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LAW INTFLLIG EXIT. COURT OF LING'S DENCii, 10. ntiva v. -actiCl. 4.11 * This was an action to rociiiver the ettftrof 40664 14, upon two hills of exchange taken from the be ferniant by Mr. Durand,„ ;tad whim-hati tired paid to •he Plaintiff: It appeared that Mr. Durand, the assignee or Mr. Bare ay, the patentee of Bar- Aitubilious Pills, had entered into an agree ment %Nab Defendant, by . abieh hr wita bound to take 60.000 boxes per asmwm, at 4, 6(1. twr box, in confnitcration of bee g thi aisle vendor of this patent medie.tre, and had taken the bills is question in part payment. For the 11E6211(1311N an a.trtupt VMS made to thew that Ho• vain:dile consideration had been givelt; bot holing to this point, a verdict was given for Planitiff, to the amount of the inns. USURY. PRALOCRINON e. fIAFFIF.LD. This action WR3 brought upon two bills of es chaise,e, one for 11001. and another for 1731., against the Detendatit, as acceptor. For the Defentiant it was proved, that these hills were drawn by u person of the mime of Simile, and w.:re acceptesi by Defendant as it matter of ill- rill.. nictitation, without any value received, and th:it they had been carped at All iisarions rate, which vitiated the agreement. For the bill of lentil. dlr. Slade, since hecotne a haiil.rupt, had received 1831. 811. iu fillilley, and fur the retillintler had re ceives' }Homo., of small valuei to C.04111r 'the ille- Frailty of usury. ror the bill of 1701. he had re- Ce.ivo;dl6ol. and a Poomist, valued at 1.31. or itil. by the Plaintiff, but winch in reality was ' known not to be a Poussili by the porno., and was att•trwaid•Oold for .21. though it might be worth 31. Under teleae eirconistomes the Plaintiff was nun tuned. .. 'BREACH OF CONTRACT. . SNIITTLEW,MTVI e. GOLDIV. • Mr. Gs attow stattrl;llnit the nadirs in this ac tion ... re originally, , partners in Livertioofi as sur "VIM and 61 1 )0AT:tortes, and practising inan:mid. wiftry. Tire Dli r:ifitilit being desirous to with draw Irmo online., -01111 eistered tato ao.iiKreeinent with the Komi, telio was to stay lies duol. per on mu, in cosisirlentidit of his eo mot/14 4 w i Lig lii 111. Ilk if for a !united- ti,he ; he I)elondont, however, in breach of his agreement, halt continued to prac tise; au,i the present aettnn was instituted for a compensation in dainties. three gentlemen, reedeuts of Liverpo 01,. were 'then called, who devoted to Defendant haring ofli.iated as inan . -midarife to the aceuuchement of their wises, for which he was paid; and one of them' alleged that, tu his Cluittunis bill, a cheige 148' been made for attendance upon his sou, who 110" been blistered by the Defendant. A Mm. Jacksutr, a black wourtu, also deposed to fiefeNdant's it tetoling upon 11. e family in which she resided, but that hr furnoshell no to . edicines—he wrote ',reset-M -inot, fur ustslicitist,, wl.ich she hollered were sub sequently made up at the shop of the Plaintiff. hue ATTORNEY-CiENKRA 1.. for the Defendants contended, that this action was one of • most in teunowe patine, not brought for the purpose of jot.