Star. — London, England, 1829-05-18 00:00:00

Awn 11111 ONVORRORT PELIIISAPIk MAIIB. ..Qur_. Naval ..Copiinesider-in•Chiet .441ga1: La, Nos*. struck dig on Thirstley,.'es.bisard .the • Hiltionia' .and left the same day.. for his sista liganipshire, on leave of Amite foe swoop. The, cinniiind•ef:this port his consequently devolved on Captain' J. F. Devonshire, (1801) as. hite Captainpisho basted his broad pendant .t sunset the seine evening. at • board the Kent, 78, now fitting ass guard ship. . • •By a•linfer dated AO board' the Calypso, at Malign, Vld of April,. we learn that vessel is a 10-gun brig, ...and that she has been at Malta as a Colonial yacht for 'thaw threnyears past, but is now Ordered to this'iort, re be paid rilseing manned from.the Dryad. and cdm • mended by Lieutenant John Decourcy Dashwood, of /hit I kip. The Calypso left Malta on the 16th March, *ids invalids from the squadron, and encountered con-, scant westerly winds. She was to sail immediately. the wind changed,for Gibraltar and Plymontb. The Dryad [was to have left Malta in about a 'resit After the 6ilfpso: . wiih.'COmmissioner Ross, and was to touch at. Civita ' !Vecchia and . Leghorn, to collect status for. !be A. Apt mug have badsimilar winds to those which thel Cblypso had, she cannot well obc'espected for some dep. His Majesty's Alp Addeo, it, .l am Matryat, CS soled on Monday to the WatWiltile • • • ' Capt. Irraadi Itosaart is appointed lirpligap bee - MC*. We E. J._ Perry, going to 144,11.110edi Willa IA private *fake. Commander Joseph Harlow has commissioned tbe FaMeritei lb. at Portsmouth, for foreign monks. Captiln Owens. lad Mr.). P. Lockrah, basest, are efriiiited • to bb Majesty's ship Demon% plug to complete the • -- West , lndia.• Onnimmader Polelsippoipted to the Nahum ColomaiMer CANT* to ibe Kakis& Brodie. Master, 01114). tit the • ligniilies; Mr. Litt* late ot Abe Cite, Sethi OperrowlimitnT• - Hooldattaxii Lecrin'ore ablidotod limeatiLlthesmito Or,* PorMolemit maim a - a•plUmariatimis Tortate — OV attached to the Aktillery becood Livingston I'6II4WOK n • the Malin* Artillery. is appointed to th is ethics; ._ ' • bilithiPmen rased toe laemeronts at the Royal Nat* • • OalisterrPortemoatt,oiertiesday last.vis:.—Gems 9At WiMami, Wir.re• Geerp Nash Lag, Join 'Henn Gamy% Hon. Heort A. „Moteay. Alexander Boyle, Robert Gem,' Hann Damar. •• esq. • RearzAdmlial Walton SW tun th is west retired Trein Hi otisdal dud., as Conunissimer of thin - Doti-yard:WM& will do -Cave noon - John latkaoti,Syg.'ssalor • Master Attoodintreatil the arrivol o(Cmnmlesioner ay., CR. whole daily expecte& las tbe Dryad frivhe. hint Mahe: ' - • sea regret towith that •Mr.• W. Dyer. Purser. R.N. an dials bibitamot &mama. is Miming. Ha was returning front Hader Herspltakiaavial rearand from the Marts he received cm board dm' Itigbelogok, when as was wracked, and took a passage In the Calabria, a collier bound here. which vessel no desk toluidined• widhallon board, oR Portland. in a heavy gale early last mostb... THE FIRE IN FENCHURCH•STREET.: . . ' 'buds,. at three o'clock. Mr..SauTeur. and,* tt apecusble Jury assembled 'at the Elephant,. Penchiticit. street. to inquire into the death of Mrs. Jane Ushri aged V, female infant child, the sufferers ia the calamitous fue in &Mama-street. - Joseph Skinner, - shopasen to Mrs. Usher, one of:the • deceased. deposed that he left the house on the night of the ire, shout ten minutes pa.t nine o'clock; thelhop was then closed, Mrs. Usher and her three children were the only possess - then in the house ;- there was nothing Manufactured on the premises. and wi:nera put ow, all theaandles is the shop; there were .no 6sek in theirome, and the gas had been removed .some time kefortfrom the premises; there was a Newspaper on the counter, and probably Mrs. Usher aright haieSses it on fire in reading ; !do nocknow how is calida: bappenedelse..l believe there has.-beeogeamn arises. 