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sumac*, he wu oblig9d to repeat to his Noble Friend and to. tit . Howe this caution, that they should sot trust all thestatetneuts which had been made, and which he believed to be no other than delusions. lie was glad that the observadoos be bad made In the eatly part of the evening bad produced the present discussion, and the tun and satisfactory explanation of the Noble Lords hasty In his Majesty's councils; and he was quite widened- that no one would suppose that the questions he had proposed were meant in an un friendly manner. The Marquis of ANGLESEY Way addressed their Lord ships. He said that be had been in the habit of supporting the late Administration because he approved of Its principles, and that, al though in office, be reserved to himself the right of withholding that support from the present cue if he should not have the same reason to be satisfied with its measures. He remained free as the air he breathed. It was his intention, In the coons be should take, to do all la hie power to support the The what he and that, let bins net be understood to mean that the Thome had been attacked. He multi/Italy my farther, with respect to the &Ice be held, that whenever any arrangement could be made more conducive to the Vlblie good be Amid be ready to retire. As to the reflection which had been cast apes him. be should not condescend to meet them with the slightest notice • theses if it were necessary he could Mee that his conduct had been diametrically opposed to the interpretation which bad been put upon lt. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY explained. 'TM Sari of WINCHRLSRA said, that as peried of the poli tical Wary slop the Revolution of Ms country could at alicempare with the era. It was idle to contead that in the prepos. tiresaeoalitlas which bad lately been funned, some of the parties had not compromised Moir poll/est prim/pies; tither one side or dal ether had smile& their censisteecy,—be would add their bonenty.—andtbe country could hest judge by comparing the cha racters of time wboresigeed their places In the Cabinet with these by wisest they were succeeded, se to which side the weight and credit of consistency were due. The Noble lad yeti contrasted the characters of the ex-Minister, with those who retained their places, and them individuals who. bad succeeded to new appoint manta ; and, with reference to Mr. Caaniog, be concluded by ob serving, that consistency in hiss was never observable. Mobilise an/ the love of place were the pivots of his wimple political life. The Petition was then remived. and the House adjoins& at a quarter past ten o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair • tow minutes before 4 tea**. A number of Petitions were preowned niggard to Private lib • before the Several Private Bills wen pased,and abets passel through • rewind's stages. 1110111 OCIIIALL SILL. The adjourned debate on the modes of tent W. =glar . adding three Meinben to the Committee cm the New was resumed,. when a COMPOPllitiell of coast length took place, le which Mr. Poynter, Sir R. Wilson, Mr. Litdeten. Mr. Herne, asd several other Members took part. The :nodes was negatived. General HIPPS resented a Petideefteas Scarborough against eke Reciprocity Duties Bill. Sir RONALD FERGUSON presented a Foibles from Ris eardine, praying for Relief for the Shipping .Merest. CATMOUIt The Marquis of CH ANDOS presented a idedloollteni the View and Parishioners of Olden. in Becks, against Cade& BalliMlllo. don. The Noble Lord said, that with a Catholic Priem MOM ha mold sot pot faith in the Government for resistance Is es Oa. tholic Claims; and he was con/dent, that if that tmestita was curled, an inroad would be made in the Protestant Constitution, to which, as long as he lived, he would never consent—{Hear, bear.) Mr. HUME said,he could tell the Noble Lord that it was asi In the power of any Prime Minister to change the Constitution of this country. He wished the present Minister success in his MOW sores. and was satisfied be would not propose any in opposition to the feelings of the people ; but the time was coming, when the people of Ragland would not refuse en equality of civil rights to their follow-sobisot--( Hear, bear.) Sir CHARLES BERNELL hoped no ?dinkier would props* Catholic Emencipedon, without adequate protection to the Pro 'lntent Establishment..