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asper*,..te Who, ne ornoote the time orndi“g of , th.al Me supply 6 glum of ilvoiliod. ''.4teirere of ti 34; r *tilers in 149r:climes ;. wtwit thesem... every r rbervwiriml. tehli hiS man i la sop t po.oel by law to be a esisahle judge in any case s e sara i, h e has slime err apparently indirect iiittrvist. lAA/ int.r.at Ise oirllets of !Alor to have all the sir-bet- i.. the world olv.is for it, a. wsll as frir it to valo •Irle at borne. 1s ix the intr-rest or buyers cf labour to poi ii as Alwap as they eta. The beers area notsvf this country only, bitt of all those aNO take. English. commodities. The Engle* tool of !Auer, who would prevrut foreign buyers frisn percbsising ,E4lirls liberal. with corn, pm ? nitres his own iuteent, and preindicos that of labour i;i two ways:. he makes labler cheaper by cutting oft port of the demand for it ; be makes his own g fitly dram by reducing the quantity attainable by lalsotpr. The nest consideration of the author is the in,- tenni* of copitalist., wham be divide, ,into three potties : lit, cultivatrws of laud ; 2d, manufacturers row..interval consumption, and of articknileading to imiperttition of foreign commodities ; 3d, maims f aguters of articles !embus to importation of corn. The inievest of cultivators of course, Ahat Labour be cheap, and corn dear. The inter/it of landlord. leads them to the same feeling—Airs letting their farms. it may be their interest tugtet as Mach corn, or any thing else, far their money:re* as possible. " But their permanent inter* rs Ist have corn dear, because it gives security, for rent , and comedies fur present tom by the IrrosPeet qf future gain in the bargains they will be able ira make it the renewal of the leases." it is their*. %erne of the seco;d..clitss i of . eapitalisti totter, coin there. Their profit erioportion.to the &dean.. tag. of their Capital to - Ceinsonters and labourer., midis generally highest when labour is high, and least when labour is low; and then he quotes Aivetica..where labour is dear, and capital generally priohictive—and England, where labour is cheap, and capital unproductive. The interest of the third class of capitalists is labour cheap, nod corn dear ; bat then theVr' trade (if they are allowed say), opens a market for labour, • affords a supply of corn. As to the grow. i•vg 'of corn, he separates the countries into three classes (three seems to be a favourite number) : lat. those where more is grown thin is consumed —Riley, those where exactly the amniotic of con sumption is grown-3 , 11y, those where les. is grown than is consumed. Ile proses that the dissimilate rityof circumstances could not prevent the prie4s: or each country from being regulated by thatA al the markets of the world, were it not that lei the excepted case of England, " the peculiar po. hey of forming .• monopoly in favour of the land owners ha. been established." This, he slim " includes the sellers of Ishonr from the market which would arise from those who' have inliErSiity of corn, and would •barter it for comusadititai It. prevents them From supporting their families, used dooms them to a reduted'ilate of subsistence. The Merit of imagierisog 'the torture of Tantalus is due to the ancients—the reproach of putting it 't., practice rebscherrt ilo ouraelers." lie proves •the further injustice of this principle by 'hilt.; • i•.g that it is not in the power of the ragricide ! lutist* either 'to purchase or to constable tticireo.l "(lute of native labour, wind) thrOugr Ile points out the mighty power and ineitiiii&kikri ductitesiess of mechanical labour, aided 'by ensue power, mid by a Chairs of close 'oild'Wfil•P connected argument he' lends •to thin praictieldiesisi f?rence-6.that while 'taxation is heavier, pod `NIBe tfi•srcr by between 30s. and 40.. is Erigland io any country of the world, commodities are mi.