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NN ~'.~' , . IRE LA A D. THE JEALOUS DEVICE. [PROW A PARISI TAMIL] A prneesis which bear. snow resemblance to Cer. Sito•rs' tile 0r 'lip crisis*: losertineni." W 4 s r1.1101116(1 no Siturd i‘. ise ' the Cour Royale.— A props trior or ow sirpmritiolo of the Seine () w , married to a young stud beautiful woman, ilea 'tie I.loktitelttisti etteitt'll by Ow ton constant as. snlwerirs we intimate Friona. A t e se.n.ses e , ia s sic), tie hail .ss •prisrd Asa wife and t b s. .fiirool, roused Ina jealousy. The next morning he went to his 111411. or rusher his and 1.711116111/1 1 1 4 t14 soory,leitioss were ttraleti with cwitrospt, and lie was atilt hark wstlsont Any light being thrown I'll ILI' itgl.tile:%. 001 returning to his wife. tie Mel with a denial csiteslly pissltive. fie then resolved mom a sort or proof whirls never of ettrrmil in a ilitahatal borUte, which was. to NM! We young wife to write a letter to bi n whom slur Chliti• srersi•ted in di.elr i miog as her lover. This Jews' rootitowd butt rotor hoes, but it 4 very Met. 'IT,. tor; it tea. as ralfiltaa t•-• "Yon hare riiinetlite; cursed pedneer ‘ i 1 have eonlretriieSt 'all IN, faults. rums and *roaoile air, sad slowest mities. Vans) so proilm sue this esdielliim." ' Few 1111 l owe of the.hushandin requiring this let. - ter. and another 'touch tart in detail, was to Pio. core an sionstssweralle proof of the frith or false. howl of his charge agsinst his *ire. 1f she was went, the young man would be . fstossished at llw reception of there letters ; he Would ruts to re. proach the husband, who would then confess the injustice of his suspicions, would asit end obtain perilous, and all three would live good friends as before. lf. on the contrary. the young malt should re. tuani silent, stud go to t h e appointed Oro . of inert. ing, the hushood would have no doubt of his di,. hosiohr, and would separate himself for ever from Ins faithless wife. These letters, however, instead of bei lig 'conveyed to the suspected paramour, were, according to the wnestan ' s account. intercepted by the jealous boa hand, who feutoled on them a suit for separation from hell mod board. The first Court 'retire which the affair was heard noissisited the Intsbaud, but the Cour Royale has derided dikrently. It found in the letters and in the depositions of some witsivasea a complete proof of the adultery t it pronounced a sentence of separation. and cots. (bamed the wife to three month. iMprisonment. IitIBLIK. AVtiruSt 31. The Grand Duke Michael, and a number of distingiii-lard p►ronus, dined with the Lord Lien telisoi, at the Lode in the Park. irsii Friday. lu the rerun)( her Excellency the Countess Talbot bad au elegant party, to which Miss Stephens soil h., brother were invited. Mr. Horn was also pre. soot, and time duets with Ml6* Stellilet)P, linsr ohsrttsiu t r voice roil mild and monist& de portinesit rxi iced the general admoratson of the sysenthlage. Oo the V 6,1) inst. • tnertiog took piece near Stillingliti between Mr. M. of Asiglesea-strret. and Capt. O. of the Royal Nary. After exchanging shots, their frir•uds interfered, through whose exer t a rev:0.16686ml *Sa effected, the two Gristle. turn haring shook hands. before leering the ground. THE THEATRE. Two musical tre.its of a very high end rare Ile. scription were prepared for the public at Crow. street on Saturday night. The first piece wts Artaxerxes, and the, second Ilinsari`s Don Jean, or the Libertine. The overture to the former wee well performed, but the great source of gratifica tion in Inoli woe, Milo Stephens's singing, as Man thsee :mil 'Arline. She wirer was in better voice, or in more full pos►ession of her singular power of charming. At the very commencement of the Otitis, she delighted the House by the sweetness of her " fair Aurora." la a more powerful ►tyle, her " /y, sop ideas." and again in a yet mule different our; her 6' Monster, away !" were not less excellent. " The Soldier tied" drew down a rupturosis encore, and was repeated with even ad ditional effect. In the beautiful duet 1 ' Come, place your laved in anat.," she was exceedingly happy.