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IRELAND. DUBLIN, JUNK e. LAW INTELLId6NCE. • Mr. Justice BURTON ant at IViti Pries in the tout of King's Bench yesterday. A cave of some ptittl,e interest occupied his Lordship and a special (I:it v) Jury the whole day. It Wild an action brought by 1:11 len and Taylor, of Bolton -street, against Sir W. Stainer, to recover the alleged value of an election chair prepared for Master Ellis last July, but demolished by Sir William Stainer, then Lord Mayor, to prevent ate ceremony of chairing, which it was apprehended would have occasioned dangerous rims. Payment was resisted on the ground that the ✓t•t was dime by the IMeitilant in the regular and riocetis:try di►charge of his magisterial. duty, for the press.' va•i ,, n of the peace of the city and the lives of the iithabitents. The slim claimed was 1661. After teivaiiin in their room for a considerable tsMe the Jury declared they could not agree, and • Juror was then withdraw/it. ‘I Otll'RdGEN ANI) 311.111DERS se IN IRELAND. ).) i 9 A %Mehl, woman, named Ellen Kelly, aged 80, sect helped, occupied a small tenement at Cloncoo, about two miles from Tulhumor, consisting of about two acres of land, and a cabin; two 1.011111 and two daughters, all grown op, the youngest daugh ter, 'E'lesi. bring 15 years old, lived with their mother, sod supported themselves and her by ma naging the faros. The land was rented from a Mr. Jackson, a person of respectable character. Fur some time back the widow's rent was in arrear, send Jeicksine opined that the faint should be given Mo. After taking the proceedings necessary to enable him to obtain po-session, Th... Jackson, the Poll of she landlord, a young matt about 21 years of age, seamed himself with a bayonet attached to the reed of a pole. eight or 'Mee Wet lung, and set out be tween 'here and four in the morning of the 28th Amy, :iccianpasiitel only by a 1110111 named Sotherte, to take possession of the cabin where the faintly of the Kelly's resided. When they came to the house, they found the door open, a eleiglaboser (a school tasstio) having tailed at that early hoar to speak to one eel the soots about hiring a horse. The schoolmaster retired just as Jackson metered the entre). Thomas Kelly, the elder of the two sons, Yeas shirt, having been called UP by the schoolmaster—when lie loosed the voice of Jackson h e approached him, best was immediately struck at be ea with the weapon; the cries of Thomas Kelly brought the other brother ill 111/ OPSittaller, if) to his shirt, who was assailed in like manlier by Jackson. Boni brothers were wounded in various parts of the body. The too sisters having now got out of bed, nearly naked, were set upon by :faelc. on with tare utmost fury. ilJary Kelly, the *I ler, was wounded in two places. Ellen, aged 1&, received a mortal wound in the side, under the breast ; she was also pierced in the aria. It doss not npiwar that Sather'', who accompanied .Y.cksien, took :toy part tither to assist or to restrain bon. The selloAtneistrr stood at some thstauce, hot was so alarmed for his own safety that lie did toot venture to interfere. Jackson did not desist from his deadly puroose until the whole of this wretched family, except the aged blend mother, were disabled or dying. The Gentlemen of the neighbourhood, when they received an secoent of this bloody business, had Jackson immediately secured. The **Amu. ;tile wounded persons were taken every cetera, and it collection made for their relief. In this tome. voleot work. Dr. Wiloon (e Magistrate), acid the Officers of the Enniskillen Dregoons, quartered at Tellamore, particularly exerted themselves. An bequest was held on the body of Ellen Kelly, by George Pierse, Esq. Coroner. The verdict was— " Died, in consequence of wounds inflicted tie her by Thomas Jackson, with a bayonet."