Star. — London, England, 1823-06-16 00:00:00

Da ppc., and the essential injury .that would come, are a to the Turkish asrmirritself, if there should be any renewal -of. thsi. sangisinary 'steds which had nar k e d the earlier periods of thit.urihappy contest.—. • D o Admiral assured them that this advice was en y conformable to the strict orders of the Sultan, 0 00 his oven private opinions. it is stated in a private letter from Constantinople, a st allklay 10, that the combined sqliadion of 'Otto. ran, Algerine, and Tunisian: ships, consisting ,of a b o ut fifteen frigates, with small cyaft iiiabundanie s col:1 6 . 2 110cl by the Capital) Pachai. had •esiled, but its destination was not biosim. All the %Toeless and children of Srezzialave many mouths since quitted t ivt island, so that none but fighting men remain tare at .present. The Capitan Pacha is the man ‘ , 1 , 0 to ok Off the head Of the Kalif Oglou, the Go. s . ern cr of Smyrna. The Fas -.ATM: went on board his .i r i ga te before he sailed, which was doing him no sat honour. Some doubts have been thrown out as to the le gality of any Subscriptions in this country, especially by Corporate bodies, in behalf of the Spaniards ; an d the LORD Mayon, i.a the vigilint discharge of sluty, as guardian of the franchises of the 'City, has intimated his determination of submitting A case on the subject, for the Opinion of the Law ogees of the Crown. Thit such Subscriptions are a rt the spirit of the existing Laws of the ( ) mis ery, and in direct opposition to the line of coaduct which both the Government aud the Legis lature have thought most to the honour and ad vantage of the nation, cannot, we presume, be de. v i e d; but we must confess, at the same time, that it a ppears to us but a weak invention of the French party am ongst us, to raise any alarm about the legal con sequences in which they may involve the'subscribers. We are not lawyers enough to say how far such con duct may or may not constitute an offence cognizable by oar Courts of Justice; but of this we feel well as sured, that stand the question of law as it may, it is hot tine which is ever likely to be submitted for trial. The Government is too wise, too discreet to waste its powers in /contest with a paising gale like this; a Mere squall which 'mist soon blow over, and leave our po litical atmosphere as serene and steady as ever.— Met a besid.s, need any subscriber to the Spanish cabse have to apprehend, were the Law OfEcers of the Crown to be so ill-advised, as to prostitute them for this expression of a sympathy, honourable at least ? The worst consequence that could befal them would be merely personal—some pecuniary fine, _perhaps, which persons so free of their money would *1 course tare little about. Forfeiture of Chatters_ hiklieen' talked of The idea is ridiculous. 'hi itizens of London at least - should know the nature of thetr , . franchises better than to imagine, that they can ever be in danger of another (lue) Wdrranfr is tp c esab ig ounecount of any " personal taansgrission or per sonal judgment" of those who may for the monietti Irave.the administration of their affairs. . 