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-.411P.N sissaLertty can be teund between this case • .1111411 Oft ef *Minor!, occuicence. wherein UPI indivi 'duel accused . learns teen from his bill, of itithet. intent the particular Aeries. with thernssignments of 1;0411 . 11*cl place which are urged against biro. and who thitrefote can at twee apply himself to his ilefence without being under Soy urgent necessity of knowing who may be the witnesses to support the allegations? : Ought no regard. too, to be had Oicumatonce of the witnesses against her • rlts,Jeirr* being for the most part foreignets, and • fop* count/trent aeceasity wider which her MA •- JASTY will 'he placed of looking also to foreign --•s`eittestries for evidence to effect their 'characters or . rebut. their testimony ? • Lord Lteettroot. indeed says, that wlAsta the evidence for the prosecution shall losvg.beengiveu, the QUEEN may then have time to •ineolleet• such testimony as may be necessary to Suntervoil its force ; but will this indulgence at. tone the ends of justice so effectually as if all the b esidence required upon 130111 sides were by mutual accommodation prepared at once, so drat while the testimony of the ooe ',arty was still fresh in the tptnds of the Judges, that of the other might he applied to correct its effect ? When the bolt shall lure attained its object, and the wound begun to feeler, it will not be the proper time for applying *lenitive*. or correctives. It is indeed apprehen:ted , that any Indulgence offered to the QUEAN may be brought into precedent in future cases ; this, how. ever, might be obviated by an order to prevent it. Ilut • it is strange that white their Lordships evince *such .sensitive timidity lest an indulgence to her DIASASITY should become a precedent to the ed. . .• tantuge of any future defendant, they should have Matted over other circumstances in her case of a far different character, which we may well fear will in future times be quoted to the prejudice of the public. B&OUGHAM gave notice yesterday evening in the Haute of Commons, that 1w will this even ing submit a motion to enable the QUEEN'S Counseflci plead for her MAJE•TT in every stage of the present proceeding, without bring compelled to resign their meats in the House of Commons. It is not generally known that there is a standing order of the House of Commons to prohibit Mem bers of that House from appearing as Counsel at the bar even of the House of Lords. Mr. Bototmossi intimated that, if this indulgence were refused to him and his friend Mr. DENMAN, he should enforce the standing order in all cases. Mr. BROUGHAM proposra to qualify this indul gence by an offer ou the part of himself and Mr. DENMAN to decline voting on the question. This condition we do not approve. We have no object lion that Mr. 13aocc11atit and Mr. Dm!immt should pair rff with any tau well-known supporters of Ministers, but we do out- think that the QUEEN i 4 not to have the benefit of Counsel, unless these emitted shall abandon the duty which they owe to the country at its representatives in the House of Common*. We have receised Paris Papers of Saturday last, but their contents are very uninteresting. The Duke DEcAZES has not left Paris yet for London. We still find him assiduous in his attendance upon the KING. The fluke is certainly not fallen its fa tour with his Sovereign, although he was riled to leave the Cabinet. We shall not be stirpriled if we very shortly hear of his return to Ins former au thority. %% lately mentioned a dreadful accident that happened in a ailhrgc in Sw . ozerlatirl, in comv. (pence of the fall of a gallery in a church. Au authentic statement of the cassaailies that occurred there has been puo.ltrol, finen which it appears, that nineteen prisons sere killtd, and two hundred and ninety-seven severely *emoted. The French five per Ceuta. are 791. lo c. Dank Stock, 