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■ I, ' 'f li a . , o' a. a 4 11 ; .--)&. ROTTING-MATCH. The Wherry given by the Gentlemen, members of the Fanny Club, was rowed for yesterday, by seven pairs of oars, and decided in two locate. At the first heat they started from Westminster Bridge, • three o'clock, and rowed round a boat which wan moored off Vauxhall, and down the Surrey share round the Beacon, and through the centre ,rch of Westminster Bridge. At the second heat they darted from Westminster Bridge, went round a boat which was moored off Bettersoa Brid.e, and down the Middlesex shore to the New Bsneligh Gardens. The competitors were as fol low, rut. A i i h g e Crave*, of Blackfriars; and James Drookson, Aside. 'l6l°l.omo, of Vatnihall; and William Mcad, Dank paid Morton, of Dlaekflian ; sad Daniel Millar, Cs ri.a Bridge. ci w iee Westwood, of Vauxhall ; sad George Cole, Morse '', James Taylor, of prom ate; sad Joseph Easton, Strand ' Birch, of Popper-alley ; and William Prizetwan, chaaupber Hall, of Paul's Wharf; and James Fuller, It ells allowed one of tine most spirited rowing itches ever witnessed. James Taylor, of Stan , woos the first and second heat, and was de !:rool Victor. Edward Birch came in second ut au! Coteries Westwood was third. woo delivered to the winner at the New ; on which occasion there was a grand ,play of fire-wurits, and * numerous assemblage oonpatoy. LORD NELSOA'S MONUMENT. kil.osing effusion. on hearing that Lord itictiiiiinent at Glasgow, Litely ',Littered l i g htning. eras about to be repaired, •nd cal inscription pit upon it, is by the Res. J. rahai•e, author if .4 The Sibliath," ,ke, ithhehl, eithleilrl the sarrileainus band ! That Idly runt still a rain ►land ! her let those hats, which /I.3len ' s own ire hat! traed, medal members ever be efFne'd. %tut rseurd w sublime, of his oho MI Where thonssu.l thusilers peend his parting RIO, Nateres sculpture, trearh•d Ity fork 7 leaven. As rbarichrs 'naval 14) bolts limn beaver, Interilirl fite'!---Leaee then Ile oarivall'd The sousseut au eushleal of the man lbsterday morning. Rua ..Itioaravr, the Duke Of CIAIERLAND. Proureases stenurra and Sowitta. took thtir usual worsting ride in Windsor Park bli iodise o'clock. The Royal Parry was accorn panir4 Lin! Watattronair, Georrala Firunt sad WI er Colonel. TAT LOI and DESBILOWL, Gad Lady COLLYIII. Priocas Alum' continues io • Very fair way of moven-. Her Hiresrt and Princess ELIZAIIIITII took an sir:2; to frogniore Lodge and Gardens. The litmo as caw:Aril in town this day. to bold rourt at the Queens Palate. II Royal Highness Ilia Duke of CAMBIIIIIfit bft hio house in Berkeley-square yesterday. for W,utitor. Tat Faults Passel% the Earl and Countess of irtv, Lady AFILECK, and several other Nobl. ~ r. ire gone on a visa to the Earl and Countess Eau. at Cavhickury. Lost week, the Doke of NORFOLK arrived at his it st fireystoke Castle. The Duke of DORSET, Lord Wasiewuttm, and e Michela of Doassi, passed through Purts rtitbwn morning, for the Isle of Wight. Ms M u tu has been graciously pleased to pre tt Earl. of Achafader, with a to voting ram, and Are ewes, of the pore Merino ee'd, now on their passage to Dundee. Grouse shooting commenced on the 15th inst. Mr. %THEWS'. benefit, on Monday night, at - I:tywarkit Theatre, was most Intllianily IL , Royal Highness the Duke of CAM :IDGE. her R. al Ifighnessthe l'nn: es. of W 4 t.t.s, ATToßatir-LIENFaat., Lady IIAnGiRsTONE, :id all the fashion to town were prevent. 