The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-09 00:00:00

rrwa:~," 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ;LIVMARKET ftil,V MEETING, alt. . t': ~ . . . sano.. l / 4 y, JULY g. 1 IN. (If Grafton's Nirarrol,. 7st. beat Mr.• Andrew's Dish ,liti‘t, €>t. . [011). Ab. M. tongs, —7 to 4 agst Nimrod. The loly Stakes, a Subscr , ption4 cogs, each, tags. ,forfeit, tOr.a.ya, old cialS,,Sat. 61b. anktitlies, lit. 41b. Two-yr old*Cotirsc. I.d SlaWell's c. ,by Sancho, out of Gipsy, by Trum. , i ator - - - .. . - IFFr I Shelley's c. bylohnny, out of a sister to Election i Ld Stawell's sister to. Sir David . . : . - 3 Sir C. Bunbury's b`. c: - by Sorcerer, out of his G ohanna mare ., , •• • - 4 Nr. Wilson's f. by Alexander' the Great, out Of Wiz. • ard's danw - La F.,c..oshorne'sby Sorcerer, out tat T3rovvs? pd I.tt Ilieyrs 6: by Hyperion, darn by Skyscraper, out ~ of Ca l lla Pd Lii lersey names LeKinnaird'.s ch. c. by tacit°, out of lEsculapips's dam pd Mr. V lwes's ch o,'lly Satscho,,Out of ,Little Sally ptl I.d Ilarryinore did not name 6 to 4 agst 1.. d Pawell's C.-4 to r agst Sir C. Bunhury's b. c. —s to a agst Mr. Wilson'sf, Sweecpstakes of tongs. each. • Tmo-yr old Course. Mr. Andrew's Discount, gat. • .. I Sir j Shelley's Mocklaird; 7st. 31b. . 2 mr,,wits,res Oporto, Sst, Sib. . . 3 's to a apt DistOtalt--5 . to 4 agst Nockbird —6 to 4 agst Oporto, • , ' , , , 'Fifty Pounds for 3• yr olds, carrying 6st. qlh. 4-VY olds, Rat. yr olds, Sat. Sib. 6-yr olds, Sat. taib. and aged,'gst. b. I. Y.d Darlinittim's h. c. by Sir-Peter. 4 yrs D. of Grafton's hr. c. , 4.4imrod, 3 yrs Sir F. E velyn't b. c, Cassander, 4yrs - . 7 to 4 ag,st Ld Darlington's b. c, —5 to 4 agst D. Of Graf. ton's br. C. STAMFORD RACES. wepisasnA.v, JULY 3. • The Town Plate of 54. for all ages. Mr. Ponlbre's eh. b. by Waxy, S yes old , Nl A ihr Wilson's n. lr. itpby, 4 y . 111 r. A . kti.4111 1 :4 r. h. h. Lisbno, 4.yrs' 07,l • . Mr. M c wburn's b in. Caroline, 6 yrs nld . - Eso,betting on the winner. I 2 • 4 t 2'2: • 2 dr. • 3 dr, 'I he Noblemen and Gentlemen's Sweepstakes or 2ogs each, p. p. tor thrt:e.vear olds. Mr, C. Chaplin's, )on. clt t. by Young Drone . t to!d Vitzwdt , am's b. C. Perchance . • • . 2 tvo p, Waryai's b. f. by Sorcerer . . . . 3 sn S. 1;10%61'a - h. c cadlehs . . . . . 4 'l' !tree. otitiqh rAict,— live to one against the winn er ; six to ton t' aganot Perch:awe. . THURADAN, The Noblemen and C;entleltlell'S t' late Of sal, for 3-yr okls. Hon, G. Watson's b. f, by Riddle . . . t S..Stivelt's ch,g. by Whiskey „ „ 2 . 2 G o ld c u p o f m o p. value; by Subscribers of tc,gs. flop, G, 'o4'4urni's iYi.. Divinity, 4 yrs • • „ 1 Ord I.o‘mther's ch: g. $ yrs • . 2 Major Wiliott's juttiper, • , .• • 3 okbers paid Even betting, Divinity nit the field; . Fifty Pounds gi v en by the 'Trustee:, of the Marquis of Exeter. •. M'• Buckles TiPpitiWitchrt , 3 Yeats old, carried 71b. Txtra ' 4 , 4 ' • . . - - s I IV‘i Lowtherts lEtculapius . - - . 2 2 Mr. Eroyidets's Stripling - ~. 3dr Sweepttikes of ,soss..cach, fir all ages, twice round. Mr. lidelt's Reveller. 4 vrs old - . 1 'Mt. t leantotson's Diftlity . . - 2 1,4.4 d Fitzwillians'i Pitrchltice - . .. 