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NOV sloop. :The win.] isenroe to the S.W. and blows fresh, or Srr 'Jana insure's. Expolotion *gold tiare been .st autism. at Shithead s they were 'Sat iu high: at .s.evitathise•enintt. • PLYTtOtrtn. OUT.Ir 111. A infer from nil' Cadiz, dated Aeneas), brouglit by .Ibe euifairwer gun-twig, which arrived yesterday, ..toasirin.. toe account of the French having loot MOW men et Saragossa; that Dupont wag Stilt restselsetasi, sad that nothing short of a uiiracte essialdsave hire, especially as he had cut with the Pete. At the %eine tune Lord Collingvrostd had trectsved from the Su predie Juuta an sit-count of the ion* a the Spaassis Patriot*, which amounts to ":1,190.000 toed ; letter from Barcelona, dated .41th. states au ea l ogessent taking place et liar .cebsisa, su which 8,000 of his troops were tut in pieces. Salad tbo Eseoanter gun-brig, with sealedvrdoss. Cove to. Algal, Allen, from Oporto. Fame. Willies*: kw, Bright ; Supply, Jeffelion Ea‘le, linbacta; o, Chapman ; and Reward, l ur, Par. frum Malta. Arrived the Snapper gna-twig, from the fleet; sad the Goshawk story, sod Plyasanth transport, front Portsmoutlar.Wisd FALMOUTH, JOLY 17. Sailed this day the Turis.shend packet. Cock. pith mails for Goruens. The packets to take the Sails regularly are appointed. and will Sail Weekly. Arrived this slay elf. brig :lan. Ades. from lon ian, far dlalos : the Alp Ches:-rg..111, Robin•on. from Liverpool, for Malta; the Laxtever, Orikti i.avetposi for the !Brasil.; the Americans Amor. Capt. Sherbonte, from Gibraltar abe JIM/4 illltligidefd, hoes Malta. tbr Loudon. MAL, JULY 19. • - and Choi ' in . . Aitivoi His Majesty's a moue I ships Traimpeere 4voin _ ; the latter has brought lath g liir a litre French privateer, iihich she out in from smite tlie Freed !End yesterday evening. .41f Lk JULY 19. Yesterday, hi the after noop.risinert cannionaitiog yet heard - 6r same duo-. ir.l4 thie forenoon a sloop of i g ht ti_ Ire .r.e 4kiq i , .vvas seen going /Ma the thorns with a bre trench privateer, the a i r' at *hi" Ptobiabijr the ea We of the • ars &seri geeterilay. jinx LLOYDS LIM (kilowatts, 34sovjg.—Possed by diO Wbi., F tom *nt h Ifil ag rave sgisksk o lillindOberissad I Adosatars, td'Kttrit ; alwrigatioo, INN Ti.. famish, 7hrsert 114/shor, Ilbtearditka ; 4111.1 wt Ilow hum& Cm. • mid tin Seam VW./ fr. . 4 4 4 lie How* LW:ley the time Ike: hits Levi ilstkorst, N.seat, isrsiutagus ; sod tint Urine, .111sobo4o it !Ainslie& • sisstooliiploommono XVII? ft) N , flee Royal 11901mwstlst liriciee of Wales, ow as, slid to dais, As dignitivd his istehti•h • ttrietternisig Mon talvtlici e it the ensuing Maces; and of cells. Vaasa' g has tairtn•dity, as nasal. as tine his favuurits. air It "ill eaci. it .aTlist Duke 3.14 Duchess oflfsAboseseh wised Mt Oserve-Howse, adjolniikg th'e PaVitiou, late on So. isardsi evening. • bird Lharlr s Somerset arrived on Thursday, amid issnused the coatursnd of the Sussex District. • Lit tpplicatiag f..r a license fur the New Austad• theatre ou the /Sort.i Steyne, war widest the Lewes Periesa, end rejected. • • The Lord flisnisp of this Diocese has Ultima sae iof the delightfully-situated lodging-houses, called Mme Hill-heusei, at ltouingdean. Lady Ellenhortugh has taken. one of Wick's in the Stcytie Row, Worthing. At the General Quarter Sessions for the County of t)evnn, a novel bill of indictment was preferre4 ita a cit.e of the Kt No. on the prosecution of M r. H. . L 5811.1.19E614 of Dock, debut ANN WiLie e•Lk . l % Of it. Anhyismtreet, to the tame towi, way* ; charging her with being a ossamois *hien was retiorued WS a trite bill. We under:* that this otlimee Is punishable by the Ducking.. Stool; anal we hope this decision will be summing N' the numerous erntrires in Dock, who daily rai,e itbuir dist:olds:it voices to the disturbance of their peaceable neighbours. %Incur P.DUtUSINE.