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• .1.211r-INVRIALICIINCE. •: COURT OE OF CH44! 4 CRT I ,LaNCOLN . I-11,, (1 •• Fiisamv, Ausll4V 4. The Chute 'woe occupied the while of the frets nine o'elnek riutil five, iii itaiirri*.t.nniit sod Bikfrupt Petitiow, of no iiitekeoe,eki...-pi to the inttieiltioncitutd. ..• VICIR.4IIhPiCELLORN COURT. liscOLNYbufb' FaIDAV, ALCIAT 4. '• toolliTois v. VINCFNT. Me. Tat!Love stated to the Corn that in this cao.r.it had been referred to the Muster to propose a p6isper arise-me for the education of the three M.. taw illegitimate daughter. of the late Mr. Courtnis*, who fart dint, and by his will lwrpreathed them 130,000/..a piece. The Master had made a special orison, in which he stated that from the recommits'. of the Chief Unroll of Scotland, as well as of 6.6t.re persons, he bad thought Mr.. Frances Eliza 'raj 3 proper person to superintend the educe. litm had been much neglected) of these youtr; ladies, who were of the ages of 19. 17, and 1.5. The iltfficoloy was in the selection of a proper Kehtril•en for them, there being no relation to be found except the reputed mother, who was a person 6.f Ir s condition in life. The trustees wider the will, who were most respectable gentlemen, siould have been willing to act as guardians, but the mo liar obstionely refused to pan with the children, mid in the trustees did not desire to involve them selves in any litigation with her, or any re sporasibility, they were of conree not desirous to press the point. At the sane time the Court would see the Hermit) , of some !meson besides the Lidy who was to have the superintendence of these iu fis education being appointed as guardian. The Counsel for Mr. Vincent (ore of the trus tees), intimated that they would have no objection to uct under the orders of the Court, but they wished to avoid responsibility. Tht VICE.CHANCELLOR directed that it should be referred to the Master to report on a proper scheme of education 1.6 r the infants, and on a pro per person to set as guardian. At the same time his Unmoor intimated that a. there would be no responsibility iii the guardianship, the trustees would probably be thought the must proper persons for that purpose. 1.0110 stiArresouttY V. THE DUKE OF AIARL. BOKOUCH. Mr. BLAKE applied to the Court for liberty to make a motion in this cause, oat the behalf of Mr. Wright, on Monday next, under the following circtitostances:—An order had been made can Tues day last, referrisig it to the Mosier, to inquire wile ther sus proceedings should be taken by the true. tees of site late Duke'a will *gaited the present Duke nod Mr. Wright. or rinser of WM. 111 re . . space of a bill of exchange accepted by ,Ur. Wright car favour of the Duke, arid endorsed by the Duke to the trustees; arid which had become payable, but of which psynsead had beers refused. This been 'accepted by ?.hr. Wright, upon the faithisi Aso imiliority given to him by the Duke, to receive' hhi; Post-Office pension, brit a few days before the became payable his Grace gave a power of Woe airy w soother person to receive the ;minion, io di. • • rectiriebstion of Isis erigsgemetst with Mr. Wright.., Mite- Vite ,object of the intended motion would' be. Inhere for Mr. Wright to anent the Maw. Jer mom the teferetice its question, Mr. Wright bring willing isnesediately to pay the money, if Upon the Master's report the Court should be of V:M1140.1.11e ought to do so. • 'Ili; VICE-CRAM:M.I.OK said lie did not thisik it would be of any use to hear the motion, iis Mr. *Wright had accepted the bill, and it was passed to ti nil porters, She Court must hold lie was bound to paw is, Owlish the consideration was rut received. Mr. BLAKE said lie had expressed the same opi rico to Mr. Wright, but that Geollemin O'e matter mentioned to the Court, in order that Ita ground of the our. -payment of the bill, when it became dear, might be understood. • This Gentleman' war notorious' (r the Iririly nod peomo amours,. of his hoards, as well as' for hos adieutare 11. r. Pill V/114. war tried 64 the Old Bailey for a::,..orpt log to extort ilawary from ►im. F.4T.4L ACCIDENT. On Wednesday night, betaren tbe boars of tee 184 tit:luck, the fuliewiug melancholy accident kaprrotal t ear Battersea-bridge, un the Chelsea side .of Ow Rtver, to Iwo young persons, named Sarah Russell and Firby,. the iuriner fourteen, 11w latter tsrenly.seven years of age, whose parents are very respsetable tradesmen, residents its Faiadiar-ruw, Chelsea. In the early part of the evening, pt. -pious to the oeturrenee, the above persons, accompanied y a lad, took an excursion on the water tuataras Cumber ' 1.6.1 Garde", and nu their return, at dark, they endeavoured Oa egret a balding toss tlw wharf drer Messes. Drew, and • Mill, coal-merchants, War Chelsea. To accomplish their in leaded pnrpose, the *what( nut being a lauding plate, they . Y uoteded to pilots the hold between Ike stem and stern of se ' • *esti tool barges. %then the lad Immediately mounted One of Vwm. - On the female making a similar attempt, with the ess.starice of Mr. Pithy, the, unfortunately were kollypevii.. 