3 . Swecoiakes of is. each; rot Hunters, last. each. , -... Mr. P. Buckle's ti, by King Blatlud e out of a tligliflyor Maw, 5 yrs old, ,walked ow. Mr. I wytidert's titristlitig,`9g. bat reinipir tv 0,0 1 14 Baby, by Diamond, ogs. B+.t. 4lb.Hooostlottritt. The Cocking Mod:avast, won by the Certtlemet) of War. wick (Biodloy Vereder), beating the aentllncrt of Be:Staid, by 3M. 4 byes out of ai;rts, lit bye.i. 13 , k'f'll RACES. WYDVESDAY, 7U LY Thise lt:eCs were - revived 'after •a tattle offirtren years, and caii.ed a greartiriotiox.of Oarnpariy,lntollath than ever Was reincinbereA at this poriod : of ths,year. A Sweospaillires of lays. each, with asgs. added. for date , and tour eit. MT. Goddard's Is, C. Cairlbric,4 yrs old - I lxir, Cope's 'rustle, by C;ohanna„ 4 yrs old - z Mr. Rawlinot si's h c, (....o4rilington, 3 yrs old- I Mr, T.§ylor's V. C. Hopelers, 4yrs old - . r 4 lkir..l). V4l4l,lCner'S c. Constitution, 3 yrs old . 5 A Maiden Plate of 601. for all ages—Two rOc beats. Mr. P.. Csnning's Allegro, 4 y.rs old - ' 4 c Mr. ,Copeafi Shcroxings, 3 yrs old - .1 z 1 IA r. itatlely Wet V i ISVA) Is mess, ivu oil - i 1 3 Sir I. It ahtrires Ringdove, by Lohann, 4 yrs old 2, 4 (Tr Sir -H. Lippiocot vs Kali, 3 yrs old . . ldr Ili. B trtley's Ambrosia, a l gal . dr A frioif excellent race, wort by a l eng th each hear. A t fifty Poun„tl. Plato. given by the Mcmtierst for the City for all ages.—Two.loile Heats. Air H. Lippincott's Kaogartio, 3 yrs Mr. Calley'a-Baoard, aged - Mr. Crwthhotv'd Bramble, aged Mr. Robin's h. tri. liiii;, s,yrs old . Mr. Sadler's riyhs; aged ' -• Mr. V. Faulkner's Starling, 4 yrs 3 ,3 - 4 u g 2 4 1)11,1431>AI'. A Plate or tool. four rnik heats, four yr of 's 7st. 71b.; five yr oiti*Ssr 41n, t six yr olds Sti 121 h. ; aged ,it. 211).' The winner of Swvisstakes or to n gs Nate at Broury, in At*, to %any 71b. extra. 4 t t 2 4 dr 3 3 d r I 2 d, 'Mr. God.lnd's b. c. Carnbtle 4 yrs old 'Mr. PeAch's finnan, 4 yrs old{ Sir I. li sokin's Ilingdovc, 4 Yri,old K. , rd C, IL Sornerset's Sunbeams i yrs old A soh Plate given by the Vernbers of the County for 3 and 4 .7r olds. ',Two mite heats:' Mr. Godthivi's t. ; mobile, 4 yrs old- . Sir 1-1. Lippineott's Rail, 3 yrs old Five other liOtses were drawn. I , I4IDAY. Sixty rounds, given by the Bath and West of rnglahl Club. , _ ........ Sir 11. Llftplticoil s ,lll(4figarog ' - . „: - i x t Mr. 1) 111y'4 eclottite3tmtur - • ' - Ce 1 2 NI r, , Ceimirle i ls A itegiii, 4 yrs °la " 5 3 3 Mr; Smllc's ilyl4:,v, Itgcd -' . - 4 4 4 Ilriiiiiii'Ap States qf Five G 1141033 eAclt-411irty ridcl,:d. Sir 11 I.i!,viiivotr's lieplie•ticin, 4 yrb old , - r 2. 2 t 1!l r. iti - Aid)lW4 Vitit:ollllte9':i, S YiS t4d - .3 4 dell r,lr, I- aulkner',, Coustitutiurt ~ .. s I , ivir. l'ii)rlor's Iloptless . . .. 3 i 6 mr, G N e L itiovet, ftratillite . . ~. - i •/ (Lis Sr lowa- liawkitl. , ,'4 Riugdove S, 7, heat Mt. I ) cg.ll'4 liir. batu, drz 1:...,g,1. It. ft. tutli.()lv RACES; TIit:ftSDAY,JIJ,LY fifty Pound Pate W.ls -Wei; i d ';‘,!, r . m t r ey ,, in. .t una , beat mg three 00:ers. , l i t ,Y s St.itte wai wattnwattby Mr. AciatneS b, nt. 1 7 44nny, bc:i,ting t tn4e (it kof 6. • . ... 