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1,/.1 1. 1 ti Ile .73 J.) 4.‘l . Entroa-=-When we consider the'power of th e PRIM, and the assiduity with which Ile forlnists, Revolutionists, and Anarchists avail themselves of it, we cannot fail to feel some sur 141ze at the supineness of the friends of order in seeking a defence from ►he same source. I am " t 'are that a great number of Well-intended Tracts, both on Morals and Religion, have been tlissetninated amongst the woiking classes ; but these, with the exception, perhaps, of a .few Me thodistical and Evangelical effusions, do not speak to the passions or the feelings of the lower elassts, and, consequently, they ate totally inade quate to the task of countervailing the poison halting from Black Dwarfs, Temples of Reason, tte. &c• ~: I am of opinion that a few short Addresses, cal tulated to make the many pause and think, would te more efficacious ; and 1 now send you a speci men, Which, if printed, and stuck at various places of resort for the working classes; might ot be useless at this period : P"PLF. Of ENGLAND !—What do you waut 1- 1/ . 711 " do You %.1,11 for EuVloyatent and adequate reward but ‘t ill Arintial Parliaments give you employ -Ir:tent Universal Suffrage procure you il ig'ftr wages ? would lough at the Farmer who should ex- P e et Annual Parliaments to improve the Seasons ; a" cap you suppose that they will regulate fu reig" dernand, or restore that extraordinary state ° I activity when half the People of England were 'ecupita in the arts of peace, and the other hal t busily. employed in preparing the muniti o n s of vrat But you are told they will give you a cheaper () I'vrtittlent ! Believe it not. The experiment has beet' tried. The self-denying Ordinance Men In the Parliament of Charles tire' First—tile men 'ho declared they would never accept a fa rthing fr o m the Country, contrived, in the Course of a few years, to plunder that "uotry of more than fourfold the expences of the ordinary Government But you are told they will lessen the taxes and tr uce or rub out the National Debt I Again dis ' r ust them. Remember that the National Debt the property, the wealth of the People of &lg. Li n d . 1r includes all the suppoKt of numbtrless wido ws an d or phatis• It is the deposit of your "a Saving•Bank3. I: has, indeed, been for the 651 century tire Grand Saving Bink of the Na• 11 ". Rub it out, anti you rob your fellow coun trymen of the produce of their lather , ' industry ' l Or an -.hundred years. Rub it out, and you re- Itl uee millions to distress and poverty. Rub it 4111 t, and you reduce home circuhition (the source 44 your labour anti wages). in a proportion of 'FORTY MILLIONS ANNUALLY ! ! But you have a choice—to labour industriously, 1 . 0 live comfortably, and perhaps ray annually five or t en pounds out of your wages in taxes Porlittmentary and parochial—oil to destroy, or to ti tempt to destroy, the political fabric, to set up Plunder and destruction, in the room of good trder and security of property, to become the t ° o l3 of the designing, and finally, yourselves to Ptrish amidst your Country's ruins ! What then will avail your Annual Parliaments, your Universal Suffrage, 'and your promised trtedom from taxation, when the Nation is itn ' Nverished, and its remaining resources in the lands of the few designing wretches who now Paoler to your worst passions for the paltry gain all 'isitig from the sale of their venomqus produc ikms, and in the hope of possessing that wealth which the established order of Society has d ammed up in the reservoirs of hereditary descent, 13 r of mercantile accumulation, again to be drawn ° a; not in the torrent that sweeps away flocks, L en's, and houses, but its the fert rills that water your meadows, feed your camels, and spread "Pita!, industry, and energy,' over this happ! Country ! Pause ! Reflect ! ! Beware ! ! ! IGNOTUS. Mrs. MARDYN has beeh playing with great suc tech at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. It is rumoured that Mr. ELLISTON will certainl bpve , the Management ot Drury-laue Theatre. thYMARKEf.