Star. — London, England, 1816-10-15 00:00:00

A ••• • • • l o t u a ty c ia' e t ..- ,;,./01 4 0A1Melt --.. ' # 1,114 s . . e . lk•• 2; -; l• 3 MOO. • .9!'.* a l ; .....: lo ap rei r 6 . t . Hattitimb . . ~.„„.a . . ....1. ~ • • notttMlikb rilliew' ~. , 11116.1 4 OCTOAHRi I 4 11...:r . . - . t a . tr ' e ( t a rp . (ram the .River the . Friendibip t . Gr i m. ;.•[,,;.:( 0 - r Demeraril Twins, Tnivaiiit, fob Oporto 1 .t t ip r i nce . Rt*eist,* &Moils, for . Lisboa~—Sailed the Dutch ship of war for Holland .— Arrived and mins m id gnu, KattasoT, from Bata , pore, .particulars unknown. which the - River.—Wind S. .. . ,MSGATE, OCTOBER 14. t ;lit for °stied the Flying fish picket, taking over. Colon,/ Fuvrow, to join. Cu l lom, and several. other psimen ' in tlareight having chopped round' 4 , the whole of the ,French bosttnien itt; hiiii this. morning , g.t tb,sea . with of our 43 vat boats; in.:the expectation of. -rnigs in larger.shoals. .. • • "SMOriti t WTOBER Is. • .. • ~,• • . • it s *AAP' ;al to:day_ is his Majesty's • cruitelti saiiiiigs.-. 'W ina . w . COWES,. OCTOBER .14. - ?.* __• • William.transporr, Yowso LW4steti to 10th Regiment from she Bstracks .. . :—Sailed . the Mitch sloo p of war, Holland.--Wind•S.W. • - • ••• • • . 'mod rii, OCTOBER AR ..*-. s'• i ince Regent, WHIT g , from tataiia: Portsniouth for Oilers, iniiit h will go . to Amsterdam.--iAntieff:his Les -frogs a truiSt.-Sailed•iiiiika - . Amsterdam ! . from Barash& • 1 . the. quarantine fl ag. way loerered, :ice and SUPI2,IIII prepared t.g.gookp 1 hearing the signal-gun the . ipt_tibi-' J fro:int eVell directios to fitutforitove,. Hoe, and other eminences irtruntl. peculiarly attspiciotrs, and Jas • the the Nerrowe , into Hamoaze, with all of *British sail of the line, apparently 4. die laurels they had so nobly won, . rung *ith 'cheers from thoiisands of Voices • both.rbores. and on board the shipping, until the t uritEGN Al!erisam : so enclioroff the Dock-yard, and j the SUPERS newly opposite the, Gun Wharf.: The ' Birmobil followed soon afterwards, leaving the . Hsasusin the Sound, which eime up the harbour 0 ,xjlersileit.! , The lwvertritentde is almost riddled o mbe starbeard side. having 233 large shot• in the kell; fording 6. bowsprit 3, fore-yard 1, jibrboam 2, arkiard 2, main-topmast 3, rnain-top-gallentinast . t'erstchet.yara f, gaff 1, mainmast 16-0017268. *whet than a ' 21..pontider. .. • . FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 12. ; '7 1 ;:. tle* . arrieals-6.tiled tbe Doke ofT.Sent PJl2llllts filli Liboo . ; and the LOrd Chester( el.l packet, fre. Gib- At ad :Miltaboth with Mails : also sailed the leireaatostiedhir, for' Darrikai..-.ZWirid E. • , * ./AWFORD:.HAYEN, OCTOBER -12. • ',.• . tistisigbt arrived ..xt die7qparantine station here, lc diflner, to*. Sven master, from Palermo. and IfiiiiierWitfi'i - c aign r of Wine, •diumaCk,'sulphur, al cotton WOol,•-botnid.• to Liverpictil . ; Sailed from, blast mentionedidaee 6th ult. Where the following .Mils. vitsre.left,the Warren, c„aptaitt.lcsak.* anti Irkeingstar c hrionging to. Liver 1 ; 0 1 ; ~,lii of ( leliritt4n, •Fliar., in t ? Al last, hoottO to ante; * c ork I II ifterrrLoiltro ri , loading; Ann_ of .ztrice, Cor r rka, honer of Montrose, add : line of kirkaldt ;-, { spit if the Wand ut Lusiana .the brig Steady, of Sbathampton, iron! **oh 921 three weeks, all well. Attired also. .1..4.1.011111211- NOW., RI/41RM 'front Lived for Stiiiierp.—Sailed the Cougletusecket. Mb a• mall and'Passebgers, forMateriMit. .4emaiw ; Dis hfrjesty's sloop Jewett, Ciptaiktiitiw, - and the' 14uottsce Admiralty cutter.—Mind.S.E: - •••. • 'I:" 11ARwipl, OCTOBER 14: _. ':- .. e *Arliverfthe Earl Leicester packet. from twasavia, isd the Beaufoy paCket, from Holland, INA with )fails.