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MII f IF f 'Wow the boy off the Scaffold, and call him.the mn.t horrid lames. Pinot , of the eitnesnew vied nay they Mw on the It- at the time the boy fell or was thrown off; hut one or 'lsm/Stanton said Jeanine was 'Seta 11 0 01,1 one, minute d • half or to minute, after or scaffold. Sir A:Hit:hie observed, that iathere were no new witnesses to peuditei, j i lt weak! be iodreesst ta musette' pro- !It/dings again after the CatlkUrr',4 verdict; he, however, told the wiknasses, if they could prresil no Mr. Gill, the Cormier, to suseetZln another jut y, he would keep hustlers in custody 'daring the slay. • i Caws 114bb was brought Robe officci• the custody of site of the remittable!' belonging to the office, chortle.' with being the author of severs, inasminatory libels in ma. ameript, which had been posted.up in parts of Weosmin stew, the Horse Guards, der. The cootente of the piper* "g" libellous %lon his Mejevt Mieisters and the Officers' 3,1 re‘iment of Not foredo. proved their he•stn( bees posted • •unalies of persons readily( them, mud his taking them does. 'rim Primmer avowed himself the author of the control , of the papers in the most Grew, deterriord, end deliberate magnet., U site same time displaying suet' a Ouch of iso vadstoee and ignorance dist is oeldirm to be owl with ; 1414 4onduct ari.ets from a cirenmstance which took place belong oci as April, 1814. ocessionid by the death of John !Lem a prosaic its the 3d regiment of foul guards, who Lenoir at.-sett with a lit, was bled ter Mr Charles Neeby, the 40•istant.Stirgeoe of the regiment. Thr man continued ill for I dam and at length died, when it Mai thought right to open his body, and it was rrrrr tamed by the Surgeon ',eluegine to the reglsemit, that the came of Lis death *.a an .sti,mmstion in the iisteitiues. Yir ILichard -Stevie rieked the Prisoner who he *is and, what he was to the deceased? He replied he lived In Gard. Westmirtster, got hi. living by titian 'carpets -sal was brother-in-law to the itecei.e.l. • 'Lnke 'rether, • rerjemet in the same regiment, identified ,Ike Primmer as the man who wan extremely iftlii . Jle9olllllll :Igor the death of John Urge, Outing the years . 1816 and 11117, whew Colonel H.U. the Comsaauding Oflctr of the . reweave', sent fur the Prisoner and read over W till the reepnedeuee that pawed betereit the Consmaudir.in Chief, tQe Ifepelary at War, the Secretary of State, The reports of chrecaurgeons Whit attended the dere/nail, and the approval of the principal shtgeon of the r. giment of their thatment of him; . yet, notwithstanding their attention to the Prisoner, L. behave-I retitle. ly rode to Colorist Hilt. Culow I Rook* attended yesterday with a large package of offiatil stockmen's, commenutlence, &r. which have takes place HMI this subject, aril Sir It. Mettle arty coodeseend tug)/ read *IA to the PrisUIIPT deliberately the moat t o i,d.iaiunta . upOs the subject, fiat he appeared to be proof kgailist any conviktioi that fiord fie brought to him. . cntonet 'Lake asked him what. it was Ise lid west, or .what times be requirea, to which he was sot able to gives reasonable awawer. air R. Rirnie repeatedly told hint it was et bailable offence, hi. 'rented with disdain and contempt, saying he . shwild not ask any body to bail him with the risk of !penile .dettied, but preferred being committed fur trial. About three weeks since the hoot. of Sir Edmund Astro. boo, itt Piessadilly, was robbed of several article. of silver plate, on • day when Sir Edmund gave • grand dinner party. Every possible itupory was made to trace the articles and discover the robber, but without effect. At length Tatiftloll, the officer, was employed, and yesterday brought the investigation ha a may satisfactory issue, it being a ertsatohjeet to aseertsie whether the rubber was employed In or about the pismires, or bad entered the house and stolen the articles. It has limo aseertnined that the forks wars stolen from the entrance is Hyde-park, which was left open, and there is every reason to believe they acre taken by • buy who was in the heist* of tolerating the house upon business. He underwent a private examination yesterday basses, Sir RiClsoicl and was discharged. It mewed out that the same boy had stoles a valuable brooch, sad was detected by his (Aerie; it to an honest Jrw fur sale, tedium him that he had found it, which the Jew nut believ• detained bias sod the brooch. 