IRELAND. A curious case of breach of promise of marriage was tried in the Court of Common Pleas, on Saturday, be fore Lord Nortlibury and a respectable city jury. The p'aintitr was a widow lady, alcove 50 years of age, of the name of Hawkins, and the defendant, a gentleman of the name of Kelly, whose age was stated to be at least (15. The ludy had been married early in when she was very beautiful, to Mr. Blosset, and after hislloceasc had married Mr. Hawkins. Subsequent to the heath of the second husband, a long courtship took pht:e between her and the present defendant, and a marriage was agreed upon between them. He bor rowed $Ol. front Mrs. Hawkins tbr the purpose, as be assured her, of purchasing the wedding clothes ; and u ten 110 received the money set oft* to Limerick, and there married a Mrs. Unmet. Upon the present action being commenced, the aeftmdant wrote the plaintiff a letter, in which he threatened, that if she went to law Le would prove that she had permitted him to take the greatest and grossest liberties with her. This letter wis stated to be couched in toms so exceedingly.im proper, that the Counsel, to use the words of the noble and learned judge, in his charge to the jury, " drupt a curtain of decency upon it," and waved the reading in court, but sent it up to the jury. No, proof of the truth of the cllegations contained in this -letter were given. The main defence was levity .cf conduct in the lady ; . but nothing more was proved-it:an that she 'had been married when very young' to her first husband, who was then an elderly genthmien, and that her cha racter was freely spoken of, •'l . .tough nothing injurious to-her frame could be established. The damages were laid at 1,0001. The jury found..a verdict for the plaintiff, 2501. and Custl. DESTER.ITE ATTEMPT AT TUE CouNTY G tot, Yesterday, about one o'clock, a number of prisoners, ebieffy convicts, exceeding 190, made a sudden attack on the keepers of the prison, for the purpose of effecting their escape. flaying supplied themselves with a ..quantity of stones, which the unfinished state of the yard affinded, they commenced this rash and desperate aminpt at the door, when opened for the purpose of •distributing clean linen, &c. ; they they. began an at tack on Mr. Murphy, the keeper, amthis assistants, by a shower of stones, and succeeded in jamming the door so as to prevent its being elose4 un them, by which three of the men active ringleaders- gained the passage leading to the inner yard, but were ulnamt inotantly repulsed and secured by the e.etiyity of Garvan and Lamb, two of Mr. Murphy's Principal assistants. For tunately, at this -moment. tl•e alarm was given to the guard on duty, belonging to the 97th regiment, whose timely efforts.• enabled Mr. Murphy to compel the pri soners to return to their wards, an to secure in irons the meat active .in this mad enterprise. We cannot omit noticing the coolness and stearliness evinced by Mr. Murphy on this occasion, which prevented the loss, probably, of many lives, victims to their own rush ass.--Cork .Iciventieer, June 16. • SINGI'LI .FAca.—Mrs. Ann Davis, an old Lady, who resided in a hence of her own at Wolverhampton, died on IVednesday week. The huildinglead, for some years, been in a very delapidated state, and during her life, she bad been frequeutly urged to have it repaired, for fear of accident, which she always refused, wing' it tsoultl lust he►lime. A short time :ego, she apparently .complied, and had nearly agreed to have it taken down and rebuilt, but, reputing what she had done, she broke off the negotiation, making her general remark, that she knew it would la 4 her lime. The house fell lb: Sunday last, and buried her remains under it. A person, named Angles, has been arrested at a little