+ nufactured in England cheaper mid better:Thai' 11.4. of those countries—witotss the barderarf.• tot,. woollen mannfaret#o4. tits 4 osill Eipplier Warty ' t:c.; other commodities are iitielifioded fur heingko!l cheap as elsea here, and of better workirrauship add( , preparation ; others are scarcely as cheap, Ml : I'0•1111 of the heavy taxes on them ; hut none haring a dift.-renre of price, compared with foreign cum mirdaties and miurffactnres, 'qui! to the difference between the price of English and foreign corn. These statements are of in reply to Mr. • Brougham, who took part with the grower., and rrelom'd that they should have a protecting prier for. gmiu equal to the 'protecting ditties ou corn -metre. The author proves that commerce is not protected by duties, as snort English pr duce can lbe rendered cheaper than that of foreigners; oil ace. out of superior mechanical -power; but that commerce is ou the other hand rendered barren, by itreveriong the English Idbourtra from exchung itog their skill and indu.try fur foreign grain, in ostler to compel them to give the native grower!" no enormously adraycyd price for tlie• little goatee City that they are able to vrocure its couppens&tiox for the theninished demand for their lahuur. Thst anther hos nut left out of view the claim snide by{ the -growers to superior Inter tor account of the superior burdens which- they endure. Of ems* he slow. them nothing for, the pressure •of thesis tax.s which affect others as wssdi a. throe. " Thai would ouly be an argument sigaiust taxation prise, The tithes tire scarcely to •be reckoned became the bargain for rent a made Nrcordingly. 'Elie only partial pressure then is the pour tales, the greater part of which fall upon then' by not per 'setting the exchange of labour for foirrigu turn. lhowtarr, he grants diem the full benefit of th.iir plea a. to the pour rates; and then Iss emote. frail on 'trimly, Nu. 65, rage 175, of Pie EdioliurkA Reiiere, "of the birth and parentage-of which Mr. • lkositrlism is thonglst to be well 'gunned," 04 dolloping *cresol ' FARIIIka. ON ACCOUNT WIT!! PUBLIC. Dr. Cr. es,hisfore's, _ peke of roes,. •ao Salsa*, dee frogs pre Ediviberpa Re. earn groom. M. 4...; r• 4 sow, No. LW.- • ...... 164/71011110 p. fah -1 t4,5711,10e Such seems to he the feir state of the sitenfore. • We have mode the of peel int.Ntope-s r easoning. The ricrllence 4 bis 1 140 ii asity be fully apprreisted by reading it. .. wooly question Irft seems to he, whether the Govevisuseist will deem it proper to keep the popnbitilitt a( the 'country in want and discrintent fbr the beftellt of .by far the he, numerous chaste ! —the agricultrariels? Or if thi. be taking too much in the argument, let an inquiry be wade of the profits likely to result horn a free barter of commodities fee fereigs corn, mid let the revolt be compared with the 'etre charge derived to the growers by .the monopoly pike of cora. This would still he partially: favourable to the grower*. But the public sit,birge shield have much more moon to be seimlied with the decisive then hi premot, espeeielly-if foilernesk sip by procti. cal measures—thC state !Old be tielselited by the change Most peterielly ,the pa*iige of iliekeibed Wale thresaiikthe ceetaperkermes. ~,,. • 14.0 *lli )r - ) I tqf I ).4 unionstr I?ltrA;g. lONDOS * T(IP,SbAI'• ;Ailil/Vit i ... 