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. . 'S I V P.:Esti:v.l77ov OF .VIIPIV..ECKZ PERso‘s. No Menton. of ~write Interest to nor I%lilitarr s-rrice Put eyes loose onteiterretssio4 iss or the Cnontry. Is is with eoitstil-i•hle aattsieettuts„ Vierefnre, we insert, for the itiformition ioir tile f,llnwinq is t •ho l on, [eft-h. wr.lrrr.l to he wiriterl.--qireluniiiie. nn ti.eabt, full jostler will hr .1 me fn the solii,et Its b Commosin •ii "Inished for its nt,rem'ttl* attention •t• c ess.e r v and the Welfare of all closers of hos AI :j e forbeit tome comments, 4 Ow si..ru ti-aitetwalt• for itself, and mutt mote all l'artles to Ole oht:sinotessi of Mi. weal *llll sett iiiii al cfsjecs. wbsels appears to us simply ito require the itt.•• ter 11 is,•ifii.:l I inn to the all Iferelit Sell • crs—.N triviol twitter. and ensile effected to the entitinitter. It is, the intention of Sir Fritoeis Burdett shortly to , ' that s C.oninnittre 6,0611 Le Appointed to Mem- I g Ile 11:•• ; A P. tutu..., of tVtllinm henry Mattison, of No. 4, was prrseatt soot read; setting rtli, milion..c t mewed a Petit fist Session f rrayln: an surestiealion into the mean. t'.r r I is in 113111 tith rotted to the proper Boards, for the tntn e tt t h e beers of the sillietrw ; pea ao.I I visa', a I.f 1,11 31.4caly's forms, bulk by sea I n.!, it present p.n.!' through shipwreck, and Lost: isioetio,r. which ielinly was Ft jemell by Ibe Moor, sin the dertaerit groins& " that part of the invention by "hod. this pent good it to he (obtained is twit, tine kir,. no pew Inc. ;mon, i•e 41.11110. d to claim amid' ;^ the Petit oilier moo humbly submits to the consider:a. lists of the 4 flontr, 'hit there is nothing solely new; man Sind 11101 nil iiervnt p•taiiri,sjiir an ap. pre bill different conhisia i i iiii 'towels earl in •• sal. fierniiitril by tlw A InsWity ; the Petitioner .• Wool i. , iscrifisllti, t nifornis the Ilsitse, that • *hiring the Litt war, to lot Ntuesly's service alone, upwards of :?0,000 era pereilird throri:li sVpwreek, and bones op se In.y ; that from the returiot made by t h e 118):swl of 'slams. sally so the noise. dated Juin. 3011 i, Isis, it appear., from Janata,- the 1.1, 1514, eleven ...sets of war were hitt by t.hipwrrelt. will, • proportionate onrulwr of their officers and rrews, and that f that period to the tire/wilt time Silo bat than twenty ships of seer, with a propartiottate number a Owtr officers fool crrwt, bare hkewise prettified ; attached to the army, by the returns made by Ilse Botts' of Ordnance, from the lo of Pommy, 1814. to she then shit. of the Ist of holy, 1/4111, it it acknowledged tine thoissalid seven limulleril and Iwo otTirers moil individual; had perishiti ibe o nzl, Aiprereck ; which 'somber, feats that Jaw to the preseni time, fire transports mot near four braids eil ~flies its mid men, arc Isl be added, whose lorry lie P Uhuuer posters!, "lied i.e world in foture, and whirl, was ackno. !edged by stiliersa al Wo..lnich, the documents sidimittce: to whom the Pet iti iiii cr cos/side's; too 11/ be inserted to this Pain..., slot more relevant to such Cumtnittee the Mote m.y apt.llllll ; relating to Stir InliS of those who 4 ~coati through slo purer k iu the inerrhasi I ars s ice, estimated by writer- courersant on tls , subject, frogs three to Gee theu •Thil Pinta slutinally; the Pelting:we 111% carefully searched float authentic dornimnit," Lloyd's Lid;' sad found record if, daring the. year 1315, 1,750 instances of trerwls twine le et k trio nog assislaserr, of which ;mintier rat trews of there 'hip. truly wrre preferred by Ffr-Inials, and of three *Armtek the apparatus of Captain !Ilaisty; that estate the lleport of the Select Committee of )one 1511, the Ines losl flannels bolt. upsetting in proceeding so and reinrosing (sum he ship, of war, persiiiiig ins.s Is I . and endiiirouroue io veflif..r rither,i i•, dower of pnisl.iug, fll &heels mid 8)1 swim have likewise I na their tiara thruogli that He in:lining enacted 1111. tool tows: must necessarily pr. iselless list now- will please to interfere for their fu tore pies, realism, which laconica issimeiliatcly appaiesit Ito". all rs;erimi.i.iy -'se by the " 5e.1113011 . 4 Friend" f • that p.ront up to she privent esp , coilly those tilled by the command of hit Itosal the Cons. mander•ii. Chief, and the Board ul disanee, m 1817, soot tic ilir Hone to Ire visit, ta 'slay 11410; tile Ri•t ish.o.irl of she Ei.lll Officers states, preen', lientroalit bet 41 Kani.ar, t'oluss• I Sir 11. 