Star. — London, England, 1830-10-06 00:00:00

I I 1~ .i ....,, o!, This day was published, price Itd. at 10s. per hundred, J. ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER, No. CI, for OCTOBER 5. 1530, contalabg— I. Leeds And.tilmay.Meeting. IL Devises And-Slavery Meeting. 111. Laws and Manners of Jamaica illustrated :-1. Port Royal Canna of Protection. 2. St. George's Coundi of Protection. IV. State of Society and Manners in Barbadoes illustrated. V. And-Slavery Sleetinp. THE HEREDITARY PRINCE OR ORANGE Is the son of the King of the Netherlands. and was born on the 6th of December, 179!. He became a Colonel is the British army in Oct. 1811, and served in Spain with the Duke of Wellington, to whom be was extra Aide•de-Camp till his promotion to the rank of Major-Oeoe eel. which took place in 1813. He attained the rank of Ommal in 1814. lib Hopi Highneas was present at the sieges of Coldad Ro drigo and %dojos, and the backs of nalamtace, Victoria, the Py renees, and Nista. ; on All which mentos. he pined the praise of his Commander. At the battle of Wiled's, 18th of Jobe, 1815. his Royal Highness emsmanded the Dutch traps, and behaved with his w onte d gallentry, and was severely wounded by a shot through the right shoul der. For some dine it was believed that he would be the husband of the late muds-lainemed Princess Charlotte of Wales. but the match was broken of (sad that Princess married Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg, whit* miss hos saddled the country with a dead weight of 80,0001. per anonm), and en the 21st of Febenary, 18114 he married the Grand Duchess Amos Pastes% sister to the Emperor of Russia. In consequence of the and foolish conduct of his father, tLe King of the Notbudade (like tite infatuated en-King Charles X. of France), which hue been the cause of o roduciag a sanguinary revolution that will, moat likely, be the means dividing Belgium from Holland, dais Naha, in all probabillty, will shortly be reolgaised as King of Belgium by Regbied end the whole of the Contleatal Powers, that bag the tai6 qf Ibt peepis. and the only means by which that country can be held is the iltudly of Nassau, as the greatest antipathy exists between the &filen and the Dutch, and a 'spends. bas long been lead termed m by tbefermor with the greatest patriotic eothuria*w. The leis reedthissi in Fames, the despotic and salormy banishment of Pallor and Kellam, the Mods of freedom, the pmestlons against the Hbenze th ifthe press, and an overburdened ta wile the circum stances caused them to try, like their neighboon, to ablate of the yoke of tyranny, and awe mere to be a free people, though, peril qis. they may not be sosuceesentl. To be bad al limn. notched, ill, PlecadMy ; Messrs. Arch. 61 Cornhill ; and ot the Me of the Aotl4llavery Seeley, IS, Memorability. PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY. THE CITY of LONDON ROYAL EMPORIUM, (opposite the Mandan House.) being conducted under the Mew Ede sepias of HER MAJESTY. THE QUEEN, the Pro pribtan have the boom most respectfully of aonounclog to every Amu* of the Royal Fetidly, as well as the Nobility, and Public. that is addition to their unique and splendid Gallery of Indian and Outd ated Cork:skies, edam sad Manufactures, and their magnillowst *ow Rooms of EMI& and Foreign superb Dresses, Millinery. Opera C:lasks, Furs, tic. they have just imported and supplied the ROYAL EMPORIUM with, not may a most elegant and useful, but a most eStendve assortment of every descripdoe of Foreign and Braids Silks Laos. Cottons, and Woollens, as likewise d sorts of Haberdashery, century, Lace, and Gloves, which they Sr. enabled to Retail at the Wholesale and Manufacturers' prices. for Ready Money; and to na- Mugus instances. considerably under either, from the evertor ad manes they possess u general Merchants. with the Manufacturers sod their Arms through Great Britain and Ireland, as also In Italy. Vance, and Germany. In order. therefore. that the truth of these :Mons may be appredated. they have deemed it indispenselblo to subjoin a List of some of their Ankles, , which cannot he eared an dap by scarcely any ether Establishment in Europe, and MM. an a li patico, will be found. net et leak% bet at srapalot Midis WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, 1839. Piller 7n. N°. 