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would often geitillinit 1110 Salt 1104 . -66 911 " a a, Ihr 14th be was taken to his WI lIOW, sad ru may judge, of soy despair and twittery at owiwg the rennin's of my unwrdekd brother cohered with the earth ; I retold scarcely support myself, and war obliged 10 bare ttresoidstsnreat two pet so to beep we frogs falling to the greeted—the cesspoonts '#f ley youth, soy brother, aid, I way say, the wily true Weill 1 hod is the world, barbarously wed rreetly inwedered! 'I entrees iu London in t went ors fortnight, and ifb3lN theft he *Mein guile the whole df this Oriel aid blikdy ict more (hely. `Dew porratts, redeems, to t bootie lbisebrlVOlN sod Ihen b you hew befit visited by come severe itsfnrtissou lately, respowlere you still Wye children left, who 'Will yet Assume your contact aid support 1a 'oir old sr. I cannot tests Paris ot preseetk,un Iteemilii of the inveidigation which taking place by the ?Awed. Xattitiaailor, and I have some hopes ma the bat ttarods slid bludttyl3.3llllllet• wilt be brought to inetite." . _ RIOT AT TFIS INDUCTION OF A CLIIRFIVIIA.If. Os Beadily se'neiglit a ii•erseefttl rMt &elated at the sffilffea.,_Allfieft *war Leith, shout 'tea nodes from Marti cheater. Thefts+. Me. Burkett as been lately appointed by the Vicar of Leigh to she mioiwry of Autry chapel, elit ism, to she will of titan, of the parishioners, who cow:sired the right of appoiotmeut to be vested is tbeniselves. la estaaequeoce of this opinion they determined to uppetw„ by bore, the imalactios of the new Welber, though they had no persosal dislike to that gentfedian. An application hay. log bolo Mak to she Bishop of Chester, is whose diocese Alley is sksated, a writ was Issued to compel the inbabl seats to receive Mr. Backlit', ea their pastor. sod • Mr. Mal lbw, owe of the ftbetifraeMeers, sea ortkred to execute is. On Senile, foresoon the officer, attended by shoot. thirty respectable grotleniew, went with Mr. Burkett to the chapel, where they were met by several hundred peoplei who resolutely oppotied their calumet into the chord,. Audit% it impossible so excrete Ike writ, Hr. Slather rode ill Maw., chaster sad procured t wit oty..four mounted dragoons to arab* cis.. With this formidable reiufortement he arrived at the chapel about three o'clock, where be &end nearly • Shoe. vand ateple sawinhied, who, sot istimidated by the militerp o refsvod to wefts, I nor was it until the soldiers were me* Failed to sae the dais of their swords, asd to side amsog the crowd, that the Sheriff's tilicer and she Clergyman could make their way iota the chard'. Mr. Burkett thee ascended the pulpit sad weal through the service; bet the people's elated that they imolai oppose how again uu the following bands,. Several of the otology have been Mace appro. heudad. MOST DRSTRUCTIVR FIRE. On Tuesday messing (July 16), shoot half-past aloe o'clucki a 6 4 111 Illetwslug Ire broke out is the village of Lire, in a row of bosses called the Rack Close, the pee pers) of Mrs. Jobs Clark. The houses were built of clay. ohd thatched .Rh reeds, and offing to this, together wish the extreme drosses*, sad to the height of the wild at the time, the lames *hie% first *speared about the mites of tlip buildings, sapid', estesded to both directiess, cos sousing every thing with iieredshle fairy. The row was con. roiled wit► another of the same structure, so as to form two sides of a square, sad was the properly of the same in rtividsal. Is the ClPlltee of a few ssiusles, both of them were completely enveloped in the devouring element. Dor. tag the progress of the conflsgration, another row of houses, which run parallel to she brat, and separated from it by little more them two feet, wa■ in such imminent danger, that, though built of atone. and covered with slates snd Wm, the whets of it must have been enaisined, had it not been for she sigortins exertion of the people, unhappily destitute as they were of an engine. The Musing ashes, however, driven by the wind, and by the inspeloosity of the dames, passed Ober some thatched bosses that were pretty sear, and alighted WI two of that draseriptiort which were at time* the distance, belongisig to Mrs. George Matthew, nod which, hi • very short time were destroyed like the former. To these pre mises the Ire was, with such ditiscslty, cou6sed, though Il was sot tut under till muse time after twelve Velork, sod throrgh stfir heirarog rabble :a was sot completely en t isigusitod till towards airesisser. This ealisenny is sescles. stood to have originated from a hasdfisl of burning shavings 10114 up th. vent of one of Mae homer. is which • girl was k.ndling ■ lire. The sufferers, alas! are numerous, and tb• it leases have rear great, almost b►yond example. They are all sinking people, and ha►e sothisg insured. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JULY 27. Thii day his Excellency the boil Lieutenant *AI attend in mute, at three &cluck, at the Castle, for the purpose of investing the Lord Primate of icelas.d with the Order of St. Patrick. Yesterday his Excellehey the Lord Lieutenutti gine Ai voluptuous ditoier at the Victiegsl Lodge, Pt Pairk. _ Tt ts per/sotto hove been sentenced to death at the Cal low Mos.,. • Saturday last Mr. Justice Burton and Mr. Srr- Jerald Lefrny arrived at Roscommon, sod corns ttlruerd the Commught Circuit. On Monday the Lord thief Boron and Mr. Baron Smith arrived at Carlow and swore in the Growl Jury. The calrmlar is but light ; and no sere material business expectsd in the way of rrcord. Two hundred and twenty-live ;Jenkins are irs Tra. lee gaol for trial at the Assizes. The toral-number for trial at Clonmel is 160, iris eluding 16 for morder. 4rrita tfosova.A meeting took place at Fier ou Tuesday moruiog last, between Ed.- ward 61'Dermott, Esq. of Ruscommou, atteuded by James Lynch, Esq.; sod Denis O'Connor., Esq. of Willsbrouk, attended by J. M. M‘Doisuell,.Esq. The first fire proving ineffectual, the parties were provided with second pistols, on the discharge . of which both gentlemen were severely wounded ; MN O'Conwor's bull having passed through the left pet.; toral muscle, Ulcerating a considerable branch all the thoracic artery, which caused a great effusion of blood. Mr. M'Donnell's ball entered the covering el the abdominal nitoscle.—(Boyle Gazette.) DARING ROBORRY.--Suadayt between the hours of one and eight o'clock in the evening, during the absence of the family, the house of Mr. WYSTWOOD, silversmith, jeweller, and watchmaker, of. Prime's—street, Suho, was entered by some daring thieves, by means of fake keys, and Jperty of his owe was carried off to the •ninotint of 16,000/, besides the watches, &c. kit with him to be repaired. This robbery was effected without the slightest suspicion bring es. cited iu the minas of env of the neighbour., and in defiance of a patent lock being affixed to the street door, and the greater pert of the property being locked up securely, as was supposed, in an iron chest'in the bed-room or W. WESTWOOD. A.few days since, as EDWARD 01111011 N, Of Hope, near Kingsbridge, was standing ou the cliff; near the sea. he observed a swarm of bees flying under neath him ; he immediately desceuded, mud followed timin a quarter of a mile, when the wind drove them bock. The man stood still, and the bees all pitched 4I1) his leg, and souu crept under his jacket, and up his side sod arm. After this, he walked home to Hope, where he shook the bees into a butt without being stung; sod they are uow doing well. ~ _. BOW.STIMET. Yesterday Win. liorringdow, JoAa fieerjige, sod Inn. I Staines, were brought to this Office, lb the custody of our I of the horse patrol, and charged before Sir Richard withlobltiog William Boman, coachman to Mrs. Morby, of Walthauratow. is Essex, under the following circumstances : The Proritcator was returning home or Saturday night, in a chaise-cart, and slopped at the White Horse public. boom, on Chadwell Heath, and had some broody and water to drink; which, together with what he had bete driakiag b. fore, termed him to be coropletely intoxicated, sad Samuel Hammett, the landluril of the boast, pereeiviug that be was not la a state capable of taking care of himself, eedeavoured to persuade him to take a bed so his bower, bulbs abscissa* refused, and insisted on going on in his chaise•cart, when thew landlord very kindly insisted Epos preenring a was to ae. compaoy him iu it, when the Primmer Borriagdois offered his *entree to go with him; but the landlord Insowiug hint. hi a had charatier,objected, and engaged the Whoever Hew/jigs" who works for • farmer in the neighbourhood, sod be accord. ugly started 'with the Prosecutor, and bad proceeded but it short distance, when be observe d the Prisoner Staines, gad asked him to acerpospaay him for the purpose of walking beck with him, it beim; a late boar, which be agreed to do: The Prisoner Borririgdoo insisted open following the cart, and frequently bong up** the back of It. When they arriv. al sear the Rabbit putilie.lawass, um ibis aide of Ilford, t h e Proserator called out, These men are rubbing me ral wide% time tithes, the patrol, happened to be passing, ow his way from Stratford to Wood, when he mopped the cart, and took Hewjigo and Staines