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verions nature, exceptiUk that which brfet she sides of Same.
dew, who, it was at Aral apprrhentkd, had broke his thigh,
but which did Wel prove to be the rue: be to 11911 Cal hurt,
Wt, we are happy to Gad, is doing well.
The facia{ of dna day a expected to be 111011 l racellent.—
Tim Commuter of Management &wive the tintika of the
wirnle town.

THM QUINN.
An Address was firewarded tail week to hey Neje,ty from
the privates of a regimes( of militia. Her Majesty hoe mg
yet reformed an answer.
Comniesiest ions are while inns every put of Ike seen.
try. argieg the adoption of a plea of receiving suborriptioss
of Is each, to purchase a strews) of pate for her Majesty.
Saturday several Lathes waited ON Mrs. Wood. he South
Andlepstreet, to enierst their nooses to slant first ou
Address is tlsetleeen, re be signed wily by married Ladies.
li is ingariseel v that • similar Address will be presented by
siegle
, Her Majesty kit Brillactshergli Heine on Thareday eves-
nrie insiPtimareed to Wm; On smell of lire fresh paint being
se dintrive as to reader it ao yet unfit fur her Majesty's
resirleore.
Therailertrary Address was presented to her Majesty os
Friday by Mr. Aileron's Wood, in rowarepesee of Mem-
bers foe that city having declined to pelmet it. Her Ala.
jelly Mused the following Answer:—
To the Preussen earl Inhabitants of the uniest
and metropelitas City sad Comely of the City of
tasterbery.
6 My bosom glowed with emotions of granted, whew I
reed the loyal and affectiooate Address from the Fromm
sad Isbalsitants of the ancient mod ninropolnes City sad
Vinnity of the Coy of Canterbury. Their townsman of
demise coagraliekition epos my retina to England, sad
of soothing twadoleere epos sin heavy domestic alllntiou
I have abiosised, *ill be iodelibly imprinted oa my memory
theeegh the egesoy of soy bean.
" I we vnerfrer stepped upon the Pier of Dour, after
vecapiag from the inhospitable inwiment I had experienced
es the opposite there, thaw I felt that, if I were *suited by
the shinier* wT • few, I was protected by the sympathies of
the many. My heart thrills with delight, and that dehght
Is mingled with eounall potion of vl'loll4o. she. I 6re°'
lees the devotedness to my interest which has beer so amino.
folly tessifeared snow My ruins.
**l kit fieglsodsvith tears carefree ; but I se moan saw
in white cliffs rising from the eerie's, Ono I was overpowered
wiih emotions of joy. "There, said I, 'if 1 do net lad •
refuge frees every sere, I shall at least experietne sweet
solace and steady support, "sod er every snack upon my
honour sad my peace' The Warns affections of his Majesty's
'objects have already made me ample comprasatios for all
the pitiful matiguity of say ad ire.
"`then my actursera offered to load me with wealth oc
modifies of depriving me of humour, my habitual disister-
eau:dress, and my conscious integrity, made me spurn the
guldes lure. My esensies have not yet taught me that wealth
is desirable when it is coupled with infaniy.
The mouser in which the House of Lords boa rejected
my several reasonable petitions, has wade me feel pity
rather than risestmest. If the Honourable limbers of
that Horrourable House should erre cease to respect the
rights of their lawful Qnress, they will had that they have
here weakening their inns. Their rights are insepanible
from those of the Monarchy, and the rights of the Queue are
• part of oar Monarchical Custatinitioa."

- !ICELAND.

DUALS', •UGUST I.
Lord lagesirle sad Mr. H. Harris are amen lire reveal
arrivals is Dahlia.

Mr. Neeready hes reeeweil his est sernmst ■t our arsine
for two niglsre. He pla's Maelmtk this night, end Corte-
litmus io-raorresr.

Illamday mureisg, attest eine o'clock, a meeting leek
plats be • Geld sear beetwessiti, near Cork, betimes Dr.
N— end Dr. bulb of that city, Ike forgoer attended
by Carats Dory, sad tbe latter by Caplan' Drury, whets
after ma exchange of a shut cacti, the uff..ir was amicably
adjosted.
A letter hr hem revised this day from Hr. Machismo,
addressrel le Pk. Jobe bleerogh, and rommaaieated by him
le the Chamber sof Commerce, at Mr. lietchittses's request,
istiantieg dial Mr. GrUlti had prepared arraegentenie Is
. . . .

remedy She complaint made by. the Irish merchants and
ship.owaers, of their Wag obliged to maintain fide-waiters
whilst or Maty I. ttioehernsteg or loading reseals, contrary to
the practice nbaervad In &salami

EXECUTION.

