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THE BRITI Si I PRE ,S S. LONDON. SATURDAY. JVNE I9, -i316. ~_ ~...- The Bill for abolisliiii4 the right of spires; in certain criminal cases, and wager of battle 'is them, iiiol on issue joined in a writ of right, 118114 yesterday evening passed, through a C 'More in the those of Lord.% and ordered to be read a third time without a dissentient voice. The LORD CHAN 'Esv.i.oR alone spoke on the MIL He argued that the right of appeal could not be. dissevered from 'he wager of battle, and condemned one as brr barons, and the other as impolitic and hostile to tl.e sprit of our otisting institutions. The Loan Bill was ',rebut through all its remaining stages, arid will probably receive the Royal Assent this Oil. Lord livEmpoot, repeated the hope ex pressed in the House of Cl:nun:no by Mr. VAk- HITTART, and enriiestly echoed throughout the mintry, that the present Loan would be Ilse last to hich the Government wools' find it necessary to Rare recourse fur a great 'mintier of yf.:ll*S. It must, however, we presume, b:t understood, that 3 , 2,000,000 f. will be annually div , ,rted from the Sinking Fund to meet the exigtucies of the Cos verimiciit„ The discussions last night in the House of Com st:ons were unusually interesting. We are inclined so believe, front the strong expreisions used by some of the must revectable Members of the Re preseritstive u motion fir a moderate Trteforni in Parliattent, such, for instance. us a change from Sept Ito Trie tttt ial Elections. world be favourably received by a very consider able number.—The New Taxes were the subject of very arrimaied debates. A Ilamtnirgh Mail arrived last night with Papers to the 12th instant. The King of PRUSSIA was far recovered on the Stli, front the effects of his late occident, that the bulletins announcing the state of his health had been discontinued. Dutch and Flanders Mails have arrived, with rapers to the 16th instant. It is stated, under the head of Madrid, the 30th I:ist, that a Hew leader has appeared in the Patriotic field in A alt. tica, who represents himself a lineal descendant from Mortis:m:lms, a name den to the heart of the Mexicans, ::n.l well calculated to call forth their energies agaisist their pnotut rule's by the tee:diet:Liu° of Spanish cruelties. The Paris Papers of the 15th hese arrived. The fin,incial debate• have not been yet brought to a close in the Chamber of Deputies. In the sitting • of the 14th, the Chamber, after at long discussion, adopted the aineoilitsent of the Committee oil the Budget, requiting a reduction of 1,800,000 franca., tinder the lwail of expenace of urgociat . The French Funds •re improving. The 5 per Cent. Console are 6131. f Bank Actions 1,512}. The fulluwilig are retreat' : PARts, JUNE 15. 'rlie King heard mast ye,tcrday in his hip:wit:rota. lter Royal Hi%hopes the Princes of Woks rill inhabit at Rome the Palace of Coroisi, iii which Quern Clitialitia el Sweden paPkt..l the Last days of lice life. Advice, from Maihid of the 3 of June state, that the greatest activity prevails at Cadiz in fitting out the Ant ; that 124 tratisport vessels are already collected in that port, and that the ernharkation if the provisions has commenced. The Edict of prohibited bunks 'was pillslishetl on the day of St. Fertliiittestl iu all the churches of :4Am% They amount to An and ldivided nib, three classes. Ten of thew are French, or transla tions from the Frcsich, including the History of flue hquisitions of Italy, Spain, awl Portugal, by Joseph Lasalle,. They are charged as having an is ttttt oral or revolutionary tendency. TttE Barrtswi Pim of Tuesday, the Bth inst. ati article extracted from the Irosltahgton intrthgenrcr, respecting the rumoured cesurti of Cub. to Emgleud. It has since made o wide cir. cult of the newspapers in Great Britain and Ireland, awl beets commented upon at explanatory, if true, of the policy of our Nlinister hi bringing forward the Foreign Enlistment Bill. Up it started, how ever, last engirt, verbatim a literatioi, for the Snit tittle, in The Courier, in which it is putt forward us a res•rert roit.mtlesieittion, quite new to his public, who must be greatly indebted to The Courier for this eerily iutellrgence. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT had a grand dinner party at Carlton Howe. Among the 1.N.f1) paste were, the Duke and Dacha.** of YORK. the Doite bad Duchess of th.uuttEsita, Prince hi:o. PritlerNal AUGUSTA. Prince's SUPIII.I of GLOUCESTER. the Duke of KENT, &c. lu the eve 1111 l g his Royal High:tot had a numerous party. The was a considerable Ownium yesteeJay, Uut no opreilic canoe wits assigned. Arcounta bare been received at ll..t.tEru's, of an ludo-pendant privateer harm , been loot in the 4;u t of Gibraltar, near the Spa n ish coast. The crew. shout 71) iti number. took iu astir bunt. for the pur. pule (.1 ',rani lig to the African wile, but Lamb nig out fi UM Tarifa, they were captured ly tic Stennards.—They :pit filially Engt Amen owl F - 4 --......... •.S0 lidY-1 4 / I Rh 'ET TiIIi;ITRE. CELEBRATION or TOR PRINCIi REGENT'S -- - Mr. KEAN bat night performed the part of the Dyke of Gl:later, in SHAKAPbAtt.E's Tingetty of The (0116wiaag dibtilagnildied character , ' were pre. Richard tide Third, nt this lite:ale. At the rrynrsl sew rat th e I)ri n t trig-roost on Tlitirot'my, in stlJitiou or his bredarrai, the performers lately meting at 411111-a/abe gava-aa iu our Paper of yeiaterdav : Drury-lance Theatre. Ile never plAyea .. O”. part I c o Npas 43 . 013111z1.1T. ( - ',farisln sit Villa, mid LuAuff. Intter. mad LOllllll4l IllUdi.olce. for the Drat lune, had the opportunity of unto? closely nanitriag his Vie...intent Ilorberiutt. I, Noteken, and Dulow. went talents, by being placed ne.trer the bt:sge that,' WO( liortaatrarbfes—sir 11. Raterell, Hilary Piergepoinr, Cir %V. Scot 0, Sir (i Hill, )Ir. ILMoistst..., C Long, Mr. Ryder, tiae winter Tht*ltru.. Ile eserkil 4 11 ' Mr, Velotitirt, G. Calmat or, Mr, 11.atelsanyou, J. Harry, si o r ge4 Homo., aod Sir W. (:.soli utmost, mud w as re. astalrd throughout by nowt uobtotottled opplause from a brilli.asat nod einettle4l.4 Ilizbt Hon. Ludy Harris. audience. The tneers clio - inued for ...vend tai- 11".,,Nrab:es-1: tail Cochrnor, Mr. IV.strnri, Col. Hay. tinter. The Irsicedy was extremely we'd gait Cast. S GAr‘bisr, IVm. Elot, C. Sotheby, G. Need- Mr. itAt, as Mc/ago/id, and GLOVZIL. as 11. e I " m ' I:4 "'"" l ' 3 " La "' 110.torruble Lnd'es—Mnrray, and E. Politic Qttre,t, ',hayed its their beta style.--Tlie Inman: was I IlrmoNirshle Coehraoe, IV. Stratford, crowded to came. wandietal, C. Sotheby, C. Morlontl, G. Seidl/nun, S. Bowles W. Eliot, PultruliArn, Sham, Erskine, and Leash. llosusiretble Miaset—Moge 0000 ir, Hier, Th r tl ogson , Pnwis,tau Mans, Iwo Carentlishes. nod two Petri,. Wigram, B. Martin, E Bull , r, 11. ['yin, J. Head, It. Itralingfirld. V'. C. He Cre.pigity, J P. Arland, A Cho It C. H. Codrington, G SliesettflO, Hnrare St. Paul, J. G. Egerton, C. Mor g an, 1.. !Itefflisitois. E Stonier, Hari. James Grano, J. Sewell, J. (*toll, A. Mackenzie, It Jott.rll, 'l'. Trowbritiv.. G. Blithe, r, J. kale!, C. Doiliedle, H. I).. cell, 11. C. Houle, Hurroughl, W. Carro'l, IV. C. i sit lie, M. Tierney. S. H. Alorland, J. 13 , irke, J. M. Thor'', Nogle, J tl. Ilurziss, D. Pack, J. Crolork, J. Se Ire titer, T. Phi our, It. Chester.-- corkentl, It. Gifford, H. talvi rt, Gurelo", J. teeth, J. t)ii•h.y. A. Dn.ise, C. Smith, F. Hut art t, G. 31 °ore, IV.Stii hoc, G Noel,ll.Horgh, C. Gurdsm, W. B 4”, J. Sheley, W. Nirholmoi, J. Barke, J. Mont:ornery, F.. KVeril .101, H. Milan) W. Prhigl , ., F. He. rtirjr.„ W. Astor, T. Al old, J. Lily, J. Ftrslecirk, W. Wellse, W. Elliult, A. tit.pe. G Moray, IV Curtis, J Gibbous, W. Ally, J. ,A. F ,G. Sher, and II Peyton. Ilishops—Petrrborough, St. Ausith, Exeter, Ely, and .64 1.. D. An Of W:11.1.11/T. Peer eod Boehm—Kuper, Hari iron, and Garrow. Reverend Illesers.-1 1 . 