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' THE VOLON'i .17PPER CANADA, """" (Fr , m ll.t QNe4o: Gale/t..) .!•••••• * Yint, (U. C.) JULY 22. —0 'RuntAry lost, the Judges, Magisilittex, ati I pri•ncipdl tants of this Theen, waited on his Gr tce the Go •ernor iu Chief with the following Address : Tuck, l'pper Canada, 7 Sth July, 1.1f4. To the Most NoVre and Puissant Prince (hark+, Duke of T.ennox, Anhigny, Earl of March and Darn ley, Knight of the Most Not,le Order of the Garter, Gene ral of his Majesty's Furces, Goeernor in Chief of the Bri tish North American Provinces, &c. &c. &c. May it please your Grace, The Jodzes, Magistrates. and principal Tuba bitsnts of the Toren of York, he t leave to offer their gratulation on youir visit to this Province. Prood of the distinction conferred by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent on these remote Co lonies, in committing ti , e administration to so il• lnstrions R Representative, we anticipate the most results from the firmness, vigour. and spi rit of conciliation manifested by your Grace. Ire. might, indeed, envy nor sister Province th e tujoyment of your Grace's direct and perso nal protection, did we not recognize the saint' distingoished qualities in his Majesty's immediate Representative amongst In yonr contemplated progress through the ll'estirrn Districts, we pray that your Grace may irmj.y uninterrupted health and itioactiori, and that we may witness your return in safety. On Saturday hi. Grace the Governor in Chief, his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, sir Chas. Saxton, ftirt. and the Officers of the garrilon, honoured the Magistrates «Ind other Gentlemen of York n!th 'heir company at a Dinner at the iansion•house lintel. His Grace the Duke of Richmond, and his Ex cellency Sir Veregrine 'Maitland, and SialF, on INlmiclay the lith inst. proceeded to Lake Sitncoe, on ok tour of observation through the upper Dis tricts of this Province. KINGsToN,, (U. C.) JULY 15.—This Session of Arl , xment wi9 be immortalizrd as commencing it new era in lite Legislative provisions for im proving this film country. The ttvo measures so wisely recommended from the Throoe by Ilk Ex cellency have been acted upon, and bills on the principle suggested, have passed both Houses, find w;11 no doubt become lAws. ' The Road. Bill recognises the true principle of taxation, viz. that the rich shall pay more than the poor. By the Assessment Bill all lands granted in fee or on lease are dcclared rateable, so that all sewers or persons living ont of the Province who possess large tracts of land, and which are be coming' daily more valuable by the industry of the resident land-owners avil cultivators, will np he forced to contribute their share to the common gym,. Government is about contracting for the. sur-1 vey of six new town.hips containing about onej hundred thousand acres each, in the Westerni and London Districts, " bounded sonthetly by' the River Thames, and the Townships of Orford, Camden and Chatharn, and north-westerly by n line extruding from the north-west angle of the Shawanese Township." JULY 2 7.