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amiability. sod Wess. Renuen, were indicted for ateeNttg, on the 30th of June, from the Loudon Dock Cowpony. tyro hundred awl two worriers weight of hest.. the ovoneety of that Company. This e l m e l icited very grew irternwit on acrount 41 the respectabildi of Mr. ThatclMll, nee *hoer be.. 'half there were in emend-Ince at Irma 30 persona s merchants and 'eothrri. armors*, no the city. The facts of the rash lave alreorly been partially detailed to the public. and may be entbraced in a few words, Mr. Th.tchell is is well honor' iner. chant, and had ceittrar test for is tons of hems, nut of a cargo ref *bout 18. which were deposited iss a w e e r inin s i e of the Loolooloo Dark COICIPPay. COT WAS a servant of the Contintoy, and roe .50. piny"' w tie r ing the hemp CosairaClrd for by Air. Thechell wtiglwd. Some wisoicion hiving arisen that the delivers was lint fairly going on. a person wonte d Joshua Smith was set in watch upon tlie as. casino of 44W of those deliveries. A Mall mimed Rochester called nut th. quantities of hem, am they went down in t e scale, and Ransom a n d Mr. 'l4uorin-11 marked them off on paper. Thus checked, when • IPSO well prepared for di-live-7,n wilt placed in a allzgoii; but Stith lillrg.il, the Is. Inc the en. try was made from the limper the book by Ran. nom. Thatehrll and lie had a cossiultation together, the result of which CAP, that r new lilt CUP 01 file ant by the former, and the amount of the. weight, winch liras 70•srt. 241 b. as called out by Koch. sier, and checked by vision / in the delivery ■ false excess of gesst. 2qr.. tolls and Aspisarls of the hemp contracted fur had been preveneisli delivered. Air. 31.1. ex said, that however well he was pre. p -red on inert this case, he felt bound at once to eete.w that there was nothing like felony in it. The D. I:inlaid 'lll.ocitell had contracted for 13 tom or mole boos ! ), and unless he had the Whole of that tioaract :10-bv-t. el, and an excess tool it, no resod. beiceny, our 1. iony whatever could be ma.i.tatesed. He took several other lees! olij• clients is braise, the principal of which was, that ao the w iggon in witch the hems ass lauded ass 0011r1Wtl, soil the hemp had not got Call the 1110:11IPPSiOU of tint Defendant by /testator she rsgular ors. orders through the dock gatelkll-c Offr"re, if any effesice was ever conteniplat. was wit effected. He was prepared. ..of alsuost eiriximes, mitred, to go on with tlw case. in order to prove the innocence lief the Defendants, but he sub. milted I tit his objections were foul to the pro. C. 1111111. l'ta Court, after considerable arguments,• held the objectieers et• cite Learned Counsel to be good, wad directed the Jury to seqlsit the Defendants. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. JULY 10. PRETENSIONS TO WITCHCRAFT. Affsw Lowlf, au elderly "ewe% was tried hae batieg 4e. asitil".l a country girl, sewed Hseisalt*Tsehrialce, ef.wey awl by a SWIM estreordisary arm. tof theldes. Mr. ADOLPIIOII Nol.d she which were Raised to wish attention. T h at war uniateiromed esteem by hoot langliter The girl letelytesese to -mon from Essex. with • lints matey is her + pocket. and lodged in the lienee of • Mrs. Stevens. "flie Defendant called there to buy elan, awl having spokes of her power of telling fortruses, was paid by the meadow' girl for the Mettle. &nee she carried about her thraugh the ihileesas of she Queen of Farina. "Is not there • fair young man," said the old woman, " who has addressed you r Love, which nook its object fair, Omagh actually es dark as an Athol!), answered lit the ase.ativr. Rot she young man Ind wain, the simple girl ill. The old woman delighted her by promisiirg that within three 4spa else should have him The hope of wedlock, so enchantiag to the heart of • virtuous girl, nine induced Hannah Tunbridge to afford the meaner, means of eonsultine the black art Rut the Qiieria of the Fai. ries was unreasonably toed of money and all kind of clothes. As arse she would be emiteut with tet dd.un receiving which to enemy to her Majesty, the Defeadent gave her dupe same lea leaves.. hick of her hair, and the paring of her rails, seat bee is inch ten feathers out of the bed, and desired her to mix up all these things with salt, and put them its her stays The girl's nativity was thew to he tad. • The old woman took up a hook, which she said was Latin, and turning it upside einem, began lo utter gibberish about the mars. She then made the girl pet her hand upon the bunk, and say. " I be. tient in God and in you ;" _ thus hiking a horrible step to an chain leer moot, alter having elf. neatly unseated her judg. men,. The Queen of the Fairies hail • great fancy for "batik notes ; bet it was not her wish hi keep either the motes or any thing else longer than a few hours. The Defearlast would have been very glad to accommodate her Majesty, boll she had nu Bank of England note. She had, however, • Drehmhiee Dote, bin the Bank had stopped psywient. The aheres warionigir believed that the Queen had a great mend.