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I ~; • • V, • • 401. .11/ • 7- al k •~ THE EARL VF COVENTRY . On Sunday last, died, at Croonse, in Worces tershire, Grottos WILLIAM Cremate', Earl of COVENTRY, Visecunt Demi:lst, Lord Lieute nant of the county, and Recorder of the city of Worcester t bit Lordchip was in his Seth year. —His Lordship's first wife was the beautiful MEE! GurisiNe, sister to the late Duchess of 1I a wit.roli and Aeolus, and died in the year 1760. His second wife was kla ae•s A, daughter of Lon' ST. intim, of Bletsoe. Her Ladyship died in 1800, leaving two sons, Jo Nu and Toros@ AS WIL MA* His Lordship is succeeded by Gamma Vis count DEE/MURAT, the son of his first marriage, who, with his titles, inheriti estates to the amount of thirty-five thousand poun is per annum ; and who Was first married to a daughter of the 1.0- Earl of Noma isorom, and, secondly, to Vii,, :" daughter to the late Sir Miami AM PITCI4I,S, B .r , by whom he has several children. His Lord,htp, some years since, met with a dreadful accident when hunting, by which he has been deprived of his sight, but retains all his natural cheerfulness and good humour, which render him pleasing to every pet son honoured by his acquaintance. - Yesterday meshing, soon after t o'clock, the Duke of Yogic arrived at Windsor, and after breakfasting with His MAJESTY, rod. on horseback, accompa nied by the Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA. and AMELIA, attended by General FITZII.OINCOIODeIf TAYLOR and De Cerny, and Lady C , in a carriage lier MAJecry and the other Peurcesses took an Airing to rrogmore. The Rov A I Aitasv will come to town today. The Duke and Duchess of Uproars left town, list Monday evenin4, I r Woburn, for a few days. Miss MANNARS is Indisposed at her sister's house (the Duchess of St. A L soes), Stratford Place. Si, F.. LLOYD arrived at Doswell Hotel, on Monday. from Strewn Audley, Ostordshire. Lord Ravels' arrived at Nsao T'S Hotel, on MOD. day, from I lanspshir, _ _ . The Marquis and Marchioness of Si [Amway are mtpeeled in town from Hayfield, in a tew days. Col. Beaumont will give a grand Dinner, next JYh iday, at his house, Portman-square. Sir It Gt.rtim will give a grand Dinner nn the ith of next month, at his house, Arlingtoo•street. • Mr. SrrNcut STAKIIOft. M.F. and family, irriveri yesterday ttr their benne, Grosvenor-strom, from Canon Hall, Yorkshire. 'Die Marquis of WlitintSTlß will remove, in a few days, from Stratford Place, to his elegant house, Portman-square. Ger.eral and Lady Caaasovea Lagos, arrived last Monday at their house. Harley -street, from Brighton. The 1) icheu of MAIICMIOTSO left town en Mon day for Kimbolton. The Marquis and Marchioness of Wiscatsraa, were at the Hon Mrs. R. WALpoLI's party, on blonds y evening, at her house. Graftemovreet. The Presidents for the gouda, roes& at the Bath ,Harmonic Society are. the Hon. :settlings UMW', Right Hon. the Earl of Lassa, Hos. Major NAL• vreurros, and Major TAVIIMAn. The Earl of Ltvearoot was comidered meth better last night. Mrs. Moue r •iii, although still lame, appeared, - last night, in The Trardlers, and gave her beautiful ' airs in her best style. Mrs. SIODONS played Lsdv Marked last night, at Covent-garden Theatre, to a very elegant au diere with her usual ere-Hence. Mr. Ktmatz. in Macbeth. although much oppressed by a cold, ;liveried himself extremely, and received mush ap plause. The new Farce, "Hrr Fly dy Night," went oft with increased did. Mr. FAweerr and Miss Ty aGI weir : a illy rr.i mired is their favourite snags. Ihe Earl of Pouts is at rived in town, at his iansion, in .Fierk.ler sqn.ire, from Powis Castle. lootgemerv•lssre. The Countess and family did it aecom,iany his I, ,, rdshi l i, whose stay in town ill dope lon circum , tinees. polo. Kea ss cc. late Provost of Trinity Col rrw, Dllhli Ow is made Bishop of 0120 RV. alto- Hest, one of the Senior Fellows •11 ' .... 