Star. — London, England, 1823-03-07 00:00:00

THE . VENI STAR. '.,•;: LONDON. 'FRIDAY, MARCH 7, isn. - THE FUNDS. STOCK EXCHANGE, HALF-PAST TWELVE. Early this morning two Expresses arrived froin Paris, bringing the Fiench Funds at 81f. 50c. which is a rise of one per cent. .Spanish 33. This rise is attributed to confidence in the French filininers, who have treated the tumult in the Chamber of De puties and in the capital with disdain. Consols opened this . morning at 73/ I /, at which price they remain at the present konr; there is a great deal of business doing in the Market. We are informed that the new Spanish Loan will make its appears' ante in the course of next week. STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK. Within this hdur three more Expresses have arrived from Paris, and we understand they bring intelligence that, when the Chamber of Deputies met on Wednesday, the hundred millions were voted with acclamations. The French rentes got up as • high as 81f. 90c. but went down to 81f. 80c. Spanish 35. , FOREIGN FUNDS. Spanish Bonds opened this morning. it 301—were done at 301,.1, with not much doing. • Current Prices: Chilian 681, New Spanish 3011, OW 37i 38, New Prussian 77, Old 80, Russian 711, Danish 781,' Neapolitan Of 67, Colombian 471, Spanish Scrip 361. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut 3 per Cent. Consols 7S 5 /s 3 1 / 2 per Cents. shut-4 per Cents. Old shut 4 per Cents. New 9314 34 13ank Long Annuities shut Imperial 3 per Cents. 73% India 13citids 225. 235. Exchequer Bills of 43,000, 10s. I ls. Ditto Small, 10s. 12s. Consols for Acct. 73% 74 73 1 / 4 sA• We have received this morning Paris Papers of Wednesdy. The following are extracts: The• Deputies of the left side of the Chamber; after waiting on M. M.inuel, met together at the house of N. Geraudan, one of their number, it was supposed to draw up a Protest against the exclusion of that • Deputy. The Pilote denies that any seditious cries were ut tered by the people who assembled before the house of M. MANUEL, as stated in the Journal des DeLats. "rive .11: Manuel !" was the only exclamation heard. These people also, were - not, as stated in that Journal, of the lower classes. MM. Chaulin and Deschienx, accusecl of arena• cing the Jury at the trial for the Rochelle conspi racy, have been tried and acquittel- FROM Tin- STOMA. • During the ;acing of.: the:Chain !stir, strong detach ments of .troops -cf the. line Moir sp their station in the square'of the Palace. The briage-of Louis XVI. vas also occupied with troops, and numerous patrols kept cutler. No tumult manifested itself. DAYONNF„ FEGRUARY 27. Some Constitutionalists having tasked refuge in the Convent of St. Claire, the Royalists set, it on hie, stud the greater part of the Constitutionalists perished in • the flames. cONSTANTINOPLE, JANUATLY Letters front Larissa: lineation anotherbittle, said to have taken place between the Cheeks and Tucks, in which the Tot Met were iiaptious, 5t....d are said to hive made themselves masters of the capital of Thessaly. The negotiations with Persia have taken a favour . able turn. • • . There can be but one opinion .with respect to the expulsion of M. Ma !glint: but the Papers this morning have taken a rash view ofsbe conduct of the Nation* Guards on The occasion, who .Were acting, if we may use the eipreision, merely as an ornamental guard. It was explained to theirpfpceri,that, they had no authority to obeithe Parana/Er, and that it was the duty of the bussiers te'carrrinto effect his - orders.