Star. — London, England, 1829-05-28 00:00:00

!oar.•'ed ca pads*. and will set oppose say density to a treaty, which mold snare its European posesodeas. The Porte has resolved to send ham d the Malian prbollsn, bath *Seen and privates. his not knows whether this is in sec. Kleenex el an arrangement with the Rossi= Meets who went to the ca ,„, at gi c iumsla, or whether the Pone has decided epos k et in own secerL The dicers will return by land and the privates by sea to Varna. This resoladon et the Pone enhances the hopes si peace. M. babel upsets an answer tea letter which be hos dispatched. ODESSA, bIAT 4. Adedni Grelis lest sailed from Sebastopol on the Sid April, Wel steered its 011efelt towards Beerson—Drussets Niers, Mop rt. • The Dutch Mail of this morning brought us the fol io.' ing news—from which it will be gathered that corn saercial matters are in as depressed a state at the Hague a. is this country, or other parts of Europe. The St. Peter 'burgh Journals are silent on the subject of the war with Turkey; and this, too, is a corroboration of the prevailing belief that peace is about to be restored. 114 J the Russians any thing to boast of in their affairs on that subject, we should doubtless have been fa " Toured with it on this occasion : FRANKFORT. Slav 20. Accounts from st. Pmershurgh, which were received at Views ott the 14th, bad a femoral'', effect on the Funds. • MAT - 13..—The Prime of Hem Homburg is gone from Vienna to Warsaw. with a mission from the Austrian Court to the Em • pffor of Reeds . Letters from the frostier' of Wallachia, of the 19th of May. say Molting of the reported incursion of tbeTurks ism LittieWallaehia. BERLIN, lilt fl "Their Revd Higintessaa Print" Frederick at the Netherlands - sad its wawa Mae arrived in this City. THE HAGUE. HAT 25. Itt the ordinary annual assembly of the Council of the Society of 01111111111 M, the President read the Report of the operations for the bat twelve months. It appears from the Report that the decline of commercial produce in the European markets, during the last year, bed an unfavourable isfluence on the operations of the Su dety, so that, combined with o►er difficulties, the loss exceeded the vain ; that the Company' will therefore be obliged to apply to his Majesty t►e Ring for the full amount of the interest; and that besides a payment wM b• required, which, however, will not ex ceed two per cent. of the capitaL The President at the sane time pokiest out the advantages which the operation of the Society gives to the navigation and :nannies tures of the Netherland., and calculated that the value of the goods esponed In lass was 4,400,000 florins, being 100,000 more than in 1827, and that the national manufactures exported amounted to 3,4511,000 florins of that sum, being 550,000 more than in 11127.-•- In 111311 the Company freighted 54 ships, measuring 13,500 last.' 32 of which were built in the kingdom. For the insurance of even the richest cargoes the Company did not apply to any Fereignollke. unmans*, on LONDON. Ammiumm. MAT s 6.— is 14 5 10 to it;-10.—Two Mostbs, 15. OS to If. 02 5-10.—Thack Papers. May ST. NAPLES, )LT S. Mr. Modem the English Ambassador to the Pone, arrived here hat night. The Asia, Captain Johnston, has cast anchor hers with Admiral ,Ilakola on beard. Mar S.—Mr. Stratford Canning, ime Ambassador at Comtan dapple, and Admiral Malcolm bad the hewer to take leave of their Majesties ibis morning. Mar io.—The Ash sailed yesterthl May il. The a Peteravrgh .12einsels of hay in, and the PAR hots &was of May tib, coitains no further wren front t h e theatre M war. # V eke Scars, et rY, TwsLve ()Tula'. This is a holiday at the Bank and English market, but the Foreign mar►et Is open, in consequence of the heavy account, and dos Sactuatiuna In the Brazilian stock, so that most of the brokers and jobbers of the English house have gene Into the Foreign market, where they are doing business in Consols, which may be quoted at ail for the account; bet up to the present hour little or no speculation Is going forward. Oer arrivals this morning are very few, and not of the least im portance. In the Foreign market Brazilian stock is the only speeelation at present, which maintain yesterday's prize, about 59. The other prim are nominal at present. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Comic have continued the whole of t►e morning at Sae buyers it the Account. and $$ 6 for Money, with little business daises. We ondentand tbat the Brazilian Loan of £400,000 has been contracted for by N. Id. Barnscutas and some other capitalists; but the particulars base not yes transpired. No speculation bas taken place in cite Foreign marker, escept in Basilian stock, slid arc at 49, alternately buyers and sellers. DUBLIN, Nay td. • Mr. Lucia VOWEL, AIL P. for the county of Louth, is shortly to be raised to the Exchequer Hench ; and there will, no course, be a vacancy in the representation of that county. An drive canvass at present proceeding on the part of two Catholic Gentlemen, Sir Parma; BaLszw, But. and Mr. Sinn., the celebrated agitation Barrister. Hi. MaJarrtr entettained a trim patty to distort yesterday ! at his Palace. in St. ittflltti . S. The Duke of CUMBIRLA ND, the P. ince.s AUGUIrA, rod the Duke of Ostrtarca. visited the Kum yesterday. • The Duke ot 11% \GTO'', 1.31:1 sit Nutticice yrstro day at the Kota. The young Queen of PORTUGAL has ei.en two 'inlay for Mr portrait, on successive days, to Sir Tatham Law. asses, at his residesice in ltussell.equare. TI r Duche•s of GLOUCI-Tall .40c1 the Pi Rice,. SOPHIA visited the Princess Augusta yesterday. Last evening %I .0W91% I,i LoNtintlDlthltv et tea. • aimed the Duke of CVNataLallb. the Duke of Oat:SANS. the Duke tle enaavass, the Nlarquis of Matinee, Lord Mu. Lord Taohae Caen, Sir Homer Vim", Sir KOWA ID KiliallaoS, and several ttatiagiS.hed Military Myers, to a sump mos dinner at Moldova*. thieve, Park4anr. YeAnday was the birth-day of Prince Gliwice of ConsuLams, when his Royal Highness completed his teach year. The Dube of Cynosures gave an excellent diaper to his household m the occasion, at his residence in the Ring's Palace, St. James's. PiinceEITILINAZT. the AllstfillM Ambassador, Mos. acted bagasse yesterday at the Foreign Me. The young Queen of POaTUasAL paid a visit lest night to Laity% Theatre, and ea her entrains into the boa she was greeted with the National *wheal of " Goo save the King." by the whale of the vocal corps. The Hesse was well Sled, and the yvwbful Ones seemed delighted with the performances. The el the Coatroom Pi . as ha s been raised to the Peerage with the tide of Lord Wn rms. taken from hie Leed•blee emate.Winford Eagle, in the county at Dorset. His Lordship will enter the Houses, Peers en Monday next as Deputy Speaker. Lai Gowen silt-trained a large party to dinner yea terday u his house in Handatea-pisee. maitAnAst EfieltTOl, Esj. entertained a distin- Sleeked party to diluter yesterday at his house in & James's. "sue, The Duke of WaLLtaoTon's mansion at Hyde-pa:k orner is le a state of easaiderable advancement, and may vie for subleases of eaterior with say London. Mr. Owen ha. arrived at New Harmony, and was to be et anciasati on the IS& of April, to commence the debate on rehgioni, with Mr. Cinemas of Virginia. Workmen have begun to pull down the hands .me lad tviwtaadal Wises to Pall Mall, which staled between the new Adiestaem Chdi dew, and the edifice occupied by part of his ih inits wobksbaseas. THE ARMY. A Grand Review took plus yesterday is Hyde Path, Is how tithe Dyke of Odom end the Doke de Munn At sheet half pot ten o'clock the Life Guards, the Sloes, the IMb mod 18th Re esman of Hess" and the Ist, 9d, and bd Regimeme of Poet Guard., arrived es the 'resod. Shortly after the Duke of Cess boned. the Duke of Orleans. the Duke de Charms. the Duke of WeWorna, the Marion of Anglesey. Lord Hill, Lard Stretford, and amoral diadardebed military Olken wind. The Duke of Orlose was dressed la playa clothe* I the Duke de Chartres were the uniform of a Preach Hussar Olicer. The Duke of Cumber bud, the Duke of McMurdo. and the Marquis of Londonderry. placed themselves at the heed of their respective Regkneste. The troops west through a variety of eolutioss with a predviso that to any but • military sus mist have appeared masOWs. The Sondem of the day, added to the usual attractions of a Grand Military Review, drew Messer& to witness the spectacle. The attendance et Ladies was mere than ordinarily numerookand such was