The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-30 00:00:00

7.. It V W♦ ;S. v. connect. the sitbi-ct tif 'our last with that of our itr t ,, vnit. from this gre.it l'oem, in - its I rawihttions. It be proper to t" 1,. hit:, in Ow exeent ion of Ow tigk torAitztted to r the Sty, J i.in (; , ,th.l,!s.:, Alecto, Bk.'s in the fir:4 instatwe to the Ir tin' of uo,r,il - ttlicre, arcing on the mind and. the heetrt of Amata, the I.g.itian.Q..een, site inittek her to yin- I } ! It) opnositionto theContisels of the I:: tr.,. a tl , v deelat ed will of !'.e (un ii 113vilig - :!eii this , the i.ury next repHir.. to the hvitiie iin of the 1 1.ntal ,to t'Ar sti,:itinst I ite'Trojatig : and here site ilk. 1:3 Hll tier nrcie.sty of terror. As 11. e 111, origio.ll unieers XI/ been :it If ri: 1 . 131` 11s S'1313111111(V; select it tor (tut the ricat tran•lators in ti)cir excitonototi ti grand- subject. 'rime dee , slott ot the r eliints we shall leave, svithont uh": .11 , 11 t to inflartice their voires, to the good t is!e 0: toir cattPl.4 ; and we eminot entertain a &no.' oi I;.eit sailrages being git en, with our's, itt favour of our poetit- . conwelopurary. 'Ehe s t - ii4sage begins ..vitiv line 40 . 0 of the (it ihiuitl i'ostquftm visa 7,rineo?; rul,qs.Ve donvium 4c. found lit.trycrniut spread so far, t r io,a ,mihroird hi , .tr, Lai lire 11011 wing; she cletrues the chins, , liilht'where yeiting `lv as tt ts Ins town. as fame trport,. wot Inidt 14 • DAN AE, prig:mutt with altntglity mould ; i'i)tt, fled !ivy father's rage, and, with a train Ili following litgives,, throillt the stormy main brie a Itf the suitthcro was (Ova here to reign. Ava. :%1 it lin °nee, now Arilea's name it heat's: (hive it fah city, now contittmed with years. Pete in loin. Palace Toast's lay, juetui~i ti c,,orifies of the night and day, Svcure. the rainy laid kill!; if cr tai' t.• awl limbs, and, with new^ methods, tried • P rln• of the intellosl rot at to hide. „„ slit, takes the tremblink mien : 'Vivi 'fie , . hirrow'il, and her troot oltscche wrinkles mull her cheek she draws : I So.' •zie lire ears, nwrilMi/dAs's are her jaws. 1 - 1(1 . y 'with holy fillets hound, I ivr teolulvs with an olive tvrvatii are crown's!. () I . llflQ, WIIO Lept I lit sacred Cone (): inoo, now shc . scred, and tims began, H•vdrin.s 1► dream, tu rouse t,14; caretcss man: , 41,11.1 Tnitruls then such vticllegg toil sustain I II n'od cioiquer towns in vain' %A lit, to a Trnisin head 10tvear the prize: itiy v.:joy thy vietories ,cept le, ttly hinorl his bnnght, Tin. 'king Li a f ihterr, 40 ,1 ! , ,..cig.t heirs art' sought., to , .k tie;tideti num! anti se, k at:Wth to;ls, vie %N. ti;1111,44!) . 16 0:1 the. dusty phiu 1 licpet the 'l'utwalt ines; 'heir city seize 11 , :',•Ivet the Latill h inxitrions I,lNt! VOM t111.110 , 4V etrii .11:11.3 y•• 11116: •I . l)Car t!V a ; and her %void, von heir. AL arm %one .'srde:ing ; issne in : M c h ttitlhi tt tiiknit as.itutt tht, Tan,ion 1116 , 1 shell' vtilitell ships, that he lt , 111.41111, wilt) tire and sword desttuy. ",l'he I, 11111(.4% Ige shall submit. Own hi. old Ili, new forget ; Lei kin; in it, Ins 1..1%11' of its:us prove; Anti le:Ito te. fear 110 tii,l4iilS Iu CIVe. FM- t . t tch Fi r ac t .ti'N yoolll'lll Prints Vt it scorn replied, thi, hold defcnec . 4 Yon tuil me, ! huts , : Infore tiek4 if 4.1 i, .'l, ` I tlettrivt• re.tr hor wilt ittiteoke the : y ,tra . e ./ N nitir4t pecoltAr 1,1,131 , 0 r y.,11 4:4(1 S ., tllllY itr:lgtttrit iu ytotr lonely cell., f4o ) . ist.. Ihe "It t: . pie Gods ykltir.care to rotht uf peace anti war." y tenrolP A#ACTO's rage pror4e, its . u* fur:1.0,461 kit; ithe &poke, V.v eyes grew sti,t,y B 4l ; ats,l will, sulphur 'JUR ;• IsitiptiO 100 t.