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-: I I 1 , • • 1 I" . Art • a. . . „ • .. 11 vi I . '1 ' . 1 ' I . 1 0 i., [' . : . - - ---...eilrn . tlepriviAg any , tpilbud'iffititStions of the fair advantage whici4 too* "taarrfrially' With - the general interests of the • prelate, 94 /41,04 'Mar derive fro* the liberality and devotion of vt•cbdivldusls„ his Honour the Lieutenant-Oorernor, .srilltkeh•the previous approbation of hit Excellency the v•itGloverivor,•has been Viewed tit edict mod declare as , -41 410 Imes : • - ** l lo. 4. 4 ••• 1-:#1: 1 46 )• & no 'sails or pioatilfillfillioihelle gismaaselara;dt whiner s 1 "iff lurer fiencriptioo t hfiga tfiergfitfiselb be considered as alt en OP , oaf fl 6 4 l llhry booted& soy stile, acquired by, chew 3fr s to , thyy f i rlipg i r religioos nlOOlBllOl4, excepting under . ssi live cooditlon bud understanding, that such " fll ' eletreillvdrots en trettuired shall, within the term of Doe' 4 . Vigeriila dre'dale of Mich acquisition, be definitively wed *IF IN talreall14••• dimmed of, by such churches or pious Issa'l • g I, fofia,goaomo pence or peruser sot *object to the above ' ...._'' itn mascot sod understanding. ---' . o it If IKgaisitioaa resultiug from dispositions already "raPilltebrode Mkt contra - eh already entered into, the lion •vtastitvithreb,• Air artyresisoo whateoever, may still be in suspen s e, 91 , Asti he eiserielerod soli' indestriooel as coasprebeaded us tbe ~i, peereadisig troactinsot.• l i: ' : flaw 3, Jo car.e shy lands cod tenement*, as aforesaid, acquired pe td be Despaired, by churches or other pious institutions, 11 / 6 1816 1 1 sof be actually disposed of by alienation or transfer, „ 9 1 - .:Noittett tt* stove limited period of owe year, as above en- Ihrs,Scted, alibi espiratio• of such term, deb loads and lege .44, pants shall-be considered ipso fads as bowleg fallen isle tbreporseisioa of the Governo,nt, and the Crown Advocator *halt proceed, without any other formality, to dispose of '-• Weis at piddle auction, sod deposit the net proceed. at the 0 0 1 4 111110101 of Governateet. VS iv . adi. The Crows Advocate for the lime being shall be 6, 4 006640 t whit the execotion of the present saactsaeuts ; sod . o .4itte par ties interessed, or the notaries who have already .re vel,' or shall hereafter receive, among their acts, any dl.. ".2gliitsition purporting the aqui oi o ion of landed properly by 9 , a churches, or other picot' or religions institution., shall, within .- 1 ' Snorer days front rho daft of Ibis Proclavisaliort, or of the r. snaking bereafser of any inch deed, trammed to the Crown ~ ~ Advocate a certificate, Gigged by the notary who shall have &._ *awn the same, @Latin the tenor thereof, and specifying w'r'llis traded properly to which it relates; in default of which arillfill and Arad titles tbehmeives shall be sail and void, and ,tat As dellwilw shall be suspended from the exercise of their b.. 0.4% .• .. By amassed of his Honour, orti• at tor'S b.. RICHARD PLASKET, , - Chief Secretary to Gontatatat. itliallOilik 'Metre, loth !sae, lift. aft . • tjr - • '‘ • • .... nets • MALTA, JULY 9. sor Captain Smith s of his Majesty's ship Adventure, Se* oho has been employed for several years past, an %i ailer the orders of the Lords of the Admiralty, in ovssourveyirag nridus parts of the Mediterranean, and trin , *IA obit and indefatigable exertions in that ger .tiAtilitrind been attended with the greatest faeces', ..Los lately returned front an arduous survey of the ..neighbouring coast of Africa. He left Malta on the sih of March last, for Besigni, where he ar. ranged with the laud-party destined to explore the ~ interior, under the charge of Lietuensut Brechry, • respecting their journey to Cyreoe. The Adventure then proceeded on to Alexandria. where she arrived rt on the 2.3 d March : Captain Smith there made a complete survey of the two harbours, of the tdwn • and its Sort:fications, and fixed its position as to s. latitude and Longitude. From theoce he proceeded 3 1 along the coast anciently called the Catahathritos, i ! ., took sistrooornical obeervatious ou shore at the several • I s. ports and head.lands, and completed a coast survey of the 'whole distance horn Alexandria to Deena, at . -which place the operations had terminated on the ,? , preceding voyage of the Adventure. By this ser „ii, vice the litborto-unkuown fl If of Syrtis h has been thoroughly explored, and the survey of the whole - coos% between Tripoli and Alexandria, is now, for the first time, entirely completed. In