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. • • . • 171: A?' THIMBLE-BY LODGE . . hum b l y night last. Thiel!)kin- lodge; the ful seat of R. W. C. Peirav, lla l, we. the y muc h mirth and festivity, oectiaitnord by cinch Mrs. Prirse have to the surrounding rhuo d. Every thingAu fancy could sag ,' taste execute, was display i ed on the OCC4- The vestibule was tastefully vtecorated with t i, we es. and the finest exotics) sent forth lintel:Des from the adjoining saloon. The iv began to assemble at nine, and about in; coalmen. ed with the new and lively 41 A Trip to Benridze;" led off by Miss io tlr. l'eirse; *bout ,45 couple followe.d. the b ower room+ were thrown open, whets ty sot down to a delicious hantiurt, and the elites. Dancing recommenced at three. kept up with great spint until past six iu g, w hen the cntopary began to seportte. At.ed and gratified by the polite attentinu i:bentl host and amilble hostess. V. 1.11 URIID MILL AND SIPPER. TO THE EDITOR. it rnly hr gratifying to your readers to accoui.t from a spectator of the Ball at which has been so universally spck.'n of, Huth : truth 1 had x pro dual to the loin 4 i b b worthy of. Ho w• o er, truth Oat; hr my aml if I Gil in the attempt of cluing jmtice tau.t 'Maul' to he abused for want at taste. eqos e e sagy fur me to describe the elegeta lee at Salomon. as few who come to Plymouth loft time mutt to me that, is well as Mount t eetehe—.loltlce it to say; it is a tine building, thelly situated. At owe, or rather before, the at the home were full of equipages of the t N o bility sad Gentry its the ueitbour ', The hag at entrance was i b brinis s tly lighted 114 IbPeutrAoce ta wi the ball-mons wee a coup Inyund insaginatUt fine. The bless of •aae .44wrirte to ally thing I here ever teen, 'th a w. visited mom of the Courts is Europe; a not only the island. but the age or beauty. tootarywootest 7ere 41waysjoistly eelebnsied 4 , !,blll , Uritly 111 the 144 egad's'' , elm, wit was JbedigifOi wwe ROW Ott. The door was very folly chalked, ann *bind , MO 'burl 110 I;CMt.I were asstintsiod. Country danoer end !e , he,rao ; the 'wove Wes ne. tted the , I tenni. of the IMO elegant and solierb of the same which is s circutnitsnot that con WOW, hsp wo• is re does not preeMe 1 hot the lady of t• 4 rem* 'table for that as for evert• other sconiplalintent whict.lesa rinbellish life. to loony lovely awl .440 young orunrio eg grace aged activity—their chatettiog lighted up with pleasure, aff4 their ryes opal la. I di- a:lnanities' they excited, was, to an rw i•ks me, a sight truly drlt,;titful, thoueth A oat help agreeing with 11'ertrr, who raid, .ir should nercr danced walsze. The pifYirra ow lardy creatures, said I. mentally, Watt br APPS i for though diguite mud gh al-breeding he 'host perfoct delicacy an each. yet Ii is aith 1V ! der, that any wife , if ever I fret: woe, AAA 'veer dance a wultar —.though it Atrium. ta see the revel. By down thivraota Ari” lead already wiop. The suppaseashas k.sed It once the soma. ence and liberality of awns( the hooey ; ever, d-lecory—every soft tie—tare sort of t, wt, war spread with a rib. viegetaled ; and so ttlu , it requlutty cud or. eppir rn i. that nu pr'rctt party could here hater at:toiled. As l sal and 'yoked round 44., I could scarcely fancy th.it f was gent tre!ss- Into the spertsments described to the Arabia', rs :—sacls beauty...such Jeyrby of drege ■ tahle, lorded with . acceptable to the naigerous git.sts, was to Potter of astouislenteut, ?lien I reflected hurt thus and attent.on it. latest hare cost out le host and his chancing ate, to 11C+1,111.110. in Poch a meaner, their aJnetritig guests ! r the sou rose oe the bZppy, set, far 1 Irft daneir.g. at Wear six iu the 111VT141 . y. If you din hasty eittaapt worthy year raper, it is ascii at your service. 