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"hill appear Against Gab to whom they have altered forged ates. Vitioa-state.. SINGULAR A FPAtit. Yesterday. just se the Magistrate wee about Mona the Ware, sa elderly Chtstleestus. named Oeititable, who resides at Magee ?tam. ease Is sale hie viawle. l o4l bduhtlilirs so der the Iblloatag eireometanews. Me stated that his ea, a 101111 g MIN, 2 yeses siege, had takes • shop Id Illigh-errest, Borough, tea weeks ago, *bid he eased to he Sited up, and welt to the repers'af advertisieg, Re. Some lime lifter these prelintioory armagensests be absented himself fioin the place, and the neighbours latterly begun to feel astounded at his amesppearsore, aad that the shop was at . osieued, agreeably to the notice which bad beer gives. Fight weeks elapsed, sod yet the shop cootimsed chard op; at length the father dams (yesterday), sad hacked at the Jour, sad mash %solaria is every dieeetioo, bet could obisis no tidiegs of the paw ma, sod he as therefore spore heusive that *saw various Resident hail befalko him--that he was either murdered or had destroyed himself, which latter au pposithe was Amaded on his nnifin role gloomy tem veronical. The Magistrate dispatched an officer, with or ders to break hike the house. sad felons and Whew' bins of the result. The Aker SOWS retorarit, sari stated that he hound every thin is proper °Mersin the premises, bail there was no appearance of the young man. The constable them meted gist be bad Received isformatioe of a yoweg sae, Hearty umweritig the description the applicaat gave of his son, wins bed he.. homed hanging is Copenhagen-folds a few it eye ago. The std Gentleman, noder the east agonised fe. lunge, MR the octet foe the purpose of Otis to aftertaste . If fie genes them laud wee his son. STEPNEY FAIR. A gad May iiblkormathes have heft received al this *Bice sf labberies enonwitted spa 11'001100B who hid Ike imprudence to en to this fair whet' rommedseed ow lifsionlay last. It appeared that at • late boor a mob Of set Its. thins 'fifty west throwgh the fair, hackie,/ down ivory perms, 'male and Mask, iodiseriminately, taking irstelWs, skawis, &c. *Mout tie Inset dread or latinsidashris. The police werea the alert, sad got ill treated also. Thie &Hog gag perambulated White Horse-lase, 'chapel, sod all the principal thoroughfares. la White Hose-few • grotheies• named Barnet, his wife, sad two deseisters, Were maltreated ad robbed; • rag mats mowed Finchet, was knocked down, nit cost, watch, sad his hat caste tikes frost him. In Flare.street-fields a gentle .lll mimed Lee, walking with his wife sod children, was assailed and robbed of his money, and some persons who .sank their pert were wry muds bistro. The Pssliee sail a 41 , 116 nit holy of epeeist constables were ordered intl. Slimy of the nations are well koala to the officer*, they me meted to be principally fross the Borough, and no doubt bait in a ire days they will he taken. The Pulite of ibis district were eztrumely active, and apprebesided several suesiriaos Miran, comervirset INQUSSr. --..--- Yridertisy ea lagged was ballot OM, Waterloo Tavern, al the gamey side of Walsolomheldge. before T. JrlN m.it, Esq. Commer, So the body of William bliodill, aced 31. who precipilasedbieroolfdroas the above bridge auto the Thames en Soratzmeraiemileal. 11 appeared rem erideope-e( James Wakes, a la bourer, that oa ILI amok. be was maisiliog is the Bridle-yard sear .1114 'Plearaey whet be beard a splash is the water i awl Ilmidigamed the deceased serambliag tbereto. the .Lem beige ee., .sore w 'tenant cot hies oat with a botti-book, sad emmered the body te the shove borer. ntieese was merely informed that the deceased had jumped 'off the bridge ; be did out see him jump off. The deceased was fissile hieing when taken up. lit. uncle proved that the deceased bail been despooding fur intim time past, sad he bad not seen his at home for a 'seek together. lie was a how-dealer, and resided on Bank-side. lie left • wife and three children. The Coroner said, that as there was no evidence before the Jar! to prove whether the deceased had actually ammo w i t himself from the bridge, they would not be in rr I sursiag • verdict that the deceased bad commitla ttil est in a state of derangenseot, as he might Imre fat mei. dent, uc have bete thiown over by some peruse. The Jury 'named a verdict of " Pound Drowsed." wive+. NEL ANCUOLY ACCIDENT. e• 1 00 Wrianesday last, a groom, is the service of M►. Thos. lilawkins, Stanton Court, ‘Tererstershire, beiug sent by bi. mastet to the flaw.for WNW live