( Hear, bear). Mr. BRIGHT said, the country looked with dismay on the pro gress the Catholic Question had made, by the late change in his .Majesty's councils; and he was coolant they would speedily err press their feelings. He was satisSed the Catholic Question had little to do with the miserable state of Ireland, and was convinced ,the Catholic Tension must always be unfavourable to civil liberty. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, eke degrodadrin of the people of Irgleed had grown sot of their proscription frees the Conaluitiess. This was his donee convictioth which bid grown with his years, and bad followed Min almost to the grave. And till the body of the people of Ireland were admitted to all the benefits of the Ow stltutino, ibeir discontent must increase —(Hear, bees). General GASCOIGN said, if he understood the Hee: Intone : aright, all the evils of Inland were to be attributed to die want of . Catholic Emancipation; ope of the most extraordinary assertions he had ever heard made In that House. Lord kiILTON aid, though the removal of Catholic disabilities would no: remove all the evils of Ireland ; yet these disabilities had been the cause of the evils. The opinion of the people of England had net prevented the Catholic Question being carried ; it was the state of the Cabinet that prevented it. Mr. 4. D A WSON said its, change of the Cabinet was not such as to give hint the slightest hope of carrying the Catholic Question till it should have made further progress in the minds of the periods: of England. There was ample proof of the loyalty of the Catholics to the House of Brunswick. Mr. DU NCOM B said, he was confident the people of England were against the Catho:ie Claim a. Mr. SEY kIOU It thought there would be no danger of all the talents of the Government inducinethe people of England to cos sent to the Catholic Qrestion. Mr. PO RfklAN would submit to Hon. Gentlemen whether It . was proper to attgpipt to inflame the public mind by raising a No Popery cry ? If they were of opinion that the Catholic Question I wee that which should decide who should be the Minister of the , those who entertained that opinion ahould being the gees . don fairly befire the 11. ruse—( Hear, bear). Mr. O'NEILL said the Catholics of Ireland would readily as. qulesee in the decialuti of Parliament on their claims. The Petition was reed acid laid on the table, and, after a short disclaim, ordered to be printed. GHT presented a Petition from the Shipowners of Ball, complaining of die present state of the Shipping Interest. The Minutes of Evidence taken before die East Retford Election Committee were laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. . • Mr. HEATHCOTR preseated a Petition from the Shipbuilders of Hull, for protection to the British Shipping. . Mr. 11Ubili moved for various Returns relative to the Officers placed on liala.pay since the year 1814, with the increase skim that period, and why the same was anowed.t—Ordered. The nab Cles. Boman also moved, for a Return of the Commitments to the pot a Ikidewell, in Edinburgh, in the year ism &es—Ordered.' Mr. HERMES moved for a sew Writ for the ;Joker*, of Roblin, in the Coons of Mr. Plunket, called to the Hoeft of Peers. The third reading of the Postage Bill was postpolled until this day ae'rmight. The sober Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the . Howse adjourned at HALF-Fast Sea O'CLOCE. PRICE OF STOCKS pant Stock 2113 202* 3 per Cent. Red. el 11 1 3 per Cent. Cons. Sit * 5* per Cent. 8 67 per Cent. Red. 117 4 par Cent. New 4 per Cent. Scrip 4 per Cent. 1826, 271 Long Angulo 15.16 AT TWO O'CLOCK. India Block 2441 2451 Ditto Bonds 71 71 Old Annuities AlOOO Exchequer Bus 46 41 4500 DM* 44 4$ 4100 and 4100 Ditto 44 48 Dank for Account India fo► Account Comb for Atet.ll2l I 5, TWO O'CLOCK. Mex. Potal*,S per Ct. D0.i1d5.0125,6p Cue. 81 Do. Acct. 681 91 81 9 SI Portuguese kids. S p 72.1 72 RUSS. DelkleSSA Do. Acct. 102 31.1301 s S p Ct. Do. Ace. 121 SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 00 2S 20 1 ,THYS DAT. FOREIGN FUND Colombian Bond., 6 p Ct. Ditto Bda, 1624. 