Star. — London, England, 1819-04-14 00:00:00

1%6N-s l 4Aet ; • . . lOTALEXCIIANGIC.. considerable fluctuation id the 'rates isti rsterday. The low prices of last arced an idea that they might decline t here was; in consequence, pl my at the commencernent of Stisintss Drawers having prescribed them adrinced, and. Bills zentdined on the close. of business, -upon most opinion We expressed ou Saturday, .esiriction Bill was by no means the decline, appears verified ; indeed' ire that it produced any sensible of- The circumstance of the arrival of from the Continent, at one time, with returns in Bills connected with the trade, occasioned the fall, or what . Toped) , be called the rise, for the priCe on Ilamburgh, Amster dam, Paris, ' in foreign money, a fall in that sterling morney. Bills on Amster at 11.41. and 11.51. the printed 6. Antwerp, real price, 14 7. a !, 11.8. Harnburgh was done from 'nominal price, 93. 11. On Paris, transacted at 93. 95. to 94. bid no mo of business, under 94.71. Frank. ,4t) to I, nominally 141. Madrid, 'noted at sq. Leghorn, 52. to 524. Genoa, 471. to f, printed 47f. tit -57i, printed 57.. Silver continues ss. :sd. per' ounce, for dollars, ,arid Gold is in demand, but 'tot much aye some unimportant failures,hive ;kith this day or two. • s COTTON ICARAST. lof Ccttan during the last week, in .80 Ikrnams, at 19d. a few picked, inary Minas, Geraes, 14d. duty . paid Orleans, 14 d. to lfid. g 6 BOweds, and about 1,400 Bengali, ordinary, lair, 51d. to std. and very good, 6d :ats, 50. inferior, 7d. mid. ha bond. rather more steadiness in the' prices ; for 13engals yesterday, on 'Change, .ig could be obtained, of a tolerable 511. Shoirld no holders be obliged the prompt of the 23d instant, it the present prices of East India Cot the demand abroad, may he main notwithstanding the heavy stocks. At Liver - were purchased last week upon spe of Boweds and Maranhamt, are per lb. higher, whilst other sorts no alterationi • : . miNcbia-010.' head we have very little lt~ co iliirifii-' to our ' . ntlylees.Of lu , ta - OgAiii.-, dosielesierdaY WC ' no Eaitlet4ii, 'aria liiifeifig-lane pre clese'M' iippearauee. _NU Sugars (or *We, Wing to thelsOltdais-,. TO. - sale, the business being confined to Spices are declining in price, and may :ade lower. A sale of 17 barrels and Pimento, was brought forward last week . . Bd. to Bd/. Rum is in limited rc expertation; but no alteration in prices. . COLONIAL PRODUCE LAST WEEK. lbs Nutmegs, 2,211 lbs. Pepper, 61,452 lbs. lbs. Pitnento, 10,641 lhs. Goods, Cl,l C 7 hire, 1,1:0 lbs. 20 tons. It um, 25,.:113 gallons. Sugar, 2 : 791 cwt. Dittib, refined, Z 5.600 Tobacco, 393,301 lbs. 88T INDIA PRODUCR IN 7111 t PORT. OF , 10Ti1 APRIL, 151 9. ~:47 hhds. 6,060 ticrces. ;cans , —Sg.'6l casks, 10,542 bags. ‘ 0 .2 2 7 punenons, 231 hogsheads* 1,811 bags. IZS casks, 7,073 bags. 775 casks, 2,174 bags. casks, 1,1'47 bags. • —B,ottt tons Logwood, 1,695 ditto rustits RASI' INDIA DOUSE. iing goods have been declared for sale : :cagal Raw Silk, (private trade,) fur the 21st bat. tO chests uncleared Indigo in Eeptembe:, _ 22d Inst. prompt 30th July ; 100 bags Ginger, Pepper, 61 tons Saltpetre, and one bag Sago, for ?romp: Gth August; several parcels Dugs, for pr:mpt 6th August, all licensed. Bengal P 144. ^ccriptions 148,515 