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WWI& - litstros. %s Ills yore-stet, ;Lis of CM" tut ins gli t .between lard Derby, (Potter, feeder) and ft. Legh, Est (thlliter, 'nyder) R i ogs *blade, au* wage. tbe aka ia.L—l he. follow- SK ue a itatement :1 Putter. . at. B. Gilliver. M. S. Towle. , ... Weristifiaay 1 1 Thorn:lay .. „. • • Fraley .. —..--• 6 6 7 6 isirc AST LS. In the r*ee week, a long main of rocks was fituzlit 'Niemen Sir H. T. Vane, Bart. lied C. J. Ihartelirsg, Esq. of Much the Vollunine is • statement • 'Sr H. T. Vane. W. B. Mr. Bram Ping. sr. n. Munday.. 2 0 Tueqday 4 0 1 0 0 ' WedHer4lay 2 0 4 lt Thursany 3 0 13 0 11 0 Un Friday, the nth last, at Howick annual races, id the afternoon, as mist, there was a pone, rare in the common hangh, when William Inglis, a lad of 17 year.' of age. (be rider of one of the rineys, was thrown utf, by the •aa i aaa takta f r fright at the 'improper interference of aurae person a it the horse before him. The young ilium gut up immediately, and declared that he was nut hurt. Having imprudently taken a draught of cold eater, be walked to a friend's hotter, 'Mont goo yards d.staat, where he was suddenly taken ill, and died in about all hour after. A liberal contribution was Lade in favour of the young mimes afflicted parents. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. TORTaMOUTII, JULY 1. Arrived L'Aigle, from the West Indies, last from Plymouth; and the Myrtle sloop of war, from the Eastward. Sailed the Blossom, Preemyinete, and Pert cut ter, with a fleet for Spain, Portugal, and the Me diterranean.; and La Nymph to the Eastward.— . N.E. Slops at Spitlsead r—Royal William (Admiral Sir Roerr Curtis), Puissant, Elizabeth, l.iuu ( for Bombay), Ends mum Pallas, Yuma (for America). bleuelaus, Nympbe ~for the Downs), Barbadoes, Bonne Citoyenue, Rifleman, Scylla, Lightning, St. Pierre, Hope, Zenottia ' Gannet, Crane, Sae brine, Racehorse, Tweed, Mercury, SVotrerene, Royalist, Chichester (for Bombay nod Madre,), Mullet, Prevoyatite (tor the Mediterranesu), Dart (for Cadiz), and Sharpshooter. Ito the thrhour:—.Gladiator (Rear-Admiral Sawyer), Hi. beret'', Nortlitualiertaod, Apollo, Undansted, tttt , Ha. soadryod, Foram'', Astrea, LeJeu, Dement, Fawn, Prapil, las. Rattler, Rdissams, Musette, Steady, Tigus, 'fickler Decoy; sad Hardy. PLYMOUTH, JUNt 29 AND 30. Arrived the Morristown armed ship, with a fleet from the Westward. Sailed the Poictiers man of war, and ',menet f.i gate„ on a cruise ; Dreid and L'Aigle frigate; the latter for Porrsmoath. Thnrtt!.. , night arrived the Gleaner hired ketch, from an inisucceesful cruise after the Union powder lioy ; she made the Seven Stones the same night, and sailed :Jong the French coast, but saw nothing of her. The Gleaner spoke a frigate mid a !loop during her cruise. The vessel sod cargo is estimat ed et I tom 1,5001. to 2,000!. The Frr,,chinen evinced their accustomed inge nwity in effecting their escape : they hail bored the side- of the ship, about two feet above the water mark, with a large augur, and cut out a piece, about two feet long by 1.1 inches high, with part of an iron hoop, which they converted Soto a saw, they had been about six weeks effecting their pur pose.—A sentry-box has since been placed at Kite terbury, where these men landed; and boats are ordered to row round the pii•esn•allips every nig? t. The Arrow schooner has also been appointed to guard the entrance of the harbour. The m on k e y gun-brig came on harbour to refit. Remota Mears:tail Day.