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EaterlON OF SHERIFFS. Sabotlay being Mitistatunsersday. • Common Hall was held at Guildhall, for the porpoise of electing Sheriffs anti other City Officer. lot the en suing year. The Colleeleoll Crier read the precept for holtUng the Hall, end, according to comma, exclaimed at the end, " God save the King." which was aliewer ed by the crowd in the Hall, by shouts of Guti Dave the Queen." Tar following flames were then put in DOMiDli. lino for the office of Sheriff. for the iestsiiiitg year :-- Ittlbelt WllllllOlllllll. 114. Alderman sod frasoe-work. Itiontet 2 - RoWirt Honor'trey Mattis, Esq. cook ; lade Key, E.q. stationer; Ruhsrl 61111011, 6sq. illtrettr .1..10s Woolley, Erq. clover; Richard Bader. EA+ Wieser; J,lutt Clement,. Esq. meirehast.isiitst ; cad .611111 r. EiN. rinses sail tolasailibi. Mr. Otuisest, before the chew of hands was cslled upon the several names put in sionsiiietiou, prowoloced a warm ruloainiu upon the public principle* and contlact of Mr. Alderman W r aith. tn and enforced the propriety of Napo iiii ing him t.. fill so office of great 1:011,11tYlintIllil importances disparaging the merits of the ether gentle. men MI the hat, lie joss beg4ed to say. that with the exception of Mr. William% they had been se lected be the late Lord Mayor (Atkiin, and the present l.ord Mayor, and of course participated in their sentiment.. Mr. HUKCOMBR made a similar appeal to the meeting its behalf of Mr. Alderman Waithinau and Mr. Williams. Mr. FAVELL explained the reason why he had last year applied to have Mr. Key's emote Own set aside on that Gentleman's twit request. Mr. GaietriNtione now said, that Mr. William Cade Key was ready to serve. Prudent counsel would soder!' tell him, " Pay the fine. and be tione with it ;" for the public, In 1, 1 ,, were unthankful servants.--(Murmara.)- 11 I ~ey were tint, r. A [dermas& Waithtoan and Alderman Thorp would now be rept e'en! - WV: iiwnt in Patliament.—(Applause.)- 11 Mr. K. v were appointed. he knew he would till tie office with splendour, vigilance. 114)41 shore all. or h humanity. The worthy gentleman then stated hit own opinions accorded with those of Mr. A!,lernian Waitliman; this was ceitaitily out the i..oe with Mr. Key ; but nevertheless difference o!' sentiment had never tell to any alintioutioit of wows' esteem. Hr (Mr. (; ) I tiou4.; politically ti.fferin with his friend Mr. Key. )rt knew nit man in society better calculated to fill the office of Si, t s , tl with firinne•a amd impartiality. oil the slot" ul him& Itelog railed for. the She witts declared that tile eltction had fallen topois Mr. Alderman Waltham& mid Mr. M Loud opplause.) The Chamberlcia was re-elected, end some other c flit era appointed. The Sheritis then withdrew to the Court of Al dermen to report tlir proceedings of the COUIRMIS fail. Oat their return— Mr. Wt L *Ns Cattle forward awl returned illaulta. lie drclareil that his motive in tesodertak too; the office of Sheriff was to maintain the rights of the LiVery. He thschinned all party feeling nu ON occasion, soul expressed a determine! iiiii to sup port the Magistrate. its all their just prerogative*. Appluesse.l sir. Alderman then retembed thanks, said he certainly entered 011011 the other with reluctance, when lie riiiisolereil the iiiii Nolo it assist make wpm hes time sisal domestic comfort% parti cularly after the raeritiews he had already suede its or public. lie promised to use Ins UlVensi etiVehl lit %limpet of the rights and privileges of the Livery, hod thanked them fur the high confidence they had reposed to Wis. There bring nor rat-awry of Alec-some, the three old saes were re.rlected, and tie. Thomas Whittaker, einem awl eat ;outgo, was the imereiefal candidate oat of sever for the • .o:aat sitaatiosi. Mr. Thiscl v and Mr. For% hawing arrwrol for two years, erne rrowwwwil from the office of Ao.loor of the Croy and 11.111(r.614Ine Art*olllll6, ‘ll.l Mr. Hams nod Ms. Roy were COI ti. 111141 Ilwtasu,ll.l•l Mr. Wm. H e ni l Sass mt .,. mi d 'neer. not: Mr. Witham IZofipou•uoi, citos a and Lart.ir, were ale...Aril to till op thr lIIICIIIICII . A. Fite C 1.013111.011 I bill Ma* then tburuivrd ut three o'er lock. Colonel BOSANQUIET has secenved Ow KING'S commands through the Sicremry 401 Smte for she Douse Department. to tignify to shr Light Horse Volunteers his Majesty's pileature ilia lllr reglineiil should he on ditty Yrl 11w day of 111.51+100i Cu. foliation. Private letters received yesterday morning from Burma , Ayres mate. that co eeeeee eret. in Smith Ante l',CM It reciting, cold that phew is every appearaiiie of on amicable adjuatment of differences aith ilw i Arum. wlwn these Wires were wrilten, ihe Kerns. lust's, 1.5./!In was not knot.ll.