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LAW IXT,ELLIGENCE. COORt Of eN.4l4itEllY. lageoues tin; Ttles•At. Jumz The Contt war orcutord "he whole of jhr day in htarnsesitotiuus ut tao 'tartest sterria to the petters tusturintril. COURT or ICIROI BENCH. Wisiln4NA. aIoSDAY, Just U. Sasings after Terme. Inlore lb% :fiance AllSoit and Juries. • NEAMINT O. ZINO. This was en union nn a WI of Itehine fir 51i/. Is. Al. drawn in Ireland, by if peraiin of rite wine of Ea L ;leton, c care, r and gslaiir, and accented by the D-reinlatit, Mr. J. King. in wiyinesit of 611 for tilting up Belvidere-house, which the Coon. tea of Lariealtoritugh, the wife o 7 the Defendant, took poss.tesittis or, to consequence of the death lwr retailer, the Earl of Belvidere, in Miy 1813. The Dill W. 14 endoised over to Ergleton by the int. beta Plaintiff The ImA-writing or the parties to the bill having been provril. Mr. ToPPING, for the Defendant, contended. that the word sterling, stated in the dories-on:to. meant sterling money of Great Britain, whereas the 101 l realy was given for SW. Irish currency. he conceived to be a variance. which must prevent the Plaintiff from succeeding in the action. Mr. Justice Assorr reserved the point fu* future emends. ration. Evidence was then adduced, to prove tN;t the Defendant was at Belvidere-house,• iu Dublin, about the time the bill was given. The Jury, under the direction of the Learned Judge, found a verdict for the Plaintiff, fur the amount of the bill, with interest. • The Defendant is at liberty to move for a ttoo snit, in order that the legal objection taken by Mr. TOPPING, *Boy be discustied. RAMSAY v. DUANGIS AND OTNEN3. Mr. GURNEY stated that this was an action to re cover a compensation .n damages fur an assault and false imprisonment committed by two offiteis of the Sheriff of Middlesex.. If the tnspri.o 1111 l rot arre in owed, the question would he, whether the Plaisiiiff had escaped out of . the hands of the Sheriff. Mr. Thunsay kept, fur a coilaitterable period, a respecta ble seminary at Muswell-hill. He woo arrested itt his house--when Mr. Kiel; his solicitor, on the 17th' of February, 1817. govettlirbilfiff: in 'undertaking that bail wonlel . bar put-inftsisailtsseaireepted. Mr. Ramsay was, in cOniiquefic6lfooeil to proceed to town on Isis pony. lie remained to London for a few daysonid returned tphis boosr on the 17th of. March, in conseqiwtice of his wife's delic..te fske;* • btUte of tw4101." Thi: • iviutit lie einerett the house he was .isirestitF.: tiffs 'tusliitil into C 172 • his lady's chanahor,.... _gig ; licr.situts. lion, and drsgded hint`, 4Stit; to bokloo, sod- lAged• jes the g-linusetof %Vilson, the Sheiiff i tivelleet,•:.in ' ‘l"atwitle-catirt. - : Mr. Noel and two frie . nderol4ll twthr.• o'clock the same 4gW. they silSt'd the bull-hood. and the Plaintif f obtained Ilia liberty, on buil. 'Phis was the case. If the Plaintiff Itwl improperly left the custody of the h•uhtit, on the 17th of February. they were justified in taking Lim again —bat, if the.undertaking had .been ac cepted. then. 'tieing and ion pri-oning hits, iryy d eYOil, of out ithlawftil act. It was for .the Jury. Illty case was made 00y1 - 6 . jill4 Stich 51a0Nixes; us ttry eunerlyril justice • rinaudrd. • Mr. Not I was then called, • wbo proved that the undertaking was accepted by the Bailiffs, who re ceived St as a doneevr. They permitted the Plain tiff to proceed to London, forty minutes before they quitted the house. The airliner bet up was, that the Plaintiff escap ed nut of custody, he having been regularly tures,- ed at the outte.of tone of his creditors—hut the state ment was not substantiated by evidence. The Jury returned a verdict fur the Plaintiff— Dainagt 5/. (LI) B.4ILEY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, Juin 23. Jobe Weems was capitally uttlicted fur stealing a hoot, valor le,t u gumeas, in lb. doelltug-bouse of J. Owen, his op. sty. The Prosecutor is a licensed victualler, residing in Clare market ; the toot was of a singular shape, and he purchased it as ■ !