Star. — London, England, 1829-03-27 00:00:00

14,ii ! a, THE EVENING STAR. Brlolllll Ditto Natives) Britidi Iron LON DON. -+- Real del Monte Umted Mexico's And be it funfair enacted, That the Oath herelobefors appointed and set firth shall be administered to his Majesty's subjects fessing the Homan Catholic religion, for the purpose of enabling them to vote in any of the cuss dorsals!, in the same manner, at theism, time and by the lamialllcers or other persons as the oatki for which it is hereby substituted are or may be now by law ad ministered and that in all cases in which a certificate of the taking, making, or subscribing of any of the Oaths, or of the Declaration . now required by law Is (limited to be given, a like 4:atilt:aloe:the taking or subscribing of the Oath hereby appointed and set forth, skall be given by the same officer or other person. and in the same manner as the certificate now required by law is directed to be ghee, sad Mall be of the like force and effect. And be It further enacted. That in all cases where the persons sow atithetised by law to administer the Oaths of Allegiance, Su premacy. and Abjuration, to persons voting at elections, are them selves required to take an Oath previous to their administering such Oaths; they shall in addition to the Oath now by them taken, Like an Oath for the duly administering the Oath hereby appointed . • and set faith, and for the duly granting certificates of the dime. And be It forthei enacted, That no person in holy ceders Ice • the Church of Rome shall be capable of being elected to serve Is Parliament as I Member of the House of Commons; and if any each person shall be elected to serve is Parliament u afore- said, such election shall be void ; and if any person, being elected to serve in Parliament ai a Member of the Home of , Commons shall, after his election, take or receive holy orders le the Church of Rome, the seat of such person shall lime diavely become void; and if any each person shall, ht any of the cases aforesaid, presume to sit or vete as a Member of the House of Cesanines, he shall be subject to the same penalties, forfeitures, and disabilities as are enacted by an Act passed in the Potty-dm year of the Reign of King George the Third, in itialed, " An Act to remove doubts respecting the Eligibility of Permute In Hely Orders to sit in the House of Commons;" and proof. pf the celebration of any religious service by such person ac cordhit in the rites of the Church of Rome, shall be deemed and takes to be prised fear evidence of the fact of such person being ' in holy elders. within the intent and meaning of this Act. • Provided always, and be it enacted,That nothing herein contained shall be construed to exempt any person professing the Roman Ca ' sheik religion from the necessity of taking any Oath Qr Oaths, or makintany Declaration not hereinbefere mentioned, which ascot may be by law required to be taken or subscribed by any person on their admission into any such ogee, er place of trust or pre& as atoreksid. Provided also, and be It forage enacted, That nothing herein Contained shall be con trued to affect or alter any of the provisions rt an Act passed la the seventh year of his present Majesty% reign. latituled, Au Act to consolidate and amend the Laws which re gulate tbl levy and applie.atio• of Church Rates and Parish Caws. and the election of Churchwardens, sod the maintenance of Parish Clerks in Ireland." FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1829 PUICS OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Dank Stock Shut India &ands SO 3 par Cent. lied. Shut South Sea Stock per Ct. Cuts.. 571 £lOOO stekej. BUis 57 s 5$ per Cent. 1518. Shut 4500 Ditto 57 $ 31 per Cent. lied. Shut Atm and 4300 Ditto Si 4 per Ct. New. 105 II Commercial 4 per Cent. IRIS. Shut Bank for Acct. Loni Ann. Shut India for Acct. India Stoc► Shut Comae tor Acct 571 FOR K 1 41 N FII N ISS. TWO O'CLOCK. &minim Bets. 5 pet. 57} $ I) , alsh lids. 3 pet. 641 Do Acct 57} $ II Bda.lllll, 5 p Ct. 951 I Pens. Are* 11.16.111 p C. Spanish Ms S p Ct. 91 Do Ac. t. 256 Ditto 510, 9$ BRITISH AND FOREIGN S.IARKS. TWO O'CLOCK. pals. 35 10 49 3S 5 SI SI 50 47$ SI 400 400 130 125 40 19$ 10 The Bill for the disfranchisement of the 40 . Free hoiden passed through the Committee in the House of Commons last night. and the Report is to be received this evening. We b