Star. — London, England, 1806-04-25 00:00:00

THE EVENING WAR. LONI IDON. FRIDAY, APRIL 25. • 3v. MAKE —Malay at the Stock Father's,. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. • beets Steak ate mai in Stock 1791. per Cent. Red Ann. 581 59 India Honda par as diC Per C Cont. 5911* Exch. Bi U. t.. pr. le. dif. par 4 per C. 70 t 0 mohm tI s prem. 1 pertifits Navy 92 PI Ere& Tiateti 191 19s. Loos Amo. 17 16 a 1.46 17 Conf. for am. 54 6o Some letters were yellerday received in theCi t y from Holland, which Rate, that ' , for de perm, an altera tion is likely to be made in the form of the Executive Government of that country, nor by At refloraion of :be title of Shod:bolder I" but in who& ',effort is nct known.—lt continues to be generally believed, that 1 the fupreme authority has atioally been refufed by Louts Boseraltell. Theft Dutch letters report that the Kivu of Paussia is fo bukhofed at to he altogether uilable to attend to any public bufinefs.—The pre tence of the Duke of Baunswica, It is added, has been required immediately at Berlin. The intelligence received from the Welk Indies of a third French lquadron haring made its appearance in that quarter has ;soled much converfation. There i appeared to be fomething improbable or ineorredt in the Raiment of the Ga•ctioss, if charted of the South American coal*. taking fo northern a coorfe as to bring her near Jamaica. The matter (gems now to b: cleared op by the fobjoined intelligence received from Cork. It was not at La Guyara, on the Spas& Main. as Rated in the Liverpool account, but at Aguira, on the coati of Cuba, that the Giese, suss fell in with the French (quadron. •-• • Cork, April Is. • Lkotoraist Dor swats, of the Seat Semen hired armed ewer, which wilted Is Cam yeareday, tdl la with as armed borhaward bowed Web bagman from jamalea. which nitenned ate, that before die Wed, Mabel lir J. T. Deegw•gra bad proceedell whit as Ismor's illuadres, amielter of Ilve fall of the ileembicb he bad bass Warmed were at Sector seder a bot any at Amiss, as the mob of Cobs. The edam Madret had eillb Ms else fee of the lbw, Wehrle( two ef the prises snick be bad amoral, which bad bees seated, end was mama WA 25 Came% velasesee bola the Mend ad the Nimbi, wile sib *Mast the Swiss ebb watkelleta.—Ttss tip whit/ eassassi• sated the lattlimmea to Llestesast BeTaWaLL. nal aentellmsd Olsen of dist ausaber. A *sisal , we apsMal wry 'pudgy. lb. !ream (undies were trageted abe water the wimasead et Isamu Dossreer a.* • That a French fquadrou has reached the Welt In dies kenos now to be placed beyond all quefilon. It Is poeible, however, that there may be am a miliake is to the name of the Commander. According to the informatino of the Doritheaa, which at profane there boo radon to doubt, jetoris BonarArre com mends the fquadron which has proceeded for the Ea 4 Indies.—but let who will have the command of the Meet of Cabe, we have no doubt that by this time, it is in the polleifion of the gallant Ducawoaro. It is by se means certain that Lqrd LAVOIIIDALa will go out as Governor General of. India. Report Sky', there has been fo moth oppofitinn to the ap pointonem on the part of the Court of Directors, that Minifiers, who are extremely defiroos that there should be a perfee and cordial co-operation in all the departments of that call Empire, will sot prafs his Lordoiip'sfervices on the Company. Lord Hot.caia is again fpoken of for that high office, but we Wine nothing is yet definitively fettled refpoeing it. In India, as in every other