Star. — London, England, 1827-02-06 00:00:00

rbatire would be absent about four weeks—and, that , a Regency, with the Ceows Nino* is President, would govern daring his absence. ' They also state, that the basis of a new Commercial Treaty between Sweden and Russia, the preseat having nearly ex fired, has been agreed upon between the two Powers ; 1 and that the Charge d'Arairm of the United States has received full powers for renewing the commercial tre aty with Sweden, the term of which is expired, though it remains in force till the new one is signed and ratified The weather in Sweden is unusually mild this winter, though travelling, it is said, is not obstructed in consequence. Corn has risen in price, without ex citing, however, any serious apprehensions, as the measures taken by the Government to facilitate impor ts/km are fully calculated, it is said, to prevent a scar. city. It was expected that Lord BLOOMIPIIILD would shortly quit Stockholm for London, on leave of absence. We learn by the Dutch Papers, that only 23 persons in all lost their lives by the wreck of the Wasserer. Of the crew of the ship, which consisted of 255 men, only seveibave perished—the test belonging to the troops on bard. Of the Waterloo no certain intelligence had been re ceived as late as the 2J instant. It was ascertained, however, that she had not arrived at Cuxhaven, as had b e en previously stated; and the prevailing opinion was, that she had run into Heligoland. It dog not appear. that any apprehensions' wen entertained for her safety. The Dutch Papers contain accounts from Curacao to debt!' Dec. according to which the resolution to declare that porra free one, had given great satisfactiln ; and it was confidently hoped, that the measure would prove of great advantage to the Island. EXCHANGES. Aurnabmis, Fma. 2.—On Loodom, 19. M. It. 95. n ain esen, JAL 30.--On Lostilon, 36. 7. M. 36. 4. 1.2111811, Jan, t 4.-3 M. 6. 16. 4. &IMP, JAN. 97.—0 n London, 3M. 6. S. &r. Psnassysam, Jam. 19.-10. IHE KING. BRIGIITON, FRB aaaaa 4. the 11•11COTT continue, in the happy esioyment of good health, impteved spirits. The Royal Suite has received no increase to-day, Commands have keen ',toed for a Coin - di, which is to be held at the Palace at ball past five o'clock to-morrow evening. Mr. Secretary Camotto, I regret to date, bad a severe relapse ea Thsriday, though no mention of it at the time was made I. the pshric. He was much better, however, on Friday, continued to improve yesterday, sod is now regarded as rapidly recovering hie bee**. Tke medical report 01 very freeurable this evening. Sit Jon. Bunter returned to his Lady, In Bedford square, last sight. Sir Joss left hie same at the Pavilion this morning. Lady Isaseez.a Finsteston Mrs. G. Dawson, and Mr. and Mrs. 'V. R. HAIIII.TeeI (from Chelsea), were among the Natality whit left their names at the Palace to-day. The weather again is Wessell' cold, with a sharp ratting north Wiwi, but us yet without any return askew. The several Ours of Divine Wonbip were numerously attended in the startling notwith standing, but the rides and prontesodes have exhilikt*l but very lick fashionable company. SOUTHAMPTON, Fig. S. Monday, being the anniverserr of his Maumee Accession to the Throne, the Brethren of the Royal Gloucester Lodge of Free. masses pee a Bab and Supper at their Hall, at which were many visiting Brethren front the other Lodges in the comety. Ms J. P. Miusaues. Bart. acted as M. C. and was assisted by hoar leeward., under whose superintendence the whelk was seresupd. Before Ise o'clock opus* of 230 had assembled. .Careary dances and quadrilles were alternately danced. The supper wu elegantly served with retry delicacy of the season. Dancing was alternately endued, and continued till near sit e'clock, when the party peps rated, highly delighted with the evening's entertainment. A Courcil was held yesterday at the Fivil ,Brighton. vilicb was attended by the Duke of WILLINGTON, the Bail ai Ha musersr. Mr. S.erstary CAMINO, and other Ministers, west the 'be of High Sheriffs was Soak arranged far the present year. Yesterday morning, soots after-ten o'clock. Mr. Se cretary Pest. and Viscount bles.vmut left town for Brighton, to attend the Km in Council, to prick for the Sheriffs for the differ- Int counties for the present year. A Supplemens to Friday's Gazette was published yesterday : It contains Addresses from twenty-bee different public lodes t.. kit blarrnr, on the monies of the death of the Doke of Yoae. Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal and China, by ' the ship Sealeby Castle. Captain Davin Ram Newest., were closed sit the Eaa India Hoeft, cad delivered to the purser of that ship. The decree of the LORD CHANCELLOR in the case of Tilt. l oaa Wwassurr, bas bees followed by an ahrwing ea the part el that Gentleman, who is attended by Sir Hamm Hal, pelt. and Dr. Mame. Expresses have bees sent is Lord and Lad_y MAITIIOIIOIIOII, the parents of Mr. WILLEILItIe. Homan. Fan. 3.—Lord PALMIESTON, with his friends, Lord blasawarroar. J. Flaitts4l, Erie.. W. SLOAMS &MILT LI. Sir Gras. Sol; Cipt. 80w5..., Wit. laitavais, Esq. /AIL What, have killed an immense quantity of pow this week, is his Lordship's preowees, in this Neighbourhood. L.dy MILDMAY h s, with her usual benevolence, given 251. to be distributed among the poor of Odiham. - • At a meeting of the Corporation of Reading, held on Wednesday last. an !Lidless of Coadelesce to oar rackets Seer salmi was agreed to and it has already bees atinsereosly and time respectably signed, as wen by the Mamba» of the lady Corporate. as by the loyal Inhablbats of the town gesterally. Sixty thousand pounds, in rash, have actually been receisethy them Great Captain of the Aye." as his portion of the prise -matey reuniting ham the battle of Waterloo. The Duke of Yoax paid for the use of his job car riage harm elz hundred pouads per IMAM —big cabriolet and siding bores were the Royal Dukes curs property. In rummaging amongst the archives of Old Drury, the other day, a letter was found, written b Ms late Royal Hlgl new th. Duke of Tom and which use AP; as a sift to die Theatrical Food of that Theatre. One of the DIGSSIONISS of Ireland being mort4ll7 wounded was taken prisoner by Ms inveterate enemy, one of the Bonsai, who threw blot trionspbandy ever lb sansolders, and taunuagly asked blos—" Where are you new, Iheassior The brave, but eeplrlo g add. exultlosly replied- 0 WWI, 1 ought to be—eo the neck of my runny." IMPERIAL COUTINIXTAL Gas COMPANY.—The Shareholders of this Company bad a Meeting, yester d.sy, at their Office in St. Swithires-lane. A very fa 'curable report of the state of t h e C om p an y' s affairs was read by the Chairman. ANDREW Online, the Author of The Soldier's Du-111 r, oate so celebrated, lies buried in hloseisouth Chore& y-td, without a stow to mark the spot. He did whilst he had a con pail perforating therein len or 11112. _ _ A tos; days rubber entered the prenaises of the lifarehiones. of Lossoonsair, at Footway, and carried if 130 Recces. &lawn, the racer of !low -street, was employed to dis- CPU the thief, and he &prebendal a man, named Hoary Worts, ohs has since been committed fur the offence to Maidstone gaol. It appears that he carried off t►e keret in a cart, and shortly afterwards ,old them to a woolstaplcr in Bermondsey -attest, who, having given the full valise for them, was allowed to be a wienesa. Friday the atatual Meeting for promoting the Edu cation t.t the Poor of Ireland, took place in Dublin. Lord LONG 70111) presided, and several speeches were: made in favour of educating chi children of poor per sona on a conciliatory plan. Lord CARBERRY, Rt. Hon. St. Giotto' Dila, and Colonel Couvrou.s, took a part in the pi oceedings. Several resolutions in furtherance 01 clic benevolent views of the Association were pas,ed. FASHIONABLE INTELLIQENca. 