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Oneseveral weeks, and put him to the espence Oita eel. The Learned Serjeant then commented a the law which rendered Proprietors answer le for negligence in the coudud of their servants ; insh,ted that the Jury ought to make most am ' e recomperre for the injury the unit): tunate Plaint. had sustained. Several admissions between the irties were then put in and read as evidence. The efendant admitted by them that the Plaintiff Was ssenger in the coach, and that he had paid his re. ro prove the nature of the accident, Jdlin verit was called ; who stated, that on the 30th of my he was stan ding near the Sun Inn door, at axste-ad ; he saw the Barefield stage coming; it as driving at a very quick pace ; there was a :clan in the mad to be made, and it appeared to him at the coachman overshot the turn, and then, to reerreer his ground, pulled the horses sharp round, wiiich drove the fore wheels against the fetch, 'and upset the coach. He helped the pas- Oengeis out: the Plaintiff had a leg broken. Edeard Spiriks, the latidlord cf the Suu-Inn, was afanding at the door, and saw the accident, which described the same as the last Witness. The rlaintiff was ill, and corfined at his house for several 'bunks ; his bill amounted to 4SI. fur himself and lA. Mary t beveling stated, that the was an inside *ssen g et ; just as the coach was enteringThaxstead. ',she observed the coachman drove vet y fast; and f'.3ffrs. Ansell observed, on a sudden, that the coach liras going over. Before she had wen time enough Ite make any answer, the coach was over, and the child she bad in her lap was shot through the win. stow, like a bird lying. The moment she got out, peeling to End the chill shad, she SAM it several Yards distant, in the road, lying quietly on its lace; • send when she took it up, it was net at all injured. The Surgeon and Physician were then called, and stated the injury which the Plaintiff had and it appeared, that the autgeon's bdl •Mirounted to 201. • Mr. Gas sow, for the Defendant. addressed the ' 'tory with his usual force and effea ; be candidly rhimitted that his clienterrust be answerable los the Setisco-dea e( their seivanr, but he cautioned the Jury not to violate the principts,of lave; by giving flaslitCve damages against them. They were bound to give no more than a recompence for the Kilroy sustained by the Plaintiff, and so much, lse pad, his Clients were TIME to pay. The Jury found for the Plaintiff, damages 751. , • ---seww-- CRuViS. • Ott the Crown side several poisoners were tried, for petty offences, and of those, the must flue calendar is very light. but it singular there are no less than three cases of at. tempt to violate the chastity of children. There h also a case of Murder, arising out of the duel lately fought on Galieywoud Cuinmon ; one Of the seconds being is custody ; but the Grand Jury hors not yet found any Hill. iloem workman, repai:ing the house of Sir 11. seems of Buckriell, near Bierster. discovered. • week, a concealed closet, with several pieces of 1. oaf two iron ems. linked, which still re sitopetods till the pleaiare iiii the present pro '. F. Tsars's., Esq. be known. 