Star. — London, England, 1823-06-11 00:00:00

TRE KING. . . wiN D3nR, TUESDAY, HALF-PAST SIX, P.M. The KING'S heath has improved hourly since he left 1,0n40n. Yesterday afternoon his AJESTY, taking advantage of the intervals between the showers, o d e out for more than an hour and a half in an open eltai, drawn by a pair of beautiful small hor . flar i ng his ride the we was most delightful, ind t m is MAJ ESTY received such benefit from nearly and his MA t h a t, on his return, he walked for a quitter of an hour on the enclosed lawn and trellissed rrargenoir. Soon afterwards Sir WILLIAM KNIGHTOM fieft.the King's Lodge for London—an additional pro of his MaJzsTY has little need of a physician. 'tithe e vening the following distinguished person ages had the honour of dining with his MAJESTY: Do w o f Wellington and Dorset, Prince and Prince's Ester. toy, thr ;%larquis and Marchioness of Conynghara, Lady Frances cooing bam, and Lord Herbert, Earl and Countess Cowper, Coot and Countos Lievery, Grnerai Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Fdo ,„ o d Nagle, Colonel Thornton, Etc. The OM was, as usual, the life and soul of the party. His It o , a l Highness the Duke 'Or YORK had a large par ty of his sporting friends—including many Field Officers, at Augusta Lcdge. The banquet was a su perb one, and the company sat late. The puke of ST. ALDAN's and the Ladies BEAU caRK gave a grand concert on Monday evening at t heir house in St. James's-square. The company began to a rrive soon after nitie o'clock ; the concert coo/ gated at ten in the principal dining-parlour ; the g rand suite of drawing-rut,ms were most bril liantly illuminated. The Marchioness of WA . ; r.ntionn entertained a 1:.-ge portion of the Fashionable World with Niusic, & c. Monday evening, at her house in Mansfield-street. L a d s Ontt.sv's Ball on Monday evening was most bt:lliAntly and numerously attended by a distitigOiAed circle of rank, beauty, and fashion. The company hegan to assemble at ten o'clock, and about twelve the setting .town became so impracticable tl.at seve, r il carriages, after waiting a considerable time, drove e f and relinquished the attempt. •Mrs.HENRY CHAMBERS gave a grand ball and srpper on Moadav evening, at her house in Stratford phiee, which' was attended by nearly SOO distinguished i:ashienahles. Ti i eentinte.sNonstaNToN's route on Monday even ing, in Seymour-place, was very elegantly attended. The Earl and Countess BEL:IORa entertained a dis tinguished party at dinner on Monday, and another largepai ty yesterday, at their house in Hamilton-place. The Earl and Countess of LONSDALL had a grand party at dinner yesterday, at their house in Charles street, Berkeley-square. The I lonourabie Misses GRINISTON gave 'a grand Ball, at their beautiful residence in Upper Grosvenor greet, cm Monday evening. The Rev. Archdeacon PRQSSER had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his house in Bruton-street, Berke- iey-squai e. • Sunday evening, the Marchioness of SALISBURY entertained laer most select friends with a Concert of vocal and instrumental music, which commenced at eleven o'clock, in the long gallery. At one the party sat down to a sumptuous supper in the banqueting loom. Covers were laid for sixty *persons. Yesierday, Mr. and Mrs. Nonrox entertained at dinner. at their house• in Harley-street, Lord and Lady WILLIAM BENTINCX, and a large party. . Monday there was a grant dinner. at the Freema: soli Tavern, at which upwardsof two hundred Gen tlemen of the first character of the Masonic Order attended. His Jt'yal Highness the Duke of Sussex in the Chair. 'ltie.meetipg was for the furtherance of a plan for the cloathing,educatingvand maintain ing a number of boys, sons of indigent Freema son,. Alter dinner 30 boys, at present under the es tablbhment, were introduced to the company. The subscriomns ere on the most liberal scale, upwards of MO as subscribed. TH6 KING'S TIIEATRE.