—The NVeather his, for several days, been uncommonly sultry. On Sunday, and yes 'thisy we were visited by refreshing showers ac companied by some thunder, which greatly cooled the air, and wio, no doubt, accelerate vegetation. Favouraiale Accounts are daily received from every part of the country. The farmer's prospects were never better ; an abundant harvest is likely to be the rewrild of his labours. LACHINE ,CANAL. MoirrittAL. JULY 31,—Agretable to publie notice, the first mettin4 of Stockholders to this undertaking was held in the Court-house in ibi s city, on Monday last, when 8 very respectable portion W sobseribers having appeared, either personally or by proxy ; the gentlemen proceeded to business, and the following Resolutions were adopted, nem con. an 4 the nine Directors, al or dered by the Act, were elected, At a meeting of the Stockholders of the La chine Canal NaviKation, held this day, 26th Jul,, )819, at the Court House, it wis Resolved, That John Forsyth, Eiri, should take the Chair ; which beiti done, it was Re solved by a majority of ihe Stockholders, that they should proceed to make choice of a Committee of uitte persons to manage the affairs of the con- CO 'II. Resolved, Prat Thomas Porteous, Henry APlietizie and J.. A. Cartier, be appointed to re ceive the votes, and that the ballot be continued until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Resolved, That the Committee of Management so chosen, are authorised to procure a civil En gineer, who has bad experience in canal making, &c. &c. nesolved, That the second meeting of the Stockholder.s be held on the 13th day of September next, for the purpose of choosing a Treasurer and Clerk, or such other ofliCiis AS may be thought necessary. Resolved, That the Tolls be according to the sates established by the 31st anti 32nd Article of tbe Act. Montrcal, slstit July, 1819. JOHN FORS H. We, the Subscribers appointed by the second Resolution of this Meeting, having received, exa mined, and counted the votes, find the following persons elected— Lieut. col. Jolla Ready, Hon. 'John Richardson, TltomAs Thain, Thomas Porfrous, Robert Gillespie, Francis Desriricre,, Thomas Pbiliipi, Robert Frosts., AuLl Toussaint Polties., Esquires. 'l'. PORTFOU, M. M U.:KENZIE, J. A. CARTIER. Muntreal, 29th July, 1519. •• MONTIRAL, AUG. 3.—We lament the painful duty of announcing the death of John, son of the Hon'. John Itichaidson, of this city. This young tic,vileiniin, a promising orn4ment of society., while hatiling in a rapid cnireut of the river in th e vicnit v of the Ohl Maiket, allow seven o'ciucl& last evening, was snatched amity in tilt uloorn anl las left an m ictel Tojully to deulorr his premature bte, Qurnitc, Aug. 5 —Our accoemts from Uppyr Cati , i(l.l and the adjacent parts of the lJuited 'States, represent the harvest, which had cum ;menced, as unusually abundant. The account 3 from the district r,f Montreal are also favourable. The foreign markets are, bovrever, glutted, and this state of things must produce a further de prassion of prices of every description. Pori OF QUEBEC. ARRIVFD. Aug. I st, Ship Thetis, David Ireton, 57 days from London, to . ll. Atkinson, in ballast. —2d, Brig Jean, Alex. Allan, 8 weeks from Greenock, to order, general cargo-28 settlers. ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. This contest was resumed yeste"rday morning wittEnut the slightest abatement of ardour on the part of the friends of Alderman Brydges. From the boasting declarations on Saturday a grand struggle was expected, bur malgre all the vaunt tugs of Mei..ls. COATI.S, TIioNirSOST, and CO. the Worthy Aldermim BaYDGEs, it will he seen, ob tained a stiliturthee triumphant majoriry over hie opponent!. Shortly.,-after three o'clock the tol lowing Statement was eXhibiled lirvrlges 1457 Aldi•rmkti Thorp 1731 Alderman Wood 1715 - - Mr. Sheik' . PanKitsrs, as soon as silence could be obtained, came forward and exhorted the As :enthly to give every one a fair hearing. Mr. Alderman Bay OGRI came forward amidst the loud