— This, and not any' refusal on 'their parii 'was the cause . of the hussiers being call s * . p. -Paris was quite calm an Widnesdayeiening. • • l'he interesting accOunt 1/bich appears in another putt ulna Paper, of the re•appeavance in, and: forti 14:c!'fklitil4n; of M.141A Xlltt from the Chambet of hepatic% on Tueiday, has great claims to the atten tion of ottOtiodcrk . 71'hp calm intrepiditY and kn• pertinhatobi:maral mourege with winch this Deputy opposed *.l**4.‘ .4)d' Pifcrairbh ..,!4014. of . the -Ultras, seem to have' &raisin analters *in Parii .• ton' sort of crisis. 1: •.. #1...r ••• - ' .. .1 it • pailietio!6 • . i; • It is asioniihink:** 1104aeitp4nd, without the. , ilighteiseebood , either. 'of vision or infortnitiali: (50 „s,/io:ol?)o,',.,l4 . ,4o.koile,oi , ggicci, continues to vilify ,thie , weutridityiof 'the. &ash Gip;' vertupent. t i t 14,10$0.40:;01.40i10:.***, *id ill the worst .offactionvit is midi that tie ;Age Picideec4i4f. '40'11104 1 11.0K Vat contradiction. , old iisitonsimincyts •Dbas . ri r th 441, 1 16001, - C: tAk. tLat we,slicodidnakonoodstremiotiovtopoisetaitainst Smote? dm. .. 1 /* peations; moi,,sehut‘ is,mo &masts *dr wows it Irc 4 a 1 100 * 1 ' 14 44'1 . 4c t::;t§s4l4A4. dedue vestrelirr e split ithr .thint frOm the TO MO, theYtnai*tlifr. 4 4 404 ;he Ulm polity ofise freest' Gooentsnammaiik stsOnsly , t o r c tuorkiroiipAlid'at OlROlsijiitritli . *6 7 ; ria"? Amid how. does .14e ilolsofelos eeitdimy Correspondents. know' _what 4iploMitiC monstxances have been made through Sir CIIARLIA. STUART, that it dares to traduce tl?e hollow 9 1 pub lic men, and kW up to V ai rs 4 , Goverfttnent to • • publicreprobation?. Pas sot cats attic said, that' iwhea,thetime estmetilve would4alrldithat has pissed respecting thernenaced invasion of Spain before ?sr ! Lament? Hat not ereu....Mr. BnauCnast acquiesced . in the propriety of his present silence ?—But the Chronicle, forsooth, knows all things, and asserts that Ministers have been actuated by " a crooked policy," and " will have their reward in . the dhgrace which they have so richly earned." . This sort of lan. gunge is only worthy of the craze and depravity of spirit that, since the deatii of its late party—but consistent—Editor, hal 'pervaded' . the sentiments of 'that factious Journal. Madrid Papers to the 24th ultimo have arrived, but they bring no intelligence of importance. It is, however, gratifying to learn, that up to that time no further disturbances had taken place in the Spanish capital. , A dispatch from the Conde del ABISBAL, dated Nledinaceli, Feb. 10, states, that Brigadier 'lonaEs, who was pursuing part of the rebels in the direction of Lower Arragon, having learned that there was a column of factious in Pozo Hondo, sent Don ANT°. NIO Romano, of the active militia, against it, with 200 infantry and 36 cavalry. He completely sur prised the banditti, and made 114 prisoners. Only 12 were*Wounded and six killed, among shim was the leader of the band. ItomEno,. besides, took 10 horses, St'. muskets and bayonets, 40 . sabres, and a military chest.. The letter concludes by stating that 'both divisions of the insurgents . were in a state of complete dispersion. A letter from Tarragona reports that a party of in surgents had been totally defeated at Verges, • near Gerona, and . 1,500, including the principal leaders, made prisoners. •-• New Yotk Papers have arrived to the 9th alt.. Considerable debates have taken place in. the'llciuie of Representatives, on the subject of iirsposing.higher Import Duties, for the protection of Mitsuft#ts.— There is a prospect now that thextueStion still be ale termined at the present Session of Congress. • • _ The PitesiDENT has caused all she information in the penessi on - of, ti s it, 7 .Etectitive, rein:rite *the Porto pito expedition,. said tn•have' Iseen:Etted els .ta the :thiited Siatesi to be I.tid _before Cenral. :4 , - • - We regret to :state. tliat:.