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Verdict : it wive epee • ea epos aremorm. fiats whence the posy ght probably stray; mod there was a mouth elopes(seaes the Prosecutor's last seeing the peaty iiml Rs Wag found iu the poises sista of the Priimier ; where a .era's life is at forfeit yes should be pile we." The Jaryman who differed from the rest ob. *med. " The am lived is the oeighboorbood. and if he came honestly by it, be should bars inquired et a whom it beloved." Th.y then mired from the hes, and after being als-eist for about BO nitwits, rettinied • verdict of JVse Gelb,. The Come 8AR0N..." I Alma certsinlY have returued the same verdict myself." MANSLAUGHTER AT SAMISTBORPE. Jain Graemist. sited 88, Isle of Seasethorpe. farmer. wa. indicted for felowinealy killing and 'lay. lug Mary Rohnisoit, of Sausetherpe aforesaid. on the 47th of March last, by inflicting • wound MI her forehead, *hoot half as inch loog, with a piece of a poker, of which wound the said Mary Rohn,- snit died. The carcuniatauces of the case were as follow On Saturday the 27th of NI irch. between Green Gad eight o'clock in the eveitiog. the Prisoner was drinking in the Three Tuna puhisc-loosse. et Souse. 'boils., which is kept by Thos. illobinson. the bus. loiod of the deceased, when a man of. the it one of Richard Ath.hy cam- in, somrswisst in liquor. and Md. " He *Wird he knew who it was that pricked hist in the beck with a ;pin in • stick • few years timer at Spol•lty ; if he did, lie would give him two Mack eyes:" he afterwards added. addressing him self to the Prisoner, " I think you koow who did it," and then challenged him to fight. which Grumoiiit refused; Ailsby offered to strike him. whets Grumenitt said, " If you strike me I shall arm myself as well as I can ;" after a short time. Allah) , struck the Prisoner. who seized the poker. and in striking at Ailsby it broke ; some persons who were iii the bowie esuleavotired to part them, sod the deceased syized bold of the cout.laps of the Prisoner, just at the moment he with a piece of the poker we. going to repeat his blow at Ashby ; mid in the act of rai.ing Isis arm to do so. the end of the poker came in convict with the forehead of the deceased. mil inflicted a wound over the right rye, about half an inch long; she immediately shri'eked out, le The Lord have taercy upon me!" Several persons went to her as.istance, and among them the Prisoner, who said. " he was sorry for what had happened, and hoped it would not be so bad as vas expected;" the deceased replied, she thought lie was Hot at all to blame. and wished him a goWd night ; she recovered very much that night, but died the neat mousing. Two witnroses, who were present at the time the catastrophe lieppened. considered it pur,lF *eel. dental. and that the Prisoner bad not the slightest iatention absenting the deceased. Mr. Morley, • surgeon, who opened the head of the deceased before the Coroner's inquest, raid, her death proceeded front apoplexy, produced by an 'Maoism of blood caused by the blow ; lie was of opi. 11.14111 that if medical assistance had been procured immediately after the accident, the deceased might have been saved; he was sent fur, but was from lonur at the time. • The Rev. George Strict, a Magistrate. gave the Prisoner, whom lie had known (ruin a child, a high 4.4l..racter fur respectability and humanity. On bring called on for what he had to say, Pri tomer said he was unable to address the Jury, and I, ft his dtfesice to his Counsel. Cuter BARON." Your Counsel cannot say ally thing in your behalf, he can only examine wit isees." • ' Prisoner—" I have nothing to say. my Lord, only t.tat I did not meals to injure the deceased." • e . ute BARON—" ntr, it's very clear you did isot." Hir Lordahip, in charging the Jury. observed, there could he no doubt that the Prisoner was the issuneesst rouse of the death of Mary Robinson ; be had received great provocation. nut only by