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theiiiirbirt.ifio ; limolittfted it the- prooeeee..4.4oeik ~.• , 1111 • , 0 4 ; , : - . %ay:4lf • , 4 ottsase'llablte4., Simi, AO& Peetlieti eftreieleeee •fer .., • ;1-t r ig it 7.14 4 .,, ti 0.4.,ti ,- ,- • • .0 ,ftigit-.14 •mr ,66. wow of 4 4 iiiiier grid .- ''' ,. .ik '. W. '..:. i..kc. :0 4• •. atm Oil , ' - harrier aeilkt • t r ' • .- . 4 Alif . *: - .,..:474. 4 „ • ' I — ''";*- -.7:- •"i_. . ‘ ,..-...i, •, , :r40: . _,.....44: ~ , j o i p Of, 16 osohluirey., fa. youoti..hoarevOr, olorovve, OA • ' . W. br iP er **ealleed - * ""re •P"P .4114 ' 115 " .111. 4. ' ' '-- MA !MA RICET rfigatft R. vestige sari iast . erity eft the Wine — of:Aierdlo ftala, t i .• dart .. irisiett lie delivered .yesteedey '40 0 4 ' I ); ''' t ---I.liiir.-•- 7 -, ► . • •-• • - - .n 1 - • .st-' , . 4 ,; ( l l The tweets° 'coissmesseeti ltemialibuight under `the r :.. hind .Lithistegns.l. and we h y pe !bust ,Wre ova ,, • ••• • meow ..ou t sr,olle owpirro. The WNW tfisplsyril at . I' ve ''''" bi t ll !"llkilef..**Preketheea " AM% WI r imasowly hoar a fall mid eleigasil .esesliessee. Th. 'fi rirt h*relodlle lillieUelfohielarofi e • eotahret .wer e ', piece wen the favourite comedy, entitled The illiTthOtth , of &Walk 'al jessice ise Ids riepalniag • that 'Mau, ili which Mr. l'Oultoelt, from the Dublin a , t j,si esi be et z e t the Nest er t o,t en i e shoul d he lbeatie , ine.lw his debut in the character of Lord , _.:,_,._' • ..,___,. •• _____.: • ,_ A , - _„. , .Riteetreo. tie is a good performer, and was well Pelleist a' Ilse 11!`cultd'reltig"' t h e .Large, •reerived. The entertainments of toe night cm:- hina that consrquestily we Peer 'beet* be Iteee'i"ed l eluded with a Dew farce, entitled Or/ end Visterer. to give his vote aped Ibis great mid islitplielstit *mark tilts, we siodertainid, !ruin the pen of Mr. Tutu -Man at Peontr. - 'none /loon, nod, like Ilia other production., is We lament sincerely that en ".asonot speak recommended by wh 0000 0 poisit b and -humour. W e . rieserve n deta i led account fur another nine. lOr l elP. 11 "Y r 4 volarollY or the deteeelMeht‘r eel reuse" eutertaiiiments of the *blight weir tolriiiiiiced by the by aid Majesty's Ministers, not to grant. te the il- fainting occa.ional Address. which was well deli lustrions accused a list of the witnesses .sobs will 'terra by Alr. TEILIVIr ; . _ he adduced against her, or collies of the deposi- When from Ibis bumble unpretending Stage I 'rehired 141., your favour to tame, tient, that have been made. Had the crime of . 'l'was with a feellue,. that these well.keowe walls, which the (Inger - - is acCitseli been , perpetrated • To which good humour retry vot*ry calla; Ere this, n shire every thing to neslailsg most, within the dominions of her Royal '(, ...a rt , her mould have Iwo levelled with the anewlorritig liana." MialtiTY would, in the event of a •presseution of Bet that directing Head which, Gees wer eyes, high treason; have been entitled to these *drams. soh worheto vaviat, palaces arise, . . Omits new sireris, where lanes mil alleys placed, infs, and ift obstantial instice be the object (Beguiled the paneirger, and wourder•J Taste, Sou ht by •• the . House of Laub. there can •be no Permits, that we, for owe more Meeting year, Should see oar laughing friends, as astral, here. sualcientwaese for denying to her MAJESTY every _ the it remembered, our fi rst position, Milli r.t facilitating her . defence in one species of , Is that, in summer, Mirth's she best physician ; trial, which would 'belong to her` oU right if slit ' -4 1 7: i i i r it r e i li d e h y 's ."" eike ' ` l 'r e e t t ki tt ; eee to r e i ' bu lds y a i r kt i were.eitgageit in another.. It is argue;!, indeed, 'Tis trite, the house Is old, die 'dainties.. small, that if this indulgence were granted to the QURCti, : .. The lobbies own'. slid there's au gay 1.111, Nor splend id lastre—well, we need ant fear, it could never be withheld from shy other person ; The grace of Beauty sheds its lustre herr ; bur, in the first place, it is not probable that the And while her sparkling Milt/ we can massy, The Winter Theatres airy keep their pg. QUISCA's Cafe would ever be drawn into pre- , Than, fur its size, the purposes, 'tie clear, cedetit o n any future occasion, and , in tht se. o[3lod:cores, are both to see and hear; cottd place, why should any individual who ....