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NAVAL CE. • The Commerce, frogs. Jaccremel to 'seriatim. -was wrecked pre views to,the 21st of May, on fully Reef; ricer Aux' CriYes) and only part of the Cargo, which eiJosisted Of tvio thousand . bags of • coffee, saved. The Alert, Ross, from Batavia to Rotteidam, was abandoned on the 27th March, in lat. 36. long. 2t. Crew saved by the Time ruitr, from China. The Laura, hler.tass, has arrived* ii : Guernsey from Rio Janeiro, • in 54 d4r. • His Maigasty's ship Siailanatio arrived at Rio 34 May, ft om Porttmoutb, and sailed on the:lth for the Cape of Good Hope. The Zephyr packet, from Falisinutli, arrived at-ilia 7th May. Ills • lii*stfl • ship FLY sailed front Rio for Portsmouth 4th May. Th. ItlieniCsasoit„ sailed from Riti.Janeird sth Ably, for New Hußuhl, anti put back the neat day, kalif, no Santa RitaVfmiscralma to Porto Rice, was taken on the 10th ult. by the Genriii Sithr:toder,:coitstiabiatt privateet. • Off Holyhead, elan Eliza. Ptuartuce, from — Jamaica. FALMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind N.—Arrived the Mary, Brown, from Gibraltar, in 24 days. Off the port, the Sir It. Barclay,--; from Port au Prince, in 40 days, Porzisarimw, Jute 6.—Wind N.—Sailed the Brighton, &DOR, for New York ; and Rove= cutter, ores cruize. 1111 . blajeaty's yacht Henat.o went out of harbour, for Woolwich. Dui, Jute 6.-11'ind N.E.—Arrived and remain, the Pro vidence, CA L SY, kont Sierra , Leone. lavestroot., JULY 5. —Wind N. W.—Arrived the Tickler, 'ty emu r. Iron) Jamaica--,sailed the 24th May, in company with the I:rdpole pJeket, :mil parted from her on the 28th. off St. Domingo. l'he Vittoria was to sail on the 25th, vd the William Parke Oil the 27th, for this port. CNA ?NAM, JULY 3.—There will he two ships launched in Chat bampock-yard; in the course of the present month, viz. the lIA nrir on the 16th, and the NRRMAID, on the 30th. The GLORY, of on guns, is taken into dock in order to be pulled to pieces ; the work men will commence their operations oikthe 4th,thia will give a sup ply of much serviceable timber. Alt.ssniA, Jutis I.—ln consequence of the alteration of the Qua rantine Laws in England, vtssels arriving front 'helms are subjict to • Si days' quarantine from the time of discharging their last package, and goods to 24 days iu the lazaretto: ATTEMPTED FRAUD WV THE UNDER- , WRITERS OF LLOYD'S. Mecklenburgh Consulate,..l2l,lknchurch-strett, July 6, 1523.. IC light to ley betore.you, for the in. for mation (tithe Subscribers, the following communi cation, received from a very respectable quarter, dated Rostock, 27th 'June : . A very scandalous transaction has Ins been dis covered here. A merchant of Wismar, of the name of . J. E. Engel, caused to be chartered hero, through Mr. M. Bendfeldt, the ship Dorothea Regina, to load woos for London ; and Captain Jurgens, of this place, was -appointed to the command of her. Eighty bales of wcol accordingly arrived, and were shipped; but the • cargo not being completed therewith, rarer respectable Rostock houses were induced to ship their goods by her. The bills of liding for this wool were signed on the 14411 instant ; and it is said that Engel has drawn 64001: on account theteof. But, on stowing away the. woe lin • the vessel, one of the bales burst, attd was found to con= . tain nothing but the offal .of a 001, hay,straw,dung, stones, and other filth. Mr. Bendfelt immediately on this dis tosery, issued a circulAr, requesting every merchant to •advise his friends in llamburgh, London, &c. of the • .frand, in order to avoid further m'schief: Engel has 'been arrested here.; and it is reported he has confessed that the supercargo, who was to go in the vessel, and