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~y,u.r[..vSs..ri 'I'LAND(4.PS T.RiVZ3S L'S , aULY 3. —T I refol I wii7, the hews t I.lv Army ; .the source froth which it. is de rlVe-41, gitarataces its authenticity • Ist July, the head-quarters_ of the Duke .4' Wellington were at G.onesst. Those of Itioeher, who bad .crossed the Seine, were ;it St. tiertilithi., litionaparte was said to he at lAlowt,,,,trtre, at the head of some troops, of;whotri ahe halt Te'hised fo serve, . "Ma ,l-4 , l Omlimit eamniande(l 24,000 men of 'the natiooat guard of Paris,"which . •had decl,lred or his AL-tit:sty Loin, A degree of con- iusion prevaiicd in that city,..which bordetekt - It Was, believe - d it would surrende u~~a~~chy. , tai• co , ifSe. (it the day. 1 .4 w:ts heyoild Coalr'igne that . Marshal w4s ht~uc►: Blucher, Tered att 'enornions loss ; this ttews, w - hicli we lannolinced yesterday, is fully confirmed to-day: .After tit:s affiir, the two Cham'oess were obliged, 1)y the Iti)tiional Goatils of , Paris, to reel! Louis :X.VIII. The Allied Armies were to enter Paris :e:•tertla " The Duke of Wellington, whose - head-guar= 'tors - ,,e'rc at Gonesse i was preparing to march ugAjilSl the factious seemed inclined to in.the resistancc. lloonaprte vas still there. Lou • XVIII. has left Catubray to approach near U) Pins . ,capitttlate yesterday, bonthardnicnt of,some days:: GItt.NT, JULY 1.-11 w King of Fravc Was - to 1.1e , .1) Pcronne ,on the .The gailisffii of Lille i:oes not seem to be aity longer toclined ro Ri it to the Allies ; the. hope of entering it Atitionit striking a blow _now vanish6l. .flt.! state of ~., i ege‘ in .which Antwerp was vi.;iccd, has now ceased, on account—of the-late. ie. 4:r s. One of Btionaparte's.pliVsiaians who was taken prisoner affirms, that he are . sseitthe womidS of live Generals on the field of battle: FRANKFORT, JUNE 28.----The Bavarians are stated to have entered NAlley'to-day ; from . Saar brork they have not met with any meaty. . . The Prince Royal of Wirtemburg has taken, without firing a shot, the lines ofAViessemb.onrgh, where he filed his head-yiarters on the uint Wahnoden Avis on the satire day with his -corps at Lauterbourg. FiOil Marshal Barclay De 'roily had his headgiaartefs . yesterday at Kay . erslauton. • The Emperor of -Russia haS placed - iii Mer" orders of Prince Charles the army of reserve, inanded by Count Lungeroti. It i 3 believed that this army is desthiel to besiege several fortresses. Several fine Russian regiments of infantry; have arrived here to-day. We expect to-morrow part of the Prti:sian Gtiard ; some soldiers be,t -t>nging..o3 the magnificent . Cntassiers of the Guard are, arrived here to-day ; GOOO Cossacks, have arrived at 'Freres. 111 the Sovcreigus,are now at head-quarters at '2,lanheitu. UsSELS, JULY 3.--The following is ,a letter frotn_the King of France to M. de thacas. _ It is xvritten troin Ghent ' MONSIEUR LE Comem--I owe it to the repose of the few days that I have to live, to the tranquillity of the world, and to the Counsel of my rlllies. to remove froM my Government persons,who are s&ry dear to RIC, and anionk whom I parti- cularly distinguish you ; cagy with you into your retreat the testimony of the satisfaction of your King, and the certainty of being Aways his fi lend. From my temporary residence at Ghent, this 19th day