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LAW iNTELLMENCE. COURT OF KING'S RZNCH, , st s Cgs 4v.gt so• JUDGMENTS. Tag WINO V. THE RtV. a. in trot,. The Defendant was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, fora Lilsel on )Ir. Fair dough and wife, residing at Liverpool.-.-( rhe par ticulars of which were given in a former number of this Paper.) Mr. Justice Gnosis strongly censured his con duct, and, after a severe reprimand, sentenced him to be imprisoned six months in the Mstshalsea Prison. THE alt4io V. uutrotattst.n. The Defendant was also brought up for judge meat. for having aided and assisted four French Primners of War to effect their escape from tin, country. The circumstances are already before the public. The Court sentenced him to be imprisoned two yrirs in His Majesty's gaol of liturvite. l i Ord EELENIVIttoUGH ~at at Aisi Prior. at two o'oloch, and heard some undefended causes, of no interest. POLICY. •NatON-ROVIIV. J1:1111, so. ESCAPE. F.lis•bet& Bryan, JoIN Xhepherol and his wife, were charged be the Keeper of the. Poultry Prison, with conspiring tei effect the escape lir a inau of the onion of Ford. It appeared that a wholesale merchant (Mr. Barker, of Qin imatreet, Cheapside) was vet riving a rinantity of bale prole, on Friday last ; he perceived Ford, whir was employed as a labourer, cut open One of the balm and take out a piece of muslin. lie had him secured and seat to the Poultry prison. The Keeper deposed, that, when For( cams into the pri son, he turned him out into the yard with the other Prison ers—about half au hunr afterwards Elisabeth Bryan asked to see Ford, and was admitted. She remained abort as hoar, and was coining out with 'bundle, whets he inquired what were its contents She ainveered, it was her hesitators . eloallies—he searched the hundle, and found a inan'i coat and het ; he thew astantined her , aml frond she was without • sows and cap, sod had on p.gsc of men's shires. He then inquired fur Ford, and found that he had made his escape. He was a fair faced mats, and passed the turnkeys as • woman. The Keeper retained t►e Prisoner Bry•• a short time afterwards, Shepherd's nits went to the prison, and inq iired hit Bryan —she was also retained ; and, in half an hour, Shepherd appeared, inquiring after ►is wile. The Keeper thought himself jastiked s• them for a ennepirnev. The Lotto IlTaaroe ordered that they should he re manded, sad broughtnp sw Saturday for re-amainivatiou. NAVAL INTELLIGENCI. TLYSOUTII.DOM JUNE 18. Arrived the Vesta schooner, 10 grids. Lwow's:rot Altai. from Halifax—no news; and the Aid and Ranger naval transports, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Lyra, 18 guns, Captain bloye, with a onvoy fur Lisbon and Corwin*. The Vesta is cove up Ilanioare, to refit. StVtlai large ships. supposed to be the Catedsairs, fee. from POrlbUlOUlh, with a convoy, have *miter ed in the *Aug for these two days post, but not near enough to ascertain their numbers. irtirstuutn. MIS lit. The Tossions has recaptured the. George gad Ma►y homeward-boom! Was% Indiamdm with a valuable cargo, which Velllilhad been captured by the A4sipie French privateer. The Seatiransas fripte has detained and sent in here the American ship Loaiseana, Its lard,. from New York, with about 70 French passengers, bound to Rourdeaux. The Lyra gun-brig takes elitism to Corwin'. rstmogvu, JUNE 17. S.oled the Romulus and 11'.lecrise, with a con voy of transports, for Portri,;4l.—Wiiiil N. PEAT, . 7 1 . (411: S,loerl the Cortelia, with a convoy for the River ; sail the Sam Donthogo man of war, Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, for oil Flushing.—Wiud . . WOBURN SHREP-SHEARING. FIRST DAY. On Monday morning, after a public breakfast at the A nhey, Lis Grace and his friends repaired to ' the park farm. and, on the ringing of the bell, the examination of the Southdown and Merino tups commenced, which are intended for letting. About three o'clock the company repaired to the Abbey, and sat down to a sumptuous dinner, served up it, the greet hall. As soon as the cloth was withdrawn, his Grace gave—. " The Ring, and his speedy r eeovery."