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111 IRELAND. —.wow maul', JULY 29. The Dolce and Duchess of Union are esptcted shortly at Carton. The Lord Mayor, we understand, sails far Holy. head es Wednesday nest. from whence he proceeds flerrogate, to dnnk the waters. Flo Lordship's health has latterly been declining. Aldermen &t -allow will act as loess mums during his Lord ship's necessary aloresive. We are extreawly sorry to end that his Grace the Lord Misrule of All Ireland lately received a hurt ;se his leg, in getting into his carriage in Dub lin. This was followed (after his return to Armagh) by an inflammation in the injured port, accompa nied be some iterating symptoms. Exi•res.rs were forwarded to Looslos by the Post-Otfiee, at two o'clock, on Torsitry, fur Mrs. Stuart, and to Dub lin the Siorgeou•General. We are happy to learn that hi. Gosce is better, and in a fair way of recovery... 4 Newry Telegropki WIN COUNTT OF DOWN ASSIZES. DOWNPATRICIL. JVIAI !4. Sir Neil O'Donel. indicted for an assault on Bernard M'Garry. on the nth of June last. Toe following were the Jury : Jaws Lowry, Milian Warnock Thomas SUM. Francis 111 , Coo, Atolirew Blew, Wallow Gardorr, Kos. Baltic, Woo Boman, dowers Urr, Wes. liakeiles, AwkOw Crawford, sad Pairiah Torky. 8- ruard WOarry sworri-e-Recollei b the first day of the electsoil, the igth of Jane; saw Sir Neal &Done! in the street, rod a crowd standing with kiwi; thinks tlwre were twenty in nuittlwr before he left the 'dace ; retinal way what hour tit the reel,- ing, thinks it was eleven o'clock. %Vibe.** was Striotiolie o t i t triaite the Linen-hell, about f ittr yerils from Sir Neel O'Dmiel : heard a moo cry out there is Lord (ilersely'a party coming down. Sir Neul. O'Donel said it was a lie, his Lordship- had no perry; withers said it was no lie, as Iris Lordehip had a {Arty from Castlewellan to murder vs (mean. ing the voters who were for Mr. ttutliveo) ; Sir Neal said twice it was a lie; witness stud that was a lie ; Sir Neal came up and asked would witness box Or tight him ; knowswhere Lord Glerestly's friends dined ; witness refined to fight on accoent of the mob he was the heed of, but said he would box him it, the morning; Sir Neal said, he could lick a hum. sired of tenures; witness 'raid he was willing to fight any of his molt in the morning, on which Sir Neal hit witness a thrust on the breast with hie S.t ; *k nees did soot strike Sir Neal; witness then said he could not fight him that night; Sir Neal again. with both hated', thrust witness in the breast ; wit ness tott e red back did not strike ; Sir Neal then took his coot partly off to light; witness refused to feint he should be murdered ; the two Mr. Millers pulled Sir Neal sway from utilises*. John Sinyth sworn.—Lives in the Back-lane of anvil. and is en elector ; remembers the first night of the lute election; saw Fir Neal O'Donel ; crime wilking forward, end heard M'Garry and Sir Neal ; Sir Neal bantered M'Garry to fight. who *aid he would toot till the morning. and the meson was, Sir Nesl's mob was too strong for him ; Sir Neal struck him a blow on the breast. James Bayce—la an elector of Down ; saw Sir N. O'Dvnel and Heroin' M•Garry ; was within one yard or them. On Monday evening saw a quantity of people et Inc stocks ; heard it person say there is Lord Glerewly's mob; Sir Neal O'Dont I said you lie; and Bernard *Garry said, it was ill dime to bring a molt firm Captlewellett to abuse the people of Dow:!. Sir Neal then gave a blow to Xl•Garry, and on his repeating the same words Sir Neel struck I again, and challenged him to fight. Bernard M'Garry then staggered back a little. John Smyth. join. sworn (son of John Smyth be fore —Remembers the first night of the electioo ; came down the street with Bernard 111•Crarry ; heard hint and Sir Neal O'Donel scold ing, rod Sir Neal struck him, challenged him to fight, owl otruck I again ; Nl•tiarry said he could not light him on account of the mob. Richard Q • offilfll Itecullects seeing M'Gar ry. the night of the diction; saw a man give hint a push or a stroke; did slot know the mast's name; points