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RE SS. 1"..7.111 id French pa those already Gait au article s which it sp- Tort received le French De of the Uuiteci BON APARTE tr, to cm.ferou Led to reve.t its Cl It'b hat ti one tome oioe 4..1 to ultimo r the glolom.— ,80. - 1, mod dot comparohe locked or •--~ - . • on the bombe were coupt • etely eitaiAished; • fly. in bridge was wanted, sad all the neceseary ins ert...is were preptevinet for a oothev bridge of floats." allachitees too. for driving piles, were con.tructed ; bat he owns that " mich time is spent in order to Ix the anchors. shin the machines are displaced." He voucluilet, however, by assertion', s o some em ,_ eolntion. that t' one works are advancing, and will be liaished is a short time." Then, no doubt, the curtain will drew op, sod he meant to recommence eikagive operations. He may do so, and we dare not venture to cal culate their result. lint, we may safety assume, that the. Archduke Cuestr.s is not idle on his side. Two great Ifflthee, the Italian and the Polish, were ahnitt to join him, both which were expected, the este on the aide of Hungary. the other by way of .S.tesia and Moravia, about the sth of Jute. We are more apprehensive of the Austrian finances Liling, than of any went of loyalty or atlectiou to ansoog the £NIPER9It'S trooes. NAPO ICON, who knows where to direct ha moral, us well as hie military artillery, has not omitted, in his publirattnas issued at Vienna, to attack the prspee-esmey of his adversary. It is unquestioualily at this boor the most feeble part of FRANCIS', Itill eluuery, as Prince STAll4lllllllgRti has explain...l to Jir. Peactens. and to Mr. Caen:No. Bows. *Ares, en the contrary, carries with 1.1111 prOdi i 44l•Ull sums in epeete ; and buys whatever he cannot on ly .by forte. But, 1116 he himself owns, times are I-bonged ; and hr has hitherto found uo Princes of A ueasetto, at,d no Maces, to surrender armies or to leave bridges, far his convenience, unbroken. Ile'neun now pass the Denutie o 0 Au owe bridgeoa mend completely rout the Austrians, or his own coo. dolon may mom weenie a totally differeat aspect. - parliament, weauderstaud. will be prorogued to-oicrrew. The er..irt.Martial upon Lord Gamma doe, lint itr:ice this day at Portsonooth, nor can any day. h Peed, until the 'meal of the principal Younger. WA• , II/070* MORTON, a geotleaiao of very ennstilereiale inflaenee iu America, arrived afr. Portsmouth, from London. lest weth, in six boon. anti sailed with diatehes of groat iniporetore from II Mr. PINCKWY, t he Americas Monster. to (ho. ARMSTRONG at Paris. Ace nun's hair been received front Sir Jams •SAVOILIIILZ. iet the which contain infoosnos lion of a serious attack having beam made by versa irol Danish gun-baits on the U4.oweae fri t .se, 036 guns. After a severe conflict, in nisch the -otel pinwesee lost -cvtral men iu killed and.. inded, the gun-bests were compelled to rvlinquish the *Nat k. It is gitp u ned, from the ince,sant lire kept op by the Melpomene, that the loss of the em my hoi been gnat. The Milbank camel soiled last week from Poeta, wenoth for Mechem, with 72 French ' , rimier. so board, whom the compass io n liberelity of omit, fieremstiint Mare sent Fqlllr, wienout expecting any British prisoners ter return for then.. They ass oleo in a had state of health. The Defeo and Alfred are arrived from Gi b e, star and Cadiz. In Does letters it is affirmed, r nut CUEITA'S army hes been aoginented to 70,000 men, of which 15,000 are rivalry ; but it is se knouledge,l, that about ZU,OO(i are unprovided with arms, and that the hoe • .1. • not all provided with saddles. 