* to Derbyshire notes. and, after having consulted leer Majesty. renamed the note, as nut at all agreeable; she sum of be. ed. however was received very gracionsiy. and the girl having declared that she bad no more money. the old annals said, ibe Queen of the Fairies had the greatest love for deem and ornaments. Hannah began to strip ber. welt of her clothes. Is send to her Majesty. She thought the worst might satlsfy the Queen, and sent her an old shift and mollanates gown ; hot floe Queen of the Fairies, who was so other thee Mr. Bolton, the pawnbroker, refused to lake them, and the pour girl. by degrees, was defrauded of almost all her clothes, two seekleees, and other things, which the Qinsa's messenger said, were merely to be buried In the earth for • little while, and should be returned whir the "meg masa, when Hastoakhamil, came hack with increased siffeetiess. The poor deluded meteor having soon found Mat the charm failed, and that the Queen of the Fairies had dlrtenniseed its keep all the this's she hanowed. began to get a ratieeal climes, of the matter, sad was tasted of her reran litpopoo learning that Read, the constable. an amschisig the Defeatism's lodgings, found armee of the clothes she had sent to the Queen, as well lie nom &necks of deem. which the Defendant had Moles tiresome of her visits. The So. defy for the Soppressine of VI«, epee hearing of this mint. ordinary ere, determined M pettish each villainy. With a forbearance, however, for which they are distinguished, they directed that the Defendant should be tried for the mis. demeanor, instead of the felony of which the had hers galley. Mr. derramvs, for the DetrudailL avattesded, that the on ten of site of tree with which the old woman was charged, was ia.d of so deep • cast se had been imussisted. Its con semteNeso could sot be very ostensive, fur the folly which could be duped by each nonsense was seldom visited spas . the children of mew He said. he mld e, be believed. pat on end m the can, by proving that the Defeatism had been already punished by illiperedissisilil and hard Mese is the H o use of Co/Tinian to sloth she had been canassiteed as a moo Ilia enabled for this offence. That maniehment, be contended, sundered the lidliniuss of any ether isminsper, and contrary to the spirit of the ammitation, which would net permit a ionigui passislanwat for she Mile offnme. Mr Auot.miso said, the Fermi Act did not touch epos the Gobi et sit pretenders Is. witchcraft, sad had loathing to du with the present indirdatral. The flistaosi agreed in this, and. in somening up. said be haul as. vet la aril a ease is whielt tap •silos hod be podia al to 114orle a Itsisib. The pose O►l was, he said. ails really WM of aural edocaiim, or eke would probably have leas led, like .usher evidoe.iaria, to her Niter ruts, by rely. ia t on the Defearlsas. who teoried 10 has awe powers of prrompaoiliu. 4...1 the telhhilaly of her asp, The Jay ma. data, hood the old weans Gaily. Mr. dootasus then tailed the'recolleetiois of the Court to oh, 111 PC of a pow girl , who bad been induced by a dead a this .1. seri pi mit to Wok and was triad al she Old isr Ihicsulatet was the. ssteaad So are pear's in. primulas.. I , TNR COVRT. Anuses, July 6, ill,. Last sight a cowl was observed at this plan, for the •rat tits., ■but half post ow iirlorlr. Ito ntht &1101111010111 seewristely observed with the Iran* isseranorel, as the olperritury„ at terra reignites afire twel,, *Murk at ought r twos time; when it prised the woitiliss below the pole; it &greys moil a half. This cow. has a better deliwil useless Chas that of NM allilhaarth was as bets a Sad ; het et is very euespareen. to lb► seabed eye•. It is hest sees tbrosirls a Ruud open elms, soil is to he looked far seer the worth part of the bovines, Hest eleven or twelve o'clock at men. PLIGI tall. The control between DowerHy, the Vela aisatpion, sad Merv, for 100 gallows with, will take glare on Wethowility r•wilight. wiiiii• 30 nail. •of Lowden. Netting k aged dio 4 nu Minority ; both of the einiebai ants see is arIIWP traitinig, and in kirk has left Me wte ring sad eonotteorril iehliran. He has wowed She congsserur Is tit* hr 6.111•51.