1,582 r. 50 c. Visenuot SlOllOl/711 bad an audience of his MA. MITT yesterday. The Duke of You held it Levee yestsrrlay at his olfiCe iu the Horse Guards, rr Communtler in Chit. f. Friday mending the 33.1 regiment marched into Glasgow garrison, hastog been relieved et Stirling by the 1301. %Itti•lt ',arty left that CO,. Haim STVIIIitUR, milord Envoy Extraordinary sad Minister Mein potetitiary of Austria to the king of PORTOstat. sod kito+.lt losol es teemed in the diplomatic world. liar ii,riverl willt Iris Lady in Paris, preproatory to his &permir on the 15th Metro for Loudon, from whence be will Pr °Teed to reltoooth, lambast( on the Ist A rogo,t far Gifiraltarovliere the Austrian frigate Carolina will attend, to tale his EXCellency ti. Rio .nit. frigate will ofterward• iinume its voyule,e to Chino, with the object of giving a new.ope oo ioo g to the commei re of Austria tor ipsicksilver.—((.ofiK. Morel lilessenKer.) 1:•141111. CUONIN, juiiinr, Esq. one of the deb , . gotta of the Roman tr._*atholi,e. ui Ireland s is joist , Kr nerd at 13, Dindesstrret, Moudiesiermqouir. ThOttohiqua. recently Hutted in London as %sit owes imams' the QUEEN hare hi-to mot off to Hat. aside and embarked on board r packet, to be t mi med to the Comment. We have authority to mention, diet. it hits ISM) remesemoty stated is 1/4.611e of die Papers. that Metera..llllll , llEY. 1/411111A11, mud Ad ospeates, purified, refused to oil' the email% Mate Trials, on account of there PO eto EeuglNs C'euserl am she part of the P while timer Ad. wal l o p will be supra by the Cr i l. There ass &silt thM mum of the ' of the Situ. 166 Bar will .ttsq at three t o is Cooped fee the Pelseuema-m4Mglu Ad..) . ~t. r 4 ,11 $- ;.‘ is • Wir: •• ' •as• t y • ...- • • LORI) CHAMBERLAIN'S OPPICE, Jinx 11, 11120 Notice is hereby gives. that his Majesty win bola. Levee at Carlton Howe, on Wedoesday, the 19th lastest, tit two idack.—(GautleJ COURT MOURNING. lurid ChamberkW* gret, July 11, MO. Orders for t►e Coares goiter into sentersisg. es Sunday next the 16th iesiart, fur the tate Ptiutess Dossier of Orange, vie. The Ladies to wear Mark silk, triaged or plain lima, while glower, 'whim's sad earteings, black or white shoes, fess and tippels. Undreso.-IVbiie or grey limiting., tabbies or damasks. •The Gerilessen Si) wear Mack, Nil Slimmed. frinX° 4l or plain linea. Mark insuctlssend buckles. _ Undrese—.Grey horks. The Cowl to change the snooroing on Sunday the 23d instant, •ia. . . . .. The Ladies In wear black silk ar velvet, rebored tit). bands, fans and tippets, or plain white, nr while and golds or while and silver staffs, with black rilibands. The Geutlnnen to wow black coats, and black or plain white. or white sod gold, or white and silver stuf f waist coats full trimmed, coloured swords sad buckles. • And on Thursday the 275 b instant, the Cowl to go out of inorruing.—(flozeffe.) ARRIVAL OF THE DUKE HE CAMBRIDGE FROM HAM)VER. On Monday the 3.1 Omni,. hie R••yal the Duke of CAstantottE nod suite left flostover for England ; they arrived at Calais on Sunday evening about eight o'clock. On Monday morning carp• has Royal Diglinese's t'airiagas and luggage were put on hoard a Inicket, and at half-past ten o'clock the Royal Duke and his attendants stilled for Dover, where they lauded shout half-past Iwo. Yesterday morning the Royal Family received letters in L111(14111, a 1111 l inncing the gratifying tidings of the safe arrival of their Royal relative, after on absence of two years, and they were in anxious ex pectation of his arrival yesterday afternoon. The Royal Duke left Dover yesterday morning at seven o'clock, sod arrived in the altersinoo, at ten minutes before live, at Cambrid4e-Hotese, ac compsnitd he Major DAVISoN, Colonel I'ILOTT. and Colonel RENNET'S'. this Royal Highness was received by Colonel K KAT and Major JONES. 