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GENERAL EticrivNl, MEMBERS RETURNED. • 'Armagh, Cmitity—Wm. Rirtiar.Nou and Chmi Brimmlow. Limerick, Cimuiy—Huu. Mr. Flizgiblxiu and Quito . Dumfrirasliire—Ailm. Sir W Johnatona. Dixtriet or Ituroag4a..-11 Graut. Live Ditto--Gru Co'aiming. Aden n, }Larne. Stirling, Vit.i.—Juha Campbell. Dirsafr re, Ditto—W R. K Douglas. kaccudbright, Straiartry-i-Grucral Jaa.buslap. LAW INTk LLIGENCE. C(SUP.T Or CHANCERY. Liscola's-lxii, Tut;Ato4T, JULY 11. The Court was occupied until halipast one o`c:ouk in hearing motiour, of nn interret except to slw 'ponies concerned. The Lord Chancellor ruse at that hour to attend • Privy Council. IitiSOLVENI' DEUTOUS' 6mi:wax,Vitali, JOLT N. the %L. curacy pUlr. I to since paper !mule ail ed. tweets _ hive eltstruyed ioised!. was in the shop, :tad a few 41 iy% prior to the murders being cnauntitill. Mr. Linton and his wife were therefore sent for by Itr. Swith cad the other Marianne, to the oiSee at Greenwich, nail ,'Jr. Idit:on deposed, that the hammer pro duced ass ic..Jperty, and tie same be lust out of his shop when Iluss.y lorind with him; he knew it partieu• Lailylions the handle bring split and repaired. It is re •saarkahle that the face of the hammer and the other cud, which is ue•t a el tw but a riretor, should be of the sin of the wounsia , in the skull Of Mr Bird. The pit which the hanotarr was 1 . 11111/1/ in lies between the house of Mr Ste venson and He. (Amon, and a person could have stood in Mu Galicia 's y iril, mid have thrown the hammer into the pond. airs Lotto!, was examined as to the time Hussey was at her Iwo .e on the Sunday the murders were discovered. She th..t Ilu•.wy was at her house before half-past three o'i he k, and was Jrisikitsg 'swill past five o'clock, when he w• pat to bin relatives at I's thliont. iu his virtu:me y defence, paid, that he saw a mail leap 'tree a wri: belongitig to Mr. Smith, at the back of I. , nr•iti's loins , with the bundle of property found iii his box, I/. to 'ne. Bird, at futir o elindt tin the Sunday the riser era were discovered, and that the man ran off and 1. ft thrhmedle, nuJ he (Hussey) picked it up, and hid it lir Tilt TURF. 'WE'AVAREET JULY MEETING, ISIS. VIIMIISDAT, JULY 15. 'Tbe Town Plate of bill. far 3-yr Ail colts, Sat. 41b an.] allies Ost. Last mile anal a ili.tante of B.C. Sir C. Butibery's br e. Bonfire. 1 Id Foley 's eh .c Phil/urn...nos Ld f. Hump 6to 1 abut &nitrate-6 to I arst tril on Rump. !Sweepstakes of 10110 each, CH - I.cr.olil fillies, 3.t. 431. rash. T.Y.C. D of Grafton's t *luck. by Sooth.avn , 1 Duke m ellansl** r. by tVezr, mit or Itivisbella 2 His R. 1 . 11 Highness the Duke of "York's 1. by Seymour, dam byStreille , out of Spinetta 3 Duke of Graftun's skier to Joke Su 1 on Miracle. D. of gitiftwi's Classic, 11.4. 711,. twit Mr. Prince's f. by Quiz or Zoidtme, 011 t of lialrface, Est. First Half of Ab. Al. begs.4l to b ou Classic. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. •••••••• PAIILS, JULY 13. Iu one of the King's bite promenades, a peasant approached his Majesty, holding a petition iii his haul. The Ki"g re-:rived and read the petition. A stir d iot' hair joy ,stole immediately t vrr the Monarch's features, acid those who sit:rounded hitn easily divined that he Lad found some new occvsion few aignalizing his In reality, the King having reco4oised in this peasant the brave man who h.id served him as u guide for passing the Mau benge, at a moment ever to be lamentxd, was not coincided granting Into his own test re (rest, but likewise granted him a pension from Ins privy purse. The Doke of Wellington dined yesterday with the Count de Mole, at she Marais, an estate belong ing to Madame de Is Bridle, mother-itt-law of his Excellency the Minister of Marine. On the 6th of July there oirived at Bar-le-Doc eighteen horses, chosen from those of the best liried in Russia. They have been faint to the Muislial Duke of Reggio by his Majesty the F.lttilet,ir Alexander. The borers have been since raittilited towards Jemidlieures, the seat of his Excellency. A Russian agent was at the head of the cou.ny. A letter front !Martinique gives the following anecdote relatitig to the pirates t-i-• " The French galliot the Emilie, from La (loam to Saint PIMP (Marliallille), was hoarded about the beg' • gof May by the gahiot the Little Pelican, wirier the intlepvitib