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M / lIRIGLITON, Joss ta. fri. v.* . - Wrotlitettlatt last was the flay appointed fur liar &pantile of the Princess and the Ptince of Iles.? friouti g from Marlborough-row, for Ouver and The Conlon-or. 'nos intention, liMvever, tr.:j g.vt tip, pact lit. tinene flightless set nil' in, I.o i iihi n that d id , le it nig her Royal !Ugliness ot the Pa hr..: and. though expected earlier , did tint return! 1011 Friday. The Mince's, excepting in 1 cat inge tis fur as Ilave nn Wednesday, did nut opp.ar y.ittil the enclosed Palace grounds during Ids Serer'e flightless's a l i tte t ee. • • Soon after four o'clock on Satins, ty, the Koval I mu. and suite ascended their travelling earring-, awl, amidst the stroegest tiff,cti ate regrets of M.- people, tattle adieu to Brighton, ifursuit,g the tome of Dover. The Pr'ilire Rernt, it is onderstooit, witt mgain honour this row!, with his Royal presence in August. S:r tiattfury Webster, front tooted here yesterday, neeosnilislied by its itmialtle Lady ; lie sta• triontithAntly drawn in his carriage through the p:incipal streets, surrounded by the delighted iiihtsh . lectis, end whom, in a well-delivered speech, which nos opplrutled to the very echo that did ap plaud again, lie add r . d near the *owls end of the Steyise. In his Parliameritary services he disclaimed any bias or influence arising from party spirit. Ministers, he said, had always haul his support when 'he considered them right, and ahottld in future— end they might equally calculate upon his opposi tion whenever he regarded them as wrong. S ir Godfrey and his Lady at length, with cutouts waving, music playing, and pedant:dittos general, alighted it the Castle, where, and at the Old Ship Tavern, dinners were prepared for himself and nu merous fr:etels, and where active hilarity took the lead until night had lung been at odds with the morning. Soots after noon out Saturday, Sir Godfrey Web ster mid his Lady set off to meet and pay their respects to the worthy freeholders its the district of Lewes. LEWES, JUNE lig. The Prince and Princess of 111 sir flomhon►g en hest Tuesday evening, honoured our town with a third ri.it. They took another vii•w from the sum , snit of alaning Hill, and afterwards pursued their strive through South-street, and along the GTylitle Road, for more than half an Imur, when, and at quite the epos of the evening, the Illusttious Vi sitants returned to Brighton. Between two and three o'clock, on Saturday afterstoosi. Sir Godfrey and Ludy Webster, on their return to Battle Abbey, were met and greeted at the entrance or our -town by a great number of Freeholders and others, who took the horses nom their carriage (as had been done at Chichester and Brighten,), and drew them, preceded by music, and ranks of Freeholders, to the St:•r inn, where they alighted, and from thence Sir Godfrey, being joined by Sir Henry and Mr. Blackman, cros-cd over to the White Hart ton, from the balcony of which the Baronet addressed the people. After taking refreshment at the Star, Sir Godfrey and his very amiable Lady proceeded uu to Battle, to rest from their labours. Many of the Freeholders of this town and neigh bourhood promise themselves the honour of enter taining Sir Godfrey Webster with a dinner, at the Star Inn, on a day to be fixed, when MI invitation to that effect shall have arrived at the likuids of the worthy &good. REDCAR, Juxs 24. The season at this delightful sea hathi!ig-place hats commenced. and, from the improvenwits nuttle of two new billiard-rooms and a coffee-room, built tir the accommodation of the company, tali, no doubt. attract its share of visitors. The folloning h ive already arrived : Mr. and Mrs. Errington and family, Captain and Mrs. lemith, two Mines Jackson, Mr. and Mos. Hinson mail family, Mr. and Mrs. Walton, Colonel and Mrs. Skelly and family, Mrs. alias and Master Will - 411311, Mrs. Keay and fa mily, Mr.. Witte and ramify, the