1118 Royal Highness appea►ed in excellent health, awl not fatigued with Ibis jotutety. Snout after Ms arrival los Royal flightiest went out in Ins town carriage, accompanied by Colonel K EAT. to vioit the Duchess of Gr.uucxxYgo.. The Royal Duke went f Gloucester Douse to pay los atirct 11111 l ite and dutiful respeeta to the KING when his 31AJEstir had just returned from his ride iu readiness to reciter Iu• Royal brother. Yeeterday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the KING at his Palace in Vt-itleriltly the KING, ultrtolettl by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, rude vu horseback in the Pinks, Pimlico, &c. Yesterday the Duke of You and the Duchess of GLOI:CESTEA dined %kith the Princess SOPHIA. at Cambridge Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the Princess AuGUS The l)ticlie.s of CIA RENCF. sod the Duchess of SAXE-WEIDIAR, took au unit% yesterday in I-13de Pal k. Yesterday the fences' AUGUSTA dined with the I),ichee* of CLARENCE. 'rite Doke and Doc-hero of GLOUCESTER dined yoritleidio) with the Pa turns SOPHIA MATILDA, at her homer at BlveltheaM. Prime LEOcut.n left Chtrinitot on Aloud .v, fair Loudon. I lis of Mthilpeti nt the Ut Ket1:0114:011, on a ‘ittit to her Royal litgliner. the Dechraw of KitN . r. Yesterday ins 110 ) al flightires dined shit the Ducistit, of KENT, at the Palace at Ketivingtoo. The Nlaiciniv of IVlNcitEtreEtt will give o grand entertaionittit to hiv Royal Ilighoesv the Duke of Yana and iv party or ii,,tiochoo. on Friday tirxt, A few days elver Cvletlel VEREKEn, whose election fur the Coy of Limerick ss,us lately set aside, gave Mr. 1(E. voW declared duly riveted in hi. phtcr, a frank, mud the latter iruineduately " I h ope, toy dcar VEREKER. to return lite conaplitnelli ill a few su cottlident wits he of !tick iv married to the daughter of the Earl of LIMERICK. rod iv H Gentleman of considerable talents' and acquirements. It is aatrai in an Martin Paper, that M. GAU, a siatise of Catugue, returned from a tour iti Egypt sod Nubia. 'Phis architect has examined and ilevigoe.: iu detail upwards ul tweedy Egyptian pally of colossal 411011e11 , 1010. sttuattd Ille)11114 the lir•t Cataract, which have hitherto hero hot partially obsts eked. Several engraver* are em ployed LIVIM the drisolugv, which wall bat 'm61'1.11,11 to IZ little. . •.• ...... . CUOW-STREET F: A TIIF..—A ott , eling of the Cued Ttrket 11.,1th-rp ahh 4.'r. duo,. of Oa% rothrerh ous held at Nturrmui,'., 4 , 11 Fhur. d ur.The Lord Lir utetoeht's thabher 10 thr Illt 1110114 prewented "weir tithe logo, sod trltteh inlayed refire geoessily, wet Eseellrhey sm.', he could hot interfere. Auhtlier sortuoi he; VO/411)epherdisy agreed 'two.. pray , - log ohreditolly fur is breund patent.—(Dil Nis treemern). _ . - - The nips of Rotten published the foll9wing Ordionoce, nu the sth instant : u enosidesiog that docies the two last ridireirisoces malls bare lakes place in the theatre of Mir city. and IMt ) rsierday eiressiog they samiessed as serious a character se is r. quire site oriaisestioa of sorimprity; coosiderisd l she, AM the evespsol is ireisoiplere, is is decreed, else s he theatre Ise gassed mod firths, arises" —These cousennioutt. adds the Paris Journal which ceaasus llw above sostillciatiou, Off. test cossetted with say polities! lecher. LAW INrELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Ls AcoLs's TVIPDAY, JILT 11. TERMINATION OE THE SITTINGS. The Logo Cumserztent into Court thle imam. Jew °Wrier/4 is might be etniveuirei for the Der soul /holt- Mere 141 !MOW, tlgt Ogi atrium( of orroOleintlie* is ark .Ire where. it *mita be ilefolardr.fr, for him Or Sit in Cupid arm &Aurae, the IRA of Magnet, until the Brit Seel before KM Term. Tilk clam vir WrirrileATU f. TOR COUNTM or WRIT. DIRAIII AND mimic The ArreasaY•G t. stated 'hat the Defendsate were preerediag , at law it) terover she rest charier. The LORD CDANCRLLOR—." Mit DO accommodation lake• place r The