1 , 01 c, uine:, titkes, by Mr. Keen's wititon colt, 3 yr 3 old, beati - .14 M . r. licillott'3 t. 1.1144 k Ey_e,s, 3 yr ! old. • • rittn4y, luso.' 5. Fifty Pound }late was won by Sir W. W. Wynn's cit. c. "fo!cdo, besting tklia btll-04: c ava l r y LiLite..was won by Mr. ConicitS Or. m. 5 y is old, bk.:4tlng • RD ,stx:NutO p.c.) BTL t; tAS IEN61.:1) RV COMMITVA Whereas it is expedient to enact as is hereinafter. provided: Be it enacted by the King's most excellent Majesty, ny and n lth ttie advice and" consent of the Lords Spiritnal and Temporal, the Coinmoos, in this present Parli )(nem atsembled, and by the authority of the sauce, that from Arid after,the passing of ihty no person shall receive ur . pay fdr any gold qoin lawfully current Wallin the realm, Ahy More in value; benefit, or advatita4e,.than the true law• tel value of such coin, whether such value, benefit,' profit or advantage be paid, made, or tay.eit in law fill motley, or in any note or noteS,' - bili or bills - ot the Governor and etonpany 01 the Bank Of Etiglaird, ~nr in any silverltoken or token 3 issued by the said GOvertior and,Company, or by' any or all of the ;said weans 'wholly or yartly, or by any dLVice,"shift, or contrivance whatsw•yer. And be it. NI titer enacted„by the authority afore, said, that no person shall .by tiny device, tiift t or contrivance wi,in,o,:ver,, receive or pay any note" or notes, 'pitl or bills of'th GOV/cram mil Company of the Banicof England, as of , less vaine,..ini money, except lawful ntscount, •than the slim, eNpresseu t hoeitt, to be thereby mane so pay/11)1c. A.nd be it enactod, by the aottiority afores'aid, that in case any persin proceo by distress to recover from try tenant or other persons liable to such distt• 55, any , rent or sum 01 money . doe Iroin B ach' tenant or other person, it shall he lawful tor such . tetont or other p , ison, in every such case s - to tender noes of the.Govemor an Coup my of the Batik of Eiglaud, . : ,...xpi.;ssett to ~ n.; payaole on de mand, to the amount. and 'ot., such cent Or Win su, duedu the person oil whose. behill such distress is made, .or to the .t•fli`cer'or person.iinikiog such distress on his !,nch tender shall be accepted, or in case such shad he made and' refused, the b oots triiytt in diStress shall beforthwil returw-d itytho . party distiessed Upon, 'unless the patty distrauting r atkcl ron,.;.ig to accept such tetaler shall insi4l that a t eat it ~n o is due than the siirn so tendered, and iii sue; , c. 0.0 The parties shall proceed as usual in suet, .eastis,i but it it shall appear that no otje was; dtte than slam so tendered, assn th, part) At ,„ te b doe d 30 , 21 , shill be entitled to ties cots of tttt siiinit . quent' pro ceedings, Provitico . al ways, that the per Son woom - suet; rept. or sutti,ot money is the, shall.hae, antl , be entitled to all such other rentre,ilies for the reco very thereot, exclusive of distress, as such per , ton had, or Was entirled . to at the time- of making such' distress, it such perbon shad nOt think proper to ac cept sugh , tender so made as aforesaid. Pint idea also, that nothing herein contained shall affe.