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LUI3LLV POLICE, .NNY 9. FRAVD ON GOVFANNTENT lIIIAD Oritcr.—Bridpet Word wi* on Fri.lal hat, the 4th instant, broottht befiire the Sitting Magistrate. charged on the informations of William Bell. Earl. of the Ordnance Department, with having defrauded Government to a consi derable amount. The Prisoner, it appeared, had been the wife of one Michael Ward, who for above nine years had been employed ms carpenter in the Ordnance Department. This man be. came anywrannnated at the close of the year 1810, and nap placed on the penaion.list, 81. a-day ; shoot two or three years after whir h, that is, six or seven years ago, he died—during all which time, up Vs the prese n t period, his wife Bridget regularly railed f..r and received his pen. Shual• This the sernmplish•d n;th singiOar arldrim, by rdisn'dide slxl , ment‘ of her hit.h inure imbecility of mind, which rendered him incapable of applying in person. On thy RStlt 1.4 last mouth, she made application a:ain at the Ordaa,•re timer, and stated that her bunMnd was in • Male of ihrotlisie dotage, and isteapahle of leaving 6i. bed; ofiaerving that Mr. Bell iliiiihted her story, she requested him and gisrwroo Venable., of the Hard Artillery, who via then prevent, to Accompany her to No 4, Engine-alley, where they might aati•fy them-elves of her veracity. These Gen tlemen accompanied her thither arm dangly, slid there they loom! a *host y,•ung man, of shoot thirty five years of a ge, who nfterwards was discovered to b• nephew to her wtußl• dl up, and !yin; abed He enilinivionreil to imp-ise on the Gentlemen with the best representation of dotage and debilitiol , his mimic powers would admit of; but he proved • vrry art,,r, and his deception we. readily di treed. He no. j..i0r,1 in the ad oration avoloo his stint, nod cc knnwle•lgd 41 that bis uncle ►ad heels dead fur above sic or wren years. Irfornsatiima were taken arlitist the Piowner, and stir was rosily committed for trial at the next l:ommt,sion. PRESENT ST4TE OF SOCIETY AND ALINNERS IN DUBLIN. Mum Wliii.-14w and " Ilidory of n.vii."; (Continued (rant a framer ray' ) " The character of the people of Uuhlin s••ems to h ive u-,(1.-.:!..ne a complete change. It was once ry, cunvitial , nod, in mine degree, di.etpnte•l : it n•‘w more serion., priitirtit, and rel•gions but it +WI maintains In, reputation for unfeigned he. nevidence snl geauiue cliw;ty. It may he t , uly tio• rtett, that io no city iu Eurnpe,of the rune rx tini!, are public moral. parer. Vie crimes of the popnl ice roceed r dhrr from the pre were of die. Vet'. that Loin s:cittus halsit4. Tlir unfortunate Pavil , s *tun walk the streets are 1. wer in trunher tlein are usually found in second-ruse sea-port towns in Eugl Intl, and frit these are the inevitable rp. yes:flags-a of a large garrison.' There are, however, min? signs of prosperity still to be observed to Dublin. lit public and private buildings are increasing, though nut in the same degr.e as: forrneily, according to the port returns to which we refer, the commerce of Dublin is augmenting, particular! in its exports; the'Cristle though aid) diminish, bustle and brilliancy. still ' keeps up a little Court ; the University is increasing in hit Id , Slugs and Students; the Law Courts at tract the sc. cuemmed crowds during Terms; and the officers cf a large .garrison, consisting of shout 7.000 men, • embellish and keep up the spirit of public amuse . went, and private parties; fur the latter, hider& the peolile of Dublin seem to have a decided Fe di ) rims, soil to prefer that unreserved and good ' rumoured iil'efeOUret which, constitutes the sweetest torn of society, to "'leg other amusement. 11.1* and rune .eta are freqnently given at the ito ' ternala, either for some charity, or to support the 1, 11; /I..spital; these we al•iirays w.II attended. • I he distinction of rank% aril conditions is not particularly r.biervalile i t public, but in private meetings it ia more stric;ly preserved. When, by the Act of va many of the superior cl. became altselitees*, and were tircrs-arily estranged from Otetr attendance at the Castle, • door was r ;rem f••• Cie cliiiissient of tilt upper ranks in the omlner , stal world, in culisrquetice of v. hie!), the C.v.! le a.srinl.lier soon became so inconveniently t:trett 4 eel, that the future entli of these noel Auniitics et .1. res , ce'rol. Neverthrless, that honour is by no hirans o.flicolt to be obtained. "Stracgers an I vi.itorr complain that they do not alwa ) s fluid that horpitahly so generous said invit ing as they wore taught to believe; as if it were 1:1( umbeut on the hiliabitants to convert their houses into hote4 said taverns, for the exercise of tills virtue. Dublin, like other great cities, is nays ',verse