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.ye rrnear, and tliis he stnirircted gess the ease hero 4 , obi ! portieS who had instructed his Lehrtuni ftr o pud. thy Attornry43eernal. One profeetiolud It . ..i•tvrnsis "tidied to hove she business out of the ...tset l of another. sod this wise the greet musing lower on the proptput OrestelOn. The ATTello•LT:GrosznAL replied; and Its. Cut.t.su scam stood forward to defend the oP.Kners cross aisi solivervatinn dropped itt the reply, • r. 5 foe Loss Cusnctet.Lon said, .61 pay not the attention to any 11111/11tIllt011 which 'nay be t•Jciwo ow in this nuisance upon the assignees, for out one Irma to authorize stay such imputation is to be forsitel in soy of the petitions before the Court, w'ocls are the only documents upon which the 'Court will forts an opinion upon the tossiursts." Fits Lordship then pronituncel his judgment.-- H. CM wareeed by reciting 'the 'Articular' of each of the Anr petitions before him iu the order in S.l#ti they were reosated to the consideration of ma Cow% and lay *Hauling to the late proceedings ists . tfc Mid at Winchester. and 'the verdict which stratally pronounced this commission • bed one.— Ars aptilLeation was however, interrded to be made • CoureestKing's Bench on the subject. This `rutted not !se solo before the Michaelmas Sittings . the motion. perhaps, would not be disposed of hr. fore the Spring Assiser. Hilary Term, mod the boat oat take place before the Spring Assizes.--. It was pending these irroceeilings of great import moor to keep the advance of the humors' to a diet . dvud going on, to prosecute the inquiry torrattla ;die accomplishment of its final and only ratiolial PLO, sounely. the payment of the debts of the firm. If, had all along felt the force of the difficulties which encompassed the case, and felt the wino:est desire to remove them; he was isiiiittaseed with the consideration of all the difficulties which might arise ate the swami commtasion, while the first was still in existence. He knew out how to make any in . terrnediate orranigement without the full conseut and conviction of ell the parties that such would. be for their general interest, and this it appeared was Apt to be obtaioed. it was a mere suggestiosi of 100 own. so i l of course they had * right to object t o it af they disapproved of it. With respect to the Isle of the cave, it was quite clear a hatakruptcy -concerted between the bankrupt ands petitioning 'creditor could not be sustained ; but i: had equally ' been decided over and over again, that if the Sinning creditor could Cal auother act of bank stoney commuted by the partv, he could tad! *iis tain the corninimiino. He had known. lousily com missions of bankrupt takru o u t in this manner by concert with the bankrupt, whiCh *were well intend . rd. and beneficially acted upon for the creditors at large. But the law was still against a commission so constructed. and this commis loss must therefore Le superseded. fits Lordship did ample justice to the conduct of Mew.. Musicians'', in this busi ness, nor did he omen in the sli4lit.st degree to select upon the conduct of any of the parties en• waged is the bitsitiess. As to the assigaires, there warhot one single syllable of allegation agaiwt them ; there was no blame or expression of blame imputed to them ; he knew not that they were chargeable with LI tine in any instance whatever. As to the party to whom the commission must be . t•isned, the first petit:timer ass. according to the practice .of the Court. entitled. As to the place whore it was to it , it there also. according to pre a...deuce, the place where it had already issued was ; truer:illy considered the hest. Ile was. therefore, ciesrly of opinion it should again issue iii London --:hat must be the place. All to the remaining pa. t of the order lie load considerable difficulty, vaintly, the manner in which the commission would proceed. and as he had nut been relieved Gum this difficulty by any intermediate arratige. meat. he had only to say that the itew commission must proceed Its if it were the original and only torte, and if the assignees (after their appointment in the usual manner) think 6t to apply to have the old proofs re-admitted older the new crontnuaiou, they must do Moo a future occasion. Such was his de. curio') ; and if the pet-ties could tender it more Orsetive. by carrying it into effect in the spirit of 'mace, he earnestly recommended them to du so. Cauwel for the assignees—Mr. MuNTAGI.:6 and 141 r. C. Lsso. for the new petitioning creditors—The MVOS- Nf.V.4;I%IMAL. Mr. Hoens, sod Mr. Rose. Flat Alewife. Mosternian mid Co.