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F- V i i t I 1 i, • G • title zillions of the earth for firmness, honour, or mainly. We desire pot to distinguish between parties; this censure is applioithle alike to the Piudiansesalsconveued under Whig or Tory auspices. Ambition ur avarice seems to hive been no Iran powerful in one I louse of Commons than in another, and we find the. Ministers, whoever they may be, or of whatever party, equally lucky in acquiring, by the tunic of place, the instant confidence of the reeresesitaiivesofthe people. Lord 'Lots eb Y recently let out one of the priisse secreis of Cabinet policy, when he avowed to Parliament that corrup tioo Was absolutely sit (votary to endble the scheme of Government to trot k facility and advantage; he was egrally explitit on Monday evening upon what he econcriered to be the purpose of a House of Coornous. According to this profound commen tator upon our Constitation, a Haire of Contu►ons (IMP nt.t exit to watch with jealous care the con duct of the King's MII.IIACIP, to guard against vio lations t•f law, or prevent abuses of authority. 4 ' No," said die Noble Lord, ‘` I spprchr nil that - it is the practice of the Cron to appoint its own Dlini►ters, and that it is' hie duty of this - House to support the Ministers whom the Crown anal up , point r . To this the Members of the Treasury }leach gave audible response, with shouts of " Hea►, hear !" and thus explained tbE motives, in full confirmation of Mr. BROUGHAM'S felSol/.. ivg, which ►hould that evening decide their votes. flow proud the Noble Marquis must breve "felt of his followers I 11'itI► what confidence he must have reposed in their disinterested friendship ! Who should venture to question their patriotism or their integrity, or doubt their COO. brotclicy and wisdom, if in the chances of political these same Gentlemen were found at no very distant period—strayed, indeed, upon the same benches, but—opposed to the Noble Marquis and his friends, if it should please the KING to with draw his' Coiifldetice from his present Ministers Lord LOIIDoNDERaY has told them what should Le their duly in the event of such a change ; and their cheers gave audible poors of their readiness to subscribe to his doctrines. Far be it from them to question the wisdom of the Crown in the appointment of Ministers ! F.r from them be the presumption oT attributing to Majesty the possibility of personal caprice, or the influence of court intrigueel Loyal to the utmost extent of theit'untlerstandiegs, they can recognize no prin. ciple but ►ubmissiou to power, and they justly re. crive the reward of such devoted zeal by contriving to render their loyalty co•extet.sive with the golden circle of miniArrial patronage. Such mei' may well charge Mr. Fox with having raised the stand ard of rebellion, when he dared to oppose the ex. rasin g Nltiii,ter of tl.e Crown, anti with inimitable con,..tct:ey make his seutimems the rule of their Imo Iv &loci, when, in.a few mouths, the wand of power had fallen so his heads. They acted ercording to the dictates of their defy, end Lord Loanolonaattv will have no cause to complain, if, IN some short time, he shall experie.stce .on the Opposition Benches the effects of the tonne priu riple iu the conduct of his present supporters. This prostration of manly princip!e in a large leffidrity of the House of Commons, we Gar, is not so bo•ascrihed to any particular mode of constitnt. int Parlrument. Whether Members be returned treat commies of horn rotten boroughs, the result, we believe, would be preeisely similar, so long as the Crown possesses the disposal of such extensive pa tronage as was detailed by Mr. BaoUGUAIII. The fault is to be found in human nature ; for let poli ticians wrangle, or philosophers declaim, the ma. jority of mankind will, in the existing artificial molt., of society, own the • influence of the good sbings which Ministers hate the power to bestow, rind will in a thousand ways deceive themselves into • a belief, that in accepting them they do not con ' verge one virtuous principle, or torfeit the good 4 pinion of mankind. It is wonderful bow en l';,,htetted Parliament becomes, in proi.ortion as the ' T.:misters ore deprived of the means of corruption ; so that no