rrum receiving strangers, when properly iv 1. tp!tieed ; hut in later times the pressing claims or is own distressed citizens have diiniiiished the ••dotir, az. well as the n tins, cf being extensively burpitable. • • • • " The cilia: •ns of Dublin carry one amusement ta an excess reculiar to themselves. The vicinity of the city to the sea, snit the lovely and inviting coat hich surrounds it, are attractions which have uni versal MR uence. The whole population of Dublin seem to crowd to the water iu the smuttier month's, and all racks wed ages think bathing a specific for the preservation of health, or the cure of dis temper. On 'lust csccasi ~,, s, the roads to the sea, at particular times Or the title, pievent extraordinary spectacles. Every vehicle, public and private, is Seen tilled with people cioading the avenues that L ed to the salt-water on both sides of the boy, par. ticulaily on the South. As the shore is flat, and the ',mud of bathing but short at each tide, they Laster' to avail themselves of at. and rush together I ito the water. The swarms of naked figures thus ri.!rn on the shore from Iting's-end to Sandymount, i as singsdar al it is surprising ; while the noise and r. irtive merriment seem to iodicate that it is not .l i/seined so much fur health as festive recreation. It is supposed dirt 40,000 people bathe every tide iu Dublin Lay during the summer months, and many contilice the practice through the winter." • • • 1 he Ate/entre' of Irelaud have been from the rattiest tinier a eoristant Orme of complaint, as the prime cause of the oarusen onus state of the events y. So early as the year 1366 au oatrioce of the 42J Ed 111. reaper-11ml ',timid., Lev 'Lig mall (the eiraduct of I e Atm laces) .naves au 13.11111 nm de la dire terse.' 1.11601 a writer of Remorke or the 4ffaire of Argland ard lertand states the milauut of di:6lll*Kr of wrahls by Atwater. in ilittreat nay., ea. IZB,BIBI. per sustain. In 1729, a ourk, ascribed t.. Th mII agar P. ine,euntai * a list of Absentees, suJ use money they drew Gum the kingdom in various waps,which amount s.l annually to 627,79 W. Arthur Voting, in 1779, stabs it it IJ2,2ool.—hut an alphabetical list of oases and pecti c Jai. in 178 - 2, makes it amount to the cavernous sins of 1,221,2211 A What then must it amount to since the Volvo - • . I' ~ • .e. ••• j '''' ‘.....' -.EMI. . DISEASE IN IRELAND. FIRST REPORT room THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON TIM STATF. OT DISIVI.E AND CONDITION OF THE LACOUR- ING root IS IRELAND. The %lett Committee appointed to inquire lulu the at it, of Ireland, at to and bow far the measures, remedial and preventive, adopted by the Legislature or otherwise during the NO year, hive been effi'etive for its remneal or mitigation ; find •1.0 ants the roarlition of the labour. ing poor of that part of the V piled kingdom, with a view In facilitate the application of the fund. of private istilivi thath an d a .. ne i.t.o n ., for their employment in awful and productive lahonr ; and to report their oliservations, to teethe,. with their opinion on these 'objects from time to t'ine to the Home :—Hare, pursuant to the Order of the ermined the matters to them referred, and have agreed to the following Report : • Your Committee have, iii crowdirice with order of reference, directed their attention, in the first place, to the esamination of the artnal state of Ireland es it, alt and th • effect of the Legislative prtivi•inna Moment-1y enact • es! in 114 ' 13 " S'i'in" of Parliam-sit, for the removal or mi. ligation of that public e thirstily. They now proceed, under the power intrusted to them, of reporting from lime to time it en • • °orison, to at de to the House the result of their isiqiiiries into This the earliest, atthoogh verbal,* not the most essential or mart d,llieult object uf their sores. tirtion lehnors of your Committee as to this branch of their iiignirv, have been mat, rielly abridged and facilitated by the judiriiiiis measmee adopted by the Irish Gin ernnieut, for teeertaining. I. accurate inspection, the actual elite of those district+ of the several provinces s Isere this epidemic f. yes had most fatally prevail. ; and they hive been co ntd.-it, by the reports of the mart -tilde and inteltigevit mem bers of the medical prof . .. Mon selected to perform this los m ine and stainable ditty, to lay befits. the Genre mar.. anti.