—Mr. Hilo. POLICE. ...oar- GROSS CRUELTY . • Yesterday Ike master ea free achmil :n foe City, insli e ss iott foe the edur•ation of the children of the pout Is oil+, appeared !ohne Ike Lord Mayor, to answer Ilse complaint wise It raw of age. who walks uu crutches, :soil has nu Mime in hi• right hip, in consequence of some iojury, witteb elll4lol find a remedy. • five WO motatct stripped his bark, and esti loud the marks of the cane. The:e were at least' a diiera ems, t o w ns a foot id truelh. The buy said bie master but used bias in fist manner, jsecalow hr staid away from • 'rite S. houbseastsr motored jite.Lord Mayor, that the buy was notorious fur bring a truant and fur olisolsediroce to his patriots, and that hi• mmlwr had requested that cheetrse• Arras, litiOtaldi be imd•eted 011 burn. It. prating-ed two of his actsiodfrilowa, aim uric present, to wove that the punish tarot hail beau iodided under the wuthority. 'the Imesl Mayor overtly censured the SeModsusstei's canine the buy on his h ire back and considers it sts violence of the most brutal Lind The Schoolmaster said, it should be a lesson to him se bane as Ise lived, and begged that the Lord Moyor world pustpone Ina decision till that of the Committee, who were to imposts( int* his routine*, should be known. The !.oats MAYOR mid be scppood a dittnisoal would tae the remit of the inquiry, and advik it the Scheele, to find bail. CHARGE'OF CHILD 31URDE3 Yesterday a 7oring woman, of interesting appearance, and, as we have hero iufssrisied, of rropettable tvisow awns, untha wed a eaarainmam upon a charge lit having murdered liee enfant thud , of which she had berii sle altered. The Prtsoutr. %rhos , 'same is Matilda Boiler, it was %tali d , was possemarsluf some properly so the (muds, °pun won+ she sahMateil. The ease has been she subject of ilr h . befallen before a Outwit's Inquest, alien ttseJutl weer wielded in their oputtou, :ma it was finally reads r.l lu make airs eau a subject of ineestigatine before a Magistrate. _ _ .4,u 'Puri', who rewire M ft?. Chatteret,use .tteet. alatt.ti, that heir hashrtati am a tuttateenum The Peiattner rams to 404ge at bee &MOP ahmtt four months bark. itt.e twat is ill health. and vibes asitett the nature of her coon etlaitil, she aloesd it In be the &viol. She overawe' ND las is great dietreet olf mind until TheeNalee rob. %bra her •p. poorases Leeame 'kW/ latriede bet stall tbsaritsrao bed sot die lewd sospicina that she was Is a Nate of periggintry. la • few days *firewood's, however, • male lased was found the privy by Ile.Nhasp, the witiiere's husband. It was io • mate of ligirefaetion. The witting dlil not perceive say marks of 'Wrote rpm Its person. Mrs. Province, who lodged in the woo bower with she Pei gaiter, deposed as so the rotundity of her amrearmtee, whirls she attriltuted to the Jemmy. flbe was oreseirmaltv very ill; bust up to the time of the what having bows howl, she did wet suspect she Prisoner to love bees la a state of Keg asevey. Hrs. Flietheth Hahne stated, that she lodged in the tome Wiser with the 'Pri..neer nod was frripsently is her rompagy, hot saw an appearance Shirk led bee to swiped that she was In a Natter prememiey. AMNIA • fortnight back, is few days before the Ward us* (nand in the Ware, as about asidoieht, she Weed • shrietinc heWir entre, which morlodsied the maim mode by • sew-bars implant. Is •dq or two after 'wards she meidlotted this to she Pressure, etweveruntion, she. she replied that she auppeard that it was mode by NNW cats, who were lightiog. The witness replied, that it might have bees made by • cat kitbag a rat ; bet if she bad heard it, she would bare thought it wet the cry of • • Ilr. Henry Harley, Sergeon,of lb, Fleet usseltel, staled, that be mu galled upon is the morsisag of Tuesday last, by Mrs. Situp. to inspect an talkies which had been found is the privy Of her borne. He examhsell it, hot from the putrid condition its which be folusil it, It was quite impassible to say whether say violet/4"W bees erusinitted upon its body, which woe much swishes is aniseipsetsce of she inert air generated by the putrefaction. He was of opinion that in the stele in which it was, no evidence could be gained from its dlesection as in ohlther it hail hero bafill dead or Re had examined its mouth and thrum, bust rusld Anil wolhiog which hid been pot riles them winch coral Irma run is suspect that there bail beets nay thing edmintatersd to pat tia end to its life. This was all the evidence adduced against the Prisoner, whip, during Ihr