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who are alleolPtams Utmost rf illness Of mine& • age, it is cultulated that sot less than that Modred sod dirty Bleaelseet Grill ippeer in their places tech day doting the ceatieuence of this calamikiNO premtediag. There is mu Ad !heading Order of the Rouse o f Lora. that aspen every questies the Peas shall individually and eepseekely declare their spiesions. each Member rising is his piece and prestosseing the word " Ceotent,"- or . 14 Net-Content." There is a solemaity is this amide of collecting the sense of the Reese Misieh appears well calculated for pitting aim ends of justice; end weave happy to find that, upon the venation of Lord Gals. this ancient Standing Order ire enforced se every question that may sews daring the progress of the proceedings relating to the Quasi. The pasentemot interest which amorally attaches itself to the mimics now pending io Parliament, has not, however. wholly diverted the attention of Lord HOLLAND from the greet concerns of eatiouo, or caned him to neglect the political occurrences which inflaeoce the hoppiaess or independence of mankind. Oar reader*, we are convinced, will be glad to learn that the Noble Lord has given notice of his inteutioes. within a few days, to bring the *object of the Russian Manifesto relative to the Revolution in Spent before Parliament, gm the papoose( aseerteiniog how far the Cabioet of Greet Britain may have involved itself in asserting the principles avowed by the Emperor of RUSSIA. The same subject will, no doubt, also be noticed in the Reese of Commons, where there will be a better opportunity fur discussing the merits of the Emperor's Manifesto, and of disclaiming its princi ples on behalf of the people of England, than can be afforded just now by the other House. Paris Papers of Sunday last arrived at a late hour last night at oar office. A private letter from Vienna, under date of the 4d of this motftli, as serts positively that the Cabinet of Austria has filially resolved to check the progress of what it calls "the French malady" in Italy ; implying. is our readers are aware, a determination to interfere an the domestic concerns of Naples. The letter notice., with a precision that bespeaks some degree of assured knowledge, the nature of the instruc tions issued by the Cabinet, respecting the ad• vance of troops into Italy, and the military ap• pointments thst here been made. But a few days have passed since we published au es• tract from the official Journal of Vienna, expressly denying that the Cabinet of Austria had ties formed may resolution upon the subject of the Nea• politao revolution, and that in fact the Ministers were waiting the opinions entertained upon this subject by the several Allied Cabinets respectively. Possibly these opinions had arrived before the ditto of this letter, and had the effect of confirming the sentiments of the Cabinet of Vienna. The Prince de METTERNICH had communicated a confidential Note upon the subject to all the members of the Germanic Confederation, conceived, the letter writer assures UP, in the spirit of peace, but in fact denouncing war against the territories of Naples. A Neapolitan Paper announces that the people of Cagliari, in Sardinia, have demanded the re •establishment of their ancient constitution. It is no wonder that Austria should be alarmed for her Italian States ; for can it he supposed that Genoa will not catch the flame of liberty from Sardinia, and spread the cont.: won through the Milanese, and the territories of the ancient Republic of Ye nice ? War cannot be avoided in Italy ; but if it terminate in the establishment of liberty in that de lightful country, and in the expulsion of the Aus trials, what friend to the dignity of human nature would repine at the extent of the interdict ? There is no intelligence in these Papers of any interest from Stuns). The Freuch Fiiiids are. Five per Ceuta. 78 1. 85c. Bonk Stock, 1,377 1. 