-sa." The Priors Regents"—" The Quetta and Ruyal F00n1y.".." Sir Jesup Batiks.."—" Coed Griming." His Grace then root and observed, that two years ago. Thomas Greg, Esq. of Coles, in Hertford shire (alto he had now the pleasure to see pie sent.) had patriotically offered the management on his farm to the notice and inspection of Bedford• shire farmers,. awl that at his (the Duke's) request, John Higgins, Thomas Wilson, and John Foster, had undertaken this examination ; and their Report, after repeated visits, on the novel practices of Mr. Greg, having appeared desarving of it, had been printed, and would now he distributed to the com pany. We are sorry that our limits a ill not allow of our doing justice to the many points of excellent husbandry which this pamphlet displays. His Grate concluded by saying, that his own repeated visits to Mr. Greg's farm, enabled him to confirm, in every particular, the printed Report; and that, therefore, he should propose the health of that gen. " Mr. Greg. Mr. Glean, in reply, complimented his Grace on the able selection which had been made of the ex perienced meu who had dispassionately examined his farm. " The union of Commerce and Agrieulture."—" Mr. Coke, of Norfolls."--" The President of the Board of Agriculture." Sir JOHN SINCLAIR ruse in consequence, and said, that proud as he was in being noticed by his Noble Friend and the company present, he could not refrain from congratut sting them on the want of the country fur improvement, evinced by no less than 189 Acts fur inclosiires of parishes having been brought before Parliament in this Sessions. When turtling to Lord Erskine, who sat next him, be oh se-ved, that his Noble Friend must make haste and resume the Seals, if he expected to reap any of the remaining benefits to the Chancellor from the pass ing of sack Acts ; and concluded a very neat speech by giving. " May a common become a very uncommon spectacle in England." His Grace then gave— " Lord Erskine," who rose amid.t a thunder of applause ; and aft-r thanking the company, expressed his satisfaction at hearing of the vast number of Inclosure and his regret that they did not come a little sooner, not because he wished to share the fees ; heartily wishing, that this and all other impedi ments to improvement, were completely stone an ts. His Lordship coot d, that haring seen enoisei of the toan and the court., he had eon turned to the enjoyments of the country, and never Wale found himself so happy : slid before lie concluded, neatly alluded, to the Trial be Jury, on which his friends were so prone to cninplinici.t him, and oh reed that this best of gifts minuted from that toasty. His Grace th en cay .— la A general ioclusure of wastes,'—" Breeding in all its tameness" As .tos n as his Grace left the choir, Lord Somer ville gas " The al:ustrous house of Rinse ;" which was drallk with three thnes three. Among the company present at the dinner we noticed— The Duke of Dorset, Ma•amis of Tavi.tock: Earls Inc. tesene. 160.141, 'Nihau, Winelelelsea Lords Whitworth, firadfoeil, Somerville. Castlereagh, Hondas, Ludlow, John Russell, Erskine; Sirs Walks; %V. Wynne, John Sinclair. Henry Lushiogton ; Professor Mayfair, Professor Davy, Ike. After dinner • sale of South-Down, Iv. stock, from the Maulden Farm, took place. by auction. as follows, viz.—. GUIOeOII. Mr. MM. inkfl ln Tb Sir W. %V. 11),oire Mr M0V 1411.111 Sir 11 . W. W,riiii, Mr. Morn -...- Mr We.teru to Ditto Sir W W %I*ottir ..... .• so 4-year 44 S. D. Lots 53 sir 1► W. Wpm ....... 10 3 )00t old ditto St It. Mr. Fisher Mr. 11401/111 , 11 r.. to Volt.ratottlted Sir W. W. W)liae ....... to Diu.