'they are .1 VI bars born cor.:ealed during the rebel ' 174'4 and, from they. weight, ate peel/ably , , ' t Nrsd ay Lao, a most melancholy accident ne at Sunderland brewery. A soldier of the SIIN aislitia„ . rho was at work on th e roof, la Minethrag giving way. fell into the boiler; what is most extraordinary, he gat out, an! aartudlerowarieg to put off his clothes before any lips diseworred Um. Medical aid was imam ! , Watty ‘ procteied, but the unfortunate man died that 01 1 41 Extract all letter frYn an OCT in the expedition way to Melly. dated Gihrattar Bay, the 3th --deadla Adinbargh on the 19th instant:— Wawa 1 ire mite yoa twos Patoorosi ° so tor txa or .11,4 osimerribm 1 oweill hem la .. Awl a balm, as 1 ed Willbeftems, Oa we were se wadi tawastal 1b1 , : r 1a pe 1p4 4 6 . 1 .4 11/811: 11 ; o rzet Leas Uwe* ji a llt: .. Mr oak swivel boo le IR M. t misty, at ow SM. 4 r e ; aide. iaa4ll*...adas too .isale than. wet daltgadat - Ma tteept ante Ma lkipbat Itat4t. ase spew; we love await a salt ma% oars .. Taate taa raw mat Gem. rag It— task. V 4. NI,. aail Snit, a gyp rlpmrtips .1 pail -1.*•111111,, ••• • 1...... mi a. 4 or .14 pagu•esit. the pLatt at ts parbot, 1N.440a. 11•••• at 4 4 .WAN a pas _ ilammagn. 4.44 mils 14 at*. who 514% sad Save ea* as itozatat. We away omen owl era 4644 r. as 44 bee Ye evil iiiablkimatta Wel ' - MOW% . 1:=1 i til s t4ll edam att.l fasalbm. , 411116. li A wog watt km., otamINIS or iriusiedb k on Ills own teleolly serne, .4••••• /MOM ma foliiiiwgi ea-liaaaa4. your,. i , arrigpwaralli dor, a lemma 46.•••• , oat she a Nos Ob. Ms broils UMW. red ono. at Thee et ea reireSeme awe el v. 111. awe esiiteees waft". and Hens •.-p woke s • bleep. " • meta we ridoese• baby tag trot • 4101 4•10. vino • lie 081 w mid pi es ow kosiewS mama' eseqiimits , elum, a years. Lord 13..ringcloo', b g Baptise!, by Hyperion, 3 years old. Lord (Gravels f. Sorceress, Ly Hyperon, dam by l'ruphet, 4 yesra old. I lon. G. Herbert's Fingal, by Omer, out of Tancred's dam, 3 years. I,eral Brooke's bl. g. by Traveller, S years. Also, on the fame dal , 501. green by the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Coortenriy, to b.- rob for by horses ra.ryi.rg the Newmarket cup weights, via. three years old a feather ; four years old 7st. 1119• t five yosis old Kit. gib giS Yea's old eft -13113. aged Oat. she winner or one plate or swe..pstakes to carry .516. extra; two or more plates or sweepstake* 31b extra. Mass arid gr idol: to be B:l4ocif Dimes riat have never woo a :late or iweemtakes, 311 a. The winner to be said, with his er:ageorenui, for 2...5fa princes, it demanded, within J'lplef. ter of au hour alter tie rase, the 1111,14 f of the wood Imam being first entitled. Two-mile heats. • . StCOND DAY. A sweepstakes of 10 guineas each. with twenty guineas in be prided from the fa7e40114. VOIICI: dosed 011 the Ice o Ma ..at last, Tor hros.i which had never started, paid, or recessed Vat, [rehire the day of famine; three rears oldto carry lust. 411.; four years old 1 let. 4 b. ; (tee years old law ; six yule a 0.1 aged 1.. t. 411.; mares vat geldings to be allowed 440. 