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• • bee say reasonable frond, or even a shadow of proof for a Amy e He hid joined . the present Osiamament when he trot came into publicJife, at an 'seller peitod than he wished, end when he sow joined them amino, if he mist meal out, he mold tell him that he bad nit merepterir nice by his own wilicitatirm —(Neer, hear, hear )—.Asi. an reposing the measures of Government, the only new , sloe (except on the great t)eestios upon which be Montt with war of them) on wheels be expressed an u pisi on favourable to their conduct. was whets the vote of remora • w as premed on the Ministry for the preemilines. *gainer the &leen. He Ike,, stated that he 'veld not norm' in tiagr ▪ but he disapproved of erasing the name of stir lima from the Liturgy.—(Hear, besr )—He felt is meta.. pry to gin these explanations is justification of his owe roodißL—(Hear ) Er. DENMAN explain/I. He nisi, as far as regardni persossl Aares oo the Right HMI. Geri Inman, he wished io Malt. that he did sot mess so siisnresest bow, nor d o t he yet soderessod how be hod Mae It, fair he not forget the censers which lie had mode of the enessores of thugs pig amongst whom he user sal I for us the I/MI.IIOII when a mote of etagere was proposed es the Mi•ieters for that pew. feedlot, to which he would met then apply say epithet*. he ilawintly stated that he disapproved of the erasure of bye Majesty's same from the Liturgy, nod the absence of all die respect is not arqsaintiog her with the death of his late Majesty. He did therefore thisk that is this 'immure he heads proof of hie assertion, that ialtheeeh Its would net mower in the vote of ressore, yet the Right Honourable Gestiosisn repressed his disapprobation tif the oviduct of the Ministry. The Hawse thee divided. The members were-- Foe in Rill ... ISS Avid It Majority 9l The Mber Orders of the Day IMMO the, disposed of, mot t he Beier adjourned et HALF-PAST TWELVE IECLOCE. ----- MAJORITY la Brea of Sir J. blerbiestob's Notice for Aaseadiag the Criminal Lair.-4see 4. Ilthorp, Vise. Fleunisg, Jots Planter, Jobs' ' ' . .. 5 . tbererootby, Ho. J. Forbes, C. ' Phillimom, J. Ow,/. A. Glenorelly, Lord Rombold, C. Well, W. i'lmlitli, J. W. Remelt, Lord J. , tabrey, Sir John Grosvenor, Hun. R. Ransreles, J. C. Sum, Hon. G. Gentry. RH. Rohmis, A. knelt, S. M. Groat, G. M. Robarts, G. Inorne, Doss. Gamoyne, Gen. Leant'', D. Delray?, Viet. Heat broils, G. J. Rice, T. S. limb, J. Haldlinsod, W. Robioson, Sir G. hewed, Vi/C. HON, wood. W. P. Ridley, Sir M. W. Sereol, R. Histehistoe, Ho. H. Manley, Lord Ilnedeti, Sir F. Hublioose, J. C. Scarlet, J. Sett, He. H. G. James, W. Stewart, a, .(Tyrooe) Zr H. Jervoise, G. P. Streart ,Lord J. a". Kennedy, T. F. &mit, J. Beret, J. Leeesrd, T. B. &bright, Sir J. Blithe, Joins Leprester, Ralph Smith, S. . fl i hilli ' H. Lrhiition. Dr. Smith, W. Golswer, R. igh, J. H. Smith, G. Meek J. Lethbridge. Sir T. Smith, J. Gettery, Thaw Littleton, E. Taylor, M. A. I OromMoo, R. Macdooald, J. Tierney, Rt. Hoe. Cdeeft, J. C. Shrjonbaii .- kr, S. George , i 01910111/1011, L. Hscliutosh, Sir J. Tulk, C. Clog& 11. Hoe. G. Roark, .1 IL Towniaberld, Lewd C. Owbrtt, P. . Maher ly, W. L. Trete, C. Closiberlsyse, W. Martin, J. Wand, Alderman WM, Sir I. Martin, R. Wywill,, M. Cbalmley, S;r M. Nornianby. Lord Whitbread, S. C. ifterespiges,SirW. Newport, Rt. Hon. Webbe, E. Dais, T H. Sir J. Warre, J. A. Assole, T. O'Callaglias, J. Whitmore, W. W. Dosdsa, Hon. T. Ord, W. William's, W. DOAN. , W. J. Power, R. Wilson, Sir R. . Olietilmoo, W. Palmer, C. F. Wyse, C. IV. Sivelierst, Vise. Pro, F. Abriagtos, Vise. Phili p, George TIELLOSIII. Sense, W, Pares, nee. Penton, T. P. Fergo.os, Sir R. Price, R. Doncaeoun, Vise. Messing, John Portman, E. B. Mr. Richford and Mr. H oases Gurney paired off. Cf)RN IMPaRTAI'.IO.V BILL. :LAM AVDFD TO THI DILL IN • COMMITTII2 OF THI WHOLE Holleg. Aod be it further enacted, that any foreign wheat which isley have been in warehouse 011 the thirteenth day of May, IM, sad which shall continue in warehouse at the passing be delivered or taken out of wareh ,, use pee., whirls foreign wheat sad Mow home comminution ostler the pee. ' Art of the bsth year of the reign the purpose of being growled lain 'lions hereinafter mentioned; that r owner or owners, or consignee foreign wheal, shall, before the e warehouse, give sufficient se e hundred Multiage for every quarter delivered from the warriors., (which • other principal (Ater of the such wheat shall be warehoused, authorised to lake is his Ma. Majesty's noel, with condition that so delivered from the warehouse, (-eight pounds of line Tour shot', the delivery thereof, ember be exportation, shall be deposited is , laws sow in foree relatitig to Auer; such flour to be Inspected irked or branded accordingly by his Majesty's romans as shall be fisted fur that purpose; My. or consignee or consignees of such cly with such further regulatioas 'his Majesty's Treasury shall sp. t fur guarding 11/111i11101 the intro. implios, previensaly to the period at id act of the Afty•Afib year of the be admissible, of say additional flour the produce thereof, under este of the proem of such taking grinding t provided always, that au - as shall nut bate bees export. lag of the pore sunder the poet'- . lifry.Afth year of the reign of has such opening of the ports, be ad. 