whose name is Itnloff, was to have bort d and sunk her: This scheme is, however, completely I; ustrated, and the Underwriters have escaped a heavy loss. Captain Jur. sens and his mate made the discovery. Kolar is likewise in clistody ; and it remains to be. seen whit their fate will be. (Signed) " CHRISTOPHER KREIFE, " Consul and Charge d'Aff.dres in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg. " To-L-Birspett, Esq. Lloyd's." • Sydney (New South Wales) Gazettes were received this morning at the New England Coffte-house, to the 11th of February, but they contain no news. The 'French Papers of Tuesday contain a Decree from the Provisional Government of Greece, rccognizing the Ldan of 2,000,tXX/1. contracted in London with Mrssrs. JAmits and SAMPSON RICARDO. • By the Tickler merchantman, arrived at Live:poi, from Jamaica, the merchants of England (thanks t the arrangement of the Post Office) are favoured with duplicates of the letters transmitted by his Majesty's packet ship from Jamaica. The vessel sailed from Kngsten about the 26th of May. We have seen letters of the 23d ; they mention the arrival of the Prir.ce Regent packet, on the 20th of May, horn Fal mouth. These letters contain no political intelligence of any interest. There had been arrivals from Colom bia, as bills drawn from that quarter were in negoci. ation at Kingston.; but there can have been no news brought by these arrivals, or it would have been trans mitted to us. Dom—Tuesday morning, betwe:m seven and eight o'clock, a meetisg took place at Muswell•bill, Finch!ey coinnion, between two highly dibtinguisl•ed Officers his MAJESTY'S service, cne of whom, Colonel *as dangerously wounded, havin g , is the first ex .change of shots, received his adversary's ball . in the groin, where it entered just tinder Piussart's ligament, and taking an oblique direction, lodged in the interior of the pelvis. The gallant officer was immediately re moved to the Red Linn-inn, Highgate, under the suFet intendance cf Mr. Snow, surgeon, of that village, who happened to be riding by at the time of the meeting, and who has paid every attention to his patient that skill and hunmnity siktiLd snggest.. The meeting originated in some trifling difference of opinion. •, THZ FIRE IN TOTHILL•STREET.—Yesterday the in. habit-arts of Tothill-street were again alarMed, in criniequence of a body of sm•ke issuing from the ex - tensive tea-warehouse of Mr. Wilson, who lives Un mediately opcosite to where the fire originated the preceding morning. Mr. W. called in the assistance of ! s:ver4l firemen, when it was discovered to proceed ftorn a flue that ran into the front warehouse, the wall of which was broken into, and the firemen being amply supplied with water, they quickly succeeded in p:e venting the fire gaining ascendancy. On Tuesday evening, smoke was discovered . to proceed from the house of Mr. Sm•th,_ a wonllen•drarer,, lust door to Mr. WilsDh, ancrfOr some time the firemen could not ascertain its cause; at length it was discoveted in a dead flue, that ran near the staircase of Mt. Smith's laude, and adjoins to that of Mr. Wilson. The btaii <tise was instantly broken down, and on forcing the 1 brick %yolk, a body of fire was discovered, but which by the immediate eXertions of the firemen, was soon got under. FIRE—A fire, which for some time threatened the most diaastrous consequence% broke out about 'one o'clock this morning, at an extensive clijr-makers, in Marshal•street,Carnahy• market, which for some time threatened equal destruction to th-t of the late dreadttd conflagration in Mary-la honor. Fortunately ; the lire Office engine; WtTe on their return home from another ! dre, in Ilnitnn New Town, and were soon on the spot; the