Arroin NY. Gan s DAL said what he was fearful of had Saks sa *re, far from what had paaard in open Cont. aaJ which gilt iistu the Newspapers, accommodation was tin- The LOAD CHANCIILLORA Thrn I will give my jtstig. meal us Thursday." tm Tver MATTLI Of TAW LATE MAE Of quimpsarnstra LIEGACIne. Mr. lITALD P.M be war instructed to ask his Lordship fur his jsulumuni in this ease. The {Alin eIIANCILLOII—" I am reedy in it; I will give yoN my judgment 00 Tbarsday IllUfllillr. OOLEIMMika. r. t.strm. Mr. Halm naked if his Lordship had mule any order in this caw ? The 1-toRD CIUNCIELLon- 4 I have asst, ns I was in Wilms it would aot Ise m•rrasary. Let the parties visit uti me on Thisrsday toweruing in my private ►uusa and 1 will Aire theta say -r - COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Gutz.ufutt, Juts 11. Behre Ike Loam Cum , Jurrics, and a Special Jury. SICROISSION V. S►:ROI•SO11. This was an Marie din lied by the Court of Chummy. to by whether Efisa Ana Valli. t Nergismn was the daughter of Colouel Francis Sergiasn, Jr-crowd. The public are familiar ankh tilt circumstances of this case flout the preeiniss rinchiertres made in the Court of Clemeery. It may be therrffire sufficient to reinittel our Fearless, Ilia 11w Plaintiff is this case who sued by her guar dians, was Ike infant tutu whose birth ingssiailima was now to he made by a Jury. The SoLitEroa-GracliaL sad Mr. Coaxal( were fur the and Mr. wills whom were Mr. NOLAN suit Mr. DENMAN, fur the Defendant. After a Dial whack lasted twelve hours, and in whirl. a number of witnemes were examined, whom evidence it was imposs ble lu reeunrile with each urker, tlw Jury. afire a short cumultattua, Nand a verdict fur the Dr feardaut. COURT OF CONHIoN PLEAS, Jimy H. ORME C. ATTIAT, !NMI, GAITSDILL, AND FOUR OTHERS. This was an action hi recuser llamado for it injury sae rained by the Plaintiff, in Clilllll pirnre of a eutuhivas ion covered Sulu by she Defemdseslx, who are malt-distiller" and fee' ifyers, to deprive hint of his sittialiuu. This ease having excited :rest interest is the City of Loudon, she Court was crowded silk glassine's, and ;nastiest's. The Jury eousalted fors few minuses, and returned over did fur the Plaiutiff—Damages 1,500 f. PO tit: E. -...- ROW 6TRRICT. "'Hi."' a Younr. woman of very interesting appearance was brought up un a warrant, and the following charge vx. hibited against kir:— It appeared that the Defendant was in the habit of going to the house of Sir Thumb.' Itlitatyn, in George-sine!, liateuveroopsare, with whom, as it is stated, she bus fallen violently in love; sad by her strange behaviour, sack as walking up and down before the door, crying and by her impurinnily to retry person alai 'minted the house to gel her SO audience wish Sir Tliunias, civilising a crest num ber of perinea to smenible; she load repeatedly practised the above annoyance, aatl hail Lieu repeatedly admonished to discuntimve such cuuduct ; lint, totally diaregirding what was said to her, ske wrist ust Sunday ta.i, about use o'clock, and, as usual, hovered about the ilit.,r riling, and t.olieltiug every perovsi tabu happened to cuter or come frum the house in get Sir Thunman' in ire her ; she has repeatedly nu meeting Si, Thomas, laid Auld of hint and detained him. The Magistrate reinnrhial loil such behimuisr would mil he allowed to pasta insuolieed, and pas ticularly as she ear vied her proceedings to sut h miconsnion It lights, and there fore ordered her to And scrawly: , to keep the peace, but tieing unable an to 414, ill. was conic/ilk's; to the Muse of Correction. Tlsr Drlmulant is ought to he a Lady of property, and also of very reapectable cu 1111 l GLASGOW, .11 cv S. The Court of Oyer mil Terminer met this day al ten o'clock, which was composed of the Lord President of the Court of Session, the Lord Justice Cita lt, and Sir Samuel Shepherd, the Lord Chid ' 11,11011, The