ut flag, and c( ssssss landed by a steers', who seized on the Emilie, plow!. red every tiding ba.leogteig to the peiseneers and crew in money, chokes &c. and pot the mate to the tortnre to (lacuver whether any money was concealed iu the vessel. The passengers, among whom were too bushes, were iahuaiauly insulted. Mier a detention or Fill bourn the raptor re. keseil his prey, putting on trosinl of it some of his priaiiiiera, who stated, that the crew or the Little Pelican having re. volted ngamit (heir forme Captain ' bad put him ow rhore on the Island of Marguerite, murdered the second iii com mand, threw the best toil aerosol Lieutenant hub chains, and bad token the ceioiel so Si. Domingo. This pirate ap peared to be about 100 Irma, had one eau...... on n four carrotiailer, and a crew of fifty meal, of which forty were negrues and moist toes." /41ATIMICE, JULY 4. Thr works ire pursued with activity on the forti fications of Coblentz, which will be raised to the rank of fortresses of the first class. All the neigh bouring lolls are eirelosed in the plan of its defence. Considerable sums have been assigned by the Prus sian Government for this object. The town of Cologne will also become a fortress, and the plan has already began to be put in execu tion. Cologne is destined to become a great Islare of arms fur the Western Provinces of the Prussian Monarchy. It is principally for this reason that the town has not been made the seat of the University of the Grand Duchy as had been at first intended. Strangers already increase considerably in the Wait of Aix-la-Chapelle, and the prices of articles of the first necessity are risen. The town will, about the end of summer, become extremely bril liant. AMERICA. ....m5.... NEW YORK, JUNE 12. We learn by a passenger in Ilse schooner Fair ploy, fourteen dal -.v from Aux Cayes, that the ►qua drou of Admiral Brion, Commodore Aire), Etc. were off that place, supposed to be making prepa rations to take possession of the city of St. 1)4. ming°. The liat firm Government continued to war against the Insurgent privateers—the w h o l e sprailrosi was sent out from Purlom- Prince, and had recesitly sent into Ana Cayes a Patriot privateer, and foist prizes belonging to her, two brigs and two schooners. EXTRACT OP A LETTER, DATED LA GUTRA, NAT i 7, ISIS. A felucca just arrived here, and carryin•a dis patches from Porto Cabello to Porto Rico, advises of the death of the General in Chief, Dun Pablo Alorillo, of a wound received in the bade of Ortiz, of which he has lingered ander torretentrig vain. General Morales, it was expected, would take the command ; hut there is some contusion in the affairs of the Royal Gove►mmeut. It is un certain how long we shall remain at this place.— ( Richmond Inquirer, June 12.) NEW YORK, JUNE 15. At five o'clock yesterday morning (says the. Nor folk Herald of the 10th lost.) the President set off UM a visit to the Canal, intending, we understand, to proceed us Cie as Elizrbeth City. N. C. nod to return on Thursday. Ile was accompanied by Mr. Calhoun, Secretary of War ; Mr. Crownin. shield, Secretary of the Navy; Generals Swift and Bernard ; and Colonel M'Ree of the Corps of En gineers; the principal naval and military officers of this station, and several of our most einiiient citizens. Time Philadelphia Democratic Press, of the 1101 instant, states, that orders have been received in Philadelphia from the Navy Department, to lay down the keels cf two seventy-four's. Aloosa lsttwos, &c.—The Boston Centime!, of the 10th instant, states, that Eastport, &e. are im intifiatelv to he surrendered to the United States slid the State of Mar.sJclimetts. Getieral Miller is ordered by the Presi+leist to receive the surrender on the Part of th.• United States, and (;overwor Bilieks will :tett hwith select an officer to riceoinparly 111'1) 4 un the part of that State. tBslitt;:lyci.asillrer by U §inniSh bquadrosi or z ! brigs, and , behowitto. Frusta flee Balli;rfore Parri.; . t of 14 iday. Itiforitt.Alos , 1.. ru det ii by the silty nttied at St. Jag° ou the letnii ti-t. limn St. Domiogn, t! at Amy ettei ted J 14114.111‘4. tome time in the tally plot Al4y ut Salitmlu ; and after entiortipiog .role troops. il to Palailque Bit , n frw Iraguirs to lervv.rul t f city of St. Domingo, whe.r. he 114:1 ebtatiliblutil his head-quarters. lit cousruilleare fi l ly i o t r ili genc .., all the regulars mid atilu.a ut the capital 1:;:d been pot under arms, for the 00r005 , .. as um: smd, of marching to 1 2 414114%M to di-lodge lam. It Will Le recollected that !