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rir T., ~-~-- . - • . without almost every part of clothing , , and exposed to heavy rain* wiLliout shelter, hint aheoti to lifter, • own oation,iticl to all Europe, that they arc mails- . ea %, ith Virrlogr ( for the delivc , y of their roilorre . front 1111 crii id Usurper, which :rhino a brave and lets!' people can f,..i ; and the Inait of blear-CroolitaiideV Learn so coil l sti: Ut)118 :1 part,ror their T,orttslaiim tatlNt. aiveciate nire.:ll wetter than I enui•l Like t h e lii,.-r. ty of ea pressuss tr! . Officer* stinvrtoi in ratili to rte:- self Aud it ii • hut. just to any, It , it the ortiarrs employ. it is the gun-boats, executed n•-11 the iii- Wtruetions they received from DIM Juan.(.,",,rranaaa, . .wlime unwearrieWl attention, to give every aid and • assistance to the army, with the tuoat active romp . titude, esciteal admiration. Limit. Toledo, commamliiiK llZe TiAre SPiluilh • seliootior of war, who was up the iiv.o. to give 6,1- s•our • ' wassitost Active , and Licut. A : sea, ennui:lo)d. lug ;he Portugue'.e schooner Curioza, wits uteri and w 'lictilY to support tin: eun , c; and yon will iill) he p'.i io:a to convect' to their I.rulls::ips the 1mp......ur5.,.. 1 (-al in tieing mudded to inform them ► th a t c a; it. Wriiiiii, tiici 'be British 0:11;•t•rs nod mien, felt all Vint ardour to assiat rent friends, which 1* intim i:ait mu their character. I have the boronr to be, dze. (Sig..-1) i GEO. M'KINI.EY. . •---ustse...— MILITARY l'it0:110TIONS. esrugasistions in iii,town,hire !technical of Local Militia, by tie Lori ti.etteme.t Joke Catheort, hit. to be Lint -Col.-Commandant, vice ill'Onuall, retoptud—clated Feb. ta, 14010. iSUIe. %if`V.U.lllitr Rtewart, E•4l. to he UCLIt..OOOOO, vice C2t 2 .•11t, promoted-4mM .1: °bore. soot I wedibile. Esq. to be Major, vice Hahni a, resigned —named as above. ......... 4 0......... • IiRECON CIRCUIT. --••••• , Mgt Honourable Gairwirs RAUDING S. ')tail llovtiv, Esq. ' • trignsiLMerrduy, Augslat 7. ...n—Saturday, August at. •...s—Stutursiat, August 19. ... ..r...t... .cazirin SUMMER •tiacurr, UAW. • •. iItOSAMT DALLAS, F.sq. , • Fdartetr BURSON, l'Aq. Elostrotueisiiiire--Mosislag, 'August, 7 ' at P.•'.l, perh xlis Or..,—Aatorday, August 17, at lliolli• Filritchire—Fiiiluy. AWLS IS, at Mold. 4 Cheatiire—Thoisday, August 21; at. the.Cestle of Chester. NORTH WALES St' sAttlt C IRCUIT, 'goo. Prom !Leverets*, Esq. S.r TININIAS ?Witti". < . 1Ke,...,„,,..11.0,:0_55t0rday. Aute c si S. ai Dater./. ” 4 iruarvon, , hire—friday, Aukust 11, at Carat von. • Angleser—Throssiny, August:l7, at Reartuturls. —sliffills— PARI'NERSHIPS DiligtstlT.D rI•no!d Jotter and Peter Ikaafigrd, of ( better, triilne.• chandlers. June 24,1209. Sr ott , •! Pat.'s, JosrpliCharnberlaSecandlgiePli 11'11(.1'11'i, the elder, of Leicenter, hosier+ Jane an, 1009. Jai lh .0.1.,J-inou Gaming D laid Proton, and Jas. Mil lar, chipp•-•; %: . yroptlly, Regius, buskers lane in. 1901 Richard t'Usrke, Wilhite/Inset Clothe, and Cobert Clarice, I.onduir. Jose .t o , 1009. . 'llliourss Koralit. John Sprogilon, and Jarll , ll Killed, or - Tuusiall, Audro..;l, potties Jane S 7. twin. 3064 Heaps 0 irl Richard Cult, of Wood street, Clgeniriide, batisresarrn Juit 4. 