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NAVAL iNritLLIGENCE.

VALMOUTN, JULY 10.
Sailed the AUlefiC3ll brig Diun, Tripp, fur flambtargh.

RARRICH, JCIX 12.
Arrived she Beaufoy packet with • marl from CIIII11:1Ved.

coser.s, JILY It.
This morning the Hoo. C. H. Pelham's beautiful brig
)selit sailed out of harbour.

DrAL, JOLT I?.

An fired and sailed for the River the Conant, Way*, fr.tat
Palermo; and the Dutch man of war William I. Crum
Gibraltar; the latter remain•.

mantras., J LY 11.
Arrived she packet Weeks, from Vwvannah ; also, of this
pm', the Tobacco Plant, Baldwin, from Virginia ; Han-
tools, Rollens, from New Orleans; aaJ lung Wilhelm,
Parirveit, from Rottesdam.

All Paris is mad after a dramatic piece, founded
un that disgusting story of %he Vanopyre. which
was palmed upon the world as written by I.ord
BYnoN. Eery thing that is bloody mud mad is of
rout-sr set down as being quite dims le guns An-
ginas ; but certainly our Managers have never yet.
of rolled the town with any that% half so revolting.!
They have laid the scene near the grotto of FIN-
GAL, the beta a dead Scotch Nobleman. It is per-
fectly well acted. tied the decorations are Imperil.
The following is from a United Stales Paper, in•
which it is called .6 a good story •."
. " A few Menthe, ago a farmer, loriag a few mato him
Eaton, Pennsylvania, spilt his daughter on horseback .10 that
town to procure smaller note. exchange tor.une of owe.
is huipod dollars. When the :am ed there sh.. Bank sat
she, sad she endeavoured to • fleet 1111., object by. offering it
at several stores, bat could 11114 met her utile chanted. She
had not gone far on km 11111111f41 whys a atniugi r rode ai to
tt.e side of her horse, and accosted her with so Must pu,
Means, dial she bad not die slighted sespiciotauf any aril
imagining or his port. After a tide of a mile or tau, m•
ployell in very social conversation, they came to a wised
part of the road. wises the gentleman commanded her to
give him the Beak loose. II was with mow difficulty that
she could be wads to believe hiin in lama% m
'remove had bees sie wog friendly; hut the sn4
a pistol placid the 'matter beyond a doubt, and alte.yielded
to ueeessity. Just as she had the mute to him a sadilesi puff
of triad blew it into the rood, mad everted it gently several
yam% from them. The discourteous knight alighted to
overtake it.aod the lady whipped her bone so get out of los
power and the Wier Mess, which had been kit *lauding by.
het ride, started off with her. His *weer Bred hie 0014,
which only leaded t• immure the speed of all parties, avid
the yotioglady arrived safely at home with !hoboes, of sew
Maw, on whisk was a peer of setlolo-bege- Kites them
were aptated they wen lees/ le costitth, beeldee a postplity
of esouderfeit Bark asks, 1,500 dollars in erwrd.witrary!
The hone wee a good owe, aid. whew oudiled ad Want,
waanhosight to be weed' el keel se sea es the name este
lbet was woke. - • - • •• - •e•

THE TURF.
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PETTING AT IrATTPIIPALLA.IOim lA.
DONCASTIS WV. I.reER.
. 7 to I are Aliurame I arm lailysfehe Lake
11 w I art Arbelia 90 to I era Peaaiaaaa.
N I are Mr M. Sykes 9n l 0 IWI Xmorso
32 111 I DOI Wayilbias $4 rol art say whet.
lit le I are lawns
0111101111) cltt,
TW• art Cbampirmas 14 is 11 apt /Make

'US'.
is N 1 sot Gustavus SI Itt ib 1 art SU J. likslttly
&tams
NEWMARKET JULY *SITING, Mt

iretT 11
Tbe Toro Plafe of 611. for SLYsedd folk, lit. 41b. ; 1111141
Mars, lat. Last oils api • dimmer of S.C.
Mr. Wrolltasio b. r. y Oehrllus, uot of a rioter to
Waacleror
Doke of Graftoo% M. e. by 'Pericles, out of Mod&
Pope's dais
Mr. Foes b. e. Hombear, by Haphazard, old of Paehes
dais'
Mr. Hoofer's ele.e. by Soothasyst, eel of a Ressetoheserrer

