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I COURT OF IT.ING's BEI4CI-1, b6stlrr, JULY T. # ..::.....:._;. , 'Mr, ibehitald liamilion Rowan was of Du brOught u by Habeas rpits, to as s i gn error upon:the ReCord p tlaW Cory against him for High 'TreaSon. ~• .. - Nis Counsel then moved, that the Outlalvry should be reversed, for the which Illx.-11.01v311 himself delivered in to the Officer engrossed upon parclane.a. l'he errors assigned were two in Hume;_ , I),er:--Ittst, that the addition to the name of the Prisoner, as it stood on the Record, was error in fad, lie being tlierein stiled Esquire, .whereas he wai buta Yeoman,. and ought so to have bee. 4 sttled world, that the averment on the Record, stating 0, e Prisoner to hale been within the Realniof Ire-, mad at the time . of the Proclamations in OutlaWry, wasettor in fad, he having been at that time do 4°F.th America, in parts beyond the seas; ' I lite ArrotNEy-GENERAL titen, hY v irille a his, Ahiesty's Wartant, confessed theae errors ; and the Proceedings in Outlawry were reversed accordingly, Mr. Ilnwan was then . put to plead to.the original, Indidnient for High l'reason; upon which he plead 'ed His Maje,sty's most gracious. Pardon ; Which u tiag read and allowed, he was told that he was. 4kharged. ~ Mr. Rowan then addressed the Court.. He begged 2be permitted in a few words to expreas his heart 7tt gnititude for the cleMency of his Sovereign.-.-.., 'When. r last (said he) had the honour to stand Ail Court before Your Lordships, I said that I h cA kuow the King othenvise than as , the head State i as a A , xecuti lagi strate ' wielding the force Eve Power. I now k now him by his m v•--by that c l emency which has enabled • ore to meet my Wife and children;. to diem riot only unmolested, but cherished and 411 , . during my absence in a foreign Country, 147,'! i ll le, incapacity of renderincr to them the 4_44 of an husband and a fathZ.r. Were Ito tle 4s " 4 i4ii= of that clemency, I should be indeed an t, rt iall , All are liable to error. The con 60s ,nave t aught me d'eeply tungret the violent ii!altlreswhich I once pursued. er the circurn ft'el'c4 in which I stand--were Ito express all ,I 1 '-:stl i i t a n this subjed,it might be attributed to base alet Lwqt•hY motives 3 but Your Lordships are e"e. 1 . f ('' db m situ,itieu. ,tP 7 I must be a. ea! y y present. • tuvief„„ anc z will give me credit for what I cannot , ,Apress,n 4 4rtici • f . Ile Justice Downs.--" Mr. Rowan, from e at which : you have expressed, I have tut 4,°.,,th0e that your future condual will prove 6 Is Alaieti r yct,t ) sty's r anion has not been un • . 11„.,1.., „ worthily -4. Air. Ilowan then bowed and retired. ytst.r., thive4cAbout twelve. o'clock, His .NIAJE§TY Rt the Queen's Rouse from Windsor. H Og g , IS 1),/tp, was attended out of his .carriage by . the ti \VA'l:),‘ Cii4UCESTE and The PRusre,Ess . lati ati i 4l, who had arrived a short time previous, Irttr,-4tritervtiew of HIS MAJESTY. In a short time 4114 Ntr,tl)* 4-HIPPS3 the Occulisi, Dr. thaseiDEN, IP 4 v, ~.,,u4Ns): of Richmond, visited 1-11 MA tYes, ' I " had a con 1 ation Upon the state of his ~ , a tid ~,4 , . su t wertbto,„ 'ye understand their report, to be they ts 4 eti 7. We have the pleasure to say His MY-': / A i t 13 'nest excellent health. . ik,t4 Qrne betbre three o'clock His . NIAJESTY I 4 iri l i 'riA tt c Y Cotuteil, which was attended by• - the 4,, lt4 Nep, • r,Th th e h : -6 . .. the Archbishop of CANTER.' „, 1.44 uKe tit Alc*alcosE, the ',II/larquis of -..4.'ii:1, Iv ,Marls tAi1,44,,,,!"11°11LAN1) • WINCIIILSEA,. CAMDEN, CHAT.. ~ %, ' , Ati lt . t i i ~ " ... Viscounts Stnmotyrit and is 4 Y, Si r e , i-oru 4 ti All' xusatray and I-lAR4- ,ti t i .:;?