() the r a.tivall of Su. Domingo, in the bay int: tar smile name ; it is s4:(1 to have the lid ratht age 13.• - 1- all utlirr isl.uces as a ma ritime Iwo, ohich resideis it carilde of protecti:ug the whole Gulf of Meuieo, to ohich the 144 is in reality a key. 1 GtMI:WM, INCITIIIIIIIItiII, JOLT IC —......... Th. Rei. M. CaWyss appeared to claim the benefit of the Ac*„ and was opposed by Mr. Noe- Xis, 011 the mart of Mr. )uKeit„ a detaining creditor, on the ground of a defect in his schedule, and • nproperty. conceidnie. of The Insolvent is curate (perpetual, we suppose) 4 Gortaugh, a parish in Manchester. fns curacy amounts. by addittoris of freehold property pur- chased from Queen ,tune's bounty in Yorkshire, Lancashire„ awl Cheshire, to 290/. a vela cruel'', II which is the whole of his income. (its wife has a jpintstre wiled on her by her first husband, bat U he has no control over it. lie has five children. i Fiiittng himself involved, and that imprisonment w.ia u•iiivoirlable, he wrote to the Bishop of Chester, with whom he hod been on terms of intimacy, in- toritilog hint of his situation, and requesting him to appoint a curate to perform the duty in his absence. The Bishop wrote him un answer (a hid' he produced, and requested might be read in Court), static;, that before he could make a nomi- nation, his cur-icy must be seqtresterett, to Secure the payment of the salary. Mr. Galtlyss consented, a sequestration was made, and a curate nothinuted. The churchwardens have informed him, that they have withers' Mile to collect enough of the dues to pay the ramie, and lie (the Insolvent) has not since the sequestration received a pensiy out of them. A sty for the pat meat of a sum of 5371. bor- rowed if 0 Mr. Claike, is secured ou his curacy. 11.• is Editor of a religious work, entitled, " WO.• gt/0:S Essay Oa Holy Writ," in four large octavo *Aintree ; the work is iii his debt. There are a great est. l 7irsi l t: lr o7 f tl u ie l s id et the d s t c .o h p r i d e u s le in wa h s is the ia d H d d e " . feet said to be surto:trot to vsarrunt the lusolvent'a being tentanised. It was *aid, however, by Mr. BASSEtT, his Conn- ed, that this coiles were cr.ly so 11100, waste paper --awl the l•istilverit swore he had lately made an offer otthern all to a person iii the bookarliing trade. OW SOL but was answered, they were nut worth 201. The acliedule was directed to be garrotted, by in- serting the literary property—and the Prisoner was discharged. Mr. Wiley, a glass-cutter, and one of the detain- ing creditors, opposed the discharge of James 'Wooly. on the grouted of having converted to his Sipe use a sum of 11. Ms. 10d. part of a debt he lad been employed by him to collect. The Pri- soner said, he kid never been asked for the money. ....-itianivrtit (11.citarged, with the exception of Mr. Wiley'a debr. Several other Piisoners were discharged without uny opposition. ...._ G1:1; EN W I CII MUHL) ERS. —........ (rtnyrnott. PARTICOLARs ] --" We stated a short time ago. that a hammer had herb found in a pit at Greenwich, which was supposed to have been the loorummit toed I.y the murderers that destroyed Mr. Bud .end his housekeeper. The Magistrates tamed!. toady closed sis Menai:ration to take plate, to discover to • %loom the hammer beluuged. It was recollected that Mr. Linton, it einiper, wi h whom the Prisoner Hussey lodged Mier tie (eft the service of Mr.lltevemon, had mentioned in her evoiri.te, tliat he had lost a cooper's beams. r out of his shop in a v-ry 111y4t.1 . 1011. 11111111 tr, un a day when Hussey 4 , noviNl;La FAIRS. • • , At Shrenabdry Fair on Thursday and Friday last, there was a subtitling supply of fat cattle and ivies, bat a pretty rased woe of sheep. There being few buyers, and a deh_ elemey of grass, owing to the dry weather, cattle were rather lowe►, being •tout 7tl per lb. Slv ep alma averaged 7.1. Pigs were lower than last fair...