'plotted out of the boat, anal instantly tank under lbe barges: slams heing given by Ike lad , the watchman helonglig • to the whoa, and littoral other pertons,•suovi arrived on dad "" 'itttat, but all efforts to preserve their lives proved fruitleso n The bodies wire found shoat half an hoar afterwards, but "ont•the least signs of life remained in either. An ingot's :etas 'held st a Late hour un Thursday evening, at the UeorkeiniM C'brbea. tlrdict—Acetdental Death.. • ; , , • 0 , 1 14'etliwaday last, as JAMES LEGGAT was em. .illosed at the quarry on Estiniat Alutr. pariah of in charging a mine, it unexpectedly tits 71.14dril when he hod the rammer in hie hands, one was Carried off. Mid die inetruitionit Laced tido hit innuth. it . eotrred the Itehete and " . pass l through the hick paint of his 'wad. He in. ' site, ify 'expirell.--•!4anie•ilsty. us Re a Roouttie.Mii,.• st 'Blantyre Park." teat filantyer. • held shrie hu cattle were . gniamg, he was ,Ap/oknly attecLed by a bull. "li s ta, after ; loosing' •Anar-tio tie air in a considetabla brightii.onatdthellet tirrittle its horns for a some time in the•iatial •.til relieved from hit poseliattirsitua . ~tiff . hy ioniser loiyinilliero. Oirrg lit I wotk Mir .lawdMilhs iii ' field. dl r. Alil.iais.llropt a his ....sadiAteautir• de.lueistrd. mud lus budy•sevaiirly pousals • t' -44 4 411• lii irVeral places by the horns of •the tufurnitril• leitikel. • De' hM' ddligernoolyill. and hot fir the it4giant.' 4', at hand, in.. 11 y a rnii tieing lna cltlaleletir•J..a. • • • folioLf• YigQ.o •ti• s.: . it••••ltilte illiti SallOnsis4O i t t, Li, is it la • . • 1 SO filol l l .I)efeti • 1,49 91,* 1 • trielL Vg n ..4IIINOMPRIii . add oirmielniln. iFIF D i sdowei tom i Moo og done :-- . . • , -.. It ii`liere ildibeibbi' let 1004004 filidobi. `'pi iis elated iliip s'o'Hiselt yititaleddirliteehbiti'bebr • WIPP ' , Ping is kb •ivorcihtfai eke . Meilen iimatiorney with Iwo other.lety% litellift• shflel..• 1,4 1. 1 e0, 1 * Hirkreitit Ketisiiigtoss. He retired out of eight, fur, o few i sj i ,llo .(l , *oil !Iwo watt , tiktole High•row, sad illeetitreied HA" Pr" t osee : flown the "re* lit'lll4 ar . die hoiltieti)Alie 114•141 1 ' . lAivra ; . itid Pirko • i 11. 'his lista ; "fel ow is lAA •Istti whet - iiiiiiitei . he hod then; Primmer stied shot :Otte 'olLbbe esmposione/ had throws hie lost Awe% sod elms ,Iso, gm lop, pp pro, II ; upon beilig desire 4 to Nelk out 14 . 21 1 1 Are. ,Ili il 4 FrOi. llol r4 !op . the uppootte side„ And (tied iv MeV ens Girespri but vas. ernire.l; wheit hi. etsittriehtuste wide 4ir....Tlik Willeciet testis • • filly committed ' for trial. . feemrs, 'e. CHARGE OF " -- ,WG,III6.ICIr el A 1 4. 1• . 41 5 1 4 1- ; • • /I Yesterday Captain Cietk, of the Girt iae rir ills Office, mid intimated to Sir. White sad • 'Maid; that a mass was Ili coni.nrly•it the gloard-lositii, i tinVeiruPtlitg the sentinel on his post WHIM Park on Mir AN, and orshiog use sf lwasstage of DA hISSOOOO2OOII snore, which created qi mob and excited south shalorhownn but from what he could Irani. the. foolish an waP tug under the effects produced by the porter or womit quor he had drank. • .111 During ibis conversation a Nikes. of the. p.,4 lika a private brought the individual alluded to into tho n*te, and placed hire at she bar. The Magistrate inked the mass his name sad place of abode' The Prisoner replied, that his name was John Jones, that he is • therworseseter au t barumeter-asaker by Irk, sad hrta i! ealaaw.iltaati 1 . 0 . 4 P acre. 1.1 • .11 J•• • Joseph Sanswetagflahtst Ks slirolpised4s slier& itileltitia the day before., about ters **nitwit hi the wriseillatweiti un sentry to the Palk, bark of Lady Sault's, kawnsoowhele two children attempted in go over the paling into thie_Psvk he had orders to prevent say person gulag over. aid Senn ed theta away, but still they persisted, we* te the Steleffpl one of them dropped his hat over the pales.. Wildest ian from his post, and with his bayonet gist Ihr Mt back and put it into the box, tilling the child, for the purpose of frighleniiig him, If he came for it he would poll his care. The child befall too cry, sod at that instant the Prisoner came up, the bobber %ski every soldier belonging to the King, and the Kin:: hisses If, sod said he was employed abe one et ghee, who is to est his h—y head off before ever he is crowned. 