% unit lit forth retina : carliog sliakorti li , ,e,ings till the place; opea all the lone% of Ler Noe. 'lir a file trout her iii.sligoant eyes, o.co hinilocloviird.us lie to rise, thigeritig, s(oight to fraiao ,nine new replies; 'High pi. I;er head site ruttwisted tinal,e4; 31cr ch. 1:1 ;. iallks, and her whip she slialte4; Aad, eburuitsb tiLioily foam, dins loudly Ildsold whom t too. ts with, to dote, and tell thf arftls, iinawis,rd iu her hod). cell ! .14 , 11, -, 111 the Fate's infernal minister! %Vat', death, destruction in :Ity hand I bear !" Thus havtag said, smotthrring torch, in, pre.sted AVith her full force, she plunged into his bre:i,t. Aglie. , t be waked., anti, starting from u k bed, cold sweat in clammy tlrops his limns u 'erspreml. tie Arm, a i iii ! CI ii s; st,vord tilld shield prepare!' bl C3llll. blood, and mort.ll war. No, Mit o eith t.tylding thtnes a caldron fries, The 1)01,1)Iiliu, went r. front the bottom rise : Above Ito it brims t hry fiffer their fiery way; - Mick c..poltrs climb ttluft, and cloud the d.,y." I.ht nZN. Iteader, particularly if he be conversant with the original,,will be' aware that several parts of thi, extract. Ore open to objection.. 'Mitt with out time, or 'pace, or inclination for critical re maths, -we have contented ourselves with noting two, p!;tvcs. in the drat of which I)torneN lots in fo:ll,ld a line (mid oncrestionably in very bld uit how :lily watiAnty front VtRGIL and, tt, c ,1:11:ied to the Flay, the " Dc -7 - ziere! Gouli," the rtgol fottnre of the eyes, which it horror of the affrighted chief, •• , • h,•ri• ' 9;Utv the Limited rage abound, 5ir,,.,. , , ,t 1 eottosvis coTtfoatot ; ,ties, Ito ottir,lt tlarkett'tl.ltirs, f., 11 trom Paine, ; , , •uth boat Areo 4 e.tu •,,,tlt, by Ai I; , ,Iloorioos itiiutt ftiono' Nwx tike. ; ; f kw' old renown. f-, ill his 41 ;, T t i } . o , o6 l a y , k . ' ll 4 , 1 thr day, • I.e,lati feria „, ,r. , , , I,tcc of storm. t ymit, T it•tilea pl4 l tl:l.s ),At II tk% of 441(AV ; 0110; i: o fiti e, anti f uh•o, ' • , 11 ' 4 iayethil f)o,•en, ; Iv; youth she ; , ,tli brSittiliC ; Ritiriocci t()1),3 be ? - ;,!tject train ir sp.el lrl' 4 . itioeiting Tray 1 its ir,dkr, 11,., • ririg .1 ; exracitl %. ght))"4 1 • ,icChick ill gUre• • , witliti.l(l ' , t. (f;titreii'd, 2:' lta ; A Ll {VB.'' it tk ynttoliftil pride, . , • lay pt ilto7 rvoi tvviltd YL tht: l.t , ;fTe rri ii 4 tii) fait to we with hUdt airy frights JuNo hcr,vli iny liot tttoo, v..,,ed mother! in the rust o f years, m Ip:tied by and paraliteti 'with fears. With Icings and wars lost idly pingoe thy thought, 'A doting pri,steAs front het teinpli, brought. Go to trly statues, and tliv hulk tires!. eare of theist thy tetnlio4 hunt : regimes. To Mall tlry ~avervigri, peace :ont war resign: His he to judge and 11 , j :ht.—to pray he tttiiu!" Aa thns -he spoke, ALEcTo's fury ro , e At once his joints all book; his hie-blond froze : eyoS grew stone; tio dire the forni So etirl'd With snakes the Stygian rot stand,. With a fierce glance that shut a witheting dame She horl'il hint hack ; and, as he /move to frame Faltering exedses, ITRI ' d her sewage of blood, (While upright on her !owl her serpents stood), And tlitintler'd tni:i the sow) hag strokes; "Lu l lit re Whoa time impairs with pare,lizing le tr : With kings and wars, who idly idagnes her thought; A doting priestelot from her temple bronght Seel from the direful caves hulusv I come l my hand hears coollicti death and woe I" She spolie; and at the ,youth a firebrand cast, r lack with hell•ltanies, which thrniti his yilitis pass d. sl,•cp straight lid his couch; and terror's dews, Chill front each pore, hi; ireful:N:lz limbs sull'use. Frantie to , races fior arms, and, unrcprest, The sword's direpass.on revels to his ineitst. As when the flames, with crackling w.oil supplied ) Ficret ly en:hr.:cc the boiling caldron's silt : Watery power, ex,ltiog from the lire, Foami u'er its hounds; and dushy fines aspire." SYM NIONSp L.