Prisoners, James IVilson and William .71•/styre were then cultist ills to mny tit. iher they were go illy Or out guilty, 1111111 they said Not Guilty, mud that they would Le tiled by Cud and their on whitio Ilse (leak said," God stud you attired drier. rblif The Lord President addressed the Jury. informing them, that their attendance would be reps heed 011 Al lay next, for Om oilier 1V111.1.11 which are in Le brought before them. llis Lisri!ship 111/11 told the P 11.011 1 .111, 111;11 iiiey would be brought up for trial uti the 2bils curl. on whirls they west ie. mused from the bar. Wws. hobinson and Wm Watson were also included iu the saute indicts„ et, but they ate tut in custody. I.IIPORTANT RECEIVE. A man in Oliver street, Neer Yink, after imprudently thinking told outer &sem; the heals, wits seized with veiy alarming rymptomr , ft which he MRS relieved tiy Dr. John De Alton While, who dissolved half an ounce of camphor iu a gill of Wendy ;of tins •-third was given Ht intervals of Ihsrr tumults, wl.ult gave the patient imme diate whet ' . - The Fortututte Youth, %k hose deceptive career exci.eil gcueral cieriumty itlvt uuNsrntrut rtttue tune ogo, is oriortsol tutu If lIOVI Wu humble agricultural &ivylSt/111i its hia father iu that ratio' y. The Furie fligute, of 44 gnus, at Chatha.n, which is fitting tor bra, I:As heril CUi 1111 l nsnitietl by Captaiii Sir 'IIIOS. CULCUAN We regret to leers' that the disgraceful t.utrages in Knoell sire still continue-el. Thier very valuable Snit's-4. the property of Mr. DICK. of Oleoslssel, writ slelsittrately knits! tut Sos.day tisornisig awl a crumb so manned as to be rewlered owlet's; -such ferocious-acts of ravage barbarity cannot re mash long • Is led, anti we tiocerely hope the pestle. (vixens' s! will soon be brought to the possishusent they so justly &wove. What makes such conduct the more isiexciwehle is. that we can state trout the heat authority. Mr. Dims gave his old trolled, a prefereure of their farms MI much lower woo thew ethers let about the moue time s sod that they base wily thersteehree to Mum ter their rreeval.—(leveriscati Aerial.) Juba Welch, of Nantwieh, Chrster, shopkeeper, to our remit'', August 9, at six, 10, sad 22, at eb-ve-n. at the Btu« sums btu, CI, , st..r. Attorneys, Mr. Littler, Warriugton ; and Mr. Wigleswetrth, Gray's Inn, London. John Wilcox, lee of Tawnier, Nurtliamptou (but now a pristioer in the Fine's Bench Prison), Wakes-per, to stir read( r, Joly 31, at six, August I, at len, at the Dolphin lon, Toot-ester, and 22, ot ekven, at the Aug.! Iwo, Northamp ton. Attorneys, Means. Lougdill and Botterfield, Gray's Imi.equare, London; and Mr. Kirby, Tawnier. DIVIDEND& distal S. S. L. Car!ewes, of King-street, Corea-order, tailor, al eleven, at Gusldhall, London. September IS. E. Thosepsis, of Globe-stairs, Rutberbithe, Sul rey, ship-builder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July IS. J. Walker, of Harp-alley, and of New Bridge-mat, Louder, ironmonger, at one, at Guildhall. August I. J. H. Prior, sow or late of London-road, South was k, cure-dealer, at tee, at Guildhall, Lando's. ill; y 1 I. it I I lid CSU 11, of fleet-street, Lusidou, /Alma., at Sell. at Guilt:hall. July 15. J. IVonilroof, of Gus-street, 0111 Artillery-ground, turner, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 1. It. S. Walker, of East SminiBeht, Midi:hese:, and of e.risuel Mills, Bristol, eudoer-maeofacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lothdou. July 22. G. 11h;tekesd, jun. sad G. Clarke, late of Basing- Londou, Elar kw/ell-Hall-factors, at elate, at August 7. T. Booker, late of Entertorth, Southampton, mil ls"-, at two, at the Black Doe lon, Eshleman'. Alll4llSt 1. N. Data, of Gloucester-terrace, New-road, %%infective!, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, al Guild hall, London. As eat I. K. Mardneald, of Fria, Sestet, shopkeeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Latta. July 18. It. Griming, of Broad street-buildings, London, merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall. Anglin 1. I). Bakly,of Brook.atreet, Holborn, mud of the IVestern Exchange, Busidod reel, Middlesex, goldsmith, al twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. • August 1. K. Rees, of Chatham and Gravesend, Kent, dra per, al our, at the Commercial Booms, Bristol. CERTIFICATES.