Star. — London, England, 1825-05-27 00:00:00

' THE APPROACHING CORONATION. .-..0....-.. RHEIMS, MAY 111. Within there few days a swarm of inspectors and agents of the Police, have arrived from Paris, to keep order in this city during the ceremony of the Corona tion. Ther have already proceeded to business, and began by sending away several Exiles who were here. On the other hand, the camp which is to be at our gates, is marked out, and will soon be occupied by the troops, which are beginning to arrive; they will consist of a part of the Royal Guard of the lit battalion, of some regiments of the line, and some of the light infantry, all chosen troops. All the Foreign Ambassadors who are to be present at the Coronation, have had the finest lodgings engaged that they could prncure ; but n••ne of them will display more magnificence than the Duke of NORTHUI L IARILLAND. The Holed fu Mout!. sad, which his Excellency will occupy, is ready. and newly furnished throughout ; and several persons be longing to his suite are already arrived. We expect several Sovereign Princes of Germany. The birds are collecting which are to be let loose•after the Coronations THE E\?ENIN( STAR. • LONDON. • . FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1825. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWRLVR O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at 894 for July Account ; and for Money 891 to 1, with little doing, except in paying abd receiving. Up to the present time there has betn no failure of any conse quence, except one or two ow of the House. The Market seen-.s rather heavy, and does not receive any support, except from the Public, who are selling Foreign Stock, and buying Consols. In the Foreign Market there is little doing. Current ['rice,: New Spanish 18/, OW Spanish 231, Rus sian 941, Mexican 751, Cbilian 831, Austrian 96/1, Colombian New 871 I, Brazilian Scrip disc. par, Mexican Scrip 3 disc. DA. Aga, Scrip 31 1 disc. Greek Scrip 71 7 disc. New Peruvian 211 disc. I'IIICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 227 1 / 2 226 3 / 4 SI et Cent. lied. $B% % 3 per Cent. Cons. 89 3 / a 1 ,4 Ei94 31 per Cei,t. 96 7/6 34 per Cent. Red. 96 3 / 4 / 8 3 / 4 '4 per Cent. New 104 1 1 Vs % Long Anti. 21 7-16 IA 3 / a India Roods 48 50 11.000 Exclieq. Bills 34 36 1 . 500 ditto 34 36 400 and £2OO ditto 34 36 Cons. for Acct. 89% /8 FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian Bds 5 p Ct. Mex.Boods, 5 p.Ct. 751 41 Ditto Acct. 96/ Ditto Acct. 741 5 41 Btazilieu Muds Ditto Scrip is , zs, die Ditto Scrip, 5 per Cent. Ditto Acc. dis Dion Scrip 1825, 01 1 dis Neapolitan Bonds, 1824, Ditto Acct. 1 dis Peruy.Bonds, 6 per Ct. 751 Buenos Ayres Bonds, Ditto Acct. 74* Chilian Bonds, 6 p Ct. ssi Ditto Scrip d Colombian INts , pC. Portugueseons Ditto Bonds, 1824, 871 6j Prussian Bonds 1822,5 p C. Ditto Acc. 87 Ditto Acct. 101 • Danish Bond., 5 per Ct. 1021 lluss.Bonds,lB22, 5p Ct. 941 1 Ditto Marks Banco 102 Ditto fur Acc. 941 1 Ditto Scrip, I rt2s, 54 . dis Spanish 5 p. Ct. C. Ditto Arc. 5j dis Ditto Acct. 231 3 Greek Bonds 501 1 French Reams, 5 per Ct.loof.soc Ditto Scrip,slB2s, 71 1 dis I Exchange 25f. 10c. BRITISH AND F3REIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. at Is *DARE. PAID. swat= MARL Anglo Mexican - Xi( 0 420 iss. 46 pm. 4 Anglo Milan .1 - 100 - 5 - - 7 (.Hula* ' - 4100 45 - 11 10 i Colombian • - 100 -8 - - 251 26 General Alining Ass. - 100 - S - -12 13 Pasco Peruvrai. - 100 - 5 - • - 15, Potosi, IA Pa;,& rtIUV. SO S • , nj. :: llalpulahua 400 . 20 - • 190 1110 ASSURANCE cosirANY. 100 5 Si MISCELLANEOUS. Marine Alliance MARL slat. Mika P/X SMALL British Iron Company • 100 • 5 .- Si liribtol Ship Canal -.-- . 1 a rritish Sllipping Company 300 1 2 Cyda Company - 100 -10 - 53% 32% Fgrptian - - 200 -4 - 8 10% TaittitalJe Loan Bank . 