-Tlse quantity of Wuol was not so great am last year, hut it advanced considerably upon the price obtained at that tone. Fine Wools sold from 345. to 374.; coarse ditto :Ss to 30.. The wale was rather slack at she close of the day, and the prices Lower than were ob tained in the morning. Chester fair commenced en Monday. There was an ex. relient *hew mf horses in the market. Prime fits went Wl' rat very low prices, and inferior soles were quite a deur. Many were taken away unsold. In pi4a, and ail other sorts of rattle, * there was a crest reduction in price. There is an abundant stork of Scotch, Mauchest►r, Yorkshire, Sheffield, and Birmingham s..ods in the Hallo, at nearly the same Wire. as at 144 fair. Irish listens maintain their usual priers. Bops have experienced a trifling redretiou. ‘Yoreester fair, atop .1101114 lay last, was well supplied with fat cattle, which sod a dull sale at rethaeril price., a circum stance in some defrte ocrasioised by the shortness of keep, caused by Ike luso: continuance of dry weather. There was a tolerable espy:) , of slurry and lambs, whirls atatrard 3d. per lb. There were f. w horses. and fewer buyers. 101 E AND .MADNESS. CORONER'S INQUEST. • Wednesday an Inqnist was held at the house of Mr. John Jackson, the sign of the Devonshire Anna, Queen-street, Goltien.square, 111•Pre ANTHONY DELL, Sq. Coroner for the city of Wtatoisinster, on view of the body of Mr. Peter Williams. This on a most melancholy ease id' self-de struction : the decereeil was a voting man only 20 years of age, son to Wr. J Williams, of No. , 011“1134111141, who terminated his existence by shooting himself through the head with a ea, bine in Ins falterer kitchen. The circum stance which led to thus fatal awl die:tarsi act, it is said originated in an attachment the deceased had formed to a piling Lady of the name of Illissett, who slighted his ad dresses in favour of a more fortunate rival, Mr. Patemon Cooke. 'Between these rivals • quarrel took place in one of the public streets, in presence of the young Lady. The ease came on to be heard before the Magistrates at the Marlborough-street Police Ohre, where the young Leidy at tended, and gave evidence against the deceased in favour of his rival, *ism which time he became melancholy, and ex hibited stems symptom. of mental derangement, but no suspicion was contained of the horrid &saga he meditated. Du Monday the deceased look a carbine of his father's into the kitchen, as be said to clean, in order to lead it to a friend. The maul servant lied jest left the kitchen nod gone up stairs, when she beard the report of ere -arms, on which she rats and alarmed the family, when the einfort mate father hastened to the kitchen, which prereuted a sight shocking to describe. The unfortunate youth lay a lifeless corpse on the flour, with his head completely Moon to piece., and the walls and fluor covered with his blood and brains, and the carbine with which be committed the dreadful act lying near the body on the floor, appareotly fresh direharged. It is supposed that after cleaning the carbine be had loaded it, and placing the muz zle hi his head, he tout:lied the trigger, and blew his head to pieces. It appeared the deceased was shewn every indulgence by his parents, and the evidence as to his insanity being deci sive, the Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict— " Died by his own act in shouting himself, being at the time he committed it in a state of mental derangement." EXTENSI YE FORGERY. At LiMpetir fair, in Cardiganshire, on Friday the Ifith instant, a person of the name of Morris Murg3ll a native of Llanilitewy•brefi, said county, purchased a number of horses, for which be paid in new notes of one puaud each; purport ing to be of the Govesnur and Company of the Bank of England. The execution, paper, a n d water-mark, being so admirably done, no person at Lampeter could ascertain but what they were genuine nous of the Bank of Eng land. A person of the name of Lloyd, a very or. spertoble farmer from the neighbourhood of Aberystwitb, attended the fair on Friday, and sold Morgan two horses, one fur 31/. another for it fur which lie was paid the whole in forged paper. Mr Lloyd took the said notes for in spection to the Aberystwith Old Bank, when immediately Mr. Jones, the manager of that coucern, pronounced the whole forged; at the same time declared they were equally well exrcuted with the genuine notes, except the signatures, which betrayed the forgery. Mr. Lloyd immediately ob tained a warrant against Morgan. Memitinie, he was 5 5 5. petted by another person from wh he had puiebased a horse, and on Saturday was given in charge of two consta bles, from whom, however, he made his escape- A coun tryman brought a horse to oiler hint fur sale, which he said he would buy, and the risitstabks wire in imprudent as to let him go out of the house, to try the animal, when he im mediately mounted, without his hat, nod rode uff, taking from a woman whom lie met near the place, her hat, and it on his own Lead. 