out Sir Neil ; saw him. in his opinion, take off his cost ; brought M'Garry out of the crowd by his advice. A Imoder Ts a Magistrate of the County; knows Sir Neal O'Donel ; was in coos. pony with Sir Neal O'Doisel about ten o'clock that evening. and Mr. Marcus Amiesly. Mr. Archbold and witiim.'s brother; nolcrowd there; Was walkierg backward and forward; sew Ber nard M•Garry cutting from the market-house with about twenty people. crying " Hang up, or clock op ! in hell with Glerswly I—Birdmen for ever !" After ping up street. came and returned twice up and twice 'lows' ; appearing to jostle ; made a race to the market-house; and rushed oat again. arid came end separated the geutlemen ; immediately Mr. Miller ass struck with a stone. which cut his hat and stag4ered him ; war struck spin and cut on the cheek ; some people came for ward—limos% the rest his servers.; saw Sir Neal IrDquel at the arch of the market-house ; did not hear Sir Neal or WC/lorry use any altercation what. ever; aid not hear Sir Neal attempt to challenge or ti ht l.Garry. or take off his coat to do so ; did suit 'wk.-Sir Neal away from fighting with Mliarry. the. .rparainris between witness and his brother Rowley. %vas not mule than a minute ; afterwards tory went to look fur Sir Neal; the geutlemeo were all quiet. Rowland Miller. Esq.—Recollects the first day of the electiou ; was to company with Mr. Arch bold. Captain Annesly and hie two brothers. Sir Dfrrl O'Donel and Mr. Johisstott ; heard people ery. " Clock up !" and " Bother's fur ever !" The rest of the evidence exactly corresponds with that given by Alexander Miller. Esq. Cross-exainimed.—Sir Neal O'Duriel wan sepa par:aril from witness about two minutes or there. about,; it was the some as repeated by Alexander Captain Annesly—Recollects seeing Sir Neal Cl'lloriel and M'Uarry a short distance from each other ; sow no blows afterwards ; saw 51 • Garry at the Poet Office. who said. if he took examinations against two permute that he mentioned. he would lure, life against Sir Neal O'Donel. Cress-examined.-11 Marry said he weeld swear tie life against Sri ,Neal Q'Dunel ; thinks it was from the proceedings of the preceding night ; to the best of his recollection thinks so. Rev. Mr. Julinston—Remersklirrs being in com pany with Sir Neal o•Dorkel,And the two Mr. Mil len; heard Sir Neal O'Dnnel and witness were to gether; heard 11•Garry.sov, there was Lord Gle rawly's snub ; heard Sir Neal say he was a lying scoundrel ; Sir Neal crossed the street, towards M•Garry; heard *Garry say, lie could beat any man in Downpatrick than night, he did not care what his rank was; heard Sir Neal O'Donel say, go borne about your business, hr hail tio boxlike's there; and if there was any of Lord Glerawly's friends there to go home, anti if not, he would go to Lord Glerawly slid rise him out of leis hit t; no blow given at that time, when that consenottiuto took place; M.Garry was taken away liras ; did not see the Mr. Millers there at that altercation at all ; saw M.Garry twice or more. advance towards Sir Neal ; staid with Sir Neill 0' 1)onel the whole rt. n ing ; they lodged iii the same house. (*rou-exastieed—Sir N. 0'0°11.1i...4d, M•Garry was a liar ; the tatoto.olott was haisio ; did not see Sir Neal O'Doutl strike Ali Garry, hr only pot his hand to M•Garry, to desne him to go home ; can not answer to the thing he did not are; swears he did not see Sir Neal take off his. coat ; thiuki dur ing the sepiration there was not time. Thorns Potter, E.g.—Recollects a person of the name of M•Garry; points him nut the Court ; was walking at the steps of the Court-souse M•Garry came up and insulted Sir Nil CO . D010,1; 111110 Cltillphiliiird to WItilr11111; thirst witness advised M•Garry to go home. The Jury acquitted Sir Neal. TRALEE ASSIZES —Jost GALIVET D. DALY. Agent 41 the Aldus hiuramee Cosapeny. This important ease came nit this morning before Mr. Justice Mayne and a Special Jury. Mr. Goot.o stated the Plaintiff's case at consi. dersble length. Mr. Quits. Counsel for the Defendant, urged, with great ability, that the evidence had completely failed in supporting the counts in the declaration. The Cover concurred its Mr. Quist's argument as to five ofdhe counts, but refused to !sunsuit ; giving to the party, however, the benefit of their objection, either by saving the points urged or by a bill of exceptions, as Counsel may think proper. Vises the two counts fur timer, the Court was of opinion that the Plaintiff .wm , entitled to recover ; and the Jury found a verdict accordingly for the fun suns insured (4.6001.) le>s Ca one year's premium thereon. The trial did not terminate till six o'clock is& the evening. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY ►2d. Tl►e trial of ✓asses .Stapleton, For beim( au U. complice with Michael Murphy (already triecf.eoo. skied, and executed) in the murder of the Rev. Fitzgerald Tisdall, at the Priest's Leap, in the month of Minch. 1809, came on this morning, and continued until a late hour this evening, when after a most able charge from Baron Stearn, the Jury retired, and continued in deliberation nearly two hours, alien they returned a verdict of Not Guilty. He t. tube transmitted to the County of Cork gaol, to be tried at the c 99999 'mg Assizes, on a charge of highway robbery.—(Southers Reporter.) LI FFOR I) ASSI2F.S. On Wednesday hart the Assizes or Liffurd com• menced, before the Hun. Justice Moore and Mr. s t , knelt Joy. The rersons charged with the murder of Norton flutter. Ell. and John Ballutir, are to he tried on Thursday, the Sillit nat. ut au adjourinuttit of the Assizes of Liffurd. MERDER OF A k FATHER. At the 1otA•,:1;es1; of Wicklow, Philip Lewiss stood indicted, In fore the Hon. Hu ron Gtorge, fur the mustier of Thula*. Lewin*, his father. The circumstances that led to the apprehension or the Prisoner, his conviction, and execution were few. On the morning of the murder, a woman met the Prisoner, with whom she was acquainted. He was dressed in a dark coloured.t.oo, rod wore wli:te-yano stocking,. In about an hour offer this meeting, she was going up the same road ; she heard cries of dist►ess. she advanced, and saw a mass striking another man on the ground, but did not kuinv the person inflicting the wounds. Being appreheusive of approaching stone, she applied to • woman living on the road, and also to • man, and directed them to where a Inall was lying. As they came up they saw • man with a large dark cost, and white stockings, running away, hut did not see his face ; on arriving where the body of the mart Ivy, perfectly dead, they discovered it to be the pri soner's father, with his head beat its in three places. The man brought by the woman, exclaimed " It to either Phil or Pat that has murdered the father." While standing there a boy came up, and on seeing the body, mentioned to them, that he had just met Phil Levtins running up the road ; that Phil had asked him if hr had seen a man running before with a light coloured coat ? To this the boy replied lie laid not, and passed on. The prisoner continued to rust ; the boy looked back, and Ihlw him gu into t he gap of a field and almost return, and continue ruin►ng. Bring asked if he could point out the gap, 1w re plied ha could ; accordingly the party repaired there. ■nd after three searches, found a lintel. with the pan down, the stock broken, and loaded with powder and ball; a pursuit was made, and at the distance of about four unites, the Prisoner was discovered by his white stockings in a field covered, except his legs, with furze. When the Prisoner was discovered, he was asked, what brought him into that situation? He replied, that lie owed Ilia landlord fifty pounds rent, and that when he saw the crowd, he thought they were bailiffs coming to arrest him for the debt, and that, therefore. he was in the situation they foetid him. This was the only &fever made on the trial, which was negatived by the landlord, who declared, that though the Prisouer was indebted to hi►n, lie had no cause to apprehend an arrest at his stilt. The Prisoner was instantly found Guilty. Baron Geoftax, in his addri,s to the PrOoner after conviction, endeavoured to arouse h►m to a muse of the atrocity ul his