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• `i .* A. pl? the country ? ft the espouse whit it may, the object: should be accomplished. It is not a sub ject for a cold calculation...it is not an act of bene. Totemic, it is an act aicommoo and obvious justice. mercy; sod utensil. It surely must be the trot end Ikheit dal of soy government to preserve those whom they govern front the horrors of starve- Lim. The Irish Secretary stated that every exer. tic* was making by Goverament to arrest the pro grew of desolation ; but from the want of roads, sod the difficulty ef communication in those dis tricts which are most distressed, great impediments were thrown in-the way of affording relief ; however, there was at present an engineer on the spot, invest ed with full powers, not only to give employment, but to supply food wherever it was wanted, without the delay of tending for instructions to the Govern ment, sod through his exertions the Government entertained the hope that the dreadful calamities so anxiously anticipated would be averted. . . The Paris Papers of Tuesday have arrived. Their foreign news consists, as usual. of eong gerated accounts or the disturbances in Spain. French Fads.—Fin pay Coot. Confola opened at 91 r. eoe.; Highest 91 I. The.; assail at 91f. 60 c. Esdisage oe Loodoolk—Oato Mouth 10f. 96 e. ; Theo Vtlo, 25f. 35 c.—{Coat. Aurthstdique, Jose 24.) Flanders Sad Hamburgh Mails arrived last night. The following see extracts :- - Taassiroire, JOIE 19. . ,Their Majesties the Kiag sod Queen of Wortem berg set out yesterday front Sinter& and slept last night at I*qm:a to-day they embark on the Rhine for Coblen% Hence the Queen will go to Ens, and the King to take the benefit of sea bolting at Ostend. (His Majesty passed through Brussels owthe e3d alt.) Several German Government• are peeper* to follow the example of the Grand Duchy of Bader'. Already the Grand Doke of Here hos prohibited, under very rigorous penalties, the importation of French wmes into his dominions. Letters from Vienna announce that the Au•insn Government has adopted new and very rigorous measures, which change the whole system of importation. The orders given to the officer, of the Customs are cootained, it is said, in sealed knees, which are not to be opened till a certain Axed day in all the frontiers of Austria ; and the execution of the new laws will take place from that day. xonanuno, 11 AY 17. Letters direct from Warsaw eoutradictilie 'report of the near arrival of the Emperor Alexander in tbst city. His Majesty is sot expected sill the materna, when the Polish Diet will be pitting. The Emperor. it is said, had a►rived at Witepak with a omens's, staff sod two Ministers. gadUt. JUNE 2!. The prokct of law for the duty ou -tiger has been pissed by the Second Chamber of the States Gene ral by a majority of 77 to 7, and thin on the duty upon wine by 55 to 29.—(Brossela Pispers.Juse2s.) PT. PrriIIIBURGII, JUNE 6. His Majesty the Emperor has just issued mil Ukase, by which criminals wbo are put in fetters are' to be treated with less rigour. The Grand Duke Michael entered Wiloa on the nth May at the head of his regiment of guards. Our foreign trade does not answer the expects- Jim' that were formed on the publication of the new. Tariff. The importation has hitherto been in cowriderable. Up to Juoe sth. 288 ships had ar rived at Cronstadt, and 80 sailed. ROMAN 7110NTIcali, JUNE 5. General Diebitsch has met out in great haste for Wilna, and has been followed by Count Sacken, Commander of the First Army. Willie is now fuller of troops then it was even in 1812. There are now above 40,000 men there. and provisions are very dear. ST. TETSRIBUIGII, JUNI 8. In come/menet of the new convention respecting the post made with Preemie, we have received al ready to-day letters from tiambnrgli of the ts'h May, and from London of the 41► t. It is said that the foreign post will henceforward come three times a week. Eschange bt St. Petersburgh, June 7 :—Loo.. don, 9 13-16th ; Amsterdam, 9 2742 ; Hum bergh, 9. i 6th.