'the pursuit of this fellow is untanned, and it is much to he hoped he will be takeu. SM. °Lenin., :MU i, ran••••- ir rms.,. s• .4 vir mum. ••••• •• ••••••• • 111b1.11111 in 1.111, , 1 - 1 . 10 earden. s li Hassey 1..... teen sated at 11aillstone, and he still denies ; as pailvamsf iii the mosaic—lie says thst the bloody I THUNDER AND LIG !FLYING. 1 ;41 •. l•onn,1 171 his hos :it :Ilss. tiodd.las, Were out his . Tuesday last, !Mateo five and s.;x o'ctrick p. at. the neigh- Pr• est Y• ,I, b:oWiliood of l'enny broiler and Born!. ices •visited by it Must Mill. Lutist' , ' , Poseer that sl.n her , veil the gaiters ware : trenitudints storm of thualtre acid li,! • g, arteln l i.intrtl the intIVCIIV of Hemet, and that she Lad seen him wear with A violent hose...me of wind and rain. The tier tr.e nun, on we part or mar ovule. jr,7 E 16. -• iv • e , miiittst,ol.l ii.. 11 aile saw, hail on board a . Capt. Tufts, in 13 cloys from St. BNlliitlitnnetoll, cargo valued li t net" lc ,2110 , 0001. i„,isuli„a j i„,,,t cotninuctic:ttes the following :—On the 20th tilt. 90,000 f. worth of drugs. Sim was a Ike ship. tasty the brig St. J ay . . of . St. .I,st,tn. in . (-11 . ht:1, •rri_v . o ll . 'lr esppered. the Intrtuutr 44 ht. Lift 1101..ille'W I, I 5""1 " s . ar i" 6 ' The p r une et left al Fay:.l, play 5, shin Cue- BIIiTH. On Tueschiy, the 14111 incitant, the Lade of H. C. Wet th, Est. of Beverley Cottage, Surrey, et • dintiOncr. DEATH. . On Tuesday, in the prime of life, universally sad slr‘essr. edly beloved And regretted, 31 ins Pitutock, of Silom. y, {hem. I tlui.l struck the coring of 71 dtlentiV) of the alwelling.houre voyage, hating brrit takrit , l' ° " e ". 1 " " " I. b y the delis, Melillo, from I, , ,tiiiii, fur I 2itt;o.ielplps, pot eldest 4:siteltter of the hoe James Poirowk, Esq. of Wirt- , it.e llagistrans stet a mimed to ',see the 10'0 tsiderce !of the Re v. H. Etkitois, of Colton, sled forced itself throng:a crew, who hull This 1.3 , 1 y was en a emit at the Inae.c tit C. Wood. Irwin that point, sod by iwinnies ilvicowitil tie pc.sois the w lib , into Iwo sipp-r mot" tl. ;vended by the rldhoo y nilill liOrt It lise Ciliposms. supercargo, i ii i ii i ii,,, irs 5 .. very l i . li k a . , ;mi l ~,,,,n l ,l b e eeii d eiiini d . d„... frr :mil officers, us:01 tarried her into Saha, rehire she sl it „ A. or i u m ( W i t „,,,(:,,,, ta i„ di e d a r e , d„ )s 1 ) , f pre ridge, 1 . - _..q..tilst•iiio.. and oil reiiiraint 1,..m a drive with whom 1.1,114.1 y 1-4rels•i•etl the elitt is trout. iThe elan is as into a 1,..1-mum, nod atter shive• ing the heel.posts froiN top olis _ e 31rs. %V. in her iderion, the horse suddenly Inseam. is7llll' , . 11/•l'Vr at the V , ce of Otairge T.r..ri it, t:tt , •l‘. di. He .Ie• ; t., ivd:oen, passed tbrungh the briel; p i l licit...l i n to the .. 1 . 1 ... r irrestnite.l as being nne of Ai - lime:it's Ilrinti's Iter i nrrivul), I*.ir Ritiziatisi. and schooner l'rudesice, n lien she wito 111‘ . ..c., fasts her seat with such violence es •to l ' t ;se. , , •.I that Da-ail gave lons fo ur shdlines f.s. them, nsvil , vise room. ***** . Another part bawl hens orid. r she fonnolation pria•s, irril protected by her own g Mil. Hosing for 1141114 x, sailed from Ftivial the 3.1 NI ay. prooluee n rano:to:sum oil tlie funny, which 1.30 , 111 her slmost that lie huario them Of a Jew for "" PhilliC2: 4 , 111 * : if , t (If Or house into two sepaene t ii:..n v. osie nt the outside of the heir 01-I , osill of her African cargo, the nevi oh;eet immediate death. %Irv. w encored 111.1tm t ; but her soft, v. iy struste;y 1. ~,,, d, •sel is very attentive to et Imams in. ; dwelling, the other near the kacland.u.r, where the servant nt . the mutineers was to slc‘troy Ilse vessel ; hilt in --- _: . __.... -- — r...- -••!...rirl.'n't"2-"""r!""