7 - 7 - 1 We are rejoiced to state that his Muter, cond. i t aa,io good health, and daily increases in strength. Isis MAJZSTY has select dinner parties every daya-a. Yesterday. his MAJESTY attended Divine Service at Cumberland Lodge: the ReY. Mr; Sumiant was the glEciating Chaplain. It is his MAJESTY'S present in tention to return to Carlton House on Tuesday even ieg, where he will stay but a few demand then set off fir Portsmouth to commence his marine excursion!. • Hit Royal Highness the Duke of CUUSZRLAND left &rine on the Se. inst. to pay adroit visit to England. At three o'clock, on Saturday morning, the Duke ((CUMBERLAND, accompanied by Prince Somas, and attended by Major I'on - nay/4 arrived in town from Barer, At iv O'clock hiCßOyal Highnless left town for the 'King's 'Lodge, inlArindsor Perk; where his Royal High:leashed an interview with the KING; and afterwards returned to town in-the afternoon. The Duchess of CLattaace left/own for Busty on Saturday. Kensington Gardens were thronged withsooticom pany yesterday fi orn foor until seven o'clock, It was lovely day for a greensward promenade. •An the leaders of the beau monde were there; not in all the ride, pomp, and circumstance of Patrician. splen dour, but in all the less obtrusive clegancies of haat ton. Among the Gentlemen were his Grace the Duke WELLINDTON,*PrittCe PAUL ESTERHAZY the Earl LITWPOOL,of Lord GRANTHAM, Count er. ANTO sto, and many others of the first rank. There were boriemen enough withont the wails to have formed a gallant regiment ; and the carriages in waiting Completely blocked up the King's private road from Kensington Gravel Pits to Knightsbridge Barracks. The e Hyde Park drive was quite deserted. Among the new financial measures in Sweden, a stamp ditty on Newspapers is contemplated. M. NVoLsnrattaow, who died a short time ago at St. Peteroburgh, is said to have left property esti mated at fourteen millions of rubles. Two farmers of " rather a better cliss," hive been arrested near Mallow, for laying some of their neighbours under contribution. A letter from Rio Janeiro, dated the .sth of April, contains the followiag By a . Decree of this Go vernment the Port of Bahia is declared in a state of blockade, and a squadron under command of Lord Cochrane, consisting of a ship of the line, and four Other vessels of war, sailed from hence oo the Ist Mama to-enforce it. This packet is to sail on the 4 .9 th, but will net touch Bahia." An extract of a letter from *Valparaiso, dated Fe• bruary, states, that not only BARNARD O'Htocstri,, the Disector of Chili, is dismissed, but all his Mi nisters. The once British brig Indian, that was taken onahe coast of Peru by the licensed freebooters from Chili, and unjustly condemned he those fellows that Are now dismissed the Covernment. is at present in " e ' bay, having just arrived from Valdivia in a de aslorable state, telng employed by the Government. 7111 1 / 4 AlWf ty. Thia morring the 2d Datteitimslid Ateilottekt 91 1 40$ dhlng linty hrtite Tower,- i.day tatesigteebilh Goodman's-fields, and practised, aka. am military manoeuvres,, under the conunand of Captain-Adintant Biam i teL - • On the 11th instant thc itd, or CuitninghaniaM Ctundock Deghnent of AyrshirrYmmanry Cavalry, eornmatid'ed by Lieu tenant-Colonel J. F. Hanat.me, were fevietwed ATM the goals by Staler-General Sir Tsseems Dianna" E..C.Sh•Comloilanists? in-Chief for Scotland, and Staff. The Genteel exprassed his gratification at their very sokiiir like "conduct In the ilifti,.and the general good appearance of the durpe, together with the "ctr l kat order of tluir equipment. • '• •• • The 73d Reginutot, now in Edinburgh Castle, though consi &red a national. Regiment, has not esn quartered in Scotland since the year 1809, immediately previoul to its embarkation for New South Wales, from which colony, after a stay of sclera! ' years, k Wes removed to Ceylon. The•td battalion, -now re duced, fanned part of the expedition to the North of Germany. in 18t3, and also shared in the glory and danger which fell to the lot of those Regiments which fought at 'Waterloo, is which action it suffered severely both in Officers and men. *OTAL MILITARY COLLZGE, BAGMOT. Thursday the hell yearly Inspection and