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LAN th TELLIGENCE. tat any step to foresail] the ramie for thee Terms, the hill may he dismissed u a cannon of tomer. This ease, them, in analogy, is she same, the 'loyal Plaintiff haviug pin the 11)efendantv In a situation they esanut answer. I shall therefore make the followiog order '.-The pet/duties of the instrument to lake ilaue oil or berme the third Pest after Term, wish liberty fur the Rossi PlaSetoff to apply on the Ilrat er seemed sent for rusher inert hitd in ease the instru ment is not proilneed in the time specified, the hill to he dissaisse:l. I think this is the purr order, and if I oboists! Think so on reflection, I will so pronounce It to.morrow mowing." COURT OF CHANCERT WWlTailor:sit, Tularialr, JSllit 29. DER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRlScidSti OF WALFT, D. TILE EARL or LIVISRPDOL AND COOkt ..• The Sortrrrolt-GgiatitiL awed, that the bill died ap this by the Royal Plaintiff Aipold by dismissed Pair env of power in. His Lestrleleip would Witted Ilene Of kiQ 1, led against the Noble Defendants, as Hoe termites hf hts hie &woe Highness the Doke of Illruoswltit. The NO charged that the late Duke had. by promirsory notes, in the ' tear 11114, !emotion' to pay the Royal Plaiatillitr AA of D...nlasterliug, and it alleged that that sew renigNeed unpaid, ....i prayed shot the Detention's Meld be decreetitto to iii Royal Plaintiff out of the assets of ha balder, the late f:iike of Kennewick. 11 would be also In Ms fiirdsleiges that no an affidavit being made by the Defendant, coma ltinister, expressing &doubt of the validity of the io otreitneols bider which the Royal Plaintiff sowed In recover, and status; p articular circumstance , sufficient to raise a itispieboi shut the roadway" utiles on width the claim was gnintidual were Hot mmuine, and ilia sot hear tire titctaal sig. ',more .4 the lete Duke it not bring we Men the mood tket hr eitand his misc. he (his Lordship) made In ord.► lit it the Noble Defendants should hove a month eo t mow r, atter the 11.eyal Plantliff had prodneed to a clerk in row , sue it the promewory tinter. Written in Reach. That preoloction had loot taken Warr, and folir'r Erma lisilexpirmi without any step Ming I:lkea.; Ilse CotierspiEt.ce woo, that the ()arena:one, cm the executors attic lute Duke of alai;wiek, could soil distribute the macho wider Ina will, while Dila FM, was pending. This este was to be eousider. e 3 the same as where an answer wail put in mid no step taken by the Pleititill afterwards for three Tereus, for by the nomprmlortieen of the nostrometit the Noble Defendants stele prevented from pollitsg in their mestrre. He bad no doubt, therefore, bat hie Lordship would grant the peseta sp e olieatiooo. Sir ARTOVIt Platiorr, on the same side, Mld, that the !sib r of his Lordship was trade art the 17th of March, 11)1R, since which time 15 mouths hail elapsed. 11mre was no pact of Europe so distant, that there was wet siefficieut time for the production of the instrument. They had out beard of any ship lime lost, or of may letter having sun carried. If his lawil.hip dill not dismiss the hill, the suit might hr pending tell years, during which time the creditors dif his Sr. else Ilighmes could tent be paid, or a distribution or his properly take plate amongst Isis rhildrvoi and lega tees. He noutersiomt his Lordship was to be told, that some accident haul occurred, chide prevented the preelnclieu.—. If this ras :minted, he had no duels' but the Coast would require it to be confirmed by affidavit—which luring Mews it could ins he objected in his lainlship givnita fortnighes or a montlis tune for the production of tie inallnialtel. The qemstiou certainly at Wee PM !kr present otcasimt way whether the promissory notes the anitmeet u se vehicle wens suieglet to he rerovertol by the iat Plaintiff, ere genuine or tool ? It was thrrefore iseessary that the instrument stimild he produced-wand in case it was nut, that the hill abootil tar 3lr. ii tin followed on the setae stilt. Mr. Malaria, Counsel for.the Royal Plaintiff, said. that thermic lay um a very allasOW eompass—ii Was a mere ques tion of practice, therefore it wee rut necessary be him to enter into 'that passed before his Lordship on the former otcanion, wlom he grouted the order ; at the sane time be *mild not avoid expresaing hi. opinion that that order was a novel our. and new in the practice of that Court. It rail thus *-.." That the Deferulauts should have • month to auswiT the Royal PlaiestifFs hill after the instroment was lode. d truth the it rk is Court:" This order (titans!, was not • compubory one no het Reps! Highness to prsoluCe the instrument—it was °Mensal with her when she would do