0.,e two ; ml4 heat. To be widen by gentleincn. Stake.. to b. made to the cleric rattle soriese before rurinorg, or doable afterwards. Lord C H. SOINITS.I . S b g.leterasillo, 4 years. Mr. Fehowes names Sustienry Lippeneortst gr. e. by his Lordship. or Grai'diord, out of ar. Gawkey, years. Lord hI. R. b... 3 years. Lord Gram's f Soreerels, 4 r.rars. Hen Mr. Herbert's be. e. Tancred, by Busurd, dam by Leper, 4 years. Mr. Smith's L e. by Transit, 4 vows. toed Boringdan's Raphael. by Hyperion, dam by Pegasus, 1 1 14 1 411 Mr Fbllesfes'sc. - bv ...nragoir,out of Calia's darn, fist. each, two miies; one heisdred guineas p. p. Had oa the same day,* maidco plate of 501. given by the Ellbeebees Gtr the moray, fev It uses which have nese: sou a plate or sweepstakes of that erasures; three years o:r1 to carry *feather; four years old 7st. bia. ; her ergo. rid Ilst. 51h.; six years old gat. 121 L.; and aged Ist. Two-mite hears. Mares and geldidgt to be allowed 8111. and bones brad so Dc' vosobire 31b.exclusisety. Also, on the same day, a plate of Mt given by tlMSlevards, for homers carrying last. end witch hero r:goterly hunted during the teat seam: Certificates whereof by the master of the hounds to be delivred to the clerk of tios rouse before the day u( running. Noce. which lace so hunted iii the count! of Devon tote, allowed 31b. Two-rolr, hero,. 'le start tacit day between the hours of twelve and ou• o'clock. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Si it-i-The title of eonr Paper leads me m think it a proper vehicle for an appeal to British int r. y, in behalf of a criminal condemned to death by the laws of hi . country, for a inflation of female ho ' nour, as barbarous and inhuman, as it is altogether incapable of ex, cn oation. You will readily suppose I allude to the prosecutxm at Hertford A i.izes, re ported in your Paper of to-day. The wretched cul prit is cmuldnir.ed to death as an atonement for his vile outrage on innocence and chastity; and the Judge. who presided at his trial, has intimated to bins. that he need not expect mercy. Dreadful roast have bora such a declaration to a man.contlenthed by the laws of his country, as well as, it It. to be lipped, by his own conscience; and he now, per haps, regrets in vain, perhaps almost to despera tion, that he had not courted the objeai of his law less ths;res with due solicitation and honour. Alas! Sir, s..ould ristice take its course. what reparation can she death of the unhappy criminal make so the woman he has injured ? Caa it recall her spotless honi , ar ? Can it provide for the hapless offspring of wit.: dsdre she may at this moment hear ? or can it do aught but satisfy the offended justice of his country ? Deter others it may train the perpetration of a similar offence. God forbid it should he again heard of I But would it, in this one insiani.e, be carrying +mercy too far. to pardon the ottender, if the woman be has injured will forgive him and con vent to-marry him? Who knows but he might yet be a useful mad repentant member of siiciety, and malinaineada tor this dreadful trespass, by au exam. platy conduct ? Should the offender show signs of deep stitention for his of.:nce, and be ready to make all Ye atonement in his power on this tide the grave, and cisoLl the vermin he lias ruined he persuri.led to pardon his cor..luct. on condition of wedlock, the JuOge who prosounc:d the sentence «f the law aiip,ht not be censurable, in the eye of heaven, fix reenenrnending the culprit to royal mercy. Who. the? section &A tit 'gems:lcy would be expedient in the present state of society. is the province of legis. latnes to decide. Coatormabie it certainly seems to be to the DrsdarLeo. ai es; reseed in the '.:..i. n chapter of Deuseroooray, at the hitch vette : •• If a man ird a damsel il. A is a virgin. w?..ich is not be;roth e.', an I I.y :-. 