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IRELAAY). - GENERAL ELECTION. WEXFORD, Twirmorns . Av—TursnAv. lumr 21. Carew Coldoool 49 Ditto 1,130 Ilopfool Ira knt la -• • •• - . We base at length to congrattilate the County u s Wexford, and the people of Irriand generally, on the triumph of the pulsator Candidate; of this spirit ed anti hottest Comity. Never were auch efforts made a. 'by the young Lords and their Partisan., What money, what influence. what prcises.ses could ',foetus.. they have load ample memos of (tying. They had almi, each. fur young melt, a decent yotion of character, 'mu l their fathers Were tesserally re•itlent, They had braille all the Noble smalls-doge interest its the County ; all the ii:notetice of the Gores omens, the Chinch, and the isuhrect but powerful ss-sa.t. slice of the Revenue. Against thesis 'were Iwo Op position Gentlemen, who Ilieprisdril misuse on the wood feeling. and good seise, and 'Mind pritit iple of the County—and the County leis triumphed. Ins Independence is secure. for 'lever spin will the Aristocracy dare to plan its overthrow, as iu Tippe rary. vreDlizstoAr. 31W2 By a letter which *we bare just now received from our Wexford corresristlent, it appeals; that " there were at the close of the poll, 370 freeholders its w e'ree fur the Commoners. Moor,. Carew rod Col dough were cheered yesterday, while thOitssands bore testimony of their haring been "the 4`110111:e of the people. There Were too less than 14 Noblemen who hall joined their interest* against them : but Ilse Aristocracy was foiled."—(Curlutc N. Pints.l COUNTY GAISTAY-.Baarismacit Da*. ToasosT, JULY 11. 3. Daly 4,525 Colonel Mattis .... 2,351 D. 8. Daly .. 2,491 - - LIMERICK, .101.4 21. Our city election is nut yet concluded. stoneccten DAVI POLL (from Mr. Rice's Reek) Fur Mr. Rice bb Fur Hoe. Major Vercker . Deduct Cur Nou-reeidesi .. 12-18 Mojorite fur Mr. Rice 37 OXON POLL. Tor Mr. Rice - _ 531 roc Hon. Major Vtreker Majority for Mr. Rice ArßOClot IS MURDER. The (.Ilowiut circumstance has been hater', but not so circumstantially, detailed in our columns. The amount we now publish. is extracted lions the Cavan Herald A murder of a most premeditated and horrible &seri idiots was perpetrated on the Jane, is the neighbourhood of Coutehi 11. in this county, the part ien lars of which, we believe, are as follow :—Mr. T Mayne, of Lisnalone, hi the county Alouaghan, a gentleman of much respectability and highly esteemed, west, aecompan ied by Mr. Fitzpatrick, of Cootehill, o Coroner of the eoanty, and Mr./gnaw, to riveter ' Ender an order of law possensio• of the house and ground of Mr. Binspsi, uf Dnreshiel, near Cootehill, which was 'quietly given. When on the eve of returning, and after Messrs. Fitzpatrick and Sloane had got on horseback, Simpson ail dressed Mr. Mayne, Tons Mayne, I want to speak with thee," immediately ran into his house, brought out a loaded bleolarbess, sad maid " Tom, thus has brought the Coroner =Nis At be should have • job," presented his blots- Mr Mayne, who Lad just got on his horse, arid goalltowing forward, Mare his foot in the stirrup, and its contents in she head of that unfortunate gristle- Me and of hie horse, both of whom fell The Coroner anp deemed it prudent to leave the place immediately. Moo Hwy reached Cootehill, a party attire military pro. Assillad is quest of the murderer, who Red, and, we regret tlasoy. has for the present eluded jostler. When the party wad to she bowie their attention was directed in the unfor temp Mr. Mayne, who war brought into Coutehill, where he rep red on Wednesday the lst instant. An inquest was bold or the body, by Mr Fitzpatrick. and a verdict return. ad secordinz to the circumstances we have stated. What aggravates the crime, if aggravation can be applied in a ease of such enormity, was, that the deceased and hhimp•on dined together a few days before, and parted on perfectly good term., since when they had Out met until the day of the *order. By a royal ordinance, bearing date the '2Bth June, a covonaimtion of agriculture is established in each of the province. of France. The church of Lorris was involved in flames, by the fall of lightning on its clock, on the night of the 13th instant. The rapidity with which the fire seized the building threatened destruction to the rest of the town. It was only used by the heroic intrepi , lity of four labourers, who, in the midst of a shower of melting lead, mounted a narrow platform, and sncceeded in detaching and throwing to the ground the bunting timber-work.