13,597. NROM THE LONDON GIZNITR, Ott 11. arintriS. Tomos, Gams, Old Boiti•its;et.ladieTe shoemaker. t surrender Oct. 11, at two, in. at three. and Nov. le, at tiro. at tie Court of las Commledoners. Attorney. 11r..1. Bemett , Scott's-yard. NIA- Caenes-amet. Proammas, Amens Psalm= Struutta. Southampton-row. sur geon, Oa. it. 19, and Nov. 16, at elms, at tie Court of Commie. amen. Attorney, Mr. Hammett, Bormard'e.ion. Holborn. Boom. }bwaso. Copal-mart, Bartholomew-lan% steek-brohor Ort- 4 19, 19, at twelve. and Nov. le. at dean. st the Court of Co.. miallosers. Attorney, Mr. Oodmond, Nicholan4ane. Lombard street. DINNER TO HIS Rona. HIGHNESi THE DUKE OP CAMBRIDGE, AT WINDSOR. Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge having bees appointed High Steward of the Borough of Windsor, in the place of his Majesty, at whose accesdon the vacancy was crested, Monday was appointed to west In the Royal Duke, being the day under the charter for the swear. lag in of the town Alm The appointment received the sanction of His Majesty, who met s boron of beef, two fat butter, and an abundant ripply of Ash, hair, he. far the entertainment to be given on the occa. aka in the Town-Hall In the evening. The dinner was furnished by Mr. Clarke of the White Hart Hotel, and the baron of beef was, by Hie Majesty's permission, dressed in the Castle kitchen. During the day, several cannon was find in honour of the Royal Duke's aixeptance of office, and the WOW oflcen of the corporation wore laurel leaves in their hats. &Imes% ham. Froderick.etreet. Coonsaibt-pass, Paddle, with, Oet. le. at twelve, 16, sad Nov. is, at elms. at the( ba rs• PCoarnissioaers. Attorney, Mr. A. Rebboon. Orchsrd.otreet, arnaan.eqoue. Sauey, Gimes. Mrtniegbans, tease caadleadek-atiamor. Ott. it, IS, end Nev. 111, at twelve, at the Iteyel Ikea Ina, Blnakt#ra. Anomie, Mom. Oath:, Richard,. and Medoff. Unesla i e.lia• holds ; sad Mr. T. Calmer*, Biradeshon. Wawa., limn= Haar. Betwell.no‘ Bristol, dober-oiereltant. Oct. 14r le, mad Nov. 16, st (woe the Meab Tame, Bristol. At well% Mr. T. White. loioasheip-las CNldahaddiep ; zed Mr. P. Short, DrlateL Monin. Rowe% Hereford, taller, Oct. rr, sod Nov. 11, it eleven. at the !dire-haU. Hereford. Attorneys. Mr. Church. Great Jaume-areet, Bediard.rew ; sad Messrs. Patesbaß end Bellamy. Hereford. THE TURF. gill died a Maks 4111b.441•11...116,* OA IWI ••...411 I. em.•...rogn w►. 41 41 libiagiat Ditto. from. .... .... ..............101 ed to A 10 It A beautiful asecittosent of large and emalsitely sat Thibet Shawls, frail 410 • 64 to XL S 0 Cavilling Silk Ditto, from co 141 0 110 Reach boltatioa of LAN achosors, lan nod Nom ®awls, a very `rear bargain. Genuine China Crape Handkerebiefa. at ....—..........»..... ..... II S Crape Shawls and Scarfs of every kind, cheap in proportion. SO•wtde soft bid& Me:Mos. very pod, of the most fuldoo- able colours Sid 7d. 9d and $ 0 The Double'width Ditto, both Reads sod English. of every shads, very cbsap. A variety of the very best Italian Nets, at Si all-wide plain and fancy French Gingham. and Bengal ditto, at way Thu last new patterns, fast coloured Printed Marlins—the dress at • puts, snip ...—. ? I TM best and moat fuldanable ditto, from ....los to ii 0 As most superb printed Mints Paisnyrinea, worth send at say •••••• • .w.. .••• ••u• ea •• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * 6 Tbe best sad richest figured French Brocades at ss. aad....—... $ 6 An Immease stock of the most spkatlid Spitalfields Ditto. sack as us generally selling at tls id for may .., .. a II A variety of the richest broad fancy Belt Ribbons, each only.. 0 9 Raeallent and Fashionable Dumps Bonnet Ribbons, from 1 444 to 1 0 Superior Gauss Ditto, at lid 34 and 0 40 Ins richest broad and most fasbionahle Ditto. at bed. Ted. and 0 $0 A variety of tie best Craps de Lyons, for Dresses, at only .. 0 9 Oman= ditto . . ... 