—PI inee Li3UP , ILD last night' corn- I nanded the perinfrnatices at this ' theatre . ' l'bt y Consisted of The Birth• tiny, 'The Liar, and All the 11 orld' 3 a Stage. Alu NDEN was the hero of the I I?", RAE of I second, • and INluNocta again of 'lnc third. They both acquitted themselves very The Pt ince was received with I hat tuArlte,i attention which his rank, his virtues, and his dreadful loss, could not but excite in a generous a nd sympathizing People. lie returned this just , and, liberal reception with respectful delicacy.— Its countenance obviously denoted a sorrow that might be mitigated, but could never be extin guished. and hi, whole demeanor was characterized 13 Y unaffected simplicity. lioD SAVE THE KING "as gR en at the coininencemtnt and close of the eerforniances, with warm and repeated acclama lions 'of applause. LEICE'tTER, JULY C, ISI9. .S4R--IVe, the undersigned, being tl►e Mem bers of the Committee of FRAME-Wonx KNIT FERs, assembling at the Fleur de Lis in Leicester, beg leave most respectfully to return you our sin cere shanks for the kind support which was af forded by your r ?wet. w the application recently made by our Trade to the Legislature for relief under our present distressed and burthened curnstauces; although such application has proved unsuccessful, eve deem ouraelves bound i-u ditty to acknowledge the triendly co-Operation which you extended towards us, which was rendered doubly valuable from the circumstance of our being ut terly unknown to you, and from our having no clnim upon your Individual assistance and atten tion. We are, Sir, With imfeigned grittitude, Your most obedient servants, JAMES SNOW, .JOHN THORPE, WILLIAM BLACK, THU:IIA S W. JOHNSON, M. If 10 EWE, THOS. SHERSON. WINCHESTER, ILLY 7. The Annual Meeting for the Examination of the Children belonging to the National School took place yesterday in this city. In the morning the Children met at their respective Schools, and were conducted in regular order to the Cathedral, where they heard a very excellent discourse from the Rev. Dr. (hBELL, Head Master of NVinches ter School, from the Ist chapter of St. LUXE, part of the 66th verse, " What manner of children shall this be At the conclusion of the service, the Choir and the Children chaunted LUTHER'S Hymn, after which they adjourned to St. John House, where the Children underwent an exami nation, which proved very satisfactory to all pre sent, and highly honourable to the Teachers. It bad been intended that the Children should dine in the Church-yard, hut on account of the wet weather they dined in the Market-Place. A Col lection was made at the Church and Dinner, amounting to sixty pounds. There. were present at the Church, or Examination, the Dean of Winchester, the Archdeacons of Winchester, Corn wall, and Huntingdon, the principal Clergy of the Diocese, the High Sheriff of the County, the Mayor and Corporation of Winchester, and many Gentle men of the County. After the Children had dined, the Gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, at the Ger,rge Inn, provided by Mrs. ASHCOMBE, at which, on the proposition of the Dean of Mrs- CHIISTk3I: it was unanimously resolved that Dr. GABELL should he requested to print his admirable and most impressive discourse. We, therefore, trust that it will be published for the advantage of the community at large. Too much praise cannot be given to the Hey. .FREDgRICK IRK MONGER, Prebendary of Winchester Cathedral, for the peat attention, shewn by him to the Na tional School, and who has been . the principal cause of its being in so flourishing and efficient a state. The whole ot the clay presented the nighest gratification to the Ft lends of Religion, Morality, and Civilized Life. THE COMET. The state of the atmosphere being favour able l as t n i g ht, this beautiful Phenomenon Was visible for a c onsiderable time. Ls course seems to have experienced a slight al:eratjun, and to have become due North, instead of North North East. "PARIS, ty 4.