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FOWL ..•Mem.• - 110 W 3. " 1 " 4 ” Dii.ld Mop:, immtilift) of the White art • .P 0 30 0 "-I'e“nte, Drury Inst. stiele.cd tow q t••11PIT1X, to sa- FIN. 0. r.... 4011 do eill spina lf.in or oulTerilig a. 6.i 6.94. e vet *ll pe,Jeed Ilestignibtecninst piernittted skinks, and . . altio a tale csnai 111101.114 In 1600144 M W liis baste. ate wait en.leichasi in ibs plushly of 4D.. masitsoliesigkil S*LWT. ROTIRERY iN ST. JAMI6 4 OI PARK. T.:W*oday ,halts firlehitte sad Welkin Grim:ll4le were t.lrinl by Captain G.l•t „f th e )Etta Kin(s with ruhltine 7 4.! ire` Captain wile., text yeleeilay •• • •,r hr Went to Rt. James's Park, forlhe psirpo4e of creiiiir the .inds tviiercit; while standing is the circle, hr was +or tostwied by three fellows, whom be suspected Nit some i.lcsi„m up .n him, which induced bins tip walk in o4lsGrient direertwis, and they followed him ; to be attic- SMI thig they were thieves, he tinny, quietly an the spot, saliva the prisoner tank his station directly np. _pusite him, with his back lamed, and in a very drateenus 411•11Tirr pot ks bands bellied hem sad rat ul his swab; he immediately felt I'm Its pocket-handkerchief, and ibal was Rune. He (the Captain) immediately seized them and spire them in catitordy, awn th, handkerchief wit* (wind INS Near - the third p•ripow e•roirelll,. l'itedhrm and Calm corroborated the Captain's eaidesol, tbe Prisoners were folly committed for trial. wousntr-mtarr. Qhs Satorday twat an application was toad* at tibia Wrote to the eittiwtt Magistrate far a suntinos• to require the ap. pra•more of Mr. James May, sew. who claims to be 4.estry ee-it to the parish of St. Matthew. Bethnal erre, to vicar 0 , . the p.ortehial bailie, papers, &c. in bus possession. which t r twirl as vestry-clerk fot the last 3? years.--The appli e. :Wit was disatiowel. MILITARY ',VTR/IL:E. [From the Leeds Ifesestry.] coseitTitottsit, IV•ILEFIELD. NAT 19. In the Merenry of the 29th ult. we gave au ac count of a most cruel and unprovoked assault com mitted by two military men on the person of Samuel Cherlesworth. at Overton Toll-bar, near Florhisey, Tu the West Ruling of this county, by which lie was PO severely wounded as to excite serious •ppre heosions for his life. The friends of the young man, who are persona of greet respectability. thought it nine to public justice that a legal investigation tkould be instituted ; and after reveral delays. the cruse of which it is not necessary to explain, the hearing clime on this day at the Courtelionse„ is Wakefield, before Betijniniii Dealtrv. Esq. the Rev. William Wood, John Maude, Esq. and John Egretnotit, Esq. At the commencement of the holiness, Captain kiiibthorp rose and addressed the Magistrates. fie stated ;hat the conduct of the military under his commend had been much misrepresented in some 'of the public pipers, and reqnested, that before the examination of the witnesses was proceeded with, the Reporters might be ordered to withdraw. 'lb, Magistrates, sifter s short pause said. they did nut think it necessary to make such an order; hut they intimated to the Gentlemen who attended for the public press, that it was 'hei r wish th at no past ul the evidelice should be published, as it might prejudice the party accused when be was put upon his trial. With this intimation they expressed their readi er'', to comply. and the hearing proceeded. Wit.. mosey were then called to prove the assault, and the ownuninasion was proceeding, when Cep?. Sibthorp observing that the Reporters were occupied in tak ing notes. again interfered, and wished the Bench to order them to desist. The Magistrates. however, made tin inch order ; but the Reporter., to avoid u vt , ecestarily irritating the Captain, I.:id down their pent, and the examination went on without r,.y further interruption. The result was, that Thomas Qiten, a !irritant in the 4th Dragoon Guards, was ordered to find bail to answer fo. the assault at the en,ning Quarter Sessions, and Captain •S‘btliorp gave the necessary security. Comider leg ourselves bonnd by the promise made by our Reporter, we shall not enter into any &b o l a ~f vic eentrinstion; hut we may hr allowed to plate, that ;t did not. in any material circumstarc-, differ from the necount we have already laid before the public. %tie will take the liberty further to ob serve, that if any inaccuracy of statement