nramination of the Gentlemen Cidets of dm Royal Military College took place, in presence of the following Board of Officers, viz. General WILLIAM ghtl CATOCAILT, IGeneral Sir TIMMY CALVIN.; Bart. G. C.D. Lieutenant-General P. Major-General Sir Gamma hlvenir, G.C.B. Governor. Diajor.General Sir J. W. Gormou, Bart. KGB- Qoatter- Master. General. Colonel JAMS 'Jewett, Lieutenant-Governor- Lieutenant-Colonel hams hlaczezmoorr, Major. Captain JOHN GARVOCE, Assistant-Adjutant-Gen. Secretary. Friday the Board re-assembled, for the purpose of examining the undermentioned Students in the. Senior Department of the Institution; who, having severally acquitted themselves to.the entire sa ction of the Board by their demonstrations and ac quirements in the different branches of military tactics and ma thematical science, were furnished with the usual testimoisial! to that effect: Captain BYRNE, Half-pay 22d Foot. Captain Tarettitax, Half-pay 14th Light Dragoons. Cornet Hzumast, Half ray tith Dragoinis. Lieutenant W. 11. BALL, 16th Lancers. • • Lieutenant J. C. &sears, 1144 7qtat (Royal Irish). MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-OFFICE, JUNE 13, 1823. Royal Regitnent of Horse Guards—Assistant-Surgeon James Bett, from half-pay of the 98th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice George Hickman, whoexehanges. . . 4th Regbamit of Light Drop, _ -...eutenant Var. Keith Alex ander Jackson. Bart. from the 14tit Light Dragooni, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, who exchanges. Oda Dhto—Comet Jeremiah Robinson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Young, who retires; SantuelPols. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Robinson. , • • 9th Ditto—Lieutenant Julius Greenwood to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord George Lennox, promoted in the Cape Corps; Cornet John Eniglitley Musgrave to be Limanint, by purchase, vice Gemmed; Richard Fleetwood Same, Gent. to be Cornet, by persbass, vice Musgrave. .... • . 13th new—Captain Mansell Bowen to be Major, by pardon* vlat Macalester, who redres; Lieutenant lan** Tosslinses to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bowers; Cornet Neu** Nash tole Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Tomlinson. . ' To be Cornets, by purchase—Cornet John Huy Evered, Heft half-pay of the 19th Light Dragooss, vice St. John, re. mated in the Cape Carpswl Cavalry; :John Chibert Gent. vice Nash. , • . - • 14th Regiment of. Light Drsgoomps—Cliossist Aisles Oa: moods Smith, from the 4th Light Drilinia, to be Li**, none, vim Jackson w li o exchanges. - • • 7th Regiment of Per ot.-Lieutenant John ISM% fronithe 411th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 46th Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Wailer, fro* "the 7th Fiat. •to be Lieutenant, vice Stuart. who evehenges. • - . 524 EttetoCaptain Archibald Musray_Doositts, from half.noil of the Regiment, to he Collate. e*IF. Jen" who exelmege na Ditto--Ensign•John Marriott °Vacate. from kalf-pay of the Beth/Witt, to be Eniivi..!fite :Paige G. WiNe:a ' *exchanges. 134 Ditto- - Lieutenant Deane Sego Cieeneyi teem me .of.the.3lllth Pooh to be•.l2entetlent, vice liehen French, who exchanges. Royal Afrfcm Colonial Corps--Lientenant Jobling, from half. pay of the 104th Foot, to be *Adjutant, end- Lieu* pant, .vice Hints, demaied. The undermentioned Lieutenants, with temporary rank,to have the permanent rank of Ensign from the ist April, DM Lieutenatits 'Joint Swanty, James Jackson, Thomas Molls and Herberr•Mends. • td Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign Hugh Mair to be 41.0.