— (Paris Paper.) A destructive fire broke out on the 19th instant at J. B. Stre.av's grazing farm, Coppice Villa, Buck*. The fire was first observed in the brew house. but how it originated is not known. The (livening-house was entirely destroyed. together with the furniture. A ssaid•servaet was danger ously burnt. It is with extreme concern we are obliged to Waive the further increase of fever, chiefly among the barer orders, in this city. Sixty-seven patients were orlinitted un Thursdoy into one of the hospi tals belonging to the House of Industry. Cork- Mt. I 1 41•04 is, we lifidirratentl, fully occupied.— (Dabirn Errning, No.) A ..toll.; mall of St. Nlawra„ nn Smla, SOnililit, pervaded upon a female servant of that place, twenty-two fears of ogr, to whom lie was abut to he married, to acc•mipany loi )) ill a tttaail boat on pleasure eXcitr.m.ii. The hurt, ite consequence of her tarrying too much wa s up.Yt by a o udd r i t squall. between St. ;11.14 es and Fattnntitli, and Ilse borers were preetiottnted Ikb the sea. In tint; amt. sttion, the ism.. being sr grout swimmer, support. 41 Ins a w r eiheart fir a quarter of an hour unit pre- Ferrel her from sinking ; but has illrrlsgtil fading. ti.e affectionate girl besought I to ahmtdon her to h er f a t e .. and e• his ben safety alone. U'lten utoristance atrial-4 lie was taken out of the water oppoirently bait after attune time am. m a tt..l l wssrrs. , tre•l. Ilia 1 . 10211101 e oti.ni perished. aml r holy was 11-t I;mnd till Wednesday evenin g . We are R.surr(l 1,3 t tin• is the suirti of sr series of accident. of the 1.. I w hick Wye recurred, In that rain of Cornwall. 4111 three successive SuotLys t to el ;:,aged in let: tits of pleusitras LnrcoLNinzaa ASSIZES. MONDAY. JULY 13, 1818. NISI PRItJ. DOWSE V. EVERAID. The Plaintiff is Griner of the Post-horse Duty for the counties of LinenlN Leicester, Intl Not. tingliam, and brought this action tettieinst the De fendant (who is landlord of the Globe Inn, at Stem forth nirti licrinted to let horses to tittrel post), for duties which.hr alleged to he intoned by Defend ant iu executing a coniract he had made with Nlensrs. Newc 1111 l b, of Stamford, for the conveyance of The Stamford Mercary weekly from SleaTord to Lincolh. :41r. Serident Vsuneiste. in stating the case Tor the Plaintiff. observed. that it was not meant to impute any intention to defraud; the matter to he tried was principally • question of law for the Judge, on the construction of the Act of Parlia ment imposing the duties. Those who defended thi s action, t hanintined that the Act did not ex tend to horses used as the Defendant used his in the present case: the reverse of that proposi tion was contended for by the farmer of the duties The Act was the 44th Geo. 111. c. 98. and it pro sided that • duty of three-halfpence a mile should be paid on all horses used its " travelling post," whether hired by the mile or stage. The Learned Serjeant added. that in this action the Defendant was also charged with several sums for horses let to hire out other join', of which be had neglected to make a return to the collector of the Post-horse Duty, in the years 1816 nod 1817. [Mr. Clarke, Counsel for the Defendant, having here observed that the conduct of the Plaintiff was " abominable," the Learned Serjeant said, this re mink was irregular, and he should be glad to know in what the abomination consisted. This led to an immediate explanation. It was, that in trying this action upon the broad principle of the legal con. struction of an Act of Parliament, the Plaintiff had