The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-23 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS, &c. 'Four transports have proceeded from Halifax to Bernslnla, to convey from thence the third bat-- of Royal Colonial Marines, under Major. NiNGSt.iAN, to Trinidad. These men were &me dean refugees of colour, and were etubadied dor ing the: late war. under certain promises, one or: which was, that they should be disembodied in the. island at Trinidad, where gra tits al land and other • privileges should be secured them. This pro mise is about to be faithfully fulfilled. The ProVidence, from Lisbon to Marseilles, IVW.k burnt thelatter end of last month , near the . Li Intl of ' • The 'Enrydiee, Captain WAvetton, is under _orders for St. Helena and the. (;ape. The Bombay, Ajax, LeViathan, and Spartan, !Were paid off at Portsmouth in the course of the list week. • .. - The lion. Mr. and Mrs ELLto`rr.; for Bengal,' end ',lent,. liornot, Rayal Engineers, tot' the Cape, sake their passage in the, Minden. The 'Dutch gallitit, Young Anthony, Waster, from Lisbon. for Anisterdant, laden with tea, fruit, and wool, went on shore about six miles West'ot the Lizard on the'night of Finaddy Week. Fortunately the crew were enabled to save themselves in the 'boats. Of. MOO, enests of tea, which were on board, about '51)0 , have been secured for the underwriters) it is supposed' that more than the same number hare 'been secreted by the people near the coast; as of the'.sooSaVed, nearly 200 , Avere discovered in a barn, where they were placed hy.tkc planderers who swarmed raund the . vessel. Exertions are making to secure recover'•all the' cargo that can be gut at. vessel has gone ta pieces. The. Carron, of 20 guns, Captain,.j,genmnirk, PATP.S lIA Li., and he iasseur, of 18 guns; Which arrived last week at Portsmouth, from Bermthla and Halifax, to be paid oil, had a short passage of 18 days from the latter place. The Pactoltss, Captain Pouatt, arrived at Bet Matta on 'the. 28; h ult. with the artifieers,4c. front England, for brat !lurk-yarn. Commissioner Lewis, who for issany years had the direction of thetslaval Dock-yard at Antigita c has succeeded Comm - adore SvaNs in the command of the Naval Arsenal ut Tke ..Commodore was shortly it, leave the Wands vvith bis broad pendant in the Menai, ,for The Ardent, Romtdus, Centurion; and Goree, bave beets paid off at Bermuda and Halifait. The' Achar, Rear-Adm. GatkviTlf) . Calit• E. I3 iTIA O I 4 I rortia, Capt. WILSost ; and Buffalo store-ship, .here left at 1141,i(ax ; t4le Yketolus, Captain yt,rtvts; ati'd Harrier, 46N63, at lies • intid AM a. Captain GMON' Ogee Of the GoreeYeattie passenger in• the Carron. • . • . . , Curious translation of a Latin Epitaph.—ln. old Abbey ,Church-yarti .c.A.Downpattlek; the 101- iotvitig Ott a totith:stoite 4 saitt .. to, otipe lektble " Hic in ice jacetit (tumuli) funi . ulatititrin in' " Brigid& Patritilits, algae Coltunlya pin." ' - A Lai - iit ulSt: Bridger, anti still. lets of St. :Columba, trutiol4ted those tvvvr tiercrArleil tr . irc 6.1.114,11,r " liiYiuy . Putricl , and pirptiyie..." I The cirCulation of a fioS . ilinceieus work 6f Gra.: eiiiitled—Oa the Terapoiti l'dwee' of the - Pbpe, 'has been stopped.. GAand Meat Gazette of Darmstadt .of the' '9th anuthinces, that his Rural -Ugliness' - the Grand 'Duke hai . assuwed the , title of Grand Duke of 14esseantit he lliiper:lthine: . By Ihe death of the liti&-of -1 4 ifousrymciattla a vacancy occurs' in . the lrish At "attresentative "Vecriige. • glitUa melancholy instance of suicide mewled last week in the vic;nity of Llaiidefne; si Youpg,,oit;fl,.a‘;:teliver , of that place, irtcl paid ItisiriiWe. ses to ni'.iglibouring farnie:ea c f ughrtr f i i. but cOnceiving that she Freterred another, tercarion ensued betwixt' thgt.ri on 8 ", 11 4 4 Y senniglit ; p risen her to 'acCept a silk hand-, kerchief as a kind of 'iiarting remembranpe, which she' Aiedally reln,cd : el t d on going to milk cows, .on uesday . altortiing, site thscovered - he( !Over hanu,itag on a willow tree, 'stitipentied by tbe, handkerchief he liatl•befOre wished her to - receive from him. • • Op the joyful occasion of the birth of: thtt tittis,of BkAUMQNT, heir to the Dukedons -11,0 x.... loosh,the union .flag4as hoisted on, the old obi/ay-of Kelso; and the'belle rung a merry peal. Bonfires also "wt4e lighted in pitteetriltml feeling of Ift.t,qat Satisfadtiert appeared generally. in Prevail. At Flews !tits Grace, both on t:.e jo,y. tlay•itself,. and on that following, gare subs stantial eniertainments,tn liis onrnerous.work pro . pie, which the occasion leaded to make them en . joy with a double relish. The Oachess awl the young Marquis are both doing :is well as their friends . can wish.— (1:N 1116141 h Paper.) . IVlOnday• two feats of wonderful strength and, agility were exhibited in the Delekdo%vs, 1 1 ,411,. Imrgh, Lay two young gentlemen for, considerable be' . One of thein hopped upon the turf 100 aril.: at 31 holm, itt less than a minute ; the dabei, upon t he middle walk, hopped fifty yards itt 1: hops. We inippotie such performances never .cries equalled here. A number of spectators were present. 'Elie number of beggars and other poor sttp. ported by alms in tin. Roman Set t les, and pareicn lariy at litime, is' stated to amount to .37,048 natives, and 5,750 foreigners. On Friday last an empty waggon drawn by women, paised through Shrewsbury, on its return towards tVellington. The women were stated to be the wives of some of tt►e colliers now out of work, and they said they had sold their coals at Ercail. At a petty Sessions held at the Town-Hall, in Truro; before J. B. WILLYAMS, Esq. and the Rev. it, PoLviuttLy., sixty-five shopkeepers and inillem were tined for using detective weights and measures.. ~. Yesterday morning the body of a well dressed WOJlllll,apinrelitly about 40 'years of. age, was drOAße.d il) tIIC TlitifaSi'beyond Vauxhall ; it was taken to the nearert.: publieitouse , for CoroUCei inquest. LAW INItI4IIOI4INCE. .- COURT. OF KINO'S I.3Btie [L. MeNc.ny, c • flaky's V NOAK This wag., an fiction against the Acfenatiiit,,,for haNiag ciinsetl plaintiff tit be apprehended On a' iNlagistrate's *arrant, f/Itti charging hint with a felony, itt stealing a ilium-mid pin, and Otber Mr. Totrmo, 'for theidaintiff, stated that this action was brought ni7;re for the bg4e of the pinii tiff's character,. than with the Ohtaining . vindictiVe datmiages It" we's of the utmosi lilt- po - riarsee to the and 'he must gain *his .by lttti character . ; he was a pillon gaini n g, his living by survice, and had lived With the Gen-. demo who was the defendant in this action, as his tipperser,vantiM r.tott k colic defendatt t ,as was star ed to-him, was a person possessing, a 'cinn.itlerable' employ in the Cor.toms,haviog a town house, and_ .another tot a place called Snategbi'ridk, in the county of •I;ssex. The case had found 'great difficulty in getting paid his Wages and disbursements of the tlefendant,and at last he Was driven to the necessity of bringing: an action against his master,. by which means be got paid; bat it should seem that Mr. Noake thonAltt pl-oper to take a singular revene, for he weiti to the Public Office in Wovship-street, and :kw - elle' lodged