*-_ who was Iti.'iving lb, in, ass Osseous liven the ham, and s i i ,,etiun—tent p• ....sly in his wow - rote if the (lulu , . Ha. ' girl ,has .:aiding, who was iam , uoy Woe , : Senseless And I 11. i" they were liiibtroteil lay n Buenos A s resin I ..eversly Weird. a ...on is 'aid to eusti,dv, but nut ironed. there snug no motionless, the Morey part a her body' trod her hack being °Meer; whir reused it in the some of his Giivero- I ,RICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. __. __. _. -- _.__. _ _. • Fu lesser 2(5 Him asides Ulan ills brine the coarpaoiou of airy much scorched. Th-.,..:!. tl e girl hail rrcoverril the sent ist il 01%101 Lis -revives. to ili? Gore; slur to (Look Ssock '377 i Italia f10t.c10.... 96 pr. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LON DM.: ERIN:E. 111 awry. ; use of her li...bs she still In., An a dnareions situation.— ii • ' - ' II 't Ilill. .1. ,;,,y l e as well to stale, that nu marks of blood could ;. 31 c . El crt ,,,, , ,,,„:;,. e . 0.., i, i., a pm ". ,i' it , ~,• b r ot h h ai l assist in seturiarg the clew, who. km , err, iilieteg 31 et Ct. 11r.1... 75,• &IF. . . 2.... tg .20 p r , Morning 34 slier 1. 1 Evening 5 after 2. . - —_- .1,•• d',e.....re0 to, the homes: r, tsar the rest had eat is. to the I just r:-sit fr ant she lied, I!,t, pi,,i s and curt iim; sir wl:ith their esetirv, *borne to 'it. iiiIII/101011114•Wv.. 13 per 1:I. C0it5.....774t1i I Utile, 2i . .20 I.r, .r. tv• , y ele•T, awl .. / . 1 1, 1 ..e hot slut and a Bank reale of rust ware so moth inittred, ne..l sr at..l h. rs. If orar the Itil rant. Admit.,; 1;1,011. IA hu hail, tifilllNrY 10 tile 01 ' 1 “. 3 i Itrr Cr"' ("err)" 88 I l'"lletY Tlrkets rill. In., LONDON: PrlNled sod Published at the °nice, No. 127, .1.. a . ti.riastit , ~,, ..1 it, in coon.q , iesice of its brine such a within a )Aril of her silo is she wr...1111 ,1 : 7 though she felt i t iii .. sir:out ; where Adve.tinrments are received mot I cetera • of ti , . 11 at had w'.., mode ti eve.. 4., i Ceids .... 974 t 1 ou t man) 1.... it. .1 now .1. th,. sat... Hu.sey has hecn informed of I herself sod clisir raised from the Il ~ uud s alpposed en. ••, i • • a the (1.,.. root ... 4 ' - (Med-paid; most Ise toldrets./I.—C. SMITH, P.M I. ille I..tve Isle'*, a small pl.' e ler tl e $ ! per Ct. N. An. I tilii k I Cons. for At.c..,91 'PI C.. is g,,,,,, p5.„,,,,,—J. mint, No. ti.;,, stray 1... d. so • •e, •fit• b- t 'use DI ll al the time be cvlaced most I eeloprd in adme of fire, di.. reei•sverl no for the: iujury thou I """ 1 " s :' • y t.. IA .0, I . •n7ntbn 7.! a;,l* that. 1 the friiht.—(llltitel:grrn i'vp:r ) Swedish ittiltdie•xli, and Arent four miles flow S'. husk L. Ahtt. a'..‘7, 7 it; I Pethlt•eer. . • * . LOSS OF THE SIM . ' SOLON. The brig Poacher, Captain Malcolm. arrived at gustoti on Wednesday. in 56 days from Liver pool, via Fold, and furnishes the falloiting of the less of the Solon, by lighteing:— " April 28, fell in with the ship Solon, Stoddard, from London for New York, with briny, cloy goods, copper, &c. which had been struck witli bghtuinc the evening previous and set on fire iii lat. 40. 15. long. 27. then 20 days out. Took off the pas sengers, 27 in number, and Crew, au ))))) ionic; in 1411 to 88, and shortly after the fire burst through the deck, and we saw the masts go over the side. The following account of the disaster furnished be passenger, agrees with the minutes niacle on the log-book. with which we hare also been livourf4l : " On the 27th Aloud, sit nine o'clock, p. m. a body of lightiiing struck the ship, attended by a singular explosion, disordering every time; in its passage down the mai ast—the Captaiii with many others on the upper deck were ut once knock ed down; on the middle deck the i:111 1e effect was produced, yet in either case iio lives were Imo,— Immediutely columns of smoke rose from the hold through every aperture, and such was the strength of the devouring matter, that it most et the some instant have set fire to eso Fait of the cargo which was liable to take fire frosts it. In this emer gency the thickness of the smoke Iterame such us to prevent further respiration. All rushed on deck in confusion—the lightning still bowing forth, so that the whole sea appeared like a furnace. Here was one of the most distressing scenes that ever was witnessei—the most part of the people half naked, and it being impracticable to return for their clothes, and with no more of the necessaries of life than would be required for about two days subsist ence. All that now remained to our hopes was to keep the fire under by blecking up every nperture where the smoke issued—and should this be effected, we were fearful a few boors might close the scene. 