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IIAYMARK ET THEATRir. This theatre opened. lest night. for the .season, with tile amusing comedy of he Poor (vodka's'', ellicii was performed in • very surierior mainter. Osi this occasion. Mn'. E. BLANCHARD. the second daughter of Mr. BLANCHARD, the comedian, of Coveirt-garden, made her first appearance. iii interesting character of Emily Wortkingstoi. She is a very young lady, gracefully formed, and pos sesses a handsome countenance. Her voice is wea k, but its tones are pleasing. She eUstaitted the character of the sensitive with much and was most favourably received. Mr. J. RUSSILLL, whom we recollect to have serer. some frw seasons since. at the English Opera, appeared fur the first time on these boards, as ullapod. Mr. Rus.u.i, is a clever. lively, bust ling performer. His style of acting is chaste, rosy, and natural—mod his perfect knowledge of the business of the stage gives him a consi derable superiority over the generality of per formers, whose exertions have been principally confined to provincial theatres. His delineation of the coxcomical apothecary was extremely ludicrous, and, in some points, quite original. This Gentle. in in will be found a very valuable adjunct to the Haymarket company. These were the only novel ties of the evening. The other characters were supported by long-establi-lied favourite, of the politic. Mr. Triage' Sir Robert Bramble cannot be exceeded for pure comic spirit. He seems to iden tify himself with the humorous peculiarities of Sir Robert. to which. without any apparent effort. he Imparts a degree of force mid vigour, that renders them highly sur.osisig. Mr. Amu, as the volatile, but noble-hearted Frederick, was as he ever is, all buoyancy and spirit. It would be difficult to find • more impressive representative of Lieutelsoot Wor thington then Mr. FROTH. In his performance are united gentleness of manners, unaffected dig nity, and true feeling. The Liextenoist's advice to his durighler was admirably delivered, and called forth a general burst of applause. The parts of Stephen tlorrowbg and Corporal Foss, were very ably represeitted be Mr. Russvi.t. and Mr. TOIELY. Lady Loettibi MAC 1 übb wits perform by Mrs. OATEN Purr in her most comic style. The house was well 1611. d. TO THE RairOß OF rex BRITISH PRIORS. Sig—Whilst mete hesitates of the public service ass girtotg moblicity to the grieves''', they (sheer under, permit me to all your ettentior to the situation of the Captained' Clerks in the Navy, several of whom, during the late war, were, in con.. wiener of their big seivitude nod propriety of conduct, placed in "scam situations as Acting Parsers In the AdassreM cusausesthng on foreign station., the CINI. Ilreistioe le which rank, by the Lure Comounnourry of the Admiralty. was imeidreitly looked eip to as the reward of their exertion.. Al she latter end of the late war, slid it a lime, too, plies room ..... was liberally dispense-din &germs. °Seers olio her chsses. an Ord r In Commit was passed, dated 13d July, 1514 which forbade the natio gas mom Paro►a, rail* fax a.mber oo the ILO exceeds Lial of the Alps in Om any, arrlasire of Meer baildrot 'rise severity with which this Order operates is *Woos : they are dismissed without any halbpay, or other remanera_ two for their service% white a handsome pecyries was made by th-ir I Wr.l.hlps dtr :other chimes. The mamas-eskers (llsal id, emblem, bosismpas, mid =Trains) patlisslarly cep pros 1.1. d for beliMil their 401 talltroitsPhoPrt, lied in a lamps/v . which must ever be gratefully remembered by all raiih• In she &wince, as slfrrd•ng ample conviction that the of Admiralty ere by so meows umwindfal of the well fare I the inferior Wirer% who are depesidant on their own condom for promotion ; fur th► warrant-Akers must owe the late lib cal prtivisisay ortde fur them solely to their Lord ships' hersirecilence, a. fitop cannot be supposed to possess notch isniPlead falba:vs. Indeed their Lurdatips am not clefs wet isi liberality to the Navy in general, but it meal ap pear rri.1..111 to every impsetial ''*amine►, that the Captains' Chas of lung abseiling i. 6 the Navy, and good ehertattee, Live mit been fairly dealt with—the sishictunate indivadoels attacked to this class have sot neglected to make OCCASIONS! ;fp senlalitnia of their case, in respectful memorials sad peini .... s, praying raker si Iy asd coquet-11y : that each is th.