- ' tier, but in revertge, because Nlr. Coldie had ori ginally sued Mr. Shisttlesvorth for the non-payment of the 3001. u• year. lie might have tried the cause at Liverpool, but would not, for he wished to in crease the expense of the suit, and save his cha racter by having it tried here. The Lcarmd Coun sel then contended, that this was no breach of cou tract, the original agreement being, that the De (rodent should Iso longer practise es apothecary, or surgeon. sod the evidence 'bravest that he had acted only as man-midwife ; and if that could be osia• sidered a breach. where he nad only followed 01C dictates of humanity, in acceding to tits wishes of' . particular friends, he was convinced the damages could he only siousithit:'oi Lord Ettvarbiotton paid, it was for the Jury to determine, fin i d o whether it was a trial of skill, or a trial of humanity' worl d , next. whether the profession.of man-mwhirifery could bane been con sidered in the,iiiiktlial'agrewesest r ips coming anion the meaning pf. Met-ailing of • surgeon and apo thecary ? 'f:hy !Ali w a rm however ditleresit, as fair id was enunectedriithieriministering the blister, which came clearly ',Ohio the meaning of the original contract. It Wintot a case, tinder all the circum stances, for eiCKlsair% damages; and they would award aceortlitt; tii the lust of tlwir judgments. - The Jury robed. and; rofver about oue hone* eute‘ideratioli, returued la verdict for the Pliusta-- Damages, Out Inrilling. AIR. CARNEGIE'S BALL On Tuesday last, Mt. Juno CARNEGIE gave, at his loriginga, Arg 11-court, Glasgow, to a select party of his friends, the greatest beauty and fashion of tire place, one of the growled entertaininents that has been witnessed in that city. It com menced at nine, with a ball, openers by Mr. C. and the FlAteer of the held, which ended about one, when the e pany sat down to supper, which ended about three Mrs. Dtcstris and Mr. Dor.- LAMY were of the party, arid added much to the harmony and conviviality of the company. The whole suite of apartments were superbly illomi bated. The right hand side of the entrance to the banqueting or slipper-roam was guarded by a full length bronze figure of Venus, holding a total of spermaceti in one hand, and a turtle dove in the other. The left hand aids was guarded by a frill length bronte figure of Apollo. fielding a torch of spermaceti in one hand, and a lyre in the other.— The supper-roont was decorated with wreaths of variegated flowers, myrtles, and other evergreens, assorted in the most nottvelk and faiicifid manner ; the roof surrounded with a fanciful drapery of pink and light blue; iq every corner were seen beautiful bronze Capid.t, holding turelics; the whole adorned with a disnlai., of transparent paintings. Among the transparencies, were a Savoyard girl hblding a tambourine, • beautiful Irish girl bolding a harp, • laige pandiAig of Loch Spey and the surrounding scene,iy, and a spread .eugle—A-tioe erect of Mr. Cr The Implore was nfrr of the mnist fishy and elegout, sod the whole went off with hreatt eels!. unm•tteemermesorm•Ar I I I Tilt Doidast..To Dory*, r.J "hop. 1111aamm; miled from Culicoa, :Ltd. of 101.4 y. ep mompleririolthie Pelicdrn. it- A s him. ~. 1 • • NAVAL INTELLICENCZ. • • rottritioiro, JOLT 9. Arrived, Owl's/eons from Plymouth.—Slailell the Irappfr and Liefender, on a cruise.— Wind N. The tie4iinents that are assembled here at pre sent, are the 1;;;tii, 7 tat, B.loth, Ji,l, :Alt, and .23,1, which arc etaeutuped at Stoke's tiny. Gosport. The following are at South Sea Cot ttttt or Royals ;th, and 63d root. A gri at number of the Artillery, with their horses, embarked yesterday. The grand embarkation is expected to take place of Wednesday. The line of battle ship% will e into harbour for the. purpose of receiving the troops. Jui.v e. Arrived the Orestes sloop of war from a cruise ; Princess Chsrlutte frigate, from the Weld Indies; Peacock sloop of war, from Falmouth ; Mariner dun-blio front the eastward; eitekoa ',Almoner, from Itncliefott ; Endeavour urines