The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

- be Lord Prrcident tat the C.emiell. As_ Lord Privy Scat, 11.- First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the &cella. quer. the Secretary of Slane (s Foreign Affiors, the Pi eti.. 'lls•at of the Board of Conon:ilia t hearrlior of the Duchy rf L a misstei. VIIKVIODI Solmosth,. the Levi Smelled ,of the :teesshold, the Master of . t'.st . Gorse, the Tice-Chamber ' Moil Cathcart (Gelded se aus Waitiuir. Lord Burglar/di. .I:loerwr of New Swath Weiss ate. Atelltild ilea. Load Biartshemit wan pre-seated to Lis Ma ' . 1 by the Marquis of Liemidaderry. hut Ildeiemy's Vase'- s. Smeary of Mate the Foreign Affairs, to take kites un %if HAWN 1.1 kn. missies' at Florence. tlr. Monty W.situelt, his Majesty's Chug* d'Affaires in . sies ea has 'climate Maenad, by the Marquis of Louden. 1. lileviGeneral Urbino Marquarrie, late Governor, Coin i.ler..in,Chisf, ke. of Mee South Wailes, on his relate to ; tied, by the Marquis of Londonderry, in the &beetles a , 1 tion.,..i.' it 'he Pos. Sir W. Lanky, Governor of Berarda, 1410 blioniiiV held a .Pricy Council, at *filth Speech to be delivered by the KING on hie runt et the close • ordailession of Parliament •aitikieed u poll. q IFlni MaJi:eat gave addiencee to the Earl of' HARALOWBT, the Marqiitaof LORDONLWART. the Cal Or LAVERPOOL, Mr.. BRAGGIi B•THURST, t!.. Duke of DORSET. and Earl CATHCART. tat Coati closed about five o'clock. - 1 4 , FAIMONA LE MO V &VENTS. TimPrlali rad Iria.••• •of Pentium, are aorpeekti to ar m et 'Lot4ll sad Larly Forester's tear, y lark Soto fedi* the tad of Lonedates seat, Lowihf's manor auk eiranstri dm censors of age of their retail sea: Ile earl and ("mantes. of . Coartowo are arrived at thrir emila Ireland fr o m a tour. Illr."aid Lady %Visite Melville left towo yesterday fur Wood. layartorro yesterday from Thomas'. IlitieL 8erk.1. 1 .- ant :—Lrisd and Lady linoleum for Scotland ; and Mr. Mr.. Tennant and family for 'bear teat in Staff ordshire. Sir Beni., M.P., and family halm lows .c warm* for their seat, Tendering Hail, Seffollt. WAirahlins left her hens. to Upper Seymour-street warOay one tour. Hr. and Mrs Deering end family left town yesterday for Warwiekshire. Dinners.' from Jordao's Hotel, tit. James's-street :—Mr. avid Ilm.Titrarr tad faintly 013 a tour; and Wig. Drone, AY . 004 lone. . Acts& at the Beth Hotel, Arlington-alteet; Mr. Mrs. S. I Wins Law from a war; Mr. F•vtaiese from gro:lind Warren sod 'family from Neweamle; and Furious 4CII •.tuor.. D•partures :—Mrs. Koniiison and family for • Contimut Captain ud Mra Oast fur Cheltenham; and ':..onsi Godfrey frir prijnbtf.. Departures from Hodgson's Hotel, Diver storel :—Th• Mama Laying fur their semi In Brilfordthire; Mr. lull Mr.. Tatkbort.e for their seat, Eneleitld Green , Berk.. Ar, : taplaus and Mr* Oliver from tlitir atet,l4;etiligol*. Morale at aka Claremont Hotel, Boasshattmet:.—Lady kkelashten and falsity from Pi ol thaispluuelaire: Nar.aird /18446 &nomad% arts family from Pam.. Henry Heathente, t.l, Boom Nurburatoa Park, Mr. and Mrs, I.4lmbest.ltitis Pans; sad Thomas Tuellisauu, E.q. fro* tour. Departelree from lisirhell'a Hotel, Piccadilly—J.lmm and fano', her Dublin ; Dr. Gillmple fun Chet. 1, , Vaal; Mos. Erskine and (tinily fur Seams; Major Chins. Q.. km Waleo; and Captain Vestoom fur Bab. A FAITHLESS SWAIN. Os &today lost an ingialice of the uncertainty of pie. foittael_ensiiiirneuts matriwo.ny, was evinced by a * , blear swain as Easinstruld A /wring couple attended •:. , rbarcle there, fur the prufedierl purpoor ut being united. Uld Itbdfoel; ibra the 11W4111 bastily remelt fr,,nt tl totwitowy s 'andttr • iridium , ',echoer, but prussittied radiate, is /intern. Alas! the promise, with sH kis pre. prowsiree, did out avail. He was sought (Cr, but he He woo persoed shout two mites, when Puling ) nuevii faN, be halted, sod remilyed to flgAt fur hi. 191-1 1: - A - betfle topsl emted, and the promiefog raw. mil rated yietoriors. He then mode his liberty mere e-we by a gerund !tight, and the d4consolate virgin ' , Wei hv coned lu ilserriut riser her htpless fate, and to (valets. yltia the littbtesarets.and peilidy of wino.—( York. Herald.) i 7 a eity of York. *ill eeeeivro the distinguithed 1 ( our tit 'wit' ftorn • the Dub or Sussex, whg, statt:d. will positively atsrive there ou the l7tit ..rport states Abat Stro. COUTTS• is tbe. purchsser ct ()attitude, theapleasdid istute of his Royal High s Balm of Yon*. Idler I , osit • Autorrp. of the 91st July, in the 11 , , pots Pape's, says,l that the celsbrottd Citopeari dt Pail* woo ;semisweet by W. -Storm fuV Mnr. who bad commissioned him to purchase t shattrtr price. • , • tau week Admiral Dimly and his Larly-(Lasfy A' aorta) vvrre upset in their carriage and sertrely • rut, The Admiral had one of Iris ribs brain • hoe Ladyship one of her WOO% They are both vertex. • ftlerday It's - Might tbs Cosustry Theatre was ' ' wit ow* th nssuisgesserst or Adams. Sahrun FirairtLLSAllt. The company appears to be . teTrrtsble, BA we understand the house was did with brauty and foslittra.. It. I Yauo . who is bow performing .here in the of cliurourens Do successfully sustained by the to ilt d r‘j„h" joh l ist um " is highly spoken of b.