had clout into any of the piddle papers, the most prompt and effectual way of correcting it would have Loco by the publication of the evidence given utiou oath relative to this revolting transaction. The officer. who was stated to have given the order to to serjetiot to assault Chodesworth, was not in sstviidnote. The Agustin excursion of the Mayor and Corp*. ratite Body of Newcastle, in their barge., on Awes). lion Day, exhibited little of that pomp and circurn solace, and indeed fewer attractions than on most former occasions. Their jurisdiction on she Tyne being between Sparhawk rod Fiedwin Streams, it has long been ciistrunary when arrived at their wes tern limit, near Newhnrii„ to land at that place and join in restive mirth and jollity with the villager,. alilat 'Owl ..trip, it on the light (autistic toe."., tat hrte none of the Magistracy fai,ded, and all wig t i /I mo pi n g melancholy awl pensive sadness; wibeiher from a recollection of the Mayor's letter to Lord SIONOUTII, or a kindred feeling for their country. involved in deep distress, we are not told, Dm instead of mirth mad gladness, Ali was tinned toga,/ twiner.. Os the river a few canna,' were made to roar, bat uniccoeu;imnied with those popular congratulations «Cul' on former (+erasion' were exhibited by n utria,' assemblages un lie 04:sor as they passed. ?fie rel.4l;yea soot fret.erts of F/LOST. the late turni:ev of t. e Celis:sur.street Pinion, have insti tuted pr:irtrinngs ot.tdiwst a maw in business in the efsy. for having pawned that the unfortunate 1n,.. l' 'r ceired 60(V. for having facilitated Ilse e: cafe of Captain Dam f•om prison. ficrontlto, tot. Ospuin's *purled. is to be a witness upon the part of Faose.. GOODING now states, that it wog with split theettlty lie prevailed upon Copious Dims to *.ilk out of the prison. As Rein as the . 4;.gy:ite had been completed. be sat down 'in a tremblo,7, and discolmolive state, and said he newer . could _go thrungh pith tile brucess. GOODIN.' pallet him out of hi. trot. mutt told him at least to make the attempt, as he could not lie worse at than be was at that inouserotrod met by at; effelt be resell better. Gueotele then forced him to the 'in a Ile tooth-ache was, bear. all a sham. U V i ' t !-- THE TURF BETTING.ROOII. Motn►r, Mee Is. •••••• : te a beiat ieitli, day nu the Derby awl (laßa.•tht yard who much crowded, nid ileaureada upon thourandt writ htistled •toast. It it au u ..... I el.. assta.ice, that, with the riterptiow of two trifitot betters, threw was no kewaliirp. Tb.,r was wise betticif ow the St. Leiter Stokes, as follows 14 to 1 nest Mr. Po•rae's 116 to 1 eget Admin.. c. by Watson, out of 11 to 1 twat Munreiih • 120 to 1 sot any (Alban'. - 2b to 1 stet Smalesoko t. • •,• II i.ssieb ihst Seller's owner won 40,0001 by Ihe DryinSm. 20 Ow himself, awl the rrineneler for his (newly fdre. barked lin bone throughout. satkltie confidence woe •tuft whaltrn. • - . BEVERLEY E NG —Yealain se . WIAIITIDAY, icor 17. Sweepslake, of 2fivi. erode. for Itoriwe. 04r. of •U sago. Four tittles (Thr►e Sobeerib•re ) Mr. Yutelie b. h. Peolowns, by S.r Patti, iced. list. 1101 b. 1 Col. King's br. b. Muter fleverley, 5 yre.lll4l. •Ib' 2 Fifty Pomade fter maiden horses, lex of all agcy.—Two-atilt h►n to. Mr.O.lbosies wr r. Pyrmods, by Mark Me f:horles, 4re bid, 71w. 71b. Mr. IVotr• h. f by Cerbetosoot of Wm Cron field. 3 yes old, B , d. 41h. Mr. It. Bower's b. f Asogeilea, by Antodia, out _ _ _ II( Sliall Crogie, 3 yrs uld, 6at 41Is ..... 1 4 3 dr Mr. Jerkiest's b. f. Liter to Cardinal %Volory, yrs nid.,114.41b. Mr. Nils'. cis. I. Moonshine. Ay Si Ivri Aryls, dans by Comilla', 3 yrs old, est. 411 s. The:Gold env, by 11 eutrierilwrs of IO s. rac►. web lOsos. silted, for bones, &A. of all ages. Three milts. Mr. Petres b. b. Roman, by Camillns,s yrs old,Sst.l3lb. Mr. Yalees h. A. PRISIOWI tt , aged, 9Ai Mr. Watt's h. f. by Tholiskrbolt, 4 yrs, 7sl. 13Ib The following also siars.d, but were not placed : Mr. 'Vises h. m. Cottage Girl, 5 yrs, eat. 101 b. Sir M. M. Sykea's b. h. Camtsysrs, fis yrs, est. 131 b. Mr. Cpplrby's cA. c. Ml:dbuy, 4 yrs old, est tlb. An exceeding 2ne race, being severely mistimed. and wan by nut more than half a Moll; t►e most immutable rifling was also displayed, ley I. Johnson OS Rumex, sad J. Jack son on Panics:rots. The Members' Purse of 50/. for losrsee, &c. of all ages.... Three mile heats. Col. King's hr. b. Master deer/l477lSYCerberbs, 5 yelp si, Sib. Sir. V ppleby's eh. r. lilboy, 4 yr. vid , 7at. 2 2 Sir. T. 14)kees br. e. Mr. Speaker. 