Comity Plre engine arrived tit‘t, and having the complement of firtmen viwith I.olnr time the fl.km,* were so far got snider JS to tontine them to pie 44mme in which the fire comment!. d and a shoe ' vitakees adjoining. the kadet or the BOW greet . l'atrul, WO his ,par, remiticx: the must effective aid au the firemen. • • • COURT- OF KrAG'.5 . :4.E ',VCI-1,-1.4114 DAY. • eoN;iiutitkiN.G puk - AttiEs-wroa 04`14x.tas. . T l4* 'N,ING AND • The ATTORINCT-PIIIIIMAL sated tlfat this iviillindletrneet for conspiracy, against irtiomai Erskine (Want and C. Piultit Holling berry, at the instance of Fielder and Aldridge, who were convicted on a prosecAtionby the two formee,.then prosecutor*, fur keeping a common gamine-house. The offence charged against the defendants, was taking from Fielder a suns of £450, on 'cos ideration of not bringing the parties up fur inclement. • Mr. William &affotd, Attorney for Fielder an& Aldridge, -proved, the defendants being . prosecutors on tbe..iudietment . for keeping a gaming -house. • John Fielder being called into the witness boi, an objection was taken to his competency, by Mr. Baoutanast and the Common &warm, on the ground of his having been convicted of an famous offence ; namely, the keeping a common gaming -house, and conspiring to cheat and defraud. Several authotities were cited in support of the objection. The Loan . Cuter Joanne said, he • would take a note of the objection, and in the meantime the evidence of. Fielder proceeded. He produced a cheque on Ransom and Co. drawn in favour of llollingberry ; for £450, which the Bankers clerk proved having paid; also a written agreement, signed by llollingberry, not to bring the defendant up for judgment. The agreement was between witness and Hullingherry, who sent for witness to cone to him at his Chambers, in Furnisal's Inn; he proposed soot saying it would be better for him CFielder) to pay this 'um than undergo the sentence of the Court, of fine and imprisonment. Witness consented to give 4.501. and was not called up for judgment by Hollingbetry ; but after wards, on this and another indictment, by the Attorney - G . I, on both of which be received judgment, viz. a fine of 30001. and one month's imprisonment. Is now out of prison. Mr. Comatort-Septatimr, on the part of Grant, submitted, there was not sufficient evidence to,connect him with tht offence, and' it Was against llollingberry only. The Lotto Cuter Janice observed upon Hollingbet ry's being now 4 suffering imprisonment, on a former conviction for the like offence. The Loan Cuter Joseicz charged the Jury to acquit Grant. The Jury found the defendant Grant Nut Guilty, and Charles . Paulen Ilullingberry Guilty. ;la2; FA.VIIONAIWE INTELLIGE \'CE. ... ,4 dti , ... ,0 The Earl and Countess Cowper entertained a distinguished party at dinner on Tuesday,' at flick house in George.street, Hanover square, among whom were the Berl and Countess of Jersey, the Earl and Countess Sefton, Lord and Lady Henry Fitzroy, Lord Alvanley, lion. Mr. Irby, Hon. W. Lamb, Mr. R. Grosvenor, and Mr. Matteny. The Duke of Beaufort entertained a large party at dinner yester day, at his house in Grosvenor-square. The Archbishop of Canterbury had a dinner party yesterday, at Lambeth Palace. The Earl of Aberdeen had a grand party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Argyle•strett. The Earl of Kinnoul had a grand dinner party yeiterday, at his house in Upper Brook-street. The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter entertained a select patty of fashionables yesterday, at her house in Privy Gprdens. The Marquis of Hertford has isseed cards of invitation for a grand entertainment on the 16th instant, to meet his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Lord