery properly admonished the Defendant on the impropriety of his conduct ill ob struSing an Otlicer itr the execution of his dirty, and reconimended him to be careful of again sohjesliting himselt to the penaltiesof the Aft of Patti:menu The Hurricane of Thursday night did not nett shut so much damage as might have been espeaed a large tree in Bt. James's Park was blown down • the small craft on the river escaped the fury of th e storm, on account of in being low water. Ahnoni, the person whom we stated to have been in custody for forging the will of a man who is now living, and selling not his stock, to the amount of 3001. was, on Thursday, folly commuted 'lv trial, at the Office in Marlborough-street. Mr. Pat DDI e, the person who was represented by the Psi toner as being dead, proved the fads of his being personally known to the Prisoner, and of his having 3001. in the Bark ; and the sale of the stock was proved by the Broker who sold for the Prisoners. The woman, who was taken as an accomplice, was discharged. A motion for a new trial will b• made in the en. suing Term, in • cause of little importance to the Public, eicept on the groimil on which a new trial is to be made. It was tried in the last Term by a Nperiel Jere, when a srerditt• was given (or the Dc. (endant. It has since been discovered, that one of ; the joy / is, and war at this time so rrfremely dray; as not to hc.tt another person ilia& to common con versation when sitting next hint. his therefore contended, the Jury was iticointlrtats the merits be. log heard by eleves'ohlri.' - .. .r_ POLICL -..-mm-- tearromosaanew. Andrew Ma r ti!!, yesterday, under ent a final ex amination upon the chfferent, charges preferred againt hem by several Innkeepers anti Cate-house keepers. Thomas -Pitthothe, waiter at the Saracen's Head. Snowhill, stated, on the evening of Friday, the 17th July last. lie rementhers the Prisoner ccming in a hackney-coade, with a trerfk, to the Suomi'.- Head, who inforresed him he intendeci.,tp, rearsaiN there that night, and then go by theeoach to Bs veeky, in Yorkshire ; had some brands And water in the Ctff.e-room, which he paid for ; he slept there on Fti.l.ty night, in a two-bedded room, on the second A r .r; a gentleman of the name Kathe rine, wl.o is now in Dublin, slept if. the same room with tint. Ms. K. was ,tfal;gra to go out between six and seven o'cicck in the morning, about busi: oss. In hi, re.oence, the Prisoner took the opportuity of bteXng open his trunk. and taking several articles r f Ve.'4litig app mi. He also went into a room on tl e first A i.r, which was occupied by a Mi., Clarke, Surgeon of the ..boinciJar, and took out of a leather trim:.k, which 1w toiceJ at the sides; several articles of wearing snarel, heel !es a .packet hook and serval -ur;2141 hooks ; the pecker-bni.k contained a Navy ch ca , drawn by der/Captain of time ,lude• (-our, foe 26! ; amorgs. tne view articles were a shirt, neat ked Joke Caeltp." in fall length, and al•o a handkerchief, now keel is the hams manner ; the tabor dings w. f. ma. keit with ihr 1.,'. The handltc chiels ander, Mr. Clarke told Wit ness n'i'rkla IF }WU manner, o etle irk. The sn Its lost by Mt lathuise, welt: marked in the breast tinder the heel. t: After the Witneo. basi viewed the things produced by th e Pawnbrokers, lie said, the only thing thought he knew was a' pair of doe-Ain Lee ..;: t es, which; in length, corresponded with Mr. K,atile tine's heisht, hut be cduld not switar posture 4 to them, as they had n.. particular mask. The Patirnbt .ter, with whom they w: re pledged, took them pawn from durPtisoner, by :Le n....me ' of - .lnlen Wuliams. The Sitting hlagistrat,, Mr. Beata. obretved, that the evidence produced was not sufficient up. n this charge to commit the Prisoner ; and, at the same time; sited him if he knew any thing of the Navy Bill mentioned by Pitthothe The Pei• boner, in the