-.- large elm tree, which justly might he tilted the monarch of the wood,"' *t4 whWi lately stood oa Cie verge of the cliff that overlooks liampool, and its sarrocsading beeutifuk poospecour wits m c recent mann, carried tato tli seq. and alOniagh mod el its branches were imusal Bled 111Ki•iO4. yet in March last it was sold Ibr the iltormtly• sole fir OM. 9a. A large portion of its raobi-were in salt water, yet it irew to the vouder fel contests of 474 feet, exclodve sr the top; the lower half was lately landed at riffuyassage, where ten homes were employed in dressing it to the cesspit. • About two o'clock, on Friday morning last. • 11Sed aktrrning fire was discovered in the lirewing olSee of Mr. JOHN lfitcat.a, iiittiate its Southgate street, in Bltey-SfoeAmond'a,tviiieh being attached to the dwelling-house. the !lames immediately communicated therewith, but happily all the fa mily and goods were safely re moved; and lay the • a neighliourieg gentleman. of large quantity of strnag A off into the vats, and horrid rii4i:te, from the 'V kept full of wader) WAS with great alaceley. and re rWICWICS arrived. *inch, e tendered by nunitimis Iced the esnliaLtretion. maimed to the roofs :rfect taint morning, vitt . water ye all oars. coda . 4 proaervatiou of a cotatith-tahk wholatof whicis, as are happy to all. cjilfrie ocomaion o it is suphroacd. will titinum, Jci, 19. On Tuesday last. a general Court Martial was had st the Royal Marine liars echo, on a private of that corps, who lied deserteOve times, and who hal bad the temerity tp enter and take bouilty three different times, in.,the Chptkani Division of ltoyol Marine,: The eberges!liiiug fully proved it •agan him. he was JelltgiiCalk to be transported for life. The heat of Taesday, Wednesday, and Thurs day, law, was stoat oppressivertiermt4h the whole kingdom ; audit. is generally iuppoi:cd, that such extreism beat ono never before felt in Yti,Alatl Wednesday the thermometers in geubitl through , out duns town,- that were placed in situu timis„ with a southern aspect. rose. fhTetweeti y a and N degree.. At Fort Putt, be* "on en elm mace brined the town. on a chalky the thuer mometer. iu the allude. stood at 94; and in the inn 1011 degrees. la a ware-room, belonging to Mr. feelers, cahinet-maker, of this town, covered on the tip with tarred paper, and the doors and windows efrobich were kept closely shut; the mercury rose s theastenishing height of /10 degrees ; anti some ztces of iron, in the room. Isecatne sensibly though. shaded by the buildings from the .iot a beams. Yesterday-a poor man belenging to the °Mi sery, at Chatham, of the name of Harris, had the Mill hone of his leg broken. and otherwise mate rially injure 1. by a peg of iron balast falling oa it whilst endeavouring to get it th a lump. . -Yesterday the Mara.. J.