‘.l th e tight oCany tenant, or othersuCli persbn as afore.? said, having buen.right to replevy tha,goeds, taken in distress, tirca‘e, without makinpitich tender as aforesaid, hr shalt so think fit. Provid;:d always, and be it further enacted, that this itashall.be in twee to and until the 25th day of March, 1812, and no longer.. SPANISH PAPERS. CgatlCA, MAX .geueral movement of troops ,has !ahen place. m the direction of Madrid. Tt,ree regiriactits of infantry, stationed on tile Ebro, Rave been marched thither, and Some battalions farming the garrikott of Calelayuct, have received orders to pursue the wine route. Thy enemy must be hardly pressed, fur men in ,willulraWing their troops, fbr in this part of the country it- is with ex tretuts .dittitulty they can preserve subordination, even in the towns they occupy, and not at allin the surrounding country, as' the Patriots are in such ai 'lustions every where in areas . Persons lately ar rived from Navarre, - ' me ntion the probability of the return et Joseph; bat she cornnirin opinion is, that Ressivres will. be triade Viceroy of the kingdom. 494t3DA, 'MAY 13.—The capital is •acim pletely emptied of troops excepting the civic guards, which have' the , charge of the Royal Palace... .The people are in a most disorderly t.tate, and, obedience cannot be procured, 4o that Madrid must be aban dotted by the French it the garrison be not restored. • TheGovernot is in the utmost tilistress, and most of the Court have, proceeded as fast as they cOutd to France, with the deterininalioneither, to obtain re inforcements or ,never in return Without them.— The French suffer extremely throughout the pro yinces of Arrogate, Navarre, 'and even of Biscay, where, there OTC but, 7000' men._ bon Andres Pe rogue,, with a body of 1500 troops, maintains a very strong frtintier in the mountains, arid several expe :ditions have been undertaken to remove hitu, during which the French have lost about 9.000 men. The Junta of Gnadalaxara ,have removed their sittings under the very nose of the outhorities44 Joseph. BEWAVAaIIa, MAY 10,—rTiaree new, oppouents of the French have risen up in the persons of Prieits,, who' have colleted each about 100„followers, and' they are performing ,wonders. The people think' they are commanded by Providence to . extirpate the French itt'this Province, and wherever they ap-, pear, anemia attends them. They, ed in, concert,, and many hundreds of the enemy have perished I?y' their valour. In the., beginning. of this month an attempt was made toconvoy a largeqUantity- of sup ,plies into. liaicelona, but they wore interrupted by these Guerillas, and 70 p . 156110- were taken, who Were immediately slaughtered. Anot her ancCess attended their arms near . Sarragos , a wider the like cirotimstances, and the French, who.had been guilty ' of great barbarities, expiated their oflences in the same manner. ; • • I r A tit XTR . A,CT Or A .131724 /ROM' CADIZI.JUNE ts. Two waggon Ina& of dollars arrived at the, Bank yernerday. , p ...,... Y , .rw,........ " General Graharn.ha,4 sent the 47th Regiment and a detachment of Artilierymen..to the relief of Tariagona: " A Spanish corps, under Ilesines, which .had vanced into ,the Serrania de Ronda from S.ln Roque, in order. to Alain) the tear of the t reneh army be= fore this pig, destroyed, On the 2d of June, a de tachment of 1,00 French, between Moron and Mon tcll " Itt coniequenee . of the successes of Gen. Ft ey re, at Übeda, the,Frettch have been obliged- to evletute Jaen, which" they had been fortifying, in order to ECQUre I lAe.trasseit of the,Sierra Nloyena. " It iA reported that Grenada had heenevacuat ed, and that Genet d Vroyre has' stirrounded - a eorpa of 2000 French at biektna." ' Y 'l' - ; fej alo r. 71 , 0 0. .0 1" :(1. ; c r. 4 I • St. lA M ,Y;t4I III . I . eri t;'l%, Mays 5 1 ' tee ,; s 7 .4. la N IA Straw, 3 1 A . , 0. 