— Mr. Ilion supported her throughout t h e long and laborious peifornimice of the evening remarkably well. CARLOW, AUGUST Y 4. On Thursday last Several complaint- of labourers o L tleolist formers, for breaches of contuses. were 10.‘r.1 at the Magistrates Court, Graigue. It being the mond custom of the failure to hire the labourer on Sii• day hit the week ensuing, the oomph soolota wet,• lei hired, at the rate of Is. "el, per they moil their diet. As it was use first week lo hat VCM, Irer attend ed; the price. however, 5.10118 induced a number to fI ork to front all parts of the country, and by Tue.. rlat• reduced the rate nearly this toe far liters took aolv:1!;44e, and ill:charged thore they had v:lg.ogrd at the oro,:tnal rate. The Maglatratni stele titiattimout io tin or determination to allow the ft.ll week's wages to each man engaged; them, hoarser, to seek employmetst, a n d to deduct roy thing they might earn from the wages originally agreed fur. 'the farmers would not admit that the discharge unit owing ttilhe decline in the elourket, but aloa c ogion t va r ious reason., such as rain, the cum not being ripe, the labourers met doing sufficient wink, Ind their lint having mole et:inky meta. Alt these objections wrier over-ruled, hut purl of Wednesday being wet, a deduction of that day was allovivel. The corn not bets's rope, ur ist ilareeieet 1•1111filoyWellt. were HO excuses. The litfogisuites leaving decided in favour of the la errs, •the farsesets 'agreed to take them hack Sr the remainder of the week. Some, evidently displeased at toeing abiged to do co, required thaw Oleo to And amides and shovels to go to other wink. The Magisioates here urns interfered, 'saying that pc the ewe erre hired fur naples s and not prepared far .the work s the farmers should tied implant:sits fur smelt as could out conteoiently provid e them ; and depressed their deterinieekitts, its all cases, - i s , Wipe the lalreerer to 1.5101 he. contract. noel that the employee. shipild dad wont. or !my them whilst idle, according to rend/set, making I sir allowance far the weather. The Court twat ctolvdeol, cud tlx thaws gin general aatirfsieieuv ''lnoricitsrpn 4SSIZE.I. MONDAY, AUGUST 11. It it well known that the Aarizra for this County oaght to bare hrro held some tyrrk.4 nvo, bstt that tine 14tetsraa of the honr at wh n •.' Mr. fiaroitGarrow had arrived 1 Mo 1111 l routh stiAttr it necr►e.try to retiriv the catniseiguioss. That rrorwell cormair4ion wog /owned do. morning at num o'clock by dlr. Josatiee Holrard and Mr. 84,011 G.ttrow. the latter inswing arrnoel 1.4,4 slight, tool the former hating hewn tart et the neare►t turopikv 11 , 1 the Tr•tkra. btsre.roitl this; too 11l ii Ig by the nigh Shrriti mod his oleo. . The High Slirriff is 1)iv;f1 Wow'ln, F.-q. Author of the Lssay on :he Printiples of I'uliiacol t.rotio sny and l'ureatus, and of several miter war kr of weat Ovtit. At ten o'clock the Judgept and High Sheriff pro. ceedrd to the c.stitedral its it iscalled here, the dillegs). and heard divine service performed. The High Sheriff's chap! Poi preached frum I Know', iii. 9. lr eire thy servant as understanding heart to judge 'tilt people, that I *my distinguish . good front bad." The object of the discourse was to 1 t out tle excelleoce of the science of jurisprudence, and the superiority of our judicial Min 000 rotation. The Greeks and Roman. held legislators mid lawyers in the highest honour, and regarded their opinions as the responses of wisdom. Yet their emirs of law contained principles abhorrent to reasati, mid contra ry to natural feeling. Slaves were not considered subjects of law, but were left to he toitured for the caprice. or put to death for the paginie, of their oldsters. Parental feeling and parental authority mere sacrificed to migakels notions of public policy. But the adminigration of jugice among the ancients was more 141110m:1y defective. IV hot was founded in error was supported by oppression. The judge of law and the judge of fact was ilir same. The ever-varying gales of popular favonr controlled the administration of justice. The constant eh loges of party, and the dependant and flattering subsea virocy of the Judges, converted the imam pity of law