14,1 lotto IliAnas, William Higher*, and John Wortliigigioa„ of t'arton, Laocaster,enal-oireckints .Line 42, 'SSW Thousis Itesleden and John Hill, of Isiiizitou•siptnollull, spirit-sserhti.ts. Jane an, inn°. John I :env. and lames Senile', of Harry Lever, 'uneasier', sod-nie• chant, June 'Ai, 1409. Thomas Ram-sou and lienjarniet Hutson, of Liverpool, In surance brokers. Ikeeta'un it. '4.14. Francis %Amid and Jaws Watiotiogh, of Liverpool, iroa dealers. June 30, 1509. John Pativemro and Samuel Joseph, of LiverpOol, navy. agents Jute 12, tsoo. - • • Willinm , 1' Tbonsits William Aturtl Spurrier, . Griffiths, aid Lewis, of Bristol, draptrs. June 24, 18:19. BANKRUPTCIES Eh. I.A RGED. Richard Tartarus., of Nottiazhara maltater, from Jhly 11, to .92219 1 1 2, at ten, at the Punch Noal, Nottin;hata. Joint %Tattle, of Howard-street, Szeund, Middles .s, navy. agent, from July 15, to Augost.d, at ten, at Gnildhall, Lod don. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Ai Stanley, of ilutielr-rter, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. If rh. r !Ake, 0• PI .110.1111, hak..., to snrrettelay, Jaily le, to, Ah;7.ist if:, at eleven, At the I.onihni lon, Plym It. Allot n•-ri„ Ille.liatmtel Kelly, Plyntoolli ; and Messrs. Tuy tam ono , i'ulker, Inner Temple, Loudon. Rob4t Silrester, now or Ive of R...tdor, Berkshire, tins. h:...asnrebant, to sari( atter, lily 17, 24, and August 9, at etre n, at the Upper Ship Itra, Reading. Attorneys, ALusra. ISla.dy and S' lens, Readiu; aid Mr Holmes, Great tansee-stret I, k1e.140..e ', London. 511.111 r ., of %nal:water, innkeeper, to surrender, July 24, .1:5, Itotl August 'is, at two, at the King's A. no. luti, lissesster. Attorneys, Mr. John Roleins..m, Maucheater t and Mr. I.yau, Gray's-Inn, [Amino. daps. John Corkie,Olio;eirleare, Middlesex, merchant, attic, at Guildhall, I ontlem. - Jmy 29. John lair 0 tiristrt, Southampton, vint ner, et 0.. r, o.lb, India Arms lan, in Gosport. July 2G. Joshua Morzyu, late of thr parish of Lis rfyir.nry. Min, env aty of Committer... timber merchant, at erten, at , the 4:;0141so Lion Inn, iu Dreekeinek. Jilt, 2A. Thomas Norris, late of Gosport, Sentiment..., cormiaerrhont, at oar, at Our India Arm+ lon, trusport. July 49. Wuili.m *Norco, of 1/user, Krnt, eeralsoeser, etiren, at Gnildholl, London July 4... William Urquhart, of Sion college.rirdens, I out dun, merchant, at tea, at 11. Jay it _ Itichard I mircesicr. Wiurtsor, Kerks, brick layer, at ten, at Guildhall, July ie.. Georm Piriteood, of Cloak lane, Louden, trine rocchnnt, at teo, at Grail.l.oll. Judy 25. Frederick Francis, of Chiswick, Midelksrx, smith, at el.s.m. at Guildhall, Lumina. 4 tislast litdah Goff, of , Yellclor.srmare, aliddlesrx, i“al.metrhant, at toelre. at Go... Whirl!, Loudon. y.d, Jan.,* Marital!. and Garcia Berkinlysn, of reg. arid, York, saw sod edge-foul usaudfacieftn, atlvelse, at the Awl inu, ia Sheath!. CEdttl FICA ra-4 ULY as. Kir hoot Jet Tends, Keukens-spun Dull, woollen...4*pm Itkottiads Ditkissed, Klnptomup..ollsll, sruolleu-draper. Witham Posers, of Nichurre, York, corn-factor. Jara henry Akntseder Scott, of the larues-rnad, kliddlearm, nurseryman. Jabs Lewis of the J very, Laudon, warrhouseman. jabs SRN., late of Dluotaishary-somar;, Middlesex, wits.- roerilinnt Alca.ailer Young, and lobo Britens,idlle. Mary..l.lll, Loudon, snort Mints. ('.rldwell. of Waketekl, York, dealer and chorine. , Julia Jar%sois, of Farnham, Sorer), 'argon, aud late at St Swill...ill-Mac Cration-stret t, LO1k1111), rarrtliast. Kuhr.: Flinmsoii, latest Sosillawart, Surrey. hat ode or I tte of rrarembollitisits, Dury-lane, Middles2m. &eke and doweima. . Water Poston, of Lotalf.cd.stocitt, 'moduli, honker. dais Lockhart Daruaril, formerly of Slocirr . a-comiel, Throg fibetieb. street, Ludlam, late of Itoased-square, Middlesex, stock-'avher. George !Istria/a, .4(db:/matter, St. Join's, Winds& Kid 'lase; carpenter. 'l'dokientak. - .