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1 ',".llusust 11. fronsthe pre. debt •lies of the . of the application to money, con- Laren: and Bank , upts, war with in this partnership to ceuvse of commence countries, the Leroux goods. The bank- acid Car- losieMetalised the amount of these insurances against dla laelfeepe's Betate. The Learned Counsel con mead, dterefigre, that these Gentlemen being in ace siteation of alien enemies, wsuld not recover la a Coon of Law .1 and in support of this pas& ties, he cited the•case of Brandon v. Curling, ss derisire,ef the present case, where the Law was eisstorkyered fully laid down by Lord ELLZIIIOIIOUOII., Thar grosed.; - - ')mitted. dime* ' sokild r proceeding. - red that. breaking case; bet conakzed coneraliesd and, there • be ad- ',ions& Cam, he rut haul. ---• of laid. , because country,— Wilt re became a right an Were wore aim. . OE *, 4, pitt.it Lombhip cowitty. end Is such taken for , therefor% to examine nom the P.O. them. The Cliff beam and Sis ebao tbs - ikons Miss T—. About two ceeloth the span comniescord A sweepeale of nos Nth for dare, rode Captais Batas, Mr. °at tswin. 17; 4 the la t ter W rayj u ts.Gesst g was we :s e :w i t Ur. Tress/Ives br. p. era Reifiriissat my Mr. Leaf's p. Moak, ono mile, Wes the mains bridle was won at two boars, by Mr. lirowsrlsish. Water Grad. Westin (oar others. The ansussalasats have also bans diversified - by footloose. : Miss Teron's Concert, on 1 smilay evening. sass wait. omadvd. and her performance mooch admired. We alsall have some more races am work of which Os than base an account. The (*nowise arrivals bats takes plows since the SI st ult s— eat Knot, Miss Taylor, Mot Relatimrds. Mr. wad ME W. Halm. Mr. sea Mrs.ollllllllolo, Mr. art Storm Mist Foote, 4r.estri Mrs Aim. Mr Miami* Mm Illamak. Mts. It. Ward. Mr soil tee Miss Tallissismir o Mr. sod Mn. dust% sad Ills smsommormmismor • lag. Vestries were hid at therdx ". -7 16 -7 ritlnerebaat Biamford, le which it was • siunimensdr eireed, that meth of the pone of emit =Owe is *slept did been. should be ihb. *Alt mmelas Meer. tad the menet a, the operation sad medical attendance. be defrayed -.by- die pubes rates. , Oa. Mach seirmight. the Hon. and Right Rev. { 'the theiteped Deeeture. ar_tenblY to oPPiottotatel hmeettred Ilmaleilasel with lds presence, for the pet. 1 pine of enedineting the rest people of that ateol 41 neighbouring wishes. 'Re csoirmation wain Staid is the demi church, whith, by the l ittertbeib nf the church-wardens for a fe:111i pew. hes less teadeved one of the neatest places cif, •ereetehlp in the diocese. The day was parttetherk - 111umarable, whit+. with the combined inlluselth'ff a ir deweeien end ce . drew together an imams* :meeTd. His arrived at church about 11 -Abet, Med i • proceeded to his dent e d •OM kepi him tilt whet three. The somber condi . !Wed was termer ifs dmessod, gediteisse of two laophed sthilers belinglogth the Ilituat Royal .LlMseshate. sad Q _ 11111thr e ; 1111110eseepy leg the bonnets them; and to whom, Shir4llllo i.ilenwitok his Lordship delivered a moat smeillool. and affedling exhortation. He ebeerupd, := lr t h lr a eit situation in life was more exposed to. -Ilempatutone and dangers, they stood so meth thel tame en need of the assistance sad pretedlion of Al. l leighty God. which they Gould ripe& to obtain its *amber way inn by lowing and Casein him. and heepieg his commetadoosou. Ose of them mee..l . ervher n teralegbdinso years of alas and had been 1 up the -va d u sty nthers expressed a . =dig* WAN* the ganieemlimplain. of his • r oom, Ipi the Chore el England, vellthas=tzvuillpumithltilee as a. his ramose Or bum shot society in which he had - - bum berme lip; iththeed him in baptism. After Woos belime 4 the day, the Bishop and the Amon meisetithed hi a my sumpterees and row by the Rev. Dr. Gawv, at his bees. at BitherWeatateutit. ?