The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-13 00:00:00

- BRIGHTON. Aye. 10. Ah , mt half-past seven this evening. an unpleasant accident happened: As some or the Otßeers of the .ktrenuosts gun-brig. which lies at Anchor, were re tu.ning from shore, one of the sailovs, in shifting the sal. upset the hoar, and they were al immersed in the deep. The Officers swans shege. but the sailors owed theje safety to the adivtty and zeal of some of the Brighton Fishermen. who picked them up, and saved their lives. _ . His Royal Highea-ss the Prince of Wales enter mined a large p arty at dinner, at the Pavilion t the company consisted of His floral Highness . 1 y: I of Clarence; the Duke of St. Alban's ; ti.e Eels of Barrymore, Berkeley, Craver, and Bathur.t ; Lords Charles and Edward Somerset ; the Hon. Capt. Upton. and several other Militatv Gentlemen In the smelting. there sr ,a a belie parry of LaJte. and Gentlemen. who jninesi the dinner pun' t con. ' sitting of Sir John Shelly, Sir Jnho and Lair Lade, Lady Haratersrone. Lady Fitsharris. M rs . ?if s bets, the Hon. Miss Seymour. two of Uri 'vim by's lovely Hos., &c. His &oral Highness enter. aired the compiny with Mr. Inglebes of Sleight of Hand, wtich was warms• d is the Chinese apartment ; which. is taste. variety. and el , gance, surpasses any in the kingdom; the walls are Ara rated with therarest collo:boo of birds s meet beautifully executed; at each end of the room are Inge mirrors with cabinets uncf•r them. and mooch side of the mirrors are placed taste's! draperies, which are occasionally drawn over the minim. to take off the great relkSion of lights. which consist of twelve magni6ce•4 Chinese lamps; four tiro suspended along each side of the room, from a lofty ce.ling, representing a summer's dwelling iky tan of these limps are placed on the frnne of INA mirror, and each lamp is most beautifullt iminted, repre.Pr, , ing birds. At the top of each lamp are' small crl -wedgies' bells, which saki off the (fee of she snIA:o. At ten o'e;i.clt His Royal Highneu and his com pany entered this magnificent apartment, and seated themselves in a s-mi--;rcle ; His Royal Highness to the right. and the I)iike of St. Alban's to the left; ti.e Ladies in the front, and some of the Gentlemen standir.g behind The firsr part of Me. ingleby's pertnrman:• was, the Deceptions with Cards. which he perin , moJ with g•eat dexterity, and re ceived unbounded applause from the cornpanr.— The rest or his performance was equally ailnureel, and His Royal Highres•. with his Dotal cycletunn. sin, complimented that Gentleman out his greet ability in the art of deception. The company then retired to supper ; the ball at the. Cattle was hot thinly attended. seam: 11. The useal Ms* prevailed's& en the _preetifing days far she Rees urse ; the ilsath tear pitched 10i tents is the Net, an doe Jett of Prince's Criamiround ; the 3d Ininimentied goons arrived here this morning from adobes» ; the Berkshire are also anima s and wt epee 1.0,000 ma to he on the pound teitmetroweedgm o t ai n . Ere a . fre..iejeie in merist His Royal tl. Prince of Wale& bittbsday. whieh tell heeds.% brined with every dsiosostratios et jny. •At is.. ?duck the cempooy asiswilded ends* Rac:.gresad e His Royal Highness the Priam Weis la m b youths end sit, Woe,- Lee, and Hanger; His Royal Hi dilThelm of Dame% the same as the dap, to hfre Fitehere' best's herosehee the earreagesetureestiesed es weal ...His Royal Highoass the Plisses. Wales neetated his barmiehe seat. and Wesel Hangar with hie Royal H;gboess. SU* gissimis Royal Righting the Dike of lent arrived en the grained.