321 33/ 1111 1.4. Acct 33i S 5 321 Dania 11.1% 3 p Ct. 61e 'Do. Acct. Wink Bondi, S p Ct. Do. 13da.11154. S p Ct. 16j Ditto Acct. 161 BRITISH AND FOREIGN Provincial Bank of Ireland IC t la zd baseness aad Jersey Lisboa I.)ausisadee names Ayres . HoAmid ♦tt. MS. 1 0 1 0 6 0 o 0 o 0 O 6 O 0 !rune Member; Flanders Sweden Malta America Jamaica 4111116 O 1 1 0 o • O 1 O 0 O 1 O 1 lii is: v. , A' /Awning Aherne-3n Tim u LONDON-BRI DG Li TO mol 41 minutes after 7 5S aIUIIII4II girt 7 TH PI 167 BN LS STAR. LON DON. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1827. STOCK EXCHANGF, TWKLVE O'CLOCK. Consuls, which left off yesterday at at for the Account, opened this morning at $2l to ; since which, they have been done at ny and are sow remaining steady at the above price, with , little eking. Barhadoes Papers, at the North and South American Coffee house, dated the 24th of March, states, from the Casiarts Chrortials received per Mail Boat, we have extracted some intelligence from Colombia: Notwithstanding the political peace and hammy which the arrival of DOLMs seems to have restored to that lately distracted country, it is still evidently in an unsettled state, and liable every day to be thrown into commotion, and all the gay dreams of fortune, which the British merchants have bees accustemerl to indulge in, have vanished. The private letters from Paris, which we have seen this morn ing, seem to think that the affair of disbanding the National Chard will lead to some serious result. Little is doing In the Foreign market, but South American SO midge are improved. Current prices s Old Spanish 12j I. Mexican 6S I, Colombian 32b I. Peetuguese 77e 78, Basilian 82 b, Rattan fey CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. , The Eames hem Parfe t and the improvemests of the Wreath &atm, with everyday' being quiet ie tbst maul. has salad any effect ea the Cossol market. Consols may be quieted at j, with l tda doing. We can merely refer our Readers to the Proceediogs is the House of Lords last night, having left ourselves no room for a single comment. We received this morning, by Express, the Male of yesterday. Our ReacUrs will be perhaps surprised to hear that only a very small portion of its contents has any reference to the unexpected and alarming occurrence which took place in the French capital on Sunday last. The reference, too, is remarkable for its reserve sad Circumspection: the event is spoken of with regret, but without the least bitterness ; and, strange enough, the Ministers, who were the chief, and, we hope, the sole objects of this extraordinary explosion of popular dis content, receive not a word of comfort—not a line, too, of vindication from their trusty organ. This silence is a very bad omen for Count VILLELE and his colleagues, and it would almost seem that one of them looked at it in this light, for we find that the Duke de DOVIDSAIIVILLS has actually resigned. As the Duke is an old apd faithful servant of the Bouasous, it is probable be received some secret hint to adopt this coarse, that he might avoid the disgrace of a turn-out, which, in all probability, awaits the rest of the Ministers. In confirmation of the last opinion, we see that the Marquis Dxseou.sa had a private audience of the Kum on Monday last. The Marquis was President of the Council of Ministers un der the predecessor of the present Monarch; and it ' would be difficult to point out an Administration, that was more popular, or raised greater hopes, than that, of which ho was at the bead. It lasted, however, too short a time to realise these hopes, though long enough, to render its dissolution a subject of general as well as the most unfeigned regret. He is a man, we understand, of the most unblemished character, and every way fitted, both by his principles and talents, to be trusted by the French Gevernment with the chief direction of the affairs of his kingdom at this critical moment. He was, moreover, the steady friend of General Moasr►o, and Chief of his Staff, when he commanded the French Army in Germany. The Etotle merely mentions the tact of his presentation, without either comment or al lusion ; buf this does not invalidate our conclusions. The KING and the whole of the Royal Family