addition to the valuable hydrogrophicol information acquired by this survey, the sites of numerous ancient cities and statism* have been accurately determined, and such data obtained as will throw very important eluci dniroupon the writingsof Herodotas,Scylas,Straln, . Leo. and Bdtisi. - - JULY le. 4.. • Qs ,Wednesday last the United Stales' schooner Captaiu Turner, eutered our Quarantine Barbour Irons Sitlyrol, Hydra, Milo, and others of the Greek Islands to the Archipelago. Yesterday entered also the frigate Constimilon. Captain Packer. end the sloop Ontario, Captain Chauncey, t. b longing to the same nation, and coming from the saute quarter. These vessels of war are under the command of Commodore Jones, whose broad pen. dant is borne by the Constitution frigate. JULY 16. • The squadron belonging to the United States of America, nude, the commund of Commodore Jones, and what arrival we announced in our last Gazette, sailed from the Quarantine Harbour on Saturday last. His Majesty's ship Adventar;, W. H. Smith, Esq. Captain, sailed from this port yesterday. The Rev. Mr. OARLET, tutor in the family of the Lord Bishop of Lora:ix, has been presented by his Lordship to the vicarage of Ealing, Middle sex, sire Doctor CARR, deceased. The Reverend Geotleman, however, will remain for two years • • longer in his situation of tutor, that interval bring necessary to complete the education of his pupils, daring which period the care of this populous parish will devolve on a curate, and the vicarage house will be let. This arrangement has excited great dissatisfaction among the parishioners, who thus Rod themselves deprived of the advantage of • a resident vicar. On Saturday. as Mr. Jon N OUTRAN, 'meow. . ponied by M r . ItOligiT MARSH (son of Mr. MARSH, of Inches Hall. near Rotherham). residiag near Griodleford Bridge, were enjoying the recreation of • grouse shooting, the fowliog-piece of the former gentleman went off, as he was leisurely walking be - hind the latter, and its contents unhappily pasted throfigh the side of Mr. Maim. The consequent laceration was so great as*.to tender hip recovery doubtful ; however, we have sitter learnt that the wound being only what is termed • flesh wound, ••' MINPOISOR hopes are entertaiatd of his conrokscroce. MA RI VANITIES. .'tWF' bVII oP StISSIX. • , •AeatftWillay - his Royal Highness the Dike of - *lgiiiitYt York, and proceeded oil his journey to pay bra intended visit to .1. G. Limbless, Esq. at his seat near Durham. His Royal Highness slept case eight on the road, and arrived in Durham on Wednesday, about two o'clock. Mr. Lambton bad previously gone there, and was awaiting the arrival of. his Royal Highness. On the entrance of the Duke into the city, the streets became impassable, every one eager to obtain a sight of him, and to show their attachment to him by every possible mark of respect. The great majority of the inhabitants wore the popular colour (light blue), and the ladies were clad iii their hest attire—each vying with the other to excel in their marks of attention. His Royal Highness alighted from his eirriage, and in o Few minutes entered an elegant biriniche . ot Mr. Lainhiou'a, which was drawn by six beau tiful buys, the postillions dressed in their state liveries, a* were the out-riders and other atten dants. In the carriage his Royal Highness was at.. companied by Mr. Lombton; and ilwy proceeded through the streets of Durham, amid the waving of handkerchiefs and the buzzes of the people.: . His Royal Highness stood up ss the carriage was pasting through the city, and condescendingly tcknowledged the gratulation' with which he was received,' by rePeitedly bowing to the people. rarest umber" followed the retioue-out of the town, , end proceeded with it to Chester-le-Street (eight bides), in the immediate vicinity of which is Lamb tou Hall. On their way there they were met by the tenantry of Mr. Lambton. At Chester-le. Street hisilleyal Highness was received with one universal burst of applause; a royal salute fired, lags were flying at the church and' other places. bells ringing right merrily, every house decorated 1 .111 some way or other, banners with descriptive siiottos. waving from the windows; "Sussex for ever !"—" Sussex and Lambton !"—" Liberty !" " The Constitutioo !"—" Welcome, &mire, to the hanks of Wear l'—and numerous otheit, vrbich. added to the smiling . countenance of all; jirOdueed an effect that nett 'have been truly grtitifyinS Aix Royal and highly flatteries to, Mr. Lambton. 