0a Monday last, Mullin's, convicted of the atomises
acarder of Elks Hasty, on the River Sillllllloll, was executed
in Limerick. His appearance had nudergoua a great change
sine the trial, and at the willows his face was strongly int.
pressed with the marks 10," guilt, care, and remorse. The
Rev. Mr. Kuril* called neon him to confess his crime, and
he made the followiag dreadful acknowledgment :
" I declare, before the Almighty God, that I am guilty of
the murder, bat that it was Mr Scanlan who put me up to it;
it was after he Mlle from Dahlia I saw him, as I was myself
'clamed fruits the country ; I heard he went off with a girl,
mad I went so are hits, Obeli he and I toot a walk on the
strand, and atm same cuoversatioa he said he should get rid
of the girl; he was at me some days before I consented, which
I ouforticiatily did; he flu a bought a boat (roan one Patrick
Keys, fur the rupee's postpone of destroying lien, and got all
iron chain sad rise made by a smith in Kilriush, to tie round
her seek. Ellen Walsh, Mitchell, and °awe memo', came
with as in the boat from Kilrurla to ('swig Island, where we
stopped all right; Ur Scanlan said I wild to Itsllylosigford
mad ilfUlleki 1111111le spirals. and that day it was intruded to mur-
der her, between Carrie Island and Muncypoisit. Mr. Sc...
lan went out edible boat, order that, while he was absent,
hr
should bate it dune ; hut wee. / tooled In her innocent
free, sap heart lhodeleved, and l did not know hoar t could
doll! When Mr. Scanlan resented, lie gave me matey
sour looks, mad was mad with me because I did not murder
her. I thew weld out of the boat. and bought two shallop
worthier bread, a warm' of batter, and about three half-pints
of whiskey, and we 'laid oat that night until erxt morning.
We then continued that slay together (it was the thiiil day,
sad out the secsod, as snorts.) When Mr. Scanlan gut up it.
go owl of the boss, Mr.. A. asked him where lie was guiag
He aitswered that he was gulag to Glin by a shoot cut, to
iwepare a lodging for her, wheat they 'Melt sleep that night.
Me then wade ine take some spirits, arid desired that I
sbmild get more from her, if accessary. Scanlan settled the
rope, and spliced • loop to it, winch he put round a large
dune, in order that I should leer am time, mud left every
chi si reads Mas is the heal. I. the comas a that eight
I muck red leer, mod the following Jay I went to Gliu, where
I sew dlr. Araalaw, who asked me," Did Idu that ?" I told
him d. I did r•—" All in right," said hr.

The awfortaisate (rimiest was thee asked did he know
what wao Hoe wawa Mr. &auks tell the bust ? He said, " it
was that be ►bowld be area into. at die murder was found
oat r He was also asked, what was Seaulaw's moire for bay.
Wit her aturdered? He said, " be did out know, wales@ it
was Ilsat she always called him her hu►band." To soollw r
question, be said be newer rubbed her, but that be certainty
wok the en.; sputum at.

After mot passe. the unhappy tuna said that it was the
Rep Wet of his religious domes which led him to the cumuli..
Mon of this act ; for had he abided by the advice of his Cler-
gy, he woold not MORI this unhappy he hoped his
example, to all who saw sad hard hies. wadd he a mace.
eat waraime to annul to their religious duties.
He cootinweil to prey mot fervently. lespieg " that the
great Clod areold forgive him his aim." %%lieu lie found the
cart esovisg, he yielded to the rope, sod let his body fill
r oily off, distinctly saying, " the Lod hare mercy 1111.111
" lie died without the appferfniCir of a siroggis, sod
afire Mistime the time prescribed, was cat down, mid his
body coureyed to she Cosilloi Hilatal•l for dibaCrii".

Meg his CO*VICIIe. ips Tuesday, he made a full and free
admission or his wilt to the gaol, iu presence of maw) pre-
miss, and Jeserlivii the swede of the miserable girl's disisruc-
nom Whrs 141441 was about the mime of the , irer. he
mood sp. and Mt* a manaltel in his head, with which he
made a blow at her head, bat haviag astamd, 'struck her on
the arm, • leech was broker. He the., beat her with she gun
UII doe was quite dead, sad afierwards lied her rigid kg to
her eter4, to which a large mese was snacked, and tiuug the
body Mee tbe river, which anal immediately.