—Wind W. 1 GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 14. • ' , Arrind the Freedom, Stewart, front Ont• 112 s • 1 •°^1 1 " G i l . rid Faare.Tinigan,. from Petenburgli. Sailedthe rilins Ch vs, for .Pernantbuco ; Kibrinia, Thomas, for Gibraltar; Eli. earth, Jones, for Can k ; MA:tha, Thomas, for I.inverSeki Eli :argil, kW, for Dui in ; Battey, Harrison, br Ostend; Leda, (4441 , fwArrown; Rorer King, and Wartworh, Rivers, for lkithsrgh; Holland, YopO l iewell, for Petersburgb ; Catherine. arei Anni.Syncrt4 Gorde Hoop, Rlof ; anti Doke of Kent, kers fax Rotterdam ~; . _ 1 • • CUg COM-14OUSE, OCTOBER 12. ...,_ • %3 Pt armee , Cu rw:illl)...riii Richmond, Clark, fire Me *l2" firolok Mary-Aqui:Pali him, for Amaterdnal;-Dakeof ' ll V,Borntigh; Heilkir, for the Cape of Good H • V row Frede- Ouwahotni rainerrtirdairxi Montreal Packet, Dennis; for ilirclina t hugli s mut, *melt fur Madeira owl Sierra Layne ; MI6; Morrison, dr New Orleans; Tobago, hisLourin, for 'IO -110; Rebe,Cadkr,ll Mor Brhges; 'Malta, Brea', fur Ostend; ."'S ions v .for Calais - Deborah, Williams, for Antwerp ; nom, liewhnon,•for Ma:ratifies and Nice-111th. ult. for. Ma r. , t• ,! in cr ' G c t i l t le.-.Thu Lanelki,Robernen, for Oibrabst ;Adlgr,. ~_ :_holt, for S tett i n ; Dorothy Foncr, Smith,. for /amigo ;* rliosee, Sr....Amitsidani and Rotterdam 4 Znrg and Viyt,, 11 : N u awn, for Stops sntl i Ostend; South Bib s Humble,` 'W.' *tiEtid Leghorn ,• lielipae, •• 'Reel, for Jamaica; Lacy Borripg-, --• and IFitettiii, Gritton, for the Cape of dom.!. lams. for Antwerp; Dinorivic, • Grad* ' Dancknurdt,. for. Lubeck, Wcsmar, and. - e.hinan,lior lisitardeaux ; Brltiiit wren, la. fl.ace, Jones, for Havre; Ant, AP; Henderson , for Hamburg) ; and: Grenada; • cb 4/ sloop of war, which is arrivetti.ot quick_ passage from St, klekria, on the Slit of August, as wkll I, who profit by the vast emiett. pretence has been found in the I confinement of this person. from St. Wenn, dated the 30th JAMBI ' S is sometimes very sulky, The furniture arrived from great satisfaction, but that will ,terly as ice machine has occupied le will soon cease to be interest casual visitois, who will make all get a sight of him, and he as Cu. \ find out all !wean, but the rigid s him prevent his heating much. Aim are the greatest' annoyance : be much better, and eventually anew; in part, and associate more sent to watch over him. Sir are on very bad terms, and the stamen have not yet seen him f he has them as individuals, but other- an, must look with much doubt on accounts you tvsil rcceive from this Wind." E4 ll . l ,!. l 4k":Agliciiill.; • • ivid . Tb.orsalnt eMtierhed at owes ; .00.hised the Pah *oft twig ?rinee Of *Drafty*m Jaes I rni•Min . **de S ., detittlitienta of. issibiligtegimeatsfer their-stations at lialifairenikelleittl?ilei and sedates -sense day. • Friday the 61st - Itegititerit, at Fort Cumberlandi embarked at Portsninuth, on- board the CaldecoC Casale, Camden,• Medou; -Victoria (brig), - Wilson, r-blikherla, Victoria AShip), and ...Thomas and Mary f°F-440*eas.. 84verol.. detachments of . ,different ltesttnesti , ln die West . Indies will also go of lii((h Ship ~jrsioh of triesporii» A detachment 'Of ilit6fh duty at etitnberland-Fort„, :ant one of thelltlthoefirrOr. ' coott7l4artiat*ld itsyhe Isle of Wig.ht,..oo.thi. eth ult..on sifferrer of the name of. Light,. ins Field; Senteitegi hies its** receive a punishment of isEight hasidrei loihet with o cat ening tail: on ht, bare dad, and to be marked on the lelt side, 'two inches below-the,•armitifewith the-letter ( D) suati• letter not to be less than half an inch long, and to be marked upon i the shiu with _some ink or 'gunpowder, or other priparatiot,..so