their anxiety to get a sear view of the seem of odes, that is many instances they left their carriages, sad bad to centesd both with Wee sod foot is the attempt. During the Review the Doke of Wellington was throws from hie bane, bet with se ether iscouvesioce from the fall than that the knee of his mown was soiled. At hall'past twelve o'clock do troops marched of to their respective barracks. CIRCULAR. War.cSee, May 18, 1829. I have the homer to inform yes that the establishment of the stet of the Regintest under o r s u s l on command, will, in person* of as Act of this of Parlia ment, be. from the Mk of Jane sat, reduced co Adjutant, &Waal- Major, Sergeants, Drum Maier, Drummers. The allowance which each individual member of the Staff, being a commissioned °Meer. Is to receive en reduction will be hereafter communicated to you. The Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital will take necessary steps for the purpose of informing Colonels of Regiments of the day when the number of Sergeants and Drunt-majors falling within t►e reduction of t►e establishment, which shall be recommended for out-pension. in consequence of their being by infirmity no longer able to do the duty required of t►em. may appear at Kilmainhani hospital, in order to be pensioned by the Commissioners. Those Sergeants who have reeved uninterruptedly twenty years as Non Commissioned Oakes, and shall be certified in their dis charges to be slaty year. of age, need not personally appear before t►e Commissioner.. With regard to the Corporals I have the honour to inform you that a clause has been introduced into the Militia Pay and Clothing Act, for the present year, ptu•iding that all Corporals who were serving as suc► at the last disembodying cot their corps. and have ever since continued to serve on the disem bodied Staff. and who, reckoning former service is any rank, that of private included, can make out twenty years' uninterrupted ser ele•, alter the age of eighteen (or after the age of sixteen, if they were serving as Drummers previous to the age of eighteen), shall be placed on the pension of bd. per diem. although not rendered unfit for service. The Drummers and Fifers about to be reduced have been in cluded in the same enactment. Personal appearance before the Commissioners of Kilmalebam Hospital will also be dispensed with in the eases of all those Indivi duals entitled to pensions for service alone; bet the discharge. in all the foregoing cases, where personal appearance is dispensed with. are to be s at " to the Lords and others Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital," under cover • to the Right Honourable the Paymaster- Geoeral,WhitehaU ;" accompanied by a report of service (according to the euclesed form) corresponding with the statements in the dig charges. The discharges, signed by the Colonel or Commanding Meer the Regiment, must contain all the partieulars•tf the men's ser vices, carefully detailed in t►e handwriting of the Adjutant, to t►e accuracy of which details of service, age, is.e. the individuals must he attested on oath before a Magistrate, in the presence of the Adjutant. The men presenting themselves at 101mainhass will there be sworn to the accuracy of the statements contained In their dis charges. In all cases the statement of service in the discharge is to be countersigned by the Adjutant. who must necessarily be held re- sponsible for its accordance with the records of the Corps; and 1 have to request that you will require the utmost vigilance on his part in verifying the service. la several instances soldiers have, by mesas of erroneous and fraudulent statements. and erasures in the deactiption book, been placed an pensions to which their actual service did not entitle them ; it has in consequence been determined, as a general measure. that the discharges of all men on the pension list shall be compared with the regimental muster rolls. Any fraud in claiming a pension. either by fake statements entered in the regimental books previous to discharge, or in the discharge itself, renders the individual, under the Act it Parliament for t►e regulation of Chelsea Hospital, as well as under the Mutiny Act and Articles of War, liable to for. leisure of pension; and the