pieces; Coir.pa.iy's Coast i 5 ordinary Lonvioth ; 23,15 C =addling ; :0 86 rill::: ditto; 65,601 ordirazy &Ram-pores ; .3 0 0 77 One ditto; 100 fan 11.:nrets; Bettelices pieces fine Muslin; Ccrapimy's &Ina .13,501. pieces, and Company's ChM& (;code; :SADO 4.keens ; 10,997 Were ditto ; 1,900 Black dins; Black; 325 LuttAngs Black; 125 China Silk and 3,451 P.. Cewirg SiJ c, fo: 15iL Jana, September ; alto seven bales Blue Ce-11:3:43, and :astir., for the 4th May, p:arttpt 10th Ji'y; aril Liars; Natmegs, fo,rletb ni7)2l'9lgft FO~L:c_r as ^x~-s. Al, Arm:, S.--Mort bcsiness was trans week in Ben3al C',otton, in comiequence,cl .null advance in prices has taken place; being done in other descriptions they may rather lower. The demand for Coffee linked, and the sales which have been by private coantract as b$ auctions ticed Frices. Cosliue ; di 464.4ua1, " ROT moat tschatiges r sl ..1 : y had induce , „l a m ; ; and thl Over k Bills at leen ] Dr /A ires soon a' towards the •isr . bare the .the l a te Restric r use of the 4:3 not conceive sh oo them. n flails from t antes for ret, state of tr: 1 more properl ; be Esahange on king quoted is is a rise in ster . were done at being 1 1 . 6 . ; l umina/ price, 1 to'SS. Is:L . "110 ,s was transac ,:4 the close of • • r eal price, 140 a SO, quoted 51:. Gene; re al price, 57, price of Ss. 6d. in bars. Go We &elitrve -place within t COI Ile purchases of ol io, were ISO ordinary "parcels of Or • ai ' griddling t.? fah V. 300 Suruts 4.• appears £4lll • inquiry for Si but nothing 'ty, under 511. stake sales for rebable that the considering th, •• • notwithstant €2,0420 bags V/4 •' , !on. Prices c • • id. to Id. p • experienced r. Df...• . lade: . this head, ."iti 44t' 102 !° ' .. *et little liusiries : ,beard of no p 4 rather d : , ••g offered for • • • is dull Of si parcels. Spi stated a shade bags Pimento, :••••ch sold from 8 ,2st far exportati• 173'02T3 OF CC s:vceal, 3,832 113. f ire, 4,306 ewt. 4x, ::•67,,047 lb.. Pea Good s.—Fatie, 20 ''ter, SEA cwt. Z.5,:f;0 lbs. Z. SAC lti. OF W&ST 'LO'.4IX tug 3,597 Zzierv.-3,263 hu".!o.-256 c (bait —1,373 —2l . 'S cal F. Tie 4 35 i::es Perzal I Mgt let Jolt; 41 =4, for the e 1: V White Pepp pron. 16) 4 1 !! 1 1 -41V T r. Nois P n of various ii?!. let' ards 44,585 6424 ; Or ...L1 03 pi Gr 441 1: Iltka Nackimis ; 411 Chischcw El It 't ; '.; 500 Silk al 11 " 1 V. iOth Sept tk thl.o *,,:astir . , ticts 44 ...Tot. P •AallUiten, attNllast week l 'ilkh• a mar I t', little her, b' oug .t r-toi:,• • " • brat 14 44 vic-,11 rede.c. withoyt The chief business iii,Wke!!! itye being by auction, has oCcasionedßOCca tip j;e4 cede ; a. considerable decline hatixtitir.ulatlY. vk place in the former article. briSreurriwds of Cato& lint Rice having taken place, but few sales were' made. TnbaccO continues steady in price, bit the transaction , inconsiderable. Very little business doing in refined Sugars , with- out, however, occasioning any furthee depression in prices—Raw . Sugars, of which considerable arrivals have taken place from England and the West Indies. Ordinary crushed Lumps are not worth more than 12t grotes, and fine middling IS—a parcel of ordi nary middle quality sold at l 2(, and a few hundred chests middling white Havannah at 13i—IVIuscova does are scarce, and notwithstanding the general stagnation in business, will readily command 1011 grotes. Barley has again receded in price, and lost ' the advance noticed in our former advices. The late arrivals from the West Indies consist of 70 chests Su gar, 204 lihds. and 14 bags Coffee, from St. Thomas's. AMSTERDAM, Aran. 9.