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'shin against the petition. He observed, that, buUtli with rests et to thr farm, and to every other point comweteut svici hi* .111 1111. he Wan of iiiii nto hove Oro t h e a l ..o tt •a e rn evert; information, h.td they of. forded oppuirtiiiii:y. He then proceed length totu on a.% tttt *motion of thr tiktrakti , ati, 11•.al particularly of the deposition of hi• brother Gro-ge, which he mil. 1-arvit orom tlin rontent• of the pelt. t wean-card In lain LouWolk. This de l /001 1 0 11 ("he r. I) nor innate lJt lit* In other, in fstlio,z. of comity towsuils I ; and with protect to lii" Itu b t t h-pw. i t t tt t tt to 1 ist. m o le of travntrut oil-up ed by ha. boanite.„ dirt.. were 'he soffirlsvit• of nre-rol other pee...cis to ent,ashorote Inn (ilie Boislyttiken) went ; Nod. if Is,. •phke troth, he wan lo ot c4ll-ut on to vouch for the veracity of lain hroi;h•t. Ile haul delivered to lon crethiurn the pro. nionnoiy nut. of his biother fur :trio/. mod they hail • ascertained, by the v.ilit.itton of their own bruilc. r, Chet tlwv eontd iot have made inorelhao dist PI Ih. farm. Ile halal oh nailed the sigma' of a sof. linen, number of his c-e tutors to entitle him to ill* certificate; soil, on hearing of the reports raised hi ht. dasi,4 sires of his attempts to defraud his ere. ditorr, he attend, d a meeting at 'Guildhall, and demand, d and &leaned to have tiny qoestion• t h ey might iiiink inflow put to hiin ; bur tier mangler, who wilt most aetive lm spreodivit these airports. dyclineil'paiti , g soy eu th e sil l,. Sect. He could not buy couSiller thin ar a lisril case, thus to be deprived of his character. which was alt be had left, and thus to ha slanderer be hind his hack, by charges which those . who made them hid not coinage to itve las the presence of the Comosiasioners. All that he desired was an oppiirtsioity of having his Character 'cleaved. or of being proved guile. That opptrtunity the Vice cluoicellor would have gtseis lion, and lie was et any w IIII•rt it; but an appeal was now Mode artisist it, 'sod by those who. hating brought the Osage. Were, lie thought, bound to try the They would have a purse made up by numbers. lie stood slime, poor owl friendless; yet tie y rolled out. fearful of the expense. lie ftwu - cousisienteil on the charge of baud, which he cows trarlictith in the mint unequivocal tit ;us. The LORD CHANCELLOR, the hour haring sr. lived a' which the Court owe. ito.s ii.tinisSrul to the llaiikruht, that he would bear has farther observa. WO* on Monday. Mr. No.s., hoots after the tutting of the Coati, this mum .... wort-toted i co , viottatioo. Ile took the p-itue grou n d which he ••• it trit. I led over uu Saturrtsv. He point , d omit 411A-frets' ent.tradictions its tlw sfh , lavits, imputing fraud to bins, and sop. po , trti hot siowrtion, that he Pryer contemplated, or had cos 1111 l 'tied ally (module:it act, by rt ferring to a sorra ..I,tffi lawns, whiCh be Coin! Word it had att.t hi.o 60/. to have drown up. His great ab j ect was to set his eh artier loth. with the worhh, and this, he obser% ed. could wily be atone by 11m0...5-ine ine the ',onion and appeal, aud bringing the ca.e e a Jon'. %Jr. MonTsang. in reply, contended sgaisot the intrusive ion of a prilictple which intsthsed the reablished authority of the Lord Chasiceii-r, with whom it rv.'ed to gr nit or to refus-e a . ertiti c it.. In issue of the nature desired by the tisik runt, it,/ which the propriety or imwopriety of grant' g a certificate was to he 'tried, never had been directed. The Learned Gentleman Oleo r.. viewed the affidavits on esluth the charge of fraud rested. and argued that the case was tint so weak and groundless as the Bankrupt would lead them to ail Th. LORD CHANCELLOR observed that this was undoubtedly a flea auue, rod r•luired serious can. eider:mon. fie tore beisig dir•cted.