•rise hoot, for the purpose of &Whiting it at a shil ling each person, The Prisoner and another Wall called to inputs it, sod shortly after they bad guile away, the hoot was tnioad, sod the Pr:wmer's wife brought it back The Prisnner's wife mit being present, the Recorder di rer,. d in acquittal. Joist Conway was capitally indicted for stealing a watch, •aloe 4tis. and upwards, the property of Thomas Dour, in the ilwelling.house of George Metcalf. The Jury found her Guilty of gusting to the amount of 3Ps EU:whelk Goldfwg was capitally indicted for privately 'haling, in •be shop of H. J. Stubbs, several yards of lace, i • properly The Jury• found her Cathly of stealing, but not privately. John Payne was found Guilty of steeling a liumile.coky . tain.ng linen and articles of wearing apparel, the gooklyf W.lion. John ll'eller was indicted far stealing; on the 10th els I,ve rabbits, the property of James Ursivin Ann Sharplen Blood indicted for stealing Si) yards of li mit+, the property of John Flaaning. The Pri..ecutiir is a lieu draper, living in St. Giles's and the Prisoner came to bi- .b.sp under a pretence of pnrcisesing linen ; instead, how. rv. r, of as Ain; anyluirebear, sloe concealed time linen in yarct under her she wI. Thomas Hopkins was the principal evidence against her, A.. 1 on mounting the viiiness.huv,-the Recorder looked hint 'oat he was, and was answered very.pompously, " I am principal superintendent iu Mr. Manning 's tuucerii its Bluumsbuty." The Rummy* looked astonished, and said," In !rshal)" The alines., repeated his rue trier ohs rrvatimi, and woe 1i , i141 wgain ackett by the Rfeuerli.r. he repented it with this die •• in Itroad•sireel, St Gilrea • l'lrr Itvcoaurit—' UL! thew the plain of it ie, hies you are a shopniate."—(A load witiw then pmreefted in a leas pompons manors to &tail e%.. de u ce, which was couclusiveagaioat the found Guilty. CHARGE OF CHILTISTEALINC. Rridgel was .utheted fur caroling a: ny Atarrtrt Duri N n female t bud of the PO of two years, iutrot to deiolve thr varents of the same., ant in a urrontl count with intent io .t.al the cloth's of the fetid (Wet. Sev..r.tl reupect al,h. people pale bet an excellent ell.oracivr.—Anf ad!ty. ntGA rvr dulrrul•.rrpiug with Harries Pitcher, Ins bnful wife, Sarah Chillers, being at ' that WOW Timms. Jones Gnitetl, Mat he was the pariGh eleyk at UnekitighninGtnee, in the year 11689. lie pro. 'Nord She resnaar of the biarti mes .4 that year, Gad the ruin, of a marriage 'nieces John Stromley, the Prisoner, and IfGrA (inhere,. Wsinew war preset at the marriage, and knew the Primmer. to be the Game maw. Wm !insole was at the twarriAs. ; Ranh Chiltern was alive 1.0 Greeli• Goner; h« Gist h r Oil the 3.l of May. Harriet Pitcher said she knew the Prisoner I abe married him Gni ski I.af fish llll4, st M. Pisani Chianti; she had not the ',lightest tiolistu of his being at the time a man ieel nuns. Hunter 'WI nut uwkr any defence, but in his behalf Ms. Mush, c 'llea Wm PillGford,tm. of Hackney, with wh 1111 l the Pa Wooer lived as coaeittntin, mot be give hint an encellent ammeter; be had herd wills him for leer year., and was prlGctly maw. honest, and Melina/inns, mud bit fur Ibis offence he thoseht him a scowl weather of social. The /wry, without the slightest hesitation, pevooineed the Triseaer Gailty. Aged 30. arAn „nowt Brom? , y a. NARICNTS. Prim" he Loudon ►fertswtite Price Curial'," el Tuesday, JIM ta, 1818. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. • Cereere.—The public sales of the week leave gone off with considerable briskness, and the ordinary qualities realised full Is to 25. per cwt. advance.- The stork of West ludic Ceitree is now 3,700 lons, being 4,500 les. thou at this lime last year. Present prices lbs. per cwt. higher. Sursans.—Tbe demand for B. P. Sugars his been steady, end prices remain without alteration. Good and fine Sugars .4111 twain& "twee The principal antes have been in Sugars from 774 to 52.. The 'stock of B. P. is now 8,900 Cranks Ins than last year's at this time, and the prices rate 2s. per cwt. higher COCOA, which had been in a nominal state for a considera ble time, went off at a public side on Wednesday as follows, viz. Trinidol Ms. a 1004. 6d. ; Carraeca 122. a 123. 