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■ I I - I I w with it, lavilig a jest refrar t l to all those ieterede, Rosncial sad totaihreial, width are involved is the due execution of the service belooging to these departlisentem We are well aware that it is to °lose interests clone that the prostate of our Commission extends. la elesias ;his Recort, however, we trust it may be permitted to as to observe, that some beat/nisi consequences, even beyond those immediately affecting the Reweave asd the 'lambast, may he expected to ' , MOP frail the seism' of these departok . eote with the corre. 'pundit's breadth. of the Revenue its "Crest hole. They comprehend alargeoumberof officers extirsively distributed, coCtiocted laibeahaeharge of their deities with the interests of a Considerable proportion of the cossinoni:y, and poseeniag a delete of ensiles in Ireland greatly superior to the *rig whieli loots to them •• ibis country. Auy measure aphids would have the elect of introdoeiag into such establishment* aa heprcoved state of better habits of paced emsdisct, a rose • egara :o the :atereats .4 The Crows t aad a more impartial consideration of be j ist chink of the subject, could Inlay fail .o produce advantageomm results, beyond a mere improvcimeat in the excecution of their own 'furiclieum. We eonlidentty trust, that all of three benellts world /anon tae extension of the syseela of reweave to Ireland, 10;ether wit% the in. terminiura of British sad Irish olfiee-s in the administration n 7 it ; sad Me ainaoebo t entet tai• :he :tope that sorbs change would esoiribate, is some .Degree at least, to that: amelioration of she general state sod condition of 'lreland, which a closer nPnvotieseasso to the usages sad inelilatietss of this cosutry is hest calculated to effect, and which is an object of such vital importaac• to the political welfare of the limited Kist/plow T. WALLACE (L. 9.) THOS. FRANKLAND LEWIS. (Le.) 7. C. Ti ERRI Re. (L a.) W. I. LUSH I PIGTON. (Ls.) HENRY BERENS. OL:s.) Odle* of Inquiry id, the 'Collection sad Illeinagemeat of the Reseedis s June el, IMIL THE BRITISH PRESS, LIM DON, TfIURSDAY, AucutT e, We tMs day give a correct copy of the ."F.econcl deport of the Commissieuers of Inquiry into the Collection sod Management of the public Acetone in Ireland, and certain Departments of the saw in Great Britain. •It recommends the incorporation of the several Boards of Revenue throughout the United Kingdom, the effrct of which, it sap, will be to extend the wholeaorne regulations of this country to Ireland, together with all the rules and previsions by which both the Customs and Excise are now governed in England. The termination of the Session of Parliament naturally leads to r retrospect of its tabours. They have been of a lower excitement than those of se veral other Sessions within the lac twenty-tire years, but of no less importance than t:te ,cos: busy sad anxious. They are not so dutch remark able for their direct efficacy, as for &lid: pregnancy with the matter of deeper and moreimportant events. They clearly mark the crisis of ihe military :ever and spirit of foreign t.orniostion which have xiaUe the councils and exploits of this kingdom once the hatred and admiration of the nations of Euro: , e. At the commencement of the sittings there cud linger somewhat of the old hectorin;„ style in the orations of the Noble Marquis, the Foreign Secre tary. His opprobrium of the Spanish and ?ono guess Revolutions were thought at the time to indi cate a mad continuance in the projects of the holy Alliance. The Earl of LIVIRPOOL said so.f.e thing of the new Cons►itutions scarcely more civil. But it would not do any longer. Perhaps eve one it to agricultural distress. So it was, that the coun try gentlemen were able to percei►e fo: the firs.. time thetualevolesi. absurdity or a Goverktient cori- posing the most reasonable and moderate improve. rnents in the worst governed States. Zven Lore Srattt t'T took fire at last—and, forger.: or his effective support of the six Acts, uid so i.elOtour the pragmatic legitimacy of the polite i..larrinis with the doctrines of the Bill of Ilightr,:hat St. Stephen's was tilled with wonder, and i 6 is said Ar. Witaxitroace and the Saints looked to be wit nesses of a second visitation with the gift of tongues. Meantime the sectet