11, Mama 10, S. Hall. S. S. French, T. Blackburn, J. Craft, J. Sampson, F. W. Blumberg, Sleek, y, King. Luxmore, arid F. Barker. Dream —Darn., Baillie, Neale, Rudders, Wilgus, and Bred Seejertede—Copley and Freer. (armors — Farquhar 21111 Cameron. Aldermen—Birch, Sir C. Flower, slid Sir C. S. Hunter. G. steral Monigumerie. Catoneis— Loft urr, Grant, Achnon, Frederick, Delip, Money, Huglses,Cackliffe, Dawson, Graham, Woad, Gray, and Ball. Copraiar—Dunn, H. L. Baker, W. S. Illarlcoek. G. B. Maxwell, A. P. Hamilion, Anthin, H. C. Deana, Holland, Sir M. Seymour, Schumberg, Home. G C. M'Keotte, Tuff mill, Rowley, Molloy, Sir J Broarana Hawker, Brenatm, W. F. Fonder, Mowbray, Gall. C. Hanhain, Tower, Price, Powlett, Cunt, Capel, Cumberland, Dashooml, Higginami, J. R. Smith, Cherley, Tremato nliti, Thaekevay, Yates, Ste phens, Gordon, Cowell, Parton, Hesse, Bedtime, Boyle, R.N. Doyle, Bran, Sotheby, Hope, Mamma's', Chester, Russell, R. B Him', Laois, Guldrisk, C. A. Baker, Lane, Brace, Brooke, Feller, Impriere, Greatly, Joiniston, Jarvis, Tar tu,. and Clown, it N. Lkultntaals—G. Story, W. F. Titillor, SPAlpine, Bar tlett. Fcrenean, G. Nightingale, Gowdle, Downes, A. Wright, Horton, Wilde', Martin, Sirangeways, A M. Bayard, R. Gordon. R.N. F. Franks, R.N. Chat tidal, Weaver, Fletcher, Spille, Reid. Wills. Foote, and G. Willock. Cornets—G. R. Hall, F.A. Muni", Currie, and R. Hare. Messrs.— E. Foley, Stewart Nicholson, FAwarck, Thorn ton, Brigitnek, J. Wa rrr r F. Coventry, Voile, W. Parish, Baker, D. Dupery, E. A. Howard, J. Blair, IV. Meyer, C Catenavy, Turner, C. Grant, E. Lockhart, Roberts, Norton, W. G. H. Jolliffe, Peplos. G. E. Jolliffe. H. Whit more, C. Morris, C. Franklaad, Reding& Id, Gelb. Alin, G. T. IVatson, W. Stratford, Christie, E. Ilt wider, I). Coven ' try, Carlisle. Terion, B. Simpson, Freud), A. Mackenzie, G. Mills, Dtiline, Rickwell, Crawford, J. Carroll, tier, V. Cooper, 11. Dyer, It Power, Shepherd, G. L. Bifida, D. Thompson, C. Tennyson, W. Berber, Leonard, Drain'', M. Urr, H. Bill, Theobald, Askew, F. Braude, Peniberton, T. Owes, Clinworth, alunaSeld, Eliot, E. Gibson, Legh, Sferham, 11. Corucwall, Golly Knight, Frere, Gunning, D. Pennant, Blackman, Strode, Dillon, 8. Adair, MO, Molehill/1, E. Cooper, jun. Montagu, Lowndn, J. W. Huutre, Sinclair, G. A. Wert pltae, R,V., Greenwood, Gwyunc, Jay ke, J. Graham, Abbott, Croke'', Salarne, Wilbraham, Bathurst, Lashington, Long, W. Stratford, Harrison, Willierforce, Long Irellesley, Warne", Walpole, Portman, Manner", Atkins, Talbot, R. Coates, Rammed, J Burka Aston, J. Douglas, E. Farquhar, IV. Russell, Godlier, Ommanney, Bowles, Conetenay, linen, Heald, F. Fittelarettee, T. Fn... lolatique, AL West, W. Taylor, A. Grant, N. Calvert, G. Drum mond, C. Harvey, Moore, Vernon, Nurility, Dillon, llama ion, Cannons, Bastard, Plrita, B. Freer, alitdmay, Chichester, 0. Rich, R. Adair, Adams, Henry ruder, Dashwood, Rickets, Broadhead, Querns', Carleton, Dickinson, S. Smith, Pima, Frederick, W. Bellacy, Puller, Edwards, Burrard, Maxse, A. &milroom, Gumshoe, Laugston, *Moak', Tomline, Eger ton, It. Ward, H. (card, Ecaumunt„ Leslie, J. T. Lane, and Ando'. NW r IWO —Fitcrereltl, Kenalt, Dalrymple, H. Seymour, Powell. i310(11 Lindsay. B. Capri, John Valid", trylly, C. Broughton, General Ebner., D. Metric,, Cowell, D. Co ventry, Ellison, Baker, Phillip', ColoneCollins, G. Eliut, General Wetherell, W. Came, Stanley, D. Magna Moro nough, Larwelles Iremonger, Dixon, Stuart, Curling, Dash- wood, liroral, Blackburn, Bye, Freenianile, Powell, Gars olio r, Lloyd, Milinuty, Broadhead, Rigby, T. Chapel, T. Conritinay, Canaille, Action, Chopin', Gaactryne, Moore, Ito- tannin, Paul, William., Long Wellesley, Collins, W. Frere, Hartley, Hamilton, Pollen, Lashing:on, Edward., A. Stan- hore, Bowen, C. Long, Manners Sutton, French, Owen Williams, W. Pole, Carvell, Hughes, Mead, C. Morrie, Mb hour, Stanley, H. Burin", Denison, T. Ch a ntiu, liatlinist, Retspos Rickets, De Crespieny, Beanmunt, Tomato", Pei hstn, King. Chaplin, Spark, Delap, V. Bruce, \Lichen, MaC• lend, I:Atonic Scott Murray, Colonel Stewart, Walpole, , Pakrirliam, Do Boos k., Do Pre, Mu .1., Dowry, Peploe, il. Farr', Gill, F. Cooper. C. Maxwell, C. Molloy, Evelyn, Eliot, Vaughan, H. Hubliosse, V. Singe, C Matey, Far •qtrhar, C. Morris, Brigeauck, French, Theohaid, Cox, B. Soups, ii, B. Danvers, Anerstein, Heinle, Hort, H. Daw kins, Pup's, Champague, Dawkins Peunaat, C. Smith, Clareeing, Bnshby, Puyutry, and Southern. Alines— Roua,Collier, Pawl, Ashborner, E. Long, L Rich, two Townsliends, Gasetrysie, Dixon, three Goslings, Floyd, two