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MIN . AA • ..";--...-..,: - 7 4 . IP . 410 0 ,5- zr ., 40,i14:441..., ROYAL ENTERT.IINIVEA7: Wedutsday Her 111.x.horry gave a dinner to the l'oldnility and Gentry of Windsor and its environs, which war conducted by the Princess Etozopeta. The Prince of Waxes and Duke of CLAKETICS arrived at three o'clock, when the Qeai.tr, Prince of WALLS, and Dukes of CLonnece and CAM lictucx, Princesses SOPHIA, AUGUSTA, ELIZA. , B . TH , AysLIA, nod MARY. sat down in a large eitioese teat, which was prepared Ihr them, to dinner. The rest of the comp my ant in the other tents anti niarquetss on the luau. while the bands of the Royal Horse Guards. Blues and Stafford shire Militia. plared in different ports of the gur den. The Mandarins, from Vauxhall, were also pre.ent. and 'obeyed their dexterity of hand to the young ladies and ge itleuien present.— i'st dusk the youthful visitors had u llall, and die Ilioros. Folsom' mid Nobility wers present to see them dance. His -MA, CITY arrived Irons London about eight o'clock; lie immediately joined the party, and seemed highly delighted with the en tertainment. The Prince of W•LEA and Duke of CLAIIk:N4I slept at the Lower Lodge and yester day morning set off for London. T hat . Bull broke up at half-past tan, when the Kum, QuE E N, .11 the ROYAL FAMILY, Illurned so Windsor Pa. The couspatay cousisted of the following visitors Maritsa Coriswallia Laity anti Family ,• Lord aid Lady Aslshrk,uke alai Family, Lord IluMnts awl Family; Lashes Ikl§estce, lino a., and narrate ; the 11.... Mr wad Mrs. Villica Mid Family; General it arcunrt and hie Lady; Colonel Dei.iarow sad Filially; Colonels Etley owl Norlipte t Major TalLot ; Nfr. Fa-kens:mile and Faintly ; the Ise. Mr. Nan they. Mr. Rider, llouglaa ; (teactala Cartiattit and Fassoy ; Col. Tailor, auJ many of the Oaken of the Llais and lesiturd The Blues petroleil the roads the %bole time, till the company deported. WINDSOR TIIE.ITRIC,ILS. Mr. SHERIDAN'S Cwracsly 4 or The School for Scaatial was performed, by particular desire, on Tuesday. Mrs. Munt6 played the part or Lady Teazle with great vivacity and judgment, rod w eaved titil.oanded applause. A Mr. Wilanco. flour the 'lath Theatre. wade his debut in the pH! t of Sir Purer Tea:le. Mr. Baowaa was au excel lent Joser'i Surface; and Mr. PUTH AM was very well received in (has/n. Mrs. Sputa was very in taesting in Maria. Indeed the wnoleCoatictly was well supported, and went off with great *pint.— Mrs. Simms also sings sweetly. anal rereivel great aoplauae in the part of Lydia ; and Mr. Metros in that of Risk, in the Farce of Leer Laughs of Locksmiths. Yesterday morning His MAJi:STY. PritlCPSSes SOPtIIA. AUGUSTA. ...St allßMA.llWCOuspaitied isy Lady TiIYNIII , .. Gmerals CAILTWAIONT and FITZ , . 11.014 and Colonel TAYLOR, rode in Windsor Park, and nturned at twelve. Afterwards the Pat st twits took a ride in the Pack for upwards of an hour, accompanied by Lady Tits . tist and Col. rsetok. The Qt and PAIIICEbSi3 took au airing to Froginore Ledge end Oardeas. His Royal Highness the I)iike of YOIUL arrived, en Wednesday morning, frau) flatlands. The Duke of CUNIICLII.AND attended the gala at Vauxhall, os. Wednesday night. 