— (Carrick's Post.), The following narrative of another barbarous outrage and murder, appeared in ate evening con temporary of Tuesday:— " A person of the name of Thomas Kavanagh was barbarously murdered about two o'clock in the mooning of the 29th ult. upon the lands of Clon- Imo, within 'four miles of the 10W11 of Templemore, en the barony of Ikerin, in the county of Tippe rary, tender eirctunstanees of the most aggravated atrocity. The bellowing are the particulars of this finned outrage :—The lands of Clonboo, part of the ?stole of the Rarl of Carrick, containing about two hundred and thirty-three acres, were lately *relented, as a grazing farm, by Throphilus Bin-nett and James Bennett, Esqrs. who held them from his Lordship, for the life of a Mrs. Skier, oilierwise Lidevtl), who died in the ninon' of August last. Cronyne, Esq. of 'rhomastowee, in the county of Kilkenny, the land agent of Lord Carrick, *tonight it for his Lordship'. interest to make three divisions of' this bum, which he let to new tenants; one of which divisions, containing 56 acres, was leased to J. Kaye. and Daniel Kavanagh, the son-in• law of Kaye., both of whom resided for many years use the lands. The former was herdsman to the late tenants. Since the letting of those lands several threatening notices were froaa time to lime served on the new lenauts, and posted up at night, cote tomilig and requiting them to give up the lands ; the ditches and fences on different parts of the farm were levelled by night; and the persons who at. tempted to plough fur the new tenants were hunted J4Wly iii the day time by armed oleo. Kayes. and son-ea-law, Kavanagh, two or three days lair. 1 . 1..11, it) the 29th ult. commenced erecting the mills of a house oil the division of the farm taken ley them. the houses wherries they resided being 011 woollier division of the farm lately set to Theultakl Cutler, a new truant ; and for Butler's accommo dation, Kasen removed his family into the house of ht; soioni-law, Dowel Kavanagh, w'nh an intention of residing there until the new house should be finished. On the might of the 48th, or rather about two ti'elo:sk in the suornilig of the 29th ult. both families were iu bed in the house of Kavanagh, when an muted pasty, about twelve in number, attacked the house Yu a must furious manner, and in an ihstoot shattered the door to pieces, firing shone through It, and honeying it with large stones. Toe door being clashed in, the piney broke into the and fired several slaws in the duvet times where tt y heard the voices alloy Of the family. They then rushed at a bed iu the kitchen, lit which Thames Kavanagh, a tailor, 70 years of 'groin(' who was the father of Daniel Kuvanagh, and one Martin Bergin, a-journeyman tailor, were sleeping, and the ruffian, seizing upon Bergin, dragged him towards the cabin door, where he cried out for mercy, declaring that he had nothing to do with the land, and that be would never sleep in the house again; whereupon he was spared, and the party immediately laid hold on Thomas Kavanagh, the old man, and dragged him outside the door, striking him with a spade. handle, guns, and blunderbuss, on the head, they in • moment put an end to his existence, after having inflicted • number of dreadful wounds oo his head. Kayes, the tenant, concealed himself under a bed, and escaped observation in the dark, the party not being prepared with lights. Young Kavanagh, the son-in-law of Kaye', succeeded in keeping fast the room door, wherein he and his wife, with an infant child about five weeks old, and four other children lay ; some of the faa l ily, who slept in the kitchen, crept up the chimney, and others lay fiat on the floor, by which means they escaped the shots that were fired its every direction through the cabin. There were twelve persons, young and old, sleeping in Kavenagli's cabin on this night ; and the party who entered broke every atom of furniture therein to pieces, and then left notices, ordering the tenants under dreadful threats to quit the farm they bud lately taken. Having finished the work of destruc tion, they went to different houses and cabin a near Kavanagh's, rapping at the doors, cautioning the inhabitants against having to do with the lands of Clinilloo, and informed them they had " settled Kates," by which, it is supposed, they mistook Kavanagh, the tailor, fir Kayes the new tenant, who, a. has been sta'erf, had concealed himself un der a bed. Information of this outrage having been communicated to Mr. Michael Coetnick, of Thurlev, Coroner, he proceeded this morwinic to the scene of outiage, which is ten miles from Thurles, accompanied by a Jury of the most respectable in habitants of the town, and a party of Captain Wil son's horse police, which hue promptly ordered to intend