11 appears that Cv Err,' still occu pies the foresee eannipinent of Victim, at Meri da. The command of the armies in the South of Spaia„ as are told, is now wholly resigned to Ge neral Seamertant. the Marshal haying proceeded to Madrid, preparatory. as is mepposed, to his de. pantile for Germane. The West Kent Militia have marched from Goa. port for Exeter the Leicestershire Militia have motor& from Portsmouth garrison to Gasp .rt ; and t h e Northampton regiment. from Wosdbndge, here marched into Portsmouth. The od i.sttalion of the oth. or King's regiment, embarked on Fri•ley sad Saturday at Portsmouth for Jersey ; and the od Imitation (tithe 96111 reoi meat will embark es this duty and to-morrow for the ante places la esegequence of the arrangements for organic. isle the Lent Militia of Keat, all ilee. Ciuqtie Port olitateers hove ken dielianded. TheKtmo hos knee lOWA to approve of Mr. taallllll. VIALS, all be Hu SICILI•N MAJESTY'S Coastal at Gibraltar. The Kind bee been pleated to comeitnte anti ap pend. it RIIIPSR'r Gamma. Kos. Ausuosv. balmy, Jamas Rotas, Kir.. the BM. Jots Dnuoi.•s, JORN flatness, Do4:fil( is Physic. and the lion. COUITICCAY Rowse, to he His Maasseir's Com missionerg for coodactiug the transport service. foe the core of sick and wontided seauleu. and for the Cart and ClOotOt_ty of prisoners of war. BY Royal Resolution. published at Amsterdam on the lath ult• the following literati have been chosen foreign Members of the Royal Dutch Institute of - Sciences sod Fine Arts:—Sir J. Dawes in England; Messrs. BILITUOVEITIN end PLACI, is France; JAQCIIII, in Austria; P•I.I4AS• in Russia ; VoLTA. is Italy ; J. G. WALTER. iu Prussia ; and T. JErmaaox. is America. The command of the Hasupoirfr. now the Aber eromby, the French ship of the line, lately taken in the West India,. has beau given by Admiral COCURANI, to Captain CHAU", NAPIER, of the Retreat brig, for his gallant behaviour duteug the chase. The number of poisoners at Portsmouth atturents to 9,009. Ac soon as Parliament rises, very censiderable changes are to be made In all the subordinate t of the State. The inquiries that have been insti. toted, sod still more so the inquiries that were sip preheated, here forced Meister* to of esta blishing a more effectual check in all the depart. menu of Government. The War-Office is to be orw-,modelled ; the Aeconiptents branch is to he esteemed from the *Sher nod a plan is devised, fur twinging op at le ngt h t hel arrears of the books" and to keep the accounts io future even. A reform is also to be iatrodimatd into the Stony Vice. previoway sword, like Ice turned the lore'with any t it maitrialli iA couqaeror, been •ncee*.- ne, he ht. 14.1 done that Italy, of Po. the A tatriati age, conduct, au gavet, and N, led ou Lr ;th carried Of rut intangible ! and unmade hose in t leant by every diteeb , M--ita late. front the widevceado to %Lobos, w at red in deign% 4 and tete-41.- r tu ins cea se attempted collectioN thir we would ap. Lanutions, and ll,y Thigh lov ite tik human iginent, so do is. It is only . s own actin's e the fallacies Torts on M aus that Eu rd dawn 111111 Ce Vienna, up to an is of iiscsl mai*, Saxony, hopes of his vociferstions, s position jus if every anci ily 'critical, if &into *gauge id by his arra uo4t disagree. I. Hence his Isis, who &- three days.