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consent to hisinaserying any daughter. I told him that
if inanely was his object. he would be disappointed, as
woJsid g Wlanc. Me.sorid it *lsnot his object, as hi
h id !luny blatirif. and asked me to look at his farts.
Ile afterwatifs came to ;risk me as the. suitor of my
daugher, and he said. 46 Mr. Wilkins, I shall very soon
have it in my power to marry your daughter, for if I
ever marry any one, it shall be her." •
Anna Maria Smith, an elderly Lady--My husband is
a butcher at Orford. The two, Misses Smith came to
our house About Michaelmas, 1524. Mr. Ririe ealletd
twice, and during the absence of the Ladies, I said to,
him, 44 As you are a lover of tie young Lady, perhapal
you would like tri he left alone with her, it your intents
tions ate honourable—l is ill leave the room." He.
said his inientions were honourable, and we left them.
Mr. Thomas Simmonds.—l knew 'Use defendant's
father; he was a considerable farmer. and had seven or
eight children. I knew Mr. Mead, who kept the great
inn at Stoken Church ; the detendant has martini- his
widow, and keepr the inn.. I valued the property of
the Itizsins, and also of Mr. Mead after his death. The
value of Vie former was 1,4001. the latter IOSL It is
a respectable inn.
Mr. Tacroeas addressed in mitigation of damages.
Mr. Barron Gassow summed up the case to the Jury.
Verdict for the plaintiff Damages 501.

NO TIME TO LOSE. SIX THIRTY THOUSAND
POUND PRIZES NEXT TUESDAY WEEK. WHEN
ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.

THE EVENING STAR.

. LONDON.
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1526.
STOCK EXCHANGF., TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Cunsols, which left off on Saturday at 7111 for the Account,
opened this morning at the same price, at which they have since
been alternately buyers and milers, with little or no business doing;
and far the August Account at 781 I, with a heavy market.
The Foreign Market is void of interest. _ _

Current prices i OW Spanish 71 S, Mexican 43. Colombian
29, Peruvian SS 46, Drasillan Bonds 54 55, Greek 111 ex dir
Scrip preen.

CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which were in the earlier part of the morning at 781 1
for the Account, have since been done at 781, with a very heavy
market; since which a sinatl roacdon has taken place, and they
may be quoted, at the present hour, at. 7$ j, and for next time at
781 buyers. Mexican Bonds have also experienced a depression,
they have fallen from 431 to 41, but vase again to 44, *wing to a
reported Loan for that Government being
.brought forward. In
other Foreign &amities but little is doing.
PRICK OF SToCKS AT FOUR 4.ZICLOCK.
per Cent. lied. 77% mi
SA pet .Cent. 841/4
si pet Cent. Red. 841,4 14
4 pet Cent. 92% 34 sh is div.
4 per Cent. 18i6• 93%
lodide non& 15 16 •
South Sea Stock 8534 es dir.
•
£l,olx► Eicher'. Bill. 10 11 prem.
L5OO dim) 10 11 prem.
€101) and 1..5100 ditto 10 11 prem.
clu.. for Acct. 78% %• .
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Buenos Ayres Bonds 52 Hex. lids tats,c p. Ct. 43$ *4
Culonshian Rends, 261 • 411 1 11 1
Do. Bonds, 1824, 481 1 1 Mex. Acct. 434 4si 11 1/
o. Acc. 19 81 71 81 42 11 1 9
Danish Ponds, 3 p Ct. Pram. lids. 4 p`C. 901 90
Ditto Acct. 531. Buss. Ode. 18,11, a p C.
Greek Bonds,lBs, 5 p C.lll Ditto Acet. 791 .1
klexican Bonds,3 p C. Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 71 I
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
• ' *HAMS. r*m.
Anglo Mexican Spa:- 100 SS see
Brazilian , I; 100 20 191 20

ZXCHANGEL
flownuAan, Jc&v 4.—On London, ST. 4. 9M. 37. 1.
Prreasonsan, Jong 40.;04)n London, 9 7-39.
Anssonnose, JULY 7.—On London, 40. 8. 9M. 40. S.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA,Joss 28.
Metalliques 91 346. • Bank Shares
.1115 e.