-limeiono. Esq. fear Corporation of the City of Rochester. went down the river, en their annual excursion, to open the oyster groand. The day being reniarkehly tine, a larger number of boats than usual was collected, freighted witlirture of provisions, joyous compasy, and several bands of asusitians ; forming, as they glided gently down the river, with swelling mule and floating colours, ea agreeable mid enliveisitig picture. . . J. Calcrart, Fen. one of the Representatives of City of RocSesterr. with is large . party of friends, acconiteniod the Mayor. Ou Sunday, Capt. Cranes conymser of Grams end Artillery. embargd on bean. the ordnoste barges with eaanue, reader hell, b 44 .w.. wa g provision*, ke. f East Tilbe'y. is dill coullfq of Essex, the place were this oar peay is to t• es. camped. The siker, esse moo aim is hiAhvi fit*. Mdlooked remarkably v 0.14 ; being a it ae teritoon,„ the•atiote Tim ctovire wise Pinot soars. whu eahsbited theAretor4 tls I 14;4 cualimoy ii tnilpeherits. isimmisowsiedessa—. ""Ir• SATAMPiik u ltt ior tti WitaiWt . • • . There are two easswisitailwt• ow the Ciesesi one, deinitaiueted the rest ructutapesoist, consiste, of lour !invades; two haajorti..anii tea trigadier- Gracruls. The other, the deteclicd corps, under the command of Major-General Dann. %hey are formed uearly 5.11. stit ar,„11.4 to Cie great encatup:setit rails rtioin the hill of Allen, ou , &hi. tilt the stand-hulpie. except the two left re. ipth eta, It it are throes beck to *void aetse low ro , are formed em potence. It consists of oi .:;incuts tif the hoe, and five of maitia.— The artillery is formed is the reef of the left *lug, eh e movement spot selected for the purpose, so Apt t sitweaseug sad compact appearance to the .2=o* The market, which is very plentj. ielholyahle, is in the -veer el the centre. wear the raid leading to itathhride. Theioetached corps consist of fbar battalions of light infiatry, under the Bean de Rotteuhurgh— let and 66th regiments of the line, cud Donegal It is encamped with its left under Mr. ledge, and the right occupies the rising 17 41 P.a intend* nearly toCel. Liituns's house. Drawees the two encenapments are the Forage yard% mad the Commissariat establishment, and corps of Wia s iLes. The 7th regiment of ca valry of the ILoginn is in stables hireil for the purpose, in• the town and vicinity of Kildare. The t tth l.i t Drairortn are similelly accommo dated, in end &bunt Kilcullen ; but the, officer* and men are encamped in fields adjoining the re- I spectire etai,les. Thewholi are melee arms every morning at six o'clock. and remain out till tea, are under arms again at Ave in the evening, an d continue ont till past eight. The object for whicb they have been assembled is to instruct them to art in coujume tion in brigades and in line ; indeed the opportu nities that occur to throw large bodies together in this country are so few. that it is indispensably • necessary to mike the most of the time allotted . for tins essential part of military Improveinviit, aml the proficiency that they have made has met the ,entire approbation of the Commander of the Forces. —The (facers - anent every day at two O'clock, sup at fins*, andshy tell eeteresie-is jp beds and teas guillity reigus threfaithear the hook The two en canspmenta Joined twit Sunday evening, &rifling one hoe. which extended above two miles. Lord Harringtoo passed down the line, and then placed himself is the front, when the Whole broke into open coliseum of troops and companies, and marched past his Lordship, who appeared to be highly gratified with thew appearance.-'-There were not many spectators, but as there is to be opened a ,public ordinary at the stand-house, every Sunday daring the encampment, for ladies and gentlemen, at three o'clock, it is presumed that the at-common. dation it will afford may i.duce a greater con course of visitors than has hitherto attended.... There will floe be Camp Balla **wry Thursday at the stend-hew*. which, it le hoped, will attract the attendance of many of our fast countrywomen, and relieve the Whin which want of thew society must give,,, even in a camp; and as it will be pa• treeised by the most respectable Officers of the camp, hopes Aie entertained that it will afford a rational and gratifying ,relaxation from the field distil-J. l'ueadayievening, Sir A. Wellesley palmed tfte line en his way to Cork.