• In `that feelin g • lin t ir .. a is t W it t l e ir hr il r e t t i : l r r s d r : " P " :. may chart. e to be exposed to charges affeeting• -., m ay, whil ,,,, r i th i rw , d e iiiipurusui .6.r.rs heard, life, honour, •or character, be deprived within • Convey expression suited to the word. Besides, cetarit and elnvettient limits of the means of cuisdT. a gr ec e m lu d v i e ng io llnautlghw laugh, and laughsof are hearty, party. , 5.; tnituntiating lii. or her innocence, by exposing ! We see, in apkndid drawing-rooms, the great the infamy or cot. piracy of interested or suborned , ' ttAilit far erii- removedin f , • n d r t o h m e ii mort squeeze ss r out ro s m gai mn n i isi h, state, s wlnamat-a ? There might be some better reasons The dolled, hottest, rolikst Icings on earth. drawn from convenience and expediency for re- Hat whew in smaller meetings of true frit nits, fusine the accused copies of the depositioirs of wit. , In hiessitkr houses, ober, the host Freeman - -.Y.. To no graod fetes, no splendid ahem' or scenes nessei token in private previous to the trial ; but IM smoking lamps and withering evergreens ; ill)* is it possible for the accused to defend herself The circle lessens siirl the greets draw nigher, And form a laughing suogg'ry round the fire. with advantage against charges expressed ilidefir Here, then indulgent friends! your annaas host, likely and of great extent, if she be not previously Whose zeal to please you is his greatest boast, yew once again—if you desire, apprised tither of the names of the witnesses who Welcome* (You way, is Mummer), fancy ibis the bre, shall be produced, or of the particular facts and And banishing sit fear or 'hew ur splendour, circamstinces which are to be made the subject of Sit snag as if your feet were on the fender. Enjoy the joke, maintain the striking feature speeiel investigation ? Which marks this place—l mesa /rood-urinate. There were eight orders made in the [louse of Let us one 114.114.11 more as nasal figure, Next year you'll have a better house, but not a bigger. Lords gesterday evening upon this subject : F., That the Bill be read • second time on Thursday, the 17th of August ; 2, That the Black Rod at teiniant upon the House shall acquaint her MA JESTY . with the preceding order; J, That it sir etOtti communication be made to the QUEEN'S • „ I.aw Officers; 4, That Counsel be heard • the bar of the Ilouve on the 17th of August, in support of the Bill ; 5, That the Black Rod sisall, acquaint the hive's Law Officers midi the Ft. cediricorder ; b, That on Thursday, the 17th . u!• August, the House of Lords be called over, deal (added on the suggestion of the 1.0111) CHAN.. et-.Limi;) that the order be enforced ; 7, That no Lord be permitted to absent himself from atiluding upon the meetings of the (louse during ti;e continuance of this investigation ; and 8, That no, Lord shall be permitted to give his vote by proxy.. These orders will ensure • roll attendance of the My mbers of the [louse, and will further . .. compel every individual to give his vote, toil according to any preconceived opinions, or the' caprice of another, hut from a full examination el the whole case in the eye of the world, and .. voltf; i direct reference to what is doe to his own character, tit theeleitacqr of the House, iii.d to the yet unsullied purity of our flatland jsdicalisre. Dr. l'Anst performed divine service before the Qui:EN cm Sunday. lier MAJESTY'S Couloir! were with her during the morning . Several Englielt gentlemen of distinction that ha d visited the QucEr4 abroad called in the course of the day to offer their service* to give esigirtice for her MAJENTY. 