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vith ls,ooo piastres, which is the Maul &Int* paid Iv that Power to Algiers. This morning we received Bahama Casettes to the Lae end of March. The General Assembly b ad been prorogued by a proclamation of his Excellency the Governor, from 3tl of March to the 14th day of April. The Royal Gazette, of the 10th of March, gives •, 1 1-; account of a piracy having been committed e l the British sloop FAVOURITE, while lying RE an chor in the Port of Laura, on the coast of Cuba, by a boat commanded by a White Man, (an American) azd nine others. They sent the Captain and crew of the FAVOURITE on shore, and took the sloop, ~oh all her cargo, with them. The numbers of Independent cruisers are increas ,.g in these vas. There were four large vessels off Abaco in the beginning of March. Br a proclamation of his Excellency the Governor is Chief, dated the 19th of February, the importa- Lon of all kind of merchandise and grain was to be permitted in British built ships, owned by British subjects, into the Bahama Islands, until the 21st day of August next, unless sooner determined or altered by an order from his 31Asssrv, with the advice of bis Privy Council. Captain HAMILTON, of the Sd Cejlon Regiment, attired yesterday with dispatches from Ceylon, which• king down the account of the operations in that country to the 30th of December. It appears from these that the provinces in which a spirit of dis*c faa has broken out, were never, at any time, accus tomed to submit to the restraints of regular govern mat ; and that many of their inhabitants, particn-, 141 , the Veddahs of Wellassee and Bintenne, bad onlv ackaowledged a nominal subjection to the Crown ai Candy. All those provinces, on the contrary, ihich had been completely under the dominion of the Candian monarchy, and bad voluntarily trans ftred their allegiance from it to the British Govern- still continue steadily faithful to their newimas ters, The Governor, who remains at Candy, is taking the most rigorous measures to put down the insurgent!. _The Ssd Regiment, nearly 1000 strong, had ar rived at Columbo from the Cape ; part of it had im mediately marched for the interior ; and thc remain der was in readiness to follow at a moment's notice. reward of 2,000 rix dollars has been offered for the apprehension of DoansAwmr, the chief instigator of the rebellion, who lurks as a fugitive in the fastnesses ad jungles of the island. He is a person of the Mala bar cast. The difficulties encountered by the detach ment of troops sent in pursuit of the rebels were rery great, but, notwithstanding the perpetual powers of arrows by which it has been assailed in its marches, from the thickets and other hiding-places, No men only have been wounded in this particular ervice. Toe unfortunate Mr. Wasots perished by an ATT.MI, while proceeding to a friendly conference, and his body was carried off by the enemy; and quently Mr. 111'Nurv, Assistant Staff Surgeon, in a similar way. The rebels mark their - career ith the most atrocious cruelties to every adherent British. At the latter end of October, John Jenny, a pri • of the 79d Foot, was shot at Columbo, for striking tie SMITH of that Regiment. He died very pe having previously confessed that he had been in rubbing the Treasury, at Candy, about years before. On the 29th of November, a yip ' took took place at Columbo, in which the art Eliza, Captain RENNOLDSON j Pembroke, iptain Rocierts ; Leghorn, GI LLoN master ; brig ',Katy master ; and ketch Ardasier, went ashore • were totally wrecked. All the crews were saved, icepting a gentleman and his servant, passengers in the Pembroke, who, leaping overboard when that ship struck, with the view of gaining the land, were The Dukes of 'form and CLARENCE visited her awry yesterday. Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited and 2 with her MAJESTY. The Duke of CLARENCE visited the Panics Re ar yesterday. Prince ESTLERAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, had Audience of the PRINCE ItEUENT yesterday. The entertainment of the Duchess of GLOUCESTER Thurday night will, it is said, be one of the most serous and splendid that ever was given ; and for Icommodation of those who have the honour of invited, amounting to nearly 1,500, Hyde-park he opened for the carriages, to enter from Palk . by Stanhope -street-gate. Wednesday se'nnight, the Marchioness of MST . passed through Dumfries, on her way to Ayr ire. Oa alight ing f or a f ew m i nutes at the King's Luns, she immediately sent for Mrs. BURNS, to 'ions she condescendingly brought accounts of her s welfare in India. Her Ladyship was accom aid by three lovely children, one of whom, a Algid,' boy, presented, at his mother's request, a bas of wine to the respectable relict of the ins -4-41 Bard. The sccret as to the real Author of Warer!ey and • Gther Novels which have so justly attracted p u b notice, is no longer kept. Mr. WaLran Scot? »LI the copyright of four more volumes of Tees tuatiord, with the produce of which he has f"han:.! 41 estate ad;oining his own. The price cf 4 brck exarly pays for the land. abandoned BILL.—At the Berwickshire L'''ef Meeting, held on Thursday, a note was read -Lord BINNING, intirnatinF that it is not his in 4i! ‘ at present to go on wi t h t h e S cots L unat i c :za the Ca ndia fired their rent, still c i d s The G the most rig —The SSd sired at Col waliately n in was in reward ci apprehensio the rebellice and jungles baccast. silent of to 'erY gra' showers of marches, f 310 men o Irvice. '1 an :ITT M t and his 1 subseq uen fell in a si with the as d the Brit At the 1 sate of the Captain S; :tens, has concerned tiro years I lit gale ti onnport Captain R Tlixa,Kta and were excepting the Pe cn b i ship strucl duns ned. The Du AJtSTY • Yesterd i wit • The rat GIN? yes Prince a a au dier is The es • Thur '• onlerou tricot a- Ing ins istoben b y 5 Wedne Gs pas, si te, c sans, •honi shc If 155 well ?tried b jolightfu tliss of rural B The so ctf t , n 4 sixicc 4 1,01.,1 if 'V 1..1 tchasc t • b 0 ( , ,, dsrt C ast? oa fr q.ol titta ft at NAVAD INTELLICENCS. MAILS T . Ans. not. Dublin e o Licbutt Waterford 2 0 Malta Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 France Holland 0 0 Ilamburgh Gottenburgh b 0 Flanders VALBIOUTII, MAY 9. Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Duke of Marlbo rough packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, in nine days; also the Fortune, WiLsoN, from Jamaica, in al weeks, for Hull : the ship Fortune has put in here to land the crew of the ship Pallas, ROBINSON ; of and from Greenock, for Miramichi, which vessel they fell in with on 29th ult. in lat. 47. 2. lopg. 33. 30Clying on her beam ends, and in a sinking state, being nearly full of water. The crew, 30 in number, were saved. She passed on the 30th March the ships Medina, KENNEDY; and Tullock Castle, Ctru,sx, off the East.'end of Jamaica, bound to London, all well. On the 28th ult. spoke the brig Fortuna, TURNBULL, of Liverpool, in lat. 47. long. 34. 30. outward-bound; she had lost her main-top-mast the same day : on sth May spoke the Suffolk, SLEtoirrirotn, from Li verpool, for Newfoundland, the wind being then N.W. and on the Gth spoke the Trusty, ROBINSON ; all well, in lat. 49. 32. long. 13. 30. from London to Quebec. COWES, MAY 11. Arrived last evening the Sylvia, of London, Mon- Tom, from Rio Janeiro, for- orders. Passed at the back of the Island the Lord Wellington (free trader) from Calcutta—left the Cape Bth March ; also the Broke, of Greenock, COWARD master, from Jamaica, out 40 days ; and the ship Pilgrim, from St. ,cent's, out 30 days. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 11. Wind S.