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and Lit 4 Cakihell Bros Grote, Coyoteßur Ili his Britan nic Majesty Kul of Hariover, is arrive♦ here front Paris with ►is family. T►e Bagbah General Moore, ►as also ar. rind here front Liege. wassattiat, .ntst 46. The Marquis of Latour Matthew'', Mishits" Pfroioutesty sty oldie Kies of Fraser to be Coort of Laserty, strived here yesterday, ea his way to Dresdeu. In another part of our Paper will be found an arc tof the receipt of the Revenue of Great Dwells, exclusive or the War Melt Duty and ar rears of Property Tax, for the quarter ended on Saturday last ; together with a comparative estimate of the receipts of Revenue for the years and quarter. respectively ending on the 6th of July, 1817, and the Sth July, 1818. By this account, it appears that in the estimates therein continued, the pro duce in the year jest ended is greater than in the year preceding by the sum of 3,016,669/. while the excess of Ilse quartet over the corresponding gaunter in the last year amounts to 1,1:10.6431- We were prepared for this very gratifying siatement by the representations of the state of the Revenge cautioned in his Royal Rieman the Palm' lisoany's Speech room the Throne. at the dissolui tan of the late Parliament, in the SPSAILER'S Speech at time her of the Mouse of Loris, and by the whispers of the Cusecat.t.oa of the EXCIIISQUiIII across the table of the House of Commons. It was indeed to have been hoped that the great anal unnatural depression experieuced for some tone by this country, would not have lasted for ever; and to most people it ass more a matter of surprise that it should have been tilt so twig. than tloss it should now partly and -lowly yield to the operation of time. and the na tive energies of a people habitually industrious and riiterprisisig. But, however flattering the present increase of Revenue may be, either as a proof of present prosperity, or as a promise of the future, our cannot conceive 'stein whet pretence the Mi nisterial Papers soma, Ir. as a source of corn• meeillation fur their patrons. Have the Ministers facilitated the means of paying taxes f.-he what measure did they .luring the long 'course of na tiolial depression tend to alleviate the public calamities, or to shorten their duration?--can the} or their partisans state by what meows they roks. snored to slie energy to labour, or to revive the jinni's spirit of industry ?—was it by Hiring spies to (Omni: rebelliou; by permitting tiwni to tamper with the unstained loyalty of a brave, and suffering, and patient people. that tiny exproted to confirm their habits of isati.stry ?—alts it by enasvotiring, against the almost orientations voice of the nation, to continue the odious and oppressive tax upon proper ly. that they hoped to alleviate their suffering. ? was it by maintaining an its : piens, military 'stab' ishl swot lii time of profound peace, uunecessory as far resented our foreign relations, and dangerous in respect to flair internal liberties, that they hoped to ensure their patience ?—and finslly, was it by depriving them of their liberties, and shocking inanity with the hideous Spectacle of punish ing men monied, and then ridiculing their infirmi ties, that they sought to encourage their loyalty, sod to promote a geuerotll resiguatioti to evils which were represented ss in their nature uoavoiol ble ? With such claims upon the gratitude of the nation, and with such proofs of their wisdom. it is no wonder that Ministers should How take credit to themselves fur tlw revisal of commerce, the restoration of public confidence, and the con. sequel's improvement in the Revenue. They Mr.. **lolly l eve had Ilse nterit, on some important Deco moos, of obeying the suggestion. hr the OPPO - :—fur issuance. in taking tolk the War Malt Duty, in issuing a silver coinage (the good of which they however cootrived to obviate in some degree. by the iiitroductioo of some injudicious novelties). to a partial redaction of the a, my. sisal in abolishing several sinecure places ; but fur these, rad the great measure of removing the Property Tax, the coun try is indebted to the Opposition alone—and now we are told that an improving revenue and a dimi nished expenditure are triumphant answers to all the calumnies" with which Ministers are assailed. If it be ss calumny" to tell of injudi cious and violent measures, framed in fully and executed with issjustice. we know of no characters who have been so loudly, and, if it he not it con. tradiction in terms, so justly calutattiated as our ',resent Milstein*. The transports conveying the 3811. regiment to t i $r Cape of Good Hope, and those with the 74th rrgiiiiestt on board, from Cork, bound to Halifax, 114 " been spoken with, all well. c ' Mr. Env c, of Plymouth Dock.yard, has orders m: I .proceedto the East Indies, to lostorce the build lug of two frigates and Iwo sloops of war. House carpenters and sawyers are ordered from Ply li Dock-yard to Bermuda. His Royal Highness the Patna; REGENT has Leto pleased, upon the recommendation of the Meld Hon Earl rtsrutiner, to appoiat Benny beams. of ihe lanrr Temple, Eaq. Rarrister.at•law, to succeed the late E Mamoru, F. 4. aa Presid•ot of his Majesty's Courts of Criminal and Civil dasher, ia the Colony of &Ales. Tsiswoarn.--We are happy to leant that an sltemation ~l isch smile between Lord CHABLIS TOWIIIIIIEIID and Wss. Past.. F.sq. on the MIT. ...Ihr ch a ll enge sent b y t h e l atter person t o Ir. I'LOYER, and which was near producing a duel hetwren these two perkiness's. b o a, by the judicious conduct of their respective friends. annulated soil l'st)ly--ilt II moment when the parties were about wrijaarlilag to the borders of a foreign country.— (:)refordsliire Adscrriser4 • r fl =4 it lat 4 1. • %, THE QUEEN. - ! . Her NIA.YesTY took an airing on Sitsid‘y eventng in her carri.ige ; •ni her return to Kew Palace She fou,nl 1,..11. 1 .05ed from the foigue of the journey. S.r lIENRY lIALTuaD bluntly e ter tended her ALAJEATT, and remained at Kew ;.II night. Yesterday morning Sir HENRY HALFORD'iI Re port of the .4 ,se of her. M ;parry was— .• • • " The Queen !as indisposed last evening, bat is much better this owning." Sir HENRY FIALWORD arrived in town Shout eleven o'clock from Kew, and Whited upon the rams RIGIINT to report the stele iu .Mica be : bpd left her MAJ Esse. A light horseman !brought an sirrootst of the state of her MAJlllTy . sit.ten to'clitek yeaterdAy morning--• hobby dcrooth at eleveu—and another light horsem.in et halfpa-t twelve. It mis arranged fur the Pringess of Nisistscsh and tle Duch's. of MEIMINGEN to be introduced to the QUERN. at Kew, at twelve o'clock yesterday. and a carri.ige was ordered to be in mediums to con vey them to Kew, but it was cuuuterniarded iu the 111011/1111‘. BRIGHTON,'AILT 6. The depsrture of *l* Princess and Prince of Hesse Hombosirg, is still a subject of regret here, their amiable conduct tense justly endeared them to all ranks and descriptions of people. It is regarded as certain that our royal and libe ral benefactor, the Prince Regent. will once more honour and eishren this town by his presence in August. The improvements at the Palace go on, but the alterations are so extensive, that marry months mast yet elapse before they can be in condition fur any thing like general occupancy. Our arrivals last week were considerable—the h braries, particularly of an evening. display oar vie. losble merease in fashionable populist' . The !no nod music aselaage at Donald-toes is powerfully attractive—the pastimes are as well managed as an. ciably enjoyed. mid the company as select as brit. Inane. At the Marine Library the seems are a . *. fir, they are alternately visited, and the walk he ' tweets generally Ailed with elegootes. The sub. scriptiosi book at cheat's offers weighty pr 1.1 . popular estimation ; the Pavilinis Parise Library is distinguished hy the iitik rod fishioti or its sup porters; anti Whitey. in Castle-square. is cheerful in ita propoition of how} ton favours. The New 5i,,., Library. it is mid, will shortly be