1 ressio yodes, ice. H. F. st.. Col. WYsnoatt, of the Royal% who was 1•86..,.r by the French on the frontiers of J.;al, has hern escotted to Verdun, • diatorice 1,400 guiles. where he Is on his wish.. ninoel write., that he has been well treater!, K uod health, Ou has arrisal at Ve ,, lui., cnrrhally greeted by an .old 1, Captain HAM!' Morn's. r.r.urily of the • liththury, who hoe bora detained in France tince the renewal of the war. %CNA, it is allowed. hus tAken more abasing tuna lA:many other General of modein twin. ithith of the Treasury Journals was it that ' l ,llrtt for want of subsistence he had began rrar thrauich a c ou n t r y utterly laid waite ? W au.txtmos. from pilaw(' Yards as 0 11- , liudder's AtrUtant in Plymouth Yard, rice eiperaottuated. t•Juire LE% of Dock. has been appente I ' Measurer'? His Majesty's Dock-;41r41 Measurer'? ' l ' l ' 4 7, sheet three o'clock, the lite King of ' 1 (ennt GlesTrowel had an interview with 4 814 IVnt.i.ast.ktr, nt the Foreign Office lei Verret, "'ugh tea Papers of erterdse eontracheted %mat of the Earl of ellasTat/Itl.D haring erviee %nil the Km). we again assert it, an.' 'utiNniteble antliontv end oh" he had a -:ton aitli Lim ref some time. to a camas circumstance th .t the Clerks cf Wean, 4nll Paul. uri p v,hmari.ig pa. thls year within three it...mink lantobte archer could our one seine, Bet *eke ill atter Sea !" ' 1 . 111 .--11eiticles the gr ea t ma tch Maoist Cri 6 .doiaerr on the lath of Debt month. CM "ISt thous - m(ls ore penJ.ng, atretilty hattla hr fought betwixt a Lincrialart man Iraqi she weighs . Mom lb. gad el 4114 the star amangit the pm mei a , l• The ineablisia moo' bee boo .9 " 4 : 1 A 1 hate m . at d be chailemfed .: reeeire a & tont. S ome tidy Ot '. '"' t • Win Sem to the l.topoecd *gig'''. fir?? pn Thu m b‘autifol see , r.ne of MO( , r.ii %hid , otig hbOUrbter / Or, or twits ; ed. The Se t IICWI tiJo ikhciess per onli ony 'lel to slant in; Poe ,f . 4 8,11 and NI At 011 P the I the party slit chalets: rim kedl flighty ~t•a ea u ( the i:beral S,1LTl:. 111 PelLen. r e us Seri Itrsmr oh' d ,hash _ piton I .e, aml t it, 1 mutt ti woe aasioo et a sh•rt leornhe— artially I rues at tl ....lent N 4 The r, uld the red In yell sat! *46 • 11 Os this ts ur fair tau loratet . ,l la hoax fully ell aunt's altzes beg 4 of tht ; whit ath,e, day t. • • acme • at so sosi.ti ellf /alighted if ai the rl fd; 1 . 1 I e.•.!.' oat Itit.ife shoe dtiase 10 , 1,1 el nis rtnru hi 41 ay. esi ipt my, afl * ehleetai a this IM' shitkeesi at tit matte t ei ene—t fool alai are •aa 'pp tete hitter the tali:, 1 pr el tnto -.ski a to eh ace telitte' time taLle ho . eve the dinei . k •, Busch • beet.