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remAriced, ihn Loris yar. made a vicit two days ago to Id Clarke, which the lamer ;ter. and that the day beiore midi dined with the Miniltet al, of the 83 instant, men. and Gradisca, in Austri an by the French on the V2l possess'rn in the name of id required the Public OM. of fidelity to that Sovereign. 33 were dismished hum their renal of them were impriira. °luminary immediately air. r place. The new organiza. ew drys. We, neve:lht!ess, txpetted nomination is only a rorary measure, particularly that the reports of milimy Istrian Alonarchy, are without be Archduke Charles, to avoid kind, has given oed In, that ngle camp formed this year. al praelice." have been declared in a state ferocious Masses A has hem merciful King JOSEPH, with and fall powers to reduce then British troops are re;nr.A.,atel tantea, and Saint Euphemia, est of the Peninsula, in the y are said to be wrlngly ea near two months since a *le y landed in Calabria, and :•ts e as yet reached this country aL s., ..from New Providence, is rex French man of ear. It•TOM. from Ma's for New d seat Tate Madeira. rip. and 'FriensflAip, indiamen. t Penang on the Ist of March, Rattler sloop of war. The Eltra, s at Penang. kira, dated the tOth of July, ward-bound Indiamen, /am. se, Jonte ; and auldart, BA v iginneyek cruiser, were to sail 'ollowing day. tan lent the CIIANCIILLOR of the Tolland House, as a tempory at. Loa comes to town every day it the Treasury. of Hesse Pitaiptbal received a, he was carried ea firm to his the French directed their bombs that house, the Neu went on rigate. When he warinforusel f the place, he declared that all ned it deserved death. 'glace, in St. Mark's-place, Ve ling, as it is expetted that the ,ss will go thither in the ciwrse of id remain some weeks. ;nroy, recalled from Landon, Kloest, arrived, with his family, 6th, and dm neat Aar remade' Berlin. oy, M. La Reeheleucault, is in the of Baden. on of the Rhine puts eight nil. eider the protettion of France •ty.four gun frigate, was launched it. Napoleon's day. Carrrryroodenon, of the 19th inst. irar of Germany's resignation of ity in Germany; as also a recital the alterations in the royal arms, r thing relative to the German my, by the addition of the late creased to 500,000 men. There ie foundation for the report of a leration, under the proteaion of on Saturday, we know not upon that the log, of ;owe's, had been m it premature. lip West Indiaman, as, with two or e st India Dock, upon a shoal, a o, stonvisting of. sugar, By the esertions of cut away her tide yesterday, she now rides in Squadron, consisting ate, and sloop, sailed lay, for the purpose A2Tl'a Squadron. rt and numerous - reran alone, we ll tura out, that r distant. The , with part of the %. id at Cork, and states, the Veteran, another art, hearing S. once of a man of ailed, at Plymouth, squadron was let ine of battle ship sail E. S. E.—She 4 there is much first Rland; ORIGINAL POL 7 r. }MERCURY AND THE STA I'UkRY ; OR, VANITY. TO Et READ IN ALL STUDIES AND OR CEV.11.001.111 THISOUGHOUT THE KINGDOM. (After the Greek.) BY OLD biICK. Great Hennes a ewe epon a day, Some ages since, I think they sa►, In merchant's trim. with care disrisis'd bias, Ts learn, btow, how mortals piled him. Te ratify this pet vagary, He steps in to a Sratuaty ; But lest he should harkened a blusurrer, He Ent inquires for Joint ihi Tourrener " Htmr much for him with heard t In plenty !" " A crows for one—four pounds fur twenty " He sot rd— t ' From hence," sod he, " I gather, ✓‘. How little store they tot by 74lbef " He mot demands the price of June, Who's valued couch the some. as yod know. at lernytb unto his sight is gie'n, The God of Gain, the Foot t of Heas'n .