50 - 1 a 1% 1 General Steam Navigation 100 5 - 81 1 Imperial Plate Glass :100 2 2% Provincial Bank of Inland 100 5 7% % Peruvian - 100 - 5 • 4% Every arrival from the Continent seems to confirm the previous accounts of the defeat of the Egyptian troops in the Mnrea. A Dutch Paper, received this morning, contains an article from Corfu, which not only awes that 'imams! PACUA has been signally de fected, with the loss of all his baggage, artillery, and ammunition, but that RED3CIIID DACHA, who bad 10,000 coops, had been completely overthrown, on-the 9th of April. These Papers corroborate the statement we gave from a German Paper of yesterday, that, in revenge for his d •feat, the barbarian had massacred SOO Christians. The foliowing arc extracts from the Dutch' Byers received this morning : CORFU; APRIL 26. Positive information was received here yesterday, from the Peloponncsus, that the Egyptian army be sieging Navartno had been attacked by the Greeks with the greatest fury, and so entirely defeated that all its baggage, artillery, ammunition, &c. fell into the hands of the enemy, and was obliged, after-great loss, to seek , refuge under the cannon of Modon. We are still without the particulars of this great vic tory of.the Greeks, but,witk respect to the authenticity of it, it is confirmed from all quArteis. Accounts from Semon and Bitogiia have been re ceive4wldch say that REDSCHID PACHA,MhO had,with him 10.000 Turkish troops, was attacked on the 9th of April, at Aspropotamo, by the Greeks, and totally de icated. A great number of Turks were drowned in the iver, and Banditti DACHA liinisef returned to Janina in a very deplorable condition. Ile immediately caused some of the Turkish Chiefs, Albanians, and SOO Chris-' tians belonging to the .principal felt Hies in that coun try, to . be put to death, pretending that his plan of at tack had been, betrayed by them to the Greeks, and that this caused the loss i , f the battle. PLIAS&A PACHA and several of the principal Beys were killed in this battle. This forenoon we received Dutch and Brussel:Papers, to the 26th. One of the latter contains an Article warmly vindicating the superi or i t y • o f B o nd s eau 'Ertl" law, and accusing a . 111 ei?ch. Deputy of unjustly -T -S is----.w." S ."` 74 , 4 \:.11.577F-777 'disparaging the Belgic manufactures; but," the writer awe need not be surprised at this, fir; is I the Rend) Chamber of Deputies. Members are eterY day heard to speak with extreme presumption on sub jects of which they have not the least knowledge." The Government of the Netherlands has taken the alarm respecting the plague, and adopted precautionary measures. The Minister of Marine and Colonies• having been informed by his MAJZSTIni Consul, at Alexan dria, that the plague at this moment prevails in Egypt, has, by it resolution of the llth of this month, subjected to the strictest quarantine all vessels coming from Egypt, which shill put into the ports ond harbours of the Netherlands. A German Paper states, that a great German Power has_ made pressing solicitations to the Government of the Netherlands to induce it to modify the commercial system which it has hitherto followed, particularly with respett to the transit of grain and other agricultural produce of Germany ; and that, notwithstanding the assertions of tome Journals to the contrary, a favourable istoe is anticipated to the negociations carrying on at Stutgard, for effecting a commercial union between various German States. The same Piper adds, 86 Should this project be realised, we may expect to see measures of reprisal adopted with respect to those neighbouring Powers who fetter our commerce, which will be found more effica cious than those which have hitherto seen employed by each Government in particular." The French Papers or luesday and Wednesday reached