—( Hambargh Peepers, June 21.) &Change at Hamburgh, Jana 41:—Loo. doo, 97 3-37 6. We have received Spanish Pews. from which the lollop/mg are extracts : WATIMO, JUNI 3. On the 4th, in the night, the ielielsof the party of blown Anion, to the number of 70, surprised the town or Malgrat, where they committed various excesses. ♦ICH. JIM 5. The bond of Mown Anton have thrown down the stone of the Constitution in several placer, end thin retired to Plana del Bar. rensoo, JOWIR 6. burly of rebels surprised this place, but retired preripitatrly on the approach of some troops. — (Madrid Pape►s, ✓tine 13.) The Corte. have adopted the opinion of the Cain. mien of War and Finance, recommending that :10,000 of the militia shall he put on active service. VIIINSIA. Jews 13.—Motalliques, 80; Bask Shun, no. 14.—Metalliques, 80S; Batik Shares, 784. Extract from a fetter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Lymingtoo, dated Jane '2(i :—" The Purser of : 1 r ‘t . , ti is t' .;• the efinipiitiwi kip rex) . jug landed with dispatches, and brings the gratifying intelligenet that the differences which have 'aimed between the Chinese-Gov - eminent and the British interests have been smicibly settled. The den• sailed 215th February last, arrived at St. Helena *d, and sailAi 4th May. The Honourable Corn pany's whips Grimes/ Harris and Marquis Cowden were about to proceed to the Straits of Malacca, and to return back to China early in next season, as there was not • sufficient quantity of tea for all the fleet of the present season." ..The accounts front Ireland, we regret to say, are daily more appalling, ■nd we fear the wretched perisaritry are doomed to suffer even greater misery and di►trew than they have yet encountered. In this extremity it is grateful ■nd consolatory to observe that the tide of British benevolence conti nu-Cs flowing, and meat receive additional strength and inipulse from the collections now making by authority at all the churches in the kingdom. ThalMarquis of Lousomusitair had an audience I hes'IVAJZSTY yesterday. Yeiterdsy the Duke of YORK visited the Kix.. 'OO Wednesday. the Duchess of GLoucuTua, the Duchess of Kurt, Princeas Munn% and tWe Prince And Priuceis of De11111•RK. went to 'Richmond sod eibited the Dowager Countess of CARDIGAN. Yeaterday the - Duchess of Gcotmerrea and the PlllVetil• AUQUSTA left town for Begshot. There is a repore that Mr. DAVI*. one of our re presentatives, hos been solicited to offer liimaelf for Liverpool, iu the room of Mr. CANN two.—(Brinol Mirror.) . The East India Company's ship. Rest arrived off St. Alban'. Head yesterday. She left Memo the 26th February, arrived at St. Helena the "id, and tailed for England the 4111 May. On the 23d instant the Kent sew the Marchioness of Ely and another ship, supposed to be the General Hewitt, about 30 leagues S.W. of Scilly. The Warms Hastings was all well in lat. 47. 13. N., tong. 11. iY. W. The Durseishire in eight un the 17th TUB FUNDS.--Consols for Account. 81i1jf ; Reduced, 80M ; 4 per Cents. 98i ; New 4 per Cent.. 9811. Fo►eign Secwritiee—Spanish, 6i 61f ; Danish, 87} i Muslim). 83 ; Chile, ao. Five soldiers belonging to the cavalry depot at Maidstone, voluntarily subscribed 601. far the relief of the Irish, being their share of a seizure of contra baud spirits. The Corporation of Stratford-upon-Avon have subscribed 1001. to the fund for the erection of • national monument to SHAILSPIARII. About mid-day on Friday a singular spectacle was exhibited in Airedale, near this town. A whirlwind seised upon a stack of new hay, and carried op flake after flake, in succession, till a fleecy tone was formed in the air to an elevation as fat as they eye could reach. After greatly revolv ing for some minutes, it began to descend, and presented the appearance of a shower of hay, ex ' tending from Park-mills, near which place the stack stood, to Armley-inills. At a random guess we should say, that this aerial depredation divested the stack of several hundred weight of its contents.