- factory ides-elation on phis interesting sohject than would probably I. tee been attainaliie fiom any other sotures. The literality of the politic bait, in eompliane • with the re. co nsimaidstion of the Commiitee of the last Session, been continued and increased, in aid of the reliant try rosorilm - lions for In lief if the diseased. aid it was on every iireontit moil di sir'ible that the Irish Government • lio hal , hits dispeneril the pittilic bounty .bound he enabled to aseeitaisi the effect., produced by the expenditure of the puh're and P • rivate funds Cr attaiiimen! of this great object, under the proe•sions adonttd by the legislature. yr or Cortimatn. therefore Layannoessil these ',turns of Ili - Medical Inspector. as an A !vendor to tilt. Report ; 'blot, with the 'slava accompanying them, will, they are confi•lent, receive finsin the /louse that serious and considerate at tentiou which such &women,. a l we ll & s e re r ; ar d th e y ven t ur e t o a dd, it without a eel eful p, roast of them, • very hoot grate opinion v ill be firmed of the extent of the intensities pressure on the body uf the people, and the grist Orrinees and meritorions exertiona if the residents of all therm for relief if the diseased The reports on the • province's of Monster and Leioster, and particularly the eities of Dublin. Cork, Waterford, and !lovesick, *here the shwas, prevailed must estensieely, and ',heir the more general est a blishment of f, seer hospital. has afforded the nouns of more correct information, appear best suited to e l u cidate this interesting subject of inquiry. The Committee emisiiler the Art of hart Session as only in the conimeneement of dr operation, and cannot fret any surprise if a comae uf It gather regulations, in some parts navel, mid enacted unfit. r eireumst mem of severe and cats. matoir v•s•tation, has in some lost:mere, and especially where imperfrt tly meted upon, failed to produce an immediate ff. f. et, or should have been sometimes suisismerived, as to its tendency and' also oatnre of its provisions this latter obser vation they particularly refer ti theenartnients respectieg the establirlimetit of • Hoard of fleshly, whirl, though guarded most sernpalously againet any porsib'e allow of those great powers which emild alone be efficacious in such extrusive eases as it was calculated to meet, appear to have elicited, in some parts, unmerited distrust and jealousy; whilst they bare born acted anon in usher places, Near} in particular, where they are stated to. have produced the most salutary results. Your Commit', e bewever consider themselves warranted expressing • sincere and satisfactory conviction that the Art ha, beep signally and powerfully elf( clime iu the attain ment of its objects through many extensive districts of a country severely afflicted :Ili rionar•e. The remedial means pointed wit by the Art, where fully adopted, hare worked extensive good ; and as they trust they will be still mole powerfully efficacious as they are muse g Ily acted on, your Committee consider itself iii a great degree released front further immediate consideration of that branch of the subject. The Reports of all the Inspectors, and accurate infurrna lion derived from other most reaper:table individuals, visi tor in the necessity of looking to the establishment of mea sures for the prevention of disease, sod to ',retiring the pro. p'e of Ireland ageiost its recurresee and incieare, by a.si dim,* PIO regular atteutiuu In cleanliness of the streets tif the cities and great towns, and ventilation and put ificatioii of the dwel'ings In this vier your Conuntivv.e consider it of infinite mo. event ilea the necessity of local systematic and unpaid con trol should be impressed on the iulialvitanta of all t ities tool great tunas, where the assemblago of large bodies of people creates those nuisances whirl georrete and increase dis ease ; and have therefore sought out the means of calling lute •ction parochial assistance is perfos nastier of those (lures, a. hest suited to the object; beitig sellsatislied, that eppointisients of that nature induce the most salutary and elliem.uus results of iniir,daal a n d collective exertion: tat nu Case can me look to this exertion with mum eunfideuce. than 'lieu the health and coniforto uf the community ate tie question; nor at any time than aloft that community hav ing see ',idly f It, auJ still continuing to feel, though in a li m e r degree, the fatal Culla. gal.:Ofts of past negligence, of the said uf such provision, by the visitation of ilisi•S4', will be disrobed duly to estimate the value of such a regularly acting mid established system. Violet' such circumstances, your Committee measure, with some degree of etnifidence, to recommend certain legi.lative regulatiusis, Citified to this kaput tant object. They have also adopted, bat with some doidst ati to its efficacious practical results, • suggestion, intended to re veal the migratiou through the country of numerous lenders of mendica:.l poor, oho. pressed by tharess and seeking for relief, have fatally contributed to the g I 4.1f1061410 if disease. For this evil, to whiels the concurring medical