Star. — London, England, 1828-08-08 00:00:00

The adjournment took' place at half past six o'clock in the evening. The anxiety of the crowd outside during the day was almost unexampled. There were few Ladies within the Court, the risk of the tremendous . tush being peri lous enough for the other sex, but the external stone basement of the windows, particularly that behind the Judge, was filled by Ladies, whose curiosity through. out the day was not damped by the heavy showers of a thunder storm which fell in rapid succession, and pat tered upon their umbrellas with a sound w hich once or twice interrupted the business of the Court. Several of the windows were broken by the pressure of the throng. Corder was caused to Court between the Governor of the prison and a single attendant, in a sort of tax cart, out of which the prisoner jumped with great alact ity.— There were some hisses from the crowd, but he was in a mow= removed from their presence. It was re marked in the Court during the day, that he constantly used a small penknife, which he took from his waist coat pocket, to mend his pencils while taking notes.— His Counsel are to have a final consultation this n►ght upon the form of his defence. THE EVENING STAR. LON I)ON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1828. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. . , Consols opened this morning at 86/ 87 ; but owing tothe French Funds coming higher, they have somewhat improved, and may be quoted at present 87 to;. We have no bushiest doing in the Foreign market, consequently the prices are socuinaL CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. In consequence of the arrival of an Express, bringing the French Prices higher, Five per Cents. 106 f. 70c. Three per Cents. 72f. 65c. our Consol Market has improved to 87* j for the Account. Letters from the Havaanah, dated July 2d, state, that a squa dron has sailed from that Pcrt, of two frigates and four other ships of war. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bask Stock 214 134 14 India Bonds 113 3 per Cent. Bed. 871 j 1 I South Sea Stock 3 per Ct. Cons. 87j 6i 7j Old Annuities 31 per Cent. 96j New Ditto S 1 per Cent..liesl.96 Si 6 £lOOO Exciseq. Bills 71 2 4 per Q. New, 101 1 4 X5OO Ditto 71 2 4 per Cent. 1826, £lOO and £2OO Ditto 71 2 Lott Ann. 19 15-16 Bank for Acct. India Stock 243 j Consols for Acct. 117 f 64 74 'moos; N FUNDS, TWO O'CI.oCK. Austrian Bonds, 5 p. Ct 95 !dex.1ki5,1825,4 Ct. 40 braadian lids. 5 pCt. Do. Aar.. 391 DoAca 63j 1 Russ.Lids.lB22,s per Ct. Utica°. Ayres Ms. 6p C. 43 Do. Ace. 941 Coluniblatt Bond., 6 per Ct. Spanish lids Sp Ct. 104 Do.Boads,lBll4, Fr. Rentes, 5p 0.1061 50c Do Acct. 513 i I Exchange 25f 30c ERITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. straits. PAID. Bolanos 300 *290 Brazilian 35 20 Bridals Iron • 50 45 Malik Alliance lop 5 General SUM Navigation 100 l3 2724 280 275 71 • 7; Si 61 Our Contemporaries seem to be making a great deal of unnecessary clamour about the correpoudence, as it , is called, between the Earl of SHREWSBURY and Lord Rossuoaz. That the letter of the former, and the an swer of the latter, Nobleman (tor the " correspondence . goes no further ; and an invitation to dinner, with a note in reply accepting the same, might as well be dignified with the name of "correspondence") were written for publication, is palpable ! but what there is in either the one or the other to deserve comment, we confess our selves utterly unable to discover. The Earl of SHREWS. Suay, with all due deference be it observed, writes just such skimble-scamble stuff as the O'CONNELCS, the Oytiontates, and the Lev/Less% talk ; and Lord llossuoax echoes it back again. The House of Commons is their sheet anchor ; but if they seriously calculate upon any thing the House of Commons can do, as a separate and distinct branch of the Legislature, the supposition is childish. We will even go farther, and say, that any thing which both Houses of Parliament might do, till they are supported by a MAJORITY OW THE NATION, would only be a fatal delusion. We have never allowed ourselves to view this question as one which Parliament was to decide—but the people. And let not those who think they see the day of triumph approaching, be misled by the apparent apathy of the country. That which they mistake for apathy, is nothing