into custody upon the repro. *citation of the Prosecutor; but George Britton, the sailer et the Cauliflower public hoes", consists up at the time, pointed oat Borringdon as the worst of the three, and bad no doubt he was concerned in the robbery, sad in cone. pierce ' the patrol handcuffed him to Hewjigie, and took them all to the cage. The Pruercutur's breeches packet was hinted out, aad at .he sometime he f. It a pull at hie watch. The amount of shyer he was robbed of lie could sot tell. On the P.i. seue.'s (Heejigo) way to the cage be stopped twice to put up his shoe, which he said was does at the heel ; sad when he stopped the second time, Ss. ar. re faired oar the (mends this wee made a strong suspicious circumetence against him, but an explanaisou that lioningdou was hand-cuffed to him at the tune, g.ve a complete tutu In the whole of the case, and there was no doubt then that Borringdon was the robber, and Hewjigo and Staines'a evidence were taker against him, they beiug moat satisfactorily proved by their maatters and neighbours to be honest, hard-working, dud industrious men. HeWjigu stated that he had frequently pushed Burrioolos front the back of the earl, and bad actually found his hard at Aft Prosecutor's pocket at the time he exclaimed, *. These men are robbing me!" the patrol, slated that Borringdon, os his way to the rag., said he might to have bees hanged a year ago. Borrinadua, la his defence, in explanation of saying be ought to have Ix ell blared a year ago, was, that he coradht to bare bees hanged fur • fool. He was committed to take his trial at the Chelmsford Quarter &talons. Sir Richard Biruie highly commended the conduct of the oath, ; bat for his exertions, two innuct nt met) might base been committed and tried fur the offence. UNION•HALL. ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. •i Tetterday a young female of interesting appearance, mimed rentals/ Met, was brought op is the custud) of Rice the deer, charged with stealing from a leiter • beaker's ;beck ffir the amoorst of 961. Its. Bd. the property of ber wester, et. William Ford, a maltster at Nine Elms, Battersea. Mr. Ford stated that the Priaonrr was wryest iii his fa -91496 by whom she was always treated with the greatest hiosiness. On the 25th of February last having °ermine to make a payment to the firm of Messrs. Dixon and Co. corn factory, he us the 23.1 drew • check foe the above 101011114 IS his bankers, Messrs. Arnica sod Co., on which day he left LOOdUllb lle enclosed the draft lu favour of Memel. •dffittoo and Co. is a letter, which he directed to !Kr. Thor. Vales, of Duck-head, aothorisiag that gentleman to audit the payment few him, which letter he gave into the bands of the Prisoner, with directions to put it in .the posi.office, with an especial cantiou to take great rare of it as it contaioed money. The Prisoner took the letter sod went out for that purpose, and shortly after returard. Oa his (Mr. Ford) again coining to Loudon and attending the Coro Market, he was astounded at being ap. plied to by Messrs. Dixon mid Co. for the balases of their accost.,, sad the more so •bas he &laud that the letter ems tenting the check bad meet reached Mr. Hayes, to wboda it was directed. He made scleral inquiries of the Com troth, at the Post.offiee is Lonihard.street, who clearly proved the letter had sever parsed through his baud.; and on inquiry at the baukiag.hosise Of Dorris.. and Co. lie was told so check for that =oust had been presented there for payment. Mr. Ford, on returning home to hls house, interrogated the Prisoner relative to the letter, and she strenuously declared abe pot it into the Poet Office. After considerable exertions on the part of Mr. /Peed le trace the check and the letter, all of which proved iutffectoel, he drew soother check for the amount, and pald it to Dome sad Co. leaving directions at the bankers, should the former draft be presented for payment, to stop both It and the parties. However, the cheek Waal never offered, and the bushier rs. Rained ie mystery till Saturday last, she., in consequence of various articles of household linen being missed at different times, and strong suspicion falling on the Prisoner as hay 'ir of g stolen them, Rice, the oetr, was sent fur, who interro gated bee on the subject, and her asswers being of an eve. etre nature, the officer, after cousiderable rcalstaaes ea bee Yesterday, at this office, where Mr. Dyer was presidiug as Magistrate. Mr. Alley wished to call his attention to a pave,. graph In a Paper of the preceding day (TA. Coutifialoa). The passage be complained of ran lb.', god was respecting the