Mitt
I Lora Chreodrso's b. f. by Wholeboor, oat of Mason (booed
of lord Bererusrs)
Mr. thirty's b. r. by Hsokssartl, oat of Eleanor
Tlw Jodie placed but three.
Bto 4 apt Mr. Wysolberso's b. c.—II to, wit broke of
'Graters's M. c.
(ire Grosversor's kislisory. 7y. 4th. be,. Mr. llooter's
Csorviod, Ist. tfilb. T.Y.C.110.p..-5 to don 111Shrowy.
A Streepstalors of nom ratio, fur 2.4r.01d5, tat: ik lb. ; sod
3 yr-olds, 9d. T.lr C.
Mr.SCotes I. Elective. out of &limes deo, t yrs •M 1
Mr. Ilmtveries Furi..so, 3 yrs old
Dote 4 Grafturs's f. by Waay, trot of Pawn, 3 yrs utli
Mr. Wyodharo's f. by Gokarous, our of Marisusle, t yrs
Lord GrileVelbeef br. R. Tybali, 3 yrs old
Mr. Payetes Comm, 3 yrs old
Lord tballield's b. c. by Fylderorr, out of Meteorios, t yrs
Mr. 110:olsou's ch. c. by Wilton, ilk. by Solis. ! yrs old
Mr. Itordes ch. e. by Wooly. oat of Chines. 3 yrs ski
lard Jrrorria A. Comes, oat of *lifts, 3 yrs old
Gesersi Grovvroor's Illattrtary, 3 yrs ulal
Mr. late. 6c. c. by ftsplurtard, oat of Dr. Booby's auto,
3 yrs ski
Lord G. H. Cornetist' sasses Mr. Trlrbiles ch. e. by
Rubes, t yrs old
Three paid forfeil.—Tbe Joke placed hot Iwo.
4 to I eget Fur-luso-5 10 1 aist Mr. Wyndham's 1.-
6to 4 aim Lord Jersey's ch. co—ll to I opt Malmsey.

A ROW IN CHURCH.

[From die Bodes Gate( h.]

We witnessed too Sunday afternoon, at the parish
church of Freida' (about three miles from Boston).
such a scene a,, we suppose, was hardly ever beheld
in a similar place, Sod which we should not have
Ituuwo how to record had we nut been present at it.
It seems that a swill lON or gallery, at the West-
end of this church. had, by the decision of the
select vestry, been appropriated for the children of
the Frrision and Idutterwick sidsoolsi, and the
children belonging to the Freiatun reboot had, for
siarne time past. exclusively used it, with the ex-
ception of a few intruders. luvourequence of this
taller girt-commerce, notice was on Sunday pot up
over the seats, designating them to betook*, the
two gamuts, and the pew-door leading to them was
lacked ; hut just as she Vitiators children were op.
yrs/aching, a cousidershle number of oleo, most of
them, it is slid, farmer's servairte, took forcible
posseSSioll of the seats, by climbirig over the lucked
direr.
The Mitaistei. mod Churchwardens, on this, went
and civilly remonstrated with the yuuug men, de-
siring ilwot to put the places they occupied ; this
they refused to do, whereupon 11w Minister, after
forther mging them. called Nino them to give hire
their name., that he might homy who they were;
but this they all declined. Ile neat called on any
of the congregation who might have knowledge of
them, to point out their names to him, for the pur-
pose of their tiring hereafter identitird ; bat strange
to +Hy, in this request he was as unsuccessful as in
the former.

