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L IRELAND. OXFORD, JOLT 'VB. ANTIQUITIES. .....ow. DVSLIN, JULY 45. THE ROYAL VISIT. A' we stated yesterday, his Majesty is expected o arrive in Dublin on Wednesday the Bth of August. We understand the fine house belonging ru Mr. Latosche. iu Merrion-square, has been taken for the residence of the Spanish Ambassador during the King's stay in Ireland. Charlemunt House, the magnificent town -mansion of the Earl of Char. lessont, in Palace-row. Rutland-square, is also engaged for Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Am bassador.—(Freereas's Jouraal.) The Chart hwardens and Parishioners of some of the parishes in the vicinity of the Castle, have it, we hear, in contemplation to erect suitable flag staffs, ornamented with gilt balls, on the towers or b !civic, of their respective churches for the put.. pose of announcing the arrival of his Majesty, by ' hoisting flags thereon. Several Gentlemen have requested the Lord Mayor " to call on the Nobility, Gentry, and 'Citi zens of Dublin, to join in the commemoration of his llajesty's Coronation, at a public dinner, on us early a (lay as possible; it being distinctly under stood, that the general harmony which ►hould pre vail on such a festive occasion will Hof be di►turbed 'by the expression of any party feeling." The Lord Mayor has accordingly requested "such of the Nobility, Gentry, and Citizens, as intend fujoin in the commemoration of h i s Majesty's Coronation, at a Pul.lic Dinner, will send their 'mimes as soon as pus,' blr." _ UNIVERSITY ELECTION. We 'hear fsum good authority shut the election will take place in August next. The '22J is the day-mentioned. tht Wednesday last came on the election at Magdalen College, when Mr. Linton, of Christ's College, Cambridge; Mr. Middleton, of Pembroke 'College; Mr. Pbilott, of Worceater College; and Mr. Sewel, of Winchester School, were chi-wn Demies. And on the following day the km Rickard Walker, M.A.; W. Morgan, Esq. M.A.; and J.F. Males hullos's. Esq. B.A. Detain of Magdalen College, were elected Fellows of the same Society. nursday Mr. Thomas Price, Scholar If Jesus College. wee elected Fellow of that Society. * stone coffin lately found at Grensford, is the county of Denbigh, evidently (from the ■word and spear beneath the ▪ aul the arms upon it) covered the remains of a mili tary man, and one of the Pelestois family, though not of the paierual !louse of Entre', which gnats the original coat, Wee mullets siker, Iwo and uue, in sable; whereas the branches of Baguet y Wren, Llayn y Cuottieu as .Llai, va ried the rust, spud here their mullets on a bend sable, in oil leer, which last coat is uo the shield its question. All that is intrlligilee of the legend which surrounds it, are the words •• jacel Gvaww• nh lenerelh" (probably Irons its Inca tint, ; the remaining letters are,.prrhAps, initials of wu ritteitessos y ocriteace, as was usual therein fuer centierits up; said, as usual also, without may thing tending to a date. THUNDER AND HAILSTORM. A tremendous hail-storm, driven in a youth-west dii reties, fell in a inirrow hoe or country from Aleoultury to some dis tance north-rut of P. irt borough early un Friday murrain( the "rob iostsht. At 0. tun, the seat of Ilse Earl of Aboyuc, the hailstones broke 'natty hundred panes of glass it. the I.ul• Loup-. and arten-isuuso to; they 611 'in Inch large quautiiim, and were of suck a prodigious ,i 2•, doll at sewn' o'clock in stta morning, five hums after the 'WIN), tiwy wiebt iu many salvation, be collected by ba.h e i c__ . . _ Mr. lb.trker, of P. stout, near rltiviiieuttn, had eh ren Arent killed (out of twelve that were gruania tugrt her in a fakettei daring a thutAirr stoma "hien came on about one , u'istocit in the morning of Friday. the tOth instant. On Rlonday 14%t, about two