( ,.1 . 10,,,c ,4,42a:LP,.4 Aro/LOAN` and Mr. PITT. , Sir ' +l,,,ett•lntiP;ilf: etill'e.Pl:3ll;f:i:::::::.:KelitiDati:atlield"' 1? '' / ' k-uttneil TY , ius *lt ' ,3 1T.r. 1 . 10 , MAJESTY gave audience `4('l,ltit c u'l ' 4ii fir.' , ''''"'Ellg,valr. ' ' ' 1 illoc'cleek 1./ Nt 'W- ',ism' 'tia.. 4 i,it,.'' .• 4 i AJr.sry set off for .in • ' or lut30711:17 Is exiiceted in town again on Mon t , s, , ') ' t ' . 41,t(!kroP s .0 , :, k N 1 t o I L ( tliiight tha Derby Volunteers te tZl,re tlitir'roY, from permanent duty at Leicester, 4. kT•like °9(.1u0 has been truly exernplarY and , tli t lt 'el ill 411)4artiletristhe kind attentions they have re -5 .., ei _ cif t } tt..p, , . manifest the gooa optnion enter -41141'4)104)4: n '" the inhabitants. i'licy were re- . ~,' l l, 4 l 't / i vtrio ;;;Ilvve!t..', t h . c', approbation and esteem A,„4ll,,caloili.lit. sacrifice domestic comforts, due and : kip tt ,`, ln lw er :`,,, to the calls of th'eir Country.— he, ' l *: ~;.r '''re, their arrival in Derby, a few _.. ~Ptti•po3e 4; Inetnea pro a 'subscription,. for -:t: t!vincit.,‘,4 1114ing a small ac knowledgriLint to, i r t i i„, l4 . t their reward 1 !!'4 4 „ gen whi t . 0 for this most respeEtable k4' lo l' i i i e 't c arol of . 251. 1 as..from ('''` sl •'ii• °rMriition If Derby, being aftizr the 0 44 , •- _ 0 ~ 4 4 t(it ilettft it l'ig Per man a sum -was instantly and :. 11t14aditil ? nosed and P ai d '' into ;he hands of the , ()It g (-)flicer ir,, ' i "'cer ar i d p lat °I .dwuom each Non-commis hl itatiN. Cot t ar e received 2s. 6d. to expend in I,titti,,,:tle'-'4ter, tha tTue'd,Y preceding their March 'htt t '''.Akti Vol —.Regirneat Was brigaded with the 14 rtl. Ittiltr t114.11:1'.11; t hen up op per l manent duty 1,,`"ti1'.:,1 --ies;•44.t'f.Tbllland. of .c'olonel PoLt, of the , 'liv rt. , 'en, atte Yilrigacher-General BROISGR ii,rt, :I o f i er , ‘ , ,1' passing thxoligh. 4 variety of ma tf,N .. i i , ern th c o q st E) Y., a the Ceneral, and materially dif -4`.,1* riti.,,,,,,,14, ,`featly performed 'vet such geed. th.,. ti .''''',llll":lSelf t o h N1(41 41r!tade .„._ •... t e Commanding.of- It p r . .: t'i the etiliarly gratified at the steady ' 4 1441.'144;w/1. e ye l ii, the atcurler with whiult ,zii l'ltip : „es \trek exe sic r' '' • ' 11 • ~ ,z ti m h k ., 11 , t 4 e,rritm eutcd., complimentec mu INIt 11 / 4 t' '' thoul d I' l4 of two such Regiments, 111 \vilt t kaer:,,i' ( , *! , Prod to exhibit them be flit,agree„bly {Dicer in ,thy Service. The ~,',lcil„.`!try (_ , , v4r icti by the minceuvres of the 4 ; 1i,..,4(',1 th o ‘ CP`miel, of the two Regiments,. ' , Alp ,' t V aneed (I F IT k ' V er l l ' ,l ;' (1V1te,..0 Juan% anti after passing rill ? , 1 ' tqr.. . 4••,. were erpnloved in masquing' ~,,,. I . thei 4)ations . 11 , . ... ~, ith ~, r , trirjoil,, '.: .rind c!ivering the Ilattilious ~,,, r i. I, ‘,tilt 41 ) 4 4 1. ,tc (),Illtion, which they exe 'f't TO r4l`ol,' ' "11" EXICQ33. l); kr a ... - ' i -t f , ,.:," 1 41„. t ., • use i n. ii , „ 16rand masked .Pti,e last ,!;...14,, tit,s.citi,,,ls luel)Litle-stret. 