parties aesisting a participating in the fraud' are subjected by the sense Act. to severe penalties. I have to add, that t►e Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital will tiodfy to yen their decision upon each of the cases recommended from your Regiment, and, as each Non Commissioned Officer and Drummer will be in the receipt of full pay to the 14th of June Dezt, the Passim will commence on the S.Ssh of the same mooch. The disembodied allowance granted to ()deers on reduction will also commence on the 25th of June. I have the honour to he, sour most obedient humble servant, HENRY HARDING& To the Wood of Regiment of Militia. NAVAL IN ILLLIGENCE. /law Asanso Tau DAr--Dublia I—Waterford I—France 2, Flanders 1. Dons, MIIT 17.—Offport the Ma!Ana. front Oporto. Dui., Mar s7.—Wind N.B.—The gale haying moderated last evening, the wind bas still been (nab front the N.K. The OW Maid, for Quebec, and the Lyeurgus, for St. Helms, sailed this morning; also the Ruth and Ganges, for the River. A chest was picked up near the beach here, containing the papers of t►e galliot Adolpbine, by which it appears she was commanded by Mathias Obtain, Irom Warn*, in Sweden, laden with o.ts, and bound to llavre.de•Grace. No other particulars have transpired; but it is (eared Ibis vessel and the crew have been lately lost on the coast near thi. place. POZTUMITIIi Slav ST.—Wind Eam—Arrived the Loaltania. Crookslima, trust Hausborgb and Ealing Grove. Yakuner, from U .n li ll tee. Pwitters, Mar s7.—Wind N.A.—Arrived the Glatistanes, trom Jamaica; Grace. Howe. fruits Naples; Eagle, Bar. 4 roe, tram Leghorn; and Tagus, drums, from Alusella. Arrived (tom Londou the Amity tramp..rt. for the Cape of Good Hope. Arrived the Grecian, &lamp. from Charleitos; and Commerce, tarty, Sum numeral. blew s6—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Columbus, Lake. ham Virginia; Thomas. Weise% from Ancona. Giantism, MAT 24.—Arrived the Hope, Goddard, from Bahia ; Malta, from Copenhagen. I luarosams, Mar 26.—Arrived the Thomas. Dickenson, from New Orleans; and blontitsgalida, front Philadelphia. LAVIMILAVOL, OAT 26 —Arrived the llisabe i, Grey, frost ; end Isabella, ; to m Trieste. Coax. Mar W.—Arrived one James, Horgan, from Trinidad; sad Lea►, Cole, from NewfossMand. _ _ PORTSMOUTH, Mar SS. A mu novel and interesting yettads was presented on Sa turday merging at Spat►ead, by a race between two splendid frigate.--the Briton, Hon. Captain Gordon, and the Waal. Captain Charles Napier—during a dead, or, as sailors would say, a nark calm. This novel trial of strength was to ascertain the ainapantive me n u of the old system of towing a ship wit► her beats, as contrasted wit► the working bet with the paddle wheels, invented by Captain Napier, and now arm applied by blot to his frigate, and the event proved the decided superiority of the latter. Me Briton Ant slipped ►er moorings, and went sway, having a sun of nearly a ship's length of her adversary, towed by her own and the !'atlas's beats; the Galatea immediately followed, and presently came up to her an her starboard quarter. The con test hoe was interesting to a degree; they kept foe seine time " seek and aid." and from the shore it appeared to be " any body's race." The Galatea, however. eventually passed her rival, amidst the dad/slag Hums" of her crew, ram completely round her. in passing Fred a broadside, and re turned triumphantly to her moorings, beating her la the Angst and moat sporting style Imaginable. The scene from the shore and the forts was extremely interestiag; the heart-stirring cheers of both crews mending on the perfect calm, mixed wit► the clang of their rimpective Banda. and the line corps of Bugles of the 95th Begintent, which misted t►e conqueror as she passed at Fort kloaclitou, wit► 0 Buie Utitanaia," added not a *de to heighten the effect. The Admiral was aboard the Galatea during the rate. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the E.st India House, when Lielm-Geowal Sir Tionuts Samar Bacownts, 1L.C.8. was sWisted Commander in CMet of the Company's F arm a t Boy. The follow* Cootatatalsrs took have of tits Court previous to &pawkily for stark respective isstiostims, vis.