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" TO THIS 101110'111 MOST 11INCILLIIIIT HAJINTT.
"St ult —We she sedersigned, as faitbfel end loyal eettj eta, •
beg 'rave to sppt'ssch your Majesty. AIM, is attachment to
the mead Home of ereeswhis be yield superiority to sum,
anal at the same time beg to express to your Majesty the
sleep imprer.i we entertain of the importance of t►ose
communiral between the throne sad the people. ew
tfie pairotswe of maintaining public tranquillity, which hea
been she sersistornial usage of our lieliVe laud. Your
Majesty will therefore deem it a proof, as well of loy-
alty in the S i'ai, as of pstriutie frogs'', that the more
of truth should thu. reach your royal ea►. Mir', a this A• -
drras, we ►hail con6iie ourseire• to the subject of the Coro-
nation of your Majesty, and that of your Majesty's au(u•t
Caisson the Queen. Sire, we are ana.a,ee that your Majesty
should believe it to be the sentiment of the '44 majority
of your Majeety's faithful liblidret. of these Voided
Kingdoms, tb.t tier Majesty the Queen'. etwonatom should
sake place at or 'sear the time of that of your Majesty.
We, therefore, moat humbly sad respectfully, het moat
eat neatly beseech yuur Majesty, that you wall a-outside with
the wishes of the peoples., the sesea..--ieyo or„s ea".
" Your Slajeaty'is must dallied nod loyal Subjects,
" Tu his Majesty." Ace. &e.

HANOI-RRIANSUCCESIION lECUREO BY

WELSH RITES.

On tl* day that the

Bill vowed the

House of Commune. Sir Arthur Owen, and Mr. Hellish Rice,
on that duy met accidentally in the to►by, when the Tory
Administrdiun nest stealing the question through His
Hoare at an early hour, and when many of the Whist
were ithAeist. The House was about to dirtily, whoa one of
the Wine Members seeing a majority in( of the H 0044
of Sono, exclaimed that the whole was an infamous pior
ceedii•g. Almost frantic, he immediately ran out of the House
in sestet' ot ...erne of his partisans, to sire ■ lone in hyena'
of the Elector of Hanover. Perceiving Sir Arthur lead Mr.
Rice, as he came oul, walking 'merely about the lobby, be
addressed them with much vehemence, " What do you
nano. Gentletierts! staying here when the Hanoverian Sof—
cession Bill is going to be thrown wt!"—'• When I hoard
that," Sir Arthur used often to relate, •n I made bet NM
step into the House, and my voice made the mrtw►er papal
for the Bill, 117, and oho Tories hod no more: M►. itici .
with great gravity coming after nor,hod the humane of Swan(
the casting rote!"

In cot sequence of the Coronation we underitsod
Its Nl/1.111.TY will be moot graciotudy pleissed to
grant the pension to the fete widows herberto
prised of it, isi consequence of their husband. I as.
ing retired to half-pry at their own iegitest. SUCIA
conduct is at once noble sod humane.
Six troops of the dth dravomis marched yrs-
terdiy murrain{ (Monday, 16th inst.) frosts she
barracks is. this city fur she oniony of tie weer—
po'sm, ur order to be in readiness, should their at-
tendance he required, at the approachiog corona-
tion.—(Kentish Cunene./
It is rumoured, with much appearance of sutho-
rity, that the Chief Justice DOWNES retiree insult_
distely hum the Bench. It is understood that his
Lordship lies Oren some intimation to that effect.
—(llublia Paper.)
The Court Martial which sesemblrd ors the 3
instant, on Capt. GEo. RENNIE, of Ins Ml,l ',Tr s
ship lees, 011 charges of cruel, oppressive, cud ott-
officer-like vomit:et towards the crew of the Tees,
during the time hr commaisdeci that ship, concluded
this afternoon ; whom the Court pronosusceal the fol-
lowing sentence :
The Coast agreed that the charge of (-redly imerrisk gee,-
ral of the crew bad nos bees' proved against the said Cannot%
George Resale, and slid ejushie bins to be ortpsitted thereof.
But that the other part of the charge, tementurh as tt mr•
peered that irregular possishmenta had is... meicted Oft Pr.
vend of the erew, hail been proved egoismt the said Carats
Rennie, sod did adjudge hisn to he dismissed from Its hi•-
jtsty's service. Met:owl, however, felt thesauri's.* Pound to
exerts* their great regret that they were tauter tb• necessity of
adjudging so severe a pehielmarot by the 33d artiete übe
Act wind* for "Regalatisig," /tic. moire whirh she Mfr.'s.* had
rages, espeetany coaisisiesint the very high it Mattis"' given
Calash§ R. by several allieves of the 110).1 Navy, and tie
licentiousness, drunkenness, sad Crest assabordissailiois maw-
fatted by the crew, sad the sOnotioN in which his allorje.ty'.
ship tees was placed at the ante of the iuAuction of the mom.
and also his having been actuated by a emistriellos Net Ise
was excreisirg his authority it the most lenient moaner;
and the Court, therefore, must earnestly reereaseaead hiss to
the f able consideration of the Lords Oommissiusers of
the Adminilty.--(Nottky's Hampshire Telegraph ef Satur-
day Me.)