'l%. linenem, of Sae evening induced his (loyal Highness to walk thitaer, accompanied by his Aid-de-Camp. Being quite plainly droned, his Ro)al Highness was not teeneplised by many of the company present. Eniky will close his engagement at the Nrweitstle Theatre. oil Saturday neat. Mr. BAR itTMORE, Mr. M'CILLADY, and Mrs. HARLOWC, Lie al.o there. • The public days at Abiwick Castle, the seat of the Duke of NORTM/111BERLAND, which were to enotmence on the St3th instant, are postponel, the illness of part of that Noble Family preventing their vibit to the Nurtio, as intended by them. The Shrewsbury Theatre will open on Tut-84y, the 20th of, Septemlter, being race week, witn the comedy of The West Indian. The Earl of (human and Lally A. SPENCICI opened the bull, on Saturday night, at the Pavilion, Ilrighton. --- On Saturday Ponnight the Earl and Countess of LONDONDERR Y landed at Donaghadee, from Port Patrick, and immediately proceeded to his Lord ship's seat, at hlouot Stewart, in the North of Ire- The Marquis and Marehinnemi of Warr:aroma Lave arrived at the seat. Curnaghwore. uear Wa terford. Mrs. MOUNTAIN was to perform her Travellers at :spa, at the Bigg Market Concert Room, at Newcastle, on Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs. C. lisnats perform the whole of this week, at Brighton. The Duchess of Mast.soaotion patronises Mr. J. BRUNTON'S benefit on Friday, at Brighton. The Duke anti Duchess of HEDFoCD have ar rived at Lymington Spa ; they were addressed, on their arrival, by the Hard of the village, attended by all the Sylphs and 2Visiads of the apriag. The St. James's Volunteers had a field-day, yesterd a v, in Hyde P ar k. The Lac! of UNIIRIONS arrived at Windsor, yesterday, from Lewisham. in Kent. Earl and Omuta, Sruccsa are gene to the Isle Wight. _ Sir tonna. CLanans it the purchaser of half t ine Brighton Theatre. for fire thousand two hun t:. al and 1111/ guineas. The root of the Theatre at present, per aunion,iseigist laufaire(l4nineaa. Lc rd M u La RA, f: care a turtle dinner, paiterct ay, ‘.i hi. how* in the Admiralty. Earl and Country BtlitliaiLtY returned to town. .t.eenliy, from Outlands. Fashionable departure- , ve•terNY— , The Earl of rdsearrerse, fur NroOtto• : Lord and Lady , enurto• and family, for ebeltenisein ;'the Right Hon. :'rune norms Ditty, for Dahlia • snit Mrs. itickurda, trans in Aquae is f:rawesar.squarr, Ca; WrYman!h Ott Monday evening, Mr. EL LtiTatt performed 1 1'.• part of Othello, and Mrs. PowLEL, chat of E . . ili a , i n the tragftly of Othet'o, it the Edit:- I-n:oi Theatre. Mr. ELLiiSON Slat performed Ce e drt of Tag. in the Lave of 7740 S'ailod Chia LAW INTELLIGENCE. COIAT OF CHA?iCEßY:Lissowni-lits, Er Earls MUMFORP, is the wetter qr Jona cow m • a Bad:rapt. Mr. HALL stated dn. was a petition of Niumford, praying that the Court alight direct the Commissioners of bankruptcy to admit him to proved three proiaissory not.*, under the minion sion 'lssued against John Cowan, a bankrupt. The circumstances were, that Mauston!, in the rear 1806, brought 44 action of damages against Cow aii, for seducing the dau g ht er o f - his wife. which deprived ima oilier services. While the actiou was pending, the parties compromised the busineari, by leaving it to arbitrators to assess damages ; who ac eordi ugly determined that Cowan should pay Mans ion! Soul. as damages._ and 2 51. co s ts o f th e act i on . Cowan gave Muusfurd three promissory notes for 3001. which are yet unpaid, and n note payable at a shorter date, for die coats, which had bean paid. In the year 18u7 a Cominianion of Bankruptcy is sued against Cowan, and tht Con 111 l iasioners re fused to allow Mutaford to prove hie debt, on the ground that uo actual value laid been given for the planisitory notes. Mr. 11.st.t. contended there had been actual valise given, as Mutaiord had limit the services of rile daughter, *ail the bankrupt's pro pe-ty received a bear& lama