'ld ..if her, and lie wish her, and they be tossed a that the man oat lay with her shall Tim unto tie damsel's lather fifty leach of silver, amid she shell be his sr .1: tiee.nee he Math bumbled her& ht me not pia; per away ail hi days." I will nay NM. the! the . silos of a dada* is not ineompa tibt: wait& reflections of the Dmine. For, as bo nsai. raw. art ciiireaily foot-did on the stir, ie. 01 ("Aria to te. jus:i:a and mace should go hand in used. ma the sattzr be mew afforded. to des de vice. to she woe.' it Griming'''. 1 am, I. j.ip 24ta, Ibtlii. Canaan:as. Nelr.4f, DITELLIVENCE. PORTSMOUTH. JULY it. Atrives! the /remise bomb, with a convoy from Portsmouth. His M ,jesty:s ship Orpheus, which sailed hence nn the....??.,1 instant, for the West Indies, put back to Lymington'this day.—Wine S S.W. rev MOUTH, JCLY .`23. Yesterday arrived the Plov,r sloop of war ; and the Corfiancr, Captain Yen, from a cruise off Scilly and the Land's End; also the Haripro hired armed ship. Sailqd the Adrian cutter, with dispatches for the squadron off ftfichefort. This day arrived His Majesty's ship Creo-ent, 36, Captain Carthew, from off ftochefart, to be refitted here. . YARMOVII. JULY 24. His Majesty's gun-brig Emir,. has sent into this port the Forward, C. Golden, with salt and salt fish, bland to Rotterdam. The Flora frigate has also sett in'the Garde Yirtrog Fehes, from Am sterdam, bobnd to Lubeck, with goods; and the De Jouge Drengtt, Kosusesnan, from Amsterdam, bound to Lubeck with coals. _ MULL. JULY 23. Arrived this morning the Onk. H ill, from Green land; she brings so account of all the ships belong ing to this port being safe, except five ; the names of the doubtlul ones are, the Ohioan, Cio ace, Lot tery, Samuel, and Emperor. itappears, beyond all doubt, the Aivfiy is captured. 111CLIINESS, JULY 24. Sailed from the Nore yesterday evening, the Bone to sloop of war, with the trade ander convoy for Tonningen, with a fine breeze at SE. A con voy for the Baltic is appointed to sail from the Note 00 the 29th insure• DEAL, JULY 24. ArriVed the reon/ frigate. from a cruise. and re mains in the Downs, with the /.q.,r, Giatten, and Trusto men of war; Valorous and Comtatanl, praams; 01 ler, Sate tar, and Bridle sloops of war ; f ury, I.rplostoo, and Lbw bombs; sevetal gun-brigs, tendrrs, and the Harmony tittualler. FROM LLOYDS LIST. Ce *Vele No, Jet, Y 4 ...Pawn' by the Just'na, Clur'ot'arta, May briny, and thi. E:iza, form Br-men ; Hunhiirsir tr Ilarnbargli ; N d. &err, from Varel: ; Duna, Watt-, from Prtershurgh ; 'lwo Friend., Plater ; Laserimer a•id Mare, Miller; Hop, and Astilmr, Liderarrn ; and the Constant Mazy, Chapman, frost Norway. A • Off Dover—the Or*C.rvd , from Nora York. At Ply e Dawson, from Haltlenore.; god the Nlargaretta El tabetli, —, from the Coast of Spam. At &mini—the . f heti, Itigland, final Feterthurgh I n ym. ely,k-..the Sir id.. rd Pollee, front flerblee. off Peterhead—the Lord Nelson, Taylor, I,IM Arellai.gel. At