1:u zliain and Ly..ns, Lieutenant c 0 1..001, V. ttbald and FrAultlin, Alajors Cary, Pluessti 4l a W o ol with, Rih of Angus., 1817. nrkaosile.l.f.og the rec:lot of.your Witt of the le silt i,inimuiliciviog the Ilasier-Genenil'S directions. slim 1 shoold runvrsir • C'elinis 1111 l .e of Colends and held ftlic, is of Artiller) tii s versiisse nirde.torl opioluo it IMO Mr. 31:W404.11'v appa, at is fur thilticsereal:.ll, of shipWrl died pt 11 1 ,11.. I h., rreilisr the heo..tar In acquaint Om.. for Isis 4...4.4..9% .mains ow, Ih a tier Colonel* owl 1:6••Itl CHB, olosee-asorisit lute:itz .I,seisilsleil, Mr. %laths iii ntteuded, and irrsii;oreil high prim tie. 4.ldiereut sixes, wht is the Cum nditi r adj .stroo 4 tu wils,r.a an es perinseist in au adjoining rood, fesltierp in the ew,re ; three own, who are expert swimmer*, sod of the tillustiog heights, ridelitel, live fors 1 VVIS inches sod n half, five frsl owe Ohre e (misters, nd five le, i six mot a Is ill; lixiritiz Iwo provided eat li 4.11 , of the " Friends" over their clothes, coosist i.s sleets, waiii tunic, and woollen trousers, were .li. eeted tr walk into the wat..r until ihay shosi.4 Gel them...lves out *if i heir depth, which Isaviiir June, they float. J sparfaetly sip. without the least exertion. Iheia heeds and Webs heinc . "-viimpletily above water; after this, 1111 C o f the saitte men. I skim uIT the apparatus, wesit in, anti Walt racily •9114101'1•11 Isy plscinK lis Motile on the *book:era of ene the o , h,r men who hell the •pparatiss oil; a fur. ilicr • soil solvent of the " Seainau's Enroll" was in icle by man is , . declared 111' ne ver M•ill iy the water before; he s.llllllOl 111 1111111 he was taken oil his ttlet by the buoyancy of Ike II pitAi _tn.., awl his Mail appeared. Obiltile water, in the a siiirThallliel• as litfort tract ibest; lle went in a second time, sod u1r1•111 across the l 1 and back azaiii, lo alio:olser disminre of :amid one hundred yards ; owe of the swimmers w.. 0. 011,01'1 10 dive 3,1 &glans be could, which lie attempted, till 11,1 • iiieethieil Gum doing it b) the beoyancy of the wpparwtwa t the Cilialmitice ale of opinion. that, as far as trwy 1.3.1 555 opportunity of • itnessing th e elSeacy or ale n' asuas frivol]." it may hie useful in many situalmos. 1 have the homier, &c. " JOHN RAMSAY, Col ~,,, I and Liesit.-Grueraleonimsndant. " hint .'Colonel ChapinJo, d.c. Re. &c." The r'etilioner has the happiness of inforMing Mr House, 11th through lartlwr experini.ists, made berate lite said richt I .sl..t r., the running ditrt feeler btireeSl the vOllllllOll Mamie of Or tra , 4 naz the power of cork (or the preservation of his. rom 1.1 . .• when wrecked, Of in sleep water, hussars, by the w.prite col th e Cos It Jacket, and the Pclitiolies's lincolvta of eirsploisig the saute ;Aiwa, teas distinetle demot ion:ord, as to %It with the c 1111 l mon ('oils Jacket the three Mr , . %Om a ni:tile the reprrmiesits would have been drowited lis fiVr unlink al, sbilsl will. ibis 51111..4,4 , ra' mode of apply tot: the wow. Mr IN4trlint, 41141 Wa.re iu sill sit ual' as 4.ar i.uns drowsing as they Wfintal have been sin dr) 1111 , 1; .„.1 whisk hoporotol fart is clearly established in the NIL slasit in ;e t• 14. 18, of Hoy CorrespOsisleiser ordered to he polish. , by list ; 11111140112:4 Alf some moms the Vett tower is tumble Is dittos., the Allrlnaarial of Jamie', I• 2, 1/11P. whirls aertinspanied Sisal dii iseit Iss Ihr u.ostel of Ilnloaure wid Roy.. 1 Ilig!iness the C • os inil•r sti Chi- f. slues isot appear in the said Cur espneidetice au rodeod so he ' , shard ; the truth of whisk affidavit is •cioserased by the testimony of the these men who th.....4e-rsoseots; the P. fawner most humbly subMts M. Ilse H sn.••, 111.0 sill 41ananiiI4 lai draw the attention uf he Ilaan.lasoalale Ike n .aids of Milos...re and A 1411404 , In Al, • (wolf.. ~ors. a wit i.ip of the lives of Itritish Officers and alma, irks per sh II tO, h shspwres t and band. upseliing, I. or.. Aro n us Irian ; anal whew. Ilir Ilisose, that thieve is a slitf more uI tiyi.srou so Me latter Bowl, Admiral hor J u li a use of the Cisionsi...s.nsiern, to the Prists..os r, iu sltto r dal, u Si - ph tuber, 1816, "1 am of ulollloli, 111:11 your I,vriit of what you call a Soatsfatrs shod mat, in moor a: us , 5, he useful, but by to totaws to Icr II! 11141 I•aala oval, Oa bailer.. the Petitioner as:litres Me Hass's., Ilsat , f. rosy Tmd the liana of man could a ith inoglal a •1 ca. .1 Ilp•isa„;!, 4 ;our, isitsoductiou of the •• /4 •ins iii's Frirm:" mlu hai sly'. Novel 4911 ouslillry ilinftati, Lk: is p, pared Iv IC , Ore liras Ouse 1.44 fl , •^ 11 7. 1 1 Luta rely in /shirr lii 11 . d, Rllll great amelioration take ;slate of lours lost thromhlliallipsorerk in general, as it relates to She li tV:11, ar.llV. or nicreantile hratielo of arrvire ; the Petitioner nil!' the swirl- rioitiilenca submits the alma. to the nao.i.hrahon sit the relifllie. front the large annul expriiileol on Captain Itilanby v a phut (1.1111,111311 141.1. by tl.e mints nieritori .... • earl tintsa for len ye a r.. ha• ancreeilea in wrt,orsiring the beer of DIN 1.1,114Y.,1 th;,tt.seveit intliviiloala,averavog near funrlren annually), that th.