• cam% I is•lierr, caanoi he denied, and in an imMenee have they lust sight ut; or failed, in the respect due to the high personages they addressell. If so, surely their lawilships moll oils fail so bestow some sulice on t h en, nut of respect in the officers they have served seder, whose interference on theiibehalf cannot avail them without some eels:stiles of the Order in Council, which eves their Lordships theassehres, in tittle is/irate capacities, admit the hardship rad severity uf—snil it should be horse in rind that no promotive was MC114.41 to the Clerks at the, lisle of passing the Order its ('oscitil—unat nol•te should also be takes of that clause Morrie', which readers rend:dates for h parser*. warraat is rteble 'fur the ate of shiny-dye. 'fins is, Jacked, a swrepilie elawse, mad its injuriuttu effect could Newer have toes. cousabsred at the time of framing the said Order is Connell ; and all well-ousters to She Miry, sad (needs lei cu,uttuto juotte, mad sireeerrly hope that their Lordships' ollet.ttou (if if it leaf afrerrdp) will before lung he lensed to the t . stosiititio of this elan who, though haatble, are err wily in some degree desen;ioi their Lordships' proteetlai and Itiltlf. Na haviint dens their duly in the siatiuss urre pbeceJ is—sad forUseiroore, as having II) no stews comfits. al awnings's to the bare perfurainnee of thin July, but nu all irecasi.us strove to estate -their seal fur the Mtt lee. It mot he acknowirdecil that their Lordship bare, sopernuaserary Cieth to *oat ships in commis- rum, zit is bulwistene• to some of this clams oho were literally si.oviitz. and is Moat appointee/as the prersresre Aas balm joist , ' Nina to the woe dolorviog owl weedy ; I,wl Ibis be ibrittAi, and really cbasttalge regulation, can embrace hut It p/11110 ..f the nelfor.unste sufferers, awl is war leapt). nary; I,r admitting tbat done appointed are entyttoyed iMU e dine 'eta, the) cannot possibly put by mach front tbrir Wain to manila, them whew raid off, sod dismissed as' boron reprorided for, which most be deo case, trades, in deed then servitude (fouriers years) entitles deem to a pu sh' as M 1 ,1•11.41, which is a truly heartwentlang picture, after lotrour for lousy years worst ht) Majesty ' s uniform, ass°. tiated with violent% inaintatuell ash stscrearsocro sad •I• u... b ris toi ttil. red it) the service as such. Tat 6.1 hi:h authority which presides over the British ?fatty MOW their claims be represented with any prospect of Porreoi, unit 1 1 0.VeVt-t reluctant Goveraosrai may be to increase IN riutilic expenditure, jostle, ought to be dune; Cw it is 5 - 111:1) usijuo to. drug this elan all sects. to foliate Irsticino...t, .44.1 to 444soitss them, after harts* limo *tit bole Nit I.fo'ly, •ii Imo t recompile, fur the pat, Mill ens. har t 1 . , vrylitertle of ibis wallow, which Is cell'. ready t.. r. r.u.i its defenders awl baleful retrains. Jali 13, It ttl. it In ton%risente of 1'd . ..m..160 bring given by Mr.slll - of S, its.trittotr, woullroaat tut, that TIMMS,. II"' of IC Clement's Ins, had *rot a chatlemer 110 J. E.g. Watt ..rt upy lac • bamboos as Is, tn... iu light a c:arr, And a•lieb chalk age be bad sra s..se at • spoo-r *4O sterol.* by Mr. Smash. contrary to the pew.... rare am WAD ponied. and iYos. Krna, jig our of the yr.treatay ramming is, lake both Mr. G" l .* 411 4 ,1r SiOssis sash.. ts.tiNty, The atfir.r. rareee.irti Likiiic gr. ( ..1 , bronchi haw b. lose a Maltuotrair, ac ts I e.o.m.* by tar.. hand., whets Mr Vol, awl hi. anreisea buttuil keep tbe peer. Mr. Smith was oat of bovt. LAID ATE LLIGENa. COURT OF CHANCERY, I.lvcatiee li%, WtDOESDAY, JULY 15. APPEAL TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS. lADV YKANCINI SICILY ♦ANS TRIIPSIIT, a Ilher ell 4 Nerd el Cowl, by kr west frieed. liiveßAl FL AYO Es o TAYLOR. Esq. 41 P. e. THE COUNTESS WE •STISSW, LORD STEWART. ORME, owl OTHERS. Thr Court wto excriwively crowded at Oh Clltly hour, its expectation of this cane liliuX mentioned. The Loup ettstscat.Loit came tutu Court at half-past tea o'clock. Sir ARTHUR PIoORTT—" I am desired to state to your Lordship. that ill the CAW of Tempest moil (hde, we have received notice from Mrs. Taylor of her intention to appeal to the House of Lends from your Lordship's judgment, and we are anxious that the appeal should proceed as fast as possible, but they cannot go on until your Lordship's order is made out." The t i qaD CHANCELLOR—I' Take the order that the Master's report is confirmed th it it is not an Improper marriage, with au entry of the wiped!. Let the inarringe be restrained until the effect of the 111.IIPNI is known, and the other restraints to he taken off the parties, and the Master proceed with the settlement without prejudice." Sir S. Houtt.r.y came into Court shortly lifter wards, and addressed his Lordship as follows :-- " My Lord, in the case of Tespest and Orde, I am requested, on the part of Mrs. Taylor, most respectfully to intimate to your Lordship thst