—Captain Asrass Catania's.. tianpis Wellington. anti Captain Commons& Bunn, Aimee Maslow of Wain*, Bsapl direct. SERIOUS MIRA Y. Yesterday, shortly after the bit.iness of the Wor.hip• street Office closed, about five or six thousand weavers came rushing towards the office in a body, with an irn• mess- force of Bow•strert patrol. several of them with their heads very much cut. and bleeding pinf..bely.— Mr. BaNETT happened to artist at the /Act* at to r mo mint, and 690 persons. named Benison' Ferreted. James lila, William Paul. Rarelend Basing. and Edward Al derman, were placed r.t the bar. It appears that 'metal propos he the employment of hlossrs. Nonce, and Company, went to the house of a journeyman weaver in their eMploy. residing In Twig Roily, for the purpose of taking away a looms' work, to prevent its being destroyed. In a few minutes upwards of 1,000 weavers attacked them; however. a body of pV.ft were soon on the spot, and apprehended ids of the party while In the act of throwing bricks and stones at Messrs. Moore and Wllsoses clerks. Thera:ere proceeded down Bethnal. areen.road with the prisoners, and were so thrown at with stones sad beat, that they found it necessary to Are, but none of the weavers were Injured. A great number of the shop windows in Bethnal green•road were broken, and other property belonging to the shop keepers much damaged by the mob. Several of the Bow street patrol more positively to seeing the prisoners threw steam at them. Mr Usners addrembing the prisoners said, if any of the Olken were to die frown the wounds they have received, every one of those who are sworn to as throwing stories, or any thing else at them, would be guilty of murder. To destroy your master's property. and exercise a dominion ovrr it. you have no right to do. and I am afraid some of you will in the end be exe cuted. I shall remand the whole of you until to Downier, to see whether the injuries the officers have received prove fatal Prisoners—Can't we be admitted to bail? Mr. Basam—Cenainly not—you will remain In custody. DESTRUCTION or OXFORD STREET BAZAAR A little befire four o'clock in the afietnnon of yes. terday. an alarm of fire was given from the Diorama pietism gallery, which is only divided from the stan.is by a thin partition, and immediately afterwards the whole of the company rushed out. The scene of coil. (intim and tenor that subsequently took ill icv it is im possible to describe. The company which were pro menading the walks having only th-mselves to attend to, soon gained egress into ti.e street ; n.it so the pro prietors of the different stands. who strove to save their property. In this, however, they could not succe.d, owing to the rapidity of the flames. which soon gained such an ascendancy. that all idea of preserving vie building became hopeless. On the first alarm, the pa rich engine was sent for, which unveil sery slimily, accompanied by a number of constables. A detach- ment of the Coldstream Guards was sent from Postman. street Barracks. for the purpose of assisting the con stables in preserving order, the thooughlate being so great. and such vast multitudes having avembled, that the fitemen found great difficulty in playing their engines. A party of the patrol also attended from Bow-street Office. Abolit twenty minutes after the fire broke out, the building was one mass of fi 4me, which is not surprising, coosidering the inflammable materials composing it. Fortunately. a pleirtiful supply of water being obtained, the engines, amount. Mg to ten or twelve, were enabled t • play upon the destructive element with such effect, as to prevent it communicating to the adjoining boos, s. Before five o'clock the Bazaar was reduced t. 4 4 heap of tains. not 20f. worth of property being preserved. The fife arts ginated, it is supposed. from some spirits of turpentine communicating to a beautiful transparency in the Dio rams, representing “ The destruction 4.f took Minster by Fire." The Ilaniar was the property of Mr. Ham let, the jeweller, who let it out to the promietors of the stands 'at so much a foot. Ti , e procerty destroyed consisted of the paintings is the Diorama. of stitch there was a choice collection belon,:ing to different individuals, who placed them in the gallery of the Bazaar for exhibition; fancy nericliandise