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Di•rhar!ed and relieved from various Prisons
106 Debtors, for Ihr sum of
Considered the Caves of 66 Prtitioners,
Approved

Retell's(' fur luquiry
Deferred 1
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t-ij,.r Gen. AugustMc Fitv,lers.
Walblingtute, Ety.
liebef.le topes are received by John Camden Neils!, E.g. the
Measurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea also by Messrs. Ileretem,
Empalme. and CO. St. JaMrell•Streri ; Messrs HOllfel.,
Plrrt-
taert; 3lessis Whitmore and Cu. Lombard-street; 3lessrs.
C.a., Cocks, and Ridge, Clearing cru‘ee; Mt airs. Dorris n
:sod Co. rtich..lane, Coruhill; Messrs. liamnisrsleys, Pall-
M . Vers., and Co. 77, Lombard-street; and by
Grasswell, the Secretary, Nu. 7, Cravisii.sirert. Strand,
'l"l'r the Boobs witty be seen by those who are inclined to
•,11.post this Charity, and where the Society meet on the
1.101 %Tedursday in October neat.

Opposite the Orchestra, which was richly gilt fur the ()era-
sion by the Knight, was erected the Royal Throne, ele-
gantly &swotted with crimson and a profusion of gold; the
clumpy of blue velvet, rtirm•stinteil by • crown. Imme-
diately over the choir of his Majesty were the royal arms
Ip:virteci on the wings of an eagle, beautifully carved.
The cornices and windows sound the room were tastefully
fesiouncd with an elegant arrangement of art.firial flowers
and laurel branches, and the windows were to digitally il-
luminated with variegated lamps art in the form of a star,
each encoding a small transparency of the treat of a newly.
installed Knight, bating underneath the initial letter of each
Nvb!e Lord's title. The two windows on either side of the
Throne had in them the letters G. K., and the tranaparencies
represented the Ruse, Sbaiuruak, and Thistle. The banners
of all the Knights were hung round the room, and had au
Imposing i Get.
The centre of the floor was chalked with the royal arms,
morn tttttt icil by a wreath, willing ftlltrualclY the badges of
the Order of tit. Patrick and Irish Harp ; without the nreatb
wire the arms in full of the
nested ; air al.ior was ollurwitte figured with shamrock,. The
ensigns manurial of the new Knights were painted opposite
the throne in the I ill.;wing wrier :
His Royal the Duke of Cumberland
His Eacellency the Earl Tani.,
Esil of Roden Marquis of Donegal
Earl of Fingal Earl of Cutortuavu
Earl of Nestle Earl of Oratoude.
Earl of Caleilun
The a. ma of the rifler Kit
right and left of the thron.,
euumerrit. d

Ighta were emblazoned to the
until they reached those jNt

Marynba of Ihroche.la I Marquis Con!,nch.fin
hlartpia of I-I,ndturt Margin. of I.ly
:11*11.0.• of M.e,. Girl u•Nrii
Ala Nun, of fl drford Earl of Corysfurt
FAO of Fuonsk 'lien Earl of Longford
Alargiti• of 000000 I 1-'4ll of Shannon.
a jted•rinne di.pusitinn of aold.euluured oil, there ap-
peared behind the urehearra a glursa ..f great eh eumf cc ,
within whirl' wag studatol she Irish Flory, a Crown and G.K.
The rfrrci of Ibis &ewe u as cutter's ly growl.
At the ba‘emeut of each column, hrtweett the windows,

( From the Dublin Freeman's Journal of Monday,
September 3.)
The King leaves the Park this morning at eleven
o'clock for the peat of Lord Powerscomt, county of
IVicklu•e. From thence he returns direct to l)uu-
leary, for the uurposeulembarkation. The house-
holders and inhabitants of Dubin; have again volun-
teered to he his escort. The pedestrians mil assemble
at Alunkstown Church, at two o'clock.uod the Gen-
tlemen on horseback will assemble in Stephen's-
green North, ar one o'clock. Groh will attend in
costume, and the several parishes, trade•, &c.
will carry banners, &c. as on the day of his Ma-
jesty's entry.
The Gentlemen of tit, county wdl assemble in
costume also, and with the High Sheriff at their
head, at three o'clock, on the Forty-foot-road, for
the purpose of attending his Majesty.
The Deputies of the Householders and Inhatti..
tarts of Dublin met yesterday morning, rod sent
A deputation to Dunleary, to provide • suitable
steno', fur the houieholders and •lohabitatits, and
particularly those an fort, 'upon the beach. The
Meeting adjourned to four o'clock, to receive the
report. at which hour they met accordingly, but
the Deputation had nut returned—and the Alerting
adjourned over to Mare o'clock this morning at the
Royal Exchange. We learn that the Deputation
succeeded in procuring the most convenient situa-
tion, having a full view of the place fixed for the
Royal embarkation.
The following notice was very generally distri-
buted yesterday :
THE KING'S DEPARTURE.

