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JO .:11...at *411109 4 4 e., el --,:z -e_:,,..*-,.. - - - / 1.-;.- • ta.. - "4 .1 El e d il --ailzki-.lsi ..,,,l•-•,,,W:•.k. 1 \!----' 'N,O ' olivrfte. ACZA)..,.. Uli:'o, f a t i i i. c a z --7-- THE ZING'S HEALTH.. Yiwtenlay the following bulletin was exhibited t emierting the health of the KIN G, at St. James's Prlsce: Wund.or Castle, August LIAM. " pi. ‘lajes'y has continued au esjoy good bodily health thro•Atunt the bllll mouth, and ha. bees in a tranquil aid cheerful stale of spirit., but bus Majesty's disorder is so. abated. " H. HALFORD. " W. HEBERDEN. " fl. !MILLIE. " R. WILLIS!' LurA ST. list.sos nod Sir A wruus Lases were the Lord *ud Geociin in Waiting. THE QIIhEN'S HEALTH. The report report respecting the state of her MAJMI ° II }width yegieril4y, o r s,— ~ The Quera has had a way pad night, sad is Mier this usuratug:' KEW, AUGUST 2. On Friday the Princes. AUGUR,* took an airing to London, and afte►wards returned to Kew to ittiiiwr. Tlw Mike and Duchess of cAmBaleGE ■nd the Mullets of Gtoucsamit visited the Duke and Dodos* of CLAIIINca, of Bushy Perk, on Fri dey 000000 mug, its • coach and four, where they rue took of some refreshtueut, and afterwards returned to If er to Kew. Yestro:sy Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of 61.0t/cgs - ma took en airing in en open carriage through Kuehl 11111 l d Perk. The Doke of CANIKIDOIt, attended by General Tal.l.oa. visited Sir Joseni and Lady BANK!, at Siwitig Grove, near Hounslow. Tine 'waning the Duke rod Duchess of Cs.A. RENcs arrived from London. Iss the afternoon the Duke assil Duchess of CLARENCK, the Duchess of GLoucIiSTEI. and Princes.. AUGusTA, attended by Gesserels DIBUDS, TAYLOR, and WirallirAaD, went by eater, in two b sate. tenet Kew to T'edtliog ton, from whence the Royal Party returned to Kew to din n er. To-morrow morning the Duke and Ditcher; of CLatilllCS leave Loudon for Dover. The Duchess of CLaitgliGl war on Wedowsd.,y so muds einscted wish the tootto.aelw. that she was prevented from ',ions g the Marquis and Mar eiuunr•s of SA IL MU RV, at Hatfield, and was under the 'lam-silty of havnig two teeth extracted. Y,►aerds! morning the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE left St. Jantetes Palace. ro► Kew, on a vi•it to the QUEEN, and was expected iu tuwu last .1 he Dukr and D►►chess of KENT will honour the Engl►sh Opera-house with the►r presence this evrni►,g. The Rev. F. W. BLovslaa performed Divise Service )estelday at Carlton House. The Doke and Duchess of BEDFORD and family arrived on Thursday at their residence in Hamilton. place. from Paris. On Saturday their Graces left to•tha fur their seat Wooburn Abbey. Lally PARTY entertained the Duchess of Rico- NOND, the Lathes LINNOI, and a party of distinc tion )ediertloy, at her house in Park-lane. The l'ai.cE REGENT'. yacht remains at Spit head. fler t onimmider, suit the Honourable Mrs. IDNANI.N. PAGET, and family, have removed from Fan OA to a house ou the Grand Parade, Ports. mouth. Lord CRAYS/. and family arrived at Portsmouth haw the Ilediterraueitti, in his beautiful yacht, the Louisa, yesterday ae'maight, from Lisbonin 40day.. klt Portsmouth on the 29th July,lBl6, nod Its., since that period, visited almost every part at the Mediterranean. She was released from qua raiitioe un Tuesday, and the next day sailed fur Siiiirlisnipton. She will be there • few data, when it i. his Lordthip's inteution to cruise tjrout and vi.it the isle of Wight. The Louisa is its the f.,.est %late of appointment, such as beats the noble munificence of a Peer of the British realms. Wish the iitipinaitig appeartarke of a 20 gun ship of war, she bears a complensent of 40 men and to boy. ; two Lieutenants *ad a Surgeon of the N ivy. His Lordship, us an amateur bailor, may well be placed at the head of the Royal yacht club. Soli 14 the rage fur France that not lest than 40 rrz , rotgrr• embarked at Southampton last week on ~ f the Cheney:field packet, Stair Wood; whom wr sow d ...heft Riede suit family, R. Cocolhall, Fag. Vett. I 1 Cr orod homy. Ow. Alois, R.N. sod Lady, Captain Bowyer, Mr. %nog, ke. Mat line CATALAN( sang at the Baden Theatre on the 16'h July, with the greatest pn.ohle tutees.. The whole Court, which was very brilliant, except ‘, the Emperor, who *.ts at Vienna, attended this Concert. Besides the u,11.11 compliment, Madame CAT ILAN! received a beautiful diadem 111 opal, set stun diamoutk. On the 311ouday folluwitigithe was to g.ri- her la.t concert fur the benefit of the poor. The Olitiosion Lecture was ou Saturday honoured leilh tl.e pro , seller oot . --- 1 tot D/Ifllll4 of Richia..nd, the Marrleoness of Towns. is l ute II a *mix . j aiu t TOWII4ImIII, 81111 Charlotte brew, liarootos hoiek.a, lire Hon Mrs. Stull/ova, Lady ti 471.1111 ; M 1411134,1 Niehaus's, D. CllllOll, lt:orrard, and Ansi; MOWS Wan, Mq.:l.lal, Treortiaid, Misch. Mac -10",1111e. Harrison,. Ac • LSO of Roo.l.Cor•o, Mums Nio.o ken, "4 ' Will "' Vito*: it.. Ur.. Ito-h. Id and Win. Kral; ( * yams Rl4 easel Nbischrt; Rers.4.. Anot.ttarrroon, &C. U r lin& stand it sa so coute.iipl,t- ii, alter it taw scorr inertings lowH, to give the Lectures ultcr to.tolf at tire most litAtioutible w4trtuilt Illoce'. C,,"la are 'nosing Cir next S a t ur d a y, at Mi. Paws's, nirar..:teet, (irsiritil CA Silt C. loaf err-11 tev.ral persons for N.