0 5 Gros de Naples (suitable for Omits) at ls 54 and .. $ a Really rich and durable Ditto, for ladles' Dresses, Is ild le. &II II Very rich and fultionabis shaded Ditto, both plain sad Milk Sam at ... Oaod Black and White &dna, front Outaa Velvets of wary quality. vary Asap. 111541Ssid sad ft • ..,. le to! 0 Pashas, at 10 40 0 Us twat Ditto, from Lim Gauze, various colours, at 414 sad 0 I Good Black Bombazine, at.. 9d and 1 0 Aril Valenciennes Edgings, u low as 0 0 Lg. Veils to great variety unendingly cheap. ituellont fancy White Window Mullin, yard and half wide. the piece of 10 yards, only .•• 9 o Heal Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, per dozen, from $ 0 Prints, fast colours, st Handsome new patterns ditto, on Cambric Cloths worth Is foe only Superior fast coloured Printed furniture* at the same pile.. Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes, sod Staikets, of tbas best guilty, most reasoaable. Hal Wadi Plumb of every quaky. partiaslarly eke". ♦ large lot of Breakfast Table Mao at Is ild and 1 IP Rkb Damuk pattern, full sized Dinner ditto, (aU Linen) at ooly Sapctior double Damask ditto, of all sins, uocommooly cheap. Mph Linea. with Scotch and Foreign Holland., of warranted fabrics, a real bargain, and souse very durable, from . 104 te 1 a Wide Mock Russia Sbeedng frees id to I 0 itscellein Irish ditto from le to I 0 The 10 and tic. wide Roads Sheeting% of every quality, es . tretnely cheap. Awns Towelling V• • .140.... • • 0611.1 • 0 Se 'Anna Dusters, each..... Strong Check ditto r‘r••••••• •••••••••4••••••• 0 II FOR THE POOR AND CHARITIES. Fun sized Plaid ditto •• . from lie Id to II • Stroos Blankets. ... Sim Baize at td and 0 I Wide Shirting Cotton at dd sad • 41 Most D0w1a5..... ...... as 6d, Td and co • .6... 0 Coloured Cotton Counterpanes . Irmo Is Sd ID • • Hosiery, Haberdashery, and Gloves of every fled, equally sheep. Foxily Mawr*, in awry variety, goal, and airy Amp. N.R. The display of MILLINERY, DRESSES, PELISSES. CLOAKS, and eke Stock of MUFFS, MANTILLAS, BOAS, TIPPETS and FURS of every sort, is by far the most elegant in the blesropons, sad the prices are eutediagiy moderate. •e• Country sod Peridp OMers (wbelessie and retail, if antainMg sendstanees,) mewed with fidelity by Messrs. H. sad T. PAUL Linen Drapers, 111111 Mercers and Haberdesben, to Her most meant MAJESTY, QUEEN ADELAIDE, and Proprietors of the CITY OF LONDON ROYAL EMPORIUM, Nes. S end ilk opposite tbs Measles Home, Ponitry...—Sept. I, IMO. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINT. A S a mild and effectual remedy in all those affections which have their origin ins morbid action of the Liter and pilau Organs, namely, Indigestion, Lees of Appetite, Head• Ache, Flatukree, Heartier', Constipations &c. DIXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS (width d u oft sustain a l orcary spy aber)ga irs nut with mote general approval than any other Medicine ;....they found and acknowledged to be a most Invaluable Is tropical climates. Sold in Hoses, at its. 9d. is. 6d. 111. and Ms. by Mean. Hader, Oternhts. Cheapeide, corner lit. ; Sammy and Co. 194, New Bond -street, and 226, Regent-street ; tie, Onfeni.streot ; Bayley and Co. 17, Cockspur.street ; Winer, dirillishemeent With. eat ; Chalk, 47, Minorite ; & sum 27, Niigata; Odd. 1" BO' Coon B rough ; ad. and at Lockyr's Magoesia War e e rnme , 137, 'Pruritus Of whom may buried, BUTLER'S I MPHOVItD DAFFIr'S.JIMI F IL Ns Preparation (made with the hest Brandy) we/ be impeder to any other. Purchasers are rsimerod to ask for t. = 11.ffy's and to observe their Noreen the tilevesaateat amp. la half-pint Bottles at 2s. 9d. DIVIDEND& Oct 27, T. Heald, Grenada-place, Basswood, uswebant, at nine, at the Court of Comosissiomers—.october 21, J. IL Arthur. Garlick hill. Queashithe, stadmer, at tam. at the Cannot Comealssionen— October its. T. Freer, Hlgh.strest, Bhoreditch. ehesnalmaallff. at ten, at the Court el Comminimers—Oct. 211,3. Coppoek mil C. Cron. Gutter-lane. Cbeapslde. oak warehousemen. at nevem. at the Court of Comodminsers—October St J. Paul, Harp-has. Tower -street, Dour dealer, at tea, at Me Court of Cemmissionen—October 27, B. Mathews, Meow-square, Goodman's-Ude, Netmaller. at tea. at the Colin dC.Amnia4emws—Onober 