The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-07-11 00:00:00

f F L -14 • 01 .,..... 1 1111 1 104 . [Viking stet "tor tit;o4 l ll4 l . l klii we' hale if t itt theonordslOgi humble ot t it'elaml, while:lietigr*M"ts liCaring dorq prices iu tltr Euglibh marliet..From which example we also learn, that while catifiteiatt and'hotror over shadow the whole fraina of . thecomfnanify, there is nothing saved in the way . 4 expense; the money ! which. ysid in poor rates, iiight prevent the, death of the Irish by famine, must still be furoished by Cates out bf the common stoct, to provide troops and police to drogeon the population into that obecl;erice which is cheerfully conceded on This side orthe,chenuel. Mr. NiaLArs'S Bill goes to make scrutiny into the manner* and the cooditiou of the tiatilri of the poo., end by - thht means to insure • ritgi4 equitable application of the parish 'T o-- • troweir, -On' the other hand, he 'imposts to come sonseibiug nearer to the old law, by appropriating peewee .labour to the toinmon necessities of road repalta'or other works of public utiliiy—or else to whhtever employment the overseers, with their new • yowereand' agency, may be able.to procure, with as vkw tb tightening the burdensome expense of poor.r.tex. This plan is so feasible, that it really seems surprieing the Legislature should never have l'hOlitlit of the innproVetnent before. In one semork,ll,4i. Notsm's sagacity seems 1-la cielsjdere it extraoidinary that the poor rates hoold have gone on iocreolieg during the brat r;ayil of commercial prosperity. The question is, if he does noehl4e :wonder at the conjuncture of cause . and effect. Perhaps the commercial pros perity.wee caused and upheld by taking up too `mercy for charges and pri.fits on capital from the proceeds of labour, end the increase of poor rites *prestrved the balance. At any rate, in a ustiou'aec 7 counts, as in those of an individual, before &Owing the amount of the prosperity it will be necessary io prudence to deduct ail and every one of the count'. gent charges anitexpentes. Connected with this sub ject ae the two leading questions discussed in Par liament last night r .-the passing of the Corn Bill in the Lards, sod Mr. WISTRISN'S Resolutions on the changes Wrought in the public accounts by the alter ation of the currency. Mr. WESTERN has con. s!ructed laborious tables, in which, by compering the gold, corn, sod moiny vetoes of the rivenun he shews that the burden has been augmented since the period O inareing the lases in the amount of 12 millions.or i thettabollts, which he computes as an annual atije:, s tlerived to the monied interest and the Government agents at the expense of the landowners sod cultivators. This is s very serious matter to be Node,-Ibe ell sowed lawgivers, from Lord Baron sad before his tieee, are agreed that the fair produce of money interest is grievous enough on the stock of the whole corn. munity. The right of the fundholders to snetvan augmentation in the value of their interest, effected by an altetation of the curre , !cy, would be we, qu;stionable if . it,.stood on this ground only. But then as Mr. thulium will reckon in corn value, the landholder will aatarrallrnersiat is bringing nto the accntint the additional melee he pays the agriculturist for grain, beyond the average market of the world, by virtue of the Corn Laws. Taking the statements made by the 'leading agriculturists in Parliament fur the truth of the case, British wheat mast cost the county at least as much more money the it tiiirprice Of fetter grain from the Continent as the, egesceli grist' co lculste that they , prp,y the fund. holders beyond the .valueet Were,' far. which the notional debt Ives .contraeled. The 'wintry may perhaps justly complains of the advantages derived bier — ltstre sod - the moored interest. But "it' 8 17 - Otn i l.ista Ili ivittalent to the agri agn ii ceVuraf it errs or seir Aare °ldle fuss in the d?fearrtifffif given by rtur ineteaved value of money to the landholder!‘ alse i ß k epolutions were nega tived without a diesion. !.: . : .11 Ir7r 7 "rt i '' ' .'• •• We h ave revived tbeEprisPapers up to Monday last. The Alowiteiv,in its non-of fi cial part, contains an account: - of conspiracy atColmsr,The principal actor, in whit% Were Lieutenant-Colonel Cason, compromised iii 'the conspiracy of the 19th August i 8." mid in GIS soldier named Rouen. , The secret tra i.spirrd, theetwo conspirators were arrested in their first movements, and•theconsporacy, the particulars uf *hidl are detailed in our extracts,' was detested in its birth. Cohost is a town of France, and ca pital of she department of the Upper Rhine, abort ten kerns ninth of Bale. ..