a complaint against the plaintiff Of having t'filen front his house a diamond pit h find' other paieles. Upon, this- . complaint, Air. Gifford, the Tblagitttrate, granted his warrant,' and' the tilt .was taken to the.Publie Office i'burthere Witt so little probability in the charge, that the-Ala gktrate dismissed hint without even .requiring We onderstoOd that the defence to be set up to day was, that the defetulant, was mad ; but at least. must be:•civilly answerable to thcise he injured mad freaks, The :complaint and warrant being proved,, ij \Vst. PastsoNs, the ,Nlagh“rtite, the 'plaintiff was brought before iii January last. The defendant made - a. 'mist exir,,aordinaiy charge,. and declared . that 114•:piktintitlhad brotight whores to his house, and then Omega hint with t hair ex• pences as dbhursetncots. Ire admitted • that the plaintiff had arrested hiM for s ages, and said if lieltad:not done so he wotild not Lave. broitght .that ,ehargea,.tainst - him. hi-short, his 'conduct u as So vxtrEtordiOry; itti•dnl mit deem it" r:ght to et,ct upon iiiaa testintony, end, he really lialipetied• very mad:: .• • . • • • . Mr. .Ayror !icy G N tt, for the • defendant said, that. really wits not tiht.. !t.lt-cre womot the alightest tztp9nd to. impaio any titing.wpAng to the I;ttt. it the y were vilt.AirOndy satisfied the-Madness of'. the (Ideadant., lie kid ample pr r oOrot It. In fact, his fr.iiiitiAlt ;1-tiow interposed Arid ArnOngother thini4s =lt i e did in his lunacy W. to bring to • his house it ,eviiipioly;Of:the lOwest pros , itiite he rOuld pick up in the streets. It 'VviiS no wo li der, t h ere lOse; that his diamond pins . turd ELLi4rMittoutl ohizrreil; if tire I:irt of Ills madness were itdmitted, .the.:itiry would give Keitsonithie timunges. For,i itiottgli he were inad, pttcl hiftfiefuli , ttitereit li#ilrto I.it it tir4e; he most s vity out, of lois °property for the ' injui::f.. he did to tor plitintiffrarDamtn:e , KjNe. ditgs:viaLL: 'Mr. ortvvoop %Unveil' tO put', Oft t4>c trial or t h eato,v, was till itu . 4 ituent ttgaitist the 'foldout tar t;ihiui g a, fa)si: 'with to ottplitt a, mar-, t He, moved it On the affidavit. of. the . proseetitriN ityottni....womtio • Otticti that ~ he cOle acquainted. &tut in th y e ear 1'814 . , antrihey Were loartj,e(l by licence, He lived , ivit b'her onty:ihrfeditYu.i l atti tie6erietl — hei',ad instituted a suit iii,i)oetnt:s . ' Critisinons to antittl tlie . titarrimte kellich was tinilvd no the i;r0M111 t hat she, heint4 a minor, : vt , attotertied witinnit eotteht of licr parents' or llpon this she hail been ,a(1,,id:t,(,),, ' toditit hith for perjnry, he I,li , tvitig . ,swprit to hcr, being cif age, in order to proettre tive,lieenee. 7 —! indictment tive ditfyii.tlitin it " re""" td by etitiortri, all(' the prpseciltrix now stytted her in tt'hility poy the experice :01 a pr;nseeption superior Court. He therefOre,htoTed•to poise the trial, thii attic might in the intcriin gtt 'all 'order to beallnyved t , stie ilt, forting. l~nt~raet is. 1.111 . 8:;y0as oppOs6d by flits bit it Wikil - at last agreed that such' onto . should by made by conseati couirr OF cam moN PLEA', ItODNIITT V. P-Ottli,MAN ANL) 1,, this very ettriduir action catut on for trit►t for the third Mr. DOWLING openethltepte:tilitigs, and stated that this was en:action brotight by the plaintiff against the defendants. its execttivix , and exeCti tors of the late Luke Foreman,. Esq.' deceased, up.on a deed of gift,- lid . te4-tiie 9111 - ol , Potober-I 1809, whereby the testat?V,.for . the provision aini relief of the plaint.i , to jourueyman coablimaker in LOnd6n, granted . the of 59001 . ; itritnediate. ly upon his 'attaining the age (4 21 years... io con.. sideration of the love and. affection, which.. !w t . e` Fi,treina , always" bore for Ettutuntl- 119.