shamefully introduced into the declaration, some trumpery charges arising out of business quite foreign to the conveyance of the newspaper', amounting altogether only to the sum of 10s. 3d. with a view of catching a verdict for one of them, and thus saving the costs of the action, whatever the opinion of the Court might be on the point of law respecting the real matter in issue.] John Smith, clerk and collector to the Plaintiff, sworn. He received check tickets from the toll gate keeper, which he produced. They were filled up or signed by the Defendant Everard. One was • ticket for three days, but which Defendant had entered iii his weekly account as only for one day. [The others were "similar matters of horses to Tat. tended, and other places.] In June last, witness had a conversation with Defendant about the con veyance of the newspapers to Lincoln; Defendant said witness must know well that he could not do the journey in time without keeping a horse for it : it was one of his own horses. Mr. CLAIK having whitened the Jury for the defence, The Judge (Chief Baron Htcltaan.) said, on looking into the Act, he found that the duty was imposed on "every person who shall hire a mare. gelding, horse, or mule, by the mile or stage, le be used im TRAY ELUNG post." His Lordship's opi. mon was, that the Defendant was not liable. as in this case the letting was not for ?rare/hag. He was clearly of op that the law was not with the Plain. tiff. As to the other parts of the case, his Lordship observed, the Plaintiff had by the tickets the means of correcting the entries of wain)s licensed to let horses ; if lie did not do so, the least that could be said was, that lie was mot eery motleys, for the deuce was in it if he did not see these tickets which he had Iwodnced before the time when this action was brought. The last account was settled in March of the prevent year ; and before the Jury could find a verdict for the Plaintiff, they should a.lt themselves whether it was quite clear that the Defendant had not paid for items of charge so long gone by. The Jury, after n few minutes consideration, found a verdict for the Defendant. THE NINO V. BIERLY and OTHER!. This was an indictment on the part of the parish of Stellinghorough, against the Defendants, who ■re overseers and parishioners of Orby, for a con spiracy to bring about a marriage between Ann Gray, a pauper and disorderly woman of the parish of Orhy, and William Fletcher, a pauper of the parish of Suillitighorough, fur the purpose of re lieviiig themselves, by throwing the burden of main. Isiah% the woman upon the latter parish, to which the man belonged.—A fief hearing of the evidence, The Judge (DALLAS) stated to the Jury, that he thought there were no grounds for the prevent prosecution; no eonspi....ey had been proved; it was the rase of a man who had supported himself for some time in a party of playerg, who met with a woman to whom he took a fancy, they agreed to Marry, and the parish ',greed to assist them. The indictment seemed quite unnecessary, and the Jury ought to acquit the Defendants. Verdict—/Vat fAtlty. 'MK KING V. DICKINSON. TM'. was so iooliviment rounded on a clause in a local Act. Gen. 111. 1796, for incorporating pa rishrr the city of in which it is pro sided that persons isse“prble of supporting them selves, shouts lie provided with work by the overseers of their re:pective parishes. The De fendant was inch/Aril for rontettopt of an order of a M i , P.trate in alLivr nine shilliii?* a week to Richard Cle.rril, oil the parish or sr. merlin, in t he city of Ltoculn, • per•oii applying tor relief. The jortilication was, ,:,a1 the tart-li paid an unlimited rate to the sup l .lll of the I :ow., of Industry at Lin coln. and, n hen Clivrril ulrl.lteeltoSelhy Dickenson, the at Jong over.eer. hr. wui referred to lite Directors of the I i•ilite of Ittr!.l:•try, who reforse.d refief, on the grinlnd Ilult their laim• was for the weak and im ini.ent.