30c. Private letters from Naples ■nd Genoa of the last, state, that at the latter place 15,000 foreign troops Ind been stationed for the preserva. two of tranquillity. The MLitt the fonds, by some ascribed to the Queues Letter to the KING, is attributed by others to an apprehension that M,uisters are about to embark with the great Continental Govermeesite in an endeavour to•restore the old iegisee of Naples; and to keep dowii the rest of Italy. It is re. moored that Russia 'Deans to convey an army by site to Naples, and that this expedition, on its way, W - 40 put into this country. Terminate these deavours how they may, they cannot fail to be ate tended with a great expenditure of ninety sod I* odd greatly to the embarrassment of our finances. On Tonality the • Duke of YORK held a Levee at his Office in the Horse Guard , as Commander ill Chief. Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East India House for the election of a Detector in the woe, : of Sir I)avin SCOTT, [hart. whin hadNiaquelstisal.; At biX o'clock. the gleuies writ closetlnsed delivery* to the scrutineers, she reported that election' to' hive L. 11.0 oaa Justus U 11 Ai MON DER, . - - law eininbem wete~ ['tie Jusiat Du Pre Alexameler,,E.wit..•.. 1,049 Ned Beigjarlin EdistomMoree, nu Not than one hundred mud twenty usedierd practitioners received ti e degree of Doctors nr Me. dierstr, on l'urstitirlast, it Ufe euiveraity of Ediu. burgh. • ; • --ft - 4 • t i*.v. 4.. • . ' t.fr • • t 'ZOO) 41 r $9 THESTRES. 0101MiNfIdellt. This theatre was an Tuesday might compelled abruptly to close its doors, for want of rands to trona tins. tbe performance*. The immediate cantreefibits interruption is stated to hare been the refusal ofilat SitChelilla, whose poy had 'hem ten nighti its truer, I. play eny longer. orders the whole was paid Aeon. An offer. we understand, wee made them, In ap propriate the money taken at the doom to their ttse eachmivoly, but this propositams was r‘jected, awd there remained no alternative hut to suspend Mtn rfitrunurces.-- , -Mv. WATS*, is at present on the entinent, and it appears probable. therefore, that the season, of which only • few nights re main, amenor be completed. The following is a espy of the placard issued on the etenesion o Kim's Theatre, Tuesday, August lb. oThe *ability avid poetry, subscribers to the opera, sad the public, are meet respettoilly isofarused, Not °vitae to amides, and sustoreseen eireauestasees tbere eau be an per tbrmassee at this theatre Ibis melting." DIWIY-LANIL The tragedy of Venice Preserved was perferasesl at this Theatre lost night to a crowded house. We: have not often seen a performance which gave such general satisfaction as th;s : there was no sacrifice of a general interest to produce a single bat • striking effect. Mr. Boors was very happy in every poet of Pierre: Mr.. W. Wear was equally. so in lideidera ; and all the other perfermerenitas-' tinned their parts severally with peculiar success.— Mr. KEAN'S Jni er is a production of very high excellence, and it requires a little more develope. anent in our observatimis than our limits now admit of. The audience were excited in a very un usual degree during the greater part of the per formance. and the passages which were calculated to remind theta of tour political circumstance', were seised with eager avidity. , The celebrated philippic against the Senate was rapturously re ceived. and cheered with three rounds of plaudits. We must again express our hilt approbation of the spirited manner in which Mr. ELLISTOW has get up this series of plays. No expense steins to have been spared in this matter, and the whole business is arranged and managed with peculiar facility and success. The new comedy, Exchange no Robbery, attracts every night a crowded and fashionable audience. It is in admirable unison with the gay and lively spirit that has so long marked the character of this very interesting and popular home. The several performers are now become mellowed in their parts. and the play has the benefit of the full develope meat of their talents. We are happy in being able 10 Itate, that hii Mk./ Ent has given op his intention of a sea eitesis. 