The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-05-02 00:00:00

4. - 1 , il.:•:' , i? * , ti.. 501, CO , .0 :,,-- t.,iT "•1 3 ,. 4 A i tc - -- r.. v d , 0 t FASHIONS ron MAY. tr-,:te marmot slips, eith lure, Drit'sb point, ernhroirtered • Ira°, * or picket frorLs or n.. 114 s ut rr them. 'I he Lagoons mid sletwes of 4 ‘rry dross I.:I, lace Or sork I tic. White satin raps are very 114arh wort. by 'lrani.... 1•14( Grecian heed drzro holds its pi with diamond ar pearl bandeaus. Tice b.teurss of the vealteil has pretreated the variety the fickle rode( core( to peen at at lb b reason of the }car; but she mast open tier starer., to deck I.cr Fair ®.(weirs for the ra sh-mishit plans. court-eta, &e. atrunureed for this mouth. Ftir into uiug does , lons. plat es of silk, bonnets to match, 414441 oL. i t white reds, area ore. Black sod • bite hwe reisrfil, with simple straw or chip gipsey hstw, tied shown with • lace haiAlker. Lief, kre very eh-tra-t. Ibe Mary (41sress of &tali Honor( Rid mantle are sho, poach worn. Line, frills, every Kist is seatiope(l, or rather tnitnol. Greet, rent blue shoes rod gl,ves will he worn fir uedrtsa. As soots as a..y thiug very voceroroun amens, tsesral'. (*scribe lit foe our retolers; at mecca atop* eivpirre pro rails iu the great world. tiptoe:en ref ewer:. 4441 , 41014.14 arc wore. :ELECT 1 0 .481:10NAZIi. PARTIES THIS IVEEK. Wedortaaar—The Marrhins fiat of flat 11-Thorn's grand "..at, Pall. Mall • I ad ) I rutotnood Smith u :mod Rout, Lady 14)ote grand How, (:anddaiaud- T, c e e ; L o gy Ilk tea gruad 'toot, ham I. s.t.yet, -aatea-aguare —1 hat sttu , , the NI areh•o••• Da of Lams sa gratod Root; and .41 I rota!, the Oaateus of Eaaex'a pout boa trllarautey•riaare. x • 4 m.= e AptiYLE4iIRT.I:7' i.V3171.,710N. The isharrihers ere rrai.srtfully lefuesned that Mrs. Ashe has bare rrx - vibleal ileum to let au euraremrat for Vie Bliehtias sad Cll4:Lrrts, anal that she will soaks her first 4.11 MOLdar isext. he Durtear Las also the sallafartitio to anemone* to the f4sitiecriNers, ;hat ire Is.ls sa.:e , e,ltil in captaining sad Wie n s_ inir a niaossderstand mg wts.rL bui hithertis.hyriwwd U. Vela erste of the assistance of Ste ior Naha, nod tilt tliis &veer- He Ptiforns..i has ID C.19..1161 .2re Vo.lll.literrd his pro. e t at the next Vowed, lu rig.. he •Al !hag a I.l l usilis wish Mrs. Etallugto:i. The Ralf Subsieripeiusi fur Mae Plitt's, enoeletfeg sff Thy Bittiettas, Three f oliesrts, sad flae If illatra le, will COMM! "CC THIS 1 - I(E.NILNT MO% LIA V, May it, with a (;.sad Cwil.,tt, a. .hwh will peiforsu Mew. Ash", Vlaataroi l'Au.as), are Ms' ; hypos Sf 'assns.', and *sour Terms of crbwi4pticse—Gritrinen Sen., Gw:netts.-. Lames. Ss: Goeueas.--tlaisturral aughters, Fuur Imps verb. As llse number of ej6r;ribr» lbst eau sow he oulmittesi is eam,..sranrely ve.y 11•41.14, DO dwar a Illgollettot C.tot her/D -LL r ht I .Les. Allotions& will be oN !Agility-Oho of,th of slay. Ba snits of 'IA. Director, J. WI LE, see. The Hight 11. SttaatOAN wietert en no : .•I tietchat lfit t twee of va. 4.41 erday, at Carieicra-horse, and kilg44•ll 111i19,61 on his appuiutatent. lie Olen/ramie diactl with Lord 'ilut.t.