quarter. there will be nearly an entire Mange in the Governors. Lord Sr. Jose facc•eds Lord Wittiast Basiviicx. as Co. warner of Madras. The Hon. General Maintain, from Ceylon, fucceeds JOSATHAN DUNCAN. Elq. as Governer of Bombay. Who is to be appointed to Ceylon, in the roan of General MAITLAND, we have sot heard. Mr. FAICIZNAIIt lIICCeed6 Mr. Dueness in the Government of Prince of Wales's Wand. It is not yet definitively fettled who is to be the Commander in Chief in India. Lord Lax, comes home immediately. LW/CATHCART, Lord HUTCH. tome, sad others, are mentioned as (accents. Sir Joao Moos I goes out to relieve Sir Joan Ca ADDOCR, ill the command at istsdras, and provifiotially fut. ceeds to the Command in Chief in India. Sir Hoot Pormsst and Sir DAVID BAIRD will, It is raid, be immediately replaced in the command at the Cape of Gond Hope, by two other OfSat.,. II is not improbable that Sir DAVID may get a corn mend in India. Among the new appointments in America and the Well Indies, Mr. WIC Duane• (late Secretary at War) goes out a► Governor of Canada. Whether £!r. TIVRIIIT or Sir JOHII Cox HIPM LEY Ries out as Governor General of the African Stttlement, flill remains undetermined. We have already glared that an Erpedition is now fitting out for the Continent, which is to be com manded by Lord CATHCART. We underftand it will conift of not lets than t 2,000 men, cavalry and in. fintry. Lord CATHCART is to have the appointment of his own Staff. The Dragoon Guards and Foot Guards will form a large portion of this army, which is deftined to co-operate with the gallant King of Sw.ua. Mr. TIMOTIIT DAVIS toissted Sari to the :,ußom-honk, k':tstloaa-honfe, ha the room the late /sir. Caozisa, &nettle& Lieutenant BOYD is Ippointed to the 'writs Ser. vice on the river Thames. Captain Hai is ITT is appointed to the command of h: GANGES, of 74 guns, it Portfolouth. NAV?' ICill /'•TELLIUE%'CE. FALMOUTH, APRIL at.—Arrived the Swedifh hark Coulfand, Captain VOICINEUR G, from Lifboo, laden with fah, for Pitfall, detained by the DoLr KIN coney; and the Pruffian brig Hercules, Captain ScH Leann from St. Michael's, with fruit, for Peter burgh, de tained by the Humus' armed fhip. Wind E. N. E. Porrewouvw, Aram 24—Arrived the ELErtrAnr • of 74 gun% from North Vaimouth JAm•icA and l'Esroit frigates, from a cruize; alto the Good Hope, BAUM. and Conftantia ' Dem:lsom, from Ca. die, laden with wine ; and the Nll.lOl, cutter, having been abandoned at fea, and picked up by the Meteor bomb. The Newfoundland, Halifax, and Qt2elsec convoys failed early this morning, under convoy of the KINCISTIIIIRR. Sailed alto the ALEXANDRIA new frigate on a cruize. The Oporto convoy are in light in the offing, but from the wind blowing frefb from the Eaftward, they have not been able to weather the print. Arrived the Loyal Sam, —, from Bermuda; Echo, Rows, from London fn. BAllbadoes ; Swedifh brig Pomona, Capt. J. W. &Lew ; the Robert, of Newcaßle, Capt. FornatooLL, both Bound to Me mel; Hoppett, Capt. BLACKASIDIS, :.nd the Med Cerro. Capt. CARL BIROLAND, laden with fah. for ruffia, all from Likon, detained with f I others by his Majelly's (hip Pose or a. Dovaa, Aram 24 —His Mikity's (hip Gown', arrived in the Roads lag night, from Ireland, and failed again this afternoon for the River. Arrived the Totten LENT and BLAIR& gun brigs, from a cruize; alto the Mastzpsro Bopp, which bas detained and fent in here this afternoon the brig Withelmine of and from Hamburgh, bound to St. Thomas's. Came in r the STSCULATOR lugger, from the Downs, to refit. The Tom:Liter sun brig has jolt failed to the Weßward. In the Roads, Blazer, Firm, and Ardent gun brigs, and the hlufquito floop of war.