• Sir W. 1%. Wynne - VP Mr. Mer.ly Mr Marty Willow It inky Mr. Palate' At the conclusion of the sale, the Company *rut to the Crawley ileatlil,lll. to see the operation ni Cie Norfolk turnip fly-trap; snit then separated. highly gratified by the day's entertaiairneat. WHIM DUELS. lle)al Artiltrry Barracks, Juar vi, tat I lo consolatory of 41405000 e to a paper called Tsr W'w *. wleirh aosowl'o• roossraived altacksd to bias !f, ano etiug look piney Ito. moor. 000 1. whet, Captain tOoolbeoe, 1-Itltt 11... soot, p oolossolo to taking to.• around) &road himself Ilse sotto"' at she paper, signed " Adopt* Pual, wbi. h I loam foot tworrioool ollooltd to haw ; at the • tow Imo gialtit.• the oio rlar tNa,, that to no nor ;room of that pap., 4,J he alk,4P to Copt Coo, I•ocept where " the claw of • Loth. Dragoon 1 Hatt' Is anotiooneol) awl adsorb glove .n. 4.4 to C • 41,1gail I'osee *how ; Caphou Coot law .1, ciao. d bletla• If pornotly satisfied wall olos avowal. Capt. tioullsoro then sooodetl eschasige }hots, stab the asthma of T4e fru.. load agreed •houtol he t h e prier of We beoindreo* floes lion hie near; *both earfatroos Capt. Cos (*Ubangi. tot a. lanewlreging any such right) al die sans Now begat e red se, 'NJ an mho's, of shoo took pines. AM ll.se, Copt on l'ort 1301 Males bats dbs as atarertaie flea Caplan l;onitn.r, or 'We Illoollsout, we reel amber of dos called" cantering, " tromaidering ibrin resproatiber for the eowieteseration: gespiimr4 is Ibrul sort, isammniad *a. Oahelee ROM law elf Rd es tie ideeed ; awl rillialikewes4 between Cage Cee sad Mr. Relibatee. WOMB &charge. Case. t ertleeleed Ile Itelltheed. teledbllollolbeemettd titedeffiee of the per, celled M Ceetetieteg." would ceetotreiesse hie new two hen ; team Ur eeplied. he ettesider• ed hieing this indictees the ember, elleever be eildhi be. Omagh perfeetty entwine to hen. Copt Coe sheet *to the repreett.te embattles," Cedeake &teams empleeet st b *arm Ite (teases theeeby recce that hes Selma( 1.4 e rt.owswl was all M elswill swims de dot Red that fo r d i ge tle eteeld we tete the melds ee ado the sallow bees S. Css Celt. sheeld he abeeeteede diet...-. has. • iffl,llll the semseel. 11,. Qeillteee bree.4 t.. ego. Swat fee met heries beadle Odd* end rid. IMMwt Isms ▪ hae•eirb ee the peesediee der _sad AO% the eerie* Owe else, they meld dteeised we. Imo Reel. sad Ibundiee eseeseted she teem of Ina he Re Weis. end tt we. Side w of ler both awe IFILADUICIL GOVLIWIN. tsl 1.4004 Dr-g" 1". IIDWARDVLUISAK. I.4Peoesent Aid LOA Drrßu.•w sm. A. Vtirra. Loworriout Rwr Art,liety. 11 !ACHY. roX, c.p.w rd ListA Drelosin • .s .• - The fallont K trosnrkohle hollooret of lamer-11y oeriennl est the Kovno. Potreo dolma the 'sot toot, :-1 tea. .ile; venom lietireen the ago of 95 sad Inn I nos betotroo 100 sod I 0 ; tllf brigiete MS 'ad 11n ; 3o between 1101 sad 111; 11 between 1t s sod i ; s betimes 10 sad 1,15; 411 beteero I:' ...1 . I bet•inia IJO NMI 1.13; 1 art*eva 11.. sad i4o: I lool•Ota 10 sod 110 ; sad 1 be• t•teo 111 sad 160. NMI - I -. SECOND DAY. An Tuesday morning, such of the Comapeay et IVohurn. i% are Meinhers of the Smithfield Club. ass•nalded at his Graces public breakfast, and afterwards hel.l a ineeting in MI adjoining room. his Once, the Prrindent, in the Chair. The chief business consisted in electing seteral new Members tattle Club. The Company then repaired to the St ibles ad joining the Abbey, where the Welber's shewn far the Prises offered by his Grace were inspected in (her wool. and agiii after being Phurs). Mr tithe's looi.w..811•41 .ether two Attu. Mr. aisherOi dins, ditto. Mr Platt'. eat.., ditto. Mr Plait'. 5...11. doom two sheaf. Mr. Cwoosit's dOta, dote, Leril fhigkrfs Attie, dill,. Wr. John 11114 pores dottu,tl,llo. i 01061111111 1 .9 dells, ditto. A 113 tar 0041er ten month, old, of the Sufilk belonging to the Earl of Upper Ottory, was *eon foe the premium. Mr. Kuncianin and Mr. Pl4ll 3140 sheaved Beare. Me. Moore and Mr. Bushel alto sheered Pigs as amino stork. Tar pule Inas-wooled thrives wets else inspect. IPti. 1.8 Mr. jr. Mr. Tre. ear. LAsni Oatiley. M. Circuit, sad Mr. Rana. tam. Attest twelve o'clock the vompany npsireJ to the Cry,ley 11 , etti Fern to 4Pe the reuniwijtjpg in pleughlog. where five ploughs, each draw u by a pair of