more than a calm reel ing of confidence, arising from the knowledge that so long as the hereditary legislature of the Empire—so long as the venerable hierarchy of Great Britain—so long as a PROTILSTANT KING wields the Sceptre, majorities in the House of Commons are harmless. But let the dan ger be imminent—lit their first barrier be brokendown+ —let there be only the Throne to rally round—and then see what attitude the country would take when the battle was to be fought at every man's door. "The blood more stirs to louse a hoe than to start a hare;" and it is not bc , 7ause an easily explained majority in the House 01 Commons, once in-evsry Session, slips a single bolt, that myriads f faithful soldiers should spring to the defence of the citadel. They know its real strength better. Nay,'dropping the metaphor, we are convinced, that these very majorities in the House of Commons would disappear, if many of those who now help to snake them, did not know and feel, that they may safely consult particular interests by so doing. because there it it House f Peers inaccessible to such influence, ready to extinguish whatever rash and crude measure of legis lature upon this subject may come before it. One word more —Viewing this question as we always have, not as a mattit so be decided by this or that Ca. binet, or by any peadossinent party in Parliament, but by the national will, whenever the time comes that the friends of Catinslia concession throughout the country reponderateoverlts opponents, then, and then only, it (tight o Ilecoad. What the Catholics themselves, shocker, hare to du, and what their advccates sticuid oss it, is, am to attempt by vain intimidation or by k w t o w, t tossuivaaces to extort or entrap us into their oftmostely, as their hopes rise and fall, to tkini and petition-s-but honestly, frankly, and man billy 10 work upon our reason—to remove our pre. be prejudices; to sat sfy our doubts; iodises, if they to allay one feats; and, above all, to corms :cm us that what they ask, we sway grant without rod:lingering— thOugh but in the e timation of a heir—the sacred de posit of our libettier, as inherited from our forefathers.• Let them do this, and when the last link of what thry consider their fetters, drops from them—they will feel that they have achieved a noble triumph, and we—that we have DONE JUSTICE. All short of this must be stained by faction, or tainted with corruption; and con: sequently rest upon an insecure and torten foundation. By a Dutch Mail, which arrived last night, we have received the Journal of Si. Petersburgh to the 22 , 1 ult. which contains another bulletin from the Russian army south of the Danube, dated July 14. From this it appears that the Imperialists, though they have made some i Dither progress, have experienced very formidable resistance at all poii,ts. The Turks now face and fight at every post ; and even according to the reports of their opponents, uniformly retire in good order before supe rior force, v ith very little loss. In some instances, indeed, the Turks have been the assailants, aid it is admitted that the utmost skill and intrepidity of the Russians were requisite to repel their vigorous attacks. If in the open country .they are able to make such a resistance to the Russians, the long passage of the mountains must be a matter of infinite . difficulty.— Two or three engagements may yet, however, be anti cipated before the Russians enter on this part of their enterprise; but the great and decisive conflict will, in all probability, take place before Schumla. The trial of William Corder for the alleged murder of MARIA MARTEN. Came on yesterday at Bury St. Edmund's ; a full and interesting account of which appears in our inner columns. The trial, as was ex pccted, did not conclude last night, and it is probable that it will occupy the greater pert of this day. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PIOX UM GAHM DC FRANCE, DAT& TIVITZIDAr. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 10. The Government does not regret the capture of Brailow ;, it proves the resistance which the Russians will experience in other parts. At present there is no change in the capital; no measures of defence have been taken, only that the Capitan Pacha is going by land with 4,600 men to Varna. It is singular the l'orte sends an Admiral to defend a seaport in the Black Sea. Frequent meetings take place at the residence of the Mufti, and the Reis Effendi is occupied in regard to the answer of General Guille minot. The Sultan is continually occupied In reviewing the militia. • 'l4 SAIYRNA, JULY 4. The English Commander arrived here yesterday. We have seve ral reports that the blockade of :Navarin and Concha wi!l be raised, and that Ibrahim will evacuate the Mores with the consent of the Porte, and the independence of Greece will be acknow ledged; but, all this requires confirmation. The Marquis of Hastings, the son of Lord Holland, two sons of Lord Ellenboroughisand several other young Englishmen have asked permission to serve in the army going from Toulon, and the King has given his consent. FROM TM! COVRIRR FRANCAU, •110. 6. According to letters from Bucharest, the plague is extending it self in Wallachia to such a degree that the Russian army will be obliged to repass the Pruth. . A private letter from Corfu of the 4th of July, says we shall soon have news from Greece; great bring of cannon has been heard in the Port of -Navarin on the whole of the day of the 36th of June. Six English ships in our port have sailed in great baste. By the French Mail this morning we have received the following from Perpignan, of the 27th of July : Within throe few days different movements of troops have taken place in Upper Catalonia. Comm.o Mobiles have appeared at Olot and Campredon ; 500 men have left Lerida, for Segre ; and the Count Espagne was on the 17th at Islanresa, on his way to Bergs. All these movement have for their object to destroy the different bands is Upper Catalonia, and to surprise the Insurrectionary Junta organised in Spanish Cerdagne, holding their sittings at Ossetia, a French village. We this moment learn that the President of the Junta was surprised oa the 19th at Puycerda, and has been taken under a strong escort to Figueras, where the Count Espagne ar rived this day. It is stated that the Austrians, being alarmed for the future eveots,tave reinforced the garrisons at emu . * and Raguse, and summoned all the Militia of Dalmatia to join her standard : the Militia of Esclavent have also received orders to take the field at a moment's notice. It is said that the Count Bulgaria is going to Egius, in quality of Minister Plenipotentiary from the Court of Russia to the Greeks. The German Papers received this morning state, that the epidemic had attained such a head in the Principa lities, that it was reported the Russian troops would be obliged to withdraw to the opposite:4le of the Pruth. They contain no other news: IdERMANNSTADT, JULY IS. Within these few days we have had so many, but such conflicting and vague accounts from the theatre of war, that it is impossible to obtain any clear ideas from them. The positions of the respective armies are so imperfectly known here, that it is the most prudent to wait foe official information, which, however, is very slow in reaching us. As the Russian Headquarters was at Karam, on the 6th. we may however infer that some important event will soon take place. In consequence of the great beat, the plague continues to spread in the Principalities, and it is not impossible that the greater part of the Russian troops stationed in them, may he ordered to retire be yond the Pruth, and one line of communication fur the army in Bulgaria, viz. that through Bessarabia be retained. FROM THE FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, JULY 17. According to accosnu • from Bucharest, the plague has spread very considerably in the last fortnight, and M. Von Stourdza him self had been induced to leave the city, and remove to a country house in the neighbouthoed. It was even reported dot the Russian troops would be withdrawn from the principalities. The Russian Privy Cotinsenor Von Bulgaria, bad arrived at Bucharest, and in. tended to go to Count Cape d'lstria, as Russian Plenipotentiary in Greece. BERLIN, JULY 22. His Majesty's Order of the Day respecting duelling, has excited a great sensation, not only in the army, but among the public in general. They admire the dignified sentiments of this document, written by his Majesty himself. Where such principles prevail, the happiness of the people is built on a solid foundation. It is not indeed expected that this Cabinet Order will put an entire stop to the abuse, but it is hoped there will be fewer duels from trifling causes. Among us, as in other places, there are partizans of Don Pedro and of Don Miguel. M. Bayard, Secretary to the Portuguese Le gation here. has presented to Count Bernstoff, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, a note, in which he declares Count L►bo de Oriole the Amabassador at this Court, to be a partizan and advocate of Don Miguel. He has therefore, he says, broken off all connection with hint, and considers it as bis duty, as a subject of Don Pedro, to inform the Minister of it.