it is her intention forthwith to appeal to the House of Lords from put Lordship's decision." The LORD Cli taciumit 44 Sir Arthur Piggott mentioned this to Sue before you came into Court, Sir Siumel ; I sill very glad you have adopted this course, because I shall have the satisfaction of being set right by their Lordships if I have been wrong. This case has been to me a source of mast palatal anxiety, anti I sin happy that it will come before a superior trii.alial. Take the order, Sir Samuel, as aieutioutd before you came lido Court." INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, JULY lb. I. She cue of GEoaos Dooms°. The Insolvent had been examined before the Court on the Bth of May last, and remanded to prison, it appearing fiotp his own answers that dur ing the interval between his committal and exami nation he had sold a horse and cart, the price o f which had lint been applied for the benefit of his creditors. A rule of Court had since that been nh.. tined, to show cause why the Insolvent ohoold not be further mutinied on the matters touching his Petition, grounded on his affidavit, which stated ;hat the answers which had induced the Court ti; re-commit him, had proceeded from his misunderstanding the questions by the exam' g Counsel; and further, that in 1814. he had been declared a Bankrupt. and that in February of that year. the horse and cart in question had been disposed of by Mr. White. his assignee. to Joists Jones, his (Insolvent's) brother-inidavr; and that his house and fixtures had been purchased of the assignee by E. Jones. another brother.iii-law, for his own use. and tint for the use of the Insolvent. not bring his property since, any further than that he was in passeseion of them for Jones, and that since the above time, he had not acquired any pro perty to satisfy the demands of his creditors. Mr. BARRY. on the I►ant or the opposi►►g credi• tors, showed cause against the rule. Ile produced the affidavit of the latter, who swore that the horse and cart stated by the I►tsolvesit to have bee's wild in 1814, wete not the saute with those alleged to have been since said—that the Insolvent had been the owner of many homes sod carts since 1814— that he had. after his bankruptcy. retaken lois for mer premises at a resit of 601. a year, and carried °is the business of a baker there to the amount of 200/. a week. Mr. POLLOCK, on the part of the Insolvent. stated from his affidavit. that the house, fixtures, and all the p►operty. of whatever description. in the use of the Insolvent. belonged to E. Jones, for whom the Insolvent. since his bilokruptcy, had merely conducted the business ; that the debt or the opposing creditor amou►ued hut to 5001. and that he had, in the course of hi. business. received 14,0001. from the liosolvent. _ Rule made ah.olute. on condition that the op. posing creditor he paid his coats ; and the two Jone.'• produced to be examined. Mr. ItsstsaT muvrd fora rule to skew cause why Edward hlrinney, an Insolvent, of Liverpool. who bad bees) remanded by the Court there, should not be re-examined. The affidavit of the opposing creditor. the ginund uf his re-en ttttt Una!, said, that he *as not rsmiled to a discharge from VI/ hill err ditnrs. us he had Leen ttitity of gross injustice towards Jilt 'creditors. Rule granted. Mr. Puttocu obtained a ►ble to chew cause why Joseph Coke, an Insolvent, who had been dis clkirgrd from the Sessions Court at Lancaster, should not undergo • further examination. The opposing creditors had brought witnesses from the distance of sixty miles to 1.4911M4tr ; hut the Court there ha►•ing established * rti!e winch they slid not stiffietenty publish, that three dayi no. titer nf nppoaiti ssss is to be giver. to the Insolvent, the witiiesttes s.unld riot be examined through de fect or notice, and the Insolvent sous discharged. Op Ireihiertlay afternoon, • young woman (aerostat to •111'r Gothriu, of Chesterton) attempted to put ao rod to ber existence by banging herself in the cow-house. The trios action WO. tied about five lock, ilw Slate of brining the coos home: upon their offish' at the row-h u ose do ur , whirls was open, Ihry all mask • soffit's.. slop. This um usual riictunstance lettractrei thi nutter of the drive►, who wriet forward, and to Its., horror and aetouir.l.snrul paw the kioslr suspended fruits a beam; she was (+alio& firm to ti le rope wills her bands ore( her head, and appeared its the greatest agonies; but with much difficulty, sued egtoiast Aer trill and effuits. lir mist her dim is Mill Nil( rtraril in pi every lag site vital spiA. She ww supposed to bur hung for three minutes lwfeou hr was discovered; hunt set, by dual a•n•t , nre lees recovery is iu a fair ray for rump:ohm. She had adopts,' She usual methtitl of mnnnting o n a slim!. Anil ulsas. her towel was its the oW..