-.Spris g tool Nrate werr smirked an Torok, for 100 guises, • aide, so Wet IN next Orl.ober. •Mki• SO note* of lAvolon, is • 14 fro ring.-e The match browere Shelton and lienressfrorth. she HAM a cbanspino,t.kes place to .tbe first week is Amis.., !orbit general • side. Ever bettiNg. THE RANTERS. . A eisktael Cyr the Ramer* has hem ereet. d (and is intended shortly fu Ire opened) at the foul .if the hill, near St. Martin's Church, through the esithosisstic seal of Mle of their (in firmity, sip inhabitant of this city, who has sold the larger • part of his property -towards oefrayin , the capsule its erection. ei.4 killed some of I.os pigs for ihe purpose of feasting his w rib, brethren. Nightly meeting* are heist is bungee of the [tamers in the city ; awl whilst employed is adoni..isteriag to the welfare of the soul, they are not mums Wittier to the support of the boily—sin some melanges, like • swarm of I.euels., 4a:wowing every thing they •-•• neer principle is that of enjoy.ng all woolly things en con.. moil. At a late sterling • farmer frinn an esti feria *tamp mask a conip4int &viral out, of the pastors for being IMIO lavish in his (avows to the seri/ant cols, by which farmers be made mot si Vey proselytes ! Therm seer, how. err, soured of abashing the ofreinkr by his open charge, wits only ye. poilbsteil for a 'hinderer ; is eu•sequeste of which, aid the suturously 0104 ground for ruariplaius which exists, the psi ishioners of some places, to keep inure the poor rates, is well as to prey* Me the amoral* of their servants, resowl to the 'Paging of bells, or the waking of other level mows, cool the pestoleut faateraity are drives away..—(l4seolat Paper.) ASS6SSAD TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. —.Albw me now is appeal to you sad the public, and it will he some satibliction. 1 have lung kept a fuur.wheeled carriage, pair of horse% and a imam, fur the porpoises of trade, t. a. to rrwrove henry hones, serineliioes tweedy . ..it thirty miles a day, by which, with wo exerilessil have gut my living. Oa ono amain* my family bra me a silk or two on the rued, 1 took them sy and drove them home. Fur use, a onhelected officious surveyor surcharged me 471 14a. - saying, before the Consmissiouers, that it was a pleasure carriage, is which lie had sees ladies and children. The surcharge was dliamieseel, hut I was ordered to pay the deep of a pleasure carriage, tll. 17s. fur my pains. 1 sub. Milted, bat last year, having ouly used it two months for business, then shot wig old horse, disposed of the other, sod laid down man and caniage. 1 conceived I ought to pay fur it wily as a meow's., kept entirely fur trade. do yesterday 1 appealed again, but all is nisi, r ay WIMP and ,amber were out painted in legible knees, an ,orh limg," on the carriage; so, my the Conunissiouers, it is ki pt for pleasure like my Lord Dukes. 1 Casey thew geodesics Wind ate to torn tarter, and walk is the dirt. 1 conceive this case tarred. hue, hard, rojegr, and oppressive. Who, Sir, ran woudrr that we part with our comforts, one by one, till mune Ere left, that the revenue !sneak, mad et last that we lure our backs armour satire land, almost without a sigh ? Yours, Sir, he. NOW A PERAMBULATOR. arewris-Ebas, hip 7, 1819. POLICE. lOW SWIFT. Saturday a long private investitralion look plare - ;espca:Wu the right of the servant of an Earl to a suit of livery and other clothes, which he had heen furnished with while in the service of the family. It appeared that a separation had taken place between the Noble Earl sad his Countess, and the yousig man was retsisied in the service of the latter, and took his suits of livery with him to the residence his noble mistress. The Earl claimed the clothes, bnt the young mar reheard to give diem up, and he was liken into restudy. After a long investigation, !be 'Registrant decided that he had no power to enforce the restoration of the clothes, end the young man was discharged. NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The first