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. Fart 46.14 Ibove +Hs& Won 114 444" _, eau Coraviimksome wad bred of. ' •Ni `" The CH ANCRLLOR af the MUM EQU . 1 . glog although the Govevemeat were dispeleA to , .. a , pesiibli is the TlMMlsameastio• .4 alai . - V - an did uot wish to preclude tbeasselme from d their owe jo dimes's. Ho inded that MaMe ma 1• "" poitioa ow the part of its Ilia. Prima Is 1.10.0 • by *wrist, or deciiss glviog she fullest rapleaellaSe ' , 1 Mr. BASSES Oropeeed to coals* Me takalloulf to TOOL a fair imam/ of UAL ~i., Mr. HUMS add id dblialleillb at bi perttaseleme; , if the line. Gesilesideollikiiiiiiblervii) ',tweeted, sbusid withdraw his astmallt ~ •.'1 , _.— i Mr. LUSH I NOTOM walk If boa* MP telaien t to that, bht proposal that Is. a Wit domed hirOWASEfeetravetSdr, aid.'a' reams ad. shill mit. .01 , Iv e' •• Mr. CA LOU FT WA, obe roostrrim* Miiiiiria to hi. Him. Priced (Mr. Home) foe bliP Le li zS ipti thseght be ...ad have completed a pod SW mated I. that pvipoolties. Mr. HUMS agreed is the sogroiloo. ' % .•,'- The several dmeadmetiui wear this wittidiewli, owl Mr. Leabieroa's peopooltioe is. citaatid. The Home the. rammed, sad the Repast was ordered to lie ...hood leader vi. IldloMer Orimi of the Day were then dieptiorAttod Me Ham hemmed at HALF-PAST OHS WC Itiitoiferr Of Thirty item. she voted for liesitiag OM airiltilil fi, AO laionsetlea Rill so the let of Nay, imtead .4 ib s aim a . A iosiit, tip.—Jett' S. . ~ ......--.l.—___ • , , _, . Irommo, D. Holebieemi, Hem Pilaw. C. F. Servett, IL N. C. M. Parsed. Sir 11. Readaa.ll. Ilboasitsea, Lewd A. Prim* His. P.. p o w& H. N. 11.11, Le.d A. Psalm, His, W. &seems% H. limphonvegh,lLeedMicamlo, D. Camematua, L. Lammas, J. Mebane, C.I. Dedell;tll. Lamb, H... G. Ike, T.S. Calvert, C. Mom*, A. N. Robioare, Mr G. Colceadt, J. Ilavite, J. ~ Stewart, W. Fitzgerald, hoed W. Moberly, Julia Wood, Aldemaaa Gmaid. P. Illaviscibeaks. S. Williams, J. Stmerthp, Vim. New poet, Kislm Gnat.. 3. . Hos. fir J. attic. Nome, L Nageat„ Lord Nears, Col. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. TRE Nobility, Gentry, end Public, ere moat reeretfelly Isfermed, Met the miaow Aileseemesp i iiith hem gives pia complete vatiefaelios will, hi re peated THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, ill IS, With ihe WONDER of WONDERS, the 4esieijib . the i t sitail TIGHT ROPE PRODIGY, with Ascßpr a lit ' vi. Tbe Seselifel liepteglasie•ogiros. Estromiseary* re Works, by she muivalled Chevalier Sarithby, Sm. Se. l.e. Dorm to be °peeved at Heltpaet SerrierCeeeirt beghes it DAM.—Adamiasece 31.6d..—go'pper sile, pal be so- Mot . 'THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON; WEDNESDAY, .101. T 10, ism Mr. Woman's important Res°'otiose oa the state of the eissintry were to have come on last night, but the House was taken up with a new and very eoorosous breach of privilege committed by Kink of those functionaries of the law and conservators of the Ring's peace who have done such miracles for the morals and tranquillity of the realm in Scotland. A few days ago Mr. AIBEIC2OIIIIIr was compelled to bring before the notice of the House the conduct of the Loan ADVOCATE and several of his deputes, who had been concerned in the in famous Beacon, and the turbulent and fatal con sequences which grew out of its most scandalous libels. Two advocates, named Hors and MEE. 1113, were referred to by Mr. ABERCEOMBY iu the course of his statement—which, it is to be remark ed, was one of exemplary moderation throughout. These persons, with whom the Loan ADVOCATE coalesced—to atrengtben the general peace and attachment to the laws of course—have sought so explanation. Mr. Hors manifests his respect for the constituted authorities by a pamphlet, in which he charges Mr. AIiVICSOMBY with wilful misrepresentation, injustice. illiberality, and all the other deadly sins ascribed by orderly Tories to seditious Whigs. Mr. MENZIES makes his application perronal, and receiving a frank and miuly acknowledgment of the terms in which his conduct had been described by Mr. ABEECROUBT, pro nounces in a published letter