3 4/00 i :6 1 6 4 0 6;4 6 It is ssat e that the .e rot of her Iptyal Sewn. the Ditelsesilifirtskie 'stay exercise itCousiderable influence,SissUisiteied ings instituted against the QvuiL Ahem the prospects which it seems to ciiiiiS,lo,:,e)oht Sec member of the nova Family..it mow. wit so yet be proper to make any remit:4U ,11,11,01)*,, eff.d, however. which the event is Ilk* Isvpreiisee. will probably be the postponesiesiyA'Nrilf4!swes's trial—for what would he aggroo nom - the part of the Ministers of the Ctoirst,lllolll=l . prosecution of singular Severity pit Consort of these realm., at the very Mogan* *belt the Hoye! Famiiy is niourning over the Vibliesis nearest in rank to her &Weiss On this diy week the House of Leeds will Writ' -is pursuance of the terms of their osillilleleheltio Vepuratory to the cori otiOcemeri_ t fisillhfrit _inerdinsry proceedioiStver witnessed ja Air ftliffil■ try nal being convulsed by the inelence - anslismir of revolutions. It is Mlles. true than ;the House of !words has actually brew sogisimd ;:iiirtif:ofie s of proceeding.: *4 'Vitt .their Lordships was never collected by mow Ist.w 'lletilitan debate 'upon the expediency of:11114011,g: *Sl**. I xi giggeore.Tl►eir Lordships, it *ad "IN did t itiliers contained iullwistitied trees' relerred so a Secret Coolimit.o4.lff: .-▪ thrOopo.e of receiving the soirtion !ef•that' ,P r iliiiiiiitee upon the molly ',.iiksitimii4gsprtipir to ;the , aglopsed. The Committee:Muds their Repent.' they Amides tody ist ! lort their Mil - Of, • mafiosi to all the chums., esoolooeti, is the grotto bags, they forget the most finpurkent `part of their duty, awl they declared that.her conduct demanded a solemn ir quit', they offered no, SoCh air inquiry oughsrifrissiossnetareesk. 4 l,Erill Li vat root.. then gait on the followiug disy;zonbosit a Bill to theiairoilsidene.. Lion, founded' Upon the Report of tklegilkittnittee, and this Bill the Noble Esrl laid upon the table, and caused to be read a first time, in right of his privilege as a Peer, without condescending to ask the opiniou of the House -upon the propriety of such a proceeding. The Noble Earl, in pOisOance. of the same privilege, intimated his intention of moving the second reading of the Bill For proper extra . - elboge produced by r's. fair arouuut of pro.. , . On 6.lirm s rm I resag duty, us - pluyrtt iu tiosbaa • - • the tot.l timidity . dry 4 £500,000 of train cruamtotad . Threraourtbs of in the tuatuy, via. , puur, rotas and 3'..0 • tt,od9 quar• county rotes 0,000,000 . , Icr., at is. per --.--- Outer,. ' f 10,1113.11.33 ' t 10,500,000 Six shilliuge theu, *wild, iu the letueressigk.. Military • , Ile !wattle by one VaiAigia. whit entitled himself ()readout:we !.1044116191 ditenewrke. Th4rels. li:mrieurnta, earditisl Sri 0,4404 yri" was required by the Revolaremmismerillisseme • re Dalt in honour of their trinnaikhu i tfi c re fused I. *code to their wishes. Via.shaem pro erected to Naples, when he required r:f tire Govern ment that Syncretise should be int:separated wilt the kingdom of Napier, but he reitietd it , Pmertive refusal, and the Prince Vienr.Geweirat piiblished s Proefintation, disavowing 441 , Iwo in the enterprises of CASELCIA mmi and tmeisnanding the Nespoli=t t e - Tite in the cauterise of the neigh ales. We hope that these centilitre/emu, lise made a pretext fur introducing Austrian weeps Welke kingdoms of Naples, and overawing the adeilisites of the amlu lion. The Spatial' Pijoete furnish some account of en attempt that has bees Pattie by ems retlesiasties of Gallicia, assisted by deserters from the infamous regiment ofipbaokiii es. to collect au armed force for the efr o" er effecting a comater-revultstiott.— The eke/ grated themselves into a Junta, which -soy adequate ademstage to if! desired to the van. try from their further 'prosecution. We trust that the experienee of the few wedge which have elapsed since the commencement of 'bete eXtratodintry mea sure.