Star. — London, England, 1828-04-25 00:00:00

- gad been the situation of the Governm nt dun i .g the last six months, they must admit that it was almost impossible that the Government could have made any benefi -ial changes in the Court of Chancery. Hon. Friend could not make out any case against Go Ternment if, under the embarrassing cit ctowstances 01 the last three months, they bad not made any alteratiot in the Chancery. There was undoubtedly in the Count of Chancet y and in the C.turt of King's Bench a grea linear of business. These Courts were overwhelmed ' with business, which it was said three human beings could not disearge. Mr. BROU GH A M—" Three angels, he said, could not get through it"—(A laugh). Mr. Secretary PEEL said, three persons had certainly been considered insufficient to discharge the business. With respect to the intended changes, it is as in con templation to make the Court of Exchequer astist the Chancery in the disposal of Equity business. In the Ec chequer the business was confined to a few Attornies or Clerks of the Court. It was in contemplation to admit the Attornies of all the Counts to practise in the Ex chequer upon Equity business. lf, by the addition ol another Judge in the Court of Exchequer for Equity business only, the Court of Chancery could be assisted, and the arrear of causes wiped off, the change might be desirable, and the project would at least receive due consideration. The Right Hon. Gentleman was not un willing to attend to a judicious Jeff), m, but he could not be governed by abstract propositions. He should meet with a direct negative the propositioa ol his Hon. Friend, and move the previous question. would then be in the poster of his lion. Friend to with draw his motion. The question and amendment having been put, Sir JAMES SCA R LETT opposed the mot ion. He could not vote for the proposition of his Honourable Friend, because he agreed with his Right Honourable Friend, that it offered no specific object. With respect to the Court of Chancery, Sir S. Romilly, who knew the practice of that Court. declared, when be brought the subject under consideration, that three Judges were not sufficient to meet the arrears of businesi. He (Sir J; Scarlett) was willing to wait for the improvement which he ex pected to be made in the practice of Chancery by the present Lord Chancellor. He did not know a man more disposed to promote reform in Chancery than that Noble Perron. His Right Hon. Friend had left the Bar to defend themselves againat the charges made by the Member for Colchester. He was one who thought the Bar of England required no defence. The honour and integrity of the Bar was known in that House, but it would happen that the Members of the Profession often found among their body some Individual whose conduct was a disgrace to them. He could not deny that persons with loose morals, but great talents, found their way to the Bar; but to say the Bar of England was a mem easy profession, was speaking the language of ignorance for the purpose of invective. The Hon. and Learned Gentleman supported the amendment. Mr. BROUGHAM could not vote for the motion of his Hon. Friend. foe whose esertion in the reform of the Court of Chancery was entitled to great praise. He could not vote for it without actin inconsistently with the opinions which he had uniformly es teemed in that House. It was the opinion of the late Sir Samuel atomilly that two Judges, if they did their duty as they ought, *ere quite sufficient to transact the business of the Court of Chan. eery, and in that opinion he ( Mr. Brougham) fully concurred, even allowing that since the time of that great man the business of Chan cery had encreased one-half, the addition of one Judge was, hr (eldr. Brougham) thought sufficient to transact the additional tmainess, and as a proof of ft lw need only say, that the of business was decreasing daily. He had no doubt, if the present arrears were disposed of, but that the three Chancery Judges were fully competent to dispose of all suits isibmined to them. He had no dopht but that, if a prro.er reform took piece in the Courts of Common Law, a great deal of the litigation submitted to Chancery would be driven off to those Courts, to which it more pro; et ly be inns. d. It should also be recollected that, oorwithstanding the a, eat talents of the Lord Chancellor, he was yet new in the practice of that Court, and there was no doubt but that, with his anxious desire to get through the boldness of Chancery, he would, after a little more 'experience, be able to get through all his judicial duties. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR shortly replied,.and concluded by calling urn the House to decide whether, in the absence of any thing like refutation of what he bad advanced, they would vote for the pre glom question, or support a plain, honest. and simple proposition, which was supported by facts upon the table of the House. The House then divided, when then numbers appeared— for the previous questi.m, 91 I Against it, 42 I Majority, 49. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the Muse adjourned at a qeMITSJI IV Two o'Ct.ocx. THE EVENIN( STAR. LON 1) th\ . FRIDAY, APRIL 95. Ig2B Mmic—DucHigsbor GLoucessta's HOIJDAT AT TUT BANA. • STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Ila Cooed market, which left off yesterday at 8.51 ► for the Act:neat, opened at the same price this morning, with little or or hasiorm doing up to the present time. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Within this hour, the Coastal market has taken a start. and Console may be quoted at B 6►, alternately buyers and sellers. Thls wise is owing to an Express from Vienna, bringing the Metalllques at 911. which is an improvement of I to 1 per cent. since the last pikes. Accounts have been received in Vienna from the F.a..t, which are favoerable, as well as those received yesterday by our Gowesiussent of nearly the tame tenour. FOURION FUNOS, TWO O'CLOCK. Samos Ayres lids. Gp C. Poi tug. Eds. 5 p C. Ornith lid•. S pet. GO Do Acct. 601 1 De. Aar. coi i Pruss. Bondi, 5 p Ct 991 2 Greek 800de,1825, 5 pCt. 17 Russ. 8a15.113 . 22,5 pesCL 894 89 Met. i1d5,11125, 6 pCt 541 I Do. Acct. $9l 1/o Acct 341 Spanish lids 5 p Ct 111 DitiTl6ll AND FOAnIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. SNAKE. /Alb. Brazilian 35 sto 73 74 ' Praia, Iron Company 3t► 491 7 United Mexican 40 36 111 Nt etch Iron Sc Ccal 25 S 3 21 Al.:ance Ilritish and Foreign 100 10 9 / i 9 Marine Alliance lOO 5 31 In the House of Lords last night Lord ELDON moved the insertion of a clause in the Test and CorporatiOn Repeal Bill, declaring the inviolability of the Protestant Establishment: it was opposed by the Duke of WEL NOTON and Lord HOLLAND, and rejected by a majority of 40. Lord ELDON likewise min ed,that the party making the declaration should also state himself to be a Pro. testant ; but, in consequence of the absence of many of the Peers, who did not expect the proposal of any fur ther amendments, the consideration of the question was postponed until this night. The debate seemed to have reference to the effect of the Bill on the Catholic Question. which the Anti-Catholics fear may be favour. • able. We are glad to perceive tlzat the Duke ci Wxy-tatunos stated, "that under any circumstances It was wither his nor Mr. Patea intention to prejudice the Catholic Question one way or the other." A Petition was presented from Mr.GoLtastilD, a Jew of the highest respectability, complaining of the hardship of being debarred by the words, on the faith of a Christieb," from the privileges enjoyed by that persua s jon hitherto. It is much to be regretted, that a healing end liberal measure should be tinged with any portion of intolerance ; and we think the case of the Jews is irly intitl-d to be considered, on the broad principle, that no Isone.t man should be excluded from office on die ground of his regions belief. • In the Rome of ComatOme Mr. M. A. TAXLOR made I his iinnsial motion for Reformist die Co&s't of I;I34iiCCI y, which was Inst by a majority of 91 to 49. The Hon. Gentleman's suggestions, for effecting the liberation of the Forty Millions of property of his Maje.tys subjects out of the hard gripe, as he called it, of the Court, w ere the appointment of an additional Equity Judge, leaving the LORD CHANCELLOR at liberty to preside without interruption in the House of Lords ; and the separation of the bankruptcy business from the Court of Chancery , and erectirg it into an independent jurisdiction. These propositions have been frequently before the public, and with regard to the latter, we are satisfied that the prevailing opinion both among professional and mer• cantile men, is in favour of a change. A regular Court of Bankruptcy should be established ; sitting, not for a few hours,every week, but daily, composed of permanent and competent Judges, instead of the present uosatis iactory way of . managing it by Commissioners. Mr, PEEL thought that much relief would be afforded to the Court of Chancery , by the proposed alterations in the Exchequer, tending to make that Court an efficient Equity tribunal, but we fear that would hardly do enough. Mr. BROUGHAM made some observations on i.is two law commissions, m hich seem to show his dis satisfaction at the Commissioners lik. ly to be appointed. Every thing, in an i quiry of s rch a nature, depends ors the clatacter of the men entrusted w ith so weighty a charge. The Paris Papers of Wednesday contain accounts from Odessa, stating that the war with Turkey is con sidered there as decisive—the Russian ttanspoits haviog sailed from the Crimea to take in the troops destined for the mouth of the Danube. The arch , ur for conquest of the Russian at my will, we suspect, not be cooled by their success on the Persian frontier, nor by the appro bation and honours confetted on atm by their S .ve-- reign. With the most earnest desire for peace, the Emperor NICHOLAS cannot disregard alt Nether the voice of his people. That voice, seconded by the irre sistible cries of an immense army—is for war. The feeling is perhaps difficult to understand in this country ; but the Russians unite to their military taste an enthu siastic religious feeling ) which aids with an unexampled power the cause of their Christian brethren in Greece. New York Papers have been received at the North and Suuth American Coffee H , nse, to the 2J of April. FROM THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE, MARCH 31. INsuanEcriox AT At CAYEs.