so. The satire of the . primed mini* was wily served on the 16th ii 111111•11 16 lboll Nous Ilia lime .af its s e r vice sbere was so opportunity of eiummusicatisic with bee Royal Highway. The order granted by. his leads Asp and heir.mainmelsory we the Repot Plaintiff, the Nobly Deirwilsoli• were ant put in the same silliness a ssy lead put iu thin. a nswer, swim teem foe speeches; t caws lied taken place to Coe the Wren( these Term. The ww.. miss they r eight stow to have made would have been lair sea order fur prAnction in a gums Waif, but foe the dismissed of the Intl. lbw of the isstrismeste tree in die pownwiist of 'Hr. routes, Ow booker aid thE Deft Wants Millie isming. vibe of it. His lamdahip worth, eabeiste biltessidsgsaterso if hr disdifosei the waste not. peek& Ow loyal Plaintiff hues filing tablet, bin of the salsos, WWI would have all the e..ntelptsloas list the Notes Delendnals coitiplained of Vibitrf ewe ettswidetatious. thesofwo, be Lail no doyen lust his landslip wusliagliuse the appliestios. ► Mr Stiattw k low the wow side, smith !list etude order which hot bet u CgiSliir6l by 110 F Cirri r 4 ,4 was out new on?, it ir.1.1 certpanly punteeki.ens musk m ii a lcris pear. flee. If the Noble Hefeintaio wasted the'prodoction of the insinuates,. they ought to Lawn liscues4 fur it, they were the venni. who cams/406e delay. tog Olitaiplug an order, girls; them the privilege of loot putties; in their auswers ustilufter the poodoettiou of au instrumeut which was never urecred to he pew:need. The SOLICITOR G . t., is reply, was as'aoll 1 lay his Learned Friends, the CoAusel or the Royal Plaintiff, that the 'ender Made sty his Leirdisp was of a insert nature, I hut the'y sight to have recollecied it waa a novel case, mid 1 his Lorsl•hip did not grant it Without much consideration. 'Pie f.,4.1,„.i t of Cs.upt m ade in 1618, set forth that he had examined the ins(rninewlYeet lc, in Franc h . which pmrp. , rtrd to be a proini.ser ) sole of lite late Doke of &Nig- Ark tit the Royal Plointiff t 0 r . 15,1100/.at Mr.Couttesleatiking hie-e, moil that lie compared the writing will I. tiers he . /ultd received from Itis 51.11,4111.1141/1 1 1111"0, and (MIMI they did Did . 1 Ciiiirevond, anal dim the edgnatine of Ow low Hulse ass not ;I. rientar in what lee was in the habit of 'sinew when that in. II *Tyumen, peirpormel tribe stewed. This in stranareit then w a s at Mr..Coesteis, soul he would ask why it was nut hartbeests. ing ? It . waasaid there was so order for . production ; he l o 'untended that the prier sistlellp his Lordaleip amonuted le tl ilk saute thitif. The befeuilseits bail filed a cross bill eguin,t the Royal Plaintiff for discovery, as it related to throe p ~,,, notary mites; sire kali isot put Mime Airier, mkt I. ''that WV/ g riot stile to compel het!, maim wart mi of the lord}' diction of she Cowl Ile, therefore, trs."-teal bra Lordship i would grout the nicafinn au its present shape, pr wealth it stay ordering the ball' to be disisissed, if the hishowsent was holipewhicod at a creels iskri64 to be lilted by the Centel. Pte. MIIbTIN said, be merely rem• Mr the repair of I :stattig, that die Onstrimettalloalcal hi by his Issoiskip's ur. _— err never was in ibis country. It wan nalleestuoul at Heat INGENIOUS kOBBERY. hr i n ner/lett-, be merely mentioned this afraid his Lowlehip might he misled by Ilia mistatemeat dare So- at most simpler iasMare 4 robbery averred is the liCiStsr.CrnOrkl hie reply. rebuts of this city, on Saturday MN, at the house of Mr. Tho Wow Cravats-two-a Tido motion irks out.of a N. Wilkie, primer, so Ilkeekre.bill. A jnorowysass, body bull bled hy the Owe Plaisisiitait • melee 4 haulm low lislbe misuses of a very respectable painter, to York, was 1 4 w. nu , Data of ig""ocht allainst the I.lpfesdasts, who -similaibod at tbs aberre.seattee lusetw salted time ago, but are his eareistnesOlor the paymeat of a certif. suits of mu., le peon Wier disc:bawd by his wavier.. The swan, however, Der seemed to bee kp 411110noot istatiltreo A motion was es sulkiest emetics of the sad courecting wade, ermodell oat tile of Ow Chine s tw cashir Mm S. DIORMit the rohhery Menace, Wailer isle shillt4 der oak- s. nal 11 'Obi • Rod r attoodiegb .in Chi wanes- of debt, and poming fey the iota 4 Moe ioelnwarete it Ws tar meter for .poyosese wf ;the mosaoss, sod ae wan imasseee helm he sod hiscswlldeillabodose were 'Malty received th e 411 ihn pew ; hqy yhys as el h i e d ritenrird le pot their imp•wrr. isior is err. ;VIM milicieet by the *Maio, by west . &gaits, pewitted tea right, the order truly white N act bestrwoest . a *Nowa I, 6 :ltem! Isdahronteer , the pretties that shared, then stated to .as Illturtswhit. Mists*" was s'wheofshale eery eimpittiog, and he a lootion of a *owl Wore, = hose 1 disk tech *hid Mk be Ihtd . etwenntie lois% the:vosst. thrthility was the ii • in . & q t.,* y a k s wo od, norm to ol io the I. any *Moues, whiles his proven if lumen rash* me he 'pacers were, bet wily hobos sit Wogs as his Usfgaly's wltionerlgolleche lwa purpow„fqy iojoyu e l p a yy s , to ff y weltieets Although tient was me prescent!