—There was a splendid at tendance of Fashion last night ; .and the whole of the performances went off with great applause. Among thecompany were the Duke and Duchess of GLOU CUTER, and Mr. and MI s. CANNING. Aeorte ltoosta.--Monday evening, Mr. Pra nced le i met the exhibition of his extraordinary power of Improvisation. His subjects were well chosen, and his transitions from one to another were so rapid, and yet so web arranged, that no description would ti justice zo hi. judgment, talents, and taste. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. - Minis at the Boyar Hotel, St. James's-street : Austin, bip Iron his seat iu Gloucestershire ; Wm. Ewart, Esq. from Liserpool; --- Dickson. Esq. from Ireland ; NV. Hicks, Esq. fres his seat in Gloucestershire. Lord and Lady Kennedy and Imlay left ditto yesterday, for their seat in Scotland. Mr. and Miss Micklethwaite left Hodgson's Hotel, Dover. eve, yesterday, for their seat in Hants. timnal Sir James Sanmarez, Bart. has arrived at the Pul• troy lintel, Albemarle-street, from Tunbridge Wells. Departures from Iteid's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street Captain and Mrs. Dalton for Cheltenham; Mr. and Mrs. tier vey for their seat in Northamptonshire. The Marquis and Marchioness of Chandos-have left town for &ewe, Docks. The Earl of Harrington and Lady L. Stanhope have left town Sat their seat, near Wizdsor. • The elopement of the two Miss W:s from Stafford shire has excited a strong sensation in that and the adjoining counties, these Ladies being nearly con nected with some of the first families in England and Wales, and the youngest only sixteen years of age. It seems that being at Bath last winter, for the com pletion of their education, having lately lost their mother, they were closely beset by two young sons of Hats: and, to avert the threatened danger, were sent to the house of their aunt, Mrs. A. who is separated from her husband, and resides in the neighbourhood of Stafford. Here, as it was more than suspected an attempt would be made to carry them off, they were accompanied by tu tru.ty female servants; but all the eyes of Argus were wanting; for, watching an opportunity, they got out of the drawing-room win dow, and ran for two miles,into the turnpike-road, *here a coach and four, with their happy swains, awaited their arrival. Their aunt followed them as soon as she mild procure four post-horses, but was obliged to relinquish the pursuit on her arrival at Newcastle, the lovers having got two hours a-head of her, on then road to Gretna Green. The parties are safe returned, properly linked in the bands of wedlock. There is now iesiding in Sheffield the wife of a re stectable victualler, not more than forty-two years of age, who was delivered, on Manday, the i;:th of ber a:irtietl: child ! OXFORD U.VIVEBSITY (RAND Atysx. - - • L& FESTIVA ' • MONDAY JUNI& C, us& The Rehearsal commenced this day at noon, in the Sheldoniaa Theatre. A, very select number of ama teurs were astmitted to hear the fist . performance of " Palestine," Moznais Ileopient„" and Hatinn'i " Spring," a choice selection of music, which is quite calculated to raise the emulation of the scientific con ductors of the Birmingham Musical Festival.. The whole of the Musical Performances at Oxford are 'confided to the management of Gentlemen Stewards, erito are connected with the different Societies of the Univerity, for the benefit of the Oxford Musical Fund. The science and elegant taste of the Trea surer of this Association is universally acknowledged, and has never shone to such advantage as in the ar rangement of this m us i ca l treat . Other Stewards have been equally active in their particular depart ments, and all deserve the reward of the public gra titude and general approbation. A grand Masonic Meeting takes place to-day at the Star Inn, when a splendid dinner will be given by the Oxford