testa► to mock a pond, us his arrival proceeded in a boat fur the purpose of getting the fish out of a trank. which was moored us the middle of the river, and whilst thus occupied, by omme menus or other he over 'lmlsated himself, nod falliug backwards into the water, sank to rise no more! It is a singular circumstance, sod illoslra live of the attschment and ssg-scity of the canine "twin, that a pointer dog (w►ich bad accompsuied the man. and had been It ft in charge of a seek-bag on the bank while the poor fel low proceeded to the trent), ow perceiving the man fall in the river, immediately took the bag in his mouth, and jump ing into the water. swam about for a considerable time is search of his companion. When nearly exhausted, the mai ms, was taken into a boat by some persons who were elides. vowing to render assistance ; but immediately on being re lieved from she bag, the faithfal animal again jumped over • and continued his search furneavly s onarter oleo hoer. In shout au hour the body was got up by means of eels, but life of course was totally extinct. When the corpse was hintight out, the attactounst of his dumb associate again ma infested itself, as the pour creature stretched himself open ►is breast and licked his face; and it was not without considerable difficulty that he could be separated from it. An isquest has pine. beets held wpm the body, when a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. The poor fellow bore a■ excellent character, as a careful and steady servant. Swish. who was capitally convicted hist kings 'too Mews, died yesterday in Horsemonger-laue gaol : grief and disease put ■ period to an evustence which it was expected would have terminated dif ferently. Ott Wednesday evening, as some children were Flaying with a cart on the Quay, opposite the end of Stephen-street, Briatol, an accident occurred which had neatly proved fatal in its consequences. Two boys, aged t arrive and nine years, 'tamed PAGE and Nowt's, were in the cart, while a third, lilting the shafts, inadvertently put it in motion.• Finding himself unable to control its course, he dropt the shafts ; the car:, thus left to itself, rolled into the 0111 an alarm being given, u rope was thrown in, which PAGE caught, and thereby kept himself above water. NORMS rose once, but sinking again, remained under water, which being observed by Hussite Deets (who was advancing in the Stroud water galley-host, with two other meo, to render ovsistoitce), be very intrepidly threw himself into the water, within. clothes on, and ',Manning to the spot where the boy had thavpircareil, felt about with his feet until he found then diving, l ie suc ceeded in bringing him 1:1 safety to the boat, whence he was COliveyrd to the Star public 'souse opposite "(where he resides), and with proper attention was soon brought to life, and is likely to du well. It is remarkable that, out more tlimi three months since, the above-named ROIER r Davis saved the life of on elderly man, who fell into Cumberland Basin. Although thus successfnl with strangers, he had a vtliild drowned about four years ago, whom he saw tall iuto the water, hut ineffectually endeavoured to save, owing to a froth in the river; and his own mother was found drowned in the Sersodwater Canal, near Whitsninater-mill, about a fortinght ago. PRO reds' . Abarist NO* lintetloit Tile siodird ittaoisb ob tale laosioir CATIMOLICIASSitiI sets.—APRIL 17. bissasetst4--1. Seem* Use capacities and privileges, which it was proposed by this Bill to grant to the Roman Catholics, especially ioatisdeog the privilege of .ittidg in Parliantent, are already mejoyed, set *sly by the Members of the Established Church, bait also by all descriptions of Pro testant Diesesten who testify by oath their sllegiance to his Majesty, as the Rastas Catholics are willies lo do. 9. Because a disability to sit in Parlianseat, or to hold say office of trust or profit nailer the Crown, being sometimes is- Bitted as a punisbrarat spots persoss convicted of heiress males mid offences, the RIMS disability, when applied to the Roman Catholics solely era acroust of their religions belief, operates practically against them, however unjustly, as a Iliad of degrsdaboa, and appears iu some measure to !nig utilise them as criminals. 3. Because it is usdeui.bly true, that the Roman Catholic religion, he its errors or defects what they may, is the reli gioa which was universally professed in &glued sad Ireland prior to the reign of King Henry the Eighth, and in Scotland prior to the reign of King James the Fifth; and therefore the only emend charge which can be brought against the Rumen Catholics, as sloth is, that they have adhered stedfsst ly to the faith of their ancestors. 