27. R. Gibbs. Theobalts. road, Red Liewwpare, corn chandler, at mine,' at Ow Coon of Commladeaers—Oct. 27, W. Tickner. Mill-HUI Mews, Witopole street. livery stable keeper. at ten, at the Court of Commission ers— October 241. A. Berry, King-street, Portman-igen% poulterer. at ten, at th e Court of Commlssimers—October 27, R. 8 Jobllng, Duke-street, Adelpla, wine merchant, at Mae. at the Court of Commissioners—October U. G. Lee and J. Button, St. James-street, Piccadilly. talkies, at mine, at the Coon of Counniissiemen—Oetober IN, G. Wagner and W. Chapman, Grasit-etreet, Sabo, drapers, at eleven. at the Court of Ceaussissionen—Oct. 22, J. Janes. New Bead-street, linen draper. at nine, at the Court of Comnabsloners —Oct. 2S, H. Bermattar, Howford.buildimp. Fesdhsch-strete, tourrAant. at nine, at the Court of Commiesionere—.oa.M. W. H. Parker, jets. and J. Parker. Hereford, isselonlin. tea. at the Shire ball, Hereford—Oct. 22. W. ism, mien W. Bevan, *Ws and B. Bevan, Meakani a List , Olosingaddre. iron enanufasturere, at one, at the Mile Mew" Ikinewe, Swansea — Oct. 17. J. Dickson, Limped, merchant, at elms% at the cute ef Mr. J. Mane, Liverpee&—Oct. 1111, J. &rang and L Dodds, Churels-street, Durham, builders, at twelve, at the Turk'. Had Ism, Nevreasdnapon- 27, W. Prim, Baltahl2- well, Berkshire. lime burner, at four. at the Lamb Ivo, Abingdon, Berkshire. CERTIFICATES, Oct. W. 0. Wl&bums. Einnisgbant, saw-manufactarer—T. Hadep, &try It. Linnuors, Milk, eaddiar—W. M. Haginbothant, Stockport, Mak% cottes-spiessr—T. Cramp and J. Crony. Tewteabory. Glescostenbdre, wooliendrapav—J. J. Hopwood, Cbancety.lase, asedesmr—W. Davis, Newbury, Eabsbire, upholsterer—J. bass, Carnorvem drein—A. Wyman. Poulton, asst fleacetabe, aseabire. linekeeper--J. Enmity, Miln-row. Itocbdak, Lancaokint, dap- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Warns. and IL W. Rontaser, York:aunt. It. Lae, 0114treet. asrpenters-11. TMampson and J. Parker. Kendal. Weessidwad. can—W. Lewis sad B. Earnest, It. Abuts. Herdaselke,grocers —4. Stephan and C. Ma Capper, andsgbam, irtmdkindare—T. W. Canter sod T. Paw dame, Kest. wise msrcitant—J. Printouts sad B. lbws, Now Mains, Torksbko, carriers—W. Cleu ad Cr Stayley Bridge. Lancasktre. cabinet makers, as far as regards W. Clegg—.l. Hamilton sad Co. Baku, merckants—W. Chapman. Nails. Oloocestersitire. tailors. iritAlMiggifT Lord Bacon, in his History ofl: -- re;1Ty VIL says that " that Nowell in the year 1506, had thoughts of marrying the youngQamn of Naples, and sent three Ambassadors, with instructions for taking a survey of her person." These instructions, and the answers to them, are still gaunt, among the Barlelan Manuscripts in the British Museum (No. 8220.) They are as follow:-- Instructions given by th King's Highases to his trusty and well beloved servants, showing how they shall aria themselves so the old Queen of Naples and the esagg Queen her daughter. 1. Arler presentation, t h ey shall well note and mark the estate that they keep, and bow they be accompanied by Lords or Ladim. 2. Item—Whether they keep their household apart or together. 9. Item—To mark bar (the y nngg Queen's) answer to the communi cation, and to note her &action, wisdom, and pavky. 4. Item—They shall endeavour them likewise to understand whether the young Queen speak any other language than Spanish and Italian, or whether she_ cm mak bench or Latin. 8. Item—Eimeday to mark the favour of ha virago, whether she be painted or not--whetber she be fat or or round; and whe ther her emintenunee cheerful and audible, frown or melancholy. Answer—Aa far as we can perukes or know ebs is not painted, and the favour of bar visage is after her stature. of very good compass, and amiable; and somewhat round and fat, and the cosaisnanee cheerful and not frowning--tidy in speech, but with a denture, womanly, shame. faced countenance, and of few words. 7. Item—To note the clearness of her skin. • Answer—She is, for aught we mold perceive, very fair and clear of skin, by her visage, neck, and hands. 