• (mire prevervatinit of those who perish Ihriinzh bout, upaetti.sg (alone anion wing, mime June 1811, to four hnn.lr,d and Arleen, averaging near tiftV•teto an nually, of whom. attire J tOO% 1417, nine officers anti fifty mu is Imre peri.hr,l to enforcing the late reinhit lung fir the per. 111.111i..fl Mid i;rterlioll of I,llliiftl , r‘l, will not he found iv,. worthy Ilse mature drhL rati..u..sthe Honor; ii,. Petit •r Inn's lust inhly pr.iya a enninliliO , mty be appointed In in. cove into the truth of the 8111e0110114 of the 6,61.1 Petition. DA LL TO TIM YORK lItIUi HUSSAR YEW/A NRY. On Wednesday evening a grand Ball wig even, by the Gentlemen a York and the neighlnitirhonill, to the 01licets of oho. distingnigtell mops, and In a no triennia lost of Out bin, invited from all parts of the comity. Luigi tit ratite upwards of 100 ladies and Gentlemen graced the n o ble A. s eitibly Ro om ., whose aleritratin. were in a style of elegatite never before witnessed in York. The company began to arrive tontii ■fter nine, and were re retard at the entrance of the great fllOlll by the Maim/pea. A hunt ton o'clock, Lord Grantham and lua odic. Is Enter ed the room, and were saluted by the military hand, play ing GUIt save the King." Dancing soon aft, rwerols rum no•ucrd. 'flex ball was opened by Lord Grantham, who Ir 4 Or the first country dance with Miss P. Wor.ley, fn the tune of " York Winter Asaerablies."—Quedrilles succeeded. and were 'lanced fur the remainder of the evnoiui, with spirit and in great perfection. The graceful inn teary of the figure', the sylph-like forms and radiant miles of the (sir dancer,, and the elegance of their dancing, alt conspired in delight theme, While I ley ear was charmed with the sprightly *weenie.. of the motile. Ilse bewitching saralwpwl, at an ado:went hoof of the rooming, closet! the Active scene, but not till diyaglit hat!, for an littler or two, al full upuu its gaglieo, and too 'thinly intimated the hour of parting. ATROCIOUS OUTBACK AND ROBBERY NEAR BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE. On Friday rennight, shoot midnight, as Mr. John Ela. wool), of Ecclrsloill, near Bradford, was returning home, after spending the evening with some friends, in the same voltage, be was attacked near his own house, by a villain, who knocked bins down, and who beat him on the head and face until he had reduced bins to a stale of insensibility ; he sliest rifled his pockets, taking from him his hank cheek hook, and about 131. in mites, and left him apparmily life. less; forinnately, however, the wretch was disappointed in his supposition, for after some time, Mr. Elswortb so far recovered as to be able to crawl home: when he became on fli. ciciiily collected to recollect what hail passed, be recognised iii the features of his cruel assonant a near ueitlibmir; this being intimated to the constable, the suspect... person was opprelimiled early the same ninr ee ill g, in bed in bas own house; his breeches sad stocking% wire found to be bloody. lu a short time after be was apprehended he directed the constable to the place where lie had deposited the booty, in an where boils the money and the book were frond r wicealed under a nag, in the manure he had described. The Proioncr's name is John /fait, a shoemaker, living at F.reli.shill Aft. rhe had been a few hours in custody, he Inn. Mortimer, of Stanningley, and IV. Boole', of I{scl .dual. lieiiie Isis accomphces in the robbery; they were, in comeirence, apprehended, and after beim( xamined at IS.aJGnd, bd., John tithrzea, Esq. a 31agistrato of this thee %tie committed to York Cosa:, .ogetber wills the prilicil,al(ehm, Hall. They passed through this town tits Stato.hey sifts moon, nn ihvir road to prism!, heavily imued. We understand that Mr. Elsourth is to a fair way of re c. UVCI Mercury.) NAVeI L IN T E LLIGENC E. MAT tO. Arrived the lack Tar, Illarrisna, r Jamaica, for Loo iloil: out bti 1t,., short of rroirtsiiiim—,ailed again for Lou. 411111. Also arrived the Dodds, WlPbersoli, ■ud Caroline, Huron, from Dew ford; Voion, Traitor, from Chepstow; George Ltrasts, Jarksou, and Gambier, Hutchins, huts 1,0.411 . 