4. Became capes lessee has proved, that however desirable the coarersion of the Romeo Catholics to the Established Church way be, yet this object has not been prom.ded by the evatiaimaire of the disabilities to which the Homes Catho lic* are by law subjected. 5. Becesso the happiest elects have resulted from the ad mission of the Romas Catholics to those privileges which theyeil prirsest enjoy, by virtue of different statutes, passed dartag the prigs of hie late Majesty. 8. Because the disability to sit in Parliamest was applied to the Roman Catholics at the time when the !Relishes' .( both Mooses of Pailiameut were eternal nuiveriatly deceived by the impostures and filie evidence of Titus Oates, who was a few years afterward. judicially convicted of perjury. (Sitwell) ASH BURTON, IVENTWORTII FITZWILLIAM. GREY, for the 4th. 511 i, suit 81 h resume. VASSAL HOLLAND, fur all the rem. sous but the Rest. The Err,* of Lauderdale cud fiesborough diftented gece ftlly, eitheisi assigning auy rea.our. CURIOUS PRTREFACTION, - To Me Rider of Me Grentoek Adeerrser. Swa—As 1 am tonvieceil that every new olearrvation that recites •• interest i• the stud♦ of Nature should be made public, and is indeed wily valuable when made known, 1 sake no apology for commienicating to you an account of a curious petrifaction 1 discovered lately. All your renders who love to ramble in the fields, and have visited the exca vations made in the hill above Guarock, are aware that ties were abortive attempts at copper... g : and arch of them sta hive acquaintance with cheinietry and mineralogy, have no doubt observed many •ppearaners of that 1 1 / 1 (011, and eves, Ike myself, famished themselves with specimens. In oar of these quarries a gaudily of water h. collected, which, by the iiiibeence of the atmosphere, and the state of the use, slightly disseminated through the sand stone, holds in solutiuu a quantity of copper, as may be easily seen Usim its green colon,. A few days ago, as 1 wan picking out some piers of stone deeply stamen with the stern deposite of the water, I fetched up with the end of my stick what I saw to he a dead frog ; and, on dragging is lout, found that it uu longer re tained the yielding consistency ordeal', bus resisted the pres sure of my stick like she slimes among which is was lying. It had, probably, leaped is ussaspectosgly ou • anise mer's day, and being soon killed by the poisonous quality of the'coppery solution, had in the Cowie of time become incrusted with a depositalion of the metal so close and thick, 11.1 although the perfect farm of the isaisniest pets is pre ' served, vet it appears as if it were a solid semi.erystaline Sala of we.. copper cast into the mould of a frog ! lave heard of s:milar instances of strong Golub°os of earth or metal encrusting small animals ; and remember seeing at • Museum • moat diamond beetle, which a chemist had made by crystalising copper.• • common cockroach. It is, however, peculiarly inn resting to detect Nature herself iu sueb processes. I latend to present my " copper flag" to the Greenock Museum if it will be acceptable ; and non. Sir, Vonr moat obedient Servant, Q. Innerklp, April 14, 1811. TILE CATILIIPILLIK. TO THE EDITOR. aim an amateur of gooseberries and comsat wine sod cuomenuently a sworn rummy to the rapacious cater pillar, whore attacks upon our gush se last sounmur not only mord the ladies in their viutvge, mid impaired the !Inmost'. *flay Invorrite beverage, but reduced nsy gooseberry groves, at an early period of the year, to their entity nakedness, as if an army of locusts had assaulted and eaten up their beatify. The latter part of the autumn was favourable to the progress of the reptiles into their crymalim form; sod, as the winter has been uncommonly open, sad the •prittg mild, your horticultural readers may look with dismay at my warning, when I foretell ■n unprecedented invasion of young caterpillars. About this ►easoo the parent Mies emerge from their coning —winch coefioril them ruder ground, buried among litter, aud in other secure cavities thrungh the winter, and taking 'demising.