abusive language. but by being struck over the face and !mast I,y Ailsby; nevertheless , . he was actiug ille lolly is, fighting in the puhlic.house. and the Jury oust find hill' guilty of Igtualumghter. The Jury returned • verdict sccordisigly. The Judge, in addressitig the Prisoner, thought it inipowilde for soy one to suppose he had any in teistion of injuring the deceased ; he mishit!, had &lord very wrong in lighting with Ailsby. but lie had received very great provocation, and allowances must lie made for the frailties of !tomtit nature ; he should therefore tine him one shilling. HOUSE-BREAKING AT FULBECK. James Dickinson, aged 27, late of Fulbeck. la bourer, was convicted of breaking sod entering the Louse of the Rev. Edward Fine. of Fulbeck, on the morning of the 25th of May. with lava to stral therein. The house is hot occupied.; and on the taunting in question two men were appointed to watch it'; who, about a quarter past one o'clock, 54r. the Prisosier come to the house. and takesome rites off the head-wry into the wi n e-cellar ; on an shards being given he derisaiped ; in.about half ear hour he returned again. mid replaced the tiles, and a *rerud time went away ; he returned a third time, and again took off the tiles ; he then put is ladder I;UVID the hole, so as to form a CrinriOntiletitiOn with tits calor-steps, and wrist down ; the two persona Slips Caine fotward, and one of them stood at the hide venue the Prisoner had mined. while the other went for a constable ; ou .the constable's coming shy wrist into the cellar and secured the Piisoiter; he lead nut taken soy thing, but was subsiding close to the wall. i rri•uster n defruce said he went to get his took; he lia.l been wurkiog at the house, but was gulag to work elsewhere. It appeared, however, that his tout* were not in the eellar. Griby—One year's netisrhui iiiii ent and hard labour us the House of Correction. FIRING A GUN WITH INTENT TO KILL, AT HOLBEACH. Jet -Bintrose, aged 32. hue of Whaplode, la. bower, wits co•victed of • felony Et HE!beech. lliere were fou► counts its the indictment : the first ►laird. that he, on the 13► h of Marcl► Ist, with a gun loaded with powder and several leaden ►:iot, fclouiosaly. unlawfully, wilfully, End of malice aforethought, did shoot at William Winder*, with imerit to kill and murder him ; the second coolst cha►ged him with the sameoteuce. hut stated ti►e intent to he "to maim rod disable the la d William Winders;" the third must s " to do hies ems rieveos bodily Ws the said Wilhe r sad the heeds charged hum with shouting at lm Winders, he being in Isis sem dwelling-house. Ow Saturday. the 13th of Merck Williams Will. den. she Prolocober, who keeps • public.house at Ho!brach. was disturbed whoa woe o'clock in the mornisig by a violent kicking at the dose; he wet out of bed mid went to the window, where be saw (it brill very memslight) the Newer. she inquired if has wife was in the haw; ea being assured that sloe was not. he called the Prosecutor 6 • liar." and demanded admittance. which Prosecutor refused se so unseasonable an halm sod went to bed mem. After an interim of about ten minutes, he was again disturbed by the abusive language of the Prisons., ; he gat out of bed a teemed time, and opening the window. re-assured him hie wife was taut there; Blame insisted that she was. sod threatened to shoot the Prooecotor if he did not admit him, at the same time placing • gun to his shoulder and pointing it at the window ; Wullrkn immediately shut the win dow. and was retreating from it. when the Prisoner bred the gots. the conical, of winch broke four panes of the window, sod err lived a lied where • niaill.seetraisi sod some children were sleeping ; part of the glass fell swim Prows. toe. head, but the shot (which were (000 d in the bed, sod were prodeced its Court) did not do any further miscluef. The Prosecutor immediately dressed himself. and west is search of a coisatabk. who