'ions It wools! have been emisidered very unseissor able in the Kt Nei taking his pleasurable indulge's" at the moment when his Quits!, is nudergoisig secution by the extraordinary measure of a Bill '4 Pains and Penalties;-( keeishig Paper.) Yesterday the Rev. Lunn!. But:wait was intro• duced to her MAJESTY, at the house of Lady FRANCIS, to present his " Stanzas to tie Queots.', The Reverend Gentleman was most graciously'''. ceived, and had the honour of kissing her UM, JESTT'S hood. Master WlLLtan Atiiretu (we believe he is is his 18th year) has beer, pat to school at Dr. LIND• SAY% at Bow, as a parlour boarder. understand that • great number of special constables have been sworn in, to anewd io the hoe of her MaJaITY'S approach to the House of Lords this day, for the purpose of preserving the public peace. We trust, however. that upon ao ocestiou so solemn and important, the caution. thoagh pro. per, was unnecessary. The people are too strongly impreased to be likely to commit any acts of violence. Mr. Las. the High Countable, during her M*. JIIIITY'S trial, will have a strong party of °Seen, special and other constables, under his control, to preserve the public tranquillity. Larger sours are said to be taw depending at the Subscription houses at.the west end of the town, oar the issue of a 'natter of the knit importance, at sois.. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE. Tile Vampire continues to maintain ins sway over the public mind. The acting is excellent, and the scenery and machinery. particularly the latter ' of the first elms. The house displayed a full sod BRIGHTON. AUGUST 15. ..m..11.1. Ever since ten o'clock this morning our town has been one continued scene of bustle ; and the num ber of visitors have appeared, as it were, all on a sudden, to have doubled. These had scarcely gra tified the eager curiosity with which they sought after the London Papers of yesterday, iu order to read the Queen's letter to his Majesty, when their attention was drawn off by a sight that is altogether unusual at this place. It was the approach from the westward of seven vessels of war; and • little before twelve o'clock the following ships came to an anchor about a mile front our beset) :—the Royal Sovereign yacht, the Royal George yacht, the "'hate Regext yacht, the Liffey frigate, and, the Mad sloop of war. There are also two brigs of nations of which is the Cameleota. I have out as yet been able to kern the name of the other brig. In lensthati half an hour the beach was crowded with fashionable.; the pleasure-boats were imme diately put in rei;oisition, and proceeded will, D o. memoir potties to sail round the squadron, of which Sir C. Paget is the Commander : lie has a broad pendant eying on board his ship. The aquatic parties have not yet returned. Last night six or seven of hie Majesty's domes. tics arrived Isere, together with his Majesty'. plate, &c. &c. Lost night, and this morning, the general opinion was, that his Majesty would arrive here this evening. Persons, however, belonging to the Palace, have this day declared that the King's journey has been countermanded ; but I can assure you, that orders have been given to the guards to be in attendance at the Palace-gates this evening at five o'clock. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princem • AUGUSTA went yesterday morning to Blackheath, on a visit 'to the Princes, SOPHIA MATILDA. Their Royal Highnesses returned to Loudon in the even ing to d r. • Yesterday, soon• after one o'clock, the Duke of GLoucraitsa arrived .at Gloucester-house front Chelteolieut, 'we are happy to say. touch improved id health. His Royal Highinas left Cheltenham oti ue►day, and proceeded to Beason,•iu Oxfordshire, where his Royal Highness ►lept that night. and left there yesterday moruing between eight and nine o'clock. . Mr. H. C. STOAT will shortly lesd to the altar • Lady CHARLOTTE BRUDENELL. youngest •daugh ter of the Earl of CARDIGAN. ThrOettleinent by Mr:STUNT upon the Lady is handsome. Yesterday was the Duke of Voter' birth-dory, which - lass riot observed, ut►ing ►u the late demise t►r the Duchess. There were a few illuminations in the retiring. Thep were nut• general, as the, public places of amuse nient'snd sou► ul d his Royal Highness's tradespeople - scut to York I•Vasiiii the . ' taunting to woke . inquiries at to the propriety of their ilumittaung, whew the Duke was plealed to repress-Ins old, to - dispeese- with this mark of re.. ,apt ct u:rou the present occasion. _ . sent agitated, than on the result ok any interesting subject that has occurred for many years. .. The following circular has been sent to the Ina