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asof the Cantatas, on the ground of Jim want of due The Martinis and Marchioness of Bath, the Ladies Thymic, , 'reduced into their presence, cud delivering the books into Majesty's Astronomer to the -J •••• -I; ulcer- chancier. .
the if .
Phillips 'c son offered to return money it was
tiolicc to the inhabit:ruts of those provinces, and the and family, left town yesterday fur their seat, Longleaf, Wilts. , the hood. of her Royal Highness, were received by each or trilling the boundary line between British North
asconsidered his father had received it improperly.
The Duchess of Buceleuch and family left turn yesterday thee, with the highest mark of ki;adoess sod enerliereft and America and the United States seeeedrog to the Sir IR Steak, in reply to Ilir.Jeffries, said he dared to say
want of The on the part of the House touch-
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for their seat at Richmond. requested they would accompany them is their walk to the T
toe tog their sentiments and opinions concerning thereaty of London, 1783, and of Ghent, 1814, and all he had said of Mr. Phillips was correct, sad that the Leeis-
, Lord and Lady Montagu left town yesterday for their Castle, which they accordingly did, sod with whom they kept
proposed alteration.-The 13111 was recommitted, seat, Long Dillon, Berks. up •a roaverratioa connected with the pleasures of the even- • who after much labour has so satisfactorily deter- lature in pending the Act did not contemplate such a case
LE- and the Report ordered to be received on Tuesday Sir George and Lady Nugent arrived os Wednesday even. ' big they had promised themselves ire their excurcioo to Tass- mined this geographical question, is recently ap- " Fit 6 'p.
illibiltl'hadsaiindvbieewbad ta embezzlement,doubl could&c procure • boo-
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next. lug at the Duke of Buckiugbam's house, is natation, from tern and Chepstow. The weather proved most favourable pointed by the Board of Admiralty to take the exact
Ks,/red bails, which Sir R. Biraie end baked so doubt of; and
--- -- - ---- their test in Buck,. for the view seen from the Castle, and the Princess acknow- longitude of the Island of Madeira; (or which nor- heist iwforeted a second housekeeper was Bent fur, oboes set
ad- Ou Wednesday Viscount MILYILLB had an au- The Earl of Ashburnham arrived yesterday at his house la 'edged to them, es they surveyed the exquisite scenery ream pooe he sailed last week by the ()wen Gkndorcer, he had very reluctantly committed Mr. Phillips, and try
Dover-street from his seat in Slimes. the stand in the garden belouglog to T. A. Williams, Esq. ... ie handsomely agreed to take the bail of litr.Jeffiles only.
thence of the KlNG.where his °baler-
Sir Charles and Lady liaise cud family have left town for that the part of Monmouthshire they had already seen was Hen. C. oPENCitt, for Falmouth.
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Yesterday the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, their seat, Breamore, Hants. the most beautiful scenery of any they bad beheld during 1 rations are to commence, and thence to Madeira, Jana Butker was charged under the Police Act with
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G.;.: Count 11.131.411TF.R, and Lord Strxwaar, had su- The irl of Kilmory and the Ladies Needham and their ton, through England. and back again, by way of Lisboa, to Falange* to being a rogoe and a vagabond.
the dienees of his 31asasar -the latter, it was under- ' raspy left 'Thomas'. Hotel, Betkeley-aquare, yesterday for On their return to the ian their Royal Highnesses ex- finish his observations there, He has taken with ' -Nicholls, one of the coodactors of the patrol, Haled, that
their seat in Shropshire. pressed themselves obliged by the &Gentles is terms Net steed. took leave of tbe KINO previous to his leas-him several chronometers and other valuable naathe- he was ow duty is the Haymarket on Wedneaday nicht and
Lord and Lady Craaborse have left town for their father's most eon te r ous, and his Royal highness (taking the Mayor , about 12 o'clock, at the time of the breaking op Of One .. ' England.teatical instruments.
--- (the Marquis of Salisbury's) seat, Hatfield. by the bawd) concluded with the observation that they should theatre, he observed the Prisoner, also Is a reputed. thief, in
B. Mr. FINISSI, the extra messenger attached to
Lord STEWART'S embassy, !ell town on Wedges. The Earl and Countess of Hon ington and Lady G. Stan- 108 R remember the kindness they had received from the TILL LATE ACCIDENT AT CIiRSTER.-Vlre regret
hope retersod to town yesterday from Windsor. comp**, with another reputed thief, following three rola.
