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. - . . . : .- ••: - .. . ...;. t... : 4 , . 4 . it 4 • . . . • •••.. ... .., « .. • • 3. . . . . NUMBER 11137 f • - fat mina •- . • rpHE COURT ti Atom - 1 - COMPANY f piatitAii7s, mu gar INDISIO, ig she Itheisi Thu tie Coon wi ll r toady to mei' or before Womeneetc: 11th May bi Slip ream* wayagelt : by tbe, Coin (a awl 'hefty a voyage enito lambay, sp per tee, at whidi they wag be wilting 1 eeed from tbeee Preebbecies te China, t frees *am ea abs Compewee account The Tamlere, with die wade *Ably be severally waled up, Ind • kit web tl twelve o l ds& atone% ee tbe mid Nth i 4' beer sot any Tables 'Alibi received. ... • . , . .' . • • , . • - , ,O( 7 A - -0 1 1 111 - ' • • -.:‘ , .. 4 .. a ~ , , , .1 „ , ~...0 7. - _ . 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Mt their Ships, to pro. China, •to bring , a cArgo.of .Teas • In foolscap Imo: is. boards, , • lIIRAVELS of MY NIGHT CAP ; or,,Ii&VERIES .10 - IN RHYME. With Scenes at the °vireos of Verona- By the Author of " lir Noto-Boos," . : Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Are-Matiii4ant. • Also, . ... • WY NOTE. BOOK ; or, SKETCHES from the GALLERY 'of ST. STEPHEN'S. Second Edition, Ss. boatels. MY NOTE-BOOK for INN; or, .The AGRICULTURAL QUESTIOW 66. boards. . • GROUND-RRNT COMPAI CAPITAL,' TWO NUNDRND AND FIFTY TLIOUSiAN U POUNDS sTiqualk* Is Shares of Batt sash; Deissii filslger %are. 14.1S.COMPANi fiai been. est‘laliihect for the safe, T aid profitable etsployassat4 OVirdia " The Cr..m' of GrOto‘reati sod R r..r ioea loonsie by the reehtee sr taiisig no Lease, ravioli. Ospuhaid, 'sae Leassitaid Laad, sad Alba* and Letdag the woe no Build* lausesfor the adveoce of Capital, to the,Tonots of she Company, field* their boilable operations, and fir the purchase of Original auti 011Preved Prot ha rem and Itevardossary Pfsptity, absaltienr • Application for the rettasiaiug Shies twig be rinds by lours, Pit PINS allareSsed tit The oeiesewee 14wissrmeas," at the Mess orliessra. Asdrows sad es, Geso.Winchetter street ; at 1 3; Nailtaris-rourt. Gray's WI. The .Coasualttoe of lilastagemast int-ready to receive Proposal far the purchase at Land and &Mecca Gipautd in eligible situ glum for building purposes. By Order ofebe Nord, • J. A T WOOLRYCH, ircregur. "AIieI;IIMENTACY PAUL:Ai/AM% Us. t• H(.4l$E OF LORDS, MAX tO. • . • masespv C&m.-PSOU MIL • • •-• •• • Mr. Momentar was heard for three.hoors. inconeianssion of his arponssiu as COUlliri for she tespoodest, liew Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart. After which, he was sustmedrd by Mr.. Kim% who entered into..a concise nansmary of the aria me be f intended more fatly to have seated ; hut, Mr. 116•0444 by ileb.si appraiser oo this occasion, he UM, readerect that ett , lie therefore, drew his. several .olasersatloornmee as dech from •tfie statements otstaat Gentleman, in the canc. Mr. Fonsmni than commenced kip reply, as Commeltlor llbs avrellmsh Mrs. Foilsman. He contimsed speaking until four °Week, when Ylhip Tender" ao the cover, to '. the Secretary, at or before iStb Way Wont, beyond whirl . received. AMR JUDEA, Aimee Seeretery. The Palekebes et,the terns and coodkioas nodes which . the MPG baempleve. sorb* had epos application at the °See of ffie Os* ep the ONlMMilies et !hippies at this Helm. • • HIQH - LAND SOCIETY of LONDON. Conn- Ilti 3IwtA.MILI SIMMS the XING. Pistouss, Royal ThcbaMadre Dub a e el SUSSEX. Earl of INVER . NESS, X.G. Vies.P 'The lUgbt Hota rumour Ar- Lieut.-General Sir Thomas His lip, Bart. G.C.B. Sir Charles Forbes, Part. M P. Colonel James Hamilton. Eanald George Macdonald. of Oaaraoald. fr:sq. A GENERAL COOT of Ms CORPORATION will be beld at the Freemasons' 'ravers. on Saiwasoy. t►e list instant. bothait. Mo. Lori Owydyr. Lifost.