offeiice, aggravated by the fact of that being the murder of h►s father. The Prisoner instead of paying the least atten tion to the Learned Judge, inertly raid, They stole my lease—WlHiatt stole it and gave it to him (meaning his father), and lie gave it up to Mi 11.." He received the awful nod dreadful sentence of death w *host emotion, sod retired from the Court skill speaking of his lease. Freqikently, iirevioAs.to his execntion, he vino at tended by the Hee. Hi. rooter, who (as he dues in every easel exerted the Piety by which his cha racter is marked to bring the wretched being to a 0011 e of his awful b ik oakion .a..of religioik he had no Itelowledge—a prayer 10a ether would not, nor could suit say—not even the Lord's Prayer. To the pious exhortations of the Rev. Clergyman he replied. In they stole my lease." Ile had been of the Catlin lie religion, soil about coursers years , ago teed Ins Piesuming he might wish to commune with a clergyman of hi. former persuasion Doctur Piker inentisiiird in him, if such was Ili4 with, the Parish Priest should be sent fur. He declared he " wanted no clergymen." On the morning of his execution, when his cell *4ll Opened to Inn g him forth too hi+ execution, he was f I lying on his straw. IVlseis his irons sere tidtris 14, lie imitated as if to prevent his ;metes front bring injured. Bring iuforokril it was lime to as cend the stair, to the execution-room, he walked up ti wly, and when the rime war put about his neck, which he felt with his hand, it produced no sensa tion Or alteration of countenance. Doctor Porter went ou I►ir knees to prayer : the culprit also dill the same, hut not with the same view. He found fault with his can twig tuo low down. It was raised. He was sesetity-Are feet From the ground, and au imitiense similitude of spectators before him. This hail no tW tt —" Stole my lease, and Tom Lewitt* gave it up so Mills," was frespiently repeated by nun. The Cleo gs mais did every doing that religion omit Imola litty croubi sugge►t to tiring liiin to a ►ruse of his lull ; it Was iu vsin. Ile asked, would he sly whether be was guilty ur not ? Tlw reply was, 1 , I have said enough, and I will soy no more; I die a member of the Established Church. Let Hie down easy, mid do nut give me s hull chuck." Ile then sold to the Clergyurn►, " Will you pro►nise to give toy body to my friends?" The promise was made, and the question as to his "lice or guilt re pealed, but received tile same answer. When he went out tria the bars of the gallows, he sat down, arid endeavoured to hold the ruler. This bt ing larverited, and standing up, the platform fell, and he was launched into eternity. After hanging the usual time, he was let down into his coffin, and seat to the surgeon fordissec twm; rod after having been opened, on the promise of the Reverend Clergyman, it was delivered to his friends. The following day his body was nume rously attended to the grave. NEW P.4RLIAMEN"I: HOUSE OF COIII3IONS. LIST OF lIENIERI RETURNED TO !RIM FOR IRELAND. • 4 8 Those printed in Milks were not in the lasi Parliament. Those marked thus (J are returned t,r two places. Antrim Co.. Hon. J. B. O'Neil, thigh Senorita:. Ear l Armagh Co Wm. Rielparilsou, Charley Brenucloso. Armagh.- • J. L. Firmer. Antos's! .... John Gordon. Hamden..... John Clifford. Coifs:. John Mitchell. Carlow f'o. Hairy Brains, Sir U. B. porch, K.C.B. Carlene.... • Chalks Harvey. earrirthfstrori: Earl of liellitst. Cashel Richard l'itueefaiker. Cavan Co Nath. Kiehl Hnn. Thris Barry. Clnrc 'et . Sir E. O'Brien. Rt liou. W. V. Fitzgerald. Clonmel Hight Hon Wro. Coleraine For J. P. Ilereafusol, ('orb C 0..... •.. • line. Ri. loon! Wire, Inad Kin otfitoressulk. Cork .. air N.C.Cooltloiral Dunegol to. . Lord Moral Charles, G. V. liars, Bart. Dow , rhire Lord Cast leteagle, K.G. Lunt Arth. Hall. Dosropoirich Lord Glerarlis. Drogheda.. H NI. Ogle Dublin Co. HIM. Hamilton, R. W. Talbot. Düblin Dahlia iltarersity Melo How W. C. Plunkett. DandoM (*maid Calksation. Dniyonetin .. • HO'. "Finistvis Knox. liangarron Hun. Georg.. Walpole. . Spearer Pagers:a Kan ishiffea Rich.. d Matelot is. Feriotaaoph Co Sir G. L. CuIy.G.C.R Mervyn Arelsdat. Gotway Co Jaw. Day, Richard Martin. Cora,. Kerry t e J , 211,1 , Croeoloe. Rt. Hon. NI. Fitzttermilit. Kitdore Co . • . Loro W. C. 013. Fitzgerald, Rt. Lasourhs Mtge., 0 . Hon. J. W. Roils r, lluu. F. C Pososouby. kilhenaa Hon. C. 11. Butler. King's Co Tts.,rivis Willard, John Persons. Kin tole .. rsorg• Cossesmaker. Lailries Co John Lit ,, oche, Luke ;Flits'. Limerick C 0..