—The Governor Harcourt, from Deme rara for London, passed up Channel ; sailed the 2d April ; all well. The brig Rapid, arrived yesterday from Hamburgii for Plymouth, is placed under qua rantine, for not having bills of health for her previous voyage from the Mediterranean. Sailed his Majesty's ship Comm, for'the Cape of Good Hope and East Indies. 111 S DAI. •11. DUZ. 1 0 O 0 O 1 • 1 0 O 0 --- HEAL MAY 11. Wind S. fine weather.—sailed last evening after Post, the David Scott, fluvreit, for Madras and Bengal. Came down from the River this morning and sailed, the Mulgrave Castle, RALF, for Bengal; and Favourite, CAWNANE, for Baltimore. LIVERPOOL, MAY to. Arrived the Lucy ? CouLson, from Bahia, sailed 12th March. On the 2d May, in lat. 50.10ng.15. 30. spoke the Lark, from Liverpool for Newfoundland. Also arrived the William Neilson, BROWNE, from Demerara, sailed 24th March, in company with the Waterloo, for Liverpool. The Diana, for Liverpool, Governor Harcourt, for London, and the Margaret Bogle, for Glasgow, were to sail 25th March. The Ann, for Liverpool, and Caroline, for London, sailed 19th Mara. On the Ist May, in lat. 50. long. 11. 27. spoke the Albion, of iondon. HARWICH, MAY 11. Wind S.W.--Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a mail from Holland ; and Castlereagh packet, with ditto, from Cuxhaven. GREENOCK, MAY 9. Arrived last night,' the Sarah, FELL, from New Orleans. On the 13th March, off Cape Florida, spoke the ship Rody, MILBURN, of South Shields, from New Orleans for Liverpool ; kept company till the 29th, and parted with her in lat. 39..58. N. long. 60. 1. W. On the 21th of April, in lat. 54.23. N. long. 17. 28. W. spoke the brig Fawcet, of Mary port, for North America, all well. On the 27th, in lat. 52.20. N. long. 13. W. the Holland, --, of Lon don, out 58 days from St. Domingo for the Isle of Wight, dismasted ; her decks were cleared of all lumber ; did not learn that any lives were lost. On the Ist instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the Active, —, of South Shields, from Savannah for Liverpool, out 40 days, all well. The Elizabeth, PATON, of and for Clyde, was to sail from Lucea about the 13th ult. GRAVESEND, MAY 11. Arrived the Prince Cobourg, Godfrey, from St. Maloes; Ca tharine, Mitchell, from Teneriffe ; Broughton, Bell, from Cal lenburg ; William Bowers ' Mason, from Rotterdam ; Ranger, Brown, from Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, M'Clurin, from Jamaica ; Lord Nelson, Donlon, from Norway ; Rob..rt and Sarah, Johnson, from C adiz; Emily, Hayes, (tom Lisbon; Ro bert and Margaret, Gray, from Memel ; Melon, Craw, from Memel; Meanwell. Smith, from Memel; Grand Sachem, from the South Seas ; Simon Cook, Rowson, from Berbice ; Ilar monte, Waropc, from Amsterdam ; Vrow Augea, Swarp, from Amsterdam ; Heronimus, De Vries, from Embden. Sailed the Oporto Packet, Fodin, for Pernambuco ; Union, Thrum, for Ostend ; Inclination, Dcetjen, fur Bremen. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 11. Srstvs rsytano Itivraaos—The Hope, Love, from Belfast; the Jane, Bruce, from Lisboa ; British Tar, Davison, front Deme rara ; Jean and Mary, Denholm, from Stettin ; Fortuna, —, from Tonningen ; Britannia, Jeep, from Dantzic ; the Malta Breame, from Zante ; Jamaica, Ferguson, from Jamaica; Ma riner, Barclay, from Liebau ; Heywood, Harinsworth, from Calcutta ; Wallace Edkin, Ealkin, and Kingston, Watson, from St. Domingo ; Johanna, Bavends, from Nyburg ; Mary, Bissett, from Tortola ; Latona, Crosse, from St. Kitt's ; Aid, Gourley, from Urn :rick; Prince of Orange, Telfer, from Pernambuco; Vrouw l'ennagiaa and Fortune, from Groningen; Picton, Mol lard, from Lisbon; Jason, Pitt, from Catania; flora, Parry, from Hamburgh ; Mary Ann, Levay, from Lielsau ; Fly, Samp son, from St. Michael's; Industry, Scott, from Rouen; Ocean, Tionmson, Vestal, Butterworth, and Polly, Swordy, from Me mel; New Plumb, Lewthwaite, front Trinidad; Juffer Jantie, —, from Norden ; Johanna Engelina, --, from Embden ; Union Galloway, from Harlingen ; Providence, .Mitchell, from Lisbon ; Vittor ia , Jackson, from Rostock ; Busy, Pearcy, from Hamburgh; Lord Liverpool, Ellis, and Royal Sovereign, Gibbs, from Rotterdam • also the Comus, Cannery, from Dartzic. Ottewaan.