--Captain Hurst at rived at-East lt.ver on Nloadiy evening, in sixteen days from Putt an lie informs the EJ.tor of the Norfolk Beacon that a serious insurrection had broken out at Aux Caye• ; a.id that President Boyer, with a force of several thonssnd men, was to march from Port au Pr;nce for Aux Cayes, to quell the instil rection. CovAtEstA:—A letter from Colombia, published in the Norfolk Herald, mentions that the el:ctions, which took place on the 7th of January, resu;sed on the choice of the Libetals to the exclusion of the lioliv:an candidates; hut a report was got up that the S . aniards were on the coast, and th-t the province of Coro was to it hellion. NI 41.'641 law was proclaimed, to the satisfac• lion of his Excellency, 'Ain estlmed his unlimited power s. Frankfort Papers to the 19AI inst. were re:eived this m)rning. An article from the bank: of the Danube, details the measures pursuing by Au+tria for the concentration of A powerful army in her proti:ice• bordering on Tut key, a Irre already 133.000 ire steed to have assembled, ot. et coming- nts 1.11 the match. This is the only article of political interigence rtes Payers contain. The following are extracts: FROM Till:. BANKS OF THE DlNt.7llft, nem tz. Austria, which is the most immesfately coic reed in the war which tire-dens to break upon it. lean iers, is taking all necessary measures, in the es;:ectaiion of this contingency. By a rough estimate, the force which that poaer has concentrated in the Buckowina, tee Bannat of Temeswar, Sclavonia, and Croatia, may be taken at 130,000 men ; but, above all, the Conivn formed on the frontiers of Scrvia presents a fotmidoLle appearance; for, betides the 17 frontier regiments, which were raised to their full complement three air low months ago, by order of the Anne Causcil of W .r, this Cot Jon has noav been reinforced with 40,000 observation trop of the line, conisting principaly of llong srian regiments ; this line is also completely provided with liAd artillery, of which considerable parks have been formed in the vicinity of Temeiwar and Semlin. Nine' regiments of infAt:tr y and five of cavalry, forming int t of the army in Italy, have ju.t received orchis to quit their car.tonments on the P and in other farts of the kingdom of Lombardy and-Venice. They are to repair to Venice and some other ports in the Adriatic, to be embarked directly for the coasts of Dalmatia. LEIPSIC, ATRIL 11. We l-egin to apprehend that our Easter fair will not be very favourable. We have good, for sale, principally English manufactures, but fewer purchasers than usual from Darmstadt, Prussia, and Bavaria. The great trade with Br ody is at an end, and that with Tiflis too recently established, and the crisis of the Persian war hardly over : our great commercial connections with, Jassy and Bucharest are threatened with a new revolution, if the Russians should enter the principalities. All the Arme nians are merchants, and did a great deal of business with Jassy and Bucharest. Naw the displer ure of the Sultan falls on the Catholic Armenians, they are phut ,iered and banished, and he will certainly not pay off the debts of the victims. We may therefore expect great losses and many bankruptcies of their Christian creditors. A Royal Decree orders that Burgher guard. shall be formed in all the towns in the kingdom which have at least 5,000 inhabitants. With this population the guard shall be only ten men, and to be increased five men for every 500 souls.. —Frankfort Papers, April le. His MAJ EST* birth day has been celebrated through out the country with every demonstration of loyalty and attachment to his MaJesrv's pei son and Government. Prince LEOPOLD tido a numerous dinner party yester day, at Marlborough House, Pall Mall. Lord BLOOM FIELD tron,acied business yesterday with Zed Dinar, at tbe Foreign oSce, Downiapstriet. TliL•' ‘,UU it I CIIt4;ULAR. HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY. The Duke of CLatisace gave a grand dinner in honour of the day, at his residence in the Admiralty, to the Lords of his Royal Highness's Council, sod a numerous party of Noble men and Gentlemen. Among the company were—Earls Darnley, Mount F.dgcunte, and Cawdor; Lord Arden, Sir W. J. Hope, Sir G. Cockburn, Sir E. Owen, Sir G. Clerk, Earl firecknock, Mr. Croker, Mr. Barrow, Sir