The Churcbwardena then sent fur a constable to
turn them out, or take them into custody, who,
on his arrival, not finding them willing to quit or
soirrender, was wilerttl by the Minister soil the
Chiochwardesis to handcuff some of the most ob-
ocitions. A scuttle rowed, end the constable
found it necessary. used was ordered to make vie-
lent use of his staff. Au elderly parishioner in the
body of the Church then quitted his pew, saying,
On leaving it, he did nut come to Church to see a
mutiny ; and shortly after another elderly parishion-
er left his pew with repressions of great disrespect
towards the Minister ; and his depurturit was fol-
lowed by that of two-thirds of the congregation.
A rush then took place from the loft of some of
the yaw% men who had behaved the nowt violently
contempumody, and they were followed in
',titian tote the Chinch-yard by the Minister and
Churchwardens. After some lime, • port of the
:;ferrioas *hip. had left the Church returned, and
j 44 44 'hose who remained, when service was OM•
locums*. and guee through as gIOOI ; one young
man, handcuffed, having beton brought into the
Chwrcb by the constable, and kept there till the
conclusion uf the 'wirier, his deteution being with
a •iew to ulterior proceedings. Several persons re.
Attained in the Church-yard, ..bout the porch, during
the, eagle pint of the service, making wore or
leas noise. till at le ll gl h the Churchwardens found
it. necesiatry to go not mid eviler them to Moneta. ;
before tier people complird, however, they bet up r
shoot of defiance.
At the concfusion of the service. the Minister
begged in intake an olisei tat —lie was, he said,
sorry that no more person. had returned ; and, to
afford Ahem another opuurtuoity of attending
Church that day,,be gave ',olive that there would
be %revive again mild tviierinuo. in the eeeuiog, at
severs

The eating man detained in rushaly was brought
liefere- the bbigi,ttratra ut the rublic.office en
flo idge.street, Winn). yesterday; when it was ie.
iirithntlid44• by the Magistrates that another part
of tlie'eltdrith ►hirttld br appropriated to the use of
the eliddriiu, titt the Ec eleSnistteul Court. before
whichthestiaCter is to he 'taken. shall tPesde opus
it ; and this, recostintentlaritas war modify acceiltd
to by the Minister ad the weak The business has
treated • reruituit'isl and dulisig a great
part 'of yesterday thus part irt the • town of &stun
hear the Megisteitie'reorn'ess crowded with Nevis.
tau slid Motto peeple4 ►ugtewhst turbulently dis-
posed•

