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IPSWICH ELECTION. 19MIMMIAL CH %MING. PROCKWIOII. &C. Or THE succEssvut. CANDIDATES. THOMAS D. LEN• HARD. ESQ. AND WILLIAM HALDIMAND, I.$Q. A full accoont of tl►rse festivities occupies the whole of The Sofrolk Chronic,* Extraordinary, • anriiitino of 24 columns. The following extract w.ll -triiut au idea of_ their splendour mud mewlin g On Mondry morning. before the dawn of day, the total' win all bustle and life. Aaron, • was ushered in by the ringing of bells, by the doseharge o f c ann on. and by other harbingers of joy and taul• Cation. The tuwis's people. at an early hour, were teen decorating their house* with the insignia of the Parties sallow success was the subject of celebration. —Soon after twelve o'clock, the windy order of the proeemion being arranged end marshalled, a tbs. charge of artillery announced to the expecting throng assetielileil in the town, that the Pageant lead commenced its march. The following was the order so which it moved:— Man in armour, on a trey horse. Two Matsbatmen, one on each side, on grey horses. Nwen Trionpviera, tan grey horses, the mew's jackets and tape of purple trinowed with granite, while trousers trimmed with the sano., and ornate scarves In:tonsil with purple. LI. v. blioser, of orange silk, trimmed with purp:e fringe, the arms of the tows vormounied by the British lion, snit inscribed " The Improvement and Pro ..iperOly of the town." *Troy Getistenien, all tui grey horsea, in columns of V. rich, attended by Ino menorah. The l'ortmen, in at Carriage with four horses. Pert of Ibe Ci.nitnitilre, in (Triage with fuer harem A C-traviiit. with a easinpy of tiro Rind orange fringed, iir-iwie by Rix grey horses, with the Cuniatueke sod ether Cent!. Nirll. T►e BMW. richt Silk Fl42m, with the following wirttoo:—" I.evioard avJ herd 1111 l "—" anti lodt•pendenre."—" mewl awl 11.. Coustitution of If138."—" Il4rwich Poi tines and IttolepenolcUt 'Freernen."—."The loarto tedroce of the Bonie, it4w-rteil,lBlB."—" Imodois 1011-mblim."—" The loileptodeuce of the Borough cam- b!#.lteJ, 182 t." A mmtest those nags was else oat helmet( by the Manning treeFrermea--nootte," The Progress of Public /pinion ;" and 3!m.b another. borrow' it fetal, the Blue., 'Tau whom it f•ulyd to bare intlitenee, with Ihr iiiscrint ##### , r• Br Just." A hate banner of the Allembrrs' army, united —Above the arms .s, on one sole, ■ litoo, nn the other a ulticorii ; mt, too i scroll, took. , Ike arms • i• the motto- 5 Union of P.olou,,"—Tw' luuic column. form the sides, with the Notiort is ilalirooll to Ike blase and kith fol.- —A I the top of the ban a l ris n %lON to which motion w veil as it 1.11 ; coil, above all, the firmer of mi :ward by hanehosuevereij iruu..—Thebeight . - of ii. Laura. • fuse - tee* tett, and the woad, mine feet. A bug!. MAN, r.o u trey burst; MI tads 5144 . a Nina ON horse r:irryiat a bawler, arids the arws of the respective Slrai Mr. A lexaud. r, in a rihrieh,rawo by four beaulifel roans. THE1VICI;111:11, In 3 CDs riage and fmor ImrseN. M r . Di I i scrompanittl by Mr. Lunn!, id a carriage and four hums Sir Thorivi. 1/111.31 , 1 31011 faunilyon 3 C3lrli tge and four horses. hiNiy coliseums o f fire each, siltudtd by two S:esruils. 83041. Eight i'brr. Crrttemri.'i earrisses, — ;;i2., Ss; Wee. Middletims'y Mr. Mr. tirsibee, Mr. J. R.Senyth's awl the Rev. I Sissy floscessess, is columns of five ascii, attcsalcd by two S. rem (7irringlis tud Fuur, wills Gesitlemeen mid their Fame Oleo, Our 11%indi ill and Ten H.r*.,u, its colonials of Gee each, otiesoled by two tiftworib.. A Houle Train of Coo jag, s. Irial4r i• a Vim, attess.l.4l by a Rand, 11700.0 bi of Three Htt wired mod 5 aruly 111,owsorw: The procession iii this order marched in stately mrisore throut‘li St. Matthew's, to•Alr. Pearsou's. This clic-mit took neatly two hours to perform, and about two o'clock the Hun. Members sliOtrel to dress preparatory to the veterans.) , of chairing. Every airatigeonent fur this purpose twin completed, this imposing spectacle commenced its route from the h ouse el Mr. Peugeot., where the Honourable Gen tlemen u 00000 tited their triumphal, cars. Nothing eotild exceril the taste sod tatiguilicrisce of the ..repianittons for this purpose. It is im possible uthquatrly to describe bywords the beauty nod rlegatice of the chairs. Rath cars were er n ,- sr.ticted nearly similar : each consisted of a cupola, supported by eight pillars, raised upon a platform of spacious dimensiosts, and borne uisou tile shout dds of :shoot twenty men. The !Amick consisted ef s beautiful cast of Briramsio in au erect posture. In the sissurtinent of the colours chosen to decorate the can, reference of course was had to the type the party whose success it was mea n t to cele brite.. The burly of the machine was covered with orange silk, oceasionally isiterspersed round the frieze of the cupola with knots of purple, sod tine word " Victory" was appropriately conspi cuous. The supportiug pillars were entwined with . ..Viands of the tame colour, exquisitely combused with Inure! leaves sad flowers. The platform was covered with scarlet cloth, which gave a richries. to thn whole, admirably contrasted with the prevailing tions.olrtiisdy mentioned. The chairs appropriated tor the- convessionue of the principal actors is „Use scree 'sera ardque in their form—ou the model. of a Greek curate—and each was covered with purple twin; fringed with silver lace. As soon as the llotiiitulable Members had placed themselves in the chairs, they were borne aloft amidst the cheers ef the surrounding multitude, whose voices reot the air with peals of acclamation. In (root ..t she procession a choir of lumps-tent, mount . o On horseback, announced, by sis appropriate the approach of the conquering lie r Roth Gentlemen were dressed in elegant hall-room apparel, each wearing on his breast rich 1 senors, composed of silver rosettes and orstexe and purple tissue. As they advanced they were greeted II all cla,ses with the most enthusiastic expressions et popular regard. In this order the procession went Once round the Coin-bull, and ;hence pro c.4ded through Tavern-street, Brook -street, past l‘Yessrs. Alexander" Batik, through College-street, St. Peter's, St. Nicholas, the Butter-market, Brook•street. through Tavern-street again, back to the Corn-hill. As soon as it reached Tavern -street, On its return, fresh objects of wonder trod admire sons were presented to the view of the ustutosired opecceturs, moody, A remarkably fine Stare, on a pedestal, of JUSTICE. Six feet high, soli sword mid males. _ This noble igen!! was accoaspaisiesl by a splendid lAA, 11.11 bad salver letters--bluliN " Jaalics hs llittoPbol." THE TEMPLE OP FAME. This grand and imposing spectacle rase 44 feet ia bright Nos the shisablim it 1 11 e Mann. It was 1104slosle1, each slot, setsporltd by 1.11 Tomcats soloolaie of beam, will, silvered capitals anti hmoo. The firma tba gloriosa 4•48 wet circular, bat isclo•do rim.; lbw distorter ist the Inch Noe, was 11 feet, and its height he feet; of the centre .Rory etzlos feet, and its height three feet 10 isoliet; aid of the tipper story fuer and a half fret. aid its height firer fret. The body inside the pillars was of omit* moterts• snit the Inscription nu the iipiVef sooty " Hattlimaid," en the se cond " leasiierd," and its, the tipper " thoriog." The tab. lets bore the names of distintoished permits, friends to the cause of inderiplenee. Those on the lower Wolf were w Nuotwx." 41 Kent," " Chatham," Nelson," " Anson," "L" , "brni" CrAtitte." Russell," " De yousbirti" " " Newport," a Tavistock," " Folk swine," " Norfolk," "Rutland," "Albemarle," sod "Grey" tho the sesoid story, " Fos." Sheridan," " (tonally,* posivinhv," " Whitbread," " Graham," " Coke" "Tier. Pei." "Smith." Mackintosh," ",caned, " Brougham," " Wood," " Denman," " thindas," " Dorsky," " Mac done hi," soil " Ridley. * The cornices were decorated with myrtles ever each 'pillar the lower eornirnt lout silver and purple fringe and pine apples; the ini.kits cornice had three Dingy, with t?e motto " Unanimi ty" between each of them ; and the tipper cornice had its the interstices, Iwo pains branches and a cable—em. blew; of streucth and victory. Above the cosmic* a bust sod vase alternate Iv—title were busts of G. R. IT. supported by those of Prince Leopold and Princess Charlotte; and those of FOX. Nelms', Wellington, Milton, Altakspeere, and Cowper. The vases wire filled with laurels and flowers. • The dome of Intrizring—as was all the silk used as well.in the temple as the flags —was alternately orange and purple. On the top was a beautiful bronze vase, two feet in height, surmounted by an elegant Attire of FANNIN two f. et and a half high. Ots each side were two profile paintings of Fame, Ave feet and a hod( high, in flying posture, besrius white lags with the mot to " I pswkh is Free." At the corners of the platform were placed four young Gentlemen--Masters Haenntowd,Nolcutt, Cue, aid (inward—each of whom gracefully waved an orange banner as the temple majestically moved alone. The variety and the