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AERIAL. ASCENSION. [Free Mettleie Aversion Paper.] Saturday afternoon we were wee highly gratified by witnessing the aecenaion of Mr. Green in his magnificent balloon, called the 't Coronation Bal loon," it being that in which' he ascended from the Green Park. London, on the *ceases* of his Mej 's Committee, avid efterwardit'lkom the Gardens. This was the third awes. WOO this intrepid aeronaut within the. loin five ka ; and a more interesting elatctecle of t kind cannot be imagined. The ascent took lace from a - commodious piece of ground, called the Duke of York's Bastion, between the Lion and Unicorn Gates, by leave of the Board of ()Atom,. whose patromage of, and kind assistance to, Fir. Green, merit high commendation. The hallkon, which is thirty feet six inches in diameter, and sixty feet high, with the car attached, sod very handsomely ornamented, was inflated from the game. meter of the Ports's we works. This operstion coin. nn etieed at It o'clock, eind4 o 4lleeltrectionot Mr. Out. het(. engineer of the gas works, and was completed soots after Iwo o'clock. It contained 15.00. Vinous, or cubic feet of earburetted hydrogen, or real Kee.. It was the opinion of Mr. Sadler, the aero naut, when Mr. Green wad about to make his trot aerial engage with coal lot that it would not ass. awry the purport intended. it not her* af soffirient otrength to *upped him in a bsoyane,itate in the air. All the preparatory armngementrising coon. plate, precisely at 13 minutes past thrde (by Ports. mouth time) Mr. Green busing taken his seat in the car, and the could which confined the bulimia being loosened from the stale!, lies tools his leave of the thotilonds of spectators "mend him and the balloon gradually ascended to the ethereal regions with a insjesty end ease that supplanted every ap preheneive feeling, and imported a sensation the most pleaaing and gratifying. The atmosphere being unfortunately dense, the gsllani aeronaut was e n v e l o p e d i o t h e cl ou d s i n ;bout . sine minute and a half, and after an interval of four minutes end a half the balloon was again seen iit a north-easterly direction, sod Mr. Green was othaerred deliberately throwing oat some of his bel lied (sand); which oreasioned the balloon again ra pidly to ascend; in two minutes it was lost sight of, end, in an interval of three minutes, it was again seen in the direction of flavant, between which place and Illingstone, at the hot tom of Swassenner-Line, Mr. G. safely descended, after a voyage of forty minutes, I'Ve should not Ile jusiice to Mr. Green did we not ismer, him that lie baa afforded them towns the fagh ea t gratification iii viewing this g , Hipi de; and his runt collected manner, so fitly semi., visited with his intrenidity, is pot the least or foie conmenetideltle qualifications as an aeronaut.-.. A bead attended on the green, and played In. soorite airs during the preporrtion, but, at she ' moment of ascension, the Ladies expressed their admiration by clapping of hands. and the hand struck up t!ie melons! air of " God tree the ling." It should be mentioliell that an accident. happened to Mr. Green whilst the balloon was 111 , . Bating, by one of the cootie breaking. which it was wparreloraded would prevent bun from arcending; when Mr. Onthen, the engineer, with great spirit And • promptitude off red himself to enmity his ttlece. 11'e fear Ale. Green will not be remunerated fur his publie-spinted visit and (-erotism.; ther e was ssa immense body of opectatora, bat few compara tively took those stations which were destined to Aintribute to the expenses incurred. Vire have helm] that it Is probable he will wake another IiSCCIAIOII. [FURTIPPI PARTlCuihig.] • si tn th e it h ose an written we have been C lamed with a more detailed account, but which he wont of time admits of nor ouly extracts lion:-- ." This rplendid balloon was manufactured by Mr. Green: its diameter is 31 feel, end its sur frice measures 920 square yards; it is made cif reen and white sulk in alternate stripes, continuing about 690 yards. " Th., weather being hazy, in a few minutes it entered the clouds and we. out of sight. Not 'withstanding the valve at the top of the balloon was opened, the dilation of the