surance-OtEces:— " Afsasiois.lumse,lslll August, 111119. " GCXXLCMCM—AIthough I have so particsisr spmeimm . aim for the peace of she City, yet is this evestfal meled It would be unwise sot to be oil geoid. Thursday seat bc!ng an important day, I would ask the favour of your ordirtig your use. to be we the alert to reader such asiistame, it needed, as may be advantageous to the public security and tranquillity—l am, &c. ' " THOMAS BRIDGES, Mayor" The Peers have herd all summoned to attend in their respective places this day, and from day tai day during the continuance of the trial. Amitsto others, we understand, that the Homiies. MORTON: Beat ELEY was summoned under the style mid ti‘le of Earl Llgnicsr.Et, and that the young Noble.; mall has declined to obey the summons, alleging that it ought to have been directed to his ;Wesel brother. It is supposed that the House will edam". their order, and that the young man will hintse. Octal nest thrust upon him. It is a curious question. Several I'eers have claimed the privilege of ob. muting themselves from the inquiry in the House, ou account of years. "It is the first time," milt Lord C. " that 1 have discovered the beuttiti 4. old age." . .. The northern roads are so crowded with troop em their march towards the metropolis, that it woeld! seem us if the town was to be put in a state of bloeksde. Major CODD and family returned to Kensington on Friday last, after an absence of five issittio, during which period the hospitable family Welds* Kensington has been thoroughly and most tisates.• fully repaired. Her Majesty, the QUEEN, has long been thi avowed Patron of a discovery of acknowledged' utility. We refer to ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, sot which it would be a folly to expatiate, was it uot to gaping IKe malignant sad barefaced attempts to imitate an ariteW which combines every tbiug which cm reader the HIM batik tiful, amiss its growth, Bed promote in every resort :SW elevate and durability of that grand oreassuat alibi human frame. . ~. . • • . ' VAUXHALL—The KttcG's Bi rth.duy was eel.. bated at these Gardens, on Tuesday evening, with a degree of splesdour which dears descriptios ; every tens presrutede sew and doweling prospect to the delighted eye, whilst ususie,alteroattelyginad mod enlivening, fascinated Mu ear. Malian Saguia wanderfisi pernwinances oil the tight talleffild'dieffirffillit'disittest ably suateined Calked, alai Ilse wegaines cidertainisteuts by tee Im e s si ge d,g a pgige. amidst a cereals., ailstatar or a ial fg a w l ifytag effect epee, *sew 1 ,,,,t i i i " 4 4, 44. e br ads she passed (at as alo% t sixty fret from tba and) "like feathered Ater-, eery,* to Me star which e iii'rityl to recede bei-e, We moue t cseclude oar liffibis eeperbTete witheitt represses" the eraillestios we interviewed at ti awe VAtisks a added to the atiractiem °fits escelleat i This Lady "bas been tat, loss a 'imager," and we, Ira We, merle tit a pecifeseion which heir talents are so enniiitis' di esieofined to miens, with orisfeleded delight. Mk ektliiiiiiti the audience by her execution of a most difficult Heavies, mid Med* liar' cora" 'Media as 'eashusiastie peel e tapplairsr.. Thieffiardeirs - weremdst fastilOasbty . as well as anperouily" 8 ,4"4"1..",,,i fl it e w e reeryoMilicitided 'till stir gee? Ugliest inonsiegvirsewd them la depart: To-Marrow earitiegOrii " d ertiladek/usPir ly sh "ItoFe" of olsOMffinse will be pis- meted is Mehrstios a the Viral dip of fill If oYof ifielgolo .. • the Duke of Toss. • inlet da•Aiiript% vier*** wharmark.. ' - • Fkii .ii -i, ''. , , - 0 ;-11.101141120611. " 1 4 .. j " •"r '' ..‘ . , ----. VIIIIW -- , 4 the,har.iii 4,4" . • hid i s i gill i i,k,: it: =iiii• 46 itrinkr ail* 414.0.4 Illibe ha Stet titlelhOsltsi it Val - i t: for MANI pest, left yeamslay stots. biatty•eisholiMid remliswhoisi .13/3 lap i k%t d .4l)! ~e IP/i. .,,iiii ...ME I ier„ - Itinl Cra. letilikelerti..ialtbssiboo. tosselefelilis • r 7-1 • 15-7-7.l.:Tra,m — • bompoodasi. 1 . 