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THE KING'S LEVEE. We have already observed, that the crowd of No bility and Gentry at the KING'S Levee on Wednes day, was altogether unprecedented on any occasion of a similar description—such was the general anxiety to pay due respeft and homage to his most gra cious and excellefit MAJESTY, GEORGE the FOURTH. The exact number of Noblemen and Gentlemen pre sent on the occasion, was 1745. LIST OF PRESENTATIONS. (Continued from our Paper of yesterday.) George Abercrombie Robinson, and Thomas Reid, Esqrs. the Chairman and Deputy Chair man of the East-India Company with an Address, by Mr. Canning. Major-General Sir George Leith, on his appointment to the 9th Veteran Battalion, and on return from abroad. Lieutenant-Colonel Prother, C. B. by Mr. Canning, on his ar rival from India. Lieutenant-General Wetherall, to deliver up Orders of the late Duke of Kent. Lieutenant-General Brown, on promotion. Major D. Brown, Madras Artillery, on his return from India. Major Buchanan, Royal Engineers, on promotion. Major Blanchard, Royal Engineers, by T. Wilson, Esq. M. P. Major St. Clair, R. R. A. on his return from Canada. Major T. Gambell, R. A. on going to Malta. illajor Marshall, 14th Foot, on his arrival from Gibraltar. Major Cowell, Coldstreant Guards, on promotion. Major Wetherell, Royal Scots, on promotion. Major F. E. Drake, on his marriage, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Major Cragie, Bengal Army, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-General Sir E. Stupford, on appointment to the 41st Foot. Lieutenant William Deeds, East Kent Yeomanry. I.ieut. Home, R. N. on coming of age, by Sir E. Home, Bart. Lieut. John Walpole, Royal Engineers, by the Earl of Orford. Major-General Anderson, on promotion. Lieutenant Logan, 12th Lancers, on his appointment. Major-General Sir 'W. Cockburn, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. S. Stephenson, 'R. N. on return from the Lakes of Canada. Lieutenant }urber, R. N. by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Barlow, Sth Dragoons, on his return from India. Major-General D'Arcy, on his promotion. Lieutenant-General White, on his promotion. rrigadier-General P. Coffin, on-appointment to the Staff. iljor-General Dickens, Royal F.ngincers ' on promotion. Major-General Sir G. Cooke, appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth. Major-General Adams, on promotion. Major-General 131undel, on promotion. General Wemyss, on promotion. Major-General t>ovntz, by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel Sir 11. St. Paul, on pi utnotior.. 111.1jor-General Prevost, on promotion. Cohniti Campbell, Gth Regiment*, on promotion. Capt. W. Rous, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord in Waitirg. Major i‘laherll, with an . Addrus.i from Abingdon. Captain Atbill, R.N. upon his marriage. Captain Vhapinan, on promotion. Najaf -General Sir C. Doyle, on appointment to 10th Royal Vet. Lieutenant Eden, R.N. on appointment as Flag Lieutenant to Sir George Moore. Captain Dunn, on hiA promotion;. Sir Barry Darell; Charles des Vont ; Sir Cheeks Roos.: Boughton ; I.ieutenant,General Wetherall ; Mr. house Boughton; Sir Robert Shaft Ilawkes; Major-Gooeral Skinner; Mr. Wetherall; Rear-Admiral Gif fard ; Colonel Vincombe ; Captain Schomberg ; Mr. Charles Schomberg. ?dr. Janus Freeman, With the S:uthwark Address. Admiral Howeet , or. promotion. Dear-Admiral IlinB:nun, on promotion. Poymi, utt protnotion. Nat - tints cf llut ey,ou bcihr, arpt.inted to the Rascal Scots. Wcmyss, .at his Fronu.tioit, by Viscour.t Wenlyss. 1.:-..utenant H. I'. Ste 11e, ...N. Captt.inklicot, ct;:11 ilegimtzt, on promotion. C. re ILL. Cure..., on aprointment to 341 Dragoon Guards. 7.11 a. -tr Si; Charles Ctykr, et: coming to tile llaronetagc. si7 11, V". Ridley, with .le.dress from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Sir W. 