1t oulire o'clock his Royal Higliness arrived at Lanibtbi I)afl,*frout the top or which the national fieg,waa WII/Mg. • • 4 •• • IRELANA • DUAILIK, AUGUST 29. • The Duke of Devonshire arrived yesterday to this eity oo his way to his splendid castle and estate at Lissoore. in the county of Waterford, where hid presence will be hailed by the numerous, prosperous. contented, and well-conducted tenantry who owe so much to his fostering care. The annual hall at Lucian Spa House, on Tues day evening. was very numerously and fashionably attended. Dancing commenced at ten o'clock, led off by the Duke of Leinster and Miss La Touche, and continued with great spirit till one, when sip per was announced ; after which the men) , dance was renewed, and kept up till three in the morning. when the company separated, highly pleased with the evening's entertainment. A detachment of the BurTs is ordered Co ems** at Deptford this day, on board the Mork, ciarie; ship, as a guard over the convicts that ate tined for Vuo themsn's Land. . . The returns of the British Plantation.: Sugars and RIM imported into London, Liver' :,01, Bristol, Clyde. and Leith, from the Ist January, TB2l, In the 17th August, are 52,240 hogsheads of 'siker, and 24,947 puncheons of rum less were imported into these port. than were imported between the corresponding dates of the previous year. On Friday a vast number of persons were at tracted upon Waterloo, Blackfriars, and London Bridges, to witness the expertness and velocity with which • Gentleman, named Scweeeta, swam down the River with a machine which he has in vented to save persons in case of shipwreck. He passed through London Bridge with such swiftness that the boats could not, possibly keep up with him. He had • white dress on, with, cap on his heed, muck. lay upon the water with the most perfect ease. PIRACV.—By letters from Materna', informa tints is received that the Eleanor, from St. Thomas to Havannah, was wrecked on the 10th March, near Point Yescao; the crew and a pissenger (01r. JOHANN FgROINAND MARTINS. of H•mburgh, who hod been settled at St. Thomas's many yea►.. and had about him 2,000 piastres in specie, and a bill of exchange for the ►ame sum) escaped on shore. Shortly after a boat with 12 armed pirates lauded, seix'd all that had beets saved, shot the passenger, and plundered the crew of their cloth's, and were tinily prevented from murdering them, upon • &lung:boat appearing in sight, which car ried them to Matanzas; and upon their arrival, 60 people, matters of vessels and seamen, went on board an American schooner in search of the pirate/. , THE LIVERPOOL PACIERT.—The following is a copy of a letter from the Master of this ve.sel, stating the circumstances under which she was lost : St. John's, Newfoundissd, August 2. aGnmet.mann—lt becomes my painful duty to ii,fo,m you of the loss of the packet skip Liverpool, under my come s mood, which sailed from New York on the 14th olt.for your port. After my departure from New York we had a fine run of nine drys, crossing the Banks, until the 25th, when, in let. 43.45. N., long. 43. W., the weather coming nu ex tremely (mu, the ship going at the rate of miles per hour, she struck on au island of Ice, which earsied away the bowsprit and split the cutwater and stem; we then hove all aback, and succeeded is diseagagiug her from the ice, iu about fifteen minutes; then set both pumps going with greet force for air hour. Finding the ship settling way fast the bold completely fell, and the water coming over the eabin deck, we thew cleared away, and got out the busts; sad after getting in a few things to subsist on, together with the passengers and crew (in all thirty-six), gaiety on hoard, 1 re wmieed oo ihe deck until she had completely filled, aid r 4 over on her side; I got 11p011 her waist, plunged into limns% • sad gained the boats. We then shaped our course fur She nearest land, and succeeded, on the Ist of August, in teach ing ibis place is safety, with all my passengers astderaw. v. Messrs. cropper, Beason, and co." A few days ago, three carts were slopped in forge field between Midlturst and Petvreirth, on suspicion of their being concerned iu illicit traffic, when, on examining them, their contents proved to be contrabands goods, of the roponind value of 8,01101. consisting of silks, silk dmeiodintedana*, kid glover, end playing caidibi ' !')a*.paw Pa pas • *IA 11RICLI%iATIOS. it Z. , = . l l iirtipi 44 - t tltenaki-r4Wair•t• That the selqisitund of I..iiilvd plopeitt Su l ' 74l lbaleiiifeati, by ctorcbettanti other gious