- termaster, vice Crumble, who returns to his former Meador as Ensign in the Corps. Cape Corps (Cavalry)—Td be Captains of Troops—Lieutenast 'George Hamilton, Earl- of Belfast, from the 1* Light Drii• goons, by purchase; . Captain William Cox, from half-Fey the est Dragoons, vice the Earl of Belfast, who Captain Pringle Taylor, from half-pay of the std Light Ow goons, vies the Earl of Yarmouth, veboexchanges. asaannusnamm• The appointment of Ensign Daly, from half-pay of the Mb . Foot, to be Ensign in the td Royal Veteran Battalion, aka* be vice ~lair, appointed quartermaster, and net Crombie, ap pointed QUarterrnaster, as before stated: Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Essex. East Essex Militia—The Hon. John Henniker to be Captain, vice Harrison, deceased ; Christopher 'Richard Preston, Esq. to be ditto, vice the Hon. John James Strutt, premotedi Jew Jones Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ist Regiment of Essex Local Militia—Peter Dn eatte, jan. Esti. to be Major, vice . George Davis Carr, deceased. I Ist Regiment of Essex Yeomanry Cavalry—William Wright Luard, Gent. to be. Cornet. • - • Saturday, the dispatches for Bengal, by the ship Minerva, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship.. The celebrated circumnavigator M. V. KRUSISN STERN, •is now engaged in the publication of a new Marine Atlas, 6134 special charts, which is to contain p the known group of elands in the Oceassi of both hensi t spheres.. • The Marqu is of DALISIBURY, KA. who departed this life ois Friday evening, at his seat at Hatfield, -was born &pt. 1, 1748, married Dec? , 1773, Maim Aas atrial t Lt, second daughter of Vilit.cs,lateMarquis of DOWNSHIRE, born 1751, .by whom he had- issue GEoRGIANA CHARLOTTA AUGUSTA, born March f.)0 ? 1780, to whom their Iate3IAJESTIES and the PaINCEStr ROYAL stood sponsors; EASILY, born July.l3, 17891 JAMES MORDAUNTWILLikht, VisCOuntCRAWBOURNE, bore A psil 18, 1791; another daughter, bora:August 13,1193- . SUMMER ASSIZES—OXFORD CIRCUIT. Before Mr Justice Paso, aid Mr. Bacon *audit. Ilerkshire— Monday, July 7, at Abipsdap. . ' Orfordshire—Wedneiday, Jely 9, at Otiard Worcestarshire--July s 11, at Wereester. " ••• • • lA` • City of Worceseer--Saine day, at Wonstottr. . . —JO Staffordshire—Th=3day, July 17, at Stafford. Si Shropshire—Wednesday, July 23, at Shrewsbury. Ileeefordstire—WednesdaT, July 30, at Hereford. • •• . ._ 11 91 12111 r7, Autoit 5, at' Monmouth: - ' Illoutestershire-410111.1ay. Anvil a, at Gliostesttr. . City of Gloucester—Sante day, at Closeout*. . • MI Di.ANO C/ILCUIT !. • Before the Ctizer Nun+ and Mr. Baron GAILIOIIII. Woettrarnpronshire--Moriday, July. 7, at Northampton._ Rutland_ Friday, July 11, at Oakluno. • ' Litro4othary--84112rdarl. July. Hi, at Lincoln. City of tiarol4—..3alisal days ,at Liscola, 4. • - ..Nottinghamshire,-Tbursday,Jely 17., at Nottiffitanu Town of Nortinshrtranse day. at. Nuttinglsins.• Derbysbire—Saturday, July 19, at Derby. Laieesterslakr--Weducsdar,Julyt3, at the Castled' Lcieestlle: linrough of Leicsiter—Sause day, at the Ilorough of Ir. City of Coventry— Satur.lay, July 116, at Core: St Wareei:.. NA row mire.mxisiics.-75141,0 :A l / 4 1 . I :t. 1 5.:3 iss , a—eresas.-:. ' IP( ;141: with :I liona7 The AterS * A l4l Wo fianiiimrs . Ir t i gi te lelissiee pet swat a ish . litileity s a to *hit *hit iilt. in ht. So. Wig, "-, it' ftlhilifet ilitielliiVelif Wee: .—For London: Tirebbeguatus 'Caw, Demist s Made, rerlpie,' Enterprises Garland Ggitealibberts, PRIAIT3oi4,C . .11 i ri i , prices Chariouralaet, afiWa. U Olll ttt .. ' Iwo. bar . Chtistlihi;'Staiefi WE. cr asiiiil i loth Castle, kiant aint VCllrt"lkt -1 0eriablz I der , , Ofirtii), 'end .Dereinatiotu)u rdNl qkli gaill'W lugs f 10 1 0 , 14 w", rtsAndqravelk . ' • '. " 4 : Sri .r : 2 :'‘' 0.1 01:!