` ll . l llty i , 1, b. li• red, fiatttithomorimg, ustit a 1.1-* s root of a week Nal be de mAatle(l.—( Pat is Paver,' I it ' • 4 h. • . . !of on s. ' of . Sum y. ; of Uxbridge. from Uxbridge Dr Grey, truss Putney Heath, . 4, at, Wrest House. Brilfordshire. the Dowager Cuestas of Jersey, from the Malmsey Hotel, for Cheltenham. Lord and Lady Hasemlea and family, from their house is Overman:vet, tirustresor.squrue, fur their seat, liairrydeu House, Berks. Lady Foley, from from her bowie he Hauraki's-place, for her seat, Whitley Court, Worcestershire. Lord Ebringion, GUM Bruuk-street, tbr his seal, Castle Him, South Molitor. Lord and Lady Hearsiker and family, from their boyar is Grosverior.mseare, for their seat, Wurlingworth Hall,soffolk. Lady Heneage Osborne, from bi r house in Clorkmatreet, Berkcley-sipeare, for her • et is Bedfordshire. Lord f'a.riereagh left lows oer Saturday, fur his seat, North Clay, Kent. Tbe Bishop of Easter sad the Hon. Mrs. Pelham from their house in Comas • :lot n• a bow. Sir Eilastend Autrithus, Bart. from hie house Hyde Park, fur Cheltenham. Jobs. Lowther, Esq. M.P. from Growirernor-square, fur his seat in Yorkshire. William Lisshinglom Esq. from his house is Gloucester place for Twobridge Wells. General Sir S. Brown, Bart. from his house in York-place, fur the Continent. Colonel Delay, from his boom is Harley.street, fur his seat, Stoke Park, Surrey. Colonel Gore Lioigtun, from his horse in Grosvenor square, fur his scat, Newton Park. Colonel Lori, from Berkeley.oprare, for his seat iu Dor set shire. Captain Ross, frms the Pelteney Hotel, for France. Mr and Mos. Burlent, from their house is 81. Jamem square, fur their seat, Ottereliaw. CHELMSFORD RACES. FRIDAY, JULY 31. • Our Ricers commenced on Tuesday last, when the etifee taboos* of the lover. of the sport, were realited to them fulldot eaten.. The gentleateit of the turf were More thus usually ownerons, with whom the complete slate of the rare rotary,. was the sobjcct of general eulogioni, itbeing declared by them equal to any in the kingdom. Ti. thee C;r -eIIO4I.IIIIIIICC may he attributed the unusual member of looses that attended. The rain which fell MI Monday, eentrilin fell much to the powers of the horse, as well as to the. safety of the rider The course was each day croviikd *ilk fashi able company, soul the Gem,. of the weather was suck au Inert it iim 10 Ali Cl lases slot to be resisted. TU/BOAT —Ti,, hest rare hewer the weir mile , for a Sweepstakcout Btsy guineas each, was won by Lord Rouse bay colt Lelia., twisting six ushers. A Sweepstakes of is esity.five gallons s ach u as next conleffiled fuser the same ground, and was son by tar. Cbifitey's bay Ally Rump, beat ific two others. The third race was fur the Oatismil-Slakes, thirty guineas each, the two miles and a half course, which was won by General Groavettos% Ally. Three horses nAt started for h. r Majwty's plate of one husflied gaineasi vis• Mr Neil.'. rheum. Ally she Duke of Rotland's bay mare Rhoda; awl Mr. Nnfiliey's chesnot filly Willow. Two good heats were rust for the rime, the Bost was woe by Caatrass; after which Willow was withdrawit ; the sermid beat was obiaintsl by Rhoda, when Canvass MAP also with drawn,anil Rhols ww.walked round the groused to establish bet.claim to ON cosmos. ANTIQUE IdIN4I. WILDYFSDAY The Aral rare was two miles and * half, hosing is ma ich for one hundred guineas, in which Cameral Grosvernur's ally Hi ! Hi ! Hi ! (as oared after the race) beat Lord Polea's Philharnionas ; the match was particu larly good, and so well contesied, au in be won by head only A Sweepstakes of her guineas each, to which there were six subscribera, sad twenty guineas added, was next raw fur by throe lours. a, p►oduciag two good heats, when • chestant gelding, named by Mr Fari:rtl, carried the Sweep stakes, beating Mr. lee's brown Ally. The third race was fora Gold Cup, of nue hundred guineas Oahe, a sheer-miles beat, when the Duke of Ruthann' Rhoda, named t y Mr. Hinsywilud, carried the cup The Town Plate ..f fifty pounds, twing