MMIIMMININIMMIMIIIMMEmOM
Lulls) JOHN RUSSELL
TO WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. ESQ.
___.......--
• . vemuures vreur, Augury 2, INS.
Sea—l address lo yes a public kiwi became yeti aro
a public moo, es whom mach tleproda. Although I gene-
rally differ with yea is polities, I warmly admire per
geterspos efforts fun the welfare of mankind, sod I betters
you curable adults( at this Esibeitent a great battle to year '
couiiery. For ibis readout I tuesaiouicate to you, is the teem
sat a Petition I. the Kiwi, my semiaridu us the use wired
of the reseal day. 11e Wings, as you well know, have ow
power whesseer. it is esekaa for them to origioate soy
Meg. If they move is part, they are defeated by amino&
lerial majority ; if they mitred public useeilues, it is said
they are midenvourieglo brute about a revolution, and sew
laws to restraint freedom are immediately easicted. Rat you,
Sir, and some others, whose osipport is Ike sole elreiegth of
Ainiesittrositm, mu based 441 itherfere If they hate any
thug of the wisdoms wed predesce which you attribute to
their several evaded.
In the following paper I have gives no opinion as the
guilt or ionoceitce of the Qom,. I regret and disapprove
of
the nieasere of leavime her Majesty's seams set of she
Litargy—l regret though I CSIMIIOI severely blame, the lea-
gamic of niany of Addresses that have her. pretested to
her.
I do riot wish to prejudge a question of which we koow
entbiag. I have alas assisted assay tastier that might have
Leen heisted upon. Tim are perfectly aware of the assure
of the discussants that will take place, aad the temper is
which they will be met. I. your hoods is, perhaps, Sir,
the fate of this tawdry. The Ithere historian will ask, whe-
ther it was right to rise the welfare of England—her boasted
constioillua—her stational power—ow she crest of as iti-
qoiry into the condoles of the Pounce.. of Wales, in her villa
upon the lake of Como! From the asejority whorls followed
you Is the Howse of Cu....., he will conclude you had
the power to prowess the the bring thrown. He will ask,
I, if you wanted the iodisation?
I remain your faithful tied übedirat Servant,
JOHN RUSSELL

THE HUMBLE PETITION OF

MAJESTY THE KING.
We, rout Majesty's meat dottrel and obedient subjeets,
approach your ;Majesty wish feeliugs of the deepest auxiety
sod the seem profaned respect, but at the same time wish a
Arm coevirtiou of the uprlglta.ss of our intemities, to ad.
dress your Majesty us the subject of her Majesty the Queen.
Ws re the coodteci of the Were a private matter, were it
a subject that cormeneed your Majesty dune, w• should be
the last persons to 111111111 C with our advice, or to delay the
trial of the Queen's conduct • single instant. Bus your
Majesty has nobly Aeon that you consider it • mailer of
public jetport : your Majesty bait proved, by •Woos •f an
sinticabk arr••grme•l,that you were ready to allow a (Mete
charged with a total almodueenent of her duty still to relator
the title of your wife, and to be mulled as such t• the
Powers of Europe. It wee only when she Queen lauded in
England that your Majesty eetrrfered out behalf of the
public interests and she public murals of th• country, sod
sent down so your Mottoes of Parliament the uslersesatioe
which had beer nrceived respectiug her Majesty's conduct
abroad.