into the means of serving their party. The rereptte seatentirr of lawy-ra were 11-Id to br superior to the &sere' too of the Judge. In nucieut limes, while the genius of Greece gave splendour awl dignity to littovio port.taits, ;aid streogtlwurd anti 'dallied the Moll' cowl powers of meas. true religion was sinktiown, di 'doses.' coveted the face of the earth, soil thick darkness ate people. In our times every imps was supposed iiimicent till Ilw full force of evidence 'brought conviction of his guilt after the most s o lemn deliberation ; t h e Judge himeelf was v010.i11er..41 of C y.rl fur the ac. wd ; anti slier couvicti 111 l the utmost tender. iiess soul lininalli , y were exercised towards bun. If technical expedients *reined sometniira to counter. act the objects oh justice, this seentiog defect only skewed t h e independence and satbreotaey of law. *Sidi would not helot to temoorury eircutto.tatteer, awl be enkindled by nothing but legislative audio. Ivy. Ye- should hr grateful for podaseranig such an ndminitetralsois of justice ; we should riorrisumi the Court. ofJugice with our veneration and oherleroce. rot twelve o'clock Mr. Baron GARROM took hia seat in tlw Crown Court; Mr. Justice HOLIWYD in the Nisi Prins. The calendar contains 5151” eight prisoners for the town and county. Thw charges are all of the co 1111 l sun kind, by far the greater 'lumber for petty larceny. The Grand Juries fur the county and fur the city were sworn, awl the proclamation against Vice, pro- Ciii•liess, and iun tttttt ality, was read. The Marquis of WOfert•lier is foreillsll of the Comity Grand Jury ; treat to huts stood Lord Apsity and the Right lio u. Charles Brugge Materiel. M r . B aron G A ggow—i4 Gentlemen, When I address the representatives of all that is high in rank, respectable and estimable in the county, I eill/01/1 ovoid saying something of the circumstances meal. r which we are m. t. That I have had a part in the proceedings which occasioned so much trouble, seal su numb unprofitable expense to this county, is to me mailer of plaided ogre.. ilere I conscious of ally blame that could be attached to lily conduct, or of auy neglect me my part of what could have preecnteal the •eriuus 100.111Ve. niewee that I►as arisen, I should not have the courage to meet yen Imre this day, whatever might be the consequence to myself. At the hemmed at least of incapacitating myself fur the perforusame of my duty, I hurried hither; the highest legal authority has declared that son Maine was intl•utable to any one ; many among yourselves have expressed your cromictioa to the same effect. This I speak out from vanity, but from en anxiety whit le I feel to discharge my duty. AI the mine time I emu.' any, that this miner has been to me, ate{ will be fur some lime, is source of real sorrow and affliction." His Lordship then proceeded to make suitable observations on the various chin ger in the calendar. They were the result of an improved state of the country, and cf the progress of knowledge and vir tue, which he hoped would go on increasing while crimes of every kind would be dinainishirg in num ber and importance. There was one case in the calsaidur (Charles Webb, for rape) which required iieculiar attention. Ile needed uut to tell melt of their cultivated minds, that the more this subject was discussed by sheaf, and the less it was discussed iu Court, the better for public morals and for the justice i.f the ciiii.inunity. Ilia Lordship entered sit great length into the inctiliarities of questions of this sort, :mil the toles laid &two resin cting the evi dence of it by Lard title awl Judge Blurkstone, owns each of *tahn lie bestowed an eloquent Nolo gium. lirand Jun• retired, and soon returned with a iiittailhr of t. tie bills. James Bubb, ogrti 32. was convicted of stealing s 51. nine null vows shillings out of the 'locket of John I),:vis. It upt,raird that Devi. loud been treating the Pr'sonnies with s iiiii e dolook. and ut lost himself br eamr quite amok ; the Prisoner ut the lime time was at great paia, to kerp I iiiii self *sober, and took the °Nowt unity of striding the money from Ills flrtilikros heosefetetoor. The tziti in the public►house YAW