Sluniford'a vereptilia of the notes. A , marriage ass considered a ralkl consideration, and so it was in this ee.e, for when a person does ati iajury to another, and maktos re paration. it inuat he considered - as a lowfuthint valid debt. The referees being appointed by the ithm to assess-damages, their 11:4001111:.11t was as binding as that of a Jury. No fraud nor easailsi natiou could he i.rov.ad, and he was certain on such defence would be attempted to be set up. It was not denied but there had hens an iniary sustained, of a moat aggravated kiiid. awl it could not be held either is a Court of Law sir Equity, that the reparati.n for that Lamy was not It V 4 , 1,41 debt.— Cade those coaside.atioiss, he had no s k uilit but his lordship would g - ant the prayer of the peti tion, and give d.reetions to Vie Commissioners et- Mr. Fonat.Avavz contended that the bankrupt lead mot a right, by an imaiswal act of his, to de. fraud his real Cretturs; it WAS u pontive de-labia that Craw, that a loud vim not reeme,able, when given for an immoral par,wise, and he hoped that Court would never deoliet fraiu so case system ; there rrontil have fleet' 4 wide 111(14Te.ler, if e asses -meat had been made by a Jury. tor in T .at case toe Creditors would have Wen fully lip. prised of it, and %void have tracts their measures accordiagly, :nit this was a datk tra oractiols, ggled betw,en ts,ree or four individuals. He did not say there ass any fraud was not its siructed 10 say au; bat if the damages heel been assessed in open Court, lii bis opinion tit case soal.l have borne a wish !better appearance. Ili. Lordship had decided in the ease of Campbell, a case nearly raistii sr, that an inquiiry should Issue to a...certain wiietner any of the eresiitors* drills, that had been proved under the cnintnissiosi. hut oefare the bond was executed. I-k tru,ted Isis Lordship wisald direct the same inquiry 'night ba made in this case. The Lona CHANCKI.LOR olesersril, that when he first looked intothe petition, he was of opiut.iii the petition should be ilionissed. Fie grouude 1 that opiiiiou tinder idra that some fraud or roila ssou ioid helm practised. But lie fonnd tts ,!.e mos no ground for the suspicion. Me thoitglit,it a vei v difirrnt ease from that of CanipbellTi. The dzakritpt might have confessed juditineat to the action in the Common Pleas, where et would have appeared no the Record, if there was any collusio.: ia the case. lie was of opiniois the notes ought to lie allowed to lie roved balure the Co.. nisioners, as he conceived it to be a laaful claim for the de-• privatiou of services. We have been favoured w•th the following ex tract of a letter from am Ofii-er no bear.l the te*. mod, Admiral DU COUKCIIY, Atignst 9, brought to Plymouth by the Intelligeat gaa-brig, with dispatches to Government :- 4 , Madrid is evacuated, sad General Blake is in pursuit of 3tirshal Bearit;res. The anirnosaiy toward. the French is es great as it desei res. The fither•iti-law of the .4mierieut Como!, 72 ears of age, do of which he has b wit at COCOS Is, is in prison, wolf the Freer+ Comm!, and ere..y our of plat sauna; one of whoa bead it large iu whole pr/wi tel id . Goalhela would ne instantly pat to d.ath. Et , •li in livid isl wears a red circular eneks.le, with " Vire tlnnonsdn V/f." with the tight-timer in the centre, and the 1.1114 of Curt ura *mend it ; autl ribbons with " Coarser or die for blerdioand ths FIIM." The Spanish Mer..hants have received informa tion, that the Governor of the Havmuuils, olio.' re ceiving An account of the Spanish insurrection, ordered