—bsit he was perf•ctly aware that the right to grant or refuse • certificate Web ve t t e d in him. or no any two J uflges of his Majest)'• Court. of Law. it any doubt operated on his misid, 1w felt that he ought to extend the benefit, of that doubt to tlw Bankrupt. it at , p-tired to ham, Ow, by graiddig the Bankrupt's certificate. no evil what. ever could be prosluctd—because if. slier it was granted, any of the creditors discolored, and could prove that the Bankrupt had been guilty of fr,tudu• heut acts. the certificate would be completely use less. It was perhaps to be regretted, that the pub. lie boodle's had been retarded for eight or Mole hours. by the Bankrupt's address, continuing, as it did, much irrelevant matter. If. in permitting List to be so diffuse, he had erred, his error arrose f the conscientious conviction that he was bound to hear every suitor, who pleased to addressed The cwt was one of so difficult and complicated a nature, that it would not he iii his power to give judgment in the present *miser.. lie id Id read over, mast carefully, the whole or the lith.l.hvits, ow!, as early as possible, in the ensuing sitting's, di. live, his opinion. Itt the in a tier of MART ANN BARRON, a Luxatic. Mr. HART stated, that he was now perfre•tly ready tu peuered with tins case, !liter an the open Court. or in his Land.hip's pr.v.,te room, as his Lrgraard Friend, the Subeator-Geuttal, might con ceive must :silvissiale. The SOLItITOR-IiENERAL Patti, there MIS IM. tilitiV in the ame IMO cOlll4l iiiterpe, th e po l,h e , or 0tt0..11 them may prt.ulim. tam tristsosi---but three Weer eiremo.oti.ees of or private fmnily trttore, the flow Le.ure of which would be perhaps unpleasant to the parties. He therefore estir.eivt:ll it would he better if Isis Lordship would grant the heariog iu hi.. private room. LorD (114NCELLon. :Mended by the equisPel mud S eillptilvd he the tlitit retired to lii. Listiship'• pudic sii ius r. Last Mondry "'twirled by another police-ofbeer, aimed heir hum 1.091(1011, 10 WIIICh of a young 11.1111. ilobl C who hali, for 11. e fourth 01)...00llt-r1 truth his friends, and founti his way to Leeds. Ever sitter their ar rival the 100.1 diligent se.irclt has been mink in the town rod sit igiibiorlio.i4, but hiiherto e.ithout sole cr.s. The 'moor 143 , 41111,e. who se drnrolted to be six feel tai. niche, 10. 4 11, sod dressed tit a blue coot, smokes-is trowsers, snot white stelekitigs, called, it seems, at the Post-ctii:e, on Saturday afternoon, %hereby received two le ter-, hut since that time h e has uW been heard of. Ail, V Cl• 1.1 ildieary towards his distretawd connections malice tia to withhold his tissue for the preta:tit. A wawa of YO guineas is garttli fur ins uppre:lbesaiuu.—(Leafs eicrurry.) sow-MINT. THE RIVALS. 'l Mr. Thomas Ramat, coal nierchnot, at Chelsea, yesterday appeared to a summons brture Mr. Fit 1t11.44 connilaint a 41r. Juhu Fravr, haberdasher, is Skater. street. 'they are butts single yettag nolo, and were sc. (ptaintill with a young lady to whom each paid his addresses, sod, ill elillilt titmice of that opposition. n ?warm they met some proviikiug jell, which would give offence, would be awed, nod Mr. V. now called spun Mr. B. to explain why, duriug the last 12 norsrths, whenever he met him in piddle or in private c ompany, he took occasion not only to insult bintself, hut ally friend who might he in hie company. After some raid's:ultimo they consented to shake hands, hail left the ulfict with their Inrush upuu good kilns. NARLIMIWUGH-STREEI. !HUI WAY ROBBERY. Yesterday John Ni.hup, a man at a prepossessing address, and genteel appearance, was hreattili is;. front Mary-le-boot watchAwnme, charged with rubbing Mos. Elm Rose, of N 0.38, Wertmuthstrect, of 41. an Batik utiles, and usher properly. It appeared that on Saturday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, She Proseculrix was accosted by the Pf 111411117, in the neighbonshurad of High-street, Mary.le-bone ' • she was carrying two bundles, one of which She Prisoner o ffend to earn , for her, but she declined his interference, and begged bum to go abunt his business—netwithstanding which he laid haiti of her arm and insisted on walking with her. When they came into Weymnitih-street. the Prisoner began to take liberties with her, in the course Ili which he contrived to get his band in her pocket and lake her pocket-brink, wills winds be sass away. The Primer-01i% gave ao immediate alarm, slid lie was purl:n.ll assdovertaken in IVimpule-striet. Next morning Site pneketrhook, containing all the mousey, was found by the watchman Jima the area at No. 49. The charge hem: clearly poured, the Prisoner was fully committed. A M hug youth woo enmonittetl In minim for seven dfiye, fur bath .