o'clock, n hovel lwlunging to M. liutdl, of Spaldin.e, was act uu fire by kenning. There wag at Ingoldmrlls, on the Lincolnshire coast, on fiirtsy atomism a terrible storm of thunder sod lighunitta, with rain mid hill ; it began between three and four o'cbeck, when hailstones, said to be as large as filberts, broke several wendors, 111. at tat up a quantity of beans as if mown; a cow, the prole' ty of Mr. btatfind, of Stigness, was killed by the On Monday tan mil. h cows were struck dead by lied ising in a held in the neighbourhood of Flexion, near Took. he town and neighbourhood of Bridlington was visited by an cattaorilibary ►torus of thunder and lightning a few dip ago, succeeded by heavy showers of Lail and rain. The alarm commenced a little after bar, and continued till six; t h e rain p o u r ed in toner", the leaflike was loud, and the lir,btaiug Seseu v niusble ewe sheep, belonging to Mr. Onetge Robinson, of tarnatty, were killed so the field, the il.e placid was within tavidy reeds of them, and escaped molturt. NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL REPORT Full JULY. We hive bade pleasant soil prisfitshle diversity of weather thrunghout this month, ated though it has !Hen rather skit/ thaw otherwise fur asking Lay, yet the artificial, and a ronsidesable put-tons of the hard land have !semi got op i■ no order. The meadow hay, and other late mops are now suffering some injury from the frequent showers, and the peeress, of mating is is teshusis. The crops of rota have d much (tom the svms al s creed ah wee., and continue 1u be gs u. rally promising, excepting the stout crops, which wee notch Lenten sluts,. by the storm of this rvrning. They nosy hater up a fitife opal., Lai they cull out be standing, and vostsesproily will be Mimed iu some degree. The turnips me in most parts Sling styli; hoeing is going on, and the 'shoots are rising iu rouseuicut sus crssion. Sowing f'uleseed Is on. progicsa to the Fens, and we recommend the immediate rota 'down in MI cases where it is sown with out annotate, sad that where the lands are burnt to be gut in w nisi.' the next foriusglo, the latter system is strongly to Le ..rottantratird, particularly to it may nue be done as front to Iss. per acre. Huth fat and kan stock remain at the late per. M. Wl,Ol cols:owes souls r the same iltimetalusi, and the him qualities scarcely saleable. J 10525, IS?I. Th. nomital wool Lir, held at Lewis on Thoraday tart, was reepertshly but not sittiattettu•ly attended About tiehty seei s, starless, and °Merv, 1:1 anon to dinner ■1 the White Hatt Inn, Sir G. 51610 ' 101% Sari a.tOAI.P. to the Chair. Vri y 11111:P. If Only, basun'', was irsasseied. Polities, ere tenth r. statid, Weil introduced, and some aigumvsits, advanced by nu Oppo,ititli. Gentle:nets, ism favour ut Unasireial rift each. torn S:e. w e.e not i I received by the agruCuitarista Who It to pre-eat. No shew of poise stuck is to take plaee at Lewes this yes, . YORK OOL M•RILV.T.—We had an noecomasouly Large she. of wool at market on Thursday last,•nd there um he. Soy burls adequate to the supply, sales were effected an lessee terms than thaw or lust week. The rotten manufacturers of Carlisle have advanced the W■rrs of their w sixpence per cut uo most descriptions of werk.--(Neareasife Chronic& ) The Steffordshire Bowmen held their fourth forrtiog !sat arra, at Salado'', at «Web an elegant Kuld snow rw the Gendenseo„ and a beautiful silver • lldly fur the Ladies, were p.e•ented to the cowpony Ise Um GOLDONI!), to be shot for, I t . .AI I I I liii LAW IXTELLICENCE. .Y COURT, Uteri DAY, JULY 21. coortit tr.tioutits. This was a snit for nullity of marriage. by reason •ef impotency. The suit seas brought•by the hue. band against his wife; and in cons-tptence' of the extremely delicate nature of the evidence, was heard by Lord Stowell iu the