that the allegations— taken from the records of a Court of Justice (for the plum are all recorded in Scotland)—are unwarranted, groundless, and false ! This is the most astonish. tug method of upholding the sovereignty of the laws sod the dignity of the state that ever loyalty disco►ered. These geatlemen are too learoed to mower a plain English question, or they might very properly be asked, if the libels and obscene ootrsges and insults which they have teemed forth on the persons. character., and families of their po litical opponent., which have confounded civil order, in one case coded in bloodshed, and are very likely to do so in another (for Mr. ADIRCROMBY has set off northward.), can have any effect on murals, except to rouse sanguine vengeance, or on the laws, but to provoke their violation ? It is to be hoped that the Marquis of Lownonnsaav, who has stood in the breach for some of these publications when they were attacked in the House, will see the necessity st last of divesting the Goveromeut of such unlawful alliances—and instead of winking at their scandalous achievements, give them up io their merited chastisement. lie must see now, tiinugh he refused to do so when the fete of the JA I Ball was iu question, that there can be 'mating legal, constitutional, and moral in pub limier)s which provoke to bloodshed, arid that it is ro defence to a publ.cation of that claire to mention Cantu, or even the Oppovition Journals. Mes sengers are dispatched to invite Mr. Hors and M►. MINZIES to the bar of the House. Another messenger was sent to require Mr. Aaeacaowwr M attend in his place, with a vial! 10 prevent a l'each of the peace. We ryast..lA may that be Inn reported to have set journey, from which he *tar isowttea 'to return rot seven or eight d",ne 41 4 eqnseguences to be anticipated ma bed' o , The Only hope lies in the accidental -1;lee rference of the &lin borgh Magistrate', which may May the meet lag. if soy ho oppointed, for a Mficleat tin* to allow the wearied** of the Wiese to overtake him, and preveut the trial. of a desperate issue. The House seems to have at length become unsnitiobt io the resolution Of putting jo' hffronts to its authority iii the fetlieths of its blembem:,. Tiotimos Papers up to Sunday hot have been reeltiONL.- The Public Prosecutor has &pleaded agairit Ai verdict of acquittal pronounced by the Court If Correttiohil Police, on the yddhg men who irere alleged to be engaged in what is called the menepiricy of Nantes; and the military officers who were acquitted by I JOry at the Court of AseGze -for the same alnier, hibmiesse dinehissed the service. The jealousy of France eneetialied in Smith will cease to excite surprise when we consider that the first heeler* Feetich cordon imiitaire, .s .)y. room, is 411 IN to be composed of 36,000 awe s odd the wand 415,1100. ' Aradirsa ilatarday:-3 per Cents. II t. 50 (.1 Suit Air limbo; I,6olof.—Piespollisa Stock, 701,—lasheaan as Lee dom, at one lomat, LS f. 50e.; at eleree raialks , tat Na. A German Mail and Lisbon Papers have been received at our Office. The former has broight intelligence from Constantinople to the nth May. at which dale all apprehensions of a war with Russia had entirely subsided. .The ftolhOltee is an extract : • . lase 14.—/Setalliameaoto44o4 &oh Mari% nit. 0105101515410i5, Ni l Disk awes, feet. The Lisbon Papers are to the *lst Jane. It was announced in the sitting of the CMOs df the eth, that accounts had been received from" Madeira of the 21d April, at which time all woe tranvia in that island, the few individuals whose irregularities had excited a temporary uneasiness not being worthy of notice. Itie the sitting of the 10th, 'cements from different parts of Brasil were ma► Ode ship from Rio in Itedays, brought no news, thdtj thit the Prince Royal was in good health. A paritet from Bahia in '63 daYs, end from Pernambuco in 30 days, brought word all was quiet at Bahia ; there had been some distarbonees at Pernambuco on the 6th of April, caused by the light battalion, which, however, bed been quickly suppressed by the energy of the Gover nor, so that Pernambuco might be