this exception, the time of both Houses was puincipally occupied by the presentation of Petitions for and again•t the Relief Bill; but as there was noising new nor particular) interesting on either side, we must refer to the Parliamentary Report for the proceeding.. It will be observed that the Duke of Itrcumosti, in exhorting Noble Lords not to abandon the Protestant Constitution because they had been abandoned by these who had hitherto been their leaders, called upon them to recognise the.wenerable Earl of ELDON as their new leader, and to fi‘ht under his banners against the ob noxious measures. Lord ELDON may therefore be COD• sidered in future as the acknowledged leader of the Peers who oppose the Roman Catholic Relief Bill ; and sf• we are given to understand. that the Noble Earl bas veil strong expectations of being able to defeat . the Ministers. The statement made by a Morning Paper yesterday that the Duke of WRIIINGTON intended to give Eman cipation to the Slaves of the West India Islands has been c..ntradicted by authority. The contradiction ought to be spread as widely as possible, to prevent the evil con sequknees which ►uch a report was calculated to jroduce. .The Par), Papers of Tuesday, including the Gaulle de bona of Wednesday minting, h.ve arrived, but they contain nothing new, excepting a further advance in the price of the Funds. An article from Rome, dated the 12tb of blardi, announces the arrieal of several other Catarrh% and states that the election of Pope would probibly take place on the 14th or 15 h itist. • hive likewise received Dutch Papers to the 25th, the Jowled de U. Peter:burgh to the 10th 'intact. It Wm reported at Hamburgh that a squadron of three aail'ulthe line and two frigates would shortly sail float Cronstadt. for the purpose of reinforcing the lith.ian squadron in the Medi erranean. The accounts from St. Petemburgh do not bring an) thing of importance. The Exchange had fallen to 10 11.16. The private accounts which have reached us floss St. Petersborgh confirm, to the fullest extent, the state ments made in the Continental Papers of the mitt, mous ow.vtions which Russia is making to carry on the coin big caubpaign against Turkey.- The preparations of every descriptiotrare, in fact, of the most gigantic as tute, and appear to be far beyond the avowed objects of the war. Its-real object, however, cannot now be &misted. 'Nothing will satisfy dm sounded pride and the ambition of the Emperor, but the entire overthrow or the Totkish empire. It thought la SCreter,burgli at the date of our let -1 tern, t' at operAtions by lei would be carried on against Constantino* early in the season. The utmost activity prevailed in the naval arsenal at Cronradt, and a strong reinforcement of the fleet in the Mediterranean was shortly to be dispatched. Surely the time must arrive when the jealousy of the other naval Powers of Europe will be excited, and Russia will be told that the Medi terranean inset the place for her squadron. A bother siipply of German Papers has also been received, from which we make the following extracts: YIN ICA +(Awn 7. His Majesty the Rasperor, our beloved Sovereign, animated by the paternal desire to promote the prosperity of thb part of hie faithful and affectionate subjects, has, by • resolution of the Nth of last ntouth, which has bees received by his Imperial Highness the Archduke Viceroy. extended to the whole city of Venice the privilege of a free port, whisk were hitherto maned to the island of St. George.—Orenvegers Telma*, Mardi IL FROM THR FRONTIRRII OF SICRVIA, Mason 4. Five hundred cavalry of Wambold troops of the Pada of Trav ail have already set oat for the amp at Schumla t a corps of Aromas, commanded by - a Renepdo, is also to set out la the sans Airectiee. The Pa ha himself intended to go to the army, but the these .f his departure seems to be undetermined. The levy in Bosnia goes on regularly; and It is Banned that 20,000 men are to p to the army on the Danube, and 30,000 to Livadia, which however, seems to be out of all proportion to the Maboinetan popalation of Bosnia, espedally when ire consider that, however great the efforts may be which the Ports has to make to continue the war, the Divan is too well acquainted with the situation and the spirit of the Provinces—the troubles in which are but just appeased—to deprive it of its defenders, or to agitate it by extravagant demands. The new Grand Vizir, Redschid Pacts, has probably arrived at Sebum's and taken the command, gains he waits at Coostantinople foe the orders of the Sultan. The Pasha of Belgrade, w►b on the deposition of the late Grand Vizir feared that he should lees his post, is said to have received favourable news from Casstantinople, and will probably remain at Belgrade. A cattier from Constantinople is now performing quarantine at Sem lbs.