fraternity, to their brethren visiting the University on this occasion. All the vocal male perfortiters, who are also members of the 'Masonic Body, are to add to the festivity of the Meeting by the union of their melodious powers with the skill of the Oxford Singers. Numerous and large parties are to be received at dinner this evening in all the houses of the Authorities of the University and the Pro fessors. The inns are entirely filled with company, and a few comthodiotis lodgings remain yet untaken in the beautiful sitsurbiof the place. THE ARMY. The Ist division of the sed Light Infantry, eoatisting of Ave companies, and head-quarters has marched front Fermat , to Cork, for the purpose of embarking for Ha►ifax. The 2d division of the 10th Foot Installed from Sheerness for Ireland. ..... One troop of the 9th Regiment of Lancers embarks this day, at Rristol, for Ireland. The 6th (Enniskillen) Regiment of Dragoons is ordered from Ireland to Scotland. The last division of that corps embarked on the 9th inst. at Donaghadee for Portpatrick. COURTS MARTIAL—CORFU. Deputy Assistant-Commissery-General Cesar= Fatiounta was found guilty of having embezzled several stuns, and sen tenced to be dismissed from his Majesty's service, and rendered incapable orserving his MAJESTY in any office, civil or military, and to make good, at his own expense, the sum of five thousand eight hundred and two Spanish dollars, and seventy-four obuli ' and a half, due to the lonian Government, deducting from thy, said amount the sum of two thousand and four hundred scorn of Malta, deposited by the prisoner in the Malta Treasury on account of the said-Government of tht United States of the lonian Islands. His Mueslr was pleased to confirm the finding of Guilty In this case ; but in consequence of observations made by the Judge Advocate-General upon the irregularity of the proceedings of the Court, his Master: was pleased to command that the Court should be reassembled foi the purpose of revising the sentence adjudged by it. . On the 21st of October, 1822, the Court reassembled in obe dience to his Mazeorr's command. communicated to 'Atte. nant-General the Right Hon. Sic T. illoina.noCommander of the Forces in the Mediterranean, In a letter front his Royal 1 Highness the Conamander-in•Chief, dated the 15th July, 1522. and haying revised the sentence. already passed a) the prisoner, came to the following decision; The Court hiving found him ; Guilty of 'ntisdemeanour, does now sentence bun, the said Charles Fauquier, to sufferthemsoWsnsinit.of iroPrioloMessartf the term of two years, and to pay a line of 5,000 Spanish dol tars, and further to be imprisoned tilt dte 'said fine lopafile•• His Moslem has been pleased to confirm the *Welled's( the Court as revised; but under all the circurnstrincels of .this c as again brought under his Mortises loam togitbar *Mk provisions of the Act:so Geo..I11; ups dft s ,lmtagmlikedglitiont of Public Money convicted, of erolg tie *attn. - Saul •by 4 which' perm's so Convicted are reu6wirk iiiapabie• ier;ing the Crown, his. heart hat been 1 14 19*4 4 9 1 0/P 5 . 1 10 11 * gracious clemency to the prisoner, by remitting so much of the sentence of the Court, as. adjudisu Fatiatia; to two years imprisonment. • - • • HALTFAX,I 4 7O II / I COTIL'' r .. '- • • - • • Deputy Assisiant-Coandilmety-Geticeal•Cothitsiti‘chohas) was waived upon the ustiermsndooed charier„ " Lee, V Beget of diltY. hi birds* fallidto oildbli heft* a Board of- Officetarmseldisled by order Of kis Extellacy Lieuteoant-Gazesal onnunandleg, between the litkanA . 144 May, In& the suit df two thoosalid tiVitlias• Ltaliirau iurefrqs or thereshoutsi belonging tothe Public, which-termed 'raft or 11 balance with which be waschargeable on thef HOPI May s -,11101.1 " gd, For having einbeizied or frandi&ntly list:Wiled, ifft 4 having wilitilly permitted sentoetfies person .or pent* mute. bezzle, or frausluksoly misapply . the sum of (44,009} -two sand pounds, Halffaz curie/Icy, thereabouts, b - Public., which formed pert. of . balm*, with whilkk Imi or* chargeabie on the 16th of Mn, 112 E" • , ' Dzcsaion.