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1 3% r 4 gt, est:= ORIOVIr., 4 POETRY. I N PROW PTU WIIITTEII ►T Tit RXHISITIoII 011 SERINO TR; P 04111.4", Of Inn COWITIIIa Of 21.11411111 . 011, ST 1114 TOWXMI taintsircr. I dare ant view that lovely lice Till age ►aa made one ivy cold, Nor gaze woos eac► witelsiog grace Which nay be but can't be told; Nor dare I view with envie,* rye That shrine of Nature's majesty! 'Where Gods latest trewshle and adore, • Sit Wag at GIG, shadowy puwer. Tu War his bluud.staia'd plume mho*, And seeking bliss in Beauty's buyer, Confess, releseil by L.. free cam The only heaven as earth se there! 0, 131.t1111T011! the Noses' friend— The Sufferer's hope—thy leanly heart SOB ever ready suer.., lead— 'qr o f "floe Patriot's sad tie ebrialiaes part. And_ Reaves thy *tames to approve. •flMh N.M thew with an angers love. G. DEATHS IN HIGH LIFE. MARQUIS OF HERTFORD. Died, helmets three and four eclat k last morning at his boost is Vamelsester•square, the !Knit Noble Francis Ingram BeyraMor Comeray, Uneven and Earl of Hertford, Earl of Tarmeolls, Ifilmosst Beisseliamsp, of Havels., Lord Conway, 844041 of Reeky, and Bad= Conway nod Killultagh, enmity Ando, E.G. F.S.A. Lord Lindemann sad Cashes Kotula's= of be comity of Warwick mud comely of Amiens*, late Lord Chambeilain of th e limes Huidebold ; horn Frbruaef 1743, succeeded his tither, Francis, June 14, 1794 ; married int, Alicia Elisabeth, youngest daughter and coheinin of Herbert Windsor, the last Viarsual Wisdom in the Peerage of In lead, and by Isar had lame one dasghler, Alicia, who died am infant. The Marquis married, se woudly, May 90, 1770, Isabella Anne lograme, daughter owl coheiress of Charles, the last Yin-wont Irwin in the 'Peerage of Seothod, the prevent 111archlomeas of “erifoed, and had rose Francis Charles, Rail of Yarmouth, sow lil ac . grin of Hertford, monied, Slay 1790, Miss Fs teal, amid has issue Femmes Ueda, and Richard Yascuisot amambillat; • mow Earl of Yarmouth. . ' EARL OF ORFORD. . Died, on Saturday, the Right Horourable Hormll9 Walk 'pole, Earl of Word, B•rue Walpole or %dime= musts of &wroth, and Baron Walpole of Walpole, M.A. High *inward of the borough of Lynn; bora Jooe 14, 1790; apa medal hte 'father Horatio, Febermy 94, 1900; meggiaid July 7,' 1791, his cousin Sophia, daughter of Churchill, Eaq. by whom be had issue Horatio Lord pole, now Earl of Orford. ; • • FAS MONA BLit NOVIINENTS. Tie huh. de Mbarby and the Cousins de Naafie have arrived at the Lewdest Hotel, Alhensarle.street, fine Paris., 1114. OHM. and family have kft ditto es a tier. Coen aed Cu,.'... Linemen. ham arrived at tie St. ' George's Motel, Alberni I...street, fates rear. Woo. SrustleU Harris, Sm. atria.) yesterday et Theein's Earl, Bmkeleympiamt from his stet fa .Deiroashirs. Departure, from r, sloe. Hotel, St. kasseeinstreet: Admiral Sir Jen. Welts, Dart. for his seat le'Svoent i Mr. Chatonir, M.P. for York; the Hon. Captain Sellomberg, R hi. for Chichester; Hoe. Mr. sad Mrs Glenn and family Tor their net in Cheshire; L. Concannon, Bag. M.P. for Paris; mode Rippington, Psq. for Warwick. Arrivals at the Pullen?, Hotel, Piccadilly :—Lady T. Jones from her seat I. Shropshire, Mr. JUMPS fen .ditto, sad the Rana Eowirkillen from a tour. The Earl and Cosiestem Charkamest are daily expected at the above Rutel from Pails. Mr. sad Mr.. Dashwood are arrived at Wake's Hotel Jer. soyestreet, from dim seat near Canterbury. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. bid awe Laity flarydyr have lezvrJ cards of invitation for ten parties—.-41De lOW the I'M, aid the other on the 27th last. at their boom is Piccadilly. W. .1. Denison, Esq. M.P. gave a■ elegant entertainment nu Seed.; to Lord King, Lord Drocannoo, Sit George Ho lism., Air M. W. Ridley, Bart. Mr. Basked, lee. at his biome is Pall-mall. Lady G. B. Chvendish entertained a large party of fashion able' yesterday evening at Burlington Home. The Doke of Grafton bad a dinner party yesterday al bin hams in Clargn-st refl. The Ladles Fitzpritick entertained • distinguished party yesterday at their bout. I. Gro.vr•ur-place. The Marquis of Laasdonn entertained at dinner on Sun day Lord Enroll/toe, Lord Sandoo, Sir James Mackintosh, Mr. and Mrs. Abereromby, Mr. Macdonald, Ice. at Lana dons Heine, Berkeley-square. The Marchioness of Camdeu bas issued tardy of Invitation for a splendid rout un Thursday mat, at her house in Arling toa•nrret. Earl Georeesor's intended party yesterday was poistposed mcount of a ,Math in the family. 