diumg-rootn of the hall ad joining the College of Adsocates, all persons, ex cepting The coense4 'and proctors fo► the parties. being excluded. The physical defects of the wife we understood to be exidatued by the evidence of Mr. Asti., Cooper. The cane occupied an hour and a . half in the hearing. and the Judge then re scinded the conclusion of the. cause, for the sake of allowing time fur the production of further evi dence, and Of subjecting the party proceeded against to a surgical examination. ♦ICKLAT C. ARKLAT. This was a suit of diros sr, by mum° of adn It ery, promoted by r Mr. John Arklay, of she parish of St. Dunstan, Stepney, retort Ann, his Rife. Dr. SWABILY read the plea, by which it appear ed that these parties were Married on the 21.1i1i of July, 1814, in the city of Montreal, iu Lower Ca nada, by a minister of the Presbyterian congrega tion there established, and by virtue of a license, granted by his Excellency Sir George Tievold, Baronet, Captain-General of the province. It was alleged that Captain Arklay sailed on a trading voyaye to the West ladies in April 1817, hiv ing previously cohabited with his wife, but that,' on his return in June, 181 - 8, he had received intel ligence of her misconduct, and therefore imme diately withdrew himself from her. The evidence of Sarah Thomas, formerly a servuot in the employ of Mrs. As khry, set forth that the witness, in the 'spring of 1817, and shorly after the departure of her nester, became greatly astoni•lied at the impro per conduct of her usis . cess, and expressed •se desire to leave her, but was told that if she did she should revs ive no wage. ; that being, therefore, compelled to email., - she remembered that Mos. Ark lay formed an adulterous intercourse with a per son of the name of !Johissene; that this connexion continued for some time, till Johnson was arrested and put in the Marslialses psi -on, where he was visited by Mr.. Atkins-, alto cohabited with ldin In December, 181.7, "slrs. As klay was visited by a Dr. Mayne (calling himself a triend of her 1 um band), 11l lies residence in Borr-stteet, the house of .Jr. Arklay. A bed was nude tip for the Ducts r on the bola in the pallour; and Mrs. Ai kid). to struc ted her servant, whenever I.c was in the house, to deny her to any one OSA!. %%lien Dr. Matins went to Port-month, he was fibilowed by Mrs. Arklay ; and the - cohabitation of these parties at the Star and Garter line there was pretty dittinctly proved. Upon the lady's return to town, a Cap tain Thomson and a 111 s. Malmo were successively the fortmiste possessors oh her most intimatefrietid ship. The Learned CUUlliti thirst adverted to the deposiiimis of a Mrs. Lee and her servant. Mrs, Lee alleged, that in J .I,u4ry, la tn, Mrs. Atklay hired lodgings in her Lwow, ise Lower Eaton-oirer l . Grosvenor-square, stating herself to be the wife of Captain Arklay, who was at that time out of Eng land, and trading on the enact of Africa ; and re ferred Mrs. Lee, on being asked for u reference, to a merchant's counting-lion.e in the city, where sLe was known and described as Mrs. Arklay. Mrs. Lee spoke to her belief, tend while Mrs. Aiklay was an inmate of her house she had adulterous enter. course with a variety of gentlemen. Upon the whole of the evidence, the Leurbied Counsel sub mitted that there was distinct piouf of Mrs. Ai k lay's having lived in a course of great prufl.gacy during the absence of her Inisbasid, and that Mr. Ai kis). was fully. entitled to Ibis prayer. Dr. JEN ti ER said, that on the part of Mrs. Arklay certain recriminatory charges had been given in, which were not, however, sufficiently made out in evidence to warrant him in expecting that he should be able to establish them. They were in substance these :—That in 1815, and nut lung after Mr. and Mrs. Arklay had strived from America, Mr. Ashley