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GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GINTLIHRW, THE Difiblution rf Parliament induces me again to folieit your favour and protedion to replace me in the diftingniihed and honourable Situation of one of your Reprofents. tires. The importance of this facred charge in the Defence of your Rights, Laws, and Liberties, both Civil and ReHglous. as it Ihould constantly animate their zeal and ezenions, ought equally to in duce them vigilantly to guard and promote the general welfare and profperity of there Kingdoms. Adnated by the fame conftitu clonal principles wbi. h have hitherto invariably governed my con dud, I Mall, on the prefent oecafion, humbly hope for your Suffrages and Support, which will be adding to the many obligations already conferred on, Your devoted, faithful, and moll obedient Servant. Old South Sea Houle, April 37, 1807. WM CURTIS. SIR WILLIAM CURTIS. THF Friends of Sir Wit.Lrata CURTI s are earnefily requefted to meet his Committee on Friday next, May 1. at Ex o'clock in the evei.ing, at the London Tavern. Bilanpfgate ftreet, for the purpore of confidcring the moil efiedual means to Inure that Gentleman's Eledion —The Chair to be taken at (even o'clock precifcly.—.Toefday, April 28. TO THE WORTHY, INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GZPITLIMIN, WHATEVER of public or of ptivare inconve. nience may arife from fo fuddcii a Diffolution of Parlia went, it gives to me perfonally no regret, bec3ine it brings. though temporarily,intu pridtiee, a princip:e long fettled in my mind.that the appeal of the Repr.fcntatires to their Conitituents fhould be more frequent than by law they are. In the kit three Parliaments you have been pleafed to honour me with your co; Edenee. During that time it h's been my fortune to have hr , n ccirnetimes the oppofer, and form-times the fupperter of IVtinifier4 ; hot IC neitker cafe have I ever fat any dread of their power, or benefit from their favour : the public intereil has been the only motive that ever adtuatcd my conduct, and a continuance of your tonildence the only recompence I looked to. 'I throw myfclf again upon your confideration, and in foliciting mofl warmly as I do, the favour of your votes to return me as one of your Reprefentatives in the nest Parliament, I repeat to you my ailluanceg of an unalterable attachment to the Conititution of our Country, and I promill you a continuance of that independence which, I truit, has hitherto marinated itfelf in my public conduet. With great refpedt,l have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and faithful humble Servant, Great ttuilell•ftreet, April sy, 18:y. H. C. COMIC. 'HE INDEPENDE; IT LIVERY of LONDON , 1 in thr INTERFST of Mr. Alderman COMAE, are requrfted to meet at the New London Tavern in Cheapfide, on Thurfday mat, at (even o'clock, to confider the belt means of fecuring that mkrnan's eleetion.—April 28, iBr.7. • TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. • GENTLZMCN. THE prevalent report of an Immediate Diffoltni,m of Parliament, authorizes me to make you a relpedfulofLr of my fervices, ire cafe of fuels an event. Dacended from a Family long cc:remedied with this great Ciry, I Mall at all times he anxious to promote its Commercial Ititerelts, and to preferve the Rights and Privileges of my fellow Citinns ; arid b• log aduated by an ardent zeal for the Cotatitution of my Country, and for the independence of the Mai Empire, I trust I Mall be lorourcti with the adi cupport of the Livery of London. I have the h‘nour to reman, with the greaten. refpeet, Gentlemen, Your faithful Servant, J. P. HANK t<Y. The C.rnmittre in the intrrett of Mr. Alderman HANKCY, It daily at the Alderman's Houfe, in Mincing lane, where Any Information and aflittance will be thankfully received. Mincing lane. April 27, t 8,7. TO THE GIN Fl EVEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF '1 HE COLN ry OF SURREY. GENTIOMLN. IM PRESSED with the moil lively fenfittions of e ratit:ide for the dißlnguifbed honour and confidence which I have experienced from you in baying returned me as one of your Reprefentatives in four ftlectilive Parliaments 1 am unable to vs• pr fs my thanVs to you in terms adequate to my le, lings. It is with much regret that I now feel it Incumbent npan Inc front 1... i-re motives to decline oaerirg myfelf a Candidate to reprefent you in e enfuing Parliament. At the fame time I beg leave to offer . • •• oh it the greatell pride of my life will be the retrofpec- Os- .he great frlettifbip and many obligati lei 1 have re. ..tvii.g how robing phenolic that high oil diftinguilhed 6 • s I bare the Meow to be, with the greatelt gratitu,:e, Geatiesscs. Year devoted !aitlifol fervent, Berweo I Park, Apeil 28. ti )7 JOHN FREDERICK. 