'plenum and Visrountem Falmouth's inlea.ted party Ibis day is pmt poised on MT 0.1114 of a death in the family. The Alsechiorsese of Salisbury's eownerraziente as Soodey everting, le A rboston-street, wu &Headed by *early IWO dia. tiateished fashionable& among whom were, she Niue of Demnark, Prise? snit Princess Esterhasy, Princes Cintitelli sad Carl's'', Count and Comsters Limes, Casale.' Ludalf, Coons and Countess D'Attlie, she Doke of Wellington, the Duchess of Itichasoost and Mt* Ladies Lemnos, she Marques of Aitesbery, the Marchionesses of linploods fry, Win chester, aad Ailesbory, the Duke and Duchess de Guirhe, she Earl sod Corselets of &two and the Ladies %dynes:, the Countess of Eases, Emil of Westmorland, the Vire- Cherwell'', Lady De Clifford, Lady B. Palk, Lard Elks. borough. Lord St. Helen's, 4.'utieseas Camper, Caroms of Cieneall, Earl nod Counties of Limerick, Lord and Lady Msillsorseugh, Earl of Kimmel, Lord and Lady Listootel, lady Shelley, Commas of Clare sod Lady Fitapbblas, Lord l'aisu rites, Sir Thomas mod Lady Stepney, Mr. mill Mrs. bin', Mr. Fetutantle, deco Yesterday his MAJESTY took an airing in his Inmate carriage in the Park, and called at his Pa lace to Pinilico. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the KING yesterday. On humbly divine service warn performed to the riti's Household by the Rev. Or. ISLOMBERO. Yesterday were married, by special license, by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, it Lambeth !' 11 . 1 (1', HOBERT SMITH, Esq. M.P. eldest son of Lord CARRINGTON, to Alts FORESTER, daughter Lord FORESTER. Alter the ceremony the y pair stst off foe Lord Cuityrucirrou's seal. 11conitse Abby, Bucks, where they will rwIMRSO kniir Yrotertlay the Earl and Countess of HAREWOOD Plc a growl . dinner to a (listis.gaished party. "mt% who m were Lord Nnd Lady GINXTIINNI. Laid and Lally tlottot:N, Loitl G. St/Wants 144 HAYMARKET THEATRE. This Theatre has commenced the season under the most promising appearances. It was lust night honoured with a very crowded and fashionable au. dience, who seemed highly pleased with the enter. tainmeols. The slier/mom which the interior has widergone, the removing of the sounding boated, and the inaertiou of reflectors between the pommels contribute to d iva the house • l ig ht an d agreea bl e appesrance. After a new farcical entertainment celled The= If Fa re.the Beggar's Opera followed, in which • fair debaianie appmired at the bar of pub. lic falter iu the character of Polly. and met with a moo favourable reception. This young lady possesses considerable natural advantages, sod art lutanist been wentiug to bring them to perfection. Her person (rather above she middle size) is gracefully formed, her air and walk dignified. and her whole demeanour perfectly elegant. Even though the embarrassment of • first appearaoce, her high vocal powers were folly manifest. Her voice pommies considerable flexibility and sweetness ; but although she is by. no memo deficient in the more delicate part of exe cution, the simple unurnamental style of singing is that certainly for which it is best adapted. This remark is strengthened by the fact, that the diffi cult sung of " Cease your funning." was most brilliantly and tastefully executed, yet it failed to wiles ;be same pleasurable emotions is she pro ducat its the simple duet with Noe heaih, of "liver the hills and for sway." This young lady has been educated by Mr. Conti, and acids one more to the list of his successful candidate, for proles. 4411 jot i octions. war .. • .4. . WATERINi; PLAICE& xams9vre. jultg 16. The Duke of Devonshire is expected here; part of hie Gnsce's baggage and servant. has arrived at the Albioo Hotel. It is f ilid the Duke of Newcastle his taken e house at proadstaara for the season. A great many booms are already engaged at Rime Kate, families arriving every day. The 'Jingle, Ramegate steam packet brought down upwards of 100 pasaengers yesterday, scowl whom are several families to rettinto here. SCARBOROUGH, JONI, 13. . . Field Ike couch of siekeem, Brie( and rush Silber the Feistiest sufferer roasts to lave • 1a die eool Redwine of the bracing wave, Min hiagaid limbs; if so, he easy repia , . 