To your Majesty, therefore, it would be superfluous, nod
consequently indentrour, to urge that permute of your ex-
alted station are Not noised to such earnest seek for the
purpose of involving their *objects in all their doasealse.
daft-resifts ; but, viewing thisdifficult question as poor Ma-
jesty has viewed it--nameely, as a matter of state—we must
be permitted to express our doubts whether your Majesty
has been wisely advised t bring it forward at all. It sp.
pears that your Majesty'. servants have thatch. right to
proceed against the Queen by • Bill of Pans land Penalties.
Far be it from us to caimans whether any proceeding could
have been hisdituted in the Ecclesiastical or other Coons,
or whether the Queen euuhl rave been coartitutiunally im-
peached. We bow to the riceissurs of the great law autho-
rities by whom the Throw. is surrounded ; nod we conclude,
that at isu tnesbool of trial kauwu to the ordinary tribunals,
our even the extreordiaary needs of impeachment, has her,.
adopted, that a Bill wire the' oily proceeding that could
✓esets the offence of the Qualm. Bet we cresol disguise from
georselves that is Bill raffictiog punkin eight in eery few
else. Indeed s. he resorted tn. If ssapercbgnent has bees
likemd to Gollob% word, which should wily be beamed
out of the Temple or mama weenstues, how 'ouch more
is this observations true of single laws made for • ass.
gle case, which at ores treaty the offence, regulate elm
proof, decide upon tie evulesce, and invent the popish.
meat ?—a mode of criminal convection so ariouraloos, mod
so fearfully liublr to injustice, as to have beea anumeed
and rejected by sassy ul the enuel eulighiesed men of on.
carol and modern times—cut wilting to the boil of Mood,
but placing beacusis to guide states and a mpine to the right
course of legiadationw. Without yea Iding to their argo.
meow se may he permitted to observe, that, wiser the Par.
lismeot of Englaiad Imo sauctioned laws ligation inalividasha,
it has usually been either when tie accused person Ord from
trial, as iu the cases of the Earl of Ciaretutun and Lord 80.
lint:broke—or whets • sodden iesurrectiusi and invasion to
change the dynasty were apprehended, as in Ilse case a
Bishop Atterbury—or whirs peculiar eitcunistautra at.
tuned, as it the case of sir John Fenwick, who, brier • boll
was found against him by a Grand Jury, defrauded justice
by • premoded coutrilioa, and, abasing the fealty of the
law and the mercy of his prosecutors, bribed our of the wit-
nesses seamsl lout to go abroad. But it this case 09141 is
the mown fur a dada Pains ale 4: Presidia's? Has the grecs
Bed from justice? Is there a paramount state necessity for
poinislimesat? Art dicer any eireuinstauces leading us to sup-
sse that justice will he defrauded if this Hill does nut pass?
'Mai the Queria bas not deal from justice is rut only the
admission, but forms sue of the chief charges of her pew.
secuturs. This point, therefore, requires Co. proof. Is
there, tlitu, a paramouut stale secesetty ? We cook's we
are unable to perceive it. The Queen, it is well humus, has
for many years unhappily hens separated from your Ma-
jesty, and glaring the last six yeses, indeed, km resided out
of this country. It is impossible, tbeiefure, fur soy sober.
minded man to maintain that there is • danger lest Ike suc-
cessive of the Crown be tainted. As little, or seedy aa
little, is there any ,larger fur the future. The great point
of the succession, then—the only one uu which the conduct
of the Queen M of paramount interest to the stale, is nut
affected. Lieu if we go a step (ioniser, sad 'ovine whe-
ther the behaviour of the Quince has affected Use public
murals of England? to this question, also, we must reply
in the Negative. The Qom.* has byre several years resident
skewed: whether, as her eureolo tiliiraa. her We was tams-
limas—or whether, as bee Weida stoutly maissianar she up-
held her loyal character—the indolence of bee example
could tweed only to the inbabitatals of Como or of Atbeus.
Tu the wives and daughters of Busload she was 'salami—
:roomed from their sphere of schwa, as elf, (lustily as if she
bed bora dead—aid io their ears the details of bar domemic
life, the Seenalit tales of her neighbours soul her *eremite,
the scams of immorality which are alleged lu have hap-
pened, ate Win, fur the first tone, to be rev( sled by the in-
quity your Slejeely has beet advised to set on font.
If then Ikeie is mu parensimslit me-easily, moor temps prima
fusis case of policy, fur proerealiug against the Queen by
Bill, let us next inquire whether Ilee tools of justice will to
defeated if dos Bill dues riot pass It is difficult to say
they would. If the law of Eoglgrad has made no provision
tot trying a Quetta all a clomp' of immoral conduct abroad,
Ilae reason is probably iv be found I. the conclusion we have
just made, That such corded dues rot seriously affect the
mate. Dui, toe the other hand, we are compelled to mot-
orist that the ewe of justice may be grossly defeated by she
passing of the Bill stow pesselseg isi Parliament. Fer what,
I. t tie humbly ask, is the situation of the Quetta ? ileps-
gated fauna her fausbauJ duriug the lint year sit tier marriage,
she has been forced out of that circle of domestic dation awl
dusioostie affections %Inch 91000 are of power to keep a wife
holy anal safe from tail. For the period to which the area.
notion exteuds she loos Leen lIIMP removed from the control
of public Opiiiiou— the bioll reinsaiumg check 'hie world can
I afford alum frtuule behaviour. blauy wormer, unhappily
there are in England, who hare abaradosed husbands warmly

• Ler* in rise* hegthios tiapot. fitri a Id ram est ph i-
vikgivua quo quid ert itsjemlu• re—Ciciao. Sct ■Lw
PALSY.