11 41tTLRT. the Manager of the Glasgow new!, •ill take his benefit no Fridiy next. lle .11p.rforns the part of Sir Fitt‘ialf, to Henry 'e ffrtii . Mr. B4RTLEir is 3./ luttly estee4ned ''et env, both as Actor sod Managar, there is no , sat hut ha will have a ho in her. M. Dicaoaa's Benefit tikes place at the ash thia night, on which occasion >Le plays Parry, .11 Tlr ofike MU, to Mr. lir AM , liacorth ; and Nora/6 in the Puor S /flier; •.rick, lir. BaLL•WIT ; and Dermot, Mr. C. sr.% to perform the char,.-ter r Lady Re s tl ess. at the York Theatre, on Mom Joy. "K the first of her enitaarmetit. Nlr. YOUNG and Nli.. `instrt are ',reform:l,7 at fx Loterick Theatre. W.-thoatlity last utev wi re I "'rr^r , it .Ve. sod .11,1. Beret.ley ; oudott r, rs • it, well. roil Desdeoloma. %h. ‘ll.:Stitll is perfonastint with his usual WC. at Ltv•rpool. Osi Monday Might he .J• *Dor,: in the character of Captain Itertrani. to The It ' l ?—pay: and jeninig Jsrapt, to the I of . 1% , Farmer. os Sven. fro m the Dietilin Theatre. r'Z M 4 en at tilas ; mw, o•ol oerfornseel the part of Pally. Bergnt's opera, there, Oil Frl.l4y last. Lop.v died. at Stailfor4 le live, in EtSr7C. 1 . 1 ' 1 4. Mr. GLORGi EVAN!. lie wi:s ou hoard t• • n ,furtonate Grosvenor Bast LAl:any, when 471 is- , k'i no the coast of Caltrariu. on the vi August, 1742. end was one of th. fea sehn, sits ` esperiensing unporalleleil suffering, during a ' of one hundred and stventern days cont.- .:'e acro-a the deserts of that trilurlotaLle untied et their n rti%e 11q11131. ; and is slap •••ri to have sorvived that cie:tstru i she the lo.,gest `sa t of the... oininr.n•l:it e. H•• 6 • , * ma% litturciely vklu n t etrer l to beck Elude te the detachment Sekt Isy the G•irerner of •r 4 to endears- me to disrovee and ri-here nsic "'the u"S.rtur4:e .rsols who tni‘ht rern•tin It that cooatry. ~' •Lt BPIIRTI2.IO r:Trfircr‘i LON DONDEIMY It 1(71:S. MONDAN, i 3. Handicap Sweepstakes, cacti, to ft. ;osd b l 1,, .I‘e . . Steward. —4 auk, Sir 41 I' Hill's Reolom, lied Mr. liattersby'a Trim, gst. 1 otb Mr iValson'a Haelequin, [Lt. alb Marquis of Dourgars Suter to Choliejack, q.t. jib A guurirsee between Denl;3w imislrrint A match fur Juop. and oiMeti hr the Stewarda-9ne rottnd r; the Ma , qui, of Donets tilTA;tl;;4•,mt..)th Battersby's Iw. c. Fiisjerry, 6et Fittjerry holteri shis;tly after starting. King's Plats, is.sogsrWeigist fos age—Three mile Heats. Mr. Battersby's l'eornaa, O yrs. sat. 131 b I I Capt. Caldwell's l'araineldes, 3-yrs. old o dr Marquis of Dtmectifs Clsoktiode„ aged 9st .l Mr. M'Cliutnek's Bird of Paradise, aged, t r 4 dial 2 Mr. Hamilton's Nell Sprigging, 4.yrs. old de. 111411GAre. Auo. 20. Mrs. Glower i 4 engaged for a few night.. On Monday she played l'iolamb!, in The Irm/er ; on Tuesday Airs. Iliekky, in The Jealuirc Wife. The hr.t Masked Ball at the Assembly Rooms takes place on Friday next, and the second on the 7th of September. Upwards of fifteen hundred persons are in Mar. gate. The storm on Thursday last washed away a part of the new Pier. and dashing a collier against the Marine Parade, broke down 30 large stones. ice. Such a steno has hot been a itnessed since the Bathing Rooms were washed away. The tired Nlanuerade et the Theatre took place on l'hurrday EARL BERKELEY. The late Earl Berkeley had completed fly year , * an.l died in uonsectuence of a elt. e ,,,e of th e li ve r. Ilk body was opened by Mr ilenry Jr,n‘r, in the presence of Dr. Jenne'. end Dr. Perry, who also attended his Lo-dship during Ins illnefs. His Lordship's remains were deposited in the family vault in Berkeley Chinch, on Thursday the 15th, at noon. The following was the order of proves'. •ion :—b One hundred Tenants, in