'The showesod blessings that (implies thetrar t • rosy health And, Oh! it aright ma sever' t; , .1. rum Use dark precise.. of the gleamy grave, Searbru'! 'tie thee and all thy sylvan reign Wild are thy rocks, sublime thy movntaina rise, Arn White are the sails bewails thy suns that 'fide; • Serial are the .rinds that steal across shy $4 Balmy at• all thy pies, hir sby skive lath is, aremmodatioa allireded to parosseare is ill:tota-packeta to end from Leith aid Loads., whirls .eat.ei 'thorough every Tharsday, that a Gelatin's* leaving Leith for this fashionable waterieg-place. observed, "'that . Ike west so bed at Leith on Wednesday night. and awoke rim itomfgeholtls. mall merging at Scarberough!. ! • . • The laltawisig Meareopergst arrivals eWltie Theo Mite IWlsieleote, Lady Murray ;ad (miry, Mr. sad alp} • d, Mr. C. 'W. Webster, Colima Mom sad family, ILloyd and tastily, Rev. Mr. Thwart! sad holly, Ike. nittltitX,. Jinni: 13. This small Waterinpplace, delightfolly situated ia Ike teeighboarisood of Doscaeter, is becoming a popular end kirchiaeoblavesort. Already, ibuugh or early in the semen, bus very gay appearance, sail every day arida Man ear 'bee of its visitors. The following is a list of the latest ri vals Frauds Lindley Wood Dart., Sir Peter Marrs", Hart , Mrs. and Master Beresford, Major General Sir Joh. .111sug sod temilp,Camt. and Miss Wright, Cep,. Maples, R.N. Napiatit Hallett. Covets Wilde, Captain Baiter, Mr. mod Mrs. Blakie, Miss Sanitluon, Mr. and Mrs. Sykes and family, Mrs. and Miss Copley, Mrs. Iwison,, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchin son, two Misses &nom, Mrs. sod Miss Clark % Mrs. Gasps, Mr. Kinueorthy, Mr. Capes, the Rev. W. Durrustgai family, Mee. arid Miss Mutentaiu, the Rey. J. Whitetail — Rim •Lork wood, Mr. auJ hdes. Nicholson sad family, 31; Mama, Mr. and Mrs, aid family, dr.c. REOCAR, Julia 12. The season at this delightful sea bedtime plate ha. already eammeueed, the baths are fitted op Is a superior manner. Tbsisios sod ladling bosses are all ready ter Os tereptiusi asemmay, and from the sumer° anapplteationa kre lodgi ng, we are is rspretstaiii of a good erase.. His Grace Ilsa Duke of BSDFOILD arrived at Whiddon's Biqa! Hotel. Plymouth, on Tareday morning, and hi the course of the day visit.d the Breakwater, accompanied by loser s Wolvoioc, E.q. The _bells of St. Andrew's Pod (Bolin church welcomed his Grime by merry pools. Miss FOOTS takes her benefit this evening at Covent garden Theatre; the: ploy of Othello is to be repeated, aid the repetition takes place in con• sequence of the admirable acting of YOUNG, in logo; Miss FOOTS, in Desclemona ; and Alxu itiontr. in Othello, on his benefit night, when it created a moat extraordinary sensation ; it was all moat excellent, mud mount be too highly spoken of. If we add to the above the excellence of the other entertainments selected (Forty 7 hienes, &c.), also the very great favourite which MIN FOOTS certeinly is with all classes of the audience, we. think we may venture to pronounce, that the Houser, this eveningasill be both splendid and numerator. Miss POVET is engaged for the English Opera. On Saturday week the Edinburgh Theatre , closed for the Winter less,,,, with the play of 71i Moe of the World, iu which Mr. D. Jorixtrron , performed Sir Pertinas Aloesycophunt. Mr. Mite. EAT (the manager) is at present in Loudon, making arrangements for the summer season. In a water.party last week. from Exmouth to Possderham, Mils CARPENTER. (daughter of the Admiral), Mess Ilouase, and the Rev. Mr. BAs- TARO. were precipitated into the sea. by the up setting of their boat, but were happily all saved. Baths, mud even basin, and cups, are wade of the Dartmoor granite; those manufactured from the red are particularly beautiful. It us expected in October the whole line of rail-road will be opened, and a large exportation will take place. An old treasurer iu the town of Stirling kept hit accounts in the following method :—He hues up two boots, one on each s►de of the chauaiwy ; stud in owe hr put ell the u►uuey he reorient', sod in the other all the receipts end vou:l►erolor the usilitry lie paid; et the cud of. the year, u. wl►esresser he wanted to wake up husecouuts, be eartdorthhe boote, mud by ceuntiog.tlits several sod respectiett