doubt can well be e itertsined that the Most eft-cloud mode of reformipg Parliament is of diii)initgong the tspeuditore of the Go- .. . verntrent at.l reducing the number of the taxes. `}bid the Resolution of Monday evening been sub trilled to •ffe (tenser of Commons six years ago, while the expetidstuse 14t this moon t still more ealiavageut lil 1 II•ali it is l the iiiNes I srger, the :noncom/ would lint ha n is.t rred 50 Members. NI r sorter:Wl iii liopril ii srtill4 the expenditure eolieli Iss wen it is iit present, nor esti we flatter oni.oltes fish the prospect of io it tress I lig 'toy serious thrniftsition of the public debt. The Crown may 1 liorelotr look to its present patronage as some! king ti.eit nod settled, sod thence it will result its an el. to .at iirerowify inference, that the 11 , 1.iiistere, no mailer of what piety, will for many generations enjoy on io• average the present majority in the House of Commons, unit that consequently the Cabitiet will de prod nut u pull the expiessed wishes of the people, itor upon the sctind confideoce repoursl its theta by the Mcmbers of Parliameot nidtviilually, but upon the perwnisl desires, the private freillohips, or the Orris. I rapriCre of the respective Monarchs who aliall sway the sceptre of the Empire. THE Fvx vs.—There were some fluctuations yes. tr,.isy meriting. Como!' opened tt. 811, but some bales bets;; effected, they soddenly It4l to 811, but anon rerov,red to illtf; Reduced, 801111 ; 4 per Cent.. 98; ; Nee 4 per Cents. 9911; Long Apo. all 7-161 ; Ettehequer Collo Large, per, to 41. VI bas.ll thlte.-4 6 VI.M. Foreign Seetoritiel— boeush Bond., 69/; Mesab i 8711 ; Ptussiao, 7; headioliuta. 731 ; Loan, IL 11 f it thiigt• — g r" . 40- ) • r , X ; ; ;I :t tteDat ' a POETRY. .......- LIPS AND EYES. ... In Celia's fare a quo stiou did arise, .. • • Wlikh were more beautiful—her Lips or Eyes? " We," said the Eyes, " w oil firth those pointed darts, Which pierce the hardest adamantine hearts." '. ['tom its," replied the Lips, " proceed those Wiese* Whirls love's reap by hied words and sweet kisses." Then wept the Eyes; rind, from their springs did pour, Of ligaid oriental pearl, a shower. Whereat the Lips, m'u'sk with delight and plountre, Through a sweet smile unlork'd their pearly treasure; And bade Luse juke, whether did add more grace, Wes ping or smiling pearls to Celia 's face. ----_ F,191110N.48LR MOI'EgENTS. Earl Ta!bot left town yesterday for Cornwall. The Earl and Couples. of Hardwieke arrised nn Tnesday evening at their bona, in Si. James's-square, (runt their seat, Wimp,'le, Cambridge. Lard VVo.lehouse and tinily have left town on a tour. Lord Nurthlard sod family hare left town for the Cos. tinent. Lord Boston sod the Hon. Misses Irby have left lowa for their seat, Medan,' Lase, Barks. Colonel and Mrs.'Smith and family left the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, yesterday for their seat, Little Linfurd, Berks. Colonel Wilson left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond street, yesterday, fur his seat, Suydon Castle, Yorkshire. Arrivals at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle street : Major and Mrs. Emmett from a tour ; Wm. Fyler, Esq. fruin a tour. Count and Connletis Linsengen Lave left ditto fur - their seat, ljawich, Suffolk. Arrivals at the Claremoot Hotel, Bond-street :—Heery Tempest, Earl. and family from their seat in Yorkshire ; and William Thelluson, Eon from Brighton. Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arliogton•slreet :—Mr. toil Mrs. Fertescue from Bails; Mr. Warburton from Gurrassy ; auJ Mrs. and Miss Abbot frum Berks. Departures from ditto:—Mr. aid Mrs. Munch fur South End; and Mrs. Erskine and family fur Scotland. FASHIONA BLE PARTIES. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lanadowa have issued cards of invitatima for an entertainment uu the 7th July at •Lansduom House, Berkeley-square. The Marquis and Marchioness of Tavisinek hive issued cards of invitation fur an entertainment ou Sunday mot at their house in Arlington-street. The Mau-thinness of Salisbary entertained a select party of fasbionables yesterday evening at her house iu Arliugtuu street. The Earl and Countess of Jersey entertained the Duke of Grafton, the Marquis and Marchioness of Lausdoon, Vis count aid Vaseountess Granville, and a distiogu.shed party yesterday at their house in Berkeley-square. Viscount ■nd Viscountess H•iopden entertained a distin guished party at digitate yesterday at their house in Grime street, Grosvenor-81mm. In the evening her Ladyship had • select fashionable party. Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish entertained a bilge party at dinner yesterday at li•rlingtuo House. The. Ladies Fitzpatrick chime/limed a party of fashions biro yesterday at *heir house iu Grosvenor. plare. The Hon. Mr. Grey had a Isrie party a dinner yesterday at his house to Cbarles.atrert. Berkeley-square. Mr, and M.s. Muutague Burzoyae entertained a party of daskactiou yesterday at their house is Gloaceste.r-plact. ROY,fiL EXCURSION. Ow Tuesday wieralng the Duke sad Deehees ef Clew cosier, tie Duelers. of Keel, the Priseess Augusta n the Prime and Nitta:tea of Dewmairk, the Princess Sophia Ma tilda, aril tie Ptisce of HoWei., arrived is their carriages at the Triaily House en Tower-bill, about 10 o'clock, where they were received by Ike Heads of that Establislnewl, and • breakfast provided imitable to the eatertaisocat of the royal party. After breakfast the illentrlose pent/sages proceeded is their carriages to the Tower gate at eleven o'clock, where they alighted, with their al/Iltg, cud were. receiver: by the heads of the Tower, who ethieluseed them through the different erm i nun e n , a nd afterwards they proceeded dews the King's stairs, cud went out hoard his Majesty's barge, midi r the command of Sir H. B, Neil, followed by two other barges. The Reyal Patty's embarkation was announced by a Jum ble salute of cannon sad the display of the royal stneulard.— The King's wateraten attended in their royal liveries to row the royal •barse ; on account of the heat of the weather they took off their jackets, and rowed the royal party to the Loo• don Ducks, where they were received by the Director 'Lid other facers of that euteueive establishineut, who con ducted them through every Department. Their Royal H ugh nesses' astonishmeeit was particularly can at the wine_ re liars, after which the royal party entered their carriages, whirl, were in waiting, sud returned through Rag-tuir, and irri•ed at the Curless-house at five lock, where they we,. received by the Cruntuissiosiers, &cutely. Re who weeded them through the different apartments; after which they re. tensed to the Trinity Howie, where they were received by the twirls oftamq establialionest, and where a sump tunes diluter was illpromiled for their entertainment. After dinner several of the Royal Faintly appeared at the windows and baleonehs taking their tea, coffee, Ste. to the high gratification of a morrows assemblage of genteel and highly respeeiable persona. The royal party departed soon after nine o'clock, highly gratified with their day's amuse meut. Yesterday the Doke of Yoac transacted mili tary LuSiiire9 *ilk the KING. Dia IVIAJIstir rode ,put in his private carrisge yesterday in the Pat ks; called at his Palace in ritnisco, and visued the Princess AUGUSTA, at.d vlewed the Paintings executed by Sir "I HOMAS LAWRENCE, &C. Yrytertlity the Princess SOPHIA vi►ited the Dud:ess i f GIMUCSSTISIS. The Dukr of GLOUCESTER left town yesterdsv, on a visit to Mt. GtLEs, at his see in Herif•riishOe. hledstnr C•'rA LAN' has kindly conseined to give a Ceticert for the benefit of. the distressed and fa prgrautry of behind. which will bike !slime at the Argyll Room• to-morrow even►ng s Friday, the 18th instant. Thr carriage and harness of so Illustrious Per sonage, which were Ilriained at the hest Court day, were yesterday sold ; the eistriaue for 951. End toe haruess fur 4/, The hors,.., a; i s Ha d, were ire . deemed by his second sister. The Sixth Part of the Aiseyelepdeflis Meirepo- Mama will be pnlished on Saturday. The Governor Indic°it. arrived at Boston from Caritas), brings accounts to January 26. The East India Company's ships lay at the Bocce Tigris. with all the Eitghsh or board • the Topoze frigate was about five miles below them. Mopping all the English vesicle bound up. It was understood that tiny would depart (Sr Sincapore in a few days. ?'HE TURF. frooLmcn GARRISON RACES. SICOND 11AT, WIIOIIIIIIDAT, June 56. The