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9 1 r:gmlF^ - '^" ..$-~; riT ,7 f • • I - THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. r: altogether. He was decidedly of op iaion that there was no reason flit. prancing a new trial. Kr. Justice Essig and the other 'ledges differed with the Cates JUSTICE. They thought there was sufficient ground shewn to grant a rule to shew cause, in order to have the case argued. The plaintiff was a member of the College of Surgeons, and his professional character was attacked, inasmuch as gross ignorance bad been imputed to him ; under these circumstances they were of opinion that the rule should be granted. The Otter JUSTICIL—Take a rule to shew cause. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1825. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened dais morning at 921 j for the Account, with little doing; and they remain steady at the above price. This is settling day in the Foreign Market, and most parties are busy in making up their accounts, at reduced prices, except in _Spanish, which has improved. Current Prices: New Spanish lea 19, Old Spanish 241 1, Rus sian 954, Meziean 751 1, Colombian New 89, Brazil Scrip 112 prem. klexicau Scrip 1 disc. Greek Scrip 41 disc. CITY, ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are drooping, and are now at 02 to 4. PR ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 232 1 4 231% 3 per Cent. Ited. 91% 1 k 1 4 3 per Cent. Cons. 92 1 / 8 91 92 V s 3} per Cent. Red. 98 7 / 5 99 98% 4 per Cent. 106 105% Long Ann. 22 1 / 4 1-16 . New Annuities 91% S per Cent. 1751, 91% - A:1,000 Exclieq. 55 51 £lOO and £2OO ditto 57 54 58 Cons. for Acct. 92% tit 3 / 1 921 /4 FOREION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian Bonds 5 per Ct. 991 Mex.Boods, 5 p Ct. 771 871 Bream Bond. Ditto Ace. Ditto Scrip, S per Cent. Ditto Scrip 11113, 04 1 01 din Ditto Scrip 1825, Ditto Acct. 04 dis Ditto Ace. 11 1 pr Neapolitan Bonds, 1'24, BOOMS Ayres Bonds, 91 Penrr.Bonds, 6 per Ct. 81 Chilian Bonds, 6 p Q. Ditto for Ace. Ditto Acc. Portuguese Hoods 901 Colombianßonds, 6 p Ct. 901 Prusdan 800d51822, 5 p Ct. Ditto Bonds, 1824, 89 81 91 Ditto Ace. 1801 • Ditto Acct. 1ttv0130nd5,1629,5pCt.94 Danish Bonds, S per Ct. Ditto Acct. 934 Ditto Scrip, 21 1 din Spanish sp. Ct. C. 241 1 1 Ditto Acct. 21 din Ditto Acct. 241 Greek Hoods Span. sp. et C. 1823, 161 191 Ditto Scrip 1825, 41 din French Rentes, 5 per Cc. Ditto Acct. 41 4 din Exchange BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. SEAR& PAID. PEkCE PER SEAM Anglo Mexican - . AlOO -OC2O- in. ats pm. £lOO Anglo Chilian - - 100 -5 • - 7 # i Anglo l'eruv.AliningAss. 100 5 4 Brazilian - - 100 - 5 • .15 141 ClAllan - 100 5 . : ll e (hilian and Peruvian 5 ...i... 7 1 POEM Peruvian - =l4lO. 5 - -te .19 181 19% 17, Torsi, La l'az, Sc Peru.. 50 , 3 - r • 10 9i 9 United alezicau 40 • - 40 - - 25 26 24 Si i .Ditto NL w 40 - 5 - Welch Iron & Coal 25 - 5 . ASS Ult A fICE ZOMPANISII. Alliance British shear. 100 10 Protector Fire : 20 2 111SCELLAN20112. MAR& ?AID. PDXI TIM SNARL Atlantic and Pacific . .8100 - £lO -se British lrnn Company - - 100 . 5 •, 6$ 6 • Bristol Ship Canal - - 1 - / Ditish Hoch and Patent Salt 50 S 9$ i `Canada Company - 100 - 10 - 30 (Anal Gas 'Engine - 50 1 2$ Equitahle Loan Bank - 30 - 1 - 31 Geld Cost Assad:doe 100 5 4$ Great Westminster Dairy 25 - 4 321 'Honduras Company 100 5 5; 1 6$ 5; Intrerial Plate Glass 100 2 II 4$ 5 London Brick Company SO 1 i i Alezican Company 100 10 . 91 Bletropobtan Fish Company 25 1 1 Pearl Fishery. Yellow (iss.Xloptn) 25 2 14 1 novincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 • 10 91 1 9 Patent Bricks . SO 2 51 Pacific Pearl Fishery SO 5 71 Peruvian - 100 r 5 - 41 1 Bio de la Plata Agricul. Coin. 100 3 7 Arafat &annary SO 5 31 United Pacific Association 50 _ S 5/ lII* I* Sydney (New South Wales) Gazettes, to the 12th November, were received at the New England Coffee house this forendon. They state that his Excellency Sir THOMAS 13RISSANS, anxious to promote the welfare and prospetity of Australia, had fitted out a party to explore the country for four or five hundred miles in the interior, to the southward and westward of Lake George.