11'itaess told hiss 00 go abort his bossisiess sad not to got info trouble, but this had wily the off et of increasing his violence; he repealed the anertion over and over again, with iosereased earnestness.. A large mush Colltefird, and many amongst thews aboard in. wittier its * mut scandalous nastier. At last be felt it Ina duty to sp. prolend the Prisoner, and kept him in his box till • aupond of ihe guard came up sad took him 'to the guard house, where he had been kept ;twee store. ' ' The Magistrate asked why he had not hies brepagyht:sd the ulnae ? Ile was answered, that the soldier wassat.sial, till the Aire was closed, rod the Prisoner was draish, as ,conowmseutly unfit fur to be examined till be gel soh**. • • The Promisee was them called opus for his defence, he sail hr was drunk, and might have d—d the King mad all Ilia men, but he really did not 'know there ass any harm in that. —/ A laugh. —He thasilia he was dons a good art in taking the child's part, who he nagidand at the .line haul bete, ill treated by the soldier, _ ••: Captain Clerk tooferred with thellll' and the . Prisoner was thee distiseemril With a pr , his promising to conduct hirsolif MAW hi us - • •—t-T••1'-ii: t 1 , , 1, ..• 5..? "' WARWICK ASSIIIM - Ateilare t• HOUSE BREAKING IN TIIII.D4114r1M11...•• ilosepit Itiekvecle and John Mame e eeriest*/ is dieted fur breaking into the dwellietkawee ,4 1 5, Mrs AAP! • Jarres.of flawberretreet, Birmingham, filletrelay-Iliae;aule Stealing property to a eunsitleralik streolf:"The rlOOlOl6O VIM aegis star the premiers of the laratesistary With bewlitee is their possepoioo, about, the time Ilse robbery ma isms& led; sad, whew they were apprehesodod, their den wee towed to correspond is form sad axe with a essedeed feel marks I. tlw garden wt the PfOISCCIIOO4 l'ileseeja . bad passed througlb • .• The primmer, Rielfawle, eald t --" My • Lew.. da 011ithi rays my shoes lined the footmarks in the petite I'll be if he slid not swear that hi would make she ahem fit the marks nisei, he took She.. off my feet." • The Officer s 1 flied that he said any sneh snag. • • itinisey allied she Judge (harrow) to a.l the (Meet W • other Mmes. than his (Mawr* night not It the storks? The Officer replied, of ate my more shoes were wads lb. nine last." Rithard..- 0, My Loral, the slues the officer, Rearm*, gave me to weur, when he took slime off, exactly Odell ate." Jenne—"Yom duet Incas to sly that Walken eraliailied the robbery ?" Ritharda—" He is as likely to hats cascutitteel It as =l ull: his shoes are the same size ae my oars; acid dictator. 11w marks are so proof agaiatt me," The Judge piiminod up the cudgel:4y* a t ha hary houd thy prisoners booth. CIIdIN BRIDGE. Oa Wedneodsy sennight was opener, a claiin bele/gr i lls Ant of the kind ever known in Great Britain, extembog scrums the river Tweed, near Berwick. The extreme length of the suspending Arius from the point of junction, on each side , of the Tweed, is 690 fret, from the stone abutments 432 ; and the height above the surface of the river is V feet. The weight of the chains, platform, die. is abort 160 bus; but the lonize is cm lculased to support 360 tous,s grtiiier weight, in all probability, than It will ever he subjected uo. I. the centre un each side is the isocription, Vie uwita,forlior, the appeasauce of the liiidge is described as beteg at once retro ordinary mod magnificent. This curious. sod elegant 'true.. tore is the invention of Copt. S. Brown, R.N., mid has only coin . 6,0001. whereas a alone bridge iu the moue situation could nut have tree mooted fur 20,0001. The solliciency of the bridge was fully proved at the opening, when the in ventor himself drovV in hunter., and was followed by • a number of loaded 4.011,1114. interesting cermasouy had emerged all •tbe wane,. beauty, awl families of the Border,. Among others ntempreorot, Lord Home, Professor . Leslie,, atsd,sevetail Gentlemen of science, obit. the cheering pr the , Moltssode, rambled, lOW the baud, of the Berwick oldie and Winibituabeileni! milltii, contrails ted tei eulivrr the UMW: • . _ NATURAL. INSTINCT.. • Rather an 0,1, and steinewhsl indiereas circumstance at. , fended the •tiernpi of Mr. A. C. JelTiey (of Mackin. mid A-0'r(1)W restore anintatiou is the drowned boy uo Suaday ae'sttiyht, the sitsteessful Jamie- of which as rectieded bat week When the*, was stripped waked, sad all the sea. mires necemary In be taken ow math occasions were in full operation, in came a decently &rowed woman, wloi moue. diately claimed the chilti awl sheeted all that agitation sod content natural Its a mother in %orb painful circannitionces ; and after animation visa restored, she bore him away joy. fully in her arum to her own ilociltur, went to bed, look Ilan to her bosom, and confirmed,. by her kindly warmth, the happy effects of the latimiou• exertions , of the &floe. By Nod by a lap ass henid at the dour, mid there was ushered in a fine reil.haired boy of the same ay., suit neatly of iii ea .appearauce with the one in bed, whont the astonished isoker. iu recognising him to be her sun, believed ft to lam „Itilltrettlile color lit wire her that although life was appa wildly Cur i iimeremuced, is was soon to be estioginshed toe eiet. An examiustain of the wet clothes of the sapptaied Poo, however, soon dissipated the delosiou, and this woman may, is futareorely mike the piradintril assertion, that biir Ito**, fcum personal experience, what are the feelings of grief, fear, hoprouil joy, with which a env hee's heart tsaill teaviincly i , agitated'ou such au occasi o n, w111•4a One of her eiir lacing berm placid in thertersifilifiesiteis laird to pruttute-thesei..—(ratorie Cone ~-• Mood/by...the 'mellow* rufrotirde• )held tlitit ant.uoi alerting kit PArlungtuti. ..' A , xDa 'i.V.ZOIVIURAIETS: A a a 1147; on CORN ElCRilidiNDav, A Beim 4. `I lareasertkease:de eke vomited soft 4 the Miller 11414 r IPH wet% 4 4 011•4. Air nhisi Shia warning. Rail, r ie .4dri444 ir a rti .•t IL, PerfiwkderYPl •444iPePfi for soPerl, ‘44lPkv. awd all eilorr tltscriti44oll4 ai4ire freely as * . 11 piers. oitti edify s 4 tliviiii.j's prictio, 61 etrivilm - 11.4 e Itteiti , • Wii' this werk. la Om. and ober us-licks, thew is re alirott 44444 . , .... : ' • •Itcj as;kt Lno 0:1 •••••011Z/14 1 DGP« • 7 '/** 0154 i . b41 1 01110.11401104 '1'1•11 aaßa*. . /luaus? 3. 'so 0t.1111114611044,114104.0vi. /..• Lit IDA 44 itti ✓a:"0110811.1.111101111414411P.bopo..37• •••-.1 41• it.;‘otedlbatioolooloi.J4•4orosio•..lllllo 33• —4 . 3 11481444.110.11•6428 wok. ike • ..4114 g o 46. .• , 1.40'1 11 1 141Magoiestow;i64oi:1••• ''"" 4l ' ' lIKV7II4MIf4 'BERKS. • • 4 41171a4:45414.44i11eti.50 Os fame 16. to 4 .lllllll4VelLlV..ratt. tie 11,! &we ....47. so 'Oat ..../.I.ftis..24e to ate &i d, •: pro genus, 1.. 'ld. to Is. 9d. t I SMITHFIELD MARKET. FRIDAY. Actium - 4 ---/ There we* bat • smell sownly of Beef at 'sorbet 1 • 11"*Nillit. but ill Sleep WA Limbs the supply was stood. mrod Mutton sod Lomb rosinsitiond the Mimed lest nem-, ket day, but the interior qualities wrre rather lower. Veal 81141 Pork remain the same as ••• iliedoy. to Holy Straw:, ' soil Clover, 11Wfl• is no elinralimi. To sink the ti:rat per slime of Sib. 1 r 5,0,....4.. 64. to he. 44. Heft,' tit Cettk oh dap—. 1 Mottos As. .01 to Irk IN, Besets • 4 Lamb.. U. M. to Si, 44. Sheep spa Lamb. ...:7.34 Veal...•.iiii:"Si. to • M - Calm ..''r . • reite ../ Ilar' 91 ye , ' .01. Piss...l.i.i.. , ~ 7 .. p i„ At i MARKO.T.• "`•• • 1 1 1114.::"....:' 2 1114. 0.1: to 4f. is. U. . • • • • CilliosrAr4.4 lb& 0.4 01. to tn. tin. ad. ' • Od. b It. 16a. Od , . RINGATR 11§t y LEADENRALI. MARK ETS. ' ( tots's) deer 3. 841.4.; s.l I Veal 04 to S. .1% 4. 114 Is Ss all ....4..,.. .114 los L. 44 11 1,4•ta••• 1 1 011 4 so Ilk-60. PRICES OF emir *NO lITILIAV. /T. MU"P. • wwiTerst wpm. Hoy 3/ 84 ad to 4i 17s 1141 I Hay.. 3/ 184114 to 4/ Os 04 Straw If 44 0.1 to II 16. 04 Straw.. It 10air1,11 I 1116. 1 14 Clover 0/0s otl to Uf Os 0.1 Clover 14 64 041 to 71 7. 01. OILS? Otir:Tvad e of 434 Galluas. New Greessl.Wjaga • or —4 341 Nwroaaerli Oki . Pale eakl. ...... ..",.. —1 38t I%de Rape —l 4M. FOREIGN' WOOLS, per Ito. • '• ' Spanish temp, Lroorsa. „. J. Gd •ds W 9rgo'ria 34 04 a 34 64 —.--- Soria 2s 94 a Zs 3d ------------ Seville Saxony, lot ' 6o 0.1 a lls 3d 2411 .....4.4.44.. 4694 a Oa Od 24 r, 30114 ' Lavabo Shesrlisp, . S. ls. 34. tip * • _ , ---,- :4 , ,..‘ t. - , _-4. 7 --rrn-----m-i- .. rAticx OF it. 11, ,,MT. Ocr g00e0 1 .4 1 _, 1 4• lA _ _ _. t '. As stated by lbs Titian As staled by Sag to . Melleri: '' 111, JiiiVis 111sket..,illAd . Price by Tallolr.'• :AS ate Wllllittispel 31arltePtI0 WI . • : ' ~ . , .. .1 ~.1 • • Airerate....:. 