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_ N. kirk. TUB EVEN ING; SATURDAY. will be perferldei the•Ceniedy rf , • ••i! THE. JgA r LOUS, WIFE. I Hr. Oakley, Mr. C. ; Ms*, Oaklej, !We. Ter, Cliallre, Mr. Bareeill t' Rwell, M r. Williams • Sir Hers bisfik, Mr. Fsebsp; Uwe Ttieket, Mr. hil t s; Cepiat (Metter, Mr.Cisear.. Ar a . Haklry, Afire. C r We Oa/ ?redeye, Mrs. Gibbs; Harriet, Miss Leigh.- T 6 sad& will ied added, sloe fGverrllri 01:esA4IF v 31:,•,iitt?.. Roma*. A setwitir. ; Ca , • ‘ iirifj-: Witham, Mr . . Berard; Haitta, ems t 7. ik &et &erudite) y Demovillitt4 • ahlobri leiknee.. 11 " - * 1 . ,R4Vri:1•4 : "ifty IS. • • • The Haab. be epee& at Ilizeamelmssi elisheidnie. ) ace to rr yy Serra, • . Plaid the Wail' bilebdit • the Widelseil !. ••• , 01 f , 7:1 . 1 1‘9•11 . 4 ; 1:..r.:. t;i: ..• 1k.9" 11174"7etV'OZIC714tPleCtilitailr0 orth, With W He Wedefeltif, (the Cullom Om* oilkasostllFlliiiii (Ira tide), /dn. IllatfWw,. • .:- A new Coat* is e• aeiseadas,sial Ids is the coast of meet week. • ',• THEATRE-ROYAL, 'ENGLISH 00111/010CSF., • • 14411 A • " - THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. August 5. will he perfarsoul HOF Iltria-drams of THE BLIND BOY. Mr.'l/Iseinithins;' Edniossol, Miss Kelly; RIC, Mr. IRsarisas ; °beta, Mr. Bartley; Kalig. Mr. T. Y. Cooke; Moths, ' Xt. 111Iley. Veins, Stn. %V. S. Chalterley. M i r. After which (44th timehtlie Comic Operei to, called BELLES WITHOUT BI AIJK ; OR, THE LADIES AMONG THE SELVES • Mrs. Dashinoton, Miss Kelly; Virßious, Mrs. W. 8 Cask • tetley; Eng', Alin Care*; Mrs. Ureesarikuu Md. Grova Mee. Marie, Mims Love; Mts. Easy, 11Sea.Dey:11; -P ica rd , Miss I. Stevenson. To cowhide with the Musical Fire', ii ttaiiiiiti;'calted AMATEURS AND •ACIONS.I ' • . David Dulcet, Ess Mr Nanning •..111r. O,P. Ranflr. Harley; Wieg, Mr Wrench ; Elderbert' ry; lit.l s,lhy; aryl fit Mattisicap. Mr. Wilklnilon. Mile •Merfilllissistre, LPL+ Lave; Its. Mary Garseeil, Miss I. &nesse.", • The spacious Saloon has been spin tastefslly,litted t with a new design, rePreseatiag as Ilharainaied Oriel, I , Wank*, seed will be opted, ss.sisoal- at Eiglit Irene admittance ..1 1411 q Acel,a ?Ti .w!'idt • CVPINSTI Fine. Doan sties d 111aIGptl1 Wtti slid Uri Piaffeakeleiilo o l4 41s al SeelfOr: ; 1• 1... • vrii Oa Mootley *eat. will be produced as eistival par RA- ,• -• • • ststic &IMAM 'Gull* eikilwitilTdittlitli . The V4l4l(tice (kik * * Willett MP Wm 4 1 la . • . • T - irrittitSS' N KW' SA UetZsf ip =iii peso , • • ' pare hitiokyibeil 'iteorrtu • 46.1 li e i:t1 6 0% Offs% suAtilleisttil,ldessee. "Mb N, . M,as ass lad UO.N beg swat reapeethelly is offer skis their heel arlinow s* is"tbi rbOlkAiiiii' their liberal Patrainspe of the me.inatilovouinwe is oh climates bee evessesseaded it As the isms *pimps idled tureiya cos ,„ 'llll ;oaken NRMy is flee veciasessendstists. ;--It is prepared by there WI.I;C sad far precedin g dis. a pp o i n tment to families, all possible care has been realm ed to, by each bottle being Mated wpm. the cork with their, firm and Address, trowel' lo stets Lobel loosing their agria. tare, without which it maws be pessisse • .! JOHN BURGESS sad SON'S lung established and la esiisisied EasENCE of ANCHOVIES (minuet to be pared by them slier the woe manner that bpi Ono *. molest satisfaction for many lean. 1 IV.lvehriare, tat Stroud, wiser the iiiv4:4ltiiii; Lan das..-(The Oat/peal Fiela4kontWeeb,Bo,2l4l; 11[1011111% CALCINED . . • hones to be prepared onto Me must scrupulous tire Oath klonstbito, by Steuart. THOMAS anal WILLIAM MESSY, Slassofacturiog Chemists, Manchester. It is stslil in bottler, price 2s. 9J. or with glass stoppers at 4s. 6(1. slattsp included, with fall directions fur its use, by minis ,trarstes Ageless Su the aleiropules .satl throughout the Jeited Kingdoms; but it cahoot be genssiue useless their ninon ire eagraerd use the Guvernsoseut Stamp, which is Sited over the curk or stopper of each . - Of must of the Venders of the Magnesia may be be 4 VSeislicaled by • similar Stamp, HESlttleAtiOll'A C NPIRI of YIN FA;A IL the lareensun,liLliti HIM If, anal the only germ ue Preparatiustpflhat Articks TRUSISEN. ••• • • • IN .eonitquesive of the rirmooll for, anti' tryst leene6t Arrived flew , Ike use of PIN DI N's PATENT Who TIWASPS, *'d isietallic opting', GAWA ?I and CO. bpi • leave to infers Stre•Publie, that their Strusofoelory it sow or . pito. 200. Kleafertrect. ,T6ese Trusses are 14'14 omoured or by the out farisewl Surgeons in town and country, awl 11 '• - riteirlusuelseled low• or rount :of their west awl tortfOrioi furs. .n , litairepot Cloill* • liellpetipkie.re•fiTirmgri caw, ikisivem to Surgeons mad whets, who kuvre proved their gaunt efforts. 