'ldri:Usher's hatband has been deeisin. • • shealiajtut turned 27 yeassof pa% _ . an eldest:4dd wasisught.jsercoldi • • I . : , .• Me.:tfieorgi HoOperihrieklator#4lllo•l6fillit A__ h o op., nine o'clock on Tfilindril inieseee.:Wifis a tie Red Chi *bleb is mat dor sp whose the fi. dbieke Put, rata the slush was gime. On ) goiisk-into the strdeterstoossetisereed . a light threngt the lanlight or Mrs. Usher's shop, as though se, er al candleS were burn ing. Drs. Usher . was, then. standing at the three pair 4,:dairs window with rechild in.her arms; sherlid net 'appear conscious that the house was on fire. Witness called wiser tocomsdown and open the door,as the house *sr utsfire. She replied "Lord have mercy 'epos me,, s hat is the Matter r %he did not Come dorm. and wir.l nets and others palled down the shutters, and broke - the' wire ow& The fire appealed inside the counter, and on. the air getting to it, it spread in all directions. The witness added, 44 I. 1 1Pent to the roof of Mrs. Usher's hiise . throdgh the hied Poo.being informed there were two-of the-children in the Ratter. and took them arras the parapet of Mrs. Usher's house into the adjoiniag, house iof Mr. Wood, Peneburch street. The eldeei l • chili:lion being brought down, said her,mother was* the garret. and I again went-up but could not see we. She wat , discovered early in the morning lying under the window with her infant child in her arms; both quite dead. Their clothes were slight), sin:cher% and, she floor of the room was - very much burnt .chkie to them." Jaryiban suggested that the keys of - an park! 14r' .derssh , 04 be deposited every night at the watsbliossal witli the Constable/et the Night. . -•-• • • Pie. Coroner saidhe apgerneed of the suggestion, at shonld recommend its adMeirtom The 3ury intmedisiely itemised a verdict of " Mci d.nstiliy suffocated by she house taking sub— scription was Made tot the unhappy orphass,mbo ire. left totally destits — lArTi — St • LIMIT LOAD.-- ep the _our bridge mail coach arrived at Kidderminster on Monday. fourGentlermed descended tram it. the lightest of whom -weigheirtermail', stone. How they got into the vehicle is quite a mystery, • * _ l ' . • A nurnen.mi and highly respectabli Matotiiit'Atine l inhabitants of IliaJord was held in the Exchange Newsroom, on Thursday last, IKATTHCw THOMPS6IB.' ,Esq. idihe Chair, to tike. into consider-sties) the 6od . means Of removing the restrictions imposed apUs. ebmmerce by the present Charter of the East ladle Company, and of prevailing upon the regislateem to secure to the Public all those benefits .which commercial interei•orie with India and China is capable' of affording. A petition to Parliament, deprecatialthe renewal of the East India Company's charter, and pray. lag for a free and unrestricted intercourse with all the . mientries beyond the Cape of Good Hope. was moth' rnonsly visited to. The night beween the 9th and 10th inst. a dreadful file broke oat at Fleet, near Hartford Midge, on the premises of Captain Baena, which consumed almost. this whole of his farming stock, including cattle, corn. bay, lec. His dwelling hope was, as it were, miracu• lintsty saved from impending destruction by the timely' m-ryeal of a fire engine f ro m the Military College. 'Backwater, a distance of five miles. The confiiigratio• Is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. ' The accounts from the manufacturing districts state,, 'that the arrival of some Delegates from Splinlfivids art Manchester bas produced the effect which might have 1 bees expected. The Silk Weaver% to the number er two thousand, have turned ow, and demand the same rates as are paid at Spitalfields. No disturbances, woo' *yore have taken plate. The M agistrates are said to lave demanded th e names of the Delegates, whit* were 11'12 up. -* • - a I Pet r, I. • " Pg. re ig . he Fa t kin ter. be . • VOSMORAtraa;SEESN'tSIIII,4IO6 .4** ; • .I.* -• • ."-• • --e•••••••••&.- - • • • t^ • . .; • r . Thls.bes‘tifal bagetalle basing . been cloned-fee I I weeks, flip the purpose at ihatiging Unease's, was ti - opened on Saturday with a New assortment of pictures. We attended a private exbibition..ind sieresatisfiesl • - thessear arrangements are Inferior to n. ne talat we have prekionsly witnessed . * the same plaice, hot in. NNW, particulars ratberseiteel that 'has gonebefore: • - The views, fourteen. in number, are of 'a .miced 40. inasmuch-ai some of them admit of the die" tinctinn front panbramic views by the mechanical ap plication of the iffscfit ermoveible light and shade, hi tid ] adapted in the dioramas.; .a the here. is vs ceedingly well unapagerk The view of S. Paul's is the most familiar to a London spectator ; the shade -and sunshine a)ternltely had a eery natural appearance and a pleasing effect. The Falb . Of the Reuss. over ..tbe A IPinb Heights, and_ the stupendous romantic surrounding stenery. are wildly sublime. A visit to the Cosmorama, are hie dinfidentosill be amplyrepaid by thegratificatioa which the exhibition effendi.. . - EIANSURGH, M 13. 1; • . We have learned, from unquestionable authority, that the beat 61 FaCulty received last tilabt a letter Rote Mr, "eel, kis .appnintiiitspeit - to. both the gowns vacant by the death of Lord Alloway. This' intelligence, we are quite suie s irill afford umningled ;demure both to the`trige,ion aid the public`.-- Cal Mar: • TM, .extraardisaey teat which Iris pended for: . •einle time. of renal% liens gdinburgh Castle Gate to the: summit of Amities Seat in twenty minutes, was .4ic eperyi“shed on Thursday morning by e Gentleman of first Ole, from itte.Caetlestite to Holy yawls all - down bill; be accoinplisbett in biz utinuteb,.and Abe remaining distance, being upwards i f /me mile ma . furlonls, and a rise grt SOO fcet k lie acceinpltshedi*about 12.. minis; se 43 seconds—pm iit ming , Fireistpoe, 'unprecedented teat in 18 .aiinutes 4$ seciAds. • CHELTENHAM. MAT 13. p • During the night of Wednesday last, the premise, of. Mr. John Gunton, in the High -street, were robbed of plate and other articles, of consiaernt,le value; snd al. thiugh the marauder contrived to-escape with his booty, such was tha activity of our police, that he was appre hended and fully committed for trial, on tht 'following Friday. The name of the offender is Theme's Wrenfind Wedged and it appeared on his euminatiod that he 'must have concealedhemsell ih the house early in- the evening, - as he contrived to enter the bed-roons of .young female whets the plate end key of the shop Weie deposited, and-abstract them while she was asleep. Fitsid items* . he repaired to the shop, where he found Idea and also' emptied .the till of its contents, 'Which be pocketed.. with other Assail articles . . Em -boldeasid by impunity, he ascended to the sleeping room 1 one4,tif the journeymen, named Black, where he opened.alink the bedside, and provided himself with a quantity of'Wearing apparel and i _pair of pistols ; and, thus ladeik.with spoil, hedecansped without alarm ing any of theta/611v When taken, he had on a hat belongipli 4.lilleck, and' the whole of the property wneaftetwerefs foandin t wo houses on the Tewkesbury toss. F i nis informaticin that has since been.teceieed., there iii main 'to believe that he lett London on the prt%ding dal for the purpose' of perpetrating this riobbay ) as. .hewill knew the Primises, - havin i g been fatimerly apprenticed its Mr. Gunton's establishment, MC* leaving - which he bas ban living an idle-and 'soli to Klein the Met'roOnlis.. ANOTHER FALL OF ROCK NEAR • NorrisOnAat. • kitty be re4ollected by oar Readers that 2..bori time ago atteniirodors. tell of 'rock took place in - N.irrevr: Marsh, Nixtinghase, and . a number of houses .vestre de strayed in coasequitice. A:similar event, we are sorry is say,occoriedearly ue flenday mining 10, in the beat!. tiful Hermitage of &Anton. Between two and three 'so:'the asoromf an alarm was geven by ibe howling et • a dog to the inmates of a cottage built close to rock, of the name 'of Flinders. consisting, is all, ot i -w man and wift, ateditnee boas; 'and near it the White Swan public house,oteupied by a person of the name bi Eyre, with a wife and two children,, and two servanti. On the'old cottager using to ascertain dit cause of deo sensual howling of the dog. be was muck wish' noisil or rumbling in the rock. resembling distant thunder, bail, the cause he could.nor accotturfor. Whilst on ketch: he discovered a quantity of rock and send, which had !alien at intervals fbui an this was nu nnentsinon ticcui tame, be touk rew !nether notice of it, and again re. 