• •
MR. CIt4TTAN'S SPARCII.
•• ••
f.
(From " The Preesatte's Joneissil &MK •
Ganvt.eatee.-1 haw cane from the Mod body of My
father to solicit your suffrage for hie sun—l neighs have
weight for cosesilideme he that sacred spot simnel! that is
modal of him beedepositeet —rat that cemetery of Kings, of
~..lersells sod of Statessoes; near the grams of die illestriteus
r•lla. mid the iminortel Cliches', amidst the tombs of the
mighty deed—l toot have sees& for emarailetios is the
trudge mosses eilloemestic sorrow ; but it is my leo toil it is
my desire to discharge sty defy--and I Room n fs eat the
part weeny man to lamest over the dead at the expense of
the tamale of the beteg. My friend on asy right (Mr.
Phillips) would lad is his made of literary armairemeet, a
secioneelde ammage is history. and on this abject meet op-
plieebte+leblil a linfiffillinllf and amiable Prince, Armes-
vented hy the nets ef his reesnies, sod falling • victim to
them power. addresas his werpisig compasses/a, sod tells
them trot to bewail his 1101 to follow his commands
sod comply with his Illtifflllf •••• Non officious cut err/raven
*lwo fide promos/ apathies serf quer tolling* miesimiese,
hee asoadasevit mega." I therefore come here wish •
art full iff arrow. 1 seek for your sympathy-1 week fur
your support, anal 1 stand here in obedience to his cos-
sands, and eashis• to discharge yours.
Geodesics, the school in which I hare hem laughs
speaks for me needs better than I could speak for myeelf..eit
sae owing to your Instruct toes that I eppear *lnane y05e.....41
was yon who taught one to admire the principles of my
father—it was yea who bode me follow hit example—it was
yews eAe recossienessied it as weirdly of iontatieri, when his
countrymen addressed hots in 1779, 110, lA, Pt, 90, 93, IS
111.10, 11196, 1810. and ISIS, comeseiided his pnehity, ex-
tolled his teal, eueouraged his spirit, and admired his win,
capital...cm then declare...OM* not Lottly aliffellliffft•(
praise, hot imitation. From my birth I have bees swag
sod esslistest.io the rewire of Ireland, and she has Income
endeared from her virtues lin less 11/4111 (PM her misforteinee
—I am booed to support her laws, I nun determined to
maiutaie her liberties, null I am inviolably attached to her
religiose. The lessons I have learnt hive not. 1 tenet, been
fortieths% and esisviuted that nothine mods' so gratify the
noodle-tor ie. the cause of patriotism and of Ireland time so
leans dad kis pupil practised kid lemon, I shalt, as far as
lite is my power, nut merely follow she charnek bat recons.
meted the duelrioe—hi• example will he • light to shine in
the sid.t of therknees; it will *slide ssidss dsdiculties;
it will cheer amidst distress, aid-will save eves from the depths
of danger—sot fur me slew but few my meaty—and like
some auspicious beacon which the weary mariner beholds far
uff at sea, towards it Ire deers his course soil howls his way
in useless hopes that it trilltooduct his too the haven where
his tonal sad eliettened vent and his wormosit osospenions
may find at Magda safely and repose—that such may he the
happy lot of Irelksoll is my ems:ow hope and most fervent
desire. Gulden's, t wish to offer • small tribute of praise
to the seamy of that such-beloved and mecholeniented
charade" the) his parted from us fur ever; his public life is
vn sieved—it teem your history; his private life many of
yeess bare Witnessed. **owe of you eujoyeel. I wish he was
t• so nearly related to use, that I might sash all I know.—
In his wieldy there was • charm that feseinated--tbe sub-
jects he 'reused toe be illumined—the principles he possess.
rep be practised; there Ives in his camera ausethine that
would please and Wens elate the poet, the philosopher,
col the poriliciast. Age heroism instrected by his dia-
logue. and yowls grew escheated with his eoodesceosiou;
for, nom in his playful moods. he possessed the facility
'of conveyisig iestrucime; with him nature appeared inure
arinhellished, vice fare ashamed of her deformitA and there
rim spree an individual so lost to honour as not lo be re-
claimed by his precepts or his principles; his life roe omo
toartared smile amoral lassos; it ems imps:B4le in hie so.
rises we to became eilamotared with virtue. He had an in-
tone 'mirror of every thing base or corrupt, and a love of
pi 'mbar, private as well as poblir, which, united to a con-
tempt foe money, and • feeling fur the weals of others, or-
cored to him a niabolude of Golowere, peewee, friends, and
public edutiren; his political career, like the working of
Isis mind. wet betel, fear'ess, splendid, and impetuous; in
the early tiers, 1101 merely singular but noireceslowe; ailment
as netrairnider• de the redemption of his cunistry. He did mot
advance by a geode sieetskrerriehlgoett hit ebiere bydea