011. ~l'aau•J through fur Southampton, the Scandinavian, Pry, from Dram. _ _ _ Soled the General Graham, Weatlierheall, from Bengal; Delaford, Youilg, from ditto, fur Loudon; ■nd the Dutch ft igate Eloydice, for Flushing. rat.mottitt, tier 20. Sailed the Prince Ernest packet, with s mail fur Lisbon. MARWICK, MAY 30. Arrived dot Castlereagh packet with a mall from Holland. Ssrled a few foreign vessels, and a large fleet of coasters 8.1.1 eullierr. SCILLY, MAY 22. Caine in Ibis Majesty's brigs Heron and Helicon, and sail rot again on the 241 h. NORTH SHIRLDS, MAY 28. The sloop William and Isabella, Cooper, from brace ter Dundee, with lime, put bark with a strong north wind and laid upon the laiw.light Shure, auil iu the night the cargo took tire; the vrwiel was sr led, whirls causes' h.r derkaro Ithiri up. It is suppusrd her hull will be much barut—ma• terials ►aired. PIIFYILSTSC MAY 30. The Prussian brig Porno's., Klntain, *Oh timber, be from &tient to Itotsrdenux, hss arrived here, after having !teen on shore on the hlstslin Saud, root gut off without much du. by tie IllobisLillee of fishing smacks. mut, MAY 30„ 7 - - - - CUM' down f,um the River het evening and •ailed, the ALLutun, Percival, for Bengal; acid Revolution, Dianaunil, fur Liverpool. Salted early thin steaming the TT ittlitart (tranoport), with a detachment alike Royal Staff collie (kw North America. CORK, MAY 26. &ilea the brig Mahlon roil schooner Musqualubit. DISTRIBUTION (T PRIZF. MONEY. The Diann, fur the Nuviron, ou Friday, the 4th June, at 41, Siirriiik.ateeet, Strand. fteealls lame place, every Tuesday and !'racy fur three months. DISTRIBUTION OF VATERI.O9 PRIZE•IIIONFT. General Officer, 1 0 231 ti. ; Field-Officer, 4201 ; Captain, 901. ; Sub alterii, 3.31.; tirrj-ant, 191.; Kink slid File, 21. Thr Duke of WEEt.isturow's share is rgil It to 50 General Officers, 143 Fit-Id-Officer'', 666 Captain*, 2,158 . erjealitii. 24,000 it4ok and Purtstnooth Paprr.)—W e tuke it fur granted that the Duke will not accept his share; but toiler it to be distributed stnoug those who really woo It. The Retrench. FIOTT. arrived off time Start, front J4.11111t“. in n drys. Passed, on the 10th ult. the Chrism, i,f Ileum, off the Wrtteris lidsoils, with her gimes in r stori n g gale rt S'W• On the eu.b. spoke tile Jane, of Loudon, from Bel fsst to Jsrosics, iu I it. 17.30. lung. 11. 40. W. VEssets SPOKEN WITIL—The Dauntless. from Potion lt to 11.-ngol, on 27th Alorch, in lot. S. N. long. W. •I•ise /bp., front Cu,e, f #ll 10th instont, Litt. 4.t. 40. long. lE. Thie nu• fidger. ruon Bei.tol to St. A witness, Nen Ikons. rick, cu I' It Int. 49. 36. long. lkil9.' • _ AV• mrLAND. 0171TLIIII, MAY 20. T:i r. iNgrALLATioN. ne ewoom y l ook place ye•terclas, and was a specimen. ernisib or. At au ea-ly hour thane oar's of the etedi.sl al.utteil to company iserr crow.lcil with rank, fa. dot, and lwauty; the fles:lemono in Comet roost wine, the La cs on rich and heart foil aftire,6Oronisogallones.llier woe Of the 4 Ito ollionot a•sen,lolages wr ev. rla yhroriial•sa a iu ihr fluff. rent .trust tilioll:111 whirl. the proOcer-si in wait to pas., likewase al...played wool' of the lie tidy at d l£ash, ou fir the toietooopolis, toeing chiefly orritloe.l by very elegantly females, allow g.oy appearaure asi le.l greatly too the epleiooliour of She iireise. The ihrong beneath 41.11.41 rota iniialion,; it ;reined as if hail lansitil Unlit all its iiihnliitAnt* tin ilie r • 0 . 1 lOU It it Le. came impios.ilde in break a tro•-age thooongli the crowd. The streets were lined with usilitay, from the Castle 10 She west gate of the Cathedral. The Knights installed were—. The Alartpois of Thum ..... I ; the Marquis of Sligo; the Earl of Enniskillen; anal the Earl of Lotigfoorol. The orda installed Eiiight in the prom:ignite /0 the Coothe. drat was Earl 11 Nrilt . In Ilse rear of the installation ar raettenieut moved the ramming a Talbot with her snide, oc retrying several carriages; the Poke and Pooches% of Lein. toter, the Illastiona awl loorcl •ss of lhowooshire, the 1414 rcluo , leos of Sligo. the C toss of Claw ickarolel Sir Edward and Lady Raker, Allen. Lady Foorhes, all in liantioniste iiimpagew, tool aitilmg greatly In the affect of the rune. The day was, tot the whole, very Lytton,'le in the pro erevoto. tiorrthly •wniu¢Lrr Epellenry gave a greod hall In the Knight., I:wittirt v, alga (tetrarv, who athutloll its their robes lavtallatoot drevitt. Nliw , O'Neill is enffseeil at Crow-street Theatre, end will make her first appearance use the 241 k of July. lIITORY OF DUBLIN. The following short metnoir of the life of the celebrated Desisi Kirwan, lA extricted from White law and Walsh's new History of Dublin—a work which, in addition to other merits, contains biogra phical notice., or curious and original atiecdote., of many distinguished natives of Ireland : " This extraordinary man was born in Galway, in 1754. He went at the age of seventeen to the Danish Wend of St. Croix. in the West Indies, where he remained for six years. Ihi his return he 'molted at St. Omer's, took Orders, and becatne Roman Catholic Chaplain to the Neapolitan Am. bassador, in 1778. After two years solemn deliberation, be conformed to the Established Church, in 1767, and preached fur the first time in Si. Peter's Church, in June, in that .ve ar. Here immense crowds thronged to hear him, and in the following year the Governors of the Parochial Schools rime to a resolation, That hum the effects which the stir molls of the Rev. W. B. Kirwan bad from the pulpit, his officiating in the metropolis Ought to be considered a pecu liar nal I advantage, and that Vestries should be called, to consider the most effectual method of securing to the city an instrument ander Providence of such public benefit.