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. . . . , . . t - . to end the arriv - ner tmr , '-, Nvl.:.:'ll rie reMed - 11 . 1 -,' Re': . sel , .ltibi ls , \t•li,-.1 .1,,,,v,:13.(_%,,11.i.,.t 4, , . cid4A.,rl...iy . TheSrEA.,,„ wirl ,- ; . r: . ,, ,, ,,,e).,. tl - ;:• - it he was gonig . . . . bevorird . the t.c„..l.is .:?s , .:ri'l- j b..... - .' to Inc . r 6 notices -at Motion, ' -, -.: , . - - . [man !i-r:;,.\e' l t...• F. : •- ' - Mr. IPIIITRI2E.KID, g.lve n o ti c e'that he w 0.1114. io-rnorrir.v•submit a, M:)tion.:to the H ouse. for cond . ming diiritig the prntegtrl.,-n l of .I, ) arlii.runt 't . he liawers mirel to the M.. A,i;-ers appi)iiated . to con- ill the Impeachment. I.:amps it 'rdigit'be argtied that it,was.a thin:.: rather Unprecedented„.and that it trtriched ut)on the prerogative of the Crown; But vihea it w as understo o d .that witriesse,; Were to be brovrB,lA from Scotland, and that'was. not likely . the eouti arrive before the prorogation— . iht SPEAKER here reminded the Gentl e, MI), that he was at iiicipating the - arguments in fd- Nil' °lbis Motion, while he rose merely t () g ive _ notic e . o •f it; l‘lr. WHITBRE that AD boWed to the Ch a i r , an d im ti ! Inetely moved the Corder o f the Dayfor the con r4tion of the Articles of Impeachment, to-which ilr. Whitbrea 44ter d said h e s h ould add a new one; the rho n f which however, , hower, had nothi ng new in it. 't Articles were •I lien read,.article by article, In which some verbal Amendments were made, and the qtle3tila was put' n vaCh, and agreed to. t' L ille new. Chitiß, which - i3 to form the new Ar „le'i referred to':.'itonies Placed by Mr. Trotter in b1i..1 ,e hands of Mr. I\larlz S tt' . and which were aii pro , ' . 47t,tqc,PrI), 'oiler not Naval. 1,,,,,,,,1,4tauw-k.c.,ing re.id a' fint 3,i,4 haw: and ~ , ,,,- 4 to , the general title of the Articles was also sari to, atteed to. I L saving Clause was next' pro )"'w(1 and agr:sed to, empowering the Managers, to Pil'llt fresh Articles of ina 'achtnent if 'they ,saw '.ter for them,. : ' lx' .., trlrrillt C‘lrnalittee already appointed to draw up the . t;,l, el' Articles were liliewise ordered to* draw upthts , 'l',:l-.),u Prepare which they retired. ' • ari:ritcOrlltn.ittee 14'8S then *ordered to- withdraw, bar thei r itfier 11Ir.Whitbre-ad delivered in from the . I r RePort on sivinir to the Com l./low ~i e , ~t ti liberty of exhibiting further Articles of Im a,..i.fittle.r.it against Henry Lord . Nri.icciiint '_Melville 1 1 ,, l a T); time hereafter, "&c. The clause, after the j;, ti were gone through, was nreed to, and ordt4red t , k 044 th e Lnieadded to the Article's of inipeachrneat. er toil of Mr (..4-rottrt JOINSTQW, an Ac- - t 'k tl n t t a w ,,,,",,e'r(!e red .of the . nett Produce.Of the Perma- ' Ap r i l 11 ," '"'ar Taxes fur the year ending the sth of .L, , 18 0') • f ' ' 1:e sth r‘ ,.. j i ' also or ill_, year and a quarter e n di n g , laid in t ; 11 Y? 180 s.; 'also anAccolint of the Sums 4 , 4 .' 4 ;t.ht .oG. :ll : a ci l ac it, t e r hi t: r i g n e , a . s i b o l. upon ' the ConSolidated the year and.ttuarter end .Nlr,j" ( if Ju,ly, i!-i05.. . - • iakil into t' then ' moved that the-Order for bitilill!imher consideration his Financial Pro- yf e d ilew (.: deferred ti to-morrow • (this day)' to , .. , 4).---Ordered...--.Adjourned.