all the French in the Island to be token provisionally into custody. This story spay be true, but the rust number of French i■ the Island disinclines us to believe it. It is imam-stool that there use no less than 15,000 French refutes from St. Domingo in Cube; sod it is known that the greater part of them are military. The Strom:nu gun-brig, Lieut. tl. NUGEXT, bad a smart brush, a frw days ogo, with a large French man of weir brig. sent omit of Cherbourg for the es press purpose of hiking her. The Frenchmen soon found then:metres woefully mistaken ; awl alter an action of three quarters of an how, saved themselves from inevitable capture by means of their sweeps, in getting under Queniueville Fort, which mounts filly guns. Lieut. Nei:peter. how ever, got hold of the Frenchman's jolly-boat, with one man on board, from whom he learned tint the enemy .IVoil two men killed, and sixtema There were a French frigate and anot:ler brig in Cherbourg Roads ; and • Captain of the forme-. with 50 of his vicked men, came out to the ar..i,i anre of the brig, which was then getting away with ' all possible speed. There was no other E.:41;,') vessel in sight at the ti ale of the action. W. are happy to Wit, that the Strenuotu did toot retiewe any inJterixl dainage. The (.4../tae, Spanish schooner, arrived at Ply mouth, Nan captured by the Unicorn and Pii,rair frigate.. and Cosset sloop of war: she ha. fel board 44:1n0 iitand of anus for the troops at BSICO3s Ayres, which were landed fur the ear of the at Gijon : asid the daputehes from the Dike of Bung, for tlieContamoding Officer of that (a. km, we unieNta.td were found on board the Ce roans, and are forwagded to Loudon. THeND ER. sroxii Igxteaet of a letter from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Aug. 16:- , -" 'I he thunder: store,, Sc en oe rieneed on Monday meth dn. ml in this town and neigieteournm 1. The fol. os a suouriary of its effects town, the house which suffered most, is that of Mrs. Itaisbeck, in 11'estgate-street. The 4i:fleeing struck the batik part, entered the usual dining room of the family, shivered r. door to pieces, and drove the fragments *tong the passage into the frost room, . tore the plaister off the wall, and da maged some of the furniture. Several of the hell o/wee in the house were melted, and a black mark, of considerable depth left aloud the walls where they . were. Several of the windows were shattered to pieces, and a hole was driven through a thick chimney all where the lightning had s t r u c k upon a nail. Mrs. Itaisbeck and her daughter had a moat providentiul escape, having removed from the room where the - principal damage occurred. a short time before, in order to avoid the glare of the light g. In the next haver, occupied by Mr. Joh ling, some of the hell-wires were melted, windows brolten, and the top of a bed-post struck oft: A young man, who was painting; the inside of the house next door to Mr. Johlinors, was struck down, and throwu into convulsions; but, we are happy vs say, is lino , quite recovered. Some tiles were taken oil Mr. Leightssi's house, on the opposite side of the Lreet, but no other damage was sustained than that capered by the torrent of rain which rushed in. Ton men at work in the ueightooring eimpel were throats egeinst rich other by the shock, but not on,ich. hurt.—lhe house of Mr.. Farrington. Itigg-inarket, was also struck. and-the hell-wires lit two rooms mad the staircase welted. 