—No alteration his taken place in business here. We have only to notice the following arrivals 100 bales and 15 Islas. Coffee, from Berl:dee-665 Whole and 20 half tierces Rice, 13i bales Cotton, and 11 !Ms. Tobacco, -from Ilavannah. BoUßiotAinrn APRIL 6.--Although confidence pears to be somewhat reviving, and sales are rather easier to make than a few days ago, yet trade is not brisk, and prices of goods, but particularly of Colo nial produce, far from being in an improving state. The sales of Coffee are very limited. Cocoa continues steady in price. Cottons are giving way. Hides in good demand. Pepper declining. Considerable puts. chases of Bengal Indigo. have been made, as well by auction as private contract. Both raw and refined, Sugars are falling in price, the consumption being', by no means in proportibti to the large stocks onl hand and the constant accession they experience in consequence of the large daily arrivals. In Wine - and Brandies little business is doing. Tares•rz, Ma.acH 26,--Coffees•have declined con- 1 siderably, fully in proportion to the fall in England, '1 and large sales have been made the last few days, by some of the principal holders in Java and St. Do mingo. Opinions continue divided as to their fu ture state, many still looking forward to arrivals. Our stock on hand is heavy, but we do not expect any large supplies in addition before May.. In Co coa, only fine Carraeia is saleable. Cotton is ex ,treraely dull, and the smallest sales difficult. The stock of Bengal, being nearly 1,400 bags, does not hold out a prospect 9f any improvement for some time. Hides are scarce, and much improvement may be expected later is the season. East India Blue Indigo is - saleable. Pepper steady, but not inquired foro. scarce and improving: ' nin . b/ithotil quest. From the o'verstoeked state :of the . . o, ; atki4.. et pecto terinel o s aft ugars line .are c c tLitr a v i zi s asz ci pm ate d 4u quidi v: - - sold at SS &wins. HaVannah 'and Brazil Sugars P' steady, 'but tint' in any request, yet tales are its* from time to time without . I)itiqoit* & saleable, - with the exception rode, h ..1 • FOREIGN EXCHANGER , • • PARIS, APRIL 9...-Alnsterdam,S6l,moitto7--111113- , burgh; 188 bills—Landon, 23.60, bills-andßoanore... Madtii, 15.60, bills—Lisbon, 524, diito-Genoa,479, bills and money—Leghorn, 515, ditto. AMSTERDAM, AP.nit. 9.—London, 36.2 -4)lfam buz:gh, 34 5-6—Madrid, 991—Lisbon, horn, 95—Genoa, 87—Paris, 544; agio, 41 to 4. HAMBURGR, APRIL 6.—Paris, 25 5-16—London, 63 5 i—Madrid, 911 Lisbon; 33I—Genoa, 804. Leghorn, 874—Amsterdam; 1061—Fratikfort; 1471. • Bgiu,s, APRIL 6.—London; 6.7. PETEasatizon, MARCH 194,-Harnburgh, 91, a 13. 16 4 -Amsterdam; 10. 