- Hun. It H. Fiistibbon, Huu. W. Quio. Limerick Hon J. P. Varektr. Lisinrno •J. L Footer. Lmdovderrg Co a It Dawson. A. R Stewart. Londonderry Right 11011. Sir 4:. F. Hill. Kart. Longford Co Sir Thos. Frill. rsion, liars. 141,11 Forbes. Leath t's High: Him. John Fostrr, LordJocelya, Manua. W . W . Berle r. Nape Cu Dominick Browne James tireless Alava Co. ...... Eas lof Beet owe, Sir NI . gooier, it le, Bart. Alonaghcas Co C. P. Lesl:e, Him. Henry Werreora,Bast. Newry Hon. Francis Neetlaro. l'orturEirglon ..... Rickard Sharp. Queen's Conn , y Hon. W. W. Pole, Sir H. Parnell, komonanonCo, Hoss Stephen Mahon, Arthur French. Real John Carroll. Shoo Co . E S Cooper, Charles O'Hara. Sligo John Bent. itpperary Co ....Lord Ca/It, Hoo. Montague Matipew. Trate* . Edsrard Denny. name* Co Rt. H 0.,. Sir J. Stewart, Bt. W. Stewart. IValarford Co Lied George Berrsturil, Richard Power. Waterford Right Hon. Sir John Newport, Bari. Westmeath Co.. —Gum. &whims, Hon. 11. R. Pakenlism. Wexford Co R. S. Carew, Cesar Colclosigh. Wenford Richard Neville. Wichita's. Co Wm. Parnell, lion. G. L. Katy. Yougha *Lord Bernard, The late elections at Leiee.ter, for the county and for the borough, hare led to great diwiention. The Leicester Joon-Nal atones, that tl►e &denince arising out of the borough election, led to a oneetioig fur a duel on the 20th insta►tt, between Mr. Mom&ld and Mr. Clarke ; but in consequence of the latter gentleon.oes girioig up the mime of the priron from whom hr had heard that which led to some ram t. an Mr. M.sio.lield, the parties quilted the ground without any appeal to the pi-tub. Mr. Choke wa. afterwards challenged by the grist lemma (lir. Foggott) whose n:ro►e he hail given sip ; we du no►. however, learn that only hostile meeting brtwc►c►►thew hay takes' place. —(Stamford Paper.) 'lrtissl,llv Inr,is • 4 • "'Our Ukase lo the Senate, 'dated 10th May, or , legs, that the transit deity on Prussian cloihs, to he levied at am rale of 15 copitines per arshein, under the Insignia engage ment of the owner to furnish the ',rpm latent of Este. for Commerce within the tints prescribed with • ceitifirale ft-um she Asiatic Custom-house, that the said clothi have actually pre-sed the frontier, and that in calm of Ovulation °Touch a certificate within the time prescribed, or from expurgation of the whole quantity of said cloth, lie Mods hinowlf to pay for what is not (-spoiled, and cultic. imently still remaining iu the empire, the full duty, as per .fruivil! of 11118, being exclusive of the 15 copitmes silver already paid, 1 motile 10 cupiques silver per •rsheiss, at 'the exchange annually fixed, Air the levying of ditties in Bank mutes. As security for said payment he is obliged to give the Custom-house a guarantee from n house established In Russia, and meriting the cogaidince of Government. In order to alienate this branch of trail., we now order, " Ist. Into ad of the duly of 15 ropiques silver per irsitein, Prussian cloths are now to pay 12 copiques silver, in Cauk tinter at the Aired 4xeliance. " 401. Instead of 1 rouble 10 eopiques silver, Ikea n r rvery •rshein in case of (It'll eXpollalimi wil6nu Use time prescribed in certificate respecting the said cloths, o Asia, au it owners are to giire their obligation for the pay. tuent of QA eopiques silver per al shein, at the exchange an. timidly fixed. " 3.1 I. steterity for said payments, no other guarislire is required. " dill. The othei paragraphs in said Ukase of the 10th May r e ma i n its i re,. . _ . - . " The Senate It cbargcd with the future thecutiun i.r Ukase. (Ri'lowa) " A LEX 4N I) ER. v a ,. 4 ler,, May 15 (0. S.