us thii forenoon. The Etpik itself contradicts in a positive manner the statement of the other Journals, that an European Congress was to be holden at Milan, to consider of the affairs df South America and Greece. , By his_ Majesty's ship PYRAMUS, letters have been received from Mexico of the 20th of March, and from the Havannah of the 26th of April: Those from Mexico are highly satisfactory. Much of the specie concealed or buried during the Revolution was gradually coming into circulation. It is ascertained also, that during the preceding twelve months there had been coined, in the mint of Mexico alone, seven millions of dollars. The rate of the Exchange had altered within a few we. ks 'from 60 to 48, giving a benefit of 20 per cent. in fa vour of bills drawn on England. The tepnrt of °per a• Lions in the mining districts was, as we stated yesterday, favourable; some of the Associations were selling large quantities of ore weekly at the mouth of the mines, for which immediate payment was made by these persons who undertook the process of smelting it, and of conveying it afterwards to the mint to be coined. —The process of smelting was, however, to be carried on by the Associations themselves, as soon as the requi site establishments could be formed. The population of the mining districts were again full of life and acti vity. All tire accounts received at the capital from the provinces evinced them to be tranquil, and disposed to cement the great union which had been formed. The letters from Havannah neither contain news, nor any indications of that teparatiop from Spain, which has been mentiorerk by the French Papers as having actually arrived. List night, the House of Commons met for the first time since the recess, when a Royal Message was deli vered, recommending provision to be made for the young Princess VICTORIA, daughter of the la•e Duke of Kawr, and for Geoncs Fazusatct, son of the Duke of CUMIRRLAND: Mr. BROUGHAM obtained leave to bring in a BiU for establishing an University in London. Mr. SPRING Rica moved for Copies or Extracts of the Dis patches received from the LORD LIEUTENA NT of Ireland. A long debate ensued, which terminated by the motion being with ' drawn. In the House of Lords, Lord HOLSAKD'S Bill to remove I corruption of blood from the issue of persons convicted of High Treason, was lost by a majority of 15 to 12. . Yesterday afternoon the KING left his Palace in Pall Mall, for Windsor, accompanied by Sir WILLIAM KNIGHTON. Prince LaopoLD honoured the Earl and Countess of DIRRY with his company to dinner on Wednesday, at their resi dence in Grosvenor-square. His Escellency the Marquis de PA13121.1.A g Ambas sador from the King of PORTUGAL, had a private audience of his blarressy yesterday afternoon to deliver his credentials ; and Count Dx Vit.LA Rua., Envoy from the same Court, had alsa an audience of his Maratsre, to take leave. They were attended by the Right Honourable Grua= Carmine and Sir KOPEK! CHRETZR. Chester is now generally understood to be nearer to Durham than either Oxford or Lincoln! Tie Queen of the NETILERLANDS, and her Royal Highness the Princess I‘ttataxxt, arrived at Berlin the 16th inst. By the Accounts laid before the Howe of Lords on the 14th inst. it appears that the Revenue Establishments at the • West India and London Docks amount to 79,9166 165.11 d. per ann. The Mayor of RHEIMS is to be made a Peer of France, on account of the Coronation taking place within the limits of his jurisdiction. Last week, Lanark-was a very gay and busy town. On the Tuesday, Sir CHARLIR LOCKHART gave alt elegant dinner, at Lee t. the Upper Ward Yeomanry Cavalry, of which he is e.Ona mat:der. In the evening, the Yeomanry gave a grand ball in the County Hall, to the Ladies of Lanark and its neighbourhood, which was numerously attended. A Review and Races followed next day. Lanark soon displayed all the beauty and fashion for many miles round. The Yeomanry were reviewed by the Hon. C. DOUGLAS, who highly complimented them for the masterly style in which they had gone through their evolutions. After the Review, the Races were announced, and the Course cleared. The first race, for an elegant silver cup, given by'Sir CrutaLes Lace- Ira Ix, was won by Mr. SAMUEL Nawriscosmo, of Dyke Cottage.