contents, he was enabled to woke e balsam With if slouch regularity, and as little unable, ...my Inx.k.ketpgr in the kiusdinah .L4IP itirELLiGENCE. COVRT OF EINO I II BENCH. Wernoksons, btormit, Juno 17. &Ars As Laub CHIMP' .1 vs ncs aid a Conastne Jury. telt NAftece. or tomeorrowasor r. CM! Awn AWoTnlat. The Wee ee seining! the Defeudnots, as feu of the ist o bri on i e red of Otrashon, ts recover IN IS.. fge deggeaesa Wee is the beam of the Noble Plaintiff, by a riotous ante et peewee, os the 29th July, hit yeby. The damage eitegisted of direr. wiselowa team at the mi aow. of the Noble Marquis, in N. /angeessquare, by the MA s 4 seeempewled Inv bee Majesty, afire bre oarsmen. fsl attempt to cet admittaatee let* Meslonlaster Abbey, en the Any of the Corionatioo. The cage wag proved by the evidence of the elszier who repartee the shadows, sod the servants wino were in the Inigage.—Vretliet for she Pleinellf—Dantageo, 191. leg. ail. The Overt gat is Dawn, till sue o'clock, bat nothing of any public isles eat oecorred. POLICE. rms. Yesterday .Willinas Fialallowt, a lad about slate,* years of ago, was charged before Sir Richard Simi', the slalom Id•glstrate, with stealing three handkerchiefs from the skew !Ward of William Clark Smart, of Eaeter 'Change, Mosier. About eleven o'clock yesterday worsting the Prisoner was obserred by Mr. Smart's errand-buy lo be lur'kirog abbot the front of Mr. Smart's premises, slid suspecting him, be welched hiss for some tram, *al at length the Primmer weal up to the sbew.troard mad loon; Dix off s brass railing three handkerchiefs, which he placed tatelerocadi his coat, sod was makisg oil whey be was pilfered and overtaken. He was remanded. Mary SwilA, Catherine Carroll, bed Elisabeth Capps, three of the lowest order of prostitutes, were charged with stealing 4s. ed. in silver from slit permit; of Joeeph Head, a Carpeater, residing in Penton street, Pesionville, CO , a wham 'tawniest it appeared that about Niue u clack yester day morning he was going down Drury-lase, and *ear Wycis street Ike Prisoner Capps came up to him and got bold of his cedar, and forcing her hand into his waistcoat-pocket look out she silver before mentioned; the Promeniur di rectly prized bold of her, whim the other Primmer Smith mime op end street him erostarly one the eye, nod eitempt. eElo seems. Ibe 'thee Prisms,?; the Primmer Canon else weaned the Preemodoe, het he micrerded in alataishig them all lentil a oeismaiale roue, sheet they were otameed; the money wan fweed N the possessiou et Cappe.—dllmy were folly committed. M11111.119100011-0TRIIIIT.• Jahn Purffelat and Waiiaos Hopkins were rmeamodreed, charged with hewing obtaieed certain sum of siewey from Lord Reedley, the Nes. Mr. Smedley, tied other pewee** of dieiloctiee soder m peewee, that they were millemmee Mt the City of LANON Truss Society. The office wee etowded by the stewards of mahlalhatN'ini who attended to give sera/see stereo the Plimillatilf" 4 ' ". Parliehl said, that be amid giro isifoirwashera MI tr o yirgg is f peewee goisig *boot wieder alimilar eireormatmearlat money from gentlemen. • The Pmts ere were eensweitied to tape tbelrtsisha en Lord %Weep% sad the Men. Sr. Earthey's ehetroand .scantlstbent. ATTONvellasti. A MODERN Sittnvs. lantltd.—Testerday Daimon, WISI•In, end Mien Casaphill, aged lianarcn, thirteen sod eight /NM, sure of Demme Comph-11, Erg. of ANl:4•ldattli . I Par i Zlaa". were brought op by James Hanky, die *MOW g i t the Regent's Canal. charged with baibin 1 is Rom of the Statute. Hastey staferfaiel the practice of persons 'aseef i. posiag themselves I. the Gloat, rear rlastrpetesdroad; Psi igeonse so prrvalent Mat me Rhea cooktpass the 'Mit dry without disgest, partleolloty a. Beedays. Repeated ton* phials hail been made to the Canal Comply, and they had Madraveered top t the tosiiiitie• by the erection of boardl eautionieg all persons from halting ; but this regulation • d.d mot is any degree act tie • preventative. They had, therefhre, given him and the area eagaged al the locks ' in._ 'tractions to take lobo comedy alt permit's who taught he ?brad aind mg. - About eight o'clock on Shadily termitic the three Drfeudasts were in the *ales, be look them tato custody sod rouvryed At. to P watchbouse. but they were liberated no their giving bail. The De Madams were coovicted in the penalty