—Sir THOMAS had embarked with his suite on board his Majesty's colonial brig AMITY, destined to visit the new Settlement at Morettin Bay. It is thouglw his Excellency will be absent on this tour of inspection about three or four week.. We have received triedniontese Gazettes to the 14th inst. They state that the Emperor of AUSTJHA arrived at Udene on the 11th inst. accompanied by the Archduke Vicznoy, who had gone to meet his MAJeSTY on the , frontiers of Lombardy,. and the Archduke FAMICIS Cliwat.r.s. Accounts from Alexandria, to the 23d of February state, that one of the crew of a French vessel which arrived from Candia and Cyprus, being found to have . the plague, was conveyed with great care to the European Hospital, and the vessel put under strict qua rantine. Two Greeks, in the Turkish quarter, were also discovered to have the plague; but, with the ex ception of these cases, the health of the City gave no ground for apprehension. The Camp of the French General Bonn, at Cairo, is said to be aMicted with dan of good Made on the 15th Instant, et Want*, to the louse ofl M. FLoaanvrtmt, Canon of the Cathedra% wisiksepasth were seized. Several other perm* had received miler visits at Namur and La Villette deFosse. • , Accounts from Augsburgb of the -19th instant, stat•, *at the plan of the Tinkle General, RLDSCUID -PALMA, is to subdue Acardini*, Etolia, and Livadia. tre Greeks are in motion in alt quarters, to oppose stdvance of the enemy. Already some Turkish troops, which had advanced into the defiles of Acar natio', have been surrounded, sad obliged to lay down their arms. lt iskeligyed that *ere will be a great , battle in Livadia. • We Isavis received New tort Papers to the 2d of April. They state that the ships of war at the Haven nab had been &dere,' to be immediately equipped and got ready for sea. The report of the garrispn of St. Juan .d'Ulloa having submitted, appears to have been premature. The Diary of Observations kept at Vera Cruz, down to the 12th of February, states that the garrison had received all the stores they required from the Spanish ships in the anchorage. The English frigate PYRAMUS had anchored at Green Island. on the 10th of February, with 110,7704 sterling, in bars of-gold, for the Mexican Government, being part of the loan cnnteiteted for in London. Some complaia is made that the English muskets, sent to the Mexican Government, are charged tro dear. A Carraccas Paper, of the 28th February, contains, the correspondence between Captain Durorer., the Commander of the French squadron off Porto Cabello. and the Authorities there, stating that the French Go vet nm -nt has no wish to throw impediments in-the ,raj of commerce there, and that if assurance isziien that the affair of the Urania will be settled, and that orders , will be given to the Colombian cruisers not to interrupt French vessels, fie (Capt. DUPOTEL) will immediately retire, otherwise he must wait the orders of the Governor of Martinique, and the Admiral of the Antilles. Is. We have received the French Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday; and the I toile of yesterday. The Moniterer of Tuesday contains a Royal Ordonnance, extending the delivery of the claims of the proprietors of vessels cap. toted by the Spanish corsairs during the late war, to the Ist July, 1826. Had not France and Spain mutually agreed to satisfy the claims of their respective subjeits, the claims of the French indemnity might as well have been deferred to 1836 as to 1826. The, Coronation of CHA huts X. is fixed for the 29th of May. - -- In the Sitting of Wednesday the PAU:DENT read to the Chambers the following Letter from the KING, and from the Minister of the Interior, both addressed to the PII2IIIOENT Mt awes Lyme.