—Thu Cynthia, Simpson, for Syracuse ; Rebecca, Utility, for St. Thomas's ; Elizabeth Ann, Ridley, for Rotter dam; Argo, Sosbe, for Bergen and Drontheim ; the Susannah, Dyer, for Waterford; Aurora, Luchting, for Bremen; Lacks, Berner, for Stralsund ; Griefswakl and Wolgast, and the Bee, Adam, for Hamburgh. The Lords of the Treasury have extended the pri vileges of the Bonding System, generally to the port of Dundee. AN ISLAND or Icz.—A letter from Thursd, dated 29th April, assures us, that an Iceberg, or Island of Ice, has actually been stranded upon the Island of Fe la, the most western of the Shetland Wendt.— Ti-is Iceberg is said to extend full six miles in length, ard of course is an object of terror to the natives.— Fowla, or Fula, in lat. 60. 6. N. long. 2. 17. W. of Edinburgh, is supposed to be the Illeinsa Mule of the ancients. It is about three miles in length, and one and a half in breadth, situated nearly 20 miles dis tant from any Lind, to the westward of the clusters of Orkney and of Shetland, to which last it is politi- 1 cally annexed. It, affords excellent and extensive pas turage for sheep, and is inhabited by 26 or 27 Liman. THE ARMY. Yesterday the Duke of Yoax transacted military business with the Pitmen RZGENT, at Carlton-louse. The 19th Regiment of Foot ha quitted Ceylon for England, and is now on its passage, being relieved by the 89d Regiment. Saturday a detachment of the 90th Regiment marched into Winchester from Plymouth, on their match to Chatham. Another division arrived this day, and march to-morrow for the same destination. During the last week, a person at Bristol has been fined 40s. and costs, for refusing to provide a waggon for the conveyance of Soldiers' baggage to Wells. CATHOLIC AFFAIRS. EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM LORD DONOVOILMORE TO THE SECRETARY OF THE CATHOLIC BOARD. " Knocklofty, April 27. 1818. " Surely it is impossible to forget so soon the state of misera ble destitution in which your question was left last year in the House of Commons, when the spirit of the inveterate antago nist of your rights, the late learned Doctor of Civil law (Duigenan) seemed to have revived again; and a combined at tack was made, with considerable force and acrimony, against the whole Catholic Body and their Religion ; and where there was no refutation of these calumnies heard in reply ; but the question of the people of Ireland, triumphant ist argument almost on every former occasion, was nearly kicked out of the House. After such a defeat, surely the Catholics ought not to proceed to battle again, without the best concerted previous preparation, and without having been well apprized, through the means of much private communication, what sort of support they were to look to from those whom they Were in the habit of considering as their Parliamentary friends. If such a communication has been had, and the result has been encouraging, then, indeed, the question might be committed agait: to its fate in Parliament. If' not, I should consider the attempt, and still mote so at this ad vanced period of the Session, as little better than absolute insa nity. With respect to the other Ilouse, you certainly ie q iso cause to complain of any dereliction there. But see e t House Is situated as to the attendance of some of its most pro minent Members, and of your most distinguished supporters. Neither Lord Grey, Lord Grenville, nor Lurd Wellesley, have been in attendance during