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,~-~ ;* rat, valley, se paphilitio, ea /VOA of Aims as a fpy for the awany, thall be hammed to the puoituneat of death. Art. I. Every ate engaged to a plot or catfishse, alpha the Rerubile. dull. an eallaid iall. be roadbed with death. Art. H. (6th Odtober, t mi.) Every as eaanadted with a plot or coapiracy tending to diEurb the tranquillity of the Eats, by civil war, by arming ate elate of Cidaaw 'taloa the ether, or agdaft the carafe of kgWoiata authority, .pilbe paniebea with death. Orders were given to the Officer who conduard the accufation, to read the above fentence to the Prifoner, in pretence of the guard drawn up under arms. It was at the fame time ordered, that a Copy of the Sentence fhould, as loon as was confident with the forms of law, be tranfinitted, figried by the Pre• fident and the Accufer, to the Minifter of War, to the . Grand Judge, Mufider of Judice, and the Ge. petal in Chief Governor of Paris. Semi sod Riled the fame day, poem sad year. emerald. GUITOS, BAZANCOVIT aims*. Rai/LOIS, Kant, l'Ath Taint/VIT. Captain Reporter ; Moor, Captain Regiftm and Hots,., Prendent.—Mmiker. LONDON. TUESDAY, APRIL I. SI the Public o,leet. .244411ght we received Paris Journals to the 14th alt. inclitftve, which bring very interefling intelli gence. Ey a tnott extraordinary outrage, the French Government have act into their bands the Duke D'Eson I en,fon tithe Duke of Bonason, and grand- Ma of the Prince 6,Conne, and that unfortunate youth has been tried by a Court Martial at theCaille of Vincennes, and condemned to die. Whether the fentence is to be executed or not, is not Rated. The burry with which the trial took place is extraordi nary. On the tsth the Prince was taken at Etten balm, in Germany, and on the aiR &loaned to death at Vincennes, near Paris. The manner in which the Duke D'Emc nit* was then was this The French Government having received information that a number of emigrant s were affemblad at Ettenheim and Offenbourgh, in the ter ritories of the Eleltor of Banes, refolved to frize ' them. It does not very clearly appear whether ap pncation was made to the Elalor of Binsbron this (objet,who probably would have given notice to the 1 intended riftims. Be this as it may, the French on the morning of the tech March, pared the Rhine at 1 Rheinao, Ploblheim and Kebl, under the direetion of M. Cavils cover, an Aid-de•Cansp of the FIRST Consvt, and proceeded to Offenbourgh and Etten. heim. On this occafion a number of French emi grants, with all their papers, were feired and carried into the French territories. Among them, it feems, was the Duke d'ENGHIsm. It is Paid alto, that two Englifhmen of dillinEtion were apprehended s bat we hope this is not true. The report of Dustooarsa being there is certainly falfe. Several French Ladies were taken, and, we fear, net a few emigrants of dillinltion. The Maxima , . it is very remarkable, does spot fay Where or when the Duke was apprehended. though his trial and condemnation ate publiffied. The arreli of the Duke d'Emomam in this unpre cedented manner, muff excite much interell all over Europe. The Exactors of Bans* is the father in lair of the Esparto* of RUSSIA, and the invalton of cis territory cannot fail to be vieu eel, not only as a /rots intuit, but as a precedent for every violence in future. As the effee of it involves the life of a Prince of the Blond Royal of France, it h more likely to be relented than if inferior perfons were the Inf.' feren. At the Court of Ruifia it will be deeply felt. But