\ MIR. " Conatersnord by the M iniater of Fistinee, D. Duni XVI' ; Ibc Ducetur aud Senator, °surto:oFr " SHREWSBURY ASSIZES. bIIitEWSrIURY. JULY 31. The Judges of our Assize. 31r.Jiistie; lot.- BOYD and Mr. Banat GARROW, terrivell ott 1Ve•1- nr+dry evennig. Ytaterd.iy, after sttenthig St. Chad's Church, where an excellent dis:ionr-e wise delivered by the Sheriff's Chaplain. the Rev. T. Ilowdler, of ['mums Waters, from Romans iii. 31, their Lordships coininetterd business. BOTTERAL V. NTEWARD. This wag ah action for an as.ault under very pe culiar circumstances. The 'Meadow, his brother, and a Mr. Parry, had called on the Plaintiff, who kindly (alit gle they were mere strangers) a s ked to take refreshment. They accepted his invi taboo; amid after rtijaying the hospitality of his table. the Defend , nit. who it appears is u scientific boxer, rt quested permission to use a pair of muffles *kid) he understood the Plaiwiff to poss e s.. These were properly rein-'d by 11. e Plaintiff, who ob served, that they weie articles which no mast silait!d use in his laitt.e after (limier, lt9t they ought hornd to unpleasant consequences. The nutty sere lieu invited to remoin in Ili. linit.e a!! Hight: but, said Mr. Daniteey, time Ile frvitlant-, Like msstiff or trtle Wood, Luv'd figiati•g hitter ilEau his food; for he soon ofiererards endeavoured to excite', quar rel, stripped, and said In Plaintiff, I prune lithe •gn wrote to you ennerrnin•Lt the tvt-igios for galln woya at 111.1top'. Cu.! le and t•ou oily sett tae a vPrlod answer, when yn•i should have seta are • written nne—you are on (;, ',firma')." anti tut u:wand, ly knocked down l'lotutiff; who, on rr ipitsting hint to gnit his hots 4°, itTeiterl another hints ; but had nearly 6verroone his attui'k•, whet they were sepnrat,,tl IT their fiirnds. The De fendant wall event todl) ii dosed to Lave the iom.e ; and l'lttiotiff offered, through ti fitrtid, that If in• would totrrrly sekttowlrolar his misconduct, no tier 111 Id he token of it. Thi4 wee refused ht• I)elrstilsott, who did tot hke "superstitiously to sign his nom costrietntiattott." llere evidence was alaust to he railed hot the Delei.dant's Counvel ron.enierl to give thr u. kllll%. !ragmen., on Nil undesstiitirtnig that it was not to be adverii►ed in the tiro iirai.era. %!r. Be GA mum alivrrvrtl. that aul• ni:in who had preirisai .... to the anomie of e.-olensuss attg:u Is. .t 60 to degrade I " au a level with a coachnia.i. Ste., hut rather t .kr the vbanr•r of rul Nec's, at law. A notailati verdict for Plaintiff of 40s. apt' cuata, wimp then taken. Miss Cacique:a, slaughter of Mr. RICHARD CRECHER, surgeon, when siding tip Chelmsford Is week, there bring three other young persons in the wi►key, was suddenly thrown forward upon the horse, by which the driver was &wired of the• reins, when the poor animal In inn alarmed, art (If at some speed. Misr CREEMER. at the same time, hanging by the shaft, with her he-il. at lime', touching the ground. After being dragged in this m:.nner a considerable distance, in the presence of a number of spectators, who, as though panic struck, were incapable of rendering assistance, the young lady was providentially released, and the. %chicle pa-ssed over her. Although dreadfully lacerated in the sum, ausl severely bruised ut the head and burly. at present tto slan►ing symptoms have appeared, although some days mu-t elapSe ere this arose inte resting young lady can be p►unnuitced out of danger. The other young persons were thrown nut. hut we do not leans that they received much injury. DRLAYs ARS DANGEaoes.—This adage is up. plicable to those who Imre lived rather gay. when au the eve of Matrimony, and who are d ou btf u l o f th e eon ., queocesof art di-cured contagion; and it moo Miura CoillhOla ,,,, In the afflicted to know they may have the hest advise at the Medical B .ard at Charlotte House,treat Charlutte••treet, uppo-ite the Rte. Rowlaioi Hill'. Chapel. Blarktriars-mad, had Woodiaock House. Woodstock-street, five doom from Oxford-street. The board lost ticularly claims the attention of those 'acted with Ruptures, Strictures, Flotillas, Can cer., &euphuism, Nervous Debilities , . arising from warm climates, juvenile indiacref &c. Eruptions un the head, fare, aud body, ulcerated throat, Isaias io the head and limbo. frequently mistaken Gtr rheumatiore, nodes ou the ahin.luntes,are symptoms which appear 'tars after. and the consequences of improper trestmen t.