—lt was signed by Mr. Itrailer, for the DEfet-ii3o, that au thi . eure against a Statute was not N 11111 i therefore nut subject In an 110:11•1111ellt ; soil on its bring their was wish to cenflue the coodoci of the Overseer. gain any itornages, %Hit merely to pre-vi tit Swipe Overseers from tw gh rile% ats iirevept of a M;lgi•trate, this charge r.t U.lrodaut rscortledv THR MR F. - WINCHEMT" Suva' 25, ISIS. 6or Anneal Statis:ow worthy Down, were attended by sea company, and t he Wpoet proved very excellent. TOODAT. H. Majesty's Plate for 100 Gujurat. Ni. Sioir's Isr. h. Gaiosboroost, 6 yrs ..... 4 1 1 Lard Vsletort's di. h Charlie', 6 yrs 1 4 dr Gloorlpraves's Sir Cbristoplor, 6 yrs 2 3 dr Kr. Waller 's Labrador, 6 yrs ... .... 3dr Sweepstakes of Five Goinesseach, with 2bl. added by the _ county Members. Mr. rhinass's Kennet, 4 yrs Mr. Militias?, b. c. Cartoon, 4 yrs. ... .... Mr. T. Heathens?' Caraelacas, 4 yrs Cord Palrnerstun's b. f. Enchantress, 3 yrs Mr. King's b. c. Sober Robin, 4 yes 5 Mr. Buult's b. c. Dr. Busby, 4 yrs WEDIMIDAY. Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with 25/. added by tba Gouty Members. Mr. Dilly's Je►etny Grating, 3 yrs .. 1 Colonel G r 'a Sir Christopher, 6 yrs. 2 Mr. Walker's Alexander, aged 3 Mr. Russell's Non-Cnadnetor, 5 yes 4 64 John Pullen 's Alien, 5 yrs. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of SOL Mr. King's Sober Robin, 4 yrs Mr. Page's Dr. Busby, 4 yrs (fell lame).. 2 dr Mr. Dilly's eke. Jeremy Grades dr The City Plate of 50t. given by the Members for the City. Lord Valetors's els. h. Charlton, syn Mr. Walker's b. b. Labrador, 5 yrs .... - _ . . Col. Graves 's br. h. Brush, 5 yrs Mr. Itenwn's g ns. by SI. Anders, bent Mr. Peoniegtou's ler. g. by Worthy, Set. each, sew mile, fur 30gs. THURSDAY. A Cup of 90 gs value. Three yrs old, 7st ; four, it. 3lb ; lye, est. I lib. ; six, 9st.; aged, est. 316.—The last mile sad a belt _ - Mr. King's br. h. Gainsborough, 5 yrs Sir J. Pollen name. Gans, 6 yr* Mr. Dundee' Fascinator, 4 yen The Ladies' Plate of 501. for any horse, 4c that never woe plate, match, o► sweepstakes, of that valise; three yen old, Sat. 71b ; fear, Vat. 121 b.; See, est. 71b.; six, 11.1. 13Ib ; and aged, S►t. Sib —Heats, two miles each. Mr. Hill's Emma, 3 yis. ...... ...... 1 1 Huss N. Fellowes's b. as. Birmingham Cuenten..... S Mr. Wetherill'is b. f. by Orville, 3 yrs . 3 3 Our Theatre was elegantly attended on Wednesday even ing last; the performanci a being by desire of Sir John Pot Bart. Steward of the Hien. The Rae. Ball at St John's House,stext evening (given by the Steward.) was more nu merously attended than any winsemed for lawny years—rp. wards 4300 persons were present. The conquering match of cricket was played on Friday last, at Weybill, between eleven geolleineis of Ando►er and eleven of Amps'', which was won by the fernier, by six wickets to go down. BRIDGNORTH RACES. TIMUIIeDAY. JULY 16. A sweepstakes of 105 poi WU. Two mile. /fir T. J Tyrwhitt Junes's b. f. Calendula, by CANKTOII, oat of Snowdrop Mon. C. C. Jeakinson's eh f. SOU', by Sommer .. S Sir Watkia Williams Wynn's eb. f. Antonio, by Camario, dam by Alexander Mr. Benson's b g. Abelard, by Croatia bolted Three paid. la tbeaftmooon, a Purse of Sal. gives by Thomas Whitmore, Esq. fur 3 and 4-year olds. Three tvto-asi le beats. Mr. Osley's eh. f. Sybil, 3 years 1 1 Mr.Jaeltauu'ach. e Neviams. by livatembetteer, 4 yrs. II II Mr. Beahow's eh. f. Idalia, by Peruvian, 3 yrs 3 4 Sir W. W. Wyar's eh. t. Satoshi, 3 yrs ...4 3 PIIDAI. A Sweepstakes of 110 guineas. Hon. C. C. 'catalog's b. b. Duplicate, by William's Ditto,{ yrs 1 Lord Rossonore's b g. Cunha, 4 yrs ... Mr. M yam's Praaks, by Campos, aged 3 Mr. Bessaies b. g. Abelard, by Cosario .. ... 4 Mr. Corbel's ch. f. Partheimpe, 4 yrs i Smelt paid.—A moal capital nee. I• the afternoon, a Puree of 60f. glera by the Hoe. C. C. 