gas ass su .great (owing to the intensity of the sun above the clouds), that it continued to ascend, with 'lnarpri.ing velocity, to the height of upwards of tire tholisend feet, when it gradually descrodect, and passing through the clouds, Mr. Green strut& e.d the udrniriug spectators a second view of it, winch gave great eatisfaction. The contraction, however, of the gay, from the vapour with which the es!ouds were charged, cuosed the balloon to descend with great rapidtte ; but Mr. Green, still desirousof gratifying the beholders, threw out a propoition of the ballast. and re-ascended through the cloud.; miter which, w thud tune it smeared is view ; but in consequence of the accident noticed, Mr. Green *as upside to make any repeal *petits or Observations, as it was with difficulty be way equal to the inanagentent of the ballooii. After being sip about forty minutes, Mr. Green dr scended. the balloon being then incapable uf e.sing uguio.Trtini the contraction of the gas. occa sioned tly the .round 'missing through Ilia clouds; it was thriefare carried over Lagrone harbour; on orossing which hr hailed • fishing heat, but was re hived avrjarance, as he•ruppoved, from fear or ap prom:11111g so •-topertduu+a machine, and the balloon lisehly alighted swat the village of Langstone, where he was driven by the wind nearly two miles along the shore, but he was very kindly assisted Mt -11 riengsging himself and taking wire of the balloon by some tattlers beloogitii to the mill near that pl ice. Mr. Lipscomh, the Itrewer of this town, very politely conveyed him to fiavatit, where he obtained a chaise. by which he 'Marionil to the King's Arms tun a Porters, about six o'clock, p.m. to the tie small gratification of • numerous arsemblage of persons, who very heartily hailed his safe return. " We regret to Irony that the receipts for ad- Mission fell abort of the expenses incutred on the ..ccsiv.ion, which has induced Mr. Greco to make 4 t appeal to the grue.oatty of public." 'Los' CLivni:l4 Nat cancelled the whole of the Arm ra due by I,ii teucitry on lus liege e:tatt•a in ilre:Jud, and promised o 'warble reduction of relit meld or■•en, 'humid priers lessiu at •their west ut deptruted state. -r *lsm issika ,r- ,!•• ' LSWSII, RR: RAPE. Jetta hale, aged 11, • See yam luau was dietiged de Ihe sorb et Lay Parses., with baring, ou tk leth eif set KiNSDNER, committed a ram ea her b,dy. The Premaiitrisb wise did sot appear to posse's soy peilosal attrateflese, and who was revitalise towards forty, had us Camel{ She slated herself is be • married woman, bet had beta deserted by bee hesitated her upwards of seine rem, sad she via sew le the apathy ef housekeeper to • day.labmsrlog usae, • widower. That De the Illth of Jose, about Gee teekeek I. the after saw9 se eressiag a Sell from Southern to Illiedisee, she observed the Primmer sitting ow • style. fie got up, sad lot her got Ora. Sbe had proceeded but • few rola, vibes she Weal round sod saw the Prisoner following her. He said it was • Sae day, sad also ashamed, be 'Weld like to kiss her. She answered, " No, I bed rather sol." He thee ha wawa, threw her does. She begged sod preyed a him eat le rule her. He said, be would eet hurt her; sad, after same entreaties cm her past, he let her get op. Rut shortly afterwards, he agate threw her dowse is • hedge among some brambles. She begged sad prayed of him met to rule her, as she woe • poor woo's. She alas mode all the re sismoceibeauid, but is spite of her embosses sad tries, tile Prima, seansitted the crime 'maims her will. Site had searreltllema reused by the Prisoner, whim elle met • Mr. Hilmarkend she imasatly eenalimmiemied Sella the injury she had received, wheelhe Privateer raw away., Mr. ANSON. Wee CUOMO for the Primmer, sod maw euswaleed the Prearistrix.—She did sot know Master Hsi. Eau before she Ina refuel. Her master had two beds. She dijl wet sleep with him. A child, • toy of else years old, bit see, slept with her master. She was allowed • sill hag a week from the parish, and she eased a little is addition to it by weeding. Site hail sat wished at the Ptismer. She did rot 'consent, but resisted his till her strength fear]. She sever slept with her master. The 11111—." Yes him no right to mama that gamiest such gumshoes shall out •be pot to a wining; I will out stiffer • witans to disgrace henelf. If person pot up into that box are to be knifed ad terrified as to the whole hie .", a their five*, who would become a f knees N.