*.:PAitetwa is suffering this ;warning irons a.-reoeitt . attac k of the gout.. The Kis% we - are , rejoiced to state, continues in good health: • • • • Yestet day ifteinnOti,iboitt 141Ppast fo3r. &Clock, the Duke or Toni arsiked 'in toilifionvia visit to the Km; at Prightan.• Monday the Dille! of SUSSEX and a mirneroot party dined with the Dukein4l)uiliesi of Gtoccesten. Wz aaaoa, 411 , SOH 40—,This Morning t helull. length Picture of his IlAtaste arrived here.frorn , London, being a present from the Kivu to the Corporation pt this town.. The Aisnetirion's of the frame were so large that it could trot be got in at' the door of the Town Hall, and in -consequence one of the western win , dows was obliged- to be taken out before it could be admitted into the Hall:. bells of the town rang a merry peal upon elle joyous occasion.- lord Stosvia.a. gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his hoosi..le Brutou.street, Berkeley-square. . Mr. WILLIAM GOSLING gave a grand diunerleeterday, at Ids tesidence in l'ortland-place. Lady B Purism:ay entertained an elega4 party, at her house In Sr, James'il-square, last night. . The lion. General 13sion gave an elegant dinner yesterday, at his house in New Norfolk-street. Lady SuLtrisi.n gave a ball last evening. at her houie in Up per WitYlpille-street. The Earl of lioseselar gave a grand dinner on Wednesday, at his residence on the Terrace in Piccadilly. Mrs. WEDDELL had a fashionable party on Tuesday evening, in - _ . Upper B - reok-street. -- . Load Caavtioare gave a grand 'Honer An Mosisiii, at Ms house In Grosvenor-square, - - - It must 'be highly pleasing to all' tile friends of humanity to observe, tom the proceedings in the Noes:se of Commons last night, that his M AJESTY'S Ministers ate taking strong mea,ures to repress arbi trary and severe corporeal punishment in the Army. We are quite ignorant of every fact relative to Colo n!l ALLEY, a Petition from whom was last night presented in the House of Commons, . by Colonel DA VIC% but of this we are sure, that no individual is qualified to command a regiment who is incapable of preserving it in good discipline without the re peated employment of the cat-o'-nine-tails. In fact, every kind of punishment abhorrert to the general feelings of society, rouses indignation : more than it encourages obedience, and subverts discipline, by making it in.some nieasure An act of virtue to resist. —The approbation with which. Mr. GowLautts' notice of his Bill relative to Irish Tithes, was receiv -. by the. Members . for lrelaud, entourages 4 . at I . hope..l.4at tbe measure will- be a great boon In the unfortunate country ! . - . . - . , •, . It was pleasantly remarked of Lord Anson .;se . lttl se as tot Otifipcpcntky Oped:at play" -that4fial hilifi. 4outlit.illeitottgit Opkiktver 141,41 , ( i.: ... -.... • : . . FAiiiiimaAßLLAßAUVAs*,:ej, .....': ! .t li s i e l r ibis * gi rt fi 1 A "' Vitt D lCati ate lli o fi t lt Al g rad's; 'Ar Thi tic obara '4,44. ,Nart at rtt,lt t g' i lith'sir fr ittririlli i r,. ';• • .. 1 0 Y .. Ciltfhat • itii, fir Vesso .seteet, ._ a tout. . ''Alt.! ink , CoonitssirettritaiW, fttias thigh' liettAls 041, Soot: 'ord fikaFtiatraits bilsz*britessea. •' . ;', ' , . ~ .: ord Olaveritom Deitatest: • ~, .`.• •, • . . - , . train Sir Wisups P a,.. .!sart.'Praoslite.sest ak s il edie- , • sr iafasaelsebt‘Wi eat task s War. - -- 7 .) ,' ,..,- .V . ,4 i. Cobalt TasinsallW at WanilieS i Ands 3 011 0 0 0 .1 1 0‘ al* • '- a Oibiaii saiiiikA liiiiiilennte-sireit, ha I Moe. IL Mac.nustacs, atitile'ditaiddri Rota, Wow 1114' and Mrs. BeeksiMtr.itsitrail earl Welly ? ' bi, __: . s bitbeid Matis, - 1411‘0112.