6•1. cemeann W. 1 without certificate bought in at 800. per cwt. Pest is not in so brisk demand as last week, but there are no sellers under former pricer. Drewuous are unimproved in demand or prices. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TORACCO.IO Virginia sort there is very little doing, sad No variation in prices. A parcel of Kentucky lately landed has been sold above 7tl per lb Of Maryland no further sup plies. Candies Rtes.—Although there has been bet little busi ness dose in Carolina lately, the article geserally is Arun in ROUGH TURTZNTINZ is flat and also falling; there are about 7,000 biretta now in first hands, and for 11w larger part 21s. are asked, though not mere than 17s. tan be ob laiued. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON continues much neglected in this market, and priers remain insminally,the same as lost yuute.l, with little varintion. The sales of the Week are, dirty paid, 30 Rabies, gond, 2s Old.; 10 &triunes, 10 Demerara and 'Br rhite,• good, ile. Id.; iu bond, 23 Serrate, fair, ; 110 Revigals, ordinary to middling, 101. a 101r1.; total, 193 bags sold.— The imports arsoutit to 9,159 bags, wit. 732 United States, 537 Mina., 421 Demerara and Berbire, 8 Ilarbioloes, 84 Carriaeon and Gr 1.910 Surate, b , Hhs Bengal% 150 Fraisor,l2 Holland, end 30 'Op° rte. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Snots Black Pepper is flatter ',grip, owing to glare. sive importsiiuus. Nutmegs and Cloves are in Gnat dis . -• ;There bas been souse inquiry for Mace, prineipidly for ordiriaryAnaliti'es. Cinnamon is Steady. Cassia Lives in more demand. East Puna COIIIPANV's SALE. Jung 15-15,288 bags Rice (miscreened) 14.. • 224 8.1. per cwt., a few 1,4111 250.601. • 295.; 250 pipes Company s Wine Cape Madeira, taxed at 20f. a few lola sold at 2W. as., Madeira DOI. ss. a 551. ss. per 100 gallons. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALON, is le, hritk ilentasd t there are buyers at 73a. for T. C. present delivery; ?Is. demanded for delivery all the year, and 73r. for year l y shipments. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. The priers of RITINID SIIOARS cannot be stated with any material alteration. The market is bare of goods, and Loaves. are a bale higher ; Brown Lumps at 1031. arc taken off for crushing; Single and Powder Loaves are wonted by the growers, and for export. Crushed Sugars re. main shady ; 'prices of Refined rate tiearle the same u last year tit this time. alorAsses are dull of di mend. IRISH PRONII9IIONO —Some business has been done in par. eels of second quality of India Bert, but there is little de mand for prime quality ; mime reject. 41 Navy Beef ham been sold at 51. 10.. and parcels warranted at 61.8.. In India Polk there 1. little doing ; prime Mess Poi k is dull, latrine ditto in di inand for shipping. tilt...—Fisli Oils are daily falling; our quotations were the list priers paid—but there are not any buyers now with out a further reduction. Rape Oil has fallen from 20s. to 30s. per tun. LIVERP6OI.. REPORT-JuNr 20. The doily import of CoTtok bee been considerable, and of which oboist 11,500 bags are reported. The demand has been moderate, and bee been met 4 the holder+ very freely ; priers have in eonerquenee declined 141. a 141. per lb. fur those descriptions which are in mut general demand. The paha am. tto 6,500 b., s, and consist of 1,650 Bowed' at 2014.. 111 d.; 600 o.le4ns 20;41. a 22d. And 100 et 2s. 014.1. a 2s. Id ; 130 Sea Islands 3s. 3141. a 3s. 7.1.; 750 Pernams 2. ld. a 2.. 1141. and 2s. V.; 50U Bahia' 231(1. a 2s ; 1,600 Maiesiliscue 23111. a 2s ; 30 Demerara 2.. j 40 Bar hadoee 221,1-; 770 Drmio,.n 21.1.; 130 Cartliagenes 204 ; 160 %Hats IS4. a Dip.; and 30 Bengal. 12,1 d. a 13.1.1. per lb. The puldie sales of 11. P. Suzar this week have amounted to 1,000 casks, the whole of which went off heavily at a de. cline of Is. per cat.; strung dry brown Demerara. have sold at 735. and zoorl strong brown Jam picas at 765. a 775. per cwt. Foreign descriptions have been without inquiry. Fur Cuffee we haste had a moderate demand, and Ilse sales made 'hie week have been at a decline of Is. a 1.. in Jamaica, and of le. in St. Domingo, vie Jamaica good to One or dinary 123 , . a 1265. middling 1275. a 1475. 