'Flit boats could not take two-thirds our slumber, and the tremendous sea also forbid the trial ; the lhope of falling in with • vessel was pre carious, yet the bond of a gracious Piosiderce was over our head's. 111 this state we continued till next day shout eleven o'clock, when the brig Poacher, Captain Malcolm, appeared in sight, mid Ultimately saved our lives. 'llse last boat had srurcely reached the brig when the Sol nes wizen-mast fell by the hoard, and the main-mast followed in about ballast hour after. At this time the flames had burst out iu every direction, so that Providence bad sent this vessel to our aid in a most critical moment. So great a number of persons being added to those already on board the Peachcr. she having liel.ore arum pa%seswets, it because siecessery to milk, f a r the 11'esterii 1.14m15, for Witter and provisions. W e arrived at Fayal on the Ist Nlay, *heir every attest time was paid to our wants by Mr. 1) .burg, the A mericaie Consul ant. ot h e r prisons. pm tic,:l.llly bler,in. Searle, Parker, 1133115, and Cmirie" Three of the Sidon's passengers here mem on board the ship 3'rujisik, for Cordon, seven of the passengers and ertW PH hoard the schooner Pru dence# • I eo e u n set fur and the retodooli-r halve ovrivecl at this port in the Poacher. Ihe I wo- SOIIS who have arrived here express the warmest gratitude fur the attentions of Captain Nlalcoini, and of the Office's. poesengers and crew of the Poacher. Capin'', Stoddard, 'arrived in town nal S.11 11 , ( 1;te morning, and foirnislied the following liat of the ilas , rogers in the Soboi. Cabin passengers—John 11.iin, W. Hope, Mrs. Pace, Mt s Pace, arrived nt Roston; Joseph Palm, CM,. to La n don, in the ship Norfolk, front Royal. Steernee passile.zers—Sisionel Grubb, Samuel Grubb, jun. Won. Whilsopr.?l, J os eph to k . trind, John Jackson, John Philips, Miss Thomas Murphy, Win. Sagteani, Milo , &toccata, Win. !Jill., Mr. Corning, arrived at Roston; Thoni:is Sob., s:robark Pierce. tone on lontoloon in the N....1 , 0k ; Thomus Wear.), John :Wearily. Thema , . Kmiec wire and elsohl, !!..ot. to Ha• lifax, in obtschoouer Prudence, Prue► royal. 1 Pair.. and crew arrived at Reston, except James Frank, seaman, eh,* ti.e.l on the painsace fa. • royal, oust Win. Paiteixon, ruse, who 14 ent to RAitaa in the above ,cliototicr. NVe understand the thip had a full and valuable cargo. Tile Irttrr-laig was not saved. The Boston Palladium. e Frid:ty, sap, (tile of lie Im.t.engert. in the .sob,n had on board ran i sid. able and oilier valuable inoverty (nearly every thi.,g 1w pcniceeseil!, and was .•; ,ring in the Sta rs i n i e•inir OA not rave a ail articlP, and bad acct a ra I. WEYMOUTH, ;et., mat; our Iliteo Irrirsis are -Ihe Lord Bishop of Salislittiy, Airs. rishsi- and suite, I). M. sod E. rusher, Sir Robert and Lid. Icilltarn., Sir IYu!ter and Lady Yeo, Sir .1. and L:t.l Emit:re, 800. Mrs. I nird,General , :llrs.and Miss Cope, Mn. Hewitt, Mrs. W. s, Geiscrai and Mrs. Montt. (;curial and Airs. Poole, Miijor and Mrs. Civenset. ALijor and Dr. and Mrs Leslie, Mr and Mrs mis e r. Mr. slid Mrs. J. Mom!. Mr and Mug. Uavi., Mr. rood Mrs Mr. and Ms's. Erskine, Mr and Mrs. Triwiltiaii, Miss 113 , 11- .11 .d, M.t. Ilibliert, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr. and tlis. Eitibithell. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Wynne Aubrey, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eronltt, Mis. b o w,. 'Mrs. N I blett, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs 31nuisgue, !dr and Miss Bennett, Mr. and Mr's. Burrows, Mr. end Mrs. J ye, Mrs. Mrs. Gammon, Mr. aunt Mna. NaldiT, M. leyle s f,, Miss Pippin ' Mrs. and Misses Charlton, Mrs ‘Vero. MIS* Mr. and Mrs. Mantera, Mrs. 111111 Miss Ilsmilion, Mr. mid Mrs. Turner, Mr. and N 1,.. Audrey, Mrs Teinpl. man. 