the present Session. Would you wish to commit your cause to argument, deprived of such support as their talents and energies would ensure? These are the reason ings against proceeding during the present Session. Where is there one solitary argument on the side of the question?" • THE ENCYCLOPJEDIA METROPOLITANA, Part published a few days since, cont ins the' conclusion of the Treatise on MECHANICS, thus completing, in two parts of the Work, one of the most useful of the Applied Sciences ; a complete view of the early POETRY of GREECE, in the Historical and Biogra phical Division ; the usual portion of the Pure Sciences, beginning with GRAMMAR'; and of the Al phabetical Division, in which are the interesting arti cles ./ERONAUTICS,MTNA, AFGHAVNISTAUN, AFRICA, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, and ALBANIA: and a newly-formed English Lexicon, with the authorities chronologically arranged. LUCIEN BONAPARTE.—It is not generally known that some very curious Memoirs of LUCIEN BONA.. 'PARTE were printed at Paris in 1815. When, how ever, they were nearly ready, obstacles to their ap pearance arose—the publication was suspended, and the whole impression was eventually burnt. An agent of LUCIEN, it is presumed, indemnified the Pub lisher, and obtained of him the sacrifice of his spe culation, and the possession of the original Manu script. By what means this Manuscript has again been suffered to see the light we know not, but it is certain that a London Bookseller has obtained pos session of it, and that it is immediately forthcoming. —LITERARY GAZETTE. FORGED BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES.—By the Ac count ordered by the House of Commons, and which has been printed, of the number of persons prose cuted for forging Notes, or for knowingly uttering or possessing forged Notes, from the Ist of January, 1816, to the 10th of April, 1818. it appears that— The number of prosecutions for forged Notes of the value of £5, and upwards, was, In 1816, - Three. In 1 817, Twelve. In 1818, to 10th April, Seventeen. The number of prosecutions for forged Notes under the value at £5, was, n 1816, One hundred and seventeen. In 1817, One hundred and thirty. In 1818, to 10th April, One hundred and twelve. Total prosecutions—ln 1816, - - - 120 In 1817, - - - 142 In 1818 , - - - 129 " /METH KATZ " &h. to the Bank of England."' By a new arrangement between the Treasury and the Bank, the inconvenience and disappointment for merly experienced by the Public is now remedied, as most of the favourite and bespoke Numbers have already been delivered, and may now be obtained at the respective Lottery Of f ices. The delay of Pur chasers to secure their Tickets and Shares was much felt in the last Lottery, as many were obliged to pay 2L for a Sixteenth, which they might have bought at 275. the present price : indeed, when it is considered that upwards of 800 Persons had shares of Capital Prizes in the last Lottery, and that the present con tains More Capitals with 4,000 Tickets less than the last, it is not improbable the Price of Tickets and Shares may rise considerably. The Lottery begins 4th JUNE, when 20 Capitals will be drawn in the first 20 Minutes. (Signed) Eight Candidates for Lieutenants have been found qualified, on examination at the Royal Naval College; and same number on board the Rochefort, on Wednes day 4, where they were examined in seamanship. The Hamburgh Mail brings the following letter from Copenhagen, dated May 2 : " The Daniels Gazette of to-day contradicts the re ports inserted in the Hamburgh Papers, that the Da nish frigate the Nymph is going to the Mediterra nean, because the Danish Government has not yet made any definitive amicable arrangement with Tu nis. As this report might injure the confidence placed in foreign ports in the Danish flag, it is judged necessary to state that Denmark's relations with Tu nis are as amicable as with the other Governments on the African coast. The frigate is designed to visit the Ports on the coast of Africa, and others in the Mediterranean, where there are Danish Consuls.