(beeming Paper.) Advice...doted the lath February, f Bow hey, stale, that the eaordition to she Pertain, Gulf. under the ccunismol of Sir Wtt.t.i au Neut. had romplesely succredc.l in its ohjert-,- 1.. e ou ..tagation of the horde+ , of pirates nn that Isti44. After placing a gairisuu clad ampellito: them Wm till flw oiliocetit porta, the atonement W. 116 On 1111 ittOrn so B hay. 'There, was atone good eingle-stick pinying and at tVnLieroloo Hut 141111 retertfinger, near Sabatini. on last 'Waterloo dist). The lint pOte at IViti.eralow aim won by Nannies I'IrMR, the celehroted North Wilts player. 'I wu squall bags sat silver mist.. principal, of tew troget• or Etsvesnts VI.. f.hinancen. end JAMES I . mossy of 'ltem in a very K.. 041 ul poto .calleet, were chwetered by "Flakiness to na t i ve .14.wel a pre so all old sitabenhassoe. h•snorg in the Earl at DARIAX4iwir. at Ckarlt.m, Wellitsgton.- They were slut to the Nobk weep*. A pheasant and partridge lay their eggs Ibis ors. Nu , in the lOW Deg Ip GIIPWWOIIId Palk. The lceper suffered the pheasant twist en reek of her ...to and 'even of the -partvidge'seggis. all of which stir ',willed, and has becn 'frequently sees. bestow. 1.4( bet ualural affection au Ilse wetly grunpe. A utiiiiber of young turltwo and other poultry ewen missed town the permutes of the Earl PI llaiti nun?. at St. Leonard** Hill, Berkshire, ••;*if:10.1.161,0111 was. on Saturday Vented to expo 1111 l se tor s ,,,mi.rs of two itispectral person"; of Clearr, and Ewer,. of Mosher. Lit the house u! tttr linisirr twelve young itirkies were foetid alive ; and in Owl .ter the lutist * six. ohm ghee. Vogl' list bum apprehended. V SUMMER ASSIZES isto. HOME cißcutr. Before lord Chirf Justice Almon . and Mr. Rare* W Goa. Hertfordshire—Tuesday, J sly 11, at Hardurd. Harz—Monday, July 17, at Chrlosfunl. Xent—Mouday, holy t 4, al Alliqlowar. Susses—Thursday, Aomori 3, at Lew... liarrey—Monday, Augasi 7, al thislaufd• WESTERN CIRCUIT. Refit.* Mr. RarriuGualiass wad Mr. Justice Ilentaison. Southampton—Monday, July 17, as the Castle of Win chester. Wile—Saturday, July 22. at New Santos. Dorset—Thuisday, July 27, at Dorchester. Deron—'ilotnity, duly 31, at the Castle of Exeter. (.I and County of" A:safer—Smut day, at the Guildhall of the City of Exeter. Cornienfl—Slooday, August 7, at Rodrain. Somersol—Smunise, August 12, at the City of Wells. City aatkirounly of tirlstal—aaturtlay, August 19, at the GuiWhsll of the City of Bristol. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Before Me/Baron Racumtias and Mr. Boron Gaauow. Northearptonskir•--Nuethamptunabire, T 11414694 July at Norlhamptoo. lintlandikire—Friday, July 14, at Oakhams. Celli Eincoln—Saturitay.holy IS, au Ilw Cilyof ljucolo• Lint*lashire—Same day. at the Cattle of Loscoln. Torn 4 . 1 Noitingisin—Tlononloy, July 20, at the Toon of Nulgo/glom. _ Neltiaganat..—Sanve day, at Nadtinhaew. Derbyshire—Mawr.lay, July t 2. at Devil. literwayk of Leicarler —Wednesday July te, at the Bo roach of Leicester. Leireslersidre—Same day, al the Castle of I,riteater. CUrillnirraSalliflllay, July 29, at the City of Coventry. Intrickkrkire—Ssate Jay, at Warwick. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Before Chi e f Justice DALLAS mad Mr. Justice itetILOTD. Builiephausskire--Iloutlay, July 10, at Buckingham. tisalcordirkara--Thwrarlay, July 13, at Bedford. Bustiosodoeskirs—Saturday, July 15, at Hutilbutdoa. I'mwsbridueshire—Mouthsy, July r, at Cambridge. Stifroa—Thurulay, July 2*, at Bury St. Frlittunds. Norfulik—MuuJey, July 24, at the Castle u 4 Norwich. Naryckii—Ssme day, at the GuilJliall of the asid City. NORTH F.RN CIRCUIT. lie Aw e Air. Justice BAY LEY 4844 Mr. ofilatiet Phut. Cllp of York, wed Cooney of Um mot Cilia —Saturday, July 15, at the Caul,lloll of the said City. rarkshire—The same Joy, at the Castle of York. Darkaw—Monday. July 31, at the Castle of Dothan,. Town of Nearrostlmnpou-ryna, aud Costa* of the *am Tokra—Saturday, August 