~4 T .~ ~ . .... .. •sltorrtAra INIT4LIGL ATE. ..• , —,...4-- " .tiOrtixaii.A.ia , k?4e..3 --mintitund.) • tituataki. luausi 7. Tbs Wain T ate of 501. for threo•year olds and opmrds. - .., ronambili beau. me, Cave *miles eh • e. %umber iro allaidrAone, by , fientddheousn, 3 'meld, Sr. traa . - • I 1 1 Mr. Stymies la. f. liteltalit 57.14555610wnia11• 3 Yrs 1 , 4111, 5.1. itrib. - - - 1 I I WE Androws'• b. e. Trairdier, b Alloore,rek, 4 yrs old, lit. . - - 3 el 3 fit , 150'crat's b. tn. Mayflower, 6pa old, Ist. lib. ( broke down ) - . 4 dr !AAA the favoerite • utter the fi rst heat, 50 to 5 wa. bet Mat the &mho 15 Maiditone did not win. TAUNTON RACES. TVSIDAY, •12GMT 5. A Madura Plats of NA. Mr. Solleek'• b. h. Green Dragon, syn old, Sat. 12:b. 1 1 Mr. Wilsisa's b. c. Weesou, 4 yr. old. 60. 1110. - 2 2 Alleged Plate of 601. given by the Members tor the C oo nti. Lord le Seatmck% b. Is. Optician, 11 era old. Ile ILA. 1 1 Mr. Warre's cb. h. Woodcot, syn old, 10Ib. - 2 2 Sir H. Lippincott's g g. Slate, 6 yrs ~Id, Mt. 31b 3 3 dreDIIIMAY, AUGUST 6. An All.agoil Plate of lo I. given by the Mambas he the Benno. Mr. Wanes eh. b. Weedret. S . yn GM. Se. 101 b. 1 2 1 Sir H. Lippiee•Me 1. g. blase, 6 yes old, ilst. 3415. 2 1 1 no 3 Oeiness each. IR Subscribers. Lend 's b. h. Optician, byn old 1 1 Mr. Ileildelea b. h. Green Dr.g.h, syn old - 2 do. Sir 11. Uggiamat's g. g. State, 6yn ekl • - dr. • • £Dll7Bl.llltil 'LACKS. • StiatiDA T a .16V01.17T 4. City'. Paso, Sill. Mr. losailtes gray horse . 3 1 1 • Mr. Slues Fairy - 1 2 I Mr. Criehromb Traveler • 2 dr. Mt. 11•Uotioilt Gaits Lassie • - 4 3 dr. TIMID& T. Ho M .year. Porte. 100 g.. I,ls. a. H..a t woi, gey bare, Procula 1 1 Mr W Hutchinsett . bream hone. Uidlioer - 2 dr. t.b , e• d'a se fhhe • ' • 3 2 YTfeerdev , N. S. iledgesses. Ray. bay ware. Lady Miry, waJoid tbs cosine f-r the le ,r rlstion Porn o S. gunivis Urn tan afsenraidis a back ; and clan a match Yemen. tale Gellitlemion. - • TURK AUU1.1.4 MUTING. The Sugars Maatlis,, alum COOMMIIeti seat Souris,. it eelsett 4 so be visy 'numerously &beaded to cow. rude. and great WO r. earsetel WWI the 'mother of tWer•.. Ac. ,nsoiled to ii.. There *ill be uoraltla of •' Sun. Hones snow have bow at Ilanshlroat, besides lawn Salltaa.• ad. Middieha a, %4.1'• , a; idea 'tern the feu** lad Item the sissies 0 EA Yam. lido. IltrOtiv reit ellelTlllll. To "art at rect•Nbreic. Coteasignes ch e by Teln...hy, but or *told. apt Mr 111641161rAs b. c. Lock's M. .1 Ike into, net or Mirdtie• new Mt 3 , e each, tee min. ISOg.. fs. Craft'. h e by Canival. Out a Le k ILt. ago Mr. Orianater.ea M. c. by Sit Peter. dam by Valuator, sat. 316. tae wins. 106 .savarb. S. R. Sir M. M Itykn's b eAtir Sciathutssee. he Sanalaall. -at of Stella, Ow Sib aye Mr. Offelse-gues. by Shuttle, Smear* IMO% aarlidt Slit M. M. bylt-a% fir Rion Id. ape Lard Dsrliegten`. b. c. 