of " LOUIS." June, 1815. , - GHE S:T, JULY 1:- T he folto‘ring is an extract of a private letter, written from Mons, .Ttive 24, , , o . at noon , by a'person belonging to tile t;urt of the Kjrig of Vrance :-- "']'here has just been effected in the Ministry of the King of France, a revohition which has been long. foreseen, and:WhiCh Will canse-a great sensation in the whole kingdom. M. De .81. is disgr'ace'd, and sets cell' twa hours for Lng -1 tuts. - When the _king- set out for Cat eau, neither the Ch'incellor, nor M. De t.,..n0r M. De Ch. B. were desired to follow his Majesty, whom. they however . did follow with Baron Louis and the other Al inisters. It is the party of M. which has o btained • the ;iacrifiee of M. Dc 81. and. the re moving 'of M. 'Fall. The latter Was yesterday °5 minutes With . the . Kin ,, and, sahl as he came . out "my ideas are. nal well received =,--1 with- - 41faw." He offered his resignation, which the - King did not accept ; and annOunced his'departure fur Wisbaden. He has however folloWed.the King. to Cateau." BRUSSELS, JULY 3.—The King of France was can th e 30 h• at Royce, -25 leagues from Paris. Ilis - 111Aj-sly lt:ft it the same day, and it is helie'ed he %%mild out stop till he entered his capital, which is a continuation that he realty did enter it on the Ist of this-month. There must be now 420,000 of the Allied troops on French ground. SIF:GE OF VALENCIENNES. Front the 'Croiip before this place, Jut/ 2. 'File head -quarters t,t his Ituval tlightleSS PyillLe Frederick are at Curgies, a . l eague aw l a ililitrier ;rout ValenCiennes. That Lilace is • Yest . e . rd d y e % v cilijl ly blockaded at this ' moment. ening i ve began -to throw red-h o t h a ll s i nto it. Ti; ez d a -- 3 , before i\l Itey; the Commandant, had turned out, 500 women and children, who are now wanderin a bout in the neighbotiring tow ns a i n s -1 villaoe. 4 'r he Cotnutaudaut has but-a weakgarrison,whieh is snpposed to 'have retired into the eitauel. M. Rev has had the eannoneers of the town thrown. into prison for haring refused to serve the bat teries. There are at present no cannoneers ex cept those w Ito have stolen out of Lille, and some lionanieri: Only 23 shells were thrown "into Le Qitesnoy." LILLE; JUNK 27.—We all sigh ,for the restora-, /ion of Louis XVIII. but OUP garrison is larfrom baditZ bent iturnts. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 1.0111)Si Tutritsimv,- JULY trite Royal Assvit wass.tiven.by Gonnnission to the (a mil lions and if millibnS of. Exchequer BOA, the Irish As . sessedTax.!, Bill, the. South .S• is Company's Bill, .the Dublin Docks Bill, the Irish Spirit Additional Duty Bill, the Land ! fax CommissionersN,ttfies kill; the l'ost Ottice Regilla- - tion Bill, ChristWa-Dirol - ce 11111, and Co!e's Divorce Bill,.to gether with-other' Bills. The Comniissidners' were the Lord . Chancellor, the Marquis.. of Winchester, and Lord Shaftes, •. -bury. Lord LIMEILICK-presented a Petition from the Surgeun4 . I and Physicians of. tin Counties of Limerick and Clare, praying to be - hut on the same foot - nig with the-medical !tract itionetS id this country. Ordered . i,, lie on the titbit. • - . • The liolyticad BOA 'Bill; the 'Epsom Salt Duty BO' i t the Auantdaieut Bill, the Deeds and Annuiti,s pelt HT, The Anothecarit , s . Ite.olation Bill,t he Consolidated