5, at the Gothamll of Ihr taut Town. Northumberland—The saute thy, al the Castle of New- ra.ile- II 111111• Tyne. einehet lati4l—Ssiarilay , A wriest 12, al the City of Carlisle. West mentlentil —Saturday, August 19, at Appleby. Lasca.hire—Wedistmlay, August 23, at the Castle of Lill- 711 E 7VRA. TA TT ERSALL'S, THURSDAY, Jews 22. PONC ASTER ST. I.FGFR. 0 $n 1 sod Aiheisian I 18 to 1 sod nonsinsne rz So 1 soil Admit's I 18 to 1 apt Lady 01 the Valle 14 lo 1 apt 800.1ensto cull 20 So 1 •pt Allisidors 1% 10 1 scat Tramper 20 So 1 apt Musreith sad 18 to 1 seal Loma,. W..o4lltisse illy. %swills is gone hub from 8 to I, the Woodbine Ally having best him at Newnsarket. NEWMARKET ST. LEGER. 10 4 ■Q*t S•dor, p.p. GLOUCESTER srAire AT CIiF.LTENNAM. 5 Ito 2 •fat Cleampigison. NEwcARTi,r. RACES. 7UF4DAV, JValt TO. The Filly rs of -250 rach. One mile. Mr. Wairon's ch. %luoilhioe. salted over The X. Y 7 Slake, orlSts. each. for 3 yr uhls. Two mile.. Mr. KOllO4lllll b. c. by ensaberissJ.. Mr. Lassbaus's Iw. e. &Hollis° 4 to I opt Mr. lieusises hr. Mg. Resewsl of She f;usforlb Sashes—Two moss. Marro is of Quersidwrry's hr. m. Mts. Syntax, 6 yrs uld 1 Mr. Slum's hr. h. Little Litglaml, 6 yrs uld 2 Mr. Lansittort's b. e. Agricola, 4 yrs uld Mr. Itrast•llitig's b e. by O. cs de, 3 yrs oil Dlr. Loftus's be. c. Ale, I, 3 yrs oil 5 Mr. Yair%'s hr 1,. ...... 6 6 awl 7 to 4, awl 2 to 1 apt Miss Sytalax-7 to 4 asst Psuiluirgsz.—Wim cleverly. Ltttk L'aglassit rum against a rot, and hurt the r sellees Ills Nlajesty's Plate of 100p.—Pour Mr. Loadosou's gr. c. Cost-ul, by C.aurillus, 4 yrs uld 1 Mr. T. 0. Puwirles 1,. is 'l'6 - Juggler, 5 yrs obl 2 Mr. Hen b. e. Alfred, by Eng.Trazle, 4 yrs old. 3 Mr. Storey'* p. r. Wallaag►r. by antauflon, 4 yrs Did 4 6to 4 apt Consal--7 to 4 apt Juggler-3 to I apt Alfred. Woo cleverly. T 01174 Eit RACES. TUMMY. JIM , . In. A Plate of refey Poore'. Too-mile heats. Mr. King's b. e. by Soreerrr l. 1 Mr. GossHomer ri, f. by Marforgarsl Mr. Doeins b. fby rim Prise. Mr. Achossro f. Gspsy, by Casustriun 3 4 fkreepisa tee of bes. each, for liorsr4 nw iltormegh hrrJ. Twu irsik firsts. (geven tisub.erilk•rr.) Trelairgeres hr ai. MI bars, by Borrybal .. 3 1 1 Mr. Arland', ai. f. Gspsy Mr. pie** b. g. Horlego rig (WA.. down) I 3 dr Mr. Aclaasinigb. f. elsrsesont, by Calm rium (Imbed) alio. WPM Flamm' Ladies' Plate of 501. fur hors. 1 nut shoroughbred; two.mit* 111 .114. OIL Tr,llmrriol's km. flarbars.•Kr,l. (0,,1.111, Mr. Aclamrs rh.g. Itoutau Candle, 11r4d. 111, 2 dr A Swerindakes at 11110. ese►, for lonalrro, ltd. three-mile best.. (nye , Subarribre..) . - Nr.l.esch'i b. urr. bars, aged .. Nr. Achrorr gr. g acrd BURTON WELTS RACES. MEDNIIIIDAV (LAST PAY ) SoPepetikes of Ifool. eack—(pia Stiberribers.) Captain 11.411wier Forums. 1 Mr. Woll.me• li f. Anwlia 1! 31r. 'fumes Harbliams ..... linty way carte ploce.l.—Etem Wiling we Ameba, sod 14. one 0.10.1 tee elieller. The Barlow Malmo of Wes. with *this. added, fur all area. Two Captain 1/bellow's ei. sw Culp. it, Bst. 2lh CaplitissJosseis A11r1.041 lOUs Mr. Erreie.'• Diamond Are.11e.716 3 Mr. 13•)11111411 . • %%iaard.lhl. 4 A considerable number of horses Inoue already mitred at Stamford fur she races, which conitnestre an Tuesday nest. Ftoot the ti n e s t a t e o f the course. and the magnitude of several of the stakes, the spurt is espectet) to be uncututuutily goud. POLICE. -.......... UNIOW•NALL. Ey the praiseworthy 'sessions of Mr. Barrett, the en. terprising proprietor of Vffieshall, no less than 21 (teenier', AN41,1101 ors doses men, of lewd, dissolute habits (by whom tie nsighbourhoud of the Gardens has been nightly beset since the commencement of the present orison), were appre. heeded on Friday night, owl brunght up ri/f exansiontion on Satu►day. The principal part of the girls were under 12, awl chi. fly from the Neighbourhood of t 7allwnne.st reel, and Swan-yard; but phere were amongst than some of the remaining part of the Dover-street stuck, slid two hags, at least 60 years old welt, who being listable longer to CUM pete their more youthful euinpssionss, content them selves with enticing young buys and drunken nisei into their chorine. The tsunami:re had laser been felt, anil as amply guarded against as possible ; but the follow hog which took !place or Friday night, more immediately led to 'itch a risers! capture. The family of Mr. M —s, a