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4 set on foot in the ilnivereitt. of Merhorg. the fan floptilbte ,titt t he "h all,. iehocerst Yf the themes • lose . bit• Orison the in. • ' •• • ...obi% i#ortict •?.I. A. Von Chhr. 1 . wi1 000. .. toooli the with V. ilito i c,,, 4 tiebu r , anti wh o se valuable papers eetisti itti , eerie orilielptott'intere,ating 4arte of the ie. .I'4lller:ea a !ewer* la's by t'l tie~ • e i • clOr ctii3O i• Iterheie end of the Arse. . 4bll•irt a.lg tlilkfre. ;u. hoi..e linvinic. been wholly ; in the ni t tht the Ad Vik4, tiblifdlet'of thellTots'of Brering'r Straits . • ' 1 1 " Aituctt..JULY ; • rr . • i felpfigra t os Loplop, 3 08-'47 31. • t ter , t:• tT PRIMRPOVROII, saws Ot,. tnofridonoe i t ; 9 5- • 16 hr ; "Paris, w ,fo f.--,(141e -. i lliAgsl4tAff4 4. 41 49 . • vag. •• • Air S If PRESS. o ntarle out c I,ON 1)()N,. • wh it • at SAVESDAY, Jut.T 16. 1942. • . • 0 etl;4 rt.M Constables 13111 and Insurrection Ice asweitiir oodles psseetl ; • so rode,' with the Tithe Lees. tut te S of the new vigorous .._ o .•;wrewsititirt,twiliels has Menotti* Wvs.t.irsiew for Ifs !Ilk - 10440 i iVlr.Vati Lonna for iti strong right %tilt. Ellhearitheleasing' Bill, to be sere, is snmethionglik e oltiVoovilerignient of the eitralvagint havoc of hes .4”.tasistissr.carirsaion wrung by the hand of death, tirhavingeonntry ought licit to inpeort so To --;ltilutil,l A stale in spiritual trifler's. This, though no medicine for the preen'', ashen hunger forbids the payment o 1 .tithes, May be geol . l in time to yOtnii,l'or the. . eilifr they lite:peed - edbantolythey have but Otte tendency—to 'aggravate 'llkte . tif evil atteady lo t itlislime to roister:white. Tt is surprising limb much gond-ratured Midisitel ligent men seem belie led Milroy as to the cause of Nifeiliitreises in Ireland: - Mr. Nortek, who hos taftee "moat ,the general huinsnity and justice of its'ilriettro; attributes the evil 10 tile retluidAt **Pilotless, • sad the mean "sedition of exist *tee- with which the people titre contented. He recommends that .the landlords shall labiate their• rents em show truants who will undertake . tohlcui;inve flair condition of life, and acquire me.adold a titre for moee of the decent comforts of existeoee. To the firat. of these p t opositinits there is utOre_than an tome; in the ! con!plaints of the ' red•ucta'nei of Irish iraln, end in his own allega tion that the aggregate wealth of Ireland has in creased four-fold. It is inipos.iLle that a coon try, of. increasing wealth can have at the same tips' too much food and lob much poPala tions As to the second grievance, that the Irish ate content to sat potato. shut for the inveteracy Nif the doctrines in political evoromy, one might ap peal tattle moose of goveitanetit generally, said risk * bow it ever could ccute to be named as a disgrace tit alegislstive assembly that the subjects of the cove ft4g,l4i7 were fob easily satiAled 1 That the fact is hot Ittirallylrne may be recti frnm thug ,that .Irish bib•mais discuver no hostility to being well clothed and-fed on this side of the Channel; that they are too subtrissive under intolerable sufferingitniglit he At- •ft slaition fur fug ore - residing Without the Ki4:s doinirtipci, but within it could have strictly and rationally up miter. application than to comae-. I:enem the !wench of •allegiance. It is in vain to re tirintht wierWritig by saying, that the people ought, eimietrillsting their extrelne degrsdation, to take pre f leilt,syd politic natant's fur rising out of the weri)ilkon iv they are fallen. It is net in the posture of -things Ilia this btiould happen. The ~: . whole intent and *core of the art orgtivernte' kilt is to do this' cork of rt flretioa for them-...t0 which. +yr., I . hey! !q Itl % ..l)nty were *Os to !Nova's thew tel aitbont, Our sapenie ofutsteer the trait*/ of l'sslissment.. o The increise *with died the re. olersdairewAtiOre ptote thstilte e'vil is mil s in the number Of the; manner of the people, ror they hart: 'oeither cued • dearth lig protli Kate consume t• tion t nor rvtor,ded the ,stsaterai prosperity byriat.sad destination. The.etil most lint sought elseishere+4 poen .as throe regulations *MA give the reStratres el the conutty a urong and ustisholetiotne teuilency t in setting nut 60111 tlit'•ir source—n . l),(ll snatch every thing from the hunt huntla of labour in the outset, stod, accumulate a stuck by the spoil only camber. some soil mconvetiient to the general distribution. of the produce, while the labourers who grew it all ate without ail— ' " Abd in the du,tering vineyard gasp for thirst." Notate pot;:tra lineations were put upnn the affairs of Goisect ;4%1 600, which dn. vt the Noble Foreign Skereirry further nits, an exilunation of his views lion m 'bind to go. Ile is, as usual, full of the' isippolit4 of meddling with Turks on behalf of men who practice suc!i cruelties at the Greeks. This logic gums too transpareht on the score of policy; the Poste its ut tie mercy ofany Christian Power who muy choose to ask the most insulting conceal. stone. At any rote. she is incapable of resent ment. As to the Greek!, upon whom they are '1) shew 'here) , tn. one can guess. They are told honestly by the Turk., that they shall have their %brows cut. They are engaged is a war in whici4 if they do not Jay all their opposers, they are to be strait with tortures themselves. These are the sti pulated aperlitiens of the war. MI the Ministerial '110611"" .f . ruelogy• ft befamillr. 11 4 1111 We. MC see felt of the amid slaying if lON levy • I Greeks for sport dud pitslime, while they were in ''direct subjet tion. itessoutiug' upita . aueli a case is as.frosillsoW as the affectation of endoisig politics in upbaldidg the Turk• i. ridieuloas. : The'Oteeks be'fre., because their claims are .vrotst :out, • ind the Noble hinternis wdbld get no credit with Coiclioal Mazaild, were he 'now alive, by out- Mewling them. `.4 - Panders Malt arrivrd host night tsith , Papers foal Brussels to the Intl" instant. Tile Visllntring are czbacto FltAniiollT. JOLT The arteetidoes now retrying os et Vitiate see Meru •'with esitilek a veil, thir Nothing transpires either in the diplinsatle circle or bo • • LAUNAllitit. JOLT 11. At a moment when men, who &waistless hammers courage "hawperoeversinee, rehire from arseee i , 0,0 sees to tats L pleassce.in spreading had news, the brave Goortal Igor: soma mite, fro. Tripolis' to kis wife so the 8141 of April. He was ow his way in Russells, b'ri'g obtolard prrtraiysloa to give up the irantroand of Naval.° to a Greek. He thinks thatlbe war.will i be hog, but that all the Mores la lost to tile Turks. N. hopes he shall he able in offer hie wife an agreeable abode in that fine country. lie regents the ` - lrhoik Chassaltees in Swilverlasid to send especially soldiers resided with ems, sad also to Nod ems So Calumets owl Novasime, to be mkt to the Greeks. BRUSSELS, JULY 11. A metes of most insporlani projects o( laws is gutsg to Ae : diseesed quick, "meet "sins is the Icesad Chamber of the balm Geberol. .. ♦IBNNA. JULY 1. Mel Akio,. ' 7S Bank Shares ... •7dt 1.10 , • Paris Papers up to Saturday have errived, but they contain no later intelligence frog➢ Madrid than that which we inserted yesterday. • 41 twelve o'clock yesterday an express arrived in ▪ the ,City from Paris, bringing sectorial, from Ma. -Arid so late as the Bth instant. The King of SPAIN had, contrary to general expectation, put himself at the bead Lf the militias ; an engagement took place, in'tehich 300 men were killed. The guards thee dispersed, subsequently returned to their duty, and when the express left Madrid every thing was' represented as being finally staled. We cannot vouch the atithentieny of this intelligence. It bed, however, the irriairdiate effect of raising the lauds. Spanish hotids, which were done on • Saturday as low aslf rose to V 2 for money, and 641 for the .curl of the mobil). • • The act-saints of the programer Famine tttid dis eise 'in the atioth.west bf Ireland; iiinspuniested is the Papers frost