'Those by s howl steel Terme have been woes, it se the rlicided profertsce le P. r tritthog Ate tie. eumferetwe of the 'Holy below the hips, and the largest plc& of Ike shigh. B rain which side they are alnieiett, army d4l , !Wail ma being correctly 6ited. • .. ItUP VKEfi Atli/ 1544 • ICTUSEK • Q UPTUUbS sistetlily autl radically CURED. AM" wilbual pain, or issterruptius In the usual .vocalisseii • vi the Pitiesel i out by the mere use of Triisses, which haw experience has proved to be isselfectsal, batipa Coma rf Rrl•rdin — tile, lYt.ll'OlLYK,gargeou in she 1/arsalaw Diesprim; airy bar the Cure of Strictures, sad awls Proprwtwe sad Versakr Ilarao's Medicated &agars, hawing, during • emirate us upward...l' 27 years ul extrusive practice lo cases a Ali alai. ' art:creed samulterlrss distressing instances of Rigours., lie Las ardently applied himself to discover are. eay.ty tor ass ptevalrist a uoilady, awl • lA.+ hr Isms hippaly accuirsplUha al. Ihe fallowing Aztestatisus s. twkelcsl (tom • great uunitser, coialaisavd in his Treatise on she Itadseal Cure of Rapture:—`• Parish of SI. Awn, Westrwiuster, Workhouse. July Iri, 11419. We, ;he 1/veroiress of the, Pour of this Parish. do hereby certify, that William Gosling, and Charles Mere (two df tbe moor now its the 11'ailchamua of this Parish). beim/ 'severely olds Rapturts, were sent . by Ns to Mr. Destiny for 11w purpose of Mere: fa a very short trice of time they were butts perfectly eared. Mauna tear baud*waloora• Torok inlays, J. Altana- Mead, H'illiam Wyatt, lhowalley." 1k.8.--Truuses, constructed uu tlw lust painripleas, see' kept an sale, ay airy ate eopeatially thaful storing the C:atiarari of ileateJsea. on Holdover earl ftrietare Cirri% from Niue lie err, and nom J. vcti fu Niue, Ku. 41, her OW. 11150•1, .P, 10.0414.; ;1..: 1.8;1 - 1, 11'.0 ~;1 ~~ ... • • I. dr() TILE rotor RIEYORS.OF EAST ANDiI StOCK. . LADIES ADD DENTLEMIEN, ~ F ll DI VG - . oti Ty ritsirtr to tools has inns ll i ll g • Io tie CVO INDIA 4 DIIII7FspMvd .CTION, r . by Ile rsesiu hea plates gnalbsst,yst Sir Davit Scull, Bari., I Sex s lesve respectfully to anossonielj to you that it is not Hey iisleMiuss tar per:ired lar the Sinai Nom the preseol.nceasium. I shall, however, avail myself olt Ibis oppbrhsallyld•payistE•rny Persiona re;peets to the lo liividyml Propitiate ; JUNI . hop+ the may {dud owl sralovia priontocea of syypusi etbiels I hove rewired from a "woe- Foos list irtrileuida, I wristure to Lope that al • firtisikie• ,timid I may boob liortsini *Willow degree et coalWiaii In the attainuarot of the otiksi k ef 1111 Upphtqfgb..„ 1 ...o. 0 wu i 1 have tbabstioivr‘tis la, .- -7 -- -'. ' : .. 7: . tr.; . 4 :: -I j: ../ fi 11 1 4414411 . 1111141.6.01 kellelle !•...• • I. i obedient and devoted Pnitiiiiil4ll4.;'"ln l-.. ' .' • • . . viitUglaiii.i iAug.., 4, 1440, w i w5:41...t."• I. *f i t 7'l . ..111.{1.4.:',.. .........•4 ! ' • NE N t of Kf,isr fse ens )'*( •IX Mt 4 • CLARKE, late • Smote slid !Reecho* f"E Arb•talisra, (tweets', bt•10104.4 0 11 14 ' a b •M se . , N 41 .4 Rell•yard, Due-tors' Ceserte• may bar of spresibiug their ailvii•trige. • _ I' sentry. He hail sly pow tit wipers" as lid pe tau day oriel(' dispenee with his services as their chairman ? for an I ' Wass' Soder whirls he labitietsf emideitif it iulpoonlaci fur r'bials,to remain at their msrlastra .' o . •: ; t-. , . . . • „lily Valor re ithdrew awardet lwmj gre . eti m ge, 'ad Mr. Alder. ists an took thectilr. . - oille.dttcreilf TAVLOat tiptoed the hatalliesdie('tlarmeetiog. 1. AI dosameaseed hy 'lethal& chail_. .as. one of pee, p e o iwk s . wh o signed the requisition, he offered binieelf ihineearly to their I moire. Often as it had faller is Ids lot to hate oddissted them its that Hall, lie never gerformed the Saab osier fort: , lags so, strung as those which sow actuated lids. liV,fial were tlety WOW called upon le di? i They' **castled ulna, . not cooly to witer :oso.aildrem Op : . 44 I he. i l arose .Hare. of Bruserfck--h Iwo, IWO pter arces: rime to She throne of theme refill thee irla the used shawl pert of their dolly)thmpribeir.protest optima • the am -ceilings now periling egoist that Pima*" and that Qarets, w h ets they had op to the paseit rime eterytirsibil • to liaise 'mid ream, and to emboli me swontats, whichort is every situation she occupied in this country olsowst herself worthy of I%at affection which the people of England hod ' invariably manifested towards her. CC/mere.)--It bed horn said, shalom:onm , like these, in. w bleb the people were called together, were sou often used fur the purpose. of factitoo.-(A fritiph.)--Oli this Omaha he dislaimed for himself, slot for these who had signed the requisition, any fact lees impsitatis. He dialeinted it also us she part of the people uf &gland.