Fund till, and tie Post Dtity.Bill;were reaoca tinrd tune and passed. Brogden;lMr: IVrottesley; and others, Inonght up from the Cumulous the Bread Assize Repeal Bill, the Seeds im ported Additional Duty Bill. the Aniericau Trade Regulation' Bill, the East India Ship Letter Bid, the Silk Additiowd Duty Bill, the Shin Doty . Bill, the False Weights and Mea sures Bill, Hackney-Coach ttegol.ition Bill, the Vote of - Credit Bill, a:1,1 the Captiirell Slaves Proyision Bill, which were strefa;ty read "a' liist and-ortlere 4 ,l, to be reacra sccoiLl time. COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. Lord STANHOeft 'ailverting - to- the Bill befote• t tie I louse . to regulate. the • practice of Surgeons, obserk'ed, upon its. exceptionable Jeudency . and • the elunisy manner in which it was drawn tip. — For instance, it contained a clause . 1 - ,rohibiting • male, persons from practising al men-rnid , wives, that, Observed the N liie 144,rd, _women were not to be prevented tr•oni practising as Men-midwives. (t litrgh tlkii w-aS not the only absitrdity in this Hill, which.was,Tin.fact, altogether in such" a state, that it ought nut to This, _how ever , was oaly one spec-linen of the crude barrow-fulls of Whielr - were'so often brought be tore. the House .of bite. years. at the- close. of a Session, in the sinister hope,.no donht,- that tlrey would be aliowed to hays tvitliout observa tion. The LC4I3 D CH .07CE:tr.OR observen, that from the this iwhieli , prnposed peualtv of 301. ilium any oiw. who„praetked a s 1 . 1 Surgeon . witlrout being :ulti:itted to the Col!ege of Surgeons, lie very nilich feared that it it were passed in its present state, there were many parts Omit vsi in 'irtrith. the: 'pt!Otrie i irould be wit h , oul any k; Vilicl4.ekss i4Ance—tvikatv . LiVERPOO . L apprehended,. from the con-, struction iif this Bill , no private individual could ainitinisYer.an itredi,eaVretief, , oreVen draw teeth; "or At ed in his oivn farvity, ‘vithout:Jleing subject to the proposed penalty ; therefore, _be could not assent to tlit• passing of the Bill in' its . present stare 4 from a consiirerdtion - for the-respect able -Bouy with whom it-originated,;he did not wish .to . propose its immectiate rejection, but ra ther 'Chat it should be alled to pass through. a Conurtiftee; antt 'Hien let' it stand oVer'initil the next Session, in order to Alford t d its authors an opportunity of re-examining . its ,provisions, and modityint , its eharActer. The 131!1 was accordingly'ordered' to' i3e'coint mitted. _ • . -•- , Ordered, on the motion .of :Lord STANROPB, that a Alesiq._; - e should be. sent to the Commons, requ6ling W copy of the Rqort of the Committee upon the Bread Assize Repeal Hilt. TIIE PRESS. Lpill STANHOPE, to the Bill on the table, ,proposing an additional Stamp Duty mpon. Advertil,cincnts inserted in. the Newspapers,. and upon Newspapers, also Auitnadvrtco-, : trongly upon thi's measure', conceiving it calculated to reduce the re%enue, tointerfer ; t: with theiuterests of ti . .ade, - and . to impole the liherty of Oft! Press. , Therefore t;o! NoidelLdril gave tuitke,.of Ails; in-. tentioti, these ground s , to oppo4 its fat titer progresS., . . . . "Oo the Motion far proceeding; in the Bill to,r.e,- gulate the of. Charitable bonations,, Lord* RE6EOALL Spoke . aainst. the 1111:0:Sure ; and the