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ASSIZES-(RCCEIVED THIS DAY.) OXFORD CIRCUIT.—HEREFORD, Ann. 13. The Judges arrived in this City last night, and opened the commission. This morning their Lordships attended Divine Service at the Cathedral, and after wards commenced the business of the Assize, which is unusually light, there Wog Only seven causes entered for trial, and but one Special 4 41 Which is an action of ejectment. The calendar is also exceedingly light, and contains the Upp. of only twenty-o ne prisoners for the county, and two for the city. The following is a summary of the .Offences with which they are charged. Forgery, two; beetle-Stealing, one; burglary, one; housebreaking, seven ; sheep-stealing, one; manslaughter, one ; stealing in a dwell ing -house above the value of W., one ; larceny, nine. It is a remarkable circumstance that when orders were Ikon for the printing of the calendar, there were only three prisoners committed; whilst it was at the printer's twenty were committed for trial, and since it has been Printed, there have been eight more committals; so that the total number for trial at the present Assizes is thirty- One. I j k APPeare that out of 87 prisoners confi ne d in the gaol ,Write, , various terms of impri sonmen t, 21 can rea d and ''`"cf 18 ran read only, and 48 can neither read or write. After trig : Grand Jury had been sworn, Juitke tiosariQuet addressed them at considerable His Lordship observed it was a source of great btedthe calendar w as ne ith er numerous , or pre anY:onie of aggravation. It was also with much plea lure oheeried that the proportion of juvenile offenders 42114 1e10,1411. on former occasions both in this county +red the ether counties of the circuit through which he Plefis: There did not appear a single committal Under ttle egg of 14. There was certainly one at that age, and' another 'the age of 15, and in neither case could ;_ be Y lAA or !cite. AlthO ug h no strong argument cou ld be crown from this solitary fact, yet it was a circumstance that ought not to be overlooked , and he sincerely trusted, 'that those, who by their personal exertions—or pecu shry means —had contributed to the instruction of youth !old continue their laudable exertions—as it was Ine and surest mode of i nc ul cating morality and sound religion, the best antidote to crime. His Lordship then made Never! observations on the cases in the calendar; after Z h ieh the Grand J ur y ret i re d , and had not returned any 11 at the time the post left this city. Justice PARC presides st nisi pries. Nothing of Itelest interest occurred in the course of the morning. Tbe business is so extremely light, it is expected that it 'will be all dispoted of by t-morrow (Saturday nigt, and th e commission does not open at Monmouth ) until Wed nesday, EXECUTION AT CHELMSFORD. Yesterday morning Thomas Stammers, who was con to to at the last Essex Assiz es o f a cr i me too di sgust i ng des Was executed in front of the county gaol at Springfield, near Chelmsford. • The Wretched man was in his 36th year, and the father :of three ehildren, who are now orphans, the mother of er "aving died a b out three years back. Never was le ery* More signal instance of barbarous ignorance exhi "4l4 a u in th e case of t hi s wretc h e d b e i ng. W hen ad d til ressed I/ the Chapl a i n as to a future state of rewards and P11'4 114 punist* be betrayed a vacancy of mind closely op uncontclousol hmenl to idiotism, an d was i n f act a l most w h o ll y cents of the di st i nct i ons o f goo d an d ev il . He Pnved h owever that h e , as we ll as others in the same Whe rith, had pur sue d the horrid practice for several years. n led to the scaffold he trembled to such an excess la hi . T lee lniPport. The only expression he used was Lord bare mercy on me." T he , plan of a ring chain, "Ellented by• Sir P. Laurie, for humanely facilitating the ri;L.l)* r ation, Was in t hi s i nstance product i ve not on l y of Ent of pain tb the crimial. The rope being too •lu6vti'the executioner had to joi n n another to it, and this nildi the fall too great. He suffered much longer than .The body was th is given to his friends for interment. f not II little remarkabl e that the chief apprehension of in ignorant creature nd was, that his wretched remains should fall into the has of resurrection men, of whom y - fe C there are always a great num b er prowling about this ttnik in quest o f su bj ects for the faculty i s the metro- v v• In consequence of the wetness of the morning, eieere ver w persons to witness the spectacle, and iitece few evinced no compassion. • The Mayor of Liverpool having refused to 1 443 , PI7 with a requ i s i t i on wh i ch had been presented to him, to call a public meeting of the inhabitants respect -611 the recent events in France, the gentlemen who l illesd the requisition have called a meeting for Saturday ne zts " to take into consideration the beet mode of ex • Pressing their admiration of the independent and heroi c 4 1 3 irit of the people of Paris, as recently displayed . in the ir I 'nfringement of their constitutional a ti gl i f ta ss ile t7nd ta to manif est t-tel their sympathy . with t h he f s e u ll rv in ie t o i r ie s iss the loss of those distinguished patriots o fllorious struggle. " SIR THOMAS MUNIIO.