fortnight of the mouth was very dry, awl the Corm on the light lands were begioniug to be seriously af. fected by the driinglit, but mute the 10th we have Men favoured wish occasional showers, by which the crops have hers greatly benefited; and the Barleys especially are corn ing well Who ear. We are sorry to observe, however, that the effects of the very severe frosts in the latter aid of May have been mach more prejudicial than al the time we ima. gined, the ears of Wheat in particular beteg ►o much in jured, that a great falling off must be the consequence. On the ge, nut fewer than five grains in every ear is totally destroyed ►y the frost. Rye has suffered still more severely, many crops being scarcely worth the saving. barley, not be fog in ear at the time, dues nut seem to be affected. Great complaints exist of the injury done to She Pea-crop by lice; to what catcall they may affect the produce remain,: to be proved, but nu doubt very considerably, the Oasis swarming with them; on the whole, the appearance of the crops is ertiairly not no favourable as at the tad of May. The Gram no the related pastures was equally affected with the Care, sad received a mum which it has sever get over; may are morning shoot • third of a crap. Great numbers .4 Lembo have appeared at marts% which meet sale at from 11. to Ilia. a Mad. hooch beams are lower, wail come very pleatifully to hand; the holders having lowered their Mae Meer burgs, fee►, may have born disposed of at fia. and s tribe under, per muse. Nothing appears to toe yet Mown shout the price of Wuol. Wheats are rasher ►igher of late, say its. to 345. lA. Barley M. we 176. per coosab Turuip•mwtug has game as ender very favourable eirranmiaacts the laud Moog liar. Gana* moist, sad the lies beteg less inrobiresisse them we bad feared they worthl prove; sway a the firsi-tatra Seeks are getting sato Ilse broad leaf; very few whites mi yet manowniame Is. Estly on Sunday morning, the ith instant, the high fences of Mr. ATHBILTOII . II yard were scaled, for the purpose of rubbing hos waggon, which orris. ed at Eton late on Saturday night. Ammig the 14ding of the sr.ggon were many trunks. some of them supposed to contain properly to a romi.lerooble amount. The robbers succeeded itt reatusiow three trunks from the wAggost to an aitkonoing meadow, one of throw coastal 00000 g confectitoiwry, atwitter a mechanic's tools, and the other wearing The contents of the latter the villains carried 44; but from she two former they selected only a few articles. The utighmiun bring alarmed by the harking of digs, further depredations were pre vented. IRELAND. SESSIONS COURT (DUBLIN), Tv &spier, Jor RS. EXTRAORDINARY DEPRAVITY. This day Pairock Almon was arraigned on a Charity of "robot/ 861. in Bank motes, the property of Mary Gormly. The Prosecuiria said. that her hushend, who had been employed as guard to the BONA moil coach, 11 4 11 been lately drowned at Drogheda. in comp-- titmice of which alie was somewhat deranged to her timid since. S t kept a hunter's shop to Moore street, and hour children tu provide be. The Psi-osier was a sort a a clerk. she did not know to wham—he dealt with her for dung. in her way, rod emitted tier to m ,rry bent. Toe riteiiing or the rnbbely. hr 141,14 . 11 her out to lake a Kiss% wish to whorls slit Ittiowistril —NIA after faking soma 'pinta together, fiiiihisg bier liv with gi st liquor, lit mode fr. e woth her foil krt, and pocked it 4 " the control*, 86/. in Dank notes. Mr wilt pos. sinus Ore hail au lunch in her p• ckrt when she weed out with I 1.416 1/4/Udy to lake tt but him. h.r e.rnas-examinstion by Counsellor M•Nalw ly, she confessed that she had been with lino buses his committal to gmt (or this otieoce; 1114 she there consented to susrtY I ,I. lit him a 30a. wog for the warpage. rod were actually 1114rfleli by Mr. Woods, clerk to ,Alr. Bovines; she Iwind this Woods had formerly been a parson, hut she did not consider the marriage losides Nuns'. was minted, she had rimer discovered, to two wives alreatly—olortlwr or tin, site did tout wish to have arc thing more to do with line. The RecoaDca censured her highly for her de pravity, and expressed his mowero t11:11 her cutweett. jug so the marriage acquitted Nostra of the felony. The Jury had nuthnig to du with the validity or erivalidily of such a disgraceful marrisge.