examination was deeply affectrd. She one obligril to make use of • chair. Ithe said uothirig in her defence. Mr. Alderman Waithmas was of °pigeon, that however strong the evidence migist be as to suspicion, yet it amounted to nothing more, for before a person mild be bird for the murder or concealment of a child, its birth must be proved, and ibis bad not been dose, exceptieg Mrs. Sheep's bearing what she thought to be the cry of • child, which was 'circumstance V( very little weight. Upon these gronolls, therefore, the Worthy Alderman sneered the Pri soner to he discharged. The Prisoner being well known, and bolding a respectable rault in life, attracted a very ronitidersibk crows'. ILL CONDI:ICI OF A WATCHMAN. Yesterday Lord Walecoart encoded at this olfiee before IL Raker and H. M. Dyer, Esq.'s. the sitting Magietratn, to answer the charge of Roland, a watchman, of Mary.le hone parish, under the following circumstances : His Lord-hip, who was confined in the 'Whist/um until five o'clock :it the morning, iii conseqnence of the constable of Ike night having refused his procuring hail, or receiving money fur his appearance, was unable to attend till a late hour. The watchman being sworn, stated, that on Thursday night last, Mr. and Mrs. Wrench. who keep a public house in the Edgeware.road, near Tyborn Turnpike, had been spending the evening with a party till a late boar. awl on their return they called witness, who assisted them out of the harkney.cosich. Wilde they were standing together Isle Lordship CAM! up, and said,'' Watchman, who are them persons"' not an■wering hint, he repeated " Who arc these people!" IVuurss replied that his was 1101 misery, snit desired him to go :Omni kis business, which his Lordship refii-eat to do. abused witness iffy much, and threatened to report hint and make him hoe his situation. At length lie was induced to take hint to the watchbouse, where he nes locked up. Lord Widmann*, in hie &fence, said, that the conduct of the watchman altogether was moo insolent and illegal. He was returning to his residence, 9s, Park-lane, at the time spoken of, and he saw a hackney-coach standing its the rood, and a number of people were standing together with the watchman. who was almost to enter the pishlic-houite to drink with them. this Lord-hip asked him who tan were, and he behaved with great impertinenc►, sod threatened to take him to the watchbouse, end even posited him off the pavement. On siting the watc►man enter the public-hues* to drink, hi* Lordship said he would positively snake no ex. ample of him if he entered the place to drink. and told him be ought 1144 V) do so, Oft which he dragged him to the watchbonse. He wee lucked up in a dark hole, nod the constable would not bear hint. or receive bail, until a per. sun arrived at save o'clock in t►e iuoraiee, and released him. Watchman—Your Lordship threatened to make me hme my situation, the mine a. you had other watchmen. Lord W211 , C01111-1 certainly bate, and will think it my ditty to pnnieli yes. Watchman--Yosir Lordship ought to have told the truth. His LArdsliip—Ton any leimuur, your Wiltshire, what I have stated is slue. Mr. Raker, the Magistrate, said. that the watchman e►r. taints , bad• no right to take his Lordship in charge. He would not say how far prudent it was in him to have inter fered. Lord Walsconri—Of the two the moldable acted worse. He thought he himself lead done his duty, and was the ag grieved person. Mr. Dyer said be certainly wee, and directed hie Lordship In seek redeem by mesas of making a complaint to the %Vetch Committee. His Loidallip positively declared he would tumid' them to the utmost extent. To Ms Roiron of Ms WATERFORD MIRROR. Carrick.on &dr, August 21. bug through 'roar Paper to nteothu • ;feel and extraordinary ease that isecurerd beet the Jay before yester day. J stacked my *heat on that ivertiug, and b.sviag oc caston to go next mowing to the Arid I missed one of the stacks. I found the gate of the Acid locked, and searched round the hotool•, bct could see oo appraranee of its have tag been taken over the heJp•. I then went to the spot where she stack was untir, and to my ', ea t astpaishnstot. found the /resold tomb. and that 11w top sheaf of the stack was ;past Over the surface of the ground--I ant. Sir, gue. RICHARD LIRANYHtiAN. i i s~. I MELANCHOLY EVENT. He Saisirday evening, A•grat 7, a 4 Waimea from Hoy lake unek a boat Mid w, nt on Huylake hawk, at low water. to (lig for copper, supposed to have been left from a wreck. Two of the party, Josexh little and Samuel Sineuck, by seine mischance