6d. and good it. Domingo 1253 a 12544. Oil. per ewt. Carolina Rice has oat :wen inquired aft. r and 01'2.001_1 bags ..f Patna offered at public sale, half wa.. taken at DAs. 3d a 19.. 6.1 and the remainder withaiawn for want a !buyer.. A Parc, I of Brasil Cocoa, 4.4,1144 ling of tin tierces end 806 hags of fair qua. lily, was offered at anetinit coil taken in at 60e.6.1. and is helidat Ida. per cwt. Of Pimento, a sartil tut has been sold at 10.1. p. r He. and 50 lane of duly paid Herb idoes Ginger nt 965. a OSe. 641 per cart. A few Jimmies Hums, newly landrd and of good quality. have lermizhi 3.. 841. a 3.. 04. but Usher aorta rentals. witlfinst alteration. 300 tone of St. Domingo.l.ogwond. offered at public pale ye4.teiday, were taken in, soil hare hero since disposed of a t al. 5 ,, soot IN. 7.1. 641.; 50 tons of Honduras have also been weld at 9/. lu otloi sands of Dyeivoode twilling doing. Auhes, of hotl.4tescriptiotia, ieniaie very Jolt. J• 1133 barrels of Tv have beets sold at Ibv. it. I.'es dd.; and Turpentine, of jf o 4 qua l i ty, at Doe. a 17w. nil. wish 200 barrele quite had at 11e per rat. A smelt 1,11 of 3hilipetre has been Jss pnaed of at g t ,,, a at, Holes but hole booth:eve suss beell done n parcel Wet Noileii as sent at public sole at 31.41 p.r 11.. TAIL % c....tn.ury .11, 11. A can Flour ti4niely dull in th. enr:y part of the week, but her havii latter y w better demand, though at a decline of 2.. per baler:. Tar.dc:.. Jane 13, 1 1 § t roNT nTFoch. Th.• RAW R. GAT( 1.114,4411` , dill Inn.r g..nd cinAhti.., and the filltr% ui tI.. day wrre I•ot plirrs Ormly 111 trade P►ueseu iu the Culne .Ale were in.L.us in at Itid. a IC:d per lb. _ . ..citur DA nv.--Thet. ?It length berg, *wile tame /hts: :.• I.4igtl.il arum!) 5r.1 Its 1%. 1 a as SA011111.071( %Mµ& 10+.1h1. p t GTAERAL ELACTIO.V. MEMOIRS 6ErVRNEH. Beni:tic—Colonel Alias sad Colonrl St. Paul: Harapaltire—W. Chair sort'. F. Hvatheose. Newport (late of Wight)—&r L. H. Hl/1111011 101111 C. DIM. etoribe. Worerater (Coasity)--Colotel the Hull. H. B. Lyra ilia, W. 11, Lyttetion. Beerilaton— tool I.availle 01111 the Hun. Capt. Pert y. Coekerraolltts—Kiaht.llllo..l Itreltrtt awl .1. H. Lowther. Hiurluu— Hun. Fred. 64.110 Cali IN/I 111:. STATE 01 COVENTRY, JUNE IC Peter Moore 714 &heard Ellice Joao ph Fluiterwim ilt BARNSTAPLE, JUNE .21/. otip y Lopes . • 270 Thumps's ...... IF POLLS. YORK NECOND PAY.) Sir M. Sykil The Mos. L. DuniLis Col. Cook I....Kt:ASTER. JUNE 10. Mr. filudgiciie Geti. Col. Camtburue . 65 FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTE. Crown-Office, June 23, 1814. MEMBERS EL:TURNED TO SERVE FOIL TIIC NEW PARLIAMENT. City or Quote.•bury. - , Stephen Rnmhohl Loshinitton. E. and the lion. Edward Bligh,coinanolity called Lord Clifton . Tows of Newcastle-spoil-Tyne. Sir Matthew Willie Ridley, Baronet, awl Cuthbert Ellison, Esq. Town of South: mows,. . _ William Chamberhorse, Esq. and Sir William Champion De Crempiiguy, Buroott City of Litchfield. Major-General Sir Grow All.Oll, liniTht, Commander of the Honourable Order of the Bath, and Geurge Granville Veuakdes Vernon, Ei:q. MILITARY PROMOTION. Consfoission fit the Cbusingloon and Comorirk Corp. of Ayr.lierr. yeusnaui y signed by the Lord Liculc. haul of the Comity of Ayr. Admix Crichton, (rut. to be Cornet—dated Juin 10, ISIS. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Mercer and Montag Ildton, of L.verpont, brie/- makers, June 6. 1819.—T. Ackland, semi. awl T Ackland, jun. nT Greenwich, Kent, butchers, May r.. 0. 1818—P. H. Turner and C Juhurun, of Losolon.wall, London, and P. Maucbesitr, cunonun-carriers, Jane 9, NI !lo BANKRUPTg. Thomas Whaley, late of Packwood, Warwick, ceal : mer. chant, to surrender, July U, at 6vr, 7, and August 4, at 'edema, at the Lion Inn, IirOSIEIeY, soy. Attorneys, Mr. R.ge, soutkumptuis.haildiugs. annetry-lane, London i •nd Messrs Pritchard nod *nt, Bromley Robert Wilson, of Liverpool,- farrier, to surrender, idly 14, 13, and Auteuil 4, ai one; at the George too , Liv.r pool Attorneys, 'Mr. Chester,- Staple luu, London; and • Mr. Rowlry..Luretpool. ; Jphq Bell, end Joh.' Snowdon, niherditir John Reothrriek Snowdon, of. Lrets, burn-drapers, to surrender. Jame 27, Jot , sod Aut o f, at leo, at Guildhall, 1....t010n. At. :wive,. 