►r, ktrk.d il astile, I'he I Misr of this lash act origisiand 111 a young man, to whom she 1...1 ...lined 1"-aving his count.), id cuts. srpi. at.e °I A t.ontt,suu with luuthLr Puale. jp. , o*4 f ; k )WTAL ours • int was exhibited at Ifarthoriinzli ;keel Police ' Iffssfrtdry, somata a 'Slaty-le-hone courlable, of the *me wf (Onini, or uunauthoic tool ilainteititisly woo•fltug Mr %Mg, this , 6.114114 a shoat ou in one of Ilse po hl te It appcsrt-4 by the sullentrost or !lemons, mrsocers to the parties, that a druukrn num aas font •Minc with a W 11114 1 ,14 Mn in Dorset Street, when intrifrreil, sisal his c loot caused Mr Kiug to remonstrate. wille-nt skewing any authority. seised sir. KW!. swore he alumni so to the wateh.house also, and struck and ill-treated how The Con stable nest attacked him with a hed-kry, and room's I hog datscerou‘ly by repeated blues alp on I the liens?, which pro duced blood from the ears. In this stale Is Kific unit elm. veyexl home in a ihorgertins Male, and his situation was de scribed by a rerisficele. Cullum wro not to he found yes terday, but officers are in search after Ism. 711 E ULTRA-ROYALIST PLOT. The Report of an Ultra-Royalist coospirocy, recently dierovereci in Paris, has been touch ques tioned, and generally considered es totally debtitiate of foundation. Within these frw dais, however, we find it revived in some Or thr London Papers, upon the alleged authority of private letters from that city, detailing cbciamstancrs confirming its actual existence. Among there rtretttost•triers, addressed to the sceptics, with a vie* to re .... ve their doubts on the subject, are 11w wrests by judicivl process ; the dnewarelits in the prenwaviovi of the legal authorities; the great number of persons cited to appear before the Judge of In struction ; the well-ascertained of Gene.. CANUEL, who has nut answered tile Judge's summons; the discovery of the clandestine presses of the faction in a detached house in the Marais, and the removal of 'eyelid regiments from Paris. These are urged isi private letter/. na 14014 ruffeseeit to overcome 11w most obstinate increditlitv ; but we cannot forget that plots were lately the order of the day in every country in Europe, and that n Mir ulster, seeking to brat down the Ulird-Royalist*, and bring thous into discredit, nine find a •1010' " 1 rfill,rliii . ilt for that purpose as it woul.l lw in Eng land for the purpose of sissileinliog the 1-14 ems ('urpus, mid casting all odium 011 this cause of Re form. One of the private !rues's to which we al lude, contains the f.llowis•gaddllinsist particulars: Oa Weslnewlay, the 24th of June, sin the rising ut the Kine's Cuaoril 111 SI. Cloud, the linsiatera were to be *emelt by a detachment at the home grenadiers se the Ist miliaria of La Roehe Jaequelain, and cvaveyed to the fortress of Viseemses. A part of the 311 regiment of the guard, Colongl Rerthier de Sstisigilies. mud a part of the 2d Swiss regiment, were to be paned io erholet., on shoo road from Voneennes to At Clued. About 3.000 men, composed of garotes-du-roorpa, Venoleana, the old Royal Voltioterro, &c. were to am mble at the same hour in tlw Place du Carrousel, with a countersign, whence they were to muds to different preffrlerroined pulints.alid pro ceed to arrest and carry off a annul number of Ilse public functionaries. The istsurreelion troops were to be commanded by Gene rals C— and assiided by several superior officers of the Guard, whose flaw.% circulate in public, but which I w.fraiu from *motioning, in order to avoid the risk of itijus. lice or error. 4moug the principal leaden of the plot (who were Rot to Sc 4 in a military rapacity) are wirotinited, brothers, de Yom, de C—, de P—, 4e P—, de T—, de V--, and several others who occupy a high rauk io the Stale. (hi the first part of the plan being carried into effect, hail the King, whose courage and firmness of character is known, refused to sign his •b•iieation, it is said that it was then the intention of the eitnaporat. , ra to proceed a la Paid premier. General Cannel was to he Minister of War General Do natheu, Cotninander of the Divisiou of Paris; M. d► Cho- Seattlwiaad. Minister for Foreign Alfaires; NI. de Villele, Minister of the Interior; M. de Bruges, Miuister of the Ma. fine; de Fitskimes, Minister of the Kong's Wambold ; M. 4c la Kourdonuaye, Minister of the Police, etc. COURT OF INQUIRY. At a Court of Inquiry, held •t the Castle of Nornieli, in the vedierday se'oniglit, be fore the Umlrr-Slieriti, the following ease was hi..ird : JOBS 'maw r. ISAAC aTIIP. WIC. WIIITLAV, and THOMAS STAGE. This was en action brosight nominally against the De fendants, who were conatalitee, but virtnally against the late Mayor of Norse,. h (Crisp Browny, Esq.) for entering the shop of the Plaintiff, who wells fruit near Fye.hridge, and illegally taking frusta the shop ■ quantity of oranges. 