Star. — London, England, 1817-04-23 00:00:00

1B PRINCE REGENT'S LEfL,E. ;'he f o llowing were among the presentations at the • vet. on Monday ..;r Eduard Knight, by Lord Harris. me. Hughes Ball, by Viscount Mtlsintown. Mr. Deputy, by Sir James Boutein. opten Powell, of the Grenadier Guards, upon his marriage. Mr. Rae Wilson. on his return front abr oad, by Lieutenant. C:aend Weheraii. major Craig. of the 24th Regiment, on his promotion, by Ka David Baird. try Pcwell, Esq. M.P. for the county of Cardiganshire, tr i:h as address from the Borough of Cardigan. gr. George Knight, by Lord Hard.. bit VAilter Stirling and Mr. Long Wellesley, with an address / ti n the Borough of St. Ives, in Cornwall. Chevalier de Campus)°, Secretary to the Spanish Ant.. tairstior. go Francis Burdett, and the High Bailiff of Watmhister,.with A.:dre.s. C'uniissary General Wood on his deenntwe for Canada. Cintiiton Cox, Treamrer of the Foundling Hospital. he Lord Provost of Edinburgh. 'be Areh.feaenn of Durham. Adolphus, Surgeon to the Forces, on bin return from see tii J.maiea, by General Morsheim. ljetrenalic :be lion. B. Molyneuz. 7th Hussars, by the Mu v.."( Anglesea. l'e Arehi.h.acm Hook, with the Lincolnshire address. 'lb: liithe do Launne s Gentleman of the Chamber to the King e re t' e Finn Tie ..'h:valier Romano, Charge d'Affaires to the King pith' Two h. Key Edward Scobell. by Sir John Cox Itppesley, Bart. Tie! rinn. Crofton, R.N. on his return front abroad. Art..l I !Limas Gayerman, President of the Brunswick Knights e r yoiwirh, with a dutiful/anti loyal address. Robert Shai.o hawks, Esq. with an address front the Borough ei G ,„l,, j j rs , i.nipassied by George Allan, Esq. wheo,,tlse for r-t. rat Eli.: honour of K•iighthooti. Sir 1'.1:. irk %Volker, the Usher of the White Rod. t 11, M.P. I or Malden, wth an ad./ress from that place. Capt.iiii G. Stahel', R.N. by Sir loan Cox liipprsley, wait. r. Lis er Parker. Cokuki B. D'Urban, K.C.B. upon his return from Portugal, .1 bring appointed Drp. Quarter Master 3eneial to the Forces, t i Sir W illoughby Gordon, the Quarter Master General, upon •hir occasion he received the honour of Knighthood. joint alitbilry Piozzi Salisbury, Esq. late oheriff of Flintshire, viA an rhlre,s, upon which °zee:3ollln received the honour of kin l intond. Captain V. Jones, Royal Hussars. Mr. Simon and Sir Samuel JF.gerton Brydges, Metnlsers for Wilson, with an address. earl of &an, on his marriage. 1 he Earl of Coventry, High Steward of Evesham, William linuing, Esq. and Humphry Haworth, Fol. the Menthol to eic borough, with an address larutenaid.Cnlonel Sir Thee Burden, by the Lord laWeking. Lieutenant-Colonel Downie, K. C. Spanish savice. Dr. Auk, Physician Extraordinary to the King. The ik•hop of Lincoln, with a cougratulatury address from tin: elf, the Dees and Prebendaries, the Archdeacons and Clergy eft e thecae are Lincoln. S:i Maswir•Lopes, with an address from Barnstaple. Mr. Richard Godolphio Lacy, M.P. for the county of Wilts, to rocount Sidmouth. Dr. Havitand, on his appointment to the Regius Professotshlp of Physic at Cambridge. Mr. liallowes High Sheriff of the county of Derby, Lord G. Cavendish, Lel Mr. Mold f , with an address. Lord Wiliam Benthick and Rear Admiral Frank, Members of Fuliantent for the county of Nottingham, with the address. Mr. Penruildocke, Sheriff of the County of Wilts, with the Wiltshire Address, accompanied by the Earl of Aylesbury, Mr. Lon, Mr. Methuen, Mr. Hoare, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. Colley, Mr. Strive, Mr. Pearse and Mr