said to be tran quil. At Maranhao, Madeira, mad the island of Tercers, all was quiet." Madrid Papers to the 2d instant have bean m eerved. They contain the Speech of the KING on closing the Session of the Coftel on the 30th June. It breathes a pnrely constitutional spirit, and ex presses a confident hope in the restoration of tran quillity to the disturbed districts; a hope, how ever, which ill accords with the tumultuous scene which the capital presented almost at the very moment the Speech was delivered. Almost the last act of the Cortes was to pest a measure retaliatingupon France the effect of her own regulations oa the Spanish frontiers. By this sea sure, so long as France maintains her military cor don on the Pyrenees, and prevents the introduction of Spanish commodities, except by one route, Spain shuts her territory against France, and prohibits all commercial intercourse by Arrsgon or Navarre, al lowing only one route open by Imo. All persons, as well ss merchandise, coming from France, moat pass this route; and any attempt to enter by another, subjects the former to arrest, and the latter to sei zure. All smugglers shell be viewed as enemies of the public tranquillity, and treated as such. A cue under the Alien Act is reported in another part of our paper. It is not calculated to make the supporters of that illiberal Act pleased with them selves. We give this day some further accounts of the deplorable state of Ireland. Yesterday the Doke of Your, as Commander in-Chief, held • Levee at his office in the Horse GosrJa which was attended by— MajorGeweral Sir Patrick Rosa, General De Lawry, General Sir George Nosiest. Lieeseasai.Geacrell Coshiae, sir E. Baker, and Governor Macepianie, on his rehire trona New Swede Wake. _ _ _ Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was summoned to meet at Guildhall for the Sheriff-Elect to give bond; to consider the Bill before Parliament Ida live to the Orphans' Fond, and for other business; but in consequence of a sufficient number of mem bers not attending, a Court could not be formed. Letters from Lima, brought to Rio Janeiro by the American ship General Hand, sod dated 28th February, mention that the markets were still in a very depressed state, owing to the want of confi dence, and the consumption of the interior being cut off in consequence of the positions occupied by the Royalists. The emigration of such Spaniards as were able to realise their property, continued. 'fire Eu.rise, of London, had arrived at Callao, and bees admitted to entry. Letters have been received from Lisbon, via France, dated the 15th ult. which mention, that 000 men and a small naval force had sailed for Bahia. The packet was to leave the Tagus on the 19th. Tee Fu N no.,—The market yesterday was steady. Consols were all 81 for the account, and 81/1 fur August Account ; Reduced, PoU; 4 pe, Cent,. 971 I; New per Cents. ; Lung nuities, 20 9-14 Foreign SecOrtues Spsokiso 641; Maid], 8411 Ex. Div.; Prussian, 86, • 'I - • r • t; •I; , . ; • 0064,4 ?' i • • .IP+ 1 • •, 3 • " iTr ; • 5 • '' .,.:.44.45M10N48LE MOVEMENTS. Lady date sad family left Greilles 6 l Hotel, Alhealhirft loM , yokrilay, for their peat, Flee, Sussex. MA .14 cooefita Paola* left town yesterday llok their seat in Reda Lad Newborough has left the British Hotel, iermys ereet, for Paris, on his Mal le Italy. The 'Lanai Ashburshani left tare yesterday for ibelk sell le Surrey. E. D. Diveeperi, Esq. left town yesterday for his seat, Calvet,/ 'Hall, Cheshire. Sir Relleil Baits., Bart. lift town yesterday for Ids seat, Shaditell LerlaW Norfolk. T. Galfeti, seat tea Lis hens. is Gicieeeiter plate Mier day, for his seat tea Sbipdha., Norf o lk. Deem) Pisislett left to*■ yesterday for Hs The Dean of 'St. *garb had lattow• for le Masts. Lied sod I.Ady Eaglet litre lyre their seat, the Priory, Surrey, trio the Earl of Catalpa% seat near Taibridge. Lady Halfurd and famil/ leave left town for their real, Market tilarbueoartr, Leareettwohier. Sir William, Lady , ..dMire Butler left Warmed Hotel ReeeeSetreet, yesterday, Sat their seat, Treenail Park, CIKII alir Abdy, *art. has arrived at his horse l a Mill- Mesa, Bechaerequiren freer ISOM. ArrieeteaS the Itir/UI Hem Se. Sasea'a.atreel : Esq. frets WNW 1 aid Dorros ooo , E sq . fro. Clanks. Departures flaw dila, t—N. Saari, liag. far In. hied ; sad Sir H. Vivien, fee Beeehirood, Haas. Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel Jerayit-street :— Mr. Mei. Philips and hail'', and Sir. and Mrs. Job. Wright from their seats in Essex. Departures from ditto:—Dr. and Mrs. Goias* fee Paris; sad Prestos, Fag. at a tow. H FASHIONABLE PARTIES. 1--ri The EMI of Darlington eattetalocel on Sunday Earl Grey, Earl of Rooslye, Lord Erskine, Lord mid Lady Baraarel, Mr. sad Lady Asensio Milbank, Lady Augusta Poirrktt, Dr. Lushiegtow, Mr. Stephenson, Mr. Williams, ka at his house la St. Jaisees.square. lady Gerydyr has issued cords of 'saintly* foe a tout to. harrow eresiag at her home is Lady Julio Poem bas Wes/ cards of levitation for • hall on Friday st her hewn in Greavesermiware. Mr Charles Hulse, emertained a distinguished party at dimmer yesterday at li hope I. Few Berliegtomeorter. Tim Memplet mid lehrehieseme of Cloolisoodeley pie an elegem* essertaimmot es Moony to skir Duke of Mart, the Doke sad Dachas de Golder, the lfmquis and Marekio sew of Compile's', Lbed F. Pasysgliam Lady Elisabeth Coapigheast, the Earl meld Conon* of Camille, Lord and Lady Gwyrlpia Lived Sambas, Miss Finney, he. at their home in Petwadilly. Maryrsim sati Marchioness Carawallis entertaised sa Monday the Dowager Doc-hese of Richmood, the Ladies Lemnos, sad a select party, at Amber, at their hoses Is Bar. " lingiewhetreet. The Mareph 5? Wilecheseet tan allterftlill the Doke of York mad a distieguished party lessaamoo at his hawse la G. osecnormipare. Copt and Cosigns lime. have Issued earth of invite. Sloe for two parties, the 17th dad 10th latest, at their house is fluky street. The Preset Arsibassidar gave mile* spkadid ball and supper as Modal Mewing, WU& essidence to Portlier.- place. Lit hit sommiiht woo se thersame pared male ma the last. The commie* lieges he arrive soon after les; doming twasmoseed about awes, sad did Nor break up till smarty 11Pe yesierel monde* There were persist warty • Sae deselsrpellbod - 111111614 soles Udik, Primes Frederick of Iliehiseia, Carlini, Quaint*, Luldiesriez, sod Latdaria, the Nikes de Gulch@ mod de Mouthy, aim Me cham* of Reebemod, Rutlaad, de Quiche, de Mouthy, hr. Comet and Countess Lima, Count and Camino Ledo'', Count Mossier, the Marchioness of Londonderry, hie Ex cellency Baron Pagel, Comet and Countess D'Aelie, the Earl, Coalman?, sad the ladies Grey, Lord and Lady F. 8011111704, Yiaewet sod ViSCIMO•1011111 Granville, the Coseireas of Gleugall, she Ladies Lynam. Earl of Ancram, Lord Eliewboresigk, Earl sad Gumless of Limerick, bred sad lady Levant, Lord red Lady IMaryberoogh, Comings arybsugb, of FAWN, Lord sad Lady Momelhomis, the Ceasing of Han *why nod the Ladies R , Tamen* sad Visetleatese Crashers., the Earl of Wesl grleed mad Lady G. Pam elee Comesses of Clare, the Canons ► of Solna sad the La dies Monate; Sir H. sod Lady G. Wellesley, Lord mid Lady Stewart, Lord Baeghmab, Sir Marks and Lady Ogle, Mt. listarEßN, JULY 8. The parity of our sprier., as well se the air free the ex tensive and numerous bills with which we are surrounded, Rive no the pre•eoninenee of earivalship of all England, and the easy access of visitors is asceading the mountainous bills has been greatly accelerated by the highly praiseworthy exertions of individual., particularly of one Lady, in priests subscription., in furmtng roads, as well as male and other resting places, to ramble person to ascend sad descend, and when at the top of the hilts a .amber of rough buildings are erected to shelter persons from ',bowers, skit ms, Ste. 11:bele and other accommodations have greatly contributed lately to the attraction of company here, such as doable., with various description. of saddles, to be hired by the hour, &e. to ascend the hills, alas various descriptions of vehicles drawn 'by ponies and doubles, to be hired at a similar rate. New buildings of various descriptions have lately bee@ erected sad let, sod