15 1,1 P o di J to 9 1 . °I ti o , o .; ti n y 61 r'-'• „. Cho.or . 71. 7" ° ca. l.2 t o 41. 0 • Straw 3 lA9NVON printed by t:ltAl{i) tiAlettlS. ot MArtlott-cetart, Elova..st feet 4 t; r (.4 to) • and Pr Willed by V/11 1 IA 7 7, h Ya i ion-O rf ' l " At the-Se N 01 1 ,1 1 1‘3, No, 112, Straodi where4dvertitiments, areirs'for the Paper, Le-gter7 A kMlt, 1: 13 St, till 3S i OUT , for tbe-iCdpior Arc. tpost-pIto), to...zs! addros.tA. • Ti '(,: : v.. I .k T....'. 1 ',,,. ~_ V , .. 101 ;1; r , ',t., .. i '4i 't.' j.u,', ' 1 i i i r il 1 ,:. . i , t.. , , 1 r 11' I i FI~, _ . . " Tfie•Sessi.ns cornnlenced yesterilay before, Writ.. LIAM' MAI NWA MO, EVI. and. a Bench of 11:18:123- tl?Tt.s.—No ea4e of general int.Crt-st ,occurred. - Thomas Chapman and George Giles were i'ndiAect for an assault on Mary AnnMaslyn, on tIW 5..)7th of March last. The vrosecutrix, the wife of. one of the proprietqs oldie Chelsea stages, r Ales at the White Horse. publit-honse,Cliurch-laie,Chelsea ; in _consequence Of isnme ligifidalo(lS 4111/Ibitioll3: , W Itieb !bid be. Nil cast against her by the'prAnners, a temporary separation had - raked pia a bmween her and hcr husband., the:falsity of theieports; had, lun.vever, been dig, covered by Mr; ?Joslyn', and hz.s. , became iceoliciled to his wife. A Gile . 3 had been the . principal pro ,pagator of ib scandal, he was discharged front the Sdrviee nf Mt. Maslyie on the return of.the prosecu trix. lie, however, still continued to call at the yard of the White Horse,'duribg Abe absence. of Mrs. Maslyn, for the iiilrpo4e,of seeing tile . outer defendant, Chapmitn .011, the Q7th of March, the kosecutrit yaw the defendant, Giles,;, enter the • YO'd; and go into' the stables. She immediately de, sired him to'nnit the premises, which he:refesed.to do, accorApanying his refusal with, the most scan,-, ' l ,h l °' 3s araise. Mri. Madyn then,took him by the ethow,• - for the purpose of turning hion.out,:.w ! t en he asinited her, hook her violently, anti threw. her aernis , a , consequence of the treatment she received; she fell into a hi,' ,s Inch lasted from ten o'cli)ck•Ht night tilt' half-niit one in the morn ing, Her breast and arms were very much bruised awl awc,llen,• .;.On her cross-examination, she stated that the de fendant, Chapman, waa,' up . to the present day, in hoe hnshand's employ., as. his Managing man.• ! --qe . received the money during Mr. Maslyn'S ah r sence, which, prior to the unfortunate , difference between her and , her'husband, she had been in the habit : of having paid to her--- • -she had. taken hold of Giles's. n.-ek-hpndkerchief, when he assaulted her, 'lot the wirose of pre venting her from falling to the grounA. She denied over having told.a Wimitatt of the natne. of basis . that-she-wished Giles would strike her, fur if 'he hid his finger on' her' lightly as an . infaut Conld, she would swear her life against him. Sarah Baker deposed, that she 'had seen the struggle-between Giles and Mrs. Maslyn, the latter OF wham Was Puttied against a-c.Orn,bin, and cried . '° nl trifcr l Chapman,' the,other defendant, said, if yowcty - nturder in the stable, I will kick yon ont.' She saw the prosecutrix in the evening; ,he was tlien'squg4ling in a fit., Elitabeth White alsO stated, that she hal wit nessed. the struggle between the proSecutrix and She had . afterwards seen Mrs, ,Mokynin a ft. ' Her breast and "her, arms were bruised and swollen. , Mr Mort - icon, a medical gentleman,• was called. in on the day 'after the assault, and found the.prose canix in'an insensible state, in which bitilatioo 0. 