scales of the Cabinet seemed to have been completely equipoised with regard to the revolutioos. The Spanish Minister was refused admittance at Court, most likely .by way o; rwe partition for his prompt and disgraceful dismissal, in case of successful counter-working, then evi dently epoch hoped for. '1 be progress of t he See oion seemed by degrees to have none away the moat distant prospect of interference. This is the only instance, since that of the property tax, is which the voice of Parliament has been effectually opposer to the avowed or implied witroes of the tlinister, with the entire concurrence of the people. Was this to be attributed to the independence and integrity of Parliament ! The result ought to satisfy or; but doubts will linger that it. was more owing to the seosiiiveness of the great landlords, who just then began to discover that, whatever the management of the war, the ex. penes first or last must mainly devolve on the lands. ludeed, considering how plainly Locxx demon strates this to them in his short Essay on Money, their present distress from the loss of rents is almost as ridiculous as those of undone gamblers. At length reason returns in the place of departed af fluence, and they have discoveted that a war un connected with the interests of our own territory, differs nothing in policy and usefulness from a crusade. It was found that the lands were ex hausted to pay the interest on the expenses of the war. It would be unfair to criticise the con duct of the landowners with acerbity while they were suffering the anger and mortification' incident to their fallen condition ; but we can never forget that all their plans were imbued with Jai ,P01R.4. mg, $ gm's and seifuhasty Dirt tit a case to the Wrifefabiiol24 , 4"l first tried so experiment for Viciontalir "likkorifsig the price of grain against the equitable oljoivieseot of vffine agreeably to supply and (*.emend. This was nothing short of an uttenipt to tax the popula tion up to the amount of losses which their sup port of the &Lofton* foreign policy tad domestic expenditure had brought upon themselves. We owe it to the immutable laws of mature, and not to the wisrle,3 of Parliament. that they did not 'succeed to the extirpation of the com merce and tuartufacteres of the country. Foil ed in this attempt, they reluctantly turned to the only true corrective, the seduction of taxes; out with whit a slow sod inoperative im . they brought their force to bear on this t•coiot let their own accounts rleclare. They valued (heir annual foss at more than to millions sterling. The Minister was brought to remit them, first and last, about .hree millions and a half, while it was proved to them that as much more might have'been sewed on the bare expenses of collcttion. 11'c pass over he i...portsot ratoio•is respecting the sinking dud end the national . ebt, ayes end Mr. Ve'sresaw. '„ office it to say, that as their resolutions contain the essence of the question eons miming the derangetneuts of the national interests, they most beco.r.e mote sal more the sal jest of general consic'erat'on. 1' the affairs of England have beets tot stightly•dealt with, those of Ireland have been almost entirely neglected. As far as talkiog and professions go, there never was • more effective Coteau:nen. thee .hat of flarlu;s , Vi'bittuaLtre, uor a more t'exteroas Secretary than Mr. GOULEUBW. h :loci so fia;fifen, how ever, that the :nestsures o' their Governmea. are, in 'Asia of vitro. .r and ~ n efelnew, far behinit any of their predecessors, while the country is iu 'ts hour of greaten.. difficulty. Neither the Lore Lieu:enant nor His Se.mtary inset said or, cone any thing which has even ncvclty to boast. All the evils of Ireland are resolved 1 ,40 r ira , .! crop, and all the cure proposed is to -,alive, together with doe eviction of tithes and -:fiddle rents. Except that ill-compacted e-gine of Castle govern. teen. can tight upon something hater ant wiser than Dag net been iiear.f of thew through their pars iamentary organ, their continuance for soother year is imponsible. jy the time the ileum meets again, Ministers will :nod likely have their minds made up on the fate of Ireland, as well of that of the agricultural interest, both of which will then have reached their worst—whether to amend or destroy, depends on contingencies