Slued", Copley, Tisdale, P. Welby, C. Weary, F. Harley, Harley, Rodney, L. Rowley, Iwo {Mashed", M. Harris, two Rowley', Iwo Denison., Chester , Edwarda, Dawkins, Cal tin', Eleanor Montegne,lll. Mitchell, F. Florlyee, K. Flaillyer, Broadhead, Kerr, Hughes, K. Lowther, H. Chaplin, Roberta, J. Ihribultse, Calvert, Burgoyne, H. M. Cheater, Claveriog, Walker, II Walker, A. Baslohy, I. Heywood, G.Cullirr. Si. Gosling, E. Knox. Lloyd, Russell, Monis, two Shalom, Parker, Gifford, Wrottrsley, Vernon, Villiers, Scutt. Page. Turner, Atkin., ikudenell, two Stopforda, two 1k Greys, Ilel ivere, C. Jerecoise, Leigh, L. Chaplin, Phillips, Astiry, 8. ilublowne, Ryerufl, Erskine, Margaret Sinclair, Sinclair, Langston, H. Langston, B. Price,Martlto, Harriers Magee; Diddle, Foley, Trollop.., J. Buiseherel, Calihrrepe, A. Lid dell, Thorp, M. Thorp, Wright, Nieksuio, Boller, N. A. Ras. sell, Russell, H. Russell, Chadian al`Leinl. Snarl APLeed, Flora llPLeird, E. Ariley, Gardner, two Blackball's. Max: l well, Evelp so . Eden, Denin, C Calvert, &restart!, retold', H. French, Meyers, Methuen, Eliot, Rantsden, Cox, Stacey, F. Lechoorre, Kidney, Wingfield, D. Coventry, Freemaialle, C Cooper, North, A. Nixon, Bloat, E. Wok, Bayou, Jed i orisigham, Howard, Theubald, L. IL Simpson, H. Itesditigt IMorgan, H. M. Chester, Dalian, A. M. Shure, Shure, and Pupils. ' Tire following were among the nurotremi we sec lotions on the above motion : The Hight Homoarable Henry Pierrepoint, oa his our riage. Sir William C. de Creapiewy, on coming to his Mk. Viscountess Galway, by she Lord I. Waltiog. The Him. Mrs. C. Sotheby, on her marriage, by the Coney I ten of Hardwick. BOXIIV G. The match between T and ('yruc saris, I from Bristol, was decided yesterday on Waling liam-green, about right miles from Croydon, front wheiice Randall arid Parish were routed by a .1 11011 111 l Beak. The wetness of the morning Was a great drawback upon the spat, but there vi.t• a chins a drags, Irma the Lard's betiouche to die W,simiaster calabitze-cort. tilled half a ticateii th els for many wiles. The Comm issa. tiiti Lie , work early in the morning, rind an the ar iital of the great Caytain of the milling force.., the men peeled in tine condition. Turner, al tiamgli defeated by Handal, gut fresh laurels by that defeat, after having ;belted the gallant Scrog gins's iuvtlurrnbility. D Isis bent Belasco, On the day that ?Orate beat Oliver, um! lie was accounted the best that could lie la:II front the Bristol nur sery, which produced a Chicken, a Cribb, and others, the brat nteto of their days. Davis sported the Ilelcherfog/r again-t the blue bias rye, which were lasteso-d to the post of a twenty-four feet square. Cribb arid Itatitlall seconded Turiier; and Bel cit•r and li. Iltitiner, Davis. Betting even, but D,i-is had ratleir the turn. The battle lusted 53 stfinittes, daring which time 31 rounds acre fought, when Davis laid down and resigned the coolest. Bath thea reeesve4l heavy puttisl:theht.end although Davis is not of the he-t breed no more than Negri yet his right hand is su heavy, that the battle never was safe until it was over. De is inferior to all the light weights of Ilie dal in goodness and science, and he has an in curable fault of letting all adversary know, by a tho. 1,..te beihre hitting, when the right hand is coming. Turner is one of the nest in Englund, and punish ment tel Lim on to gallant play. lie finishes an adversary in a workman-like manner, and is always cool and collected. PRDENTRIANISM. Crisp, the telt loafed pedestrian, comrtsente•! on Thumlay Illumine his hi remilcan task of walking 09 miles per day, for 1R rucressive days, fur a wage► of 1581. He started from Ipswich shoat a quarter put three in she morning, and ar rived at Ciikkestu a skirt time after vie, being a distance of eighteen miles in altoul three hours. After staying a short time at Colchester, I.e storied fur atedinsford, where he arrived shunt 20 Initiates after melve, making 40 miles of Ina joneney ; and after mating there about it quarter of me hoar, and taking sums refreshment of a simptc allure, he pet ceeilt il for lora. Crisp is a native of laoillon, in Norfolk, where he was hors