-there would be au mad to justice." Mr. AN DILRIFS... I will put the gentians is another way. The Primmer's lite bat alike; and with deference a your Lordthip. I shall be *We to make her eoutradiet lwrself." Mr. A. then roatiouesl his enteurzausinatioe. The Prose. rink: did knew • Mr. Trigger, at Tarriag. She had sever said he was • nice was. The JIJDOS-.-" Asa if she had, what has that to do with the present ease!" Mr. Au oarive--" I humbly hope that I have a right to pot such comessiases as may mad to spew that the Prowestrix is rot notified to belief ?" The Jotiam—" Yes, as many as you like, cosseeted with the preset trusactina, but none el s e. Suppose she did sleep wide Mr. Trigger; that has nothing to do with the Prima, si the bar; she bas Nu right to be ilLtreated oe that ace ant." Mr. ANDREWS...J. My lord, it is the Ant time I was ever checked is this manner. As the gitreter trial, the questions were pet mach stronger. I bast. ea other mode." The Jill:tog- 4 You are pro/I-Ming very wildly. 1 sgai• observe, I will not suffer any questions to be pat to the wit. was, bet *kat relate its the truism-tin.. iii question " The Preseenteix, In answer to further questions, put by Mr. A. observed, that she did nut go to meet tiny body in Blind-lame. It was leer road home. She did not cosiest. She was overpowered ; sod her streugtb and spirits were gene. Mr. Hillman deposed, that he was smarted to the place by she screams of • woman in mid on his airiest at the sped, be taw Lucy Parsoas leaning out a rail, quite ex hausted. She told him of the injury she had received, wben the Primmer ram away until Se lust sight of ,/right swore, that she beard the screams of th e Prosereetrix at She distaste of a quarter of a mile. She came op nearly at die some time with Mr. Hammen. The • PresseeMein tees Me ding at the mouth, and black in the face. He. Wanes, spa &leer, and guest were in a torn state. She was also quite exhausted and cryng. She saw the Ps isoaer ran away; she shortly afterwards told some labour tog men of the circumstance, who pursued him. W. Smith swore that be pointed the P. isomer, and found hint lying un his back coorealed in a beandleld; when he mutiused witne.s to pars Lim: He (Smith) said," 0 John ! I hope it Is not you who have dun, this crime; for if you were my brother I would take you up." The Prisoner ob served," It was me, mid I furred the woman against bee consetst." The Counsel fur the Prisoner and the Judge observed, that these expressions were nut in the depositions before the Magistrate. Smith answered that the friends of the Prisoner bad per suaded him to go no further than he was forced; but he thought that in this Court he was homed to tell the whole truth. He was Never before a Magistrate except In the Aim ease. Mr. Amoorws—" Mention, Sir, what friends of the Prisoner, and their name. ?" Smith—" My Owe uncle., Sir. Fur the Poismer, Mary Simmonds was called to prove that the Proseeutris d d meet Trigger at Tarring; and also that @ltched said, if it had not been far Hillman she would not have prosecuted the Prisoner ; and that if be was hanged, she would sieve. he happy again. The Jurtos—" This has nothing tit do with the ease. do mot like these attempts to raise prejudices against wit **sees. It was very likely the Preset utrix might say that she should be unhappy if ibe Prisoner was hanged: but it chewed humanity out bee part, and tended more to raise than depre ciate be. chawieter." Samuel Barrer swore to the same effect as Mary Sim tnusdsHere closed. Baron WOOD made a most able and impartial charge to the Jury, and otwerved, that It was the opisiou of • very Learned Judge, Ova the charge of a rape sou easily made, but must ditctilt to be repelled. The evidence squired upon such oces.ions was, that resistance had been made; that the female bad called fur assistance; and that she had made a discovery of the injury abe sustained to the first pr oms abe met. He, bowel:. r, must ioforns the Jury, that he did mot trite the mode of hunting and terrifying witnesses whom put into the box, awl