will set out for Compeigne on Monday the 7th inst. where they propose staying till the 13th; but we do not know whether this movement may be said to countenance, or discredit our speculation relative to an approaching change of Ministry. The following is an extract : PARIS, May I. Oar hely respect for the doctrines of order has inspired use with some severe reflections upon the sudden impulse, which min- gled a cry of opposition with a thousand cries of joy and love. Discipline has been wounded ; the Father of the Country should oaly hear the voice of homage from his shildren. Friends of the Throne ! we persist in deploring this wrong (sees). (Here follows a short extract from the Quotidian's, also tom denying the conduct of time National Guards, though in terms far too mild for so grave an offence.] A Lisbon mail arrived this morning, bringing Papers to the 17th ult. being only one diy later than those which had previously reached us. It contains no news of any kind, but merely a Decree of the Passions Rm. GENT, dated the 13th ult. and countersigned by the Minister of Justice, granting a general amnesty and pardon to all the persons engaged in the late unnatural rebellion, with the exception of the following descrip. tions of persons:— let. AD General Mesa of the Army or Navy, whe promoted, or in any manner took part in the late rebellion. say. AD Military or Ovil Meets of the Army and the Fleet, of whatever rank ocarina of the let and fid line, and all Oaken of the Militia, who, bolding or assamlog the rank of Commanders of any military corps, deserted with said corps to the enemy. Silly. All Chiefs of parties of revolted peasants, known by the note of Guerillas. eddy. AD members of the rebel junto, denominated Supreme Government of the Kingdom. ably. All Magistrates and Ecclesiastics, whether secular or re gular, who spontaneously joined the rebels. After this decree, it cannot be said that the Regency wants energy, or a just abhorrence of the traitors, r ho attempted to overturn the new Institutions, to make way for the most horrible and debasing despotism. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the following Commander* took kayo of the Coon, previous to departing for their I‘.. we destinations. viz. Captain CIISSITO7IIIIII limey. Princess Miriam of Wales; end Captain Gooses nom * Minerva, for 11acirsa and Bawl IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCEI • Just as we were goirig to Ptess, we received the fol lewipg •UTIeItIITIC Copies of the COTT espon 'MCe which took'plact between the Duke of Wau.txtyrox and Mr. CAWIIIIII3, at the reconstruction of the Adroiuistration MR. CANNING TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON Foreign Wire, April 10, 111117. tika tat. Mr Dm% Duns or Wsz.stioaros— The King fash at am audi ence, from which I am jest returned, been graciously plmeed . ap sigoify to me his Majesty's command.. to lay before bit )410411., with as 'kik loss of dune as possible, a plan of arrangemenu for the reconstructioa of the Administratioa. In .erecting them commands it will be u snuck my owe wish, U it is my duty to his Majesty, to adhere to the principles on which Lord Liverpool's Government bas so hog acted together. I need not add how essentially the accomplishment must &Paul open year Grace's continuance as a Member of the Cabiset. - Ever, my dear Duke of Wellington, Your Grace's sincere and faithful waist, (Signed) 0110E0 a CANNING, His Grace the Duke of Wellington, ke. Ste. THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON TO MIL PANNING. Lamers, Anus. 10. lett Mr DWI )111. - CUISUPG-4 have received your' Letter of this evening, infeemiug' me that the King bad desired you to lay helms his Majesty, a plan of arrangements fee the reasoned's d IM Adtninistradon ; and that in executing these coossaasie, k wee vac wish to adhere to the principles on which Laird lifearreelle' Government bad io loos used IvgatbaT• . I anxiously desire to be able to serve Ms Majesty se I hese dine bithesto in Ms Cabinet. and with the use CelimMuck. M et beim. Isles an mires to your obliging repeals's., I slimeld wish to know who the perms is whim you intend to propose Mbie Majesty as the Head of the Government? Ever, my dear Mr. Coming, yours