* end a knowledge of the iniPrestion they hare produced upon the thinking pert of the community. will teach Parliament the nreeisity of reflecting seriously upon tite dangerous consequences which 'bight be enticipated, should this prosecution name firer Mairresrx be urged farther. We en treat the Peers of Parliament to consider, that however the Minister@ of the Crown ary he ismoli toted, their Ladebleiesimpieet readmitted for the promotion of this inquiry. ind that they will bear in mind the opiniest airway and emphatically ex pressed by the other Hera of Pllviiiststeist. after • hag and *Pertain delft* OW the awed - op. dolt of the charges prtiervile.serhoot the Qv se would prove disoppranting .po the hope@ of Parlia ment, derogatory frees the himarer of the Crean. and Miseries, to the best homily' or the empire." The general characteristic of their Lordships' legislative proceedings has hitherto been esatierS, sod their uniform praetier.• hes been to temper the energy end vivacity of the other House. -Will their Lordships now exchange character with the House of Commas, ind skew them. selves so forgot's, et their dignified modem tiopor.d tempered witillmipilr to please mighty, and Midmost • 'sliew of geiseiroll u atility. into • subject -femiglit in the eoleinis viiitant of tive other Halite Perlisineirt with public Celli of the most op polling magnitude Meg agitate the public Maid ?--will Meg endanger the tenure of Royal Crean, by degrading Majesty itself ?—will Mg: be the persons to fling a bread of contention aummeit 'eleassitive, an mill, and a discontented people ? We earnestly recommend to their Lordships' no. Ate glee admirable Address to the KING. framed 41 lard Joao Rosetta., published in this yesterday. They will there see expressed, ie mimpostitatiomil languige. the tease of the mangle ) upon this stiplappy else, and the question. as kt, concerns 'the public, fairly inn rationally ott*llle:' It will appear strange to the eyes of peas". should the Ham of Lards - rush with reckless difference late so elarmiog au Memigation, mud tios ! House of Commons refuse to enter upon it, frost serious and consiitotioual apprehension of the ma nifold evils *silk which it was necessarily end obei• wady pregnant •! We have learned with pleitawre that the Quetta hes preetponed.the enema,' of receiving soy pub. 'be Addsewies *for the hl newt. This is no Anise. They are pouring iweiram bee ham all quarters. asonties,• cities, sod 'tangs 'A 'breeding -of the County of Middlesex for Ant pais* will be held this day at Hackney. The •cuutseladopted by her MAJZITY has its motive in respect to the memory of her lamented sister, the Duchess of You. ' The same unfeeling policy which would bribe her to become an alien and outcast, has withheld from her a formal notification of the melancholy event, but it could soot suppress her sorrow for the ttss of • relative end friend. We wish that one precise mid particular form of answer by• her M•J ESTT to the numerous Addresses new in 'preparation from all chores of people. were consistent with that respect and delicacy to which they are entitled. Custom, however. has declared it otherwise. arid we admit the difficulty which her MAJESTY must encounter in cloth ing the• uniform, pure. amid genuine feelings of liar) heart iu new acid Paried expression. A cessation from the performance or this task we therefore hail with pleasure. while we lament the they modestly called Apostolic; bat being un able to inaiatain themselves in Spain. they re tired whirs the frowsier. of Portage!. It was believed that their proceedings were counte winced by the Archbishop of San Jago, and the Eniltop *female. The insurgents having collected a small body of men, ventured to merest the Minh*, for the parpose s of renting upon the heights of Peunizas, but the approach of some troops dis patched against them by the Joni* of-Gallicia dis persed them, and the latest dispatches received by Attougm.sa, Minister of the Interior, notified she total dissulatiou of the Apostolic Junta. An onecdote relating to the King of SPAIN gild General Quitman is mentioned in the Gazette de France, winch, if true, might