—Wind EaR, and moderate. DIAL. Aram the Swallow and the Stag revenue cutters on a ernize.— , Put back laR night by contrary winds the Teams, frigate, which had failed to the Northward, and remain, in the Downs with the ma of We Baps as per lag.—Wind N. E. Stria sssss Arm 34.—Arrived hit Majelly's (hip jatousa, from the Downs, and the foil* floop of war, at the Non. Arrived alto the Minerva, Kamm, Preyheden, Loans, Cabala, Li/sum, Chrif tina. HoLls, Emanuel, BonnoLos, Aurora, NuLsor, and Sophia, Eaasvitoss, Swedith flips bound to the Baltic. The wind Rill continues N. E, fss.thist the Baltic convoy is detained. A very nofortonate accident happenestto.day on board the Swedith (hip Minerva : a feavniarfell from the fore-yard arm sad almoll cut himfet in two, fo that he died while bringing nn there in the boat; fur gical aid was procured it lately, but to no offal. PROM UAW/ LIST. Chieszsz us. Aram snawitaleitay the Peered, ilkelion. hen the dank Wes; Vane, liesensmay. ewe . feel; Unwise hen hi.lYlbedee khneestes, Jane, earn ISM; Andalsw. barb hew lassekk; Anna, &Wm eels Heneres Teleen4 *ea Ceseenis ; Preeeeky, Willandha do pee admen. end the lesonteß Leardek,ireni Newry. Wiled die Dana. iesd, fee Men; Mena, passed for Lariasearry; Serbia, Hartanta; seethe John aiding's" harm , he Odasaburg. ' • Avast. 24 -.Paffed by the Hada, Thema, Si. awinefa; ARend, fries Surinam I idly, Mesh* Si. Antwerp t Marls, Wrlt. how Adel= ; and Candenhent. Rude. ben idleßdaled die Mcleod, Rauchkdre, far 011iedar; and haw Sophia. Tide, he Rdweer. Mesilay fed*. arrived Is Leah Reeds, the idiot Fortuna, of Ifewhergh, P. Ph nadber. teas Live:peek laden with (agar, Aga, St.. and based to Hestbergh, feet Is by the Nightirgsk Seep ef war. The loop Swan, if Nods, bid to be horn Norway lased to indiden, Is Esaak, hoe Wes fan up to Lads Roods by M. Lyn: leap ewer. The Paden teed Z.:biennia, of Redden, MONK welter, I. doeimod it Abadan. Pk** finmaleht, a Prelim weird, Mat bad Wen rabaled Ram at lwalteltbeg )lefs.ledin was fat and ether rise, fey sod was burnt t. die weteet edge. Toetwandy kwe - water. edam* the greeter pan of the Sips lying et that peenisesidliatre bun beret • Lsk wink the Royal flags mak yule, Cape' Currie, in. thou Li b Reeds, whites weak of a odd. hates. up, whl heath to the Nese Sow It Is hapted the bed overfet In Innek end est ell the crew atedieweall. The wroth bat bate seise saw sae Iteneas, wd evii r i e lso usdrading the wick width waft oddment Abele tube s odd& rem Ms Rept, Daddies, 1111Pid locas Ldlik, SIR Jr•roff 1,•• Tie Cubist. Deowas. *ow Llftelek foe Laths. thee eth ane elf et Able' Mead.. thy silla Moe bp sleuth privateer wish po ee 6o nth ; the risinesr Mower& sepeenta“the F 42. heal Clem N Newarele. sod pee bee up tor Ott die et the Cedes et dee Willi ill thief the Wiwi Othialsee. sed the tlerbefea of Weddeptes, set is lappered to bath =pared them. We have received New York papers to the t 3th of March. S l perlons have been arrelled there, charged with having affifled General Miranda in fit ting out the expedittor which lately failed from Ame rica under the command of that officer. Miranda fetrns to have planned the expedition with (nose ad. drefs : he contrived to keep the American Govern ment in total ignorance of his defigns, whilß feveral of their own agents were employed in enlitling men to man his (hips, under the belief that