--Had it been per sssitted, such it the spirit and entlinsiasm which the present mate of things has kiiidled arnmig the sol dier!, not a doubt is entertained that the whole army' on the Curragli would have willingly . ar cm:arned that 011131,4 C;rifersl to lend their as sistance to the heroic Patriot* of Spain.—lllowever, he has tkeir good steles, which *hewed themeelve. very uesuifentip IRELAND. firSllllll ASSLZES, 'MA wsivrit.wEsi• cir.curr. Co. Lerr,ford, at Leogfdrd, Metuits, Ja4 ti.—Cavan, at I Cane, , estity, sy.-e•Pu.r.truses. at Ms. Noisy, 30 tyrulie, at romp %tellurides, Au .1 , 4 at Lido' .I„.Maaday. o..ektty and Co. of Artery at Merry, Wednesday, its.—R•Alit Nos. Mr. .Isatirs Daly, aid Ilea. Mr.B•ruat Smith, Jellies,. CONN. UGHTCIRCUIT. Co. Roscommon, at llusconinson, At.ll en.-.-Leitrira at Cbrrichoo-Shaeaus, August t.--Sii‘s At SIICO, 3 -eMaye, at Nelhatobe, Monday, LCislersy, at Galway Thursday, tl—Town of Galu,ty, at Cual , sy, saw Joy.— Hots. Mr. Justice Fos, and Hum. Mr. Audit* Fletiter e Justices. MUNSTRR CtRCUIT. Co. Clare, at Duda, Monday August I.—Liateidch, at Limerick, 'Moraine 4...C1ty of Lisserick, saw Atty.—ter ry, at Mi.!, Moodily, t5...-City of Cork, at Cork, Moulds), 21.—C0. Cork. Tuesday, 01.—RuAht Hundistrahle nkfl Lord . Chief Ilerosossul Hes Bares IStor,r, J titt:ees. NORTH-EAST CIRCUIT. • Co. of the town of btrogibusla, at Protheda, Wednesday, July sri...Lonth, at Donstatt, Thursday, so —Mortsglien, at Mormtaban, Mooday, Assist 1.--Ainuagla, at Armagh, Thursday, . it Carrickfergus,. 3looulay of Carricilletias, at Cire.A.k ryas, SAM, day.—flown, at Dostiritrick, is --The H.S. bras Waalad, furl the huu. Justice May've, Juall4olll. LEIV‘TER CIRCUIT. Co. Wicklow, at Wirlstos, Illusaay, August 1.-i-Woittera. at Wexford, Tharslab 4.--Wate. ford, at Waterford, Wed. swede!, to—City ut Waterford, it Waterford, same day.— Tipperary, at Clumuoall, Nau fay, . a .—lfilkomay, at Rakes. ay - Moodily, 12 —City of at Kitheassy, some day. Mr. Justase Day, tad Visa. khf r. hastier °shone, .itaribm HOME CIRCUIT. .C•. 1111606, at Trims, Monday, August I.—Westmeath, at Malltmgpar, Fria*, t'uutty, at Pliitipstutra, Vossiiisy. g. Queen's Cesaty, at Marytionsugh, i rry. Carlow, at Carlow, Tuesday, 16 —lst.lare, at %s o, Friday, t,..—Right Mot. Mie Lees Chief Imitice, sad Rigid ales. Lord NoMmag, Justices. proff: *ink of e ovitill; 040,. Illial l4aa profewoop. a larf, 04 . resilbe coolers stui let 4 • K ha . sq. k r e. refllfice (al l :s e ri k ' cted to the spot witl afterwards two more q , . . - Altogether with the assistance ' • - iitbabitasta, rapidly check.. . vsitich bad beeu principally eti . the Irtsildin4v.—A leder tka aburidaat supply- of watt - bated sock to the preserve **party. dos wholes( which. nioseriod Zo inaur'anc4 in • loot stained on thii ncosano sinaisei ansid /too. :. . , • '‘.• 'Ar i, • • • r• .:. • , .‘ 4l : l * • 4uttait Ju ix 19- knired t. s f ngite, l 'apt.