• *. ..._ „ li4 'llv)s_, n , MAILS. ' ' • 3 (iii tte ' 4 , Olin, i %ll:net/in.& nu t --/ }Tamburgh, l 'uurilhi I Lisbon, •i Dublin, 1 W4terfoid. .._...... 1.... ...... P kirt, iii sTOrkS tr m tii / . sqt 4 rjf,Y AT TW E i,:y;E o'CLOCK• • `'''`...,... •, ' Vq , ()annum •4 i. I - I E‘ S U N. ....,„ ~..........,_.-quit, bitt.kc rAi.stim tint AAT-- .........., .._ . Z 0N D 0 .IV, • 1431:14t1s JULY Ds 13°5" •t a litbl3o,l4telleA were received at the Admiralty' a brought "ur last ni,l't f Lord IVELsoz!,, . by the . 6i , rorn arrived e Cl4'lt'uz, Capt.BItTTEMORTIIP 4 t il , tircklv4, statements g 1 141Cilitil °n Sanday last. The'ijvi:itiellir ' ` b Y this Vesel fully confirms the \lt L ,eace )„, "Ae already laid before our Readers.. LBsparrd.., 04 % , to 411 artiVed ith the whole of his Fleet a t j oined b 4)eB t4l tilt! • F li of June, where he was ~..,._ ?.,,, 11* Skftiate wad. the Itiorthlimbi_srland His b it ' iti,l:lllii ,iiiliavitta received intelligence that the Corn ].imnied!at!lY ' eet l 'al s il 4 for Trinidad, tiNt 11;.c ~, 4e . • but not finding hi, - cour„e LOWa r d s t hat Ll an d ; dui tlkre hv sailed to the . Northward, and upon , had pa:oartivll off Ainign i he learnt. that they s of tail , 1 1 th4 t 1,444 four days' befo re, u nder a Pres tr,tt 'tt'lli"Z a north-we:4 conrSe, doubt fr wa et s , 11; e : 11'111 '4 that they were eildeil a v n oi d Ar i l i t ° l,2,- to e e 4 ,„ r t:al'e Lick to Europe. It ap-pear' 411:::t);, ..t'v'tiled ott board the ('- -ornbined Fleet oo that a great • iktif,,-"e'r s taY at 'Nlartinieo, not less- than 30 litlt ,CVnii (Ileti:4l that Short time. There is no doubt ' ~,,t thQY toceivod int 414.,,enr.e. ot this aP•PrQac c N letl ' , C ' ' . up all idea of I 4 i.vc.il a pliiii,liaing :44 41 , s ' olq) and .theref:Dre, -giving ,„ our 444 44 ., tht, . . • • etured they -it tack ' upon any or Nikiliti -Y di:terinined, as we conic _ .6- I : I : C. 1 : tetl4ll to .1.410r0pe,--The Carivgx ...:' na: .diat f at el Y t'ord IV-vt.sot4 on the I: 3 th of J ,' _- t' ig ,ke I'Prd NELson was off Aritigna, and hay C4llt4irititi , ' 'lliitti ti attlirlte illforniatiOti kiti 'it. CYthitled Pleet had taken, - he. was purr . as to the course _ Ulf:4l wi t h D'itEt of '“ tvery sail lie could .carry•---UP°ntoa ' 1 . tilil,, ski ' iluport4nee -We sholfal be sorrY -41 'air It e i. ne spe . auers 1.),,, ildniiyinrr i n too sangul • 4tkitiill ' , ' ' ',, '''' •n over tAlti,,,tt , Pc ) 4 the probability of Lord NELSON 'itiuttt'fifill.ll 1 L/tlt W lWri Wt COOSider the excellent eon . -:. t ' t '4lr on_l:ll44lship;r, !lee' t., the stiperiar nautical s !all lirll tti \v , "I'vqs anal Nteti, and, on the other hand, , 11 etnrisider il t* d tt, „ , , ie. c istrese state . , tlitt:(4tled kith silk both Soldiers and Sall°"? l'* heavY " a'r . ' Spanish i•, we really .11rtit th,„... I itp., of the S np,,,, that 4 till'ici IS the Most rational ground to h°Pe qittn:' !upt Adraital will' be able to come U with, tt',fhtfre kttow that Private Letters Wif'e been In., bY tor* „p ,• , ,• , ' most illti -4: , ,,,. lith LOr(4olp S 1 4: Il: '41(1') V'l ' ' ' nfic enee '.l--n expreba theaumwt co t ~(4r,- t a i to i 1 • ' • ~... n • de ''''' Vi4 or ' 6 • l'''rris and of obtatnnig . Y. huh. if his expf;Ciations 416411 14- `fortunately not be reali:led, the Combined -Fleet will not - have etcap&l all danger : there