the Coroner, though the murder was com mitted out of the Baronies over which he has been appointed Chief Magistrate. A minute iovestiga tloll 11110 all the circumstances took place hefore the Coroner and Jury this day, and the incisiert Is adjourned for a week. The unprotected state of this wretched family, in • lonely cabin, without • door, is easily conceived, particularly when another visit of the tame nature is expected. It is hoped, that by the exeetions of the local Magistrates, the authors of this outrage will be brought to punish ment. " t certify the foregoing statement is accurate is every respect, from the ihfrination collected by ase, vu bath, al she Inquest. " MICHAEL. COKMICK, Corinne, County of Tipping. " Thurles, May 30. 1921." THE TURF. ..ne. BETTING.ROOIII, MowspiT, Jule 11, 1821. --- All was bristle at Tattersall's, it Wag aettliag.clay for the Derby and Oaks. Belling on the St. Leger was as follows 3 to 1 apt Gustavus It to 1 apt Colwell 8 to 1 apt Spigeot 11 to 1 apt Sandbeek 11 to 1 apt Arabella 50 to 1 apt any other 11 to 1 apt Champagne 30 to 1 apt Illy Lady OXFORD, Juin ft. The R. •. W. Rockland, Reader in Mineralogy and Geo logy in this University, his Lieu eleriel a Corre►pond ing Member of the Museum of Natural History al Paris, by diploma. Saturday sennight Mr. Churtoss, of erases nose College, was elected a Fellow of that Society. On Thursday last, Mews. T. W. Teesdale, W. Smith, sod K. Watts, of Lincoln College, sod Mr. C. Rolph, of Queen's College were elected Scholars of the &ranee Society.— Same day Mr. Henry Bowden was elected Exhibitioner of the same College. SAGACITY OF A DOG. -"T-- A gentleman who has been in !related fur a lumber of 'ears past returned to Scotland about three moistbs ago, and is now residing at Gtteside, in this victaity of Nei Won. Two mouths after his arrival, • favourite dog, which be ►ad left at Belfast with his soa, made his appearamee, sofas, at Gateside. This appeased the more surprising. as the seismal bad Dever before been iu Scotland. In a few days, how ever, information was received that the dug had breve put on board the Rapid steam boat, under the charge of some person. But it is supposed that, after cumin on ►bore at the Broomielaw, he had gut the scent of leis mister's foot, who hail been there the day before, and bad succeeded in tracing him to his residence, a distance of eight miles. FIRE. About Rye o'clock on Sunday evening a Are broke oat he the Prussian blue manefactory befogging to Mr. Dullwierle, Maiden-lane, Rattle-bridge, which burned with extreme fury. and the flames eommunig stud to the feather-bud ma nufactory belonging to Mr. Ward, which adjoin., and threatened destruction to both there extensive premises. Several engines arrived in a little time, and having a plenti ful supply of water, the Ire was prevented from spreading, ■nd at length it was got under, but not before Mr. Bull wincle'ig warehouse was destroyed, and the feather•bed ma nufactory very 'materially damaged. NAVAL !INTELLIGENCE. 'v*l'lllool4,, JUNI 10. Arvind yesterday the Tees from St. llelesia, mid Success transport from the Downs Arrived to•dsy the Loyal Briton and Kleiner&ley Castle transports from Dr . The Juhations, Von Beni, sip• posed from the Meditrrraneun, was picked up at sea by three easier gigged vessels, said to Lave taken Bra, scuttled. and abandoned by the crew; one of the pilots stales, that he saw the Captain and crew leave her nail go on board of a Dutch pilot bust which was laying by her; the the° had all her sails set, and the hall under water as at prereist—..she is wow placed under quarauttne. TALMOUTR, JUNI S. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough I•aekra with a mail for Lisbon. The Walsingliant packet for the Miditer , Chi. chest , r for Jain'lea, cod Saiftsure fur t►e Brazils, are its the roads wallies orders. LVMINOTON, JUN[ IQ. The Purser of the Hos. East ladle Cumpary"s ship Plume Regeut has horded here ; left China 27.1. Jariusey, Cape of Goutl Hope 311 April, and bt.llelrra 18th April. PLYMOUTH, JUIII 9 Arrived the Europe, Willis, (ruin Maoism; and Miueres, Dee, from Norfolk (Virginia ) Arrived oil the port the Voiotia, Bodies, from Jamaica; oat forty-iwe days. The Maryland, Fulger, from New Bed ford, foe Hawse, fell in ois Ibils May with as open boat