I,eislier of Parliament, vi. sited the Gardens is the cen t ric set the evening, and as the ladies did not intend to remain long, they gave orders to the eitscaman in remain is wasting till their retstro ; the man drew up to the usual place for waiting, bat having been up all the previous night at the Ilonse of Cumnsuiss, awl being ,such exhausted, he soma fell asleep. Whilst in this situation suave of the l'risoisera robbed Idea of his who's liaraphersalia, eutssisting of hot, wig, whip, and horse.clollia, and afterwards heal...bed the inside of the carriage with filth, shish latter cierimastaace was not .laseortsed till the young Ladies entered it. The Cainainciors, on hearing the case, gave an corder to 11011, the officer, to app. hrud . very dis. orderly person about the garden gates. The promptitude with which the order was obeyed is heat evinced in the number of Prisoners. They were all °r emitted foe one Month. 10111116601WEIGNM OUTRAGE IN PORT3I A N•sTREET. fiattirday afternoon Eton Morgan, who was described as a lialf.pay officer, was brow& before H. M. Dyer, Esq. 1W &Wag Magistrate, charged with breaths% the windows of Lady Aim Ha ntlbw's bowie IM Purtwas-street, the pre sent residence or Di.. Qiicesi. la the course Of Saturday morning crowds of people aserissined opposite her Majesty's house, in expecta of seeiug the deputation who were to preseut the Address which was retell sin Thursday night iu the 11411111 e of Continuos. The Prisoner was observed foreleg, wills great difficulty, a passage through the crowd, till be gut to the house Nu. 23 ; hese be paused • apemen!, mud thee ;apparently discuss rsug his mistake) he left the door, and wren (inward till he came kl Loh Hamilton's. After recardiug the house for a few mitustes, be uttered a load 'action:slum, east throw a blotch. thorn walking-stick which be held is. Isis bawl with great force &Lutist the parlour windows, by which he shattered two or three squares of glass, and the stick entered the room. Immediately the greatest confession was observable in the crowd; auJ a auallw► of may enraged at the outrage, were sees pressing rue - wood to seise the delinquent, wisest Lady Awn Hamilton appeared at she window, and said some thiug to the multitude. which was tesederstimul to lw, that acme but a mesiiiic would commit SO 141411YUCIlly au aft; hot these words (clearly applied by way eat inters.. ',snot fur the Prisoner) seemed likely to fail sof the &sue sl effect, sod he was about to uudergo the all mwtry ordeal of snub law, when Mr. Gall. a tailor, oral dour, •hes is a coisetable iii his owe tight, came up, and re owed bons resins their fu►y. The persona whoa brat saw the Prisouer'a cuuduct declared at the watekhouse that he lased very gross language tweet& the (duets, joking hew the yiulesoce et" his gesture, and the wools " No Caroline;" which he was heard to litter. list muse of those persons 'tiraded lwfure the Alsciatrate. The Primmer heist called 018 for souse explamitima of his essaJwct.weut into a lung, rambliisc, and its massy paths taco hertut statement, by which it appeased sisal its the year Mso9 lee read beets brooch' to this other, awl very 'Sweeny treated, as he cosaceivtd; mid that he had sieves- osier received jots lice frum any quarter. Of all his Majesty's Miesisters, suds other exalted individual*. he professed to leave a perfect knowledge, sail freeperatly spoke of Lord fiamosith and Mr. Capper of the Alien office. He ol.chued givi tic any &dilate account of himself; but some of the parish roust/arks pre , *rut said they kuew lion as a troublesome character, who was supposed to be at Issues uudi•r the isitluence of sueutal deratigneesit. The Magistrate said, that as the pei soils who saw the be haviour of the twos hail &dined to come forward, awl as the constable was unable of his owls hems ledge to swear to the facts, he was bound to discharge the Prionier. He was arroriliogni discharged with a mailable adinoui lion. He appeared het wren 411 and 50 rears of age. DREADFUL ACCIDENTS. Tuesday nizlit a earl, in which were a nurse andlowr chil d/to, was impact, by the horse takieg highs, at i►ringluu, Nneartset•hire; we regrul• 1w state, that our (au infant) was killed on the spot ; a leg of our child, and au arm of another, weer broken, awl the fourth child was sasterially injured. A. a Mall uruwd hlaucha►el, a carpenter