111 • Itt,IIOROUGH -STROM Yesterdsj R young man of respectable appearance, who rf yresiratesi himself as a 11UrPIPAIrSilrf ' Wirt heought up in the cnstody of Craig mid Voleotioe, ellargen by the Hon. Mr. wlth olytypiring a horse audit the following species of fraud : It •ppeatid list Mr. Travers having a horns In hla pos. ..trot which be de.irail to dispose uf, he attended Tatter. P.ll'. with the snimst r ah.re he soon got a ruslualer in the per Son of the Prisonrr, who after viewolur the horse, was in esery way satiABkr.l with its •ppearauce, but wished to have it ferrd, for shirk soup. be they repotted with the animal to ' ultere Mr Travers's servant rude the burs?, and Nothinc reanaised Owls hot the payment of the mon. y, the 'sloe of the horse. The Pridui.er, haring no "c.o.'', gave Mr. T. a bill un a banker, amonnting to more than the walrus of lie base, and was to call on the following sky fur the •u•plus, but io the mean time Mr. T. sent the Lill to Hiusnutourri to be esslod, when it was a•eer taiatd to be a fraud. The Pt i-cnier called ihe 1 . ..1 owing day, whets he was amen in custody to the of is who were to reach .ness..--He was remanded. MBGTI G. OF cob:orlon"; AT TUE COURT OF CO.ll.4ll.ssioNEns il e ihwiturfs, TU-111101tRQW. M. R. J. /Millie, Isle of Cirrkssiatll, i ouroustlee T Hashes, late of Chelsea, havii•drapar ..... 3 10 K. Joickssan. East Haley. sorer T. Ellis, Crselital.ant, d ry-y.lller ld _ . , J tkeoie►r, Holland-Wert, rocker .... W Catloll, Cone* End, inealmaa J. C... Ridgway, late of tae Old Ktai.roal, Uses draper J. N. Allele, lair of Torcirotor, liueo.dropor 1 I I J. Luek,Siioreditch,bosier St Itf . . . J. Cooper, Grosvesoctseirt, boase-draler 2 10 ti F Rrothers sad J. Leith, formerly of Covent garden, usiy and army aitest• G. Dr•ison, Upper Ilerkeity4Overt, upholuterev 1 10 . Haymow, lately( Hotherhite, mime, 01•110,V 1 10 W Pher6., jun. and T. It. Gregg, Watdog-alreet, -einifvetioress . 4 11- Lloyd, Nary-le-bow, bie.er J. Woodleroft. Cievelaud street, linen draper J. Groner, Coesitue-street., prvas.maker 4. Rider, Broad•street. merchant Jj Williams, tare of Fencitioreh-alreet, broker 1 12 DIVIDENDS. A. Sennett, Shorediteh sod Battle bridge. SDK& soofoet wear .. • G Pardon, Plymouth, lineo-draper • I and H. Watson, Friday-tenet, nareboamrstaa lO &SIM, Jewin street, tailor . H F. Hornemao. Queen-street, Cheapside, lambast ls J Newman, Clerkenarell, brewer 1 • Messrs. Dszie, Fakoa.stioare, and Dossrell-sareel-rood, smiths 41. C. Sumner, Hillingdon, plate glass-mansfotturer lO R. mod T. Jameson, late of Ironmosiger-Istre, merriest, IS . J. Hassell, lallogtou, bookseller , CERTIFICATES. T. Drigth, of Htllatorten, Warwick, victualler.--W. INoyee, of Srtmandhani, Suffolk, duur•merrhast.—J. Steele. 44 . Liverpool, map and chag-seller.—J. Child, of St. Ire., - Hantingdoo, boatwright.—J. Cottle* of Faith, Hunting duo, liquotumerchant.—J. Itawkis, jun. of Glastonbary, Snotieraer, borse.dealer—R. B. Roxby, of Arbour-square, Onntorterdsl-road, Middlesex, merehaot.—T. Ward, of Asa ate,. York, realtster.—J: tattoo, of Pool, Devon, linen idraper.—W. Porlris, late of Portsmouth, cattiore-makm.— F. De Bois, of Coptball-coort, London, aserelisat.—J. Porter, trf Wallington. Norfolk, deakr..—P. Sovrerby, attn. of Li verpool, proivision-mciebaut.—G Shakespeare, of Pall•aaall, blaetiog.suniufaeturer. A diaper was given on Friday last to S'► WIL LI to Bitowns Fouts, Bart. fis was expreased 1/11 the 'octets) “ by the ncrn-represeated intatbi toots.of Lynn. for his exertions in endeavouring to totablish the indepeodeuce of that Isocoagh.". a n IRELAND. DUDLIN, JULY 15. TITE THEArtli. Miss t'il.kon closed her ihi►d engagement at our * theatre on *Saturday might. io the character of Adria; one of tho►e Innis over ',lnch her bright avid versatile genius haw thrown* Witchery of which it seemed nicapAlc moil she appeared. This was the foity-second night of Miss %Vaunt's perform- Amer its Dublin, within a eognivtratively very short p e ri o d....yet the snplaoses liege as vehement and unannooni as on her first siopearithee. We never ft* an audience relish In entertainment more, nor lave we often witnessed au entertaitnent more de serving of approbation. Amongst the ►pect+ton who paid most attention to the performance, and armed most pleased with it, was Mr. Kean, in the ucit•bos to whom sat the Earl of Llandistf. Mr. )(eon arrived in town on Satorday afternoon. 1k ploys Biekard to night. - WATERFORD. JULY 13. I'tUT NRW WRRAT.Yetter4fay Thorne. Jacob, eommesteNl reaping his Talavpm wheat at Mil. too, or Strangsmitl, e . sunty Kilkenny, between two and three miles from Waterford. It turns out au excellent crop in quantity and quality. CLOPlltla s JULY 10. It is a piece of intelligence which we receive and communicate with particular pleasure, that army— useful arms—are coming in, from various quarter., to the Magistrates. In the neighbourhood of Kil cash we have already noticed the surrender of se scut. LIMERICK. JULY ID. Never were we likely to have • more abundant harvest thee the • present. Corn of every descrip tion appears remarkably well and productive. The potato gardens far exreed our expectations by the operation of the late ruins. New potatoes in many places in the otighbourhood.