* nett, the father of the plaintiff, 'his titit cousin e and sitc:ession of the .several se rviee4 he had theretofore rendered flint,. the said Edward Ilattv• nett, lit his•lite-time. . • . Mr. Seticant Best s , .'Mr. Set jeant Vaoglian, Mr. 'Marryatt, and Mr.-Dowling, conducted the case. 'far'the ' It appeared that Mr.,Luke Foreman was the,nt: total son of. a Gentleman of triaktonte, wilt/ had left-him a large fortune, amp : tired by mercantile 'n1100145 in the south of it-Oa - ltd, Dna was second cousin to the plaintiff, The deed of gift in toes• lion was supposed to have been executed 1 13}, the testator at Killlitrn.cy, .in the* anttitnn of 1 800 , whilst taking -a tour of the t o tul cs 7 with Mrs...Fore -1-)n the !tart' of the - plaintiff „the evidenee appeareeto be,this.:—Tbat Mr. Foretnan. went in companyCvgitt-thilip Barry, an ki Rd e of the plain tiff;' to .anobletwe poblic.honw iniiillarncy, kept by one' Daniel 'Moynihan, anti th-ert 'executed , fife deed in the p.resence of those peroins and Corne lius Moynihan, the ok t4te- publican.. that off crecy was i mposed upon the sit.tsert 'l- w.t nesleet, whti were tegtkiradttt> to Jt t 4\lr3: . P.EfontanAntt plaintiff know of the circumstance, the 'latter being at. tltat time an apprentice to a coitelnualter Act .L 4 cluotoi „cie ed Was' Ileposicen mss ; t .14Ands ofjohnfiarrys. a. Custom-house Officer 'fit in tl4 . cointty of Cork, who was to ;Ihtfcl?,ii . in. trust for the pliintifl.'until he obtained ,Fore.uan died in Paris_ in the. : 14t-ter4art of , tlre , vein . 181.4, On ,his way to the. South Frtince for, the .recovery of his health, being - (Wo.yelrs.:ktter the Plaintiff att Aar! the are . which time he did nut lainw., of the existence or th.d deed. The subscribing witnesses • swore positively : to the hand -Writing of Mr. Fore-. man; which, was also:confirmed by Mr..StOlow, a rospectable solicitor, and Mr, W.Wilsou, pf the. of' Kit Vk i HIT and Co. Irish provision-trier-. chants. Sever.al o'ther witnesses_ were exantined ittt support„Csilthe plaiatiff'S case. • .The caz,e,, of the defendants was conducted by the,Attornyy-General, Mr. Serjeant Pell; and.Mr, Richardsoit ;. and they called evidence to' prove, that 11.1.e.„,,iforetnan had-left Killarney on the 30th of eptettibtl, I tso9, nine, days bet Ore the deed tone date; that the ,strbscription was. not . his. hand“vritini4 't hat Ot t okl . Moynihan, one of the • attebtidg witnesses, was not,. in Inct, living -at Ed, lrriicy it the dine.t he instrument bore date ; . .and • thay'there were other circumstances of kroprOba hilit y. connected with the tiansaction ,(0 entitle it. to . . After a 11.atient iniestigatiOn of the case, which lasted upwards of eight hours, the:3m . y, under, the direction of the Learned Judge, retired ,tot -,ahour a gnat-ter of an hour, and returned a verdict .Igr - the defendant. LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS. „ YeiteMay there mi.; an ivliournrnfnt of these §esrtios . held ni Gulidhall, ,before the Recortitr isn't! sevcral Aldermen. • THE KING V. BENNETT. ". ..117i.eliolds Bennett was . indicted for a nuisance, arising from ;a slaughter-house, at the back of lAthe-street:, Leadetthall-market; proseelOitiWas inStituted ,hy the Parish, Anc),llle l CoMMON the case to the'Jtiry,. k'roin this it appeared, that about eighteen' triorrths.,ago the defendant had erected adatt:4hter-tions,e, upon n large settle, awl ivltere '•nt4 'such estab!islintent' bad. ever existed, Warning had been' antecedently hint by the,inhabitants, of Omit' 'intention to 60,0ie the crectitin of such a bidblit4, knave *i4.",g the danger,' theiticonvenience, and the titti- . 