& ilium whose judgment ass cau safely sely. ar 1..,.e to bear more direct testimony is. —./I irespool Alereurv). :r. SULLLVT, the author of queer Mob, perish. t sea, says a,' aeroutit in the Morning (.'hrooi walkt his fruited Copiain lVI LLIANS, '' t I " 64, V"'s DU the ececing wt the @RN sit, some ' •te t•fi Vw kergni, on the coast of f 'sty, between linris moll the Gulf of Swazis. Re lied beets to *rid was returuiug to has country abode at ei. 43 widor Ink frfly.stis permit*, chiefly epees wt,,kin.ii to the cotton htmeteloti, left Carlisle for au... to truthrrk for St. Jrion't New );;runs. i VP hrliCt lists *in proctet-41 t.. the Uuited '3. where mratufdetuter of almost every dr :l'l44 1u 38 1434rf1y cwlott, woolles, rod lard. we - Po43324itag ezerestfogly. Another party, More ortrerotto. eremoseetorittr preparations Intatlar toyttge 'craw the A tlautie. -- :,.,_ .3.1111 14 lett. :rifTll7.lS. • Any g#lollllll MIL • MR. tit tit V'. ..13 , 11 . 7111‘1. ;There astute was a wore opteoditi ionss' nsalhaVino of genstios sympathy—of heartfelt aineraitor the ippeantoce of which is sometimes WI vsbilystesailna ed i by that osawkosh tied of striplgetat'Sidiff bout's' itself . in Awords, than that *fuch.lhjs illestre • e~iubilt of last might. The house was liitemilly fitt e d ID th e e gi li m t —pit, fames, siml.golleriesovee flowed, slid when the mihd reflected en theitibjett in vies, it surely no meats gratification flt r jtt l l. hold tAtil so ;bir hly tenanted. They ieemc4n r ke •r•ky..in • pistio.td buildi ng, in which, though the Itsweeports.mero mots highly ornamented, •yet all contributed to its streigili and effect. The wh-le"segattittois ealcalated to excite the belt feeling, 'or.oa Inman heart ; there were an the &rags seism: Isms almost every theatrical eatoblielomest inisbe ssetvarpolir, all united for ono sacred Anorpose, all testifying their respect for him OW had 'oboe h*oll thin. " own familiar friend." The ;arty selected for the occasion was the admire able comordy of 'rho I:iutila, the characters in which moreissoported by some of the most talented end miteetited fevourites of the public; it is therefore needitifes i to descent on the merits of the representa lion. The veteran Mutaogg played Sir Anthony bsolais with wonderful effect. After the coved ) , iefversl•tmliga were glees by Madame Vessus, MieffibirelY, and other •celebrated vocalists, in •their audit itryte of estertleoce; and a duet was per- • fornsediy'l4/..Bocnia and M. Puzzi on the harp .anditiefßftfith !brilliancy of execution which de lighted the audience. The entertamosents con. chirteid•nith the operetta of Delhi without Bealsz, which was erclbsively represented by performers from the Opera-house, headed by Miss KatLY, who had here.au opportuoity of displaying those tender feeling, which she cat. empress so well. It no , nretifless to add, the audience was highly gra tified; indeed, their bottoms could not have born filled with other than pleasurable emotions. They recoguired the performer. with cordial warmth, sod greeted them with load clapping of hoods, " which had burets in them." The following Address, written by (iguana COLVAN the Younger, was .spoken by Mr. 13sort,,az Adel& of the Mate! who in • polisled Support the 31Jrala of oar Settecit Stage ; 1 Who, whets a Public Favoarite gores both Tit feelieso of respect ti e Prierete words %t its preneruus and equal ardour scan The uteri's of the Actor and the Man; Need we,- to-ei g ht, eapr.as oar grisfl—or telt No-rows, in which you sympathise so well : Poor Ein.iy is gone ! who plop, his part, Each day he breathed home to the very heart, True to the Drainer, us to Friesidship'd rail, He eharra't us—for 'tear honest Nst•re all. How oft, when scarce an effort would appear, tice• drew the g.ain's bow of Genies here! • Ds eroi like a random shooter in the dark, • bat newer. were, Gird to hit the mark: Ifiriwee hie wane— but, le the pratant vein, 6 ' We weer In uy look nixie hie like again." 'rives hie well studied in the rustic To shoo liar meth, Nre sWioWit, sod the font 'Teas bit, with wistchlessrlsossuur to pouring, The Limp, mid Dindie Niasuats of his day; • 'Twos hir, in 7: F As, with Truib's resistless force, • To Oil the lomly enfant with e-inoiset-o •: 'Twos his in fret, too, with becoming pride, Raw 'latent caw asocial its owe 11.0 side; Till, in bis prime, alai! of life WO, Life's dearest objects shelterless were left. Foiroos of Genius! Guardistas of Dish ess! Friend. the Destitute, and Fatherless! For Yu % his H'ids.w wilt he prayer repeal; For you, his potato% Childers.. bosuns bear; And may b's spirit nose look dawn aid view • The succour they übtaiu Ibis sight from Yu,* • • HATIAApIAIT. LOA night Miss PATON MONO Wird 11$ •Oa frbe, racier of Susanna, w I list Narraters of tirsto, sod . awn than , realized the high holsairsthicirher dam. bod•rzcited. Perhaps doeih,didatti. for ptofessukst• lioniniss in either sex eve, , possessed more (Janos 10 ; ,ttoliticlitin. To the utmost emir: mud alegsaCe 44, oetusg , slie suites .the Mont eiiebanting sweetnessa voice anti brillinney of eseetilion. With sincerityle arty be'ssief tli.t the highest colooriirg of Isogo4ge snort leg behind her great deserts. Some dti•satis faction was excite d,in consequence of the J K Ly before the euensieticetsimit of the opera ; and or the rising of the conoin Mr. LISTON come furwurd, said said -e • • 44 LAotu son GroTcoollsr—ran it tio necessary to mike fur th er apon i gy r f i than that I was the noise of it, having Ij just come frurim Crivesit•(,:sedris, where I copstribi t lt'd soy bumble arstst•nce tArgspeAt fur the relief tif Aft family of poor Emery." This tostivii *Wool instantly restored peefect good humonr. and the piece watt off triumphantly. THB SURREY. A new mole-Brame, called The Murderer, the Devottd Soft; tear producrd at tills theatte last : 'night, sad met with the inost.complelelluCeetil. It patqwwts to boo • traurlatime from • ?scorch piece, r►ceatty pioduccd at one of the minor theattrs to f iitlo9,* Uull hears the tniorks of I:u•ty adaptation. 