the. Trimmer's hand in I)avist. pot Ut . to and hart of the money was lioutiol upon him. The Poisoner is a varouforrodole-looking stud received as very pod clientele, limn respoostothle keeper., olootio Itt bad served us a/41'11111314 The Jury recom mended hint to merry. Mr. lianas (iarenuw said, that there could saucily bre a case re agwavaled Ikon the Po tooter's. Till Wel) cite offtetee ii. c a pa i d; wore k en '4ll. Ito should not he the Judge that *could its thoo Instance .recutoosseitil any 1111110lieil. Tn the Juiy the Poisoner owed s !WISH hots of seven years► its the 1 , , riot' iJr It !aid' lie woos to be itilllK. panel!. '1 he stistroice or the Chart oar, tlist hr should hr trdhsvorted I 1 3 car,. The PotoorOilur ::;qll:Lti for ilia expellees ill vow:, and wal sevesely rypnuisiiiclrd fur his dratikennems and 111161 . hurt, • • Jamrt I{'t46, aged 22, was coovieled upon two I soccer-ire pr. 4, ell rose ut bilrep %tenting. Ile !mil hero attempting In sell the btolris biterp, null ; could eive uo r4tivfileowv :recount Imre he came by them. II was ri•ionrk I,ir that during the lint ' win...B.Blomi lie nuked no Tiereion. , film ; but ili.t while Ire iitorol n convict mitt ir ; loot on the second proseruliais, be *lry active and Char/es rrr6b, sgell Ike !moan' to whine ease the Judge hail allo.lrtl in Ilia ullgege its the ( 4 601.1 Jury, net i;;;,nwerl av to the rape, but put ui ' his trial for it., My 43111 f. _ _ _ Al , . (; noow ordered all the ladies and females nut of Court. This miler bring at Irost very sittivly compli e d with, his boyish!), desired those that remained to come forward that they alight he seen. This had the desired effect. Mary 11 trrow„ a lienutiful little girl of 15, was the proseentrix in this case. Her roomier Hurl ap. promoter iu giving evidence were quite singular. With the greatest modesty, yet with perfect com lintutes she gave direct and ready answer' to all the questions toot to her. She assented and denied with equal readiness aui decision, whether her answer favoured or counteracted the prosecution. Her father is a labouring man et Beckford. The Prisoner is overseer of people that worked fur Squire at that place. She worked under the rye of the Prisoner for seven -hence as day. On the even. inn of the 2011 i of. May, she wits sent to Mr. Wakeman's brewhonse for berm. The Prisoner there attempted to take indecent liberties, Next night he Caine to her father's !mute to get her fisher to 'swam him in gstting some hens oil the roost, with which her mother war to go next day to market. Her father was unwell, mid in bed, stool ordered her to go. She, in cousequence of the Prisoner's conduct the former slay, refused, hut her father threatened to break her neck if she did out go. She weld. As they were going the Prisoner attempted indecent liberties : when they got into the glade,' %%byre the rro-t ems. the Prisoner threw her on a ►eat and violently effected his purpose. He left her sick mud foists, and gut hold of the hems, with which lie came hark to her, and which she Carried home. She mid Wit hiiog to her father mid her, hut worked even• day with Chat its us usual. for fear of s.tf•udnag lie, tither, her mother, and the Squi,e. A f .rtitight afterwards the tlong was gene. rally talked of. the Prisoner lowing mentioned it ; and the Rev. Dr. Titsibrill bud the witness exit. muted, oss conseguritee s of which doe Plisuiter was coinsoitted fur a rape. . The mother corrisharated the above evidence in fir No %lir had u(11-.1. to know. Mr. Ludlow call. d two young men, whom it is but fair to name, John Veer and Robert S b. They pretended that the l'iosecuarix hail suffered them to take every lilwriy short of eel' ttttt sl inter course without the least offence. His Latish'', examined them strictly on this subject (the Prose. cutrix had 110 ('ounsel). *lid they exhibited every ',unworn of falsehood as,4l I Iscwisi‘trosey. Mary Harrow was again rsllrel, and readily ail. witted that she had roomed with one of the wit- Ilriilos (Smith) after the 21st. and iii presence of the Prisoner ; hut most decidedly and positively denied any improper liberties having been taken with her by either of them. Mr. Baron