'Aancethat•rtittst arise: The defendant, 116Wever, persevered, relyingtipon the ingenuity of his • . as'calculatecl,t6 Obviate all cause of conylaint. - But itteceed, and it appeared, Littatwiitlistat.tling, that he continued tont the .otompletion'of the httildir.g up to the presenCpe _Hod, to use it. for .the pirpose it Was built. •The' ,ettnielinence's ,resulting" from this w ere, the daily practice of driving large, eattle through the nar row striectsadjacent, and through the Market to the slaugbeer,-honse, and the constant rentoval of 'offal, blood, &c., 'rendering it altogether a coati= anal icittree of annoyance and danger to the tieighbourhootL Ali. D. Shirloy and others,. residing contiguous "to the; slaughter-house of tne defendant, were c•alled to )‘rove the foregoing facts. Nu. made Sei;feral 'objections to tbe indictment, and Stated that tlre •_caCe was one nut within the record. 1-le further 'added, that it ~ .hts one more of private injury titan public colopintot. A model Of the building U , as produced, hot not withstanding,its novelty and excellence of design, r'fbr ivhich the'cnitri gave the defendant 'tail the Itidonottx was of Opinion, that t: the ob ,nnt of a leetians nrged by Mr. were na tore to affect theitoliettnent or recant, trod that *the Bench 'were uttahlthoioily of, .bpittion . with him, that the siangliter-house in irrestioit . was public . nuisance. ini , ii,. , feti(ly t i4,'Avas fo;it'.(rGuilty. . Gorge liallord !vas for obsfitteiing . the Intlirest of 'the \Vara of il''aultlitdon_whliout. on ate 30th of January last, in the e x er t ls eo f t h e i r dtity'. . The 'defendant' was a baker;'atid Oa dav'in o rtt i On t he Inquest had gone tits Itis , ItOttse'forthe porposeot exantitting his weights tind `!'lris he. oppoSill ;.and thir beadle' Ititying'gont to ',me t/ re them tram bthitt'd his coloo cr,.: ntlied 'hini by the en kh t r; ant! fiticatened to beat hint. Frinit this threat,. however; :he was '.secured by the in quest, and the )veilibts were afterwariti tdun t , and pitekl to be correct. ' Air. A f.r.ev, f or: the tiefetitteint, -Kflmitteil that cleat had 'beeti.in-error, bits toriitttAirttims tliv, threw (IR; cieniency:of the Court, He-wilts fourd and•filicti 'one thilling. -, Ana Forectrd; ii, notorions zttrudzon, Con ' ivieted iti , on two indictments of tis'satilt upon Win. 4 -Orr and 'Charles Wild. She was. found Gitllty, and' ordered to be im iniqnned two; find to be kept , on cool diet naritely, bread and water: • After bearings tew other'petty cases, the .es sions terminated. . . , . . ,• - ~,,: , We are sorry to heat' that, owing to the igno ! - , ranpe of Seyerat liwir families in the Pottery, who ~have.reftleed to -inii:e their children iooc.tlatea . tiith the Cowtpoii,: the Srnall-po% i,. vcry general, and ' sl ltalf prayed fatal to 3everai chil:lren.„ A most tittexpcciktdAlisclosore was made in \K ix,- 1' : . . 1 fbr4l on SattirtlltY se:ll4lig . It ep4nars, that bile of the hiliansiaNen in the Woodi of killont.th - rim, no less a personage,. than Grand, has hitherto. so oCten Atrtl so, narrowly ; escaped . • pursuits of justice, other counties, , , for 'w-bose apprehension, suc.b.a tart , Dl , reward has been c s iteretilw the Cioyetiline„nt, , ' ofPat seinbight as a or,p , name terson was-towing, a . vessel up,the riyer to. Bridp water',: b a rope round his breast, and vutilltitig' . on the Shore, another Vessel passing at the time, ,got nn the rope, which drew the sailor intii the, river, and he was unfortnnatiily drowned, AVrt,IJANI- ,Ditiktur v. the • soldier of the . Africani Corp,, who has been nearly livelnonths state .of apparent inseusihility, has been recanted f rom , Hilsea to /rink• Ilospital 4 'Cliel;ea. There has tie- en no material -altcration diseovered in hi mart-, for Isom, time.., 4 11is_.