Accounts from Colombia state, that the Government
had passed is law funding 41 Government paper, and
fixing the interest to be paid from July next. Upon the
receipt of the news of the insurrectionary movements at
La Guayra, an embargo was laid, the town gates were
closed, and great apprehension was entertained for the
safety of pens-fil and property. The liiter.clAnt of La
Guam:. (i • instated. vas the bearer of dispatches from
Genii:1111:14 to BULIVAIt. Affairs remain in au ap-
patently tranquil state. Letters from Vera Cruz of the
20th April 4Am-that:it was becoming very sickly there
--:criirti 40 to 106.poisone were dying daily, and many
fott4roett trattfatteirvictims to the fever. .
\r C•r) I
~pdi;fp:sll4ls to,itilleeitred the Atka:mine Zeitung of
the Sd Lost.? =The ably news it contains is an account
of the sudden &talk, Thin apoplectic fit, of his High-
ness E'rince 61saits, Aulic ChAncellor of Hungary, the
last male descendant of 'a most ancient family. The
estates go. Dalai: son-in-law, Prince FERDINAND of Saxe
CoburghA wifo, *ill take the title of Prince Saxe. Coburg
Collar y. .

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The Frettehifopers of Fliday, which have arrived,
hate briiingia the
.decisien of the Chamber of Peers on the Law of
Finance. and its.atiOPtion of the Budget, by a majority of 114 to 5.
. —The Amendments on the oarless branches of the Project,
however, still remain to be put to the vote. • In the course of the
last' iscussions on the Budget. the Minister of Finance produced a
larter from Admiral de Mune.. Commander of the French squa.,
drum in the Levant,,arpromp that there bad been no occasion to
cause the application of the Ordinance of January, 1823. in which
tbe:late KING prohibited any ships tinder. the national lag from
Christian slaws to Constantinople or rsiPl•
. „1i41741:$ de liton.v declares most positively that the " White
Assn Teado7 bad =err been carried on in the. Levant by French
ventelscinit asserts that every French Captain world rrject such a
tiadlewithiturror.• In his eagerness to justifj, his countrymen he
goes even beyond this, and in contradiction to tjse'avowals of
Abe. ,blirtistrrs tbemeaves, maintains that " the cannon before
which the buiitites so gloriously trU at idiaolotsgbi were not
Pvencli, auy tuorc than the Ofitctn by whom it was pointed and

,a tracts.,
PETERSBURGII, Jena 21. • •
Mis. Majesty the Emperor has made a present to the Don Cos-
sacks of the sabre usually worn by the Emperor Alexander. This
most valuable prrenr, which was brought by Gen. Kanunenow,
was delivered with great solemnity on the 21st of May, at Novo
Ischerk ask. Lieut. GemHowalsky, Herman of tkeCossacks, made an
affecting speech to the numerous spectators, and it was resolved
that the 21st of Majsbould henceforth be kept as a holiday. An
Establishment fo rp r hans is to be founded at Nov* Tscherkask
by voluntary subscriptions, and to bear the name of the Emperor
Alexander.

The High Tribunal lately appointed for the trial of the con.
spirators, has been sitting without interruption ever since the 15th,
in the palace of the Directing Senate. Prince f.aponclain has been
obliged by illness to decline the Glace of President.
His Majesty, by a decree of 24th April, ►as ordered that the pro.
ceedings of the flibte Societies shall be suspended till further orders,
that an exact amount shall be made out of their real and personal
property, and a repott made upon it. The sale of Bibles in vela.
vonian, Russian, and other languages spoken in the Empire, is
still permitted.

" An Address to the Holders of Greek Bonds, and
the Friends a the Grork cause generally," has been issued, under
the avowed sanction of a body of Gentlemen who have taken a
peculiar interest in the prog►ess of the Greek arms and the support
of Greek independence. It begins by expressing prprise-that Eng-
lishmen have cooled is their sympathy towards the sufferings and in
their ardour for the success of t►e Greeks, while the sympathy
and the enthusiasm of the Wench have suffered no abatement.—

We am far from thinking the ardour of the English has abated
but the fact is, that the resources they have provided have been tot
adequately employed, and there are many fabrfbations by das
Greeks u well as by tbeTurks, that it is difficult to ascertain the st
of affairs.—Another chugs in this Address is brought forward,
with a similar laudable object of stimulating oar liberality, bp
comparing it with the greater generosity of our neighbours. It in
true that in France the sum of about 50,0001. has been collected Ii
subscriptions for the Greeks—an amount about double the den&
realized for the family of General Fars but what bas *Owl
in the mean time ? Has not her money flowed to Gress►
copiously ha the shape of loans, and are we not entitled in
unnider these loans as charity, till we discover some better prospect
et their being ultimately repaid!
Most of the recent disasters of Greece have arisen from the want
of military organisation ; and any arrangement for remedying this
evil might not only give a favourable turn to the war, but ensure the
ultimate triumph of the righteous cause. The Address, therefoury
recommends that a distinguished officer, whom it does not name
but describes, shall be solicited to proceed to Greece to organist;
its military resources, and that a temporary loan at( fifty thousand
pesnds• shall be raised, to be exclusively appropriated tn,
aillects connected with his enterprise. It is more than
Mood, that the °Meer alluded to would have no object's* to
undertake the duty suggested;—" and" says the Tinto, 64 if *0
are right in supposing him to be the same able man who was for.
merly engaged in a similar service in Sicily, Naples, and the lon*
Wands, we think the cause of Greece could nut be acrid a Wet
valuable present—except in the person of Lord Courauti, whisk

it already possesses."
Lord Wrausse Bann= It, we appose, the distinguished-Q*4r
and Statesman here alluded to, and we know no penal better qui*
tied for so important a charge ; if, however, u is generally
he really resisted the splendid offer of enjoying in loaurioes ease thi
Governor-generalship of India, oa account Min health* Is not Walt
he will accept the more arduous duties of organising the

THE KING.
WIN DSO It, Juvv 9.
mining. accompanied by bis Suite. attended
nest private •Chapet, near the Royal Lodge.
and visitor‘together with his SIAM. passed
'irginta Water. and dined at fire oielechemtder the
!MT enjoyed several hours angling. and We are
in good health and spirits.
Antavals are on a visit to his MAJIMTT.
, present season has been a place of more pub-
ever been remembered. Visitors of the most
ion almost daily honour us with their presence ;
the Inns are crowded, and the private lodging houses are almost
all occupied.

DISTURBANCES AT THZ BRUSSELS 'NIL 1 ritE.

BRUSSELS, Jut, 7.
We have bad very serious disturbances at our Theatre Royal. oi
account of an actress who had the misfortune not to pleases part of
the audience. On the 4th, the parties caste to blows in the pit. and
the municipal guard on duty not being able to restore order. the
Governor of the City sent in a detachment of soldiers to disperse
the rioters, some of whom were arrested. There' Were ahrs Matt
disturbances In the square near the theatre. Among the mug peruses
arrested, and still in confinement, is a Mr. P. who was so ill used
that it has been necessary to remove him to the bonne of its father.
who, it is said, is gone to the Hague, to complain of the viollitte
exercised reward hia son. The actress, who was the inhocest Mine
of the diatarbanee, has very wisely left Brussels.

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hood —I only pith it was In our power. There is one thing want- P°lit
army, tA•nric • vesWuni it nitiolmiteS, IMF *may through miseives Si
ing•-•.tbat is Dot love—that is not wanting; but it is wise on hot
Ms Urs.resry this ma
sides tek wait, as love and poverty are not agreeable companions-4 ablimaalt*and rerveld to a** in ebrilortedoo- of filissolonghi. ~
Illse this, ustification .4asinobba'crastit for as relates to Cnittuel MOW Iftsv. ice at the nei
athitigh money and hatred are worse.
litsn't think I slight you—my heart is lodged in your bosom, Fa, for
A.hif chit wort!.
was SS out oti vei at humanity, but the afteroon at Virginia
Erwin that If that &piaci did not light ' TelatelQy the KIM
tifila
there ever ro remain. Give my love to all friends, and particulhrly =se An°ll4llol, A
mile was entrfilked veldt the settltturod'of Tripoli:ea, and left. -marque*. His NIAJCITI
to M. For this time adieuy.abmirvir
other letters. ~..
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Burn this above all my
him in the task of slaughter andssievastation. Lord and Lady STRAI
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Mr. Wilkins—l received the letter dated September
- Windsor
A Dutch mail came to hand this Tornin, from lit resort than has he pi
ever
9. and I afterwards smiths defoodarbt. who asked roe to fashionable descriptiou a
_. t___ , _Li k:,„. .k.. hich We Make the follow'ng extracts,: - the inns are ernmded_