'file Qu EEll went to Bsrnes on Sunday afternoon, but returned bt•fure nightfall. She was greeted by thousand* on the road. Great numbers of well klre..erl remotes seemed anxious to pay the moot r. spectral attention to her wherever she pissed ; and the as-enablage of respectable people in Portman street was so great, that the road from Oxford-street to Pottmsn-•yoare was completely blocked up. By a letter from Preston, we learn that the Ad.. sires. from that town to the QvgaN, rectivrd no less than , 2,3Uti Agssaluses, in the short space of live days. The change in the crurse of business in Parlia ment this Sess . has been very slight :it t. only from the Inaundartin to the huthond. The folluning ore among the most recent orrivala it FlNTrngste • Lady Delmont, Mita Yount, Sir Richard and Duly StMOM and family, Sir Henry amt Lu,ly Houghton and family, fir George and Lady Gray, Ladv Hope and family, Lady Char lotte Hope, and two 'Motes Hope. The valuable living of Berreick-in-Elmet. near Leeds, voraut by the death of the late Bishop of BRISTOL, is prescolrat to the Rev. -- BATHURST. SOO to the Right Don. B. BATHURST, Chimerßur of the Duchy of Laticaster. Thy■ livinff us in the gift orthe CsNa, sw Duke of LANCASTER. Yesterday the Ruyill East Middles, x regiment, coininautled by Colonel WOUD, Nl.l'. met fur trinuing oil Hampstead Hrrth. They eocsist of twelve r ompanies, establishment 1, , 200 !itrung. tu tie discussion which took place last night in .Ake Honee- of Commons. on the Aliens Regulation $;11, Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH proposed a clause for ensusing, during comittuauce of the Qttittn's trial, the personal. conveuience and safety of whatever foreigners her Mar [STY inightregnirt. ts.appear on her trial. and in her justification as her witnesste.. The Minuets, opposed the elapse, as. au' implied insult upon the Government, and ikellif rejected by the •flouse atliont a division.icoral other clauses were also ',mitered for . placinvothe limitation. to the exorbitant F ewee of the Alinibters of the Crowo.over but ilsssliared the same fats. ...The Bill el/con:4i . pi4sed thruvjh. the Cuunnittee witbout • Friday week Sir W. M. 11111.weit. Batt. shot 11 woodcock op his rptatrs at Nun-Appleton, iiear Toth:aster; •,bird vetp rarely to be area mom ut tin* stason of the year. • Lord CRAYEN's yacht. the Louisa. which arrived 3 t Plymmili last week, sailed again on Friday to the westward. She is fitted up with such a degree of taste, elegance; and comfort, that all the naval men who visited tier have been surprised at the great ac commodation which a vessel of 340 tons affords, bring still capable of earrying provisions and water for %Ix w.-eks, fora complement of nosrly sixty per ions. His Lordship thus employs forty aide sea men, and the ditty is cur►ied 011 with th e q ui c k n ess and regularity of a man of war; a Master iii the Navv has the active commaild, but ill. Lordship haling 'wen for many years iccostoined to a yacht, iv quite at home afloat. .'Peris . Psiiettriiof Friday lest have arrived at our Agricev: Projects..of lows relating to the interns! .o:anzsnistration of Corsica, and to the it wnsition of a duty,upou the city of Paris, for the budding of ur Li :change, having psaed Owl:borther of De. ettiitir,. Wire refey'rerf to the Peers. The Depitticot orieetilrocetipied indisctiosing - the.P.'syv asid-Nlesse) sit ism singular circunibtatice, that ewer-since the .PePPI*S comPUmions 1,001(4,04F:1w Ports bud vsgtsus . other ports of Cramer public credit hes . , lo.rn graluttly,byt Intforaily iutp!oving.. dux the p rice. of the - IOC!' 'a little."ntid for 'hi one itiesatery serves tiit we believe that the; flint% tire - boar• - big4)err•tineu they have .bero at soy. time siert the totorrOraitUre• BoNIAPI,NI •.. The Five Pte 0 .Q*4 1 1.1... f. 4§ ; and 111 Mack et 1 7 54 50 . 44.t1 ll'his . day's . ansitirg took place ins field under Illount-Dtert4, between REDMOND IStraNE, Tuum AS (J'Cotioa, ft.q. the former attended Captain BoYeos, and tha latter by. CupOpo Glib:EN —WWII, after exclormong a shot each. the affair was made op, arid the porno *hook bands presierooly to leaving the Krownd. We wort add, however.' that a poor mail at e commend* distance .rereitred pm of the; brilbi in !MI area, , bat . ituasediately harttlie braefifof the prefessiumil . sisraiince of ot. attiOtt, who fert was tn . a ttiti,afis2.-7 . 