black, with hlntic hatbands and giuwes--two and u The Tow u Constable", with their staves. The Serjeaut at Mace in his dress wr slice, !hiring ware ruve ' red with block crape • The Mayor (Mr. Henry 'caner) is a Mai *motet cloak trim mr.l with for, and cocked hat, with searf t batbaud and gloves. The Aldermen, in long black chinks, trimmed will. se-ivies. The Rev. J Hughes, rldfieiattug Chrgynsaa and Domestic The Rev. J. C. Jeans, sad the Rev. W. Davies, in gowns and scarf.. Mr. Siluntoorls, the Xteors4, — b irt-heada, ferrying the coronet and eos►ion, supported by tiro Under-Stewards. Sable rune. THE BODY, is • roan (a Mood the pall).. • tisruuelte, pnisterl sad lined black, drawn by bit Lordship's f oar cwith Luisef., au's plumes. rise. sad led by Iwo grooms, Ou earl, side two hawerols (fuer of the tricks, and most re. sperlal4e fermata) 5 end stn pall-bearers, vts Calumet Kiarseote, Mr. Pesch, Bev. J. PruSyo, Bev. L. Baker. sad Mr. Dears Austin. The pres.ut Esii 'Berkeley and his fur brothers. Private Geut kitten, friends et th e decsasell Two Ptrysiewins, Dr. Scepter Rod Dr Parry : All to scarfs and Servants of the family, two and two In this order the precession arid from the Castle through the town. When arrived at the church, the pall was tbrnwn over the i Offi and the tenants opened to the right sod left, the rest passing be tween th.in into the church. An anthem, I know Aga tay lielieenier iivNA, luso enng in fore the les-cia; rod the Dead Ntirci in Seal wit. perfirmed, wh !e the body was dive* iting in the v'en't. Alt.-r the ceremony, the Undertaker arraneril the return of the proces.inn to the outer court of the Castle, where the company dispersed. . . . The shell, o'r inner Coffin, was m ide of oak, and lined with white satin. At the bottom was a bed or m owes'. and a cushion to support the lie td, mad- also of white satin. The body was covered with iris Lordship's uniform as Lord Lumen:tot, and a sword was laid by his side. This was put ii.to the leaden coffin, and soldered up soon after the death of his Lordship. The outer coffin was superbly ornamented with coronets, &c. &r. upon crinisnii velvet. The hreast-plate was .quare. and 11.1.1 the Eli rkeley Arms enravetl upon it, and under ti.ern this in...niotimi—" The RiTAt linn.Fee 'crick ibigN , lnr. Earl of Berkeley, died Avert tolk, 1910, alai, 00." The lowly Miss STAINIIOPE, nuly 4:.inß ht/r or Au I lit II STVIIIOPE. Esq. of Tilnry-atiert. May f iir. gave hrr fair hand. at St. George's, square, on Thursstny laid, to - Smarty. Esq. The happy pair set off for Salisbury. to Ow course of Oita artlz they Bill !proceed to thrtr teat in War *,,•ks:sire, and frost thence to Dublin. Every thing is in reuliness to comuenee Vaux hall Briii4e ; the piles are pointe.l. arta harges nioareil acro , s the flier. The serene tr, the on the Surrey -ule will adj•no the eau -:.le of Coin. raerland GAO is ; that on the Nlidilles.!‘ side will run a direct line to co.ue out at Hyde l'arl-corner, Pic C ci 11 List morning. as a sailor was going along Bei ford..quAre, where he had f ttelb Cr! a daft of 301. t t!FtS'e at Mes.rs. Ilow‘s and to. Bankers in Lottibury, and ss As res3iii4 11, a %.114'.i 4 ame him, snitch., d It out of Lts h.a 1. r.in oft. and re , ruv•-.1 the amount before the unfortunate •ulor could c•-t in the Baukoig-hou.e. Torte ha. not been each a numerous attendance a. at the 1114 Nlnutuouth A•iiiixes, for 113.11 y yrdr.. past. Tweiity•five ceases were entered ell the pa per, all of wiAch, except two, came before the Court, when did trot break up 1.11 near seven u'dock on Tuesday eyenin4. The Duke of BE roar, Sic CH ILES MORGAN, soul Sir Itsi•EaT SALLsevay. lisrts. were present. On Sumlav the Jodze• and Co.kofet on the Circuit were ewer tAmeil at dinner, at Troy, by hi. Gr e o. ; and no Tkies.l.4v the Gentlemen of the Gr.oil Jury. A wliol br ic k was al.