` • ii 4 ii 4f at 4aPea elategodg i rP. ool , • tr=ieStel6dlntaiki 0 telli'aieck trim a Whet Eirierurtier, *oft liiiiiallPOOParT.TlWasY int" the att Eail of Fits was occupied by the apeman Aseisit &Aiwa, the Duke of ST. tOluszo, and suite. : . .• NATAL .INTELLIGENCP:". i'estivday the !MA I !kitty. andieldni f -Stfi t4i. t4 • • Castle, wert-c , io the Purser of to Company's shigo . CastW Hugely,. Lontloq f ‘ Seim; were at Penang on the ill& of August , last. ..Castle litiatly had been dispatched to Cl4lll. The flippant, Damian, from the Havinnah ; Thomas,: ILISILIS, from Limerick Sarah, newt from Cork ; Sisters, Kirrog. from Neatb ; and a vessel laden with oranges, all bass to London, were driven on shore during the late gale, near Boil: logne : the Hippoata and Sarah are gone td pieces. 'The Dunn, Jaczscoi, from Hull to London, was carried int Sheerness on Friday, very leaky, 6y four salvage vessen,having been assisted off the Barrow Sand. • Fati.ssocro Manor s.—lt has blown a heavy gate all last night and to -day from W.N.W. to N.N.W. with heavy squalls. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet (2), for Lisbon; and Arno, ---,, for Genoa. DEAL, Alsacu S.—Wind W. N.P.—Came down from the. River last night and to-day, the Barbadoes Planter, REDMAN, for Barbadocs ; Temple, ADM, for Jamaica ; Boddingtort, VOltD, fur Antirta • Neptune, Alsoutas, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Are; thusa, Clasrott, for Malta; and William, Prerv, for Cadiz; and sailed with the whole of the outward-bound for their different destinations, with a moderate breeze from the North. Arrived and remains with the rest of the homeward-hound, still detained by strong North winds, the St. Domingo, from St. Domingo.— llalf.past Six o'Clock.—Wind N. K—The Euphrates •lileao, for Bombay, has just come down, and will proceed immediately. Hatt., Itleaua s.—Yesterday and the day before it blew hurricane, during which the Prince of Wales, of Sunderland, was lost, and all hands perished ; a sloop, name unknown, was also lost, and it was supposed the crew perished : some packets of hops, addressed to Crossland Workhouse, Rotherham, have" been driven qn shore, and al.o some empty sugar hopheads.— The Veracity, of Stockton, from Sunderkuid for this place, was driven on shore on the Spurn Point, and lost an anchor and cable, but sustained no other damage. Cusioxit-Housz, blazes' 6.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The Liverpool packet, froni Smyrna ; Rachel, from St. Michael's ; Neptune , ' from ditto; Mary, from ditto ; Perseverance, from Calais; Pallas, from Oporto; and Louisa, from St. illicit:kers.— Entered Outwards :—Trade, for ilamburgh ; Skipsey, for Que bec ; Pheasant, for Jersey ; and George Home, for Batavia.— Cleared Outwards, finally :-11.nidingtons, fur Antigua; FAiza, for A Iqm:fp ; Margaret, for Rotterdam; Express, for Cibrat tar ; Aitnwell; for Hamhurgh ; Joseph, for itotterd:un ; Malta, for ditto; and Euphrates, for Madras. COURT OF KING'S BUNCH, MARCH 6. MAGNAY AND OTHERS V.311‘ PROt4IIIIITORS OF DRURY- LA NB . The plaintiffs in this case, who are paper-Mann -1 facture's in Queen street, Cheopsido, sought to. re cover of the defendants a sum of 4021.64. for paper furnished in.lSl7 and 1818 to Mr. Earl, the sun doctor of the printing establishment of Drury-Lane'; Theatre. A letter was . produced, written by Mr. Peter Moore, as Chairman of the Committee of the Theatre, appointing Earl " the honorary tendent of the Minting Establishment of