Report.: of the last and present year mainly attribute the ex • tension if the elsordt'r, it is must difficult to devise a re. mealy, which ri ill not lead, in its etomeqsresices, to Ilse ewe blishmen t of a system of Pour Laiss, that, in a country like Ireland, mould produce incalculable evils to every class of the commu n ity. The measure which your Committee peeper*, merely goes to confii in pursers in the Nlagisti sr; which formerly exist ed, and so extend them to some et/wreakers ;but to resider the pecuniary prwrision for the expenses intuited in their execution entirely dependant on the widish's& y coutributious of iudiviilualr a ner local pilbhie counnumilies. Your Committee now proceed to ley before the Goose is detail, the Regulations uhich they feel it their duty to 're commend fur the pm poses aforesaid. 1. That in order to provide fur and secure constant and advonate attention to the health and comforts of the inha bitants of Iceland, and the prevention of contagious diocese, more especially in the cities and great lawns therrof, it ap pears requisite, that officers should be annually eleclrl by the burniehulikra in all cities and great towns coutaiuing above one thousand inhabitants, and is such of the pa rishes of the country as may think proper to adopt • simi lar miusare ; • kith officers shall be, during the year of their continuance in office, intrusted with powers to direct all shorts and lanes, and yards adjoining thereto, and homes let in several If:osmosis to mom-harpers, and the ysids costutzted therewith, to be cleansed, and all nuisances prejudicial to health to be removed therefrom, mid to clear public sewers, and Coffer them where necessary, and to till up or drain off all lodgments of standing watt r, and to cause to be dune such wail's fin , ventilation Red fie wig dims sad cleansing of any bowie in which lover tam Of C 111 rid, awl site washing and purifying the venom and clothes of his lobabitants, as shall appear to them indispensably meets. nary fur the preservative end security of the inhabitants of Ilse parish, and that in all cities and 'Teat lawns, a; shrive mentioned, where the inhabitant householders Phill to.glret or omit fo make mach appointments for one month ■fire the Vith of 'deeds in year. it abaft be emaiwtent for the 111a . giatrates assembled in Quarter %maim,* to make such appointment; and that all ruostabtrs and ot!wv peace affirm" he empowered and required to be as sMut the said officers of health, when railed upon in execution of their minty. • 2. Tim, such Officers of Health slionl.l be chosen in reatries parochially iii all cities and "peal towns, and shin in such enntory parshes ms shall thiok it !mister in adopt this War"?' to the number of wit leos than twit, or inure than Ave for earls parish, and shall ar t wiileont pilau ; an d that the expenses incurred in Ili4Cll , lfre of their duties en joined by these resolutions, the amount • hereof shall not exceed inch sum as 11. e inhabitant honarbolders sl►all, nt the ap;.nititment of such officer', limit and direct, Ile levied by pariah rate in such manner and form 11/ the other parochial assessments are ; end the expenditure nerountivi for in a similar manner ; but ill inch perimla of the year. and as r.f.en as the issenchial meeting shall direct, by the said officera of health; and that Topics of ouch nrenniii• Ire transmitted antimony to sitch public m,lke or officer in Dula. liti as the Lord Lieutenant shall direct. 3 That in ■II e;tirs aa•l 141Wal •r aßtrrsatd, where the sozepiiig of the streets and dung col:ected there i• not aI• ready scaled, or by stew Art shall be rested in the corporate bud), ellerr the scavengers or other to roma intrusted by Pnch corporate Way with the care thereof, 0-.11 wegleet ter 0111:t to exercise the powers intranted to theta, by cleansing the streets and lane, wide in 'rely week at th•• least, after itotiee given of such neglect or omission by ant it Inloisost In the ng Ts or other persons so intrusted, the dung and ewer ping+ a the sty( eta may and shall, io 21 L o urs after, he 4-Alford snot sold by the said Officers of Ileslll. for Ilse tenefi of sorb parish, and accounted for in diminution of the choice incurred in execution of their ...sera, power.. 