Star. — London, England, 1806-04-08 00:00:00

• eavrwaL mrstuarscs. • 'Minn% Anti. I.—Atehod the Vitae muter, prate a mist. with the Zodedst‘fts "-"----•; teed tika lidaddiott -......;... -of end foe Siemen s kola liemditne. which the has &wined. - , -Pssnourn, Ants f.-. Arrived the Americas Gip :rialtiliog, Captain Ukase. from %%Aida, in 40 days Altalrege, laden with Sour. bound t. Cowes, demised by the Piaui° Beep of wart We the Davide Stip Harmonle, Captain Aliallialr e feessilialtga. foe Bre• men, destined by she Hernpvivatow. of Plymouth. , Peavissoorn. Mats 7.—Airived a Stet of trent pone and entwardhoond vaills, seder convey from the Downs. Smiled his Moyle. Alp. Ltelartp . • lidatoersv. and DAP/11 9 Oa a eraise.—Wind E. -..'...' Dam, Ants. p.—in emir/tows et the embargo Inning bees laid on Pesten weals. she following have been Ant Ws this Poet : • .• Nat Haiti illifiaai el hods.. Change ammilliNto heir die ilrelw, Ikellalls as Ink ato e, het ia by the C.aelbot • , Ppetipifitienfiers; if and Nap lheatiee, Capita Artikes aka s Map asit*iimit wide% hat in Wm Lb* Ea' elfevanik r 4 4•14i ,. -- .., Aro, *. .121i5i,84011 .--- faltinilkjojienisegg e . Irma Ainnentlenti IF.ht asio l'a • On 10 Vreli o itelthraisk. 'wale MO% 04,111teele,' ir te mouse. ,ndkeeimeilinnttent . Aleion • ' am why the *be* it WM* own - ' . ' bletieittaille.etTeintlies,'Onns Jernent, new Moans '' pleb halt ter Iteditilm, &Med II the Dealt pas 54 ' ' Valisd yollambsy the limy at. Casattatise. of and Int IN .rinediurSits it wilt. Arrived it the •iisiiiitlilialkowns w hia liajelly's pa brig Esau, • WE ciniliip.4.4l44 N.E. sad moderate. . • ..4)saa r Asaii 70.ANIsad the Saguia pa brig. I ..Upsomasofittaa Htardsr, Comasasdar, and brought , ialeitit leo lbw Dana pined illefeastalt Charlotte. 'Dui Altellit i ftirTeserife. with a cargo of lineal, . 1t.., and ,died ochre, which the detained I all. at '. rivet tha - Aco:ra pa brig, Aliso a cruise. Sailed the Toeises o .Awattanirna, lassaaos, Oanat . 71111,4 •AlTai. Pailarallol Militating Firiative, lea aisle, Weis% and jecaaas. es s woisi.-41.- lima& In the Downs dm Edgpit, Omsk, Amiga, 114 Maw Masi; aadAllanmay. • . Saras rash Ayala 7.•. , 1140 sulks mirslittadar titrailioloOs.osf. irisint a lr )ISolo 'Mit ~ bt " aalliadANAllia 'Lie& swum Tionsipmior JO. 11 # 0 WW". 111414 2 is: , 0114,:e0i".75t LSOSii s' ?Alt - Onsmotordbare tweet pander appeal& tot '11141.11111t • Then co v 0 0,040,44; of ilk eft . 'of y Suriballifiain nosonikeillielons .fher WON' : illillF•ire(PflaidlOkejliklj# l o4 Wefts. Heist: IMo7l: l, :issi ti iie liiiiaiievearishkat isakJim ' -0 1 1 VP.1 04441)44 bitlpirgt .16.4 hie at iiisi.of Asir swim ais, -wen jnimaadadam o .". hare as bahltim ..........sillosothellatokmadragli&ilip (sin iipmee, ' _, 4smis did /Dm and . : 11 = 1 :111 .1 = Mid IL ight bra i se. ' Ztct itisto # ol Nie t tt imaimmail l i te.o S• . l ot 61 . 1 " the R a maize. tlsfoitiOttfrAfteutilione, for . i~ikiw nosehAna, analuii 6 Mowed this sifilstatus,tii'Aillosiriait stilf*On dig Ilialetim iind .15iasmare*.themi.:6iseiival*dad amber. 411 r. ..ittrA.lsl, Atinaln,:tvot aiit tl: in reapha with deeswa t A i...-.11111m1•NeE. 5 k 5. , ... • ...,. . 4 - 4 ..., 4444 . , . • MlLnaii Palls • a • irabriden . Iteractes / Ind 'ilrbtalld'itilifyi3ilial* fro* Liverpool for lONA Vinek the Prince. of .Wales 4 Ws sisetes. rpm' ' 0011 . 11w/Chepßow. She fell W_ LAp withthe Plie7.4* • ' . . 