'tY. Wynne, with an Addrel - s from the Society of An- tient Britons. M. It. F;gell, by Lord Ili:AL:ton. Mr. Greetham, 1)131.ty Ju•'ge Advocate of the Fleet. Mr. Clarke, Record, r of Walsall, w i t h an Add r ,„ 6 . Mr. Massingberd, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Neville, on hi, marriage, by Ilartiuis Cornwallis. Mr. Scott, Sheriff of Hants, by the Earl of Northesk. Mr. Carroll, M. P. by Vit count Carlton. Mr. Charles Porter, by the Marquis Camden. Mr. Tennyson, with an Address from Grimsby. Mr. Wall, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. 1). F. Jones, Recorder of Chester, with an Address. Rev. Dr. Goodenough, Head Master of Westminster School. Mr. T. Freemantle, by Admiral Sir J. T. Freemantle. Mr. Cockblnn, on king appoi:Actl Envoy liktraordinary and Minister Pi:nipottmtiary to the King of Wirtemberg. Mr. Darwin, Mayor of Lich with an Address. Mr. ('. Lye'', by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. E. It. Sallivan, by Sir Charles Sullivan. ):r. Jones, on going to the Continent, hi Lis ut. Gen. Sir R.Jones. Mr. Casberd, on being .ppointed King s Counsel. Mr. Kington, on going abroad. Mr. Fred. West, Berks Yeomanry, on coming of age. Marq‘ls Graham, by Lord Clive. Sir E. B. Baker, by the EIJI of Whitworth. Rev. J. Cook, on going abroad, by Lord Kenyon. Mr. Criffs, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Spicer, with the Surrey Address. The Marquis of Worcester, on his promotion. The High Sheriff for the County of Wilts, with the Address. Rev. F. Faller, on taking Orders, by the Lord in \Vititing. Commissioner %Volley, on his arrival from the Mediterranean. Mr. Prinsep, Bailiff of Southwark, with the Address. Mr. 11. flower, High Sheriff of Surrey, by the Lord in Waiting. Re•v. S. S. Fr.mch, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir John Mortlock, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir IL Bridges, attending the County of Surrey Address. Admiral Palmer, on Ins promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir Graham Moore. Rear-Admiral Sir 1). Milne, on his return from the American station. Rear-Admiral Lord Colville, on his promotion. Dr. Thomson, ou being appointed Physician Extraordinary to ILke of York. Rear-Admiral Ballard, on promotion. Vice-Admiral Fraser, on promotion. Ensign C. Hastings 1)oyle, on appointment to the With Rt-gt. ]tear_ Admiral Wenthrop, on his promotion. Rear-Admiral Alcxaoder, by the Lord in Waiting. ltev. Edw. Law, on departure as Chaplain fur St. Petersburgh. Rev. J. Harris, B.D. by the Lewd in Waiting. Sir Alexander Allan, on being created a Baronet. ltev. St. John Robinson, on being created a Baronet. ltev. W. 11. Springer, by Mr. Sheriff Bothwell. Wv. J. Hewlett, B.D. Jahn Tobin, Esq. with the Liverpool Address, by Lord Sidmouth, when he received the honour of Knighthood. Duke of Norfolk, Lord Clifford, Sir Richard Acton, Sir Car- Imlay Ilaggerstone, Sir Thomas Clifford, and Dlr. Edward Jerningham, with the British Catholic Address. Dlr. Osborne Rich, on his marriage, by Lord Palmerston. Sir W. Guise, and Edward Sheppard, Esq. with an Address from the County of Gloucester. The Rev. J. G. Wrenchplate, Chaplain to his Majesty's Ambas sador at the Ottoman Porte. Captain Humphrey, lt.N. with an Address from Stockport. Francis Sachevcrel Darwin, 31. D. with ati Address. Dir. (Hasse, on his going abroad. Air. Harrison, Recorder of Ripon, with an Address. The Rev. John Fortesque, on his going abroad. Prince Sap:-.:ha, by his Excellency Count Lieven. Earl of Moray, by the Lord in Waiting. Earl of Roseberry, on his marriage. lion, John H. Knox, by the Lord in Waiting. lion. W. Smith, by Lord Carrington. lion. W. Stanley, on coining of age, by Lord Stanley. The Dean of Westminster, the Rev. Dr. Stonier Clarke (Clerk of the Closet Waiting), Sir G. BLne, Captain Rathborne, RN. the Earl of Nortlfesk, Captain Daniel Laurence, Lieu tenant-Colonel D'Arcy, Dl.Wbyte Dlelvillo, Capt. Brace,R.N. Dlajor-General Skinner, Dr. Scudamore , Mr. Robert Ward. lieut.