degraded and fubdued as Europe is, what is to be expelled? The German Empirt-has been trampled upon. At former paled', Inch an outrage would have kindled a war. As to the nature of the charges againft the Duke d'Eu o Km, fain number, not a itadpw of proof was produced. That he was an emigrant, and bore arms againli the Republic is certain ;but he was nor taken in France, or with arms in his hands. As to his plots and correfpondence, tke. with the difaffeeed, we re peat, there is no proof on which any man could be condemned in a country in which the flighteß atten • tion was paid to the forms of law. Whether the Prince was carrying on any plot, or eondueing any plan of overturning the French Government, is ano ther affair. PICNIC:IIth it is now evident, will be fummarily tried in the fame way as the Duke d'Esc HIIII. It is pretended that part of the plan of the latter was to (size upon Stralburgh, but the private letters contain little information on the fubjea, and the Nadler,. has publifhed nothing. England is again secured of flir ting up all thefe intrigues, and particularly of the projeft of altaffination. The French Government have propofed to rails an additional levy of 60,0c0 confcripts of the year 13, but not to enereafe the army, but to fill up the places of thofe who are dead or difeharged ; and 30,000 being fufficient for this purpofe, she other 30,000, though drawn, will remain in receive. The Speaker of the Govcrnmene, oa this oecalion, fpoke with the utmoft contempt of the conduit of onr Minillers, and reprefented the French armies, as they now (land, as quite adequate to the war againfi ns. The alarms of new plots, the arrefl of the Duke d'Excilits, &c. teem to have depreffed the French funds, which are st. 1 The Miniller of Marine has officially publifhed maps and charts of the coatis, and the principal road lead‘, bays and harbours in Great Britain and Ire land. Rt..; .'"lmiral Vaulty's., Commander of the Flufiting flotilla. . failed from that port on the lath of March. and after a Sort engagement with tome of the Britifh cruizers, effeeled their efcape to 01lend. with the lots of fire men killed and feveral wounded. It is Rated in letters from Berlin, that the &kith. hli.lifiry have tradmitted to the Courts of RufGa, Proqia, and Denmark, a new declaration relative to the joint reprefentations of thofe Courts is favour of Hamhurgh and Bremen. The declaration flares in fuhflance, that the intereft of the Englith Govern. ment imperioufly requires the blockade of the Ely* and Wezer to be continued with vigour, as long at the n ench (ball remain in poffefliun of the Eleaorate of Hanover. Yefterday, about one o'clock. the Loan Cu*w• ciu.oa had another audience of the Kum. The Mayor of Briaol has received a letter from the Secretary of State, requiring an immediate retain of ail the males in that city. 'the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Glued*, which lately left Pierfhill barracks, have fafely arrived at Belrak on their route for Londonderry, and other towns in the north of Ireland, where they an to be' quartered for fcrne time. The 4th regiment of dragoons, about 6 0 0 *rung, landed at Liverpool on the ssth of March, from Ireland, after a very difsgreeable march to Dublin, and a bad pillage serf* the Channel. Qne of the tranfports is miffing, and it is feared has foundered. The regiment of Painey Volunteers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel M'K , have volunteered to go on permanent dety. On the 7th, Bth l , 9th, and 'nth ult. the Peebleslhire regiment