that rourstry. ere of the usual terrific and appalling character. Our Paper of this day bears ample proof of the generous ever. lions snaking in England to ar►est the progress of this dire calamity. Ancient Rowe honoured with a civic crown the person who had the good for tune to alive the life of a citizen. The bene. Talent individuals who have stood forward in this dreadful crisis have saved the tees of thousands. But they seek no civic crowns : su approving "conscience mud the,blesings of the pbdr are their reward. The Eettnturgh Star of Friday, after detailing the case of Mr. A BESCROMBY end the Scotch ,Ada vocates, says—" Since orttiiiii the above, we have heard that two Se jeants at Arms - noes the House of Commons arrived in town last night. Mr. IteFit and Mr. tilstatts rttarn with them this . d,y, for London." . .a—To.rniiirow, the 171 h, Is the day on ?Web thew Gentlemen wre 'mimed to attend at-the bar of the Howse oil essolitoss. Many of the priocipal Undtiwhiters st 'Lloyd's bare refused tc snottrerite a shoo now about to pro ceed from the Tilasoes with warlike stores, direct to Turkey, and bare thorehy strongty that kcd filch abhorrence of the cause of the 13erbotiasts. • • On Saturday moruing arrird S t Portsmouth die Sophia transport, Lieut. SAWORL SPENCER, agents wish *elided officers. mourn, and manor., and remnant ordatsace and naval attires, from Jamaica.- wi t ich isierd she left the lid of June, and Crooked lakod lois the 16th, hewing crossed from the West Indies to Spithead to The cotracodtuary Ow space or dli7s. She brings intelligence that the royalist forces at Sr..luan de Ulloa and the town of Veva Cruz still held miry though symptoms of dissatis faction had 'appeared among the troops. This lost remount of the old, Gilrefunreot _may, dierefure, ere this, be gone, and 'Old . Spain will then only possess Cuba on thefittlier-aide e the Atlantic. A Buenos Aytean squadresiewander the command of Commodore 01111TOIS (a Frenclunau of .velour), was cru4ing off the Guif of Diller and Honduras; he had taken soveral rich Spanish Vessels, and de stroyed Port Si. Philip. The SSll'und gist rte.; spews had suffered materially by freer since their arrival from Englond; the latter regiment had re moved to Fort Augustus; Captain D. Csookst.t. and Assistant-Surgeon O'DostastAir had died. The Scent, 18, Capt. TUNED, lately Bout Eng% land, was the only ship st 'Port Royal. QII the ie. turn of the Sybille to the per., she wan to proceed to cruise agatnat the pirates. The Carmelo* was at Vera Clot; the 'Eyrie slid janitor at Porto Bello, Carthagenw, and Chogrts ; the learns bad gone to Barbadoes with specie; Pyramus and Este were off Barbadoes; the Falsrecroth was at St. Martha; and the Surinam at Carthagenitii Mr. PUGET, of the Sybille, had been promoted to be a Lieutenant of the hares. and Mr. Goloon, l-fospital.Mate, to be Surgeon of the same sloop. Lieut.. Sinctiat.t. and Mr. CARELLON. Surgeon, of the /cares, have charge of the invalids in the Saphiab Mr. Emits, late Purser of the Soma. and Mr. BUTLER, Bout sirraiu of Port Royal Dock Yard, are also passen gers. The therm traaaporti Lieut. Mucus, sailed in company. tadeu with optapowder. and parted company owl the 11th. The Ship William Free, from Liverpool to Philadelphia, with passengers, gm spokes in la. 2f. ski well. , . • • .A :‘ • - •. • • e ' A. • \ 1 • -4 . f•-•. •t, ,• • . :7"•• • • • • FASIMMADLI marlesterert the . Ikafttnit and aia familiars is- Jeer . i, d to Iraire.t9wa t o loorion ter Thitieelny for their seat, `lLointlein. Witte. • • • . . The ilitriria add Mereilotase of Viirseliirit arrived jilt terdey at Reed's Hotel, LoAret Verooseteor.eireet, (foal their seat in Berk•; sod Ille a r f ory Ono. a tour: John Gordon has Irft ditto for his etat,;Aintlettole 11. H, Suffolk. The &riot AbergavessylkiNft time fbr bra .eat,itridgit • Castle, Snares. • Lord and Lady Caltheslev have lth town fit t their test is ' ollllsll%. Lord sad Lady De Void have Oft At Therestifon Boterl.street, on a visk to the Earl aad Ceenteetof Darnley, at their seat, Cobham Sir Charles Amin, Sort. hat left towtroa a tear. Sir Hairy ead Lady Hotbox, have MI tows for Leicester. shire. The lies. Edwin/ sad 4. IliwasslPereival loft lows yester day fur their mat ' %dial' Nall, Mara. Mr. seal Mis. Agar Etlia kIT *aim ea Friday to Join the Duke of Denseshim at Gummi Spa. .