1 Cloth Pope?. /all 3.) • , . : 0.. F AAA N 7'E EIVN • "E E. •• t !, TIIE Mirk • . . • • • COVItt OF KlNall . BENCH. Gultellgt-t, • BEtTING AT TATTERSA . I.II: B , .111t:2 14. IlOnsan, JULY 111. •---- •.. • DONC ASTIIR 5T..1.161111. • askta • file LASS Callas Jluatfoleocililil • AMU, Joky. IS to 2 ogre Athenian 01 to 1 apt Lady ollbe Vale It to t apt Arbutus 1 1 1 to 1 spa Tramper naletit.tr AID ostfays st. RfTltwti 14 to I mot SP' N. Sykes in to 1 nth soy other. The Souclkun-Guilimai. stated the facts aT the tam to 15 ii. 1 apt Woe/anise Um Jury, a. tallow i.-.F.arly la the year 1802 , the trade to NSWIIA \[ ET ',IR Smith America ...trim* wis Impala/ kola the cirmatestante • _ a • VIC she Royal Varsity Of Netatisl Kyilis tidal of their gst- Soot Issayer colt I 3 to 1 apt arnssommaes coot &minium to reside. lint Dileadisat at that time applitld NIKVOIARRZT ST.. LA U*. 111 the Plaiestits saddlers. re.iiling sl Diriairesballif. ih urelo4 Al to S apt Railer. io induce tinVo to ship knob un 4. cumula rut the Soot% Asserritas merlket, leo at the 'sante tante prolletring %is set. rims w Orammal the kassioris is bssiduta tor theta at a coesensiasism of Saw per amt. The Mastiffs cousebetl with • Mr. Gill, a sword-cutler, of Ilmnissithaok mad evealsally day did amid op to Ate Defeadisit saddlery Ito the smatint of 3,17001, and Gill misiDag swords sod bells, onsaantirer so 1,111 1 1. more, which here shipped on board the Mauro*, d'Estrelts• master, collapsed to Those's* Gamine. Wm wart out IS idepeeciwass or that ship, for sate at Pstrianstsuro, for account and risk er she Plaintiffs sod Gill,'who is attire dead. The Defendant had thought proper afterwards to deliver these gond. to (illusion Si, he disposed of fee his emu accOvat. Oasealein not holiday had any mansauseicatio• with the Insiessills, esf comae looked ois Hipluas as his prissespal, sod after his arrival al Pernimharts remitted to him 2,0011. Mg amoral of the good.; but of that CifrOMIIIIIICT the De &aslant rams to Bagland, End bad ettnenninicalions with the Plain tiffs and other shippers of goods by the allinerva, hot did sot inft.rew them of the part the D.feadant had acted in else trawatiess. Fla afterwards a myriad to South America, and the Plaintiffs antlered some time to elspae before they ap. plied to the Defendant for any proceeds—whets they sled haply, they enroll only a email sum had beta received for the saddlery, and WI. oe OM. was paid to them, which they leeeived, as 'hey had no Itssowleame at the time sof the liven of dia invoices to the Defeastant's own sainseotad these. Awe they held the Defendant aCCUll11141)1e only fear suck pais of the paels as were actually mold. Pore of the goods were, it seems, by the Defemlaat'a ureter to 11r. Guano/I, tranship ped frank Pernambuco, and sent to Hos Janereo, Habig, and the Hirer MSc ; sad there sold, Ilse proceeds reautioing in the kande of the penman there, nest hatrias be en remitted to either Ilse Plaineeffs, ur tlw Defendant. This was the swords and bells; as for the saddlery, Ilse greater part reassume ttttt seld, and was returned in this comity, and had hem tendered to the Plaintiffs, who having is the inte rim discovered else tramarlims, and that Gienettists had re. onsiird2,3oo/.os amnion of the goods, they refused to lake them, and ssisl, n as pm have appropriated them tee your own you are hound to pay us she whole amount at the in. voice prices;" and it was fur that amount the present action IVA , brought. Thomas Gestation, supercargo., the Minerva, proved the 'hippie( et the good. an board that vessel; the tomice seat to Islas hy the Defendant was beaded " For account gad risk of JAI' napkins;" its 1809 he came to England, and at the desire of Hipkissa be attended a merlin[ of the shippers of goods by the Minerva, mod informed Owns severally of the slate of the adventure from memory; inquiry was Made by some person there as its the swords, saddlery, Re. but it was nos thee communicated as any stir she parties, that the goods had been sent wit sin account of Hipkime. On Ms c.v.,. teaminmion by 111r.Scantrrn, kr acknow. ladled that he knew Hipkius was the agent fur different pr ams who had shipped goods, mad that, mahout* die warms were not useuliunsd its the invoice, the goods were deafen suishrd by marks mod members. Hr had endeavoured all in his power to dispose of the goods, eyrie its the retail way, but without success. None of the persons