N. Pearse. Brigade-Xiajur Jones , Sappers and Miners, by the Lord b Wailing. Dr. A. Morison, on being appoltred Physician to theirliayal Highnessee Prides*. Charlotte and Prince Leopold. • Mr. Hark? Rodney. by.Lotd Rodney. Sir James Stuart, opal coming to the tile, by the Mem& of Anilines. Rev. Edward St. John, by Mr. Chute. Xs Robert Listorr, his Majesty's Asubsseador Extraordinary to the Sublime Porte, to take leave. Mr. T. G. Estoourt, M. P. by Viscount Sichnouth. Mr. Method. - High Sheriff of Kent, with a Congratulatory /taros, with the Lord Lieunieliat of the County and the Mem t:ts of the County, and Mr. Ca/craft, the mover of the Address. Sir Gerald Noel s with an Address Iron Ciunpsien, Gloucco tersHre • Mn Willes Fleming, Sheriff of Hants ferielt an Address. J o h n Campb e ll, with the Addr:tesus from the Boroughs *therein, Campitelsows, and Ayr, ea the amps it the Re ran from the late attack.- The Bishop of Norwich, with • Coogratalld Address from Motif, from the Dean and Prebendaries, the , the Archdeacons, and the Clergy of the Dimes of Norwich. lord Rob ert =moor with so Address from the County of Canner hen, mod am fro m theßorough it Canna:then. Mr. Bell, High Sheriff of land, with an Address et Congratulation to his Borg 1111. hoses the Prince Regent, upon Ith escape from the late attack up= his Royal person. Mr. At. Campbell, by the Duke of Argyle. Lieutenant J. W. Dunn , sd Life Guards, ea appointment. Lieutenant Chum Barton, hi Life Guards, on appointment. Lieutriaio H. Baron, sd Life Guards, on appointment. Colonel Goldfinch, Royal Engineers, as Companion of the Dash, Captain allow, by si r J Slaw. • Captain Ron, Madre, Army, a Member of the Society of ?-.3e Highlanders, by Gahm* MeDanell. Colonel Hepburn, ad. Guards, on promotion and appolnimme as Corapiskw of the Bub. Celouel ndmtniti so promotion. Majoe-Coveral air F. Adam, ea appointment to the It In be MWiterreneen. Colette' Mallet, by the'Lord in Waft% Majer-Gessral PsU r, op going so chit Continent. Colonel Mown, Coldstream Guards, on his marriage, by Sir Canes Morgan. Colonel Home, Id Comas, 414•Illosksi• Liniment Calomel Sir R . C. ea being appokited C. 11. K. and St. George. Ni WI Campbell, on his marriage' ..._erkad damns Boothope, Grenadier Guards, es his return erein hedge 1111111.16 . l Animent-Colonsi &Caldwell, B. A. on being nominated a of the Bath.. usollimaßPOslead Dance 9d Life Guards, on promotion . lial lmossiednell Dunkin. 77th, on being appointed Com. Pisa of the Bath. Odsuel Guise, sd Guards, as his lewdest. Chianti Sir Neil Campbell, on going abroad. . 401 elline-Colotwi Adams, Coldstream Guards, on being 11 Companion of the Bath. rismei t ' Johnson, Seth,Reglment en Ms return from India. „`- a ir Az gland Powell, Grenadier Guards, oat his marriage. "Plaits W. Hutliam, In Sir W. Mahon. %tang, Clerk, Royal Drapes% on Me return from service. s Calotala N. D.C./bolos; it. N. on bis mom front St. Helena. thiarDeu. Madam, on his morn from tie West India Staff. '‘ l r. W. byrne, on presenting au Address from Great Grimsby. Eart Manta% on earning to his Mr. Poore, an eveningus eve, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir WiNas Cunningham, by the Ladies Waiting. Earl of Athhaott e on his reigns from the Continent. Dr. H, Grusby Emery, Dreary Istspector of Hospitals, ear rometion; by the Lord ho Wallow "the Rev. H. A. Hughes, en being appoltrai one of his Royal P•ijimen the Pripee Regent's ChaNains rhe Rev. Get vas Holmes, Chaplain so his Royal : . 