1 41 .p.d le iiiit:elp t ax.vum.seimilippe Thursday loM ttlw TlKVlssisert). IA I of the 1/41 P e *" " . ilk 46 , 11 *-- if V mar tat s b 4 bra dregkeab-traildd lbre. hese Ibithste - IMF beePppeithea istfieuttiose. The . littsiStsil Vs so ' - tit/ •babw ( etedr (ilk lievirlkfte4olltleWf 6;111,415e (felf_ts the I Ith kits.). promoted ea their mute (KA, gollitts-vfiartmoSer ollhdetfas) tallest 114 any) ; the royal anus sad Itlifibletiblebrellbelft encellestip palstsd es the-asses. sad treat sod haeliettu- I'' • - &wan& 'width Is a Mike whirl uppers entalsed_kre, VWII-1101171A. - is. oteloo. fts - est% 'Of lib; fear side paserais 'A 10141 t.4.1.-Atia—f. • leePl mews* with ! her IftoielleY% litift•lt. ." t• l at k l- .. I Mk g Deese 'mining eriesiliiia, Mistral. the'llftliht The body 4s roomy sailimolo two. the reef lb SIN isbiletill * us , L or d will osersoble as Sarno fate Mays'd sire,fed .s the Apar Comers eriebsiterr VIPOWWW,III4,OIIIII. j . fitiobscsis T ',to Sikh ftemetsitier. , top an also aressorssed with siker earearas t sos% the OW the 'he boadoireet Malik essieigibk It Taoists,. es the tomes of the sides sear the top. there appears a silver orre. I tyro t r pekesseliekt,'ffir IS Jeyesfrode. 'libel/ Sioser odt, lad lire illait l / 2 4`e la silver litteri usidetissials. get meet gs web(, Ilaciltelliteldralee, se the Illth ' • The s 6 " * " are of •IM/e d lliaree " 6, 7 •eltuttelltoli thl The 3d ragialriet of refill Laseashire militia, woman& setts( can surpass the basely of the heir" *kids Writ i ed he s e T. D. oohed,. 800. will Isiah ihfir to dews' silver matiessed, seressested by • superb messes or tee I e r id o ld g fig s i l i p, (kt or osp, the 11th Joss.) The privates wire Metal. The side lidos with the swabs sod costliest, sp ree o. r sh e mo o pert so he roo f oe t o /R ohe ta t awl ark "earl" or the eleheee yellow illy sod the reef Admh ihh is de Wirt tiiieSbit the snit iitiji.ity of them Wei Whit the Mid blue Vieth, all sisprMy erailneiated he t e t hheo e l ite' mar, they lora acquired o Orgeterst Owl. with rich late; '• il•thtblaT hoots with the • •ewt-elont aims is their (deli tiers highly creditable to themselves. mod of eke dant scarlet, orerawsepted with Use vests of s o the Akers . 0 4 opo.ra t imateetoort *Seers who have iii. deep Phi triage. with hooter•C the /*Mote Is very lislok eriwikoa amok. Tie mimosa raustaid so officers sad Ms sail Iles. superbly ersemested ; the wheels are trainee/. t hat trod li.. take hod 'ramifies, and. together with the hied Maiden, • 11F- Wittistite raglifesit it ilititia havlthr cotplete4 their sfeiwits oaf /week ride, gilt. The awoke% °ilia "rh toodth i s kakis( ist Illerlintralgh, here hi thassediiy lam made by Laurie, ht Orfortstreet, is 'spirit?, wiliasiiratit . (the NI last.) demaimet. wish silvery agreeable to Royal etispiettes sod eery Ws'y . made I. currespeed wish she menace. Hee ItNivels we • insdetstassi. istewde to awe it for the Ste time this sky, to ON MI LI TART PORCH. gelig I. the Howse of Lords: t etieettlY the public Were highly gratified wish a Witt of ial the emichilyh• i Milker is his Vsiversal History, sireeltiim of die Aegis. they were admitted et fit boot shosit.fe liosil,rforr, and afire esvpif e doriectite 50t, tv.i.ep , rape i•- 1 . eisriss the carriage. whit.% tea Ast s Spacious riot *kir W Visafir himieft was depends*. na the,Toritet who the shop, they retired at a lots .boy which opened is IS. - feili lifel4 We riot iiiiikeis if the 'Wapiti/. The physical rear late Castle.street Every perms as they "Ashanti, ' asid e fette r !lid irsifitlis4 task of Ns Sauk, Web Was emstile. 1 ' flay God bless the florae, and trey she overcome her allyweestred by issrullits the Slott bat littragest p wibe of eutialess!" The carriage Was to he !velem' last sight, ait Thieriot% eiodebed theit will indeltilite to the elreatisate as early hour this nransing. e•twi l r.A*# Ole ftetiallgh. l dolitiele 4 o." • I , t i ar ik iltt i *nspetidrpnrsisme.k piamt epee swit. Id Was' ' is Mit Wier times. It is imagined Ott epfilill Is lib Self ildliflratilif a initiates free. di.. , 'stag tie fill Gook Of arab i Fitter, yet the testi/sin #ls t., homier iVisit, prolog 'vests, limn that '.' Mil, ir hs steep( a'ad.lsoamtit. while the bodily army; at fed. S . Want *is well orgardsid Weer. WM *bee la ft in his sower iii elsolai:iii i . prwrir who shall be NMI Aktillbllibell fry sibisfil nelierieisests ; white that olds*. Welt WWI saint Witty with iiiestst itieytirtioti is the - 'sod stionstios slits youth, wilt serape