—.Atorwteistr Zeinosg, August 1. CHRISTOVAL ACOSTA, SU old Spanish writer, says of . thr pine apple that it bas no medical victims, and is goodie- nothing but to eat. COURT OF ALDERMEN. ' The LORD MAYOR held a Court of Aldermen at Guildhall yesterday, which was fully attended. The Slieriffs tibpsited the state of the several gaols. The Rev. JAMES CARVES, I.A.A of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and late Curate of Lynn Regis, Norfolk, was uuani mou•ly elected Chaplain of the Debtors Prison, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Towne, resigned. A Petition front the lobebitants of the Ward of Cripplegate, complaining of the improper conduct of some cf the Inmates of the Alms !louses in Hart-street, Cripplegate. of the .f.undation of Alr. Rooms, was presented to the'Court, and referred to the Fo . lice Committee to investigate. Some persons were sworn, and others, on their applications, discharged, from the office of BrAers, The Court broke up at au early hour. THE ARMY. Detachments belonging to the 16th and 49th Regiments of In fantry embarked this morning on board a steam-vessel in the River for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. INDIAN ARMY. Head Quarters, Camp Kburghur, Feb. 18, 1828. MINERAL OILDICKS._ At a General Court Martial, held at Bellary, on the 3d day of January, 1828, Lieutenant James M'Conchy, of his Majesty's 48th Regiment of Foot, was arraigned on the following charges, viz. 4 Lieutenant James Nl'Cutichy, of his Majesty s 4Sth Regiment of Foot, placed in confinement ott the following charges: " For the wilful murder of Lieutenant James Fraser, of the 11th Regiment of Native Infantry, at Bellary, on the 20th of October, 18.21, by shooting him with a pistol ball, whereof the said Lieut. James Fraser died at the same place on the, same day. 2d. " For bring present, aiding, and abetting, at the wilful murder of Lieutenant James Fraser, of the I Ith Regiment of Native Infantry, at Bellary, on the 20th of October, 1821 1 ," Upon which charges the Court came to the following decision : " The Court having most maturely weighed and considered the whole of the evidence brought forward in support of the prose cution, as well as what the prisoner, Lieutenant James MiConctiy,.l bath urged in his defence, is of opinion— Finding on the first charge—" That the prisoner is not guilty." On the second charge—" That the prisoner is not guilty. Sentence—" The Court having found the prisoner Not Guilty,' doth acquit the said Lieutenant James M'Conchy of the charges preferred against him." Confirmed. (Signed) G. T. WALKER, Lieut.-Gen. At a General Court Martial held at Bellary, on the Sib day of January, 1828, Lieutenant and Bretet Captain Robert Woodhouse, of his Majesty's 48th Regiment of Foot, was arraigned on the following charge, viz. Charge—" Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Robert Woodhouse, of his Majesty's 48th Regiment of Foot, placed in confinement on Ithe following charge : " For being present, aiding and abetting, at the wilful murder of Lieutenant James Fraser, of the 11th Regiment of Native In fantry, at Bellary, on the 2rith of October, 1127." Upon which charge the Court came to the following decision r " The Court having most maturely weighed and considered the whole of the evidence brought torward in support .1 the prose cution, as well as what the prisoner, Captain Robert Woodhouse, bath urged in his defence, is of opinion— ' Finding—" 'l'hat the prisoner, Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Robert Woodhouse, of his Majesty's 48th Regiment of Foot, is not guilty of the charge preferred against him, and cloth therefore acquit him of the same. (Signed) G. T. WALKER, Lient.