most sincerely, (Styled) WELLINGTON. The Right Hon. George Canning, ace. MR. CANNING TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Foreign Mice, April 11, likr. Mr mat Dom or Wmarastess--I believed it to be is genie. ally understood, that the King usuaßp entrusts the fotmatiost of an Administration to the individual to whom it is his Majesty's gee. clout intention to place at the head el It; that it did not °COW to we, when I communicated to your Gram yesterday, the cow mands which I had just received from his Majesty, to add that, in the present instance his Majesty dies not intend tidepart from the sisal mune of proceeding to such measles& lam sorry to have delayed some hours this answer to year Grace's Letter; but, from the nature of the subject, I did not oe forward it. without having previously submitted it (together with your Grace's Letter) to his Majesty. ' Ever, my dear Duke of Weßiegtos, Your Grace's sincere end faithful servant, GEO. CANNING. His Grace the Duke of Wellington, &e. ke. &e. THZ DUKE OF WZLLINGTON TO AIR CANNING. London, April 11, MT. MT area Ma. Carnes—l have received year Inuit of this day s and I did not eadersand the cos of yesterday eunlng,u yes have aew explained k td me. I understood front yourself that , yea had hal le nunlengletien another amassment ; and. I do am believe Mat the practice to which you refer, has been so invadable as to enable 126 to AZ a, meaning to your later which its words did net, In my ophdea, COMFIT. _ _ - I tent wawa have esperieseed no iscionemalsoce ken the de.' lay of Me weer, whlele,l assure yea s dias been onesimed by the doles eadMiessit a mode by which I amid simian united teak Ise vossaiCisilloseass. I amid, wish that I could beteg* Wad to the conviction. that yak the best Intention oaten pert, your Genrosest coal be coadnited pracdeay co the principles of that of lad Liver pool. that ft would generally be so considered, oe that it would be adequate to meet any difficulties, in a manner satisfactory to the King, and conducive to the general interests of the country. . As, however. I am convinced that these principles must be abandoned eventually, that all our measures would he viewed with suspicion by the usual supporters of the Govesoraent4 that I could do no good in the Cabinet, and that I should at bat he obliged.to separate myself from it, at a moment.at which ouch sops. ration would be more taeouvenient to the Hines • service than it can be at present. I beg you to request his Mahe* to excuse me from belonging to his Councils. Ever, my dear Mr. Canning, ,Yours, moat sincerely, (Signed) WELLINGTON. The Right Hon. George Canning, Stc. ice. ' - The Marquis Gitaume had au audience of the Ztfita yesterday, when his Lordship resigned the insignia et office which were held by his lather the Duke of Monson and himself f —vis. the key and wand of the lard Chamberlain, and the key and wand of the Vim-Chamberlain. Shortly afterwards the Doke of Devoe sums had an audience et his Manny, when the Kira presented his Grace with the key and wand of th e lard Cliamberialu. Sir &Kum Huse also had an audience, and was presented wish the key and wand of the Vice-Chanibertain. Mr. CANNONS had an audience of the Knis yesterday. On the Kola receiving the intimation of Lord Bt tee's intestine of resigning the Great Seal, his Masan determitted on resenting his Lordship with a splendid token of his regard ter Ma past ea:- vices, previously to his actual enigmas of his-high dice. His Lordship was seat for by the Knee on Sunday east. and ithse re. mining with his Manner about maser, was moot viciously peo. swim' with a magnificent cup and COM. The peisselpal subject round the cup is the Triumph of &eau and Atisslat, from * Eoegiene vase at Rome.. Than is a very ria ,follege of, the most aguishe workmanship at the bottom; at the* Olt the cup is the coronation medal, with the bust of the. uses, wads is guarded by a lion. in the attitude of walking, and which forms the handle. Underneath the cover was the following inscription— " The gift of his Majesty King George IV. to his eased friend, John Earl of Eldon ' Lord High Chancellor of *pea his retirieg from his official duties in the year 1517." The Duke of Ci.asseca was engaged yesterday ammo for a