0003• 1 1. anal alto with diw - all • o ff paMow, Arrived the , su iraw - ii= e Lidt . the mist frond Waterford. On -. I* astasarierayar a fes .pieltsal up a boat with four Mids, abbot tow fast the Sahaes ' who re. : petard thatthep %id t r day Oiles its with afchnotter I rL .. rator t e ti r r 14,:nr htelkieed. and (as they al tt Nig.' they took to Alum L ." Ze w ste l".. lasiteLoweto , hersvy foe hem the (chooser. The ' 'AIM IWdliiteldiffeet to hdoeg to the Nottingham, '..'.'.'sf Infi,. ',,' •'• , :: ' 5 .,, i ilittiewAsess. p.... The Sarah Ann MALLET, from ffients ferthis plot, with. enruints, has pot into Ply. ..,. ". ;A, - with tht lots of her main top mail sad bow. . The following repels failed on Sunday lafl '-• t liewbree to yowl the Humber convoy for the l' le, via. Uniting HART. for NOf way i Arm, TAY. ,: 11Jor blew', end Fidelity. EDMOND, for Rolled, E,, ' " isorfes. The Mil pecker, EAR Row, mentioned v is rearjalk as having been captured, was retaken on .Wodnefday fe'netifo, of Yarmouth. in confeqeence . of. ihe slate bsvin made * Opal, unobfervid by the Frenchmen (four sit nitenber) to a pilot's cotter. who immediately come iilosgilde and took pond Inn, end carried her fife into Yarmouth yelterday fennight. The Mate was the only eerie:it left on board by the French 1 the Captain and the rell of the 'crew were taken on hoardthe privateer. The Falconherg,SnlTH, . of Grimtby, for Davis' Straits, was on Monday fen. night. driven allure .pion t randy beach, a few mikes to the north of Aberdeen. in a heavy gale of wind at 5: E. with a thick fog, The weather proving inn. aerate the is expelied to he got 4 With littie damage, and it is hoped may be able to proceed on her voyage. The Blenheim, Wittman, of this port, for Davis' Straits. was is company with the Falconberg, and was firing fignals of entire§ i bat, as fliefwas out lof fight on the following morning, and the firing had ceafed, it Wassexpeded the had cleared Bochannefs Head. The Birnie. of Grimtby. and the following • • ',eV, frorn.this port for the Whale Fakery, have all nY.wrived c a f e e t Stramnefs, via. Leviathan, Symme- I 'try, Royal George, 'Cruelove. Donenenbe. Gardiner . and Joftph. Haldernefi, .1414, Munificence, Cato. i and Elizabeth. IVICLIAiII GARIUTT, cook of the • L ev iathan, was wand overboard by a heavy lea in the parage. The following refills failed from Strom :lgs e s the 47th, viz Royal George, Dtmcombe, and • Truelove. -1 114. 4 .;4117811 MOW). fr Aittl4llll47L ... • . - • - • . • TIN unto sextom ORAWD man, aIIsAT iia MANSION HOUSL . . The Animal Fete. given on Fatter Monday by the Loan Matra', was yellerdey obterved with unenitt mon Splendour. The howlers of. the day- added much to the grandeur of the fens. •Cheapfide atts4 Newkate-fireet made a mon pieurefelse appearance ; the windows were filled with hesitant! women, and the Streets were crowded with fpeftetors i to want(' the Grand Pmeelion from the Manto n Houfe to Chrill's Hofpital. in Netegate-flreet. About two o'clock, the Priceffitm fee out from the Mention Hoof, in the following order, viz. Bras Coo two iwol two 4 egad& monied by Ilwh' Tows. at* hey ooterlog Isooe blip* eel* Week if team, 4 Shale& Oath wi soltospoo, sogaraiWA globe% ales, boob, mad tionpolles• , * ' Madlel-soott two aid two. ' • My Mora* es MAW& . The Leas Mom Is MI hue Casa. Two Illutlllo Sow Ombra The Raeoisea. Alamo% Cowles.