Smyrna—the Transit, Liston, hum 1 . At Sarannali—the Gi , orgra, from Liver,' rel. At Poirminith—the ruin I iuMin. At Pusile—rthe Stanley, Millet, Irmo Newfoundland. r "ND! I. • CALCUTTA, Yea.,14.: A dinner was given on Wednesday, the inst. at :he Government-hisuse, by the Governor-Carnet:al, to the lion. Sir John Anstiuther, Bart. Chief Jas. lice of the Supreme Court or 'Judicature in .Bengal. on the .occasi u of his departure for. England, at which wve pre,eni the JuJ..es of the Supreme Court; -the iris of the Supreme Council, Sir Byliamio 5... i van, the General Officers, ariii• all the prtccipatGs.l and Military Olitters at the Prq side-Acv. The . ship Yrdiewri Captain Angus, is arrived from Macao; i• cc she 'ailed en the 7th ultimo. the A IlaCtlC•in 9, Captain Obier, from Lisbon, is also arrived: she lett Lisboa on the trith of August. The Conetwerciartte„ from this port, had arrived at Lisbon. psesions to the departure of the Ahoy. On Saturday last, accusals's reach d town of the arrival in the rivet, of tile brig i!•aiirivr. Ca r t. W. H. Deiin.t. from Beucoolen, which she lelt on Lie sth December.—Passenger, Mr. R. Bogie. The Portuguese ship St. afairenia is arrived in the river from Kwao, last from Penang.—Passenger, Henry fkone, Esq. On Saturday last, Captain George Turnbull ar rived at Calcutta in an open beat, named the Re nown, from Rangoon, which his l it on the ltith'sit. with dispatches from the Burma Government. The Danish ship Amins.a sailed from Rartgoon, for this port, eight days pain to Captain Turnbull's leaving it. Letters from the Eastward mention the price of Opium to have undergone some depression. At the date of these accounts, the current price Bissau ate.? horn Bao to 900 dollars, per chest. We have much satisfaßion in adverting to the fivourable accounts of indigo. Some considerable quantities had been sold is Lnndou, in the begin ning of September, at 13s. 6d. per pound. In ferior indigo, though by na means lower than in the early part of the Seaton, had not risn in proportion to that of better quality. The India tient that ar rived with Admiral Rai ier , carried upwards of 10,0e.0 chests of indigo; the sale of which was postponed till January. The accounts of pepper are unpromisin7. The market was overstocked, and the price had taller) to ed. per pound. East India coeton c.-11 At from If. to Is. 3d. per pound, and likzly t./ I lA. Cloths still very low. The she awake, was considered as flat. The Honourable Company's silk averaged, at their last sales, 20s. psr pooh 1. At the General Qoarter Sessions of the Peace, for the county of Derun, bald last week at the Castle of Exeter, Raver La.,,, a farmer, living the parish of Summed, near Lifton, was indided for etnelty beating and braising his female parish ap prentice. agtd about eight years, when in a state of extreme &Utley. Her appearance in Court, and the siMpinity with which she delivered her erg den:e. were highly interacting and affetting. After a trio of several honer, the Jury, without hesitation, pi:nounced the Defendant Godly. Upon which. the Magistrates rameneed him to par a file of 201 to be nominated in the county gaol Os months. and to End sureties to %beams= of TOOL for kis future good behavi.ur. THE 314RKL4 3. coRN-E.VoilkNat. MT This day, there ore not many fr ah ?nernrts of 104ezt, the quantities sin handure rather eonsi.ter,itle. ; rat .... of i,,1 quality support their price, and inferior stia haat ow iistoi.