iis Ihr year 1778; he is shout five feet six inches high, mike' . slight built , bid apparently of a very good constitu tion. His 'ICI furinatii ea ate numerous, and some of them very. est. aurtlittary. Aboot it twelvemonth since be com. pletril the task of walking from Kciebtobridge to Oxford, by Window, s distance of 61 marl., each Jay, for 17 succes sive /14)*, .oirer very indifferent and hilly gr., mid. He has 31 , 1.3 walked 75 miles per day, for six successive days ; and in lite July of 11117, walks d backwards a distance of 40 mites per th; for seven sneer...ire ilays; by which performances he has estahlislad himself at the champion of pedestrianism. lo the tut -sect ta-k he is backed by Captain Barclay, 31111 lillll/.0,411 Odaht are much against his success, be is himself to confident as to risk 251. of his nail money. He •.valks in a 11.initel drew, light leather cap, and velvet ankle shoes, will, aprin4 soles, ant cirri.. a slit k ; his step is very quick and coal, Dud his suit alingetlit r appears awkward. TUOUNE, WEST wpm; yontsrimr, .111,11: 15, 1919. A most extraordinary 'occurrence took place here on Mon. 'Loy last, on the slay and in 11w middle of the great horse fair. Vs the place aas crowded wills Lune-dealers, firm' ra, ote. and horses of all sizes, Ct.lollls, and descrip tions, their lull the most o xtraordnta►y k:JO . rir of hail ever seniendwrrol Matey of th.• hail atone••, when Sicked op, were the toll size of min !des At this time the various horse' on were fool up, and rouged against the wails of tIN• fair. In a short I ione, however, the hail came MI AVM M 1111 Violence and lusissluorsily, that they all (as if by ion, enlist HO broke "Pore 11.'%r moorings," and ru•h rd full gallop in all :meet . ' 4444 11 on the spertatoors. Their re. epeetive owners ndeavomid to lay helot of them, but the flight and fors of tlt.• horses Lowe no slay, and the 00 - 1111 . 4 WI re ul them alive.' to Hy into the poilohe.loonses for safety. The f w that to ntailied oto the ground, more an I a little snore rasrAly, wo re etoleavooneinz to rt•ire hold of the bcrt horses, and make ofTwitlo them. At t hos sight, the strong Ofl:se of lornlitirly us. resme the tiara cattle °wife's, and they rushed awl spite of hail aced lentos to seize the offenders. This produced a grand battle royal, in which horses, thieves elements, and konert horse choler , ! were rill engaged ; and a great lingth of time elapsed . Ls foe the ho ovens ceased to play upon this honest assemblage, and every wan was able " to get his mare twain." When quiet was ultimately re. stored a scene tof quiet imposition went on as usual, and minty of the innocent spectators went home with their gar ments di ipping from the stortn,and their pockets quiteeuipty. lot the long list of persons of distinction recently armed in this eity, there is hot our, psi halo, snore eminently entitled to esteem by hie public and titi vate virtues than Allsjor-Geoleral IIARPER. cell. bratril us tlw leader of the Federal Party in the Seuste of tlw United States of America, ahol dia. tisignished even in that laud of hospitality by his atienti.in and Lisitbiess, particularly so visitots front the Hess. This Gentleman is just arrived earth Ilrs. 11.tarim, from a tour on the European Continent. Air. CHARLES OLIVER, of Baltimore, attached to the Russian strived also at the sante tune. It appeava from an article iu r Morning Paper of yeattiday, that the lariat apology fur asa Incorrect 'report of a speech is. that the wrson 'peaking it did not speak out oadihly. anal consequently. that the person rrrouhii flot unt hear rt. Among the ON Thum's) , night. that of the 1/nynnaiket Theiaire web accidentally uruitl e d in O ur leo. Ti... limit of this 'altercating 61141,111 W retreat of the dranns wa. ornamented with the initials f;.P R. and the Palace% plume, iu Li ilhatit lantp-a Dr !Server, Physician in Ordinary to hie 110).0 highness the Mike Of YHA, .o 4 Physician Extraordinary to his it.