'lO THE WOR HY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CI ry •AWI'ERBURY.RESIDENT IN LON. DON AND ITS VICINITY. Skoruta . Fewer:en, A D 4 •Iminn of Pa•liament I: , e;np {hilly erpefled, We once more take the liberty of offering our Cervices to van : fbnutd We again has the honini to Reprrfent you, it will he our ambition to prove by our future crawled as it has been t!'.e pride of bur pail, to mainiam int" 'ate your I.lBett ry ard INue 'run wet Nall take t h e earlieft upporurCry of payicg our peacoat refpcds to you. And have the honour to be, donee, your rnoft obedient I- unible rely grits • inlIN KER. S A \t'BRIDGp,. Cow iry, April 110807. TO THII GF.N TLE M EN. CLERGY, AND FR E 1-101.0 eitS OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCA§TEP‘. IMPItESSED with the deepen fenfe of gratitude. a by your pat favours, and truly ennfcinus of tits additions) valor v=l,llch your Metal aid generous conduct; has ioviriably damped upon them; 1 am encouraged once more humbly to fp licit the hun are yew protetlion and fupport oo the day of the approac hil,g Mediu°, Should y.. 0 again Vondefeend to delegate into my hands that impoit ant ft ult, which I have ever been ambitious of dirt-hanging with an xious attentioo and fidelity; I beg leave to • ffer you are news; of thole glut &DM% Which yes have fo frequently received with a favoural& ear; that it will be the principal objet of ow life, as far as my tlstitctl StilitiCi will allow, to embrace every o pp , rtu- it y of prompt i , .g the local inters its of the County and the general profp-rity of the have the honour to he, Li`ith the warr.stA fentiments of refped and attachment, Gentlemen ]fun: mot faithful and Gentlemen , lervant, London. April 17. S TO THE Giacru.EmEN, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS • • • Or THE COUI 3 ITY OP DURHAM. AVERY few tne.ntht have elapfed fence ;ail bad the honour to folicit your - .wet( and intereft.for the di ttirguith ed etuation of h ing oni. of your iteprefentatiVes in Parliament. I rceollen. with pride and gratitude the flattering manner in which my folititations were then receivco, and truft I have not for:eited the confidence you were lacel) to repofe in 'nit. It is unnecaffaly to reue'w profe(lions fo frenw•ntly repeated, of r;y at • tacbment t- , my native county; and which. I tatipt, my :o.idua has at all times evinced, it ever has been, and ever he, the ruling motive of my odious. • • ' When I I,ml the. hoinsur to addre you at the la ft Fltelion, expri frt-d m v ...nviElion, that no fcpar ate or divided intercils could refit relate" the landed and commercial property of chi; 00411 t ry, -and tllat toge•hcr they .3 , rite or fall—irnpraTed with this idea. I am eager t. , , romete, to the urmoit of my abilities, the welfare of each. Out at this niommit a very particular attention is requi etc t) watch' over the profperity of the trading and (hipping inte ‘ll4.ich will he more perfeillY eftablifhed, by returning to and adheringfiridly to the navigatiml and colonial iyftem, by which this estiptre has arifen to its prefent unrivalled Rate of ma ritlthe poorer arid grandeur, which can only be prtferved unimpair ed ny loth meafures a, may prevent the intcrfarenee of any other nri.;re in the tomtit: red or carrying trade of this country. and on Oil: point I (hail ever keep a Watchful eye. 1 hive tieWto• entrcat a 'con , inuance of that fupport which 1 haye four times experienced, ail' whi.b will yet add tot,be repeat el obligations conferred on, • Gentlemcn, • I • • Your - very grateful end molt faithful fervent. I ondon, April 28, 'tn. RALPHE )41141ANIEF. ' • • ". GENERAL ELECTION. DOVER ELECTION. HE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN in the In. tereft