— Naves agaiii4 williogly cosi al the Piave rf the Danube (cries agaia.t 'riaces of the a, a .th horror Gdortes, sad to dethrone the subliiaa Hence his its or Views*. Is, not during prrient COO. 11 difficulties, slats which Ise Tyre, Napo commeueed • haver vets as eosin chars& constructing as, meant as my, as to au- English mile own account, running wa a fortification s still ho.tile I ; but he has le, to cur, tibia :I to t ure his little potpuee. the budges -E-PARK. Yesterday, this place of fashionable resort was visited by a most elegant and numerous assem blage; many of whom took their leave, previous to their departure for the different watering places. The ladies in carriages were most elegantly dressed. Several wore silver nets on their heads, aro hire scarfs, and mantles ; the pelisse was exchanged for the crape mantle, and bonnet to match. In the ride were— firr Royal Highnese the Princess of Wales, and her Royal Moth r, the Duchess of Brunswick, is a curricle sod pair ; and the Princess Sophia of Gloucester was in a close carriage. A itiongist the equestrians were— The Dukes of Amyl, and Bacektigh ; Mgr4llllllCll of Hert ford and illandford ; Earls Westmorland, Cowper, and &intim ; sad Lord Say sad Sale. - I hey four-in-hated con *noted of— His Royal IRMlmeati the Duke of Cumberland. with treys; Earl of Alai ryroore. was is a curricle and pair of grey. ; vtr Jahn Ledestrwee as usual his elegant Moonrise and f .ur tinsel hays; Mr. Martin Henke, Mr. Webster and Mr. °WAWA, ma, with his outary.bird, were very eauspieuour. rtiono..sst the splendid c Arnow , • rr I those of Tbe Durham of Northwieberloid; M wideness of Heed- .1 feet. Marchioness of Domealsire ; Cituntessies Cowper anti eroarwear ; Lady Perth sad Lord iltoringdon; Cuumem Cleobarwatheiry,, he. he. The Park sraa not clouted until seven o'clock. zawnias THEATRE, HAYMARKET. Saturday evening the Comedy of The Beaton Stratagem preiwiited the audience wilt two first ap. pearsocrs. Messrs. JON ss stud I .Iflrew, in the po 'loaf Archer soul Seenb. Mr. Jones's Archer was lively, easy, and natural, and received great applause.-- Air. Ltyroott's ti , :rosh was comic in the extreme, but rather overchargo..l._ Had he merely f0110w44 his anohor, his counsetiance would have done the rest. Mrs.(hov ett was an excellent Mrs. Sullen, trod Mr. llotAson's dianeell was easy and unaffected. The comedy went off with great spirit.--. Mr. Keeney's farce of Raising the Wind fol:on..11: which Mr. Jones's Dialer kept the hoots tin con tinual bursts of laughter. The Theatre was full in part. every THE IiNV .4 L CIRCUS. The brilliant display +r fashion snd uncommon troirdatinutiitttrra that hart attended Mr. Et. 1.11- TO It% .1111Nrutitoce of Captain ilockesik, ill Car's Beggar's altered to s harderla, are without rumple. Vcrowd was so great. nu Satnolay, it amtutity ovarlowed into the street. The fullowiug Address was spoken by Mr. ELLIITON. before his performance of Micheal Each annisus Wet, of ardent seal pendant, His Mends fa please, and gratify exit pest, Urges onianvour—thinks No effort rain, Tint leads to please, .r Ns& te entertain ; Yet seasetississ has, too eager to wend, The will, alas! has far oetstriped the deed ! feta en& here, be caber, tar lager bet. More ordeal zeal, nor eager we% geoid beget ; :Wet wekoai'd guru wogs meaty to his di.., Nor triads to gratify, hk more et beam ! At ibn Int. then, •iew asaw-wher•,11111,11 rag, Tip• r writ 'impetigo's dare to plop the feel; To cheer the beset, make emu pies their choice, And eirn twit singers, uverarsieliVraps: That thought has nearly stopp'd seamy letelk Mile Smog past, appears to frown, Macisigh Molars and crotchets wee to weep and waft, Awed. like King Richard's glison, ray ears ; RicAstrii, who here might bawl, In tragic Weis, " A Mew ! • Nana !" sna boa for ore / While the pour Captain's 'lsaias, kis prised by bait, Pereharsce stay only raise a lured haw !see! (1141 rimy.) Bet to my trial