— (Leeds Me►ersy.J Up to Saturday last, there was not a single pri. toner for trial at the approaching Northumberland Assizes, and for Newcastle, up to the same period. there were only two, one for manslaughter. and the other for receiving mouey under false pretences. During the last week several of the colliers from the disturbed districts in Monmouthshire have been committed to Bridewell, for attempting to prevent others from working. and also for leaving their employ without giving the month's notice. as agreed upon between the masters and themselves. 1 his. it appears. has operated upon the minds of the others, and they have now returned to their work at Tredegar, as well as at other places. at the former rate of wages, on the condition of be ing paid weekly. On the other hand. we hear that the iiroprietor of the Nant-y-glo works (who was the first to listen to the men, and to rectify the abuses they complained of) has given -notice to his men, that be cannot continue to give the pre+eot rate of wages ; such is the depressed state of trade, that where the disposition exists to remunerate the labourer for his tad it cannot be done without a loss of capital. On Friday sennight about thirty of ilie Tredegar Company's workmen returned to their employ, and seventy others on Monday morning last. Upwards of 20 are in geol. C 11.11202 or MonDte.—Committed to Shrews bury County Gaol Thomas Williams, charged with the wilful murder of THOMAs Roe, of the pariah of Medealey. There are now in the gaol of that county four persons for trial at the next As sizes, charged with the crime of . murder. Oo Wednesday, the lith instant, two female servants of wovngo. llama. Esq. of Glyn-Desch, Rreconshire, were drowned io the river Lleach, near the celebrated Gil of Sewd-sr-Iletirhydd. They were employed with two men-servants to warhing sheep, hut the rock, forming the bed of the river on which they were standing, shelving very sud denly, they unfortunately advanced too far, and were plunged i n to a pool of greet depth. One o f the men, in attempting to est►icate them, was him self nearly drowned. la the month of April litst Mrs. Motley, broker, Bedford street, North Shields, purchased an old mattress fur 2s. trues a shipowner, who ass going to reside with has daughter ; in arranging some pap►rs Nat week, he found a document is the band-writing if his deceased wife, mot intended fur hill perusal, but that of her son by a former husband, in which it was stated that property to • considerable amount was die, posited in the said mattress. Mir daughter in consequene* waited ea Mrs. Motley, and offered her a few sbtllings to retorts it. Mrs. M. naturally supposed that this remise generosity wits not without a cause, but berth( said Is se 0 Mrs. Hill fur 3s. for • small eoesideratioe she regained passim sten of the prize, bat en eisteriss her house sweating undeepie precious load, Hie original proprietor and a twistable werit ready to twelve her, s•d without ceremony cat open lbw outlines, when • purse, said to contain loOga. two gloves filled with metro silver cola. newel valuable sine, trinkets, silver spacer, Me. wens dismovered. Mrs. Hill had considerably reduced site mattress to et • small bed stead without fiadiug the Wilde' immure. -.') I ~ 'I s.+ ;~ - . . . t . A ' •-• , • - 4 C , . Iry ‘ y , ...le FASHIONABLE? PARriEs. The Duke of Grafton motertairsed a dirtinguished party et divert yesterday at his house I. Clarge@aarret. Tire Marchioaeas of Waterford will give a juvenile bail this evening at her house in Manageld-stree►. ♦iscount Hampdes had a dinner party yesterday at his boner ire Green stmt. Grosvmsor-square. Sir Thomas Farquhar has iamrd cards of ismilation for pt rntertainmeat on the 3d of July, at his house in St. James's-street. The Earl of Darlington will entertain the Duke of Turk sad a large ',arty at dertingniebed parsonages this day at his house isiSt.Jvineeractuare. Mr. and Mrs Banked have boned cards of invitatioe for as traiertainiment-ou the 141 h July at their house in Old Palace yard. Mr. Greenwood's deferred yesterday at Orompton Park was very numerously attended ; in enumerate the company would be to