opened ander oonspeterit inamikersient-..this port of the town is certainly ism waist of seek BA acceptable ac commodation. Ass unpleasant aecideuto6eurred to Mrs. Munro, near the Richmond Arnii, between two mid three o'clock on Friday afternoon. This Lady, from No. 10, Susatit.ploce, where she had been some tune iesiding; teas proceeding, with her chilling', in her own edfrollti. fur London ; a femile servant was on the box by the totemic's. Beftwe, linw ever. they hod reached the Itichmeintl ,Arnot; the hones became restive, and a wheel sitrilck against a post at the angle of Sussex Creiiiitt. The shock brought the coachman to the grionid, and the fv. male servant frog her seat directly between the hones. This ciritiiiittatice increasing the nlarm of the animals, they kicked and plunged dreadetilly, trampling upon the niifortossate girl, and batten% nurse wouudaabitut the ha It part of the head, be. tore it was ppoailile to rescue her from lwr perilous situation. An infant in the carriage, iu the arms of Mrs. Munro, dashed by the shock against the win doe', which, happened to lw up, was cut sit the fate. lust not very severely, by the broken glassy. Mrs. Mauro was also slightly hurt by the same cause. coachman was bruised Iry lair fall. but mit much injured. The hones were quieted soon after the accident had occurred. The departure of Mrs. Maaro for town, has of orceraity been postponed; but it gives us pleasure to add, that all parties stow are is • fair way of speedily getting the better of this unpleasant disappointment and misfortune. The Dukes Or YORK Owl CLARENCE visited the Paincs RIMINI' yesterday at Carlton Hones. and Count MUNSTKR hod an andienee of his Royal Highness. The Duke of CLARENCE and Lord Karrit dined 'gain yesterday with the Duchess of t RosN and th► Princess AMELIA, at Greillotes Hotel, Albemarle-street. On Sutordsy the Duke awl Duchess of X sue and Isis Royal /lighorse Prillee LE4IPOT.D visaed her MAJESTY and Printer A vouses at Kew, and in the afternoon returned to Claremont. Yemenis' the Grand Duke Micit A EL. smut ponied by Befell NICOLA V, roar out OD 110fIleberk to Kew. to dine wale the Duke• stud Duchess of CUMBERLAND. Yeaterday thr Princess of Main intim accompa nied by her mother, the Dueisess of AlEineuess, attended by two ladies iu Waiting, visited the Duchess of YORK, *lid IN the evening souk an air ing in a ',wrier, through liyde-Park and over Vauxhall Bridge, he. The Duke of RUTLAND will entertain a party of distinction this day it his house in Arlington street. The Coonteas of JERSST'S root yesterday more ing. in Berkrleyoluare. woo very numerously sod foshiouibly ',trotted. The Dowager Countess of ESSEX had • ' , elect circle of foal ' Wes yrsuerday evening at her house in Carson-street, May-fair. - . lord HOLLAND rssterheine the Duke of 'Volta sod • large party or duatinguiblied periwoagea Una day at Holland House. Lard Batrwat.oW gave an elegant entertai►►mrut yesterday to tlw Ambassador I ►l►r Netherlands. Lord FaLmouTai. and a party orldislroguiphed per mines, at hi* rea►de►►cr Careudiels-equare. priEgßEs. • - Cfr'ENT-GA EIDEN. The Duke and Declines of CApeemoos last tight visited this 111Celire, for the iMrpose of wit iteily or mote cad .I . ✓ t o l es it of S , which' woe P er f orme d by sieseing the reprovett Wiiittireoug's tra thew special desire. The Relyal pair, attended by their suite, entered the Patsies Iteogres bog NOOII alter seven o'clAck. the play being the., in progress, amidst the applaliWes of N very numerous and elegem audience. is Gurf sore the King" was loudly called for; whep Mr. CON m . ua came turward mo d .third, that it Would be smog immediately after the iday. The Mug:ions vilittants paid the most marked 'aitesst 00000 to use tragedy. and appeared to be greatly delighttil wi•li the brilliant talents dos played by Mn.. O'NEet.t.„ who was n e ver more successful iN her ole)sowattom of the character of God sore Ike King" no Performed, at she loist. 