• • Mr. sod Mr.. Towashood hers Met Sheik George's Hotel, Albesawriastrert, as a mar... An hats ai the Bath Hotel, Aellalgtart-street and Mrs. Peden sad family from their soar is gamey; Mrs. War fronts from her seat is geolland; .11Ir. sod the Misses Riley from their vest is Devonshire; 1111 m. Bartow from Nth ; Mr. sad Mrs. Itathbose from Ireistod....-Dertarveres from ditto : Lai Lisburat sea tour; Me. sod NI.. Weller for their seat is Hama; sail Glow; Alsreaselm for Dover. Departures (rota Waterloo Motel, Jenny's avert : Dr. siorlairs. Gardiner for Paris; Mr. sad Mrs. Jobs Wright for nonfatal is laws; Mw sad Mrs. Philips sad family fur dil to. The Rev. Mr. sad Mrs. Lewis bar. arrived-at the British Hotel, J. rams.striret. , Mr. Scholia swims) yesterday at It irishast's Hotel, Lower Brosh.street, from his seat, the Grump, Hants. Mr. and Mrs. Canaan harshen ditto far the Capronwent. Arrivals at Silvan's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—Tba Hon. Captain sod the Mimes Carson has Derbyshire; Sir Robert and Lads Ip.ky Ikon their seat, Culeshill, "Fir. wiskehiret Mn. Dorlawartb awl family from Shrir ant iu Herne; sod General Sir Richard Church fres Herts. Arrival' ni the Rapt IllearkSt.alwaserwirest s-1. Dela geld, Rig. floss: r/pripe ; sod Hiss Oliver Les ditto. De partures :—L.ll ; Laser, Esq. for Petal, Durant; and A.finryd, Rog. for Dublin. SAJiIROO.I T$ JwLy The mammy at tide fashionable wolerlngitliee Mee greatly inceemed lost few dam; thri lodging basses, Jce. aro all 1011. There was a email' h tite'Pro varoadarooar, on Monday, for ilia Woo& of the dlstresied kieb, which met will conairlerablopairamege, nearly 400 of IM gay violins(' Wilts present. lb* leakrelag compote the principal serivals Mace ear last Lady Hutchison*, lir A. nod Miss lirbeamstrio, lit J. sod Lady Caiorgle, Mr. and arc Radfearm hlias Dinah, tad him Campbell. BRISTOL. JOLT 13. The Prince and Princess of Denmark had not reached Mangeon's Hotel, Clifton, at half-past nine o'clock lett evening; but they were expected every moment. Metiers. Fuller and Burt lied made am pie preparations for the reception of the illustrious travellers; but we regret to And that their stay here will be very brief; end that after visiting Btaize Castle, and viewing the romantic scenery in the neighbourhood, they will proceed on their journey. The Mayor sent a special messenger to invite their Royal Highnesses to. dine with theCorpora tinn; •bdt they returned Tor su►wer, that, as they intended merely to pass through this city, on their route to 'embark fur the Continent, they mast de cline the honour. Yebterday his MAJESTY honoured the Exhibition of Paintings at Somerset House with his presence. The Duke of You ..sited the KINN yesterday. The KING has, within there few days, approved Of plans for farther alteration's and improvements in his old Police stSt.,lstoes!s. in which are arrange. meets for the company attending his MAJESTY'S Courts. to bo set doses atone plate Sod wheal up at another. The Duke and Duchess of RIC/MOND are et. petted in town this day frokillieir west , Goodwood, Salm:, to attend the attot4.l6 of thei► sister. Lidy JANE LENNOX, with Mr. L. Putt, which will be ealesalliaed to-morrow at St.•Jaloes'a church. • The Eustis?! lie Sasebo* lijlll entertain 41444 jollity of (Naivete:n It dinner to-morrow at his rails donee in Harley-garret. • • The Hon: Mr. Mid Mrs. Mlitessve entertained • distinguished party at dinner yostirday, in homier of their deughterl nuptials, at theit house in Bar. ley-street. Among the recent arrivals at Brussels, are— Lord Chilton apd feebly, Lord Sinithatten, bird New. borough, the Mingais of iteiford, and Lieut.