• Bless me," cried he, " a fine production " What's now the price, widtott dedirtiolar O Why, Sir, if t' other two you trade fee..., • "Thumoslwillbeßushingpaidforh M , ACCLICATIOW. • S. unity, of hatsfal feature, •-• Getting both Gesso heart wither, Oft makes them Woe musk a - • - For whom no moral owes a pia I . • Wigan?, the son of Jove t Jspiiut bubituy. t M"tt'ory being called by Atop, Imtolr Tiros, the bi si •, Key of the GAL, her here styled the or Pea I telerot WeINIMIMIEMIIIIIIIImmr Early vosrerday morning. the Duke of Comica -1 4t , n arri red at Windsor; he afterwards attended his m 4 ,arry, the Duke of Kens, Count Must 've*, &c. in the inskaien ef the Royal Horse and Staffordshire Militia. in the Palace ; art the finish of which they were joined by p.i, r ceraes Augusta. Marv, and Surma, Ladies novena and Ear, and attended Divine Service at &. George's Chapel. Her MAJLIT Iv and Prince's Italia sato had Divine Service performed in the Palace. Af er which, the Family went to Frog more and dived. Lord Poisson err experienced a relapse yesterday. Viscount and Viscountess Howicuscame to town from Wimbledon in consequence. and attended him dering the day. In the evening they returned to Wimbledon. The Marquielbf Bt. A aprons left town, yesterday, for his seat, White Rrights, rear Reading. Sir J. Getman, Bast left Trrossas's Hotel, Bet keley-square,on Saturday. for his seat at Haver bolter, rear Sleaforri. in Lincolnshire. The Lyceum, in the Strand, was crowded on Sa turday night with most brilliant company. Mr. PALlera is extremely happy in his mode of pour- traying the diftreat characters. The irisreeleat Jew' The Inieretteuz Itleadicasi, The Worthy Qweier. sod The [Attain l'ariik Veer, were, by turns, most rapturously applauded. Mr. AaaaNam GOLettella has purchased the principal part of the estate of the late gallant Lord Netroa, which was put to the hammer a few days ago. It was sold for about 721. per acre. The Colours taken from la rroo Sass, at the storming nt Seringapatam, were brought home by the Marquis Watt.ratar, and presented. by his lordsh , p, to the Court of DireSors of the East India Company. who have ordered them to be hung up in their Chapel, at Poplar Hospital. for the in spenion of the Public. The drhui of Mrs. CKA IILaS Knelt, upon the Boards of Covent Garden Tiveatre, will he intro duced by 44 Ore.isieNal Address, written by Mr. th roat), Jun. of Bath, and to be spoken by the fas cinating and favourite Actress herself. Covent Garden Theatre has been completely cleaned and beautified, and presents a very lively and splendid appearance. Lady SOUTH AlarTor4, we are happy to ante, is 'nue% better, and hit Lordship set off this day for Saturday night, was, -...4...nments were Vi/loge Lawyer. Mr. loudly applauded. a side box. to set out for Loa ' month. , mpeeable Noble• Celebrated this day, mat tied to as elderly Officer from the late were pursued and to her husband; _ad Mrs. Wyndham, Sir General and Mrs= &dies, 4 Mrs. Forster, Lisut . Mr. tow say, that there is _ has appeared in Tacos ASTLIT'S hay. paragraph, which last week, stating Lord Moe :sines seat, such fete Is to take remain in town until this charming place J anxious Are the Public delightful music, And all the most moderate the weather was Ofl persons of fashion. 'Pm MI the most splendid persons who base se- that the Ins, of 50 guns, WA - Northamptonshire. ;owest, had been captured by the The Haymarket Theatre, on Satt mit premature. es usuual, crowded. The Eine] lip West ladiamen, Capt. Sutra, 4 , erri as Pi'esszh, and The virt v as, with two or three others, pan- Ids-rein in Farmer Ashjfdd, was 101 st India Dock, Blackwell, on SA- Lady Rico and her party were in upon a shoal, and fell upon I: c Maclaine Catalani was expetied ti o, eonsivting of - enter, &c. w• don. from PAM, at the end of 'act By the exertions of the crew X d The birth-day of that highly re i cut away her masts, she ir.is Man, Earl