cheers of his friends, and notch noise in the body of the flail. lie WAS convinced that the Livery of London had all good will towards hint, but it seemed that those present had formed a mistaken idea of the course he meant to pur sue. lle telt grateful for the support they had ffmrderi him on Ihepresent oecasiou,and in express ing his gratitude to the Livery, lie could not help feeling proud that he possessed the ood opinion of so - large, to respectable a part of the Livety of London and his fellow•citizens. Whether in the performance of his dory, should he be rout it ea, lie deserved tO he described as he had been, would be shown. If he WAS returned, he would disprove the assertions of those who wire op posed to hint, by a faithful discharge Of 'his duty, and thus convince the Livery that he fully appre ciated the value of the summit they had :Olmsted him.—(Applause.) Mr. Fearrom regretted that the trieetnbly had not given Mr. Alderman Brydges a more patient hearing ; for, though opposed to him, in politics, he felt it but just to say th,,t it was due to Hi character. If the friends of that Gentleman welt heard, it would he proved to demonstration that they Were not friendly to the Constitntion, nor to the cause of liberty. The cause in which they were now engaged was one of the greatest im portance—it WHS the same as their ancestors had bled and died in the maintenance of., They were opposed to a junta, at the head of which .were — John Atkins, Esq., Mr. Sheriff Bothwell, and a , combined body of Aldermen. The Lord Mayor was a most delicate Gentlemen in speaking, but he lied at least the praise of,acting .Consistently its all hi; actions. Alderman Brydges, Ni compared with hint, however, was mere milk a:td water, although he hail emelt in favoikiOf the Beard's tioos approving of the massacre 'at . ' .M'anches'er, and also presided at one of the Committees of Al der nian Curtis,' who had been thrown out by the independent part ()Elbe Livery. Alderman Brydges had said he would 'hold Commits 'Halls, it-re. turned, if it was agreeable to himself ; Alder man Atkins hail dont, the same, 'and cousequesnly eXlierience taught them that this was not a'pledge to be reli . ed.on. hie commented on the worthy Alderman Brydget not having answered the charge brought against biro of wishing to send in the City Light Ilor,e at the Spa-fields Meeting, and conse quently interred that the accusation.well toynSled in fact. "1.; t.l Pgansoia had - rrnt had any inten:ion of coming forward to address, them, but he under stood Mr. Williams had oil Satinday attempted to read a leiter f cowaioiog some very serious chaiges against him. Tilatietter was said 'to have been re eeived h om4ris-bri,t-14cr, and described him to have bean an aider and aliettnr at the riotous proceedings that had taken place. There were; however, soma men so base as to descend into the concern s ot private life to serve their own ends, a lid that tery itself must point out such a Mill ass coward: Mr. IVilliams he undertow' to be a pedagogue, in the habit of .whipping Ilia scholars daily, hut not fiud in amusement, he came there under an idea that lie could whip the Livery of London into his own measures. The patronage of Chivalry was well known e n King hurl lik.Foul;. a Giant, his Dwarf ; a Knight, his Squirt; and Mr. Wil- hAnis, no doubt, thought that the Civic Knight be wished to recommend would dub.hitn a and give in. addition, a cdp and bells— (Laughter.)