'mown, on its- ware terms and eos• dr •heris may have been is wane. Asp, 1844. mud which may ceinta. poising at this art. a it further reacted, that it shall sot warehouse as aforesaid, in Friars fur to be takes out of warehouse, any n the Elicited liirgdoss sotmequeut 1922, RI, sad which shall matinee in warehouse at the sassing thls act, may he defivered or tsken out of warehouse pre- Urowly to the period whir+ foreign wheat sail fluor mold he admissible fur home cousomptioe under the pro. - omega of the said recited Act of the bsth year of the reign of In late Majesty, fur the purpose of being growled ism deer, subject to the conditions hereinafter mentioned; that s to my, Fuel, That the owner or owners, or consignee he romaine's of each foreign wheal, shall, before the toiletry thereof from the warehouse, give safficiesst w. •srity, is the stem of one hundred shillings for every quarter .if wheat so to be delivered from the warehoome (which warily the collector or other point-ion, (Ater of the some at the port where surfs wheat 'dos,' be warehoused, hereby required end authorized to take in his Ma. esl)'s same and for his Majesty's noel, with condition that w every quarter of wheat so delivered from the warehouse, 'for hundred and forty-right pounds of fine flour shat', *she six weeks from the delivery thereof, 'Mier be sported, or , failing such exportation, shall be deposited in medians, according to the laws now in force relating to Ile warehouseing of foreign flour; sorb flour to be Inspected sad approved, and marked or branded aecoedingly by 'silt Milker or officers of his Majesoy's customs as shall be hly authorised and appoitited for that louvre', 'hu the Wallet or owners or consignee or consignees of such ekel or flour, shall comply with such further regulations u to the Commissioner, of his Majesty's Treasury shall sp. rear necemary and sufficient for guarding against the intro. Whom, law home eirnsumplioo, previously to the period at 'loch it would by she mid act of the 6fty.flfili year of the viol of his late Majesty be admissible, of any additional motility of wheat or Row the produce thereof, under lie pies or in iroutequeore of the proem of such taking fit rog we/choose and retooling t provided always, that so moth of the said lour as shall toot have been export- ed previously t• the opening of the porta solder the provi- 'WO of the said act of the fifty-fifth year of the reign of hie 'tll Majesty, shall, soon such upeoing of the von% be ad- osissible for bogie rousts ntption, un tin s .m 0 terms and trun- nions as any foreigir Hoof olneli may bare beets its ware- house on the 13.11 cloy of May, 11132, and which may coml. ru warelmose so the palming el this art. Provided also, sad he it further enacted, that It shall net r lawful to deposit in warehouse as aforesaid, in reser' fur chest herety allowed to be taken out of warehouse, any imp, flour imported into the United subriequeut lte 13th day of May, 1822. E S II PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Joint 6, MN. JOHN NEWPORT Inst night in the !loose of 'oitoons reminded Ministers of the expectation hich they held out of a full inquiry into the miry- " , e of Ireland, cud the Marquis of LONDON- /14 T, in answer, stated that the elpectat I'd been realised, the state or Ireland hawiug ''at fully considered in the present Session. There re !nen " who do good by stealth mud blush CAI it facie." 'fbere ate Winters, we 'Risme, • of the same description. For bow, or where, or when the wretched state of Ireland was duly dig. cussed and considered in the present Session, the public are left wholly in the dark. It is very .true Ministers propose to remit the window end fire. hearth t eel in that country, but then this Mier is accompanied by an arrangement of the salt duty injoriou:s to the provision trade, that neutralises the intended ,boon. The people of the smith of Irehnd, ork, ,Waterford, mud Linieriek. thF,Mmise Of the present distress, would pisbably eeriethe present tartei, odious and onerous as ice. to the new arrangement. With this ea. cetption thee, to which so little praise is due, we risk alien or how. has the case of Ireland occupied the attention of Parliament in the present Senior? Something his been thrown