of JOHN JACKSON. Efq. arc particularly requefted to attend a Meeting to be held at the Bloffom'a hm. Lawrence. lane, TO-MORROW, the 3oth of April, at Sit o'Clock in the A T a molt Numerous and Refpeelable MEETING of the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the Town and Port of DOVER, refident in London and its Neighbourhood,held at the Crofs Keys, Wood street, on ToeLlay, April 28, tBo7, in confequence of an Adverrifensest. fired " An Independent Free man;" Mr. JAMES WRIGH I* in tie Chair. Refolved Unanimoully, That John Jackfon, Efq. our late wor thy and inslepeadent Reprefentative. has tufty merited the confi dence and truft moltd in him, by his Ready attachment to oar King and Conftirution, and the anxiety he has always evinced far the welfare of the Town and Port of Dover. Rao:geed Unanimoufly. That it is s duty incumbent on our- I (elves, and our Brother Freemen, to ufe our belt endeavours to return him as one of our Reprefentatives at the caning Election, and that we will therefore, not only fupport him with our votes, but ufe our molt ftrenuous exertions to Acute his re-eledion. Reared Unanimoutly; That CHARLCII Jastrimson, Efq. our other bit; Reprefentative, is in like manner entitled to our fupport. • (Signed) JAMBS •WRIGHT. Refulved Unanimoufly, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. James Wright, for his upright and impartial cot.dudt in the Chair. FiItRITORDSHIRE ELECTION. Gray's Inn Coffee-boa; Holborn, April 27, 28527. AT a rennerous Meeting of the FREEHOLDERS of the County of HERTFORD, refident in and near Lon don, held this day purfuant to public advertifement, to concert mesh:tees for the fucccfs of the Eleetion of the Hon. THOMAS BRAND. The Rev. LYNCH BURROUGHS in the Chair. I. It seas unanimouk Refolved, That the Honourable Thomas Brand appears to us to be a proper perfon to be one of the Repre fentatives of the County of Hertford. . a. That a Committee be appointed for the purport of promot ing Mr. Brand's Election, and that the Committee do meet daily at the Gray's I n n Coffee-honk, Holborn, at Eleven o'Clock, until the Het-lion be doted. And that the Friends of Mr. Brand be particularly regutited to attend at the Committee. 3.1 hat the Friends of Mr. Brand be alto earnestly requefted im mediately to tranfmit the addreffes of Voters not raiding in the County, and all other communications which may tend to the rue eels of his Fledion, addreffed " To the Chairman of Mr. Brand's Committee, Gray's Inn Coffee- hock, Holborn." 4. That from the affurances of fupport which Mr. Brand has received from a large body of the Hectors, and from the active zeal they have inanikfted in his fupport, we look forward with confident expeetations of fucerf.. LYNCH BURROUGHS, Chairman. It was afterwards unanimoufly refolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Burroughs, for his conduit io the Chair. TS THE FREEHOLDERS OP THE COUNTY OF PERTH. GENTLEMEN, AFTER having fp lately expreired my fineere gratitude for bring continued your Reprefentative in Par liiment, it would be idle to difFemble my mortification at being obliged to relinquilh my prstenfions now. It was ever my efpecial pride robe fupported by tbofe who are (onlidered as forming the independent intereft of the county—an reit pride, founded on the belief that to charaeter alone I owed that fupport, and t'7at it would not be withdrawn while I main taMed that unfulliod. Finding, however, that thole very men of this cLft, on whore at tachment my chief reliance was placed, have determined that I (hall be opp fed, I think it becoming in me not to ditto rb the peace of the county at prefent, by a conteft againft thole interetts which hate been to long favourable to me. But, in making this public declaration, I mutt, in jultice to myfelf, add filch further cal lunation as the litni.x of this addrcfs will permit. During the difeufflons in ParliaTent, charg es of the molt heinous nature were brought againtt the hue Mitiiftcrs, and it became my duty to decide on the juftice of therm Totally un conneeted with the men, I examined their cftmluct ftrietly and impartially, with regard to this haft meafure of their Ad miciftra tion I found every thing to applawl, nothing to condemn. Their proceedings throughout appeared