the whole history of their rake/ up, as attet•off against their evidence; fur who amongst na at our time or other has not committed one foible? But he was confident the Jury would donnas every thing like prejudice from their naiads, and conscientiously du justice to all parties. The Jury were in consultation about a quarter of an hour, wheat they returned •*ei diet of—Guilly The wife of Hale, who is au interesting, pretty looking yowl; woman, and had only lain in len days, was in the Hall ; nod upon hearing sentence of death passed upon her Weekend, she fell down is. a fit, and was carried out of Court by five men. So violently was this poor woman convulsed with grief, that it was with great difficulty she was restored to her senses . and upon tier recover mg, she was immediately 'Axed wish another 'Miceli It, and continued in this dread ful and wading state for several hours. Hie mother ass also prescut, sod was affected in a similar way. This, lOgt thrr with the tears and lantentalswis of his sister, produced a scene to the surrounding spectators of the most heart. 'coding description. Frederick Truster, only eight years or age, and one of she gang at Hsieh...v., was charged uu the oath of Stephen -Heather, a grocer at the same place, with stealing out of him shop a till, contaiaing two half crowns, three sixpence., and one shilling and unirpmice in copper. He was found guilty; and the Judge to pawing sentence tut bia s observed he was a had boy, and that it was slut the first time be bad committed a trim,. However, it was 'of orrery he should be taken ewe uf, and she best thing would be to transport him for Wren years, nut actually beyond the sea, but to keep hiss from surety for that term. Sentence of Deaf* was passed on Waxier, fur horsce.steal lag ; Sa iii , for stealing 191. in his lodging; 'Fawcett for hues. hie:eking ; Known, fur stealing pods in • duelling ; house ; and Hale, f o • rape. The Learned judge hoped that s me eireunertaarces might arise to spare Oft posishment 40 death. 41 *ay choweves, wilco his power St an a MICH OF TENTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Keel.... 71 I loch. 80nd5.... Go 1 1'. 3 per Ct. C0m.... 781 South See Stock.. 83i 31 Kr Cent...." 86 Old Assouitiev......76 4 per 11'ent5....... 115 f Ex. Wk. t..... 4'6 pr. ) I pot Ct. N. Am t ... 100 i Lottery Tickett Wt. tai. 109 Jog J COW. fir Acr. 71 75i1 'ha it flißk BiTTI\G.BOOII, Iltomer. Amore If, UM. ••••••••• This woo a biloy nettling dsy from Volt. mid liken tru beitli batting on the It. Leger, as fellows 2i to I opt flaatavuo 115 to 1 apt Fortuna 5 to 1 apt Jack Spiggot t 111 to l apt Altitiolora e. 7 to 1 opt 7inloau Itb 1 apt Partorella 73 to I *got Statesman 2.5 to 1 apt Lasalle 12 to 1 opt handbook I tb to 1 apt (Janne c. lb to 1 apt My Lady YORE al gErING. sksaaDat, Armen 25. Mikteb fur a l / 2 0.-.-Leal mile awl a aali. Mr. Lambiou'r hr. cult. Larudisak by Salpierrilte. 4 4 r4 414, 15.1.1111 b. (T. Nickulrov) Ur. 4.11041 ihne• b b. Cankint Wohey, 3 yr, sid, lit 1 red 3141 or the sinner. Wes easy. Fifty Posed. given by tie Members fur Ilse Gty, for bort% At. tbrre..year olds, Oa. /lb.; firer yrs( olds, 7.1. ll b.; Aye yoss s kis, Ist. bib. ; uia sod aril, Srt. Mi. Mares mod geldings alloyed 31b. A whims of Ilse value of M. to wry 111 b. extra; if tales, bib.; and if flutter, 61b. extra. Huta, we nide and a half rack Mr. Lanrbiee's hr. s. Ilirodiro, 4 yrs (Nicholetio) 1 1 Mr. T. Seltirs's b. c. Alraseder, 4 yrs ski I I Mr. C. Verson's e►. e. ►y Ardr•••••,3yr• old 4 $ Mr. T. Histakiireort's b. E Jabots, 4 yrs add 3 dr Mr. Perres's do. 1. by Climber, 4 yrs old erd 1 to 4 ea derodiso; after the best, 8 artd I itt as bier. Wen in a carter. 'Weiss ftoiled diem rll tore. pert, sad prepare dr medeeefor ber world. 