41111.1IALT. The Margin. hal Marchioness of Lansdourn and Family meter. day, at Landow; Howe, Berkeley-.gran, from their seat.Wowood Park. Wilts; the Earl of Lauderdale, from hie seat in Scotland, at Warren's Hotel, Itegent-nreet; the Earl and C.oentess of Jersey, at their most, Middkton Park, Ozfordsithst, from the Karl of West morland's seat, Apethorpe, Northamptonshire; Mrs. Byng, at bet. seat, Wrothan Park, Middlesex, frum Lord John Thynne's scat In Snmemetshire; Mr. and Mn. Peplow, at their seat in Hereford shire, from F. Lutinky, Es* Catskill, Warwickshire; Col. Anson, M.P. from Dun Church, Hants; Lord St. Helens, at his house in Graftmastreet, from Brighton ; Mr. sad Mrs. George Wilbraham and Family, at their house in Upper Seymour.street, from their seat, Delacuere House, Cheshire; Lord Tullantore, from Worthing ; Lord Strangford, io Harley-streeg from a tour; Henry Brougham, IRaq. M.P. from the Earl of Jersey's teat, Middleton Park, Ox forishire; Sir Tbomu and Lady Barker, front their seat in Nor thamptonshire, and Bartley, Esq. from Bath, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street ; Lord and Lady W. Paget from a tour, sad Mr. and Miss Burt, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square; Lord Lake, from Brighton, and G. Miller, Esq. from Bath, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's -street; H, Maxwell. Esq. M.P. front Ireland, S. Dashwood, Esq. from Oxford, W. Fawkes, Esq from ditto, and Archdeacon Goddard, from Bexley, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's street; the Hon. Mrs. Fortescue and Ladies, and G. F. Brunton, Esq. and Family, at Nerot's Hotel., Glifford.street, and Corkmreet. DEP4R7tritE4 Major Wyndham, for Salisbury, and the Count and Ponoteas Machindo, for the Continent, from Heroes Hotel., Clilfotd-street and Cork-street ; the Duke of Buceleugh. for Leicestersiire, from Thomas's Hotel, Berke-icy-square; the Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, from Colonel Wood's seat, near Staines, for Boldei wood budge, Hants; George By rig. Fol. for his seat Wro them Park, Middlesex; John Waddington, Eq. for his seat in Hews, and Captain Ferguson, on a tour, from Fentoe's Hotel, St. James's-serret ; Major-Gen. Sir H. Pis ian, for Southampton, frost the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street ; H. Leicester, em a lust. ) 10 1 11G1tA31. • " - Don't We your temper!" tauntingly Said one to Tom perverse— s I toil, ! what then T—" Ydu'd better !"--A Why?' " You cannot 694 a woise !" THE ARNIY. Detachments belonging to the 38th, 44th, 1161 h. and 67th Regi ments ot Infantry, embatked on the 2d inst. an board the Bucking hamshire East Indianian, at Ortveyend, for Bengal. The following Order was issued by Major-General Sir Bokr. IYUasam. oa the 27th liegimem being relieved by the 12th, at l)etuerara DISTRICT ORDERS. Deccan's 9, 1126. The Pannelian transport, with the Head-quarter division of the npis►illeu Regiment, will proceed on her voyage to St. Vincent's. on Monday, the 11th inst. The Major-General commanding the District requests to take leave of this good and gallant Corps, with the sincere expression of that high opinion and regard which it has so amply merited by Its exemplary conduct since be has bad the happiness to have it under his command. For this conduct, which he cannot too much praise, he thanks the Commanding Meer, the Olken Non.eommiasioned mad Soldier,, and with the assurance of Li constant remembrance and interest in tbrir welfare, he heartily wishes them health and good fortune. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Lieutenant CLARE', late First lieutenant of the lonia higaini is promoted to the rank of Canimander. Th e Hannah, from it. John's M.A.) is off Holyhead. Poarsasownt, Fro. s. —Wind E.—Arrilied the lACCCS, brig, Prrisasem..frent it. Übe hl 1 116 7 1 ! illbr CeiflobeSen D ra i l Aurora. WATIM I / 2 from Load*. • • -7 • Drat., Fan lbo.Eiths.dred, firtems, from London for Jamaica. TheVood Hardie Iris Doris.. Fn. S.