—Guilty'of die first charge. Acquidirritarg.. cond for warn of- sufficient evidence. Szurzxcx.—" To be dismissed his Maiestes service, make good the lou or deficiency - of (ifl000) •ravo 'Moms. pounds, Ilabfaz currency, to be recovered and levied after the manner pointed out in the Mutiny . xice_.. His tdialmr was pleased . to comman d, that the proMedlng• should be revised by the Court, for the following seasons. *ix; That the boding and sentence of the Court in this case ap pear to be inconsistent and irrecoacileablowith cache/her. That the Court having found the prisoner' guilt* of the first -charge and not guilty of the second; It' • Wes . not competent to them to adjudge the sentence which they have bone, that Is— " Dismissal from his Majesty's Service.„ and ..to make. good £2,000," inasmuch as that species at sentence is confined by the 188th Clause of the' Mutiny Act to the case; of individuals gritty ' of embezzlement ; whereas, in the present vase, the prisoner, upon the second charge, which is a charges' em bezzlement, Is distinctly found to be Not Guilty. • The Court having maturely deliberated open, and fully recon sidered and revised the whole of the evidence which has ap peared upon its minutes, together with what the priseme has 1 urged in his vindication and defence. is Si on AM ho the prisoner, Charles Mc/radar, Esq. DepstyAssistaot-Cons= General, is guilty of the whole of the chargei exhibited him, and does accordingly intend and adjudge Bin (the afore. said Charles Blackadar) to be dismissed his Majesty's Service, and rendered incapable of everspis ogling his Majesty in ant office, civil or military, and in addition thereto, to make good the eficiency of (Xg,uoo) two thousand pounds, Halifax min rency, which sum is to be recovered and levied after the man. ner pointed out in the Mutiny Act. • BRIMSTONE HILL, ST. CHILI' Brevet Major Ammew Wi&DXS. Captain of the Solt SAO ment of Foot, was charged with riotous and dberderil sooduct in the Mess-room, and with subsequent usgendemenly Meubste towards some of the Officers, in challenging awl ci ibsim turn out." 1 Srotsoci.—To be discharged his Majesty's awoke., qe..l dderatlon of his former services and good coodocre hg. hgeo ev er, recommended to his Majesty's denumen and hie accordingly ordered him to maiive the teguksted value regimental coarrniesioo. = Li eutena nt Dawson, for the evades imams: whirl his evidence on this trial, was ordered to be remeepd to pay of his rank; and Brevet Mrsjor Eneweeekletrodiing woe. founded report of the unfortunate aright Si the Istisioess.* be re moved drool the Service, receiving die seguisied;Viloo.of regimental cominissiom • "'7 7 .• • Last evening, Mr. Gomez HOLbigi klitto,ll‘ dispatches from his . Eaceliney the • .. , hinsador. i. • We are happy to learn, *itself the cotton -lianas in .3 1 .asgow and neighboethood tctotad to thew work. 0 IIiIitt.LIGENCE. -.off lender ail vile advantages to ‘vourable weather. The rain which • tendered the roads pleasant for and the heats/she at" whoa! heath almost intolerable, was,, _ fleeces of kht. vapoisr_by withli In which were Sett hush vies. .. it Saievesse....._ __e part Of the der..• A good deal et • • . - _ _ .. DO obtained% slit was give. tsp . Pe krat-,, .. appear. that on the , reopen*, however, was created by the state of the King's health, night 4 4 be ?OA of ,1 1aa rri t4Ile halt in,tptestina being at an- as to whetho• Sr nat hie Majesty weals! honour the °attar "Pith char, char, and the weitis e f 4 ', wall Tau &kin ba iitrisel front his prewman4sed dogmata' apitsion was that he weeld .getul Saihick, ticked to tfarlirav ;hi with* kaleatablotrecelotik“ lit NetWitibilitlAing this stireemetance, the different epproseheete. • the weer were drowned. The reestbdegtwo senteeded.in saitieg. i thrlikab were crowded at an, early laser, and the sweentliel their lives by clinging to some part of the vessel, . aad blind t4r. ; Velikles of every daterifeises that poured towards it equal:4 V k on board 'Were'conveyed to Norway. On thelierrivil they*, . did not surTsahat of al year within the recollection of the O Wto the British Con su l, wh o toad , Mika aisenrotseetki • %skim '1 e toirriagelf4ong the lines were several deep; the ngtilm_ back total's tolfoleT. 