too various end perplexed for any safe calculation. All we cam u3pe for is justice and firmness in the tieciaioa, sod actual, sensible relief to the nation's difficulties is the molt. The Paris Papers up to Monday have arrived. The conduct of the Procursur.Genera/ of Pui . I n • tiers, implicating four Members in the act of accusation against General BIRTON, continues a subject of discussion in the Chamber of Deputies. We have received Madrid Papers to the• 27th last. Nothing short of a complete purification of the Government by the removal of all persona unfriendly to the Constitution, will satisfy the people. Several have been dismissed from office, and 19 or 14 banished from the capital, and yet the work of reform does not proceed with sufficient ra lidity to satisfy the public impatience. Yesterday, at t-ro o'clock, e Crbinet Conned was held tat %be Foteig °lice, which wao attended by— The Marquis of Lortdoaderry, Roelof Lisonsoor, E ar l .f Harrowby, Earl of Wesioroslarre, tbo Charceiror :he Ex chequer Duke a Vielliagtou, Lord illaryb•wough, 'Jr. Ao biolsoo:&e. —The Cabinet continued ia oeliberation iil! a qoaster before Lour o'clock. Yesterday .he Duke of YORK transacted business with the KING. Letters f.om Bilboa, of the 28th. say, that the greatest disorder reigns in that city. A plot against the new system had been discovered,io consequence of which many persons were arrested. Among these are, the Ex-Miniiter Lardimbel, the Part. taster, the son of Evils, two Priests, and many others. A smart shock of an earthquake was felt at Lisbon on the 10th alt., and within • few hours a similar phenomenon was observed on the same day at Ancona, and at day-break on the 11th, Vesuvius had an eruption. The lion. Captair A. COCHRANIS, R.N. has made an affidavit before the Lu MAYON, con tradicting the report that he was in the gig. which lately run over and killed Axis Cooxi, at Knightsbridge, as stated in mac of the Papers. Mr. EASTON, P respectable Solicitor, has been appointed Cleik of the Antes in the King's Bench prison, io the rand of the late Mr. BanovsicooirT. The Funds yesterday experienced a slight de pression in the market, though without any olden.. aible reason. Consols opened at 801 for the Ac.. count, sod went to 80k, and afterwards to 801 f for the Accouni, and 80a for Money; Reduced, 81i; 4 per Cent'. 99a*; New 4 per Cents. 990; L o ng rn Asu;iies, it 1-16. Foreign Sesurities : Old Spa nish, 631! ; New ditto, 624 ; Danish, 884 ; Prus sian, 89 881 ; Neapolitan, 731 i. A very marked impression tram prodoeed yesterday in the I hy iotelligeoce of the sudden death of Mr. John laglis, the Emu lodia Director, and primer I. the boom late Inglis, fillies, sod Co., of Ilark.leme. Mr. bilis was, we !where, is his Old year. Few lodividisals bare sosiatainsd a higher I estimalbse la commercial *f airs, or will cause is the lamo. dime circle of their arriasioteriee snore sincere regret. We forbear I. *Wire any rumour weemeeled with this teofortn- sate evert. This highly respectable and greatly laumuled geetkreee shot Aimed( re his been of Animas. 1111111111 E • - rg • . ^ ANL :, LAW 7NT it Lie lifidt. • COURT OP CHANCERY, Litinfoirit woleultiliellw, AtAtoll 7. The LORD CAAttckLukt was occupied the whole of tits day until half-past four o'clock i• beano' Bankrupt Pen ticton of Da interest except to lb* punks cootoraed, •t w►ick hour his Lordship row. PU L.I atifILDNALL. JUVENILE DEPDAVITY. George Frederic& awing, a smart-looling boy, Daly 'levet. years of age, was brought to the Wire by his father, • your peyote* bookbieder, aud charged will robbing elm ai vat. rious limes. It appeared that for the last three years the wising delis• Tana had bees is the ►abit of pawing every profitable or disposable article ilea' be could lay Isis beads nn. Nis father was co... Gaily mistrial paper sad other articles used taus in his work, sod money ; aad at length be discovered that the boy bad fused among a handle of old Ley% woe which unlocked the drawer where his paresis were is the habit of depositing their mosey. This seassated for the disappear ance of silver, wed ever of • severe*. or tare, st various time, sod it was hoped that the sectaries of that key would pat as sad to his depredation* is that quarter. Err lung, however, there was ream. to believe that he sad possessed himself