village four leagues from 14hodez, on suspieion of Hog concerned •in the murder of l'ualdes; but he had not been cesfmnttal with Ban when the lust accounts left Misamiei, and Anne Benoit, haveiteen sent to the prism of Mmetpellier. Anne Benoit wept ranch, and in passing thrs.eigh that tow n cont i nue d to speak of her dear Other& "I•he Mayor of All4i leaving been in formed that an attempt Lad been made to disinter the bodies of .lausion, Bastide, and Colard, had their graves •re-opened ; and finding tl•eir lsdies. as well as their heads still there, he caused lime to be t:Arown into the graves in his presence. _ It is steed in the eircign journals, that an ,:nhappy matintan ha been seized in an attempt to ass , is, ; eicate the King of Denmark. The ltuettic approached hi. l'ilajesty at the levee!, in a manner which alarmed the Royal attendants; and on searching. him there were some surgical instruments in his pocket. Two of the American Genentls employed against the ludians are said to enjoy the pras• i lect of fighting a dud, should they escape die tomuhaisks of their brave hut miserable enemies. General Jackson intends, under what pretext we know not, to seize and wirtitiOn Pen- Lieoln 'no. British ron.al G,:ueral, Mr. Baker, was on the eve. if hi. return to Etrop.:, it was samara, cm urgent husino.s. The Hots. Cam Illiucan is appvinted to command the Liff,7, a new tlig ttc at Chatham. A I.DEIINIA.N Tlit)111 1 . l'ox DI NNEIt to CELItIIIEtTE the 1/11EEDt11 of ELECTION, and the RE • TURN of Alderman oneof the H E T A'l'l V ES for this City in I'ARLIANIIe.N't, is FIXED for NIONDAY, the f,th of July, et the London Tavetn, instead of %%refine tlay, the Rh of July, as previously advertised. ROYCE CUMIIE, Esq. in the Chair. J. J. Smith, Esq. AM. Chas. Lu.:as, EA. Nadi. Saunders, Esq. Edw. Gibbms, Esq. Santl. Weddell, Esq. Rob liulrie, Esq. Jas.lhntrdicu, Esq. David Peke, Esq. swot. Wrighton, Esq. (Mo. Harker. Esq. Jos. noxious', Esq. Jos. Thorp, FA. I.O.; I Inlah, Eaq. Duppa, Esq. Tho:. Wiltshire, Esq. RobL Slade, Esq. Was. W. Cope. LA. Itotst. Vntis, Thos. WadJ, Esq. Alflre.l Th"rp, Es]. John Locke, Esq. J. Nichnlgin.i:sq. Chas. Manua, Esq. Jobe Jackson, Jas. !bypath, Esq. Henry Itiseigton, Fsq. Gen. Fitch, EA. Charles Voter, Esq. Clarks Eckic, EA. John Satuniels, Esq. Tickets, U. Is. each, to he IM ci the Strwartb only. •••• 0 • ••• •• • 00000 • • 00000000 Henry Jackson, Fat. H.. Sanderson. E 9 th Henry Bishop, Ls% Win. Richardson, Esq. kinbt. Barker, Esq. Jas. Bridger, P.sq. Jas. 04:114J1C. R. Rankin, Esq. John Widreo. Esq. E4m. Rosalds, EN. Yob. Thorp, E.N. baud. Bishop, E.q. Joseph Hartivy, F.M. L. N. Simon, Esq. SALMON, 01)Y, and Co. mast respectfully re turn their sincere thanks to Professional Gentlemen and the Public fur the liberal encouragement they have received, and in consapience of the many bungling imitations of their PATENT SE Lr - A Int r N.l Tattsats, which are now daily advertised, sithout either novelty. improvement, or utility, consider it their duty to CAPTION the Public afzainst the impomitions of such false pretenders; the PATENT SELF-AD.IUSTJNG TRUSSES, which require no straps, nor cause any confinement to the body, are manufactured ONLY by SALMON. tIDY, and Co. tcrt, Strand, LoN now, and 161. Palais PARIS: MSO have the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the .Military and Naval Hospitals, the 'fransport Service, Dock Yards and Ordnance. the Marine Infirmary. the Hon. East India Company, the City of London 'Fruss Society, the Mary le•bone, Wivelicombe, Denbigh, and Bristol Infinnalies, Coe Mid dlesex lla.pital, &e. fv.e. N. H. Persons residing in the Country, rending the circumference of the body in inches, just above the hips, may depend upon being fitstel. Sold by 11171'LER and s , )1411, ehemirts. st. SAckville-strect. Dion.ix, and by one or wore Druggists in .eNery priueipal 'fowls in En OLAlllit. THE NATIONAL AFGUTER. The Borough of Evesham in Worcestershire, after a severe struggle, anti twelrc days poll, has rendered itself completely free, notwithstanding rthe combined influence of its Corporation and a certain Nobleman, who has always considered Ilitn , elf proprietor or half proprietor of the Borough. At the close cf the pall on Thursday the numbers %vete, for 'Air. litr,vortL 410. Mr. Boughton ;;59.