oalrd, for weal or woe— " Tits Judges all" array 41, • fearful " show !" " I por wwdewated ;-.Mars d him! eappert ; And threw *myself thus boldly us lb. Cwt; The ea, writ et my accusation, Acre attempt, to Mewl pew appruheiiewt But dim, like all NodoseLa, I forl a ►upe, You'll uk hots as, selectee spa Use &pa; But, 'Dinka( sets with Jimalie Ism% Assuage ay ilhein--trewpaa use with appkoos! - - Yesterday morning. His MAJESTY. Princesses AUGUSTA, SUM! 4, and 41 el.l s. accompanied by LadyCaasi LEY, the Hon. NI rs. Daum,. and Generals Matsuitas, Guru, and FITZROY, POSES to St. GrOTigt'S Chapel, and heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. DOOSWORTU, from St. Matt. ch. xiii. ver. 3 ; they afterwards returned so the Nitre. Lord 110111Itt.DON ha„ lately added ennsidershlr to the value of his estate in Devonshire, by gaiiriiig from the sea, try means of an eiiihruikaient, 175 acres of land, formerly known by the name of Chelson Day. The work was undertaken in the spri!ig of 1306, and completed id the autumn of 1907. The expenses 'mourned to gtooal. oral the regained la id is valued'at upwards ai5,0001. The Marquis of LA NSDOWSI arrived at the Cas tle, Southampton, on Thqrsday last. The Countess of Essex's last evening party, this 'season, took place on Saturday. Her Ladyship left. town yesterday for Cashiottury. Thr SPA N I ill AUVASSAVOR'S Lady left town yes terday for Portsmouth, and will embark in a few days for Spahi. Earl Citot.xolDELEV is quite recovered from his bye illness. His Lordship dined, yesterday. is the dining parlour, for the first tiro: since hisradis position, sod is expected to rt . trIOVII this week to Thames Ditton, for the chap.:e of air. Lady Minion. had a dicsie party, on Saturday. at her houre in Stratford place. O Earl GausTENot will give two grand diviners. this week, at Glouvarter-house. The nest will be next Vitirarlat. and the other on Saturday. Earl Wtt.To9 gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at his lowirse. in Drotriii-street. to Earl a n d Cowitela Gatorvaaoa. LAW 3aatia v Mr. D. (; madvm so n , Mr. Lvoo, and +metal other tremens of distinction. The Earl and Coantt.t JSIMY left town on Satnrillay morning for Osterley Park, for the suet art venom . . sy tri!TV:.4. Jill) .--.T.-_ -- - • voc.4ms op ertroftWil aunt RILL IN, SUMPNR. --op* •" Her Ladyship gave, nos Friday tilght, a meet splendid entertainment, at her elegant Nicary•lslew streeto Sprtng-stirdens. ft 4:te attended ley .iiirairly all the F,iebiotiAbles in town. A ;rand *thin Cfsisi spacious apartturtes, disieuyed the new superb furniture. and were I;gtiteil in the first style oPelills gluier. 'Elie supper-morns were set' irt with gee taste. The tables abounds d with wan delicacy pt ' the season. Theugardens, toward**. Jointer's Parks, were mast superbly lightcl,wpth variegated Isis formed in brilliant sl u rs. liv er y shrub acne ademed on each branch with '4inenitd, toyete, ruby sad sapplure•colooreil lamps The pitting vr::,‘ a Vaux hall tit uninalere—s industry havidam paced in it. The concourse of spectators, uttricaul l by the brit. lianc.y„of the scene, in St. James's Park. hal it *sense. At eleyen o'r!ock the company beim le assemble, antilie house was !moo tilled with ben* suit fusltiont" Ina riy of them walked its the ABOAleh Adieus{ the Reelsollty .prcsent were— Theis Royal Ilidmiests the Dates of Barba 111146.. b.