The Coresienly'orafsip Dorgeishire arrived off the
Lizard the 15th instant, from ; sril,A from
thence the 20th February ; arrived at St. Helena
the 13th Ma), and sailed for Ragland the 23d of
th at mouth. The Durseishite parted f iatb the
Winchrlota .41 Asretnittn. fell in with her ag.sili nit
the 26:h June, in lat. 22. 13. long. 36. 39. and
parted again on the 30th of the sate mouth.

Extract ..f a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's st
Bathtii.l, St. Mary's, dated 2316 of May
We beer to eommunicate to no, for the isforenatina of
the ',verbs's', and ship.owners concerned at LI/o'a, the f.,1
lowing information respecting the latstalle and leagunde of
Cape St. Mary's and Bird Woad tlag-staff, as coniesuateated
to us by the udicers of his Majesty's ship Lem., lA, Wery ~er
the en' reuee of this river soma tone bark, and *Mew Ibute
at bush place, with proper instruments ha ascertain the ',act
situation: tin. rec. min. deg. sec. min.
Cape St Mary's...lat. 13 29 40, N.; long. 16 44 30, W.
Bird Mg s •long. - 1at.13 38 30, N • l6 45 10, W
taff.
Extract of a Ittter from die Agent to Lloyd's at
Smyrna, dated 2 June

"-The general mller. was takes off on the 19th ult ;
resew/fit Int the 2'2d, and again taken off yestentsv. A
Torkish oyuadrou of eight sad, riz.—.• stupor the hoe, three
(emotes, two sloops. and two brigs, was seen ea the morsitng
of the 31st ult. off Metelita. This sqoadrou, Ire . med.
Is to he retaken:en' from Constastiunple, mid so attack the
Greek naval force cruising sinoug the talrti. Me %I.jes.
lg.' ■hips Meshing sod itocelooree swoons to the
The Greek.squideon is iuSintely inure 111111111#101111, and wait.
ing for the Turks lower down the Archipelago. lteports ore
io circulative of so irogageosent hawing taken place, but any
wa•t co:A(1million."

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OLD BAILEY, WEDNIUMAY, JULY 18.

The above Sessions commenced this day before
Mr. Justice BDRIOUGH, Mr. justice HOLROYD,
Alderman BRIDGES, In locum Unease for the Lord
Mavor, the Sheriffs, &c.
We are happy to state that there are only three
persons for the crime of uttering forged notes.
lite totnl number of prisoners is 168.
In the course of the morning it was intimated
that the Court would not alt to-morrow ; and that'
nose persons attending for the cakes of mnrder on
Fiore,' would not be required in Courkpo that day.
,inrah Fletcher, alias Mary Paine,.Aue4 23, ap-
parently in an advanced state of pregnancy, was in-
sticted for stealing, on the 17th of May last, in the
• rtweiling-houre of John Copling, • victualler at
100/. in notes, and -18 sovereigns, his
romerty,..-I'lle Jury found her Guilty—/)each.
Jidtn Adteards, trawls Sig:monde, aid Barnet
Easatinel were indicted for stealing a gold watch,
.o. itc„ front. the ;reran)) of Dickenson Jennings, his
property, on the 21st of Julie, in Buick-laner
Spitallielda.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guiky—Death—
. agaiiiet Sumuunde and and Acquitted
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sul,witrit IetUTION.—FORGED NOTES.
t althoweit the circulation uf forged If. own is considerably
-deereatfd, Ilse public mast still be upon their gored with re-
• *pert in ilw few that are now passing. One plate is under-
- s es.-.d to he still at work, anti much activity is sited to circa-
late the impressions from il. A wholesale dealer, as it
shoal& seem, is these tweed note., underwent nu
Two 'at ibis office, before Sir J. Perring, on Tuesday. The
. image riven in by the Prisoner was Ilfolffiem Carr, who ele-
scribed himself as a hawker about the country, and his gt nit'
I'l4 •ppienrineee.was imitable 10 the character.
• Mr. Maynaw), the Batik solicitor, staled, that he WO nu-
. sorvons chargea to ref. r nzainst him, its some of which he
, . w .lint prepared with his evidence. 'Mere were, litoorvers
three eaves, the parties iu which were present, and he should
• therefore he Mile to show sufficient of the practice of the Pri-
soner in this nefarious system to warrant the Magistrate to
weemendinglaisis fur farther examination.
three persons were then examined, and the font of utter-
-4 .7.is t mites in three institutes, ti claret' by the Batik inspector
to lee forei rues, was sworn against the Primmer. Ile was re.
Minded to 'rite tine toe the production of other charges
spinet bin, which were said to ninumit to II or It.
DOW. It K NET.
Q-. Townley three men, of the names of Beek Bios, and
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Umber, underwent an riamiustime before Bit Bolter'
Raker, the Chief Magtstrate, on a charge of forcibly stealing
watch front the permit uf Thomas Bather.
•rlte. following are the eircune.tances as stated by the wit.
▪ Less :—About *See o'clock oil Sunday evening last, as Mr.
• , Sather, who resides. in Kershaw' lane, Gray's Inn-lane, was
• at:indite* with his wife and daughter at the street.dour of his
..is b 00..., lie observed the three Prisoners coming down the
+a ,ib . hoax, teeeibtorten company together; when y bad gut facing Mr.
Via,er, the Primmer Lambert Lambert went op the door.
agekambed Mr. Barber if the member of his buns. was 211,
• eel before a reply could In given made a violent anitieb•
rat, and auseeeded iu extrirating Mr. 11.'s watch front ha.
fah, with winch he was Dialing off. Mr. Barber attempted
, iu pursue him, but was prevented by the other two Pri.
, &nacre; his daughter, however, pursued him very closely.
callfur " Stop thief!" and some of the Bow street patrol
oho were passing at the time immediately secured hint.
T!,e two other Prisoners were also taken; they were searched
• Ltti the property was not found upon them.
• 'lke Prisoners were fully colon:Med for trial.
A notorious pickpocket, of the name of Clarke, WS. (silly
committed, dialled with atti muting to pick pockets in the
crowd assembled to slew the preparations for the enronatioo.
•.* y Ilallotrvey, apparently about seventy years of
awe. was committed to Newgate for trial, charted with
•- • crating a piece or bacon and three tongues from the shop
el John lihrworth, achiesteMenger, in Drury-lane, where she
had goys to purchase aaw tau ing arlielra, and was observed
to set reit the above art/denim her *prem.
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SPAR/UAW.