*'oolll en a grey charger, and swended by au roan he I immediately weal up to his Roy? 2,r et t wine -mgd was is conversation with them nearly the - while , time of the race. The C.oorts was ear unpleasant.' from the dust. which roue in elopes and *Wird the ladies to pot up the glasses of chart wrings*. The bell rang Cm martini. when the odds were two te one on His Royal Higees the Prism of Wales's br. h. Sir Devil Mr. bbiltish's Phrase .4 equip bolted at mania& and kept the lead for the bra two man, when at the torn the °theta Made op, and came in with great speed, in lour Names, from the torn at he two stone; 'Get,' 3 was stewed on her. Melt sh'a horse as they of to the bottom of the hill. Sir David wen it by balf:aisecit Here the sport of the day ended; the ground was imrnediatelyelsered of the Nobility, with the emeptirm eta few, who remained to get a complete wetting. At two o'clock, • Guard at Honour, with colours lying, and the South Gloucester Baad, were stationed at the side of the road leading to the gates of the Pavilion, to • receive the Royal Dukes. who were hourly ex potted. At a quarter before three, hit Royal High. nest the Duke of Cambridge. ,wi l l h is Aid..dr.. Camp, arrived in His Royal Highness's travelling carriage, the South Glousester Band playing'. G. 4 &or de Kiss." as she Royal carriage passed, and the men presenting arms. At lee o'clock. His Royal Highness, the Dike of York arrived, is his travelling-carriage, posashorses, and este imeeirkw the band played the same as when his wstwi aim . 1 than passed. The Royal Party repobed•se the Chinese Room. and at half past ems sat down env' dinner the same eempeay 1118 Zosterdareollin paraW sew, with the addition of Lard Rorrshans, with are rived yesserday. General Brownrigg is also areiveds and the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough are see pi-icird in a few days; their house is getting ih readiness for their reception. At seven rielock the . cricket ground was filled with company, to see tbs. Soukr,es, South Hants, and Berkshire Regi molts, formed into a line f Lind Somerset gave the word of command. and they l a el a very grand ap p -47 nce . The Steppe anonndb with company, and ti: of this town is in a complete bustle, pre. paring to celebrate to-morrow, the natal day of their beloved Prince. • • - - Reading has been fixed upon by Government, as the place of residence for Don ragout'. Ruiz i 'wee°, the Spani,ll Governor tit Mut.t.: Li onel H,Mtt TON, af the Royal Waggon Trani, is artiv.d in town trim btralannd. On Satnrchy last, T. Casio iN. who has been a long time in the service of the Dulcet of C•Nscorgit, dropped down suddenly is St. Imes% PArk. He • ...hos e , close to St. Jame,'s where surgical assistance t, bat ali efforts were title . . ir wag taken to the settling -ho Palace. in Cleveland-roa, v was procured to restore life, availing. - ---”, iii POLICE. 11011/411tIST. resterday, Alward G./me, who is charged on suspicion of wilfully setting fire to his bonito Old Boswell.c. , urt, on the morning of the ink instant. brought up for re-examination before Mr. Naas. William Beteklow, of the Black Horse public- Neese, in Old Roswell -court, said, that about a quarter before four o'clock on did morning of the Are, be was alarmed by beariviebirs:"B•tne, a neighbour, laying to the Wattibmin..there. was a filet he immediately got no ander* Smote inning from the windows of the itrisisnet's blitteeearhith was neat to hi., he went immediatefradd• endea voured toffee, open the