1- ii . I,y College. is made Provost, in the mom of •••• 4 - Aar ICsAIIMIY. A - be auhful and fashionable landau is just finish .., r • the Earl of CAILIIL A, at HOULDIICII'I, in 'E- . Acre The body is of a hermit's brown. -.. . s e arms richly paused on the pannels. The h a . ... e . r clot) And lining to suit the body, and the Al; • ir ppears novel anJ superb. • .. I 'ortsmoaththeatre Ism opened. Miss Fumes, t - e "I.4'a of Bah, has played several nights with ssct ; and the usellialsous tones of I ooaassoe. pa 'l': 1,. thhw an neitillowing house. ' .i,tirtibPg fferaMita/s„ a Lady Haesterrey , we arm yto st.tte, is seriously ill at derma . " Her L 4 , p has been nu a visit at the Duke of Be•tt.. /PO at Iladm:nron. and is returned to town tol nu: r Lord, who is hourly expedbed from the Co •nt. l of the leading Peers were, with the exam- Sim I.li cl Go mintse t, in their places rot Tnesslay ill t iouse of Lords. far Priem of Wass, was a'so 1 vont. Lords Hxwaessear. Meteaays„ and •.. risake of MOP r ROSE, were is deep mourning 11 - Nike of Gt. ot:e tsr s 11,qil Tuesday evening. in she H se of Lords, appeased in full mourning, with ve , Pe bag, and sword, and wore the full insignia snipe tJt, ut the Garter. I'Le htbrated G. rcral Mosso*, arrived at WA shin city, on Fr idas , the Rib last. Cs 'u• Alinglielitt., Count Duraoar, Mr. S ma. 14 • Mr. MALCOLM, dined on Monday ,„ th I ha IoUIIAL AMBASSADOR, at his house, So..aii . kl3cl• yet. The E arl /ICTIV c left town last Saturday, for Vora ' an3 P tt *: Gs I.aciry i -r, eldest daughter of the Earl of W. " Ivic ' on Thursday at Bristol. , :4r. .100 Mrs. •isisoa, of the New York nentre, na A_g% ' lat . an d l e f t a l arge f a mily to deplore the. r 101 re succeeded by a Mr. and .`4,rt. Y9Ol. C. •- . L A rr INTELLIGENCE. COURT ,Op CH 4.%.C.',E ‘ itY. Jaw. It. In the mutter it . JACKSGIi. • Bankrupt. • . /. Lateen. en the part of the Assignees of the rupt, argued for the petition which had heed ted, praying that an order of the Court might reaed to lessrs. Boldero and Co. requiripg e to surrender certain bonds and securities. I n ruching the B.mkript's estate, into the hands of he Assignees, in order to their being cancelled. A counter-petition was ',time the Couot, on the part of the Said Messrs.Boldero and Co.praying to be allowed to recover on the said bonds, tinder the commit iou. They were bonds given by Mr. Jackson, to satisfy the balance of certain extensive money accommoda tions, afforded by the Petitioners, in this second cue, who also rendeted to them (as security for ba !hues, that s!i sold, at any fwure time in the cur pot account betweina them and Mr. Jackson, be ft• to them), a mortgage on a West India estate Of the Bankrupt. When, however, the bankruptcy took place, the Commissioners refused to allow Messrs. Boldero and Co. to prove ander the Com -1 mission, on the ground, that the slims advanced to lir rani:l-opt, and fix which the bonds had been i given, had h .en i.surionsly estimated, having been ,I calculated halt-yearly, with in:erest. By which 1 means, in each second half year, compound interest accrued ; and Mr. Leech contended, that the bonds, becoming thus invalidated, on the question of inte rest, the hollers had no rigbt to recover on their account at all ' • for, although in an action of fp.. simpsit, the Plaintiff would recover whatever part of his claim he proved due, in an aetion of debt on a bond, which is an entire and special instrum-nt, if in any one item for which the said bond is accepted, there is error, the bond is not admissible under a Commission of Bankruptcy, and there is no demand at law. Mr. Rossi LLT, on the part of the Petitioners, in the second case, maintained, that a contrary dog trine had obtained, and cited the case of l/ay .: tin Fowler, in support of his argument. The chjeO . f the petition of Me . Bolder() and Co. be s . i . .. was, that the West-India securit 4 es, wb.. d had be n given to thrill. might be sold ti defray money ad vanse4 auh.rfrestly to the transaPion of the bonds, for 5' , )001. which wert• !!lerd to be illegal ; and that • to whole trans dions might go before t,.e Master for i•.eistagation. The Loam Ca...cat. Loa said, he thought Messrs. 