of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by the Right Hon. Lord EUBANK, were in quarters in Peebles for the fecond time. On Friday the 9th, the colours were given to the regiment, by the Hon,. Mrs. Mutt...sir, in the church, and confecrated by the Rev. Dr. Dates:ism, their chaplain, with a very proper prayer and addrefs. The French prifoners of war. which have for tome time pall been confined in the Edinburgh Bridewell, marched on Thurfday morning for Greenlaw, near Pennycuiek, nnder an ercort of a party of the Inver , nets and Argyleihire militia. Mr. &err, who shot Lord Carsztrout, palled through Truro a few days ago, on his way te r Fal mouth g and on Tuefday IA he failed for the Well Indies, on board the Marlborough packet. Lieutenant Colonel MAIWILL, who was unfortu. nately Wed in the late anion with the Mahrattas it: India, was a man ♦ery highly refpeaed and efleemed. He was a fon of the late Pro•olt MAXIVELL. of Dumf . ' ies, and Married ►o a daughter of Dr. HasslL. roe, Reaor of St. Martin's in the Field's. On Thurftlay laO the foundation lone of the new Schools of Leith was laid in the pretence of an nu menfe concourfe of people. A Crins. Con. action was tried at the late AlSees for York, in which Mr. thirc 'iron, a furgeon, at Northallerton, was plainti ff , and Lieutenant Groans WATTS, of the 3d regiment of Dragoons, defendant. The plaintiff obtained a verdict with tool. damages. Sittings appointed in Middlefez and London, be fore the Right Honourable EDWARD Lord ELLsr aolouon, Lord Chief Juftice, Ika in and after Rafter Term: am Tlgill. PAIDDLRUL LONDON. Maoday - April sy Wednefday - April sy Saturday - a Monday . 3 0 Saturday - May 5 May May 7 Friday - it Saturday Tathlay May is Wedadday • May re Cirr Bustriss.—Yeaerday an Efpecial Court of Aldermen was held at the Maafton Hnufe, for the exprefs purpofe of elating four gentlemen out of eight returned by the lalltourt of Common Coun cil for carrying into execution the Aa of Parliament for granting a Contribution on the Profits atifing from Property, &c. when the following gentlemen were VIZ. JOSHUA JO AAAAA X SMITH and littotean Lee, Efqrs. Aldermen; and N tat. Basccwoots,Efq. Deputy, and Mr. Sateurt. Timer, Commoners. At Worcener fpring fair on Saturday lafl, there was a good fupply of fat and lean cattle, which de. elined M prices ; there were few good hocks. The Comte& Du Pr:mamma, who died come time fince at her hop& at Brrompton, was on Saturday interred in a private vault in St. Pancras Chnrch yard. The Comte& was many years one of the Maids of Honour to the late Queen of France ; and fince her arrival in this country the utmon confidence ap peared to be placed in her, as her houfe was made the coolant refort fur all the French Plincei, and every perfon of rink or eminence attached to the Houfe of Bourbon. Saturday fe'nnight the dwelling honk of W. Hoy eta, farmer, at Llangnnoyd. in Glamorganfhire, was confumed by fire, together with a heal houle, liable, and adjoining acpurtenances, with a great quantity of hay and corn, and feveral head of cattle. On Sunday fe'nnight a fire broke nut on tl:t farm of Mr. CASON, pan. at l'axley, near Eye, in Suffolk. which dellroyed, in the courfe of an hour, the whole of the premifes, together with t t pigs, a calf, and So combs of corn. A terrible fire broke out on Sunday fe'nnight, at Haverfham, Bucks, oceafinned by a chimney in the houfe of Mr. G s taking fire, the fparks from which communicated to a large barn and pignies,ansii from thence to the pari(h church, crime of the pew 6 in which, with