• Goverment has (*fractal with Mr. ItitTittcniLD for a loan of 9,600,0001. Great curiosity has been excited by large bills posted iu various parts'of the tows, end particularly by one exhibited near the Stock Exchange. The crowd there was so great that it impeded the car. risges done Bartholosnew-lane. Various were the, countenances displayed by those parties who had au interest in 'the sobjeci to which it referred. The confusion it cassed Ile to eleven . o'clock was such that at leuitls it was palled dews. It began us " TO TB; NONIRD INTIRIST OF GREAT BRITAIN IN ?ARTICULAR. " Begliellures—Forty aillioss of British escort ere el seedy islielved is ferries beads God leans, sod 15 millions sate so the brisk of the preriprce. Appallieg aed Mead tisk! Amy sedan charge Is politico, which the easettkd caste of Baer, coy effect fres day to day, • M mime io evitabk leas lo fellow. Colombia, Chili, Austria, Freesia, Italy; Rant, Preece, sad Spies, ore gradually &aiming J rho Bill a ble life'shlood," Ike. Tus Foster.—. There was Deshler sew yestew. day. consols were 801 it SOI for this Accsust, cud 81/ for August Account ; Reduced, 00 7 ; .4 per Cents. 97H; New 4 par Cests. ; Long Annuities, fel 11-16.--F • Securities: iSet; Old ditto. 6.9 ; reassian, 66/ ; New Premiss Loft tOli* a,04, .„4 4, 11 ; • : :111 - It\ Sae 7 :A 6 at :a, ;' • At ti! -.-- • - t voc t"-.t*"' ' , 10.1 -t o Aert i s • 1:AS111011"AB LW PART! FS. The Nos. Lally Sini!h save an elegaal trvday at her house iu Piccadilly to a latge .11111 i, of dia lioetion; among whoa. were, the Lord Chasiceliirr, Ole Lard and Lid, Mayoress, lie Freud) Ambassador, Countess POO kit. Lind Sid MOB I h 41 , 0 4 the Misses Addtnelw, Lewd Ilia mill, the Hon. Miss Kinis•iril, Sm. In Ilse 'seals, ber Ladyship save ■ rout, which was set, asilnereasly *sal fashionably attended. ^. The D.be and Daseheas of Welliocton eniertaired Via cruet and VocilisaletAGoosville wad a rostiogatsbed 'van, at dieser ye.terday al Ap•lit y 'Hadar. The Marquis awl MAIT111.111.••• of Laosdowa had a largo party at dirucr jestriday •t LauaJuru House, Berkeley- square. The Margit', of Clioltooodefey ei,lertainedanotber Jistio gnishe.l p.irly it thither ea Tloesday tit hie Mom io cathily. . ••. _ _ _ _ .Sir Ai. Tierney, But. will eurertai• Lord Nielluturne and a large party of Isis (ricotta at tinnier this day at his house in I)uorr.street. The Marquis of Wineheatte will entertain the Deka of Yolk, the Dowager Undies. of It irlinsuud. the Ladies Leo nos, sod a large party of dist peraustages at demure Shia day at his house in Gilikavrtior-a g nate. The Dowager Countess of Cs•rit has issued cards or hark, lath,. fur so ua the 25th iustautst larluttuist is New But liugtuu wrest. t FASIIIONABLS 31,0FR.IISNTS. 'Lord and Lady Folkt stone and family have heft tows fur their seat in Berk,. Lady Alßrck has left town for her seat in Surrey.. Mrs Commoutio and family have arrived at Blake's Hotel, Jermymrtrr et, from Winchester. Lord Duncan mid Ale hr.. lion. rapiers Duncan have left ditto fur Scutlaud. Mr. and Mrs. Cooke auirfaiwily have arrived at Jordan's Hotel, St. Jatnes'r-atrert, from their seat, in Kent; Rev. lie. and :Uri. Prohy from their mai tawny. Lady Vane and sun Isa:veArrived at o,i Si. James's Hark Jermyu street, from their seat in Curwherlartil. The Earl and Countess of Sear horurigh . sad family left taws yesterday for their Hat, Sanilheck, Sir Andrew Cathcart, But. left lawn yesterday fee his ee.t is Scotland. Arrivals al Fester'''. Hutd,Si. James's-skeet!-. 7 The Nee. Mr. and bfrs. Tellemache and family yesterday :from their seat near rxbritlge. Departures :—Sir Jeams:Maeltiiitosk i Bait. for his seat in Harts; and !Whet' PHPRleets EN; Miss Pleitotrre fur Norwich. General and Mrs. Rest and family kft' tem* yeaterdy on a tour. Captain Paisley, RN. has arrived et geriett's Hotel, AlbensarleAdreet, from BriafitoM Departurts from the Lonbou Hotel, Allfermarleareet ScSir W. G. owl Lady Cumming sad family , fur their aunt In otland ;- Mr. and Sirs. Shirley and family tin alout' Cap. tent sod Mrs. White for Stighiun q Mrs. GsarrifJlPi t imed ea • tUar • sod Mr. Mickfewaite on a tour. The Do ke of Rutland has left town fur Newmarket. Lord Rivers has kit town for his seui, Hate Park, near Newmarket. • -- - - THE WSLIANth'ON TROPHY. The grand colossal statist of Achille* was