—The Comet lately discovered by ISI. PONS, 'at th e Observatory of Marseilles, WAS visible last night at Paris. During the whol e evening a great number of pet so-us were assembled upon the bridges and quays to examine it. It is in the constellation of Leo. The luminous point is nut very distinct, but its train is long. OI3SERVATIOIs:S TAKEN AT GREENwICH. 'The Comet passed the meridian below the pole, at the Royal Observatory, on Saturday, July 3, about midnight, When its place was thus determined : Apparent right ascension North polar distance, corrected . . 46 deg. 18 min. 47 sec• for refraction . Meats time of observation --- - The Comet was again observed on Monday eight, July 5, but not till it had passed the meridian, when the following observation was wade : Apparent right ascension North polar distance Mean time of observation Li h. 3d win. 4 sec. Yesterday was the day appointed for Prince Leo Pour) to receive the first visit trom his be loved sister, the Duchess of KENT,- in London, who was to dine with her Boyal Brother. His Royal Highness received the ,Duchess at .the door of his mansion,. ' and conducted her into his drawing-room. The Duchess was accompanied by her Royal Duke, her daughter, the Princess FROI3OE, and MadamhiSelle SPEADTII. There were also present Sir Rosen . and Lady GAR- PrNEU, Baron HArmNailoCß, Colonel ADDEN BROKE, Dr. STOCKMAE, &C. On Tuesday anal yesterday Prince LEOPOLD gave dinner parties at Marlborough-house.' CITY PROCESSIONS TO RICHMOND.---This ihg the Goldsmiths' Company, in their State Barge, proceeded to Richmond, according to an nual costoni, where a sumptuous Entertainment is prepared at the Ciastle, in a stile of mag nificence suitable to City Feasting. On the Barge passing through Westminster-bridge, a salute was fired from the cannon at Seatle's wharf, The cause of the tiring not exactly having been known in Westminster Hall, pro, duced a singular sensation, a considerable bustling shewing itself to ascertain the cause, — To-morrow the Skinners' Company will proceed in the sante state, with music, &c. In a few days the Loen AVON and a number of Ladies w ill also go to Richmond, accompanied, it is said, by the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR aid Suite. It is a remarkable tact, that there are now living within a circuit of halt a mile of the seat of Earl St. VINCENT, in Essex, 8 persons, including his Lordship, the youngest of whom is 80 years old, _ and whose united ages atuvuut to 692 years. rat eight o'clock, on SdtuttLay mornir., his Royal H►ghness the Duke of GLotre'ETiqv, Chan cellor of ►he University, with the Princess Mary his Duchess, and the Princess Soi , HIA of GLou- CBSTER, arrived in his Royal Highness's carriages, each with six horses; shortly atter which a Levee was held at Trisbity Lodge, ror the. presewation at the Vice-Chancellor, Heads of Colleges, and Doctors. On Sunday SerrnOhs were preached at 'great St. MarY's Church by two Doctors,---in the morning the Itev..l. B. Hol lingswoith, of St. Pker's College, and in the afternoon the Hey. T. T. Witimsley, of St. John's College, before the dis tinguished visitors, who that day dined at Magdalen Lodge, where the party consisted of about 80. After this the ;turd Personages attended service at Tri , :ity College Chapel, and in the evening gratified the public by walking on Clare Hall Piece, am idSt a great concourse. of visitor's and inhabitants of the town. After a Levee, at which the presentations were Veryithmer . ons, on Monday morning the Chancellor went to the Senate in his full robes, accompanied by the Duchess and Princess, and folloived in procession by the . Earl of Hardwicke, High Steward of the University; Lord Erskine, Lord Hervey, and the Hon. B 0. Noel. The following Honorary Degrees were conferred : The Right Hon. John Bee Lett, Trinity College, LL.D. Sir Thomas B. Leonard, Bart. 