Massehed to them, and a largo hoody of choler.. detiooddrat
•wpion dams for maternal are; bid ma vet has yet hems A.
tamed S. smell as mama, or threatemed with sects a diagram,
as the Qween. Is A jest (may we ask t) that an erases ileo.
service of peroloar toilets...4e should be visited with extra-
'' psdinary severity!.
Mooch distrust, it moat aleo be maisifest, will Wised to 16e
whams,. Is is well home,. (williosit midist prejudicially@
may my is) that the atomised of morality Air female roadmet
is set or high in Italy as it is ier England; and the e.o.m.
spresice is that a ready belief Is given to soy story, however
improbable, which edicts the homier of a wormer. Agee*,
the trimmer* de set give evidemee in their owe coontry ;
sad their character is their own eietglibirorhood is mot at
stake. If persons of NNW rook in F.ngland have accord
the Qomm talrety, whet sally we mot expect from the airy
screams of an Italia« tows—fromthe idiom amilflofasma .t
a lieentioms penple—froas the eaves-droppers of Star whole
Cusdineat, solicited and brought together by am emissary of
the British Court, Clio is eves now raasackisag the Mikan's
fur evidence against she Queen!
There are other circumstances leading 'to pollute Ilse
Omens of justice in Otis high water. It is not In hoes**
wore (say the saispiciory) that, in voting oe a Bill, some of
that political affection which the House of Lords may enter-
tain should rot enter into the decision. Oa a judieisil pro-
ceeding awe vote mi their own judgment; ou a law they
often sole front cutilideuee In the jadgment of others. And
is wham do the House of Peers gemerally place their cook-
&ace ! In the men who have advised your Majesty to brio,
forward this sorrowful baslatervdn Ike same men who
brought down the informatiem as stollen-aim the same sass
who examined it in a Secret Committee, styliag themselves
Greed heroes—is the mete wee who are about to decide oa
the eimidnet of the Users, mid their own characters, for a
third lime, is the character of judges. There are other tic-
esinastances :-4be prejudging of the ease by leaving the
Queen oat of the Liturgy—the casting her out from as
royal huiroars, even before any charge was nsade-.-the re-
fusal of a list of witnesses, mad of a speciacatiou of the
charges—is *bort, there are eirconselaoces without smasher,
which show an unfair bias is the *siesta of her powerful mid
almost ri aimless judges.
What has been the consequence? A feeling as asivemal
as the air, that the One*n is to be oppressed, and not ho be
tried—a reeling so geuerous, that there are moue lost most
applaud its spirit. To those who provoked it belong the re-
sults. Those results moat be, that if the Cloven as acquitted,
tut Was eau bey how far her triumph may rise, or how low
the asomarrhy may flak : if she is condensed, a general feel-
iug of iutlignation will pervade Ow people, and your Milieu.
ly will lose, in the first year of your reign, the best part of
your itilseritance—die brans of your subjects.
We cannot forgot that an example is stout to be given for
the degradation of a Queen. We see iii the Bill, that to
mark this more strongly, the degradation is made to precede
the divorce; amuse ere more couvii.crd thou ,lee are of the
✓ight of Pm lumen, to alter the succession of the Crown:
moue respect more thus we do the Act of Settlement, which
look away the Crown from the hereditary successors, and
Igave it so the House of Brianswick. But we are snot for es-
crowning • royal head without secassity; we ate meek to
alarm us in the example—nothing to cumule us in the ins-