Sneeze, will be eels tide yesterday, and brought in at Wimbledon. she now rides in safety. A lady of fortune, who was mat Squadron, consisting of even sal Gentleman, eloped with an Offic ate, and sloop, sailed at five o'clock Reading Races. The fugitives I lay, for the purpose of interceptin overtaken, and the Lady restored AR Tes Squadren. Not withstand but the gentleman has escaped. et and numerous accounts of the re The Last arrivals at Bath ate—. *ran alone, we should not be sta . Vixatintess Nelson, Hon. Mr. and 1 11 tura out, that the rest of his 51.14 ii nry Tempest, Gomm! aularar, Gene r distant. The Osb.ons, another i blaiOf CJlte, Capt. foram, Copt. sod , with part of the tiih Regiment. of satins. Dr Skinner and family, Rev. id at Cork, and states, that at the tin We are happy in being able to I a o truth in the paragraph which the Veteran, another stil w..i. dlidia ant, bearing S. by E. wh i c h ha m several Papers Impaling Sir JACO int; loran his leg. ince of a man of war and an ere, ailed, at Plymouth, on Thut.24 - We are desired to contradiet a I we copied from another Paper 1 squadron was left off Cape Cici ine of battle ship was seen swop that a file was to be given at Las sail E. S. E.—She is supposed to La Lincol ns hi re , this day ;no sui d there is much reason to fear th place, the f am il y intending to vet . the e n d o f next week. I. ,ole'najtoixy elegant comp a ny, deligh aA L s.—The season for tf ionthwark Volenteer Regiment, wi s attached, under toe c ommand draws to a conc l us i on, an d so ads: A Lcocic, are ordered f or a fir ay, the Bth September. This He, the pleasures of the table, on U first in the London dis trio (and terms, that, unfavourable as thi "eta y pe ;land), that signed th eir names Yt we observed manperson to New Regulations of the pries. preparations fur this night are on scale, and fortunate Ale the per cased hoses. HASTINGS, Aua. 48. We have loit some of our company; bat we Neve still sufficient to make this charrging place ex tremely pleasant, between bathing. the library, enjoying the charming rides, and evening patties, our time is quite occupied. The Officers !puttered bete add much to the vivacity of the place. Their principal amusement is foot races, which are often performed in a masterly stile; they run against time. One of themea few days since, picked up one hundred stones at one yard distant from each other, in 4S minutes, taking but one stone at a time, and putting it in a basket placed at the commencement of the distance. Another picked-up two hundred, placed in the like manner, in four hours and twenty-seven minutes, which is calculated, to a yard, to be IS miles. Another %VAS to run one mile, whilst one of his brother officers ate a twopenny loaf, which was won with great ease by the racer. It was rare sport to see him eating. He wes sot allowed but. ter, or any thing else with the bread. In such pastimes they beguile the time, until the "Die of cot" call them forth again. BRIGJITON. At o. 29. As if it were to recompence as for the loss we have sustained by the departure of the Patrice and his party, the number of our Nobility increases every day. The Master of the Ceremonies Sall at the Castle, last was most crowded. It was opened, at ten o'clock, by Lady AIanLTA Setactft and Captain levies. Aii-slw•Cornp to General Ptoor• Arking the company were The Machete of Marlboniagh ; Mies Daeharood; Lora Charles Spence,; the MUCkliallela el Clanncarek I she mar chioness of Downsafe • Lady Ga e; dotooels Konstoo and Andrew; and all the people of Glittoo in and ablaut Er.ightun. The Ladies dresses were very brilliant; and every arrangement for the accionmodatioo of the, company did great credit to Mr. Watts, who must have been much gratified by steel) a brilliant as semblage. Mr. Powsta. had a bumper his benefit last night at