29-32: a 150 : 16—LOndOs ; 'l. 7-16 4 al. 111/10176 lIITELLTGINOE. Ovnver &afield 'Wheal Wheal We i se . trinowath.. Bottaßack East "44,7 4 07; LtQ ; • - tWED.uts or ve)RJ? • It is With concern we have .to announce, that On Monday.afternuon f at the time the puke of. YORK WAS • fn attendance upon the Krsro, at. Windsor, it bii BOyal Ilighueis was in the act of opening a d room in the Castle, one or his spurs caught the. loop at the bottom of his pantaloons, which caused hith to fall, when he unfortulately broke his right arm. An alarrti 'was spread through the Castle; the Duke and Duchess of oLOUCESTEK, the Princess AUGUSTA, the Princess SoPHIA, the Members of the Duke's Connc;l, the Physicians in attendance on the KING, and seve ral others hastened to the spot; when it being ascer tained by the Medical Gentlemen that - the arm of his Royal Highness was broken, a messenger was sent to procure a Surgeon' with all possible speed, and Mr. O'REILLY, of Windsor, soon arrived, and set the frac tured limb. This being accomplished, his Royal High ness felt himself as comfortable as possible under such circumstances, and ate his dinner very heartily. An express was sent off to Oatlandsto inform the Duchess of the accident. All the branches of the Royal Fa mily, and others, were so much engaged in their at temion to the Royal Duke, that several hours elapsed' before an express was sent off to the Pnisce REGENT and to the Duke's Surgeon, in London. It did not arrive till half:past eleven o'clock, and Mr. NACGRE.• owe, the Surgeon, immediately proceeded to Wind sor; where, yesterday morning, he issued the follow ing Bulletin : • a Wirosna-eAsn.r. Aram 13. " • lift Royal Hisaness the Duke of Yost has, by a COI about four cicl•eit yasticrday *Remain, broken the bone of his right aim, It Mat three inches above the elbow-joint ; • the fracture was set Wry will after the accident, by Mr. O'lleu.iy, of Windsor. Ilis 'Royal Highness has passed a quiet night, and is this moving free frorti titer, and doing hi all respects as well as under the circum ataccrs oan be expected. " P. MACGREGOR." in addition to the above, the Pftliiell Umciesr re ceived an express yesterday afternoon soon after three o'clock, giving , an account of the state of his Royal Brother during the morning. His Royal Highness, up to one o'clock yesterday, was free from fever, and was in good spirits; • • THE ARMY. .A. Public Funeral is to take place on Saturday neat, in honour of the services of the late Colonel lIIIRRIBS, who, for twenty years, commanded the London Light Horse Volunteers. The following is the Order of the Procession from the Head-quarters of the Regiment in Gray's-Inn-Lane, to Westmin ster-Abbey : • To moveat eleven o'clock In the forenoon, on Nor, and in two ranks (except the Advanced and Rear-guard). • Advanced Guard (mounted). . • Firing Party. Trumpeters, sounding the Dead March. The Horse of the Deceased, covered with Black Cloth, Boots • and Spurs reversed, led by the Biding-Miners. Field o -filEcers Till - Field-Oificers of • of P' other Regiments CORPSE. . / other Repimente. .41 Helmet, Sword, Pistols, and Sash, on the Co.ln. Chief Mourner, • J Clumps Huants, Exi. Son of the deceased. The Regimental Chaplain. Medical Staff. Oaken according to sank, the Juniors leading. Alit -Cosa Oaten and Privates. : kiewarkry •hlembess of the Regiment. Friends of the D:seased, . Rear-Guard (=tinted). turbos of Light Iffrse Volunteers, and of the friends of the The: rrisaids of the Deceased: who attend the Rm. assemble at sitit.gend.quarten gF.the. Regiment, . awt o'clock in the.Moeniag. : thiPAL . llstiligiart