-Colonel Sir R. Steele. Colvel Gaitehell, with the Southwark Aildresa. Lieut.-Geo. Sir R. Jones, K.E. on goinglo the Continent: Lieut.-CoL Fergusson, on being appoint. to command 88th Reg. Brev. Lieut.-Colonel S. Stratton, on promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Frederick, with the Surrey Address. Llent.-Odpnel R. Nixon, on his return from the Continent. Philpot, on his return from India. Lieut.-Colonel Cavendish, K.O. Stafford Regiment. Col. Sir R. Jackson, on appt. 1)e). Quarter-Master-General. Captain A. L. Corry, R.N. by Lord Grantham. Captain Sir M. Seymour, on appointment to his Majesty's yacht. Capt. Garrett, R.N. on his appoint. as Commis. Victual. Dep.• Captain Dawkins, by Major Stratton. Captain Royky, R.N. on his return froM the Continent. Captain Basil Hall, on his appointment to the sloop Conway. The Hon. W. Shore, on his commission in the Devon. Militia. Major Wilmott, IL N. on his return from Ireland. Lt.-Col. Sir W. Burgh, on appoint. of Surv.-Gen. of Ordnance. CoL Christie, on being appointed to Ist Royal Vet. Battalion. Captain Payton, R.N. by Lord Melville. Colonel Bruce, H.P. 394 Regiment, on promotion. Colonel Mackay, Royal Staff Corps, on promotion. Col. Ford, on being appointed Lieut.-Governor IL M. Academy. Lieut.-Col. Rowan, .52d Regt. by the Duke of Ricisnumd. Mr. A. Copland, by Colonel Bosanquet. Mr. Serjeant Onslow, with the Guildford Address. Mr. Masterton lire, with the Weymouth Address. Vice-Admiral Scott, on promotion. • Cornet Johnstone, on his appointment to the 19th Lancers. Rev. Dr. Carr, on being appointed Clerk of the Closet to the King. Rev. Dr. Hodgson, on his translation to the Deanry of Carlisle. Rev. Dr. Nott, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Dr. Sampson, of Petersham, with the Surrey Address. Rev Dr. Keate, on his appointment as Canon of Windsor. Mr. Rushworth, by Sir Leonard Holmes. Sir Charles Flint, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Scott, on his marriage, by Viscount Hood. Mr. Wallace, to present an Address from Weymouth. Mr. Knox, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Fox Strangways, on returning from Petersburgh. Mr. C. I'. Denniss, on returnir.g from India. Mr. W. Williams, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Barnard, with the Address of the County of Surrey. Mr. Pallmer, with the Surrey Address. Mr. li. Colborne, M.P. with an Address from Thetford. Mr. Charles Mundy, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir E. Home, Serjeant Surgeon to the King. Sir A. Chichester, on his marriage, by Lord Rolle. Sir E. Nepean, on his return from the East Indies. Sir T. H. Farquhar, on coming to his title. Sir laiiiius Curtis, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir T. Clifford, with the British Catholic Address. Sir D. Domville, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Thomas Turton, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Samuel licit:it:a, with t(le Southwark Address. Mr. John Jackson, with the Southwark Address. Mr. B. Shaw, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Hare Townshend, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Laing, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Edmund Ludlow, with the Southwark Address. Mr. Moulden, with the Southwark Address. 