'flwilelealt krge‘at Old area- sonde lee branded , and numbers of fashionable per so ns o f on Friday last, from the Rover flabillaillneacks of Marwich. • bah sext..s promenaded up and duwu the Course. between the 1 1 Fazasteren, Jens 9..—Wbui If.lll.—farritted, abs Frandei 'rice., nuked% dimes of ail heir and textures. At about ant Ihutaroao, flan New Orlaiste.' ' '__l• • • • •• o'clock his Be* /*einem the Drake of York , attended by two .. Nemours, Jess- g .. -Wind W.W.W...4lerived the Fret Slentlemen; rode-up between the • lines, and immediately after. Lass, Tatar, front Messina ; End SPeettlatiotn.Rscnisans, Men lairds a cheer from the speetatnre announced the arrival of• the Prince Edward's Island, having been frozen up dulinjwinten. - , - Utz. .• Hie Majesty's equipage drove slung behind the stands, PORTSMOWnir, Jona 10.—Wind W.--Sailed the Meaborough, amentparked bp•about a dozen wattiders, and entered the gales Sumo*, for 'Madras and Bengal; and AltilotnWase, for London. , of, the' enclosure, attaabed to the Royal Stand (the same building Ow., Jolts 9.—Wind W.—Passed at the back - of the Good- which we d es cribe.Pl ast raw), which were instantly Closed ; and wirt Sands, the Old Mid; Teriav, foam the Havanneit.....Arrind the next moment his Alajesty appeared at the window, where the American ship Ilwinang,, Basin. from liambergit fort Dals- he received the plaudits of the ; company outside, in return foe ton, and remains with the test 'drake oettesid.hound... Also ar-• - which he ropror „,* b owe d , ro u te es hi. hot e.ach,time. His lived and !mended Op the River, the Willing Maid, linaltafx Majesty was dressed in a blue siip . kock with a velvet Prussian from Cadls-- . Sailed thicßoAmn kw/ .9 1. Tarr for Foßrlc9l•lls toiler, a black stock round bid k, a a star on his breast. and Frauds, Hem; fir the Solos Sete •• ' • Besides his Majesty and his 'RotelHtofh we observed On the • Jana lb.—Wind N.Re—Citele down: bolt dm liierAsilt P Itoyal Stand the Duke Of V;agtorn'the i}rinee add Princess night and to-day, .the Wellington e lbow her the South Sem ; Esterhaty, the Marquis otConyngbanntlie Count and Countess Renewal, Casement. for Earbadoes i Elisabeth, BROOXSI for ILientni Lord and Lady cpwp.r, Lt fly Frances Casnyngharn, Asko.; Lavinia, A&&ese, for Liaison; Telsesn,:Dara, foe'lltlo• Lord Hobert, and some other LaMkiand Noblemen. Tha Rine, b ee; Juno, pLorroolue; for Oporto; Dkonead. fkaaarr, for for soma time after his arriVil;abeked himself frequently at the thw oo t et Prita t eg A . Wiriest, 'for Arabes; aml Mary; Sumo, Win slow. lie appeared inniteeeliat, bey not meet; lame,' and ' fur Van Diemaa's Land, and mike% with OW accolawfriliable.to walked shout the'retraserittreasick Stith it creick.head, which Prireansonth ; and the whole it .thit onteratAdiamik for. their his, Majesty only used with his hand, Sot with the arm. In the different destinations. face he was a little thinner than• last year, and quite culoutiess. Crams:44°es; Jens 10.—Sititis Entered InWardtit-iaTik" Towards the subsequent part of the day he was but little at the Baltic Merchant. him Orkindeg Meters. Iran Showman ;" window, inept while tale horse! *overwriting; and inimediatery Amelia, from Dominica ; Traderamin Wreck; Triton, from:A after the last nee hls Majesty set off on his return for Windsor. Belfast ,• Alliance, from Onerresay. Entered Outwards :•-Tit For the first rare lilt horses were altered, for bin Majesty's Aline, far St. Lucia; Oaillaborougb, for Stitt's"; May, hie Cal- Plate 4100 guineas, fox horses of all ages, four years old, Sat. cants; Dwins. for Elsinetir;. Orpheus, for Smyrna; Print* of flue, lost. 