relented with him to his hooie, and they &stitched about the premises for the Prisoner; not fintleng him. they went towards his own house, and when within about 30 yards of it. they saw the Pri soner come out with a double-barrel gun in his hand ; they hid themselves uutil he had passed, ia order to take advantage by getting behind him. and then followed and wind buss ; both barrels of the gun were loaded and primed. On being asked by the constable whether he was sorry for his cos• duct. he said he was not. [The Prosecutor. who is a married man, ender. went a severe cross-examination by Mr. Phillips, with a view of proving that he had been in the habit of harbouring the wife of the Primmer; it appeared. however. that he had done so but once. about a month before this felouy was committed, and that then the WOlllllll was obliged to lease her husliaud, in consequence of their quarrelling.] It appeared from the evidence of a female lodger in the house of the Prisoner. that he came house between twelve and one o'clock, and requested ad mittance, at the same time inquiring whether his wife was at home; on the lodger's stating that she was not, and refusing to come down to admit him, he broke open the door, and after remaining in the house a short time, weiit out again ; in about half an hour lie returned, and said he but been shooting at Winders' window : he then re-loaded his gun and went out a woad time, desiring the lodger to shut the dour after him. " as he should be taken into custody, for he would be d-.. 4 if he did got do execution." It was after he kit the house at this time, that he was taken into custody by the con. stable. The Jury consulted for a short time, and found the prisoner Guilty on all the charges..Denth. 111.17 LAND dSsIZES. Before Lord Chief Boron RICHARDS. The only Prisoner for trial was Joseph Copson. aged 13, for highway robbery. Thomas Kirby stated, that he is • farmer at Bar. leythorpe. and on Saturday the Ist of May was returning home on horieback from Harringworth, at ten o'clock at night, when he was stopped at. a bridge on the toad, about a mile and a half from Oaldiom, by two men. oue of whom struck hint very sharply on the left side of his head with* stick, and then picked his pocket of a one pound note, and silver to the amount of 10e. and upwards ; the two men then ran oil in the direction of Leicester. Witness's eye-sight is bad, and he could wily per ceive that the robbers were young sod small wen. Isaac Menton stated himself to be the keeper of a lodging-house in Oakharn ; on the night of Friday. the 30th of April, the Prisoner and a companion awned Coltman came and were accommodated at his house ; next morning they want twice out into the town, and returned in the afternoon with some . tea and sugar , which they left in the house , owl by their conversation witeiese understood that they in tended to stop over Sunday ; hut they ',seta uut at eight o'clock at slight, leaving their proviiious be hind them. and did not return any more. James Coltman (18 years of age, the accomplice who had been schuitted King's evidetice) slated, that he lived at Leicester; he owl the Prisowier came to Oakhsm on Friday averting, the 30th April, and lodged at Manton's. where they rentatiord next day : Prisoner and witness went out about eight o'clock in the eiviiisog, and Copsou then proposed that they should goon the rood laud rub. and he raid he would stop the limit wan he wet ; they went over • *moll bridge and met a man on litivatbsck.: :it was dusk, and they passed him; the man rude slowly on; Capon turned and went after. !situ, soy. lag he would rob how; witness hollowed ten yards behind. awl when lie gut up, by Cop. son's desire lie took hold of the horre's bridle, whilst Copson took the inoury out of the man's pocket ; it was a 1/. woe sod I Is.; wituriss and" Prisinier then made their way fur Leicester; they slept a little while in a barn, and betty:ern nine and ten o'clock next wurntug reselwd Keyhans, where they stopped fur r godlier of an boor at the public. 