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Pm Ruires benefit at the Tennis Court, in Great %VW.
mill.streer, was eery well attended yeaterday, and the minute
kept pace w•th the patronage bestowed upon the occasimi, as,
with the ekeepliuu of Gas and Martin, the whole of the
boxers were present.
'rem JOIstP, the ceremonial master, introduced Jemmy
I.eriiimi and one of his pupils, who commenced the work,
°tem the following morns look place:—
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bitesiatad Belton made a good set•tn, nod displayed much
'science. Hilton gels the worse for wear, although no man
the sci. nee better.
Laskin, and Kendrick the black, hit away mischievously,
rind the black had none the worst of the three first rounds;
hut he gut an unlucky ihroller is the (twill iouud, and
.itssege to tell, this said hit loosed him in the knee, and he
polled of the gloves very judiciously in two rounds after.
Belcher and Oliver made the best art-to of the day in
orient and in meaning. 'these was en sparing the person,
lint they waited to as if they meant mischief, and their per-
formance was much applauded.
Cooper the Gipsy, and Mason, made a rallying set to, but
Mason was over-weighted.
Smith and Burke made a merry set-to, and hit sway at
their best.
Spring and Barn wound up the sports in a tarn, scientific
and snooty, and the company departed well satisfied.
. The beaten men in the day's play at Mnulsey, were nut
able to make their appearance rut the Court, hut the winners
did, both Gyblett suit the Suffolk Champion, sills 'heir
beads ties Hp and much disfigured. The black man, John-
s..., received a very dangerous beating, and he Is quite
sateible to be removed from Ilansptuti. The white caster
. fanciers were beat well in pocket, as were most of the deep
ease.

CORN EXCHANGE, JULT 18.

The continuance of fine weather, and hating abundant
supplies tif Wheat, manses a great depression in the trade,
and what (LW ask., were made today mandated of the fittest
samples, winch obtained Monday.' prices, but there were NO
huyeis for 11w infiriur qualities, the value of wh.eh is al.
most nominal ; Barley, from its scarcity, support• ;timidity's
pike., us well as nue fresh Oats; in Pease and Beams there
is sao alteration.

We understand that some of the most powerful
paberliits, at the head of whom is JACKSON, are.to
lie employed as door-keepers during the ceremony
of the Cnronatinn, 'millet the Hall and the Abbey,
for the mole effectual maintenance of order among.
the weli-d►rased visitants. l'lns is employing avowed
peace-hryakt rs to keep the peace.—( &vetting Paper.)
Shell-fish have been vei y abundant and excellent
this week. In one mooring, 41,000 tine lobsters
*vie kmiglit to Billingsgate 1114 rico. and all ►old
in an hour or two. This is the largest number
kuuwa, in one day, for many years. On Tuesday
went fresh kubstasa were selling in London, four
for a doling.
There was rather a thin market at Norwich on
Saturday, but a good supply of Wheat. There
was not any variation in the pliers of Conn.—The
supply was considerable of Iran Stock, Scotch, and
kloasebreds; but few purchases were wade,
, ninisits .

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