which had drifted 609 miles from the Azores, with tea Portageese, who were is a state of extreme suffering. DEAL. JUNE 10. Arrived and sailed for the River yesterday the Asia, Bel derstun, from China ; Northampton, Charlie., from Bengal; Camden, Billinghurst, from Antigua; and several more, names unknourr. Came down from the River and smiled the Redman, Bar ton, f.r St. Tlionsses; and Juno, Pritchard, fur Jamaica. Arrived to-day and sailed fur the River the Piga, Thorn, from Tobago ; Wilberforce, Doily, from Leghorn ; Lucy Davidson, Goodwin, bout Jamaica ; and Percy, Smith, from ditto. Came dowse from the River and sailed the Tamerlane, Bslob; and Meridian, Mutt Ling, fur Genoa; British Tar, (leek, fu► Qarber; Comet, for Nrw Peutideace i and Maine, Tunerson, fur New York, ASCOT HEATH RACES, 1821. !MOAT, JUNII 19. His Majesty's Plate of one hundred guineas for horses of all ages; four yr olds, 9s*.; five, 101 t.; six, aad aged, 10,1. 81b. Four miles. The °attend Stakes of 30gs. each, 20gs. ft. for horses of all ages (two yr olds excepted). Two miles and a half. H. R. H. the Duke of York's Ranker, 5 yrs old, 94. 71b. Mr. James's Master Henry, 6 yrs old, Oat. 31b. Mr. Fraser's Champignon, 5 yrs old, 9st. lib. Col. Morland's Ranter, 6 yrs old, 84. 121 b. Mr. 4kkenden's Strephois 6 yrs old, Sat. 51b. H. R. H. the Duke of York's Paths, 5 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. Mr. Stephens' Ethehada, 5 yrs old, 7.1. 131 b. lir. Thornhill's Mr. Low, 4 yrs old, 74. 121 h. Duke of Rutland's Emmeline, 4 yrs old, 7.,. 81b. Mr. Batson's Fuss, 4 yrs old, 74.71 h. Mr. J. Walker's Yank)°, 4 yrs old, 7st. 711 i. Lord Verniers's Yeterioariao, 4 yrs old, 7st. Sib. Mr. King's Tyhall, 4 yrs old, 74. 51b. Mr. Caldwell's b. e. St. Patrick, by Sir iPalter, 4 yrs 74.311 x. Mr. Riggs's Trance, 4 yrs old, 74. 31h. Mr. Walker's Canova, 4 yeiPuld, 714.2111. Lord Dal finials sautes Clam Albin, 4 yrs old, 7st. Mr. Haworth saws Richard, 3 yrs old, Sat. 71b. Renewed Sweepstakes of lOgo. each, fur 1821, and 1824, for all ag►s, four-year olds, 74. 91h.; live, 84. 511 s. ; six, B.t. 111 b. ; and aged, 94. Males to be allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 300 gs. if demanded within a ituarti-r of an hour after the rare. the owner of the second horse bring first ealitled, &c. To start at the half-mile putt on the stew mile, mid go once round, about two miles sod a Isalf. H. R. H. the Duke of York I Lord Foley H. R H. the Duke of York Mr. Payne Duke of Rutland I Duke of Grottos Lord Dar!intim Swerpstokes of 100 s. mirk, h. ft. for colts, 1141.71 b. ; and Sit. 21b.; there th►ee yrs old. The New Mile. H. R. H. the D. of York's c. by Welles, bought of Butler Id Foley's tr. by Soothsayer, dams by Sir Peter, out of Elio* Mr. Vasisittares eh. c. by Cardinal York, out of Selina Mr. Payne 's Brother to Crispiu Mr. Jours's b. c. Volentior, by Posits*, out of Variety. Mr. Jones's b.ur hr. e. Emotion, by Partisan, out of Sorceress Sir J. Sliellry's e. by Walton or Orville, out of Cressida Doke of Graftrits's c. Titian, by Rubeus, out of Pope Joao Lord Warwick's c. by Stook tisk°, out of Easy Duke of Rutlaud's I by Waxy, out of Penny Trumpet Mr. Rush's br. c. by Waxy, out of Chintz Mr. Rash% b. e. by Waxy, out of Ringtsil Lord G. II Cavendish's ch. e by Ruben., out of Louisa Mr. Calley's c. the Homan, by Medley, dans Miss Platuff. 111slrlt —Mr Calley's ch. R. by Mouutaineer, out of Nino. ble, by Coriander, ago Mr. Ram.bottont'm ch f. by Booth aa3er, riot of Spitfire, by Besiogbrough. New Mile, 100,0. b. ft. No weight =callused. a Sweepstalus to ear, 31b. extra. Two Year 01 Course. Hi. Royal Hiohneu the Duke of York's gr. e. by Y. Column, dam by Rube.. The Vlokinghant Stakes of Fire Guineas each (Handicap), for three yr olds, and upwards. The horses to I n ' nutted by See o'clock uu the iireduesday in She Rare week, and she weights to be fitted by four o'clock on the day before rautitag. OUBSCIIIIICRS : H. R. H. the Duke of York , H R . H. the Duke of York, Mr. Neville, Mr. Irby, General Grosvenor, Lord Suffield, Sir W. W. Wynn, Mr. Uiloy, Mr. H. Rust verie, Lord Bray broole, Mr. Northey, Lord J. Fitaroy, Mr. Batmen, Mr. Jones, Mr. Fisher, Mr. J. Wilkinson, Mr. R. IVeathrrill. Sweepstakes of Two Hundred Guineas each. New Mile. H. of Graftou's c. by Woful, out of Charcoal, Set. 7110. His Royal Highness the Duke of York's f. by Seymour, nut of Lady of the Lake, ftst. Lord Foley's f. Weise, by Soothsayer, out of Blowing, Sat. Mr. Vansiitares f. by Comm., out of Alexandria, Sat. A Plate of 5411. for all aces, three year old., 7st. 41b. four, Bci. 911).; eve, 91t. 31b.; six and aged, 9a. 71b. mares allowed 31b. The winner of one Plate or Sweepstakes this year (Haudieap excepted) to carry 31b. extra. The winner to be sold fur 2500. if demanded within a quarter of an hour after the race, the owner of the second bootie being first entitled, &e. The hones for this Plate to be entrsed with the Clerk of the Comae before seven o'clock in the evening before rounlng ; to pay no guineas entrance, and seven •hillinga to the Clesk of the Course. The lest of three One Mule heats. The Old 111111 e. Mr. James'. Ajax Lord Warwick's c. by Juniper, out of K Wye Duke of Rutland's c. by Smulensko, dam by Storni) The horses for the Kinsey, and all aged Plates, to he en tered un Friday, the 15th day of June, at Sunstingliill Wells, between the hours of one and four in the aft The King's Plate horses uuly to be shewn at the time and plate of entrance. No less than three reputed horses to start fur either of the Plates on Thursday or Friday, unless by p. mission of the Steward, or whom he shall appn,ut. If only one horse rotrra to have ten guineas', if two, five guineas rich. and their entrance•metiry returned, except two are required to start ; when, if either refuse, the claim to the hie guineas shall be forfeited by the owner refining. Jr Joey dispute arise is miming ue otherwise, the sime.to be determined by the Steward, or whom lie shall appoint. Tim horses to stand at the stables of subyrnhers of one guinea each inward• the Plates, and nu Smith, who dues not subscribe half-a-guinea to the race food shall plate ally of the running horses, dtc. The One Hundred Guinea. and Two Handfed Guineas Sweepstakes to be 'Paid to Mr. %Feinted'', the oilier Stakes may be paid to either Mr. Weatherby ur the Clerk of the Conroe, which, in every ease, must be dune before starling, under the usual penalty. Those %blot declare Furfrit on or before the diy preceding running, and pay the same in due lime, will be allowed, as at Newmarket, fur all sums out Ins than tweuty-Ilve gui neas. By pirtieular Command.—No person will be permitted to appear within the lines on horseback un any pietenre what ever, except she Royal Family, their al i11111.111i% and ser vants, Ike riders for the day's rairinc, and other persons doing their drily on the Course. And all foot person•ou the Course will be required to retire behind the curds upon the ringing of the bell for saddling', in order to prevent mei demo ; and it is expected that these regulations will be strict ly complied with. _ _ • A Lisa will be stuck up al the Starting Post every morn ing, with the order and lime in which the scrim! races will be run, to which the trainers and riders •re drsired t o pay particular attention, and bring their horses out in time for starting. . . To *lad each day at One o'Clock. The Must Noble Marquis CORNWALLIS, Steward. Timm 'stem, Cletk of the Cowrie. WEMILSDAY. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yo►k's Plate of Mt for all ages, tiree year olds, est. 71b.; four, Bst. 21b.; tire, 101 b.; six, and aged, frat. To start ■t the Distance port, and eii Duce round and a distance; the winner to be sold for 350 gs. if di mandrd within a quarter of an hour after the race, the owner of the second horse being first entitled, lac. The Winkle!d Stokes or bOys. each, h. A. for colts, 84. 7ltr nod Silica, tist. 41b. the* three yrs, old. The New Mile. Mr. 841.011'11 b. c. by Medley ! , out of Jerome . . Mr. Batsoa's b. e. gosieruccau, by Sorcerer, out of Cecilia Mr. Rush's br. e. by Waxy, out of Chinsa Mr. Rush's b. e. by Waxy, out of Riortail Mr. Godthird's f. ly Haphazard, out of Spioeila Mr. Dundas's f. by Ruben., out of Rosasue . . Mr. Thornhill's c. by Scud, out of Historic Mr. Jones's c. Eustou by Partisan, out of Sorceress Mr. Caissons 's f. by .litaipe . r, out of 'Hectors Duke of Graftou's eh. c. by Woful, out of Charms! Lord lowther's c. by Hapbasard, out *f Landscape L.wd Suffield's c. by Maley, out of Sister to Petwortb Major Wikon'a f. by Juniper, out of Spotiras . . blr7 