'the most 1.),,i1A ~tlic, ( i) ' ' aPPk::)red in all the rooms,ap -1:4 ,! ~„1 , o kpatly 1 ii . t#4 l. ( 4 lc, „ " 1 ()Je, p i , '' 11 41 Veil superb supper 1, kt, , :y. t., c , ~ Ike Patxoto. of W'Air p(= the ~„,,, :tll,l '-'4,:ttlttbet: C... . ' ' . 4 "' ti, t w'.4l! w ir :: very Iltii ' ,JUbsk',X, and Cum -I.tvo 11, , Ileruus assemblage of the y a lio ~ ' Present. I,t wa s 'a siiktiditl ' lioo-1 huntour. - - ‘vl , e t the tho tn'e Prt)teCtect ~- I tk.4,O:EmOISELLE .bE BOUP)3O_y.. tIJTE I!PEP ~.. ss -- . A r 1 THE Dreishter of the Prinee .01 'tsdtsl)r, M a- ece".: or A NOTE 'pit .'", S:%! ITT EI) :iY THE BARON' Dr. , 'I, demoiselle ELoisi ke4istrA Dr Btwnnor, arrived lIARD,ENII.EiIC, I tHL li.".!!)N ; i)1: eyiNe . isteAsee, last Sunday at Gravesend. ' •' - , ' __. . -J s , •- e VIA ace.-I)' A. uEArlttl ?al: ig.:i SVEIYISH - I\ s IAJEST Y. •., ' i 1 , - The eircrirnstances attefuEnk thl.4Pri4ess riiust be r D4TEii BEE.Lll`'.",pilc. 24, ..80. . Kis ; G bi - , Ss tP EN, interesting to every mind )riot steeled;{ tiOnst,lituria, . when leis issi esi s,, tine - • • nity by the s roiAtitionary doCtrines of France. :She ' t houghs - pro Per to - sent{ Lieutenant-Gistiefal AR /r.- has been some years in a Convent dt WarsaW. :, On FELDT. to Berlin., with a lester,. from' his Swreisu • the Miirdei (If .lier Nepliesi, the Duke D'ENGIIfEN, INI Air AJESTY to the KING, crated .September le, to in by order of the ,Cersicsie Usurper, she requested that . quire in what light he considered the political situa . a.dirge inight.be tierforined in , honour :of his me- ff tion of the North of Gernmy . ,,ibC„.KlNGlenlailied meaty - ; but her request was rejeCted, from an appre- l hiMself upon the subject, with . the greatest. free pension (Is the. Usutper might . be.effended. The dom, to the Baron D'AnSis.s6.ol7, as ;welt hi his an- Princess manifested some discontent at this refusal sever of the :2 6th of Septerhber i -as by the mediuth of a request &fasted by .piety as well as affeCtion. of the midersigued Cabintt i Mi!ilster of_ State. The The same notions of fear respe&ing the resentment KING &dared that, as ;s s sy•s tem wis to prevent; of the Usurper produced _such treatment of the .ns much as possible; tin. exesnsion of the. War, to Princess as rendered her very uncomfortable in . her the Cotitinent ; and as 1t... had iM , ariably prescribed situation, and she in consequence wrote to the to himself the. , strialest neutrality for the good of Prince of CONDE, soliciting . his consent fur her to leis kingdom and .of his neighlitiiirs, 'his MAJESTY leave :Warsaw, and to seek an asylum in this Courts. Would, in cotiliirmity• to tliA system, employ every try. Permission was of course immediately granted; s neans i n his power to prevent the tranquillity of the The. Count Dm PROTTE, the intimate and confider{- North of Germany being :disturbed by any person tial friend of the House of Bourbon s '.Wa§ sent to .- whatever; that his MAJESTY had given explanation's escort her, and 'the Princess removed_fiom Poland, on this important objea, as well td the ENirEIIOR fortunately without encountering any of the sletest- of all the Russi t as to the Ear Roil of the able Agents of the French GOvemment, who would Fitascri, and that his 2.llssesTY bad entered into mutual engagesrfents ip conseqrience. -thereof, and otherwise most probably have carried her to France, where a melancholy fate Might have awaited hets that lie could not adtpt or suffer any hostile attempt on either side, consequently no Armament of any The Princess• was but illsaccomModated