'Tit•;aory is es follows : • -111lophaso, a theilian of tolerable repute, hut secretly coil. betted. with a formidable baud of tobhersi having lest hie Its. rant sun, otiose godfather had loft him so otiosity deter minable am the death of the boy, conies off the child of Count Ferraris., a Spanish Noblemen, exiled front his rummy the nna h lb. i s , trigoes of his political eremite, us a charge of high treason, whose house, it the •icinity of blessing, is sacked sod deviated by the banditti with whom Stephan* is teagried, and brings him up as his own. The. piece opera with elle preparations fur the menthols of Julio (this sappositsleesseoshaross op to Meleestate, with 'Marts, the dtwiChlir of Madame Lastrosti. The eXprrtedllllloB, how ever, is bittlitro vff by the mother of the lady, in colt- Sequesce of the discovery, from the death-bed Sion of an. old domestic, of Stephan° having barn concerned hi a eubh.ly some years previous, of Ma dame I..issrestia la.most, un•l also its the destruction of that of Caput Error's, ash., is at the time Siting In a secluded retreat among the tutu. of as old abbey, under the name of linicello Fretful of the power which Ibis discovery gives Madame Laments user Ishi IRO, sod draerhog the disappoint- . Mehl of throe bums wittch depended upon the tent.. of Julio with Maria, Stepitatio deterodues, by the murder of that lady, to Irately.; let once the ol.irel of her fare sod the üb. sfughi to his de s ign s; and t•freclit his purporte ha entering . her atwitter oboist day hut eh on the thoronic fix. d fur the marriage, sod stabbing lire in her slurp. Julio, approaching tie villa, is. hopes of a parting interview wills Mum, es• counters Isis supposed father rushing from it with blood. stained hauda gad recited dagger, end gatiternse from bile the horrid reality, is plunged into howe agosuging humane of mind which may be supposed naturally to overwhelm a Virtuous sad togrusous prom/ • maw is such a situatioo. He gives veal to theespresaion f Ss detesiasiara of . th e Cool dad, sad of his gestates foe the peepebstair; but the strength of fills' effoction fleterlisOkee At= at all hooted. ts COueral his kowiledge of the assessia. The news of the Murder %Mehl, spreads abroad, and baud. befog - •••/1•11 , . "walis:. • •it.l IA ' 1S kllll3 1014 A t ir 7....• ' ~• . " 7' •':.•,•.:4,i 14 :..._•,,, t ~.. ' ...„...- :'t Whoa r ..._ .... _ ...., ...., . e_ if ' "*° . • ' silla)44) *4 75 - E rnvG4s couirr. ' • ' • • _........_ . . Yes•te)4lt,, tit half-past three o'clock, hi• MA* 3•1•4 1 , hr:sl • Court ht hi* Palace in Pall-eaall, • !"14rIva. ;mended %V.= • ' - • i ... . __, 0...... i...,, ..1 du ren.akiL the Lord Pare Seta. - be Lord remora/ Oil illai LaalOalCiaa sac_ I..tito a •avy ... 1 . e ., , iii view, it eta,. got et,. :,.. met Lord of the Treasure, the Chancellor of the Ear .. . ,. i u • the Seesetary of Abate foe Foreign Altors, the Pim. 1 hula q Op "9 I,l)it ki t / ..:riTut the Board of Control, lies l haoreliorr of the Duchy rf • kOltig..4o4pegtione i.tst.Wtt. Yl•Callal Siddreoalh,, then 1,4/4 Steward .01 the i latiefftefti•Jß•f• Ilkol l o oesioald, the *wee of . Vet . Horn, Alas Tice-Chamber- contributed to its • fail Cathcart (Gataillittea we Manioc. Loral Burgbereli, I w h Ae • sctott „ w a s e 4 .P.sterustr of Newr SeastlaWtsies, ate. 1 his %Is- r"lialr 'or Ai .bu Isollught Floe. Lord Berahrolk was presente d °. p ... ~. , t h e 08 _ 4. oessio :4 I by the Marquis of idPaerrarderry. has MajeatlV• ti e ~.. a semis deneshere of titer the Fella Alain, is take leave on realm .. mesa to los enesioe at Florence. sacred turpnse, all t 'k. Henry Walk/ell, his Majesty's Charge d'Affairos is . en s i„.., ~__ „,_ , . sie. ea has repaint. hegtatial, by the Mranuis of Laudon- The play le vt:e cie rr' d f t: : -r. losearnerat Lriehlau Marquardt, leo Governor, Com- utile coratraY tel The ,Jar-in-Chef, lee. of P:ew South Wales, on his retur• to et•ritkoembetted by ci ; teed, by the Marquis sal Londonderry, .O i the h a_aellell la es t refie d r ovnil rites I unatatiatr. _, ~eir needikh 6 to descant u •i,„ p„.. si r Was. Lansfeh G overnor o! P erlisa.,, ll' lion. The veteten taara . , . _.‘,.- a_ -4 Abseltsie with wonde likaillah.murry held a ,Privy Council. •at wAillin i trtt , . few. _ were , . Speedo to be delivered by the Kitad on hat . „,......' in 4_ * , _. runt at the close • of the - etsitin 0 Parliament' 7 cadet " - ‘'T " .`"!! . • Anetr ore of e: bleed ist• -• ~,a upOtle 4 ' . for? ed . .try'llt ,. / . ..80ce (Its MAJcirre gave addieneeo to the Eirr.of iti.aanwor, the Marquis Of ..' oanonualttlf. the • arl.1111. """" ar t tri lighted the audienc :al Or LIVERPOOL, Mr. BILAGGIK BATIMUBIne: ci -, .. ~ uwe , k i t h t he open I:,i , Duke of DORSET, and Earl CaTticsar. which was ercllisive {be genet clotted about flee o'clock. from the .English ( le • - - KiLLY, who bad het FASIWO NA DLA MOY 113 If ENT& ' those tender feeling's • it rtenreefless to edit 'The Doti wad . Matelaser •of Rolland are espeetrd to or. l wird; tanked their re li•Ol.irTOW et 'Lot4ll aid Ls,!y Forester's leer, vrilliy filled 'with other that Nut 'Sato a. Wes the Fad of Lonadalr's seat, Loolbf', astmer and; fi cerebrate the consul of age of iheir I recoguired the perfoi aetent rem; . greeted them with In lis End and Countess of "Coartown are arrived at link Ired Inert, in them Arita Ireland fr o m a , t our . written by Gitonat twlii."Aai d. .apuss J Lady White Melville left town yesterday fur a. a isy tu ..ra r, en ni•lti Ikarroares yesterday from Thomas's Hotel, Berk.ley. Palendief the Mrs •est-Lord and Lady Illamyre for Scotland ; sod Mr. ; Support the :Wools .. Me'. Transot and family for their teat in SislTordshire. ,I Who, when a Pohl air Warm Rowley. Bari., M.P., and family have town Ts frelimoi of fermi ..c sorrow for their seat, Tenderiss Hall, Seagull. il ith generrns mid Mrs. WAsrahans left bur been au Upper ticymoue-street The uteri's of the J .inn, CO* tour. Need we, to.micht, Mr. and Mrs Deering sad faintly left town yesterday for Po- row., io which t '...slaington, Warwiekabire. ' Poor Eine, y a gonr fhOsrturea from Jordan's Hotel, St. Janice's-sheet :-Mr. Each day he breath and ilfm.Targer mid family ou a tour; and Wis. Deune, True to the Drama He charmed ua-fo `AS 00 A lose. . illuksh at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street; Mr. Mrs. How off, when era' a. 1 MN Law from a lour; Mr. Fortesewc from tiro:hod ; Redrew the Law'. Warren sad 'family from Newcastle; sod`leas Foi Lees 1 • Msess'.l like a raw& .am •.tsoir.. Departures i -Ma. itissinson and family for . • lbw never. *e'er fl , • Coolirwut ,• Capisiss nail :Mrs Riser fur Chetcnbion , and i Variosis his vane- '.....-aaai Slim Godfrey far Brialitbii. ' i '' We oe'cr wi iy to., Departures frets Hodgson's Hotel, Darer stiert :-The 'Firms his, well sin Wilms Levitts fur their semi in Redfordaliirc; Mr. mud Mfg. To sheer the eras, I Tarktmart.e for their seat, EiscleSeld Green , Berk.. Ar.ival. : 'T Ira. hit, with ins tuplaus and 31rs Oliver from their sest,l4aolsgain. The iperep, sod 4 Arrival. at the Claremont Hotel, Liamishmtreett-Lady • 'Twas his, in If'pAs lataghten and fatally from I ilisitnaisspiolialsire 4 Mr.essid To 611 the lava, vii Mrs livyssulda and family from Paris.. Henry Heatheote, • 'Terse his to feel, is k•• 1. Mee Nortnamon Park, Lineoltral:ire; Mr. and Mrs, How :talent COO sui I,teteribertheis Paris; tad Thomas Tueliorou, Era. fro* Tell, in his prime, a leer. Departskes from lisiehell'a Hotel, Piccadilly-James , Penh' of Genius! /lospan,.S.l. sad family her Dublin; De. Gilleepte liar Chel. Friend. et the Dem 1, , byes; Mot. Erskine and family fur Sorts; Major Chain- For Yu% his H'i,h.• I- oeke %Video; end Captain Vesioase fur Bath. For you, Ina grata( And may bus spoit The summer they u A FAITHLESS SWAIN. Os Seeds, lest se ineisoce of the uncertainty of pie. Lot slight Miss P I..aiarz , 'noir meals for matrimony, was evinced by a ratter of Susanna, In ;Visa sushi at Eas•nsieuld A /acing couple attended meta thou , realized I :, dumb there, for the prufea.ed purpose of being tinned. h e & •ed Pullet , I. Mr *Aid ; When I.! the 1111410 hastily reined frum , . '' it.sleclamy s 'endtr • trilling prosper, but promised its. 1,00)01414. in either sex ordlstelv towers. Alas! the promise, with ad kis pre. ,rNtliatelittn. To thi r--c 5 protein, did out avail. He was 'taught fur, but he 'ecluag•she Soda s.4ht ~! 6.4. Me wee punned about two wiles, when finding voter nualbrilliancy t 1 a lifatilli fail, be halted, sod rmailved to fight fir his art be said titer the eurri. - A - battle royol roamed, and the prom/slag TWO. y ew.ty preyed victoria... He then made hie liberty :pore inwit leg behind her ...wet by a gerund Sight, and the d4consolate virgin retorted (action was escitr dell' h, caard to forwint over her hapless fate, and iis rumens- the suastsettmetmetit i plot the liothicsareas.and peilidy of man.-( York. H...-...^sid.) of the curtain Mr. .. ....._.__—..--............ said--. • i'he city of York.. .rill areeive the elistinguithed • " 'talpits son Gas I, r our of . a 'wit' fVont. the Duke of Sussex. whq, mike further .voivr fir h ir stated, • will positively arrive there ten the .. t7lll 'he I re "" "r it , hsvi"f" 1: ... .here cog:M*odd sny .•tant. . ... ~, the relief of Aft family. ;.sport states that Alm L:OUTTS. it tl.e. purcheser Tins simple *Waal ct (Liliterfe, tliesplendid estate of his Royal High- humotte, sod the pie 4 „ the Oahe of •Yons. letter f , orti..kortnerp, gf . the Slat July, in the A be , me k_d reni Bit rids Pape's, says, i that the celebrated timpani the Devoted Silo; nit de FElUit w" 'Perch*" , _ _ b y Mv. : .& '", ITH (Or Miii. 'Died, cud met with I , ~ ..irvo, lotto had Coollolnsithneo nun to purchase - . purports ten ban • tit '• t ehutertr pric e . • , • ' *".. 1 . 1 recently produced a tau week Adusind Buena and biro LadylLady I photo; mad bII A' aorta) writ llisloti 111 their carriage and severe l 4 ,Th s :st o , y i s a w es f. s li u , • red. The Admiral had one of Ins ribs brain ,_ • -1114•plmairo, a hied's. • • are Larlyoltip one of her arms. They are bot h Meted. le MI a formidable ',neg. • . lint son, elbow eodtath ' "terday se'sittight the Coventry Theatre was C ount iii. ' he death . I, , •.erl um* the nmoiogeiritist of Hewn. SA ll.Thfl Th r ou . n . t i F i e li:i s : l , ll ,, B , l : e . au o u i i Fl flickleLSAlL The company appears to be high 1 1 r 0a5 ,,,,, whose boil • i'' , Pcilable, st..d we underbteold the bowie war sucked eon 'isolated by did with btauty mud Genoa.. . ii keened, and home with Ole preparis If. WASS. who is now performing .here in the ... i re p a p os s i 1,6,,,, hirroat of clioruervi• Do sareesofully sustained by the doragistir 04 . Madame L '"llcd "John JohosLutie" is highly 'poker, of ever, is biritt•-• off by troy ilium whose judgineui me eau safety rely. se q, ue•c° of the thaw ii i 1 . •.-c A . ...i11y to beer mere direct trotsln" COneensta hi a rubh.-• e ''''' a so. old gala° lot: le.-./ I irespool Meretteci. Y dame Laoreati's Yonne, 4. Sut . .tttr, the author of Queer Meb, perish. of Count Feraria, who t b'l's *lli au err - aunt in the Morainic (.'hroiti- retreat among the sinus " 15 *turlil, with his flitted Captain WILLIAMS,- bi - : d ie : m il : F i . r e a n ' f t : l m a e r n t i n -41. 11 .11‘111t1., au the evenong art . dye nth sir, some- meat of those hula a aim • .4.i-ft Vitt Itt.