most solemn and positive manner, de nied any knowledge of the hill. Trott. the Officer, produced some things; two of the handkerchiefs were marke, J. C. when a chamhei ?twat hum the haraces.'s S identified !hem as the property of Mr Ci.tke. The Prismer was fully committed for teial, open ti ree 4.li.agrs. Brfo- e he left the Bar, be said he s'iould be able, his t: al, to prove that many of t..e articles were I onesrly come hy. his wife an f lie having Bought tram gentlemen's servants sue s • things as were cast If by ihi ir mare; s and mi rres•es, es w• appear from his wile's card of seatress, con. lie w: , ; Wi/Gbefilef #441401 iihd ieed. lie homily hoped that tiai,e things wnic a were un cial a alieC..t n• delivered to Ulll stile; fey whose And that of his children, he tairett.d. Clot, by Any edam, of hi: hie, he should degrade or dia. grace them. . T.ie unclaimed shims in the hands of the pawn" br,,kets were debarred to tie unfortunate ENID% vri:e, a Mr. Fl-tcher having first veiy ! tirsedesi isith the Magistrate to de.,ver u.em in leer in consideration of her isse 151115 j, wit baying six cnildreu to maintain. An I rqu:sit;on Wes t then on Thursday, at a public boos at Neu tngt n. on the body rd a person who put a perio t to his existence on die preceding stay.' I ia^ decerseti, trio) was a MAD of respeel.trie ap pearance, was a passet , ger in • stageecoach. and whilst ri , ng in the 'tarp &ph, with two tether prr , sons, h.• ds.w pistol out e•i his pocket, and dis charged its el/Merit - a' iie his head. Thine was no evidence to prose wi.o ohs deeexted • W4ll. bat he was supposed to be a •oreizt, er, from sortie does tncots in his p ekes ho k. He had not spoke to Any o' the pass rg rs, and appeared in a defeasti star.. Vrd a- Ihse,i!::. The New Lo*tcry Pian only wanted to be brought into Mime, W conliince the public of the u .ivessal estimation whicti it meats. This was atrongly exempliSed on Tuesday lass, by tie answer of a gentleman, who, oat of six numbers. b 4.1 foes ~f thttn drawn, on tha• day, Supplementary Prize Tickets. Btiag ark-o by an arlitaia:tace, if be intended to g-t them ca51....1 at the rate o. 201. he replied —" What I do you imagine that I will forego Eris striki g earn,st of Fortune's good will ?—No. no, 111 stand their issue in the Suppplementary Scheme I" J. No. 16, Cornhill, informs the Holders of Supplementary Tickets and Shares, not receiving money, that their identical Numbers will be drawn even again in the Supplementary Lottery, of only 6,000 Tickers, giving them vie chance of the g•eat Prizes of 20.000 c. 10,0001, Otet Thousands, Five fitindreis, &a. kc. Le. with out any addict flat expinie„ or trouble ut changing their Numbers. The Ticket 5.185, draws yesterday a Prise of 5001. was sold is 1 Quarter, S Eighths, and d Sis teerdh Sharer, at Bssa's, 4, Comilla, and 9. Char ing. Cross, and is the only Capital Prise yet sold to t'te Public, the Contratiors baring had the alms. The following is the State of the Wheel t--1 Prise of 20,0001.-4 of 1,0001.-4 of .500:.—Tt,r 15-st drawn Ticket on the filth day, November the 6,h, is entitled to 40,0u01. Tues Jay neat will be the third day of drawing. Tickets and Shales are eel• ling warranted Undrawn. Dos'r Del•r A hissi get, or you f.-r ever lose the only opportunity of gaining the Grand Prier of him housand Pounds. All Purohasers of Tickets or Shades, before Ns:: 'Rattier, 060. ben £7th, have a Chance for the tollowing Won derful List of Capitals Prize of 40,00d1.-2 of 2 0 .0006—al of 10,0001.-9 of 1,0001.-9 of 5001. Ticktots'ead ~hares, in great vari.•:y, an Inkling by Sir J. BOA MIC. its and Co 11, HOIDOIn, 3,', Coen hill, sad dd. Haymarket The tisne is now, or the 013P^rtumir for ever lost, of gaining tor 111. 40,0u0k.-101. 14s. 40,001.1 —5l. at. 10,0091.. — ad. 15s. 5,0001.-11. N. 11,1a01. A letter, da • .r,;ni%g the Lord Gay the lair nand t tale The stone. The t Prunus and po jiid, for 1 v ie And lilt 1• .10 t, t he wort pri nr il. Wedim itiertety. 