8. Itent--.To nose the esker of her hair. (The Tondos, nem 6 to 14 respect the y Queen's eyebrows. noes, lips, arms, bands, and fingers, which the Am mate so be "t fair and antely." righ 1 lb. Item—To mark whether her neck be long or short. Answer--Ber neck is candy, of raishapen, as very abort nor very and Isms t bat her neck se to be shorter because her beasts be fall eamewhat big. 10. Ism—To meek her breasts, whether they be big sr small. Answer ..They he somewhat gnat and fall, and ingenue& are they were trussed somewhat high, afar the manner of she many, it esseed them to seem mach faller, and her seek abater. 17; Item—To pink whether any hair appear upon her lip. Aaserar—lllea bath asst. IS. Toro—That theysiwkavogr to speak with the penotamen s that she may tall unto thane some matter of b, and to oppsimem Mae to bar so they heagoill may. to the intent that they may Sid Webs have spices, nee water, or mas k. Answer—We hays found no evil avast of spices a mum& 19. To aces the height ef her stature, and of what height her sir pea,beet to the of her. hoot Ibex they may ant be deceived in the very height w Answer—Mr dippers be of six lagers heisht—ehe Is of a senvenient stature, esmewhet round sad woU.llkisg, width am& bar Owe 1 0 NSW UM is height. 110.1teen—ro whether she barb say sickness of nativity, sr deformity or Answer—We have 'squired of her physicians sad otherwise in talk, but And in has person no dbessimmity nor came of &Mess. 21. Winch* she be Is any rimsober favour wide the Lag of S. her uncle. Auswes—lie Seth selesokh her. 22. Item-2kkqein et the massy et her diet, end whir site be s vest hider giddier, sad whether she uses elles . is Mg lad Irish, sad whether she iithativ wink IMO; or bah. Asever-4ihe M s seed hider, md eke as srull Wee, sk, dey, pad that her Once dike* set elks, sad tine she dekko& pew suer't vette, pad eseliase the was., is Wed widt asieies,jsui ersualesile sheikhs& mom ; btu set eAss. • 3L-41ie adds .divas sits Ailssmies . peak L a =,•st the yeast Quin, Sr dot It. sips .614201 1, Pa is its se spay he penile bthe key skip, essisiesse,, OW Ikea el the WI Queue s" sal it it be est se, she pi ust le• urks • aimed se wefts it. 4111 k By adds 24, the Asimmien ere skisked t. SONNWS4OI4I6IIO et she dewy, sad the that sad VOW &s it is sway Wait The Duke of Cambridge arrival at six o'clock. and immediately after proceeded, accompanied by the members of the Corporation, to the Council Chamber in the Trant.ball, where, after a suitable address, to which the Royal Duke beady replied, fron Sir Giffin Wilson, the Ro omier, *woods* of Aloe were admiaistored to the dinner *so Lid lo the loop room of the Towraltall, adjoining the Council Chamber, and upwards of UM individuals of rank and sta. doe sat down to it. Amongst the company we noticed, besides the Royal Duke, the Esti of Sefton, Viscount Falkland, Lord Maryboroogh, Slr Wm. H. Fremantle, Bert. the Hon. F. Molyneux, Sir John Shelley, Batt. Admiral Sir C. H. Knowles, Bart. Lieut..43en. Sir B. H. Vivian, Bart. Admiral Sir J. Ogre, 8.C.8. Sir F. B. Watson, Colonel Sir A. D'Eate, Sir J. Wyattvile, the Rev. the Provost of Rum, the Rev. Dr. Keats, Sir Griffin Wilson, Major-Gen. Wheatley, Major.Oen. Ste pharisee. Col. Thornton, Col. Keats, the Rev. Mr. Musgrave, canon in reskleara, the Vke.Provost of Rtes. Colooels Millman, Grant, Bridger. F. Fitselarsoce, Wallace, and Harris, Captain Ramsbottom, the Rev. Mean. Moore, Coleridge, Carter, Groves, tic. and the members of the Corporation. After the cloth was prawn, the chairman, JOHN Bawurna, Wm. the new Mayor, gave " The King," three times 'three. The hurrahs were given in a new style,—the chairman called thrice, they were re peated at the bottom of the ; room, and caught up again at the centre of the table.—" The Queen." The Crtsrustax.