—In the formation of lbs third volume of this most interesting wor k, tad that Mr. which is at e gth ready for publication, we u uhttel has been indebted to his Grace nlrs the i Duke of Wer, 11 ,worow for many of the valuable letters and documents of Air . b l inish it contains.—The i mportant correspon dence gat.THINSTONS, Sir JOHN MALCOLM, Sir THOMAS likewise IlmLor, C olonel RI AD' an d ot h er pu bli c characters, will enrich its contents : Sir THOMAS MUNRO's letters to the r ti sus members of his family ar e said t o b e some o f th e ""mt specimens of epistolary style in the language. • kk , ' 3ll BB CHESTER. •—•AN e rejoice to find that CHRITItt is about to quit her rustic seclusion, and snpear on the Drury-lane boards in the approaching sar She is, we u n d ers t an d, t o h ave as l arge a al PAltorte, and will b e a t l eas t a very h an d some a ddition hoc h ik e "mpany. We were never extravagant admirers of ilet inti because we could always separate the beauty of i i r i e ,Pesson and face from her performance •; but never ,l mrss• in th e present dearth of new, as well i ndeed as of late v. the will b e useful. S i nes the deat h of t h e never- Kai she has b ro k en up her establishment at Bray, in tge nei ghbourh oo d of Windsor, and has even parted with tbe house she built there, We can recollect when it w a s We are Me °Usti, an d w h en her father (real or suppose d , cnnot decid e ) used to grow a few vegetables, and tarry them to th e adjoining market. How often have we s een her in he r re d eloak, sitting by his side in a market- Zfist And scarcely retuning the looks and l ee r s o f th e ers quartered nea r th e C ast l e ; h ow often have we seen .- i ~". modestly att i red, attend Bray Church with the utmost 1 1. it7 Ind with the observance of the strictest decorum. fs ln ii e ll . "" matters wore a more cheerful air with her sued she w ore smarter clothes, until the cottage at Il ed the air of a villa, and stables were built for accOramodation of the horses of visitors. After blip Cua nza came out into the gay world, and As observed her at Brighton, Tonbridge, and other places lueltner resort. However, matters did not alwa, s turn re lit quite to her tatisfection, and we observed her (some or l years ago) in Sc. James's -street, without any extra -112,,11 slipearance of prosperity. Next she went to silent (in her case we P r ised h er of the cannot call it a faux pus) de on se ad enjoyed. Every bod .1: 1 collects her fi rst a ea protecti rance h at h Covent-garden, and eer y 4 4 ,.. 7 c 1, 2 1 4, 0 w"1 wei her history since th a t event . Sh e i s yet a 110 4 th a t W oman, and on th e stage o f D rury -lane, we dare .!er,,,A forning will !sok 48 handsome, if n o t as y oung , as apee. • 41 : ItININED Su lc imr.--Thursday night, shootl. n ' ne u'e l lion a most d e t erm i ne d act o f self•destruc ,iln t h a Place m the chamb ers o f G eoacx R oar, E sq., Ina-. At —"Weil' barrister , No. 6, N ew - square , Li nco l n ' ` l4 so th e a ..„ 414 m the time above stated, the laundress went thut an ther., as area her usual custom, to close' the 41fitirss ittid to lee that all was safe. She entered at the . 4 cior, and bas proceeding towards Mr. Roses private Slo t , * hens near a closet, she put her foot into some *".-44 she at firm thought, but upon looking upon th e i ~,hire)lishe found it was a large quantity of clotted blooi , loo th . ll PPesred to have come from the closet. The situ; wss terribly alarmed, and ran down stairs for as i iu to ;',!*; she inet with a policeman, sad they returnee 40 4 ", 4 : ehunben together, when, upon opening the closet dctr`LeY discovered the lifeless body of Mr. T!lostos . 4 44 n ) Om principal c l er k to Mr. Rose, lying with the 11110 4 !trly levered from the hotly, and a wash-hand bacon ,with Wood, to get h er with a blood-stained razor, lying .4,4lside. The unheppy ID4II appeare to have me ht, ;4isalpts bef ore he finally effected his d melanch an d oly and 1 purpos e , as the chin near the lower lip was fair ass most frightf u ll y. Information of the horrid eo,,;,*ss forward e d i mmediately to Mr. Rose, who had Ay dine with a friend, and the melancholy intelligence .sueknntennicated to the wife of the unfortunate man, and tot ; Istis the effect th e s h oc k produced, that beg life is de l% r l af• The deceased was about the, middle age, sod plrtfeod circumstances, being possessed of a good pm titisiet besides a "ahoy of 150/. per annum, so that no % Ile, w e e k : t %assigned fir hi . " . .committing the sail act. Be tud . „stew and five children to deplore his untimely Nur.. msrener's .. Tem p orary y sat en the body, and .4td it Verdict of Insanity* The fallowing 48 Members sat in the last For the un.imi Parliament. Places. 1. Doherty, J Kilkenny 2. Fitzgerald, Right Hon. W. V Newport 3. Grant, Sir A. C. 4. Baring, W. B. 5. Arbuthnot, Right Hon. C. 6. Brougham, J 7. Dundee, Hon. H. 8. Peel, Right lion. Sir It Westbury ....., 9. Smith, George O. Darlington, Earl of Totnetts 1. Villiers, P. H. 2. Prendergast, M. G. ... .. ... Gatton .. 3. Valletort, Viscount Loathwithiel 4. Attwood, M. 5. Bourne, Right lion. S. Ashburton 6. Bouverie, Hon. P. 7. Howiek, Viscount 8. Peel, W. Y. Tamworth ,... 9. Smith, John - 0. Spottiswoode, A. 1. Twiss, Horace Wootton Basset 2. Wartendor, Sir G. 3. Wetherell, Sir C. 4. Ashley, Lord Woodstock 5. Beaumont, T. W. Stafford 6. Bclgrave, Viscount . 