*, i Dates ut thuotfuet, St. Atha', , Dr l' ilea a. A ads, It uthuld ; krekkesaele of Narthusaln lt iss, erlaait, • BeapkwhljteCaggeesrusi i Marquise. Hertford. Contedlis, sal Illentylartlimstsges I.l4aruhowu, Eas t er, lows ' Aitif, O EI6 "Bail., sou) Salisiesry; Couotreees Jersey, Carves ; B agh. Gruswewor, &Iwo. wsrzivtl, Nam Harriagt3n, (lare, Slur:roe, Iltardwiese, Berkeley. Taw pie, swoeluasa.its, sad MO" Ntsurria; Viseolleeeseee 'Whirr Calitirnumeth, HsellStso? sad Galway; Loeb itiouss, J . Mai riabtua, Toevartai, tie Ens, Ferns, Ilsaßss i Ves. Ns Despeocet Cecil, Rabuld, ny, Wilmer" . Perth, so" wi am*. • mmomicammas riscotar COURTENAY'S 1414 ND CONCERT. Hi* Lordship's noble megaton. late the Doke of Yoga's, iu Portinati-sinares was uucisiii to the fisailifentat.le world, on Friday (orating , lost, to chose SOW (*retina of distinction. The rooms were 1110'4 beautifully illuminated on tile occasion, And re frtaitnetits, consisting, of all .Ise tieliesietes of the season, liberally prneoi•fri. The Concert coiseisted of some of the lint tslents Ow tins country can boast ; it commented with a fine Overture of iitiTROTER. Madanie Cotbi et, Mies Huoues, and Signors "hint, Stsoxi, and Ituvretun, ex-- Cotad vestal delightful songs, duets, tereettos, a:id quartets. SPAWSOLLTTI, the :Ltioatmas, tirmstes, LieStre, &c, played "dos on their re spective instrbdients. Artiong the company we no ticed— • Tbe Diablo( Cambridge, Duke sod Ditcher of Beavrort, sad beware of Beaufort; the Ladies Somerset, Lord C. Seaterect mid Lady; Ladies licttbcote, Manners, Temple town, Lena% sad Honyueuill Lama Tauipietows, May he. acetu=t J.Jti &L. • ..--......-- PIIILADIII.PNIA,MIAT 18.F'''' A duel toot place yesterday morning lie° - Sir George Alacklin and Captain —, , the French army, near the Black Horse within a few miles of this city. Sir George fin was on the ground about half pest three, tended by his second, Mr. o—y and Dr. ii— a shoe. time aftt r which Captain F., accompanied by his c •••• .d, wade has appc.ii.iace. i had neris veviously measured, ....; zt the instance of Sir George, th e ...‘ was minted lii ten. They both bred • the gems mamma% by *peak sir George : a ball near the rat, ...—. Cantam F. was Ift., ed in the lift anti. • . . ',....:.t i.linrge re= wound, he iseckoacki te his opir,q.. v. to escape, as be was convinced his Wass n.l %s as Mr. 0. and Sir G.'s servant, supported 1.4:n carriage, and he n turned to towel. The eircunist....ees that prodared this iseffeeta. ate affair, will sot be uninteresting. Sr Glair Macklin is enthusiastically attached its the Ptikeil of Wales, and has, whenever at has bees asessasiy. l without ever consulting his personal edgy. bees a settota defender of his characters Capital I. is only a few days from France, and, in cooper mai Sir George uses some others, the converse** my I fortunately turned WI the present Royal rook of Great limas), when Comm" F. mama .the lIIIPB illibesal asbuee against ewe/ hearse 4 ie,..met pastimeiaely against the Prime if Illhilesi At which Ik Q. Macklin demaeded Irbil horse Set he wasetteqiet of Great At rimin Capt. F. NOMA in the allirmattket. When Sir G. informed him that s• his assertion's with respect to this Prince of Maui, were base and tinmatily--equally destitute orpro lability and truth, our soul,' he ever suffer him or any of by nation to traduce with imptinity the cha racter of that Prince." Words of such import fol. lowed, that the Females exchanged cards. In a few hours Sir G. received a rhalletige from Capt. F. Sir George Miteklin had been absent from his native Country (Ireland) about two years, and due seltiftat 'period, had visited Germliny, Sweden, and theeetiltmes. Ile was mirroring from a visit to the British Ambassador. preview to his setting out for Ireland, when this unfortunate circumstance occur red.