on Tuesday placed upon its luny pedestal in Hyde Park, and elicited t h e adrairaraun of Onuses& of all ranks sail deacrptiuna aloroughuni the day. . . The .. . Wise 'stratum an imposing appearance. The figure is optimist, huldiam a shield in ore hand, while the other is iadiestive of an ofeasive intention, but as yet displays so 'rapes ; she bead is uneuseeed,sod the armour is placed as the iambi aide, intim isselininm to she hack of the statue. The ineeriplion was gives in our Paper of Tuaday tail 711 E EARL OF PORTSMOUTH. We are informed by • Correspondent that the Earl of,Ports mouth, who has been for sescial itioritba peal is Edruhurgh, arrived at the seal of Lord Grantley. iu Surrey, on Thursday last, iniompany with Mr. Norton, his Lordship's oepbew. Since Lord Portsmouth's arrival, his Imrdship bias been brought up on a writ of iiabcas Corps*, on the application of her Ladyship's family, before Mr. Justice Etayley,.allrerr it Is understood his Lordship diselimed ciicurastunetes of cru elty and iudiguity piactiud on him at Ediriburgh which bad induced him to leave Scotland, and volutitscily place himself tinder the protectionof his noble relative, and that his Lurd ship declared be would never returii to those persons by whom ►e has beru so cruelly used. His Lordship Left the Learped Judge's Imam, accompanied by Walker Shimmy, Est*. of Lincoln's Inn, and Load Grautley's nephew. We siuderstand that the facts made known to the Learned Judge are likely to be shot Ily brought !serum the public.—(Ertnifpg, Paper Yesterday the Ktwo rode out in hirprivate car. riage, and called, at Bucliiimbani House. rih;fe hie M AJLSTY inspected the punting.' of th e Surereignst and alter diatinguished . chummier', ,whicis bore lately been executed by Sir Tutuila, Liwastics. The Ditches, Of GLOUCESTER; kids ?int in her carriage yeaterdity, and called at!llri:Kripit's ['*Dace in Pall.stall, to pay her respeesstst the Ague., Their Royal Highnesses . the Duke mid Ducheu of CLARENCE are tint to spend the wi t tier on the Coutipent. as has been stated. Tlieir tour. which is @merely one of Oeuvre for the Doebeas'o health, will not be prolonged above two months. , Sir A. HALLIDAY, whore syiere accident prevented his accompanying them, is, we are happy to odd, reco vering very favourably at Widmer Castle.—(geniisit Chronicle.) The bulletin received ill ~f.!olin .yysterday states. tiun'his Grace the Dirlce Or 'BEDFORD was better.. • W are extremely isarppy to state thitthe Earl of LIVERPOOL if coo match recovered from his inch,: position as to be able to take sn siring iwhis car riage on Tuesday afternoon aid yesterday morning, The intended nuptials this day between Mr: L. Psis, and Lady JAMB LENNOX; we onderstint4 are postponed till Monday next. A Deputation from the • Patevbrokers, it is re ported, • attended rarely in • Dowsiog-iithet, to obtain some alteration ire the law by which their transactions are regulated.. They ezpreesed a hope that the CHANCELLOR a the EXCHEQUER would Iced sweat to their statement. But the worthy Financier deeleved that w•he wes not quite pond for such a &us at present." - He iotinsared,i however, his willingness is ink! their care into eba• siderstioo, bat-, added, with .his ultra' precaution,. *at hi timid ootpfedge hisisebt " • - Hasiab acid Co. iold the two • first 261/607. • Prises last Lottery Contract:— Lottery •" ittgint NEXT TVENDAT,z laws , Teu Copitila are silo to be Draws, sad may he pined at a trustee ei* seem, paw , chaser sear reeves hie Ticket or Shore after teluag the obseue of the dew day eta mall redweelso bow the price he pee. also-gull 11. 111 e. ea a Whole Tsekej, sad 4.,,5a a Eur. asset:: other Shares Is peoperstels (11'brosald hock before Wth /AA Wheel esehdai two Prides of "SOW, too of sopa Camaasle. ha. Ike. Ilea to• Shako to a Prim-. MS?JitD sad Ws 0111 m, Rspl Itackargra Dale p fley• car l ha I wit Mo. Ostei44ll4/1. , •,. t ft . U riVe VtiggAYialtsk - "' . •''*" ?. n•.•, .. 71 1 " r. •rjt..plk, i .• " dp, p r .. Reno, evisli.4 Au : ~, tke Ivor . 4 5.1. ,( 41 1 OF . 1 0 i s * f • br , : eu r,O - IF 41 pr*Ergumle 4 IteArst bow', ow, ye s ht. . 41 1 4 , 0 4410, Went cut laf tem : Perna Irow ,50...a0 r Nium Lierlertosd (bia ' Mr. 1.41.1.1 k. Lisafeartra Sir:ohm:A Mr liar lsaTii*X, 84w:I A - RAPP+. • •,•• •. , .... Qeartir ,•••• Mr, Mtwrox, prilf • • •,,,...•••• • •••• • •,, Arj• Mr. WiiiiNfror,‘ og er ,Ms. W. Elam I:osa Rlamerolhat SappAits ••lein6fick. Pcoirrire kadel . (merried b . 