he was autho. rizcd by the Government. The perfons implicated with Miranda were to be tried on the t ft of April— foolilh day for a foolifh plot ! A letter from New YOf PC, dared March 5, fat's-- " The Ditirid Judge continued yetterday the era. mination of four perfons more,whohad fold ammttni• /ion for the expedition of the Leander. Mr. S. G. Ogden declares now, that her destination is the coaß of Caraccas, probably to the pm t of Coro ; but that, upon this head, the Adminiiitation mull be very well informed, by a letter which General Miranda wrote to Mr. Madifon, in Wafbington, nine days before he failed." A areumilance took place on Wednefday fennight that had nearly led to fatal consequences: An Irith Nobleman took a draft to the hAn king hook of Sir WALTER STIRLING in the Strand, and as the Clerk lifted upon the eflablifhed principle of „ first come fit ft fared," manifetled great difplelfure. Av bigh words arofe, Sir WaLrla came forward, and very naturally jutlified the eonduS of his Clerk, upun the grounds of ufage and junice The Nobleman relent ed this interference fo much, that he foon after fern Sir WALTER a challenge; but as the matter had excited much notice in the Office, and mar: conver ration abroad, the Magitirates of Bow-ltreet acre properly apprized of what had happened, and in contequence both parties were taken into cutlody, and obliged to enter into reccgnizanccs to keep the peace. MARK•LiftiE. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL sy. There are tome further arrivals of Wheat to-day, moldy from Scotland, and few famples of Sill quali. ty, which are as. and 3s. per quarter dearer—Barley in tolerable fupplies, without variation—White Pets likewife—Grey and Beans of each fort are rather dearer—There are a few further arrivals of Oats, Icarce any of the prime quality, and this trade fetches a (mall advance—:-In Flour little variation of price. OLMLLALMLILMGT All uwora: Wheat, 6es 7ss Soper tr. Grey Peafe 32s ,OS FlocDittc. 83. od Bean., (new) ace 468 Ric, 40. 44$ Tfek Ditto, (do.) 3as 38. Barley,3u 37s 04 Oau, 231 27•304 illtal,67s 73. od Poland Ant* 3!* 331 Whits Prafe,36. 410 Rape Seed.3Bl sal pa tart. /Hee or fine Row 70. to 73. Seconds 41 to 7os per GA. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF ICINO's BENCH, APRIL s 3. This being the fira day of Eager Term, the Judges breakialled, as ufual, with the Lord Chancellor, and thence proceeded in date to their different Courts. CRIMINAL INIOIMATION. Mr. GAaeow moved for a rule to thew cattle why a Criminal Information &told not be filed ageinft a Gentleman, recently a Captain in his Mojales navy, for endeavouring to provoke a Baronet to fight a duel. The affair originated in certain interrogatories put to the ei-devant Captain upon the trial of - a caufe in the Prize Court, in which the Baronet alluded to' Was interefled, with a view of drawing from the Cap lain tl e faits of his having been, pilloried and dif- I miffed the fervice for mirconduft. The Captain con. ceiving the Baronet bad furaiihed thefe lath to his Connie', wrote him a letter, Rating, that as the inter rogatories mull have been wantonly exhibited, and as they could only be pot by way of offering an in fah to his much injured reputation, he mull confider the attack as mean, cowardly, and cruel. He added, diet the cafe made out againfl him in the Court of Ring's Bench was fupported by pelury, and decided by a Jury wholly incompetent to judge of the tranf. action. He concluded by remarking, that neither the rank nor the confequence of the Baronet suthorifed him to give the infult, and be was ready to meet him publicly or privately upon the fubjelt. Lord E•usuaciaouon &fired Mr. GAMOW to take a Rule. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, APRIL 23. CO20i21..+110111T0)/ AND MR. CUaTON. Mr. SlifjeaDi COWL applied to the Court for a role to thew eaofe why the judgment obtained by 'Thomas Thornton, Ef2 .i2 upon certain Warrants of Attorney, granted by arks Chriftie Burton, Efq. Gould not be let slide, and . the raid Warrants deli vered op to be cancelled. The grounds upon which he made this Motion were as follow :—The Defendant, in the procefs of the Court. which it was now moved to arra, was a young gentleman who bad lately become of age, and poffefed of a confiderable Aare in Yorkftite.— He had formed an intimacy with Colonel Thornton, the Plaintiff in that proceli ; and towards the latter end of bah year, was prevailed upon by him to be come the purcbafer of part of the Colonel's Rud.tuid other (porting rarities. In a vifit which be made to Thornville Royal, in November. a fchedule was de livered to him of the -.bodes, pitlitres i and othir ar. tides, which it was propofed to transfer to him. to this fchedole were let down, 13 head of deer, 401. guns, aaol. ; fundry brood mares, Soo guineas; 'books, 401. ; a picture of a horfe and honer,. sol.l of a roebuck, 701. ; Venus and Cupid, 401.; two Rotten:. wool. ; foxes, soot, ; and various other items; forming a total amount, in eftimated value, of 6soo guineas. For this ruin, the Defendant, Mr. Burton, was requefted to fign a memorandum, which he tanderflood to be in the nature of a promifory mote, making payment due in fix months. Confiding in the honour of Colonel Thornton, he did not hefi tate to comply ; but, ei he had fince learned, the inlirument he figned proved to be a Warrant of At torney, to confers judgment for 6soo guineas. A few days after the above tranfallion, the Defendant received a letter from Colonel Thornton, wl.i:h Rated, that as he (Mr. Burton) was a young fportf loan, who aimed at making a figure in that charac ter, the Colonel would aid him in his views, and w make him complete," by felling to him fume other ef his (porting paraphernalia. In confequence of this iavnarion, Mr. Burton revilited Thornyille Royal, and again became the purchafer of various things recommended by Colonel Thornton ' • includ ing bodes, hounds, a room of curio fi ties, T ome pie cures, extolled as the rbef Xeuvrts of the molt etni• Dent mailers, and a quantity of err - plaice wine', in 14 binns, each of a different fort; and which, it was reprefented, would left for ten years, as bonne bow& wine, to the Defendant and his friends. This put-. chafe emanated to between 7 and 80001. ; and ano ther paper writing was executed in favour of the Colonel, as a fecurity for that fum. This, like the former. it had been fubfequently found, was a War rant of Attorney, to confer's judgment. Soon after there contrafts, Mr. Burton became embarritfed in his circumflanees ; and, being arrefted at Doncafter for the (urn of poi. Colonel Thornton offered to be• come bail for him, and recommended that the De fendant timid execute a Warrant of Attorney, giv ing him power over all his effeCts, as millet, in order to fecure the fame from leisure by the creditors.