'tired. He had not been: long in bed, hOwever, btu be was again disturbed by the piteous moaning at die animal, and resolved not to treat this circumstance Welk, indifference. In commencing another search he fatted; to his consternation. a wide fissure in the upper, patt . el, the' lumber room, formed out of the rock. It is needleile 'to say, thet.this led to the remainder of the family being ilerased. upon which - they made a precipitate. f 00444 and their lives wee "pruirideatally saved. Ansierii.to save the. lives •of thole in the public house asTeiii-; eng,. the.'old man , proceeded without delay to warn', them of thou flotilla. No sooner wait the inmstal4o-' prised 44 'hi it situation. thuti they . immediatelyBewtb place of .s.fety in a state almost approaching to.neillitr.' Iseinging- with them their children. who were at the! timrssleep in bed. In a abort time utter wards the whole, mass of ruck earned ,en atremensioureinsh.hiery-' ink herie,ala the cottlge t SirtlvO. tit bite hivei, Btc. pte-' *gating altogether a scout of desolation .icarcely'to bt described. One of the soar of die Ffindet s had ventured ; to approach the garden. - beliteithermic Ad' oh bearing the noise he jumped, over the hedge, sad • fore he skated it a piece of rock - grizect his lfgs piedes of reek which fell weighed tram thirty. to tons —Derseerier Gawk. . . • TOO EARL OF Wtscutitsaa.—Thi withdrawal of. 'this Nobleman's name from the lig of subscribers io dic, King's College, was the cops of hi, f emora l * with, the Duke of WOLLISOToN, and the latter event, we can state from authority, has sincecaused the. Noble Earl to: withdraw his name from the British Society fun pro.! 'noting the religious principles of. the Retormation.. 'Within a few days, the Earl of WIUOUILSRA has ad. dressed a Irver to the Secretary of the 3Ociety, request-; ing that he may no logger be considered one °fits Vice..., 'Presidents. assigning as a reason for this step, that alter the violation of the laws et GOD and men, of which he 'big he had been.giillty,in a recentaff'air, his name was unfit to appear at the head of a religious institetioo.— Saischedes Adveriisir. • We are sorr y to learn that Mr. Carlisle, . the boa ! lellet, wbu broke his leg by jumping from a two pair itstain window during the late fire in Flert-stiretii "underwent amputation on Saturday tit 'Bartholomew's ospital.. Mr.Cairlisk bore tit operation with astonish.- og feticide, never uttering a single groan. He •is mei elderly many isild from the violent 'bock be hes received' (hobo are idly eptitaisod.o( his Iktiki tecove;y. ' :11 1 /patty FOR THE PROTECTION OF .‘ - * - . Rai:totems I.ll.iiiRTY. - k, • Saturday. the 18th Annual 'Meeting of the:l'lo - Society tor the protection of Religiolie'Libetty• was held at the City of London Tavein. - • • 1 At eleven o'clock Lord Egan:GTOs was unariinsonslis called to the Cisw. The room was, crowded, principally with females. The business of the day was opened with , prayer. The Secretary then read the Report. : It impressed gratitude for the tstension of religions liberty which had taken place since their last meeting. It went on to Complain of the petuniary claims made upon indivi duals for poor rates, lighting, and paving, fur small tithes, Easter 'Ord other dues, and for turnpike tolls. In conclusion. it complained that the aar.ual contributi us bad ,greatirdeetused, ana the