Stewards of these Races, le 'heir bouour, to-day as well as yeste r d a y, d i d every thimi in their power to milli bole to the pleasure of the meeting; issub although the course was not quite so fashioaahly and numerously attend ed, nor the sport quite Po good a. tra the Bat day, yet every thing went Gffiu high style, sod we do not believe that any one left the course without being aatiseed with his journey. Not an accident was heard of; and this can only Is. attri buted to the mode adopted by the military in deicing the Course, which was so arranged that every spectator had • good view of the hose, in every part of the different heats. It is c.lculateil !hat upwards of 100 pickpockets were on the course to Jay; but many of them being - we l l aaaaa ' a strict lookout was kept up by Mitchell, the active officer of the Thermo Polire, a n d half a dozen of his colleagues, who completely frustrated the internimes of this formidable gang, many of rhino left the mood in consequence of the vigil mice with which they were watched. After the sport of Tuesday, a grand dinner was given to a numerous assemlilage of fashion•bles, by Captain Saun der.; end a belt given by the Officers of the Garriaou at the Mess-room, was kept up till five this morning by a sticeet siou of six sets of quadrilles. Fire-works of every &scrip. lion were contioually discharged, and the day's sport was concluded with the greatest harmony. The spools of the )ear concluded with the following races : Modica, Sweepstakes of sgs. each, h. ft. with a purse of 25ga. added frum the fund fur horses that started for the Plate heals. Two miles. Mr. Pere-eves b. h. Cardenio, aged, 981.101 b....... 1 It Capt. Wylde's ch. in. Prosody, 4 yrs old, Ist. ISM. 2 dr Capt. Saunderiee b. f. Guess, 4 yrs old, 7st. Rib..." 3de Lieut. Brown's eh. in. Elizabeth, 5 yrs old, Sat. 4lb 4dr First beat Prosody took the lead, and was passed by Ell zsbeth the better part of the grooad; Cardenio kept a close watch, and *heir he thought it time to make speed, he quickly shot a-head, and the contest then become as it was yesterday, between Cardenio and Prosody for the Plate. It was Prosody's plan, as y day, to aria the first heal, know. lag if that was lost she could not coma again—she did lose it, Cardenio winning in high style, and by so doing preseuted a second tomcat. Betting before starting, Cardenin against the field, 3 to 1 agst Prosody, 0 to 1 apt Grew, sod 0 to 1 ago Elizabeth—after the beat 10 to S on the winner, 10 to 1 apt Prosody, stud any odds against the others. Seem" heat, Cardenio walked over—he was rode by Miller. Handicap Sweepstake, of 3gs. each. h. ft. with 30gs. from the Raring Food, fur horses not thorough bred, beloagieteg to Subscribers. Heats, one mile and a distance; pods• men riders. Captain Saandeirs's eh. as. Gauntlet, 7 yrs, list. 10Ib. 1 1 Major &Mileage. g. 6 yrs, 11.1. 811). Lieut. Harvey's b. g. aged, 1 Ist. 4lb 3 3 The grey gelding made play, and kept the lead until within a distant e, when the cbeanei easily shut a-load, and won the first heat in pretty style. The whiner against the field, 3 to 1 leggiest the grey, and 6to 1 against Lieut. Harvey. &rued heat, 10 to 4 sits the nuttier, b to 1 against the grey, and 10 to 1 against Lieut. Harvey. Woo easy. But little bet ting both days. STANFORD RACES, irn. VIRFT riv, TUUDAY. JUNE 26. The Borthley Stakes of bogs. each, b. ft. for 3 vr-islJe ; eat% fiss. 71b., fillies, Sat. 41b. To start at the Distance Post. and to ton once round and the distance. The winner of the 2,000ge. or I,oooge. stakes at Newmarket, the Derby, or Oaks. to carry 71b. extra. Mr. Platers Smyrna, by Selias (crimson and white).... 1 lord Grosvenor's &moo (yellow) Marquis of Exeter's b. c. Molbsio, by Ruben', dam by Golumpus (blue and white, black cap) Earl Fitzwilltasn's bl. f. by Amadis, out of Gorillas* (green and black cap) pd. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Sweepssakes of !Oro each, for three year olds; colts to carry S.t. 71b.; 611 lea, Sit. 41b. To start at the Disisecr Post.sod to rau Once ruand and the distance, ewes( at the &salvor Pow. Sir J. Ring's b. f. sivier to Neva (orange awl Woe) 1 Mr. Dod.linettra's f. by Roblin, dans by Waltrip Sir e. lißatbeote manses /etyma, by Selig, (criamsoo and white) Gen. GIVIIVIIIOf . II b. f. by Vaadyke, jos. out of &Atari& (yellow and black) Dr. Willis's ch. f by Yomeg Warier, dasn by Cardock • (blue) Martial' of Exeter's b. c. &Marin, by Ruben. The Town Plate of 501. Three year We, to entry eat. 121 h.; four year olds. Si.t. 7lb ; See year plats, 961. 