— fhe Meadows:lit, lintifacal.l.., Defiance, sud Lavinia. In the Sound—La Seine, Actaeon, Savar, Pram*, cola. finch, Daring, GICIVIr, Britannia, Fervent, and F.raniegle. In tiamorart —Phirtte, Fortune" Sybille, Heli con. North Star, 'frump, Sapphire, .Aloakey, Muerissaii, 'lra I, sad Neptanc nude" YARMOUTH, 3111. Y I. A.rived. II is mirning, the Leverett stoo l , of war, w -1 111 r. F cater, the British Minister, from Stuck honie, also Fiske., the Alesseuger. DOVIR, JULY 1. Yesterday, a fleet of Welt lndtamcn passed this • -place for-the River, with the Muhl limn the S.W. ; seiltriA vessels were landed out of them. A vessel from Dunkirk, under Prussian colours, is *pivot with a cargo. Aritilied the following vessels with coals, from Sunderland :4-the Friends, of Dover, Mudge ; and Jane, of ditto, Russell ; and the Maria, ItGse, of suodoiood. DIAL, JUNI 30. Arrived, and sailed for the fiver, the Deptford tranlynt, with about sail more from Lisbon, ldw from Falmouth ; liis Majesty's ship C'hriirtian 171. from PI) mouth, and relhAillS.--Wind JUL . 1. Arrived the Kanfaron, sloop of war, from a cruise; and Britannia, Hunter, from Liverpool, and soiled for the Hiver.—Wind • 11.11T11. JCIVE Vesterdity forenoon arrived the Oberon sloop of war, from Dover, with five transports under convoy, with the 4atd regiment. roll, , 11 7 •It 2s. !Italica the ship roasts... Capt. Vaseittart, fur Plynt.ottit ; Trinteplio, of St Liss, Grab:dyes, for Lisbon, with barley ; }:Meagan, of Pd.istow, Illarscv, for lAindur. with prorirtuois 'Naomi, Or Abrrtiorry, Riding..ls, for ditto, with il.tt ; Char of I.ontles, Ruby, f r ditto, with .littu ; Elu..b, of Scotism.', Briggs, for looolon, witb euth.c Peso* ri•P KO) Griffiths, fur bt grime, with rattly ; Nfrtry, or P. 'hell'', Richards, for ditio, with piss ; losiso, of Worms, f.ili..y, 'for Limerick, is ballast ; the liTtielle, Capt Uptos, I • Plyrootti ; Rialto traurpurt, with tosahtla, fur the lab: of isht. On Tuesday siennight Joseph Croeley, Walter For. Cisurks Brewer, and Joshua Stam,field, all of Idle, were convicted before the We. L. Mau, an the penalty of 51. for taking tidi. nil Mnnd..y the 1 Ith inst. in the river Aire, in inclosed grounds, abOve A operley Bridge, Yorkshire, belonging to J. Caeltrzus, P.N.—Previous to their being dis. covered, poisonous substances had been thrown into the river: sod for the space of a utile above the bridge, great numbers of fish *ere seen floating dead, and others swimming shout in • State of intosieation.—The public ought to be very cautious how they purchase river tirh, as many snowier% have occurred, where fatal effects have followed: eating tl sh deatroled in this !op . .... , • 0 , i t4 6 - 41 ' . .." • i . . r. 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To grille 14 is added, Mincellangona InfwrnAtion, re9perting Iftwanstic Funtaltlitinec and other mattrrn or Local 11011111 y —Colki.tild titwt Ilat HuN As 114,t le and nrranred in Al. pi abetical 4)rder n t ontinolt, n of the T aphy of 464.: Coital Killgdwit of 4tcal 15A.1.4i44 Mad lrclsod. 11/ -••••- • NiCtiOiiit Carhide, Fellow Ind &clefts" of die g ot • Antigintries Of London.' 410. A. 121. lid . hely " The History and Antiquities of stir C. , untyog.,,,, cc piled from the best soil most authentic Hnl Rec. rds and slatiscripts, in public ()lE.:tumid I.il•rar., and in private bands. By the late R ea . r3„,, m Muni. , T. 'l'. IL Rector ef repertarrow, and Vicar of Gi•d a h u ,,,,, i that County. Eularged and cutitilined tu the pp m ," , ° , t0. " 4 by Witliam Bray, of Shire, Eaq Felon and Treasurer of ih e Society of Antiquaries of London. Vol.ll. MI. 1, 41 . paper, 61 6s. A Gaeetteer of England tad Wales. By Th ints , P out SVY II 71. voyAuEs AND TRAVELS. The Second Volume of flaklayt's Collection of tlse Voyages. Travels. and Ihscososses of the English Nahua tl New Edition, aitli . Additious, 31. as Linee paper, Cl. The TrAsels of Musa Abet: l '.4rt, "46.4 Ilia Peraian Prince), Asia, Africa, and Europe, de t i n t h, years 1791, tem, taut, and 1541-!. Written 1.) imu the Persian Isnamute, and translated by Charles Stewart, Esq. 2 Vol.. 41.1 Ills. A Tour to Ilafird, In Cardiganshire, the seat of Thomas John's, Esg M. P. By James Edward SsaiiL, M. I). 