4 9. SW ° °I il ' e • a lorct t. aneraPi um"' sio u tith d wither of it i ts; serstell C stqLopt • (plebe than il instance. ▪ Meese. son o h o ' ,weld by forcible ix Threw S r sf•si•ni. at er re eannt him his land is so Elea. I m 0at ,.,., his • of tit • poJr meJy Jut by itci,;fi n dj v,:ed to I icet, as h h has ejede I. will sorrel Dent-suit an iisputo is It • cached lar ▪ lose his rent, .sit against dam to des he endeavour tht mgeanct Cana ACCOr iprrAl CAM Probable the &untenable t emu of man lawny a th Lord Mut st Fulham. Mr. Pant. etrovery the pieta; opera sat to bui be A tobscrip for e:l4.ling m Yawss 311,1 bilis Amer] The Earl Races ix Ire V Lsount t 0, to eh Imaship's A Print a lay authority p'+,teeded to Admi.,istrati cut and el Itepon Sal a ten orcea ES/Pit bat that sealt,tte {En., ha. Is from the Se , Regiment. tw ad the I I th The mail Ilt.sv , ,hrre I Egy i .t. (teen 44uut Leme. In the eon who had arc apprehended of them wet lilt 'able/ Mtge days te. Lit turnips, from the fie!! 'lne lope new engt-cs, at Ritcl.tr., I Tae l:11M4 COCIAlUtlitOl 111 1 .4111% 'UTENANT orrLtum trRRr. On Tuesd,ay morning the rernalni eif l ll atenane Willi sin l eiry. who rras executed on the preceding day on board t!.e thmatd, in Plymrsu :I Sound, weld taken trotri the R o yal Hospital in a :may, for inter ment, in 'sit:met-oaq Chapel. atttncled by is;veval friends nt'his respedablefaraily. A great or.couree of people attendee him to the grave, vi:ie'e the fu neral service was read, in a most imprtrive nu:fi ner, ty the Rev. Mr. Itkliske. Note li.tandinx the horrid nature of his ;rime, i7:211Y a tear of pit! dropped with him into filflLtave_ He was only ,a year, and his *coin* ffi , ers. who with him in s eeral hazaidAtii ent:rpr:z...r. can test:if that a braver s amass 4tal hot he. Of &mils children, nine still'remilr tO hewail, *Oh his at teed parents. his 'writ*el , in 4, untimely tate. We understand, that doringtfi l !apt fikeilk of his life, he was perfretiy rtigpsit, atisd Mpt his cmr duet was, every resptirtru7 Ucorriliii his aw:isl Situation. • SPORTING I; LIU E NUL /MICH It" RACES. a v. irt • TkeIISDAY • Oer• ee. - *-- Mr. Sho.vhridge's b Vully, SA agai,t,t Mr Panto"! ate, Poor, 7st. (i 1..... Nrw Course SO ggia...a... .1..1 This tads • good race, on lay belt a length, by Mr. 11,40 gore% Polly. Sweeiht•ats fire guinea: each (Heys iks New Coma), $ subreriberc • , 4.17.: Mr. Ropart4 h se Slip-by ,• t 1 Mr. V0..e1e%). b g Lueea•Ml . . , • ,3 Mr Cr. seciferes b. g J.,hn Bull . ' .1 Mr Paaree's eh .. g. Scow. - I* Lt. P5..a 'a 4r. R. V•ella* Jack . • M , . F.,vrt's bream g4iiag, Post Ntaater, broke &OW pa g e up V c hrew et the It*. Mr p r owl,. Me. Itio u maa, Mr. vi.,A, ani Mr. iebniarde a , were toly.e.ib -,s, boa did net name. Ttle day preyed ell WIT ofwermy,Tert few parsons of fodder actandad. . HOLTWILM. HUNT. TUBOAV. CCT. 20. A Flte.n Guinea. V•:.ke4. I. eery ( nye SutortNiers I,ned Or.siveneo'd br e. by Sir NW., .i-wr. old - Sir T Mosty.s . < h. by r Tose.. f sla . s• _ _ The hieutbeist trin mil Please( 5 lits..-. Two mi e hears. Mr. ‘holmutitivkir's gi g Morebower. by Delpiai,sied 1 1 Ste T. Mottell'e eh g M./metes°, s.yr. 041 - - t 11 Sir W. Wynn'. h. Lemon, tired - - - - A March lee Sage Sir W.W. Wylie'. eh g. by Gisocus - e - 1 Mr. Prices b. g. Aladdin by Meteor - . The Meters, Stakes of I%gt. emb......0ns Inge beat (sios s " . Ssleetitevo. Mr. Cholmendeley'a b. h. Chariot, reyr old - - I' Mr. Lloyds h. Govetvus, &r.ll . . . g Two poone against Chaim Six others started but were net placed. • NEWMARKET, CRAVEN MEETING, lE*, TtlesDAT. Mr Lloyd's Cardinal Beaufort. est. Ifrh. art the buts of Geatern's Musician. 