4 yrs old, Tat. 131 b. 3 3 FRIDAY. Sweepstakes of 20p. raeh, for Ihree-yrars old colt, 91d. 311 i ; fillers fist —One mile and a half.—(b Siebseribrrs.) Mr. F. Wares b. e. by Crrberna, Lent of Tantlierine.... 1 Mr. HOAPOU'II b. r. by Conies, oat of Priscilla .. 2 Mr. Firy's eh. e. by Marmon, dam by Palmier b In 4nn Mr. Watt's reelt-.-in running 16 In 1 on Mr. Haelgson's h. c.— won by two length.. Hailer& Stars of log.. rack, fur horses, at. not tlinrottgb bred ; four-year old. , llst. ; five, 1 Ist. 9lb ; six and agrd, 124.—lientIrmen riders.--. Two Subscribers.) Mr. Ifeepkinsuir's hr. g. by Black Tropbonitsr, dam by Young Shortie, 5 yra ..1d... Mr. R Gilbert's br. g. Skipjack, by Kite (alluaed lu eater at p.... 1) Mr. Jackson's b. h. Merryman, by Trafalgar, 6 yrs old 3 Mr. H. Pirarse's b. g. by Macaroni—Planet. aged. Mr F. Wail's b, h. by Cerberns, 6 yrs old. Mr. T Sykes s h. g. tey Tinsiitliy, 8 yr. 9IJ. Mr. Shipley's bl. in. Lady Horner, by Adonis, 5 yrs nit Even betting en Lady Home. ASCOT HEATH RACES, 1620. On Tuesday, the 3011, May, his Majesty's Plato of 100 gs for horses of all airs; four yrs old, 9st.; live yrs old, 10st ; six sod aged, 10st. Ilk Four The v- end aad last year of a Sweepslakev of 10th. each, fur •II ages; four yrs old, Tst. 9lb ; Ave yr. old, B.t six yrs u1d,13.t. 111 b.; and aged, gat. Mares to . be allowed 31b. The winner to be woad fur 300 gs. if demanded with'', a quarter of an hour after the race, t he owner of the iiecnuA bur-, being first entitled, Ike To mart at tha Half-mils Pow on the New Mile, and go once round, about two mules and a half. The horses to be named to She Clerk of the Course before four o'clock au the day of entrance fur the Flares. lluß{cßl/FRP. H. R. H. the Duke of Yuik Mr. Payne H. R. H. the Duke of York i Lord F. Dentin. h. Lord Foley The Gotland' Stakes of Thirty Guineas each, 20gs. ft. for horses (dal! agts (two yr olds rateeptcs); tau miles and a half. Those that &dent ft. by the Saturdsy after Epsom Races to pay legs only. Mr. Vansittart mimes Mr. Roger.'. Ranter, 5 yrs old, 9st. Mr. Stereos's Charming Molly, aged, est. 1011). 1). of Portland salon Mr. hw."' Fanny, S )rs old, SC. 911.. Ld Cr.... same. Mr. Jimes's F,nny, S yrs old, Sat. 91b. Mr. thulium's Morphs..., S yrs old, 13.1.816. Mr. Ca/lry's Chamiiignun, 4 yrs old. 8.1.811.. Mr. Ssillres ch. f. Drfisnee, 4 yrs old, S 4.21 b. H. IL U the D. of York's Roger B.c,m, 5 yr* ota, eat. 71b. Mr. Thurnhiirs Shoveler, 4 yrs old, )14. 416. Mr. Rouverie's Z tdtg, 4 yrs old, e 51.311). D. of Ruilsoil' s c. by Waxy, out of Su.crry, 4 yr*, est. 316. Mr 13'res Elastic, 4 yrs old, est. 216. Mr. Dugout., names Aldfurd, 4 yes old, est. 21h. Mr. Wyndham 'o b. c. Rubio Hood, by Who/. bone, 4 yrs old, B,t. Sib. Lord Fife names Mr. lingers's Nina, 4 yrs old, est. 21b. G. neral Grusveuor same@ Mr. Platers Joke, 4 yi• old, 8.1. 21b. His Royal Highness the Doke of York's Tenter*, 4 yrs old, Sat. 21b. Mr. Payne's Shreckhorn. 4 yrs old, est. Lord G. H. Cavendish's Espagnollr, 4 yrs old, 7.t. 121 b. Lord Jersey names Mr. 'Electives 50ar...4 yrs old, 741. 121 b. Mr. Lamblion's b. c. by Whalebone, out u 7 Margaretta, 3 )r old, est. Gib. - Lord Puley's brother to IS irack, 3 yrs old, fist. 216. Sweepstakes of Ono Hoodeed Goings@ earls, b. ft. for rolls Sat. Ilb. sad 8111 es, Etsi. 111 b. then thres yr, ol1; t►e New Mile. His Royal Highness the Duke of York's g. by. Rubes', oat of Aquilino, by Eagle. Lord Foley's brother Is Miracle Mr. J 0 .0111 1 .• b. fo Sopbis, lIMSIPr to Palmy Mr. Junee's b. or br. c. brother to the Rat Mr. Rusb's ch. e. by Waxy, out of ltinitail Mr. Terre:Ca br.e. by Sbottlecock, out of the dam of the King of Diamonds ...sod Jersey's b. e. by Rubel's, nut of Web Mr. Andrews c. by Orville, ont of L'ilsole de Venus M.. Turner's hr. c. Sunshine. by Orville, out of Mass Wasp Se eepstakirs of 100 p. each, h. ft. fur cults, list. 7.1).; and GI. lies, Sal. dib then shire years old. New Mile. H. R.ll. the Duke of York's c: by Haphaas.d,uut of Scrap. alt's dans Lon; Lootber's eh e. Langer, by &tiro, dam by Walton, eul of Sorcerer. dam Mr. Payur's c. by Crispin, 0,-I of Z...rsids Sir J. Shriley's Calchas,brio! i rr to Cosmos Lord G. H. Coettidiell's st. by Muldletkurpe, out of Letaiso Duke of Grafton's e. by Phonic:4a, out of Pope Juan Doh. of Resift:Ws b. c. by %wry, out of Prllllly.ifsompet Oa WirouitaiNcv the filst. his Royal Highness the Duke of Turk's Mete of Fifty Pound's., fur all spree three yr Oda, Gst . 