— The second, for a purse, by the Officers of the Ist Troop, was won by Mr. Greece Ennnmrox, of Carfindon.—The third, for a purse by the Officers of the 2d Troop, was won by Mr. Jams Newsroom°, of Lanark.—The fourth, also for a purse by the Officers of the 3d Troop, was won by Mr.. Wn.. sox, of Lesmahago. lite winners of the purses then ran for the sweepstakes, which Mr. Geoaox Enema:on gained. In the afternoon the Yeomanry dined in the County Hall, and next day separated for their respective homes. Mr. Mummery being pronounce& in a state of conva lescence. was yesterday removed to a vessel which is to convey him t. North Shields, for trial. The rinidad Gaselle of the 26th of March, contains an official notification, inserted by the Governor, Sir Ratan WOODFORD. cancelling the appointment of Mr. Lawsa, the Go-' . vernment Printer, on account of the " tenour of the language with which the Pa per has lately been filled." Manchester was visited at one o'clock on Tuesday morning by a most tremendous thunder storm, accompanied by a heavy fall of ra in and 6dl l did great damage to several hawses, factors s, Ste. tee. bosses were crashed to the ground by 'dye falling of a large abort' belonging to mach* works at the back, which proved Taal to a au* as Sd Loaf, who visa killed an the Spot. `::, 1:5‘ 111 . 77 7 7 • 4 c'•• THE ARMY. • VilAsy se'nnight, blajor-General Sir Jcsnt Run, KCAL red the 4th Regiment at Clomnel, and expressed his entire shako of their excellent discipline and military appearance. —rodoesday sennight, Major-General Sir Jam neer, K. Inspected the detachment of the 04th Regimens, statidoed at Tippe rary, under the command of the tion.Captain Bons, and expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the cleanly, soldierlike appearance of the men. immediately after the Majos-General proceeded on to ,Limerick. A Detacbnsent of the 73d Regiment arrived in Limerick on Fri. ihey, from Athlone, and proceeded neat day to Lixowel, to recruit staff Captain Bemoan. The 79th Regiment, stationed at Kilkenny, have dispatched a recruiting party to England. The 9d Rile Brigade, stationed in Dublin, have sent a recruiting party to England. Forty active recruit, embarked at Cove, on Tuesday sennlght, for England. I T -1:77771.7 - Miiml,- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Eliza, Furs, from Bombay, is supposed to have arrived off the Start. FALWOUTII, Mar s.s.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Diamond, Fawit.,.front Jersey. Posumourn, Mat 20.—Wind E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Itirnwnra, from Chatham, for the Coast of Africa. Sailed the William Harris transport, toihe eastward; and his Majesty's ship Btrreax, for Plymouth. Dear., Mar 26.—Wind R.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Water Lily, Now, and Scotia, Baum, train Jamaica; Magnet, —, from New York; Reward, near, from Sorra Leone; Elizabeth, WaLrea, from Grenada; Edward transpore, from Barbadoes • and Hermes, Rosearsoki, from Passed through from the River, the Sappho, Milian's; Oporto, Cover; Elizabeth, °Sete ; St. David, &sum; and the MBank Ashton, --, outward bound. The Woodford, Coalman, kr India ; and the Agnes, from St. Domingo, remain. YARMOUTH. MAY es.—Hi. Majesty's ship Bane, Capt. Nom sent in here this morning a smuggling •tub boat, cont aining 40 half ankers of Geneva, five ditto of tobacco, and one cask of snuff, which he took off Cromer lut night. Liveaeociz, MAY 25. —Wind calm.