dom. - bat o odd nbradcons plish it ; be thee see round to WSICIE eke of the house ; he them saw the staircase en Sre through a crevice of the door, and alarmed the neighbour hood by the cry of " Fire ;" after which, with the assistance of a watchinaa, he forced open the door. end eziinguished the fire with some pails of water. They then went into the cellar, where Mr. Crow foot panted nut to them three candles, which had been fined to burn under the flooring—one of them was them burning ; the other two had gone out, after bruning the boards slightly : the candles were pet in pan d some potatoes, placed upoa pieces of emit the coal eft upon a beam within about'seven at eight WWI et the floor. The Wetness fur ther stet .01.thei he accompanied the Prisoner on the let day of last December to the Phoebe Fire Office at Charing when he insured the house he .lbeed hie aeadjoinirg house, for 4501: each. Cevedins Beekley, a watchman of St. Clem: es, , mid s duet rifietet is quarter before four o'clock, on tfhe "rokflliff Wohnnidale the sth in -tans, be heard the dal a of "NW' in Old Bosaell-c ,, urt f he went • them and assisted Mr. Bucklow in breaking open the suett-door ; he afterwards took the Prisoner into custody. Mr. Marston, a Clerk at the Phenix Assurance office, proved, that the Prisoner had insured the house be lived in, and the adjoining house, for 4301. smolt, at that oficv. Mr Baster. a Clerk at the London Assurance. office proved, that the Prisoner had insured at that since toe furniture of the house he lived in, and tut next, for 6001. Mr. Ford, of No 12, Strand...produced the po licy belunwns to the Plasm Pre-office, which he tonnd in a ooz d.hvsa r thinornrjr.the hisorieria . wire. • • int.; r The Priam did ist . iiTA defame, than that at his. die patios Irmo all based 441“4.thie sis top roarnte. and the alirproup ilistali.fikbair • • Sb• Oa& try crotilifytto4o• The Primmer woe huly moafaltirest:.. c • • ____ • •••%.'... - lAA/al, INTAALIOIIIIO4 • .- - **„ . 1 . 1 • roassmowes. Lei. 11. ~.. 1 . • Aerl SW Desim dt r i 11qpiirs door. aid the 44.,pieshes e 0 , • thir • • tail siiq&• the following ems* th.l 11 ' 4:+ehe ^widow* AtOrs, Swink 4S • " &is.* Mies, aid the AfArewot t Wood to did i also. Ws de= Majoilir• Opt Lied ktid Sephia, from the . ' lined Es. Biwa sloop, aid the Diligent sts 1 • 4 wish aas for Oporto an& the Meditew II e aid the 3whw sloop, with a convoy fol.'. • Neves is appointed convoy for the Eastward. e ffistres, 44 guns, with tea ships for the West ?oliti % la at St. Ham's. 1Lu0II:14 saG. 10. 1 1° ittl e in His Majesty's ship Ptesltasind, from l ot • RI ; also several Neutral vesSels demisted. • : ' die Lavinia frigate oa a cruise; sad the j ( 011Auile cutter, with a fleet of viatirlietsfot the • squadsbireltochefort % • . • few , i • DtAL, *UGVST I I. Sailed through the Downs &massing, from the !Liver, the Surift,,,lfhowittaikaiaqbiem.-...Wiad N.E. ite arasava,4 lt e l . ) l7.... ir Yglat s , T ihsikl CIIIII rtie4 606044•411ENItirsis ' iii it. Silsiiiiiiiipiosii ioneu, ihror siryntost 4411040 isimeesesocsou th Agil l !. tin, Chat" RUM Poimbivekr Viesoltio, *Ps* Elisabeth; Stegnkons Nerwae",4eiledlllgi , conl Jamaica g LahillaiGreißl 6134 Ibit itiunk,SVN i Iles "' Jane, Holland, and the MAIN WhiMenent, riditin g Common,. Tindall, for Riga; Sweets, Betty; John, Mat My. and the Amason, &My, 1 / 1 00 Fetelnitets. The ship Alert, from Charlesto, is arrived at Li verpool : she sailed oil the 14th of lisly,eo which date she brings letters. The spirit excited by the affair between the Loped and CArdyffelle