Tyr vITIONAT, REGISTPR. JULY 31. VII. tove•tc .11- Vince .t• g :to d t-tuss 431 toe l)r.:er Charier the Thiro of S! a 1.,, or. To••s•ttay. A letter from' Capt. Ulmer, of the 1..112 , hvo• dated oti Co tit, the 1,5• h 4,f May, Slates ate c •Irtt e vf Shy L'Atgle Frcueh natieuul z. bee, front under the guno of the I.land of 487 •Doggei the det,a, btque.atlied, litany years ago, a Coat and 11alee . t , be antis' :lir rowed for, by Watertnen, on tlie Thames, in eomine. ot the same n•itional event. . • Full lfoon, today, at 57 minuties after 7 in the llorning.—Lni rnas . 9, A 1 hich signifies the Festival of 7. l'itesday.—Smturn sets at 17 minutes past 3 in the iliorning— Merton College rlee.ion. 3 W ednesday. —Jupiter sets at 47 minutes allot Bin the Evening. 4 1 I iirAcioy.—Mars will wet at 6 minutes ilter 8. 5 Fri , lay.—V f!niss will rise at V 6 mintites past lin the Morninc. . 6 • Sara • Tratistietir..t ion. This miraculous inanifesi at ton of the v•ok plaee on :11011111 Tabor, Moses ki nd Efil s h. who hid never known death, being both present, unit Peter and James and all fhre,. 1)(7.01 1 01v witnessing t. Calinet remarks, ...his g reat truth, •• hat the condition in which Jesus Christ appeared 811101)1! men—. humble, weak, poor, despiscd—was a true nod continual transfigura tion ; w.hereas the transtiguration itself, during ~liewetl self in the the teal splendour of his glory, was his true and natural condition t" TIANKRUPTS. T. Webb. late of Garlick Hifi coal merchant, Aug. 13, SO, al.d Sept. 10, at hi chic, at Gust llldlt. Attorney, Mr. Towse, Fish inoliuur's Ha:l, Upper 'Dailies street. J Gordon, of Oosiiort, hookoller, to Ainmader Aug. 14, at ttvit, 13. At twd e, and Sept. 10, at hue. at the ludi.l Aille• 101. Gosport. itortoes, Me-. 111. theasdale, Alexander, and ICe4 lon. London; and Mr Cruickshank. Gosport. K. Mackenzie, of Fowl* lane, insurance hr -ker. Ant. 2, at one, 9, and Sept, 10. at *yr* Ive, at tinildhall. Attornics, Altssrt , . Blunt • and Bowman, Old Bethleos, Old Broad street. - K. Eagle-, of Coed-cid'', Mint, pi ovisionalea'er, AIL!. 2'.?. '23. and Sent. 10. at one, at the King's Arms Irns, 1.1 vi l t ion!. A Ito' nies, Blessrs. Radclifle and 1-I unilton. Old Exchatn4e taillAnts. Liver. pool ; and Mt.••rs. Shepliaid, iitoti (4(1201 A' , Redtbni row, 'r. Sna-thit, ut liattonlientlish, it in folk, c six, 17, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at Via Crown. D. nkani ,Market A Mimics. Mr. Liiiimon, Downhain ;Market; and Alcssis. Lu g anti GraN's Inn, London. (i. Jaeksoo, of Swan street. Kent road, menlrnan, 6, 16, and Sept. 10, at one, at Guildhall. ttorhey, Mr. I)ouglity, Elin-coutt. Temple. W. Tirkington. of Grove Mill, Leeds, York, wool-dealer, Allz. e 30, and Sept. 10, at -tt.4t, at Gnildll.ll, London. Attornie., Tilson and Preston, Colt man street. J. Ward and I. Falkner, of Etehells, Chester, cotton nrinufar tnrers, Ana. 10, 13, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at the Castle lon, Stock port. ttriornirs, Mr. liaddeley, Stockport ; aod Messrs. Milt e and Parry, Tvmple, Lohdo •. J. Moore. of 31erstItani Soucy brickliyer, Anz. 29, 30. at eletell. and Sept 10, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Palmer, Bar. nartUs Tim, Holborn. _ _ R. Wreford, of Hi istol, linen draper, %lit! 2. 11. and Sip% 10. at twelve, at the Conitiletal Itootha, lii 1 -to! Atlionie4, Nle%sr. Poole and Greci.tield. Gray's 11111 :•citiart.; aii.l Messrs. Alorgan outs Livvtt, Itri-tol. V. Goold. of Risea, Motimonth, shopkeeper, Ang. 10, 11, an Sept. 10, at twelve. at the 71:1111•reial i Qtly, l 2 iatvl. Attornies, IMeAsts. Lambe!" s, Taylor, and I)eace, Gra)ss Inn %quart., London al.il Mr. 'W • A. Sheath, C. Sheath, of Boston, J Steel, of riskertau, and J W'ray, Lincoln, Esqrs. basket-, Aug., Sept. 3, :out 10, at ten, at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. Attoenies, Mr. Howell, Fur rival's inn, London ; and Mr Brinell head. Lincoln. R. Ve 11, sen. of Branishaw, Witte, ro:ltraetor, Aug. 19., at twelve, 13, and Sept.. 10, at ten. at the India Arms Inn , Gosport. Attornies, Ale•srs Itieasilale. A lexan , ler, and Heinle, New Inn, J.4)11(1011; !old Mr. Cruickshank. Gosport. k. Bilotirid. or Go..port, Aug. 1?. at one, 13 .4 at eleven, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at the India Arms, Gosport. At tornies, Me.ows. Atet:kilder, and