GARNOW summed up the evidence at great length. and cominented with much eloquence mid feeling upon the various incidents. We calmly* make his observations intelligible, on account of the delicacy of the subject. Iliad they been trying a rape they must acquit the Prisoner, whatever might he their moral conviction, since the unhappy girl concealed the circumstance so long. They were apt to judge incorrectly by trying the conduct of humble, private, and low individuals according to the rules of higher classes. That she went with the prisoner tinder the force of parental authority—that she concealed her misfortune from mistaken fear of offesiding persons who hail power over her, were circninstrniers by no means WISC. countable. The case was clear beyond donlit. It had been insinuated that this gill of fifteen had been a wanton, and two young torn gave evidence to support that insinuation. They went to Its her alter tke Prisoner hid been committed. If their testimony was trios., they were disgraced hr their conduct ; certain it was, they disgraced themselves in that Court. The Jury at otwe found him Gaily. The Learned Judge addressed the Prisoner in terms of the severest censure and reprobation. Ile stood in inure respects than one in the relation of a guardian to the unfortunate girl. Of this relation he had availed himself to rob her of her virtue and honour. He said honour, for persons in her lona tom hail honour as well as persons in higher rooks, and felt the Icss of it perhaps the more aeve►ely, as they hail not the same circumstances to relieve them. Ile had disrob•rt her of what was valuable to her as life, amid Oro boldly boasted of his atrocity. Tbr seuirsier of the C 44111 was, that he be uu pri•oird far twelve calendar months. Ills Lordship then ioldre•sed Nlary Barrow with tnuch humanity • " Be not ihdoce.l by what has happeiwil to be a naughty. curl. (lo house, and take care of yourself." Adrumeil till right to-morrow. Nast rat uq. The civil esu-e lut Is hot joie d since the original commission failed. Of the 21 vuu.es en• iereil, aline Ire this thy clippost-d of. l'hey *vett of little public iiiiisortnuee. STANDIAT V. OARPNtIt. The Plaintiff had agreed with the Defendant, a road contosetor, for issisk•ng a piece of road for 101. The Ds fesolusit prevented hum t executing the work, a n d this action was brought 111 fOffiligliroice to recover damages. The defence vet up was of two kintl9—that number errant of the name of Day had contracted Moog oath the Plaintiff; tool Cast the contract was emiddissisal, if Lord Darrossliy and :11r. Graves+ agreed to let the road be made through their adds. Day %4A culled as witness fo r the Ilitaig!! a vtrousg bole tums. fis!iitcil repeatedly tioldrr the cotiv..-examination of flit. Dateiscry. This Mr. Dilutive). ascribed so. conscience, Mr. Jervis to halm, and mentioned ill it a witness of troth Mill actually died while lie citiss-evoiiiitied hi eee its Stafford. it appeared Iltat• this came would have been tried at the Sl`Thig A!Si.e!., hat that Mary Yates, one of liar the Ifeftsolasii, had then been delivered t.f three childrest.—Verdict fur Plaintillo—diusages ad. .. _ • vo.. ' A\ EC !TOTE. • • • Arnanat the (Wirttatenta of the learned, .whlrh •hare snouted tr. taking', the following instance me, conup.:•u• en. rune. &arse year. ago, ihi.re were accei al tails elm trevain the 'Collet:a garden, laliiiid the Eecletiistical Court, Mesas' ('nu.mnn., in which n slumber of rook , . h sal taks.ii up their .b .11e, furin.o4 iu apiwaraiire a wart of conroc.af bus of aerial Excl. stusiics. A young Gel111CM:ill. .110 lodged iu 4n attic, unit war tto,r close frequeory a trrtaintil hiiiiiclf with itiii11110; 0114 sorry of Waal: game, he ih...isia of a ffollll-1140.. •Li the opie.e,ite aide lived a 111.611.11. old Cll/111.111, a. h ii-ri vii:g hit utility, that lire ranch. alto di opt sew eaaa trawl tin it Or. P. it war he sant, without taring a figure, .opp'd brig, making me sego, sour any sign beinK mule to his vi' urcuutit fur the pleenumciatin, we hisi wits. Ist wawk to rusisi iScr the INIlf C. It was p obubly itairieg a pro/I/lea l ime Rea% steel the .t)uctur, harlot. plenty of [orrery, aeighcal the