•.W 1:\ I'ELLIGENCE LOLLS Cong . '', JVNIt 25. IMPORTANT DECISIOS. Loup Cuut.MONDRI.II.Ir V.l.oun CLINTON. His Honour the :11AsT'e'lt.of the Hot. having, announced Lis intentionot t)g ,Hignittet in this .lung &wofing and importaiit ea,se, Court was_ early crowded to execs All the le ,dine' Connsel, and nearly the %%lode .or the Chancery' 13ar, were present.,--Upon the B by the sid e of his lionour, were Ltird end Lord Auckland, the Alarvis of Lonoowtot, and Lotti Sefton.. ieveral ladieb ut rank, iotereSteil itt the result, were also preSelit . • 11;5 11011oMr eo•mmeneed his indemeet by r e fer. ring to the state of the tute,aiun its it ap i n...o.ed u p on ti. picioraigs, ohserviog that it Nos ins , e ly tifin of law depending upon slit' elf. e peal ti:in of deeds, awl the limit at ittit rot.} 'tort.; it, 1:e.'.11 Ile found tlt4t the lasi absolute 1"'oi:"( 0. "t F'Atattl, the sithivet of ' , seat snit, 5054,1t , ,0 ;: e. lof o:l6rii, who died in the year 1791. 1.1..i.ivz the pos , esior,' he, io the ! f riar 1781, ex ecuted a settlyment;oir the et fit wHvirOit. fur and principle truestiim the viol-A. th-pe:idedi. By thiit deed; after at recital, lie Ii e l tiser e s tateg to himself for ~ft', with remaisi.:cr to tttr it's of 'his body, att.l iii detaelt or issue, wi It reinaitider to Samuel Rolle. Under thii Lind' a-, (ion, the drientiant claimed •to he owitlett, and there was no doubt he was the persona de.iiviat , r, the person in whose favour Lord Ortion inter; sit the limitsition shotild ultimately take of There could be no, doubt the intention of 'Lord Ortord W a s, that the hells tri''i'tis mother shotihi, in 1,0.. lure of .his tss , e, .be Hie persons tti ttltotti the estates - were to descend ; but, outoritio4lely for Loud Chilton, a blender bati been committt.o in the mode 'of expressing that intention, and the settlement had been so worded, that the last remainder, instead of v,stitig, iii the. hens of his mother, reverted{ lit the right heirs of himself. The present rig b t heir of Lard 01 ford was litilltleßtloll ably Mts. one of , the plaintnifs It is as MliCit ' 10 be regrettvil that there was nothing its the present case which was exectiov—sottiting that gave the Court the power to iso'i' , ity or‘alter the pa:tit:6ler exprosion sit the I),cd sit Settle ment, so as to pftee the parfit,•in (ht. 3ittpitioll 111 it hid, they Crete evidently inteoded t scan Ile had _looked into all tlie precedents %illicit lied been refertcd to Hi 'the B,Jr, and had too found one that would htiti to pto a con. structionon the settlement etti hat the strict intetprrtation of the we'd., ;wino. t e ,, ev e !. if the question retated to a will is deed. For these rea-ons hi, t lotions. si 34 i.f t at Under the settlement of 1781. Lost Cloutitt took no estate or interest. The next point was whe- titer what had been the ill)vjotiN if Lard I.orfortl by the deed,of 1781, had been confirm.. et( by tli effect of a ssiletpsent decd s•xeetited 179.1, after the death of his Lordship. Upon this part of the case his tiournir was of opieioti, that use construction Lontended for nit t he part of the defendant was not the trite ..tie, and that nothing cow:tined in the deed ot 1;1)1 was confirmatory of the lotentiou of 1...0il 0,- - ford. The last point upon whiCh the' heivittlaiit's Counsel