01 the piece--after which. the Duke and Oodles+ quilted the theatre. The Duchess of CAMBRILMIII was very itlaisil l dreased iti white. A stew force, entitled. •• Who can 1 be Y" suc ceeded the !tragedy. The following are the prin cipal charactirs Timothy, Flat Mr. Lino*. Ten ridge Mr MA/minim. Major I •oplopirter Mr. Commis*. brarelthN Mrs PPPP OIRT. Joan; . .................. Min S. Boone, Mr. LISTON Is the hero of this very brash and .I:tugholitu rarer--and teerliaps iss soy onwe 114114 wogek the character rultorted hoist produce so irreniti his ludicrous an rireet. 4114.0 r Poplapdrop - loss ts•.firtanately cconiaJell, i n a duri. Cap/air: Nhoofer, a brother officer. *tiering his mirroring dead, be is induced, by ilie toerstheiobs of his :art vont, Tom Fudge. to make his escape, ill Ile has scarcely retired, for the purpose of chstigiog his ober*. when Timothy ILI, the stupid servant of Gripe, Makes Isis appearaoce. pritocipal vice is a love of "et 00000 beer." of which beverage he has been tiokii.g a greater por t than is good f..r lois sosenniey. lie has, be ing extremely %VOID. taken off his livery-coat and waistcoat—nod lerliog Suchard to take a nap. Ise ',lam th e m 17 his -isle, mid quietly g.ws to rest. 11C Is discovered by Fudge, ids, steals Iti• livery from hien. and 'dints. in its tans& Pup/orkup's jacket. c ip, wash, and sword. Timothy. when he awakes, is sadly pursled to know wiled lion become of his owss doilies, and by what meow Ilse military miff (in which his. attars linuttelf) has beets sups. ststuted fur them. Mule he is rominsting of thus strauge event. Faidge. olio had conveyed the live.) , to Isis master, re-appears. and, with some coorinces the liall-drunk and IttllsUsptd " aer ostat of all work" to 'Strife Gripe, ils.st lw is not fientsfhp /qui, Into litijor Puplupdrop. Ile ad duces less uniform it. proof of the foci. reminds the various exploits Ise had seen bins toerforin, and Nevi oal lit% file Timothy's utter forge. tfulisen on th ese p om t•, by declaring that his memory i.stl beets greatly impaired. curt since he receiv ed a wound motor head Gill a French cuiras iiprs. .ristothy $5550 gels tub a variety of *crapes: He dircanle his village swerilwart. Jenny, as not of amok esdficiriatle elevated to become a Mhjor's Lady--but groerously offers to take her ler Isis protection. His ti of greatness sr , however, thi;ipaited by ilw apprarsoice of two peset-officeis, who seppreliebd him as Major Paptoptirop. He de clares moilly . that hie 11401 C is Timothy blot, bUt ist yam—until. oilier officers of justice, employed by I .lq•ire Gripe, to omens Timothy, who, he tows giiwo, bas at/emitted with Isis liver!., lay violent hands ou him. One panty persist in 'mini% him ms th e /1/4 0 e— t he other Goer( their right to his permit, with equal itertinacity. as the servant. Timothy, when lirouglit before the Alogit.triate. rx lh'ssses Isis belief tliot he is no other demi fistorho-- but does not assert it at a certain fact. The fils mistime has oiti doold. from his prevaribation, but that Ise is the Major—moil the appearairce .or Pop hipitrop, who has been apprehended its Timothy's livery, apparently places the fact Iwyboid quest At this critical juncture, when Tiimaihy is wholly at a lows to couceive " who or what he is," • stirs. senor arrives with the joyful intelligence that Capt•i• Shooter's wound is declared not dangerous. and Ilse parlors arc immediately restored to their proper characters. The idea ou which din piece is founded was pro bably suggested Isy the lodoctiois to SH A SPEARS'S comedy of " The Taming V 4 Shrew," where the shrikes' adventure of Christopher Sly. lAN whole its a state of inebriety, is cooveyed to a Splendid opartuseest. mid treated with all the re spect due to a man of rank And consequence, is described with so muds lionsotir. Mr. LISTON'S personation of Timothy Pat was isolsotralole— alike beyond praise and beyond descript . . Cre dulity, len, lolly, and %Noddy, could nut he usury faitldully or more laughably pourtrilyed. 