31r. Crippkgate, Lendun. William Pearl, of Northampton-street, Clerkenwell, Mid. divot, printer, to surreutter, July,7, 11; and August 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louduu. Attorney Pr . • M•Dia, C.as tle.street, Hulbert u. DIVI DENDS. July IA. L Elanelienay, of Dover.streal, flectailly; Mid. dlesex, turrchaut, at trio. at Guildhall, testolusi. s% July 14 %V. Eases, late of Swallow -street, Piccadilly*. dlesex, ebersemouger, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. July lA. P. W. Baru, now or late of Wappiiig, Middlesex, sail-maker, at ten, at Giajklhall, London. July 14. T. Crompton, of Essex -street, in the Strand, Mid dlesex, upholsterer, al ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 14 G. Pattiaon, of the Strand, Middlesex, wine-mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 14. H. Dune', of Smithampton-place, Camberwell, dealer, at tee, at Guildhall, London. July 25. S. M. Downs, late of Reading, Berko, ebeesemon ger and grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 25. R Harvey, of Oxford-street, II iddlescx, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 21. G. Iluekeritlge, of Panghourn, Berke, timber-ow chant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 17. W Hrlley, late of Alwalton, Huntingdon, miller, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Peterborough, Nurthampton. July 14. T. kasidoll, of East-row, Shoreditek, Middlesex, cliymist, at One°, at Guildletll, London. July 141. R.Sanderson, of Addams' in the Maids, Yolk, farmer, at eleven, at the George len, York. Aunt 1. T.Ta,lnr,of Austin-(jars, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 14. W. Orme, of the Borough of Southwark, Surrey, distiller, at twelve, at Guildhall, bindoto. July 30. T. G. Ilurdero, of Sheltuu, Stafford, draper, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stafford. CERTIFICATES.-JuLv 14. L. William, of Connor-street, Chancel y•lane, London, rolourmatt.—.l. Yuouz, of Gosport, Southampton, harnette maker —W. Fut I it, of Worksop, Not lionhum, butcher.—C. Tomlinson, of Hawarde a, Eliot, •puthreary.—.) . Pennirg r uf Blaudfurd Forum, Dorset, cabiaet•maker. Till D? STORM. On Friday evening sessoight„ Ike 12th inst. a storm of thunder and lightisiug burst over the village of Ilranstim, war Burtoes.upon-Tetut. The house of Ir. Minato'', sur veyor, was much injured. The liglitniog first struck the chimney, which it threw down, then rimed through the chamber to the parlour below, b►eakiag the chimney pieces, destroying the glass of several pie-tures which were framed and glanced, Mid doing other injury. It flint passed through the parlour is endow, hfeaking the pilots mid tearing the frame. Fortunately no person was in the rhainher or par. lour. Mts. Sheldon, who was its an a.ljoinisig, room, was struck down, and her 'nod and arm slightly burnt, hut is Nut otherwise injured. Four other mending, of the family were mu thliereut apsitments, but all providentially asespid uuburt. A genteel looking man, driving . intoxicated through Rochester a few eV • .0 iii a one horse chaise, roil it agsiiist a carriage, was thrown on the intventettN whew he lav in a state of inset'. Gibility. A Cows,,, officer enintog aintosigsit others to his assistance, accidentally found its his that a (pommy of Freticn lac.; this led to folds( r brairch, sisal the seizure of the hour curl C11:4111r, the latter rootoitong othur stnugglvd goods to the rolne of 9001. :mil upwards. M lay morning J. I)envnt, the ruiserable 111111 flkel rind old woo, Who was COI. victed out F. l .t u y of the said murder of Jane Rogers, wits executed at the Old Bailey, In hits slice or Isis s en tence. He a,e...e‘l much agitatt .1 when lie came 11l the Fe ad.l, to v. hid, he wos o bliged to he stitsiairiett ; and continued in trernl,le violesilly until he wins turoeil on, when his Is .11114: chivvied together, doll he seemed to die without the least struggle. After has glog the t i•toll del.vered over to the attiscutitt tor dienction. •~ 410 II .. . - , . 