the last rare fur the day, after two well.rsin trate.' heats, fur which three horses 'taro. 4, was Obialllttl by Mr. Wilsoo's bay Ally, l'hunilerstoi in. The public b ills, breakfast', and ordinaries, were most respect•hly attended; and the theatre, nit Wednesday night, under the patitmage of the Stewards of the R tier , and like wise last night, tinder the %auction of a Isespeek, by the Lady of .1 Disney, Eq. produced on bulb occasions, full sod crowded houses. A few swoollos ago was hough. fur a guinea, of a poor man at Ca►a•rvua, a beautiful gold ring It was fumed so re moving lOW rubbish by the groat pie of Carnarvou Castle. It bar engraves' upon it the figure of a trutale nursing • rink!, with either • Chinese or Samoa inacripliva. Neither the antiquarians there nor at Child. r can nook.. out Ike in scription, and it is slow in the Antiquarian Society, in Lou. dou. The lady who purchased it ha:. •Iready barn ofered 201. fur it. It has without doubt, lain there shier the build ing of the s►ove structure. \a`hen fonud it wss tattooed is a ■mall silver boa, along with some little things like era cilia's, which the f. how that found them threw away, be cause, as hr says, they were decayed nod not wort► keeping ~, ~ • • • . . . *nig runt: . • Ji • „•, g a L jct. rat. I " : • fjpn. •• : • • GOO ISWOO D RACES. • BOW {TRY rT. Friday was the Grid day of Goodwood Rages, and Ilse A 8 i ""e i rt il. ""if • rwllyrY has been fur some • z.o eownw exhibited a Issinwrome Awe of 0pit.,„11,1 e gw i pagcs . otIZ no at ibis oliir. , io which the unatndam of bond. wrisenz has su well ei,ereete.l, iteit the utast inflamer friend of The Fifty Guineas Sweepstake s w as eive , e 4 o ff b y Lou d psi iv pos. ham loses. deceived. The teraillirnian Egreiniatit's C. by Eleriesois, which 1.416411111 r the runny. The Tee Geoineeicfele ken was won by Mr. trnek•von'ii g. Is. . 641: " 1 " 1 "" i " 4 Mr fork lan:ft"" ' "1 W. at Snaitlfi. Id, who Traveller, S. ai l , g eb e rk et i on filly and counet received a led** die 15th of lone last, which Was brotielit Sir Cheislopher, The first was a dead heat briefer.' I'ra. Ow him by a 1.14, tempos/tug an ere 4011141 111 him by Pair. vrller and the inv. I Maio% a very intimate friend of his, who Mated, in a The Fire Gall/CU Xtllkrt was win by %%sum... bar manner, that lie was skirt of cash .at bay heave's, 4 , 111 Iseatlog Captain Mo"re''' Romp , Lord Marries Gam, po r. oestiog him t o 'accept a WI of exchange for Oki. 14 lid. fi, Ha ,, ad s. ere y mare, and 11r filly. The oda... re listed Ills ]one, 181 e, and posport log lo he drawee by 1 homes Pronbertelos, liar Simms mot .'pun Sir William two anal three to one on Rump, b u t s h e was su dd eu l y ta k en i11...il could not rola bee best. Curds, Ruh arts, and Cu. Nankff., 11111,11111. Tlw City Plate of Any punnets was o no at roar b ent ,,,, Mr. Poetilington having no climb/. on reading the letters Cul Grave's Brush, miaow Traveller, Sir. Walker's Alex- that it was the hand-writing of his friend, Mr. Main, es well sailer, and Captain While's filly by Golumpern ' as froth die 'dyer of al, he accepted die bill Without the Irest The (baloney was well attended ; the din'' , r and wines - liesitalion. A short tone after Ale. Poadstegtoei •i.l served sip, most excellent; mid the Bali was auteiiileil lov the Main sleet, When Mr. P.; 0411 ":Il'm tobleolred, in .1 . '" 1 " Get (endear of Sussex aud the Eastern pe r t o f Hampshire.manner, wpm Mr. Maiu brine avert of rash at his 'meeker., which was unintelligible to Mr. Maio ; however Mr. Poele lington wornismed his observetiuns opus the letter he hail swot him by the lad, rec. the whole of which was ineompre heusible to Mr. Main, who observed that lie was happy to say be bad not beeu shore of casts ; au explanation then took place, and the friend and forgery was tllneolllTell. lion was then giver at the Mauve ',thee. sod Tatioton, the officer, was employed to trace out the parties wine hail com mitted the forgery. The Officer discovered dam the bill had been cashed un the nose day it was *receded by Mr. Puck_ button, and the bank notes That were obtained for it from the Milk of Means. Currie, Rallies., end CO CUrnhill, weir exchanged us the same day et the Brill of Fegland fie shied out's, prinaipally fur 11 ; one of them was traced into the possession of a man of the name of Partridge, who was little suspected at that time; huotiver, a seeoud It. note was (rated Otto the neighbourhood where he lived, and at !motile joke hats poascssion, when a suspicion Muse against him, although a respectable mail, and un comparing some writing of his in leiterstes the eililloratmeue•un the Busk nob*, there was every reason to &aspect he was the