and Lady Dynevor and family left town yesterday, for Cheltenham. G. Wilson, Esq. and family left town yesterday, for their seat, Milthorpe, iVestmorland. Captain A'COurt, M.P. left town yesterday, for his seat in Wilts. J. J. Blackburn, Esq. and family• left town yesterday, for their seat in Cheshire. • Earl Talbot yesterday kft Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, fur his seat in Staffordshire. The Earl of Dartmouth left town yesterday, for his seat, Sand well Ilan, Stafford:3)4c. Arrivals #t Kirkham 's llotel, Lower Brook-street :—Sir Alex. Cockburn, from a tour ; and klr. and Mrs. Rohert Berkeley, from their seat in Worcestershire. Departures :—Captain and Mrs. Mayne, for the Continent ; Wni. Sittdden; Esq. fur Cheltenham ; and Oradea Norman, Esq. for Brighton. Arrivals at Reed's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street :—The Rev. Mr. Paisley and ,the Misses Paisley, front Lincolnshire; Otlonel Grant, from Paris; Charles Wright, Esq. from his seat in Notting hamshire ; and Wm, Deeds,' F.sq. front his seat, Smdling, Kent. Departures ftoni Loug'i Elotel , Bond-street :Nlr. and Mrs. Chaloner Bins, for their seat, Portia) Park Surrey ; Mr. and Mrs. Pullet, fur their seat, Carleton Suilia}k ; Captain Saunders, , B. N. for Portsmouth ; and Win. Sherwood, Esq. for Paris. Departures front the British Hoteh—Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, for their seat in Norfolk; and Chides Knowles, Esq. for Hastings; COIVE.S. JULY 5. The approaching Regatta is expected to exceed, both in numbers and interest, thOse of all preceding years. The yachts are mustering in great force. Lord Grant ham's new cutter, the Nautilus, yesterday made her first trial since she was launched, and promises to be a very fast sailer. Sunday evening, Sir GOdfrey Webster anchored . iii our Roads, in a pretty yacht, called the Scorpion, and soon after the Admiralty yacht arrived, with Vice- Admiral Sir W. Johnston Hope, K.C.B. and family on board, who have *taken a house for the s, ason. His Grace the Duke vf Norfolk is also here, in the Swallow ; arid the Earl of Craven is expected, as the house ad- Joining the King's, near the Castle, is t ken for him._ Among the more distinguished of the yachts bel'‘nging I to the Royal Club, now in our Roads or off the Band, besides those already named, ate— The Union, Right Hun. • Sir A. Paget ; Jane, Hon. W. H. Dove, J. Lintlegreen,,Esq. Jaeli-&-Lantern ' T. A. Smith, Esq. Eliza; Sir George Thomas, Bart. Gaxelle, Owen Williams, Esq. Sabrina, James Maxie, .E4l. Briton, J. PoOrer, Esq. Lady of the Lake, S. HaUiday, Esq. -Will-s-the-Wisp, E. H. Del}fieltl, Evq. Fairy, W. Chamberlayne, Esq. Rosabella, F. Pare, Esq. Ariel, Raikes, Esq. Hussar, T. P. Williams, Esq. Louisa, A. Swirl. ton, Esq. Charlotte, J. Vassal, Esq. Galatea. C. It. M. Talbot, Esq. Experiment, Lord -F. L..-Gower; and Elizabeth, J. Fleming, Esq. VAUXHALL GfIuDENS. A grand national gala, in honour of our Northern Brethren, took place at these Gardens last night, and was att•uded by a considerable number Of the children of the Tartan, dressed in their native costun e. • In the centre of the Quadrangle, was represented the Cross of St. Andrew, surmounted by the 'thiscle, with the motto Cruinachea .IVa'n Clan (the Gathering of the Claus), all formed of variegated lamps, of which several thousand additional lent- their glittering aid on this occasion, -to enh ince•the general splendour of the scene. The I; l• vilion Wai graced - with.numberless Military and naval trophies, in cominemor.itiOn of triumphs principally achieved by Scottish valour, while the It4uncla was hung with Scottish banners. If the appearance of the Gardens was perfectly Caledonian, the entert.inments were riot less characteristic of the Land of Cakes. A pretty little ballet, call. d Little Peggy's Wedding ; or, 'l•he Iligh!and Festival, was produced for the occasion, and warmly applauded. A painting, representing the city of Edinburgh ; cosmorama views taken from the Grampian bias; the celebrated Mr. Gow and his High land band ; Mr. CLARK, the Scottish piper ; and a con cert of Szot,ish airs exclusively ; were amongst e other appropri .te and interesting novelties of the evening.