1 ! oldest+ and Co. ought, at any rate, to have bees, allowed to prove, under the commission. the asi- 1 mascot mane to the Bankrupt, su atiquentli to dual emend= of the bonds t and, as it was admitted that eesiedsbt was incurred since thee- execution, he direited that the Courantissiemers shoulld sell so much of the seearifies Fathomed by Messrs. SoldTro, as will defray their debt, due at the hot of the mart- Pis. —.......... courr OT CING'S MINCH. %V -111TMINSTIllt. JAS. 29. ......... Tile auto if. Julill ifilirfCoCE. The Defendant in this case bad been convifled before three Magistrates of the Comity of Suffolk, in the penalty of 1001. for wetting and sprinkling malt, contrary to ttaeAd of Parliament. Mr. Roaasson showed cause against this copr viilioa, no two viands: First, the informati I stated, that the esavidbos ark pleas before threp Magistrates at that Couseye sae of whom was 114 George Twiner, who, in fall, was not of the To. minima of the pence;_ Ned in the subsequent allegf-: tioas, the own, of George Tarns, instead I f Twioer, was immersed. Toe next objed.o.l "rag' , that the offence was alleged to have been cona.! mitted on the `.151d of May, ‘vithont stating the year j These allegations, the learned Counsel contended were repugnant to, and consequently vitiated, th information. The Cutout acquiesced in this opi.ion, an 4 the conv.Oinn was accordingly -irdered ti he qoacied. INS 10,0 IP. flit 0505.15 or W•LwICK. The Simierron-G . applied to the Cour to . make the rule for - ~the Delendipt. In Sidney had been c mer Assixes, and gaol of Warwick. rule, it appeared, t without the goal, ment ; and that re lacrative situatinn, other grounds, the course of last term cundat and neglea Mr. Gaasaw sheaved ruse, regraded on that on the day in Peresspeatb, with ghost. sad during ba state of heahh, is the court-eardr gate, by Gale, the and Hinton (two against him on his be desiraito leek: the gem he said get us P 6 alluding, . he had, that Warren 'flatus avian entice hits out, by Sidney timed positively sworn, with the key in bale hand, a part of his body dear ; but his legs, and and he had never been . _...,t.0dy !run._ dime of his commitment. The court-yard, whore it "eras sworn flidtwy had been frequently seen at large, ems a part of the gaol, within its boundaries, and sur oeurded by a wall 30 feet high, With respell to his bolding a lucrative situation as one of the turn keys, he never as in tits capacity but once or twice, to thew some of the intetior parts of the gaol to strangers ; and at one time, when some friends of the Prosecutor's came to look at it ; this he did to oblig e the turn:.. - 4, and any emolument he received, h handed over to him: sometimes, at night, he held a lanthorn for the turnkey, while the lamer locked up the different cells, according to custom. Mr. Gaseow, in &,serving upon the matter of those affidavits, said the application reminded Lim of a similar one, wherein he was applied to, to move • "an attachment absolote, against a liar, and that • 2 this case, a person .f the name of a Gentleman ;" convitted of an assault, at the for- &DJ struzic him sentenced to imprisonment in the The Jury II Upon the .Ifidavits to support the d a maga.s, that Sidney had been seen at huge, • TIIL K 14442 V , within the period of his imprison- The Defeeida while in prison, he had held .4 Very ship the Trudy, n, As a tur.key. Upon these, and ' nous frauds Urn e application hod been made is . the the m aksty , 4la4 m against the Defendant, for mit- . 4 j ildgmeat lea of duty. . # brought op to t sheered cause this day agaanstAe 1 It appeared. n qeveral alideviu, Irina sgateli, , L esssary trotiey. in Sitleetiee , the gaoler had gene Pe, emals, candles, i thirteen male convias for tratispoet- upon their pre g his alswoce, Sidney. who was i a,,J . Captain and bii th, and allowed to take the fresh itr• was also an all lof the prisne,was called to the ou r'l on the same le turokey,who told him that War I t ' priers were a n persons who had been wino Commissioners sir trial for the assault) were Oro , go'' affixed the nem tat then!, and when they camasb s t. taro and Mast to Werra, '• How she you. II- ' Certificates, an lag, as was supposed, to's sospi on i s ms miss a p a swell had given false, or too strong 175'.. Ss. Lid. A him. The other endeavoured to from the 4hip, by daring Mm to conic farther, but -sr • ittnatiit ing Bo t i ring oh conversation, It 11,29. and returned a 9 1 t the Turnkey stood outt ide ledge of the trs 16 hand, and that Sidney had only contrived to int body without the threshold of the of the Captain gs, and the remainder, were within, whole frand a ever been out of custody from the The Sot' c Ots