—f Linserick Chronicle.) INTERCOURSR WITH ENGLAND. (From the Dublin Nontioso Post.] . noderstaudthat eighteen milnof the new road through Atrgles.y has beets opened since the Ist instant. namely, that part which is neat to Bangor Ferry. It avoids all the bills, passes close to Lord Ausglesey'e column, and for At last two miles presents a most magoilleent view of Plaip•llisi mid the Mena Strailo. The old road, for the first fiAssigg s from Holyhead, is still travelled, but there are 500 mew ' employed at the ernbankrneot ever Lady Stanley's Sande, mod she whole of the Anglesey road will be finished by Christmas. lt saves altogether, better than three miles.— The road which is at preseut opened, saves sear Iwo miles. The sew Imo built by Colonel Sparrow, soil which will be just IS miles from liulybead, is ilitiohed, and now iiihabited by Mr. Mouladale, the former occupier of the Old Gwyndee Inn. Some delay has keen occaainsed by the bad weather of last slater is building the Menai Bridge, from the difficulty of bringing shine. It 14 Dow proceeding with great rapidity; all the arches are finished on the Caloarmsoshire side to lb, level of the ruad-way. Those on the Anglesey side are pro- ceeding rapidly, and will lie finished in about a 'moth.— The caverns, or recesses into which she iron cable* age to be placed, are Mueslis'd on both sides, and are well worthy the inspection of the curious traveller. The Pyramid us the Cat ruaryouthire side is brgun ; the iruu cables are Nearly all made; they are the work of Mr. Hesehine, the celebrated Irunfounder, at Shrewsbury. The bridge will be opened *boot this time twelve month. The Conway bridge Is also proceeding with great rapidity. Tim abutments for the Chain-bridge, between the island sod maim load, are finished, aid the embaakmont is is a slate of great forward sem. This bridge will be completed about the same time as the Memoi bridge. The increased postage on letters will forts as ample fund fur the building of this bridge; it is therefore intended to allocate the lulls of it toward, firm- Jug a road round the base of Penmen Mawr, Post Sycbsnant, and Penner!. Ron, by which all the dangerous hills between Bangor and Aber:elle will be avoided. The steam-packets to Liverpool and Bristol have injured the travelling through Wales very mach ; it has had, however, the effect of com pelling the Welsh innkeepers to lower their fare', their ptyal in to Is. 3d. a mile, and their coach fares to furor guineas inside to Loudon, and two outside. The Post-office packets have also lowered their rates to one guinea, to that the journey can now be accomplished from Dobbs to London, by Holy head. for Ilse guineas, and three guineas. This is however, half •-goinea more than the Liverpool mote, end 12s Oil, mare than the Bristol. Moran. at Holyhead, has also lately improved his Lao very much. He posts over the new road in capital stile at the rate of 9 miles as boar. Liverpool is uearer to Lun d.. than Holyhead by 52 miles. The passage from Dols. lin to Holyhead is performed geoperally in from 6 to 7 hews; that to Liverpool, is from 12 to 16 hours; that to Bristol, from 27 to 33 hours. The Mail is about 8 hours longer gout( from Holyhead to London, than from Liverpool to Loudon. It is • emulous (met that numerous pee wee !min from Liverpool to Bristol proceed by Dah lia. The expertise is the otiose, sod they are wily • day longer nn it route, with the advantage of visiting Most of the Scotch, especially from Glasgow, is proceeding to Bristol, or the West of Eagland, coma in the steam. packet to Belfast, from !Irene, is the coaches to Dublin, and from lb. rice is the St. Patrick to Bristol ; it is the 'hoariest sad cheapest rests. The provided ow board the St Patrick is eseelleut—they have a professed cook, at a salary of 100 guineas a.year ; in abort, from the improve. enema is the cummtinicotion, great benefit is derived to this city, ton act -you! of the great :Aux astrologers it occasions. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOVTfI, JULY 17. Arrived the Serioppitaas, from the Medtterrentan —Sail ed dm Ucean mu! &ells trausports to the Eastward. rLimuurn, JULY NI Arrived Sho Kissesson, Leckie, from Demerara iu 3IS days, :NMI Sailed fur Louden ; (Infuse, flat', hum Prince Edward's Islinsal in 28 days; and Nereid. Nixon, from Jamaica. WALNUUTN, JI'LY IS. Arrived lbe Friends, MHO, from Wok - aura ; Unassi, Oyu. ken.bire; and Jenkius. for I Audun. . . Arrived off the Purt, tire Smuttier packet, fru. Lisbon. peat, JULY 17. A►rived lait eight sod eared fur t►e River, the Coventry, Hera, hum 81. Viempises; also this aseraiag the Partridge. Bradshaw...hum logabAl ; and Velu.l , l'etryoaaa, Ousel Jamaica. Some well-executed counterfeit shillings hese found thiir wiy into circelatiuu. They are of the date or 18t0, endure to be detected by their sort& The . supply of grain at Norwich market on Satur day wait large for the season of tbo year, and prices rrmsioed mooch the some as last week.—The 'thew of Scots and homebred cattle was not large, aticl prices mooch as of late. A V e ry olsoodaiit supply nf lambi filled the pens-, and sold (tom Ele. to M I . 6d. per head. New barley sold iu Ponsance Ina.kee tast-Thur•- day at 14.. per bushel. Several tirlds of . bawley sire cut is that neighbourhood, and wheat ler:peeled to be eat in about. ten days. The hay harvest has bees very abundant ; hay has been sold IN low as one +dulling per hundred. vatd). • BETTING Al TATTERS:ILL'S, Juty IS. . ' I: O OIICANTNIC LPOER. 4 to 1 eistihrep—isk e n is Mow 1 art Theodore bonfire& 11,rt 2o 1 oKst Newbyi to 1 egsl 4 Ajiiii 20 to 1 egst Euphrosyne 10 to 1 80 Mandan* s to 1 apt Marion. 13 to 1 eget Nsree ltix 11 1tVIIIARICYT IT. LEGER. Even beftiog tio Moses I 2 to I opt Posthumit. VIFOOO 001.0 CUP. No belling. CHELTENHAM RACES. 14t1511[11DAY, JOLV 17.. The Comes this day, the first of running, Was crowded be. lend all former precedent, and every florin* and vehicle ro the town was in requisition. The CiseWitham St. Leger of 25es each. for colts and Mlles Own three years old ; colts, Sit. /lb.; fillies, Sat. 4lb. Titres year old course, about a mile. Seven subscribers. Mr. Jones', Champion, lowlier to Fanny Mr. L. Chslton's b. t. Orville, nut of Canitlia 2 Mr. R. F. Benswo's br. c. by Thunderbolt Renewal of the Gloucestershire Stake.. of 25es each, 15 ft. cud only sgs if declared, lee. two milea (59 sub.) Mr. L. Charlton's Master Henry, aged 9.t 911. 1 Mr. Edward* names Snowdon, 8 yes old, BE. slb 2 Won easy. • NEWCASTLE RACES. MONDAY, JULY IS. The Produce Stakes of SOp. each, k. ft. for three year olds. Two miles. Mr. Lomblon's eh. c. Loracano. 1 Mr. Wstt's b. r. Depore Lo►d Queensberry's b. c Orator Mr. Cluidge's eh. a Ararins Sir M. W. Riilley's ch. o. by Walton 5 The Union Stakes of Mtgs. each, b. ft. Two year olds' . . course. Sir A. Don's b. e. igy x. X. x Sir W. M. Ridley's b. c.a.) , Whisker The Tyro Stakes of 20gs. each, for lsru years old. Throe quarters of a uric. Mr. Lsambiou's b. f. by Leopold 1 Mr Salvia's ch. f. by Census Mr. lisillies b f. by Raphael 2 Mr. Rid-dale's b. c. ►y Filho da Poll Lord Darlington's ch. C. 17 IVbisker 5 Lord Q u berry's Pilrarlick against Lord kelburne's bay colt, fur 200 gr. Pilgerlook walked over. Hoo. Mr. Petie'a Sir Julig against Mr. Laroblou'v Cava lier, Mks. Off by ramekin. BURTON RACES. ra• 1etZ81161180.11'....1 otir 111. ones, &t not • quotece Stearn of lOgs. each, inoroogis that 1,,,„ b ee " mo o e d, ted; four 7 11101 dr 1011 . ' ll . l Ave, 110.1111 b.; six and ag2l* 12 18 1 . Gentlemen riders, mitre Mr. White's b. is. c a g il y Mr. Platers b. g. Foreseer, aged s• • 2 Mr. F. Khig's Saddle Bap klaideo Pte of Fifty Suctrielges, gives aria. °rage th e Duke o f Deronsbire—Aree - yrs old,lst.; feat?, I Q , Sib. ; five, Bst. 121 b.; six sad aged, 9.11. Heals twice rtaspd said a distance. Tea suvereigss le be Oren tie the second horse. Mr. White's ge. e. Sir Edward, by Friend Mad,. yrs. 1 1 Mr. Hall's ch. g. Dartford, by York s liged . 2 2 Col. Yeleit's h. c. The Wonder, by Magic, 3 yrs.,.. 3 3 A Cup value 50 Sovereigns, glees by She Inhabitants of Bux ton to lbe North High Peak Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, fur horses, he. net thorough bred. neer, to have psiJ or received forfeit, or starred for a fifty-pound plate before the day of Naming. Bona fide the property of weenebers of the Troop. 