part of the roof, were dellroyed, and two cottages in the church yard entirely burnt down. and the furniture confumcd. The wind, v.hidh vas very brifk at the time, direfted the flakes of fire actors a dole. at a coofiderable ditlance, t.. feveral other cottages, which. with the outbuildings belong• ing to them, were burnt down. Fortunately, an engine from Stratford, and two cabers (tom Newport Pagnell. arrived in rime to prelei se the remainder of the village t but fuch was the rapidity if the rie• routing element, that many of the ran villagers lace LA nearly their all and about nineteen pour dltlrelicJ facnilves, many of who have several chil dren,, are at prefect sot Daly deprived of their hubs cations, but deltitute of both cloches, furniture, and other ctnttforte. • NALTr ?CAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind North. ASS. DU!. JO A. DVS. Dublin i z liamsurgh o 3 Waterton! z t Guttetiburgh 0 0 DEAL, APITL 2 •••SaiL:ll the Perfevaance Ead Indianian. and fevcral other outward-bound veffels, for Fortfinotrth ; ILLS.- TllOOl MIN Of war, I'INIXORALIT 2, SQ,Olaszt., sad le Sianut frigates, AvTuaew, ALONZO, BONZTTA. and CURLEW hoop* of war, Fear bomb, Ascnct and JACKALL gun-brig, with the itone-Osips, dcc. for Duaguiefs, and T spun of war. mad William (tenet*. for ffbeernefsv—Arrived the Lama and Oat/. TiS hoops of war from a cruise, and remain IN the Downs with the &lye as per Lift. Wind N. W. Dorsi, Aran. I.—.Canse In the brig Abeam, of Sandertand, Thomas Coady miter, having bees taken yedaday nsoredng off Fahlight by a French logger privueer, of to gum. Same of our citizen foots after appealing in fight, the Frenchmen got the beig's boat over the Ode, and two of them got in, and at that moment the Mater, who bad bees ordered below, *ripest es deck. and knocked another of the Frenchmen over the Ode Imo the boat; Irnmediatdy eo which the remaining Frenchman left the Was, and Jumped into the boat, when they made off, leaving the iffat ter alone in the brig, the privateer having killed use of ble penple, and taken out the left. Ike ?Adler then Reared for the Doom, where he arrived, and brought the brig to anchor without any af faience. Aram o..arke Tannebrng, ot 'Dogtooth, Captain Haus, nom she Cape, arrived in our fOl4ll to day, hooded Csoatts ALEX.. Von lingua. Several large nips are gannag weer to Boulogne r we bear that reveral large gron.boita are at Havre, which are waiting an opportunity to come r ouid to Beclagne.-- The long nips ire kin in the Down., bet the wind having changed to the &Award, we coped the idookgne rquadron will all Call foe their nation. Mutilates, Ann 2.—Arrived his Majefty's dip S with the Dot ea and CINSOII gun brigs. and have felted again for the Downs; the VIROINII has arrived to have trer Wefts made good, luring been run fowl of by the DIMIA, in the Downs, lie is very mach iniared ; the MAMMON has roe eat of to the Nore, and the LT= is ready for fess the will fail thisemaing. TORIAT, Arali t .—Sated the PatAaswT . floep of In; and the Rosman+ cull. maw, on a maize. The outward booed Weft indiamen that have pat in bare within there few days, we now getting ander weigh for Falmouth, under convoy of the Fos cow and Venus cutters.—Wind N. POILTSMOUTS, An t.