bad hid stress, was whether the tiglit of the plaintiffs was tint hatred by the statute if li mitations It hail been insisted that. Lyre; Clinton had acquircil att indiSputable title. by t woo y year, possession. Ile was of opinion that there tests no pretence for the operation of the,stattne of limitations. Lord Clioton., although he . had been- long in possetision of this iMmense pro• pertyi bad never any thing ,but a precarious tit permissive possess4On, which, whatever might be its -doration f could never ripen into a leo gal possession. Upon the . whole, the conclusion, lionour was,lhat the right.to this .property, its well as the equity ci redemption, of bitch part as was in mortgage, .was in Mrs. Darner, and that Lord Choimoudeley had no interest but what was cornuitinicated to hint by Mrs.DOner. There was a 'remaining question -es te a mortgage to Sir Lawrence Palk. The consideration of that part of the subject would make no.dilference as to his jai gment,'-for it appeared that.Sir.Lawretiee Palk hail nee/owed his money ,on tt.'had title, and. had therefore no claim oft the propetty. I.lls Honour finally observed, that as this was strictly a lewd question, mid—involved-such very important bite rest. t, he would recommend, it the Coanset for Lott' Clinton approved the stifigestion, that it shotdd be sent to a Court of Law.. Sir S. ItomILLY said, lilac without wilting to couiult Lord tkoton, he would ilinpleif rake the ca , e his lionflur Ut oirvird for the purpose of having the tieeisioo of Fi (~mot of 1,4 t tir. [Lt is suppoieti the property Lord Clinton loses by 110, will, in its amount, sicaily ex ceed 20,0001. a.-yens.] rroin the LONDON O ;717.1"1"n, June 28, 1817. Lord Chanilierlithi'.? (yfive, Jrvit 27, 1817. Notice is Ini.hy . givett, that his itoyal Highness the Prince Ilegeiit will hold a Levee at Carlton House on Tuesday nest, the istof July, at two o'clock. Tile Gazette notifies, that the Prince Regent Ims, appointed George Manners, Esq. Consul in the State of Muisachusettg; and approved of the 15th Regiment of Foot bearing on Its colours and appointments the words " Martinique" and " Guadaloupe," and of the 67th Regiment bearing, in like mariner, the word " Barrostt," War-Ogee, June 28, 1817. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Gnards, Pentenant William And() Ravenbill, front half-pay of the Ist Dragoon Guards, to he Lientenant, vice Richard . FetMiner, who exchatigt4, receiv ing the difference. 6th Regiment of Dragoons, Captain .Tames Ballard Gardiner, from the SOth I•%Lit, to he Captain of a Troop, vice Chap . umn, who exchanges. Ilith Regime-W.(4 Light Dragoon:, Serjenn't-Major --Col lins to he Regimental Quarter-Nlaster, rice Charles Tarle ton, %rho retires upon half-pay.. • ipth Ditto, John H ill, Gent. to be Cornet, by Furchase, vice Dungan, promoted. 12th Regiment of Foot, Lientenaht John Baßter, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Keapposk, dece.ased. knsign Luke Prior to he Lieutenant, vice Baxter. Charles Upton Tripp, Gent. to tie. Ensign, h)' purchaso,.vice Vernon, appointed to the ist or Grenadier Regiment of . Foot Gouda. Serjri.nt-Major John Kenneth Leith to he Adjutant (With the :rank of Ensign), vice Priestley, who resigns tire ~fkOjo.