Drury-Late, Theatre." The defendants' Counsel contended th 4 this letter did not authorise Earl to contract dcbts.onhihe part of the. Committee. ': The plaintiffs' Counsel argued that Earl's appnint nient seas sufficient tia render the COttimitteeUable for the price of 'the piper orifered by, )41i , • Ar,,t)le printing establishment of the Theatre.; ' . :,.., The Loan Cuter Jusrtot was.Of opinion, tliardie letter conititOted ' Earl the prepcietor's agent, and , therefore rendered 'them liable, .asabeplaingff's' Coen sel contended. - - '- - --- - 7-• - -' •". -.. The deliverfof their:loer %lefties), au . wh a t was understood to be the P te lining-0 rof theTheetre, in an adjoining. yard, was proved.'" The invoices iet e directed to " The Proprietors" or " The Committee" of Drury-Lane Theatre. Mr. SCAICLETT, for the defence, observed upon the . omission of the plaintiffs to call Eatl, as sheaving tbitt; he did not consider himself authorised to order the paper upon the defendants crecht. A sitirilar :action.l having been brought by s' perste 'named . Sydne), Earl was examined on the trtal. slid on his evidence. the plaintiff was nonsuited. : The Learned Counsel objected, that the action on simple contract could not be maintained against the defendants, who were al incorporate body by Act of Parliament. He then detailed the circumstances of his case, and proceeded to call'his witpesses. . . .. Mr: DUnn, the Assistant Treasirer, wis present when several weekly - payments, of £l6 each, were made to Earl, in pursuance of an agreement which he understood had been entered into between hint and the Comtnittee, by which the Committee were to Our thase a. printing press, and Earl to procUre paper, ink, workmen, Ste. and.to defray all.the expenses of printing the bills of the House fat ClS'a Week. The witness, however, could not swear that heist** precept when the agreement was entered into. * ' , t '' ' Mr. Peter Moore, AI..P. was called. but. ailal i ktiag that he was still a pre.Priecur of the Thenie'y he ores not examined. ''',‘• '. . - ' .' * - *: A • : * ' W. Hillier, a jtiiirnelman Printer, stated Ihnit;wak employed by Earl, in the olliceledjoirting the Theatre) where (besides the Ply.billsl Plays; Parcei,:nc'd'S'Ons were printed (*.sortie of Alciirs.Alagnats" - iO4;,an sold at a shop in Brydges4treet, Covent. r.0ep. , „1.1 ' i was sent,by Earl to Magnay's tor paper t they. fused to give him any, alleging Ant Earl bacV been .punctual is his payments. • ,Illarl-affers,a4 gave Hui the Money for the ,plaintiff, .stro,:boin,lep Weir have the paper: . . On his cross-examination, he said drat the plays, .songs, &c. printed at this press, were sold as the Theatre by Air. Eodwell„.tlebox-keeper ; Old gays, Acc.printed 'at another pees, were, not sold at, the Theatre. : Large bills of Jbe.Otatatios wer,priuted on Messrs. Magnay's paper. 's :-.• . • •,7 :.fl . P Mr. Dunn recalled, stated, that, Mr. Rt . al#o,psp 1111'a‘offttai sum to the .Preptietnri, for ham tia l eell what books hie pleased at they rheatrF• •'' I- ' ' .i . Mrs. Chapman said, she rented 'the 000 e-room ' firdriill7:llOrviilc — niftlWed trie:Piiillege" .. .r . semng boo ks in the Theatre, btrt was n0t g 0 . 1 41 ;14 d to pout chase. them at any particular printin • • a .; • Richard White said, he was entsged at an a, . salary (Yrtrith sent'neirer paid 4l43yby. t 411.: ii ;hal liib' isf ffettOiri‘tt*.kolacp,* shop ) . .rißiickes , ... 4.4.1 ,* - -.11126• Jury iteppotthe Somortiii-Guniiii. ' r holp OKI ss ir i b,rg Ottt:;'iti,,ll°! . w .. ... . f. ...is ;V , ,-- IaftTPOID • I.i.Af al 4 ,7:,aii .! V. ***,,": t"' *P.:P4OO. '..' ... 