31r. Lawson, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Frederick Alston, by the Marquis of Northampton. Sir George Naylor, by Lord 11. Howard, Dep. Earl Marshal.. Mr. French, by the Lord in NVaiting. Mr. Needham, with the Southwark Address. Mr. Jackson, by Lord George lkiresford. Mr. Arundel Harris, by Lord Rolle. Mr. Starling Benson, with the Surrey Address. Lord Brudenell, by Lord Aylesbury. Mr. Chichester, 7tu Ilussars, by Marquis Conyngham. Mr. George Tritton, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Bankhcad, by Mr. Bagot. Sir David Scott, on succeeding to the Baronetage. Mr. John Clarion, with the ,houthwark Address. Sir John Frederick, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Gipps, with the Ripon Address. J. 11. Peele, on his return from India. The Earl of Br ccknock, from abroad. Sir Thomas Grey, by the Marquis Conyngham. Sir Robert NVikon, with an Address from Southwark. Mr. Paulct St. John Mildmay, with the Winchester Address. Captain Knollys, Sd Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain J. A Ricketts, R. N. by Sir John 13eresford. Captain Evelyn, 3d Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant-Colonel Reeves, on his appointment. Captain Lane Fox, on his marriage. The Earl of Harewood, on succeeding to his title. Mr. Earle, Sheriff of Berkshire, with an Address; accompa nied by the Hon. IL Neville, Mr. C. Dundas, Sir N. Dunkin field, Sr 3lorris Ximenes, Mr. Palmer, Capt. Ilaumer, and Mr. F. Maitland. Captain Blackett, by Mr. Montagu Burgoyne. Dr. Jas. Forbes, Dep. Inspector of Hospitals, by Col. Christie. Mayor of Canterbury, by Mr. Lushington and Lord Clifton. Major-General Sir 1). Pack, on being appointed Lieutenant- Goverror of Plymotoh. T. 3lantell, Esq. with an Address, upon which occasion he re ceived the horour of Kniilithood. Mr. Edwardes, by his father, Lord Kensington. Mr. Beilby Lliwley, by Lord Braybrooke. Colonel Acht.siir ' Coldstream Guards, by the Earl of Gosford. Lord Bone, as Itecorder of Great Torrington, with an Address. The Earl of Tyrconcel, by the Lord in Waiting. Lard Sarnerset, by the Duke of Richmond. Sir Brent Spencer, on being appointed Governor of Cork. Lieutenant-Gener al Lord Howard, on being appointed Knight Grand Commarder of the Bath. Mr. Orde, late I ligh Sheriff of Northumberland,with an Address. \!r. George Eastlake, Mayor of l'lymouth, with an Address. Mr. Charles Barclay, with the Surrey Address. Viscount Beigrave, on his marriage. Mr. llandky, by Lord Kensington. M. Walheuse, Esq. Sheriff of Staffordshire, with an Address. Mr. Sumner, by Lord Gambier. Mr. Kennedy, by the Duke of Argyle. James Clark, Esq. Recorder or Liverpool, by Lord Sidmouth. Mr. Campbell, by the Duke of Argyle. Mr. Stephenson, Auditor to his R. Highness the Duke of Sussex. Mr. Thomas Wilson, by the pn-cl Chamberlain. Mr. Burradaile, with the St:trey Address. Barchard, .with the Surrey Address. Mr. Wes sett, with the Surrey Address. Mr. G. R. Phillips, M.P. on his marriage, by his brother. Mr. Speer, late Sheriff, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Walsh, by the Earl of Limerick. Mr. Charles Harrison, with an Address. Mr. Fraser, on his return front Gibraltar. Mr. Jervis, on his Majesty's renewal of his patent of precedence. Sir E. Berry, Bart. and K.C.B. on promotion in Royal Marines. Rev. T. Morgan, M.A. on appointment as Chaplain at Ports- mouth Dock-yard. l'he larl of Fingal, with Addresses from Ireland. Captain It. Melville Grindlay, on his return from India. C.ptala D. Dundas, R.N. on his promotion, by Vis. Melville. Captain Glasscock, R.N. on his promotion, by Vis. Melville. Captain Bush, 21st Light Dragoons, on his return from India. Captain 11. N. Smith, R.N. on his promotion, by his father. Captain W. R. Broughton, R.N. Captain Loring, C.B. R.N. on appointment. Captain Dunn, R.N. on his promotion. Captain J. Spear, R.N. by the Lord In Waiting. Lt.-Col. Webb and Mr. Cooper, M.P. with Gloucester Address. Major Polhill, B.Y. by Lieutenant-Colonel Macqueen. Brigadier-Major Wayth, 17th Light Dragoons, on promotion. Major lane, by the Earl of Westmoreland. Major Peters, Cavalry Staff, on his return from the Continent. Blajor Sir C. Cuyler, on coming to his title. Captain Fitzroy, R.H.G. by Mr. Mundy. Captain Sir J. A. Gordon ' R.N. by the Marquis of Handy. Captain Forrest, Hon. East India Company's Service. Captain Tyler, sth Regiment, on his return from abroad. Captain Coghlan, R.N. C.B. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Purchas, R. N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain G. A. Hizg, R.N. by Lord Exmouth. Capt C. Schomberg, on his appointment to the sloop Rochfort Captain Cuyler, Coldstream Guards. Captain Higgs, R.N. on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Captain S. Prickett, R.N. on his return from the Continent. Captain Humphreys, R.N. with an Address fromStockport. Captain Henry Boteler, R.N. op promotion. Captain Bridges, R.N. on his return from foreign service. Captain S. Jackson, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain J. Burton, on his promotion, by Sir B. Bloomfield. The Earl of St. Germaine, on his marriage. The Rev. C. Powlett, late Chaplain to his present Majesty. Rear-Admiral Page, to pay his dutiful respects. Lieut.-Colonel Macdonald, to present a work. Colonel Hamilton, M.P. on promotion. Col. Andrews, on appointment to command Ist Batt. 6041 /lest. Major-General Sir W. Intlia, Y.C.B. by the -Lord iin Waiting. Major Love, 52d Regiment, on going to the Continent. Lieutenant Lang, 19th Lancers, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Elliott, Bth Dragoons, by Sir W. Stirling. General Milner, on promotion. Lieutenant Clayton, R.N. by Sir W. Clayton, Bart. Lieutenant O'Donnell, 15th Hussars, on going abroad. Lieutenant Thornton, R.M. by Samuel lhornton, Esq. Lieutenant Harrill, King's Dragoon Guards. Major Parke, Ist Royal Lancashire Militia, by Lord Stanley. Major Stawell. Royal Lancers, on his promotion. Lieutenant-General Smith, R.A. Major-General L. Grant, Governor of the Bahamas. Licut.-CoL Kench, on being appointed Companion of the Bath. Lord Douglas, by the Earl of Home. The Rev. H. Brackenberg, by IJeut.-Col. Sir Robert Steele. Maj.-Gen. Sir Geo. Leith, on appointment to 9th R. Vet. Batt. Lieutenant-General Sir IL Bell, on promotion. General Wynyard, on promotion. Lieutenant Beard, 11. H. Guards, by Colonel Sir Robert Hill. M. Purchas, Mayor of Cambridge, by Lieut.. Colonel French. Mr. Owel , , on his return to join the Mission at Stockholm. M. Sharp, Light Horse Voluntars, by Colonel Bosanquet. Lieut.-Gen. Hart, on appoint. as Governor of Londonderry, &c. Lieut.-General Hart and Eirl Mount Charles, with an Address from the County of Donegal. MajorAieneral St. George, on promotion. Mr. Edward Parrott, L li. V. by Colonel Bosanquet. Lieut. J. W. Brandston, Essex Yeomanry, by Colonel Strutt. Captain Gray. S. Y. Hussars, on his appointment. Captain P. Fisher, R.N. on his appointment to a ship. Captain Bentham, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Barton, R.N. on promotion. Captain Bentirick, Coldstream Guards, on promotion. Captain Austin, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Colville, :Id Guards, on his marriage, by M. I,: igh. Cot. J. L. Caldwell, Madras Ungirieers, on return, and as C. B. Colonel Morrison, on promotion. Colonel Plumbe, Ist It. 1 M. on his appointment. Colonel Thornton, as Dep. Adj...con. to the Army in Ireland. Captain Harrison, 11 N. on hit promotion, by Lord Melville. Captain AL Matthews, R.N. on promotion. Captain Sir Edwyn F. Stanhope., It. N. on his marriage. Captain J. M. Ferguson, 11. N. on promotion. Captain I lenry Forbes, IL N. on promotion. Captain Gardiner, in Life Guards, on promotion. Captain Roue, It. N. on return from foreign service. Captain Scott, It. N. on his return from abroad. Captain C. H. Waraon, R. N: by the Earl of Northesk. Captain Wallington, B.N.M. on his return from India. Captain Cox, R.N. on his return from the Jamaica station. Colonel Sir l'ynn, LA. by the Right Ilon. Lord Rolle. Captain Boyle, 11. N. by the Marquis of Hertfind. Commissary-General 1 iper, uu promotion, and retirement from fo:s ign service. Captain Eyler, sth Regiment, on his return from abroad. Captain John Crispo, R.N. Captain Gray Tyne, Yeomanry I lussars, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. C. 11. Tottenham, High Sheriff of Leitrim, with an Address. Mr. Bankbead, by