- ( Applaud )-Now, was it factious, he *mild ask, for them to inert together le address, on • het acceestun So the thewnet their Queen in the IS/111W of ditty sod reapect ? or rather, he would ask, was it slot tedious was it sus disloyal, to it. salute such proetudistga against ;ma a peroomage, as wear a violetiou of all law, of all authorities, of all precedents; save indeed such 1111 could) be drawn forth (runs the worst periods in the bad thereof English litstwell*-(Cheerr )-.Fat wax it from hiss to wish to see dimentions sour ammo% buy of the members of she Iluyal Family ; es she contrary, he wi&liell, and they all wished, to see the King sad tines on the . these of Eogland, happy, oohed, and is evety way adornirg she stations they were called ilium to till. Om lookingat the preartot sitostion id which h. r Majesty will so unfortimately placed, they *sold bear .io rensembrarce that this was not the first time a charge of a similar mature to the presets' waste...tight against lice. • Here he look a review• nf the trammel which her Ma. • jest y had received hum 1807 dowu to the eve of her return to &clams, after which be thus proteeded :- • The etionteist her ineentimi sorsa bore was knowo,every impediment was thrown in Its r way, every mesas awed 1811 thwart her views. A niesornger was emit not to bar, charged with a proposal, and a menage to try awl get her curliest to a heeler of her honour and repacitios. Om that osmium. the Queen acted as she bail sloop Uwe; without a imouseat's hesitatioa ape rejected rbewuwoothy proposal with seem. With unparalleled sagacity the at 'ply gleam saw, that a moment's hesitation at such . . time would compromise her hossi tad her debt". Sbir fiftieth's's hack 'apes Hie dim letaccbtl romprossise, sad slat 'wort threw tweet( fur. pre. teetioa into the arms of the people of Eagliod.-(Chare.)..- Need' lie sy whit had 'taro leer • ietepteie sawn them? Need he salmi them with what eleisonMealape of. sepia 'Recta, she mortared .Idosllsof Tiles were sell Isola% which requittilist repetitive' boo Ni. .IYeli; Hiss, she Queen took wris hew mama wain •Mes immass. Theo that, attack was aconammeed. Thee come the terisliuto r gres beg.:- He -Be had instinctive ' fee. pees • liege, - noel be: mall tell them why. He , bitli. far.* had • tither the bias se the, misfortoue, which stilttwo they pleased , a himself seepying a' very ismer in use •eCthisis Irmo hags.- (Repenles I. .3.414. r.) -.He thee ilirovoh the imedittlel of their worthy. County Member, Mr. take, chalkisged the blaster to substautiate one title of true evidence against hitainif e or lamina may ',sof the peopleof Norwich What repletil4 the , Minister make to this challenge? He said ilideed,tavegh Mr. Brugge Itatinerst in the Hosea Comoros, that ie' was all a mistake, that titetity of Norwich ought met to have beta pot ioto the bag.-(Itoorr ef luxgliter)-lie had, therefore, met "Mee had an institutive hussar organs hags, knowiag' hoe they we,. 6114,* coutrary to mimeos awl east • prisciples of the British law, whirls brought a . min face to face with his acciser.Applastee)-luto a' grata bag, however, the Qoetatend.beem pet ; and what wee her mime?-In the way that hi ismer" pus it it was a moat eu trasectioary one; fur se would think that if her emoted abroad 'had made her guilty she lOWA havircuosineed with •Ho pill both there mid et hems. Now, eithee Ilie Moister* assert her pally or issuers. Flew theta could tory dare' ' offer Se,. If godly, the means of cosithisiiig her guilt aril • her revelry, if she resmiised &brood ? They said to for hi effect, "Take whatever mom y you we'd, pantihose a taw i of prodigal where yoe are, bus dote' come to England, fit • if. you ogee set your foot there yore will thew be goilty.*- The bend sod (runt of her utfendlng was then coming to Eng land, fur, if guilty, shy did Minister' offer her wealth sod impseity; ir innocinit, why taut her oat from the peeper sta tion tu which as Qom, she was entitled? Is. return to the green bag-she came, and the Charge against her was laid us the table of the House of Comosons; best when she eked for it * list of the Willies's , " 'wit toll her. the answer wee,* 0, tow! that fungus part of the green bag IfIlICIIL" Toss course was 1111 direct cootraveution of Impish law, which required mot " . sly that the letllete shuald be artifronted wish are . . scouted, but am the depositions against hint skald be formally signed' by . the Witness, nod the frets spas. • cibeally and essay amesseil, The mine taken against. the Queers depraved her then of the advantage to winds the meanest subject in the loud was entitled. Os that ground the peyote had a eight to take their stand, mod pro- . claim the hardship and injeistice of 'hitt anomalous charge.- Om the best view he coedit take of lee, whole' conduct, Ile was entitled to say that she meet be inaseent ; it was lapsable fur say prima who was nut so to wet the direct and open part sir had acted. Such, Is. was persuaded, was also she bailie of the country, for never was there more wmanineity than that which prevailed in her case feems 011(.619"11 or aye country to the other. If, iiideed, the pectilgeiwttld en each au occasion tamely and idly look vu as not ioloalrig scene, 1611 their good old English ferlaes mem he same; they sere be prepared to sit down as slaves, mid mot live us tremors, and skew themselves worthy of theeM Ina and that conatitution which their stasis hod mewed fur throe. lie cuticluded, amid great applause, by prop...mg a ruin of rewsluttuns, reacurita4 is stroug terms the proceedisigs adopted 'galas, her Majesty, • /%Pp . • ' • The Kew. 31r. BrauilittiltelitM i llperminel the Resoled's. As a woman mid as • tlemrsbeiliceiiglit they were Wood to give her Majesty an this.terMerlitess the warmest disorsince of thetr respect and eyeopielbyJ • the h 4.1 well sold thew, that, if her perseciours succeed, they, t h e ripple, would have little reason to boat of Ike secarity of their lawli.