—The Vrew Janet*. c from London to Antwerp, stated to be wrecked near - Bordepae, has hens got of, after discharging pan of her cargo, lad seas 'ratio( for water to enter the harbour. Af n. Fu. large ship, reported the Bockingiaamshire East Indisman, got minu t ed" this morning in the Channel. near Pansand Hole, but was got of with the &distaste of edam ves sel, a cotter, and severalposall craft, at half pad Ihre Oh afternoon, and proceeded down in taw of the steam voisel. Galina:MN Fes. S.— Arrived the Faint, Weikel', from Ma laga ; Stu. Hun; Aquila ? Commune ; sod Lady Keith, ----, from Palermo. Sailed the Forma*, Kona, foe ltio Janeiro. by Fisk 4.-•••AnKestiodsc • Atha*, FRILAT, from Hall. g i g I s od st s from Duoklik. ADELPHI. t -, ' A'i i w Barletta entitled Miss Pop , was produced at this 1 4eatre last night. A young L andon banker; the Mr. Dabs of the farce, falls in love with a populist actress, Miss Pep. Miss Pop has resolved' to leave town on adaring tour through the provinces. 'Arr. Diliks, learning her intention, resolves to travel with her in the same coach, and thus seek an opportunity of forming , an acquaintance, and declaring his passion. On in , quiring at a coach•office, he is informed that a Miss Pop has taken an inside place in the mail of that evening; delighted at the idea, the young banker takes the re maining three places; the second Miss Pop, an ugly old Lady, of most repulsive tendencies, enters the coach. The enraptured banker rushes in after her—the coach starts, and, after a change of scene, arrives at its first stage—here the travellers stop to refresh, and here the enamoured banker, beholding, for the first time, tbe features of his companion in the coach, discovers that she is not the beautiful Miss Pep, and further, that hu Miss t'op has spatted before him in the stage for Dain try. Nothing damped in his ardour of pursuit, he starts for. Daintry after her in a chaise and boar, having first iven his inside place in the mail to a c lerical-looking per sonos ho turns out to be aLondon pickpocket. The banker art ives in Daintry, sees his beautiful Miss Pop in Juliet, gives her, for a benefit ticket, a 1001. note, through miss take for a 101. note.clec tares his love to her, and resolves to follow her to Dublin. A public notice arrives from London, stating that a person (the description of whose person agrees with the young banker'.) is travelling through the country, for the purpose of passing forged notes. The old Miss Pop also arrives, complaining that she has been robbed of her watch by the person who travelled with her in the coach. namely, Mr..blits,the banker. Mr. Dabs is instantly seised, examined, and cannot, or. will not, give any satisfactory account of the 100 k note. is accused by the elder Miss Pop with having robbed her in the mail, and is on the point of being committed, when the real thief and f rger is brought in and convicted. The young banker is, of course, acquitted, and gives his hand to the younger Miss Pop—and the curtain falls. Miss Ps, has some wit, some humour, and considerable smartness of dialogue. It iefrom the pea of a very clever and justly popular performer, and received the applauees of an overflowing and re erectable audience. It is understood that DOD JOSS DR MADRID, who is new is Paris, will replace M. Huauso as Ambassador from Co. lorobia st tb Coon of London. Dr. YOUNG'S tragedy of the &Valle. and PATNR . II play of Briars, were brought fenrard at Covent-garden and Drut y- Lam Theatres, last night, and the hero of each was sustained, re spectively, by Mr. Vona and Mr. Keay, with great applause. Yntvlr Counctt..