separated. it is supposed, Kee miles from their cueripanions, who. at night, on the return of the tide, got isitu their boat, but exerted themselves for a cosi-Otte. able period, by repeatedly shouting, and by sailing tumid the beak in different directions, to endeavour to discover thew.. When slue party first separated. th• y agreed to meet at a certain ply. e, which, it is 'apposed, some of them had animate's. As they could out swim. and the tale was gee. dually so:rounding tLem, they had to 'adore. fur a couei deralele lime, she horrible feelings that must hese been ex cused by the certainty suf their miserable fate. It was mid. 11104 which must have iurreastd their despondency. Is tlo• cadfill situation it would leflite3r whet they wear eilieimes tie., bodies ..110.1111 be found, fur they lived their 'Los. I; ill the sea.:, to which they tied themselves with their althea, their hande's-114f% *WI their hat-balltfil The Qtuength of the intr. or their own steugebne. meat have euesteirst the shovels final the sand, as the poor awn were found dead steal niurniug, tied to gash. shotelus, within • yards of the stall where, from appearances, they bed, Is all prolialeiluty, faudened themselves. . Joseph little.has kit a wife pregnant nod three eluldern ; se they are vv.(' now. and err it.... soddenly dein is ed of an inde.trioue husband sod a good father, the swanlicat donations will be gratefully rrerivrd fur them as, !maid she floating Beth, et she oak* of this paper, sod el dun, of vet breams Ediiiiter—(liver pea Voarirr d rirE BRbR REPORT. Extract from the Minium taker before the Co.. mittee of tire Is of Commons ea the Petition of several inholitasts of Loudon mud as ricioity respecting the price sad quality of beer. fOistilhafrom our Peps tef poderday.) Almada Ow's emastaistion awarded. llinsif—Yes; the hem that eletateed the stet et *Met We woe mode. . --- - - Pram when dM roe feat It ?..Fream a plan is Orsi'l laa-laise. What time was it Hat yaw caroled the coloarlaNisat, me. "era, wreki.g?-11 was ipsmy dile:tat tidies the day; i was very witty at it. Rot at what hour did you see to carry the coliwitial wet; --At varieties tiers ; sessiotiases oboe, sometimes Its es elms, or twelve; this was early, it was site a di/erect cascara. The eolossriog la • liquid enatalaad I. a cask !—Yes ; that a mall particle will dissolve itself la • large 'timidity of Meer. Too ward to carry It lit Nfewes?—Ys., with • permit; hat I wryer carried this to Vow always had • permit with it '—Tee; but I sever had with Woo othir. Of coarse shot Mail World prefect k fiem bring seised; the brewer having a right to roe it by an of porlisinein believe they had, but I have been at very early hoary. Now did you aver carry say powder from say place !— Yee. Where did you fah, Jafrosa rawaot tell the same of the Wrest properly ; it was Mg powder, it was similar to prart.sah. Where did you fetch It file ! From • place is Gray's. Ins Where did vow lake it to; sad where did you deposit its —.I remised it frog • Mews. • You twit it front Graft.lnmlase ?—lt lased to take it to the bask of • lane wear Nedforrt-sqaare. Who was the owner of the premises where yea deposited it ?-1 sever made such an elasereaston. Was Mr. Meru the proprietor ?-1 never considered Mr. Mesa bad any thing at all to do with it. When you left it yak had attain sloe to do with it '—No, nothiag at all. Whit became of it, ne what was dose with it, or where scut, you do not know'—No, 1 Ms sot. What reason have you for belleviag it was diluted, and that the same stuff was snipsequestly tarried sway in so other shape ?-1 thought It was brosight to the Maws for one purpose, and that they took It away for soother; 1 sever saw it done. Were you not examined before the Extim upon that sub ject ?—Never. Or in the Court of Excheqmer?...-No, Never; I bad no thing to do bat with Ih/teatime's cartage. Did you ever see one of the Imams opened ?-01a, yes! I I have seen them opened. How large were they?—Generally about a font and a half, to two fret square ; they weighed abort ao hundred weight and a half. 1 think it was about that weight; Mr. Fitchew came down to our place. Who wee Messrs. Mere broad clerk, or stoee•house clerk at that lintel...l Neve► blew say thing of Messrs. Mena; I never knew le nethiog" but about Mr. Wheelers; I was 'Employed for them; they lived in Charles -street, Drury lane ; I was glad to earn a few shilling. in that way to main tain ray family. I suppose it was five or six years ago sauce I did any thing. flow long has Wheeler left the town?