—Alentssine Zrilassg, Mink SO. CITY. Twscvs o'CLocir. OW arrivals are few, owing to the amino winds. Console opened this mentos at 117/ for the Account, with nothing doing at peanut. Accounts front Madrid, of die ltth of March. state, that the Government are busy adopdag a new ripladoo to prevent imam gling into Spain. The Custom house silken are to be augmented to ten thousand Ewa. including two thousand cavalry : they are to Ulm the coast, and to surround Gibraltar; also forty vessels, guard de coast, are to be got ready foe the sans* purpose. Accounts from Nevada state, that General Sebastian' was there, with his Brigade, and they were making Bavaria a very strong fortilicatioa, which would put it oat of danger of the Turks. Hobart Town Papers have been received at the North and South American Coiree.boute to the 11th of October. The hi lowing are extracts: " Is reference . to the address from the merchants to his Steel iest'', shut.-Governor Author, we are informed that his Excel lency has been to refer the subject matter therm( to his Ezcelimey Governor Darling; snd to assure the merchants, that if the DOW duties are not yet inipossd in New South Wales, they shall be dis continued here. This is highly satisfactory. " At Launceston Wisest was eleven shillings per bushel cash, and twelve shilling. le property , • c • The scholars Nimrod, 'boned to yells, put in to Sydney en Thursday, by adverse winds : by her ire learn that wheat was fluctuating in price, and seventeen shillings per bushel was ob. tamed. There is little prospect of the approaching harvest being more plentiful. " The transport ski's, Engel Merchant, arrived from England with 166 male convicts, four having died en her pasesge. " SYDNEY, Sesrumea fl " Out M the one tunas of acres messnrod to the Australian Agricultural C.ompany at Port fitepbens, it le now discovered that not not above thirty thousand acres are It fir cultivation. 1* 1 :emery 11111 s win continue tube remitted to our brethren in Van Dientan's Land, in exchange for wheat, barley, potatoes. Ike . " Six hundred good sheep, fuer years old, were sold fur we pawl per head, and a lung credit given. " lb accounts front the settlemeat of Melville Island mating, to be of an uncheering character, vegetation stated, stock droop. lag, and provisions scarce." CITY. lIALF-PAS'T ONE O'CLOCK. The Camel market ban been, daring the Wings et the aiwaing. in a complete state .of inactivity, with scarcely a bargain doing' and the prke of Cone& may be %used the same as at the open* of the market, 87f f for the Account, and f for Mosey. Sydney Papers have been recriied of a later date than in the early part of the morning, throve. a private channel, dated the !td of September ; but they do not contain any information of consequence, except that 1,400 bushels of wheat were sold at the market there foe twenty shillings per bushel, which is a proof of the state of the country. The Foreign market is also in a state of great stagnation—Ex chequer Bills has rather Improved, being 57 to Ss, and there has been a little dune in Brazilian Bonds, which are not quite so good . . as yesterday. Lieutenant General Sir HENRY Fells was on Monday elected Member for Sandwich. In the room of Mr Rowans Owns. Sir Wu. J. Holm. M P. tor Dumfries shire, paired off (against the Catholic Relief Bill)... Monday and Tuesday last, with MAI/01DES Baum. Req. A letter from M ilta. dated March 7, states that en official communkariws had been received there by the Pelican frigate, sating the Soak asghleacence of din RAD In the Treaty of the Ith of Jay, without any reservation. The Bt-hop of BATH and WRLLII will shortly present to his !harm himself various important Petitions from the Clergy of this Diocese. the object of which is to avert an evil at once so destroaivei and so inetval. as Qtholic Enuocipation.d—liath Mask& We are sem aieJ that the Clergy of the Arehdeaconry of W.V.t are, front their several Deaneries, addressing the Kum, petitioning his Maarrry not to sanction measures which will admit Roman Catholics ism Parliament, the Privy Conned, or principal 'unitive slices of the Goveronsent.