-s- Ti s p eil va f kos sof gby cheers bad Ito unhurt bens .0 ed with mammies. Slit foam! herself a foreigner Erigliskisitai and stns herd to typal in "sect' a who would be her comfort-4*er support...ha proteamr.oo, Were her expectations reali.ed ? She had Not been lon here wisest peso-ratios& succeeded au I e-as to drive her eta' -. of Caglatid. Stir had, lievaver, now sal she had rmidarei sielocigst +ea,* clusbieclaime-fira, eco anoint of her sus and statioS; musk mouthy, because idise . w we esoimitireted - .(Appleere)- Sim hod, a ofurtosately, &wog her promisors, .c.,.. .., ,,, ; ,;.,...,,,.., r' %.''.e. :- 6-.l' iLL-4.;.: i . ''J..~ ~ run ; ipso tint Income • (tiateilte)die 4111,! isai reiVihre iliteis mks% b o p us, sighs lfsponfeel Jouspitsr.).l-“. 4111...41 'revelled all user Europe , making seiteittous and settiug'op Knots as it 'soli. 01 • 11 4 164 tairealmisodiserelovs. little tomtits , o pirm spit Naar), after *drug to. pot op owl pull 4111,t11 OUST - LOX*. Il) rusioi'bosne and Whet', Mast in pulling ~ ire llyres.+-(itheeired berets o f lerglster.)-.'There .t=(iota , very potful imt humble women is shim cupi d, Awe worms who 1e1...0re& at all work, just as I "611040141#11 - Weir • Now Lord' Castlereagh wits a r islilOpll rims erootaisall. work was alike to basn l r-(.40. amr.)--lle railed himself in 'army of blasphemy, mill a dP iht - 1(141 hat ;lbt People, he briteira, 'looked *pi* lasi 00.6 Great itobverteraf. Mis eat emus. ',EigLigattrited 14.14.11"appikalitate• seem likely " "'I Idtlittli-6/1 . P.fieiee;tisghtid art. timg• ms :the 'perm* 4resoiow were sittinot •their ! Priest s urfeit &alit% arid stowing that erase of "mice which he' Outdid 'wbuld ever work their rurduct sentiments he now utterril were dieraimili hpeke khans l j e(,bis•hcart. Whoa heestered the 11.11 he had is. ithe• of hiking any port In the business of the meeting, and was 'Pflierefiire • naprepond for - my thing like • speech.- '. They sroold i sso Opal sectiont, extrod 5.. him their lads:geom. This was on age mid coonery of improreineuts. They had their new inventions of irou•brMges, of gas lights, of steam ; cagioein.mill very marial I. their ways they had likewise ilheir new dropsfsir execnting criminals.—rA friapk.)—They ri Stol devised assay giimi things, Slid their Ministers were he r 11181111111 r to follow them frisk iiivewsiom Of • sery diff"re ol thararser—soch, for Moaner, Me thoja irip thpir spode selected fur the attainment of justice in the 'cam He hear. illy seemided the motion. . I: . Ths thea, pot the rpstratio• 09 the Nesolutioas. boo you're geolkaan ass the homier id field sip his bowl 'o4hibir, them flyer, do itsquiry, be pettotaFte be midi} ,Icieigperf Norwich, me • 'widest withal the boustelerics of Ihsl sily. Soule proms she,, proceedeil to remove bior from ' 'he Halt' it a iiimitiart; , Nit were preen's. d by the tipsoolpt interference of Mr. Sheriff Taylor, oho declared he would suffer Ho individual, soder auy circumstauces, to be orwiaMed. The Itesalsitlons were thee adopted by acclimation. 110rJaisiers GIIAMAJAT, jou. coocurred is. dircl•iining any party.views on the present occasion; they were only perform. • them act of itoly nail comma justice to an oppressed Cad iiijoreslgosien. They had beard of our mistake in the contemn of • pees bag, sad be 'worst that the result would prove there was another is the pommel greets bag, mid that they wooidmitimately gad the artistic women had bees , pot frOlo it..(Lpod laelikter )—He coacluded by proposing the Mitre.., *MA was an echo of the Itesoluthim. • Mr. .Romano Sosasaat.t. wooded it, mid it was carried smoimorialp, mid ordered to be presorted to her Majesty by the hipper, Mr. Sheriff Toyer, awl the City Members. Mr. Ithertill'T•tboa thanked the sooMitig for sirrirroeur kAloryAasl N44, 4 16E8 *deputing .him to present the Addresa. " He said, that theii. worthy Member (Mr. Gurney) was alum I'lletkativited /roar 'atiewdirig out the persona -orcaalms from imam of delicacy, as, w the event (which be hoped wosoW "the the else) 4( Rill stow before she House sif Imrds Maimgailmaarsk 114 art the Home et Capoleass, be should disk iii his place in to sit as • Judge wpm the . t 11sd be deiired alas to oats to the meetiog, Ihkor *as No • perms present had " a more decided ale ;l o p"; Oa use kis ORO WOrgi.) proccediog to Mt =adept Sowards die Qom's lima be lail—(Appierre.) Tattoos, is usoviattbeir Shooks to the Mayer, homeopathy maid that the worthy Chief Magistrate bad not imitated the cooduct of his brother Mayor of the inetropobs, 'la siortrundiag the Hall of the cilium with soldiers dialog their deillwratiors. He knew too well that the citizens were themselves the best guardians of the public peace, and that the atilt. raids of his °lacers world always be sulliciast to mainhast order within hie jorisiiistiam—(Loudepptours.) Moir 'hawks were then voted IS the worthy Chairman, tbd aseetiog was dissolved in the nalsolmosmor. PETITION COMPLAINING OF THE INTERFERENCE OF THE MIUTAKT AT THE LATE DUBLIN ELECTION. 