(;.aluudy, from • t:irrsl , 4 4u the %rue lour years in the Mediter. ,tukge.i i rug stote.bhip. front blahs, with s cotton .nloyekriferensr,` Sailed f thateiv fat Itail*uwas, with the Alert sleep. . W,t.LL~'. KING'S soassewr, ;vox N. CARLIMOS V. *Times- This suit between the worthy Aldermen. who are the psrtiis iii the preterit teal, has elicited i.o smell .hue of public intorest sod eisiewity,ilet only on ac rims,.l Cie character mid resitectability sf the Psaimie sod tilendaist, bet as siseolvieg • legal leestiou of considerable maliseat I. the mercantile interest of the city of Didolieb The this cause loonght a special actiDa. ia the satin* of in intim of deceit. Tr‘aioal Ikeftictinit. for expo,ing. wr cousin. to be eisposed mash, • cer tain piautity of damaged iwt s. which he (the Plaintid) purchmsed through Mr. eminent broker in the city. Damages aim {awl at 504.101. Time were alscrtwo umbs comets in theme declaration. one for belling theme, Looming the to be bud; sod for sarrsiiting them. Ike. The De rencluot 'Availed not guilty The cause was stated.- wain his mass! Ability said eloquence, by the Sot erroe-Gcsram t. • Mr. t:. Carktio. wishes. to . the Plasm if, proved the purchase - of 4si pips* Of oleo. valet Pi Ras seas per pipe. lie also rowed. that the mine was bottled link the cork* pm/rimmed from Mr. Wm wine. and diposed of. it was returned, however, by the ditlerent purchasers. who complained of its badges -4 and en its beim retetaed, it was starteili back into the pipes. Itichawl Archbold, who lived with Mr. Dela maine at the timeeproved that Alderman Simmer was is the habit of calliug repeotedly at this broker's of f ice. in the Commercial Ituilikinai, while the corks were for sale. Messrs. Weld and Walker, Officers in: the Cus tom-house, proved the iiklavit and petition of Al derman Starner to the Commissioners of the lie amine, with the order of the latter to have a rehiste of 5-6ths of the duty on the corks, in consequence of the damage so sustained. Mr. Gautier proved the tasting of the Wines, and gave his opinion. at the seine time, that he did not know what to attribute the extreme had tack to. Mews. Madden, Lyons, Hamilton, and D'Eg gleso, gave a similar testimony, Sir J. A. Johnson proved that the wines had been sent to him to the country, and that he returned them on account of their forky taste. Rev. Mr. Craddock proved • like circumstance. The Rev. Gentleman, who was complimented by Mr. Goold on the recliners of his complexion, sod the ceinfortablenees of his appearance, osen- Cooed a circumstance, which may prove interesting to wine-bibbero in general. In cooseqnesce of the bad tack mentioned by the preceding witranses, and which indeed rendered thawsne nearly undrinkalile, he caused it to he decanted off in fresh bottles, with frerit corks, and he found, alter two months, that the taste and flavour of his port were consider ably iasproved.—Plaintiffs case closed. Mr. Serjeant Batt suited the Defendant's ease with great perspicuity and talent. M...Dolassaiai. the broker, proved, that he was esgaged by Alderman Stainer to dispose of a num ber .f corks. by auction, and was desired sort pointedly neither to warrant *or guarantee them. .He accordingly had them advertised, and on the day of sale, mentioned to the inquirers that he would not warrant them ; a number of them, how-. ever, were purchased, basing been tir..t examined with great attention by the buyers, in the usual war, by tasting, &c. the corks being . poured out before them. He sold them for fes. bd. the grass to others as well as to Alderman Carleton. Mr. Hal!. clerk to Alderman Staiser, proved that the dasegsa corks were picked and cullrd froze► the souud ones. He also swore that the corks sent to Mr. Detamales were perfectly sound and userchastable. Mr. Christopher Rigny, an eminent merchant, proved that he had tiled some of the corks, which were excellent, and did nut damage his wine in the slightest degree. Mr. Cooolly gave a similar testimony. M►. Robert Toucher, ship-broker, proved that