7. Brougham, H. S. Cave, It. 0. .. . Leicester 9. Croker, J. W ,Dublin University.... 0. Dawson, G. R. 1. Ellis, Hon. G. I. W. A. t. Evans, De Lacy 3. Pane, Sir H. 4. Ferguson,. Sir 11. C. 5. Grant, Robert ... Inverness, &c. G. /Jardine, Sir H. 7. Holmes, William Bishop's Castle H. Ditto 9. liouldsworth, T. Pontefract 0. Home, Joseph Montrose 1. Labouchere, H. I. Mu-sha11, William 3. Morpeth, Viscount Morpeth 4. Neild, Joseph 5. Searles, Sir J Peterborough........,, Li. Sykes, Daniel Hull 7. Strathavea, Lord East Grinstead Wall, C. B. Enctemb, Viscount Peach, N. W Ditto Ebringtou, Vicount Tiviotovk An ALPHABETICAL LIST of 129 NEW MEMBERS for ENGLAND and WALES, returned to the first Parlia ment of William IV., July and ( August, 1830, showing the old Members who have either retired or been rejected. New Members. .1 Place from Whence Returned. Old Membersißefected or Retired. Alexander, J. Dupre Old Sarum Right Honourable S. Canning b Baillie, J Bristol Henry Bright a Baillie, H. D Rye R. Arkwright b Bainbridge, Edw Taunton Baldwin, C. B Totness Lord Darlington, 10 Baring, F Thetford Bsyntun, S. A York City Mr. Wyvil! a Bethel! York County Biddulph, R. M Denbigh W. West b Blacken, C Beeralatone Blount, Edw • Steyning . Peter Du Cane a Bonham, F. R..... Briscoe Surrey • C. N. Pallmer a Bruce, M llchester H. L. Talmash 6 Buller, J. W Exeter.. Bulwer Wilton Edw. Baker b Bunbury ... .. Suffolk County Burton Beverley Byng, G. S Milborne Port J. H. North b Campbell Stafford Churchill, Lord ... ............ ....... Woodstock Constable Hedon Cornewall Denman, T.. Nottingham Dugdale, W. S Shaftesbury R. Leycester a Durham, Adm Queenborough Double return Duncombe Egerton Egerton Ellice, Edw Coventry R. E. Heathcote 6 Evans, Wm Leicester R. 0. Cave 28 Ewing Wareham C. B. Wall 48 Fardell, Jno Lincoln Farrand, Robert Hedon.. Folkes Norfolk Findlay Fordwich, Lord Canterbury S. R. Lushington Is Freshfield Penrbyn W. Manning b (lisborne Stafford T. W. Beaumont 26 Gordon Gore, W. 0 Carnarvon Lord W. C. Part b Graham, Sir S Ludgershall Honourabl e G. A. Ellis 31 Gregson - Saltash Colin Macauley b Greeley, Sir R ' Durham, City Sir H. Hardinge 36 Grimston; Viscount St. Albans Gunning, Sir H ' . ... Northampton W. L. Maberly a Gurney, R. H Norwich, W. Smith a Gurney Tregony..... S. Lushington a Harris Grimsby G. F. Heneage 1# Harris, J. R.. Hawkins Hodgson Newcastle C. Ellison b Hodges Hope Gatton M. G. Prendergast 12 Howard .. Howard, Hon. W Hughes, W. H Oxford T. T. Lockhart b Ingestrie, Lord Hertford Thomas Byron b Jenkins Shrewsbury Panton Corbett 6 Jerniugham Pontefract Jolliffe, Sir W Petersfield Hylton Jolliffe b Jolliffe, G. R Ditto Kenmorris Kennedy, Lord Evesham Kenyon, Hen King , Lee Wells Lefevre, C. 5...... Lemon, Sir C Penrhyn Lubbock ... Truro Viscount Encombe b Mac Killop Mahon, Viscount Wootton Basset Miles, William Romney Miller, W. H Newcastle Miles, R. W. Newark ... Norreys, Lord Oxford County W. H. Ashurat b Morrison, J St. Ives Palmer, Gen. Patten Lancaster County J. Blackburne b Pechell, J. Pelhatn, C. Newton, Isle of Wight C. C. Cavendish a Penrhyn Pbilpotts Gloucester Polhill Bedford Price, S. G Sandwich Pusey, Philip Russell Reading Sandford Somerset Sir Thomas B. Lethbridge b Schonswar Severn, T. C. Fowey G. Lucy b Seymour, Lord Oakampton Sir C. Domville b Shelley Smith Pontefract Smith Smith Rye... Double Return Stanley Staunton, Sir G Stephen, S. L Barnstaple Strut% Stuart, Lord D. C Stuart, H. V. Banbury Stuart Bedford County Stormont, Lord Sumner Talbot, C. 11. M Glamorgan County ... Capt. Sir C. Cole b Tomline Tennant, Charles St. Albans Thompson Tooke, William Trevor, Hon. A Romney Tudor Barnstaple Tyrell, Col "' ... Et•sex County T. G. Bramston 6 Tyrell ' Suffolk Sir T. Gooch b Vaughan, J. E. Vere, Hope llchester Villiers, Lord Walsh .. Warm, J. A. Watson, Hon. Wellesley, Hon. West Weyland Willa, John Boston O. T. Ileathcete a Winchester Wrightson P Adeane - Lord C. S. Manners b aget, T Leicester (County) The above list contains all the new Members returned from all the Counties, Cities, and Boroughs of England and Wales, except Peterborough, Liskeard, and O r f or d . Th e retired or rejected Members noted by a , according to Mr. Cost's display of the votes on fifty questions divided on d ur i ng t h e S essions of lii'29-30, voted uniformly with Ministers, or, at all events, never fin* inquiry, economy, and reform; those noted by an (a), uniformly voted/or Inquiry, economy, and refonn ; and those with _a number billow. ing the name have been re-elected for other places, as sho w n i n th e f o ll ow i ng statement. Time elections tar the Counties of Essex, Cambridge, Leicester, and Devon, are not yet over, but it Is probable that the result will be as stated. STATEMENT of FORTY-EIGHT MEMBERS who have CHANGED PLACES at the GENERAL ELECTION. ;tett And hare been returned to Having dliplaced the wider; the Neu, Parliament. mentioned. These three have displaced respectively Nos. Is 8 These ten have succeeded the ten following, viz. Baring has succeeded Attwood, and so on in order as placed. . I3oreugbbridge G. Mundy b , Melbourne Purt Cockermouth Lawrence Peel b , Higharn Ferrero Hon. F. C. Poneonby a Yarmouth Chichester J. Phillimore a W. S. Poynta a Colchester S. Sanderson b Newport, Isle of Wight lion. W. H. Scott b Iloniton ... -1 B. Lott h Boroughbridga Henry Dawkins b Dorchester Honourable A. Cooper b Northumberland Honourable H. Liddell b The County D. Davenport b York (County) J. Marshall a Hastings. Double Return Alderbury S. Kilderbee b Harwich Sir William Rae b Oakhumpton Sir C. Domyille b Rye Hastings .l. E. Denison b Nottingham Norwich Jonathan Peel b St. Germaine James Loch b Ilaslesnere G. L. Thompson b Quernborough .. Newton (Lane.) Middlesex S. C. Whitbread Taunton Leominster York (County) Viscount Milton a Chippenham E. F. Maitland 1, Malton Viscount Norma* a Beverley Huntingdon W. H. Fellowes b Guildford G. C. Norton b Truro Doublet Itetuitt Ditto Ditto Dev0n5hire,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. award 6 PROM THE GAZITTE OP LAST NIGHT. St. James's Palace, July 90, 1890. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland has been pleased to appoint Dr. Archibald Hair, M.D. of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to be Physician Extraordinary to his Royal Highness's Household. War-Office Aug. 13. Royal Regiment of Hone Guards—R. Oliver, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchaee, vice Grieves, who retiree, dated July 29. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet C. R. Archer, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Holden, who retires, Aug. 13. J. S. Lyon, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Archer, Aug. 13. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Col. W. W. Blake, from half-pay 20th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Brutten, promoted, Aug. 13. 2d Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet G. P. Mal colm, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Lomax, appointed to the 25th Foot, Aug. 13. 15th Foot—Captain G. Weston, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice A. Davis, who exchanges, receiving the difference, Aug. 13. 16th Foot--Captain G. M'Donald to be Major, by purchase, vice Audain, who retires, Aug 17. 20th Foot—Lieut. W. Marlton, from the 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Furlong, who exchanges, Aug. 13. 22d Foot—Capt. W. Killikelly, from half-pay 6th West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice T. Tait, who exchanges, Aug. 13. 25th Foot—Ensign M. W. Lomax, from the 2d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Walker, who resigns, Aug. 13. 30th Foot—Lieut. R. T. Furlong, from the 20th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Marlton, who exchanges; Lieut. N. Armstrong, to be Adjutant, vice Atkinson, who re signs the Adjutancy only, Aug. 13. 50t1► Foot—Capt. T. Ryan to be Major, without put. chase, vice Goldie, promoted, Aug. 13; Capt. M. M. Madden, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Ryan, Aug. 13. 67th Foot—Captain J. Mann, from half-pay 40th Foot, to be Captain, vice Powell, promoted, Aug. 13. 67th Foot-•.-Ensign E. H. Lloyd, from the half-pay, to be Ensign, vice L. Carey, who exchanges, Aug. 13. 74th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon C. C. Hughes, M. D. from half-pay 58th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Brisbane, who exchanges, Aug. 13. 76th Foot—F. S. Prittie, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice O'Callaghan, appointed to the 12th Lighi Dragoons, Aug. 13. 77th Foot--Capt. G. P. Clarke, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Bateman, promoted, Aug. 13. 84th Foot--Capt. C. Westley, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Clarke, whose appointment has not taken place, Aug. 13. 86th Foot—To be Captains—Lieut. J. Grant, without purchase, vice Kirby, promoted, Aug. 13 ; Capt. H. Lowth, from the half-pay, vice Baines, promoted, Aug. 14. 93d Foot—Lieut. J. Crowe to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hart, who retires ; Ensign G. E. Aylmer to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ♦ice Crowe ; A. C. Fitzjames, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Aylmer, Aug. 13. Ceylon Regiment—Lieut. H. F. Powell to be Captain, by purchase, vice Du Vernet, promoted ; Second Lieut. F. A. Morris to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Powell; W. Jones, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morris, Aug. 13. UNATTACIIED.—To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry, without purchase—Brevet Colonel Sir J. Harvey, half pay 103 d Foot ; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel T. F. Wade, half pay unattached ; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Sir W. L. Her ries, half•pay as Permanent Assistant-Quartermaster.. General ; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel G. L. Goldie, from the 50th Foot, Aug. 13. To be Majors of Infantry, without purchase—Brevet Major T. Powell, from the 17th Foot ; Brevet Major D. Mackworth, half-pay Bth Light Dragoons; Brevet Lieut.- Col. H. Balneavia, half-pay 27th Foot; Brevet Major J. Itivtlgette, half-pay 98th Foot ; Brevet Major T. C. Kirby, from the 86th Foot; Brevet Major T. J. Baines, from the 86th Foot; Brevet Major R. Bateman, from the 77th Foot; Brevet Major W. Ebhart, from Staff-Captain at Chelsea; Brevet Lieut.-Col. D. Fella, on half• pay 48th Foot, Aug. 13. STAFF.--Captain Thomas Henry Shadwell Clerke, from half-pay 57th Foot, to be Staff-Captain at Chelsea, vice Ebhart, promoted, Aug. 13. BRIVIT.—To be Major-Generals in the Army—Brevet Colonel T. Marley, half pay lst or Grenadier Foot Guards; Brevet Colonel J. Le Mesurier, half-pay 17th Foot; Brevet Colonel P. Philpot, half•pay 24th Light Dragoons, July 22. To be Colonels in the Army—Lieut.