—Auceurr 1. - C.laytes ar.d J. N. Haire, of Porisamerb, &Minna). ton, grocers—WY. P. M. Coon, formerly of tytedveresli, aid lair of East Sheers, Surrey, builder —A. Alt/enfold and J. 31auifold, of Liverpool, raiinera.—J. Mattouvou, of Hud dersfield, York, usercliant.—J. Griodir r, of guinsferd, Claes ler, victualler.—J. lkeuxhion, of Linthwaik, Alomodbury, York, (Mill-nor chem.—J. Haucuck, of Si. Jamores-atreet, Piccadilly, and Little Pulteury-strect, Weals:nester, esiark. maker. COURSE OF EXCHANI Amst.rilam, C.F. 12 6 I).t at Sight... 12 3 noticed 12 7 /Jodrell) 12 d . . Hanibuigh 37 4 Ahem. ..... ' 31 Paris 3 day 'a date 25 SO Ltttu Ste 10 Hour(leans ditto 26 10 Frankfurt or the TUVIDAY, JUIN 11. f ;tilos 44 Venice Ital. E1y.... 27 CO M■Ua __ Naples 36/ Pol.-row, per 0z... 114 Lisbon Opoi . 49/ Rio Janeiro . Bahia 11.4bliu Cut k 9 5hine......... 155) Vienna E5.20.9u. 19 9 Trier's .. ..... .. 19 19 Madrid .. 3] Cads, . Dinars 3l liaraelaita Seville Gibraltar 3. Leitrim .. , 47 uut.t.tott. Portugal Guld IN t a. d. evils, per ea .... 0 0 0 Gold is 8a55...... 3 17 10} New Dosibluotta-.. 0 0 0 New Dulbtry...... 0 4 14 Silver ist Bars.... 0 5 0 New Louis eget-- 0 0 0 At Hecklers&ld tbe staves or radical pikes are now selling every nwwket day as the hiusdirs -of lisprakes.—f Lomb Mereerp.l Fifty Pounds fur horses. Ikr. oral' ages.—iwasitik bests. LA Strathmore's b to. Ally, by Rraterubranee►, 3 yrs old, 6.1. 711 2 0 1 I Mr. Ell'3liunies's br. e. The Palmer, 4 yrs old Sat. Mr. Feastor's eb. e. by President, 3 yrs old, 6st. 101 b. Mr T. Primes ch. e. by Wallas, 3 yrs old, . . Ast. 10Ib.. . Sir T. Stesley's bl. I. by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs oil, Est. 71b. In the second beat Mr. T. Peinsr's roll ran Sir T. Stan!ry'. Ally out of the Course, the Stewards dretar•d the beat sold, and all were to start again. . . At starting, eveu totting out the winner; slur the first heat, 5 to 2 sgst her, ■ud 5 to 1 apt The Paltner. WEDNESDAY. The Corporation Gold Cup, added w a ftwerpstakes of lOgs. radii. for all aent.—Tlwre Soberribeta.) Mr. br. b. Doctor Syntax, by Polestar, axed, Set. 121 b. Col. Cradoek's b. c. Sir Walter, 4 yrs tild, Geo. Dovetue• b e. Antonio, 4 yrs old, itst 2tol as Doctor Syniax. Wun cal'. A Match for 50g,.—Ore mile.—Geollenten riders. Mr. W. eroesptou's p.m. Empress, aged . 1 Mr. Houster's b g. 6 yrs tad 701. fur three and foot-year oklr.—Twr, h e m,. Mr. James's br. c. Stamina, by Walton, 4 yr■ old, 1314.71 b. . Sir W. Wyna's b. r. Tarragon, 4 yrs old, 84 71b 2'2 Mr. Liniou's h. e. Caleb% 3 yrs old, 7.4. tlb. 7 to 4 and 2 to lust Saaceboa; after Irst beat, area brr ling on A pllopping match took place early yesterday moraine, pn the Essex road. A Captain Smith undertook to rile his home elcrea milis in thief, minutes, fur a het of !Ina:. which was won in Itl ornate* 46 errands, by the game uf the bone, she rider being the most (aligned. A deatenetive fire broke net at Manly-ball. near Cobham %Vella un Monday night. The owner, J. S. Meek, Lin:. and the family, were absent in town, and the hnuse win left in the rare uf Iwo servants, but bow the fire ung:• stated is not known. The Gist appearance of the Qun•s was at midnight, in the lower part of the Aimee, and the servants erred threaseires by dropping on to the top of the 'tattles adjoining the house, whirls, together with Ilse maids% was *heap of rains befure any insistence could be had. male war Insist is the stables. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Mink Stork .44d I Rank l e . Aim... 18 I.IG 3 per Ct. I India Booth 21 23 25 in. 3 per CI. Colisulo 6811 I NA. Bills. 5..6 5 4 5 pr. 31 !wt. Cents..... 77:41 I Lott. Tirkvi... 39/, to:. 4 per Cent5.....86& 87 (Uranium....! 7 s per ct. N. An. inalqf Coin. fi.• A 1.... 701: 5 per Ct. scrip... 2k pr. PRICE 4W CAN From Tallow ra HAL Pirko of Candles, per dozen, Is 641—Sloolrlit, 13. 0 I 61. per dozen elluur.l fur rrsoly muitry. • BI RTHS. On liettoday, the Lady of Joseph Lonosore, Erg of iho Myths Villa ' rev Troksbery, of a son. On Satorday, at High Grose, *err Teibury, Mrs. Nt. pier, of Peneard Honer. Somerset, .f a daughter. 'rm . melancholy eorot of the 'death, by u fah from his bor.e. ..? this Lodes boshood, G. M. R. Napier, Esri. Melt olf for the booty of Somerset, mok place io May last. At Isiliolyergkoo the bth instast. the Lady of Licutensalm Coleus,' Rom, 4th Pragour Goads, of a daughter. • - - HIGH WATU THIS DAY AT LONDON MUDGE. Weenie' 34 after A. I Eyrelog 44 after 3. Piloted sod robli.hed at Tut tufts Pesos sod Tao Gums 0111kA N.. It?, Snead, by C, copuvrgLi, Or Itised. -- .. , . .. FROM LAST MCIIT•S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Cossankou aigoid by Shit Lord ion/toot Of Ms County of Suisterset. 114 504111111./ I /11.111 in. Jobn Fraoric Car.•er, F.... So he Commis, tiro lutes, de reamel—ilaterl June 1. 1910. Duna lel IV Miami T. owl...Gros to be Lieu letuird, vice O'Brien. eaninril-.—iiaied no gamer. '2.1 Sorotreet Julio Henkel!. lAkb.i.bge, Eng to be Ceptain--4Me4 March 24.11319. • D.& Arthur, Geol. 1.3 be Licaleuniti--iisled Boutin 13, 1+419. To be Ewing ne—lienry Hiondly. Genf —daivil llterrh 14S, 1 , 419; Joh.. 1 . 1411411111, Gent.--dnied July 19, 1919; and John Sands Donnell, (Sent.—dated December 1, 111111. I' FORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT, IWO. 1111014 1./EVTIEfTFR, Emu—WmlAN 11( gnaw" , Fog. Nerioarfk , hire—Tilestlay, August 13, at Dolga. y. I:aranrroputhire—Musalay, Antrum 21, at Carioartun. regleary--Sates. day, Aageot 216, at Bestmarts. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Mars Arkro)d, of Leeds, York, eartheoware-rosnorse. limit, from Jelly IS, tr Argos. 12, at dere., at the Color. Hnorr, Lords. _ _ _ . Hrem ser ratan, of Lards, York, enribroware.outoofac. tutor, from July 18, to August It, at elrren, at the Cued house, 1 xeils. Isaac Willi, of Ossett. York. merchant. frost July lb, to August 11, at cleveu, at the Cuurl.house, Wakefield, York. BANKRUPTS. Robert Ihonion avid William 'kissers, of Chester, cureless. to surrender, August 3,4, awl 22, at twelve, at the Oilier of Mr. John Flint h. it, Chester. Atmeneys, Messrs. Philirnt and Stone, Southampton-sheet ; Bluoutaltery, London; and Mr. Finciiett, Cheiter. Warklnern, of Blackburn, Lancaster, shopkeeper. In surrender, Jiify 31, at six, August 1, and It, at one, at the New Inn, Fllackhurn. Attorney,, Mr. Wigteswertb, (;ray's-Inn, Lumina ; and Mr. Vl'ilkinatus, Blackburn. human Beirtingliam, late of Worcester, glover, to surren der, August I, at five, 2, at eleven. at the Crow■ Inn ; IVorcegti7, and 22, at eleven, at the Star sail Garter lim, W. ....Ater. Attorneys, Mr. Cheek, Leftism's., Worcester; soil 11exn . Rouslirld and Williams, Bonverie.sireei, Loudon. Julin Dyer, late of Frouse Selwood, Somerset, cords:miner, to July 21, 21, and August 22, 04 eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warminster, Wills. A ttorney,, Mr. William,, lied Lion square ; Loudon; sod Mr. Knight, Balconsb, near ILt•id Hawkins, of Sbetheld, York, inskreper, to ',wren. her, July 14, 15, and August 44, at ?Ivrea, at the Town. 41,41, Sl,e iekl. Atturaeys, ktruert. Dark., Church, and DJrke. ltd Liuwaquarr, Loudon; am! 51r. Barbeary. Sheffield. Thomas Thompsoa, tale of Newcastle -tiros -Tyne, and of Gateshead, tlttrhans, joiner, to earrtister, Judy 18, August 