pi to bifviiifile and conspicuous, and . not liable to be obliterated •• Last week.the•OlAcers of the 89:h Regiment give: at ball and euppetist Sheerness,. which Witt attended ,by all the,beauty and „lashain of the neighbourhood. The topper Was lard out •w ithAiwzrea test taste and elegance; and dancingwas kept up, till past five. in the morning. The 'hand of the Regiment on this oestasion•gainettstreh :esedit,• bfrtiii chaste 'sfyle in eibieh they played aomeof the most popular in, for the amusement of theiyartaat supper, Etc. die. Friday last a splendid entertainment was given by •the . Offieen of the Royal 'Military College_ to up wards of two hstedrid of 'the Nobility and Gentry in the vicinity of Farnhans;•-,-AS early as nine o'clock the company began.• to, arrive, passing through the. gallery erected in the ,garden, colimunicating with' the ball-room, and tastefullt decorated -with laurel and flowers, intersistried with variegated lansps, at the upper end of which 'a brilliant transrarency of about eight feet. square, representing the . city of Algiers; with the - , British and Dutch- squadrons in the °Ong, painted* by Mr. BOYD, of tile CtSd Re. giment, one of the students, formed a delightful coup grail. The ball room was fitted up with every degree of magnificence and splendour, and a mar .quite was pitched in the garden, where an excellent band of music Was,,,stationed to play during the evening. At abaut ten o'clock dancing commenced. 'The ifon - Captain Cbri leading off with Miss kv •Citorr, followed bfilify'eouple, divided into two sets. At one o'clock the company retired to the supper-room, whero *BO us down to a most sump. tuotlit banquet ; evert:delicacy and rarity that the seiiinn , inuld - produce, together with the ehoicest wines of every description wereToUnd in * profusion.. AlteTAqfper . dancing . recommenced withOuidrilles, ,and were continued w ith much elegance and gaiety ill Seven o'clock, at.which hour they all reluctantly. separated, "charihed• with the hospitible recyption 'and aisiduoos attelitionisf their gallant hesti: • 4 During the. late s conicst at Algiers,, the _Qum! •Ctutaceitn,:' Phi( r a sotiitrrsa's , flag ship, netually fired' three hroadsities'in four minutes. . • his welts knoistrihat ;lit previous to thole s , attack on Algiers the DEY ordered the English Consul% into r,luse-confittement.-On the receipt of this intelligence, he noluosted, or a fifopor, to remain in te particular , 'room in tiffs own house,-and that the guards should billtere placed over hint, instead of ills being rat moved; 4.rhis .remonstrance Was'sent to the Dsv, who; in a great rage, insisted on • his ;orders being strictly complied - with, most perearptorily refusing the pear/ of the Consul. The latter was therefore removed frord the apartment. The Dsx's conduct was marked on, dd. occasion with ail the inhumanity' Which he hat so frequently displayed ; though, it it bed been Possible , for 4k Highnes: to have 'anticipated the sequel, lin would doubtless have readily acceded to the.COnd sul's wishes. It was, fortunate, however, that the Oar did not permit the Consul to remain in the situa-• tion he so ardently milted,. for there can be little doubt but he must ti 'that Case have fallen a sacrifice to the fir* from the gonsof ourehips, as •siveral shots. passed .completely through the vet y room of his house,7 and one was a 88-pound shot. . . • An O ffi cer who was in the action at Algiers states,: that , the enemy were not very nice in their use of missiles. Broken glasii-eld nails, spikes, ind'other articles of a similar namsts,.