• 10 en ils„ rcti ,estec s. he -might be deliveredur to' thetn a but this wus re (4)c4, • illtreE . OF' BREAD THIS WEE! The highest price of the Lest Wheaten Bread throughout Metropolis is. slated by the.lialier3 to be 134 d. the Quar ii. ter:, Loaf.—Solue flakc.rs telt the Quirteru Loaf from ens . iel t oy to tt=e-pence lowyr. • lb. dt/ . " . • Ih. 02., PetkLoaf to weigh ..; 17 6 Quarter's Loaf to weigh 4 I. Nalf ditto.... ditto 4. 8 1.3 . 1 !tali Quartero ditto .. 2 2 sEEris. Red Clover (Foreign) Ditto EimHsi, • , s6s 54s to 66s Whiteditto— ' • • Itire-tiCirass „„. Turnip,.White 'Red and (hen . . , itis nd to fliti Od % Wbite Mustard Seed 6s Os to I'2s Od - _Drown ditto lisnd to li;s,ttd Carrawiry Seeds ', Cinque Fesiti 46s I '1 tp lfts Od per it', - Coriander do. T r doll ' ' Cnnaly •-•- • . • ,.-4 40s to:46s Od per qr. Linseed 0i1,.C:44ie at the Mill, 101, 10s. per thotttand. , ~: . . . , . . . UXBRIDGE. Corn-TrrsPietoes , ll.eforo.--Thursday, July 18. NAwhilit. net 14, ..-I—sio—l Beans . ;SEA od to 3EO SVltt; per 111.,161.. Os. to 241 Os 01t1 ditto —s otl to --0 .. ,-. Barley, per . qr. 9.950il to 32s Oa Pease '—3 oil I o --s _,.. Oats .... IF fIOPS. '. ... .: .- :• . No;. , Pockets. Kent.... . '6; " Os to 9l 9i Stl"ex• ..•'. 4 al i ss. t o 91 a Esspc VI 4O .to . 91 es 1 Farnham MI Os to 161 04 N EWGATE Alsti LEADENIIALL ICIAR'KETS. - . By the Carcase:. -. . • • 841 Beef 3s Od to 4s 4d i Veal 3s Oil to 4s . tt Muon Ss 4d to 4s 4e 1 Pork as OJ to 45 84 Lamb. 45.'0 . 41; to 4s. 841 ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, July Hay 3l 3s Od to 3 1 Os Oa-Average, 41- 6.'", Straw . .. .al as Od to 31 Os Oil-Average; 51, pis MI WitITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. D i May ;41 18s 04 to 51.14 Otl---#rerage, 51 :!: 0 4 Straw '2- 8s Od to ,21 16s Oci-Averoie, =' I" .1 Clover •al 'Os to - 7 1 - 76 Oil-Average, '6l 16s u•-• ' - '7 -- pitlcE OF tRATHEit. t g Botts, LO to Millis'eath.. - rt•r 11, • • a , 0 3 .. ..25d ,to ••••,. Ditto 56 to 66114 rod' - ltleraututs* liacki 5d Dressing Tildes '" ' • - ' ' t r ,/d ,to 1 4 to 1 4, lii Fine Coach tildes ;T.... • . . Ibil , -- .•., • . , • ~•••• ...... • • • . , N , .5 ( 1 • tO ~ . Crop Hides, 35 to 4frlbs for . entliq I" to Os' Ditto 45 to 501bs . i. ~,a ....i , .., I,lk)f Skins ,30 to , 40Ibs '•• • ' * • - . • .1, ..‘ .... 4tin It __J pith). . - 6 O 6O to 701bt........ .. . C2tl VI %I.: ...-•.. ... 4' ~,,1 to .24a Pim, -- 7O to flolbs. '• Small Seals - *(Greenland) .. . ' . 27 Large ditto per dozen -, t 90 01) 7 J - .. . . • . ' RAW HID'ES.• . osoi & p ()H Best'ffeifers Steers, im st. illiest.... lis•tOil to - ....d. ~..,,,.....„..s 6il to Sts 104 Matkit 'Calf . , owl' • ' 7, 5 61 fililLilings...4s 2J to Qs 44 'Eng. Horse Jt..5.2212f2;,..... PRICE, OF St...laines's Market ...Ss Id Ciiiire:Mfirkett-......... Os. Oct Wlftitechapel Market 3 s Od per st.ooe of Mb. . es td Yillow ll6* Mot ..... Price.of Coriales,Vraozeil Gd per dozen allow TALLOW. 1 Town *NNW s'4* Chl•—i C ( Russia bI $ A t 525 00 Yellow' White ditto —ls oil --i 0, 1 I Soap (lift°. ;• ...,493 dd sds 0a ; hieltit*g Stoll* ...-. lt d at Oa -Pato R001fh.,.........s pd 97* 0, 4 Graves .... ~, . ....... l's 0% Good' 'Weiss ..