name nearly all lb* leading and distiuguisterd fashionable@ is tows. A LMACK'S. The ball given at these elegant room. on Wednes day evening was more fully attended than any pre ceding one this season. Dancing coMmenced about I I o'clock, and did not bre ap till near five yes terday morning. There were present nearly 300 per sons of the first distino ion and fashion, among whout were—. Princes of Denmark, Frederic of Ilqietein, Lardaria, Ci. mitelli. Dukes—WeMagoon and Grafton. Dwassres--Richmood, WsMagian, and Dowager Rob mond. Marquis of Graham. Morchinwertits—Loedmaderry, Cooyaglsam, Winchester, sad Bath. Earls —Shaftesbury. anima, Anerawt, Osowilliam . Bel low., Bristol, Basslys, Delabiak, Glentall„ Wilma, Jersey, ririper, Palesomb, Browalow, Gower, Grey, Westmorland, .13:bridge, and K moos!. Coostessw—Cowper,Gleawsll, Deiibielt, Sefton, Lieven, Belnsore, d'Arsteland, Wino*, Dowager Warwick, Baibarst, ammo!, Grey, Morley, Abuynir, Harruisby, Endow, Lans dale, crAglie, and Clare. Fisesintste—Pabsserston, Granville, Forbes, Hawarilen, and Sydney. Fiscounfwess—Granville, Hawarden, and B d. Lol44l—Howard Mulywas, Comberoere, Granville So inerwl, Harley, Bayuing, Glesikervir, Elleakoroork, Vane Stewart, Mositoo, Hervey, A Irawley, J. sad H. Thyme, G. midi. Bewinek, Loyale., Burgbersh, Grandmas, Garbo, F. Beamelcrk. Burford, Was. Leroux, A. Hamilton, Man easter, Dynevor, Ravatowortb, F. Conyugbans, and Bru- Ladies—R. Bent lock, G. H. Cavendish, Gwydy . ,r C. Due (*mkt, Clinton, Moulage, N. Stoprord, C. Barham, S. Bearielerk, E. Campbell, Scott, Vane Stewart, E. Lowther, Hervey. G. Grenfell, C. Piudar, Dunoooo, Elphinsione, Fielding, Remade", Conte, L. cs llsysae, G. and L. Lennox, E. Otroyoghato, Amherst, Commiug, De Roos, G. sod A Hervey, C. R. Stewart, Cumbersome, Codringtoo, G. sod A. Paget, L. owl C. Greville, Fitzroy Somerset, J. S. Wortley, Loraine, Ogle, G. and E. Bathurst, Grant- E. and C. Grey, S. Bayley, J. St. Clair, C. Gordon, J. Fitzroy, G. Illorpetk, F. Bettoclerk, A. Milbank, A. Cooper, L. Vase, Felkeetaute, M. and G. Ryder Beswelerk, G. Ease. A. Pailful, Forster, Dyamor, Illavenswortk, Stuart, Ellenbneougb, Waterpark, Gags, E. Talbot, E. Palk, .1. Fitzgibboe, C. Skerrard, isbelley, H. Fitzroy, De Clifford, Snaky, C. and G Pratt, Julie Petre, C. sad G. Montagu, C. F. Hates, and A. Becket. areals—Lirven and d'Orsey. Barons—Fagel, James Fogel, De Cazes, and Brune,. La Barons, de Fogel. Willoughby, J. Copley, Wlll. Elliot, Ed. Baker, P. Musgrave, Alex. Dun, G. Rubinson, G. Cumming, sod T. Stenley. . _ Co/Maeis—Gordon, Cavendish, Maroon, Riddell, Wade boom, Meyrick, Ali:, Frtimaiule, Campbell, Trench, sad Munition. Messrs.—Moliner: Montagu, Ball, Hughes, Hood's, C. Long WeSisley, H oward,l B. Simpson, Lhuseombe, Am herst, Hervey, Fox, Stuart, Lascelles , •usos, D. Kinuaird, asdlgicambe. Mesdames-aft Baring, G. Phillips, Canning, Brougham, Lambe, Parniher, mid Mitchell. • Mines—Wellesley, Former, Norman, Lock, Wood, Sey. moor, D'Este, Campbell, Caton, Ruer o aea, Maiturbo, Fitz roy, Magennia, Fiferlicence, Law, Arbuthnot, Strutt, IM Roo., BatM., Costriegios, dtc. PASMIONABLII MOVEMENTS. The Hoe. Mr Edmarda has arrived at Penton'a Hotel, 14. Jatureiwireet, from Pans. Dewier's from ditto:—Sir Charles Mills, Bart. fur his feat io Hants; and Hon. Rcv. Jolla Brown ea a tour. Departures from Ilse Royal Hotel, St. Jamees-street Arehdescoa Fisher for the Palace, Salisbury ; A. Stoughton, EN. for Cheltenham; Robert Benson, Eq. fur Liverpool; Richard Raikes sad family (or their scat, Hampton. Deponent frit. Hodisoa's Hotel, Dover-street :—Copt. sad Mr.. Hackles for Paris; sad Philip Heath, Esq. fur ditto. We feel pleasure vt announcing that the Ducheas of Nw►carrts is recovering from her late seve►e indisposition, which proceeded from a violent coW. --(Derby Mercury./ Amongst the latest arrivals at Bath arc— Him. Mr. Dm, Hon. F. A. Pritire, Hon. Mira Butler, Sir Frascio Drake, Admiral and Mr.. Pap, Lieuresout-Co. lunel Doubts', Ste. Amongst the recent arrivals at Cheltenham are.., The Darlene of Montrone, the