• were fired •• in profusion," and did no little mischief. number of the ene my's guns amotintea to' 1001, of different ealibres,:, one :of them with seva bores on the Mole frate.Way, while Out of.the attackinifliqUadron, rxeltistee4 rx Dutch frigatesJour bombs, aod.five gun-bnats,t - weta; only. 702. Ay inquiries.as. to the amount of loss on thi pan of the AlgeTines„ it awned that io killed{ only, 5000 Janidisrielt, • Off • hem Ito 6000 Arabtf,+ fell, besides oWOrnift and Andrew. A shell throin: from one of the. bon*. burst, inshouse where Wacl children were assetnlki, _and upluippiLy killed. thel whole ; and ',hire was scarcely a honse`in the City but what had sufferibd. more or less injury from tfie bombardment. An interestittreirest occurred . oti the; beach, (while the treaty oath the Div was pentilg. Kr._,Atrcuason, n matitteartillery officer, happening: to meet a Fivuchinio who had . oven in. captivity tor' 15 years, asked 'Mtn •• if he would like to return to. -France in the Frinelfsbii lif in the 'bay He. indignantly replied, that he felt ashaste4 of his country, but would po any where with the-brave English, who had so kindly liberated him. Only 24- hours before the Dior returned for:answer that he would comply with any tertbs, and signed the treaty secocdingly, he told' his prineipal Officers • that he would have us to while-wash • his walls. in less than half an hour after the commencement of the action.. The IIII;oRLONAILK. expended 400 barrels,' or 18 'tons of powder ; and 7,000, Or 100 tons of round shot, besides case, canister, and Shrepnell shells. ' One 18-pound shot 'entered her bulwark, passed through the heart of the.nsainsmast, and went out at the opposite sides . A. 4 pound shot lodged in the ship, has been slang in the boatswain's storeroom, wish the following wards Pointed on it t , " This was. sent by the I/EV of ALOllliti on boarcithe Nast,. as one of the advocates for drivel ' but with 'oat effect) the 27th August, 1816.". • xanakt*Dancis Mid 7.2.,and kveral more 1 , • the KW • iVe I sla for RAMSGAI ginettlait night for opite.S.l32ll, taking terslo Trm e nt. eu Caimbr he wind in tit, ile wisttvird, the w *wail itiOnr last; Eire g tout many of our ov feta finding harrniss PORTSMOV crti • only arrival to:( WO% frOm a Truitt?. COWES krived the William part of the 10th lee to Malta. Three .o'clnek—Sail on& for H.ollai px.YMOU I Coen the Prince I o e is tillitigeetti Pro t witted -she will go •1 I Wes ship lan -fro • 011, SOMERVILLZA for O n Wednesday the- thilmratonniut ageoat.' Ott' hark pits finked froze ere lona Wistiotis Hoe, The.wind-:mss peculi -male pastect the Nan grandeaer of tritial tif:eoitsciesi of the 1 y be welkin rung irith el e ;tit-Ititni-ts. r ! 11 4 a 11: a 11, n Adamv. for . Mit ; Danek!ru La i 4 4 ; I : 7 bonr. for Bruies; Gokka ; eti for korwerp i•, Alezatietl ing Modell, MotkiatOshi 'fat Orel a t l he TeattAc'iNt! sloop artsvinuth, 'alter 'a quid ft BoxAPARTi there, on up , s foam cap wish him, wt !tore, for which a prete • r dly‘eremonions eon: gaol of a letter from s s BosiApAal seldoes pleased, T hrr gland gave hi m great wear off. Latterly s .u;h of his tim e , He wi • A: hf etCept to t h e casua l hrr 'de exertions to get a eal y - endeavours to tiod and den on people vi si hit gt . r . P e rsons about hi m a 'Tolle, he would : be mi 1?q let his former greatnes. ; art 11 thole who ar e sent fitmet Lowe and he are eign Co mm i ss i oners ha i(11 Objection to receive the, an? he r e f uses 't on mut ttla! Mmy accounts you xvi o • ... to t • I • 4 '. ll' .. ...°' '' • .. ' ' 0 2 .: ~,,,,L , . - —ii i ..., - .-;-- • --- • -._ . -,..- - 7 - .::: ,- --F,....... —,- - ---;:_;.' .1 . )0- a,, r' ' i - . . - '•M tit 1 . ; , liVe.llla , . asd ._ , I*- Inebt at Edinbuit .'% ' ' - . 4 .' -. jellied the • 'it ''''‘ • . L.-id. Majoir-Oenetat litsitut •Ad family _ • :. v—1...-a ii.,.... 