incitt:r twee and uecr, till he ir I. at 11..nath fully satin. ird Ilrit he lead made a ti.cat ornithulogichl eliseoree y, that Ile p..earielzeteioo alwel.l gear wings to lave tune, and that he was fatrally 1114%111S of Ile se rooks * to ray— s' Valiter wirier per ova viell u." . . His goo4r-quill anti tuit,cop wore quickly in requi oi o ion, and hr actually wrote a treatise, stating ciicuisistautially what be hints. if had aerie, and iu eeocluaion, riving it as the settled conviction of his mind, that mks were subject to epilepsy? MERTINOM OF CURDITOIM AV GUILDHALL TO MORROW . H. N. T. Wakot, Princes, linen-draper 3 11 J. Hanford, Ucrmundaey.streti, Iripeuzan 3 2 .1. TAO .r, Leate.haiu, laucn-Araper ... 3 10 J. W. K. Maekenual, Old South Sea Ilona', merchant 1 11 J. Whio Reid, Ohl•strerl, cmthmerulmott 111. 111 Junco, Blaeldriars-r..a.1, liacry atable-kerpee 2 11 31. nuckhantl, Ka)awater, emits:oler PIVI I)I7.NTIS. fluvrleT. half 314)4m.sirrei, J. M.INI and CO. Lukash 114.1 reel, ist-mAkers J Sx sittron, late of Maay.surdwi, merchant .... Q. Dirk, Bermondsey, ........ 10 CERTIFIC RTES. S. Kirk, of Leeds, Yurk, Wt. lause.keeper —K. Simonds, jun. late of Ailterstune, Warwick, hat-manufamur. r..-:J. L. !Lifter mul G Raker, of Leeds, York, merchants.—.l. Jump, of Fure.streei, London, hat.manufseturer.—J. badd, sof Grey sluke-place, Fetter taut, Lunduu, builder. A few cloys ago an affiir of honour tnnk place on Wimbledon Common, between Mr. %V. mind Cap. tan' G. which after the parties had exchanged two *lints each, termitiatel A correspondent inforrus us, that in' the neigh how hood of Wit:canton. in the county of Somerset, apples are so plentiful, that cider is selling for 18s. awl IL per hogshead; and at the retail shops, apples are sold at the tAte of 14 for a penny. The fi.hing on the souther► cv►a.t of Ireland, which, for •nine years past, has proved very unpro ductive, now promises to Istcr.me of rim aderable impoitasTP, the shoals of late hissing been large and fregnent. The sprats in Coe k !labour, which generally ',recede the larger fish that prey upon them, have recently been very mime and it is said that one hundred and twenty thousand mackerel were taken in Robe►t's Cove, on Tuesday week. LOCUSTS IN ENGLA ND.—lmuseetliatt ly after a thunder-storm in July boa, at Ilnddruham, in the Isle of Ely. several living creeping creatures were picked sap from off the highway by ilie peasants of the neighbour's:lad ; and pith touch ostonishinent were laid before the Rev. 11r. AIM, the Dissenting Minister of that place, alio instantly pronounced them to be lii 11-wow us hut's% rich 1114.4111 Ur six niches in length, and in no wise dif fering from those which he had seen its Egypt and other distant countries, the native homes of Om &vowing insect►. The harvest in all the northern parts of the island 1* proceeding prosperously. The golden and abundant treasure of field after field is se cured daily, and another fortnight of continued favourable %rather will terminate one of the ear lie4 and tine+t harvests in the memory of man. —The wheat h t has generally commenced throughout Ireland, and the crops have an excellent appearance. Potatoes are very abundant : indeed, the ll:incest altogether is of the Mort cheering de scription.—(Tyme Mercury.) The mild wringer, throughout the spring and slimmer, has been repe:iteclly octsieed as unprece dented in the memory of any person now libong. There are various anti abundant proofs of it, and, amongst others the following may he thought worthy of notice, as relating to the innumeralole chasms of win! _flusters (or plant•)'acattered over the surface of the earth by the hand of Nature:—There was collected, a few day% ago, at Mr. W. ROISIN SON'S, Whi 111 l era) , Fell, near Lorton. a stem of the "genets, vulgarly coined the Water-hash, which measured upwards of five inches and a hull in cif eu inference ; although shrivelled and contrgict ed in a spree of time before it wogs gathered! This is thought a very singular specimen of the plant; but we ate assured it iv not more extraordinary than true.