% in the P.ttldinwttot ('oval, he !wing tumble to ;my a mstizit.-t1 flee. The Water Cutureuki litre taken ep the issisaser is this Canal. The Stosnish Amhr.w•tor is said to have, within these ft* dap, received dispatches from Madrid, desiring hint ro obtoin 16 trinsports of different di mensions for the toe of Mr (It irtlistifil t. H i s Ex iselleney accordingly ;Adresse.' Liinsetf to the shy. owners in the city, offeriog terms Ear the eligog... 'strut of thet number of vessels ; but the tiller hill not, we isti,terst:stitl, been steceissett its I single in staitr..r. as r.. u '.ttlt•rable reluctotlee is sliewii in giving credit t;. she S ! ..intsh Government. The timitports are, no &old, wauir.i for the et.totyasice of (slops in Peru, to et ptiLe tlime lut•t its the expedition to Chili. On week au extenive thick dry fug came sntliletil; im at Bangor, Carnorvonshire. At ten fah lock the town watt alarmed by the cordillera! riogien; of the Pier bell, in consequence of hearing she voiceit of people iu distreva at 111 . 4. It Wll 4 at first thought that some el the tivhing-bouts were out and eenl.l tii.l make the harbour; but it proved to be the hallooing of the MVO of one of the trading sloop', the Prorrdetree, which, in rouvrquvoire of slit...own! of the bell, Ira* enabled to make the harbour in prrfi et safety—but yoting M‘llll, the sou of a re:peg:table farmer in the par ;Ai of A herr fravr„ of the tonne of Jons WiLussts, was slot so fortunate: he had been living the la-t eight yenta with Mr. LLOYD, dritgo,i , t, of Bangor, and hail gene home to sre his friends. prior to his vetting tiff fur Loudon, and in erieoing the fords opptoite Itaitgur, he lost his way in the log, and sea. fouled drowned on the beach the•. following ono r ' ;.; ; the licr.,e get s.le ashore, and was found g rat' Ina near tire :•put. ; 'POLICE. Yesterday .lames Ireliere was brought to the Aire, charr ed nu suspicion of being concerned so liteakilic ul,rn and robbing the I 00000 sr of Mr. thilimr, the !bur-chills lIIAUWIAC.- hirer, in the Shand. It aPpeart d that the Prowl-Moe, accompanied hr Epp son, webt out to supper OW Salnrday 1111,61 ' and returned house at a tr otter omit one o'clitelt. Thefiawile servaut wrest to heel about I 1 o'clock. leaving the .4it.wit door upon the i t o irhie l oc k. the Ms nUlislres INII , . his pas liar, he &seamed every thing to lit n, a great *tale of confusion, upon which lw Mora veil to his SOW, that he 113. sllre cam and dogs hail mgt dime it, and that mom thing most have liappeoed in the him... of a istrious isomer since his aloseme is it, sail strobe, 'petted that the house had been lo Aro i.pi n. Mr. bellolle 1 . . asset with a bghirli (41101.11* .. 111 - ./ the s hip. and pnil.uol ly ansionuced Im bin father that tlicre•oore thieves in the boost, having distinctly arra Cf.! lace of a man from the rellretion ..t the light of ifur candle, imil hr Led on d o ubt but that there was another non. Mr. Bulmser and hia nun both gave a great *bum by re . latctlltt rvlbut " Mord. r .." "Thieves!" " Help!" &e. This alarmed his scream. who came luwu stairs, when Mr. Rnliner's brother, a sieighiumr, who resides at the back of Mr. Itrilieeeti house in Iliilywell-street, a Wrote, and a *mellow., Were nilisiitted, sell SW - 4 entrance the Pn tamer was funnel in the shop, and none of the parties sec , ing him einue into the shop alter the atom was given, i.e being dressed as a ,:oiler and slot known tie any persist', he was reeked who he 1.33, nii , l what he was 11 • g there, to trili‘cii be replied, be rate in from the street use hearing the alarm to msist, and Owl he followed the patrole and watch man into the house, both of these WWI denied string hint rime i• wheu they did, and the female servant who opened the dour to let them in deto..,rsii that she let iu else pato:demo! watchman, and wan ;midi - ivy that