„ fur site ceder, I sot 'wars Owe he had left his,rgyployer. He s y etc yg ni ty threogbi sad still %Molt 'Wyliefijoatilled si asking that locomen" in up stshatol ow to ir O e mi t , order. Wheal sq ow • made that the Defend. , the wittem ; bol ?Jr W. baviig sitasiou to leave'llee' house 'NU C 40411/ out Vial VON* mower without the Produetiwo s,f ow a. 4 ht was Ow' 0617 use oftbe family re tM iesiumeo, 1 t h oug h t i s bet Mdse that they yh ol de nratoittg, and themes deported how the house soon after, bays Ow opportunity et inspection. 11 was eaterniely clear appwsolly highest at" thing bat his putt-pit; It wa g , to we, that the Cowl mite not le ,Mrs Mack s itcreosin i buena% ahmiteolowitately diwaveree, that s quantity of NINO, of the geyal ElaintiE without all Ow securities were 100141oeo, wearies apparel, .bible, let, wen missing; and it delivered or. It het bet! liicolMsed *t the executors iilliglslypooteble that those articles had Wu parked op, have Ghee cross bill against the loyal PlalutiN for a Ms. Ad tbrows witi of tha witselow to a pence who pretended to • mysel i ssis ibis Stain m % m a that the !lad h e y p lo t Ist stab belting the ladder. At toss since hews oseertsieed that ore auswtt. 1 lay so .trees an tbs. hietwoishoo, se., Although the itoloopropecly ma sold to • witfrensait,.anst the articles 1 wads shot unite without being laostionwl by wee- ahowoOffsiesithryn recovered. lames Sent lett, the lad who - dewAsolb• p,pno ONO. is differesd, as it deputes on Ike faugylit ohs Whom of theledder, has hers apprebrodr.l 4 (*- strict predict or the Chart. It it the screol predict, thi s t I 'mtkArre sloe Lord alls'y e r sod will celery* Airline liter gg asowil is put iff y and that the Plaintiff Ca, not eselleletitio this Eey.—rforA iirceirr.) COVRT Or KIIKON Weermtusera, TUE.DAV, JUNE 2S. Mnattta O. MINT. In this Cl' STP. Hunt had, on a Amor? day, obtained a rule to shear canoe why the Minder should not review his taxation Or costa. Mr. SCARLVIT this day 'hewed gainst the rule. He went over the tire's:al liCthi to which Mr. Hunt o h. jeeteel and negro d t at the charge. were nut improper. In the course of his otrwrvattuits, the Learned Counsel ad eeried in the difficulty of flailing Mr. Hunt at his lodgings, in consequence of his strenuous exertions to serve the which caused him in appear in every part of the country. Mr. HORT supported the rule, soil animadverted with eonsoterahle mverity WI the observations w h ic h She L e a rsi ni Cotoisel Ind been pleased to mane on his character as a politic man. lie 4411Itrlitle to that pert Of the costs in which • charge was made for twelre JISIOrt, four only hav ing answered to 'heir esarma oh. the trial, Mr. Hunt express ed Lis diSapprul , ativa of the Special Jury system, and quoted, from M. Julinstilt% Lovdow, the wrll.ltrutro Wino freedom Pourial.'d room' great Alfstd's throne, " 'risen spits and !period Joni'', were milisition." 'VINCI/WIT made the rule absolute on one I • t, namely, that a realer imatdor of folios was charged for, than the declaration really consisted of. HAMILTON V. LEWIS., Mr. MIDRTWP, on the behalf of Mr. Hamilton, moved for a rote to alien reuse why two attorhseya, oldie 'games of Williams and I.enis, shook, nut be snuck off the rbll, on account of fraudulent conduct, alleged by Mrs. Hamilton, herits affidavit, to have NT., committed by them. It ap. pared from the statement of Mrs. Hamilton, that she had authoeirwil Mr. Williams to Iwitig 'clams agaiast several uewspipersi for a libel. Mr. ti illiams hail, however, caused proceedings to he instituted against various newspapers, which Mrs. Hamilton had not andsoviard him to proceed against. He bail subsequently became a bankrupt, and Mr. Lewis, who had succeeded to his business, instead of paying over any inuiwy to account of what had been recovered limn the newspapers, aunt Lee in a large bill of costs. The COLRT Granted the ride—but it was observed that it would be difficult to bring home amy miocoodiset against Mr. Lewis, as it was impossible to say in what state Mr. Wilhams'a bushneas might have been when he undertook the masagemeut of it. POLICE. -.....