--Perhaps lie would give hint the run of the Kitchen, and make him Supervisor of the Diipping•pan ; and Fdillr, in the short lapse of a fey• months, might speak of him as Lord of the Kitchen—(Continned laughter.) And some wag, perhaps, in the plenitude of his wit, might represent him as holding the ladle in one hand, and the corner of the pan in the other. Alter indulging for some time in the s'itme strait) of irony, he exhorted the Livery to exert themselves to the utmost to secure the return of the two po pular Candidates, expressing a toll persuasion that there was yet full time to again place them at the hem' of the poll. The Hall was then dissolved, and the people, after giving the usual testimony of feeling to the respective CRuolidtites, quietly dispersed. ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Saturday aa female, very genteelly dressed, about 25 years of age, was seen by Inlmetoui persons to walk del;berately into the Thames at Battersea. She was quickly followed by two watermen, and joßt as she got out of her depth they rescued her. Upon being taken to a neighbonring hotise, and I emonstrated with, she refused giving any answer, and seemed in a very low desponding way, and mach disappointed in , not completing her misguided resolution. It was afterwatds understood from her that she was teacher in a gentleman's family in the neighbour. hood of Camberwell, to which place she was care fully conveyed back. "iAntol 'ADDRESS, tP..KEN SY miss 1 l the Pi teoing (f Ore Theatre Reval, Dr:try-Lane, Oct. 4, 1819. . . Thougii Fiction here aarrts her ancient reign, ,, . 4 I We claim, a Moment, her intrin:fct domain: ift - out Truth's high:comistissiotato this,Fo ; urt I l'ear, her genuine dictates, and her purpose fair, Whom now she advocates, you long have tried—. Encourag'd long his emulative pride ; The pride you love?—and he, exulting, says, - "r'tT , You ne'er deserted whom you deigned to raise 1 , 1 " Early to win your smiles that pride aspir'di .:! „; " Early those smiles his grateful bosom fled " O'er the young germ yOur genial breezes blew; " And with the growing plant your kindness grew: " 'Various his toll, but constant to his cause, " You nursed the wish to merit your applause ;:' 3. „ Actor or Manager, he still enjoy'd Tire boon for which you saw his zeal erst ploy'dt 'd by your sanction, dauntless now he Llarce .,: , , magnify his labours and his catcs ; At Atlas' clialleng'd strength the glove bath hurl'd ; Ms load a pontl'rous, though a mimic world, .4 • The Magi say ;who Nature's secrets track), 1 ,1 2,,,p _ . „, This.plarices pois'd upon aca nee hack ! D Ll 3„, what the bearer stays, 1114 ir wisiloin'q pos 4 4 TAI secret, orient science ne'er clisclos'o itto vi 'ilOre happy lie whose world nuvi'Courts yotit view j ‘ 4 " Atii i d what sustains his strength, he points to TOL', ib4u 4. That strength the fruit of 5e11.30113 tWICC " May fail of fulness, but it is riot green ; . 1•11 " Or grant it cru d e , your beams may yet unfold `Aft' '1 " The latent hue, and turn the green to gold "14 ~ Where first your well-pined laurels KTNIBI.G *me! Where SIDDON't, JORDAN'S brows your chaplets bure Where PRITCHARD'S pathos bade your fathers thrill, And GAmatees magic witch'd them at his will; • , Where resting theirs on more exalted pow'rs, ILHInd SHALSPEARC'S sovereign st ern th e y wreatleti their l3t, • •, - flowers. ' r ee'Where Histrionic HOmaga retAl a shritie "' "To public bounty a nd 3 hard HiVille.," •iI/1 There he the warm devout oblation brings, „, Of all that front adniiiingardour springs ; 1, Alt that the sense of pre.tent duty fires, .; All that imprinted patronage inspires. . •;t•ttlti. d:4I On pure intent ambitions to lielWlll, •W' fi.