— In the proceedings before this Board, on Friday last, there was agitated, upon special motion, a question, the decision of which must be extremely interesting and important to his Majesty's subjects in Canada. It regards the KING t juriedicdon to entertain an appeal from the Court of Ap peals In that Province, where the sem in dispute is under £.500. Thecae' is that of Caesura verses Armes. Atter bearing Mr. Asian in Nippon of the motion, and Mr. Baourtio•m against it, their Lordships, considering the question raised as being too int. portent, In point of precedent, to be decided on motion, direited the pasties to put ha printed cases, confining their argument simply to rbe question of jurisdiction. CHELTENHAM, FosJima ay 4. This delightful watering place is unusually MI, and now that grief for the loss of our lamented Yosi somewhat subsides, the reign of gaiety commences with renovated splendour. Dinner parties aid balls every evening are to be met with. A fancy ball last week at Miss Mos RN'S was unusually well arrasseed. The weather is delightful, and the lligh-street is full of carriages, Mr. Cuawrwas is seen daily driving his beautiful teals ; four finer hones are seldom drives, ELUSION'S BANKRUPTCY. A private meeting of the creditors under Mr. Ellis. ton's bankruptcy, was held on Friday, at the Messenger'. Rooms, to take into considerati..n matters which were ordered by the Commissioners, at the last public meet ing, to be that day discussed. The first subject was the claim advanced by Mr. ,Calcraft, M.P. on behalf of the proprietors of Drury lane Theatre, of which body he is their annual Chair• man, and is considered the representative, for a consi derable sum due by the bankrupt to the Theatre, for the rent of the House, which had been allowed to run for some time. At the last meeting, the solicitor too tt e assignees said, he was taken tay surprise in this claim, as they could not have imagined so large a sum to be due to the proprietors, who should have _either paid themselves out of the nightly receipts, or taken the•eoncern out of the banksupes hands altogethe►. To this it was replied,on the part of the proprietors, that the commission could not be taken by surprise, as, at the last public meeting of Mr. Elliston's creditors: notice had been given of the debt now claimed, and that •it was for the genesal benefit of the credit•rs the Theatre had been left in the bankrupt's hands, to afr.rJ him an opportunity of retrieving hi. circumstances, and meeting his demands. The result of the present Meeting was, we understood, that the claim advanced by Mr. Ca'craft was recognised, and allowed to be proved. The other matter which came before the Meeting rela•ed to a mortgage made on the Croydon Theatre, to Mr. Soame, by the bankrupt, for a sum of —, now am)unting, with the interest, tc---, and which, as the mortgagee was not anxious to foreclose and sell, being unwilling to buy the property himself, it was determined to offer for sale. The Commissioners had objected to ordering a sak, esoceiving that they bad not power to do so; but the Solicitor having pointed their attention to a precedent exactly In point, it was at kngth or dered to proceed to a sale. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, FEB. 5. Cinrles Fite Adderky, a young man of respectable appearance and connexions, was kironght up for final ,hearing aid to receive the judgment of the Court. Tbehisolvent was originally befre the Court wend mouths ago, Wheal be was opposed by Mr. Heath ea behalf of Mr. Lewis. It appeared by the evidence, that the opposing creditor is the proprietor and compiler of a lithographic work connected with the topography of England, Stc. Having signified that he was desirous of o►taining the services of Gentlemen of address and education, to exhibit specimens and solicit subsctiptions from the Nobility, &c. the insolvent offered himself and stated his qualifications, and witness understood him to say that he was an Officer in the Navy, upon] half-pay. The engagement on the part of the op posing creditor was to pay 71. to the insolvent for every subscriber procu►ed by him, and the lamer obtained a to