oi every de sciiption composed the rest. The building ss a , insured in the Sim fife idfice, hut no past of the goods • !rich . s. it contained was instated. The h.', sin 'Le close vici nity of the bu I.litut are &triaged mute or less. VAst numbers of pickpockets wete At the scene of devA intim. And notwithst.ndiug the vogia.ace ill the officers, sevr• ral petty robberies took place. LATIeST PARTICULARS. Although the probaoility of the tire extending itself beyond the bit! of the vast building in which it toms mence.l had ceased at sn early hour, yrt it was found necessary, u!s to midnight, 'o keep two or three engi es constantly pl yin* upon the smouldernot hears of in •mmable mates ials conta'ned theirin. Forturately for the ()woe's of the surrounding property, the walls were built of a thickness pioporimnate to the large arra they enclosed, and the io f having Calm' in soon after the fire commenced. vie flame was lett without a vent, and was easily kept untie' by occsstoral exertions of the firemen. Mr. ltasslinson. the Magistra , e, was on the spot till a late hour; at his suggestion, a fie-h body of soldiers were ordered to protect the prrmises, in the place of the patty which had pieriously retired. SEALS. Min Pr/STROM &MRS MB LORD CMAIICSLLOS, EASTER •1111 PORTIoUII TO 'resume Taws, 1449. Thursday, June 4th—Tbe First Seal. Tuesday. 16th—Tbe Second Seal. • Wednesday. 17tb— Petit ions. SEALS. AND lINFORIC /MR VICE CMANCILLOM, •nts KAITRI AND PRIVIOPS » TRINITY Team, 14211. Thursday, June 4th—The First Seal. Tuesday, 14th—The Second Seal. Wednesday, 17th—Petitions. Di.pat hes were received )emerdry at the Colonial Mice. frost the Earl of Himont. the GoVtrOCK a Jamaica i and also twat Genera Game; at the Bahama% It appear, te P4rhamentaly Paper just pub tbat the •umber of prisoners committed to the different polo to IrelAnd tor trial, in the •eeen years from lift to len W- I elusive. was 111,38, of whom 532 were ezenced. A request having been loubmittrJ in the Hem. Court of Directors, by WsLudas PLOW/DUI, Rag President of their Factory in Chine, to have a whole length Portrait 411 hi. MaJWITT placed in the Hall of the Factory at Canton, u a testimooial of the respect fek towards their &mission by his \lase/ores subjects is that country. we brat that a superb painting, eseesited by &r Tomas Lawson*, has been ordered by the Host. Court of Directors for the Factory, and last week shipped on board the Mangles, bound, to China. The alterations in the area of Covent-golden market an proceeding rapidly, and in good earnest—these on the north side being nearly completed; and the workmen bang new employed lipase the moth. Tte tbagnificrnt titAlr Mansions of the Duke of ATNOLL and Sit Jam STICIVAIM, of Murthly, are 113 rapid progress. Of the former we have already had some descriptkm ; the knee, although not quite equal in titellt.ii is ISO ways inferior in grandest and rie• game. The 'dace is ea the model of the Malt superb old English buildings of the age of Qoseen Bilsabeth—being considered as best suite! to the situation. It has four fronts, without any court in the centre, that being chicly occupied by the grand staircase ( lighted from a beautiful dame terminadng in a spire) and by a lofty entrauce.hall, within the principal lobby,of unusually spacious dimensions, being 125 feet long by nearly 50 wide. The principal dining.rnons measures 39 feet by 29, mod is 311 feet high, comprising the height of the ground story, as eke that of a suite of private apartments above. The other pliblic apartments are of proportionate splendour and magnitude. The building is nearly square, flanked at the corners by square towers, with domes terminating similar to the great one in the centre--with use additional on ritbef side of the grand entrance, which fronts the south. The exterior fabric is of beautiful hive stone of the teem pelisk.—.Nrth Courier. The precauttonary n.easnies taken by the French Government. on their bibs informed of the scarcity of corn, appear to Ilavnbeen of al extensive astute. The river between Havre and Rosen has been for some days covered with vessels Men with cool foe the supply of the capital. 