-1 du not know; very soon afire I did that job fur them ; and they never em• played me may mauve. Were you ever employed in carrying this diluted liquor after you were detected ley Fitch.. !—No, never, it finally Emitted it; it was intended to be dome upon a more extruded scale; hot Mr. Fitebew stopped the progress. That is your suspiciom sever saw it attempted after ward*. What reams have you to supple* it was to ba famished upon a loom extended male oe system, but that Facile. finishes , It ; what reason hate you for supposing that ; you must have some reason fur raying so; do not threw out suspicions if you have so remade ?—No ; 1 du out wish to throw sort suspicions. What are your reason* for saying so?-1 will say, that 1 took a large cask or vat down to the butters of Sitiauc.strest, and that is what !draw my assertioa from. Who gave you the order to du dist ?—M r. Wheeler. Did you learn who It was intended fur?—No. Doi Wheeler tell you who it was for !—No ; never. All that you kora of it was that it was takes duo to Sloasie.stieet by Wheeler's order ?-..Yes, it was takes time by Wbeekes order. At whose house did you leave it in Slosne.street !--lt was pat into a private plate, a sort of stable, at the back of Illuane-street. . But had you any other order excepting to take it to Ibis stable; was It directed to any particular person ?—No; 1 speak only what h (heed upon the truth ; Mr. Wbeeler was • gentleman who nes& colouring fur Menu. Did you see *COM place Is Monsestreet, which you call a private place, any pmparatioes such as bed been used In the other places, *lsere you had takes the bum., to, for the purpose of diluting the liquor ?—When we loaded at the tidier place, we were obliged to load the casks, even if they weighed but Ilfty.six pounds, with a roach pole; I will nut deny myself, l will speak the truth. The Committee asked you, whether you saw may prepara tions making fur diluting the liqaor ugly the stable, the place, " you know?' Did say body receive it there ?--.1 believe Mr. Wheeler t brother received It himself. Do you know who was that person who received it at China Mews !--.1 do not know the people's names any more than a post, nor the same of the stable; Mr. Fitcbew how., it better than me; be is acquainted with it, because he was at that business when my cod was going up Ludgate-hill. Have you ever carted this species of article fur any other person, s swept by order of Mr. Whirler'—N. err, never; nor nes auy of the colouring ever seat, 'swept by order of Mr. Wbeekr. Mr. Wheeler weed to employ ale as a carter; be ivied to ask me to du this, and to earn a little money ; I wished to do It ; I do set desk that we went above a duseil or fueirtresi times. 1 mid illalelinses to inset a Qieskee'a curt is Osfurd.street, bet whit was in the cart 1 declare 1 did am know. Mr: Josh" inns 1Z :ea fat sad examined, Have the goodaem In state to the Committee, up to the latest date you can, the fact of deleterioua articles being used by brewers !—Vp to this day. I only go from the tasting of beer, and such as Hist. Cau you by your taste give evidence which would be sat is fat tory to your owu mind, of any conclusion you come to as to Ills component ingredients of beer suppose I could satisfy my own conscience, but 1 do not know that I could twisty any body else. You are au eacisrassn ?—Yes. During that tient did you acquire brynur experiewce and by your taste, a knowledge of some or the component in giedirots in beer, and which knowledge you wrrc afterwards tnahteil to verify by fact?—Yes. Now long have you elnitiesl the Excise?-1 have quilled the Excise uiue years : 1 kk the service in the year IWO, in the month of Naveasber. flare you discovered within these two years past, by the 14fIlt CllperilllCe which you acquired daring the time you were an officer...that beer in this metropolis ban heels com posed of other ingredients lima malt and baps'—When 1 dircurereA that Owe was other ingredients, they were gene rally used heftier fernietitatiou,acul is one wort ; hot when the different worts one boiled rod come together, and when it has Lwrn fermented rod atteaustedot is impassible to tell so well afterwards. Them your expericsei was acquired during the stages that the lignite was in that slats you have described N—Nes; doling the greater part of its operation. And have you been able to discover trout liquors is another stale withio them two years post, that it ban been composed of any other iogrediesmi besides malt and bops! have oedistied mystifier the fact*, the tante ; but tit the lame Oise] as set bee. *hot 1 cool 4 &Ise what ft bee, thotigb l satisfied myself. Did you God the same degree of selisfaclies anti cosmic lies is your mead, which pm were ,stabled to derive frees *nisi blears is the state you base described, when you were is kscise Wien!