Hon. and Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of Gloat-ester, Laity Easily Graham, Lady Sa. Rebury, Sir Andrew and Ledo Hamand, Sir Thomas Malay, Sir C. Cole, Colonel Allen, Cuhroel Graham, Colonel White, Colonel Vandeleur, Limiteoaut-Colooel Harries. Among the last arrivals at Aberystwith are— Sir R. J. F,drn, Bart, General Vincent, CAlett DIVAS sad family, Mr. Retry and family, Mr. N. Broom, Mr. J. Whit ney, Captain Bartle', Captain Stevenson, Mr. tayter. Mug. and the Misses Berilet, Rev. Mr. Wingfield, Mrs. Coo*. r, Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, Miss Broom, Mts. Elisabeth Broom , Mr. Herbert, Mimi Rabat, Mrs. Wakefield ■nd family, kir. Edwards, kr. Mr. Kigali commenced an engagement of twelve nights at the Birmingham Theatre on Monday night, in the cheracter of Richard the Third. The house was crowded to excess. - - " MUSIC BATH COARlis -An American paper says—" If the Scotch bag-pipes were to be played, occasionally, for a few days, on any place infested witl► rats, they would immediately quit the ',remises, and never return !" As M. F. Egekston, lapidary, tif liridhogromAsay, oda 4ately wdkiot oa the sande, shout 'Orly yard* from the Cliff, ►e discovered the rad of the trust of as eirphatio, embodied to clay, two feet he /he surface. lea ,emu. &ions are as fullo•:—Circvinfervoce at the lower earl, 12 inches; leseth,2 feet weight,l3lbc6ost. It was black at the ealiide, within quite while and purr ivory, sad iit was pur chased by Mr. Wileon, lapidary. A iiivellve og l e Imo ( mi .,' • few years situ wear the same place, ►y the Comptroller of the Costume. "rosipPr - vm 111 . 1 . r tli• THE WELLINGTON TROPHY. The colossal Plaice of the Duke of . Wellington, which is si.mr bring removed from the yard .t Pritn licu. was expected to huwe been 'brought CtOlit to the place &rimed for is erection in Hyde Park. yesterd.y. A part of the Prrlt wall has been broken down to offurd it tulinission, sod it is slowly moved along by means of capstans and roller.. The iinatrose miss. was totally covered with thick tarpaulin, which defied the eager curiosity of the II pot: , :itors. With a Tattle allowance, Virgil'a descrip tion of the circumstances attending the entrance of the wooderilsorse into Tr..y, may be applied to it:— " Pars taupe! iunaptas Dooms. initial* 'semi gt 'solemn mirartwr qui : llealimet 'Nero,. et monis paadienut Iteeinitunt omelet open, ped.bseque rotorunt Suhjsciont lopes, rt steppes vincula cello Intendant. seaamt fts.ll, sitaehmt autos Fees stasis: p.eri ei.crnt morpirque peel* Sacra meet, ren•spee matitt cuutiorte gaticktit 111% steltit..---" TUX BISHOP OP PETBBBORODOH. We entierotaoll that duriug the absence of Onagers frog the Glittery of Hie House of Commons u■ Wednesday eves- Is', is eumieireeire isf the di►ision, Mr. Powell Beaton staled that he lied bees desired to preseet two Petitions from respectable Clergymen of the diocese of Peterborough, esesplatuieg of the cuedect of the Bishop, wit► respect so his 97 giantism*. That be had abstaised front &let es, wishing sincerely, if possible, to avoid that discussion in the House of Consomme ; and also wishing that the Petkiwes should Aral he discussed le the Hesse of Lord., when the Rye. Prelate *sold have an opportunity of eindicatinehho self. This such discussion hurls' sow taken place, he hoped that what then occurred world have the effect of is during the Bishop to reconsider the subject, and to retorts to that which had for an long been the uniform practice of the church; he added, that if these tropes were disappointed, he should cessidire it his duty es call ,be Stlegialle of the House in the subject at the very earliest period of the meat Session. THE 7URF. TATTERSALL'S BETTING-ROOK, Jima 17. JULY STARES. 24 to 1 apt Diana filly. DON-ASTER !T. LEGER. 5 to 1 apt Swap 19 to 1 apt Marcyllse 8 to 1 art Ajax 20 to 1 apt Dapbrosyste 10} to 1 apt Misdates 20 to 1 apt &caries 13 to 1 apt Potwarlic 121 to 1 apt lavaciaa. 18 to 1 art Syeurax NEWMARKET PT. LEGER. Eves beiiiiig Moses splint 2 to 1 arid Posileasous I say 2l to I .pt Pastille. OXFORD GOLD CUP. 61 to 4 agst Sporss • I U to I apt liberty. DERBY, 1643. 