‘i To no by-path hi+ spirit will thiSerrid: ti:vm *‘t4 The plain, broad road of candour k his cottest, The Drama's honour his propelliug force.. : 'Would et;inie Inci her attic summit climb 17111 Or Frolic Farce 7 Or Tragedy sablime I Is Oral :kill a candidate for ;attic? ti irs4vds stiT • Doth Vocal Fiscellence prefer her claim 1 ,- asti !Void tier All Real l'reten.tioli will lie welcomed here, .; !ME e el, • And nate and Genia.rfititi their free career. / illiW 'Phis bi: just plan, expectantly fie sues• • ;0)144 BT. The .confidem•c his faith oillne'er abuse. . 00,01.n0 COurting at larice the talent of th e age, NI fear lie owns for his impartial stage. 4u g; A liberal 6y...tem your siipport e•i.sure.s : Merit be hails'.—and MERIT'S cause N.B.' The lines with itfieried Commas were oulitte4 iu con stquence.oLtlie leucth of Itir Addre,m. • 10! 4 , ; .MANCIILI'LIi.,‘I44II)*Y, ()CT. 3. , 1-leave just. learned; OW, sufficient accuracy, to justify ~roy ,sending an aceount.of it, thiparticv,- far, of an outrage committed in this' town .. l'avu About 12 o'clock, as Meagher,4 trum.; iseter'tsf . the Manchester. Yeomanry (who distin guished himself at St. Peter's Field, and against, whom a bill •was preferred at Lancaster); sias r : e• turning from a public- his 'own' home . in Deansgate, some persons recognized •hiue,t erica; Out, " There ~ goes., •one of the 1441 / ay' boteliera.7 Irritated at this exclamation, Megher . "drew a pistnl, and threalined . to shoot any tnn :who should dare to follow him: Io spite of die' threat, he was (04 1113 n Ittutsp, , which .he entered, and, having fastened his dime ) ; soon appeared at an upper Window with his Pistols„ 'and told the persons collected in the street, tliat if they did not go away„, he would fire n1)9 . 4 . 0512; arid immediately 'presented .his pistols. Snipe' stones, it is said, were then thrown,' aiid panes of glass were broken ; and Meagher !fired - and shot two men : a ball passed throngli one man's leg; astother ball lodged in the thigh ,of the other. The wounded' men 'Were ' itntneds- lately taken to the Infirmary, where they are now in a feverish, but not in a dangeroos state. It is .thought that they will not be able to bear the fe-:, rigue of being removed to the New Bailey to . I)l'Vter their complaint, for some days tocome. I have seta the bullet which was extracted from the thigh of Ont . of ,the wounded men; it is of the lar . ge size such as are used for horse-pistoli. Meaght r very shortly • after the outrage was forced-out of his house, and with an escort.' of military to protect him against the popular oat ion,was conveyed toKing,street barracks,where he -remained last nigh, ,but' was set at large, this morning. I have stated ,what strikes me is tht most probable account—namely that the wi n d o ws were busker) before Meagher fired ; though it is right .44huidd inform you, that is also most con . - fidently asserted that the windows were not broken till the mob.found themselves 'iodide to enter the house to seize Meagher, after his firing. The door of the house was not opened till the mi litary arrived and broke it open —( Times.) A.III.ANCEIOLY ACClDENT,—Thurd4rthertiontl' ) between two and three o' c lo c k, mg t boat belOug: ing to his Majesty's ship Lee, '2O guns, now in the !toads, was cominic i tO Leith, she (Inset neHr the Beacon, when, seamen who Were on board, four were unfOrtnnately drownedoh'e other two were saved by boats, from NewlirO l en, three of w , hich instantly ri# put Off to 'their Vance Thirke of: the bodies wire tontill yost . eilay, they were dragging:for the iitlier thivinOkning: We understand that" the itaident is' solely' at iri• buied : to the men sttting too...,ninch sail, at a tint? when the wing bleWso strong from tlre`we'sr, sudden gust of which laid the ()ova over Lu touch to leeward, that the ballast shit ed to the smite !Ode. and the inStnntly upset, It Will repoi:ted there Was an officer 'on board, brit we }earn thlt sod) w as ho t t h e case, otherwke it is 131:otiat* the accident would not have happened.