J. Cockburn, Sir W. Route, Sir Christo pher Robinson, Honour:Ades R. Dundas, W. L. Bathurst, H. Lem, Commissioners . Middleton, Boyle, Lewis, Woolley, Hill, Commodore White, Captains Spencer, Mundy, Woolmore ; Gene rals Campbell, Stapleton, and Colonel M'Cloverty. Mt. Secretary Husxtsson, as Colonial Secretary, entertained the President of the Board of Controul, the Secretary at War, the Commander of the Forces, the Judge Advocate General, the Paymaster of the Forces, the Adjutant-General, the Quarter-Master-General, the Secretary to the Commander of the Forces, the Lieutenant-General, Clerks and Treasurer of the Ord nance, the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, the Under Secretaries of State for the Colonial Department, Sir James Lyon, Sit A. Dickson, Sir A. Hope, Mr. Wilmot-Horton, Mr. T. Cour tenay, Mr. L. Peel, General Blackwell, General Phipps, Colonel Maxwell, &c. Toe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave a grand dinner to the President of the Board of Trade, the Chief Commis sioner of Woods and Forests, the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland, the Vice Treasurer of Ireland, the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Lords of the Treasury, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Chairman of the Committee of the House of Commons, the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank, the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Fast India Company. the Chairman anti Deputy Chairman of the Commissioners of Excise, the Chairntan of the Commissioners for the Customs, the Chairman of the Com missioners of Stamps, the Secretaries to the Treasury, the Pt eel dent of the Royal Society, Messrs. R. Ward, Drewe, -Palmer, Walpole, &c. The Duchess of Gcnucessaa and the Princess So no* visited his blaazwe yesterday, at his Palace in St. James's THE PRINCESS AUGUETA.—The answer given yes day to the numerous inquirers after the health of the Princess was, " Hrr Royal Highness has passed a quiet night, and is a little better to.day." Her Medical attendants considered the Princess to be better yesterday than she had been since her indisposition. Her Royal Hightiesi received a short visit on Wednesday morning from her nephew, Prince George, and the i)uke of Cumberland. The Duchess of Gloucester and the Princess Sophia visited their Royal Sister yesterday. Mast of the Foreign, Ambassadors and :Ministers and their Ladies, and mailbag of the 'Nobility and Gentry, called yesterday to make their inquiries. DOVER, APRIL 24. - - • Arrived at one o'clock, P.M. in the Crusader packet, Captain HAIIILLOIC. from Calais, Ms Excellency Le Marquis de llssamas, Minister from the Court of Vienna, to the Emperor of the Beams, accompanied by his Secretary Le Chevalier ALUM/. They took refreshments at Wright's Hotel, and then set off in haste for London, it being the Marquis's intentions to embark for the Brazils without loss of time, in ful fi lment of bit mission. The Crusader left Dover wit hl passengers this morning, at seven o'clock, a as. for Calais, and returned to Dover with Le Marquis de RSV:MM. and Le Chevalier ALMEIDA, at one o'clock, performing both passages In six hours—a celerity which, W years ago, would have been deemed impossible and incredible. ANOTHER LETTER OF THE FAME DATE. A considerable bens,tion was created this day in tee minds of the good people of Dover, by the unexpected return of the steam-packet Crusader, which left here only this morning at seven o'clock, with a freight of carriages, horses. &c. for Calais, where she landed then; ; and, after taking on hoard his Excellency the Marquis If et taut (Ambassador from the Brazils), Le Chevalier A Lamina (on his way to London from Vienna), &c. arrived iu the offing at one o'clock—a short space of sit hours only to perform this double voyage. After landing his Excellency and suite, who went to Wright's Hotel and Skip Inn, the Crusader immediately returned to Calais, whence, with the grease-t possible ease, she could make her fourth v:.yage,an.‘ reach here by six o'clock. From no other point of the coast could these c%prclitinu• trips be made, and hence the great at:ti natur.d prt-teretice ever given to this port. Our bay wore an uousu.dly appearance—no less than four .tram-p-ckes were arriving from, and starting for, the opposite coast. The beach was crowded by must of the rank, beauty, and eJsbion now in the town; and well may we be proud of the num .,e.rs tioW those delightful situations the Marine Par ,de, Chr , nee and Guildletd ahem elegant residences have, in the 1.." space of three yr.irs, taken the places of bshing houses, which letter have mudevly retired. and now abundantly coats'. bum to the wants and luxutie, of all cl.wes. As his Excellency started immediately tor town, It will have taken him ilo more than eh yen hours to perform the voyage and journey front Calais to London. THE ARMY. T.ord HILL, as Commander of the Forces, field a Levee