- of a sunny hour, proceed ii) the mid of their bring—the hatching of mis chief. They deposit their ego in neat row. along the ribs of the leaves, on the tinder side, just where the herbage is tenderest fur the yowl( worm, alto v e ry ca" thrusts out his woe to try, sod, for a a. 7 o► lien, never ventures off the leaf whete be and some scores of hi. b e e. three were hatched (generally at the lowest branches of the bush). Apprehending, from the fur wasdnem of the foliage and the mild state of the atmosphere, that the enemy had left winter rplartem, and would speedily owes the campaign, I have been looking mit, fur s Joys, for the advanced guard, sash hare been successful in detecting several foraging parties. To cheek so gust we mate be buil, is surely both safer said surer than to at tempt obey thie hotrwit of devastatiou is half toter ; for those who survive the checks of the eleincish. the gardener and birds, &c. are fostered by the geuial etiolate of summer in their torpid stale (a shorter period being sufficient to pa r. feet the insect now than ha whiter), and take wing again in Jew aid July, to produce their brood in more formidable and more disgusting numbers ; a,. that, if we seize and de stroy the flies and their lAA at this crisis, we cut off the source of our two crops of thieres. The wiliest! insect may be molly descried; these are few flies eacept herself abroad at present. She has the instinct to haunt wily those ghouls. whack afford food to her young; and s►e may he observed fluttering, or Maier hopping, f twig to hang, searching for a emote spot to uropunar. liar yellow body, incladiug her gray traimparent sham is about 3.Bths of au Meh Wog ; site is sluggish in her thrum, can. not sly far, semi, like oiling of her geniis. (lenlitredu), is also distinguished by a trensuloos motious in her antenna. Stich parts of the above as you csu acconsiatudste in your Paper, will, I hope, excite the activity of those • has, lake me, prefer guusebrrries per se, to the horrible compound of gooseberries said crashing caterpillars we reaped lust saint mer.—Yours, A GOOSEBERRY. April 16, 1821. IBLIEGLASIN—Thr 'bop of Mr. MARTIN, clieere monger. Paradise-row, Lambeth, was yertrrilay morning broken into and rob4eit of tire lobs of butter, about four blonds-ea weigh', with which the villains got cletr oft. At the Glamorgnapotire Crest Srrrinn•, which terminated at Cardin• en Monday last, John Chitty pleadird guilty to four indictnienis for uttering and forging !Kotty of ottorsory to receive pn:e•nionet• from Greenwich Iluspital , sial for personatiog and Wetly assuming the smote. and cl•orat•teri of the pieties entitled thereto.—Death. THE TURK: NEWSIARRET CRAY'S?' MEETING, 19111. MONDAY, .01131 23. The Craven Slakes, a sobseripll4o4 of 10Cr. click, for alt ages; 2 year olds, bat. 101 b.; 3 year old., 9st ; 4 year old,, 811. 91b.; 5 year olds, Ost. 11b.; 0 year olds, 9st. blb.; and 'god, 90.71 b. Mr. 9ansistar is ch. c. by Corns., dato by Mr. Teasdale, 2 yrs old . art, 1 Mr.Cruckford's b. e. Sultan, 4 yrs old 2 Lord G. H. Caveadirlis br. h. Allegro, 5 yrs old Lord Jersey's b. h. Master Henry, 5 yrs old Mr. Frsser's b. r. Champignon, 4 yrs old Lord Grusveour's b. c. by Thooderlsolt, out of Musidors, 2 yrs uld Doke of Rut land's ch. c. Coriolo,3 yrs old Mr. Greville's bl. f. Soars, 4 yro old Duke of Grafton's be. c. Lack, 3 yrs old Mr. Hunter's ch. c. Rasselas, 2 yrs old Mr. Rouverie's b. c. bought of Sir C. Runbury, 2 yr. old Mr. Wyndham's b. f. Caroline, 3 yrs old Mr. Wyndham's bI e. by Octsviuy, dam by Guhanna, 2 yrs Ld Foley's ch, c brother to Miracle, 3 yrs old 1.). of Portlantl's ch c. Zsdig, 4 yrs old 1..1 Suffield's b. c. Rosetta, 3 yrs old Mr. Benson names Mr. Neale's b. c. by Pan, 4 yrs old Mr. Udney's ch. c. by Election, dam by Stamford, 3 yrs old, dr Mr. Priute's b. e. A rdrogiail, of Vrcissitude,3 yrs old, dr The Judge placed bat tots. 10 to 1 apt Sultau--6 to laps A2legro-3 to 1 apt Master Henry- 7 4 to 1 agstSbasupigroms. Mr. (May's c. by Electrum, dam by Stamford, Ilst. 4111. brat Lord Jersey's c. Oracle. by Strothsayer, Bst. blb. D. M. 100 gs. h. ft.-2 to 1 ag.t Mr. ('day's c. The First Class of the Seventh Riddlesworth Slakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. fur C 41111.. 71b. At'. Ni. 'nom by untried stallions, ur out of owned mares, to be allowed 31b. if both Slb. Mr. Batson's Rnsicrueian, by So , Sm. 711'. 1 O. of Grafton's Reginald, by Haulms ird, fist. 4:12 2 Mr. Rush's b. by Waxy, out of Risigiail, Bst. 711,. Mr. nuuverie's by Orville, out of Morel, Bst. 415. Mr. Vatishiari's by Cardinal York, out of Bst. 41b. Egrensories by Canopus, das by Orville, out of Ruben's'. darn, Bsl. 41h. Mr. Andrew's by Walton, out of Canidia Mr. Thornhill's b. (dead) by Scud, out of Hyatt pd Mr. Neville's by (tubers, out of Sir Joshua's slam p.I D. of Grafton's' Polygar, by Walton, out of Parcsol pd 14. G. 11. Cavendish's§ by Rabeus, out of Louisa •p.l Ld. Foley's by Soothsayer. dam by Sir Peter, out of t Mr. Junes's Valentine, by Pruett's, uul of Variety pd Mr. Goddard's by Itwbens, out of Brsinwoins's dam pd Mr. Itrish's lir. by Waxy, out of Chin's I.d. Egremont's (dead) by Windt bone, out of sister to Casranca 5t04 on Reginald-5 to 1 aC4I Mr. Butiverie-3 to 1 agst Mr. Vansitiart.