---(Edin liurgh Courant, Oct. 2.) i :„ et 4 fs-ori f ftr" g I 1. 1 39.0 fin ' lt ' ll ILA t:1:31- •." • r , I , * PRILE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. • The hi lest vrice of the best Wkeateti Bread tlarieviliost the Metropulis is stated by tiie principal Bakers to be l lid. * the Quit tern Loaf—Sinue Bakers sell the Quartern L•si from uue penny to two-pence lower. lb. uz. Peck Loaf to weigh 17 6 I Quartern Loaf to Weigh 4 Half ditto.. ditto 11 Half Quartern Jitto rarec OF 110 PS, pet Cwt. ecr, Bags. i l ovitts s Kcnt 01 os t., 31 Oc aSII is Kent Si SI 441 Os to 41 10 . Sussex.. si IG* nSI $, a ./I Os Sussex 31 0* 31 Wi to al 14* Essex.— 01 Os t,. 01 Os Essex 3I Si to 31 IS* a4l 4$ Farnham Nati', 281 to 42 to —s—.. Duty, 410,04)1. • .1 _ . SEEbti. 1 Red Clover (FOrtics) . • White ditto 75 . 2 641 5: to ,„!.10tsu 06 p i e o rolr. • Rye-Grass .• Turnip, White - l4a 04 to 20s 0..1 per boob, 1 ti hite Mustard Seed Brown ditto , , i Zis rid to 1105 o , ‘ lied and Green .4. • 165 Od to O. 04 Carraway Seeds (new) , " C 1114111: FOlll • . Sdi Od to 70 5 Od per qt. ~I ' - Curiander du lOs Od to I. Od ,L 1 i • Trefoil V , Itibgi lss ~ ,.... :.10s 42s to Sit i . Canary 70. 01 to 75 5 041 per gr. )' Liose.,l Oa Cake at the Mill, 141 141 to —1 Os pet 11106 4 saint--New 'Rape Seed, 3.51 to 371 per Last.—Rape Cake* 1010 s to 01 Us per thottirusd.--Tares, 95 to 16s per bushel: : --..., NEWCATE AN) I.F.AnktiIIALL MAAKETS. ii By thy Carcase. • , „ Beef !). 44 to 45 .14 i Veal 35 4,1 tu 45 Oi ... . . Ail-HUM • 4, Uti to 411 144:: i Pork " - 3s 4d to bs 14 I , Lanin j 4s ea to Us 0,1. ... ST. JAME:4'3 HAY MARKET, Mr./. 41 Or Od tt, 61 Os 0 : 1 ----Atera t /e, 51 • Os' CJ thaw a -Average, 11 7s 64 WHITE CHAPEL 11.\ Y MARKET. 41 tits Od to ,51 18s Od----Average:, 51 S. 08 Strass , II los Od to 11 149 Od--.lkverage, II 12, Oil Clover "I Os Od to 8! Os Od--Ayeragti 71 tUs RAW HI9ES. Bret Ileifers& Steers, per rt. Ordinary .... 4e. 0,1 to Ito iit . t ...... .. -23 tod to is Ot: Mar Let Calf... each .. tot oh Nliddlings...is 4.1 to -2, 8d Eng. nth - 3SC - Os 0,1 to Os tia SHEEP SKINS. POlltd :ls 4,1 to .is Gd j Slie4 l- lings .... Os 0,1 to Os o 4 es oi to, ?s cl Latubc.. Os Od to Oa 04 p-- .• , 'RICE 01' LEATHER. Mills, 50 to 4611)5 each per itre...:o9li to !id -• Ditto, if; to 6611,s tech 22d to 43i Ores.ing H ides r • 1511 to i 7.1 Fine C — oach Hides l7d to 1ii144 • • .. Crop Htecs, :15 • to 40tTriqur CuttiaK '.. :431J to 17 f.l Ditto 45 to 50Ihs_ • .tad t. 2lri . Calf Skitis.d.',o to 4011 is Dltto 5O to 701bs 4nd 1,, 361 Ditto .. 70 to tsulo4 - , Swan Seals (Citet7a!alidj,"lld t.i 214 Large ditto per .oxen .., ..... ...,0d to 04 Tanned HOrse Hides 1 . 5 d to :7dt 'Spanish Horse Elides PRICE F 7-4 " 1 1 . 1 A F.ll, per Stone of Sll).—Ocr. I. alited bylhr 7all..lleltrra. A .vlaled kg the Butchcr. t • Si. JIIIIC 9 'S Nl4rhet .. I7d !4..laitiri's .Market 711 4.l iiiiichapelNlAlixt Ss iq WhitechapelNlarket'as 7fd ------ Clare SlArket os Ud Arera. , * Average.... u - . PRICES-OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per I 221 b. l'uwn Tallow Gas O.: —s od Id low Soap Si* Yellow Russia Gi, Gil —s od I Nlottlrtl Pie White Cud .. —4 bd. —a th! Curd Soap . ditto.... 