-, pre.ented tit the Gcatli.nie:i of the Kvinin C. 115 ; taremystsvo of its . a . . in the Pavilion, on ta.t ; steer which copion. libitums were frre.l th , h•ilth of the " No'ile Founder of the F - :" a•.(i the eswing, was passed with unbounded 1, ; e 0 ;:y end pleasures at three o• woo Moore shore roue arch of 1C they loot round a Brid •e, so ninel ,o o Imr Vt. ItShea loaloiile. sae .„ Rota Ni peo'o Bridge Clark* ti feu, Jana Ta lame. Ltward Elarkftiara Christuph Illockhkan. It woo N stitches e , it,, *oil ° :rl.l VII I ih bre , • it %% sgh (;sled of commit LO The r •'L Uutia isghte Litt 1 im rohante R ithhet That 101 l War kt i Iv mart , it hat re , Raw, tl Na 10! As obart Tatcribl The am, Y•ster , CIAIEN,I took the; a , tads ponied h sod and Lad . Prince fteo4tir. Her SI air:2; to The a rout to If', Ku Wt hi% I W•uttenr, Int F JIErET, li , t. are of East] Last L. MO at ti The 0 the Dm: swath*, ll.v vent Poi bite vow tared, n (Vrnum Mr. 11 he e IttIDGE, he Ay • a:al all Mr. I • Theatre •.lip••rf rte t%tt city dn u ., l j T.,ea Pere, L'ol ai Nlio. Lady e 'lr. t4 t - L.m 1-c t^ wort., %Ir. % ,t, e*l. at I THE !)CKL•' S 0/W. Tieef , ellwAitt4 Article s..t. lit ;au Evening l'fitit of Nloal,la‘. lib II ,1.1.1re,s in b.,%uur of dlr. ()tate of 'flat k, ,Ak_ a i.ao truly, of the Pritat ttf ) c,•l-1(1 IVe ure tta earrd that >4 (1 0 /:.4'4 . + , ii; :}! It It straber mi tbulised D.,r I) .Le ..or bY per.. com,-Ett•l .:tli tv.r vrwi.cord WIC 6, itistd by tbe tbai %Iv) f ii, 11ilitary tiur by tie.y fbiicrr, .my r...tk it. tut: urn 7. TO THT. The attepitions hour has nerved, that enables the fica.o.c of truth to juilly appreciate the my mace and up- Re . ..ions that bare hero heaped upon dm char:wt. r of his Royal Witham', the Duke of The base and unprece dented aUCOIi.T motives, au successfully practised, to de grade his Roy al I f 'litotes, and also to dra. ros the happiness and repose f the Royal Family, are win rump'etrly de. 'eloped' by the late Irials, ash Publicatinui. that have rm.-- corded'-ere, nts that ate elicgrarcful lotto. women. oh Wilton ! and must rill,' an odious upon the or th a t Ms tol d .. n at ED pror,o,D.Ei (1,,t wiil Vet( Ise • .'0.11e4 ed oith 1e1111.1110u4 pit y and rcgri t ! !! If hen v e r, tied what fiord have ken the soffering% of an acted and exeellent Moiroch, io experiencing • shiuinutioo us his Conil)'sdignily--by the dreatTreteil and sisereeitary pro crialhoce of a !tarty, who bail neither prioriplc, tenth, or ho nour, tin thi sve are amazed t hat noble choral • teristir of Englislossets should bare hero subverted by the iti• trigne of ffe•titin. . . i'Ve moo at this nametent sincerely regret the bac, y, yet dig nified iesigismion of the Dike of York—which, we Inc now Remade, did out proceed from • self. conviction of error, but from • ilistooitiost to comply with the 'mobile Howl, which •VI at that period led away by the torrent of prejndice-wweit v must nefariously raised against his Royal Iliglisees. From a thorough rims iction of the Minns. his Royal Nigh n ell has suffered itt his character and reputation, we arnica pate the wishes of the Military, so the Ras los of his ltoyal Highness in that situation his conduct so (rimed in the regatatiwas, and benevolence, he moat liberally and impartially extended to ail nobs its the army. The army is therefore requested 