- " It being our Intention to have our Coronation performed Is the Metropolitan Church of our good City of Rheims, we write you this Letter to acquaint you that our desire is, that a Grand De putation of our Chamber of Deputies from the Departments shall repair on the 49th May, to our good City aforesaid, to be present at the ceremony. These Presents having no other object, we pray Gun to have you n his holy beeping. " Given at Jour Pakee of the Tuilleries, the L'ith of April, the Tear of Grace, 181 S, and the First of Our Reign, (Signed) "CHARLES.' LITTER 111014 TEE 111111NOITZR OF TUT INTIMIOS TO TOE PRICIUDTTT. " ilea—The King has been pleased to authorise me to announce to you that orders have been given to prepare, in the occasion of the Coronation, apartments at Rheims for 100 Members of the Chambers, inde pendently of those who form part of the Grand Deputation. " Accept," &c. Pants, Aram 270.-Rentes for Money 102 f. 35r.. for time 102 f. Ode. gerous fevers, owing to the want of good water. Letters and intelligence, through the United States „ Papers, have been received from Mexico, to the 28th February. General Sarte AMC* bad issued a Pro. clammito to the inhabitants of Yucatan, stating that he bad iustitstad a judicial enquiry into the rumours of laileeeed design to separate the Province from the Sao Confederation., 4' Yucatan'," says the General, " am saddled - 41661 the sentiments which animate you to aims tie she solemn pact which unites you to Mekico." • -" 3.1 " 4641 44 : a. )1 11.1 alledillee tam media es• may Aos, deasidiher visits had bees . • • • . - FASHIQNABLE INTELLIGENCE. PARTIES. The Duke Of Athol entertained a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Great George-street, Westminster. The Duke of Norfolk hasi a dinner party yesterday, at Ms house in St. James's -square. The Bishop of Exeter had a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Great George-street, Westminster. • Lotd Bexley, J. Searlett, Esq. IU.P. J. Weyland, Esq. Hurl Fat. mouth, and B. Shaw, F.sq. had dinner parties yesterday. Lady Shelley entertained a large circle of fashionables yesterday evening, at her house in liertford-street. ALIiACK'S y .~. - Third 84 for the season took place on Wednesday evening, and was numerously and elepndy attended. Among other distin guished fashionable!! were— Passcass--Baraistincki. _ Panides--Gortclucoff, &whiny, Revs. Dincsa—Wellingtoa, Brunswick. Argyll. Ducsess--ArgyU. - blsonmems--Downshire, St. Manse, Londonderry, de Salvo, Graham, Lothian, de Prie. Commune—Sefteo, Moray, Folkestone, Chichester, Haitirood, Dartmouth, Mount Norris, Jersey, de Outremont, lidteriek, Leitrim, Li abridge, Cbarlemont, acumen, Cork, Sandwich, Har rowby, Co SAW, Suffolk. Emu. , Illmewood, Albemarle, Roselyn, Kennwall, Leitrim, Charlsmont, - Chwesell, Jersey, Cowper, Cathcart, West moreland, Detester; and a long train of foshionables. It is said that the Kiwi will hold two Drawing rooms in the course of the month of May. Yesterday Princess SOPHIA visited the KING. Prince LsovoLD left toxin yesterday tor Claremont. Wednesday his Royal Highness was at Covent-garden Theatre. Viscount Mat.viLLE entertained the Cabinet Minis ter. to Dinner on Wednesday, at the Admiralty. Lord REDISDALI occupied his seat in the House of Lords yesterday, having completely recovered front the effects of the NI from his horse. The Archbishop of ARMAGH took the oaths and his seat in the House of Lords on Tuesday; and he was a/unmade sworn, preparatory to being examined before the kids' Commktne on the state of Ireland. The Haymarket Theatre boasted a bumper last even ing, and the entertainments gave infinite satisfaction. Miss WO3LRYCH had a Concert at the Argyle Rooms last night, and made her list appearance as a Harpist. Her touch is nervous, and possesses much pathos. On the 13th instant, the King and Queen of NAPLIS arrived at Rome. They entered at St. John's Gate, and proceeded to the Fames. Palace. After taking some rest, their Majesties procreeded to the Vatican, to visit his Holiness,. who :calved them in the most airetionate manner. _ _ _ — RAMC firtao.