+' IL'_ ice- ' L L MEN CE. COURT OF CNA:Mt Iti, LINCOLN'S-INN, JULY 4. Nearty the whoo day was occupied in hearing argninenin et the'suerits of n Bankrupt petition ; iu which Metre. Twyihrd, mut o.4hers, sr ere the l'etittoristts, and "11 r. "f ;1011110 Dieucaiiil the Coinniimitotereeaa the latitkru l ury of Jobe,' !)ices, were the Itespouttaitts. T►re arguments were to tally destitute •af iuteret.t.—The Lona eau mcia.t.onlatid het 51 Id pronounce judimeht to-morrow. COURT OP LING'S BENCH, JULY 4. Siitiiip at Nisi Prius Were Lard ELLENUO -6 ROUGH. The Court was occupied in hearing causes of au iiiikrest, except to the purties concerned. Jet.% 3. Cl; tM. CON. EDWARD LOVr.DEN I.oVEDER, ESQ. C. THOMAS. RAVADND DARREN ESQ. The Piaintiff is Member for Abingdon, and the Defendant is the son of a Gentlemen in the mine county, who has eight or ten children, and is him self a Lay-fellow of Merton-cotlege,lixlind. The Plaintiff is a man of large fortune, and has married successively three wives, the last of whom, his pre sent wife, is about t•4•lnt-liiii years of age, and lie himself itimnrds of sixty. •Vire Ueleinlaiit, beau/. ie. intimate Hcquitintence of the family,_ lied evi dently engaged tie affeenoos of the a if: of the Plaintiff, and tlw prewar xenon was binegait to -recover damages for erhistual eutovermitinu commit ted with her. Mr. ( - Limn; opened the ease on the part of the Plaintiff; anti shim:en Evidence to .new a very fa intliar ioltrenur •t• I.,•twan (item. Two grooius of the Pletotiff de ewer{ 44 to sci ei at times %Inn toe wit of the Plai aid* mid Defendant rode out toge ther. Once tit:) , went into the nursery belonging to Mr. llendersou s in Edizeware-reed, and were oh served together in a summer-house in close conver , whin, the' Defeuthiat harlot: ins hand morn tilie Lirly's. shoulder. Ttse 'mach/Dan and footman also sated, tint us May, Istai, the Lady lied taken tire DleiAlaiit up in her landaulet, the blinds she elowd is Boncl4; . .tt, awl drove with him to Flett. street, It was htot W,Nstlii r ; s h e bad b e en em us. tonied to havethe carriage open, but, his day she had it clo:liiill vd, when she got rigt,sti • was very warm, very solilicli eassfur.ed, and at - ugl4„titubled as to her areas, I•' • %Verret' thisdlags, under butler tO Vbe Plaintiff, stattal,,fliat io Igli t urt, Intl% he had reasoti to SUS /sect that Mrs!;l'; veden had reveived the visits of Ow Defeinlailt i though she dented that he had been there, yet iipop'hearing a noise. he ran out of the home trite a pistol in his hand, and late at night relight thzt Defend ant attempting to le r:i over the palings to get through a plantation adjoining the I:riso of tit.: Plaintiff, in Braxton. ina Bei kshire:— That he then expo tulated with hen upon the int pre!wiety of his coming there after being adruouislw eil again-t it by his father and by Mr. Lux. 6011.41. .4.1* to the-Plaintiff. The DCfeatinot Coen took Hastings by the hand, and tiro noted never to come there• mitt; when Hastings also promised out to dis close t he ferret. iirovided :le in ver trestaissetl 'moil his rnastci s ',remises vain. H istiags rettiraed to the . linttre. and kept the secret with res i n-et to WI bitt Mrs. Laveden, to whom he itutsteiLoely com municated what Ivid passed. On Friday, the lOth of Match, I ^lid, :lie Plaintiff was at Abingdon, at a niert..ig of the Local Militia s when it wits sow pected is the family that the Defendaut's visits wou!tl he re hewed. Hastings, the faithful butler, suspectid Celt .he had heard the library !voodoo npvtl, soil Alit the Defendant was admitted by Mrs. .LovedAt' Alston nine o'clock she ordered him. in brairii gins% of wine mid water into tile library. The Defendant was not there them but lie susiwcted that he was in the sly, which was. 81 03 the ot'• •r •'. • of the stain. 