iiivtitu4 • lair', 11141'hi'efiReof withdrawing suih property 4 ~... telidiels or'ienerSl Utility and enterprise, and . .l i titAi bien Treqwentl's r solicited, by the inhabitants •'"lll'iini lveir, tii apply'ercinedy to the inconvenient's:ill I t Wtti . ,,nd iheterrum to society at large, he'll** L'Aillten Thillebject 'into mature cud deliberate rose aideration. . ' ' MVOs, 'few, therefbee, of removing s uch mcoo-. - t•itisierate, Without depriviAr, any oT the churches tar. 7 1+1,41ie41, PROMO rws p A as Piny Um taken pineal Capaii George PreVehJiiit frphi., the fierl of tiontiordets (Go vernor of Dominica), Hue. Ciapiaia Rolm of the Hind, aed Captain Fred. Homo, of the Pinadore, are promoted to rank of Post Captain. Lies.. Hoary Deeds., of the Eery •los, in _promoted. to the rank Commaader, aid appointed to the Hied; Licht Lott) Geo. Vlsconnt lasodteille (eldest son of the Doke of Manehomer) to the rack of Commandet; Li t. Wary Una - Thyme to coaipsed Terniscaui ; Calotain Fr. hen t 6 the Leander • Capt. F. E. Perim), of the Bloosom, to the Dotiejece Gra ham, deceased. ;, • ' t '4 OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Awavrr 31. Al a private ordinalion•on Sunday sn'onigbt, bald at 1►! Palate, so Gloucester, I.y the HON. and Right Rev. the Lord • Bishop of that Diocese, the following gentlemen were act, omitted into holy orders - John Rayner, WA. Pembroke C,utlrge, Oxford. Priests—P. Wilkinson, S.C.L. Magdalen Hall, Orford ; Sad Walla's R. Lewis, 0.4. Trinity College, Dublin. , "'miser ("ItICITET HATCH, AND DREADFUL - ACCIIIENT AT DAJINAL. The great cricket match between fifteen Sheffield and (Imo Nfntt agham players, fur which rest preparations have latterly been ma►i,.g us the grated at !Israel, near Ilisiffield, commented tie Moodily eftersmie. Never, per. saps, ea say oceasios, were witnessed as assemblage al ' sees is se•wwa and respectable; and WI went On well, till almost lose o'clock, w►ea a large extent of seaffeld. 4sg, which had helm itteJ ap ea the emend near the real "side, fur the aees•sodatioa of several Omissive, of specs Ilselsre# having wise tier of seats, awl being abort fifty two . porde kin& 'whitely gave way, and precipitated its wufur• Omni, tenants oar over the other to the groomed. The .cheat of the •ischief cesium be ascertaiated,•fromes ...people injured, erridieg le all parts of the teem; but we are happy to add, that sot erre pecans is dead; right, with their • tribe stove in, are eoseldered darigerous. There are fuer, tees Is the Infirmary. The game terminated roe Wedemidaiy, is f f die Nottingham players. Nee . , EXTRAORDINARY CRICKET HATCH. .m.••■••• As estrsoedinary gulch at Cricket, which esteitell eels. 414erable attractioe, was played on Wedeeedgy, ass Ganders Do's, near Alresfurd. Ca.rwacs of every deamiplism, and area *sitcom, were pet in requisitre ea the lietailelle. The players on bulb sides were lweary.tso Womns--elevesisiegle a Merits,. tad Beaaworilt, and the Wm kmakr ef married wagon of C.beriton. The performers ie the tented wen of all ages kid siaes,a.d were putridly distiagpiebed by the assort el Pinks apd Bliss—tbe stogie weNieg PisAr•ssd the mar.• Med Blue ri bboas. Much good play was Mimeo. both sides a part istolsrly by the Piaks,• leo woo the =iamb by Meek. Afterward wiz , * were giant for Girls to mu fur, which ocs. twinned much mirth. The precarious state of the weather, aodoobt, pretreated massy from atteadiog, Omagh It was sup. pussd there were upwards of 1,060 IlttCialefil so willies* thi sports. Da Weduraday the retort match will be played we Milbervy Down, sod it is anticipated Iliet there will be a greet alleadence. Pinks—Met leeirags, 61; eectued ditto, 91—.1611. Blues—Arm timings, lb; ettemd ditto, 11.5-411. The return matc► of cricket hewers Alreafued sad Win ckster, was played ea Twyford Duem. ow Monthly msel Tuesday last, before a great cotsconrse 'of opselalors. The match was wow by Witiebester, without owg of the mates kik' pus vet in the serried innings. Alreeford lm Wailers ; 40 ; seared, 86; total 134, Wirrehesier la innings, 114. Collies 14 rums Jests 9, and orbe by. (se the second armaiugs) made op 136, with tes wickets to fader& . - - ONE HUNDRED 111 Les - In nriivE Ammo. The Heediagdosshire gallaway, 14 hoods ode hick bigh, dad de yeses old, the property of Mr. C. ftsmilis, started Ibe Ma ■lt. at two • clock is the muntimg, over am eigld-eidis pima of grouted, sear Bigelemeadr, to perform' lb* above great sadertakiwg. It was fur 1,100 sovereigns, end WOB NB be performed wit►in six