--Did. An Addieso to the Eino, praying his MAIKSTY to dissolve the present Parliament, as k no Mager represents the semi. mans of the people spas the Plat Inestiss of admitting the Roman Catholics to civil power. bee been pesPed hi tills dty, and now lies for signature at the Bazaar in St4Usut, The number of sips. tures it has already received anisnote So upwards of Her M4jeNty the Empress of RUSSIA is ClptCtOti to arrive shrirtiy at Berne, la order to be present at the marriage of his Royal Highness Frisco %Yuman aid the Princess of Sale WILMA L. sr. Jewel's PARlL—During last week two more gates Is Se. James's Park bays boss opened for the accommodation of the public. besides the gate opposke the Horse Guards, see at the corner near Storey's Gate. and the ether sear Ihrekinghant Gate, an that persons going from the Horse Guards or Storey's Gate have a delightfri walk through the inland, to Pimlico and Chelsea. Upwards of SOO of the shrubs which were planted last year have died during the winter, but the remainder are Is a very thriving state. Workmen are now employed in removing the dead shrubs. which are immediately to be replaced by others to MI up the vacancy. Several wild ducks were toned into the Park lest senunee, and the top pinion of the wing cut to prevent them lying away. These birds associate constantly with the swans, and are become quite dessesticsted and tame. Yesterday, several of their nests containing eight or nine eggs, were discovered by some of the workmen an the small Island opposite his Maiesty's Palace. We understand it Is the intention of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests to base benches erected in different parts of the Park , fee the conveniesee et the public,. and also to Wows light Whigs l iver the piece of water In the Park, about she middle. e NTARY PAPER. D r.. l7 THR COMMITTEE) FOR • 441 - 7 01 , HIS MAJESTY'S ROMAN CA- . t - Mei ECTS. e l . ; ailrig are the new Clanias which were added i i the Committees COURT CIRCULAR. The Doke of CAMISIDOR has, it is onde•stood, pos. chased Cholasendeley Howe. ViccadMy, of the Marquis of Coot- WONSOLIM When the Royal Duke was last la gailand. his Royal Highness entered into a oegosiarken for the apses of ground at ens of the corners of Relgrave.oquare ' reserved for the purpose of having villas erected on dawn. Th isensageotat was not. however. completed. Botts. Bemuses, the Spanish Minister. had a long swahrence with the Bari of Agawam yesterday e at the elks of the Secretary of State for Fur*. Alhirs. The Burl of Assesses and Viscount Msavuart had loterekses yesterday with the Doke of Watunovoss. at the Treasury. Earl Rovoutaar. Lord Ruinsaatumn. and Mr. Calcium trans. acted badness yesterday at the Foreign Mice. Downlog.strow. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Lord Amon, lo St. hasees.egoare. from his mat in Staffordshire; Lady Chetwynd. at Ctawley's Hotel (late Cook's). Aber/auk. street, from a tour; W. Tomlin*. Rai. at ditto. from Bask; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Perkins and family at their residence in Bryan. steee-square; the Has. Mr. sod Mrs. Jersiogbans. at Featon's Hotel, St. Jamees.street. from Brighton; IL Wyville, Esq. at ditto, from York; P. Gordon. Reg. at ditto, from a tour; Mr. aid Mrs. M'Dostoell. in Brook.otree, from Dahlia; Mrs. Lemon, at the Bunsen Hotel, Bernewietreet, from Bath; IL &wall, Esq. at Long 's Hotel, Cliturd-street, from his seat, Andover. Hants; Jas. Lyon, Esq. at ditto, frog Southampton ; Henry Rich, Req. at ditto, from Barks; Edward Tatted's). Rsq. at ditto, from Paris. DEPARTURES. The Countess of Galloway, from Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), for Sonningkill ; Sir . William Parker, Bart. from Fenton's Hotel, for Sudbury ; J. Lawson. Roc from ditto. for Bright.