to Olt° he marked by the molt wife, juft, and liberal policy ; by the molt anxious and fubmilfive attention to the perfonal feelings of their Sovereign; and by the molt fcrupoious regard for the tecHrity of his crown, of the Con ftitution, and of the dear& interefts of the Finplre. I could not Initiate to fupport Smetana fu calumniated to their King and C. tint ry. I will not condefecnd to vindicate myfelf from the imputation of faEllous motives. I have proved my loyalty and attachment to his Majtfty and the Conftitution by on ordinary facrifices, The confcientious difeliarge of the mil you repored in use is now my crime—for that I am putillied by you. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With all due rerpt et. Stratton.ftreet, t Your molt obedient Servant. 28th April, r8o7• J THOMAS GRAHAM TO I HE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. ANT) FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF NtiaTIIUMBERLAND. GLINITLEiI CS, NEAR the cow:10(1ml of the fir Se flion of a Par. Ilainent. in which thc , e ar depending a number of private Bills altogethe! unexampled. the ereatett part advanced to their left Rages. hod the chief expence of the whole already incurred-- whUft much public bufitielii ty.maiiis to be concluded, and amorgft the reit, the Bills neceffiry to g ye full effeet to a Plan of Finance, having for its °Neel he relief of the people front in ereafing t ixation—the Bills for the better Maintenance and Ediell• thin of the Ker.—the Bill to prevent the future Grant of Rever fions—rehe Bill for reforming the acknowledged Imperfedtions of the Scotch Judicature. and ea:ending to our fellow fubjedts in the Northern parts of the Ifland, the benefit of the Trial by Jury— whild the Finance Committee was actively employed in tracile but abides, and wa. fo tar advanced in one of the objedts of itrr enquiry, as to be ready at the bar to report to the Houk a cafe of great apparent deli quency. before the trials depending in the Flee tionCommitteeswere yet concluded,or it was known of whatMem• bcrs the Houle was legally compofede—before an Mt of Appro • priation. without'which no money voted for the public fenice an be legally applied, had yet been paired:—in fuel' a Rate of things, and in the midit of fo much iasportant bufinefs, both public anti private, the Minifters have adviad au abrupt diffolution of the Parliament, stemming to affect, that the affairs of the country may he fependcd vrithoUt material inconvenience, and with the obvi ens, I fhould almolt fay; the avowed purple of taking advantage of a cry excited and twin iiged by the bafeft arts of calumny and mifreprereirtation. This event, Gentlem calf; upon you once more to exercife your im portan t privilege of choofing yourßeprefentatives. The darn, gees of the prefent moment. increafed as they are by the fpirit tints manifefted by theMinifters of the Crown, imperionfly require that this choice mould he ma 'e with the grCatell care anti deliberation; that yi.it Ibould reek for men who will fleadily maintain the prin ciples of the Conflitut:on amnia the florins which may be ap proaching, and of whore &ratters and independence of chandelle you have had fullicient proofs to juftify your confidence. Of my own qualifications for fuch a truft at fo difficult a erifis, It is not for me to (peak ; what they maybe, you mutt, after more than twenty years experience of them, have better grounds for judging than any proftffions which I might make I can only offer myfell to you upon the fame principles on which I have heretofore folicited your fupport. and which I have been equally &Econs of maintaining, whether in or cut of office. 'f here principles met make me the declared enemy of the prefent Admlniflration who have conic into power under an implied plc.'gr utterly incompatible with a free difcharge of their duty ; whole firft acts prove that they have carried into Government the Uwe ref:lions fpirit which fo itrongly marked their, proceedings in nppofidon; who, with an hypocritical recommendation to union on their Ups, Ire endeavouring, by the fouleft means, to excite po• litical diffintions•and religious auhnofities in all parts of the King dons; and who, when their own perfunal interell is in view, have Sinn% themfelves equal) , regardlefs of the repofe of their Scree rely, and of the welfare and tranquillity of their violater. • ' I have the honour to be, Gentlemen Your much obligetlandro*! devoted humble fervant. Stratton -areet, Apra 28, 1807 . liOWICK. GENERAL ELECTION. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. Oserrsimais, A. 'ER what has lately paired in review before us , it is impoffible to (but onr eyes to the afloat !hoodoo of otn. Country; and as impoffible to imagine that aoy effort*. of ours can at this time procure redrefs. Lord Melville, with his alTociates and abettors, under the pre• knee of Loyalty—the Leaders of the Whigs, under the pretence of the Conftitution—the Leaders of the Catholics, under the pre. tet.Ce a Religion—are all evidently Itruggling for one and the fame objedt—a (bare of the common Spoil; whllft the wholefonse Power of the Crown, fee fair Liberty of the Subjed, and the real Interefts of any Religion, arc all facrificed to tha common *lke —Plunder ! Of the Rights of the People at large, and of their Welfare and In dependence, not a fyllable is even whifpered by any of there Fac dant and any attempt by others, to bring then's* or Weir In • sereits tatoccelideratlon, is ftigruatized as Treakts•—in this clef =haulm of affairs, (for fuch I Cfteitlll It) I cannot content to a Candidate for any feat in Parliament. With the omnipotent means of corruption in the rower of our fpoi{sts,aB finale is vain. We molt wait for our redrefs and re. generations till corruption (ball have abound the means of cor ruption ; and I do not believe that period very dfttant ; the relent Minifters being molt likely to be our belt friends by battening it. Till that time &all arrive, I bog have to retire frOm all Postmen tary reprice, without the lealt abatement of zeal for the rights awl libertka of my countrymen, to which I will always be ready to [s eeks my own interefts, in any manner, whenever there fall ap ! pear the fmalleft profped of fuccefs I am, Gentlemen, With' refped and gratitude. your faithful fermi% FRANCIS BURDETT. TO TH OF GENTLEMEN HE , CLERGY AND FREEHOLI E T COUN TY PALATII4E OF CHE3TEL • T COME forward to folicit the honour of Tour fupport, indulging a hope that no exertions have been wasting on my part to rawer me worthy of again of myfelf for the high honour of being one of your Reprefentatives in Parliament. The principle, which I have twice declared to you on fanner occafions Rill continue to animate my condudt, and will ever re main unalterably impreired upon my heart. I have, to the belt of my capacity, difcharged my Parliamentary duties, and than ever perfevete.in the fame condudt, while I have the honour of your confidence. I am not attached to any party or political let of men whatever, I am influenced by no opinions but thole of integrity; and you will 'ever find me a man, loyally denied to my King, and ready to uphold the invaluable principles of our happy ennititntien. I have the honour to be, with the higheft refpedt, Yout obedient and faithful bumble Servant, D. DAVENPORT. London, Aprfl 27, 'B;7. • THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. Cour°ls, for money. 6; May 6311 Omaha* i pr. Exchequer Bills. par. to is. M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stock 33; 23311 . 44 India Bonds 4s. a ss.pr. 3 per Cent. R. An. 61 Excheq Bills, par to. dif. 3 per C. Conf. An 63 634 Omnium .4 t press. 4 per Celt. Bolt!. kith Omnium 44 4 c per Cent. Navy 9744 Lottery Tickets 191. lb. Long Ann. '74 t 3 t 6 Confols for ace 6340 The Proclamation for the diffolution of Parlia ment, which was eipe&ed to hare been publithed iD the Gazette of 'aft night, did not make its appear ance. The reafon for the delay was the Writs not being ready for the new Elcaions—the diffolution, though looked for, not having been expelled to take place till fume weeks hence. The Writs, we undr. nand, are now ready, and the Proelansaton may ap. pear this night ; but, ovint to tome particular air cum flances,-it is poffible its publication may be do. ferred till to morrow. Numerous Meffengers and Expreffcs are in waiting to fet off with Writs at a moment's notice. Ia fame quarters the content on the prefent occafion is ex. peeled to be fevcre and expel - dive. S. me new Peerages are looked