late affair of the Bishop mad lite soldier : " Mr. Parkins states the bail to bare been only 6001. for the Bishop himself, and two sureties la 2501. carp!!! but why have we not, as is other cues, the nemesia the ' two tradesmen ?' Were they ' tradesmen ?' We do sot believe It; we have beard thecostrary ; we have beard that one of Ilse bail belonged to a profits:6n not usually verb feud of lanesseeiss bail. However, alined come out at last." Now, Sir (say* Mr. ALLAY) whets be says a prufessioeal • am, he must mean me, he considered it very inconseetent with the etiquette of his profession to bail any body, and he should have smacked any man on the face that had asked him to bail that geetlernau; but (continued the Learned Counsel) it is a false assertion, and I say he is a base and Infamous liar. Mr. Cubbett may hue his opinion, as he dial nut thiuk it worth big while to call oa him; he mu persuaded It could never have come from the office he was these is. The Bishop oe his egmainatioa wished to speak to him, but (hays the Yarned Costesset) I told him be was then a Prisoner, and epos his exasnioation ; and I could aot t►ee speak to him ; but then it is a most scandalous expreesigie, and he could not le tit par unnoticed i ha said at the time " if bail was offered, she Magistrate said be would take it.' Both the Magistrate and Clerk most be well aware be was Not bail, tied he trusted this circumstance would become public. The Magistrate said he was well aware -that what Mr. Alley bad complained of was false, and was certain that it was said from envy ■nd malice ; but it must be imputed entirely to Ignorance, at the same time observing, it was nut usual in auy case to give the acme of the bail. I t DIiBTORS' COURT, 'IMONDAT, JOLT t 9. cdsholirr-Oris bestowht up this .1 to metes OM Jodi iltiTlNAllee COM I HIS ease bad leen fully bard ya a preview' day, het is meseristeuee of a defect in 'fite service of ewe es. two mot tram s Aloe olirllied. t*. 0 0 day. This gmtkffnam, • She la • Major is lbe easy, sod had solved. duties the Irat the late war, with credit sel/kirde-de-Cumptu OPIP eel Peru.,, was opposed by Mr. PAL LADIO'. S. behalf of Meson ateeduesald sad Campbell, sot slew by Mc Coen, • ioeth.ltraker„ Is penes., The posed of the opposition in the former we wee, that Major Tyke bad accepted hills of 'scheme to • Isere amount, payable at Cu: and Greesweviers, fir at Mr. Chambers's, the hasher, without having made provision fur their pay- Mean. Titt:leairlreut, in ezpMeation, stated, that his rather, who is a mac of large prop. rty, bad been Is the habit of pirilisig his debts to i large amotnt, besides *Ain Min a haudrease putt!, allowance; but he admitted Ail wfieli the bills is the bands of hie opposing creditors might become due, he could not reckon with confidence epos attire than the amount of his half-pay. With respect to Mr. Gains oppoeitios, it appeared that She loselvest had ordered a cabriolet from Gees, fee which he saw him • second-hand gig and a bill of exchaege for the difference. Re had made so better prorisioe for tiele bill thee for the other, and whew it became due it was, like them, dishonoured. The cabriolet was, after some mostly', rivets by Mr. Tyler to a brother officer is payload of a debt. Is the ewers* of the resesinatiim, it was urged by Mr. POLLOCK that the !molten' was bowed to insert is his schedule his Interco', whatever it may be, in the United Service Cleb,, of which Major Tyler is • member. lt sp. is "eldest* teat Messrs. Misedeed sad Campbell, t i is g elposies credirort, are the Neereteries to this Club, sad ithist 'they conceived Major Tyler's interest to be worth levet MR. ?Ile members of the Club are limited, and there Sri at peesetit so many &Seers .f reek seeking for Sidatinsiobi that the Secretaries eakistated the value of the Ales, at Illis bent. The Court, however, espeword its opi. .mbe, that as Übe interest wee sot assignable by the rules Me Club, it was sot such a property as could pass to the mmligsers under his estate. The Court, viewing all the elreismetanrim of the case, were isi t opinion that the Insolvent bad contracted debts with his 'appall's creditor', without havieg at the time reasonable esprelstions of fulfilling such engsgessests, sod ordered that be should not be discharged out of custody mail he should have been is custody at the suit of his detainieg and oppow leg creditors, fur a period out exceeding rigid natal from the date of Alloy his petition. . • Part, ertweetled Ir searelsieg her packet, whet, Is I small leather purse, is the sure astuniskeseut of Mr. Pun), he found the long lee ebeeek, fettled op, and