yes terday, at bli Office in the Horse Guards. The following (iettenik, and about thirty other Officers, paid their irspecta to bi< LorJship : I.I7I:T6NANT-GENVRAL3-- Dyurr, John Fusser, Sir John Byug, K.C. B. and G.C.H. Griffiths, Widdrington, sod Su John o.wald, G. C.ll. MAios-Gaua•Ls--Fosd, Sir Et ward Blakeriey, K.C.B. Black , well, and Lord William Itseasell. A General Court Martial, of which Lieutenant-Colonel Lawis was Pre.ident, was held on Tuesday last, at the Royal Marine Barracks, Plymouth, on a private of that Corps, for repeated de sertion. The finding of the Court has been forwarded to the Judge Advocate, for the sanction of his Royal Highness the Loan HIGH ADMIRAL. _ _ . the grand Division of the 64th Regiment arrived at Limerick, and the following day proceeded on route for Ualway. Det.ichments of the 64th have been replaced by the 75d at Mallow, Ch.irleville, and Kaitturk. The 57,d is ordered from Kilkenny and Clonmel to Dublin. The 76th Regiment, on leaving Waterford, wiU be replaced by the 70th front Cork. NAVAL IN 1 ELLIGENCE. The eulogist, front Barbadoes, is supposed to De arrived off Ply. mouth. • _ _ _ _ ..... The Liberty, Gtasom of Kmearame, bound to Ireland, was abandoned at sea on the 4th instant, being in a sinking state. Mat., Aran. 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London the West Indian, Gurrzav, for Jamaica; Voyager, Ariaism, and Albion. STEPHIIII‘ON, for Miramichi ; Lis, SALTER, for Malta; Fife shire, Wasox, for Honduras ; and Kingston., —, for Quebec. POIITYIIUUTN, Aral*. 24.—Wind W .S. W. Fatatousst, APRIL 23.—Wind W.—Sailed the Skylark packet, ' for St. Domingo, Jamaica Mexico, and Havannah. APRIL 24.—Odport, the Ilawlias, RISMAIDLN, from Ja maica; and Howard, —, from New York. Liviaroot., Aran. 23.—Arrived the Fanny Connell, .Tor, from Lisbon. Off port 4 the Crisis, from Bengal; and Pacific, from New York. _ _ _ • RGATE, Ann. 24.—Arrived off port, the Sandwich, Warr:, from Trinidad; and Velocity, Dm ' front Waterford. Pz.vmoura, Arum 23.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Ipswich, MALTBY, from London for illiramichi, baying been as far west as lung. 25. 20. and having experienced a severe gale, which lasted four days. Her larboard bow is parted, and thirteen timbers are broken. ()Sport, the Sally, 31acxx, from New York, in twenty. three days. PROM TIM PLTI6IO I /11111 /001131 AL. In . slreen Roder, Rome the general Oak• rode The Lord Mr. I Lord wool Tbt best wag !haul w•ho SCII4 tae on , for cone etc sons. His Majesty's snip Windsor Castle, 76, Captain E. D. Kum, now Commodore, arrived on Monday evening from Margate, hav ing been round to the eastward with troops from Lisbon. The Vigilant ketch, Lieatenant blanzarm, came in during Mon day night, and sailed again for Falmouth on Tuesday. She anchored again at the Island on Tuesday night. His Majesty's ship Briton, 46, Hon. Captain WILLIAM Consort, sailed on Tuesday morning on a cruize to the westward, in search of some piratical vessels said to have appeared off the Western Isles. The Royalist (tender to the Britannia), went out of harbour yes terday, and "Rebored at the island. She will sail to-day for forts-' mouth with a detachment of marines. In Ilamoase, the Windsor Castle, Britannia, Medina, Fylades, Pike, Frolic, Rinaldo, Leveret, Reyaard ; at the Island, the Vigi lant,Royalist, aad Bramble. Hosaar-Tows, Vim Douseres LAND Jaw. 10.—The Governor Smell sailed from Bence on the 3d Of October, in ballast, for Slopen bland. and the same day missed stays, and was driven on .bore by the swell, near Betsey's Island, and was wrecked. The Consul-Gets/cal of his Sicilian Majesty has addressed to the Secretary of Lloyd's Cuffr‘huuse the following communication : 4, 3, Homer-place, New-road, 24th April, 1828. . . 4, The Pontifical Governme nt having given orders that all vessels arriving from Sidly should be subjected to eleven days quarantine, and those from Naples to seven days quarantine, iu consequence of a report at a malignant malady having broken out in Sicily, 1 take the eartirst opportunity of officially assuring the public and mer chants trading to those parts, that the said report is absolutely false and unfounded. 4 4 8. SS LN ABl. • "Charged with the Willits el the Consulate , qessFalet Isis Bicalais Majesty. •• The hers. Cave. Tavistock, other The therr and Onft %Int Sow Stuff Holl ten _ Renewal Mr. Lord Mr plat, ratio Sweepstakes Dui the t. tegardin, eff. pal eater. Joseph commenced, the ing . crossing 1 wards u measured undecided. appear '- $1 prices SPOIITISG INTL:alai-IC VAL E. • NEWMARKET FIRST FIRST SPRING MERTIXO. ' NNWMA atm WYONDOAT NUM 'n the morning there was a sale by Messrs. Tattersall of A • i ten lots of blood stock, drafted from several stud+, and kW:sti ll den ch, Zuffani, Archer, l'aul I'ry, Seaa-, Sharpshno er, a, se of which were sold ; but none of them are of sulnciett n P t l sporting world to justify a description. The Jockey Club dinner was numerously attended by the Mg s . At Lord Sefton's, were the Duke of Richmond, Lord Ge at NUMBER . 