had tat ia the least subsided. The Dublin Stock Exchange has its Bulls and its Bears, as well as that of Loudon. It was reports! in Dublin, last week, that the Expedition, command ed by Lord C•TIICART, had tailed; acid that his Lordship was taken prisoner. Letters from St. Petersburgh state, that great hopes are ensertained, that the Commercial Treaty with England. will be speedily revived, and affairs placed upon their former footing. A Prnashm Officer has published a letter, in a 0011111U1 Paper, in which beams% that the sword which the French carried away from the Palecs of Potsdam, was not the sword of Plummiest the awaits, hut belonged to a Prussian Officer, who possessed himself of the sword-of Peensaice upon the death of that monarch, and substituted hit own. On Sunday, as two lads, one the son of Mr. TAT- Loa, of Charlotte -street, Battlebridge, near Isling ton, the other named R UNS tila, late a pet-boy at she Assemhly-House there, but who now lives at a butcher's opposite, went to bathe in the new Reser von, facing Eldots-streer s near Bagniggs Wells; not thinking It deep, they leaped in. and immediately sunk. The cries of some other boys brought to tiieir assistance a gentleman's servant. about eighteen years of age, who lives in Brunswick-square, and who happeiti-d to he near the spot at the tine: re garelecs of his inn midi; he immediately threw hirriklf into thArater. and the bdys entangled aboat hint.'NWittt mach nillicerfry he' tberated himsclf, and succeeded its brinkirik out Absrifilailisarlas wet carTittillo Mr. Hmniri%% fit thi an d tiered. "Thist lad; Aimed TINOS*. vivo en minutes 'udder 'wirer. ing ktiblif ( Moth, irsitqrst. The oenlentan's seeirsitit"gdebillibisi#lll.llrdigs: his cslsiudit - deserve it'o • • • r 6 CORNWALL AR M& ...ralftpupor sa.•oaf f. INST. This was an an - Dna of damages for eahillion of the Plaintiff's daughter, who had becomes pregnant. Pee ped wellies, aria. The Plaintiff is a respect able widow lady at Came nerd ; the Defendant is a surgeon of the same place. Mr. have. in opening the ease. Miter* cen mired the proll.gacy of the Defendant, who, from his profession. was admitted sate the bosom of the rawly, and wider that uattioa had seduced this young lady. even under the very eye of bar parent. and had then boasted that he would spend 10001. in defending so disgraceful a case. Mr. Jse v said, he should produce a respeCtable Alderman, of the borough of Canselferd, who would prove in evidence, that he had questioned Mr. West as to his views in chewing so much attentiim, as he was publicly observed to do, towards Miss ' Gregory—attentions which were no doubt construed by the injured female as indicative of an honourable attachment : that the Defendant had admitted ' to the worthy Alderman, that Mrs. Gregory's daughters were respeaable and fine girls, and that if any man were the c.iuse of either of them becoming pie-gnaw, he would be bound in honour to marry her ; but iliac for his part, he certainly had no such intention. Mr. Jsrays having with his usual abaity laid open his the. ge, proceeded to call his first evidence, WI.O was Miss Gregory herself. Her appeara.,ce highly interested t.,e Cant in her favour, and sae gave her evidence with great m sty and scnsioi lity. She stated that she is twenty. tour y, are of age, and ti at her mother, Me Plaintiff in this ac tion, is a widow, livieg in Cameltord, independent of any business, and that she was of tell , to mother in her household s ; the Ddlen.tant is a surgeon. who 'thee or four ye.r ago came to at Cime:foid, to practise in his protessii.n ; he had :onsiderahle buUness, and attended her mo.her's family 41 surgeon and apothecary. H. soon beg .as t r pay her particular attention, iglu ch cuitasueu t.O FebtuarY,lllo6, wh. n, upon a notalay, net m Ann and elder sitter went u.to me country, where they continlueif tit use Tuesday following s leaving her, with ha' youngest sitter, at home ; ibis youngest sister wen: to the Methodist chapel, Abut.