neatly bblitersted, sod labia she must here steles est of the es. velure. Os the Mom ettortheag Musk we Gilliam' of flees wire also &mud emeeirst her clothe', which west ides. lifted to be the property of Mrs. Ford. Rice, the steer, said, that sties be fumed the !beats the Primmer she was dieadfully agttated, sad atteispted to destroy hermit'. The Magnitude (Mr. Svelte)) called ai the Primmer fir her ilefeste. She said that se she was cerryisg the letter to the Petit °Mee, the child that she took with het tried to have it, and is order to pacify it s h e g a v e the chill the letter, wM broke she twat, and the check tumbled eel, .he wee fearful If she made it knows to her muster he would discharge bee, therefore elm tore the letter it pieces, mei kept the check by bee. She declared she sever had any fumed'''. of lowans, the mosey for it; Tie napkins, &c. foiled Is her bus were giver her by her mistress fur her see. The Magrettlite said, the 'chary tIM eeillciently ties& tint against her to authorise him semi, bee to take bee trial for the robbery—she wee comspled sectordingly, sad *se takes Vent the bar shedding 'tape. areiron.eiltotig. 11107 AND irbIIIRiNATION 111101IGSTTH IS BARGE. MEN ON CANAL Yesterday Thomas MIXWA, otherwise liedemete; name Owens, otherwise Sturxr •' Wattle,' Plehertwil, oiberwhie Minim i sod Peter Hatid, better known by the mama of Peter the Bold, six 11.01Tefliw baryons whit dere charged with being conversed in the riot sod combiastion to raise their wages tia last Thrinday worwolng, she, the 3d regimes( of guards were to embark at Pedili•gtoo is board 20. of Messrs. Pkkford and tea beefs for Liverpool. The Psi., sowers were apprrheoded by 11.1mbrIck sod Thiseltos, at Aissley, in Warwickshire, the eldest of whores did nut exceed 22 years, sod were better koowo by their nicknames, which are annexed, than by their chrhalso sod 00000 tam Mr. Mariner atteuded for the pamecolioo. Mr. John Goulding sod Mr. Jobs %Yrighi, agents to Messrs. Pitkford and Co. identified the Prisoner, to he vety sohs to IM riot, particularly Slower, Sklawer, and Redman, who west on board some of the barges, pulled the toes who were willing to proceed with the boats out of bed, awd threatesed to throw them overboard into the water, if they attempted to move goy of the boats from thence until their wages were rose to 10s. a week each. The Prisonen i■ defence stated, that they were compelled, under a threat of being thrown Iwte the water themselves, to join la the riot, by the rest of the bargeman, particularly Owner, Chester, Tassel, aad Little George (nick.aanses). Their real abeam they did not kauw—nose of whoa* ate yet in custody. The Magistrates toeing 640i:tied with 'be proof against the Prisoners, columned them lin prison, and to give 24 hours notice of good and sufficient bail to Mr. Harmer, to abide their trials at the ensuiog &Wont. NARLBOItoUOII-STREST. KING'S Vali' TO scoriAtrn. [Fret the ititallerph Stier of 144they.] • The mod active preparations continue to be made hers for hit Miljesty'll expected visit. Three of his Majesty's amities, old • quantity of stores. arrived at Newhaven this morning from Loodon per the James Watt. Wednesday lilt the Town Council appointed a committee to make the decessary arrangements for the prop* reception of his Majesty. It is now filially resolved on, that the banquet to be gi'Ven to his Majesty. bg the Magistrates sold Council, will be in the Parliiieneut-house. We believe it is eaderstood his Majesty will proceed, in the first place, to the Advocates' Library. which is to be splendidly illuminated, and from thence to the bauquetiug-room, upon which at present there are a great cumber of worknien employed by Mr. Trotter, and Sandi will be tastefully and ele gintly decorated. The preperitioiss likealie at the Palace are going on with anni*ing alacrity, and which we observe will soon be lighted up with gas. The improvements at Dalkeith Palace seeds° pro secuted with great rapidity, and we understand a new carriage way is making from opposite the oew entrance to the palate. across the field to this gibe of Melville Castle. It has been proposed to have the toad between Dalkeith and the city lighted up, and it was surveyed yesterday by a lamp contrector for that purpose. Preparations are busily making throughout the city, both by public bodies and inditriduals, foe' a general illumination, which is expected to continue for several nights, and to be the most brilliant and magnificent that ever took place in this city. Vesterday the Royal College of Surgeon isp ? pointed • Committee to draw up an address to be presented by a deputation Of their members to his Majesty on his arrival in Edinburgh, end we audit shied that the Royal College of Physicians are to meet today for the same purpose. 