'ls `llll • ..l. .c., , • i t-• • .1. ~ : t - •••9 — , ------ rjacE.Or CAt•Lr.s, . . . . rmi t ivili.tikiimiirri Hall. Pries of Csadlea,iper /Mei, 11s o.l—Moulds, is. N. I . &I. per &ova eillusre4 fur ready sruaryc' PRICES OF.tALLOW, SOAP, ke. per 1111111, Ulna Tallow Cl.. 0.1 --• bd I Yell o w Naar * TAM Minis 54. 64 ..... Ail mated : lirbise 0iti0...540 Od —s-1111 Corti .. * • 6 110111.' Asap ditto... 43s Oil —4 sa, Graves •••• Ns 1011,' Mavis' Sir, 0.1. ad —.4 ; 10 Gss4l Drrgx o . .S. Pr , Mina rpsida„ „Ain 0•1,4 1 ''' 1 7111 i. ?SWF. , v-. 0 2 ..4... ~ ,i ~.. ,„ ,/,' - kr.-::*....\.- 0 2i.‘'s_. .. -P"..":1'..4" 0 .....-•• .4 ) "".• . ,- "v.. ~,,.v.„. . ..-• . _. 1 ~..• • ..n.C. 0 ,114:wp, ler all aces.—F.... I Mr Dilly's h. lit File Maas by Ashton; 5 y lb r i stl ...• 1 I Mr. Fargabarauaie Gates, Jig; . , , i Mr. Niue/ Giiiitshutowirih; ar il.. t "ct'oli. l . l ;leie i lo $ • Lora Aeleshory's h. c. Soveseake, 3 yrs MA.... 1 0 "V".? Mite Made* Phite.—Heals, twit lwiasalaise at kide i• Level Palm/4.one* to e. lays Raiewe, Ryas .. " ..0.4.11 •fl 41; • -hlrithiediner's eb. f. lootsitine,3 yrs ••:eniit oeodJ. oil" V Mr. Shires ch c. Madinat in Panso, Cywri - iivillo a.. Illii, " -.• I •••: l' 1 • CHESI'ERR/RD RACES. • . „. ---...- I. T . 6 .1' 't• . WILDIVIADAYLAIPT DAY. • The Chwalso;lard stake., of 150. each. (8 Subscriliets). A two.smiles heal. Caphin Mossidun's h. b. Brush nMesifidiwaeld'o Giddy Roy Ay; Wel • s's .f. Hat of she C o wl w o re . 3 Three Daly were 'dared. b u t s i x star t e d. 4 ltol •1t:11 th e I i . missiorr-.41 to 1 apt Giddy kternipod3 to 1 apt the Ply. A close race. o' • A fAcliee Plate of 30/. Mr aN taro- lisals o IP Nam. Mr. It. Forth', Sunshine thitowel Gomel'', h. • Gipsy ... 4 2 'Mr. Clithtroe's ar. h. Rauntifel Mr. Hope', Blucher Ihith heats were well ersoietwo4.-4 to 4 low as wister.r. and Ito 1 ago Gipsy. After 41110/$641 to les 1100110ath . The Craiwkire Milt* selSri. each; ' , ..... „ 7. , ~ c.son's Lawyer. , l. Mild yiain Cousins' Ariel ' Mr. f.,owits's /weir? ••••••.•.•••• 1 l Eves ou the winger. ii • ;et STA 31 FORD. la the aroma of threw rates we sulk* wen labia, Clerk of the Course having omitted it • bis aecwowt).of • dispute reapertiai the cpoiliffeatiows of 'Aosliew V she Macaroni Stake,. The matter was referred to the Stewards iif she Jockey Club, who have decided it in rayon, of that I bone. -.....- • DERBY RACES.—(CoNcLunins.) ••1, wasilliebv, JULY 46. The Noldsasia mad Gesalsara's Suberriptios Plate at 60p. • far all ages. Thrte.milr bralt. Mr. Hanldswartis'a eh. f. 3 yrs old, by A NIIIO. 31b. 1 I . l'omes's b. e: Northwood, 4 yes aid, 74. 101 b.. .. 3 Mr. I Rim-sir ea h. e. Corny/yak, 1 pro old, 7st. 71b.... 2dr Sir W. W. Wymes b. e. Tungus, 4 yrs aidast. 101 b. dr A Sweerilakni a sr. reek fiw shree.rmastaill kilts. 50. 7 fillies, Sat. 41b. Heats, use mile and'. Mit —(11 111•11 , ambers.) • ? Capt. E Car:melt b.e. by Caseadisbonstar Miss Fatalist I Mr. W. Trevasioes b. 4 by Miamian s dam by Iteisele.. • braueer •., Mr. W. Less.'. gr. c. by Cafteralasiat dam, Corisader •••••• 3 Sir G. Crewe'. gr. ElladrasaMr.be, by Waxy, oat of Eire pd Mr. Claares b. e. byrlliermies, data by Illeallembratistr Pd Mr. Platers kr:f. by ilepassard, ma at Dommily. ll4 ET.. FrO Rai — *IRE GENERAL .4G RICULTURA L BOCI NTT. The althea, itseettolg of this fleeiely was hell al Lichfield oe Tuesday re'aniglit. At diver Load Viscount Amon pre, sided at the Gnu tattle, sad George Witt, Esq. at the seemed. The pfiieipt speeches after the cloth was drawn. were from E. J: Eel. Sir Saha Bert. Thee. Levi,Esq. aril Armee. and Mr. Tells. Mr. Illatott, Ike Earl of fleatlferd, Mr. Coke. Mr. law. the Hies Sheri" otStaffuM.kire3 sod Mr. Parr, were sevetally giteas as taltslai aud chunk with apphiuse. CHELIIISfOIfp, Ausass 4. COLCHESTER WOOL FAIR. This fair was bad no Wedeaday last. Little loasinese, if way, appears so have tail dose. tasked, was it is cur. sidered • that the many 'kets at yet had time to recover itself from the effects of ille l glittllog importations of late years, of foreign wool, 'hick hei oenspletely borne down the *aka Is, a usher resat egad have bees expected at pee. sent. ft win b. proper, Strueeyer, to except the demand for &wet wool. whit:l4"hr, ore {nook rolliciest to adapt it A: s k i i p t a elsib, is much bought Mr. its contemner's!, of the int ) • • stale of the Norwich trade, is bontivasioes and other lertieles, requiriug doe worsted yens, awl also its anew Levant of some foreign orders. The Chairman explanted, Omagh *hie ciresivastatece, the reason why some South Down wool.grovreni in Norfolk have sold as high as Mk. sad 665. • per tad. The (*irate.