—Hy siseriesee *sold be estisieol, but I meld nes tell of what it ins einspeord; Me !miter that is sew we.' is the beer is not sow wises it seed lu be; I de set ibis* st is hemp. When you were is the habit of disenverirtg isgredisido in the beer, whim is the Purim, mold rot MI whet slay seers?—Many W thew 1 sworni not; hat wise of thew 1 could, because they did set use se many itiewest repos lions es they do sow shier hope are a.. dear. Could you tell soy of the incertliesisP-1 rued felt Spa. nish Jove, from iselesses, hut not molasses from sugar. Could you detect chemical ingredients !......Net to prove It; 1 hove detected brewers will capsicum, which they have bees detected In sting. Could yes now, nut sirs/lag the liosee, Wm est visiting es you did when In the Excise, detect soy parties's lager. dies* by the taste!—Nu morn than besot misled that it wee set brewed host malt wed hops; but many bitters are sow pot together, for they sae 'Weis three different sorts; the beer is leach we bitter new than it steed so be. Have you with*. these twu yews made amp whaervatiam spun may beer which ynu knew kJ be brentsill. by airy of the eleven breweries'-1 know generally by the taste of the beet who the brewer ea; I think 1 should slutost know the brewer of any particular beer that I have tasted. Hove you made any observations um soy beer which you have tasted within a hrewhottse of any of the eh vs. great brewers?-1114i; I have been within the walls of any brewery fur many years. Has way in this beer whir* you have so Mated been brought by yourself fil servant directly from the manufactory uf those greet busses ?—.411 the beer that 1 had came fruits the public bourses. In fact, any ithservations you have to enrke epos beer which you have made within the last tyro rim, is founded Epos beer which p.m drank at publie-lunmes?—Yes Ido out know that I have beers in a brewhouse for many years. Have you been is any houses where you have kuuwn that the beer has eons, direct from any of the great houses?—Nu Forme lbws by drinking the beer that came from those breweries. Have pm soy sraptaiotsnee that you know took the beer direct from auy of the treat breweries ?-1 suppose the Committee mean private fi muds. Yes'—No, [do wit know of any. Are any informations ever lodged against any publican'? Nut of my own knowledge; hot I have understood that there have been, and the great brewers have end red to put a stop to the practice. Fur what cause were these informations laid?—Fur using illegal ingredients. And you believe that the great brewers have been endea vouriNg to put a stop to this practice t-1 do 1.01 know that of my own experience, hut I have beard that some or the great brewers have encouraged officers in detecting those publicans; I do not kuuw it of my own knowledge, but I love been ink, it. Who are the officers who are employed chiefly for Ibat purpose ?—Nubtody chiefly; the molt active officers are em. pkyed by the Board; the Hoard generally employ the must active of f icers to make detections. I have braid it from two or three officers; a person of the name of Fitchew, whom I saw here yesterday, he chewed me a list of publi cans sad Gibers who had been detected in using unlawful ingredients. (To be contintia,) CUMBERLAND ASSIZES. cARLISLE, MONDAY, AUGUST O. CROWN cm Mr. Baron WOOO, w h o arrived here late last night, came to the Crown Court at twelve to-day. Lord fllorpetli is Foreman of the Grand Jury, and among other Gentlemen of rank and weight in the county who attended, we observed Lord Low. ther and Col. Lowther, Mr. Curwen, and Striantes Graham. The Ertl of Lonsdale sat on his Lord ship's left hand. The Royel Proclamation of June, 1787, sgsiiist vier, profaitirovss, and ininionility, haviog been rrud. his Lordship thus c h ange d thr Ors, I 1 Jury : "Tour labiassre on this occasion promise to be abort, for the pria.••ten are few, and the offences charged are unac. OUT p*l .1 with auy circumstances of novelty or veer'. lion. treutlemen, lam very happy that Mt charges appear lu the calendar for bolding riotous and tumultuous as. stabile,. lu this comity you have hail eneetincs, but .ut each as have euuvulsed a neiglihuoriug county 1 have an doubt that you will do all in your power to rehree the partial distress that may raid in this ylare. If any at. tempts are made to hold meetings such as have been held in mighliniiring comities, it will be your duly to prevent diem; for the übject of those memiugs has most undoubtedly beau to su b vert t he G u er ra m eo t. Yon hare his Royal Highness IM "inset Regent's Pesielamation iu your hands you will give it your moot serious attention, and sutler it as effectual as possible." _ IVArAL lIVTELLIC;ENCE. •VGV.T 46. Arrived the Zephyr transport from the !iu.