—Sir Charles Cockerell (Lord Northwiek's brother-in-law, 311 . Disgraceful scenes of riot and coat...ion are not confined to West minster. After the termination of the CuilteNl at Southampton' Lord Ashtown, the unsuccessful eandidat: , .was 1110.1 furiously as saulted, both in coming to and retiring iron) the hustings, by the mob; and but for a host of fri...nd, who rallial round, he would, in all 'notability.. have fallen by the hands of those wretches. Lady Milltown. and some ladies with her, in hc:carriage, were brutally at tacked with bricks, stone.. and mud. On Monday night. some villains entered the laundry of William Smith, Esq. at Prandial House, tuna Harlow, E-ies, and robbed dm:place of fifteen pair of sheets. pillow eases, table chime, window curtains, and numerous articles of wearing apparel. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many Atte/opts that art daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious cotursitioninstend of the Genuine blacking. prepared by pay and Ittartm-itheyare indue ed to adopts. new Label in which their address 97, HIGH HOLBORN, plaeerlso conspicuously, that they trust an atten t on to this, anti ttie differenceof the type. which is unlike all letter-press. will enable purchasers at once to th.r.ect the imposition. The Heal Japan 111 Kl NG, made by I).\ Y and MARTIN, 97, lligh Holborn, will in future be sell in Mottles at 6d. ls. and Is. 6d. each. and a coo , nf the Label left with all Venders DAY AND MARTIN, 9 7, HIGH HOLBORN. TO'RGESS'S ESSENCE OF A NCHOVIES. vAii:novn. 10`, BTItAFD. CORWER ur TILE SAVOY STEVS, .LONDOW. .1011 N BURGESS Awn SON bcng apprised of the numerous endeavours mad,: by many s persons to impose a spuri ous article tin , their make, tcvl it incumbent on them to request the attention of the n public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the original. to thserve the name anti Address corresponds with the ahoec.:—.the gurenil appearance of the spurious descriptions will de ceive the onguanlem and for their detection. J. li. anti Soh...album the following Cannons; vane are in appearance ut first sight • the genuine.' but without any mune or address—some • Burgess's Essence of Anthories'—others • Butgis's.' and many more without address.— .101 IN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished appmhation, tell every sentiment of respect towanls the public. and earnesdy solicit them to inspect the labels preriour to purchasing what they conceive to he of their make, which th ey hore prc vent many disappoinunents.—W Alt KiIOUSE 102, sTRAND, ('tIIINLII of the SAVOY !STEPS, LONDON. VALUABLE FA ‘411,Y MEDICINE, for All loaction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Dowels. Bile, Indigestion. Platukny, Bilious or sick !lead itch. pains and distention of the bowels. esickness at Stomach, ilahiqutl CoNtivettess, Ate. HAI.- ANTIRIT.Ious I.l\.ll'!