--Is In addi:ion to which, there we:e the usual sources of amusement, the most attractive of which were—a very magnificent display of fire-works, and the young Ame rican's ascent on the tight rope in the midst of them.— The compaly was bruit numerous and i espectshle, hut not so crowded as it would have been, were it not for the unfavourable aspect of thy• weather in the early pact of ihe afternoon, although it became heantifolly se rote and dry in the subservient wart of the evening. grand Pont-race took place elms morning. tre,e Park, for' twenty guineas, het watt: Mr. Bukb, of spotting ity.and Ur. JAckson, known on the turf. The distance ran was-on: hundred •ardt and Mr. Smith won by hail a yard. ConsWerea'e Vit:ll ). acre !oat and won on the iocc.t.dtpa. ' a •= 't -; • • - .•. • • •• tHS REVENUE. ....- . . *L.. ..-3.....• ..-.: ::-.-.; 4-. r•-•• - •- - • . - • • _. ~.,. . - • MISTRACT of die NET PRODUCE of th e REVEgUE of 0 REA s OßlTAlSlbeeMeiahlitifig Stk Atly, aui, '' • - -- - distinguishing the Quarters. -•- •• . .- - t n 10th Oct. 1823. QUA Mae . stja Jan. 1824.. sth 1844. CUSTOMS EXCISE sTA 111 PS . - taxes under the Management of the 'including Arrears of Property - Post Office - - - - - One Shilling and Sixpence and Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions - - - - - Hackney Coaches, apd Hawkers and Pedlars - Z.. town Lands - - - - - mall Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue - - Surplus Fees, Regulated Public Offices - - f. 3,348,257 6,834,118 1,611,94; • " AC. itilfi,s; 2,853.345 5,847,139 1,556,810 of Taxes, 749,614 363.000 1,946,084 561,000 533, • 556, 13.644 27.540 1.295 18,649 Total Ordinary Revenue Repayment by Austria - Imprtst and other Monier 12,6e5,341 766,667 • 33,047 Total Revenue 11,989,480 1 1 50,412,592 Applied as Consolidated Fund - To pay off Fiche-quer Rills charged on the Annual Duties Applied as part of the Ways and Means of the year - 11,017,483 47,235,565 970,138 . 3,163,370 1,851 13,937 Total 11,089,450' 50,412,505 ,AC r of the NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE • *sth July, 1425, di: •44, and • ylllll, ended sth July, 1825. CUSTOMS - - EXCISE - - - - STAMPS • - . - - Taxes under the Management of the Cotninissione eluding Arrears of Property - - Post Office - - - - Is. 6d. and 4s. In the Pound on Pensions - Hacktrey Coaches and Hawkers and Pedlars Crown, Lands - - - Small Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue Surplus Fees Regulated Public Offices - .e. 14,467,969 9 0,575.873 6,953,177 4,982,87.; 1,497,000 56,144 59,555 486 7,939 45,101 • • Total Ordinary Revenue Repayment by Austria 'rarest and other Monies - Total Revenue - 1;408,873 19,429,119 62,182 197;074 13,571,055 I '10,51 49,626,193 Applied as Consolidated Fund - . - • To pay off Exchequer Dills charged on the Anneal Dudes Applied as Fart of the Ways and Means of the Year 13,571,013 42 46,466,368 4,954 864 6,963 Total • 13,049,U50 13,571,055 10,511 .12,493,5211 49,626,193 • DUKE 01 NORTHU4IIBERLAND. 511)1117Nfi IN'T'ELLIGENCE. --walla TURF ROOMS, BAZAAR, JULY 6. 