►rs, Caine into hitribut4 to refit, the filtetsutti. Shiluct the Virogeur fur 'gym uuth. ►ALIMOUTII, AUGUR ?4. • Sailed the Joseph arid Jane, Freueh, fur the Baltic. HARWICH, AUGUST 29. Arrived the Palace of Orange packet with a mail from Holland. DFAL, AUGUST 26. Came down from the River and sailed, the Brandi Colony, Suitt, fur the Cape of (loud Hope ; and the Rados, Guanine, fur Madeira and Jammea. whole of the horneirard.houad for the niver. Prue o'clock —A ship has just hove in vmht eff the South Fuethosti, suppured to lie the Iles hen, from Rental. LISA P.POOL. AUGUST t 3. Arrived the Transit. Millie, from Viriut:ii: smiled ?lih July. Alma merited off that putt, the Scipio, Drainatnoud, (win VirKinia. COURSE OP EIWHANI Amsterdam 1 0 Ditto at sight ll II Rotterdam .... 2 C III 0 Antwerp . Haw:bomb U. 33 Altona .......21 U. 36 3 l'aria 3 day's eight Ditto .........2 U 25 4o HOU rdtaii , i Frankfurt on the IF, Iran''. Almon 27. Venire . Malta 4S Naples - - 314 Paielloo • prr Oa 117 la: Min Oporto IGu inneiru ........ tiB ....... 13 1 131 ACII) t Cank uu !gain, Lx. Af 149 Nadrid nt; Cadiz ',yr :IC:1 liilbua lr ilarcrlows ..... 36 Gibrehat Lei:hese 4Bl 4.'esoa 442t 111.1.1 Portotral Gull it t .. Coin, per 0z....3 17 10i Foreign Gold in 3 17 10f Nrw Donblouse 3 14 6 blew Dollars l/ 5 0 &Isar i• Ihies 0 b 2 Cora Inspector's 11et■rt, Tutotsnar, Autsmt 16 Wheat, per load lBl --s to 411 104 New ditto IW --4 to Ini 10+ Barley, per quarter 34. —4l to 40, —.l Oats . INN --ei to 341 —d Beau• 414 —d to Wrs —d NEwitußY, BERKS. Wbeat 47s to 39s Od Oats tRe to 30s aa Rye to —a 0.1 Basses Barley 32s to 41as 0.1 Pease Stead, Is. 7J. to Is. 9.1. per (Allen. SMITHFIELD MARKET, rousse, Auoutv 27. This day's market hal not a considerable supply of the different kinds of cattle: Beef, &bitten, Larnh, Veal, and Pak, were cheaper; and the trade its Newest was mu us. r brisk. The sales is the Haymarket sere aosnewint deli Hay, Straw, and Clever have dropped in pries. Thu Wien ins prices and numbers are so accurate statement :-- To sink the offal per stoat of Sib. Sect ...11s. 10.1. to 4a. ti. Heed of Cattle this day :-- kl sown. 4s. 041. to Ss. 44. Reams 734 Lamb.. 41 4.1. to ha. Ili. Sheep and lambs.... 7.11 v) Tea1....45. 0.1. to ht. 44. Calves Port ...as. 10.1. N Ss. Pits HAY-MARKET Hay 31. 3. 611. to W. IS E. 84. Siva• Clover 4l. Os. W. to M. Os. 01 NIIIVGATII AND LEADENHALL MAREEP.. (by the Carea44.) • S l el .... •4 to 44 4.1 I Veal 4. OJ to f. 4 Mutton.. 4a 44 to 64 Od Park—. Ss OA to 6a 01 Lamb, S. 4d to 68 OJ PRICES OF HAY AND WTRAW K. JOIRSS. wisawacworsa. Hay 5/ 04 0.1 to 61 0. 0.1 Hay.. 51 la. 04 to 01 tO. 0.1 Straw 2/ 54 01 to Al 0. 0.1 New do 4110. WIN 0/ 0. v.l Clotrertn Oa Od to Os 011 Straw 4/ 12. 41.1 N WM. ti I Clover 7/ 7. 0%11 to 0/ Si ad PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. x ass XllOll. X Cif MCC [TS- Kent.... 3/ Or to 4/ O. Kest no to 41 Ps %lases.. OF HU se 3/ las Roma.... Si *b tis 41 4. Essex ....Of Os to 01 Or Sown .... 311 j$ so 41 Os Farnham, gerund, 4110 i to b/ 50.—fine, 04 Pa to , 0% . - - Forti,v; rsockett Of Os to 3/ 04k RAW 11111)ES. gest heifer• and Pikers (per Malin:tea- 2. MI i.. 2. To 510 e.•).. Is SA VD 3s 041 1 Alarket Calk. Os 1.. 0....." •li.l4lsogrs 2. 4.1 to 24 6.1 Essig. Horse flr 0.11.. Os all rtticEs OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ass. 1,..r 11-26, Town Tallow 614 6.1 —. fid y e l low away 66t Yellow Ituw.ta 62. 0.1 —. Od Mottled White ditto...—. Od —. Od Card lO2. Soap a1it0.... 58. Oil ..1; Od , Graves 2.1., 64 Melting Statr 63. 0.1 —. Oil Goad Dregs O, ~,, Dino roagle,„34s 04 --a Oil .. ........_ ..__. COAL MAHKET. Aooort V. /Wirt at Market 1;111p0 bald. Prue. 36 Newcastle 1.1 So ...lerlatol , 6 .... 36r. 0.1. In 40* t•J . 1 Derbvsbire . ••• 1 .... 268 Od. to 0 1/J. 1 Ci adees ... 1 .... 14s. WI. lo .--1 &I. BIRTH. At Santry Florae, near Dublin, the Lady of Sir Caere* Dmitrille, Bart. of a dou:hier. MARRIAGE. On Tuesday last, et Urerpool, by the Rey. Hugh Horeb,. Vicar of St. Michael's. Hardman Park, Esq. second son of Thome' Earle. of Spekelanda, Eaq. to Ni.. Mary I...sigtotn. Aenehirr of the late William Langton, Esq. of Kirkham, to the county of Lancaster. DEATH. • On Wednesday, at Margate, Richard Owen, Esq. plies years of the Secretary's Ogler, India Howie. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LAM M\ RHIDGIi Alonsing 3I miner O. 1 &ming I alley 7. LONDON : Prikiod sod Pablished al lie Odium. No. 191. Strand; +beer Advereimmowis an received, sad I r.seic, ( rid) abut ha ailarroso4--C. SMITH, No. le. es lon, Mole, J. WHITS, No. 111, 51r14. 4 Poblishoir • PRICE OF STOCI linnk Ste( k.. , 230 3 per Ct. IL d. 731 7.1! 3 per Ct. C0ni..71; 7i prr t, : tnt l3 I 4 prr Cents... 90! JO 90 5 per Ct. N. 105 1041 eBank . Ann. 19 3-16 , Imp. 3 prr Ct. Ann. 701 E YEtTERDAY. intim Stuck 219 Omit 6 , tete14...1-2 18 South 5•• SN , Ck 78L Ex. 11111 r, •: I (ID, • or. par. Ditto, Lot trry Tickets !sr. 4 pr. Cunt, fur A. • • • . 711 72 711 Ar4nrErs. prole Se London NW Mee Cktreal /MOAT, /Mous, in. arrtorir.—Tbr Coffin mart , roirogeo ofoorly ; , chows wince oar 1••1 moist of 119111 Promos lINd , a • flonsolearoo 114 ; 70 Wiser aros *Std. • 1714 ; tilletllll6 ; Auras n it ;to Wad US inmate 74 Stromt.—The drown/ for Iluoroorowies Meath this wart; the pathetic, -sr* wt, howev er , sive ; there I. not die Mom attendise is the pieta neer are mill teletssive iespiries after Lampe, uve rem , rootinues inadegosie to the •Irtrinal; :crashed go olo ; 7 1 alto is good otrihastrl, sad gemeally The imelwi stated improvise; the shlpthents of maned is La o al sotemtim. 14•Issers are Measly. :This ferreous emonsive min of cart Isle. aid U nt il Supra were Irosght forward; the former o.le r 0.4 66 „, ve the priers of the last Indio sale. middling white sal grty his • 3.%5. Id., ordisary 315.. 319 411. The Resell Sugars were chiefly mites is-3mm 110 1 . td , 30.. 44.; Yellow it.. a. 3494 Inds (Wirer, Ss M , dlr. 6.1 , good 43.. Id. a 43i. %quit I *pots Dtitv—Fehma the late eery low pri v ,, g Barr, there is every probability 'hal the aspen del, g bt the htlr proxiloo will be rls. ism piece of 1114. per tin. 4 1 present import fluty am al sorWehries, Coffee-The public. salve of CAN *est* r amm this week are again esteesitre ; is eunstoptener of large supplies the twice+ yesteniay west pessersity 3i. cwt tuner, sad she rah wee heavy at the decline. The public sales this rareness renamed Jawisa l ~„4 Rental tleseriinions; the Curtner twain bold et a 4.6..4 sheet Is. Risking a fall siseeTnestily lan of 3.. i wr large parcels of ...Amery at. Donsiuse were withdraws a 118 a.; ordinary Brasil at lids. The Coffee market may gr. wind!, he sta...d 3a. hewer, meg heavy at the sue, MUNDY. sad HOLLitigs —The Rest market easy he stated at as introveisont, chiefly occasioned by tb. , Cseeernoteet a mains; there is also some appearance et wi export eh atattel, the request appears In AP Iwineinall y 5„, Leeward lased Runts; the purchases yet reported are ss , , he/tyre, se extensive as was aeticipatril. In Brawl, ca Geneva there is Note alteratios. The Ports are now shut fur the resume three sernic,:, against the importation of every description o r Grain : rardom can, however, he lodged in the warthog., for rr-shipment.—Allbooth the Purrs ere shut splint 1.. ►oreign Grain the, are still open for the fire isepoutaints s, ell Corn from British North Americo. Mex.—This foremen as extensive one of East Inks Rice was brought forward, consistieg of 5,346 hags %Sho e &evil ; the small propane's sold west about Is slider last axle al the India Mount; ordinary same Ig d a 13, , very good sink 14s. a lis. ed.; all is hoed sail hshk td the deny. Oite.—The accounts reopecileig Mein Straits Ftsferr are very eafavouralde, tee IreMei* kW, end . drventl earboar:l in the ire; the priers of 1{ halt Oil have advaaced ' , UCLA alder ably. TaLLOW.—The prices of Tallow renting, to Luisa 'Wetly ; early in she week Mo. end Its. was resh-.14 hrt Yellow Candle Tallow, sewer thew the masker has burns, exceedingly heavy; the priers have given way eutawlend,lt The Town-market iu-day le quoted 63..6d., which is 2.. higher than last week. .1 " . a u I. a tis k A • ; 7. alt c aa ireetiood Pr is QIN% theft s& ▪ liny Imo lia lad l asti i mora l a a. se t sad grt , Wel I Ilk to a (YTS Ss , tutor A • Frit. s 1 Mr. daily g at r tom beRI lot Goma PrA ed Ilona Pr• ly to, po t a. to■tra aaa 111.6.4 INT t Writ ova at way ge. AAP may tot by Or I owe of as Si •i!tally f„, ol err firmly to CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Await 27 M'e have had but few fresh arrivals mare Murky— There were a few urw Oats at Market, but w. lilik bu ...e-s doing, we quote the prices in rueval nominally the saws aa oa Monday. au ..... I Si E. e.- i ~: