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In the preeed'mg coltitms will be found tome ez trails from the Dutch Journals to the 13th intent, including French news to the Toth intlant. Mr. Jf Fyvtsos. Prefident of the United States. took the oath of Office on the 4th ult. The fpeech he delivered on the occafion is given in another pan of, this Paper. It is well worthy of a deliberate perufal. As a few of our Papers were printed before the following article came to band, we think it our duty to repeat it : BARDADOIS, MARICH French have evacuated Dr minim, after levying a coutribatiop of 16,0001. The Ups and troops arc all at Mardnico. The Oral is now flying for a fleet to windward, which is that with troops expedtcd from Cork." Yefluday Ms Majesty and the Duke of b ain cs,accompaniedbyGeneralsFtrzsoy,Gr, Gut, e, &c. took the diversion of Stag Hunting ; the deTr wab flatted at Afcot Heath. The feather which his Majesty will wear at the lnnallation will colt Soo guineas. • Molt of the Nobility, who are Royal guess of the Inliallation, will remain at Windfor to celebrate Prin. eels Ma tt's birth day the asth intl. which will be kept at Frogmore with a ball arid breakfall. Marquis Coaawatits arrived at Portfmouth on Saturday, accompanied by Lord Ca:Tr-swot' and Lord Biome: He immediately embarked on board the Mauls. Letters were yeflerday received from Holland, of the Bth infant. They confirm the account which we have already Rated, that the Dutch merchants at Rotterdam have come to the refolution of not (hip ping any more merchandize. On Saturday evening the Commanders of all the armed defence flips in the Downs, two only except. kd, druck their flags and left the 'hips. The greater part of the tailors have been taken out and put on board a guard 'hip. The vellels are to Ise employed in another let vice. Lettets wtte yelerday received from our (quad on ol6Brett. dated the Bth init. The enemy's Beet were in the inner harbour, apparently without any inten tion of putting to fee. Lord GARDMit t in the hi. 1111111 A, joined the fleet on the 3d ital. The Immutut man of war, from the fquadron off Ferrol, is arrived at Istphouth. She left Sir Ro ans. CALM, with fix fail of the line and nne frigate, blockading the port of Ferrol. In Ferrol harbour there are thirteen (*Ail of the line, Span& and French, and lis or eight frigates. apparently not prepared to put to fea. The fquadron has not made any capture, sn eonfelquence of being obliged to keep fo dole a blockade. • BRIAD.--This day the LORD MAYOR, after infpea in the Mealweighers' Returns, ordered it to fall one penny in the Peck Loaf. Tilt &Tag CAIVENT GARalta.—Lag night a new Pallet of Aftion, called .Igregion ; or, the Heroism 4 . Yucatan, the produtlion of Isir rikaLle, was repre fented for the fiat time. Of SpeEtactes in general it is difficult to convey an adequate defcription. The reentry, both for variety and beauty, defervec com mendation, particularly that of the fea, the undula tion of which produced a very happy effeß. The ma. chinery, as is ultra) on a firft reprefentation, was ra ther imperfea ; it was, however, altogether, well re ceived by the holiday folks, and will moo probably be fanflioned by the approbation of the Gods for the remainder of the feafon. • - Lin of the Minority on Mr. WIIITIaIID'S motion on Monday feinnight : • tAbercromby„Hoo.o. Pergo(on, Jame" Minnie. j. Adams, IN Nam Minch, Han E. Grosiby, C. M. Addngtoa. Rt Has. Fitzgerald,RtHon.M. Paget, Huo. C. Ainflie. R. S. Mtaharris, Lord Paget, lion. E. Alexander, Boyd Fitzhugh, W. Patten, Peter Alexander, H. Fofter Rt Hon. J. Nadal, J. sAmyatt, James Frederick. Sir J. Percival, Hot.. Archdall, Richard Fyd.:ll, Thomas Phipps, Hun. E. Miley, Hon. C. outland. George Pitt, Right Hon. W. Bagwell, John Gibbs, Vicaty Pitt, W. M. )1 ag we n, William Giddy, Davies Popham, Sir H. /Isaac Evan Glenbervie, Lord Pole. Hon. W. W. }Whiny's, W. Graham, T. Porcher, T. D. Game, &sondes Grant, Y. W. Prettos Sir R. &thorn. Rt lion. C. Grant, Sir W. Pu•terey, Sir J. meauniont, T. R. Greene, W. Rochfo,t, Gulheas Screattird, Lord G.T. Greville, Hon. R. F. Role, Right Hon. G. latresfora. j..lsa Gunning, R. • Rofe, George H. Binning, Lord Hamilton, Sir H. Ruffen, M. Itinahain, Sir M. Hamilton, --.... Rttherford, J. aloud. N. Hamilton, H. Sargent , J. - Brodie, James Hamilton, Sir C. Stott, David Bronx, Lord Hammond, Sir A.S. Stott, Hon. I. Brooke, Lord Hardman, Edward Scott, Sir W. Bruce, Lori Harvey, E. Scott, Claude Bruce, P. C. Makin., Sir C. Scott,Samuel Buller, John Hawthorne, C. S. Seymour, Lord R. Burrows, Sir W. Heathcote, Sir W. Sinclair, Sir John Burton, N. C. lienderfon, A. Sitwell, Francis Calvert,. Hill, Slr George Sloane, Hans Cam b e A. Etlliard, E. Smith, Sir W. S. Campbell, oho ilinhhoule, B. Smith, J. A. Caniplatil, Lord J Hodfon, J. Smith, Spencer Canning.Rt Hon.°. Holford. G. P. Smyth, Right Hon. j. Cartwright, W.R. Hope, Hon. Mel. Sncyd, Nathaniel Callicreagh,Vifcount Hope, Hun. C. Sornerfet, Lord C. Chute, W. Horroeks, J. Somcrfct, Lord R. E. Clephane, David Huntingficid, Lord Spencer, Lord F. Cline, W. Hoiluffon, W. St. John, Ambrofe Clive, Hon. R. Inglis, Sir H. Stanhope, W. S. Cockerel!, C. a ffray. J. • Stanifortk, John eolq oilmen, James eph fon, Denham Steck, Right Hon. T. Corry, Right Hon. L oddrell, H. Steele. Robert Crat.l..y, lord olliffe, H. Stephens, Sir P. Curios,. Hon. R. ones, Walter Stewart, Sir . lames t 'ult. Hon. 3. cane, Sir J. Steward, G. r. I ~ .nvnixi, Sir H. King, Hon. E. Stopford, Lord I wit. John Pangaea ]. Strachey, Sir H. Dom oes, W. Lee,E. Strahan, A. De Macquiete a Dord Leigh, R. H. heron, J. H. uck, Quinton Leland, jol.a Sturges Burma Dickerifon, W. Jun. Leak, C. P. Sud!ty, Lord Dockenfon, W. fat. Loftus, V.'. Sullivag k Sir R. Diekfon, W. • Long, Right Hots C. Speeith Douglas, Sir George Lousticid, M. Talbot,tir C. Dingman, Patrick Lopez, M. Tbelhafon, G. Dandas, Philip Louvain.. Lord 'Fbellufen, P. T. Dundas, Hon. R. Macnaughtoa E. A. Tbynne, Lord G. Dondas, R t Hao.w. M'Dowall, W. • Tht nue. Lord J. Dunk), Lord M'Kenzie. F. A. 1 itchfi,l.l, Marquis Dupre, James Manners, R. Tow uracod. l ion) W. }Nerd, Sir W. May, Edward Trail, J. Vim, Hoa. W. Mild/nay, Sir 11. Tomer, Fdmuod Eldon, it. Mitford, W. V.afittart, N. Frarine, Str W. Montgomery, P. Ward, Robert- Efts:wart. T. Moore, C. Wallace, RI Hon. T. Everett, T. Morgan, C. Welby, Sir W. E. I 'Audi. Earl Moaiand, W. VI. it, Hon. F. !....e, Francis Nepean, Sir IL Wisram, Robert !me, Henry NeviDe, Richard WIWI. T. W. I ..'c, John Nielson, Sir J. Wood, Mark } in , ., Hon. T. Norton, ]. C. Wortley, J. 8. Polcmca, W. H. Oita, W. - FLOTILLA OFF NIEUPORT, APRIL E 3. We have hilt come out of a warm action, and had the enemy teen fuffieiently fpirited we rouß have been all tikes. The BOLD, MARlllai, and Ann armed flips, ran in and engaged one prawn, fix fchooners, and 14 gun fchuyts, for one hour and three quarters. What mifchief we have done them I can not fay, but I believe we have funained no lots. The whole of the enemy's flotilla have again failed from btlend to Dunkirk. It was the rear which we fell in with and engaged. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S.W. All. ppc. All. DM Dublin i 1 Hambergh o 0 Waccrford o s Gottenbargh s I Lilboo 0 0 Pcirmourif, APRIL 14.—Came in the Prufflin gadiutt Zie Get (filers, Captain B. RIM P s deVat Es, from Lilbon forAmllerdam,laden with fait, fugar, and . ... fruit, detained by the Spy privateer, of Dartmouth. PoIITINIOUTH, APRIL 18.—This town exhibits the fame appearance as when Admiral CH RI rrian's force was coUcaing ; all is bale and preparation. The expedition. it is raid, will fail to•morow or Wedncf day. The Demaom has made the preparatory move ment by going down to St. Helen's, with her fignal flying for Lilbon and Oporto.—Arrived the METEOR bomb, Captain Jam's, from off Havre• —The MILIIOOg fchooner, Lient: CARTINTEIt, and the Nat.t.v fchnoner, are gotie oat of harbour; the latter is bound to Barbados. The MEDUSA frigate, Sir Joni, Goat, which failed yelterday with the Mar quis CORNWALLIS and fuite, for India, hats anchored in the Jaek-in-the-Bafitet—the wind is getting round. YA&MOUTH, APRIL 15.•-•• T he ST. ALI:AI6, of 64 guns, will fail this afternoon for Sheernefs, as will the MAJESTIC. of 74, to undergo a repair. The brig mentioned in my kik is the Mary of Lynn, Jatass WILMS maser, from thence bound to Sealock, with a cargo of bark: the was taken off the Spurn Point by alugger privateer carrying four one•pounders: the lugger has been captured by the boats of the ANA• MANT and lartsxasts : the has been manned from the above 'hips, and is now on a cruize.—Arrived from Larwick, in Norway, with deals, the Mercurius. The flips in the Roads are the Monmouth, Ante- Inpe (under failing orders) the Majellic, St. Alban's, Amethyll frigate, and Scorpion &sop, Snipe gun brig, and one cutter. Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DBAL. Aram ts,—Cause down from Sbeernefs the Agincourt man at war, and failed through the Dooms for Torbay; afro the Hon. FAR India Company's &fps Dorfetfhire, Dcvonfhire, Walley and Ganges, from the River for Portfmouth. Sailed the Harpy !loop of war on a cruise, and the Difeovery bomb, wit► imprcffed (rumen, for Sbeemefs. The Prams , bomb bas made a fignal for a convoy to the Weftvrard —Wlnd N. N. W. - • asRAVVII ND. ArltlLi4.—Paged by the Antonio, the Erma, and the Bri;lianrc, (prizes) from Oporto; Echo. &Grans, from Seville; Hannah and Rebecca, ---, front Mcffina ; Dowigolen, Gnawerfon, from Angola; Caroline, Peters, from Malaga ; Fame, Thionpfon, front Guerofey ; Prter, Ramfay, from Poppeninn ; Drys Wellern, —. from Tooningen ; United Brothers, —, from ChroMing ; Young Roweloffs, —; Vrow Margaretta, Friendlbip, Dirks ; Goal Brother., Depreis; and Vrow Anna, Helios, from Embden. Sailed the London Packet, Pitt, for Surinam; N. S. Contenad, ---, for St. Sebaltiaa's; Ceres, Rich- Chards, for Dublin; Jacobins Catharina, ---, for Seville; Fa vourite, Hillman, for Elfinore; Louifa, and the Nautilus, Schroer, for Embden. MOIL sr .—Paired by the Aurora, Matthews ; and the Liber ty. Teak, from Surinam ; Jagor, Fry : and the Hope, Hughes, front Poppenburg ; Chrilliaua Elizaheth, from Dantzie ; Hen. drick, Clor.illan ; Keen Blnom, Andrews ; and the Young Daugh ter Amia, —, felon Embden. Sailed the Kingfmill. Smith, for Demerara ; Efdaile. Burchan, for Oporto ; Nelly and Ann, Clyne, for Dublin ; Fame,Snaith,for Belfaft ; P:ndachr, Bream; ler Emb• den ; Hope, Aylett ; and the Endragluzume, for Ton nlngen. Arta zo--At Exeter, the Flora. Tickle. from Oporto—At Poole, Jane, Gallop, from Oporto—At Briftol, Alert, from Demarara; Ann, Williams, from St. Vincent's. and the Java, from Baltimore—At Lancalter, Eliza, Moon, from Se. Kitt's—At Liverpool, Maxwell, Edwards, from Barbadees ; Tho mas, Windfor, from Berbice ; Benjamin, Proctor, from St. Lu cie; Harriett, Greenwood ; Laurel, Minton ; Alezander, Ward; Otter, Bradley ; and the Lucy, Brooks, from Demerara ; Eliza beth, Death, from Antigua; Anenan, Holmes, from Philadel phia; Eliza, Salter, from Charleftoo ; Robert, Dison, and the Emerald, Milligan, front Tortola-..At • Lifoon, Maria Charlotte, front London; Triumph° de Viana, from Cork; H a s a rd, from Waterford ; and the John, Wright, from Liverpool-a-At Barbados, Vendable, Lents. from Liverpool; Alfred, atriftle ; Jonah, Cummings, and the Matthew, Jeffrey, from Landon.-At &slake Providence, Cbrillie, from London —At Demerara. Fame, Bra n d , from Lo ndon ; and the Rio Nova, Smith, from Africa—At Bengal, Cambrian, Gardner, from Bombay. The Chefterfield, Borne, front Naples, and the Hannah. Ho mie, from Sicily, bound to London, are captured and c.rried into Malaga. 'lhe Mary, Mitchell, firm Demarara for Liverpool, is put into Barhadoes with damage. The Hope, Dillon, from Africa, is condemned at Demarara. The Fanny. —, from St. L.ucie for Briftol, has foundered at fea. A Letter from Oporto, dated March 22, fays— . Thls coat is completely covered with the enemy's row-boat privateers ; nut lets than fix arc conlhntly cruizing from Villa de Conde, about fix leagues frombence, to this Bar; and not a veffel appears that is not boarded and examined. If immeilLte protec ting, be net given to the trade; very few of our smirch will Jape. When convoys come from England, the men of war ought to fee the veffels over the Bar abd not bate them in the Bo &lead, which has runtimes happened ; rot even under the protedilost of the Cattle they are•not fare, u the greateß danger is dote to the Bar. The row-boats mate at night, cut their cables, and take them away. The brig Aid, Robert Wright, has been captured sad rent to one of the ncighbuitemg ports. The Captain, whO is arrived here, lays, that in every little port in the vicinity of Vigo, row-boats are preparing, and Cenral are nearly ready fur (ca." Advice, it is faid, has reached the Admiral:y, from Admiral DOUGLAS, Rating, that the flotilla at Boulogne had. during the latt week, refumed much of its former aaivity. The French have broken up fifteen out of the fe venteen veliels that were lately wrecked to the ealt ward of Boulogne; the ordnance and materials have been conveyed along flsore to• that pod, in carts and waggons. There are fuppofed to be between fifteen hundred and two thoufand armed Tails in Boulogne harbour; a number of fchnyts, from Dieppe, got into a (mall bay, about three leagues from Boulogne. on Friday lea, where they are blockaded by three doss heavy brigs. LISTER itioirwr AMUSISMENTt • Loan itlyta's GIL•ND FLTS.—Yefterday the fin: nefs of the day attraded the holiday folks towards the Manfion Houfe to witnefs the Grand Proceffion from thence to Chria Church, and its return. Corn bill, Cheapfide, and Newgate-fireet, were completely crowded. At twelve o'clock about 650 of the Blue Coat Boys went in proceffion to the Royal Exchange.. They walked two and two, each with a label on his breall, bearing the words " He is Rifils !" Each dais Was preceded by their tutors, and each •boy carrying tome infignia of the branch of learning he fludied, fuch as quadrants, globes, telefeopes, books, &c. On its return , from the ttoyal Exchange to the Manhon Houfe, the Proceffion formed in the following man ner• • . Streetleeras and Conftabla to clear the way, Two Trumpeters, (i to Boys, two and two, Two City Martinis on horfeback, Lord Mayor's Pooven , two and two, TtiE LORD MAYOR. with the Sword and Macebearers, in his !limb Rate coach, with fix besetifol boric*, richly cap:rifoned, and ornamented with ribbands, two Footmen behind in very fplendid liveries, &c. Two Sheriffs, in their Rate carriages, and Ladles, Several Aldermen iind Liverymen in their robes, in their private carriages, with their Ladles, Seicral private carriages, with Ladies and Gentlemen, friends to the foregoing. Margo!men. Cosiltat7les, &c. The windows of the different Rivets, as they paffed through, were crowded with fpeftators. When the procefGon arrived at the entrance from Nevigate- Itteet to the church door, they alighted from their carriages, and pallid under a temporary awning into the church, where they heard an excellent iermon preached by the Bifhop of Roc H srslt, who took his text from the t 3th chapter of St. John, 34th verfe. After the Church Ceremony was over, the Procef fion returned in the fame manner to the Manton Houfe, with the exception of the Blue-Coat Boys.— At this time feveral of thole invited to dinner began to arrive. On alighting at the Mantion Houle, the company entered at the iron gate, and walked up the (tone Reps, which were matted, covered over with a temporary awning of tarpaulin, lined with green baize, and lighted up with felloons of variegated lamps, fo as to form a beautiful pillage. At half part five the company were fummoned to dinner, when they all met in the ftone hall, and formed the following proceffion : Two Porters bearing the Baron of Beef. Two City Alarihals, followed by the Lord Mayor's Chap Lin. The Sword and Mace-bearers. The LORD ZdAiroa, Followed by his Train-bearer. LA DY MAYORESS and Mifs PRICHARD. Some of His Majefty's Minifters, and feveral other Noblemen and Ladles of diftimftion. Tliit Aldermen and their Ladles, &e. &e. On enteriig the Egyptian Hall, the baron of beef was placed cu an elevated table at one end, with a I carver to help tke company,according to ancient ufage. After fome buftle, the Lord and Lady Mayoras took their feats at the oppofite end, at the head of the tables ; on a• plateau before them flood a beautiful Chinefe figure, reprefenting an arched gateway, about ten feet long and fix feet high, with feveral co. lumns, and fanciful figures of various kinds to orna ment the table. Thi - re were font other tables ornamented in like manner, which had a moll charming effea. At the end of the room over the Lord and Lady Mayorefs were the initials of his Majelly, "G. R." with the words, " Long may he reign !" in (mall white lamps; underneath alfo an Auchor and Cable, formed of (mall lamps ; the whole furrounded by an illuminat ed arch. At the oppofite end of the room, over the Baron of Beef, s' ere the initials of the Lord Mayor,. p. p." with his arms underneath. The whole fur rounded with a y arch, formed alfo of (mall lamps. The pillars were entwined with wreaths of (mall lamps, and three fine chandeliers (nfpended from the lofty riding, which was about thirty feet in height ; the band of the London Militia fat in the Orcheftra over the door, and (truck up " 0 the Rote Beef of Old England!" as the company fat down to dinner. There was another Orcheftra ' covered with green baize over the baron of beef. Between three and four hundred ferfons fat down to the tables, which confided of every delicacy the feafon could afford, and in the greaten plenty. The general eff.El of them when lighted up, and filled with the fp!endid affemblage of vifitors, • was brilliant and fuperh be yond any exhibition of the kind that has taken place for Come time. The Band was full dreffed, and the mufic was uncommonly grand, and tallefolly feleSed. At (even o'clock the ladies retired to tea, and left the Gentlemen to enjoy their bottle. The walls were as ufual, " The King," 6 6 Q2een and Royal Family," &c. &C. About feven o'clock every greet leading to the Manfion-houfe was crowded with carriages, as there were upwards of three thoufand ball tickets iffued.— About eight o'clock the principal part of the com pany were arrived, and at half pad ten the ball was opened by General Doves and Mifs Li MISURIER, to the tune of " Alurp.by Delaney." About eighteen couples followed. The dancing continued without iutertniffion till two o'clock. The Ball-room was molt fuperbly lighted up with feveral curious devices formed of fmall lamps. The band played in the gallery which furrounded the Ball-room, and was likewife filled with company. From one fide of the gallery to the other there were arches formed of (mall variegated lamps which had a molt brilliant effect. The Lady Mayorefi was feated at one end of the room, on a kind of throne, where the received her vifitors. During the time of dancing, tea and cof fee were ferved round to the company The Stone Hall, the Egyptian Hall, and' the Lobbies were fil led quite fill of vifitots, promenading from one apartment to another. There was another band of •mufic Rationed in the Stone Hall, and •feveral waiters, who fupplied the company with ices, jellies t creams, coffee, &c. The Ladies Dreffes were all extremely tafteful ; many of them wer• beautifully fimple, and many others after the richeft plan of magnificence. The Hair was •variedly worn ; fame head dreffes were adorned with diamonds and jewels gracefully entwio ed. Large plumes of white ofilich feathers were worn by Come and feveral ladies were dillinguifbed by the fplendour d their necklaces and bracelets. The general eolotu was white. Several ladies ap Feared in deep mourning. Among the company we noticed the following Ambafraars—Rtfilan and TutLi& • • Duke of Montrofe. Earis—Weftmorkmd, Carßile, Wineldica, Harrington, C , !.; , den, Spencer, and Banbury. . Lords—L•llenborough, Mulgrave, Auckland, Arden, C. • re. 411, and Hawk (bury. • Sin—Thomas Drake, W. Grant, C. Price, J. W. Anderfor, P.. C. Glyn, B. Watfon, W. Staines, J Earner, and W, Curtis. it (hops of Glo u eat cr. and R oehetter. Recorder, and Secroary at War. Generals—Hewet rid Ggyle. Mars—Canning, Potter, H. C. Coombe, C. Hunter, A. Ai /•,-. (ley, Perring, Beresford, G. Rcfe, R.l.ea, J. J. Smith, T. Smith. Rosveroft, Haikey, P. be Itelt{tiricr. and Elation. Ladici—Neave, Fanner, Price, acc.,"is.c. &c. The whole of the company exceeded three thou- Cowl. 'rite female part confined chiefly of citizta wives and daughtets ; owe noticed very few lacks from the Wett end of the town. SUMMER THEATRES feveral J...icenced Sum : mer Theatres opened yelterd.ty, with every prof k , t4 of heeds. SADLaa's Wat.t.s was opened yefierday with confiderable improvements in fernery and dcc..- rations of the Houfe. I here was a newilquatie piece, which afforded very great entertainment to the admi • rers of that fort of Speelacle. ASTLE T'S ROYAL AMP KITH FATRE.—A. great va riety of pleafing novelty was produced at this Houle, among which was a molt pleating Allegorical Panto mimic Game, called Langh and Lay Down, at wh eh the audience were nearly cone oiled with laughter.— The Horfemanfhip was vet y excellent, and the forty eniessWeafforded much entertainment. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by fl•veral of the Nobi lity, tat in tie Stage Box, and tile houfe was crowded an every part. Rovet. CIRCUS.—This pt pular Theatre opened !aft night for the feafon, with a houfe overflowing in e , - cry quarter. It has been repainted dining the recefs, and new decorated in a Rile of the firtl elegance. The Horfemanfhip was as ufual, excellent, and the Rage performances were, in every refped, of a very pleafing defcription. • GIERNWICH.—.The holiday diverfions of Green wich Park began yefterday ; and the day being fine, an immenfeconcoutfe of people were affem'oled there in. About fiarr o'clock the riling dawn the hill com menced, and was carried on till du& with all its exhi . buoy altraßione. Hundreds of pa ties dined fit gly under the trees on the green carpet which nature si-d this year luxuriantly fpread for their reception. The gay convivialities of the fcene called to mind the jolly doings on this favoured baulk of the Thames, in good Eetzes days. Errisc Huttr.