—Gentlemen, I rise with great pleasure to propose to you the health of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. You are all aware of the high honour which he has this day con. hand upon the town of Windsor by becoming its High Steward ; it would be presumptuous in so: humble an individual u myself to at tempt to' descant upon the merits of the illustrious individual, I shall then therefore simply propose " The health of Ms Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge," three times three, (amid cheers and clapping of 1 [ bands.) Glee, " Hall Star of Brunswick." The Duke of CAXIISIDOE ONO and addressed the company thus:— Mr. Mayor and Gendemen, allow me to return you my best thanks fo r ' the honour which you have done me in drinking my health in the gra. tifying and flattering manner in which you hays done. I have already this day expressed my feelings of satisfaction at having ben awed to the High Ikewardship of this borough. Nothing, lam assure you, can be mons isadelying to me than to have succeeded in that elks our pre.. 4ent mist pashas Sovereign, with whose Mouses swab Am Womb you must all be well acquainted. (Cheers.) ()endemism, mey election is obi/panting to me, beaus it gets me into nearer ammonlms with a town Where I hare spent baby of the happiest days of my life. (Hear.) His Royal Highness then panseded to my, that if he had highest° felt interested in the welfare and prosperity of Windsor, he should now feel doubly so, and that ft should be his utmost desire to contribute to Its ' advancement. (Hear.) It was particularly gratifying to him that he j had been sworn into °Hoe an the same day wish their worthy Mayor, I whose health he should now propose to them with three times thus— (Drank (Drank with aoehmeatioo.) Mr. &En= attuned thanks. a Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge." Throe times three. The Duke of Cambridge acknowledged the compliment paid to the Duchess, to whom be should take care to communicate the flattering manner in which she had been remembered. " The remaining branches of the Royal Family." Three times three. The Doke of Carenamos said, as be was the wsly mamba of that family prwient, be should on their behalf in their absence swum thanks = he could assure them there was not me of that family who did not feel attached to the town and Corporatism of Windsor.— (Hear.) " The Navy and Army." Admiral 81r C. Hstows.ss and the Dols tK CAstillumon briefly acknowledged the toast for both branches of the servile. " The Duke of Wellington and his Majesty's Ministers." Titres times dime, and received most rapturously. Lord kauTsonovaa.--Penoos near him had, be amid, told Ain it was desirable be should return thanks for the toast jut drunk. He was incompetent to my any thing en the subject of Hie Majesty's Mi. sisters. With respect to his relative, the Duke of Well be ves should only my that they could not trust thems e l to an abler, or more pliant man. (Cheers.) ••I bare known him," said his lordship, ‘• SI Teams Being an Irishman, I bops you will mum see when I say this, for that would make me have known him Defers be was ban. (loughter.) But this I may my. that I have known his shim be was born, tad that he is gifted with the guahties Hutt I have =adorned. I therefore think that you could not have dome a whet &inutile& to drink his health in the mama you have." (Chew.) " ne Rai of Sefton." His Lordship returned thsab. "The Members far she borough." Air H. Vim' returned thanks in the absence of his Wieser, which he lass to be usavoidable. N Lssd M M His Lonlshii', in atheowledgthg the esegthoww, add be falt it had been bestowed in amestnewes GI the sheaths, - the deWN of which had been thaveseed to him by Ms Mod mercer , Mr hi. Lug, of pions sad. tilessaary.—(Hosa bur .) His Majesty had intrusted e s the sew charge , be sbwli sedeseenr, with the orders be bed gthethhis at the. time—methely, le mint tbe saki of the Inset le the maim most likely to died sethilesdon so all perties—deing as Ride dower es possible to the hour, and Abeam. as mach yen =to th e suwesswe Mak who was to job theen—.