—M rams. COOPER and CO. of Medical and Surgical ern:brit y, arts r forty year. expe rience iu this metropulis, arc consulted deny at both Witte, until nice at Night, and she pour have advice gratis us Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday murniogs, o'cloelt.-411 letters to be directed to Chap butte House, Blackfriara-rna.l, but uoue urr, ausweresl which du mot eon. tales cosicalting few PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATUR DAY. 3 per ICt. Ited 77ii I India Bowls.. • • 91 pr. 3 per Ct. Cans. 77 76i f E. Heil.. , c,„ 18 eo pr. 34 per Cent. (uew).. 88 I Dittn, Sti 20 pr. 4 per Cents 97 Lottery lektt• Ip/. 10.. 5 per Ct. N. An. ittSl I Onsosum lialsk L. Attn. '214 1116 I Cutts. for Ace. 771 771 i Imp.Ast.forlts yrs. 15-I6 A',lV4 L INT!! LLIGENC E. IPORTsMOUTH. JULY 31. Came into harbour the Brazen, and itithittait. The Lord Castlereagh, Vounghtisbas d, pisiscd by fi ll.ne:.ll, fire Loudon. Sailed 231 Febleary, left Ile C ipe 9th m av , and St Helena hilt June. The ElirX, Mahon, sailed ou 1:I/2 9th, and the Norfolk, Edwards, us' the 11th May. footi the Cape fur Be:fird. The Golden Gums., —, fur was to sail from the Cape •bont 12411./1111e. The ki, Barlow, •rriveil at Ryinon-l'. Hay, hob May, (rum Bi left at St. Helens, the Backwoods, PI, 111%. and Mans', Coos Ensiling,. The Aims, fillhel awl lid'. nee, had tailed for England; spoke a ship, %opposed the flout England, at the entratoe Fti 11.)11.714, July 2.9. ATritird last evephrt off this 110 , 1, ih .lip Cough !dor, of Whitby, hi 4 days from Jamaica, all w,il. Livwkroni, JULY 2V. The Kitty, fur folk, received euneii.rriiii en emy. et Norfolk, 23,1 ult and must discharge to Irwin the Ari•iiitrr, Carter, 'mica fur Buxton 171 h inslaus , ati4t has pm buk leaky; the 6stlv , Clarkeiiii, from WI f,r livrrpoot, has arsieal at Newport Iraky,tirrmesi sp.u, g, and havilig thrusra Ler iitck 10,4 WUITBV. JULY 30. Arrirrol the Aia.vtell, Baxter, from I.,flerttland, with IA ■id firtwa• tl.r fullovratix Are..out of the .111 tiw via 11111.un mid Atm, 8 fish ; July, 11 ; Vultifts. r, 20th Ititte. 5 fish ; I.ov. iv, I Ills Jour. 2 Ash; Valiant. 11th June, I fish; ]l•.e, I 2 ft I.; 12.1, Ju. C. 3 hilt , rime. 29:u .tit .e. i iisis : Mau s .uw, 20iit Jour, 1J hob. Lett th- tee fl h Juty. ne4l., Jl Ll' 31. lIPPII and sa ler' to the River Ihr tIsP Cs •m Jam nen ; Gem ral !Cada, N.III nl, Cron§ 011111 ; 1.0.11 Ca-ale. r. itch, Vutiethinittaiiii, B. ; An ; l‘t wig, hep,l , riUln 011 fur Kw .I.tur rii ; the I it terr, (Niue down from the Itirrr and 'rot n ihr Peri. rerasier, Netstry, fur N. wt: midland; Lord Nist'elevi, Tisienlr. fur Ourlwr ; N4•llb.r) Port, Gordo ick, fa Willmar; and Ophr. IS., Oiliraltir, A 1.., ;aimed Isar mil of Sootilelik tratinnwts roues ihr ILL tie, eluch convey. d the otlierm and error of the 114041411 mcu of oar from Calla MARRIAGE. Oft thc27th all. et Dftarounl e. Dew Is, h• lb. R v ft,ehni J Frizell, John Sommers Dusvu, MA) Mips es to is 01 h.., to his Hurd Highness the Duke of Puce, to Helcu, fourth sluuglits s of the bite Admiral Paulen. DEA'rHS. On Wednes.lny, the 22.1 nil. ihs nee. Heavy Snsiott, D.D. Rector of Hrdlehh , Hauls, Pr.prinal Cord, of Dimoh.t. Kent. and forntrrly Fellow of Ou-tti's tr. Heil/Vs is in the g,ft of the Provost and Felluas of (aurae' Calk ge, Oxford. Oil Friday, the 24th of July, nt Tineewirk, orig. Hoeklue. slins, its the 91st yl ar of iii 4 age, one Itev. John ltistr), M Rector of that parish, and if l'hortstun, I , 9th the mistily of Buck., and forint rly Ft liuss of New Col. Thiv Gentleman, the inenneheut of the longest standing qt .% she Oxford Calendar, and “ Father of Ih.t %Vyhehatni•ls," was ;misruled lu th , Recluev of Tistrewielt, by the Warden nod Fellows of New Collsge, its the yetw.l7sb. and hail consetintitily lit Id it lio ”.al . . . . . On Tuesday 1414, at All &oil'," Oxford, In MO fithit year, tlw Rev. !oho linnit note, Senior of that College. of 'Ouch he had Inc., a menstwe 47 palm. Tlin•iulay ail Lord Siolmuulles h(osire in town. in ihr 72.1 year of his age, Erman! 