far. Covetnment, we have reafon to bereve, are only waiting for certain inft rmation as to the Rate of affairs in Poland, and the refolt of force arrangements with the Courts of St. Petetiburgh, Sweden, and Pt ufGa, to fend a very fireng force to the Continent. In addition to the regiments which we have at different times mentioned as under orders for embarkation, the brigade of Guards at Chatham, the 111 battalion of the 43d font at Hythe, and the 7th and 811: infantry of the German Legion, in the Ifle of Thanet, within thefe few days, received fimilar orders. A vac] has arrived in the River from the Medi terranean, Taft from Gibraltar. She reports, that in the beginning of March, on her courfe from the Itland of Corfu to Gibr.ltar, the fell in with his Majetly's (hips Tuna, Aror.to, and WEAZLII, with a long train of tranfports. They informed him that they had left Syracare on the 26th of February ; that they bad eight thoufand men on board, and were bound to the eaftward ; that they were corn manded by General Flume, but knew not whither th.ry were going. The following are the Regiments employed on this Expedition :—The 3111, 3sth, 78th, and De Rolle's Regiment ; together with fume de tachments from the aoth Light Dragoons, Royal Aitillery and Royal Military Artificers. Yefterday mornin_g , his MAJESTY, the Duke of CUM/SALAAM, the Princeffes, Count MUNSTER, &c. took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Park. Yelterday the Marquis of HUNTLY, Lnrd Cara CART, and Sir A. PAGET, had audiences cf the Duke of York, at his office. count WEDELL JARLEHEIG, late Danifh Ambafra dor at our Court, with his fuite, failed on Thurfday frOm Grangemouth, Scotland, in the Enigheden PE 'mum, for Dram, in Norway. Yefierday Lord and Lady SHAFTESBURY, and Lady B. ASHLEY, arrived at Long's 1-14 tel, Bond (tree], from - France, 'where they have been detained a long tiMe.--It was the arrival of the velel in which they came paff,mgers, that pave rife to the report of the arrival of a-Flag of Truce with difpatches to Government. Earl O'lshict. and the Marquis of Daoca IDA, are to be the new Ji.int-Poilmalleis-General of Ireland. MARK-LANE. C 0124 EXCH ANGE, APRIL 2.9. To-day but few imports of Wheat, thougl. 2 to, lerable fupply at hand, chiefly of fecond and ordinary qualities, and thole Camples are dull tale, at rather lets prices—Rye at lets likes►ife--Of Barley there are feverid arrivals, , and is rather lower—Malt like. wife—Beaus of both forts hold laa prices --Thera are more arrivals of Foreign Oats, and thlt trade is at fomewhat lets price excepting for prime CampltE— Flour on the terms of laa week—Fine American 4.25. to 455. 6i. per barrel. OrNt&AI. COSILLACT A 8 11810118 : Wheat, sas OIL 11o4pee qr. Grey Peale 400 4Ssod Fine Ditto. 84s US od Buns, (old) 421 481 od Tick Ditto (old) soSs Rye, 383 4as od 42s od Sys 33s 39 60 d Oats, Its A& 308 Male, bas 41, Poland ditto 316 Sze od White Ptak. (Boilers) 804 88s gape See, '7132% --' - " fine Flour 6os to 635. Seconds ssa to 6os. SfORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, TUESDAY, APRIL 0, sBo7. Me. Howorth's EntesprLse,Mt rb beat Mr F. Neale's Regulator, ' 7ft talbll. C. soogeom-Two to t on Enterprise. Mr. Haworth', Langer , ' ;ft 41b. beat Mr Payne's Tudor, 8ft...., Two.yr old C. tpoge.—Sla to 4 on Langton. Handicap Plate of got. by Sohfcription, for 3,4, s ai d 6-yr. olds and aged, bodes, dec. 4crofs the Flap. • it. at, , Lord Folees ch h Captain Abfolute, aged - 8 t 3 t Mr. Hwwotth's b e Headley, 4 yrs old - 7 13 . a Sir C. Banbury's bin Lydia. 3 yrs old 't . 9 8.0 Sir j. Shelley's b m Houghtort Lars, 6 Yrs old 9 S o Mr. Goddird's b h Mountaineer. syn old - a tic a SW F. Etandiftes cb f by Mr Teazle, out of the Yellow Marc, 4 mold • t •.• 8 t a Mr Watfun's b e Charmer, 4 yrs.old _7 7 to 0 Mr. R Jones's br c Trull. by Whifitcy, 4 yrs o ld / 4 o Mr F. Neale's eh f filter to Regulator, 3 yrs old 0 7 CI Six tot agft Captain Abfolute; 4to 't agf t Lydia ; 5 tot agft Houghton Lets; 3to a agit Mountaineer: 5 to a agft chim er . The Judge could place only Ow Brit two. IA Darlington's Zodiac, Bft 91b beat D. of Gratum's Vanity, 7R. 81b —Ab M Kegs.-73 to 8 agft Zodiac. Fifty Pounds for 3 yr old colts, 811. 