--Tbe following is a copy of a letter received by a Gendeman in Leeds connected with the Corn Trade: Office for Trade. Great George-etrest, April. ISitS., Ilia.-1 am directed by Mr. klumaima, to acknowledge the 1016*d pia letter d the sd instant, aid to acquaint yes, that the ammilW hi the dray ea Feeelpi Rape Seeded' net take plate bows onager a sod paha.. not till January neat, is ardor), gift time epeimassae the molt In baud. I ar ei raor saw obedient hisable serum, . 44 THO CK." !_ J ~ .. • :-:. •-• Hit AN* .i• • • Toseldaylioridni, at scan' o'clock, .the tit Regimes* of We g g p f d s apagobidigesis their &tracks, at Knightsbridge, under the or Colonel Lvikair, to Worm Scrubs, where they s o d g day. They returned to their Barracks about two o'clock. 'lke 4d Someriet Regiment of Militia are td assemble at Wells, set the first of June, for twenty eight days' esercile and training; the Renfrewshlre at Paisley, on the std; the Rest Devon at Inter, and the South Devon at Plymouth, on the 7th ; the Keihso; on the Sth; the Argyle at Campbeltown, on the 13th; the Mb et Copar • Abe 2d West York at York, on the 2 4 th ; and the 4st ditto at Doncaster, oA theme all fur similar purposes. NAVAL INTEL,LICiENCE. • The brig Ambnyos, Wannem., bound from China, with aMI mho, Tor Slogepore, was stranded on some part of the West ' liaises, in a heavy gale, which she encountered so the 54 of No. vember. The Amboyna left Canton in the end of °caber. The whole of tbe,crew reached the shore hi safety, and succeeded in saving a law chests of raw silk from the wreck. Arrived of Dover, the Prince Regent, Lasts, from New South Wales. The Ardent, CLIMIXTS, has been condemned•at Sydney, New South Wales. FALMOUTH, Aram 27.—Wind W.N.W.—No arrivals. Sailed the Argo, Jaceson, for Opium Ponvasoues,. Aram 27 —Wind &—Arrived the Palates transport, from Gibraltar • and Competitor, Game, from Virginia. Dear,m . Ara 211.—Wind BE—Arrived and sailed for she liver, the Harms*, iltrzeuntunr, from tile isle of Fratice; Ganges, .---, from Bombay ; Sea Lark, WAIRACII, from St. Michael's I Swap, from the Booth Seas; and Mercury, &WILMA* from Leghorn. Arrived from the River, and remain, the Hon. Company's ship Warren Hastings, for Bengal; Royal &merely!, Snotorsa, for the South Seas; Vibelia, Column, for Rio Janet/11i Henrietta, for Tarragona; and the transport -bark, No. 10. The large ship Columbus was yesterday, at six F.M. 20 miles W. of Beachy Head. laressoot, Aram 27. Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the Jame. depper, Ma asuat.t., from New York—sailed theist instant. df the pett, the Mary Beach, ALLEM, from Virginia; and Pandora, Cesar, from Barbadoes. Private ktters from Lisbon to the 17th instant, af ford stroog grounds for htliesing tbat Sir CHARLES STUART his fully art anged the basis of the recogni tion of the independence of Brazil, and that he only waits the answer to the dispatches last transmitted to the British Government, to proceed for Rio de Jan iro, to cement the go:)d understanding he. has established between the King of PORTUGA L and h's son. -By the Scorpion, from Singapore, a confirmation has been received of the melancholy tate of Mr. THORNTON, AO was captured in the General de Kock, by pirates, near the island of Borneo. APer being detained for several weeks in captivity, this unfortunate Gentle Man and the whole ship's crew were deliberately massacred. , StAAIEN'S PRIODS 9 &Walt AND BETHRL The Anniversary, Meeting of the above Society was held yesterday at the Argyll Rooms, the Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER, in Me Chair. There were present also. the Earl of NonTHEse, Lord