12,848.] wendish, Lord George Bentinck, Marquis and Marchioness( ristock, Colonel Russell, Colonel Udny, Mr. Iray, and :ege t , er fasbioaables. The Duke of Rutland also had a dinner party, VICTUALLING OFIICE, , The Heath, notwithstanding the rain. was fashionably attends( re were present, the Dukes of Rutland, Richmond, Punka( i T HE COMMISSION Eta for VIC I Grafton ; Lords G. H. Cavendish, Tavistock, Verulam,Jer an . - hi: MAJESTrS NAVY, 4c. do herdry gi • ford, Stradbrooke, Somerset C. Fitzroy, J. Fitzroy, Wilto e • ' Vat on Emmet, the 2 d of May next , they will alytieux, Lowther, Anson, It. ' h Manners, Wharncliffe, Norman by • Count Montrond ; Sir J. Shelley; Colonels Reese •re Tenders in writing (sealed lap), and treat for abbe, and " Utany; Captains Grant, Millard; Messrs. Greville, ' w oa d Articles, to be delivered into the Victual alyoake' Duncombe, Mins, &c. At the New Betting Rooms in the evening, the betting was song BISCUIT viz. BISCUIT MEAL, Two Thousand Eight neml that on either of the preceding days, touching on the Derby, lilts, and Thousand Guineas Stakes, as follow— COCOA, Thirty Tons Own TMOULINO GUINEAS' Stases. BUTTER, Sit Tons 7 to 4 agst Mr. Molony's Zoe CHEESE, Ten Tons 9 to 4 Lord Jersey's Trampoline 9 to 2 Mr. Thornhill'i Bee its a Bonnet PEAS (Kiln Dried), Six Hundred Canute 6to t Lord G. Cavendish's Barrosa City . SUGAR, Fifty Tons . Mose. SOAP, Party Tons • 71 to 2 apt Hon. E. Peter's The Colonel One Half of Each by the 25th of May next, and 4 to 1 Duke of Rutland's Cadland 10 to 1 Mr. Houldsworth'a Lambtoniao be the sth of July next follo wi ng . 12 to 1 Sir J. Shelley's Giraffe 14 to 1 Mr. Thorishill's Merchant Liverpool ts 16 to 1 Lord Grosvenor's Navarin SALT—Cheshire Bay (s t ( o S v t e ov D e Dried),ried )as Two Hundr • Coarse Gr One Hundred and Fifty Tons 16 to 1 ..Jr. Huuldswortb' Rough Robin • 25 to 1 Lord Ezeter's Enthusialt One Half thereof by the Ist July next, and the OAMIL the Ist of Saptember next following. • 6to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Trampoline SLOPS —White Knitted Worsted Drawers, Two 6 to 1 Mr. Molony's Zoe Men's Knitted Worsted Stockings, 1:0,• • 7 7to 1 -- Sir J. Sheley's Rosalie . Caps for Boat's Crews, One Thousand ' 10 to 1 Any other. Tuts:maw Kum& One Half of Each by the Ist of July next, and The following is a correct statement of the day's sport— by the Ist of August following. Match 100 sews. h ft. T.Y.C. Samples of the Salt, of not less than Four Poun • fr. Houldsworth's fby lilacklock, Mt Sib ... ... I nd of the Cocoa arid Peas, must be produced with Ir. Udny's fby Wuful, Bst slb ... ... t ut those for Sugar, Soap, and Slops will he exhibite . Betting-5 to 4onl by Maddock. Won by a length. Robirwe The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at t de the winner. Each Tender must specify the price in words at The King's Plate of 100 gs for four yr olds, list ; five, list 91b 1 • (-livered before One o'Clock on the day appoin six, and aged, 12st. ie. noon who makes the Tender, or some Person Ir. Richardson's br h Browniock, 5 yrs .. a. I „pun attend to answer when called for. It. Wyodbaides br k Chateau Margaux, a yrs .. -- t : M. wALLER Betting-4 to 1 apt Brownlock. Won by two lengths. Robles on rode the winner. SALES BY AUCT M. • Sweepstakes of 100 sous. each, h ft, for three yr olds. T.Y.O _..,,,,-- ir J. Shelley's Maresfield, Bst 41b .. •• I DELIGHTFUL VILLA RF.STDE Ir. Payne's eby Whalebone, ast llb ... ... o. S REGENT'S PA liK ; Ir. Walker's Serenade, Sit 4lb .. ... - 3 With detached COACH HOUSES and ST Betting-6 to 4 agst Maresfield. One paid. Won by three guar. at ENTRANCE LODGE, with CAREIA rs of a length. Robinson rode the winner. PLBASURE GROUNDS, SHRUBBER I knewal of the 1000 gs Stakes, a Subscription of 100 soot. each, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, b ft; for fillies, Bat 41b; rising three yr olds. a aI. By Mr. ROBINS, Ir. Pettit's Zoe ... ... ... to .. 1 • . (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) and Jersey's eh Trampoline ... ••• ° Scribe ... ••• ••• ... .? At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, I Jr. Rogets'sbr Ir. Thornhlll'e Bee in a Bonnet ••• ta • ',. 