weeks from the 23d of July, le trot •ely. Heavy stakes were pending upon the , issue of the event. The home wan by eight mutates aid a le half, and was dismissed. His rider (Stoats.) carried Mew atone. The horse way baited is the 16th, 42d, and 55th I ;miles, in small quamities, sad fed well; and if pushed, wit► Ise riders, could have performed the distance is less Hate lay as hoer. Mr. A. Galley sad Captain Braithwaite acre the empires. A gewtlemas of the IMMO of Billinghurat betted tit) raises' that he gellopped over the eight miles is 2b missies, sad wee it easy, having a minute to 'ppm _ _ 11.17Vfl FOR TWIikHOUSA ND GUINEAS. The decision of Ibis great undertaking took place on I Moodily, the 12th of August.—Lord Kesnedy had•takrn 40 to 1, its artier, that be would in one thy, is the year In?, . from twelve o'clock of one night, to twelve o'clock the lot. lowing night, kill forty brace of grouse on his shooting . grounds at Velar,. at the head of diked, ei.shire ; and after. i wards ride to his mat at Dunnotter, and back again to Fele'', e a distance of 140 miles. Exactly at twelve o'cluelt timidity night, three watches were set together, sad put into I a box by the umpire*, Tururr, Esq. an the pan of Mr. Farquharson, and Caputo Barclay, on the part of Lord Kennedy; Mr. Cumming, referee. At four is the morning, I Lord Kennedy comsneuced shooting, attended by • great body , of H igblanders, draw it together from curiosity. A great deal of rein had fallen its the night, which made the bills very wet, end the birds wild. The Arai bird was killed a quarter after four, aid the whole forty brace in four hours sad 41 missile. ♦fter shifting bis wet clothes, sad taking suss* refreshmest, he sweated his horse, add started for Donuotter, where'be arrived at Iwo o'clock, having rode the smut, miles in four hours sod a half. Re remained about as hour there, and got back to Felsr about four minutes hefore eight o'elere k at night, performing the one hundred and forty miles is Ire hours sad twenty-six minutes; and winning by four ►oses and four minutes. The whole was dune, shouting, riding, ice. in fifteen hours sod lifiy.six mutate,. lie reserned to Castletowsi that night, a dwelt& of fourteen miles, by tell *'clock ; snaking the whole chatterer on horseback Mt all* This is the greatest feat of exertion on record, and Kra■edy challenges any maw ta the kiegdons to s►out against him, fur a thousand entente, at auy ilmog that flies, either with ball or abut. His Lordship dud nut appear the least fatigued. Evety thing was against him ; the grouse are ■seummun strong and forward this season ; the road is any thing but good; the first four miles a mere iudenlain *beep tract, and the renateitielei imp herd tad Mimi, with muse. roue shoot sharp bills. Dowczrrsa It s acts.—We may autTripitte a very splendid assemblage of Nubility and Gentry at our approaching meeting, front the number of lodgings already taken, and the applications daily making.— ( Doncaster (;eseffet) On Saturday night week a dating attOspt was made to rob the residence of C.J. CoVslitilmr. Esq. W , !fora. Thr • "..4s 2.J Mipeiball • "Iliglibiltidi'llibrrbercisee 11£E? V°, Int. • • 1.1 ~ 1 . • 11101PAIro 30. * The THAI Stakes, a subscription of lOp. each, foi • years oIA. 7si. Sib.; 11Th.; the, 110. Mb.; sit, s . :4 lpologed * Osl,lllb. D. M. Hostowsi of the Palace Makes of 150 gs. etch, 100 gs. ft. for colts, Set. 71b. and fillies, Sit. 41h. then Once years old. Doke of York's a. by Eleetioi Duke of Grottoes b. f. Pastille Lord Foli-y 4 s h. c. by Partisan Thoruhill's brother Se Byrieg.gon Lord Grosreoor's be. C. Midsummer Lord Grosvenor's bl. or br. e. Braxton Mr. Houter's b. e. by Myoutiou. MATCHES. • Name Graftou's Reginald, Bst.9lb. agot Mr. Bouverie's Treasilino, Se. Sib. R. M. 3UORa. b ft. Mr. liontee`o-Horeisvne, Ist. 9111. omit Mr. Wyndham 's black and.all.Blsck i Bst. l.b. A. F. 200 go. b. fr. Lord Vernlam's Vapour ' apt Duke of Portlaud's Vaal . lees., Set. 41b. each. A. F. 100 gs. h. ft. • Duke of Graftwa'a Posibunta, 3 vie oil, Set. Sib, opt Duke of Portland's Ansy t 4 yrs old, Sol. A. F. 200 gs. h. Mr. Buckle's be. c. Farmer, 81st Mr. ?kik'. b. f. by KO.. bens, out of Spitfire, Set. Vb. each, last three mike of B. C. &Ogg. TUTADAY. The St. Leger Slakes of tags. 