12st. each. Heats twice round sad a dis. taste. To be statism by a Nun•cowassiesienod Officer or Private of the Troop. Mr. Brock kherst's b. m. Lady Jose, 5 yrs 1 1 0 Mr. kluirbesd's b. m. Moggy, 6 yes. .2 3 1 Mr. Reatheide's br. m Duchess, 6 yrs 3 4 2 Mr. Liagard's br. g. Gambler, 5 yrs 4 2 3 Mr. Tates's b. g. Hector, aged This race is in dispute, Lady Jane beteg cballeaged as ibutuugh bred, and baring run fur a bal plate, THVIUDAT. The Chatsworth Stakes of lOgs. each, p.p. Six Subscribers. Three yr. uIJ. 6st. 12Ib ; four, Bst. 31b.; Ave, Bsr. 111 b.; six and aged, 9st• Two miles. The wiener to be sold for 250 gs. if demanded. Sir Thos. M. Stanky's be. b. Aienwell, by Golumpws, 4 yrs Mr. E. Y. Fox's b. g. suti)ixitot, 4 yrs 2 Mr. Whirp's gr. e. S r Errestd, 3 yra Sir G:Crewe, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Arkerigbt, omitted to same—S . lo lon Aimee& Woo easy. The Noblemen and Gesileenes's Sebeeriptiou Plot, of Si) sovereigns-10 sovereigns to the seared bone. Three ars o'd, 7st.; four, Sat. 71b.; See, 9st.; a x and aged, 9.t. Lib. Heats, I vitcr round and s distaste. Mr. ii bite's gr. e. Sir Edward, 3 yr. 1 1 Mr. Fox's b. g. Solicitor, 4 Mr. Bsuekleherst's b. an. Lady Jaw., 5 yrs Mr. Gents b... Leona, by Soothsayer, 5 yrs Sir T. M. Stanley's br. h. Aimsell, 4 yr. Mr. Yates'. b g Heeler, aged, beat Mr. ROA? CM'S C. 111• Fauuy.my•Desr, sged.—Three miler. 50gs. /3.. each. The Handicap Stakes did not fill. CHELMSFORD RACES. rommay. JULY 30. His Majesty's Plate of 100na by mares of all aces. Three yr olds, 7d.; four, Bet.olb ; lye ; 1.1 1 11h. ; ala, and aged, Pot tlb. The boat of three two.ndle beats. Sweepstake* of 50gs sorb. bite.; for 3-yr old rolls. 71b. and SA. 41b. The New Mite. The winner of the Riddleoworth, 2,0410gt.bi ekes, Newmarket Stakes, I.oooga. Stakes, Darby, or Oaks, lecarsy bib.; of ■uy two of then, 011 t. extra. I.nrd Cxrires b c. Holt,. In Mf. Ru.b's f. Mks of Grafloa's b. r. Deka of (Indio'''. I. I. frostluena Th. Oailand Stakes of is each, gOis ft. for ages (two-yr . „ olds excepbrd). Two Wdbrisood f hell Present Subscribers:—Mr. Raub, Mr. A. Wrisk i lord Easter, Mr. %Vestern, Sir Eliabuys,. W UDM WIDAT The Town Plate of SOL for three-p..04d colts, tat. 71b:; RI. lies, Pd. 41b. The hest of three 2-mile beats. The winner to be sold for 259g5. if demauded, dr.c. as for he Cup. The Gold Cup, by subscribers of 1021.eark. fur t bree•yr.olds, Ist • four, Mt. 41b ; tirt , tot. 12Ib ; six, 9.1.91 b. ; and .sad, 94 . 4 1 /t. The weilafir to bit sold for 500 p. if dr. mud d within a tpollailf of so boor law the lore. Present Subscribers : —Sir R Wigruni, sir. Rems, Mr A. Wright, Mr. Western. Sir E. Harvey. 1114:11140Alr. The Stewards' Plate of 150/. fur horses, &c. of different &snorts ; throe-yr-obis. 7st.; four, est. 41b.; iv e. 1141 121 h.; Ai; gm. 916.; sod agea1,441.41b. Whelk st of I hrer beats. Sweepstakes of 301 s. tact', 10 ft..lor too•yr-old coils , Ssi.elb.; and filth,, 8.1 31k. The last half mile; the winner of a Serrepstakes to carry 31b. or lao, or the July Stakes, Irrlb. extra Doke of litaftne'a be. c. Logic Lord Excises a f Gin/eines. (knees) Grosvenor's f. by The flyer Mr. f. by Piniseer lord 4reets f. by Plat'irtnie Mr. Nikkei broils*, to Illoonshiss M. lignites b.!, by asbrog. -, •qwprr GAME. The ebtriber of grouse which are daily found dead uccr: the mows basin riven rise to various erroneous coajec tares as to the cause of ors unusual a mortality, we ore new, we believe, on the information Of a correspondent, enabled to state the real complaint so prevalent among them. A foe old rock bird was taken on the nth instant, on the mootlaed of E. Turtoe, Esq. lIPZI.f Tbirak, and was aliened by J. Dent, Esq. sorgeam Of that own. It meg found to contain a large quantity of topeourni, which, ut all probability, has occasioned the death of so Many birds, and in • great measure disappointed the hopes if all true sportsmen. In the same neighbourhood a per. son lately picked up no less than sixty grouse, all in a dying slate, and which soon after expired, without any spy ircut disorder. But if they were 'acted with the tapenorin, their disease is accounted foe; but it is still unexplained why th e y are more troubled with ibis comploot in the pre sent year than in others.—( nurAirm Chronteltr.) ' Partridges, in all probability, will prose very abundant ibis year. They became wild very early last season, owing I. the humidity of the weather, and continued so to the roil of it ; snore were left, ie eonsequeoce, than usual, and lie-breeding season this year hostile been remarkably fine, large avid numerous conies may he conideetly expected. •Martins and bird. of the swallow tribe have been more scarce In Englund this year tbse ever before remembered; cuckoos, on the contrary, have been seinarked as more numerous. Autumnal fruits of every description, particularly hazel and walnuts, filberts, &c, promise most luxoriautly.