° ; Captain and Mrs. Grant. from Brook-street, for Bath; J. Seymour ' &et sod Lady, from *niers Hotel, for Brighton ; Mrs. and Miss' Sober, from ditto, for Brighton ; Charles Crewe, Esq. from ditto for Ma seat. Shooter's Hill ; Francis Fordo, Esq. and J. Clarke, Rog: from Loog's• Hotel, for Ireland; Captain Rich, R.N.from ditto, for Reading ; Joho Mondani, Esq. from ditto, for Leeds. THE NEMY.. A Detachment of the Hitit Rigillbrnt is ordered from Limerick Toughs!, to take charpokbelpgrrathe till the arrival ache Head Qouters. lise Depot of the 11th Regiment at Cori' la ordered to Clare Cud,. Detachments kiwislog to the 30th and S7th Regiments of Foot, endiarked on Tuesday evening, on board a canal.boat, the fanner on rome to Bohm, and the latter as route to Cheater. Detachments belonging to the 4th, 11ib, mad 13th Regiments of Li& Dragoons, marched on Tuesday morning irons Lunde& for bfaidstone Barracks. GENERAL ORDER. Horse-Guards, March IS. The &sera] Commesidieg in Chief leaving observed, by the returns recently tramesimed, of be ember of "Nell slid din' dreg with the merest Ilegiments in Great Brinks end teetered, that the number permitted to reside with their husbands in bar. racks, in many R egiments, very greatly exceeds the proportion allowed by his Majesty's warrant for the regulation of barracks, dated 16th of March, 1924, his Lordship feels it necesaaty to call the immediate attendees of the OSeen comeneding Regiments to the directions therein contained; from which they have no me dimity to deviate. Commanding Olken of Regiments ems have bad ample ex perience of the very great inconveniseee accruing to the service, and to the Public, from the improvident and injudkious marriage' of soldiers. It is therefore enjoined in the General Regulations of the Army, that 0 Every soldier, previous to his marriage. with a view to receive the constotts and advantages which his Majesty's bounty, and the custom of the service, extend to married soldiers , and to their wives of good characters, should obtain the capons of his ConsisandWg °dicer, and ante dee smear aid eonditioa of ski woman be proposes to many, and whether she be a spinster or widow ?" In .order, therefore, to check the inconveniences which se see vilely press upon individu4e, and ppm the service. from &M -eager. soldiers who have married without the consent of their Com nianding Meer shall, under no circumstances. be allowed to have their wives in barracks, or to participate I. any of the advantages al gstered by the Regula tions of the Service to married soldiers. ' It must be explained to the men. that their comforts, as soldiers. are in a very small degree increased by their marriage, while the inconvenience sod distress naturally anteing to them from seek connellon are serious and unavoidable. penitently when Regi ments are ordered to embark for foreign welts, when only sin women to we hundred men are allowed to proceed with their husbands. On these occasions Commanding Oaten of Regi ments are placed under considerable etabgrassinent In making selection of the weans who are to be permitted to accompany their husbands abroad, and of those who are to be compelled to return to. their triads or to their parishes. By Command of the Right Honourable The General Commanding in Chief, HRKURRT TAYLOR, Adj -oen. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • MAILS Agana TIM DAlrthiblill I—Warrant I—France Hid 1. Tb lobo. Bowden. from Cork to Plymouth, drifted oo .car Tomball no the lad inseam. dismasted sad abandoned. WATERFORD, Mims 23.--The Lord Nelson. Bowler, from Cork to Newport. which was oa shore at Mm ama. ha been pot of, and pone up to Bow Busumus, Mama —.—The Jessualae, Clark. from Hull, was of Hominess oa the 14th instant, sad supplied with providers% but bas am slam bees beards,. Yeassoorn. Wien 14.—The Ana, Refer, of Myth, struck so Hasbro' Sand this nsornbqr, and Ailed with water.;—crew saved— Ii de of the sateriah exported to he saved. Daat., Alums te.—Wind ILKJL— f Arrived fro* London the Ellen, Johnson, for Antigua ; Rival, Moo, for Berntada ; Hari. Bali, for Maka. Posesasouvu, Manes 26.—Wind &R. Ps.rwouvo, Hawn 25.—Wind KlLL—Arrived the Tyne, Brown, from Mauritius; blitbford, Taylor. from Buenos Ayres ; Boddingtoo, Taylor, front New York. Sailed the Kitty, for Cadis. Foueover, Menem es.—Whid IL to E $ I.—Arrived the Aa ron, Swatln, from Lisbon ; Berbodoes pocket, Lowe*. front Leg horn. fLiled the Goldfinch packet, for-the Leeward Wands. Wimpy, PALIMCII fit—Selled the liondard, Potter, trial 11tre• PM/MC; MARCO( IN.—Arrived the Active, James, from Michael's; Stag, Ellis, from Gijon. Gamma, Masco IN.—Arrived the Hero, Willis, from the ilrditerramma; Societe, from Charente. nassow, Maser 114.