of !Conde, near Derma., was on Momlay evening Morning r Its hl3 *lre and sun in a cart, about a quarter of a mile timer the Charhues Cat, a thoughtless hoy rideughy 'truck the horse mu ller cart with his whip, when the 'moult took fright, and runuu uK ■ bank the earl immediately upset ; Mrs. Blanchard was thrown with great violence on the ground, a mi d received such a severe blow MG the back oast of her lwa.l hat Ow deed Ilse follow/Mg inu g. Her beatoinel was also so seri ously injured by the fall, that though he still lives little boon•. are 4 utertaitied of Iris recovery. •the pour hoy (a Ind ;shout eight or nine years old, who is likely to mourn the loss of tooth parents) melted lent a few plight teruises. An inepiest ll4li been laud by Mr Clare on the body of Mrs. Blanchard, anJ a verdict of accieleotal death returned. MiiIiTINGS (IF CREDITIMN AT GUILIIIIALL, TO-!{/ERROW• M. IL I.lPelerv. Railiiiiiiie•plaer, jeweller C. Blntdrll, W. hiarti WM- lane, ...... Pi W. F. A. Dufour, Deniers-meet an.l Ctivesri•gniarsi, jeweller . . W. R. liareelveruli, New I.ol4.loo.•treei, cern-factor 3 Ito eneschaiii C. (lively, Lamb's Cuiethisi.sietri, luneu.draper. 1.. Mimes, Great Preseuts.streei, niercliami .. 2 II Baker, Conduit, broker I 10 F.havvry, Meow', matey.. i user broker... ..... 2 10 P. Mullen, Nurical-Falgaie, 11. i.,i hurw sad W. Ilrailifortl, Iliockirrulniiy, seer- thaws R. J . /teem, Isle of Its.thrrhilhe. ancielmat 1 10 DI V WEN DS. C. F. Bell, 11eIhnwl.frri u, U. mull J. Wickw or, Newbury, popes-web r+ W. Dalkon, tw o Jwwa w's, plumber K. F. Weld, iguwikwark, hun.,urnkmst T. Iluibleu,ll.wlwwier, grocer III J. Aldebul,C C. Becher, au.' J. Ilwrxrtures, C01)11411- IdinK, in. rrhaar• T. J. Lasocapier, Cairntomatecri, merchant .. K. Croaks... elwlera, vrchrrslM r Rahbrilr. Merl I.sompacrage, mom moterchant 11 G. Pun. II Gorr. uhithr, hiker J. 1111.rrny, Iliahurgair.blreet, curtly/muter ..... 11 N. 0. A 514.91, I.lurl's (:rigera.hurnse, las ..... ce.ltrukrr l2 .1. and IU. Wundhursse, 311urnsg.laue, Waal India brokers It T. While, jam. null J. I). Lalibrers, Great Wnscherrier. 10 iilrerl, !merchants W. Buell, 111.1 . 11roostrirerl. Enrreimet Cosieueia.p, betirev b. A &mum, Worilsip.siro I , Shoretlacis, and Batik ler kir. NI et lO G. Foe rdrynarr, esetu.s..o red, sled S. Fe or el miller, Chat irg•el vas, paper•mnowfartlerera CERTIFICATEO. G. Jones mad J. BUf OW. of Ilrialul. W. &Nails, of Bristol, uireiefatior —R. Jaekroure, of Waite. artie-lerse. rear Coolie'', Cumistriaimi, E. Joy, of 11:brisieberels, Russiliainplua, liahourriter.—R. Claridge, of thl.liagioir, Gloucester, farvart.—R.Cfifford, of 4erurersier, aturve-usamovi Far. traitor. of I.l%erpool, isterebaai.—Cl. Fink, of busies,. of Worcester, gluve-sia sufAciarcr.—E. ?strict, of Liverpool, gou•usaker. Mr A lIIIT . The ld Light Dearman have arrived is Dahlia to replace the lit Karat Urastooss, who are under orders to embark for Larissa. The Itch Iteriesent at Foot, ender the esomentsd of nil. Fursteeu, marched iota Dublin on Wednesday and Fluky last. roost Laois. The 44th gerinvent arrived is Limerick me Friday and Saturday last. from Illsiiitiasioe, uu a route to replace the 49sh al Buttevaut. The 93.1 Highl•wdrre, under the contusion of Linoleum**. Colonel Creello, wove reviewed at Naas, us the 15th tenant . , by the Right Honourable the Commander of the Forces, whir was pleared to impress his high approbatimi of the various aaoar•vru of the regiment—awl we are lospoy to say, Met 111 e system carried 0.1 is 11881 corp.. has Levu prodnctive of the must beneficial effects, fur we believe • corporal postai. meat has mot takes plum these two lan ro ar s, Afte r the review a la.ge party of distinguished f orlaiumablts partook of • cold cullatiou in the Onions' men noun, anoeurget . whom were—The Earl mid Countess of Hayti,. Lady M. Hooke, the Earl ullllliltuwo, Illajor-Geseral Loud Aylour sod Loony Aybowit, Lady Ra wl, Mime Filselarence, the Hon. Mies lawless. Mk 'Burke, Mr. Shaer, &e. Ike. After the re past, the company were highly gratified by some of she corps ilaneioig Ifighlkod reeis to their National musk. The Officers of the 1.3 d IFU•lietrd, st present statiosen at Emaia, enliven that wino conosidersbly. 