of soother key, which enabled him to resew his for mer practices, for a serereiga or two were *via missed, sad it was stscertaitied that he had been spending /nosy mores freely than as; lair mesas could hare enabled him to le, treatleg his cempa*io•s to a sight of the glass aortal. sad the performances at the Cubist., Theater, sad to fruit sad other refreshments repeatedly; sad Mice the. smother 'o verripe ►ad disappeared, which he was peeved to have @When ; and his father despairing of seeress iu his aides. vows to cure him of his vicious habits, which appeared to bare become rooted sad coairsard in hiss to a (image most serpritiog tee ►is years, felishimself 11114e1' the seersel.l of try's( the effect of legal pasialtatost, before be shook' have proceeded to any offence of greater magnitude. The armrest(Mr. Alder... Wahiwa.), afters severe sad forcible admosition, was shoot to commit him, whew, suftesed by his seers and earnest entreaties, ectrompasled with Goletan promises of future asseadoornt, the fitber re tested, sad, walk the perstissios of the Ilagiatrate, tool him home again. MANsION-Mouttt. Jolla Perry, a doe boy, about twelve years of ace wet biotech; un ea a charge of robbing eh* shop of Mr. Georp Machin, bardwareanais, 74, Leadashall-street. Between nine sad ter o'clock on Tuesday 'welkin the Preweeesatar observed Cho Prisoser, with two othe r bets, lark ing about his shop doer. Ore of thew, less in size Mess the Prisoner, Waal dm shop, sari saanched several snicks from the roaster, with which be loads eff, accompanied by the Weer.. A pencil was immediately contasenced, and they ill escapee, hat the Primmer, who threw oat of bls atoms a tor 10i1,111101 inkstand and a tortoiseshell lady's work-box, which were sworn to by the Prosecutor as part of the pioperly stoles from bin nod wu r. h 20s. Tha Prisoset said nothing is his &react, soil was cool. milted to Bence for trial. BATTON- 041101111. Yesterday evesiag, before the arrival of the Magistrate to proceed to business, Richard AlarlM, Eaq ".I.P. for the of Galway, appeared at she °See attended by Harris his loaglag to the Bow-street patrol, and B rown e, th e ni ce of this establisbusest, having Is custody two custermosgers sad their donkey aad cart ; and we soon learnt the intention of the Hos. Illemberwas to 'notecase Charles lVtletlee, one of the costerssoogers, foe barbarous conduct to the onfortssale donkey. Os the arrival of the Magistrate, Mr. Mattis stated to hio Worship, that as he was passing in his one-horse chaise through Gray's-Ina-laite-road yesterday 'maitre, he saw the two pri. nears sada weans riding is a earl, draws by sjselt-ess, sad the Prhower Masks heating the poor animal is a Metal seamier; that on exawsloisg the ass's back, be saw the flesh tort, which the Hod.Membee had so doubt bad bees Wasted intentionally, for the purpose of torturing ibe jack.ass, mid produced to the linking* the stick employed by Wiladea in besting the poor brute. The Hoe. i-lember concluded with sayisg, spas his bosom, he sever saw more mirage roadoet exercised towards soy poor ass, sod reminded the Magistrate of a late Act of the Legislature, wit.eis perished such evaded with line or impriroomest. The Magistrate called upon Wilde. for his tiefeace (there befog no charge preferred ageism his companion beyond that of riding is the earl, he was disebarged). - The IPeissiser said the ass was very obstinate indeed, sad that it was a jemmy ass, and lately had a foal she bed so in ebriating to go woe to Billingsgate for oysters sod leave the foal at home. Here the iiwatierabie Alt sober for Galway pointed oat the stick, its size, wed seesk 'apple noalities, with which poor jemmy was punished, sod submitted that the fellow frost using such a weapon, nest have bees a t .rover, midis the habit of psaishing brutes. The Magistrate Aped the Prisoner 20s, which, ite being losable to pay, Mr. Martin put it to the Prisoner how he should like to be put iu a cart, end beat and punished is the same way ? Here • young woman, tire sister of Wiladen, offered So. Sr 10s. being all the mosey she had, for the relea.e of her brother; bet the Hos. Member did sot like to see her de prived of all her mosey, and used his isluesce with the Ma gistrate to let the Prisoner for this Wrests be set at liberty, which, after a suitable *disunities, was some sceordiugly. MARLBOROUGH-STILSILL Yesterday Thomas Materley, the soldier of the few guards who was charged at this office with the Bishop of Clogber s was brought from the douse of Correction to be bailed before Mr. Dian, the flitting Mairistrste. - • Two pennies, tradesmen of apparent respectability, came forward, and tesdered themselves as his bail. The Magistrate informed them of the horrible offence with which the Prieciocr stood charged, sad asked thus if they were willing to give bail for the Prisoner's appear-saes at the Sessions to take his trial in the amount required? They answered is the affirmative. The usual goalless as to their property, debts, &t. wen tiles put to them, and they were accepted ball Is tbe sum of 260/. each for the miscreant'• eppearuce at thisilsomisse. He was hosed in a recopicisee of 6001. to ;appear. After the usual forms of registry, Sm. had bees tows through, the soldier quitted the office, accompasied by some penes, but so serjeast or say soldier attended to take him sway. All the witoesses to the aboisisabk transaction who ham already given evidence were summoned to appear before Mr. Dyer, who bad them all introduced lino the private room asd there we sestierstood be addressed diem, sad is formed them they were eapected to attend sad give evidence &pistil the Bishop of Clogber sod glaverley, sod they were also desired to hold themselves is readiaem to go to Irelasd, where their atteadasee is the Ecclesiastical Court would be requisite, as a salt is that Coast is about to be immediately commenced against the Bishop of Clogber. The witursses being informed that ell their expenses would be paid, expressed themselves willing to start. The paymeat of the immense revenues of the See of Clogher have bees stopped since the discovery. UNION-HALL. ALLEGED FRRUD. Yesterday an ratraordinary charge of fraud was referred against a Mrs. Rigors a Married lady, fur which o ff ence she bad been apprehended ta• a warrant, by Gill, the officer, that vaersiag. _ _ _ The Pros;catrlx was a Mrs. Pitman, otherwise Erase, whit was attended by a Solicitor, as was also the &ceased. Mrs. Pitman, otherwise Evans, stated to the Magistrate that she was a married woman, but previous to her entering into matrimony she was under the care sad peolectiou of a Gentleman, bolding • situation in use of the Public Olieca, named Massey. Whilst she was a resident with that Geo tleino, Is presented her with his miniature, set very el.-, gatitly is a locket, sad which else invariably wore is her bosom, out of respect to Mr. Massey. flume dimentitma having teetered between them, they separated, she still re soloing possession of the miniature. Subsequently she got 4 PASIZIONABLZ MOrgrgielle• The Duke ef Graben and Lard Charles Fitzroy have er rlved is Parts. The Dowager Duchess of Richmond ■ed the Ladies Leg Me i leave i.e. 104601T0W wa a visit i. the Illatchioweas of Hertford, at her riesidesee at Richnsoed. The Marquis and Mareldeaess of Cholmendeley, the Earl of Rockuvage, and Lady Charlotte Se)enour, left town yesterday for Chide/madeley Castle, Cheshire. The Ertl and Covalent df Chertemoat sad faintly leave tows tat-emisrow for Chebeldame. Dowager Countess Powlett hes left town foe ber seat, Nesbit Ledge, Twickenham. . Viscount Falmouth has left town foe his emit, Tregothea, Cornwall. Lord sad Lady Berwick left tows yesterday for their seat, Attinghare Hall, near Shrewsbury, Sabp• Hr George Retsina's, Bart. will leave time te.morrow for Lord Robert Spencer*. seal, Woolbediag, Sussex. The Hee. Mr. Gray arrived yesterday at the Claremoet Hotel, Boettstreet, from a time. Palette St. Ledger GreisfeN, Esq. bas left lowa for Yar mouth. F. P. Vane, Esq. left the St. Isems's Hotel, Jerseys'. street, yesterday for hit seat, Houma Hail, Cumbrrhad. Captain arid Mrs. Bell have left the Waterloo Hotel. Jet' neye-st reet, for Oxford. Captain and Mrs.Grent have seared at fords', Hotel, St. Jainea'sairreet, from their rat Is Scotland. Mr. and Lady Broughton sad niece have left ditto for the Continent. Departures from Fewtoula Hetet, St. James's-street : —Lord Boyne for his mat le Shropshire; and the Hen. C. Bleat for Scotland. Arrival at Griflinee Hefei, Albemarle.street : —Pelee* Fre. deriek of Holstein from a tour. *Depart arcs : —bard sad Lady Glenlyes and family, yesterday, for