1 i TNVIISDAY, the sod day of May, 1828, at T VALUABLE LEASEHOLD I and G. H. Cavendisb's by Godolphin .. ... I • ' held for a terns of upwards of Ninety Yea Ir. Dilly's ch by Rubens ... ••• •• A UNIQUE VILLA RESIDENC .ord Grosvenor's bby illa:klock ... ... ... C gr e eted on a handsome Elevation, in the Italian Betting-6 to S agst Zoe; 9to 4 art Trampoline. The Jud , fitted up, and adapted for the accommoda ' laced but two. Twelve paid. Won by two lengths. Robinson • - NOSLIIM•N, Olt FAMILY or DIVTINCTIo ads the winner. . ;iieated sm a Lawn of Three Acret, in the Ring on theN weepstakes of 100 saws. each, hft ; colts, Sat 71b ; fillies, ila :a. a REGENTS PARK, a ___.i D.M. . , With a Lodge at the Entrance, and spacious Ca hike of Rutland's c Cadland ... .. receive! . proached by a flight of Steps to a neat Entranc- Eight paid. lazed Doors, opening to a noble lofty Inner Hall, THE FANCY. a , eonietrical Staircase, with Iron Balustre and Mabog Jennings and Robison—Wednesday evening, at Reuben Martina aa. • On the West Side, two Drawing Rooms with lee friends of the men attended to await the result of the referee, egantly fitted up ; Windows to the Floor, and Vets • egarding the battle-money. Bets bad previmisly been declared *ng to the Grounds. A Bowed Library, and ff. There were few present on the part of Robison. Jenningn arlour, commanding delightful Views of the liar arty mastered strong, and he was present himself. The novo d the varied Scenery of the contiguous Hills; • ras compromised by each having his money returned, thus maktag essing Room, Bab Room, Closet, and Water CI in every sense a drawn battle. egant Gallery around the Hall, communicating wi Ina Curtis and Harry Jones—The principal business of the '' partmeots on the First Floor, consisting of a seeing was to watch On. match, and it bad attraction sufficient as oom, handsomely Papered, mid French Windows, 5 um the house in every corner. A sovereign a-side having hi d Bed Chamber beyond. 'eels been deposited at Peter Crawley's, to make a match (or £lOO. 04 the West side, two capital principal Bed Ch 'he Sailor Buy made sure of the rag, which was confirmed on an :tidy papered, and three others on the East side est authority then present; hut when time was called it appeared servants its the upper part of the House. Hawn sat Ids friends had deceived him ;no one had attended, the money ' celknt Range of light Domestic Offices, consisting 'as not forthcoming, and poor Harry, with sad regret forfeited. tted up with Dre: and Shelves, Scullery, C. le endeavoured to bring down the sum to £5O, but Young Sao, lairs, secutidary Stone Staircase to the Gallery, 'ho spoke for Dick, who was ablent ' declined the oiler, and staitsl, - wo Wine Cellars, Housemaid's Closet, Servant's I iat the Pet bad long enough remained open, since be intimate ins rvant's Sleeping Intim ' Housekeeper's Room, itention of retiring from the ring, and he was atitharn state ed to ate lid Bed Ruom, three larders, Servants' entran. bat as no /patch had been made now, he should sliver again light.* with Engine to supply the Premises with Water, if wain • the whole of the Premises are amply supplied with Jones and Stockman—The chaff on the preceding disappeinimeat Detached—A Stable Yatd, enclosed by Fulda ruught about a civil eugagemeut. Sam, on the pan ut Stockinet), Four-oall Stables, and Coach House for Six Car iso was absent, and harry for himself—in which a sovereign a•sia Sitting Room and Bed Room ; Harness Room, ere posted to make a •match for ,t'so a•sole. leoachman's Reams at the end of the Building. Pick and Mike Curtain—At 1-larry II irmea's, on Monday cern. The Grounds are beautifully laid out in Lawn, wi ig, 48 a-side was made good, making £lO in ad, towards a mod Flowers and Shrub., intersected by Gravelled W w L2O aside. i irons the Road by Plantations, and separated from • 'OOT RACE EXTRAORDINARY FOR 1000 GUINEAS. which it has a full command) by aHa ha; the w Yesterday afteriman a numerous assemblage of persons mote spective, and the varied scenery of the adjacent Hill ated at Lord's Cricket Ground, St.-John's Wood, t o witne's .10.4 To he viewed, between 11 and 5 each day. b oseph Grandserre, the celebrated French veloe:lmile, utultraiteut particulars may be bad on the premises, at the Sub - an 20 miles in two hours and 12 minutes, fur a wag e r !moot and Hotels in St. James's-street and Bund-street ;of cereal Noblemen, amounting to the above mentioned sum. Abca turd and Walford's, Solicitors, Southampton-sire • we o'clock Mons. Grandserre. accompanied by his f a ther all Carraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, No. 170, Regent-a everal other respectable French Gentlemen, arrived at Lord's, Me Tickets for viewing may be had. n going ever the ground it was discovered to be so soft from the NEW FOREST, HA MPS 11111 All that fell during the preceding night, as to fender it impot,i64 BURLEY PARK MANSION, SEATED I. or the race to take place there. it being, however, the wish a everal titled equestrians that the race should take place, Mons. G. MANOR ABOUNDING Wrrti 0 - FARM HOUSES AND AGRICULTURAL onsented to run the 20 relies on the pathway outside the ground. COTTAGES, PUBLIC HOUS after a short time a piece of ground from the St. John's Wool AND MNI! alsapel, to the Mews at the end of Lord's Cricket Ground, said o SKVErg HUNDRED AND FORTY se three quarters of a mile, was selected, over which the rural Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable. and Wood Lan was to proceed 27 times. Every thing being in readiness, the vele- extensive Common and Forest Right