ItaosT•ca, Lord ROCKSAVAGE, Sir GeoacE KEITH, &c. The ob ject of the Society is to extend the Christian Religion, to improve the morals, and to promote the general ood conduct of British and Foreign Seamen. The retary read the Report of the Society's proceedings during the past year, from which it appeared that the Society had extended itself to nearly all the sea-port towns in the kingdom ; but that its endeavours were very much restricted owing to the want of funds, they being in a very impoveti led condition. Several Reso lutions, calling on the friends of the measure to come forward and support it, were agrezd to. The thank. of the Meeting were vo.ed to the Chairman, olio having made his acknowledgments, this Meeting dispersed. Loomis NatriAlat. SCHOOLS.—Yesterday the ex aminations of the children educated in the central schools of these institutions, took place in White -street, Moorfields, in the presence of tie Bishops of LooDon, CH CHESTER ' and of N'ArA SCOTIA; Aldermen BRYDGES and Buten, the Rev. Dr. SHEPHERD, and several Cler gymen, with many friends of tl:e Institution, and a large assemblage of Ladies. At six o'clock the Twelfth An niversary Dinner was given at the Lond. , n Tavern, Mr. Alderman THOMP.ON in the Chair, in the absence of his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. The Chairman was supported by the Bis!iops of LONDON and Cats TER, Mr. T. CURTIS, Mr. MUSPRATT, &C. After dinner. the usual toasts were given, and the usual songs sung, and upon the health of his Royal Highness the Duke of Yon being proposed, long and loud bursts of applause followed, attcl the toast was drank with great enthusiasm. The hearth of the Bishop of LONDON was drank with the most cordial and earnest manifestations of appro. bati..n, as well as that of the Bishop of Chester, and both Prelates returned thanks in neat and apron: plate speeches. The Bishop of CHasfmt spoke at some length. He alluded to the signs of the times, and called upon every well-wisher to the Church of Eng land, to rally round her mensced bulwarks, and sup port an establishment which for three hundred years had given the bright examples of every virtue, and been foremost in promoting the improvement and happiness of mankind. An alarming fire broke •oht at the chateau of C. W. WILLOUGHBY ' Esq. Pratton (hove, in Hanwell Parish, in e middle of the night of Wednesday, occasioned by a boy carelessly dropping a candle among some litter in the stable, when diessing his master's horse Oh his return from London. The stables were quickly demolished, and the house, which was small send con tiguous, soon also fell a jug to the flames. A fire broke out last night at the house of Mr. MI NIM, in Adam-street, Adelphi. It appears that the maid servant. in arranging chit bed clothes in an upper room, set Are to the cur taint, end, in her aneiety to 'mimesis's she flames, communicated them to herself, and burnt her neck and arms in a most sheeting manner. In the nseantinse the bre spread with great rapidity, and communicated to the adjoining rooms. • By this time tree of the engines of the British reached the spot. and the Aremen, aided by Nichol and Perry. and their party of police, succeeded, after great nations, in extinguishing the ire. The injury don: to the fur niture and interior of the bonsai. very considerable. Since the acquittal of Lynn, who was tried for mur der at Aylesbury, he continues to be confined in the gaol, where he enjoys a robust state of bodily health, and is occasionally visited by his relations and friends. The Duke of Grafton's Refits is matched against the Marquis of Rxeter's EnanstMlist. Ob. etch), at the next Newmarket Bough. ton Meeting, far 100 rev. h. R. CORN EXCHANGE, MARY-LANE, APRIL 29. We had not Enoch badness dieing I. our, market this morning, owing to the highest prices being ached for all descriptions of Grain, but what few sales were made eine Wheat, were on rather better terms than last Monday. Flihe Wing Barley is also a trifle dearer; and the Grinding sorts are um abed for. Although the arrivals of Oats are large, fine fresh Corn ssad Rem Is. to 2s. per qr. higher...