11rIne ..oreden weld rather earlier to bed that night that* lomat. Has tiogs suspeeting that the Dofesident 'mind go. fruit& ' fill stoat' to his rai-iress's Isedehatnlier, watched till tei , o'clock._ in a place where lie cools! lee her d 'or, bit observed tio one ente'. He thin went to nen. and the next morning. went to try the door pf the library. He third it was locked, and asked Mrs. Lovellen for the key.— She said she had on key, snit Mr. Loverleil always Lent the key with him. Hastings then slid there was a fire left buri:az. and be moist examine it.— Ile jterwards pro-0r...1 a earpeliter to place a lad di.r tigniust the window, rind to open it; I Mr. Barker was found in the moll' with his boots oil, atm hi , great coat on his arm, entire/outing to hide himself hehind the door. He ass attevaarils r.'- leased by Mrs. Lovialen, who found a key for the purpose. Hardings afterward« went into the room where Mrs. Loreden mod the Dclionlant were ; abet. Mrs. Loreden said, they Faeaniug the mw-• Tat:l,l had ruined her. The Defemlent said, he mule a. i,. e.st Tiiiii shoot untiring ; he hall only come to expostulate with Mrs. Loveden, and to prevent any further comtnuoication between them by fetter,— Hestiogs then reminded him of the promise made to hint ; nod told lino. if he had acted honourably. and kept his word. he should have kept the secret from all the world. The a fetiihnot never admitted that lie had had any improper intercourse with the Pluintiff's wife. The Lady's maid was also called, who spoke as to her mistress usually having her to slurp in the unite bed, in the absence of .Mr. Lorene'. ; but that brine at the Defcartant's father's, on a visit, and the Plaintiff no• them, her mistress changed her usual custunt, mud she slept in all adjoining room. In the middle of the slight she lward a Wrist.. as if the holt of the door was rained, mid annicbDely en tered. The hen was to tshled 11111 l gorily. end the next night Pills. Loveilett desired that the door might not las noltril. On the meriting after the 10th ofitlekh last, she exotnined the lied, and observed it VM S very much tuuub)ed. But t he ob served no tit her marks/to:a . •, ;orb she could de- i termine that the D. 'readout had slept with Mrs. ' I Lovederi.. e (less ref the servants also ..tax ed, that in last stn met, on a Flanday, ilr family licit to church. Mrs. 11nredier staid at home. and the Deresal.nst. met her ;LOIN sanitner-Invise.mal .vas with tier for some /hoe. - • 'That he then mirk Ws 1101 w .11141 went away before-Mr. t.ovetku returned. Mrs. Laredo. had I—tisnr.' net eloped with the Defendant, but wee new living with her mother. She had no children by the Plaintiff. Very slightevidence was given so to the manner in which they lived together, but there was no attempt by the Defendant to shw any iniseon duet by the Plaintiff. Mr. Serjeatit BEST corninentki upon the evidencal and denied•the charge altogether. Lord ELLENBUSOUGH, C. J. mutinied iip the case, and said it was merely a question, wl.etlier the tacit aet of dishonour lied been (mu oett ed ? fur as to the familiarity of the. Defendant and the nature of hi 4 det.igun, there could be no doubt. The Jury retired for an hour, and returned a verdict for the Defendant. OLD BAILEY, JULY 4. Joseph Heady was capitally indicted for striding, in the iiweiling-house, SO yard* of whited calico, the property of William Charles Tstford. The Prosecutor is a Imen-draper, iu Filislc!:rv-pluee. Ou the evening of the 2?-1 of May, th.