— Equally false is the statement that Danish subjects in the West Indies had made common cause with South American Insurgents, and even carried on pi racy on their account with passes given them by the Chiefs of the Insurgents. No sentence has been re ferred, as has been stated, to the Supreme Court; but sentence was passed some time ago by this Court upon some foreigners who were convicted of such a crime, and are confined to hard labour in a fortress, •in chains." NEWMARKET SECOND SPRIND /LUTING. MONDAY, MAY 11. Mr. Neale 's Canvas, Set. beat Lord Foley's Pliilarmonuss Tat. sib. T.Y.C. 50gs.-6 to 4 on Canvas. Mr. Lakes Amabel, Set. beat Mr. Watson!' Neva, A.F. 20055. h.fro--Even betting. Lord Eteter's Captain Candid, Sit, ylh. beat Mr. . Parlington, est. A.F. 100gs.--.8 to 4 agst Captain C &did. Handicap Sweepstakes of 16gs, each, for 3-yr-olde and upwards. Lard Foley's Philarmonus, 3-yrs-old, Get. 81b. - Lord Darlington's black colt, by Sorcerer, 3-yrs-old, 4st. Mr. Wyndhasn's Wanderer, aged, 9st. 216. Mr. Crockford's Merrymaker, 4.ytoold, Bst. Mr. Lake's Ambit; 4-yroasiti, Tat. 61 b. Fourteen started—Two paid—The .1.1.1ge placed bat 10 to 1 erst Philarnionus--4 to I asst Wa:nleret —0 to Merrymaker -4 to 1 aget AinabeL Lord Foley's Young Wizard, Set. bee the Duke of Grafton' ar Thomas, art. A.F. 37)z5.-.•7 to 4 agat Young CHESTER RACES, MONDAY, MAY 4, 181 Produce Stakes of Yip each. Two miles. Sir T. Stanley's The Grand Duke, by Archduke Lord Grey's b. f. by Sir Oliver • Sir W. W. Wynn's ch. c. by Remembrances • A Maiden Sweepstakes of tSgs each. Two miles. Lord Rossmore's b. g. Carolan, 4 yrs old Sir J. Egerton's Taints, 4 yrs Old • Lord Derby's thrice, 5 yrs old • Mr. Bailey's ch. c. by Trentham, 3 yrs old, est. 131 b. Phibbes ch. f. by Young Woodpecker, 3 yrs old, Est. 101 h. miles, 100 gs. A Malden Plate, value SOL for all ages. Heats twice • Sir T. Stanley's b. f. Bellanuira, 5 yrs old . - Mr. Brady's Swordsman, S yrs old Sir W. W. Wynn's Frederick, S yrs old . • Mr. Clarke's b. m. Britannia, S yrs old • Mr. Houldsworth's Miss Logan, 5 yrs old . • Sir T. Mostyn's b. 1. by Ilambletonian, 3 yrs old • Sir W. W. Wynn's ch. f. Antonia, by Cesario, 3 yrs old TUESDAY. The Dee Stakes of jogs each, h. ft. for three-year-olds. round and a distance. Duke of Hamilton's sister to William, fiy Governor Sir T. Stauley's lkllaanira - - Sir W. Wyno's Ikuishee - Lord Grosvenor's b. 1. by Peruvian • The Earl of Cheger's Plate, value 100 gs. for all ages. times round. Mr. Tomes's Duplicate Lord Itossmore's Carolan • Mr. liuniby's Nell Me'don - - Seven others started, but were not placed. Sixty Cuineas, the gift of Sir J. Egerton, Bart. and T. nor, Esq. for 5 and 4yr olds. Two-mile beau. Sir W. W. Wynn's Ptscator, by Walton, 4 yrs old Mr. Corbet's l'arthenope . - ;, annonus, t • est, 91b. Wilson's did. ' upwards. - 1 at 81b, a iot o4apt apt Grafton's r Wizard. 312. . 1 ; . - 1 - 1 3 beat Mr. I Loth. Two :e round. - 1 1 9 . s 3 . I 4 - 7s I ". 6 • ' I aid 4 dt Ids. Once - 1 I - 5 - 1 - 4 es. Three 1 r. Crone- u. 4 2 1 1 1 2 dr Tstakes of • I . a - 3 al ages. , .1 1 , - 3 2 2 3 ling at the ,• r - 1 - 2 - 3 • - 4 - 5 - 6 all WI. 3 1 1 .• 2 2 2 1 3 dr. e Subseri- - Ided by the ' - - 2 'f) - 3 * ► P. - ice round. 15 1 1 1 1 2 9 t'• L 63 3 ; 2 dr 7 dr t r 4 dr if 111 w dr dr , f dr 4 c . 11 trig to and 1 ng 61 miles d, Knights- .l it the Boot, .1. a at night, •• hampton ( Sued 501. r keeping ets. The . no conse- t. •. ved to be • logs to be iem, as a • murky of iv: 25 opened Lnday last. " was dis- vessel was rvice was r 4 y before a years old, ► lessingoy, I t ith a load en driven g upon it, c / 1 .1 pon ale infant it Hewett, uon, was , , state, and child died ned by its sulphuric 'onion of use. The ria Pwic, absent.