is hardly a Port to which they tan fly for shelter that is not blocked -Up by a powerful British Squadron, and, in their present state, the disparity of force must be great indeed that would encourage them to venture an Aaion. Thus, then, hits terminated that formid able Expedition which was to carry destru&ion to our West Indian Possessions, and which was to min our Commercel We were triumphant ly told, same time ago, that in ' a month w 6 should hear of the achievements of this powerful Combined •Force. As far as dates go, the illoniteur was cone& : we have hea'rd of them—we have heard of their-arriving, and retnaining inactive, in one of their own Ports, while they had ;,1 naval superiority or six or seven Sail of the Line ; and we have heard that - they fled in confusion and dismay upon the approach of a British Fleet, without waking the slightest attempt upon atiy of those - , Pssessions, the whole of which they confident ly hoped to capture and to destroy. What will those who are .so, constantly extolling , the energy of the 4'ench GOyernment now say of the judgment with ,whicl! their ExpeAlitionS are planned, and of the skill and 'courage with which they are executed It is now evident that we were comet in our opi nion that the report.of the capture of Trinidad was ;wholly unfounJed, because, as we have already stated, Lord NELSON sailed to that Island after he left Barbadoes, and there they had seen nothing of the. Enerny's Fleet. Since writing the above we kart], that the Gar rison on the iliationd Rock vvas obliged to aurren-- der for want of water, :after a gallant resistance, in which the French lost a number of men and three • Gut, -boats. LAsf night we received Paris Papers to the 28th ult. It is stated in Letters from Vienna, that the little Republic of. Ragusa is. expe&ed shortly to be united to the Austrian Territories. BONAPARTE is unusually naive in Italy in inspe&- _ ing Fortifications, reviewing Troopi, &c. as if he expiteted a rupture with. Austria to be at no great distance. Mershal LAsNEs is shortly to repair to the Coast, to take the. Command in Chief of a body of the Army detailed ,to form part of the Expeditionary Army. , • In the House of Commons last night the Articles of ImPeachment against Lord Mgr'. vtLilE were agYeed to, with the addition of a new. one proposed by Mr. Wut2*RE,lol rplative to suing pliti into the hands Of Nr,..MARK SPROfT. Mr. WHITSLILAD also gavq notice of his intention to move this day for a Bill to give power to the Committee of Managers to sit, notwithstanding any prorogation of Parliament. Sir W. BUIROUOIIS postponed his intended peso. littionS , relative to Sir llomn PoPIIAIA until next Ses- siaf. Sunday .etening being the last Sunday of the RoYAt. FAMILY at Windser. till Wober, the Con- Cert.ibr the evening was public ; every person was adthitted till the Chapel was and the Sacred Oratorio of the Afessiah 'was performed in the late Ohapel adjoining St. George's Hall (which has been, left In the Same state ds it was on Her MAJESTY'S Birth-day for this occasion), by'the Queen's Band and the Gentle rnen of St. George's Chapel, during which' the company had the rtheshimeneof tea,- - Brc. Yesterday' morning His MAJESTY and the Pnn - CEssES AUGUSTA, SGPIi/A, and AMELIA,' attended by Count MUNSTER, and Generals GARTH, FITZ.. ROX, and MANNERS, took an airing on horseback in lAtinefSor Great Park. We are happy to say His MAJESTY'S eyes' are better. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES EstazAnEan and MaJtY'rode to Frog more in 'a carriage, The preparations for the. departure Or the. ROYAL FAMILY, as far as relates to the Baggage, sere com pleted yesterday. The first heavy waggon set off froM Windsoron Saturday: -• To;-miirroW:tbe QUEEN, and the Pit'itiasszs, come to - town for the last time this season, and return in the afternoon to Windsor. On the folloving ,thorning, at 7• o'clock,. the 110YAT. FAMIL? Will depart for Weymouth in 7 carriages, viz. the litt46 and Qurew in His Majesty's post-chariot; the PRINCESSES , in' their ()Wit car riaga ; the Du'ici of CAMBRIDGE in his post-cha riot; the, KIWI'S Equerries, with the Ladies in Wait ing, Attendants, arc. in the others: At Demezies, nearnartford-Bridge, .the ROYAL PARTY' stop and take Some refreshment. • From thence they proceed Without stopping to Weymoutli, Where it is expeaed they will arrive abOut t 0 o'clock the satin; evenitig. 'it being coinputed that they will be` about hours on their journey. Relays of horses have . been, pro vided at every post-town., The MAYOR BRISTOL has received a Letter from Lord HAWKESISURY, of which the following is a copy: •. Ste, • 114ittivg, 7utot 5, dos. " I lose no time in acquainting you, that 4Jcs,r t is under the necessity of postponing, for the present, iiia in!end uii journey to the West of Eliglatiti and to the City vi Bristol. „ I have, the'same time, the honour, to express to you, L "Y 11 ' 5 MA coMmands, the satistlOion which His MA 3 ZST It proposes to himselt im visiting his loyal and an cient Commercial CitS , of 144101 on some future occasion. • 1 am, Sir, your inwst obedient humble Servant , " HAWKESBUItY." U Right it'artbipjul the 111;tyr, Brisk'," Yesterday the Dispatches 'were. finally' closed at the East India House Ind delivered to the PUrsers , of the under-mentioned Ships, viz. Ma(tta--streatimin, cApt..lll mtic; Earopt.:, Ocistch ; vv ;Hint, Pitt, I,,iiilvAdes. kor MAciras und Masson; Diana % Eck lord G)ory,• Vcever ; Nortbacripton, nol.et Sarah Mat kesart, For Uvaltili atid DePgiti Chrisw- Vist. ' VAL NEWS. PLY . hiCkUTII,.•JULY 7, ---.The" Curieux,,COlain BETTESWORTH, arrived here: she, left Lord INTr,r.boN the uth June, off Atiti'gua, steering ,to the North ward after the ,F reach and Spanish Fleets, having received information that they ,had left Martinique, without attempting to do - any thing (even at Trini dad. or any, pther of the 'Windward :islands), ONViug , to their being so sickly, that it is said they burin , 3000. Lord Nctso told the Captain of the Curiewr *to _steer a particular course, which he said would give them a sight of the Combined Fleets. The Curitar did pasi them the 19th (;r' Jane, in the morning (17 . Sail), steering across the 'Trades at thiS time the, Capin of the Curieux coniiiferi Lotd tv was a day, or 'd day and a half, behind. them. They sailed so badly that the Curieux seat 'them under • her topsails. n Lord NELsom sent back A(10111 . 31 Coctirtai•tit in the 1 1 Vorthum1erlqnd and the -Spat-Hale. He had with him only t 0 Sail of the Line, hut not a sick man in the Fleet bilt , what could come to quarters ; and he had every confidence in hiS Fleet,. Winch induced him to - send back the two bips tp tar S ration.