'llse venue had, at ike instigation of the Definalant., been chimed Guns the city to the counly,on the grouted 11141 an impartial Jury could out he empamielleil in the city. The Defessilanta bad suffered judgment to go by default, and the Jury bad only to assess the amount of damages. Mr. ALDtasoll, on the part of the Plaintiff, stated the ease to the Jury, and called witneeu,s to p.ove it. On the subject of damages, hr observed, that Ire trusted the Jury would feel as Englishmen, mud give the Plaintiff the amongst laid in the declaration (00f.) for the infringement of his liberties, and she damage he had sustained by the trespass which had been reinstated, The circumstances of I Isr case were htirffy 45 foll o w : On Sunday. the 4th of January last, about fire or six in the evening, the late Mayor entered the shop of the which was partly open, and asked him if he were a baker?— He replied" No" The Mayor then called in five constables, and ordered them to lake away some manges ; they took away 200, without any other then verbal authority from the Mayor. The 22th Car. 11. enacts, Ilia. goods exposed to mile on a Sunday 'should he forfeited, but previous to their seizure directs a warrant to be sigyed by 4 Magistrate. No sorb warrant had been signed, and entisequenily the seizure was illegal. The late Mayor had ib,sattetted to seise all the goo& is the shop, but when the constables bad told out 240 oranges, the Mayor diverted theta to stop, and be would tx'e'se the Plaintiff fur the present. Mr town'', on Ihe part of the Defendant, spoke in Mi tigation of damages. He mitt wird that the Mayor Ira praiseworthy is the action he had dime, and hail only dia. played a little want of legal knowledge in his manure of pre. forming it; of this the Plaintiff had taken advantage, though he had certainly committed the offence for which his Otislo tad been seized , that therefore no damages beyond lire value of She twanges might to he given, hewn, if snore were given, it would iailisertly earourage the profanation of the Sabbath. The Leariird Counsel venerated his opinion, that the Defeisilaut• might have hero ja.lifed ois a trial, acting as they did under the personal ihrectitui irf the Mayor. The Uuder-Shrreft, 11c. Tayber. 1166 addressed the hort my rrnpaeleall%, olrn Eying, 'hat ,itiry were to .C.414;01 . uMIMa Ihr ?Wheat was not luttllyd to seemethiiii entire than the whine of the orantera, fur the tumble and asaiitty he had antlered by the rawest prureedinga The Jury C 4011.11 lira sum, tivie, and K4ie a Irerdiet hit Lite Plnuuth daraug , i3l. Tio. re irk• a if.le.able supply ul sample% at Norwich Mar. itei att.l cia lb e•tmeilo ..ea an ativasece irrite, pas hru14.1% flat.:, the c . • . . Lru.K I L .1—..-' to ire de- rl4 %lain' 11 , 0 f, Tu. datru Or al, Hell show %old. tut airottiot of thr o:acrit) of Gill, due: • fteratr. l porclumerk; tbrrt were rieuty of lasubb, whach Usgh pmts. s • bRE.I7)PDL ACC !DENTS. et. , . . A few minute; before four o'clock ve.terday, as 74...W.ite, the architect, al omitted by 4r. Dudley, overseer of Ili work, were on a tufty scaffold hi the intr. tor of Burlington.. House, tteamiuing the plagiervis work cud toroires about the crilliii shy.lighti, 'Tyro people being Olt tbe sratbild. ass 'dory both, iiiie of the Iloilo, k. selielTed tau f eh, e..eight, and were prreipit Need to the hottom on She st,:iie received a severe cal OU she bat k of Ida lue4d, stud /Weelllll be4l/1414 nu eke looly Ms Seabrook, the nia.ter c.irpenter, mud Mr Rugg, the f0re111.51,1160 ell snail 1 , 4'10.1.11. brollies ; hue Mr. Willey, we are *wry to say, had nut r.t firelors4le ne eitspe., hotting his tele broken iti two plates net*• the kate, and before he could ITT iesesied front his prailueis situation. a Seery beam fell Olt If Anil AlllWeeell it to liners. /lc. was tarried hike his •parilineids it II isiliiiiioil.tioser; — ^eird — llatittial assistance aas ins mu dime's proctored, when it iris funnel electivoy to !Live the leg vispiLlairti. The rust received each wort ur 1..41 injury, Leal out of any artily* civisetinetice. Un Thantlay ee'isidelet •.rime■ accident tar Ist. An. drew St. John, Fw44, of traytim, Norfolk, by the breaking lures of tier I.ytoi :toil 1 1 .tkeoltarn conch, 'leer Newmarket, which Whim op in bioy unforletialelv broke his leg and one of hie tips ; I.e 41 received veveral violesit routitsious, hut gre:it hopes are coicrteliteil of hie recovery Lord lam.