Committee recommended that subsctibeeii should be more punctual in their re mitiances. They prayed also that the Society might be prolonged, lot the diffosion-of heavenly light amongst thoie :tattoos at present overspteail with the din kness of the Judi,* of death. , • Jtesolutions, deelirstniy or the principles entertained in the re. port, were that nscried•and agreed to The Rey. 18: STYLIts said, that -when he had last the lionovr 11-addre-sing that Meeting, he did so as at . entem .niipated Disease' ; but How be stood flee and regenerated, and-could hold-his head as hiih as the' pkoude.t E, isicopalitio--(kppl.use). He yielded to no . Anon in loyalty to his King, iir love for his country. He naturally felt • elated at the triumph which the ~ei b eal of the Test and Corp:Nation Acts gave to the sUiniititers, 'otter prejtidice.aod intolerance; but his Isterhiga even 'than *ere mingled with the strongest - ,- aysispathy for the ssclusinn of milion. - of • his Catholic felfqw:tsuhjects troth the bereffs of the Constitution, on ;the score of their religious belief. These their fellow -subjects were as loyal and as much attached lei their country as he, or'any man who heard him, could 'pre -teal to be. They at their last meeting prayed. toe 'that " consummatovn .all. qv. oily, to be wished," 'add which, he rejoiced toltate, was at lengdi carried Into effect. " The genius of univessol emancipation," to use ,the words of one ..t ltelaud's best pattiots, was abroad; and be-trusted that liberty, in all niatters, as well civil as 'religious %scold soon be coextensive. with tivili s tatiOn. The measure of emancipation 'was one ot vast import. since; but it was a measure which.vras cat tied into effect :ender the most peculiar circumstances. Had the Met trions Canning lived to carry thatmeastire into effect, 'tse event would be traced tons natural cause. Efut this 8.11 was itstroduc. d and carried by men who sad seen and Tesiented of their ei T011;111, hand of •Divi NZ Pao: irlintscs was in it.:- They had good cause to lej .icy they had seen the last vestige of intoierance.erasedii out ribs statute book; and Pop , ry nevi, whether itamerned litomitre or the pooti6cal robe, was weak and Pone', s_—• ewe. The Revetend -Gentleman concluded by moving 'the following Resolution: . . . *Thu whale this Ileetieg aregratlied to obesrvothe reeosoltioe et die priadpisset reuses@ liberty by the hainistersef ahe Chews . ead the British Senate.. and the partial eemovol of tests and OW 4eriptiess. they rearm. to Mart that still.. in /LOAM, iotheldoal wow aria Waisted that Masse melt freedom 4 that All pecussfary dabs fur tali', pew rates and tithes. have improve*, beets made ; Am edit the Dlsmettni pour ham . Mee impiety eseleded from =charity; that itdi rims dlstarb their worship ;,aid that still • me. ham Mooed. to MS the Maim towards thugs, which alike and the law nettnbs; arwl• that Jewel.. circamstarsees- have eseerrod to prey. chances...lay tor shisMstitition, to.redsess des tellksed, sod raven evils that Wooldaiar occur." . Tie resolution was I nt and catritd tiainimously. Mr. CYConutt.i. hetepresented-ii enielllo the meet ing. and was leceteen lit a load:sod venerated He +aid. "Ms Lord, Lades:* id Oentleforn, it has bees. just notified to me b 7 :a tesprentale - Gentleman neat me, that this is a fit ()coition at which les es, res. Ins sentisistoti upon the' li usinest i'ihich brought Ilse- here. I have come aimungit you.uninvited, and on my indivi dual copaciry..enjiyet 1 teel•tbat letani here as a sort of representative; thl•of the labia, 'for of that 1 am in. capabli, buteeftiti teelings,' the heart warm feelings or. the.people of Retried.l..-tApplause). M y Laid, I stand •.ere in the name id my country to ertaim th.nks for the enerrions• as'ade its our favr.ur by our Dioenting brethren. I hive Oefae here to pin out my thankful heel for the Suppost which vv. uiie given to the yeas canve•Of my country. • -1 Me* not ;of this meeting, - I knew:not dif your forming meeting. until I acciden tallf learned •It io a newspaper. I read .'your pro /m.4ogr w ith iinctlvided satisfaction, and I came hese this twining glowing with thinks for yourtandness. 