the grand library is well resorted to, and great conveelesce is experienced from a daily commvuleatioa with Cheltenham, it being so contrived by the cooties that per igee may leave Cheltealsam at eight o'clock, cos i spend a few hours here, sad return in the fermis'. Our veaesable abbey never shone with more beauty sad fashion than on E. y, whelk a most eloquent and impressive serums was preached by the Rev. Henry Card. The plate. were held by the Countess of /ferment, and Lady Wigram, of Releases, aid an excellent collection mode fete the starvlag Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Duke of Gt.ov. COTE& left his house in Park-lane, in his carriage sod four, attended by Sir Gummi Cowart ■od Colonel FOSTEL. His Royal Highness proceeded to IVoolwich, where the Royal Duke and suite embarked on board the Admiralty yacht to proceed to Holland. The Plince of SAxa-Cosuaa sailed ou the 18th June from Naples for Leghorn. The accounts received yesterday state that thk Duke of BEDFORD hid passed a tolerable good night, and was much the same aeon the previous day. The Earl of LIFIRPOOE, we are happy to say, continued better yesterday. We regret to hear that the ptipolsr and deitereedly esteemed Noblemen and Lord Lieutenant of this county (the Earl of EGRIDIONT) is seriously indis posed at his seat at Petworth.—(Brightow Paper.) The Subscriptions for the relief of the distress in Ireland, received by the Committee sitting at the City of London Tavern, now amount to upwards of 1510,000.. The bones of the famous horse Eclipse, in a p fi , fise. are now art, ed fin sale at 1,000 guiners,4o. Lincoln (Assent./ IIAYMARZED THEArR i, tt‘ght the comedy of She Shot ea Centre3 mat perfo►med here, in which M►. C. gamete =- patted an extraordinary degree of comic effeat to the character of Tumor Marlow. Its !peculiarities were marked with odiniroble discrinsioation. The charming vivacity of Mrs. Citsresat.se, as Miss Hordeostle, rendered the sheepish reserve or her bashful lover irresistibly ludicrous. Illr. Lterok's Tony Lompkin is too well known to need a minute examiostrou of us merits. The audiente were con vulsed with laughter. The new comedy of Jibs Basel folloispA i and seas received with applause. The house was extremely full. The dress circle dis played a brilliant assemblage of fashionable visitors. THE TUhF. EETTINi3 At NEWMARKET ON !RONDO. it. trot*. ttt to l seat II•sp lll to I srt Mare*ltaa lb to S apt Ajax SO to 1 apt Brotaer to 11 to 1 apt Sloadiao Antonia IS to 1 opt Nowbyth ISO S. 1 set Elphraaple 14 to 1 apt Pilo t ,lie SO to 1 apt Tlttedoiss. 17 to 1 apt Akarioa JEWMAkIIT ST. LIOIL 11 Ma 4 apt Muses 14 to i apt Pilttbsalo. °tromp cup. 41 Op 4 opt Spotoo.-Speetto to ooproood to be tabs. NEITMARIEET JULY MEETING, lift 111011 DAY. JVLIr 84 ~ 4 1 111, July Stakes, a subaeriptios of 50gs. each, 100. It. for yr old cults est. 61b.; sad Mlles, Set, 41b. The Neer T. Y. C. Lord Kiley% b f. by Blucher, out of as Election tSitN (borsght at Hampton Court) Doke of Graftou's bor. e. Logic, by Salim, out of Nest I Mr. Rogers 's I. e. brother to P;tetra H. R. H. the Dukes( York's f. by Salim, out of Apes Lord Exeter's be. e. Elf, by Comma, out of Gibaido F a i r y Mr. Wrodhsom's b. f. by Whakboaie, out of Wasp Mr. Newt's% b.f. Bless* by Partisso, out of Dias* Mr. Rush's b. f. by homer, out of Reserve Lord G. H. Caresdiab's b. f. by Plower. out of Males& Mr. Wilsos's eh. e. y Walton, oat of Voorares Mr. flusters f. by Rob's., out of Sprightly Lord Orashrosor's hr. e. Losesos, brother to Belebleall Fifteen paid forfeit. The dge Ju plated bet 3.