16 to 1 spit Emily colt ItOto 1 spat Briseis colt. 20 to I opt Blucher's colt Doubts having arisen, sad having been subniitled to the Stewards of the Jockey Club fur their opinion, in what mati nee bets mode before ur during the late Epsom Rams are to be settled, the Stewards are of opinion, that according to the Resolution of the Jockey Club on the Utth of July, 1821, all ands bets most be considered as snide in putties., Jed that all hem made subsequently to the said Races mud be considered as made in pounds sterling. ,irio STANFORD RACES, WM F MIDNVIDAY, .was Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, h. ft. for 3.. yr olds. Weer Alb. Colts, Sat. 7lbi; lilies, 84 41b. Mr. Hunter's eh. c. Brother to Coriulo, by Juniper Lard Grusvraor's Braxton Same day, the NoWernea and Gentleniea's Sweemaskes of 20p. each, p. p. for 2.yr olds. Cults, 861.61 b.; tithes, 411).—Too.year old Course. Marva@ of Exeter's b. f. Governess, by Pioneer, out of Devine Mr. Piastre bl. f. Attleborough, by Seagnsve 2 Mr. Fuller's eh. f. by t►e Flyer, oil of Miss Appleton 3 Dr. Willis'. Is e. Victory, by Daimons Mr. L. Metabolite nesse' a b. f. by Cavendish, dam by a moo of Sir Peter, oat of a Bealogbrotiglt .are Same day, • Gold Cop of 100 p. value, by Subscribers of 10 p. each, p p.; the surplus to be paid to the wiener in specie. I.yr olds to vary Ost. ; 4.yr Ah, 7.1. lib.; 5 m olds, itst.llb.; 6.yr old% 9st. ; and aged, 05t..9111. Une lourani le beat. More* aad geldings allured 3111. Lord Clarendon's Is. Aatiopr, 5 yrs old Marquis of Exeter's Tipsy, 4 yrs old Hon. Caps .Percy names Civet, 4 yrs old Lord Grosvenor's Michaelmas, 4 yrs old • 4 Same day, the Noblemen sad Gentlemen', rare a 501. by tbecelear old., Colts to carry Bet. 21b.; flllin , tel.; that serer won 601. in plate, smith, sweepmakte, or asibecnp lino. Dom round to a beat, She best of these heals. Sir J. Byog's b. e. Tristram Shandy, by Woful 1 1 Mr. Hackle's be. c. Farmer, by Pericles dam by Eagle 3 2 Mr. Villiers's hi. f. by Don Cossack, dam by Sorcerer 1 3 ROWING MATCH. Valentisy evening the smosieum and been of agardic antliammenta were gratified at wiloesaiiig • , grand prise wherry (given by the gentlemen of the lusts of Court and others) being contested fur by eight walerineu belonging to the Temple stairs. The delightful evening occasioaed a no. serous assemblage of ladies and gentlemen. The Hirer be. toren Blackfriers and Waterloo bridges was covered with boats filled with parties"( pleasure, and t►e Temple yodels, were literally filled with spectators. The following are the names and colours of the competitor*, who were *circled finally for the coulee, which was to be decided ii three brats : 111 LIT NFL?. SECOND WA?. Baritabits Windsor (gcsrlet) Elisha Webster (Orange) Thorns Hills (Pink) James Hasarise.,(lPorple) Henry Mullett.— (Brow.) Charles Gi•gi II (Light Blur) James Dupers (Green) I Thomas Hallett (Yellow). The four men for the first hest started at abuet half past Bee u'aluck, us a signal Run being fired from the ebure,froxl buoys of the Temple gardens, through the centre arch of • Wateilou-bridge, down the north chore, ihrosigh Blackfriersa .bridge, up again through Wateiloo-bridge, and down past the prize wherry lying off the Temple Garden.. This was sharp-enalested race, which finished by libillett coming in Brat; Hills, second; Windsor, third ; cad Dapere, fourth. Malktt and Hillis, therefore, won the heat, and were entitled to row for this third and grand best. At half past six the men oppuintad to row foe she necosid heat storied, and proceeded precisely the Cline distance as the first. This was also a well•coalested match. Mallen kept head both up sod down, and finally came in first, Wetmore' served, Gingen third, sad Hearn last. Milieu and Wets oter wire declared the winners of this brat. At loaf past seven H. Hallett, Minna Hills, Thomas Mallets, and Elieha Webster, w Uwe' s of the filet and second beats, started fur the grand prize. In stinting H. Monett took the lead and kept it till be got $0 Waterloo-bridge, when he west through the wrong arch, sod there run foul of a boat, which caned him to delayortne snoods to right himself, sail in the mean time his brother, T. Mullett (yellow), got considerably ahead, sod after severe coolest, won the prize. The wherry was &disci ed rep to the isomer amid the acclamations of a east multitude, Mallen was pieced in the boat sad carriedl an eight men's shoulders in tho There Krum's p•blie.bune, is Bell yard, ' where they passed the remainder of the nosing in mirth sod jollity. • • • „. , LAWINTELLICENCJ. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, A Oousaati, Looser. lauftemer, loos Vt. The LORD CHIEF J 1111TICI sal it Mu Pfivi,aoll disp4.sed of sevrral Common July aline% of ao public iiiterest. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Joe* ST. . ENGLISH AND IltDtH DISTILLERS, ?RR KINGS. M•CRIRRIR. .• The Loge Ong, BARON give the judgment Or lb,' Covet in this eerie, which turned epos a guestioe of greet importance to the distillers in England, and Haim in bee had. The proceeding was against the Dereadaal, a dealer id !pinta, who was Charged, 'under She Act of the 2Sib at Geo. 111. esp. 74, sec. 32, with bowie,. had a 'tmtit, of British spirits in his porseision from owe to sea above hydrometer proof, be nut being either • distiller Etr rectifier of spirits. Hy the above cited Art it is ordered, that mu sae but • recteller or distiller. of British spirits shall have any spirits in his pee ionaborel/00 Wale over proof; and, in short, that none shall be sold hat at the shined, of one le eight wider proof. The purposes of these regulations had bees helare stated with so snuck perspicuity, that there 'was nu overeater for enierieg into these on Skis occesion. The Joey had found • special verdict tin She case; Aiding that the spirits seised had been distilled in Ireland, that the coon lamella), duty had been duly paid, Shat they were fossil is the custody of the Defendant, who wail sot • retailer or distiller, hat • dealer in spirits, and that the spirits in quit time wen falai see to lee user proof, and were imported shire the Velma. It was sot dispeted, that if the spirits reeve British spirits, the seizure was a lawful one; bat It was alleged that they were British, on the grows* thei there was no rp. rifle easeinient which brought spirits dis tilled in bilged ceder the control of the Bulls& excise laws, or which made then &Wok; neither were spirits distilled in Ireland conridered us foresee spirits, as they had been before the passing of the Act of Velma, sad therefore it was contended that they were seilher subject to the laws fur the regulation of Shs impart/aloe of **reign spirits, or those for the rigidities of tee saltier the British, hut that they were subject solely to those laws made for the regulation of "-Irish spirits." If Hoe construction wore to *loans, the Irish distiller would be esabkd, epos plinths countervailime duties to bring his spirits late this epee try et its owe eirreA ; fur instance, at see to tea ever proof, oboist the British spirit dealer was only allowed to bring his spirits into the market •t one to eight under roof. and would be thus beaten out of it. The whole question tamed epos the coestenctioe of the 30th seed 40th aGeo. 111. end the 6th 'Mak of nor Act was allowed so be the key stone of the segioneal. By this article it was etiolated, that hewers the two countries there should be • complete siessteelity •nd reciprocity is point of trade sod Commerce, that the produce or manefact•res of one country should be placed noon the same footing as the other; the same en emeregenerot gives by treesiier, ite. and for the purpose pf fixing this equality couniervailieg duties were affixed. la the schedule Ahmed to the Aet was a list of those articles of imperialism from leased on which eouutervailing daubs were to he imposed; and seamiest them waseeccleas heeded " Spirit, British," in which were esemerated retry kind of &pima esissumed is Britain, sad diheritiug, that os all such spirits