• The fel low who maimed them (Wood•), whatever obloquy be might bring on the sacred prufrssiuu, was actu ally in holy orders—his marriage taiwo, therefore, be admin.-41, on this tecits.on, a good one ; and this precious couple, for the present, be considered as Mtn aitd wife. The Jun. of course. instantly acquitted. The RECORDER observed. that a wore flagitious and drp.avvd bu•wess he never witnessed. Woods. who load disgraced the church, wild had been ex pelled from its bosom, found an asylum in the gaol of •Newgate, where he was employed HA clerk to the gaoler. in which situation lie had Ilse di. Isrpiealy and impudence to make • mockery of all laws human and divine, by marrying the most abandoned sod proffsgate wretches that offered themselves for that purpose. lie insisted that Woods sl Id he forthwith dismissed from his rm. ployment as clerk to the prison, which was instantly complied with._ _ Nisuan was detained me a charge of bigamy. DUBLIN. JULY 2. We were yesterday much pleased at wrtue►ring the arrival of the To/but steam vessel in our har bour.. She is as beautiful a vessel as we have ever seen, and she came up the river against the wind. in the num rapid and magnificent ►tyle. She lies. formed the passage from Greenock to Dublin (pi distance of gilt iii /4 hours. during which ►he esperienced ►trorsg contrary winds and u heavy sea without her progress liewg impeded; the whole voyage having been run at the raw of nine miles an hour. A number of ladies arid gentlemen cause passengers by her. DIVIIRCE TRIED AT YORK. In the Ecclesiastical Court •t York. nn Friday. th• two following d►vorce cause. were decided : surcwv►e C. SU CCI.IFFE. The Plaintiff and Defend:mi, being relations, were n►arrird in 1799, and col►ebtlyd together till November. 1816, residtug for the moat pert near Halifax. %Viten Mr. Sutcliffe was informed that his wife had lived ►n • cor►rre of adultery lilt a young 1111i1IV of the name of Tong, formerly ■pprru ttre with him, lie rcluowd all further iutercou►ae with her, and commenced proceedings for a distinct.. One witness proved great mild indrcesit faintharity between Tong and Mrs. Sutcliffe ; and two others, whose names were Plitt* and Felines, •poke to ft prated acts of adultery wren by them, ist lase hour., in offices adjoining Mr. Sutcliffe* house, in the fi.ld•, lu slrs. Sutclilfe's defence it was alleged, that minty isersrms who constantly saw her, aml lived in the house, i.ever observed the bla4htest oudecormu in her coi.duct, or entertained any suspicions of its intiotopriety. It was further asserted, that the wit nesses, Follows and Motto, were wholly unworthy of credit. Oit the other hand, a must ractlltut cliaractrr was given these nice,, by numerous re spectable clergymen mud gentlemen who had khown them well, and spoke to almost the whole course of their lives. . The Junut said. the character of the witnesses was unimpeachable—the ulnae-woo for Mrs. Sul. elide. mostly her relation., had attempted too much; he thought the adultery completely prov.d. and that there was lIU evidence of Mr. Smelt& having cohabited with his wife after being with her misconduct. RIVIS V. RMS. Mr. and Mrs. kiwis lived separate, in the town of ‘Vaketi, Id. Cassias. a warherwoitiali. was omen at Mrs. itseis's house, and saw hoe Drake con►v there cutistaistly at tithe in the ev g; she alwa)s left him there ut about debris ; the parlour dour was kept clue,. mind Nobody was to come ill without kisocksog„ but ors aulitcion of guilt ever artier its her mind. or was any tact observed, *brute guilt could he isilrrred. beyousi this. Mrs. Kiwis had, in corosiiiiiiication with dittereut peotanie, re terred to a coma-mom with Drake. The Judge determined, that what►ver his opinion might liavr Irern wa a private mast, s.itienK in itlllg. unlit in this Court, lie mu►t Mann.. tl.e cani,r— cooli-**isin or a party could not support a decree in a divorce cause, and there was no other evidence. On Tne.disy isst. so %Ir. W alSiftsoir. of Thorpe om tlw Hill. woo rem 4; haute, he perceived ' m i lt . tine% ussamtal at a cowered mmHg utt the mile 1,1 the rood, as.il upon) going io examine it. he fonnil hi own elseld. s boy three years of age. boil got iu . mod seas muturttutotel; drujrued.—l.Vooffurti Petper.i tlIF: TURF. • • Bra DG NO It 111 RACES. IIIVONVSDAT, JULY 7. harerpslakrs of 9hir. iwu.aaihr brae, was won by Mr. Dm. MAN hr. e by Marsaiva. bratime Sir G br f. Fair 11 &pilaw. Ur. V. CAwbri I's b. f. by ilarbaaard, Mr. %I yitua's f. by Crirrautea, au l Sas. W. W. Wyow's b. f. S 4. Wiessfoid. A *aid ram. A Pito.e 507 Oven I.v Thome. Wt.ienkar, Esq. M.P. for recur y.rr 0b... Three Leo-ussl.