henna, ntlhOat a d r iver, Martell b pleArgit eaclt a rood of hard clover ley, under the most beriiiit heat of the biln that we remember for • loirz time to have experienced, and which *hated touch from the pleasure of the scene, although vast crowds attend. ed : three the ploughs were wheeled and two were swing, ploughs. The Judges of the plough , in.:, Lord Somerville, Owen Wynn, tsq. and Mr. Nichols, paid great attention to the progress and quality of the work, and most carefully ascertained the force of draft required by each plough, by the help of a spring wipple-tree successively attached to each plough, the average of the Mantua:ions of farce. indicated by the machine, being noted in each instance. About two o'clock the company returned to the Park Farm, and spent some time in inspecting the implements exhibited. About three o'clock, a very numerous company sat down to dinner with his Grace, in the hall. As soon es the cloth was withdrawn, his Grace e ve-- . The King."—" The Prince litreent."- 1 The Queen and Kuril Family,'—" The Pir lu.th."—" Mr. Coke " The memory uf Mr. Ilattrocll."—" Lord Somerville, and proarcity to hit March Sheiw."—" Manufue lure and Commerce."—" The Farinic7. iocitty of littand; " Mr. Wynne." " Sir Watkin lrittnina Wynne, and the Principality of Wales." This brought up Sir W. ATKIN, who, after thank ing the company, said, that it haul been his great est pride to tread iii the steps of his Grace, and of Mr. Coke, in the institution of his Anneal Fete at Wynotay. Ilus Grace next gave— " The Marquis of Huntley ;" who in return gave-- a The House of Russell, and the Duchess of Bedford." His Grace, in announcing the letting of Merino Tupa, took occasion to say, that however perfect their wool might be found, he had out yet deter mined on the improvement in carcase that tan be made of this breed of sheep. The company then returned to the Farin-yard, when the following sale of the Park-farm stock took place, viz. Guineas. Mr. DM to South-down Theaves.. 46 I Mr. Leeds Mr. Hill to Ditto Mr. Leeds so Ditto . .v.; Ditto to Ditto . 53 Ditto Lord Castlereagh . ..... in Ditto Mr VVatkin liV. Wynne to three-year old ditto.... 42 Ditto to Full.ausiathai 39 Ditto to Ditto John M lag Ditto .... Ditto Mr Stopp ...... ... A Nine-year old Devon Cow 9O John Moor A Five-year old ditto so Mr. Row ..... .... Two fat Wethers 6 Mr ‘lorai.t, a Hereford Dull, belonging to Lord theory 35i Several South-down and Merino Tups were let at gm - v.l prices, which concluded the business of the Jay. _—.--_ THIRD DAY. On Wednesday morning, after breakfast, the Company ►epaired to the Slaughter-house to in spect the carcases :if the tat prize %Vether., sheen alive the preceeding morning; and afterwards, they ilopected the com;aetiiiiin of the Sheep-shearers, for the prizes given by his Grace. About three o'clock a very numerous company sat down to dinner: after the cloth wes withdrawn. his Grace gave-- " The King."—" The Prince Reeeat."—" The Queen and Royal Family."—" Prekaperdy to Agriculture."—" The Firrirv." fin Grace then rose, and after a few preliminary ohservations, read the award of Richard Astley, John Wing, and John Clayton, the Judges ap pointed to decide on the long-wooled sheep, which adjudged the tiro premium of a cup, value 10 guinea., for the best two shear Tong-wooled fat wether, to Mr. Bitrey ; and a cup, value 5 guineas, fur the best sheep of the same description, bred in Bedfordshire, to Mr. Edward Platt. . ........ , _ Fur the lii•A long-wooled throve., hred in Bed fordshire. the first prim was adjudged to Mr. Ed ward i'Llt , and lor the second best, to Mr. Robert Benyon. The Judges appointed for tbealiort-wooled breed of sheep, were Lord Bradford, John Ellinan, and Mr. Todd, and in pursuance of their award, his Grace delivered to Robert Trevor, Esq. a cup, va lue 10 gthiwits, fur the het ten-shear shot-wooled ',ether ; another cup to Mr. Edward Platt, and another to Mr. William Ituticiman. The premium for the best boar under two years .141, was a.ijudged to Mr. Ed' ard Platt. awed of the Gent:eaten appointed to ex. •mv,e the impleineots„ staled, tiblit no implemeut sithilvited this year. seemed of suflilient novelty or importonce, to claim the premimn offered by his Grace. Tie sward of the Judges, for the ploughing, steed Mr. John Fester's to be the best ploughing, 'hough none of the work performed by the five cuisdnlates appeared entitled to their full approba tion. flit Grace next adverted to the importance of eticiniriging shepherds, in carefally attending to their flock. at lambing time—and stated, that John Holland. his shepherd. from 620 ewe., had raised 905 limbs, and was entitled to the first premium of five genie** ; and added the names and particu lar. of four nth.* candidate., for the inferior pre elitism', in this claim lbs Grace next stated, that. though he had last year discantinued hos animal premium for compar■- are experireeuts of drill and brosd•caat hu.bandry. principally on account of the uniformity of all the preview& revolts in favour of the drill, lie had lately received from Mr. William !Linesman, of Woburn, mach a satisfactory account of an experiment. conducted according to the condition of his former premiums (and which again declared in favour of the drilll, that he should beg to present Mr. R. with a bounty of 30 guinea., the premium for• liberty given to this class. His Grace, after proposing the health of " The Ju•lgea of the Show. proceeded to repress his re gret, that the observation of his Friend Mr. Coke and himself at the last Meeting, on the lamentable borkwardwardness of Bedfordshire formers in agrs cultural improvesenta, had given offence to several persona. and his extreme sorrow that the state of the huabsodry of a greet part of the enmity, celled for each observations as he limed himself compelled now to repeat ; as eactstaim fetidness of NUMBER C 655. 111 cc'C THEATRE. Ir VMS PRESENT EV F. INC;, S4tordßv. June 19, 1811, will be perfumed, the grocd serious 0-en of lii I LM. (Composed by lhiciei.) Principal Characters by Madame Catalsiii: Signor Tea. eAtratii, Sicnor Cassini. Signor Rutidiso, hl,goor lie GM- Madame Biarrehi, the. Eusl of the first Act, TIM ASIA CR' DIVER I'ISANIENT. Art.. tar Opera, the biesr favouritz Grand 'Witt of LE MARRIAGE sb:CREI'. (Composed by Mr. 1Y F.svillr.) Principal Dasir,rs, Mr D.,risayes, Mr. Mmess, Mr Bon. din, and Mr. Vest lIS q Madame Mini, Madam, Slumily, als , lesnoiselle Nora, Alas C. Testnley, Miss Smith, Mod Cheri, &c. THAAI7II , 14 1 11'.4/.. rEIHIS EVENING. sATURDAy, June 22 11 wiU be *Med the Comedy of ALL'S EU. *I HAT ENDS' WELL. The Kies of l'rance,Mr. Egerton; 11 , nrors, Mr C Kno w Lefr•u, i 7 r. mangiest Dement, Mr Barryntora t Elmo, Mr. Hamm ten ; Pnioles, Mr. Faorent ; rlerrarcl, Mr Mur ray ; Clown, Mr Olancliard Cosines% of Riirersiilun, M'eston Helena, Mrs H Johnston ; Mimi Dolton. ►u the &Genre of the enema. " in our Ailey," by llr.luekdun; mat " The Wolf," by 'llr Hrll.nry. To which will be ad•kd a Farce, railed 11W ClilLU Ot' N I EIRE. Duke Moroi, Mr Chapman ; ?T,rq•aa Altitanza, Mr. FZeltue , ; Crimut Valencia, Mr flomertou ; Alberto, Mr Murray Antaathi%, Mitt S O• Monday, Pizarro, awl Hai lupin' sod Mother Goose. TWA Tti L i , If Y K T. THIS EVENING. SVIUNDAY, June 22 will tie viral Ned a Cop.nly, en% gl III: r.. )14. IiENITLE ,lAN. _ . Frederick, Mr laltuiton Sir Robert Itranthle, Mr Baron; Lieutenant Worthington, qr. Byre °Hanna, Fl r %I Sill"- Pl ; Stephell Harsonby, Mr thitlll Nutty Winthingtuo, Mid. Gibbs, Miss Lumina Mae Tab, Mrs Grote. After *hick a Farce, called MOH lAI E S FAIRS. 1.0r.1, Mr Mailin. , ,u ; Duke's Servaut. Mr I :von; Sir scream, slr K. Johrs. Kitty, Mis. Glbbs Ta atucla er:11 addril, a Barlr.que Travc tiper.s, ti. A rtnzorninoua (King of Utopia), Mr. Melillo...ma; combos (Mino.ter of State), Mr. Paine; amend Boarbastes, Mr. L;sten Diptattna, Miss Vl . 