41b. and fillies • - • Bft. R. M. Ld F. llei.dnek's b e job Thornbury, by John Bull t Mr. D Radcliffe's bl tt by Sir Peterout of Aksina s D. of Grafton's b c Barbarian, by Worthy - IA Wilton's br fby John BUR Mr. Lord's b c by Totteridge ' out of SwettrefAa Capt. Vyfe's b f Fillikins, by Gouty Mr. Fermor's b c Stripling . Mr. Tighe's b e Wrynofe, by Coriander Mr. Wiliyactis eb c by Guildford, dasn by Precipitate Mr. Wyndham's b f Mottle, by (Johanna " * Mr. Mellifh's b f Darling Even bttting on Job Thornbury; 5 to a ag(t Barbarian; 6 to i agtt Motile, The Judge could place only three. 1.4 Grofrenor's Violauie, lift 71b beat Ld Foley's Blowing ; 7ft 71b. Firft half of Alt. M. =cgs h ft .--5 to 3 on the vaulter. IA Grofvenot's Meteor', Sit tolls agft Mr. Ladbroke's 8 11 4 11 4 6fl alb—Two yr old C 3ogs.—Oft by content. V The Earl of GaLerma, and his fon ViTconae Foe's', left town yefferday, for Ireland. t/ Mr. Lovsnex, on Monday the zoth infirm, in Hanle of Commons, holding . the ltforaig /IA . Friday in his hand, wherein it wds Rated that'ilis agent of the Llandilo Road Bill had been chjr with a frau4 on the Houfe,called on Sir Wm. Pahl TO to fubflantiate his charge • and informed the tic ufe that he was inftrneted by the agent who wash% the lobby, to fay, that he was than ready and foS , citous to repel fo foul an aceufation , but it feems the' forms of the Houfe 41d not allow him to enter WO the bulinefs. I r We have undoubted authority tn Rate, that Lord MILTON will offer hirnfelf to the County of York, in confequence of Mr. Fawera'a declining. - - The feveral Bankers at both ends of the town, gave embarrafUng bock roam audiences to long faced cu[ comers, before they could enable many of them to 14 off for the country, and look their Conflituents 6:1( . 004 again in the face. ELECTION MANlA.—.Luckily for Old England, fome new tub is always thrown afloat to attraet the lank. like curiofi:y of hrneft Joan 13u Lt. I Nothing for tbe loft two days would d but (Volution ;. and even 130, NAPARra himfelf is loft, for the present, in the attratr tive vortex of a General Eldifon :—From Pall-mall to the top of St. James'., an I Bond flreet, you fee knots of wouldle CANDIDATES, fettling the new returns Cl the different contefled Burghs, &c. If you a& any bf thefe how affairs go on in Poland? the ante d—mn Poland!—l'll bet you three to one that the Miniftry gain 6o by the new Parliament:" From another you will hear 44 that his father cal poll 100 plumpers !" and from a third si that ha brother Bob is fare of his feat, having all the worm tvith him to a tingle lip l" In !hurt, fo high is tie elektioneering rage, that it will require fome timt before the public mind can be called back to the courfe of ordinary occurrences, or an enquirer la fortunate enough to receive a rational anfwer to any queflion unconneaed with ieles of writs! fat oad In! burgage tenures ! and returning officers ! OnFriday tail arrived at Cirencefter, on their roue fir Northumberland, the veteran remains of the 10 regiment of Light Dragoons. They landed a tee day% fince at Gravefend, from on board the Eaft Itt• dia fleet, jug arrived, atter an abfence of 24 years from their native land; during which time they have highly cliflinguifhed themfelves in almott every ea• gagement fought in India. Sir SAMUEL AucHreorv, the conqueror of Monte Video, on the River La Plata, in Spanifh Americo, was born in the city of New York, in North Arno - rica, and was fon to the Rev. Dr. SAMusi. Atteg• Mur Reaor of that city. An article in the Trinidad Gazette has thrown row doubt npon the arrival of General Caauruan in the river Plate—the following extra& may remove it: The Intelligence we excluilvely announced two days ago of& arrival of General Caeuruaa's expedition at the La Plata, is Iv ted in the London prints, on the authority of an American Car taro. Our information, however, is peremptory—it is from aSP vat Officer at Maldonado,who raw the troops. Sir S. Avows . ry's 'difpateh was written at Monte Video; and aq Maldonado it nearer the mouth of the La Plata, the fame veffel that broegot tbe difpateh, alfo brought the letter from Maldonado communimilie the fad of the arrival of the troops under General CLOW , ' The compel of Buenos Ayreb, and the confeqnent rodediell the dependent territory rimy be (sun espeCted.