•Ct a , , 1 ortc;al, It wa.:y 1, Cn:one lilts K aa. recu •Ltud, Cap • kw. Miler ti il.lllllll J. Ithich ,c . t• I, tin retnat eh fi. !h. Wa g . rtt 11111 1410 0 ei J uol ke aster Ni c , Month. Vesteed e tel lot e 111 11 -41 Al!; egis h • . I : 7o lLit VI we re* , • hidi 4 tat ' f ellatio' Itte sern lo 'Blame, I H • d ie d 64 h i "S" ••a Mats.. llt Mai m L , , th foixt, OY I he In t tat t Mat fte Nee 'ste t , 1;.4 "led 60 EdEI7S.V.4i CEREMONY. The fullowiag are some particulars of the gaptiqual Cere mony of Mc loran* Childers of twetttytbree of Punapal to Klatipattictierale cud ravuoettel, tiott wok pl:ce un Suti. day tlta eth 111S1:411, at the Palace of funtamlolcau. (fron In. Moniteter ) Workmen had been employed for several days In preparing the linpetial Chapel. Tier choir and the nave were rearreed fur the Court ; the gallery. where their Majesties gruel-illy .it, the baleohies and the lateral chapels, wen. Jestinr.l for the nu merous spectators who were fat wired with odutit tante to this ceremony. 0:le of these thirpe!a was assigned to the nurses and governeater of the chil dren to be baptized. All the interior was magni ficently decorated. At half-past eleven their Majesties appeared. preceded by the Heralds at Alms. aid secnittiottitcd by the Prince. grand Dignitariev, tlse Ministers, the Marshals of the Empire. the Diplomatic Body. and the whole Court, ul greet state. A number of Gruen's. State Counsellors. owl oth.r persona ul distinetioa. added to the aastrastrlage. The Entire. ror and Emprtss played theinselrea Upon a throi.e raised in she sanctuary. user which was a ednopy pompously decorated. The richness', the brilliancy. and the variety of the diesses, dazz;ed the elem. A new feeling was added to three impresaiona.when 23 young mothers were seen to appear, holding their eluidreh in their arms, and accompouted by a look train of followers. • A hoe was prepare,) for the psititer, from winch he might seise the whole of the scene. Hit Eminence Oedipal reach went throggh the ceremony, surrounded by it numerous train of other !weird, a. The ricilneso and dtgiiity of the pontifical ornaments prosluced a wilting cootrast with the light drapery of the Imola, who pre muted the children fur baptism. Ail each of the children was succe.st.ely brought into the chniclo, it was carried to they Majesties, who ?ceded the customary prayers. and prolinutired far it the sa cred engagements. H. Eimuence then *don , nistated the rite of lcu,ttstu. A new mass by Nom. Leonettr was performed; the music was worthy of the Went' of the composer, and of the teechtsig es-rietnony for which it was composed. It was remarked. that daring the witnie of moss the Emperor had blsiiie biro the young Grand Duke of Berg. We ire a-aured, that tiseAte 044 elm, in the intirior of the P a l a ce. by tlie pr.seeni. who the illustrious godmother presented to the parents of her god-children. with a most enchanting 'pace sod affectiog kindni st. ZDISBOCGII. Nov. 17. COVtT Dr SESSION. On Tnesday lest the Conrt of Ses.ien tile for the rti•pa•ch of latsincori, after the lonic Alt tneJii.lgeo were ',ratty. except Lord Ac t s dale, of the First ; and Lord Cullen, of tl.e Second, oho are pretreated from setteudirot indis position. We were g 14.1 to observe I.orkt Cote, who lied b. en atotetit last se..atot front ti.e mime causer a4ain au ins seat on time breach. The I.OIID l'itikstotirT took notice of the oncnin won isuitilier of t o-tit WWI e o ptiort interlocutor. 