1 .404 1 14 , 40M' .aisdAirith f . Simi OcifiL , • • , ikraneno er0.414 t' 0, ditein Ilitertis*ll4; Jury found their I - • : SPORTIXO LV77eLLICii.v . CE. . . - liten ~ • --• - , ntrrrtio AT ___ ,-- 1t5:1 T I.l:ti, A • ARCH 6. • Tattersall's was buf very thinly attended this day. The bad. done on the different *abet was of a very trivial nat.re, ar,l Do material alteratiell hi die sib of anT of them tool; place. A Correct statemestt will b howl beldtv 34 to 1 agst Moses ' - ' 7to 1, a;st Ajar . • Be to 1 ago Posttnnna ' 8 Li) 1 agit Wanton. 4 to 1 agst Swap IS to 1 apt bro. tat Antonio 7to 1 agst Morisco (taken) • • • • corm :cairn. 41 to 1 apenuilins ' 4 to 1. asst Taltsman 3 to . 1 agst Web FILLY /LT& 3to 1 apt Sultana ---- --7 r A It; ...__.._ 1 apt any other .. OAILANDS.-6 to 4 the field agstDir. Pow lett% two. • ease.: 7to i apt Emilius • • • ill to 1 opt Charcoal . • - 7to 1 apt Fanatic • •2$ to lapt Padia , •.. 8 to 1 apt Web . 85 to 1 apt- Vpsiland 13 to I apt 'Palisman 30 to 1 apt Poasis • . 14 to 1 apt Panting High oddsagst any °diet. . 01*$. ' Eto 1 apt 7.aido , 9 to I apt sister to Bailor 9 to 1 apt Tint 9 to 1 apt Olivera fto 1 agst Sultana , 12 ti 1 agst Vail 15 to 1 apt Sorcery fill? High odds agst any Witt. LECZII. Yti to 1 agst Arnisttong 30 to 1 apt Hunrst Jolla 30 to 1 apt Alercauslutti 40to1agstQrhap 40 to 1 agst Troy • 40 tol apt Alfisidora 40 to 1 apt any other to 1 zgot Sherwood 14 to . I apt Maher 15 to 1 apt 'Aliso Fanny 18 to 1 agst Pat& Royal 20 to 1 agst brother to Violet 20 to 1 agst Fanatic 25 to 1 agst Barefoot BOXER& SMUG or TEIS ran - . - Srasno AND Naai..--The Sporting World is st the zenith of expectation ancranxlety relative to this Duna fai'the Champitiu. slap of England. A meeting of the parties and their friends took place on 'Monday night, but nothing wa, done. Spring, hi person, was ready to stake 50 sovereigns, to fight in May, from two to five hundred, claiming a rightful forfeit of 2.5 sovereigns • due to hint, and upon which much wits.said. Neat, when hut i ntatchec against Spring, broke his arm in traiuiug, and the (Se dt4lo,it became forfeit to Spring, but the Bristoliansitrottght it ..„4 to 'a wrangle, 'and Spring was lucky in himself to gei 425 of the money. In the second and very recent march Spring's hacker forfeited 4.7150, which was not immediately sot iliconnug, but a '! his since, bccit paid to Neat. with au uhde.st.ii,Ling and the phw mite of Tom Llelcher, thzt Spring should receive Gee f. 2.i justiy due to hint upon heat ' s forfeit. This moue', hiiwevcr,avas Ix( fortbcuming, and Mr. Jackson was appointed to give his- oettnee on the subject, and match-making was-tit-lei rt 41 rid next itionday. Sampson (the original oirmingham Youth) was 'matt:aro ye Tnestls; evening last a Randall's, against the last imporree*it, flail, from the same harthrtim town, for 4'25 a-tide, to ben pa the line inst. Sampson, a good but au unlucky cove, has beat defeated by pall at Birmingham', and he also host every banish! the prize-ring, except his turn up with Dolly Smith. Sampsoa • surrendered twice to Josh. Hudson ; both truly desperate' 6a. tics; and alto to Gybletts anti -Abbott. Another chance is now I•given to him by the islam-enders; who at the same time isferliled Sampson, that if be don't wia, be mast cm it. The little Jew s Israel. 13.dasco„ ap.eitt-und-outer in the.maling line, peel:Jlin the 19th of Blank against the prime light-weight boy, Arthq Mathewson, from Bruielfiftein, but no CilainieVie. Alatbewsodlleslion twenty battles; 'ilhvcrtheless Belascia is the favourites •••• : • The sechtid . /Qaday In April, Pat. rialton (who has Ids the . 