-Geurral Led Cumbermere, aria) hi. Lady and (Mindy. The bulletiu Minty 11, from Enesleigh Cottage, states that the Duke of BEDrolo bad an exceltint bight, and was going on well. The Dowager Lady STOURTOW and the none Mrs. IrtltLea, with that liberality to their tenants; for which they (save always been so conspicuous, . made an abutemeilt to them of 25 per cent: obt bf their list year's rent., at their late audit, at Drays . cot. in the county of Stallard. • The trnly benevolent Earl FiTzwaLiaaa hoo t . sebacribed forty *hinds. and Lurd MILTON tee potiuda, towards a subscription for a poor man of the name of Prins, of Peskitk, whose cottage was robbed a short time ago. 'TIERS resolutely de. Deeded his property for some time eiraititit four vil.. !sins, but-was severely wounded iu the scuffle. His aged rater. driven to despair by the loss of all their prisperty, destroyed herself. Mr. W. FAIMEN Inlet M FA uctT, from Corent: garden theatre, littVe been exerting their spleadid, abilities to almost empty beadier. Such admirable performeri in their reapective lints seldom appear together ; suet we enderstend they will finish their engagement oft Monday end Tuesday nights, is their most favourite characters for their benefits. Mr. W. FAMICN was a greet favourite here trimly years before he became a star of the tint brilliance is London, where he suede his debut in the charac ter of Lord Offeby, his representation bf which was superior to any performance since the days of KING; and we are glad to find lie hes complied with the wishes of many respectable friends in the repetition of birth as admirable comedy for his benefit t we sincerely wish Mr. F. that setters which his talents so betty merit.4o-(Pl4tosootA relegrapA.) • • THEATRES. • .. • 1111 This ravearitst plate of public amusement confiners In eaperierite• the finest .liberal oatmeal/it. • The house was 4swirded last sight, mid John Er:og, sad Peter Fin. soeteeded is - olnaiaimeg the. inset flotterini plaudits from their eisatereas auditors. Mr. Taal nod Mr. Lwrirr Aatitagin the leading characters Its them *re% which ere of quit. • diffiterd completioe, for John ItursbO is , Dearly oTerniarluied with a multiwlleity 1:X.1440re, but poor Peter is is dame/ of becoming the victim of extort. Mr. l wroth sopperted the latter character lb hie owa pecular style, wlttelt way with truth be called ioisitstde, and carried his friends merrily afoot the Nile Abed o Brighton. • TNt SURRRY. After Tie Fortunes of Nigel fast night at this theatre, a new Poetic pantomime was produced for the first time. It Is entitled The Three Fishermen, and conibisee more variety than has been ever &lapis:yea I. a production of the saute doss. ft presorts three sets of every thing, fiarfet2sisr, 'Columbines. Clowns, ¢e. lo the divers fled screen', a tight among tbe Charleys en Fish-street Hill, middle escape of the Omen, who runs away with the monument upon bus bask, were admirably managed, and excited such laughter and surpri-e. The horse was crowded to excess, and the per. fortasoce went or frith eclat. ROYAL MARRIAG E. The projected insrvisre betimes the Crown' Prince of Pros. via snd Princess Masintilianne of Bavaria, noe of the twiu• daughters of his Majesty the King of Barad*, will take place without the Princess cheering her religion, notwithstanding the remoosirauces of the Protestant Oren , of Berlin, who a; e apprehensive of. the coosecpseocea that may case from pine. hag a Catholic Princess oe the throne; but the Prime', it steins. was so taken wits the c►arms of this amiable young Priacem l / 4 that the Ling his father cochlea* prevail on hilt *X to reriee bit tomcat.