4tgote. A New Fame, with Yung, n in rehearsal, and will be speeday produced MR. KELLY'S NICHT. THLATItti, oPERA likH SE, AT PLAT- J -►`f• _ eropplag, witLont doe attention to cleansiag.th hind, is. said his Grace, the cr I.lg fault el Bed forilt,hire farmers, regardless t I those excellen maxims of better cultivated disisi e ts. os T he mor you sow the more you'll The less you sot the more you'll mow." His Grace then melitiont the farmers of Lord Ludlow, of Cople ; Mr. Plat and Mr. Batchelor, of Lidliugtott ; Mr. 11.111 Ci.• man, of Woburn; and some others. as noble ex . exceptions to the system and pructi.'es he was con deranitig ; and toat in order us much 116 to increase the number of such conimendub'e ex ample., he had this year offered tern new madam of fifty guineas and thirty pines., for the two bee cultivated farms in Bedfordshire ; and lie sincere,. hoped, that by the number of candidates, a+ would appear for these premiums, it would be seen, that Bedfordshire farmers were desirous of quickly removing all cause for the nnpleasaut relitstions which he had been alluding. Lord F:lat LMO NT then robe and proposed, " The Mow of Filmset!" f;ince neat gave -0 The successful Candidates," and afterwards stated, that as it had been sunposedi that Mr. Greg's System of Management, t f which they had the wittied details before them, is aptilli cabie to the st.ong lands of some puts of Bedford• shire, he thought it right to propose the health* of the three Gentlemen who had taken so much rim to examine and to report on Mr. Greg"ii form, fin.-s " Mr. Foster, Mr. Higgins, sod Mr. Willson." The Marquis of Tavirroca rose and proptsed.• " The onion of Agriculture and Fox.hanting." Hi. Grace, as soon as he rose (ruin table set of for London; and, after a wile of Sheep amid Cattle a the Perk Farm, which fetched very good prices the meeting broke up. F.ETINGS OE CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO W. I'. Ray, Upper Thirties:street, stationer - • 2to F. Ilardenherg, Mount-street, statuary - - 2 111 W. Wtglitinan, Petticoat-lane, victualler - - 4 uo' H. S. Jones, Holborn, merchant - H. Brest, Sloane square, carpenter - - I I I R. Calls, Burr-street, Ileum anel tar-merchant - 1 1-.2 J. Gar, ell, tote of Leabam, haberdasher - - t if, A. M. 0 •ti, Devonsleirc-street, inatirancc-bruker - I It. W. M. VI .st, Hammersmith, apothecary - - II s J. Everitt, W. Everitt, J. Evefitt, and S. Eseritt, Guildrind, horse-ilealcia - • - I 14 P. J. Tracy, Betlinall grecri, nal 10*-weaver - I 1 1 G. Case, Ware, oat-dealer - - - 1 it R Evans, Beech-street, rheesemonger . - 2 111 R. Ford, late of Worcester, milliner - - t I .1. C. linen, Vine-street, merchant - • i t W. Murray, Pall neali-court, bettor • - 2 t J. Leona, Poplar, victualler - - - 311 J. Roreman, Brighton-place, Ilour.fartir - 3 4 J. Flamnau, Deau-street, elitist-monger - - 3 Ira R. W. Hall, Clements's-lane, merchant - -3 14 A Paice, Lambeth, tea - dealer - - - 3 0 W. Ruse, Stratford, dealer and chapman . -3 11 - D. Grimwood on , Kenningt- lane, factor - • 3 i W. Thomson, llt i nehoster-buildings, merchant -3 I I. Blackmore,l'ottenhast-covirt-road, palates - 3 1 T. Pelt, juu. tlaidatuue, cooper - 3 1 W. Filch, Surrey -street, tailor - 3 1 . D. Thomas, Pickett-street, linen - draper - - 3 1 3 Hayward, Sollulk-street, carpenter - - - 3 W. Shirvey, Charlotte-street, grocer - 3 I J. •nit, Lowe-lane. broker - - - 3 I J. Routh, T. Le Mewarier, asst H. L. Routh, mer chants - - 3l' - - - 4 Martin and J. Edwards, High Holborn, blacking mannfadarers - - - 3 J. Prebbte, jun. Stratford, Bow, ,miller - - S I R. Woad, Warket.street, es law merchant • - S t lE. Wood, Avlifuril, wine-uterchaat - - 1 W. Cabbui it, limner l'hames-street, victualler • 3 1 , S. Willshaw, t'ity road, tailor - - - 3 J Jaws Davies-street, upholder - - - s 1 1 Stanley and T. Vitining, Deal, ship agents - 3 l' T. L. Brown, White Cron-street, fire bucket-maker 3 W.Cousine,certal Alice-street, broker • a - E. Duke and F. Duke, Lltham, linets-draper - 3 printer - - 3 T. Itobinsur,l p..._____,.. . N. G. Ingraham, jun. Threadueedle.street, 'merchant 2 I W. Jarman, 12alworth, upholsterer - g II J. Stephens, Jiriner.