141moss 111 Dukes( B e nt, by We Bishop of London. - Mr. Fitzhugh, to attend the Hampshire Address. The Bishop of Giouseiter, with en Address from the arm of his Diocese. Charles Mliatilas. High slant of the County of Ferabroke, Prvient a Congratulatory Aetna'. tr: chalks toseit' P mom =Ting the Sheriff et Sachem ltettud. wit on Address. liens. W Cuss, with an Address from Brigs, county of Lincoln °H. I homes Cl.fteo, Lytham Nall, Lassmalaire, on Ma mar. 4 gel by Admiral . it George Campbell. kieisam, with an Address front the Grand Jury of th Cow. --T et Wools. end acs Ad .rees froM the 1 OW tat Lincoln Major Fitzgerald, of the 6011 Voldment, by aortal InthMit Li. trenaut B. Christie, of the Bth Dragoon Guards, by Major General Sir D. Pack. Lieut. Andrews, of the 4th Foot by the Lord In Waiting. lottel A And erson, to take leave. Lie',tenant C. F. Fitsierald, of the Royal Engineers, by the Earl of Lieutenant Fuller, R.N. A. ob his return from Algiers. Lieutenant W. G. Whisb, R.N. on promotion. Sir James Keespt, on his return front France, and receiving the Royal Guelphk Order. Lieut.-Ctn. Sir Richard Jones, on being invested as a K.O B. Lieut.-Gin. 1. Campbell, on belog appointed to the Royal Guelphie Order. Lieut.-Gen. Lord Forbes, se appointment to the 21st Foot. Captain Ronny, It.N. by Sir Joseph Yorke. Captain Fred, K.N. on promotion. Lieutenant-General Wetherall, en going abroad. Major Handley. and Major Noel Harris, on promo-Inn. Col Turnbal, Spanish service, on his return from Spain. Major Power, N.A. on promotion, and return from service. Major-General Sir W. P. Carrot, on his marriage. 1 ieutenant-General A. Mackenzie, on being made Knight of the Royal Guriphie Order. Captain Joseph 14e111, on promotion. Col. Sleigh, of the I ith Dragoons, on his return from France. Lieut.-General Earl of Hopetou, on coming to his title. Colonel Money, of the 11th Dragoons, on bring nominated a Companion of the Bads Colonel Keyt, of the Slat Light Infantry, on being appointed a Companion of the Bath. Colonel Wardlaw, oldie 78th Regt. by the Lord In Waiting. Colrain Yeller, R.N. en his marriage, by Lord Rolle. Colonel Frederick. by Sir J. Frederick. General Oiteroy, on his mamage, by the Duke of Grafton. Captain Coghlan, kI.N on his return front service, and being made Companion of the Bath. Captain Westphael, R.N. on Ils return from service. Lieutenant W. F. Forster, of the 3d Guards, ea his return from service, by Colonel Hill. Lieutenant teuwkk, R.I. on his return from service, by Sir George Cockburn. The ()Serra of the Bth Lancers, by Colonel Morland. Captain Maclean, R.A. ea promotion, and departure for St. Petershurgh. dentenant-Colonel D'Arcy, R.A. on promotion. Captain Desbrowe, of the Grenadier Guards, on his return from abroad. Captain H. C. Deacon, R.N. on promotion. Captain Sandham,R.A on his return from France. Captain Bremer, R.N. on Isis return Irian the West Indies. Captain R. Flinn*, R.N. on promotion. Captain A. Faushawe, R.N. on promotion, by Sir J. Rowley. Major Meyrek, R.S.F. on promotion and return from abroad. captain Hankie, R.N. on his marriage. Captain Forbes, of the Coldstream Guards, on promotion. Lieut.