-ggsu, on the coot or fialy, between with Maria, Steplisou • bnri i stn! the Gulf of Swazis. Lie had berm to lady, to remove as sure *sod was returning to het country abode at °eel ` to his de","; an ci her cbmittrer +boot day IN . marriage, sad stabbing Is s n ManclaT Ink filly.pix permit*, chiefly opens- the villa, ha hopes of a yro'kine l i in the cotton boomer*, left Carlisle for CoUIIII7O bia supposed ' r ' l "'"' to embark for St. John't New Bruns- 14 ' s" heed ' i ''' 4reki r `I MhtliCt they will proceed is, the Uuited t h e mindhor w rid reality,may is p ia 1. of 8 ''ti whe.r'e matatufpctuteit of almost every de- eirtuou + sod lisSralsoof : Ilan *. Pirstiii4.l4l, COI.IOOII, woulles, sod bard. He glees vest so skteeapr " e ' e- ii!AVrttag exceedingly. Another porgy, decd, sad of his Itmla ok Wore lIINDeFOIIO, Its elliNallaffialifllt ',repetitions atreu g .h i of filiat sto • eihre I standar toyuge arrant the A tleutie. coucrel his koalawarder quickly quads —2 ZSZI? it RAW: tr. Wsed; 4 ltit rtersolv N.sllt •ilh BIM* of Stepinso, tithe teeth it ably , itiia l f rad th e dagger of the latter. winch Julio had picked up optc. he p u bi ppt tn r u e jp dpgs ! mum the ground wherelmead &MIN suet hidden in his bosom ; • - t ; -11 - 111441 lan list it K ook , leot t to d oire m oosi ,t o t„ i boost , um. him. ha .It tioderstuod thin mien? the medical Am. %Welt that s t sulearoarook ,d ea. ri.htomi ut oser awe. o f in t i t er ,fr oth ,„ ii n ese.: ,,,,,,, cesibieedstereveriblihd , elpee . s ibe ttee p t o ii m m p is s it io r d isl e l irco to '(his • g um , ot h rt , 0 t t 0 0m0v0 ..,.. s len d to his h, ist chmorwaitibm !awe of royalty; and as it-ms} hr thought that the arrange. and qursliumal, ,sal miser. of Alberti, thw'w aunts of this day will,. din than. general outline, seine as a , taditlf Gar all the ether prekeeetiome of the same spletAtid dr- - of Steplmoras sod aka dssoevegiam which be me l ees , et Mork donor, we shall &erode, them fully. bring conviction horse Is the inersirre , sad remuso ; ; lealie4O theorem*, his reel father, and of hie bride: and The " cee4 from his rilltke 114"iid ti"" the piece moseludes with Stephan° shooting ltiberti alien in I s n eo li t ia i ngeva a r t rtage, d i r e a d wa , aAth in e , alow h esi pomibo ; pace; the set of nishiag his confesaiuma, Cud theu stabbing kismet ' I earl ' • "' ' 1 " leur"hie aymbub qf lung•cheriehed iud•peudeote end miendoei by to creep* the torture. . a numerous and uuble Wain, consisting Hit sketch it Will . * WA' thid this piece mid other personagra. elistiuguial.e../ fur taut or official atioundi in gltaitions of the ' litibst interest ; Maiidu. His maj,,ty will pass up the Canongite, High: street, and lAwohoirket, betwixt two hoes of his subject., ttdie Picini:tee ' to add, that she interest is ail. minable sescueed by the act i ng,of the et vend, per. i t pct.:, cite of e t e t i ,e tni: tu. s d r t r , aienm el e i :its Oi sa hl di s e r cl ic ei re ss a l t fi ti : e si nl i re o a uls: t formers; Mx. BRA GOUGH doing am p le iiiiittess oho me to fli utt their post 4, orrlrr again ' to en- ! the nett*, dignified; sad sera ilnizing ye, severance of joy a sight of thei. S..,rereigie, as he retains (rum the Comas .Fereria ; and Mr. H. KiitiaLts, to the pets to the Alihry. Tbese a. reugement. appear to be made why fling stesdfastness in villainy of Srephnno ; tvltile edia , rnlilc taste, a.id to be calculated to produce the most Mr. BURROUGHS tionrtrayrd with udinirable effect splendid and impressive effect.. Nigh the Pine the Paine., up 10 the commenceroest of the neg.- the struggles„of an ingetruotts youthful wind iu street, the Catiougate it lobe lined by ils ciao the conflict of love *ith atlectitan s .acci of both sad those of Its - aseirat stty,l 4 elili. Aloe; the High Inert, i sv n i; u h sed the a dread d,fo a o n f d ii timac ifamy ting ;. it i u u d te . r ti t ss int l o l u ti n ie n p s a tcc t s o, s . f . ar a ss up th o e a La be aro th isa s r id ko n t : of No, ia. This dialogue is sonecesaorily prolix ; t i tair e h h a o n le use u t d a e u r d eo d in gs m pol u o Tl i e h r e their ae s u e:er c a . l ,,e D . :a r co w er ti t i ,, sad the introduction of • foolish weediest to Madams liemblee blentei, wit ch to have Si en the buty ' rase. laserreati, which" Mr. WvArr played with abun- At the Cross, a platform is to M. ended for the whole body dant .humour. a ; tiiifo:tuuriely seittaged with go of the Magistitity, their robes, headed by the Right Hon. little oaf Ike istvsest and clogs the actio n o f &limpet Ctr Sdruttitettes Utat iustesd of relieving , it in- Use Lord Provost, a u d attr t id e d A ir th e i r o ffi cers O pu s p terra oho baleen') of the Royal Exchaoge, opposite, 'mother plat- 1 form is to be raised, •bich in contain' what may he res. • every scene. These two f a ults may with ew e be larded as the representative of Scottish beauty—ie the per amended, and a siiceeseful run Secured to the piece, so w s o f severa l h undreds of the Guest women iu Scotland; ! Which was ontwhabilcd for repetition amidst hearty t th lftspli ere to be 'Minuted by tickets from the Lord Provost. and unanimous opplaniet - ” - • bengidkrOse for the same purpose, will he erected lee • 1 i lailes's Church. The epee space behave Ike Comity Rooms, prop* Seersiled foi th:-.oceasion, is to have • stage for the Wftoissiddiellso of Ilse ledges or ilia far latgli Cond. 'of Session, fasitritov, Etelisgser and Joey,' arteoderbir . • the tatwebcia of the •Fac•lly of Alvocaies, sod ether Mast !beetles. Frost the Lawniuseket, as high air the Clastle-bilt; :Illeatreet in to be hard, %111 one side by gestlemen of the seighboarineeerienties, with their lord Lietneeents and Dirty Lieutenant.; and, on fee other, by the prof..nos of .the College, She Hector and Masters of Stir Mich 9-hoot, mid other Amide:hies of the oily; the boys wearing silk sashes Seillitoottish bonnets, as well as by the other clas..