e Harbour : Planter, Srnoxo, which 'arileid wns on Monday, from Jamaica, betind to London, spoke on the 13th February, off St Jag Ode Cuba, the brig Ann, from Port-au-Prince ocidaavannah. On the 18th, off Cape Tiberon, :-she was boarded asd treated politely by the brig Fiend, andel : A merican colours: she appeared heavily armed, an& full'of men of all colours was informed by the boarding - Officer that she belonged to Buenos Ayres, slakl sverfitted -oat sat , New Orleans: supposed ber to belkusearch ofSpanish Vessels, being atizious to oitiltrinfosidiatiOn of them. The ship Entperor Alex:Bider, IWLeA, arrived in' the Downs yesterday front:Demerara, -sailed the Ist ski left outside the Bar the'ship Harniony,WoonaLL, asdilte briglienry, Lawn. both for" London; to sail in the' course of theday. • The brig 'Horatio, 13at.t., was to leavp the River the following day for Lou don; the bitona, Lovir, for Lon don; the Fairly, &Amos, for Bristol ; the William Rathbone, Wnerc, MiKensie; • Monentotr, for Liverpool, 4 • MINING. iteTzLtausir‘e.. • ' on thairsiar last.;- . • and the 'Ann bliKenvie,:• Mee mom, for Liverpool, i! • Copper Ores seall at. ' ' - _.___. had sailed ; the former sir, • and the . other two days ; Mien Tow' •• • Tarelinars. , . • rrign& befoie , ... ‘ '• . .. me. zroperorf Alexand er. - Theal Abraham ll7 Mines Rap/ ' • Tuesday ie'nnight:a boat from Kingsdown, 'vt-ith net° no Birssiqbant - Co.. • . 9100 .. , . .• ,• • . _., • •-••— • . d ftveperions on board ,. was upset ' off St. Margartit's- ..• Ditto. .. ;.. iri Mtn . n• - ••••• - • ..... 7 • 9 • • •- • ••• • • ..___..AA - . - .., 2a a 6 B a y s -and *ll on board perished — the names' of the - St*. : " In*" zw Y" '77 al' r g. " 1: :. n persons itolanedure William Christian, Jame! Jarvis, Ditto• ..... .• 9 ' Pftein.s° and Co ' rr!"7''' I 'll 7 ILO:if... Edrige, and Wm. Bingham. .v. , Ditto.... .. . ... as Mines Royal Co • • .••- : -. 5 8 ••,,.. . . . .. ay the dispatches for St.Helenn and 'Chin, Ditto. r ' 62 'Fittest and Co • ./.• aioa . • ' . i • A 17 6 . .211 . 6 ship Bridrwater • were el at the India rem- .. • .... 4 5 . ViWi1',.... 4 " 6616 " - " L, "' i " . ' 44 ". 1 ; and delivered to the Purser at ship 7,, __., „ ~,.,„. .., ,„ Crenver - .•'" -" ' ' Arlin. at.—Rind N.W. to W.-23i led the Oatfield „........ .... .' . .63 Thiailand pons.:..; .......;...4 s 6. prance, viith a mad for 'a - 014a ;' s' Majesty's ship Wheal 5arah.f....... ss iisiiiii Co. ....- ... ' 6!........:.,, .1 4, pnos t akto*Bostward. . . , .. . . . Penberehf Crofts ... 94 *Os* Co ! ~.-a- ..,,,,, *..4 1 4 : 0 p„Psommunran . 4 . •pd W.S W— Arrived the Thomas , frost; Lo a l, to ta oop • 2 t Cowes ; the Eet y Ditto. 74 Rose 64 ". .w• l i r • ' 4 . t lilt I = l. i flip Mlta, *idstroo p s and a ls placed wider qu se a- Dhto.. . 64 Ditto.... . - • . , -..... .11 4.6, sa i i ii i , . . wh ea l c o mma ... se Rep& Cw.i...i.....,,...“.. ....id NA .I;tpar., Aria O.... Mind B.W—ewe titlwn hem the River Wise Wheaj rut• 00 rm. ...•.. • • s.sii 'fie Ow, Owes. fur Ceylon; Ann, Alusiaos, for Sierra Leone; .!. " .. es • . so t G. sod ~,,,J „ .., ~,, -2 17.6 •Nejo cs psaan:vrox, for gitchee : Ann, Tuarcitaa, for "Tomboy ; Trenovrath Hottaltick 6. Beldil " . "' ."' • "*" .'' "" ;avdp.! others. Arrived and s ailed, for the Biter the Etpperor Bast Wheal Alfred 40 $11199197116 vu0t0e5...,.. 