2^!". SPOIL FING . IN FELLit:EN I / 4 ,•E TORE SPRING maKriNa. volts. Tu assay. The interest netted in the Cup Race today was little 1 111..f1.1 to that existing ea the St. Leger yesterday, the greatest ansirty being afloat as to bow the renowned Ifeirscipede would acquit himself. It will be recollected that frir last year's Se. Leger he was an kneseene favourite, and that hawk( bees a perfect flyer at York, be was beet to a canter at Deskaster, insomuch that it was threatened to pet Ma by for stock; it being discovered. however, that he was set op to the mark in the St. Leger. the matter was reconsidered. and be was entered for some Stake* this year, and, with what joalgmeat, will be sera below. It certainly wee held, work to try bins against sock appnwed good horses as weeeleiNeeil in the same race, and the known tenderness of Ws kgs made die ezrrimeet of starting hint a ticklish one The attendance was respectable, without being by soy mime erowded. There were prima the Marquises% of Llevelned and Rage; Lords Kelbarne. fkarborosigh, and Leageord ; Sits lilt !Ingham Grahana,W. Milan, and Harry Goodrich.; lioaemiablee IL Paste and W. Dust ombe ; Messrs. Cradock.CrawfordiStakee, King. Yarbergh. Rkkerby. Ramsden, Healy. Graves, Rileillie, Baker, Nelson, Gamma.. Uppleby. Dickies. Ike, Jolfille.entenn, Peters, Armitage, Powlett Watt. Wilson , Kart, Milk , Rawmbill, Thaw, Ford, Cropipteo, Thnmpsim. Rawer. layley, Strickland, Markham. Herbert, Thornton, Parker, Wilkinson, Athlone. Agar, Reiland, Wagtail!. Ste. ate. The races to.day canoe off as follow : The Shorts, a Sweepstakes of SO says. each. h ft, for thaw/v-41 cults, sat Sib. lilies est Last mile. w 11, Lord Cleveland's br e Voltaire. Ibir ibeklotk it. T. O. Powlett's b c Pendia . ..• ~, c Lord Scarborough's ck f, by Fllgarlig, 4by Within ••• 3 Mr. Karoshaw sbe f Elastic, by N'averley ... ••• 4 .111 r. Riddale's Dessatioo. by nodding Mr. Riddeli's Priocepe, by Whisker ••• ••• .. Pd Lewd Longtord's Sr Hercules ••• .. This being the kit appearance of Voltaire for this season the betting was interesting, sod his miming looked for wi Is cotsider able must,. It was much regretted, however. that Sir Hercules was not suffered to start, as the clew co the great St. Leger wend'. have been mote complete. The odds before starting, were 3to t on Voltaire, who jumped off in (may kept the lead, and won in a canter. •. ; The Gold Cup, value 100 guineas. Two mile,. . Ir. Armitages Vulociprile. 4 yrs.:7st litlb Mr. TaborsWs Laur.l, b yrs, set 71b ... Lord Cleveland's Nonplus, 5 yrs, Sit 711 s .. [And Kelburne's Acuson, aged, Sot 13110 .. t .. ... I to 4 apt Laurel. and 11 to 0 apt Velocipede. Laurel led to the stand, where the others came up. mad a Sue race ensued be tween all; but Velocipede wan by ►ait a length. Sweepstakes at 30 SOTS. each, for two.yr old colts and fillies, lit tlb. Y.C. Twenty •fout Subs. Duke of Leeds's eh f, by Slacithiek Lord Scarborough's b e by Carton Mr. Western's b e ty Waxy Pope ... The following started, ►ut were net placed: Mr. Baird's Moran. by Whisker Lad Keisturne's b f►y Motel Ur. Pooktt's Lady Emmeline eh t by Jack Spirt i. Mr. Hebden's ch c Splendour Mr. Bailey's b c Utrecht Mr. Gaatoigne's br e by Figaro Lnrd Sties Dredge 65 to 10 agat Splendour; S to 1 apt Wastenelhie ; It. 1 apt tile grinner; sto 1 apt Emilie. Aft. r the usual pranks anti fait* starts arising trues a large field of youngmers, they went off nearly ' abinst i olfering a most imposing spectacle. Tlie Duke ot Leeds's and Lord Kelbarrise's soon gut in front, and led to toe Grsvel•pits, where the latter gave way to Mr. Western's and Lord Scar. borough's; the Duke's ally suffered herself to be headed for moment. ►ut speedily remained her lead, and won rattier cleverly by half a length. 'lbis lace will ban considerable it.fluence oar nest year's St. Leger. The Filly Stakes of 10 sots. each, flit Übe. Mlle sad a half. Mr. Gibbeson's b f Lady Sandi ... ... ... 1 Mr. Richardsos's Juliana ... ... 2 Lord Fitawilliana's Dora ... ... Ur. Sykes 'a b by CoMnabos 4 Powlett's bl by Jack Spigot s Mr. Ss. Nee br by Orville Lord Scarborough's W by Sisselenskto Ke e n on Sarah. who made the running all the way—the race being between Mr and Juliana, who was beat by a length. The ot►ers could not live the pace. A match will be run tomorrow fur Mr. T. Y.C. between Dewy Itiedlam, Ist 3lb ; and Velocipede, let lib. The appoustments fur to-morrow stand thus: The Second Year of the Constitutioe Stakes of im mats each, h it, for 3yr olds lab; 4 yrs. sit; S yrs, hst 91b; 6 yrs, oat alb; and aged Pd Slb. Mile and Quarter. Lind Scarborough's Cambridge, 4 yrs Lord Kelburoe'a b ( by Maddock. 