•ND, at It.rhaud-itattar. Yesterday the t MAWS, of WALLS riveted vial/tote kahsee. His SIAJ Et/ Y 1915 )relented the Bighop of rivr.. sec with a sepe-th ..nice erAett for diault. A hatfer'vaiip esireitiime tibritete hats so:0y froth • ntek skiva , his lately ht.eine a Nil krept.— lie ha. 4 beau advised to adelA the motto—'l mauls Lard hityuCrtAirs will gill* s grand dinner. this sa, at tos hairs iu taw Adufilially, to Air. Tim at•La., Mr. Cut LIION, Aar. Fowt.Lat, Mr. IA it, sow, Mr. Tin puss, Mr. a'a o.aalA Et.. &c. hat. he Duke of Pool i.aw n kcsie * grand dinner, yeatertioy, to the Contort Mounters, and will sire atwitter on the 4th of Julie. /11r. CAN/11140 eatertathed, at ditaber, 06 Satar day. %%Am:(unt ST&A)I4.VOI9. Ileum ‘,4411114111 Alllllllh SADO,. roil Lord itaWILEYNURV will give a grand dinner. to•tnerrow, at hi► boom. ha St. James ass i tiare. The Lilac of St. ALaaa's left wwi , yesterday. for IS ewtoto ket. The loud clamour raised by the Leeds clothiers, end the luso of sheep amanita the fermert, will explain the proverb of "great cry old little spooL" l'he Earl and Canute% or DICKST Wit: a grand dinner, yesterday, at their home, ie Grosvenor square, to the Earl and enuotess of AseeDvee, LOA sad Lady KiAsataD, end several other No bility. Earl of asat.tNOTON leR town, yesterday, for Newmarket. Earl and Countess Cnot.stownst.tw entertained. a select party, ut dinner, yesterauy. Adnriral Durawoirrii •marrnige with Miss But-- Ls& is • 'luit excellent finale to his anise through the fir* lalemhbr, and along the Capesuf The Duchems t,F Iluvrom gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to the • Alan:hioness of Tow asuenn, and several other Nobility. Barone** NOLLMILLIi lied a grand party of Nobi lity !oat night, at her hou se i n Gloucester-place. Ylie Earl of FAISIX left town, yesterday, for The Marque' and Marchioness of LAN4DOWN entertained a select party, at dinner, yesterday, at Lattsdawn-lionse. The Duke and Duchessof BaDrußn arrived, at four o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, ut their house in Stanhope -street, Mayfair, from Woburn-abbey. Report speaks in high terms of the classical ele gance of the dialogue of Mr. CUUSERLAND's new Opera, to he perforated to-morrow night, at Drury lime Theatre; also of the music by Mr. KELLY ; *hose sweet and scientific cornposinou appears pe culiarly adapted to the tine voice of Mr. BRAMAN. Tate KI N a has been graciously pleased to grant unto JANE* I)EaNs, Req. a Captain in the Royal Navy, his tin al license and authority, that he may, immediately - after the sithantaisation of his intended marriage with JANeT WHITIAT 1)1, N RAS, the only daughter and heir apparent of hi. maternal uncle Ctßar t s I)us s i ts, of Barton-Court, in the county of Burks, r,sq. opt .".entative in Parliament for the said county, take an.: use the surnames, and bear the arms of WHITLEY and llti DAS. in addition to those of Dr sas, and that the cud surnames anti arms may be taken and borne by the issue of the !Rid rncb arms hcinq tirg duly c•.ent pi:find according to the Law of arms, and recorded to tin; herald's office. COLI.VTES, PESCL ,P 6 GRAM) ROUT. Connteis'PoaTuscuu wive one of the gntailest rants tJas season, on Friday