to beat' ''. sad happieres. Thai shell we like Gide wealth lad Osier can keel .. t . a.. „,,rah h.” _ . els* it , - •••• - ... I I„ I .. ,' ) , I , . "dile - c oisitivieirk INSISPItay Alm iliwitey ooderweol a avoid exassioatisit bellies George illebsholl, Esq the siding Illaristeste, clumped so eihricias of brio; coacemoi in *Wise Bask mum to ice' liroost el 50i. bah a litter paling through the Ge diela 11 1 111141 ft, eider iitylieriose tircouseisuce., as he dues cot Wising In he Flost-Ofiee; be II well kwowa beat illinologhtim, kr. Whet hi to his a • • erse in cow . of priest, iblimmiliosi a Letter from hiss to hit wi a irii. isle/sepal at the Peetweice,.whieli cousaiiied a M. Ravel? of Eisleird hale, which proved to be our tithes* mirk I bid if doe leder, lad pi's of the 601. In the letter mew eery fen direttisei firth die Priwilate to Nis wife, hole M. citadel , the solo is a very cies:shwas way, So as to &old iii Whig traced to her. do killable§ beim; made by Lavesilie sod Salome, the eillicstii, regret* the Primmer, they discovered th 4 he sc, mitoililfg weal by the atria of Goad. They traced his oat ii 'Hide it Ns. 111,,Owistweirtet, I.lolelarriee aril ep , preheated - his Se the thl islet. Ow the sillies+. siCiireimeg; footed Baal; of Emilsod awed% and book poet-bills to pima* of likicalea p very easel& gold vatic TIM% siali. Ili reitained is kaveider's custody . while Sal. riot 'is staid. NU iesideace, Witte he &sod Dudley Ibullibrege bark Wks Sit Me, catitoot by 7951. all is IL ildidaka t la a .very dirty avid Hwy state. Wiwi • gamily of vaisahiejeindlevy. - Wilda li d r ce lo coodeet lie prom r . cl ime limit Part it the .••. Hi !anointed that he MI fir Wale tit prove t • felesiy, : at basin' *dotes pi** id yeti,d that the leder coiiiiiiiik die disk seta so the Missohl.wf WI. had mei arrived aid lien received II iiiesetod. Ile had written to Bradford, is Yordohire, to the g tottriasois and the iiittiog ae mower from lid derma* occ,Ord,. sweilY a week. He received ea wawa from there, i ink froth the !volleying who could r .p the seat-receipt of its litheet, he heirs abreat, ioforosing his the 'wholes he mama was at lie Crown leo, at Readiser, to Berkshire. (Noll 7 4 following day he received souther leiter , laureate Wip I mimeo le hod ft the Crown lea at Itslihile, sod I *is acit ham' Where he wee tare, Ile bad wade jogai lAN iiiiiiseir; sill foetid ire to be the ease. He thereto.. 010 d the lifigistrate to commit the Prldwier to a Attars 4 Ow wallas marainatiow. Alley idisodid for the Prisoner. sad objected to thy Ijosk e iti r tr o zaoy wee Dot proved, mud maim% is Ne • s o 1 4 11001;i g li g e t ;iiii, admitted ihrit fir he tbe ease ?, ye t kit Wawa to produce eVidence s if time anwgiumilimi eitlimielo he wee in posetasitm it circle.; FbiMal evideseej which, be was aware, be cosa not pro. its, lopt eVideoce, .s he wire as pepped to prove My ttoir's haWil.ording o r Ike letter, which woe imerceptei s • rt. /Wei very lianisitidely adilittes4 shit if Mr. Nabs, dliklif pledge Ms word at Wooer that hj dWilitd be able to peso *hat hit void, `dither With the letter, which it iiiii seep' .Ibe liagiairste *ad read, there woad be screpkl groaralo details * Pneoaer. The Magirtrate hiving reed the letter, porportiai to be 1 iiitini Joy tie Primacy, diredisi his wife how to circulate • oW tit Sisk Mail/bids hid berm disks, tie Prisolier was • ambeitlrd dB Friday seat. . Beejoedis Ibirdedie, 1111 sob' of a sombet.cardeuer at Brook-peen, Mainnsersmitb, and a ,your` woman of the aims . of Got** of the same place, were dun* with • ' Waist elision sad rata:hope. Collier and Jelfriee, two of the jibed beliditiot to Iliii'a party, who go List reed. The chime verve eatidectorily proved. They *relieves t. eat from passings, the path in their regular duly, Blvd Nittiolis,struek caber with so much violent* sloth a pokisit iiarly_leitissek him . din* The ciadoct of Miss GeAtiek • i hi ankh% tha oar* with her pitapat.