behalf of . Lord George Gordon, when that Nobleman offered him a flat lull of gold toe hi. trouble, which he declined ; the application WAS Op-ewer/Is made, and rested on the ground. dud • female was the turnkey in the internal peat of die prison where his Lordship was cobfined, and sbe being a Rnman Catholic, he .was afraid she would some time or other poison hien. The present rno me, he considesed, stood tin as trifling grouads as the Noble Lord's application. Ir Was ever held, that the gaoler always had a right to manage the internal regulation of his gaol, as lie should think proper, and the Court could not interfere ; and further contended, that, in the present instance, the Defendant's conduCt was not only not faulty, out meritorious. At the time the principal treissatflion occurred, he was absent on an importart and ne cessary duty, which required his pers.asal attend ance, and if blame w re to be attached to any p .rty, it was to the turnkey who bad Lolled Sidney to the gate. The floalci ro "-Geer a A L, in support of the rule, shot tly observed, . hat it was easily seen on which si le the gaoler and his turnkey were inclined, when Sidney was called to the gate for the purpose of in sulting those persons as they parsed. He abstained from stating any of the fates ec lot,. g to the trial, as Mr. GaRROW had set him the example ; but he was sure the cause was in the ret.ulleiftion of the learned Judge (G suss) who :ri td it. Lord Et. Len iintovost observed, that had the gaoler been at home at the time, instea l of the turnkey, the Court would have , no doubt on the enhjeet, but at present they could only attach blame to him for !lusting the care of the gaol with such a 4 person. The rtee, therbfore, was ordered to be discharg. ed, wit:, sag mist the gaoler. T4E Klan . r. C•P TAU.. Jolla GALLOWAY. 1' le Jr en.lsnt ha.? been cnnviSed of an assault on one Jolla Ss.heneway, and was this day bronght, up for judgment. It appeared t 'at-the Defendant was Captain of the Ki .g's store ship. and having so:ne d.spute with the Pro .ectitor relative to ship's iron stores. an altercation ensued ; the former spit in the latter's face, called him a scoundrel, and used other ahitsive epithets, wilhout any provocation, as sworn by .he Prosecutor, who return 'd the torn plimeot, by spitting in the Captain's face. ‘lr. ESSICINE, f 'r the Defendant, was proceeding to make some observations in mitigation of da- Mago , when it was pinposed to refer the Case to the V. ester ; and Mr. Gawaow on the part of the Prosecuti n assenting, it was accordingly refereed. THE Riau r. THOMAS WATTS, GENT. The Defendant had been attached for a contempt in disobeying a mandentes, and not paying a sum of 1501. He was this day brought up for judg ment. but it appearing that he had been already two ; ears and an half in confinement for this of fence, and was firther unable to pay the turn de manded, the Coui wished something might be done *its the . Prosecutor io his behalf. - Mr. ERSKINS, On the part of the Prosecutor, his Gtace the Duke of Richmond. *stared the Court that his Nv .'e Client wou!sS be perfeilly satisfied with any order their Lordships should think fit to make Lord 14Lesectiovou , -hserved, that as to the criminal pais . of .!•s I .• , Cfion, he thought vies sufEciror ilready h%te ,Sven in the 'etest:twit', to it etratirweivnt; as to da r t:M - 1 part of it, that would -es: with I'.e Duke. After some lurt''er cr .i•eltation, the Defendant was dischargied nit his, e.l reeognizionee, to appear +nest 'term ; and in the meati time make such pecu niart ar • :Inge neat as -w. in his power. A .iine o'clock, Lot I - ELLENII4II.OVGIS sat at Nisi Pend:. swiss V. ALLIES". This was an attain for an assault. The Defend. ant as a Clerk in the Exchequer Seal Office, Temple, and' the Plaintiff an Attnroey's Clerk ippeated, that the parties having some alter- Cation, the Defendant told the Plaintiff', " he was at was a sufficient challenge, if he were ;" he then seized him by the cellar, im violently in the face. gave the Plaintiff flirty shillings V. THOMAS WILLt•SI TECN A. Defendant had been Purser of His Majesty's Treaty, and was indided for praElising TA.