- A brewer's; servant was charged by a Spencean picador, stained Weililerbion, will. disturbing his congregation at the back of Strethos's brewery, on Mumlay evades, hat the evidence did oat nuke out the cam against the accused. Two respectrilde .1111efitll proved that the doctrine pro. saulgated by Wedi!alum was rather of a political than is scriptural nattier, sad that it was of the most blasphemous kind. Ile staled, that many fat-beaded glamors kept harlots mid homes of dl fame, that the people wanted In hear the truth, to enctiamge them to ripened destrsi the Bishop* and the kins's Ministers. is soother part of hie lecture, be rielicukd Muses, oho rogravid the Commandments so badly, that he Nuke them, mid invented othert..oad such like preform expressions. Wedderlinrii Justified himself by stating that he took his Nett and argued opus it without regard to morality. He vimild not be govented by the laws of soy country ; and, although r journeyman minor, starved by taxation, he would preach that which lie conceived to be right, if a rope were Mond his tier*. He continued in this strain of abase of re. %Sims, the sleep, awl persona is power, to the disgust of all present. It was proved that lie had assaulted itoase per sons, sail the hispeirste discharged Abe 'envied, and re. oeseensibded as indectertit spinet Werlderbers. • RONA, aLII. 7101 DE R. A sltort sealant of this bor►ill sourAer gm given in a late outsabrr of Twa [fauna Paris. The tenoning is a tutor titcolostautial etl.ttotal "BOIL mina U. I 4 nu Mu•Asy, the Pth inst. James Andrews, anti his ben- Om lift-hard, timed ingetber at Kularords, on which occasion Alta latter informed Ilia brother that Owe was a writ out against lion (James) and that he bad better In go Thal night to hia sister's, at Milebelstown, to avoid being ted, telling him at the same time that be (Richard) and another person would ennui him part of the wily. James screbitzet his advice, awd they according ly set aid together, accompataied by • third prison. On their limy, Rickard Andrews stopped at a forge, where he prutured a piece of square bar iron, and a spade, as wraporis , fur their protection. On cuming to • partieul•► part of the fond, Richard remarked, that there Was a short way •truss that mut, and ou entering then•, he struck his unguarded brother a violent blow with the iron bar on the bead, which knocktd hint down; be repeated Isis blows o•til he deprived lite poor man of life.-stlun drew the body across two or three flu Id sftrr battering the stroll with a large stone, and threw it into a hale err cleft of the airinutsin,, where be covered it ova with earth, after first taking what money tie de ceased bad with him. Th e oilier man, who was a person ill the confidence of Richard, shard by during the shocking Transaction, petrsfird . w id, amazement and fear, but after o trds *tads , a drvenvery of the CIIVUMStaIierP, and lodged in formations against the perpetrator of the barbarous (r•lri. ride. Hie arc beppy to odd, that this •Irazions miscreant *go apprehended on Taeatl•f alight, the ads, on his way to Waterford, with the itatentiun of embarking Acre. Hr has since been transmitted to CM k, tp stand his trial at the eu. awing Assizes. The unfortunate-man hat •ekanwkdged his guilt. His accomplice will Ito admitted as an approver. •My wese ofrispectsble conuexioss and psesessed of cos i sideribleproptay; - cuRsTERFIFLIP FESTI;'II7e.,-- • A correspondent gives 114 the following plebe* acetialit of an annual fet.tival, held in the Spsiaigso gardens of Chestettielo, itt Derbyshire, to visionless; morale the great battle of Waterloo, aft the 18tIt isiststitt— u Crowds of thirlY of principal ialtlhlhnts, with their respected Mayor, Samuel batten, Esq. In the Chair, assembled in the above garden', wider a tent, most taste. fully decorated with flowers, and the Slag of Great Britain triumphantly 'dreaming. : The hello sabered In the morn with a merry peal, nod it grflllett the anxious desire of each individual to be Brat in their horsily on the jJyfol uten- Rion.' The dinuer was the milted gift of the loyal iuhabi tam.; and proud most he the reflection of those who gave the treat to know, that in the hour of mirth the necessities of the poor were not forgotten. The tent was lighted op in • mammy tlist did ample justice to the liberality of the (I.4er, earl if salty ttf keliuos anti a true loyal associalints Can give pleasure, the annual festival of Cheeterliels Soot he considered as one of those treats worthy of initiation. The toasts were given with that sincerity of heart and feel ing that most ever be admired. /Several eittotts, duets, kr. were snug in • masterly style, and what added marls to the amusement of the evening. was an excellent hand, who played in the first style the most popular airs. William Waller, Ea+ was appointed to fill the ('Asir for the ensiiiwg year, and a fresh Committee appointed to aid him in the pleasing taut. At 12 o'clock at night the party brgan to disperse, whirl', by a given signal of a discharge of mus ketry, was the appointed time." Our roues' dent bestows much praise upon the worthy inhabitants of this small but respectable town. • W i ff E NEWCASTLE Al EETI NO. TUESDAY AUER 22. The Stakes of each, b. ft. cults, ast. 41b. Mt. Two miles. (5 Subscribers.) Mr. Lansbron's br. c. Agricola, Brother to Shepherd (W. Peirce) Mr. .1. Smith's b. c. Misuse* by Thanderbolt, out of Margaret 2 to 1 on Agricola, and in rearing, 10 to 1 as his easy. The last year of the Gosforth Stakes of 10gs. each, with 20gs. added. for horses of all ages. Two miles. (12 Sub scribers.) Mr. Lausbtoo's b, snare,The Duchess, by Cardinal York, 6 yrs 00. 