'Mfilgw.ht Sir fetei. est te Zen on tat. 710. each, lour wiles, Nov. Mr MIR b. r. Talisman, apt Mr. rotes% ch. r lry lied, sat of lete.fita. So. Mo. Why two miles, 200 ye, ' b. R. Se M. M. .y'aw's air Secripare, apt Mr. Watt's b. r. by Isaaaereagb, tan by Y. Marsh, Set. 411.. nab, time bike. 10016 • amss..l LOed &itemise is arpoinsed Lieutenant of the Blewis frigate, at Chatham. As unusual quantity of pleas of silk handker chiefs have been lately sent from the manufacturers at Manchester to the deakre io tows for sale, the Amps on whisk us prow , Jto be forged. A num. bar of alisurea wets made, on li - r.day. in the City, and a scistk r.q . ;try hat liven in -I-wed. As Inns *flakiness *eve tithing • vault for Mr. Clawuty, winr.owichart, of tli.a IC' • on Monday w i lnight.• lb" *lrk guy.. v; v, sod ca.;rty is noon tk , m, a Mr. Beano ev r, oricLlayer. o as lolled, and a child (his son). who ae t t , NI. •nt .0 d. mei on s killed very near 10 Sift. He ha. kh a voile and five or da children n how* iris loss. Another man had his thigh brass as two places. and was very suech bruised besides; sad . another had his leg Wilma is two At the Wicklow Assizes, which ended on the 30th Of low, a carte was tried. in which the Earl of Atoms...oven was 1 1 14iiriE, and the Hon Colonel Ws to opt et°. Defendant. The million was brought to recover 11,0001. per annum. left to the Colonel by the will of the late I.llrl of At cienitova a. which will the Pla.ntif sought to set aside. on he gronnd that the late Earl was insane. and the will itself wan neither signed nor sealed whew witnes.ed. The trial lasted the whole day. The Jury retired for about tea minutes, and then foond a verdict for the Defendant. to the great satisfaction of the first peo. *in the eountry. At Nottingham Assizes, Josirb Sp4rmso, for break. ing into Mr. Guises dwelling.hoese, in the night of the lot of Odds* last. and stealing IMMO sinne sesvig ers e sdair eibism nbil, was capitally mg sapplioand al death. The trial ei fhb fellebenewen Aisissis ea se , easetritellanieligr ele *ION* I bet being after. erneds4l.lld 1111 it Wee service. and using his en altogtther, be wa reasendled fee. Mal at mune Assizes. It sps path, foga As smelliests of the evidence, that fifte=.lllo perpetrated in a manner angular. 1y and from the previous bad character eftree j beim, sad his subsequent beiplideur. the ka tow him, that he need eat irvlelpe any liopeal li nee rcy..-Jineph Jaelefs, for p fraud, is enlisting into the marines, he beta' es apron tics, was sentenced to be imprisoned la sriestles, and to pay a fine of 101. to the King. At a Curt of Mayor. Al :amen, and Ihergeses. of Leeds, held in the Moot Hall, Monday es'aniefet, Jour H•Olty Esq. Ilartister at Law , Mal foam mended to Hi; MAJOITY to aseve the °lke .4 Re corder. for that borough. Another candidata, it is said, has made a.under of has services, wilo..e pee cassis= are supported by the Right How. Awl Pt s a. amt a so, the L-sd Lieutenant of the Riding.isset the choice msts solely with the Crown. This is. we be .l47e, °W. And ottlf AMP *MOM on lewd. whore the person reannesended by theCorpotation did not obtain she Royal Appointment. RA rm. INTELLIGENCE. -301tiSMOUTIII, AUGUST 10... . . A letter froth in Officer of rank, in the Charnel Fleet, dated on Monday last, says The Wherries is 'completed for a long voyage, to take the Prince Regent, of Portugal to the Braids, aid establish him there as a King." Yeiterday, Mr. Mottley seized some copper, be- Tonging to His Majesty, at the hbuse of Mr. Den . ton, at Hardway. kle is bound over to appear at the County Sessions, for having the same in his pos session. Two battalions of the ath Re giment ; the 