% s.s O'CIOCk ih the evening, Laving her at home alone, for she was preveuticr - by indisposition from accompanying her 1 soon after belt sister had gme out. the De fendant came km the house, so tn. pa' hour where the was sitting by the fire ' and after some improper Etlitiesacid 44 using her very ill," he completed ; she became pregnant, and .has been feted of a tonal, child, which is since dead. Cefystre she Wit kart ) Het mother had paid .apemse attendant ou her unfortunate situation. Ors Whir mosesetam.ned by 14. r. Pecs (who was aisist-4 by three other Counsel), she saiu she fever rourased the Defendant that she should be at heipe (in the day the deuce happened ; know, WM II hatter s bee bees acquainted watt Wu from Macy 1 uut fns salts , 011 Clmcllord to lee; never had any crania** h or any other. person whatever, emeept fie 1)•• . 'Admit ; has heard that Lot is now in bodieris, but deeeset Meer that her mother km had any calm. ration with him since they have been at the Assam. Wimen knows Mrs. Rosevear, of Llunelford, who lives riser her mother's house, and has three sons but does not know that Mrs. Rosevear ever object. d to her sons coming to Use Plaintiff's house on count of its ill repute 1 she never said " it was no wonder that Rosevear came so often and staid so long at her mouser's house, since be bad no peace at home on her (the Witness's) account."--Mr. Dais. rise now called Miss -- Gregory, the youngest user of the preceding evidence, wno says, she is a mdliceroind twenty use years of age : she corrobo rated the former part other sister s sists testimony.—A private convaliation now took place between the Couisel for both parties, when it was agreed, that tamely peewit damages should be t Oti n. and the trial closed. Ibis was a Special Jury case. At a 'netting of the Aging Mlagiorstes for Kos• teren, held at Bourn, in Luleulasture. on Satutday Joky Lame. labourer. was , eonvided in lie 'lliltigated penalty of 40s. for lopping Wa►er-trees on estate of the Marquis (Altars a. This pradiet. feared. is too general among tenants. who are ' list aware of the severe penalty imposed by the statute of 6th Geo. 1. for cutting timber without assent of the owner. Tendril MAU ligh;, as Mr. A INSIOND, of Estry, was driving Mrs. &Anat. t. and Min Hogs: N, in a canto Eythorne.near Chatham, the horse took frigi t, and the driver losing the reins. he ran with such ra pidity down a hill, that the females were thrown ash mid very severely bruised: Resistance was im thediessiy given, and Mrs. Ensissa I. was conveyed to the Wens of Mr. Gramm. surgeon. where the Load* attention was inelleanally paid to her, AS Oished in the moat excruciating pain unsil Thursday morning, when she expired, leaving a numerous fami to lament her los s . An awful aa d.truly meleneholy accident occurred at Hanley. in the Potteries. on Saturday se'nnigla, in the evening :—Three of the s on s u t M r . %VII.