deafen, nail reaching the height of his ambition in progres-
sive moraine. His was nut a troller flight; sot like the
snaring eif the lark, mount** on a plane oil-outlawed eine.
Inane ; no, it was' the hold wing of She bird of Jove, that in
one flighlrearlidl wade the summit. He came into Perlis.
tricot iu I>ee. 1775, end in April,l79l, Ireland bruise free.
The recovery of oonliberties is a plicionsetioo in histoey--.
fur ages had Ireland been reduced to the lowest stage of
national Jegradatioe—no freedoso—no (rink—wither menus
of defence mot 'pentrietion—wheie called upon to light it Wig
fussed she had seething so Bea for; she two grand springs of
Memel, actiose—those inecitises to public spirit were foaled
wanting—liberty sad properly. The contests of runner days
hail doled in sad victories—when one party was excluded
from Parliament, the other party lost its trade, and when the
same pasty lost its land, the other lost its liberty. Every
inroad upon the one was followed by some rubbery on the
other, end all that was stripped from either party wee *ever
added to the COMMON stock—their country ; various parties
Lad many partisans-oho' Ireland —lrelamd had sone; a good
lesson it the rearm moment to bear in West, and one that
shonld teach us to lay aside our domestic feeide, and to obli.
'erste every vestige ofdiseeion. At leneth the spirit of Minn-
nesse and of Swift moved along our troubled waters, and as
their track we saw • light that commemicatell electricity.
Luca, too, added much by his boldness and his dauntless abi-
lity, and all brought about a glorious Revolution. You now
cause to your own history :—ln 1779, my father Resisted in
reeevernig a free trade; in 1711„ a free Cementation • in 170,
be opposed the Proposi nous ; w 171$8, be eel 111 l it ed 'his 'robe
Bill (that measore sternal impurtanee); he carried one
but uefortunately lost the others; it 17119, he acted a pro.
minted part ie. the Regency, maintaining the rights of the
People and of the Sovereign ; iu 1790, he was returned for
your City—thew followed the Place Bill, the Pension Bill, the
Police Bill, and the Itesposesibility Bill, all useful and popular
measures; in 1793, came es the Elective Franchise, he sue.
etcetera in striking of part of die cassias of his countrynien ;
1908, he again appeared; he came forward, worn in hotly
sod in mind, and stood is the pass to light for the liberties
of his country ; in 1805, be well into the Imperial Pasha.
sent, he weheld the claims 4 his count, yearn, he extorted
admiritimi even hosvitieggpiteet oppeuent, and he has maw
fallen is the service aide country
Gentleswo-1 hues a etiseplaint to make of my °apnoea,
that he dims um thisik it proper or secesseiy to menial hine•
self to the electors of ski* city, hut retires nom the poll, as
if afraid to inert them fare to face. Flaying hVell drprivrl
of the opportunity yesterday of replying to SOenr remarks of
kis at use of the Guilds, I bare taken the liberty to lel him
know it was tap intention to allude so what lie said, in order
that he might now come forward and explain. He his ale.
dined to slice himself, OD I must necessarily allude to him
in his einewee. lie ens pleased tam say that lie bad
the support as well as the good wish?' of 60fiffl1-
111. -.111t.411,—, _OW -1/1
meat, not only in 'luta Falk f
it was detest or emoditat load to make such • eleclaratiosi
you are the best judge. I dam not euesidrr it • trt!inte of
respect paid either to you ur to your rights, and I how• ends
a barefaced derlaratiou sill never pass unnoticed or NOV,
ple•Tfli but as Ili the fact, I am happy So he able to say,
that the chief of Isla Majesty's Government here has nut our
Could take any part is Mr. Ellie's favour ; the Under-Seen..
troy nicked Valle fur has, but against him 1 bet the Chief
Seen-tarp, sod 'Ms name ever will outweigh the oilier. The
Altorney.Georral not cooly voice but iais ; hut here
ton 1 opposite the weight rt toy friend she Solid tos-Ge eeral,
a'tad the balance is tuned, In one favour. As to ilie minor
tribes that fullaw ie the lung trait' of official dependents,
they are nut the Goveciment, unr would the Govern-
meat eekauwledge their acts or countenance their pro.
reeding.. With regard to the Goverument in England,
MI happy to be able to say that they fait lan part
in the guineas, U is a Mille (might against the electors
a this city and against the freedom eif Slits csay, by a Via/.
lead party, who seem Is think that they ewe responsibility
*either to the Georernimest our to tbr law, Magisisatei x
catalog their day,aosleiglating nut merely the principles of
hew, hint the Comalselon. The Gamesment will dames
their folly, their Coleus% and the very cavorts of this day
will effect their catioctios, vit has their disgrace. Arther