1 a 9 ire attived • '. • ti !•••V% ". 1.. Jlatitismakilt, • estoiatAi • : • iv*:=4:!'• .. ; ,:,,i;rl; se roildh..l N 4. P'`.l 1 : • •WO We I iilllloll4 . brillißili t ieefilts Mi lwald i i Irdista,o4l6o,* Web oder 'gm* eiriaiptitidOato -ore h a ve dos reedeed'redtti Is , Iwthblr prole, TiOliatioO a totttety, t):it Width* to be Wormed - silica and • *lsere the prionha reward of 450:h to be pad? We sub the, faihw&ts aforion of aware gnome and di•lntorested I;atiipu. We basaech an rotor, Catalkirms to obierva the, AmltOOry Lift of payloillas postage. • • TO THE EDITOL • . works of Art supreme th' 4..2. shine*, Bright glows the Dimmed In Oolounda's maw; The lbw I deem essential in a lease, `Though wide /lltrwieethata blazon peace, The Ploughman we an dfriadterirt will•name, And grant a Soldier and a Lover are the same, In duty NOlf redlhlllet•••bolid to yield, In .tapia• tied drawing-room, sr tented field. Far beams the 04 that gilds.the evening side% Yet never marled for man Perfertian's prise ; • Lucre I leave to Migets and.to Jews, Proud that my wife Isecels, and full my Easter.duett ..'•,.. . A hatable Masi this Ash illviie t , - Vbs. eturepanding astral hi every Hay, Wiese letters jeln'd in ordr, may have 14men, Setae anotsat City of ao snug renown ; • And if I err not In the Sarnia same; 'fit ADRIA aro nreliiiishiss *Timis' at False ! October 14.18tt. •• *; ' • *Darin. The Archsfulte . tingirTaitttwa is not arrived in Englynd, as has been erioneomsly stated. We are unwed. by a Coritspondent, it WAS not until the defendant, in a late prOjected affair of kotoissr. W2s informed, that the « stranger, who introduced hiisself at the Old Dailey," lived at Slaughter' !Coffee. house, that the Leained Gentleman desittried ‘4 to go to be hitchers/I" • As it in proof of the hardness of the times, a pa- Omar is announced, in . Saturday's Gazoth, in the hot bankrupts. • So great the scarcity of Cash on the Continent, that 10 per Cent. is pow paid at Hamburgh to des. count good Bills of Exchange: the immense impor. Cations of bullion that bate recently taken place ipto this country, have completely drained the Continent. Several resident Merchants abroad have had from 870 to 4150 each remitted them within the last month. 01 Sunday night the interior .of Christ Church, Blackftiars, was illuminated.witb gas : it bad a bril liant effect. The Eagl of STANHOPI is dangerously ill at Che vening, his seat near Seven 04s. in Kent. Mr. Owing of llte4, who . was killed by the upset ting of the mail, had not leit his sin's house five nunu:es, when he was brought back a corpse. He pot his head out of the coach winJiiiv, when the spring broke, to. see what was the matter,. and the coach falling at the same moment, jansariett.his head. be ;Omen the carriage and the . pavement. liThe late Dr. BELL Was formerly of. Magdalen College, and founder oi.eigpt scholarships in Cam.- bridge University, for . .stins 6f Clergymen of tli • Church of benevolent p.urpoekbe trattifeired the 1.0 . 04414260 smelt; $ per cents. ; the University, in 18.10. P. The Itopil aiinveonstifeeted fOsteiday intien s itig, when, alne deer, was.etitnetivet fot the day's *diver:. sionon.Ascot •Heath, whiall"shewed great sOrt it atesting A -taking through die enClosiirei for Windilt Great Patkw.where he leaped eVet the paifing heti/din Holly Guide and• Cteriboorne.Lodg; and running with. great speed across QoadvAiinti:Walk;!Where be got among a herd of reddest, :an& wiii•contealed. aniong.them for some time, and after be was got ne t the cbace. was re.newed, and.he came out near the . Double Gates, crossed the Long Walk, and through her. Majesty's enclosures a,t . Frogmore. taking to the ; right.