—The Judge placed but 2. Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, Is. ft. fur the produce of noires eusrre4 iu 1817, and out gamed in the Riddlesworth Slakes; cults, 8.1. 71b.; 6dliev , Bst.3lb. Ab. 111. Untri• d stallions allowed 3115.; nuts ied mares 311'. ; it bulb, Sib. 14. Grosvenor's be. f. by Thunderbolt, Bst. 311 i D. of Grantor's e. Tiliaw, by Kober's, Sat. 4lb Sir J. Sbelley's c. by Walton ur Orville, Sal. 71b 3 Pile. Croekford's e. by II sphst ird, Yt. 4lb Mr. JUIICIeIi C. &WWI, by Partisan to 4 agar Lord Grusvener's br f. Mr. WO) . * natilleCille beat Mr. Charhoses Plurals, Sal. !Alb. each, A.F. 201112.. b. fl.-2 to lor Darneecide Mr. Cossans's f. by Jseriper, net of Mentors, received tbge. from Duke of Purllaad'a f. Tea (dead) by Tellll4l3le, out of Pledge, Sat. 31b. reek, K.M. 100 g.. Mr. Clearlton's Meals, 4 years oW, 'gat Mr. Payee's Paroles', 3 years old, Sat. bib. each, Ab. M. Mr. Charlluu to stake ISOgs. to 2000, k. It. Off by cunaeut, CATTERICK BRIDGE MEETING. (ENlry cumplrie.) WFIIIIIMDAV, APRIL 25. The Craven Slakes of logs. each, fur wei-year olds, 511.10111.; tbrerMil. ; four, flat. AIL ; sve, 9st. ; six and agid,Ssi.4lb. Marts and geldings Aii , llfetl 31h. One mile Slid a quadri.. Lord Queensberry's b. in. Miss Spider. 6 yrs old Mr. Loftus'a b. c. Sir John, by Sissolensko, 3 yrs old Hun. T. 0. rookies hr. c. Gambler, 3 yrs old Mr. J. Rubion's rh. C. Maiden. by Como., 3 yrs old Mr. Lanthon's hr. c. Borodino. 3 yrs old Mr..l. Fergnson's Tice Duke, by Comu•. 3 yrs old Mr. Ftvelour's r . e.Junatlian, by Octavian, 3 yrs. - - - The Produce Maker of 25gs. each, h. ri. colt., fist. 31b.; fillies, fist —3ly allured, Sce. Taro miler. Duke of Leeds's gr C.%y hloebray, dim by Erseder Doke of i.e. d.. re. f by Ociavian, out o•f Rebecca Doke of Le. sib's hay cull, by Card/1W York or Octavian — :Miss Chit Mr. Jaques's eh. f. by Octavian, out of Merry& Ws Jam Mr. Jaipies's fill), Alarm'.ld, by Cumuli Mr. Laitibtua's bay cult, by Arcadia, out of Rosalind, by Mr. I.saibtou's b. e. Malcolm, by Maebeth—Prierea Mr. Allison's b. c. by Smoleusko, out of Anus-Bella Mr Mirliar b c. Odds, by flapliatard, dam by Sasebo Mr.l'. 0. l'omlrtes hr. r. Jack Spigot, by Arilrossau Mr. Rutilelre filly, by Comma, lour by Pipator Mr. Firgissou's 1. ttorauthr, by Oetasian, out of Little Thomia's dam Mr. Rell's b. f. by Fitz-Teazle, tam by Hyacinthus Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, 10p. ft. fur cells rising three years uld, Sea. 311,.; fillies o►t. Too milev. Loral Queemberry's gr. C. Stumm, by Psime M ulster, oat of Yesin Ms. All, on'. br. e. by Smolensk°, oat of Anus-Bella Mr James's eh. c. A B C, by X Y Z, out of a raster to Nell Meldon Duke of sr f. by Mulibray. dam by Evauder Duke of Lettls** b. c. lay Cardinal Lail or Octavian, oat of Mass Clatt Sir W. hlaxwell's di. e. Jock the Laird's brother, by Ifiaroiont. mit of firillimite Sir W. Maze ell's p. a. 800 l4ai. , hy Viteoutal, out of Mrs Blond THURSDAY, The Old Stakes of 45p. rash, 19p ft. for cult., B.t. 31b.; Illhrl. set. Tem miles. Mr. Wilsou'o h. e. by Whitt:lock, out of Quern Mr. Kai reit . * b. C. by Octavian, dam by 1333 , hlr. Prtrv'g Kr. C. The Karoo, by eervatites—Camilla Mr. T. Praise+ b. 1. by Colons, dam by Stamford The Fully Stakes of 20gs.. acb. p. p. Mr. James's bay, by Sow' , mho, dam by Shuttle Mc. B•nsuu'r Fluraitthe, by Octavian Mt. Rubinson's b. Miss 11'ilks, by Octavian, dam by Re membrancer The Yearbug Slakes of 20p. each; colts, est. 3lb ; B.t. Oar utile. Mr. Lambton's ch. f. by Leopold, out of Waibrote Lass Mt. J. Lonsdale's f. by Wuful, dam by Spaelille Mr Beason's ch. c. by Raphael, dam by Dement Mr. Ayee's rh. f. White Ruse, by Conn's, dont by 'Whitworth Mr. Claridge's ch. c. by Cattun, out of Plutons Mr. J. rergusou's b. e. Cla►et, brother to Champ:ape Mr. Ilatrisou's b. f. Miss Wortley, by Wan! Mr. W. Prime's b. e. Baron Busses, by Wuful, out of Re usembrancer Mr. T. Peirse's b. f. by Octavian, dam by Shuttle The Btdale Iluut Slakes of lOgs. each. To be rode by Geniltmeu, 12st. each. Two miles Mr. Williams ch. h. Kerala/oral, by Mowbray, dam by Bar. 