-Geseral Sir Ilikaroy Mac lean, Bart Dinner at Ss o'Cloeli. liembees are revisited to appear in tbe Higbiaad GArb; as in liojorm. Vidtora to ' be introduced by Members, Mt 6 . eatleasell Wafting to the Highland Societies el %gaited, laoaraesa, Aber deen, Canada, Madras, or Baaabap.• are adsaiedbir illtkoat intro dnetion..—Tickets to be procured at the Taws. dOH biT W D muumuu; /se missies. A LIM MAC DON AL% ) • UNDER she PATRONAGE of his MAJESTY.- MONUMENT in WALES, in HONOUR of the law Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS PICTON, G.C.B. The KING ha vinebeeli gracioutly Pleased to honour this tribute of respect and gratitude to the memory and services of this &tits . gobbed Officer with Nis Royal Approbation. pod having availed to the Right Honours bit Robert Peel, Secretary for the Home De ;arteeest, his intent* to patronise and prouttne the design, by • directing a Subscription of Ow Bandied Guinfaistbe Committee for carrying into marina the onasitnotte of the Meet -34, at the last Annual Dinner of Commemoration, held at the 'Matched House Tavern, in St. Janseesatreet; Anoonre to the Selionibers in general, that the lOcal diSculties which unfortunately "reamed themselves to the commencement of the plan are entirely • 40, • any, and that the First Stone of the Work, designed byJohe Nash, Esq. who, in honour of his illustrious countrylnan, has, in • the most liberal manner, offered his prolix* gratuitoosly. will be laid with appropriate solemnities In the course of s few weeks, of .erhich public notice will - be gireeln the Vi and Welch Papers., • The sum of the calculated eellPeuee le not yet eagfrti" the, Committee, therefore:l4 ' g leave to call upon those resent imagery dart of the British Empire, who, bemiring genius aselltifent, simply acting and failitig in the greatest theatre of human action which England was aver engaged, to come forward to promote this patriotic purpose. As correct Lists of all the Subscribers will shortly be prepared :and published by the 'Committee, at present, in order to save the stepson, they ante= the names of a few only of those who have honoured the fist wilt' their Subscriptions ; assuring those neute rs's, persons who are, for the above reason, here omitted, that they wilt feel the highest satisfaction in shortly laying before the Public the name of every peeson who has contributed to the plan. The KING, One Hundred Guineas. Sir John Oweo,Bt.lll.P. stSil 0 Sir Thomas Hislop, Bt. SS 0 Sir Fraud. Baring, Ban. tS 0 Hon. Col. King, M.P. 5 5 Jos. idanyatt, Foq. M.P. 50 0 Jibs Pearls, Esq. M.P. 11 0 Baron De Ratans 5 5 Barmen de Ratans .5 5 Jae. amides, Esq. M.P. to 0 I Sir John Doyle, Ban. 5 5 Listo.43lateral Darling 10 0 Watt. Holmes, Imp M.P. itS 0 wm. Meredith, Rat 10 10 'The Duke of WelliesionAso 0 Lord Dynegoor 30 0 Lady Dyes or Ler.l Hiu 10 0 Lord Anson Lady Anson Ito& A non ' 1 1 Hod. Anne F. Anus 1 1 Lord Ashbernhant 10 • Lord Ruben &yammer 20 0 Sir Marks Illorgan,liart. 20 0 Sir Frederic Sloven 10 0 lias.oeorgeDeCarthiesel 110 0 Rev. Dr. Ssevens 10 10 Total Aneetenalebecriptions in Wales £1,550 4 7 Total Amount et Inglith Subscriptions 566 a 0 Subscriptions received at the Banking-homes of hitters. Coen*. Strand; and Price, leuryatt, and Co. opposite the Slansionabosie. 'By desire of the Committee, Garden-court, Temple. LEWIS FLANAGAN, Hon. Set. This day were published, In Qom% illustnted by Sections, Views, Costumes, and Zoological igares, price Al to. in beards, IP3LCURSIONS in MADEIRA and PORTO SAN -ALA TO, during the susses of Inn, while as his 'Third Voyage - to Ateisa. 