—Arrived the Atilvs, —..., ham it. I isfi6arl's for Laotian, with fruit, is 3: &yr... Mid Is Taos- moss Coop of war, wkh the Wia harmer miler convey for Fahaosth. The Ltanranao ma a war, Mt! the lea fa the Malhareem, amnion HATIWICII, Aram t.... The Lady Trances, porb4fihne !ranee, Captain Firs, with the Diana, Captain Stewart, arrived Les Maeftrand, each with a Gattenbnrib Mail A Dalian Mettertem with dirparekel Male over in the Diana. There Packets oast with very tempeftnons Weather on their outward bound page, and were ebbied to pot into Norway, where they were detained tome weeks by the teverity or the wather. The lijah-' Ship are ail at their refpedive Rations on We part at the malt, to that the entrance at the llthre• Channel, Swirl., pad Wal • let, are diVelsaly feared : an Admiral'. Pla and rem Ilia are dittindlly fees boa bac& Resnais the Peptiq wind es lista, at at guns, Depots Penselly, with the Diana tai Lady bast% Parkas. Damara, Maac■ it—O. Saturday, the ant►laM. the Mer cury, al this place, May mailer from Limekilw with mats, was wrecked at the mouth o( Tay item and went all to pietas; the mac: and all %ands, live In number, millet i4fARC• 113,..n11 wind has continued from the Eaflward, with Soy (re* nod we have MB much ice le the Sound. of coo& no arrivals. The Bettaania, Radmbe,Y INS Hornbeck Bay; and the How, Harries, Bet feenewbot further down.—The R fallowing Gip have put into one of the ewe bar been between Oottentnery and Marftrandt Lintels; Tone ; Cameron ; Union. Metcalf ; Neffon. Pea cock ; and Grndlau.Lima ; RII from Lark. wish g all wdl. Huts, Ma: cm so..—The Snipe ram brig hos arrived to the Number. from hatinooth. with orm for ale Gelpheld gamed Dip, and k is capeded. will take the Amphitrke, Ca pain Stickney, under nanny from hence to the Dogma Loa Friday naming the Bold ism brig faded front do Number tot Te1t61114013. wkh tha fialemo, Bronforkh. Ellempetsk and Didkainder convoy whit a kir Mad. Auother veal is daily eapetfted here u take under convoy the Otipa sow Imam for that port. The Mike blots and her convoy. (minden' fall) for the MatUtannowl. weft art well of Cape Spirts! oath February. Wind at lad, Mewing Meg. The Mercator, sad the John. both adds port, have keen espied by the Navy Baard. for the potpie of attending eceverys ham hates for the Bald& They are new Erring oat mak pkok and are to carry fourteen a-povders eanonade, with fourteen men sad a boy for eery coo tons buthm. The Magdalena and Bettedidta. Peter Stahel, front 9a j and twee, is united In Whitebooth kook, aod sow quarantine. The Ford tilde. Taman. tram Glafgow,atribakkere tals mers/og : on Ted day lull be loft his anchors. eabka. its. in a fevers Ram of wind and (now, and with great &Beaky kept Eke oddities Wee &ken en sore. The BAD% Drecnkthnen, of London, united to Whisebeotit Roads on Wahocklay slgbt, with the 1.1. of top and main top malt. The Liberty, Milton, of Whitby, with calk kr Loodan, fugal from Shields on Monday morning lad, and abase ems &dock on the afternoon of Tucklay, was driven en Ewe an the melts at Robin Heeds Ea,, and totally loft together with all the mew.— An expreft was fent to Whitby for the life-hom, het mached k too late to be of any lattice ; at three o'clock (needy a veßigo of the Pup was to be teen. lit Ruby, Anderfon, sod the Mane, Wotan, both bound from Sbtekis to London, with cash, have put into this port Mak., The Young Witham, of Neweattk, was taken by a French privateer of the Nock, and napnined by the Lord NL iron h. red armed cotter, of Dover. FROM I.LOTIra LIST. GRAVRIVID, APRIL I.PACC4 by the Admit ACM Palermo; Ilbelmina Omelette, fzsbtfait ;Fr dpq Eric Mon, frost Valencia ; Nay, Maftermon, holm Cadhl 842- born. tram Altea jumbo; Priasafehaft, Dirks; jorle Henry. sad Hoar, from Ea ß bder, balled the Almeria. Stover, for Virginia ; ItiaeoL Strom, for Benoit; ad.am, Colbourn', for