'put the box day. altiL:h was a proof of the tffieit.. of a late riNulation of tae Citirt, by which the days far reelainnag against judgments are detlared to run is the time of vacation as *ell as holsltill, pro vided these indivisible he not reclaimed tieriairt the 1011% dac. 'llia 'notation proves another gamin of jorisarding the pre..c,dings. Neuther the Aitrou4t; nor Solicit r- 0e n r I W-re iu Court, bit% but ot•hged to attra.l then' 'hey m Parinnuent. On Sata►Aay night last an ■ttemnt was made h ) a 'mintier of persons to bt I lire to the cotton works st BirrotrfielJ. belonging to Messrs. James 1)11:.lop and Co. by taktug copra of cotton rove, dipping them its oil 'ening them on tire. and throwing them against the wsiidut.a and roof of one of the hous.•s iu which cotton noel cotton yarn, to the v due of base t►onmod pounds were stored up: the same eseght the house of one of the work men, who had refused to join the combination of the operative* ag tinst their toasters. was resau!te.l Ivy a evord of persons; and, on Moods, - In wii.tig tit,. same Mali was iittsele.l by a nJinlter of persons. awl pelted with stones. The propri. nos of these work• have therefore town, it twee.s.ry to ohtisn • military *laird, for the prole. non uf their property owl of the peaceable enerai.ses. Not vithstantlitig this measure. we ore sorry to tint that a ,on of the workman ali,ve-isiennimetl assouttrd y. sterday morning. anti drivels for refuge into his lather's house, where the family remain in a state of coofia-unent. on.ler terror foe their lives. Sot cal !ram the Union N••tel Right Aboyee; Major Cottrir ; Sir William .I.iloision, But ; spasm Cnloorl br maw Stewart; Mr. awl Mrs. tVelrile; Chairs Martini., Esq. Mrs. Marvirar, air. Marrisori and Mr. gad 3liss %Va han., for L.4:160. Robert H.., E.si of spelt; Major Dalrymple; Cartaisi Wixom, St* wvrt, Bosagcsatlir. Gis h-is, and Rolm( lar. Mitt eaot Mrs Joyce. Artiverl at the *sue place _ _ . The Richt Rms. tie Eiri a•vi Cousins of Elsie ; No. Oswald, of Deniukter ; Mrs. col mil Torsos ; kir. roil ein. Swim:, of nippier". ; Jaw,. May. r. 4 of Desist ; Pairick LM. e‘ Achihdrt ; Jobe /mob Daum, Lag. ; Nis. J. Disue; a. d %tr. Scott. A Paper ofyeaterday says--.• Itp letters from Bons logsse, fitted the 15th in•trnr, owe le.trut 041 BOPs t- PANTE had been for 1101;12 , .. dive Out the coot. II- hat Ikea it Cherbourg. Boulogne. Linulisrlt. end was gs,ing to Antwerp. Tne object of his jour. ney is espremly to me his Decrees egainst.connuerce carried lute nrimus ezecntsins. end at the I..ttue time to send out iuynads of se•srls of all loud• to prey upon our trade. We kern, that the horrible harbar•iy of brandiog persons on the forehead had actually taken place. and the letters C. U. were beent in with a hot iron on the Cores of yogi con. sicced of importing Eng:isli good.. What Pb. lit ter* mean we do not know. It it iariievid the? Ex o:fy,:lksle Font Is Damme. cf Cc:.— oral produce tank par baler,. Cite I) -spot. A re , - sion from Dieppe says. that an attempt was &hide to assassinate Ism, but fritleil. Ile it...lied eie blow in h'• left arm. We State t.sis ouiy on report; hot we hare the fact of his hein4 ow the elms?, mil of his supers. teirliug the eurutina GI LA Decrees in per. • from author; •y." taik I • • covaT or KlNily BIRCH, lbc id. cf7NsPtiutr ArID RIOT A+ THE +IIIIATIIR RoYAL, Urtstrodt.. MI IRMO tr. mutation wow. Td-iflos tumor*. 