'rile chaos of itdellect —the osier cuiilusitoos of ideas-- which could be read us Isis countenance, and which seemed to paral)se hie efforts to speak, when Timothy, haring uselessly attempted to colt t o hi s needle -diem. who lie really was, abandons the task in despair, formed the acme of the lutlicrten. Mr. LISTON kept the audience in excelleost humour during the whole p e rform an c e . Mr. BLANCH•IID'S Fudge was very musing. Alin I S. Hour's. as a pretty little country girl, played with tier usual spirit and waieeti. The farce was extremely well received. ENGLISH OPERA. Last night the comic opera of Free asset Easy was represented at this tlwatre, with the comic operetta of is Ile Jenlsms? and the ballet diver tisement. in which the Indian warriors are intro. duced. In the first piece Miss Lova took the place of Mire 1.. KELLY. as Ales. Courtly. Mrs. W. S. CmarrEatlY sustained the parts of Es genii', iii Free aid Aray, algid of Airs. Belmont. so It tit Jealous P . both seta mangier highly credi table to her Wrists. Miss Kcti.t's performance of Gertrude. is too well known sod appreciated to 'moil in need of a fresh eulogium. This Lady'. ever ri ohs h i Movie were scarcely less successful— while she wore the character of the travelled cox comb, repeated bursts of laughter mot 'applause bore teetinsoil to 11w faithfulness of the represen tation—perhaps. however, there was a hide too murk of the adjusting of the cravat, and cocking of the rye-glass. Mr. Wassacis displays v e ry con siderable versatility of talent in supporting with egret the two clutraeters of Sir J.An Freestait atoll Mr. Belstorr—the forgoer, the pty, thoughlewa, osoy" young most, of fisolitoo--the latter the stu dious philosopher, who toeiclect• his luvely wife fur the salts of his loothesnotiet. The Indiums have tor some osi4lits siorit appeared in the 'slams from right till Moe o'cloeft. in order that the sceptical nosy satisfy tliemselveS of the reality of the character they assume, by close ex aneiusiion. They salimit with great pitirsier iso the civrions gate of the company—and apitentat to understood many word sol.iresveof to them. ' The Duchesses of l'oetit hnlu.nred the theatre with her presence. lirr Meal !highness, with her altered/into. occupied the hois on the siege to tier left of the isodirtice. continuing in tler most 'entre, port or it through the greatest' pint or the sei i iht. We suppose it "sails plioiwe a ith tiny ttentr of priftcy; nu the part or her Itoyal l-liirhisess, that " God liive the King" wet nut performed. 'Alf parts of the house were oplendielly filled.— Tliietoxesi on the dream circle could scarcely contain ann".! ; :h iewlividusil, and turarsitcti as lirtlliatit a di.ploy of eltwitit retivales and fmiltionntile control as on uny night of Mr. Manixviire performance. The private carriages to attendance were remark ably 1111UICIOUll. • . SURREY THP.AtaS. Iluniphry Clinken was last night produced here in a dramatic sham., and we eau assure those whir hare read that excellent 'midsection (and who has not?) that every incident, renesieltalile fur either hu mour. interest, ur situation, is here faithfully re tained. Every performer nrstite.l to put blintskyr t• itlt• wheel. filaihenr and . Tolootha, liemphry andlrinnifrarl, Li.innhugo, Wilton, illeffurd, anti Lydini were Ode at home; and she piece pro mires to cmnpete iu point of success wills the moot favourite of its predecessors. The liar and Mechem' of BEAukinT and fa mily, have left town fur their seat in Gloucester shire. • Earl ST. VINCENT left Tresniton Castle on Monday fart, for 'lath. Ilia Lordship was sccoris . - paiiied by Dr. BAiRD., Sir GEORGE (NIORNE, Bart. has left town for his seat its General 11 3 0wt,Ere and Colonel FETLfgasTott have left town fur ilarrogate. lion. Captain DUNCAN, ILN left Blake's hotel, Jenny's-street, on Sunday for Chatham'. Arrivuls at the Clarendon Hotel, hood.street Hon. Joni DUTTON, f hi. sent its Glotieetiter shire ; also Lion° 1% 7 61.1.141.LT. Esq. at ditto, treat The Earl and Countess of TIIANET and family, left ditto on Sunday for their seat in Kent. Tlw following ow the