--(Frankfori Paper.) REVIEW'ZN HYDE PARK. . • The Ist and Id regiments of the foot ` nerds were laid Morning reviewed in Hyde Park by his Royal Highness the Duke of Tork, 'aecomrsuied by his Grace the Duke of Wel. Halton, and a numerous staff of Reid officer'. The troops fermi don the ground at nine o'clock, sod at ten his Royal Highness arrived. He was received with presented erns, after which the burners' of the day commenced. Tb. ma oeuvre' .were numerous and complicated, exhibiting is mi ning:4'llll the varlets' evolutions of as army in battle, ed. canting, retreating, deploying into liar, forming hollow and solid squarer, shifting front, laud all those other changes familiar only to milifiry man. Nothing could exc ee d sh e precision wilt, Which the mention." were accomplished, and the regularity with which the discharges of musketry took place. The Park presented a brilliant instenblageeif rank and fashion, which was kept its constant untie's by the frequeet and extended souvemkiii; which were made. The scene leas altogether extremely gratifyieg, and did not cos. elude till after twelve o'clock. Lair,INTisLLTGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, GruLDßAt‘r., MORMON JOLT IS. WWII the LORD CRISS' JOIPTICR a*d Special /metes. r. SIR •csl. COCHRAN', DAR?. This was an action to recover the value of 38 negro slave's under the following drew:salaam : It apiteared that Oil the 7th March, 1815, the slaves In (pestle'', who worked on the - phmstatiun of the Plaintiff, • native of Great Britain * domi• cited at East Florida, wade their escape 'therefrom, and were received on hoard his Majesty. bosh Tinsel, Terror, afterwards landed on Cennberland Island, and ul.intately sent ander the orders of Sir Ales. Cuehrsee to Bermuda.— The Plalattff applied by memnriat to Sir G. Culbert, who commanded at Cumberland bland to recover the slaves whilst they were there, but he declined to interfere. Mr. SCARLETT was for she Plainsiff. The SOLICITOU-GIIIIZILAL conducted the case for the De fe Want. After t►e caseihr the Plaintiff was doted, The SoticitotaGrn tom. addressed the leery for the Der readmit, conteeding that in point of law Sir George Cock bora had no more right to interfere in favour of Mr. Forbes to compel the unhappy persons who had escaped from East Florida to return and Isbotar for him, than he bid to compel Ur Forbes at their iostauce to be given ■p to them. The Cater Jurrrzcoanggested, that as there was no dif.. remote op the fasts whether a special verdict bad not better be tam After some discussion between the Counsel Do both sides It was agreed that the Jury should and s var. diet for the Mindif, subject to the opioioo of the Court of sate. Bomb oo a formal else; the Jhry accordthgly fogad for the Pleistif-.-Dusages 8,8001. 111INON e. rAn*ots. nelsons as adios under the 3tatute to reeirrer various penalties. The Defendant was f candidate lo January, 1321, to re present the Bonnie' of St. Altoona in Parliament, vsenot by the desth Robert.. Esq. The deelsration alleged that WI that eeewsitrs the Defeodoei was guilty of bribery in haring promised eerloin of the electors who lived in Liston, the sumo of tweo , OillelUl foe their expense', and three values, for their votes, it order to iudoee them to vote fur him at the elertioo. The SoLitrtou GENSIIAL, to prove the Plaintiff's race, called as a witness the Phi imitra father, who had act, it during the election as confidential agent to the Defendant. He swore positively to Witting made the promise of rewaid to several of tie eketuas, by the authority of the Defendant. The two trainees was pcid at lie iun, uu the day of election, and tbe three guineas was to be paid after the elettiou was Otter. On his emes.examinat'ou by Mr. Sc tummy, he oeknow. ledged b.•iog now is prison at the void of the Defendant, for the sum of 2001. shirts the Defendant alleged to be doe to him un balance of their account. He denied that he had soy interest in the action, or tbs. be had ever said be had. He denied that he bad ever loess rejoined sot to come in any improper transactions with the voter.. There were fair other actions against the ,&me Defendant in different emit:- ties. He had commenced nee hitimelf in the county otHeris. A paper was put is, sworn by Felten to be the Defendant's haul-writise, in whirls the sums paid to several of the voters were apparently adopted by the Defendant. Sciaitrre, who conducted the Defendant's