• Piisoner was seem by a 111411 passing, to snatch a b u ndle of camel, front withinside the shop doer, and rim off; he iiisteptly pursued, and the. Prisoner unit the bundle were secured, and brought back. Verdict, Joseph Parker was enavietett of stealing a 201. and a 51. iitme, the property of Henry Chappel. The Prosecutor foolish!y pulled tut the notes, wrapped up in brown paper, iii a public-house. ie Prironer, -a boy of &end 14 years of age. ask. d to look at them, sod, ricturona: the polier to him ugaiii, bade Lim pot twins notes, uml take tare of them—and went away instantly. Ile put up lois notes, us he thought, but missed them in about 20 minute.. lhe trials of this day were devoid of in terest or i.uportivice, bring all for petty arena:es. unouree--.. • POLl41:. 144r.!tha Witt crfurd. Hargis of !katlfurt. Marconi of Ely • Earl Cooyog. Lana. Earl of Rodeo E. of Slianno . ,i Earl CI" OUILMIALL, JULY 4. Jahn Drusintood, a ani:Ve of Scotland, who hail n very ten ter; alopcaniner, we; cheesed trills stealing sere, al artirli a of plate frosts the Augel lun, Augehstreet„ St. Mat tires-k. Grand. Jame a ClOrkecn, one of the waiters, stated, that, on Satre slay fortnight. the Prisoner cnuv into the rotlce.roors, nod had • late breakfast. Ile had, rini,e tin* before, lodged lie the boos,. A Ceutleinais came to get a late dinner ; tt.e 11 items Idol a Liver watt-echo,, mustard-pot, sad mitre! - easter,iss the table; die Getitleinse bad left the room ; the witness . ..went to Irr . ing ap Li m p er; when be returned to the entree-roam, the solicits and the Prisoner acre gone. Ile informer/hi toirdietis sad her sou of the eirentustruice ; t h ey desired bite nut to take any notice, but watch die Poisoner when cause. Vestesii.y, lie came ; the Witness was etraning the plate; the Prisonsitdes:red trim to get him a glass of water ; he start fir the water ; and on his retort, nosied • silver ladle; he infirm:ea his nostmis's sun of the firearm 'dance; the pillow, bad guile out, but returned very shortly. "norm took 1.1 ulcer spUOIRJ, and put 411e141 boo a drawer in the bar; left the drawer half open oil per • rise ; tin prisoner vent him for another glass of aster, which . be brought, trot gave li:nt ; he drank the water and went away. !ha 11SierilWeS sou followed him, and found she spouits and ladle nom him The Prisoner. ht hie defence, said, that he had beers in London about three months ; come Ihr the purpoq: of K oiltg out to India, Out was L:isappointed ; he isdisi as tie -*owl ; the Mistress of the Inn (Sire Itolmoo) sad he became intimate, bin, no areonat of twilit little &spate with her, she had cinema tutu a eoralritmeou to ruin hint. He deuUil baring the spouts in his pussesition, but said Mr. Holum., had 1...41 4 1.t them with hint, gull pis:lA:titled that lie had noon{ 510.113 AM' the eronial Iry hint. tie a us fully eossimitted fur Irish Monday morning, at, foor o'clock, the Rank companies, to the bet of 483, of the 2d and del regiments of Foot Guards, who were Ai:di:red for foreign service, mustered in their barracks, an.: marched to the parade, in St. James's Park ; they were inareluol Lyons thence, at live o'clock, for Chatham, under the command of Col. Lilac:. As they passed under the Horse Guards the men, as with Doe voice, gave three cheers. The hand of the 3d regiment played during their departure:front London. Friday, the election of a Member of Parliament for the Glasgow district of Burghs, in room of Mr. CatileueLL, of Blitlisicuoit, who had accepted the Chiltern Hondreda, took place' at Butiterglett, ashen At.a:XitiDEß HolniTous, Ea+ of Clerkiug ton. was elected. The Burghs of Glasgow,. Min ',lrmo'', rod Renfrew, voted for Mr. ilousroutr, and the Burgh of Ruthergleni for Wir.i.Licst Biqa yarn. EPI I , of Elderahaw. A protest was taken by