forger, anal it cioesequelice a warrant was applied for and obtained, hpou which hp sas opprehesided, said the sitepieion being so strung against him, he was mottled to be detained. Thomas Moak Miss !Merlon', • young man of reapeeln ble appearance, was charged with defrsudiiie Mr. William Barnacle, a wine-inercleant, of Willimet•street, au the Adeliilii, 11l Its. It appeared that the Prisoner called upon Mr. Rawdeu, and represented that he hail been is commended Jo lean by Mr Chandler, of Newmati•street ; that he was in want of some good wine, and aft. r tasting and drink •ng a good porieuti of oleffereot surts, be agreed fur the piircler-e of Ifierni dozen of wine, 113111111 n name was flea.riseou, er-ill desired the wipe to be sew to the Buffalo, in the New Komi!. Just as hr was parting a ith Mr. Ba ad. is, he pretended to recollect a hat he hail no silver in his pocket, and requeseeel the loan of some, and Mr. B. gave hint es. veld( h the I',', • peeluumrd to remise t o the snail when he betinglit ham the Want', and which he should pay for sio delivery. Sir. Bowden having been cautioned lay the clert tie Messrs. Nicholson and Cie. the din tillers in Woodbridge street, Clerkenwell, of a man atiower• log the desceeption of the Prisoner, Mr. Randen was there fore peewee' fur him, and marked a gnsiitity of silver, which he had kept in readiness ter the Peasosu r, anal gave Imo six of the marked shillings, and when Air Prison./ hail le ft him but a shoat disieure • he followed natal iletaineil him. On sending to the Bnlfielo, iii the New.riond, the taalae 14 Harrison, or the person of the Prisons, was not knobs, nor was he known to Pair. Chandler. When be wee brought to the °See be said bus name was not Harrison, but Smith. He was ordered to Sad bail, or be committed fur the fraud. ARLEnR4 CURIOUS DISCOVERY. Oa Worthies man and Ism wife were brought Sp for re. esaminatiou, charged with uttering fussed Rook metes, to a large antolunt. The Prisoners have been suspected for some time, in con. sequester of which Foy mid other effirers went to search their lodging■, but at first could find nothing; just as they were going away, ■ rolling-pin covered with Hour was observed its the room, which one of the officers took op, and was •ato to find it very light. On examitiatioa, it was found to be hollow, end contained • great quantity of foisted mite.. Mr. Rooker, the sureecsor of Mr. Westwood, &Beaded un behalf of the Bank.—ltemanded. The Lady of Wesel B—y, of Berkeley.atreet. Portman. square, tame to the Office in her ca►riage, to answer a charge of assault iustituteal against her by ht r art It appeared from the evidence adduced, MA the Corn. plitiossit war lately hired into the (\shiners family for the spare of nine mouths certain, at a Balmy of no less than two guineas per week, in addition to which she was allowed the privilege of having her own children maintained in the family. Through some Methadon's of the name, the baby cut its hand is a shotkisig manner, and the Con plainaiit Brut for the family ausgeon to dreas the wound. All this was done without the knowledge of the Lady, but the impost hap. peitiog to call at the house, mentioned the circumstance to Mrs B. who was greatly enraged at it, and calling the nurse up stairs, desired Writs leave the house that moment. The latter said that her Ladyship struck her some ►evere blows, the a greets of whist simatill felt. The Defendaut denied tins filet, but said that the Com plainant had placed her bark agaiiist the rhamber-door, and resolutely refused to let her pass till ale gate the enfant into, her hassle, snyiug that the Colsimel had mistimed it to her tare, and would expel it from tier Lauds. film admitted having then pushed her, to get oat. The nurse, in answer, solid, that sup far front placing her self against the dime, it was the effect of the blows she re. ccivesl front her mistress which caused her to staggsr against the done. The cam was postponed, wills a * view of bringing forward evidence ist the lady's favour; cod between seven Mid eight o'clock in the seveuitie the Cotuncl, attended tote of his female servants, came down to the Aire Thu person's testimony was not very material, and the Mneistrate, not thinking the ease its any way aggravated, dimmed the war. rant, telling the nurse that bin &rigours would out prevent her from indicting her mistress, if she pleased to pursue that course. The aectiunt of the di , its rattle, treat Ment, and probable termination, under which a er . rtnin great Prescience labours, which apiseit's in the 32d Ittember of %he Monthly Gaulle ssf Health (published on. Friday), will be read with great interest, coming, as it evidently dare, from an authentic