'AIIN Carr. The following is a sketch of the plot :—Rteinloara sweat. defies; the condect of Blumenthal, who lirTn Oat bolt& dresses no his sister Sophia, dishonourable, as he mappowde him to be deeply jar Iced ju diets contracted as play, etude him a challenge. A meeting is censeeluence takes place, but being introit/00 I, they fly, soil in the crwitusiots of the moment ...ugh lab.. op a *wag onroport. Ste inhaeli takes refuge at an, inn ita the village of Minuet; where he anomie, the name of his antaguoist. Seine time afcer the Berms and briny told that „en °Slicer named Blumeuthal sea there, he desires Itesi to be sowed fur, *hen Steinbach makes his appe a , palmed by the Landwehr guard, who have orders from the Cunimandant of the ri•ziment to into equated, fhelttfit i crs 'who had been Aerially engage., in as a ff air oflasnour. Ile is, however. °ppm ton. ly reicued by Tote Baron, wkos*eeelyis his topposed nephew with great ea - &slay, esti lakes hint - , ingri her with &del sod Stoup, slits are destined to ill some menisi employment-, to Ids castle. Stein. huh &apaches his valet Sehneti to intercede with the Baron's daughter Roes, to whom lie is attached, and to prepare hi r foe the approaching iutersiew. Blumenthal's servant has pre. viosaly arrived to amouonce to Rosa that her brother we, to the neighbourhood. The two valets anticipating that the eels ircissemeni world 'eof rate, ra violeut witure, toads stair escape. The Baron soon after aline's, accompanied by hie supposed nephew, sad the calbarrassinent of Steinbach tin a rise to a very anoxia: weal.. Made A seas by Baia to ad. mit her brother and his valet into the (Ark, auJ conceal them until they could arrange a plan of future cuts rations. The Beim', buisiver, being told by Stoop chit Model is lilting teen into his groisods, supposes them to be robbers, and goes in pursuit of them with all his Os. After a great sisal of 'Motile they are taken, and Blanca badexplaine the matter by saying he had been informed by his *niter Sts. phia, who had a, rived on • visit to Rosa, that a fete was Iss take place in the Baron's demesne, sail his curiosity had made him forgetful of etiquette. He iotroclutes himself tot the Baron under a fsigned name, of that the latter hes, op yet mu suspicion of the real state of affairs. He is, however; soon art right by Stoup, who had us. rheartl • conversation which leads am to suppose the LANs, who had taken so slam from a letter which the Baron had lately recta?. d, io teudest so elope. They are intercepted by the Baron, anti as explaostios Inside taken place, the gallant young ufß. errs are made happy us the possession of the objects of thew affection'. This piece is powerfully sustained by the talent of the company. A considerable degiee of intimating prevails throughout, and several of She ioridenta and situations are productive of a very comic *Mel. Miss KELLY plved Nadel with great vivacity, and givie • "wry pn tty Wools in the art of soubbiug a husband. Moo CA RIM 'awl Silas Povav titreutcd their songs with a tharinnig simplicity of style, which is sure touching than all theintrlmite eigibrl• fishmeal. of science. Mr. Wkiesesefi, in the (-bin-smear at Stoup, who is one of that iinkirtunate class of pentium to whom " T. dies light as sir are eonsummatioes skromee n• proofs of Holy Writ," had a good sleil of scope fur Ile dis play of peculiar latent. The other chareeters were welt sodalities% and die pee was announced for repetitive Matta laud applause. The noose was full. NEW BRIDGE AT WINDSOR. Yesterday the rerewmpay of laying the Mat atone of a new bridge over the Thames at Windsor wils perl,trened by hie Royal Highness the Duke ol York, with Masonic ceremonies, and the interest which sae mailed on the occasions mat veep great. At ens early hour the town was filled by fashinsalde visi tors, auJ Merin the morning the roads lesdirig thither were hoed with every wrier of vehicle, and at length the town WIN thronged tosuch excess, that accommodation was obliged to be Waved to numbers of individuals who arrived uu the spot. At about two o'clock his Royal Highite-a the Duke of York arrived at the fuw• Hall, where be was met by the Gentlemen forming the Grand Lodge, and others of the Cat. Amongst the Gentlemen present, we particularly cotieed the Earl of nat./Myna, Lord Harcourt, lord Redesdale, Gen. Sir John Doyle, Col. Cavendish, Williams, £.q. MI P. and wiaily Other parsons of distinction. The pruemsicia shortly after csiainumeetl, mid the luwn by this time presented • moat lively and isle/v.141g