Mr. STiaLiatt against. the retort' of Mr. Hubs- Tom an the grotilid of a cclltision between him and the late Vietilber. The weather lots been so extremely them:cable, lately, that a meadow at Patterditle, belonging to Jona Mott NICI:V. E.q. was, on the 2cl day of last month, covered with snow from three to eight inches deep; and on the kith day of the mime month, nit abundaut crop was cut from the saute torndow, hong the earliest hay in that neighbour hood, or within twenty miles round. On Thursday sennight an affair of honour, be twixt two military grotleineu, was decitli d in the King's Park, Edinburgh. After exchangine shots, neither of which-took effect, the business was ann. toddy settled. On Thuridav last, as Mr. J. Brunt e, fu•mer, of Monliridge-lull, Northumtualand, .was wa fling his iiheep in :he washpool, near Otterhurii, some of then, appeared unable to attain the opiawite hank oithe pool, nit which Mr. B. plunKed on, but pre sently got out of his depth. One of his sons per ceiving him to lie in danger, instantly waded in, to eiuleavour to resene bin, hut he, win, was quickly in as perilous a situation us the father; and, me. latirlioly to relate. no ither of them being swimmers. they weer both drowned. A tea days ago. the following wiparalleled in !twice of cruelty occurred at North Shields :—A boom, drawing a heavily loaded cart op Betllsord street, being unable to reach the summit of the bill, the driver, assisted by ilk:Hoer, heat the ani, mat most utornercifully, to no purpose ; at length She latter suggested the horrid scheme of setting fire to a quantity of shavings tinder the horse's belly. which was actually adopted, without any ap parent remorse. The poor animal made every ex ertion to remove the vehicle, but in vain ; and after lbe fire had spent its fury, the two intonate's were under the nreeesttv of clapping their shoulders to 'the cart. in mil of that brute they had an crnelly torturmted. How greatly, even in this military in stance. is the Isaiah of Loyd Easans's but to br lastinoted.- Time ilitreerr.) Mhz Madrid lib Legburs Naples dents.. ..... lonise C..... • I.V/01/77 OF ST. PATRICK. ORDER OF PROCESSION, All IT NOUS stow Tnt CASTLIL TO , Ota the g 91.11 .It. Scradron of Scots Greys. Swz State Trompeter, Doctors Magee and Gravely as Chaplahr. Foos Heralds. Two Messengers Two Pages. King at Arms. Gentlemen of the Bedchamber. Cur ires, three and three. Koidlds, two and two. Sword of State HIS ()RACE THE DUKE OF HIERSIONM, As GRAND MARTIRR, in his rubes, Lariat big snit berme by the Earl or March, his Genre's eldest sew; Aides-de-Caisp, Lerd Mount-Charles, eldest ion of the Earl of Cunyughain, and the Hun. Mr. Wingfield. • battle-Axe Squadron of the t ith Dragoons. Ho Grate of 11ed144 and lhingiiter, iG their carriages, drawn by six horses. Lord Headfurt's carriage, and new state liveries, With numerans other carriages. The Earl of Arrau and Marquis of Hervilurt were the only installed leugEt. that aticodril in their rubes and collars Esquires dressed with white bonnets, lined with and a feather; white mantle, hued with Jinn, and !Awe /Null-e ludes, with red pulling. Knights, with blue bonnets, lined with white, and u rich plume of feathers, baring the sbnonrai k In the cedes ; bloc snrcottp, lined with white, and the Cron of St. Punch on their lent tide; white small clothes, lined with blue ; white leather shoes. LiqT (SF NEW KNIGHTS •ND THEIR ESQUIRES. Knight,. • I J.:moires. Loveamo•Hickey Jepheint, Charles CoWie, and Thomas Kling, Ears. Thomas Pepper, Geo. Pepper, and Ricbd. Pepper, F.ali Major Loftus, W. Confrere Alcock, M. P. '• and Plerrepoild Oliver Alitebtl, Entire. ' Henry J. Clements, M. P. Allston Mr gcra:d, M. P. and Gust. Lambert, Emps. Hoar. Peicc Blackwood, Ceurg, siier, I:cor% Stratton, Esqis. John Hyde, William Stewart, and Joseph Ocesse fereetues Ewe. t e Ncil George Hinson, Archiltoki °bins, and Geo. Jackewi, Eaves STALLS occrrl ED BY THE NEW KNIGHTS. Lott: Waterford sat it, the Prehend's Stall of Donlavio. Rodeo Shannon Stagouil. Ely Waitron Maymmith. Cute aghast ............... 