1.111/014 WILSON, JUNO woosilta. ions tonsil. son lIYU.INIOI, end atomise soltiikoe. Mr. Paiute snored Unit judgment should be pas.rd by the Court on the perm:lasts; th6y all appeared except John Welwiter. Mr. bAILItANT put in en 4Bllord of the Sur geon who atteods the Defeittl.ut Webster. set ting forth that he was deogerettelY wi t a fever ; and was totally unfit to appear before their Lordthips. Mr. Justice RAILILT read the minutes of the eridenie taken at the trial by the Learned Judge who presided (Mr. Baton (Jrsham). It appeitri that the Urfeudatits were tiled upon a criminal 111. formation at the kit atimizet for the county of caster the information charged them with trying to oppress. itiitire, and impoverinli Without Tlio -111114 Lewis sod - Timms. Knight. the inetvillresend oc..niAtrs of the Liverpool Th.-Aire; aud with otht COIOOIIII4/ to force tad MTH them to reduce the price of admission to she theatre ; and in to doing they coruiiiitied many acts of not, six. 00 the 14th. ifith. and 17th of May. pbadeil not guilty. except John WM.beti. who suffered judgment to go by del suit. ltilenilliots were i•iciptittid of cusainr...re, guilty of the 11.11.41 f counts in the bubo.- otatiou. Lord PrLeasoaeustt (.Itierred, that he awl his Vomiter awe summoned to attend so sign. Stirpl in the Court or Enhequer, end threctrd that the Drfettd.;uto should tre orouzht up to-m.irtow for judgment. Pyl.h.e. A IT • JU LC DT. 22222 TORII -..11 . 1r0 girls, the a hiem of whom was tit more alum mild years of age, and mere himaau rtatere, wen yesterday committed for trial for a lotreary and rul.bery at a home, ill No. (idea's parish, on Sa turday sired They routrrrell to get ie at the wiudoer, and the propirty woo found impost Mem. A was of she name uf . th, der, who bad tot a ticket fdr the Mary ir-iaine ialarmara, ass SAISICUCt ti t , , there tnootira' twilire...iieo-ot for taking a bottle of gill is with Id 41, whit* WAS found mammal,' about hum. 5,11.151111 al, N. v. 19. On Wederday Min Pinckney. E q. was sworn in .Isy or OF tut. cut); Ilas elicit orvao.e.ou he gave • .nupatt.usii cotrrtaionteat at the Consoctl Ciaaaibtor, to. the Members of the Corporation. the Dignitaries of the Church, and the ptincipal inlianitauts of the City. Close, sod neighbourhood. At four o'clock about 140 Gentlemen set &MO to ■ dinner of tur tle, atioioapoo, a prafas;oon of gauge, and other deli cactesiiierred up by Mr. Gibbons. fhl the removal rte ib,. doh. '• rGe A lin, and a happar restorctiun (pis Arairh." was girra room the (16/If, and drank rossem-issra. The Queen," " The Primer of trees end leuyal /easily," " Ihe Army." " The *wry," 61..7. ACM drank 10 SOleCtl+loll, cud were follawel by numerous other 11441 end appropriate situ podits. After a happy evening. the earn/me broke up, highly ple.wil wiih the itherattly visa !halite atten tion of their heat. The E.rl of liamiwer. Lord Fol ketone. the Hon. Derserirat,e Barn,. the Huts. Lea ranee itoureiie, the Her. Canon 'Janie. ase. fo nied a part ul the company at this civic banquet. On the subjeci ot a It-Aunty (say* 7** Sing:44- shire Advertiser) we trust thet there is but one oilismou wt,ti or freitng in the country : and thst is, if • iticr•Acv be necessary. that the tioal frinc wilt be vested solely end magnaohnoutly, without prevcrßtion or curtatilmetit, in the lista Ateath.ov. We would fur ever protest against a weak and wavering- .