Hallett's e. by i.:•:eb;, eut of Kill . Devil Mare The Itillingbear Stakes of 100 p. rach,h.fs : fur three yre old eulis 8.1 71b.; and 611i;s, Itst. Ylb. IVarrasited Un tried at the lime of naming. Ohl Mile. Lord Suffield's br. e. by !Holey, out of Black Beauty Mr. Hdny's f. lbla, by Trudge, oat of Eiuily Mr. Nevilie's e. by Ruben., out of Isis Mr. Nutthey's e. by Hadley, out of Kalphina Mr. Rous's Incatitaiur, by Sorcerer, out of Hannah Lord Vet ulanesVarr nor s, sister to Fandango Geu. Grosvcaur's b. e. by'Asisten, dam by Skyscraper THURSDAY. A Plate of 501. for all ages, three yrar oldie, fist. ; four, Set. 51b. ; five, 94.; six, and aged, 9st. 51b ; mares allowed 31b. The winner of one Plata or Sweepstakes this year (handicaps excepted) to carry 31b. extra. The best of heats, one mile and a ►alf each, to start at the Satiate, staring/. post; to pay three guineas entrance, and seven shillings to the Clerk of the Course. or double post entrance, which mend be paid to the elm k of Ike Course before seven o'clock in the evening before running. The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. the surplus, if any, to he paid to the sinner in specie, a Subscription of 20gs. each. Five Subscribers, or no Race; if seems Subscribers, or Inner, the second horse to receive back his stake ; tie horses of all •gee, 'beet yr olds to carry 6.5. 10Ib.; four, ; Ave, est. 121 b.; •ix, amid aged, 94. 31b.; mares allowed 31b. To start at the Half Mile Poet, on the New Mile, and go once round, abort two miles and a half. His Royal Highness the Duke of York's Ranker, 5 yrs old Hu Royal Highness the Duke of Yuek's Prodigious, 4 yrs uld Mr. ThortiletlesMr. low, 4 yrs old Morisiors Hamer, tiyi;old Mr. /*riser's e. by Ardroosso 4 wit of Viseissitode, 4 yrs old Mr. Kong's br. g I)hali, 4 yrs old I)slie rf Itiiilaud did mot same. The Windsor Forest Stakes of Fifty GAMSf each, h. ft. for three )r old fillies, Bsl. 41b.; thewisioer of the Tiro Thou- sand Guineas Makes, Derby or Oaks, to carry Mb. extra. lie Old Mile. H.R.H. the Duke of York's eh. f. by Hedky, out of Alad . din'. dam Lard Vrrnlaan's I. f. Vtirranes, sister to Fandango Mr. T. Viadle.'s b. f. Paslorella Sir J. Shelley 's f. Little Mali, by °clavicle, dam by Gubausia, out of Amason Mr. King's ch. f. Isidore, by Blucher, out of Zura The Second Yenr of a Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each for three yrs old cults, Sic 7lb ; and lilies, Ssi. 21b.; the winner of the Derby or Oaks to carry 7th. extra. New Mile. To be named to the Clerk of the Course before four o'clock on the day of entry for the Plates. SVINCRINtRII s—Hie Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Duke of Railrad, Lord Foley, Sir J, Shelley, Mr. Van sittsrt, Lord F. Rentiock, Lord G. H. Cavendish, Lord Jer. sey, the Duke of Portland, Lord Stilwell, sod Mr. Fraser. Sweepstakes of 905 p. each, h. ft. for colt., Bst and Lillie., Bst. 31b. then three years old. Ticw Mile. H. R. H. the Duke of York's h. e. Frinsout, by Blucher, out of Arnibers dam Lord G. H. Cavesdish's ch. e. by Ruben% out of Louisa Lord Foley's Breese, Sister to Interpreter Sir J. Shelley's e. by Walton or Orville, out of Cressida Mr. Payse's f. by Crispin, out of Zorsida Mr. Wyndhant's gr. e. by Y. Gultaanah, oat of a Selint mare, bowed of Lord Jersey FRIDAY. A Sweepstakes of Thirty Grimm each, Twenty ft. for Iwo yr old colts, Sot. blb. cud fillies, Sot. 21b. The 'tamer of Ponut.reton.—Nie the late Cantu.— Cambridge, 14,013 ; increase shire 1811, 3,789.-o:l4rd, 15,116 ; inerrase, 3,180. --I panicle, 16,949 ; increase, 3,470. —Woodbridge, 4,060, in crease, 386.—Baih, ,16,603; iuetnsr, B,9ll9.—Glourester, 9,771 ; increase, I;s9o.—Herifurd, 9,078; increase, 1,814. , -.- Northampton, 10,793; increase, 1,366. BEVERLEY MEETING. WPONVIDAY, suns O. A Sweepstakes of 214., each, p.p. for three yra old colts, 85t.21b.; fillies, 8.1. Oise mile and a half. (3 aulyscribers.) Mr. King's h. f. Lunatic, by Prime Ministe►, out of Felforia's dam (J. Jackson) . I Mr. Whitiog's b. e. by 'lrani!), dam by G.briel 2to I on the winner. Woo easy. The Maiden Plate of SOL for horses, Jo. three yrs. old' 61t.41b.; four yrs 0W,7iii.711).; Are, Sat. 76 ; six, tlat. and aged, 94. 