10Ib. (W. Peiree) ... 1 Mr. T. U. rbwleit's gr. e. The Marshal, 4 yr. 70 131 b... Sir A. Dos's hr. b. Vits•Orville, aged, Ilst. 101 b to 4 es The Duchess, 6 to 4 against The Marshal, sad 5 and 6 to I against Fits-Orvilleo—Won cleverly. - The Filly Stakes of nits. each, lOgs. ft. for thme.yeas oldie 84. each. thw mile. (5 Subscribers.) Mr. Perklasoe's ehasnist, Rosary, by Walton, set et Agatha's dam (Jackie.) 1 Mr. Lambitie's chemist, Lady Heron, by Martniuu . Lord Wiesesherry's ebraaet, °masa, by Corbeled. 3 11 to 4on Rosary. Woe easy. The X. Y. Z. Stakes of stir guineas earls Rue three years old cults, ttst.3llps. fillies Sat —Two alike. (4 Sabseribers.) Mr. lautleon's br. c. Agricola, brother to Shepherd (W. Ilene) Lard Elgintorei b, c. Archibald, by Stamford 2 4 and h to 1 en Agrieela, nod in noming,loo to 1 on This was a well-contested race, fur the last grafter of • mile. Won by a emit. The Pen* of 100 entrees, 4.yr olds, 10.1. 41b.; and fire, I Ist. flib.—Poor Mr. Riddell's b. c. Rumen, by Carailles, 4 yrs old (R. Johnson) Lord Scarboroogles he c. Awful, 4 yrs old Mr. Laminae's h. IL lloreitghlisart, 5 yr. old Mr. Chihou's bl. e. Lighenleg. 4 yes old Ewen bettial on Romeo, 6 le 4 agaipte Awful, 4 le 1 strobrot Beroeglemete, and 7to 1 spinet Litclrtaiaß. Roma took the lead and was never headed. Wee by half a length. SDI iIIDAY. The Chanter Slakes or 96 gables esiali,l4) Plioleas &skit, fro hunters. Oar mile. (7 Sabseribtrs) Sir M W. ltiirllry's hr. filly, Aurora, by Marmion, 3 yrs 7st. (M. Nallie.) Brandhng's eb. geld. (inisteselli, by Langton, 3-yra 7at 1 Sir W. Maxwell's b [.Traduce:, 3.yrs oyt , 7pt 3 Sir A. Don's b. m. Emeharia, &Ire old. 8.5. lelb. ola 4 apt Aurora. Was easy. The Silver Cop, value 00ge. added to a Sweepstakes of tsgs. each, fur 3-yr olds and mpwards..—Hists, two Mike and a quarter skill. The owner of the gerund to receive 20gs. out of the Stakes. Mr. Lanibtnn's b. e. Agrienls, Brother to Shepherd, 3 yrs old, Ist. (T. Nicholson) I I Mr. Ricldell's b. c. Ronne, 4 yea old, Set. 31b. Cul. Kisses be. c. Master Beverley, 4 yrs Set. 31b.., 4 3 IA Mestbeesee's rime b. e. Woodlark. 3 yes. Ist 4 Even betting cm Romeo, 2 and 3 to 1 apt Agricola; after the first beat, sto 4 eget Roma.. The hest heat won easy, and the second a good we. MATCHES. The Produce of Sir C. Miters mere, by Hambletonian, covered by 31armieu, against the Produce of Mr. Hyde's Alexander mare, covered by Cheshire-Cheese, DOgs each, li. ft. ; cults, Sat. 31b. ; lilies, Ilst. Twu miles. No pro duce, an furfeit.--OS by coneeut. The Produce of Mr. Breadlines Helpful mare, covered by Marrniou, Tst. 121 b. spat the Produce of Mr. Ordes Joliette, towered by Mariniuu, Sat. 21b. 50gs each, h. ft.-.-Off by consent. 4 0. Itt !RELAY/I oreuti, .torte 2 1 8. SUMMER ASSiZOI: 144,eiurter Circuit will continuos-at Wicklow on a/whitey the 26th of July. _ k the Judge sp. pointed Int Th is Circuit are. the H o noitrabk Judge Daly and the Honourable Soon The Chief Bmrou said Mr. Baron Smi,tpwill be the Judges for the mitt hisomter Circuit, prhich i,m c‘xpected to continence at Ennis 'about the YWhof July Mi.s Byrne's benefit is to take 'dace ow tiewlay eveuing neat. ?UV It Snit% The Gadd Cap. by 12 Subacrifters d 1110 melt, for three-year ulds and upwards.--Pour Mr. lambtores b. mare. The Duchess, by Cardinal York, 6 yea old, list. 71b. (W. Prime) Lord Mareasberry's b. b. Rustler, 6 yrs.est. 101 b 2 Mr. l'etre's b. vo. Agatha, 5 3ira old, Set. 41b. Mr. Yowlett's c. The Marshal, 4 yea. 7.t. 1 tlb. .... 4 Mr. Hay's tb. ni. Miss Syntax. 5 yrs u1d,•44. 41b. 2 to 1 on the Du. hem. Woe easy. The Tyro Slakes of Iflgs each, fur two years old coitus 416.; allies, B.l.—Three quarters Of Mil*. Sabserilewe.) Mr. Michaelsan's b. 1. Limeade, by Ilaphasard, dam by Hoods° Sir 81. W. Rislley's b. c. Otte, by Oetairiaa, dam by Drone Leen betting. Match for 1600,..