• dpon the Commissioners for victualling li N navy ; to which indictment he suffer _ to go by d.tfault, and was now up to receive the judgment of the Court. —oil, that certain allowances, e.lled ne were made by the Navy Board, foe &c. to the Pursers of ships of war, presenting a certificate. signed by the Masser of the respedive ships. There allowance for savings of bread, &c, • sort of certificate, and thereupon the allowed to draw navy bills on these Ara The Defendant. in this case, had , names of Argilis and Holliday, the Cap.. Wirer of the Thirty, to several of these , and thereby fraudulently obtained ve er sooner, amounting, in the whole, to d. At one time, when lie was' sheet tip, the Captain received a letter fermi the Board, inelosing some of these bills, d a suitable minter, denyinl any know transaction. This letter the Defendant J intercept, and answered it in the name ,aptein, saying all was perfectly right. The e fraud was afterwards discovered. The Soxicroa-G tt , and Mr. Jeavist, for the prosecution, observed, that the case was so enormous in itsmature and effeets, it was not neces sary for them to take up the time of the Court. Mr. Gum e re, on behalf of the Defendant, admit ted he had nothing to offer in mitigation of punish ment. The sincere contrition, and the involved pecuniary circumstances of hp itent, at the time, although he had intended re - balance his accounts, he knew were not matters of palliation ; but he hoped the Court would take into their consideration, the eight months imprisonment he had already suf fered, on board ship, and in Dover Castle, as part of the ponishme..t they intended to inflifl on him. Mr. Justice Gaosa, in passing the sentence of the Court, - toy itiated with great force on the enor mity of the crime the Defendant had committed, which was one of the grossest fraud; that ever ‘, ". . . !a me before a •Court of :ice, *mounting ne • r to • capital dr:elite. He etegr..f.ted Ise couldllol ttIA! Stress upon the sentence the wisild, • his yoke wa;ILI no permit hire (~•*ing a severs cold). His Lordship then sent him to yeei s imprisonment in the gaol of Nerigste, an to stand in the pillory once eritl•in.that 'Ter Md. opp Aleut Somerset-hrntae.• .r.. T.. --_. 4=/"M The part of t h e Iris •• o ours o, a/heal:A Ccsue44a oar, lately brought to the hammef, am-naming re 3.300 a year, produced, as we have 4lready rated. •• +.2.06 0001. which is within a fraeliaifi of fiery yens' purchase. .An amount without piteedent its any parr of the united kinfr, loth ; hot which m lay, in some degree, he accounted for, by e 4 cirtrinistanc-, that a con,iderahle part of the lands W.O 03 old *red nearly expiring lea.ics l'he Huntress (an American). Curt* loot, a st. frisos Beffasr, for Gihraltar, was taken by the Comhinel a ' Flee-, and cart i•d into Cadiz. Monday rooming the Tinned,. Cipt Necit, sill ' H.irrietl. Capt. Fu lota, both from Lisbon: tomht .4 . to Bristol, with wine, &c. were wteckesi on•the tian • - 'Sands, on, Cie Glamorganshire coast; th, toe ~eas unk immediately, and the tat er was exile it e j , go to pieces. The crews were hatvily country people, much to their disgrace, aid as i. too freriently pralti . sel, began to( Commit depreda tions on the property ; hut the neighhoitrlng voiun leers having tssembled woo after the ace:Jeot, were ' of infinite use in preceding the cargoes from the la. ti va"es of those uofeelin„o do ? oiler • . On Rondises the ViTGatralion'of the Su . r 44 • ment marched from Chichester i Bognor harrackst and the 3d battalion of the Ist, or Rogals, into Chichester barracks, from 13.igdur and Aid wick. Friday, the Officers of the Plymoot% livition of • Royal Marines, gave a grand ginner so their Ire - gallant Colu-iel, Rear-Admiral Sr , i S. Sara se. and several naval and military ofEeeri of distindt•on. at . their mess-room, Stonehouse hirtacks. The ft!eteer' Were, in compliment to their gallant guests, cover • with all the dainties of the season, with * mesa els& gain desert. After the cloth was removed, the usual loyal toasts and sentiments were given spertist • eitlarly Their- MaJt I its and the korai. Parini, the Admirslty, the Navy. the Army, a. • • M arioe Corps, with three hearty-cheers. ,Ant was received, in compliment to the Knight, with three times three, vie. • ' May we coon derive the lame lamaefita IsSNy piraid y 11. b, ironical wl Nelson, from our late Colonel of Marine.: Good humoor, mirth, and conviviality retest es • ' a late hour, and the evening closed with true Brit: harmony and les:irk?, tempered with moderation. Yesterday a shocking accident happened to a link girl, shout six years of age, the only daughter of Mr. Genster, jeweller, is Litehieldwarret, Soho; Flaying been left by herself, she starred the ire t communicate with her clothes, and before say ,Marine reached her. she was bursted in so inassit • a manner, that her life was ,leapairedee. 