'fa, and 'aged, lost. lib: font miles, blit 'only twa Waterloo, fur Ostend"; Prince of Sane-Coburg, !be Rotterdam; started--namely, Mr. Wytidhaties Centaur S years old, and Mr. Asia, f or c o mm a . ' Clearing outwards: mg rho Intrepid politte Forth's' Magnus Trail, 4 years old. This was by no menu a for Marseilles; Meridian, for Baltimore; Ruby, for Hamburgh ; goo d rapi; : t ot a hh oug h .the , horns were one at the winning Shipley, for Archangel; . Amity, for the South Seas ; Z:phyr, post, yet the *inner wis evidently but in a canter, and could . for St. Petersintrgh ; and Peggy. for Quebec. have left his .entegonlit far behind if 'he pleased. The/ were' PASSINGIM from the East-Indies, _is/ the William *melt badly 'hitched, and Centaur had no dilikultfin winning. Odds', Capt. Jammer—Henry Walters, Esq. Hill..Compassys service, s to Eck the 'rimer. ' . • left at the Cape ; Mesdames Loring, Smelt, Morriestin, Dick, . Th o sett w ea k, n ot v ot k e tt o goa t ", po co l ons : othi togs. and • Inglis; Miss Stowers:; Hemp Dawes, Eft+, Abraham Writ, two Whet and a half, and was east of the most sporting . Dick,: Rs+ and Frederick Towilehcod , Esq. him Company's races we have4ber witneasa; the tour apt horses having kept civil service; Captain E. Herring, and Lieutenant H. V. Cary, Xbreast nearly all the way from the distanee to the winning Use. ComPalrea 29 th rtrlicaellc native theactrt 4 Idetetwant- 1 ,••• post, while the riders end whip and spur with all their might. • Totaliame, ditto 9th ditto; Ideotelmat W. Carat kic Riejssq - li The Whose won only by a head, and it was doubtful . which of Mat regiment of foot; Emily James Rexburg, on. Company's the =ikon , was f ormat . w ho follow i ng homes ran: only two ilea native infantry; Mr. Abraham Deasonerchaat... Children. w . f . D k ae j. ' • • .—The three MINN Diet, Miss Martian, Miss Brook, Miss Le- r m.. Ali- -", •74 o fthkg ai r. E amah e tkos i t seh me l N i non _ 4 ekt - . itsg, Master lacing, two Masters Walter% Mamas Merriman, t o . ip : b."7 77- : ; • _ .;."'" P.. yes Maturely Brook, Daires,lnglis,Bannett, Patton, Pattenion. . ' ar r .pr o we Ad a g e& 4 yes o w. 7 4. 0b... _ . . . . Irmo Tata cateso*Mrs. Major Loftin, and Master and hiss u' Jorr — qharger, 4 yrs old, .786 Ol ,_.,.• Loft*. Mr. I . Percy s Sir Iluldihraiad,,A yes,i44,.M. Mis. . • , • ' . . • • H. It IL the Duke of York's Northawester S yen old, art. 41b. - Vt - - •'s Black-and. . BOLIIILL 4ND :DORKING. • ~ This delightftil country has already become the resort of hundreds of Faihionables. Upwards of ninety visitors dined at the inn at-Box-hill on Sunday last; and lodgings . in the neighbourhood . can only be procured with Ilte greatest difficulty. In truth, it appears that,,tpmparatively.spealFing,. but few of the lovers of thepitturesque hive till 1110 y been apprized of ilie bmauei of Os inatinthi . gttottutift k int only , iti be Wen lobe idiettild. '' . '' 44 '.".' :. ll* w ' . , lo Werkere• teceivtd capi.Tmatr:GagetteCto , the - 44: Karat, but their :co4tiost# ' _,lmimportant. •.„ „ Ac4k A to.4l, 1.54 b,,. cm tliO i tt st Wit.sori , „ sailed trk;Aith:con via nesda / Sly tip' ' the ' Atli - mitant,' c Is the terlitoiy iirPtisidis, %ii 'Ellin eirgb,.cob•blit ineof-viridni *Wes and' niercliandiat,,Fusd .li3B • set- - A - 2 - 5 Mr. Wyndham'. ...a.all.blsek, 5 yrs old, in. 41b. Lord Darlington's Brother to Antonio, 4 yrs old, est. 61b.. Mr. Heatheste's Antelope, 6 yrs old, est. lib. • Duke of Rutland's b. e. by Cattoo, S yrs- old, • ist. 101 b. Two subscribers did not name, and four paid logs forfdt. The third- was for • the Sweepstakes of Igo sovereigns each. • half forfeit, for fillies then three years old, Saes 411). tfeW A bad race; won by a length. only three borais.started, yisr— Mr. Wyndbam's b. Spermactd,byWhalibaie, o of Rabin • Hood's darn - - - • • - • g Lord' 0; H. Cavendish's-Iw. by Pioneer, out 4. Ridicule • ' Mi. L. Fox's b. Tlnt, by Haphssard, 01410 Landsope . S Th e sootily smart excellent rate, well eoutested,vilmspitly by &bead. 