11181 PRIOR COURT. • CLACK tr. BILL. This teas an sallow by the Plaimil4 a West Nibs trader. against the Decodes', son of Lienteosat-Col. Hill, to re cover 'dal fur the Defandaist's ►seaeg. mid "re""i" by lbe ship William and Alhed , hoot Antigua to Lembo. The Plaiatirs ram Wog proved, it Iv" e"te"ded no the port of the Defeadant that ha was'areit out there by his friends, mad caw hock *gala without their koowledge, ■od that he wasted a few mositlis of beiogill years of age; but this electromotive, sot below within 'be Plaintirs kocsaelesige, Its obtained a 'enlist of 6W. TUB 11111112 tr. 1161111.1 h Alai 611311. This was as informatioa Bled by the Attorney-General against the Defendants, who were . of the Customs at Rye, fur conspiring with preemie employed in eniuggliog. in the rousing ad contrabaud spirit,. to the year 18111, at the Jew.' Gut. mar the entrance of Rye harbour. • After a trial which lasted several boar, the Defendaots were fouod Guilty, and will 'mein jedgment meat Term in the Court of King's Bench. illa 11110 e. JOUR ♦lDLtti. JIM. lAN. ',POLAR, JODI! eTWVINII. ♦ID MADILL •RD SWIM. This was aim as info►matics fur conspiring with tie smugglers to tun goods near Rye, bet thr case not bring simleout to the satisfaction of t►e Jury, Ibis were acquitted, ?NS NINO S. COLLINS. Thia was as iodietatert against a Latogeseal lately kelooll• lug to the Severs frigate, sad en/piled uu the blockade @alai", for as assault ow Daniel /lutanist, • asidshipasaa, uuw us that serviee at • Martens tower, sear & shill, sod, at the tine of the assault, espaged us duty. A very severe assault was proved, and the Defenelart was (Quad Guilty. THI SING b. MARCHANT AND RLEVIIN OTHERS. This was au indictment under the 47 Geo. 111., to prevent the giving of signals to boats 'usages' in the r•unieg of con. traband goods, to prevent their being seized. The Do frodauts were Need guilty of hallooing to a smuggling boat to keep to sea, to prevent bee falling Into the officers' bawds; but they hewing lain in prison some time, Ike Judge, with the cuumat of the King's Deirjesat, discharged them lapels their coterie( iota • recuge sauce of 101 cock to keep the peace. THE MIND V. HENBIIIitY, CHESTER, •ND HYLAND. This was an informatioe for couspirisig with use Alen soder, who has abstmodtd, to bribe • seaman of the Severs frigate, stationed at Hastings, to perusal the running of • boat of cootrabard spirits, in which the Difr•dauts were Wend Guilty. This was ski longest Assise ever tweets is this custody, uwiog to the proincutions against the smugglers. Till HARYNAT. •••••••... Correspondents from every put of the country speak la the most favourable terms a the harvest, • leek thanks to • bonsitiful Pnivideace, Is likely to prove our of dm meat ahvendeni ever kerma. The fields are stream of *rumen' as. y, and, suotrary to what was expected, lb* curu (should the pn seat NO weather expender), will be nearly all cleared off in these parts by the Ist of Septearbos. The bills neves produced auk a crop. 134.41111 and Pam am so plentiful, that they are expected to be as I-s as 3s. par bushel. ins loads of new *shear were sold to Chichewa. Market on Wedges day, by use fanner, al la a kiosk—(Puse: Paper.) Three lout. of New Wheat ware sold as Uxbridge Market ois Thursday, and • small quantity of the 1114/ pitched at Windsor Markus ea Saturday. The harvest has vary gruel ally commenced ld this earn. try, wills every prosper-I of so ahuntlaut crop. A corisider abk quantity of wheat sod oats is already cut : and the heat of the last three or hour days has bad a wonderful eMct is bringieg to maturity thou pieers which bad • backward ap. pearance.—r Vormishire Gazette ) Tao parcels of New Wheat were pitched la Weeding Mar ker, sad wets sold, oannt $4.. sod the other at Iths. The srat 5.4 only sample of barley of this year's growth was said it Prusith market on Taeaday last, shirk grew spoor the term of Jobs Keay, of lexoriby. Mr. Keay was the drat vibe had Willey is that market lam year. SHOW - RH OP SNAILS. We have heard of showers of stones, showers of iron, showgirl' of mercury, showers of sulphur, dce.; and it is Mow ►talid that there was a heavy shower of assails, I. their shells, near Tuclougton, Gloucestershire, on Saturday morp hs' last. Ground, to the extent of Iwu acres, is said to have bees covered with *bens. These suppumal specimens of the siderat system, have beets brooglit Su this city iss considera ble gesniiiirs, cud have been eagerly purclissil by the Ca rlow, sod the riedulous, who sill peubahly be ►omewhat nuprised to learn, that 'hey may pick up bushels of similar Torino soy morning httneess the hours of (our said six o'clock, in Tyudsll's Park !