— CaptAin BET#SIVORTII is gone of express. ( AWSTIZER LETTER, SAME DATE.) Half-past Dile, P. M.—Just this moment arrived a Slbop of War Brig,'under a press of sail. She came to in the Sound, and from the Circumstances of .her not making her number, bearing a .whiter sign, and 116 r crew, which went aloft to furl the sails, being dressed in white jackets, trowsers, and straw hats, she 'mpst be' either from Vice-Admiral Lord NELSON, in the West Indies, or Rear-Admiral Sir PELLEW, Bari. in the Last 'lndies. Some ac count may be had before the post goes out, as a Captain of a Man of War is jest gone up the Han; bour to thq Port Admiral in the Stoop's Boat. , Half past Five, p. m.—A Post Captain is just gone through express. The accounts brought are; that the Coinbined Fleets have left the West Indict, and Lord NELSON was within a day's sail of them. The Enemy, had not done any damage in the AA - est -Indies. ' Quarter lufore Si:v.—Since . the letter (20 minutes sive), I learnt the following partieulars Cu thux, of 18 guns, Captain BETTRWORTHj is,the Sloop of War arrived—she left Lord NELSON f:ti hours sail of the French Fleet from Martinigne she (the Crtrietii) liaving rc-connoitered them. The Etieriiy, on hearing of his Lordship's drivel, had . set otr, without doing any atnri, e. to our Islands, for Europe, theretbre , his being clear Ships, .and knoW ing their , track, tic most- pre i ttbly ill .ash duatnlnui their Expedition. The French . Inp. , e last 3000 Me mostly SOdiers", beside . the sick tktey haVe landed .at Martinique. The Curieux's ' people. .think there can be no doubt - of Nr.LsoN's ruin.; them. over,' as they , called it, as he know.; by the .Ctiiieux their exael track, and they cal; no. he viCtuaildd tit Mar- Calque. . Sailed the Cavar, ,ofb4 gullS, to jpiti ihe Chan nel Fleet. Came in the Ranger, of t 4 guns : she saw, some days since, several sail of squAre-rigged , Vessels go ing up Channel, hull down, but could not make them out. Also an ,Arnerican Ship, William and Mary, bound for a market, from Antte: - dam to Cu racoa, and to many . other Ports, detained by the Naiad, 38 guns; another Amt..rican ,is also sent in by the Kent Privateer, frona Nov-York to Cadiz, for orders, with flour, Sze.. There is another Privateer of -32 guns, a sister vessel to the raliant (brought in here)i in the Atlantic Ocean, cruizing to cut off any strag gling Jamaica Ships, oi' which the Melampus and Brilliant have intelli&ence, and are cruizin to fall in with her. PORTSMOUTH, JULY B.—A.fri.red His Majesty's Ship, Royal Sovereign, gain. J. STIJART,' from the Mediterranean ; the Enireirrenante, Lieut. , Youl4io, from a Cruize; and the Cerberus, Capt.' SELBY,' from Madeira. Sailed , His Majesty's Ship L'Epiegle, Capt. Moa Els, with Convoy to most of the Ports to the West wark and to Cork. Sailed His Majesty'; Shipillender, Lieut. J. G, Nors, on-a Cruize;' and Goodwood, Itiuour., for Woolwich. '• 4,. The Fleet which came hereon Saturday from the Mediterranean, under Convoy. of the Anson, Capt. CIIACiIAVT, are as follows: FrOm tlibralt4r—Naise Transport. ttopps, 'Two Friends, BOA, Vine, Newland, -Bartick , Batley, Lady Shaw Stewart Parry, Tryati, Le,;, Ant. Barker, Ellen, Coats, Eagle * R 0.,: bens, and Ad" Hodgson; rem Nta 1 t:t —Y reel ovo,. Gray, and Ceres, Pellet. • Arrived