htest arrivals at Buxton— The Carlo( shreashary, Calorie! Hinicerk, Captain Sled, Dr. and Mrs. Gemini. Mr. Percival, MI-. kantiona. Mr. J. Lurches. Mr. Pritchard, Lord Ninnaird; Mr. Mallatrat, Mr. J. Kernewers, Mr. and Mr.. .I Smith, Mr Anolertua, Mr. and Mrs. Pm'. Dr. Jarrow. Mr George. Mr. and Mrs. Kneorlim, Dc. Spearman, Mr. Wilkey. Mr. Frame, Mr. Gardiner, two Mr. Bvhearturi, Mr. Dundee, Mr. Tuft, Mrs. JuuM, Meanie. Miss Shakespear. ire. It will be seen in the Advertisement in front of our Paper, that the Misses DEN N itaVt their Benefit this night. it Covent-Gorden Theatre.. A more interesting trio, more worthy of public pn trmiage, has sell presented itself. Many fa slii 111 l able parties are made fur the night, Pus.* EITItAORDINARY.--Iss a shop window in firffroo.hill is posted up a bill, of which the fol. lowiiiikis an exact copy Fresh eggs laid here every morning by we, Patrick Murphy." Th. tat Dragoons have succeeded the 3d Dra goon Guards in their quarters at Baliisrolre, Long- Gird, Roscritbm•n, Slige, and Dunmore, and have their headquarters at the latter of these pliers. Wtubson. JuLT s.—We are softy to state that while • young man (a drummer) in the Foot Guards wsa bottling in the Thames near Clewer this meriting, he happened to I;et out of his depth, and having uo assi►tance, he was unfortuuately drowned. A disturbance took ;slam in the Baltimore theatre lately. Mr. MaFARLAND, in tlw midst of is song. was greeted by a solitary, and probably • splenetic. hiss. which had the effect so to discompose his muscles, that, forgetting Apollo. the Most*, and the audience. he very fairly clenched his fiat at the presumptuous intruder, accompanied by something like an invitation to fight. This was certainly spi rited; but these sviiiistoras of oppognatiou are not calculated to tranquillize an audience. and au actor must expect, and be reconciled to, these occa aional sallies of ill-nature, without resenting it on the spot. We are concerned to find that • disposition to riot was manifested at Dunfermline, upon Wed nesday evening. connected with the electioneering bustle, during which the windows of the Inn were broken, and some other windows. Some Gentle men were abused, hut the constables having as sembled. and secured eleven of the rioters. tranquil lity was restored ; a party of the Scot* Gres, who were sent for and left Edinburgh on' Thursday eveuing, were stopped at North Queensferry. where they still remain. Much peaise is sine to Provost il'at.sou, Baillies MICLDRUN and SCOTLAND, and the other Magistrates mid respectable iala bitanta, whose firmness mid forhearatice, with the aid of the Civil Power, prevented the mischief which was threatened. In • certain borough, the practice of the election we titideratand to be as follows :—The price of the worthy and independent electors is fifty pounds per heed, and one of the principal wets in the town being a banker, the looney is to be paid in his notes. and sit his bank. Upon the day preceding the nu. minatimi and return. the town-crier gives public notice fur all the electors to appear personally at the banking-house of Mr. to cowsids upon a suit able member for their independent borough. Each appears accordingly, and receives his fifty pounds. Out the following day. the banker. appearing et the hustings or town-1111111, recommends very warmly Mr. Such-e.ww. and the electors immediately elect him. No question" are asked as to the fifty pounds, or front whom it came. sod no oue of course takes any blame to himielf for having received • bribe from the worthy Mr. Such-sore. Each is willing to swear that he never Mill his money. The vote is given only from good will to the booker. and it seems that the oath does Mil apply to pi t s Inies third persons. —t Prociticial Paper.) i 4., • CITY BUSINESS. ). ''' 1 _............___ ...,, I 4 . I fresterday a Coati of r.uosessua Corisicil was held at g i esod- , $ htil, fin the dispatch a public bossiness. 