—At half after twelve yefterday, a flue flag, that has been hunted for the four lall lea lons, was conveyed in a covered cart to a hollow place, ahout halt a mile front the Ball Faced Stag, where he was let loo!C. The hounds were its waiting at a fhort dittance off: and the lila?, was clofely puu foed as far as Woodford, when, finding himfelf in danger, he doubled, and nearly retraced his own Dept. This afforded great entertainment to a very numerous let of fpeetaturs. The flag eluded the grafp of his purfuers for fume time, by running through the dole port of the wood, but was at length taken, after a chafe of upwards of two hours, being then very much exhaulled, and clofely befet with the dogs. Very few were in at the death, as the dear travelled tin ough fuch a thick pact of the wood, that the horfe men could not well follow ; in confequence of this, perhaps there were fewer horfemen dilmounted than ufually happens on that day ; but the dif put es with the turnpike-men in the evening, were as violent as on any former occafion. There were five booths on the foreft, and they had more cuflom than they could well attend to, from the circumftances of the day be• ing fo very fine, the company being fo numerous, and the deer having thought proper to confine their attention within fueh a limited (pace. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MP.ETING, APRIL is. The Craven Stakes, a fuhkription of toga. each, for all ages; two year olds carrying 611. three year olds. Bft. four year olds, 811 91h. five year olds, sift. fix year olds, 9i. glb. and aged, 9ft. 71b. Acrofs the Flat. Sir H. Wilblamfon's b e ditto, 4 yr old Gen. Sparrow's ch c Caitrel, 3yr eld $ - Lord Grofvettor's b e Agincourt, 3 yr old 3 Mr. Mime Radcliffe. b. m. 'diced. aged Mr. Ladbrokes b f Dora, by Driver, a yr old Mr. F. Neale 's ch h Quiz, 6 yr old Mr. Kellerman's ch f Mary, 4 yr old Mr. Mcililh's b h Stockton, 5 yr old Lord Foley's gr c Sir Harry Dirofd , le, t yr old Mr. Sitwell's b f Goufeeap, by Moorcock, a yr old Mr. Wardell's b f Lady Brough, by Sidle 3 yr old Mr. Wardell's br a Capias, by Overton, a )r old dr Mr. Howarth's b h Harefoot, s yr ohi dr 'lle-judge could place only four. Three to one againft Sir H. Williamfon's b. Four to t againit Gen. Sparrow's ch. c.—Six to 4. againft Mr. Wardell's b. t. Sweepftakes of wogs. each, h. ft. R. M. for the pi * *. duce of mares covered in do ; cults, 811. ?lb. fil lies, 811. 41b. • Thofe out of untried mares allowed 31h. and &ore got by untried boars allowed aib. and thole got by untried bodes out of • antri.:d mares 3 Bowed 51b. Sir C. Buubley's b f by Whifkey, out of Gianzets General Grofvenor's f. by Gouty, out of a filter to Mother Bunch—both untried Mr Hnworth's e Sindbad, by Skyfcraper, out of Fidget's dam 3 • Mr Whaley's c by Ambrollo, out of a SeaguU Mare, pd Mr Lockley's b c Georgiunt Sidus, by 'relefeope, out of Queen Charlotte--both untried - Pd ! Mr atfon's f (dead) by Sir Peter, out of Faunas dam pd , Mr Hallett's b f by Cauftic, out of Q,2lz, by Mentor pd 7 to 2 on Sir C. Banbury's brown filly. Sweepstakes of ions. each, h. ft. Acrofs the Flat . Lord Foley's Watery, 71t. 91b. Mr. Norton's Quid, BR. ilh. Mr. F. Neale's Brainworm, 71t 12%. Mr. %Won's study, 81t. 71b. Si: to 4 CM rd pd, Mr. Watfon's c. by Groufe, out .•f Dreadnought's dam, beat'; Mr. &map fitter to Cockkhter,Bit. each. Ab. M. tongs, h. ft.—, 3 to t on Mr. Watfon's • D. of Oral ton's Pella, 7ft. I 31b. beat Mr. Ladbroke's Buftard,) 811.31 b. Aerial's the Flat. z00g,.-4 to ton Peliffe. Gen Grofvenor's c. by Buzzard ,Bft..beat Mr. Craven's Jockey St. tlb. Actors the Plat, toog. h. ft.-6 to 4 againft. Gen.Grofve nor's e. Mr. Watfon's Trombone, Bft. 71b. beat Sir J. Shelley 's Julia' Sit 31b. Ab. M. loop h. fr tot againtt Trombone. Mr. T. Fifher's Two Shoe., tt. beat LA F. G. Ofbornes Eliza \ ►eth, Bft. t t lb. D.l. tongs. h. ft.—a to ton Two Shoes. Mr. Wilfon's Walton, 81t. 61b. beat D. of Grafton's Penelope Bft.7lb. B.C. tongs, h. ft.--1 tto 8 a;....tinft Walton. Mr. Melliflt's Ht.nefty, beat Mr. J.,nes's Freedom, Eft. 31b. e tel Acrofs the Flat, imp to Houefty. Lord Foley's Little Peter, Sit. Sib. beat Sir J. Shelly's e. Cur) comb, dam by Broth, bit. 41b. Two•yr. old C. cogs.-7 to 4 Little Peter. Mr. Wyndham's b. e. Tallboy, by Totteridge, ree. ft. from tqr Shelley's b. c. Skipjack s 88. alb. cads. Tors-yr. old C. soogs. b.