11011118.. and Copsois changed the note, giving *limos gs. bd. of the change; witness then wrist howe to his friends at Leicester, awl was taken up the lame night in Archdeacon-lass. Before the rubbery. witness had only three-holfproce, and the motley which he and the Prisoner had would out altogether amount to more than a rhillitig. Joseph Pine, the Wallow of the public-house at Keyhein, windowed the accomplice's accouid of their going to his home on Sunday mooing. the std of May; they had two Outs of ale and route bread and cheese, and the Prisoner charged r IL note. Wm. Csioningtoo staled that two wen knocked at lois house at Braunsion, at part ten o'clock at night on the Ist of May, and inquired the road to Leicester. Jahn Fytch liars at Keylians, and knows Caisson; wet hint and Coltman at the public-house on the Sunday mwtsistg, and Cowen said they cease from Oalthaus. The Prisoner being vow asked whether be bad any thing tio may is bit deieltropills.'" 'ifs* elk I aha rld . theft is me ems eai wow le." Mier s remapitehodas of the evideace by the Judge. mad some remeerba upon passages where the nemsemy eminustiee of the eremplim i s sestimesy was given by other witticism. the Jury returned a verdict of Gaiky. bet recommended the Prisoner to swim ett amount of his youth. The Jonas peeled 'Mews of Dead lamas. lively. He lamented that one so yesag as la years (" I am only 16," said the Prisoner) should have forfeited his life to the offended law. The power of extending aseicy was the high attribute of the Crown; the r e commendation of the Jury should be made known to the Prince Regent; but that mercy would be extended in this case was more than the Judge could give assurance of; sod if it was extended. it could only be on tint coroditioa that the culprit should be transported for life. The Prisoner, though ow young. had shewn fins mem approaching to hardiness during his trial, but was (overcome by the awful sentence. mod burst into teens. Whet, taken out of Court. he was followed clove ' Coltman. who sw:eared utiout the same age. T heir situation. sad the distinct emotions which were depicted in the countenance of each, were a powerful illustration of the misery which sooner or 11OVVOi !nuke vicious associate+, render lug each a cube to the other. [The Judge set a but of SL each on several Jurymen who were not to attendance when called for. His Lordship 'tweeted lies determination to return ,tie mon of the parties to the Exchequer; but, ea the entreaty of the Sheriff. was induced to forego the intention for this dealers. The tins which be would impose topom deraulters when be cam 'gain. he said. should he soil NISI PRIUS. PHILLIPS V. MITCURI.L. The Plaintiff is a brewer at Stamford, Defendant keeps a public-boom there. Mr. Clarke (with whom was Mr. Franklin) stated, that the action was to recover a balance of account for 6.er sold and delivered. William Cliffe being sworn, stated. that he was clerk to Plaintiff at the lime of the dealings out of which this suit hatlarisen; some error its the state. mein of account seemed at first to have been made. but that opinion arose only from the circumstance of checks not having been given on the delivery of some of the beer charged • 'which ciicurostasice wit ness had pointed out to D ' efendatit at his own house, who thereupon admitted the justice of a charge of IW. 4s. fora load of beer which fainted the princi pal part of the balance sought to be r ecovered. Mr. Paiumbs, Counsel for Defendant. admitted that this evidence must be taken as decisive of the IW. 44. bat there were items of charge for IL Se. owl 11. I Is. 6J. of which no proof was ;peen beyocd volitive its the book of a deceased wean' of the Plaintiff. named Leach. who oas supposed to have delivered the beer; slid he submitted that such a book was nut evidence in this action, 1111 it was pos. sible that the brewer's man, after taking beer (roils the brewery, nsight not deliver to the Defentlasit. although lire might enter it in his book as so de livered. Mr. CLARICV insisted thst in sill similar actions the cellsiman's or draymati's book was received as evidence. The JUDOS thought it admissible, bat would make a nuteuf Mr. Phillips' objection if he should choose to found any thing upon it.