'the Faculty of Advocates met on Tuesday. and appointed a Committee to prepare an Address to his Majesty, and to consider whether any and what farther marks of profound respect and loyalty the Faculty have it in their power to exhibit. We understand that Mr. Peel, Secretary of State, takes up his residence with the Marquis of Lothian ut Newbottle Abbey, a short distance from Dal keith Palace. POLI(:ff. .-.w- 1 . • P . • ORNITHOLOGY. A partridge, followed by 19 young oat*, of • peculiar breed, may now he seen in the garden of the Doke of Due clench, at Lingholm Lodge, in Ibis county. The parent bird, together with three others. was brought up last year by a comma hen, and retained at the Lodge fur the purpose of destroying rennin. At the approach of spring, however, three of the partridges were impel'. d by iostiact to seek a wider rsage of lawn sad cover, while the fourth having be come the constant cumpawitio of the gardeaer's cock, evinced ors disposition to Ily away. Chanticleer was gallant enough to repay the attachment of his companioo, and willingly resigned a crumb of bread or grain of barley to the speckled stranger. Unlike the patient hen, however, the partridge was so jealous and ■o great an enemy to poly gamy of any sort, that she attacked every other bird that offered to approach the cock, mad from her superior activity rectally bad the best of it its all such encuouteis. At lemma the bars yard representative or the Grand Signior buying almost killed soother cock, was resigned to the keep ing of a perms residing in a different part of the country. Thither,.in spite of every obstacle, the partridge followed his, lad in her search was observed miogling with the poal try of different farms, on. of them at least two miles distant from Langhohn Lodge. At 400 both birds were restored to their pliers's' duag.hillq hal by this lime the attacloneut of the partridge had begun to abate, and ►be was oho rued to be less and less in the cock's company until she left it alto gether. About a mouth moo she was discovered %ming Mohr a cabbageroi a nest that contained lb egge. The bud is quite lame, cornea whys called olio*, and feeds readily lee the hands of persona Will WIIIIIII abc is familiar.— (Dlsofries Courier) YORK GAOL DELIVERY. M r . Berea Wood, at there **dock on Saturday afiernonn, passed the awful sentence of deeds upon the following pri• rosier. : Robert Moseley, Robert Ibbriron, home Jessop, Robert Corers, Robert Wright, and Robert Moore, convicted of burglary; Rob.. rt We!ford, for stealing in a dwelling-hour, to the value of 40..; James Brown and George t;ulley, for aaeoilege; Mary Thompson, Win. 131•1111111 f, arid Roger Dobson, fur higlisr•y robbery; Janus Hte OUR, for horse btealing ; and Marmadeke Dominos. for viteeP-Idealint• His Lordship intimated that mercy might be extruded to all, except Dobgarii, for rubbing the Mill. Isaac Jubusos, fee rob burg his niaater.to be confined too calendar months; Hannah Yroard, fur steeling wearrog apparel, six mouths impriunn meat ; Jaue Hardy, for curivryi•g files into the raallc, to be transported fur seven years; Rubes t Braithwaite, fur petit larceny, three calendar months to bard labour; Thus. Wood, as an accessary, judgment aneeted ; lushes Widgeon, fur perjury, one year to hard labour and to stand one hour ill Ilia pillory; and John Bayliss, ler perjury, oar yrir to hard labour. The Liverpool sessions commenced on Monday lavt. Among miler bills presented by the grand jury, was one against T B. Joition, for a libel wi Mr.. M•Gialsois. Toe libel charged that lady and se* end other performers at the theatre with having entered into a cooaptracy to compel Mr. VANDEII HOF/ to quit the stage by unfair and harasatug bc hay.our towards him. His Grace the Duke of Bticcleach, with Lord and Lady Montagu, hive engaged lodgings its Barry's hotel, Prince's -street, during his Majesty's visit. The Earl of Errol, the Earl of Fife, and the Earl of Morton will take up their residence at the Royal Hotel. The Earl of Breads'bane occupies Lord Bslmuto's house. in St. Andrew's-square ; and we understand elegant apartments have been taken by the Earl of Rosalyn in Great K►ng-street. A beautiful medal has been des►gned to be struck in gold, silver, and bronze. The obverse has been cut by a young artist of this city, who has succeed ed in form►ng a most striking l►keness of his Ma jesty. The reverse is iu progress, sod is a representa tion of Scotia presentiug the Scots