‘ 'II: EtpteVrii Vali k3 z —, 3 liVill ii ii.):7-• , •41121,01. Rosurre, from tondOrt. gi ed the rady • 044 - 3,77 a : . C:. , I - ': ...... Lisbon. • Jrza 14.—Wind Princess Elizabeth picket for Janiaick; and RprA George antaeweessel- fu Oortensaq and Cadiz ; and Thiee 'Brothers for Vigo. PLvstourty June 1.11, 7 -Wirtsl :111',W 2 ,--,./I,atAacd t a g V ercu li es . VA uasuut, from London to Ceylon, 'Using Mee With damage la s her hull in going into*doith in 'Catsrall*t and it Iseapected the Whole of her cargo will be landed. .Sailettehaleilitktesi Van Dietuan's Lind. l,. dats poarsirourm, Jens, 14.—Sunday last of =s ... "fem. Rikidge. Lo Prepare the ROYAL Grotto It yacht, captain the tion.TaiMitii mr,a oar 'CAPPL, C. B. for. his Miami's reception,: by the Vett inst. for the purpose of cruising within the he of WiglL • Nang 40; the Hon. Sir Cu...ages Peons wilted from. his seat, Fair Oak, in this county, to direct the equipment of his Mirisrv's favourite yacht, which can new go *out otiaristior an hour's notice. Sir Ciraaaas Patter will cemtnitadthe blu squadron, and hoist his Begin the Rorer. Groaca,• on -the oeca• don of his Alararry's embarkation. The liovar, Scesamon yacht, Captain Caaates Anew, and the Paws Rusin, Six blimitam SLYMOUR LCD. are fitting at Deptfdrd; and the NAIAD frigate, baptkin the Mon. It. C. Senecas; ftwuntan, 16, Captain 11.10NTAGO-f SALM, 10,•CATDMI ANDOTHNON; assama, Captairt Bahrox; and Cluaorei deutenant Hausmann, at this port, ase solorm part of the Royal squadron. Wednesday, the Eas. a s e , 14,, Captain Ili o rm Jususnougs, arrived from Dept ford, fitted for,the S9iith American station. She will sail about 'Theiday next. • Yesterday the Stienn frigate arrived from . the Downs,'and the orbit being foal, she was towed into the him hour from St. 1-leke'r, by the Comet stain-vessel, at the rate of about five utiles an hour, against the wind, and the tide just I nalking out of the harbour. This circumstance occurrhtg here for ihe first time, attracted much gratified attention. The Savaturwill bo paid off and broke up. Dam. Jun* 14.—Wind N.R.—Arrived last night, and sailed for the River, the Warren., Rees, front the South Seas; also, to -day, the Sir Andrew Hammond, from ditto; Thomas Gib bons, Putunt, from Baltimore ,f and a Dutch frigate, front Am sterdam, to convoy Ditch vessel down Channel. Came clown, front the River and sailed, the Rochester, Setereta, for %orto ; Enterprise, Tnoanox, for Gibraltar; Intrepid packet,' We Lewin, for Marseilles; Caledonia, Baown, for Grenada; Ve: lucky, STANTON, for Buenos Ayres; Skylark, MONDAY, for Constantinople ; Lord Nelson,-Dosant, for Quebec. Jona lg.—Wind R.N.R.-.--Arrived pse plot and to-day, sad sailed for the River, the Lord Castlereagh, DURANT, from Bom bay; Blias, Snows, from the Cape of Good Hope; 7V3ttoria, Foam, from Jamaica; and the Walls, RITCHIE, from Quebec. Sailed the Prince ltent, Machin, for klamburgh ; - ales, the Rsjpent, MOULIN for Surinam. . • . NAVAL PBOSIOTIONA . • ' • 'Lleadlittatit Anotettes Vtteeisaales,ofthe Busislklipro ntedd to the rank of Commander. Lieutenant Psalm JIIITICS. is appointed to the Palm .11M am: yacht. • Lieutenant nu, to the ROYAL SO#PAIIIIII yacht. • Lieutooant Cagan to the Amon, eke Fria. Mr. Dann Boarset, Asalatatit.Surgeos of the Twin; to promoted to the rank of Suissea. Conunissioner fuse Wourr, from the Naval Yard at Ma i ks, ' s' 'appointed to succeed Commissioner Bowie, at the 'lraq Dowd, whose ill health obliges him to retire from 'motive service: Conuniasioner Lawn succeeds Commissioner Wozur, at Malta t and Captain T. Baum is appointed Commissioner of the I•4val Yard at Bermuda. • ..ns, Admiralty