Haile, New Inn, Lon don ; and Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport. T. Ron& of Morton, York, cTrlietr.matinfacturer, Au!. 15, 16, awl Sept. tt., tot eleven, at the Star Inn. Nlaneltester. Atiornies, Mr. Midfield, Manchester ; and Mr. P. Hura , Temple, 1,:ottlon. Rev; C. H. Dayntato, clerk, of kli.towlstoelc. c:nrnwall, Aug. 17, lg, and Sept. It., at two, at the King' , Arms Inv, I a.tlirrstois. Attoritics, Messrs. Reardon - owl I);tvis, Corhet court, Ciaczeltutch Street, liontlon ; and Mr. J. W. Ilimeto, Plymouth Dock. Tiff HER DOMA DA RY. AU6 USE': . Her fervirYrays. In! sem-china Summer pours ; And lusty Ceres brings her guther'd stores. EXCRETT,U3. Eighth Sunday after Trinity.--Morning Le'tons, are from I.t Kiogg 13, mid John 10 : the Evening are trom Kings 17, and Ile(newm 3. —Saturn will be in conjunction with the Moon, at 8 o'clock this morn ing. 1. 3fondaa.--National Jubilee, in commem poration of the Ascecaion at the Ifo ilße o f Il rimov i c k t o t h e Throne ; which toot ii)ace 5.:1 the persvu of George the fiKt, Elector of honorer, Aug. 1, 1714.-- .-. , NATUR kLIST'S CALENDAR. Sowitte, planting,, and rein.)ving, will be tivc•ssa , try in several kinds ofswede, s!ips, plants. roots, and off-wta.--Contitittr the business of tomine, raking, chilling hedges, rolling ertivel, anal mowing grass, whyrvvvr It 14 wanted.— Gat her 1:11 sorts ut annual flower-seeds. us time attain to maturity ; placing the tender and mints% riot (cock's anettimies, finest balsam% and ranutictilme.) in the garde's frame or glass case, in order to acquire their seed in periection. . HIGH-WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Morning. Wien:eon. 31. 3. Q. 3. . . 3 h. f() in. 4. • 3 Is. 5? tn. . 4h. I:,', m. 5. O. % .... sh. 3m. ... Peptil of wuter is 16 feet 9 inches at London Bridge. Daps. PROVINCIALS. IlnxiNG.---A eevere pitched battle, fur twenty ritineat svlsk. routzls' on Monday, at Ridge Common, Oxfrdshire, !setts-v(ls liens Forre:,ter. a farmer. and Samuel Mallet, a laircher. 'Fl'e eonsbasants were :".ustos, both said to be affectionate Its attached to a yotmg widow in th,e . villare. and it was this which led to-the first . dilmte. They were athlet. yourg men, of 13 steme. -Wholli it would be difficult for any of tbelitstic professors in a London sing to shake ofif. The battle was maintained, with the mo-t doe mined resolution. one hour and a (snarler,' when Forrester rave in Bath were Wino) after half an hour's fighting, and above a bombed heavy hits were exchanged.' Extract of a teeter from Cowes, in the Isle of ‘Viglzt. slated July '27 :—•' A melancholy aceidunt took place yei4trilav in 'iambic river. by the upsettiwzof a punt. iss vtlsiels were It Holmes, Esq. 'Member for Newport, and only brother of Sir L. W. Hohnest. fart. i and a young man of thislown, named Pallortan, who allhenett they could both swine ercetlingly well. were tinfortiwately drowned, by gettisw. entangled in the wt eds. .Ir. Holmes was not more than V•I• years of ate. and such was the ttespeot in which he was that his death has ore-tsitmed an uhivi.:rsal fgloom thronghout the island." Rounvit y.—'rwo well dressed wen, who had tho appearance of London tr3vellers, called at she Swan Inn. at Aslssord, Herts. on Tuesday evessisiz, iji it %it) el* liorse=ettaise. and inimediately ordered a immlitninmzir s ipur. Previously to:46ll'er really. a Mat' W 34 brought by a servant on borsehaek. 141411eNsed to 11. Smalley, Eq. (")rl)ollin'4 to have came from a Gkitil , Itian abolli I . oll' Mile A from the spot. After supper the gutOletilitt) called the hinilliad to take his w ine Kith them.. inquired after persons•of the first revectability in the emintry, and made . therti4lves quite at home. The next inorniog the,/ took their ride to i ,rx{;l„.rfini Mlllllll the letter tyro reCCIf• a. ft f as they pretended, ant rutorned. Clue of them dined awl skitt that night at the inn, whilst hie (fiend with the horse ant chaise went to pay a vi-it hems s the turnery to Royston 1 ., 0s a clay, ' hoeing °titmice(' for a el:egote of the innkeeper. in the morn , ins the single person was tni4sing from the ion before any one wil! up, having contrived to rob the 'ewe of idate . and other :tritely. , t c the amount of 591. Thepertuu irho :vat, left tt ith jhc ehaiw • been taken. . . iii is () U 4 • • %. , • ta' 1 • e ,•••