pay part of the expenses of his journey to the north. During his tour he drew several other sums on account, making 831. in the whole, and signatures were sent up purporting to be the handwiiting. of persons of dis tinction, several of which turned out to be complete forge:les. After the insolvent had been missing a con siderable time, his retreat was ascertained, and Mr. Lewis, adopting the milder . course, caused him to be arrested. This raorniog Mr. Ha►ea prayed the judgment of.the Court, bat begged leave to pet a few questions to tbelosolvent.relative to some statetoents la by eebedule relative to property to *bleb be stated himself to be ambled. The insolvent said, that he had put down a debt for 1,3001. against Captain William Northurst, which was secured by bond—he had never heard that the Captain had become bank'upt or insolvent—but is aware that one at the parties to the bond is in Whitecross-strect prison. He had also stated himself entitled to a contin gent interest in 1,0001. Never heard that it is 1001. only, nor had he ever received 601. as a consider*. don for it. The insolvent said, as the Court were about to adjalicate apes his ease, be loped it would consider the length of dam he bad bees in prison, and also that he was *milord two atostbs before he tiled his petition. The Cuter Costutaatorsaa said, that he presided alone when the insolvent was first examined, and the case lay in a very narrow compass, as it rested upon the complaint of an individual creditor. The Learned Commissioner then took a review of the evidence, and observed, that on a previous otcasion won; language had been used in reference to the insolvent s conduct, but no stronger than the case merited, for the Court viewed it as a clear and melancholy case of obtaining money by fraudulent representations. _ _ TheCoiat then ordered ais3 adjudged that the Insolvent should be confioed within the walls of the prism, at the suit of Mr. Lewis, fur lit calendar mouths,for fraudulently contracting a,debt with him, said that be be deprived of the rules and day rules. The remand to be computed front the dates( the petition. SPORTING INTNLLIGENCR. BETTINO.ROO3II, TATORSALVII, Ists. d. The betting yestertiaj was to as eseraseas amouse on all the Stakes, the aheratloos produced by which will be best collected front the following statessustetodds-- Deasr. 7i to 1 art Glenartney Si to 1 apt Taller 14 to 1 apt Esparsolle 1S to 1 agst Defence 20 to 1 asst F.lfretl $4 to 1 apt Trumpeter U to 1 apt C.atheriue U . to 1 agst Dahlia 30 to 1 apt Turcomau 30 to 1 ag.t Augusta 10 to 1 apt Gamelius 40 to 1 apt Cressida 1000 to 15 agst Coastantlue (WO OA'S. . 42 to laast Spondee ft to 1 apt ?domelike 42 to 1 apt Gustavus 5 to 1 apt Maria If to 1 apt Totteridge 13 to 1 apt Duchess 111 to 1 apt Translation 16 to 1 apt Souvenir 20 to 1 apt Calypso 22 to I apt Lunacy 25 to 1 apt Hampden 25 to 1 asst Pantina id to 1 apt Scundul ST. LEG I L. 22 to 1 apt Moonshine 25 to 1 apt Jupiter 28 to 1 apt Emma 30 to I apt Nivalis 30 to 1 asst Nonplus 14 to 1 asst Reviewer lb to 1 apt Olivera 16 to 1 apt Sancho 1$ to 1 apt Popsy 20 to 1 agst Grawby 24 to 1 apt Matilda SALE OF THE DUKE OF YORK'S STUD. The sale of the horses, dogs, earriages,&c. of his late Royal High ness the Duke of York attracted considerable attention at Tatter sales yesterday. Before one o'clock, the premises were crowded I with visitors and purchasers; among whom we (observed t►e fol lowing Noblemen and Gentlemen: Duke of Richmond, Marquis Graham, Earl of Mountcharles (who attended for the Sing), Earl Bruce, Earl of Chesterfield, Lords Southampton, Fitzroy, Orford, Harborough, Pembroke, General Grosvenor, Colonels Russell, Leigh, Udney, Messrs. Gieville, Charlton, Payne, acc. &c. The sale consistent of thirty-two thorough ►red horses, seven hacks (which It wM be seen feteled rice.). see lets of carriages, gigs homes% &c. and tweivi dein Of the e r n g ra y baronies geld: inp, two were on job to HALM. hem Mr. Vernon. ant/ heelteal 19S and 160 gs. eight were on job from Me. Mikes. and were sow in the course of the day, by inmate matron, us a Jocular tee the Duchess de Berri ; the price, we believe 11,59011. Two Mai, es job also, fetched 160 and. i 65gs. andwere said to Lord Pembreke and Mr. Hetheriogtess. The followb \g is a complete list of the prices and plarebesets: Guineas. The well.knevsn stalling' Moses, sold to the Dries( R'sb mond for I . 