'Rosa fwd. 11 4th 5 OF iShIGUTS Itterat.LlSCl SINCE THE MM. TUTIoh. Prince Slonimil alive Duke of !chimer dead • Lord Deoatioda alive Airrau alive Westmeath alive —Curysfort deed alive •••- ••••• Sithlllloll dead—tiller t• Agnew Mnigbit. Clearlenennt dead Miirmagton alive —l2istulearde dead - ourtuwu alive (II mond alive -- I. c'aptio dead --- Ty roue dead—ranter to Lead Maseribrol o tie tiro Maio*. Claebrassil dead The gilt plaice cutotaining the *armorial bennep sad tan. of dignities of such of the erigioal Eneglets founders of the Order of St Patrick, in the %car 1715, 1.414; have shatedlodi have been removed front that part of the stall is which the deceased Kuiglits were imtaUed, atistAkated aver the top of the stall seder the badeset i those of sash ilecram.l lial6lll,i, who were not knights Founders, together with thew banners, hire been remose.l attogethe;, according to the dutilar et niece te olsterved upon each occasices at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, with respect to the Knights if the. MOM Noble Order of the Gaiter. SPORTINCI LYTELLIGnICI. /10GE11 —. 771 — LiCES Connemara last week, when there were rues sweepstake for Mire ad (our year olds, ten gifineas each, pp. miles—Ten enhectibers. Mr. Costuming'. bay folly, by Hambletoitiazi, out of Monies, by Sir Peter, 4 years old, est. Mb Lord Moiii:tonerie'a grey fi lly, by Beningbeitagh, dada by Magni - se 4 years old, sat. ...... Sl Charles ireuflas's hay colt, Poleax, by. dam by Retaingbrumgh, out of Davnee's tatharine, by Ilighfiyer, 3 years oh!. 7st. 4th 3 Earl of Eglitdon's cheviot filly, by Sir Olathe, dem by Pipator, years old, 751, alb Mr Grahame's the rut mare, by Stamford, oat of ie mime, by Phenomenon, Sat slb • RAMP DAY. A Plate of fifty guineas, by the town of Irvine, for all ogee, 4 mile heats. Mr. Cumtraiag's bay bone, Silvio, by St. George, 5 sears old, sat talb g 1 1 LOW Alooldensievie's grey filly, by Beoiegansugh, 4 years old, 13K, The spurt aas excellent. Both races were closely con tested. to the first nice, and In the first heat of the wood race, the horses were formose teem head to heed. COUKSE OF EXCHANGE, Juni 30 Amsterdam.... 31 oit U. Lisboa 66 Ditto at Sight., 30 S Opoiti Rotterdam c. f. 914 e V. Debtle.. ..... Haulbergli.... as Cue& tor} Abuse • is 7 2IU. SULLIOK. Paris. Ditto a 11, iu S Cuia sail Bus 1. e. llonedeas auteffeetive Doubloons 44 Do. New Dolton .A 0 5 5} t Sdver in Dare 57 New Untie (rata) * o • at Agit, on the Hank of Holland SoLiv. Pie. I perCind. Do.lnef. Desk Stock ... . . 4 s per Cent. Retreat! • per ('ctrl, !mistrial 3 per Cerst rinstsiem . . ... . Lelia Ward. Ear bearer Italia . Emeltah Lottery l'ltleio Mi. LIS. lathe fur Cossets fee T. DISH, Stock- Iluslier, O. 4, ConlisiU,, sled hu. 9, Mar.- MARRIAGE. At Canopies, in the comely of tillesterstet, doe seta dt. %us Burritos, Esq. N " 40. AIN Or the belies% of Illorherii, count • of Omar an, bMir Rryameavis o dis &met *re, soly tisu ss,irftite Dee. Tbo. Nyabilide. %Mt tfti.iti.p Poser, in the meaty of Glarearke. -- LONDON t Printed b. G. D 4111800 1 41; Sown 11-etuoi, Coro yaire 4 ; raialika Nu. is, Hare of M. CI. naval% March, IlfZre, J. WHITE, of mu, --4hifosi t M. kr Wirese• yid Who user , rod;. war W Wit whifiwil to.