-4 temporary, an nnbec.le rod indecisive Club of the kingly powers. The Patocs is its the prime and viptior of life acid iutellect.-- To whom could the kten consign his authority with such confidence? On whom could tht rustics repose its dearest interests with such se curity ? We are aware (mid we acknowledge it with some bittertress of reflection) that the r i ttieCe has his slanderers. We know too, that it Is owing to the noble and roagiorminnus silence an d contempt with which his defamers Isiree been treated. that this elan le: has gone abroad *a la Ifni *ty. There is .ornetising au the character iii she PIMA that reminds us of a noble Lint in the character of the late Mr. WtsDmrx. That iciest lwliticel disciple of all that wis high-minded in Pam or candid in Fox (wirstever Its errors or his oddities), though he WHO 1111111111Cii by the lowest elan ler, and the basest falsehoods, would not even condemeird further to ai kirowledge their exist ence, thou by potting hi. sioAle negative on theca ail." Hie enemies. and the credidnus rind the lukewarm among his friends. were sit left at li berty to adopt one, or any opinion isirsinst (Mai in the satisfaction of Isis oasis nand, he left the =show, wad the Imlibling world. to draw such infereucrs as suited the purposes of the out, or the caprice of the other—as the Rasta. in the confidence of his strength. would !igen with indif ference to the railing of the stisialing—or the how scarcely true with his rye the hitsti o g insect that would sonny h:s s far a. our memory Call trace bark our Er-lineal observations. we hate ev-r monde , ed the reteCC an Englishman. Dot trails 111 his birth and elite .tiois. hut on his habits slot his le ellll4lllll the generosity of his friend odes s. and tar grandeur of his resentments. The eseitts of his hle only serve to grouod our confi dence in this stew of his character ; nod we doubt oat but Lie future will justify out construction of the past. Oo the evening of Thursday lost. Mr. Janes Dickson. of Holnissos, usrur Dumfries. was nthnen of property to the amount of bOOl. on the marl be tween Orton and Shap---A reward of louts. is of fers) for the apprehension et she tnghwayinan. s), ‘ i atsrfay lasi . a large mil-bust with four men Or hoar•a, en.leaeoetiog to crows the Satani,ota from Lolignill to the county Clare. was upset iu a gale of wind 'seines she got halfway over, and emery ptrAo on board perished. _ . . A Ctet•ur LI•t: FoR COltlillo.-Soak them sad ptve atm, then rob thews well with dialk This is re , weeseoded by • Lady. who has entirely rumor• e J th:la by the obey. **took wased...l. sioarrta MILTON CoVIINING MEETING—Nu. Z. Thi% Meeting, which always takes place tit. lint " 'On? air , ' the 7th of thr "nth (walh tba peruhainun of lLr wca. Ober), loran on Nlunt/ay hut lit she ssurniog the t'antad.rate F. al.uand• threw off at Prawartanis. NMI fill.lll a P ea it Mr. Foulw's Whi.s,•bw Seer a sheet rww. was /nit After &seer. the lioastastinn ott (;-esbnasrla to start ?It the Cop euswesetteeti, sun the Lanz,' 1 / 1 . 