• lababiteets, ramrod under their legator conventiumal I ..iders.'fl The Castle-hill is to be guarded by • large body of Higli tandem in Complete national costume. through whom the royal precentor to in pass We the Castle. It is undeestcod that hi, Majesty will retard to the Abbey in the same order. If these arrangemesits are carried lute complete street sod sapreeted (for that is the great matter) by the maid muse and orderliness of the people, we think it impossible to eve.. trivia* more etagoifleent emit eihiltratiag ri suit than must arise from them. They have been so irootrietwl, that his Majesty will on this occasion here • full , view of all the various classes of hie subjects, while at the same moment they will have the most full sod gratifying sight of their Prue,. But we need hardly say, the the whole effect of the day most depend epos this single point t if the crowd become for looniest unsteady or tunieltuous; if mice they . ' break their front reek, that is, the Ike of the eonstil•ted bodies if ever they brdits to 'Moulder, and prem. sad alarm and riot, Stir whole goodly display will sink at once disoreasisatime and enefusiuti, and even the very object of the unseemly tumult will he lust, for it is clear, that the moot biguilgongd and iseelmit would comas She spectacle to thetwietwes, while the great body of the tommuniiy wouid be Oro. a its the rear of this rabble, wow, tog and umeeu. If, On the other band, the ingest led order is Pr irt, the populace will have an opp•rtuo:ty of seeing his Majeaty twice, is going to the Ca.& nod in retursitor. The very character of the 'melon is concerned here. Our graeLue King throws himself, as it were, isle) the arms of h• people, He has no guarila. but their love ; no securisy, but thew. cooed maw and manly respect. Scuilaed and Scatehmes ere &together • sew aubject for his observation. We have out the twisty, though boisterous hea , log of John uor any patsies •f the wild ercenirieity of Irelaud's loyalty; but we have our owe firm, bold, and manly character, mid display. dug ibis, as it he our duty and should be our pride to display is, we feel cuefideut, that she Neug will regard as ast the lowest io his lore, our the last in his esteem. lu Ireland every detog was presto! allOgro! allegretto! Here, though we me out petsseroso, certainly, we hardly rise higher in the scale lhantaaestoso. But no may ever appeared to disaelvasitage by onsffectedly displaying his owu g. guise character; and we desire so more thee that the Scottish couisnuoily should exhibit to the eyes of their Monarch the real featurea of theirs. Fur, let it be ulascrvcd, this is mot au ordinary show—it is nut •I um one side. It is not enough that we should see thr Kale; but the King ise•t olio see es. And we ram hardly imagioe a sight more pleasing to the route d , liglitfol to the .heart—uf such a Niece as Greurge liar Fourth, than the fennel and deep loyalty of Scoichawee, shiniag wily the mole brightly that it is Visitraisled with she oedniety and reset re of their Delmont apirit.—(Edim Graph Slur.) THE KING'S VISIT TO SCOMIND, _ stntaaoaca, 1117001i 71. 2. . Ii is not yet finally determined whether Ms lila jesiy will lend at Leith or Trinity Pier. Should his Majesty disembark id Leith; * trinnaphat arch will be erected at Gay&ld Stinare. the bounds of the extended royalty, where lee will receive the keys of the city'. It is undcrstood that his Majesty will pro ceed to the Palace by the new road through St. Ann's Yatifs, and rune err to be placed at distances along the summits of the surrounding bills to fire sulu les. which, with the cheers of the iminetise mul titude that will be collected on the hills, will wel come hie' Mejeety'• swatch to the Palter of his 'mentors. the dreoratiobs in the interior of the Palace 'ere nearly completed. We learn that the Convenery of the Trades of Leith have forwarded to London a petition to be prOented to his Majesty, preying his Majesty tudis egibtitle et Leith, A huge bonfiren to he lighted on Arthur's Seat the night which etteceeds the Royal artier!. We uodeestaud . it is not proposed to illuminate on any viler eight then on that of the banquet. Os; Stetirday nigh , hi. fil,jesty's travelling coach sod 14 harem arrived at Alutvick, cud reached Ber wick host 'sight. We underetend that the Celtic Society are to ford! Vs& comPatars, in tie complete lligldaud costurgke,‘or discharging the duty of guards on the Lord High Constable cud Knight Misciestal s . the latter capeche they will mount a constant guard on the [bleats till these hotmers of Scotland are rerurtierl the CAtette. The Tourist steers-yacht of Leith is eugaged by Government to memo s ; sue the royal squadrou, t u rd es the is to remain at Ins Majesty's disposal during his stay in Scotland, he may probable intend, if the weather elite dal 'trove favourable, either to extend his•voyagif borthwards, or to enjoy occasional aqua tic etesigiolle in viewi the lir mit iful and tomtit, ic scenery' of the Frith of Forth. .Since our lon, setru cumpani.s of the tiGilt foot hoer arrived Us the Castle from England, sod five companies; of the 13th feat, including the staff, ar. rived tit the same place from Glasgow ; the reinaiuder arrived yesterday. On Wednesday three companies of ifse 77th march. ed from the Castle fur Delhieth,s to remsiu there during hie Majesty's stay in that town. The Ladies of Edinburgh'and viciriity.have united to isiepale a spleutittl.ShAudrew'sVrops fur his Majesty. composied of Sooliaais pearls sad lisou, *hick is to be prese n t e d to th e Ki ng , b e f o re hie landing, by Sir Walter Scott. We understand' this iremeernoti have been teemed " Sisters of the Silver Cross." The Faculty of Procuratorebeforeikle [high Coon of Admiralty met yesterday, when it was resolved to prepare a congratulat ory Adana', to be present ed to his Majesty en his visit to this city. It is proposed that the Address of the General Assembly should be presented by the whole body, -end cotilideut expectations are entertained that his Majesty will receive hail thethrour. It may. there fore be proper to wisru Clergymen al s dlillitlarf their there is a certain costume. necessary for istlematiott • loto the presence of Royalty.