appearasicei, every window and situation that could possikly be areal*. d,• were filled by ladies, tie., a•d the spectacle presented to public view surpassed all descliptioa ; suffice it to say, that the wbole of the beauty sail fiubion of this pleasant little town was now shown off to great advantage. The streets through which the procession had to pies ♦ere so ibrisoged that it was almost incredible that Windsor could cognate such a body of persons. After the usual ceremony of laying the atone, his Royal. Highness delivirid to ibe architect s plan of the and some of the incteumeute of masonry. wishing him anew cans iu his undertaking. His Royal Highness then resseesid ed the platform, sod the Grand Hater delivered 1111 orationi which coucluded the ceiresnouy, who the loud acclawattua• of the people ensued. The bridge is al.redy io • very forward state. It is to consist of three arches of alone and iron, sod will facilisnsa an access to Eta° from Thames-street, Windsor, to .Riaa) lane, w►icb is exactly opposite. It is now said that Parliament will not risa WI the 3d of August. Various resew* are cleat respecting the. mute of Mr. A sitacaorrat. - Some my he went itiret.t to Edinburgh—ot6o that s meeting was fo i Durham. Aisriiher refort, males that he low gene to Calais, is eiresequesice el a previous arritsgesseot with the parties.. • •' . The Theatre at !welch during the race week was crowded to excess each cresting. The comic extravaganza of Life its Lowder, which has excited such intense-interest and crowded linos.% in one of the London Theatres, was performed the first eeen• ing. The Bail oti the Tuesday was very thin. es • Was the Ordiimsy so that day ; but the Thursday's Ball, as usual, was attended by most of the fashion ables.of the town and oeighbonrhood, upwards of 130 persons being lifeline,. The Stewards for next year are. ASISINSII 'UNBORN STRWARD, E.q. and JOHN WHINERS, Esq. A4ever of a malignant nature appears to prevail at Eagle village, seer Lutcoln.• Mawr Low, se' interesting youtg 'punkt Abut twenty years of .age,. died there,ou Thursday ae'unight. Her slot. mimed 4:swimsuits, visited her to nurse her, took the idection, and is since dead. Several people be still-afiketed by the disorder. The supply of Reim at Norwich maiket on Sa turday was Not large, sod prices rather lower this.. last weeh.--The supply of Scots was net se largess meal, bet we hod store homebred code, both lean sad for the • botcher; and homy mows with their calves. The skew of lambs cad shierlipga Was large; the keep heat es. to 111. ema hoeK far um) at left l• I Is • •s, •.... • 'The 0.01.144 iirlhainif of smi ward feentiir i thalst or. ire el a srai, C014 . 4.:1A . 11 *MI Ike. sad wet t! Iliv ig•tr ..k, veer' :t10ng0rr.....e1.3.111 a... 1 rum. Ine smile iii t h r Or. C. )......inolr;rn. Iht. el•l.at 'awn, with a long 111141 of the ten s a.tiry awl the ve1.p.,4, who :rive ausioos fa . pa3t !hie prit.hir of .1.0 tneenorf of Olives, hi thy ra.l.lexpii-iae at nl4l. 11... y had . I.o' v., requ. 1,. et, Gettrni.d iw soft..rsity, ao7l awl wed ia tit olioa - Thr &Herat Wok plate afe..t.d.ati, to We pano• of thr Csibulte reliit on, Is the ehapri, on du' 414 morning. ; S.r Geurfie and LaJy Jr. otsobs'en.. aud theic whole. Emily of 51.4. n thairest, Tie CION nil iieer.liagly r .us, 644 51.. re was se... our i.e. liras 0h...1id out deeply the obwrei visitstooo tfy rn.eh, )n our little osisoils,hoeiety has frees d•frivriii ants sdissiratle patron of artier autos amid the shoat aceulopi.-EA 1 19 41111 e, a• ancient family of tiro of its meat eitiosage tiewhera, aged 'heir 'lei, urviiin chilitrro riknit. a lone aff. Moo and voantAr Can ni v. rhe replarol. Mee. leru'Aishitos ar.ts Ileie Seitrd with the disorlei..ohith hair *owed thus falai awl her ho..hand omswintoooisly louit the disease li. his it:ffer . * tiooare iII advs. .opoe her. A Yewile dilisiestie is also lead. Thew vlecoeust +sloe use 41ptartan* is • *VW's% serer, for Erysipelas, we believe. Lao i ea.r be.* esie.sped iN•bl4- two.. Is this iswisnsee, how. v. r, strWre oao he wo Awls , .4 . the fart, aid se hitheligh nedisial nothoroty Apr stasis( ibat Horne is too retied of soy Caen SO virulent biacc gtk‘pir 17e4.