out very indistinctly about the amelioration of the system of tithei„ but nothing specific has been yet proposed t from which much improvement can be etpeeted on that heed. The Insurrection Act has been also rimy/14 hut will Ministers claim credit for that as a vemesty for the prevent distress? for any relief of wltikNthe countay, ictlebted to the charity of Wight's's. To go los, step farther, the question of the Catholic Claim. lisi been advocated by the Martini, of LONDONDIaItIf se the necessary and essential basis as per fret amid happy system of socieins.lrelent. And hew has that been considered in thelpresent Ses. shoo? Why it has been indirectly detested by being cut down to a mere feather in the cup of Mr. CA P • NINO, and nothing more. The ,state of 'refund thee has not bent fully considered in the present Session of Parliament. A full consideration itii plies, that the causes which have contrasted a land of industry and plenty into • scene of crime, pa. verty, sad fenaine, should be probed 4 the bottom . , with seirree4sl terminate such • horsible state of so ciety by the establishment of an improved system. It was an implied promise to that effect which ob tained the prompt consent of both Hooves of Par. liameut to the renewal of the Insurrection Act. Force is necessary in the first instance, said Miuis ters, to arrest the present state of disorganisation ; that bei n g accomplished, we shall be at liberty to set about • state of improvement, and putting things i• proper effitg• This is no new case; when ever any thing happen wrong its Ireland, violeot means are rebooted to. A legitimate cure is pro wised, but it never groins: A long and animated discussion took place on the renewing of the Alien Act, which was pro posed by the Secretary of State for the Home Deportment. The measure was most vehemently opposed by Sir J. Macatexosii. Mr. SCARLET; Mrs C. Ilirrimmusost, mod Mr. DRRw+•N ; and sop. ported by Mr. PEEL and Lord LONDONDERRY. It was ultimately carried by a majority of 97—the numbers being for the measure, 169; against it. 92. There is no 101113 who values the character mf this country, or olio is a loser of rational freedom. that mud not lament this deci►ion. It was pro- posed without argument, and its necessity wall en forced on the worst of all grounds, the responsi bility of the hlinister. For what responsibility can there be, when the Secretary of State can at all times use his own discretion in its exercise, without the possibility of th e merits of th e ease being ever koowu ? The Paris Papers to the 3d instant have been received. Their contents are not important. The pretended Russian 51.4nife.to is pronounced a spu rious fabrication. The judgment must have been very shallow that could have been misled by such a weak invention. Philadelphia Papers to the 11th last have reached town. It was confidently reported at Washington that a Commercial Treaty with France was in a very forward state. The President trans mitted to Congress on the 6th of May two im portant letters from the Spanish Ambassador, protesting against the United States recognising the Independent Governments of South America. Alluding to the reason mentioned in Congress, the Treaty between General 0' Dow Wu and iTURIIIDE, at Cordova, on the Bth ult. the Spanish Ameba*. 'stint priests, that the instructions there mentioned were false; that the document was founded in for• fiery; and that the reasons of the United States for recognising the Independent Governments being derived from errinierius premises, the Act should he recalled. In another letter, the Ambassador is autlioiesed to demand satisfaction for the in sults offered to the Spanish Officers in the Flori. des, and he applies the words ' I false 'ma Unfound ed" to the statements of General Jaccabs. •Such was the eagerness to conclude the business of congress for the season, that the Moe of Re presentatives met at six o'clock in the morning, and contibucd till a late hour every day. Yesterday • Court of Directors was held at the Eget India Howse, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing fur their respective deriinarions, via...-Captain Janne PRA ISON, General Hewitt ; amt C•Frtaia Harlon KAY, Marchioness of Ely—for Bengal direct. TH6 FU6 DS.—There was literally nothing done yesterday. 1:oo.ols were Snit for July Account / Reduced. 7811 i ; 4 per CCU IS. 941& ; Long Anuu files. /91 13-16. Foreign Securitiesi—Spaisish Gin Danish bsii; Pianism 861; Neapolitan 74 ; 'torsion New LAMM HI ; Chtbaa 76; Colom bian OW Suutio lenj ; Ust:u New SI. * .