—(firialol Aferior ) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. VALX011:111, ♦UCUST 24. Arrived about forty sail of coasters truss round land, and sailed sgsiu so the ra►tsranl ; also galled the Duke of brut packet with a mad fur I.n.Luo. HARWICH, ♦I OUT N. Arrived the Priewees Charlotte packet from Cuz6avru , and Lord Duncan picket from Holland—rach ...the awl. Sailed the Henry Fretting !ulot for Lady Direpean packet fur Cuxhaven, mid Alliance packet ter Got. tenburg--each with a wail. POWER, •UOUIR Id. Sailed the Fut yid Zephyr transpuo to fur Heligoland, with Guverumeut atures. /XIII, AVOUVr 45. Arrived the Enterprise, Sanderson, front Curtinlaud, with six fhb and about 70 low or oil. DULL, AUGUR t 4. Arrived the Truelove, Todd, front Greenland, with three lob— ISO butts. ocanooaostoo, ♦UQUWT 04. Arrived the New Manchester, trans Greenland, with 6ve La; and Shannon, frusta do. with four Ash. WHITBY, AUGUR Arrived the £.k, Dauber, from Greenland with 11 ash, NO lunar ; sod Anuirell, Johnson, 6 Ash, 106 inns. Arrived tiff the port the Indoor', of Lueduu, 6 lab, 100 tons ; Mar pref. of London, success uut known; Walker, of Mull, 7 Ash, 100 Suns, and Mars, of Whitby, 1 kb. DIAL. •u.LIT 24. Arrived 'rawly, and sailed fur the River the Aletrove, Dampeter, hem Greeada; New Thomas, Wright, (rum Gomm; Illitietva, Franklaud, from Quante; sod Ruck, Whitrung from Antigua. Baikal she Welluggion, Nl'Calle, for Petembeertrh. Came down from the River and sailed the Robson'', Evans, fist Qurbec Levant, hilicithou, fur Belfast; sod Callscrisio, Holman, fur St. Übe's. Arrived today and remelt' the Urania, Reynolds from Malta for l'oeishurith ; Theater, Robertson, hoar Filers berth for Bristol; Fortitude, Freeman, from St. Kiley ; Frederick, Cuticle, drum Rosen; Celts whoa, Grevelitit, from Amsterdam for Batavia; sod Catherine, Peytue, Trout Belfast fir Loudua. Caine dose hunt the River the Nary, Groton, *.r Now forodland ; Shiskspeere, fur the South Seas nnd Ruaking ►an, Wallach, for Bombay. Arlived hie Mejrsty'v .►ip Rosario firm Cuxhaven, sad sailed fur Parisasouili. Hi. Mijtely's Ship Savers has de. tain.•d and.. WI lido the Downeehe sloop Vripud.chap, Crook, front Leghorn fu► Ainehrdasts, with a racial caryto. EXETER RACES. WaDMISDAY. •ugurs 11. ♦ Guld Cup, value 100 gs. the beet of three beats. Onto round the coarse sad a distance. •---- ------ --- - ----- Mr. Psrisharstia's S - netts,i • leather - I 1 Mr.navillir. named Nightshade, • feather Lord Palaterstmes b. e. Crown Prince, a feather I S Won easy. A Sweepstakes of Sgs. each; best of Ibeee beets, asd a dis taste. 16 Sabstribtrs. Mr. Fellowes•a eb. e. Prodigious, Sit. 41b Mr. Poster noised Red Ruse, 3st. 121 b. Mr. Swett sisesod •LA f. by Colossus, Est. 111 b 3 3 Mr. Roses brother to Red Rose, fit. 41b. A good sore, neck cod seek (ruin *lse disiasee pooh and rads beat won by leas doss bell' a fragile. A Sweepstakes of2bp. each; ones remand tbe course. M►. Fellevies's d. br. e. by Colossus, dst. 41b . Slr. Lilies be. e. by Cervantes, Sat. 41b. Mr. Harris was a subscriber, but did not nave. A Sweepstakes of sp. early for horses not thorough bred. Owe round the course. Mr. S. Tmlaway's Barbara, list. 111 b Mr. E. Clarke's eh. g. Sancho, Ilst. 11lb. ... Mr. Kiog's ►. K. Amber. 1 Ist. Mr. Russell's b. g. by Railer An excelled race. A Plate of 501. gives by the Members for t►e Cisurty of Devon. Best of three bests and • distaste. Mr. Gordian's losueene, loss. 4lb Mr. Fellavres'a b. g. by Crier Peter, 9st. 131 b. A Plate of 20f.givew by the Members fur tbe City of Exeter Best of three ►eats sad a dlatouee. Mr. Fatqulsaritoses Spusetta ... p 1 1 Mr. Crapp's Red Rose Mr. Felluwes's bk. (►y Colossus Mr. Gardiser's Issogesse . • The concourse of persons cos tie Mess the Sus day was awns tationertras Ilium we have trimmed for many years. on she stetted day tie amapear ems tug so large. yet of the trust fasbiossable destriplinsl got easy splesultd sad ale gust equipages were disptayed. BURTON RACES. TIPPSDAT, AUGIII.I7 SI. The Boehm Gold Cusp is Specir.—Three Mr. Mytioa's br. Auti-Radieal, 5 yrs. 904. 41b. (Digosti) 1 Sir Thomas Mosques e. b. Tesiers, S yrs. Set. 6lb Mr. R. Peel's b. b. Dophrsie, aced, Om. 1314 threw drown. The Ladies' Plate of dill—Twa mile hest.. Hatthiasua's b. h. Tagus, aged, 9st. 31b. - . . (J . Mayes) Slyituis's hr. h. Paul Putter, b yrs, Sat. 1;31b 2 2 ' Sir T. Slosiyu's bh. Alderima b yrs, SM. 131 b. 4 3 Mr. li.misiiage's b. In Amnia. 