the Lewes Theatre; he tailed in the aid of our performers. His entertainments were The Belie's "qrst , gens, with the Farce of The L . ryar, Madame FIIEDIMICIE, in the !Aasqacrade scene of the Play, and some droll recitationc by Mr.Powatt. —Miks Beueroe, received much applause in Letitia LlseAr. and danced a minuet with much grace. Mr. J. BOUNTOII, in Dori:sort. was lively and easy. Mr. Mensal. gave much interest to Sir Geergs litseheswod. .rh! whole prior mance went of with great grist. • Che Theatre will close on Monday or Tuesday The Play for to-morrow night is Shore by dekire of the OtTh.ers of the Royal Arialery. ben Gwv hos e. by ri der of the Duke of Iroise, made a row mums inspeftion, yesterday, of the horses of the 6.h Dr.ig ,, oa Guards quartered at Lewes He cast a good many, and seemed highly pleased with the condition of the re. maiader. BATH, AVG , J,T 29. The Sheriffs of Bath gave their annual dinner, yesterday, to the Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, at the White Lion Intl. The table was covered with a profusion of all the delicacies the season affords ; the bottle went merrily routs.:; many loyal and con stitutional toasts were given by Mr. Sheriff Allen. who presided ; and a variety of excellent, new, and appropriate songs were sung deligbtfuNy by M . Ashley, Payne, Morris, &c. tee. This city was again visited with a most tremen dous storm of thunder. lightning, and hail, between the hours of two and four this morning. I have not heard of any accident in the town ; indeed, I believe there is nothing of the kind oa record; for, being surrounded completely by lofty hills, the fury of the storms is generally exhausted on them. I am sorry to add, however, that I have been in formed. a ball of fire fell on a Mose as Twerton, and was unfortunately the means of its being ia tirely consumed ; it is reported also. that every in habitant perished in the flames. Astable belonging to a farmer on the new Gloucester road was burned likewise, and six valuAble horses. The KING has been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable HENRY Riemistan .Lord HOLLAND and the Right Honourable WILLIAM Lerd /Size- Lantz, to he Joint Commissioners aril Pleni potentiaries fsr arranging and -finally settling the several matters in discussion between His MAJM TT'S Government and the Government of the United States, with JAMES Mosso' and Wt LILIAN PIIECRHIV, Esqrs. the Commissioners appointed tor similar purvises en the part of the said United Statee—The Kama has also teen pleased to appoint the Honnarable WILLIAM FRIMERICt ELLIOT Eine to be Secretary, and Joists ALLEN, Esq. to be Assistant-Secretary to the aforesaid Commis tion.—( Gazelle. ) The Klee has heein pleased to appoint NATHAN Zemmol , G•altICK, Esq. to be Lieutenant of the Yeomen of Guard. vice PHILIP JOHN DucARCL, Esq . . resigned —(Gazette). On the 6;h la* the body of the Marquis of TweetoAl.a, and that of his wife, were taken out of the subterraneons chambers in the citadel of Ver dian, where they bad been preserved (embalmed) fee sometime. They were placed in a boat, to be sent to Holland by the Meuse, and from thence to En d. Their Serene Highnesses the Princes Pam. Fat =RICK, and ['STEIL FOLDER ICIC GEORGIC of Hol stein-Oldenburg, Count HoLMES, and Baron MALTZAMN, OH their MOT through England and Scotland. have spent several days in Sheffield and neighbourhood, in visiting the manufaSories, &e. They were accompanied ley Admiral Beer tacit and his Lady, and attended the Theatre on Monday night. Th, beautiful new ship of war, the Seariten, was on Wednesday last commissioned at Chatham by L,etvenantWu.LlAM Hesiav Dose, in the absence of Captain AST La. She is certainly one of the finest ships of he description in His Majesty's service. She will mount 56 guns ; she came out of dock on Thnrsday. Lieutenant