'rite common sewer at the Head of the Side was so full energed with wit"r, in coose.iwmee of the heavy ovin e that the pavement was forced up fur several yards, and the water tamest from the aperture, for a consider able tune, as if thrown by an enAine: " Time lightning struck the -house of James Losh, EMI. of Jesutond, in tao places. The fun nel en the top of the library chimney was broken in pieces, thence it passed down the chimney into the lib..ary„ throwing down the sooty and singing the heortit-rug It oleo entered by awi idow on the stair-bead, struck a barometer. hangiug by the . auk of th e arlisd.).v. which it slavered to poems, pooled along all the bell-wires, and west round the gilt frame of a large picture in the &eerier room, whirl; it bus completely tarnished, then pie;rael the wall a little above the ekiiiiiiey-piece, mail disappeared. A barge rent was likewise made in the will connunnicating with a closet ih the kitchen, the lovk of the door forced off, and two balls o f appeared to the servants to fall on the kitchen floor, and escape by the door. I...idea/ate ly uo ode was hurt, althoogh Fart of the family were nil the atair-head wleta the liaronnetee was broken, sod the servant* were iii the kitchen wham the tire piwsed threigh it.—.t winduall neloitgi4 to Mr. llodesois. On the Leases, was struck, ewe of the wands completely shattered. and the per peurlicul.ar axis in tile centre of the mill. done which, it pasatil to the gronad s ecnisderinAy nnugid. purtieutarly at the nottorn, where a low* exidesiion took oleo, awl a maw awl im) a-ro et umwd and a little singed, but not materiolly- hen. A horse miming in a pestehaise oo hiterthend well cuts struck dead by the also II horse ki led at Culelaill, beloneief to a permern at 11 vets led. Two peo.de sitting to a. potilic-tiouse un Gateshead Fell were struck by the I t ig.l_lllllg— one was knocked down, and the -other's arm was laronintied. Mr. Maddisoa's hone!, at Birtley, was struck ; the eons thrown from the chimiies, venal anodes's with the frames torn to pieces, iewl the coo.ng.stenes, on the gable cud of the Weise, sem-riot to a cousidersble distaiose.—At Lumley, hear Chester-le-atreet, the lightnin3 entered the roof of a howe, and killed a wornawia a lotrer room. Mr. J. S.ieraulon, or Houghton -gate, had a cow killed ins field hear that place. Ur. Kirkup, of flrpeth, had seventh larabs killed in a field near his house. The lightning entered the roof the house of John Cole, at High Closytors Hieing!), and forced off the head of the clock, and broke it into pieces; it then went up the chimney, without do ing Kay further dema.v.---..At Dicton, a horse and several fah sheep were killed in the fields. The Seo Teo Stars, on liatesheod Fell, wai.also struck = some cattle were kill-al in that direction. Some women in a cart h .11 a na row escape, re the cart was much damaged, but they were not senon.ly hurt. A pike of hay was entirelyinirid at Cress Wigton. The daughter of Timothy Pollock. or the Roar, lialfway-bank, between this town and` North Shield', was standing at the back-door, with a comb in her hand. the lightning struck the bock of the comb, singed it, and curled up some of the teeth. without limes the least jujory to the A new smelting-mill at Derw.oitsheads, near Manehland, was nearly swept lawny by the flood. together with a considerable quantity of lead of ore." A fire broke out at three &chick yesterday morn ing, at the farm of Ceptitin WILLI ANS. at his seat, Mid-hill, three toilea bevead Hendon. It was oc casioned by a rick of hay being nicr-heated. and communicated to two other ricks, which it entirely destroyed. Provideutially there Via, no wind. or elm the whole or the fans-yard, owl the spacious dwelling-home, would have been contnmed. The dainage is estimated at three hundred pounds. , — Captain ‘Vit.t.l intritrAately came to town i n his elrtiac and four. The Hoot. Sun. Oritiaih, sod E4gl.