splendour nr these sue, essive imgeatits ' , reined to strike every person with wonder and surprise, 'treatise infinitely surpassing the in"st sanguine expectattotilL MAJORITY AGAINAT sew. TIVIGEN MOTION TOR • MORE TCONOMCAL ARRANGEMENT IN VIC COLLECTION Or TEL ELEVEN Vt. Arwood, M. Courtemay, T. P. Mills, C. A'Cuurt, E 11. Crosbie, J. kluateith, H. J. Alexander, J. Colic, Cul. Noise, 111. Aurrant, Lord Cummiag, G. Nightingale. Sir M. Arbuthnot, Right Curteis, E. J. Ommanuey,Sir F. 31. Hon. C. Cast, Hou. E. Paget, Hon. 11. Barry, Rt. Ha.J. M. Cuss, Hun. P. Palmerston, Luril Bathurst, Itt. Iluu. IJilrymplr, Adm. Picket, Sir T. C. B. Davenpori, I). Pole, RI. Hon. W. Bathurst, lion. G. Dawkins, James Pollingiou, Vise. Blair, J. H. Doraville, Sir C. Pule, Sir P. Blair, G. Douglas, John Priegle, Sir W. Brut, Julia Mreton, Gen. Rice, Hou. G. Bagwell, Rt. Hu. W. Diincombr. W. Robertsoo, A. &diotic, Lord F. Egertuu, W. liMe, Sir G. Bernard, T. W. Fane, V. Saudon, Viscount Boswell, Alex. Frilscratune, Sir G. Seymour, H. Bourne, Its. Hon. S. fox, G. L. Shiffner, Sir G. Bradshaw, R. 11. Fried., H. Smith, Alderman Bridges, Rt. Hun. Gifford, Sir R. Somerset, Lord G. , Lord Mayor Gladstone, Julia Staunton, Sir G. Brower, Prier Goulliurn, H. Stewart, A. R. Bereaford, Lord G. Grassi, A. C. Stuart, Hoe. J. Browne, James Gromett, Cul. Stupford, Lord Itniwnlow, C. Harding, Sir H. &mit-, Sir J. Dresden, James Harvey, Sir E. Taylor, Sir H. Bruce, R. Hoboes, IY . Thane, Lord G. Brailmiell, Lord Hulked", Lord Trench, Colonel Bergh, Sir H. Iluskismin, Right Tulsa, HOGICT Buxton, Jacob Hon. W. Thompson, S. Calvert, John Kerk, G. A. L. U. Vailetort, Vise. Ca tttt i t lg. Rt. Ha.G. Legge, Him. H. Wall, C.B. Canwriglii, R. Leslie, C. P. Wallace, Rt. Roa.T. Castkresgh, Vise. Lindsey. Hun. H. Weed, R. Cherry. G. Lygun, 114113. H. B. Warreader, Sir G. Chem, G.M. inwilo r, J. Wells, J. Clerk, Sir G. Liv.y, G. Wesnyes, J. Clive, H. Lushingion, G. B. Williams, Ruhl. Culbourue,Sir G. Luttrell, S. F. Wilmot, Rolf. Cuorr, 111. IL Martin, Sir T. Wudebouse, Hoc J. Cult, It, E S. Martin, It. Wyndham, W. Cuplry, Sir J. Musgrave, Sir P. Wilbraham', E. B. Mr. Maxwell paired off un Mr. Hume's madam will. Mr..Xillicrs. The following is a literal copy of the Bill of Paws Penalties for' dtpriviog CAROLINE. gisern . of Boglam!, of her rights, privileges, and vrersigantea:—.. -14 Whereas. in she ytar IRI4, her Majesty,Caraline Amelia Elisabeth, then Prittc.sa of Wales, and new Queen Consort o ibis realm, In itn: at !allay, in halt, roamed is bre see. rite, in a W. tttt t one Kirinloans Prrgami, othe r . , wise Baru>leno. Bert-Imi, n foceitiwesif low station, who bad before iwrved in a similar capacity: And wlirres , , after the .aid Dariolumn Pertami, other. Wise Bort°lunin Ilergaini, had sit entered the service of her Royal flithilcss the said Prinecss of Wales, a most ware. rousing and disgmdint intimacy co:nuienced between her Flost and the said llortulunau Pcrgami, otherwise Itattolo hrr t zsioi : as And wh.•rtvs her Royal Highness not only advanced the raid Rartolomo Perennial, otherwise Bartolomo Welland, lee a bigh situal ion in her Royal Highness's household, and re ecieedhine into her service, and that itt high and confidential sitsealious about leer Royal Highness's person, but hesiowed upon him other great and extraordinary marks of favour sod eltsinsel . obtained for him ORIN. of Knighthood and Toilet of Honour, and conferred upon him a pretended Or der Or Knighilincd, which her Royal Highness hail takers opus kends to 'minute without any just ur lawfulautlut uty " And winless he► said iloyal Flightless, whilst the said Bartolomeo Pergami, oter* tee Bactolomu liergami, Walt in lecr said service, further unmindful of her exalted rank and station, and of her deity so your Majesty, and wholly re gardless of her own honour and character, conducted her self towards the said Bariolouni Pergami, otherwise loins &viand, and in other respects, both in public soil primer, is Ilse various places auil countries which her Loyal Highness visited, wills iedeceut and offessive fa 'neiliarity anal freedom, said carried no a licentious, die grareful,soil adulterhou,itsiercourse with the said Bartolumo Pergasni, otherwise Hartidomo Rergsmi, which continued • for • long period of time during her Royal Hiehness's resi dent, abroad, by which luct of he► said Royal ll.gliness, :real reaudal sud dishooottr have been brought upon your Majesty's family and this Kingdom. Therefore, to manife,t our deep sense of such scandalous, disgraceful, and vicious townie( on the 'tartar( her said Majesty, by which she has violated the duly she owed to your Majesty, and has ren dered herself uuw•sarihy of die exalted rank and station of Queen Consort of this realm, and to evince our just regard for tl•e dignity of the Crown and the honour of this ?Janine, we, your M.