1 . . Presideat wi the Linea:an Society. Super-royai - - TUE MARKIit.). - , CORN EXCHANGE., IPLT it. , CLRRF.NT PRICE •O(• GRAIN. Wheat INS. 9sll. tI OS Ream ... .... .r.as. G s Fine ditto. I ids. tloii Tick ditto ...... 41111 SY I:l,:boieityleo 5 ...... 3 4 7 r 4 : 8 : „.. . 5 1 55 4 4 0.4 4: II 1tt.;70:1::.1:740tiiiitriti0t.a........Q... ..................... Matt Ifibite Peas / 1 Rare 8.4 d .. - ..... tiol CA Grey Peg.... .sno, b 6. 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Esclerrier Bills . ......... I•M. rem E.. list. Lottery iiiklll. . . VII 111. Cousols lur ...., .. '' 71 1 i V: INN; flasek•llveltri, 4, Cershill, sod 9. ('huriu(•eras. On Saturday at Si.tlary.la•Rmloe Charc:i, hy the Itcv. Archeacon lop, Jame, M•tingor, ML b• opectur of Army flunpitala in the tiamphile ()aorta, to Mary, daughter of the late Ihies. au Grant, E.q. uf luna r North Britain. _ _ On Thursday evening, by special license, at Mrs. Lark• harem, in Spanish place, Haurhestrr•aquaue, by the 14 ".. and Rev. Archibald Cathcart, the lion. alajor Hew) ray, to Miss de Vtaines. DEATHS. Om Friday the gad alt. Mr. Jobs Hayter, cow*. of Shaftesbury, well known lib the name of*" Tha Old 'Squire." Although often prosecuted mid persecuted by gemkturn te nasidurs of their ;sone; be kept a path of harriers upwards of misty years. awl was earth...topper to melees gci.tlemen who claimed the Dangle!, alai Althea fox bunt ter *early tt.e same period. When quite /I boy, fie kept a few begin, 214 woirld often entice a Neighbouring geutlemaa's fres their kennel to assist his link pack, fur which be woo as ofless chastised by bin own tether sod Mr. Hardimas (the ges (lemma alluded to); but suck was his propensity fur the chase, that be would sit up whole winter nights to Set his work forward, in order to hunt on foot the nest wonder. Latterly be was obliged to part with his houods ; but tree to the latter end of tbe last hulitiog season ' be would meet the fox-hound s o o fo o t ; sod &boost to the h our of his death was fond of rebearsiog the spurts of the field. In st.ul. the sere/totes of this old man would fill • taro volume but amongst all Isis eccentric adventures avid dealings aids mankind, be never lost the grand „pursuit of what Pope MY justly style, "Ilse noblest work a God," via. "as loan: may." He woo well respected by bit neighbours, sad s large concourse of people attended his grave to pay the last obse quies to hie memory. the Sunday se'nsighl, the body of Joseph Gaah, the tele. bratiol old hunisinsu of Limerick, was found lifeless and cruelly mingled, liras the race course of Lemonstiell; as itl• of the circumitances attending his death ws , held, and • verdict tumid of wilted murder, agn,ust tutus persons At Gibialtar, on the Oath tilt. Mr. C. Greethsim, mail of Ile Majesty's ship 1 .I.mlaire,, sou of 31r. Grcethsii, ul the l'o•tilelia, at rialsinnalli. Ile Thnrsilay morning, at hossilisca.place, o' an *rob fit, laentstiant Valance Coisyns, Fifst Lieutenant of Ills Ua jnts'sshut. gma: William, aged 43. On Wednesday last, at Southend, Esam, Lucy intuit daugliti r of Robert Lakin, E.sg. ddm. • a,r.oilke. HIGH WATI".II. rifts DAT i IlaiDla Num 3f) tune. idler 3 KM. SS Mil* aft er S. lAWDAlfv.—Printed by C. SMITH. Pro. I. Clesest`•.l o9, tad pn1,1,..b..1 at Nn. is. 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