—(Nmersa% Paper.) MALANCHOLY El' /CATS. We have the melancholy_ lash of teen s!ing the death 's( three yinsita awn, who wire drown.ii in this Selelibud , 6 o ed on Stemlay lust, while h.thint. The ,at two, tumid Seats sod F.Jsiends, the former 14 years of age, the latter IV, w. re bathing is the inuriiine of that day in the Eloper MIN Pond, at lots, when Seam gettione nut of his depth, lbs other arts to its sucrose, slid they liuth souk to rise eis riv•re. The water is supposed to be at This opus II reel drreP i sod ileitis, of them could .win,. The bushes were rot got out early an hoer after the ace:dent. The third perviat's name was Bids, olio was 20 years of age; he was Whim! iv the oftetuous, is the Medway, just below Mr. litalituneat •disiiiisie this tuts., in cosi e st,' wi th r oar oh.; mud resting out of Li. depth, one of his romps. Mons, siamrsi Peckham, etuleuvosired se save him. hut they neilb.r 4.f than Mons sirmimera, Loth il,...,:peitred beneath the r •:, T. A young Tall {l3lllrd Eric.. V/1.11 was •Milllllll.llg some distance off, sow the eireunistabri., nod Itssfesed tut* suns just in rime lu sore I'Vah.lll, woo with difficulty ha drazg.d to tie shore, but the usher pet His body was issuriliottly (frogged for. but war., two hours elopud fuer a e .sild he found; whets takes tint it was conveyed is the Cassell sail Hurrrs sue, where no invest was tak e n e a it yesterday Wine George Burgess, Esq. )1.14.4 and Orissa. Verdict, A ceidealitl Detth.—.(3lsidatone Joiortica.) conossirs EVQUEST. On Thursday in leiguisitioo was held al Hie Wadliagtoi public-house, Barnwell, before karma Cheerll, Geist. on; ur Vie Coauners for this sown, out view of the body of Martha Sint, a Ade vino* girladrf, housekeeper to 11r.Roberl Fat rant, carpenter, of Barnwell, who died andel sly in the ewe. lug of that day.- The eircurnsiaace exciikel a cowsideralde degree of merest in the neighbourhood. Sarah Stikine staled, that the forever 6.'4ll4l:tepee. of Fare-alit died sin Weeks last Tuesday, after having been ill for a lung time. re was quite aware dbat the former huuseke.p. r ass etreat slept in, the.sitir room. After the reamer house keeper died, Illarilus SA, the dec.ared, neat to keep Ferrules home; willows _herself applird to Farraiii ; ha sail he should bane nu aibjactiou to take her tee look grief his children; she iroeld leave been seventeen park ur age the latter end of this mouth. There was sulking Paid about yips or diner. Her sister did ens sleep is She' iOO4ll wish Forrant as Arst, but latterly, shout three writs, she was is the habit of sleeping there coostknity. SSe re moostrated with th e d al about sleeping there, but she repligal U 4.1! wren( always conducted vea y rine. ly. TIM decreased (mode to witness s howe at len u dock on Tneedajt,Sighl. quire. welt, A table after twelve 8.1 night Or. Farrell came and edited lyre up, sad win( her sister was Pie Si,. {fitness went and found her sister very mooch eon. 'mired, anal goggling veay much in the throat, and she re mained scloselevs till she died. Her libeler bad an apsiplectic Si I. London lest Christmas twelsrmouth. The Jury inti mated a desire that the body might be mollified by a mores. sional geutlentan for which purpose the linpeeat was ad journed. After die Court land re.arieusbled, 31r. Ablvot vans. called in sad exaunotel ; he slated dial she yowl% nouns. died of simple sy, and from any ' , oaks,' cause whatsoever: Tim whole cashe abdominal viscera nab guile healthy. Ver. diet—" That slap died if a di of apoplcxy."—(Casibr age Paper.) %AA moles snatch to Stilton aod bark to lonrlnoi 140 miles is 0 hours, proved • faster,. tle bad 20 rinks to perform is Rege hours, at tau u'rfor kap Turradsy, and at ant lista be was ter from fresh. At Wades Mill be bad winch slit. fealty in aerroding the Intl, after which be became lame, sod wu obliged to resign at sire* o'clock in the evening, basing 14 aides to Ileal.lo is four hours, but to twin tree lrappnable. blurb money was pending opus die asairli, and it was es saiserikut usdrriak low. Letters horn St. Thwasos's • f the Bth Ititt. hove beep received by the Leeward Islands: Rocket. Ad viers reached Casters fpit' 'ha. President BOLIVAR, who had advanced with a large fusee as far to the sonth.an Quito, stating that he had hod ad eagsgenteot in that rieighhoorhaad with the Royhlist Invert untie, Geacral M1311020N, the late qotifllOr of:Pausripi, in which the latter sts.tairied a signal defeat s and woe lOW ia lirivteilatn. The acc o unts issea.,hisransibts daises ewoliran,thedefeas of Orwend , Manama, whir + •woostated in' the ricer', papers to li r sve taken onf the contrary, thes ;allege that iv' had grtind the conuna.,4 of bath sales o f (he slyer st Mitiocstho, sad was able to give much onocryonve to the:lssdepeudentas ' .Eitiras! ,o(.