7:b.; fuer, Sst.11111.; See, Sol. 10Ib ; sit, and send, Del. To.etort et the Dieloore-poot, and go mite mood sod adul ts/tee. The trustier to be sold for 350;* if ilesissodyti withie • " air i er a l e hour after the race, the %WWI 1111 lb. wood borne befog Cot reilitled,Ate. /he jibes, ask.. of Fifty Gs loess rub, h. ft. for Wee yre 014 eolla,Sel. 711.; astJ id. Oa *ie . liiikarif the 4,004e5. Stake% Dailey ere thaws so ea", lib. Mts. The Nrw Mite. H. R. H. the Doke of York's erotism to DontatieSempano.• IA Verulanese. by Porsortr,out of Sister to All-Foam ; Dube of kailand`s f. Eftw a ike., by Waxy, oat of Surtery. The &Maley Stakes of 230. each, for 3.yr obis, 7.1. 41b.; sad Isar, Sst 101 b. ' • fillies to be allowed VII . The last mtlo amt • half of the G r osse. H. It H. the Duke of Yort'a Sam, 4. y 7 old 14 Steeteler Airti.Gallieon, Brother to Blocher, 2 mold Mr. Jeerers'. Ellartieda, by Pooltois, 4 yrs ald .Me Waves Alpha, by Sabha*, 4 yrs old Doke of ItistlaniVe b. e. by Waxy, out of Sorcery, 4 yes. The Woiklicti Stakes of Sngs. cols Is. ft. for c0115.311.11b. and Mlles, 80. 41b. then 3 yr. old. The mew mile. Mr. Hatemo's b. f. by Hedley, mai of Prank* Mr.liiiMismr• e. by Haphazard, tint of Witch Mr. e. by feelsbs, nut of the fkos of Miss Motor Mr. Thorohilre ch. e. Sremair, by Scud, out of 111erry.ro ratiod's data Mr. Janet's, f. Sophia, by Poalton, oat of Variety Mr. Rash% eh e. by Waxy, am of Chintt Mr. Rush's b. f. Smolensk*, out of Lady Jane. On THURSDAY, the Ist °Clone.. Plate 04 MU. for all are ; three yeiir olds , 7o1.; four, o.t. bib.; eve, Q.t.; six, and aged, tot. blh.; mores allowed 31b. The whine► of one Plate or Sneepstokea this year (Handicap* excepted) to carry 3111. veva: the hiiit of heats, ewe nsile and n-half each to start at she Swinky Stirling Putt. To pay 3g.. entrance, and 7.. to the desk of the Cosine, or donble past entrance, which mitstol be pa•d to she Clerk of she Connie, before seven o'cloek in she evening before rumour. The GolJ Cop, value 102,0 the surplus to he paid In the winner in totem, a subseription of 2Oes each. Lure sob. scribers, or no race ; if seven subscriber*, or more, the se. rood burae to receive bark his stake: for Isms". of all aces; three yr olds to esssry 6m. 1101 b.; four, Sal. 21b. Sae, nisi. 121 b.; Pis, and seed, 9.1 3111; mires allowed 311,. To Filial at the Ilallossle post on Ate New Mile, aad go Oats sound, about two notes and a half. H. R. W. Hie D. of York's Banker, 4 yrs atd Tessier*. 4 yrs old D yf Rotators I►. t by Waxy, out te Sorcery, 4 ps old Mr. Fraser 's Cbswipsenon, 4 yr. old Mr. West's Alpha, by Asians, 4 )ra old Mr. H EilanittWa Amber:eon, 6 yrs old IA Graves and 11l Frilry dud not name The renewed Sweep...eke, fur 11120 and Int, of 100. each, fu► three yrs old cults, 8 t. 71b. and fillies., fist. 21b. ; the wiuner of tiw Dorby Oaks to carry 7 lh. nave. The New Mile The horse* to be name/ to the Clerk of ,the Coors.. before fou► o'clock us the day of, ent►ance fur the Plot,. ►ach year, and she sebacriptiou to close at the time of naming fur the fir* year. PIIPSRNT H. R. H. the Duke of York I LA F. Bentinek D. of Renaud I IA G. H. Cavendish IA Foley IA Jersey Sir .1. Shelley D of Portland Mr. %famine, t $ IA Stavrell The %Windsor Forest Stakes of Fifty Guineas each, h. ft. for S yr otd billies, Sat. 41h.; the winner of the 2,olMes• Makeup, Derby or Oaks, to carry bib. extra. The Old Mile. H. R 11. the Doke of York's Punt. D. of Rutland's b. C. Emmeline, by Taxy, out of Sorcery 1.4 Graves did out name. On FRIDAY, the 2.1, a Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, 20 ft.; for Iwo year old colic, bat, Illb; and fillies, Ilst. 21b. The winner of a Sweepsdakes to carry 311). extra. T.Y.O His Royal Hislowss the Duke of York', ch. I by Aladdin, dam by Rubella, nut of Pointer's dam Mr. Rush's b. c. by liedley, out of Tolima. 