131 thrilen 1610 a he, were draws out in the order they started uu this del NI. looser. Tt•esbdi% For the Cm,. the first vnire of Gtrybennds becaa runninz, and the C.. 0 sn'erre derided as traiirr Sir T. Sliegab l ,', b b Serpent. beat Mr. Arklon's Maiden. Major Tophanes rly bent !qr. Hon'e Minnie be. t e Mr Beers h. Sir Era nem fliliinas I.Vitnin; beat Topl , ndell • lAmbilarar Mr. Loa/ski. b. dull, tilivliet. brat Mijor OirbielTehrbeire. Mr MeV, yi awl or b Testa. beet Mr. flan b. 111/. Mr. Crutra r. d Cink.ireat Mr. Plautus's *Aims Mr. Lon ther'sla vol r.d.%tiirr9ialyLcat Prank. Sir T. glirsixby's beet Mr: AeMutr'.l, Fin tail. The Matches. urra an nutticreete. that the 'low , berm Owed liCtirre (a 1%4 veiy unaMaal .1111. W r , 41%.. 1 * . , the whole could liter hi' tuu rip. Majer Lvilet t..a the principal winner of fin to. belle art the Cmitio• for the Clop were gnod en tLil the flares beieg &owl priaelfr.:4 ra turnip WEONPOIOA Y. Bain tlat day rf the roxbouutl". a bal Put udi ia,roc4l drop, rad atte• *era Ifrjar Ruts.r's rt...i.tatuas sad a rant beraktfly rower, after a zhurt rue, ors #1111..1 -- Tb l 4g yr &se Fusea were rtuatf. TlthltaltAT. Brine Me second pahlm Cuursuut day, the trtua palls of s innout Greybeumde, Mira outs. um the Ana (let, sera re• as under:— rraneis Hoyntet's Idestning beat Stajur Top Lames ai l . Sir T. Shothby's ?tarpons beat Mr R. Ws Testa. Mr. Loather's Skirousk beat Mr LUIS thee, Illyteek. And three being left as and r, were rue together Mrj.w Topleata.'a It I aura for T Plingsby's oth Mr Cref.'a r. d Cu.k After 'annul Ns the Weand Class 01 .‘,.•,,.!„; 11..tt, four. teen Matches acre rim, of which Mr. Hist a :is the 'ninety's! a tutor. • eel DAY, Being the close of the ...agnate Greylmands tr.r ths Cop, th. L.lL.wiue 11211.0 weir started : Sir T L. Serpent. beat Si,- F. nu)etwie w. b. Liebtu.ag. Mr. Loa thcr'a 11 and a it. Skirmish, beat Ma,yor Tudesem'a w. h Laura. Alter shoat some bye 'Mulches arr. run, and thee she. enattly fur the the lat.t a s..aiue pair sod Sir by's S.rpcnt, b. at Mr. Lowther. Skieusiale skirmish who had woes I , llle.urse i‘11111•1 Laura, by that barb gutug on the wrong side of a fetter, bare had the tame fate will, herpeat, by taking a ddirseat any from the Hare, sad thus lost laio Comm Burped ran is a very capitol style. t tiltl,c Divert/ Groom& there rue a great a aut Hares hut., J. TLc ',cattier MI the awash* days au 'remarkably fussier. side, anti the M.. mug. the.4l. sommeahol Lauri he the meet. iug of Parhame..t. a as Umf. rusaly att.:—d..l Attu:opt the eiratletnen opal the groassidut :mg the Meet ing arra the felter.r.og fir T. Sir F. Hoysttao, Bart.; D Lartr.l. ; Msjus fe e l, on : Maj.ror Sowell Dar. Mr. lest ; Pea. Mr. Harrison Ilya. Mr. Ihnalegyi Res. Mr. Choir'. It 1 . stun:earth, feg ; T. burelrfk, Haq.•. Hon. 0 tbroara_y A. Hill, ;S. a roft, Fay ;T. Sy kes,F.aq • P Ariduim. rwe4 10 his sck land, Eu C. hhugsby, Eft; Sir. Pr Imo mar, fec.elte. cunitremifteit dt:IIJcULTUXAL SOCIEI7. Tier steteentb Aririerryttp Matins of th; , Soeirly was held at tie Ge.ore lms m Chr.staitirrl., Ileniriore. to Minutes Ilse t , ?th iestatt, when Pnrinian.e or,e adjwdreuf as Moos the Ws. /Awes With*, the Prondeat, the hest **oiled run and best.fatted 'ether, of his own breed; to Wiens Mills. Faq Al P. for liar beet rem 014 fatted seller; W Charier eulauson, 144 Ai .1 . tor the best sod fittest wuolled ewe.; to mr Ambito+. ion., far the list cue us Wife?, and thelirll to tit Peter WiWaisi J aciw a, 14 she beat bewir and the best brad„" saw 4 and to Mr. Artless , MAI, for the beat (Iliad ewe i—tu 74r. Ambrose