% .. The Abkrutso. dread to thetr teotht ribs.. • ' leveed Moon Corim. will the Wks attA Mole oir the ' The whole of the erects through which the. Pro. Irma moved, was completely filled. Clarin.Chtuch a moll refpediablet Congregation. '(be Sermon was proaehed 1 4 o ls Zr: r ot., who trash his teat from the 34, i r la . . snit and t nth verfes.,,. * Is. Le, hie w ties, teod I he Wm het t Ile *hill is alto, te ' M gas. • as. hottahl, he NMI s wok who all Wart Ma r who will fey we Me, Wks Met this P After Church &mice; the Procerne returned to the Memnon Hoofs to dinner. On their airiest at Masfion Hoofe. the compel); were Sewn into repels &Swiss rooaas of THU STOIII HALL, . . ifikeenthey waited the arrival of Ms ItAyal High. . Peseta of Wats., and his Royal Brothers. , Neill was OA brilliantly lighted up.—a ,-... Otis *Melt rapport the roof were each ~, :-.,,, • • with wreaths of lamps, and a wreath of Wilkie' lowers between. The Iky lights were fur. onlinded with email lamps, as were the niches in the wall with. gothic arches of fmall lamps. The cliffs. net images round this ball were bevadhlty rano with lowers. The tope of the doors, and the different flair cafes were fpleneldly lighted ' variegated lamps, and bullfights. From die centre of the ceding 100 to lap lantis in form 'of a crows-411h was of sheet soy (mall llantres, at the lower part of which was a large globe ihich refleeed the company as in amino , . Inn 1145TPTIA1f HALL. • • This magnificent apartment. which h pled as the -lklmitetting Room on all Grand Fetes ain't by the 4.0110 MATOS, never exhibited a road& warms .than all night. The lofty columns, which are ,nboat thirty test high, were beestifelty•wroseacated ,Titli Small lamps. Aloes the foliag e to the cornice filitthe vaulted . roof, were fafpeadeel.threo WI" lilliont : b p doodah's, ef,eannikawortinnik 4 01 14r 4 • •ap with . vets Ippon. 'Rossi" mains niches, sorer, wraiths if fool& Yip& , Iri,alllerthe doer, over the Ite ~ e , Of Lewd thitsott, raider a linitOW Wine s at , well end of the wont, bikini the pea 'Mayor% load a lofty Ede tables groanieg under a load ornamental plate. heft as lame dillies, man, ke. richly gilt and ornametited--de gint "IPOrer *TV' which' was covered' frith goer haise..dilll'ideeMle' bale of our beloved soma's. G. ,11.. Arm vow words " Lang niey he live in flirallahenipe t un derneath, to Anchor and Cable.- flereadaded by a wreath of level. Tile whole fertinsokerhY a lofty arch, compered of a double row of (mall lamps, on one fide of which wan a knits and compile, nod a plumb, nil., and kvelooteehe other fide. with eerie gated lamps. in Minas, of the Royal GT= Pestles of Watts, who is Grand Menet of At the opponte end of die room was a table, aklnt teen feet high, on which the good old English, baron of beef was placed, over which was an eraltifleafor the mule. The great window at this mi. was cos vered alto with green baise, on which were the Ira. tials of the Niece of Watts. G. iv. w: widi 'the Prided of Waist's feathers over i underseatb, in memory of the departed Netsoa, woe • brilliant Stir and crefcent of 'variegated lams* beisig the Ot toman Order which the Hero wore when be fell ; ..the whole to corrafpond with the ,other sod of the room. wis furrounded by a lofty arch of variegated lamps. There were four tables which reached the entire length of the room, and accommodated about 370 perfons, the two centre tables were Lined at the weft end by a croft table, at which t Logo Maros. prefided.