disiilled in wed imported from 'related, • ceilidh contaterearliiig duty should be paid, Although in the body of the Art spirits distilled in Iseheed were sot are eloped as British spirits, yet 60-biting at dim mole In the settedulde lee could have DO doubt ilea* Ahoy could hove viewed three as any thing ou earth but its British splits. Poe himself, she Learned Judge mid, that es • review of the 6th article, he COMM. not see that any other die• finnan could have Wen intended. By that article it was coosirseted that there should be a reciprocity of ieterest, a matuality between the Iwo countries, wed it was the intro nun to make them is this respect as one uatioo. If, how ever, the constructioe coeteaded for were allowed, that reci procity contracted for would be broker, sod sae party siould have as advaatage, sire** advantage, whisk it was palpable ,-. could never have been intended or expected. Eves if that' treacle of " Spirits British" bad net been Wooded in the schedule, the Lessard, Judea raid, be must have decided against the Defendant, upon the langeage, princa, and intention of the Act; hut the iosertios of. this wor e,Hellish. made Si to him clear, beyond a doubt, that the Legislature eossidered spirits distilled is Ireland as Britiab spirit.. By that Act, we understood she Learned Judge, all eMiOnality had been destroyed, and Ireland stood, as Scotland did * f,a Its Uaioa, and though " Irish spiels" might be talked of, it was no more than it was to speak of " Dreeerbliet cider," Re. which was let British cider. Pe ceesideredt that the body of the sitith article of the Act if Velem had sot in any way been *Heeled by eaboneneit statistes, end ow the whole be was of opinion that thoosedielliketbe Goya ought to be catered and the seizure caslgnoil. „ FTESTIIINSTR s VOA& Yesterday nsoraingtheie 'Sessions Witt opened by F. Cosi; Esq:iiid a full .bench4(liiigisirates. LITTLE WADDINGTO 111. . "TMb distiirgarislurd personage *plowed in Court With his countenance' evidently Stateited vrith the ; character of uncourttons treatment.' lie said that be•felt extremely unwell in conwrquince of the in jury he had received iu the assault which he came ftwward to proolvule, and requested the Court to pottontelt until to-morrow. r. A alit, Counsel against AIM, said he should he very happy to eceonuntalate hiris, but that he was such an adept in them /stud .f Wolters, he did not exactly know what to say. • Waddihgton replied, that however adept he might be, that he spoke the truth when hi rand, that be.. sides the injuries which were perceptible, be labour ed under many mote out of sight.. Mr. At.t.Ei then said •he should consent to his request, if he promised not to make • very long speech. Waddington mid, he should speak no longer then the merits of bis case required. The cafe was then ordered to stood over till tliis morning (Friday). DISGRACEFUL FROLIC. Fredrick Cerfield, a young Officer in the army, was indicted for assaulting and bertiug Thome.i Grecosill, in the parish of St. Martin-inathe-Fieldr, tin the td or Pebruary last. The particulars of this case have been already before the public. It will be recollected that the Defendant, accompanied by two others, entered the Plaintiff's house, in the Strand, near Cbartng-cross. by way of a frolic, us they said, at • very Lite hour of the night, when • party of ladies and gentlemeis were about to sit down to supper; mud when Mr. Greemill remoristrated with them upon their proper conduct, be was rudely assaulted by tl.e Defendant. The Jury instantly found a verdict of Cuitt", and the CI 44 i 44 nen sentenced him to pay a hut 4,1* IQ/. es the King, observing, that he ought to regard. it us n lenient punishment. - - DtA7lll MT blunday eventing • baffle took Ow is tho Poribelds, in Hertford, brevet, two 'your man winwod Amp. and Farrinfrion, when. after • coosett which loaded weerly• woo hour a•d • half, tb• tatty,. ins killed, is !•oagasweo. of /woes feting. wpm Ann An in. ( f ont boo been bekibioDotko body by J. fiwillist, Esq. 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