—Soave little difference then arose among the Counsel as to a variance iu respect of two sums of I/. 7s. each. be tween the deciaratioo and a paperwinch Mr. Phil lips called a bill of particulars. Mr. Clarke soil the Judge held that it was not a paper entitled to that character.--Verdict for the Plaiutill for the sum demanded, 411. o*. 6d. MUFF D. ADCOCK. • Mr. CLAIMS stated, that this was an action to re. cover a comprouration in &cadges for injury dune to the Plaiistiff by a gross used unfounded redection oast upon his character. The Defendant lived 6ver or six tles from Oskharu ; the Plaintiff, who was now a re►pectable builder its she town, had formerly been the ►aprriuteudarst of a malt-house of Mr. Arnold's. On the 16th of Janwary last, Mr. 11141 being in • public-house at Dakliam, Adcock also went its. and imputed to him that be had stolen barley of his out of Mr. Arnold's vat. This he said in a pet fectly cool and deliberate way. wish out any quarrel or prnvuc•.stinu ; 'it became Ile. crimmry therefore for the l'imirlietf to bring site matter into a Court. that the Defendant might prose Isis assertion if is was line. or. if it was not true, suffer far his tnalignuut slander. The opportunity being accordingly givers, the Defendant bad by his plea of tI e general issue iu this scion. not ventured to• justify his words. but had denied Ili. applicatioss of them. It had been proposal to U fewiout that if he would sign an apology sin further nonce should be taken or his calgouss ; this be agreed to. Irt4 afterwards refused to lisl6l his agreement. mid it romolord.only for IM.Pl•iutiff to gu on with Ina actsoes.` . •-• •Johtn Bailey went te . thrilled Lino. in Oalihnite. in • the ye gof the 16th id Jah wiry lasi ; found Fluff - there ; Adcock srtrn after *rid in. oust said several times that Huff had stolen his barley out of the vat, and he would bessig u moo out of tire noon to prove it. Hoff dewed u ; Adcock .aid he w-s a rogue. Gruss-examilted—arlitvta that all the parties were sober; Adcock land, he hail not got hack Ina proper quatitil of bailey front the malt.liou.e. Dues no 'know that Dolf was vtiputving at the flue Nitwit being a goad ineltster; Adcock said Hair boa siuka the barley. Mr. ItEaDsa addressed the Jury. mid mid that tliis notice of r tiot.house squabble had better pare been spared. Mr. Dull shotiltl have felt a stronger reliance uu his -character. and not have thought it so light sr to make it necessary to come here tio fetid st against a charge of stealing hoary out of a vat. The Learned Letuusel matotained that what had hero said were only words of abort. and not rctiouablit as charging the Plaintiff with a f e l on y. •I'h e w i th w a s. that they were the ef f ect • of something which Iliad been linger• ing in the mind of the -Defendant ever since the year 1814. wheu he had sent .even quarter. of barley to the vat. awl received back f Huff ouly seven quarters sod two peck.; and a seemed time he had rent right quarters, and Well/Vl' back only serest quarters and two This made Into augry ; sad upon their ualatuaately sassing at ills R boo' cidies tifis Pkotrate • • ..Was blisOieß of his limiest,' Defendant said what be did. The Plaintiff upon this observed, " Do yea meow to ay that I stole your barley ?"—to which 'Adcock replied, " No, but your era says lie took the barley out by your direetioo.—.My harley_was gone. and your man Barker told me," &c. These. Mr. Reeder said, were oitt actiouable words.