8014 seckiiig the bubble reputation" in'the hosing path) etKuuu.. ttrtP t ! tediot. Belasco for £5O a-side: The Jew, in this in. k Stance,* fa Itlibetise the favourite. Aby is a fine tighter," his . own:Pieopie assert; and they Are " he has plenty of art; but * ncsenlihiess, hr wants a bear* to coin." Aby trays in reply— . • " Meier mind ; it Is all prejudice and Aire." Twenty-five potthdla4de were made go-td at Shelton's, the , Hole-in-thiss Walt,' Lincoln's Inn-fields, on 'Wednesday night, It:, • over a well dinnev;lnr the fi ght which is to take place b e ti a Ver Cooper and Cabbage on the adth instant. *letting is aecorttinj to fancy, butlimeu, are taken for choice, but it is likely the Gyp seywill be the faiourite before the contest. . The backers of Shelicin Intend maiching him against Josh. Hudson, for £lOO aside, to fight the seconirruesday in Juim upwardi of 30 miles from London. • • IJORS,E RACE. Yeishirdsy a sporting race was run in the Regent's Para, over apiece of ground about two miles and a quarter, -to Irathile.a Match made off hind, half an hour previous, for • reset sad . dozen. The horses were ridden by Gentlemen (friends et•the parties), and the winner gained it only by a neck. TBOTTINCI Yesterday meriting a trotting niaiator 500 sovereigns tools • " place at Blackheath, over a two-mile piece of grou,d, betimes • Capt. Milkter's horse Tallyho and Major Wn.mmore's grey intest Tufty Queen ; the Gentlemen tbemselvei rode, the terms woe who shotild do moat fh an boar and tt half, and not break into gallop. - They wets at a restibirlithe'lliefira hour, when the' horse increased in speed, being nisch 'stranger, and le ft! the mate several yards behind. Beta were eve* at starting, but now they were 2to 1 upon the horse, and no taken. The horse did milis hit 100 Minutes bid 10 Marsh; ahrthe mare did . pehrly • ' the same; but in conclusion the beNit gfireitedderably &lied ' and finally beat,the mare by semeallardelia•ctimplatiagabt he; mile.—Tbe mare, with , had been she favourite, was *gale -matched ligaingt the' Mini Get 'tbs. same teems, to he decided nett week. • ' •' . • • - • The Constautionnel states, that some 300 young peed. at Lyons attempted a second Masquerade agionst the. war. They dressed themselves.as.English . rsailors, with fishing rods,.andivere•proceeirtag to The ttifsh for cembie'rce, when they were restrained 'by the Public Authority. They applied the mionei . nr be•aptet, in the mummery to the relief of t he poor: • Friday Thirteen persons were brought bpi Cork, I "Ow a ptoper escort, from Cotircefs County, wile bad been apprehended on the preceding evening,' I charged otr, the author a person named Do no v an ; , howitt 'Prison, with having conspired to murder sem"; persons, among whom was the Clergyman of - ti . er' Parish—The whole party, some of whim are respacti f . able farmers, theothers.beingof a different davit.: ter, were committed to pristnt. • niteatios.--Yesterday morning Thomas Randall aid..Jesikteroler were mewed, panuact to their sentence ' • id' hoot ci t4e jail 'of AYkiborYt foe.)4 *UN sunder f Sdrsard and Xtcbecc‘ his wife. (an Ord co*, who hot she , tir Aylesbaty) on the Alijdo( tiosetober faso. . k. confessed Itaksiniljad jpessitcrit. Tie m ew* et apectators • COPAN EXCHANeIt, WilltiDelbrflE, - MARCH t Ws week diem i VW etliddifollia softly of any irthie r esza t i g NNW has bow virf 611. sot hardly- aniworo In Ruler' taws is an alteraion. • !least' and sodittnin the prices of the beginnin g of tie Meek' Then tatipsothohi ler.Oets, lit tiseterssi 1111 footed. idge ilsedbaksetUpi• ofietif gpt. Porisit• - • ..SII4ITUFIELD NARKIT, *ARCM There was but a ndddliagegplysitorashotkolds bloat's . af Wadi of Catile;.and ale prima wens • pesdy.tbe lans•as ea with a verybeevytuarkeL l 4Cersest prides 1 : -Mkt, said 50,144 d. per eons 'Ma; Vottee,fisioct-to si j o at, VW, 4s. 0 41. se faAlid. • Pak, tisAL no osi-Oti;j4fity • ,ipar,leagl;ilo4.ll4 cos. so aLlaa. aposrtilisiftekla Mirahlers ite ' I, 41.. r • St . Bc, 144 i 1 . • Mag i ll W.