—The Panics RECIENT!SStag Hounds will on Friday next at Swinley, at ten. o'clock. This day, being. the birthday of her Highneri •Princess •EiTiRTIAZY, who .concludes the twenty-first jeas or her age, their Highnesses, the Prince and `Princesi gave ksplendid ley on the occasion, at their seat at CluSselliurit. AU the !Foreign . Ministers were invited. In the evening a. french piece will he per. 'formed by a party of fashionable amateurs. Colton. Canner l'itivits-Last night the craw. gedy of Rondo and Julid was pertorited ; Mita lstti commenced her. exertios for the season • resuming the part of Julut, "which first intro duced her to a London audience. Tnehoustayer. floated 'in every part .long before . the curtain Rift.'"; 'Mist O'NEILL was loudly and cordially gieetediliFmn her entrance. presented :herself with that artless gtiee, that superior though, qnstudiedriegance Whicb romp 4 the anticipaticia : the effec t s. !rhea 'iVere consonant with eisery , the and with, and her genius, judgment, and feeling combined to maintain • theceletiiity she hits slinsilx acquired. In tbegardep 46ene.ibi Stir the faiiinatincellila of Snasszitiaz and of kW** ; and thibighout she marked the' pre. .ditniinating passion- with! the varying lints ap4i „siiidep of which it is susceptible: Mr. C. Kimaill tote cOnsiderably..above bie.4nriser delioeitions* The part was, •laiusight, -chitactodied by' more winning graces than natal.- TheMelo.draniaist nu Broken Sword followed with increased:attract - kiwi.: • • ..lEssiA'a reception - At .4dinlisirgh• wat%beydlid'thol expectation of , his most enilitiiiptie admirers. Ass iniefornied itichar4 . 34,10,404.* CUes Quaey snacessiiely, to overitodogimiiiew... . Nll* 4 5.***113 • plates wits giexamilea,:=4:thi t ernsh whicktOnit place Sit.** opening :of..,„tbe l ;dooys, ititceeded thing of tiji; kind *ever Witnesedt. • • • • Mr.. Kepi . was td..ferhitit? yesterday at. :twelve clock; .Rkhard rase -Alin; It; besu.in, in I,.jnc shire, and last night' Slryleicl. as tl?e o*, 011..116 !darn Irwin Edin bur gh to•theinetycitiolis— . Deltas Moak the . lit top Mink Meeting aintnienced;lnf.tre are coedited to say.undir %in* iditospicious . dreiinstandi i it hay. ing rained the whole of Wind''' and Tuesday tin *boat four o'clock. • The Duke of Davoismaa held a plate at one his uncle, Lied°, with plates ' YAI*OOII4I held revered br • nneeoirreu• • • Meeting ere to mint called the • " aIIiORTIVC - 0111.17CISCS. NEWMARKET SECOND 'OC rOUR MRSTINC, *les hschrriAt; Orroaita 14 Doi4o/ Rif:lend% Fandango, stet. beat Lord Foley% Pipyhas salt, 74. ISIb. D.M. Mgt; ft.—s 4 to lep Faudantto. . 0. Caertaksh`i Nectar, beat Mr. Wyndham% yr.l colt by Gohinna, out of Grey Skim, Sst. 31b. each, Etta,. i 9 to 8 on Nectar. Duke of Butlantro 'elvish -Ma, yrs.old, test. 71b. beet the Duke of Grafton's bay colt by-Eaton, 2-yrs-old, 7:h. 1 ill.. Fir 4 Halt of Ab. M. I Onp. b. ft.-6 to ago Beivoirina. Onetil'lllrd of a Subsce;ption of eft.. reel, for 5-yr..olds, Sr. Vv. S•yr-olds .9st. and aged Sit. alb.—lons fide the property of Subscribers.—Eightern Substribers. Mr. Lakes Aladdia Sitra-old • Locd Egrosnont's Wanderer, S-yrs.old • • 2 Duke of Gratton's bay !base, Fugitive, thyrt•old - * .S to s eve Aladdin-4 to asst Wanderer-6 to 4 acct Pn hive. caLEpowl r and EDINBURGH RACES, tett. Over the New Course,'Nfustiblrgh. • • • - unotent; between T. Ms Majesty's Plate ni ,nap e . granted tolLe CaLtJontan lien-, fur any horse, Ac. carrying lest each. Four-tulle heats. Lord Queenebrery% he. h. Epperstone, aced, • I II I Mr 'I stto,e Syke. s :r. If. Outcry, 5 yrs old • • 9 I S Mr Aiders'siß S yrs old • t 3di 11.i4 was a most e:cellent race; the third heat, whic!, tiee.ded the cuote.t, was gatwol by the length of half • neek. • Tor-soar, on roisca.n. 50 Ouliieasgivei by the Hunt, (or 3-yr olds. Colts ilst Eli. Fiaos . •• .