•a Toonsiti o.t, moil t!.. remainder of the pas‘enzeo, (*caved unhurt, raerpt our lady, who was seemly bruised. STORY. fln Tuesday list WP were visited here with n tremendwis storm, of thunder, liglning, and tea; we are, hew' ter, ham , to add, that we hare heard of nit particular damage bring dune in the immediate vicinity of this oily, hat are sorry tat add the following.—Near Alston, en Tuasuley even ing, about six (o'clock, as Mix. W 11144911, her Ineshaml, and daughter, were in Ike beer, the (sterner, while the cow, was killed lay the electric fluid The cow she was milk ing, with another one, and a lamb, were likewise Lolled ; and the little girl airlock ionnweli v., and her fstlier msieh Insett ed. The two letter, we nndensianil, are re:Niter.' loc.—Flesh:l in, the sante night, was visited by it fp at tremenituns ihuniler storm, bee we have not heard of easy damage having lawn done-.At Wilton, wit Tuesday evening last ; there was Ike heaviest fill of rein ever remembered, accompanied with thunder-mod lightning; many of the h.nises. and particularly the cellars, w. se inundated to a considerable drpth.—(Car lids Journal ," GENERAL ELECTION. MEMBERS RETURNED. Argyle, enmity—Lord Jok,i Campbell Doi.dee, District of Rorou4hs—Archibald Campbell, of Myth Wood. Kirkidily, Ditto—General Sir R. C. rencusson. Wiztion, Cooney—l Hooter Blair Air, Diatriet of . eiss—Thus. F. Kennedy. Moutrose, Ditto—Joseph (Lunt. Hull Scrutiny—Mr Stonifurili has given it.—Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Gotham will be returned. STATE OE P 01.1.. Sticittsahire—Wood, 768-11.agan, 730. 11:ELAND. ••••••••• STATE OF POLLAI COUNTY OF ARMAGH..-TruTat Day—JuLir 9. [lmamlow Rich:lB..l.°n This eireuitut Mr. Caulfield declined the further protect'. Oust of the pull. CITY OF CORK—Sr./term DAv—iuty 9. Hoehiliseu Culthutv COUNTY OF GALWAY—EmuTig OAv--Jimir 9. James Dsly 1,598 I Colonel Mai AM D. B. Daly TOWN OF GALWAY-FvErrn DAY—JULY 9. Mr. Blake has a inajwity of *27 over !Ilv Pv•-oclergast. COUNTY LEITRIM—NINTM Div—it:LT 9. litionehe. . t 0.4 I Mate .. 1,150 Clements 1.380 COUNTY or Lim rnlclC—Juty S. Filsgil•bues ....t ....2,476 I O'Grady 1 450 QuinLite Captain (Neatly declined the control, awl the lion. Col. R. ritzli•vhose and the Hon. W. f. Q *ere 114 . 1 . 1.fE1l duly elected for 1_ kl 4 CO 1111 l y. Colonel Fit zgiblunis majority ...f 1,021 votes, without polling one of his osin ten:oils, or of Lord Clare's, was equal, in itself, to Illy high. at number pollr4 ni any former election for any Caligidate. This (vett. tug, at sin uiclock, the successful Cawhilalca %vele chaired. (Try OF LIMERICE—Nistu DAY—Jcur 9. Ycovlcer . CoUNTY TIPPF.RARY—Nzwrig Dey—JULY 9. Lord Caber 3078 Mr. Prink. ....... —2,057 I Genural Mathew 1581 Barton COUNTY WEXFORD—Trim' DAY-JuiT 9. rcrew 2,305 1 stopford 2,150 Colrlough 2,227 I VAleotia The roiliest in %Verdi's:el is, 'martyr, the wannest in the kingdoin. The great tug will he between ('.orlclietigli and Stopford. Carew lo ii),; sure of his .lect• , and Ve.!entire certain of ISIS own defeat. We are "livid that sonic blood will be spilled in this Cut:req. We have btrii is,forneril by our Cur respondent. that just befo;e lie dispatch. el his letter. Mr. Cole:lough lead 'Prot a nieissee to Lord Stop ford: a similar nieroage front Lord Valentin, we be lieve to Mr. Carew, had been with dif f iculty settled. The cause for these pioceedrugs was the allived terference of the !Lefties with the tenants of each other. No such interference hail been rildfle by Mr. Colelough, and he denounced it In :lie strong em terms flow the hustinga. seem,. that Lord Stopford had pulled twine of Nlr. Grogsn's tenants, a near relative of Mr. Cult:laugh. We hope and trust that the local iludiuritirs, who in 11'exford are not very active, we are sorry to say, on these OCCII• lii olo , will take warning by what occui seal before in this County, when Mr.4li's brusher fell by the bands of the late Mr. Alvock. Colllti hXI:IIANGE, J1.11.1' la. Oting In Ilse large supply of (Ms end ll'hent, Dal Pint this iiitaroiwir were err L, levy, and wheat Ilse tales were furred, lower pride ware apheutt.rl to. PAO. ). revise. and Il ens, each sulaporp theii• price. It. other It of Grain Owe is tau itlitentiod. Sunday Or'swieht the huu.r 4.t . Ir. RiItERT SHIP, of war binken diering divine torivice to iln: nti..innoin The villain.. it tt i .peter.. mule titter e..t,Atice by the parinnr Ivo 110* ; after final: l ing seven hicks, and r wrist:king almo.t ' , very I' in the 11..;.t5e, they rraled Okettitehr% with hear Itltt bottle; of PIM ItS 11 , 11 l'Arly Wit 4011 y N I 11 . 