at the alerting ever raised the gwestioss of Napkins being responsible to shim. He heel atentiotted at the meeting, that the saddlery goods were "old shop keepers,' and he had also told Gill, it was 110 i possible to sell the swords at Pernambuco; they writ heavy cavalry sword., and there wns no cavalry Mere. lie ',dived in England in October, 1817. He knew that Osumi invoices were often made out in the name of the per uses who was only to receive a cumnsission, but could slot speak to the practice at Ship couutry. Mr. SCARLIITT was prOCeetliOß in address the Jury, on the past of the IN-fenilatit, sin this Brummagem case, as lie de nominated it, whets he was interrtapted by The Loon Cater itoricr, who remarked on the entire absence of all evideoce that the Plaintiffs, or any of the shippers, couseiltred the Defendant as liable no them. Mr. SCARl.err—" It was absolutely necessary that my client should have rustle out the invoices in the way he die!, or had he .net with a dishonest agent, un his calling on him to amount, be might have said, No, I shan't actown to you, I shall ',reliant to Mr. Gull, ur Mr. Ilaittlley'." The SOLICITOR GC/IRRAL intimated his wish to be solo. suited, mud the Plaintiff was called accordingly. TEN RV RY RACES. On *edam/lay a Mainlew P.5..1 Sit. (tail heldsj lard Nome's The Donal,. Ist - ' ' 1 1 Mr. SiPpilellet l'Alitlier. SA Ilb Mr. U. nagen'a F , 111.1 lb ** I 3 A Sw.eystakes of Sp. each, with lige. SAAPI3 1, the Tulin. for all agm, Is bubirribers (RARE beet ) . Mr. Warren's Warwick, 60 6.b. As, Stephens'. Charming Mall„ W.l. 41b.. .. I I Mr. Damiry's earshot., 6.1. 3111. ....... On 'harsh:, the Nubl.mer ase4 Geminates Plate of WU. (3.mile beam ) Sir W. Wine% 11..11,01.1i50, bib. 1114. Mr. Warren', Warwick, la. 31b. Mr. Patrick's Carolinr, 7.1. 111 b.. . iiclscra the beats a Haliier's Sweepalslare at big. each. 13 Salwerilivr. 1.3 mile beau,) 114. I Mb. ask _• _ Mr. T. Perkernell'r Mary Ansi nlywroial'a h. g. by Epsom' 1 Mr. Adam's ()region Mr. Writes.% hl. g. by 111. Dosaits. These Races afforded spec she whole exestlest sport. is Cosset.) POLICE. Qt'ERN IQVARC. CORONATION SEATs. Yesterday a gentleman applied to the Sitting Magistrates, to complain of a scaffolding which is erecting betimes horse at the corner of George.sattet and King.elreet, inteuded to be let for places to view the approaching Coronation. The Magi►irates said they apprehended they possessed no power to prevent the erection of seats for that purpose. The applicant said, that he was himself a Magistrate of the county, and that he was certain that noel, projection was ctigisicabl. under the 14th of Geo. 111. tool that that diatom gave the Magiairate full smote to p I its erection. The Magi•teates replied, that the statute he quoted was n local Art. They believed that it imposed a penalty of 10f. The applicant said, he had is° objection to try it ender the 30th Geo. 111. which is tontatonly called the Westmin ster Act. . . The Alagi , trates id) d, that not haring examined the Acta they had o 0 objectieu to its being tried, and told bins to lay no information. German Papers and a hutch Mail have arrived. Some of former mention a victory obtained by ALI PACIIA over the 'Turkish rotors. hut the dustrient obserrer dnuhts the anthenticify of the intelligence, and represents the condition of the PAC II as htiag very unfavourable. An article from Ainsieidant aftys—" Accounts have been re ceived from Curacao, dated 16th Al tt, %which slate. that out the btli of May the coiiiititn.iint W:l4 pro claimed in the capita) of Venezneh by the Spasitsli General Aloft ILLO greet 111/11e4 weer still ealler tained that the Insorgesits would submit to the Constitutional Government." The Dohhoo Papers cootionilettero from several officer' of the Irish Legion. all of which concur is refiniiig the calumnies which have het-it iiiircted against the cloorticter of General 'YEA' ritvux. They represent him so the bosom fiend a liOLI• VAR, who had cmitirrned the commissions which he had grootrd, mid ha bills drawn on the Protrit.t Coveruttient had been ockflowletlied. The Nor r, which took nut the loot division :of the loiai Legniti, 'lot, but all the uffieetos,.sucli. And crew, were saved. • We are authorised to state, that it is the L ioteution of Mr. OR ATTA t 4.. in coif of so onFoney, to Otter lotus self swim for the reprroiroitution of the ., City of free Iran's bourna I The Cinholics of Irelsoil have. resolvedswot, , on onldhilis to Ilia IIIAJewrY. ati.l a &passion). rob ousting of the follonnig 'Noblemen blood Gentlemen, are on present in Landau. fur the purjwse of pre. septiste :—Etrrio tif StimEwsavßY and It I NtIAU. 