Mr. liagot. The Ilev. Sir John Read, on his arrival in England, and coming to his title, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Robert Kerney', High Sherilifor Monmouthshire, with an Address of Condolence and Congratulation, accompanied by the Marquis of Worcester, Lord Granville Somerset, and Sir Charles Morgan, Bait. Mr. ['billions, Mayor, Mr. Wilton, Town Clerk, and Messrs. S ' h and D. Ni. Walker, Sheriff:, with an Address from the Mayor and Corporation of Gloucester, by Lord Ilenry Howard, Deputy Earl Alatshal, and Lord Somers, Recorder. I-Its MAJESTY, at the Levee on Wednesday, in quired of Dr.BAIRD the health of Earl ST. VINCENT, and expressed the most lively satisfaction at learning that the gallant veteran was well. • SPORTING. BETTING AT TArrEnSALL'S YESTERDAY. There being only one other betting-day before Epsom Races, the place was much crowded. The following was the state of the odds: DERBY. 5 to 2 agst Pindaree 100 to 7 agst Tooe colt 4 to 1 agst Sailor 100 to 6 agst Abjer sto 1 agst Kill Devil f. taken 100 to 5 apt Arbutus 10 to 1 agst Brother to Blusher 100 to 4 agst Hoopoe. The owner of Kill Devil took 1000 to 200. OALS. 7to 4 agst the Sorcery filly I &to 1 apt Bride. 3 to 1 sgst Prudtnce I But little betting on the Oaks. Lord Suffield's br. c. by Mulev, is matched against Major Wilson's b. c. by Juniper, at the kewmarket Craven Meeting, 1821, for 10ogs. h. ft. The Duke of Rutland's c. by Soothsayer, is matched against Central Grosvenor's c. by Ft lb. da Puta, Bst. 41b. each, at the Craven Meeting, 1823, fur iioOgs. each, h. ft. Sir J. G. Eararoo's horses won everything for which they started at the late Chester Races, to the great satisfaction of the populace assembled on the Re.-e Course, who loudly cheered after every victory the worthy Baronet obtained. YORK SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, NAV 8. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for horses, &c. of all ages. Two miles. Colonel Cradock's bay colt Sir Walter, 4-yr s-uld - - Mr. Kirby's brown filly Shadow, 4-yrs-old - - - 2 Lord kitzwilliam's brown filly Galatea, 4-yrs-old - - 3 Mr. GArforth's chesnut colt Swift, 4-yrs-old - - - 4 Mr. Garforth . s chesnut filly Susan, 3-yrs-old - - 5 Mr. Watt's bay filly, by Thunderbolt, 4-yrs-old - - 6 Even betting on Six Walter.—Won easy. York Spring St. Leger Stakes of 25gs. cach.—•Last mile and - - three quarters. Sir M. M. Sykes's brown colt, by Smolensk° - - Mr. llrandling's bay colt, by Orville - - - Claridge's bay colt Canova - • - Mr. Watt's chesnut colt, by C l grberus - - - - Mr. Wright's bay colt Master Fray - - - Lord Fitawilliani's bay colt Oatlands - - - Mr. G. L Fox's chesnut colt, by Marmion - - - Produce Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft.—Last mile. Mr. Lambton's trey colt Dutisinane _ _ Mr. Bell's chesbut colt, by Marmion - _ t and 3 to 1 en Dunsinane.—W'on easy. Sapling Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft.—Last mile and a half. Lor.l Milton's bay Reposada - - Lord Scarborough's chesnut, by Amadis - - - Major Bower's Busby Molly - - 5 to 4 agst Reposada. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each.—Last mile and three quarters. Sir M. M. Sykes's brown colt, by Smolensk° - - Mr. Watt's bay colt, by Cerberus - - - - Sir \V. Milner 's bay colt Langtonian - - - 6 to 4 agst c. by Smolensko--3 to 1 agst c. by Cerberus. 4 5 6 7 TULSDAY, MAY 9. Sweepstakes of 38p. each, lOgs. ft. for two-yr old colts, lit. 31b. fillies, Bst. Two-yr Olds' Course. Mr. Benson's b. f. by Bustard - - - - 1 Sir M. N. Sykes's br. c. by.Smolensko - - 2 Mr. Lambton's br. e. by Antal, - - - z 6 to 4 on Sir N. Sykes's c.-4 to 1 apt the winner—A fine race. Sweepstakes of 20p. each, for fillies, carrying Bst. 31b. each.— Last mile and a half. Mr. J. Ferguson's chesnut, The Lady niche Vale, by Mowbray 1 Mr. Harrison's chesnut, Eliza Leeds, by Comus - 2 Lord Milton's bay, Lucinda, by Cervantes - - g 7 to 4 on the winner•—A good race. Match for 50p.