14 the late T. L BOWDICH, Est 'Conductor of the illisiost to Ashman, Hamm Member of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, Ste. - Te.widels is added, by Pirs. Beardiels, 1. A Nanette sf the Cantimance oldie Voyage to is Cootyle tie% smother with the subsespost Oansrences, ham Mr. Bowdich's ateivai is Africa to tie period Ohio Death. A Description of the English liattlemests as the River Gambia. 3. Appendix consoluisg Zsalt#cal and Botanical Desuiptiosts, mid Transiatioss free tha Aralik.: • Primed ter Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Ilaria.lane. This day were rabilsbed. Ilandsontely printed in Two Vol.. too. price Li. is. in boards, QERMONS on the PRINCIPAL EVENTS and 'TROTHS of IitEDIMPTION. To which are annexed, an Address and Diessitation on the State of the Departed, and the Deem* of Cause into Hell. B HENRY HOBART. D.D. Bishop of the Apberral Cherth in the Stair of New York. Profes sor of Pasterelliwitlegy and Pulpit Eloquence in the General Theologkal Shohniep, and Reiter of Trinity Church, and St. Pall's and St. John's Chapels, in the City of New York. Printed for C. and J. Riving's*, &. Paul's Churchyard ; and Waterloo-place, Pall-snall. This day was piddliked, In liva price es. is boards, the S ee med Nation of ,& NAItRATLVE QftheCONVERStONandDEATH of COUNT STRUENSKE. formed, Prime Idittimer at' Denmark. By Da. MUSETNII. Trainload from the 6. ratan, in ITN, witk . aw Introdsetioo and Note& Idy Toomas'itaannu., B.D. F. 'de Vicar of Xemingtao, and *timid of Amok OrMolhono t Mink Saliabory. • • Printed for C. and Y. Mall s% MANX. Clindripord, Waterloo-place, : ~. ,- HUTS COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, • , ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, FARM, and LAND, costranono mums TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY.EIGHT ACRES, Of capital rich Meidow, Arable, and beautify! Wood Land, Situate bet Ween BEACONSFIELD and AMER/MA M, • , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick, Home, Regent-street,) At Gartaway's Cofee.house, 'Coast-alley, Grabill, Oa Tsurasnar, June,llllS, at 'hnive &Clock. A. DESIRABLE and comPAcr FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND. TAX REDEEMED, eisanramint An exeellem FAMILY FIMIft looted in a bemitilidiame, with delightful. Pleasure Orninds, ornamented by Altriviog Farr greens and Shrubs, planned and adapted for the accommodation of A Family of lteipectabilky, With handsome entertaining Apartments, principal and secondary Bed-eltambas and Servants' Rooms • an excellent rang* of Domestic Oakes attached ; capital Cellars for kVitte, Boer, Abs, ate. LatutdrYs Vrewhouse adjoicing Wood-house, &e. Ouch Howse for Four parriages, Four-stall Stable, open uide and Loft over ; productive t chef' Garden, well Planted, and part Walled, Tool-house, Stn' A converdint FARM HOUSF.. Garden, and Orchard; large Yard, with Barns. Stables, cards Sheds, Mill Home and Mill; re id= Ontbssidimp, Pond of Water ; a neat Cottage. with Garden and amilards, net sundry Enclosures of capital bioadow, Arable, and Imontifni Wood Land, with delightful Walks sod Drives. The whole emitainingispwards of` TWO HU NIDRED AND TWENTY-SIMS ACRES In eseellemeokimtiess, Melded by thriving in a Ring Fusee; and altogether worthy, rho attention of a Gail ma fond of Agricultural Pursuits; alma* about two miles from Peaconelleid, three host Amersham. haven from High Winona*, too Irons Una bridge, and twenty-Sic fro= London. • be had es tho F To be viewed by Ticket . Particulars may t*, mists ; and at the Saracens Had. /3eacossaaid ; Red 1.1614 combs ; Crown, Amenham ; White klorm,Uxbridgit ; Essex Arms, Watford; of Messrs. Great, Pemberton, and Crawley. Isibition. Salisbury-nun. Fleet-stnet ; at Garraway's; sadof Me. lioMoo. We. 470, Itegent.stroet, where Tickets may be had, and a Pl= et the Estate seen. . HAMPSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE. Desirable RESIDENCEpeated on a Lawn,with Pleasure Granada. Capital Walled Gardens, Conic Hanes, Stables, Farm Yard, Barn, Stabling, Outbuildings, and Cottages, and _ ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES Of euellent Meadow, Arable, and small part - Wood Land, Between Alresford, Bishop's Waltham, and Winchester. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent•streat). • At Garraway's Coles House, 'Change-alloy. QM". On Tneusuov, the sth isle, 1555, at Twelve o'Cloek, i A VALUABLE ESTATE, part Freehold, • small 'part Copyhold, and part Lesiebold, sides On Cbureb. DEAN HOUSE About five miles from Alresford, in the Parish el KihnistaeOs the County el Hines. A MODERN BRICK BUILT RESIDENCE. Erected on a bandseese elevation, seated upon a Lawn, with Plea. sure Grounds, tastefully laid out, dated accommodaden of A Family of the First ability, With excellent Doinestin Mires, and detached ; well sup plied with Water, conveyed eq various parts of the House; Two Coach Houses; Stabling for Fifteen Horses; a very productive Walled Garden, well cropped and planted, and detlW with Mice Fruit Tress. TWO neat BRICK COTTAGES, with GARDENS. Ceiba] Farm Yard, with Barn, Stables, Cattle Shed.. Granary, DoVe Cote, Poultry Houses, Piggery, &c. and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arible, and small Piece of Coppice Land, all lying compact ; presenting a very ellole Property for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits and Field Sports, and ia the vicinity of two celebrated Packs of Fos-bounds. The Neigh bourhood highly respectable, in a remarkably healthy country, with good roads in all directions; distant See adles frees Airesford, eight from Winchester; six from Bishop's Waltham, 17 from Southampton, and 60 from London. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulate may be bad upon the Premises; at the Swan, Abesford ; George, Winchester; Star, Southampton; Lion and Lamb, Farnham ; King's Arms, God. alining; Bear, Reading; King's Arms, Bagebot ; of Messrs. Ikundrett, Spinks, and Reddish, Solicitors,Temple; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street; where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate may be seen. " Deans cc plea's user. Thy hone, mid (is the cap of life. That booey.drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is hewed by marriage; • the strictest tie of perpetual Friend ship." is a gift fromEleaves, censenting pleasure with rental; by which, rsys Atithases, " we appeoadiln some degree of association, with celestial intelligence." ' Provisos. however, to tumeriag into this hallowed obligation, it boommes as imperative duty, pot mg/ to meat* the passions. but su Omer the Poem nature from these impurities which the fits* ism Of unrestricted pkastsre may have mailed apes it. To the neglect of such 'ltemise, are attribetable many of those hapless luitances which, while they 'idyl the commiseradon of the be lasitkr,should•abe intpresslim with the fear of seltreproach. Luxurious habits will digethalat the body—a residence in the upipk• will relax the elastic ilbre—but more especially does din piomonule Infamies of youth too frequently compromise turalgOptity bates Mato of isanition, Iran whence the seaman t hin is die dance of relief. To all s:d i s seset A we address ouseakes, oath% hope, war • nuletidur felicity; nor will an advances appear they are by the multiplied proofs atilD rare soitessfel expselnine. The easy cues of married life are sousstimes disturbed' by =lof those blessings which coaceetrato the aspiW wow*, i r female habit is elms constinitionally we f a is tr ia l l can 01 sfiengthened, and deSchme eaters? improved into In every case of syphilltie_biemeles, *swell