—Wort easy. 3 to 1 apt Lord Poky% b. f. by 810ebrr...31 to I opt Lies to I apt Mr. Rogers' b. e. brother to Packs. Mr. William's's% Harriet, Ilst. ree. A. from Mr. 110010100 Mystic, est. 4.1 b. T. Y.C. 100 go. b. A. a DISTRESS IN IRSLIND. II la Kaki our pilaf& del to cell she attention of oar readers to the dreadful state of the suffering provinces of Ireland. The details which awe published this week are of the meet allietiag tied. Where is the laogeage to be foetid that eaa place before Me eye, • .saber, stretched Go the clay door of her cab* bar six or eight children dead or dying animal her, her basbemrs tears sod her owe dried up from memo of wee, sad waiting for the beer that will extiaguieb life as the serest mesas of relit f sloe each family as ibis were discovered is skis country, It wield some heme to our feelings, and the charity of the people would be op its arms, as it were, to triodicatio tbetheireon nosaity fr om the implatatiess of such a mese. Pot what 4411 we say, when aim wily fuse family, net only mos twasty, bet bombed. of such families, are at this monseur, Islam we asemoking. postabing Is the amosber• mittemestess poets of Ireland! The supply which has bees met from Eaglaul is as yet utterly inadequate eves Mt cheek the per gems of the famine. The cremes, mettles, sod wild barbs of the Adds, are all exhausted. Fever, dysentery, and swell ills of the asset violent chemise tiouteod with famlue fir her victims; but we mast desist—we have set power so pursue the description. It slakes tie heart sick.(fillomeer fir Journal.) Comer/toys roe ewe Dielltresen letsw.—lts addition to the ha of eoottibuttose from this city and theichboor booth, which row amount to Nearly 1,0001, we feel plesoore le publishing she Tewksbury, the •f 29/. was collected at the Abbey Chrreh oa Sunday het, and • further sum of 681. bw. Pd. front beast to hew. At Dureley, the subscription smousted to 4011. of *WA *early 361. wore collected at the Church on Heade, Ws. At after • *erases by the Rev. E. Cornwall, a collection elle/. were made, • ciesiderable pert of chick was contributed by the labour's' classes of the iallabitaals.—(fiki.) .SHOCKING MURDER. week /fitches/ Edwards was committed to Moe- Mouth gaol, charged on the verdict of a Coroner's inquest on esepieleso of the wilted murder of her husband, William Edwards, by giving him a quantity of arsenic. The safer. WIDOW deceased • kept the Close Keys publie.house in Poot.prool, and once possessed a very good properly, tint iris with was addicted to drinking, and bad tarried aw sc. guillotines with souther man, which it is supposed led her to form the horrid resoletion of destroying her hatband. From the evidemee gives ow the toques', which sat two days, it epppeers that the servant, who is a relation, was em. Oiled to provide the arsenic from a shop, in the same of some other person ; her mistress perseaded the husband to take a hula of milk, tote which she heal pesvioissly pot a portion of the poison, and she is said to have administered more of the anionie to him afterwards, tram the effects of ',Wei be died is a few hoses. After the folk st investigation had takes place, the stomach having bee. examined by reediest Gentlemeo, the Jury gave a verdict of Wt Mender against the wife, and she was telly committed to she her trial at the next Arises t the servant was also committed as au accomplice. The wretched eiemene appeared totally ineeasible to her awful shastiust. The Primmer* were seat from Pont-y.posi is • challis, Is the monody of two constables, sad it is staled that wthe read, hsvieg plied the emsetables sad the driver with liquiser, they both effected their escape before they reached Nue. mouth. lowbrows of Ibis having arrived at Poet proof, several Geatlemeo immodiatety west i• pursuit, by whose vigilance we usderstsed both the women were hikes asleep is Trelleek Wood, about four miles from hiciametath.— (Gloucester Jerrold.) The King has been prevailed upon finally to de termine to visit his Scottish dominions this summer. His Majesty will proceed thither early in August. and will go by sea in his yacht ; for which purpose the necessary directions were issued )eatetilay from the Admiralty and the Lord Chamberlain's office. Thus, it would seem, that the paragraph which re. cently appeared in a Ministerial Paper. nad which we reprinted on Wednesday, has not been without effect: in fact, it had in it more thou met the eye of the uninformed reader, and was not written without due deliberation, nor published without an imprimatur.—(Morising Paper.) A gentleman who is just returned from a jour. bey through the manufacturiqg districts of York shire informs us, that trade was never better iu that quarter.