• brass. Mr V (*orioles 1..1' by Hiphisii•rd 4 1 1 114 , 11'. S 4 lir br. e V-asuplire 3 2 2 21 yi toes ch f. by 3..rrenT . I 3 3 _ Mr. H.;4lroalvdris b r7.1•.ie.; 14tr.1 001.1511.11r . 11 b C 1 . .1111110 Ihishasses hr. r. by M Isrm ion dr. This was • captiall, nistraieil racr, and ihcrr was mu' "INC. Thursday iserisinu • St. reps' 'ken of I Onrs. two mile heals, 11•41 , wuu ley Mr lisislois, lu mime .Ir. 'num.'s Du plicate, and Mr. Uwe.. SwiTrrrr.--11uu by half a wick. BATH RACES. WFUNLIMAV, JULY 7. A Sweepstakes of 2546 • at•li„fw there y. ar aid cells, dot .714.; and Gllir., tist. 41b. Ttir last wile. Mi. Jusirs'o Elbelsittla' 1 Mr CAlky'id Cle..waisschusi Mr. &Rd•'a be. c Gl•ri.r. .4 well cuulrau•d teal—Elbrlinda live (swum tie. A Sweepstakes of sgs each, with 50/ molded from the Racine 1F111.41, for horses that never woo 1001 It soy owe lour Isefure the .1:13, of lIU 444 I 4 'allow ; 3 car 7st ; four sd. 711, ; Gyre 9.1 slb ; six list 1121 h ; and aged 10,t. TWO 11.1illp at,J a distance. Mr. Sadler's ch f. U. Rance Mr. W'rit's b. c. by Selma, slain ht Giles Mr. Minas stained b. c. by Trier& Mr. D. Luitg named br. c. Douro (late Yarmouth) .. 6 Mr. r sister to Dar Rat, by Poulton Sir T. R. letlitiritlee . , hr. e. by 31r linger.% Thunder Stuns • - sev.eu ►tart4-d, lost ..uly four were placed. I)e6auee sod Duuru agesubt the &Id. A 601. Plate, riven by the Members fur the Couoty.—Tire mile heals. Mr. 1.. Clairboa's Effie Daum 1 1 Mr. Claike's lied Kum Mr. J ' Lateliuda 2 dr Two Miler cultivated hems have seldom bees wimessed ; the A►ai was yarucularly well rum beisreeu Ellie Deana and F.-thehada, and was wuu by half a Neck. A Match fur hOgs. Mr. Alogerisle's ch. m. beat Mr. Ruby's be. g.; two woks; carrysug I Ist. each. Au easily woe race. TIU:R.DAY• 51.ieb--tst4. tads. Mr. Calley's linpuetur brat Ur. Mtge. `'Thomas —Last hair-auk. Sweepstakes of lOgs. (in lies of the Cop)—Sir Subscriber lh.re odes. Mr.Joises Named Ft()climb' 11111 . 11 f. 1111,C1 to the kat A 50/. Plate, Stara by the Mesobeis fn the City. Hes Iwo miles •ud ■ distance. Mr. L. Charlton. Lee Deans Mr r•orquharauu's Gauss Mr. %Yeses b c by S. bus Tlrr debehtful uraibrr Laub days c•ess.d a 13111111. EU WI assemblage uu the Worn of atl clabbra. LANCASTER RACEN, TituasDAY, JULY I. A lionlem• Siakm of 1001. eaeh. Rude by Gentlemen. Tut. tadr.. A x huh.eisbem. Mr. 111•11ianii , v h g 5 'mold, I la Alb. Mr. Parkinson's be. g. 13 ,is oW , 12,:. Sweepstakes of 50 1 0.cach, h. fi Oise mile. Fun; Soilvarriberv. Lord lantensbary's lir. Lightning. Mr. Michaelson's b f. Nao u rttr .... lu I uss Lightning. A 'tool, rare. Swetria a of nes. rvel., will. 200. added. legs. ft. fur all scro. Two moles an.l a Aix Subwrilleru. Mr. V aivis h. b. Gaudy, b) •or . walked over Seventy for all agra. Three mile heals Mr. Ynt.,%. b b. Gaudy. by Peruvian Ur. James's hr. e 84'110E11"z I to 1 us Gaudy. A capital rate. LUDLOW RACES. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30. The Meranrdoltite htlikrt, of 1 . 00. rich Two milt beats. Mr. Charitais Putouts.. by Votrosieu 1 1 Mr Veyrr s. bruthrr to Mattfiretl Mr. hugrres lin-rbutl ... 3 dr A Minium Kite of 501. fur all spa. Heals. Mr. Charlton's Pitons's& Mr. Stephens's h su by Wollsantsou'i Ditto Mr. M gaol's &grow Mr. Deuluttn's b. g. by Orville.... Mr. Yarourth's Riotous Swerpstakes of 10ga. eArh, with M. added by the Towle. Euur make. Mr. Charlton's buten Mr WsWs Sire .... Lora Itosinoure's Sunflower . Sir W, %V. Wpan's The Huostere Sweepstakes of Wk.. each, was wow by Mr. D 'a be. g. by Illaighwioro v brailog tiro uibers. , TNURIIDAY. Th. I.utlfiviel Slakes of 10e*. earls. One voile and a half. Mr. Nseidwees's Chnrsolug Mealy, Kara old 1/lel 1106.n/ore* Carolers, Mr Cita. liene's luaus, Mr. Bo drubso's Spectre, Mr. De..b/tiv's b. g by filaessioa. Mr. Myrtou's f. by Cervantes. Mr. Nlyttose* Siena, /101 Mr. Fur. rail's Umbra, 4 yrs old, also started, but the Judge could uuly place the first. Fifty Pounds for all ales. Heats. _ - Nor W. W. Wymeeis Pisatior Mr. St. phenol's Sierierep rise &hropslme Yeensastry Cavalry Stakes were WOO by Mr. H tVellasstes Hteßobot, 6 yrs aid, who woo alto the Sgs. Stakes fur kali.brr/ Imortes. NISATINGS OP CREDMium AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORRoIV. X. H. R. H Rant, Great T'arsnoui h. spirit merchant .1. Neoall , Rr.lbrulge, itusher.me. cheat J. Iladerlr, Lricester-aquare, Whir. J. Walk.r:Rat p-alley, ironmonger It. La alusier, Black unan.strirt, liara.thaper ..... 