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• • •
11640 d to by ktr.-Ellis cos, tbt I 101 l 444" 14
the alit for this eleetioss, sad that, throvgh nor
asillieelims, • hotly of mei' whoa he please* to call
my Audis, bad brierfered on this sidajmet, but Om my ap-
plotessiosi was eforeol. The fact is rat em. The Philo 016111-
wool I' SO answer to the assertion. The writ. It was
hoped. inroad have brew moved fur by Mr. Plunkett. hot
Mr. Plunkett ern not in Pmgland. Sir lobo Newpoetrlbers-
fore,'ltindly wodertont the saner the death of his brother
aceasioreed some delay; it was thee 10 ham/ bees orisOed by
amillor individual, which, however, was objected Ohs a
florally Sir James Mackintosh wile applied to—this wooer
came of stile delay ; bat as Mr. Ellis weer donatebt pew
per to allude to the 'abject, I shall stale that is was
that iii ant remold woi have been moved till Friday=
the ceremony of the Nereid would have bows conelorted,
sail tram she isidsvidard, olive( death was Ike sobiect of '
such regret, would have hems macs deeply laasetsted
where oared *lads were filled with the moat sorrel feelings
at the enrselossiois of dime last sad rites mud oedema eerroso-
-111011, there was as objection, not very kind or feeling, rape.
wispy when cooing from a 'ming Gentleman, a movie. in
Parliamews owe of the Members fire Limerick, • friend of
Mr. liilis's visod that if the writ was aril immediately
moved he himself would e it. Thur. Geolleirsea, have
exposed and refuted the charge; bnl auutlier charge, and
of a ware 11r114/11.1 nature,' is roataimil in them; that
this jowls, as they are called, are rippoweats of Mr.
Ellis and the CIIIIIIICS of the peace. the prosperity, the
oraaufacturea, and commerce of that city id tlablima.
Mese were Mr. Ellis'. w.reds-•-my geld took them
down. I have them here—and who form this Junlo .' —Sir
John Newport, Sir Henry Paine-11,am! Mr. %W. Pole. These
are the penises consoles of this city, sod ray farads. Mr.
Ellis limited proper, a few days ago; lit attack the LaMothe
family and Mr. Day, and to represent them is sit fevamvable
point of view; and now be mitred. his remarks frethei,smil
Is pleased 14/ hammer these person. also with his iareetive. I
nerd nut defend thorn—their defence is the Name of the iadi.
vides, who attacks, and the party that support hire. What!
does he call these men a junto dues be tall thew we-
enies to the commerce and the peace of this city ! What! can
he be so adi—be who enjoys the society of awn ow very dif-
fermi. in habits, in feelings, in sentiments, and in ermuluct ?
To Wove .1%/tren does lie Leitrim! to tickled* that breathes
hostility to the great body of the people of Ireland, to that
junto who suppose their claims, and confederate sad evorpfre
to impede their just deniandswho deal forth calumny against
sue,anul imam to violeuce scaliest their fellow.rstssens—who
bare recourse to the desperate seised' faction, and la.tly have
milled out the armed police and the military to COT mows
TISOFY. sr./crofts that see homed enough to oppose tire
Champing of Slide leloleranre—a junto dues he call thesis,
the friends whom he has mimed are men of spirit and of him
sour—they are faithful subjects, and Neter resort Se ekes
end combination ursine! their ltiloic-cenutryiners. I desire
vio Leiter arearity 1 ass honoured by their siespiaistance. 1
hope I shalt never Cutest it. Good God, Gentlemen !caw ands.
city Ise cure audacious or assertion be insure pi esonspionos
therm to call such men my junta, demeribing (bens as preemie
oho attempt to destroy the peace and prosperity of this city
Does Mr. Ellisconsider what he says? does he loom that my
friends are swore to be faithful 10 their Sovereign. sad of
coarse faithful to the peace of their country; dory are bound by
no other oath; can Isis partition' say the ranee !Neer I shall tell
Mr. Ellis what party be belongs to; a party that basted long
disturbed Due peace of this city and this cuswatry—o• party
that forms a Maul tied by au illegal oath, and this mills an
oath of couditomal allegiance. Illehold the iliffereisce. Be.
fore the Csibuliceisa vote be isn't be qualified by fishier abs
°ether positive allegiance to th, king; but before theorasige
candidate t• 11 be elected he mad tale as oath of coeditor...l
allegiance to his Majesty. I shill sly 00 11110/V•11 hem-ar
such cooduct—l deprecate such proreediaga, sad ersocriire
that they are Indeed most likely to prove fatal it/ the
peace mid prosperity, nut Daly of Dahlia, but of Ireland.
Asother mutat was lhat I hail wade use of die property of
my father in the Queen's Comity to barter votes, seed that I
bad gut raetiaaged votes in Dahlia foe votes in the Quiffs's
County. The support of the Wellesley lousily is an hoopoe
to me; I little thought it would be a matter of charge, still
less of reproach—l shall state the fact. No vote, were ever
lowievedw-the Wellesley family were sorifooirly supported by
my father., and That property in the Qoren's Comely descend-
ed at his death, met anon me, but ass my brother; mid here is
my brother, and he ws II tell you that he starer knew Mr. W.
Pule till I iutrudoceal him last week at Richismod.hoisre,
that he sever casivessed Mr. Pule or !daiquiri %Vellem
ley, awilolserefone, that lbe male* mold sot have beta bar-
tered. Rut, Geist trines, conceive the holdout's of dila charge;
is hat must have been the fecliugs of those iirdividesabi oho
could make such • base woe of that properly which was
got froin that people of helloed? their beams mart have
been as bail as those of the Mulividaals who fabricated the
charge. 11'onld they he as. shmolooril as so own it to the
snort wicked purpose, to corrupt sic freedom of election or
Ibis city, and subvert your isidepeurleuce ? molting was es
far from my thonghts or f my actions, sod it it bet a
calumay *heavier! by the low followers of Mr. Ellis, to whims
inirguidame lie has so fatally lent hourelf; but he little
thought alien he made this chair that it would be refuted
and put doom; that 1 world comics limns sod by lima/ eve-
deuce, but by a voice fermi another world. lie has touched
a imbed, which is 11.14 f my heart, and it bass
vibrated strongly, and its sounds however melruchly, Ere
pleasing to my ears, though very seating in his. I answer
Airy not by living tesiiiiiony, but lay a voice from the deed,
and the grave opens to testify against the charge, and to
vindicate she sou, and that voice is the voice of Ilse father.
Gent, Gentlemen, is a paper—'Us his will:
Let but Die Caraways hear this testament,
Aisil they would go and kiss dead Cornea woriade;
Tea, beg a hair of loin few memory,
Anil dying nieulioa it a is hia their wills
11. quitothing at as i•iich legacy
Emu their i.sne. •