* He was now presented to the Prebend of Hostile, sad the parish of St. Nicholas-Without; ■nd in 1800, to the Dean. cry of Killals, by Lord Cornwallis. Every testimony that could mark the admiration of the public, was roamed upon him. Besides the immense contributions which his sermons called forth, his portraits were painted and engraved ; he was presented with addresses, pieces of plate., ask the freedom of the Corporations; ■od, in 1742, a man chose energetic oratory was congenial to his o • is, introduced him to the notice of the Irish Parliament iu these word.: This man preferred our country and our reli gion,atid brought to both genius superior to what he found in tither. He called forth the latent virtues of the human heart, and taught men to discover a mine of clarity in them spirt..., of which the owners wage uoconscious. He came to tuterrupt the repose of the pulpit, and shake one world with the thonders of another. But in fettling the lamp of charity be exhausted the lamp of life.' The vitileure of his efforts had brunglit on a spitting of blood, and he fell a victim to his exertions on the lilt of October, 1605. His funeral was attended by a long train of charity children from the cliff., rent schools in Dublin, which his eloquence had so tmiuently contributed to support and extend. " Kirwan was the foamier of a new school of pulpit ora tory in Dublin. His sermons were the result of much ['- boor and attention. He committed them to memory with the most exact precision, but he delivered them in a mann. r so apparently unpremeditated, that they bad the effect of natural and unstudied elocution. On one occeasion, some interruption to the service, in a crowded church, took place ; when lie returned home, he composed • discourse can the propriety of behaviour in the house of God, which he de termined should lee his subject when next called on to preach. Supposing, however, that it would have more effect if it seemed unpremeditated, and to arise (tom sonic immediate cause; he gave out a different text, and commenced on another topic. What he had calcu lated on took place; the disturbance again occurred. He broke of the discourse he had begun, and abruptly thundered a reproof from the pulpit, the more solemn and impressive, as it seemed sudden and unpremeditated. We had beard this mentioned as a proof that all his sermons were extemporanemis; but his great mind was above dis. . - gnise, and he candidly communicated to us the real circum. stance. His action has been taxed with extravagance; he literally 'came to disturb the repo►e of the pulpit;' it was bes customs to remove the cushion, that the sound elicited front the Imanls, both by his hands and feet, might add to the effect of his impassioned delivery; strange as it was, the oe cesium' were so appropriate, and accompanied by such energy."( thought and potency of language, that the whole seemed perfectly natural and congruous. lie had many per.unal ileßciencies.—a weak voice. ■n oblique eye, and an unprepossessing countenance; but they were never noticed in the pulpit—the profound attention of his bearers reme died the one, and the ardent feelings of his mind irradiated the other. His sqle of eloquence died with him. lie had many imitators, but genius was wanting to sanction their attempts. They were principally distinguished by an extra. tragauce4 adieu, which is now happily banished from our pulpit, .011 some other Kirwan arise to give it corrency. He has been succeeded by many charity sermon preachers of another itchool, whose hies attainments and admirable cum. positions adorn and promote the mitered cause in which they are exerted; but the mine of charity,' is not wrought as it was wont to he. ' The voice that shook one world with the thunders of another' is heard uo more; he that uttered it liar been removed to that other world, and the mantle of Elijah has fallen upon no successor." I'IIrAURICE FITZGERALD, Eq. M.l).l)as left town fut Paris. It i► Muted in the Gazette de F►ance. that plea owe camp. consming of about 40,000 men. are to be formed this summer in Alsace, and thst u dis. Marshal is to take the command. A letter from Leghorn states, that o revolution had taken plice at Tunis ; the BET iind Ell his funily hoeing been turssocred, it new BEY St t up by the Algerines , who h.a obtained the oaten- The