711ei1 performances un the turf have more than , mice draws the greater part sof the inhabitants of the town to the race.cour.e of Ballyeuree. On, Wednesday an escelleut race was MN over she course Icy three of their horses, rude by the owners, upuo which, we underetann, a pretty rutted min was dependiug. The race was woo by Captain Englaall. IitELAND. DUBLIN, JUNI 20. THEATRE ROTA[., ROUT IN DA. It is ceMat•ly very creditable to the patentee snd his aechitect, who, we understand, is Mr. Brusly, a gentlirman well known also as a dramatic writer, that they mired, in the course of one fortnight, a very handsome, stay, • splendol theatre, in the great room of the Remitla. The prevatluig► co. hints :ire pale blue, pink, white, awl gold; tiwy are well arranged, and the effect of the %quote is pleo•nig. An excellent and highly poelicel prologue, front the pen, we understand, of Mr. Sliselyoefte very wed delivered by Mr. Farrel.. Toe allusion to the harp (the drop.sceur) was particularly happy, and insist cordially received. The ;thy was The Belle's Stratagem, ant the best of modern comedies certainly ; but, as it con tains some ludicrous scenes, which are calculated to di•plsy the peculiar talents 411' several of the per. formers, it was perhaps well chosen. They were all received' with great pleasure, particularly Mess►s. fesillain, Fatten. and Youiager. Miss S. Booth, the heroine of the piece, petit, but very hand. some. She played the hoyden part with great arch. was and spirit, mid sling the swig with considerable drollery and effect. The •ltrrpiece wigs Via .Spoiled which Mist Booth again die. played the versatility of her genius as Little Pickle. 'lite house was quite full. but not utipilre• saintly crowded. ■ud she stress circle contained a number of wiles of rauk and fashion. We tire, us well es the public, too well pleased with having r Theatre at all, to revert to our old tr►bit of criticism on the first evening. There is one circuaristaitee that pleased the audience notch —t►strely. the rapidity with which the performance proceedle►l. There wee no wearisome lapse between the sets. COMMON COUNCIL. Their flonours met yesterday in Post , Assembly. The candidates eirtslresed them—Master Ellis. with much vehemence and many repetitions spinout the Inetuoui press—%lr. Grattan. with lunch feeling and eloquence. Master Ellis was proposed as fit and prover by one Gentleman—the substitution of Mr. Gration's uvulae mar moved by another—the Coun cil shvitleil— FJV Ellis - - . A. 4 I Fur CriNan . . 11 CORK, JUNE 19. THE RANKS. Nothing more of u 000000 ent than what we were en• Oiled to ;rise in our Parer of Friday, has taken pldre in this. city on this very interesting "object. The introtinse tier of note-holders of the Messrs. Roches' Bank, who attended on Friday and Salms day to prove their demands, at the rooms at the Commercial Buildings. were really alarming. Many priSllllll4Wlere very seriously injured by the crush, to which the anxiety of the country-people who at tenitu-d gave rituur. A notion hail hero taken up by many of these poor people, that a dividend was to Ile p lid. to theta on th4t day, and in consequence they crowded into the c►ty at an early hour, and teinoifested an impatience and anxiety, which under circumstances of a less excitable nature, might have caused alarm. We have likewise to offer a hint to one class of noir-holders. which may not be without its value. W e learn from competent authority. that notes in the 'sands of debtors to the Batik of the day of its clming, ore available as an offset against their sc ncciiiiiits. Saturday—ST. JOHN TOM Itatuctsr—Holiday at Use Bark, Eackeqtter, East India, mud South Sea Bosses. MARRIAGES. haw lb, at St. Pancras Chards, Captais.Jasers Maxwell, of the 31.1 release's., to Mary Auue,. sister of J. T. Malty, EM, of Tatakey.ludie, Oa Tuesday week, is. Lawton, Samar! Forloom Cox, Esti. of the Firm Life littorals, to !bury Easily, third slassirtster of the late Ilea. Sir Robert Sheffield, Bart. of Coukridge, wear Leeds'. June 15, nt Enfield, Newell, ocean(' sow of Newell Counop, E• 11. 