Rev. Mr. and Mn. Ken nard and family, the Rev. Mr ■ad Mrs. Germaine and fa mily, Mr. and Mrs. Fawcett, Mrs. Miss, and Master Hutton, Mrs. Walker and family, Mr. Mrs. and blaster skinner, Mn Goodman and family, t Hustor and bliss Deightiin, Mr Hutchins, Mr Hepworth, Mr. H. Russell. Mr. Kilns sell, Mr mid Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Lee, Mr. G. Grants, Mr. Allgood, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Ilighley, Mr. M. Highley. two Misses Ridsdales, Mr. and Mrs. Carter and family, Colonel and Mrs. Murray, Lady Charlotte Murray, &L. acc. The following event, however ludicrous it may seem to some people, happened in the Minster, in York, on Sunday last, as can be testified by nu merous eye-witnesses. There having been observed, for sonic time previous, a gathering together of a great number isf Jack-dawn, and when the Minister was about to read the Communion Service, one of the black-coated tribe having strayed from his companions, appeared suddenly flying to unit fro Over the h.-ads of the congregation. to the great in terruption of the devout part of the audience, but which, to others, not so attentive to their duty, occasioned a convulsion of their risible muscles, Whilst the (law, nut discovering its sooty a•,ociatrs there, at l eng th directed its flight to Currey-•tretl, and so bewildered, that it alighted on the Mark Swami, where the meeting was joyful, veriljitig the old aila4e—Birds of a feather flack together. There is at present living, in a place called the Saihns' Barracks, Aberdeen, a veteran of the name 114 JAMES 1141r.E native of the parish of Clan, ut the advanced rge of 103 years. lie is an out-pensioner of Cirelsea I Invite!: was 20 years in Lord GEORGE LEN RoE'ro (the regiment, and served in seers sal battles during the (;erinati War, where he was often wounded. In the battle of Minden a ball i• assert through his left arm ; he did not fall, o I afterwards marched 100 miles before he received any surgical aid. Ile is air object of corisltlei able nit. rest to person who may be disposed to visit bin); has a vigorous memory, and recounts the pi e,,cs of Lis early milstary pride with great fluency. Ile 0n..:40, highly of Prince Faitote AND. but in dal-resat). of Lord GEORGE SACKcII.I.E, alto VI:- firist4l in the battle el Minden. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • COURT OF CHANCERY. I.tvcoLs'i Mosn.vv, Just 29. VRAscrs EMILY •4NE. TEMPTIT, a Minor end n Irnrel of Chner.. - y, by her nest Pieout, et gcteAr.t. ANGELO EST V.P.. r. jig COUNWS OF •NTKIM, 1.0110 O&DE, 11/111 01111188. Thii inikristinz the Court Was crowded to excess, in expectation of heatil:g the Lo1:9 CIIANCELLOes judgetseikt lilt this .i.e.•, Atiniogst tile Ladies we perceived Lady Iletitiock ; t!:ey were agaio doomed to ilisnonintinent, not c insed by his Le r•!- ship, hut by nil errands:is paragraph whids rappcair ell in an Eveni. , l of Saturday, that his Lordship hail informed Air. li ell iO (Teti Court, thai day, that he would positively give his lodgment this &iv, whet', in 1 . . et, the case had never mentioned. r SASIUEI. ROMLLY mid Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT' had is conlereitee tut the subject of the csse COS ggiorojtig with Lot cls‘li I) us hi: private rosrss, but so r set ific time way appointed for his Lord ship's judgment. PRIVATE. HEARINGS. QUEEN MAR. icEsTuttooK o. SHELLEY. Tile LORD CHANcELLoR lord the Counsel and Superiors in tkus case into bin pr•Vtite room. HIS LOrlisiWil, we teitderotatid. olisei‘eil, that he was extremely ottxiums to make an order in this ease, which hail been se long pending before him, but that he 5140 felt anxiety, for he was afra , d, in muk ilig such order, Cod Justice should not be done to all parties. I-le hail seen the 31:aster's Report, mid wan disposed to confirm it. But he thought the better way at present would he, for the parties to confer together, and mutts illy agree to the form of an order, by which both soles of the family might be enabled to see the children, is, such u mussed its would he consistent to their welfare sod grorral interest ; and if such a minute was drawn up Ii the parties, lee would look it over, mid make an order that would be satisfactory to the parties, arid at the HOOP' IMP' priltrEl the children. The LORD CHANCELLOR was engaged the re mainder of the day iii upeit Conn, its hearth g ex ceptions argued, of no interest except to tire partite concerned. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GC/LDEALL. MONDAY, Jcse 19. Sittings after Term, before .h r. Justice ABBOTT, and Common Juries. LI BEI.. HAMILTOS r. 'muse oud OTHECS. Ploprielors of The Kentish Gaztve. Mr. ScARLLT r stntesl, that ilie present aciion was brought by Mrs. flamiltini, a lady of grr..t respectability, not so much - for the purpose Of to-- cover:rig damages for a false and malicious libel. se to clear her chmacier in the eyes of her ft tends and the public. The libel, which imputed to tl.r Plaintiff the . criine of child-stealing, w,t. pu1)11.6,1 in The Kentish Gazette of the 1.4:11 or July, 1817. It originolly appe %red Ina London ~as copied from it into a great number of tic,r public priuts thri.ogliout the coo tor y. But Milt vidual•. cou fleeted with periodical pa ougl.t to know, that those who ilisseliniviteil a slander, at second- Mind. were subject, as well as the original wrong doer, toile visitation of the Mr. Bin ke, of the Stamp-office, produced the do cument. proving %Ir. Rouse and other indivlduals, u aped in the declaration, to be proprietors of The Kentish Gazette. . . Nlr. Nl.lhos 1111 l from the Stamp-OlEce, proctored The Ke iish Gazette of the 44th of July, 1817, to %Ouch the I.lld VIM contained. . _ The Idol was reml. It has already been fre quently h• lure our readers, and, therefore, there it no wet-visite fir repeating it at Iriigth., Tire timed, in effect, that "the Nlit. Hamilton. recently apprehended fur thilil-ttealiog, hail at one time strutted and fretted her hour upon the stage,' ut the Ilaymaiket Theatre; that the It'd afterwards formed a coanexioti with a Frenth Gentleman, with whom the went to the Continent ; that ■ child, the olf-irring of their connexion, having died dur ing the absence of the lather, s he proceeded to England, and, fur the purpose of imposing mI hrr Paramour, had stolen the child of .11.. and Mrs. Porter." _ TWO Cirl km of Mr. lewi•, *ttorney, at Canter bury, tle f rs-efl that they had newt the paragraph la The Keniish Gu:cile, aad bcliere d it It d re_a_e_ to the Plait tiIL ..... The le cord of the conviction of a Mn.r Mary illulineux Hamilton, at the Oil lialles Sessions, for child stealing, was produced by Jr.l Williams, the Plailitiff's 'Motor-is. ( Hie Plaintiff's name is " Jane llama/wt. - ) Mr. Williams deposed, that, in his opinion, the libellous publication re ferred to Mrs. Ilaiiiilton, the present Ploctitiff. Mrs. Litwutles, who in the habit of print ing the Covent-garden and Ihury-lane play bills, de possd, that she that mortint..z saw l'he Keritish Gazette. She 1110 Ito cholla that the paragraph on whirls the ',resent action was brought. alluded to the Plaintiff. She had bees, a similar paragraph in several papers. Mr. GURNEY, for the Flef•ttilaut, said, that his Leonard Frietrl had described this to be un uctioo, out eu much for the recovery of damages, as for the porpol-e of Creasing the character of the Plain tiff from the ;Joss :Ives shims, that 11411 been cast upon at. IL. &mined that this was the fact. [le Ij U lleVeil hi ;hr act inn was brought, not from ally motive of this land—hut in order to secure the roots of the attorney. Mr. Justice A nun it here interrupted the Learn ed Counsel. Ile had stat-gl that which did not op pear in eVilieller—Mitt Whit Collgegorittly he bud no right to introduce. If the Learned Connootel suspected t h e motives of the Plaintiff's attorney, lie load an opportomity, when that Gentleman was in the iiittiess hos., of oputostioniiiig him a- to only part which lie w.