—Arrived the Waterloo, Dinkier, tram LIMom FIRES. This morning, about halt put three o'clock, a dread 'ul fire broke not at the house of Mrs. Bayley, who keeps a broker's shop opposite Camberwell green. So rapid was its prngrees that the inmates bad not time to escape. Mrs. Bayley's sister rid two children perished in the flames; the fire was not subdued till that and the thin adjoining houses were destroyed. Tuesday morning a fire broke out in the malt-hnuse of Mr. India,. at Newton Abbot, near Plymouth, and was discovered about four o'clock, when the alarm being given, many of the inhabitants hastened to the spot, and with the aid of three. engines, plead. Molly supplied with water, endeavoured to subdue She flames ; but were not successful until after six o'clock, when the malthoole, with great part of the malt contained in it, and some out-buildings *ere destroyed. With deep regret we add the most as& laacholy part _of this unfortunate occurrence. Four men, who were exerting themselves most laudably to save the property, were killed by the falli s a s t r n of the beams and wall of the malthouse, a fi fth er has since died in consequence of his wounds, and a sixth is in a very bad state from the effects of the fire and bruises. The fire is said to have originated in the malt kiln, in the centre of the town, and ,surrounded by thatched houses, the escape of which is most wonderful. Wednesday !light, about 12 o'clock, a fire broke put in the upper part of the Ship Inn, on the Parade, Ply. mouth. The alarm was instantly given, and the town engines were promptly on the spot, as were also detach ments of the 18th and 94th regiments. The fire was not bibdut d until the upper part of the house was en. tfuely 'destroyed. Thrones the exertions of the firemen , the adjoining house of M r . Minnie, druggist, was only partially damaged. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Bir rtwo.Room. TATTERSALL'S, MAace Rwoutswootr 4 to 1 opt Lou (taken) 10 to 1 aid( Windt ill to 1 apt Canvas. (takes) 10 to 1 stet Mims (taken) to 1 apt WW u tke Wig 10 to 1 apt Vuurotau 04.4 7 to 1 apt Borman I to 4 ofterad on K Reid agst two. 10 to 1 apt Liss SS to I apt Rums Its to I apt L'tpdng (takes) SO to 1 apt Augusta 55 to l ugstestoraser (ugg n i 1010 1 opt Reformer sad Ibis Teazle (t ►en) • to 1 apt Carnersdam II to I apt &ppm% 10 to 1 apt Canvas 11 to I apt Mortis Dower (tat) IS to I apt Win sithe Wisp IS to 1 apt Pow Obit II vet apt Moses 20 tot apt Prince &gene 0 e.l apt Green Mantle (tab) go to I opt Varna (taken) Ss. 1 IS to I apt Woodenblocit (tab) I IS to I apt Lady. Sarah DONCASTER SPRING MUTING, ll•stcr as. The Renislaw Hunt Stakes of i sews. each. with 30 sews sag by Sir Werge Sitwell, Han. foe berms of an ages. Gronai n riders. It. Loget Causer. &yen &Mardi's-re. Mr. C. ikown's b k Drayage .• walked gue The Badoweetb Hunt &Ate of S sows. each, with 10 son. Mg by the Town of Doncaster, for hones, Sm. On:domes neir t Z Four miles. Peer Subscribers. Mr. Pearass's b os by Canoe Mr. Sykes's If as Derry Lass •.. Wow very esey. The Sansibeck Heat Stakes et S sows. each, with 10 ions. %Hat by the Tustin of Denman tut bones, Sc. Wittlonien rides. Fuer miles. Nine Ilebscriisers. Mr. Harrion's b b Egyptian, spd Mr. Clark's els m Fair Koester. 1 yrs A good race. The Handicap Stakes of 4 suss. each. with 4 tom /Mod by tie Town of Doncaster, fur horses, its. Gentleount ciders. Si. Legit Course. Five Sebecrihon. Mr. !lark's br in ids S yrs, sat 7th .»1 Mr. Wilinist's br b Hesperus, 4 yrs, 13st ••• Mr. Leeman hi b Protestant. aged, not 1016 "3 Capt. Hinton's br is Paddy, aged, l l at lib 4 Mr. Brown's br is Wattage, aged. is.t 10th 10 to 1 opt ChM& « I «..11 tfea - ckveriy. •.•,• 1 .•• 11 SIOSTTN HUNT RAC - Its, Mama IS. Tbe Cott and Stakes of 10 Revs. met and Ss added for ap ages, One mile. Fifteen Subscribes& 'Lord Slaentelsarkes Coronet, $ yrs ... ••• ••• 1 Sit T. klestyn's Cballimpr. 3 yry • Several adieu staned . -- Match far .00 rove. Mr. Popon's Wonder ... • • ... 