became criminally connected with Charlotte Go. dirsge, a servant of theirs, in Burr -street, and that she, being then in so advanced a state of pregnancy as to excite the attention of every person in tie house, was removed by Captain Arklay to lodgings in the City-road, where she as delivered of child; that such criminal connexion was contiourd long afterwards between the parties; that eel Mrs. Arklay's venturing to remonstrate with her husband, he told her she might be d—d, and that the boy which Charlotte Godinge had was nothing to her ; and that upon this, awl other obsessions, he heat soil otherwise cruelly ill-used Mts. Arklay. The Learned Counsel having admitted that these statement's wanted full colifirmatioto, applied Wes sell to the evidence of Sarah Thomas and Mrs. Lee, contending that it totally failed to establish Mrs. Arklay's identity, and that his Learned Friends, therefore, could not possibly sustain their CAW* Dr. LUSIIINGTON, who appeared for Mr. Ark lay, shortly recapitulated the fawns alleged, and ob ervrd, ulthough the identity, in point of form, might have brrii snore fully pleaded, it was, in p. , mt ul fact, rout ly submarmaird by the admis s►ou of Airs. Ark lay herself to Mr.. Lee, upon the occasion of hiring, lire lodgings, and by the molt af the 'minim, made by Mrs. Lee at the place re ferred to by Mr.. Asklss), ..loch was in exact cots lorasily to those representations. Lord STOWILL concurred in this opinion. Per haps Ilse darer ul • entire •urple exposition of the identity nasuttributahle to the *ay in %bleb ihe &waitrons bud 4stru token by the ram mer in this ca*e; but shlficirest bath b►en proved to leave no doubt ur los nand u• to the fact of that identity. Uwe wus am übuud■nte of adulterous acts, and uron the proof of them he felt based to prournince fur tire separation preyed. Tilt MARQUIS OF 0011,041. IP. MAT, FALSELY CALLED THE NIMOCHIONFAS Of DONSO/L. This cave has beers already male thins once be nne the public. It is a soil of nullity of marriage by reason of minority, the 11111.1fi lolge having been celebrated so lung ago as the year 1793, slid there being issue by it Descent children. all of whom will, of course, be iliegitimated should the original cons tract beset slide. Collusion between the Iwo noble . ponies um charged to have taken plate on w foe tar lwuriug••lf the cause, and te'crgument wins' to-day to have been fully entered into, but Dr. liwAtatti took an obketion to the jurisdiction of the Court. His party (Mr. Arthur Chichester, M.P.), who was the next in succession to the en tailed estate, in case the marriage should be de clared invalid, had alrerdy appeared under protest, 'alleging, that he was not liable in a suit of the pre sent description •(.vhich could only immediately concern the Marquis and Marchioness) to be made a party, by being called upon to see proceedings, but the citation set forth, - that the Alarcliioness of Donegal was of the parish of St..ditmee's, in the county 0r Middlesex, and therefore within the jors diction of the Consistory Court of London. It was sworn, harever, in the proceedings, that she had re sided for the four years last pest, and was now re sident in Ireland. This circumstance, therefore•, took the case entirely out of the local jurisdiction of the Court; and the Learned Counsel forayed that his purty might be dismissed, accordingly, from all further observance of the suits. _ Dr. LUSHINOTON followed on the same side. The Counsel fur the Marquis of Donegal (Dr. ADAMS) and for the Marchioness (Dr. PHILLI. Moat) both contendrd, that allowing the objection to he a valid one, even it was not competent to Mr. Chichester's Counsel to take it. But there was nothing to chew that the noble party herself was out of the jurisdiction of the Court. That she wilt resident in Ireland, sins sworn only to the best of