-141' - : • ' e9f ge il -;' 6 . • 1/ * / 4° 7/ 14 " . :::;•*,.,& CZ' 'a', PAJAIO.VARLdt PARTtt. Ts. Earl awl Collates. of Whitfield triddrtalated I lame party a distioguialsrd fashionable, 'matador It their goat, Cara :Wood, Hampstead. '• ' • • ' tlir Edward Codriaselost, Bart. eatertaiard Paid Kintaod a disti•osiated party ',Mayday at his hum, in Charles. weld, Derkeley-oriara. . • Lord Valle Stewart glove * gonad eatertaintwast this day la a distinguished party% at his Wean ta ht. James's street. Mrs. Scutt 11array'a row vs Tuesday *toeing is Caves.. dlsk.square was very alegatitly &mailed. Earl Gromettor eatertaisted • distiognished party at dis hes, yesterday at Grantawor Noose. 111 b• Duke of Welling's will have a large party Ibis day at Altair, House. . • Lady G. H. Cavendish homed ear& of invitation yenierelay i fur a spleodid rout on Sloadloy steal, at Bodiagton Haase. Coktiael asokralkt. Hogires eatertained •• Wee party of fuh'unabli“ 14011drlap noose' at their house, &natio Audit"- Lord Crewallmagaggird ea e da of imritisthsia foe annetertalia. ISeSS SS Ike lalibliallaray at his Wont hilts oar Grosvewor street. •a.t •t • i • Sir C. H. Clisplgi hart. ontertaiwei siolsolp party aedinnee yesterday hla basso la Couniosighi-plaor. Lord and Logy illagapies tattoo/Wed a party of fashion.. ahles yesterday, Minh how in Gratiosarort, Grosvettor i•ff r•T PASHIONAIMI NOVENIEN TS. • . • Lord sad Lady Mootage bove.oswited of Vie Clarendon Hotel, Buud•atreet. frowlbeir seat, I.Kit Bua Park aring Mo. and: Min Ogle have arrived ot ibe Si. GleUrgr'v Hotel. AlbtamarisAurao, from Tunbridge WSJ,. Sir Enteral' avid I..arly wood loorejefs ditto for their 'eat in Voltam*. be/arisen GO di 01'odour's Heir!, Duerr street : —o m pf a i ii lied Mts. Ludieur fur Peru; Wahl HITA•aI. Ell- far hia Nut Hiatus Haim, Haus; We Blonde's, Sol for his oast la Sonereeishire. The Mints Suorart are arrived al Blake'. 111610, Jerihyo. stress, froat.their mai in Scotland. .:'1 I Mr. and Mrs. kudos Putt awl Nosily Ith OPIPSINOWIIIy fur their Dew s liudirdev. DOeieliinee• Dro r asid Miss Bursas Jett tows yesterday for Christ Cliarch Collette..estiord. Mra, karle sad family haye hero town fur their seat, Bs. singbworungh Yin habit.. Mr. sad Mrs. Bristow and favily have arrived at their house is Piccadilly from their seat, Benham* Lodge, agar lkoniaaey, Hauls. The Vasa of Bt. Asoph has melted in tosra trait nisi- Chits. Lord Nugent has left taws fur his seat, Liley*, Becks. Lord Rivera has arrived at his bowie in Grassaarir.placa from) his seat, sl,ora Park, Newmarket. -i taiIXHALL GARDENS. Last sight theme redeus were again honoured by a most rameroos assembler of beauty and fashiess,.who teemed . rite delighted with the scene. Indeed the verities improve. mewls which have bees made since last season, are en a scale of such magoillbeice, that they may require to be seen to excite universal admiratioa, and lost/lid of being di minished, the pit is novelised by re.iispection. newel striking and novel exhibition is the Hemlepittefetee l opleon, the very Nader of which peepers* the mind for sow thing extraordinary. This cabinet of curiosities is in lb% shape of a betted'sl bower, supported by richly ornsieseettett reetihriste pillars, eateiiseJl drib serpents. I. the centre mg. tooling fountain. Thum castle of enchantment is lined with. reflector.,brilliant in which all the beauteous objeets around, both dead and living, are faithfully represented. When the company are satisfied gating on three beauties, they par ou to some other eshibittur, which follow each other in pitiless siscressiou. Landscapes. make, walcsfallas and fountains, attract the attention in different parts of the gardens. And whilst the eye perhaps M engaged in enstellk plating one of these work, of ail, so artificially natural Po t sometimes to delude the raises, the ear Is eueisanted with) the sounds of soft magic in the distance. The vocal depict, rent leaves nothing to be desired, and the fireworks eurpass i• brilliancy and effect any thing we recollect to have wit. seised. ► OPERA FETE. Mr. niers feels himself called ups, to offer the followiwg explanation of the olifortuoiato necurremca alluded to no Mr. &lanai's letter, miswriting the Fete at the King's They're. Mr. Teughaa baying obtained too tickets of adosioisioo„ transferred One of ohms to Colonel Burke, add exchanged the other at Mr. Lberes for a issdy's ticket. Colonel Burke, no his way home, bad his pocket picked, and in coesequeoce requested that Ass ticket. epos which Mr. Tauglina s suite was written, Wight be stopped, if it shook, be prewated foracititissitoo. The snood Web*, baying Owes disposed of to Mr Behluoi, sail bowleg also the rime of Mr. Vaughan attached to it, was net though' of at the wo. went, and beiag Ara presented, was cuusidered as the one which had beer improperly olmaionl. In lesiimuity of tins fact, Mr. Ekes begs peraindium to present the rollout's rotes •••• Mit. Eaves—l as vexed Host our exchange of Haters should have raised so much bustle, perriciolarly sit Lady Grey's