" I have a raver in fee, in my Queries Cooney estate*,
anal if all my children die silhted issue living at the liaise
~( their death, / Mare the said estate bare I. the 'Nightie--
that is to say, to the follewing great officers floc the 1141le
being:—The hovered of Dublin College, the Lout Clisseellor
of Ireland, the Lord Chief Justereof the Kiftee Illewelo, the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, the Bishop of Dahlia, mid Judge
Day, in trust, to form a foundatime for the animal .esppeut
of noprovoded gentlewomen, daughters sit powrs and merites
riot's ringers of aecorditig to such isles mid regula-
tions as they shall plan and devise."
Bete then you see he h silt left you ail his *stk., hie
private arbours, and new planted orchards, ins. ibis 'side
Tiber; lie hide left them you and to your heirs fur erre.
Thus, Gentlemen, do l refute the charge sad avenge the
calowony.
As fur toyeelf I lows already spoken 'Rough. I sin Je-
st ..... s to rimier note your service ; a.. 1141.141 to elrfetol your
rights, to implore into the abuses of the city, mid al I ap.
pear use alefetece of her independence, mu I trust I shall ever
prove the opposer of every tioassure that trade to •Neel her
interest or invade her prosperity.
I am a friend It, narration owns principle; I love the Ca.
dodo. as I do the Protestant, and I love built he they
are my count rt men I .hall rerr sealed op fort their rights, and
11.1 tar as lay in my rimer, I Lees m my humble sph, re en,
rod myself already, amid toy may thew, to to renter myself
of more agility. In the present contest I come forward to sup.
watt the rights ul ellllNelellee and the ',rim-spivs of liberty.
We have lust touch; let us retain what reiwatus„atr. at least,
let nee strive to become tended; stithout this, nothing good,
°whine el/tell4lll can he obtained ; and we may he eeflalll
that we 'serer wilt be united 104 sentiment., while we are di-
vided ley law. Let u• toodaoily embrace; lei us generously
emancipate; lost, aluive all, let us live ii euncorel. The uc-
relftl.rila of t his election sill be marked by seuseltration us.
the part of toy friends. They have comas...aced on violence on
dm side of my opponent ; bat the extreme a he has resorted
144 t make he nest 1411.11 swerve front their arty. 114 nos
r.sulred le lie independent; v • are it-solved to he free;
suet we sill not antler a 47E1141141E1e to Ire 1111114011 ell upon us
by a secret patty of confederated isolivieluals; we will nut
suffer them either its force lout arum tic City of Dabliti by
media of sheer corrupt isidmiece or their yieelesso proceedings.
The election fur this city movie tie free anti iudownisleat,
tool the electors must mit be tficialea 110 either by the
tames, of Ow Castle, the pietie., Of the military. I set ready
tit /demi forward no drfeoce of your greetkain„ lot degrees
of the right. of elsClweu, and ter bagendili EN year
city. see certain Iv cumpit r; Pt I bf atimed