• letter from liansburgh :--et A VC/. kl is arrived attluckstadt from the Greenland fishery, and has" been very successful, havb.! , brought 2,300 Peels. she brings advice, that all the other ships have also been very successful, hare .proceeded to the shale fishery. Twenty-stern ships from fianiburgh and other German ports had 69,600 seals. The advice, were to the middle of May."—( Packet./ Ao accideut of so tuelenclioly a character, that we feel our obligation to record it painful, occurred on Saturday greatest; sit Spunky, mar Threckinahani. As JOHN NOTTS LOCKWOOD, sou of Mr. 'tonna, LOCKWoDD, or thin place, • promising boy oboist eleven yearn of age, was teturiiing from the black smith's shop at Osbournhy, on his father's hone which had joss been shod there, he was unfortu nately thrown in such a manner that his foot be came entangled with one of the stirrup leathers, by which he was dragged until the girths broke. His Lead was in consequence so dreadfully bruised that the moat agonising scene met the view of Iris father, who found him, a short distance from the house, extended on theirouild, and still fettered with the appendages of the saddle, which was lying by his side. He bed unhappily sustained so mach injury that he died withia a. hour after he bed beets borne home, motionless and speechless, io the arms of his afflicted worm. Au Inquest ott the body was held ot Oisaulty. ,hcf,ore G. WOMB, Goal. Cormier, yes terday, whew a verdict was returned aseerdistgly..o. fawsses Peipoe v t • • : • . . tak E ti.42.1141iL7f Jt,4i JJF.IiJI:(I, Vett, • . for 11 4711-4 /1 - 5 et. t,t4 ; ). 444 131, ; Aud og. %vy•Wiltilth . . 54.:01.1; 11, Mi.. - Awn.% . eie. l 4 1444 , ! Cht*:.34,144,A b.rr Ay. t...vs. (4 )4 •v I ..... to; • o 4 t *02•1-11esi,roi I f 11. e %•••ep.1..4,6 of IA • 9.14 for tr "lA% 9 , 14 z i vo...eldp, it 4 111.' svr • 111;!, :(I tr olds, '1... ; • int 4 1.041, 9.t..tis. 'CU ( I :tile...nil.. es) • Mr n't tolls •et.... 14. e Skte•er, 11.1e.;mr, mall Doke of Criflo.• w Itt.et Ala.eo : lituk •)re 144 Mr ei*IIVCI ie %le ..... • •;., 4 y.• 4 £,J'.fir 11' Isr. e. tgy Jou I),r, o .1 # Vre oh! 'V I• 4 oic-t t*-7 to I aoi A ardi•Ot tot i ri t. t ttka Noistoutk. .... 2 7oLD B4a,EY,' ITKOSI:39AY, JULY In. r‘XTEIVSII•r. ROARERV. Mtextrfre and J rinr. l;srael.Garr wt r. pat bar and tooicted, the former fn Alt ll:Jvt, al", the ; . A : 44 . 11 lug, an ituuteuseia.mikty of eau ealwi tk. ..r sit ' lir • E!r.rl Pilo, a tY.x rh at I'utll‘..lttoo. ti , veirxl moss re.p.rt•loletr464 , .urla ve..er•ll. 1!••• on Jibe behalf of h.ad•hatiy, whoC.IF I! born 441 . . %C. I Seer,. The Rstute brit semid4rd... *lid Ihr Yis,y flue #egty aud 11. e! AS TIQI 111h1. An t'sllay lost, Ps untie ....Loon wire r'ott:lsineit s &LlNdurfine is. 'Mr. ro . toste if ' iv's.. s•Sisitst tsh..nt s• • ter of a !Pik fermi 1.1....gi5•1% .5 5. • • p..h.J by o4ontellstni, abut hlI ov.se•i• oily !.,ea bP(6,C, ma.' tho wiry, 15Awirst a .klioe 1 ,, 5,-(5 , 51a;11 r;, o • Übsfillrlloo. Ihtv eueniti , rn.ll .!11%ing, arid a lit • 71. SR t ens f.. e ("unit Inn .inner Owlet r st h t snsf a t..': is. sad feu in brosoilis. 1)1.:c boo g ivt.i tot r4:l. • slausiac hetssern wl.,th ws a .talalon in 1.•,(..1 Male. The skull, letth, and IS., ~l• it... 1.. t!. ,;. brit irate Ostia , oltrftet,lul nos Itroost 1.1 It 404/n itirra duo.. Ti, body hi? sEirelly treat, and it the b .hoot war a slow. It 1.1.11 tit 11.1, S to have Is..sis oressi.•nsAl by she Or•sur , . 0.• The 'nil is very tholik”,n(ottlAo oloios i. 11 , 1.4.11;.0 the e. n. • r prea•raiiii*a or Ike &lira. al. VI • w .rr.ar *oh tannin, I. tiwahly to those of K con jorlorrirrieri yircE l itsere the 'Aso, tsar moon. etOtst ttrlatan is d..ublh as 11.31 of soon- d..f *lain ha du. holds right V,5,1151,54. k.,,z , f Britian, nod the Stsions. "%Vets is, visa to 1.11, h.rp n. 4 ober! *fir year 454. to 1/I.lbstee 1.4at..1 1h rt f•••, brother Or Vottlitior, and Hoists, .thee of 11. the Saxon Cbminandr r; in ahrrale combat Os er es.l, Ord it inrivi.ny of entlgero n mhonst.lll of tinnei n sa the eon - test by the Hilton., nod whirls is now ful;tily ca!!roll Kits Cott House.— Airr(trk Chronicle.) THE T. . The wheat Sane.; it is'eumanaid, sill 4 , 0691115ec !err. rally *bast An' rsr 1778, sir t.. 1!. that wheat it so Intim girlie rift st the I.itlo Inl7, of a ll W 4 ,1 !WU Am, 14e to It( In ITha. the hariest s.v.i,!y as f.,•isard, and inl"`i` and ISIS, nosh %hl ea was tnt *psi ot:lrtsrsl i, , nt y lits;;ul I tki. weather he anapipsuo i the a!,vist 1 1 1• n heahe earliest in &II tekalletlian of most p , r•s!.c, iv prshers of any ransom nnis l itying.. In Staff.ril aa.ket , bn S itd ,Jay, Tlth alt. Mr. n ard. big, of Actg., itissloses4l a'sdinFle of rt.S. 4a,1•)! AdWULTTIOM BNPOUr Pun J UNE. • .