• • - est tlb:—Two4ulk beats. • Mr-Baillie's b. (Amity Bintlierout, 3 yrs old I I Mr G.Dawsou's ch. I. by Remeinbraneet,•l yrs ell - 9dr `This Ales. Don's gr. C. by oo:umpus, 3 yrs old • 3 2 • This was an es<eilent race, bo b Ikea* won by about half a ne:k. , • . •'. - ifftIiONICSDAY, °Vedic& 9. 50 Guineas givers by. the Hunt, tor ali ages. Foor.mik hers 3-yr old Bat. 4-yr olds Tst Mb. 5-yr olds est Mb. 67r Chli and aged Ito 91b. Sir - Alec. Don's - Br. e till:living, 5 yrs old . , . . 1 I Lord yueensberry's ch. es Sir Bellingham; 4 yes ai d .9 3 Lord gliuto.i's b. g. Draid, 4 yrs old . 3 Li Fifty Guineas given by the City of Edinburgh , to any horse, &e. that Dever won ..plate of that value, (Hunter's Plates es pepted).-4 mile heats-3-yr olds, Tst. e-yr olds, At. albs 5 r olds, Fist. 1:1b. 6-yr old* and ait.s'.9st. 91b. Mr. Hooter Blair 's bf. Cattteruir 6 2 years .... ,1 1 ' Mr, o.:lNtsv.t..n's cI. by iteinemhrinicer, 9 years - 2 9 ( Mr. Dick's eh. f. Win if she can, 4 years - • 3 11 !, - A very fitie.race, wow easy ; .the lass heat was.runtlit nine ml' I mutes and a half.—The sport in general has been good, and (a -' voured by fine weathte. The company was numerous - and. fashionable, part nilarly yesterday, when the ground was eitiOded with splendid•equipaget, and people of . all ranks on horseback and on foot. Musselkurgh Links allieds one of the finest turf courses in the kingdom, and great pains hat been bestowed to fit it tor the oecas.on. being staked hi all round, mid sh,e insid-t Awe rewrved for Frolestnaus - their amilienleote were render e d bush comfortable and mfg. Tit.; Marqlkimos of quiernberry, Lo thian, and, rweedilale, the. Earl of •Boodierry s and molt of the ps iocipal nobility and gentry os this and the neAghltuoringeosustim were present. The Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh, with a very respectable retinue, attended the sports of yesterday. The usual aceoinpanimeata--eshibitlons of wild beasts, elites trim performaikes, roood-abouts cod ups and downs, Sac. were pm wai4iiig. Crib, the C 154141011 et England, Carter, Oliotr, mai .c ooper, of pugilistic notoriety, were on the ground, and h ave • intoning the amateurs with exhibitions of their fashionable enc.. The Concerts, Ordinaries,' and Balls, have bees well attended. - emotsuat, °erotica 10. His Majesty's Plate of One Hundred Guinean, granted to tier City of Edinburgh, far any horse, Ate. Four mile heats; three years old, .6st. ;.fisur year* old, 7.1. sib.- five years old, wt. sib. six yeas old, ant, 121 b. and aged, 9e.. •itib. . Lordi/uomsbeces Lb. is. King David, 5 years. .... Mt. Basaa's 1%. LANs, litintlieremit, a years, entered at . , • the post - • • - 9 2 Flity Guineas then By the Hunt, for any horse, Ste. that Irave ' been regularly humid In S.:tithed, and a member of the 1 - 1..:.: sir *soothe befisee running, who ewer won plate or ies',*•:,, . (hint - Ices „plates and stakes ageept4 to men list. cash..-- - ' Fon y tnilp hears.. . ~ ~ ~.... , .... , Sir Jaws Baird', di. os:'BeiStßy. a 1 %., • •*. 1• I lie W.H.Elair's b g..brSir Charles, soef• - 7 . ‘ ,l 4 . 4 dr - Bounty walked.over the &dins, for -t 5 1 letodillatagiSit D. K. Blair's gelding being so landi dut he cpuld not run. , , . . . • ... - . • - • - IltlDAlG.ocrottie't /11 . ~ . • one hundred Culninsiposh by the HORN Tor 'keit bred horses, 1 - ke•itialligvg , - lir...l ll th) limit:three yrats old, 6u.; tour years old. Tu. 51b.; five years ohl, - 7at. 19ibij six years. and age, Lc 30. , . • ~ . • - Mr lllieliaelson's britifin filly I.otta, 9-yrs-old o 1 1 tord figlimeifsbeilien'hily Kate Kearneyj 3 yrs old 'it it Mr.9lsallie!sk!rf filly, by Orton, 5-yrii•old :. .; • ' - • s• -dr 4 ir lr. - Hunter Elait's bag. filly,Ocherine, 9.yrs-old • ' 4dr .. , James lialrd's,cliespot colt ,--% 3.irtredd . r 3 dr rliftr. Dick's cheiniut filly, by iltitiou, blrs-01l Ms,. Sic dMesser Doles climatic enit ---. e-yrs-ighl . • ' . di* LlFifty.t.isdness, by Subscription" far har!sei, Ste. of all ayes, 3-yes 1 Pus Out 4.yr-olds r 7.1. 