—Last Sir M. W. Ridley's lir. 1. Aurra, by Maratiun Mr. I.saibtuu`• ch. 1. lady Heron, by Marmios The f;eatleisife's Poise of MR. or upward*, for mahlrn 'brie-year obis erg apeards. Masts, two arries-and 'a quarter. Lord GliseritabeerY's . kb. F f.' Gretvita, by Cerberne, 3 yrs ald, 6st. 71b...4 • • 11 1 ?Jr, Osillie's b. c. by Q...a.rbgr. 3 yrs. fo.lolb • 1 3..3 litr:Riddell's b. f. by Walton, 3 yrs old, thit '7III • 2 3 2. General Order b. It: old, est. 716 '3 '4 . Sr: Mr. F. Walt's eb. f. ilansab Lavish, 3 yrs aid s ltst.7lb to 1' against Mr. Riddell's lily; • Wks. int Iteet,42en betties on Mr. Haillies atilt; afarr wood beat, 4 Ps 1 du OCCalif. Motets for 24Mge;—/broludirs. Sir. Wataan's b. e. illaraordiso, 4, *alum ' Bat. ..... . ! 1 Sir W. Maxwell's 4. c. l'hyireg ; byllyantfued, Bsl. 4tol am liareoodias. We. in - a carder. A Malik. Plate of bet. er ispwass4o —lbw* slim odes sod a gamer.. Lient..General Orde's b. h. Linpit, 601.7111. tor A. Dun's be. Is: Fite-Orviilocogaskr7st.3ll4 LAVA Eitilllllol.ll b. C. Arebilmbl , yrs okl. 11.1. 111111. Mr. 444 i hr. e. by Thliti:diviioll 3 . yrs old. 'Rat Mr. F. Walt`s . cit. f. tiaissab borrial ; 3 yte•kl ; 11.1. 7 b. PRICE or noes, per cwt. ~w Naas. NEW POCK Kent.... 5/ 111, to 61 no Kest 61 Ins to it Ile. Itnaarn.. 5l rts to SI ea Senses .. El! Ile to 71 Ys ) Emex 15s to Ui Q,. EfawN ft/ FIN In II Is! Fatalism, 5/vend, I/ "hi to 9/ Os—flue, 0 to 101 Os: Foreign Pockels 31 15a ID 41 1511. COURT MARTIAL. The following is the sentence of the CoUrt.Muc. tint, held stimuli a mouth %ince, on Captain Hilmar, • of she 85tit Regiment. The charges we have al. renily commuutottell in our renders:— The Court having duly ron4clrred the evidence gives in support of the charges against the Prisoner, Payinasfir Alexander Rigor, of his Majesty's Eighty•fitlts (or the Doke of York's (/wn) Regialsut of Light lufantry, or Backe %%plank cm, as well as what he has ciffhect io his de fray., is of opinion that he, the said Prisoner, is Qailiy of the first charge. In regard to the 1.:`14.1111 charge. that he, the mid Pri loner, is thrillyy, wish the cacept• that he .!id not wilfully and knowisigly impose lIIKM the Officers yatiug Compton's' Quarterly Pay Lists, es entirely conformable to their re. spettiee previously willed moodily Company Abstracts for the corrricponhog period.. Of the third charge, the Court is of opinion, that the Prisoner is Guilty. The Court do therefore adjadge, that the mid Paymaster Alexander Biggar. of she taih Regiment of Light Infantry, be cashiered; and that he do make good the sum of 1,3001. or thereabouts, or such other sum or sinus as may be tumid doe by the said Ps homer, on the Anal examination of his as-- , counts of the 85th Regiment. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTO, JUN It 94. Arrived the Defrate transport. frees Giblet's? wait Sin►a Lfone, utile truops; anti the Caine guit.brit, front a Chimed cruise. •ALMOVTII, JUNE tl. Arrived off this port the brig EalillcillMl 1 4 .0 . 1 ill Almeria' sad passed up Chaatiel; also arrived the Mecum packet, with a mail front the Islands, last front St. Tbuisimes, is 28 days iike spoke mi Ibtli inst. iii lat. 42. 11. Wag. 30.39. the Dart, from Bristol fur Philadelphia ; sad o■ 113.1, in lat. 48. hoax. 18 14. the Bridget, of London. rom 1 imiuics, out 33 days. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, with a mail for Lisboii. comes. ;vie 28. Arrived the Savannah, Morgan, from New bileass, in 42 days, ported on the Book. with the Ann, iu lat. 43. loug. SO.; also the Hope. Leach, from, Boston, iu 26 days: on 10th June, is 14t 42 37. tong. 68. 30. spoke the Canton, front Liverpool for New York, out 34 days; on 14th June, is lat. 43. 14. long. 33. spoke the Albert, Gallatin, from Havre for Savannah, out 19 days. BEM, JUNIC 25. Arrived and sailed for the ;liver, the Rockingham, Waugh, fipta Calcutta; Borbrigh, Lundell*. from Tobago; Lady firewood, Yonng,frons Grensilort Peter Proctor, Peterhin ; tad evenzsa, Wit., from St. Domingo; Kennedy, 1111 shod; Prime George, Parker; sad Orestes, Pixley, frogs Jimmie*. 111 A MK KT S. -......-- CORN EXCHANGE, hteminv, Jon[ 28. We had a short supply of Wheat this mmniug from Reset ; lit • Kent, consequently the sales we're brick, and 3s. per er dearer than ibis day week. Battey has a brisk isle. Oats there were a large supply, and the price* Is. per quarter higher than OM Monday. l• Wave and Beane there is no alteration. 8111THIIE1.D 81ARKET, Monestr, Jose 88. Our market this imesnilne had a muskrat* supply of prime bests, and the skew of cattle is other respect.. was tolerably Rant; Mutton and Veal were cheaper, lamb is dearer, Beef mid Pork sold at last prices, and the track in general was somewhat brisk. The sales ill the Hopsarkti were rather considerable; Hay, Straw, and Clover fetched last mires.—Assiexed is • correct Moulmein of the prices and numbers : To sink the offal per atom of 83i. 8eef....31. 