9.1..• Tagus was wit of iraiusiti two leers, and was a wallies is Ecu I Grosvesui's siii4; he is sow the prop,rly of Ile. Clads* Chaudlir, of aid was wily owe mouth iu trsiusug previous to the abuse rare, which he trim with ease. A Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, fur three-year olds.—Owe utile . _ aud a distaste. Mr. Paiuter's b. h. Cockaeousb, Sat. 31b. (Spencer) 1 Mr Jacksusa's b. I. ill wens. 8A... 2 Mr. Tom. ea L. 1. Daphae, rioter to Duplicate, Bst 3 WZDNESDAY. The Anglesey Plate of 144 Pomade. Three•mik best.. We G. l'igm'a b. m Loyally, 4 yea, 7M 111 h. (H. Anhui) Mr Ilear.doui Ws b. e. Mars, 4 yrs, 8.4.21 b. ... I 4 I Mr. %Vine's b. ea. ►ogr, by Sorobrayer, 4 yrs, La. 3 3 3 Mr. 51 MIN. is b. f. Sabo, by Regius's, 3 yrs 11,t. 1011, Mr. Platers b. f. by Youog Castrel,3 yrs, &I. lUlb 5 dr. ♦ Swerpalakea of sgs. each, wide 40g.. added. Two-wile heats. Sir G. Sie well's b. h. Truth, 6 yrs old, 9a. ttb. Mr. Whitehorse,' b. h. Poste, 4 yrs old, hst 1 2 dr. Two drawn. The Staffordshire Cavalry Stakes of hes. each, with 30gs. added. Twu-saile heats. Mr. Mooslt's eh. m. Off-Site.Gues. 12st 1 1 Mr. Hullos's b. sm. Blume Imes, 12.1. Mr. Baldwin's bI. h. Mork Jsek, 12st. Mr. Watsuu's be. k. Kotler, 12.1........ A Sweepstakes of tbzs. each, for two year olal colts. Three- quarters of a nide. Mr. B. Peel's ch. f. DelitsioN, by Magee, Sst. (Arthur) 1 Mr. liensua's hr. e. Railer, by Thsendetbult, Sst 21b Mr. Mvtiun's b. e. by A 'midi'', out of Dairyutaid, Sat. 21b 3 lord Darimealles b. e. Das.an, Sit :1b... 4 Mr. br. c. tbs....mot, by Pericles, 8.1.21 k 6 Cul. Bainbridge's bl. f. by Young Chariot ..... dr. A Hunters Slakes of has. curb. (12 Subscribers.) Mr. B. Peel's bi. S. Pickle, by Maugo, 6 y►s old, 13w. walk ed over. The Ordinaries and the Bsll were very Dameroasly aad respectably atteuded. arils fur twat year—Marquis of Anglesey and Juba Epy. The 10th rerirrieut is metered 19 Plymouth from Ports. mouth, to repl■ce the 3d guards, ordered to Chatham. The sth, ur Primers. Charlotte. of Wales's dragoora guards, are on their room from !minas! to Scotlaud. I • the garden of Mr. Av•NN, of 'Canterbury. Gllnsoli K er. iv an apple-tree *torch has bloomed three tunes ituriag the preseid year. and is now very full of fruit which is nearly tip., and at the same time the tree 'bears • considerable deal of bli.stons. The Cotrriorland Assizes will commence at Car lisle oil l'huttoloy next. Among .other causes Of interest, that of Leashy o. James Forster. E.q. its a case of ditutager fdr false tutprisonsnent. will not excite she least. This arises out of trotraaction s connected with the last election in Carli.le for a blvinher of Parliament to represent the City. when the Plaintiff was iwkstraoued ander ctroaniatantes cui.istilesed is be illegal. Marl rs, CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE,Ioaoat, August 21% A eirosiderable quarstity of Wheat rearairrei iradispoaed of from last week's arrivale, but we bad a very small snooty this =orate, from Brea wad KW, sod the weather baviria chugged, caused rather more life is the Wheal trade. mud Sue samples sold us a■ good ter s. as last Woodsy; there as very little demoted fur the foletior aaalitiee.--rbreley ie per epterter e►eapsr.—Deus, Pass, sad Oats 44/11 as. pre quarter lacer than this day seamiest, dialog superalsaadaat atrivala and bet little dermatid fur thew at praseat.—Lipe seell is IL per last darer.—la other articles there is so aiteratioa. __ OU RR lINT Iftest, IL/a t /climax 34. 41. -Su&lk 344 60. ---Norfulk 4to sta ICB OF GRAIN. 3.413458ui1pt Grey Mao tis U. Small Bears Vie so. Tick dine 24. !7. 0.u.4 Falab) IS. O. %hod Oats lts 24. Food Otto l6. 194 Up Saad i ter Lam !SI 3,1 --Jere*. Ms 1104 ■}e Us NA wrier ..bb hla Us Malt Ws ids Mit* taw 30. 3114 IMPOITATIONI LAST WIESIL. 111•019 b 291 mist, 11,669; Barley, 1,490; si 100,816; U.as, 1!,9061 Hese% 2,369 ; Pew, 639 —lrish SI ; Riney, 690.--Baglialt Flour, 0,607 sacks.