2d battalion of the 14th Regiment, and the 13th Regi ment, have marched into this town, to embark. The North Yotk and North Devon Regiment, were in consequence, obliged to go to camp on South Sea Common. Arched the Masquite sloop. Captain . Jackson; and the Lucifer bomb, Captain Elliott, with a con voy from the Downs ; but the transports for Sicily, are not with them ; from which it is presumed. that they are counter-ordered; the wind was fair for them se come two days; also the Fiabg Fite, schooner. fkom the West Indies, with dispatches ; aid the Lamy big of war from a cruise. Sailed the .4orterdatro frigate, to be gnardthip at Cork ; and the Laema gun-vessel, with a convoy for Guernsey'. Arrived the Arm sloop, Captain Stank, from the Baltic; and the Stead. gun-vessel, from of Havre Three French fishing beau, of Havre, told the cams of the Steady, that the Preliminaries of Peace are to be signed on the 15th inst. eoes•v, auo. 9. Arrived this moment, the Re/isomer frigate, with the fleet of transports for Sicily. The wind is ea pebed to veer to the northward, when they will agate pursue their destination. PLTMOUTK AUG 9. Arrived the Iriragii,Staaach, and Rata, gun•ves sels, and Lady Waimea hired ship, from the East ward. Sailed the Entrepemaxte and Belie, torten; and Zadeeeear, Capt. his i.ey. with coasurs; Virago, Chanty, Attach. !Namara, 3ltlirmh, and Naappee, Wes, an the Plover sloop. with a number of vic tu 11. rs tor the fleet. The ships in the By and Sound were detainef. Last Monday, by the Telegraph. until hitcher oid.rs. ✓impoufn, AUG 9. On Tuesday last arrived the American ship Hedy, Capt. Day, with bark, from Rotterdam, bound to Cork, detained by the Viper cutter. Arrived, this day. His Majesty's brig Emdeammr, of 10 guns, from Plymouth. with coasters from the westward ; shcrtly after which she sailed, with the following vessel's, for Wales, under convoy, Fami lia*, Jenkins ; Birmingham, Gill; and Redrath, Maidson. with copper ore. The Carteret packet, with mails for Gibraltar and Malta, is expeßed to sail to-morrow. The lifalstigham packet, with mails for Lisbon, waits the arrival of the Princeu Elniatrath from thence.—Wind S. E. &&&&& NESS, AUG. 10. Sailed this morning, from the Note, the Fakes sloop of war, with the trade ander convoy for Ton ningen. A convoy. for the Baltic, is appointed to sail from the Nore, on the 12th inst.—Wind S.R. DIAL, AUGUST 10. Came slows from Sheerness, last night, and sailed from the Dowse this morning, for Plymouth, the Pielphtinis, aid Igwitioa ' fire vessels. Sailed this morning , from the Downs, His Ma jesty's ships Edgar, Right Hon. Admiral ord Keith, Clyde, Commodore Owen, Pleiad, and several gun brigs for the French coast. Cease down from Chatham, His Majesty's ship Priacess of Oraage, to take on board the flag of Ad miral Holloway.—Wind S.S.W. use weather. • nett., aua S. The Aretein. of Lynn, from Davis's Streights, passed Bridlington on Thursday. About seven days befOre, to the westward of Shetland, spoke a vessel from Bergen.bound to Sunderland, which had on heard twenty-two of the crew of the Melly, Greenland ship, of this port; whether that vessel bad been captured or lost, the letters do not say. • -__ .. On Sunday se'nnight, the Ist Norfolk, or Lyme Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by( Lieutenant Col. Leakiest, was assembled for tie purpose of taking into consideration whether it; eoJld remain embodied under the present regula tions and allowances of