Newfooodland; Columba., —' for klanore ; FriendAdp, Barnard; Hope, Aylett ; Zclderoft, Frederica Dorothea, —; and the Chute, Hotoung, for Inliden. —PidSrd by, the fend and Mak*, Cuisine, from Newry; %pats, Niffer, from Leghorn; Deka, Minch% from Ni;ples ie bade, Julian. from Carthame; Ape; Rulieil,trom Henrietta, Wilma , from bassi Two Brothers,--. n o m devilk ; Wakefenkl, Brun, from Oporto; St. Patrick, Camp. bail, from MEd! ; CelS, Hamm; sad DOOM, Amoebas, from Alt. a... Sailed the Indefatimek, Wela,far ak i en amades ; Haw. fro. Orson; and Jonge Albert, Dam. for Tm A ft uraa.-Of borer, Newry, Reilley,froin Newry; Fadloir, Canny ; Lord Doeinexal, Dillon ; and St. Patrick, Casween, }rpm t Portiosouth betfey, Newland, flan Waterford, —At ?impeach. &dry. Harney, from I.lmorlek.—At Theo!. Swift. Sinclair, from Jamaica-10 the Downs, Duch& of York, Condon\ ; and Brojandh. Smelter, from Gibrahar.—At Fal mouth, Speerlation, Ileum, from friAlaga.—At Liverpool, Si: 91fierS, Gorton. from Maryland ; Crawford. !smitten, from Vir- Ostia: and brother.. Galt, from New York -.At Clyde, Minerva, from Cearledon -aAt Belfaft, Lady Warrington, Hat. Moo. Mir %awn Roo —At Limerick. Patty, Clark, from New York; and Cam, Willisodon, from Landeta.--At Dublin, Mary, In., from !gond; ; Mary Argalla„.-..., from Hoardings ; and rimatierft, Jam:a.m., from the malt of Spiro ...At CorivAlPeoca. —.1.4 /how. • INSTRIBUTION OF FRISE Patitert 1: 40, Tlte e ßel iciness, fur the capture of Lbe &talk faigitealaa verde and la Medea, will be Ic-paid for geedi Ibbad on bowl rye tad (hips at the Naval Bank In Plymouth, an'Frlday the 6th A diftribotion at &Inge forth.. INeatanahe d Nuß, . Beaver, will be nude on board the faid-Illoop au her arr.v.a a. Yarmouth. To the &ken mil • of the !eorreer,a ifbrfietjaa far be said p 4 eatotany the re-eapture of the Lord Melton Ea* Gilman. IMi beard the faillWes her arrival is Oen. The feet for the Weft Indimeoofilting of fittrAbt. GOMM Cori oo the slult ta.ripArs convoy th•Arau &IPA& The Alexandria frigate has, upon istasiank" totally unfit far fordo* fervice, sod to to be bur up at Chadian. Daring the fame tons as Settstin siettrek. diriffei;tar 74 epos, Captain Colter, beefy kesterd se :Senbarir bike from her snoortnp at that pine, and reacted to rub .daroyer by running on hen. r to make k nesaff.sy far has De he takes Into den keredistely. hoeregmble. clot per. aid Ikea:lpr if fa gam, bide leg at Churn and Ponder" ma to he irseedietdr eernpitted far beaching, for widek mrods • dark bet of odr/frights here atemocond reeking e• Captains Hil sad Meebeflar an appointed to the cesmosnal of the Hearer. sad Lair Warm. hired refth, in his Allakey's, ferrite. ' The Drag's law lei ler Sow et Stern & awl Portfcteute are to be premed for Istvice temoikeety. The 1 1 ;awili !ate, diet the Come Admiral Ideas pd. new, bipeds has captured au Elva bet Of us teas wad eight is the Grocer, Capt. Losolsorp, ids with wo la, (agar. tea. awls**, madiaarliae. A Wrier tees Maid*. mane the Esti alt. does. duo at about a quarter before dad the laming of the ptb, a finarqlhosk of alr earthquake was fah throesimout die demi, but occablied m da • Wage. The Aee, Lawrie, from Lys,. firifelt, wieb Intim by. tbe violence of the ode on thawday Moths tris spit a>sat IMaltl• wills, ea the Llocebelhire well; fortanauly the sneer wool crew were all fared. The Ana, Stews% [tan Lamina fa► an; firanaed ►r' the 4th d Jaahanr,seat Pan jolly, in Annie& - Pan afthie M. • go fend. - TM Admoturo, Gibers, from Soodesimod fog Hato" fon derod at Whitby cm tie sob of Ilarck. Cm* loved. , The Prises Aiwa. arrived at Liverpool- frees littnevalle. f the sloth ofjoelsey. the Cleaves. Plepier; ef Mg for bon Soilitsa. who isionool thou.