- - taoey. only. Assistant-Surgenn Wiliam Morrison to bu Surgeon, rice', O'Hara. deceased. lio7tpital-.lNsi:tant John Lisertwood to be .Issistant-Snrgeon, vice M“rri , on. ' nth Ditto. Benjamin Morris, from b.lf-pay of the Regiment, to be Eti;ign, wit hontpnreaose, vice Thome!, Gordon, who eechanges. airl Ditto, Lieutenant . llenty Olivier front half•pay'of the eSth F.ot, to he Lieutenant, vice. :John :',ltats M'Culloch, who exchanges receiving the oilf,rence. toth Ditto, Captain Thomas Clmpatan, front ti"e title Koons, to he Cuptain of is Company,. rice Gardiner, who exchatwes.' • • • Rill , Brigade, LientemMt. John Twi.t.g, from hal f-pay.of the he First I,leiteolnt,' vice Gentle Vickers, evtluing , s, receiving - the-difference. - • Ist West India Regiment. Arthur Mever, Oent.: to be Ensign, vieelluut, appointed to the Royal Mi . ,- C3ll . Royal, A trivan Corps.---I'n be Lieutenants .without purcltase, ynsign Adamson, vire Stet et, deceased ; Ensii4ti Henry lialthaiar Adams., - -vice Rae, -deceased. To he tfiisi4ni,l , nsign 1,.tiw4r,1 Hnnt , iron; the Ist WeAt In diti vice Adamson; Williant rvl'ltac, Cent. vice Ada tnv. 11).t.ITALSTAFF.—'4aff-Sttrgeon Colin halters, from the half pay, to he S'Ir.:1•11n to the FtlreeS, vice John Vaughan rxchanges. _ To it Ifospital.A-sistants - to the' Forces, Hospital-Assistant Alet.iittler Ctoon‘ing, from half pay; Hospital-Assi!itant Jorne, Sibhald, I). float half-pay; liospital-Assistant Janie.; 1.. w k''arren, NI. I). from half-pay • floTiial-As cstant flames kohettson, from half-pay; Hiospital-Assist ant Peter Lamont), from half-pay; Ilospital-Assistant Itobt. fpon half-pay; Hospital-Assistant David Ewing, Iron, ~ ignetl by the L.,rj Lieutenant of the County o f Noithumbtql.ind. To he T)erinty Lient,iants, Sir H.,rkee Ditrid Cholwell St. P.tul, Bart. and Count of the Holy'. Roman Empire, Letitia' d til4fto Orde. EN. Henry lien age St. Nut, Esq. [(Mien Laueelot Allgood, Esq. ~George Dalston Shaftoi Esq. Pridtaux John :• elby, Esq. Robert De Lisle, Esq. R.VN SUPERSEDED. .1. P. Seddon, lititnerton, 'Middlesex, CIA:NKR UPTS I'. cooper, AVormernod•street, victualler, July 1, at eleven, Had 4.our. s, and 9, at ten, at (;niWhat!. Attorney, casti c , cursitot-street, Chancery lanc. It. Pooeate, I)riMeld, I'ooolole, tanner, July 3,5, and Aug. 9, at ,lereti, at the Yorkshire array, Kingston- Attornty, M, Melts, Gray's 111n-gtiaare. w. liculocl4 Di,taft-lane supr-lailier, July I, 12, and Aug. H. at eleye.n, at Attornie§, Messrs.:l'prd' and Son, Guildhall-yard. W.. k ) j)vitt, Queen`s-Elms, Brampton, merchant, July 5, 12, and Aug. 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messy.). Dynce and Son, Billiter-squoye. • W. Roads, Oxford, grocer, July 9,. 10, and Aug.' 9, at ten, at the Star Inn, Ox:'ord. Attormes,.llle4Sll. EdiuntulJ and. Jeves, Chancery lane. It. Treniun, N4wton, Yorkshire, machine-m'alrer, July s, at e six, July 8, at tea, and Aug. 9. 'at eleven, at the,Yhree Thivslt. Attotnies, Messrs, Ms,rtou and ,Willitsiuson, CraY's-Inn-square.. W. Bell, Brampton, t. muberland, brandy-meychaat, .lalY - 11, 12, and Aug. 9, at eleven, t the George Inn, Penrith, At- torney„..llr. HodOon, Dyers-court, Ahleruirvtbury. Manchester, rictoniler,ly 19, 21, and Aug.. n, !tt e;even, at the White Bear Inn, Nianchester. Attor• H.43lakelock, Srrjeant's Inn. It ilkinmon, jun. New-east le-ispon-Tytte, ship-owner; July '2.2, 24, at eleven, and Atte. 9,. at six, at the George Inn, Ne wcastle-npon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr, Hartley, New Bridge street.- Harley, t 4ospoit, sottit-mannfacturer,i July ,21, at one, July. tat; at ten, Aug, 9, to three, at the Crown Inn, Portstnottth. Attornies, Messrs. Brivs and Slinchin, Essex-street, 'Strand. - • J. Darwin and T. - White, Clement's.cArt, Milk-street, wholesale hosiers, July 1, at our, inly 12, and An s. 9, at twelve ' at Guildhall. Attornies, Mess rs . Sh erwoo d an d S on Canterbnry• vin are, gout twat+. T. Itoadlotight, set. of Aldersgate.street, *add ler, July to, l2, find Amt. 9, at. ten, at Attornics, Messrs. Lamb • an I Hawk, Princes-Orert,ll.4nll., C. Hewitt, Norwich, hoot- mal,er, July 4, 17, :and \lig. 9, At .at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. AttiqlleY, Mr. F. Ahnott, Roll's-yard, Chancery-lane. Brentall, Ilkeston, Derbyshire; farmer, July 14, at nine, jut } , woi Aug. 9, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Not- Attorney, Mr. Chilton, Chancery-Line. C. (e •r±,c h. llristol, deafer, July 4, 13, and And. it 9, at twelve, at the le Hart Inn, thistol. 