- tir.--eintineW, repaired to the spot with the gre 'Test - speed, and rendered every•ws:istance. daughter of a wraiths farmer near Tenter are. eloped, on ltdou . day last, with a re:cl l.:laid surgeon. The parties have not since been heard of. The young lady will have si handsome fortnoe when of age, four years hence. Amanitas Irma India state. that Lord MINTO has aria Colonel NI t Latut.li lin a special niession to. Persia to counteract and frustrate Ilse se: n , on. which BON APAIATF has been so long maturing for the solingatien of our Indian derainiens.-... The !Offish ships in the river of Calcutta hove cap tured Daniell poverty to the amount orate million sterling: sod the Mutat, 74, Captain C A UT,. et.u, has taken a D. ,ish ship, with delliirs ou boat' I. nominating to eint.fificl. Admiral D t icav has safely arrived is lout. NG INTELLMENCk. • • 4SEWRAGGIN RACES. ..c T22.Ii3AY. *LG. I. A Sweepstakes fur 3 yr. o'ds, Subeeribers, p. p. Culls mat 7ils. 111 les est. sib. Thre..-usi/st Arista. Hrs'up's biy frily, Lurrly Lass 1 1 Mr. Svoillow's brown any, Wisp st uis h's Iru.tO ro!t, Pester 3 2 Mr. itllllllll/nl . llrhesout cult, tilaillrer 4 3 b to sou Lovely Las. Wou ensily. WED9rtft)4 Y. . A Sweepstakes fur 4 y r . olds, 7 Suliscrihers, p. p. Cults sst. ;lb. Wiles sit 41b. Tble.f.imile hears. Mr. Ridley's hr. mare. Spafirc walkai ewer. SAIIII DAY, Match fur Fifty Gahm's. Mr. Jultnaws'a broeu mare, Fair l!h.lita Mr. t% ~hismiuu's hay tilly, Hatteanisoca. 2 4 to I est Plaints. TIM RSDA T. The Silver Cup, fur all age., ti Sn'werthers, Tea Guineas each, p.. p. Four mile heats. Mr. Ri , lbw's brown war..., Spitfire . Mr. Jubue is s clicsaut suarc, Cautbso.se . 2 2 &era bwu•g at starling , au caccileut race; woe by half • Reck. SAME DAY. itancticap for the brute'. bootee. Mr. Smith's reit, Po C S Jtie J0i1..16011 . 411 colt, Glaneet Mr. tVaktuaon'a colt, Stnailacr a 3 '3 After the find ft -at, Oto4 on Ptaler ; after the second, Ctol on talincer. A excellent rice The thud heat was arelLsontested, and true by halt A 11. rk. The Lone Maio Naas w,.p Ly Northumberland, bete: two brttlea ahead. The races, theatre, and .untrinbly, were all well attended, the lowa Wog foil of fiashoin.thle tomiooly, %hoar *mese anent; O.ree eonaidzrably he.gbfr.ted th• theta, mai te r Ivo.a of a COMptasy of comediuus (lona Glace„., &Ha the perf.otmances of as excetkut ontuocal band Vona Wi driugtutt. READING. TC9IDAY •VGIVIIT 10. The Gold Cop, 'aloe sties, ;be rert in specie, the owner of the WCO ..1 han' brit4 cist.tied to kw stair back Four saihs. 1" she Sub , nnberr.. Mr. M. Dilly's b. IL G•intbo, by Sir Pateros yrs sid, bib Mr G,oldiri) sb. , tilouistaineer, ei yrs, set. loth Ld b..ryin br. h. P iait 310 4 on Itlusotanieer. ill a apt Giintko. Fifty Pounds for three 3r olds, ;st ilb. sci fear yr Wilk est. 710. fillies nod grittier allowed .1 Tao mils heel& 14 11.irrytoore's f. Airanda, by Sorcerer, 3 yrs old 1 # Capt. Haffrodrds b.. r. Corihcan, 4 yrs old (broke d0wn , .... it 19 1 on Corsican. DITELLIt,ENCE FXTRA. NEWMARKET FIRST OCT' )13ER MEETING, ■Yn OA ► Mr Ratom's Charmer, ;sat. ill; mrst Ur. Lloyd's PIM.), VD!. ", .11 511.. Two yr old course, 14.ugs. . . lA I..orrther's Tut sNt U b. "Rat 1.4 C. H . Caefedifiy Drradaueght, IN. ills. Two yr old course, lolls svnoAT. IA F. Rentieek's Snag, est. SAN net Mr. LeLe's Tim, eft. stb. Aclees the Fiat, i lip. h. 1%. 