1,1(0 Don Carlos b)/ Met don, Gut of Miss Wasp--- . Nlr.Wiginun 195 A Grey Bart' horse, (rum Tripoli—Mr. Macdonald . NORMS 111 %MANOR). Abigail (in the Osks)--Lerd Lowther at Racbael, three years, by Whalebone, engaged in snuck with liord Meter's Recruit. Set. 31h. Itachael, Ow. D. M. Craven Meeting, Monday; tOO b. ft. Also wish Mr. gush's Carthago, Monday, Ist Spring, D.M. 500 h. ft. ist. 51b. each. Also in the Port Stakes of 100 LA. Fridiy,Craven Meeting, Ist?--Sold to his Majesty for fie Miriam, three years, sista to Rachael ;engaged in Riddle► wonb, I,ooogs. stake;, Oaks; Filly ;tales of 100 at Ascot, Mt subscribers ; Grand Duke Michael, in a match with the Duke of Grafton's Filly, by Weakest of Mil tonia, llst. Miriam, sat. 41b. 100 p.p. A.F. October, and in Sweepstakes, 100 D.I. Colts, test. 71b. Mks, Sst.l. •is Spring . . . . Not soli Lionel Lincoln, 4 years. by Whalebone, dam by Somme, her dam, Mack Diamond. by Stamford--Mr. &sorb, 480 A bay colt, rising 4 years, by Woful, dam by Robson est of sister to Parisot. F.;tgagesl in forfeit class of Oat. lands—Mr. Howe A . 170 eolt,S years, by Merlin out of Gramarye • in sweep. stakes of 200 gs. k. ft. Craven Meeting ; w its, list. Si. Slim Sat. sib. D. 11. Also in a sweertakes of 200ga. Ist Spring; colts; Set. Sib. lilies, est. Mb. D.M. awl in tile Derby . . . . Wet mid i mat, rising i years. by Merlin, me of DAM% dam. En gaged in Derby—Mr. Tsttersall . . . 370 l seat. rising S years, by Waterloo out of (rion's dam. Engaged in sweepstakes of 100 g.. sack. D. M. Craves .- colts, Sat. 71b. fillies, Sat. 'olb. (Six Subscribers) Is sweepstakes of 200 p. b. ft. R. M. coke, Set. 71b. Craves ‘ i F l u e s: re Sabseriben) in match with Mr. Stesebewees us, illOga. sit. Mb. each. D.M. lie fipsittg; sad in Grand Dukelgiekael . . . Net sold bestow Illy, a.* 4 years, by Raisbow out of lassette, by Camillus out of Han by Delphini—Mr. Bassett . ell Brotber to Radm!. Illownlr invouptakes of Mos. le. ft. in Crave% INS. D. M. tolta, est. /lb. Allies. Sat. 41b. (Four Sidrocelboro); and in Derby—Mr. N. Harvey . . • • • • Calk, by Buffalo nut Of Herrin—Mr. ChM Colt. by Waterloo sot of Odes's Beardsworti Colt. by SeEns out of Gift. Engaged in sweepstakes of 100 gs. b. ft. HISS. Craven (Eight finboctiben)—Mr. Batmen . . • Oakley Moses out of Grarnaryo. Engaged in sweepstakes 200; Craven, 1552 ; colts, Se. dlb. (Three Soliscribon) sweepstakes too ; Craven. Sat. 71b. A. F. and I. dot Derby; also in sweepstakes 100. Second October Meet. log, D. I. colts, Sat. 71b. lilies, Sst. 41b. (Alb. allowed) (Eight Subactiberi)4krweepstakes 900. Ott. D.I. molts. Sat. 71b. (Four Mt bsaibers) Craves, 1510, in sweepstake, of 100, D.L colt; Sit. 71b. Miss, Set. 40. (Four Subscribers)—Mr. Payne . • Ally, by Whalebone, out of Vannesislifor to gas. drills). engaged in 11123, match 300 b. ft. Ikll4. with ask by Merlin, sot of Prue, Sat 71b. Ally .11st 4/b. First Meeting, motels NO, h. ft. T.Y.C. with the • t r kt ir of Grafton's Ally, by Senor, out of Pope Joss, Sm. Slb each, is 1,000 gs. stakes, and Ike Oaks—Mr. Payne. IMAM leather to Rachael, in Eiddleswortb, in sweeps. of 300; . Craven, colts Sst 71b. Allies Set ilb. R.M. (4 subs.) sweep. 8(500, ditto, ditto, Doke of Rutland byTiresias, oat of Dabliaa's dans. engaged in sweeps. 0(100, D. M. ; Craies, voila Sst Sib (6 subs.)