111 r. Neale's b. c. by Sir Henry Ihnusdale, dam by Coriolanies. !Coeval of she lCukinglism Stakes of rw. each (Handi cap), for all op -a The last the re guessers of she New Mile. Closed on the 31st day of December 1819. The horses to be named to she Clerk of the Courses on Wednesday in the Race week, Mf.we bee o'clock ; and the weights to be fixed the day before rtisaing,N o ttor o'clock. alsrfts. H. R. H the Duke of Yon* I bird F Rentiork H. R. H the Doke of York Duke of Mullion! Duke of Rutland Lord Ilrollsrooksa Lord G. H. Cavesdish Mr. Neville Lord Fok7 Mr. Irby Mr. Craven • Mr. Veiny Mr. Nort bey I Lord J. Fits's,' Mr. Vanssitart Mr. H. Rouverie Mr. %%thesis Mr. Forth A Plate of Fifty Numbs, for all ages; three yea old, 7st. 41h.; four, Sot. bib.: 61.4., 9st. 31b.; ass and aced, 9.1. 71b. Mares allowed 31h. The winner of one Plate or Sweepssnies this year (hasidsespa excepted) to carry 31h. extra. The winner so be 'old for 250;:a if demanded within a quarter of ass hour after She race, the owner of the second horse brioK first restolr.l, The horses for ibis Plate to he entered with she Clerk of the Course before seven o'clock on the eveniug before run ning. To pay 2gs. estiriasee, and 7s. to the Clerk of the Course; ibe heat of stove tow mile heats. The Old Mile. No DAY lIIKSTION 10.—Lord Verwlanes b. e. be Pioneer, dam by Hyper-sun, out of Allegratiti, alert Ur. Kingston's r. Cracker, by l'etrunitts,unt of sister to Squib, sat. 31b. each. Neo Mile. 1000. b It. By particular command. ho perms will be permitted to appear within the kW . , on hersehark,on any pretence whet ewer. except the 'Wye! Faintly. their attendants and aureate, the rider* f u r the day'. r..ernir, nod either persons doing their deity on the Course. And all font persons on the Colorer will be required to retire behind the curds upon the ringin4 of the hell fur saddline. in order to prevent accidentis; mad it is expected that these regulations will be strictly attend ed to. EATuItD4T iitenrs GAZETTE. • Env' DF.NDs. /nor It Jam Hnotichil4l, jun. of High Patricia, Dowhem, banker, M eleven, at the lkidge lose, Bishop Wear MOM th. June I. Sheath and C. Sheath, of Illostou, Lincoln, hank • era, at eleven, at the Smnivie's Head lon. Lincoln. i 5.,.. 10. W. Body, late of Newiaven, Sesser, grocer, at eleven, at the Star Inn. Lewer. Jane 10. J. Hopkinvon, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George lan, Liverptutl. July !. W.lllaselsom, of nails, cooper, at elf worn, st the Angell _ I nn, Rath. June 19. J. Davi., of Trootwiage, IVilia, bricklayer, at Octets, at tts•C , Off , luu, Trowbrolgte. June IL C. Beckwith.' of Maim.. Lancaster, Atari', at elms, at tke Whale (Lome 100, Prestos,. June 13. W. Per:l44ot bath, grocer, at Ilia Castle tad Ball I n u, Bath. - June 17. S. A. lAmlwri, of Bread street, Lando*, under writer,st eleven, al Gnildhall. June 10 J. Powell and F.. of Holborn-hill, Middle. Ben. oilmen. al Iwrbr, al Guildhall, Loudue. June 17. W. Shoobridgrof Marden, ktui, fanner, at clever. at GniWWI, Loudon. Jane 10. W. Andertun mud It. Litht.P. 7 ...r Clr orlrr, Law. eitetrr, eattou.spi utters, at tirvrii, at Guildhall, London. May 24. S ilcuvrn and T. 11. Scutt, unlit. Mary-hill, Loudon, aterrbants., at twelve, at G se stillest', Loudon. Jane 10. S. essweil,r Motion...l.llmo, ne.sr LJsrt(.wd, Cent, miller, at twelve, al Guildhall, London. June 10 V. Resit., a I,..wer...treet, Islington, Mlidellestra. butcher, al twelve, al Guildhall, I,ladoos. June 2s. R. IV.IOJ, ni Hart-street, Modmahury-aquaie, Mid dir.es, paper hasiger, at ten, London. June 17. F.. Tnulverlake,..o Great Mary-le bane street, Mid dler.•x, posh. err, at ten, as Gulldhall, London. June 24. J. S. Manfredi, T. hull, and H. Henvhall. of ‘Vheeirr-street, Norton Falcate, Middlesex, aulk-dyers, at icri, at Guildhall, London. June 10. T. W. Wmohlesun, of OnvPr.atreet, Middleara, pholsterer, at OOP. at Guildhall, tundun June 2.11, 1. West, of Richmond, Sauey, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1...0d..n. Julie 6. J. Balloter, laic of the City Chambers. Rialmpseate. street, London, sacrehaui, at (keen, at Guildhall, Low- don. June 17. E. Dixon, of I.ain , i's Conduit street, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 3. T Hornsby, of Chiliad', London, stork.broker avid lottery-office keeper. at twelve, at Guildhall. June 13. 1). Lees, of Foal Leach. Oldham. Lancaster, rot. tota.apinner, at eleven, at Ihr Star Inn, Manchester. Jane 16. S. Scott, late of lim nestle, Lincoln, nicreliaot, at ellen', at the S 'a Head len, !Almada. Jane 15 S. Scutt, lase of Thimlsteby, Lincoln, aterebant, al eleven, at stir Saracen's Head INN Lincoln Jnoe 10 W. Brice, late of Bri.anl, marrcbast, at eleven, at tbe Contoorreial RllOlll2. Bison'. CERTIFICATES—JuIia 10. _ J. Haw.lmo, of Nrerassle-aprin 'rya., braos-fosioder.