they fastened the dour af terwards, coil that it was impossible for him to have (mitred then without seeing him; it was also satisfae 0000 ily proved, that he did out enter the slop *btu Mr. Vultures Mother ur his neighbour were let in. The home hail hen entered by means of a picklock air obehtton keg, alihiMgli the doter wets tlatuhk lucked; an Olio crow wen f wear the inside of the door, which had been spoil in foreilig open some locks, nod a hat of user of the robbers was let behind them. Property of considerable value hail twit rallied off, supposed to be a. much as a Wail COW 1,1 Cu try. The Putro'e slated, that lie had observed the Prisoner lurkeig about !ID. Buttner's house fur ass hour ur two before the alarm. The Prisoner denied the charge, and stated a satiety of circumstances to *remota for hi. lo ing near Mr 'lntoner's Movie. Ou his being taken to the hems., he smied that he lodged in Duke street, where Mr. Rohner via sit to Mitaire his character, het leas tit a rely i.stlttli.retot Met - 011M !ft:lmpel - 1114g: him, Items iisforuied that he titimently staid out all eight A young macs appeared to speak in behalf of the Prisoner, who oated, that M was an claire strangt r to the Prisoner. Oa Waterlon bridge, at twelve o'clock on Saturday night, used a very few 'Monies before the alarm at Mr Bohner . * Mvie. he saw him between the While Hart public-bouse and Mr. Buttner's house. He gave a yrs v strange mid incom prehensible account of himself for Inset us the spot for an hum mud • half; lie said he Ind sopped at au eating-hotitie in the mom time. Three females who were in company with the Prisoner ogi Waterloo-bridge, al It o'clock, attended to coultille the 1:161 ..... Mr. Rohner olvierverf, that if Sir Nathaniel Conant, the sittilig Mairistritr, was satisfied with the &truce pet no, lie slot MO wish to prem. the pfellCCOlioll nglinlit the Primmer. Ihr Marciarate screed to admit the Prisoner to hail, if lie had ant, whim a publican, whose honor io Swau•wrd is IrVwsrgroi to by loose die sorts, males mid females, presrobil him."( an fur our, Nod the Prisoner said he would semi for his wide. Mr. Diesbruw, of the Gemara Pust•uliicr, to be the other. (furor SQUAIIt. IRE LIND. DUBLIN!, Auc.y. The intentltd wit of his Excellency the Lord Livistemmt to the Theatre, On SliquiAy evening, Prrvelited, by the death of his Excellent) . * rvistivp, Lord Anson. Mess Stepitvlts's first appearance as letioda, in the opera of The Slane. stiricted * v."3+ crowded mid:rime lag no ;4 111. Site went through the sui.gtt of the piece, and some loirmioerti wire, Willi all the allevefia V/11101 has t.to 41rveiveilly crowned every eir.trt of hers bince the commencement of her visit le The Flielols of Mr. noweslely hove derldred th e ir iLnenti.ot to Petition the Howe or Cowin eeeee egstiiist the Return of Mr. M 4 • for the County of Gidwiy.—(3/e0 Constituticat.) Nlr. Boyle In tired its thi. City on funds, from C4II k, for she lotrioote of lodging his Petition against the Sheriff", return for the Eire( 00000 ofthat County. %Vt. tualerstand that a Petition has also ber;ri lodged against the return of Sir Nicholas Col. throw, for the City of Cork, by Colonel icitglield. Au Addrero. has been forwarded to Doh liu, signed by the Foreman, ou behalf of the Grand Jury of the county of Cork, to be prtoreuted to Mr. Peel ou Ina departure from this country. We urstler4and, however. that %event! Gentlemen of the Grand Jury have dissented from the Address, that owl,' auhjecis were iiie l ettible with thtir duties as Grand Jurrov.—(Suitthern Reporter.) STA FFOROSIIIR E ASSIZES. John Sel►, aged 16, Thomas Williams, eo. and 7'hoinim Edwards, 15. were indicted tor bicaking open a dwelling•housr at Lot g !on, .tll the chi} lila.. no perftan t►eing ther,i.i„ and stealing various articles ol wedri*ig apparel, the property of Charles 1114nning. It appeared in evidence, that the honse of the Prosecutor was lef; withour al i t' perniai in it on the 3:1 of April. On the alter of that day, the three Poisoners called to beg at the house of a poor willow, toot-al Turner, but did toot get any thing; and the daughter, Ellen Turner. inspecting they were spoil no