mediate beeeet.
Why thew—and this is the cad we humbly shit al—why
should Queers Caroline he prosecuted at all as tong as she
behaves with propriety is this country T From her future
conduct your Majesty and the ustioe will he enabled to
judge whether the reports frost Milan were well founded, or
whether they were the oesprieg of curiosity and malice. If
the former, the ratios wilt be at once supplied with areas's'
for inquiry, and deprived of such of its sympathy; if, us
the other hood, the Queen's conduct bears the test, your
Majesty will have cause to rejoice that you have saved her
hum humiliation, and preserved her from a seeteace which
newt destroy is her all shame, and extinguish for ever the
care of her repentioe. Fur these reasons it sushi have
been, is our view, more consistent with good murals sod
with humanity if your Majesty's Ministers, when they lost
heard the idolater reports from Italy, instead of ufferieg the
Quatro a large Waft* to stay *brood, had uttered her as is-
crepe of revenue to retire home. Nur must it be forgot-
ten that your Majesty has already the power of inflicting •
metre pausisheseet. Your Majesty has the preroeative (and
it is tree with which the House of Commons refusal to inter.
(ere) of excluding Queen from year place sad your
court. This most ben orirere, it might bean unjust, acetates
us. soy woman; but us the Queer it bears with peculiar
weight. The splendour of her rsek—the attendant pump of
Majesty—the pre.emiarsee 'Whey statism above all other fe.
moles, are taker away and Bewailed at trace by the simple plea-
sure of your Majesty. All who look fur Court pref. ruseat—all
who ere ambitious of the King's reganl—all wise Sly to the side
of power—all who are bused by 446 a—desert the Queen,
without a doubt or • queasiest on her behaviour. Her truly
resource i• lu unite a fear friends about her, and to live
without ostentation, without hostage, without authority.
Bat, is addition to this, if she forfeited her reputation by
her conduct, all women who have a regard for their owe
chattering world instantly leave her; she would fictive ao
isr this respect. Is your Majesty out satetied?
With all the interested pasaiows spent her—with all the
virtue of the ladies of Queer Charlotte's Court on the watch
to take alarm—could not your Majesty safely leave the
Queen, with the weight of suspicion about her, a the midst
of the society of Eriglaistl? Can there be • more painful
situation ! Can there be a more Mihail. trial If the
habits of the Queen be it reality as degrades( as the Bill
represents these, what can she dread snores than to live in
the moral atmosphere of England I
We have endeavoured to snake it apparent to your Majesty
that the act by which it is proposed to degrade the Quiets ipso&
necessary to the state—that.un the contrary, it will heou use
the words of the Horsaerf COllllll6OlllO, " dissppuitiiing to the
hopes of Parliantea t,deroga tory Crum the of the Crowe,
and iajoreop to the beet interests of the empire." We also
have attempted to show that another coarse is open. In
reeonsuseading your Majesty to abstain from forth. r pro.
credings, we give no opinion on the merits of the case. We
do not ask your Majesty to retract any opinion you have
formed: we merely ask your Majesty to decline putting the
Queen on the bard task of detracts's( herself alpinist foreign
rumours, springing up ie the course of six years, and nursed
into importauce by • cosansissicro seat front England fur the
purpose.
Your Majesty, we know full well, is too "estrous and too
seagesainsues to pot any iodination of your own in the ha.
farce against the real welfare of your people That welfare
requires repose. Burial; the last year the coullict of pas.
*Moos brooght oar colliery to the verge of civil war. A we*
subject is the Daly thing wanting to resew throe passions is
a mere dreadful furs. May your Majesty nut furnish the
'aerostats ! Already the loyal bodies who address the tasmosi
are called " Radicals," those who exciter her are styled
" persecutors and calumniators." By • pestle word your
Majesty easy dispel the inspeading storm. We, therefore,
humbly pray your Majesty that you will be pleased to issue
orders to promise she Parharaeut, red thus put an end to
all progisedie. et pelmet pending against the Queen,
Lad pose Fiallisistre will ever pray, Sae.

The Commission for the Sorrey Assizes was
opened on Thursday at Guildford, by the Lord
Chief J limier ABBOTT, Baron WOOD being ill of
the gout. The calendar contains a hit of 90 psi.
sorters, 14 of whom are charged with utteriog coon.
left bank notes.

On the eight of the 11th ult. the dwelling-house of
Atfourtus Brumley ousts, Evq. of Llanrhyvtid, in the
county of eardisso, was smelted by a body of men armed
with fire Irma, who, after seising opus the gum belouging
to himself sad servants, wet lire to the house and tea couteure,
which where eutirely destroyed. A reward of 100 guineas
is offered is Saturday night's Gazette, and a fete pardon to
any accomplice who shall give sorb information as shall
lest, to convietkm.