-Cul Lomax, of the 60th, on return from the West Indies. Cornet Livius, 10th Royal Mostar.. on his return Irons abroad. Caposiu Switiburnit, of the Grena Guards, on prontotitm. Lieutenant Hornsby. R.A. on his return from the Continent. Lieutenant Lloyd, of the 34tb Regiment, by Colonel Croaky. Maki' Mahe', at the 59th Regiment, on promotioa. Major Bradley, by Sir George Bradley. Major Greenwood, of the 10th Royal Hussars, on promotion. Captain Grey, 10th Hussars, on his marriage. Colima! Vitageraid, Bengal tlwalry, on his return from India. Majug lyewhitt Drake, Royal Home Guards, on promotion. beret. towers, 7th Human, by the Marques of Anglesea. Caet..thorotte, let Guards, on retorts front the army in France. Cap.ain N . Cusack, R.N. by Sit Joseph Yorke. Lututeuain Coitus, Coldstream Guards, on his appointment. Captain Ebonies Harvey, of the Royal Navy, on his appoint ment as Compassion of the Bath. Lieutenant korster, R.H.A. on his return front foreign service, and recovery from ins wound. Mr. Anthony Dews, by Colonel Crosbie. Mr. Leonard, late ctiel Justice of Bermuda, on Oning abroad. Fargo Trollope, Sidi Regiment. by the Lord in Waning. Sir Wni. Welby, on cooing to his title, by Lord Browulow. Mr.. Langford Brooke, on Ms return from the Continent, by Sir John Leicester. Mr. Vaughan, Makeer Plenipotentiary end Secretary of Em bassy in Spam, on his return. 'lke Hoe' and Rev. F. Basle, by the Earl of Abingdon. Mr. Wiry, M.P. tee Ctiekrade, by . tbe 'Earl of Aylesbury. Kew. Mr. Unit. by Lord baton. Baron Akenstrin, by rho Lord in Woking. The Earl of Errol, on Isis appoinmeut of Lord High Commis donee to the Geutral Assembly of the Church of Scuilsuid. Mr. Henry dturt, by the Earl of Shaftesbury. Mr. Lerie Foster, M.P. for Yarmouth, on being appointed the King's Advocate General in Ireland. Stir. Pbelp, on ids Issues from the Continent. Mr. James Smuts Barry, by the Lord in Wafting. Mr. Roger Elkaora his return from the Continent, by the Earl of Shaftesbury. • Mr. Michael Bruce, by his tithe, Mr. Bruce. Mr. Blackburn, ay Mr. Headman. Mr. 1. 'l' Oa, by Str 1. Frederick. -• Mr. Denison, oncoming from abroad, by the Earl of HairoWeti. Mr. IL. B. Armed, wit the Hampshire address. Mr. Rope, on his gyms to the Condemn!. Lieutenant Hibben, by Rear Admiral Str C. Rowley. Lim H. N.Lhinsel, 'Wye' Arudery,oo his return frank Canada. Captain Hamer, Royal Hoes Orr.* by Lord Kenyon. Cornet Nona, •Leneere, en appointment. LieumoantaVolonel White, ea his return keen India. Lieutenant Robinson, id ards, en his appointment. Leptiin Conroy, %mem his appointment to the Regimental Staff of the Royal Arullery. Mr. Hutchloses, High Sheila the County Palatine of Dur ham, with as addrem. Rev. Aden Cooper, on being appointed Chaplain to the Mar ini. of Esrtm. • Mr. Powell, M. P. for Cardiganddre, with an Address front the Borough 01 Cardigan. Mr. Arcesieckna, upon his analogs. by Major-General Orde. 1114 Bowe, accompanying the Sheriff of Northumberland with Is. Address. Mr. Jetta Midi, by Lord Digby. ' Mr. Henry Paw, on his return from abroad, by Earl Brewnhow. J. Mr. Grieve, 2d Life Guards, ss return from abroad. Mr. W. Smith, and Mr. Shaw, with Address of the Dissenters. Mr. T. Drake, on hie =whit. Mr. Mamas, by the Lord in Waiting. bir John Stanley, by Mr. Egerton. Mr. Rae, on souls( of age, by the Lord in Waiting. ' Major Grease, Royal Artillery, on promotion, and return tom foreign monks. Major. Gen. Pelham Clay, on his return from foreign sender Mr Watkins WiName Wynne, by Lord Clive, on his nuariage. The Hon. Persians Bade, by the Earl of Abingdon. Mr. Debris, by the Rev. Mr. Garmar. Ron. Mr. Curt, oo his marriage, by Lord Drownlow. ruwiett, with an address from the county of Durham. Mr. S. Godseil, on going to the Continent, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Norris, by Mr. Heatheote. 