14 . Dorsals, F:iifield, to Charlotte Augusta, only daugh ter of the late Itulwrt Kraus, Esq. of Witedsur. llw Tuesday, at Wslcut church, Bath, Captain Gnat, of the East loth* service, wepisew to the crlchrated Mn. Grout, the Highland authoress, to IA is* Griffin Willisea, daughter of Sir George G. Williams, of the Circa*. HEATHS. OaMonday last, at Winchester, Lady Amelia Kindly% in her 55th par. Wednesday, the 1411. instant, at his honer at Assisted. Mr. Wm. liars lees, hress-lonnder, Park-street, Si. moieties% spy d the the 9,1,1 instant, at her r,m's boos, in Heriturrl-strcet, May-fair, Mr*. Bombe., relict of F. W. 14.11siksou. Esq. sad eldest dassener of the late Hun. Mrs. Hirlrert, of Rallied square, Dobbs.. Aged 85, al the Villa Horse, Bailiwick, 1/r. John who, se en author and compact., awe be reckoned one ofsike mast voluminous publisher, of his Yestesstry se'asialtt, at Castor,, near Newark. aged 96. Mr. William Talbot. better knows in that seiglilmerliond by the new of "Old Growled." He was father, intriti... father, avolgreat gland-father to 126 etsililetu, of whom Mere are sow lime; 90: Last winter ha walked tweerni times low mike to see the hounds throw *IL 111611 WATER THIN DAY Ai LONDON •RIUGR. Novato% 8 after 4. I Steals( 36 after S. HOW ACIRIETS. .._._.....__ WINDSOR. Jude 24. Wiest, p. 16100 to Mt/ Os i Beaus,, per go.. 11•N' Salley. pro go. LIP Pogo, . ---• tv 4:). odo IS• to 33. Rye —. RADING. Just 24. Moot iNt to Ph ..........—• to —. Barley its au ib• id 0411 l4o to V. Betas 014 M0nt....84s to tie trAiNEN, loin 43. Meal.. 11l IM to tOti los I Peon, per to Nye —4 to —4 Harley —• t —• Oats, pu qr. ....U. to 314 braes .. —• --c. The hay lessees* will browse sesseral is a few data. The crop is expensed' tu foil eery short of that of loot )ear ono, plows mutely half—{fluesses Paper The sesess costiostes eery preosissos ; apple.. • e••••• , .. listf crop; eider, JD+. to 48e. Peers, is•estreortimar) fleece. Cheesies t , a full asp. Flee wall hest part,al4 eel ; reps Ave portly weN. Tl a COM ea•ps never hookr,t hoer; oreling isle tar. Potatoes hew hit the rust ...Cm,. of Ilse frequent awns , • bet great Wejlery has bee. dune 1, the hay , awl • west d eal less bees alreody al.--; De vices Gazelle.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Lviciftot., JEYT !2. krrivealibe Loreto*, Price; wed Fisher, Amos, row New Of lining I,` homes sod Isabelle, Ilewm, frees eissrlestoe ; !'fetcher. frees Permit; Usual, frola Terlota; Rimer, Clacke r from Trisidad Fascia, from St. Vtocrori ; ana Fricust, (rum Savassaii. ORAVUIIIII, JVIIR 23. Arrive.' the Atlas, Mayae • Geueral Kld, Nairn; sad /Lodge-water, ffbeldos, frost di... MIL, JON. tr. Arrived lest eight awl sailed for the River, the Eclipse, *smart, from Ceyhres ; sail also this sao►ain( fir th e the Admiral Cochleas, Brigs, frame New South %Vales ; Coosa duels from she Bever mod remain she Hay, fur St. Helms mad Bengal; Mary, Boyd, for Ceylon; ActeuiS &Mao% New Brwaewiek; Chriateplate, fir Demerara; Laseelles, Wills, ter Hayti , and Fame, Rabies's. Cu, Primes Edward's Istmed. By his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEA KE'S Gwtimine PILLS, justly famous f or Curiae, is all. its Stages, a Ceetaia Disease. One email Pell is • dose; and the tibiae of sue Nets its • ie. % cyst Caw, will seal cosseissetiM Patient of the (*mainly of his speedy recovery. Nothiag ens be better contrived, wait safe, or more cosiveaiesit has this remedy, for such as are obliged to Res jemmies or to sea, as it see& so confinement or restraint of diet; sod 60 years eaprrirnore an r%tru bive practice) has proved list it will dire* a cure, ir!ieu re pealed salivation sad all tuber methods avail the Storey sod other Clseassiesl Disorders, this 31riliciiier has sous its parallel. Upward@ of 40,000 versos., of oath sexes, have bees radically cured of the above cruel Ms. orders within the last eight years. Prepared and Bald by, the auk Propitious, T. TAYLOR sad SONS, Surgeons s•; at their house, Nu. 9, New Bridge4trert, is bound naly ti. 9d. each, duty isiclatied.—N.B. Two back doors and lights is the passages at eight. They are she sold by their appointee's, with copious diasetitsas, at Mr. Newborn's Toy-lisp, 100,.1/xforti-street ; Mr. Disliswensgles, 7, Fah. street-bill, *early opposite the Misawatesit; at Mr. Isakess Edinburgh; Mr. Newbery's, Dahlia; awl by oat person is every considerable tows is Great Britain and Irelsod. Advice gratis to persona takiwg the above, or other of the Proprietors' Medicines.—Gleess awd Semiusl Weaknesses cured, sad fellers, past paid, answered. • Res to. bot published by tbe Royal Congo of bombe. DR. BOERHAAVE'S RED PILL No. g. (sealed with red Wax), famous fur the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of • certain Complaint. bis a limbo.