g I, welched them up LI lane, which leads to Prosecutor'', and shortly hallowed them ; upon her coining near Maimitig's larit-e, she saw ilia. three Prisoners iu for garden, mid Williams within a yard of the frowsy door ; ak soon as they prrce.ved her they ran away. Just at this time, which was aboUt CAIr o'clock, she SSW At ,V 1411• 1111Ig, a young woman about YO, and daughter of the Proirciatior, cowing top the lane, and told her what had happraird. They went together to the house, awl found the window had been broken through, and, uplit examitiatiou, Ann NI in • g unused a quantity of wearing apparel helotigiog to herself. y iambi-Matly went in pursuit of the Primosers, owl alter tlwy tiara gone about a quarter of a mile, agreed to take different roads. After gnwg b..alit (finance, Alm !Visioning overtook Salt and Edwards, and she seized the latter, who had a faunale moiler hit arm. and held Islet until a per son naiiird Clem ley came to her assistance. The Clergyonau of the parish canoe up soon after on horseback, mood pursued Salt, but he got into the enclosures. Ellen Turner overlook Williams in a field, and told Inns he must gia with her, as he had been 'robbing Manning's house ; he dreled the robbers., and went with her. Au old mina, named Sleigh, was sent in pursuit of Salt. and found him to a field, at • okra distance, con cealed is. the ditch. They were sill immediately token brio', a Nlagistrate. The brindle curried by Edwards, contained a pelisse and other wearing apparel belonging to Ann Maio ; upon Wil liams none of the propetty was found ; but upon the person of Salt, was one of the pockets of Willianas'o coat, cootaining a piece of soap exactly corresponding with one which hod been Stolen, mid the hat of the Prosecutor.—Cortale JJJJJ ed. [His Loothohip said this was the first time limit he had or casi oo to speak upon the subject of rewaida, since the passiog of tier late Art. Our aucestoors had thought it wise to it raut by Act of Parliament rewards to persons who should he the means of convicting offenders; but most 'moos übtooes and malywactices bad been brought to light, and the kit Parliaintait had repealed that Act, and gave a discretionary roomer to the Judges; soil be should have felt it his bounden duty to have given a very considerable compensation to the young wounem fur the very intrepid mid proper conduct displayed by them; but the offence was committed on the 3of of April, and the Act was slut repealed lull Juue. The reward therefore stood at before, and lie should direct a large portion to be paid to the young women and old Sleigh. He trusted no one would be found diagram, fol enough to stigmatise this reward, which was due fur having exposed Os. maelves to great danger, and for their very praiseworthy conduct, by the term of bloodommoey, or other upprObrious terms.] RAPE. Santotel Ichkerts. aged 19, was tried for feloni ously assisting a man to ravish Eleanor Norton, ut Tettrishall. iii April last.—Accortliog to the evi dence ut Eleanor Norton, she was overtskeii by the prisoner and Joseph Harvey, about twelve o'clock on a Saturday night, as she was returning lions Wolverhampion. Jenkins held her down, white Harvey ravished her ; they also bruised and abused her very much hi other respect's. She gave infor mat uf the facts as soma as she could reach home, and Arid to a Magistrate the folluw iur morning. Jenkins was taken in the after:loots of the day ; Harvey could not be found. Sir Wis. Gvitnow acted in the triple capacity of Counsel fur the Crown, for the Prisoner, and as Judge. tl'hilst the first witness was under exatni twin!), the Learned Judge ordertfil the others to sitlithaw ; the comequeoce of which was a flat contradition in the `ifidelice of the prosecutrix en d her mother-its-law; and the immediate acquittal of the prisoner. The Margaret. KAY, has arrived in the giver from Greenland. ANNA transport, from lialifalt, on her pas. slur hoarded the 1 ivury, --, of North Slileht-, outer-lugged, note uliatolotted. She oar waits laden. Thum(lay there soil a severe storm of thunder, lightning. nitil rain , tu ninny pasta of Warwick attire. At Coventry it continued to rain *even or right !wire. Northvlid, Ow, the rain fell in Ml►uttdr►nce; und the seems its from twiny other t+nrtr of the i...itaintry sneak of the rain as a great ble.