—Gentlemen riders.—Last mile. Mr. R. Gilberts b. g. Skipjack, by Kite, 11u. - - Mt. Rickabay's b. g. The Cobbler, by Waxy Pope, llsr. 2 6 to 4 on The Cobbler.—A good race. The Shorts.—A Sweepstakes of .cogs. each, h. ft. colts, Bst. 51b. fillies, Bst.—The last mile. Sir W. Milrer's bay colt Langtonian - - _ Mr. 'Watts's chesnut colt, by Cerberus - - - 2 Mr. Armstrong's bay colt, by Don Cossack - _ 5 The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. by a subscription of 20gs. each, and the surplus to be paid in specie, for horses, &c. of all ages; 3-yr-olds, Sat. 41b. 4-yr-olds, 7st. 121 b. 5-yr-olds, Bst. 71b. 6-yr-olds, and aged, Bst. 131b.—Two miles. Mr. G. 1.. Fox's bay colt Cardinal Itiolscy, 4-yrsold - 1 Colonel Cradock's bay colt Sir Waiter, - - 2 Mr. Petre's bay horse Roman, 5-yrs-uld • - - - 3 6 to 4 apt Sir Walter-10 to 1 apt the fine race. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday the LORD M A Tort held a Court of Com mon Council, which was attended by a numerous body of Aldermen and others. The LORD MAYOR stated, that he had a commu nication to make from the Court of Aldermen, which it might be desirous to the Court to be now read. The communication was accordingly read. It stated, that the Committee of the Court of Aldermen had reported to that Court that the Chamberlain had refused to pay a certain sum of money, and had al leged in his excuse, that the Court of Common Coun cil had, by a positive order, strictly enjoined him to pay no monies whatever without their sanction, and the said Report further certified, that it was the opi nion of the Committee, .that. legal measures should be taken by the said Court of Aldermen to corope payment of the SUM wanted, such svm being :'ue expenses to the City Solicitor, in the prosecution the criminal information filed against Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAN, Shera Pa ILKIN3, and others. The corn.: munication concluded by announcing that the Court of Aldermen had agreed to the said Report. The CH AMBERLA I hope, my Lord and Gentlemen, that I shall now be permitted to present a Memorial to this Court, relative to the communi cation from the Curt of Abler men which has jatt been made."—(hcar, hear.) The Memorial was read, and stated, that a de mand had been made upon him pursuant to an zo-d,. of the Court of Aldermen, dated the 28th of March last, for the sam of £393. is. 4d. as expenses coned by and due to the City Solicitor, Wm. New man, Esq. in the crimiu•rl information against M-. Sheriff Parkins and others, for interrupting the al leged legal -proceedings in the election of Lard Mayor on the Michaelmas Day, 1819, but w!:i:h sum he had declined to pay purtatant to the injunc tion of this Court, and which he would not pay CIL he had received further orders from this Court of Common Council—(llear, hear). The CHAMBERLAIN- 4 ' lam placed in a ve7; painful situation, as it is not for me to decide the dio ferences between the Court of Aldermen, and yo', Gentlemen, of this Court. I hope, however, that thi. Court will kindly relieve me from any consequences which may result from my not obeying the order fi the Court of Aldermen."—(Loud cries cif Hear, hear, from all sides Ville Court.) Mr. OLDHAM, after adverting to the importance c, f this prosecution as a whole, thought it his bounden duty to move that the said communication from the Aldermanic Court and the worthy Chemberlair.'s Memorial should be referred to the Committee al ready appointed to superintend the pending prose cutions—(//ear, hear).