1.-heller.7been,:dielig,b.eJ at hearing the statements of inenleho differ Lens me itt °pitmen, openly express ._ ing :that opinion: no man can be lair .and liberal in his opium/Is' • o wishes to enact a penal code. or. fires against-dune who differ from him upon points of geligicus. In this view of the tie 1 .m ready to hail nut thehand of fellowship to soy apigious brethren, nu matter of wtet creed. who ale equailf convinced-with teYseltinfion qre iro.ats of their religious belief, and who are et itsally dun uswitth nit to sett and obey theword of the -living' Giiu—(Applause). Entertaining these opinions; a Crast soil that the woggles I have made have not been for the Roman C -thanes as a sect, but upon the 'principle of civil and 'enrolls liberty ge. ieralls--(Applause). I am as desirous of seeing civil ..I.a religo.us libetty extended. as well to the Protestant of Spaitkes- tcr the Cos tuella of Constantioople. I speak `not of m yself; I am : individually. too insignificant to en. ;age your sitention ; but Isaeak,to you in the name of 8;000,004a Irishmen, whose opinions 1 utter—whose 411Thilellitst I..elprets on the present occasion—(Ap twell remember, chat before Catholic Esera 'elpation*.Was granted. Otte weed no less than six pail = 4ions'pftsented iron; Catholic kgregate Meetings it: kelaod 1n f itiour of Protestant' Dissenters. I hope-that triaie • Petitions were written with iomothins of arias• tricot f I know that they . spoke • the sentiments of: .4.060.0.0 tteitbmen,; for this was the hand Which wrote tits& Those petitionsavere onaeirusiuslt agreed to •at.'llie%'4lFertet.*Meetangs‘ and in the 'prsiratir Meeifla:Which we . held, the-dilly:difference was. as to. thiT swot** langoige that ceilidhs used in their ha .tour. I lovittion this in order to show yon that my, cionotryfues are.,worthy of your regard." The HOD. Gentlemen, after ***Mite .. further' obiervatinni, kindly thinfterthe meeting . 1 it their attention, and shortly eitersiards Withdrew amidst: acclamations. .• The several Reseltitions . were then agreed toy and thanks.being voted to the Nbble' Childless) "at 4 o'clock the Meeting separated. _ '. . , - • Between:two and "five o'clock yesterday afternoon, tha.%tepiiia cloth ro Anufactory of Neap .1.150wn.- ing and Son,. lately .erected in the King's road, Chaves, was &weird. by fire. When the flames were first ob. served, they issued frog allopetti 'of the building; and toeing strongly *tea* by the 'oil and lurpentine on the premises, they attended and set Ere to the coach hesholiortscable4 arbidi were far detached. Tinhorns art e'rernorieti to White Han pdblic house, which oppaiti, rinrt it eery sniall portion of the property which the manufactory cOatitioed ; bat it is said no part was tosnEed, and the lost: is Supposed te he upwards of soopk- • ke- , • -; • - r '-~ -4,41 A" -* • • • NEWMAN DiIIeRING MILATIMS. . . ' Sumas Arsinnems. m tayedag.wbiell Sintosetwes twinereaw, will be caulked t• fur dais, the York Spring. liteciag balm bud for the Monday following. The besluese is likely is be brisk. without; any great importance, the Derby sad Oaks hereto ba t either already left for Spam, or about a. de so; Ow Stakes mod Plates therefore are conlissed to theft which lave.