41b. Two-mile beats. M►. Hsworih's gr. c. itn.eph, by Coltingbaos, 4 yrs old.. Lord Scarbrough 's hr. c. by Amodio, darn by Goliimpus, 3 you old 4 1 2 Mr. Horsley's b. c. by Goliimpits, 3 yrs old 3 6 3 Mr. Spence% b. c. by Prime Minister, 3 yr 5.....,, 2 2 4 Mr. Storey's h.e. by Cramlingion, 3 yr. 5 4 5 Mr. Swsby's bl. c. Second Ely, by Whiteluck, 3 yrs old 6 5 6 7 to 4 apt Lord Scarbrough's cult, and 4 to 1 apt the winner; slier the first beat, 2 to I apt ►ies. THURSDAY. A Gold Cup, a Subscription 1 Ogs. each, with 28g.. added, three year olds. elat 8,6 ,• four, Bst. 21b.; live, est. 131 b.; six and aged, 9sl. 41b. Mares and geldings allotted 31b. Three mitre. (8 Subscribers.) Mr O. L. Fox's b. h. Cardiud IVu'fey, by Cardinal Tort, 5 yrs old (W. Scutt) .. Mr. J. Ferguson's rb. f. The I.ady of the Vale, 4 yrs old Mr. Watt's ch. e. Cesar, by Cerhei us, 4 yrs old .....••• 3 Mr. Yarburgles bay 511 y, by Prime Minister, dam by Orville 3 yi s old Eyre h eftier la dy of the Vale agst the field ;7to 4 apt the wiuuer, and 3 to 1 agst tient. Fifty Pounds, three year olds, eat. 51b.; four, 7st. MS. ; five, Bst. Mb.; six and aged,Bo. 101 b. A winner utter this year to carry 31b. and tame, 61. b. extra. Stares and gvkliugs to be allowed 31b. Three mile heals. Mr. G. L Fox's h. h. Percy, by Walton, 5 yrs old —2 1 1 Mr. U. Pelham's b. m. Cottage Gill, 8 yrs old 1 2 2 Mr. Shipley's b. en. Jenny Horace, aged .. ..3 3 3 Brett betting Percy ag.t the Geld; after the first heat 6 to 4 ou Collage ra rl. FRIDAY. A Hunters' Slakes of 10p. each, for bonus. &e, (oar-year old*, I Ist.; five, 1 Ist. 91b. ; and aged, 12.1. Geulle. men rode. Two miles. (7 *lino avers.) Mr. Thorold'a br. g. Why Not, I yrs old Mr. W. Woraley's h. g. Skil'j.ck, by Kite, ■Red I Mr. Mason's ch. g. by Mowbray, dam by Baroliby, out of Cleasby's dam 3 Mr. G. Pelbans'a b. g. by Trail', 8 yrs old Mr. Bell'a b. h. by &melon, aged. 5 A Silver Cap, given by the TOWD of Hall, valise 50 p. ad. ded to a Sweepstakes of bra, each, ihree.year olds, 7.5.; four, fiat. 31b.; five, B.t. 101 b.; six sad aged, 9.1. The num r of the second horse to receive 10y. out of the ht.kee. Mares and geldings allowed 31b —A winner of in Plate, Match, ur Sweepstakes, to cars y 31b.; of two, MI. mow. Twmnsile heats. Mr. Storey's b. b. Little England.by Cramling. ton. aged (J. Shepherd) 5 0 1 1 Mr. Wright's b. e. Master Fray, by Piccadilly, 4 yrs old 9 3 0 9 Mr. Haworth's gr. e. Joseph, by Cottiugham, out of Defamer's dam. 4 yrs old 3 0 0 3 Major Bower's b. e. by Prime Minister, 3 yrs 1 5 0 bal Lord Searbrouglis b. e. by Smo!ensko, 3 yrs 4 4 2dr The myriad a dead heat betneen Little Englaud mad Jo. gelds; the third, the Judge placed only two. Yesterday—Wpm. MoNDAY—Herliday at the Bask, Ex chequer, East ladle and Suulh Sea Humus. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE?, MovDAY, JUNI The supple of Wheat was large this morning frame Ewa, Kent, and tiuffulk, but owing 10 the state of the wedlor the demand fur fine Mira, was broker than hot week, coal ouch kind sold on full as good term• non ibis day ar'unight, but he infrrior qa•lit ies rent isue nearly unsalcable mud priers ale. mina,. Fine Bat ley is la. per loonier dearer, having but little at market. White Pease it ready sale at Ilfts 510.1.6 y% prices, a wed as Beans, at sn advance of Ty, per quarter. The arrivals of Oats hare beep large, r i the Pelee writ. tot.. rally brisk, but there Is no alteration iu priers, nor of Giry Pease, and other CU RR ENT PRI Wheat, Kent tic Essex 36s 6104 -Sunnite 34. SR. --Norfolk 44. 54s Foreign. Stts 6 0 ). Rye itiis 29s Barley 2O. 25. Melt W. 54. White Pease ..30. 34. Buikrs ..166 3s. ICE OF GRAINY. Grey .'ease. 2B. 30• Small nl.llllll. 3ll. 32s Tick ditto flats, Potato W. 2:s. Miami Oats 2l. 24. 1•1'.x.1 Oats ..... l4. 211. Flimr. per sack 45. 5.... Rape Seed, per last 341 31.1 IMPORTATIONS LAST NEF.K. English ltheht, 7,298 ; Barley, 3,347 ; 3,943 ; flats, 12,434; Rye, 42 ; Besse, 1,287; Pease, 3 0 9.-161.1$ Wheat, 511 . - EA' 104 F lour s 10,072 sat ki.—Atisericam 800 ham Is. GUILDFORD, Jotta O. Wlsrat, per losd Oats prr Bye, per quAtter Ol 0. to IN O. Rarky, per rptorter ~., 01 0. lo 0! Os Resets, per quarter.. Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 8a to 11 14s UXBRIDGE. Cora Inspector'• Itriuru, THURSDAY, JUNI 7. Vllwat, per load lOl —a to 171 —s Barley, per quarter 23s —J to 254 Oats l7. —4 to tou --d Beaus to Zbs —d Pt tut l9. —4l 144 33. —4l SMITHFIELD MARKET, MOIDAS, 3111/fit 11. There was a short supply of Heel at market this souruisie bnt in Sheep and Lamb the supply was good; .I 1 deserip tioras of moat maintain 1.111 wer k's pile's. to the Hs)- umbel the prier is muds the same as per um last. Irs Straw and Clot , . r sup situation.—The following is se satu rate statement of the priers and slumbers : To mirk She offal per atone of filb. • 8eef....35. Bd. to 4s. lit. Head 01Csttle this day: Motion 3a. 8.1 to 4s. MI. Beasts I NOS 1.1inib...4s GA. to its. 61. Sheep and Lambs.. ..15,756 Vea1....45. 0.1. to ss. 4cl. Calves Pork ....4s. kJ to ba. CI. rip ISO HAY-MARKET. Hay... 3/. Ins Gd. to 41. is. Od. 4/. Os. Ad. to SI. Ss. Od. Straw NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 2s 41 to 3. 811 Veal .... 3s Od to 41 84 26 8.1 to 3s 8d I Pork .... 2, Ad to 4s So Lamb.... PRICES OF HAY AN!) STRAW ST. JAMESS. ITSCIIAPIL Flay 3/ 44 0.1 to 41 10. 11.1 I Ilay.. 3118.04 to 4/ 84 04 Mraw 11 4. 0.1 to 11 13. Od 1 Straw-. 11 Oa 0.1 to 1112. 041 Clover 4/ Oath! to 4/ 114 041 Clover 4/ 44 Od told 54 04 PRICE OF HI NEW rockier.. I lOPS, per C.t. MUM RAM. Kent .... 21 10.1 to I/ 4* SUMMX .... 2/ Oa to 21 18t Emelt ....21 bt to 3110. Ditto, set...mt.*/ 16a to 51 Os rar Kent ....t/ 16s to 41 15. Sown ..t/ 5. to 31 4. E.5ex....41 lem to 41 4. Farnham, fire, 4110. to 61 10* PRICE OF RAW As stated by the Tallow M eitel c Price by Tadkw.... es 1041 PIOCLS OF TALLOY Town Tallow 50i OJ Oa Yellow Russia Q. OJ U.I While ditto...46s Od Soap Oil --a MI Mellioc Sioff 38a OJ —s 03 Uitlo rough..26s 04 —a Oil LT, per stone of Mb As stated by the Butchers. Si. James's Market.. 2. 11.1 Wlriteebapel Market 2. IGO Aversive... 2. 101 SOAP, ice. per Yellow Swap Mottled Curd Graves !3. Os Good Dregs los Os PRICK OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Prke of Candice., per Armen, lla 6d. 641. per duara allowed fur ready motley. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers &Sopers, per st. Ordtnary .. 44 Od to 9s 41 ts 10d to Ss Od Msrkrt Calf.. rash 8.0 thl 'Riddling* its 8d to Its 841 Erg. Hone os 0,1 to Os Oa SHEEP SKINS. 4s 6.1 lo 60 0.1 Polled Oa Od t.. 0. Od Os 0.1 •o Oa thl Lambs Od to di 0.1 PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 561hs. each 1841 to 20.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 66ILis each —.l to —d Drersiug Hides Fine Coach Hides... • ... • . 17.1 to Itit4 Crop Hid(' 35 to 40 lbs. fie totting 11644 to 1144 Ditto 45 to 501ba • .174 to 194 Calf Skins 30 to 4011se ,....22.1 to 264 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs .........26.1 to 334 Ditto 70 to 80th a ' 264 to 27d assail Seals (Greenland) 174 to 19.1 Large ditto 14.1 to 1641 Tanued Horse Hides lop to Mid Spanish Horse Wdes Did to 224 COAL MARKET, Juno 11. Ships st Market. Ships SaW. Price. 92 Newcastle 29 Sootierlaud 1 Collider* { Coin BIRTHS. On Thursday, tea 7th lastest, at Brandon, Sufulk, the Lady of the Rev. Algrrtiou Pr iton, of a danghter. On Monday last, the Lady of Lieateuant•Culuoel of a daughter. At his seat, in Devonshire, on Wednesday seunight, Lady of Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart. of a daughter At Sidsnouth, the Lady of Lieut.-Colour! Slesxur, ul 1100. At the house of her father (Admiral Baotou), Exeter, V.A. Lady of Major IVrea, of a son. At Boulucre, on the blob ult. the lady of the late Copt Cull Macdougall, 42d foot, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at Towastal, is Devonshire, Dan el Calmer, Esq. asercltattl, of Dartmouth, to Moss Drewe, ut the saute plate. Oa Wednesday Besonight, Captala Murray, of his Majesty's ship Valorous, to Moss Taeler, eldest daughter of kl 'Pucker, Esq. of Trenatoa Castle, Surveyor Demerol of the Duchy of Curawall. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE alereierg 16 after 11. I Evening 54 after 11. Printed and Po blisbod • i THE BRITISH ME/Wood TH GLOVE Ofßee, No 1?7, Straw., by C. CORNWELL or the Strand. .~ eat eat tnl xe atre FI t N 1 apt 'a teal • i I r. 1 ;L veal Ta Ali t, I • ' $ a it a pros. . lICCC Rio t ea the s imp., , I ST: MA .„, Cr/ N . far TI an 1 i „• I he trhi i fr N . , 1 ir:o cf., 1 i, • TI.: I ' , . : I )inn : Itil Chi, ire • Ory I l!mot, his ent 1; n iota. •Isi n• iiii, the r dies I I sup Ite I lied 9 4° ! Nsls. vim