•iog. it being saliva wattled after the late tit ivate henget Tiff TL•'R? LEWES RACKS. WEDNERDAY. •Uitit;sT f. A Sts repotted:4%4 INv.(toor Solloccultess) vine walked (weir Ibe Colone by Id.r, Etzrentrilis colt, by Trdoly. His gajealy's l'Utte of IMIto %At wou by Sir J. Shdley's bey hors.. 1 1 .401110 t% iu tw•o hcog, !waiting Lur.l Egrrinoons Krry horse by Canopus, Mr. Clarks Sidrupitel, at, l two ether•. HUNTINCO)ON RACES. TUTSDAT, AUGUST 4 A Plaie of SO/ T+.l-while Daf Crofton"; ch r. Trictrac, 4 yrs akl, I I Mr. Neale'.. br. f. Thaackraturas, by Thawlethal., 3 yrs 01.1, lib Mr. Platers br f. by Dirk Andrews, 3 yrs 2st 3 blt Lord tiutfirlirs b. c. Acquit°, 4 yrs oIJ, 9st. 11b.• •• . 4 Jr virDNESDAY. A Piste of 501. Two•mite Heals. I). of Craton's ch.f. T, idyll., 4 yrs old, 7.1. 121 b I I Mr. Firmsse+ I) to Fidget. G old, 81.1.51 b. Lora Sullidd's b. c. Atcolo, 4 yrs old, B.t. Ilb dr The Veal Maio of Corks beiirecu Sir Charles Nighlin irate, Bari slid halo Fletcher ; li.il. was uo Wedocadoy as folhors:—J. Reich. r. Esq 14 main battles, 8 byes; Sir C. Niglitiugalt, But. U .114ili bßitifli, no Lyra. NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME RACES. TUESDAY,Iif:U.? 4. A Maiden Plate of auu.l.l the comae and • iiklasoce. John Clifton, Esq.'s b c. Csinetron, 4vi 2 1 1 Lord Rossmore b. g. Casuists, 4 yrs.7st 121 b. 1 3 2 F. R. Price, F.sq 's ch. c. Havoc, 4 yrs 8.4. John Tlionspaan, Esq 's c. c. by Hasolslelismia, 3 yrs. 6st. 1016 John Clifton, Esq.'s b. e. Syntinelry,3 yrs OA. 10:b. 0 dr. Sir T S. M. Similes, Bart.'s e. a Graud Duke dr. Mr. Loire's lo f. by Cmsario,3 yr 5..... Mr. southern's r. li. by Pei-seism A Gold Cup, value 100 cs. and upward., by subscriptions of logs. each. One four mile heat. Charles Wiekstrail, Ilsq's h. h. Duplurair, 4 %rs. 4,141, Bit. I iteiwit Weiwut, Esq 'r b. Frecktick, 5 pa. uhl, b.t. Sib.. 1 Niue drawn. WEDNESDAY. The Members' Purse of .8-c--;: Twice round the course ana II ;list3lire. G. Egerton, Baresc. h. Twin., 4 yrs old, Bst 21b. Mr. Loon's c. f. Sibyl. 3 yrs old, 6st 1116. 4 2 g 81, T. S. M. %husky, Bart.'s b. 1. Belliouits, 3 yrs 6.1. Blb Jolla Cliftoo, Esq 's b. c. Symmetry, 3 yrs old, 6st. Four drawn. A Struepstakea of 50. each, with .1044. added. Twice round the course and a distance. Sir T. SM. Stanley, Has c. c. by Archduke, Pat.3lb. 1 Esq.'s b. m. by Sorcerer, Bit 2 Steen drawn. THURSDAY. The Puhlicans' Plate of Mom - - %Tr Grant's b h. Cavanlai, 6 yrs. old, Nat. 10:b 1 1 Sir H. Nehluirpe, Rt Everlasting. 6ys ulii, Ba. 1011). 3 2 Mr. Suutheru'a c. h. by Peruvian, b yra. old, Sat. 9lb 2 3 Three drawri. R. J. Wilmot, Fog M.P. and T. Twemlow, Esq. are ap pointed Stewards fur the utxt 'meting. COUNTESS OF Si'. GERIIAINS. On Monday last was interred at St. Germaine, Cornwall. the much-lamented and deservedly-re icirited remains of Cisroline, the Countess of St. Germano, aged 53 years, PROCESSION. Reverends—Peuwarne and Sop.. Phy•ician—Woolleupibe. Surgeons—Lielle sud Laffer. urevit Di:AREAL_ The Earl of Mount Exasoullo; Sir Lemon, Bait.; Sir Wont, Bart.; lion Captain Pelew, It N.; Captain Nash, R R; J. H. Tternayne, Esq. ; C miss 1111 l er Shield; J. T. Cory tun, Lsq. ; and Joseph COIRINE, carried by twelve of his Lordship's Tradesmen. (MIFF /40111,1 ests. The Right Honourable Charles Yorke, Miss Carew, and Sir Joseph Sidnry Yoke. The Honourable William Eliot mud Miss Eliot. Two Nurses. Stewards, Mess's. Lugger and Mewburn. To rive W..men &Twain', two and two. F o urteen Men Servants, two and two. Twenty Freemen of Liskrard, two and two. Fourteen Fiermen of Saint Gel mains, two and two. His Lin dship's Tenantry. Children of her Ladyship's Charity School, consisting of two buys and elghteen girl., wish their Goweruei.s, all i;full ant;ur oo iii g dretwes, followed by a Tail cuovaarse uf people, massy of whom wero in close mourning, as a lest y uf rup.cl to departed worth. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORIVINOUTR, AVOUIT •. Yesterday arrived the Rnrhefurt, Viogear, ilatstiliea, sod Prometheus, fr a cruise; aiiil wiled the Royal George yacht for Brighton. Ars i veil tri-ilay the schooner Arabella, tiolhrow, from St. hlirlisei's, out 34 data, put in fur provigions and water; souk? ma the id of Austroq. in lat. 47. 3. N. long. S 51. W. the cannot Zephyr,of Stockholm, from Teneriffe, out eight week., all *ell was boartkol by an Insurgent privateer schooner tiro days before, who plundered her of I weld y casks of wine. Also arrived the Auua tranaport from Halifax with troops, last from Cowes; and the Spehe,Quiutou, from Lou don fur ludia. PLYMOUTH, AIA:ItsT 7. The l'rince Edward, Perviam, of this port, that staled (1001 hence on Wednesday last, for Prince Edward's I•taad, was run down the same night, off the Uzarit, and sunk, by the Zephyr, —, of anti from Liverpool : clew saved. AUGUgT S. The squadron which "stied from this pot about Iwo months sitter parted compail ou Thm,tl4y. The Ven i zeui, Roehefort, Ramt!ita, ttulwark, and Prometheus, passed sip Char•ntl in the ui 6t ; and the Tomcod, Kull ticrland, Spencer, Sup. rtt, and ito.o t, arrived heir yrstt•rday. The Northumberland, neet3llllpailied by the Gieciatt r sailed again its the atenowis lu the 1.41.1.1111.1. We ■re sorry to announce the loss of the brig Prime of this pest, William Perrians, 11sairr. She %ailed from Showhawse Pool on Wesluessilay sisorinug, in for St John's, New Brunswick, and at twelve o'clock at when about 12 miles from the Ltairil Point. was rim clown by the briz Zephyr, of Yarn ttttt th, end within two minutes after being struck, went to the Tlw Cap tain anti trrw saved tlw •Ives by swimming to the In ig, Iluch was Maw materially %I:imaged. her bow being skier is, by the shriek. The cies were hustled, and are n141.11(1 Ihrso its the greatest distress, baring lust tidy thing they pa nned. FALMOUTH, ♦UGUST 7. Arrived 11w Shamrock, from a cruise. Sailed llw Duke ut Seat ptLet, with a mail for Lisbon. BULL, •uocrr 6. - - - - Arrived Ilse Cherub awl the Aurora, filen Gleenlnnil—. Ihr former wills 33 g.h. 513) utility, alga the letter with 7 C4O butts Putt a., the bilt, tie 1.41.,1 'beau), ratkva, flea ditto, With 11 bah SW butte. Pill F. OF RAW As state) by the Tallow Mrite,s. hislieveril:l.;t..4e 9.1 n . Wel - Inapt,' Mark,' 4s 0,•1 A tee age .... Its 8:01 purr.. )F T.11.1.(1% TIOWIi . 1 . :11111W BY 0 ' V.11.0w ;Z.ISSIM 79 0.1 OJ %Vbirc.ll/1.,.. 7th Od —ll 0.1 &hap •liito... 7th (hi 0.1 Meliaur Shoff 704 Od LhOuroogio..4o4 OJ --. 04 fifd II 'A' I , : rs. corN rxeIiANGF. Misvnur, AtGu•T 10 Alllemell we load erros•iilorsble of %%lent, awl 3 tistantily It fl itstesold fmut Inat vet , s. She wok. wrre etas r brisk, at last illossrlay's ptires. Oats are in .letne”.l, All , l .Irarer. Booby fully cuppoits its ' , flee. et• and no allerritimt. SWITHFIF.I.I). Jto.oar, Auoue`r O. This sany's market was fully supplied with 'th'e Kessts, sod the ch. wof Cattle in arocral was pretty Cued. H.l fis dearer; iamb and Yral wile cheaper:, Muslim anti Pork Ml.l at 1 t price., a n d the trailr to: the moat part wR. .01 , 1.. what brisk --The'salis ill till' H lIp'11:11kIA were rather Colt pillerahlt. : Has. Straw, and Clover. f. trlit4 last ;wit.... Subju:ned if 3 Corr. CI YintertlClli oh the pi ices saiiII:UILIIM Ito : TIP nick the offal per %Wile. of 8111. Reef I*. 8.1. to 4. 104. Head of Cattle thi* day : Mut toil 44. CU. to ss. 0.1 Reasta ! 7;t) i..stela .. 4s. Si to fis. 0.1. Stu rp and Lambs ....17,300 1".•11....4a 01. to 6s. 01 r:ilits 34t0 P0rk....35. 8.1 to 5. 81 I P•es H AY—MARK ET Hay....... 4/ Os ltd. to 81.155. 04. Straw Clover 4l. 10.. Mt. to W. (h. J. NEMI;ATF. AND LEADENII.II.I. MARKETS. (Ry the Carctiss ) Beef .. 3,4 0.1 to 4: 2.1 1 Veld 4. 01 t .. 4.1 Slullon.. 46 Oil to 46 6.1 1 Pork.... 4. 0.1 to 5: lid Lamb 54 . 1. 041. to es 441. PI:ICES 01? HAY AND STRAW T. .141/0• • 4. lIIHITFCIIIPPL. 110 y 5t Et: 4),1 to 91 9s iki I Hay —V 0- 0 .1 to Of 0 Al Rio AV, il, 14. 04 toll 17.. 0,1 New .1.. 01 03 011001 O. 0.1 Cluveso/ Os 0.1 to 0/ Os 01 Atm* 2/ 12,0.1 to 41 16. 1 04 Clover et IN 0.1 1.. or 0, 04 'AT, per st..ssr of 8I1). As state.' by the lititrhers. At. JRIAIII . I. M •rkrt . 