110 afford their signallere to a Pedittou, intended to be presented to th e Kini s Most ElVelleftt M aira V, to humbly entreat that Nis Majesty will be gesci•mily pleased to restore his Royal Uighur's, F r ederick. Duke of Vo,llc, to the °dire of Commander-ia.Chief, tee. Its. INouks for the govaatores of Otfieelo, lac. who are Aitpu.ed to sobscribe to t►e *twig Pentium, affe now opcoesl at, &c. 11'e understand that copies of this Add•es. had been enenlated ♦ery generally :Among the Army Agents iu town, and sent to the Commanding I.ofi afro of the several districts thrnnznout the couutly. JUL/t/ NO SIMEP. On We•lneMda'y, Sir John Sinclair, 8 irl. Pre. sident of the Board of Agriculture, accompanied by several Gentlemen of Paisley and the 'Neigh bourhood, went to see the Merino ►heep imported trout Spem, by M►. Downie. They are kept at Brnwn.•dr, alma three mile* from where the ',nature is in general dry, soil of excellent qu s lay : Ilse sheep were rather i.e l•ow dation, as may eitiily he supposed from the fitigs they have undergone, but they are revise, log 131 their nsual strength soil appearance ; umier the care of four Sitaii.s•l who make a singular ap marittiLe in Ole dress of their country. mid they wt!II rli-os the larg- sheep (hip winch are sic- Spain, to protect their docks from the alt....kr of rarrnong animals. These sheep are cer tified to he of the trite Paular breed, from the flock of the Prince of the Peace, who had secured to himself the finest sheep in Strtio; and their fleeces, therefor, so far as it was possible to judge from their present state, having been ch i rped ouly six weeks ago, are of the fittest possible quality ; the rains are all horned. the ewes willed; and un like satiny sheep imported Lore Spain into this cou:dry, their feet ■od head are as clean and u free from wool, at the Highland and the Cheviot, to which br►ed the ewes have a strong rrsemblai•ce, only that they have on their forehead a small circular tuft of wool like the South Down : this flock steins therefoie peculuirly well calco lilted for raising a breed. that would unite a good form to an excellent fleece. We are glad to una 'iteration' that Mr. Downie proposes to dispose of a considerable ;Antonioni of the flock in mail lots, SO as to sprawl them over the country, sod there can be no doubt that they will thrive in Scotland, either in their original state, or judiciously crossed with the Hylaml, the Cheviot, or the old white faced Scotch breed. thoisch now very scarce ; all they require i• a dry sound pasture. The head Shepherd wring to be uncommonly intelligent, and it is hoped th..t a great steal of useful information may be obtained fmrn hiss. AX 1"170 v. On Monday ae . lifilicht, berry .ftnpleti. clnvirted at Glooceeter Awiixe., on the preceding Friday. for the wilful murder of her lii.tard child, W. 14 exe cuted iii trout of the County Gaol, it. t regranly to her sentence. and her bed s . delivered for di-action. She conducted herself with great penitence an•l de corarn, ackriowledging the enormity of her crime, and the pastier of her sentence. This truly unfor tunate creature. who was not more that, ye m s of eg•• • was a natise of tie pa-ish of Bret'. doll's Norton, ‘Vorcesisrshire. Brill herself the illegitimate offsprinz of pima., by whom she was abasoioned in her she was depeni int upon the bnunt' of some prw•r relation,; and, doing the short interval of ;rte.*, tis WU. went to France with au uncle. a shoemaker, who intended to settle there. Ciao time (lets n•itili of the English in France, they were .e^t, with u.env others. to the d.