Government t It was stated: by Col. IVSII AID that the fund originally salui scribed for the aloof the Regiment, was eeeirely ts.: hawed, and that to new clothe it, wadi gait' least 7001. beyond the Goverment allitiaiiiii" Ws. per man i besides the natal ezpence of Mae and fifes; and that he was aware not of any means of meeting so heavy an ezperice. Upon which the opinion of the officers, non.comminioned of kers. and privates, being taken , it appeared nearly unanimous. that, much as they regret ted the necessity, they could not pledge themselves to further 'trek', requesting their Colonel, at the same time, to declare, that, although for the reasons assigned, they could not continue longer embodied : yet, ouch would iadividually feel himself bound co entry service in his power, to his king and to hie Er . 7 reopened the regiment to ae mit : warmest thanks of himself and the other oalswees4be their miter= good conduft on every oc tane...ince be Ned the honour to command them ; and assayed them that nothing could exceed his high Made thereof. het the regret he experienced at the ni cessiiy for parting from so fine a regiment. On &today sennight. Mr. Dames %Velure*, of Dean. in .Northamptonshire. had his. thigh broken by the falling of his horse upon a gate, over which he attempted to leap. Thip tratthre was severe, and Mr. 1V Lasret l.y upwards of an hour ere any person came to his assistar.ce. Fortunately he hat. a Newfoundland deg with him ; and he iiisti ucied the animal to hring in him some splinters urn the broken gate, with which, and fps ha.idlterchief and neckcloth. he b , iond up b;s broken limb with such resolution and dexterity, that it required little al teration by the magma afterwards. . . THE MIRKA - TS . . • , . CORN FXCHANGE, Atscrs4 11. To tidy the (red, arson's. of Sisal are it tale cuutotitros of last wastes s Ilia en haul ; the 1,1L4 see made heavily. aid Jown tolls to reles's reauevisw, in p,c,. Early in the day, sums yew solectierershis reacher_ serire the top price. Barley is in tolerable quantities, and, +rah Malt. nearly maintains lilt pr4L White Peat likewt,t k . !leans, of bath awes, are cheaper. , the Oat, or loud a r e is ini‘laling supplies; those el4;:coni and inferior quality age ra ther lower; and sales of flees at the wesent reductiess. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. . - Wheat........47s 645. 765. Beans. 43's. 47s Od. Fine 80a Od. I T.ck Wars —.40 stye Sis Cd t 0at5...,..,. vt• p Barley 37s. 35.. W. Poland' Oh. OJ. vfa , t ...... 74:. Od Rape:s%4l NIL ca. White Pea5....46 , 71s 0.1. Fine Fitsur 68s. 70a ed. Grey Po.. 9is. Mrs. Od. !Seto 4. . Mt 44, RETURN OF. WHEA Including only from * the Rath agreeably I. d. S 5 Quartos at 96 61 at 92 19S —.re.* at 91 310 at 90 SW ----at g 9 TS -- at SS 6 775 --- „ a y at 34 —.— at 117 —.— at 60 524 at 115 1167 —.--- at 84 61 --- at RS , And SOO/ Ta1gV . ,714 Qv IN NARK L 1144 of July is the 2410 August, Its new Att. S. d. 642 ac so 264 -- at i$ 85. at 'l7 01!—.--- at 7i 70 at 75 1126 et 74 at VI 343 at NI 43 at 611 22$ at 69 169 at 60 40 ....mt. at NI at 533. -*we 20s.Ad. - - 11?ius kw Recurs. • . mut: OF iiiih. , . saes. toctstirs. [int 31 —.4 to 51 Its I Kest 51 es to II fos S.us .sl.—s to 5 Ss , Susie: 51 Os In 51 it, Ibba: g .....g to 51 5 ,1 , R a ,haul... 71 ..—. Ls in —4 , Otil D - , .—1 '". ' 0 1 PRIC93 OP 1111 ANL) 914 A SATE' 8 OAT. at / &MSS% 11111TICII am. Flay. ..111 3. • 3. 3. Od Htt 3' 10• a 31 OS 5u.v..11 Ito • II 10. 