'Attorney, 11% It. King, Etq. Stqj,init's-Inn Fleet -street. .. R. store, . Tint sh, Yorktltire, watchinalter, July Id, at one, Jitly 17; awl Aug. 9, at eleven, at the Clo Men Fleece, Ti.'osl. Attiinsivs, Messrs. Morton and Williamion, Gray's-inu-square. DIVIDENDS. July 19,.J. Kirkman, nigh-street, St, Mks's, brewer— July 19, J. Buller, ► victudSler—btly 22, I'. Nits, (11,1 liread-street, insurance-bruker-4,,1y 19, C. Chatham, brewer—Jnly 26, W. itobeil=, jun. pettlonercliant. —.luly 22, W. M. Cahusac s nigh 'llolho-n. musical instru ment-mac, --July 24, W. triOier. Cheltenham, carpenter July 23, Gilbert, Loughborough, Leicesterihire, limb( r merchant—July 18, K. Seabrook, Creat Bradley, butcher-- , -Aug. 12, K. Chick, Nlolyneaux-strver, Ilryanstone square, linen-draper—July 12, J. Fauktier, A. Atkinson, W. Atkineon, and A. Atkinson, Crittcheil , friars, merchants— Aug. 19, D. Pitt, Fenclinrch-stre, t, hosier---Jely 22, M. ralkner, Manchester, stationer—July 9, J. Cecil, T. I)enui -41:41' J. 'Jenson, Liverpool, nterehantsr-July '1 tampion, Wapping-wall, ship-owner—July 19, W. C ,, :es, F. Coles, and %VV Wtlliscsps,. lincii lane, broker:4-1111y c2i?, Todrnan, Womi-street , warehouseman—July 1, C. (*old smith, Bridge-street, Illaektriars, tavern-keepsr----Jnly 19, .1. laude, Tokenliouse-yard, merchant---July 1.9,'J. Loy. and W. f.bw,• Mincing-lane, merchants--Jaly 22, J. 1.3a%.:.cr, St. hooey's-surer, dress-maker. CEIITIFICATES, JuLy 19. .„. I. Hornsby, `ern'. Nero head, Cumberland, Webb, New Sm..- us, Wiltshire, baker—J. Lischitan, Wi gan lAncaslitie, basier—,l. (.:arveley, Cain dgestiire, dealer-li. Clement, Cirear Cartevlane, Docp, rs ' Como:tots, stable-lreeper—T. Pem.son, North Shields, draper—lt. A. Smith, helper, Derbyshire, rnereer--G. Big land, Biglaml4 tall, I anctishire, irocattaster—lt. Doble, Ken ton-at teet, Bruntwick-square. iminter-4. Price, lirir,t,d, irotirroinuer—,-E. Nappere we,. Frotne-Sel‘t:ood,Sotnertietsliire, Pit g..roi—W. Tomer, Whitchorcli, Sliroitslsire, so. hitrct--- A. Howard, Lower Tootiog, grocer--William Stone, Sloane- - are, met c hant —G. EParyn, Canterbnry, muney-sersrenev— 11. nosvoing, Stackpott, Clreshite, inn.keeper—W. Cobb, New-street, Cis v (1 , corn-dealer—a. Nut, R.; 6 - Kton-it po»- Thames, syett-crir-Iter—t r. Willis, Bath, npholsterer---11. Betray, tailor--rl. Newman, Nusvgate-street, ptioser—W, B. liarvkridge, Orr - eland-street, l'itrroy-srittare, surgeon-4. Purley, 1145 h-street, Pyitinr,lruc,:r—O.BinmAt, • Norfolk-street,' Strand, tailor-5. r. Fatly, Gerrar.l-street, Soltu, , lruggist--1.,0. Bold, Liverpool, tuercitant-T. Purday, Margate, stationer. PARTNERSHIPS DINSOLVED. . It. Hazledine, J. U. Itastrick, T. Davies, and A. Brothe, Trim fwindery, Brithrtiorth, - Shropshire (as fur as concerns J. U. Rastrick)—W. Dalgleiih, S. Dalgleisti, and W. Pal gleislt, j Vu. Litnehouse, timber. merchan-- tsC. Conway and J. Perkins, Lime-street, Felicburch-street,euffee-room-kt epees —J. Elliot and J. Grainger Hayes, Middlesex, maltsters--. W.' Giles and J. W. Bud:land, Harp-lane, Tower street, tailors—J. Hill and J. W. Williams, Exeter, druggists—J. Smith and I. Orme, Coventry, hosiers--J. 