--(Ness. mill. Papa%) THE ARMY. The 24.1 o► (Net...l'lomm Royal Regiment of Foot, arrived in Dublin nu Saturday lam, heal Liverpool. They replace the 13th Regiment in that city. The latter I. under orde. s for she Ears !edits. The Ibtb Regiment of Fool, limn Mulllogar, succeeds the 49tb i• Dublin. The 5111 Dragoon Guards are under orders for Dublin, to Pepisee that gallant Regiment, She Ist, or King's Own Drs. sous Guards, who will shortly embark fir England. The 411 h, or Royal Dragoon Guards, now on their route to leclawd e from Semlantl, will take up the %darters of the is Duisdalk, ke. HIGHGATE CHAPEL BILL. STATEMENT OF CASE AGAINiT THE HIGHGATE CHAPEL BILL The promoters of the Bill are the Warden, end Governors of the Free Grammar School of Sir Roger in Highgate, who are Defendants to an information which has betw hied against•thi m with the concurrence of the At. homey G 1 (although most strennously opposed by Mr. Wetherell and Mr. Sbsdwell on their WWI), fur the purpose of p ocuring an appropriation of all the revenues of the foundation (including the chapel ■nd lands nvntiosed in title Bill), siceorchrig to the intention of the founder. The Bill is founded ups. an assumption that a grant made in the year 1565, by the Theo Bishop of London to Sir Wier Chola>,ley, by whose conveyance the property in now vested in She promoters of she Bill, is void. Upon this assumption of the Trustees, it is by them proposed to deprive the charity GI4 considerable part of its revenues, fur the avowed pur. • pose of-building a Chapel, and of constituting the village of Highg4S• sod its vicinily into • " district chapelry or parish." It has heen asserted, that it is the wish of four thousand peewits is the seighbunrhood of Highgate that She Hill should pass. If this were a fact, it would nut be of much imposmace, is looking at the express direction of the founder. The stoverlion is int, however, founded is truth ; fur, in the kat place, taking the hamlet of Highgate itself according to the menus, the population, includirg men, women, sad children, does not cassis( of some tbao tau *boomed live buodred souls. The promoters of the Bill sre the Tractors, sad is deter mining opt' its propriety as t►eir act, refer. nee must be hied to the deed which makes them *l'rustees. The question then is, how are they so constituted, sad fo► what purpose? By letters patent of Queen Elizabeth, in 1665. Sir Roger Cbolmeli y was empowered to foiled sad node, a Free Orem mar School : for that purpose the Royal Iteesse was given, enabtiag him to receive any lauds, beredissments, Ste. fur the better maim of the said School : the license also went un to authorise any perikoloil 10 give lauds, ice. to Sir Roger Cbohneley for the same purpose. . . . . Is time same year, in pursuance of such license, Bishop Grindsll (as lord of the manor of Hornirey) grained and casfirited to Sir 'Roger Cholnseley a smolt Chapel at High. gate (which was formerly • hermitage), together with two Beres of ibe waste lead adjoiniug to it, on the express con• ditiou that Sir Roger Chulaseley should therimpon convey such Chew] mud lauds, together with certain other premises given to ti e School by him to Trustees, who, in pursuance of lime original charier were to be eissunitated Governors fur the use sad saaintermure of the said Free Grammar School for ever, and fur so other purpose. . _ . . Almost immediately after this (via. In Jane, 1565) Sir Roger Cliohurley, accordingly, sad is pursuance of Ms let ters palest, cuuv.yei the claalsel, Iwo acres, and oilier pro perly therein mentioned, to the Trustees, to bold to them fur the use of the school and the better maintenance and support of the same for ever, and to no other use whatever. 'Ma last•mentitiatid deed, theta, is the instrument which invests the promoters of the Bill with the character of Ti us tees. Under this deed they have (together with their prede •eessiirs) been in the unclieputed possession of all the estates belonging to the fouudatian (the chapel and two sere* in cluded) from that•time until the premat. Ated the revenues arising from all such estates have invariably been deemed the r of the charity. Under these circumsi it is submitted, that Perlis meat cannot, upon the t.appeekezeion" of the Trawlers, who are bounJ by every obligation to preserve lbe charity water, remit those Trustees to represent that their lido is defec tive, and by that means to sanction an appropriation of the funds to purposes neser coutem plated by the donor. If the clause in page 4 of the preamble of the Bill be ex. ()ringed, the Rill must fail altogether, because it is upon the principle of that cause (of the grant being void) that the whole of the enactments are founded. It will, however, be shown is the Coin of Ch y (if this Bill does net pas., and so intercept the proceedings there), that the grant so question is absolutely valid, and is taut athtted by auy lute whatever. II has been said by the promoters orate Bill, that •clause shall be issiroduced, asylum die Joriedicolsir ut ibr Court of Chancery; sorb a clause would, according to a