night, Mt her house in Grosvetior-sytiare; it was *treaded by upwards of four bandied of the unit Nobility and Fashion ables in niwn. ' h. apraitgetuents for the t lesittig were in the greate:A le of elegance. The house ara, unlit InTlinistly ti4lited ; iu Lite hall was a Ito. wan btu:), and tiro t onal staircase and .gullery were liAlsteil by large glo!)4, lamps. The grind suite of anartweats wa, sunerbly lighted by three large diamond-cut bearing lights. lleireshouents, erne.i oirvery kind, were served to the cowpauy ia her I,a visual style of elerthee ; it•was Awn; oclork the etitotiig mooring htlOre the %silage toui l ittil hua aleparttil ; amongst %‘ hum were— Their Royul Iliebtiemes the Dukes of C a newieer, Sussex, 11'111 (.tune 4L7 I 00' of hi Duchesses uf Ilendart, D..,set, Leeds, gffil ; Grace sae dresses( ho Week se:vid. r,tb • white *din hend-ilnss, trimmed with pearls. The Ilan Limits.. s of rYttl r, and Bath ; Earts Deck, uarpii.srt, Wtnibustrltiold. %ValsitlL3rn, Louidsle, De Id Mount Eilps•rinihr, Muatitourris,lVa'ilegnerr, Clusaui 11, Lunadale„ •u 4 Rammed ; Counties!' of knatit, Crusersaw, SIND, Temple, Rinke% Cartiainpton, Dartmouth, Matislarld ; who was dressed iu a pfire-telourc.laiitiu rube, the hair fastened with diamonds . ; Ware irk, Ihdaiiesttury, Errol, Carystuet, and Herklugbaus ; her Ladyship was saint saperhly dressisl in aide ra tio, over shirk s he w or e a Nark lace tuwate ; head-dress in the Geerian style..adle a Osmond hasnlesits fustened on the kill aide with a iliain.. u d errou ; Viscounts Crati ey and BulL.eley ; Viscuuntelors Liistartagi,Cntteey, rail Bolick) ; E-TIMPI•11 Cniftual ; Danis L'e Hulk; LUrlia &ask", Dowse r.n-i John Tlltint, Foe's. s. Clorter Somerset, Seabirds, El liot, ityureoe, Wrotrealli, Amherst, Kittle, Do Dna- Boringihm,. Clow, sad thushiliie ; Ladle, New p..rt, Ksey, Stokes. E. Carpenter, tkileight, Fortes ere, Holland, C. Ls t&e, W. llyune, C. Murray, C. Julia stn,., G. mad E. Cerii, Headley, Seaßirtli, Cluut, E. %Vara, lAnd4 r, C. 1..0n;, Ilustou, Renucltusp, liesuiiiudt, C. huinerart, Stanhope, r. ;Loupe, Amherst, and Dowsger Aushyest, S. htothurst, N.r.atkunar, Towns. bends, Muumuu, Raining, C. Watt, Allen, Chige„.Glynii, Pelham, t:i.lturd, Gr a ves, Yeeth, Lean, Dyniv..r, Vaish y- Waal, Mlillsaalte , B. Digby, Sentinck, North, (:re vide, G. TuSsell„ and r Grantham ; General Gren ville ; Res Riepien Glynn aini Thomas Gage ; the Hun. Iles. and Vim furtearoe; Messrs. P. Anthers, Waite's, Fitz bs'2in s, (:tin lr Rose, Good dl, glom+ fisuu, Shipley, Giles, Raveatiorpe, 11111111PlelS, and P token; 344er...wire Ilontsrue, North, Riana, Pare eiorpe, I.di.;:finst Revoke, knot, Ron sena, Peels, Staltortl, F.,imirr, H. Stalls, t:avrtuter. Vills..rs, Mutters, 41,41 e, GuvliPT, li. LAwarda. Rubinson', Jarman% and Aluntaom I.laisoym; .Allllllb Monson, (ante, Otto, Aagargies, Seymussr, Clements, and Oyu'. ST.IFFORP'S Git-IND CONCERT. The Marthioacss of STAFFUttp . I elegant house in clertlatiti-row was op.