Chief *itinerate at Monmouth. They then entered their to say two other victims have fallen to the ruparisiou. ; twee. His companion put his hand isle ogre of the gentle. •
O&M sad Mrs. Colston have left town for the Continent. carriages, and proceeded iu them to Tititirre, where boats day to precede his Lordship on his way to Paris of Mr. BOULT'S stet® engine boiler :on Sunder , men's pockets, who on seeing hiss ran off among and liadlt
--.--, , B. Cooke, Esq. left the Brunswick House Hotel, Hanover- were in waiting, and after surveying the vesersble Abbey,and evsui mill, Ends his escape. He aucceedtd I
previous to his going to Vienna. morning last Tittessas OWEN was released trone Iles eu"1",
wpaine, yesterday, for his seat, °anon, •near Macaw., they took water fur Chepstow. Owing to many objects be- tls securing the Psisoner, who was convicted as a mite and
his agonising sufferings; and on Wednesday mama viegiband.• The East India Company's obits DweAess of Allwl, Yncilslircc: trees Monmouth and the latter tows, their Royal Hieb-
outward.bounri, put into Simon'a Bay on the 23d LAM Sydney and family have left town for their seat in seam did not reach the place of their destioation until a inn died JANIS OWRIN his brother-malting inr t An extraordinary Investigation took place respecting the
Kent. , late hour at night. the whole four who have lost their lives by this lan , death of Francs Whitby, a boy, who was at work WI a Cat
April, and sailed again on the 3d Mn;. Sir Philip Hales, Bart. has left town for his seat in So- On Saturday evening the royal party again passed through
A report haring appeared in several of the mersetahire. Gloucester, and late at night arrived as Clifton, where they mew-able occurrence! The only survivor, Wm- :folding tweeted foe the repair of • brume Itelougitag to sir.
Smith, at Kensington Gore who either fell by accidest, an,
-on- Papers, staling, that "M. ZEA and the Colon). Sir John Stanley, Bart. and family left town yesterday for passed the night. I.IAU Baeottriatm, now lies' 1). house, C k
in ill in 101 l - as it was' suspected., was throws off by Peter Jewelers, a I.s.
veal hies Mission had been recalled," we are autho- their seat in Cheshire. _ street, in a very low state.
1 hoofer, who was suspected from his expressions of batri.ri,
illi• rtsed to say that this report is premature. M. ZEA We rejoice to learn, that the Duke of BEDFORD Maccbaseisem.--Such is the rage for building. , and violist threats of doing bins bodily mischief Yee sums
having, since his arrival in Europe in 1620, ea- The following are among the last arrivals at is going on well, and that the most sanguine hopes and the consequent demand for brrcks, that several . lime pest, but which could not be aseerfaired,, from the tint.
i of his !mug found ou the gretsal, at four o cloea Salo, aki,
3. ptrienced a great alteration in his health, earnestly Cheltenham :- are r utertained of his recovery. His Grace has carts have been set on fire by taking them away too
when he was leer Ile, sad 'ased se til bed ied in Sc. I. I.
:solicited his Government to appoint a successor to Tao Earl sad Cowden of Stradbroke, Lord and Lady Edw. been attended throughout his dangerous attack by hot from the kiln. There are now building in and George's Hospital on Tuesday night.
ilea.about Macclesfield nearly 300 houses, and as many A Coroner's inquest was held on the body, when they re,
him, *hid' request he has repeatedly urged. hut Somerset, Lord Shetborue, Lord sad Lady Ashlowo, Lord Mr. WOOLNICIIN, his travelling professorial CORO-
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no person trashy, arrived with powers to replace him, Clietwynd, Lord Ilfs•easter, Lady Louisa Rona, Sir Jobs pinion, and by Me. HAIIIMICX, the chief Surgeon more are likely to be built during the summer ;./ turned a verdict of "aDiad by • fall from a scaffold."
It to . Mr. ZIA continues to discharae the funetiont of his Newport, Bart. Lientenaut-Gesersl Sir R. Dunkin, Sir Wm.
of the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth, by the besides two large chapels, one for the Sunday School Yesterday George Mull! the constable, of Kevin tai 4 b Orl, General Bell, Colonel Campbell, Colonel Allan, Colonel who lad been employed to ibis business, and some of the ' I ,
mai- Mitsion.