31b.; six sear old., 9st. dtb ; and aged, 9st. 10Ib.; wares and geldings elluwed 31b. The best of three bests, twice round fur a beat. The winner of ■ plate or sweer.takes this year to cr. ry 41b. dittra ; and the sinner, with his envie...anew', to be sold for 150xs. if deansioded witbia a quarter of an hour after the race. Lord Clarendon's b. e. Alaimo, 4 yr. old (Goodiaon, blue, and red cap) . Sir. Platers be. e. Haddon, by Perleloa,4 yrs old _ _ _ . . . (crien.ou and *kite) Mr. Whliaorlles b. g. Hazard. by Dick Andrews, aged (blue add +bite) 3 1 3 A Mitch fur 100ge ; three miles; tit. each. Mr. Deckle', hr. r. Fanner Mr. Plaiel'a be. c. Cl.eatertoo The sport this day was remarkably good; the second race, Ike biolgeauss and Geistlemea's Nweepatakea, was our of the beat races we hare tact. seess• whoa the Are horses passed she Winaise rust they alight eve Wes cowed with a sheet. The coarse was very well altearial. THE STAG HUNT. WO see put in possession of the fallowing feels, in comm. queure of a psi .graph :chick appeared ha the tumhtney of Tuesday lest. The eu 111 l ll yof Devou has abandoned the else hunt altogether, and the 'subscriptions by which it has here tame hems supported, entirely ceased on the sth of April last. Mr. Loess continues the Illuntle for the present year wholly at his own expense; sod be keeps them as a private establishment, rather wish • view of *hewing sport by killing deer with she Mounds, than that they should fall victims to tie bullet, which omit bellbi weeniely eessequesee after the hunt is invitees up; Asr it would be unreasonable to suppene that eat mills which do too meth &salves the deer do. would Meet with protection limn the fusers when the hosed. are so longer kept. After itise present year the bums& will be altogether ducontioued, and of course, therefore, the preser. station or she steer is not even thought of. if, however, any gentleman could shew a prospectpf a-re.esimblishment of the hunt, he would be met by its picsegt owner on She fairest WOOL SINGULAR PH KNOMENON. A noreher of ha:berry trees, growing on the banks of She Circa,,, about • mile beyond Kirkmichtel, are at present entirely divested of their tolt ; ige, and covered with a soil of silky substance te•embbag in I• store and appearance the finest cambric paper bet much glimmer, which is occasioned 1.7 myriads df small worms. These reptiles ate first seen its au inactive state hanging in large clusters under llse breeches. Oa bruiting from embryo they enerrneneo to crawl op and dus• the freak and branches, each ernittiog a small slimy thread somewhat Beer tints she spider's, which, fry. their in calerlablQ aumbess, unite together, sad form Ibis singular substance, which covers the trees, and imparts to Meet, when ♦.ewed frees • distance, the appearance of blighted trunks emend wit► mew. Souse handsets of these °meets are as times observed suspended by as mousy threads, w►ich am spas oat till they Joao mother breach, and form • pas sage •crams. Yesterday a Covet at Directors was held at the East India Howse, whets Captain Guises &raving took lease at the Court previous to departing for Beard direct. 1..A . P7 INT ELIIG NCE. 'COVRT OF KING'S BENCH, iVirruntortit, : WstraLIDA . V, June 26. • TUB ICING r. ttrivrciiEuLL AND (MUM :This was an Indictment for a conspiraty duce Messrs. Nockells and Co. to believe that the. Deleurboit (liiirstch!iull) had a sera of money le receive ceder the will of his father (the late Sir Ed ward Knoiclibuil). The Defendants were all fuoo gamily. The Court, oh application for a neat trial, took time to consider of It, slid this ruerviag de cided that the case should be sent to another Jury. —Rule absolute. PRVIOGATII'V COURT, DOCTORS' COMMON'S, • WEDNESDAY, JUNK '26. THE PRINCESS OLIVE. IN THE MATTE& OF -THE WILL OF HIS LATE MAJESTY. This morning the Court was unusually crowded to hear the judgment in this important case. Sir J. NICHOI.L came into Court at tea o'clock, and in a few