Fox Club held their Monthly Meeting on Sour( y !art, thew—Al of —ALBEMARLE in theChsir. when this steady 111111 inflexible bin I of Whigs bad rra,on to congratillote themselves mid the coentry oil the arkuowledg►nent ut length of the truth of the principles which they have uniformly asserted. and which, if acted uu when recommended by Mr. Fox. would have slowed the empire [ruin its peseta linen. ciel cuabarratanwnts. TIrC TURF. Yesterday twine settling-day at Tattersall's fur bets upon the Llterhy mud °Aka, it was, as usual, much thronged, and 111.1111), I h 11111411.1% w.rr pnl 11114 1 / 1 .. The defaulters wrre "wore ilisu is generally the rase, and amougut them la a erhilwaied leg, tu the Inue of shoat 11,11001. orTTlviri ON TOR IT. LVMEIt. 5 to 1 'KO Matri.liter 1. A 1i I seri oql• lo I writ :11or Laird or I9to 1 alga Megoorate, Marthouse Shavelle.. out 4.( ni..l quit tn , nee 1... th iu for the ..ram St*lfeki nt MTh ots, a.. I I. se...g hers 4 beat mull 1.4 . 0' I C., the 1►.•.1,e. It will he* .y , •uno: ence. Ey.... het liuq nod h. 4on Shoveller, 411 u c.ru.r 7.b. rah a rstilis wiustifig the Derby. BEYEItr.IIY MEETING, YORKSHIRE. WV.DTTADAT. eta• V. Minters' Slake. of 70. each, fur borites. Ste. not tlinmnzh• bred; tomyear obit, 11 et.; five, 1 ; Nix cud aged, 114 —Gentlemen ridert.—Toto macs. (7 Sob critters.) Mr. 11. Peole'n It fr. by 314ei1f1.111. dam by Motet (Owner) 1 Mr.llopkuuon'sb r. by ItooawAT 2 to I on 31r. 11.11. 1 .1010u's colt. Fifty Piiandsfiir hiirse..tkc. of all axes-3 mile heats. Sri N. al. Sirkris b c. (:).ns')%.e., by (adedlus, 4 yrs old. 7.1. 101 b. iE. Nich , .1."41) . . Lord Scarborutigh . .%_l)._:. 1)% Sir Nolion ..... dant by Go- b. m pit% 3ys a 01.1, dd. 211 t. Mr. W .11'4 li. iby Ccrbrrit 4, out of Altana, 3ys • 0111, a a . .. 00. Vb. (0.11,11) Mr. Hottrda..'w be. c I y :so Arwhisn. .11m by Use B. ilter to Het roil. :1 yr. lid 516. f 'oohed ) . 51.2 on Crtnloyber i art., ILs imit, 10 ID lun bun. \Von very easy. TIIVR‘t/AV. Sweepstakes of 20_o. rarh , f n tAr - r; years n h colts, 80.3:b. Meg Mir mile and st Isalf. Major Bower's br. cult, Mr. Speaker, by Camillus (M. Noble) Mr. Howarth's b. r by Sir Cbirles—Defamer's Ilana Mr. Watt's b f. by Cerherws, wit of Tsml,urine 5t02 on Mr. Speaker. Wow easy. The Members' Purse of 501. Far three •nd fmr year olds. Two.mite heats. Sir M. M. Sykes's b e. Cambyses, by Catnillns, 4 yrs °lot, 94 11h. (J. Shepherd) 2 1 1 Lurd Scarborough► br. f. by Goiumpug, (ion by Paynatur, 3 yrs uhll, 7sl. 711, 1 3 3 Mc. Acreel's to. c. by Churns, 3 yrs uhl, 10Ih.. 3 2 2 2 to 1 on Camhyses ; after the hest, the same ; after the second heat, 5t04 on him. A very guotl race. ►RIDAY. Sweepstakes of 100. each, for horses, te.e.- of all ars. Four miles. (6 Sulimeribers ) Mr. Bethell's b. tn. Woodpecker-Lass, by Young Wood pecker, 6 yrs old, Mat. Nib Major Bower's hr. c. Mr. Speaker, 3 yrs old, Fist. I .., 2 Cul. King's hr. c. Mister Beverley, 4 yrs old, Ist. 17.11' 3 7t04 on Master Beverley. A good run race, but woo cleverly at the last. The Maiden Parse of 501. fog horses, Ste. of all age.. Two .. mile heats. Mr. Cpplrby's eh. e. Wildboy, by Mambo., 3 yrs old, 64. 4lb Mr. Watt's h. filly, by Cerberus, oat of Aliso', 3 yell old, 6st. 41b Mr. Stephenaon's el,, f. by Sir Charles, unt of Spnlrr, 3 yrs old, 64. 4th Mr. Boortlases br. c. by an Arabian, d e w by the Bro ther to Recruit, 3 yrs old, 6.1. 4lb 3tol on %Vila°, , after the beat, 10 to 1 tut Lisa Wur in a canter. THE OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTION. RETRACT FROM A LETTER TO THE LORD VISCOUNT PALDIERsTON. SECRETARY AT WAR, &v. &c. ON THE SUBJECT OF THE OPHTH A LIM INSTITU TION. FOR THE CURE OF CHELSEA PENSIONERS. NV JOHN VETCH, PHYSICIAN 10 VIC FORCES, &C. MY LORD—In consequence of your Lordship having successfully resisted the inquiry inward fur by Mr. Grant, on Tuesday last, respecting the isisi ii talon of a new and ex piniveistablishment for the Ophthalmic Invalids of Chelsea Hospital, and the employment aim individual for its superin tendence whul:y unconnected with the army, mill whose ap pointment can Mout be justified, not merely by his personal merits, hut by the 'lncapacity of the Medical Officers it the Ailey, for the duty which your Lordship's patronage has de • dyed iipun him-1 am partientai ly celled upon to advert to the g Is on ninth your Lordship has opposed the pro duction of the documents 'novo! for. " The coutrol which your Lurd►hip has exercised over the responsible duties of another department having afforded • fair and open field to Sir William Adams for the trial and exhibition of his pretensions le new and sopericir modes •,f treatment, it was most mum:illy to be expected, that your Lordship, in justification of such • decision, would burr granted the most open and satisfactory