3 10 F. and G. Mollsc, Jerusalesacesiart, unestusuis .... Il I W Caret, Angel mart. rook T Gmbh', L,w , r Vol k-atreet, timber. merchant .... 1 BC. , h. n. Ureat Alseaureet, watchmaker ...... 2 1 T Ihekbw, H.snuteranuth. grocer J. Daly, Woolen-Is, Imo krriot r ... .1u J. Cullman, late aChelara, ewsl.nwrchant ..... 1 10 H J. Reynolds, Peter I...roach, haberdasher ..... 1 ID R Cnnutoie, Ch. Ines, victualler . R. 11u.141, tate of ()albs rlsl reel. engunter bi VADEN 13S. N. &mate, VOCtOre 0111.1.1.014 P. el schmiester. .1. W alba. Finalmo y...mtar. , ntes chant W. Lloyd, jun. Tbantep.atreed, slopaeller (L. Lamle, City.r..a.l, ma reliant.... T. Browne, Savage.gardens, wine.merebant JO R. Poem, Hulboro-hill, haberdasher . . „ ........ 10 J David, Thread need le-si met, me. chant T. J. Lalberialer, Catemon.sireet, merchant lO R. Walter, sun. Croydos, hank-malt F. Clarke, Coventry-street, h.., ter J. Hat tray, F./tat-6nm atork. broker 1. Norill and Co. J. wry-laser., stationers W. ?Marry Holborn, wlnmmertbant. IfArrAL INTELLIGENCE. PORT , HOUTII. 3t1.1' ' f) Arrived the. Itterennah. Wallis, from the D„ AD , t„ Ito) lAtteis I, ; Maricienne, Coin tin East Indies ; 1:: z , 1, At , tratteport, Irvin the IVe.t I..titi tt ; Je.to traneii.,il, tn.i n Leinilun ; Milian. i.nil Mary, Heselenipinl, d ud 1).,„,,„,.., liserk , i, Venable*, (film Liniitun The William awl Ma i , i s leaky, •esit 'nisei dowelling. 1 Vass. il up Channel air Dart, from Near ir r o w i t t,.,,„ . Pr.vmotrrn. JULY E. Arrived the aideriiril, Rimers. room St .I,iiii,• % •$; , Thule...irk, in inenty nue day. ; Le.. fruit) s rime, ; tl $ mouth siore.ship, Guar the east *aid ; and tinge cruve, Tayhei, (luta M•ter.itia , Pawned upamisisel the Julius Cr-ar, Li - k!e, fruat De. userara fur Lu.Aluas. rA T.741/IThi. 3t1.1r • I A r rivgd of ibis port the Pnmonn, 11111. ..... M ' in 24 days for '1 : nn Ih , 22.1 1 .1 1 In 1 41 4n. 1.0 ion.% 43 10 she 'puke the Eliz4brth, I.nnl knit Iphin. cow's, Jw.t 9. Arrived IM Maria T..11..m. Krno..r.l. ..... tr..... ta SI days; N;i4 Th urr a a , suorr, liana Chsele.h.t., IN 43 Aye. Drat, tui.v Arrived :.sid sailed for Ihr Htvrr dm PI In. t. yawn. •1. , 1 ......••rarishitv, bawl), (rota Jams ; Lull:a, [{rams. from ile• Swath *41.40; SC Genie, brow... Imn. GI-clads; Ala. aud•r, 1(11011e, (rota Q,ic C for Hull; 11. (VIICP trao.siv.rt, Innn Portatavalli; A.; A. C.; and H H. ifiIIPTIOS IS (run the eastward. A muting of the Trusters f Portrinnu.h Peter.ti Id totul•tke road w 45 held lei 111 I au, n Aloud./ I i,t, who u it erns era Ivri. to @Hake 11 , 0- mod at Purimlinsio Hill I 44444 e easy to tram-limo, either by !oaring( the Hill ►tv ral Iret, or by cuttiti 4 4 tuoutl through it. As lie loiter Worn will be 40- tended with the least rapeouse, by onie thou•rnd that is moo likrly to be adopted; the to ttttt el so be 66 )aids loiig, 17 feet high. TIP, will he d.cided at a tneeiiiig intended to be held ties wre•k. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. R ink S 0ck..Y19 218 I Indla listescle..•• 8 9 pr. per Ct. Mil 64 I Et. Halo, 3 I 2 3 per Out. Cons 671 I Dam C0m.... 27 'ls% 31 per Cent 77 I Loatery Tickets 19/.18, 4 Ist' . Cesar.... 861 87 I °lamina .... ittf ois.. 5 sser Ct. N. A 14.102411 I Cuus. for AOC" 69511 L.S.ss.k L. Aim... 17 118 I DEATHS. In Galway, ow the St 6 ivaaut, P.ter Lytich, E4ri of loon Ots hi. pSIMIII! CO Beranad•. in cnu•rgorerr of a fel fr ,, on the poop of his Maksty's ship Neu castle. L., (l C. Vett, only brother or lltc late Comm.:. e J♦On , a L Vs o. Liteiy. et Woodhull, near %rollmop, aged 82, Mr. Francis %Vithr, wood...thwart, to his Grace the Duke of Lewd.; au 'Are which he aud Lu furefather have held, lughil to their roe it, in this Grady, upward. , of WO years. On the 22.1 all. at Nowa Pleasnui, ninety Kilkenny, at the tairauidniary age of 10.1 years, Muth Mary Ititylis, edict of the late Michael Murphy, Esq. of Castles...an, and timber of , he lair Denis Murphy, Esq i.f &liana I'le,sassi. Slue remitted hie uleuld farultora to the lasi isuaterst of or lire, lyiriue a &Iron understanding cud perfea( nCullrCUuN of paid 'weals. HIGH WATER THIS DAY Al' I.ONIN)N BItJDGE. lioniieg 33 ■fur b. J Gerais; 34 afte► i. THE GRAVEL AND SIGNE, LUMBAGO, ice. HICKMAN'S PILLS air allowed to be the most saceesafel Medicine ever d 'rimmed for eine ' Wally removing and preventing the fettere reenrrei,er ..1 those Disorders ranch arise films an imperfret Kamm of t.i.