-nett. 0.4 Friday rifruiair, totoe numerous ovfteusiO.lgs• of Nohilety, with Mr. !Cumin's first iTiv_stito Convert. The prinei•-*1 tier formers we eMW.tifle C AUL Atit, Untsouto, Maw. 1 1 .1iss lll.mtuss. and Mrs. tilltscs. CATAII AN,. Mrs. 0111mtsm. sod Signer Smoot, sang a triune with great taste, owl the whole went o f with great applause. Mi-s lit tinr:S Milk a duet with grutt sweetness Old taste, oiol - was 0114111 anpl.tutioilt Signor Stotts, areninpauted her. Amongst the Nobility pre.rot 111"1.,e His Ho sl Mahn's.. the Prime of Wales Purhesres of Gornon, 11,roitint. snit Nuetbentbertand • the Stseqms lOf Hrootnrt an an lomasirealislory awl B;triginglciou ; Earl Cmirir ss of trcfniti Earl of Dartmouth I atlirs Mll Quern, Prnetor, FLl•irhamp, Hastings, smet throne; I east Nl•th.rniid, "Kr 'OM Lein Ott MtNi Sir Abrshark THP ?AUKS. The blooming month. of Nisy cnmmencerl yes terdey, ander the Inypiest auspices of simmer sun and g..iitie bre , w TISC Pa..kit and Kensington Gari1..11.4 seven iiis,dstved a Ilith'e crowded or hal hunt conoteny. Ihe eartiages formed a triple line ham Hviles.park t'orner to the gate of Ken siegton 01 , ; a,.. The Ride;,. Promenade, and banks of the Serpetitiue River, displayed the gayest and most divenoierl Krim. The carriages, front the &tones.% of the day, were almost all open, and the fair inhabitants elegantly dressed ; small cups, to match their pelisses, with lace t0ti11 . .1% to the face ; a lace half handkerchief or veil, carelesrly thrown over, was very general. Violet, blue, jon quil, and azure blue, are the pervading coleure ; the sills are mostly figured : but it was the fair pedestrians who displayed variety of enquire ; pel'isses, long and short spencers, seeds, mantles ; the fiesee helmet, the simple Gipaey, and tile shell poke, were equally prevalent ; lett every lady emote:! hor ridicule, to carry her Circassian kiutd kerchief. that unrivalled assistant to beauty. Her !loyal highness the Print:eta of Wat.kze in a enrride and pair, with two outriders, was in the Itoyal highness was dressed in blue snit, with a Cipsey hat. Iler Royal Iligliness the Princess Cu/tato-17z of WALES was also in the Ri.lo, in her lamlau, accompanied by the Dowager Lilly DE CLIFFORD ;--eitionrit the other persons of distinciinn who went in the ride, were— The Duchess of St. Alban im ; Dake of Arwele ; the Nfar "tome of Ileadfurt and Wellealey ; Earls Westmorland, Jerety, Sefton, Alonotrowria, tool Wdtoa. Auntie the clarion., netierd those of the Duchatoes Of Leeds, But too. Beaufort. GortLot, and Dorset; the Marchionesses of Toottskeod, Salsbury, Sligo, wetiesiey, beenshire, Bath, sod Burkk.gha _ _ _ The Ea 7i of Fire, dinplayed vest dexterity in drir ing six i n hum'. Earl Guar drove four i u hawk]. The hiarquis sad Marchioneal of %N . ATEILFOILD were in a canine and pair. Her Rural Ifighnens the Prin eft, of %%TALL, left the Park at half past tire o'clock. The Marchioness of SA L ItiliflaT had a fraud music party, last night, at her house in Arling ton-street. It being her Ladyship's first tinndst• party, this season, it was numerously attended. The arrangements of the evening were in the greatest stn le Of elegance. Amongst the Noteility pre.ent were— Their I:tool Highnesori the Prieto of Woks and I)ulte of CantbriOac; the Luk.ssfArgole sad De Cnstries ; Lharliesses of Northumberland, puttee, Leeds, Gorden, and Somer. at; the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford; the Mar quis and Manlius: ors eilealey ; the Msrrhiosrea•e of BucLircliaro and lluorighire ; Coontesses CAinden, Sefton, Carharntrtrrr., Barn mere, Cardigan, sad Don err Essex. A toot raer took place, in I lyde-park, on Stour . ; dly tween the noted eon -Iman s a d a Cheshire-tr..