high legal authority, be absuid and altogether ongstory, torsion. the pnsil ire tnacameats are eositsary lo lb* Charter, and to the in. (urination which the A iturney-Geoeral has thought at, after item del.btration, to sign. ft la *wriest by the proinotersOf the Bill, that the Chsprl has tvcr beta a Chapsl of rate to the hunter of Highgate; this assertiow ts, however, 'untrue. There is wow lista, testi roomy of ;nib Chapel, previous to its eulaqyeaseat in 1771, bring muter the looms that were then used for the porpoesa of the Giarnanar School. It cats likewise be proved by the same testistiouy, that there was a Cla‘stral Library ails/41.4 to such School, and that the Latta Granular was taught there. II SO 8180 8 het worthy of obserrotion, that the promoters of the Hitt have net yet put in their boomers to the informs. flow. The diicovery which they will be cempelled to give upon • their answer world to doubt furnish the retool of fentinff the Bill: they have, therefore, takes othrootogiof tlw Arms of the abort of Cheocery, by obtaisiog as order for a month's lime (nom the 4th instimi) to pot iu their as users, which will carry them over the prelim, &mica of Pea lisment, daring which they are eadateolitioi to get Bill passed. Oa Tuesday aftsrpoos. *ltd.* a buy of the came of Webb, was riding hose a boese of Colonel 011ory'a from Hesiet's four, Cheltenham, the *Metal look frtght at a pr is Cam. •bray, as ran away, by which the boy was throws of tvad so dreadfully hart, that amwithattiodiew the Inissass sod *kaki amalgam of Dr. hileater, to whom ho was 4111140, wrist he 'spited is a quarter of eti PEbESTIII.4Y FEAT. ,Or Monday evening. thr ineteet. a race NOG* Fete wen reit ma the Loudon rind front Newark, by a merme' of •bnnt live fret file inches It;gb. and tight make. if, started freen the Horse and daeltrip, et Italtrest n'etoek. •nd rya owe mile,. which he rrieiEteel terent?. three inters in ►wa bowl and furiy.fise Innarter ts witi air port/es .a.e, which Wtla fire aniuule• wiibin dee gives.itleao. He offered to fro fifty mde• per day fbr fifty •site 401., If , IA eliwild be sir& that would remunerate Man fur Li; rrun 61.. I‘e andeattand the same pima ha. ran al latall unl LIIVOite, and ruse twenty nail,. In Ira heirs; he ran the aryl sic mules of the &Soot in forty emiloattee. MELANCHOLY OCCURRiNCt WILTOO, .11.9r.y ??. A moat painful ditty devolve-1i upon /8 is us to annowitee VIP melmicholv death of W. ['toyer, lisq.about 19 Sias of a;.,„ eldest son of the late Rev. Mr. Player, the worthy Rector .4 Stisisford, near Dorchester, a Midshipman belutigisig to I: t Majesty's shy Retubrilonatre, who wNs diowued yertere.iy to the weenwurd of Portland. The Iterviationetire lately returned to Plymouth front the Hedtterranean station to be paid of, this young geutlensar suns coming ht this port in an open pleasure heat with on; *minion, in order to proved to his its. thee and remit,. and bolos shortly ID come 6110 Ilse preeessioa of art estate of eon. mderable value, to bore resided oa it. His great partiality for the watery element induced Lion to prefer the voysge by sea to a journey by land. The wind bfon lug freak and a strong tide, the host drifted into the baste rout Race of Port. laud, shipped n see, mod in eousermenie sunk. The eattuan mid t un,, ti tuck to tee oars and apses, sad were otssersyl by the Portlanders. A eonsidervible time elapsed • before host could be launched-10 go to their assistance. They used eve. y possible exertion In rescue them from their dieadreil peril, and succeeded is preserving the $C , 1M411 . 1 life, but abil brave and promising youth amok to rise nu mole, after dilat ing on the water more Ilium Iwo hours. We tiodersthail that this Gentleman had afro tomtit! served in his Majesty's ship Nirrostrese„ wader the commaud of Captain Gambier, now iroptelsag Comanader of the Pre. veutive Service on lilts a atilt*. DU TRESS! NG RV ENT. On Thursday last a mu►t melancholy catastrophe ue, caned in this tows :—A plasterer, of the name i.f tattle, who had hitherto bone an irreproachable character, as sr honest, sober, and industrious man, on the sudden depot. lure of Isis sou from home, led to* excessive drink's' for some days to dissipate his melancholy, but on the men. ing of Thernday his ►hsme is refieetiag on his excess drone hint into a state of temporary inrimity. His infant child bad b. en ill for some time, and was expiring- before his eyes, the cradle being watched by hie wife, his modiee, and his sister. lie formed some 'mom for going op stairs at tweire o'clock, and nut t►e slightest suspicion was eater. tai std of his conduct—but is two hours afterwards the last agony coming upon her infant, his