0i1 about 97-. n. en-h. the IMO, tot 'vat); girl'. poit i ,rilv. 11 t>t siappuved they w Nimm one of the the eue)iri-gl rt-Airiiine, smut aleVe been vu raptly totttohtd. ►a6 . 10, • • PARLWIENTARY PAPER. REPORT. • The Select Con:miner appointed to comiile- of the Laws re. Innis* to IValrlini an I to rypiot Owe.. obs. realise" theretipott.ati.l the minutes or the :evidence take,. before tit, in, to. Ilti• 11,41.0 ; sod t.. about ilie Re. ort, made in the last Seionott of fiunp the Committee on the Pent •of sevrral person., being Watcaina ker., or emit. rist 1 ut the VV4IOI trade, id the city of euventr,,• nod •1,60 the •evrral Petitions, on the eubjt ct, presented tit the Pet:ai aaaa of Po. , were rt Urred —have, poi-amid to the Order of the II .u .e, examined the istatfres to Ihcni referred; and have ag. red it p.m the following Report:— • • Your Committee bud , that the terra I:iela rrdate to, ns affect the inane faction! of watches. and rturks, .111,1 1111• a. ee. rat work', and ihisigs appertaining In and tut tidal sou, meted they. with, are very much 4h.pciseil on the .1, 1 1, 1 1, books, and .ttitettnixed .willt other tra s h,-a, so that it has become very difrjeult to apply Owns rettir.ly of Mourne cumptsiueil of, as will lw mailifilit on reference to the lan• and cuattimji touchirtz this subjeet„uherrof a list i. t o t,. joined in ad A ppritilik hereretes. The - int portaol 1111.1 large body of evident... ruilitted hy,and iskru before . tlw Com mittee, in the last Session of '.Fall!timent, appear.. to have been obtaisteik io a very shoot nom.: or aloe, tool come. timidly without pre-concert amongst the 4111114 " 5 ", (tom different parts of the rountry, and from pcirailla fully con. We.tau t with sous inouufacnaa , m all Its Id:scion, and bier, inm, tool, oat the embracis we much informatimal on the subject rs eats reasonable he r.;: o rcie.l ; .11t-v.4:belr.s, your Committee heveeartsidereil it proper :I/ tab./oils its the A pp. 111112 Wier By a return mid.. to your Conlin:flee. from. Colditinithe , Het, it appear., hat the Tool. , r of w itch-case-, gor I surd ▪ marked tio re in Arlene 1796, amounted to 19113.7 a ; and in the year 1798. when dulir• weir linemwd its tin ka and wrlehes , /1..,11 r license 1.. mak..ead .1. al th, webs, I. ) thy Act 37 Geo. 111. e. 106, whim vet m o re l door...sett 11w ilia rate other pr. cusic eticag...liii alit trot.. Ili t • numb r Wraith can a, 114-mark..l, was reduc. ! 118 7i18::.11. wins a 4.1.1.. ,, qin,ahe elitlefeCtert: stlet, te.3 than t 22 DSfl ; and that afterward:, although t hose do lirs, and the tic. ie., a., malty and deal in clocks sad WRIC,Poi ware rrprAlld fib Or A. t 36 Gait. all. r 40, nod also the 'howl on gold :mil .1 au r its the making of waldws, by the Art 38 Gil. 111. cap 24 and although, about the °same time, an adiliineta: . for wrought gold was, by the Act 38 Gen 111 cao 69. allow. rd for the e..cour .gentriii or um, .torasuf %rioter, y. t it lover recovered it. formic •taile of 1796; notwilon in tog that, in 18041, it had arrived au far, that itto,iNe watch eases we re. merkeil that, fe that 111/11.. the 11). u ntil, In y. ar 1815, they amounted . to We) 134.269; and. in the following year, 1816 (ilie peaind 4 , ulooth 111.. last. Morn is ut.t.le up:, the istonher woo fin tlirr natured to 1C2,1 151, , •xbil+tling a diminution of 89 reit6 wa:clies, or near , ly one half, as cuutptued with the Number marked in 1798, se before a131.-.1. 11 does nut appear to your CoMmillee that the sale mice of watches can be better Irwin tamed, thau by a Selena Its.. merly made from the Custom House, of watches rutin tat for ✓xportati ))))) between the sth January 1;92, mid the 5,1, is. unary 11$3. The untiier, in that perienl;,ar : ls.oo4, mot the cult rril value 80,960/. sheyriog an avei age value of.anoa a. thing more than four pounds ling each. • 11 7 you this scale, the trade would buffer a deficiency ut C5R,264; of its ie ctipts in 1816, as the Yalu,: of the di &rent. of 149,568 *hint of the number marked in 1748—a workmen, when it is :outwit, that II far Obeli - eater part of tbe value of watches i. the value of productice.lab nii r : Your Committee most deeply lament. tho a manalacture so peculiar in its nature (clocks moil watches bring on ge neral objects of confidential pitrehawe), and involving con siderations of moats national as well as individual sore, especially is its relation to navigatiost, aid • and mechanical arts, abdifld be elciitessed, ttiod that the per sona eugaged therein stiould have trimmed Cu lung without sufficient protecting regulations, as 10 have on:salted a stale of distress and pauperism to them e as exhibited in saw evi dence, that has no parallel in the lustury of this, or perhapa any other maelfsclure„ nod attach, contrss.l. d with their former condition of couifot and Iltr aurae ' grievous. And this toe Connotive Ihr Mu!, n .Sdity se it apprar• by Ow evidence, that tinder this geueric of cluck and watehinakoor, is included awl:making, watch. tusking, mallarma lira) juntru spakioo, a coinprebentling the employment t, upwards of one bombed branches of insitufacture, in rach ut •Inch, vast setionbrra of wurknoeu and their latuilier are engaged, shod; ono. labours emdribu le malerisq to form 11.,' slit took of the empire, but unhappily, under existing ejreninatati,..