—The decorations confined of Chinefe temples, triumphal etches, tolomns bearing _warlike and naval trophies, medallions. itc. fn. At .the head of the table Nord a molt fplendid Chinefe temple, about five feet high and eight long, the tai. rob of which were ornamented with and oar• like trophies, a (hip of be line at each end, a bull of his Maiterr on a pedenal in the centre, and a medal-, lion of the Panics of Writes in front. The ground' work on which the ornaments flood was of beautiful coloured fond, reprefenting (vestal Rorie* of the Hee then Gods and Guddeffes. Each fide was covered with the fine& white damalk. and with a van profufion of plate, as no other was ofed at table but Meer, there being about teo filter dither and tureens, with plates, lenceboats, Ivens, he. in proportion. At tit o'clock the great folding doors of the Hall were thrown open, dinner being announced. which confined of every delicacy the (talon could afford, in abundance. The Prince of Watts's procelrom to the Manton Houle was condoned in the moil dignified and mag nificent Style, particulal when his Royal Highnefs and Brothers entered *1 emple Ber. A numerous detachment of the Royal. Artillery Company, of ' which the Prince is Colonel. waited for his arrival, and that of his Royal Brothers. Allison as they ap. peered, the procelfion to the hfantioolonfe con menced. 'Theßnyal ArtilleryCompantpreceded their diltinguifhed Colonel, with drum, beating, colours' flying, &c. ice. as if proud of the honour of introdue-, ing their Royal Leader to their Fellow Citizens of London. All Fleet-theft, and the. other ttreets to the feßive Icene, were uncommonly crowded with fpeeators of all defcriptions. The Pounce was greeted on the happy occafinn kith tokens of tile' sreatelt refpeO and warmell aliedion, and his &dyad . Highisers appeared Cell' Moth pleated by thefe de• stionfiritions of"o_artialiev to Ids petite and family. Their Royid Highn'effes the Dukes of existence, KIST. ei4lli mar. and Suss ix, with Lords Monti. Krtre Donnas; and HUTCNINIIOII, Gina. 1411 tell in/ Las, With C•tlnnels M.Nlanoes p __ Swore. and DALiTlitLe, attended the Prince of WALIII on this necation. In the Peters's Rate curial/it were Lord. Hot. cession and Donbas. General Les, and Clime, M`Marine. THE DINNER. Re. • I The Peweer and his five Royal Arenberg; and dm Duke of GLOP ma king the fixth Royal Dalt% arrived about half pall five o'clock. They were gamed into the Drawing Room, and Mtrodowd.nal iiiLADY MaTOR ass. As loon as dinn e r was ready l l which was about ten minutes pall tie o'clock. the Loan Mares advanced to the Egyptian Hall Ire, then the Passe, and his Royal Brothers, next Dukes .and Ducheffes, Marquifies and Marchionefes, Earls and Connteffes. Barons, &c. Ike. The Pantos was rented nes the left hand of des Lain Keenness ; size to him the Doke of agues; area the Dnke of KOUT and thee the Doke le of Canail:ls ; next, loch Aldermen as bad paled the Chair. Oa theright hand of the Loan Ma yogi, fat the Duke of YORK; Duke of . Avails. Duke GLAUCIIIITTIt the Loin Caameatt3e, etc. &c. TM Nobilityand Aldermen Ike mixed indittriminately. Mr. Fox and Lord Ri.t.graottouom fat next each other—Mrs.Fetx nn LardE LLLLL <tenon n's left hand, General Was.roxx on Mr. Fox's right hand, and Lord CattaMarms next to