Graham, Colonel T Colossi Wood,Lieuteuset-Coloael especial perraissioa of the Admirolty, grunted cat Institution, and another for the Methodists.
witnesses aueotled before Si, Richard &tele, and expensed (.4 , I
1401- Toe FUNDS.-Yesterday was the settling day Banbury, Colonel Gilmour, Major &skim, Major Gore, the request of the Noble Family. Etidaleigh, from ' The names of the persons who were fined foe their. dissatisfaction at the Jury, end origami as it reason, so 1
fl 'e' In Consols, and every thing went off woll.- Captain Aisdrewalt.N. &e. whence the bulletins are dated, is situated midway improper behaviour at Vauxhall on Mooday even! far as their belief wont, that tlteliary were isauenced in their
r the Consols were very steady, -80/1 at solf for The Commemoration Pete of his MAJESTY', Cu. between Tavialock and Launceston, on the banks ing last were Creed, and not Reed, as erroueosily vaidiat by some of the wiaesses being prejudiced again's;
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Jenaings, the 'obtainer, at the lime they gave their erase-wee.
reca• Money, and 811,1 for August Account •; Reduced, reflation at the Royal Gardens, Venation, to-oighi, of the Tamar. stated in most of the Papers. The substance of the evideses of the witness* was as •
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.60 ; ' per Cents. 971 i 98 :. New 4 per Cants. is said to be on a peak of splendour heretofore unknown in It is Not true that any of the Irish who hams Good joints of motto' were ticketed in Canter. follows r- ~ 1
98 971 Long Annuities au 9-16 la. Foreign Se. this Country. All the distinguished and festdonnble are ex- lately arrived in Liverpool are affected with a con. bury market on Saturday last, at Oad. prr pound. Ambrose Fishes was working at the, baildiogallaimi to. A ,
5- cantle: Spanish. 614 f?. New ditto,- fit ; l'resa peeled os this wsearsorable and loyal occasion, and the Bri• t tagious fever. Last week au rest was slaughtered in Doncaster, About halt past four o'clock he heard something fall aid
on looking he saia the boy on the En:mad, but could not say .''sl
fish Public will have the proud satisfaction of witnessing
riling sun. 871; New ditto, 87 ; Neiptaitan, 71i. muss of the rank, beauty, valour, and celebrity of their/ •ICHERY.-A few days since the Bowmen of and on the centre of the tongue wee au Sopa hob% h„„, he eine there. i.
fromA , The Sovereign or Armagh has pointedly contra. arroatry. t Waltomile-Dale, near Preston, held their grand used for binding stakes, which appeared to have witimm Davis was IPPOkiag at* Willies maplestara ;
elicit di rael--t
the statement in a Dublin Paper, of several 'The Casale de France mentions a letter frog field day. Tire Golden Arrow was awarded to bees no a great length of time, as time part coafised /Wird leanings ronstaatly .triorsciliag with oast 44,aswe i• i )
rents
peas erasing ainfderrly quitted that city since the Leghoro, of she 49th June, which announces lb, Joan BAI/STOW. Esq. far the best shots in the was considerably sioaller ; the ends of the boot irtlewb°..X. .. , . 6"
William Remy Do •le heard readier, 1 i
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P. "it w the suspiettd traitors.. Atlisaa I rime ~sarvivil of his Rerwl Highness the Prince of Salmi gold; and the Miser Bald". given by the Lady which was broken, had festersain the antler past 4 1
. ~ 0191 •Pe i abusing tbehillt.- isiddi I ware-t-e-lbssa' nee the *4G
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Las froth that flpiat aisecskraveat Ida , Costotie io that-eity.from Naples, Go board the Pationees, Mrs. Cumuli t"3/rAllreON, to the Rev. Ote tongue. The animal was three years old, uud I fold, Rod break his b.-_y buck.
uodsr laded to. I English Alp of the line Rechfort. I E, Se ItAintirrs. a weighed sixty-four stone. David Kraals said, he had heard Jennings threatru to
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'Wow the boy off the Scaffold, and call him.the mn.t horrid
lames.
Pinot, of the eitnesnew vied nay they Mw on the
It- at the time the boy fell or was thrown off; hut one
or 'lsm/Stanton said Jeanine was 'Seta 11001,1 one, minute
d • half or to minute, after or scaffold.