Does is the young Gentle man that attended Sir MICHAEL IFLesstrio, suddenly ezpired in Viscount Howice's presence chamber, in tire Admiralty, at the very instant he WAS soliciting, and had obtained the promise of an i appointment item Viscount Howtcs: A tor this bi- fa- I v,surite friend. . . „ TAB 11.40iIIPICENT. t OiißaSurday, at Perry's Dock, Btackwall, the ilapsifirmi, a beautiful line of battle ship, mounting 74 guns, was added to our invaluable navy. At a:. early hour, the yard was crowded with speßators. Stages were ereacil, covered with canvas, consign. ous to the launch, for the reception of the sated vi sitants. Parties of the East London Militit p• - • - served order among the populace, an I the hand f the Regiment played several tones. The vessels in Vie river, adorned with the gay streamer of their re. speetive nations, exhibited a most interesting spec tacle; and the 'boats, filled with elegant company, gave beauty to the scene The gallant vessel lay in the slip under jury -masts, from whLh flew the Royal Standard and Ensigns of England. Her head was decorated with a handsoTe 'lust of a fe male. About half past one o'clock, the workmen began to move the shcars, and at two, the tide hay ing flowed high enough, the remain'ng supprrt was taken away, and this immense body of me chanism meted with a grandeur and solemnity rha excited the enthusiastic admiration of the spedators, whose shtluts echoed from the distant hills. It.was a fine launch, every preparation had been made, consequently no impediment occurred. and she was consigned to the embraces of the River God, while the bands of mane struck up " Rale Britannia." After gliding on the bosom of the Thames some distance, she dropped anchor, and those who bed 'been launched in her, came on shore. Three navy barges attended, occupied by several of the Nobilit and Gentlemen of the Admiralty; among them we noticed Earl Spencer, rind his daughter; [.o►d B -r -ham, Lord Hoed, the Port-Admiral at Woipbereh, Sir William Riol, the Surveyor of the River, and a numerous attendance of fashionable., whose car riages formed a line from de dock-yard nearly to Poplar. After the launch, several of the distinguish ed petsonages partook of a collation laid out to the Model Roam. In the Admiralty Barge were Viscount and Vis countess Howick, and Lord Henry Petty. In the Treasurer of the Navy's Barge were, the Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's, the Lord Chan cellor, Lady Perth, the Honourable Miss Drum- Mond, General Fittpatflelc, the Treasnrer-of the NavY and Mt. Scott. ibis party Partook of an elegant dinner at the Ship; at Greenwich, and in the evening returned to Mr. Sheridaat's Mule in So. menet House, where a most *perk entettaiaiwit was prepared. and where they were joined by the Duke of Devonshire, and Earl and Countess Cowper. POLICE. 11 A R11101111.n..„__ On Saturday some Gender's's; attended at the Mansion-house, and requested a private conference with Alderman Harem, who resided fee Air Loan Me Yoe. It was granted. and they waked into the adjoining chamber for about twenty mi nutes. We understand that a letter from Daniels to his Clerk, which had been intercepted, was produced to the Alderman and opened. The contents did not transpire; but as it was dated from Liverpool, strong hopes were enter tabled that Mr. Nalder. who has been sent to Dub. lin en the business, might shortly find him there.