• The ietisanial elitists, ii i ith i the sisal •I fnrtl firt.pl7o3*. will freak 'pant *.rtia . ..ifertclitti comsliletsltly he ) ,: n ,f Au ..,.. age, asd the bar‘est if rilort — iss'la the am., tamped,. years. We du' Wiey'fri et:ll*i Id .Is'ive td.ett th.' wheat in bl o om (toter ; flatcry t iFi.f pit,ca:ss ti owe Pnel on the' beet 11 14.'.., uhrre ill. l',''S mild , not' Witfamitriable weather ta. termite, st in he tfaf' Irate': nitadle or nest mouth (.10% , .. Spring %hest; nOt -so roalirsititt'a cf..p as &rim rly, psrtstes of the ill Success ef•the °Meru Lent eons crops, from the want of rain ; end; OW VI ; ifl; at.:An'e d. fett etdinee, thiitt crops must he ke;l i ssriskt it liar:ear 'I rbe rpedndl f OM atmospheric (+nets It It i I hid 'Aril.' liiiatlatle . f'ert ow the corn, C.Olll Ilii gear.e to l's itresent state; and the *hells have utdveu..."ly sihe' bine linge, with the pro v.( and striated leaf, plc raft ii,Liii 'lie'tetir mushy di-rolnnr.'d. Row far ILI: trig be 'retidurlve of .llntiine in wife!? Deem rain, dependant tirolaaihly ian eirrumstancrs. Sint: . m.mplaints still continue Of tbr rallefillVll and intnet.,ble slate of the clsys sad beery land f .11.1;es, • hirlt Ind ma win!, r frosta iti rti• Now a tt.l render them frtahle The I. Conarquenre ariPl be flit only a had filth, lint s soprnbrtn. dant crop of l"..nrii items fla fliture seams. Turnip . sowing (few !Strides 014 - 3r..r) . hai here in rull pre;r , s.; : bat .Imuld the dr.:A.:at rdottrotte, there a i'.l ho 114 Wildi :of fly Ott good' And ta k 6i.t • soil, the rotts'n s log t blooming and" losnsic.l ; 'on those of an ~.,,1 d.Ye..;,1 lion the crop Will he g'rellty t'efeeitve. Slurry shearill ha. linen •Ititetssty:;urcts;fol. tiot4illtilhotitee Me want ,f minithe erbilir of Vass, atatiirtar Rut it ttfiri..l, %or seer' esi tier or lee•iriee, mfr . ' ibe I).y be* t , - in t sr. v. it, or of 3 uorae istrirloosiitni.ity;ltrieg . fail i:f fc,.l. flaps are likely to Orate a beery • etep.' Many f,.1:1, .-:, who rontinue 'fir old pealtire if IntoseselAtirg Itsiis, sill /1.1 the prr.ent messes 0' I ceenciive' dile. Stiiiitez rattly and bnr.ra lee been very' cnfrleiettd.' ' The' Myrori an 10111 !Oft 1.:141 rent ittued,''obflir' The dervish n Of prier 'in ma - al and i ems bits blew reg./arty trrogrlisive A fdeloolire a fortber dee eller. Made roes *re cheater ; ptas'asid . p..ik Arleta evert think-ehe Se mfrs.. 'ln a etlosith enTrl. tien.her of conotirs the rrptset•.arefaroaraltle an respect.r the lelmorets. ish to . ; of t mploy stet 'no reduction - 6f wife . ;; wheel., i.e. thee It Oh the s Lespemst of nee les, 11.1: r, Ai 4' rminet d the poor. Irates. Apples promise abenth.ntly; and the crops if pears are better than was tape cted is the spriieg. • couN INGR, Rix 10. Our pla.LCt continues allohdantly supplirtl with u!. t. kat iqr a large tiwAntity *Lirli n.ep front orei‘ohi.berrleti first, supplies dolt tnnruin t : il.e toasl t yrt plate nht..ine.lll. day's wires; is en 14rrOdOgi for the mfrri,r which are nominal in value —We had hut few htt%tigut ley 10-thy, turt the gurtetiti it mot ket h. :i: bur fersh pit eels support ?',.,,t'at ' s prjr,4 • but Or •151 qualities are it. per tower Inure.—they Iris surf 0314 m, also Is. per cptistrr chraper, and tirry• hrsoy s.le 41 I!t .1 abatrostri,t, the aitivisla of ogult bring tiro) euttottrisblr. • 3141t1t1,1(;ES . . On the 9:h it.orlnpf, •i St, otte's fhitrrh, finwt."- 'opiate, by the RC?. S r C:ittrtc•s Hoch, ItAil he bete %v., Guorh, only ton 'off . ..htel %Yin. G 0074, Roil El ••,. Thomas Gooch, of lienacre 11..11, in Or county of Sutton., Bart. to Anne, ilsit4ittee of the late fleshy. t won Esq of Crowe Pore, near Soutbanqnoti, awl of Goth, Grose, in the Island of .I.rn Ora. Qa Saturday, ite dth instant, at St If -ein's church, no,. lie, I.y the Nev. Sir SRTIIIi Suite flotelitoon, itnt• Ii Res. Francis Syn.?, Rfttltraure sole, (coots, h. Jabs Anne, thir d ' rietighter "lif the Lute elluovi 1: loirri Illaedonwell, of Newhall, county Cfnee. On 3i , n 4 y, the Bth inst. at his haste in Lower Sclmsnir- Went, ihe wife °riots., Henry Stews:Et a Caq. HIGH WAtrR AT 1.0N1.4.1N 131111;GE TUN 1).11", litorai6l 21 after A. I Evoilisqg w •(srr 6 hired *ad iitiblieheal at THit BRlTtill PR Fss 11113 GLOVE Mice, Po. 11; Strasd, b) CIIARLEi coglmett, of Oa