11,,.. T. 111.1 . 1t!III*41.1,,, Sir J. Butt e. Boit., „loafs I 10w . t0r,',4. IriTzentas.p, mud C. Fitz9t . oi, g ../!7 40 !..1 • :. , !WADDINGTON MEETINI THOLPDAY, JULY 6. A Mate of 40/. Tau talk beats. Lord Adesbury's b. c. Vanguard, by Haplamard, 4 pr■. Mr. Rselea b c. Blue Run., 4 era rrial Mr. Hill** rb. f. Jenny Sutton, 3 yr, old 1 Sir Mr. Hunt's eb. c. Napulruu, 4 era old .. 3 dr EDINBURGH RACES. MONDAY, JULY 3. These race, commenced tg.dae at our o'clock, over the New Coen* at :41 navellwargh. The following were the hem s mitred : Alateh, fir 100 guineas. le Two sir Wm. 11Ialsor11'6 Ns II N.•Wlon, 6 irs obi, •6t. 1 Lord Kelbursee's (Assure, 4 yrs uld, 761 bib (Referred to tare Jockey Club.) A Produce Rube of Fifty Gilboa' each, h. f. for ,he produce of mores covered im 1818. Our mite. Sir D. H. Blai►'s hr. c. by Stamford, oat of Rubi■ Burns's don (won easy) Sir Alex Doss's ch. c. by N'altom. mil of Afoot Sorrell 2 Mr. Baird's h. r. by Walton. dam by Joh.. ...... Sir R. 1► Dicing b. c. by Stsmiford,..ut of Fist Forrester 4 Mr. listrd's cb.f. Bri.ie of Lammermoor. by Walton Mr. M. Ag.f. by Stamford, uut of Gear - gala A (kid Cup, value 160 guises,, by sulaciiptirus of Iva guineas each. gp. Three nodes. Sir Itils. Mavvrcirs be. b Chadic, late Lucifer, aged 1 Mr. Stories b. h. Little England, 6 yrs 01d 2 Mr. Dowhiggin's hr. h. Stsiuborough, 6 yrs 094 - 3 Mr. 11.irers ch. f. by Walton, 3 .rs *ld Sir Juin' Hope's b. f. by Snsulen.Ln, oat of Diana, 3 yrs old - - 5 llAnd Kelhuroe's It. cChance, 4 yrs old. Sir Alex. Dna's M. f. Morphia', 4 yrs old Sir D. bluoicriers b. g. Dumbicdykra, 3 yrs old Sir D. Musscricra b. c. !wither go Salado**, 3 yrs old Mr. Alattle's b. c. Dorset's tes, 4 I•.a old Match fur 100_guitteaa each, h. C. Our smile. U. Qurensbrrry'r b. f. by hiamforil, dam lby Trismpaior, Sir fl . Allaxwelre b. c. Adam., by ArJrumuku, SW. 1216. Adam walked over. Fifty Puotoir, by anbscriptiaa, for all axei.—Two mile beats. Sir W. Maxwell% Kr al. Nell Nlll.lott, 4 y►s 01d.... 1 0 Capt. Lowing Kin% b. Is. Eghotun, 6 yr* old .• .. 2 dr voNc.4sren RACE COCIVIE. The alterations and ir•provements which have for souse time peen making on our rare ground, and which are un the ere of completion, will ri side, it, we love no hesitations in shrine, one of the finest courses in tlw kingdom. The Leger Comic is widened 14 yard', at the start tog-post, which will prove a considerable advantage in Ike...tart of this very important rare—a ►arc, we Inhere, that excites more inte rest than any other us Europe; an insert .t soot confined to this country only, but extending over the Conimeni, and a wen to Kne.ia, slime ae are maimed that sporting cloacae. leer are as active in nv.king their hats on our St. Leger as the Gentlemen at Tattersall's. There are al■o two costively new starts—nue for the two-year olds, antic auks, which is homed in a direct - line, and remoras the inconvenience of she sudden tann at game olf ; tool the other course, fur malclwa or swerpstakt s, a short distance of almost three quarters of • mil.• from the K.. 1 Mow to, and in a direct hoe of half a mile at starlide—Doacusfer Guzetts.) An inquest was held yerderdal afternoon al SI. Jamer'il lulls unary, on the Lolly of %I.'sc CLAMOUR, aged 16. The deceased was wailer itt the 111.ickniurr's Head. Jerrayst. street, and lasi iday rveniug was discover'sl in the molt. house h.o.gisag by a rood from a nail irt the wall ; when tut down lie was ion (pow dead, liul carry e ff o rt t o restore him proved earnenriit fruitless. hr died on Saturday evert iug.—" Hooped himself - in a stale of trotpostsry insanity." Ot.n 11411.R2.—0n Sittur , hy 26 Prisoners were tried,-S0 of whom were convicted of and six were ie.!, Si me day the Sei.simis ended, when sentence of. death teas ipo.strirl 011 the rotiowilta Pti4oiters, ttz.