him. Mr. Sestinas at the bottom of one of the middle tables. The dinner was excellent ; and the Era mall was tt The King." Neat " The Prince of Wales;" then " The Duke of Ynrk and the Army." The other Rhyal Brothers were then drank feparately with all, due honours. " Lord Howick and the Navy" fol. lowed ;—then " The Emperor of Ruirks"--" 'llse King of Sweden," Ths Psinee of Wit,, gave " The Lord Mayor, and Profpetity to the City of London." Hi, Rote Highs* glib gave st The Lady Mayorefs of the Day (Mrs. Combe)." The Lotto Marna raid. he had been feeoßdira4 m he intended' to hav e r iv e n th at man himrelf. The Pates. good binnouredly gave up the gnat bat slime/age defied that he Might, as his toall, glee " The Lady Mayorefe and Family." 'nmi Lisab Marna gave feveral kryal, patriotic, end estttsessial totes. and conducted hitafelf in s 1118114 A OCT altogether worthy. of the preeminent dillineliew to which his Lnrdliip has been Co jufily called by his Fellow citizens. k The Dinner Room was not cleared till eleven •o'clnek. The Batt was opened by the Duke of CLateers and Kis Coupe, who dames, " 71ot Price e Wald, Afineer." . The *Mr Rorer Droste afterwards rimmed a few Country Dances With Lady eon ; the fiat, to the tone of It Lady strarj Was led of by the Duke of,Csaaence salt; comagabnowat by the other ROTAL bearers' and their Partners. Menem sad lea Dance was " Led ifmelsiialdat Red," after which the LADY Mairoaess akd Cnalpany. at half pea twelve. withdrew to fur. 'per.—'the Lacy MATOROSS was fuperbly strafed in purple fight ; the Headsdrefs a tiara. Among the antopany we omitted, „ • The Primate( Watts. tarty Rasa leglmodibitbeDabssliTerin Chreans. &at, Seim C.ainbeitles, sad ehrtaitiltar. Dnben—liseseis, Nerikninbarload. and besnebeftet.' fird. : l4 M4ablaidnik Leash Walkan't Out. Absedsia.Caranntio, Danumnetk OuP.wuy, Omnians, ' ' Menemb.alinasennek C. _1411141".= .11;it : =t ip 14. lllNlkslo. Dedham • • fd lib ia a kn.Wiedinin. dray. T. lgpsin• tow Maas Poly _Air/Atwo. Adiron!, Darro, din Duclitiks—Chirdsklnod blurs. Ladin—Pirer. Min Pas, ae.lke. betides the Aldermen of London, and their Ladies. too numerous to mention. • The jeopie of the metes party. about twelve o 'clock. exceeded two thenhelt , perfons of every defcription. The Company did not part oattiflate.bortrie lid morning. . Tr a Tx La LLL 1.-11 rift Setaeewerewdlattended lag night, and the company was as genctel as could be expelled on an Eider Monday. ROTAL Amrserrnsiree.—This elegant place of Summer refnrt allo opened lag night for the feafon, with a moll pleating and fuperbly grand SpeOacle, called 74r 7 b,w Siftre and the Golden BAAt. The fplen• dour and decorations of this Piece excel any thing of the kind ever produced in London. The interior of the bottle has undergone an entire change, by the front of the boxes being painted a fawn colour the infides a pale French green and the lattice work of the Rage boxes is extremely neat, and of a lively appearance. The branches of the unequalled than. defier here been beautified fn is to reprefent Giver, and the front of the flags has been mock improved. ROYAL Cfhcus.