* for the hest South Dews deck wool, 'PIM sloth there is so hoggets wool, he conceived WWII, et. reed Did. per lb. .or 41a. per dud. The best boost wool; rr ,plarticidarly such as Is crossed between the loath Down earl Piaster ands, he stated to be worth ts. per lb. or 661. per EWE • The ordinary descriptious of lung aerobia; wool, is [Fleas " The Lerida Neer Prhkerlraftio&l • which, however, this county dues not abated, might be • / • awed St little seer a wader 16d. per lb. FRIDAY A FY211111139% ,400110 A. Ice adverting in the recent widttlimal fag a wool of sd. Corrow.-The purchase. of Collett *est OW lust are cia. per pound, as a necessary protection to the home grower*, siderable, yet the market must still be nail Way. On aw 'the amitosis observed, that however is the abstract ay count of She depressed stale of the trade at ow a raw material may have been - coosidered asks by private contract for the week elitism youlerilay Imo° • some sock tonsure, in the nature of • regalatios, has been • 106.10stano, 16.1. a iu bond; 50 Sea bused., 111.14 . rendered necessary, le check the eagersess with which the . IMO Ilowests, 124 ; 200 amts. 71d a B#d ; 1,000 -Bengal., activity of amotercial enterprise, grasping at its own is. 71d. And by public sale, 111 Bourbons, middling to dielual internal, without regarding the Interests of diem good, 13p. a 16d. isi hood ; damaged 81d. a 13141.; IS lets. ruinously affected by such a pluffonous appall* for Amigo gals fair, fid. • 101 Surat; damaged, lad. • bp: • . - produce. to the total annihilation admit of base growth, itloan- -Tire demur& foe Misscorades roulinwes needy, would otherwise have eatiowed to have weenrbrlined the IMO within's briskness, and as the holders evince a great country. Still, however, be was happy to observe the mos . prosition to *ell. peedis of middling quality have bees pos. are was not likely to impede the fullest suppliesows sense's - chased use terms a shade lower ; in the brows and don de- able terms, of such deo:nohow of line wads as the demands scriplious there is no alienation whatever. of trade required; and tank an eminent stapler present The request for low intuits, which had in a greet measure was of opinion, that the amount of the duty was too low to subsided, has seals revived; there. are several purchases effect the protection sought by the home grower, is which made fur the Haosinegli mooket i grocery gads arc rather the ciectiontaisce that the peke of and this year is sill ina ,istave. &Worms , , serially lever than it pas eveii,whea the tax was hummed This feenswon L2OO chins of H h Sept were list year, should seem to give colour, guilt us the whole it brought forward by public sale tier Kowa were, White weeds, opiates of the Chairman, 'bat under all circles fine, 66.. 6J. a 17s. id. ;' oiddtio.g, 635. a 655.; Yellow, standees, the interest of all would better adjust itself to the 365. • 3105.; Boors. 33e. Tie greater proportion of the existiog laws than to any other system. Heiken stated, that sale was takers ; she prices callow be waited at auyd tip,. although the dienioutiou of the foreign trade last year was nation. cossiderable, as compared with that of the last five years, Cuerit2.-The Cof f ee market has state become hrialt it was still as good as it bad beta during may of the first the purchases have been general, cud rusher extestrive; me fourteen dean of the precut century, from 1000, sod better ' advance slime- Friday last may he stated 4.. a 65.; gad' • thou io tome of those years. ordinary Jamaica 143 N a 1235. floe ordinary 116 s. *IIMo. Some beautiful 31erino wearers were exhibited by Ile.- fit. Domingo 'relived 127.. ut. Weduesdat; since this fillip- Western, which were most deservedly admired, um' of Men realised by prinsie.nronatis and the holders ask 13046 "is being considered the beat of the breed ever seem; its Oran forenoon two public sales were brought forward, consisting was heeutlfially be, and weighed upwards of 1 llbs. 101. of diaries and SI. Domingo; the whole euld with Brest Tower produced a variety of speciosas of the Isom briskness, :41 still avowing peters ; very ortlivary brown yank spa by machinery in Yorkshire ad at ; J4lllll6Ca, Ills: fine ordinary 129 r. middling 1335. ad good frees. Ike. Mena sad its crosses use South Dow* add feat snithillog las. a las, IS. The St. lkonernot realised 130 s. sheep. One specimen was unusually fine, being withipa thaa • the quality of Dniester was very good. The market may Le 1100 leaks, of 660 yards each to the pawl. list likewise