• [binary Orgasm; as Gravel cud Slone, Lumbago, row, the Ruck and Loins, said suppression of Untie. Is condones anemically nosh the steresed Laid, dussolvi.s sail entirrly carries away the gritty water there funned, sus presents its fosure formation by streugshiiiing generally she whole rr.isnry Spines : thus delivering she imffering patient from tlie ekes uriating booms of dooms.' aithoul Or injury to she Ctllleililliloll. These Pills are composed of ' the moss innocent ingredients, and ri (pore neither esinfilie. mew or ressraisil of diet during stis-ii use. ho area,/ r e_ I conitursida4mil can be offer. dof shims Via she far. of slie,r acquired in particular the cuunsenanei and app. uLts tion of many of tb. Faculty • Sold in hoses al 2,1.1til and It. by R. Rusk. unit Solo., Chinos's, No. 4, Cheapoide, corner of Si P 4111%, and 34. Sackville•strect, nod al Ow Rouksellms. Douggista, and Medicine Veniteis iliruirzliot.i Ilse United Kingdom /11111 E Piole Woo it Pity i• or tin _ purtanet, that beyond any other it ought to be Li pt clear of ignorance and qa heir, Messrs. CURRIE and CO. having hl. &rat, Ihrtmelves to the 'lady, and been grat.fied by the must eunsidi pismire in that breach they 'bought more to aeli ch. into, that, after thirty years residence iu this iletrop dos. their is lents are so well known, and their reputation an completely established, that nu apology is rt.:pined fur their Jev.ation from the regular mode of premier. It may lie moiler tee siste,that their medical wisest ttttt has tweet out., Gist dna,, that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of Lusehoi and Edinburgh, and as satisfactory evidences of the truth of this statemrut, their Dmiumas and Testimmii•ls may be seen at their house, Haitomgardi hi, where they may be cos...lied with the frilliest siereee and I t •ur by patients of either sea labouring under any of site follus lowing eumplaints :- Ist. A (Titans Disease, fur which they have iliosivereil a remedy that is not only a oomph to substitute Inc tan eriny in the cure"( this complaiut, but ahich has the alvaiihaz.• of tradicatiog the disorder without drlsdirming the volition. lion. This remedy has been used for some time aid. the happiest effects ou the Contiorni, and p sionista to lie the means of entirely exploding the use of iiiertuiy, eseept iu the most rumples sad invelrrale rises. tally la cases of ammo's Debility sail vascular Relaxa tion their vestal/ilia h .•e lit eta usual fortunate, mid Owe our t.. a liar introduction 1.. a fi feud and pupil of the illustri o us ' rood dm acquisition of a simple mode .if t r eatment, which io dish•ariling the violent means hitherto practiced sit nos collat.!, gives a lane to eves y muscular fibre of the p.Osent, restores his musket spirits. anal rt-estahlishes his vigour wt lour aillisnead tie coustitatioa, and thus • srisiug him so the dump n of se *elapse. 3.11 y. la Strictures ni the urethra, Mews. Carrie an I Cu's pit. of irralni.nt ha. so far surpassed - thud of ewer, that y have rained the ..nil IlittotoholtoU of the llorki 464111(ntahett trird,ral no is, I,y raftlisig in three wicks, tares which J. find all the ih — , utr.s of their 'hill. Manses. Cu. ie sad Cu. of lite have hail Pi es-- rat patients who hail Lewis we.:k rooms* to place theism-lei • solider the rare, and •411,11 sir to the mode of Weal/oval, of free a utterly anskidesi its the core of this Oull daseerous chid pa glut complaint, and alien after the loss of much tame anal money, they applied to them, mod flt 'bit rdieney of ;.• plan, they have been ismiriably as worm in their comm -.- datoms of the skill to which they owed their remoritiou &atilt, as strung in their es Nooses of the ignorance to a tut h fists , had nearly fallen •ictiene. Patients in elm country ROT desired to slate particulars of their rase ; their It tiers must be paid, ruelosiog a Kink of England nide, when the ureenisey adv i ce a n d medicines will be mot to any part of the rem LI )u. 11/7, H•lt o fra rd rn LONDON : Printed and Pithbriber! 41 the OlSee. Ni'.l27, !krona; *here Artre, tiarmeat. are ►ecrirea, rind 1.046.:. (pagi.pairl) lutist he adilres+rd—C smtrH, Nu I, Clement's Inn, Prnite.....). ITHAITg, Nu. I?, Sirs %4 rublisher. /