LORD_ CnANCELLOIt ObSClVing th,it in its present sicape it was ,calenlated to do more harm than good, the hill was rejected: , The Vacciiiiitionßill has been rejected. The other:Bills 'on the table I e.forwarded in their respective stag6, - and the House adjourned until to-1110110W. HOUSE OF COMMONS. _ The, House was•sunutioned into the ,House of Peers to hear the RoyalAs , ent given by Commis, sion to several public and private Bills, fur which see Lords. . . • Upon the return of the:SPEAKER, he informed the Hottse that he had received .a letter from his Royal flightless the Duke of York, in reply to.the _conntomication which had been_plade to. his Royal Highness of the Thauks„of ,that House. The- Speaker then read t!te letter, which express ed his Royal Highness's gratitude :and sAtistaction at finding his services °ace more -thou g ht worthy of the Thanks of that flonse,,ltui ascribing-all the merits to the native energy o(Brnish soldiers,- and the distinguished talents. of. .that „pre-entioent Commatnier by whom they were led to victory at the saute dine his Royal Highness learned with the „greatest pleasure that the house ; of Cum= mons had attributed, any .share, to him of. those great exertions which bad crowned the British arms with glory, and contributed to the,salvation tit Europe.—(Hear, hear !) ,111 r. HuttsT,gave . putice that-he should, early next Session, move for leave-to bring ilia Bill.to make considerable alterations.in the 10th of Eli- Zabeth, and the 49th of the King., The Vote of Credit the American Trade Bill, the 'lrish Cotton Bill, the Seeds Bill, the liAi'Llndia.l -) ostag,e Bill, the Salt Duty Bill, the Charitable Donations Bill, and : the _Hackney-. Coach Bill, were severally read a third time and piissed. Ti the. latter Acts-. General Thornton proposed two additional clauses, both: of which were rejected. _ Mr. W. COURTENAY inquired, whether any steps had yet been taken to pros ide a proper Court for theiVice Chancellor, in which he might, execute the ditties entrusied to him by an Act which RaSsed twoyearsagb ? The CHANcaLLott.of tite EXCHEQUER sai4, that he hoped to have been able . to submit a proposi tiort to the House upon, the subject ; befor, but some particular,cause s h a d prevente d hint "from doing so. It certainly, .however,, was the inten• 604,0 Go.verju4ieht ; to rov4ie at proper Court for tlfe discharge of the business belonging to. the office of Vice Chancellor. The CaANCELLOR of the EN:CHEQUEit MOVC(I that the Ifousei. on its rising should 'Adjourn till Tuesday. Lord CoduRANE gave notice that he should, early in the next Si'ssion, move for the appoint meta of a !elect Committee to intjuire into, the eNidence 'taken upon the proceedings in -a late trial and into the conduct of the Lord Chief Justice upon that trial: The CHANCF.GLOR oldie ExctipatiErttnoved the usual Addresses. to his Ro at Highness the Prince_ Regent, praying that he shotild order certain sums to be paid to . the Chairman-of. the Committeo.