minutes after lie proceeded with Ins judgment. tie commenced by stating the twos which bad been made by the Learned Advo. cotes for the applicant, and read tbr . paper which has been so frequently before the public. He then made some allusion to the arguments adduced by the Advocates of the persowaraing the interference of the Court Upon her affidavit,. wherein she swore that the Earl of Warwick did about IF.. month-of May, 1815. bring to her residence, at No. 74, Bey. inour-place, a certaiu parcel containing various do cuments, amongst them the will in question, the Duke of Kent at that time being preseut. The Learned Judge commented at great length on this letter, and declared it to be a subject of extreme delicacy. Sir Juba went on to skew that no King had toade . • will since Henry IV. rod his executors had refused to act, and Henry V. took the personal state by appraisement. The only will ever lodged in-that Court wits that of Henry VIII. and that was only a copy on 'which probate was nut granted. By the Rolls of Parliament of 514th Henry VIII. the reigning Sovereign was considered the euprerue.Go vertior of all, and the head of the Church; and it had been since held lie could nit constitutionally do wrong, thick wrong. ar act with injustice. The questi 4444 before the Court asp, lie said, whether it had jurisdiction over the reigning Sovereignty. 11 was in law musk/reedit. inuesealy.::. He could not be. a defendaut. neither could he appear in any other Cond e The Learned Judge concluded by Stating, that it did not come within the cognizance of that 'Court, and without prejudice to what might fake place elarieltere, he felt himself bound to resist.the applicatiOn. loginl of her Royal Highness's creditors were in paist,:eseho, neon the decision being given, put oulloy sombre countensnces. ROBBERY OF THE. MAIDST.ONR TAN. UNION HAUL—Yesterday two w•ll.known thieves, belong ing to a desperate gang whose haunt is in Kent-skeet, in the Berveglw named John Morgan and Williunt Johnson. were !omelet.' up in custody ut Hl■ndford sod Peony, Wheels, charged with robbing Sheppard's Maidstone Fly Van, near Xitigsdowo, in K•ut, about two o'clock yesterday morning Mr. ALLEN, the Magistrate, asked the Prisoners what they had to *ay in their defence. Both denied the ruhhiry, and also their tieing near the place where the rubbery was cum el at the time in question. The Prisunen were remanded till Tuesday next. ATTEMPTED . SUICIDE. Yesterday, at one o'clock, llfr. Tboaris Gyles, a gentle. mato residing at Pimlico, was onlking so the Mall, Slitithes'a Park, when his attention was attracted by • man attired in a military great coat, walking in a slate •f diligent-110e an s wag t t the trees its the Green Paik. Cariosity led his,, to watch his motion', till at last he °harmed him hking off his neckcloth, which lie deliberately fastened to one of the tees", and Axed it shout his neck, and then ■wuwt himself off a bough, upon stich he had climbed. Ale. Cylee Meet-Sid the attention of some of the people present to the •nforto sate man's situation, and they instantly remitted in his as sistance and rut him down in • state of ineensibility, tint he sat• reeovered. At bus own request he was it to • house in Ilitccleston-alreet, Buckingham-gate. We wrie informed that he haa been some time past in a deranged shoe of nsii.d, and once hef•.re cleared from his keeper, when he also attempted to destroy hinowlf; that he had been is she arm'. and' that be hail been delirious since he was wounds.] iu battle. EXECUTION. Last morning en emortnel concourse of spectator* Resem bled in the Old Bailey to pantos the awful ceremony of the eserotioa of Joke Lomat, fur uttering forged Bank intl..; Thomas Nemo eier, and Robert Crowley, for a %Wrst. rob bet y, in Kingsland road, ceder most peculiar atrocity. heir past seven o'clock the unhappy criwthaele entered the press-room, and after praliog together for • nho►t time, they were divested of their intim The nwfol weement now ar riving, Lomas ascended the scsffutd first; he walked with c firm men. ind seemed quite rreign►d in his toe. The other criminal* were then conveyed to the drop in I sorfeasi..u, and • hile the executioner was adjusting the ropes rtiond Ili. if olc eke, Lontas was in coo t with the