'Air Renewed Wet-punks* for 1413 - 16 a jillPh e ltlol6 estib, for : all aces; ibui jeer olds, vat.. h1b..ihr50ac.414.14100111.. ullk and-aged, ass. Martin allowed 31b; . Tin stikules• us Ili sob! for ao To start ac the pox sip aneeiound,alsout Into satilesidd AWL ' • ; • • • • . ti Udny'S Ml:iodide, f In t uit- • *.• • .••• - ' ' : Northey's Woweermans, apt: *- • -•- • : • puiae.6l . llfalsr!4s Raccluinse r iStps oist t • . 3 Me. 3V-' • e. Wanton, * * yep• ~..—rt..4.4o:Yoriel4lnit" mans, agr4 Bar.cluntalvtoprs • yladiaos . „ b e. Wanton, tyrs A Royal Ulgf!itess theDake •Five Subiesiberadld• nut • • Ybehist wasallid racw latioientitto ••• • 6 wenstakes at 200 Itfifffif rick. $. en. )fella 111110. try,Ositille,,oat'orandlY . • } • l i ord Doopsto's put Of•Casuellii - - expected diat.bli Illiatijstf will notirvisit the heath darl.fg the razes; bin on which day is not krOwS3-.• • • )4NT.WICM'IIBETIN IC G, JUN , Win Aileen/30. ''PpoocUlfelliais„ . • VisT.lintriyes hy;ChimplOn, 3 yea • 1 '1 141. Iscd's be. *Treed& • - , 0 0 W. Wynn's b. f...lay emus, Syr old: . • 0 GRAI;ID BOWING -MATCH, t , PO A matzo,. MTN ST* Re LEAN, Mt Aelhollh Yesterday afternoon, the • Meer between Blatkf,r,iars and lrativhidl •Brldges. presented a most animated oppeurance 1 1impillsop of a itowtogniatch for the Wolk Pure Wherry; 'than by Mr. Kcal, the Actor, in comrnainoradOstof Museum's last public appearance on the 10th of June, 1774, for the bereft 4( the Thevricat 'Fan& Thu match was contended Ase - by'aeviti pair of oars, dieln *hied' brenlaun of searice, purple, orange, light blue, pink, IpEnst r and yellow ; and was decided In two beats. In the last Itept the competitors proceeded from ,Waterloo Bridge through Blackfriars, rtitirned back again through Vauxhall Bridge, and back through the centre arch of Waterloo Bridge. Vietory de clared In favour of the - Phrks, C. Msyuard and J. Galley, who btasontly leaped tato the prise, amid the occhunadoca of an. lee-manse crowd of spectators who, lined the banks tit 'the riser, , barges, and bridgri..hfr. teas, who was hi an • den-Oared cutter, witnentW the *holt retarding. • • Conitablesi 'by - •ffie lute Vagrant Act, incur. pe nalty of twenty,shillings, if they suffer gypsies of we gabonds,.to encamp om the veastassialakeitbeit re 'pettiest parishes. • - I . 4,•+.' • as Mr. Fainter, of illeadannea with his bousekropet. • and grofitieue, "olois.llollolllog to town la a slosh -atom cludw,fhe hoyat toyk , ftitly_pag. Layton stese,.bf Which the chaise . his dlertUr Ind MEIV F. had f.ve of his - ribs fnis' the houlirkeopt. was , %thigh %fated that add t ‘ , llarl,j,e. grandson/ thir‘irierel.of. them of considerible proposlY. Monday, three cargoes cgAggs passed through the Cttscpnty stilarMarwitfir-;(r9ttifrilkicen,i4he citifies of t o sso athOle two liiitictced Rog , Vekt aftek 1. i iate of one penpr 'doze.' ) ""T 4 Some Men who mere enittgod-kilkishilit 444 Ei 'theAvec Deimvareoipposio Tinicurn Islikd a 4Yetse gp one bundredAndteleven.gurgistkie at. CsiikeAgt 7 7 . Of die I6th Mat,, stair dift •OgrAnloe,wr to Mike .his raft a'pperdtrke lit kin* fiaca trot - evemni, Cottfladi s Gad fritiriimi;itid thin ciattediplitted ttetornin4 home its the shif9)fdifer. • Greeii pews vitio•ribibita, forlhe 4iicjiale this ,seasonu at i Ngvw Yo i rlt, on the 9th of M# fe 7 'te ula. tu* MiPtkdr." • - Fiksils • • It is isikci of s : 's hearth is titl4h'ikitb:teßiteil;'dOotiifof whether he - min , he able, diiiiat 101/ few silinainins - Weeks of the Sea skin to ftil fi lllikattimien of making a motion iCti the evidence acidoceA at th e bar of the House of Com mons in the affair of the Sheiiirof ty. however, „ expected to be,. in somb delis* .44141efere %a House In another` shape.' • Tits liottfoti.