*•liall-bialkhugs, coal merchant - 2 11 J. hpai Hi, tisckinghamstreet, seri • 11 21 J. Hinkle, tidileford, spirit-merchant - -11 l M J. Brown, Priner's-rtreet, haberdasher - - t H J. Wilkinson. Appleiliwr, miner - - -S II P. Overton, Windmill street, victitaller - - 11 111 S M. Fereeter, Fore-street, merchant . - 2 1 1 W. I) Wiklioa, Lawrence Poinitney•liill, merchant - g 1 , A. King, I.!iiiiin.:treet, Whitethapel, desist and chap. •••••• - - - - 2 I DIVIDENDS. W. 11ullincialr, Itivcastad,linen•dcaper F. Clainnery, Cranbura-panage, linen-draper 1, Prosser, Sloane-.treet, (rarer T. Harding, Lock's•ficids, dealer in wise - W. Cox, Hirmainalios, dealer - - T. Truentan, Bury-street, J. Biggins, Grucechurchmtreet, jeweller G• Audersoo, Bridge-yard-wharf, merchant • G. H. Ears, of the same place, merchant - A. Mackenzie, Hammond's-court, winemnerckant A. Rayner, Union-04er, dealer . D. Taylor, Great Tothain, grocer • J. Simmons, Ismberhorst, shopkeeper - W. Ellis, Hockney.fildr, carpenter It. K. Vorley, Thropstoo, shopkeeper R. Trow, sea. Gray's Ino-buse•roatt, cow-keeper. CERTIFICATES—Juno m. N. Aioscow and R. Ainseow, Clays's-twit-Woods, Lan caster, cottonmsansifacturess.LJ. Cooper, O , 4mA-street, Middlesex, unstirells•usaker..—.l. Whilstll, Arthur street Golsten-:ane, Middlesex, eietudlet—T. C Donairite, Sher iford, Bedford, drape. Gagmen, jos Mooksecormensh, Durham, cual-titter —J Russell, Mitosis Milts, sear ilarkbers, Lancaster, miller.—T. Hopper, Manchester, 114.0=1...-G. Bryson, Kiog•street, Cheopside, Loss. lioeo•draper.J. Cos Leighton iszotords , ea mi-merchout.—M. Webb.; said W. Weelear. Millater, Somerset, dealers is cattk...-0. linaders Prost sap, Maid-lane, St. Mary Ovary, Ilosithwark, Astrey, hammer.—R. Horner, Weibura, Balmer, York, farmer —G. Wilkinson, Broad•street, Wappion, Middlesex, J. North, Char.toii. row, Mascisestar, Lussater, reerehant It Rennards and T. Resuards, Kimmins -spas-Hell, seer choota•--4 J. Woodnard, Rinsioihans, hordwatensos. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bask Murk US s , I S per Cent. Reduced 4 per Cont. 70114 Lung Annuities ()maims ludia Roods Co Rills par. Commie for T. 111 K Neek-genkey. 4, Grabill. *ad 11. mew BIRTH. 0* the tath last at 11. Jobs's. WOK IOW, Hoe Lsa% lelai Link, Rag. air • rue HIGH WATER AT LOllOOll MIMI Till* nAY• Mom gleam Au •. I Illmrs. se erelMes. • LOPI DON I....Pviseed mid Pobbebeal M the Oate s fl" " 4 ° lbeemd; elms Atlrreebseeleeee ere ',revived. se+ Lrillif if=„l.) noel be egideretwil ie agHTN. No. 14 fele, Pfister wrra, s o On* rebbebre. v.~. ~,.. _ ,~,~,R- PRICF.S tiN MONDAY NIA r. June 24, will per `7 formed, the Comic Orem of THE UIJENNA. (By permission of t►e Propeiptas of the Theatre Royal (:ovent-Garileo.) Little Isaac, Itr Fsweett Carl.is, with additional caw, Mr. hicledou ; sod Clara, Mn. Dictums V/110 will intro- Agee the favourite Ballad of " LOWOI 1111fi :1111F1011" End of the Second Act, Mr. It ahatit will sin e the popular Song of " Nelson," from the Americans. After which, by perinis,i , ni of the Propiirtors of the Opera will he performed the nen runt Ballet, entailed, FIGARO tliU LES NOCES DU CONTE ALMAVITA Tara Mum* FT F Dascins, MM . Def. 11:.1e., Moo. Vicuna, Atom. Moreau, Moo. Boardin, Moo. Robert, Master Byrne; SiKnora MaJmoe Mon. irws Madaniorselle Nora; MiasSinith and Mies C Twam ky. purls of Mr. LrEgville. With the whole Corps de Bohlet . . the mime of the Ballet wilt be inlet:whited, eeriest* Swantate Dame. s, 1.101er..5, Ycc. b, Mum Veetrie, Swoon Au. rubel, Madame Mouroy, and He Drehoyes. Ilexes and whets to be bed at the Opera Saloon, Pall. ; and at the Orr& Ofh.e, in the Haymarket. der the Patronage of Ws Revd Niemen the PRINCE RECENT. ON MONDAY NI. X Jim,. 524. will by a GRAND ORIENTAL FETE with SPLENDID PIREAVi Admistion, 36. 