•ynl Ilichness Prince Leopold of Sase•Cnbor4 by the r.sil of Bri•lorwerr. l.oly Liiarbrth Al:morn., by the Ditches. of 11attlanal. Lariat. Swinfro, is the full dren etiiif,rin of the Queen's Lniacers. Lady A 1405 1 1 Ponlett, Lady 1. Vold, and Lady A. Voul, by Vikroirotes. noreisril. Strahr•u Fuller, no her stsrriagr, by Ike Countess of • 111 seeleshrld Co!tout DriJees, Portintirse Army, by the Lord i. MI. , 9.11011, by her mother. Mrs. Edwards !11i.. by lw. Mrs. Colonel Two Shiers lietlimcfirlil, by L.oly Mrs. Brizotork, ott her msrriagr. Miss l'ofists, by Mr. Poyiiis 314 s Dalton, ley her Ober. Mrs. IR.loorols. Miss nosr Aylmer noisell. by the Ditches. of Dorset. Lady Sophia Pierrepoint, upon hrr nowrine, by the Conn tees Maa'rem Ms Copley, the Lady of Serjeant Copley, apron her marriage. Lady soil Miss Buller, the Lady snit Danchter of Sir Edmoml Roller, repos their rehires from obroml. Mr. &Wart's. by the Marquis of Hertford. Miss Nixon, by h.•r now, tlrs.lenit Murray. Mrs. Colonel Stewart, al ber retort. from abroad. • Mr. St. Unladen. by turd rt Seymour. i Lady Clvirlolte Piudan, on her retorts from abroad, by the Downer Couul►ss of CI ttttt Del. Ludy M s il.romrry, 011 ber msrcia4e, by Viscountess M.l - Lady Msria Brawl. rk, by hrr mother. Mr. Gaselier, upon his Is ing appoiloo.st • King's Counsel. lardy Aiogiona Busk, il..oshirr ..f 11w fail and Countess of Graegnar, by the More Moues, of Stafford. Miss Tharp, by th.• Dairiorss I.mly M`Earlanr, by Lady Wm. Deadlock, on her comint to her tit . e. M.. bine, Blair, M.P. by the Earl of Ciinrtown. Mir, Wright, by the Visehers of Rolland. Miss Marro, et •I•lial p, by t'•e Bombes. o f H o v a nd, Laity Croft. by thr Bun. Mr•. Walpole. Misr Julia Hothouse, by Lady Roblin:l , 4r. Mrs. (;rner•l Brow, by Ih.• Lora in Waiting. Mr. Hall, on hit worts from the Continent. Mire Burgoynr, by Lady Buripiyue. S.r Jacob Astlrt•, on lois mariiage. Mrs. Cowell, by tire Dowager lady kaki. Esd.sile, by the Han. Mrs. Millie's' Stratford. Mr. Hein y Porter, by Lord Rolle. Lady Bedinetelii, nu her retoru from abroad. Tlie Rey. Snood Hall, nn his bung appointed Chaplain to the Duke Or Clarrnce. The two Misses Astiry, by the Dowager Lady Motley. Miss Bediugarld, by her mother. Laity Bedingfielil. Captain Cowell, Coldstream Regiment of Guards, on his ►eturts from abroad. Mrs. Eliot, by Lady Pringle. Miss Eliolt, by lady Pringle. Captain Russell, na his return from India, by his father, the Right Hon. Sir Henry Russell. Miss Agnes Bedingfielol, by boy mother, Lady Redingfreld. Mr. Fleetwood Witiiams, by Sir Wiatkin W. Wynn, on bill departure for Copenhagen. Me. George Mills, M.P. on his retura from abroad. Miss Morris, on going abroad. Miss Cox, by Mrs. Cox. Mrs. D. Coventry, by the Countess of Coventry. Miss flesavou, by Lady Jeruingham. The Bishop of Peterburnoglo, on his trnoslation. Sir John erne', too bring crested Bsenuel. Lady Croft, by the Hon. Mos. Walpole. Miss Angnota Nixon, by MN. Scutt Murray. Min Julia Rowdies ett, by 110-s. A ngeesteon. Mrs. Immure, bt. the Dowager Lady Rodney. Miss Poynle, by Mrs. Poynts Miss Luxmore, by the Duwager Lady Rodney. Mrs. C. Maxwell, by the Cot:tarns of bra burgh. Miss Maxwell, by leer mother, Mrs. SLootwell. Miss %lorry, by the Hun. Lolly llotioarn. Mrs. F. Cooper, on tier marriage, sold rcturu from abroad. Sir. B. Simonton, by his mother. Mi►s L. B. by her thcr. Mr. Healy Ward, to take leave, by his father, Mr. it. Wind. Mr. Dudwell, by tad t rownlow. Mr. lobo 3liteliell, by 11r. Miss Eleanor Montague, by Ur. Monlactie. Mrs, Charles Rroischton, b Lr•ly Grey Egerton. Mr. Meyer, his llLijeialy'i4 f.'..iii.nl-Grnera I in Albania, and t►e adjacent Provinces of •Le Oilomian Empire. Mr.. Wylly, on tier toirria re, by I.wiy Grey E grE l im . lA, Juliana Ainalry, by the Comm', Moinatuorrir. Mrs. General Moore. Lady Mil y TAylor. Mr. R. Coates, on his return front a tour uu the Continent. - . Lady Peire, by Lady %tip Pore. Tints Anita Maria Peter, by Lady Maria Petro. Miss Jerrnise, by her mother, Lsdy Jeryuisc. Captain, Lindsey, on Ids marriage. MISII Purl, by her moth r, Mrs. Paul. Sir Edward Straeey, nu his being treated a Baronet. Captain S ithtby, ltiV. on his marriage., by the Countess of Ilardwirke. Lady Burk ~ on her utarricgr, by she Mon. Lady Murray. Sir John Burke, on ha marriage. by the Earl of File. Miss Gasenyne, by Mn. G. n►ral Ga.coyue. Lady lechniere, 011 etonoag to her title. Tbc Hon. Mlss El►anor P.ovris, by Lord Lill . ..rd. Sir John Eesele and Lady nestle, mu the it marriage. Mr. Thisseltem, Gentlt man Harbinger to the liou. Baud of Gent;ern.us Üblwrie. Mrs. Ellison, by Visrouutc•sa B irrin gt un . Mrs Sheba', on her mart M i ce, by the Dowager Marcbi nnrse of Lansilowo. Mrs. liken, by Viscountess flarriugoon. Miss Paul, by her mother, Mra. Paul. The Connors• of Noritmunin, mi her marriage. Lieut.