'l be Rev. John M•Traberne, by the Lord in Waiting. Ref. 1 . .. G. Ackland, on being appointed domestic Cbaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Mr. Arnaud, by Mr. Hostinote. Dr. Yelloly, on being appointed Physician to his Royal MA IMS the Duke of Gloucester. Lord Arthur Hill, on being appointed to the Greys. Sir Thomas Aprecee, Bast. to present a Petition. Lieutenant John Hinds, Royal Horse Artillery, on hY return from Frame by Viscount Strangford. Mr. Man se, by the Lad to Waiting.. Captain Standee, Sd boards; on promotion. Captain Robert O'Brien, R. N. by Sir John Dereeferd, Bart. Counsel Pattell Bold, on his appointment to the ist Rsryt Lancashire Militia. • .0 ted a Knight Grand Cross of Lord Burghersh, on being appoin the Order ot the Guelph. Mr. Wolryche Whitmore ' on his return from abroad. bit George Ma, ea being appointed cite Treasurer of Ireland. Lad of Warwick, on his marriage. Mr. Ralph Sneydi by Mr. Sall Mr. Shakesby, by sir Waldo Wynne, Ban. Mr. Scott, oil his going abroad, by bleasther, far W. Scott. Mr. Uney, on his marriage, by Sir S. Clarke Javoise, Bart. Sir Issues Gardiner, by Mr. Headicoto. • Mr. ?mimeo, on his marriage. Mr. Lambusei, with the Address from the Comity of Durham. • Mr. While Melville, on going abroad. Mr. Aramlell Butivvie, by the /tart of iilhahosbury. Colonel Sir Edward kerribon, 7th Hussars, on his return I n nen foreign set vice. Captain risesrd Lowther Crofton, R.N. on his marriage. Captain Vs'oodley; R.N. by Lord Vinount Sidmouth. Major Napier, Chariton Brireaniques, on returning from 'broad, by the Earl of Hopetoun. Sir Thos. Miller, on coming to his title, by Mr. Heathcote. Lord Lonsdale, to present In Address from the Town and neigqxturbotid of Kendal. Mr. Rose, was the Sheriff of Hampshire, with an Address. Mr. Penn, with an Address from the Island of Portland. Mr. Waller. ' by Captain Berkeley. Mr. Fred. Seemour, 7th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. liyett, by Captain Berkeley. Mr. H. Sawbridge, by his father. Mr. Sawbridge. Mr. Theobald, on having received the Royal Licence and au thority to change his name. Mr. Frederick Manning by Mr. Manning. Mr. Penrhyn by Mr. Egerton. Capt. the Earl of Uxbridge, 7th Hussars, by the Marquis of Anglesea. Major Craig. 24th Foot, on promotion, by Gen. Sir D. Baird. Main. Ehrington, Major of the rower, by General Loftus. Lieutenant-Colonel Hieltinson, Grenadier Guards, on return from Cambay. ELECTIOM OF 4 SCOTCH PEER. The following is the State of the Votes for the Election of a Representative Peer for Scotland, on "L'hursday, at the Palace of Holyrood-house: 101 Tilt MAIQUtf or LOT WAX Pment ••••••. 00000000000000000000000 •••...... 9 Signed Lists roe Tilt MANQUti 01 TIVIIDDALS Present Signed Lists ....... se •.• ••• *en •• • *a • ••• Proxy -18 Maj0rity......... 15 PERILS PAL+SNT. *Marquis of Tweeddale 'tad of Leven Marg.!' of Lothian *Earl of Marehmont *Earl of Moray •Lerd Gray *Earl of Home Loth 'i'orphicben narlofMaddlnem •i.ord Esibank Earl of Wemyss Lord Rollo •itarl of Findlater and Banff Thoee markad thus • voted for the Marquis of Lothian. The following Peers transmitted signed lists, to vow for the Marquis Of LOTHIAN Duke of iluccleuLh Earl of Aboyne Duke of Atholl Earl of Dunmore Duke of Montrose Earl of GlaFgow Duke of Roxburgh Earl of rortmore Marquis of Queensberry Earl of No,setoun Earl of Caithness Viszount Arbuthnot Earl of Mottos Viscount Dunhl.inst . Earl of Strathmore Lord Forbes Earl of Kelt, Lord Sinclair Earl of Dumfries Lord :vete/vine Earl of Elgin Lord Napier Earl of Balearras lord Forrester. The follnwing (or the Marquis of TwCEDDALE: Duke of Gordon Earl of Kintore Doke of Argyll Earl of Aberdeen Earl of Errol Ea:l of Stair Earl of Fglinton Earl of Rowbery Earl of Cassilns Lord Blantyre • Earl of Lauderdale Lord Keay. Earl of Kitinuul L.Jrd BeLIIAVEN sent a Proxy to the Earl of WE MYSS, who voted for the Marquis of TWSEDDALE.