-,t, O( Bodes. but short supplies, and rather inclines unprard.-s. Mat in tintains its price. Very fox W hit.. Poo,. C4y, . 0 Reins of hnth soots, in plenty. sod nth. r (+esti) r Z). .t.; a s in te'eral.ile quantities, anti this trade nearly at last eulterisf..., The 'Aces of Flour hatre small satiation. • CUB.RINT PRICE: OF GRAIN. IV heat........6tis 7.1. i. tilSs. I Beans,. 42- 47s c,i., Eine d0.........1i5s 894 od. Tuck Hllllll .....33• t 1). .„., Rve :As 4:l=. Gil Oats ..... • • ....SS IS, M. Risley Sts. Slls CM. Poland, 92i: 13 ba. Ma t. —6lO. 74.. Od. Rape Seed El. ill O IL White Pe55....60.. f•js 01. Fine flour Grey P ... .. • • . 411. 45a INI. S-eo is ._ . 80; to 0. UXIIRI The Corn liaspetinfiletur; • Whet, per load Barley, per rir ; - Tr. -- )51 Oais ins n, on Tlsontimr, Joh, 24. 171 to 441 At 3tis - to 40s 350 —4 to :3 el .►.l Os —d to 53. -.4 PRICK OF HOPS. as. roctate. Kent 5l Ss to 61 IN Rant 31 103 to 71 111* Sussex.... .51 to 61 Os Sussex 61 Oa to 61 Ewer 61 to 6% fis Farnham... 71 ...SW 91 --. Old butt-153,1'0 I. ?melts uR H 4. 1. AND STRAW. V OAT. ST AMTS . , WRITICII 104 a 51 N Od Hay 91 10s • 61 0 Straw..ll lua a SI It' 0.1 New Cl Os a 01 • Clover 41 10s a 8! 15 I Strays SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, Juror 25. To Bork tha Oaal—ftprie Stour o 1 81b. Vert' 41 41 to a, 4d I Veal 4, Gd to, 'r 4 Nlutton.... 44 4d to .5 4d Pork .. 411 8d W f'• Lamb. 'Vs 0,1. to G. 0.1. 111140 or c TTTTT ?NMI Dar. Beasts. ahtbat 800.--.llsep and Lamb,. 9.4P0. - - NEWGATE ANL) LEADI.:4ITAI.L MARKEIS By the C4ll.the. B.er B.l to 4. 5,1 Vea' 44 0 , to 6 •`• k1utt0n....3. 10.1 to 4 841 rfrk 1541 to It 4 1 Limbs GOAIeIeARKET, j{.1.1 41. - ' l -Sbipailat iiiitse. - 1 . S.N. 17 ..1114nread1a ' /3. 494 n 1 3 SO k 14 6 ..11andisetasil... — • 4VI til A .40; a 1 —C . ndas 1 ..Cannel Ca ~..,..... 0 ~.... 04 a ...a 04 Re 7 err ...2711P ME •: T 1 t4Gs OF CREDIT t)RS .A C GUILDHALL, thrs ear. st rt. J , ines logteton, Strand, taidil:eses, hatter 3 14 Claude Olivier, Wauverte.itieet, Fleet-att.:et, Loodon. lace-merchant , S Iq . . Francis Searleiben. and trancis Settle, )1).. Newman street, Oxford street, MkidWet, wholesale 'Mart 2!O Thomas Lucichur.t, late of Canterbury, Kent, drapes and tailor 3 11 . . . . Willie., Frog, late of Whitechapel.road, Mortara, cnach-malcer • 3 13 . . M..tthevr Jack, now or late of George-street, Blatt friars. toad, Surrey, linker 3 1/ Ge'rge Aungier. late of the K.trit.read, Burry, dia. tiller . S 1: . . Fuel-rick Kray, late of Stanhope-street, Care an_rket, Middlesex, goldsmith and jewellpf 9 1 John Jarvis, Battle-bridge, Middlesex, cottons rieltint 311 John bilcderm•nt, late of Red Lion-tweet, Sctitheark, Sutter, hop and seed.fatior 2 10 . . Meredith Swanentr, 'Foster-lane, Chespelee, London, wartliotmeit,3n • •• 2 -13 . . Jesse 515... r..,, Piseenix.strvet, St. Pancras. MAdlesex, paperhanger . 2 14 . . DIVIDENDS. Stephen Rich:ego and Superset Ktehingt, slow. or late . 01 Oxford, breech - makers . . 113 John Price, Fin.lanre.sqiiire, Lnodon, merchant . 