'ark, for 3.yr old colts, • Bit. 716 ; and fillies, Sot. 4l h. D.I. Duke of York's e. Moses Doke of York's e. by Seymour or Medley jArd Strudbrokr's b. e. The Stag Duke of Grafton's b. C. Pastille Mr. Wyedbasn's br. e. Sharper 'Lord Eneser's Stamford Lord Est ter's Holbeio • Mr. Hunter's b. e. by 112stnektiv •14r. Hooter's eb. e. Brother to Corioli Duke of Grafton 's b. f. Post orn* . • . Duke of thorium's b. f. Mona Mr. ThornbiN's b. e. by Pericles t . a - Mr. Thornhill's b. f. Puosy . . . Mr. W. Chifsey's b. e. Brother to Antonio Mr. W. atifeseab.e. b Haphazord. _ • • • •• WIDICIDAY. Fifty Guineas, (reefer say horse, Ike. ; four yr olds to carry lot. 41b ; fire, 5.1. 61b ; six, Sot. I 1lb.; sad aged to. B.C. THURSDAY. The Kiss's Plate of 100 gs. for foor.yr olds. lust. 416.; Ire, Ilot. elb.; six. 12st. ; and aged, 12ot. 21b. R.C. The Town Plate of SOL fur three-yr old colts, est. M.; and fillies, Wit. 31b. D. I. Entrance 51.. 111 ATC II liS. _ _ Duke of Irmit's Eleetrets @gem* Ler& Ilerulaie's Vetoer. ht. Oil. ocle. A. F. 601.. BEDFORD RACES. WIDNIUDAT, ♦UGUR SL * The Wooburn Stakes of lON.. each, +sib tOgs added from the Rote Food. (Seven Subscribers.) Best of Uwee two-mile brass. Mr. Fletrber's b. g. Wasp, 4 yrs Old, est. tlb 1 1 lard Grantham as esed Mr. Field's b. e. Prier Vie, 3 yrs old, Sid Margins of Tavistock noosed Major Wilson's b. b by Jumper, 4 yrs old, 04. Sib The Duke of Bedford's Parse of 301. was not rum for, for want of burst, TR ORaDIY. The Noblenses sod Groti:rehe; ; ;PUroe of SOL Beet of three four mile beats. Mr. Fleteber's b. g. Mop, 4 yrs old, est. 31b. Me. Field's b. e. Peter Fin, 4 pa old, ilst. 31b I die Mr. Peacock's bs. k. Rowslsi, aged, 9st. eib G. W. /11•11 s b. w. Lateisala, 5 yrsold, Bsl. l?lb dia. Frier Fin eon on the rUmg - side of the poet. A Sweepstakes of b e. each, with 100. Elided from tie Race Find, for all ages. Heat of thew beats, once round the Course. The Mamas of Tairitiork r Anted Mr. Field's eh h. Chew 13,C0111, 4re old, BA. 91b.. . 3 1 1 neje' Wilson's b Is Juniper, yrs old, Md. Sib... 1 9 I C. Higgins, Esq. noosed Mr. Field's b. e. ?der Fl. 1 3 3 A Cup, value 40gs. "peg* jig Giwillease• of the Oakley Huai, and Toga. in epeein, by a Mrimiption of bgs. each, was not ran for, fur want of before. --L CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. .• —.—...., Merles Balla., a korse-dealrr, wail com•leied on Saler. day as GniWWI la the mitigated penalty of 10s. for nia•tonly ill-treating • non lieloagieg to Mr. J. Gaffing, akilst stand ing at Smiibilrld for sale. The coavietion took place under that astral Act known by the name .. Mr. Martin', Act. and that Moo. Member sat beside the Magistrate daring the isvoittgatioa. SLOOP 11-ITHERINP. The deput•tioe of relatives hoes lona and Ross in Mull, twilit cuntineed trawling fur the rtmai•ing dead bushes on the Mid said tad, without saran, were compelled on Soler , day to relinquish this task, which they bad all along perse vered in with unremittiog industry. The same day they re. • tuned to Haar respective homes, by the Mfg Meader steam boat, leaving behind one of their companies, Archibald 111•Farlaue, who has obtained employment from Lore Camp bell, Esq. Rosneath. He remains for she purpose of identi fying and burying say of the bodies that may be cast On above, and has chosen Romani* as Hag most eoeveeient and tentrical place; from which he fell obtain inferential' from ell quarters os the opposite coast. Of the original camber said so be lost, there are thirteeu bodies supposed yet mite. leg : bowtver, the survivors ate only cei lame of tee. Mrs. fil*Dosiald, whose coadeet was enticed in oar last, bag been obliged to return home without finding the budy of her son. The first shock to public feeling fioni this snidest is sow • over, sell sorrow sod sympathy naturally begin to subside. ' The recut has been reroeded, stn the fleeting pages uf the slay, among those uccerrenrea of life which are qeichly lost In the great concerns of the world ; yet there are hoseilis loon with alliction by ibis event, the wounds of which may be moollird i but scaicely healed by time. The lore and aftcsioa of the 1 , 1 Highlanders, centered epee • few of+ cts, aegaire intensity . by such atteceotratioe, said consequently every violation of these fethugs penetrates deeply, mud nursed in the bosom of solitude, obtains as abiding place in their recollections, to whirls Ilium who walk the busier scenes of life•pre compare tively strangers. It is a tact wtsithy of notice, that this 1 calamity might hose proved greater, had n•it fifteen of the i people, who originally wrist or board the Katherine, left iher at some ietetturdiste port, and went on beard the High lander steam boat almost by main force, mi. the !Alin wee lIN she lir( overcrowded with