— Strong suspicions are notwithstanding entertained that Daniels is still in town, and the letter in ques tion. " an invention of the enemy," to mislead his pursuers. James resighee was charged on suspicion of forg ing and uttering certain notes or receipts, puporting to have been signed at the War-Office, with a de sign to defraud Mr. Jackson, an army ag:nt, in the City. Mr. Samuel Canning, clerk to Mr. Jackson, stated, that he had paid one of these notes frr three pounds eighteen shillings and sixpence, and that upon applying to Mr. Brett, of the War-Office. be was told it was a forgery. Another Clerk said he had paid one of thirteen shillings in the same way. It appeared that some days since, a man of the name of Smith, who said he was a Chelsea Pensioners was taken up, attempting to utter some of these notes. which he said he bad from the prisoner Vaughan. This was not denied by the prisoner. :and when apprehended, some more of the same sort were found in his possession, which be said be had from some sailoreior soldiers wives from Woolwich and Chatham; not being able to give a proper ae ' count of himself, he was ordered to be taken pro• Per care of. till they should lad some more of he accomplices in this knavish transaction. He was accordingly remanded for further examination. At Marlborough•srreet, Saturday, Carberine Handy, a young woman 19 years of age. was chars ' ed by the Parish Officers of St. Giles's. with placing her infant daughter in the street, a few hours after ' its birth. Sarah Hampstead was returning home to her habitation in St. Giles's between eleven and twelve o'clock on the night of the 29th of July, when sbe heard the cries of a child, and en approachin g the spot from whence the cries issued. she disco vered a newly-born infant, lying in the middle of the street, quite naked, and in such a situation that a vehicle could not have passed without going over -it. The babe was takea to St. Giles's Workhouse; and on a midwife of the name of Neagle seeing it, she recognised it to be the child of the Prisoner, whom site had delivered a few hours before in New street. St. Giles's. The midwife repaired en the house of the Prisoner, but .ht had removed to that of her mother, in Church-lane, and on her being traced hy Mrs. Neagle. she refined to tell whether her child was dead or alive, or what had become of it. The child was identified, and the prisoner was fully committed for trial for chAid droppens. -- - Some writ kmen, in sinking a cistern at the fadory of Messrs. GA1101141114 hemmer, found, ten ►eei below the surface of the earth, the rerna;ns of a large Roman building, the walls of .which were four feet thick, and composed of alternate layers of Forest stone and Roman bricXs. From its simi larity to the Temple at Jattus, it is supposed to have formed at part of that work, from which it is distant about 100 yas di. MULTI:NI IN PA II Tal.---111, present excellent Lot tery Scheme has a just claim to the above Motto. — Only 20,000 Tick , tts. and yet there are introduced Three Prizes of '20,0001. Three of 10,0tid. and Three of 5,0001. besides several others of inferior Value. ~ - • SPORTINOWITVIXOE ic::A . SALIN. 51141. TIPISDATy larTllllllllll if. The Noblemen and tile.alernenk Plato et 3 , 4 The b st of three four-mil. his Mr. E Missed% b. to Virtue, by Fortuna, a Fir Joseph MawOry's br. h Heathprolt, 5 rii Mr. Cnnes b 1 Epsom Lao, by Sir Peter, 3 y Laud FortialMell eh. h embolus, 4 yas odd Mr. Suttees b. g. Mire, aged SAM , DAY. rhs Gold Cup of UK's,. 'slue, and 70gs. in 1 horse to metier back One tour m S'r William Abdy's b. b. by S ?Ireton„ t 4 yrs old 51r. • C Culling %mith sates a horse by Gm moi.elle, 4 vs old Si, C flar.bury's e 4. e Sn..g. by Wr i -key, 3 Sir J Shellet's b no lirsig - t as Lays, 5 yrs u Mr HuWarth% 1.0110 ii, 4 yfl oil Mr. Ledbroices br. e. Sir Percenne, 3 era old Lord Forenoons's b. 11l Sip er, 5 v i e e,y Mr Villebuis names a hay ~olt by Grouse, u dam, 3 'ins old Mr Forth's b. to. Hippomenes, 4 yrs old Lord Aehbrooke names Mr F. let 's Quit Major Honey's b. h. Merin r, by rt, I 4,41.1. : , ,ir Jooeph Mawbey's b It_ Herho.olt, 5 .rs Mr. R. Taylor resins,. bat colt Candid. , e, Mr. B. Tenn, Mr. T W.-wt. Jun. Mr aLks, end Mr. Sranthwayt, are subeetibero, IRSODEADAY• Tb. Ladies rate of 501. for Wu.