** acconipsoWel . itittiotbdtisiniroprieties, but she epileatiaig wry merrily, aid iskitarledgieg the impropriety of ha carded. As • Isheets gm op the praideolkin aphid bee; Ink the Magi,. tTplea AdviseCtbe prosecutios against Nicholls, hs make an exampliof Rise to peeled Oirtleff hi their dory. 1 ?allowingtit" • . . • e dottee Wes posted up on the dour I of Lincoln's Inn Hall last moruing.. " the LO ii D titall4LLoll is prevented from sitting at Liiicolo's `• liiii this iliii, as he intruded." . Vesterday morailig a greet number of baggage. iiiggottit. eicorttd by ustrung.parly of she military, cot* wirer Wesimiuster-bridge, apparently moth . fatigued Idler • long myrrh. • MA 1141lig o , AUGUST 15.—A small boat, about • a tridepuen blefiglltF Pitt', with two persons 4l it, ir W Ales ortuui4teli drawn wider the. wheels of the • Arliiip iteidi.boot, today, just us she was cow. inig inte,ftsitionr: Pr of the inikAidusla has had ibis 6/brsket', and the other several of Iris ribs; 14Ne was p boatman, the other laid come here for !the benefit of his health. ~ Aj Ttae re n al I.Bd . b froPt. Bahia to Oporto, sod Pas I oil file ine!ls .; bra. fur flavaunah. were taken gild :tip', !dr . :G A by a . brig privateer; the focuser wit retaihepby (bp crew. and the. latter. given up. •. •Ilivi both ariiied at Pertiembubo uu .15i1 June. - motorkedy ths drill is hpatiatorirp is IMO* sephile -- ars, issikereedlg sitimitellohy islet While s is saving of tirimo ter fallowilig, Gni pre Stith advaateigea,ps !port eitike ietiy Is retied so t ille Seal of ihe 'uf;alkilitsta: MIMS weals erstlitestinell, lborce Ilia* 'ie.:Jeri the innitest titter' Hi ser this tenni of sirs., in the elmitest tined, 10.6 Wader ,geotemdly pramlieabir elets.osieouee, serve MA.- PSAMYI O , • . • - The tlireiety is evidestly rikotelsalismilosesd geepwidelp the imprommteste of sgthrithsve in giromol, by. arlppejirg it. preisiireses iwthime seders irf. flwir a irhitp ceno6 eutipelVwl h, essiermwe, it is desire' ei dually 'Mole 1i644 mopped, as the Aunts of it.e duel*, itelprieOi• ihM ster'Estet served wish iiillnitesatielsetkot , the vain stilesio, health tor She relear4ll of their keg and tiittifeil well..lotAg s megetring . the kindomie preishtte. with theirs/ of gratitude mid r k.. ..h ' ti fisiegio r in their eyes : Amersgel the esisipl{sfy Pritieit at tin rilre—thiPi rokwithaist, the Zed 'of !Merit% tent Hellas, laird Akio*, Mr 11r: M. Slower..l/eim .Sir r. whetter, *W. • Sir V L Eayssistatiette, Bars. the thee S. Pt Share., Sir \ohs invite, he • , A 6 .seethed answer otia.parildeif it ili•Mansiiii ho Mr. Alert husk of the iced Lima rossipissir reeding .we lisimiesd wed 'Airily. Dr. Cliorley, ask Lord Nikon presided all the awn saistrs end the ..oat total plot egsseulteral tenets earl seehillsesta were yarn in the eeiliv+e of the evenisi„. sod several wrote slug by greatcoat* of the Imteft • Sir Hairy 6es:thick's very liberally repeated his head. mime Fermat of s fist lout us Ilse occasion. Mr. Addiuell.. of Terkester. nests }oust hull, not two yenta and a half eifsh wheel Vas We late to he regolarly ro. tweet fur the skew, modwieseh terighellyal she Toll Bar, o n e hundred and stet, Mane, foremast sporissida to the moue. riontoce AG114411401.41. REPORT FOR 31111 Y- • - . So Silk has beim the weather through the present that epoch extra assiety, 1abe0r,,,x043111011111111..1111y 4 arrow. have been Wearied. is the Imp held", aitil ro t. the irjwry .birdthe_ belse u iettetieeit there, we Wive greet teams 19. apprefiesit,Kross.shelpiwat eveporatinim end iiefutPlif t'f• Ike slinks. ilptietsiy of them will break up tun .weeelitiested ion, Ed eseeWY.outbki• Thr early Pori e. „imam lors.ia PIM imAltacel• been lekte uff by the Sian, se that there is but • narrow Wrath's of, Swedes . Mandate i those, rep is the middle and tat. ler, pail .017 Ilte.eceeeti hate. evstle, pretty word regress; hot the heavy mow liamum Mulled the pores .4 the eerthi that it it in a bad atm; , s.uj ,segsires teeth hatruwinc Mod liseiug to relietre the Omits. The stool crop-, of Awe', barky, oats, 410...