146 0 0222d2f, mq,,,, , A wn Lk t h e nr a; sod Duke of Wellington, Total 1, .'. 94 Tome-Standard d 1511.... .. •!, may , 2282 fit. midair .. . C° Pa °Pis f? r ri ,l a ka k iivt week it Iteafr e..--i ttili- • ...a___. i Bessaar,. Dec. 2.--By .aecounts from Calcutta, we perceive Wheal Sap - 479-1- s.ss-Mloan. smmone ow-- disc and Roetatthatn, free - traders , from Enrland, or. 'llhgtant 66...T0tal 1,059 tons. • ' •1 4 • - ' .... " ' Maid at duitpert; chefs:mei on the th 4 and the latter on the ' cORN-MaRKET, MaltlCLAtilk•APßlVlkg. hs `• 3 iirladinti, 1,• :, • ' -.' -i ...'.: Although the arrival!since Moat, hare Mantilla 0 . 1 e• - CoorgolP f li tArs* t kilo:•7olvardl - Th e Bin, ' ; Vrtt e esina, •ddes, and Zetiist, 'tr:•f!ing, yet our market is abundantly sic plied 4itli - ' - ,t4i . ro a n * i .. Tioia, Clark, an* Flying Fisb,"Balea, all Gram for 'which the demand is see; ' ' Aeon • . ano"teta` ins! lan!, Edwards; • from St. yet fine ' English Wheat and prim* Auley stsproft, ./disassi_ : , : mut - Ulm.: cs,4snvi Ortja %. ANre Daeillk jimis. =Volt TV! , er- Gel:wonders, ; lanai ;Monday's prices, but Oats; Beans, and Peas Vert drimi lt*.: _ lit. ~.i._ ,v...... n....,......L.,.thit qtr's; they itheaper, and'very dull sale. • -. .' . "I' L rgoin,Taiht79 t Alltan p .........-0, ,, e. , ....- - . 9 E 4 ;., geltiOadteh?•Weii:'freßt I The' 'oolnmercial smells - from ,thc 21 9.4 'it :•-- . • • !cdri•dti - tgoi“ *Pei ns f 104.,tctiacird , ' Germany, Truisia . and Bussm• Ventint* - SO* toil • Woos Z. . Qr 114#11VAwffiTs, unsatisfactory, There is a . ...griarlitisglatiort.:. • Tb. . libt !row, .i , .!s - the A _, vAl r lr . t soult rik assn Fairs at Frankfort on t aJm.94eces,SWErwilik ' '''-`,. , i . l e , . '',. ~ Iva l; .. • '... ''" .asi;l o ,23hhe'l sect* very UnrQiillelivas alld 'AO*: „ #4o 1 . ••, : . . .• w r:k th ,. sfiseffestiadnhtsa . ;that of Leipsio% the AtiamtfacuiFeit 141, . * - mecu m .; "......A • . • t• t aktighp&as, lauti o c o . w o w , • , ... .. ..-.,., -f ... .• ... ~;„ ~,..,~,;•• • . ,lit 7► .3 , i,,, , • • • ._ _ •, „ NPorionvd iyitsLuotNicE. 0- • . • - Ngve.m.r.lu;ET. enhvrir xprri.itt, rurway, APRIL 13. breepstakee of 100114. each, h. 0. for the produce of mares covered in 1815; colts, B,t 41b. 11)1. 'To id Suffield's cBlt , by Screcrer by Rubens - , • O paid-6 to 4on Lord Soilleld's colt. Lin : A Stasihil's ch: colt Mag:ot, be.it Mr. Kiagstuan's ch. ctlt by Ocaavlus, Sst. 71b. curb. lt.M. 2OUgs. ft.—liven butt.zg. Sweeptak ea of 1008*. hi ft. Bst. Oh. Li:. 111. Major Filsotes ch. (114 , , by Juniper - - 0 4 111131 i hay filly, by' Trorle - 0 g Mr. Villiers's filly. Stlitn - ,by bra.. - - 6 to 4 or: Mr. Rush's filly. - t - .2 Mr. Prince's Chesnut filly, by Cervatites; heat Mr. Ner.lc'S blown filly, by Haphazard, Bst. 21b. each. It. M. iougq. h. rt. 7 to 4 ou Mr. Prince's Second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of rings. escti h. ft. D.:. Lord Foley's Bunitace, :5-yrs-old, 7st, Itib. - 1 Mr. Lambton's The Duchess, 5-yrs-cilii, sst. 131 b. - 2 Duke of Rutland's Rhods, 5-yrs-old, Bst. 131 b. - 3 General Grosvenor's I;ffie l)r;*.ns, 3-yrit-old, Gat. 10Ib. - 4 Weston's Rasping, Sryrs-old, Sit: 61b. - - - S Three paid.-13 to 5 apt Boniface 4 to 1 apt The Ditchess -4 to I apt Rasping.