obese has been brought before the phblic ; the ticket Thal ought to hive bens siepprd was were by Led, Ndllehury. aid wurd was prat iu the Committee that u bed Iwo picked from • gratiestatia pocket, to permit the IwlvYsioa of an improper person. " Year obedient Servant, "1. TATL6R VAUGHAN." Mr. Ebert has farther to 'sprees Ms regret, that say dr routsisoce osoitected with the Lees Theatre or bimerlf, should hove ! Rivets room of offence to a Gentlemen es well koswe sail highly respected as Mr. Selzooi. - - Directions have been given to hold in readinen the royal state barges on Friday next at Vauxhall. bridge, by ten o'clock In the morning. *hence the linnit and • iminerun• s uite, am ong who are the Doke of Yon., the Prince and Princess of Dam- R[. the Prince and Princes, Erttill 1111, the Lord. of the Admiralty, and many other dn tingumshed personages, will proceed by water down the river to view the Dock.. Should the present favourable weather continue, the ships in th e ri v et, ' with colours flying, will present a splendid appear. 'inf.! upon the occasion. Mr.. Courtf hos reinled chiefly at her braise in Richmond since her return fruit) a tour to the south-we.t of Englund. Mr,. SMIRIDAtit —lndy LUCA!. was heatri 10 say u very neat thing Lu Mrs. Siteathea : " You must her very happy women, Madera, who hare the felicity of pleasisig the disa that pleased all the world." Hstistrras.—M. 1./LsSdis dined one day at the house of ft EC All ma, the Dekko.' ; be we. mi n e d h e . tweets the celebrated beauty. Marlossne !Rasmus, and Madeline de 'TAIL. equally distinguished fur her wit, Wishing to say sorhething elgteeable to the Wits, the astronotnet estimated •• How Snippy I sin to hr thus placed between wit and beauty ! " Yr., M. LILA II 0111." sarcastically replird Nltid..ute de STIEL, •• and withust possessing either/1 16-- • Tilbsrunfo. • -so- • % • ASCOT HEATH RAhES. • ! I • ',COY() Day—WebNESTIAT,!.III.IIIIII 5, lin. • His Maj. otrilid Not 'wooer the course with .kis Fewest* this day. His Hoye' Higher.* tiro Doke of York arrived lutory use ollork. arid is elenie Ail"wad by tbb Dotes of %Tibial/ton Isis Dorsel, the Toroth Asibassador, Lora. Weser. and Foley, kr. There wail by So messes. splendid • or nointrolis a group of farbioilaides, or pewees ofzi e tt • seript4w, a. or yeas rd a y ; hiss the epees Ness noel e and bit Royal Highness the Doke of York was owl .011,• *gain soreeroful with Moors, bur was oblige.l6, Ws Maws plate. The particular. 'death rate will he Adel s putty stated underneath 3. Hi. "loyal Higher.. the Doke if York'. Plate of MM. for all ages; ihrftelehe abb. !IA: 71b:; four, 5.1. Mb.; Are, Ifer. WEL Ws. sod aged. 0.0.—T0 start al Ore Distaste Post, soot go sore round and a distance. The willow ' be sold for EMlgv. if dews/Ayr/ withis s rpoirrter of ash l wor after Ile rare, the trotter or the wood bone bei. ant mil it led. &t. H. • • ! R. H. the Duke of York's b. r. by Eleethrs, dais by Sorcerer, 8 yrs old • Mr. fbasboaite's Cariderrio. aged , Mr. Green's Trailer. 6 tr. old 8 Mr. Wiwi'. Elisrbesh. 6 yr. old IA Tyrolese. elk, e. Vapour, S yrs old • Mr St 'a Posionas. 5 yrs old. 7 to 4 aud t to I ago Tway.; 5 tat we Lord 4to I apt Doke of York's. Treace took the lead lad k it measly bowls, whets the Duke's gut ahead, mad woo kr kigl• styles by a neck only. A mss excellent race. The twists" was rode by mug Boycc-11 staffed, hot only 3 peaces! 7 paid foi frit. The Allisay Stan of 50gs. each, h. ft, for 3-yr old esalik Ss. 711). • nod II trir, Sat. 31b. Tilt: Sinner of OA 2,5200.' Stairs., Derby fie Oaks, to carry bib. calm—TlN Silre! • • . H. 14>H. the , Doke of York'. b. e Mn,.... r • . Rteter's Stelddisrell Mr. Mfrs'', eh. f. Asp-Ilea Each horse alternately endeetmurrd to make play, but was headed, add every inched pound enutevied to the almost I the rare was easel suttee Derby, and won by Moses by barely ■ length.—? te 4 end 2 to 1 tin Moses; 5 to 2 npt Sisinbad; Goodin:to again wide Move in hie usual superior style, though very unwell—Three paid forfeit. The S.i n l . y of 25gs. it aeh, for e ttretel ter olds, Tel.: 1 /1, and four, Set, 10lb. • fillies allow 31b. The tad I and a Half of the Course. Mr. Rentebottont's Sir Rieldibrand, 4 yea old l, Mr. Sadler's Pasterells, 4 yr. old Ld Dtelingiutes Adolphus, 4 yrs old I and 7 to 4 oa the winner, and but little or rd he'll,' lie any Obit horse. A good rare, and wen cleverly. The win der rode by Buckle.—The Mike of Rullsad paid forfeit. The Winkbeld Stakes of 50ev. each, half forfeit ; few colts, 1111. 71b ; sad Allies, Set. 41b; theta three years old. The New Mile. Ld Etrentout's c. by Prone, out of Siltertail's date 1 Mr. Katmai b. e. Mystic, Hrdlry, gilt of Cecilia . Me. Pietthey's e. by Phanotirt, out of /P.tiner, by B d Mr. Gedderd's b. e by Hapbeistd, out of • • 4 I end 7to 4, aed al last to lon Probe apt the hard sod good a rile at we have seed fee saint time. Aruold Node the wieder.