of It. BS Barb. The due was imenedistely paid by Mr. Dolmen Campbell, and he in high t. rota eulogised she conduct of Henley, who he mid bad limed itt a most praiseworthy meow, In brines' biases. to josticromid so highty he appreciated the mistier is which he bad discharged his duty, that he made hist a bastdactine present, suit led the odice with his goes. • Julie Lambert. aged 19, was charged by the some of will a similar offeuce ; and also William Dickens's, aged 13, was also charged. The theater was ordered 10 pay a floe of five shillings, but the tatter, barite' been tucked up till might is the wateli•hosse, was reprimanded and discharged. Two lads, B. George and John Phipps, were held to bail fur obstructing Hanley at taking the above Defimdania hap custody, by thrusting storm al him, and treating a mob roue,' him, An order has been received at Plymouth. from Government to forward 500 hogs of bolOCUle from the Vactuwlling•oflice for the diertesed poor in [rebind. The Lords Commiesionera'of the Admiralty'hoo iog kindly granted she Lice/y. Pottstown* hob. to the Committees of Teignmouth and Newton, for the relief of the distressed Irish, for the purpose of car rying provisions to the sister kingdom. the strove vessel soiled on Saturday seintight, from 'reign. mouth to Kibosh, consigned to the Clare Commit tee, ander the orders of Lieutesiont J. NIPSAN, Royal Navy, who kindly volunteered his service's on the occasion. The cargo consisted of 420 begs of potatoes, 13 cwt. of cheese, 53 bags of barley, 47 quintals of Newfutrudlaud fish , and 7 banels of sounds, purchased with the amount of subscrip frosts received by the above Committee. • The best thanks of the friend* of humanity., and the lowers of sacred music, are due to the amateurs for their grood oratorio at the new Toirruidall, Ply. mouth, on Wednesday last t in aid of the Node ler . the relief of the distressed Irish penrantry. The *election of choruses, &c. was very judiciuus._tuid it was altogether an admirable ptilormance. In: looking to the occasion. and the excellence of the oratorio, if we are net nuttily allowed to say of it. that it was a consecration, we may, ut least, justly observe, that it was a very appropriate and•r very• solemn opening of a magnificent mom, purposely built fee the Seed's; of our Magistrates, and of course the administration of our laws. Occasional or frequent oratorios of this description, if per. formed, as this appears strictly to have been. wait winds prope►ly corresponding, would hardly Nil to; p►nrnote the best interests and hap i ti ot oo of seeml y. Although the price of admission was limited to two• ►hillings a ticket, we were sorry to observe so thin no attendance, the audieuce not amounting to more thaw 150. Mr—Lee led the band, whisiii comaisted of avnateons, rod wbout 100..tiorws singers. There is at present growing in the Chapel-yard .of.Ontos.,la Abe coutsty,Kilkeusay,,ito old yew-tree, the built whici.meseuree 13.feei Et, leaches in eiw•omderence. It is excavated. and forms a sort of 'chamber, which eoutainerl the Persons of•modErato :s i ze men di ng erec t.. Tht.tr►l' Si iu s tolerable goid . state of prescreens/a. ~. # _ a ,fir-,-_ -•....+...~----- =;• 4 " , .FloMm_;. ACCIDENT AT DRANDEPIDUPOFI lIOt7SR. AN inquisition was taken on Thursday evening at the Turf Tap, Gao•vseur.pl.ee, lo fore Thus. Higgs, Esq. 1)e. potty Co►user, as the body of JameaSkeoN a labourer. who was osofortimately killed by the fallisig of a high wall oia Tuesday last, at Braosienhorgh House, Ham.nrr•mith. Thom. Kis% depinsed, that the deeeased with himself and others were onsployed by Mr Groomer, • beirklayer, its pull ing down the premises of Besodenliorsh House, the mate rials of which had been Pohl by suction io lot• to several purchasers. On Tuesday anterooms' the deceased with others *ere at work I. taking das the Newhouse, part of the premises, at that time only t h e wall nod toss frames were standing, which was about 14 feet high. Witness swum. mended oho wall being throw• inwards er else taken Jews by hand, ►art the master said it should go outwards, as it would be more coovessient fee carbolic. They then ►rake away the lower bond timber which was very rotten add de cayed, sad tried from within to push it outwards, but the bond timber beiox removed from the inside, caused the wall to