proofs both of his success, and of the failure of those practitioners who had been formerly employed. " When however the moment has arrived for Ibis investi. galion, we are informed by your Lordship, that the Bewails made by the two Boards specially appointed to observe awl record the evidence 0,, this subject, having been dictated by a spirit of professional jealousy and hostile combination against Sir William Adams, are unfit to he priallie,et and that your Lordship's own testimony, soil the staieincist giveu by Si, William Adams himself, rs oder Griller cvolence not only unnecessary, but inadmissible. Os aorh ro o fs your Lordship has thought fit to authorise a liberal remit. iteration to the individual iu question for his rofanfory arr. tits, with the additional hoiden on the public of • new and extensive establi►hmeut. " Whatever impression suds widened and such allegations against some respectable members of • useful profession may have made at the time on your Lordship's immelhaie hearers, ram they, as well as the public at large, will ac quiesce in the necessity of further inquiry when they, for a moment, consitli r the improbability of a combination aiming such Men to destroy the fair repatation of any individnal ; and when they reflect on the glaring partiality of entirely `withholding the reports of those Gentimnen, whom your Lordship stigmar Mrs wills so serious.' charge. 'thy formalism of two distinct Boards 'domed intended by your Lordt•hip to prevent the puaribil is y orally unfairnuss towards Sir William Adams, each having made its reports without ally commu sticatiou with the other; the reports of one tieing made to the Commissioners of Clielreit Hospital, of whom your Lordship is one; the outer reporting iiiimedirtely to your Lordship, as Secretary at Woo.. " N'hile the prof. 110j.111 in gennvil are accuvril of en. teetaisiing a jcalinis rictus( towards the i.‘ippo‘ed of Sir William A.t.ims, yon. Lordship 11.14 at the same limn declared that his pretesisions to a urn and seweessful mode of treating the second stage of Egyptians Ophthalmia, ale so fully • stablislied by the testimouy already g.veu by S., "teary Halfurd, Dr. faillie, Sir Eirciaid Home, Messrs. Cline, Cooper, and Aliernetliy, as to rrnd.r all further in. quiry supes goons ; bat so far are these gentlemen from bear ing your Lordship out in (his diclaraticn, that mit one of them attributes to Sir Witham Adams the meat of such a discoves y. It is no longer a question that Sir William Adams was taught she koovrledge ut Ibis stage u the dinease, and its treatment by excision, by the late Mr. Saunders; in 'r hino for instruction so liberally given on Ana and other oc casions, be sought. by substitatiog a knife in place of the Scissors sued by sk. Saunders, in appeopriate to himself the whole merit of the discovery. The change of the instrn meat was, even if successful, of very infirm, - motnent ; and, notiutuaately for such pretensions. has, after a trial touch too lung and perseveringly adhered to, been found In he vo otijectionahle, as at length to have been laid aside in lilacs tree 'wen by Sir William Adams. ( To ihrentfamed.) .17.1 la: I:7 r7l/RN FACIIANGE, 111moar, May 31. The soppt7 f 0 this osorsitua's snarlo'l WNIP vray li, ! "t and principally from utir owl, coast or Wheal th en . ..: ISt!, gout. rs • Barley, ro4ti ; and Oats, 7.8110 '7li* ti t.,, t trade WI. brI.I;. and 3a. per 90.rier dea,or than ihi. 4,, week. Wide, and Oats hare each ativoie“ll. per point, Pest.e and lir•III. had a brisk sale at ..111r Iwtl yitelrel Wit,. In oilier ktoils of tir.iis there a lei ail. ottooi. V.", ~ expected to ade.nre. Clink '' , 'T PRICES or GRAIN. Foreign Wheat Tile fAs tiny Pease. 47. 4.. Fine ditto 63. 73s I i,se date ..•... Eniii.h Wheat :r9. (7. Tii k Matta . • • ..../14. 3;, Fine ditto 7O. 75. (Ed d itto , .... 01.1 ditto a —a Small ditto ft NI. Rye 34. 40. t I /Id el.tln ........ ......s -.0 0 n 26 Barley FI itt• ditto — t7 : 3-2:1 Fined : i t:s lt ti , i . . ...... 14 zo. Fine ditto .. 34s Chi Poland ditto 74 Vis New ditto --s --s Fine ditto 14 . :tia Malt 63. 684 Potato ditto . 2 2 , 3s. Fine ditto White Pense(boilere)32 , l 3s. Fine ditto _3o4 401 Rape 4/4, per Issl 414 neg.! 11111.1 r NM N.X.41111 . SMITME:I.I) MARKET, MiiNIIIAT, Ma, 31. Onr market ibis affirms,' was, ps, sly well ..amdied w7th prime beams; and the *hew of colts% in gms..rie. was I.wints and Pork werr dearer; Matson H es,"„, Rerf and Veal sold at last procsa; nail She tr.d.., far the most " Et . %rat s.finewlisol brisk. •I•hr ma n to Ih. Rm snorkel were rather I,v,Jy : flay, Ssraw, and Clover, r priers. Annexed is a curreet statemeat at the rric4l and numbers! 10 rink the (Aral prr skier of tub ri i ,..f ....3 ,. 8.1 to Gs. o.i 11..n.1 ..t t:astir 644,, Ilutittoe..4s 4I to Gs. 4.1 /11r:1.1. ..1:k0 Lamb., 6. 