'fort y, It. Muir, and J. Muir, Gibraltar, merchltits--R. Blackwall and W. Bradshaw., Wirkswortli,,Perlp hire, nierchhots—W, James, and W. Cross, Hertford, wooisiapleri:- S. Pickering and F. Laugh* on, Newmarket; school-mistresses —J. Byer and F. Beer, Plymouth, irmitnongers—J. Bowen and W. Jones, Hullywell-Mreet, Shorediteli, linen-drapers — F. Frans and W. Price, ;linuries, tea•dealers—S. fleap; T. Fallows aond M. Follows, Ch. adle, Staffordshire, innkeepers--. 1. Wardrp and E. Lothian, Glasgow and Radcliffe, It. Platt, and It. Platt, jun. Stonebreaks 'Yorkshire, elothitrs--W. Hart, J.Woolley: and S.Woolley, 'N o ttingham, lace-ntacltine nOierferpt. and .1. •Pritchard; Bounoaty-row. Blackfriars road. edliitter-makers.--M. Itulpli and T. Morris, Thornburg, Glimeestershite, attorrlies—T. Ashi idge and J. It .lieitsun, looking-glass-minufacturers—T.Jacksun and' itita . ggs, Change-alley, Cornhill, atturnies-4. u Ile r and , W. Wildman, Stp:thorer, Strut/a, farmers. SUMMER ASSIZES. . NORFOLK CI Reerr. • Before Lord Chief JostiCe Glans and Mr, Justice ANIOTT , Monday, the etst of July, at liockiagiuttn. Thursd4y, the 3tth, at 13,-(l:urd. Satorday, th'e -Nth, :It flinitingdon. Alotiday; the 281 h, at Citruhrickle. . Thormlay, the.Stst, at. Bury tit. Edmunds. Tuesday, the St It of August, at Norwich: NORTHERN. Before :he Loan 13AKON aad Mr. Baron Woos. . :. 4 .tittir+4ly, the 19th Of July, at the City of York. Monday, the 4th of August, at Durham. . Sat oc(14 y, the filth, at Newcastle. i - day, the It at Saturday, the 2:tit, at Appleby. IV echiesday, the 27th, at Lancaster. ,MIDLANI). - Before Mr. Justice IL‘vt.s . .v autl Air. Justice NoLsoYD. Tuesd%y, the. sth of July, at Nurthautpioll• Friday, the 18th, at ()Ashanti. Satii/tiay, the h, at Lincoln. Thursday, tl.; 241 h, at Nottingham. Saturday, the 25t1t, at Derive. Wednesday, the :full:, at Leicester. Saturday, Aligust 2, at Coventry and Warwick . BErIING TA'rTERSALL'S, JUNt • DONCASTER ST. LEGE!. 6 to 1 apt. Mr. Watt's Whitelock. G to 1 Sir T. Stanley's %%Tatra. •, 9 to I -- Duke of kiannlton's Restless.. '1 to 1 Mr. Fletcher's Camelion. 12 to I Lord Milton's Stainborougb. 14 to I Brother to Itapha.l. 15 to I *"."' Marquis of Qiicii.ubberrY' s ' CaTed°ni'ap r: ,N T i s o betting ob t ei : t i t i w c he s e :; : t ni ;e r w isn in tit : k i r ae l t i sl e da t Cas),ceet,oivin;:riataStseeter.twit:libieet ts: Skitii,Aquator, and Sir Thomas.—Tvto to agst Shun. he Magi► Sober Metting.—Larina the f a roor.te. From recent crests in the Sporting World, betting , Jib e . all other speculations, is become very dull. , . 0 g v COUITSE OF EXCHANGE, I1111 1 AY• 18 .B 21 , s. " Aiusterdant ' .....• 3S ° r . Ditto, at ..iigitt 11 16 L'. • Auistei dint ' Ditto, at sight It 17 2 its. i Ilottertlain , f Anhgeo.... 5 li i ts. H.imbitigh . t• , 36 ti 2i -9. , Alltollt . us. Paris, 3 Day's sight..... 25 0 g Ditto' • 2 5 () mane, ti A: . c.ienux, ditto , i4 g .''• live F. atiklorT on the :gala ..... .• • sit ,' it.% _ Al ad rid ta.iii ievillv . • • . 34 [Whoa S i Gibraltar • AS Leglo•rn • ... ...... .. 97 (:c.,aa... 45 : 1 1 -- - -Venice Nlo it a . . • 17 3 Naples ...... .••• I 4 ° ' per to • P.lleralo Lisbon . ..... 57i t liro ) .l rt a%eiro ... . ........................ '` 9 t . .. Dublin .... Agin of the Ba n k on • • Holland.. " - 7.3: TW a pe r 011 Coin • Portugal G o ld, i n ont Foreign Gold, in Bars 3 15 6 New Doubloons ___.-------* • On tl~e Lady ' s t . tf ic C il a r y i t ri a g i t t , 1 , -I , l p lg l h a es s o l n )' :A .A g e 1 , 11 BIRTHS. • K e nt' I - Io&t. nil Cottri ., the 19th instant, at bis seat, Knowlt Ott the 4Ni) inst. at the Vicar e t ir a &lighter. the or o . :: : :::: : George's, c at he S is t e . i 6 . lAltilE ll nre' Ed'rll i ---- r.sqn Ilarnotna,sq. elites a " v n nail Esq. ,o t ; ann of the late .. job" a" ' 1-1a„1§, !