'Downing Cotlege,A.A. Hon. H. S. Stupford, Trinity College, M.A. Sir F. Sykes, Bart. Sr.aluhris College, M.A. Hon. R. J. Eden, Magdalen Cofle , e, M.A. Mr. George Nevin, Magdalen Col lege, M.A. Sir H. Williamson, Bart. St. John's College, M.A. Hon. E. C. Moore, St. John's College, M.A. Hon. A. Cavendish, Magdalen College, M.A. Hon. G. Spencer, Trinity College, Lord Carringtou, Magdalen College, LL.D. - Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. Magdalen College, M.A. Bon. S. E. Eardley, Caine College, M.A. Lord Braybrooke, Magdalen College, LL.D. Marquess Of Buckingham, Magdalen College, LL.D. Earl of Roseberry, Pembroke-hall,. LL.D. Hon. A. Calthorpe, Pembroke-hall, M.A,; Sir Culling Smith, Bart. Trinity College, M.A. On his return, the Mayor and Corporation waited bn his Royal Highness at Trinity Lodge, acid presented an Address Root that body. The Royal Patty then proceeded to St. Mary's Church, to bear the Oratorio of Judas Maccabeas. At the conclusion of the part then in performance, " God save the King" was played by the whole band, aad sung by the choir, consisting of nearly all the first performers of the day. The Koval Party, with a number of distinguished persons, dined at Trinity College. In the evening their Royal High nesses attended a Concert which was held in the Senate House. Professor Hague led the baud, and was ably sup ported by Messrs. Mon and Lindley, Airs. Salmon, Mod. Bellochi, and Messrs. Brahatu, W. Knyvett, Bellamy, and Vaughan. They were encored to must of their songs, and 4,000 persons were present. On Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock,the Duke and Duchest of Gloucester, with the Princess Sophia, went in State t., the Senate House, whets his Royal. Highness distributed the Prizes to Messrs. H. Waddington, T. Hail, and Oakes. Atter attending an Oratorio at. St. Mary's, the Royal Party proceeded to the Fitzwilliam Museum, where they appeared highly delighted with the magnificent collection of pictures and hooks. About four o'clock, a superb dejeune was given in the clois ters of 'Dina) , College. Np less than 1500 Ladies and Gen tlemen sat dawn to a very elegant cold collation, followed by a fine desert of fruit and ices, &C. with a variety of wines. It was origi n ally intended that there should have been a dance in the open air, and a platform had been erected for that pur• pose in one of the avenues of Trinity Walks, but the weather proving unfavourable, their Royal Highnesses and the com pany, after a short promenade in Trwity Library, retired to the Had, where the dancing was kept up until the Royal visi tors retired. There was another concert at the Senate House in the evening. Tne Royal party, after haying attended an Oratorio at King's Chapel yesterday inornn.g, proceeded to Audley End, the beautiful seat of Lord iir.iyhrooke, to dinner. Amongst a most numerous and respectable assembly, we noticed the following distinguished persons : Lord Hardwieke, High Steward; the Vice Chancellor, Marquess of Buckingham, Lord and Lady Delaware, Lord Braybrook and Family, Sir %V. W. Wynn and Lady, the Ad vocate General, Earl of Ruseherry, Him. Mr. Eardly, Cbs. Grant, Esq. sir Culling Smith, Le Comte Borreuski, Le Curate de Velo, Le Marquess Cappone, Le Comte Cicognara, &c. &c.—Mast ers of Pembroke, Wit rhouse, Emma tre!, Caius—Provost of King's—Masters of Christ's, St. John's, Clare Hall, Downing. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BARNET CANTON RACES.—(HusTs.) These Races commenced on Tuesdff over Colney Downs, and were fashionably attended. - - A Plate of 501. for horses not thorough lortd ; 3-year olds, fist.; 4•year olds, tist. 71h. ; 5-year olds, 9st. 21b.; 6-year old and aged, 9st. 1011). Four-mile beots. Mr Sampson's Jetty Sneak 6 1 0 1 Captain Hart's b. al. Miss Lump 4 2 0 2 . Mr Fenner's ch. h. Young Ariel 1 8 3 dr Mr Cliff's 1).11. Childers Mr Lane's Venture .. Sir J. Hannuet's gr. g. Pilot 3 6 dr Even betting en M►ss Lump, and 3 to 1 agst Jerry. After the first heat et•en betting between Ariel and the winner. After the second heat 6 to 5 on Arid, and even atter the dead heat. lc. was a famous race, and won with much nicety. Ariel fell and broke his leg in matting the third heat, bat the jockey was unhurt. Hunter's Stakes by Subscription of 7 gs each, for all ages. Mr Lane's Cherry Duke • 1 Mr Fermer's Idol Captain Crott',s Gamenut Mr Mellish's Ellen ... .Even betting on Idol, and 2 