— Total votes, 51. - - - Lord SAL,TOUN'S signed list was rejected for want of a legal formality in one of the documents. After the election was announced, the Marquis nt LOTHIAN rose and addressed the Peers in nearly the following words:— "My Lords—l riga to dont you for the ,honour you have done me and I trust I shaft always be found taw worthy of that hocour—had It been otherwise, I should hays had the satisfac don to strike my talons to a noble hero." This being the first day of Term, the SOLICITOR GENESAL moved the Court of King'. Bench, that OF Rule for trial at bar on the Ist May, obtained by thy ATTORNEY-GENERAL last Term for Walton, Iloyter, and Preston, might be diircharged; in consequence of which, they will continue in custody.—Lard ELLEN 1110ROVON *EVE notice. that Bail above would to-mor row morning be received by a Judge in the Duchy Court at Westminster. Yesterday another examination of the persons in custody from Manchester and its neighbourhood, charged with treason and political offences, took place at the Secretary or State's Office for the Home De parts:mut, before Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH, the Law Officers, Sir NATHANIEL CONANT. &c. The persons examined were, James Leach and John Plant, who' were brought to London on the 9th inst. by Mr. Parsons, the King's Messenger ; Samuel Burford, the delegate to London some months since, when he was the anta gonist of Comm at a general Meeting ; Richard f'fitcroft, who was brought to London by the Man ehester police officers, on the 16th inst. and also Bradbury, who was brought to London by the Mail, on the 16th inst. from Manchester, by the police officers of that place. Their examinations lasted a considerable time ; after which they were remanded to their former places of confinement. J. Stewart. R. Ma, W. Mir►ay, W. Paul, J. liar. .is, R. Gordoa, W. Irvine, and J. Shield,, who were im prisoned in Glasgow Jail, charged with treasonable practices, have been admitted to bail. The public prosecutor previously restricted the charges against them to sedition and the taking unlawful oaths. Of the remainder of the 28 originally imprisoned, I I ware sent to Edinburgh, and nine are still in Glasgow Jail. The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in the last Lottery, gave to persons residing in the Country, I.as induced T. BISH to repeat it in the fireseat.—The underm.•ntioned Tic kets are reserved for such perions as may order them : and as the Numbers last advertised were approved by many Adventurers In Louden, it has been thought ailviiisble, lor the convenience of the Public, to have part at the dart and pit at the Wed end o f die Town. The following Numbers may be bad at No. 4, CORNNILL, (kW In Whole 'Deters, Halves, Quartets, Eighths or Sixteenths 9,551 I 816 9,444 I 2,997 BO7 12,117 13,008 12,449 9, 106 12,380 7,153 2,470 1,671 2,902 5 ,558 2,992 I 13,014 I 801 I 9,047 I 9,843 110,7 3 12,309 10,589 2,808 806 13,032 5,560 1,497 9196 19,450 The following may be had at No. 9, Cbarlog•Cross, either In Whole Tickets, Halms, Quarters, Eighths , or Slittatatbs 9,370 I 9,5691 88 1 - 8,646 1 SOS 609 19,919 19,587 13,023 2,725 9.930. 