01. to 7.. 4.1 Mt. re 4..14 I Affe A ....I 4 A. 1 44 Vra1....4. 01. to 6.. 41 Calve 194 Pork ... 4s. II 1. to 6. 6.1 I Ti c s ... tie NAY—sIARKET ..... Hay... 4/ Os 0.1. in 61 S.. 44. Slravi ('lttver 4l. us. 0,1. t.s III• 141. NEWGATE AND LEADIENHAI.I, mmtker.. (Hy the (:areut ) Bert .... 44 44 to 44 44 I Vial 44 04 to . 4i Mutton.. 41 44 to 54 44 Pork.... 44 04 ion. 41 11.amb,5s ( 7 .1 J to 0.1 PRICES rr hares. CV AND STl{,'i Hay 10. 414 to 111.11,1 IStraw 21 10 , 0.1 to 2, 14. Clover 61 114 0.1 to 7/ In. 1,1 Hay 5/ 15a 0.1 In fl fla 1111 Straw 21 5• 04 iII 31 O. 0.1 Cloareio/ Ow Od to 01 Os Od PRICP, OF IF NVW RAGS. Kent.... 6118 s to It fte Sussex.. 6/ 12s to (1/ ins Essex ...AU O it) 01 0. Farnham, second, 8/ Os to Foreugn Pockets lOPS, per OW tw port ItTS Kent.... SI It. 10 V V Snva 61 G. IU 7/ y. .. lit lik in 71 In. nt int omen ill is 31 15. In 41 Ph. PRICE OF RAW FA F, loor stout of MI6 As stated by the 'fallow 1 As stated by the 00....... Nlelleis. I St. James's NI .11..1.. t. 11.1 IW St James's MIII ket ..4a 0.1 hitechapt 1 1.111;, 13. VIA Wltiteeltapel Market 31 103,1 Average...—. 3,1 10.1 Average.... is 11,1 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Eke. fo.r 11211) Town Tallow ti? , . 0.1 —. nu Yrll..w lusp. ..... ... 9 , 11 Yellow Itsixsia (5. 0,1 ....4 OJ 111..it14.11 While 51it01...00. OJ —s Ild cm .1 . 1064 Soars 411 k).... GC. Oil —s 04 Pales —4 Whine Stuff 54s 04 ...—s 0.1 Graves '4 IM Oillu rough.. 34s Ihl —s OJ Go4/411.h.cgs lu, (is PR ICE OF CA DLCS, 1 . 1 , .113 Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pike of Candles, per dozen, 12. 044—Mosslilx, Mr id. Gd. per dusty ailtiortl fur ready o y. O MCC I.E.ATIIEIt. Moth', 50 to 5011 to. earl, 20,1 to 211 pr, Ik, Ditto, 56 to 661115. eacli 16.1 to 17 1 1 Noe (*oar links ll,l to 19., crop Hilts 35 to 4911,s tut cuttiog 17.1 to 18,14 Ditto 45 to lbs ..... 121 , 1 to 21. i Cslf Skins :10 to 401bs 21.1 to, 24.1 Ditto Ult., 70 dill 304 to 35.1 Ditto 74.) to Htlibe oNd to :34 basfillSeals (Gsteulunil) 21,1 to 21.1 Large ditto Tanned florae bides hid to 194 Spanish Horse bides 164 to 214 SHEEP SKINS 4s Od lo 5. 114 &I l e 3s Ili_— _ Shrarlungs, Sd COAL MAIMF.T, 31aY 31. Snips at Market Ships Sold. Pram. 41 S rwrasi le 15 Sunderland 3 .... 33P. 0.1. to 00. 6il. DEATIIS. At Mount Nugent. ci -- -yeavaii. of typhus fever, Janos 'Henry Coltinghatn, 11:oeirter.4.1.no. At Bath, oil Friday Fesimight, Ik. Solomon, of Gilead House, Lierrpool. thr Thar lay lasi, the 271 h lilt. at Romney Terrace, ‘Vrainrioster, Joseph Moser, 11::.l. lair our of the Mugu_ trans of the Police Office. Worship , ire rt. OH the 28th lilt. at Bob, .1 • l/311011. Fol. wily boa of Joint Dalton, Eiri of Thornh.sui Il rit, Isocasiorr. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I ()NOON BRIDGE:. 5111orauttir 37 aftrr 7. I I:vriiroc 4 after S. Telmer'ay—Wulff MoNDAY.—Huliday 3.1 the Exche quer, Eso ludla, ami South Sea Huusta. . V 1111 E Profession of Physic is of the highest pot-lance to mankiiast, and alien the talents and I,ist reputation of those enthral', Surgeons, id .(13RftlE aiiii CO. are considered, vrtio d,sius thirty years experience sod extrusive practice in this Metropolis have brought this art almost to perfection, it is out easy to refrain from isprissing regret and indignation at the fr.iiids and injones t••111 , 11111. - . 1 by ignorant and uneducated men, who ton aim trig • s 'di the health, and d'struy the lives of their fellow.riewtoiei. Mews. CURRIE and CO. Ire Members of the Royal E. - Imes of London and Edtuburgh ; their iliphincts and Iwo.. monists may be seen at their Ho u se, \iv 107, Hat Iwo gard.ii, where in all cases of Syphilis, Nervous Wilily, Relaxatiou, Strictures of the Urethra, &v. kr, they may be sensitised, either pees/molly or by lilt, r. Messrs. Currie awl Cu. owe to as introduction to a friend and pupil of the illusdrions Tissui the discovery and :oils . - sition of a simple mode of 'tramped in all cases of lily, from whatever cause arising, which in iliscardill tbe viuletil means hitherto pearlised in this (41.41111y.giVe• to every muscular fibre of the patient, rodoies his anneal spirits, and re.istablishi a his vigour, without inoaniiie4 ii.e constitution, Lai thus exposing Lim to the droners of a relapse. In Strictures of the Urethra Mrsses. Currie mud CO. ttnyr excited the astonishment and sppriibation of star most Os. ringssislwd medical men, by rompleting, in throe ...do. cures which have defied all the resourecs of their Neffitiourg aria to nll wilts of the rur al. Nu. 107, Ilattusi-gardvii LONDON : Printed and Pril)ltalitti at thr 1 0ffrer. 127, Strand; ♦here Advt., tisen,nts air reertv..l. a. 44 1,41.•.• (peat paid) mart hr Fry. N.. I. Ckneul'r Inn, Prinier--J. tIHITC, No 127, relorisher. '4 ) ~ e. ~.