the knowledge and belief of a Mr. Stratford Robin -sou, and the mere fact of her having assented to uppear was sufficient to friund the jurischetino of the Court. The cases of " Lord and Lirly Her 'bed," and " Tenducci and Tenducci," were cited in support of this po-itinn. Lord STOWELL said lie would take time to con. eider en objection so import.uat di this was, red give his opinion an the matter upon some day next week. '(iu) BALLA); SATURDAY, JULY es. The Coyne)* SIIRJEANT was occupied deriet the earth* day in t►e trials of several Psisuurre, whv.e cues were of wuawblictutputtaace. _ . _ The Callon.lot boring been gone throng'', the RICORDER 'proceeded to pass ...titmice of death on the fullowiug uutotsstale peruses :—T. Wainwright, R. Wilson, T. Per• sing, T. Smirk 'George Labour, Caitaceire Flanegan, Mary Hart, Assn Evans, sod Sarah Fletcher fur stealing 1. dwelling-hurses; George Lee, for 'uttering forg. ed notes; Frances Summers, Barnard Ernst's'. I, (lonics and J. lituutgomery, for highway robbery; Tiro. Ibmiel,Tor returning from transportation; `William Ham mond, George Beasley, sod Merry • Burrostlies fur bombe- I. realms; ; Jailor Collins, J. Wilson, W. Bird, end J. Era son, for burglary ; T. Palmyra, for stabbing, with intent to kill. Elves.* were sertvreed to be trauspostrd fur life; oce for 14 yea's, and 48 for sever years. Jams M'Carthy, for otorlaughtm, was senieurest to three mouths inspriaosiniesii, and Rirlosrol Rowbothath to oue Iwnth. Thee to be im prissucterl iu Newgase imeyear ; several were ordered to be insprimired fur various periods; sad suite to be publicly 'sod uthersiaritately whipped. POLICE. soor•rntrlT. On f.it today 'Amor Ingo of the ■awe of Cock, a clerk tea as atiorory, woe charged with Leading • Ihreeeeniug letter to Mr. Tom 'moon, a in oaPlett-draper, in Bedfordhury, colonia l.% a challenge to .fight a duel. It appeored in the mime of the examinatioo, flset the parties are relasivere, itod-tbnee ■ serious iniKeiodersialoloig had prevailed between them for some titn"• psis. They lerre held to bill in keep the peace fur twelve mouths, themselves iu 200 f. and two *me ths is Saturday a man and woman , wLo stated theinsekes to be brother and sister, and that their na•te wa. //fdreard, were brought before Ste It. B•ker, charged isi h a cuticula kmil of fraud. They had arrived at the Golden Cross, Charing-cruss, by the Bath coach, and it appeared flout the way-bill that • large and heavy stunk, which they had with them, was to be detained uuttl they paid their tare, being 21. 12t. The trunk was stated by the lady to contain silks and other sp. pare', worth ten tunes more than the fare. Tie book-keeper, suspecting a trick, to..k the 'dimity, immeditir ly on their tie partore, of opening the trunk, when it wile loom! to Contain nothing but • large .lone, parked in wood shavings. 'they were instantly pursued and taken into custody. Miss Hay ward affected inure surprise than the bookkeeper, and amerted, that the frioik must have been rubbed of her apparel by the person who carried it to the couch-office at Bath. - Sir R. Baker said he was not hntind In believe this story, and ho oast detain the £llefvntisnis westil Ilse motley was paid. It was undt ratuutl that they wade up themuuey to the course of the day. IVAPAL INTELLWAACE. PLYMOUTH, JULY 26 Arrived the Lord Exmouth, norm tl, from Prince Eduard's Island; ••d Persarmasee, Watson, from St. Juba's, New Bo unswirk. The Somers, from St. Jam's, New Brunswick, fur Falmouth, out thirty-five days, was Ppokru by Ow Per. severaaer yesterday. There were abort sixty vessels load ing fur Rutland. An teed uff this port the Choice, Harry, from Quebec for Laudon, out six weeks. FAtmoluttt, JULY SS. Arrived the Francis Free ling packet, with mails from Corfu, sailed 7th June; frum Malta, 15111; and from Gib- raltar, 11th July.