Is ha, I 460 to .ZoteLaw • oty tloty; I shall tap.
pliesla ayppore with hip Ilejeity% owl telt hint that if
be has loot Sio libellous of lob solopets, the venom iv, dad
his Imo boo borto orsoopted ea. Ida. wooly 'have Woo
injorad Jsood hosollsol, sad bi.oloo loiaturif 1 bow alma-
dosed aad laticard.

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rititaitao, /tit r A.
A Swot thosilful alert% weerompaoled by femme hail.
•••he •• shoat Am "Mtge! as the Yeth hid. sad •••••44
itself aver wore thee f• Carwastaars of owe Dim haat.
Its Jetta haws hero terrible la wiry hat they are ea
Joss la Ville and of Villiers les Ciesages that have amiltimi
most. The hailatowes, the tell d width eossilmiied owe
Maw half as hoar, here larger thaw pateses ettlM sad is aN
arpoeseavice have destroyed the mpg. h woo wseetiedwi by a
frightfal withrAisot, sod in ao Wash,* the Kole district
ha looodated. The water sisaideoly lose six feet Of
maw sad ia lho Iwo loiter eaiwatiwaes whirls ~
halm the valleys awl roads were eativret,,4
iota Itthewis. The Maid i.. be coarse swept away wars
hoists, sod hoe sofortateate persoos, who had mind
lode ore of she as Villiers les Grasosa, were heeled is
she relies, used tarried of is a distance 4 two learnt..
At Joss la Ville use maw perished in Oh same way, sloe
cattle were drowsed, she haplessness of hoshitadry hut, ati4
hides/ of she /ell., weak* a few animates Wore prearatel
so beautiful as aporatsaire. imothing hot tort is ay Ire wen:
Almada Om frsshll.i ealewiiiy, the iwitalpitaists asset has.
Riven thealreives up 10 devote were it oat for their raw.
/doses is Iwe o.liritesek of theirertisoest and the geed-
otas.--(Park roper )

The Laker', as they are termed in Cumberland,
Of visitors to the Likes, have not been very mime.
rotas this season. The change, however, ;in the
weather has brought then forth. On Trievdny werk.
the second whim dry in June, we beheld nut fever
than five vehicles of different descriptions, form tlir
gilded carriage to the humble gig, at the door of
the excellent info at Scale Hill.

MIRTH.
In Hainilloa-pleice, the Giantess of llionnest,ofil biesVer.
MARRIAGE:R.
Oa the Sib inst. al Antwerp, Maine opnielk af the
Ciildoireswi Cattail, w Mary Anne, Oter* sif she
Hun. Ruhert Anorak"; amid an the woe lily. the Rev.
Tans Mahon, Reeler of Newport Pratt, in lie tangly M.ye,
to Catherine, lir. Ansiestey's «yowl slatighter.
lie Caswell minty, North Caro'ina (liv the Rev.
Graves), Capt. Woe. Graves to Slims Newry Graves, daughter
of Graves.
The Graves, lie *aid, will Ovid their dead.
When she last tronipei shakes the skie.;
Rot, if Gild please, Non Graves like awn,
A dozen living folks may rise!