3iggired fmis Sh. notootof Ms Moen e '4l relishes of the there-sodersigoal freemen and free holders of Abe City of Dublin was presented, sod reed; setting fords, that the Petitioneis. sling with the Sheriffs of 'the said City. Sir Garrett Neville *ad George Newcombe. Esquire. their returning officers, and other freemen sad freeholders. were sasembkd on alloodsy. the 28111 of Jaw, at the Sessions House in Greeh-street, fur the purpose of eleetiog a fillies to verve them In Parliament ; that the ceitilidatesnuseinated for their choice were Henry Grattan. Es.porr, and Thomas Ellis, Esquire. sue of the Masters of Ide Irish Court of Chancery; that • cousiderebte party feel ing was excited us both sides, sod that about neon on the 281 h of Just a senile arose between some of the electors and their friars* sod the horse pidiee; that some of the dee. tors sad Need+ of the said Hewes Grattan begun to applaud their, favoinite candidate, upon which, shhosgh no Newels or riot oecurred, the horse police charged the eke. tiara awl the people with dram, aware, sod struck two men in particular, craps' goo of them dews, and indictiag • sewer* wooed ore his head; tbat'opito this Mr- • Robert Wil liams, woe of the electors. sod s Illetobre of •Ille -Comore Courted in the said city, ascended the carriage of the 'laid Fleury Grattan for the potpie otaildreeslog Hoe people, sod ' was proseedieg to recomeseed order, audio remonstrate with the Isom police for their wildest sod outrageous toweled, wipes the Sheriffs rushed from the Stardom House sad ai. 2ildogil there was no riot or disturbance, sod althLogli . tau 4 ,101.1 Act was read, sal. although the people were mot put , otimeded to disperse, the Sheriffs called spots the eater of llithesilitary guard 'tattooed at the gaol of Newgste, adjoia. A log the *sawn Howie to turn out his mess . that woe of the aid Sheriffs, Si; Garrett Neville pointing to Ithe oral Robert Williams, who was stseding In the open ear -triage of lihe said Hairy Grail's, ordered the soldiers to prize that wan make hint their prisoner, nod to drag him W Neergate; the military immediately charged, preventing their bayonets at the people, and advanced in double quick 1 , time to the carriage of the mitt Henry Grattan; that one of 1` the soldiers sfuressid charged his bayonet through the .rlothes of owe of the electors, grading his body; that int. pted.airly the brew police, brandishing their swords, charge.l the people* from the quarter opposite ' sod en. vitupe.l the carriage; that the military avid Sheriffs, secretive with Sir Edward Stanley, • Sheriff.' Peer sod Barrack Master of the city of Dobbs awl other the • Police Magietrates of the said city, sei ned the said Wit. how. and dragged him forcibly out of the carriage, sod, aphid the blows indicted by the clubs of the police leogistrates and lite bulls of the soldiers' muskets, the said Without. was dragged for a distaste of aboot thirty or forty seed throw" into the gaol of Neopte, • Wood asy whatsoever, sod is diem argued for upwards rf ere adoi llie u lisiirs itlaisee thill ,or il lq . .= 4llllll4s bim is sa ga y teist illielis ance Pi ; e4 tha to t save. rat utlier elector's were rpm% struck sod beak*, Abell IWO elieres= aging p vl.O • i'rerisW irtu itstird ...r fattier . proton. h.. whom. and st•• lei 54 Slit *inns 01 11w twin Hsi at tirstblse . '? i f, I** l'• `lions:es therefore lowa hassle ) swiss... iboilin7A4s;guct the !fie. Skiffs, the Minfistrates, tht rafryB well a* the oneuoutilushoisl sod it.tsais saki*. issfyi bre visliversitt 'of the racists of • 1441011, a pf l lisCOll - with the epirit priociphs of oar' foci Ussusislit ftui. and being principally direeterl avow* slows nobs'. dusk who are Itionto so be fasesorairle Pit clowns of a great portion of tits Majasty's 5 .516 sinieirta the Noonan (*Abashes, t h ey operate nut n:ertl) as an luju.y In, the is. I. s ties. hot so an insult In their fillings. The ,t's meow,* farther hussibly beg to "bile lheii ap'pfeheiseihtyihaC . theta. i 'lmam and liberality of ilielftstise mac La Priteecilings sr. ln iailar to thaw, be in V. roimitiersibir 41eirer ittowttetrii. and 4 Wig a hi. 3 1 4 '01% 4 0 ewhitr•wohfir lb lowa!' t" fre t 'Wadi a lb, weight awl er4s.