brig, from the westward, wide a Bat. Sailed the Orestes sloop of war, for Scilly. FALMOUTH. JULY 7. Arrived this day the Towns/and packet, Captain ‘Vesterit, in 23 days, front Tortola; she brings 110 porticsilar news: Ito the lit inst. she spoke, in lat. 47, 12, long. !7, 57, the Thalia frigate, with a mmHg convoy from Qiichec. The American ship Vernon, from Baltimore, 4.5 days passage ; (he Broonoirk, Peters, from Charleston. ;14 days ; Si. dome, Piers, front ItWags: the florlerpria, Lieut. P. t , . A ostrut her, with the trentsportx; British Union., for Plymouth ; the PispotHe brig, 3 . 1‘.1 , 1 atom from the Bay of ficioduras, 60 days. The Hydrit frigate, with a gees from Lisboa, is of the hitrli .ter the following put into this poet. i ns. the flittmerty traiisparti . Perry: /awe ditto, Stott ; rrire ditto, ilarris; Home tertte,Mirldimoolt; Cootrucree, Evans ; Pfstriot schormei; Trisoh. The reauaioder proceeded to the Evotwanf. Sailed the Eirtigaospt armed brig. er,ith a fleet of coastepsb tbr %Waken food this Diatspersd, Forster, for , , • lowsoitee, ittsv 9. Lustutght sod this morning *ix or seven very Rue inn:spoors :irrived in this harbour for infantry, being !oar of a cortsidersible another expected. It is tint 4. 4c . r .1 that the embarkation will tom tnetice o4i) there are a re it many more trans ports, eivirOarge force of liarsiitry.covitlry, and artillrry,.bsiisgot this time {llllllll clue day's march of thst caret; th•-ret.rr, when the esidnerkatiote brains, it wilt he finished io a sltort time, as every thitig will be prepared, in order fist the troop. may not bc liing . ou board, pia viottv to, staling lot they place of destioation. A grtat many of the Commie cries ailing' bete yesterday and to-day ; tosoos.wrow os7re Xiiiltkeosiae, tickers for Ow army, &u. Miajor.ete . kasitalyatt will be here to-mor row, a t id:thelliakthis of tinutivy like expected the same dal. T%Charas tronsports, it is supposed, will not c‘tni t. iii'kelre until the infantry are vet board. it has blotto a terrible gale. of wind since 12 o'clock last night. and, as the Omens are crowded with ships vilec•ing fer the Fmpohtiou, we are very apprehensive of receiving bad accouuts from Deal. Some transports are arrived in this harbour, and nielre ate expected every day. • MAL. Jtmr 9. Arrived the Brothers, Young, from Stockholm.. Sailed the his, Maier, for Oporto•-••Wind N. blows bard. Aroma. Jur.r 9. On Friday evening, a smack, having on holed .250 kegs,pf Tien..., was send in Welty) one of the revenue cutters (Make, Comineoder. • It Appeers soots after the ',ilia had left the Meth coast, she fell in with war: the Commander of which, after the imeessary smarninationOluding three other persons beside the crew, in all seven. one of *hats proved to be Smasher, the peraon'lately reported to lose been, with revertl others, shot in Holland, out may reje.aed them, has t offered them every assistance, and' actually towed thein across, cod then returned to Ina otetion: *eon after which they fell in with the shire cutter, the Captain of wh i el i did no t o , .t with the same kindness, hat insisted on taking in ' the vessel (he is quite a yoUng man) it is needless to add, the persons found we hoard were liberuted, after being at their own request first put on board the flag-ship in the Dowses. It is likely that Co. vernment through them is put its possession of some further information respecting the armies., We have several Datch vessels here under neu tral Bags, the crews of which ere .utuusitnoue in declaring thy. great desire their countrymen have, at this critical time, for assistance from this country, gs at present there are MP French troops in Ilol lipid, except a small number on the island of M'al eheren. It appears they are now thoroughly coo . winced of their former mistake in rejecting the proferred service of the English, whether too late, haws Duly can *hew. The Militia Regiments stationed here are daily removing, to make room for the Regulars, who are coming in, for the 'purpose of einbarkation.