6u. 121 u. Lb. 1111 lohgv. h. ft. SP.COPIO SPRING MEETING. LAST OAT. Mr Anton. Enedeent eget Mr. Wyndham't Stun, let 1:b. with, Timmy rahl C00t.., 'Miss. FIaST OCTOBER MF.F.TIhIG, 1110. WITOWIIIDA T. • - SenTstsices of Vega tart.. to ft Ab. M. 114. Sib. each than three yrs old CI F. O. Ostioreee h. c. by Trstrupater, an of a react .e. lentatist. Mr. CAA, b e. by Column, out of Active!. Greavettees 4 e. hy Casino, out of Nike. CODICIL TO THE WILL-01r TPFE. LATE GEO. HUTTON, ESQ. OF DLTITORIL The late Mr. Horton, who kept an academy in Deptford, was allocated at rag's College, in the University of Aberdeen. To his last MP, in which he left an annuity to his wife, a turn to hit 'lily danghter, MT& Mackie (the widow of a Naval err), and sundry leg cies, he added a Codicil. be queuthing all the remainder of his estate to his es,- Corers, Sir WiiiigM Curtis. B 'rt. Mr. Chaim r. Mr. Woodi.,ffe, and Mr. Eider. in mist for the follow. lag beneficent purpose, viz.— Tu intabl , rb a number of Mimi or .S./leis? tarps in the King`, College, 014 Ahenieeii, which .hall "be a. igncd to St relents, by the Pri• ant Reg, •, or Prefemors of the Cii:wre. The 13ar'f. are vs be gam, .1, a at. -oremercementof each Se•sams a is classes of tote. is, one of 141 p. r annum ; one of 161. nee of 14. and ono of 12 which are to be gettined 'meowing to the merit of the cAnd.dAtts, by a public and open competition Ti. Bones are to be held b' the. Sttidents for fair yeah, latish is the usual own of stogy in the Coilleee ; and at the end of the tilde there is to be a eArand othopetition among the Bur•rm for a print of torthty guise. as The :Lines are to be fery•egfit is camber, if toe funds wgl sdwk of so m any I it that these will be this., classes or four each. by -rhoeh tterfer stuJeots *lll be ani.uaily pre•idrd tor; 'AIM three prises, of tere.ity gannos each, 343 gaol to those in tile high: it, or maintain rigs% on g ring off nom C The con• etition is to 13. ()Jen to who've fro it any ya t of the tinned kingdom of GP! Of Bitten or Irriand. A - d the only ro 41.tion us, that thee shall have inert' conic progress in the Lads, and titeek lauguenve, and us Matherost C 4 Mr. Hutton has she rustle r0t...0n few the changes *at may tike place in the .aloe of stoney, either as to deprecia tont or aucotentstien. lie direSs t the vale of it shell. every twenty year,, be settled by the average pe,e r, for met prate, of wheat at Bear Key. Ha i•ho direct., that if there sh,uld be a surplus arising from the anotial ;induce of his food., after them ear, suds ,sorplus than Ns to segment the Yalu the t.Orati, and to such tither objects fur the promotion of Iketetute and metal. a, the Regebts or Professors of the said College shall direct. Ana Is. gives aMt of very valuable ruts, sod regulations for the government of the Winery en this so as to en. gage their attention, animate their 'tumult of knowledge, and promote the °haematite of their reboiling and rental duties; and he conclude, with &daring. lb it he lies made this tl.spesi. tam of hn estate hum the COiliCilnt"jj tdea, that i n moron. raging the cultivation of letter., and rearing up a mintage of young men, wiu may be Cdt thereby to enlighten the minds • other,, he Aare endeavou.vid to dischirge the doty which he own to his country, and t. lenity hiv gratitude to the deice thin has clowned his labours wigs success. Tne wt:l and tern cod oils have iven resitially proved at Dee. tor.' ClllDfillani. IS t we ,ser., that thosis a th,list whether this resra•renrary rhspoi,t of his red estate la kgal, and whether the wdl an be earned wtr execution. If not, the whole wall widow, and Mrs. Mackie, of Camoomell, his only daughtvr. The New SiStsea res. on Thursday. completed their inspeZtion of the numerous lock-up houses through • at the metropolis, and they have already madr,or NI make, many important regslatinns in :hese receptacles of misfortune. The last regulation made in them. was so long since as the year I 79.7- How have :al our tucherovocutuT s'.:eruEs slept du• sit/ that torn later vat i