-Gen. The prisoners, Lieutenant M•Conchy and Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Woodhouse, are to be released from arrest, and will return to their duty. The foregoing Orders are to be entered in the General Order Book, and read at the head of every Regiment in his Majesty's service in India.—By Order of the Commander-in-Chief, WI L LOUG HBY COTTON, Adjt.- Gen. of his Majesty's Forces in India. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS AIIRIIID Tots Dar.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Fraoce 1— Hamburgh 1. Letters from Martinique, of the 14th June, state that several pirates have appeared in the offing, and the French frigate Venus bas gone in search of them. The Neptune, ItIARTIN. from Nova Scotia, and Iris, PAGAN, from Newfoundland, have arrived at P o l e. . _ _ BsISTOL, AUGUST 6.—The Jane, WESCOTT, arrived here from St. John's, New Brunswick, spoke the yacht Forte on the 29th July, in lat. 50. 36. long. 27. 29. from Suuthtmplon for St. John's, Newfoundland, with Sir TMOSIAS Coexists'. and suite on board, out thirty days. Dias, Amway 7.—Wind W.S.W. and squally.—Arrived the Honourable Company's ship Thomas Grenville, Suss, from India, sailed 12th March, and from St. Helena 18th June ; Chieftain, —, from St. Vincent's • and Giovanni, CAROM, front Hull. Arrived from London the James, Haas's, and Beaufort,,—, for Jamaica. AU the outward.bound (except the Hippomenes) that sailed yes terday have put back and remain, viz. the Apollo, Mary and Ann, Isabella, Intrepid, &c. &c. POILTSMOUTH, AUGUST 7.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Navi gator, Cymru, from Riga; Betsy and Marianna, Sinus, from New York , s Henry, bloom, from New York ; and British Sove reign, —, from Quebec. FALMOUTH, Auntrsr 6.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Creole, Gaz4.4)- was, and Gratitude, Bass, for Trieste; and Betsy, Nicnossit, for London. LIVIRSOOL, AUGUST 6.—Arrived the Wilson, Rou, from Deme rara; Collins, STSWAIIT, from St. Thomas's; Florida, Ti s, from New York; and Providence, Fos, from Newfoundland. Gassteocir, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Aleatns, NICOLL, from MI ramichi ; Thetis, —, from l'ictou ; Rebecca, LAURIE, from Que bec; and Norfolk, KENNEDY, from ditto. Sailed the Simpson, WARREN, for Bombay : Madawaska, 11PLystos, for Demerara; Trusty, WYLIe, for Carthagena ; and Earl Dalhousie, Born, for Montreal. The Duke of CLA RENCK arrived at Greenwich about eleven o'clock yesterday morning, in the Royal yacht, from Ply mouth. His Royal Highness landed and proceeded to town, where the Royal Duke arrived about two o'clock. The Duchess of CLARENCI accompanied by the Duchess of Sava Malmsey, attended by !Oise OsTIIIIAUSIN, came to the King's Palace, Ken sington, yesterday morning, frum her seat at Bushy, to pay a visit to the Duchess of .K.ater. The two Duchesses afterwards pro ceeded to the Admiralty, and accompanied the Duke of CLAKEWCZ in the afternoon to his residence in Bushy Park. The Levee usually held by L•ird HILL, as Corn mander of the Forces, on Thursday, was postponed, as his Lord ship, though nearly recovered front the effects of his late severe cold, is not yet allowed by his medical attendants to leave the Mr. HERRIES arrived in town yesterday from South ampton. Count MONTROND, a nephew of Prince TA LLRYRAND, arrived in Cleveland-row yesterday from Paris. The Marquis of DOURO is nnw making the Grand Tour, in company with some other young Noblemen. The Countess of ESSEX is at her seat in•Hertford shire. where her Ladyship has been receiving several of her fa alienable friends during the week. The only specimen of the gold coinage fur the Greeks is in possession of his Mamas. It was presented by Mr. CANNING. The LORD CHANCELLOR had a long conference with the Duke of Wiwi...lron yesterday at the Treasure. The Danish and Hanoverian Ministers bad inter. views with the Earl of Minim yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Dow uing.street. The Saxon Charge d'Affaires, Viscount STRANGEORD, and Lord AMHERST. transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Di,patches were sent off yesterday evening item the Colonial Office, to Mr. VAUGHAN. our Minister to the United States. The funereal blazonry of the late Archbishop of CANTU/RUST has been placed over the ancient gates of Lambeth Palace. The arms of the See of Canterbury, and