'l4l RID•T. 1.4 F. lirnt;oclis Snug opt.lJb7 apt Gen. Guwer's Brod. bury, 7st. 4:6. Across ibs Eat, 140{0..b. HOUGHTON MEET La\T DAY. GDS. RrJeceuw's Britcbt, se.l Jib. vitt Mr. rayoe's reek iiit. s., R. K I Lk K 2. RACE*, Mull flay. akiliatt ti tOnl. Tim:le-tusk hams, twit.--&nirlip Gentlemen. Mnj•lr Loflns'a Mr tn. Atalanta i lajort:nnglia h. ks.Tatnits St, Maven Catl's h. tr Unletten I, a . .l 3 Mr. Ituria's h. Oaten Satn t. Grrertea eh is '...Vent rationici 6etweeu Major Lufras's mare a..." 44 Ma. jortioqiCa horse. ittronwv, A 001.;.T J. Silt!) guit.eas. Tbrr, .n Jetees& • Captain Culv.aa'a Sti% walked urea. lbr canine. - -. His Gee the Duke of Porrzytw.gase • %mol (♦intier. yesterday, ut 13 urtingta4t-11« we, to du& Spanish Deputies and Fuieign Multistep.. Tie bust artivtili at bath are— It•rl Nampa nut! Amity, Lady Claseatte Ne'.ou, Sir Julho Jabnauu, Sit Thera. and Lady Corsi, COI. and tide 0w:44, Cnientei and Mrs. Duncie, ite., lanie, Rn. Doctor itakew Captain %nue Captla Crain Painter, CApiam Present, CaptAm Wtea. , try, ,r. sat 3 tr. Woodlatarae ALAI Gandy, M.. and Mrs.' Fero. er, %IC ant ?I rs. Ward, %fr. .tud Mre. Fox, Kr. saw M., ttow.k, Mr. sae Mn. ea ) ly, Mr. and ]tn. Sle.tle, acc. tIC dittoUtrd tact!, is-t 'ears at ! betWVerk OreWle mad Ceriorras, uuy beet sailed by the Steuart's, to whom the ease aes retur:iral I,r the Jockey Club, as sietr•nlioK upon a poi it ur fart which the bitter had uo .11VAIIS of istice-tamir The Stewards hive dtoti.led, that, ac, the eviile was equally .trivii4 ou buth sales, the prize be equally (Healed between the parties. Mr. Sritxrri:x 6.ltve a !vault eatertornineist yes terday ..t his beautiful seat near Hampton 1 !•:everal utarquers were placed ou the lawn. At tot.) o'clock a aluinerut.morecolOolow,ecof Casition•bles arrived. The Vauxhall Painiean Baud acto.olcd in tuil gala uiiifortu. Ou Tuesday la,t the Provi,trial Grand Indoor Free 311a..0n5, for the (.7ouittv or Durham, was held in the Granby Lodge Mow, in Durham. Sir It lf.Pll MILBANKE. Baronet, Provincial GI a i Master, is the chair; after the business wz:s or Ir t , the Brethren partook of an excellent dinner vt Brother ALSOP . . Asstial•ly Dooms, prty;dml by Brother S. Hoax!". when the day was awl, trite mimic festivity Kiwi harmony. The follow. big. Brethren compose the Grand Officers fur the en,ilL.;,: year:— Sir Rai l;It Ms!basics, Bart. G. M. ; A. login, Esq. 1). G. M. ; litt.T. Martara, a Lodcw Luelt m s G. W. ; Mr. Barely, of L.ohew 129, Strodwriand, J. G te . ; R. Wm. Nestickl,G. C.; Mr. J Her.ortle. G S. ; Mr L. Penniogt • too, C. S.; Mr. C. Lbdu•t, G. A a Mr. Rm WO.ki..ReN G. S. B. Grand stowanla--Luther Spoors, Imetre No. 4 ; Fawcett, Lodge N... 1,/ Sttuaerlaod ; Red llorarr, .1. Clerk*, Lode 11.4, Dilatant ; suit W. Keay, olis, Gateshead. A boy btonging to one of the rreeiv'ing-offices of the twopenny post. hasnoilergotie an examina tion before some of the Niagi,tratts of Bow-ttreet. and the Solicitor of the Poiit-ofhte, charged w th secreting a biter, containing a ti.r i•ou.,sl note. This note not haring collie to ha sci. tae itu in tier of it being khoeu. upon opplicistiou to t'is Bank, thi found it had been paid iu veil resoectable thinking-!inn.e is Losn'isartbistreet ; wb;so, after tracing it thruu 4 h due eut ha ids, the uub:uher•of a toortnise paper provii,l, toast he had reoeited d from the Prisotter, who is s 1,7 at the receivio,;-oSee where the letter was put in. The Pri•snuer is remoulded foe feather reain;tri sa s, as there is Tea ou to sappose them is tut sv.etayliat in thi► reobstry.