to 1 agst the winner. OLD BAILEY. The Old Bailey Sessions commenced yesterday, but nothing of importance occurred. STATE OF THE GAOL AT rtititGATE. Males. Females *Convicts tinder sentence of death Convicts upon whom judgment of the Court has been respited Convicts nndwr sentence of transportation for life Ditto for 14 years Ditto for 7 years Prisoners under sentence of imprionment for felony 2B Prisoners for trial this Sessions l5O 6 o 24 la 1 7 b 3 3:' 272 It 4 SEA SETIPIi4T RETULINED —The Boston Gazette received yesterday, atmotinceS the return of the celebrated Sea Serpent. It was seen near Co bassct Hocks, and appeared to be from SO to 100 feet in length. MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCR.—Sonday morn ing last, Mr. William Thorpe, an elderly gentle man, late clerk in the employ of Messrs. Broad wood, piano-forte manufactltrers, was found drowned in the Regent's Canal. He had lately been discharged from his situation, but being touch respected, was oo Saturday last invited to a feast given by Mr. Broadwood to his men in the country, and towards the evening became rather inebriated ; he refused a coach, and walked to town ; Was Sven on Sunday morning, , at an early hour, in Oxford-street, but in a few hours after wards Was found in the Canal. There was a cut on his forehead, and as he had no money about him.• though possessed of ten shillings at parting, suspicion was formed that he had been robbed, and thrown into the Canal. A Coroner's Jury is called. to investigate the matter. BORTSMOUTII, JU'LV 7.-lasied liy for.LonAott the 131ossom, WILLIAMSON, from Leghorn in Seven %%reeks. The Ludy Hamilton, ‘Vytoo, and De fence transports, got Pratique this .inorning, and feft the Woarantine GrOund for Spithead. BRISTOL, JULY 7.—Afri;red the Clara, Tito .MAS, front J amaica; And VicKERY, from Newfounaland. DEAL, JULY 7.-=tattle down frorft the River, sailed, the Nicholson, CktitA . , ‘fo'r 'Bernie:dd. Also sailed the Asia, iklo - narci , . - , for libipbay. • The Princess EliZabeill packet, with a Mail froin 111alta GibraltAr, is arrived at Fal mouth. Sailed front the int - tner vort •31st May ; 'anti front. the Inner I.9th cOsTom . ' . . . %%Wired Inwards, 7 .—Favourite, Power, Rotterdam ; Dale, Seyhiva, Jamaica; London, Turner, Jamaica; King "stnn, Sever, Jamaica ; Resolution, Price, Antwerp ; Malta, Allen, Ant weep. Entered Oiitwards, July 7.—Louisa, Creaser, Bremen ; Lady, Francis, Columbia River; Active, Jutieries, Gibraltar; Joseph, Mint, , n, Flushing. Cledred (Mu:di-els, July 7.—Britina, Jacksint,Hamlmrgh ' James, 'Lawson, Petersburgh ; Snipe, Sarain, St. Helena ; Blucher, l%runkman, Rostock; Progress, Tabbart, Quebec ; Bea, Wishart, Malta; Paragon, Hare, Petersburgh ; A.ulettu, Collins, Oporto. Yesterilq the Dispatches for Benzal and.Ma• drag, by the Princess Charlotte, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Master of that ship : Passenkers per Princess Char-WM.—For Bengal—Mr. As• sistant-Surgeon Bannister; M. W. Thompson, Free Mariner; Rev. E. Brodie, Chaplain; Mrs. Parson ; Messrs. Bishop. Lawreuson, and Bennett, Cadets. THE COLONIES. lIALIFAX. JUNE 7.—His MAJESTY'S Birth-day was on Friday last celebrated here with the usual demonstrations of loyalty and respect. Salutes were fired by the troops in garrison, and by His Majesty's ship Mersey ; a Levee was soon after held at Government-house, which was numerously attended ; and in the evening, her Ladyship, the Countess of DALnousts gave an elegant 'Ball anti Supper to a large party. Ttv6 transports arrived here nn FriclaT last, ill 12 days passage front Antigua, :Irrachrnent ut the York Rangers,• under toe cotninuod of Lieut.-Col. SMELT, which is to be disbalul,tl here. The remainder of ►he regiment had sailed for Lng• land from Donunica. HAutax, JUNE 7.—Arrived, Monday, schooner Jane anti Mary, Kysh; Demerara. Thursday, brig Fanny, M'Pherson, Gibraltar, 24 days ; schooner Sally Ann, P.awbolt, Ntirimichi ; Jane and Martha, llowden, Picton, 5 days; Swallow, Nl'Donald, She:lnirne. 