source. The uutratree of knisit lo the Hospitals, and I eminent medical chartigicia in Paris, with a comparative view of the /Limits' martian' of England and Frasier, and the adwaniages result *le pupils acid patients. we recommend to the perusal of she Maiiicrels. err, Medical Men, soil Pupils of the Looden Hospital.. Amon& .41w hoe di.roverica air remedies for coesumplion ; the cilinrnmince,by M. NATOOK fur tiroply ; the pyredia Ns benalr, fur itillige,tion, geni rid debility, Zkc by Dr. HUTCII - which, with a Bierrapiiiral Memoir of Dr. STON V, Spreilicatims of the Composite). of Solander'a Sanative Tea, a Philosophical Dissretatiou ma Lore and its Mom, an Account of some late ingenious Pruceeduma of a Vaccine inatitutiou in Emoting thworarSr Diplomaa to sake the wind, a new epode of preparing Virkgar, 4e. rendre the present Number of flits very awful popular Work tighly interesting. On Tuesday, Wednesday, rind Thursday last, d great 'Amber of soltlic! " r4ists and 111111i/et, just arr.verl Irons Fruiter, I;sts4ett through Itingsootl, Moos, to their remiec•ier pitriAheit iu the comities or De, on suit Cornwall; enc.!. (silly truvilltu with a at per wile, ihrrie-hanpelice each woman soil one ',roil tacit chili!. Mr. Wti. t .tatt Cult• sus, one of the liverarers ..r Ringwood, rtltcyrd two hundred women and nine huitdrtd sod firtv eltildreit—i.tbi amount of rash 14hd wan 521. 17'. &I. ASIMINABLE . the blarchiortrio of Exeter left •town yesterday smelting, Ihr /ter seal. Laugh., The Martiois s. d Wereltioneet of Winchester and family, Mom 'heir bowie to Greateroureapsere, fur their mat New- port HON.., 114110. The Nereid mesa et.hertmirs, form leer horse is Stratford. Flare, for her seat the 'rimy. The hlrinewie alairehrouess at Worcester front their horse in Brook -street, en a tone. The Marqui. of Oresund,. from his bosom io Hammer- square, fur his seat Oshruagh Hall, Norfolk. Earl and Comoro Wablegrarre, from their seat, threw- brrry.hill, on a roar. The Earl of Oltbleer, front his house iu Clarges•strort, for his era* in Sure. y. The Earl of Uxbridge. from Uxbridge Hoare, for Bognor. Ele Grey 'rug Putney Heath, for her a, at, Wrest DOGGETT'S COAT AND BA DOS. Saturday being the tat olAuguat, according to the will of Mr. Ungirt• ' the comedian, the 11111 Wei coat. sod bade. be. Treatise.* by him, was rowed for by the foil.oritig as yowls waterier.. just out of their ayprenticrabip:— William ' , beton,. Ortenerieh ; Grunt , Jones, Paul's Wharf; Barnahy Winds r, Temple; Charles thwu. Horsley. down ; H. A Mallet*, Temple; sod Thomas Howell, West. asiuster. At twenty iniesstee past five o'clock it. the afierummi they started from the Swan, near Lunduii-bridge, against tide. Many bets were depending, and previous to start. tug Howell was the principal favourite. The day being re markably Sue the river made a very needy spew, from the great number of boats which graced tbr fate of it, and the bridges aid batiks were crowded as usual. At starting Nicholls abut a-liessdosed kept the lead until paming through Blackfriars bridge, where Dean took the lead, but was slimily after passed by Nicholls ; in passing thruitzli Water. 100-bridge Nicholls was about seventy or eighty yards before Heats, the other four being about ten yanks distant from each sober, and the Sim of them above 400 yards behind Dean. Here Mailed gave bu the ettiest. lb. y kept close to the Surrey shore, sorompanied by a vast number of beats, Nicholls and Dien keeping cuusitlerably guises.' of the other three. At about ball-past six tiny arrived at the goal, the Ole! Swan, at Chelan., in the following order :—Nicholls first; Dean second ; sod Josses Ihit d. The first received the C 1.31 and badge • the second 41. 7s. Bd.; and lite third 21. 12s Id. Th e two last prizes are the gift of the late Sir William Julliffe. The Austrian Mitsioter of State, Prince MKT. TERN ICH, ‘elo. Will carried on the day before yeater day from his country vest into Vienna, for die pur poie of brill; in a more conveinent situation for that aid which his vest age, and a severe malady with which he is afflicted, esquire. Doctor KOK. LIN. of Zurich, has communicated to the ploys:- oasis of Vienna, the composition of a remedy re.. ceived from America, and used iii cases of lyinplui. tic affections with ssosiderftil success. It is a solo lion of copper, called liqueur unii-airsasulique.