+ ity's roost dutiful and loyal subjects, the lord. Spiritual said Temporal and Commune in Parlfament asw•mbltd, do hereby Mei eat your Majesty that it may he meted, mid lie it enacted, by the King's Must Excellent Majesty. by and wills she advice mud ccouseut of the l o rds Spirigual and Temporal and Com ..... s lee this present Parlia ment assembled, and by the authority of the same, t h at her said Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, from and after Si.. passing of this Aet, shall be and is hereby dep►ived of alai title of (Incest, and of all the prerogatives, eights, privileges, and reel:Winne appersansing to lire as Q.lllDeli Casson cis this realise ; mid that lair said Majesty shall, from awl after the passim( of this Act, for ever he disabled and reedsred in. capable of using, exercising and enjoying the lam,•, or any of them ; and moreover, that the marriage between his Majesty awl the said Cul/lime Amelia Elisabeth be, souk the moue is hereby from henceforth Aar ever wholly dissolved, • annulled and rack you to all intents, and put pos. s sastswevcr." Mx war. . NA DDINGTON NEErLNG Coml.) TvegolY. JULT 4. The Mar Wiggins Stokes of Op. elm* 15 R. with 40ge• edited lay she Cheb....Peor miles. Mr.., Mares ch. f. Sit4elmaers, by Teddy, 4 ye. Mil. 7r1.71b Mr. Kist'. hr. b. Gatesboroigh, aged, fht. 711.. Mr. Kueller's h. f. Soave 4 yre old, 7.1. 7 1 b. Mr. INsoda.'s rb. c. Ortlio. 4 yr' eitt, skt. .. 4 Me. Walkees hi. f. Gent, 4 yrs. 7.t. 71h. T'w., Subscriber% helmet deriareil ft. +it'll's the liner pre. serthett, paid I.ei hie. eimi.,—..theihr liar f ite, and high edit) ave. Xibirehore. Sweepstakes of 60(s. each. b. ft. for three.yr obis —New Coarse —(3 Sobsertbers.) Mr. Rash's b. f. by TroMe, slot of Reserve, Isl. 12th.... 1 Mr. Rattler% b. e. Waveslvy, by Caniertoo, fist. The 6;ly eke fsvuorlie. Sweepstakes of figs. verb, with 30gs. folded, for three-yr-olds 8.1.; (our, 941 71b ; five, Inst.; six and aged, 10.1. 41b. Two.nule liest•.--(lbr Subscribers ) Mr. Goil.laril'a 11. c Sir Topaz, by Scild, 4 vrs old 1 1 Mr. Walker named Mg, sister to Heroic, 4 yrs old 2 dc Mr./Kueller's b. f. Sayre, 4 yrs old (rut oat) dis. Sir 'Pupas the favourite. W MON RIIDAY. The First Bramehill Primtore Stakes of 11/O re. reek, b. ft. fur brew-yr-OWe . Red POO bowie —( FiveSu becrsscrs ) Mr. Goddard's b c. by Rnbens,S.d. 71b. Mr. Ihindas'a e. by Tortie,4ot. 41b. . 2 Iloadicep Male of 501 fur 01 ate*. Heats, the New Course. Dierdae's cb. r. Orthn, by Ruben., 4 yrs old, . . Sal Mr. King's Crtinsistprough, axed, Clst. 21b. 1 2 2 Mr. J. Walker'm Shoehorn, 4 yrs old, 8s Mr. y, 3 yrs old, Set. 141 b 2 dr NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1810. moil JULY The July Stars, a Subscription of 4/Ms. each, 30gs ft. by 2 yr.olil carrying Sat Sib and Wises So.. 4lb. T. Y. C. II R. 11. the Duke of York's b. f. by Aladdtu, out of sister to Elect iiiii lit Fob y's Breeze, sister In Ihterpreter Duke of Geaftou'e b. c. by Rabens, out of Kriel Drake of Gration's b. c. by Orville, out of Coquette Doh.. of Ilailaurs f. by Juniper, out of Rua:Abell* Sir .1. Shidley'a c. by l'hanions, out of M.o. IA Groavena, b t. by Thunderbolt. tint of Opal IA Grosvenor's b. f. by TI des boll, wit of Plover Mr. 'Meese. r. c. brother to Bourbon Mr 11in:era's f. by Electima„ out of Selim's dam IA Suffield's Id. e. by Milky, out of Miss Witch Mr. Rugerit from s gr.c. Lit F.lrettun , out of sister is Viscount. Mr. Ituali% b. f. by Haphazard, out of Reserve. Ld Exeter's h. r. by Cardinal Yurkolam by Gulumpns, oat of aister to Bealingbruuels. IA SIN ril mamas Mr. Wilson's c. by Sinolenaku, out of Co.. 'hp Mr. tVynilliam's h f. by Yonnz Column's, out of Marianne. Mr. Wyndham 's (.11. f. by Youoz Guliamia, out of Cypress!. Mr. Godolird'a h. I by Haphataril, out of Spinetta. lal Jerbey's ch. e. by Soothsayer, dant by Buzzard. TUESDAY. Fitly Pounds, fur 3 yr olds carrying 681.01 h. 4-yr olds, Sri. ; 5 y r als, bst. 815.; 6-yr old, , bat. 12!b.; and aged, th.t. 1) :. To he elitereil at the Kineafttablea, Nrwmarket, on the day !refuge running, between *keen and use o'clock. • • 3041PEOli. • tialr•Orcussot, lots We *Mb *beat at sorbet this sawnlitig prime _.phi ed Ink. frost Dalt obtained full as vast* as ea Newsday, sad the dawned was rods, beislwer for that daiariymisso, hot the ie. fowler sort; toothier as dull is esie as they Mgt Wee fur saw lime paw. Oats are Is. per gassier dearer, the sappily boos small. Is Barley, Ism% and Post iss alawatiels. NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat 54• to Ma I Wass 46a to 47e Burly 33a to Us Palm 47. to —.4 thita Us to tie IF Bread, per pilaw, Ii 74. to Is. W. SMITHVILLO-MARIKET, JCL* 7.