• .. .; .. is di I Curd .. . . ...... •.. .. : .. . .. • 98, I.Palm..t ..,.. ... ; ........ 94$ I,ltis tid-.....:M0ti1di, los od ni for ready nidneY• . ' _. ._,......7....---- HOP INTELLIGENCE. -• • Orr Sestneritty s 5 puckets of. I I op, ••were Piglist—tritserdailteriCPerstenilelst.iint:l'trott tiseAlptithr°tningi the l 1 CY P 1 F P l a g #l'' the Cold nights ands bitth winds, they nevertheless 10 0 P' yet extremely well.--(frurcoter Herlld.) In consequence of the continued rains old 111: is.adyancing . 41 ,liul we are happy to. sqr as far as we can, ascertain,. that in the neighbour' hood, of this - city, owing 'tO;the lateness of .t ll6 season, not mor e than 'one ba . if of rite hay erOP g is yet Ciit, and 'should foie weather ensue, meatiow lands mitst very materially be h'enefille by the rain that baciallen^4' the arable lan ds in 4.. `Materially in .-;-(Bristot Joutnal) • • DePRIES, JVLY 16 --On Tuesday last , et M two,o'clock•.y.stisve .were.-‘isited by a thu nt , le i , " storm, kvhich was attended by Kivid. and , very,heavy.showers.. By accounts. from alr , ferent quarters, however ; welearn, that it %%I' s ' 4 , 11 this district - • comparatively' slight. it;:ba c l, tended .over: all : the south of Scotland, Hi," tits e -northern counties of England. Betwixt the ° ln. i t and Moffitt it was so terrible that the mail-Cuieta horses.could with the utmost difficulty be i llathe r 'd :obey the reins.' One peal in particular folluw the lightning with scarcely the interval of Ø se conch and immediatel afterwards a shower blin d : r bail tell so thick and violent as almost' r ° both . driver and horses, 'Torrents vud iyed 10 111 r down from the .mountain, of deep traces of their impetuosity. In the neit' bourhood of Laugholm, too, the peals of o°ll 4 der bad been so awful as' to - appal the stoute hearts. - • , ?‘1 Willi S° • -11 •"• 1 1, Odest. ton of the late R Revlilt On , il 411:41tIFA)* oGfopeithl4...,nt tile .4ou ~f ;r.qt. I :ti:;.::nim a, eideat daught er of Thomas HoOsollt ; , -.0.1 • 10.111•01111;111111110.114114 . • ,/ •‘. LoNn()N : feinted bv J. n. 4;rlit' 4 TA 110 , , ..:INI I O-', 11 (1 '34 011 0 buildinzs; and publi'sb:::l by A. !;(31.1i'1'S, ~„,r t iO( ' at th.. ''TN-()rrif where mem., 1 4 0 r d.ers ,Ltttcr4 (pt,St.ni',lA),B 4 C 4 • -12 e ' 4 omust ddrc"" PRICE () New Bap. _ Kent. . 31 4 loi to 61 10s 'tissex 31 'Os to 61 Os BIRTHS. the tfOlf On the 15th inst. at May Deacon, near Canterbury , of William Ostnund Hammond; Eaq. of a daughter. you On Friday, the Lady of Thomas Wyatt, Esq. Dern ar4.6 Russell-square, of a son. - - j• obta ll ' On Saturd t y last, in Nor th umberland-street, C , 1 the Lady of Sir James Douglas, E.C.11. of a daughter. woh, Scut , ' On the - 15 , h inst. Mrs. hlorrison, Gaylield:place , of a daughter. t h bf, The Lady of Jatues , Bower, Esq. Mayor of Woymull—P daughter. On the latit, at Etlttaapilouse, V di - ' Ol3 l Nfrs. Dougto) DIED. On the 20th inst. Benjamin Wright, Esq. of cjaphanl C °lll. moth • . Saute day, at Lidlitigton, Bedfordshire, Witham, ft ma. , aged 97. •- m , o f Ott the 4th, the Reverend William Paterson, Nii , : d ' is o t i Logic Buchan, it the ti6to year of ins age, an d 4 `" Ministry. ,rd el On Sunday, at Stonehanse, nt a very ad9a o F• Mrs. Graham, mother *of Ail: Janies Graham,' Bart. . c t rl Ist Q" l 'vc*Qt) t he fttll Mrs. Kui - r, wire Jai es Zo - ro' Z6(l. Jadge 'lke Court of fo . vice of 1..3er Canada. , t r e l l* a ' `" Ye.terdav se'nnigiii, aged 16, bliss Dayrel, tian L ' h iligre IMYre), Elf'. of Shady C amply near L i pton , t.:ani.slf b, :vire. This inaiirtintate youpg Lally was aunoinif tilesittO of a ti.sltlin4tl, islien bhp foil t'n and •