= engagements. Ti. whip may betAtadenged fee this meeting twinerrow K Tuesday, , and the acceptance mast be signified. or the whip resigned. before the sod of the nimbi. It challenged for aid accepted, is be irk for on the Tuesday In the Second October Meetings &nowise; B. C. carrying 10st. and tastable 900 sees. each, p.p. The whip. was challesied (Sr last year by Lard Cleveland. with Metes, and Colonel Wilma, with Lamplighter, being then in the posses ago of Lord Anion, who resigned it. Lord Cleveland ashes. quest!, paid, and it is now with Colonel Wilson, who Is not likely to be. it; Lamplighter, frets. the B.C. with 10st. may at beet match any thing here. As we predicted, the Cup wee challenged for is the first Spring Meeting, and resigned by Mr. Swat door hewer to the Meleager, • Lord Sefton. It is somewhat singular • that Mr. Steoebewer was obliged to give it up b. Souvenir, rho same mars that be challenged with. The Clam and Peet Stakes of 14130 will close at the end of this Meeting; at the mine time the forfeits for the Great Path Stakes at the Ascot *gond Meeting must be declared. Several rece.hones are now for sale, including Rough- Robin, Post'Obit, Nightshade; Rotary, die. anti the entire stud of Richard Wall Within, By will some to the hammer. The arrivals as yet are oet.nomerost, but twat of the Nobility Ia the habit of attending will be here In the cowrie of the erasing; the Dukes of Portland, Grafton, Itichasimil, Linde Easter. Mum, Jersey, &c. are ezphted. His Grace cle Mike et Redsod use prevented atteoding last Meetini by the Mans of Ms Aster, Lady Forester. MS betting men hake nut done mash yet, hat the near approach of the Xpeoni Woos seeders a guiptatius of the Wert odds amessary. . . • Haase: to s agst Pored' • 1301 ago OW/ (taken) Ito Sart Morris Ilkesear 13 to l agetWill ***Ms, ' 9to t aget.itheda ;fr 17 la k ago Camel • . . .111 t.l art itArmaisit to k apt say Ober. • • !le s agac Varna • sill apt Clod Asa) 1' to s apt Gifts . j/abtle •I 7 t.l eget Meuse ' • asenilinta tom. ' The Ceinnel, Mown*, and Misruled. ' have Sark been basked • to I—Salami, howevers..bethe taysurite • hot how cease it that .Lunplighter is not backed". there is no hares In the noels yllet, entitled to atteotion, be hats always run a lest rate horse, has out been Veiled by too much work, and can go the distance well. Many of the Plates and &Art in the Re for tomorrow, mid three succeeding days, will not slaw Ditto light, we therefore pier the heads Of- ibe batureas . , • weirliair. • Handicap sweepstakes of 10 saes. each for three year olds and .upwards, A.F. Sweepstakes of 10 rave. wick. for. taws, year old oaks. fag .and fillies tat sib. Ati. M. TO winner to be sold Weir sots, Its. Mock tioo k ft. T.T.C. • Mr. Lyle &Obese@ Milder, of it 101 b agit Mr Mark Mid's Newel. 7ste ! • . latch; 1001 s . . • Lard J. Fibs 'a, Laiteasttiaa„ fist 7glb apt Ilk Mark Villars Joba de . liars. Vat •.• • • • ewnspiassll - 10 ewe sack for three-yew Ws and • I upwards.. T:T.C. , , Fifty pomade Pr tbrOtorrer.4l4 pia sot 7lb, lasi Sot 4111: LMe . _ WWIMOAT. • ll[audits? kits of 150 by Subscriitgov..being tbOtitird d Wes , 2541piales. far tliroo.yesr olds and upwards. A. P. • • Siniegstakes of •10 sows.' each; list datte.yeat did coke is jet .sod !Niles est Alb: T.Y.Ca The winner to bit sold for 100 soon c. .• sow lISSULT. TOP JookeiQirb hit" of .410 fat bones; the property or Moa t . bers of the delete , / Club; 4 yrs. let sib, S ytt, est 31b, 41 yrs, est Mb, sad bpi UM tilb. Fitti pounds- he three rat. olds carrying est 2111,.11 yrs. 110. yrs, ilst.7lb. 41 yr. and aged est Leib. T. ALM. The Moser to pok sold for 000. etc. Sersepstakes of 10 amis. ilia, for ikree-yest olds est TM, S yrs,. to lelb, AI yrs sod aged Oet. T.Y.C. Tbs 'Wooer to be sold foe . 300, Ike. • SfErrefoietips of 25 goes euelh. lex colts est all, and fink, set 11111, two.years old. first ball of •Ab M. Closed subscriptions. Ile4iro. Rogers, Bottler. Muter, Gni ly, Wetbely. Dnlly, sadlkothebevik• • • •. It is with deep !egret we itsie that a fine littler boy only two and.a ball years old, son at Mr; Dickson, fa • user. Catgeubsad, was drowned on Thursday lays; Po • the Ca.gen•bucn. • Mrs. Dickson; who h.d occasion to Leisic chit potaioe.house. left het tt•ree children playirs• ab.on•, and though she was not •at.ny iwinules little S • duel had ayegt frond thi ' f , unit. *kJ bras missing when she returned. • ♦, she in e.iin bolt et for. andsAlled on Limn by name, she yielded to the suk. A - mien of, her boding