Rev. twi tters, Mr. Cotton. Every preparation being now reedy, end a few minute* spent in p , , a signal was gime, whet, (try were lawoched twin eternity. Extract of • Report at n 111,eting of the B. tone of Ihrechto. Count• of C11..' •• That the wrrtched, yes - peaceable, inhabitants of Ibis barony are in • slate of the moss absolute peony:raft purett), is proof of which, many isithriduals mho were eurpowril to have means to busy meal, having been pot on she of por• chasers at the rdfuetd price, were unable to arrumpinh It, and having, like living spectres, sedative.' through the country fur • few days lo h of food, at length 6-11 exhausted, and in this state were Wended by tilde it Is tee, prelim itiory to dem lb, the attt 'Wing Clergy testifying by their sigualures hereto, she full edification ot she fad. Saved by the Chairman, . 4 T. MORON Y. " T. LUCAS, Curate of K11(.110'. " PAI KICK all/CAN E, K. C. Curate of ditto." BIGAMY. [From the" Ennis Chronicle" of Stlodlay - . In a scent publican.. we had the pl , ss.os.e, as , we then thought, of annouticiog she marling° of the daughter of Caplet.. M`Namara, of Birrbleld, IN this county, to Lieut. Joint Wslsson Pullin, kaltony of the 40th regiment. This marriage was copied sato other neo.pap.m. cud by That means reached the eye of a Lady resides in Na.,, no lees than she itlfe of Ike •bove.m.srituned Alr. Mrs. Polito immediately esmassmieated the circumstance to Mr. M'Plasnara, who instantly repaired to Naas, aid Mimed the fact to be career. tie Mr. M.Namaress retina from Naas, ho had Mr.Pollin forwarded to our caul cm Wed nesday, soder the continittol of Tomtits' Brew, Ewq., fat she crime of bigamy. This is a otelassebol7 element lance, pant 'Warty so when we ravel spas the hoottorable ptioetplee of Capt. XI `Namara, sod the amiability of hie sow discommilate and heart ! lteoloo daoshits. FROM rUESDAY NIGHrs c.42Errp. DIVIDENDS. July 23. T. Lesingham, of Worcester, hosier, at twelve, It the Belt too, Worcester. July M. W. Hill, of Dentotes Green, within %Vitiate, Lanes.. ter. heer-brewee, el our, al the York Hut•l, Liverpool. July 20. K. Merry, of Birmingham, grocer, at ten, at the Koval Hotel, Biriningham. July Id. J. tioarkins,ut PeasayielJa, and T. Maris and W. Constable, of Rrgeut-street, Blackwall, Poplar, Middle ton, builders, a ten, at the Court of Commisstosers of Bankrupt., BalliggkillAltreet, London. ;oily 27. I. Darwin and T. White, of Clement's-nowt, Mak. street, Idinduie, wholesale hosiers, at twelve, at the Court of Cun.missiourrs of Bankrupts, Bastaghsil.strret, July 2*. S. A. Bennett, of Worship-street, Shorediteh, and of Butte Brodie, middleses.toach-matiurAciu rer , at ten, at the Coca COmmiasiuners of Bankrupts, Basitighali street, Loudon. 'July IL W. Reid, of Bristol, insurance -broker, at two, at the Commercial Rooms, Brtstol. July 18. R..Sande..on. of Doudoder, Yoik, innkeeper, at tan, at the Guildhall, Doncaster. July 18. I. Judd, late of Derby, innkeeper, at ten, at the 4.14.1.11m11, Doncaster. July 20. G. Parduu, of Plymouth, Devon, linen draper, at sew, at she Court of Commissiouers of Bankrupt., Basii,;. hatt.street, July 23. H. Benham, of High street, Southwark, in:mount. grr, at twelve, at the Court of Cominissioaers of Bank rapnt, tlatiogliall-strert, London. July 27. F. Kendrit k, of Holborn, and G. Tyndale, of Ma gid!, London, linen-elr.prrs, at het Ire, at the Court al Commission. ra of Bahkt opts, Basinghall-strets, London. July 23. W. Slay, of the Ewes Head-tavern, Nenece street, Investor', at twelve, at the Court of ComuEs- Hurter. of Bankrupts, Basinghattstreet, LOOllOO. Zuly 27. W Sherwood, late of Lirtrituol, sosp.monnufac tow, at ten, at tho Court of CUMMIDSIOUtrat of Bask rows, BasiaglialLstreet, London. Jul) 27. J. Wooleemk, of Truro, Cornwall, draper, at twelve, • the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall. parrot, Loadou. CERTIFICATES—JULY IG. W. Rainey, formerly of Liverpool, ■nd late of Demerara. South Ault rice, sinetelmatil.--T. Bonner, uf alunkvearminith, Durham, biter.—W. David.ou, of Liverpool, merchant.— G. Iludimu, of Bristol, Iratber•famor.—t'+. Erroode, of Liortiwul, unerebant.—C. W. Rodd, late of liroedwav, 'Worcestrr (but sow • priooser kw debt in his Majestf, kiug's Ilcueit prison), maltster.