ipede commenced his most arnpous task at it minutes past three, ind went over the first three quarters of a mile in four mince. By Mr. ROBINS, lie continued to run is the same apparently easy manner as lee And at House, 'Change Alley. (Of Warwick House, Itegent.stree tommenced, but under the greatest disadvantages, it being out rif he power of the constables to prevent the crowd occasionally Fiefs. lag around him, and an unusually number of dogs kept continually On THUNADAT, the et.1..1 of May, 16'23, at 'fw crossing the path. At the conclusion of the 27th round, two bouts IN ON E LOT, 15 minutes and 30 seconds bad expired—and it was consequently A VERY VAluAls!e and Compact :onsidered by a great number that th e match was loan Thin how- . ESTATE, small rant LEASEHOLD, it !veer, was said to be the reverse by an almost equal number of per- , Oi Yearn beautifully Tintbered ; loan who stated that the piece of ground was 95 yards over the The Manors of BUR LEY B A TTEN and lila It A th b e or t tng tim w o itio rni G h an ra se c , in i g n a a n fi t o se pp S o po r t r u t n it i s t g y ibree quarters of a mile—and if they are correct in their assertiom atabling fur Right Horses, which is believed to be the case , the velocipede must have run stie At GarraTwoay.,l3:offSecOLD BY AUCTION wards of 21 miles. The ground, however, will be propel! if desired; measured by the wheel. During the interval all bets must remora ~ An eligible MANSION HOGS ' undecided. Mon. Grandserre, at the conclusion of his run, did torl • Seated in a Park, pleasantly diversified in Hil Appear in the least distressed. Planned with Suites of handsome Apart ......esessiseasistaw as With suitable Bed Chambers and Domestic us- Yesterday, immediately alter the hearing of the We d . thr Acconsmodation of a Family of Distinction, • lesley appeal case, in the House of Lords, his Hopi Coach Houses, Granar With convenient Farm Housea, I and a short distance from Chriatchurc Highness the of CUllillitnnAND wa s intsoduceJ, Laundry , and other Outbuildings, situate betweet aid took the oaths and his seat as a British Peer. ai of Ilants. Royal Highness was accompanied by his :on Nino , 1 0 1 uouthku,ilwiliiitihr Brew rpel Alan, Sundryelse : d ., , a t suitable eligible Gardens, s 1 i s FARMS, ta i a i. d irons s' GROLIGE, a fine intelligent-looking boy, about six years old ; the young Prince, on entering the House, three And a respectable, very o S u c u s o c n i . i d v D r e y n ai i ( ei r 7 :%t r , s r t S a i n b A d li G n ie : i S r o i r f s r himself on the woolsack.heside the LORD CHAFCELLOgo to whom he addressed a number of queries reigardiq the mace, the seals of office, and their splendid deP" . tory. His Lordship good naturedly pointed Gardens and Orchard. TNT wHoLlt CONTAINING AlotlT i l ; SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY various uses, apparently much to the satisfaction of t.. „ (All lying compact) young Prince. Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and W. • eeremelows. CORN EXCHANGE, - MARK•LANR o Aram 25. . r (Stored with fine Thriving Timber) of wb We have a good deal of Wheat remaining over of last Mende. t ' ' Al, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY supply, for which there was hardly any demand this toorsiir;, o extra Parochial and Tithe Free, with Right • Out their prices are considered the same as on that slay. the Forest Containing about Eighty 'Thousand A SMITHFIELD MARKET, Arm. I:5. Aea In Beef there is no material change, but Mutton is rather aorta Right to cut Peat and Turf for Fuel; and ss. per stone being the price of the best ■meat. Ve,.l anti Pork rri Walk, about Seventeen Miles in circum I This Estate is a very eligible Property for Re wa i - Warta situate about fee miles from Ringw be quoted as on Monday; and Lamb is steady at us. Cd. to' s en stone. Beasts 332—Sheep 6,130 —Pigs 120—Calves Alndbur's Beef, pet stone, i ts. ed. tto 4s. &I, Mutton, 35. tid. to ss. od. sine from Lynsington, twelve fro Ve4 l 'utteen fr ti on: Salisbury, twenty from Southans 4s. 6d to 6s. ?Al. Pork, ss. 0.1. to 6s. WI. Lamb, tis. to 7.. od. 1 -13 !1 per load, £3 10s. to dal 17s. 6d. Clover £4 to £5 7s. &I. Straw' Irs wis a , Weymouth, and about eighty front London. To a he vie we d . tuaihei tr . ;ocithepr b e y m T ise ic s k ; et o s f , ‘ o s r bo o n n l a i p ,a p r l t ic ic a u ti l o ar n s t . tiouth lw p a t , on ß ; in G gw e r ri t t i e. an w d Lyndhurst ; A H n o te te lo l, p Ct e, a'.l 10s. to tel 16s. __...- a • HI G H-W ATER at LONDON-BRI DG ETO MORRO*. Morning . notaute. aster -- Rom a , Afternoon • „......_ 11 Minute' MU___. --• h y 1 Crtawn, li +sin stoke • Swan Alton • o la aa _ cit "' R eading 1 at Gatraway ' 's ; and ' of M i r. !Loooms : Pma las and Published by Jonas M aya, , tbe Eropriats' -- -m t , ainte reet, where a Phut of the Estate any be at the arca Orrice, No.l, l'ackott- plier s Temple-Bar - 'la Viewin g may b e L o n AL ..