'Baby, out of Clessby's dant, 5 yrs. old Mr. Burden's b. h. by L'Orieut, dam by Bishop, 5 yrs old Mr. Clough's cli. Is. Joker, by Ovarian, 5 yrs old Mr. Wahiawa's b. b. by Young Beninabrougla, 5 yrs old Mr. Laws,ni's b. era. Jeuity Horner, by Culunipus, 6 yrs old Mr. Carter's che.. cult, Mercury, by flantbletonias, dam by Atlas, 4 yrs. old Mr. Russcll is a Subscriber, but did not name. The Subscription Plate of NI for maiden bones, &c. rising Yesterday—EAST= TUESDAY.—HoIiday at the Doak, Ex chequer, East India sad South Sea HOOlll. tbree years add, TM.; tour, est. I lb. ; be, sit, inati ard, est.lolb. Mares and geldings allowed 31b.° Two-mile heats. Laird Tyrecomsed's gr. c. Jonaiban, by Octavian, rising 3 r. old Lord Stewart's b f. by Haphazard, rloing3 yn old Lend Quetiesbervirs eh. c. Ledstrme, rising 3 yrs old Hon. T 0. Powlett's br. c. Gambler, rising 4 yrs old Mr. Armstrong's b. e. by Dun Cossack, rising 4 yrs old Mr. Chilion's eh C. BI Hingham, rising 4 yrs old Mr. C. Sliirson's b. ro. f. sister to Woodlark, rising 4 yrs Mr. .1. itobinson's gr. c. by Marmion, rising 3 ars old Mr. T. Hutchinson's b f. Miss Wilks, rising 3 yrs old. ROYAL HUNT. Munson, Aram 23.—1 t bein! Easter Monday, • i.e deer was bunted out of • earl at 11 o'clock, at she Dolphin. i.esr Slough. There was she 'realest field of sportsmen that has been known fur many years, •nd the spectators on toot were numerous, styposell to amou•t to upward. of fiilo. This fine deer at first crossed the Bsth road, and ran with great speed across the enclosures !ovoid' Dutton Park, to the left of Datchet, towards Horton to the right of Colsibrook, taki•L to the right ref Mono ell towards •h,r Staines ►oad, where it took to she left hack by Staowell; it the• rau with great swifinesa across Hounslow Heath, and •Lain crossed the Haile road to the right of the slagpies, and ran towards Drayton and Armsworth, where be was takes, after a hard run of some hours. THR ARMY. —nom— Four troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards arrived is Glow ee.ter on Thursday, from Birmingham. and on the folio. irg mornisg proceeded on their route to Bristol, theie to . ',shark for Ireland. Several troops of the 16th Lancers passed through Worcester last week, on their march to Manchester. Wednesday a number of 11101 1/.101101.g to the 611, Itir)3l Veteran Battalion arrived at Leith, from Heligoland, for the purpose of being discharged. . . Major Romlger, commanding the Second Royal Veteran Battalion, now quartered at Waterford, bay received the ne cessary direct' f.'r dierlisrging about 150 men of that corps, who wish to settle in that country. This mcisessre is preparatory to she esnhatkation of the regiment fur Eng land the ensuing month. CORK, Antit.2o.—Thy Scots Greys have receives] a route Mr England. The first division of tin. regiment will Pei 1411 on Saturday for IVaterforil, win re it will embask, and will he followed by the °theca. Carabisteers arc expected to succeed them. A detachment of the Royal Artillery, from troolwieb, marched into Ibis town on 'faraday (the 17th inst.) and after halting for the night, they pursued their route, through Mansfield, for Yurkshite.—(Nrifflngfiam Jottrunl.) Os, Wednesday last (Ow 18.1 i inst.) two tsoops of the 7th Dragoon Cluanlis anise , ' to this city, whese they are to le. maiu fur the present.—(Corersfrp Mercury) CAUTION TO IIAWITEIIS. An Association is about to be formed among the tensile in Southampton, fur the purpose of promeutitig persons of this description, attune of whom, ace 1111 l pulled by no auctioneer of celebrity, have this week •isited Southampton with a large assortment of jewellery, entlery, plated gouda, stationery, &c. and opened • room at the Star Inn, for the sale of these articles by public auction. The goods being of a superior quality to those generally offered to the public through the medium of these persons, the sales have been both numerous sod respectably at tended. As glow per.onv fretieroll) contrive to carry uff all the reedy money in the town, the inhabitant trade stain nut only suffers from the loss of his profits, but the trade it self, for some considerable time afterwards, suffers, great de pressions. 