recite some desks of the King's sincerity. When the General was presented to the King, his Majesty seemed for some time to look at him with great earnestness, sod at laitels " I bare seen you before, bet I cannot mare whim it could have been." Ina moment aftereseds his Majesty rearmed, " Now I roman bet ; it was yea who brought me the tidings of •13eWrial Powder's death; I then suede yea a 64111101, mod you said to me, 6 YoUrMIJUTT.Esey 111 7 6 be tranquil, for there are no longer ally trai. ma." It is added, that QllBllO6/ 4 on leaving the ifilifilfiter, fai n ted. It is evideut that if the KING made use of these expressions, he meant them as a reproach to QUIROWA, and in the present temper of the public mind iu Spain, and after his own repeated declarations of his happiness at the peronismo which took place. his lifsigsTir must be very ill advised to indulge in any language Which might betray any feeling of displeasure towel& the principal infirm weed of the revolution. The French Funds—Five per Casts. 7.r. 95,c.; Bank Stock 1,375 f. Exchange en London 25 I. Go c. We have received German Papers to the 45th last. The Emperor • and Empress of *mina have returned to Vicuna from their visit to Bo hemia. The following is an extract from these Papers:— coarreatisormr, MIS ie. The Porte has received satisfactory inforauttima respecting abs poluial situation of the Paths of Joatiohaa. Ales phis it so carry the war 0111 of his own territory, sod to leave the frostier' Walled, which readers as attach ou she Albasese very perilous. The Turkish army is, however, soperirw to his, especially in cavalry—it has besides a traits of artillery add battering up on, _ __. ---- ........-....•7 0 , 044 1.N.. - Thursday, the 17th of A ug ust, a u d all the ar. cause. Were the task totes/sled wills every possible I manes, sod the love oflyl.oolinikoro the troops with the raligestients hitherto made bare been carried lino facility, its interruption would be desirable for au. Irreste•l zeal, as It is lettlnikeild'alie are mararreas raga effect with the silent acquiescence of their Lord- o th e r reaso n. 1/er M A JESTY l i es been chargedly sloes of mercitaintiee at Joseph's. The Tartish fleet which his troops as hosed am MOO 's h i p e ; beC.Uthe, in. rsct , by the forms ur . PA , II.- - her eni mks as sppealiog in some of these Ausweis °wow „ owe " w of twin ," impwisee points im imams. °snit, or at least die courtesy unifortilly,okverVed to the passions of the twople ; as it she should The tortsuale snack spots Arta has proved how deitgeroas •in each matters, it rested with the proinnterithhe be insensible to their love and ntrectiou, as if those operations are to Ali. The treaeares of this l'acha - Bill Whethre"Alig i :isitise or the House slioUld,ihe she should answer the warmth of their rigors- are not all at Jamas*, a part of sham Is deposited is the • taken in the previous stage of t h e Bal. or . slio•Je- _aion with coldness. mod Prose herself laid- Racket Seraglio of Tihalsmi, Alit Ilinblebee• - bate be adjdurned tilt the' motion be Male I:illpia . &resit to life and honour, unmoved by the gross second tefthulf• Upon this lint"t We "Mk 40 1 1 ' ',mid malignant cattitn•iies of her enemies, and The Comity. 510, Copt-Attila -41M HALL, sailed the authority of the Lam • CoaticuLtiolt Vis , : insensible to the dati4er 'and perils with which last week for the South Amtlettan station. It is when Mr. BanlkillAlit 'lit the bie.nr the 114 ‘. 41641 she is enviroord. However, we are glad to snidersitiod she . will be eurpdoyed principally in of Lads, ezprimuird Alm ilUustrietts Clieut's wishvisit ing the various marit i me stations and Woods find That for she presetit her enemies are de.' • S out h ern • •rs Ci 111 t h e slacloc ',era'', for tbe purpose a that he stiouldlhitted to •speak liM: ... 