—This stet SPAS 11411 'applied with Sheep sad lambs, and the priers ►ather leen than last market day, bet is Bents the genial was not ss great as on fernier Friday% saJ the best glastities wen higher in riee than last imultel day: the Inferior ands were rollers. lower. Veal sad Park as per last quotation.-44 the Hsy.starket there *as au material alterations. Straw sad Clover remain AS per last market. NEWGATE AM) LEADENIJALL matuirra. (ky the Carcass.) Beef Mt. 4s aJ I Veal 4. ddb Is Hullos.. 4s 0.1 to Ss 041 *. 4s 44 le Ss 44 lAneb 44.04. So As. N. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . aw. Lawn's. woornicnairst.. Hay 31 104 Ad to 41 ler fld Hay.. 41 At 04 to 41109 Ad Straw I/ 7. /04 to A/ As Ild Straw.. Iller lid le 1113 at Ad Clover Attie Od to 71 Ills 0.1 Clam el 10a Od Non lea chi SHEEP SKINS. Lambs . 2. MI Up 49 CM Sheerlimp HAW HIDES. Best Heifers sad Steers (per Ordinary... 2* 114 In 1. 41 atone).. 2s 101 to S• 0.1 Market Calf.. Os to 9. rack Middlings 24 8d to Is 111 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 in Os 04 PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow 634 eld od Yellow Rusnia 60ii Oil OJ White ditto-570 Od Od Soap Od Melting Stuff 524 Oil —. Oil Ditto rongli..3ll IIJ —. Od rAT, per dose of 816 . As atate4 by tbe Bakken. St. James's Market. 31 7 3 4 Wbileedaapel Market 3a id ' Average...... Ila 7.1 PRICE OF CANDLES. From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dosen, 1 Is 6d-•-hforlds,l3s Od. 0.1. per dolma allowed for ready money. IVZONT.SCIAY 11te Town Plate of 50!. for 3-yr old colts, Pet. 41b.; and fillies. fist. I.mit mile ■nd a disfanc4 of B.C. To he entered at Ike Kiwea Stables. Newmarket, on .the day below running, between eleven and one o'clock. A Sweepstakes of 100 s rub; for 2..yr.01da, 64. 1111 b.; asd 3 yr-114, 9st. T.Y C Th. , shiner to he Kohl fur 200 g.. if demanded. &e. This 'tat, t o close, and the horsrs its he named to Mr. Westherli, by uise o'clock ono the Moodily evestug before running. NEITMAIIKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1820. PRI DAY. Sweepstakes of lOngs. each, It. ft. A. F. al. lb. I at. lb. Duke of Portland's Mr. Duke of Grafton's Car -I,.we Lord Ruus's Hoopoe .. 7 13 Mr. Utlny's fby MN! 7 6 MEETINGS OE CRRIHTORS AT GUILDHALL, THI• DAY. •. ■ Id : Niihau and .1. Abrams, 01d-street, tallow-Aasd. !era W. Cloak, St. Martin's-lane. bakrr .. 3 11 C. Dunkin, Shad Timines, lishterinan S. Cooper, Tottenloam Court-road, baker T. Macdonald, astabooe.place, priwt.sellcr 3. R. p a l, N ew loodon.street. Contractor .. 1 10 E. liellyer, Kruatuuton.lane, master-mariner .. 1 it T. Morris, Homo., heinds-maker G. Rorie, Newsatesstreei, upholsterer 1 11 C. Wright, Old Fora, vtlsarfinger .....1 12 DIVIDENDS. R. S Aohsaon, Great Yaratonih. grocer *** •••• 111 VV. 11. Coz. Bread-street, wareh..u.entan T. %Yakut, Purieet, liuewlrnl.. r .1. Pugh. Red Dols street, irou 1111 l nicer S. elsamprocas, 1 7 111140111. lam kat gardener J. Glens. Braracewell sad We.l Stockwell, emerchaut G.Nutele, Ely.piace • merchant R.Graaiitg, Bruad-etreet.imih/inga, ruetcli tot E. I.aagley and W. Bekk, Itarough, engravers ji J. Alariltah, Newaate-street, whulesale.tinen-draper A. Read, lower Grammer-street, wise-merchant R. psi, Croakcd•lars,uil-broker PRICE OF RAW r, As stated by the 'renew Ateliers. 11 1 Price by Talluer....3s 7P ', SOAP, Ste. per 1121 b Yellow roar •de Mottled VS. Curd ...... ...»..... Graves l6s Gs Good Drop Vs Os CERTI FI CATES. i. Smith, of Brootelkahoree, York, elothicr.—J. Ha►d. man, of Mancheskr, warelsoonentan.—T. Bevan, of hanipinn, Down, ailversmith.T. Dares, of. Yuxall, Staf ford, tape-roauutketurer.—J. Barker, of the Strand, Middle sex, husks.— D. Waltman, late of Prone Schrum), Somerset, alsupkeeper.—J. Kinder, of Alanrhester, eution-inanisfac turer.—J. Bartlett, late of Topsham, Devon, but mow of Eerier, Ifterrhani.—S. Party, of Liet•rlwol, Thommu, of 3loncheater, buukuller.—W. Hough, of Man chester, bual-bnader.—W. Pullen, of Leadeuhall.stret•l, London, goldanntb.—W. Fletcher, of iVoleerh.nonton, Staf. ford, iromounger.—W. Barton, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, upholsterer. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FUDAY, JULY 7. Antyterdam....C.F. 12 6 1 Venice Ditto at sight l2 2 1 Malta 45 Rotterdam.... 2U. 12 6 l Naples Antwerp... Hamburg!' ....2{ 11. 37 3 Lisbon .... ....... 59 A1t0ua........21 U. 37 4 Oporto Parts 3 day's sight.. 25 /41 Rio Janeiro Ditt• .........2 U. 26 10 Bahia Potartleaux Frankfort on the Cork slain, Ex M..... 1551 Apo of Bank uu Vienna effective 211 lb 9 I Holland Trieste.....ht lO 11. LILILI.IOI. Madrid ....4-trertive 34j Portugal (.014 itt € it. d. Cadiz ......etlective 34i 1 Coin, per 0z....0 0 0 Ili Usua 34.3 Forci%u Gold in II ircelous *ovine 3Sf Nese Doubloons ..3 14 0 tidwakar . Mt New Do!lars .....0 4 lut Leghorn 4 7, I Silver iu Bltrs ....0 to 0 ‘4llo*.t we>. • •Pr .r 1 44 • Ity an Act pa.sed, persona tdieritsg a fee to any conker, &e. or the Curtosa-hosie, are liable to 5004 prosily, whether the fee be taken or not. PRICE OF HOPS, pee COI. NEW MAUI. MEW POCK RES. Kent ....31 5s to 41 Os Kest .... 31 10. to 41 10. WitsAex ..21 18. to 31 104 Sussex .... 31 be to 41 Os Essex....2l 184 to 31 181 Essex .... 31 54 to 4/ es Fars hats, Ilse, 414. to 01 130.—Detto, wood, S/ lb to 41 15, PRICE OF LEATHER. Dulls, 50 to baths each 174 to 1914 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs. each 8054 to 214 Dressing Hides 154 to 184 Fine Coach Hides .. l6d to N 4 Crop Hides 35 to 4016.. for rotting 154 to 1441 Ditto 45 to ..... 1614 to 194 Ceif Skins 39 to 461bs 124 to 394 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 304 to 38.1 Ditto 70 to 8016 s 264 to 304 imal I Seals (G►eenland) ..404 to 124 Loire ditto 144 to 181 Tanned Horse Hides Spanish Horse Hides COAL MARKET, Amy 7. Ship at Market. hhips Sold. Prier. . . _ . . . 314 NePreastle Pt . .. 32. 6.1 to 39. 0,1 7 Sunderland 1 Stnue Coal I Cimino 1 Colin [From " Ths London Nevi Price ClllTellti FRIDAY ArTanignow. JULY 7. goinat.—There has been a rem* demand fur Meseovades this week, and the sluing qualities f.,r refining appear to realise priers a shade higher; the tuft Sugars are purchased on rather lower terms: generally the market appears int ;movie!. Thu purchases of goods deliverable some weeks hence coutiieue 1.1 increase; the present *apply of low gouda is of course still inadequate to the &wool. There is some in crease in the request for crushed Sugar fur the 31rditer rowers. There is still an expectation that the Bossism Tariff will be altered, arid that site duties ou crireelied Sugar will be made more fulmar:4lde. Nleelareses are steady. The fine white Foreign So:ars meet a ready sale at im proving prices, flue Havasurall having realised 7dee. a 715.; the yellow aud brown meet a limited region', lord rate low iu proportion. Correr..—Tbe Coffee market became very heavy on Toes. day; since they a decline generally of 24. per cat. has taker; lilacs:: the flue qualities raid at a reductiou at 34. • is. on Wednesday. The Armorial yesterday appeared considerably to improve, and the finer descriptions of Coffee rather recu. vend. This Careworn three rehire safer were brought for ward, the whole weal off with great loieeknees, fully support ing the prices of yesterday. We quote Coffee 2s. lower than woo Friday last, but today the demand has greatly increased • there appears to be a very extensive and general re quest, an d every appearance again of • reviving market. Ctrrron.—The Coteau market remains in the late inac tive state; there are uo buyers except at a redueliolt of tJ. a lel. per lb. in the prices, and there are no sellers at any decline: very few parcels are offering in the market. The purchases by private contract since last Friday consist only of a small parcel of Stoats, the quantity and price a have out trauspired. Hy public sale this forenoon, 218 have Berloce chiefly taken in eel 131-el • 15d.; NI Carriacou, I:1! I, a 13id.; 18 Bahia, 14141. a I4Zel. navregess.--/ly public sale this forenoon, TO ba:s, 295 looses, the former all taken its at 31s, a part of the latter sold 2fis. 641, 205., and 294. 6d. Ott.s.-1 he first recounts respecting the Greenland Fishery are rather asirfavoundele: a orsici arrived, staling, that up to a late period 44) vessels she .poke were clean ships, mots few haul only one or two fish each. The report did out produce any effect, but as several days have elapsed without Nearer intellogesice, the prices of Whale Oil are im proving, and cuts-irle rabic doing its the market ; cargoes to arrive, 351. All the other d e .eriptiussa of Fels Oil are also at the improvement of 11. per tau.—Linseed Oil is • shade lower. • Tar.r.ow.