— a, -d for beet of dime two-mile hest Mr. Ladbrokes be e Sir Peregrine, 3 t«« Mr Costes b f. F poem I ass, 3.n old E Lord a Mother umt`o b. e. other to Cardinal B Lord ell's b e Jemper,3 yrs old. Mr P 's eh. I. Patience, 3 yrs old SAWS DAY. Tim Magna Charts Stakes of Axil- rock i oblo The ..ot a nude Lori tromobet b. e. by CsWanana, out of < Mr LA.l^•n,e'crh c by Ws..y, fb , ity!..t at Si. J 115411•451 la Coiner to Hr -. or-amp .s Sir io4e,,:t adoweray ob. e C nd state, late g Sur C. Boolosejs b. e. by Whiskey, est of I lags DAY. A Ihrespotakos of Mts. eleto s ,for heresset rode.beeL Sir Joseph Msertenkriral.'ilbliel 4y 1 TV I Major Henry's b. h. Mariner, 4 yin GM Mr. /argues Panciple, II yet old • . Mr - adowitice's Codiner Beaufort, 4 yes oli Mr. *Dwain Langton, 4 yn,olor TRUILLOAT. .111* 'gyms JUN M MIL tdos far ail gym telP4lolll IMO& Mr. Farmer's b. h, Limber. b yvs old Lord Surmount's eh. h. Certorrus, 4 mail Mr. Gnat ers b. f. Noose Laid. 3 yss old SANS D•lr., A Sweepstakes of 30p. Weo4t, flngs. ft. The ha half of the new i Lord Egtemont's ch. I. by Yuan% WINIIIII *awl% Mr. C. Culling Smith's b. f. by Gordy ~m Sir C. Sisitmore's b. c. by Whiskey, tor ' sstio Mr. laolodom's b. e. Hawk, by liosbaolom SAMS DAY. A Sweepstakes of of 2*. each. Om Sir Joseph Masbey'sbr. h Hoothpolt, a 3 Mr Ladr.roke's ch. h. Dodley, • ym old L... So— '.. Sr. Cerwerus, 4 yr.' el ---...-e. '''' 1. 1 RA( iliaDOSattolfe OUCIOVI 521. Riven by h.t Grace the Wilco of I three. tour, tool Ave-yaort old. amides ser,eir.t..kes eaco:ited). Two mile he Mr. Johwe s'. e Sir Andrew, 4 yrs el Mr. 'Cabe. b. 1. Laura, dam t. Sit Vt.Hookike's eh f. G Mine, ditto bi- Maven's gr. e. Trafair.r, d tto A Gold Cup, by issbocribers of Sp. lOC (Twelve SuMeribeis. Mr. Mason's r e. Tratelpr, by De!pied Mr. Sowel,b br. e. by Sir !jar, d yrs old Mr. Buret.% ch. f Lavinla, ditto . AGRICULTURAL It roll. AUGUST. The Hance has proceeded so rapidly cipal Care Deli" *Mime little of tl unheated. or draw Those* Wh hare Wee very sued, weigthieg °emitter ant weight. Timm in most of the Shia in 'radii?, as well as large in produce proved to a fall *emits were, ; bet the 4.11 long draught in Vie tarter part of the halve in bulk. PCS** are • yielding, beans, in soil: genial to them, bad fair tr year has proved a favourable one to set kind. The Turnips have every where condone en thrifty, that an abundant rearrinably be looked tor. The M.irtre and net of so good a priori., in general son The gratin Districts bare been fine rains in the earl, pert of the mot none of Sutees and Kent have shared Worceater, Hereford, &e. are likeeise is speculated tt,on as the largest with n Smithfield has had Late stapnlim of all sonabte paiees. The Cattle Fain tie Countreo hare had g: eat shoos of lartin i off but •dorrly, on red ' c trims —4lv w i se eheaper.—Hogs nd Store Pigs at Horses, both for draft and saddle, COO Market remains dull, at last mordit's p A fire broke cut, last ni;ht. Bevis Marks, Houndsditchs Inch ris, tailor, which raged with get tirely consumed the same. It ex pouring houses, which were else A letter from Dumfarnahy, Ireland, dated the I;th inttant, from Jamaica, bound for Green Master, was driven on shore I was expefted that the whole tf saved. Wednesday night, and the i dience were disturbed at the I outrageous behaviour of Mr. S aCtcrs. It was at each time sin weeded solely from inetviety, lion could be too severe. Dui nohappy mut, far from merit jeCt of ctmpasstoa. We unde Thursday to the mad house, ii tal de, angercent.—t Fre, moan's Saturday, a man tamed I for trial, for having been faun , off the brass knobs affixed to f private houses. Upwards Westminster have lately been Of their bell-'oandles. A man committed as a receiver, ha rob his father, at different ti corn, wiiiih he after wards re.,