- Every clergyman should, if possible, ^ bring with him a . . gored which cannot be di. se wipe A s aAn d am will probably el'' pee betwixt the welisittof dm Commission and the *mud of the King, the other articles of dress crierisily be obtained, On Wr , :lniday nigt4, at a very fen meeting of the lascorporatitm of Goldsmiths, it wee Daum. moistly resolved to present a loyal address to . his Majesty we his visit to Edinburgh, and a Commit tee was ttecordingly appointed to prepare the ad dyes., nod to take suds other measures, iu coujuuc lion with other public bodies, as way be deemed nrceentry and isehttiag the high occasion. A GRIZLIC SLAVE IN LIrRItPOOL. The domestic naiaery experienced • by the wretched Greets, who fast s re . , to the avarice or cruelly of ii..• Turk", may be conceiviol by "lie following fact: Captain Dobson, of the Arab, recently rriiveclie this port Amin Smyrna, his brnnght with bier's Greek boy, Oberst it, yeala of age, wbom be be. easily purchased fur eleven shillings. The youth was sold tattle common hotter, toriber with his motbei, brother', and sisters; his father haring bees previously killed. The Arab Ibs is the King's fh.rk, at the bottom of Sparfiiig street. We entertain hopes, that this poor boy will become •n object of interest with the Liverpool pohlIc; and "bould be much testified If ibis notice obuititi be the meal's uf bet tering big coaditiou.—(Lfeerpoolifargify.) The Right' Hon. Lord Mo.tugu has arrived at Dalkeith. Hrs Lordship, no doubt, wishes to stwernstesid. pontostally die estenstve preparations now ..king at. the Paloos for the reception of lite Majesty. His-Grace the Duke of Athol is to occupy Lady Seaforth'ehopssio Charlotte-square. Au eielP l .o‘ esonsion has been token is Queer,. m otet fix tholte l giit Hop. the Lord Provost sod Ma gistrate, of Glasgow, during his Mojrsty's visit to thioetty Vane h 'state 'coach, with the anus of the city of Glasgow to io isreporatiou for that one Cfu aaiwa. 1. • . ,• Tuesday the Town Council of Aberdare's*. solved, they a deputation of tisei ! trnopsl4er Prp eyed IMEdhshiihjs, osilesl*o resent in address of eorigrinisirbeeil ti 'his Mijesfyi ois marina iu his ancient hiertdoos of Sesi)lsads • - I • " The following is given as a progrannat of the in- ~a~. ~.. ... .i'. ~~ COAL ?lUDS. toelireseem generally reternird to Wait al the airmen. wharves . yeaterday morning at the priori ,proposed by tie MiatiNero, 1,4 three-pesier per cliatdi on op each man, which the rate of one shitting per elialdron for inoling at the wharf. About fourteen years ago the tnees Wager were ad vanced one penny each per choldron, or fotir.peoce each gang of insets, when prosi•ions of all soots west above double the prier they now nee. The price oY cartage was then ad d one abiding per rhaldron, and the whartingers have in many instances 'heady restored their chow to the trade and the public, and intend now to make the reduction general. The charges of the carioca fur shouting are aim reduced. , FALSE ALARM. Sunday tight the greatest curiosity swat recited, sod various cuejecitores were afloat, at a light being Dimmed by the watchere apd pasiengers, in St. James's antral, Clerkrowr II.• The yeueral ides was, that it was into. super• astute., being /laying its nightly visit to the edifice.. At Ireyth the eii eu matinee was named to the sexton; sod hr, hairiag pumeastoo of the keys of the chards, proceeded' its company with several ethers to ascertain wbra It realty wee. On opening the dome of the church all was very ph ut, se./, with &situl steps, they explored the interior, when, on ,esch• in( the vestry, they were dreadfully asloooded at a loud enorteg ; mind, ou further topection, they fuuud the Ore • sod tire women very cunifurtehly seated in chairs, fast asleep. Thej were 'mussily rouse." from IWO slniubr r, aid cal!edspuu to 1101 . 0410 i for their beltig iu such an ex- Si/ordinary place its that hour iu the uttritt. alma it hatted nal ttlit they entered she church to heir a fon• ral terrier in Abe ales soots, and, having failed asleep, were lorkid in, cud idial•wat awake rill is was quite dark,'aiiil they had fuend out the coal cellos', sad the tinder-box, by which means they taeited a Are. Therwere taken to the watrk•house, mut yesterdair &Welk were hrmtehl to Hatton-garden alter. where they related their advertent fo the Magmtrate, and there heirs, uo mama to doubt the truth of their staktueut, tbej wt re discharged. _'..ai• . ......... . ~~, • r~ ;.. • • -• • .#llils Oviik !!'TING AT TATTARSALL'S, Mompoit, Avow. & Itt9SCNIX&R ST. LEGelt. 00,16? Cra sa t p 20 lo oei4tago lliolber $4llll- isiiplo4ol Aj.t 11-16, I and At/sconce. n to I lima Mari on lb Se 1 agog Mauthar I 25 to 1 apt 31.- tl,ot!haroit ie. So opt Elypierwyne 23 to 1 eget Throdote. oitiono cut.. 6 it, b art sportto • Isto I st 4 Liberty. 