ease, • milled wit that proved the various sums of two febrile fur expellee* of the yore,. iras paid by a irked of the De fendant without his knowledge. He also called • witness who stated, that he had some conversation with Pelisse (the wituesa), is which he spoke urea expectation he had °tredve". ine some bur sums of money fr as the event of the present and other serous against the Defendant. The Uefeathint's partner oleo proved having rrad to the willow! Fame a let. ter from the Defendant, in which he was dmeeteil to go to the I.undoo Committee, and enjoin them to be particularly cautious not to offend *gams the Bribery and Treating Act. The Lotto Clint itireticA summed up the evidence to the Jury, wbo without any hesitation found a verdict for the Defendant. We understand it is the determination of the Coinmaiiiier-in-Chief that the Guards, as well as all other infantry regicisenb, shall discontinue the breeches and gaiters hitherto wens, and, in lieu, the grey overalls for winter, and white for the sum 7 mer season, are to be adopted. The officers te weer grey, with • geld stripe down the Wee, feu full patade dress, &c., indeed of Hessian boots and pantaloons. This o rder will extend to reviews. guard., Am Thii admirable coasedisn. Mr. Email, we ore bony to hear. is at ;assent so dangerously ill that bas reams, is desired of. BIRTH. On the 131 h ult , nt Boulugno-aur•Mer, France, 111 Lady of Marcus J. A quoilt y, Eog. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Tester'ls v, st St. Slory.le-bone church, he the toed Acp of Oxford. Salon 1 emu!. v, of Sio..ko l, in the county a Bedford, E,.; %1 P. Go flutaion iu the INA sad present Par- Insmeuts. so !Own, eldest daughter of l'lristopber /dowse.. of the Rocks, in the county of Sussex, Esq DEATHI4. Os the 49th tall. Mary, relict of Heary Byrne, Esq. of eta Tows, county Louth, !tabled. On the 14th of M.srcb last, on board his NI , h4' Samatang, at sea, in the b2tl year of his air, Captain Clot worthy Upton, of the Royal Navy, and iota Resident Can, mismoorr at Trincomalee, where for wear /oar rats bis duitiett bare beets uuremitting in the torganii•mitou of tic Naval Establishment and de; at for the East India mama. His family have to tleolure the los, of an amiable and affec tionate husband and parent; hl. prof' salon, that of a man a science, judgment, and iutrrpidity ; and Society at large one of Its best ornament.. -s HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIN DAY. Downing 0 after 11. 1 Evening 13 after 11. Primed sad Pablisbed at TIRE BRMSH PROS sad THB GLOBE Office, No. 127, Strata, by CHARLSA CORNWELL, of lb. Staittl. SETTING AT TATTF.RSA *limy 711 E TURF. 150NtA5 . ^99 4 to 1 *ire Swat) to 1 ogit Ajos 9 to 1 opt Sraaclane IS 19 1 apt Pi'garlic 17 In 1 opt Neolryob 17 to I apt Aka ins 17 to 1 .gat Theodore ST. LEGER.. 18 to 1 apt 51.trte:;u4 20 to 1 aplll.upliro.r. 20 In .1 apt Gaccuigau u. 20 tu..l agst Sseoras 25 to St apt bow—. 25 to 1 &got Orator 30 to 1 agst Autto. OLD CUP. • 8 to 1 apt Corel..l 11l to 1 opt Lberty PRODUVE. 8 to 1 opt Carriest 8 to 1 *gilt Dorldiugt..::.f. :T PRODUCE. 18 to 1 apt Durrra 4 to I apt Orson OXFORD G 2 to 1 sett Aporus 4 14) I apt &repltoo , I N Ii,WCASTLE 3 to 't gist Cbsoopiliutt I 4 Su I apt Jilrtphun NEIWM A Rif: Erre "Akeelus agsi Ibe field .DIIRIJHAIi IiOWN RACES. There was some excellent mates,. raring o• I t'ednerde♦ afternoon. The first was • match b.•twee• Mr. Barh.