11 had been during the greater part di tDe night. aer brelast, hands, and 'arms ? were•very much bruised. He attended her for a week. • Mr. Poor. x, for the defendants, observed, that the proseention was not carriedon.by : Mr.. Alaslyn, and, therefore, it was to be presumed he did not ap prove of it—particularly as he still retained Chap man 'in his service, who, , for any thing .that had been 'adduced againSt him, might have, been left out of the indictment; and then he wobld,,have had an opporthnity of examining him as to the facts of the case. contended ,that the resistance used by Giles, was perfectly lawful, and the. Prosecunix being subject to fits, had 'brought them on :herself by the violence and intemperance of 'tier connect ; and it was,unfair to say, that the defendant ..ass amenable to the law for the injury whch the pro- , secutrix had 'brought on herself. He thencalled Phcebe Davis, who swore that she'hadaieen Mrs. Maslyn standing_ at 'her 'own doer en !he 281 h of March; when she entered'into : a conversation about the frisk she had 'with the bt3t* ;" and observed, that she bad asked trim to strike 11:.m., bet he would not—she wished he. had—for, if he had only laid .hii finger' on lief, ,:she would have sworn her life against him.. , _ Mr.'Morrison waa.ag;iiri placed in the box,and deposed, that both on - the Q 811) and 529th of Match, the prosecUtrix wrl6 !oath: to leave her r096 . .' The CHAIRMAN summed up the evidence.--The Jury acquitted Chapman, and faUnd Sentenced to pay a fine oC2Os. LAUNCH Or 'rue Bnatn.s I,Yesterday this inte resting scene, so much blencledwith its national itll - excited. theanost ItyelysWosity at ill ranks cif people who flocked to view .the addition or an oAler ship lo Britain's bulwark The road leading. to Blaekwall \vas Ilterally'cov.ered %vine - careiage4, coaches, tax-carts, &c. and ,groupea of pedestrians going to the yard of Messrs. Wigratn and Cie: Where the vessel lay on the stocks. The river likewis , : presented its share of boats fi lled4ith company, NV:f/ich .according With the • . se re n ty of t he-wrereher, formed a most splendid spectacle. Tile temporary stand erected by the Proprietors of: the yard.for the odcomTedation of the Lords of. the AdMiralty, the Nobility, Bcc.; the vessels in the dock-yards, ott the buildings contiguous, and along the shores, ,were completely occupied with spectators, among whom. were a very prominent diiplay of fernale.beauty and fashion. The shipS hoisted their respective 'flags, and the band belonging to the Tower Hamlets gra , tified the company with several national airs.. A t ' a quarter past` three, a discharge of cannon gave a srgnal for the Workmen to remove the supporters, ?nilin less than tt minuteafterwards; this vessel Ma jestically glided into the besoin of the Thames, amidst the reiterated acclamations' of the people 011 shore, Ikhich were returned by those foil - board, The Launch was allowed to have been the most splendid Over Witnessed, and the utmost regularity `preVailed, without one accident. 