—Ou Friday, the 91141 Regiment of liighlaaders cattle ; they are *nice gone iota the Castle, to make room for others colones is said that a large body of trews are expected to embark here.—The march of the Perthshire Regiment of Militia, which was to have takes place to-day, from the Castle, was put off, in consequence of the badness of the weather, it having rained excessively since two o'clock till'. rooming: netwitlistanding which, about 130 sick soldiers, from Canterbury, in open waggons, were brought in about two o'clock this afternoon. to embark for Wises Barracks. WILL', Jtl ILY .5. Landed from a Spani‘li debut:fuer, fmot Gijon, four tips:l6ll Gentlemen, who immediately set off .for London. Caine in the (lrc.tes Iwig. IS guns, with soldiers for this garrison. Providence and Dcd phim revenue cutters, front cruising. •DERD[F'.N, JULY 3. - - -Jo The Hercules of this place arrived kit night, from the Greenland fishery. a bumper ship, ten% the first at ail port this OtillHlll. • 1it941 LLOYD'S L1,17*. Ou est o. Jinx 9....Arrinmi the Calor, 9h.rd, fions Jastatima; tcliserise Maria, Smiley; fonri , Flo. a, 1 41411111, Jai Cilttr4 11 11 1 111: 41.4 N. Strlieta, 864..1, the Phan , * , Talt,r, tit Jimmies ; Elita, Grahams, key GilbraltAL ; A' 14We, Blyd•o, fin CaJ6s. • THE EXPEDITION. The following it a correct I;st of tie Gene:si Ofbeers employed on this nue...4m, :..- Ctunisrianilerilu-Chief—Lieuleliant-Gcuerai Ike Fall of iu Cuesmenil—ilieulenautArlem. Sir Eyre Coute. •UVANCID . . - Light lafantry Corps. Lieutenant-General the Earl of itoetlyn.—Flrivtaier-Ge- Del al the Huuuurable W. Stewart; Dr;vdier-Gcuerat Hawn Allen; Brigadier-Wm:d B.tron ltuttenberg. FIRsT OIYISIoN. Liealenaul•Genrral the lion. I'. Gre►renor ) Mujor-Gcn. J. Graham; Urigmher-Getterul Brows. acco o DIVISION. . Lieutenant-General the Margins of Huntley; Majur-Geu. !Atli; Brigadier-Grtiend A nckland. rum, aivisroN. Licntetaenl•General M•Aeuzie Frazer; Major-Central Dyut ; Brigadier-General Muntreaur. VOURT9 DI V a9tOx. Lieureiintit•Geneisl Picton, litolgarieer-fieueral Houston. Rf 11.1111!. Lieu(.-Gen. Sir J. Huge —YL4or.Gen. the Earl of Dal housie, Niijor-Gan. Sir W. Ershiue, Msjor.Gen. Disosy. AAAAA Y. Majur-Gen. Baron Liusiugee, Brig.-Gen. ,Mailso. ARTILLIMN'. Ma*. roc nil 111• Lend. DREADIV L ACCIDENT. In the melancholy catalogue of misfortunes, so frequently occurring in Coal Mines, few hare pro disced a deeper impression on the publie mind, or been wore drearlfinly fatal in their consequence, than that whir h happened in the pits of Niessrs. Lee, Watonn owl Co. at Easy A Miley, near Wuke held, on Friday, the suth Ult. The workmen, at the time the seeiricut happened, were driring through a throw, as it is technically called, when connug 111 I contact with some exhausted pits, the water rushed through an aperture with irresistible im petuosity, and alinost instantly iiiirndated the pit where the people were at work. Three lads, for tunately in a situation to take the bucket, were drawn op withont injury, but eleven men and three. boys were shut up in the solsterraneous abode, and for three days sod nights consigned