'Me and Mrs. Jnyee, Mrs. Shaw, ILL Ross:ter, M 1... MOO gem, Mr. nod MMus. Macomb, Mr aria Mts. Matilsvws, Mrs. nod Eitmsiden. Mr. and Misses Mundy, Mr. and Mrs Binitt,, Miss Mr. and Mies Twice, Mr. Mn. and Miss 6.141, Mr. Latiolorri, Mr. and Mrs. Peacock, 3liss Bayley, Mr. slot Mrs. Ailenek, Mr. and Mrs. Pine, Mr. snit Mrs. Allen, Air and Mrs. Pats-id:se, Mr. anal Mrs Miii.kland, Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. Calilinot, Mr and Mis Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Mr and Mrs. .1. Cute, Sir and Mrs. Blunt, Miss Bailey, Miss Cwneb, Mrs and Miss Cute, Mrs. Miss Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Spun, It tieing ascertained that the G. nth meti's csehts intended to form the regatta, about to take rtice oil the I,le of IVight, will mai ceuvrr on our doe hay. out their trip to Plymouth, on Monday, the e7th inst. has Caused a great influx of couspaiiy timing the het week. Mr. %Veld'. and Mr. Giiloon's richts have also tint in here. intending toJuio one of the most g.ati fylog sea views ever beheld fmni our shore. The Evening' Promenade k become much en livened by the baud of the 4th Rrgimeot of Ito, al Irish I)ragoinis Guards prti ((Miami( tier re 111 N rllAt airs, highly to the gratification of our fashionable visitor., oho are iintcht d to the attetitims Lieutenant-Colour) Ross and the OM era of that highly distinguished curios for thi• ogre:cable musteLl tient. II trvey`s and Sr. Thomas's Libraries h .ve eat h a share of ptildie`favour ; and amidst Inc uniii mi. provetn.nls that are annually wink' gohe, n!,oe has this eea•on lireome more ottracilve tban I Ile Wa4. teltenon Iloos:e of G. Slime and Co. IT loshite.ahlt hnen-draittre, Ste. which ass yesterday cioadtd with elegarris. We are happy to announce that Governor Penn, and J. Parch, Eeq. of Bath, will be Iwre to url - the return of ti.e BAIT of Sslibbtiry, who embarked OM morning in his Maj.s'y's ship Captain DJeres, for the Islam's of Guernsey and Jersey. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTVMOVINT, JULY 15. Arrived the Vicilant, Kenwaril, fruits London. Sailed the ship Ailitticasi Hero, Cleineuta, fur Batavia. 'ALMOLTIV. JULY 13. Sailed the Prince Ernest packet, with u mail fus LiaLoun; stud Speedy packet, with a wail fur Ainerira. LI Yr.:MOOT, einue 14. The rorrier„ Hose, less mired at New Tusk, with los& of einelutopmmt. Arrived the Hercules, Cattle, frnm New York, esnearrtle June. On llth July, twelve leagnes west of Seilly 4 'pow the Throdoei e, Morrieun. from Liverpool for CSICIIne. Vessels in the harbour of Valparaiso, 011 14441 March, •If. Porters, ichit!s, from Calcutta ; Caledonia, luweon, finis Lives pool ; Albion, Birddrn,froni Loudon; %Viudharw , A ei : s dimes, from ditto; Dricon, Bruno, from Liwernool art Buenos 4) r. ; Devon, Mneent, from Liverpool; and I.lllCa shire Witcb, from Liverpool mid Buenos Ayres:. GRAYTILSP. JULY 15. Arrived the James, Thtnn, from Menirl Prraton, dry, from Sierra leohe ; Elohot, lya b i a i t Wow Gititir Pliteher, from Groningen ; Yrt iinikite, lier, front Unntzic ; Priniroae, from iitto ; Andrews, bon, It ; Flom, Pay, from ('minis; Maus. fl' ; Ila trzr: y, Clifton, f. ton ditto ; A rnitfi Bhepheril, from Witt's ; Commercial, Ilichur, loom Trieste; Probity, Writer ; fount 'damn ; mail Trazrr, It gel's, from Aid twerp. -------- MEETINGS OF' CREDITORS AT GGILDHA 1.1'4 TO-MOKROW. /11'. .1. 11olietrn, lineu-dralvr • . 0 10 T. C. Batley. Qu. en-sherl, warehouseman... 3 I! ( .4( kqloll, baker 3 10 1. Aspinall, C hertantl-.greet, stone-mason.. ...... 3 rs J. Nicholson and Co. flaw lane, 03-111tiNufacItirers.. 3 11 I. Yeales, 1101 , 11‘ley, ritlen.iye-in ono . a. .„..... 3 la M. 1.. Gav, rntier Nortun-sirerl, stone-Inas:to ..... J tirktris 1, %Vhileelinpel, cooper '2 11 T. liornal.e, Coreihilloonele-broker ..... 1 12 J ha. iuu, SI. Janter's•tilreel, dress-maker.... 2 12 J. Tod,' and Cu. Is:e Illtherth 2 10 T. Cooke am: Co. Strain!, irienle , 9 in in tile.... J. 'lntl, Isle of IVappituir, coin -brewer. .1. 11•ailtiti :Ina Co. Airlersnaulitsi y, warehJesetulti.... 1 11 Dll', DEN DS. W IViINotuTITI owl Co. Cherlotide, hat-tuakers.. ..... .. TO 3. 0:1‘..1., Nt....iortoo.catt:muy, cordwainer A 11. ['repel), Broad street, trick haul . M. Pastorll, iloorr.lant., lent her.drebtor .. 3. IVillot. Walt, lit en draper IV. VVoolfey, late of Great Mary-le.lowe-strt et, &An r. tl3.lwr . .11. /I.llitiztott. Clio.tertiptd, tleljx:r .1. J 4111.11. Stratford, r.tetelotot ........ ....... • ..... A Colvart, Sysleisham, ship owner . • .. 1$ M. Muluit), City-read, co3clt.tstaker... lt _ CERTIrICATES. f. Youttette , hitol, of L;veri ~,,, *hi p-fooltre—r.lime', late of St. Janteep•street, ‘Vesitnioster, Moto%teary, per • li!ler the vottngrr, of Po, ism S .othateptoo, )(roe( • 414 of Great Skint( street, St. PAO, Wad' wren, auctioneer. IF