-Colonel M LvoJ , Royal Sent•, on be. return from Luba, nrd being impoinird a Comi • of the Bath. M ;pit p i ke, by Voscomitess Itai I Melon. lime Hun VV. Gage, by Visct•uul (ins.. Mr. CIIRWOIib, by the Lord in Colonel %plea, Grimly Quarter. Alaster•Gentral, Porto ign.ne wervier, on his return from Ti mrn ton, hu Nlajesty's !Moister at the Court of bin Moat Faithful Majesty. Miss Charlotte Macleuil,by her mother, Mrs. Macleod, the Laity of Colonel Macleod. ofCulbecks. ins Susan Martian!, by her mother. Misty E. Asiley, by the Dowager lamely Astley. Dr. Davis, Physician Aeeorebear to hr•r Royal Highness the Derbies of Lent. Lady Conynekain Faiths., on bee marriage. Lally *Airy, spoil her marriage, by the Dowager Lady Astley. Mire Kerr, by Lady Mod; Kerr. 1..1.1y Iles V. y, us lee 11,14111 IVO% Laity lialluon, oat her marriage, by the Marchioness of %lira Callhape, en lire 1..111,11 from the Continent. Mrs. llmure S. y , uwm hi r marriage. I.atly Jodrell. MI Oaf Ce 1.11114( to the title. Lady Hingham, by Viiro•oirsa Duagaasea. Lady tVal.it.ghaar„ un cuisine to the title. Lady 09 her ntarri..ge. Lady Elieulwth Co-siieie, by the Cowries' of Northerk. Viscountess Newpatt , by Mrs. Rridgeman Simpsea. Lady Shiffaea, by the Couples. of Chichester. Major Baker, by the Marquis of Rath. Mr.. B. igstirek, oat her marriage sail Meru Prow abroad, by lady Harris. • •• Mrs. Vaughan, by Lady Darin. Lady P. Arland, us her mart iagr, by the Countess of Cork ( The remainder of Preseolutions is oar sent.) Among the the Ladies at use Drawing-room, the fut. .. . i lowifig ,v4i .secsfirnt..ll, muittril :-- ; Mils ROBERTS--(preaetateal by Alm. C. titatTC—A irhiie ratio petticoat. richly tircaistrated with lilac and inlet., ; Kai. the rune eukiar —whit* itraPcryi rushriiiiiercil ilib , lilac, tastefully hiapeill op letlll eh gaut huischte or whin a„,,,, ri , liciati.drebii, ftailicrs and rot is.. LAW INTELLIGENCE: COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Westmossrsi, Fatoar, Jugs IS. IRON COFFINS. TOR IMO rt. ?nu MINUTES £$D 11071110 Cllll3lcll- W or TN II ?ARV ti or n.ANDscir, ROLIMIte. Mr. CHITTY applied to the Court, on behalf of s remin of the name of Jenkins, fur a role to abew posy sq.) , w.it of synnifqinny abliild out be directed to the Minister met artine Muirrharardenti of the parish of St. Andrew, IN_ halm, ordering them lu inter a corpse, whirls had resnai n ,4 tiohnried fur some lieu. The wife of Jenkins. it app. red, had died some time atm and, on the corpse tieing itroiteht tu the church•yard, enclosed in an :run coffin, the pant!, ult , ers refused the rites of Nepotit, e The COURT--" We 'should he glad to know, Mr. Chin n why parties should be so noxious to bery their friends to iron coffins t" Mr (limb' said, the cnstom had, of late, been pretty gr. tierally adopted. Those coffins were stronger than the 'soli nary onea, and much more difficult to lie broken open—the chances of exlitsmation were therefore lessened. Th e ' , I L davit un which he founded his application set forth that the body had been taken to the church-yard, and burial was re. (own% 'inlets W. were deposited. This demand was motel and the corpse was removed. It was brought back, o n a subsequent day, when Inf. were demanded, which ass o f coarse r c cf n u tr.r sei d , j a un ncl i t cr he_bo o d bo that • rs this ease conies within the jurisdiction of the Court' I. there not snother place to which an appeal of this hind ought rather In be ma d e r Mr. Ciatipir acid. it was an offence at common law, to leave a corps unburied, and w a s vuoi,.4,,bi s .