— Mr. Burton, who began to ruined that his advifer was not the charader he ought to be, declined this; but iipan Colonel Thornton introducing him to Thomas Clifton, Efq. a barritler, and friend of the Colonel, who was then attending the Seffons at I/mealier, he acceded to their joint advice, and ex ecuted the propofed intim:mot ; by which, property to the aMoilitt of 27,8201. or thereabouts, was put into the pc wer of the Colonel. Upon this oceation, the other warrants which had been granted, were not delivered up, and the debt for which the Defen dant was arreited, being in a fe.v days fetiled, with out any expence to Colonel Thornton, the only eon fideration ever given by him for , his NVarrant of Attorney, t , , In la.ge an amount. was a mom of to guineas, which the defendant had borrowed of him. Very the few i purchnled by Defendant, had P had i v.felliqn, in• fignificant as their intriate ♦alue, tompared with what tit:) , had been reprefented to be, was. Of thole which had been acquired, the brood mares were (cabbed ; the deer were fo old and poor that they died ; the curiofities were an affemblage of Italic ; and the pittures„ intimd of being the chef Amer,' of !lichens, Corregin, Carlo Dofee, and Vandyke, wese the velieft dcubs that ever difgraced a drawing:. room. The Defendant (in this application) had !ince tattled ilTue, in this Court, on the warrants, and had threatened to follow it up with a diftrefs. The rib jed, therefore, of the Learned Seijrant's motion was. to rennin him in that proceeding, and that the wan rants might be given op by Colonel Thornton, oil payment of what was doe to him by Mr. Berton. Chief juflice MANSFIELD laid, the Learned Sera jeans had (hewn ground enough, and defined him to take a rule. Serjeant Cnceet hoped, if, as was expelled, his client fliould find oat where the vaixab's prints were bought by Colonel Thornton, and the price paid for them, he would be fuffered to file a fupplemental bills He believed they came from a Gallery is Holborn. The L'ourt :rased a Ask tofbeco SPORTING IN7 ELLICIENCE. FIRST SPRING MUTING. TUISDAY, •10111. 12. The King's Plate of wogs. for mares, 3 yr old car e tying 811, 41b. 4 yr olds 911.41 b. g yr 9 a. lab. 6 yt olds and aged tog. R. C. Duke of Orafton's b. m Paratoi, y yrs old t Mr. Abbey's eh. sm. Margery, 6 yr, old s Mr. Wyndhani's b. f. GlorLane. 3 yrs old 3 High odds on Parafol. Fifty Pounds by Subfcription, for 4 yt olds 7ft 91b. 5 yr olds 811. 31b. 6 yr olds and aged ed. 31b. !LC. Duke of Grafton. b. ni. ParefoL 3 yrs old a Mr% Cara Brown's b. e. Antipater, 4 y re old 11 High odds on Parotid. The Claret Stakes of rats. each, b. ft. for cola carrying 88. 71b. and fillies 811. alb. D. 1. rifittg 4 yrs old. The owner of the &cowl Horfe to co cci,s back his flake. Lard Foley's Little Pear - g , Coned Chadds Langton - a Lord Grofeenot's b. e. PlAntarenet . s Three to t agaialt Little Peter.-.. 6 to 4 era Matto genet. Sir J. Shelley's Houghton Lars, U. 31h. beat Lord Barrymore's Strap, 84. B. C. t 0055...-2 to I oat Houghton Lars. Mr. Haworth's Orangeade. 1L t tlb. beat Mt. Wilfou's filter to Bullard Bft. Two IT old emit, tugs--; to I agaiul Orangeade. Lord Foley's f. Pipylina, by Sir Peter, 1114 beat Oen. Gro f renor's tottraaossot, 811. yr.old Courts., soiss.—s to ton 14pybast,...: 1 • ' ". Mr. Mellifh's Luck's-all. IL t tlb. tea Chia - Grofrenor's Tournament, Mt. tab. Ab. K. iamb,: —7 to t 06 Lock's-all. WaDittllet. ray Pots* by Sobteripdre tars yr olds yir 416 t 4 /I Ms 11 l itb t end s r Mee& a Mr - Mr D. Itodellik's b. 4 Bests eft, by Sir POW. 3 yrs 4611 3 Mr watrock's b. e. Ireddlee, s mei • 6 located% oo liasteeser. The third sod left :tore the )!Simla Slake e Me 40,6 9 L. ft far cab $* lb, Malt alb. D.M. ruble s was t. Mr Wearies eb.e.tqTroassWeoriber,tre ot Plis g Dane Orollie e. % Pokbger, by • 6 Me Wilk 's ht. e. by 66 Peter. eta etrZer to P reeks g Lent Doilaitsses b. s. by Sit Pete, dam by Plyealar, agj of POISONS .. . * D. of Orem** e." Trafslgu, by Wldhey jlrQ ry's b. f. by Welker. our of OrSpri bad Misr 140 b lay's b. I. Prince& Royal, by Meteors, ont of qr.