'calomel, for all ages. Three four.mile heats. M. Dukes 's Jack Tar, ►y Camillus, 3 yrs 1 1 Mr. Wood's Edwin, by Sir Olive►, 4 yrs Mr. Corbel's Lallage, by L'Orteal, 4 yrs These Rasa. on Monday last, were attended by most of the iseighbooring pastry, in their carriages, and the number of spectators on borselmek and on tout was im mense. The ponies' plate was woe, at three heats, by Mr. Hassan False Rubin, beetle( Mr. Hampton's Grin crock, Mr. Moan's Gipsy, Mr. Whitehouse's Robin Hood, sod Mr. Grove's Will Rinkeby —The pllotray's plate was won by Mr. Welch's adrenal, brattiest Mr. Bed dard's Whiteumie, Mr. Haywood's Lichfield, Mr. Moore's Lizard Loss, Mr. Fidler's b. tn. and Mr. Hassel's Buttermilk. The stakes were run fur by Mr. Hassel's Buttermilk and Mr. Beddard's Whitemise, and won by the former. NOTTINGHAM RACES. TotslosT, 311 LY 21. His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for hones, dce. of Ml ages. Four stile beats. Mr. Gascoigne's b. e. by thrill, Mr. F•ster's b. Ir. Shaftesbury,' yrs old 2 dr A Plate of 701. Elmo by the Members fur the County, for 3.yr-olds. Heats OIKW round; • mile sad a quarter. Colonel Croft's cb. c. by Cerberas 1 3 1 Mr. Honky's br. e. by Tbooderbolt Mr. Sisaoa's b. c. Merry Bachelor, Syn old 2 2 dr WEDS Its DAY. A Gold Cup, value 1000. by Subscribers of 10gs. esele (1• Subscribers). The surplus to the winner. One beat, twice room/. Earl Narver' amused b. e. 444vsoce. 3 yrs old. 1 Major Couple sawed b. b. Caermlau, 5 yrs old ..... 2 Admiral Freueb married b. g Everlasting. S yrs old 3 Earl of Surrey used b. g Aleerior, 4 yrs old THURSDAY. Illeccerotti Stakes of IQ;;.eacb Heals twice cooed. To be rode by Gentlemen. Mr. Platers eh. f. Virgo, by Zodise, 4 yrs old Duke of Newcastle named b. b Bilstborpe, 6 yrs old 2 2 A Handicap of ss. each, with 50/. added by the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County. Heats, wice round and a distance llr. How Idaworth's b. h. tletman, 5 yrs old Mr. Ward's br. g• Berlncbub, A yrs old Mr. Ingall'a b. g. by Stavely, 5 yrs old tecansbu and William the Third paid. A Plate of 7UI. giver by the Town of Nottingham, for homes, &c or all agea, that never woo prior to starting fur this Plate. Heals, twice round. Mr. Hould.w..rth's eh. e. Williams the Third, 3 yrs old I I IA Ilsneliffe's h. e. Extinguisher, 3 yrs old Mr. Foster's h. f. by Sir Paul, 3 yrs idol Mr. Sissosi's b. g Merry Bachelor, 3 • old •R y►s Mr. AMA'• b. f by thrb Andrews, 3 yrs old Mr. Pistol's eh. os. Julianne, by Sdius, 6 yrs old 6 dr INT F.LLIGENCE EXTRA. Oft. D. Ainsworth has mail his hay colt, by Sir Oliver, out Grorniatta, by Sir Charles (which woo at Prestuu uo the he at day), ill the Duke of Hamilton. Lord Foley sold 'Hirsch% after wintsiat the two-year old Status at Nett 'market, to the Duke of Gallus,. EIitNBURCI ovum IitiMILIVIGH WIN COVRIE. . JULY VI. A Gold Cup, value 100 Kuint as (14 subscribers\ the o'verplas to be paid so the winury iso spode. Three woks. Mr. Shrai.% hr. h. Locifrr, 5 yrs old .. Sir Alex. Datett Fits Oot ilte,o yrs old .. Lord Corlillloll . ll b. r. (Denary, ditto Mr. Hay's b. f. by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Peter, ditto 4 Sir Wm. Maxwell's b c. Lgliniun, 4 yrs old 5 Lord Kennedy's h c. Habeas Corm'., 4 yr., old . pS Lord Eo' chs Miss Syntax, sister to Dr.Symas, 4 yrs old 7 Seven others were shawls. Woo, easy. A "Welt 'for 100 guineas. The lade mile. Rir W. Maxwell', ch. c. the Laird ..f Markhousr t 2 yrd. 1 The Martinis of CI berry'd b e. Sir Tuoiey What O'Sbaughuadhane, ditto A good race, and woe by half a length. Fifty Pounds, bySu Ascription, for all ages. Fuur-osile heats. Lord Fife's b. g. Highlander, 4 yrs. old Mr. Storey's b c. Little Ftisitlaull, 4 yrs. old 1 2 dr. Mr. O'Herron's gr. c. bl Knowsley, 3 yrs. old .. • • 2 3 dr. Mr. Bogus% cb. b. Soadoo, 5 yrs uld dr . TUESDAY. Fifty Guineas given by Use City of Edinburgh for any horse. gm that liner wou plate or stake of that value (bunters' plates excepted.) Four-mile beats. Mr. Smith'. b. c. by Bay Trophonins 1 1 Sir Alex. Don's b. c. by Deceiver Mr. Skene's b. c by Governor 3 3 This was a very fine race. The first heat was keenly con. tested; the second was ruin truss the post, the last half nide being run neck sod neck by the Deceiver and Truphunitts cults, and won by a head. There wan afterwards a hack race, which