during This' declaration was her passage.to this Country, but she'bore ever in k i nd i n. e svec is s r, -p oni6rania. convenience and privation with meekness and ferti- at the :same time (.OIIIIIIIIDicated. to France ; and . i it is hide: On her arrival at Gravesend, an Expre s s was With true stitisfaCtion that his MAJES TY on the one immediately sent across the Country to the Prince , hand . received the most positive assurances, by of Count; who, with the Duke DE BOURBON, is BON, went ssaron ARMI:ELDT and I. BRINCK.MANN', his Swa- With the utrilost expedition the same day to receive DISH MAJESTY'S ChltiVrt.'-fr.4ffiLifil at his Court, her. It is iMpessible to describe the emotions that his said MAJESTY had not any hostile intention which all Parties displayed. on this atleCting inter-. against France ; tint the measures s taken at Stral view. Tears for Some moments provente 4 d them' sand were purely 'defensive, atiii would never have from speaking ; and every person who had an op- any other view than to s ecure hims e lf f ro m an im portunity of seeing these illustrious viCtims of ill- just attack; and on the o th er h an d hi s M AJESTY fortune strongly sympathized in their feelings. - . , found that, his endea vours to pr es er ve t h e tranquilli- It is not the intention of the Princess to abandon ty ofnot , the • North, wisre• employed in vain ,at that religious life to which she had devoted herself, ' pa i. i l . .. .. . , . . but to retire to a Convent: at Bodney, in Norfolk,, . " Nevertheless the K ING h as j us t b een i n f orme d , Where she will find a tranquil.retreat,,snitablem her bsi do Official Note d e li vere d L s / t h e F renc h Mini possible and feelings. ' It is proper to add,, that every IstroutsT, that s a Treaty of Subsidy i s at possible testimony of respectn . Was shew the ster, M.. se clis- this Moment negotiating between England and Sw& anguished diameter s en th e i r arr i va l, and during den, in which the latter. Posver offers to mar c h their continuance, at Gravesend. .25,000 men, and, ac cor di n g t o the statement of the expellee attendant thereon, demands. a subsidy' of two millions sterling for the sable, and that it is only the amount . olthe: subsidy which is still tinder diScussion. Although. the KINO wishes. t o p e r su ad e himself that those faas ' deserve no Credits—fhtts which are so .greatly at variance • with_ the aboVe inentioned assurances—yet the. manner .in Which they are announced, awl she , confirmation received, at least in part, , by other advice's, place the .'Kirso under the neceisity of gtving his sentiments there upon. The. undersitmed. 'has, therefQre, received orders to request AL Ibe BFl's cKstANN to ask of his h august Sovereign a pwitive eiplatiat;on on this . ith portant siii:j , sets `in confermity to the mutual cons -dence which he has deemed . necessary to establish between the KING and himself. " The KING hopes, that his SWEDI'SII MAJESTY' fir frOM wishing to extend the evils of war to, and to esspose to.danger the traliquiility and.sieltee of, liii own dominions, and of the rest of Europe, by an ag: gression'against Fran Ce j will rather be inclined to co operate in the preservation Of those benefits, and in a reconciliation with that Power, all the avenues. to Which may perhaps not yet be closed. But , in nee case can his , MAi ESTY . permit' (Without sfergetting what the interests of his kingdom and ()this neigh