—Agreed to unanimously. Mr. OLDHAM said, he had now a motion to make, relative to the very extraordinary conduct pursued by the keepers of the Gallery at the Old Bailey, dur ing the late State Trials, and he had to move for aa account of all the rates and demands made each day for admission to the Galleries during the said State Trials, and that the Sword Bearer do present such account to this Court, such fees being part of his office. Mr. Alderman ATKINS suggested, that as this mo tion might lead to some sort of discussion, it might, perhaps, be proper for the worthy Mover to give notice of such a motion, as the fees of the Sword Bearer were of some moment at present. Mr. OLDHAM agreed, and the notice was entered for the next Court, Mr. Oldham observing, that the practice washighly pernicious, and required alteratior. ORPHAN FUND AND COAL DUTY. Mr. Alderman WM THNI AN observed, that he had already attempted twice or three times this day to press his motion on. It was one of no ordinary im portance, and yet means were found to put it off, time after time. The City was now applying to Pat liament to borrow money, and the very subject of their revenues was made the ground of a motion in the House of Commons. He had waited for sis months, but in vain, for every time the Court met he found his motion at the bottom of his Lordship's pa per. Was this anything like just ? Was this at all fair ? Was this at all indicative of an honest desire to learn truth ? If it was not heard now, he called on the Lord Mayor, in common justice to the City, the Corporation, and the Livery, to say when it would be heard, and to name a specific day for that purpose. Mr. littowN objected to the motion rtow coming on, as Sir Wm. Curtis was absent, and he thought it would be unfair to take this motion out of its turn. He would recommend a special day to be named for the purpose. Mr. \VAITIIMAN.—If the convenience of others is to be consulted, why should not mine be the same? According to the argument of the last Gentleman, I am to be kept here all day because an Hon. Baronet and others chuse to neglect their duty. After some remarks from Alderman ATKINS and others, the motion was fixed for special hearing cc the 23d inst. being Wednesday se'nnight. The Br bIIMBILANCRIL delivered in Copies of Petitions which have been fresented to Parliament from several Persons, re specting London Bridge ; and the Court requested the Repre sentatives of the City in Parliament to move the House for the appointment of a Special Committee, to inquire in respect of the Bridge. 4 Some discussion took place upon the adjourned consideration of the Report relative to the conduct of Mr. Sheriff PatotiNi l which was ultimately put off. The Court then ballotted for a person to be Assistmt to 31'. Temple, the Hall Keeper, when the son of that Gentleman was declared duly elected. The Lord Mayor's Chaplain was requested to print his Sv mon, and send i copy to each Member.—Adjourned. MINIX° SOCTrIT SHOW or Puaz MIERIKO 5111ME...--Yetterd?! Mr. Sainte; Yard was again vet y well attended. Among th: company present were & his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, Lo d ALTAORPK, Sir JOHN S. SZIRIOHT , Bart. C. C. WrsTESN ESq. JOHN 13ENErr, Esq. Groacx Hoxst 'ttarrnta., Esq. THoltas LIAM COKE, Esq. JOHN FINE, Esq. and many other celebrated Agriculturists and Merin* Brcedtrs.—The labels were afaxtil each. pen of sheep, fleece of wool, and piece of cloth, yarn, kd. Sramtnos—Tuesday the Tennis Court in Windmill-strut, was magnet of attraction for the sporting worM, for the b, , neht 0' Martin, a valiant pugilist. Bales and Afton made a set-to, i:' order to try how dexterously the one could parry and the other could return, but at length 13itton's butte's would not stand it. — Shelton and Gas mace a very prime set-to, and milled away• Holt and Parish made a scientific set-to, and Martin and Tu' ar finished the performances in a masterly turn-up, when w:rm•tt induced the Nerds of the parties to stop them.-- Cribb had I.= opponent, nor had Randall or Ben Pura. HIGH-WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Ihic ming ' ' 48 minutes after 2 Afternoon - - 9 --- 3 LONDON rented and published by Lim. 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