111Mo! ..p e i ee d c or n o f this l isui ll e f or s t o n e , The people. improvement in nautical geography, mud other sub. siluNnto illi*ii`et 411 e 1 111 1041 . 0 1 .1 1 ractedilIK IT ..6 5 1 1 . &riot her credit for the cause of her silence, will jeers connected wits' naval ecietice. the Noble and Learned Lord on the •Woistsatk not suffer it to ao.rte their aitiout or cool their Resnais' at Spithead—Rochefort, Royal George, mini, that Counsel could nu( lie suffcri•ff at 'their ,ff tEt i o „,„ . Royel Sovereign, Prince Regent, Creole. Liffey, Lordshipe•ber to argue against the privilege.. . ... oi a Spneerte, lislrieenia. Brisk. triad. slid Sealy. -the Iphigerria, Capt. HYDE PARKES, Is ID be Peer of Pashantetit to lay any . 11111 he plea.id - wpon We have received Paris Papers of Frialey last. . t , utteu to take out Mr. FITZnitkALD, Minister Ple. the t a bl e of the Wipe. Th u preparati o ns . listh e rts i A letter from (tome of the troth uhimo informs I titiniteittiery t• Ilw Court ul Sweden. made upon.butli *ides for• pteessing ► .the I hittivi, or, that a pirpolar_kusurrection took place as Cap t ain G. W. HAMILTON is appointed to the mask 4 ns•SifllY be Mr.;:iiirirt . 4,4,i4;llll4•4;teisiii a • the 4th at Poets :Core° , and also at Bose. Cumbria' frigate, at Plymouth, titling for the Me. r u bterreaireti station, to retiree the la hellgOnt. Mr. reason for mut etnerior at the presents stage ot.etie _torah , . lenns ttefougieg to the I'epe, but geogra. • J NIEGS is appointed purser. .1 't'• li - '' t - i'lj,,: s i.o. t .t • : • iliieal4v subraord vititMlu 'th e •' u I!!.°Sn'OPK l :Al' f f! "I .q!'!';' °l ° I . . - ~ 1 1 11 r- 1 li i ,' l ' 4. "-dui" of 14"1". Th e Creole frigate. Captain A. MACSBNIIIE is , il • aims' •be remembered that no. oppoi trimly l'ho yeentutiren am itierted in both places with Wilt previunily *dffered"fiseatisca!silig . this •Vy , iiij . — very litee.elifkumiloy vrAdoodelical. .Lt is stated "in . "d i 11.°1 v i to proceed to Buenos - Ape! ! Sc, r • .11w ',moo pendant of SD THOMAS HARDY, W.C.B. that • filo:yawl Shay for •dr.cus.itig ti4e..prissisple ~ the fetter, lllit • I s' V . I_t_t' :_'00.1.. _sysD Ifite , l? , flers of the - She will take the 'Count I'ALMIFLI.A, l'orlDgerse I ,od-kkilithlol,ky ul'lClDesslate 1. "Drout "the' lOW I ioesepositots..Pcie.s:/ / 4iicirrli. o' soi.rmeois, 11114 i au 'lliiiiiiter fur Foreign Affsir-, lions Lisbon to. Rio • ' ' • • ties' • foi the ' iecod - reiding of the . —sod Apkthseiwy. ...I'llese-Cvorofilaliorrul Likodemen were - 4413 0 1 9* - . .•- • . . Darling/m theirr turetoore. IlWai, fee . _be Mon. i Vino/4 roVeotes I.ft Myren. fur their *rat, • Flare. Mir John and L. fliatilkisten not farnilb 4nvelift n. q• „ raw lenibbe2. 11w Itiekt ITna. Rrt6►rt PA I and 1.-V. 1. ft It. it know hi Great `fitantloupe.berret • May•Gte, fur th. se Kat, Iltirktiltans.nervey. Sir Jobe. Inantry. Sim avoi family, have 1/ ft Batton, far their neat. Wiewington. Cheshire. Mr Centre Mneray, Bart. 1.11 EV/Anies Gnt.t, Albevank. Nn el, yeArnlay,f,sr the Military College, Bandhe r n. Ifird Chanel Manners left tuna yestrrtbit, fin Belvoir Cabs IN Kat Isimbh.Bite. Leert fairy, front his Ilene iw Mansittens riser, foe his seat, Whitley Cain, Weree.terbhire. John Gloolsione, EA. M.P. tel !amity fens/ their halm in firufbspernreet i casselaNneet, for their nest, lesfuetlb Hewer, Li/sierra/4. konirtrium.y, Uri& am. e Tossgsbtannwsc • lit .1 , , 1.141.31T.1. • W'ATEKING PL4CRS. Runes. attests? 