•ptit at Verdun. flat she was teiucerl, and co hatuteil wi h all E •gh-h rmooer, I•y whom she had several children, who all died. Fain*le prisoners benig permitted to Lave Fierce, she returned to Englatal in slime last year, and •otiguit on asylum will an utiiit. who result, sear Gloucester ; but when h-r pregnancy was dis.mvered, she removed to Lrtedon's Norton. The reception she met with there, from *host' whose first duty it was to have protected her, was such, Vogt she left the place soon after her delivery, aid became a wandering outcast. wi•hout the means of subsistence for her self or her helpless infant ; and, tinder these cir rum-tsnces, committed ilia awful crime for which her life became forfeited to the laws of her country. It was the sttilifet of her cwnstamt regret. during the short interval between her con d emnation an d executi•.n,that the dillies of religion had never been inculcated her mind, and Jae woo , hardly even aware of I:. • \.stet.cr God !!! A Gent , al C. ttr - -1.,r , .1 top the tri it or Captain WII LW' U Adpitant of the 21 Re 4 •meut f R.., ai To •er Hatni•ts Nlilitia, will coalmen:a to ...marnw, at Cativa Flotigtal. LAW 17 7'! coutz rOF CHANCERY, ‘C06!1 4 4 Ixr, Aocarr 2l. JUDZ,MUNTg.-COINTRY BANKERS. E.,..p!rte 1., N quit Munn A LI., hi the matter of listiekvi um, und Co. Bankrorta. The e-.euus,tasterss ut this case are &heady before the 'whom:. The Loan Cuaacrut's ohservesl, that he had tlicess this ra,e sow his fullest t‘yssderation. and he niso.o say a uel u mold diffs..ult our to dechje nn. As the virti , .s thent.rlves could 11,1 L agree as to 11:e Nan, suppose there li4sl soot been any short bills iss que,tissu, would nut the drawer have over drawn the acceptor ? . . Mr. MONT•1111E-•—" Yes, my Lord ; but the ex.• tretilet hardship nn the Petsti men ii, that they paid 1.1 c. 1 ,11 lA° the hauls of Gtr Bankrupt. 1V,300t4 and by .hurt b,lls Y1,0J31. while Om sco•ptatices by the 114fAcrupt• for the Petiii‘,..e,e, in ferrous or dry l'ontutioloneis of Extive. a t to gr; ,0001 • leicli h ive been ha' the Ilitik!upte. t h e mci.,it4r.. and p,lrt .th they have &come duo by the l'enliu.ters, the. drawer.." The Luso ett4 use you shy ant. ,vi., slr. Montagne. id three beet.'" 51r. AIoNT 1 hare hot. my Lord ; but I will inailertake th4t uue slrill he put in to that e.lret, and the 6.11. pro.:ll,:ed in rotatmo as ‘til'ey have been paid."_ _ . The Lien Ca %Itrat,s.fso—' , Under these t eiint.eanees, I think I ringlitto order the short . to he gnen up ; for ins ...nee. if the bankruptcy hid not taken place, t' e Petitioners (ihe Cutintry Rinker.) might hate said to the Town Buskers. you only hold the s'iort b Ise in trust for une, you have not given ine err‘'or for them as csi.h i and I am eta tied t.i be put so I apprehend (said hi. Lords.iii4 the assi cB9. 1 , 11 pat in a b tier artnahoti thin •he l iti ri ttapts were ; tne acceptance. nerenot c l ue at the lime of •he haiik:tipt-y. or nitro ;lie ment isened. It is hot for me to iiy what elfeet the ettent Ought to have, tvippos.ntt it ern have any ; we oniiht to take into cons derat.on the law iiputi titre siihj . i-ct. I sin very strongly of opinion, that I hire Jurisdiction in this case; mid, upon tnatnee reflection, am of euission the Petitioners are riitilled to the short bills. I do therefore grant an ord r in I I 'at ..ifect," INV THIS NATAL* OF ESIDDEN, A rs•sraiurr. The Luso ChIANCLI.LOII" t h •Id in my hand the petition and 4.1 C elaki4Vll,l in this c u.e, the lat ter of which the ;es the Bankrapt with wilfully concealing bis pro,.erty from his Avhignees: I have read