--14 paid furteil. GRiMSBT RACES. - VionspiT, AllT 30. The Tows Plage of 001. Mr. bred% cbnsuts I yr* old 1 Mr. Sirpbraewies bay ally, by Young lisaelio, 3 yrs old 'I IP Mr. Nueltolognis bay ware, Maoist Wildilre,* yrs old I es game gaisooderstoading baying arisen respells, she „ many os. ptritsted by ibe labors of the turf, whew it was then would be so race oa abet day.—The gems Woe sorwid Healy attended, owing, mat probably, ta the 'bort soiree that had bees 'iota. THE PRINCE OP OSNAI.4fit. Ois Tonga, afterward" his Royal Highness the Prise. d Dasseark sad suite tiorrogred Mews Barclay, Periwig, as. Co. with • siert to view their immure Brewery, which api prored to ass" the Royal party mock gratillcalios. Royal Highs's' afterward* proceeded to the 8.4011 Loaders - Me Works, where he wee ~it iy the Chairman, Mr. Alche mies Christopher Smith, Reber' alearo. Rms. Depail Chao. ma., sad the Board of Director', who attended his Royal Witham throsigh the works. The party afterwards pro. carded to the Saw Mills adjoining, is the ocrupation of Mews. Cole and Green, who explaised the stature of the smeltibery, with which his Royal Higbee*, was pleased to express himself much delighted. particularly with the nearer saws; sad eke Royal Toiler god suite left the premises shout six o'clock, appareatly griddled by the 'mullion which had bars paid them. AMERICAN WIT. AMERICA MID RUSSIA; ea, in ONS Tel OFFS. If vs may jade from the formidable lid of 'finessed summoned up by Mr. Pulrlies, is defeuee of the elan* et Russia us the Norili•Oett tows; the contra between this Power and our Gore/lawn! will 1101 be speedily vented; Teehine-off, CholdiJeff, Serebroate.bff, Kraisilln•of sad Nye off, are a few of the autbor)iei by which Ise hopes to urge as off, sad wars o , tram our erttle: enrols on that part of the Coutiorot, and if time fail, fie doubt his august Master will mud some old Plat off to drive es oft, free us off, and kiatus.q. Thus will au doubt be met by it* Adolloistreti-$n at Weablogt oa, who will soninpon President Jetriavia and Madis-O*, am: baseador Mlddlet.on, Secrete,* Tbonsa.on, Jades Litanies. ow end Johasvii, and Reporter Wheat on, to isstabloas slack prelensioe; and sboold three fail, the law reouri will he had to General Jerks-on, rho *ill no doubt dasb.oa inwards Columbia Rivet, and ishe e lhe heads of all the Off's that no be slot be appose hind.—(Neseeenpoi't Herald.) A Treasury Journal of last evening, commeating upon the complaints of the igriculturuts„ays—• " Landlords meat renoonba the delusive Wet that they can derive war rents born peace prices. Parliauseut can do muchi but it it not me nipotent I if it were, mid it would peas an Act to adjust all rents to the *aloe of agricultural produce, the lamer would be thriving and run touted, and his landlord would not be water than he was at the favourite period Of compartion, 17g4." —Will the leen:wry ✓oaraaf tondeotend to 'Mum the landlords, if their tents be thus reduced, where they Call find money to pay the preseut enormous takes? A letter from Lewe., dated June ft. aye—" The young wheats are now bursting into ear, and should the present fine weather continue, it cannot fad •f producing an early and superabundant harvest. Fhe hay harvest has commenced to this neighbuer. hood, where the crews ate generally large." Yesterday a boo; with four women and a child. was upset Wu* Londuu bridge, in consequence of having been run foul of by • lime-barge. The winnen were raved, bat the onild was drowsed. AI. i ii, i I I 't i i • . 1 i t. .. (1 i ' 1. li 1 t .1I 1 . 1 I i ' b t I ' : i 1 , , i ' 1 i •. f 1 1 • ' • t )1 i ' I/ 0 ( i I •Liio iktkitmaNcs. RING"i king. W 5515511 11114. Wtorools. Jowl 5. &Aro lA. LILO Ciiitt JU*TICI and • Cow .* Jury. con 41 ?FLOURY v. litOltilleon. ' Thia was an action of termer to recover forty-Ave guises's, the valne of • horse, the properly of the Plaintiff. It appeared *at she Pillionlf, who is • lirrery.st•hle keeper, let the horse is qa•etinis to • 'fruiters's, aaaird Clare, for a week. it ,was *rot to the residence o f fdr. Cho., at Nt1.21, Maisciataieurgisare, bat be being in 'riper tor motto his landlord (Mr. hforrisoo, the /recent Defrods.,), Awry* this priipd, Nand it convenieol So be Oven,. uhroi the Defendant laid hie bawl on the horse, detained km fui rent, sod •liinstiely sold him by onetime for 14 proms.. ?be ape fur the Plaiatiff bring proved Ivy two troinreop.