'The ceremony of christening was 1)61(01 - Med by Lord Elliott, and she is - Supposed to be the largeit 74 gun ‘.ship in, the Navy. A cold collation was mo,t sumptuously 'sei'ved,up for the distinguished Nobility alter ceretnotiy,,at the house of Me,sra. Wigrato andC.O. Prom the immense , number - of carrtaf,gew that-Itued the read,' some difficulty oceasieoed . before a movement could be. effected for a free ttiorooglifiqe. '-' kiln : Ni.liile thus eut.lvy(l; 011 "Wednegcla'y'llit-1 gth um a n n. , ..----,,,, happened at Blen;yavell, ill the county or i,;,rmar• tli , tn, to three-men eni2:*ged in nil:MO.110e Oat of 3' ` til Oppei . part. falling- over the mouth ik . ihe ilttl' , ' tent.losed the piwr 'sufferers vigthin rilliOng the reil hot lime and coal. By '.iin instantore.oua‘ iarul'a ( 11 r), triade a desperate of to ,forca, their. weyi the kiln fell. and tvty through the burning rnasw, and ditc'efFll4l 'escape iii a drendful4 scorchedxonditi.u. \WIWI fittac; a farmer tif Langnick, and William Michael, tt'f:the sarne Parish', ran . W their Immo in a h t;tte of Li c;'o7v, the tOi fuer Inli soch:swiftnes that a horse. failed in keeping up i:vitli hiin,'. and he died in abou t thin y. hours - ; . the fat Lei 'had neatly sevt3n miles lb. ' ,- ,0, and.he nowt/ lie's in a.very hopeless state, as t(' the future its,: of his hands and feet. ',the Oth r , unfriunat'e man ran het wceo alive aud four milto: tq riiis . house, and Ins recovery is ext remety 4cobttill Ar. rnie-sione. a. three or foiir. ton wf.,i4lit 10 lalletit! on the piatforirs; which i,-, iopposed ‘0 'a , oe. l( ''''' ent( ti t s : loaioory of the kiln, and thus oecpioned till op 1,10-holy odeUrt*ce , • . 'Fil ii RULING • VASSION ---11. very lovely wollano wtio fainted away in . the crowd opposite Coll rioii,;'e (In tbtrtast,-: day ot.the public e.xhibiticm, ail, wii carriecl to the door of the Chevalier. 11'01016 . entreated tir atichulants to deiht Irani rubbing Il L et ' 11'111PleS 'With Hutt,vry w af e r, •as it would, iura la __-...-!.. a r • . .._—___ hiARRIBA.. On Monclay' the Ist inst. at' 'ElacitneY Sim iison, of Cornhill, to !Wits ,Elizbetli.,SiniPs°ol St. nnis's•sqiia c, ilackney. , ' 'o CO' (to S4turclay last; at St. Pancras Church, MO vg . ott:itti,, E5q... to Mtss Emilia Gesborne, of Alfred plo‘e'P furd-squaie. ' 1.00 14 . Yesterday, by. speciA license, 'at the POlace't ..,,,te, the Right lion. Char.lcs' Manners Suttbo, liidee-Aroh YellzrAilo Chaylotte,- eldest daughter of lual Asti, of 0 ssingiot Isloit h• shire „ , . . tr . tg am .... . ... dver.s,lool, 3he sorr: a nt oy, at St. Georges (..nuren. roan . hi.f 0 ' 1•Olti Viscount .ilaogctato, Chptch, M,ir pie ,f. Patl ick Crattl nal Bruce, Esq. of Glenelg, old 43 P veitor- ht rect. • COAL lULY yrio, cs, Ships at Market. , SPiPs 4041 * 1 od, to IA St oth 10 Newcastle . • . 7 • o , 2 COM . • • • 2 • 49S' ' ' rxicE ql• sroas .. . . -- • ygstrßoAr.. , ~,ps,Pr' riiik Sfoa, 214 . ''''' ' '' Y I In dia 8°11" A " 1 . ' sr' wo; : perf.,:ent 941 ex. div. 1 oid Ann, t, ic;, ,iii,i,. 