afforded consi derable sport. WVIMIESDAT- Hi. Majesty's Parse of 100 Guinea•, given to the City of Edinburgh. Fuur-mile beats. Mr. Shear's hr. h. Lucifer, Ave years olsl.. 1 1 Sir Alex. Don's b.f. Ucharis, four sears old 2 dr Lord Fife's b. g. Highlander, Isle illycuck, four years _ old. 3 2 Five were drawn. The second best was pretty well contested, particularly is the run in. MA RI f fiTS. CORN EXCHANGE, Mummy, JULY t 7. Since this day week we have received a very large supply both or Wheat and Oats—UO.ooo quarters of Wheat and 75,000 quarters of Oats. The sale of Oats M 44 very dull, at last Monday's prices; and wheat has declined from to. in 3a. per quarter; Barley is in demand; Malt Is steady ; Pease and Beans 'old tolei able freely at our last quoted prices. In other kinds of grain there is an alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET. M JuLy 27. This day's market was will supplied with prime beasts, and the shew of cattle in general was tolerably good. Be.{ is dearer; Mutton, Lamb, Veal, and Pork sold at last prices, and the trade fur the most part was somewhat brisk.—Tho sales in the Haymarket were rather lively; Hay fetched • better price; Straw and Clover obtained last priers. joined is • correct statement of the prices and numbers : To s i nk the offal per stone of 81b. _ _ . . • 8eef....31. 8.1. to 4s. 10.1. Head of Cattle this day : Mutton 4s. Od to Ss. 01 Beasts 2 210 Lamb ...41. 4d. to 6i 0.1. Sheep and Lamb5....18,200 Vea1....4s 0.1. to 6.. 04. Calves 330 Pork.... 4s. 1,14 to ss. 81 Pies ..... ...... . ..... 3lO HAY—MARKET Hey 41 Oa Od. to SI 1011. Od. Strew Clover 4l. 10.. Oil. to 9!. Ot. Od. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL 3IARKErS. (By the Carcass.) Reef 35 4d to 4s 0.1 Veal 2s ed to 45 8d I Mottos.. 45 Od to 4s 4d Pork 411 4.1 to 5s 4d _ . Lamb 6.. 0.1. to 6. PRICES OF HAY AND SITAW. or. JAlleces. WiIITFCHAPWL. Ray N 151 Od to Si 15s Nd Hrty..sl 10,, 0.1 to 81 10. 0.1 Straw 31 0. 0,1 to 31 11.. Od New do 01 Os Od to 01 OA 011 Cloves9l Os Od to 01 Os Od Straw 21 8. 0.110 3/ 3. Od Clover 71 Os 0.1 to 81 BOd . PRICE OF RAW As staledby the Talluw Meitem It. lasaea's Market „do 10.1 Whiteehapel Market as 10d Average .... 4. 10d PRICES OP TA Town Tallow 83.. 6.1 lici Yellow Russia 60.0 d Od Whiteditto.. 76s 04 —s Soap eliito.... 111. Od —s od Me liteig Stuff 703 Oil —a Od Diiiu rough..46s 041 --s 041 PRICE OF From Tallow ( Price or Caadles, per dose! Bd. per dolma allow • RAW H Best Heifers and Steers (per I stone).. As Brt to Is Ittcl Mitklliort 2. 411 to 2. PAT, per atone of Sib. As state.' by the Butchers. Si. James's 'tlnrket :4s clicl 1 Whilerhapel Market Is 10.1 Clare Mirket Os 0,1 tfewgate Market O. Od Average ......4s 1:1!.,41 CANDLES._ landlers Hall. 13s 6d—Moalds, 15s 0.1. I fur ready etuuey. Ordinary .2* 0,1 in 2. 2.1 Market Calf ..or. to 10 , e..rh Eng. Horse Os 0.1 1010 s 6d SHEEP SKINS. Lambs Polled ...... Downs Sheep ls 6(1 to Is Ad PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NSW BAGS. XIM root ITC Kent...AU Os to 181 Os Kent.... 191 Os to 21/ Os Reggae:.. 151 Os to 171 Ors Sums 181 Cle to 201 101 Foreign.. 01 Os to 0/ Os Essex.. —1 Os to —1 O. I Farnham 201 Os to 241 Os Foreign Pocket., W. to 161. 011 A per Tun, or 252 Gallons. New Greeol.Whale.. —/ 3sl Spermaceti Oki Pale Seal. ...... ..... 35/ 401 Pale Rape COAL MARKET, duLT 37. Ship at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 25 Newcastle l9 . . 354. Od. to 41s Oil. 13 Sunderland 1 Welsh Coal 1 Cinders . DELAYA ARE DANGEROVS.—This adage is ap. pliealde to those who have lived ether giy, when ea the eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of !herons' , quessees of an ill-cured contsgiou ; and it most afford con►ola tion to the aillicted to know they may have the best advice at Ike Medical Board at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars-road, and Woodstock Hoes., IVoodatuck-street, live doors fruni Ogructl-street. The Board particularly claiuis the attention of those anicted with Ruptures, Strict likes, Fistulas, Can cers, Seropholas, Nervous Debilities, arising from warm clionates,juvenile indiacretions ke. Eruptions on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, pains to the head and fsequesstly mistaken fur rheumatism, nudes ou the shin-boses,are symptom.. which appear ',ears after, and the consequences of improper treatment .