-Spoke 121 b July off Gibraltar, the Red pole, fourteen days from Portsmouth fir the Mediterranean. Also arrived the Marc►ioness of Salisbury packet, with mails frum the Brazils, sailed from Rio 22d May; Bahia, 8111 Jane; and Pernambuco, 14th; uss the 81 of J uly spoke the Cl)ille East Indiammi, sailed from (Mambo the 16th March, and from St. Helena 4th June. The Success, Lillicrap, from Si. John's, New Biuns wick, in hauling round the Manacles, struck on line of the outerumst rucks, sad ailed to the lower deck beams. DEAL, JULY 27. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Lady Rallies, Co:- writ, from Bengal; Nimble, Milne, f Cadiz; and Lou don*, Smith, from Jamaica ; the latter rcinains. Came down from the River the Tolson, Prurice, for St. DUMIII(0; Reenrd,:Fligg, fur Trieste; Vosst, Irilliams, fo► Malaga; Shannon, Jolly, for Bahia ; Punt 000000 , Rihinson, mid bluish., Bond, fur New South Shetland; Tartar, Leitch, for Unehrc; and Thomas, Cunningham, fur Naples. &retail of the uutwsrd•bouud have sailed. IWIDWICH, JULY 24. Yesterday the smack Yiugarde arrived here from berg, laden nqh butter and em. After making rutty at the Custom-house, preparations were made for the disclose ge of the cargo, whim au order wag given to search the vessel fur cuatir.baud goods. The olfisers first knocked away her cabin mid were unsucceasful, when they examined the linings where upwards of two hundred parcels of tobacco, sad fru taahs of spirit., %ere found. The master and etew left the vessel whew the search comuieuccd. DAVIS'S STRAITS FISHERY. The Lady Jane, Fleming, from Davis..' Strait% la &Myra at Shields, suet furnishes the fulloasug 'crown uf some or the fisting sltipe : Of Larleis—Rockwood, dealt; Nepi war, ditto • lianvich, lAN 0/ Hali—Fronalslap, ekes; Royal (1011411\ dirt.; Ellis's, 10 Ash. te . Falcoebesifi $ ash. Of tate/de—Gm, ilk Bay, • IA; Elise, 0 ditto. TA TurF. 'BRIGHTON RACES. • FRIDAY, Jtair 27. A maid) for Fifty Guineas. Dh• uf ► i Roomy&lles, 1 111r.Synge's Hassle, Ist. Sweepsiskes of 2Sgs. each, for three yrs old. Tbo lAst Mile. Lord Egrrinoned b. c Rubio Howl, 4 yrs silsl „walked over. The Waterloo Stake of be.. each, with hay. added by the Town, for hor,es of all sacs, nescr to have won 1001 at say one time pierloon to the day of nomiaatioa.—Heats, New Ciusse, sine mile and three.quartrra. Lord Egremont's bi. e. by °maim, daas by Gohanna, 3 yrs old, wa;ked over. Motels for Fifty Gaines'. Mr liTyndbero's Hobo' Mood, 4 yrs old, Bst.7lb 1 Mr. Norihey's by Medley, out of Halphine, 3 yrs old, 7•1.5113. . • 2 A Fire Handicap Sweepaiakes of Sr. each. with Ars. added, for the beaten horses of the two previous days.— Heat., the New Course. Mr. Brown's ch. b. Wouverraans, 8 yrs old, 11.1. 3lb . Duke of Richmond's Kunreavalles, 6 yes old, 10Ib Mr. Buy's Sappho, by Ruben,. 6 era old, 6.1. 41b 3 3 3 Mr. Rogers's Carbon, 4 yrs old. 80. 51b.... Hunters' Stakes of 5g.. each, faith 25gs. added by 111 C R11C1111( Fund, fur haters that never stathril, paid, -or to (-cived forfeit, previous to the day of nominations ; to carry King's plate weights. mares sad geklior allowed 31b. • heats, four miles. These horses most have beets regularly 'hunted in lbw county of Moises, and to bars been at the death of 12 harm 12 different hunting dap, or at the death of six foxes, and I.6pm-fide the properly of anbacribera living in the ectunty of Susses; proper C. rtifieatea to he produced ft DIM the huntsman ur suanager of the bound:; five subscribers or no tare; if walk. d over foe, the tSgs. will tint be added. Mr. Gates's h. f. Easy, 4 yea old, by Catlebs, out of a half-bred mare 1 1 Captain Miucltin's b. b. Don Giovanni, aged Mr. Martin's b. ii. Grosvenor Ism ,.. dia. These sports Isere exceedingly gond The assemblage on the hilt, particularly on the first dry. was by no means numerous ; there