--/ Whitehuress Peper.) A melancholy ucenrrence took place at Greenwich, on M fay afterhuun. As a 'ono! min, flanged Pitied, tor that place, was ■musing himself and a young latly, named Kamer (to whom be was about to be gnarhed), be sailing um the Thames in a small boat, the wind ruse, mud the boat becom ing unmanagable, it was overturned. Mr. P. and the young lady were precipitated into the water. Two or three boats diately set ulf Guru the water side, bdt haw' , they 'w riest', the parties bad sunk. The birdies were dragged tnr, but were out found. COURSE OF LICHAN*.: TI: Malt. Serial MEd 1. A rdsterilnia .... 37 23.0 V. IDltto at siKht .. 8 Anistrrilain.... 11 R C F. Ditto at night .. 11 5 Rotterdam..... 11 ti 2U. Ani 'very rx. 11 12 mhurgh.. .. 34 81 1 . F A Ilona ......... 31 7 2}V. Paris 3 day's date 24 40 but 5".......... 24 so 2 C. BUM OIPDItX .... 24 60 Fraolt:Ort im the Venire ► Ital. Liv. 254 Malta Naples Palermo l2o4.per ea. Lisbon Opurtu Rio Janeirn..... 138 D0h1iv........10 pet Ct. Cork ..... 10 *gip of the Bauk un Holland 2 per Cent. 1RV1.1.1014. Main l4l ex. 7110 Madrid Cadiz 1•41 PT !bort 1 131 effect . Rif& it/11a .•• • • 3 1 3 111.•••;11r ..... • . 341 liibnllar 14 104tboni Gem* 47 Portntal Goid S. d. Coin, per 0z....0 0 0 Fureiru Guld in Bar 4 .....0. 0 0 New 00115100 n. ..4 0 0 New Wineg n 0 0 sliver in Barg ....0 5 4} New LAO* (ench)..o 0 0 .... y, NAVAL 11V TE trGENcE. • roarsmoviffi, irlrfl4ll4 . .lt 2 - A.-tired he I'phi/en; a, fn. a 11.11.fois ; aw l Rosurrio, foot ; th e Nor (kliffe 1 1 .h d rn irltutstani, hum ta... bre. h lid tosiled •gasii Cot wail Is 'ova said ..... Clot bee toss Ilse CI of Auigast, in r..mpauy •iib iiir A f, d, Lady NamJtan, aid Aieury hampers.; plascl the Mo. 11, fur 1a...10n, in 'the it 1/1/rt, Uli the IN) the 2 till of Ativi•i,.l...ke a •hip ahol,r U orb colour.. i.e. loustis4 lu Huth...thew, Ilium Brae YHA fur lasoli.sa, t. lain of wl.:1•14 find ti:cel calibre paorvilm.lll lat. 4$ Wm 30, Acrivt,l td,,s the Alfitire trasseport 4 Qur - •er, till, a sa of li.. Uittis Rrgitdrwt , and army riesliime; oa Atieu.t, in 4,1 41144. itat.g 27. I I 4;.• the Carron, Unit I andou for I. soil. .I , ...iwtorsEss BIM utr, she Ocean. Jolio.osi, loons I:..sa.i.e; sal , . 1 121,, April, awl Gum J war 11w ritteuitt s.iure-Alel, was to lull fi.r Bri.gel 3J July; rp..kr use the t .1,11 ) , the .ship Lawless et Whillq, fur Itmarsa, in lA. It 30 long tri IV .11 writ. Tfir Itrestlum trats.po,t,tru.ssid is (1.6. - ea , g swung el Irak at sea, has rut bark, fun' tome urn wiri„,ur Liveltroot, 'atty.:mem 1. Arrived the Brilliant Star, Harlon, lair, T,..gr, f. - in Ma lhi s, *ailed Gib July ttistiAuen.s, tas lat. 48 It long. 24. &puke she Jute, Crum IVai,tford for Prince Llsrariro Islam; also the Pacific, Waitaki+, tons New York, s, s.lesl 12iti August.spudeon 25111 Assvest the Balm, Dish;its Ire Prince Edward's LiJud, id Ist. 49.14. Woe 32 4. DEAL. ID PrEEELD 2. Arrict ri cat! ',ailed fur the Myer, t he Poen... It, Gr ti), tru ia P ara ' ,A &triton, horn Undo(' Came draw torn the River and resale is 11. Dom,r, the Ela Ora, itobtitotto, (..r I'. ; Ne. 114111, fur Jamaica; sod Ututmuru, —, tor H rbicr. NORTII sitirstm AUCI !T 31. Passed this port the Exult:A, —, h u m Vow.' 8,,:,,t., with six fish. CASTLit ()ITN, Al GUS? ?R. The Insurgent privateer, Vig Noma. 1 ;pi to 11o".; HUI'NOG Ayres, art teed in Oslo port 101 l tL. 9.11111. .he s. here some ton..—he has but lye u a. y aceua..i of vessels he met with. MA R RI AG E. •••••••••• At .I.ihnstowii, eounly Kilkenny, John Eyre. r,, 1 rli r t eau of Colonel Eyre, CyreCOUle, to Miss Arinil, of the Isle Wits. Arum, 4sq. DEATIIS. On the 211 instant, flip El a ibeib Duekilt, widow of At eeebratedagriculturist, 83. . . . _ . Ou the I lih ult. in Outdiu, John G kith, one of lle called Quake's. lie aas sun of the c. let/tab .1 J..hia Gant, author of the" Treatise 011 Arithistrtw," 11.sio. yof lie Quakers," and other Vrusks, and who with It t ~,,, rune John Rutty, cusalributed to raise bizli sus Huhlut the l i t character of the 'met to which they b.l..inp d. John Gooci., the younger, I ke his father, a •cog. al with t al to sortel literary put suite, he ci ttttt itenceil the hosiers of a hootb e i,, in Muttih•mile.t, and was lung f:•est- us f o r totorolog, . at, and pith:lasing