the casks were staved in the haven over the vinegar, which it was said had injured the corks, and that the batiks had mouldered away; that the cork. could not be injured by the vinegar, on account of its position ; that, however, some casks of them had been staved. Mr. Justice 0•11ORNZ delivered a clear charge to the Jury, who retired, and iu a quarter of tin •Imar rviiiracd a verdict of Guilty, and amerced the Defendant in 113410 L damps, and full coats. MEETINGS OE CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL. to-muithow. Thomas Satut, late or Trisity.c.ae, Tower.bill, Leastua, br.ker ' '. . . a ;s Solasttla. , is. A•ealiara; Glamargaliabire, !talkie!. 4 lii heti/swirl thadicr, Plbetisattet.Latoloa, butt her . ij "' -...... . COAL-MASK ET, Jtte• Mt Saks #t 7 , 1,444. Sold. r7 , ee. Jii .. Newcastle is, - I. SA- i 511. 64. 4 ..Sanklerland li .... 45e. tat a aiia. 3 d. i "Stowe -Caal I •...• tits. mi. a -s. oil. s..Ciaderi ••• • . 3“. VI p ••• -. 4. od. t ..Yuilishire Caul - u(I. a -s. tal. PRICE (W STOcIii.IrE6TF.R DAV . $ per Caw. Ite.!UCed As •• .. • .... •• • • • ? 691 a per Cent. Cursais.. q•••••• • • • •• • • (ht.! 4 per Cert. • • .•.••• ..t 10:41. 1 per Cent. Nal' , .i.......A• ..... • •-• • 99199 LOW •aaaltios hapertal J per Cad. ..1 . f .:... Omniusn . ......• .a i i India St.ck limbs Sods . .... ; . .- . .... 4511 4 S pram. 'Examples Ililn English 'Amery Tzhets .. qI 6.. Compote fur I'. PISH, Stock-lbrukse • 4, COI Old', W RTRS. Tho Lady of Gees. ze II tail hone, Fog of a sou. Lately, in raerroar:heaaltire th e Lady of !oho F.Aq. of Liocola's-liao of two thigh:telt. On the )6thiiidast, at Twit-haulage, lady Elisabeth c o l., se a sea. MARRIAGE. .Els the lath of Jowl, at St. (Storrs", •Ifsollotratinire, hl tLe P.N., Dr. Carte, Chaplain in Ordinary to hie Royal Highness the Pence of %lake, and hie loyal Hi g bee, the Duke et Seas; Daaiel Ems. en Obi- Bona. etre et, to Mi2o dwells Hideo Cade, of the Reverwal Mr. Clarke. DRAWS. - . . . • On lhaesiday, She lot% lastastost liostbsoed„ is tior folk year, Mrs. Loopiest, *Am of tits late Thom, .inialwasi, E . of HaistritawiL - Oa listarday lost, afar •aPW bows wine illness, Harriet. laitiof Timms% 011« r. Esq. ot Park-waset, IlisPeaelyiGuterww of Massed' omits lay, 1 4 i.wth America Shit ass • ialy of a warrior' siadissliussihig, mild sod amiable amoisass.layilals ssetonapliesed, 'sod of i nil W. <U.11.44114 dip pssitists ; wit« reisie«asho o is, is hist, h ea 4h ~,d it i, visuisitat of Aar ft core by as apoplectic strEkc.— tlke east issea)lo heiress of -- Fetes se , FN. of the foloo4 if *alive- aids oersereias family mum« to loser .l less irre teak* Isis It tis 4 sesta DSOs instant, We Jobs Lepr4, Bart. of Gsalele, Wookohiro, 41;04 SO. es *se oiseera: II is Ins hale isai stotsiaa ty his bedtime% sea BM IMMO litiard, bat. Tow* Antler.. at be loses 1. IPortesSO-square, age. Is e sharp • beg llse ri, *Wee oheroproeted with the mama tottitall estl reeissation, ale ft: h%. Pb... the Dossier Lady lineitetoo, ti the roast, of 111 r wick. et Torrellay, stet* tsmant„ wd..e II?, Met* regretted os Irettent of It. Cessesstry iv« raviy wit, William En. 411011ery. arscolite,oftlo eve•fiusits Jobs SI or 'Lek Pude et Ma:bolsi" sal rho Mos tl staponsestatin, Ly E«smollseesei('• otsiwergismial.oli frost wisectilke l o wnides• of IletkisigbarOalirst alms Oalareoliire see Mein ; kit tan nin being's's% psoodsh, IRA gausisear oat sole Whim Jobs Leviers, fee. eflpeeeSos 594 10.111114 is e, sod sf elsepirroks Its4l, is Lad. He isperelo4 le be Ond wits I/why Louisa Cassino. 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