-Itect to have elucidated. Ile j r. J. A Ithutt) l'ilithi not so',Fer im i ssitotions ill this kiool to he 1 lane. ai oat I. Ocuilsturii—iiiiimiatintis which dill hoot last oil any thing that appealed in the cour-e tit a anal. Mr. (iviterliy said his I.olll.lsip roost know, that Custom.' very vd,.. I It ) L;lti siroug a n d decides! /Onions of iihk:i MCI', sill paeticalar pun" dad not sat la atli questi tug ri latibe to , tlitm, bents w.. 11 aware t.f the ar4vreig they would mreive. The L.aroosl G-ssilentwo then sitifressra the Joir on she saitject of stattolge.—which, hr croiteotled, ought to he eery w.lll, NA the PlNintifEltadl obtained w verdict sigatust the Pintateitir of a Loudon tiewlttiper, for II t•iistilor Wit:Mina. /ail ay. au this ta-v.isiati. the it ir.igtai.ll Hype ;red to have !seen copies) *llan a Isrint t.rareely kosivris in Looti.m, and wit sit all he likely to hove Giles' into the knots of tlio+t et ho were in:quail:led with the PisintitY. ' ' 311 . . .!tutttee ABBOTT stitume(4 tit, the evidence, ~I) s e , ving th a t the 10,1 tv,r4 of it vent. foul and tna lignaist tkat mt.. —laud the Jurt reittritt(l N verdict for the l'hmatiti—Dattriges 50/. —Costs 40,. HAMILTON C. COUTEN and oTurng, Proprietors of The Kentish Chronicle. This case was almost precisely ►uutlar to the I ist. Mr. ScAltt.LTr. in stating it to the July, ob served, that his client had repeatedly endeavoured to settle it our of Court, but the Defendants had refu,rd. It had beets said . , that this libel was pub lished in • place whew the 11' was unknown. This happened- out to he the fact. Moi. liiiKiiitoti having been engaged to perform at Margale, nos very nell known et Canterbury. nut the fact that •n individual was not knows at any given place, did not afford on excuse fur publishing K libel on or le 'r in that particular neighbourhood. Mr. Burke, from the Stamp-Office, produced the proof of the Defendants' proprietorship. hl r. Mal boson put in Vie Kentish Chronicle of the 2.5i1t of July, 1817, in which the libel was contained. 51r.Iliams put in the record of the conviction for child-4ealing of Mrs. Mary Mulinrua• llama. ton, at the Old Briley Sessions. On his cro.s-examination, by Mr. GURNEY, it was stated by Mr. William. that he believed Mr. Hamilton, the husband of the Plaintiff. was dead. Mr. Hamilton, the s o u of the Plaintiff, stated, that lie had never seen his father. He understood lie abed, about fuw yew/sago, ill Fetter-lane. Wit ness orilioarily lived in Yoilisiiire, mid came to toaii on his mother's actimi. Mr. Guns; vy miiirrs•tal the Jury for the Defend ants. called tit= tr .ctruition to the fact, that the Are hoot nial two veiiliets, and sub mitted that what s:i:• hail Ore oly obtained was •n ample recompense for any minty which she might hive sustained. With resp ct in the coinioonsise offered by Vie other stile, it W4' not , tecepte.l. becati‘e his b, tits Mil not choose to pay to the Plaintiff': attorney e..sts to She impousit 41 1 651., as an enema reigeinrot for to proetcd with actions old similar nature. Th.. Jury Claud R vordiet fur the Plaintiff— autsztAts 50/. —Cost% 40.. POLICE. SCOW IiTRTET. Yesterday, at twelve is's lock, Mr. Hunt apes arcil at the ahoy. office, to pr,fer a colispicss.t against for High Com stable of W. sg on Saissrilay night, after tlw close of sh.