—He then called William Goodwin, who was at the Red Ursa on the 16th of January. Huff said he was an holiest man : Adcock celled him • rogue. mid said he could tiod a roan in a few minutes to prove him so. Thomas Taylor was also present ; Plaintiff was talking about his honesty; Adcock will, " Don't talk shout your hoiwsty. you're a roeue."--" C*ll you say that 1 stole your barley?" sosirl " " replied Adcock, 66 I don't say dud. but •I'll Ind a rain that says he stole it by your order." Crowszoisined by Mr. 114ARRIOTT.—Witisaw was once in this Court. at the Sessions. fur abuse of Mrs. Jackson in a drunken frolic. and was impti. soised a month for it; was drank when he abused Mrs. Jackson, but was sober on this oecosiou of Adcock's. James Goodhy heard the dispute ; Plaintiff was talkisig of himself, and Defendant said he would fetch a man that world prove how a rogue. Mr. C Law in reply, said. that it was admitted the Defendant. by whom this slanderous charge had been made, did it from malice which he had her. boured ever since the year 1814. Ile agreed, that if the offence charged was not a Mossy. thisoeihro could not be maintisisied; hut was the stealing of corn any thing else but a felony ? There was no evideuce that the Defendant made this charge un der the influence of drink; but coolly mid who-fly, in the presence of mail per•our, he says. " You are a rogue, and I'll prove you a rogue." 11 he could do so, why did he out avail himself of this opportunity given to him, and call a witness here to prove it,? Why did he not call Barker ? He did not do so; and yet it was still his wish to lute minute that what lie had stated was true. Without some damages were awarded to make him smart for this slander which he had been hatching for five years, and that should carry costs agatint lout. the Defendant would not be properly visited. our the Ph • If fairly redieward. The JUDGE said, it was impossible to imagine that this was not a charge of felony, nod r.e Plain tiff had certainly a right to some damages. The witileaser ou the other side had not disproved a word of the evidence for the Plaintiff. The only question war, as to the amount of damages. lithe amount should be wider 40s. the Plaintiff would get no more coats than damages ; if the damages were above 40s. the Defendant would pay costs on bosh sides. The Jury, after consulting for some time. retired from Court, end returned in a quarter of an hour, with a verdict for Plaintiff—Damage. 40s. NAVAL INTELLIGENCH. PORTSMOUTH, AVOW? 4. Arrived the Weymouth dore•ahtp from Plymouth; Came. Iron from a crusse,; and Integrity transport Gum A:deroey. Sailed the Abruna irsui.port fur Chatham; Maiquio of Exeter, Gdpiu ; &WI Willson. Sibbald, Basks, fur Lauda' , rod Wyteo, tollasou, for Quebec. DEAL, AUGVIIT.4. Arrived the Seneca. Sell, from &eyrie; Clp's" Duos nell, snit Cheerfni, Pearson, from Letheris; Phenix, Thump• sun, from Madras; Lady Feed, Kismiell, frost Tenet& ; Asia, Rubsun, and Hai Wager, from Quebec; Symme try, Edwards, and Europe, Tolbert, from Jamaica; Amelia %%Ibsen, Sheltuu, trust she Swish See; tad Speculator, Chapman, frous Bahia for Hasobro'. Came dues, from the River and sailed Ihr Integrity, Pages, fur Demerara ; Eclipse, Carew, fur SI..98101,10; sod bp• weir, Gentle, fur SinyruJ. Passed the avails yesterday the Lord Welliogtoo, Church, from St. Petasburgb for Liverpool. DUVILIL. *VONT 4. The Frisch rcbusser L'Elolle de M.sruu, Charles do Mai, of mid from Houflrur, busied to Lusatuo, was detained sod fist is litre by ilie Sevin, fur ►arims 10 naiads of spirits sad some Cologne osier us board. The whole of alit carp is laudrd is ilie Custom-biome asseboure. Liviaroot., avoure 3. Arrived the Newsier, Thompson ; ■ad H;nuali, Waller, front Quebec. Oa 9'4381y, in lat. 41. lung. M. the Nepteee spoke Me Hmtiet, Felford s from Liverpool fur Quebec, out five weeks. Seam Jay &puke the Harrah, from Vortsemeth fur Quebec. 