— , and ad- -1 ted a ver- who was W EDNESDAY4 The Stand Gold Cup, value lOop. added to a Sweepstakes logs each. Twice round and a distance. Mr. flouldsworth's Magistrate, by Camillus Mr. Clifton's C.imeleon Lord Grosvenor's Tagus The Annual City Mate of Sixty Guineas, for all Heats thrice round. Lord Derby's Spartan, by Milo Sir J. G. Itgerton's Trojan Sir W. W. Wynn 's Venus THURSDAY. A Sweeptakes of 20gs. each, for three-year olds, starting Distance Chair. Sir W. W. Writes bL 1. Banshee, by Young Sorcerer Sir T. Mostyn s b. c. by Young Sorcerer Mr. Clifton's b. c. by Symmetry Mr. Painter's b. g. by Orlando - Lord Groseenor's St. Laurence Mr. llouldsworth's William the Third - A Cup, value £7O, the gift of Earl Grosvenor, for Beats thrice round. Sir W. W. Wynn's Piscator, by Wallin, 4 yrs old Mr. Toniea's Duplicate Mr. Clifton's Camara' • FRIDAY. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for all ages, bona fide the bcrs' property.—Two miles. Mr. ilouldsworth's Magiarate Lord Russanore's Lord Crosvenor's Tagus A Handicap Sweepstakes of logs. each, with 20gs. added Stewards, for all ages. Two miles. Lord Rossmore's b. g. Carolan, 4 yrs old, est. Sib. Mr. Houldsworth's King Coil, 6 yrs old, est. lelb. Mr. Tomes's Algerine, 4 yrs old, Bst. 81b. Three others started, but were not placed. The Ladies' Purse, valise 501: for all ages. Heats twice Mr. Hornby's gr. f. Nell Me!dun 5 Mr. Forster', ch. h. by Swordsman - - Mr. Thompson's ch. b. 5 yrs old - - Sir W.W.Wynn's b. h. Frederick, S yrs old - Mr. Clarke's br. in. Britannia, 5 yrs old - Mr. Tonos's Algerine, 4 yrs old - - Lord Derby's 'Arica 3 yrs old Sir W.W. Wynn's itstator, 4 yrs old - Sir T. Stanley's Hooton, 5 yrs old - PEDESTRIANISM. Crisp has accomplished his undertaking of walking front Oxtord to London, for 17 successive days,. being each day. Saturday he started front the Queen's Head, bridge, at four o'clock In the morning, and arrived at f in Holywell, Oxford, at eight minutes past eleven being fifty-two minutes within the given time. - 8 3 - 4 At the Assizes for the County of Northampton, John Holy, farmer, of Little Bladon, was Sued ' and imprisoned three calendar months, for a large mastiff dog, unmuzzled, in the streets. Learned Judge observed, that it was of no quence whether or not the dog was prove ferocious; the law always presumed such dogs unsafe, and punished the careless use of them, serious intrusion upon the comfort and sect , the public. A Floating Chapel for merchant seamen was (or rather moored) in Bristol harbour on Sunda , A large flag, inscribed with the word " ARK" played, to denote the purpose to which the vessel henceforth to be devoted ; and Divine Servic performed on board in the course of the day ; numerous assemblage of people. On Wednesday last, as T. DOBSON, 12 years , servant to Mr. DUNNING, a farmer, at Bessingoy, was returning from Bridlington Quay, with a load of sand, the cart, it is supposed, had been against a gatepost, and the poor boy sitting i leaped oft, and falling, the horse trod upon which caused his immediate death. MURDER.-...0n Monday se'nnight a female (only six months old) belonging to Serjeant of the Somersetshire Militia Staff, at Taunton, discovered by its mother to be in a dying state, medical assistance was procured, but the child the next morning. The death was occasioned having had administered to it a quantity of acid (oil of vitriol), a bottle containing a port that liquid having been found in the how child, it appears, was left in the care of Mar sister of the mother, while the latter was ; A Coroner's Inquest was held on Tuesday, journed to next day ; when the Jury returned dict—Wilful Murder against Maria Poole, • committed to Ilchestcr gaol.