4 yn Duke us Leeds Jenny Mahe, 4 yrs Hots. O. Passim% bl fby Jack Spigot, 3 yrs Lord Milton's b I Median, i yrs Mr. Armitage 's cla c Velocipede, 4 yrs Mr. itsdulak's br f Juli.ua , 3 yrs Major Yarburgh's lir t Belinda, 4 yrs Velocipede the favourite—but above three expected to inn. The Cult Sapling Stakes, ot Si) sows tract., Sat 51b. Moe and . three apartero. Mr. Heywood's b e Sandoval Lord Wiltien's cb by Cervantes Lord Scarborough's br Cistercian Lord Kel turns br by Seneleaske Mr. ita.Ateles Lawn Sleeves Lord Fitstvilliaro's Hidalgo (allowed Sib) Mr. Watts's Wodeublotk Mr. Kitby's b c by Wanton (310 Tn. Stand Plate of dESJ, for all ages; •inares . and geldings alfewo.l 31b; winner Slb aura. Hears a mile mad %bate quarts s. Colonel Kind's Lien, Marisa, 4 ps Mr. Gsbt.esw►'a Murphy. 4 yn Mr. Jaque.'s eh 1 by Co. intbssat. S yrs Mr. Wonsiald's b g Salado. aged Mr. Armitage 's Aconite, 3 yrs Air. S. Fees b t by tsadittrate, 3 yn Mr. Kirby's Rogow. 3 yrs Murphy the favourite. A Sweepstake. of 13 son. each, for all ages. T.Y.C. to ekes tonight. Lord Durban's favourite racehorse Cedric died e• Friday last, iu the stables of the Hardwick lass, at Sedgelield. • WELLINGTON CRICKET GROUND, CHELSEA. COlllll4 N W a sat L usg . ... i ... 2 ... 3 At two o'clock yesterday, the double players being an nutched s the announcement of the play was anuuuneed. ♦ineey and 'utmost kw retired the ring, and alter a tharp boot the latter was thrown a very Ilse Gil. Chrturoce opposed (Aver, sod a Sue display of sciesee was en- Malted (or halt ass buss, when (Aver threw his crack antagonist. Janie. Kook. after a very Sue bout, threw Tresise. Trewicke was thrown bj Ramie; Warren, arm threw Jones; and young Warren was then called to oppose the veteran Cupp. Ist despite of yank and strength. Copp threw his man a Aoe tam Sanibel! was afterwards opposed to Meagher. and had the beat otseversl tolls. At length a fall was decided in favour of !leashes • but the majority of the dug were dissatidlesi , and user oid tried" Milees Boy" whispered that it was something like a double cross. Sandell. however. immediately challenged Meagher to play fur Ally sovereigns. At the conclusion of the double play. kits were drawn mar the triple opposition. and the Arm names called were Meagher and (deer. rhea, men played ui most adndrablii style. and every move was brought into acacia.. Nigbialall came us, and no man was best. As soon as the review was over, the Duke de Chartres honoured the sports by hie presence. a. did General So Hussey Views. aol a vast number of Noblemen and Gentlemen. About lA* specta tors were present. who all seemed Wilily gratiAed with the amass meats they bad witoessod. THR FANCY. Barney Aaron and lem liaines.—Tle battle money for this iglu was delivered to the whose kit night. and aU bola paid. Barney Aaron and Frank Bednsead.—A fresh match was made lam Men between throe nes fee Oily pounds a-sidr, or a laundries, Banbey can raise the cooties. A small deposit was pouted. Blabop Saar?, end Harry Jonee.—Sharpe can be matched whist Harry Jones for 1001. or Saul. wide, each to weigh as his trataksi wiU permit. LORD WILLIAM Baansotto—la part of our impras. sloe yesterday evettiog we gave place to the rumour of the death of ibis Nobleman. We smarm happy to contradict that rumour. In answer to lajobles at the India Hesse. we are Wormed that no accounts have been received them of the Mined ileith.ofthe Go.onor-Genaral On the contrary, the Weft adder, (to As meth Jamtaty) state that Ms Lordship was at Idoorshelabod, and bia health greatly imprirsed. • Among the many distinguished personages *ha celled ' ,merely inorolog at Talkee's Hotel, twatys-airmi. upon their Royal Higiremera the Doke' of (human and Commas wore the following—The Marquis of Arglmoy. tM Duke of Bedford. Lord George HA Lod Wrangel/el , Russell. Sir Gore Overlay. Rai of Kinsman, W. Herrin, Admiral Sir Sidney Stealth, Captain flood, • • • 1 ~~