„ - and to the other Officers of that: House, for their ser►ices, and that the House would make good‘ the same. Sir C....BURRELL. observed, that a Bill had' been' passed in the course of the present. Session, to enable the Government to erect signal stations in different parts of the criuntry. He wished to know, as it was. of importance to many indivi duals'who_ had land- in those parts where Chey‘vere to be erected, •whether unik , r the present circum stances of the war it•would still be . thought•rteces- Sary to apply the public money to those objects. S r G. kVAItIIENRER said, the only answer which he could give to the Honourable Baronet's ques tion. was, that the actual Circumstances must re gulate the necessity or propriety of acting upon that,Bill.--Adjourned till Tuesday. I'il RLI It M EN TA, it V PAPERS. 'ABSTRACT - OF 'IWO': CANT PARLIAMENTARN PAPERS.—(7o he eon/blued regularly.) BILL.for rypealing• the STAMP-OFFICE DIMES on AD . VERTISLMENTS;- • ALMANACS.S, 'U PA NI PI I L ETS,' GOLD and SILVER PL V I'E,. STAGE . CO.-ICI-IES, and LICENCES for, hee . p4; STAGE COACLIES-now nt - Great Britain; and for grant ing new Duti,s in lieu thereof.- . • This Bill, (which has been amended by the Cominittee), after enacting the Duties granted by. , the Act 44th Geo. 11I'. dhap. 98, shall be re pealed, and cea'se from the 31.4 of August, 1815, excepting such arrears as shall be due up to that date, further enacts, that' iu lieu of these, new duties, shalt be granted, as specified in the Sche duk*, The other provisions ,ofthe Bill are, that these - tiew dnties shall,beunder the management of the Commissioners - of Shinips, tlirit • the powers of former I%cts shall helitit'in forte with regard to' the new. Ditties ; tbat the•4orgery , of: Stani - ps, - Plate-duty Marks, &c. shad be ,Felonv ,„ -, that. a., penalty . of 'lOl. sh:.ll he imposed on persons con victed_ of purchasing. Mistamped Ataanaeks'; as also . a .penalry three months imprisonMent on Printers atiprentjegs, &c.- for printing Abnanacks iwithotit - Stamps ; tka tt here sliall„ be. two .set s. of Stamps for Netvpapers; one expressing the allow ance of. discount for prompt payment, and tire other not ; that the price of Newspapers-shall he printed on diem, and that there sbajl.be., apenalty, or. twenty potinds linposed on persOns omitting this., or selling Papers.at a higherlirice than - that marked On them; that--Hackney Coaches• rchen licensed - to be used as Stage Coaches, slialLphy .. the same duties as other Stage Coaches ; that Stage Coachcs . sliall not be preihibiteil'from taking up p4ssengers within the Bills, of .IVortality.-- - -12':- Hely, that the monies arising from these duties and under the nianageinent "Of the Commissioners of Stitups shall be paid to thelleeeiter-General,' and by him into the Excherincr,swhere they are . .to'be appropriated and set apart to defray the„annuai . charge of the Public Dent of Great liritain. *.jhis 6ebedule has not yet been printed. - BILL FOR TIIE BETTER PROTECTION OF THE TRADE OF TILE UNITED KINGDOM. This B.illhas beep. amended_ by the Committee, 'antiits principal enactments are,—that no ship, Or r . -vessel belonging to any Biitislr sulijeCt shall sail - wiLbout cod-voy or separate - from convoy without leave, under a,penalty of 1000 E, or if. any part'Of the cargo, be naval..pr military stores,_ the penalty , Shall be fifteen' htiMii:eil pounds ; that it a vessel sailS without corivoyy'and .;separates' without leaVe, the insurance.;.shall .void With re spect to *the property . qf the -311as:er, or any person interested s - ho is privy to the offence, and ..any person -effecting a settlement there • on, or allowing any- money on account of