stated geuerally 4... r Eht higher sae on this day week, awl exhibited oar of the Emit curious and valuable ions Ow demand brisk awl intrusive ; the hoe Is. a Si. higher. that has ever beta manofactured in this counter: ll r I na a ' OILS -There are wow seven vr.nsle airived (runs the Wire of atheist six yards of fronspureaf shovel Id. •• Greeohnid tarry; 'ime hes hely right lunge( Oil, and on as larly's dress, mairefaitated from hie Miriam Trtdrekseed average about forty-ire each The areasosts, a. they yet yarn almentsentioued, by Messrs. Fryer and Cp n ,pf Raw come.. are of coarse rather unfavourable, but the details are nick, in Yorkshire, and was colleidereil by all wad( highly 001 up lu .a WI: dale, and as Ilie atryearls respecting the creditalde to the skill need tease of that celebinted base. general fishery come friars interested reties ; little al 'anion The weight of the piece use little more that 12 ounces, and lato been p. 14 to Ike alateafrals the seal Is heavy awl t may he said so rival, both in its colour and weekniaoship, ratter towel-. i Use to, shawl productitia of the East. Tin moderate i;•)ollens,•llstattov. and HOLLAIStrs.-The Rum market is price of 12e. per yard, at which, we are Miaow* it is in id/W. Swanda,,,,,, v o k iwis ; th e occologla mar r o w( sh e y; rl . , sioded to be sold by than, Witco, aa expeetalla that it fairiser#lreva is without alteration. ' wil l a nswer well to diem, gad prove' the basis of a most rAilow.-.foreiguTalluw. ioartinues heavy ' ad lifiltrahle imprommuut, is this importaist braadrut the ma the prom 144 'l4'll de. 'lower oilier this silty 'week. VW ' tiotifirtmea itilliMaimptry.ball6 for home supply mid-foreigs %new sarlitYls'iridity spirited 60.. which in Is lower the. Ole Mil" "P e e 11 . 6111 tlittligage OfewHod last week. . . • . for tie ;.bums of out zwaaufacteriag jamitatieu. PRICE'QT iiOP4, per Cwt.' ',vent amts. ' net* Niemen. Kest ....3/ 8s to 41 4s Kroh .... 3114 s to 41 11 Rosars ..21 les to 31 14. Mimics .... 31 Be lu 41 4s Eases ...3/ O. In 41 O. Emmet .... 31 104 in 41 Farulsami, first, 41 Ms So 51 121.—Thi so, second, 410.10 41 laks • RAW HIDES. I Seel Heifers aie4 liken (per (Irohoary... 24 0.1 1.1.4.. elmse).. Is 1111:1 '. s.; d, Mariset WO" Oh 10 st...ori IlidOisgs 2s Ad 1.,a... 4. Emig. Hume :116 O.! ,p i fie 'l4 -- • • I COAL 111 ARK ET. Aiu441.17 4. j IMO at 11144,11. • 1114p414111: ' • in! Newestadr zir •' . km *4' tob -94 Sr 'Waimea ..... Sal 44 la 354 64 ' • . . . IRELAND, .110...) • • ▪ ay e .11EPRASENTATIVk rEtN. ham sothi;rity thif 644 Y. to Hie kiwitrialreprilarsletWe'Perri StailAttAtematof tbr ;94-11,sidas,'Iiregaarri. ;Alas /i5a144,1111,, 11 0.. 4 t!'? INK kio , Lewd FAIIIVIIIISUIM ' Who I/411 II; ass Hiram * . ' W ruitaigleratioilif•a irethw lentrate, ',ldler is s tru .i. 4agly . to - be alHataert , eolhe: 4 1• 1 11 414 54 4 iviftwiliM0 ••• (Southern Peporkr.) THE LATE iIIISIiOP . Or etnriVit! • ' This 'mistral. Prelim; wlsawe ilea& re liiielraisfWarowil, sera a Mioahrt of the R..yal buds Acalleisy r art ficr.r.55... ilrul of she Dtiblin Society. Ile W4l, k!Oni IN Barthr,rapio is shire, and was elevaleJ to she'iliSioustrir derive IM a4mOsis Iridium of the E.rluf breairoorhool to 5141•01110 illy. erroLie has ycl traospirr.l s ar e. l ,4„, ,„ refutable diocese (70001 per anaiini 'wills' a vier —*ph-illation awl rrystri.•lsiiwoter, awl faun Its Ilse J,rsioeaiSL,l per•insages lwfore .4 whom was Or. Eowlei, Bishop OsWiry- v , asie. ..IW. !Hard SCSI ral sabers emu. ids rips's, (U.S I Mt, Ill. komg , *limo •ra she wriest Dols" .11( .the Beau o f Clasher, Dr. B FrPresais:sJiiisrisal.) • _. - 7.7.7•••7• — • - _,...- - • 7' • • NskTINOS OP CIIRDITYIII. , i AT GIJILDILILL Tnit - DXlr. „ • •.. -• q 0:!in 1:0 • .; J. fAitefoeil.-Clbespoide, Is f.Sproiley, Poplar, vieloalli r ": • It J. Woorleraft. • hi., It draper... is A. 111iwao. lspilalAeld, , frather.reinifeirleOrk,.•ji:: 11 11 -J. JINNI IJws shlehls, aatoeir twarilastaAeos..4 l . o( : 4 •la .5 55 c • o! !- • it Kimmircri, tt t p t • 41 , 11 .,•. 24 ,•. r ., .1 1. City-roaJ; heti; • , e " • •'' At failime, Upper Tharoesalck4; A. 4011ersais. .a•o• ll A. L. Car, Kiogatoo-opoo-14 oll,.warcalaioakm mr .,” 4 ,. II CERTIFICATti. , .1. F. Machin sea J. Gill, of Gloorrifletltiret Orie nt . aerate. Middlesex, serlieal•iosSrsaseul.riskers.—T. 0(1111019, of SheMelil, tot, Etweer.-W. late of Crseesend, Keel, previsleiweeleliaos...-). of lEkby-!ilirert. HaliessiardeN , alliklksetv 4116•111111..... C. Simpson, of Strelfoid, Laucaottr i isuistriess.