Crowns to his Majesty; the Castle is happ►ly chosen as the place whence the allegorical figure has come. ■od the King stands in au upright posture, with hes Leek to finlyrood House. Mr. Murray has commenced hie alterations and decorations of the Theatre Royal. A uew entrance is to be made to the Royal Box by the present Box.o%ce His Majesty's horses, which left London on Fri day hut, are expected at the Duke of Bueeleueh's stables in the course of next week: the Caledonian Hunt stables at Dalketth are reserved for the horses of his Grace the Duke of Mouirose. his Majesty's Lord Chamberlain. Two troops of the Scots Greys have arrived at Dalkeith, under the command of Lieutenant-Colo nel Hankiu, where they are to be joined by other two troops from Glasgow, who will form the house hold guard of his Majesty, along with► four cow ponies of infantry. Two troops of the Greys hare arrived at Piershill, and the reminder will continue in Glasgow, until they ■re relieved by the 7th dra goon guards, now on their march from Manchester. Three troops of the 3d dragoon guards are on their march from Newcastle, to join the head-quar ters of the regiment at Piershill barracks. The Royal Mid Lothian cavalry are under Orders to hold themselves in readiness for the arrival of his Majesty. They are to be quartered in Edinburgh. Shortly after his Majesty's arrival, there will be a grand cavalry review, consisting of the Greys, 3d dragoon guards, the royal Mid Lothian, and the East and West Lothian cavalry corps. The 66th regiment from Sunderland are hourly expected in Edinburgh. to form his Majesty's guard during his visit. lIMMIIIMINI NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSIIOUTIT, JULY 18. Railed the Royal squadron for the Downs. nt.srasotcrs, JULY 47. Arrived the Douse Cosily, Herbert, frump Nip; Dart from Dartmouth ; and Gambie► (ruin Youghall. WALDIOUTII, JULY 96. Sail' d the Csmetess of Chichester packet fur the Islam& ; Duke of tom packet fur Lisbon ; Speedy, Andrews, fur Newfutindlaud ; and Reward, Ale:Art(l4.r, for Buurdeaux. Le vcarooL, a VLY 27. The Halliday, Steward, from Liverpool for the H Ilir WI, totally lust the 18th May on Alaeraoris Shoal crew sawed. REAL, SILT 27. Sailed 1114 morning the Thames, Heeisidr, fur Bengal and China, and ihr hole of the uuiwa►d.buuud fur their Jif f; resit desiiii•l ions. Conte down from the River and reinains the Jape, 11•11•4 fur Oporto. JVILIf tB. Arrived Ihi• morning and smiled for the River tb- Ruth. Winley, 37 Jaya from Jararkies l sad Maly, 11.Gregot ) from A beau'. Since the last Sessions, a tread-mill, for grinding corn, has been erected iu the 13evou County Bride. well ; from which, besides finding wholesome ex ercise fur the Prisoners, the county will derive some benefit—front the grinding of sturdy vagrants into their senses. THURSDAY, JOLT t 5. A Meer Cep, value 50g.. with 10p le cpeeie, for borer., &c. Coal sever woo 100 g.. before monolog; three year reldo, lot.; fuer, Sat Sib. ; five and upward., fist 10flo. Morro allowed 9111. Two-aide brill!. Mr. Lasobtoe's be. b. Ca yeller, by Amodio, S year. old, walked over. A match, Mr. Pattisoa's die mite beat Mr. Soode,..e b. c. Towles. Heals. THE TURF. BETTING AT TATTERS4I.L'S, 111ilirOAV, Ivir 2. Lkosa. 5 to 1 apt Swap ll to 1 oett Ai*: le to l apt Staadane SO to 1 apt say ellotr. 10 to 1 skit learitetimo otiPdio s to 4 apt Spores 161.1 apt Litesii. 22 W1111.16122 sr. 1,2022, to 4 agst Model I 2to apt Past ille. DONCASTER Al ESTI NG, !its. 11A+URDAT iavottir Tim mitirtfte. Lanibton't cb. f. Fortuna, by Cuevas. tlell. d. . ar,i Lsi Queresberry's bl. c. Pluto, by Smolensk*, Gt. O. Leger Course. thOis. b f. lair J. Bynit's b. f. Illatfetioa, ►y Cervisies, B.t. 46.40. Lnid 1 1Joaensberrea b. e. Orator, by Prima hi 'Omar, Saint. use mite; Mega. b. h. Lord Dartiogios hits potebaaed of Otroreil firnercoori Marcella,. by //brim, oil of Saari', sow parotid foruoultr fur t►e Doncaster it. Leger. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, INC atonoat. Duke of Grafton% Positions, ad. 31b aid. Duke of Port land% Any, bat. A. F. 2OSg.. h. ft. DURHAM MEETING. W1D741141:1A14. JOLT it 4. Tips Trial bates of tOes. each, for too yaws old robs. Sol. 316.; Mills bal. Once mord. Mr. J. Pergosou'a bay roll, by Comma, dam by Delpiai.. I Mr. Lawiletoa's b. T. Berealoa, by Leopold Mr. B J. Salvia 'a eh. f. Princess, by Cu.., Lord Stewast:s eh. c. Little Bidduk ..... Good race. The Filly &sires of 20gs. each fur ibreelear.olii., Bsi Once gonad isd a distance. (4 flobseribres.i 01suices eh. by Leopold, out of Laurelsbus-W.loi 1 Sir E. Dodswortb's bay, (by Wuful, dam by it, mem- Wooer