1 . . Monday morning, about half pew three e'clee I a Ike eras discovered breaking est freest the reef Rotherkithe Church. The alarm Mktg . an engineiand a seasonable simply 'of water ; uses • at hand: the flames were happily,,get with the farther assistance of engines, the fsl um* extinguished before six o'clock. 'abbots doing far ther shussage.than injuring part of the roof. ?fit supposed to have happened frets ate citcais_ • of the chimney flue ?tin narrow, maistwee mut ,fsciet,,ahe fir e . of the preceding day • • the imleet if/Werra, which secretly bernesh'elt NMS • f •. sbibt. • • . , 4 On l'ounday morn ing. between twelve la o'clock, a tir• broke out in the hakelmese of biresre.' ttswitel.s, at the Halfway Houses, in thepeefeb • Portsea, which destroyed a faggotiile, and apaillid - a quantity of bread and 11. w.. The t a p was not injured, the bakehouse being detached it. Ile alarm was grelt, and several engines we employ ed in extinguishing the litanies. Generitt 3* Decree e Pasvosr, General F.VattiGii, Millard' Sioea.illeitcl FLE T CNTR, rendered essential benefit, Ivoili.,hy their advice and assistance. in preventing the pmppess of the Same;, which threatened the neightiewhood with denr uftion. ' A few days ago. as a poor women WhA ring from Worthy to Mitcnelciever, in Haste. two. when (gypsies) stripped her entirely naked. in a held, and lett her in that condition. Also, a yowl teas. who was vesting so be married, was assaulted bl tome men (gypsies), not far from this city, aid rehhi4 of 51. which lie had saved, by his ieniaatry end fin- , gality, for his intended' marriage. He was ether wise ill-treated. Actounts from Montgomeryshire state eAkkider- •; able injury to have been occasioned by rite lite 4il+- • lent storms, in that county. The remodel in the most dreadful torrents ever remembered: vallim have been inundated, bridges destroyed, tattle 'swot away. houses, rides, and barns, set on 4e hr the lightning, some of which were entirely consumed before the necessary assistance could be I many inhabitants were compelled to' their , dwellings, and seek for shelter in the' Meth, 'tad, when the fury of the mown was in some tigatel, returned—only' to beheld the ruins-of their i former habitations! These, amongst number otßairdevastations. are the melancholy conseq. inflieted in that part of the country, by the almost unexampled hurricanes. - • Pelkslsed ij Order ifthe Aferregers.• ' Jea. 17, 1801. W. ammo'. Cieirresen. " SIR, Iludarnia Roy H. Dee. N. 11105. " It is with the sitemet .sitnifeeison I Ontrodure to yen Mt. Charles WCeirrnick, Mae Surgeon of liberty Factory, Hothentle lay, who, is hie miteato la Cagle d , in (Ilernber lam, in the Daropenes ship Frisco of Wales, Hong Maneell, Water, be odavicor the eagle pr Merited by the ROYAL HU M Atilt tonal. rY, remised, thrmith the interpolation of Dims* pre-' vigilance, bola sa entimatir 4-eth, a yosth ascot nemen memo of ergs, eased G•arge Roman, who sceorstaily fe I Imm the m.i..-vostates sat, the sea, whits in Heaven'. Wens, after .reasaiof or about %verity minutes in the mama, mot 1.,. en op apparently elepi4 Mr M'Corstick, aceormAninil by Mt, almee ywith, will ornimunicare to y.. 0 such ru.th.rr pertirelars as oily be ilea...soy tuaehrolt to the toninittee ..f your "urethra and happy Institut...an have the honour to tae, Si-. year moat rimieelful tau lOW any .nt. " AI X LcAN.' Dr Hawes, Tonoarer of the Royal Humet Society." Cautain Hsnwe!l has listens &vowel the 11.,-uue So. eiety with an accurate .ircoint or Mr 144 - Corrivieli's seal and succors in ti.e provattent,tl r-.tor M.ll Or trio m_lM!the tlO. notary medallion has hem, therefurc, sot ts the *term Gen tl.man, and will be presented next April, at the Ausivereary Fccieei JOHN SICAUMUNT, Sec.