—All good Races. GOODWOOD FIAN'IrS HUNT RACES-;--flserza Mowisai. The frequenters of . the abrive Hunt gave a Silver Cup, to bit riusfor over Wentwcrtb Heath, by hones which hate regularly, hunted. Heats, three nide,. <- Captain Wale's Flyaway i 1 5 1 Mr. Smith's Brush Mr. Fielding's Parson Todzer - - - 3 4 3 41r. DlGrris's chesnut horae Sam - - t Mr. York's Crown Prince Captain Cotterell's Careless • A. - - 3 7 4 Mr. 'Meadows's Wildfire Mr. Fodder's Moll . d.is. Mr. Wilson's Prance die. Mr. Cee's Fly - dis. I Mr.laculdard'sinnirer dig. • The four Out ran on the vr;ong side of the post. The *err a was a famous heat between Sam and Brush, but the winner cally saved his distance, and won the race gallantly. A match for So guineas, between Captain Bacon's Moses and Mr. Watt's Chance, was wan by the former. TANDEM MATCH. A moderry./ehat, in the. person of a Mr. Buxton, has under taken to drive two horses, in taid.in f.,hion, twenty-four miles in two hours, and to turn pith'hor.es and vehicle, if the horses break from the trot. PEDESTRIANISM. Edwards, the Lancashire man, who started. to do 222 miles in three days, failed, after doing SOO miles in 31 hours—a task never before heard of. The Pedestrian is a poor shepherd, std £9O. was subscribed for his exertions. Wet:, the giest Pedestrian, has .undertaken to go SO miles on the Kent road, in eight hours, for 100 goineas: to start at three o'clock,ln the morning. Saturday, a young man of Dover undiTtook, for a -mil lwager, to run from the Market-place, at Dover, to the Turn pike gate on Dover Castle-hill and back in eleven minutes, which he performed within one minute of the given time. • Thursday, Rochester was very much amused by the Feder trian abilities of Mr. Thomas Abell, of the Two Brewers, cheater, who undertook,' for a wager of £2O, to walk from his house tc a certain part of the City near the Bridge, and bank again SC times.in IR hours, the whole distancn measuring 554 miles, which he completed in a very masterly style five minutes within the giien time. The last turn he was met lit the Bridge by a band of music and flambeaux, the hand playing e` See the Conquering Here comes." And when he was within a few paces of his own house, he was greeted by tke hunas of an im mense concourse of people, who had assembled to witness the finishing of his arduous undertaking. PUGILISM. • A severe boxing match took place at Greenwich dtsrl-g the fete on Monday afternoon,between Harry Lusas, a Kentish , liftman, of about eleven stone, and Sam Smart, a wkufinger. It, 'gas a most manful fight, c arried on with much equality., The pee, formances of the men had scarcely began to be extolled, when the sport was spoiled by interference ; but the melt were Wail Sam of, as too good goods to be rabbit They were naltabed by two Gentlemen to fight on Thursday for 20 guineasaridr. . --.