41111 tire weeks. July 30, uff Teskar, 'puke the Farkey, from Miritinichi fur Liverpool. Sadie day spoke the Lonstoo, from Liverpool fur 11l iraessehi. NEKTINGS OF CHEDI7VMM AT GUILDHALL, X. •. R. Walker, Weal Smithfield, task* J Pr. weer, Whitechapel, grocer F. and G. Mulling. Grarechurcle.street. merchants 3 111 J. Howard, Wooliarn, paper-maker G. Adams and T. Nash, Gluocester,jewellers 3 10 R. Fielder, Tenterden, viva slier .. 3 11 W. Caret, St Moriisewle-grand. conk .1. Nona, hi. Mary Stratford le.How, cualiocrchaat 3 10 T. Gulihy, Huth. (hider, timber-merchant ...... .; 3 II .1 lltte4ll, Caseudish-agnare, rewichaus a Cobra, Goodosan'alields, waich.maker T, Dockage, Fityrof.sepiare,VilllW forle.maker J Goode.. sod W Gray. Wo...l..irews, Mosley H. Moore, Beinimercialwoad, builder ar -- I II T. Loth., lkotilsain, Sussex, grocer ....., ...... 1.. Flinn', Farninglown, miller S. :Hiller, Emsworth,roye.maker H. R. Asphy. Gummi-Wet', copyer.plate.prioler W. Broomfield, sea: and W. B.uornfield, Jon. Wal worth, bricklayers . 1 11 .1. Hartley, 31 intuits. merchant I II A. 31• Nair, Alschurch.lane, otereh.46l DIVIDENDS. J. Prichard, Wkiieckapcl, couprr T. iLchusiwil. Carry.airOat, !dumber ' S. Harrell, M tuorsr., c..r5...1. al. r W. Luau, St Mary-at.iiiiio.hiparllcr J. Breechlcy, Liaculit'a Inn *lrish:, itiaiiller l2 E. Cuhru, Loudon. surfs:haat 11. Rua, A witiu•frial ii, anima ll F. Furlwo, Glarus I. b, druggist J. Mayor, feller-lane, furrier , lO W Neale, Swelling's-alley, adv.:tamale .. T. Layarich. t 'murk's, alupoller ......... E. Laud, Blackfriuni.ruail, baker ...... C FAIT I FICAT ES. T. M. Keats, late of the Poultry, Liioduo, Iset.ountolaet weer. —IL Hysie, cos. of Darliailuth, 1.1. - von. sierebeist.—J. Tap. Mall, of Great R usselladreet, IPuoimibury. Middlesex, womb maker...4 . 11. Gravy, of Sandwich, Krug. tailor .Vl. Pislart, of Visiuu.placc, Lambeth,. Surr..s, ota.termeriner.—E. H Turkel!, el Orialial, grueer.—S Medley, late of Ilaoilwich, K rut. brewer...-12. Mere ball, of South-street, Spitallieble, Middlesex, chreirosoogera-P. Youag, jun. late of Wapping, BlOklleuee, saiksitakee.-41. Jukes" 4 Skiisortaiirtet, Fitts. bury-Market, ilidallesoz, cabinetmaker... , K. Gelber*, jun. of Watergate.latte, sear Carliale, Cuotberlaorl. cotton. 'mower—T. Norris, of linsite.kortiranl, Dnu7- 11 slort Mid. diary rietwalkr. Jives gitsite t the Dribplace edeinsits. 'Wird 6 4 lidooday at Infirld, niy on fast led emirs ie 24 blown ba did dr" Ara II onion in IS Iners..nt junk balf root, flit M toodied lip Am doing be sinks. Seen left t.. do the inonsioneg SO anai, bat to ant t o . Woe to. !gored. The =mob one tor 100 pintas nal iSt 86 man W 181 mai d 18, Jeer. THE TUUF. SETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. Amyl, S ST. L 111 , 111 R. i to I ow Mims I 14 1u I apt Carlimal U.. b} so I opt Poencocossio I try 111 to l apt Wolk tO to I PP. ,I*.rtitorr.T..rq 9! to I opt Polsoorlsos Tit, Arclubild, 441•04, o lii to I apt fir Waller soy other. OXFORD RACES. 111/ssitior •11:024i? 3 ne 0•141 Cep ; value IllOge. by Stsbees TONI ef the eerptee i. spine; fur four yrt ekl, 7a. 711, fite. 161.71 b.• rim, fit.; sad aril, Lt. 444. Four kor4 b.-- (41 Sulseribers.) Mr. Forth's b.e. Maspilsiiiy, bp rirelivs, 4 yrs 51J.... I Lewd Mu..'. gr.& Zeeiith. 4 yis ele ausel 6 to 4 4116 Zemeb. The aty Ilfrombere Plats of SOL; three yrs olds, M. 4111.. i faer. IM. 716. ; Orr, la. ; .ix, 130. 12Ib am..l agnilb fist. • winerre of Me note cars-) ink 3.b ;of Soo. Vb. ; of f l 70,...wa. Th e Whiner to be bold for IYOgs. if de asawkil. 31e. Tbempories W. b. Sidevebel, by Witcheraft. 11 yrs obi Mr. tisdler's gr. es. &wrier. 6 yrs uhl Mr.J...111,11111e1l Moss Illesolirs.6 yrs Idol 2 &Orme the favourite. CHELMSFORD RACES. TVCIDAT, AUGUR 3. A Ihreepstakes fries. wit, 11.11. fur ihrer-r41,1 NAN Ild.114.; sail Allies 6.1.41 b.. The Are *lr. Lord Roses eh. c. Evokrates, by Unix lAA Exeter's b e. Snake .. Duke of Graf two's rk. f. Miracle The Ostlsod Stakes of 30g• each. 241 ft. wa• wan t, Rash'. b. f. Ramp, by Selina, 4 yr• ohl. Swerp•takes of Up. rack for thier-yr.olil 611ile t Bsl. 4th., esti. The Ntw Duke al Grafting's eh. e. alsrock, by Snotba:tytr Latrd Reefer's cb f. Dale:isms Mr. Farm b. f. est of Pea-blu.aum Hi. Majesty's Plow of 100 gs. fur snares. Loma Newell's b. f. Fay, by Phantom, 4 )111 old .. 