84. to s*. 64. Head of Cattle Ibis day:— Mutton . 4s. OJ to 51. 84 Beasts 1 660 Lamb...4s 84. to es. 84 Sheep and 1neab5....18e4141 Vea1....45. 0.1. to So. 44. Calm 310 Pork ... 4s. el. to Bs. 4.1. Pip .. . NEIVGATE AND 11.RADRNHALI. MARKETS. (By the Caveats.) Beer 3. Sate 4s Sol leaf 44 0111 to A. 04 Mutton.. 4. 44 to St SA I Park.... Ct S.I In Ss OA Lamb. 3s 44 to Its 4J PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. I el' . vrttlyrretavvr.. Hay 10. 0.1 to 0/ las 0.1 Hay..s' Its 04 to St Ks Od Straw 1/ 114 0•1 to 3/ 3. Yd Straw Si 14. 0.1 to 21 18, (hi Claverol 0.04 to 01 Os 041 Clover 71 7. Oa to 8/ tis Od PRl('r OF AAU FAT, per ormtv or Via. . . Assisted by Ike Tallow I A. aided he the Scarier,. Metiers. I A. Janet's Nliabcl.. 3, il JIONIes abikat..3o 10.1 Wliderbapel alitrkrl 3. 1,11 Whilerlispel 1110r1re1 31 9:,4 Average...... as 19d , Amster .... S. 9.1 .......—..--.. 'PRICKS OE TALLOW, SOAP, Scr. per 1121 b. TeireTallow 66..4.1 —... 1141 Yellow Soap Ms YON, 5um0:4614 Oil •••• 0.1 Mottled White ditte...dls ad —. Oil CHM lOl. 1 Soap elitt6.... as ail —s 04 Palen —. Marini Sitar St. ail --. NGraves 2ll. Its Dilleihiligh..3 , ll 011 ••••• ed (;..od Dent. los in* _ _—..--- M AitKi.:T. itniu S. --,__ _ !liild. ,1.,. T 1 (OA Rai po' t .111130 - Prier. IS) Nokia* 3l &1. to 4011. itoodeolood .. 3 alo ikl. lu 3U.. .t 4. 1 Cult* •• •• • ...••;•• 34 ,0,, t 1 ~ • . 3if . 04. 1. - - :PROM' LAST S!G►NT"S VAZETTI., 111148411 Crown Offiett, Jim 'lel ible: liming' TO MATO lICTICIOOMIEN4 FAILIAMORT. .joet t. ligh iAkattvrrs. • 'Richard Pliny,Attain, of Lirerpoois egetridlit; to ,fsr ri4,Mv, July ift; W I aril Alvin' 10, al ottsA , slllati:et..”. 11•04 UvvrlP6lll*- Meson. Mews. aid I.itterintel; and Meson. Lime and Bower, Santhanipt..., 15051.1i/pgla Jesse ElsibrlL, ut CrOoltititilt, Knit, brewer,. to aurrsnts., Js y d,l, nod Mitts& 10, al altars, at the Geerive KM, Cr,,. 'nook: Attorneysi Jose% Mill 0y5dk r 0,,,,,,,, I.4snduts ; and Mr. Kincaid, Cnirilertosk, eat, Thomas Picktoo,roat .1111anssoorstioith, Mithetsait, grocr7, to surreuider,'Jely.l3, It% aid August 10, alien ataitildhsll, Loudon. Attune's, Mira. Woodward satifillrosi Wet-, linc:ittjoritt, Cheaplide. mardy„ it'llechanter, Arysaltrt, to reorenetr.- holy 16, 17, asill August 10, at tine, at the Slat /in, 1515,... thui*e, Am, r k eys , llr . iYalker, Miutchasita ;. awl 11, K 11.4, Chaniery-lanr, LouAnes. Ahratisne Ade+, of Pall-mall, ITratininstre, Nlntrtitr.v, calico fornitssre-masinfactitrer, 5.5 .45rrender,...155it0131,4,554 . August 10, at twelve, at Gisildliall,l.snsittnl, Attorney, Mr. Conkney, le•st re* t, Holborn. Samuel %llnnlritlt, of Stafford, dritztrOit, S %Lc., render, Ju ly 5, as five, A, at ten. lit She Mit,- il.pi ; „ 1 0: A i l e k . 0000 0 Ut.oxeicr t Stafford, •n.l Angulo 10, at eleven, as Vs% Sl4ll 1401. A I tOllOlB, Meyer, %Vane* nit Mg girt, Staffordshire; soil Mr. Koos Iste, New lint, Loudon. . . . . - Rickard 1141410aina and Ephraim Erlillaidenatoll4lrplhnn, I.aurartrr, roitonananulirisserta, IM unerno.l4 Irt y l?„, al and A nzusl 10, at eleven, at tier Mitre 1.611, I r««u r .. , ir, Presisin, Imiocaster. %Mei*. igirrokin arrQ 111 lVbeel►r, Camle.airrel, Holborn, londfln ; Blackburn; and Air. Henry Bhickkusna, taknaZaalaked: P 5411.041. _ Heavy I.aaham, of Docking, Surrey, awes. lu surre.uti.r. July 6, 10, and August 10, at trio, el Gujlilitall, Atiurueye„ Messrs. Rnseell awl Sou, I.ant,stri I, Mos °ugh. Charles Law, of the Yliaurie., Loudon, .ricientlet, du one: render, July 3, In, AIM Auaturt 10, at fouler, at Illuildladt Alliernt7 l, Meg•ss. TbumpAtku and. Great, laatawallettet Goodenwe'wlettis. (Dividends and Caqijitalise is oft viart.4 On the ?SA iostontof a daughter, Mn. More, relief af' the late LOA Itertuss. lu Ge•ego.etreet, Edinburgh, no the2ofrinot. the holy Of Rear-Admiral Otos y, Commander•iu-anal, of a ami slur" MARRIAGE. On Monday, Julio Frederick Crewe. Evi. nephew to Luta Crewe, to the Him. 1-I.4rrict Smith, daughter or Lord Car rington. On Setae'ley, the 28th instant, se Hstrehry Kirk, in Hymn shire, Sir Willies Hesthrotr, Hart. He.*** born 'Atty. thr 94, 17401, and nastried in 1788, lu Frances, dpoetter and co heiress of John Thorp, Esti. of FAAblay, in whom be lad issue lire sous end three' ilsuglitOre !fir Wit. lism represented the Conntref Soo thontptori s iti ifirib sone sire Parliaments, but retired front retitle hie at ilme - Gerersi ithretien in 1688, on sseensl of ill isseddt. at Castle Nemo* Yorkshire, Mrs. mut, years lossisskesper to tbs MO the Eirri"or HIGH WAThR THIS DAY AT LONDON". 1 :1. • Aluraiag SO after 0. ri,eisilig 12 aitie s . • - - YNSINDINV—ST. eNTNII AND . 