“,"( pewereitir f ictipoplo New *kr llama ewarterots haw* trot repeats-4.4.10 gaol when ilk' fans Lave taken nuts, dos Frots4rtios;:the toirsl dispossiiuse of the Magistrate may snake thisielcaperireee fleas, of tha evils of.prosetspltinits' vide t Mows fore • have remoras! tat 0 40 P: PraMilloaa 01' ielriejellkaY Ike Hutu", relying in josseawoatof,its hpasyn &ore to defressi in She hoe rarrewe ifb.tedegivi pghle eve. v sle ocriptiou of hie IMajtaly's aushieria. tits iefisra t Setistest that the Howse .111 "h+ pleastsi bestir. et an iliqtaspi, iws..lh Ate preerrilisap, sail wdl takry.Aih silepa as is tls irsamkive aissll areas avert, apt wads lbe Pri1i44116,14 deakauJa and deserves." ! ~; *. ,•.1 , STATE (IF IRELII.0. 1 " : . , • . • 10 • [Front the Dublin " Froefines Joirrion. . . " When the Judges shalt meet after this Aligrs, 1 think it will br their nitaintsions opinion, tint Irilaitetlwas u. ter is a glair of realer treuipaillity I lien at prowieli.".—(Jettke Atoore'. tileoriot to Mt Grood Jory E4* A atria • Ilow plealtaut It is to thetinte* tile hoiLeries and alit-rialicaliein of the •fackiiii w hilt has at 11101 1 C that urlord this city—how tlelightlail to torn front the lit Ile angry 'wen* in which we Wive been 40 liiv; engaged, to the ch.rring.atwl coon furinblu worst% i.f the Learord Judge, which we have pineal' at the head of this article. The us ; ;;; un of his Lordship its corroboratell nod confirmed by a Vi• w of the As,eze entellsgeoce, which has readied this office from every yo wler of the cusititsy. We :ball rutleneosir tit put one t readers iu prietneesiuti of the Geis all winch we i. 71111111 our (vatic' of the general stele,/' y which preyed reel). where. COUNTY KILligNNy....lll his aolilteWt to the Grand Jury of fidkresuc.• Serjeor.l Buireux. the 4 . N oneg Judge of the County; ativerivd, ea wens% of t congratulation, to the•lighoneas of the,ealeiiillir. ‘Mobett utast be taken as a conclusive proof of the tranquillized condition of the connty." After some other observations his Lordship observed. with regard to the general distress,. " that mecum. stances had recently occurred, which reoffered the observance of strict economy imperative." CITY or KILICENNY.—SimiIar langusge was held by Baron ...M•CLELLAND to the Grated Jury of the City of Kilkenny— " He coaspatolated them on the tranvia state of the riiy, as evinced by the calendar before him, which comprised so kw caws of offence, sail those mot of as estorotous dower ter. The business of the Granii Joey would he of as light a ashore in every other department of their limy a. iu t h at which metaled the diapoeat of bills of indictment." COUNTY TIPPERARY.—Baron M'CLELLA ND, in addreartsig the Grand Jury, said— •' He felt pleasure in obeit rviteg, 1101 the caleodst was com paratively light, and that the peace of the comity housed so striking a contrast With the violence of past times. Havin 4 expressed his opinion on former °et-shawl, that she sums of offences which prevailed litre arose out of the eopineums of the Magistracy, be had now treat pleasure to say, that the improvement in the public morals, on which Ise was happy in congratulating Wei au, must he owing to their activity and seal ; his Lordship concluded by complimenting the Gentle men on the Mermiew is the extent of the Preetntment,., which, be obeerved, were I O,OUOi. lea than us Gilmer occasions." CITY OF WATERFORD.—Baron M'CLEI.I.AND remarked that the number of primmer, no the cu. lender was extremely small, and all of them for rely trifl.osg offenve.. COUNTY WATERFORD.—Baron M'CLELLAND, • addressing the Grind Jury, `• Declared himself happy in being abbe to coneratufase them no the very peeceable Nate of the calmly, which, s• far as he could safer from the calwadar before Sion, wee re. workably free from crimes of say otainittede, Nod pleseated esothis st owe he their investigation sham what sou* now rally be expected eves in the best regulated stale uf satiety. on that paw, therefore, their innings *toad beilecupied but fur • very short time, cud he felt it esileonewey to trot,- We them with arty obostvatioies on this, part of their day, as their own experience would be a aistrwient guide for them, without any recomateurkstron from him." QuEstes V N o'lo IT eentirtitn. Isted then. uu the penemible. and tosufsartebie let mi— tten of the country. while— " He lamented the absence of the Comity Reprearatatives; he was certain they would rejoice to hear of our aititeetuu yet those gesstleadess were out, witless' their own cam, fur ardent and important duties bad, duriii the last Session, dr. VIII.ed an birth Houses of Thumb Ireland could not boast of a Parliament, se yet enjoyed all the Sites @tugs of our glorious Guisaito , i tttt —se bad s Grand Jury I. guard the public peace, and satisfy the country that they were nut only its best protectors, but ever ready so *mod ri the wishes and comforts of the poorest amongst t►em; fur those blessitigs which reflected she highest bosoar and ciedit uu them, is the absence of the other geutlensen who compose the Graud Pavel of the county, the Groaners of the Jury might thank themselves. After passing a just and well. merited eulogiiros tin the High Sheriff, fur his conduct d o ,. hag the late election, his Lordship directed their emotion to the compensation to which be use entitled under the new Act of Parliament, and +ascertain that Us their disposal the public money, economy, frugality, and justice, would be equally kept its view. Tie Sheriff was certainly riitith.l to fair reseaerattes, bat they *Wahl watch that he iiimirred no idle of useless expense. 