511). A 511%04 Vat 'Mu; .6;yr• old., IR. illb.; Mares and geldings allowed:gib. Fout.naiie littits. her.raiteiti Sykes's grey horse G r ocery, 5-inkild ...; . . 1 1 Lard Rebhan' , bay cult Braid, sqrs-old . ..... 4. g Mr. Aiders's bay mare Emida, 5-yrs-old : s''; `• , 4 • 3 dr Mr. H. blurs b. t. embeelne, Sirs (entereS as tit* post) - 'I a • 'ibis saes was well Ayes, tied, And atforded.titeeKeavapoe:. as .: 811 The brims pushed to the.. winning. post; lanai . )Icarp, Ihnir / gadded by ab“ut a kerb. ~'lle winders' *al china% mid the comps* oit tber.ground- loch Mote Painsertilis tali 'en ',lf j re *loos day Aiming the. wee!. /t plarbecomptited , that 50;903 pumice were upon t h e Canine. Ebaiooesitipie t osbe }sued the WAtifilite of Cautingate alone were 4o 49,0 it larsabar.k.. 54 pr, 10S tsit4horse carriages, 10 drawn by fodr bores.. and a sow number a carts.-ate... Ills dinette 'tifleptetidesi of tbli Mad/ from Lobby linlkeithcliaddington, &e. &e. • .. : • 1 1 T:" • • ,•! *s;•• • ItICHMOIdEn' YORltgfilaP- ' b7 • -Pram abe unsettled 'state II Oki iiiidi‘r"4:l6itiiifi. thinly attended this ythr. • • :^i: • •• a •• - • • , Oak Wedneeday Mr. Same. elasieetledu;nag • dif Sivitdpitakes. ten . Sla tht:oribersy-44.4../4/4sworth)r t , 1p1d,44 Pura • aim the Dundailtakes of Snistibteill esatiOtin4Att•ellbri'L -.•• • The•OOld Cup;*:trathe w‘ar Wodito 6 3 ) arklo4 .l c.* iitepoid; haat* 'Mr. ithidisthithii et Plitt %and tr • b I. Giabam's Duchess.--four-mile hew. • On Thursday a tiwaepstabsa Viioirreit:kw•lmMlegi eats `vial won by Mr. Micaubtou'i Abbas_ both% wham—fa a hahAietip Vmse4or ea.* there was a smart race, whith•itai WM: bb half WOO. • Gricastee's hteriao, be aded tee 'there •litoker wok*, day, that the hones',Uzahisoa be Mad boat : the Amid while reusing. • . . )1. ' • • • , Geatsu geossratasehlascwor ._lsoo htmestiu.l.2 tl'Atik AT I.OwAR .TOOTING, Suttear.4-49sh BARNET last night , iik'oise, ?clock, accomplished 48 Milts; land . was as Nish * when he st•tsted in the toorn_t*kthreisiegleek: bilany , Aoadiasund (tentle. *fre nit' the grOgnd,t . ....,the cosine At . , the alter. lasi; seiehl 'of *hoes at his' perfOrManiest s "he tsittsftpAyl 40,40 no at: the 'rite . . of fiitO _mile4 in h ' ssar t lecopelr addressing Maslen' "tethOse near . 10.0;17 *M IN Anisbpd • latt alight,lse had gufse . 'in ifF!"44014011 kip;g : hiasnipmcnit; meet t 434 13.6 edept.iss i: DAisaer an* : of .44 twei Vika, pat - he taite a rdif pro eied 'nsilef.r4Ore' ( . o,Xtooas;dter t ah).eiiiim •thsre offered: but his fritndt irOldnot permit poi ae. • « eorit. • , . AG : man Tibiz.,Timpaso; a labonzio g man, from Ackyrorth, near PontetragtE lutetsipted for a trifinif wager to 'travel on foot farm-the said village* Yoik; and back again, a . distspce of 56 'miles ' the ;ask was aeceirdingig iiionikg asks: - days ,and fon! boars,and a half in coin. :wasted too much tinsel's ietorn., he lost bit waist, Ailkwinitt till half ast hour •~ 48. 1 4' of t he doors of the church, light4li villago . to Yoikrana bad aild'soine Lid*, mile s • 16 • ele7ea 4°° r l * it the other dobn.. Lord .and ibiblitenecdp eattib dig old plates, lad' rimy S'ectotiil !titte„;se 6 0 - Pectilfiltd. 4 ras b*.fo o 114 faseitto4nx obligifittook but . 4 0 ,1N1 - 1 4 110 : I:ol l 4ctiose Mot.. Ittlho *of Oft• obe *applied to the • aidd• sic atri, he Oehenil Infirmary at Derby. • after the time specined. •