—This Theatri, completely re built, opened lan night. The following is a Boot sketch of the defign The form comprehends four fegments of a circle, affording three elevations each tide, of Clinilfymmetry, the profietriatts embracing the fourth ; the whole fipported by elegant pillars, and lighted up by fplendid chandeliers. The eieling is decorated with lattice wotk, through whisk are ap. propiiste figures and devices; a broad margin fur rounds it; the compartments of which are embel linted in alto relieve, with variegated odours. The boxes, confining of two tiers, ate (over an elegant open lattice work) richly ornamented with roarer a Pantipt, &c. the priecershan magnificently cocrefpundb with the Ittperb decorations of the front, and is ren• dered particularly (hiking, by a pleating froluifpiece and an hradforne painting of his Majesty's Arms. Samna's Wu-Lc—Lail night, this old and ft vnurite place of amufetnent, opened for the fenfon. The honk had been completely beautified in the re• eels and Mr. Dinars, whole exertions for the armament of the public, inereafe with his foceeti, prefented a variety of entertainments to his friends. The Pantomime•was beautiful. - • Gast wr en HILL. and all the other places. to Whisk the Englilh .ltudity Always refort, were crowd. to at brut!. It *mild be an 0044 tIl& Cf. 01 0 0 into a defeription of a hat had to nrtfn been deist& d , in the mon *hiring colours I rodee it to fey, that there was the fame good humour, and the fame op saddeltrm awe/lions, which have alwayidillingsdased theft popular feenes. Everson' Fisaarr.s—The idea of the Eppins Boot attracted yefterday a great numb er o f Cockney Sportfinen who rode out at an early hour to join in the pleafures of the Chace. A cr ,, wd of perfona of all defcriotiort. went to the foreit Al, in carriages nr on fact, with a view of essinying a laugh at the awk. ward exertions of the city fpnetimen. When they reached the place of their dettingoion, howytee, there was neither Bag nor hound to be ken, and it was Inotd that, in confequestee of Mr. Rawest having difpofed of his den and hounds, it was likely that there would not he any (port this year. It was Paid, however, that fame of the keepers of the fore* had caught a Rag for the occefion and had teed by a few dogs of their own through a pdee of the toter. If this be true it is very Orange that not a tingle petrol, was to be met with who had fun stir thing of the chime. We are rather inclined to think that the whole was a hoar, and that this annsalfport is likely to be dropt in future. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. Mi. 12n/10.41.•PR1L 7. The Craven Stakes, a Sisbferiptiews of sods. each, b. ail ages, ayr olds carrying 611.3 r side IL 4 yrl old. Ott. soh. s y r old s 9*. lib. 6 yr side sta. sib. and aged 911. 71b. Acrotio she Fist. Mr R. Ea cif* br. c. Thirkr. 4 Tea nift Lord 0 b. V. Vlotaccc.3 yrs GM Mr Nowortr. be. b. Norval.; yrs eat. Mr Fortter Arlarcart. ye' ltd. Mr Asdrtir's b r. thwrrarbrs. j yrs old. Mr Mellitr. b f./Seloy.s yr. eltd.• Lerd . W b. copula *Volute. 6 yrs old • Sir 1: 1 41a 0 Oraau Mn.l c Wißar ♦ra Mr D. Riddles'. A c. tsarists/as rao • Tbs Judge could Pak bat two. . Three to agaisti 81, Davlrkt;-6 to s Wise Violante. Sweepliakes of tongs each, b. Fts Air inks, $4. AO, fillies, M. tlls. riling 3 yrs Olds - Aseal Ibc Flat. SIT F. Standfiler brother to itsinfont * • t . Dale of Oration% e. !Wages. by Wardl e sat sr PllOlllll Lea 0, It caronaller baby Wartm,oss of bocce d dssy el C... 1101111 W42.lb.edam Saw. by %Vbillay,daar Eacoc4 co a taelis.en. by Sesinront. Ns of Mendlisalb lAM, b. c by jobs WC oat of Calk oa* * b Ramblotalha. Maple efilla _NO Pi - • e. by Jambs.' at a Mar of t adreit Mr= Mall . " Z i t% ma of theep r lfe . • dem i je d l Mr loblatir is Merrfrart Lad SarEclees b. s. by fasszr4 oat of OiltaS 6116"'" 14 M e hatialegc W Vireektd4 •We to Oldsaal p 1 j i t . by %at* tan by Hipbease, sve '''• ' • - Mr Pactlecltcsiber LVd Ollm eastes e. by NA WM eat fo, Tait • ilk C. 1122*1 2 sh abralbOwlisktor Mr D. Raidlies ob.