Sir A:Hit:hie observed, that iathere were no new witnesses
to peuditei, jilt weak! be iodreesst ta musette' pro-
!It/dings again after the CatlkUrr',4 verdict; he, however, told
the wiknasses, if they could prresil no Mr. Gill, the Cormier,
to suseetZln another jut y, he would keep hustlers in custody
'daring the slay. •
i Caws 114bb was brought Robe officci• the custody of
site of the remittable!' belonging to the office, chortle.'
with being the author of severs, inasminatory libels in ma.
ameript, which had been posted.up in parts of Weosmin-
stew, the Horse Guards, der. The cootente of the piper*
"g" libellous %lon his Mejevt Mieisters and the Officers'
3,1 re‘iment of Not foredo.
proved their he•stn( bees posted • •unalies of
persons readily( them, mud his taking them does.
'rim Primmer avowed himself the author of the control,
of the papers in the most Grew, deterriord, end deliberate
magnet., U site same time displaying suet' a Ouch of iso-
vadstoee and ignorance dist is oeldirm to be owl with ; 1414
4onduct ari.ets from a cirenmstance which took place belong
oci as April, 1814. ocessionid by the death of John
!Lem a prosaic its the 3d regiment of foul guards, who
Lenoir at.-sett with a lit, was bled ter Mr Charles Neeby, the
40•istant.Stirgeoe of the regiment. Thr man continued ill
for I dam and at length died, when it Mai thought
right to open his body, and it was rrrrr tamed by the Surgeon
',eluegine to the reglsemit, that the came of Lis death *.a an
.sti,mmstion in the iisteitiues.
Yir ILichard -Stevie rieked the Prisoner who he *is and,
what he was to the deceased? He replied he lived In Gard.
Westmirtster, got hi. living by titian 'carpets
-sal was brother-in-law to the itecei.e.l.
• 'Lnke 'rether, • rerjemet in the same regiment, identified
,Ike Primmer as the man who wan extremely iftlii.Jle9olllllll
:Igor the death of John Urge, Outing the years .1816 and
11117, whew Colonel H.U. the Comsaauding Oflctr of the-
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reweave', sent fur the Prisoner and read over W till the
reepnedeuee that pawed betereit the Consmaudir.in Chief,
tQe Ifepelary at War, the Secretary of State, The reports of
chrecaurgeons Whit attended the dere/nail, and the approval
of the principal shtgeon of the r. giment of their thatment of
him;
.yet, notwithstanding their attention to the Prisoner,
L. behave-I retitle. ly rode to Colorist Hilt.
Culow I Rook* attended yesterday with a large package
of offiatil stockmen's, commenutlence, &r. which have takes
place HMI this subject, aril Sir It. Mettle arty coodeseend-
tug)/ read *IA to the PrisUIIPT deliberately the moat
to i,d.iaiunta .upOs the subject, fiat he appeared to be
proof kgailist any conviktioi that fiord fie brought to him.
. cntonet 'Lake asked him what. it was Ise lid west, or
.what times be requirea, to which he was sot able to gives
reasonable awawer.
air R. Rirnie repeatedly told hint it was et bailable offence,
hi. 'rented with disdain and contempt, saying he
. shwild not ask any body to bail him with the risk of !penile
.dettied, but preferred being committed fur trial.
About three weeks since the hoot. of Sir Edmund Astro.
boo, itt Piessadilly, was robbed of several article. of silver
plate, on • day when Sir Edmund gave • grand dinner party.
Every possible itupory was made to trace the articles
and discover the robber, but without effect. At length
Tatiftloll, the officer, was employed, and yesterday brought
the investigation ha a may satisfactory issue, it being a
ertsatohjeet to aseertsie whether the rubber was employed
In or about the pismires, or bad entered the house and
stolen the articles. It has limo aseertnined that the forks
wars stolen from the entrance is Hyde-park, which was left
open, and there is every reason to believe they acre taken
by • buy who was in the heist* of tolerating the house upon
business. He underwent a private examination yesterday
basses, Sir RiClsoicl and was discharged. It mewed
out that the same boy had stoles a valuable brooch, sad
was detected by his (Aerie; it to an honest Jrw fur sale,
tedium him that he had found it, which the Jew nut believ•
detained bias sod the brooch.

111 • Itt,IIOROUGH -STROM
Yesterdsj R young man of respectable appearance, who
rf yresiratesi himself as a 11UrPIPAIrSilrf' Wirt heought up in the
cnstody of Craig mid Voleotioe, ellargen by the Hon. Mr.
wlth olytypiring a horse audit the following species
of fraud :
It •ppeatid list Mr. Travers having a horns In hla pos.
..trot which be de.irail to dispose uf, he attended Tatter.
P.ll'. with the snimstr ah.re he soon got a ruslualer in the
per Son of the Prisonrr, who after viewolur the horse, was in
esery way satiABkr.l with its •ppearauce, but wished to have
it ferrd, for shirk soup. be they repotted with the animal to '
ultere Mr Travers's servant rude the
burs?, and Nothinc reanaised Owls hot the payment of the
mon. y, the 'sloe of the horse. The Pridui.er, haring no
"c.o.'', gave Mr. T. a bill un a banker, amonnting to more
than the walrus of lie base, and was to call on the following
sky fur the •u•plus, but io the mean time Mr. T. sent the
Lill to Hiusnutourri to be esslod, when it was a•eertaiatd
to be a fraud. The Pt i-cnier called ihe 1...1 owing day, whets
he was amen in custody to the of is who were to reach-
.ness..--He was remanded.

MBGTI G. OF cob:orlon"; AT TUE COURT
OF CO.ll.4ll.ssioNEns ileihwiturfs,
TU-111101tRQW.
M. R.
J. /Millie, Isle of Cirrkssiatll, i ouroustlee
T Hashes, late of Chelsea, havii•drapar ..... 3 10
K. Joickssan. East Haley. sorer
T. Ellis, Crselital.ant, dry-y.lller
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J tkeoie►r, Holland-Wert, rocker ....
W Catloll, Cone* End, inealmaa
J. C... Ridgway, late of tae Old Ktai.roal, Uses
draper
J. N. Allele, lair of Torcirotor, liueo.dropor 1 I I
J. Luek,Siioreditch,bosier St Itf
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J. Cooper, Grosvesoctseirt, boase-draler 2 10
ti F Rrothers sad J. Leith, formerly of Covent garden,
usiy and army aitest•
G. Dr•ison, Upper Ilerkeity4Overt, upholuterev 1 10
. Haymow, lately( Hotherhite, mime, 01•110,V 1 10
W Pher6., jun. and T. It. Gregg, Watdog-alreet,
-einifvetioress
.411- Lloyd, Nary-le-bow, bie.er
J. Woodleroft. Cievelaud street, linen draper
J. Groner, Coesitue-street., prvas.maker
4. Rider, Broad•street. merchant
Jj Williams, tare of Fencitioreh-alreet, broker 1 12
DIVIDENDS.
A. Sennett, Shorediteh sod Battle bridge. SDK&
soofoet wear .. •
G Pardon, Plymouth, lineo-draper
• I and H. Watson, Friday-tenet, nareboamrstaa lO
&SIM, Jewin street, tailor .
H F. Hornemao. Queen-street, Cheapside, lambast ls
J Newman, Clerkenarell, brewer 1 •
Messrs. Dszie, Fakoa.stioare, and Dossrell-sareel-rood,
smiths
41. C. Sumner, Hillingdon, plate glass-mansfotturer lO
R. mod T. Jameson, late of Ironmosiger-Istre, merriest, IS
. J. Hassell, lallogtou, bookseller
, CERTIFICATES.
T. Drigth, of Htllatorten, Warwick, victualler.--W.
INoyee, of Srtmandhani, Suffolk, duur•merrhast.—J. Steele.
44. Liverpool, map and chag-seller.—J. Child, of St. Ire.,
-Hantingdoo, boatwright.—J. Cottle* of Faith, Hunting-
duo, liquotumerchant.—J. Itawkis, jun. of Glastonbary,
Snotieraer, borse.dealer—R. B. Roxby, of Arbour-square,
Onntorterdsl-road, Middlesex, merehaot.—T. Ward, of Asa-
ate,. York, realtster.—J: tattoo, of Pool, Devon, linen-
idraper.—W. Porlris, late of Portsmouth, cattiore-makm.—
F. De Bois, of Coptball-coort, London, aserelisat.—J. Porter,
trf Wallington. Norfolk, deakr..—P. Sovrerby, attn. of Li-
verpool, proivision-mciebaut.—G Shakespeare, of Pall•aaall,
blaetiog.suniufaeturer.

A diaper was given on Friday last to S'► WIL-
LI to Bitowns Fouts, Bart. fis was expreased
1/11 the 'octets) “ by the ncrn-represeated intatbi-
toots.of Lynn. for his exertions in endeavouring to
totablish the indepeodeuce of that Isocoagh.".