sway in that detection, and sotwithstandtag their ease. limas it suddenly fell inwards. Winter jumped back and escap..l, when on looking round he saw the deceased lying prostrate on his back, i stile; he attempted to raise him, wlwu his head entered the bark part of the deceased's skull, which was dreadfully fractured. De. West, of Hammer maids, was called W, who bled the deceased, sad @dewed his being conveyed to St. George's Hospital, where be died in about t►n minutes after his arrival. The bricks were of good quality, shout 3.000 I. number, and worth 5/. The House Sumo, of Si. George'. ils..spital deposed, Hist he &Headed the deceased, and wills the operators* of trepamulag was krises performed, he died. His shalt von .most dreadfully fractured. Thomas Morrie said, that het informed Mr. Casonser the wall should be throws inwards, on amount of the remove, of the bead timber in the 'aside; be was at sulk at the time wit► t►e sobs, moo ; the timber with which they were p►ising the wall slipped *NI hoe-bed the draea•rd doses; the wall alas fell with it; seedier mita sea haft wa the occsaioe. Tie Jury, afire 'saw consultation, r►asewed n 'engirt of a Accidental Death by the failing of its. wail;" sad levied a dsodesii of al. ea the bricks. • Loa sink, al half-past loves o'clock. all bloooloklen sets takes at the Fosshos. is Desoareet, Woetssioseee, sw the body of Cambia Costello, oho pot es rad is bee existence by bussing bossW is M. Ilkirgeost's waschbosse as Moods/ ssonsiss. 'Poona Boyd,, a watchman, in Totbill.etrea and P,lncso aressolopossi o Slat be gesso bis bat at Asir-pea hales o'clock ow Slam* snoesins, saws I. are the deeteastd, sir esoposied by a pass mos crass towards hiss bola the Session Flosse„ aid when :bey eons op so hissasesspos charge of the men for Ilesseitior her thaws in lhos-steed. Ms sad tbe son to esseber whininess, sad leeriest ilia sagas leases* ostbasSliate tbs sesesei. ilb, did pew fee the ammo bertisoftes taretabls, who estersid it, sod ibis demigod her is seder tlei oaks Iwo appose balsa able Yogi sunk neat day. litterebte: withdrew the ebsess, sod bods sore ion at liberty- Illbeeisesis owe to wk.'s* god olsosed bir Grit lotting Oblides go. epos which Is Nob bre sods trIM ostabbossets Kt, as bia akooptiog Nuke boo, is espettledly stew* 11 , rot? asses, sad sac. son • soy Imes bin; ass las airy dessb, 'god the isstalemes woo obloyed wears her between I l es, and save her is (bow fw diArdeely esindse• Sba sop lake* gp is the erosesso's pima, is lb. gistchissaise. Mary Betio, tie esanieblasf she subs, ihrposed, ilot. sang tlsa dipeesesid sale Monk isia Ma irsieblosiss Ihra, be Amid sot aessred say abase- to oaf lent to pain • awe tease asp isdisidasPidtoges biased, bet for bolas dor stderly. • Jsooe-..es wN Ibirdisdolosse sober at that lira?* As. swan.. I lests• tLlltra a. iskispska-1 Rolls dolt Moles' obi ti 'MA obis as oft broils( es smote time obsoodeSissOoso pedantic sobar.". illobarlissiebilionrder - tot oat ousalshiSteess swid-*gikk . ' wants((( bob's,* is ilea at flags o'cliali f ara4A• pip elmite di a mad oasseitiviu her lest Ihs aseogs bad they mods li spy sof %goo to44e sirs!: MalN egoass Epos so ember skip silos ob. was Ism boodle. Is. Whim abs *GS broaskt era goosed hog ant sae kid spas Obe lay eaves *era warm Mrs odar wow& AS • i•••••••-p••• Nam s'ehook sae d lie wisps called sot the tkeessol von bumps* is abs wales-eleset. Mosta &mud her eespesseleal by low basset hestbsof inns Owe Ow her salt Ise foes towook shs sego dad.. Wadley, 11. bridle, eat bur dogs, sad soot it • donna, lobo emit lied maw*. leer. More .see So gash, of 4ioiehre •• she body Zf She crowd islieptia*Sia lips the tight lee, by whigbi4. 9 4* ielleseilalissiesit.ilminit the waler el•sel imosiest • kotimatheilset• .1 • _# This aft-AM lbw iv iiii•••4, sod thoJerg Air aster* awssesiir. 4iihises* • ••r4sci-..•' TIM esesso/ haMire ismaiip, rodeos* bp imossas• liar." • •• • Perso . MittAiwatmaw - hcelowit?.