considerable time, transacting official business at the Admiralty. The Duchess of XCHT and the Princesses VICTIM& Slid none; visited the Princess ANIMA yesterday. Mr. Seances Peacoat. entered on his official duties yesterday morning, at the Home.office as Under Secretary of State fee the Home Department. having gees appointed to succeed Mr. Damao, the late Under Secretary. The Earl of Haaaowav, Viscount Onsirvirm, Lord W. BM cm:. and Lord &arose, visited Mr. Carouser yesterday. The Corporation of Berwick have unanimously voted a dutiful and loyal Address to bin Manor, coogeatulating him on his firmness in maintaining the royal prerogative. Proceedings have been ingitnted against several per sons at Birmingham for the recovery of penalties of SOL each, for tam making the reqnired returns under the Assessed Tan Ans. The Bishop of LIMIIRICE has for some time past been s 17 indisposed at the See House; but, accord. ing us accounts received this warning, is now consi derably better. Monday, while Captain LA5011.1.131 was talking to a Lady in a carriage, in the neighbourhood of Hanover-square, hie pocket was picked in the most daring mean e r of his snuff-h os . COVIIIIIT GA Rani Itetait&—Lu consequence of in dispoiition, Madame VILSTRSII was unable to appear in the character of Maria Derlinstox, for which she was advertised ; and The School for Groans Children wits substituted for (ids Wife's btratagens and A Botched for ex Oliver. DOVER, MAT 2. This day, at noon, his Jitney B tron NIA t.. 7 Ecti4 Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotevai, from the Court of Prussia, embatked on board the Rry George. atea m Teasels for B. ulogne, on his return' Brain. His Excellency having on Monday taken Inv, Hof his Masitsvv, and been succeeded in hisihigh by Baron Bucow, his Excellency took up his qua' for Tuesday night, at the Ship Hotel, and on reeding this owning in the Royal George to mi. Was attended by Col. Sumti, of the Eoginftrs, MI Russets., of the Artillery, and Mr. WARb, Collect) of Customs; the garrison, from the Heights, fi r i l , salute on the vessel's getti v=m ng under weigh, umurnmme NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, :o;searrrutiThPpLut:Temillo:l: elin:=Petql°l9""gue.7maPiolLyl:2,—"andTmkunidaWasm4"gusTiVadesiulainlfArrifr°iidvd:lFlvAuartatiroehiakirebandiZ:B.--eletr°,Alaze::7lol:l Maria transport, Palaza,frola Mal t a and Gibraltar • ht, , _ 1e47 an d =it teensport,Wittsem, from ...sbori; sa r i s . from tkenerara• * _ • Cowin, Mar s.....pAritied the Corsair. PITHS, from Marin e _ sailed from Singsk.ore 7th January, and St. Helena the 15th. ' disomath, of end for Leedom, left Singapore ten days bef ore . t:tia s hip ifooa w at Kamilla, waiting for a carp of l an epas world not be ready for ale weeks. The Hadie g , dal. Cosessav, woe to mil the latter end of December, loading Wis. The Lam R .c kh regained it SetsPere, hiding for LC, dohs. Si op at Aides& The Hun. Company' sore -ship ealtvidut INt,lsdeeis fdth March. Tlasas.r.m.+-'De Hope, Fisica, from Madrasaad Seopi, jest lassiedl her pesesogen. • Dux. Mar e.—Wind &&R.—Arrived the Dartiage ee p a lownse. ramCi s. Arrived from Landes, and rein* the 1143n0, See ft. Joho's g Rhoda, 6u:wow, fur Daum anti Savor, 34'Ibeat.a, fey Aftiii• Gaavemena, Mm I.—cArrivedlh_e _Witford, Ta piton; Navin', Ifnaves, bee Mean' C. Atlir l Hanky:A; Woodbine, Apnea, and Cale** Cusas, (m u Irmo. &died tho - Conomoseal, foe the Ratan* &Wm; —, ger Haft troRTINd itivisaanurr rtiyrr 'Paulo MISTING. Sabasoosso, Wsionamar,'lgn • . Plevisy tih t oostotosessest of the meta, do laboh l Rift ice! 9044 bf MIMI% 'Paean, t 4 roPrril ' 04IMPION. GosTmeds *41,•••••e • te••••• 4 1.•,•••••• ••••••1 Cboloot bar*, by Stiloa f oot of goer to Ilourombotow Thies yrs Work. by ParttsotOts of Cat (hi du Darby) Slott to Oodolfhlo, dote yrs 41S1 ..„, sect a searossei. Obarosoli by Sir Pear (wig s ask aches foot by W 061)... Doi dolor tO Nectar, by Mahon (With a toil 41 kig test old d 6 et b Electiir A oboloor y y of Penelope ...... ............ , A bay bun, foot pro dal, by Wifil ...—... •• •• 00 ,• 040 04 .y..,....«••• 40 ••• •• 04. Mantel .. .•...... ...—.,......... --- -1 ...... •••i•r.t.••• After the skate tale the raise enearneeesd with a Sweepstake. 0100 sows. ea4l4 h. It. mks, tit. Wer filles, riling $ fame. 11 M. Mr. NOVltilie f. by Rainbow Mr. Leelallsire Charlton's eh. I. Caeotaatiee , -Mr. Payees i. by oetaviu• . . . MR. GreeMe's s. by Merlin • . . • • Ste I apt f. by Rainbow, tto 1 ea s. by Mamie& Thaw V. Dora rode the winner. • : Match-400, h. ft. Est. lib. seek. D.ll, • i L lir s; ft e Lelenas . . . . 's Reformer . . . Ite4 en Helene,. Genitals reds the wiener. Mateh--zoo, h. fr. A 116. Mk Sow Stamthewer's Wamba, Cr. 121 b. , Lid Alesses e. by Merlin, 4K. lib. . • , - -II to 4 ogle Waraba. Robinson rode the wiener. • , Match--1100, h. ft. Set. 71b. each. U.N. Mr. Rash's Carthago . „ . „ Mr. Payne" Babel . • Ryes on Carthago. Robinson rode the whiner. Sweeptakes of 100 soya. each, la. ft. for three yrS old. Colonel Yates's Garcia, Tat. 111 b. . . if,. W. Wyadham'a C•gleger, tat. Sib. Mr. Mills's Panic, est. 51b. • • . Lord Ritter's Hobgoblin, Sat. 71b. 15 to 1 apt Garda; 5 to 1 apt Colleger ; 6 to 4 slot ' t apt HattgokUn. Seven started. Three paid. J. Day Fifty Positds for duct yrs ski, 7st. fib. four, est. t ilk. fist. 41b. B.C. Mr. Wyndham's Black Swat, 5 yrs • walked Tog n r The weather continues very favourable, and the Heath, sagisence, hall been very well attended. The company windsted his Once the Duke of Portland (who arrived this mooing ' ). the Duke of filetunend, Nary& and filarchime linter, Marquis of litchfield, Earl of j itney, gar' of Orford,. . Terelam. Earl of Darlington ' Lords C. Sorneret e Wbundise, Lowther, Anson Mown, Donerich, Cavendish, Fitzroy, John Pierer,. G. Bendock ; Heneerahles C. Wyndham. Anson, Colonel Bawd, Colonel Lyata, Aubrey, Ike. • At the J. C. Biondi—Dukeet Richawnesd, Turd Jersey, , Shelley, Colonel Lyater, Captain Stankey,.tdeeara C. Wilson, Payne, Holyoake, he. The unlocked for ree=k of the 11.1100 Genoa =fakes 'lather alteratisosin the betting, and the Doke id Caret" are, el.nerse, getting up epee. So contradictory las running of the Derby korona* the past and present )414 it requires a more than weal degree of caution to keep New was betties store serangrall the races which are sel upon as affordinig MOOS guide, have failed to de r tenon{ men may be coneideted to be almost as mon as to the swiss of the favourite§ as they were Or modes odds artbe New Betting 11001i1S. up to the latest soomeet fellow— DOUBT. 4 to I age °Wortley 14 to 1 agst Elsa Tauls 111 to 1 agst Defence is to 1 apt kiamelake 11 to 1 eget RefergewliS SO to 1 egg Speeded IS to 1 apt Roderick IS to 1 ape) mares 11 to I ire Tananiso 40 to 1 agst °Aurigae* Caimans net mentioned. Oatte-4 to I on the lield—very tittle dam Swz - - ARTICLES' PREPARED AND. dt). l MESSRS. BUTLER, CHEMISTS( Chewable, Corner of St. Paid% London; 54, Saciealleethe s . Dublin; and 73, •Princtummet, Edisbutgh FLUID EXTRACT of SA RSA PARiLI .11. - - the Decoction, and petimiarly suggested end rhyddem, fee its portable convenience sod econstur• Qinaaa in which It bee peeved wet benatiA are those each infieurbutie Affections, Eruptive Menses, Set Symptom, ite. arising from adisemed sweat the Sydem PURR MAGNESIA, superiecto any Ankle of the' tame eared to the Public, beteg perfectly free from tel PURE EPSOM SALTS; in large Clarystals, thereby their reseesbkace to Ozale Acid. CITE AVID KA LI, a registration for retaking Saline recommended by the Prof/idea for its convenience , more certain in Its operation than those prepared with I. CARDIAC TINCTURE . of TURKEY Rilut warm and pleasant Laxative, ailapted to Gouty Constituti STOMACHIC BITTER TINCTURE, s eery Took, recommended in Indigestion, Debility of the Stomach, VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER and ASTR TINCTURIL i for preserving and beautifying the Teeth ANTACID LOZENGES orQUINI NE, for relict burn, Flatulence, Indigestion, and giving Tone to the they are abet extremely eenke.ible to Gouty and Dy ACIDULATED LOZENGES of CAYENNE, Rote 'Thews. Relaxation of the Uvula, Hoarseness, 4= brain' stimulas in Fatigue; Pleld Spilt% Ac. STOMACHIC CANDY, composed of itthubarb, as excelleist and agreeable remedy fee ap,cumplaiuts of the 11417 .The above PTVlrlitiOn lis whea Genuine, will have . and Address of Mews. Busse atiaehed to them. 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