10 Benjamin Mendes Da Costa, Biler.stre••, St. Adage-axe, Lindon, and Gwerwstieet, Enfield-highway, 111iddle s-Ir, dealer and chanman . ' . if William Packer.. Chataber.strcet, G00dr0tA4.116.16,, `. liddleses. tailor . li . . Fdeard Bea& 1i find, Ewes, t arisen:et l3 John Pierce, * Breel-street, London, warelsessentan . /I CERTIPICATES. Francis Weralre, late of Rnorl.l.ne, London, wine red bra t'lf nimetant. dealer and chin/man. Nerce Morn., tate of St. Mattin'..esutt, St. Mor . :.in's-1.. - la St.d.Resex, l.triier..l,a‘er and chapman. C , WICI Mell, late of the Steck Excha nge , br o k e r. Richard Hayward. late of Ashford. Cent. resch.unicer. Taaterittr....Sa. Jaime* Dar-41011day at the 11;iblie COURSE OF EXCHANGE—Juts , Ir. tranctdam ....:.6 10 2 11.1 Grows .. 47 Dino at Sight .. e 6 2 1 Venn.. a. Cen Rocarrenao. c. f.. II '9 2 U. I Luber 6l 14.n,borgk 94 5 Itlf. I (Noon' 5ll Altata ......... .4 6 *el:. D&4,, 111 Pan , 24 7 Cork !lit Date 24 15 2 U. ••• •0 if II I. i. Rolnilmort . 14 P ,, r4oral OoLt in Cr:iti Ca in Drain il 941 caeca. Kra Ek.uli.oalta... %taiga! ....-..... 11 , i..ap. New Miami .... 3 Cato - .... .... filh.4 37 71• I. Loots rack .. --...., ."" o.'oloo 314 *putt tballtaitk id lioSake. 41a,des .. 44 • S 4 per Cant. D•liiin on Landon (inns It) .... 1014 Ralhat ol Lendnn hod 174.... NA ~.• on Dublin. ' Ditto) ll 61 4sy. RIRTErt. On the 20th Ineteet, at Morrie, Castle, the Right ii .1 Lady M•lgrarse. of • ctill-hora child. Uu th , - 15thnfiune (U S ) at St. Petersburg's. the LAO? of Robert Sihk, Esq English Merchant thine, of • e.n. MARRIAGES. Sat , rtdair, at Leeishi.n, Kunt, M. F Ilismninr, Tip of Our to to Mkt Haws, of Sides,ban, daughter yr tae hit Esq tin 1 nototar. at St. Geoira'a Church, Halien er.maapf, Hun Ifrory trawl. to 11,14.1 Brand, C t o Wt. d aughter of tn. Hon and key. Dean Contra., Bpi nonce to dm Las• Lad of Glowing*. ATHS. Oa Wednesday mormag, at Hampstead. :n the 117th yea• at he: age, Mis T.yrary. Vu %fondly, the :lit il.r. at Tunbridee Wells, in the "• - ' , l yea? M ht. are, Sit J. lin Cuardin Stu-rave, Hirt nt I • 6 .fall, in tlie raIIITVS u( Cumberland He is sucreeded in Jule and esu•e, by Ills ettivst son, one a minor. hduadat. a , her twin*. in M. Margaret's, ia Cants:hue!, t' the orate:int pe,iel bi VMS. Mi. Lnkyo, the .1 , 1,...,4 sistnem of the owe of Julio Lukyn, Ent feemetly of U. • sant - !ands. tan Ters4.l last , rnerally and deserved:, lamented, Us die ""T 4 T 4 ' .4 year of h.r ae.•. Me'. Rnbert., site at &,datJ Robins, F. 4. ot Hie An looah liswalk. Lamberts; Way .8,1 a oitteeettelate hleteseel M Imam her lA*, nab wham he 1,0,1 hycd in Use suit letup Olsten for spear% et Mt. veer. Hr. teat be vary once* hit e and tereusa by the rage 0+ whorl site ties unsfmnsly a lund awe (enemas baanksyyse MUM WA THIS DAY, At LJNIJN3S lt..ra II) eau. after II Elms SS sahn oftert LONDON —Prowl ao (I W1%9030/4, M. I. Moi" .r, Coseorlioien, aide porisbel at d" 040. No la, bolt of it. 4.lomott's W. $ FUCA, of 144, ri*. Sisirewass. Loot A 4 _": Wen. te, 1.10 U. 4 Paper, sem le die US 4. 2 .0 10 . sill le dogs Namara F IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 111 I I I ill ill I I 111 Mil ill 11111 linIIIIIII I I I I I I I I 11111111.11111111 11111 I I I I 111111111.11111 T 5 ~': V' . . SUMMF 17 "'SIMS. SPOR7'YNG INTELLIGENCE. • HOME CI miff% • —trast,..