—.l. S. sty, of Ratcliffe-highway. Middlesex, &nyder —l. Silver, of Size-Immo London, rnerch.fist —W. Tutreour sad J. Tales. nor of Foster-lame. Chratiode,' LiedOe, •wholeside Lamm sellri.—T. &Warn, formerly of Coisseet.awri, Brrastito. sty, Surrey. Isle of E...scx ; bisildiagii, SiratfurJ, Fairx, suraisee.brolter D. Pullen .late of Send Eagle4uN,l, Finds-lane, &Ire. of Site-1.10, London. tiortrtaant. 7 -.S. Creurgr. lair stf,pjaeberlls,, Perabruly, listeo-dreper.—T. Hardy, or Riciwisegliei Joon, of Bristol, we5e1h1u5t....111.11411111111641.13 of Sedweliy, 5 10Alwollfb• PP ,11 hAF441.5.i lit villa 'di? r ItioCIS iltrititimi: Conk Siork ..024 423 i 1 list.lperet. km... 69 3 per CL 1ted...691 69,4 Indio itistods..22 '2.3 pr. 3 per Ct. Cn0,r.....6ai gx, LW 4 • ge• •• 3 3 pr. 31per Cents... t ... 77 thttn ktatfonted .. e pr. 4 iriitiaa...:... Oni utio ci;iii• I . 8 Pr. 504 Ct. 'N:4B. '30311 . .Lott. Titlitte.. %it la.. Weida •Lt aIWI6I 1 . 8 , 34.16*14.:n05ti5t Ace. 653 . - t7t)CRsE OF EXCHANI Ansolerisiii:...C.T it ' 6 Date at sight l2 3 _ - - - r KotP 4 • 6 1410.11•Fi 11 ;z1 reuziout iestst .11 t a r a tz . , Irt Mb:. MP: VC • I Ityareleento.b.o.t.. 111 lac Frankfort Hu the 'Maio, Ex. M. : %%taxa effective M litt 10 .1 ise, C li M ß : al a ib d ruo d icra i i rl i aelte d . taa : : :. • ... '-.. 4 , 1 . c 53 :!: li • 1 . 11 . LOIN" 11 I Utiles -, 4„....1 GE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. Venire Malta 43 Navies, PSA Palerono:..:Vdcei. 118 Ltiebell , ./Jfv44eo.l , il li +thew NW Jager, ..•••• • •• ViehiW 101i4.211a4 0 btu vit tree Irv.* Cork •. ? •. ggrz ,ll.l Agin rit 2, VIZI= in :0 . e in Uwe .......... 3 17 141 Ten Nisblueme ..3 13 6 Nes Dollen O. 4 1U I Silver in Bars 0 .0 , MAW*. On the 3016 !Wk s ,* gy,iSlre. Peter LattingihkOf a Daughter. On the 22.1 July; at Lialsoia, county Tipperary, the Lady of Sir John iodide Fitsgerald, Bart. of a *Go sad heir. MARRIAGE. Thneathiy, at Si. George's, 11 -equare,Cherlealfrook Ilusi, Norfolk-street, Park-hie*, Fay. to Margaret, yonslyil daughter of die late Edward Katowice, ut The Tirlawory, Jumada, Esq. • • 1 ' == DEATHS. - "•••alstiselk.sersigeorent.garden, on the 30di ult. aged 40, Sarah, the wife of Mr. Robert Hue. At his home, George's.srpiare, FAinburgh, on the tlth July, Culotte' 'Cubist Haillie, late of the Hun. East Judi* Curnpany's ..mice. On the 13th June, on his passage front Denserara, Francis James Ada., Req. youngest ,on 44f the Lard Grief Cu.r ostaaiuntr of Ss Jury Cued, EJintuiegh. : •' BAST INDIA DINTHs. MARRIAGES, AND DRATIm. (Prom The Cairene Jowled 9f raweary TIP! BIRTHS. Os the 14th issmat, Mn. JoNOOK& gfaeftt Al Disspure, at the Slat of J05eary,41114,,,1. F. Witten, of • We. At Malacca, on the 1611, of 11Iwny, so..3#rio2be . wife of the Rev. W. H. Welber/it, 31 alleglarr. At Bombay, on'thelld of Jugglery, Mr Ramlpset Row, Mrs. Robert Baxter, of a daughter. • , At Soinitay, utt she 2614 of January, lto ,et Lieute. meat Rotooe, of • daughter. At we, ea the 7th of Jaualio; tbe Let, of OW* R. C. faltbfatl, of • laingiNir. "444 ‘' 444144.' At Southey. on Ste 13th of Joitaram, Mn Wipe. :Sant Beatty. 61 -M an 404 /` • 2loc•ibe Isrri,l4l Us. the 2*tb,of,Jasuary, 144. APIIIIMMIts 0 0 Oft . 7 . , . .." ... a ., MARRIAGES. .90 .111 4 4::: *tinny, ery, et theAt a. eakel, lei il;;e Rev. Aw. Janice Edward , Barl Nieribrr : P r i gillsiiireelit Commit. to Mrs. iliratt Stewart. Ow IMP TN iwelest§ •I 14: MoGOMerki 40 Nies Lewis& Hutu Wes. '• • ! •- • ; •.• :t: -: " It Ile . - ..I 3 • 11 1 ;ATHSS 4: • . At lignottrith,, on tire du simian% Mg: linitrWitarlii.... &gall 39 years. At Barods. on the 191 h of Ihreesabli s 434ol:4lbanaie G Assistant Quiffiseneaster.Gcumal to Ito • lintitnatio :5....• diary Farce. At Meant, on the 19th of January, from the fr acute issflautsluttiur of the liver, Lteui. W.ll. klardiug, battalion fib regissest N.I. in the 98th year nribiS age. Al Boniboy, on the 90th of Jiiiitiaes. maw Jsa 1 Bellosais, the only son of the lute Joseph IL Sullassia, 01(414 years 7 ati.l 1 t du's. . • At Viaigspatans, on the 7th ul January, Mr• Francis .6133 (brother of we.. Curb. rine Pheflitu);afrti 44 years. On the 14th instant, Thomas Atacffeehruer, Esq. late s Captain is the country servicu, aged 0 years. Oa the Ibth instant, Mr. Henry Jolla. At Sydney, Nee booth IYaks ,, um the 9th September, is the WI ,year of his arse i after a tong aid painful ithes*. home *irk Chelailon fssmitiole sad patience, Ale. Hugh bl•DionMilligantorrerrater of the 49th regiment. Mme.! NW.614 or Tes•llesiremi awl Tor Oust Oleo, No. It7,.anopd M 7. C. CURN%t ELI • a a& Smell. f,.