their seat in Seet hed. Pewee Greelell, Ess M.P. and family will leave town this day far their meet, Tildes', sear flaideahead, Berks. Arrivals at the Pattern Hotel, Piccadilly:—James Masse, Fag and Captain Berkeley, yesterday, freer the Isle of Wight. Departures:—Mr. Vaasittart sad Lady Terser and family for their seat In Yorkshire. Captain nod lirstr is X Hntel, Dever street, yut.rdty, for ~ e . RS. BATY A INST. Lest niht Miss PATOMI reappeared in the character of Sossasntis, In The Marriage of Figaro, aad each successive appearance more than cowlings the high expectations which kr debut had so powerfolly excited. She trashily pos sesses as exhatudivary Forties of dm moat varied excel lence. fxGLIfH OPSZA-HOUSIL Geneve, the Gipsy, was repeated lest sight, considerably Improved in effect by sow judicious ermailments and omis sions, ru:d the iota oilumiou of a comic medley, song by Wis e KINOON, as r isr3dy on " OA! where, ated OA! wbsra" " fre're a' Neddns," end one or two other Scottish airs, with irresistible humour, widths was unanimously astera. The whole was nose satisfactorily received, and Gordo; th• Gipsy, may consider himself safely eaeasped to the NM- TILE ?URA .........- OXFORD GOLD CUR —....—., Yestenhy t►is Cap was was by Sparse, besting Messer (I), in Esdy (3), Liberty (4), die.--Tbie was as 1.. a rues as ever was sees, sod nos is 7 missies sad 1$ ssiseds. FIFFSHIRE TEONANRT CAVALAT. Oa Friday atomise, previews be the troops sershiss wet ef quarters, as excelleet bars►raas was roe by eldresiehers of the regimeet. fir ■ silver tea-pot Red ereele-Jag, gives, by the Coneteedieg °Meer to the *rst sad sealed 'timbers, the horses baring bees regularly drilled derieg t►e week, sad rode by tweets. The best of one silk oat. Mr. Jobe Stock's eh. h. Sandy e'er the Les (Coptsle of Aytoue's troop) Ist prise 1 Mr. James !Myth Fereie's be. b. Rub Roy (Captain MCbespe's troop), 2d prise ... . r. Geu. Todd's be. h. 0 Mr. James Preatiee's be. h The Princess SOPHIA visited his MAJESTY ye*. terday. Yesterday his .MAJZSTY rode out in his private carriage. The attendants upon the Klan to the House of Peers on 'Tuesday, were no: so numerous as is ge nerally the case on such occasions, the Comptroller of the Household, the Treasurer of the Household, &c. being gone to Scotland. The Duke of Dome?, as tMaste► of the Horse, sod Lord ANIIIIIST, as Lord is Waiting, rode is the state carriage with the KING. Lord IiOLLAND had a 'elect party at (simmer yes terlay at Holland House. . ) ascue Gaantam., Esq. M.P., entertained the Earl or Essex, General Karret., and a distin •faishet' perty a, iiinaer yesterday, a'. his house in Charles-street. Si. James's-squarv. Ou Sunday Lord Ousotass, attached to our eml.tassy a. St. Petersburgh, lef► town for Russia. a he same tiny Mr. WARD, attached to our em bossy a. Madrid, left town for Spain. ;he following are the Stewards for the Grand r;usiesl Festival at Hertford:— High. Hoe. Lord Healey; J. L. Seadstao►e, Esq., of Kent C!a•eh Lark Eiwerd Pude, Eaq..,of Homeric; Lord Bishop of Heroiord ; Wm. Wary Hobart, 011108 Resideatia►y of Hereford, Rev. R. Walled, Reeler of Weston, Hereford. Yesterday looming .nost of the KING'S pages and the royal livery serstints, together with thirty of the yeomen guard. left town in Greenwich stage coaches for Deptford. to embark on board the James Watt. steam-packet, which was to sail at two o'clock for Edinburgh. Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, who, after twenty years devotion to the service of his Prince, has retired with an income of 14,0001. per annum, is appointed Minister to the Court of Stockholm. ( Evexiag Paper.) His Majesty takes his departure for Scotland on Friday ; he will embark at Greenwich, where the royal yacht, and all those snarls intended to convey the royal suite, are now assembled. The KtNa, like the late Emperor N nroLson. is fond of fixing upon certain remarkable days on which to do certain things, and with that view is most noxious to arrive in Edinburgh to celebrate his birth-day on the 19th of August. His Mmturrx's stay in Scotland will not exceed ten days, fur he has resolved to return by sea on the 40th instant. The delicate state of his health, would williugly have induced the KING to give up the journey wail next year, had not p►e {wntions to receive him gone so far. His MAJESTY has determined not to pay soy private visits, so that there will be no dirtniction of party or predilections mauifested during bis stay in Edinburgh. Imme. diately on his MAJESTY'S return, it is his intention to reside for the remainder of the year at Brighton. ..