loss'; shall forfeit 2001.; and that .OfficerS of the Customs vessels to be cleared out wards until - the Master gives a bond to sail with convoy, and not to separate:. It is however pro-* vicled, that the ACiis only to exte n d t o vesse l s . . - which are required to be registered, and not to vessels licensed by the Admiralty; that no fee 'shall be demanded or received 16r lieences; arid that Masters in danger of being boarded by the enemy, to make signals to the rest of the fieet„and if boarded, to destroy their instructions on pe niiliS7 of 200/. The Act is to extend to all vessels sailing from Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, and the Isle of Man, after Ist A l ugust, 1815 ;=from any port of Eu rope; on or after Ist September, 1815 ;--1-from any port of America or the IVest Indies, Ist October, 18 , 15 ;—Asia or Africa, Ist November, 1815. The Act is tii Owl - tin - tie in -force during the pre seilt hostilities with France: ASSIZE, OF BREAD. The Bill for repealing the Assize of Bread has gone through aCommittee, in which the-only al terations that have been, mad e u p on i t are that the. weight of the different sizes of loaves . has been fixed, and a pew clause added imposing a.penalty on persons selling bread- short of weight. The following is the %%eight :—the peck loaf, 17 pounds 6 ounces ; half-peck, 8 pounds 11 ounces; quar ter:peck, 4 pounds 52 ounces ; haif,quarter peck, 2 pound; 2* ounces. There .is also s; clause e - n- . acting liat Bakers and sellers of bread shall keep scale in their shops to weigh •bread for their, customers. On Friday last, an inquest was held at the sign ,: _:4 the C oo p ers ' Mins; in Hampden -street, Somers' Town, on the body of WM. GEL.L, Mes seuger to the'Navy Office. It appem'ed that the deceased wa's 76.Arears -of age ; and that 'on the Tuesday pi:reeding he attended his duty as usual, and re.torne-d home in the - evening, ate a hearty supper, and tetire►t to rist; in the morning he Was found dead... Verdiel—Died Il•the Visitation of . God, I .'CVRIOt S TRIAL. • ..,, - ------.2..---=•-,1-_. , .-... ~Ilit ;.. There is an account of a very curio s ' - it toolt To' ,i'he Journal de Paris of the 22d • ol t • c, - , `2 ls‘ i, place at the • C'ourtrissises at Paris,, on i t 'fjoa e ; June. Two young men, ,Le, Normans at ° life 0` were accused of consPiring against tb e th e bo9 l3tronap6rte. They were denounced bY, ' l , s e) l ''.. of a eabareticr (cite keeper of an- ale": ° iioil se ' having thrown incendiary writings into 1 " 5 a fiar e ' on the Itit I‘l,Fy . . .Tice statement of th e c if , ilio per's' buy Wits,; that on the daimentiooed'astee4 afternoon, • four young me n passed his 1 - e id iioor, walking two and two. That one of t 1 tlt i er , alt, Who was tiext - bis dOor, threw In a pdP g Iw : (i)-iteiits _of. v% Lich were treasonable eg 3 i. ili be CO '. , t7) 1 1 ) t; ' , 17 I I )e "( g i a) t-l e l 7t1 ( ) ) ; s t e l e a l i ti. : lr l t to he it il a g t e unile;iiir o lli f t ei t i:11:1 ; . pursued the young men, and arrested ttv°-,ient,°, Le Nortmint and Llocquet. 'When the statcilostta", accusedthe a. ccii , s i elw t • t a n s t the l e i c e i a o rc u l ly tof'ac thee, tsall , t e l t l l a g t e i L e. 4 l o l ' g ia l l ii. P a l. " was ' walking arm in • artu , With they ")'1 1 . 