—(Csrlisk Patriot.) Accounts from Birmingham are to the same effect respecting the manufactures in that town. Specu lations for the revolted and independent Spanish Provinces in South America are presumed to bore contributed greatly to this result. LAW mrstucilvez. COURT Or IHNITS Gtrmen LOWDOS, TOSSDAV, JULY 9. Beet tAs Lets Com Junta aid iiikeNtiaties. I s hii *as es adios, on two bills of eiteliange, draws by J. Gibbs, of the sea, of Howard sad Gibbs. on the Defend•sit, slid accepted by him. fur 11.500 f. The bills were esdorsed by Gibbs over to the Plaiutiff. The ace ptanee sod effidurse mente were arleilited. The defence was, that the bills were 'slated with usury, ill \as the consideration given for them woe part cask and • billsy sot at onstinity . ( .. fl it er t h W i i ch T e l i g , lac . °net was iillo w ' 1; and entities •uouitles, which were net of the ouisnual kerne. ?r e the evidestee failed in proving the usury. The Jury, •nder his Lordship s, ' direction, ruled a verdict • tot the Plaiotiff—sDamages, 12,5051. I'ME LINO V. tOoTTlttls Thin wee an ludielment at Ilia 1111116111 Ce of the C.orporaties of Leedom against the Defivisitiet fee a nslosseo, he heiress award • slaughter house for ekes Se Wariekk-isee, New gale-duet, to the great asitoyasos.of the iobabiteets„ seve ral of whom were examined. They proved that the Defeat.. Set enewseweed killing at kis slaughter-house about sixteen mispaills ego. and that there was great ansoyaure to nee taeighboters from the ill smells seresswily *rising from mutts • busbies% and also a einteiderable degree of denier fissility * borrowers's' of the place Into which the oars were driven, beteg a pomp little more thee three feet wide, kadieg out of Warwkk.lsse, at the waded which passage wee • court Is whir& several Moines resided with their elillikeis, who 'Were tweenustly exposed to danger fines the rattle. ?fie Illorosghfare was also slopped costioeally by droves of oxen. • The SOLICITOII-OSIIIMAL, OW Delf111•1, sad Mr TIN • • Msled, conducted the ease for the prosecutions Mr. •raet... his sad Mr. Coolers massaged the defeive. Wks the ease fur the prosecution had proceeded imat length.. The Oita iVetltt suggested whether II would sot be 'better for the Defendant to sad. to make his pears Irish the weighboors. Mr. A Diet.lettve said, the Defendant was 'willing is mil- Isle his bruises. Is say way that • surveyor eppeisted by the Prosecutors themselves should say was secessery. The CRIMP JONTICO—P Probably they will say ilia; we re gulation will mate it otherwise has • saintlier. Mr. ADOLPIRIII the, addressed the Joey for the peered. est, sod called evidence to prove that there were befere his Sliest eissomeared bushing is Wm/wick-law, already: 10 or If staughter-bonsea, and that the busisess of the Defeadast was conducted in the waist cleanly sod ieolfessive grasser M ile Ctittir it:trete, told the Joey that the Widener , of end, iliebasee• was no moon why as additional es* should ii• MOW to the assiber. It was sot accessary that the Illnknermt should be iajairiense to health, It was solidest if it Ilse efessiire to the smell. "his Joey Immediately fogad the Defendant Guilty. Stßitt t. CIRI At • CONVICTION UNDER THE ALIEN ACT. 1:11110WskAir. . Yesterday Mr. Purr Black, the master of the Lard Mal- NO4 steam-packet, from Logiciels to Cola* appeared to a o entesoiss, on so infuentatioe ender the 86th sod Nth of the late slag, chap. 86 sod 06, sled Ist of his prelim 1114.er, 186, erseuesonly called the Alice Act, whereto be was charged with segleetieg to declare in writing to the leepecter of Allied, et the port of Gravesend, she .ember of foreigners he bad on board his scowl, on his voyage from Calais to Lowden, ea the 27th of Jane last, contrary to the Alien Laws. The offence made him liable to the permit,' of IW. for every slice oft beard, whom be might neglect to state in his dlechiretioe. Mr. Capper, of the Alien °Mee, at Graveenel, by whom presemettors was ceseriemed; Captain *al* the teepee. he of Mies* at that port; Mr. Joliet, (anther se the Mem ber for