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I .r.\ =~= . . ATCAII-111/ f,I Sr a Irak% gllMlr - wrpswstil si rJ the duplicate Wing anal Own* MmillibyleillidliliabllbeinaMPUlNlM lend dropped is his loirey. at that the Primmer, ea befog dligelis l = 17: 11 Peistitvei d ite 4 51r. Seek, peat treed to whit hie Inefirr at &WhamPlellteg sad ingspisios .1 maim frn him. Welfeve was seal te' mike. inquiries at Sestbaniptus, and succeeded is obtainingl indiebitable evidimealf the watch In goestim haying Itgesi pledged by the Primmer, sod atm that herbed dee duplicate ie. his pomesigow wing he left that logs to pestered to Los. don. He was then tikes lido custody, anal near 4OR worth of Ilse ;date which the Prosecute , had lost was found pawned at the shop of Mr. Baxter, No. ii, Nuefulkmoreci, St. Pail. eras, who proved that the Primmer pledged it, bevies no preowned bmisorlf as timbre/Ikm of a twist at Kesisingtoo. The evidence being au ernichider, the Prisoner was fay consineted. • RAF(IOR 1 1 1111 TIIK HASTITUTE. 11ACENET-ROAD AND HOXTON. flu Thursday last • Dearest Camel of the Gorman 4 gi.e. eatrataisessid woeful instiodion was belles at the Itiroldishugent. NW FORSTER, Fog the Treasurer, is the Chair. • Soiree' hams to be the olMeta .4 this beisevoleng Oa. irioror ouriwimi.le • plats ..f range for pea. ms elieekegiga. Anew 1a u. or the bulks • for mission! or dissamma hesselieli gad for Mims. who thrash et dime to work, egos 4 froalllmeeed elemomer, ofiem amble tea. pincer, Sla baser* smigeseamirm Ti. many such unhappy peens. as 4 basliberamdllord.d, meek kma heed for them, a= eari‘wilase themselves well, slinattine -Saliba& to their Med komeastit prinikdedv 1 lienseiM Malb Meth foods oblige ohm' to** she wisseiMis be sfsdp 4414 era, cares is cams. 114.11111011101141141 ti der Jediaal be Illneename Powers. The thdiellsit are occupied i. ~hien odd 'gemsbok, woiik ; sad thadmits in shier sad loom Hahrwgi Sarilleso• gook s saiikoi. aesithig.hrodi ensiosfaciariog. haohbildiag, and Miler. parlor foi.groged for sale. ampanty.iihia renal.. IMO ash► minted welkin the prat. mid mcastpllolo4linrhantra. rafts tits make write arlmiatrd, loud Phalpflignedias harm& la addition to these, the Congeelletollesd extruded mato. tut relief to ihirty.eight patens, imeiblieg them he rise above the peessour of their esolteMilim, awd to pmegure as limit sidoistruce lm their on. Iblitmer. !files Mee sloe emceed a tampseemy Refuge for each sex. 'lust (Of males wns established in Mr year SSW omen the permines ad the Whigs at IleirdosiOit tha Sas improve se Ilse Society fur the lamingesssid 1 %isms lisekslie* mid • ado' 4. d shell. r to essay arponitsal laws of los country, opus beidisitharpe Rues peas, unman meat, to whom so other glom of refer premested late this brooch IS males have loatteisderitted nitre its. forneatim, sf whom bet have bra provided Air. The Female Temporary Refuge was establishes, it the mete year by private sighweri idiot's, and has INKS hero mum enlagged by the aunt means. lam this broach 171 females have h:eu admitted, sod 157 have Mrs dim charged. The Committee elem., their Report to • wry respectable hy an •ISlDlDeratirtlt of several liberal donation's and legacies, sad by an sweat to a morrow' public, who have tome mad soceeeshilly honoured the lusiiistimeg aids its am si.