have directed that no ?wiser of iftile•Fey is' to be entitled to Half-pay untill he has passed his accounts and is 'ekteriof dibt•l . had that kb shall boa daltiC foe Half-pay during the period which be might be ht. ebt.. Altura AMA also, by taw to the Navy Dowd, request to be played upon Ike Half. IlatikSoWillild!attare Paid niL . • st-mu,.t.c.;1!4 • • i prA tfll /RB/4/00. ~. -....,-- The BaronYofClonlist; idthe Kitts's County; and the-Below, of Ballinecar, in the eutiltry of Wicklow, are, by Proclamation issued from • Cattle on Wednesday, plieed under the Insurrection Aci. !ROM TUE RIOILIN JOUJIVAL. The -Provincial Papers received frail the South this, morning, are out stained. by the record of a single outrage. It is to be hoped that-the insurgents have at length perceived the inutility and wicked- Deis of *fir barbarous proceedings. But whatever atay be the cause, it is highly gratifying .to think, that either reason or force hai produced a favourable change. • .We are still convinced, notwithstanding ;all we halm heard to the contrary, that the Southern disturbers were actuated solely by local objects, and that - nothing of a pOlitieal nature influenced their coed Oct It-V9u l 4 been, filintfiorevei, UP , deny that a very considerable degree of agitation prevails at this moment throughout the country : the approaching tlitielflis.o/July is viewed as the day of an,aful crisis, by the Catholics of the North, and the Catholic As: i sociaiion of this city, intend to issue an admonitory Leaution to Vie people . of their religion, recommending forbearance, and not to attempt any re-action in con sequenCe of the Orangemen celebrating their party tritriph: We apprehend, however, that the twelfth of July, neat. will pass over, as formerly, without any serious disturbance, or any manifestation of *eyeid the usual incidental quarrels arising from drunkenness and folly. ;.,. The Orange party are also spreading unfavourable reports, 'tending to excite alarm among their body ; but, we believe, neither of the factions anticipate any occurrence beyond what we have stated, and that it is merely a, trick of the alarmists or agitators among them to. produce riots, for the purpose of mutual acOusatiou. . Illor IN NEWGATE % Duman.— Nlonday, whew the iglutrd _of V* 231 Welch. Fusileers was being re- Owed a; Newgate, some of the conviets under sap VW. ,nt transportation conducted themselves ht..* riolatts and disorderly manner, hissed and groaned Kele soldiers, and at length proceeded to fling down through the• bars, a variety of missiles ; a can struck one of the •sentiaels. wistr imMetliately levelled his pieoseked up, and wounded one of, the disturbers in the sheulder., This had the immedia4e:effect of re storing-tranquillity.. Thomas Behan:is the name of ttt* convict who ross l shotr the other offenders were heavily broiled. .•, :1: ....:1.:.4,' , : ;* t.ii i . i .:'l•; ‘'',,, '....- ••... „ . - r. t ,;`lt . Sly. ......11 . -. , 1 1.: ,!: E! , zi--jrt,' , l Some quarries of white and green : ramble huvo been lately discovered-in-the west of Ireland which promise to bever . ir a ukiible. ;The whit; is stilt is; be of a qualiti 4 superior for - the purpose of itattraty'und sculpture; tol any .Itallan • marble * , ;being - 4 3 *e , as tine Diatom suttavastitotion with the best GrelauVretiflllat and tiro 'mesa marble is considered to be ofthoi farailt I &Atte . aro re•instirie; and to rival timiineattiteccimeits 1 Of tli:it vet r t ate and. costly at title in beauty. ". • 7 6 - ,1., .ht4s _ „_. BUILTON (UK Dal). iliCW11;111W— . Ak el iVi" e 4 .ri.rteo ; . . . litlektfm okint.it Ur. 