1 Mr Codaieven's use ••• Tbe Hunter% Slakes el 10 seve cub, sad ILS added. weev ils by Mr. Da,Wp Cluny Ripe bearing repute Willismem's IyN► tator and some ethers is two been. reenter' Subscribers. There wu 'wren kr *r T. WNW, Cup. TIIR FANCY. FIGHT BETWEEN GARRATT AND MENDHAIII. A NORFOLK YOUTH. This light bad been Was the subject of .peculation among the Norwich and Bieck. Fancy. sad the betting. which was to a cow Womble ester. was generally eves. The Suffolk Champion (Gar rett) had before graced•the ring. but was the sosellest man. Their own money depending an the event was but 10t. but they were backed for IA *side. The 'fight took place in a regular tsventy•foor feet rope ring. * Merton, about areas miles irons Norwich. At two o'clock Mena's= came into the ring. and threw his cuter up with much coniklence he wig immediately followed by Garrett. who shooed no want of spirit. The crowd to view the light was very large. and cousiated of a des idinisture of the lean s sows well.drewsd ironies graced the nog, and proved by their gestures and the chine they gave their favourites, that they shared is a:l the pleases of a mill. The celebrated Ned Painter picked up eadistal. and Win did t4./CO for Garrett. On peeling. Garrett showed the hest cooditien, and was the favourite in betting, but she odds were trilling. ROM 1.---firatristg. with much - caution on both sides, though Needham showed a deficiency Weact in stepping. After ages. change of a few blows. Windham felled biomes as he would-agog, clean—(Cheers for .• I. Beth at the scratch in tine, bet Garrett showed fret bl ee d... • Mensilians down. The other rounds were fought with varying esearas, but gossouirp in &vain of Garrett, who, during the last ale rounds, had. It ail ble own way. In the 55th rased Garrett gave llsodhant so severe* Maw ever the smeller that he was deaf to time, after a fair stand.up light for one hour and twenty-live minutes. This la the snood Mi. de they have fought, the lint being a draws battle. &owe am, Donau,—Dobell arrived is tows yesterday is tale rably good spirits, akheugh rather the vrepasiaa wobbles He was visible at tbe Black Bull last night, and received the amid* "bits of his friends He attributed his defeat to want of maditiee. sad stated that he would again try his leek with Brown for sod. ads. Brown is still at Bridgman& . e are happy to Usk that the Rev. Joins HAWSER. of Plymouth. Is recovering frees the severe attack of Wens whkh h s radioed him for some days. His Chace the Duke of Rsurnau has purchased tha centre home on the swarth aide of ifelgrave-square, aad yesterday the Octants and NMI CONIMMOIta being removed from hi Grace's residence in flu James's -meant into lielgrave-aquarn Letters have been received from Maita. dated 9th March. anowarsdag that the Russians have captured a corvette sod brig of war belonging to the Vieetwrof Eaves, which attempted to carry stores to Candle. By a Return itebented to the House of Como:nos, it appears that the Jumpy, amount d tow collected on the New Surrey Roads, daring the last six years and nova aseathe. was 78,5751. lbs. ed. and the aggregate anospat eapeoded by tbe Trances In ligbdog and watdsing tbe sine dories lie years aid fear asoatbs, 21,57 W. lea. id. At a oneti4 of the Medico-Botanical Seciety, holtiet on Tuesday evening l Hi ast. his Majesty the King of Sears, and bb Imperial and &loyal ghness the Archduke Ammar of Amok, were elected Honorary Fellows. The Noble Freddie( ie the ch (Earl Smarms) stated *that he had been infentied by his Bird. Macy If. ilsanoues that this was the int *nonce of any Sow i reign of Spain becoming a member of any scientific or other So. dety out of his own &Minions. firveraldonations front the hp pedal Botank Garden.[ Sc. Fetershorgh and the Roy I Bete* Garden of Berlin were announced. The ProGwor ofHawk Medics ( Dr. Warms) delivered a lecture itare4aeterf to the nail of that science. The Rev. Peter Feint who was convicted of (omen I dun tune since at the Old Bailey, is sow on bead the ketribstisa hulk, at Shseeness. The sodden transidoo irons the lite ed a Geo. Henan to Nat of a labourer ( Sir. F. haviorto go sot with the pap at wen), together widi the Net and emissions' of a eeentiu Alsip, has emoted upon the health of the M. Geolksaan, sithooth be keeps up his "irks to an mu*/ degree, sod is v(ry Naives to be sent to Malay Bay, where, by the esspiryosent *0 his Mersey talenrs, ht ealsolates open issproviog hM condities.