as in every Magi of the generative economy, we , PM. our ability to cure = y Hl s : and with effect. Earnestly espel the unfeeling from the position so presumgmemsly taken up. we deviate front Eon: l principles with less hesitation ; and cooldent`in our own rat* integrity as Members of the Collep of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of eitber lea (cordate thine futed•S lato matrimonial onto to our house, where daily attendainte is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the cottony ire immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Adele, Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the ws d d, thweeer distant. OOSSand Co. aI.LC. Sorgetsos, • We. I s le iSouverie.steeet, Fleetstreet. Liehdon• (Seventeenth I. The loner teee. - theatana, • 3PJust a f g amiliar. terry on the abnve'lEseises. addressed eadedvely to the 'Female Sua. bitty 'ha had at b.. terposterdrow; AO, Pall-nsall Prinees.strisat. Enke; VP 4, 'Ma sweat t 4, - Catberlass-eutki, Strand, Landon; Porter, TS. tifillitb‘ . . strost, Dublin; Janes, 117, ?tongue. Glasgow ;411, SouthAnsilget ,street, Edinburgh ; and of all Booksallera. race Ss. FROM LAST Gabin===ro King les appelmeill W il liam go* of ,Arms, to lw Norfolk iford4 anal 14tist.aliag1)* TS. • . James Iliiiniiid,•BlOmisss. Norekonseman; to sugetider May 1?, at tea, June 4, at one, sod el, at tpn. at theVatrt of COSIMair skates of Bankrupts, IhninghsEutreel. Athorney, Mr. I. ledp, Temple Chambhrs, Fleet street. ... •L • Robert Yobston, Mitre-colut, Flostatrew, lateatillisnor i *414, 21, at dove., and June Si, it tupelos. at die OW w 91•s 10 . sinners of Bankrupts, BaslogiutEstreet. Amatory; Mt. iisibm. Chancery-lane. Thomas Dizon, jss. Chimer. Lasesskire. coereasoodiant, hat 1, at five, S, at ten, and Si, at twelve. as tie Ina, Cli• theme. Attornies, Maws, Hard and &Anson, Mies Each walk, Temple; Mr. Wardle. Oltkeroe; cc Meta* Slav sod Artindale. Burnley, Lancashire. DIVIDENDS to mad* is BASINGHA Lt.-STREET. May 14, F. Powell, Earl-street, Mae Maim% coraheter,at ten. May 31, T. Wekhnun, Itatbbone-pleee, !miser maker, at ten. May 31, J. Dawes, Gareed.otrovt, orantemsedmet, at ten. .lune 4, J. H. Browne. Clapham, lissen-draper, at eleven. June 4, IL Clarke, Newport, Isle of Wight, brewer, at tee. May 31, J. Wren, Great Tlehllehl-street, carpenter, at ton.- • DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. June 1, H. A. IlUngworth, Fowry, Cornwall, wino-merchant, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. May il, H. Leach, Bristol, linenmerehant, at me, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. June 1. S. Harrison, New Ilinford. Lincolnshire - , weaver, at eleven, at the Lion Hotel, Ilinford. June 3, J . Wood, Leeds,. wools. pier, as clews at the Cosmbottee. ) wads. lone 3, L . Bandy/. Leeds, stulLuserebant, at deem, at the Comt-kaust. Ueda.— June 7 , J. &lards,. Bolton, laneashlre, eottemininufatturer, at two, at the Siar Ion; Mantbeett. • Jame 1; 0. M. Watson, Rack- lodge, Durham, eormmierebant, at tsteive, - mg the; Queens Head Inn, Morpeth. July 7, T. Coalmen, Scallop., Yorkshire, brewer, at eleven, at the Black Llop Inn, Bridlington. . CERTIFICATRS—MoI t. • R. Richardson, Brighthrlemony Wilder. T.:Ansitington, Car l/110, ironmoncr. J. Fielding, lato of Mows*, Campaign, corn arakr. W. Hood, Hardlay, Norfolk, ntecchant. J. A.. Cattle. Into of Orem Hanunerton, Yorkshine, ntabotacrimer. W. Rl irf, Alfresco, Derbyshire, coat.isetellast. W.:Stamm, jun. Ro ikarea Totraoe.;Coosanatoial.road, Pam, Oramood, I! . .. • .. • • DIS9O4UTIONB -Of . PARTNEIBBIBink, :• • ' r. lidi..thopit, Ptesteo, Cattlised Hub. bat, likrsrposiotsest, Oaf at Letrion. -Liner and illsiotemo then, Term Yorkshire, serriere. **Om sad artistry,. Dm , teed, near Biresimphoty beilders. Emmy sad : Crawford War! den, Nortbmeheilsodateperomielaiihatots. Wetr.and CO. , Odft gow. &Wins sad Om ROW raft, hankie*. NOM and Hump; lillaashemek ealleiglillalgt. -Norwood and Rooks, HenTerd, sargeem. Oho* had Petra, Tmo, tea l timien.r. Broadbent and Co. LomproodAterkskire, Leach and Muatford. Nerthanipten, v babergshers. a."l llyik and Manchester,ailcoprinters. Iberian and Peek, libialey; Ward ? shire, colour-makers. Wilms and Co. &Awe AMC Co. Pyad 'and Aldridge, Garrett-lase, Woodward", dyers. Barron and Nunthod, Berwiekotreet, Sabo, painters. Cabet and Jehoseip Birmingham, saltonerchants. Braitherabe and Winck ere~ts, sate street, New. mad. brewers. Nalegten and Etches, Leek, fsflt fordshire, milliners. Ciiitdum and Co. Maischester, silbonesit lecturers. Twiu and Petite, Lower Thanmesocreet, hors; Jee and Co. Liverpool, broken. Cragg and Pbmittstan, ton Cross, livery.reable.keepers. Tilley and Wilson, Newman. street, Oxfordouvet, cosehmakers. Wont and Co. Shoe-lane. SPORTING INTELbIGIINCE. YORK SPRINO MEETING, lets. • ISSllll‘Ttitalt 0. Sweepstakes of 110 mi. each, for bones, lice. o f all ages, 3 yrsja. 4 yn, ost. 51b. 5 yrs. Oat. 6 yrs sod sged.9st 41b. (41b. allowed to maiden hones at the dote et nanslng ; S and 4 yr. old Mlles Ismaili lb.)! tones. • Mr. Whittaker's br. h. Lottery, 5 yrs Lord Kelburoe's br. c. &snood. 4 yrs Lord Eitzwilliaties br. e: Florianarl, 4 yrs W. Loaders br. e. Borystheues, 4 yrs Lord Seatberisogh's clue. Yeesig Caw% 4 yrs . A good rat:l4W was sheerly ; I.l~n the _favollTise. rods W B. Balkh Ososood, by IL .ltdivards ; Merismri, by .W. CEA; Derrelissos. by T. Niebehoo ; and Lord Seorberoogles, by O. Noise. The Filly Sapßog Stakes . 0,50 gs. each h. R. !sr 3-yr old Mies Slb. last nine andlialf. Watt's b. by Wakes . Lord Pitswillloos's tr. Beatrice . . Woo wry: Swiegotakei of 10 soot:ekes each, for 3 pl old colts, ll* sib. Mies M. last mile and three quarters. Sir J. B,as's hr. e. Triscolo ' Puke et Lords's b. e• bLZl tia ldster Mr. W. L. Foes Le. Lord Searberaagles eh. e. by Interpreter Mr. Butter's b. n. SpinaSray, . . $ The was a bawl/fel race, and woo by Trinculo, after a tremeo. does &thing struggle,by wily half a seek. Clift rode the winner; S. Sositb,tbo Whiskers. T. Nichols/10. Liuguist ; G. Masao, Lord Soashoessigh's ; and Jackson. Spinals/ay. Ilbseigdaglit. Lew Stakes 00 son. each, for 3 yrs old colts, let. • . - 136. Allies, lit. Last wile and three tartan. Mr. *oft b. c• Memos. • • . I Lord Nolburoe's eh. c. Daredevil. • • .1 2 • Doke of Leeds's b. e... Croweatriser, . . . Mr. F. lailley'sga e. by taterpreter . . 4 Two to ow us iliewooo. who made all the running and clo.. Mir ; rode byW.Seott ; Daredevil, by /*Edwards; Croweateher, by li. Solids; sod the last by 'Nehoo. Match, 1000 sov. each h. R. Thiee miles. Mt. R./all's tu d Akio, 1 yrs, Est. 131 b. . . I Lord Usossokg's bi. Mgpseintor. Gym est. 41b. . . • A wry raw. but woo elererly.—R. Johnsen rods the 9110 Der, and T: A (ham Miga.-11dhsgillfisep fought Bee Warwick on ?MAW ea the Closeout Lhies;for az puree of 251. colleted among tYr 011 loan of the (Amiss& After a hard fight of 35 initiates SW, was declared the victor. CORN RECHANdII. MARK.LANE, MAT 11. Our supplies slow Phtatif have come rubes owe Neely to baud, hawitur had 4,300 qrs. of Wheat. 1,700 qrs. of Baxley. 