-Colonel J. Ogilvie, half-pay unattached; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel I'. Watts, half-pay Independent Companies; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel G. Grogan, half-pay Corsican Regiment ; Brevet Lieut.- Colonel J. Shetlden, half-pay 114th Foot, July 22. To be Lieut.-Colonels in the Army-13reret Major E. T. Michell, Royal Artillery; Brevet Major W. Cator, of the Royal Artillery, July 22. To be Majors in the Army—Capt. G. Gibson, of the 86th Foot; Capt. T. Kelly, Fort-Major of Tilbury-Fort; Capt. R. Kelly, Fort-Major at Dartmouth, July 22. MEMORANDA.—The promotion of Capt. R. S. Ait chison, of the Cape Mounted Riflemen, to be Major in the Army, as stated in the Gazette of the 23d ult., has not taken place.—The date of the promotion of Capt. W. Wylde, of the Royal Artillery, to the rank of Major in the Army, is 16th July, 1880. Crown-Office, August 10. mgmaggs RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE NEW PARLIA- lIIZNT. Tymbitt Drake, Esq. ; Wil liam Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. ANDOVER—Sir John Walter Pollen, Bart. ; Thomas Assheton Smith, Esq. At-Lunt:ay—The Right Hon. George Lord Nugent, in Ireland ; William Rickfortl, BRlSTOL—Richard Hart Davis, Esq. of Conduit-street, Hanover-square, in the county of Middlesex ; James Evan Bailie, Esq., of Seymour-place, in the same county. DRIDGWA.TER-Williant Astell, FAN. ; Charles Kerney' Kerney. Tynte, Esq. Davit—Lord John Thynne ; Major-General Charles Palmer. BUCKINGUAM—GeneraI Sir George Nugent, Bart., G.C.B. ; Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, Bat. DucxixamAusitutx—The Most Noble Richard Planta genet Grenville Nugent Chandos Temple, commonly • . . CAA Marquis of Chaining ; the Hon. Robert Smith. CtaTitiaoz--The Hon. Robert Curzon; the Hon. Pere grine Francis Cult. CHILSTER—The Hon. Robert Grosvenor, of Eaton-hall, in the county palatine of Cheater ; Sir Philip De Malpas Grey Egerton, of the same county, Bart. Cnterpin WYCOMILE—Sir John I)ashwood King, Bart. ; Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. CutaNcesrza—The Right Hon. Henry George Bathurst, commonly called Lord Apaley; Joseph Crippe, Esq. CASTLR Rasewu—The Right Hon. Henry Hugh Choi mondeley, commonly called Lord Henry Cholmondeley; the Hon. Folk Greville Howard. CHRISTCHURCH--.Tie Right Hon. Sir George Henry Rose, of Sandhille, in the parish of Christchurch, in the said county; George Pitt Rose, Esq. Captain in his Majesty's Regiment of 15th Hussars. DERay—llenry Frederic Compton Cavendish, Esq. ; Edward Strutt, Esq. DanzYstunt—George Augustus Henry Crvendish, Esq., commonly called Lord George Augustus Henry Caven dish ; Francis Mundy, Esq. EAST RETFORT)....The Hon. Charles Evelya Pierrepont, commonly called Lord Newark ; the lion. Arthur Dun combe: Ernazonan---The Right Hon. William Donau. Entrizunonsmart—Si r . George Clerk, of Penicuik, Bart. GRtAT MARLOW—Owen Williams, of Temple-house, in the county of Berko, Esq. ; Thomas Peers Williams, of the same place, eldest son and heir apparent of the said Owen Williams. GLouczrran—E.dwar t i Webb, Esq. ; John Philpotta, Esq. GLouczyrzustunt —Lieut.-General the Right Hon. Sir Robert Edward :Henry Somerset, K.C.B. commonly called Lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset ; Sir Berkeley William Guise, Bart. GRICAT YARM OUTH —Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. George Anson, of Curzon -street, May Fair, in the city of West miaster ; Charles Edmund Rumbold, of Upper Harley street, Marylebone, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. Havutron.nvertor•-...Sir Richard Bulkeley Philipps Phi lipps, Bart. [aural-mac—John Fleming, of Stonehant-park, in the said county of Southampton, ; Sir William Heath cote, of Hui-sky -park, in the said county of Southamp ton, Bart. 'rsTroun—Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, Esq. ; the lion. Henry John. Chetwynde Ulm, commonly calk(' Viscount Ingestre. littanoamtutaz—Si r John Saunders &bright, Bart. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. Ktrto's LYNN—The Hun. William George Fredetick Cavendish Bentinck, commonly called Lord George lientinck ; the Ron. John Walpole. ILCIIESTER--Miehael Bruce of Upper Brook-iitivet, in die parish of St. George, Hanover.atplare, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. ; Jrseph Rope Vere, of Cragie-hall, in the pariah of Thlmeny, in the county of Linlithgow, North Britain. LANcasm---John Fenton Cawthorne, Esq. ; Thomas Greene, Esq. Lawcasniax---The Right Hon. Edward Smith Stanley, commonly called Lord Stanley; John Wilson Patten, Esq. LIVERPOOL—The Right Hon. William lluskissou ; Go• neral Isaac Gucoyne. LITCHFIELD—Lieut.-General Sir George Anson, K.C.B. of No. 5, Bulstrode-street, in the county of Middlesex; George Granville Venables Vernon, of No. 40, Gros. venor-square, in the city of Westminster, Esq. LTIIINGTON—George Burrard, of the borough of Lyming ton aforesaid, Esq. ; William Tatton Egerton, of Tat ton Park, Cheshire, Esq. MKRIONITHIMIRK.