3 to I apt Doctve Ll3tl'ES RACI:6. • IFRIDAT, AUGUrT 4. a.s of 100 p. tack, b. fl. for fwo.vr ol.f 85t.414.; Milts, 84 Lhbi Lora gifst.ooat's b. f. by IVbalrbone I Me r•r v. (. by Wks blouse . tit Juba Slatlltia b. f PlasefuSa Wou tasy. _ Tbe Sweepstakes of live worrnrigno nub, with SO?. lidded bjt the Meletheos for the Borough of trees., for busses of all nee% did eat MI. in make up f.ir the deficirory of lbw sport. a hack race look place. The v...t0i0 were truly die. appointed. KNUTSVORD &lEEFING. ettliaeaDAY, JULY 31. The Prover Slakes of lots. each, for three-year old* Sad •pwards. Utica r.iisud the Coors; Gad a diri suer. )anima Subscribers. Sir H. M a luwaring's els e. Doge of 'Venice, by Sir o:irer, yrs old, Sit. 2i6 (Scutt) ... 6 • Lord Dryby's b. b. f..yri, by Milo, 6 yrs did, 9.t. .. The *tuner the ravedtritt; Won very easy? ' • A Cap, t 05.., fur horses 'of the Cbeshire y'rtinimory, four.yrar, o l !do, Mt. ?lb.; Ave, 120.; six and seed, 12st. Till. / Second to receive 104.., tkftd, two miles ands distance Piet.. htv. Usk'. hr. 4S. Miller's Maid, 'Led (Scott) 0 3 1 Mr. fl..otey's gr at. Fanny, &gra ..... 0 I 3 2 I Mr. Daltelee's rb. m. (ittleYboarit.of, lryrs I 0 0 3 Mr. Ditrblields hl. m. Miss Rohr , b yrs old 0 6 9 Mrl.*Mottkrt's Ware-sham W•orl' 0 5 4 Mr. Raider's b. R. Rub Pucker, 5 yr* old Air. Wood'. hr. r. Caramel), 4 yip 0 U dis. Mr. Wu bortun's b. m. Mary• Ana, aged Tiluitaday, atpurt 3. Borepsixhrs of 25;s.each, Co' 3 yr old culls, Set. 3ib ; Silica s , Sal.; 31b. allowed, tte. Tau ogles. Ihery.yi Sisksaribirs.) Sir W. iVytirlr's b. c. Brlmoiti, by Thunderbolt ;Smith) ~ Sir T. Stiiiilry's b c. by filriul•nas--Ilootoies darn,. Alr..e.liCkssi's f ituful, out of Riding Rood 664 Geoivenor's M•el-fitimart, sister to Qiisstkisioe.. .... 4 &at, reabsda, for all. arms three.yesr oh's.6at. 71b.; foot. 6.1. Mb.; els and died. Sal. 22111).....1111ares and geldings,. &Howard 110.-4imits, *dee mood and a distance. Sir G. Pbrou's b. as. Lordly, by Rube'', 8 pn old (*esker) Sir T. Sitisisley 4 . br.c. Absetwell, 4 Freak, Handiest St• Mis of lop. cods, with *ow,. a dd e d. Th e . Peowtr Coers;. (Fuse Stalsseribi is.) Inrd Stamford's %dekaleer, by Cemberland, 5 yrs old, 4st. (Johnson) et. H.ll. 's Solicitor, 4 yieeld, Lori Wilton's br. f. Tempe, WM: 933 EDINBURGH TROOP RACES. counen.) • • 11111411 DAY, auLY 30. Cap. value 25ee gives ise ha Otte. do, for horses heloisehte to the Members of the Troup, sod drilled on deriug ti • pr hid the r.eireriit woo In qe•riers; 13.1. Trio-mile brats. Ur. F. Grest's v. g.• lii•tehirtottter (rods by the owner) Mr. Melyll'e• Is it. Wellingtoe Mr. Sharpe'. 'lottery, by Seymour 3 g Mr. J. Ltendersoses W.: Rat Tail Mr. Chryiir's clad. Iry It oodpeckrr di s hie. T. •itau's b.' Abraham Won easy.—lint to woe on the winner. Cup, valve 23p., eivem•bpsberroep, for horses as abut.% 12 , 1. Two-mile bros. Ili. Rome's W. in. Desa, by Bearer (rode by the 'mom) Mr. Headersnu'a br. K. Poaspey, by Sur Devid 1 2 11 Ur. /Ismer br.e. by 'hale Toby d dr Mr. Hunir's tunic bl.ll. a dm firm beat, additaired bee dia. o, ou , Ihrte tratctbs. Evert Isettint before stattln9 sad after the first heat 'totr to our to favour el Mr. Render- IPOlie Pomp,' after the second brat five to tote to favour of the rooter. Won Oil a cattier. Their were s severalSereposkre run for by Members of the Edinburgh Troup, and 'Astatine. troops bad also a number of siviLeoureated tares The mimeo's, watt more numerous than on any orevioui °remote, and ibm tare-stand use fil:rd with beauty atikr fasistou. UNFORTLINATH TRIIIHN4TI6,I OP A £TACI HUNT Al KILL4AftNEY. On Monday, the 29th ult. • stag hunt took place to the" 0111(111eiCeel scenery of the Vop,r Lake, vibes, after running through Ibe mountains fur sunse tune, •nJ pressed hard, the slag, as is outfit, took to the water. Amourt tie boats itrz to save him, one contatuiee four men, to eote•eqoetrce oh the butaiereus stale of the weather, eva• upon, two of slm me., wee saved by • boat near them, but ibe other two ewer*. utuforionattly dreawiterl There oho • boppeoettl • dioesirolta coolest for oteredeuee between Iwo boat-, to %bleb a teat lee slam had Ha arm broken, lied a boataaau 1•0 ribs, •uothet roam bad 416 U au eye Hearty knocked out. Kr. R. Ladbrokes Maack lo it* hi* horse 1 0 mites is sn kalif, and to tarry Mt was usdertaken yesteiday mornaiisa aver a two-nade p.ee.• of hut', in Ashford Park. near Mom.. ford, for 300 suvrr•'.R"a• The barmy erns hacked at sto 4 N •iu, and the gionud *as done as uo ier : First two miles is 7 win. 26 Seq. &read .. 7 .... 40 ».......... 7 ... 12 North •• .110. i• • • I 0 F.fsb Shatb iteventh Eugith 60 .... 27 Tla• watela was lost by 27 s-rends, tht.,uala the horst breaks fair upon the fret, in the Lt,h tad 141 h miles, *Well t.ut... jetted the rider to turn 1n... rusted Wee. The hunk- sae lint distressed. Anutbier match ov-r the twins sr,tssisl, At *latch at 1..4 600 aoverct i geo were p.udtng s casks", ouch spurt. A 11.., t:oodrhild undertuuk to ride, p otr. • rilgotriay ow 111 a. hut, 13 miles is our hush, she! 'aril, I horse 13 letl.ll another hour, lied to cotnolrie The *Wee ertibta two Wars Aunt the time of starting. The ;ragout.. wit . ..l-fled rhodium t tenet well In th r. e Minute. 1 •1111111 Ihr rites& ..11.1', Met Goudebild tootiottil the burs., and srun Ihr mach with awrontla to spine. The s nit r wns dead Zot.u/, to are 3 vim luau'. phrase. toed Nurtnanby, Sir E. Dudstworth. R. Riddell, EN, artlik the Mayor ..f Durtrins. are appolutedSteirardis of Haar.. far the peat 1613. Mr. Baron WOOD left York •on Friday forenoon. Prerrunst? Louts/op'. departure be towered all the prisoners under srotroce of death, roceptor Sieger Dobson, ut.ll 44, fur rubbing the Wild* —• 7 mai , rah;vreaF - - • ~y.~.~- mania -.- TROTTING N.4TCHES. 1 j , i i Al , r 41 11 41 14 'N 4 401 I