the , Rose; lixaeisox, frimn Malta and Miples; and Belk Awl, TouLn, from Maita and Palermo. , .; Majesty's illemene; Captain CI:01ton STILES, went out of Harbour, aftel havin , under.a gone a .thorough repair. A fire thii morning broke out in rt . :fleiick-itfOet.; l'ortsea, and v. Welt, tiont situ...tion of the wind; if it had liappnned in the wthild hare most probably destroved the wliole of that ; but by the exertions of the i(4lthbittits it w soon gut under, with - little other &image than the roof being uncovered franithat And the- twQ houos 'adjoining ti. - ii;.l4 olds. SHE rmi:Ess, Juer - 7:— ,, Arrired the Borutlrt, Cal. A . To is','ll'om Hosely Bay. Passed by several of theJaninien fcr tits River. Sailed the Shields ♦Teiukr for Shields, • , Ships at thii; Port, &Aland, %N. Cferet, magna. ninic, Combatant, less, Valorous .111Cs;:i10, ertnes ; Ranger Atiitett Ship ; arilLst, Constant, Prettitger, arid Resolution. - • TIE.A.L„ *inornidg Majesty'A Ship Majestic; Bear , Admir3l It.ossrt.t., 1;11,h tl.d Siatelyi';Elephant, ; ;Idaniant, and Dioin'ede " Mf-n f WAri,sailed on a Cruize o 1 the Texel also the and Brui.;z.cr Gun -brig4 on a Cruize off Boulogne. ' Came down from ,„Sheerii& ... s, and "sailed for Pu.ts mouth', the Druid Frigate. P. S. The Zebra, Bomb, with the PAst inai,tmen. atid.outWard-liound..Yeseis, are getting under gait for. POrismouth. FROM 711 E FRENCH .PAPR.T. CADIZ, MAY Ig.—A Paisenpr, cornin T from the Isle of Prance in an Austrian vessel, which art rived at Cadiz on the. 17th inst. has brought the fol lowing intelligence, (he sailed from that Island on the 9th of ,March): " 11.ear-Ndmiral LiNots` had caphtreti thirty-five Merchant Ships, ten of them belonging to the India Company, with ‘-er}; rich cargoes, and he War; pre- paring to strike a deadly blow to the British commerce in hictia." • . • The same Passer asserts, that lie s INv ) . Cici •the 24th art' :April f . . 50 leagues 'to•the \Vefitward of the Canaries, twenty-live Sail, which he supposed to be the' Conibined Squadron ; he i..:1(18, they . shaped their course for the \Vest tn. of April answers to the 4th . of F.(O real J .. fottrtc,u dayo after the Squadron had left cadiv. tThe Fccnch Editor, adds the observatibn, that none of the counts are OffiriaL) 7 , 'By vesselS lately arriVed frOit , and from Rio de laYlatzt, .ana soina.p,..)rts of`th6 w!!, learn, that' the, ne-c' of the 'War arrive:a in parni about the end of .Linnary, anti that thereby they would save 'several million of piaitre , .;.• were' on the point to be sent from. Miontevidco to Spain. • At the HaVannah the scarcity ct a so great in 'March, that the,Governer of that city waSohlig ed, at the olicitation of the inhabitants, proviiou ally to declare the. port free: .The Atiglb-AMeri.'• • cans .soon afterbrought them flour And other cles.—rtimiiteurj, • •, • MAN'TIJA,4t7NE (14y tbb .. ,itipcfOr PotE9N, King'of Itali,' , arrived at Le nano, betweti one ;aid .two in .the aftertiOon.: inunediately . mounted on lietse'oa,!k, and: minutely it.sptaed ,the works. going on at the fUrtifitiation4 of this 'city: were led -to hope that he would enter out - gates at an early I*, and a great MAI - Iyof opr but of St, George.s 'Gate in the Morning. : which was almost contjnhaL did, not prevent their persevering in their expe4ation,. andt, his • Ma jesty•arrived; :at trine: in the evening', he eras «e.l corned with, the Unanitnons.plautii•ts Of a' great 11nm :bet' of people. 