iii the imagion bon of their familiesand friends to the mansions of tlwdead. Every exertion was made to drain the pit in hopes that some lives might be saved ; two engines were set to work for that purpose, and the Colliers from the works of Messrs. liraurkling, Smith. son, Penton, Wood apd Walker, were uureasittoig in their eadeavours to re-cue, if Providence had so ordered it, torn!, at least, of their unfortunate' fellow-workmen, Irani the jaws of ;Monday, voices were hear d to ascend from the' pits. lanaAine the inxiety of Wives, mothers, fathers anti children, rill standing at the mouth of thealoysr. aux:ions to catch a sound, said inte n sely anxious is that sound to recognise the wed-kuoan voice of some near and dear reliiiive. The moment had arrived when the hopes of some were to be elevated into reality, and the food ex pectation of others to lie sunk tti tlrspuir. Two men and two boys, Jolla Hudson, Robert lien , drew, IVriltarn Broad, and Joseph flOWAyear, wt re draws up alive, anti in health, though they had re mained for three days and nights without rest M. sustenance, exeepta link bread, which Keudrew happened to lime its his pocket . , and 'inch. with unexampled geu.•rosity, he thviilenl amongst his half-famished companions, supplyiug his own wants with a quid of tobaceo. The catastrophe of this tragic story remains yet to be narrated. Two brothers of the name of [lunch were alive tot some time after the flooding of the pit, and expressed to their more fortunate comps- Mons, their resollitimi to male their way out, but the rv:ifer flowing iu upon them, they were drown ed in the attempt. Tile other eight pension! also, and werekrigged out of the pit in sueees,toti as the water subsided, mud their lifeless corpses presented to their heart.brokrti relatives. ILLOGdZY CILIP EL. The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop or the dimes, having confirmed at Lustwithiel and St. Austell on Friday, arrived at Truro, where his Lordship confirmed 4so males and 4.5 U female!. 014 Saturday. Hereon excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. William Gregor. which his Leirdoesp requested might he printed. The Rev. Richard Polwhele preaeht.l before his Lordship at Helston. who • finished the work of continuation at Penzance on Wednesday. His Lordship slept that night at Tehidy Park, mud next day profeeded to the co secretion of the beautiful new chapel of lllogaii. The land on which thi. chapel is built, we owlet.. stand is a gift, in furin of bargain and sale, from Lord De Du mafiosi Ile to the Chi rch, vested in John Rogers, of Prue °se, Esq. and Charles Rashleigh, of Deiporth, F.sq. and their heirs for ever, as trustees. The Chapel is situated ;Shout a furlong from foul. nod was aslo built at the sole expense of the Noble Donor of the ground. The structure is spacious and handsome. The Bishop was assisted in the ceremony of cousecra tints, &c. by Mr. Chancellor Barnes. Mr. kegwysi, Lord De Dunstanville's chaplain, read prayers. The BothNis chapleiii i Mr. Oximui, pretteheJ ; and his Lordship administered theater/anent. The other Reverend Ceistlemen who assisted, were Messrs. Hugh Rogers, Francis Jenkins, /And Hum phrey Willynens.—Among the many respectable persons who inaie up the numerous congregation. were Lord and Lady De Dunstaierille. the Miss Bassett, Mitoses Mary and ()Wier • e Bassett. &e. A very noble anti beautiful altar-piece, from time lamed of that promising young artist, Mr. Lane, excited ultiversel aelmeratiou. After the sacred Co:ClUOIIIICS had closed, a large puny, melted. iug all the Resentful Gentlemen, tlsc. dined with lord De Dunstaiiville. at his uuble and truly hos /inside . . PRICE OF *Turks YPSTERDAY. I p.r Crlll 1104111.111 01.1) ; per erilt Cumuli. 