--Foreixo Tml:ows centimes, heavy, and the prigs most *gam be quoted lower. The Tuou market IS to•day whirls is 15.4.1. lower thee bast week. Rum, BEAU DT, AND Hot.t.anus —The Bum market run liuut iu a very depressed stAte; the putehases siure our last quite inconsldereble: the piers are anamatelly the same as last coatitsties t. fluctuate. earl .la account of the rryorls respecting the vialege, parcels free as bawl are inquired after at admitting prices.--Gerarva is ralLer lower, *mites AND HAVJUKINO. _ The Bret * le lisjimilw whew the meadvwe are at in ewe. The Ilia for ellibeigis *bee the crop of tra.s hoe attains. litilat Altime.of perfective; whew the pleats are mid brim the Bowers heti. to 4,4 ; if cot geese, the bestebraiels sod Nees she& of its bulk It slimes' Is steed MM *mem& est sir. Ibe sleet hew iew, hard mid *ley, the PAW loess met* of their oatmeal sap, the M he. abseadiest, lasi the peitseipel part of bay Is la se womb's( Ilies,-Aselee be See seen th e tan late, appeeinlly if Ake amp is heavy, mill in danger (edging. ffee *liar, the beat time for ratting to whrii ,!,. esteem ase folly brows, smiths earliest jest twain t.i beeves if allowed teased looter, the bottoms of the . 1 ,0;,, tom their litemu, nod bseseetilmrd and sticky, and the pi is as ate& ashes** that it takes a Wag time before n sonde up aewshowee. As the great object in hatsmakinz i . to preserve the wetritimis jokes, ad to dry it staffirieuti to pretest its Medea Sea much In the Imolai-nett, or riekr, %hie chaste is ea 111/0//nika. that it mission mush entro.: , ) mid care, aad to take every possible advantage of a v Noe, so opportuaity *Scope. The simplest iti Übe true mown should be left Ip swath the Arm slay, iis fullowiot day toil the trans as well as possible by sepses'''. and shakiet it well, Poo it ea ofien as time will permit, into wiribroSre, ..d roll it isle Impeach., wills • 11.1.. in the min, likes eta, 'Mese* this the air passes frith, and moieties is wriest off; the weed day tura Mr/ In the mitre row of three is.., sod lay ea it tiii.osc wank, She We mocha from the *amide rows; ea ;h e 1 1,.,.; reverse the signal,. eir the three cocks plating any ea lt,,t hay at the Weed ; es the fated, day, If the weather be the sheik tray be slim* ewer sad placed in larger cso Le, The practice of eseking Is Is abgbe sit on the yep, till .1, by this it le left so loose mid epee, that it readily every shower; the besdieg if the cock shield tae 01,41^., evenly 11110 a *MB (pelt hy Ihe rode of the one it is ent-0.1, to cover, sod then with wee level in the lop or the siris:i cock, sa d aaelber lbw boons, lora it gristly squid. down on the rep of the larger see, which being folly dose, it havomen op a teat of shateb to Slit nihe:, and prevents the rekt from paletrutiet. By' this mi. sseinn•st, lb. miessieMstl Jekee are tweserre4, .yd the risk of climate is guarded stalest. By ivereasing doubling the cadre entib they series it the 'toi l e's „r three or felis.esit, they may he WI is this stele split it is the farmer's coutiesimme to pet them inks larger corks , 1 haggard ricks ; it is a very was:still and lojodieions to make traespopeles protaiiitionorly over the &hie, as o. generally dove, fur in proportion to the number sit the., trantp.cocks the Issistity of hay is destroyed which their bottoms and tops, besides the review' on vrbish lb:, stand is scalded, and. salon 111311111141, sill Mut yi , :iel grass the next year, sob` In douse losses you sissy the cutting up of the that aftertress, with the Cant aod heroes, ekes they are drawing home the hay, at the time it is generally'in its greatest vigour; if made into nowt corks in the Geld, the bay should be collected eonvsnient ro the Vest waYs bat if she haftaird is placed in an •iry lion, it is better to draw thaw bay late the haggard at tore, and make lbeeocks'eMovenient is where the rick Is intended to be made; huareVer, if the farmer is wielded waits tat. ;umlaut, and by having uplift timber made into cony. went lengths, similar to the roof of a cabin, chess the hay is tit to tramp, the rick may be berms, by forming the sticks in a triangular form. They may be emote the breadtk of the rick, and • long pole placed along them on the top; with long pins to stick OM, the pole t they will be easily setnored off or pet on. This will sufficiently admit the air to as mutt the hay, and the tarpanburs protect it (ruin the exhausting influence el the sun and seam It from rain. The r:rk shook' be made stunt fuer yards wide, making air.hut. from the butte. to the top, 'about Aye yards asuniler licit should be morn made swam the hatless of die net, from which the airasules, like chimney, should proceed from tar centre of the breadth. By this precaution the hay sever beats to injure it, and by beginning yogi, rick as described, the aftergrase is pet injured, and the.lssy P. plead, is haggard with less labour. PI!ICC OF Maill AxafgausY. . 