14,144 13,034 4,590 7,172 13,008 10,494 2,897 2,99 I 3 19,009 I 804 7,212 I 11,033 7,193 2790 • The Lottery consisu of 14,600 Ticket. The Price is cond. devilish cheaper than for mane years, as wIU be seen by the lol lowieg statement t Panne T peace. Ticket - • - AHD IS 0 Half • - - 9 19 W - - 11 Quarter • • 5 1 0 I Stucco* - I I 0 This lams emadas Peer Prig's of 6eoooo, sed Femmes great Newsby, particulars of wbklt may be had (grads). 0. 6 Letters (post paid) duly answered. Om eche Numbers adventsed for Sale ln ibe last Lottery, was i one of the 30 Capital, shared and staid (In that Lottery) by Bun.. - PrOPTING imrELLtOBNci. NEWMAILItET FIRST SPRINCI matrow, too, TunDAT, APRIL 22. Fifty Pounds by Subscription for 4-yr-olde, 75t.91b.; feyr-ohisi 8;t. sib.- Cyr-olds stid aged , Elst.7lb. Last three miles of B.C. Mr. Wyndham's Wanderer, d•yrs old e Lord Jersey's bay borne Cannon Ball, 6-yrs-ald 5 to 4 en Wanderer. iwerpstatee of loots. each, h. ft. for horses not named in the Derby, Oaks, or atorp. Stakes ; colts, tist. 41b. fillies, est. llb. Mr. Wilsotes brother to Raphael 1 Lord Suffield'. bay colt, by 'Sorcerer .ar Thunderbolt Lord G. H. Cavendi4h's colt, by Dick Andrews Mr. Shakespeare's Motley, by Election . 9 4 to I apt Brother to Itip4iol.--11 to I on LcirslSulield's colt. Produce Sweepstakes of 2uogs. rub, h. ft. colts, tst.llb. Mile% ftst. 31b. Ab. M. Lord G. H. Cavendish's colt, by Sorcerer . a a 1 Duke of Grafton's filly, by Waxy Lord Jersey's filly, by Sulint • • • S J.oed G. H. Cavendish's Bouthon, ftst. 10Ib, beat the Duke of Grafton 's Yogic ve, 7st. 91b. A.F. 'J001;1.-11 to 8 apt Bourbon. The 2000 p. Stakei, a Subscription of 100 p. each, h. ft. cults, Sat. 71b. Mises, Bst.4lb. R.M. rising S.yrs.uld. Mr. Stephenson's bay colt, by Election • Duke of Rutland's ckesnut colt, by Slim Lord Grosvenor's cbesnut colt Havock, 1:1 Ear hquake Sir C. Bunbury's black colt Moscow, brother is Stuntman , Eight started—Sixteen paid--.Tke JuJge placed but three. 4 to 1 apt Mr. Stephenson 's c.-7 to 4 agst Duke of ltudann 6 to I agst Moscow. The King's Plate of 100 gs. for mares, 3-yrs-old, Ist. 41b. ; 4-yrri old, 9st. 41b. ; 5-yrs-old, 9st. lulb. ; G.yrs-olda and aged, I Aa• Last three miles of B.C. Duke of Grafion's bay filly Miouet, 4-yrs csti Mr. Rush's bay filly 'Accord, 4-yrs °id - 11 Mr. Curas's abe,nut filly *list Lovely M lid, 3-yrs-old • 3 Twu paid-6 to 4on lii:nuet. • 1 SI 3 On the 5111 instint, being Ole day of the annual nerAl meeting of the Abrrdeett Govt Club, Lord Ktr:Y• NLD't was elccted Captain for the ensuing year► PEDESI RI ANISM. WATCH (F 2(XX) MILLS IN 45 LAYS, AT LOWER TOOTINCIe This morning, at eight o'cl'itk, BARNCT had ac complished 186 miles of his mdirous undtrtaking, and was then going on in high spirits. EXTRAORDINARY PRIIESTItIANIAMES 0 9 NCIL• an Irish lad, about eighteen years of Age, and who had served on board his Majesty's brig Mutine, in the battle of Algiers, left Enter on Friday morning, a quarter after nine o'clock, with the Subscription Coach, and arrived in Plymouth Deck a quarter beotore five in the afternoon, distancing the coach, and performing the journey (46 miles) barefooted, in the short space of seven hours and a half. A pint of beer was the only refreshment he received on the road, having returned to Dock for the purpose of again entering his Majesty's service. The Princess of WALVI arrived at Vienna on the 9th instant. under the name of the Duchess of Coast. swam.. She alighted at a hotel providrel by the E.a• press of Austittn. and observed the stricte a incognito. rite Ca:.ette de Vienna stares, that she was to proceed on the following city' on her journey to the Lake of Como, by Leybach, Trieste, and Venice. It is a coincidence worthy of notice, that this day, the anniversary of England's Tutelar Saint, is also the birth.d ty of Eng' ind's greatest genius—its im mortal SHAKESPEAItIi. 