the armorial bearings of the Family, are placed upon a black (sable) shield. Yesterday the SPEAKER of the House of COMMONS paid a visit to Lambeth Palace. Letters from Gibraltar, of the 17th ult. state that his Majesty's ship the Wellesley, of 74 guns, having on hoard Vice. Admiral Sit POMMY MAI cocas, who is going to replace Sir En- WARD Conamoron in the Naval command in the Blediterranean, passed the Straits on the 13th. She did nut_come to anchor, but left dispatches for the Governor. The commerce of Gibraltar was said to be daily on the decline. A sulking instance was afforded on Monday last of the extent of the sources of intelligence of Lloyd's : between eighty and ninety shipping lists, and letters, were received by that estab lishment on that, day, front the different agents (of which there are upwards of ZOO), independent of numerous printed Hots and papers containing shipping and commercial information. POLICE IN I ELLIGENL E. BOW...STR Limns—At an early hour yteterday morning. Mr. R amer entered this office, and the client for wham he appeared not h e i r in attendance. he was add dby the ghting Magistrate, Si r i t. BIKNIZ, relative to the new Hotel Act. Sir R. Btasta—We had a long investigation here on Wedne mi l ly respecting the claim of a p e rson named Wormall, res idi ng in Strand, who designates his house an Hotel, and claims to h aat it licensed as such under the new Act of Parliament. Mr. Harmer—ln consequence ut,ihe new regulation, I ant Qt. tain there will be a good deal of confusion fur som e t i me . • Sir Hien/m—The Act itself iv calculated to create no i ncos. siderahle abate of confwion. In ohs clause it stat es - t h at the .hotel should.be open an the Ist of January, or• until the passi rit of this Act." Surely it is Isnpossilaht to reconcile that passag t ,„ common sense. The clause I undtrstand.best is that which en,. powers us to grant a license it wee think Gi. ' Mr. Harmer—l miscconfess the licented victuallers have reap to be dissatisfied. • Sir litcusan—They have, and they ought to he protected. w .f an application made by Osborne, or any other vie, hotel krep. r. we cobld feel no hesitation in granting a license. In W orm , lef case, if we grant one, the cons. , quetice will be, the proprietor s l ip by degrees begin to sell one kind of liquor and another, lipid s• length he may usurp the business of the publican. Mr. Harmer—l regret very much that you have not 2 Coed;. tional power on such oceisions. I know, from experience, Isi s , great iiiconverdbiscia add hattiship. Sir IttcHaan—liot you perceive we can annex no condition• .. and consequently we are bnund•ts act with great caution, kit w should not follow the intcntiunsof the Art. rPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING-ROOM. TATTERSA Atot sr 7. Nothing dime—but offers of 3 to 1. agst Velocipede, 4 to 1 apt Colonel, and 9to 2 agst l3essy Bedlam. 20 to t 2gst any oth er . YORK AUGUST MEETING. WEt'innAT NIGH?. Two.year Old Sweepstakes of f.lo sues. each, h tt ; colts, 8•t "Slb; fillies, figt 21b. Hon. E. Petre's ch c ltowton. . t Mr. Bailey's br c Tamboff Lord Ndrmanby's ch f by Blucher -. Ninostarted but were not placed, and nine paid forfeit. Betting-5 to 4on the field of Rowton. Atter two or three false starts, which occupied nearly an hour, they went off in line; Lewd Normatiby's immediately got in front, at a tremendous pac e . Tatnboff, Lord Kilburne's and Itowton following, the others in g body behind; thus placed they ran very near to the stand, wheo Lord Normanby's gave way, and ltowron at once went to the from, which be maintained to the end, winning a pretty race raliet cleverly by a length. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, added to a Soh‘ cr ip t i ou Purse, for tour yr olds; colts, 8!t 7lb ; fillies, SA 41b. Two links. Twenty-eight 'Soliseribers. Duke of Leeds's sr c Moonshine Nlr. Powlett's b c Popsy Lord Scarborough's b f sister to Terrare Mr. Milton's b c Kit Cat Two paid. Betting -7 to 4 agst Moonshine ;2to I apt Kit agst Popsy.