6d—Door open at seven, and the Cow west hermit at risht o'elnek. SBA\ D PUBLIC %I AII.RIER 1114:, ARGYLL RI OMS By Pesistimion of the V :et...Chamberlain. MR. SLA iiE . till t• ti• F.jonels and the Puto:le, that there will lw a MASQUERADE, sit batiN 11A y, the lath of Jew, 1.11, when the above ale glut sad 11 1 13(1641/ Roams wiorli hate been di roratat at so much CILINIIIV, will be thrust open to the Public, tier the twit time this season The Stage wall be uroatneated and illumisiatecl its a brilliant manner, awl nothing will be spared to 'tinier the Entertain mem the must delightful olds kind. A Canto: Pandran M lost rels will he stationed in the FIGS, and Gow's Sand, fur Country Dances and Mel., trill play daring the whole of the evening in Ow Dell Rooms Doors to be emir.: at Temeelock, Supper at Otte Parties taking ellst ur more 1 whets, may he accommodated with S ::unto sup in, hi cities timely nut we. Tickets, Poe Guinea each, to turlude Supper, consisting el every Delirsem of the Season ' Refreahmeots and WMe to be bed al Mr. fiber's, Old Itimd•stiert ; Fentam's ewers& Worrisome . , Strand ; Ostarawsli's Maisie Warehouse. Cbeapside • Cett's emu, Rolm Lachance ; Milward's 11Latqweiadie Its,ehoase, e, Little brook stir, I, Hammer. aalre ; Mr. Thresher's ditto, PllllllOl.l street, Haymarket ; Mr. Lay's ditto, taS, l 4 taford street ; Mr. Crewe's Circulating Library. Ormayille-street, Breervick sqaare ; and 1041111 r. Itsde, at the Ra,my. Igagyamade Wards aid 31mita may be had at the Rooms as meat. I'NE,II4III' Iserrigurr milimmting betwern JAMES WEIDIF.R, FRANCIS EDE, and DION BLACKMON of alilk.ntreet, Lowder% WARE KIUSEIP4 EN, is DISSOLVED, en far 'remain" the said obri Blackman% avid all D. bey doe tu, mad film Om Firm, C be received nod pant by the mid imam Ilidem Md -vw Ede. JAMBS WILIRDS". JOHN BLACORD(R. ~ ~~. ICK 11 •re mu 'Ph:cu..' Lure L for the GRAVEL nod s - rts,,t E. m o wn. of uriiis, agibliats to the Bart sod Leas% hisharga, and Bladder, Ashes% &c. Of tba WllllOll4 eualgilatataisesdent to the Swan freette, Owe are MAW WNW dreadful in flout notate. •owe ahiratosir la their eavtaeloeysev , , the Gravel AI 64f0. . ire coasplaiela to whirls awry person, rea the moo sloteasioas amble. Hickman's Pala, tem. era aow awl Moos.( lose beets found of thotee ellinery, in oot s&y rireogil,. wog the vessels coo• thiog the arise, hot hearty destroying thr pet, ifynag f (mos *holt proceed tb• ahem roatoilosis, ats Msing the estrall, v wing aonerrttona, at.J haaishiNg " ' „po i eu tame olbsmalen oat Mr. IstFa's, 4. Cores...de, cote of Niterngtaler t Baaser, S.alll. Nllmuirroms, aid I:4 ; tor se4 Co. usof WDossiff, (Asap.; Deists Patla. . 'Mfg 00d 114.0•11. Y.A•nt WA 1104 • ; 7 rouosoo. bastes Cromoli. lath; Grepoo mod lop 13v. . 1.)o. Is tied Stain, Masolmstor 1.141.1. floc ap.gbais; Cooko..thy as 4 P. .110 sod .000 Me.lerbas 'meets to evert Leo, IS Swam ✓. 0 sod Its. sada. • Is I i - is • It - I, . I/ tbi This day is put I N INTI PoLtTI Or manner is r created, distritiv Prinied I This dal T UE PA; Auilkor of flou toe ke. kc The LIBOR" nos X 111 Rn and Philudelph, e Cadell and %V. This day is &TS i Printed for telel's-I um Tht. d. t y is Ell l!? I. & Ova a pion'. Note* 3, By EDW 1 London P yard, Lincoln' lin Also, lately POWERS pe These to. flooded on tls Modena Couvc This day is p. hmards IS. (I ,, elkih t otl I)1 •E H whirls time are fetal Printed for Laekiagton ; Gate and Car N. D. la tl tully collated tiol, by the 4 turns (rum th Tibia day is p Wurd MN A Apo' Rmikr, their which tLwy Pristvi fig Chords-yard 'U4. Of. I. DISCO the E,14,1111 PI tce Gs _ 3EttMI matiott of th at the Wapp 3. L6l - f, mane, Swirl Relleetions these Couch This day L y 4 ET I'l valuta ii SONG-S Somas as Ire originally 63 H. H. &aka To which 1d altered t Subi by F. ord., Louth lidge. Mr. Plum heir.; to SI butt.; and II Also kits volumes Ito This di, is price One Wooden trialts An L AC,I sus, ipt ins By All Priotell f Fleet,lret t Of whoa THE Cowl Ronne, 4 44 Veise--1 !Grub's Tr Eschtli-1 gut hes 0 , 10 , the Ilinsist Pump 11, Edonbiiii Editilnugb Lcs This day is oss it. bo a new Eel Nl' Pg jelled Cochrane ; dell am! Di J Itscharil said Co- ( the r .ith 41 tla bora% how. _ A hes i As'Les, so obs.lreses. . - MOW