— T. Aikinoore, of Huddersfield. York, merrkant.-1. F. God nry, of GrewrlLM ill, wear Grernaiille, Kent. ',imaginer.— H. ftulingbrukr, late ofllisriaam, toil now of Grrat Yarmorii4r, Nos folk, nterthaar.—R. Horner, of Beckinghato. johtirr.—W. Bookr mad J. Warburton, of Castle-rarer., South mark, Surrey. hat-snrinifaciarers.-1. Brander and J. Barclay, of Styx-lane, London, arerrbaata.—C. R. Read, of Brabaut.coort, Landon. mcrrarot —G. G. Percival, of Wal. cot, Somerset, conies on- b revrer.— W. friormlwa a, of Ca ID bridge, Cul, It,. THE PRESENT SEASON. Yesterday a Gem Hems. brought to this Office •n ear of New Here Barley. It was takeis from a field, all in ear, at liyoeill, in the eolllliy Tipperary, sewn early in September. (IVoterfurd Mirror.) The farmers of the district aracud is received with satin. faction, and we Mane with gralitode, the showers of rain which the last few days proclaim': the pastor? and tillage laude were very much to need of thisiseminnable refreshment : and tlie . niowutg.grami, which is Is a backward slate, will nu doubt soon realise the early oxpeetations formed of iu pro. dace. The lovely appearance of the orchard grounds, pre seals a promise of an abundant apply of eider. Through. nut this and the adjoining county of Somerset, the pro fusion of blossom is uncommonly boomer's*, anal al. though the influence of blight as bees partially fell, the indications of fruit are sufficiently strong to Justify the expertation of su extraordinary Leaflet Good eider, in consequence, has fallen ip rice, and is to he purchased at from RM. in 304. per hogshead. The oinks being generally filled from last yeav's produce, a further roductiuit in price may lie expected, from the devise of replenishing them with the itemise:aisle produce of the gem"; bet prime eider, and that of perulier H.vionr and management, possesses a valve considerably baymil that gaoled. Gaidou fruits iif all &Muds promise to be exceedingly pleutiful.—(4.raor Paper) About on, o'clock yesterday afternoon, as Mr. ShetLeh i. provision.wischant. of Thawses-street, arronip.iiiied by hie wire, was cursing to town from Sydeahata, i• a singlehorae chaise, he was rum seairtat by a litre heavy cart, which sus Seim at full 'peel, neer the Red Cow, at Dulwich. by which acciiket Mrs. SlwArlil was thrown owl • COUPS. &terabit distance, has luckily escaped with only a few slight his l i ... . Mr. blarfaeld. however, was ow so fortunate, as he had his left arm broken by the fair, and a drape_ rate contusion oh his head, besides orroral other braises. A sorytroa was procand as woo par•ihie, who, show &maws his wooed% aerampaniell Mr. fibeMeid home is a lotekaryraach, sad as are awry Go tuba that be is it a my dangerous Silt*. yesteviay—ware tioxeme , ..--Holiday et the Debit, Lecke goer, Lot lathe, eed loath Sea Houses. .., .!... i i 1. - 11 l ii i 1 !4* 4 i 4-,.. .. 0 132 1 s. d s. d s d s. d s. d i s. d s. d I s. 1. 70 43 1 30 10 25 n 43 11 46 b 25 4! -- 0i NAVAL IN FELLIGENCE. rowrsmovim, VAT Arritrd yesterday the Thomas irarisport Gum Pi)ussureth ; and to-day, off ibis port, the Hato, of Duzbearc, from Baltimore for Amsterdam. Sailed yesterday the Prince of Wales, Francis, for Landon, Tu.day Grrciaa, on • cruise ; sod the Hrroiur, Gari k for the Mauritius. PLYMOUTII, MAY 22 Arrived the John and Eii. ahelh, Hardiug, from Yuughal. Sailed the MlU•rall, Dale, for Loudon. • MAICIFICM, MAY 21. Sailed the Prince of Orange packet or Jontass♦ Fail 4 Leiceater packet fur Citsteaveti, and elearkitte packet for Gottenburg—all with matia. rAogotAru, NAY 19. Arrived the 'Zephyr, luoisdrii. (rum Jainsite; Govviiier Hammon, Wilson, front Lunduu for Dr ; and mirk, Burrows, from Bristol, with lu s of maiu-tavuiii, and sails a• lit. 