Easy. A Maid,* Plate of SOL for Hones, ie. Two-mite heats. Mr. Haw's eh. so. Maiden, by Comes, 5 yn old, ell. Ob. Mr. Tbo. Sykeis b. g. Poor Bat Gelding, by Cardi sal York, 4 yrs old, Set. 910..... Mr. Laaobtee's e. by DOG Cossack, 3 yrs. Sat 2 dr MARKS TS. CORN EXCHANGE, KOWDAT, ivtx 19. Oar market was well supplied with Wheat this morning, antoagat which were!" few samples or this year's growth, the quality of which was very i.e, mid is coniequenee of the assented stets of the weather the demand was tolerably brisk for prime samples, at as &dames, of li. per quarts, ; but there is so improtretneet is the priced the inferior gas. Illles. Barley was dell sate, slid ls. per quarter lower than on this day sevanight. The Oat trade was very Leavy, and last Monday's prices were ouly obtained fur Rae fresh Cora , all saber suns are Is. per greeter cheaper. la Beaus amid Pease t►ere is 160 alteration. GUILDFORD, JOLT ?7. Wheat, per load ..... .. 51 Os to 151 As New ditto. Ol Os to 131 04 Oats, per quarter . 01 His to 11 Crs Barley, per quarter ...... 01 18s to 11 2. Brass, per quarter .. 11 4s to 11 10s Grey Prase, pergoarter .. 11 Gs to 11 10. SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, JULY 29. Our market continues to be aboudaatly supplied. sail it war with difficulty that last day's priest, were soppy:Nl, slid that only for the heal quality. The following is a■ accurate statement of she prices sod aumbers To .ink the offal per stone of Sib. Beef....ts. Oil. to is. 4d. Head - of Cattle this day: dottoo..2s. OJ. to 39. •d. L050b...3s 6.1 to 4s. 6d. Yea1....3s Od. to 4s. Od. Od. lo is. 4d Besse, ,S3O Sheep •nd Lambe i4,iw► Calves Ylu Pip •••• •••• NEVVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Comas.) Beet .... 2s OJ lo 2. 81 I Ycal .... Ito 141 to 4 0.1 Mottos.. 2s OJ to 24 &l Pork .... 2s 4tl to 31 Lratb 3. 04 to 4. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW so. Jall Hoy 31 51 da to 41 4s 0.1 I Hay 315: Od to 4/ 4. Od New doll 1040 d to 31 14. Od I New do. 0/ Os Od will Or 0.1 Clover 313 s Ott to 41 4s Od Clover 31 Od to 41 W. Od &raw 11 4s Od to 21 2s 04 f Straw 11 10. Od tot/ 2s Od PRICH OF HOPS, per Cent, . . New Hops is Peektis sos to 98s New Hops is Bap 5l). to 70s Old Hops 2Bs lo bUs PRICE OF POTATOES, JULY 29. New Potslnes, Ware . 4s. 091. to 4a Bd. per cwt. Middling COAL MARKET, JULY 29. Ships lit Markel. ShipsSuld. Price. :lit Newcastle IS Sunderland . .. 9t 33. lid. to 4ls tid. it State Coal 1 Welsb Cwel ..... ... 1 .. --a. Otl. la 924. 06. 1 Calm 1 --a. N. to 34.. tkl PRICE OP STOCKS TETTERDA Y. Bank Stock 2501 251 t I India Stock ...... 9.51 3 per Cent. Red... 8111 1 I India Ronds..6t 64 pr. 3 per Ct. C0ne..... 904 I Rs. Rills, 2.... 1,0001. 9i p.r Cent. 9% I 5 6 pr. 4 per Cent........ 991 f I Ditto. small" • • 5 7 Pt* New 4 per Cents. 9911$ I Cons. for Ace..... tutti Bk. L.. Ann. 4201 15-16 BIRTHS. On Wednesday last. doe Lady of Major Middleton, of the 2d dragoon pumas. of a a• Oa Thursday, the 25th instant, at C•iglittia, the I ads of George Murata, Eaq of a datightir. MARRIAGE. ~~ d/OIMWAINw-'-`' Since St. Swithin's day, which wan fair, we have not had • day without rain. The downfall has been excessive, snd we entertain serious ap prehensions for the forward wheats. The sky is still cloudy and portentous. had it raiued on the Saint's day, we should almost have become converts to the vulgar superstition of a 40 drys deluge.— (Lirerpool Mercury/. Lately at Weymouth, Sir Juba Oldn.-111, Hart. to Ahma, third daughter of Mrs. Macarlury Hume, of 1.11•4114)•1 Costly, county Anima. DEATHS. At Brighton, Dr. Peenbertoo, fellow of the College of Phssicistie. Sur. &r. In Weymouth sweet Porilsoti-ploce, on the 22J Oasis', Mrs. Sarah C. Beam , aged VS ran. HIGH WATER AT LOMOON Illnitxat THIN DAY. Mersin 15 cher It. I &win 411 ober 11 Pri•trd &ad Published at THE ERITHIH PRUE a•d THE OLOBEIteue, N.. thread, by CHARLES CORM WELLot M /tests. _ lil t "me". • • •-• Ph i l :t ill'. SK i. l4 se r r . eet tbe 221 11,0 " 1, ondsy Since St. Swithin'a day, which was fair, we have aim sw i m . se grand not had a day without rain. The downfall has ' ljel UII been excessive, snd we entertain serious ate 1 Nita, WATER AT LO IRON SRI mat THIN DAY. iy and prehension. for the forward wheats. The sky is I ili ffs i eg is OW it. I Eveakag 411 after II Laving still cloudy sod portentous. had it rained on the EDEN- Saint's day, we should almost have become converts Primed awil Published at TEE ERITISH PALM s" is be- to the vulgar anpersiiiion of a4O drys deluge,— (Lirerpool Mercury). THE OLOBEllliair, No. It!, thread, by CIiAID.I• 2 CORNWELL, et Me Ste's& F E