1,41 New 01 As a 01 011 I Clover 4 10. a 01 ea I Slaw smrrrinEr.9. Missuor, Auo 11. To 40k the Stomp .441 b. B•ef 34 Si to .. 4t .14 to ie ea Mutton... 44 O 4 to Ss tad 1 P tsk 44 44 to 50 44 Lamb St. 01 t•t 34. Li. 111.0 P CA TTI.II TIMIS 01.1 B • alb, about ,000--`4leep and I...tubs. 19.500. NEWCATE. AND LEADENHAL.I. SIARILIETS. Ey tSe Corms. Beef 3a 4.1 to 44 4d I Vas' Ss 04 to 414 114 14batt05....3. 6.1 to 4. 44 l'oA 4s 4d to 5s 41 Lamb— 44. 41 to ♦4 :ArtILK Botts, SO to 661 b. each Ditto, 60 to 631 b. sack 23 , 1 to 264 Merchants Hocks 21.1 11. Dressing Hides.. III to 11 191 Fins Coach Hides. 1 2CI to 21 Crop Hides for cutting 214 to £94 Flat Ordinary Gil to ISI Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Doson 3 - H to 40d Ditto, SO to 701 b... did to 416 I 1 Ditto, 70 to 601 b •14d to 07e € Small Seals tOreonland) 3W to 4a4 ) f Large ditto 1 As to 170 s porde/gm Goat Skins s to —.4 Tanned Horse Hides too in 7A 4 per hots. COAL-MARK ET. Avow: 11. Ships at Market: Sold. Pie. . 211 "Newcastle ♦ ..341401.444. ♦ ♦e!4 ea a --. 04 PR ;CF. OF STJCIS YESTERLIAY Blink Stook ... 2141 S per Cent. Reload 65 41 S per Cent. Consols 4 per Gat II pet Cent. Navy . 97j 7i # . Long Any wales Impetial 3 per Cast. 01111111111111 India Bands l4. 24 dn. Excboquel Balls Englin Lottery Tickets Gas& kr &valise T. BLCH, Stock broker, ik.4yCernhill, so4B,Ctsarl4lllll6 IRISH STOCKS, AMICK 6, 110 Gov. Debentures al per Cent...... 69j 70 691 Gov. Debentures, 3 nu Cent... Go.t. Stock 5 per Cent. Royal Canal Loan, 6 pet cast. 922 WATEN, THIS LOA t, Al L.)31.,10:4 14k1,Asii. Mum.... 31 min. atter 11 I Eve. , • 36 """ LONDON G DA% 1111. • v " g ` l C.. rt. 800-orttet. Count Garde., a... 1 Iru rl tsn o t thy , 1 N Batt tot Si,Lit l't welt. Str,:d ht w. !HUCK, of N. 7. Mt. 8 j .t..16-attert, f. so. Ater. Order., •ee me th . nal se the Wks (rot rod) will be duly attended to. Wilala 6 M l M 1 an Tit-ea PORT Writto paintrA The. 13 palace The I begin Lyceum LAW INIELLIGiNCE. court' Of CHANCF.RY,. Lts.coueo-Inx,".llusust • Eapper LEE, Lethe Winer trf t•sia. mite, suf to. 'Ansi, This wa.ao application to expunge frown tilt ESEdlingt under the commission. the proof of • clgitned by Messrs. Leroux and Caibonse, enernirs. *The Sotterroa.Cseasac, in support of petition, and on behalf of the Assignees o Nish-opt, stated. that this was an opplirati expunge the pront of certain sums of money, traded by the Bankrupts *lth M . Lamm Carbonna, Bordeaux Merchants. The Bank , previous to the breaking out of the present war Frame, were rainiest Insuraste Brokers it eity.snd carried on that business in partnersh Father for some length of dm*. its the cow Whkh, and immediately preceding the corner of hostilities between the two countric opts effeifted Insurances for Messrs. L and Carbonise, upon several ships, freight, fie. Which were afterwards lost or captured. !Wu of Lane. Fraser, and Co. becoming mil, since t hat time. Messrs. Leroux and Oa them grounds; therefore. be submitted. tit preOf shoold he avenged from the proceedini Mr. Patents'. on the same side, absented • theiseursioce Wog made preitious to the bri than( hostilities. &d not at all alter the cast *ears. Laic's and Carbonise must be cons ill the situation of eireinecanying oa a conu Mode: which the I:ientrepts hid insured ' and, Na t the proof of seth a debt could sot emitted. A in Istabcosecet.t.oe said. that tieing ' • lit the eemideraikat of all these es y coofeited that hi thought it a ri m flip upon