• p s:t, wish his staff of office, threateutsl to Its ike him, 5...1 wish hi, lit de clench' ,•id, 1)--ii you, you scoundrel, now fight you," and using var Sons other capes %pions to ths Complainant. Mr. IVest and another permit bore testimony, to ilie Defendant's condom, when Sir 1%. Conant, nosier all the etremnstanees of the case, mitered the Defendant in be hound over to auswer the romplaiist at the Ws sun nob r Sessions; observing that it was uecessury 4s Hunt should by isn't:Tied from imult. At one o'clock Mr H.cks, the Magistrate, came to the ciliate, Mr Mr express purpose of receiving bail fur George Bosoms), if he had any to oar, bsrstig been committed on Saturday sight, on a charge of haviiig interiup .d John Byrne. a cosousble S:. CI. tarot 's parish, by spitting on km opposite to the Covent-garden host oigs. The Prisons r hiving avows sl himself an advocate of Mr. Hunt, th permit attended, and sslfesed to ba l l him ; but the ‘lngistrate d. c:ine I ace. pting Mr. Hun:, he taut lacing a hunwkeeper within the parish. Mr. West, a wir—works of ‘Vyeli street, and another friend of Mr Hunt's, then agreed to bail BUIIIII4ItI, and tiny west accepted. Several gentlemen, who had seen the man that struck Sir Murray Maxwell the voiles', blow on the head, tan Tuesday' evening, as lac approached Hchsrdson's Hotel, am - sled to view the Prisoner's prison, but they could not identify has IVAVAL INTRLLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTII, JUNE • The outward-bound, reported as havoug brought up, :I,i wailer way agsili hat 'flea, hot the under-mil...turned sh.ps have again put hack, vi:.—Else Eclipse, Coghill, fur Brugal Iturkuigh ou, Waugh, fur ditto; Colonist, firsoford, fur Barbaducs. !FALMOUTH. Jinn! 28. Arrived yesterday the Wiest, Wilson, in 62 days from Fishily and N 311,41 for Amsterdam ; and the 3linerva, Short, 20 days frosii Si. Donsitizo, fur orders. the Swiftsure packet with a mail for the Island*. nanwtrti, JUNE 27. Come in the Jane, White, of Sunderland, with I. of bowsprit mid forrnia.t. Arrived the Aucklauil pocket, with a mail from Holland. Livrwroot„ 'tear 27. Arrived the Doke of Wellington, Kerr, from Bahia— sailed 21th April--nn Ist May, iu lit. 6. 53 !wiz. 31.31. *ato the Mai *ha from the South Seas for Now Roams!, with 201' tom of oil, :101l repotted that Ihe Braiob Ships had boon auccestful in fishing. MAL, JUNE 29. Yeaterilly e3llle down from the River the Mary, fur Trieste; Nrptime, Itiodinry, for Cadiz; and sailed *id. the whole of die unt nd uu their resto <live voyages. Arm tees! to-Jay mud satlt.l fur the Raver, the N nun, Na pier, fifty.ntr: 4.5). from Co etvoln ; Prince Regei.t, Taylor, foity , ix das, fool' Tobaco ; Robert li.ltenr.l9, %hedging's', from chattriton ; Miry, Robinson, Gum Tested& ; Galen, f Roston. Caine dont, from the River and remnin, the Active. Na. LT, fur Jamaira ; Minerva Smith, Allen, fur New Yolk; Pyrenvis, Welsh, for %nil& Le Put hank the Neptune, Roxbury, for Cadiz; Luritattin, !hush, for St. Whim; Rim lonottil, Horn, fur Ceylon; and the a 'mole of the am:nil-bawd . The btu: 3lury, Watt nom, arrived in the Downs from Teurrille ise 50 days--apidie the Thames, of Liverpool, in Ist 41. lout. 14. hound to Buenos Ayres. le ig Choi Ire, of Abode. n, iu &tooled al I kalava, in Tenerifie, on atemott or the pilot leant jumped ovurtioardr tool the mauler (Us Wake; is rotifilistl NI gaol, and uu Englishman is titan"! to runt him. The soldier who circulated the falsehood reltt , ire to the btrum-bust, which caused so terrible n sen satiatt in Cork, underwent on Friday se' 'Oil trial by t :_ourt-Nlartisit, at eh veu o'clock. Ile was arraigned on taco slStfereeet charges, on both of w h ie b he w a • esstivieted. The Gist charge was, fur g de•rriell his post, while lets duty required Lie setieeselatter On guard ; and the seeetud. for hay ing 111..116.w-1y propagated a tetant so injurious to ',nude peace, mid Ho eletiostrotel in 1111111iC Order. llt wns CO:l.h MIMI to he ilt l gged, toot on that day the sidetruce wt., put to ext:cution ut two want L. ILECTIONEriII NC SWINDLER -,- , no Monday evening last, a ueranio rlaline mit tai l ' a Wk. Harvey, own or k.httinti llArvey, arrireil Hotel, Falmouth, iu loig and attends ol by two /W. 1 . .1111,1,, Intl' 111 lice/ ;mot the ottoo.r I.alll to Is the butler I r .- ',mg . .: 1., di., arrival, 1111111 C ingnlel for a vi , grl to oaneeeol to ro,oore, and litiolissz11118: %latch w..