• at she sacrifice of their own cost and safety, aganist door. dith. coley, sod positive want. The consequence* are, that a. system of fraud and ili•or r • Sanitation, setting at naught the insh-Uniptr paver loot r. colla tions of the Italie, appears to have tweet tem : , ta 4 io a late year., mid to tie extending throughout every l,raualt ut slue mauufacture Mod trade, producing a very strikiiiir instance, lust, when any otanuticture and trade is suljrte.l to find its own rheum of support wit Imo I adequAti. jowerintient arm ins to reform good order; when Mil itr idiot lsc au M. 1.111 . 4, r suer.. 4 by legitimate mesas, they unhesitatitogly mod hi•hititly le ctor* to illicit competition, as but too ahuiniogly in she present case; nulonstted frewlom of action .1.. g. ow. ✓ates UAW liceutinyruesw. ptifiste Mims: Ir op t ...A 1,, p u b. lie we hire, and a temporising system as or-moil) re...whit to, without the leai t regard lathe smell% rinployed, provided the relief ut the meld be occoolyl4.betl. awl o..a.lorioy al excessive reduction to the isle prim of cluck. anal watelw., as the evidence amply demonstrates ; rum ultimately w oo l. both the employers and doe employed; abr quality of the works themselves are proportionably d. bard ; and lIPM master tradesmen are coniPul•ively driven to seek cod, mit.ty at the expense of the severe labials of their most iltdustrioue• and skilful workmen; wobeuce that unparalleled !am sit 4 misery to which the whole clues of operative at licatis have hero redomd, so fully and so diatressiugly stated in the evi. deice. This distress, however, boa been multiplied by the erowth of incidents and encroachments on the goriest' system of regular study and domesof economy, heretofore merit hue to the adduce of this menu scone., by the introduction of • surpina of labourers by a novel practice of irregplae prenticeship, producing imperfect productions, mid ref ta these oat of all proportion to any plubablir oat. r, by which masters have beeil esurt 10 cha. citable funds for aid to support thrie isjahltihnicuts, or to baud over their aprertliciis to beconie Chalice...4le to rish rates tfius loco - casting p . ublic burdens to mats up the dehciency that value ul labour, a ilekteucy•tigni• lined also, as it appears to your Committee, fr..no el press Mum, hiefi has been tbu., carried to • rill tttt us . AM!, pre. judicial to the Public, destructive to the art, and ruinous to the aural,; while ohmic, in the onattufaciure Mates rially lessened the tleit'aud ab'ruad: so that erect when iu fall tkpleq, Owl-educed wages of workmen are MA stOtici. at to provide them with the means of austemiewe, a paut..uee Which has nevertheless been greatly reduced hay brio; p3.,1 ul bread or other nehrersai eta of life, and wartuni lies Id a ,Iorlliisuit .3t.5 . ; instead ul' moult. to Aillar evil of noticolit re.tiliing f.om thie graded condition, as it appears to y, wor C tee, is, that the few welmodinate a. tigaus who are phy virally able a y health abd lanahlb tarelleth, are iferesaitated in seek other liwnyloymehh, even the must so that the egoism.- 4 their edneatiote in this art is lust to the inseivep and ie.. Slate, chile the superior pla•Sell not boding Omuta. le. a ,r3Otnenitly protected and reosnarrie;Wil et home (iii defiance of the Ines In the cotitterY),elaitclestenel7 to poems t. the eras, and establodi iii foreign climes mai !r Vettletic awns.- limits mid flu:Alto. a in s titathinery, for the Rhi n . , ritio n 4 tenter, and the perfeetious iaf irisei•eiss p s ro.l 1.0 • eu the malteraelitre of silk, cotton, bootless, &v. mot .3 • inch were mai ott4 se this countiry, euworuetiel s o d raio.l3 g• 4 by artliaos origtually idok,alo lu the watch ltd elo;ek mane. fa. tote. It floatr boa appeared to pour Cointottter, from the evi dence of seilryil Or the alto:eases exa ••••••• .1, that ivoltreit,tri is berm matte by aliens on in on mtiocong workmen CI,. Ma/rot nt VA. lOU, lotto firs of this niattorat MI , 111 ireoshions Ihr 41111111k11 lore of vraiebee is the listeiA Co•lin it abroad ;. and that o. groat was the pressior• of dont.. rh.n untulw re of well qualified ow Ittueu, persuaded and feerrug that, IU