4. Tivit any magistrate or churchwarden. or any of the officers so to be •ppoioted, he entpoweilal to remove tots or l uric respective parishes any persons who shill he f mud begging ur wandering at vagabonds thereto, or to confine sorb persons to bard labour foe 24 boors in soy twitter/11141,m. ottor public place of confinement, or to adopt WI mea sures, as the rase rosy reepsive; Batt to rains.. the permits and clothes of such v.agabord lcggars to he waalirtt nod cleansed during the period of their enofitierweitt ; and MO the Als;;istrates assembled at any Quarter Sessions, or adjiturei• meat thereof, be empowered to constitute , soy suitable all n•cujti.d bedding to he a bridewell for the said rorpones ; provided that it be so appropriated soil confirmed with the contest of the owner or proprietor thereof; .arisl that it he rainesey recommended, that wherever pebble buililitizo china are un longer osecssary to be applied to the original rbjcet of their destination, they may be allowed to be nerd fur the purposes aro' enaid. Your Committee having thus snlimilled their general view of this branch of the subject intriotted to them, and embodied the re sults io the foregoitig rego I ions, are pror••rein,in fur. they execution of their dot y,to inquire low fir it may ht prac ticable to ameiiorate the condition rf the labooriog poor, by fteibtating the application of the foods of private individuals end association., for their employment io wefts! aid productive labour, by wb et, alime your Comm ill re feel themselves warranted to 114 Ntt the entire and permanent removal of skenslady, which, alt hooch pnu Ir mi tigated is its Beset ity, stud more circumscribed to its extent, still continues to press heavily on the community, and a high the united testimiinies of every rompetmat iiirmirer attribute to the want of empliiyinent of the l'abouring classesi as a primary and powerfully ef f icient cause. lltb May, 1819. CHILD STOLEN. flu Saturday last, Mr. Mortimer, t.litor , of Nn. ed, Broad-street, St. titles's, sent a little girl, about eleven rasa of age, to bring twit of his children from school ; at the same time she took in ber arias a Cue male infant, two months of 1. Ou returning biome, she came through SOISO /Amite, and met a woman of decent appearance, oho, for the tart sUree we. La, frequently arcuated the girl, slid gave her and the children money. She requested the girl to walk ith bar , un which she took her as fir as Itatlilione-place, where she sent her into sir. Wright's, a grocer's skiip, at thr uctier, f.ur sispenny.crorth of figs, and told her she would I ace care of the children till her return. The unsuspecting:id seceded to Les request, and 'tire her the infant tool went isitu the shop, on which the woman gave tile other ehililrem half pence to follow their nurse, which they do!, and on the girl's r. turn, she found the soma!, had gone away with the %elm was dressed in a while bcd•govrit, straw lict lined with blue, and hail on blue ribhuos ; h is blue eyes, a slight 'milk on the fsiclicad, black hair, and a red msi k upon the toms. The won 10 hail on a light 'toff 'wins, cotton shawl, black bound I, and 11411 disganieil al the time by haring • band. ketcho f tied over part of her fete. She was seen stoutly Oleo w3r,le wall Me in great haste with the child in hie army, through It iteinair's-buildings, Soh...yisare. The Ilio - Oact is iti a dustrucled state for the Ima of her child. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. /VTR 11. Arsiectl the Futtitude, Staid), truer the Duwas fur liar bailers. et trier:en, JUNE 11. Arrived the Eelipme paeke►, from Holland, laud Thttia packet, from Gutteuburg, both with mail*. Ft. lltiirrp, 10. Arrived the l'ediar, Vennilys, from llarrr, fur New Yuilt i and Harmony, Wautiall. frum Loudon, fur Demers's. JUN t 9. - - - - Arrivrit the Nymph, Ilewiersos, (runs Lintlun, fur Cadiz (rurrellr kin', rumi4.gs, f.tiut Wilmingiou, in 27 sacs. s a d v d the Juliana , Ogilvie, fur Cala% ; Streatlesau and Iforutry, Blair, fur Quilacc and fterll4p, f..r NetsfoondhirJ. . . _ Arrurt 41 of the L.z trd yestercley tie Ansion, Wairr, from LoaAtm, fur Bombay. DEAL, JUNE. 11. came down from the River and rern.iiii the Securely, Dimon, fur the South Seas; Atlas, Mort, for New South Wales; Wellington, Teasley, for Si. t oiceut's ; Charles, Milne, for Toting., ; Tiger, Powell, 1.. r Smyrna ; Brothers, l.twis, for Neu fouoilkuJ; and ItuthaTtord, St. %Incest's. Arrived and sailed fur the River the Jane, Illrandatr, Guns Easel; Roth, ll•mhx, from Jamaica; Suit, from Tobago ; and Expedition, Watson, from Jamaica. latt er got on short: under the South r.reland, bet has belt assisted off by the Drul buatiatu sithuat any dasinige, situ is now is the I,onus. rents, JI'VF. 7. The American shiplaware, Ahrahain mas ter, from heir/0 , l'hilnJelphis, has is into listritniiri., in this rummy, 111 'prat distress. Slit 111,1 about $O4) macs to the westeaid ultru she ' , relic a Irak, %%quell 1111.71M5C , 1 cu rapidly, the crew sod passengers cuuld beJscely korp afloat. COURSE OF EXCIIAI Aosstrrdaut....o F 11 13 'Attu at sight ll 10 Rotterdam .... 2 11 14 Antwerp Hantbargh —.21 11. 35 Attune .21 U. tlb Paris 3.1.10, sight .. 21 710 Dititt .........2 U. 25 0 Putirdeatt it aikfurt rat the slain, Aladria —yin...love 37 Cash: .eirective i7t %IN* 34i ibreelons ...... ;di 3J Leghorn 5l tieuug . . 