% ri t artereal toy Mr. F. S, Synansia. strut in ' , ld lot N.lal aulih, he toek his'irayssee, and mote., a arly 1111 Toe a. day .ll Previous to his s"ilinir, he said that he hail Come trolii tttt t ac a Callllll . oltr fee the llorough ties in but brio;; low late, he u.o. anal tttt tee Nursed lu Ersore. Early on Wednesday moeninc, a per.un Cron the hake's. , Diuk rescheldFalinuuth, iu istosuit of Ilse fin :skive, %elm. 11 seems, !Ent am-retard iu ohiaiuing n.csa-itlerable suss flan/ that house, on pruilueinz forted doeisinewts, nod a draft me Admiral Harvey. It is understood that •veral Mine Banks is Ilus county and iu Devonshire have also hecn alefraisalril, so that the switoollir bait ri.Capeal wall a full purse. Ile COIIIIIVCII 10 xchatize a COll , l4let bie 60111 ill notes for cold at Falmouth, and gave the pu.t-lito)s wli.l drove him ilb KIM from Truro, a one pound none lstia his embsrlsitiou, the sea were torolereil to action to limn, and lifter *kitting, haw , * with thl'lrsuppur.' l inssivr, set off in a 1001 , 1-rii , i.e. As the wind war favourable through the whole of Tioo,ohy, the glicerssfail depredator, 11.1 s, tau doubt, reached the French eunst.—(ll'est liviten.) TILE WHIP. N EITCAST I. E EETTNG. TUEIMAT, Jt!IIIR 'l3 The second year of the Go:Girth St,'lore of Dam each, &Ili 21)es. added, for Horses, &c. of ages—Twit miles. (12 Sub.:crib( rs.) Lord Que.ensberry's eh. b. King David, by Rembrancer, aged, litst. 11)11) Lord Darlington's b. c. by Bay Tr•iphuuiue, 4 11, Sot. 3111 1 Mr. Lainliton's b. c. Buroughinaii, 4 yrs, S-I. b 3 Mr Branilling's br.e. Tine)), by Governor, 3 );rs old, 60. /nib Sir M. w Ridloy's b c. M tondo, 3 N 10,01.1,6,1. 111,11..... Mr. b. c. Leon Forte, by Camillo., 3 yis old, 6.t. 1011, Even batting on King David, and 2 to 1 agst Lind Dat•. Galion's colt. Th e 8b c ,1,1 1 , Stakes of 54),... each, b. ft. colt., R.t. 411, ; fil iv., Sst :7 -Two miles. (4 Subscribili ) Mr. Ili.lllclrs b. c. Kinz Curacy., by Lnli:twg Mr Linktulio be. e. Fell by 6 In 4 on the whines. The Filly Stakes of 25gs. cacti, 100. ft. fur 3 yrs old Mika . , Sid. each --thie mile. (II Sttbsci ) Mr. Watts's ch. f. by Cerberiss, out of MllOl Crantield 1 Mr. Alliiion's h f. by Marinion, out of 2 Sh. Etrandliug's b. f by Deceivrr—H yaciuttuas 3 7 to 4 uu the whiner: The X Y Z Stakes of 25:0 mach, fur three-years old colts, tt.t 31b.; $l4. Two chiles—(4 Stibscriberx.) Mr. Lamletotes ch. c. Vtandeville, by Y. IVorulliecker Mr. b. f Trulla, by Sorcerer Mr. Itiihlidls h e. King Corner, b y I.nuirlon 3 . _ . Even butting and 5 to 4 on Frulla, and 7 to 4 az%t Man deville. The King's Porce of 100 es fur foitelenr ol‘l4, inlet. 416.; firo, Ilst. 6:b.; six, I2st.; and aged, 12st. 21b. Ivor miler. Lord Di,lin¢tmi s b c. by Ift.tv Trnplootiol, 4 yrs t,ll 1 Major DOWli'S b g. Slll . lll k. 4 sTs old Mr. Ferguson's gr. v tarry NlHlllelts.n. 1 .us obi Mr. Storey'' , b. r. Little sod, 4 yrs old ..... 4 Mr. T. Iloruby's b. £ by Gobi minim, 4 yrs old 6 to 4 on the • Match for 100 gs cacti, h. ft —o.,r mite, Mr. Bran.'hues ch. c. by Gstves nor, out of Tines~ Bst. 31b. Mr. tic's b. f. by 51druoiots, out ofituottat WFDNYSDAY. The &Ivey Cup, value GOrs. added ton Sweepatakea of Sea carp, for Isoeces, &c. of •II ages.-11c.,is, tau milts and a quarter Sobscrihers ) Mr I.tualston'e els c. Maudeville, by Y. Woodpecker, • , 3 yrs old, 7at Lord Darlington's h. c. by Bay Tropliouists, 4 yrs Sat 311) Mr. T Peirse's eh. E. Wagtail, 4 yrs old. Sat.... 5 3 Mr. Wataou's eh. f. Salad OA, 3 yrs 0141, fist. II lb 4 4 Mr. Brautilinlea hr. c. Tool, by Governor, 3 yrs old, 7st Lord Queensberry's hr I Mho Syntax, 4 yrs old, Sot 3 air . . even betting on the wiuuc r . THCRODAV, The Gold Cap, by 11 Suoscrawr.. of 10gs. earls, fur all age+. Four gni!. s. Mr Pt l.c.'s hr. f Atratha, by 1)6 yak, 4 yrp, it, P1b..... 1 Sir A. Dun's hr. Is. Citz.Orrillr, ti yrs. $ I. 1016 (f. II) ... 2 High °ibis ou shr wiuw•r. The Gentlemen's Purse of 59/ for horses, of nil mgrs.