—M.,..1.,.c00pER and CO. of Medical sod Surgical adebrity,after f or ty pi n . cape. rinser is this metropolis, are conaulted daily at bulls houses until uine at night, and the pour have advice gratis on Tu.uday, Thnntiiiiy, and Sunday mornings, until twelve kite's to be dir. cted to Charlotte House, lidarkfriars-road, but none are answered which do not con tains eonsulting fen. IVAVAIII: ; FALLIGENCE. • • . POILTVInUTIt, JULY 111. Pmts.(' at Abe 'hark of the Wight yistied.sy, doe Miry, Sloilhit, from Sierra Leuur, hot Luitdon. Arrived to-day the neeithwi.transport. from the Downs; mid the B oss* frirtu 1111. fax, last frusta Cure., with troops; and Edo, Friends, Oak, from Loudon. Lord Craven has arrived in his yaebthutu the Mt dittvra. ueao, and is put wide, yesicatioe. . CLYMOUTiI, JULY 24. Arrived the L'Augubte, frum Bet:ivia, fur the Tree!. nmtwtcn, JVLY 2( Arrived the Castlereagh part, with mail., &c trim Cnxhaveu ; Eclipse tinehil. with ditto, fewest flultand ; diet Alimure, from naisToL, JULY 2:.t. Arrived thr John, Uoddrll , from Jam Aim onus, JULY 25. Arrived yesterday the Quest, Crown, Fez, sud *Justus Parket trausporis, from Calais with tr.u.ps. The ship ItutTurd,GAirett,iir.ivegl off this part yesterd,y Gum Miramichi, hottud to London; spoke Olt Jllll4 . 2 1 / I h, St. Paurs Island beano', N N.W. distant 14 miles, the KnO. Edward, of Liverpool, 38 days from BrVas. to Quebec, with passengers mu board; the Captain stated he had buried lour passengers, tire uf his crew were sick below, and was very sickly ou board. DlBf.. JULY 26. Yesterday an ived and 'gaited for the River, the Vertuuntes, Wag., from Nl . lllll. Soled the Theodosia, Flin, fur Pernambuto. Came clown Crum tlw and re wails Reemchnetra bury, Piicher, fur Pe tenor uf Wattle' lataetel Aneemum Iteitlaw, fur Ne w Be tiaawick; semi Lelair, Moire, Mr T. I, It,. And tu•d iy sailed the abide ut the uutivard exct the Broxbutirtibury, which remain. Came down from the River and sailed the Selina, Pullin. ger, fur the Mediterraueau. BIRTH. On Tuesday Inst. Me Lady Thollll.lll Hayduu , of Zeal House, Theo lON Di-von, of a sou. DEATHS. On Friday. the 24th iu taui , :.t Argyll Hou,e. tllght Hun. Laity Caroline Catherine Gordon, reeond o.uglitte of the Earl of Aberdeen. lyo the alth instant, at Ferry!whir, Yorkshire, Leta: Gen. '.'m. Simonds, of Piteorilly, See Lately, 31r. Hens). Richardson, or Nortldlertim, Yerk shire, well known to the sportmi geistlemen •e au exiei.ike breeder or game dog: _ _ On Suuday fortotiht, aged 75, Richard Johnson, r.t.q Tee:, sorer for the Coustty,aod one or the A hietneit of the Coto a,,:h of Itowasier. He warp t h e father of the Corpora. ,% seised the office of Mayor them lilacs, viz to 1795, ISOtt,.tatt 1813. On the 30th blue la.t , Relph Dipping, of Erne Iliad Lake, county Loncford. On the 17th floomot, of a 61 of apoolexy, at the 1411111 W of the Rev. Chrisitspler liu.l , Iligh whim hr u as ceiving his rani ►(.chard Henry I itilphiis third pun of the lion. and Rev John Lomb v Say ic. of Rufford, Nulls. He was horn Seoteuther 10, 1600 His ri - mains trete deposited iu the vault of the lsavtte faultily, at Thornhill. Ole I'mlay last, at B.lth, Mrs. /If Jolts %Valais, Esq. Isle of Now HAW), Swath %Vault's, E-sex. HIGH %TAM THIS DAY AT I.OIVIPIN BRIDGE. lllongue •d' 111. I Evening 37 afte. 10 . PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. 1ted...74 78 I E. 8011% 4....19 41 pr. 3 per Ct. Cow 77i.1 I ththso 2 •••• 1 9 1 1 pr. 4 per Cents 97 13 f Lottery Ticket. 191. 10.. 