cheap Ira(' 10 led btoi.kis i.e s ) the 1114111C1149114 Chi His last aid most orig ',oat was • IOU" Ileauuzli 'relator!, iu the years 11113 aoil 1814, yule stied one large mint., ',toluene. lii Warr to wows''r with woe appearance wf iwpatuably, she thititwest for tussle I.:sight's writer, it is stab et in the title pac., that ads Tour aas al.. writicu by an E0g1•411.31`, a tics nt arty itstsal, hus net according either with the scrupulous velocity of his oss character, ur with that of the swat is, which In In leitg•d; err was it of any sm., as she lamest seal of the aullae t. eu ht. frayed his room, y, its ewtsfutitsglime t.f tloce elo e sd ia. lutnisirs *lnch had beta Whew, against it. Ile set n0 , .1 to inherit from Its lithe r sit only his moral but los physicsl the same Ittesary and Ilse MUM CIMMiIIIIIIIMI propensity. His Coln r died •tuldatily iu rset of r.rwoine los w 'Halley of the Cloak. rsl" h a Wass di. 9 itillskitly while #l, wising his " Tour theetigh lei 1-1141. " 11, had bfi his e.i•k to procure saint.. M dicm,a for Lis a iti druppd demi white ski the act of leaving the apotlit Cal SIP p. HIGH WATER THIS DAV AT LON Ili )1V him CE. Musuing II afar 4. I tsciliiig 28 allAi 4 PRICE OF STo( 3 per Ct. lied.. 74/, 75 3 per Ct. Com. 74 731 741 31 prr Cent. (new) 8411 4 per Cents 931 94/ 5 per Ct. N. Ann.lo3M Brink L. Ann. sok I-16 Cook for Acc 741M3 . , RENOVATED Id EA LTD. IT has been too fretrietitly the .toltj c ' of jo 4 t general reprobation, that men, destitute of the dements of Ow medical art, have offered thews. 'erg as C.lll haat., for public patronage in the profusion of physic Put the lair. pose of doing justice to the result of oar stir.liea and .11pr-- rimer, and to prevent us from twins aut.:ii‘ 'hoe empiric@ whose impudent pretensions have, it übb tituat!'y fur society, been too ftvourah'y received. we le g lease to submit to the liberal atol entightened a f ful stategest of our pursuiti and 11111. A:l.r II IVIII3/ rer . rv. ed a regular medical .1111C:di/M, as the 11,111" of al e,sts. Grindal and !Picard, whose 'echoic. and Ir.:wile,• w, catefttly attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the Lond 11 11,0• tat, we entered ourselves as students in ilia jostti.celadt.i:el school fur medical acquirement., slit Hoist Coltrze of Lila. burgh, and were itistructed in tin cliff rent bitedias sf Aoatusoy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Physic. (lte• mistry, Midst y, Botany. &r. &r. s4r. by those Indica Profesanrs, Dm Munro, Gtegoiy, Slack, can, and Rutherford. We trust we hull o f he 4Letie-d per suroptions in sittyistg, that our prislieteney t a d rynu oucats are nut inconsiderable. [Jimmie fur a lung Series Of )130 1 made eertaid codtidaisits, mad the various dista-es of DEBILITY, the particular object of our studits nod prac tice, it will, we Lupe, be allowed, Ili it we bite itg..! , d superior knowledge of 'beer treatment and cure. I • i. 44 and 'recut cases of ioftetiul, a swab it re•est husrai completed In the short period of two day/ ; and in those of the utmost inveteracy, a here Wirer pructilioners I. le r faik.l of success, a proper pris.seianee in our plait ut treaborid insures to the patient a safe a.ol rarbeal cue:. Amidst the melancholy variety of flees u tncit are 1 . 4 effects of a habit long and must wilt molly pursued by youth of both sexes, there are unite mu, e alt. ming, or na..• ss distreing than those deficiencies and &It'll ;I , v 0110/ quently prelnait or imhilter the town wintrirl 1111rb person@ it must be a consoling rt fleetion to lin, . ,hat th may sow s by a new and infallible mole of ire r towur, be re• stored to that greatost of all human b1 e 5••; 1 1C.....4 WWI. manly, and vigorous constitution. In all ram . of rt. bony, from whatever rause arising, as aril spreivs of • certain infection, we . may be etraidelied by pion'. of Mho. den, with the greatest secresy and honour. Patients is. the country are recine.ted to Onit the yard• enters of their cave, age, and gerierri habit of ds ev. enclosing a remittance fur advice and in. di, ittes, 011. 5 the same will be given or sent to any part of tie Itt-C• Aims. 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