8. . • ELECTIONS IN lIIELAN •• [From The Dublin Neelaing,firot LEI \snit. CITY Ow Dues. ;rattan sort Riets'. the old ;Members, will be raid without opposition. Orr NcY o EIN will be contested with great vigour noel AVhitr. In coneetioriire, lionevrn of the station or the Rev. 11r. IL "I too, of Rilhriggaii, whip hay a 110111111 MT 1111111114 anti the scretaiiiia of S r Compton 1) onepl:', inter est to Colonel falltot, it is supttusetl. that the old toemliert, and ifittoiltosi, will he roomed. DUBLIN COLLEGE.—This will he ashurt, but • very wenn and animated contest. Opinions are yet divided as to the enceessfol Cantlidate. .%!r. Cro. kur lost au active friend iittle death of Mr. Mooney; loot much is said to depend on rise drteriniaitti ~,, of Mr. Sadler, who, besides Ids own, rtia toe orittie two or three vote.. This armed nentralny will diode the fate of Mr. Plunkett and Mr. CioLvr. CouN'i'Y Wie•Low.-11r. l'ootty Nile! M. Wil liam Parnell, will be returned lur Wici.low without opposition. Cowen( KILL/ARR.—This Comity will not be molested. Lout Fitzgeialti ati.l Robert te Totarke will lie rttortird Coe Nil( I'ABLOW.--Tll.-ie. a I:I hr a contest burr. Bruen nod Le Touche, the old M. other.. will be opposed by Sir Ulysee Burgh. 'Flue con fliel, it Is said, will Ivo very spirited. COUNTY I\ I ',KEN N Y.—TIo. representation ,:r the County of Killtem.v hay been long almost the 'pro perty of the Butler's and Ponsoohy's. Tliere will be no opposition to the Itepresentatives of these fami ire on the present ocreeion. COUNTY WFXFORD.—The contest for wall be very severe. Valentia and Stopford, the Young Lords, notwithstanding the Castle influence, and their long purse% will, if, our tif.rttrstlnu misdeed lie not, hr heater) by Colt:10112h and Carew. COUNTY NIESTII —The old Members, Lord Bertive and NI. Sommerville, *will be retuned wiihn u t opposition. COUNTY WESTMEATII.—CoIoneI Pokenliem te:d Mr. Rochfort will be opposed by Mr. Sterile Tighe. CouNTY LOUTIL—The old Members. Jocelyn and Foster, will be returned. I COUNTY LONGFORD.—The old (Wernher.. Fe -I.llsersione and Forbes, will be returned without a struggle. QuEEN'S COUNTY.—This County %till, it is said, be contrstvd with the old Nlembeir, Pole dud Parnell, by Sir Charles Conte; but none tf there Gentlemen have yet addre%reil the County. i KING'S COUNT .—Mr. Malone has not )et de eluted his intents° l wand for the Minn'* County; hut Mr. 11. iloy , r the brother-in-law of Lord Rotate, it is said, reties, for Mr. Parsons, his Lord shili's brother. Mr. Parsons liar aildre,sed the County—so that it is likely that i!iinself and Mr. Bertiard, the other Candidate, will divide the Civic Crown. It tottpearv; then, of the twelve Counties in Lein ster, jive will he contested, Dulthii, Carlow, %Vex ford, Westmeath, and the Qoeen'a Counts.—Six will return their former Itepresentatives, viz. ‘Vicklow, Kildare, Kiikesiny, Louth, Longford, and Nleath. Beside' , the Corrnrie of the U..icer.ity, which will be einstestril, there are in 1.6 , 1.4er seven Hu roughs, viz. Carlow, Drogheda, Dim(talk, Neury„ Purtarlingion, 11'ex and New 11u•s. turd Charlrvine is the owner of Carlow, and he will re-return, ar we have been given to understand, Sir Frederick Falkticr. Ail to DROGHEDA C,e public are already fully aware of the state of this aiwiratt ais.l celebrorti Corporatism. IVr believe there is now little doubt but that ti. Jr. 11 7 alfat•e will oven the Borough, mild restore fieviliou in the town. It is eves reported that Mr. Ogle hail already resigned in favour of Mr. Charles Ball ! ! ! in: N D LK is represented by n man that Dundalk never arta, se certain Lyndon Evelyn, and if Lord Roden likes, he will represent it again. it will said that NEWRY would be (worsted by Mr. Bennett, and that Mr. Cat field, w liu Inn( a great hoer( st in that town, had given it to him. 's'e have also mentioned ourselves, on the authority which, we had reason to conclude at the time, w4li unquestionable, that Mr. o'llBlllmi meant to offer himself, but there 114% been no overt act I, either of the parties, so that General Needham will march over the coarse. N►w Ross was represented by Charle► Leigh, or A Dimly. Who is Charles Leigh, of Albany ? We dare say lie ire wealthy Englishman t%ho gave aura ple consideration fur his place, and who, of he does not get a cheaper place, will again represent New Rms. PORTARLINGTON Is the property or, and owl lately reprravoirtl hy, Mr. Sharpe, of Alark-laste, London ; and If Mr. Sharpe, the Ministry, atoll the Earl of l'ortaillowatt choose, allay hove again the honour. The BOROVCII OF IVF.XFORD vOoltl, if the Citi zen* were 1,1 rimiest. be rzi%ily opened. Circuits *nnieett its 111111 1 0 ore at prierrist, however, it will, in all prohabilay, revert to Mr. Neville. .