5, sod 22, at sierra, at the George lan, Newcastle-apes. T,tie. Anomaly, Messrs. Marriott, Brooksbaak, tool Ern, Gray's lin square, Louth's,: sad Mr. Brown, New castle-upust.Tyne. Hulbert Mire, Crudes, of High-street, Gravesessd, ketst, slow-eller, to sue render, July 22, 28, motel August 21, at Sett, at G.aiteth4ll„ Loudon. Attorkeyr, Messrs. Gregsou cud Fouttereau Auger-court, krogimerlur.orret. _ _ . Thomas Breaaatal, Bread-plreet, Chearside, Latvian, wareltutaaemau, to astireader, Jody 22, 29, suet ANIIIIIII t 2, ■t el, yen, at Guildhall. Ammons Meson. Board!llou and flewitt, Brrad street. Gorge Jubn Swaim, of Meowll•aireet; Gaotaan's.flelds Mithliewx, wasrbutturtaaa, to surrender, July lb, Anga6t 1, and 2*, at our, at G 18114014 Landoll. Attu/my, Mr. Jour*, _ _ _ Jana.% of kotherhithe, iship-beihler, So surrentif r, July 15, 22, anal August 22, at rkven, at Guild.. Luntinn. Aileron's, 'tsars. Tyrrell mud Son,Gnild. city BU.SINE&II. Yesterday the font Mayer two a Court a Alarroi*.i rat the geueral dispatch of public loisineso. Joules IYtllistm.. Fjy erne of the ftherifs.E.feet. atteu.l, oz. sere the wool hood to take meta himself dear office at y . eluariat.as war. mad list, awes snowed to Mr. Aide, m a Worshama Lee the above porpose. Iticluird (amt. Req. who war not 11101sourimer.asy 1,4 oirioirsiusisly re-elected try the I..irviy re be Chi 1505.11.,... an.l M Collsitio sod Th o rley. fisi.dgemistera, were bey.. rally swore lobs their respeetke offices. Commioriorters were oppuitated to sit is the I"..urt of 1(.- epar.l, foot the sotto of AIIIPHIS 0,10, cud slot Selth , rll , P.r The Bolero of the C.ourposly of Maternity mot Ilkley were semis tide labrA tar she rat cawing. Prompt• were mitered to be i«u• .1 f.w a C.mintan Hall 0., Mielmetiseaswitiy swat f..► tiw decline of Lois! Mayo.. The *wisdom sad War so Mliamovaer lad wrre ordereii !,• plumes's. The iM•est df rite Wont of Colematiwteeet att." with a permainorat of rilialbell perosiom, inherit was .. 1 • to the City Solicitor, who was inttrueleill to pot the A:. Parliament lotto force. Tiii 11111 F. NEWMARKET XIS MEETING, MO. xtrinsor, JULY le The July Makes, a aultunpfitus 510:e. each. ''y 2 yr.ukl r"lir cam iu• 61b and Allire 641. 41b. T Y (•. Mr. lisuler's gr. e. Gastavue, by Ek elius. out of sister to Wisevosit TA Jersey's cb c. by Soothsayer. shun by Hasusrd Doke of Grafion's b. e br Habeas, not of P;oport 1,1 Grosvenor's b I. by Thamilettroll. out of Upal Mr. Ihmilas's Er. Ir. brother he Bourbon Mr. fluters's f. ly Media*. oat of Seli►e's dam Mr. Roislids b. r. Fiy Haphazard. net of Mee. • we • 1.11 glawell names Jlr. Wthoesis e. by Smoleosho, out of C•••••Isp. Mr. Wyedloma's bf. Young Gehenna, oat of Marianne The Judge plsced boa too—Teo pai.J forfeit. NO to 6 art Guistaroa-3 to 1 tvzot 14 It•rvey's ch. r 7 to 1 Rot Doke of Graftoo's b. v.-4 to l ass. Mr. '4 owl's to 1 opt Mr. Vf,stlitsat's b. f. Lord Jersey's Aldford, Sot. 111 b. best Disko of Graftuh's Lock, 74. 171 b. T.Y.C. 511p.-7 - to 1 too AldforJ. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER INEETING, Lori Smey's Masser Heary. 841. Nth. art Lord Sntir'...'• Cuutical, Bat. tOtb. D.M. 11)04s. h. Cl. MUM Y. Sweepsiskes 100gs.rarb. L. R. A.F. Duke of Poriluutra Mr. Luse, 8.1. 81b. Lora Rums% irk c. HilllptM, by Quiz, 7sl. 1316. Duke of Grariutes Caslton. 7.1.81 b. Air. V.lny's filly, by Wutul, 7.1. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, 1821. 1 1 103IDAV. Mr. Vdny'a Rarmeeirle, Met. 71b. apt the Duke of P.p.-- land'. Ur. Lowe,74. 121 b. D. 31. 200 e. Is. A. LANCASTER MEETING. Tuirsomr, JULY 4. Tlee Produce Stakes of SOO. ;Pack, A. ft. rolio. 80 . 3 P' ; bra, AA. —One mile and a distance.—(4 Subscribers ) _ . I-Twirled Stallions, or Mares, allowed 311; ; if both, 51b. Mr. Miebaelaou's b. f. lueiadr, by !lapis sward Sir T. Illaaley's bl. f. by Tbanilerirolt to I oft Latioda. _Ma wary. , I ' i 4 i~. T 1