•n. for 40 guineas a-ride. Tits• gminid was ineasiired, 120 Finis; they started at the qring of a pi•rnl. The voiachnian won it—he writ over the v , orill in twvlve seconds; the odd., I)..fore ►taming, 1 , 1 vie 5 to 4 on thy Chesturr-matt. • 31/31)41.1T..- . ,- .• • • • liigt of the I%linotity tiflniirasil..en IP ridik_y Ise , m in favour of ~ i n riti,ig a larger rum to the Roman Catholic Collcgcoof Mitynikith, in Ireland: Alserertnaby, !lon. J. Huivaril, Haw W. Anstraiher, Rt. litoa. Sir J. 11114ites, W. L. . Ractruill. %V. 1 aiag, %I. Taring, A. L.i.as%., Non. fl. 'Mil ak, C. I.atiiackv, J. lliddialph, R. M. Lat iache, R. B•miyer, Sir T. 14:1:3 fence, F. Brutal, Kau. 7. I..ingitam, G. (:alerr.4l. J. Mt., tat, 11. Ca:rert, N. Montgomery, -. eavetnineb, Lord G. Mum; P. Cork., Hum. E. C. Morrill, Vutrosot Cothump, N. W. R. Newport, Rmht Rau. Sir J. Cututre, H. C. l'ortli, Inntley Cowper, liuo. E. R. 0.1.4.. tun lord H. Creeee), T. Pitmen. H. Cfeller) • Damlas, Hon C. L. Petty. land 11. . Ehrinatun, V:veoitut. I•irAott. Sir A. Elliott, Hight 1t... W. J.. entry, Rigid Hun. G. Fitegtrald, Right Mon. M. Pori.Metre, Lord Fit:erreld, J. Proem, Hun. F. A. • Fitzgerald, Lied H. (Aida, Hun. W. H. Fitzpatrick, hied Hun. EL kuteeti, Lord W. French, A. Smith, W. Gamer, LEA Sus ith. J. (;rattan, blight Uun. H. Somerville, Sir N. Flukey, J. Tieriivp.. Right Hem G. Hamiltou, Lord A. Wardell, Li. L. Herheri, A. Whitbread, J. Hippealag, Sir J. C. Windham, R.glit Hoa.lV. - lk will ltd seen. by the above list that*tenieeti Representative% of ireland (awl twelve of t(irui county Member.) were iu the Minority, eeelueive at Mr. rd......,, who inta for an jEriglisli bo rough; whilst it is said ouly seven Irish Members voted Wish the Government, viz. the three Mews. i uses: a. Cfsl. tiAllitT. Mr. C 1.1. MEM TS. Mr. SHAM, and Mr..Canara.—vir. CANN IMO IlbbClited itila sea from the adieu.. A A EIV• TAX. A• 011) NICE, Th erigimul h avatar iff Tarts. Though all taxes fill iu the Euil most heavily on the poor, the one which I sin who'd to p ropose seems se far removed from them, that wi ll oo hut little usurmuring on their part. • princi pal ..i.ject with the financier. Sui,h a tax can not fail to be very acceptable to Ministers, in their present emergency, aad I taker this opportunity of sumastfunt the hint to diets, holm the third book of Athena/rue, cap. iv. U. p. 7s. The Generals of A iitigonas observing that many inva ids crowded to a certain spring at ..f.dephum, whose medicinal qualities restored their couvales emcee. levied a tax on every one wl.o used it. This might be done by Parliament, with resreet to the CheltexAme, Bath, and othet waters. These hy pochoieiriare who took them would be made to pay, detervedly. for etery cap; and thaw who were really ill, wouthl not object to it. 