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A ' - , ' - -i Iglie..4tahae, -AO Peinsceuib, it. gest ealtAbbillserlileeed - • 400let0 salre i gl. stilikw• 1 ..1 ,-,..... , ,-,.. ,; I 11& B athe' Trfinblettdot'' It frrOM v, rst. Mb. . ;" _. A NW C. Coated c. by Wilititiocillfinitiltst lite . z' fl ' J ''' If -11 fir . Illaketa br. a. !I:Wilder, 4 yesseld(Teiii,4l4 il-c: , .4, 1 • *- Mr. ,Ceidwags b. h.. Noblernad v Me. 111 b. . ...14....-: ifs . 0 M. Blake's 4. c._ .Welettlar, 4 yrs csid. yet. 1.310,2-::. ' , . 0 . MUCattlylb: e. Piatigruel; 4 yrs ofd, 2st. 01b. .- 0 . . SWeepstakes oflO 9elneak ii.Thnh 20 Guinea, 444giti . 64. . .- . Mr. CFO's'', Munster; 3 irs'old, tst. 41116.1.4 , ;-• , t I . • - - 1 Mr. Dixon's ONO, 3ln odd,- lie. 31b. • - , la ••:,:".' .- • 2 ?dr. Hunter's Bollayegedfmt•lllb. - :,alw •., e... •-* 3 Mr. Watts's Tipped pia Alva*. AL . • ' ,4 " t *. .' • . 4 • Fi a l iT.443 A . DIGITOK.GRICRN: ... Ircintedirsdi.._slimiegabitt •ef tbe.Cominemeration, at Orford , ea iimeldwaniWilidebers et the •Ueiversity who are in thefoiep . ..lmplaukilsedmallliaidllagaratal, by two re gular out and oulore. m••pd 0 AI 'entire moue asset, nailing else but goad ones, well kpwlleandird bytimicrisirii cognomens of the Pot man and the Theksdratere mustered in prime style, and collected the ellittes fruit at the pettnas of manly exercise. The men shared well, andynied In good trim. It was a regular stand up fight of twelve• well-contested snoods in sixteen 'minutes. Carter, the Pugilist, and - Bell, the noted Dog-fancier, seconded the firs; and-Seepbens, the Sweep, and another 'gentleman of tbeibt,. picked up the . Boating. who shewed game, apd gate his adversart e tough job until the 12th round *ben idevOewers.stoes in "bribe knuckle-slsotof the Putnam .• It watt ribillpordni fight, end for a long time anyboly's fettle: The an got his spout cinched early In the fight, but rditherwise he proved himself a reel ebesapipies. When declared the Illatr, he rung out as 'mod as a Worcester stout mug. There Was a geed deal of money sported un the'grouml, and a tacteCie Ornate 0 Cl*wersity Tans present. . . • . ASCOT HUTU . 11.ACS-CDMIST., .lUNR 13. The sports of the day having termitrited, and the Commis -1 . ` 44 rf-evoitedisekig present with the ropes and stakes,. a .1 mill" was the call by way of a finale. Maurice Delay, s professor, kwell known to the ring as a pupil of Ward's, challenged any one, KM liked him; and Blackman, a Reading mail, who came there to tight, was pointed out to hint, and each seemed to think 'enough of himself. , A ring was formed in front of the 'Betting- Stand, and the next order of things was a collection out of the said Stand by way of a parse. The White-bag-men wena to work in the absence of a Square-man ' and they brOught 101. and upwards into the r i ng, to the surprise of Many. The men agreed 1 that the winner should bane M. sad tke loser IL—Western isecooded Delay, anti Deaf Davis acted for the. : other. Delay *is much the biggest man. . . . In the first round the men Unmuttlrd withott delay, and rallied away unmercifully, Delay st the head, mid, Blackman at the body. After a bout of two painters, Blackman was thrown front a close. 2. Another brave round, but Delay's length pie him the best of It; he, however, received some bard body blows. Black man was bit severely with the right hind' under theleft Deed, and s he was thrown. L Delay had none of the of this. mad, the einmtryman would not he denied, and • be fought from the scratch manfully, but strength at lake overpowered him, and be was thrown-. 4. Roth fighting In Mattis and piping. Blackman received ii sewers vight•handed blow under the bead again, which laid it open full one-eighth of an inch, and sent the claret oozing from it. It spoiled him, but be worked away with the right hand at the kidneys when in, and wall at length thrown. . 