-e1 b. m. rude by the owner, and Mr. Itllen's e. b. whictr was won In two brats by the former. After abich a rare took place. the horses rode by Gentle:it. n. Mr. T. Dansou's grey mare Mr. Barber's brown more Mr. Rodeo's grey mare Won es.ily. TURF INTELLB7ENCE EXTRA. STA3I FORD. The Hunters' Stakes ran fur or Thursday is this !Ifertiag is disputed, sod souse made out fur the decision of the Jock. y Club, on a rbar4e of foul ridrug being preferred agatust tLe (matt of Forester. . TRH AIt3I T • The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury met on Friday, It twelve o'clock, at Fife House, to hear ae parties claiming the booty taken in the Decrian, by She army under the command of Lieutenant General Sir Thorns, Hi:. hlp, tart., G.C.8., in 1817. It is understood that their Lordships were occupied tbroagliont the day in considering as application by the Counsel fur the Marquis of Hastily., S u postpone the h ear i ng o f th e claims, which w as oppose d 03 behalf af the army of the Deccan, on account of the 10117. period which lad already elapsed since the prize ih questimi was captured by them. We believe the result of their lord ships' deliberalioas was, that the meeting should be adjourn. ed to Saturday next, the Mk instant, who the Counsel of Site Marquis of Hastings are required to be prepared with a statement of the grounds upon which his Lordship and the grand army found their elainsi, and of the erideoco acre.. nary to support the same. The meeting broke up at abort three o'clock. On Tuesday the head-spotter divisioo of llso 4th (-oyal Irish) dragoon gotteds, ander the coosassuJ of Lieuirnint. Colonel Russ, twitched from Glosgow to Putt Psttiek, uo lid route fur (reined. %Vedocsday the first division of that 'steeliest regiment tht Scots Greys, arrived at Glasgow from Busload. They were rapturOugy recenred by as hostess, eorreowese of apecistors, who, every now aud they, homed them as they paw,' through the city to the barracks. Thursday asorairtg moot hcr division arrived is Glasgow, and were alike welcomed. It Is reported that this corps is to smirch fur Edinburgh about the 2litia curtest. WRIGHT, the pedestrian, is matched for 500 guineas, to walk fr.Hn Yoi k Minster to St. Paiirs Cathedral, and back, in five successive days, and to commence on the 2d of Septemlser next. CLAIICHOhir ACCID INT -Os Sunday mornings young man, named Tungus Gisithsw, abort ith pets of ar, clerk iu s Solicitor's oak" iu the Temple, took a boat from the Old Barge House to bathe to the Thames ; ow getting into the middle of the river he stripped off his clothes, sod helve a good swimmer he plunged in, sud was instantly seised with the cramp, which deprived him of the use of his limbo, sod Inatoutly gook to rise so more. SNITHEYELD . - MARKET: lutY 15. We were well supplied with lambs this morning; beet, both ►eef sod mutton, were scarce, and the prices of bolt were lookiog up; but the inferior sorts arc quite Bowie side. In Hay there is uo alte►atiou in pelt,. The fulloalug is an seelleats statement of the prices sod numhen Te sink she offal per stone of 81h. Od. to 3a. 6.1.' !lead of Cattle this day: blottoo..2s. 4.1. to Ps. 4d. Beasts 18+0 Lamb.. 3*. 64: to 4a 64. sheep said Limbs ...:2,610 reale.. As 0.1. to 4s. Od. Cables 3s4 Pork... 11*. 6.1 to 3a. 4d Pip CORN RXV 11.4 N R, i t,.t 15. We bad but a moderate supply of Wheat fresh in this morning from Essex, Kent, sod Suffolk, the dernr.nd fur which was out so brisk as on Friday, sod only sum dine tuts. pies obtained last Monday's prices; all other desmiptioos were offered at an abateinet of tit. per quarter, and very little provers was made iu sales at that reduction. Barley is is. per ',Garter lower, and dull sale, baying but few lotyrw. Beans and Grey Pease are U. per quarter cheaper, the ply of each being ouch larger than the J. msud. The ar rivals of Oats, bath 14st week and 10.11 a), have been arty abundant, which have occasiutteil a &time of Is. on 11,e best samphts, stud from Is. to 2s. an the inferior qualthe.; and the latter were •Iniost unsaleable. We Lad a considds. ble quantity of new Kapeseed at market this morning, for which higher prices were asked, but the consumers were unwilling to purchase at an stfirauee on list Motulny's mice% PRIG! OF NTOCI ;$ YESTERDAY. Bsok Stock --- - - iiiif India 5;;W:14451 2463 3 per Crut. Red. go% 80 India f100d5.... 53 SS 3 per Ct. Cons 79e Es. Bills. I se • 41,000 i. 4 per Cent. 97 f 4 5 pr. New 4 per Cents 973 Ditto Smolt .... 4 6 pr. 98i 99 Cons. for Ace.... 80if Bk. Long Ann. 20i 9.16 81 803 FOREIGN Danish, 861 87; Prussian STOCKS. t, 871; New ditto, BM. E t ~•