1 3 I Lord Exeter's Dulrines, 3 yrs 01d.... Mr. Rush's Romp, 4 yrs old LEWES RACES. AUG'ST 4. Sweepstakes of bp. earh, with SOL ath.ett by the Mews!mr,..f the Borongli. fur boors of all age, Toe New ( . ..uru The wiettrr to be sold fur 200 gs. Lord Egrewauser eh. 1. bilreriail Mr. Walker's p. b. Lot Tbrre Mr. Browies b. g. Marksman Wow easy.—.Tbe limner chinned. The Kiang% Plate of 100irs. Fuor Lord F.greisiont'a R. e. Skim Mr. Buwverie's ch. h. by Haphazard I 2 2 Mr. Coatik's b b. by Catnaps. Mr. Pierees b. m. Misery IRVINE RACES, 11119.—(CoNcLuotp.) Rialfor o sr Begsids Coma. TILVILSDAT, JULY 22. A Match of 100 Gasses. p. p. brit a wile.—ObssastMll. Cas. Greek rg. Meats \ Capt. Few?. b. R. Ton 4 S Eyes baitiag—a very lord rare, Mil PS. by a bid sawar. A Plate of 50 Genets value ' the Gift of the Tose of Irene. Mares and geldings alluwed 31b. Threentile bests. Mr. P. G. Steee's Lucifer, 9sl. ?lb. lard Eglietoi's Saes Culotte, ast. 411.. Eves beitteg—A rued rare. The sebeeriptioes fur (wore spurt were geed. Amos' the company of distinction wept, the Marquis of Queensberry, Earl of Eglintun, Lord Belhaven sod Strout., Lord alleeigoaserie, Lady Jape Illoosignenerie, Sur Was. 31.1. well, of alloureiik, Bart.; Sir D. B. Bmir, Blairqulwn, Bart.; Green! Sir Thomas Briabsar, of Mishear !C.C.S . James H. Blair Esq. M.P. • i Alex. B , swell, Esq. M.P . R. A. Oswald, Eq. of Areheserwuve; Cul. Boyle, of Mbewat tea Col. Blair, of Blur; Mr. mid Mrs Alexander. of Ball.. myki; Roy Aleurstler, Erne.; Colonel, Mos, and Mabel Muir, of Caldwell. The company dined at Eglintin Castle ou Friday, sod bad a splendid bell iu the evening Amongst the ma) , awks turd modes which wire adopted some little time ago by the Doylies. t.•th. that of Wittig off the hat behold the head, as country Inwhies du at l ament alit n they tweet r get'. Ileum, in the canonry. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Book Stuck .t32 I lulls& 8..mt....10 11 pt. 3 per Cent. 71ii I C. Bills, Y.. 3 1 2 pr. 3 per C. Cvue. 7t//i 71 I Dino. i 3 rls.. 31 per Cr0t...... soti Lottery Tteketo 19/. Is, 4 per Cent 0...... grtit I Oottoutu s v. 5 per CI. N.Aott. 104 Cuns. for Ace. 741 71,'-, Bank 4 Aug, . 19 I • BIRTH. Oa Tneaday last, at Brrry Hill, hlsidenhenJ, the Lad) of the Hus. F. 1. Needhaet,4 l .l + a suu. MARRIAGES Os Saturday, 31st slit at Si. Neves Church, by the George Adam lirowese, Fellow of T ' ' y Cake, bridge, Sir George Wilhelm Lied., BAIL Crostoo P4l , . iu the Comity et Caarlonilgr,lto Eleanor, orcutoll dauel.te• Owitle7 Rowley, Em. of the Priory, S► New's, Huutwgdu.•- sl.ira. Teasley, at the Church• of St. Mary le Untie, Sir Rwldam Calder, Sari. of Park House, Kew, 10 Lally r Settee resy, thud ileweliter of thr Earl of Li.ues ice. Ow Monthly laid, at Muuktuu Chutes, near r the Rev. Churls.* Phillip.. John M. Dr. s, E.g. of It.ato met in the eueloty of P. 5015..4... so Clierloltr, rid at Janette. f Sir John Otreu, Baal. of ()ricks's), its the same amok ) . Ou the 3.1 instant, at Maryk how Courch, lulu. sir tr. Hag of Sproestoeu Listlee, fossils pm of Sw I'sl.u't Surety, Bart. of Nar•kbrath hI.M, Norfolk, to )ouilest dam/Oiler tlertstoolset Chili/40w, Esq. kid • l Birireplace, Herts. . _ DEATH. On Wednesday last, Mrs Prart,wife of Mr , Junes 7iski, it.nussafitelsno, Charluttestreri, Blacifetasie-ruid. . - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT lONDON BRIDGE. • Murairg SS after R. I Eseriog St after 3. LONDON : Pdoted sad l'oblasbad at she mum. N.. 127, broad; 'beer Adverhaeiressia are received, nod 1 soros (peet-poid) mut be addrescad—C. ho. I, Clesiosealair, Primer—J. WHITE, No. 127, Sitoed: Pohlieber d+llegni.