3 days; bi ig George, Dougherty, Kingston, Jamaica, '2 7 days; Alert, Grant, Antigua, 31 days; Adm Griffith, Higgins, St. lilies; Chance, Corning, Antigua, 20 days ; Nlargaret,Allen, Demerara, 2 days. Friday, hi igs Waterloo., Curtis, Pernambuco, 24 days; cut ter Esther, .i,icons, Trinidad. Saturday, isrigs Elixatzetfi, Woodward, Antigua, 20 days Eliza, teetering Demerara, 19 days ; Adelplii, Tidwarsh i , Montego Bay, Jamaica, 27 days; schooner Harriet Newell, Neal, Portsmouth, du hours ; sloop Hellen, Iterett, Grenada; 21 days. Yesterday s schooner Union Lass, Fraser, Dominica, 32 days. Cleared,, brig Peggy, Dean. B. West Indies; Piaci,le, Gil bert, Grenada; schooners Diana. Jackson, St. John's Bay, Newfoundland; Sarah-Jane, M•Kinna, Quebec; War-Hater, Ashford, New Brunswick; Upton, Downe, Castloe ; s l oo p Buck, Gaul, Button; cch .over Hannah, King, Castine ; Syl- Crowell, New-York; Fanny, Mermand, Quebec; Jubilee, Eaton, Baltimore; Mary Ann, Story, St. John's N. F.; stoup Itavnliant, Burt, Rhode Island. The Mary, Stubs, for St. Andrews, Three Partners, fOr Neve l3ronswick, and brig Amelia for this place, were tai sail Irons Antigua on the 17th ult. The brig Surrey, from hence has arrived at Demerara. The brig Jane arrived at New Brunswick, spoke on the Ath of April, brig •Liverpool, from hence for Jamaica, out 14 days. The ship Heart of Oak, Nicholson, from London, was lost in the Gulf, on the 24th of April.=—Master and crew saved, and arrived at Miriwichi. Sr. ;Jonte, N. B. MAY 19.—Arrived, brig Commerce, McLean ' St. Vincent; ship Nestor, Thom, Aberdeen ; brigs Ruby, Brown, Aberdeen ; Mariner, Marypert ; Me- Nlassingale, London; William and Amelia. 3one3, Plymouth ; schooner Four Sons, Brown, Tobago.-21st, Royal Edward, Ramsay, Boston; brig Friends, Hamm, (ire- , nada ; schooner Lucretia, Kembler, Belfast ; Trio, Green law, ditto; sloop Vulant, Bassett, Purtisaid.-221, Ship Au gusta, Fearon, Dumfries; brig Harmony, Morg to, Aber deen ; schoonel Industry, Cook, Jamaica ; sloop Favourite, Knight, Portland ; schooner Reaper, Blanchard, Portland ; Diomede, Gray, Norfolk ; Visitor, Merryman, Bath ; General Jackson, Davies, New York; sloop Jones, Hale, ditto; schooner Caroline, Palmer, Goldsborough ; Nancy, Crowell, New York ; Sarah, Cook, ditto ; Betsey, Fuller, Portsmouth ; Eliza, Keynes, Saco. 2311, Brig Woodman, Robson, Ja maica ;, ship Hamilton, Williamson, Liverpool via Halifax; Barrett, Garniss, New York ; schooner Betsey, Youdle, Yar mouth.-24th, Ship Protector, Simpson, Greenock via Ha lifax. Cleared, brig Frances, Dower, Saint Vincent ; Blucher, Kenn, Aberdeen ; Rising 'Sun, Blanchard, Philadelphia ; Susan, Hobbs • Portland; schooners, Sophrouia, Perry, Bal timore; Buffaloe, Lee, Boston; Fame, York, Pniladephia sloop Minerva, Perkins, Boston. KINO , ITOM, JAM. MAY 3.---Arrived, schooner Three Sisters, Doherty, Saint John, N. 8.-5111, brig Irene, Norton, Hali fax, 37 days-7th, schooner Industry, Rogers, Halifax, and Antigua, last Morant Buy. On the Ist ult. the Irene experienced very severe weather, during which she carried away her bowsprit, and received other damage. The brig Minerva, M‘Lam ine, which sailed from this port for Halifax on the 30th ult. put' back yesterday, in distress. Do Tuesday a public sale of Coffee tout: place, when 20 tierces were disposed of at 71. per 100 lbs.; and yesterday s Wis. Sugar were disposed of, at private contract, at JI. Gs. Bd. per 100 this. FALMOUTH, JAM.MAY s.—Arrived, brig Armenia, Barber, Kingston. NAi . SAIY, N. P. MAY s.—Arrived Mary and Eliza, Anna- N. S. is A TOMB OF TOR EQLINTON FAMILY.—There at Largs, a vault belonging to the Earl of EG• LINTON, in which there is a tomb of exquisite work man Ship, and in the fiJiest state ot preservation.... The root or the vault is divided into 41 compart. merits, and sculptured and painted in a most eurions manner, and probably is the most per. test and entire thing ot the kind in Scotland. His Lordship has got drawings of these made by art ingenious artist, and we understand that he hag also ordered 'engravings of them to be made, as n encouragement to the fine arts, and for the Vito We [IV iit ea •e di le !1 I; .4 - "14 4 , 0