5.450 qra of ' pats, and 11.4100 Sachs et Mohr 4 and is ideas; trade is estreasely doll. but bloods 's prices pre danaoded fair ftnesampks. Marley is also Tort heavy sale, but ow lower. Oats arc a tat lower; but lo Peas and Deans there ishe alteration. ' . . . . . . The LeanOiencathewebserved v at the elose : of shegeoceedier of the day. that in so impertaut a cause as dds, esti fermi mem medation of the -Gentlemen of the Bar, from Santkibeelikothed in it at their Lordships' Bar. who., presence/a sh iimmetry at the commencement of the Session is Scotland. the.Hoese was as tions to make such arraelesnest as meld be made t, and therefore the Home would hew what fanbet Mr. Forsyth had to offer in con chides. to.tnetiow, from two gainless o'clock. • . . • Mr. hi/m.4mm and others, fee the Cosentoos,broogit op sore -1.1 Print , : Inik, width were read. a lint time. . . • : • A Gendentsn from the Commedialenswef• lithistho Flstbesr, pies sated several Rotates relative to the•flupte Pier, *am to • she order. of the House.—Leid es* teldia- _ . The CORD CHANCELLOR presented a Peddis Abase the Mayor dal Burgesses of Tomas, praying for a revisks of die Corn la‘t , ..-Laid on the table. • ~ . Lord SUFFIELD pretested a Pititimi front the. Owsers and Occupiers of Land of levers! Hundreds in the Cooney of Norfolk, against any alteration in the Corn Laws. He thought the Petition emitted to the attendee of their Lordships, but ; hoped that before the dine when the question should be tak inp by Parnassian, th e landowners would have got rid of their gib lass alarms.--Laid on the table. • Vincent MELVILLE presented a Petident from the Clergy of Scotland, assembled at Perth, arias any alteration in the Corn Laws.—Laid on the table. • Levi GROSVENOR held a fresh proof of the asepses In which t ai eil i z i l i r t Pubik was thisrepeeseseed es the sableet of ion. We bad hoes left misled by the a ssume gives some dart** of the way in which in Ae‘Cathenc Adidas Wad bin got up at the ble , elftstiond.. Others. were Glinlisly got up, and whin was made there was scarcely anew, to father them. A' Petition hattliatly bees- tomseased Gum Manchester whist the Qukones, whica was described as ea vermin the sentiments of that great city. Noss to held a winter Petition . in favour of granting the Catholic Claims, front a greet majority of inhabitants of that same city, who had signed it not withstanding ail the pains whisk had been taken to procure the fanner. That a large majority of the Inhabitants of that place should have subscribed such a Petition was the more important, as if these was a town in the Empire most sincerely attached to the Church, it was Manchester. Yet it bad now decided in f li tt li rthe Catholics, and prayed that the restrictions under which dialling' 11 0 late laboured should be removed is unnecessary. 'Du LORD CHANCELLOR should have thought that atter ell ifsit had the other day, and the Statements which he had . mode the Antimid Petidee; the-Noble Earl would not have =o =l Introdaced the abject without first mentioning it to him (the Lord Chastener). He coda assure the Noble Lord that that had been sent without any previous nodes to tbe person by whoa it had bees presented, and that he himself had taken no steps -as be had formerly declared, in procuring or getting up Peti tions. And yet, when be should come to the proper stage for di.- cadet the isestios, he eised be glad to have an opportunity to thew that arm had so many Petitions been presented against any measure as *me were at the preeset *meat against Catholic Emssidpedoo....The Petition laving bees bid on the table. lbe Lona CHANCELLOR peesented IPetitissis ream emu Pedshea is the Cotesey of York, and from that of Ift. John * is the City of Westminster, agilast the Catholic Claims. •UM eh die table. • ROW redden were then FlowlV!if the Bishop * of Lb 0...