were ou that occasion fewer equipages mid less company, in fact, than wriest. knew un any bonier year. The attendance on Thursday, huweve.. was better; and yesterday better still On the two latter flays there was • charming display of IN Rimy, elegance, and fashion. WINCHESTER RACES. These Users funk place on IVeslnesoay, *hen his Majes ty's Plate of 100 gs. was won by Mr. Genlillard's Mnowaker, besting Col. Maimed's Hauler; the City Members' Pleit• of 501 iiss woo by Mr. Dundess's Ch. f.d'Onvre, beaten: Mr. Ramsbot tune's Shreckliorn,•nd Mr. Radrlifr's 'Deans; the Nobleneru and Gentlemen's Plate of '5O/. by Mr. Russell's Gumbo, heating Mr. Cautisses'a tautest, Mr. Co. eentry's Sir John, and Mr. J. Walker's V•ieloo.—Tbe sweep stakes of bcs. with 25 1 . added by the County Members, was wuu by Mr. Ortsltust's St. Patrick, named by Sir C. Ogle. .BECCLES RACC% On Tuesday, 24th July, the Gentlemen's Parse of 50/. was won by Lord Dunwicli's chesuut filly, Natoli.. b• swig Mr. Joilea's hr.'s,' cult, by Sweet er. This rue , caused much bet ting. and great anxiety was seen in the kneuing ones to get iu bets, as the colt had beat Mwotis twigs at Ipswich, but the Sib. of extra weight brought them so near, that it was eonsidered a guod match at starling; betting via* 3 to I is favour of the cult after the fist heat—the Metal Geutlemen looked a hale shy. The Hunters' Stakes were won by Mr. [Mates brown mare Nary, heating Mr. Hall's bey horse Hatred, and four others. 'lli* was winning the rate with two Inuch speed, as the rider dismounted before be tank tote weighed ufr, and bail bent tha others iii acauter. It was a goy scene to see sic Ittirwa assenility was well attended by must of the nobilify and geutry of the surrounding country. On liedneillay, the 4614, the Tows Parse or 501. was won by :Aid Donwich`a rheostat filly Marotta. besting Ms. Wilrow's boy filly Rune:data, Surd buti.ld's Worker roma°, nod Mr. Juores colt by Sorcerer. The Hooters' Stokes werr won by Mr. Utton's brown mare Mary, beating Mr. Hall's bay horse Masud hod Mr. Laires chestnut colt Quiz . This was a fine race believer. Mary and Hatard. For years we base not had 1w tier *port, and it "Moan ocean that so mud. racing is seers un a c try race.evarse. The match el cocks was anti by rutty one snails nu the Norfolk sidr.—Tbe Theatre and Gardens were quite full The Stewarnta appointed fur next year are Land Duuwsch stud Sir Ediuund Bacon, earl. LUDLOW RACES. WrONVIDAY, JULY 25. The Loitierd Sinkts of 100. emelt, fur all arm One hest, rathe► more than a mite and c half. Mr. Charlton's b. Is. Master !Ivory, 6 yrs old Sir W. W. Wyon's b. h. Tby rim, 4 yrs old Mr. ()emu's b. f. by Orville, 4 yrs old A Sweepstakes of 10:s. emeli, fur thrte yrs old colts and fillies. (5 Suisse. ilwrs.) Jr. Tomalley's bl. f by Soothsayer 1 Sir W. %V. Wynte's b c. broth , r to Th)rair 2 Lord Clive mouses b. r. Malluril Si. G. Pigot's Ir. c. The Chancellor dr 1111. Clive mows gr. c. by Yuuug %Walton dr A M•idree Plate of £5O fur all ages, 3 mile heats. Mr. Neardsworth's b. e. Vam pyre 1 1 Sir N. W. Wyou's b. brother to Thyrsis 3 2 Mr. Griffith's ch. r. by Brighadow .. 2 dr A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, to which was added a Cup, labile 20gs. by Edmund Lechturre Charlton, Fog. for halthred horses within three wiles of Ludlow, &c. best of heats.— (6 Subscribers.) Mr. Welling's h. g. by Sir Guy Mr. Jones names b. m. aged 2 Mr. Gabriersi ch. g. Stanley THURSDAY. A Sweepstake, of 10p. eacll,oith2o/. added by the torn of Lottlow.—Four miles. __ _ . Mr. Salwey names ti. e. The Main . Mr. Clive names b. h. Thyrais Mr. Syer names b. h. Spectre A Sweepstake.' of 10 guineas each fur limiters, four miles.— The winner to be *obi for 150 guineas. (Six Subsetibese.) Mr. Aston's b. g. Shiver 01 ... 