- Moonshiae took the lead at starting, fullin ethers in the _same order in which we have placed change took place in any part of the race, and .11uonsii, cleverly by a length. ' Match, 50 sovs. each. Mile and half. Mr. Miller's ch I Alice, tt yrs, 84 31h .. Mr. Hodge's br f by Blacklock, 3 yrs, 9st 3lb Match, 50 revs. Mile and half. Mr. Loeke's b m Mhis'lDinment.9cr 101 b Mr. Ilayntun'sb Is by Atnadis, 9st 101 b SOUTHAMPTON RAC4S, AUGUST 6. The Cold Tuseen,•value 1 , 00 soma. Mr. Dilly's b m Maldonia, 5 yrs The Members Plate of A'so: Mr. Coming's ch m Aura, 5 yrs Mr. Gauntlett's br m Garnet's, S yrs - . SALISBURY RACES, AUGUST 6. The Wiltshire Stakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft. and ltily 5 &. .Two mile..• Mr. W. Wyndham's Colleger, 5 yrs, Bst 71b ••• Mr. Milh's Brownlock, 0 yrs. est slb Won cleverly. Subscription Plate of £5O. Two mile heats. Mr. W. Wyndham 's Colleger, 5 yrs, fist 121 b Mr. Gauutlett's gr c Goblet, 3 yrs, Est 71b Won easy. Mr. Brownlock walked over for the King The weather was very unfavourable. NEWCASTLE RACES (Srsrros 'SHIRE), AUG Mr. Dunn's b f Brenda, 4 yrs, fist Sir F. Stanley's ch g by Tiresias. 5 yrs ; he Blb Mr. Gleave's Miller of Mansfield, 6 yrs, 9st Three others started. Sweepstakes of S soy.. each, with A'3o added, for three Twice round and 'a distance. Lord Grosvenor's Pelion, by Blacklock - Sir F. Stanley's Herbert Lacy Sir W. W. Wynn's Stapeley, by Anil* ... Mr. Booth's L'Estelle . •• Pelion took the lea d and kept It. Herbert Lacy beat a long way. DEPTVORD REGATTA. A handsome Wherry and other Prises, given by the Gentlemen of Deptford, were on Monday contested heats, by the following watermen— William Hovey ... ... George Stairs. Charles Baggott George Stairs. Robert Sinclair Dog and Duck Geor g e Hemmin g , ... Dog and Duck William Buggott George Stairs. Robert Harrison Dog and Duck Hovey was declared the winner of the boat; Baggott 3cl; W. Baggott 4th; B. Sinclair sth; li. Harm CHELTENHAM, AUGUST 6.—The Duke of Telt was at the Montpellier Spa this morning. to drill at his u•ual early hour, although the weathrr was to owing to a slight fall of rain. His Royal Highness rein Promenade about an hour. The Royal Duke has dt benefit from frequently taking baths Extract of A let er from the Agent to Lloyc wales, dated July 29—" Thirty-six vessels have lust been by the French Government fur the conveyance of are supposed supposed to be destined to the :Morel , ut.d :t Is c an additional number of vessels will be taken up tur tl.t in a few days." Tvio vessels are shortly expected from MA: names are rather extraordinary : one of the 1.4 Icttef. Peace and listrostney will leave this fur England in a tey A plan has been laid down for altering Windsor by a new branch from Longford, and which the distance a mile and a half. The entrance arch at Hyde Perk-corner copy of the celebrated one erected to the memory a COMMA/MDR in Italy. The Marquis and Marchioness t f Lox. accompanied by the Dube of RUTLAND, Lady liavt:N• in two superb carriages. passed on Friday last thmugli their way from Wynyard to Bracepeth Carle. W. Russaid., Esti. l'. from which place the dui returned in the tvening.— Tyne Mercury. The importation of lri,h labourers fr ti•e Scotland has commenced. Sunday the Floc arrived at the Bronmielaw from Be:fag, wit of 500 of that description cf passengers on bo. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Ave, In consequence of the great quantity of rrin hat market-day, more money was asked this inomint scriptions of Grain; for fine old Wheat 24. per quarto day's prices was demanded by the factor, but very It at that advance: Barley, Beans, Peas. and Oats, are the factors at higher prices than on Monday during the week :-5,320 gnat. Wheat ; be() qrs. Barley Oats; and 5.50(1 sacks Flour. SNIITIIFIELD MARKET, Auctisi We have NO variation in either Beef, Mutton, morning ; and Po: k, for dairy-fed Porkers, remains at per stone. The price of Lamb is shady At. 55. to Ss. best quality, •nd ss. 6d. to Ss. tor the inferior.—Beaso 11,360—Pip lt:t•—C•iv.:s7A.'4. Beef 3s. t2d. to 4s. 6d. Mutton 3s. Sd• to Os. sd. toss. 4d. Pork 4s. Od. to 51. tid. Lamb 41. 0411. t. £3 to £4lss. Clover, .€3 1.5•. to £5 ss. Straw, 11 dlt:H-WAThltat LONDON-Blii OGIC TO :0 Morning 38 tilinute, A fternuon • 63 minutes Loner; : Printed and Publi ;had by---Jutor he "P ri ' at the &as Orrics, Nu. 1, Pickett-place, Templa ed. ~ .' ; Ad Pe wa w torten. To two or three it off' in line ; sin nendous pat e , bra he others in a one ! stand, when it to th e f ruit , AT, f race rithee Lo lee t Subscription An n. Two runes. 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