—Aserieme Flour, 1121 barrels. GUILDFORD, Almon 43. Wheat, per load New ditto Oats, per quarter Oi 19s to 11 is Rye, per quarter Ol Os to 01 0. Reeky, per quarter Daum, per quarter l/ tie to 11 Its Grey Pease, per quarter ll 10s to 11 14* SMITHFIELD MARKET. Mamm9 y Avows n. Them was a greet supply of all daserlydoes of Cattle at emarket this sweetie', arid image early part of the meriting the drummed was rather brisk, bet towards the ekes of the mar. ket ituferigr qualities of .test met bossy sale, sad pkg . nu . sairisl. There is no Morellos of prices is de Hsyetsrket. The following is as accurate statemiamt of the psiess and ambers To tisk lie •6i* per @lose of 61b. Besf....Ss. OJ. to 40. Oe. Reed of Cattle t►i. ea,: M0tt00..14. OJ. to 3e. 44. Seems 4,000 1.. 64. to Is. 64. Sheep and Lambe .. n,eue 04. to 4s. Od. Calves Peet ... S.. OJ th 4a. 0.1. ........... NEVIVATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... Ss 4.1 to 3, 41 Peal .... Ss Od to 46 Od I Mottos.. is 44 to So Od Pork .... Rs 4d to 4. Lamb. .36 Od to 49 Od. PRICES OP HAT AND STRAW. ay. eats as's. Hay St At 01 to 41 do GA I Hay .. it 10.0 d to 4/41 0.1 Straw IS tle Od to Il 16. 114 Clover.. 4/0a Od to fit 030 d Clover3l Os Od 45 108 SA (Straw .1/ IS thl to I/ 14. 0.1 PRICES OP TALLOV Tamil Talluw 47. 0.1 04 Ihnir Rllllllllll4B+ 0.1 OJ White dititt...46s Oil —. Od Soap 04 —s OJ olehist( Staff 37. 04 —a 03 Ditto r0ugh..2411 04 —. OJ ', SOAP, Ike. per 114111 Yellow Seep SO !Sullied Coral Graves to, us Good Dregs 7 r Us PRICE OF CANDLES, Frogs Tallow CMauile►s Hall. Pries of CauJles, per doses, 10s oJ—Moolds,lls @J. 6d. per doses allowed for resily wousser. PRICE OF Hors, rer Cot. ttit.• POCK ff.T 11W IBAOI. Kest ....SI 10. to 4/ 4. Kent b• to 11 let. Stamm ..21 4. to 3/ 4. /UMW OS to 21 104 Essex ...21 4. to 31 14. Eases .... $1 Os to 31 3s Flagellum, sue, 4110. to 5114...—Ditt0. secool, 21Si to 51 0. PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to bdlbs. each 184 to 204 per lb Ditto. 5111 to 'Albs. each Dressing Hides I'l to 184.1 Film Coach Hides .. Crop Hitks 35 to 40 lbe for cutting 184 to 1744 Ditto 45 to ..... 19j.1 to 11444 Calf Skins 30 to 4016. 44.1 to 304 Ditto 50 to 701bs 304 to 38.1 Ditto 70 to 84Ibs . . 48.1 to 344 Stall Seals (Greenland) 17.1 in 194 Large ditto Tanurd Horse Hides 16}.1 to Spanish Horse Hides RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Siren, per al. Orittstary.. 2. CI to 2 8J 3. 0.1 to Sa 4.1 Markel CAL each th of Middling ils Btl to 2t 10.1 Ernst. Horse th 0.1 to Or OJ SHEEP SKINS. Sheep* Lambs t. 441 to is Itil OILS, per Tull, of 252 Galtuus. New Greesd.Whak.. 221—s I Spermaceti .. 64/ —s Old WINES, rxrlosive of duty, le. /J. per gsllon. Post, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 481. New, ditto LiebUo, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 Bellow (Saul India) 451. to 7W. Sherry, per ball FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep. Leonesa .. 3. 0.1 • 4s 61 Segovia .. 3s Oil a3s 94 50;ia...... 2s 94 a 21 34 Seville .... 2s 34 a 34 Od Saxosy,lst.i 24 4s Od a tos 3d Elaisesnia,lst . .. 4s 94 a 7s Od --2 d 3s 6d a 4s fd COAL MARKET, Atio4l2 27. Ships at Markel. Ships Suid. Pries,. 65 Newcastle 101 Sunderland $ Cinders 1 BIRTH. Oa Friday last, of • daughter, the Lady of Wm. WI! (I, Esq. of Bloomsbury square. DEATHS. _ _ _ The Rev. Jonathan Williams, who fell dead on his mad home from Maker, where he hid been to dimmer with Os Imrd Bishop of Exeter, about nine o'clock on Thursday easing. He was in his7Oth year. At Paisley, on the 401 h current, Jima Weir, )7 months old, known by the same of the ‘ 4 Wonderful Gigantic Child." When 19 months old, mid he nptiuyrd 10 increase ever since, he weighed Ace stone., his girth round ate neck a 4s 14 inches, the breast 91 inches, the belly 99 inches, the thigh 201 inches, and round the arm 111 imbed. lie was born in the parish of Cansbosnethan, county of Lanark. On Monday the WA inst. at White Boding, Essex, Jsne, the wife of the Rey. Henry Budd. She was the youngest daughter of the late General John 11 sip, tsf the Planinoon, near Guisborough, in Yorkshire, and sister to Lady Muth'., the prosiest Lady Mayoress of Yin k. HIGH WATER Tills DAY AT LONDON BRII)G& Mai && illg 30 after!. 1 &rain b after I Primed mud Published at TUE BEITISH PEERS and THE A.:LOBE Olfiro, tie. Xtrassd, Li C. CONNSTELL v of else Ntrausl. imaiiiia J. ■ 14 1J A. 111 J.' A. J. 1181 G. Po tie Co U. Mr mot trip sop Ara Ii .. ~~ c.