— Catherine Nl l Catsr, for stealing in a dwelling !muse; 'Mo ron:, King, Keaton, and WalliAws C iels, bar. lake (Aimee, ; Joseph Hors., for !sighs/ay rtibbery; Timms Flairues, for ..prep stealing ; .1..1.11 Tilling m u d Hem y 111Ar..11, for l o os h.eakiny ; John I:olieri Asides -hots, Jon. B,m .1.•1111 J WM'S I .•, Saintirl tloy, suit Julio Renfirld, for sti alio: ill .1 s elli houses; John Virkers and Filizabelh Hal,awurill, for house breaking; Charles Jackson, for hisry.iris Jorepls )V. Lb, r a rokhery fist a trrtaire dwel ling house; James 51a1,4, is, Isaac .situl Joseph %%. titapleioss, for slatting fmg...l lossik not.. ; lieury James, for soslicion•ly rutting 111111 :.13hbing ; and Mary Cerro, fur psi. vetioly isi n 111 , were ordered to he Iransposteil for life; 13 fee 14 jean ; and 21 for 7 )e.ip.; 4 ware N. 1.1111111 Is. impriesor. metal in Newcate ; 6 in Gilo.pile street tail 3:.) in doe House of tors cce Coldlr ille fields, l i ar r.oriirrei period*, tali ultoni 13 were to Ise pwblicly, :col 2 pa avaltlt whipped; 2 to be publicly whipped and and 16 One dn.. charged Ay reel:ono . The Sessions adjourned till Weilitesrlil, Septedia bar 13 'next. Oue of those unfortunate accidents which so fee quelitly occur in Pl}ntosoth harbour. lespiwned un Siiiirby I;tpt. A, boat belonging to Sstia.4l. with nine I wrMns Unbonstol, tlio%el swift I Patton Quay. getting foul of howler, by whie:i Mit.. Cuomo- MA N. hrs. son. and (Mug Wall milord I; IlilllL6ll. or Sollti•h. were tfroonrd. Ir is n ',linguini coin cidence that at the some unit o.oile name 'day, eight usontbs ago. the husband of llre. Goals sA II experienced a ',nodal' fate. and just as the 'bei:st ispret she was alluding to the thetrewilug riccowistarer. . ' t • • Pxn.voN ovoricr D ißßkfi. Rkfi. -01rCe 3.144,he I.irr. • A retaliate stf,fiferrey D'Estetset Seq. of Lisseriek. ;a lorlaod, was rwereatrd. mod read Litettiog forth, That the lbelltioerr we., on Illouday ihr I,J day of Joey imolai, eirsoatitted to Neggiite by order of the Ilium, aueerviti:t ts *fis reirlewei give* ts:fort &key Committee aersi..l..l try the Pelities relating to the 11.1atersek Electivity; tool dot the P.l wow, erite.ol the stone otitis etaati autism. tivestly few.* sod agitated its wriodourd was them. mad bar Irera Oil •••N•t time previrpos, aolteriog molts ill health, areestienteied .04 server Ortllollllaffeetlol ; arid shotteh he Of Als erristeoes were ertatrarlietore. yet that was. maw his inteseitto h iteceiee Sir bettethieler calomel ist the troth awl fad. valsesesoki. It. wharegfrr station is life will woo& ; er4 that the Petition* r Leto Snit sawed humbly to earns hit regret for the cerr u m. otiose* that. weltered Mute* his eteertimaiton, shlrh to his premed ronflfterwesd, • as well as own.* 4..4 r., N . tritium for the 'MIMI los bass eossioitted; the M. r thirefore pays the /limas win o it Si. hotpot. eariV•nry, fp/and to order his discharge,: THS LATS MR. wars SAI.R. The Paintimp by the old Masters, which keltruced if., late President of the Ituyal Academy. have I Arr., webllel• wild. The vale of the pictores,oloth intrinsic:4ly as soy in the country, wiliest doubt received anise p.m,- time from the seamen, by which they hied here reakei. 4 l Tier whole, shirty in Number, produced 111.0271 me /1,01 ef Aileen by Tltti• • grated laudwelpe with hicur-, ..ousted a•d so loot, assembled on the bank of a riirrr th e goothaslon of the stag hunt, a prodigy of art, pawll,l by TltlAll far the Kiwi wf Srma, by whom it teas 110.14.1.4. ed lw CilhaLES I. or F,siglaroi, o. eampoits--4 feet 6 fees 1 incha-waa sold,for I,7otOgs. A Ileoot of Cloio. Guilt°, 700 gs. The Dirt* of Mina. • *lowly use the tam e picturedr Ilse same aubjt et iu the Stafford Gallery, dlOgs. CA MBRI DG E PRI Z ES. The Genesi prises or Affects guineas reek given by tt, Reprtseunistives in Parham, sil of Cseihvidgv Ussivro ;sty, fe, Ow Aril Ais.rriations in Latin moor, we rr on Alemdet u.l . Rdi eldiged 00 Mr. Thomas "flourn (sun of Dr. Thorp, or Id rib , of Treeili College, awl Mr Edward Ouirkr, %Om y Cullege,.lll,4lle 111 GEORGIUM TKIITIUM. TIM poditkayrtir Orofilo Frosetis. No prise 1111judgell lbr S...aitar nacho harp. Tlo: Pone; Piire, for