— ( Pavia Papa.) Many persons think 81411 will sell the Two Pre.. of f 30.000 in the Lottery which begins TO-MORROW (Torsdag); and we pretense this opibion arises from bm hawing shared Two in Ihr hest Lottery which contained Prises of tIW amount, or perhaps it is front his baying sold N - ste Prises of /30,000 to the lass If years, and dare hawing bees. but 13 in all thorns; that period. It it a matins in trade, that where Purchasers have been well nerd they will gn swills. The pob lie no doubt will remember that MARTIN and CO. P. Cornhill,andl2o, Oxford street, soul in 12 Shares No. 12,110101. the last Prim entitled to 4 Pipes of Wise; the present Lot tery, which begins TO.11401; ROW (Tnewhiy), contains a si milar inducement. with 2 Prises of £30,0110; hot M. and cO. hare Sold a taro, Capital titan even thesz—the sontch. leas f 40,000 Shared and Seta by them thousands remember, and their lot of 520,000, RlO,OOll, ex. Pi .xes, has de-- Fervidly ranker, their name amongst the highest distri butors of Fortune's (avows. TUB BANK bovin b c notexpecteilly declined to Pout. any more Siobrnetett., they ore now Itrie 1111 l tog as difficult of am..s es the aortal personages they repre. so tit ; but G. CAlt respectfully niquanits the Peddle, elltal, huweser seance tiny m aybe, he is fully peovedeof to alert his promote 4u those who hellbent r Lons wills their r tunnels it No 7, Conduit, or 23, fisforel_siee. to 2.000 Sovereigns ro.moßnow, the y ma) he eleaun, with the Two Pipers of 30,0001 Illce.ele.c. as all tin , I', la. • ace float ; tog ill thus 14.11 fry; and i.e ',ldioms' tile Gold, the eleosey s e Claret, l'ort, noel MAIL era, m ey fen selected by the Holdrrs of the Peix.s theassele es. 11 r are itapiiy to itreeo. tMlt MI hough the 29.000/. *old too Lotriy by HAZARD .1..11 Cu. wrest in a Wieile Hrkrt, )...1 nut tea* than 32 prianna rerrived aliases of d. sinl that it ea* chanted in a sisanoiti• 111.r', it, e.t.a! Ruud, MO 11.0.11 . 115311 1. 000 1 fell 0.. !hr lest *fail ihe Rh .oi so. The fame ul ibis Prise h4ii rn and a earfai demand al RAZ.%ttl l , anti Co.'s veil (lid 4)o ire Rntai Eaaantr, ',slouch she iromsiry, t. Ihooq, wh. pr lo mega as goo. il esr /wife,- Lurk, by getill l 4 one of the 3tlpoof roam 1 . 0.310111 WW, &tic Lotivr/ begot& SIVA FFHA II RACES. THURSDAY. JULY 23. The ConolyGrutieroru's Nate wits wow by Lord %Meld's Aquila, beating 4r. Clone. cull by Hapbasard. Ou Friday thi Connny Members' Moe was won by Major Wth•ou's Cypress, heating Loral Suffield' , Aquila, Mr Gaics's bay gelding, and Mr. Fl grry mare. The Towa Plate was wua by Mr. Vsnitres ebeseut cult s beating Mr. Clark's browu risk. Mr. Vdores horse Milton (eat. Sib.) Is asairked against Mr. Neslr's Canvass (&.t. Mb.), at the Newmarket First Oc tober Meeting, fur 100 guineas, h. ft. At the Craven Merton( next year, Mr. Gnsax ' s Roeeseio is snatched against Ur. Princes Prognostsc, fur 100 goistae, b. ft. COLCHESTER WOOL FAIR. Colchester Wool Fair, on Friday last, met with rather • thin attendance. This was to be esperied by those who kww the activity with which the bnyers, on any material advance in price, explore all parts of the country, to ►ecurs what bargains they may be able, prim t. the Kriteria circa. lation of t►at correct information which the establishment of these meetings annusly leads to. Mr Tower, as Chair emu, attributed the present improvemeut to prices to following causes:— lA. To there being Do remaining stuck in hand of English wool, of the growth of former V . llll. 2d. To the known shortness of sti,.ply in the present clip, arising. partly from the great losses sustained by the Huck. masters, in smile parts of England, by disease in the last year, and partly from a disninution in the stock of sheep, which may reasonably he expected to have been the noise quence of the very inadequate prices which short wool fetch ed in 1810, and in the early pint of 1817. 3sl. To the brisk demand for woollens, both for home supply and exportation, which has given activity to our l o o m ., both en the North and West cif Engdend. 4th 'Fir a knowledge, that though the illlplnlation to the end of last rear wan very considerable, via 14,713,643 lbs. and above %ASO bags, cordial )) ioo g 6,000,000 lbs. and up wards, to the coda June last, yet !hr consumption of it had sufficiently kept pace' with the supply, to 'preclude any expeetati 0000 oleo tames iu the foreign wool market. 31. b. Ti. the additional confirmation given to 'hilt hitter expectation, in the fact that foreigi wool bas lately advstuced io price on the Continent. Mr UllWill rap o d his opinion that the very small in crease of prier who h foreign wool had of late experieneted in the Eitgliah markets pied not justify the present increase of price in our native short wool. Either (said he) the prices of foreign wools must rise, or those of English wools fall. Mr Tower recommended 775. per tod, ur 2. 