---Latt matting*, Mo. KlilleNT, a respectable tradesman, restrhil in St. John'a-square, Clerkenwelf, accompanied by his wife,.severol of his childreu. sod some friend., were gotog o'er he upper weft of the Wrlliuglim ihresreee, in the Citysvood, to view the separate., Ws. KNIGHT, not perceiving an aperture in the four, fell through into the landing below. Ilfer ew. thigh. sod collarbone were broken, sad She was taboo up is, an almost Wes. state. Erropihirg surgical skill could suggest was resorted loomed* was cooveyed' home without hoperof recovery. • Late on Saturday week Mr. Gamin NNDItZW, brother to Mr.Jos•xusa A NORM, ulliatpurliey, was retu ran ug alosse from Mooched*. to Isiebrot hoe's, when at a shun disimice holland St. George'. church in a [(surly port of the road, lie met four men, who instantly knocked him down, before • wind was .spokeu. Then one ~f the ruffians, who appeared to act as captain, exclaimed. '6 Noe, scalp Nos!" ohms they beathins about the lace in a insult , cruel manner, commenting et the lower part of the face, and proceeding regularly to the sipper. The comae ciasnce was that Mr. ANDitsw's lime, eye., sod terehrad, were dreadfully buns's], and the urtfor tenets gentleman lay .castles, under the hands of the murderous crew, who robbed him of a valuable gold lever watch slut seal, two hank 11014% fur 15i. .each. 201. in sneereigor, wine silver, and a bill of : exchange for ttl. gs. gd. They then heft Min pro strate on the road, and whew his senses begun so. returai he crawled back in a desperate state to his , brother's holier, so badly wounded that he has been .confined to his bed for several days. Seven men _are arrested on suspicion: we hope some of them • will prove to be the perpetrators. . Ito a sieguler and perhaps unprecedented fact, that within the last week not less then eleven harem* _vouched to the stage coaches between Load... and .(Cheltenham, actually sunk beneath the extreme bout, and dropped Islettas on the road. The following singuler circumstisocr orcurred on the farm of Mr. Thaosere. at Hillenhury. !tear Winchester :—A female two hey woo set sepon 17 of her owu egg., her partner. the male turkey, chose to sit in the house with her; after piton% a week with out eggs, the farmer put 21 COUICLIaII 1411PlIklritg$ Wil der bins, and ow Sunday week 1w hatched melte chieiteus, and left the remainder of the egg% whwh were immediately hatched by iseomenen lams the male flukey her rrfaited.toi pares. the. shack's he hatched, lisl.immadiughiti hiumtll't° the' Pgillll lin - Lep,r whit his pia wet • twouglit baths. THE 7Vlt P. MING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Jexs 17. PIEWMARKIA IT. LRGEIII. Even 'tellies. Moses opt the 2 to 1 •pt Poothootout 6.14 6 to I apt say other. I to 1 'tot Pastille PRESTON GOLD CUP. Eves betting Reveller apt Dr. Systole. LANCASTUR GOLD CUP. Ewes betting Reveller apt Dr.Bostat. RICHMOND GOLD CUP. Eves betting Reveller ugst Dr. Nyatax. OXFORD GOLD CUP. Eves betting on Prives apt I Bto 1 apt Liberiy. tine field DOPICAITIR 5 to 1 apt Strop I to 1 art Ajax 14 to t opt 51414911a5* 13 to 1 oust Net.ltyth 14 to 1 apt Ptlgartio DEBBY, 100 to I ages c. oot of Evilly 1100 to 5 api C. oat of Blu• clues data DOUILIt 120 to 10 apt Moses fer this Itewetartei St. Leter, sod Strap, 61t Ow LooocasulH k Lin—.taker. • JULY 1 Is 1 apt the ▪ ST. LEGER. 1* to 1 art Theodore 20 to I Reel A k MISS toin I SIN Eurt. i oine 20 to 1 scat Marcell'', 2.5 to 1 allot any •thes. ▪ 1823. 100 to 5 apt Truy. out of &hots. BIIENTS. 1,014 to 30 apt Movies far lee Produce &atm at Newcastle. and pos;cas , ter 81. Leger—asks.. TAKES. PO favourite rttwatiattrr FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, f 822. M —Lord Ver.lani'a Vapour oast ibe Puke of Portland's Vaal sssss , Sat. 418 each, A. F. 16.11. TawasittaT.—H. R. H. the Duke of York's $I ethos apt Lo►d Verolames Vapour, 811. 81b. each, A. F. bike. SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, ISt! Laid Feley's Salts% 41 yrs old, est. art Mr. Fus's &los, b yrs old,es4. 31b. Ab. N. 200, h. It. Mr. Wyntlhase• alsoLood.oll-Blook, 4 yrs old, 8.1. 91b. spa Mr. Greylllo's SUM%LI yrs old, Isl. Lb. P 4.180, Is. fa. CRAVEN MEETING, 1813. TUISDAY.—Lord D. H. Cawesid sh's Godolphin, 4 yrs *hi, asst lard Fuley't sullt., 6 yss old, est. 41b. each, A.F. 599, 6.A. mutt SPRING MEETING, 1823. ThirlthEraY.—Mr. Grevolles Mows, esi, 101 b. agst Mr. hint Matdaff, sst. D.M. 100, b. IL ASCOT HEATH, 1823. TwriKAT.