— • EXETER RACES, lfte6. -,, eta Qt. MarOVD,. JOLT QS. — On ttte Ilth and 12th 'of A n g li n »ex t, t h e &thew*/ Sweep-, .Yererclay evening the Judgesi t arrieed In t his stakes and Plates will be nits for on lial.lcsearww terwo, and chi. nywning went to bin the usual manner ; after which tiley proce eded to butirwas irr ; VISIT DA Y. their respeftive Courts. • A S , .er ,, .takes of Rte guineas earls, to name 4 the day • CIVIL SIDE.. '' ' . • next be ore the teens, for hones canto'. the Newmarket • tktoUltr liing's pletr weights —On, rune-mite heat. ne are Mr. yuotre HDATUe • 51115111? 81/11•17$11611t. it atiliEl. I. .. fllatlitall and orualts. Ci.tisra rt,ungetan • This was an anion against the pefendanteat pro- thaads Ebringinn 'Mittens of a Stage Coach, which ,the coachman so Lawurnee Palk Win. Veale unskilfully drove, that it was .overturned, whereby Cl' le' Hayne Samuel Kekrwich H A m,,rtnead the - Plaintae kg was btu* s , and is wife and r w "Y , v n ri:Zi t it on lidwarit Lee child very ennui bruised. ,' • .. - Courtenay W. T. Pole Mr, Serjeant De. r, for the Plaintiff, stated the. m _ _.intagu Parker, jun. Petrr Ilbert circumstances of the case ; whictwere shortly, that George Hubert John Osho:rte the Plaieliff,, his Wife, and two Children, w en t a s He" Weir Gorge Warwick Ratnpfylde Newtua Fellowea Arthur Champertiowne is:turners by the Urfa; lasts coach. The Plaintiff Alexander Cockburn Mall. Lopez WAS an nutside passenger, and his wife and one child civvies Henry s..nter,et Alex. llamiltal Were wigii4stie coach at the time of the accident. Edmund Baltard, jun. Charles Lennrix. —They4tatritroceeded on their kw: nev as far as f . Male • pt Alm la ,on the me day, a Sweepstakes of twenty.fiseineas Thatsteid, in this county,' when, owing the furious each, • bleb closed on the first iif hien% Mat for horse. uhich •-• and unskilful driving of the coachman, the stage had never stkrted, paid, or received forfeit, ' berme the d..y of was oven , et. The Plaintiff had an infant child in Laming; three years old, to car, v 7st. 715. • four teen old, Bst.; bit arms at the time ; but, by the intervention of flee trers old,' 9st. 3IO.; six years and age-1, Inst. sib. Mares to Ise allowed dab—One two. mile heat..—Stakes libt .ividhae, the infant received not the least harm ; a to so gelaigeldings dtou b l e oea nd fic e m to ara th , • Clerk of the course, before tn.:sing, or Litt the Plaintiff himself suffered most materially, tAr he had •'not only fine of his legs broken, I.tod CH. Somerset's b. g. Mc mint, by Mr. Teasle, dam but he received several most sercre internal bruises, tn. Volunteer, 4 years old. ' which contined him and his family at the Inn Hon. Newton Eellowes's c. by Dragon, out of the sister to H r;sum, 3 tun. al Nat; trot The Jury ft Ott the Cm but all foe p ware *quirt., ft sinituLtr till tempt to viol. There Is 41 411 , 11ately ft of the sec ind Lire oat yet Solos war 'avian, of last week, a pieta / as/ EMS sssptw prictOT. F. 1 suppose.' to le4t it 174), traJualble. ' .06 Friday mania at Su lasstaliee /trim to on OW idiot is was ristleatoi 'WM dim dillorly pool ibi traet of oo its way to Jonte—wereio • Maw 1 ir Mos I Osil sot MN. Waft I banal • &s HON V mei • =lba II rl ea1"1 old 3= P i foripolloa Effe l WIND • lig is Wisttionoso Want