—Zedisi Chios. MARRIED. Yesterday, by special I ki.4;•. at st. G • r ge l s HaninveNingro s Earl Nelson, to Milan, widow of George Ulric Barb*, 1114 Obi daughter of Mr Robert Bartow, Y.C. B. At Guernsey, Capt. Lawrence of Millotentst, hie it the 41 Regimented Foot, to Margaret Harriet, daughter of the lat. AM/ • Nadir Macdonald of %Wale. Bag. DIKD. • At the Wiad.asal Ribs, Dear Gateshead, Mrs. Slriagted Raid. stid Walesa Geerp mug Outman, Re¢ late of Bassos Ars. oiercbaot. The id of October last, ea beard the Willaia Falrlle. boa from floppeee to Wan% Capt. net, a Pest Cartels is bla Yr *ff. Royal Navy, aged 47. CORLEXCHANOZ. Id ARK-LANY4 Sheen W. The Healing Trade was rather lively tide tuernisegi Ine wellidl of Wisest fully supported Mooday's eurrami, owing se audit • the dreontstatiee the deity upon Foreign Whnt hawks adenllie tot ie. ed. per quarter. Bosley and Oats hawks our W lootation. 4, 011101M11408 Mat 1110/41AT. What, Ingle (vs.) 8,550 Foreign .114116 0 • 1 •1 110 8 111 0 Foreign 13,050 Irish Darby. Ingi 4,700 Foreign Firm (seeks) SIIMIFIELD MARKIT. Mesas V. CAMS AT DIAILENT. Brute 283 ',Sheep end Lambe 3.900 I Pigs 40 I eaves 90 Beet . . Se 84 to 4s 4cl Vol . . Ss 44 to es 8. 0 Mottos .4s 011 4s I Peet .4s tad h Hay per lead, AS h. so 44 ON. Clover AS Os. so AS Gee , &row tl lOs. to Al lik.• 1. 110 • MI SO ... LoreePriteekl end rebliderd by been lieereoht . rfel 4llol % st the leas Onion, Ye 1, Pleheophee, Thatple 1.4 • • . . • . • • • . .• . • • -7, 4i .1 - .• ,V'&ii '' lo• * '• NUMBER 13 • • • - SALE' RRbCROSS. • • ram • FURNITURE ; SRI • GLASSES, EI • • PAINTINGS. PRI ABOUT 4. IBNEN, CH INA, OL • CELLAR OF A TOWN.I3 • TO BE II • • • By Mr (Of Wary • N.. 14, R • Os Wammenov, the /kb A • T • • By Order of the Rs rrHE Capital Mod 1 four poet, tame, and' morals furniture., prime Velknt Well 'made mak• • dressing tables, drawing a chairs. *c. ea suite • mak pedestal adeboard, bo o pkal bookcases, brillhet p Brussels, and mint. c • drawings, br o n ze figur es; Silver Plate, Plated Ani- in Dinner. Dessert, and T Books ; Cellar of very 'Dolma of Old Port, Twent Twenty Douai of Madeira •Canary. Champaine Old choke Stocks; a va riety of built Stanhope and liarnes To be viewed on Monda 'Catalogue' may he haJ, at .Oarraway's Coffee-house, '1 Regest.strtet. . . COUNT In the Parish of NORHA VALUABLE VERY ELIGIS ONE THOUSAND S ' • TO BR PERRIIPTI By Mr. • (Of Warsvic * At the Turk's Head I N. Os SaTIRIMIT, the VSth • Ur I. THE VAL copprisin g a capital Farm Agricultural Buildings. With Stabling, Bullock Shed bnd upwards of NINE HUNDRE Of excellent Arable and ' kick /ledges, Labourer' Ind unlaces* to Mts. Dodd • Also tlso todual:le CO LLI is tune -of Pasture Laud, coo with an Instnettse quantity o to be inexhaustibly. (hi Le with Sundry Cottages for . Lot V. The Valuable Fit F;rns. with New Built Far Stack Yard, Sheds, and upw lee ACRES L a m e L an es Lease, with Cotters. &c. • Loy S. The Valuable FR 'NEW DWG IN. comigunu. situated; commanding a 6n prospects in various direct Farm House. capital Agricul THREE HUNDRED and A RABLR and PASTURE Smith,* most respectable 'Fe Lo, 4. A VERY VAL FEEDING LAND, the the Chords of the Village ACRES. In the occupant The Estates are situate in of Durham, about seven n Turnpike Honk to Coldarea he Lands. and contiguous to The Property presents a advantageous Investment to capable of considerable intpr into convenient Enclosures w ef imestone. The Colliery is reckoned t ale almost ineshaustible Mine of lierbiek msy he rendered a • Particulars may be had • Estates; at the King's A wick;. Bell, ; &.b, Illorpeth; Mr. Thomas (1.1 Tork's Head. Newcastle ; ' Durham; George. Stamlord Messrs. *viscount and Batt UN% Chancery-lane ; at Gar Cornhill; and of Mr. 11.• at Plata of the Estates may 1) PALL-. 'VALUABLE AND VEIL Held ander the Crow Highly eligible for !heron. Improvements in.. • And eating TO BE SOL By J • (Of Warwkk • At Gan•away's Coffee . On Tuussamr, the lath o IN T VALUABLE LEA under the Crown (or t Three very substantial b Thoroughly &maned. and Er Being the Third, Fos Dorset Place In a direct line of communic by . the South side of St. M Houses to Charing.cron; the Weed, will be laid out in aye the greatest Ornaments to the thence to the Humacao: Par piers and Courts. Low I. A DWELLING elute that it may be ibilsbed i OM. at a small eapenee Ems S. A DWELLING Cuff, **ldler, on the Ease aid A handsome manner, replet Mm for the whole term ILne 3. A DWELLING Cut, the Saddler. which if log. 1m Four Stories high, wit on tie Ground Floor; cony Them Homes are meet cons and *pranged, posansing tit 41 Apartaseau. coos pima; if required be viewed by applying to Particulars laay b e b a d i at any; mkt et Mr. Rooms, N