--Kireepalaket of 100 sovereigsa each, h. ft. for fillies then three yrs old, list. 416. New melt. H. R. M. the D. of York's h. by Worm:, out el Bella Dea na Lord r oley's by Blucher, oil of au Elec.tion mare (,seaglit at Hampton Court) Mr. L. Fox's b. by Hspimisartl, out of Landscape Mr. Volliers's cb. by Dun Cossack, oil of Jubn of Paris' dam Mr. Northey's ch. by Blocher, out of Ralph's* Mr. Wyadiltsses b. by Whaleboat., oil of Rubin flood'. dam Lord G. H. Caveat/jab', hr. by Piureer, out 4.1 f Rididule Dullovof Rosebud's by Pioneer, out of Sorcery 1624. Farr DAY.—.Sweepstakes of 100 oovereigss reel, I. ft. Set. blb. New mils. H. R. H. the 1)..4.4101f. e. by ElecliB ll , dill by Young Whiskey p. of Purl laud's c. eL 4 lim cot of Pledge Lord Darlington's c. Maisker, out of Mooyassok Lord G. H. Cairendisli's c. by Interpreter, out of Ridicule Lord Venetian's c. by Orville, out of Vittoria Mr. Grevilles e. by F.teetiiiii, out of Mina Waxy Sit J.Siolley's Weaker tu Ivanhoe )111-isieres ab. c. by Casual, out of Goriest Lord Egreaswat's brother 10 Vertigo 1825. ?tan DAY..—Sweepatakcs of 200 each, b. ft. for fillies...— New Mile; au weights mentioued. H. K. H. the U. of Yuelr'a by Pbautom, dam by Waxy, tout of Moses's darn Mr. Gresifle's by Soothsayer, dam by Rubens Goleta) GlVsVelnoes by Phasiuns, hut of Btu:stockings Lord Vero lam's by &hat, out uf Tredrille Mr. Wysdhanea by Partisan, out of sister to Gartairte CAGY MACIIB.-JU NE MEETING, ien. 11101 DA r. Simms IM.e, Nor, h. ti --Pomona. F. ar. Preedsegase• Buono, 7st. 71bt.. an Frourlea 0 Fyie! • 2 MS. WM.'. St. LIMMIIIIII, 8,111. el. Nitro sot played. Mrstags., itift..—Threa Yrats Old Cootie. Jam«, Rao, Lt. 54b. M'r, Praillihrgast's Jarrett It. Pm. slb • Lord Crtmenene'l f. Me Walser, Ist. Illb. . 3 Mr. Military". Amen, 7.t. llb 4 Mr. Moslem's Psdaly Mora Cork, B.t. best Mr. Burlte's eLg. lat. 71b.frusn lgergan'ai 05 gatioras tritgOri•e. Ilittes Plate of 100 guluear, fir 4-yrar (his, B.t. :lb. cacti . Tire-tale ►eau. Mr. Slakes Lumbe► 1 1 Mr. Andrew's Rump 2 2 Mr. M ardoetes Meteor Mere others not placed. Ruth heals wow by hair a length. M►. Berle% Governor, B.t. beat Lord elsursorrts's Ellen, 7.1. Vilb—Old Two-pares - Old Course-I'i(ly gulueds easii. %i nn by half a bead. Sweepstakes of 10 guineas, L. ft.—Three Years' Ohl Course, Six miles. Mr. Simon% Dandy, Bsl. 91b. Mr. Whaley's Isanboe, Sat. 21b. Mr. Gore. Sister au Lraaey, Is,. 61b. by a nese. We sever witnessed at the Curiagh time such dr:perste rues is those which vane 111.1 this day. Entree of se letter from no (Aker of hie 11a;es tre ship (:ansbr lam, doted Zii,le, March 13. tail " Noce- ow arrival iu t►e lillitliterrawais we bees barn actively employed in watching the notions of the Tusks sod Greeks, whose frets we passed gm the Selo iambic, as Might of each other, bat they had Mil MOO to WI mangy, meat, bath parties beeps( alma. The lurks 11,,e Wee sail, woolly iscipp: the furl,. 1111'4-Eve, it Mew. aro tee largo frigates. The upiwon wit► us is, slat the Urss•• west ;alma to their wore purse ful achrsisaries. " Loot wooth two where, with myself, scut to A4O - (Or the purpose of pwepernig SO ascent to Pomo. DNB Pillar, which is v 7 reel high, 12 feet @imam sow tls•tup.sy.! 26 fret in etreamierenee at the base. We first made a Sole 10 (sit lons sod of pruporliussate width, mad tousrusw, .t soon aflei daylight' ins the muroiug of the 16th, o. wir , g down bawl from where the Ay-Ito; was fawned, which, 41. NUM se the Wows@ sow r the pater, we drew Jeworawle, sea heeled ever a deep f.esline,joiord torstrasil of 24 sorb tops awl to that thcbigbt of a 4i tec► hawser : we seat bet it op ',Ws loir-lisibleo to as old gas, lag I here 20 yeses sae by bir Sidney Smith, and sowed it duww with buardiug-piket. We then osnouird to the top with a drool in our putts., piped to hiestficsi, sod drawl to sour fries& at louse. ionu after Ceram Hasninoo, weitaipanied by Grows! Sir 1.18,1 Malcolm, whip had bree a powers. wish is Grins Malta, sad was just arrived here through • she de►erts of Arabia, Caller ■nd ascended the pillar, and us, trsviet us we gave shoot th re e diem s, *lBl6 they 'politely fetus wed. lEighteest of u. afterwards dbied sa it t• 'Orli style ! The whisk of our bead swat occupied our plow* sad played " Gort ear the fish • erikuutili"-•" thstriftuf (which celebrated river was so isles.), with massy niftier loyal soil ay propriate tows, sod draok w the Walsh of tworgst Wig Fhwrils. with Kat tiktisi•Aiir: iterate we uueiggtil it, .- wweda'i/IMiltlt•;ariW'blesl Vies, • ml' (Weller awl gtetilltk.l their . • ‘- II 1