111 was born on the 23.1 of Aprsl, 156 ' _ _ . It appears by the last passages of the Finance Re. poet, that the Marquis CAMDEN'S relinquishment of li;s fees urn Exchequer Issues will save the public nearly thirty five thoutased Mundt this year. . It . fart luck may be taken as an earnest of the future, ►here is no Office where the hopes of Adven turers are more likely to be realized than .at Wears's, 9, Cornhiil, or 17, Ludgate-street. It will be re collected, that No. 325, the List Money Prize of R 20,000 ever draw, was Shared and Sold by' Ween, and that only thres week, preceding Mai lucky event, he sold in Shares, No. 12,69:1, the Grand and only Prize of 851,000. That some of the Foun Twee. Thoneands in the Present Lottery will be sold• by hi m , is therefore more Shari probable. Whim G. CAHRtiLL first ann , unced the Scheme of the present Lottery, he ventured An anticipitithi that it would meet with general approbation : in this he has found that he was not in errcr, as in no former Lottery has the demand for Tickets and Shares been • equalled at this period from the Drawing this daily increasing demand makes him solicitous that his friends should take the earliest opportunity of giving their orders at either of his Offices, 7,- Cornhill, or 26, Ozford.street, where they will be attended to with pronsptitude and punctuality. The Drawing begins on Wednesday the 50th instant : the present price of Tickets, although increased in value full Four Pounds, is but Eighteen Guineas, which reduces Sixteenths to Twenty-biz Snillings, being at the rate of ses per Ticket cheaper than they have been for many )ears. A fragment of the Consular Annals was found at Rome, tot a.: 29th of March, in the ruins of the Temple of Castor. It corresponds with the tables that were found some time b2fore, and deposited in the Capitol. They contain the names of 8 of the Decernv it s who were the authors of the law of the twelve tables. Duct..—A meeting took place yesterday morning, between the Hon. H. C. and ions T--, Esq. iu Hyde Park, in consequence of some words that had passed between them respecting a Lady, on Sunday evening. It was agreed to fire together, when the ball of the former struck the litter Gentle• man's left arm.. The seconds then interfered, bat to no purpose ; and upon the second fire, the Hun. G:ntlemati was taken off the ground, having received a wound. COVENT-GARDENT TIIEA Tit 2.—tnterday evening, Mr. Ktuat.c, al,er an absence of some months, ap peared at this Theatre in King John. On his entrance he was greeted with loud appllusas, by a numerous audience. The public ate so well acquainted with the merits of Mr. K 01111.16 performance in this cha racter, that it would be .superfluous to eater into a description of them at present.. It is sufficient to say that he went through the part With all his wonted impressiveness, dignity, and judgment. In the course of the evening Mrs. SIDDONS entered the house, and took her seat in a private box ; as soon as the au. Jience recognised her, she - was welcomed with loud cheers of applause. CORN &CHARM'. A/a L 23.—Our market was very thinly -supplied with tine Wheat this morning. for • which description the demand continues brisk at 11 , m. day's prices. Barley is 2s per quarter cheiper. iag a tolerable large arrival from Suffolk. Uats were heavy sale, and rather cheaper. la Peas and Beans there is no alteration. lir to ar rd )0. i 6. ea fir ed