- DIWRV-LAER :TREATREe—MIII. *UT liplieliTedp. last night; for thefrst time, in the part of Jane S‘ere and acrinitted:berself with much credit. • After thi; Tragedy, was presented a new Mein Drama, founded on ene of the “ Tales of the Genii." Thereatey portion of our Readers, no doubt, are well acquamted with the story of Abedah ; or,,The Talientan e Oros nes. How Abudah, to get rid of the perseentioni Fo the hag in the box, sought after the Talisman ; w he was direeted.by the genius Bartadclan to FP to the valley on the confines of Arabia. where he 01,, tained from the Genius of Riches an enchanted.bos, the possession of which proves to him the source if much evil, and finally how he is undeceived in the ob, ject of his search, and made to understand that the true talisman against the• mischievous power of the hag is only:to be looked for .in Vittue. Every ad vantage is taken Of the scene and nature of the story, and the Piece was give-out for ,tepetition . with,dt.cir 'ded approbation.—ln • reference to the tumultuous pit:Kee : dings at•this Theatre oa Monday evening, we are desirod to publish the following letter : . • • • .TO THE EDITOR. • * ",Ss -e-A report having been circulated that persons belong ing to the Theatre had. thrown water down ou the public in tl:t Mimi nitif, I beg leave, thrOugh the medium ofryour l'k.T, most positittly t 6 declare, that If any one in the service of the Theatre bad dared to commit such an .a.ci of violence Upon rti ' part of the audience, he would not cod, have be instantly (i 4.. iharged, but *ould also have b e en proseouted by the lilanzi:e -ntenr.--I ani; Sir, yGur obedient serYlot, "'S. REMBI.I.:. I' Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, T n esda f „ April . ls.' .' Coil:of:GA ADEN , The performance.uf . the Fti . at • Part of itia;;;_ileary the * Foalih . wai: c ‘ llstlitguishat last night tyAtvo 'novelties, the libtodr. of N.7.i . .• I.teni:Ave: . and the Si? John redder of 'l'47t: YAra:. The forinet eminent actor three; the 611 power cf his genitii into his new undertaking, and has acided another ter die many proofs of talent with which tile town was already familiar. The other, without the same adrantage of reputation, 'appeared boldly' to challenge its its task was arduous beyond all that is considered arduous in dramatic efforts, Pnlife has, perhaps, been never seen, but has delineatieb was so reipectabie as to be hailed with great applause. it vas announced to the audience, that :n consequence of their approbation, Mr. YATZS would appear' shortly both in tragic and comic parts. INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquest was held before T. STIRLING, 1.4 q. at the George, St. James's-street, Clerkenwell,. on the body of John Me.eltins, a bc'y about 14 years of age, who met his death on Monday night, by excessive crushing, going r.to the gallecy of fiadlcr s Wells Theatre. The deceased was the only child of a poor disabled man, a weaver, residing in Spitalfields. The deceased was the chief support of his parents : he was close at work all day on Mon- I day, and in t'.,e evening his Mother (at his request) gave him _ Iklt• John Stated, that . aad 14 year ilia oti.clocks t ' au; intention witness .l Own he distress,' TunateAcali• . . ... r• mls. 9J. to go to Sadler's Wells Theattc...- I.n Greco, of Grey Eagle4turet, Spitalfields, that the deceased was the son of John Meekin, years of age ; that on Ikroaclay evening,,*st• ock t the (leccasod left his fathe4 hquwe with mtioa . of .464 to Sa3l.o's: Wells Stieii4; ri i im lcOw nothing of the eve nt issltiitb isspril e v e l le s4w thiflesteiter of:A.4 siecp - . 4rri ;; wlzb had retoggrd OePerci",?.l Inigr soui".Vescfict-r . d.fttign OPEpoimrsip ' • .., , .. "S, . r I