-tamet, not to hear their Report without an endeavour to sq. estithes the anms of • Society, moo to saccoor imam, who ' need stmesur, sad who have moue else to whom to apply; malty who are erpentast of crime, sad who waist oely wise auJ oppoellagity to tarn from the evil of their ways, sad to di, their deny is some anemias, in which 'bey may holiest!, obtain the mesas of ssibsistmer. The Report thamkfolty schgooledged that the Govern. meat of she cousiley, impressed with the goodness of the designs of she lostitation, awl puesessing ample knowledge of its beneficial effects, have freely afforded its count hot this has been dome, not with a vita of mope. seding, bat of stionnlatiog the generous exertioss of than public. The mosategiance of Courerwinent, god She Idl.eral runtri. halloos of Individuals, have thus bees ile generous coopers. lion. Awl we cameos bat add to the Report of the Com anittre use Unreal wish, that they may twigeuntieue dogs to co.up..rate, and that their appeal to the piddle may nut be is vain ! Is a seams. that calls loudly fur the bees ex. e lbow el • well directed clarity to stem the merest of suffer ing and of crime, it may be hoped, that all, aceisidiag to their several ab.lities, as a kind Providence has intrusted to them what rider's want, may be merciful to theinselres mid to sorirty, by becoming' merecifed to their 'lnitiate beriberi,, whilst obey enlarge the imam serf custribote to forwaid the benevolent objects of " The Refuge for the Destitute." EXTRAORDINARY ettecumsrANCß IVAWRAL HISTORY. . her _ • Shout the end of last October a pair of martins were seen boldly employed carryisg sots (ibe &mita larmodisaireit of Lisirres) to their young; Mb pleutiful was the supply oust numerous sets eternised oncoesteineth word soot posses sion of the nest, which, on the arporiare of the ►ird% they 'converted isito a complete formiestory. The sills hare in creased greatly, and their wit Boos labours may now be witnesse' uitiler she side of she Abbey of Vale Colitis, sear Llangulles. Tbs. we see bow werderfolly nature, in her requisite dispensations. readers the economy of her creatures salsserrterst toirsell other. GIigENOCK. JANUAIIY 26. The following letter from Captain Itrod, of the Driver, to theChaarber of Commerce, has been loudly handed ►o us. It will be recollected that during the late plevalence of easterly Mods, ow ap plication to Rear-Admiral Otsray, be promptly ' , dispatched the 'hirer to the assistance of the its svard.b I resselowhich were retarded from tusk ing their ports of destination. Now well Contain Reid has executed Ins humane mission, his triter üboudatilly shoos : a 11.M.5. Driver, off Largs, January it, ISt?. " Sea-1 beg leave to transmit fur your information • detain of the vessels relieved by his Majesty's ship ender my command : " Or the morning of Ilse 12th instant (11. 36. a. us.), bowled the Sir Joke Cameros (brig), off Tory, from Mire. miebi, bound to tiverpool, out 03 days; a crew of to meat and in great distress, 'Lavin ma bread and ouly eight galluw of water ma bawd. Os the 13th (11 p ea) I boarded the Plantavieet, (ship.) off Bloody Forelaud, from St. Jolla's, N. B. Witold Liverpool, out 70 days; • crew of 17 men, free of whom mere in the sick list, and the others tray meets exhausted from the fatigue of purepine (the ship havtog sprang • teak), 'sad the waist of provisions. They bad twee reduced Ir at the bread dust fur sin days, and that bad expired three days before they fell in with as: they lad may tea gallons of utter on board. The Captaiu infwme.l me they bed gives it up, and must inevitably have perished had they sot ken relieved. "Ou the 14th Come a ) I boarded the Maid of she ■IB (brig) off Bloody Foreland, from