passengers, there befog shoes 300 pet sons es board. The Highlander Wailed all her pea -1 sealers is safety, including the above fifteen, after a vaiyagi of very rossiderable peill, from the crowded state of Ilse deck, and which would have bees greatly in it bad nut , the weather (intimately Ihen tiny favuerablees-(Gromesell Paper). I/ERTINGN• OP CRRDITORS AT TIM COIJk7 OF CO.IIM►JSIONRN3 OF BANKRUPTS, • T 4) W . .r-rigel House, ,00dtorre. _ .ie thiet __ liadlaiespe".l ) .yo— DI. 11. up in the passage • pile of beds, lolatiketa r coon- 1 C„trearaler, Crotched•friars, wloe-merchant terpanes, and 'other- articles, including a bug Cow:" taster, Croi ched-f i _ ars, wine ntereitsot taittiog gold and silver, which they obtained' by 1 JtVwedler, Massie, flour factor P.X. sad T. Fletcher, tioreohithe, eoal•iserelissia I IS breaking Open • iiiireitoird'; *bele, on opening the ' hall door to carry off their booty,curriFlCATES. the alerm.bell hie R. Graham, Sari. sod J. Yisaug, of Laredo., mer. song, ow which they took to their heel*. Ooe br' elissts.....l.Lichter the yoesiger,uf Stockport, Chester. mosey. Mr. COVEIMBY'S se, vents came up with them, but . oetlymer.—J. Religion, lute of North Shields, Northwest:en. he use kneeled down, sad they got deer off It is' : load, ship-uvreer.—T. C. this. formerly of Queber, .sd late H airs', of host hamptais, coa c t.- supposed that they effected ate entiaisce usobserv. 1 at Liverpool. Iseetehann.-...N. ed, in the evening. and concealed themselves in the 1 .18 ""' —J.ille ` 14 ,! f Caadasi Tow.,, 14 : Wdle.e tt .I L ear i t tue _, 1 —T . Morrow, o f Li verpoo l , moor, scrircaer.--i;...t.. 4 ... home-top, until the fatality hod (cured to FOOL Bioaryard, Hereford, builder. .• IEiriNIMMi .•. . •VW -MARX' Rtetentireti. At/601T 31 =The price of gr4in at ale city mat kat emollarea *early the same, eseept far Rae harks ' , •hick is a little hither. The . last average return of •heat %as dill. 10d. per quarter. Dkvizes, MAIM 29:—There wag a very brisk demand tar wheal in tiairrarlp past of oar market to-der, sad Ow article realised ielut 1.. per rack more than last week, but, towards ttse close, the oaks betas* !wirier, and prices agaic klle—Barley higher. ': • • PU~ICI~ ~~ a.. • BO W•IT Ritzy. - - Oa WOW., Mr. Thomas Philips of .the New Exchange Coffee-bnuse, 69, Strand, appeared upon the isfumaatioa of the pariah of st. 'lllartid.in•the• Fields fur a bread sr M. A. Taylor's Act, in having the iron rails, Ford steps of At door, and a aim window, encroach and project upon the Nut pilfer:seat. Mr. Alley appeared as Conesel fir the parish, and Mr. Philip. was attended by his Solicitor. Mr. Sintely, the surveyor of the district, pieVed . ihir incroachmuists as stand is the information. But it was argued. am the other side, that them existed previous to the pining of Mr. Taylor's Act, saditterefaric the parish bad no power to remove thee. The worthy Magistrate (Mr. Hallo) 'deckled ageism Mr. Philips, and he was coovicted in a penalty of forty shillings, with an usidersianding that tht nuisance is i 4/ be removed, or Asir appeal made to the Qrsrier Serslows. Ckierla NbrOtrry was remanded on tWo charges-1. Fur attempting tr,gob tine orchard of Mr. Mallon, Old Broniptor. IL For giving 'Ae Wardens'''. son, whilst immeying she asset jo the watch-horse, a violent kick la the gni% go itie oridanseriag of his life. 'Nary Aas A nderson was chargitt by Mr. James Peadi- Ipaiss snits roMsing him of areariogismiarei, ate. le the •Ilik.unt of illy pounds. The Prosecutor had employed she Primmer look slier his domistic iiirsirs, but in his abseacd had Miammittcil the above rohlrery.—She was tomato& d. 0 , 4 LES. isislAres s A • I , mites l-rre were three prixosera f.r trill, Willissis Frame, fur manslaughter, -sewn' tie d; Juke torbwr i flairy at Merlyn, the seat a 8.• Thymus Mos. Oh Ban. ~wiriest of the theft—transported for seem yeas; and Williams Lloyd, for steiliog segthes—empiaus..l Thee mouths. • At Anglesey, not • single prisoner for trial. Tbrre Iwo an action for *taw& ion, broogbi by Mr. Pai • ter, contactor, of Antioch, against Mr. Moose, Solicitor, of the same him. Verdict for Plaiiiiiff—D.rnages 101 CARII&RVON—I'he only action of Cr in Con. rver ream. bered bore ins Stephenson o Alan. The charge o•i hid is 111211; lb* Defendant odnitteid the fact, sad the damage. ono& Plaiatiff were IVOOI. The Jury gave a verdict fur Plantar, 4 el. Al Radoorabire Cinht Session, at Presteign, Meow Dories was fined Guilt, 4f borgliry in the hooseuf Ma Howell, of Gistibary, and retieheil sentence of Deaf k. 