'fist Just nal des Debate of Wednesday lost men-
tions a very extraordinary occur►ence. winch. con-
sidering the experience of this country, it is really
very difficult to credit. It states, that the Austrian
Goveruinent has actually paid a debt which it owed
for twenty-six years to the inhabitants of the town
of Valenciennes !

'KUM SATURDAY Nita 11.3 u,izE crag.
(nig Moodie noliato llss appointment of Q. R. Reynolds.
Eq. as Cldef Cosionsionsnee, mil T. R. Beeves sod I. G.
Morris, Revs: no die Ism solsre Coweaiwiwew «fibs Gore
fns tie Rae of Insolvent Wolin )

BANKRUPTCY RUPRRICDEB.
Juba Sagdea wad Jobs Minims, Milckell,of Doi Cog, Sur.
rep, tarsiers.
BANKRUPTS.
Gear KM*, of liortri. b, Iwootly.merelniat. to sormaJer,
Auden' 111, If. sail September 211. al liar, It the Norfolk
lintel, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. Partsionesi. Noretieh; sal
Meows. Poole nod Greenlet/. Gray's Ine.egame, Loudon.
Richard Stemma, Isle at Bansiesd, Siorsey,
to serrender, Signet OS t kegs, 22, and demists/ter In, at
tee, at Gaildball, Lomita. /Swam Mr. Reed, Mark ~,
Moor/ brlllunna, rel Edinentros, Miefilltare, 'purer, ru
eurreuder, deport It, 111, awl flemeuther 14, et nee, at
Gail/1411, Leedom. Atioroey, Mr. GeNibraml, Armin friers.
William Henry Brawny, Isis Lisettotyloal mow Ike&
tot, broker, to sorremir, August t, 11, sal Septrailiet M,
as wile, at the *bite Lime Bristol. literary., Messrs. Prim,
aad Uatnles laud..; Mr. W.
aro, Brisiot.
Tyres Redhead. late of Ulvershiso. Lasesister, mercer, he
sorresder. Angus, It, It, se two, saill September IS, as am,
as Mr. Dieltistom's 01See, Uivereasio. Attorneys, Mr. Diek•
boom and Messes. Balder mid hawker, Gray's.lno-plact,
Gray's lam, Lisaithia.
Willem 'Awards, of Bbtlk, Some'' feyness, in sorrels/cr.
August I. 10, sod lepietnher 16. at deg, at the George Ina,
Battle. Attorney, Mr. Beata*. Voioa-street, Sitothweik.
Joseph Greases, .f Birmingham, victim/be, tu.urnwder,
Augast 26, 14. mad September 16, at twelve at she Royal
Hotels Birnitagbam. Attorneys, Mr. Swill, issioghall.
street Loud..; Mr. Sadler, Sitmlegtmas.
Benjamin floole. Stow% Sl.Siied, losbesper, ha wsrpro.
Err, Atonal U, IS, awl September 16, at ..thee, s the
Crowe Ina, bow. Attorney, Mr. Drat, Stale; ass/ Mr.
Wheeler, Camle.streei, Holborn.
John Frw Rvyk, of Pall-mall, Middlemen, fasseptsper.
unaniifset neer, to serveoder, August 111, If; sad Ilemeuther
16, at elms, at Goildisall, Leedom. Memory., Wear
Tull ir, Richardson, and Gases, Punkt% Lomb*, as/ Leeds.
Henry Bird, of Bristol, chisomfactor, I. sorremter, Au.
gust If, 13, sad September 16, at twelve, at she While 113,1
Is., Bristol. Ationiels. Mr. Dix, Symood's Ina, Choicely.
lame, Loodon ; sad Mr. Frankls, Bristol.
Henry Harrison sail Bernard Cowetio,of Lawmen Point.
riey.laste, Lossibta, asevellonts, S. someaster, Annual 11, ?V,
so/ September Id, at twelve et Goildball, Leaden. Allot,
item Messrs. Tibias aft/ Prsloo, Colenum-street.
Clnistopber Halms, now or late a Over.lieroes sear
Riaelibers, Imseaster, whistler, to sorreoder, &pies:her 7,
al Ilse, 13, end 14, at ekvest at the New Ina, Btarkbent,
Attoreeys, Mr. Airiewsteth, Blorkliera; sail Semis. Claris,
Richards, as/ Iletlealf,Cheotery-larte, Lintoloa.