'flit. impost might properly be extended to our weieriel-placer, where neither thn'. olio went to bathe. for their health, nor the greeter number w,lut did the tarns for their mostrsement, would complain at the tribute exacted ; and if they did, what would it signify more, or so much, eVtlitrir grumbling etinany other tales, in which the poor kmt with them in al alarm ing M.-sides, it iurkht be invite ■ metier of patriotism; for tt:ey could be told, with some troth, that they ought not to repine' et tier expense of taking such lovelies with Xehitune, the glory and sefeiy of the mum!). :Tint the indigent ovoid not be affected b.• it as 6111:mu% since they labour under few of the dieeases which fiend the volup tuary to ehetieekom, to Both, or to the C'eart. and those th •t & l itre net able to put them.elveh in the way of incerring•the expense. That uty tax may be panted ell round, I en gage to answer fir no such conselitence folio, mug ins imposition, as thet.which took place et ifileir snm. The impost was. dm sooner laid ' on, thou ichthyic.% Ta wipe, the Seritaparappearect! If such ittinicies were always found et-the bottom of our Pandora's Box, alias, Budget, we should hove few aitilahous to b e 11inister ! 1 hare celled asyself the original Incentor of Tores--4 is easily rroved.lv first. it will be reeolleeteil. WO4 oir Appks. The tax-gatherers were the:i danrnrd, owl such has. I believe. been the fate of all tax-gatherers over siuee.--Aliery I. ROYAL ACADEMY. The works rf the severol artists havi ng been ed in gronserset-house, preparator y to the an nual exhibition, which commences this day, sonic select friends of the Members of the Royal Aca demy were admitted on Friday to a private view of the collection. In this number were his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOCCILSTSR, the Marchio ness of LASIDost N, the Countess of CARLISLN, Lady Betwett.e, aid revere! other distinguished admirers of the arts. On Saturday the grand au nivisary diviner look place, and boasted a splendid at tei al i cr. 'There wete ) rese ot— The rakes of Gloucester sad Norfu;k ; Nfarquisars Staf ford, Lonsdown, mad Abrreorn ; the An bhisikup of Volk ; Earle Fertrarre, Camden, Dertonath, a..st Batbust , I was Holland, humerville, Cicala...tough, N b 'worth, Demme, St. Helen's, Mnlssavc, Artien, and Hrtekrobary ; Lens Chief Hawn M.Dot.akl: the fitoloop of Sslaabory Sirs G. Hoetamost, Abraham House J. T. I..rteestrr, Mark h,lot, Barra.: trears. Aiwa's stemm:ll3tppe ; T. L. Parboil*, IL Hoare, Akar, Heat cote, at five dinner 1 , 174.4 served up at six o'clock, and con irked of every delicacy the 111C10011 atlords, with en elegnut dessert, nod most excellent wines. It has been usual for his Royal HiAluiess the P • of WALE' and other hraniches of the ROY AL I: .11111 to honour this 111111111;41 uneetitt4 with their prese n ce, hat they were absent on Saturday except the Duke of GLOW' CATS& Repmt speaks favorably' of this year's pmductiou. Mr. Weser, the President, and Messrs. Wairrsu., FUSELI,WOI , DFORDE, 111, new Academician, COP LEY, and some junior artist*. base contributed largely to thy historical dapartunnit. Mears. Sieve. Hormita. and Sir WILLIAM HICFCHY, have well maintained their character in portraits. The fancy