'The parties alluded to having been nearly a week in the !town, and intimating their intetitiosi of remaining 411- other, some of the principal tradesmen met together upon Pie subject, and pat • stop, if possible, lo the sale ; they accord ingly instructed their Solicitor to commerce Ir gal !weepy!. in(' agaiust the parties, fur the penalties imputed by the liankeis' Acts. As a mailer of courtesy, the Solicitor gave notice of what was about to take place, and the pasties, strafe of the consequences, were OA to embrace the offer of quitting the town immediately. The following is a copy of the paper which they Melted " In compliance with the notice we base this day waived of the intention of the trade in this town to put in force against us the Pthalties imposed by the Acts of Parliament relative to Hawkers, Pedlars, &e. if we matinee the sale lately commenced by us at the Star Inn, in this town, con trary to the said Acts, IVe hereby promise to discontinue such sale furthaith; and upon being permitted to withdraw (rum the town without any of the said ritalties being en forced against us, we also promise in future to refrain limn attempting any 11.11141 sale its this sou u.--Withess our hand., this bth day of April, 1841. (Signed) J. K. J. H. J. W. " We authorise the insert inn'of the foregoing paper in any of the newspaper, which the blade may think proper to select. J. K. J. H. J. W." At the earnest request of the parties, the initials only of their same@ ate honied. 11 is to be lamented that the public will give a preference to persons of this •lass, while the trade are experiencing every days diminution in their prr.fits, from the heavy rents, taxes, (ie. which they arc obliged to pay; as fellow tuwabiramea, surely th,y have a superior claim to these iti nerant iradera.—(Hampshire Telegraph) A fishing-boat belonging to Cockenzie, while hauling her lints at the mouth of the Firth on Moodily forenoon about eleven o'clock, dur ing a (wavy squall of wind and ruin, was stink by a sea breaking on bo,rd of her, when all her crew, consisting of six mrit, were drowned. Seve ral boats belonging to the ►ame village were strok ing their lines within a short distance, but until. the spilll was over the unlortunate boat was not mis►ed by her companions, when one of them im mediately bore down to the place where she was last seen; not a vistige of the boat or crew, how , ever, remained, except the !udders. a few oars, and footspurs Boating about. Four of lite crew were line young islets, and have left widows and eleven children totally destitute; the other two were old men whose families are grown up, but their widow. are unprovided for. On Friday last it Justice of Pe:ice Court was held at Moffat, for the purpose of trying a woman of the name of Mary Thomson, accused of a vio lent assault upon her mistress, the wife of the Rev. Mr. MENTEATH, dissenting minister there. It appeared from the evidence that the delitiqueut had disguised herself by blacking her face and putting a blanket round her, and in this state, rapped at her mistress's door on the 2d of Farriery last, between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, and Mrs. AIENTEATH, who was alone, opening the door, she (the servant) seized her, threw her down, at.d maltreated her with such violence, as to cause an effusion of blood. The Court having found the libel proveu, she was sentenced to forty days imprisonment in the gaol of Dumfries; by which sentence she of course forfeits her wages.—(bum fries Journal.) NAi'diL INTELLICENCL FALMOUTH, ATMIL 21. Arrived the bloke of Marlborough packet with a mail frum Lisbon in 11 dap . Sailed the Isu% 'indict with mail. rot. Limbos and the 'bland.; and the Jubu and Adam, Knight, fur Legitura. lIVC, APRIL t 3. The Fiche new Gelling 4!naci, of fit tons.' Head, master. wits rim down last right. shorn tom u'elnct, six miles west of Dung ,by a large ship vine down Channel. The master add crew were saved Rath difficulty. Time master showed his light, and bailed the ship several limes, to which 111/ attention was ptid, nor did she Ware t., to pick up the new of the smack ■tier she had sunk her, but kept out a st•ssdt eolodi flows, Channel. The loss to the pour fisherman is dpwar.s of 3001. a VIM/ITR, APRIL 21. The wind coming to the N.E. yriberday, cleared this har bour of many cowers and other mails that - had talon shelter here; uuly a few cripples nun remain. DRAL, APRIL St. Came down from the River lett night mid sailed Ihi flume, Frankland, for larneica; Rettry, Dewar, rue Ame rica, and aevetel ethers, unwire unknown. oitAvcsEgn, •TAIL 13 Railed the Minerva, Mill; Bombay, Graham; and Bridge water. Mitchell. for China. .I.MI. MA lIK ETS. ..... miens OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 11t111. Town Tallow 50. 0.1 —. IN Tellow Soap ... ... 79s Yellow Ite.sis 40. 04 —.. OJ Atollled ... . %So While 11iti0,..40• Oil —. 04 Curd , ... 9ls Soap ditto.... 44s 0.1 —s 04 I fl. Os Graves Mel.ing Stuff 38s Od —. 04 Good Dries 9. Os Ditto rough-24s Oil .