4 iler ('oal. I,p,r Ural. Neel will I AMOS A murales Osmium.. [oho Stuck hulk final. Ititrbequer Y.M. • Vodish 14 , 11 ct) 'llcket‘ 20. Is.. 4;uosssils fur 'f 81)11. ittutk•liecktr, 4, C4aukill, sod to. Cbastas cests I Pour'. afaattow•taots, tett To. J o b. Om. was Liana by hie late ow.mter, Ma. Di.,.,,, , df the King's Head lan, Weal Smithfield, with abecuuthu g from his 14 - Twice with the sum of aol. as. Mr Dawson slated, that the Prtsumr had here is hisser. vice 014 the tuth of April test, he sent loin to take up an acceptance of the witness's fur led. as , the Sul. were he notes, une of solo the utinrs 111141111 notes, and fuer slid. Inizs to silver. Prisoner dol not return, nod utter took up the acteptance. •The wanes. advertised the Prisoner, and the numlier of the 501. bank 'Tule, rood emu stopped its paylueut at thy Bank. Mr. Cultism', a Clop-seller, depared, that on Saturday, the Prisoner tendered to him a SM. time of the Bank of Ent. • land, in pap a,ot of wont clothes. He rev:lerted haring servo the uudilter ;Overt...el - I, he detained the Pnsuner, mid ap,,lie4 to the Gluic, who r..ferred him to the Prosecutor. the note wits [matured, and Mr. Dawson idtutitied It to be the ~me be had given the Prisoner. Th. Pittman. mad, ea defence. He was fully committed fur trial. GUILDHALL, JULY 10. EtivrhPOl K. , -mintry was charged Ay her Misti-tvi, Susannah Rarhards, tit, ut the Fortune of %Y.nr pithier-how, (;iltspur-street, with stealing 16 shillings in Italip , wee. • She stated, that, an Saturday, she lot abl. iu barr, Mkt I 3 sita lingu in ballpoint. ruled up to paper in an e•pt a. &AM., ielier bed-room ; the Prouner had been in tt.e i .,,4t ia ,,,„ki„ g the heal, when the witness returned op sta:rs the halfpence had hero takru away, a.id the saiver y were afterwards found in the Prisunefs box. The hisoner, in defence, stated, slit bad received the halfpence ut her last place for wages. ,The Prosecaitrix would nut' undertake to identify any ulf them, aid the Paisioner, after a severe rcpriwiaud Troia the sitting Magistrate, was discharged. --- 0011N.EXCIL1 CU/1/t E3il' Pl* Wbcat 6se. 734. sir.. nue ditto - 9 11 . a'us. hurley 3y. 1:11 ud. 31311 Ws. 714. White Peas (bilers) I .. IKes Urty Peas.. IDGE. .—Fituftsnay, Itmo 6. —tot. to —s. • —d. to 441 —d. ▪ sop. —d. to ...ass. to toa —d. W mis. . _ B OF HOPS. MAGI. IPUCKITS. Kent, 4t. AS to I. Ist Kest, Al. us. to 61. 6. Rowel, 31. is. to 41. Or Susses , ji. 10e. to 41. es Boom. 41. us. to SI. Ss. Forolinso,ol. --a. I. , tll PIDCES OF HAY thGE, Jue.Y to. ICE OF GRAIN. t. 4••• sss. 6t, Tick Beans 1.0 Oats.. • . Pu.ni1t111........351.344 od Pulsius ditto Rave seed ..... 451.. Floe FLOW 71W 7:.• *muds . As.. ;us T.:X. R I - Corn Inspector's Return: What, pes k,:41 B y, (Iris Tirana ........ 11.1 Pent, ... PS..I Hay, SI. 1.... to K 1 121. Od Intaw, 11. 191. u 4. Lu 111 Sl. ud. iAtV, ERTERbAY. ITINC /IMPEL. MI 31. too. to 61. Km St w, —I. --•• Clarver. 71. es. to 01. 00. I Straw, ti. Ins. to ELI) MARKET, Jr !MITI 'HFI ..............ARKEI', JOLT to. To sink the ttlf.d per stone of lab. j tu Beet-- 41s. bd. to :A. 4d. Head of Cattle, this day :••-• • utton 4,8 d to za. ti d li-asts I ti - As Lantl us. al to ;s. Od. sheep awl Lab5.....15,5,0 V&A.. as 6.1. to Os. od. Calves • 140 Perk 4s. hid tots . wt Pip Nit HAY-MARKET. Hat .........:1. Ira. od. to €l. loa. od. Airs+ . .. ti. 10S. yd. to ii. us 64. Glostrt .. ....t if. ins. od. ao ;l. 131• 0 4. " -- 14EITGATE AND I.E4I)ENHALL MARKET*. (Hy the Carcass.) neer 34. ad. to Gs. 01 Veal as. od. to 6s. n 4 %listless as. Cl. to . - ,s vd I Pest sa. ad. So 116. mil • - Lank as. 44i. 10 de. ed. PRICE Of TALLOW. SI. James's Market TowoTallow soy od o Clare Market ipel Market c► Id White ditto .. res od wes pa r al. u(rlb . . Sup ditto .... Ntir od oos it 15* 7rt NritillX Staff 70s ud —s 0 Average.