- son, a revealable son, manufacturer in that place, for their amusement, and as a preparation the celebrau ing the wakes the succeeding week, had paced three pieces of sm .11 cannon in the garden of the elder brother, which they charged with pswder and wadding. and disposed at a short distance hunt each other ; when one of the brothers was in the act of Er.ng the tint piece. the elder, with his infant child in his arms, was in front of the third. and. dreadful to relate. the priming communicated to the others, by which unfortunate emit the fathee and child were literally blown to pieces, and in a mo• trent rendered spe6acles too shocking tot humanity to contemplate. and that in the presence of their nearest and dearest tie—a w.fe, mother, and bro thers. Their mangled remains, ioclor,d in the same coffin. were deposited in Cae family vault, on Wednesday sentitgro, in the presence of ntrnctous spectators; and this distressing event has cast such a gloom on the surrounding neighbourhood, as all the hilarity attendant on the season was not able to clip. pel. A Coroner's Inquest was held on Monday be. fore Tsar as Sea %Now, Gent, when the Jury, efte: • minute investigation into all the causes which led so thi s most melancholy catastrophe, returned a verdict 06....4(carnial Death. SPORT! NV turELLIGENC E. EDIRRURGH RACF.S. TVltinA V, AUG 4. RiA Meje 4 t)'s Muse of :Ono. vas run 6•r and won by C I R nod:ing, Evi.•l4 h . ni. Furttilla I I L. 44 ‘ l 4parmaelie's h. h. Caleb Q.setrnw B 2 U Raillse, Ewt 'tech h. Strealref 3 4.. MID ,, I.n The 14.biem:a and Gewieria...es pi on rura.! of !e,s. was run for and son by G Baltlie , 'N - .417a ch. h Ct,eamer ...... Mr. S•af •If • . br h rl4llllllleo l l . ....... R Mr Idosa,•. b. 11 Sisl o r 2 ....... Then w4B alturivareis I hack irate, which alFuird,tl g4ed NOTTINGHAM RACES ) • WIMP+ RsDe Y. AVO 5. Th e G q .4 C u p, 'al oe it ogs. h • guberril•i• of lots ample; ••• be lobt to the %Toe*. Trua Mies. (f•the Sub.eriSvs.) Mr Telutee4s;ll• b. Sir Andrew, 5 yrs ........ Mr SiteelPs l• T 1 1 , 1 ,14. 4 yr. olet . ••1 ............... .4 f. Si twen's b f Ituverru-+, 3 VFS We! • • .............. ..3 Mr. T. C. Rrntror's b. t. by Inoue Woodpecker, out of tee:tr. 5 y.s "Id . Mr. Syk•res b. m 014.. ........... TIIURtO t , The Towe's M'n'd••. Plate of SCI for ham' that ntrer woo 501 a: or.e time F..• ,stile T C. Brown. P 95i , i d 1 M Hut M m. by Pi A..." M. Dray t Mr Bur.. 'a b . c. 1,. Amblrasio, d ..to by %Vele,. Syr' 04 • dr. s4 I 4E D4Y A Mat..h f. , r 'lop p p n awl • at 6. RIO. by then, v4 Mr PIM,. I . l.erime. h .re. Sprrs mere. 1. v ; Mr. Cave 1.1 owner Y. en. Char. by Corroder. ?Ain ray. A Match fx 3Cr. C. p. tinware heats. To err? qv Pb. es 11 M C R•nw,Of by. p. Outeast " ....... 1 1 --- &Jot h by. p. Loins ................ z HUNTINGDON RACES.—(Cantlnuird.) THONIDA T. AVG 5. my Pounds fo r three, lour, five, six ye., D m., 'yi d arid Mmes, &e. T•co. rune h•aos. Grielesul G orreator's eta e Superstato oft, by iluszool, 4 yrs old Mr. Meery's e.f by Ambrosio, 44 rs obi ..... ..• I 3 I Mr. ArMy's h. e by 110 turd, 4 yi. fad ..... 4 4 I Mr. botoenamars's ch. I. Revoloterio . fro old 3 3 4 Sot C. Ilunbures Spy, 4 yrs old 3 3 st WORCESTER RAGS— Continued.) WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3. The Members• !tomer'. Plate of VII to wi eh is si 'ed th 2 :..t Year's Plate, Ria'r3iil I UI. Four-m - Mr. Canitisea eh g. Sweeper, by RaNar, t r. oil 3 1 1 T. Waldron. Eq.. Is g. by A' r-d. ot,t ut anirm of Mr. Roowell's h‘ (I..sisisore. ..Id . I t? I Mr. Seolta's u m Governer . , by Ge..e . al, -yr% ola 4 Col. Newport's b. g Nosier, by Drive ,re 1 4 d: Mr. GrilMbe eh. al Twiligist, by A lirvd, Sirs .4d 5 Jr TVUUSDA V. The Subsariptiem Plate of Sel F heirs. IA Ststsfnrd's eh. e St. Dontinin, 4-yr4 oIJ I 2 1 Mt. Butler's la as. Miss Cumer. Ft-tr. u;cl 2 1 2 Mt. 13gelbsurn's b in. Epsom Lass, 4-yrs old BRIGHTON RACES —(Continued.) TIIISDA The Gad Cep. given by H. R H the Prince of {Valet, anis Sebacrintmn as 10. eat h fur niter year olds, fist.