1 Mr. Union's bl. g by Black Suliati Mr. Adam's be. m. Fanny Mr. Rea 's gr. b. Fur, ter Ase inquisition was held on Saturday night befare T. Higgs, Esq. Coroner, oil body of Mr. Thomas Smith, a gen. (terns. residing at Nu. 10, Queen-it/vet, Grosvenur.sqnere, who on Friday sight baviseg a pain iu his bend, was advised to lake a dose of waits. lie stated to one of the family that be bad a quantity of salts by him its a b..x g be mixed ahead as ounce of it in Millie swains nater, situ went inter his heal mum and drank it. He was immediately seised with ex. reuriating pains, and it was discovered, upon the arrival of Mr. Furilham, surgeon, of North Andley-street, that be hail takes oxalic acid (which is used fur cleaning bout.top.) by mistake. The unfortunate Utiali died in a few minutes after the aerie:east in the greatest agony. The interim] cant of his stomach was entirely destroyed. After hearing evidence proving that the deleterious pollens was taken by accident, the Jury trimmed a verdict, Died (ruin taking a quantity of oxalic arid, by mistake for Epeeist salts." The paper was produced in which the okalie acid ea' wrapped ; it was a pewee of a weepers.. The Jary recommended is future that ebriaiata AMIN have the word " print. ed on the paper in which such daageseata iwyedieals were enclosed. ~-_ _,~„ • i.4.llEfirth AccinENr. . ...... . _ ..on Fray ni g ht Me. R 4 .4 parker, stork•brnker, of 15 " 1 " 1 " 0 " - Iiiie in th e ellrelatio resided at Kensiiigiue, having been bled copiously in I c„mat of the day, intor•. deafly went to bathe in the Mine River; lie hail berm in the water shunt a gnaws. a an hour, whew he suilieule dil 2 PPenced• A cumber of Wi l kens were swimming at :lit time in the river and gave the alarm ; t h e h os t betuugint to the Royal Manioc SerieW• house „ was rowe d to th e 'p o t, •oa the body w•• dragged for till a Ise. k i , . ` bat w a s tut fouled till Sateirstay morn og, about seven o cluck. The lees Mid shwa of the dressed were much contracted, sod i; was the °pillion of the medical tutu teat be died of the crimp. An Inquest rat an the body en Sat urdsy night, before!. 11. G. 11, Esq. Coroner, el the Rricklayes's Arm.. Moroi ;tie,. when the Jury returned • verdict—Accidentally Drowned RIARRIAGF-4. At Retltnile, near 8r1,44 Castle, on Th•rinlay, the 26th Instant, by thr Rev. Henry Salmon , etur, G•urte B eau . n „ : ,„ 1 . o f Waulhorpo 111;phe* to the It., Thula, Beaumont, of Bridgefoi 41, and fiat cousin to Sir • Branmunt, Bsrt. to Ann, eldest daughter and Julio Shilcork, Esq. Ou the 46th instant, at Chirkeater. Timms. Wilts.!slight. Esq. of Faleon•sgaare, London, to daughter of William Ridge. E•t busker of that city. On Friday, the 27th instant, at Maiy-le-boor Church, by th e V er y Rev the Devi of Westminster, Lieut -Colsoel Ste T. Noel Hill, K.C.B. Gornailier Guards, sad son of Sir Johts Hill, of Ilawkstone, Bart. to the Hon. Anus Malls Sliurv, peirOcsil daughter of Lord Teignmosth. At St. Margaret's Church, tVestininaier, by the Rev. Dr. Dowileawell, Canuu of Christ Cburtb, William Tofu* Hib hert, F.sq. eldest son of Win. Hihbert, Esq. to Cirohne Mary, youngest daughter of the late Capri Cure, Esq. Illake-hsH, EXII4 On Tuesitiy last, by the Rev. J. V. Stewart, at Mary. le bone New Clinch, the Rie• Augosios 11. Henniker, Krone of Great and Lillie Thorialiam, Suffolk, to Frances Amelia, daughter of J. 11. Stewart, F.-q of Loser Seymour-street, and of the Gi sage, South Ockendon, E4lr%. DEATHS. On Wed , esilsy . vetting, the Dosages. Countess of Jersey. tin the I'dth April, at Montreal, in Canada, the C. Jenkins, Chaplain to the Fore. a in that province, fur inerly Curate of tVailluirst, Sussex. - - On the 19th insta:it. at Daitosouth, afar Iwo days birth, the infant riaitgitur of Capiaiu J. 111113 C, of the Huts. the East India Company's ...trice. 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