% Elr=gles f. by Or Pear. or Mr Tank, out d Sisk% dant 'Do lodge could piste bat fear. S to 4 age Mr Ladbrokes ch. a... 3 tot sell! Porlagow TM TOrt Stakes of loop sack, b. R. for cold and law this Ming four yews old. to :so theme osirkils dies s oska jR ylbafilko SR 41b. Ld Grofvelwes b. f. Vlolante Geo. Gower's b. e.Soinley, by Coriander 11/ Mr Blus's cb. e. Ilaffanio • Dyke of Graitoo's b. f. Dodona The Judge could place but two. • 5 to 4 let Vidal:Kr-1 to a agR Sololey-5 tot sigii Thifiek. dominates et gogs each, h. R. D. I. Mr Mediae' Ciar Peter, Ift Mr Ladbrokes Prefpero, eft sib Mr W. Fesolca MW Cobra, nib 7to t agA Cur Peter -5 to 4 041,Profitert.4 to 4 sila Mite Colo. Sweepftakcs of dogs each, Elks S Twusir 014 Cowls, colts DI jib a. Mr R. Craven's Broom Mr Biachford's Jumper Ld Sackvilit's Clermont 14 Foley's Knee Buckle 4 Mr R. Boyce 's Malvollo, by Precipitate 3to t a3R Bromic-6 tot agR Jumper-6 to .4 sift Clertnoot. Mr Wentworth Bayly's Gratitude, SR Sib, beat Mr Craw Browne 's Mountaineer, ilft—From the flatting poi of the T.M.M. to the end of the Flat, toop-6 to 4 on Gratitude. Mr W adon's Dreadnought, SR toib, beat Duke of Graftoo's Fortciter. 7R t lib—Two yr old C. toors--3 tot on Dreadnought. Mr Watfon's Tot, brother to Tuneful, lift 31S, beat General Grofrener's Tournament, SR. Two yr old C. 50p...4 tot ow Tot. • I;tr Meßifles Flighty, 7R, beat General Orolvroor's Toarse. matt, 9tt 71b—Two yr Old C. Sops to 4 oe Flighty. 1.4 Sub , We's Buftd, BR 71b, best Mr Melll6's Czar Pain BR—rult 3 14. B. C. soop--5 to 4 on Retard. THOISDAY. The King's Plate of tongs. for 4-yr olds Wt. S-yr olds it& pi& 6-yr olds and aged IA —B.C. Mr. Meßides b c Czar Peter, 4 yrs old • Mr. Ladbrokes eb C Profpcto, 4 Mold Lord Sacksille's br e. Witchcraft, 4 re old 3 Duke of Orafton's b in Parafol, 5 ' , mold dr Three to t agit. Czar Pea t 3 to a agft. Visfperopt g tot on WitchcraFt—A her the deadbeat 7 to 4 on Czar Peter. nit Second Clefs of the Prince's Stakes of :cop each, b. ft for Oita carrying SR. 71b. allies Sit 41b.—Acrefs the Flat, riling 3 Tr' at Mr. Panton's c. by Whir:key, darn by Potlor, out of Dacbeis t Lord Orofvenor's b c by jabs Bull, out of Cnlia Duke of Graftott*e brother to Hornby Lafs 1 Mr. Whaley did not name. Sir C. Bunbury'r ch c Snug, by Wharf Even betting on Mr. Piston's colt Sensepftaker of fogs each, h. ft Two yr old Costa. Sir C Bunhury's Lydia, aft Sib Mr Wilton's Newmarket, yit Cowers &Mob:T. yft 5 so 3 agtt Lydio•-6 to 4 00 ftwialey• Mr Melliih's Starely, Bft 51b, bast Ld Birmosures Osttalaat Besetort,eut —Ab. M. cogs h. tr.-6 ft , althorn& *suety. Ld Grofrenor's brother to Plantagenet 81'1 4*. beat Mr Mel. Nib's Luck's All, sk—At'. M. soots b ft.-6 to 4on brother to Plantagenet Mr 11 , ..rth's Agincourt, 9k. beat Mr E. Goollsorue's Soutbton, 812—Acrofr the tlat, aygs-3 to r so Aglocoort. La rolsy'r Pipylana, 7 it,bcat Doke or clearton'y Pdilfe, 811 9113 —Two yr oil Loarfe.soo--5 to 4 Asa riPrii 3 a- G • n. Gower'. b. r sprite. by DuzzirJ, out uf Sylph. by Sal: ram, agq Mr Sinn-W. f. Olier, by Moorcoek, out of PakoSOIRS, Sit cacb....A;cAs .ec Slat, Gags b. ft. VII by Calfeat. . I • IP `• 1 i A A, \