'ROA( THE ANNOTATEUR DR BOULOONE. , We think we shall fulfil the wishes of our subscribers in hastening to offer to the,m a detailed .account of the sojourn of the Duke of Northumberland within our walls -an event so fruitful in hopes for our town, and in which • aI.'LT STAMM Boulogne has rendered itse'f the organ of Fiance in 9 ; to 1 apt Goshawk 3to 1 apt Mr. Greville's receiving an illustrious guei'. On Thursday, at live 4 to 1 agst Octaviana . I 7to 1 apt Octiphalo . • • The others as before. .. o'clock in . the alter noon, his Ex c ellency the D u k e o f -se. Leers. • Northumberland, Envoy Extraordioary from . his Bri- si to 1 apt Memnon 13i to 1 apt Cleveland tannic Majesty, Alighted at the Bath Hotel, which . had 6tp 1 ape Alderman I "25 to 1 apt any other been prepared for his reception. When informed of his Bto 1 agst Redgauntlet arrival, the Authorities hastened to pay their respects to • HAMPTON RACES-Fnurr MT.-JULY 6. him. The King's Lieutenant offered the Ambassador The annual sports of the far-famed Moulsey Hurst commenced a guard of honour,wh:ch was declined. The fishwomen, the a b uspices of those who, with a spirit and libe in.their be t dress Vettc grand costume),. presented to the store Y them ic to their original e tclt rank in praised, t he annals Ish have horse d s !ft'. Duchess a basks t of floweis, which. she received with being the first day, the Course was not so numerously attended as remarkable condescension. During the dinner of the is sometimes the case, but here, t r hi ali i t da w y. h ni i i i der as at all other Meetings, a first s da d y is less attra k c i ti d ve•tkan the succeeding ones. and is, in fact, con- Duke the band of the National Guard, which was placed wrong,nof b 'n o t w rod ev u er cti i o n n sa to bi the tb sec at on tbe d alll third days. Upon the terrace of thebotebesecuted some chosen 1: ieces We e a should as a attendance read w as :L i s of music. After dinner, the Duke, the Duchess, • and thin, for, notwithstanding the sky wa y s overcast , g both t he suite went to the play, where two boxes had been p i e- the river presented a very lively appearance, and long before the pared for them. The theatre was filled with a crowd Ra Races commenced enc d ed f the Course boasted of a brilliant display of the highest t number of dashing equipages; of spectators, whom the presence cf . the illustrious era- nor do w r e recollect anas haionlaenadniamated fir Mr. Hughes Ball and his amiable Lad; day. present, and during yellers had attracted. The orchestra then executed the chi rished airs of the two nations, Vine Henry IN. and the week keep open house at Oatlanda, where a lar ge p art y of A- are assembled. God save the Xing, duripg which, the Duke and his suite Berkeley, e w H ere pn-se mr n : t d t e he ß Marq s u i l r i 3°l Shelley,ti ertfork e 'Lords Bentine k , and all the audience were standing. The actors gave A Moment of Imprudence, and Ihe Legacy. His Ex- J. poullia 4 Esq. T. Huncomise. Esq.-c Bui:gb, es Es De q r . k H el e e n y . , Fitzroy Sta nhope, e Captain Ficzclarence, 'Captain Berkeley, cellency appeared to take much interest in the perform dGilbert, Esq. J. Mayo, Esq. and several of the most celebrated ance, and several times gave proofs of his satisfaction. On returning to the hotel, the Duke found the Court- i n very strong force, and from the want riipm e ett,_ w ee hme et t e eris madex very dashing appearance. of l a ls n err k ' is t k ' ere yard illuminated with colottted lamps, which enabled police,' were very successfal ; one boy stole a values. him to distinguish the standards of France send England ble shawl from Lord Hertford's carriage. and escaped: e sports of thq day commenced at three o'clock, anti gave ee waving together. On the following morning, at ten .. - Th o'clock, the port was covered with a crowd of natives Mara ['ese followings acti o a p r , e a p l l t r h t o i te t t ars a ; pretty heavy shower fell just before. and foreigners, who had hastened to enjoy the presence The Clarence Stakes of. 2EIU each, for all ages; winner to * be sold of the Duke, for whom hip packet was waiting. It was for £130; 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. four, Bst. five, Olt. 611); and aged, hoped that before his emb a rk s tion hi s E xce ll enc y would 9sl. 41b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Once round. hlr. Scaith's Jack Bunce - . • ' 1 v sit the new establish ment of. Sea Baths, V•here the Mr. Hide's Augustine • - 2 greater pair of the subscribers were assembled. This hope Mr. Messer's Duckling - - • . •• 3 was not disappointed. The Mayorand his first officer, Very • little betting; Augustine the favourite.-Auitistine took accompan ed by M. Yersia, the prop r ieto r of the baths, the lead at startingg, and kept it about half a mile, when Jack Bu, came out, got a head, axd after making a very severe and slitshing received:his Excellency. During.half ,an !sour which ra ce , won cleverly by a length. Three others started, but wer e il the visit occupied, !the Duke and Du c h ess ' h ewe d t h at at placed. affability which agrees so well ••with. the elevation of The Ladies Plate, for 3yr olds, 7st. 71b. four, Bst. 71b. five, tests. rank. The Doke praised the good taste of the archi- six and aged, pst. 41b. Mares.and geldings allowed 31b. The winner i i to be sold for 150 soy.. A winner once in 105 to carry tecture of the edifice and the decorations of the saloons; 3 a d w e,s ce,slb. and thri ce , _ 71b. e xt ra . Twice round. he appeared particularly struck with the magnificent M r. A u gustine I I coup d'wii .which pie ented itself from the plattorm, in Mr. Coleman's Fortune Teller - . 2 G. 13ekele's br. g. Little Driver - • - 3 the appearance of-the sea, terminated ar the horizon by Hon. Mr. Joies' r s Ir ene p [then placed) made good play at starting, an d the coast of England, and . at. the moment animated by k ept n f ront i for a mile and a half, whets Emmet Teller came up, the motion of several fishing-boatt eater ing and leaving an is very hard struggle ensued between these two till within a the pot t. One observation. which ; 4:ikt. not escape the few lengths of home, when Augustine let loose, and won - a very 'Noblemen of the .suite; and:-which.was • several times pretty race cleverly, by a• good length. Augustine was the fa vourite. Two were not pliced. repeated was, that . Boulogne, by :its happy poiition, A Sweepstakes . of 25 sows. each, for horses, &c. of all ages. 'offers a prompt and cis y communication between , the lion. G. Berkeley s br. g. Little Driver, 9st. 11b. - 1 two countrie . • The. Duke, betote.he-quittedlhe eaa- Mr. Jones's Irene, Bst: pleb. . a blishment, being Informed 'that - the party - which:met 141 ' a Hughes's Prince Lee 800, Bst. 111 b. . 3 Six started, but only the above three were placed. Little Drive r there consisted of subtcribers; who. held. au honourable the favourite, w ho . took the lead, kept it, and won easy by about rank in society,. in a way of. Which -every one.will aP- two lengths.-Nery fine sport is expected this day. preciate the delicacy, asked for the list of subscribers, The following matches will he run at Newmarket on Monday. and .entered the Runes of -himself. and family-a sir- Lord G. H. Cavendish's Ganyinede, Int. lolb. against Lott cumstance which leads •us to hope- that his Excellency Orford's Orion, 7st. 121 h, D. M. soo soy. will fulfil the promise which he•was pleased to make of Lord Anson's Ina, Bst. 61b. against Sir J. Shelley's Wells, Bst. First half of Ab. N. 100 h. ft. _again vi,iiing our town. • Mr: Prendergast's Witch, Bst. 81b. against the Duke of York's ti. 1-pis Excelitncy having embarked, as soon as the by Soothsayer, 7st. 61b. First half of Ab. M. to() h. ft. packet had passed the jetties, two guns, which were i The Marquis of Exeter's Progress, Bst. 121 b. asaiust Mr. Wort- The ley's Scandal, 7st. 101 b. T. Y . C .100- - placed on the shore, were filed twenty-one tittles. e,:. 91b. against Lord corvette which was appointed to escott him, advanced, I o rf I :r g r u d' i : A i l iean li ce r ,../ G st re . la v l i b ile f s or 100 a C li a . r f i t a . s, and t!turried the s 'lute. It would be difficult to give' W ennm n. T -Mr. Lee's f. by Smolensk°, against Mr. Pettit's. f. to those who were rot present an 'exact idea of the by Aladdin, 9st. 71b. each, 1'61..50 soy. h. ft. - beauty of the picture which was presented by the port) GRAND PIGEON MATCH FOR TWO HUNDRED. and its environs. The crowd, which covered the jettirs, This match was decided yesterday- at Uattersea, when inme'r.f the tines[ shooting took place t we have s seen this seas . : l r h he het the shore, the froilt and platfottn of the baits, the tilt sva l s il v e ety ti e n, gr y t b be a t lost his m ' atela rr b ait ilu ti e te numerous vessels whiah skimmed the sea, a few clouds ptain Y sh e o t i v v e :r n y which were scattered over its vast extent, and which c btrds, having killed forty,' and his oPpircent forty-th • thu s y e Corry - three , pruv. lug the supetiority of a double o'er a tingle bartel• bani lied uniformity, all concurred to form an enchant- . . Mg , :iectacle, which the eye 'could scat cely quit. 1101 , Et:G. . The details into which we haVe entered are very proper, without I Monday a pugilistic cimtes‘ took 'place 'oh Banning Heath, be .dbut,t, to entirtain and draw clos e r the bonds of good intelligence tweet' T o m J u nes, a bro4m-dasher, and Ned limns, .t bric)tlavec's • winch iltrc mine the two nations. 'llie • Ailalorritair have seized, deck, for a purse subscribed by theirorers • ' Tnt .6 witlt_marked 4 vhfity, this o pi oetoo ky of doing honour to the was well contested, th.e combatants P.riglis,b tiaiion in the 1. ph 'man ve of its Monarch, and the . Seventy-two rounds were fought it &oar, on tht , tr ii.lt-, h..e.,,p reme d to appreciate the reception, minutes, Nthen victory was declared In .t•ta its immune., ' it numerous and revxictlc cempitly This being the first day of Hampton Races, there were very few present, and the betting was confined to three orfour. of the favourites; Goshawk and Octavian& getting up about belt a voila for the July Stakes. YU a k July ended 1824. sth July 1824. ,C. • A 1,997,07 10,366,22 E 5,963,538 -,24,040,953 1,691- 6,526,159 1,918,672 5,147,752 5474100 1427,000 21,014 65,183 5, • 52,480 2 0 77 4,e7.1 ./- 161 37.630 11,946,920/ 47 Ali 8,623 2,500,000 424601 2113,969 *en I f the Farcy. hOtt Its Leing equdily .nt.teb.d. in one hour ..it thirty•fiee ,u favour of th.: bloom-dasher assembled uu the occasion. 16,073 15,600 71)0 15,719 12,95Z,512 108,038 13,061,550 11,550,840 1,710,710 13,061,550 GREAT if guishing the 10th Oct. 1824. .e. 3,240,272 7,113,017 1,759,4180 481,968 375,000 11,471 18,900 500 17,000 13,018,094 30,956 13,049,050 11,201,692 1,1143,595 5,963 • et Taxes, 5,121 10,162,850 1,733,333 40,324 11,956,54. E 11,735,070 192,437 Year euded3th July, 1 11,936, sth April, 1525. Sth July, 1825. 2,277.11 5,575,44, 1,714,1111 477,5! 387,01 17,&7i 10,461 5,935,641 4,249,8431 2,033,463 369,000 12,658 8,221 5,00 2,13 12,440,61, 12,493,521 13,425,055 13,131,970 290,095 4,000 13,425,035 ATAIN, in QUA RTERS sth Jan. 1825. • se. • 2,814,841 6,610,563 1,636,032 1,988,048 a6Q,000 14,639 28,734 2;411 17,605 10,404,67; 104,89, 0 :~:~ -