botirs require) that SWedish Pomerania shall be come either the focus, or the theatre of war; and he does not conceal from his IstuEsssy, that in the event of offensive measUres taking place on the part of Sweden-against Franee, he would be' 'obliged, though reluetantly, to take the most decisive mea sures respeCting that Pros ince, in order to Binder that event from disturbing the system which he has adopted. . His SEDISII :MAJESTY certainly will not charge this 'syStem with partiality, if he will please to consider, that the same principles which oblige the KING to hold Stleh language, are those Which in general make it his duty not to permit that the tranquillity of the North el Gerrnany be dis turbed, and whidli guarantee Swedish Pinnerania it self from every consequence attending any war what ever. " The'undersigned requests M. DE BEINOCMANN a accept, of the assurance of his insist perfe& renrd. (Signed) - " FIA4PENBERe" AMERICAN NEWS. YESTERDAY we received Aezu York Papers to the 27th, and Boston Papers to the Ist of ,May inclu sive. --Their contents are of little importance. NEW Yon K, MAY 27 .—Extrq& from the log=book Of the Panther, BRO WN, from Kingston, Jamaica : “The'Pantherleft Kingston May the 2d. A few days `previous to her sailing, Admiral DACRES, with '6 sail of the line, left Port-Royal in search of the Trench Flect,•,-,-May 4th,, was boarded by thePrioloss Char ' bite Frigate, having in tow the ship Venjamin; of New York, which had been previously taken by a 'French Privateer, and, carried into an out-port in Cuba, whew the' Frigate cut her out. May loth, fell in with, .and was bearded -by a French or Spa nish Privateer, who treated our Flag with their usual politeness, in breaking open the hatches, plundering the vessel of stores and stctk, and the passengers and Captain of their clothes, and every thing valua ble they could 14y their hands upon: Intelligence has b een rece i ve d h ere f rom J ama i ca, thata Packet which had arrived-there from England, on the 2d )of May, brought iustm&ions for 'the ad mission of such articles in AmericadVessels as the Governor of that place should at any time think proper to grant, ;BOSTON - , MAY 30:---(Fr0171 l‘Tantucket, May 20.) The f4llOwilitt article was found in a junk-bottle, taken up at the southward of the vineyard by one of the Pilot-boats on' the gth inst. The bottle in which it was found was ballasted with six ounces of lead balls and had a staff mad e f ast to i t , w i t h a p i ece of silk handkerchief put through as a flag :--- " French National Ship Silence, April to, dos. " One of His Britannic Majesty's Subjeas, con fined as aprisoner on - board this ship, embraces this mode of cOmmupicating inforniation to his Country men:(being the only means left in his power) ; hoping that it may prove successful. 'lf it should'even fall into the hands of any of our American well-wishers, they no doubt will make it Public, that a valuable Spanish Ship, with an immense quantity of specie, bound to Cadiz, would leave the Havannah about the Ist of this month. Such a Prize is certainly Worthy the attention of any of His Majesty's Ships on this station looking after. The Spanish vessel's force is only 16guns v and but indifferently equipped. (Signed) " TnomAS Biraxv.." The Trustees of the British Museum have lately been employed in discussing themerin'of the' Plans presented to them for the intended enlargement of the building in order to atford