—(kvexing Paper.) . , . . fria ' rried, as fearing llie asiaistiere tease Mine id. kimpieees betweee berself sad her haellead, she resolved t o Capon of it, by placieg it to the Lamle of • pewabrpke r , sad coesequeetly dispatched the datighler a( her lardlady with it, sail it was pledged al the slop of Mr. Cotimill, Si the Berood. At the eapiratioa of i iweleemorith, arse applied to the pawnbroker to redirma the laraisiore, when, to her astunislaneet she was Inturaseti it bad al rea d y been redemied. She intn:edlaiely jet es isleiri ea last, ihra It turned nut that the befendiutt had by mine mean' bedewed She girl also pledged it to mike as affidavit to a Police Office that she had lust the delineate, sad eras her esib the pawnbroker delivered up the locket to the Defend. alt. This leas the nature of the fraud. (Here the pawebruker's duplicate mad also the affidavit of Hie girl, were banded to the Magistrate.] Mrs. Rim; s, the Defendant, entered into a beg explaes. non, In whielishe eoutemled that the had • prior churn to the likeness of Mr. Miami, as sits Amy, previews to Pr.- secetrit placiug herself ander that geotleaman's protection, been wider his protection herself, sad that be had, du;;ug that period, given her the miniature before it was plated dr a locket; bet she had returaeJ it to hies 'Amin it het is geld, •ad die sever had received it back; it eras, therefore, to all 'Meats add Mammies, her property. Her object I. repining peaseseiew of it was to destroy it, as she was new marrtsd o and to prevent any oilier female (roue wearing it. She had carried her object isle erect, as the snioiatem was Del maw is existrame. To prove her slimmest she called Mr. Massey, the gentleman whose likeness all tie bo o . of contention. From his account it appeared both the Pro seentrix and the Defeedso. had here his mistresses, bet were se so loafer, as they were mlw provided with besbaads. H. admitted snaking the mieistare a preseet to the Defeat. eat, and her having relerood it to him he be placed in • locket, and that se had sever gives i; back; ha. dilated Ma lec it to the Preseeotris es r gin, as he Mad manly eat it to her. He had (request': applied ie her fee it, but he never ;meld regain is. He fully coasidered the miniature to be the property of Mrs. Rime*. The Magistrate said, admitting the vaiiiiatore to be her property, she bad evidently obtained it under fiaadulest preintees; sad be wow ;called or leer tom:coma for that part of the aecosasioa. Nes. dimes said, that she bad been told by the liodlady Si the Prosecetris where the locket was deposited, mid that It had levee pledged by her daughter. (Ism this hiGnsa- Ilea she proceeded to the pawobroker's to l.yeire abet it, sad be at firs; told her it eras oat of time, nod offered le Nit is for r gallica; but, oe lookiog at the duplicate, it was fogad it had two mouths to ram. She said i. was her pro perty, and bad been pledged by a little 0.1; upon which the pawnbroker said i f th e g i r l wou ld swear s h e pledged it he world delive: it up. Accardiugly the girl till make sada. vi: of having pledged it, and that only, sad she regained the miniature. The Itlagistrate Inquired it the little girl is 4 1..11100 were peerniet to prove t►at fact, and on beteg told s►c was sot, the case wits put of or :urt►rr bearing till Grids, meat, in order that t►e girl might ba procured ; sod is the 101111 111011 11r. itlaraey was bused over is ►ie owe rocultSiSsant io the so. or 401. for the appearance of Wm. Laws. DESPERATE GANG OF lIORSE STEALERS, AND .dAREAROUS ATTACE UN TWU ZEN. Sonde, night, about eleven o'clock, three homes batmen to a Mr. Leech, • baker, of Streatham, Surrey, were stolen out of a field, and the thieves passed through the toll-gate, at Redhill, with them, at tee mistle toe bef ore suouv i di,i nia , of sixteen miles, which they. did a tee @dente' withia the hour. The animals on arriving at the gate were ready to drop from fatigue, and were shockingly jaded. The robbers, Iwo in somber, proceeded ia their swift career to Eariswood