the best le aoelsitoes of • p ‘ .. z i e from SliaLsreare into Greek *Mit. WIN cm Nomley judged la Henry Fez Talbot. *halve of Tris,:s College. The subj. ci is from hlacl sh, ael I. Perim At Mid. The dialogue beivo eft Sl•rbeih and Lads Stades-Ili. begio . sing Ire will proceed so farAer," and ragging sills the false *end doh% know." MARK P.: TS. —No— SMITHAIRLD MARKET, Jot. , " 10. There ins a good supply of all 414 , arripiionts of tattle 4143 , 4 mousing at market, parileslarly in loads nod ilititoo. b•it good lieef has advanced in pries., sad all othe► knot of t'aillo• has louvered ; Vral mail P.nk is atm aniotwist lower. •Il r Hay-nsarket remains in prier as per last wisiket 414, ; in Straw and Chimer too ■lteration. The following 4. au 'rewrote statement of the prices and nuasiters : To rink the offal per stone of 81b. 5ect...49. 6.1. to ss. Ili. (lead of Cattle this thy . Mattes As 6.1. to trs. 4.1. limits .... .... I mot, .. tos. 0.1. le ffi. Ia :. Sheep and Lambs.... I M. on.. V0a1....541. 01. to 6s. 641. Calves °an Pork ... 5.4 0 I in flu. 4.1. I Pies ;Wu CORN I€X('IIANGI, Juut 1 11. The supply of Wheat this s•mrutw= being small, fine runs frown Essex, ken., and Suffolk, who tin frill as good term, •e me this day week ; an advance of Iv. per snarler ma. uli. gained on prime ricked simplex of while; ihe ilemand, althrotgh somewhat improved, was far front brisk. Malley is full la. per quarter dearer, hawing but hottest market, asoi was ready sale at that aturseihui sit. The arrivals of Oat. l oving b e en Lot dust, sauce last Allototay, Sue fresh Cons sold Is. per quarter higher. Is; Brans awl Prase there is nu alteration. CURRENT PRICES or INRAIIN. Wheat, Kent 11.; &Mk 64s RN (key Pemmr .•... e 44s 44. Suffolk dill,. 629 7801 Nort.lk dal° Foreign ditto Rye aes 4 is Barley • alla Sits Malt OH* iiSs Wbitc New 3as 431 Budus 44. atta I)SPI)ItTATItsti; ruttish W4eal, 6,3;R; Burl 7,737; Rye. 29 ; RCMP, 491; 5,21:45; 0411, 4,49o.—.Earliah Parr, 7.997 Seu;H Wong • Ns 49• Tick (loop . $O.l oria, ° es 30. Pi!and Oats lSt Vt. Ftrit Outs ....V1% 91 Flour, per sack MK M. !tape ;lord, p last;.3lk 41/ IS LAST wrgx. rlty, 710; A1:11,3,67f ; Oat,. ; p, a9e . 561 Poi eivt Them ; 5n ; Bastry,l4lo'; Os s, ' sacks. COAL MARKET, Jvcir 10. Snip• al Martel. Shit. Sol4l. Prier. 29 Newcastle 4 Sunderland 1 Elgin Main Cual. —a 04 to —a 4141 tq Mune Celli 1 Cul44 ........ 211Ek:TINGS OP ciRDIToRs AT ani;banA, tall ' SAT. *. 1- F. w. IVel•ford, Size-lane, furies:net .... T. Marn.....t, it•tcliff,l.ilm , 666 . ..... ....... • •.. • T. Gill. Little Tovrer•atrt .t, 11.1rommellef-le*l.lr• • •it . 3 /X T. tl'illry, Strttluti. haat-en:ter C. FA. pub, Glitigh.sgto Cr, Nrrier .. •• . ........ • X 11 R. J. A us•iiti. late of Rfltherbit h., ow6rettrat - S 1.1 .1. R. Ilstipitti, Tall-mall, metlteitte•ttrodet ...0, 4 g 11 R. NOW, Iletl Liam-street, oilman • H. Ma te y, Mary.le-hottr•Line, p:tt•entaker A. 1 11•Fet lair, Ttlwrr 1111', ti..yug.6•6 W. 011ftlymi,Ii. Martioes-lant., Irttretiotsittmolb's,..,••• 1 11 DIV! D 1 :N IN. R. Frostier. book st Iler, P.itrrnotip r rote W. Arr., Walton, gn.ftir . .. 10 I!. Campbell, B. Hat per, and A. Bashi., OW Jr ury, tut n4lllllll n. anti T. Southey. riA•viv•l I .'!, milt:built.; „ 1, ill R Peacock, Chirittl, mit'''. C It. 11. 8.0i1e,. Siralbm held, 4/I.3kr ip • . It H. Fourth Ito err, Cosinow.orret . owl S Forfar; u;er i Cam. - .. . ing fro , pp( r.mannlngtostill be 10 puma OF bl'Ol. 1 MA 5t0ck.,..... 2 Z* 2 1 1 :,4 per Ct. fteil, ...fel" 3 per Ct. Consols.. ti . 4l i 4 pPr Cent.. .... WO 1 3 rerf I. N. AR. Willi , 5 per Cs. *gip... lain, Bank L. An. (715.16 IS V C.CI:ER DA Y. imits 1tu1it14...26 is pr. EX, Bills, 7 d pr. UtttoCori... 12 li pr. Lott. 'rickets.. 01. icor. :Oimpioas 1 pr. Cups. lot Ac.. 7011111;$, 4 lIIRTits. (Is last s at hrr faiher's homer, in Ilaggr street, thr Lady of 314j0r Pratt of a. rev. . (hi ihr 2ttih oh. in Etlinhough, Ow Laity aril? lama Illorigumori, Rat,. M.P of a daoghorr. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.S:74:1)0?1 llormnK 59 after 2. I Ir:resist 19 afire 3. . . . . Pointed and Pubtibbed at Tata Damen Pam asil'Tsiar Gaunt Office, Nu. 117, Strand, by C. CORNWELL, of the Strand. r 7' ). , 1 1 1 1 f i 4 1/ ? , II