4. , • - •S. A good fighting round, and Blackman was 6. and last.—lt wet Illiehman'i last effort, and be pit forth all the station be was tibia warted stray at the kidneys until dropped min, and he was too greggyto fight any more. These provincial men want science, aed.witb a few tactics added to alatkmdes sameness, be would be a very good one. We lately . 111kied to the s New Noie malted Hau berk Halt, in which 4liertvis much variety of action and diversity of chiricim 'with some'acladrable de, scriptions of scenery. The best account which we . recollect to have-seenia.solhort a space, 91 . 1 . 'aris, is in the second 'vault& Mr. - Int:DOA appears to know that - city . Well. • 'We were delighted at . seeing those travelled and travelling Ladiet, *wlin . leave the chaste morality . bf - thts country for . fiiiiikn indelica7 cies, so well castigatedd - ai they are in ttti enteitain ing Work. The Author is; ire undees s taoel,.i North Briton : he has, With ` true 1111 . thitiall . frattag, .aioided any ridicule of"bis own coUtirryt'lnit . has depicted Irish, French; and • lisaniters diost.adriiirably. CORN EXCHANGE, MAIILLANR. Jima 16. The supply of allsarts of Grain. last wit, was enahttionsi derable : this morning the quandties of Core (triter are tole rably good, so• that there is 8 Vert large dem eCsampies of n e arly all Mode of Grate. The Mmers base thole stereely any purchases of Wheat. and Ws trasiois exceadvily'siall, as la. to 3s. per quarter reduction tease the prime of chip, day se soigne. Barley hods very few buyers, and with difficulty supposes last ltlonday's prices. Beans ere very dill, aid - vale kaise r s. kyrer, In Peas of both kind* there is but Iktle doing, and tin . are cheaper. The Oat market seedesee tolwetessevabord with latge quantities, and although the prices have seffered,ifeethartieellise of is per s quatter since last Mor.Jay, yet theta ate but few. saki. The Flour trade'remains exceedingly heavy. s. • ' • proCBls ON 10.AlaD 01891 r. 404.626 Rye, New . 341 3is 488 668 Beans, Small 32s . z:ss Barley :As 406 Tiflt, New - •WO 33s Peas, clog • .. - s Ha 57s ~Oats, Feed ,: t -4 fits cis Male 3 02 40 $ _Shia* .t 22e tits White " - -I -L•5 ---- I s oBB2l , • • 225 285 --Boilers 43s 45s r ellallef* fise 505 •••• Grey •• I.' 554'571 Fkiiir, pet ' Eris 60s Malt - • r 45s 60s dbpeseed 4•• 1 415 se9B • !RNOTA.I . I4- LAS? W ll 2 l . • Wheat, Engliih, srl. • 8,450, Opus . 1,325 Barley - 1,043 Yeas • - • 414 Malt . _ 5 l 9 S 2 ' '320101C". Wheat, ' White - 4,020 Oats : . - . 20,773 jallia ilqbr, soaks I o f t 70 i GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BR 1'13311 CORN, (Issuer oespass skonsasoesoo), . • For the Weili. ended Juno 7, 1823, niadeosji firma#l4l. lieteriss o f the lospettors is she . ,3lllreseat Cities and Towit in Eog. 3 ' land and Wales. .. " • • - . fiessat sus ' 7111's 7 Ins r 4 I- Boni ; ,- *" . ;341' 214 MOW .:: * 4l :04.i -ffee . . - ;Is. , 64.1 :Buss r: ir,:. 37, 143 ~ ti t! iVIS?-'7* - ' rRICE.OI 304GAM.4: fII ,a . 4 4 Th• Atemis Fri" , •it illor ". S aisisd uio4llll l9 . ft?' puled rail *OSP* made Ole - ._ eI4PS 110 Ors; eli' l l .Or eat. iiciol,4 ll , . j)tiili l i. l.r. INliiifirjio V Mpfer Aftiiii•"''' l " x l '., a :.l . U . AV .. 1 . 4 ; ' ll‘sre rim stoi sispOly sts . **Ow ok 4.,,,,,, i ,,... 4 elate; bet doe Wade Ira Aid, Wall 414 ii es &AU:ad-14 LNies-see *Web Weer,' parileubriyliio;iwhidi 111444*yr, slew Wpm duns on bar liionday.-4-Curssni. . .1 I ,-. ... . 'Beef, Pry WOO of dam MAE tlkj?: 41 4 1 t: 1111.944 so S t* V ek " 4 " 51 " 4./. . V'Rg' WV+ P5 l l 5.5! tees. 1 _