a proper reception for the Egyptian Antiquities; and the tine Collation of Statues which belon g ed . to the late Mr. TowNLE Y. The Plans of. Mr. SAi7NDERS, the Arhitea, wen.) preferred, preferred, lAit it is somewhat extraordinary that his competitor was Mr. THOMAS Ilopn, ti Gentleman well-known in the fashionable world. The .Force that will be encamped at Weymouth will amount, it is said, to to,cmo ? men. Some of the Regiments marched: upon the ground on Tuesday last, The Troops in Garrison at Exeter are soon to take the field. VoLvrrEER s.--YesterdaY afternoon the follbwing Regiments marched to Kennington, Common, where they were inspedeci and e*erciscd in Brigade,_ under gie orders of Col. GAITSKELL, viz. First Surrey Regirnont, Colonel Gaitskell. Rifle Corps attached, Captain Dabbs. ' Loyal Lamb.th, Colonel Slade. Loyal Christchurch, Major Lancaster. Loyal St. Saviour's, Major Volts. • St. John's, Horsleydawn, Major IVESTMINSTER SESSIONS commenced yesterday, before W. ,MA INWARING, 'Esq. and a full Bench of Magistrates. John Clon'es, and jolin Cleve:deg, 'Of ficers of the Marshalsea Court, were inditeledleor lii assault on James Goodenough and Richard Monday, on the i nth c,f October, 1804 ) the former being a Constable, in the execution of'his duty. The as sault complained of consisted in the Defendants' shaking their fists in the faces of the Prosecutors. Richard Monday, a broker, residin g in the -Broad- . way, Westminster, was e m pl o yed by a Mr. Lang ley to "serve a warrant of (lista:lin the house . of a ,person of :the 'lame of fbr arrears of rent, ,tic; was in the ad of taking an inven tory, .Jones entered the house with the Defendants, who said the goods were in their. power by virtue of a writ. This aSsertiou produced an altercation, Monday sent for Goodenough to proteft him in his duty, when the assault complained of originated. On tross-exartiination, Monday stated that ,the De fendants.offered to indemnify birii for the rent, and to ply Jahn ss. fix his trouble, but be refused, his demand being 'a guinea. Birch and'his wife stated, that they had notseen the Dek , tidants attempt to strike the Prosecutor. The C.Fahr MAN was ofopinion, that the offeriw s if any, did not amount to au as sault ; but he suffered the case to go to a Jury, acquitted the Deendants. There Was no trial of int portance, - , Colonel GArrEIICELL commanded the whole as Brigadier ; Col. BUENE. the ISt Battalion, Col. SLADE the 2d Battalion, and Major PoTTs the 3d Battalion. The f 1.1 •owmg is the arrangement for the Summer Encampments.: At Weymonth-1 Troop of Horse Artillery; t Car Brigade ditto; isth Light Dragoons ; King's German Light Pra goons ; 2ISt F oot , Ist ; 3 ist Foot, tit Battalion 35th Foot, 2d Battalion ; rst Lancashire Militia ;, tit and ad SonierserNlilitia ; and'North York. Militia. }airtight Downs, near Hastings, Sussex- 4oth Foot, ist Bittitlion ; and 83111 Foot, ist Battalion. • At 13exiliil —.4th Battalion, King's German Legion. M Shorn Clitf==.l3d Foot; lc; Battalion; and' od Foot, st Battalion. • ' At Chatham Lines--Cambridge and Denbigh Militia.. At Cliff End, near the village of !lett, Sussex—East and West Middlesex Militias. • ' The Elerefixd Militia have renicered from Margate, and 'are succeeded by the Renfrew Regiment. Tilt,: former Were fottrteen months at Margate, where they eoncht6ed tbemseli'e; with such unitbrrn pro pnety, that their de/J:3111in: was very much regrette r• • , ::;111712"El? ~1,5',51ZE5. • • OXEditb Mr. fustice LAsv4'eti; Berksitirc-Wcdnestlay ttly is), at Abinizthm. Oxford-Wednesday, fuly 3 t, at Oxford : Worcestershire.