—Arrived the Murray, Hourrere, from Montego Bay; Active, Owns, and Cornelius, ARMIN ' from Pernam b uco—sailed the 9t h April; Perseverance, _ _ Passoii, from Bahia—sailed 27th March; Tagus, Krems, from Lisbon; Francis, PARIUNOTON and Marquis Wellington, GIBION, from New Orleans; Betty, *Tuamotu), front Paraiba; and the Delgrave, Fcraimo, from Jamaica. BALLOON ASCENTS. Mr. Graham, accompanied by a Mr. Adams and a Mr. Penny, ascended with his balloon from the Golden Eagle, Mile-end, yesterday afternoon. It soon entered a cloud and was no longer visible. The Aeronauts ex perienced all the vicissitudes of rain, snow, hail, and sunshine, and at length safely descended at Mr. Allen's farm, near Wimbledon, about ten miles from London, from whence they returned in a chaise and four to the Golden Eagle, at Mile end, where they arrived about eleven o'clock, amidst the cheering of the multitude. NawcAssmu, MAT t4.—Mr. Green, the aeronaut, ascended from this town yesterday; but, owing to the valve of the balloon sus taining some injury, which would have rendered a long voyage unufe, ha atrailed himself of the first favourable situation for landing, which was effected with ease and safety, in a field within three miles from Newcastle. CATHOLIC MEETING iN DUBLIN. A numerous Meeting of Catholic Gentlemen was held on Monday, at the Corn Exchange, Dublin, at which Mr. Stephen Wolfe presided. Sir Jobn Burke, on a Resolution having been movkd, that an Aggregate Meeting should be held, recommended that it should take place on a distant day, that the Meeting might have the co-opvration of Lord Gottnanstoun, Lord Killeen, Mr. O'Cor;t.ell, and other Gentlemen, now in London. In the course of his •speech be said, from all he could collect, it was probable that some ulterior measures respecting Catholic 'affairs would be brought forward this Session to the House of Commons. Mr. Spiel and fir. Magee, and others, were of opinion, that an Aggregate Meet ing should be held without delay ; and after some further discus sion, it was ultimately arranged that it should take place on the Sth of June. Mr. Shia suggested the propriety of having Petitions prepared from every parish ; and as to the legality of future pro. ceedings, Mr. Spiel and Mr. Brie were of opinion, that it would be quite competent for the Catholics to meet weekly, to forward their interests, on the summons of any single individual. The Meeting then separated. • It is said that his MAJESTY has granted a pension for life to Miss 'tomato?, the daughter of Mr. Row- CROFT, late Consul. General at Lima, who was-acci dentally shot by sae of the out-posts on hit return to that Capital, from an excursion in the neighbourhood. The Crown of Frante, which is to be placed on the bead of CNA Rues R. at the appeoacldng Coronation, is valued at eighteen millions and t half of francs, or 740,0001. sterling. There was a disturbance at the Dublin Theatre, on Monday last, In consequence of a fellow alluding, in aloud torte , to a late decision in the House of Lords, which was " appeased: after considerable damage being done to the glass, bunches, kc. of the House. The East India Company's outward-bound ship Van sittart arrived at the Cape the 15th of March; and the Royal George, also' outward-bound, was all well in lat. it. South, loag. 51. West, date not stated. COURT OF CONMON COUNCIL. —Yesterday the Court met for the dispatch of business. At the suggestion of the Re.. membrancer, the Court resolved to petition the House of Lords against so much of the St. Catherine's Docks' Bill, and South London Docks' Bill, now before their Lordships, as affected the rights and privileges of the City of London. By the last ado ices from Vera Cruz, the Spanish squadron had sailed again for the Havannah: it had dissembarked about 250 melt and the new Governor, Commons, at St. Juan de Ulloa. It is not quite certain whether Lemons has gone to the Havannah. His Majesty's ship HUSSAR ' had arrived at Tampico from Sacrificios, bound to Jamaica and Ragland, with half 4 mil lion of dollars on board. At the RECORD/R*3 Court, Dublin, on Friday last Mat Murphy. Benjamin M'Culhans, and Valliant Awn/saes. all be t .