--s 04 ' PRICE OF CAN ULU, From 'fallow Citstedleris HAI. Price of Curdle., per dozes, 10s o&—Mosilds, 11a 8.1. 6d. per dozes allowed . for really mosey. RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers & Steers, per it. Ordina►y.. 2s 0.1 to Qs 2.1 is Ettl to 3s 0.1 Martel Calf.. each Its 0.1 11414101 p 2s 44 to 2.1 0,1 Emu Horse Os 041 to Os WI SHEEP SKINS. Fen..... Polled Ss oil t.. 6•0 , 41,+ shrswiirge Lambs 2s OJ to Ilse PRICE OF LEATHER. Ruits, 50 to 01116 s. each 18d to 20.1 pet I. Ditto. 50 to 110 lbs. each..... —.l to --A Dressing Hides Fine Coach Hides .. Crop Hides 35 to 40 Ilts fur cultism 1514 to 103 d Ditto 45 to 5 41 1b5..... ..... 17.1 le 184 Calf Skles 311 to 40111 s *2d to 2611 Ditto 50 to 7111111 28.1 to 334 Ditto 70 to 8016 s 284 to 62'7g1 Slllll,lll Seals (Greettlasol) ..17.1 to 10.1 Large ditto 14.1 to 16a Tanned Horse Hides .... l 6 / 4.1 to 1160 Spouts,' Hone Hides lsd to 22,1 WINES, ►xclusive of duly, :r. J. per gallon. Pott, old, pa 138 gallows 35/. to 48/. New, ditto Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 pilaus'' (East Iwilra). „ 451 to 75/. Sherry, per boat OIL* per Tun, of 25? Gallons. Nes Greeul.Wka le .. TV 10s Spermaceti Old pul e SCI I. ..... ~... 301 --s Pale Rape 45/ —s ('OUR. E OF EXCilig Aim et. Maio; C.F. 12 14 Dino •1 Sight... 12 11 RUi1e111.11111..... • • It IS Antwerp lianiburgh ...... 38 7 Aliwu ..... 38 8 TUIPIDAIG Arno. 24. Inherit . ... 47 ...... 411 VrlllCt 1121. Lie.... 17 Co Malta Naples. ....... 29 Pali rano, per oz ll5 Lisboa 49} Oporto .. attk Rio Jawing. 4S} Balboa 57 .... Si Cork .. el - - - Paris 3 day's data 26 60 Ditto • .. 2$ 15 Bourd.a to x ..... • 26 16 Fraukfort ea the 1361 Petersburg's, p. rbl. 9-I 3 Us. Vieuua Ea.2..eu. 10 20 • Trie.tc Madrid (Wig .. Bilbua Barcelona See.lle Gibraltar aVLLIO'I. - Portugal Gild i• Cain, per ox 0 0 U Gold in Hawn...... a 17 10f New Untiblunion.... 0 0 0 Heap 0 4 10 Silver in Bars 0 4 11 BIRTHS. On Thursday, the 19th in►tant, at West Belford Hall, Nottinghamshire, the Lady of P. Dickunson, Essi of a &righter. (ht Friday la•t, at Kilmaeow, Waterford, the Lady of the Hon. sad Rev. George Batlike, of a sun. MARRIAGE. On the 21st inst. at Woorteberter, by the R►v. Peter Hanker, Captain Slalom, of the 80th regiment. eldest sun of Sir Paul Wurbott, of Lyristt Prat, to Charlotte. only child of the late Cul. Sloper, of Tetbuty, formerly of the Horse Guards (Blue). DEATHS. Snildenly, in the nicht of the 12th Wilmot, of water on the chest. Sir John Charles Richardson, Bart. Commander in the Royal Navy. t►n Saturday, the 21,1 inst. at Princes place. lambeth, Mrs. Mary Rubins, widow of the late Mr. William Rubins, of Fir et -in reet. 111011 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Evening 35 •her 7. I klortairg $ •her S. " floutiotem palette roars oupit." " Our rge Muter to wuu."—U*•Ti*L. Just published, price ss. in hoards (rafters* Cdi fit E &ON of LIVE; r Nou-Aletiacal Com mentary our Ihe isdiscrclioas arising from Homan, Frailly. isi which the Causes, S)mptoosis, and baneful Ef. fi els of Lues VVllefell, Goner' lotra, Stricture, Stamm' Weak. near. &e. see developed ; Part 11. coetaies armee rs merks en cert•iii Female Complaints, in particular Steri lity; Pert 11l embraces Practical Observuti ni m um Sexual Debility, Self Abase, and Menial Irritation, with some in lereetieg cibwrveliuirs on vegetable and animal life; iu Pa, IV. is a Series of Cases ithistrat ive of the preceding sin* explaining them in a faibilier manner, and the sh.iii • dressed to the Youth mid Maturity of IntllsSexes. B) Gt» . and Co. Cossetting surgeon., Loudon. Neter. blebs Omnibus ease di di I, si quit coglinverit Shire Hnr.n to all the fund ...bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks the grim." May he had et 24, Paternoster-row ; 59, PalLmadi 41, Piccadilly; 10, Princes-olive', Soho ; 3t, Fleeliitereet ; 174, Fteedstrect ; 40, %Vest Smightlield ' • ss, Cheaps4c, London ; Stevenso n sa d Co., Risks assll Co, )donnish'; R. Deck, Ipswich ; Harem bed lluffield Salh ; Armistd, Bristol ; Halt, Ca m b r id ge ; H ea dl ey, L ee d s ; mad at all Booker Item. Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to he eeeselted, as eased, emir, day, at their knew ; and Pailfuls ie the Cotaatry ass re quested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a esealt that! for Advice end Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the World. GOSS and Co. M. R. C.Sergeess, 11, BoevPrimireet, Fieet.str•rt, Primed anti Publimbed at THE BRITISH MEM sad THE GLOBE Office, No. 147, Strand, b 7 C i CORNWXLLs of the Strand, 1~ te . ~~