„Lfo,,,o,eir:teri,)iireie:ts„:;rosienur-place, to Ails) 1 " 411 , Saturday, the eath init. at St George's, illoontsbOri Mr. Joltr, of. Great Curam-strea, 1 . 0 Atitia Vital "41!' r A, ' It hf r ,; At Stratforth, neat:B o at in);:rndgCbtaYs-tslter,eettr; Vfoo-- ? sc ee 'l o op cliarles•Athlison to Miss F.,llowman. This LA t Y ,w, 3s l ,i e rsi, detained a prisoner in the: Seraglio of. the Do 01 .- 0 tram whece se lately matie her t.' s ea 'le On the n 14th h instant, at Fulham. Clia;les F.d 4: iod C V Ie Ph; %.-aratt. • I_;:sti. Lieutenant- Col„ mel of the 83,t lttliment, ti )- - .. daughler uf A. P. Sarttpays, Emil. of PetelbOrus 1:2 . 0 t5:...„............ ---- ' _____ Tl O lo n i . Frislay DIED. . ....el '7:' , . ias 11111, hsq. third sort of ' the late Sir llowlaim Lord se:nnight, at Prets in Shrorliire, ",. i tills flirt. of Ilawkstone Park, and uncle of the pre 4 e' 4 Hill, . r..cliir On.the 20th of Nfay. at his house in Geor&e-AtlUare, A.... burgh, Akxander Ca . rre, Esq. of (;averse and Nishrt; . 1 , 00 0 , (ID IVetitivstlar 1,451 . if 1 the tilst )e3r of his age, 0 ,1 , 1 ;1 , )4 0., in St. Albtits's,.folin Boys, E N , At;,•;•nifLasv two I. *';', 9th Ors Thursday last, at Shrsighronlo,Stalfordslsisc, int I „Ist Y'ar of his ttize, the Non. Edward I lar'cnort Anson, 'room'. son of Lord Viscount Anson. ' t gar , On the .271 h inst. at her house in tiertford•strene t hy , i e, fair, Lady static , wife of Sir .1 sc e Dart. ( 4. L'''''' -1 Hadtlingtonsisire ' am" ' u" ' ' res .° f)ss Saturday last, in Princes.street, Carendigtirsqloiert pulmonary consumption, in hiss 31st year,Geof K e 1: 1111'S FAA. Author of'' lilemersis of Electro-cliensistry. , 011.- estirtlay, Arthur Vote, the infant f Sir Char" s SOH 0 , ham Flint. Fart Oa the'lsth inst. in the Royal Military fiospital4'. The Pitt, Chatham, tiged 25, - Oswald, Esq. M ' '; ° a " cause and manner of his death are awfully interest.Diu'die isad been era:l)4l4)g one of his patients, after de"t h ", e ssia,g, cover the it/anise and cause of his disease, when, on l i b it u an internal turmor, he slightly pricked ' his hand '' into Os rlisBet'ih4 knife , which conveyed the baneful :milady 0 t io e c c ! i t:lr i t c g s:rr i t s:a?l:l: i l r u i ll y t' i d l , s , e i - s: n w ai t t el i d i c b i t i c:a n h i le e t t r y i l e ' :):.:l s a i e i t 4 0 . h r e e d l ' i e r. i ' c ' s h p i i l: t ' s f l. 0 : j" : 1- It g ::::a 151 three weeks, when nature sunk under her own Or° " .1 rko , On Satcirday selsinight, of hydroollia , Mr. • us PIC cattle ch:ctor, of Wyberton, near Huston.B Teri ,‘„,.. di „' he was severely bitten, just shore the heel, by a atr''.;"„aco'' in the public road, near Isis place of i esidence l i l a ari-C i S buitig entertained that ilia animal '•i‘s ntad, Me dic ! ' alai° was re ,, iTte , l 1.0 : the %vomit' healed, and Nlr.Clarl•e.f.,eturl in apparently good health till Thurgtlay, the 19th " I '„ x t 0 / thongcomplained of a pain in his leg, Hod Ms the a,„tias• l) , manifested the characteristic and dreadful s..sv:jaclAi Q u f ig l l ' I; ' : :1 4 b 'P o l l i sq b e i4 1 t:v:; l : i t c .' i c i 1 o increasedi en i i i ,e l i sll l i e r 7 c ig, It:41 if iilo4! at •fectionate wife end family to i lament their untiatt l i .......--.' . - LONDON Printed be J. Ti. CARSTAIIIS4 usher'') ------- - - seat. Ormond-street, Qen-square: mil published Too so - SCItIPPS, of No. 7, S , ..st Is Melton-strert, at.. araC t , • Office, No. 112. Strand; where AdtattiscaselVt .Letters, 454 c. (post-paid) must be ;Waffle&