— Mr. Guano*, for the Difeadatit, mateadril that if a •• r• • diet suet go 'galas. his client, the dainsges ought soot 10 •1. reed the pries the how *IA for at puld v incline vanicir, td pilaw, as the Plaintiff was pettiest end did all is lid wer to depreciate the character of the horse. The pmr ft. hen fetched was to be considered the rest valor, foe had it a words more, is was baldly probable the Plaintiff w ou ld e hate s oya it go at the prier it did. ne Jury, under his Lordship's direction, found • verdirti for the Plaasiff—Dansagea twenty-four genie*. PREROGATIVE COURT, WEDITSDAY, MAE S. ' iltireeve or Nil LAT, IlltaJnett 1/10•01 tilt +HMS. • Dr. LUIII4IIIOIOI slated, that this w a s an • pptic a ti st i t e * lle Court, re quiriog its authority towards carrying balk effect the tesissneuilary dirrctions of hie late Majesty to hide heirs and sateemors, to Orgy • certain sum or tones of moor idler his delouse (so meation was made either of the sum or the persies Is whom it should be paid). Sir I. litcelot observed, there was no weetedi foe tbe.pre Seel applicalitdr, slid the Curet Would wish to bare mow precedent before it took any maps toward. imerposisg I'd au tbority to ghee effect to suck a paper as that conesieiog, direetiess to use primal Soiereige. It should also wish the Wirers of the Croats to bate Retire of the application pr *ions to its Wpm, h6w far it had sulhortily to tall epos the Sovereign to do as act as directed by the will of his Isis fattier. Dr. Lbiotedredia *bettered, the Court was setely sorb.- riled to carry into effect an Act of rstitamenl whieb be recited. empowering bia Majesty to will and devise in tread • to hid beim and aorersiors, all and singeler his leads, herr.; detriments., fembutd, enpyhattl, and peraoual estates, asiet whirls called urn% them to tourer, assign. and make over id Manion afoiesaid i and that stith, hie Majesty's will anti' teslaseol, should Its as effectual in elillag sod elapas.ag of the same as the temantrotary initrumestary of auy of bid subjetts. Dr. L. colleted'.', he sho u ld be h a ppy if I h e, Lea. nerd Friends on She Ober side would put the ease lid, any furs in which it meght be proper to argue It. The Must eousealelit way, perhaps, might be in Ike shape of 1010 test, is order tie argue the (pinatas. Sir J. Ntboot.—`• It is probable there tray be a *Elsa nadermouding betweee you as to •Isat swarm eau be psi pled." Itla4l . lllAD'edekts..." We should satilesktedl, require ire eltortimes before ioterposing in a matter apron sorb delecery Sir J. Ntexog.—" The Court would wish SW proceed will all manner of caution, hot Without rdsprumisiugw jorisdito lion ss to whether or no the matter in dispute could be mi lli d here. It also desires to liadw if the temisneottry part referred to be been bromkt iota the Registry." The Registrar aftwered is the affirmative. Sir J. Idtcottt.- 4 Yogi' worse Is, to Apply foe a Aimee ;idealist the Kteg's Proctor, who will show corse t ao4 tt dowse the Court will late steps ; but this bring nit isitiesoi- I weary cue, the Court should sot Mir so lisle ally Mere "Alb* t Sad seat ;A.4 . Apr ' litillD2ll WO Ins; DOHA 777'. Eitrasestetnesi PERFORM a ste.- , Tle• pakstries vriel storied ow Monday, et twelve o'clock, 10 loath oat bemired 1111100 is swooty.fouv boor., ow tiantlssearl Heat!), lissitaked his teak se Tomdsp with twee, sad could hoer vats It bad he . had ma hoots Ma Ogee, es be had *Ailed 96 =Vas hp mine o'clock me Twooloy wiereleg, laving thew throe bows.. so spare. The paled al wads tide satrawasery fest Wes performed, was the right•lssed fmt-pesh between she lasl swat public boas ad slor C.dk. Tb. roiesiciow is • Jew..- as mouse Mau MeMemillts 111.0 . Chian gold Ab d y, F. q. the Chairetao at Epping Coati House, testred.sy attended at Hansa garde. Poliesotice 4 aid had a long interview with the Magistrates respecting JoAs Wollaise aid the wen who are is ea.. toile oa suspicion of bit/glary as the house of Withrow Carteril Amherst, fen sad robe, it will be recollected, sae suenseth4. of ibe marde► of Mrs. Dummy, from the circniiatattee that they resemble the two WM who were seerrraoaisg away et the Night of the ratirdet hind Robert•street. home blow( discovered on the sleeve of a great rust owe by /mica And atrengtheaed the suareion, sad Read theories, owl quo. tem./ with respect to this reticular, bet ha had 'whim material to add to ►ie former sistedtrat, which his boost . alteady before the public. It was their directed, that all thh white's,. who could throw any R i ght epos the matter abash; attend at the Court House al Epilog on Saturdsly aostdoll. ocH as Mr. Taylor, the Solicitor, who kas bath indrtatigablo. la his ethertiosa to discoter the aturien fa, whew the aborts prissier* will be brought up sad !lastly esamieod urea .4 the charges agalult them bereft the GAOL POLICE. • • ...m..