— Ilemts, two miles ands tiiimter. Mr. Cattersott's gr. c. by. Knott:ley, 3 yes fist. 6lb Mr. Lambkin's I. e. ll.trouelinitii, 4 rs, 1 2 2 Mr. Smith's b. c. by nay Tropitimitis, 3 yrs uhl, 6.4 Sib 3 3 tlr Msj.ir Bowel's bg. SII rut k, 4 01J, Sist Ale. Storry% b. e. Little Elitism!, 4 yrs, ttst 1.41) 5t04 im Itirouglintatt-5 to set iili)em Sto 1 Oust the winni r. Afire tlw first heist, It' field the fauurite; after the second heat, 4 to 1 on the winucr. Amoneot the company pre,orst on the voisiol aril' Amor"- eil—Tlic Nlaitioi: of Qtia•roslierry, Maului. of Tw. Lord Eleist, Lwd Maitland, Lord Erroll, limo. .Ir. Sir W. Maxwell, Sir C. Loraiur, Sir. NI I . l'. I.i lby. S., T. Blush's', Col. Beaumont, Ms. llsalislling. Mr. Laschtun, Mr. 11. A Tiolor, Mr. [Lolls y„ NlsAlszge, Mr. Baker, Mr. Witham, Mr. Ossle, Ms. Stmt y, &c &L.. Mr. Brandling has gold hig MA-river flit, It) Mr. fttiley, •od a rhemiiit cull, by Covurstor, Mein by Wou.lerck cr, io Mr. Rain... Sityriirk i.. 04.1 to Lori! Quct.siblatry, and Littk• Vanua& to Mr. Smith. DIBURY MEETING (AT nuitronw. ~s~i. ..~ ♦ ..~r~. _ __ . 111. • WRIDAY. A 'lamheap Plate of 501(: - .; Xll airs Heim. the IV, w Mile. Mr. Prys►'s b. cby Camlwir, 3 10.. odd, 7,t. 7 b.... I I Mr. Liatslim's b. r. by Suoth,sayer, 3 yrs I,ld, ist Sib. 2 2 Mr. Chao lbas bl. tn. Cossip, 8.4 TENBURT RAcr.c, IVi.nNts!).tv, .TESL 17. A Aliitlett Plate a :AI/. 7 . 1% n mite Mrajp. M r Wanklin . " b. r S 1 :11r. Vert ra's It. c. Moly% 0 I e 111 r. Will.'s b E. Oak Apple e 3 111r.ilito•I's ch f. by Pei %mints . Mr. l'hillip.'s h m. h% l e,rtio Fifty Poona,. fur all ages. heals. Mr. Mono y'. he. Mr. IVar.l'. ch. g ll,lghl‘ipus, by 11:senhIctimian.. Mr. Homer% hr. in. Jrssy Sir J. CoventiYm b. c. Screw . Msic' is' Snetio.inkra of ses cork Thrcemi!e heals (10 Soho-81km) Mr. Wevers's her ~ 1w Jack Tar . . Mr. T. En "HNC. tn. by Itickwall A very violent outrage wits committed in the aurcii-turd of Si. Mullins. in the co Vof Car ina. im the int. rowed of •iiie late xv.ti.Tra KAVAN ACII, or Boriis, Ef q . The oteiriatiog cler gymois upon Ilia occasion was .track by a large mom., Hod picuri.•:.d by 4 tuollt Loot rcadislg funeral b;:l ViCV. SINGULAR F.I • .L. 40.- • ! • Ora Aiiu Thvis, whips Ikaits fol.k plate list week, re filled ill .el ' her 1/Wii. at WOllll4 wrap ill a very 41.61, ilr.tt•il and 1,r4. ill, 444 1041, Was frelocoully itrzcil to twee it pot nAo ii•nair, whit It she he 'Kim refused, !eying, it wonlii last her lure A nen. lio.i.err, she ...iinienzly rot.lik. 41. s. n .t had n. r. Iv clw It 41 a It.si - vms for its 1..!0g iu girl down owl lirtnie it *it% thlllC, nialaug her getal slim it wonhi last liTo. time. rlie old 1.(1y slued on Vs eilovsda, and the Luis a fell WI uu Suudryr w6Ue her fellealatt were it. . ~ ,ij,l l: ti G TS. (TARN EXCHANGE, ,TONDAV, .rt;Nr SD. We had si gond Wh...tt this tto.roosz, both !IA mitt fost b.f.., liar I r ,rainy n 1 dor prim' t,f '111411.1y Wrik ; 111111111111 g or.hwerr hall a t alt ,„ Fair. Barley and are x,lll. 11 , 31,16 81111 11:11, are io 4.•. tumid, and lii. per 4u:cuter. Lia otLer I.idits us (:4u tlient to uu aUcroiiou. CUItIIENT PR ICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat ....47s Pttt Grty Penile t • 494 470 Flube .iiitt, .. Klighith Wheat - ......ht• _ _ Fine ditto OM ditto nye row ditto ... —, 5114 Fecil (hit; ..... _.23. tit.; itarley 344. 34is I Fimed.ttts. ......... 4 .34. 374 Fine ditto .. II :1:44 Poland ditto ........2 4 k 3 4 k Neu ditty —$ 52.4 Fine 'lino G. Its Malt 68.4 7:4. Potato., ditto 4414 44. Fine ditto Whiti. WM (boilers)Sti f Fits Flout. fith Fistr akin —• S3ti I Sur :s . SMITHFIL:r.II 31MIKCI% SlosoAv, Jr .c 2'. This day's norket was well sapplii MIIII nit.,. Ih-roe, and the slit.w of Conk, iii Gru. tnl. st t01....i01y w e r j, c h ea p er; Mutton is deal. r; lAIII6, Una P. 111., soh! at last prices, and the trash for the ses.at part was saute:ollst husk—The cats in t h e 11..)111Alkrs mew rAthrt 'owl); Illy and Clater hat,. olri NI. ," r ,ce ; boa* ftiati ,A l as t p ri ce. Annexed is a I Olfi CI LIJIt-1111.111 of the Flee, tool numbest; : .r.. sink ihr 4.11"n1 11.