of SMIAIit has been well employed, and the new favourite, Wn.tut., has nut been a stringer to tamil•nr It le our intsato: so to given critic-al review of the works from day to day. Ve.terflay the Ruv. Couto•LL. the Master of Eton S hoot, rr.t,l hiimuir in u;ke ef the C 411095 or tl. , •Cuthedeel Cildpz: of St. ;L:orie, IVinklaur. gat THE 711:E . RICIPTON atEEI7Ka. WtiDNE6DIV, APRIL 17. sweepstake. of togs each: volts sit. 31b. fillies sat. Tvrico rutted the Cuero,. (9 &sheer - ihrt s.) Dube of Hamilton's b. c. Petrunius, by Sir Eyler, out of Louisa, lry Javelin . . Mr. ("entitle's b. f. Clutilda, by liambietenian . . . fa Mr 11.1.ivestw's hr. f. by Expectation . . . 6t04 ou Petroniuo. Won easy. 9a eepatakea of lags. each, fur horse, nut thorough-bred.- 11-ats, totes round.. (6 Subscribers) . Lord Ribbkedalee be jr. Neighbour, by Noble, a yrs ties. I lib. Mr. W Untchhtion'a gr. g. by Mt. George, 4 yrs old, met. 1 tin. . . . . • . . If di. Mr. Hutchinson's gehling the favourite ; after tha *At beet 3tol ho won. Neichhoar's bridle !Hoke th.: best heat but he ti./11 the second Least easy. I Swe,pstalt s of ;top each, f4r hunters, I vet. Foul maga. '(Fonr 4abseribers ) Mr. Tempest's eh igstilia., Marquis, by Propbet, it allt.tl DIM HA 31 M LET ING 14EDNIIIDAY. Ai • RIL Y 7. Sweepstakes of top ruck, with .o¢s &Med 1 est% oat" Tau mites (Five Subscribers ) Mr. Stisftit's b. e. by Agutiis.es, •litm by Jerker • Cu'. liption's b. e. try Pular, ,I. AAtin by Sr' Nese •• Sir H T. Vases b. r. bt Shuttle—Pliatertuesse - a Sisaltu's etAt the favuarite. Pros by bAlf a-learga. &mats Posta& feirAft lOW Thstaispectivitta. Mr. W. Hutch.. sua's boy colt, S,Firt, by M. (horse, s yrs obi, oft. sib. • Sit U. T. Vsat's b. f. So Peter, oat of Katibtrirs, 4 yes . ski, Ist 9;3. -its Mr. Kirby's be. litsitaseat, 3 yrs &A, ref.-SM. 3 4 11 Mr Crattoett's b. f. by lit. Us.* go, tiara by Punter, 3 yrs ad, est . 4 8 • Mr. Slurry's ersishairtos, 4 yrs obi, sal intik t t S Mr. liates's Holiest Hiary, 4 yn 041.1, sit. 3 Whitru•ec OK favourite. A good nos. , II s 1 MUTING, AT TATTEEISALL'S, Aram TOR THE CLARET. 6 to 4 sia;est Glee ticrugguta, by t,r S.lonnan. 7 to 4 apt Eatou. by Sir Peter tunic. 4 cud S to 1 apt any giber. Fur t►e De.bc. 9 to 2 apt Rabies% brother to Castrel. 6 1.. I sou Coaster, by 11. r Peter Teasle. 6to t apt for lulu tu Ira% lear. * to t apt 1...• d tittaell's colt. out of Deride diss6 rtod tot apt Enstrarn, by Te.itty. 106 to I t apt Clio ter, by Sir Pgter Tearlt. Ito.. to 7 ape Cut. Chink:nes brother to Baron. • too to 7 apt Weaver, by :inutile. tn•t to 7 a„st Yawl k., bg Sir Peter Teaz:e. N . . to 1 shit a reek.: te,/ colt to be,opeord on Monday be fore the r. e.: too or 11,ree w. re debarred. • t. oo to bet apt .ny, ta.4 the ameb t e, deb tee, ' i‘ested up, aud to be oproert wi ruteday the act of blay. Large same were offere4, eves motley, that either Buckle, Cbifney, al Ai t.vid, roles tbt wham,. Fur the OaLs 7 to 1 agat the Duke urtinu --- toisilly, by Sorcerer, sot of Doraby- I 1041. 7 to I %at rill, of IA Errusont'a fillies. 8 to t net a.r4:- Luobutis inty Shy, by Surt.or.