- soir• stair!. , *teleran Coop Lich. late a memo, is Ike aside, of lifesorr: Evan*, totacamirta is the Haymarket. tireteest a monist remained., o• aimpseems of travail; roliboartbem id a ass daahle eatem, temit a hetet,' of so•pieloita elate...! Mairerra. bet tailed is the direct pea. He vraa • seeessitat oily M. Our wages, yet appeared is ea y mettealller &Namable Hattori; be bad I lodging is Seralldoatteet OA. dirtily sad frabiasably taraialseel ; be abeetattked these 111110 haute to she Haymarket, sad She a takes be had the eadsitt. reigns apes bite. Oa Ile lest realaittatims Mr. James Carte., Ibi lareisass• Of *be Promeltors, ou at Redford, bat ymterday atkedhits aad gawp the fulloeind watesseet :—That me the '.*slog sight, the !id of May lee, die Primeval*, beteg has bredue, he steps es the bowie is the flussaekok, whoa ble told the Prisoner he should rise early Ike follorribe therning to see his UPI sod fan illy, eke reside at reeNse g all Prima*, told him be should alas eel tip early to ate the see twig at the Old Bailey. He nee at live o'rlieth. harlot takes ilre key rat the atoll elorat sad the utter keys up Mahe with him ; be wean hue the shop, and depilated ell the boys I. • driers , tathag the by of the drawer is his *bee 1 be then lucke d gap deer. sad wit kudos resediesse slug 'where puled Ike Nese ; be beerilemerpereee toweirdebra uses, she be theepreted es be the Priesser, awe on Ilia beteg abuit to Iravellas ants to ei to Pantile° he fend the dhow door, width he had lotted sheet a quarter of as leer be. tote, lima, which bade him esepret that sereathug we. *stag is she beam, Mid ea eustioatius he forted it hal tares *pelted by meant of a false key, and • jar platted tit keell44 epee a sheet spear; the drawer WIWI be had poi the key of fibs sere chest sad ether hey, bad bees alas bused by amass of a false key, sad the keys takes sus. The frieuers se dumb*, ow Sadler he bed sat IA As ham es he esprebell. *..Mired*..Mired hi neaps eel of the shop' usirburved by lam, aid es 'earthier the buses fee btu' he breed him Is the huh Ithrhtte e•meleir dome. whew be addressed hie Mei r 6 Whet a pertly fellow ye* meet her to irlinth the leriosser replied by begging far worry, sad' helped he would not stemma it to Meager. Hams the Pm. Amnion, souring hie it au the /rev time le bad ever lete4 is reb the bowie. He naked tlis Procure where hoot the hey le *sleek the shalt with; to whirls he replied. ill iris hie key brines' to the dose of she Mule., \l4tig he w a s sold by • smut who loss tweed duty far didrUesty, **old epee the for of the shop. He weed hie fee the bey of the Sr.. cheat, whirl he &UM eery kaeoledge of; the tre as. west isle the perigee, aid be.l•llweed Wee, ghee 1M fused up • greet anise orbit* was es the table, ebbe be be whet remolded ii be oft 11 1 1141 Me itm Peiseeit mired AIM It be thee)* Me Messer e ttl le. t Mr ; be leplerd he did .et tame, bet' be meek seep is the hoops till ate of hi. skim Elmelbeeere 1 11(Priegre •ii pimp tijoa desetaped IS get sal. bet be preemeeil beaver, he ruse'''. Is 'seem owl 0041 Me* beet . Jim's, he (said set 10 11 . • walosooot.llW Mo. r"." , 0 : breag Mt saly *Miele traced tep lb. peemesiee el ems i+' '~ ~ n rurif .DU "P er.uum " m ' . "."."`"". booed r...Nta .01 I.4•liii• il lo Melon. IMPS tili Pro. rest bass commenced to , hie newtons,. steush , s , uswieg his it wee tbe gm thee he hod ever its.. 4 the crhps ore generally large." to rob elm boom. Ho inked Om Primmer wheat Ile obi Ike it he hes q .4 to a boat, with four women *nil a child. lea 'slack Moshe" with ;to whirls be replies' , ii wee th. t , . i i - ' loot Londou bridge, in contwuenee of ._... try key bd. .— nese to the door of she hitches, It vow • *tweet tithe tree tw if eed tvoy for tismueet *wild i rust foul of by • lime-berge. The epee i h , g„,„, a ' b e a u ", H ... ima him for 7, doe bey of tie ~ 1i eared, bet the onild mu drowsed. Sr.. chest, which be &Word amp losowiessly sits Owe ree ... parr Plaro•waste.=The pedestrias who writ le" lo Obi Puols led lOCkrtlelered ban s vibes the idey, .t twelve O'filsek, 10 erallt one boadreel ' It"" 1 ,_•P • 1"•• • „bile" 'Weil wee is Ow Wk , who bet: y.foar boor., oo fientlstearl Heat!), Illoasbed w he t ___ iftint.... 59 I* sire Ili* the iron mday with tier, sad mold hoer ode Ii bed he . n _^. l ."._r_ Imk." 111 ti be thoildtt MI ablan e lt e eti IDOL t iI. es time, abe bad *Ailed 95 =Wes by 1 • 110 t•• loldS•d he did ant kaosti bet' be w es t s t op ~, sibe s Tovorlay sobrabeg, haring thee three home- hulgell "II oil of his Maly.s aisselsoares sb o sis r ,,„ B ,p , h . eo esi owed oh *bids Ibis tatretvetheery (i.e Wee d 'eV IS get oat, bet ha ' , me ad 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, , be bowl laif Ma artists Moroi gegmejea aWe I I the rigits•boall Cot-posh between doe Aral •••!," i• TP•ost of hosit i e: be lloil t . ,twrome Ito weer sod the Casale. Ts. Fe:caries is • Jew-- " 11 ' 6 "" 1 " 4 A wolosoesk. lOW Sic Sew,* t .• a MAMMAS:S s I) I I I ' i - ,1.. 1 , -. an, . 1 • f