‘ Teller of the Exchequer. tiartlitarr'*-street, Dublin, nod Funier, Natio." _ Or these wrest Harotigha, only one will change its Representative, iiJincly, Droght.th. MUNSTER. COUNTY CORK. —lts uurl,-outity there is tooth PUSIWWW+IIIIIOI expre.sed by florae who lett with jealous Cre iotention of Mr. Pui,suillbv„ Alr. Hare is the only one or the Candidates who bits resuildresawd the electors.—(Southern Reporter.) CITY CORK.—The emicola Is cosolmurti,(wrio nab) am! wriivrly by Air. flutelmisim and Sir Ni cholas Colt hoist, and 4 , is the part of Colood Long. id, by his friends, that Gesitlemaii not h. vioK yet arrived. l'ourstiat..—Sir JAI. Keane, en Englishman, who live. in Ilainiosiiire, nits the lute Member fur 1'4)0; 4 11:J1. told Bernard, the late Member lot the c•rislay of will, it is tholt 4 lo, reprebriit it ti" !intr. The gliori people of Vi•itglial hare eery little to .*() in the trait r. CouNTY Tirei.itArtY.—Lord Caliir will MI. tiAL tillt4 comity, t%e understand. 141 O m very 1.1. law and Mathew have avowed tl*IP ions tlign. CLoNstrY..—The Ceirough of Cloomtl. to the ...1 1 . 4u p t vi the inhabitants be it spoken, I/ ,lone LOND4)N : Printed hit.ll st Ole Office. No, 1 . 9 7 , 4 !Stand were Mi.iti , etnentr we teceivrol. meld stnot . ITN, !NW It !••••• v• HITE; Nu: :17, itreAt . hwaeAlp. and Colonel Bagwell will, of courie, VuoiFid - wgain. ' •CoOlivelf C;.AtP.-4 O'Brien, ws tide iieftwineti in elle Of the Newspaper., left his country rest to attend hi. duty Parlament for the firmt tune them% the Se...i.r, ;trier the drbate on the window-110u tax. a n t $ fortnight before tl,t diesidutioss. Sir F:tlwartl, how, vet, will he remit. ed. tieureal Pits,:trold retire., anti the interest of the Marquis of l'hothwinl will not return his bro. flier; Lard Edward • O'Brien. fur the count ; wad the \Notions .of . C 00000 iingliotte lii. givru coat ut. fence to the %intoner+ of the Burtoos, by wit ' draitiuz Ili* pretensions of his r o t., so that alt. Vt. vey Prtzatralti will walk over the snubs. _ cisme. lio Cd N'TY KRMAGII.—It W.tf contitirtdly rxpeetrd hy 1:1 itmerhd eroditou of A r . us ig.,, wo w . v .„i l to 41:%t r elie roittiq betovt‘t tbrta: tit4t .. “1 0 .,; r 1 Cmdfirld *could nut d , re thr ii Id.. ''' pm Me-o.iip . Brotrulovir utod itteliziodson"rerkodid without deaf !Jost. • . . iviraL rELLIGpeg. •tt - , to 4 7 svistr 7 n, Jett 12.. . Arriied the Nymph, Pox: , Fu a. 1.1 ‘ , l surd is 1,1.mee.1 iitudcr qttany.tmew ; mitt. iii •27 , h 11.,y room :11.m41. is ; I. ft there time f, 110/1, In Emil fur dua nits. Thr li,tyne Fri eu.u.m, I`,.i.lat r e.i t i WI 11 , it to 1441:11, sr ivt4( Mtideit a i' udq.ii f..re the ta)aspli WALIAUtPfIf, JUNE 20, Arrivcil the Lady .trab..ll4 pack. 1, with ,t Alai! I I• Rk Lilt to ill OM tt 11.1)% j 1.n.1y I. •Itiln pkrkel t witt. .0, from Nt.it3 altar, 6140011 iy4 lIIC ; at•A Osburtm gotekot, .0511s,1.11.). from Mr . . . • Sailed the Duke of 31ariburuisgh imekei, with a Mail GI Lisbon. DoVOA. JUvR 22 Arrired oIT this purl the %hip G m ral Stni,ll. it..t.s Ira trautitsh ; AMia.C.§o.lwiti; nett JlllllOl, P , 9 - wluir, from Jamaica ; anti Noiiii America, Cluid, frog,, tat DtAL, .1V 22. Arrived and sailed for the Diver, the Si: Goa,. v tYchorer, Bavr,:,fr•.m Jamaica; Planet, W.„stun, Clain .1.1.1 ; Prince (:curve, Parker, from ditto; it'. Ilu•_ton, fl ortnuti, froin St., Vincent's; Ta Small., I • St Domingo ; Itos., RPTittitart, and Mowry*, KO:tar-lent, Imu Ilach a r m Bengal ; the two hatter runasu f‘ , .!' IP (W 15141111, curl myriad some, particulars niikUOWn. Currie down from sue !liver and remains with the rest of the outwit' &bound, the Margaret, All' n, fur Calcutta, &.e. AIISOITE. JUNE 22. The sloop Hope, of Bl idoort, Hsywood,for Loudon, cot go shut i b is nutruing to the tsevtward of thy Pier, and suok. LIVFNINFOL, aumr. 21. A r rived the Kinvamill, M'ouwalt, from Calcutta; tooled Ist Fehstusry ; utt thr 2.1 Feb: 'systsyr, the ship Nuusdna, Newca'tk, its Rugg 2u Bumf Resell : passed the Cape of Good Hope 20th Apia, St. tkicii4 e.ls May, and Astro-oust 11111 thy; left three the slop fistrisig, Lamb, fr Cs.esittv, &e. On T7th Aps I, Su lat. 19 6. V. loser. .13 W spoke the Duke of Vus k, 11111ie, of Loudon, for .14111111" a. LAN 20 days. Ou 10th dims.. its Ist. 40. 