- Our s e nt are 4,500 qrs. it Wheat; 1,950 qrs. of Barley; 12,000 qrs. ; and 5,200 sacks of Floor. EMITHFIRLD MARKET, APRIL 29. Our market is rather flat, bath in Beef and Mom, the best Oxen not reaching higher than 4s. 41. to Ss. 10d. per stone ; and the best Mottos, such as good Downs, One Ewes, Ike. are quoted at Ss. to' if ad. per stoat. The pries of Veal ressaleallren, the best young Calves being 41s. id. to de. 10d. per steam Tbe best Lamb is about 4d. per stone cheaper, the finest Meat being 7s. St per stone. Pork is fan as dear as ea last market-day/i...Besses, 457 ; gi m p, 4,710 atefloo ; Calms, 104. 446 le Ss. pentane ; Mutton 4s. 11d. to is. 4.1. Veal, Se. 48. to et. NIL Lamb, 44. sd. to 75.14. Perk, So. O. toes. 44—Hay, pet bad, .ti 4. te ges ; Clever, .44 15s. to Ai; Straw, 42 to 4 1 4 10s. - . • §P P Oii TING bi l ittLitGE.Weit .. , • ,__ SETTING -ROOM, T A TTE RBA LL'A, • A FRI i'. S. , At the early part of the day the atteMlance was vary slack, and the betting dull; but as the afternoon advahced, some of the Lei* ing speculators arrived, and squaring books, and betdmbetwrgri i ta korai, bkcame the leading featittes in the business of the ds • The oddt against Raul started in the wane of th e afteriv'- at kart to 4, then 2 to 1, and no taken; and then no line w bet these odds—at last they settled at 2to 1. We babied it whis pered that Rufus bra not bred exercised (pr the inn two Sr three days, which misf ) lerbaps *amnion for thetucteatidns. ' It is quite as Mink to knout for the noise • lb retrpect to d 444 for the Oaks as for the Derby :-.-4 to I .wastakset abok Aline, t;4: fore she made her appearance in public ; occasioned, we preendtk, from her very superior blood. She is onkel the best bred maned in the kingdom, being by the dint half-deter in Lord Okbrp's te: lebrated Beane who beat Barefoot at Aisne; and, On the sid4 of her sire, hal f sister to Theodore; winner of the St. Leger ki 11123 ; and Augusta and Zinc, winners of the Oaks.. In her 111 race she beat Attica and Waltz, in a common canter ; everybod_e exclaiming, " There's the winner uf the Oaks;" and 1000 to -I ;Id war taken. Some estng Isaacs, however; foetid out, after Lll race, that she was lame, and betted 18 to 1 against her; but, faint= as they made her, she beat Bolero and Advance. Boleros wag third for the 2000, and beat Ave in the Newmarket Stakes. Ad vance has since beat five in a Sweepstakes. For winning her two races in half an hour they bet Sto 2 apt Aline. We cannot draw a comparison between the performance of this mare and Rufus, as out of all the horses he has beat, which amount to *treat number; there is only one winner, viz. Surprise, who beat Nectar. Look.: int, therefore, at the performances of this mare, the smallness of the field for the Oaks (say 6 or 7), and the tweeting of the field far the Derby (6 or 7 dark horses--out of these three winners, and at least 15 to start), we should say that the odds ought to be thus--S to 2 against Bufuh•and sto 4 against Aline. If the race between Tontine and Lionel Lincoln was correct, where she was beat 100 yards, and bearing in mind Lionel's bad running since, her chalice cannot be a very good one—yet she is really as great a favourite as Anse. Pastime is such an extraordinarily good one, it seems, that. the Newmarket Stakes are beneath her notice ; it site stints she is quite certain to win, but being in the St. Leger, it is probable she may not appear before September. Pipylina was beat very easy last fail by Bravura, and Attica is thoughtlto be too full of fi = sh. If the Swells go on taking Muleteer in all the double bets, which h a s been the case since Friday's running, he will be the iLst favourite. for the Derby on the day, as-the betting people must hedge to the first event before the starting. klatch—Houghton Meeting- . --Five to four on Enamel against Rufus, b. ft. • 2 to 1 apt Rufus 3 to 1 apt Muleteer 6 to 1 agst Legacy 14 to 1 apt Hogarth (tato) 2 to 1 agst Aline 3 to 1 asst Tontine T to 1 agst Pastime DIMIIT. 