'Sailed the Edward, Crew, for Dirbat:nra Elit.a, fur liuurikaez; Velocity. Stanton, for fiibraltar ; Perot 'prance, Barwick, fur Virginia; and Zepbyr. Leonidas, for Losolun. Dr AL. NAV 21 - AI-rived sad sailed for the P. are yesserda) doe- Ann Litt*. het Laird, from Pernainlmmo, in 49 day.; and Sugar,son;freina in 63 dabs. Cause down from rbe Recur the Tarjere e Darr.; and Hope, flint, for Madras noel Druiral ; GirouVrese, Uredrr. vino!, for Demerara; %Carbine-Ih, Menus, fur Odeswa ; and filizatush, Read, for Bat hadiees. Arrived and sailed for the River to-day 11w Bo)ue, FeCrU• lON f one Broca. Caner down from the River the Victory, Cunningham, for CO( U tia ; Rae bailors Packet. Garrick, lur Trinidad; Boil: fan!, GE. reit, New Brunrwick ; and Sosusiris, I'uier, 1.., Haecrlolia the latter remains, aith the . rrijurs ;UM Cold stream, tor Mamas nerd Bengal. The malamute of the out ward-hound sailed this vraenue.. MAY 20. Arrived the Alexander, Conger, from Wilantygiuu; lleli enn Mar ty ; Triton, Tuscan; Nil" and drat, Wilkinson, hum Savannah ; Leander. NI addition, from Jl4Mlljelt 111604 (71.11h110; and Reaper, Steele, from New Orleans; Reuben and Ellie, Harris, Mom Wilmingarm and New York; Mary Riles. kl•Goirtiel, ;nom Rho Joattue; 'nod Stranger. Riley. twine Philadelphia • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Rivers mid A. Touts'', of klanifold.pl.see, I.awsbelb, white aufs.strap-mansfacturtsrs, May 10, 1820.—T. Smyrt and .1. Ct.Oyer, wf NR•111111•SitItti, Soho, Mythliesex, and ti:dersi May 1 3, 1820 —E. Denis and S. Clsappell, of Ho my tane.snarkel, !moduli, butchers, September 3, 1819 - J. V.lnhouse. J. Vaishoiont, juts. and J Laing, formed, of Tower... eeeee , bat late of M suriug-lane, Logsdon, Weyt lodia broken, as far as respects the said J. Laing, May 1, 1820. —J Long and T. L. Might, of &Micas:The and Yr o oloieh, nserebants,Septeusber 29, IEII7.—F. Peterson and J sekmoi. liege", juu. of Raven -tow, Mile End-road, rope.naanufne borers, May 15, 1820.—J Jellintsin, sod J. T. Greensbaw, of toe Constereisltplace. City.' soot, blacking.maitufsesarers, May 18, 1820 —A. liarclat, W. Barclay, and F. Lowest's'. of York, booksellers, May 15, 1820 —3, K n i g ht, Y. IV Brookes, and J. Lee, of Whistionrek, Salop, attorneys, re far as regards J. Knight, March 25, 1820.—T.Green, C. Timbrell, and A. F. Smith, of ettlenisu.ydreet. London, Blackwell-Hall.Lescos, as far as regards the said A. F. Snub, December 31, 1819.-1. Anderson and J Bullock, of Leaders. ball-street, London, grows, alaj 20,1820. PRICE OF The average price of anti's' or Museavado Sugar, row. pied from the keiuras made in list week ending the 17th Jay of May, 1820, hi 117 s. 11J. per hundred weight, rue Musty* of the Duties of C 1100411.. paid me pa able Ihere.. ou the importation thereof into Great Britain. plums of CORN. Average Prices of Coro of Eweland and Wale., by the Quarter of Eight Woof-!tester Boabets, awil of Oatmeal per boll of 1401bs.avoirilupoise, from the returns received is the week ended the 13th of May, 18'20. M,lftlaTS. CORN FICIIANGE, MoNnAT, MA• :K2 Oer markel wan well supplimi with Wiest loAlay. Maud for sybirle war beaty , eavitpt prime saisuplcs of wave f.oin Ewe, whirl' obtAine.l Is.t Moodses pee; bet other owl* W.-1/ exert , ' iorly sale, and hi; Is pee a., ter lower. Barley is front 20. In Sr. per qoartev maltose PP•11114/ being time over, Pod why. appeared moraine rusilil aol be int ..if al the above rodorsoo. t. are It. per %wafter Were, batter Israe arrival.. 8e„,,, Penis are per quarter cheaper, the 414111111.1 for tacit 1,01 small. la sober srlirk. ti:tre is as slteraiima, SUITHFIF.I.I) MARKET, 1 11wonAf. MAI ?I There wait a my alma anoply of all sort* of eNo f t,,. feat het this winessing, in enn•eqwenve of whirls m. 41 has arlaintred in price attire I,at arttiter lay... I few of the craaa.teti .here have been brogues, to to.ot,i yt•t. Mottoes, Veal. Petrtr, entl lArnh 1111 ratlor ti price. The flay-markt-I remains in price . per 4M01111(ili ; in Straw and Clover no alteration. The tun IS a comers PCCORfit of the priers »nil nnml.ers onik the age "per None ni 1,1% Meef....4s. c, to hs. 61. - Head of Catile this p r -. Mutton .Ss. f S to 4.. fi.i. Pleolts ..... l.lfa Lamb.. 71 11 I to II .. 6!. Sheep sod 11-01ab4....1,0.tete Vea1....50 111 to 7.. 6d r:3lver. Pah ... So. 6I lo 6,6 I I Purs.... HAY-MARKET. Hay— 3l. los &I. is 4/. 6.. &I. Clover W. 014 MI. in 61 10s. MI !Straw NEWGATE ANI) 1.F.4 DENHAI.I. 81ACKETS. (Hy 11••• ar Cr.*s ) • nee .... 4s 114 In bs 4.1 I Veal 4s 4.1 to G. 44 altillom.. :pa 0.1 lo bs 81 Pork.... 5+ 04 is rd Limb ,55.4. t. to is. Ott. PRIcES OP HAY AND STRAW Wr..,1 , 1111:•11. WIII T V AAA rim . Hoy 3/ 0: OJ lo ♦1 In. 01 I Hay.. 4/ Oa Oei to 41104 04 81raw I. 11. olto 11 13. 01 S,rao 1/ 11. 0,1 to 1116 s Clovrr 0/0s 0,1 to 01 0. 0.1 I atm-v.. 6/ 6.0 d to 71 7. 06 TALLOV Tows Tallow 66. 111 Yellow Russia 61.111 11 . 1 Ole .1i110...Z.Ts Soap 57. 