45 *" • 4(:r., FRU; IV, JUNE 11. Venice .... 51alta Naples uz. 120 1.101011 Opurtu 11,0 Jautiku Duliliu . )5 Curt •••• • • • ****** " Agiu of Mak um Nullautl uru.tus. rortural Gold it t • d. Cola, per wx....3 19 Foe - rigs. Culd in Iltas ...... 19 0 New DowbLulls _lt 0 0 New Putlitcs ..0 9 01 Si ler In Dais ....0 9 21 7'Ultt. NAN - 11%10i ItACES.—cHrsiiißt. TtiratiAw. 'net A. A An oll.ftrd Sotepearilles of Ines. flit+, with rt.. odika, provided three hooves grarl, bone fide 111. properly of three distinct owners. Three.yeir• old In carry 4st. ?lir.; fiptir year', ui 1. 8...; fire, No. 91b.; six marl aged. Bal. Mot., ilirre Atir J f: Er•rfn I'm cll. C. TrOti 11 . •• • • wined nr.r Nir T. Stiiilefo eh c Gerold Nike Lord 'lot/lines br. St. !Air/mice Sir W. W. Wyon'ii b. g. Frederie m oiI:I7O4NY. A Handicap Stakes of be,. each, with 35ge. sailed, for any Iwsrer, loose, sir gelding. Ileitis, two nuke sold • dietisor. • Sir T. Stanley's I. c. Iworric Z 1 1 Sir J. G. li‘rrtoss's cll. e. Trojiu Lord I . :novenae.' h. r Si. Lawrence Mr. Mires !Ulu faker A rapiul lire. Same day. fl Match Co. sn±.. Two mills. Mr. Valise's 6. in. 7.1. 714. ; Mr. J. Grant's Loc. m. Sat.—Off. 0 3 11'1)4 Mrind.iy a rite for tire viineits tnnk plare nn Marlborough Consionta, lieterren Mr. rorty'a hob b y-hnrae. name lllapliax.tril (rode by Mr. Piortemooli), and Mr. Perry's Strap, whirl, was won with notch ditlicully by the furasirr, wrier threw well.rontesteil beats Alriat two thou sand persona a..semblrd to ire this race, and many bets were Vlllll and lost. Mr. Perry rode his own h irsr , aod although a loser, is a must expert rider. MIRACULOUS INCIDENT Ma Tuesday, the 113111 oh. a little girl, ah nit four years of Or?. the &WOOF of W. Telford, a - C. situate at the head of Enserdsle Lake, accompanied its mother to the peat moss, at the lAA of what i• called Great Buena Fell, and in the cuisine of the afternoon rainhled to the adjoining peat pots, where tome of the larleitloolll were at work. The mother Acing WNW of the last at work, and not seeing the child, irnazioed olle of the se*. hones loot taken it honer. This not proving the caw, an immediate search commenced, in which a great 'm o i r e of pe o pl e 'lasi died. It was unavailingly con- Shined through the Call' flOtaWjar days and nights.— On Sanday many afore assembled ; some of whom extending their search as far as Fooltern Tara, observed a elog.mark in a steep track seemingly accessible only to shepherds. As It was es idea. thi s could only 1w made by the little wau drier, an active starch commenced in that direction, and en the eastern side of Verdi., in a place called Gill, the little inoilreat was discovered with its head reclined on its arms. As not lite most distant idea wu eutertained it could ethicist ail slays mid five nights of incessant hanger, and ex posure on these bleak mountains, if occasioned uo small con- Wlll , llOll SIS1011C•1 those who first discovered il , w ben au ealtin+out " it was found," it raised its head, and -de. sired they would not hurt it. When found, its feet viers partially covered with water, and much swollen. This was the only water, and consequently the ouly sustenance withal its power to procure, during the time it was oilman. It instantly recognized its father, the neighbours, and even some of their dogs ; suer complained of hunger. Food be ing sparingly admisistered, it was taken home, sod is slow running shunt, seemingly well 1-i-Tbe place where it was &noel was mach paddled, and it is conjectured it had wandered tuere na the night it was lost, as a small rarity alters it was fussed, from which it could occa sionally emerge, mast, ruder Providence, who " tempers th e wind to the shorn lamb," have been the means of its • wonderfol' preservaliuu—utlwrwise it items impossible it could have survived Ilse inclemency of the tree*" on Friday night. • We hare other accounts of this most eittraordtoary comstouce,' from vial espondents on whose veracity we can well rely ; and seteral verbal details alwi, some of which are by pis-was %thee assisted su the last, and successful search. All these coincide with each other. One of our ciacrespuadmits n!isier•ea--" Mem we Klett on the difficulties this child had to eneounter—awithout baud --aud uit hoot elottaiug to protect it from the inclement area. thrf esp. ricortil (ecru at a reaaou like Mi.) is o ur Alpine re . giona —r• in ! sires! arm. of whirl% fell during the interval) we are lust in ',under •ud astonishment at site imfaat's 'mira culous perseiratiou!—and bud i altogether, • eirrmws chore hot to hr accuuuted fur in the oidanary way by 111941 ni• are accostoincit to judge wf .