—(Ussited States Gasses.) The lA.t arrivals at both Cottages, Hamm, Laird Polliacksa.Lard Mezbaroagh, Lord Mumma, Lord Glesteabary, Lads Asa Money, Lady. E. Mositsinte, Si, Hanoi/ Sadds, Mart. din C. Pegg, Goiters, sod Mr.. Nearest. Goo. tirearille„ Teadrows, Ilse. Dr. Evans, Rev. Ur Coomben, sod /L.. , Dr Irdtesza. Alt.. A Lorton'. the celebrated siiipe-aliooter, of Breckned, Berks. killed nineteen pigeons frota . tikenty.4,lle. ouTuitiKi.ty last, on Windsor Fo.ed, (be a eon,OleralAPiaiteci. Ihe buds ears released at tweastv-Mse y'aihis' I 1 i•tia sore. The ine time iu the valley of the Inn, and in thatteighbouilmod of which is the twitted silver name, was band down on the 15th alt. during A conflict betweest the Tyrolese tad Boer rains. 'The town consisted of 610 hovel% sod enolpriard d population of almost 6,000 souls, IMO of whoop, itielu.losag 50* women cud children. rt. riihrti iu the (11111).... • It is iu contemplation ,to apply to Parltamotet erect a briilge over the S•sale, at the King's Ferry, Kent. in order to facilitate a snore Piar and speedy contiouisication with the lele of tilteppy. A meet ing. has beta bold at Sheernem on the subject, whit+ Is to he further emmoidered at another oteetiiig, to be held some tome in the mouth of July. The Loco IN ATM& tad Sheriff west yesterday.is' state from the Memnon-House to St. Michael' Carnival, to hear dais; irrvice. and a eer preached by thy Bishop of Rocoerrea, Air" bendit of the Charity of Coeilltill Ward • they afterwards returned to the Mensietolio:ate to , di Lies • t h i: :,..,/rr , ;,.,..I.ldo • • - 1.;10 INTELLIGENCk. 'COI72II* of CHANCERY, nasystrAY, Joss 17: Eraparte lifit;g us—ia the Mater rjßd smolt . The 1,0 RD (;lIANCRLLott supriorded, with fid the caanutission taker out w this case ogoior 4 tsapt, • fernier and grazier, Minor At:ur 44, ' the petitioning codstor, and afttr. awl solicitor order the commis. slots, ou for ground of a farmer and grssirt not be. iorbosbject to the tvoiliropt lairs. His Lordship aka &Need the. Baukrupt his action against the Atturuey, as petitioning creditor, .. to the giantess daemifiraltss. In tile Kisser Eton& the argwaiecto were ruin. %resting to the public. The Judge of the Court of Comer Pleas attended in the Exchequer, during the micssies part of the des • but the arm on whit.* then advice star rospi;sed was not brought aw a de• cis: on. ihroPoranrr. lists day 10 1 111 ire Um, larwas was brim*. Win llr. am A nom, by R. Lirnberieb mid as., charged ow simperer, uf bay onisiaitsisl divers Arteries spas the brew of theses. Ihrirriass Nod Co. tsak.ts. It apprised elisi • simt tome MACS the primmer obtatoed soh toralleva4 drat, to the amount se tat. A ant since, a rhea for is. hasalsest parade was promoted to the oboe. bons *tick pored to be a forgery t the tie b to deo shop lataaoll lie mom tett, popobtod it, eill• •••••4 ~bit tolenkett tent trump the Seas rn.boaset, Poloolloosemet, Se got it " 014 b) B .. fire she hod basswood too pees& apses it ; essesipawa szawe4as est at ties eses * 'et kM ottore• doe fagot doolidir tiglessfr •••• ingiebsp, l4 tth his utmost Of es Ills doper, !Adolf* semi • haws g. day sight, at • Mb at • to &boo NMI; acre. He is rsoespisad as bong is.. it t* tie ffi oce, hot February. Immtlimorderty Ischaidear at Am Tlostrv, wh:u be was adirittail se hall i ard pert. lissom as sir Hoary Rovamesse • , lase 16 au ashod Ws. luagbassi bus) He saswarsd. Lead las* bias a 1.001 el Zona, ober be lora fropoet to Wood lib ilajoedlio the lirrego. He was issued Ise Craw measiessies. - • LIGIII7I REPORT! We noticed, in a farrow Par the Eighth Mr port of the Commisaiessesa on go.. Gratuities, Ste. of Pobiir Oakes in Ireland. The following are farther extracts from it It may not he uuiniportant." says the Report, ...to exhibit a view of the permutes appaanwg by the accounts funiished to or to have bees wade fa the several Law Officers, and to the &begot* el epitome and, Excise, exclusive of their !misfire& in -.0 of tip 0,1, years coding Oth Janoory. sevand Lses Olken rev ti -.