** tett eV et pun, bellottrog to Liverpool. from Mika. w. mewed et Bar bados bit a Yeeseit *ltasca. et ss vas sod SG owl% so fa weeks bolt liesedesos. . *- • 11 The Thdree.reet. of SohLtillalle b 4o ral4 4 o•o 4Ar npre' is winds* Darer. THE /AMISH NAVY. Monthly Statement of the Diftribution of the _ _ NS& Naval Force. to the aft of April. LAsir. see ht lips.WiN et. is p d ig pada& with fealalaclisS 6 s, 6 r 6 46 • ; ao, 3 rat& LOOS and Ides Ctta - odds lug S . ar I tube Doss mad )trill Seas " • sq t Al the Waft Isiia Masda,and as tie Para. *6 - • • * 1 11: 116 parks liatias. miss die pays 5 f O, 55 Mark* & Neiressetlisd !Ware . I $. f . 1 , Cape at Clang Hope. Ea* lain, and es dr PaLage - Caalat Able* „Ilartagal awl Garage - la tip PAsdicarranals kat NC lisepttalazil Paw sips - ' a• —.t * ■ • f..IR 1 ..4 si - 1111 S ' t 0 Taal la Camillo • son ig see sap leechfse 4 4 4 I . Ileeeeibk, and tegateesi he Cre vice • - - • se a p la Oribery • - • A 4m lieliehg • - - • .we •es se Tad . ss OTATS lIPT 01111111Aillt &IP WWII sem forelmsek • - - ea a ei • Plymouth - • 93 i iI * Omahas -`• " 9 .1 4 II Sharma - • ' • s $ Liver - • • • sit ' Tall . ft ff SPOR77IVG nrrELLranfct IIItfARIEET, MONDAY, APIUL 2. The C Stakes. a Sabferiptioe of logs. alibi for in ages; yr. olds carrying 6L 3 yr. olds Vt. 4 yr. olds BR. 91b. s yr. olds 94. :lb. 6 yr. old* 51b. and aged 911 71b. Acrofs the Flat. Horfes, /Lc. which have never run at Newnsarbet, small be !hewn at the time of entrance. • 6 t. 4 S 3 . Mr.limmardes b. m. Armifted Er H. MUMmices b. c. Walton Sir C. %Awry% b. a. Donor D.O Grafton b. c. Mc Me Mr. Wadoo's br. t. by Sir Per, oat of Drcadomight's demi . J. Yortb's a b. Reiner Me. Debra Radcliffes b. g. Rebel • Ld Grubman a e. Manske - Mr. Lord's el. L Darcesway, ler Mooreeek Mr. Ladbrokes cf. as. Mariam' ageJ • z ' IPd The Prigs could place asly direr. High odds again* Annifeed ; s to s &via Wakno ; and 7 to 2 2gailla Eleanor. The Fro Oafs of the Oat lands Stakes of sogs. tubs h. ft. D. L D. of Grafton's Penelope Mr. Moorlsoufc's Chippentun age. IL NI, S 9 I II of re! l g 5 • Mr. Forth's Brig h t on . _. _ 6 $ j Mr. O'Hara's SZrathipri Mr. Dams &adage. Driver LAI Drofvenor's Cefivio 4 1 O 9 4 36 9 Mr. Empress's 01les s f it pd Mr. Wades 's Tivedmaac S Ito pd Mr. Howortles Amass' 6 Sis pd 5 to s agL. Penelope; 7 t0 ., 2 agn.Chippealtata; and . - . . . 3to I aglt Cc - fatio. .. Sweepßakes of 4ogs. each. Two yr. old C. attach. Mr. %Aare Lowlars. by Ornate, can at tketia's d - a Mr. Worm% }realm by Mr. Toads, Miele of Lang .... Clennem _ - . a Mr. HOWIrtiVI Is • • t 6 to 3 againft Lumbago ; 3 tot again& Jeremy ; and 3 to a spiel! Boa. Sir F. Stancitib's Durbury, M. 31b. beat Mr. Wil. ton's Young Egli*, SS. B. C. soogs. h. ft. -7 to 4 at ! ttlsburY'..- - -...- - -- __ Sir H. T. Vane's Direntor. heat Mr. Norton's }Won. Mt. 31b. each. Ab. M. sop. -4 to zon Mr. Delete Radcliffe's gr. 1. by precipitate, S. sib. beat 1.4 Scams Elizabeth, M. D. L zoogs. b.ft. —6 to 4 on Mr. RadelifFe's gr. f. Mr. Delete Radeliffe's e. by Volnnteer, oot of 6 • Sidney's darn, againfi Mr. Dawfon's Macmanns, 31b. each. D. 1. soogs. h. ft. Off by content. Doke of Grafton's Carthaginian. Sq. rec. 3sgs. from Mr. Wartime' Dreadnought, 8,1. ►o4. Tao yr. old C. z ocgs. h. ft. 1.4 Overawes Tolipfon. 1111 rec.. R. thos Mr. Wasfoo's Dreadnought' lift. 711). R. M. soy. h.ft. Sa 11: dor. Nei 11