3. More sor lad the folloesing are the Murat aeries* sip._. The Bigist Heil. Lard Dandas, the Rev. Mr. mail Mrs. What ton sad family, R. Clwilusire, Fes, Sea. T. Demist. Hr. suet -111 m. Nest &ad &wally. ItittMLINOTOII QUAY, AUCUST 5. The &Bowing. seselogat ("them, hem arrived here:-Loot Macdonald, Majur-General the lion. G and Mrs. Bomille sad family, Rev. Sir C. sad Lady Anderson. HAIIROGATE, t!GegV 3. The following are the latest arr,vals at this place :-414 Geste the Lord Bishop of Chesty, Lord sad Lady Aylmer, Sir H. sad Lady Ihheisiss, Sir H. 111.Dowital, troll Het. chinos) Archdeacon thingwosth sod family, Mr. Gr e . • - wood, a ir. Stewart, Mr. Cathcart. IttiToU. AVOIHIP 2. This highly-celebrated watering-place is now extremely gay-.the three holds is that Sne pile o f b o thlia g cane.' the Cerserist (erected by Ws Grace she tate Duke of D)evueoliire. at the enormous 'sperm of oat hook c sod Nuts flans mod pounds), are ail much (-roosted with some of she 1;1 , 1 families is Ike land; whilst the Hall. the Greer. sod all she other inns mad lodging. houses, are drily tucreasing afar respective sionsbess of issnates. On Tweedy the company were gratified lay a horse race for • silver cup, value Sego gives by the inbabitaine uf Haz lett le the North High Peak Yeomanry Cavalry oil service lore, and commanded by Captain White. Christopher Wil son' Esq. sad Captain White .wrre the steward. of the 12;-•, sad a coarse having been formed, sear the village of no tarial, there was a grand display of fashionahles in their ea • ilexes os the Moor, ischidiog amoopt them his Grbef 11. e Duke a Devonshire, 'Lord Kienaird, stud several whir Nobleaser. • saurAß IF PETE. The breakfest Peva by tie Gasses of the Visli Mwesseir ohm the review as Hessolow Heath os Friday, is estimated to have cast coda Mew 341. Tents were pitebei en the green of the baresok-yard; smiler which, its theist= of a merest, twelve tables, ell. tmither abeam six bliodertil -fees, were so sernmprot, dust each pelves coteasooded a view of Mrs wholesome. These • tables pretested a mot inopesis! 'prelatic ; a saset.simeds display of handsome ornausesta. Flags, is miniature, aim,. let to those borate be the Latteers, se. re istruduced, with which the Ladiesadoeseel thrwaselave is esdNarke. The hew' was furnished with all t h e delicacies the ea of cookery mold invest. The dessert consisted of pioroppliewandilir eboicest fruits, with • pettfosiooof Less. The basis at Ike 10111 sod 12th played during the ifspuera whey the py juvenile throng retired So a large roantwee, wherein a phi. form was erected; this 4w:espied the central mot in Ale be. fore-owed cresceist. The unitise was derogated irithelegaist foliage, is. which the woodbise Amid husepaeltie took the lead; it was surnmoded by Maces. edam to the mannotic (fact. We anderstiwd, that the Earl of CASLISLX hes arrived at his seat at Castle.Howsrd. Mr. CANNING is about utmost immediately to leave town tar Italy, far the purpose, it is saki, of bringing home Mrs. CAN/11/MI. Colonel ---, of the dragoone, at a re. view test his hut, which was carried off by u audalea gust of wind. A private picked it up eta his sword's pony, which chanced to pierce it. The Colonel. who is distinguished for his bravery. ob.. serving the puncture, eircluioneA. •• p— s a it, wen I would sooner you had made a hole in my swath"- 6 , Why so, Colonel ?"--' 4 Because I am in credit with my surseon, but not with my hatter." At the Haymarket Theatre, on Sitorday last,Miis H. Coat( made her first appearauce in_the diame ter of tiornse,which she sustained with choracteristic gentleness and fine effect. She executed the several airs io a most sweet and captivating style, preserving all the beauties of the melodies, while she pee sic essential touches of brilliancy that -rendered the whole the admiration and delight of the audience. Mr. BISHOP, the composer, since his temporary residence in Dublin, hos been admitted to the free. china of the Guild o f: Merchants, on the motion of Alderman KING, which was unanimously voted t o hint. Mr. &mop has received several other marks of attention and honours from different bodies. We observe the Goaette of Saturday night con• tains the Scheme of