• r st(11,1. AP,. U554.•..35. I. 111 :11.. 04. slva , f 1 I ttlelhi4.lsky: M Ohm 44. 0.1 to 64. 4.1. 11c3sts .. 22:+0 lIA/111... :14 111. to 11 I. 4 410 ell it oitl 1.:1111L1 15 CA 4) Veal.... 4. 01. Ilt 64. 11 j ( . :1111 . 6 .. 4. 0I to 0%. 0: I ...... _1.63 liMill . l'. A N 1.1 . A 0F.N111A1.4. MAN (By Ilse rareast ) Beef .... 3s 41 to 4.. 4.1 I Veal 4s PA to .. pennon.. 4i 4.1 to : - V4 01 ; 4: thl to :lc 3,1 Linda O.l. ti) Et fthl PHICES OF 11A V AND STRAW FT. 3 411ES . S. Wlt IT WeIIATCL . Ilan 41 0: 0.110 7! 0: 11.1 ii3y..6l OA 0.1 lo 7/ 0 WI Straw If 14. 04 to 31 O. 01 : \ ..w 41.. 51 14N Oil to Of 01 04 Cluvcr 01 0. 0.1 to 0/ 0. 0.1 %Ini 2! 11140.1 to :11 0. thi Clevi ral 104 U. to II 10, Oa PRICE OF RAW It. As state,' I.y the T411.v0 I IT per stooge, of S;11. As slated by lbe !Int elers. s's Market.. 4s 41.1 IVltitertinrel Motive 4s ri:4- Clare Abtrkel...... as OA Netrzate Market ... M 44 ,• Arerage 4s 6d Ilrilr•G. 81 Samea's Ma, ket —46 54 Wisiteehaptal Market 44 40 Average.... 41 1 I I'RIE'R OF TALLOW Town TRllow p a l Yellow Komi* 734 04 0.1 Whardinu.. 73s 1M o , ' Soup eliftu.... 73s ed —s 11.1 Mr Ow( Atufillts Od 034 01 rough..47s 01 ', M)AI', 84c. Mr 112th. iY. -4i. boar.. ..... ... 14W4 385011...1 Curd I ht 1113 • . • a 1144 Genves ie. (hi I Good I)rep • 10. es PRICK OF CANDLES, Frost Tallow (113111dient 11411. Price of Casn's, per 14.. 144 01. 6.1. per Ilusru olluord for reed) IlikolB4 y. RAW 1 Best Heifers and Ricer% (per litoutr).. 2s lit St% 1114 2. 241 to 2s 4.1 , 111)1 , S. PRICE 01 NFM Kent.... l AA in 2(11 Ilv 17/ Oa to Pt/ ft. Fuit *CH" 61 Ott to 101 Or Fweign Pucki Or.lilinry 1. VI I t.. 2 0•t 3laa'k.•t Cali ..0% fu V •••• Eng. aut.... tt.. 0I t.s 10. 0.1 US) I's. NNW POCK FM Erni— . ?It li. lo ?I1 0. Sins. 'int 0, In '22! n 1 1 .1.6 ex.. VW 04 1.. 23/ ti. I Fat-04ml Q3l U. he 11;1 (IS to 171. PRICE OF LEATII ER . 50 to 541,1 o: each n 3. 1 1.. ‘:4.1 p.• o lb. Dille, 56 to 66iir. cavil Vut to I Dres‘tor.lll , lrx Fine Cir.eli II ig:ea Crop Hides 35 to 4) 111, for atlittg 19 i 1 to 211.1 Ditto 45 to ..... l ll4 to ': lk.s Calf Skins 311 ill 40164 "2241 to 24:1 Ditto 50 to 71111. s Ditto 70 to Win "7I to 301 - Sttial I Seals (Greenland) 23.1 1.. eft I' lArtre ditto .Irattocal 'Horse hides .... - ) 1 01 lu lad Spietikti Il.a .e bolts .r 0 .1: N IVOoI S, y..r Sprmit.l% Sheep, I. •sa n n.I Segovia .. 4. 3.1 i t.. ;II Suila .. ii.; a rp: • Set i:le .... 3. 44.1 A .1.4 Sammy, 1 C. 0,1 a 0.1 1;.I 2.1 Bohemia, 1,4 4.. 0.1 a 5,. 241 COAL RK liT, JUNE -J. St s jy• at 11arkt.t. Slotpa 65 Net. CAM le 10 Sondra insol I 5..0( I. Cool. 4l—.. —4. 04. to OJ. Yesterday-.Sr Purse AND l'Act.--Ifolitlav at the Ilat,k, Lxchequer, East ludia, aud Susi' Uutwes. 111AIZRIACE. Out Wctlorcilay bolt, at Liskratil, Mr. S twins, aril 72%, to Mr. !do r, az.•d 40. 'llO. i.h.C.04.111 I.' • reteny in ..,r awl in mattimuoy, haaitC 11,1:ellt at the bank or Monk' es 1411, and tlti•t being the lout th t itue of hie appear. tog at the twat-total attar. DEATIL Son.lay se'noizist, in the 2441. ” , ,,r of him "IN ?ie. 'Montan N..ttaalge,l4 Clsrat.tll , Ke.( aflolaaiaLze„ , eennd man ufGerr,:e Nottaaig.-, E.g. of (bale Ile.lito;:heru, Emrx. This amiable mad ft C 4.4 ”.110, Isavilaz I e-rit NI a violent fall Is..nt het riz the prrectling flay, wa., in one fatal women', *tau - tnowil front the floor ry !mats of life to prectise the Ii) me att.k of Chr isi lull rteicontiota. By his purtam eexit science has to &IDIOM llWl'bet't line and POI ..• SSI . III volley—hot family awl friends to U4Olllll anti tLru brigblest °avatar tit awl pri.le. WWI WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRI(N)E. Nimilinc 44 after 11. J Evening 0 after It!. LONVON : Printrtl and l'abYt.hrol at the Ofiirr, No. 11.7, M.aa.d ; ala.rt• Advil tis. nu•nta arr rrerirr.i. and I.ritei, (p.ift Inor.l atrdwe..r.l.—(7. $%1111.1, No. 1, ('i.•tnrnt'.. Imo, Thaler —J. WIIITC, No. Sir Itoi. I'uLf *Let . - 4 . .n I • r_. ~ t