- longing to the Preventive Service, were tried for an assault on Mark Flower, a pin -maker, at hi s house in Church-street, on the Bth of April l a st, and for fa lse imprisonment. They were all found - Guilty, and Murphy sentenced to threat' months' imprisonment, hl•Cullunt two months, and Baynham one month. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW, ♦T TIM COMM OF C00012541101Th OF IAIIIICAUI4II, SA3DNGIIALL.4I FIRST mammas. H. J. Davison, Gutter-lane, warehouseman 11 F. Dietriehsen, North Church, Hertfordshire. woollen-draper is T. Wilson, Brigeware.road, Paddington, shopkeeper 11 R. Halford, Prospect-place, Southwark, jeweller 11 F. Harting, Portland-street, Brighton, brasier, &c. 10 J. Roberbon, Bed Lion-street , Clerkenwell, jeweller 10 Frearson and Gordon, Holborn, linen-drapers 11 R. Mathews, Watling-street, w arehouseman . 10 Crokat and Wilkie, Lawrence Poußtney-place, merchants 11 D. Chines, Goodge-street, Tottenham-court Road, upholsterer It sacono ' warrurcs. J. Payne, Sldmouth, Devonshir e, linen-draper . 1 T. Chambers , Fescburch- street, hardwareman . • 12 J. T. format, Lambeth.rtutd, victualler • • 12 J. Rayner, City Road, grocer . . 11 J. G. Towns, late of Austin Friars, merchant • t 1 W. R. Phillips, Doireham Wood, near Dame. horse dealer 10 H. Brown, late of Twickenham, cabinet-maker . 12 1. Carter, Hasiover•street, Hanover-square, milliner . 12 R. Fuller, Ryegate, Surrey, shopkeeper and coal-merchant 12 . C. Sad* Cranbourne-street, Leicestemquare, silk-mercer 10 J. Brown, Austin Friars, merchant . . . IS J. Ward. late of St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, merchant, Pt C. N. Finch, Old Cavendish street , vrine-metchant . 10 R. Knights, pm. Belvidere-place, Southwark. corn-dealer I r W. Truck, Wellington-street, Strand, dealer in perfumery 11 R. Sutton, Mupretperreet. Cavendish square, colour-dealer 10 G. W. Brealey. Aklerepte-street, linewdraper . 10 M. J. F. Camel., Devonshire-street, Queen-square, merchant i ..: J. Dlzoo, late of Lit* Eastcheap, biker 1 L L - • tPORTING LLIGEIICEi iIETTING-ROO3l, TATTERSALL', MAY 241. 'the Room was very xespectably attended; iand the account; on the Derby an 4 Oaks. that remained unsetdedon Monday, veldt the exception of the defalcations before noticed, were brought to an agreeable finale. The present Kite of betting on the likes td come is as under si. Lusa& sto I apt Memnon Ilsto 1 apt Cleielani T to 1 apt Alderman IS to 1 apt Homer II to 1 apt Redgauntkt Amoy GOLD Cue—S to 4 Loopraist gigot Bizarre. Jox Stazzs--Not a bet worth noticing. Dew, 1526. 12 to 1 apt Gen. Grorrenoes High odds against any other. The race-horse Carnival, the property of J. G. Lambent' Fig; and purchased by him, but a Mort time since, for 1600 geiaiss, at the sale of the late Mr. Plerse's stud, was shot a few days since at Epsom, by order of his owner, in consequence of inflammation of the intestines. PIGEON SHOOTIKG.