0.1 —s 11.1 Melillo! Sluff 511 s oA 0.1 thus. roaxls..:l4s 0.1 --• SOAP. . per MIL, Yelk.w Neap its A 1•48 te.l (41 rd •tele Graves 2- 144 Good Mee dr. at OF RASP FAT, per &Wee of WI.. As dated by the Tallow As stated by tbe Botelwes. ~lrltr s. St. James'. Aberket 3. .),t Pelee by Ta110w....3s 314 Illsiteelaspelllarke.3.llll 3. Sid prill - 1E OF CANDLES, F►om, Tallow Chao. Hera Hall. Price tor Candles, per dozen, 1 la 6.1-110.166.13. N. 6d. per (Soars allowed l'or ready nosey. PRICR OF HOPS, per OW 7111 , W alABi. NWM POCK VII. Rent ....31 as to 41 4, Ktmit .... 31 Ms to 4/ 4111 ginsex . V TO. to .IF 101 SINK; .... 21 11;i 10 2110, Smarm ...21 IN to 3/ 164 Eton .... 2f Ms in 21 1114 PRICE OF LEATHER. Cott., SO to SOIM. each 17.1 to 1111 per lb. Ditto, !info 041b* cork 714 Itt INA Drente.' Roles 15.1 to 1111 Five Coach Ili.les . Crop Ilmks 35 to 40 lbs foe rotting 1:;.‘ to I 6 a 4 Ditto 4S to SOlbs 111).1 to 1114 Cali Skins :in to 401bs . to H Ditto SO to 70Ibr. ........ to 344 Ditto 70 to BMW 16.1 to ?9J Qtnall 11rals (Grresolatol) .. OEM to rt.l Lon:. ditto 144 In 1111 Tannei 'for... Hides ... 16J to lAA Spews!. Miro. Hidrs . ...um to 21.1 FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Lassen 4. Od a Me 44 -- Segovia 34 3d a 4s 34 —.---. Soria 3s Od a 3s Shl Seville 2s 34 a 3s 341 Suxuny,l4 6. Od a es 3d -----2 d es 0..1 es 04, 1101 , CRIiii. 1.1 ........ es 9.1 a 8. Od -- oil 2s 3d a 38 6J COAL MARKET, Nov it. Skips at Markt. Skips !told. Tr im. 41 Newel** 3 Soudeolood 1 Cinch-to 1 Cul. 1 .... 30. Bd to —. ttd MARRIAGES. On Thorstlay, the 18th instiot, •t St. P.ura, Cowes , - intr.:eft, by Dr. Riortolph, R.etor of the is.ot I.3riih. and !Preheating y of Broatol, Mt. G. B. 1141f11011. 111 MOO Dumont. At iifotrow.h►, on the 9111 instant, by the ROW. II P. Pekoe, Cliarli• Louis ILINII 0, LIP* late Copious of the St b regiment, to M..ry Anise Keaiinge, aidow 0r the late V. ry Re.. the Dr.+ll of Si. Patrick's, and only ifilicliter of Mad. HO .1011. F. , q. of Newtown-Linke. Wag. rford. Oil the 15th instant, at St. George Church. Dublin, by the R. v. 11'ilham the Rte. Charlie Moths', Richer of Cloilisrf, to MArgaret, daughter of the late ktilstri Kiwi. and si.ter of Sir Robert King, of Chili Irsiu• 0, manly Rnscoenuois, Bsrt. Un 11'edoesalay, the 17th instant, at St. P. tar's Choir b. by the Rev. the Archdeacon of Dabitu, the Rte. George flisaliopp, Aiirlidescon of AghaJut•, and Chaplain to fire HUHN( ticld of hi. Excellency the Iu d Litis tenant, to Lnthtnne Citzahelh, youngest Jaugbitr uf Andrew Sproule, Esq. Carats in the Royal Navy. DEATH. Ott the 19th instant, aged 09, after a lane ilh►e+a, the Lidv of Sir Thomas Frau►l.tud r Wrt. 0f Thuklrby, mar Thula, Yorkshire. . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT SA/KDON MIDGE Meguipg 22 after 10. Crania; 40 afirr 10. By his Majesty's ROTAL LETTERS PATENT. LAKE'S CartonMe PILLS. ju.tiy famous Gtr ALA goring, in all its Stages, a Certain Disease, Ose smell Pill is a dose ; and the t..king of owe But, in a its cent l'ave, wttl soon coorture the Patient .if the citylaiut) of bus •predy rvcovery. Nothing ran be better contrived, mare safe, or more convenient than Ilits tented,, tamp surfs as ate triihged to got joursies or In sea, as tit 'beak ao syssiwines; or rmalaisd of dirt; and 00 years 'specious" (u. as Paseo e u. actin) has proved that it will . a I are, lA. n .# pptited nitration nod sit other avail nothirg. F .t. the Scurvy and other Choi...cal this hos /CIA'S, hare turn rsd.csily rood ot the above cruel 1.h.. "...this within the fart eight y.aes, P r e s m ss 4 and suhl tit the mole Proprietor., T. TAVLOIt nod SONS, Surgeons •, at their house, No. U, New &edge street, in hoses of oalv WJ. each, duty ineluileA.--N. B. Two hack dows nor befits in the pas ages at might. They are alio wold appointor's-at, with copious itireetiows, at Mr. Orphan.% Toy•shop, 103, 11af../.1-street ; Mr. I.lisliorungh's, 7, Fisk. strut-bill, neatly opposite the Mooomeitt ; at Mr. Baxter's. F.Ji..bur s ;ll; Mr. Newlorry . a, Dublin ; and by one porous to every co...hireable tows. to Great Britain sod Ireland. Adaice gratis to person taking 46 oboes, or other of Ike Proprwhave Medicines. —Cassis sad kali nal Was boners cures!, and letters, post peed, answered. • See the list puldished by tie Royal Cage efl.mmies. Prated .0 Publiebed al Tee awn, Paw Intl Trls ' Gunny Office, No. 1117, 11914 y C. ice) KN I:4 L et site tttstl- • ' .v : , l '