9d. pet lb. as a full price fur the best Southdown Rot k wool ; leaving it, however, to those gentlemen who conc. ived that they had attained to the perfection of Mr. Coke's flock, to demand the price of S4s. or 3s. per lb. which be is 'clouted to have obtained at Thetford. to further detailing th•• reports he had received from various quarters, be did not Nail himself justified in ailing a higher price fur the crossbreed and other fl peke, where no particular pains have been takes a the eu II IVA euei. further than from 635. to 70s. or from 26.34. 10 2. 6d Long wool, hr was ' , titian. d, would fully maintain its, If, al about f 2.. to 2. 2.1 per lb. We enderstand,etrat the wool from two enneriplerahle flocks was istas.•dislely sold at 71.. per Sod. Is aperitif thee* eases, however, it it fair to state, that poise trifilug advantage, it in nospinioril, wan p • - .rot to the buyer, iu th.• refusal of ►he lambs' soul toppings of this year a. eighteen pence pew Vb. 10 The derliord Xalse of exported woollen*, fin hit year was 7,943,9191. The Archduke Nltun A LL, brother to the Fol prntr R ills lA. with Ins %kilt pHworti Cilvtoter isti Fooday lam, to Erlillit OH, the t.ent of t•:. G itob y L o o o„ Mott to the seut tf Sir W.'%. Vt earl. The Archduke, we believe, hued Wi to behead,. MST. qui 94k . it,1):t•Esr. . 4 , 4 4.4 , ....Mr.. the Meal harvest 1r reseermily ft•autt in tire ...,41‘••• hood of Kimsey nrany Wheat deka are it!rt ad, to .1., ~ f very gape. rot quality... New Wheat wa.11.1111 tha. it. tt c ott 6 stub slay last, aritirh weigh. ri p.:7 bushel flew Wheat w is pit' lied at 6sltslonry market ma Tuesday, %Inch sold as high as 92.. per quart. r. O.d AM from :la to 4 per trailer. There was a very farce aapply at Warmitsiler Cathothly last; tlw 'venire price was 101 l ss. per rs.trter ler that of last week. A inseams sample of New Wk. at ws told for 9f14. per quarter. These were a few sannisks of New Isrnmest to .411 e s; ford mask.t oil Thursday, which sold at 2ti6 per load d 11.tr'ey, OMPillq to demand, sold al about 2' in &dram. sotto last starket day: its other suits br Gfilia there was lihita dame. SUICIDE. CORONER'S NQU Sistnediry afternoon an 1i0rt....1 was held at the sizn of ILO Triumphant Charon, Ifeinbooke Stews, Grina•enits-plarr, ban te II unit Lewis, E-q Cur T, on the h oily .if W1111:110 GlllllOlll, *gra 53, lite porter to his tisare ihr Isar of ford, who di. din Si. Georgt.'s iii Cllll9/ got Cr, 14 his culling h.+ throat ua Tui•dly bod, tit Ina Grates InfllgiOa. iu H: "lioneplsre, It appeared, on the ev‘iltutsf is: Will: Kerfisllll, the the Aereasirsl freqnriitly break, low % e moted and metro. choir, complaining Owl kr was gi•tsitig old .1111 info ii, and Woes fearful of losing • anal:ton, ii•ol Mot be and but family 'hunk' C 411119 In waist, although in the sr*, lime ha was by no sueaus in an eminent-sett state 0,1 Tuesday maming one of the female sereents ile-c..visiJ she deceased is the beer cellar, sitting 110 (!/11' ii, h- - er barrel.. wick Isis throat COI ill tedfully, anti covered all over ni.6 blood. His Clare iwas tin- co.. um:dosser, sail II awrgeww wag imiarliatilg seat fir, who cam • sod d t h e woun d, aw l s eto-r aciasisg: it sip a.sil d,.ssing it. 1K or. tiered him to he taken to Si. Grocgr's 0 0 9 11 els wheir lie Mr. tilehiug, the house:attercon a Ihr deceased rains to the Without 'mkt. ref recinvis y, and die wound un the thrall c oiled do.ith on fisisy l I The rot it which was totiol in the cellar was proiluced, co. vereil rills blood Y. by his own act in codling his Mrnat Jae; state ur The Comfier, hi reply lu a Juryman, %II seemed 10 &Ott whether a main could he in hi. p. opt r lasses whist be committed sorb aii art, a n d said thou hr wild only have 11119 of his armee at the tow., which was ili.stsof vitamins.% the dred,.assured the hos/num thst suer. 'ere ossuy glati , cs where pressois iu a proper 1.541 i,f mold cutennisted stir+ aria, and it was only a poilawpiospiiy -.is (lir pm.' iii I i• Jury, in Warming a char table verilit•t Ile thou hi It would he better to deliver stir inidirs um a ease of . felo wit se; f u r dmarciiim, indral of baiyiac them in the crusg.suaile,' I and it would 415 &is as a preveollire 1 , 1 she emu.. Hp tlwo related the following ludielious ciscu,notdwisei t— hinskhimlst, re-iii.lisse its His:bora, Ilse nth, s i;ay him, and atisitsurly aight-il its kimai In. 14';I fel/90111e •oti ride + as hr w la mo's't 111 Clli hie 1.1 , 11 throAt. and wode• sl ter know the hest 9111411, 11 sit wont Aboas 1 01 1"releie Wieh -;111 ail. 941 0. 111 prevent his b tsq bulled in the rtes.-roma*. Hs- hue used his usulives for ills- ra-b design , mid syn. ther he b a il an y fam i ly. lie inogi he hail a air,/ and child, and aaa sh dudreis. Ile n. .11iistril wills him ..s .0 cm/aril y c loci, and a Wised him, which he partinuch altruism) toy and lull I • 'llse wantris work, lir m gill do s.:ine for him, and gave him sione &soh. 