-- 411 kJ Ditto rough ♦t/1 0. 475 0 filmset . Good Dregs ..... 141 Y'.l4'w Snap, tie—Melt e 4 los►—Cord, t IVS Price of Caudle', pe► doyen, 1496d—Muulds. ;SS Cd (.() AL.IIIARK us,v Pt. Ships at :1130(4 t 151 tl, 3..1,1. Price. 17 ..ISeers.sl* ..Suoderl.ind 1.. esodess SIAsiIDADES. Last week at Maddens, .Cornwall, Capt. Wooldridge, of the Royal Nary, t.; His Caroline Teaneck, of Penzance. On the alt at ralnitioCi, Mr. Jacob Jones aged en, to Mrs. Elizabeth Lapeer, aged 64; and uo Satarday rat Me "'"it 31c. %Van. Simmons, shipwright, aged to Mrs. Au., !Turley, agril'ss. being the the- time each uti them had auenik d at the Hymn-mai Altar. DEATHS. Wetiesday, in Exeliangn-street, Dublin, hfr. Frederick Rheum., music-seller. Lliely at Verven Vicarage, Cornwall, Limit. John Thoorp• Pas, of the Royal Nary. On the anti. June, at his seat, Lockaaw.Castle. Scotland, Sir Stair Arnow, Bail:--llis estate and estate, descend to hts gruild.un S.r Andrew Agnew, grandson to the Right Hun. Lord At Last Dank, on the 2611 i ofJona, tire Right Hen. Lady Seismic. Mr. We, Cialsbertmon Sword, Midshipman:, son of J:inica Sword, Esti of Aunt et.l. 6111 the 3d Of FI hen. ary last, ism atteusi.tios, with the limits of His Majesty'. sh .1. Alacrity, to intercept a cony .y oaf French %Wall creA, of the coat of Calabria. ' Lately, at his blouse at renyhenglog, Cardiganshire, at the odvaireed age of ysa yens, the Her. James Bowen, ltretor ' )(elide Vicar of aud fur many years Kiir..l Dean of kenics-.40 the Rectory he hasheesh littectc.goa In. formerly much.resp.eted friend, the Ser. Dd. Illarria, M . lately Chaplain of Ras ship Princess Royal. At Tau-y-Butlch, :llertonethshire, the lady of Withal. Othcley, Eat Aged is, an rapid decline, Elisaheth, eldest datight.r the Rev. Dr. M Warns, Ari-loleaeou of Meriolietts, ths the tutu mil. Mr. 1:1.2..b-th llreabel, of ellinlev. was envied to her grave by faqir of her tutu, whom all.: at two births. to Saturday est:unit: lest, Mr Samuel Mpeortsr, of erre. strifet, Illaektreare.road ; he had been in good health, ao i ' in hii usual forums., dories sit dry ; bat as Ise was wheel iag his harrow along in the ercuing,-not tar Sum hi. eau hooter, he was suddenly seised with giddiness, mid fell .ierots. his borrow ; ovum persomi poising thunght him lartosicatt . J, whore kilos Mg him, toot. lion boric, he realistic , ' 4 044 a insensible for two hours, whew lre expired. Ha was a roll rims. 11111111, iraeproact,i's:e churn ter. On the Tite.sia) Is for- his death, when tio. sudden thumlit-sterts come on, as in his mangle-rm.m, and much distressed will felt of being struck dead 1 Ire therefore sat divots, and mod seer pals,. to ha wife, °wawa' that he was amill in dist hie ite.ed also, sow.e day. hefois lute &seas-, appeared struck le* aws, resSiectieg some sudden derail., +lnch have recently oc curred is the sreilt:wirlaued , he nutlet of lih ee ate to death." LONDON s Prawn, by I; U t%11).%0N, Pio 19, Nowell-boort, l'arry...ire•A; awd polafsAlbeil wt tbe 011:re, 40. 18, abet' of Si. CI. meal's rborcb, Strand, by .1 WHITS. 14 buss place—Onlers, 4,1 4.4 dim sem laths Ullise,troot pbs4l;,.ishil ly otkoerd tu• - , 1 I