fears, and itninediately - eltrnied the neareit neighbour% when a outre extended sesich was instituted. about.half an hour the little inno cent was tOund'drtierised. and• culled hostile a Melds • corpse, to the ideipies•ible ;Viet of bis diabetic:mate add Ailict.d parents. . - Wednesday. the 28th ult. the direll:ng-biatte'4 Mr. John APlCintiel. - carriki.:Hieugh. Cc•leend, wee buret to the ground, .owing to a spark from the chimney which. • lifted in the thatch. • • • CORB-LXCHANGE, 3 1 / 1 1K.eLd11g. Mrd'lll. .A.khough our suPply of Bagiests : Wisest was very limited (tbe Foreign being placed• wader the libig's leek), rise >dealing:read* aids rather 4uU this morning. owing to the eootinuanee of 'Sue weedier •. t tie samples art Foretell set vile as Eaglish Wheat, how ever, obaigait but. Uorpley's 'prices. The, Making wagers being over, little beliefs was done, and last week's primes were fully alp- ported. Beek lid Peas were brisk sale, sad Is. per quarter biAber. Oats fully supported last week's tertiary. • lo wk. r nave: skis. is ow alters lea. • . ' • - Where, Kent A Basea,7os 7ia Path Grey 3 4S Nis .• • &Ba Ik. 70s 77s Beaus. Small 34. 37s ' . Norfolk, dOs Cis Tick •Ses SS.' • Rye Sas Ste ' " • 'Oats. Vocals Us Sot • - Harley 40. ilds , • Mold 9415. ties Yak Ws Ins' , . Feed Ids sae .:. • .• , „ Pees, Fib i lar,S4s tie • Flour, per suck.'ilits. SSW - - 4 ' . 77 Bolkets-lits els' • Repriced 11,11 tit per .. '' • Wheat. Bogiskquareors • 71,111 I hi* Oats ' • ' -SO .' • Ike: Persian . •• . Iliptufl Rye. &Wilk. . 1 .'"'• ."- t ''' . • killi Ditto . .. '." . 1 DoFerrite . ~..- ,'. ...—.,- • ' • „Arida xr . ' 1,771 1 Beasts, English ..- 703 Da. • ' . . 11,1110 Date, Fereigo : `.7." 7 • • Iroli • **•;•''':* '• —• • ...d.... Pow, Ritglisb , I ••••''.• '''.. fie 10414 We& • Itg 4,583..E1itt0 Foreign .* • . lOU Yids::: ...,4,-. ~.. it,sos Mogi& Flair. seat ; Lan . . Me, ... .. . ojtill lkirserican dicta, Isrlw • ....7,.. . ..t • ' ' lIMItIiFIRLD Id ARK lIT.- &LOT Is. • - • •-• • • ' _tyi • II , TtLt At MAIIIT. • - . .. . . • , 411.0.11012111164 1.0001 l l * Ir 4 I Caen 144 ." ..r - ' 4111 iit . 0' :- Sala, te '4ll 44 Test . .• Ss fid to Ss •94 Aistoss !... 44 44 )1 ;.4s .id Psek . . 44 44 . .Si 44 Jai .*. Is tad. ~..es .. it .. - • - • May per 'load, Ail fit. to is de. Clow AIM. as As low-. low it tag. to Is Ss. . ". • : st .. ...• COAL INARtrt—Tme liar ai' OA. '' `` 4 • * lie Owl Ragbags - was pretty sal •sitandid by naartiatisto. day, snit tbsto warm goad wryly et tba variourooria et C4air In pew Alps haviokartired Sass ins market day. ,Ifbe pricesproaki Omsk tie !lam • liedtltalsoigtOah . • . *ill. lid.. 'lto -id. "n• . - Ober sons.. 1- ".' - .-ile. -Sas. Ild. !On *Ode , . • r - ; • - - - • •.• • . Napo at Market. gin • •-,- .r. . ....„. LIVERPOOL, Mer:l4- . • ! ;• "": i• ' . .. Colson —Tag ignpert. obis week la • acts() Imigizt t tlio: Alpha rouli be di.li#l bail Xiactedbig I . 4 9 o ,.Pißadtaad tif 'peasants:4lnd ISO Perna= tar e: r s Advicoi oil • •Yoik of 15dt Apli, ipioto price of ids St- 11l tolli•g; 4 Premium of Ilzdnsgs.ot 4* to 111, analek April. lad.bgrig • i cs oot=l to 101. mud Si respectively. Moamar grimy! bdis, rsegigod at New ! wk. were dated &kerma Ett Min*. limas. flic...-Abistl4lo bbris." aP. 'Seger ban Wien ii,id tii.• Week it a &dint in *Fiat of sd. to - fa pet cwt. '' Ftirol to-bags East bag us. has bow /Swink -TM ;•gsks .g 1 Otasii testi Sao • gasks..boc at ratier.lorogy sawn. 000 moss ilolguer bass hers taken at sae. for Dramas, In Ries tin 'alp sQlO. irf.bc cadkita at 1 Ss. Ida, las. id. and SOO bap Rost [mils gt 1 to in.b ii.i.' Paiwgrogo—Aboorafoo irking of new Cork try' and pieblad Inttergarrivedilds Willy. mow Cork pisilkSindr kayo WWI gold at aso to 50... day lads "so, to 441. dry swig 444• 10 cp.- 1:A0 Mies of new Waterford 4 day. sad gabs bava • twin *leads front 114 s al age, aides ~ined lowoitbk grist. Ilsof;Pirit; Rbess. and Lard. lam bentforri dui. ' l "' -''' • " - • * • • it. • . • 4- •