*, otat of Auu • I a. rto t &gat Mr. Gootbson's br. f. by Swatter. She It wig to /AMU Barr ytko,re 1 U to I non— . .. Gisenuder, by HaaslArteubm, out of Pip, ins's ono. to to 1 apt Mr. 71 dinb's Aorta, by Coriander. to to 1 agst LA Grosvenor's lily, by Alexander, out of bitable. boaght the Pikaq'a Trafolipz, ud 8044hirens, by Mr. Manola LAO sel.l treav,..r, b Rl,utfc, net of data. to Mr. itowurth, Wr r , . (.11..ead. It isms : mama that there sista lizen a greater mor tality aumiigst the foals this year, than e%er sru ktasu. Many • Cleutlemen babe lost hat thrir stock. Lomb Gatiatasua and Lammasr have been this priceipal stiffen- IRISH CA 1710LICS. NATIONAL BANK On Friday se sinight a wertatag of the Corpora-• tioae of the Bank ut Ireland, wasfichl at their new mono, (foortierly the House of Girds), Dublin, when the Itirectors laid before the Pro•trielore a correspoodence between Government and the Di rectors, fur the purpose of reuewing their charter. The teruss agreed to by the Directors wire utu.ui. mousy confirmed by the Cori.oruf on. It OW:IN pro i.osed by Mr. Pim, with that perspicuity and talent which too eminently distinguish Mist Grath:wan, to annex to ,tlie agreement a proposal to do awa7 tlioAe restrictions a bid, p: r+ ent Catholics frarn he.. iug eligible to he chosen Governors or Directors of the Corporation. For the tiono:ir of the time, we are proud to state, that no person objected to those enlightened and patriotic sentiments, but the kre neral opinion was, that it would be improper to so trodirce the submi at thnt meeting, the object of whi e !: might possibly be defeated by so doing--isA in emiron.rity to the general wish, al reqnisitron wan inime,:nircly signed for the purpose of a special meeting, at a vllort day, to take into conisderatian Mr. Pines reAolistion. On Satanlay vennight there was a mretiug of the PmtevtAist Gentry of the crototy of Clare, at hich resolotions o (Tr agreed to to favour of the Catholic claim'. Saturday, tLe Lulu) CrAsceLLoo. se it Lis+ colu'a-inn-laall, but tows before eleven o'clock. There is a report that the I rotitchise French frigate• and a transport. which sailed some time ago from Comma. for Buenos Ayres. hove : beta taken. It is mentioned. in letters front Bilbao ; but no 0ffi..11.1 iti.i.vuuts of it hart reached Go. ve-nment. The Dime frig-Ste, arrived at Plymouth from oft Rochefort, is said to have spoken a neutral from Rochefort, by which she war informed that a re port of an action *to theStrairs,between the English ' fleet and the French squadrons, was current there— that one .ail of the Freach line had been blown up, two sunk, eight biken. and that five escaped. We give this merely as • report. An affair of hainour took place. on Saturday morning, io the fields at the bock of the Cock, et Kilburn, between Mr. S—, a gentlensan elm was recently on the *tail of the (.nerd., and Esq. a merchant. The parties disareed at the Opera Concert, and they hail met In fiht on Fri day moreing, but the comlntt was rlyferssa from a %apposed iiiterrui.tion.' The crunhotatits had three d :ea each, awl iu the last fire Mr. was Ga. • vereiy ve.anded in the cheek, theinth having takes • •Inntin;,; I 00: . .e. and his rdt.usary doggy:rattily in the bit j 1 ,116 Captain P— a Mr. irl.uci:ss warn the irnonda