5 . a tizi e f tL w a - e l i i n c ... ,)xi,it:ogthr.e'riie),cla%,:'ntt...il::sel.stiitl:eaettii;jieiarap6eitlria,:iltii:liei.::itt:ints:;;eta'hertectile'e'd°:::ohois)cc(oi ii, Le the Son's drawer papers had been 10°11' 41 ' 7 iro r 5 G0v,.i.,11:1-I,:iltg."3„ge' 'The former of theSe, 3"i'',e-spCC‘ i t l ° ll(7 l l l l;fi n l ' O r t i l t S i l l' y lg t s )y vv ist t , h a a t t icl 6.,avolirable to th e ,„itio ri as, was disproved, and the explanation "ltb.eiceive'l cd over were found to contain some had already been inserted in the p i 3 i l I. ti icc lje ' ?s l i i.r a neart. ;I : I n :r i ni t 'l l-l e e' , v [it)! e Advocate -teeieetilr.tei under o u 1 (e r or e n i e i l l i a il ii i - i c.l.l l 6 l .l.g l i ve) l. ( e il. - eci i st e s : o. s ..l.l: ll l: 'l 7 l ' :e re ct:L i s. into , Whieli, they hail ath(e)filYirshticiaii:gcle)litele:elliY sillici‘l.l':. papers being, therefore, °l--drove n o :fr e tc y )r o i:s g bla'ckguard, an . c s l b tl u ie y g w e a n s-iiP'ar°r:;lee(it t t°:si''')3;l thrown. been guilty of most inhuman treattnel't • 0 0 5' . . tt) :l 3[ l . ) e A d v i o n c e a n t e S deavoure.i as the journal de Paris e - 1 i i iiiici ;ratt:,tc;),),a)Ni•jdrt.esstaittt:iii)slehetlint•ehiseumptio‘.ol it9iita°t'ssel,tillitow,at ht iv i9 :r v i tel t e ii)gs cOttlil only he addr( P !s i s t e ll ( c l 'tio c oa l o' t hi ii si. ealve, v lc l :ta i ol s :l 4. lekn fl ep, e , f ire t ije c it)i. d ,l,ll , :g a :li n li : p l t4o t l l l i ty a h t e, L v Lie cabaret N .at rb °E i l ‘ : s.Ai n i t t h c t) l ,l o: l l ; i i ilov b ri .; . „The,Juurnal de Paris then strange a doctrige ex.c 'jut! of so reprobation throu , ll t he C ' ,-, out / . ~ •• e i •st 'enmity of , tbeplace could not supres` heldc, A. 411, Catittge addressed t he CoLII I 9 ~,,cll,l l' ‘ the a6cttst(li - and: in - the course at his-51:,.afine, sisted on the - Ferocious characteC o f theg e 4 ot , re f and hisinlitintan treatment • of the yolog " • tar • rvi in' s • I lute - . , 41 the follo%Kiag anecdote a this . . I 0, 811 ' ' - onaparte : s Police:-- - • - ' ., . , r):1 ( I : c s v k ':j o k e t t t a, t v i v i ' ' t l e i " i r e ( 1 1 . . h o e l:) 1 1 e . :::l e ) ei°l.ecilipeliienndighilit'set , l iti : t v l i l a tiss t /315 ,.: '''t : .°°itit'-b : TaT , f to • last 6 ti.-! 13 1 , I. lI - -P.M Ott.s at its nitizzle." -- tor" . ./ Co" oy ``.. This i scouttdreli!' . c ell ."''• 1 t lil' e ". .. pul. ti cc-i- , - }),‘ ed to the clemency, o'f. M. Dtll-350 11.).asoiiel.'; of-which he has made such odious ys e ', . lot (11 says lo"ottfierniltrir°ol.ll:''ssfio,°l it is thus 'that the iineSt. title is vilifico; , tuo i s l t ie n i o . l l ) , l , e lL - ) e v i r op t lo ll y el t ) ne s i t i a t tiessaiblubsaetd !•' • ' ..,,,,og We" the Y -I 00 5 ' 1 . „,cl.ll lO . DO' w'ere-acquitte.(l,awidst the !moles t -- ' witty Ibis.-. sbews that Buomipartes poP u. his power have edtt ally declined. : • , . . . - fr iesr SCOTCH BA.Nii:RUPTS' .4tA °' -- merc hai t i l t ie T t .,t 6 t b i tto SEp o p m EST lt Nicholson, ,lTiO N c a S r i r E i e X r a A ri N d l l i Nea.ill'ilelre!NiS, P I V•".,. pato od to be t.xarniiietrin the Sheriff-clerk's Office 27th July, at, 1 , ). - ,e,, 1/0 4 . t iP l. Murdoch .Morison, merchant, Leith - , -to be e7intijy, 1,59t1 Sheriff-clerk's Office', Edinbur li, 140 aud Otli. „We i. ' 13; $ J 3 0 , 11 Creditors of George Crawlo g rd of Clitolil , i tral t) : l 6 . e. f it , e e n_ i ti): ni residing in Editiliurgh, m eet iu the ) to et ft/ se there 26;th July at 2 , .g %VP Creditors pf Waiter Pro - . id in'erchant; G'aj ° ' L iddel, the Prince of Wales Tas . .er ‘ n i t i liCre, 17th Ja l3 ' a f v itbe' '-001` Cr e ditors of Mathew Liddell 'ticl Sdn, and N!