& by Sialsibrsoit., sit era* As bowss ars • . /4 Tbs Joey mid plan Malin. Eight to I against Sir F. tkandilit-s to 4 mak& Podagins-6 to i spina Lord Cavanagh-3 to 'against Snug -^4 to I again* Luck's4oll. • SWeepNakes of wogs each for calts.and Mies, war. reared untried. 17th of April, silo/ I milts carry ing Ili slb a fillies 811 11b. riling throe years old. hersalles e, Chew, by Sir Pest, est of *sin - s a try Soeborbb. des b l'o4itutie. by* sl Mr. 3 Po t avekei i l. by IlePscr. sir b made, L.l (LK, by Ositarslsr. sue st Met Mr Ploworttes E by Corbraisr. eat of MIR Graft LA F. G.olbiker (LC j•W Sapee bat tkica.by ltatairl.sta mid Tbe phoe Maas. Even betting on Ld. Foley's a. riseFisit dais of the Oadand Stakes of .sqp sub, • h. fl. D. L ter j: fbrAtcy's lingataa LA. I y" M. MI ME •. 2. tabbrobeti Prsketo. 4 yrs MARter = ' * litiltahresloriborn, 3 mat, Mt sallO• • t •19 Ilorphy• cba by. frit of Clean, 3 *AK MI Olio 4 Lapel okes Pk Hun lAvAlabs, $ ilk IS . 'ibfr Menai. told. 4 yr. 614. to . , pd terafrcarsor Oath. . Ti , abl. * 3 11 1 0 '7 1 /4 Mr joatesjaisents yrs std, yu 111 s • pa Sefieirt* 4 mit Hnaghtos LANAI IM M i Sp " ". • Profpern. • • • Lord Folty's.Little Peter. $l heat D. of Oroillares 811. tont.' D. 1. soogs,--6 and 7 t 5 5 .4,1111 Little Peter. Mr. R. Anyeteirßrolowortn, 711. t alb.; Isetft Mr. Melliiit's Starchy, 811. 71b. Ab. M. toogs.-Evea betting. Sir J. Shelley's Currycomb, Bfi. 71b. beat Mr. Blachford's Jumper, 715. ►z4lb. Aerate the Flat, joust h. ff.-3 tot on Currycomb. Sir Ff. T. Vane's Mailer Betty, at& Lord Foley's Hippocamput. Bfi. 71b. each. B. C. tooogs b. ft.- Off by confent. Duke of Grafton's Pardo!, 811. ylb. rec. ft, ASS Lord Foley's Hipsocampus, 88. B. C. soots Lo r d Grotrenor's Meteora, rec. ft. front Lord Byrymure's 'Gtatittitle, 811. each. Abs M. ups& h. ft. Mr sttwetrs Clafher, by Sir Peter, rte. Lord Datlingtonit's. by Sir Peter, dam ter. Ab. M. toots. asst ft. Ni. weight • • s s Wednefday the Lord Advocate of Seedaad fit out from Edinburgh on his way to Landon. The Earl of HARDWICK! and Inite arrived on Sa turday at Wimple-hill, Cambtielgeliire, from his Vicetnyfitip in Ireland. Accounts received from the fleet of Cadiz, fob , fequent to Admiral CoLAttocrovot.o's dtfpatch of the 28th of February, mention the return of the trefrets which he fent in putfoit of the French frigates that efcAped from Cadiz on the sad. The Will of .he late Earl MACARTNIT was opened nn Thinfaay, in which is (fated his Lordlitip's with to be interred quite privately, at Chifwick; to which place hhe reao o v f ed ir e e a lan rly d. th th is e week. His em u r tors4ms will Primate are„theGeneral lisposoo, Lady MA . as u a is ra o s f r, H a i n 4 cl T D7 D H.t, Wednefday 2 Midfhirman belonging to the Mag. nanime lying at Sheetnefs„ fell overboard and was unfortunately drowned. A marine who had been drowned tome time back by falling overboard from the Monarch, at Chatham, was picked tip on Fr►day left much disfigured from the brutes he had received spina the Una( the _