--Sir Robert William Vaughan, of Nannan, in the said county of Merioneth, Bart. MORPITII—WiIIiam Ord, Esq.; the Hon. William Howard. MILBORNE PORT—George Stevens Byng, Esq. ; the Right lion. William Sturges Bourne. MINICHEAD—John Fownes Luttrell, of Dunster-castle, in the county of Somerset, Esq. ; William Edward Tom line, of Riby-grove, in the county of Lincoln, Esq. MonstouTH—The Right Hon. Henry Somerset, com monly called Marquis of Worcester. MONMOUTIISKIRE—The Right Hon. Granville Charles Henry Somerset, commonly called Lord. Granville Charles Henry Somerset; Sir Charles Morgan, of Tre dept., in the said county of Monmouth, Bad. NORTHUMBERLAND—Matthew Bell, Esq.; Thomas Went worth Beaumont, Esq. New•rox—Thomas Legh, of Lyme, in the county palatine of Cheater, Esq. ; Thomas Houldsworth, of Manchest e r, in the county of Lancaster, Esq. Nom:tax—Spencer Perceval, Esq., of the parish of St. James, Middlesex, one of the four Tellers of his Majes ty's Exchequer, and Clerk of his Majesty's Honourable Board of Ordnance ; Horace Twisa, Esq., of No. 6, Park-place, St. James's, Westminster, one of his Ma jesty's Counsel, and Under Secretary of State fur the Department of War and Colonies. NIWTOWN—Hudson Gurney, Esq. of the city of Nor svich, and St. James's-square, in the county of Middle sex ; the Hon. Charles Anderson Worsley Pelham, eldest son and heir apparent of the Right Hon. Charles Baron Yarborough. NORFOLK—Thomas William Coke, of Holkhsm, Esq. ; Sir William John Henry Browne Folkea, of Haling ton, Bad. NEwc A sTLE-Iyarb IL- LYMl—Riehardson Borradaile, Esq.; William Henry Miller, Esq. Narmrcuraisulas—Frank Sotheron, of Kit klington, in the county of Nottingham, Admiral of the Blue Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet; John Savile Lumley, of Park street, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. NZWARK-lIPON-TRINT.-1 linty Willoughby, Esq.; Mi chael Thomas Sailer, Esq. Pairron—The Hon. Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley; John Wood, Esq. Posantouxtr—John Bonham Carter, of Fair Ork, Ro gate, in the county of Sussex, Esq. ; Francis Baring, of New-street, Spring-gardens, in the city of Westminster, Esq. PEntitsrmu—Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, Bart. ; Gilbert East Jolliffe, Esq. 11xnearwsmax—Sir Michael Sbaw Stewart, Bart. of Greenock and Blackball. Sr. Ar.naws—The lion. James Walter Grimston, com monly called Lord Viscount Grimston ; Charles Ten nan t, Esq. Sommtsrrsittax—William Dickinson, of King Weston, in the said county, Esq. ; Edward Ayshford Sandford, of Nynehead, in the said county, Esq. Sit FFORD—Thomas Giaborne, Esq. ; John Campbell, Esq. STArroaDsunsE—Edward John Littleton, Esq. ; Sir John Wrottesley, Bart. STOCKBRlDGE—Georgeyilbralim, of Delamere-house, in the county of Chester, Esq. ; William Sloane Stanley, of Paultons, in the county of Southampton, Esq. TA UNTON—Henry Labouchere, Esq. ; Edward Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. TEWKESBU""RY...4OiIII Edmund Dowdeswell, Esq. ; John Martin, Esq. TAWORTH-The Right Hon. Charles Vere Ferrara Townahend, of Rainham, in the county of Norfolk, com monly called Lord Chatles 'ere Ferrara Townshend ; the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, of Drayton Manor, in the county of Stafford, Bart., Principal Secretary of State for the Home D. partment, and one of his _ _ jesty's Most Hon. Privy Council. THETFOItD—The Right llon. James Fitzroy, commonly called Lord James Fitzroy ; Francis Baring, Esq. Wauwicx—The lio►►. Sir Charles John Greville, K.C.B. of the borough of Warwick aforesaid ; John Tomes, of the said borough of Warwick, Esq. WA uwicxsitiax—Duplale Stratford Dugdale, of Mere-. vale, in the county of Warwick, Esq. ; Francis Lawley, of Middleton-ball, in the said county of Warwick, Esq. Wzra.s.—Johu Edwards Vaughan, Esq. ; John lee Lee, Esq. WENDOVER—SanmeI Smith, of Woadhall, in the county of Hertford, Esq. ; Abel Smith, of Wendover, Esq. Wntrennacit.---Sir Samuel Scott, of Sundridge Park, in the county of Kent, Bart. ; the Hon. John Robert Townahend, of New Burlington-street, in the county of Middlesex. WiwciieSTla--Paultt St. John Mildmay, Esq. ; Sir Edward Hyde East, Bart. WlGAN—James Alexander Hodson, of the Grove, within Upholland, in the county of Lancaster, Esq. ; James Lindsay, of Lower Berkeley-street, Portman-square, in the parish of Marylebone, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. YARHOUTII-William Yates Peel, Esq. of Vincent, in the county of Kent, one of the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury ; George Lowther Thompson, Esq. of Sheriff Hutton, in the county of York. • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. James Barnett, Carrickfergus, Ireland, merchant. Thomas Baley, Giltspur-street, baker. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Paul William White, Epping-place, Mile-End 0:d Town, victualler, from Sept. 7 to 17, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, James Hay, Addle-htreet, London, warehouseman. Edward Russell and Thomas Webb, Stourport, Won cestershire, timber-merchants. Jehn Alillar, Wootloitreet, Clmapolde, warehouseman. BANK Rti James Whinyates anti Samuel Whinyates, Liverpool, provision -merchants, to surrender Aug. 24, 25, and Sept. 24, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Towne, Broad-street-buildings ; Minrhull , Liverpool. William Harris, Alanchester, merchant, Sept. 6,7, and 24, at one, at the Palace lon, Manchester. Milne and Parry, Temple; Putter, Manchester. Thomas Charles Williams, Norwich, tea.tlealer, Aug. 24, at nine, 31, and Sept. t 4, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearce, and