DIVIDENDS.
August 29. R. Davis sod W. Phillips, of Chinelimmeet,
Lambeth, haramo, at melee, at GniWheal, Lew Mu.
August 96. P. Morgan and A. &Mbar, late of the Criverat,
Miseries, lamlap, aserelsants at twelve, al GaitsllwH
Assail U. 1. Kin, late of lehortl.mmet, CANlMlleffild•
road, Masan, at Mehra, at Gaddholt, Lamina&
Aortal 19. H. Richards, of bratosalleld, Ilisekiagbain, car-
penter, at twelve at Gitildball, Landon.
August 12. g. Goddard, of Conshill, Lomita, map.sellar, at
lea, as Guildhall.
August 29. A. Heady, of Goner.etreet, Iletlfited.squart,
diem:, builder, at clefts, at Guildhall, Loads..
August 30. E. awe. of Cm: dm Nil* Dorset. milkr, at
(eche, at the Greyhouod la.. Oridport, Durum.
September 16. .1. Hart, of Haut, builder, at
oat at Guildhall, Lando&

&moniker 2. W. Lhasa., of Lords, Isookaler, at einem
at the Coort.home, bola.
September 9. R. Tremens, of Norton% York, eisekise-esaker,
at eleven, at Ike George mad Dragon lee, Kirbyamoorside,
York.
September 4. W. Rowdier, of Markley, Salop, osaltater, at
alms, at the Tontine leo,
Regent 29. M. Gray and J. Gray, late of lkidpers, Dario,
twist sad net.naseefrademse, at one, at the Golden Liao
lee, &Wpm,.
August 99. J. H. Forster and C. Dalmao, of Nereid', esoi.i
nefattarers, at Ave, at the Rampart Home lon, Norwich
Regain 19. J. Prelible, jou. of Sew, Middlesex, miller, at
twelve, at Gail/ball, Lessem.
CILITIFICATIESAvover
J. Dickiesee, of Church passage, near Guildhall, Low.
due, warebessarsaws.— G. Wood, of Glemoner,
Mailket, of Broad-servo, Rateliff, Middlesex,
ailmae.-11. Tacke►, sf Deptford, Lest, lattow.ellassolter.—
H. Dawsland, jou. sad T. It. Davison, of Old Breed-.beet,
Loads's, skip arid iesenera►brvkers.—J. Middleberst, of
Blarkbera, Laeowter, grocer.-4 Petrie', late of Che3Md,

Gloucester, chrillier.
PARTNERSHIPS DusoLVED.

J. R. Bernard sad J. **draws, of Port-as. Prince, Hayti,
Jose I, 1840 —T. RAI, W. Earrinpro, and W. Cawthorn,
jaw. of Idsl.Mse, Tuwer.aireet, Leedom, Istur.facture, Jaue
30, 11110.—R. Reeves sad G. Edge, a Blearedikb, watch.
makers, July 10, 1010.-3. V. Frye*, G. A. Pryer, and T.
Teague of grannie, C.ornirall, hankers, July 29, len
F. Forbes and J. Mottos, of Great Burrey.streci,
friars road, elbendets, July WO, 1010.—E. Hanes, yen. E.
Haines, joie. ad T. Lindley, of Poddioplowe, Woks,
oroose.serebooto, August 3, 1810.—W. Dowell awl 1.
ileoriesso, wt Park Haw, Park-place, Mile End-road,
unlike, Argun 1, HMO.

PRICE OF !SUGAR.

The average pries of Brows or II mecovado Sieger, ems.
pater' from the Reams male is the wrek esdisig IM *d:
day of Asps*, is 17s. 70. per lisiocired weight, ex-
clusive of ilia disks of twain pal or payable thetas a
the importation' thereof isle Great Brill's.

01•••••

PRICES OF COIN.

Average Pries. iaila:6lsisol Wales, by the
Qaarter of Eight WiscbeoSer Dubois, wool of Oatmeal pet
holler 1401bs. avoirdspoise, from die rehires received is the
seek aided the rkh of July. ISt*.

• .
k
s. d a. l &d &a s.• dl
11 8 43 3 31 t 7 46 41 t IS

(Military, Preasticase lii essr sue.)