- cboly Amt, that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease, owing to the onskilialnem of illiterate melt, who by an im- proper treatment of this dirtied calamity, not nnfrequently came those fool Merest loos ambit Blotches which au often ay.- year on the Head, Face, said Body, with Dimness in dm Sighs, Noise in the Ears lleafriam, Strictures ohmioate Glee's Nudes um the Shin Buwy oloesated Sore 1 1 . 11/064 pia asnt Nose, Nurturer, NAYS iu the Head said Limbo (frelnesolly mistaken fur other disorders), 1.11 at lesigth a geueret liabi lity mid decay albs coostitistioo moues, sad a onelaseboly. death puts a period to sufferisig mortality. ••• WillisArlo box is giver a copious Rill of Directions, by which pennies are enabled speedily I. cure sliensselve.. with safety mid secrecy, weaves cuafinement or biatirsace or business. Its anis:ism sak, for many pers, is a C.:sista criterion or its greet utility.,—Psice eel/ es. I. per box. Reams of Counterfeits.—.. The genuine Buesicanve's Red. Pills, No. I. or No. t, are told by Messrs. Biotite and ewe, tlwapside; Flews. Bacon asisteCo. 150, Oafortl.stieet ; Ward. Holborn; and Mr. Stracillap, Royal Esebnage. This medicine is a highly earful remedy us chrome rbes mafiosi, glandular obstruction's, cud scurfy eruptions; @bort, it bus succeeded Wien oldie:shun and saber mesas have failed. lisaviide in ssurki„ fortigarin re. The ireatmert mild—the CUM 'Bechtel. ACANDID Esti 111111 l ion ut Professional Pre...- tension is only to be feared by these who are COO.. ItiOSO if incapacity. Impressed at as rely period of oar professional mem with the importance of a inure weenie atiestion to a class of dis eases peculiarly @Beetle( the grander operation; of I% dare we boldly deviated front what was held to be seediest *mho: dozy ; attacked the meatier of empyricima t sod, by de testis( its vile purposes, comider ourselves justly (edited to that &probation asd patronage which, for twenty yeses, have rewarded oar seccresfel rad devoted studies. The estimation of oar enlightened brethren, who fetqwently ap peal to our opinion, is an additional gratifinties he our pride, whileser authority (nun the College thief; elrempli rued as it i s by the mpos4 erhsoisstie testier/oda% ef almost every Preform. is the British Metropolis, mut ever retest the mutiny of our fame from envy. or miertpresentatios. The impetuosity of youth, we the asenatetary. warn of essithis is the seafarer mas, stirs lead the Mims of a cusiagieas Mersey; happy, therefore, may the early appli es*, he called, *hese anxiety rile be alleviated by a his , days' care; sod twee in the mare advanced Maro s charac terised by aunirroos symptoms, we can illustrate oar assers... lion, by eesmieriag the meatiness mad, timelier eirectaal. Every weganie (*sage, u. lenetional dieinebas..*, dental is the generative ecosoniy, falls aloofly withia our province, sad will yield to wee attestion. Almost! these are dartitors tif the seethes, weakness, sad cassiitational de rangeneets, of however tong doratiso. The Child of ir.sition way Le resisted le appeteasa, sad,. Instead of bring exhausted by Nervosa Debility, be will circulate the simialier proof Mr vitamin. horde. Tho biretta of as Advertisement du not allow the elmailleatioa of tier. subjects, hat they are ample detailed is a Week wo Weis Ilehliehells called the Attie of Life, the rapid sole of 111541/6,. arcorapaaied with us ',creasing practice, an audeu;alil proofs a our general utility. The Book ant he had st Pateroaster-row i • 44, ; 41, Ricesdilly ; 14.. Priscrs.airect, thsho ; 114, aad 91, Fleobstreel; se at soy. Booksellen. _ _ _ Nieihammers felt pith greaser poieseney by lie seam Mee thine sersolented by his urn erermalence end is so ease. of cessithatise is liberality of film-stew in the Pro fessor mete ilesiroble, thee ohne the satiet.embeeaded web donee is plated, sod the must inviolable seven is eitpsetsii the. tbe muse ae. pleiely stated at des Gist Irtervies, or in swam Ss Settees mieetely.deteilieg the oyampesies, said es dogleg e•nesMtasee fee sordieire sod advice, which eta be feweardsd teeny pert of the world. OM es& Co. 11.1t.C. 11, altusSfiSAlreeit Plert-stroste.Jl riveted'', rotted the ante% Mowed sea Publiebed se r■t Benue Masse aid Tire QOM Moe, No. 117, anted, by C. CURXWELL. lb* Streak. - , ,_ Alik