Commoe, from whew* they drove twenty more hones into the 7arm yard beloogin: to Mr. Herding. At this time, two labors-Mg men, named Win. Weed and .tohu Gaston, were reterniog home oa the high road, and hearieg a moles in Harding's yard, whirl' they considered muse frets tho eerier trying to catch his hones, and thinkiwg they would be moms amietowee to him, they went to the prate of the farm. yard, and called oat, "Jobe dockland, le that poor They received the answer from two of lie robbers, of w D—e roe eyes! what do you want r sod at thee:w momeot they were pounced apes by two fellows, who felled them to the ground with short bludgeons wile which they were armed, end com mented beating them till they were pearly lifeless mid bleed ing profusely rriste their wooed, 2 one of the reliant bit off the end of one of Wood's Gofers. They were sow fel sfurced by the other three robbers, who rode the molest hones, sod endeavoured to eases the animals to trasaple ow them, hot finding they did not anereed, they dismoomed, and all livis commenced beating the poor fellows till they were pearly dead. Owe of the villains exclaimed, " Let es kill the 1"--o." After they had en disabled the wee, they es saddlrd the three horses they stole from Streatham, sod Omen. them on three of the others, sad the robbers hoeing mounted a horse each, rode off towards Salford Gme, about a mile further. Wood sod Cosies were so dreadoloy tojo e ed, they could sot give the Mast alarm. O. the road to Salford the robbers were met by a farmer sassed Thompson, of Reigate, three of whom, on seelag turned their horsts' beads and gallopped back towards lot. doe ; the other two proceeded ma tar as the Chapters, the other side of Salford Gate, where they halted • short it.., coal tbeu Wonted towards London again alter their atm ciates. The rubbers were traced so iimethees, whereat' c h in was lost. The vitiates are supposed to be part of ten noted hors* mealeis, who werewolf discharged from Brixtoe House of Correction on Saturday last, after two years coallumment, and If so their permits are well known to the police. The poor men, Wood and Gaston, who were se ishionanly treated, are now Ipieg very dangerously 111 at Pelerithe Wood, sad are attended by Mr. Steel, the surges's, at Rei gate. Yesterday Mr. Richard aeffey, the High Gettable of the Hundred of &Woo, to whom two of the motes borers belong, gave information at the Police office, Ceicra.hell, and the whole of the officers were iiistroeted by the Magis trate to be on the alert for the robbers. Mr. Leach*, horses were left behind by tie thieves. CORN RICILINOR, Avon? 7. The o►erloaded stale of our market with Wheat, ad the return of favourable weather for getting is the crepe, ►ere together occasioaed a complete magnetics in sakes ham' scarcely a buyer this Morrie g, and the (rude geeerally may I* looted thi. per gamer lowe► thee on Meeday, ►at esiy a few picked maniples could be got off at that abatement; the quality on head is larger thaa has been keel's far a long time. Oats were dull sale, oo rather holier lemon thou oa Monday. White Pease a►e also offered at Ism mosey. la Beans sad other a►ticks there is ea alteratioe. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 pet Ct. Red...Bli 81 101 d Aosesitses..... 80f 1 3 per Ct. C 005.... 504 1 Ex. Lill., 9.... 1,0001. 31 per Cent..... . . 9.1. 1 5 76 pr. Cents , ggi 1 Mt' 111. ii 16 4 per New 4 per Cents. 9911 Bonk L. A0n...511 Imp. 3 per Ct. Auto. 801 _raze, small.. 5 8 7 Pt. Lot tery Tickets, 271.19•. Coos. for Acc..... 8O MARRIAGE. On Wednesday last, by the Res. Doctor Sl'Doonriti Samuel Greets, Esq. !Id reyinient, to Emily, relict of the late Ebenezer Rowe, DallybartyLouse, in the County Nra• ford, Esq. DEATHS. _ __ ...... Os the 30th ult. after a few weeka's Mates, at Ran Park. Hens, the seat of her father, Aunt., youngest daughter of Lord Jobe Towsobstrtl. Os Fridley ssestaight, aged 75, Mrs. Holes, of IC iat's Lyon, relict of Robert Haler, Req. of that place, sod eldest daughter sad evllmtiress of the let. Sir John T Bs" of Witham, Norfolk. HIGH WATF.R AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT. Morain 15 *her 6. I Evaniag 36 after Satiated and Publbbed at THE BRITISH PREIS; •ea THE GLADE Moe, No. In Sired, by CHARLES CORNWELL, of the Straad. ..: ele - a b <I a 1 TI Al A. J.l C. C.] pa, ~~