'is tonsil, is kids bs giant hum tor, soul relitera him, and assured him he would he buried lit the rows-101U* if hr pot . lits depicts saw etliou!, which seemed to restore 111111 111 Ili. stoats, and he ii Ws- with bill wife and featly, alive and well. XE( Vtloll. . „ . Saturday morning, soon aro r. right titbit*, Jot. Biddle" coati, aged Y 5 )Cara; Nalkaitief Carler.2l ; and „home,' ll' it liamest,l6, were t•keii from the wail tc,..ett• ti, place of execution. where, having j •iii•id wish Poi Cha i dain to prayer, ahnut nine o'clock Ito y eerie lauor cal olio es. rusty,. • Biddlecomb was a untie, of Pa if rd, i.e Ili.. as, i ssitlered roe b rea ki ng op en a h ol m. at Hsihet. ie„ wills 11,. Kiisitt. who was. eutivieteit of the of. Ile/• at tile hat MArl'lt Assizes, soil sentenced to trassigrirtat ; and atek, ado, was shot wear the place of Ike 'robbery Poi IC owl h.id been culibised together to he K. idcw• 11 , it.. ir W in d o m. , where ilwy plumed the rubbery , y ediriad lulu effect in September, ISt/. Elul xucr. , dvd pia ',testi:lug lists. the house, stud obtaiulust the prop ly ; but in ref:ring with th, it plunder, they were Met by i.oute ii.'sa tit whom the alarm had been given by a p fools Ibat I -C:111 d from the house. They made ituoistassee. Pur..ck w 'Knott stewed-and Qiddlertauth escaped. For iwo y• ors pat Holdierminh had been di , ferror of the to which he resided, and had been fugue,' in 4111100 Vel spectre of sidthery in Isis Awn n, iehttissith ...d. the w rest, the 'trinity of Alto, Peteratichi, Ile. boo der. of and sillier places, which he irately cuisressed to the Complain of the Gaol tt It is a source of ettisfartion to the public to tun*, ihn the griller part of 1116 relive asituetates hive' Leen appre hended and convict...) of Ids urro. 304 are, at lisle t!atr, under groomer of tratorpiirlaition ; hut it is Ili hp t a ,, mewled that mossy of the receivers of their Omelet air at taree. flue o f thew,. who wan roavicltd .0 Ih.S Idly, of a lughwity roister. y, goal who to 11$010 s ui t board the hulks its Goolmort, ica-isported for lit „Sti.iills comb the 1f1.41 Mot. tom minuet, to be alto oeeni of the Wrenn., which, he said, he Is t• 000000 teal, in company with two other pes,nnv, of *nom is stow ionise irenti•nce of tratispiwtaltsiss for flawilicr Is irt..4 , y4 b. bury, in winch be was also concerned. 4 kir days 0,4 0 es Isis execu: ion, he arts) a teller L. his tuber 3 . '1.1 (I,olly, entreating them to take warning( by his example-to ..b. serve she Salib.sili- to be regular tit (fistrrfi-a.4 to trust ern het matches, and all other rine•ei MI lbw ...Ito d day; attributing tees WNW updanclusty riot elts• de to a fie. KkCII of his religious duties. He conducted hew., f a ~b pricly since entitle-mat ttttt . Its apprastv.er. nib wale a fine, tall, poweifu , young man.- t The ri•isy set h. Lon. d o n Papers set Itibblttumb concealing furnace in a car., 4c, is all a Sethth Nathaniel Carter and James William, had ['era et...pieta' riWrii-11.111111C. 0111 tic was a native id IN•w poi 5, t ra Earo. a ; send came trout Mortis Wisrilloiro'. They arra labouring mess, and hur ilia stoked togriber in K... 1 144 autumn, Alerted to tolael the c•iiintri its ruiwpatit, with woman, fur the purpose of gathering skins. menditig chasres ege. Last Ma, eh they came to Sellsturne, pitehe4 their feat, aid, assisted by two tub. e .urn. m o t, 6,„, fruab a belonging to J Bolles; P.:4 1 '1 hey weer rlar u , 4 wish s t ea li n g five-but the fifth was taken by amino. r Iwo ; sou, now wilder sentience. for a similar ofTimee, hitt not Et ash ' eunisecied with than. They acknowledged their erime,ruid conducted themselves with ,pittpriety, joining aisle Willits. • comb iis ascribing their cutinicly fife to a ut cli et .•11 . t he duties At the Sabbath, and its necessary cousripruce, had comply. - • • Four persoUs are under prosecution at Ili. !frig Ses.ilisse, for sollino 1.w.1 and obirehi printi and papers at Winchester Races. On Fuday w.'u•sig,l.t CHABLIS AlettOAN, E.+ the unsuccessful Conil.d.tte /ft the 1..1.- 11.ve-isssis a eliTtoose, and ins Monday night the went, „Itle l.sll. r • of Colonel Wools (the loritutste rival). s"'"l'y Kaye ball, at firryon In their respet ntr frseads, !Inch were fft numerously attplutetc, aid with great s: irit till a b ite 11,:ir. 'fo r. I. prate use result of tholf oultiow. tvottstr the Culusistril on W. ilise-d .y last, wade 11111 . 01t41,0" 1 01. the 0111111111 t the h ; ;hart ml,l4l.l 4 l ll itt tioutn IV/Ates; cal led Cadre A rt: .0 r iArtidae• Cu. i .. ); *boo' vuum btf distitisitiolted iu atiouj+ ulthe Adjs.; e