4 per Cent. 79 , 7Z i : 79, , t,cjicl• 0 1 :', 1 , ,5,, :' i per Cent. KO. 6z I , Orim i T ni o if , I I ; per Ct. Coris.-621 elt.liiii. I riipatiat An ~ „i., ,, 6 , Batik L. 'A 1art. 1 :36 -, t I:.l6thsi - Cos. Int OP "....."` -----------T'- ' . ..r...............tr..-••••i.......0er.0.0 .0.r.0...r^. . ' , . '•.' ' " ' . ' LON DO N Amucivlos ac. ................. . .RETURN O F WLi I', A 'i' )AVNI A lilk. we ' 14 orit By, Messrs..CHtz.o and M6I.PAS. M e ' ll , , i . ' • 111,rdai6g Gnly from-lune az, to ity''' " 1 , _Agreeably to ila Ad. • _. el 11 Quarters at ocs od, 631 .(211.1(iCtS.‘ 490., a • .................... at 9 3 9d , , , „..„„„„,_„,..... ar . 0 : ,,a 16 ----.---' cil 17 ................. a. ..., 0 ..-. at 1„ „I 261 r--2.---i-.at 9os orl ' 4, 9 ---- Ls( -- ---- at . Sgs" od 64 ----___:" I '))' o s' tin.----• at 11/iii od 15 Z. - ____,......---- t r li t , . .31 • • .---;-;.-- at 87s ad .33 --- ':11 l'' - , et .` 1 47 ''''''"'"'"'"—", at - Sr; od4 --"----- , E 67 , ' 61940 ..---....,-* $t ' L A, a - - ~....•°' O4 59z -,-"•"--:""" at ' B,is od ' 63 . ~t . , 6 1t o , t ,-.4'"', At elt -.............--. - LA ' , ' 3 1 4 —7------! at 82, od • lA' .........:....00. at " a' ii 4 --------- at 815 , )(1 ( zl 9. l' ' Total 7;43 Quartos'.-- P AVetage 835r._. ' Is. z I: higlier titan last Acta It offoi C 0,14 i Coe' ktr ••«''' t 61') j i Ili - -"" 4 , • 19 3 so y " ; 3,1 s. • A It ETV R:ts; ()P 1'1 ,14 Front fun° zi, to tune :B.—fro nt til Sacks. $. 41 '.. u , acks. 11. d„,ii . 2.i. .......:-..... s, r , • 7 -......: 7z 10 .1/9 o•i 12, ir, ---- 75 0 ; r.......• 7r 4, ' 6 O ---- 74 0 1 76 ----" 70 ' 0 1513 ..--6 i utat—s6,37s Sacks.t.s7l-1-iiNinvreer;:re.74 60. 10 t6oii. S. to 94' 115400111 .*0 ics• VI 4P' 'id • --S. l at. 10S tu • • igs. 0d..t0 . J. Oa 04 X. o il. 10 ai• ; ' 1 . oil to 4 ° 3 6s . 4os, 0 s 1, to • to 4°* . Q 4 l 7*,. sEED S . Red Clover (new) - - Whits ditto Rye-Grass • Turnip Itc:4l and C wen Wltircz lkfmtud Seal Bromi ditto Carniway sect 4 Cori:it - Oct do, Ciugtic Foin Trefoil - " 411 't• Swim%psi. 51 t 0,61. 6s, 51.40 ex. to 1 41. E"exi 01. as. to 71, os, 'Old Hui, I)uty, iaid 145,004. • e N t. VG 4 sA. AN 1:71:111eA, 1455:: .01:11 00 :05: Litton 0. to i•s• b•i• ' 04 ' Lomb . pct. is lou i;AVJ 1111) • sd to Best I-loiters Steersdper hr i 2S' 13c1 to Is vtt Mak er oc i to Middlings '25 o d so 2s 21 E:rigolt:L to x6.4'1.. Lamb Skins is, .%11:.:1:iii°,11,..:1-01:1:,,r::10141,:411:::„1:11:..6„.:64.:.$01' °0?...:31. sop do• 59!".1.,„,g, otli It!viting St'" l O. ditto NIA.) C;Gives IS" . 0 4, 1 C00111ret45,1,90;:d, 9Of .6i, V eitOW SC3II, 75......100t . / t 10 to• ' it,.,:/A04i1,0 - Ptice Of Candics pa. dozen,. ,-- St.lares's Marker 3 5, 7..;'':• Cle 31tet W111WC113,1).. Market is. 7. per stone of tiitr. • 7s. %a: Merav price venor. street. . , ! , . DIED. . ir, f ir 3lil .. On the loih 'ult. at Whitby , Mrs. Atty, w.— ° ~, Atty, lisq. .. Nal r On Wednesday last,. at Gloucester, wliere sue qt, ftkt benefit or her health, Mts. lane Kokr e l . l ot t ed . 4' , .... . Re ad, of Charing.cross; atter a vvi lingetat II" Che 60 Of iht the 6th inst. at his house.in Totter es ' dull. . Esq. late of the lsland.f Tobago. ,CO • "1Y Yesterday' maraing,, in Lower BrOVIC-Stree OP vennr.square t in conietitienee of a fall I roin lli.i Iwo' , ryas Betington; Esci: ---------'''. ~' .~ f X wt i A i P .