Law, fur the best crop at tothips (toicther with a ',firer Cup, ; to William Mills, Eiwi. for the second be.v ; to ("harks Bakit t enusbe, h e q. fur thetherd best; multi Metet•firettrul Catorion, fur the hest taltit.ted heath la! —Preialwano •tre a:s• ;area to the fuer best pictuEbruca with heti'', and three with Oiebl, sad feet plutixh-buys, to the beat said second beet the:Awls ; to male turrip hirers; to sheep.. shearers, to suiosenberelbepberds, far fl 41111; lamb.; to labuurti., for brinsunt up families without parish saiiitrites mid to main sod fanode rertauta, &c Cn i Ca Fe —On Saturday the !nth isistant.• cricket mate comuistited hostels the Gridkitten of the Ripm CM& and 1 1, c sa r soy.t it...thus sod Selina Playe.s, at iiirkhuglog r in the North-hichug of Yorkshire. in pinsamer of a chat g;rea by the former. The li.irkl-Fl•rtholge party lad the innings, rod run a notches. When fur of the Rites Gentlemen were not, the had only run It. At this time • Teeming arose, whether a Gentleman ought not to be rolled ... lobe 1.1.1 planed lairastif ischws the enthei, and stoppok Ili, boll. Three ut the empires were timid...lly of epenten that he unlit logo out, as etre emeral Geolleniee belonging It. the ItirinChib; 'hero:as:a, $ satisfy sum 14 the party, it Italltirteratima, by tot, f 4 LIIA 'to go oat; notwiihstand leg tine, too or ti.:ec of the hipt,ot Ctont:eitirs tomtit-el, trilmed 1.. tomtit...a 114 game, apt ixassi!:.4l4ly left the Get 44 to e.iiiinip,ure of trlittit, the liArkby• Ileoltam and &talon party tannigine 114nirres-to eutalort to the statics, and are now taking owasmarts for ter oemiog Mem Tner. I t . r. bt rn fnheu at_Bownesi r on the SO way Firth, flora the loth to the )6th Inst. the greet twouti:! of 2004. desert or upwards of ewtaoi err alone (8 ipuisiuty exceeding any ever before kuowu to have I.irirotakeu there). which maid 'diem JJ• to VA. per &sets sod bare bees el greet he ard: not only to the ul:tatistant. sad eeighlionrhnoct hot to the adjacent reetkittowsa=4Noidea the pup. ply of other white fish. et e seems when the clasp tune for reheats taiti• place. . . • Weduen:ay nigkt. during the heevy gale, the ship Mary Axe. be:yawn to Loudon, about Inn tow burthen. Captain Tosco. Irons lesnlei., with a cargo wshoeft et 60,0001. consisting ef ba'c goods, sugar, coffee, nine, Ike. bound to Melt*, nn a rock Itl Wlstisatid Bay, near Plymouth about IV o'clock the Id mate jumped into the boat for tiwit_ purpose of carrying it line ashore in order to see the people, but unfortunately almost immediately after his leastim the %hip. a sea washed Lim out, sod he was seen no mote ! About IV o'clock the neither had much abated, when the jolly-boat was hoisted out, sad the crew and paiwengers left the steed t her, and all arrived safe on shoat about 5 o'clock the ship went to piccee. when her ecvgo wa. we: pealed to be ail lost. bat by the great eitetti"ns the crew. and the semen employed on the occe.too, it es boiled that part will be sured o —S:!e friths London in ciimpany with thaw sot Wend to the W.st Indies, but parted in the storm. The Mem Awn bad prucetdrd to the westward of Falvaohili, when *be sprang • leak, mud easel:4;d to beer op for the first port she could make; enfoutthatety .tie . v .,..h 0 t Fe l:D o l ph. and the night being dirk, e I struck before they discovered the lud.