` causes and effects." a Thus far thou shall go, mail on farther," sad here shall the pram.' "raven of human reason be stopped; . tbe rest moat he r.rd to that firing whole ways are iaserwtabbr, sad bole 5. mica cies see were all bia works." Williams Telford, thr father Of Elizabeth Telford (the sub jfct of flair peragroph) had the easafurtuise to lose a &HOW sonic time ago, who was accidentally scalded so IS to *m eson her dtalli.—(llllifsharc• Paper.) PRICE UM St flank Stock '2l9 3 per Ct. lied. b7l 68! ti;k :31 ih-t Crnt. 4 'wt. Ctot• Sti l t $7 $t !Look L. Amt. 17i 18.16 J 'pet Cent. .. int B ON SATURDAY. bolts Bout's.. 6 4 die. Ex. Bills, 2.... 3 pm. par. LoOrryTickets 191. i Os. Olean. I , li of 1 O die. Cons. file Ace.. 611111 691 6sl 69 Just publialiril, by T. HARVEY, of Black friars moo I, H l'orket NlFinooll. being A few Minutes Adeke . frons the iledit-at Hoard, ie a Lecture cm the Iftweres mad S,usl Debilities, as delivered at Wood stock house, mud C h arlotte Douse, in March last, a Paha taticia highly interest:lig to young Practitioners, and of im portance to the vital interest. of society.— For the memo malitien of Patients. a Medical linard is established its Wuorlitocii.itreet, Oxforcl.street, by Dr. Cuoreß, of Char lotte Howie, Great Charlotte-street, Illockfriars.road. The hoard is cranium 41 of Gentlemen r.f the first talent, of nearly tarty years' experience, all Meinhers of the Royal College; of I...ndoci and I , ..iiithargli, who are consulted daily-hy all 11,,,k. of Iwople. l'3iireti sailed with a certain conspleint, corictiters, erratic pains, c rirptieris of the skis, •Iceraled glaudul4r ace.lhn4s in the neck, &e. are diseases whirl& slier hunt improper treatment—the elicited me in.. l • hats ly relieved. and speedily cured, without maw. smut —((cuss. COMPFR and Cu. ars consulted at Wood- Nock Dons:, hr. Emirs in the Morning until Eight at Night ; owl at Charlotte (Incise, Great Charlotte.strest, op pow, th e Res, Wieland Hell's Chapel, from Twelve till Eight (and au nnlicre rise in London). Mechanics have advice patio every Evening, front Sic till Eight, at both I 10w.% ; and on Mond. y Murtiiiigs until Twelve o'Clock..--. N.ll. Ruptures or 3d years Needing, and of to inches to clecuinfeiruce, r..dieally cored, without wawa( operation. —••• titivate Rooms fur consultation. The utolessiou of l'hysic is of the highest int liortsuce ; sod when we reflect 011 the falcon and tried seputetton of thuse missal Sermons, Meesiv.i.:UNlClE and Cu. who .iloring thirty yearaexpt. t truce and extrusive prises r au this metropolis, have brought Obis art alniessit to pirfect• ; Nee rannut refrain frost es preo.ing uur regml au/ iudignatiun al the frauds and tO• j us is. eunussjsied by atiitueut and unettoested Jaen, who too u rs,•,, s t al e rills sbe health, sad destroy the Isaac of lb* fellue•cirAtures. Messrs. Cr:allle and Cu. are Members of ilia Royal Cultilio of I.rindiin and Edinburgh, Ibrir plumes nod Teesimoniels may be Dees at their Wage, No. 107, Halloo•Cludrus where, is all elmrs of syphilis, uervuus drhility s Nalictil/V ICLIKAIIiOII, Pie. *c. they pay bt suitisolted arid' the greatest boomer and weertsy, either pee. minally u, by Idler.-la alricterrs of the enthral, Messrs. reek(' assd Ce. 14% .` recited the astiiiiishaseet sod opprii- Lalitoss of the nio.l nsealgul seers, by coat pietist is Ihrte ors t. , curs which lee. *Oil all the re warns of 'hair „. 'lik e I .. MARKET:. • WINDSOR. ./vve 12. IVI i 5/ id. tu %It 04 I Belscbt Per qr. • • 50 g I.) Harky, prr qr. .. 32s tesiVo Pease ln OAP I I - . RREADING, Jume Wheat ..... 6 99 to 739 P ee I %trier 32s W 3:16 Oati Reins STA INES. Jusa: 11/ Wheat l5l to 171 lea Pease.sttr....,—• to , • lt,e —2 to —a Marley ' .....1 t o O a t s , pe r qr —a to —a Beaus •-• to . . . NEwnunit, BERKS. Wheat 370 t . 72s L.l Oats Rye —.. to —s 0,1 I Beano barley...... 32s to 391 Od Pva•e Breast, Is. 4ld. to Is. 61.1. per t a:lou. - GUILDFORD. Wins*. per l7l to Yo/ I Oats, per qr.. ••th to 34 . It y 4 Berlry PRICE OF It ‘V FAT, per %tone of Si. Jaasees, 41. 0.1 --Whiterhspel, 3s. 1011 Average, 3s. 11d. ________ 111 W 1111)Es. Bost Heifers sod Steers (per Oniisarr.. 1+ Rd t.. ;. IN stone).. 24 4i tip 2. R 4 6131 ket Call., u. to R. ....',l l 10.441ii.zs 24 Oil to 2. 2.1 Esig.llor.ie Ri o.i r.. ri, od SH ERN SKINS. Downs, 4. 64 io 5s 131.1.-lAmSs. ls 44 tus 3s 04 Slasrhuo, S4l PRICE OF LEATHER. (lotto, SO to 56 lbs. each 2Od to 211 per :6 Ditto, be to Hubs. ends 234 to 2441 Dressing Hides . 164 to 170 Fine Coach Hides 19.1 to 10.1 Crop Hides 36 to 40 Has forenating 17d to 1414 Ditto 43 to 6011ia 19d to 214 Calf Skins 30 to 40 the 214 to ltd Ditto 60 to 7016 s 30d to 354 Ditto 70 to tintlia ..... 284 to 334 Small Seals (Greenland) ..414 to 24d Large ditto Tanned Hone hides lltil to I9d Spaaish.Horte bides l6d to 214 MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDUALI, To-MORnollt. —..n0.