-S4Woas',.. August 3,, at Worcesier and Cityr Gloucestershire- , -Viiedrie!day, A ti , 4ust 7, :a Glc;taesier and City. : ontizot;ilishli•e-'-Saturday, August' to, at Herefordshire-Tuesday, August - 23, 5 . 40 p --S CU rday, August 17, at Statlimishire-Wedneslay, August 21, at S r,trurd., WESTERN CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice tr. Hr. A ire and NI r. Baron G tt; Seuthainpton , ..'ruesclay, July 23, at Mut:hosier. ' Wiltshire-Saturday, July 27; at New Sarum. Dorsetshire-Thursday, August z, at Dorchester. Devon--Nionday, August 5, Exeter and City. Cornwall -Monday, August tz, at Bodmiri. Sornersct-Saturday, AugUst 27, at Bridgewatar i Bil. , tol:--Thtlrglay, Augusta at the Guildhall. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. • lord ChietJ3aron r) AcD:4 L NIL ittstico: It! buckingliainshire—Sattucl.y, jul . at littckinglta:n. Bedfordshire—Weditesday, July 21, at lierltor:i. Huptingdonaire—Friday; .tt1y.1.6, at Ilituting, s i o n, Cambridge--Monday; icily 29, Suffolk Thursday, Augwit 1, at Bury St. f7.(ililtin,l,. Norfulk.—Monday, August 3, NotMch anti Cit. • - - - , - MIDLAND CI - VCUIT. Mr. Baron THOMPS_fit,I and Mr. justice Roax.r.. , Northainptonshire—Nionday,. July 2.2, at Northampton. Huntinguoushire.Friday, "illy a 6, at Oakhaut. Lincolnshire:—Saturday, Italy rj, Lincoln anti City. blottinghamshire—'Thursday, August t, at Derbyshire--Saturday, August ±, at Derby. Leicestershire—Wednesday, August 7, at Leicester. Warvvii.lisklist—Sdturday, Aug. to, at Coventry and NORTHERN CIRCUIT. , Mr. Justice Cunmaa'a and Mr. Baron Sot tON. Yorkshire—Saturday, July 2. 4 at York and Durhant—Tuesday, August 6: at 0i1t114,11. • Northumberland—Saturday, Aug. r*, Newcastle and 'town. Cumberland—Prickiy, Airgutt 16, at Carlisle. Westntorland--Wednesday, August zt, at Appleby. Lancashire—Saturday, August 24, at Lancaster. SPORTING L\ 1. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 114.1'. Islorri)AY, JuLy 8. Second and last year of the July .Stakes, a Silbactiotion Of sogss each, 3ogs. ft. for 2-yr old colts carry* Bst.' Gib. and fillies, Bst. 41b. Two-yr.-old CoIiTSC. D. of Grafton's...b. c. by Crouse, ciut of Peppermint Sir C, Bunbury's b. 1. by Whiskey, out of Orange-bud Mr. Wilson's brother to Merryman Boyce's ch. f. Wretch, by Clokatina, out of 13rairt. worm's darn Panton'sc. by Whiskey, dam by Naito's, out& D utehess Mr. Panton's br. c, by ‘Chiskcy,dayn by Trumpator, out of, Crlne IA Clermont's b. c. by Truinpaler, out of Yourig Noisette Mr. Watson's Dreadnouo.r, Bst. 71b. apt Ld Grosvenor's Agincourt, Bst. Gib. Ab. M. zoop. h. fr, Mr. Wastell's Lumbago, 7st. 91b. agst Howotth's Pimlico, 6st. D. 1. too s. 11. tr. .Mr. Lake's Lynceus, by Bu7zard. out of Rose, Bsr. 41b. agst Ld Grosvenur's Metcora, fi st. i3iti. r.oti.t.COurse, • . 5 0 8 s. - . ' The Town Plate of 501. tOr 3-yr-uld colts, Bst. 41b. fillies, Bst. Last Mile and a Distance of 13. C. • July Three-yr-old Stakes of 't oo gs. e ac h, N ft. for colts and . tidies then 3..yis old, colt . ; c;arryine, tst. 711). add 511.1esi Bst. lib:- Acrow the Flat. U. of Grafton's b. L • ?) , Grouse, out of Magic Mr. Wstsc , if , s.b. 'c., by Grouse, Out of an Alfred mars La Grosvenor's lif, c. by Sir Peter, out of Leveret Grosvenora c. by Bohn Bull, out of Tulip Sir C. Buttbury's br. f. Lydia, sister to Julia wEos:EstrAt: Filly Pounds by SubscriptiOn, tor3.