„ clesiastiral Court. lie then cited a raw, front purls, SMI, in which Lord Mansfield held, that it was init.. crut 10 leave a corpse unburied, and was an offence agaiiiit the commits law. The Colima', however, on looking In the ease, found that it refi reed to the learin4 a body unburied, until it hrranie po'ilic nuisance, which was not the ca-c bi this instance. The eflirr JUsTICY—" This case. 1 think, ought to he brouz,ht before the Diocesan Coors. I fear we c intent takii cognizance of it. if, however, you think too can profilist. Whir authorities on the siibjei t, the Court will grant yip, further time, mid will hear what you have to advance. It. mivit lake care not to confound jimailictions." Mr. CHITTY accepted of the proffered indulgence, and stated that be would kink into the books, where he bt u ,' hi , find cases that would hear bins ant its his 0100100, that li.c Court bad joriedietiou in this ease. MUTING ON lIIRSLRT MOOR. Previous invitations for that purpose having been tired. lated through the manufacturing districts in Yorkshire,* most numerous assemblage of unemployed workmen met on Moudsy. on Hullslet Moor, near Leeds. A stage fur In,. speakers had been previously erected, stud several penes% addressed the meeting. The great theme dwelt spot. was the n►ce►sity of Parliamentary Reform. It was nese mu o'clock at night before Ibe assemblage dispersed, after pam tog several resolutions as preliminary to • "Declarative to be signed by all who are determined not to become pnu:ry &gym^ and to hr transmitted to the Speaktr of the House of Commons " fur the information of all whom it may con ran." A resolution was passed to meet again uu the same Moor on Monday next. We are happy to state, that part of the model manufacturers have agreed to give As. 9.. and 10.. per cut of gingham', 11, 12. and 13th., instead of the late prices, averaging about 1•. advance oil the cot. All the workmen are actively einplovtd iu tini►hing the webs which they had begun pre viotiply to the turn-out, thus mmilesting their entire obedience to the law, though it is understood that they have expressed their driellllielatlollllot to continue in the emplo)ment of those who refuse the advance, niter the prthelit work is (Carlisle JOU, oat) lIIKETS% CORN EXCHANGE, rILIDAY. Juts 11. Hasinz had • moderate supply of Grain since Monday, th.. Wlimat trade this morning wee rather brisk, at • , ur last price,. Barley is Is. per quarter dearer; infe Oats hare also ndranced Is. per quarter. Nailing Pease are in de mand, and 2a per quarter higher; Beaus ale dull. Iu utlor kinds of Grain their is nu alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fitlowv, JUNG 18. Ibis /Say's markel was not well supplied with the different kind. of raffle. Veal and Lamb were dearer; Beef and l'ork are cheaper ; Motion sold at last price ; and the triple for lime must part was somewhat dull.—The sates in the 111. y market were not lively: Hay has gut op or price ; Straw and Clover fetched last prices. The nuder-meutioued prices sad numbers are a correct statement : To rink the offal per slant of 81b. Beef ...Rs. R.I. to tin. 6.1. 1 Head of Cattle this day . • Mutton ..4s. 44 to es. 4.1 Beasts R R) lamb...4q 10.1 to Bi. 61. Slieep and Limbs ....6,7111 % r em! .... 40. 01. to 6.. OJ. Pork .. 4s. ELI. to ds. OJ Calves no l'ics ..... ........... :411 PRICE OF STOC Bonk Slur . k -40 I 3 per Ct. It d...611ght I 3 per Ceuta..... 71).a I 4 per Crow.... 66;11;4 I 11:ssik I. Aun...18 1-16 17 15.16 Indiu Butidr....2 3 dir. I :Ks YESTERDAY. Ex. rill i..per 2 slio. I Lottery Tickets 191.181. thimium pia. I :ii (lie. I Coos. for Ace. ...691% i G 9 691 691 jE, FRIDAY, Jun. 19. Venice . Malta SO Maples Palermo.... p•r oz 120 Lisboa Opurto Rio Janeiro ........ 1.0". Dublin Cork Agio of Look I.N Hollaud 111E1.1.110.4 Portugal Cold iu tf• Coin, per oz .... 0 0 Forfrige Gold in Ruts 0 New Dowbkluem 0 0 I' Kew Dollars 0 ft 0 Silver in Bars —0 5 2; MARRIAGES On the 16th inst. at St George's, Hanover-pear*, James Lester ' Esq. to Hiss re I (hi Thursday, et St. George's church, Hanover-square, F. P. , Robisanto, Esq. mole son of his Ewefleecy Sir F. P. Robinson, K.C.R. so Him Harriet F. E. Metre*, eide‘t daughter of the late John Meares, Esq. of Eastestoo, iu the county of Pests. eke.. 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