-1' ...r year Ads. Ist alb —.Five year 1,111, a.t. 6ln —Sit you olds sad aged, —.Mama allnred Irin.—Vour His Royal Highness the Prince of Wakes br. h. Sir Dowd, 6 yews 4,4, Sat. ISlu Mr. Craven's be. in 8.•...z.. 4 4 y s hid, 7 rt. Us. Lord .7 •riey'. b.. e. I pseri.di, 3 veers said, .st Mr Nfallisles b. C. Ferdinand, S year. old, ist SirJ Shell .rev b h Sir Lattireul.e, S years, fast Mr R Kos ces StrDavid, est. I". ree,-,ees forfeit 'NIA Sir J. Shllly'a Sir Ls usio.lot, 7 , t Jilb —4 unlas, 2tlogi.li. n. Members returneJ to serve in the present Psll;a4 meet flurOogh of Yough,ill..w.Stri din Keane, of Belrrolt. torfotd, Eau. in the 1..c0w ..f the Ro,of H u t. 1.. r I Vocolint 88. le, now Baron Carle.no i t Eogla.td, and Ein of Sna...ton, in Ireland, called ue in the H •us- .•f Rsrs. 110fittleh of Athlone.—Jahn Fr. win Unmet, Psq of Leieci terohiro, in the mum .4 the Hew! Wel who, be ing chosen fur the CO Koteiget, a .1 al: • ter the B .rough of Erie, made his alastion to serve for that laver. Bor.•sgh of Tralee.....Evan Foulkes, F.,q_ of S..uthanintrin meet, London, is toe room of to. Right Hon. Sir Arthur Wellesley, who, being chows a liwg.as for that namegly and a'so for the Booaugn of Newport, in the Isle ,4 Warn, ilia4e Ilia Election to serve /or Newport. Borough of Rindon Bridge. Rigid ilenqureltle awn* Timm, in the room of the Sight Hon. Lord Vaarisot now Baron Carleton in England, and Carla( Shan iw t ort Ire land, caned up to the HOUIO. of Pewee COAL- MA RKE r, A peas T Skive at Market. r tee 69 ..Newcastle bl 49s SI. a rho Si 9 ...itto Jutland ... 1 99• 64. a 44. 91 Yesterdal—Priace of Walla, berad.4l•ll6l al Ma rebate {A I ie.. COURSE OF F.XCHANGE, Aut. II Arts - .yam .... 35 3 BU. 1i0n... 44 I.N. Fie. lhtta as Slits .. SS 8 Vetter is. C St Uss. Wel. Rostordast C. f.. II 7lt U. Lisboa 64 Hambhgb 34 8 fil/. Llpo•to 64h Altos& . 34 9 till. I Doklos 108 Farb 24 8 Lis. I Cork 118 Osseo I Us. 44 II evsamm. L c 4 _ _ _ radix LBl effect. ala POI tags Gold la Com sad per eft 4 ult gen, UMW ir j effect. Dane - - _ PURI LWlam 3 3 Wilma an Naas .... 5 6 Silboa.. .. 3e New Lows tad. •••• Leg horn 00 Nipples AO, eb. 8,n..1 H 40,. 0, '4 no. Co,. MA a RIA4V.S. Tnesday, by ' , racial (new, at AMiseornbo.place, Croydon, by the Re, Irtastrt, aderstut.-r p rub, • Hutt. James W.'se , 0-im4rtn, o :Iv goner L .rd C.r.31.:..t. • thre Right His.. Lady C.Larlatte Jetaktar..... way klaug..te. ..t the Earl or Liverpool Same dot, at lialne,d, In Etn.c, T. R. Andrew, Cy. a ()test POillitl44lireet, is Mi4s S..arlett. datightty i.e: 1.1. Jam,. Snarling, E.q. of uwt tw.aa yuu, a 4.1 Waft Ii Lady Steuart. 55...41f, at St. Laona , d'a, Sbordditab. Charing Lo b. E'o• ona a H. , adA-Ilte• flopoty f.lautonanto Ito the Too tr het.. and Canons ere Light 14 , ant.y Coittrant of y to Mary, tia secead dgerke of Mr. 4001, d ifemen't aqua... DEATHS. On Monday lut, ord 74, Mims X.refis, E q sr Ha:ilas, Y.fieshire (lo llitriolay last, grwaVy tamed. after a strut ilia•. in tho ova- of MK age, Mss Ent' Edo at.l.. ,o.A. s o w , d dv.• we of J 3 n n tSolnoll Ettrards, Ip. of brxtteid lt , s , Pvio, St. Fd,nunds 141.. ti $4.11t•.k, rtilS UAI, A f L. .1% 04/74.111.1 •• r • m.e. aster .9 1 Keen—. SA our ~roe 1d• LONDON: noted hy G D%iIIONON. N.t It. Delte' 4 * II 4. street. 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