-- M. c J. Newell, Redbridge, timber-merchant 2 :I .1. Hederle, T.eicester•rquare, tailor 2 0 J. Walker, Harp-alley, ironmonger. W. Blackburn and Co. City-road, corn-dealers. 3 it R. Wild, Csayen-street, tailor 3 11 S. Hale, Bisborigate.stmt, tavern-keeper 3 13 G. Cooper, Walton-upon-Tbarnes, brewer . T. Wyatt, St. :olio Street, stage-coach -master 3 L. J. La bank, Little Built-lane, bottle-merchant 1 1..1 W. Hall, Highgate, victualler W. J. W. Lindsey and Cu. Bath, silk-mercers 3 1; W. Warne, Great Queen-curet, bout-maker 3 1: J. Henderson and Co. Leirtgate-bilt, linen-drapers 3 1 T. Stunt, J.udgate-strect, carpet-manufacturer 2 1 .1. Smith, Stamford-street, horae-dealer 2 I i DIVIDENDS. J. P. de ROOM.. Angel-court, merchant ... I) .1. Reed and Co. St. Swithin's-lane, merchants G. Richards, Sherrard.street, silversmith J. Dibdia, Camberwell, victualler W. and W. Woolcombe, jun. late of Rotberhithe, slop builders 0. 'Baskin, Winchester; wino.marchants lO CERTIFICATES. J. Bell, of Cbuech.street, Spitalbelds, Middlesex, bonitos seen nianuf.ecturer.....J. dllarvey, of Okehamotou, Mrun, woolstapler.—C. Washer', late of Salter's Hall COU3 t, dun, and also of A !bony. road, Camberwell, Surrey, aterch,n.! Peofuld, of the Lowersrosj, Deptford, Keut, ter,—William Proctor, of Birmingham and Sow i,td, opticians—G. Chaster, of Goniersal ; J. Chaster, of !tout. singlet'; and T. Chaster, of Dewsbury, York, roal.dc./ers.— T. Ritchie, late of the City of London, but now of Air-street, Plecadilly, Middlesex, merchant.—J. Needes, of Briticism.. Spitalfields, Middlesex, coal merchant.—E. klatisetesol lege-hill, Loadon, Wilke, of Chancery inn, Middlesex, punter—lt. Jones, of Cbeapside, London, sou.. les.draper.—R. Johaton, of Plymouth, Devon, grocer. A vessel which arrived at Liserpool on lVeilues day last 1.11 in with au immense ice-berg, after seven days sail from Jamaica. So intense was the cold two days befure bite neared this frozen annul. taw, that the thermometer on board fell from 60. to 44. BIRTH. On Tuesday, tLe Lady of Dominic Browse, •t a son and heir. DEATH. On the 2htli ult. aged one htrnd,cd and nine years Elm. Perry, but it nt Shirlhrath, in the p.,rish of Eardishok and who resided at Streamford, Herefordshire, uithi.. um yards of the same spot, to the day of her sleuth. Her sight wa; a little impaired, but she could sal, drink, acrd take snuff which lathy she was pm ticularly fund), to the last, :rad could walk about the house and premises, with the assist. mite of bar ihughtcr, who is now upwards of 80, and looks quite as old as the mother. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LoratoN ?RIDGE Moraisi 48 after 8. I Eveu.oi 14 arts, 7. DR. JAMES'S POWDER FOR FEY El 6. mei ALL IPiFLAMMATORY DISORDERS. The very great efficacy of this Medicine in all Intisimni. tury Diseases, has reudered it well knows in all parts id the globe. It is a tee it effectual remedy for the Measles, Small Pox i all Agues „aid latennittent Fevers, Rheumatism's, and Hors Throats, Pleurisica, St. Aalliney's Fire, fur Mations and Guist, Cumphdists, and all Internal luilanormations,as well at fee Slow and Latest Fevers. This Powder remarkably slops the Progress of that very common Complaint, a Cold, the mlelect of which is often sitesidcd with the must fatal cumin/pence*. It is used likewise with the greatest effect iii the Hoopmg Cough, and is the West Indies has been attended with tb, most perfect smccese is the Yellow Fever. The Fever Powder (as well as tie Analeptic Pills) cas geuuipe only of Mr. James (Ciaadsuu of the I•itc l'f. James), a*, Cosidult-street, Hanover-Auare r I.e has lately removed Guam 33, Braton-street); sod uf im • E. 3lotke mad Luis, No. 4, Cheapoide, London ; sod :14. Sackeille-street o Diddle ; to whole Warehouses the Auem has hero transferrer , ' from the late F. ?iewbery's, and whu atomism now supplied with the Fever Powder and Analeptic Pills as Mr. New/limy used to he. To geard the public agaiost • spurious imitation now in eirenlatios Mr. Janie* has adopted the plan porsord by his late Gitiadfather, in a similar case, of having a plain Cu vernment Stamp, sad of 'jolting his Dam, with his owu baud um the label of each bottle mid packet of the Pv ikr. and of oath hoe of Pitts, sent from his Elaborutury. Nv alledieise, therefore, under Dr. ialgeleS name can be gene .se anises &ivied by his Grandson, 30, Cooduidetrect, 1. Q. Q. JAMES. 11 waver-0411late. LON rkON : Printed and Published at the Uffice, Nu. 117, Strand; when Advertisements are received, suit Leticia (post-paid) must be addressed--C. SMITH, Ni 1, Clement% lea, l'eintet..-J. WHITE, >it) 107, Sttan4i l'atillthes. I . t.t '1 WV ..r. i • • • • • • ti • ••,, nl 34, 44, 10/ k OA wpailliii