wife went to call loss dusts to see it dir, when, horrible to relate, on ascending the stairs, the ant object she beheld was her unfortunate Isis• hand suspended by his nerkkerchief from the teeter the bed! Her feelings of distress ■nd arcichelloess we shall not'attempt to describe, for languare 'mks besesio them. Mr. Mason was directly called in, but the spsik sf being was extinct, more to be relusse•l. Au impost was held on the body before John Cooke, Esq. Censer foe the ctionly, sod a verdict of inartotty relented...4o6olm hum Chronicle) MARRIAGES. Wednesday morale', Geo. Rowley, D D. blamer of Pak vet city College, Oxford. to Juliana Eltz‘beth, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Thorns, Ripley. Du Tuesday, at Bath, by the Rev. Dr.Girdiuer, Islip Bruwnluw, E.q. second moo of Charles Browolue, Esq. of Lorain, county of Armagh, Ireland, to Alicia, 'mud lough. ter of the Hue. Jobe &cone, of that e;ty. DEATIIR. On the Indi instant Charlotte, wife of the Rev. Alr. Lynn, Vicar of Cr.ixthwaite, Cundiedand, and dartehtir of the Lord Bishop of Carlisle. Her death war wrs.ii•.neJ by drinking told water oleo very but. Her liti.band 214 twelve children have to deplore an irreparable loss. On Sunday evening, al aselienhata, Mrs. Frew* aim is Dr. Randolph, Prebend of Bristol. NIGH WATRR AT LONDON BRINGS TAM DAT: Morning tot ieflee 1. 1 Evening 13 an,, 3. PRICE OF STOCI ,S YESTERDAY. flank Stock ..24Si 2461 13k. Long Attu. 40 9.16 3 per Cent. ReA. IWE BtY Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 791 3 per Ct Coos. 7t)utH India Conde.. 54 SS pr. 3.1 per Ceu1...%.,...91 He. Bills,. ....t,ttua 4 per Cent.. . 9711 I 4 6 pr. . , 981 98 Lottery 'rickets 24/. ii.. New 4 per Cents... 981 Cons. for Am.. 79,t11,1 9 71 981 - _ THOSE who from early and 'merino'. inditl. (Writers of I lre appetites sad passion., from intense application to blisitioia, or from devotion lo fashion, are ea (edged, nerroloi, and despondent, or have ihi•ir Impair alnagthaithariviciL and their vigoar and vivacity impaired, win awes with apredy and certain relief's Dr. $Ol.O MON'S CORDIAL BALM of GILF.AD. It enlivens tbr •p:ta, istrigortaca the mini and site body wh..n bysts ries, or dr. nego rreseed t a; on "a la i Al f I t ilik o rli rec n i ir , lrrfa and u ;i t v o e ' s . evo,y nap es• east sensation. • &Id by Mr. Manton, GA, Cornhill ; Mr. Silveri. 'ate Bacon and C, ), 150, Oxford-nil...A, opposite New Rood street; and all other Medicine Venders, price,' Iv. each. ur four in este fatality Wile fur 335. by which o se 11.. lamle us laved, with the words " Sarni Solomon, Liverpool," es. graved on the stun,. Patients requiring sdriee may obtain it by applicaliun to Gilead House, neeonapruied with I remittance of s we Pound Note. a Homittem pagioa soma sapit." a Oar page relates to otan."—Maimus.. lent publio&sui, primers. in beards (Fifteenth Edition', 111-1 E £ GIS of LIE ; a Non-Medical o. • oseetary ow the inilisoctions arising fro. Hemel Frailty, in *kith the Causes, Symptoms, and hooefel frets of Lars Vesserea, Goeerrlora, Stricture, Semi sal tVca tress, &e. are fully developed; Past 11. celestes Pm,' r(- meths en certain Female Complaints, is portlrelsr Sten. lity ; Pelt 111. calyxes l'reetteal Oliorreatioor Si Segall Debtlity, Self Abuse, and Menial Irritation, with seer teretteir oboervalioes on vvretable and seism, life; is I'et IV. is • Series of CAN s illustrative tif the precede , ' seltkett, eaplaissier then, to • familiar manner, and the elteie ••'• dr.ooed to the Y..uth soil Melitrliy of both& NCI , . 91 GI /S 4 sad Co. Coasultier Surgeon., Leaden. Nature frestis Osusibes rise drilil,Bi gain eugeoverit Nose, Hearer to all Ib' food of Wise supplies, Its frugal m1.0(.86810 risks the wive." - May lie bad at 20 P stet umter.row ; 50. Nil mai 41, Piccadily ; le, Prinver-streel, ; 32, Eli et..tsss 174, Fleet.slrert ; 40, West Smithfield S, Ctisaw . cl. London; Stevenson and Co, Binh and Co, Nocanh. R. Deck, Ipswich ; Harrell tad DuAield, Rath ; Bristol ; Halt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds ; sad at all Sultsellms. Stream. GOSS anti C. 0 . are !o be retlatilletl, al atilaii rya, day, at their house ; and Patients to the Granary ate "' qamded to describe minutely the case, earlusing a rim.' loam foe Advice and Medicine, alwclt ear be turatanad 1.. ally part of the World. GOV; and Co. IR. R. C. Senreive. Nq. ergiyar 4 TE` , St. 'lmes's; "pi No. 11, aorperiedor.re, neei-street, Loashaa. /ti-W • it THE DRITNH rspit asJ THE C LOBE Mew, No. 177. !WWI, by CHARINI P4NIVALk s g solo, ,~ 4 .~ ... -Or 111• Rik Rn #2.11 $1 Ilare won Ail Aka PO' *HO Lew '8 fi Re - . Dn e now &tea deL wry send MU Pain Ike ' 0 1 1,11 1 -