them over three distinct times since I was last in Court; and however much I should wish to direst my mind of the Bankrupt's briny guilty of concealment, my most studious iiive•tigation of these affidavits hive not beta able to remove that int. pleviism. I will read them again before 1 Lades• take to make any order in thi, cvse. THE NEXT OF Kt Of 'ultimo. The eirruinstimccs of this case are before the public: Mr. Barber returned from ladia, after hair. ing accumulated a Lao fortune, and died almost inizedisiely after his arrival, without bowie, any communication with his relatives, or making • tirißa Since his decto4e, there have been a great uttinbart of claimants as his next of kin, geuerally ruses in the lower spheres of life. The Loan CHANCELLOR this day made the fol lowing order :—" That the %vend claimants should go before the Master. aod be examined by interims goofier ; and the expense of the examination to be paid out of the evil.r of the Jeremiad • as. from the poverty of the several claimants, the next of kiss would never come auto pos-e-.ion *WHAM this kind of interference of the Court, who was distributing equity again.t herself ; for if the next of kin was not ascertained, the Court being in possession, would be entitled to hold the estate ; ant voli•vever was the heir at law could not complain. a, the order enabled him to prove his title. COCRT OF CHANCERY, AT THE ROLLS. 301 W ATKIN, MAGNI'. tn. V. Nits. csuaLorre •TKIPS. On Saturday lut this cans., which relates to the family estate of the Atkins's, in the county of Nor. folk, came on for jedgment ; when the NISSTEIt of the itoti.s decided, that the Defendant, Mrs. At. king. is entitled only toe life-estate in the property ; end subject thereto, she holds the same as a trus— tee for the he.r.at.law of her sou, who is the Pla.ntiff, John Arkina Wright, Ely.; and that Mr. Wright ;4 cutit✓d to have the mortgage money, and iiitere.t, which he elenne-I,emonivin{ ti.gether to 7,0001. and upwards, raised by a sale of part of the estate in question, 110.11 E CI lICUI r. - SURREY ASSIZF-S. GUILDFORD, AUO. 20. The Commis-ion-day for holding the Amer* for thl4 Cowl . ) NAI ntl Saturday last, nu the evening of which day t he Judges .rrived and oproed fheir Cele. Yesterday they attended Divine Service ; and this morning at eight o'clock they went to Court and began ba•iness. The Loeb Cuter Eiseoir sat on the Criminal Side, and Lord ELLEN. sole/male on the Civil Side. The Calendar of Prt. sonar% is much lighter then it has been for several As•uzes in this ciimity, there being no case of say great toornsity in Ir.__ CIVIL SIM monism, r. GrOVES. Th►s was an action of slander. The Plaintiff. h}• his declaration, complained that the Defendant had, in the presence of divers good and worthy subje..ts of the King, raised him a thief and swindler. The Driesulant had pleaded a juatitica. twin, admitting that he spoke the word, but as. wined that they were true, fur that the attendant had stolen a newspaper and rice paawfs leieftsis, the properly of the Utfeudant. Mr. Serjeaut SIIIPH rite. for the Plaintiff, open. ed the case, and argued ith areal foree on this value of character, and retwe-entsd the thing the must trivial in itself. of the greatest testa:Weer, by the pl.* of the Defendant, whir* imputed a seri. nn• felony to the Plaintiff; which. if it had not hero foe the del ererate plea of the Defendant. might base pooped as mere weeds of best and auger. ff. then called the wltnesueo to prove the fact ; and in the event it turned out one of the most ridi culous stories that wesevee mad! the sub? ct of U.