\'. PILLS. This safe and elegant preparation it justly esteemed for its agreeable ant! certain operation, by widen it ettivtually removes al! Inailion or Obstruction 1:. Stomach and Bon el., whether arising from Bile. Indigestion. Flatulent V. or told : Szain,..4 at Stotnaai, !lead eke. I t Operates by dishalgiag acrid bile or other crudities retained in the int,atinal canal, and as tin shairative to the system genera:lr. Free from any antimaoial and mercurial preparat:ons. it is at al. times safe; and has hetti gie.n with singular good edict during pe.gliamy. Its :1,4111.fl is paiticularly adapted to persons of Hillious F lah:ts and those tut sedentary lives. where a surlici,nt action of the hosed. is not kept m alai crudities wanes! in those orc,tis. are Fre titicntl, producing pains and distentions, langour, giddiness. or a sense of wtanneas and oppression. '• 11. to thee:Luse. the LK:: must cease !" A sintlle trio!. fully omen:iv tile patient of their efficacy. 'file wrist .ases of Minus or Sick Ilewl-Aelis are certainly temoved by a single dose, 31'.1i in a nitwit shorter time than clued be et:tined. but from experieeee. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark. the y will b.. t I not only to act without pain er itraeisititss. but to leaee the had.. after tkir initriodiate action ceases. free Clout that costirt Mar which grlierailv slices:ens the inwrat.on of lasative medicines. Sold. whole Alt and retail. by Etiwartis. no, .t. Patti's rbuich ati,tl Smiger. 1:Nfo-d-streot : Telbol.6 ; tv Moon. I -oodoia bridgi: ; 64. V.; •., 11 , as Jane Ashhttry, one of Cto poor girl it o carry ilacaummith to Covent (;aalen market, was returning 1, • !.., ;.ad bail got as far as Kuightsbridg.., • e endeavoured n . .) get b..... i a gentleman's carriage, which was :Join . : at a brisk pace : but rpm slit()pdt she fell between the wheels; and before the coachman &tipped, she was dragged nearly 5o yards on the mad. 'I he pour er:Atura had bar lug dreadfully fractured, her clones torn, and 51 . 311 oCiorwiie injured. Ai sLxin as the alarm was hiv n, the czasimian it )pped Lie hones, and rendered every assitaitee that humanity suggest. She was conveyed to St. George's Hospital. 1111tTIIS. In South Audley-street. the Countess of PAntella, of a son.—The Hum Mrs. P. Pleydell bouverie, of a son. I%lAil MED. At Naples. C. H. Smith. Esq. Naval Officer of Malta Yard, to Miss M. Gerrans, niece to./ B. Murphy. Esq. of Burton Cee..ent— The Rev. W, W. I)ickins. only son of N. Dickins, Esq. of Wolluston House. Nonlitooptonshive. to Miss Knotchhull. eldest dau. of Sir E. Knott: Batt.—Mr. E. !Ribbon, of Clerkenwell Close, to Mary Ann. only due. of J. 'faylor, Esq. of Shiane.st. Chelsea.—Mr. W. 11. Brim'. of Paternoster-row, to Catherine, you.r.gest dun. of Ormond. Esq. of IVautage.-11 V. Richards, Esq. of the Inver Temple, to Jane, only dau. of M. Clialie, Esq. of Wandsworth Common.—.l. Kaye. Esq. of the lion. East India Company's civil service, and late Accountant General at Bombay. to Miss Elizabeth Browne, of Clapham.-11'. Mount, Esq. of NWasing Place. Berks. to Charlotte, second that. of G. Talbot. Esq. of Gititting, Glouces. tersliire.—The Right Hon. Lord G. Lenox, to Miss 1.. F. Rodney, dim. of the Rodney, and grand daughter of the Earl and Countess of .thiborougli.—P. L. Brooke, EN. of Mere Dull, Clie. shire. to E. Sophia Rowley, eldest that. of Adail. Sir C. Rowley. The hridc was itiven 314 .v by the Duke of 6:ottetster.—At Mundon, Essex, Capt. Aldlorm, East India service. ti Sazaii.sciamd dau. of Mr. T. Maker. of Walton's hall, Purleigl.. JULY 5 DIED. At an advanced age, at her Louise in Orchard -street, Portman square, Dorothy Latly Filmer„ ralict of Sir?. Fame, Bart. of East Sutton, Kent, and sister of the late %V. Decries, Is 1. of St. Stephen's. near Canterbury. and Ilythe. Kent.—ln Steward-street, Old Artil lery Ground, P. F. :Michel. Esq. aged 64.—0 n Walcot-terrace, Bath, CoL.I. Plainer, of the Hon. East India Company's Eervice. Denjaz eatablishinent.—J. Nash, Esq. of Newnham, shire, most deeply and deservedly lamented.