the New Lottery. chink cant . sista of only SA* Tickets, yet etiassiaiag le c a o h a l / 4 Marling Two Prises of gikentd. Ise .41 all to be drawn tu Our Day, 30th of this Mond*. T:o.. lgazattesaysit bas die hearty cueselpedatiosie of Ilia ('saes • aeat.iia of the Ex:mantilla, sad Lents Low Mt a A• 4 G. 11. HeaIWASSIt tool we have oe doubt it i• A li be al 1., vomits with Its as every Ticket M son be &Mt. Viell fibisly, each decidisg its owe Isle, sad as Mkt ! : Bleu, the Contractor fur the'Nerr Lottery, ie. though he coma einentead Sams,. appears to Iw asiag his best easleavotors to orgasm ff. 97 armory; to the licks-sue which he ilaw,pot forth, it swill blossom that. alitoot4 l l ' k e p t ar e boa MOO Tickets. Ante are 30 Capitals, of wh•tcb Two ass Them, Ilmsossod Pulsed*. Ow tipq,lbspors aft m i l bierloug Mosey.. aspd that &itch TI ket (for Ihrot Classes) sill sterols Its owe foie,. mai so other. Tlat.Lot te!y is to be all drawn is else day, the 3011 of Ala Musa, August. A letter (rout, Dover, dated August 6 (Sastday). says—“Thewtalber of passenger. imagist; front tin. port for Calais, (latent!, and BOulogne, bore for the last fortnight hero aui outsiders* as ever !mono, Nod from the Cootiorut thooffly el* same flambe,,rr turaiug ; , uteenrugers said &trachea coatintrally Meting." . . • • • • . . ..".' ' • ::1 .. ~ , ~ . * • •' - , l'. 0 4 .• ... i . 1 • ;* N 11 1 414 , 44 -. • -• • .. ••• ... . L , , g;44, 4 0 " ' ' • ' iisit 01 4 .. ' - it 44Alf . . ' altthoe refers at erre !OS's' firiwe'pl h: es. l rated ~., 4 1011: . _ ~..e i tu curt .. . 1 . ,_ zsir t .,a r i , . .. ... . 411 • • 30. IP K safe part of 34.11 hu.'• ',wore - 11 II she I nee the IT is ey et l lt ii ii Pillell .B.lle lLL 4. • i l lieftt t f re , / 4 1 1101 0 ,, • -- 4,: . , - of popal.ili••n to Increase is a.; great, g ,ad 4.03 of whitV Air- I s i tte . .1 root hlioiele 'liar* ' Atm town. Nat filik . Nviii immiliiiikiji els ...A lt / I "AI 1 Z -..‘ 1 Isi: 4 +Z. P ',, ; e1W ). 4 if )ly of lahnar will adapt i self to any pal;lic ere - hot tridj "Ssele * to retallweve 'orlisle• mum he esite . the se i vet. or . wawa g ar, when thti cutetprite; but it g etteet • l ii t fi pre ii ruc i an i s .4 r:_.;.._--_---_,-,,, LL>AZ. -- _•..‘, 41 ( 7 ......i, , ts ""..,-, ; ::,i, s i i . l ia_i - , c e:..sg* era.. ..........-. ok 1 nand. .T.lat the votive of - lahonr ha s anwroot of exclusive taxes paid bl the earn • I iiiiicli;i4fre ii;14. , 71P 7 i a lailietlilf ioorpoie.Ao :.- pel - frekii - theirriardikipirsitt-diarstartheihi+ sier vili -.fee 96.1,T . The t - --,--- 1 - -, . . tiorgit is rednied to tlw eirennettances per annum , in relief of-their tate*, ea adheily. - 04 1 poopoos liwi 1.4, l ottitiotee ifse tfortril- . slain et ifenerentni ICI not ilered t!tirty or • • • . w... to ~.../ PAti: .8 . 1 77.4, ./ t/Utri 4 1 „ Nei: . Rlth i gitilii '' e • 1 “.05, the 4foliand .for it. There _ ore eocreooseve,. viz. _ tatintli* - t -Writi - ilf - taikAir . la,i4i . i. iiii ratittii4 iiiti reititc — .16 ! .. - 4 - i. ma (114 iiGefe etiritire ji . offortai ti 1 4i, IL; iiii'ieirioii.. eiaeoirvii •t• 4100. ill 4 1- Tb r iraii • • 7*--- =-.-:E • 11110,. ''' I f _ t ut el fustiot. tairib,, ~ . .. . liri ... l?inythe . Mitire7 of _lie bonito ti ore thew compelled the geniis" .to•voteeirder at iiiiEresino. 1 6 %tank' I 1 in'divitlis,l4 begone to . ti c . , -.. :, ... • p•. zed and Camels ,parlinono owl. fame il l! *in ;, l'e tyli I i,4 is, erest nf ' , very *0 *Ol Athialetta•4•7* , .... : • 1 , 2 ,_ •-. jpiw . 9r, ir Woe in 04. Jig , •'_ •,e„ 1 1 ! . o• , 141,..4r ki•Op qr ,, rhS I}q lOr,ilis avic.".. ~t 7.1 inan i is sup, amt io empospoli - dt hoy en .-...,...erka5e,500 1 , : bogs arm* she Qiiii• I,lolollt *hewing The issolitary eapits2#ritteiiiiithett on flr parson --- , ,f,„, 1 f... j0h „.. 1 i i.„„..,, ,, 141 ' • • ' 7,40 r I i I . -