The Iloaoeboldera sad latbatotaats of Dahlia will attend

CANTERBURY, sErresfaea 4.
On Saturday night, rather Sundry mormrig,
the whole coast in this neighbourhood was thrown
into confusion by successive thscharges of fire-
arms; the flashes were seen distinctly from the pier
along an immense line of coast. It appeared that
a body of smugglers were taken by surprise in the
act of their illicit practices. There is a degree of
caution observed about the affair which renders it
difficult to collect the circumstances, hnt from re-
port we learn that there was a very large assem-
blage of smugglers, the greater part of whom were
armed, with the nceeption indeed of such only as
were employed to remove the goods. lu the affray
there were three Iloilo,* amid a Midshipman wound-
ed, the latter with all extensive sahre wound over
the head, and one of the former by a gun or pistol
shot through the upper part of the thigh : it is hot
expected that either case will prove fatal. The ex-
tent of injury to the opposite party is unknown,
hut from the quantity of blood in the direction
they took after the affray, it is feared that some
have been severely if not mortally wounded.
A man of the mune of Taylor, residing in Co-
vell's-row, Margate, was on Sunday afternoon ap-
prehended on the charge of one of the mariner as
a party concerned. He was taken before Edward
Boys, Esq., and after a short examination refound-
ed till yesterday. It was expected that the accused
would have turned King's evidence, and in that ex-
pectation the examination was kept strictly private,
so much so that our correspondent was refused ad-
mittance. It appears, however, that the idea was
ill-founded, us the unfortunate man was yesterday
afternoon committed to Dover goal. —( Kentish
Chronicle./

A serious affray took place in the night of S.
tardily last, at Apple Bay, near Birchusgtoss, be.
tween a large party of smugglers, who had assem-
bled there from the interior of the country, and •
party of the coast.blacksiie, in which Mr. Kerr, au

Mr. Dlakie said, he had but very iverntly received infor-
mation of the hind he had mentiuned, and he hail put t`,e
lesser to the hands of Pyall (thy beadle atteudiug uo the
The 'Coronar said, the most convenient way would he to
summon thus, prisons immediately, otherwise they wiai,id
get to an end. They cook' Dot be running after es.-
deuce which anonymous currespoodents might shoos. to
point Out. There was a period of tow w;thas whieb it
might be prc'unted that all those persons ulin could give
any material Information on the subject had Jesse so ; ar
least they (ought to bare cue forward.

Mr. Bfikiesaid he bad not troubled either bimsel or the
Jury about anonymous letters, becaure he considered their
as coming in general from despicable wretches who bad nit
regard for the obligation of an oath themselves, and there.
fore believed others to Le equally regardless of the sacs..
The letter to which he bad alluded be tereired that
morning, and had handed the name of the ii rarer to tbe beatEe .
He had also received a letter from a pera.,,t attriur that
could identity the trumpeter. He was indeed informed t'ist
are trumpeter who had been examined was nut the man who
was employed on the 14th.
. .

Mr idalptus—You cao have all the trutopetrrssornoton-
ed )ou I lc..

Mr. Illakie—lt may be proper to have all the baud sum-
moned, for they all oreasioually oct as trumpeters.
Mr. Adulpbus—ln five minutes, if you like it, you may
have before vuu not only the eight trumpeters, and thesuptv-
awaierary trumpeters, about whom there seems to be ru
much strange suspicion eatvitsiued, but every mru to rte
se:intent who ever blew a trumpet. 7 bele is nut the small-
est desire ur aim at concealing nay one of them.
After a short pause, 51r. Adolphus asked, " Mere is
your man 2"
Mr. Blakse—He will be ready to attend at four o'clock.
Mr. Adolphas—lf )ou wish it the hand shall be ready at
fuer o'clock to be seen by him. But what is the name of
the man fur whom we are to wait till that time
Mr. Blaitie—l have the name, but !shall WA Rive it to you.
Mr. Adolphus—l do not want you so give it to me ; 1
oily wish that the Court should be iieformed of his name.
Mr. Blakie-1 shall nut aeration tbc name ; but I will
give it to the Curomer if he wishes it.
Mr. Adolphus—l beg it may be noticed that Mr. BIM

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