5 per Ct. N. An 1144 i ()whim 4 di•- Bai.k L. Aiin...4o 9.16 e 1 Cow. fur Are. 77iii3i li.dia Bunds..94 95 pr. lust pablirh. A, prier Si. in hoards rinfl Et; IS tit ;at N. mentary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailly, in *Lich the Causes, Symptoms, mid bauH Awl . &chi of Luca Venerea, Gonorrhira, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &C. are fully developed. Part 11. contains some Remarks tt certain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility. Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, 5. , 11 . - Abuse, Ste. In Part IV is n Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explainme them in a familiar MA II • tier, and Ike whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS nnd CO. ConsultinaSairtreong. May he bad at 20, Pah:muster-roe, Louduu; and at all Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their house ; and Paiitnts in the Country are re quested to describe mien l.ly the case, entluvive a n•mil tance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forsardid to any part of the World. Gus. and Co. M.K.C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie.str.ei, Flea street, London. WE nre resitu-sted to direct tli,• titteution of Persona atllict.4l with Mental or Bodily Decay, Nervous Debility, Inward Wasiisizs, 1.09• A of Appetite, Indi gestion, Depression of Spirits, Trembling or Slwk•lag of the Hands, Scortmlic and every odor kind of Erupt ))))) Asth ma., Ulcerated Throats, Sesmual Weakness, Palos us the Limbs and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and al constitu tional Complaints, unineiliasity to snake trial of Ito- ci lusted CORDIAL BALM of RAKASIRL or NATURE', INFALLIBLE RESTORATIVE, as pirmsred and sis Wholesale and Retail, by C. J. JORDAN, )l I) at the EAST LONDON MEDICAL ES TA I! LISH ENT, No.?, Cosinou-street-roacl, St. George's ill-the-Last, Landon. It la universally acknowledged to be the must ogres ahle and powerful restorative in all the above complaints aver discovered; it thins the blood, eases the most violent priva in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle peropicatioa. It is utterly impossible fur Immune to express, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the valor of Ills wonderful slid incom parable Medicine iu restoring health to the afflicted, snit giving vigour to the aged. Thousands have been restos"d to pellet.* :health, after having been so reduced by different diseases as to have been despaired of„ not on:y by their fami lies, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by appointment of 110. Ploprwhir, in bottles, Ils. each, or two quantities in tw, 20s each, or four 'mom les in one family buttle for 335. duty included, by which ore I Is. bottle is saved. inestimable Medieine will keep in all climates. and nifty be hail at Barclay and Sons. Fleet-musket ; Cornbill; 11. I. Newton's, 101. Strand ; 'l'. Richard's, l 9;, Strand ; Blake's, 56, Piccadilly ; Basks ea, street ; Chandler's, 711, Oxford.sireet ; Tune*, 10. row, Holborn ; and by *lir most respcciable Aisslicius Vest den in every part of the Kimplons. Dr. C. J. Jordan takes HMI general opportunity ill . 3, nounciii; to the Public that lie atilt devote. los stis; exclusively to the core of particati complaint, to a 1. tar Nleinbcr of the Royal Ciolece of Physteinora. lie a speedy and permanent cur, for every doss a awrivis• or taxation; diorites of however ',tug %tasseling, or of the taw inveterate kind, are, by his sues and superior mode s( tarot owlet, speedily and effrctualty cured. Dr. C. J. Jurist' may be consulted by ill ranks of ;staple, front nine iu the mornitic till Moe in the melting, at the East London Helical Establishment, No 7, Cassuons.istil.. road, near the Cusinnercal-rusd 'f iariipila, Si. George's-lu the.Eist. . Letters from the (lonies. enclosing n Carl note, will he dolly ants ert 11, and the 'anemia') %divine sent to all patio of the Kingdom. LONDON: Printed and Publitlwd unity NO. 187, Strand; •here Adreriistinenis Jr.' I sad I.ritria (14011-1.ai.1) iniirt C SMITH, Nu I. Cientent'r Inn, Printer No. 1117, Wrrn.lip Publiblwr. ILLOW, SOAP, tte. per 1121 b - os Yellow Soap 1 04 s - Od Mottled ll6. - 0.1 Curd ..1!01 —s Od Palos llO. —a Od Graves 2os Os —s Od Good Dregs ... 104 Os