—C. Emett, of 31angois. Geld, Gli.occater, gstarr)mao.—H. Wilson, of Homo . garden, Middlesex, anciitincr.—.l. fell, Isle of the Free. osesou'i Arms publiedruuse, Rowsaince.hill, Ramplead, 111111ddlem.x. NAVAL IN I'ALLIGENCE. pommel's', sexy 21. Sailed Ihr Tmhune for Chatham; sad Royal Britoo. Plunkett, tar Arc PLY 111001111. 24. Arrivrd the Drlight, Black ; and Mars Flrmanag, Traeriffe; and T•elve Brothers, fmas Dram for roar!. ►JLINOUTII, JUNI 24. Arrived the Urania, Le Cary, from limierdaM for Pablo.; and Slancher.ter packet, Llphinaitta, from America; stird from New I'm k 12th Slay. The Prince., Elre , koth perk , t arrived at New York 1.3 d April, and Fox packet •I Halifax 2ntli May, and sailed 25th for New lbrk. L'Afro.me Freirr*lo.2ll4•l., of 44 Rana, WA+ bold 111 a foz 16th WI on Sable 'Wawa, and . meant Peeve of lire crew druowed she woe from Mar limning bored to St. Picric. DEAL .10/11.: 5. Came down from the River last night the (Ira,les, for !titter' ; Fanny, Guth!, for Charente; Ar-thrisa, , fur Virginia, and sailed this morning with the rest of i!, on tword- bound. Arrived nod sailed for the five, the Worts. from (1 , - . Stsgliroc, from St. Ant':; • Sim•, from Ms& ire ; Nymph, Hutchinson, from Ti (titian, tiom Frysl.—Came Minn (mil 0: Hirt• ,' Ibis ISlOrlileir the (loyal Sovereign yllCbt sod It Extract from r letter from the Agents to Ltcy , :' , st I ...vintogton, dat.ri June 25: " The Purser of the Honotirable Fait India Cereraer,y'r strip Iftepriae, Patterse•, landA Isere ibis afternoon If..nr Chia ; telt the 811) February last, ors ohich day il.c Topaz.. also sailed. Tb. Chinese Goren'Meat had scat a 314n1!... , n en baud the Tepare to are the nom whc were w0,i,:.1 , ,!; and is was judged from this eircuaislance, thou the tale riff. Oregon , . would soon be amicably sealed —The Compicib, ship Knit heal about two-thirds of her care,, on Iroefd, anti would Sail as soma as • omonomsies:ioo atrutOrl be !retired Loin Pekts." The Eaet. Indi t Company's ship repvlse arrived off Si. Alhan's Head yesterday. She left China the S h February, and St. Helena the Ist Tl.e Rose and Princess Charlotte rf Wales arcrrd at St. lielena from Bengal on the s!9111 ilYugoPHoota.—A number of cafes of hydro phebut ure stated in the Nintitrt al pup-r to have Bert' recently occurred at St. Andrew't, Upper Ca ' :obi. Three families in particular have ruffere,t I: out 'vs *hocking eff,•o4. In one of them, (pun! i.uinerou4, every meutbrr, except the father, had been bitten ; the two elder' sons, arrived at nnl ike.), were dead, aed there were no hopes of the au; vibars. AnAlter family had three children hi , - ten. No suspiciorw, it appears, were entertained that the dogs were mad until after malty perstms had 'down symptom* of hydrophobia. CORY EXCHANGE, Jiml 28. A am ell quantity of fine Wheat was got off this moraine, !lee se have SC3ret ly any detnand fur the iufereur qualities, ed 'Melo descriptor's else ►tuck on baud chicly enosist.., and nets nearly nominal. More sausey was asked for Bailer, tisane, Pease, awl Oats, and Is. per tom ter was u nearned en a le sir tease , but Iles sales were tar fauna br,sk at that aliv.eure. COAL MAUKET, Jums 16. Milli 31 Markel. Ships w il l. Prite. 23i Newcastle 1 Sumterlaud 1 Sup Coll 1 foam PRICE or sioCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. lird. bow i E. t;iilo. 31 per Celli ....... 914 I pr. 1 .3 r. 2 pr. 4 per Cruto.... 94!, fls Moto 5m111.... 5 3 1 , . awl, L. Au. -20 Lot y nip. 3 pert:eic.Ati. 791 Cutko. tor Act.. ',ilia Bonds 55 .52 53 pr. BIRTH. Ytiterday, the Lull of Thorns,. Denman, Erg. \'.l'. Comm.!) Seijeart of the Cray of Lorraou, of a daughter. DEATHS. —....... . On Tue.orlay 'vetting. at Guidon's Hotrl, Aibcmataa•airret, Punter Blair. M P. Iht SAtoorolay la.:, Mr. William 11.'11111C of thr C. I• Inge of P4stesatl., ‘Varwirk law, in hi. 7Sth yoar—a man col very respectable character, and au a of cout•ider+htr merit. Al rytkbrim, on Sunday tart, aged fire yearn, Ms!! Ann Charloite, yawned d.uhlrr of Mr. 11 In. Ikon, t.dtin. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BIRIDOE THIS DAY. Mormug S 2 doer 7. I Dieing 19 Ail S. Premed and l'obihbad al THE BRITISH CRESS • l.<l THE GLOBE Mire, N.. IT), Inroad, by C. CORN WELL. of Ile Bassion. J