-yroidscmrying 6 f. 9113. .4-yr olds Bst. 5-yt oltls, S4l. B,lb. a-yr yids, xst. tzw. uha aged 91,.. ; 1).1.. Mr. "Oiarson's Vreadfloogjft,, gst. agst Mr. R. 4.10yce4 Yunch, 7st. WO., 't wo-yr-olti Course, Mr. Watson's Dre . .tinou:.;llt, Sst. .41b, abet Mr, Wilson'U Maiden, Bat. zib. k. At, Mr. HoWorth's Pimlico, 3-y is old, Bet. ugst Mr, 'Was; WS 'nigher to Metrytn.to, 2.yrs osr. 31u. Two-yr...ld Course, sogl.. IPSWICH RAcEs; TUESDAY, ,),ULt 2. His Majesty's Plate of tongs. for ;-yr olds 76f 1:11i. and 4 yr olds gst. sit). -Fillies allowe 31b. Two-111;1e Sit J. Shelley's br. f. Houghton Lass, j Yrs' t Mr. Warstell's br. c, Capiasi 3 yrs 3 General Lord Gower's b, c. by. Coriander; 3 yri 4 3 Lord Stikw ell's ti. f. Gloriiina, 3 vrs dr s' to z anal to i on Hotighton i t ass. Thd Gentlegrien't Purse. Mr. WArtiell's br. colt, Capias, j ns old Lord StawelN bay filly Gloriar.a,, by Cotiander, out of fairy, 3 years old CORY-EXCHdNGE, Jv LY • dr TniRP, ate not many fresh arrives . of Whent to. day ; Fine has readf s; - ilo and at tather . betti-r other qualities still remain heavy ; good Barley is hi deinand and rather dearer; Be}ins i,f elich sort ars; dull of sale; Oats are in middling suilply, and gd o d s;iniples are 'quoted dearer ; Fine. Plour not very plentiful, Seconds in good fiutiply ; Other drtitte; have littllt . flu4uation. Wheat 46a a 625 2,eos esd 'Fine Old . 94s a 97 i od Rye - Barley, - Malt 4;6' a cos od .. o 5 a;B3 od b4s a 7os od W bite Pease 4 a 9S 'ric! C; Icy ditto • 43s it 4is 'Reins " 45s a sas oil Tick !Inns 4i a 46 oft Oats 2,1 s n 276 a Sts o .P d 1 al d do. .33S a 34s od apa Seca . oQI oat Fine Flout 7;s a ctos od Seconds . 6,5 s a 754 od uii aon O er n a 'l o ' f u N e i ' a s - d r a) lci sc : 'm i l l i ! l i:- p ttlo crouch Offer's, pri le, at Lichfield, fotight a duel with pistols; near that city. One of the corn br.itants fell, having receiwid a iiangerous Wound in his hip ; fro m 'whence the ball penetriited to his back the other, with the Seconds, made affront the field of h4ttle , and hal, - e riot beeri discoiv - ered. lu wound , cd Gentleman is in a fair wlty of recovers , but re fuseii to 6ivogt, thena m es of thevartio, .or the cauee of quarrel. So. determined 1.1..1`re the ,;:e coinbatants upon destrnaion, it is said, the.y Cued at th," short distance of three pace ! . • ..Lati;ly died, 4t Bark:, the Hon. i Tr. B, he had. returned front 711th t with at con , idor4ble fortnne, and had suirered much while Ll:in the ottack of a Bilious Complaint, .News ti. 'and I.. 4 idt Heart-burn, utd 0th,..!,r atr:Nlions o th, , iL;Etitnach, till within, th , ;_se threKt yeaPi, 1101 be:s'an the LK4 -of DIXON'ti AN TIBILtOWS l'tt.t,s. by the regular of this .111e+cioo, he ,c,ont r intuN.l in perfeat health from that C..rie till a twelvemonth het.,,Ve his death, when, by hitere'ited advice of his Apothecary, h I'4')ltt g;\.(4 - 4 up the, use at I)lxoN's hi.t.s, his coa l . plaints nApialy inure3Sed, and cncit,d in his death. rhis vaitlL'bltt .NtediCirle,,,, the te,putat:on Of which is ,stabiliihea by the first 'tti.thority of the Nobility and Ithers who are in the kthit at nsiti4 them, are sold :holesale at My. Burt.Eß's, Na; 4, Cheap Sick, Lon. ion , an:A by his Agonts in every town in the Utlitcd iingdorns, in Boxes at tis. and es. 9ti. each, with Liases its success wrapped round cicii Box,