04011......111,14%, Rt VW Book Excietrer, East Tu. ia , uid Smith Sim COURSE OF EXCHAI Atosteidams,C F. 11 14 Ditto at 11 11 Rotterdam IS Antwerp ex-mu 11 17 Hamborgh 35 Alloaa 35 7 1011 i, Tttiessay s Atom 29. Goma Vrisice Hai Lay 29 Malta . NatANI 414 Palms° I lift perm,. _ Paris3shay's slate 24 90 Dino . 251 20 Rears Lana du.. 25 20 Frankfort tilt the Maine 1101 Madrid Cads: .. 301 Rilboa.. Barerkwa 351. &silk 351 Gibraltar 3l Leahuru so Lisboa .1 , 31 Oporto SAI nit) Janeiro G Dublin • I:urlt .. . Portugal Gold i• 6. s. Gain, per us.. • 0 0 0 Gold in Plll 0 0 • ficw 1).011bitY011$ 0 0 New 1)ollarn ..0 II 0! Silver in Bers :.0 5 n New Loon; eash...o 0 0 TilP. Public are respectfully informed, that Or. t/LOIIION'S CELEBRATED MEDICMES eon - limit to be-prepared, in the twist accurate manner. tram the Original Receipts of the Pauprietur, et Gilead House, near Liverpool, where Patients twiy address their letters as here tofore, and, On remitting a One Pound Note, receive kis.,e in their respective Cases,' intmi her with •Dr. 511tIonon's vain - able Medicines, for the following Custptsiiirs In all cases ofSetirbotte Eruption, 'Sena's/nos Taint, sad Disoalrrs originatine Irma au impart strie of the blow% the A NTI-IMPETWINES, comnateily 4:AO . 4alutava's Drops. Alai In NerrnwrOrse., nr Consimintive Hakim, 'Mende/ with Weakness, fkbility.•Lovrams of 'Spirits, anti a aresheal wamitig of I lir vital principle, the tint eistutiniakedattelluglt4 . . - eeteltrated Ct./11,1)1AI. 1.14t1.31 of dl A U. ' The above Medicines are also sold by 19, Strata l: Bacon, 1511, Oxfordlttreet ; flutter, (.eheapside( p utt, Is ebonite; stud Ward. Elothorn ; prige 4 Is. • per • kettle. •0• 1 family bottles, euntaintne Char. Itnall tiara, for Mr; Sty *loci i to. are saved ; will, the woggle 'kliwatual Suiumuts. Livtn • • pouf:* engraved on t h e aiamp. AllO, puice 3s, that in tercst tug and n4rfttl' ;•: 11, •• ` Portrait of the A astute) entitled G tl) E T HEA LTH ; yr, --Advice to both 9,xes tot a Variety of Cale 31.1):" enstairaig74l Tet'acs. , on Restate • Disown. Nervous and Ilypecibutsildike Coq - . Plain's; also Georrillteigarks on thaw Disenstat witk.uhail the hossan hoaly ig moat frequently afflicted ; exglan the syMptolna, mode' or irtathwat, and rehredies Must roe perly idupted fur orxasliiiebiliiy v i.e. 6:r. THE I;RAVKI. .AND'ST44€4 ht1,41141G1 ) , ,Sc . HlL:KAiikbps p.iu,s isle alineed to be must seams:al .hterlicOte ever eltscestre.l for 4 IT. e. lolly eritiutiog and nrevisating the future reentreoce.id Owe Disiinters ehieli arise frum an imperfect action el' Urinary 'Arens; ns Gravel and Stone, lembintii, Pain. the and Lorna, nortieppression et Cline. itestivtilie ehrancillresish tfre• setwelsal &end, dissistvek end Kate , carries any theArttly matter there furated e and preveat. ,younre .forheitien by adreogibeaing gears-ally, thy I, L.. Piiwry Sydent : thus Activettey the so Relied Pilcnt "the exetirmating fortetyes of•these Minions *talons 1 ' ne thinly tit' the centstitutitm. These Pith; ere cemptssrd :the most tennceut itturedieeste, , astlreirtiromsither ettur6. 4ussit or restraint of diet during their tree. tiotiospo! • commemlatitos esti he offered of them than the fact A • aeikuired is Particular the comitenance and ttpairt , ' '‘ttOn 'of natty of the 'evilly. `Pohl' ininantre at te.1141. and 118. by •it. • Bet* am' , No" Chemists, No. 4, Cheauside, corner of St. Ptiol'it awl M. Safttniltootr eel, „Dublin ; and AA the prim -1. 111001tviiers...VAIggtila,' 'and 'Medicine Venders ihrig t 4h.... • .r _ • - - IDON .print•ti find Published et Ilse' 0114 No. 1: 7 'NW ;' 4 iitsaie biltietiseuselits >t yeeel4.4l, too siiilisalit) "must .be addississib—C, .81141140..hu Fral!e• Vf R1T.114,44ft• 14 7a Mtv • The profelvien of Physic. is of the highest int- • piartewee eftwitkiesd ;sand selwn we reflect on the traistation, of yttuo. renew Symposia, ,Meyara. cU.11114 ; AO Ca t ,vslps slartuty . thirty V"t: rope. Area* paLealestrive,raerAse bit Si. tweiropol is, have broallit ttaia art Ahem( to' perTietTooNre' eliciffoi ' , folio from ex. peetahig 'owe tette •aoil forliitoilion at the treads mono. 'toren )siretieleint ityietworast sad atiesionned mes,. who Coo o yan, wa x wilh .steuipeolgt, eatS ylestroy the hers of their ‘fafilyet'parettityet Merers. dissent awl Cu. are Members of Royal Colltkes eir London sad lEillinbri rill, their )i. *ay be teen at their' Amore, Na. le/. HattoolyarJew where, ill rears or wyplailia, *wevirowa debiliaN %Saab; relasatiarai Ste' iss.lbry lay be roloolted with des vastest Mower itini.aerropy< either per. , eauselly or by letter —le plei ears .ureihr. k 3telirs. Ctruitar and Co. site e end aititro- batiste of she 'env • tli dff"ftear eten,;hyi }um, yleftely ' is three 0.06, ‘llltltfbitelblellast oNaboatt. Weiree• of their *et at Im., Ji.i. 10. . i.. ~~ ~ q . 'll