blunt, Vrederick's•place, Old Jewry. Jacob James, Woolwich, innkeeper, Aug. 17, at twelve, 20, at ten, and Sept. 21, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners. Buxton, Charlton, Kent; Coruthwaite, Dean's-court, Doctors'-commons. Francis Squire, Great Newport-street, Leieester-square coffee-house-keeper, Aug. 17, at two, 20, at three, and Sept. 24, at two, at the Court of Commtnisaioners. Burt, Mitre -court, Milk-street, Cheapside. Alexander James Pollen, Ililliter-square, merchant, Aug. 20, at ten, 27, and Sept. 24, at eleven, at the court of Commiesionera. Mitchell, New London-street, Crotched friare. DIVIDEND& T. Maltby and H. Buck Lind, Gutter-Ime, lave-manu facturers, Sept. 3, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners—T. J. Aldereon, Chancery-lane, money-scrivener, Dec. 21, at three, at the Court of Commissioners—lf. N. Ward, Bread-street-hill, merchant, Sept. 7, at eleven, at the Court of Commis.iuners—l. Strombont, Amain-friars, merchant, Sept. 3, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners—S. J. Buckingham, Liverpool-road, Islington, victualler, Sept. 7, at nine, at the Coat of Commissioners --W. J. Arnold, Great Tower -street, wine•broker, Aug. 27, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners--J. Hudson and T. Ilueher, White Lion-street, Spitalfielda, silk manufacturers, Sept. 14, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners-0. Knight, Blackman -street, Southwark, carpet warehouseman, Sept. 7, at eleven, at the Court of Com. missioners —A. Watson, Cannon-street, lodging-house keeper, Sept 7, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners —T. Vandercetn, Charles-street, Hampstead-road, plus terer, Sept. 3, at eleven, at the Court of Cenunissioners —H. Clackett, Dover, grocer, Sept. 3, at ten, at the Court of Conintissioners—.B. Foster, Hitchin, Herts, druggist, Sept. 3, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners—A. J. Skyrme, Hereford, tanner, Sept. 3, at eleven, at the Shire-hall, ffereford-.41. C. Brett, Nor wich, linen-draper, Sept. d, at three, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich---11. Hudson, Norwich, wholesale eta. tioner t Sept. 10, a l t vi fr i r i r i t a r t , um a , t Nrwtviclr—.T. Peirce and D. Glamorgan shire, henkerv, Sept. 4, at twelve, at the Castle Inn, Ater thy, t hi v ii—J. Place, jun., Nottingham, saddler, Sept, 6, at e leven, at the White Lion Inn, Nottingham, cEirri El CATES—Surr. 3. W. Snowden liiinchester, cotton.th;au' facturer—.R. T. Ifoore, Castle-cout t, Builge.row, lo(lging.house-keep.r W. Ford, Lewer.row, Lamb-Ali-butts, pill-box-rnakee_ T. H. H. Cauty, Pall-mall, auctioneer—G. Morris, jun. Norwich, slater—G,Alaitison, Camberwell, tavern-keeper —S. Why, Water-lane, Tower -street, cork-merchant--- J. Cheltenham, woollen-draper--J. Nuld witt, Princes-street, Commercial-road, Lambeth, iron monger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVID. S. Hodge and R. Glanville, London -street, Rsteliff, engine -smiths—T. A. Di uce and E, William', Lambk•th walk, Surrey, butchers—G. Friend, W. Baden, and B. Friend, Fieldgate-street, Whitechapel, sugar-refiners—S. May and J. P. Wise, Ampthill, Beds, diapers—.T. D. Wood and T. Curtis, Tyler-street, lit. James's, butchers —W. Stratton, J. Rhodes, and G. F. Walker, Lime house, iron-founders—W, Walker and N. Irving, Man cheater, fustian-manufacturers—R. Hanel! and W. Has well, Bristol, leather-factors. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATON. William and George Aitken, Glasgow, merchants, Aug. 16 and 31, at the Eagle Inn, Glasgow. PRICZ or SUGAR. The average prim of Brown or Muscovado Sager, com puted from the Returns made in the week ending Aug 10, is 2be. 10Id. per ewt., exclusive of the duties of restore paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE. Yesterday Mr. Richard Taylor, the Common Councilman, and two other gentlemen, whose names were not stated, waited upon the Lord Mayor, in the Justice-room, and presented to him a requisition, of which the following is a copy : Loudon, Aug. 11. TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LOXDOX. MY LONA—We respectfully solicit your Lordship to call a Meeting of the Inhabitant, of this City as soon as convenient, in order to give them as opportunity of ex pressing their congratulations at the triumph of Con►titu tional Liberty in France; their admiration of the utudera lion and courage with which the struggle has been con ducted by the brave shims of Paris; and their feryerit hopes that the result of there memorable events nathe the consolidation of all the interests of peare and freedom in every part of the world ; and farther, to promote a sub scription for the wounded, the widows, sad the orphans.of the sufferer., in the late events in the French capital. We have the honour to be, my Lord, . Your Lordship's most obedient humble servants, (Signed by about 100 Citizens.) The majority of the names attached to the requi sition was of citizens of high respectability who do not usually come forward on ordinary political occa sions ; and it was remarked that amongst the'signa tures there was scarcely one of those whose mimes are always attached to requisitions fot reform 'meetinga. , The LORD MAYOR received the requisitionists in the most respectful manner, and stated that be had already considered the