--v--- isimmeitil Into LlOorpiol, frum the Mil to es tub Jame ;21, intermhp Vateelo Boa veg .- 19 f rom Alemkftt —e l froditt=rb ." sl=Fetes Masweetteess tee— I held Weeleele...4 *al Char4iostaa-.4 hem Senalle.:.-3 diem Amelia laieed••3 *en Lease% e"ilayst. oar illadeita ~.... • rittla sies talbltot a'" a i,016 Turpesdiao, bawds. . 6,741 Ws, •-•••••4 beif AM. ••• . • 7'l Fitch, ditto is Blbeehands....... sad.. i Resta, ditto ti -.v5..• blidtberesis... w"' i 1 Ashes, ditto 4,01i Tibt% bbi5...... toit,', i Massed, Islets 1,01113 warlellbele ••• • . • ellage lidfditto ll4l India. Corn, do ..... „. Mee Citiverseed, casks ltr7 tr0p..... OW Sbeereitras Berk, do.. 14,1 Stares, mine Sot Bees-wax, packages.. tea Cedar Intake, ig4...-4 Cargoes of Liaailme...Aheet is. more voessiste tint river. 0r.......r....... --- AGRICULTURE. . .............--- The Hertfordshire Arrington, Soetrer.mitettag look Owe ea Friday, to Bettliammead, where a 'arm, oesepary of the Agriculturalists met in a held belinigia . g to she Etat ul &Ogees ter, user the tows, to decide epos the merits el the different "loughs that were offered to the amiable@ be the prawns' ; ohs. the following premium were ad. i ts i te einem. of the *nth width does its troth beet ir ill 800 Mast d.auglit tiiisjalesses, so the retied Bridgewater, fee his Hampshire ple= ely ds by In. W. Ptesity, to whom its Le/deb* very gave the pros es To the best ettititmem.tbaisi Lowest, three pieces. To the sammet besti t t=, Thomas Bell, e genseiss.. To the ttgrd best Themes Neelsollo guises. To the owner of 1 best ~leaf old ram. Earl at liridgr. water s guesses, wheal be Lewd** prameled •to the Streieiy. , . To the owner of Os* hest rout of the Merino breed, s gut ' peas, Ed. Ceti:F.4lmm. TO the owner of the best ewe, do do. s guineas, Ed. Geo, Familiars Three (Lem to Jae. Tattoo, the hest shearer. 'lwo gotti+ess te Jame FuNartl, seroLd best do. Ow gesura t.. los. Hawes, sherd brat de. A very rowel table company weeded, &meg when WWI 1114 Dian et &raided, Bari Forteseee, Lord Semenilie, She :ie Jobe Sleight, 5a T. Rider, W..livivev, M. Gi've, , llvesre ttesiot Thavr el7. l a rarl at Or "c ""e" 4dSewiter I. T. = 6 . "7... . b.., of . Ileding, sad weenie the Plot* Ageteetaralise *IOW tleeetn} sheet flew! lees he dims.. it inniehar ..here psietstie sod varleatteral how inn Ina enel the i)slui s i a lleill: litil thews time Itene•dela I if MOD hole Ihn Diss: n _ Was Jeep, we Lod Seenedllit,llln. lien Bs, bed him Judges of the ~Bs robs Field, Jelin Weinimen end Gee. Bee, seal by B. Boyle. . . A very rearm Lehi* show 4 Numb is the yorel. and a 0414 soolh e rlact after maser. Dols of Stillord bought • !garb* gas at tee pl. sun - , frbelinsitedorp=ort Vika. It lovie - lb ••• IllatAistg in On yaw IA lA, ♦ . Ihneeelber !tootled. 1.10441 wilt ba hole at year to in at 111.rbantrosed, and the ether yen, aneenstilf.at ifeetSant, I. ha deained en de Nos Ilertheel Mediae in se,sember ESL The • rile-i rens in Ifen=re have been peln tinily injulvd by tit late Km% bet a tearable crop is still esiwcted. AT milli 1:.0.-164:0 the sevara " iliam 0111;terse - T r o le bete/fele latent's( I . til l . lub r ie w . 111* ~ a .... d . i„._ ... .. d L. a. 4. te Alack- enema Alt !Tlivenisti . Jas...a. . 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