1 Tbit Lord Alarm , informal the Cuuri that the Aldiiresars ignore! to he preregited by this Coign to his keyed Highiars. I r the 'friars Regent, es the marriage of the Hate of Gaga- herder, wad also the cumplisigenia of reagralulatiuti to the f Hake and Michele of Cainbrirlge. had Wee persegireel; salt laid Weise the Court the several Answers thereto, which c were reatf, pond ordered to be entered use the Joanna's. i I The Chart then proceeded to euuoidir the Report of the 4 I Committee or City Lands preseuted at ithlf last.Cuiert, re- *pectins the dimmest of the place ur ullicatif wile of the firer I .IS Coirmi•Hi Plemilers a the City. mad slier seise. debate, sit , • 1 was resolved, that the 8404. Aerostat be in the gift of rain i i. Court. awl tan Ilea Comfit atter the recess sea Datil for the le I, nine of Merinos. • • t• L t A l'etiti ~,, was permeated from &urge irrierere. pestle, to be elieerharged front kis tionessatiou of Sheriff, geeing s Disaster. which, hem( read, was complied with; aid he discharged oil paying the loss' free. '' .- A Report respecting the *See of Retnentibrasicer eta ,1 1 1 1 1 pragented and reset, and the evissideration adjourgeeel, suet riedired to he printed, wad lent te the *sacral Ambers of t the court. . Mr. Michael Gihlia.nf the Wart, of Walbessabr *no sr. pointed upon the Committee for Gametal raBl4ooll, MI the a won of Mr. Itugool.reaard. •I • Upon a report front the Coseiniere for °Metal Parpooll l the C. , 1111 of Ahlepheis were %gni-steal to give elireciouia fur the Owlets and Regulatiewis for the adasissieee ett tile . . . Livery into Gsiddhall, on Cognises Hall davit, to he • skirl carried into ekrititiusi. Eca"7.cri'll 2‘ t-1ii2.1 -,. 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STATE OF POLLS. ' Il i •—•• I BitECOWSIIISII, JULY 3. Wood, NS-Morgan, SIT. lERKS, JOLT 4. 1 Neville, 1,0011-Dondas,llll4l-Nalktt, 433. • 14, ' 1 The Election of Sir FRANCIS B URDETT h av i ng .t a , :... 1 , .• . been communicated to him by a lette r t rim M r . l ''lt . 1 1 BROOKS, Sir FRANCIS hiss retur n ed th e f o ll ow i ng answer : " Sig.-The bird and friendly Rismerr in which you have ; . . gads known to me the resell of the Weetnitaster coolest, those' it atonal ashaece its nine, heighten, its graellesti n ... " A. event so begoorahle to the Elector, of Healreitioter sad myself nest be equally gratifying to bulb. *The may adequate morn you or they can have fur she sacrifices made ea the altar of patriotism, sad I me lin t 't igeuraos of the eldest to which they have here mei d in , , sway iodividnal mars, Is the proud conseisetoseos of having k performed them. To offer hodeded thatafto spot seek Mn occasion would be puerile; hut mutes, cosigratelation is hod natural sod just. Allow me then, Mr, through yea, to 1 t, congratelele ahem and the *Yule eimstry on MA signal I I triemph of the spirit of Saglish libel ty. the harbinger. I frau, of more liberal pritteildne if prevailing, of happier days, and nfrecoverettrigNs. * The divisions asiougst fholkimids of Referee, 'MA east I ' a temporary shaeseity stet Mae luilepraiirste, patrioti.m, and vines of Westaisteter, Ilse, ally alliarded a °poor. .. toasty of their beauties forth eta aellitiosisi Isere, strik tug with eases eut She harpies of garroption sad Ilse touts of , power, d•feating sad paralysis( their seised elferis. * As I shalt se mesa levees aggllNgsity of eaprevaine lay °pilaus, ratty au thesRIONS, whets I Meet my Pettit...Cis ileum te twasugasaare and eilelinte the glorious remit, I wilt not I 1 ) Warr spas it as preerat. hut will anima aped with oh. 1 mewing that the Chinese of Wemighisfer have added another Bel to that laidiassdhaMa Asia wheel Minh us together in Ihr pm. straggle far Ea hat frevilesn. Hale the goodness R ! • to enessetuneste my oratisseass se my Fellow-cites us, sad so : sans them of the pride and solidastioa with which I sub- • serge myseittbeie aril yogi. , i . i Mum obedient hiesitile Servant. I t' (Seised) FRANCIS BURDETT. St. Jeuemes.glsee.laly I. /'! i, • Meassel &woks. Rim Chairman. Conissittre ase•„ Pismo Celfeolienes,Cossed Gonfro., 1 • I . .0 0 . .