` l ,_ , wetl and Co.coal-merchants.at Whiterig; L:wad:shire ...- s i lo * Ttiistee's Conutinw-house 17th Ja‘ly, at I'2. 4)00'000N Creditdr4 Of Robert and Daniel Munro, 1at,,b,,.t 1 .1) . ~, Edinburgh,. will -receive a' dividend from IW' , i fJe'l ° jLI Rnyal Exchange, 2tl August. ' i co , 101 1 ),Ils: States of the tflairs of Hobert Cairnes a0",,,,5011,1.410 rers, Glasgow, lie with the trustee 611,21stiT) • le ilthe States of the affairs of G. •• v,,'e Inglis and s°,'!;,.,Jend• wet' e d ha .i ts n , d ,Edinbui___________ - gli, lie with the trustee--S°iulCo..l3!ene3i6." is S i ta e tes . of. the affairs of James. Am:hie ow ~, 0 ::, ,. .,...;`: chants, Glas.row and of Dollar, Aochie and '- , oss• lie with Buchanan and Carrick; •accoutitantS,. •' , ..i . ill ° _born oo chiOldt: Tuesda • y evening;; . a " w" sed 'l' I tl' of the (Illeocteishetsly.lciohN'vd, t;icillsdiif-171•10unlieeft:Itlale:f leiltise:o34.l:lll:::ltttecle: roach, where it must have been before, as the carpenters had 11 ° ,ere . tor t I'd iC work: Some people. Walking out ' ,,,t1 1 1 0 0 ,: cries , • r ht . 0 • ly attracted to the spot by 't 4 . it nil , b e.. immediately taken care of otherwise 1,0 a , r i• overly ' ''' perished before morning .—N° -sc , ' all t' Vt lillir made of the nnuatural mother, alt i ' ° , l- rhe JO: clic men were observed to come shortly after the , workinen had i ' e coostabo, °tit ! l it it. O le ' id llth ultimo, as ANDUEW 11111,10T/._,00, cll ,es . Irvine, teas ill pursuit Of some stisPle.'switlYhet. and to : too' , o, ters, he fell dawn on the goa.Y , '''- .lug tb' i i l ' pired. He was, very useful to sect)) ositio 00 O PP tY , of.the peace, and met With IeSS , f or / • • f his r.,til•j, :executing his duty than moll ° at str e- . 0 .11. - account of his' appearance ,olo i ",., ba!f l'l ' He was six'feel seven -inches and. 0 .: (Edinburgh Courant, July 3.) . , B On Sunday last. at WoolwiTCHo icitnal" '''' truant- Colon el l' r es , . of as° 11' 4 His brother, Duncan, P i ' Pi Yesterdi• • a;_,_,,s ~1, at Lewisham, the Rev. L'!)bc_E, God I I o ' eolf gJu'es? second •nior Chaplain at the Cape !"."..Ajwra I)whias. aughtee of the-late Itea, . , ;Isle.oride:, Royal Horse ,A rtillerY, • , On ti lt . 1 • . fif ED. „beracep, . 9th ult. at Sanunerbill, Pear ..• /43 '10" DavidsOci, y a Of ' 04 1k1,(,),1,11,rh5e 25 . t h. a ult. d ' at -i,:illloLl.se, C.ll%iT..ili'iasi,u.ia tis'eacilly.° •,•,.: ! on, Inv‘irncss, aged IS, a notu!l , Ai d c , , i t‘ is N e 'e l l a Y i e id l . mudr - ed poutuis a month before. ,.,. ind ° ,4 tV On the ' a se"— •oler".18 a col of 250 ult. 3t Dumbarton, after _eic,o,„ d.. 300:, His l death three plays, 31r. Paul 1-10113011 t• . _ ''f otoS.7.eici i . was ocoasi,uled by a severe 1-I'ol., ott r,11,,,,iit tr notignt on by an immoderate and istrproi?ei i -,, t be 0 ' r relsooo 1 frsotticlaciitLif, met) will' / " //pos. ___.------1,- Cert° -_ _------------ ~,,: I', '' : L ot , ' at the •41,N-(),,,,u.,..... 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