9 per Ct. Ited...• (i)& Buss Au. 171 13-Ili 3 per Ct. Consols 6814 e trop. 3 per CI. AWU (1N 31 per Cent...... 7711 Old Asusuitirs 69 4 per (7euta. .... Stili I Bt. bilk, •1 ; ...5 6 p r . 3 per Ct. N. Au...101i I Lou. Tirkrt...29/. lON. 102 i 1 °onions i MN 5 per Ct. N. An. scrip. I Coos. fur Ac 7. n 1 1 pr. I HIGH WATER TlllB DAY AT LONDON BRUME. Matelot 18 eller It. I Evening 50 afier 13 OIRGINAL OXYGENATED %ODA. FOR MAKING PERFECT SODA WATER. S _ OM% WATER, when kept in jar s „ alter short lime loses a ecussiderable prnpoitios of (1114111111 C ss; the carriage of it from place to place is very trnubir some,and the risk sad isseutsvensence great, besides the lac. , space it occupies, and Ike consideration of its gett:ut woi se every hour. Simla Water also bring put into bottles not peifcci:y Ke an, ill corked, not guile filled, Ace. Sm. has occasioned numerous and well.foundeil complaints ; all of which the Oxv i rr ti ttrd Sods is calculated to remedy; and being perfectly 1:-er from all those übiectitoss and incouvmsieue'es, possessei the miner at all times of impregnating the water with fixed air to ally degree, and produces double Soda tValcr u ills as taut t: facility as single. The Oxygenated Soda remainn in all cltnate• unimpaired, atol is, therefoic, particularly rec ttttt ntro.ird to Merchants and Captains of ships, as a vet.) useful sad War i. cial article for exportal ttttt . Prepared and Sold by G. MARSHA LL and Co. Chemists, Rreirerwtrtet, Goldleu•square, in box. , at 9.1. earls, ton. Mining sufficient for one de ten of Suds Water; or one doges, buttes for 3418 duty included. N. U.—The Public are cautioned acaiud tin it at ion• of This article under various names; and (as souse li.icr ihtoilbt proper to copy the name of the article mid the parser or dt. reetions verbatim) are requested to observe, that the ~its " Prepared by G. and Co." sill be engrave.) op.*. errs) label. • To he had sa above : SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS, for nyiki•ir. Scul. tits Water. _ . H E IN EN 11A M 1 SALTS, in ERloreseenee,and la Crystals. The NEW GINGER INFUSION, tor mtkief -Gluier -- Beer that will keep is all clesuatre. MEDIcIN E 131 WIN a all kiwis sail prim•. • Aril the Ones* Drop and Medicines .4 all kiwis, for horse. awl exportation. By Ina Majesty's ROYAL LEYPERS PATLBT. LEAKE'S Genuine PILLS, jet-tly felnais fur Curing, in all its Stages, a Certsies Disease. One smell Pill is a dose; and the taking of o ne R a s h is a er . cent Case, will won convince the Pat.ent of the cettaistry hie .portly recovery. Nothing can he 1.. It. r toat e iyyd. safe, or more convettleat than Dos seinerk. for, soca as are Walled to go jOtirliira or to o a, as it tier.:.. :to rustinatii, i.l or restraint of dirt ; and ti 3 ears rapt' , suet (in too s its, - sive leraclicc) has proved that it will eft.ct a cure, abets e s.. prat, a salivation and all oilier methods asa.l oolitiog. Far the Sentry and other Monica! Disorders, ibis M•ditaar Ms Hilt its parallel. Upwards of 40,060 ! wooer. o t t 1,. In .sts.es, have bete radically cured of the ',hose ..root ortirra within the last right years. Pr.starrol •••.:1 sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and sONS, Suij.4lo4l. • ; at their house, No. 9, New Bridge-stsert, w !ma.. ut eat'y 2m. 9.1. each, duty iarliote3.—N.ll: Two hick ,I,ois d beets is tie pussies at night. They are also ~old Os Cheer appointment, with copious direettunt, el Mr. H.ohor..'s Tuy•sleup, 103, o:ford-street ; Mr. Dludeurougleee, 7. Fish. eireet-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; at Mr. Beater's. Editiburgh ; Mr. Newbery's, Dublin ; and by one paean. II carry cunriderable town in Geeat Rritairs and Ir. land. Advice gratis to persons totting the above, ur other of the Proprietor , ' Metiteines.—Oteets and Seminal Wcakueseeh cured, sad letters, past paid, answered. • gee tire hot plairlistrell by the Regal College of laendost. Printed sad Publialted at Tar BRITISH PRES% ■od Ter GLOOM 016 Ce, NO. 127, Stoard, by C. COHNVt of the UXBRIDGF.. Corn liibiwrtoes Return, I .IIIIIIPDAY, JUt.• 0 !. Wheal, per load tbi 10. iu ill Ith Barley, per quarter 34s —.l to Wk. Oats Henn. 42. —d to 46. Pease