(lobeerLy happy to his Om it sei Monday neat they would own, mew the the eels. the spew of hunting, (met of " Bear.") as week on the Moss, where he belted gentlemen to jobs kWh per deasilY gn i =heiseenen as dashed to pt updraft in the. bogs, boles, and —(Laughter.) " The Hew flit Henry resswando l n That denim retuned thinks. He adverted to the Mesita de , rived by Roo having members of the Royal Family eanseeted with Its Ceeponiss, which weak he said, if any thing, be learessed by the Royal Dale who bed that day been swore into alos• Is deo late cheap they had loses awe, a cothpanioa, but they bed pied a gewd, not of hOts _and eo p rp riV a l: *lone, but. of these el Window sad every odour Wl* , (Lend eleserleg.) In the situation whew gnaws Wester had lthely Owed hien, he lad. ghat b alm! dismiss@ abater• lo thew INA_ :Lord Mety borough WA ved—. W. allow. way goollneth to partici., pate is Om (Loud Awing.) got. at *sums . IhN. *kind an who sensidered the gress r eepeeee ithisb bellies,. pee to, to hem what k0..,,te11-dest pride( peadies, (Mr H. Irt wpm& allnded to the 1 ,84 . a 5.4191 th e Elai gP raw* ay s •Pra tko Ilnitl i : r thwees Men) would sheath eaamek t ea g l 'iaiArgy;',7lolol4, *SW' Thi Mau el genus .ef hastia t t iNds tNas Mid noloißMA." 'Thee gintleiess, ie en Wiellest speeds, erkseitiedged the Wwillasant. and pee " The Fro eat wed Fellows of Ewa." At kilf.peet tea his Royal Highs's', etwompenied by the pater pert of the diedagaisbed pests, left thereon. NEWMARKET FIRSTOCTOBE.R &ample. 11011q1)6T NIGMT. We subjoia the conclusion of this day's sport Grand Duke Michael &takes. Betting. -6 to 4 apt Augustus-4 to I apt Voting Orion—G to 1 apt Captain Ardtur-8 to 1 apt Mouche—lo to 1 apt as ether. The three horses placed were in hoot all the fly, bow cc curatcly the mature had been taken et iheir ratpaelivi 'ties.— Young Orion sat off in heat at a good peso, Ammons being dose to hits, Mouths mat s and the others la • crowd wol tall up. Augustus &7hdvery closely at Odom, who was hued We osertior rooming e could alkintab at the bottom Augustus had rade his safe, Mouche then nude her path, and ran pr i o i tE ad elose tM within about 60 yards of the chair, when Augustus went ahead and won very cle verly by a good length. There was only a betwero the amp( and third. The winner was rode by Conolly ; Orion, by Nelsen ; Mouche, by Buckle ; Captain Arthur, by Robinson; Rupee, by J. Day ; Do , •ni, by Wheatley ; Mouse S t aff o isy Antall ; sad Brother to Lamp lighter, by West. Value the t 1,2001. Match-100 tom D.M. Mr. Roberts's e. by Emilius, out of Matte to War, eat. 71b......... I fitir D. Belrd's Snooks. fist ..... • • •0111 - - - It to Bon Sister to Sailor colt. A remarkably severe dese.ritnracel they were head and head till within pbout three lengths of home, at which point Snooks was about a neck in front; in the lest stride, however, he stopped, and enabled Buckle to force the other's head in front, just in time, to win the race. Amull rode the loser. Alateh-100 son. T.Y.C. Mr. TbornhiWs e. by Litde John, out of Zara, Bst. 91b 0 Mr. Gully's f. by Wrangler, nut of Charlotte B.t. 6 to 4on the cellos slow but very close ram, terminating in a dead beat. ' Cottony rode Zaire, and Whatley the other. The same hones bar: two other matches for the second and third October Meetings ; in oue Mr. Gully receive. 71b. and in the other the weights are equal. Sweeptakes of 900 sovereigns each, b. ft. D. M. 4 subs. Augustus walked over. The day's sport was good and the weather favourable. In our nun we shall give a list of the company. TOSIDAT Arreartoort.— We subjoin a list of the company here : —Duke aud Duchess of Richmond, Duke of Portl Duke of Rut. land. Duke of Orden, Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, Marquis of Graham. Red and Countess Mounteharles and their son (Lord Slane,) Earl Jersey, Zed Vemlarn, Marquis of Tavistock, Fart 01 Uxbridge, 'Aid Jobs Fitzroy, Lord Charles Somerset, Lord G. Cavendish, Lord Lowther, Lord Charles Manners, Lord Itssielagii. Lord George Reattach, lion. &pan Ran, Right Hon. Mr. an., Mrs. Arbuthnot, Colonel Russel, Colonel Peel, Colonel Udney, Sir M. Wood, Dr. Dowdeswell, Captain Bunter Mr. Delon RArliffe. Mr. C. Wilson, Colonel Wilson, Mr. Ramatiottam, Mr. S. Stanley, Mr. Waidisgtm, Mr. Baines, Mr. Stooshower. Mr. Thogishill, Mr. Payne, Mr. Mr. Shard, Mr. Gauntlet; Mr. Onville, Mr. hby, Col. Seermby, Colonel Woolliness, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Mark BV:Mz. J. Mills, Mr. Lyng Stephens, Ike. Ac. 1. Ise the Grand Duke Micheal Stakes yednday was eon. Sowility of the opinion =pressed by us an the reseeding day. Augustus tallipftepported