4, 0.1 1 Clare hillThAprl Mat krt 4• 9.1 Mark, 1.. .. Os 0.1 New:tat...MlAs - krt.. 0111 04 Avernre ...... 4. 0.1 ',.SOAP, /se. per Ilt11). suap.. ..... Mottled Curd Pairs (;rsees ?Os Os Good .. 104 Os PRICE OF CANDLER; From Tallow Chao{Hem Hall. Price of Coodim, p.r doss, 13a Rd—Hoohlc, ISa N. 6d. per duzro Cloned for rraal money. PRICE OF LEATH ER. Runs, 50 to 54111 is cash 23,1 to 24.1 pr lb. Ditto, 411 to Milos earl, —d to —.I Dressing Holes .. Isa to told Fine Cieteli Hides Crop Hides 35 to 4111tei forrittting-111,1 to 201 A Ditto 45 to 5( 1 11.,.......... 2 0 1 . ,,1 to 22.1 Calf Skins 30 t o 41)11., 22.1 to RIM Ditto 50 to 7011. s 30d to nem Ditto 71) to nolbs . .. 311.1 to 1534 S:nall Seals (Grey:lL:N.l 23.1 to 27.1 Lame iiitto Tainted 11(1:'Se 1311111, Spanish 110r.,i. hairs 26,1 to 24.1 RAW HI MIS. Best Heifer: , and Steers (per Oraboars. .24 04 In 2• 2A stutW .. 24 8:1 t o 3 * (Id Market C:•li „Or. to 10. ••:.• Iv Middlings 2. 4el to 2s Cd Eng. Ilurse 9* Oil t..10* 0.1 PRICE or 1101'S, per Cwt. LIAGS. r. w rootris Kent.... 15/ 0v to lq/ las Kent.... 101 0% 't o tott Q s Isosttex.. IS/ Os to 17/ lOs Susiox 18/ 10, to Os rureign.. 41 Os to 6/ 08 Essex.. —/ Os to —/ Os Farnham —I Os to —/ Os 10/ to 101.0.. Forel tp, NO; COAL MAIZICV.T. Aucurr In. Ships at Market. Shin. Sold. Price. 36 N. rail le . . 2O 35 , .. 94 to 43s 114. 11 Su oder la tut I SWIM Cos I BIRTHS On the gni of A ogu.t. at Ropley roitare, nea► Alresfunl; the lacy of Caputo' Shirreff, R.N. of a daughter. ihr 28th Jo lc, at Fontainebleau, the La :y William Junta Lye, R.N. of a attn. MARRIAGES. The Rev. nabrrt Williams, of Haiigor, earuarrionshire, M Ann. dauzlitei of Mrs. Howard, uear Oriuskuk Jnhn Wick IL nnrtt , Eq. 0f laleston, Glainurgaba'anc, to 3145. Wyndham, ul Dunraven Castle. DearHs. On Friday last, in Brook-tot -eel, the infant son of the Hun. Thomas v d two uwo th. On Friday. the 7111 inst. in the 76110 year of his az^. Francis Neu hrry, Esq of St. Paul's Chu,ch yowl On Thursday. the nth inst. at C•-.man ho.ue, 13,101 , 11, the Meld lady Cluirl"lte Eyre, sccun I daught.r of the Earl of Newburgh, aged 26. iitc;H ‘VATFR THIS DAY AT I.ONDoN PRIDDL Nloruisag 50 after 8. I Evetsing 311 after t. PMCE OF STOCKN YESTER DAY. 3 per Ct. lirtl 7B I link. 11.no11 95 96 pl. 3 prr ('t. Cone.. .7711 I E. ti:ll.. 2. ..18 19 w. 31 pc( Cent. (nue) BOl- 1 !Mtn. 21.... 19 18 pr. 4 per Celli , . 97 I Lottery Tickei•loi. vto. 5 per Ct. N.An 10 6 ,1 Llinnium....... / I di.. Bank L. Ann. 24/ 11-16 I Cone. fur Aee 7711 WOR the Cure of Old Wound% Ukere, Chit !! hiatus, Sore Legs, Scorbutic or Scrofulous Brintworr , , Chapped Bawls, Burn, ;or brae:, St ibo Ihotsy'a For, Gatizrene or Mortification. Sore or Scald' Heako, Gibes, Shingle., Tenets or 16..4-worms, FiviMa ter Piles, Leprosy or Yaws., Eruption, Co Ihr Vet e:, Nose, or Pity part of the Human Billy, SOLOMON'S iwrLll. GENT OINTMENT, a safe, spre ly, rerun's, efficacious external Remedy, which has been used in the atom Dn• eases nob iiiipdralleleol at:it:rill swami!, of fur , r•lire years 'the Inventor pledges Idolise:1 for it, ooreoly .ord won. derful efficacy, nut °illy in the Cll4Ol 1:1::1111l'il 10 , bill Mao its throw inaplematit ulcers •hoch nee pnny to 1 ,..4:10.11+ team., and which ale too impo.tart wad alarming to U. the blightest comineut. Soil by Leigh, Id, Strand; Barrie, ISO, Oxford ; Settue and Co. liuw Chin eli•vardi Butler, ; Tub?, Exchange; and Ward, Holborn. Where may be had, the celebrated ABSTERCENT LOTION, not effectual Cult: 60- !?.options 00 the Fare aml Skin, particularly Pimples, finocLea, Tellers, fling WM ., ,••• Tan, Su:thane , , Frecklo . r. Stooteles, Prickly Was. ft oho. , of the Nnse , Sack, Area. ice. Scorbutic and (\or roan.. Eruptions ut every dracroutiali, brig the abut acquisition and appendage to the I"ilet, eirrr uIT.-red t. Nubility and Geodo , r in (I. CII:leJ N. ire 4v 64. and 2.. Oil pro bottle, dolly iiteLpOr.. , Re careful to obiterve the words 4 tvoill Snlniaua, 1 7 . it" pool," eugrawed on the St a d ili u ut which OUlle 4,1 LONDON Prooted and Posbli•liteci ut Inr tAilio, N... I! wScre A.!ver:isconrnh err ncrivet. " MuSl hP 111,11.30.11.- C h , .. Cionestef. Inn. Prioorr.--J. WHIlr. : ruisll4oes -..++ „_,,,: