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Portrait of Lord dTnlin ERASER'S JP Price 2s. 6d.TI,e Au.us TUESDAY'S POST CONTINUED. Arrangements have been made with the 'proper authorities, by which the public, to the amount of 98G persons, will on the day of the Coronation be admitted into the aisles of the nave of Westminster Abbey for which purpose sittings are now erecting, and tickets Apology for a Preface to our Fourth Vnf C0IUains -7' Vorke-The Novels of the sLZ Political State of Europe-The n'g 8wT Bubble and Squeak-On the MetlL 8 SPe -The Willows -Poetical Moore-Lays of the Twaddle sS, Duet Rationalism-Tragedy of the Nisht p'tor, of Literary Characters, No. 15Lord fh I'll "MtltS lannih mL. lun i.B".

luiuaii j.ne uui the whole itiii but the Bill-Ensign O'Donoghue'. 1 pS HOUSE OF REl'ORM -BILL. The House went into Committee, and after a few words from Colonel Sibthorpe, Lord Althorp, and Lord G. So-merset, the counties of Chester, -Cornwall, Cumberland, Devon, Durham, Essex, Glocester, Kent, Hunts, Lancaster, Leicester, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Strffblk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, and Worcester, were declared part of Clause Eleven, Sckedulo and are to return each four Members. The Tenth Clause (which had been postponed) for divid-'ing Lincolnshire, and giving to each moiety two Members, was agreed to.

The Twelfth Clause, proposing to provide that the freeholders, in such counties (Lincoln and York) should vote in the separate divisions as if they were counties, called forth a good deal of conversation. It was, however, agreed At Tiverton, Devon, George Barnard, Esq. of the Stable Yard, St. James's, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter ofthe late Edward Isaac, Esq At Liverpool, W. Arming, Esq.

of Hungerford, Berks, to Ann, daughter of the late J. Toms, Esq. of Southwark At Cottingham, near Hull, C. Hibbert, Esq. of Pall-mall East, London, to Mary Catherine, eldest daughter of J.

W. Hentig, Esq. of Cottingham At St. liiirylebone, Win. Henry Baron Von Donop, of Woebbel, in Westphalia, to Frances Mary, eldest daughter ot Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart.

K. C. At Ratti-farnham, near Dublin, R. Richmond, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Rev.

Dr. Guinness At St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Mr. George Robins, of the Piazza, to Miss Marian Losack, of Alfred-place, Bedford-square, At Wigmore, Herefordshire, Mr. Baines, surgeon, of Ludlow, to Emma Ann, third daughter of the Rey.

araes Simp- fcinson At Winchcomb, Glocestershire, John Riley, Esq. of Papplewick, to Margaretta, eldest daughter of R. Hopper, Esq. of Papplewick, Notts At Bishop's Cleeve, Glocestershire, Gwinnett, schoolmaster, of Dudley, to Anne, fourth daughter of Paul Gwinnett, Esq. of the former place.

At Gosport, Captain G. V. Creagh, of the 81st Regt. to Elizabeth, only daughter of Col. Creagh, Aid-de-Camp to his Maiesty John Wm.

Bovill, Esq. of Southampton, to i 3 u. 1M Awla-B tfon nfSnntll- mil be on sale in a lew ciays. The will of Lord Norl)ury has been proved probate taken out for a sum under 138,000., and stamp duty thereon to the amount of 1,400. The black-legs who lately plundered a young man of the "whole of his fortune, are said to have made a precipitate retreat to the Continent, with the whole or greater part of their booty.

An engraver at Kentish-town, named Whelan, died a few days ago, in consequence of having fractured his skull in the following singular manner: He was drinking tea, and, according to his usual practice, when seated and reading a newspaper, was balancing himself upon the hinder feet of the chair, when he lost his THUNDER STORM'S. On Sunday the 7th inst. a fire broke out at Mr. MacltriU's farm, at Pentclose, near Newbury, Berks, occasioned by Iightr.iug, which destroyed a barn and stable before' the flames were got under. On Friday last the village of Tetford was visited wjdi a most tremendous storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied with tonents of rain during which two out of a gang of Gipsies, encamped in the lane leading to South Or.nsby, went to beg a bottle of straw, and took 'shelter in an out-house adjoining a barn belonging to Mr.

Collison, when they were both killed by the electric fluid. The thatch of the barn being observed to be on fire, the poor men, whose names were given by their fraternity as Edw. Herring and Tyso Boswell, were soon found. There were not any marks of fire on their bodies, but parts of their clothing were much torn by the shock, which shivered to pieces a strong post, and forced the materials of a mud wall to a considerable distance. The Jury returned a verdict of Died by the visitation of-God." A dreadful storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied by torrents of rain, occurred at Boston last Sunday evening.

During the storm the electric fluid struck a Methodist Chapel in the parish of Hclpringham, and destroyed the gable-end, the roof, and part of the walls. The immense quantity of rain which has lately fallen has flooded the low lands in that part to such a depth as to render the roads almost impassable. Long Sutton and its vicinity has been visited by, two more tremendous storms in the nichts of Thursday and jjy jonii nait, usq Sketches of Irish r- i0. It r1' 1...) A Collonnv uove Oliver lorne at Home, Southey. --1-J James l'razer, 215, Regent-street John iinburgh and Grant and Co.

Dublin. ji Ed equilibrium, fell backward, and struck his head against New and popular Works of FirtiolTjulnTr- Hen Colbvrn and Richard ni Butlington-street, London. Xeu In 3 vols, post 8vo. fACQUELINE of HOLLAND. By A.

ol "Highways and By-ways." 1'L ,1 mllr JiiilCIl, SeCOUU UUllgHlcl ui jluuiiim -iiiiucicvii, joi. ampton-buildings, unancery-iane ianuury, j.Vu.uuU Mayne, Esq. to Georgina, eldest daughter of Thos. Carvick, ruges," Beautiful and unfortunate, vethearinff nn nf Tt fFham's Liodire. ISssex At Clannam, joseuu reverse ot fate with the spirit of a hero ever, Sunday evening.

At about 20 minutes past twelve the land is the very being in whom romance delijrlits electric fluid struck the house of Mr. Edward -Cartivriglit, of CAPITAL RESIDENCE DEDDINGTON, Oxon. rmo be LET, from year to year, or for a short term, A. with possession at Michaelmas next, An excellent DWELLING HOUSE, eligibly situated in the New-street, Deddington, fit for the residence of a respectable family, or for any business requiring room; comprising good cellaring, hall, two parlours, large drawing room, four bed rooms, ana two attics; kitchen, brew-house, stalled stable, gig-house, and other conveniences, wifh green-house, extensive walled garden, -well planted, a capital Orchard, and Close ot Pasture Land and shrubbery adjoining, containing together upwards of FoiiftAcres and a half, for many years in the occupation of' Mr. Griffin, Burgeon, deceased, and now of Mr.

turner, surgeon, who is removing to another residence Deddington. May be viewed and terms of letting known on application to Mrs. Griffin, or to Mr. S. C.

Field, solicitor, Deddington- CHADLWGTON WEST, OXON. rWO be LET, and entered upon immediately, A. 1 coiffibrtable DWELLING HOUSE, situate at Chad-lington West, with a good orchard and garden, stable, outhouse, and other domestic offices, lately occupied as a School. The above Premises are well adapted for a butcher, baker, or carpenter, or any person wishing for a retired situation. For further particulars apply to Mr.

Atkins, Sarsden, near Chipping-Norton if by letter, post paid PRESTON BUSHES FARM. TO he LET, and entered upon at Michaelmas nest, A MESSUAGE, and all necessary Farm Buildings, with 214 Acres of useful Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Tithe-free, situate in the parish of Prcston-upon-Stour, in the county of Gloucester, and within 4 miles of Stratford-upon-Avon, and 8 of Shipsion-upan-Stour, both excellent market towns William Thornett, th- bailiff, at Alscot, will show the farm and for terms and particulars apply, if by letter, post paid, to Mr. Insall, land agent and surveyor, Shipston-on-Stour. Farm to LetCricldade, Wilts. rgnO he LET, A valuable FARM consisting of JL 145 Acres of most excellent Land, whereof about 102 Acres are Pasture and Meadow, including about 7 of Orcharding, and the remaining 43 Acres Arable.

The Buildings consist of a very convenient Farm House, in good repair, to which a large garden adjoins dairy house, poultry yard, stable for 2 horses, and another for 6 horses fatting stalls for upwards of 00 head of barn, cart houses, "and: 'other convenient out-buildings, with sheltered yards; the whole of which has been for many years in the possession of the proprietor, Mr. Champernowne, who, from ill health, is retiring from business. Possession of the Arable Land may be had as soon as the Crops are off, and the Meadow and Pasture Land at a month after Michaelmas. The Estate is situated at Calcott, in the parish of Crick-lade Saint Sampson, Wilts, and the Farm House adjoins tlie London turnpike road from Cricklade to Swindon distant from the latter place 7 miles, High worth 6, and Ciren-cester 8 all good market towns. Tn treat.

Brmlv Cif bv letter. Dost naid to Mr. Champer Tydd St. Giles, entering one of the chimneys, the top ot which was torn off, demolishing the mantel-piece in the chamber, and breaking a marble one in the room below. It followed the course of the bell wires in cverv room of the house, with a marble slab.

Between four and five o'clock on Saturday, as a pipe of port wine was being let down by a crane in Broad-street, the crane unfortunately broke, and the contents of the pipe flowed down the gutter in torrents not more than a few seconds elapsed before there were men, women, and children, with articles of every description, ladling it up. One old women, upon a moderate calculation, must have obtained some gallons, as she brought a wash-tub. Boys were actually lying down (as it were) in it. The wine was the property of a Mr. Parker.

Great Seizure of Silks Information was a short time ago received by his Majesty's Board of Customs that it was contemplated to smuggle a very large quantity of silks, and the necessary steps were taken to counteract the efforts of the adventurers, who were, we understand, men in very high repute for extensive dealings in the trade. The movements of certain parties were watched both by land -and by water in the neighbourhood of the metropolis, and in the several seaport towns. At length Mr. Domie, an officer of the Customs, who was for some time occupied ill the search, by the Ministers to have it struck out, in order to embody a general provision in Clause 10. Respecting such ICth clause (which regards the extension of the right of voting in counties to copyholders and leaseholders), Lord Althorp intimated that when it came forward he had some amendments and alterations of it to propose.

The nature of them did not transpire, and the Noble Lord would not consent to print the clause as amended till he had stated the reasons of the alterations contemplated by the Ministers The twelfth clause was then negatived by consent. The Thirteenth Clause, which proposes to givo three Knights of the Shire to the counties of Berks, Bucks, Cambridge, Dorset', Hereford, Hertford, and Oxford, was next proceeded with. Colonel Wood required the first seven Members to be to Wales whilst Sir G. Clerk wished them to be added to the Scotch counties Lord Althorp resisted both propositions, and the blank wa9 ordered to be filled up with the word "three." SATURDAY. Petitions from the beer-venders in Gloucestershire, praying that they might not be interrupted in their trade, and in favour of the Beer Bill and against the use of molasses in distilleries, were presented and ordered to lie on the table.

the coronation. Mr. James wished to know from his Majesty's Ministers what sum of money Government intended to expend upon Uazeeie. The DUTCHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. ATal Author of" Letters from the South," The Baci man," John Bull in America," 2 vnl PIN MONEY.

By the Authoress of or the Manners of the Day." 3 vols, post IS The Autiioress has an admirable J0' habits, the foibles, and the vices of the socictv lineated." Morning Post. "as PHILIP AUGUSTUS, or, the RRrvPt, the exception of the kitchen, into which room the family fled for shelter. An iron bar, winch secured the front floor, was wrenched off and thrown into the passage Stamford Bee, In the afternoon of Wednesday last a violent and terrific thunderstorm visited the parish of Sailwell, near Newmarket, ARMS. By the Author of Richelieu." i during which the lightning set fire to the premises occupied by Mr. James Gittus.

In a barn, into which a fire-ball is Darnley, 3 vols, post 8vo, described as having fallen, was a woman and child, both of BOGLE CORBET, or, The EMIGRANTS John Gait, Eso. Author of Lawrie Pariah f-i JU! the Parish," 3 vols of A work of extraordinary merit. As whom miraculously escaped unhurt. The Darn, rour two granaries, and the out-houses, together with 40 coombs of oats and a small quantity of malt, in short, every thing but the dwelling house, was entirely consumed the timely arrival of the engines alone preserving this part of the premises. The damage on and to the premises is very consider biographer Mr.

Gait surpasses every writer, certainly dav. and perhaps of any time." Spectator. the Coronation. He trusted he would be excused for stating j.ue louiiu xy uie iiuuior of ivian Smith, Esq. of Manchester, to Augusta, daughter of the late Johh Gilliatt, Esq.

of Clapham Terrace. DIED. In Regent-street, Sir Hugh Innes, Bart, of Lochalsh and Coxton, M. P. for Sutherland At Bretton Hall, Yorkshire, Mrs.

Beaumont, relict of the late Col. Beaumont, and mother to the present Member for Northumberland, who succeeds to her large estates in Yorkshire, Northumberland, and Durham At Durham, aged 81, Elizabeth, relict of Archdeacon Bouyer Aged 30, T. B. George, Esq. of the Hon.

Society of Lincoln's Inn John Dowler, Esq. in his 74th year At Margate, aged 73, F. Cobb, Esq Aged 78, in Chapel-street, G. N. Thompson, Esq On the 8th July, aged 18, of inflammatory fever, on board his Majesty's ship off Nauplia, the Hon.

Wentworth Ponsonby, second son of Viscount Duncannon At Southampton, Mrs. Ann Davies, eldest daughter of the late Rev. O. Davies. At Daventry, aged 72, Catherine, relict of E.

Lamb, Gent. John Wildgose, Esq. aged 75 and Mr. John Sawbridge, ribbon manufacturer, aged 48 Wm. Woodrow, eldest son of Wm.

W. Maidman, Esq. solicitor, Fareham, aged 11.. At Maidenhead, Mrs. Smither.

At Stonor, aged 95, Mrs. Winifred Strong Charles, only son of Mr. John Knight, of the Catherine Wheel Inn, Newbury, aged 20. Sioniuw Hlailut0, CORK EXCHANGE, Mmdug, Aug. 15.

The arrival of English Grain in general last week was moderate, but of Irish Oats tolerably fair, and of Foreign Wheat and Oats considerable. Thi6 morning we had a fair supply of Wheat of this year's growth, chiefly from Essex and Kent, the quality and condition of which was for the most part indifferent hence real fine parcels met a ready sale, on full as good or even somewhat better terms than this day se'nnight, whilst the middling and ordinary sorts are difficult of disposal Good grinding Barley fully supports our last quotation and Beans and Pease being in short supply, obtain a trifling advance In Oats there is no alteration in value, quite as good prices being obtained for fresh that it would tn his opinion have been much more proper, able, by some estimated at 1500. or lliOUi. much more Parliamentary, and much more constitutional, if The present production is characterized by same originality, power, onu spam ting liveliness, which tiiarl.Ti. author's former works so much the rase with fctovernment, before hxing on ttie ceremonial, naa come down to that House, and inquired of the representatives of the whether it was their wish to go into the expense that would attend the Coronation.

He had heard it was intended monde Awful Calamity" The most awful thunder storm ever recollected within the memory of the, oldest pcpplain the neighbourhood of Killarney took place on Thursday last at Glanflesk, near that town, about two o'clock at noon. The peasantry in that romantic glen were astounded with its frightful peals, which were succeeded by several water-spouts nourintr from the heavens until the whole glen was deluged the author of Vivian Grey iniglit'pcrlmpsbe ord Byron of prose fiction." Mania? styled MOTHERS and DAUGHTERS. A Talenf to spend on that ceremony and if that were the proposal the country might expect that the real cost would 1830. Second Edition, 3 vols, post 8vo. elt The best novel of the season, a faithful, exact wWlml cniritprl Tlit.urft nf the lfl1t and occurrins.

as it did. on a sudden, assailed a number of not be less than He recollected that the original grant for a former Coronation was 100,000., and the total expense amounted to no less a sum than nearly one quarter i wl iuj3 country" received information, in the early part of last week, that a lodgment of the expected property had been effected in the city of London, at the houses of some of the first people in the trade. It was not, however, stated that the leading men in the establishment were aware that the goods were contra-hand. Mr. Donne despatched, after having ascertained beyond a doubt that the silks had been warehoused without the payment of the duty, three officers of the excised three houses, one of which is in Newgate-street, another in a lane near Cheapside, and.

the third in a court in Fleet-street. At three o'clock each of these officers contrived to lay his hands upon silks of a very valuable description, upon which the duty never had been paid. The value of the seizure is estimated at not less than 10,000. It had been thought proper by the purchasers in the first house to take in a little brandy, without going through the usual ceremony of payingthe duty, and two kegs of very fine Cognac were found on the premises, and carried off by the officers, along with the more valuable goods. The silks were, it has been ascertained, smuggled from France, but no clue has as yet been found as to the manner in which they had been landed.

They were packed up with great care in 24 large cases, which were evidently made in this country, and are such as Manchester goods are usually packed in. Upon being taken to the King's warehouses, they were unpacked and examined. The gauzes are of the most beautiful kind. The officers will have the whole of the profits arising from this enormous seizure, the King having some time ago, as appears from the order of the Lords of the Treasury issued at the commencement of his reign, Spectator. PARIS and LONDON.

By the Author of "TficP, of a million the exact sum being 238,000. The hire of humble habitations, which, together with the unfortunate inmates, 38 in number, were, without a second notice, hurried literally off the face of the earth, and at once consigned to an endless eternity. The unfortunate sufferers were the tenants of O'Donoghue of the Glens and, in every instance, whole tilian," The Exquisites," In 3 vols. post tivo, Johnson's Sportsman's Dkthmaru the jewels alone for putting into the Crown cost the country 65,000. and they were kept for four )'ears at an annual expense of ten per charged by Messrs.

Rundell and Bridge. Now he, for one, would say that there was no necessity for a Coronation at all unless it were to afford his families have been swept away altogether esiern ji cram. Another Account On Thursday last about one Majesty an opportunity, as he heard it stated, of creating fifty or one hundred Peers in order to pass the Reform Bill, and then he should not object to it. But his Majesty had now full possession of the throne he had taken the oaths, and no additional security or sanction was required to insure or heavy Corn. lour as Jast noted.

Met urn Price of Grain as under the discharge or ins important functions. Lord Althoui' said that it would have been unconsti nowne, the proprietor, Calcott, near Cricklade or to Mr. Lediard, solicitor, Cirencester CAPITAL DAIRY FARMS, OAKSEY, situate six miles from Cirencester, Malmes-bury, and Cricklade, TO he LET, from Lady-Day, 1832, PARK FARM consisting of good Farm House, and Meadowand Pasture, and 36 Acres of Arable Land, late in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Clark. WOODFOLD'S FARM; consisting of a good Farm House, and convenient Out-buildings, with a detached Cottage, and about 113J Acre3of Meadow and Pasture, and 2 Acres of Arable Land, now in the occupation of Mr.

William Hall. GODDARD'S FARM; consisting of a good Farm House and convenient Out-buildings, with a detached Cottage, and about 128 Acres of Meadow and Pasture, Wheat 48s to 63sMalt 58s to 00V Ticks 37s to 40s Fine G3s to 68s fine G8s to 72s Harrow 40s to 42s tutional to have taken the opinion of the House upon tin On the 1st of September will be published, illustrated with numerous highly-finished and emblematical Engraving Parts I. and II. to be continued monthly, price 2s. fid' each, of a New and Original Work, entuled rg-iHE SPORTSMAN'S CYCLOPEDIA; beine JL an Elucidation of the Science and Practice of tk, FIELD, the TURF, and the SOD or, in other words, 1 Scientific Operations of the CHASE, the COURSE, and of all those Diversions and Amusements which have unifomilj marked the Character of the Inhabitants of these Islands'-and which are so ardently cherished, and so extensively pur! sued, by the present generation; comprehending the Naun History of all those Animals which are the objects of pursuit accompanied with illustrative Anecdotes.

By T. JOHN'! SON, Author of the Shooter's Companion, It is presumed that the Alphabetical Arrangement of this Work will afford every facility to the reader, and thai is leading features will be found to contain the NATU1UL HISTORY OF THE HORSE, in all its Ramifications-the whole Art of HORSEMANSHIP, or the SCIENCE 55s to 60s Hog Peas38s to 40s Feed Oats23s to 26s sum to be expended, as that was one of the prerogatives of given up all claim to any advantages arising from seizures of the Crown. The lion. Gentleman had also said the Coro nation ought not to take place, the King having taken the Fine 08s to 70s 40s to 43s Fine 27s to 28s Superfine73s to 75s 36s to 40s Polands 27s to 28s Rye 30s to 38s 42s to 46's Fine 29s to 30s 28s to 36s Beans 42s to 44s Potatoe 30s to 31s Fine new 38s to 40s Old to Fine 31s to 32s oaths, in that tact the Hon. member was mistalten the King had not taken the oaths which by the Act of Parliament was fixed to be taken at the Coronation, and it was therefore PRICE OF FLOUR essentially necessary that that important ceremony should take place.

With regard to the expense of the late Coronation, he (Lord Althorp) agreed with the Hon. Member that the hire of the jewels was extremely extravagant. At Fine Flour 55s to 60s 1 Bran 12s Od. to 13s Od Seconds 50s to 55s Fine Pollard 15s to 20s the present moment it was impossible for him to give any definitive answer to the Hon. Member, bnt this he would say, that he was perfectly satisfied the expense of the present Coronation would not be more than one-fifth of the expense of the last.

He trusted that information would be satis o'clock a water-spout burst upon the Clidagh mountains, county Kerry, within two miles of the Ballyvourney road, by which a vast tract of ground under tillage was totally destroyed, and nine persons lost their lives. Fortunately the Killarney mail coach passed about twenty minutes before, or the conr sequence must have been fatal, as the Glanflesk bridge was covered, and the battlements swept away. The bed of the Flesk river is 38 feet from the centre arch of the bridge, and some idea may be formed of the rapidity and swell of the mountain torrent when in the short space of five minutes the water flowed over the battlements. Three houses have been swept away, and the inmates of two of them (with the exception of two children) perished. One of the houses was occupied by a comfortable farmer, named Lucy; he, his daughter-in-law, her two children, and two servants, are no more.

Another of the houses was occupied by a woman named Lehane. This woman and two of her children were lost. The third house (a shooting cottage belonging to John M'Carthy, Esq. of Headford) had in it, when the spout burst, two carpenters a man named Donovan, servant of. Mr.

Green, of Lota; and one Connor, Mr. M'Carthy's sportsman. The first intimation they had of their danger was the bursting in of the back door, by the flood, which in its passage took away the front door and windows, and in a few minutes after the front' walls of the house gave way; the carpenters and Connor saved their lives by swimming, and Donovan took refuge on the chimney. In this trying and awful situation he remained for a short time, when the chimney gave way, and he was precipitated into the flood, from which he was extricated- by Connor, who had in his way to a high part of the mountain saved two of Lehane's children, whom the torrent was carrying with it. Perceiving the awful situation of Donovan, he, without hesitation, returned to his assistance, and saved his life.

This day (Saturday) the bodies of the nine sufferers were attended to their last home by the entire population of the neighbourhood, the scene of the fatal and sad catastrophe. The flood, at its height, appeared like an arm of the sea its depth in the valley from IS to 16 feet, and in breadth upwards of 300 yards. The ground, wiiich a few minutes before presented a rich and luxuriant harvest, is now covered with sand, rocks, stones, three feet deep, and it will require three years' labour beforeiit will be productive to the owners. Corres OF RIDING the JLIOU, in all his varieties, with Diseases and Manner of Cure, and the Mode of Breedin and Training him for the different pursuits with Directing for entering Hounds, and HUNTING the Fox, Hate, Stag, the SCIENCE and PRACTICE of SHOOT. ING FLYING, as well as every information relative to fc Use of the Fowling Piece.

COURSING, with Notices of celebrated Greyhounds and the most judicious Plan of Breeding these interesting Animals. The RACE.C0UBSE, with its Operations, in all their varieties of Breeding lie Racer, of Training him, with particular Notices cf the most distinguished Running Horses. The COCK-PIT, factory to the Hon. Member and the House. REFORM BILL.

and 8J Acres of Arable Land, likewise in the occupation of Mr. William Hall. Also a good Malt House, with a Dwelling House and Garden adjoining. For a view of the above apply to John Barnes, Oaksey; and to treat for the same, at Oaksey Park Farm House, on Wednesday the 31st of August, 1831. Woodstock, Kiddington, Enstone, Rollright Lane, and Enslow Bridge Turnpike Roads.

THE next Meeting of the Trustees of the above Roads will be holden, by adjournment, at the Marlborough Arms Inn, in Woodstock, on Wednesday the 31st day of August instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, to transact such business as may be required. Dated this 10J this description. It is said tnat otner extensive seizures win most probably be made very speedily in the port of London, which it is agreed upon all hands affords more facilities for, and is of course the most frequent scene of, smuggling than all the rest of the country. The Thames has been, in consequence of communications received of the contraband trade carried on in it, more closely watched. Lambeth-street.

Mr. T. Ward, late Sheriff of London, gave information of the following robbery, which had been committed the preceding evening at his mansion near Ilford, Essex There was a bill, To be let," put outside his house, and a person of very gentlemanly appear, ance called there, and required to look over the house, which was immediately complied with. He went over the house, and having asked some questions, took his departure. Shortly afterwards, it was ascertained that a small box, containing gold watch and trinkets, value 101., had been taken away from one of the bed rooms which the stranger had entered.

Search was made for him in all directions, without effect. Union-Hall Elizabeth Jane Ward was remanded on the following charge of obtaining money under false pretences A few days since she went to the overseer of Saint George's parish, and having stated that her husband was illyan admis. sion for him to the hospital was given to her, as well as five shillings to provide him with necessaries. Two days after, wards she came with a most mournful face, and represented that her husband had died, and that she did not know how to bury him. Seven shillings were given to her to procure a shell, as well as twelve shillings to take her to her native place.

The following day tho overseer, much to his surprise, saw both the woman and her husband entering a gin-shop. GRAIN arrived from Aug. lo Aug. 13. English.

Wheat, 3,287 quarters Barley, 556; Malt, Oats, Beans, 608 Pease, 988; Tares, Rape, 186; Mustard, Seeds, 370; Flour, 4788 sacks. Foreign Wheat, Barley, 300; Oats, Rye 300 Beans, 151 Pease, 442; Tares; Linseed, Rape, Seeds, Flour, 6059 bar. Irish. Wheat, 48 Barley, 625 Malt, 0 Oats, 8179 Flour, 500 sacks. General Average Prices of Corn, per Quarter (Imperial) of England and Wales, for the week ending Aug.

5 Cos 3d I Oats 27s Od I Beans 40s 5d 31s SdjRye 36s 4d Pease 41s Cd The House then resolved into Committee on the BUI, and the Chairman put the first question, Clause 13, that the toilowmg counties return three Members each, viz. Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Dorsetshire, and Herefordshire." The Marquis of Chandos considered that no borough represented the feelings of the people in the county of Buckingham more truly than the borough of Great Marlow did, and Management of Game Cocks. THE WHOLE ART OF ANGLING AND FISHING, in all their difFerent day of August, 1831. BENJ. HOLLOWAY, Clerk, Corn Exchange, Mark Lane Quantities and Prices of British Corn, sold this Market, during the week ending Aug.

9, from the Returns to the. Inspector by the Forms, See. For the accommodation of the public, the Sporlsniia's Cyclopedia may be had, complete, neatly bound in doit, and lettered, price 1. lis. 6d.

London, printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Pair, noster-row, and to be had of all booksellers in the Uafal Kingdom. Corn Factors. Imperial Measure and he could not see why it was not entitled to have two Members as well as the borough of Wycombe. He considered that Ministers were doing no good by giving the county of Buckingham three Members, which he firmly believed would be the means of creating continual contests, and would prevent the real opinion of the freeholders being known. He objected, therefore, to the grant of his Majesty's Ministers Wheat, 4078 aver.

70s 3d Rye, Od 40s 7d 43s 2d aver. 1158; aver. 183; aver. Beans, Pease, Barley, 209; aver. 29s 5d Oats, aver.

27s Id JELL'S JDALBY'S CARMINATIVE Actually removes those alarming disorders of the stomach anJ Aylesbury, Tltame, Shillzngford, and Postcomb TURNPIKE ROADS. TV OTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting of the Trustees of the abovS Turnpike Roads will be holden, by adjournment, at tlie Crown Inn, in Thame, in the county of Oxford, on Monday the Fifth day of September next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon at which Meeting the Tolls arising and now payable at the under-mentioned Gates and Weighing Machine will be LET by AUCTION, to the best bidder or bidchYrSj for the term of one year from tlie 12th day of September next, in the manner directed by an Act of Parliament passed in the third year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, For regulating Turnpike Roads which Tolls produced the last year the He accordingly gave her into custody. Dreadful Suicide. On Thursday evening an inquisition was taken before" 'Mr. Hiegs, at the Craven Hotel, to Buckingham an additional Member, and trusted that the Noble Lord (John Russell) would give additional Members to Wales and' Scotland.

He thought that the present SMITHFIELD, Saturday. Hay, 3 10s Od to 40s Od Straw 1 10s to 1 16s SMITHFIELD, Monday, Aug. 15. Our supply to-day is again large, but the qualities of Beef 1 jH emoers tor liucKingnam sufficiently represented the county. Lord Althorp observed that with respect to the present Strand, on the body of Mr.

Samuel Leigh, aged 51, bookseller and publisher, of No. 18, Strand, brother-in-law to Mr. Mathews, the comedian, who destroyed himself in the clause he considered the Noble Lord was arguing against pondent of the Cork Chronicle. Idle Job Longdcn, who had eight cows killed at Ible by lightning on the 13th of last July, has returned thanks to the public for their liberal and humane subscriptions raised to remunerate him for his loss. His landlord, Saunders, Esq.

of Nottingham, gave 10. W. P. Thornhill, Esq. of Stanton, promptly afforded relief by the gift of a capital cow and Mutton, particularly the latter, still continue very inferior, much more so than we usually have at this season of the year.

The demand, however, is good for both, and the prices of this day se'nnight are fully maintained. The trade for good Lambs is brisk, and for these 5s. 8d. is readily Himself, it was difficult to say what was the amount of representation that should be allotted to particular counties, bowels to. which children of all ages are so liable; in the Cholic and similar affections of adults, it often cures win other means fail.

During the last fifty years this popular medicine has met with a very extensive sale this has led to its being conn, terfeited. Parents are seriously cautioned against these deleterious preparations, which are now commonly offered for sale. The only criterion of its being the original andpxM Dalby's Carminative is its having the name "F.Nff-bery" engraved in the Government stamp on each bottle, price Is. 'Jd. Sold by F.

Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Clitirci sums following, that is to say But the Members for boroughs under the present Bill would bo more likely to represent the interests of the counties than Aylesbury Gate and weighing machine miv Thame Mill Gate 192 given Veal in the Dead Markets is gone up 4d. per stone for Calves perfectly fresh and good but our quotation of last besides other sums raised at Ible, Winster, Wirksworth, and other places. Brockhampton Gate 250 above the expense of collecting the same, and will he put following dreadful manner It appeared from the evidence that the deceased had latterly been very much depressed in spirits, and was frequently very melancholy. He got up at his usual hour on Thursday morning, and afterwards went into his dressing-room in a short time he was discovered sitting on a chair with his head resting on a table, weltering in his blood a razor was lying by his side, and his head was nearly severed from his body.

Mr. Inman, a surgeon in the Strand, was immediately sent for, but all medical aid was useless, so effectually had the unfortunate man perpetrated the dreadful deed. The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of Temporary Insanity." Murder. On Saturday night last, a few minutes after under the system of representation as now existing. In arranging the number of County Members, Government had taken their interests into consideration separately from those of boroughs.

He (Lord Althorp) did not lay much stress on the cases brought forward, nor, indeed, could he see how the consequences referred to by the Noble Lord would result from the present measure. The Marquis of Cuandos felt no doubt of its having the Monday remains without advance, 5s. being the top ngure. However strange it may appear that the two markets bear the same price, it is of frequent occurrence in very hot weather, meat killed early in the morning being much called for. To sink tlie offal per stone of Slbs.

Beef 3s 4d to 4s 4d Veal 3s 4d to 5s Od Mutton 3b 6dto4s 6d Lamb 4s 8d.to5s 8d yard, London; by HALDON and LOWNDES, Journal Office, Oxford and the respectable venders of Medicinein the country. Ask particularly for Cell's Dalby's CarmkA fffllO Ladies and Gentlemen Riding, Driving, Pro-JL menadins, visitinc close Assemblies, or enjoying Aqo- effect he had stated, and briefly observed, that sooner than enter into any coalition with respect lo Bucks, he would give tip separately or together, as tne Trustees present snail direct, at the said sums. Whoever happens to be the best bidder or bidders must at the same time pay down one month's rent in advance, and give security, with two sufficient sureties, to be approved by the Trustees, for payment of the remainder at such times and in such proportions as the Trustees present shall direct. And that at such Meeting new Trustees will be elected in the room of the Trustees who have died, or have declined or refused to act. Dated this 1st day of August, 1831.

By order of the Trustees, JOHN HOLL1ER, Clerk Drayton and Edgehill Turnpihe Road. eleven o'clock, as Mr. James Stewart, residing in Brisbane-street. Greenock, was returning home from town, he was fol Multum in Parvo. Saturday, the anniversary of her Majesty's birth-day, who completed her 39th year, celebrated at Windsor by a petit dejeuner at Adelaide Lodge, given by the Queen to Majesty and Royal Family the party afterwards proceeded to Virginia Water, and in the evening a number of Nobility and Illustrious Personages dined with their Majesties tradesmen illuminated at night, hut no bells were rung, by express command of her Majesty, in consequence of serious indisposition of the Mayor's Lady the Park and Tower guns fired in honour of the day The King has written to the Duke of Richmond expressive of regret that he will be unable to attend Goodwood races, which commenced this day His Majesty holds Grand Investiture of Knights of the Garter Saturday, for the purpose of installing the Duke of Saxe Meiningen a Knight of the Order.

All up ms own seat. Mr. Rickfoivd protested against any diminution of the Members for Bucks. Mr. Briscoe regarded the allotting of three Members to each of these counties as a great advantage, by preventing votes of Members being rendered null in case of the two HEAD of cattle this day.

Beasts 2510 Sheep 24,850 Calves 222 Pigs 210. and LEADEN HALL, Monday. (By tlie Carcase.) Beef 3s 2d to 3s 8d I Veal 3s Od to 4s 8d Mutton 3s 4d to 4s 2d Lamb 4s 8d to 5s 6d LONDON PRICE CURRENT, Auq. 12. Provisions The arrivals of Foreign Butter since our last have been 8,072 casks, of Irish 5,091 firkins, and of Bacon 1,638 bales.

Fine Dutch Butter has been bringing lowed for some time by two men, who caine up with him at the corner of Kilblain-square, and one of them struck him a severe blow behind the ear, by which he was knocked down. Mr. Stewart was assisted home, and put to bed but he became seriously ill, and died on Wednesday afternoon. Glas- atic Excursions, the following GENUINE AMICUS ate indispensable for personal comfort and attraction ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, for the Skin 1 Complexion an inestimable, mild, and innocent product, powerfully efficacious in rendering the skin delightfully and refreshing, thoroughly exterminating Pimples, Freckles, Redness, and all Cutaneous It-perfections producing a delicate white skin, and jura goto Courier. OTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting of the Trustees of the above Turnpike Road will be Members disagreeing.

The question was then agreed to without a division. The next question was, that Glamorganshire should have bloom to the complexion, preserving it from the heat cr Mail Coach accident a fatal acciaent nappened a short distance from the town of Bagshot, in the night of the 10th to a resident military pensioner of the name of 90s. at the quay, and for all descriptions of Irish, a further holden at the Town Hall, in the borough of Banbury, on Monday the 5th day of September next, at Twelve o'clock advance in price has been demanded this week however, irom warlike appearances having in a great measure sub Mil llll-UIUkl IU II.UU1I1 mu, tViJll.ll ugiccu w. The Chairman then put the question that the clause, including Glamorganshire, stand part of the Bill." persons by former usage entitled to take part in Coronation processions from Westminster Hall, but whose attendance is dispensed with at the ensuing ceremony, are to receive personal tickets of admission to the Abbey. Cabinet Council specially summoned Sunday on account of despatches from Brussels they sat in deliberation two hours.

Sir R. Peel has left town for his seat, Drayton Park, Staffordshire, John Morris, who in a state ot extreme intoxication, having got into the centre of the road at the approach of the Exeter mail, was beaten down by the leaders before the coachman could null un, bv which means the unfortunate man received sided, and the weather most favourable for an abundant market, the cheesemongers appear quite averse to going into Mr. Piiaed moved as an amendment, that in the counties to which by the Bill three Members were attached, each one Stock, anticipating much lower prices ere long, as quantity constituted body shall have the right of voting for only two accumulates at the Wharfs; 80s. a tibs. on board tor Cork, and 86s.

for Limerick may be nominally quoted at the pre summer, and affording soothing relief in cases ot sua-wu 1 stings of insects, or any inflammations. It iniraefeJ allays the smarting irritability of the skin, diffusing a pta'S coolness truly comfortable and refreshing and affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offspring warranted ff-fectly innoxious to the most delicate lady or infant. Gentlemen after shaving and travelling in sun anoiM1 will find it allay the irritating and smarting pain, and ra the skin smooth and pleasant. Price 4s. Cd.

and 8s. Od. per bottle, duty included. To prevent imposition, the name and address of titer prietors is engraved on the Government Stamp afrixed over the cork of each bottle. All others are spurious.

candidates tor tne representation." Lord Althorp said, the Hon. Member had made out no at noon at which Meeting, between the hours of Twelve at noon and Two in the afternoon, the Tolls arising at the Drayton and Edgehill Gates, on the said Road, will be LET by AUCTION, to the best bidder, for one year, from the 26th day of October next, in the manner directed by the Acts passed in the 3d and 4th years of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, For regulating Turnpike Roads;" which Tolls produced the last year the sum of 191, over and above the expences of collecting, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must at the time of taking pay down one month's rent in advance, and give sent prices, ior liacon there is a fair demand, but no 1m ease to induce him to alter his view of the subiect. so severe a blow on the back part of his head as to cause a concussion of the brain, and his early death. A companion of his, named Gibson, in the same drunken state, had nearly shared a similar fate.

On the investigation of this case by Mr. Woods, one of the coroners for Surrey, before a respectable Jury of Bagshot (who returned a verdict of Accidental it was in evidence that the night was very dark, and that not the slightest blame was imputable to the very Mr. Piiaed withdrew his amendment, and the original question was carried. Previously to the House resuming, the Chancellor of thereby abandoning all farther opposition to the Bill. Sir Benjamin Hobhouse died Sunday at his house in Berkeley-square, aged 75 Archbishop of Dublin and Bishop of Ferns so severely indisposed that but slight hopes are entertained of their recovery" Master in Chancery, to whom Mr.

Wel-lesley's case was referred, has made his report, nominating the Misses Long and Mr. W. Courtenay guardians to Mr. children that gentleman remains in Fleet Prison, and Sir F. Agar has proceeded to Paris to hasten the return of Mrs.

W. with the young lady and her brother. We have received (says Friday's Times) a sovereign for the Poles" we hope it is a good one. Ladies' Bazaar recently held in Mr. Jenkins's grounds, Regent's Park, in aid of funds of tne detailed some alterations which would be provement in price can be noted.

PRICES OF HOPS Aug. 15. Kent Pockets, 6 0s to 11 0s to 11 12s per cwt. Sussex Pockets, 5 10s to 61 0s to 07 6s per cwt. Essex Pockets, 61 0s to 61 12s to 11 0s per cwt.

Farnham, fine, 8 0s to 12 0s Seconds, 41 0s to 11 0s Kent Bags, 3 0s to 5 0s to 0 6s per cwt. Sussex Bags, 5 0s to 5 10s to 51 15s per cwt. Essex Bags, 51 0s to 5 12s to 6 0s per cwt. Duty laid at 145,000. security, witn sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the proposed when he came to subsequent clauses of the Bill.

The first regarded the Sixteenth Clause, which gives the ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL tl production of the age, and the original and genuine-a respectable proprietor of the mail (Mr. Bevill), who was tho driver on the occasion, and who, on his arrival at the inn, desired every necessary assistance should be afforded to the for payment of the remainder of the rent, monthly, so that at all times one month's rent shall be paid in advance. getable Production, possessing wonderful salubrious pry right or voting tor counties to copyholders and leaseholders, as well as freeholders the vote is also to be secured where dying man A nominal deodand was imposed on the horses. A most melancholy accident occurred on Tuesday morning ties, superior to other preparations for improving, beamw -j and preserving tlie Hair, during travelling, bathing, the parties have an equitable title" to a lease, or to a co And at the said Meeting new Trustees will be elected in the room of those who are dead, or refuse to act, and such 1 1 7 on the lake of Belvidere, near Mullingnr, in the county of pyhold. Leases (whether of copyhold or freehold) of sixty PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, per 11211.

years, at rents of 10. and upwards or for seven years, at Westtneath. About eight o'clock on that morning the Hon. Mr. Browne, brother of Lord Kilmaine, and High Sheriff of uuier uusmess transacted as may oe required.

WILLIAM WALFORD, Banbury, August 9, 1831. Clerk to the Trustees. Town Tallow 44s 6d Yellow Soap 04s Od Mottled 70s Od Royal Dispensary for Diseases ot the Ear, ooho-square the profits appropriated to enlargement of the presentDispensary, to enable it to receive withinitswalls deaf and dumb children that the deafness, and consequent dumbness of children can be effectually cured, if taken in time, is a fact which Mr. the county, with his brother, the Key. Mr.

Browne, Kector DUf. rent or wnere tne premium ot three hundred pounds has been given for the seven years' Lase to have votes. Copyholders to have all the rights of freeholders but the Curd 74s Od ot Mullingar, were hshmg in tne lake, when the boat upset, Yellow Russia 41s Od White ditto 41s Od Soap ditto 40s Od Melting Stuff 34s Od Ditto Rough 22s. Od Turnpike Road from Burford to Swindon. OTICE is hereby given, That the General An.

copyhold must be wortfi 10. a year. and the two unfortunate gentlemen were drowned. JLord violent exercise; anu to retain it in vigour 10 of life, is pre-eminently successful preventing the half 'j? falling off, or turning grey, and adding a most fa'" and delectable appearance. Price 3s.

fid. Js. IDs-" and 21s. per bottle. Notice.

Each genuine bottle of the original 31a Oil is enclosed in a wrapper, which has the name and a1'' in red on lace-work A. Rowland and Son, 20, ILlTTON And countersigned Alex. RowLA.vn- Graves 14s Od Good Dregs 5s Od Castlemaine had gone ashore some time before the accident. Curtis has demonstrated beyond dispute, and this new undertaking appears to merit most liberal' patronage from the pub. nual Meetine of the Trustees of the First DisfnVt nf Candles, 8s.

Moulds, 9s. Od, One of the bodies has been found. About a year since the the said Koad will be held at the house of Thos. firnhaip lie Much anxious feeling excited Wednesday at Newgate The next alterations affect the Twenty-first Clause, which regards the voting in boroughs. The Noble Lord proposes to give the right of voting to Upna-fide occupants of houses, without inquiring how such yearly rent is paid or to those whose houses are rated at 10.

and upwards. As to Hon. Mr. Leeson, brother to the of Miltown, was Price of Leather per lb. at Leadenhall.

called the New Inn, in Lechlade. on WednesdjiTr tho Calf Skins, 36 to Butts, English Crop. drowned in the same lake, whilst on a fishing party. Attack of a Bull ur-ON Two Horses. A bull day of September next, at Twelve o'clock among tne prisoners unner sentence of death, their families and friends, in consequence of the Recorder neglecting to send any communication relative to the fate of those who were to be reported intimation given to 27 prisoners that bottle is enlarged, and the prices ate 3s.

(1 and two young heifers having been put into a close at Syston, at which Meeting the Tolls arising at the several Toll Gates or Turnpikes erected on the First District of Road, and to20d to 24d to21d joint occupancy, he should also propose to give to each occupant a vote, where each separate interest was equal to the re. quired amount. If, for instance, the rent be 100. and there Leicestershire, belonging to Mr. M.

Moore, where two valuable horses were grazing, one of the latter ran at him in a playful manner, when the bull immediately commenced a his Majesty would hear Keport at Levee, and consequently the utmost suspense felt when no Report was received at nine 401b. doz. 15d Ditto, 50 to 70 21d Ditto, 70 to 80 lOd Small Seals, Greenland 21d Large ditto 14d Eng. H. Hides 14d Spanish ditto, 19d per lb 15d to 23d Ditto, Foreign 15d to21d Dressing Hidesl4d to 15fd Ditto 17d to 18id Light ditto to Crop Hides, It.

12.id to 14d Ditto, 40 to 45 14Jd to 16d Ditto, 15d to 17d are twelve joint occupiers, there would be no vote but if to 214a 10s. Od. and 21s. per bottle all other prices, or the Book and Label, are counterfeits. Particular alK to this caution on purchasing is respectfully solicit Proprietors cannot be responsible for the serious suiting from the use of base imitations now offerttl caueu or Known oy tne names ot the Signet Gate, the Brouah-ton Gate, and the Lechlade Gate, and also the Tolls arising at the Bridge Gate, erected over the River Isis, will be LET by AUCTION, to the best bidder, either separately or together, for one year, from the 28th dav nf C)otnhar o'clock, three hours after Council usually breaks up the there were ten joint occupiers, each would be entitled to a distress so great outside the prison, where fathers and mothers, wives and children were congregated, that two gentlemen pro to 15d to I6d to 22d vote.

Tiie Noble Lord added, that he should have the clauses proposed to be thus amended reprinted, so that the furious attack upon both the horses, and so much gored them as to render the recovery of one, if not of both, very doubtful. With such rapidity did the bull follow up its attacks, that they did not appear to have had an opportunity of getting ceeded to the Recorder's, and there learnt he had received a KUWLAND'K ESSENCE A and which Tolls were let the last year at the following sums' namely frit! exact alterations might ue seen hetore tie moved them. The Attorney-General, in reply to inquiries, said. RAW HIDES, PER STONE. changing Red or Grey Whiskers to Black or liro' note the preceding day to say Report would not be called for on the appointed day this reminds one of a certain vublic Best Heifers and Steers, per Is lOd to 2s Od 4s.

7s. bd. and 10s. Cd. per bottle.

that freeholders in towns would have the right to vote for the out ot its way. i he hrst wound which it made went along the shoulder for about a foot the second, a most frightful one, under the belly, which is supposed to have been inflicted Broughton and Lechlade Gates 124 The Signet Gate An Also ROWLAND'S ODQKTTO. for functionary dancing bis wife about Windsor with the Report Market Calf, each 6s Od Horse, each 0s Od stone 2s lid to 3s Od Middlings 2s 2d to 2s 6d counties in which the towns were situated that existing freemen would have rights preserved, and that the Bill de and preserving the Teeth and Gums. Price 2s. by the infuriated animal after it had thrown its opponent.

of twenty or thirty poor creatures rns pqcicec i rar. llerke-lev Bond, a sportsman well known in this country, shot in a -the above Articles are sold bv the sole SHEEP SKINS. ULlug VJtltC JJJJ and will be put up at such respective sums. Whoever happens to he the best bidder must tit. the.

sfimp The bull nau hitherto been considered very quiet and docile, The two horses were worth from 200. to 300. Rowland and Son, 20, Hatton Garden, London- Short Wool Skins, 0s to 0s Od Long ditto, Os Od to 0s Od stroys no existing franchise except that ol out-voters. Adj 16. The Genuine is sold by Messrs.

Haldol and ji time pay one month's rent in advan nf tho Lamb Skins, lud to 2ud Shearlings, lOd to 14d. Execution. On Thursday the dreadful sentence of The Hamburgh Reporter of the 12th brings some at the Office of this Journal Messrs. Loder and C- Hewitt. Snlers.

and Bellman, nerfumers. and M'- .1 the law was carried into execution at Whitby Common, near duel Thursday at Capicure, near Boulogne, by a Belgian Officer named Esse the parties met at four a. and at eleven Mr. Bond was a corpse the dispute regarded a bet at cards claimed by Mr. Esse, which was denied, and the lie direct" being given by one party, followed by a blow from the other, honourable satisfaction was demanded and Shrewsbury fair, on Tuesday, was but thinly supplied with intelligence from Poland.

Several detachments of such Tolls may be let, and give security, with sufficient sureties, (who must attend at tho time), to the satisfaction ot the Trustees of the said First District, for payment of the remainder of such rent monthly. Coventry, on Mary Ann Jtliggins, who was convicted on Tuesday, at the Warwick Assizes, of the murder of her uncle. stationer, Oxford; Stevens, and Watkins, Cirencester. Willet, Barto, and R. Pasre.

oerfumer, Banbury. sheep, and well-fatted wethers advanced in price, 6d. per lb. being obtained for several choice pens stores were in con General Rudiger's corps had passed the Vistula, and some skirmishing had taken place. A division of the A short time before twelve o'clock a cart, with a coffin in it, was driven to the door of the prison.

The unfortunate trirl perfumer, Chipping-Norton Butler, chemist, and siderable demand the fine promise of turnips, and the last THOMAS STEVENS, Clerk. August 10, 1831. perfumer, Wycombe J. Gregory, Abingdon ai was brought out; she stepped on a chair with great firmness. season havoc 01 the rot, inducing the breeders to purchase largely.

Lambs were scarce some pens were several times turners anu medicine Venders. acceded to deceased, though married, had a family of five children by sister to Miss Love, and his death-bed scene in their presence heart-rending in the extreme with his dying breath deceased declared the money claimed as a debt was not due principal and seconds both fled, and French authorities are instituting rigid inquiry. John Thomas, a child and from thence to the cart, and sat on the coffin. Her eyes appeared as if swollen from crying, but her colour was ruddv. Amboyna Tooth Powder and Lotion.

re-sold, and bd. per lb. was obtained, tat pigs, with which the market was not very fully supplied, advanced in price, AGENTS FOR THIS I'ArER- Ifr THE DRUG, from which the AMBOYNA POWDER and LOTION arP ni-nnavo1 nnceoecoa ininlltii and stores were also dearer. Next morning the cattle market At half past twelve the procession arrived at the spot where the drop was erected. The unfortunate girl was handed down from the cart and ascended the steps of the drop with was well supplied with stores, but the demand was slack, and efficacy in cleansing, beautifying, and preserving the Teeth from dprav 'PI Advertisements and Orders are received in Lowio" 1 Gardner, 7, Paternoster Row Newtox an 54 Warwick-square, Newgate-street; and Mr-1" fce Eleet-street.

The Paper is also filed at Pes House and the Auction Mart. many returned unsold. Prime fat beasts were scarce, and two years and a half old, died Friday in Westminster Hospital from having swallowed some poisonous liquid placed in a saucer for destroying flies David Black fully committed to Newsate Thursday from Worship-street, charaed with a almost unexampled firmness. She stood on the drop perfectly erect, retained her florid complexion, and scarcely' xootn i-owoer tne present uay which maintains so extensive a demand as the Ambovna to aid. per lb.

was readily obtained cows and calves evinced the slightest symptom of nervous affection The agents. COUNTRY aross assault and robbery of Mary Shepherd, a poor but sold at moderate prices. The cheese market was brisk with a good supply, and, with the exception of skims, all other qualities were sold at rather advanced prices one capital lot Hick" tfimleu. Messrs. it was originally prepared by an eminent Dentist, and its excellent qualities have secured it a preference to all other compositions it is a powerful astringent, and in most cases will remove ulcers and gum boils from the mouth.

Those Who experience Tiainfllt nprvnns nebpq in thp fni.p. nritiinff Kev. Mr. Tans read a short prayer, tne su.nerer standing by his side without any assistance, as if acquiring additional firmness of body and composure of countenance, to the great pretty young married woman prosecutrix was journeying on the Western road to meet her husband, when the prisoner Polish army, which had taken a position between Kolo and Lowicz, was driven back on the 1st, with considerable loss. Marshal Paskewistch immediately took up his head quarters at Lowicz, after having received a reinforcement of from 10 to 20,000 men.

It is said, however, that the insurrection in Lithuania has broken out again, and that the insurgents cause much loss to the small detachments of Russian troops left there. The Berlin papers announce officially that the cholera has broken out at the village of Satltke: 21 persons have been taken ill, of whom had died. In the whole of Galicia, according to the latest official accounts, 72,000 persons had been taken ill, of whom 28,852 died. In Jassy the cholera has nearly disappeared, after having carried off 4,000 of its inhabitants in a few weeks. In St.

Petersburg it is diminishing: on tho 26th, 90 fresh cases 161 recoveries, and 108 deaths on the 27th, 98 fresh cases 112 recoveries, and 54 deaths; on the 28th, 35 fresh cases 159 recoveries, and 50 deaths. In Possn, on the 0th, 39 fresh cases, and 19 deaths. and Moreton-in-lhef. of best old cheese sold for 72s. and even higher prices were demanded for similar dairies but 60s.

per cwt. was the average for new of first quality the middling dairies, new, brought from 46s. to 60s. and skim from 36s. to 38s.

up to astonishment of all present. Both the clergymen then shook hands with her and left her; on which she wept. and said, from complaints in the gums or teeth, will, in all probability, be relieved by a liberal use of the Lotion. Both pie- and another man met ner near jsrenttortl, heavily laden with a large bundle of her own and husband's clothes prisoner, affecting to pity her, offered her refreshment, which she accepted, and was again proceeding on her journey, when the brute overtook her, and forcibly and most indecently ill. The Lord bless you The executioner then commenced Abingdon, Mr.

Ames, and Mr. C. Evans, Printer. Aylesbury, Pield and Son. Banbury, Mr.

J.G.RirsutER and Mrs. Cheney. Buck dle Brackley, Mr. Barrett, Printer. Chipping-Norton, Mr.

G. M. Smith. Wat kins, Bookseller. Faringdon, Mr.

Belciieu, Postmaster. parations are purely Vegetable. Sold by E. Edwards, chemist, No. 67, St.

Paul's Church, yard, on the footway, (whose name and address, by direction of the Government Commissioners, is engraved on the stamp); the Powder in boxes at 2s. fid. the Lotion Lardner, Co-Reading, Cov clt, Stratford, Mr. Ba Printer. fljji- mistress.

Wallingford, Mr- Broker. Witney, Mr. f.f t11, Woodstock, Mr. Postmaster. his office he took off her bonnet, and put on a large cap he then adjusted the rope round her neck, pinioned hex arms, and loosely tied a cord round her ankles, during the whole of which she stood unmoved, without a perceptible' terror, or uttering an audible expression.

H.e then descended, and in about two minutes she dropped a handkerchief (the signal agreed on), and after a slight struggle this world closed oh her. for ever. 4os. nutter soia tne morning at tua. per lb.

but advanced fullya halfpenny in the course of the day. Bacon was a fair supply, and was all spld at 7d. to 8ld. per lb. Hams, 8d.

to 9d Wool There never was so small a quantity pitched, before, being only a few lots of Hill fleeces, which realized from I5s. to 17s. 3d. per stone; lamb from lid. to 14d.

and one fine lot 15d. per lb. There was a very small quantity of lamb's wool. treated hei, whilst his companion ran off with the poor creature's bundle Ann Rowell, a prepossessing lady of 2G, attired in the first style of fashion, fully committed from Hatton Garden Office Saturday on charge of bigamy, having intermarried with Mr. Milbourne, engraver.

Chancery-lane. bottle. Sold also by Messrs. HALDON and LOWNDES, Journal Office, and Mr. Slatter, Oxford Ballard, Owen, and Castles, Abingdon Birkctt, Wallingford.

I her first husband being living..