--Colond Russell Sy, by Moses, dant by Election: Ussel Lincoln's darn Mr. Payne 4„ by Waterloo, out of . sister to Pritteleins—Dir. Payne ,by Moss, out of Fawnlike. engaged in October in . snick with Ally by Centaur, out of Twatq; IMO, and in mina with colt by Merlin, out of Prue, 200, T. Y. C. Not sold 1110011 SLIMS% The Son of Hoses (Produce In Riddirovorth 1031)-11e King . !30 . Quadrille, by Selina, set of Canary.hird (Produce engaged in Riddleswortb iszt)—Mr. Payne . . Oa Gramarye, by Sorcerer, dam by Sr Peter, oot of Deceit, the dam of Prince Leopoisi—Mr. Angerstein . 320 Slater to Bourbon, by Sorcerer, dint by Precipitate . Not sad Rowena, by Haphazard, out of Prudence, Sister to Pope, Pledge, Ste. in foal to Merlin (Produce engaged in Craven Stakes; 30, Craves, 1030,39 substribers)— Lord Chesterfield . • 370 Pavowite, by Blucher, oat of Scheherazade, in foal to Renee--blr. Malign, . . . li3 The dam of Orion, Sister to Prince Leopold, in foal to Master Henry—The King . 310 1 Mareby Wary, out of Masi dam (covered by Waterloo) _ —Lied It Dahlia, by Phantom (Waxy mate)—Lord Cheststfteld maces. Bay gelding (quiet with troops), 110 ; Roan ditto, 115; a bay mare, 35; Patty (a brown plains), 160; a dua galleway,l7s ; a chestnut ditto, 00; a bay gelding, 33 ea alumna, &c. ♦ ehariss, plans ; a headed chaise, 5; a 4-beese break 43; a ditto, ; a gig, 33 ; a pair si state harms% 1S; a set of horse ►arnesa and saddle, 50; nitride hassles% 3; two setsof ban, les. and 13 saddles and bridles, is lota, 341121. 64. .4274 4 0 De CM Reepeoll guineas; Carlo, 3; Sam, I; Itapp, IS*. IN. Juno, 4 guineas (ail Peititers)• Rm. t as eOe s ?: Retriever), 66 p. Cossack (Newton:dime) 2; Laurie (ditto), 3; Finder, 6; Flora, 3; and Bleak, 33e. £lll l? -4 12CAPITULATIOL Rada, stock . . £7,591 10 0 Hacks . 626 7 0 Carriages . . 274 6 0 Dogs . . 1i i 17 6 ------- Grand Total . . £BOlO4 0 6 The ale lasted from one at noon until nearly Oa in the evening; the carriages and the dogs being sold by candlelight. The becks, as we have already observed, sold remarkably well. Diuma, was thought, west cheap ; and seine of the ether raes4barslis fetched rather kw than had been expected. The property was sit sold in ids late Royal Highness's assts bet as " the property of a Nobleman lately deceased. The Duke of Swum', we are concerned to hear, has been confined to his apartment aith an inflammation in the emu. Yeak's success at Drury Lane has hithettoeiceeded the fondest expectations of the Simmer. Of his present engare ment only six more nights remain. Sir Fu*scis Burmarr suffers much from the gout, and upon every indication of pain or disease, is sure to apprehend an attack from his old enemy. A few weeks ago he injured his knee in hunting ; the blow was slight, and he paid no attention to it. A few days afterwards be felt pain in hi. knee—he bad then almost forgot the hunting accident—and be directly charged the pain in his knee to his insidious foe, and began to deft furiously. to ward off a serious attack of the gout. After cuutinuing taus vaunt . for three weeks, and neglecting, all that time, auy proper surgical application, be recollected the blow on his knee, and by applying judicious means was soon well. He then (Jantlary 16th) undertook a journey, to pay, with his acaamplidled daughter, a number of viiits to his friends in the country ; and at the house of a hiesff is Worcestershire, where he first stopt, he is wised with the goer and laid up.—liarejad Otripitiek. We state with much satisfaction, on' the authority of the Macclesfield Courier, that the silk trade of that town is daily improving, and the people last resuming em ployment.— Sheffield Indepeadesi. On the 19:h ult. at Mr. William Howe's, innkeeper, io Cowpen, William Elliott, a pitman. belonging to Cos , - pen colliery, for a trifling wager, undertook to cat lour quarters of oatmeal made into a' cr .wdy." toget. er with six quarts of ale, which he aceornplist.ed wi.h great ease in one quarter of an hour l—lScricastlc Chris. P I I r l • I ' 1 A , "F .„,: 370 le •0O *2O U 0