69s•nti —t od Graves l4s rial Meltiug Stuff :ais od —s oil Good Drcgs . ,* Oa Ditto Rough.. 34: oil —s oil _ i PRICE OF CANDLES, from 'fallow Char - Apr.l,i El<all.'`• Price l)f, Candles, per is 041—Nifoule“, Iss tid-4;41 VCIP dozen ;Allowed fur ready I.ll,xicy. t coRON C 0 T CICI it 4811 ' ill . b(10 high in lilt prOfessiuo as a Harriifer, and 'w . i,trip op'nion is highly valued, has said' upon this 114- ject :—'' I apprehend that the Coroner anir'lll , Jury are,plared nearly i n th e same s i tuat i oo • the Judge and d'itind Jury at the Aisizes or Ser sions, but I see 'no objection to the atterolanFe i stnd interference of professional men, in the Co. roner's Court, provided it is dime iu a decryt . ri antl respectful manner ; but ►as it is a mere i!• quest, I do. not Ovi:. that 'an attorney c a n sir bear profeised'y for a suspected person, and ti:k questioni as if he was defending a party pat d hoti , (J 1 hester Paper.) . 00TU4GI1 IN THE CIIY-iIOAD.—:-.Mr. market-gardener, in the City-mitt, having his spacious gaiden•groond for the use ot tit* Regent's Canal Company, retired into the (our try, leaving hi s dweiling-hous e an d f urn i ture the care of till elderly wOOl4ll, tilui (0 answer soy enquiries that might be' made.' On Saturdof morning, between one anti two ; .o'cluck, gang Of thieves, e i g ht i n number, surrounded Douse, and tore up the paling; witb which a it was enclosed ; they then demolished the Windore , and destroyed the whole of the valuable plantain' the flower-garden in front of the premises : the al Lady hes ri9g a noise; got out of bed, and luolt. ing out:of:the window sari- the whole of the de' predatiOna; Kitt through fright could not make tit• least alarm. One of the vikliqs. observing bet' at the Window, shook his fist;:and,traid—" your eyes, we will have the furniture and you to morrow night." They Ibto got into a cart, opal drove off towards Islington, taking with them theft garden rails, flower plants, &e. She gave infer. , mati9n of the atlaft at Worship -street Office, anti Armstrong, GLeed, and Vann were dispatched is porsuit of the depredators. •••••••••••••. BIRTHS. On Thursda♦ last, at her fat hrr's home at 'Cootirl,s. tb • Lady of Capt:tin it. M. Jackson. K.N. of a son. o n the t/d irritant , ;.t Oaphani-rise, Ott Lady of..Alexa n ' dcr Guldstnid, Esti, of a spn. Itltl El). • At Creti Gret;n. on the siti tilt. and on Monda7, at S t . A drr.t'. 1-lidlioi it, William Plower, Etq. son of It: * late Sir Wllkl.lll Monier. to Catherine Willtelmina,, 01 "/ daughter of William l'avtn, E,44. Edinburgh! Lady I)aere.iii Stud:ly evening, rit her house at Witobit . - don. By tier I. ini,e Mr. Bi aiide, her son, the ..kjembrr for the C..untylot suceteds to t" — title Ai Id fisihtt,; in consequent* of which there is now V ,, CAII , V fi r !lie Comity. On Thin the 30th lilt., at hi- house, St. Juhn.striclo Ot:rki:1;iyell; Nit.. Joseph lielison, in his 55th year. Ai Dumfries, 1111 the 27111 lilt. :At au athanced axe, M r ' 111 ”: 114 0, gi ,, v . er, who, though only j o urn e y ma n, fry "- - e:it puishimily neatly /Owl. —ter LON 1111 N : Pr' oti:d try 3. B. C. I tHSTAIIIS,' of No. 49, Gt ea t (11fflook:-,treet, </oven-square; na:l published byt Stilt lI'S. of No. 7, Soot II Nloltim-street, at Txl.: ()dice. Na. 112. Strand; Adveitisements, ()od e! " Lettwri, (punt-paitil mutt hit witirvised. ' ,_ ~..: 1 4tel I. r ku s 4uri, n A '* l lll ?CC. Oriet of ( the Lt. la: till Les