• doesk:.llltos MOW Parishes in the iftsim of . laeceede i apd by the Aid of Snereumese, holt the Protesust Diwenterief street Chapel, Chapel. Lissain's les.lieMs; from thole Of Gestalts's; All &- Palish in the Minty of Wpm, mod of Providadth Chapel (OW degdua'.), he Gars Ins-liae, and elee kept varloas Parishes ink •Conaties of'Detslt, less, and Ilentiegdose-4aid en the tea* Lord SUFFlELDresented a Peados free aktbalni . Wows of the Ereakehle Leas Bill,--140/Can theehla• i-... _- *: Lord micas' presented a PON'S to Iliaerm'affelillinl.4o. mist, and soder, that led *old 111.114, the *toner rafts ef LasEill es Friday or Had nest, as kailehlbe mast cosesiest. - After a few words from the Earl of Lammers, - the *Me LAN notice was laid ter Wednesday week, if so other buboes Intertheed, and for the easing Thursday. If it ad.—Adjoins& • . HOUSE OF COMMONS. . . The Gannet was crowded at a very esti, boar in eapetatien of the Debate es the Ronne Catholic Relief MR The crowd was se grew that it broke dews the dose which opens into the Gilkey end rushed in mach ecstasies hue des seats. The usual courtesy thews to the Reporters (by the Speaker's orders) was not dis. playell, and they wore* breed to struggle to their places with the loftiest dilikulty, _ _ - At four ecleek the . Steam took the Chair. from. . Mr. GLADSTONE preseated a Pedtioa Edinburgh a. fains' the Edtabergis and Leith Water Works MIL Mr. SYKES pr. esnald a Petition front the Ship Owners of Htdl in favour of the Hull Decks SW. Mr. M ONCE proonsted a Pedalos from Benjamin Mk, praying for an *trades is the Poor Rates.—Ordered to lie as the sable. Mr. MONTEITH Promoted a Padden from Glaugliw &phut the Clyde Navigatio• BlL—Refirred to the Committed. Mr. GOR DON presented a Pedalo againstehe ibises and Berko Canal EM, from the Thames Navigatiso Company and othersr— Selerred to the Committee. Mr. HURST prometed a Petidoe from the Doke of NorkPik against the Halifax Rood Ifilk Mr. BURRELL Petitiod against the Brighton prevenient 11111.-- so the Osesmitsee. Mr. A. CAMPBELL refocused a Petidost spinet the Clyde Navigadee_ MO from Dumbarton, and two similar IPesitions from Sir Michael Steam all the tetrad Oremock.—Referred to the CSC . Mr. RTWRIGHT pmeensed a Pod*on from litaliartaa. Casty of Nadminpten, against the Revue Catholic Claints.—. Ordered to be re IL KNA47ll3ULLpeessoted a Petitioa from Maidesese, pay for a revisal of the Elvetkre Fraud*, et that tows.— Ordered to be Sir J. OWltr a. p7 k esented a Petition from Peashosbe, egoist way further coscesdos to the Rome Cathellea.—Ordtrod is be M issed. bk. It CLINTON pretested a Peados from St. Peter's, West. minstor, against the Catholic (,Liras.—Ordered to be Fisted. kiUME postponed his spokes until Temisy, the Beth. CATHOLIC CLAIM& Mr. DOHERTY. is the abeam, of the Right Hon. thy Secre tary of State for Foreign Alike, mooted a husks frost the Protostants of the Gamy of Galway, is favour of the Catholic Claims. It was stem numerensly and respectably . Mr. V. FITZGERALD said. the Pythias was signed by almost every Nobleman and Gendonan of that County, which was the most Catholic Loaof Ireland. Mr. DOBIINICK BROWNE bare testimony to Ilse remote bility of the redden, sad said it was a fair sample of this MOM/ of the Protestant Gram of Wald. Mr. DOHERTY moved the Petition should be primp& At It was probably, the last Foldout which would be promoted on this xobiect, he would state the eamhse.nr Pam's* rnms Ws" speedo. the Catholic Odom. Oalli aloe. had hate presented whim thew, and eighties is their It lees impetus% that I the Presestrass of lrelend should be ht leri the Cathelle Raid should paso—(Hser). I Ur. S. RICE said, that the public five We every daybesetaing ' mere smog in Ireland kr firmer el' the - Wolin. It the Relief BM were lost, it meat. thereby, he lam NM. trisslieskiss sr p i ma feeling ; but he loped*. would alsimesig pm e. Mr. BUTTER WORTll.Mdastalned that soar of ' tont Padden, bad been astound thrash menaces. 411. V. FITZGERALD, as an Irish Gestkman, 4 A : tbs Pleittf• denied la tilt