'AI Mei - Worth Great itriesioos at Dolgelly, three sown& s prisoner for trial; only oo• new on the Civil &de was heed, and that Was of at• iatereig.. NAVAL INMLZWENCE. AtCII7IIT itvwbvrm 90. Arrived off ilia port lite Blucher, Thompson, Nom it fable', New firnaswick. Arrived the Ayrrura, flatly, from Top•ahen for St. Jokier. Newfoundlynd, to repair,ttaviae be.. run fuolufby elate, Sailtd Ibe Martha, Welt, tor Oporto ; and Elisabeth, Moor, for Mirdmichi. F,114.111011714, AVOW' M. Arrived the Rare/tone frost a cruise; IN/4h, Shekel'', (rem Ptywaiiibrur Gibraltar, with kola Cy/Tried i. Stat. are packet from Libor', sailed 185 b •sigust ; and. Marqns Queensberry pocket from Ile Mecbterraineau. smiled fres Corfu 14,b July, Mafia ttld, sod Gsbreline 13th •wicwitt. Pal back she Princery Elisyheib packet for Lab" art the lalaud. ; and Provideace, Wouldiy, for Malaga. A few days aro a sow belongiag to Mr. HATE', of Leeds. in this county. farrowed 13 pig% our .1 which had three cars and only one eye. HIS filing was something like the nose of a bar, and the der jaw was one inch longer than the opts" oar. The animal hied about twenty minutes.-41featish Courier.). — TRICK OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: — I per Ct: II India Stock.. 843 231 3 per (X Coos 80111 I Onto Beads.. e. 40 pc. per Ceat....... j Ez• 841111 . 8-- 49 0004 4 per Celli. New 4 per Cents.. 99! I Ditto Slllll I '7,X 6 pr. Bk. L. Ann. 21 20 15.1 I Cow. Acie... soif Urfa& 0. the Moth ult. at Him, IBC George, psntess Paolo% or s son. On Su•dy, the 18113 widow, oih Rallies, Sinfi,xd. shi►e, the Lady or H. Mousgaiisery.Cemphep, &q. of a WY sad heir. On 111..nrIny Ind. at Earphone, Hants, the Lady despise Wall. Burp cher, R. N sof a sun. At Sella., Drove. un Saturday last, Ibt Lady of Lieu• naat lobe Morgan, K.N. (laic of Forties), of a son. MARRIAGE. Saturday, derail 31st, at Si. Lois's!, Chelsea, Heel Hodgson, Esq. of Words'lr, Arkloss, Irelend, to Au* Theresa Eli: .both, eldest daeghter of Willies) Bullock, EA. the erlebralid Naturalist, of Sluese-etrret, Chelsea. The comps's,. reissued it/ as ekgast breakfast, *for which Hoe h a ppy p a ir, 'accompanied by the bridessomid, set of fe Chelieelseen, from •besee they proceed to their set DEATHS. Teelenisy re'iiaighl, at his resiileore, Slough. Sir Wil lis 11 r-elisli n the eraiiiesit isstrosueser, aged 86. Friday reosight, of speplcity, Dr. Robert bright, age•6l, Piste&etas orGreeasich Hospital, lately of Havisr. Oa Sairuday last, attar • short Wrest% Lady Peril, 11 her Incase io Pallt-1414r, GlUtteilUr-'9lllle. ths the tilb otlioto, 'at Rocagatc, Alravader Erre, Fos of Gram Potion y.street, Rath, aged 76. On Monday tad, at his house in Witidsor Castle, is let std year, Mr. John lIVILran, as Etiolate on the retired hoer the late Id royal veteran battelius, and one of his Maio- 1 0 1 Pour Knights of Witideor. He catered the service is 29111 region. at, in the year 1754, and wised iriult that / 04 ' goished corps 40 yeses, It of which were is Araerirs, deist the whole of that war. He was suiraoreetly away yraiiia Ma life guard., with hi. d old Colonrl, the farlrf Herds; oil, sod afterwards we duty at lnyissoath, ogle royal Tr , waken a pesiod of 68 ruin' Waite. tlf the yellow fryer, early is the asoiesh of Jely pit. 0 board his Majesty's ship Scour, duds, the palmate fees" males le New. Orassawitk, Thomas O'Reilly, Ere.. 144 ,16 1 - loss in she Navy. lie was the recited SO. ofJastesDßo ll Y• Esq. of tlellrassia, rear OW castle, is the twenty d sestet' mAs Rum re y to sequi a masterly hsewledge of his proho° led him to prefer a ship itsstioed fur a foreign stales to appollllllllClll on board a *gusrd.sl.lp at home, Whitt I I MI reality sought after by 'arise gentlemen of Ile haw y, met it was with this view aloes that he rasped hitter"' through the interest of his filet:Oa, to be tiaiwterred 1 0 ship where be basso peraostsrely termisated hie ewer • n e may, Ih. refiire, with strict knell% Ise sod to have esily sacrifice to his wales, altuellisiert In his profto.o.'' which all who knee him faisdy anticipated that he sv. l4 ' . doe time have become elude( Ilba lesiefeleet erne welt --- HIGH WATFR AT LlVAilarl (RIDGE THIS DA I • Mumma 40 after 11.. .3 Bersiwg S 9 ■fl Prise«. sod rehliski. *XI mum rit BSA e, the , ed T H G I DIM 0114: 2 77, eppopil t be CHO , CORN% ELL, • 'IIE- .-71 c -•• r ~: h & ME L do ea • - PC ♦PI Du vta not yard Roy, Willi FON aqua 'hot nee i klit s ku The. isali; VAIN p. lbeir Sol 14.4 UM. p ~'•l COIL i+