27. lust : : 27 slf,kee the Zephyr, uf Loudon, South Sesstnao, four mouths and a half ft um L 11142; supplied her milli prOVISILII%. 'UGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONIN►N BRIDGE, %truing 23 after 6. I Evvoia: 43 aft , r 6. tbuitsr. Or EkcHAit , Aiststerdake .... 37 03.21' I Dalto at Eitel .. 38 li Amsterdam 11 7C.F. I Ditto nt night 11 4 Rotterdam..... 11 8 4 U Antwerpen. Mo. 11 10 Dantliui 34 3 ?IC Altuua...... . . 34 4 q Puri, 3 day's date 21 15 Ditto .... 24 35 2 U. ....2a 3.) Frankfort nu the Main 142 ex 310 Madrid 31t 44, ct. Cadiz 3Bl ..ITert. Fblboa Barerloua Scrille Gibraltar 34 Le2huro 5ll Genoa . . Tursovit. JUNE 23. Venice, Ital.Lir 25 Malta .. 3 1 fiaples 44} Palerirml'siAl. perm{. LiAwe ...... 59 Oporti. h9 1t(11 Janeirt lIS Vtib . ..... per Ct. (urk ••• • Apo of the 2 put- (rut BULLION. Poring:o Gold its •• a. per 07....0 0 0 Foreign COW in Meg .... 4 1 New Dutiblowlin —0 New Milan 0 5 a Silver in Bars U 0 New uis (racti)..o 0 0 KS VENTLii DAT. PRICE OF Srl►C l flank Stock V 794 3 per Ct. Red... 781 1 1 0 per Cut. (nen.) 8840 4 pit Cents.... 9914 Ilno,k L. Ann. 20L 5-Iti India 17 89 pr. Ex. WIN. 14 16 pr. Dim. 1.,. 16 17 pr. Lottery 'ickrtsqsl. Omni ..... lit lo• Coils. sue ACC• • • • •79'.1. LOCK AND SCROICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal 1141itiese the Holm of YORK. Pres Aral K Delicacy. Mid Memoir (4)l'l 3 .i:tell *Rh • certain c!ns, of Cratplxiuta, require id oit Public con fidence should I u confided to Profevvionat Cltarictery of known respectnbility wad taletts.. Thia twit cvd the R• y,.1 and Noble Patrons of the above Itietilutos I to give theta enpoirt to it, for the exclusive treatine-tt of Veneteal Complaints, nn l 11w selectiou of Mr. KIES:NAN, av attioiliug hi&, uli the List .sif the Myst Collfee, has reined (by the Iveitefits it has corer/reel (hid' its rats. Idinhineut), the pretprietyofthilerh,dce 11 ,• Public are to a often the dtiliew of esupyriciaset, and the NI t fel delaritm, tied.! out by Illitriale Mew, who, wider RctiGt •sis name nod a:viime,l titles, want their rood opinion. juhily applies to the Medical Pretenders of tl to present day, who, under assumedadvertising us onipattica, &c• gills fictitious ,:n,wa , hwld out, toe they stp !e it, the to fal lible treatment of Veesereal Coniplaluts. 1 lre Lud of 114 Royal Coll. gc Stover:la, puoliehed in 'ebruary, 104, ibises end) those parsons ratlike] to regobtr 1 ractiee. tund me such pretended names heltmg to it. lee ah itirr this fact, Mr. KIERNAN considers he is &du( justici to the Fiehlec t dud his duly in the diviiintesiahed Cheract tea who have founded the LOCK IMSPENSARY, to``nerd &coy against such AU iMpul , illoll. SitICC its comma talsll9ll 11.1 amply d the e sews of ids patrons Sums •of the 'post eilivtiiivie and 4:env:lowa canes of Sirictiirea, .Debility„ Nod other suptrused incurable , alfevations of the out, .mtive ...raise leave liens here radicahy add vorcesetfully trefoil. Sly. KI ERN A N may he consult, as lomat, b y both ce Key, at his home. 21,• Lower Charlottr.street, Ile ir•ol *quire, Where la-tires from Town and Cobol! y are to be addressed, and the necessary Advice and M idicines will he gives or seat to any trot of tlir K,ogdou t . hive Published, twice 4s, is boards PRACTICAL ORSERVATIONS‘ no the above Pig* EANEN, By F. tit ERNA K. Sun hy Sherwood maid Co. 20, Fat trauster-row; 111414e1 and Stoll. 174, Flirt 'farce.; and Canoe 11.1ersown.eutel. DEATHS. Om the 11th hot. at Selottotry, John Flow r. et Talbot, roe of thy Beam of thtliehery and Lid* El,Lth. th Ealb..t. Al latortachy Castle. N. B. ou the nib mat. the Collide.* of Maly. Al (Algae Bad:, N. B on the 13th lust CUmberland Reid. Ebq. .~ • ..**