6.11..i..g. F-9 • 11.1.4.. tent., moot Dr, n'y Lieut. cant or Firrlo.flire a: . d Ai rgt ,t, ill the I nt for the Borough of a. afoul., a n d fus• nicely a tout Tigasury duris.g .hr adaiiiiisimiou that Noble L.A. H14:111 IVAI llt 11.1111 S !Ml' AT I Irk I K 11111134:i I; sittr 3. I 1.....0tt1z 24 3 MELTINGS 01: Will:DI mum AT To MURIIuW. G Oiddry ind Co. Old Bond-street, siphon 2 11 J. k4isfor:i. tnpN•m+n ./. IA N.:Rh:IIU, Inset...atom r 31. H3ll inz'l44ls, 11'1 et Stutil,li. 11 , loai - Nero-inn kt r DI% I DEN DS .. 1 1.1 F.WAIsla, late of Ilarkne%, I),..ker Isp J. Wakrtivid .and Co. 1.5.1.13 m reboots. CCIUI I FICA ri.s. R Milers illy., 4 Koons , n oToo-'1 horn, P. S..frey. rum mrrybolosl. Si4uolok, of 1.00 rpon.. 11 ono. r. T. Ar. 01001.1. Horh.l.l. I, K. ui, go m . 1 . —J Y, a .11.11 J Di. oC Shedit.lll, Y.ll l am 5,,,, h • f woolootry, Salop, lo.oro ..41r4v.r —I. Ao.hootoo ..1 1... Itooelotlak, Losoocabio r, ni 111 II Gout sirer —NI. 11. z; , hu,ii , , Ls vo rpoul, block-stsaker.—C. I'OllEl4 0r 11..socip •ler, go over. ►lll-1 C; It-lasted COt DI AI. 13 AI. a 1 GI LEA It is u preserver ad resten rof 'Kola It. She weak, the sickly, end inartu ; its trails oft ortrovatme qua. iu-i•filii•ttly residers it the brat V/ ii,itaa tion., debility. lassitude, ti rotors, sinking of the siM Its, s,d all flavor nervous affections who It harass and °per. 14 t..e weak, the scletitary, and the delicate; it warm, a ,11 sir. dies the cold and tremulous nerves, turigstiates the iiimrular systetu, animates the spirits, am: renovate: lice 11,414 111.1, whereby the chill watery fluids become rich and hula unit, and the circulation mums its liealthlul Suitt by I.righ, 18, Strand; Bacon. 150. Oxtind Sutton awl Cu Bow Church-yard ; Bull. r. Cie np.od , 'Fats, Exchange; and IVard, Hulhorli ; and all nth. r Mr.lartue Venders, price I Is. inch, or four in one Family H.:. fur Ma. by a hirh sine I IM. I.oi tit . rs alerd, wilh the words Sauril. Solomon, Liverpuul," tugavril uu the stamp, li' imitate which is felony. 4.4 Dr. Solotipm expects, when cuitulted by letter, the usual eninrliment of a one pound mite in is. eo. Iteied, ad dressed, " M..nry l efts, 1)r. Solomon, Glead•lluusr, Mier Liverpool.—Paid double postage" Also, price thi *lCAlioro, That Scarce, Interesting, and U•t fill Family Work (with which j. 4 git en an elegant Portrait of the 1a h.n, a..• 1 • tow of Gilead-Illeitia), entitled A GU I Dr. 'I 4 Advice to both Sear*, in a Votriet Comp! tint* Ily S. Solomon, M.D. Containing a Tie It on Fin . r Ili« sr;, ?imams and li.poclimmd lie Cumplaina ist«, G a.ul Remarks WI thwiti Darwin., with a hoili the ha • *ll h.oly lb mist feetinently *IR ; explanit lig the • ym, to ••It of treatment, and reasediea inu*l p.uperly adapted for S. ,ital ke. Sce. Juat publiolnd, ill ice Si. is Waldo, 11111 F, ,EGIS LIFE; Noo- Cefn meetal y us the inaleirrviersa arising fr..ni Frailty, is which the Causes, Symptoms, *fill • ff'El 4 of Lees Venerea, (1, 1111 l ro tr... Si. tettire, S. asisial Werki.ror, &it. are fully deer-11)1.d. V.v. II runt Womb. 4 , 1 certain Female Complaints,,., pas tiriilas Strrildy. l'ari 111. risbrires ilharlvatosa .•is 'total Do 6,1 Iy. S.H. Abuse, ke. L, l'a. lIV to aSt rii sof Cages ril,o.snit , lo Ihr preceding oubjecis„ explain ng thew Si. • fissile sr 110 , 1- risd the whulr addressed iu Ilie Vega Maturity of lash Seiler. By GO's and Co. C.: woo It ing fiargens. MeV be bad at 29, Paternoster-row, London; and al all f10010.,11tr4 Mew.. Guys and Co. lire to be conotilied, eve', day, at their hillier; null Patients iu illy ie.• quested to doievibe minutely ilie CAS.', rneluaui a frotl:i• lance for Advice and Medicine, which Call be td suy part or the Gu•u owl Co 11 Wt. Surgeons, 13, Butiverle-str. , t, Fiat shrrs, !moon. lON DON :N, 191 - 1, .1 N 2:• Strand ; voirtre .ve.iternwniq are rreeired, a •.: TI• • (pust.paid) hr C. SAW i• Clemet.el. Prima —J. WHITE, Ni. 117, SoAisk I' MI ■