% Pfot • •- ..,, I , ^ et. '*.f'l , * ik• tie 2 ".• • , • f -ft: ) . 4441 1 44 . 4 1 -" T 4-;:- Y** 1. % rPOD.CUICUrn I mialeil .. . , - , ~ -.. sig , „,... 1 , 44 ,.. -.. Iv. • opi. vAsTkintKoT, 1r441.. ~. ' ..,.... ; _,. 41 ~ . ) .. —. :fittresises r t c " t r l reakil lg."S ieln-1 = 7. 1.14:45;•kr Oolikariiittetroe ' • * feloall_ , oPtettle phiii) • a; . GM' *ear , bid et 'Daiwa% Oitoi,..the Mod SOO it ;le l ' , filie elk, lo *Nag 41 ,1 00 iniutinN *!;be. ill'i4ll'o.il*—iitiiCiNill6:lslitililr ' l' I ld idr4;411 2403:11; . . , ...; , N 4 i_, _ „ ' doh. rearm Earl a Papaw*. • • • -•. , , v !. 1 110 t to tretiass upon the plaitol l e. 4 Aww4 b ~....-,2 7. ,--r , --.7 . -. -I --!.-1--'. ...,- , 0 it i a i c 4iio , apthstegidpine,and the. Lt - mpus.: playa lisivrabalFl4l.l4i : • si ier ict for die.Plai pa —Damages .51., ' - !10c.., Tomei- By. . •. - - . 4 • - - • • J., . .. . ...... . . . . . . ~ A T. ; NiTivinrlt 0MM1MR.;61.6.1...i...164011 TM P.RINC - 1 - SIONERS of Notice, '!`hat on TItURS they will be ready to to Contract for suppl PETERS! The quantity to b( vexed at hii with a Form of the ' No Tender will ht Treaty, nur any tunic attends. XTOTICE is he of contracting Use of the Army, viz To Ids Majesty's Lan Barracks, in the `Bedford, 'Jerks (including the Town of Ilunget ford), Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge (includ ing the Town of Newmarket), Chester,. • Cornwall (including . • Scilly), - Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, lissex (exclusive of Tilbury Fort), And in the s Ai also Bread to tl • . To his Majesty's Cap, utti Bedford, Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge, Cheater, Cumberland, Derby, Durham, OA:3, thr, sad STEJ I f•Jrses, iu 13arrack in the undettnentic Becks, Cornwall, . Devlin, Dorset, 1 PAWS, Hants (includinrthe 1 Isle of Wight), And in the s. That the deliveries a April next; that Pro • Tender for Army on or before Tuesday be received after twt • . Proposals must be for the Counties con which must be Ind beveral Counties in. hive the Letter whic: br two _persons bound with- the - part printed Particulars, I mid no Proposal wit der, and the prices e 'so happen that during should be supplied b Stamps for the Conte the Contractor, win I Particulars of the 11;is Office between P.S. Simples of ill fice4etween the hog CHEAP GLASS, C VIC:ICE:RV t ./ to the Nnisiliel diatinguiviird support, tes present Sh o p, an c every Article in the licit* the inspection o will be fottnd much e' - Funnies, Tavern-1 great saving, by yard Oevenclish-square, tti Mttylitetit only. ITALIAN TUBE rrHE Annual -A. and 'esteemed teen received at C. Pall-Mall, late Putr Anemonite and Ham White and Creels ' early 'sad late Malta Brueeii, Egg Plant, 1 s.:6d. per' packet ; Orangeund Lemon ' factious for the 'gray be had, as well • 01.7 day was install , • tS.r.o. Sustrated • •In I)Peedse • PUBLIC C 41% consisting of A FIIQF.S tLItOI.7BI satalk of Life In ail c • • 7104 lkork ;sin di 'ate, but kmears only jOAicots, Actiowe, of ' a k Scirntifac, and -Saaarcair, Palaces, 8 eCivil and Military), .7 itte•worlt has bee • • been bad. to ,t 1 'inantestle• ; whilv'the private coninninicaai •"- the seeet'al dean Nkie with their own tziattll for Sza-Ii cii . no 4 keetlett.' WB. AD only it Pa 11141 'Pel!ni!lC, 4 " . , Co 7 1 It I I :1 !, '! •' `. • 11 • . • '