subject of it; for it had se veral days ago been intimated to him by Alderman Wood, that the feeling which pervaded the most respectable of his fellow-citizens would certainly oc casion such an application. His Lordship then de clared that he entirely approved of an expression of public opinion of the nature of that stated in the requisition, but he felt a difficulty in giving his offi cial sanction to such an expression. Under these circumstances, he recommended the requisitionists to call a meeting of the citizens of London, at the London Tavern, and there their opinions might be collected in the most complete manner. The deputation asked his Lordship whether be would have any objection to preside at that meet ing? _ The LORD MAYOR replied, that he could not well attend such a meeting us a private individual, and that the difficulty which he felt in giving any official co-operation would prevent him accepting the honour proposed to him. . _ _ The deputation asked his Lordship whether he had any objection to a statement of his favourable Opinion being made known to the requisitionists ? His Lonnsnw replied emphatically that he had no objection whatever, provided the distinction were made between his approbation as a private indivi dual and, his declining to interfere in his official capacity. . _ . A conversation then ensued between his Lordship and the gentlemen of the deputation, in which it was stated by the latter, that the subscriptions were going on well at Liverpool, Manchester, Wol verhampton, and other places. A letter bad been just received, stating that at Edinburgh a requisition was in progress, and had been signed by persons of opposite parties. Amongst all persons who were friends of constitutional freedom there was perfect unanimity. A letter had been received by a gentle man in the city from M. Lafitte, the President of the Chamber of Deputies. lie said, " All France will applaud that generous intervention with which the people of England have honoured that great struggle, whose result has been the complete overthrow of despotism." The LORD MAYOR repeated . his personal expres sion of sympathy, and after some further desultory conversation, the deputation withdrew. We have since been informed that the requisi tionists have determined to aet upon his Lordship's suggestion, and to convene a meeting at the London Tavern for Monday, at twelve o'clock, SPORTING INTILLIQINCIII. GOODWOOD RACES. Tatuasnar.—ln every respect the Meeting' has more than realized all that had been promised—the company has been numerous, and of the first rank, the sport of the &o rate description, and the weather, with the exception of the first day, exceedingly favourable—the improvements effected in the race•coto se have made it the most com plete in this part of the country—the wall that formerly separated it from the wood has been raised, and the new grandstand has been erected on a site which affords a better view of the running—the building cost *early 7,000/., and decidedly the 'most compact and elegant stand fin- its size that we have seen. The races this afternoon did nut possess touch interest, nor curs the attendance by any means so numerous as on either of the preceding days. The returns are as follows:—• The Nulecomb Stakes of 60 sore. rack. SO ft. for it yr.i. old; colts, So. 714. ; Bst. Vb. I'. Y.C. subs. Mr. Forth's b. f. by liiniiitis, si. by Pioneer 1 His Majesty's b. 1. Lisbeth 6t04 on Liabeth. Won cleverly. Match /50 soya. Mr. Ilarrison's Miss Craven, CI yrs. I Ist. 71b. received from Mr. Codrington's Rembrandt, 6 yrs l Ist. Sweepstakes of 25 tore, each, 15 ft. Once round. 'none subscribers. Mr. Thilkeley's &turtle walked over. Match b 0 sovs. Mr. NV. Dsy's Zodise,ll4. — iolb. received front Mr. Ilarrisoree Miss Craven, 11st. Cb. The I)ukr of Richmond's Plate of 100 soot. One r►lilh. Lord Usbridge's Roush Robin, 4 yrs. • Lord T.tvistock's Gondolier, yrs V Duke of Richmond's Refugee, 9 yrs 3 The following also snorted, but were not played Gardner's Emmeline, Mr. Cosby's Ilassniello. Mr. Hsi , don's Miss Craven, Mr. Bulke/ey's Hustle, and Mr. Thornhill's Cores. . Betting-5 to $ apt Bust td 1 apt Robin-6 to 1 agat Refugee—and 10 to 1 agit Gondolier. The Men►bera' Plate of MN.; the winner to be aahl for 200, Sc. Heats, ones rhund. Lord Egremont's brother to Grampus, yrs. I I Air. Harrison's Aliso Craven, 0 yrs 2 2 Mr. Gartiner's King William, 3 yrs 3 3 The winner WO claimed, Mann rode him with very great judgment. flarrisn.—The ow approach of the Doncaster races 4ives interepi to every mosement in the tit. Leger batting. Priain continue* in as high favour as ever ; Dam n also evinces very decided improvement ; hits friends ar e il,fl uen „, nal, and augur well of hint from 11f eria's martinet York—. they say be is a clipper. The Cardinal and Maria are also in demand. Hairy, Brune wicker, and St. Niebolas ► ere not in Wee, and nothing but the above-mentionisl are talked of. Lady Emmeline is awisa—the field is no vet"' sn,l ((inking ut the public running of the Yortehire horses . , we should say that nothing leas yet appeared that comes within a stone of Prianespsrformatices. We give the last prices 2to 1 agst Priatia-8 to I ago Moat Roar-10 to I oget Hassau..-14 to I apt Idaria-18 to I apt tita Oar,- dinal-18 to 1 apt ket. Nloholtot-20 to I *gat ilfilow wiuktr.-114) to I abet Baby-2o to 1 eget lady.NowbviklN