his running in the spring. Omsk owed him a hide die Men pert of the race, but be subsegmwdy woo it so easy that Itiedleene for the St. Leger ( tomorrow) ossese be at all *awl by his week yesterday — be is resnarkably fresh. It shield be recoileciad. boy. eft, that he u e sek beit y t those bones over wham be had previously evineed IE a media therefore, Lord Easter's peat good fortune should miry through to.morrow game Priam, it will be 'owing eddy to the hest big the worse for his bag journey from the .sorth. Sews dashes hen been expressed of his starting, but from his having boa heehaw, by sewn of dse party, we think that he will ma. The fillowlng as the peewit odds on this stakes, the D, lee. Sr. 1.202n.-11 to 4 apt Priam pp. (Wien); enby 7 to 4 apt Au. Deasyll to I apt Mr. Shard's Caleb-15 to I apt Led Jog. sey's Cobweb colt (taken)-211 to l_agst Mr. Udosy's Aadepe colt— Be to 1 apt Mr. Wirnamoa's Tam olibanter—Sl to I Mr. ardswords's Colwick-27 to I apt Mr J. Shelley's c01t...- 27 to 1 apt Lord Exeter'. brodwr ss Lapses—SS M i eget 1 . 4114 John Fitocy's Washington-116 to I apt Mr. Petre's Raider. Oass.-7 to 1 apt Mr. Roubloweeth's arcamass—is to I apt Duke of Grafton'/ Oxygen-1S to I apt Mr. Sadler's Delight. The list for today is ens of the most Mips we have sea for many years, only three tacos in it, one of them being SuMs (and the mow ha. portant) and the otber two of little or no Mime we shall tbd.fure avail ounelves of i seportunity of snag the by a Ornate band, leaving the between Moe laragglep sad our next report— it hos kunst. Match, fee* Cop and 20 soya such. D. C. His Majesty's Zanpnes, II yrs, Set Sib. paid fiefeit to Fair Mark Wood's Lucius, 4 yrs, 7n. 111 b. Fifty Guineas, free for any horse, &c; 4 yrs, 7st. 0; Il pia,Sm. Sib; I yrs, Sot. 11Ib ; mid ape ,a 9st. B.C. Lord alesstehiries's Gayhurst, 4 yrs. ... Duke of Radand's Wised, 5 yrs. .. 2 Previous to the Races a Isendlasp s " take ' s he 2 ',olds (tesservenr) dosed as follows : Lord Exeter's Perepia, by Sultan, dem by WafoL Mr. Maberkys Antigone. Mr. rvrer'sL by Maley, elms by Hapkrad. Lad Josef@ E by Middleton, out of Butterfly. 16.4 Day's L by /glisten. Disked Riend's f. Csadlietion REGISTEM OF PUBLIC BALMS, Oct. & . AUCTION DART. Mvsenovz--A Freehold Home red Conneesimeet. Borough marke, let to 1838, at 211. pa mow. Ipws at SOO A =told Homer, opposite the Dimmers' College, ilmarma, with a grom.howar, papery, cow-home, stable, awl/ out7intildiap and wo w , la all 2 awes ; beld for 17 years, at M. per .morn-.d86. A Leasehold /hum and large Oardes, at tbe bigb rand, (Up ton ; bald hr yam at SI. l b . ground rest.-400_gnimas. A Freehold Field of Meadow Land, known ao Walnut Tree riaa, sear Leve.larae, Mitcham, in all S awns-2151 einem ilmA Ditto, comprising 11 saes, called Fez's Meadow, aajehhrg— . PmutzT, SON, AND ELLIOTTTIIIID 1"1160111 roomtavel. hoe, Southwark ; held for II yam hem 122 4 , at I ground rent Two Hams, Zoomslnlet, filtavel-hoo, let at MIL bda tail years frost 111128, at 16Laqoor-IXL A Copyhold Hoar, rionow.owoot, lAweboose, lot at UL-14111. A Dino, ditto-1311 A piece of Grow& adjok*4, for one kw ilea—Ml. Ma. W. W. duoroox—no LW latwoos of a Lay, aged X, to 11181. pot Nous, mond ors frophold toms I. oaaaowawia. _ _ Ma. anne—The sale el Autrallaa and other Woool wawa a great mamba of doles% *ad the Liss e.Y wall. Th. works going on st King's Consign, adjoining So osteet-hesee, restos *Ns resent sass et we s ukesseed rutlikkid loth aped, e a tems . ds ka workless an es well ash their the ea wen. do Is hes the appreemee al a Igo ef llese, all * askig Oboe. The dollovingincidOnt, occurred last,is th• *Ms of s tom apt easy albs him Maasheroe c—ne Saving roe so the bre', *Weal, es wad, 'fie th e Noe Se be WO* ova beim OW epfismoorpomeAsigpip. , IN th ; apse MOO the doh, mimed b ill 4/ pet Ms miliMOsistb, as Os Ism if a IPPet Ilfet lloshly *Nkomo bat die piens _liddleustilA i te sbe wised f,, whet be aid. aid seabessebe I 'vrids• *sr o rate wig r flu billierohlostr‘lhe toga• lis l tr if tli b ip=l4 . • leatkr ' w eos et *sew, bee's Mai I' bud r eh eseletassery tie ribili7 trishaw the used asesumpasham—Me•ANlsp