Petersield), the proprietor of lbs Lord Neleith• sad several other Gentlemen, were la attendaoire at ekven o'clock ; bet the beriness was sot pee into till Mr. Cham bers, the Magistrate, arrived, which was soon after twine, he bring the only Magistrate for Y.lll, where the crimes was committed, oe ihe Beach. Immediately arta the ease ro et riled ie. The Defendant pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. Capper then stated, that the Defendant was charged wish omitting in hie deelaratio■ of she number of aliens Le had on board hi■ vessel from Calais, on the 2711 s of J one, the nape of • French geotlema• who arrived at the Costassn House, le London, by the Difeadant's vowel. To 'nse which he called Captain Walsh, the Inspector of Aroma, at Gesvetend. who produced the Defendast's decimalises ow the aferesairt day, by winch it appeared that be had MI posseagers on board, who, according to his report, were ail English ; mod ow his foreign report he declared he hod so abets on boaiJ that voyage. Mossiest lean Abricio Gietrick, a native of Frame', was then called, whose evidence was isterprated by Mr. Capper. He stated that he went on board the Lend Mefrilie, Captain Black, master, at Calaie, sad arrived al the Custonalsouse, In the port a Landon, on the 27th of Jane Imo. The lb - frodant sever asked his his name, or whether or nit Ise Wall as alien! There were Iwo other Miens on board, a lady end a gentleman. Waimea sever spoke a word is Esiglish the whole voyage. This was the rise for the prosecution. Mr. Capper said, that if there had bete .sly ose alien en board Do that day, he would not hero troubled the Hearn trials Me prosecution; bat there were two other *limos un board, and they were also ossified in the declarative, but they had since lift England, therefore he amid sot rota' e their attendance. Mr. Jollifie replied, the two persons alleged to.beitrae.d to the suite uT the Russian Ambassador, said were exempt from the.Aliee Act. Mr. Capper contended, though the were in tie Embassy, they were out exempt from the Alien law, not heiog actum y in attendance on the Ambassador at the time. Mr. Jolliffe said, that be had petitioned the Secretary of Slate to have so Alien-offarr on board the aleane.vrago;., wiseicioj the greet delay that now takes place its the passgc might be saved; bat Ids petition was rejected. Mr. Capper observed to the Magistrate, that this infeiruss him emanated from that application having brew made, which being refused, they passed Gravesend without soy lb elevation, and landed their Mira passengers so Loudoo, ja dellaace of the Act of Parlianacat. Mr. Jolltffe was conscious it was • mistake of tberop tain, and not a wilful set, as be was always sir ry patties. tr r is mattes hie declaration. To make the iequusite rr par , imeastooed a delay of an boor for terry Ire aheas boor.l , each haviag three papers to sign and to be tilled up, Or; is would be the semis of his losing the tide-either into Calms or London, muticularly now that the season was deelinsog its the length of the days, *ad he had to sake his passage iu twelve hours. Mr Capper replied, this detention need ant take place, S' be acted according to the regulation', that iv, to scud she aliens ashore, where their descriptisiss would he takes, with would occupy about Ave miaow', and the ?taut would teed on its voyage. Mr. Julliffe said, that since this occurrence, he Lad 2 0 - vet listed is the French Papers, that the Lord N•lrille Mt receive soy slims passengers or board, suites they wii.t ashore at GravesauJ. The hisgistrate referred to the Act, and co•victeJ Defendant iu the prualte of 101. 111 r. Capper asked if the mousey was to be paid inmis. , ately! if sot, he was ready to put instantly a bread , Y on the vessel. Mr Julliffe smiled, sad wrote a clerk on his banker fu,. 'the aenuisat of the touriction. Tuesday osornios firbt diviaiwo of the Ilth f••••, *oder • the command of Major4l9lCelly, 'marched rote Clowarael, 0,4 their roorefroor Foamy, Cherleeidte, aneoiher parts of taw. moult Cork, for Nano, Drogheda, ate. where they ttrioie WIWI', *Whims Iv Dublie. I - 0 ~!^ 3