-.GRAND MATCH FOR. ONE THOUSAND SOVEREIGNS. The third match was decided yesterday, Ia the presence of a large field of Gentlemen, but owing to the unfavourable state of the "matter (the wind being very strong from the East), the shoot ing was very inferior to Wednesday. The Captain was again vie. ' torious having killed 34 out of his SO, and Mr. Oabaldeston only. In our account of Wednesday's shooting, &c. we omitted to mention that independent of the 1000 sovereigns on the main result, there is a stake of 100 on each match, besides bets to an enormous amount. Captain Ross bas taken heavy odds that' be wins all six match's. The betting was 11 to 4on the Captain, and is 3 and 4 to 1 on him for the grand match, which he cannot lose; for if Mr. 0. wins the three others, he only tits 25 to 10 on the gun throughout the day. The other matches will be on Monday; Wednesday, and Thursday next. A match for 100 sovereigns was shot off in the morning, between Lord Kennedy and another Gentleman, and was to have been at 50 birds each, at 21 yards; but when 42 birds had bees 'hot at,,' his Lordship was eight birds a-bead, and his opposentsave in. GREAT CRICKET MATCH FOR ONE. THOUSAND SOVEREIGNS A-SIDE. • The grand match between 11 of all England, and 22 Yorkshire players, for tiw above sum, which has attracted the attention of all the sporting men in the kingdom, com.nenced playing on Nlon-* day List, at Darnell, near Sheffield, in the presence of one of the lar b ,tst assemblages ever beheld there. The two first days' rl•-y terminated as under , in one innings.—All England, 1n innings, byes s—ft.—Yaluhire. Ist hidings, bye 1-7111.-6 to 4 on tie Yorkshiremen. GRAND SAILING MATCH. The lovers of aquatic sports were highly gratifsa yesterday, by an excellent race from Blackwell, round a vessel moored off Gravesend, and back to Blackwell, for a Sweepstakes, between, the six following pleasure yachts belonging to Members of fin Thames Yacht Club, viz. Don Giovanni I St. George I Venus Deception • I Lady Louisa I Royal Eagle. The Favourite Steam-packet was engaged to attend, and on board of which was an elegant assemblage of well-dressed females, and from which the Commodore gave the signal to get under weigh at a quarter past ten. The start was a very fair one; but, , owing to some confusion, the Deception, which was on the out side, had much the advantage, alsd shot some distance a head of the rest, but which she kept for a very short time, being tinkly followed by the Lady Louisa Royal Eagle, Venus, Don Gio vanni, and St. George. AtWoolirich)teaeh t the St. George brought up a fine breeze, and passed bin opponents in very hoe style.— Seven to four was now offered Sy some Gentlemen on board the Earl Spencer that the St. George was the first at Gravesend; but affairs were soon altered, and at Barking Point the Lady TAM** was considerably a-bead, followed by the Venus and &: George. Here the Don Giovanni passed the Deception and the Royal Eagle t and bore bard on the salt. George. The Lady Louisa still Mode way on the rest, and at the Half way House was so far a-head, that betting of five to four that she woo was the order of the day. • Be tween Broadness Point and Gravesend the Venus gained much on the Lady Louisa, and; by dint of good seamanship, made the brig off Gravesend, and was first round by about four or five beats' lengths. Here the race was most interesting, and the supernally of the Lady Lbisisa's sailing was manifest by the fine style in which she again passed the Venus, and she never again gave bee an op- portunity of coming alongside, and continued to increase her dis tance to theend of the race. She evened at Illickwall a little be: four four, followed by the Venus which was well up, and .a consi derable distance a-head of the lion Giovanni, Royal Eagle, St. George, and Deception; and what added much to this interesting contest was, that there was not more than five minutes between the first and last boats. SPARRING. The retired Champion, Spring, bad his farewell benefit yesterday, at the Tennis Court, which was filled with spectators on the UCCA. don. The only set-to worth notice, was between Spring and White headed Bob, in which Spring, of course, had the advantage. Cannon, who was present, challenged to fight Jem Ward for the Championship, for SOW. No answer was given. e It is reported on the authority of letters front Gasp il, of &binary 9th, that the Cblombian sloop of war, Santander, which was run away with by the crew from Panama. is now cruising on the coast of Mexico, and has takes a small mine' under Colombian colours belonging to the port of Guayaquil. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Bow-nazarz e tosag =au, smell /in liware, a sake Om out of , ti in-the anew of the halm was brought WM air Rana= Dam yesterday, darted with staling a gold sal inths shop ot Messrs. Fidwr and Jam, *orders, in Cock iposstrost. while preload's' to make a was co hr further =mistime as lieoii met. Omer Araddle, the drier of all masimal Grosswich coach, oppoarod to a sitaisesi, chars* hint with oberesethrg the carriage way at Charing. crass, by ressakiiii there witials coach for a con siderable period, osier primes eirplying he posmingen. .oe.was sedated to pay a fie et 40s amdiam; and set laving the money at . eowekasd, was somlgimadisa hioMo at. the-who. Usassi-Ilass.-4biss Mims, a wateimms of dm Wasds!reelk-' road Division, was alhargall with. /min vMitaay miriohed a lad named W. Grey ihmai, and who was unable so stand as Meant of his arm be broken. It appeared hots the widow, that Ike' boy was naming have sluing New-strost, Vaulting. whin he hap pened to come in contact with Atkins, who staid is the way. Ar. bins had no sooner been toothed than bb Mai up a thick stick which he was in the habit of patrolling the roods with for satin. and struck the boy with such face omit the arcs as po beset it is two. The defendant was abmit b Spat dte blow. *Ms the young sufferer caged out," Olt, for Goo's who hin't strip sae arks, you have broken my ans." This escianimiss provosts& any.further violator opal the part of the woolens*, who armed way for what ha had dom. The dassilast slid the boy bad trodden as his corns wer shim*. and hit so great pain: be thought he had a right to pinta Mist tae ltsing so carelesa—The defendant was ordered to lid bag. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. MAY 97. There an m oderate arrivals of ag sorts of Grain this week, and a fair of Flour. The Bonded and Canada Corn Bilt airleurrulog nest Tuesday, renders our mists' =ids very ; aod there is scarcely any trade to-day for Wheat, at Monday's prices. Barley, Beans. and Peas are dug at hat Owatemls. The Oat trade it lively at rather better prices than Ifsaiy last.— Arrivals : Englids Wheat, 3,520 qrs. Barley, 700 qn. Oats, SAOO Ws. Flour, 4050 nets.—lrish Barley, 430 qrs. Oats, 4,300 qrs. London Averages of the week ended May 211—Wheat, 6,494 vs. 69u 10d. Barley, 2,667 vs. 35a. SA. Oats, 16,561 qn. Ns. SI. Beans. 1,591 qr s. 375. Peas, 346 qrs. 395. ad. SMITHFIgLD MARKET, MAY 27. There is an advance in the prios of Beef this day, the coolness of the weather having tempted the butchers to purchase largely. The Mat Oxen are good sale at Ss. 4d. to Ss. 6d. per stone, and the In heist sell readily at 41. to O. 24. per stone. In the price of Veal there is no alteration of momint ; and Lamb looks up, being at 64. 6d. to 7q. 4d. per stone. In the price of Pork there it consider able firmness, but the alteration is very inunaterial.--Beasts, 302 ; Sheep. 7,500; Pigs. 100; Calves, 2110. Ike, 4s. 4d. to ss. 6d. per stone; Mutton, 4s. eel. to Ss. id. Veal. st. to 7s. Lamb, 6s. id. to 7s. 4d. Pork, ss. 6d. to 6‘ 64.—Flay per load, £3 to £4 126 6d. Clover, £3 10s. to AS ; Straw. £1 to AN Gs. MAILS 1, Holland I, France I, Flanders 1 Dux— Waterford I, Hambargh I. HIGH-WATER at LONDON•BRUDGR TOMORROW. Morning • - • 40 minutes after 10 Afternoon • 14 minutes atter 11 • LONDON : Printed and !Whited 4J. F. Kitairx. log it* 3ms Owns, No. 1, Pociat-Flacs, rawk-Bas •Mil .. 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