isevidoals. but it was that sort O et* which people wore Wiped to beer. I k wee cesseltettewlth the policy of the cow If a leis «wales abi r. u t in g Jawed tiostry. be methrert the ' Fotesgeet erioM 1 pew his loss in a British Cann of Justice, I Lie j'% Alps and Lams of Marque ham 1 1 to 'kb entities' ships their rot; hid on *sold be denied to this Mean/ if wen trim. as it would be talons_ the molopl c est pocket of a liege stthjeft of this Mkt. as Ono that of as aline sassy. Thisibts . L impressed so be the 'sulk? , of this COINIttYi 'retyped pole? be considered it to be. ones se the pretest. the law was to be ta granted. bat not the fait. His Lordship, th Bitelledlt to be referred to the Matter, to into the fads. and @sponge the proof from I endings, according as he should find them. seremrsamismom . SCAXBOROUt , H. Au.. 7. ........ mm -- We had falsest, races here yesterday. 'I sad Spa wore erowJed with ladies of boa fashion, amongst whom nom was mon:c Under the 0 " ORA WON KS - TH' s 1506 The Pti Ur. Taylo , After The Chi Mr Kat, Late,' ( Powell, 11 , To King I Deedle, Muter V eseaunee. PORT] ..• c meet we 4edienee time, Ta T°' L. w 818 Pis. On Triday, in Springiardens, the Lady it Mr. Alamos* Hunter, of • sun. Lately, the Lady of Dr. Blackstone wee Wet, tightened of • daughter, at Hensitigton House, Woodenly Oxford shi-ct On the morning of the 6th latent, Leidy faeces R. Riddell was safely dolieered of a daughter, et . hee beets. in St An* droves goats. Scotland. At Cardoe Ledge, Smutted, en the lit wk. the Lady MUM gadier General Gooks Coming s of Piller& was lately delivered of a son. Lately, at Eccles, Scotland, the Lady ofJoiNI Maitland, Ea.. of Eccles shad of the county of Wipes , welesafely delivetel of a daug hter Thu wife of Charles Seamy/ Keeley, Tyner, Ey. was lately safely delivered of a &timer, at flatswell House, it, the catouty of Somerset. At St. Jabal, Newfmendlenel, the Has. Mn Maga, Lady of Caps. More., of tne Na.y, of a sou. MARRIAGES. On illeasday, at the trati.h church .e Halifax, by Hee Rev. Dr. Codtthurst Cleary Ingram, Esau youngest inn of Planed Ingrain, E•ri banker, at Wakefield, to Miss Ann • 01 1 daughter of J. !Moore, Esq. of Stockwell, near Halifax. Im mediately after the ceremony, the new-married enegde em of for Saw borough. On Thunday ae'ttnighs, at Cho Series, by the Reverent Wyatt Cecile, Wi!lieui nutlet. ne sole 1,e., of i*fd" Mul ler, of Ashbury, Berke, t Mi.,* Ream, of Nettle., Ozlo.d.lrre an agreeable yowl% fedi, with operaisla of thirty thoutand pound. fortune On the ;tn instant, et St CI Shrow.fitivr, be the Wei. and Rev. R. Hi% R h. Ores, E.A. of Linetn* , Inn, t• S. Owen, daughter of the let* Nears Owen, Egg of W. , dr house, Salop. DE I‘TH. On Sunday ielan.ght, in I. sip% veer of bet age, tater at tending dl ore reran, twice that dal, and tens.. .g int S ment, M.s ttow•r, of 11.,...t.rd. Yotkdoiej half as 1-nur belie.° her death hint rad oirtyer. tat low .er.intr, anal at that twe ettjo t ed et must wale nt nea".li To • elver lA, t amt. d grey fortitude 04 moat. whim ...p.• •..A her a she 'errors trial. w Ott e t rah rnr .mg enema d r T-. ote f..11"0 41 she tel and Chithed wish her own ha As. l,r, hn.. 4:" a.. 'la. bound.. 4, and lire death viii be irre,i.rah.e moth ass thee, and to , her servants gm. (1 A I 1.) N Curri• le rrt . ri•ges, ftrits , * W I *3,g I yrie•s petits. IN; A .....--, TH CHAR Demist, n•m. I 114 no • P"Par SOIU II hn be fee Is so( ♦rihry Chem .ad 4 4141 . ;~ N' F~~ ,