—At I:hicksands-priory. Bedfordshire, in the 77th year of his age, Sir G. Osborn, BArt. a General in the army, and Col. of the 40th regiment of Siot.—G. H. Horsley, Esq. of Telltlington.—At Chichester aged ft 3, Mr. J. 1. la. ler, sen.—At Ripple Vale, in Kent, aged 74, Mining French, Esq. being the fourth of the family since September last —Mrs. Ch.srlutte limes, of Paradise Haute. Henley-upon-Thames.—At Itrightor, Catharine. widow of the Jute Rev. S. Rostock, Vicar of East Gria. stead, Sussex.—On Wetlnuaday, the Ist inst. from sudden illness, at Leamington-spa, Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart. I). C. L. well knorm fur his zealous labours and writings in behalf of pnblie charities and ntheruseltil institutions. His title descends to his only brother, Mr. Bernard Morland, of Pull-mall. M. P. for St. Maws:,. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCIIAMGE. ilownA,y. TUNS 2% Then was a very small supply nf F.ngli;h 'Wheat this morning, which was taken le - at last Nfunday's pnces; fine Foreign Wheat supported last weak'a prices; every other description esjwricnk dull sales.—Moiling and Grey Pease were rather dearer. Tick Beans deckned from ts. to 21. per quarter; Fine fresh flats were per quarter dearer than this day week.. Barley a deal sale but rot lower ; in other grain little variation. Itapeseed and Linseed nearly the same as ia.t week. rttrpay. JuLir 3. Our market has been 'very nioderately supplied with Wheat since 'Monday. and tine parcels meet u ready sale at an advance of full is. per cpLarter. Dry . grinding Burleys are at least 3.. per quartrr •dearer, but there is but little alteration in the finer kinds. Itescs and Pease are from 3s. to as. hi,,-her, wed the Out trade has advanced full 4s. per quarter since Monday.—la utheer articles we have no altaution to•notice. Wheat SS a 74 Ntl S. uitereagela a 52 I roland Oats 29 a SR Fizie ditto 70 a 82 Grey Pease 4$ a 52 rettitne ditto 30 a 34 Rye 49 a 4$ Uean Fineßale)l 36 a S 2 Tieke 4O a4B Second ditto 65 a 70 Mu 11....... tiu a 7a 1 (AL.o.. 26 a5O ItapeSeed3lL a 421.— PRICE OF !MEM). The bigfhest rice of the hest NVbeateti Mend throughout the me tropolis, is gtatoil by the liakers to be tZrd. the Quartern Lour. game Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf trout Id. to 21, lower. AVERAGE. PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. ENt:I.AND AND W 41.1:.,. FOR THE. WEFIC ENDING JUNE: Wheat. I Itye I Barley Oat 4 I Reims I Pea,c •iq. 4 3e 4 49 .1 !It Xi It PRICE Y mi Tif r I ELM OF }AT, FRIDAY, J WLWO4T F. 3. N LE4nr.vitAry Carcaor S. 4. 5. 11. !Serf 4 a 4 Ailment 44 a 5 0a 5 8 l'ork $ a S $ Lawb...-504110 a. fl. R. d. I Ilends of C'ittk Reef..... 4 a 3 1 Sihigtfie/d. Mutton 5 4) a 3 4 Veal 0 a 6 0 Pork 4 a 5 8 i) a 7 licasts,.lboi:t.... C 76 She/1J 9/10 Calves ......... I'igi. 11.11 . AND STUAW PKR LOAD. X. d. d. Aver. 5.%. ' 11ny lO 0 a 7 111 6 in SMITHFIELD - Clover 660 a 7 7 0 616 fa, AM/ f le 0 a eiga..—g IS 4 . lily 5 0 A a 7 16 0 6 7 0 ST. JAStEb . S Clover 0 * 0 0 0 0— u 0• (Straw tl4 •• 3 6 • 3 0 Hay 6 0 0a 7 0 6 10 0 Wen F.c II %PEI. 10% os7 10 7 0 0 1 sttaw l Itioa34A-310 A V kIiAGE PIOCE OF SrOAlt. Computed from the Returns made in the week ending July 1 is / per ea L e>altn•lve or the Duty of (7ustoniz, paid or payable hereon on linivrtation thereof into Great Suturdad's Gaz.tte.) PRICK (11+ STOCKS. Rank Star% 71 per Cent. Iteduasl. 11 per Cent. Como la ♦ per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy India .tuck 1)1w' Bends (5 per t.) Excliripwr Lills.*d. per nay in 19 pt► Consols far I mug.% TIC uitie• ..... it vo I 3-111 L o ximis :—Vrintud ;.rd published by It. WlLki, No. try, FLEET-Si RP.I:T, iu tWoCTI St. i)1111:44.41 . 8 Ctufdi ittli and forwsrdPil inte tHe l'eur.try. •' voistiscs. bocstsiletS, of OW Ite 11•1111 - :1f;