'Ms comity had rec•eivtd great improvessent eine its Lorshinp was litre belerv, Folic.. Isrly by the sew bridge across the Barrow, gut up in so rites•. terly • style, sad which was coussamiest by th.• late Mr. Gratotessa man sebum sagas he. loins istrotilvd web every stet *latch could ►eadee service lu his coastry, sad abs.. Lps b ,l ;l rr . . . - - - . ...- . - _ . . ... .-- tz ) g t „, • / . . % - A ..,..11k • f 'A • 4 " 1 T o -.. . 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'Cr_.* Teir.• • /L A 7 .‘ • ! • 6 •. 0 • . . _ --•— - -- - -- ' -.—. --...—.--..- - . _ .t • • 7,1..11 lIP srvr.ue tii I :haul.) !PA) ti flael la , LiVt4D6 - Nut s A irtin y , • - • • Nl7lll4lEll ' 19. • '• 1. , .ri:: -id p+.7 :104t:Ii? .a 1;• !,.... 1, il!ri ti , l a !).•;r • .• , ..fl!, 'fall .!• ?.§• . i !! : ‘.,,: 0 e ... . .e•. t 1 I 0. , C , ..'. • ; AUGUST 6, 18120: , ~ ;•,:i., .•,•,, .') i..,....,! ~:i .0; ! .- • ::.... ,' • ... 1 .,',7::: . ,'';:ri, ~"'„,' ';,tf.,7, 1 ": 1 14 01 7,t 1 ..1:4"-'4 4 ,., : , _...... 7 .--- _ - _____ KING'S rmeATIIII. • r . •- • i•t4 D i A • t e t seitT m i c idi, i ,• i; jai: 1 iea Ste 1... - , i vintorati.NE'elens i t p a . ..;s , ii,:,1, - .7;ain,t. n,, • nu , i • • , had heard mach of shit 1 oloille Sac ~,,, fora; with tfir:fr i eeilliiii °fel/4.114N Vol *oh T HIS. EVENING, - SATURDAY. £. V* 5, 'WHIP. COUIrr• e l DIRECTORS" of . vile! -i•ropy tool i • .*. - . --.41d01--. r• '-, !•s, - 7 .. •. 4 ' ' H e ir", ,".., ,tg IL. C4l : 4 _, k irf (ll .l - •!r ie- at:); • i ibri INDO the ir right. •• flee ritieetti; foot 'Ytivj liiiimbh iiill?rise 'he Wilaisirr s e • ins IN I • IMP . cl/1111.7, I • . e tear • • , will be pce(***i R osolik e a eetebepect9terp eof t 4) •AL UNITS CtIMPAIiiY, ef,.111 ERCII ANTS oi . : ENG.' . 43 .4 e; ene .e c i nc b nn ly c h***fi v ov e r een .0,414 as lbw* i ! This ienmeedee be heeimeeemebnawelien.pecs*li, d..in g t caosilact of star Pailffs awl NI iiiifiraler 4464 lii.a/r4l wish .4 1 LAN I), tradiseg Si . the EAST , .II!IIVII.B,, do herog , g . feri Ag o , wirb 1 „, ihr pn ," lii „A rrt v ia r .,..vntr i oy a. i. tile Imo 41 .0 . 44 . . ne. boo bray , ' .ii i, o, e sem. or . •iew 70 (1141141 r IfW pro temel .... • ilihr . iialil !bola Kill*, nn.l TANCILE . M., , ..,..,,,,, End of the first ,att, the New Diiiiewiiie+4l.loU64ll .- - --' . Titsg; ur GEM, Al. COUAT of Ilse on , . , , . r o il i t il ik 4 l l o .. v m e j„ my is ta. . ' . ...r. in l i ' . 4 cou k ty ; preoressog au Aciiirrsolu s : lB. 3aiettn i ihr 'preatiervasees• i &m it; •i i u p 1 1„; fiiii, 'w e , „y - h en , in el l „ .lirh , torrear v ie Voln. iv; that pearling lan kit. nnw I . la. se:••• • • ' • 'LE BAL.7!'!” p;. I 10 . •!,4 $ it#'if .' ,l, I ),* 41.1.' 0 lc: I • . - • .• Im ile ,i re L ii i i.; klaieln i ev . i pi e f ee l i n ce „b e i n i nun * ot slat ! .was 111,;ote was 4 . o4marotly ertroillrel fault yofielittri armr , l . , . After the °trier • r i,...A0 11 . 0 i, 1 WO • I .. ,11 h. held , 11 !Ile !loose it ,14 . a.lenhol!•114reet pos vi ED- i ; Tba 1 11avo* ihry •tiptiedinffe, ri enOilkted•Ot*i IP PPP' 1 ' lioloo44:Pir ektf,eesee,late .PlT•ehlheitut.lret.ialoviorrr 1 with elisbe mint 1011/141. sera lOW Ma co Hove 4W Oro s . as . ' NFSDAY HO. Mill in•IMIL_ ._ ...__ l. 1.4% ROA& Ott I,g DEGUIFEN _E T. 1 i m ..„, ; ,,,,, L in ,;;„ i . . ta ;la "1" Nine "I"ek i" Ihe 1 i "" ce.;t. Ifs " i.alie " whidi be 4" revived "" I ' r9tial ,;' hy a sorapaer ig as . 10 - .4; Nolt inalii;iisia i e it i• P.irliasa.ne 1 pallet erre 'tali u. cl at she meters. Jars to verj..4,• pool. ---------' ---"" ---- . . °...".14 fur 'the' F:kt1i r 1y ,.... f , 4 " ',. 4 ar 60 ' 641 m-ell igesio4 he heti elieveu o 4 the Oreleill 6b l e f il "lt '..4tittittivelitilittiitoOPartnti. pattigstamla • pulotiorotare ref w. ri, Tur f ortiti A woof% bitromefatee ordwinliklages pi...ri.., a (Li* in....... _fi. 11 ......... ofSir n '" i of 11w4 IsailJam oloile Ilse poll,og was i giaog oft ; • hat : -- ----- -- -- - -- -. ---.1,--r.••••ey -rrr -•-.- v."O 4 liwra if Do* D!urnogi• • ' '.! . 7 •. 6 ' ' .7 ..""" .) ." Sin. WIND 63111filiftribilird. • t! . . , t:i...1" , 0141 ~._.:. . ; eitlpoi. and 177. 76 . 6 " n6a C iii thtlf o.4l"luct world 'lli v nir ; 'far he inatastily , cleauged rides, awl loam, • Fitri,rt.— 1 the Pesilioorra' oniaian. ow& as nf .1,..i, o s eaf i i,. lity. :w „, . rustArits-noret,•riAtiktieritii. , "''"4 ! • *I I . u w wra • JusErii titir; . lltiiiiiiitt. mad 1•11 el art' whit-Vaal so'lleseviredly 181441 I. 