--We have already untedlititt doe Lordi of the Treasury have consented to ,postpone the payment of the Hop Dutyi.fOr one Whole year. In the letter of Mr. Hltaßtzs, oritathe Secretaries of the Treasury, to Sir EDWARD KNAir.t.t., which 'announces thisintention, hi refs& eff The Lords of the Treasury do not feel themselves ',warranted by any, just view, either of the. interests of the public, or even of those of the . parties themselves, in recom mending to farliameni . to repeal or to dithinish the existing dodo+ . upo nlllopi, conceiving that it - would encouragee the Mitt that ov* cultiration if the article, whirls Would ay*** lead to . ta tetiesvali of their . . . 4i . ..,, , present enbartsissibeit At ilteilitattere and not distant .. , i t r i t . s ur ch i thq 7sei ept i dttoroln re ioz s i s v ion oul o d f , cpstE g or of is suspendtii - orit7or • _see*ll *1414 ' 'Wog 4dsEfd, b't teeetig,Odleof v . tlbe at elShott which thq have received, as 16 lb, pixr*and esti* of the preseatAlarat i silhat r a . susOneimt Or** dot/ for 01K.Te‘g idtrisoold not he I stancreiii leo W 1 duNeTeet 4 , 4 th ihritir.ti "edittrifinviheenitilii -404. of bo Ois . uhiitteeld ihe ptirpose ' wholtri wht:hi intiii Medd . bythe ' sal repressor in . prietrOT theatttelefirP' or to redew ii l iietieidredltirtilidr v IC) 'addioes- t$ .tkoat 4 tht st rgi.!' sistreawastipeadjar. . igr ik :: St, .. . . • .. 44 . --•- d . 1 44 - . .t,,* dart niir * - .. -. _ _ _ dii Na iiih lseriatishea sordasvoillsaidia Nis* trap, ONlVP•nedir - Vel,!t - 7:•—•,- -;-.g • 11 41 9P1 41011 - lbeOe.X, gi Vit ea6l#4 to still 414iiiimstitimi * mciorei• 10' to*Weiiilg irta relligie the. • linter hots' %hi duty 'ittie . ro ". yaa$1111111;?=- • - «1.,: - ;.;• t ,:, 4., 1:. i•- •S• .- I ;%I& II -141 ,11447mM 9 t :4 1 Ere bar - tower/if ".. 4to be MPOOtai WS '. )) isi NOL_Pihi,4ll•l 2 rokent._____ , *ati Ntat . „ Abooithr bead. ' - • •=far i t i V=ilair;.. •of t b l ot i rii IllirObletk,' ligail IL -It wttl. Oa OW *teased bowl**, At ilio, Oa Brew So is thi eft at Oct. o !AIM fisbnd rila t ioall, stitteoesti to oven' pool triOsporto whldi wit conkmotpol for five iris" roo4aeos eat fo this wheri - tte ' mutinied id rigid :sleartia iittdl the 17 di of ' Wt. wW be w 4 rahivitifftwolkiilfofirsoiry with a tilliallia,' undir "MA amegliiht !te,liMiusdk felt dliki,e , cr 741, . ..._____EutrAILLIO4NCL . SPORTING INTEI toes lis-1 t , --. - -lawritarm:m „ • - - ;,,kilicjirwcAP, wiNtAtr„ ..,,, •43‘maniart_ae.. i the tni a = an Patiledede m eet b se e TZ •• : • \ dertyed front the must fsvourable G 'MAN Gaanart, • ma' ddned at leal an the 27th of April. harlit ga io nal s ga ra ar i state aban- • c)flbe iiiietidia lilis: a tha ttrv a nci :4 i*nd and 4 ,0 of . Oro and part the cargo Weft ego hst year nrodered the bra rites 1 ;About threfe itetgisince, If , ishletbasi beietiginp do Darer, now h=t r empeted by the fleece n it. In which were Ere...hew sees ridedes, *ll4 " . Da Wilts could it Silii the meet par! Of ~,,,_ OA obtained. At was give, lop fory Pat. It appear. that on the , raven*, however, wa% created by tk I! =w? i s o Inc . cautiva . l.- 1 76:1; - .; which - ... i . ~...: ....- m.. .. 6 ...... 1 . 1 ..... tr....a ,....:: erna Ur the wpm* (and -- I,„ ath . 7 . 77 7 .i c ap 7 . 77. • ..-- 7 " maid. wee tem- rri#l.l. -- , giVzmyr,eitt, ' WWI Oxier); Pi 1! e re theatttejeYto continua kliclitOfVef. % 4 '... 41 1 tletiff , ' o4l l l s t y4 e". Ow the f d rtiViatitte Ithith bar ea irliVeTsiampTielik laP arM, tow Ale '' . .e l Oat itf: , tbai - " itorii ,9 l , ik _ " pgi o . " lie g' it 4600 . 44ii5e011/ , .. , ri o s e llaCriZr" id i tl '• . trit ! poliet.to ....._ . d 'WV dlaistaiiiit lir. 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