(the ittgets ,pf which site • secede the sisal length) base bees, Os* g llo -1!8 i t erre * l5ll • roll passing ...et them, by the heavy showers * such fell about the Ilth inatesc, tied .frowr their going.down.e, early. are likely to be sitich initnina_, both in prosiett sett • quality if grain. The pens. Asp, sip isewe lone, sett thin • are e .. Ily,well nee ern of .eiseefr trefoil. mil swatting Seed, are • good swathe, and the hued. well flied with treats of line quality, bit ihs *calk r at presses is .an fesunsable for, poop goom ep..nspeoapsemitlibewdling ths Wank eed white is the Gelds as the mover may be buteorrsupelo. ea, era Ist a kik, quality: Iltee ethetwi.e" neti.ibtot in lea risk of iejorisig the pe,441 Itehestjorg. ..71:ir grass hook !Meth's'', ehberreeitseleslihne shear teethsee,ituts mesa* at this newton of the year. .4* breotosee ewatellwatil 011- iog at pear 105. err blettee. gri4i*lll mute Pfau 10°4 and elmMilm 6 lfeMfmlets hot \Mb* g., fa al high prim. In sbe_velet stf lettesiteatosit Ankye'stes ties little ukettokm•Moteenir last Report.:. Cenobitic weal cvntieetn 11 # l :W i w i n 6 0 AAP.* ie"tbellet.hoe bens *via fur rather more mosey, but the Sue qualities go offtilowly, as befits stated. - • • FLAGITIOUS GI/TR:WE. On Tneselsy, as Mr. Nett eiseeel able surgeon, resi.lt . ing its. Kral-road, was iiisiaft at a Resale pace iu Seta eerriele, stow Benosusdery, I. the direction Of his own homer. • fellow driving a Wog team purposely kepi Int waggon is ouch • dieretion that no other rylikle could wifely pease. Mr. Porte, who was is some hasty, iimpect i • folly expostulated with the felyw on the fonprokieti of his Seeded; hell the reinsmormice ivy excited a hovels et hit mipesse C WI hew esikaresored is drive i t , hoist,' eraggoirer; • bg • TONI ismistome frostrost biaateeigs. end warty ste•ia the ThoieF,,tiy tiMncinc tliewagros,i* ; enetartmith, ~ALr. Sae then aptilied bis ;pi p !eget; hs (urea:wit horite,ef 160 teem, with eke; imeltfrig it &sage viilair; the driver eisserkseed an stem*. au rioleitt ttllf 68 h prorated, wpm both him (Mr. mid his ise.vars, on whirs • hr Irmewedo. enteeitoet Ilectltslteti with he .hshg whip, • sbl 'l we r e rVICIrIistIX lite "MaibulLes. din fJi a•r was toe., Unseen berms:eat Server Wacieease, and wit erne qtc : The Anniversary Meeting Of the Cirfililid-British Members of Jesos College. Oeford, was held at' Aberptwith, on Taiga, • Tbe grudge. tions to which IMF 0(124 thicel",htle . ii wire reed by the itee*P:Zioli,/..reit9'w ' of the bilsite. Otinuetted Calle rs. 3:lnectreeoitties of SIOL fa* dew bellt. %Vela' May ea thesweetts sit TA LIMN, ' , LEI" higiik s %sidles's.. I end' of two SV for the best pax Englyisrost du' the ”Fbitcl j dietae i C 414 ilea t :2; w.irg, up Necow, of the ;Itveritud J. Jou,. .41. A ~(Joan Tegidy of Jeans .College; Mr., Davits; of the same College ' woe pronnoiseed of tat. (or the twee treholatiou of *mita tti Welsh language, IL is 'elks dl.tb fits lama, AU! sleirit srf eunipetiposs pod e ed. tow' , moat 'he ittruded with very benedeisf roosisprenens,-ihiau: wench as it will muter the amyl capa . bii et Sosiroctiag; Webb' fre thew , rrtlrg . friini d ema ihrg„ . minit 4 wt . . I Tfier4i. 15014, liiiiionsfaris Carobs. galSoMte. kisidty yielded' the Ada-nations 4,1145. bloody so tics es President; ,ina Of tfie teclOt k. a nomeresia party sat denou're 'elf' owned up with bulletin! taotr i „ 4 the 6.rgett*u loii. . , The Don. Cheat. from Graeoland. with three. toll. Isis artiteti set Aberdeen, The aussouist sailing match for prises. give* by the members for Southampton. took. place on Friday l.s t o wheat 4l nine* slatted. ht.lieing i ram. /Wry acre two hIMIti pint two r hat a fresh* bieree springing op. they clime in; is beer style.—The four iseptscatititled to . the prises were, the Litiely, the Long lifiegtes, the. Vest. dad the Sir -.W. RA Chapossinv .hibl• a large party of faihiolia. ;bias apt lUs . sstifol .sissies - .widener.-ti. wisnem Oho aisdast,. and thous's*, a speciatominard the Aare% v iiiiiris' Arta raii*OArvaik sonny': hwee-ikikr . paii . Kll' 06, .14ftehow.... • • . . vo xo t i...o. 6 , 4,12011: vpraitestalaptel ~Of NNW te lortitlam.p . ' ,400411011/41141 1 .1101 1 04 , 111 r 11/41011010011 -id , 1 r 1 40 0 4 10 ,4 . . , alavasyger,To r slCTr i es.„ . , 4 47 1 • 1, 7 1 1 ,b, melig : d r:L ixtat ' ' . 4 1 - 4Le' i t • ii,,...4. its. 0. 0 4 . kW 10 AM SW 0 0 4.111 1 1/0.1 11 11 1 .10V 1 • 14 . 1 "1 1 0 11 uir i lOU P"' 1 amid radiants ;0 11 ,1 0 .1.* .1 ifii•Si:44:••••_ o o ikon si.iiii• to claiii .1 liii• 1 46 firletfl tiettniy"7,4 TWA aiMaihael•ati it swi tza s:1 ;: 4.i. ..ity . tillio,'lts *SW*, MN 1;141, We rtr 1. 4 .1 4 r4 Me. writimalothie if iiaiselettait and "..aaala a ._. .., : ~~ . f Y f I II