7 • • Her Majesty time FriupresS enteTed.,,lzmtila on tl.le same day, at four P. .--Sne was receh ed witli those transports her presence always prodox,i. • VOOl4A i ..LOZE 17.,= , T0-rnorrow ottt I;iti t .;Aft.l4 mou.trch will to g 0 tt ? (.;;21161: I te':. will stop at. Aiailtlta,, Eolooa - atitt rarnia• It is 1 2:4-' ,scrted ; that a fte r , h av i ng st ai d thy s, iri the nei.ti lkpartments of Ligitriii i he Will ptriceo to'Turin. The Empress Queen meet His Majei;ty at Mantua or at Bologna. The ).Uinsters of the interidt:, .of the Finances, and ofForeigultelations, have already been at Clonal for some days. liis most Sorene HighneSi the Arch-Treasurer of the Empire arrivettat the oarne' place.' ' 15. f. VIENNA, Jt~xr It is said here for crt:tin, that His ioyal Hightless th?? , , Archduke CH A:'.!,FA going to Sichershout, to p W his _respe6ts to tit,: Of Pitv SS lA. PARIS, JUNE is ;inserted, that Marshal LASNF S will proceect tcithiint, delAy to th Cu. t, talc() ti command in chief of a Corps of t Arthy destined to forth a part of the Elcpc'clitioq of England, SPORTING 1.\77:1.1.1GE2CE. NEWMARKET JULY M,ETINP, iBO. moNDAA, JULY. 'Second' andlact year of the July Staes, a Snbierifitiin . sogs, each, qr . tor a,.) r ni.t ,cotta cart) nig Sst; 61b. and &hes, 41b. 1' wo.). r-ottl 'Mr. Wilson's hrothef to Merry m=uitt 'Mr. IZ. Boyve's ch. C-W tett.n, by (Johanna, out aillraitt.. ‘vbrett's rbtsu. • -4' - Sir C. Buubtiry's b. f, by Wltiskei;.ottt of (fringe. bud I). of . Grftfto,.' c, by jtonsp, out of Psilpctrintnt 4 Mr. l'anton's br. c. by. Whiskey, (tint toy Trutup:th . )r, -out 01 CPnb.- - • • • - .;• C lermont's b. e. by Trumpater;oUt of Young goisette Mr. -I)antritt's c. by Wltiikev, darn by POtikesi out of Mitt:bests ' • • - • - • .111 5 to z agst bratbcr ta '.Nterrytnan-8 fo - r egsi Wreic!i • to 4 ag3t 1). uf. (;ritturei b. c.-3 to s a St. Mr. Panma's L. Mr. Watson's flreadnought,Ssi. 71b, beat : 14,Gf0ivennt'3 bst: Al. 100g3..b.,•ft--5 to 4 apt Dreminottsitt., 14Gru";vebot's 131 b. heit me. L,kcs Lyn-. ceits, by Buzzard. out vi Rvsc , 8.4 t. 4ib. Tvvie..ye.r.uht Cotirse 4 cogs.--2 to top Mt:taw:it. . • - ~. . - - ...5.v . Y.• • . . z IA Mr. W iltsOn S s Dre f idnuught, Of. rec. 1ogi;. Irani Mr. II: _ Boyce's Punch, 76t. Slh: l'wu-year:,old Cotyle, sdgi., - Mr..Wasteirs I.thhhago, 7st'lgth, tee. it. lival Mr. lit,-; %with's Pholu.:o,Ost, U. I. it,ogs. h. It, . ' ' , . r NFU irrt! NATt IJ UEL ,„,„ v‘ r eAliielday a niz..cting took place in the King'A Park, fietovoci,. ATI, RUM \1 Y and Mr. EC iU i,, St %A the Aiedi(al Classes in the University When the latter reeeil'ed a 4ounfl It t itte . groin, tI consequence of whir h on Sat,/,41). 'The ;,.‘laritt-: , 1' tl►t?!. i• LIFE Of 4.3LNLItAL A.%ti !Nt; O'r ILL r 1)(01) ceiv - P1 by Nix% 4 \ll, ;:ilICt the Qilarto .Edi .. .ioft will ready inr rial)liciaCt;:t uf. the Mont 'N. This irni)ort,iit bf! 'oe Volumes presettt year. Dicico.x, of 1-it..ncloii; v.,'rns' lately eletle wti Houotary Nieinber . O ti Pvy3r I of Al l riciikure, / coinpl3 - .nt ( l ece to it)f iraportant sercicv/ lie h talc Public by his CoriiLleb of 'Pr,laitliai Agrici.4ture, published Viintcr. .Die 4; on Mondai the Ist inst. at Lis Lottd S'atibrd-row, Joistr-Gnovse; Ebl.