'Hie 1- t Li g h4 A ii r )_.#l.l sa i l, ~,,‘% . ,viibi „,. ; 0 ,,,,.,,,;_i„ . h a d o nce I 'A I . to favour Wad prlwarr hia rrto.ii. and a jp:lw ► .6 ts.. _ . .. . . . . _. _. la a few days will be published. . Ti' QUEEN'S CASE• STATED.-By CUARLES PHI LLI ps, Erg. Passion. at Law. 4 Yon Stull surely answer it where the puusest rag opus the poorest beggar in this island shall hive*, splendour of your Curo•ation garsnent."—Vide litauvarai. • • This day was published, by J. RI kifillY;fletsllll64 • . Two Yoh. Bro. prieelloP , • • " _ orrHE MEMOIRS and SPHECRES of Sir I;A : SAMUEL RQAIII.LY, is the litusse of Commons. , Culletic . sl rriLl.l Asl PETER, Esq. Alm), PPEECH ES of THOMAS LORD ERSKI N egoism .Ye Bar, against CONSKUCTIVE EASON . : T / I P.; 1 1 1 ! . 1 4 ( #1. 4 TAtr"kfn,cl e L • • L°s`r, on Wednesday Evening, betw e en silt snd seves o'eloelt,as the Highinite Ronal, front High. 'Rate so tondo's TWO 601.0 NEAL% KEY, and RI mq, Amu oima. Wl:oenvver 'nay Moe. found slim, lad will bring dorm to the sign of the Fox, spots Highgate.hill, will he leitaasewsely rewarded. 4 feidhi.*AslgieN.4l, WBtiCltllkiltlN CIRCULATING Li BROM No.l, St. James's-street SAMS mint iespertfullv informs 114 ""1 1. , Nobility mid (Jewry, his Solsoeriliero. awA Litevary ; NOM* libal be Moo meetly very ostioh:ostooded .his Cii. pitman I,itieary. All the proeil.popiohir Works in the va rious Jepartiewoto 'if *Wile 11.11eyolooe hive hooti Odd& to ' his eilketkoe, sod It Wilt Width" 111 Vs aro Coiatoefie, liiolitublldseA,'? • eleollobocoilaolo hijijo i 4Jhosoi how* the • informoiion. or apooniaseat. ~; .s Sahoeriben in the eipaatty nay deposit ei ova spay militate eionatiha elf oath were as *at Say plimeniao 4. the I.lboart, when a card the term amp MAIM •Wicatios• • ~ • I ESEX —To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON.; TRACT. all OW capital FARM' and LANCS, called TUE THREE ASH FARM, Wet desirably idle• pled in the parishes of !Wayland and Althorne„, in the enemy 41 &mem, consisting of an excellent farm him.. and Otters, imbling, and out.buildittga (lately - beitt), with 190 aerm of tied arable, menduw, and pasture land (of whiyis shoot 60 *errs are copyhuhl), in a complete ring farce, .jolising the high road front MlllllO.l so Southeihrome * mol Awarding with excellent roads in all ilireelkom ; vasimgeoorly situate, about three roam from she inlidiCal . Boruhinsi, cart 10 fnms Malden. The whole in the nectspa. Lion of Mr. Vfor.fpboori a . ponder a lens. from Michaelmas, 1816, at Ilse yearly rent ed 820/. For further parsicularo, and to treat for the purchase, sp. Of so Worn. Broodrere, Speaks, and Reddish, solicitors, Temple, where • Elms ad the.Eatratt may be men. ItI)SON. GOODLUCK. and CO. respectfully rahatit in the "'Abe the SCHIMIE ist the EIV • STATE LOTTEIIY of 5,60 n Tickets,' In ,he &ems is One Day, the 301 k of THIS IIONTII, ssX SM.- U., Money, and ISO Classes, which they hope will give vsersil satisfaction, viz.- 2 Prises of £16.000 Mosey are £32,000 4,0100 • T.• 1, 0 00 2 10 • 14 10 • fit OOOO • • NI do trios . lO 16,000 s4l94llhpkelo. TOW in SlerliegltoDey f 67,100 The AM sail ibatiata 111,0001. to have each 4,0001. Natty taw., silkier: TWO PRIZES of Y 20,000. la tbt above there are 11,2001. sure nosey than Is usually Misted te 5,600 Tickets, in the heurit of which every Purchase► at our Offices will participate. Tickets and Marra are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. •f Bauk-huilJitiga t Cpwhill, sad Charing-cross. TH.E ESSENe it of lIKARL sitst:PßAki l i DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jaeash Head s . Dentist to the Royal Faw,ily, have bees premed by lone ea. perience to really excel, both in savourr and efficacy,. I every other preparation for the Teeth and Gaols; they it. fectuAlly preserve the Teeth in a sound slate eves to old err, rebeler than. while suit lwantiful without impelled,' Ow towel. fastens such as are louse, and keep such IN are de. enrol from hemming 11/11114 . • They likewise render the bewails delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly cure the Scums,- ill the Gimes, and snake theme Kruse Arne sad close to the Teeth. —The Rowse, is particularly mum mended to Parents aid Preemie who Lave the ears of cioadreis as the 'Leeriest perms v•tive of paling sod trade! Teeth. Noise are genuine but what have the words, " J. Hensel, Bayley and Blew, Cockryiso.etreet," engraved iu the Stamp. hire Sv. VII. each. BAYLEY** TRUE. ESSENTIAL SA LT of LEMONS, fur taking Ink Spots and Stsins out of Lae-rand Linen. The eroisiwe in gitord &byte," on the Bus sod Wrapper. Also his SCOURING 1.11401 1 5, fur taking Grease out of Nile. Slut. Woolleee Cloth, he. prier 1.. each. VERITABLE POSIMA DE DIVINE, price S.. ed. the glass. Sold, Wholesale awl Retail, by B'iyley and Blew, Pei fusers, Coetspier-street, Leedom.. • • . 4-!e io 1 ..)`;WJ:11 IY I 1 1 1 i s '; ~ • I ~1 • ;