14 to I apt Webb 15 to I agst Cain • t:1:0 to I agst Defiance - i O►C{. I Sk to 1 agst Pipylina (5 to 1 taken) • , _ _, • SIN 1.1:411:14 7 to 1 apt Memnon 1000 to 2S apt Akisidora 11 to 1 apt Cleveland (taken) IS to 1 Apt Redgaundet 6000 to 300 apt Cow Dorm! ,14 to 1 apt, Androgeus Rothelan 20 to 1 apt The Alderman 6 to S Hoganh apt Webb— fizr the Derby. son to 15 Mine, for the Oaks, apt Hogazth. for the Derby. 504) even Memnon, for the Leger, apt Pipylina and Padas foe the Oaks, and Legacy for the Derby. CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1625. ISDAIN The Gold Cep of NO guineas. Four miles. _ Lord Sligo's b. h. &arch, sit. 10Ib. ... Mr. Battershy's ch. h. Welcome, sst. 10Ib. Very easy. Handicap Stakes, 10 h. f. with £lO added. Sir Ralph's post. Mr. Battersby's cb. c. (Tishman, 4 yrs old, fist. Lib. Lord Sligo's b. c. Straw, 3 yrs old, fist. ~ 2 Mr. Caldwell's b. f. Calista, 3 yrs old, 7st 91b. A gond race. • SHOOTING. Two shooing matches, oirtiextraordinary nature, took place last week, for .€lO each, in the vicinity of limerick, between Mr. P.O. an American Gentleman, and Mr. B. B. of the County of Clare, and were both won by the fitter hitting nine single half pence, flung successively into the air with velocity, and three po tatoes similarly thrown at a kat twenty yards distant. Mr. G. lost, missing one halfpenny out of the nine, and the three potatoes. MARY-LA-BONNR. Wednesday. a young nun named Wl!liana Mires, was brought .before hlr. RAWLINSON, charged with bring one of a gang who tarried on a system of plunder upon the publicans of the Metropolis. It appeared that it is customary at the principal pidle-houses to supply their customers and guests with silver spoons with theit glasses of mixed liquors • but this convenience extended to re spectable persons, has been of late abused to a very condderable extent, by a gang •of fellows, dressed like Gentlemen, themselves kite public-house:, and on their order being= with Bosom &c. they seize the opportunity, when the waiter's 'back is tamed, of slipping of with the spoons. The prisoner several times caned at the house of. Mr. Keane, of the Britannia, Brecon -street, Bryinsteasquare, once or twice accompanied by F ither persons. and generally, on the silver spoons being canted ea those nights, seine were missing. The prisoner one morning at tbs doe of last week, ailed at the house and drank some ram and milk but es plug away, be was ;tapped, and two silver options were bootie Ye pocket which Mrs. Keane idendied as her lumbeire preperty. He ap;eured vety saudi eearufed, end and ha meld set acmes tee the Erna being in hie Pocket. He was eeesuitted to Nevrgated MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO.MOUROW, t►r TUX COURT or 00113111111111031M1S or aik1.111111•111 1 141111111111UALL. 2111111 D aunrawas. Pettey, T. Herefardidace, Commercial-toad, haberdasher Farsaitb, S. S. Hackney, haberdwiher Gardiner, J. Paddingtoa Casa), *meager Godwin, W. Strand, bookseller . Harvey, W. Highgate, victualid Jacksco, J. bower, tailor Lea; W. Batds-hrldge, broker Radially, T. Fleet.ssreet, bookseller Shanty, 31. Little Argyie.etreet, wiasimreisit Thornhill, W. York Mews, New Road, alalla.keeper' Vigor, W. Torii, Kent, butcher . - : . 7 r... i . a. 11 Is 10 11 - 10 11 A 1111COND kerrisses. Tinsley, G. W. Alderegate.street. lloot-duper . le Canada, M. Devonsbirootteet, Ques.ortare, onettliant II Cope, H. Geogb-strees, Grays lon-lase, builder _ . to Hovey, S. end Coza. fie, Sao, triton sad drapers to Dixon, J. Little Dist Cbsop, War : 1O Fisch, C. N. 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