St. John's, N.B. board so' Port Gleagow, out 40 days; a crew of 14 PIM and ha mod of salt pedvisious. " On the lbth (two p. m. Instraholl, beariel Bait, 118 , guiles) I spoke the George (brig). from St. John's, NewfoosaiL hisel, bound to Greenock, out 64 days; it was bigots Wog fresh, and the sea ran en heavy at the time, as to FORM our botediug her; but the Master hailed sane that tier rudder was very mach damaged, said he expected it omelet give way immediately, ieeenargseuce of which 1 ditect• el Mr. Jewell Miller, commaudieg the Royal George reverse enamor, to use her safe into purl, and he has since informed me her ladder parted that night, but he was so extremely Inetweate ■s to succeed in coodueting her safe Mot Lawhiedell She seat Wight about 10 p.m. where she will get a temporary one. •' 1 am, Sir, your mom obedient tumble Servant, " C. 11. REID, Commander." Ifellerdsp.-1 Febt wary . it eleven, February le. AILING CRAIRLtaI I. Illotrova.—Holiday at she Simk o Faulteitter, Eat lone and South flea Hoorn. , i * • .. • • • 1 '1,4.1' is 4 I li, A t-.. , .61,4 ';ii . 11 1 hal i, •: IP ,j! ..: $f 4 • !au" 1 ae i r: / i 1•I IS R I TL.4 4 II • 114 " 15. 614 1,46.•1.1 , L o s 1 V.B I iros, atils,lol, -....• • • , ..1 -‘ •.-. -4-...t0 ..- -.or.- 1.. , Oran . ~ • t . i ii i dr, • Camellia 1141111111R:r. , . iti i ,Ipla Gunk "406 G . Freq. to ba 1.194.11111181'' ' 11114 Ow e .' ,1111111. ~ . ...ileitis fa Ge Deriamble Regime* IF Fillaser, Ca valry, signed 4 Me fiord Ziesulatird V de Con* qf Diibl . • Thomas Redee,Geet. le he Serge.., vice Mamma, resigned —dated Jaggier, 19,1511. BANKRUPTS. William William William, ad Almada' Whyte, of New Bead. alert, Muldkarx, halms, to ..,,.seer, February 10, 17, tried March 13, rat see, at Guildhall, Li 11114111.• Ataorsoya, Memo. Juries and Blood, Greet Mary•Jaheimatreel Hoary Filed. of Seethwark, register, to surreader, Fe bruary 11, 13, sad Mori* 13, at owe, at finildhall, Lamle. dilatory, Mr. Comegard, CopthalLasset, Tholifili9 ,l4lB " street. I==46 a 16110-01.1 ale Illiddhises.bookerlles. to sec p 12,111, mud M arch 13,.t tee. at Gail& lane 1611 1 11011 1 111, Dibersey, Mr. Tacker, Bertletea-haildiega, 1 HoNrosab.: . i r . Jearpladialgirl of Nottingham, poem bet aew er late ef Grenade( sr, 111/114V, to sermerlor. Fehreary 6,9, and /larch 13,5* elves, at the Flying Mum lise,Nattigigham. Attorneys, Mr. Well, Nottingham; ad Maws -Baxter and Beaker, Gases lee- plea, Hollseen. %William Perkis, of Fromsameth, eahlielagiaker, to nor. reader, Fehnuary 13, 16, mid March IS, at twelve, at the Crewe is*, Gosport. Ationorys, Mr. Cruirkshairk, Gee. ram; and Manors. Atexamler and Holism, New-lois, Lowder. Embroil Klllifid, of Guy'.-1..-Isar, Middle's, limey staide-keeper, he sermader,.Filarioary 10,161, sad March 13, at ten, at GoLlipiall, labium. Ammer, Maws. Polka sad Sas, Fore-strem, Lambe. Gewegr Harris, of Worship.alseet, Fiesberyaquare, Mid. eller 1, erraeh.prepriesor, to succeeder, February 11, 13, aril 111 reek 13, Ili lee, al Guildhall, Loader. AMoraey, Ms. Abraham, Jearry.sireet, A lassie. Joh* Slmary. of Croydes, apreey.cosi.eriereliaiit, to sum reader, February 3, In, mid March 13, at twelve, at Gelid. Il hsU, arkon. Mammy, Me. Lees, Nelara.sepaare, Black. friars-rwad. rater Grove, late of Cardiff, Glumorgaa, straw.hat-ora aithaiiirer, le surreeder, Fehreaey 91, 12, arid March 13, at eleven, at the Cardiff Arm. lure, Cardiff. Attorney, Mr. Wood,Caerlif. Sarah Godley, late of Market Worightos, Trek, 'makeover, to surrender, Febreary 7, al seven, 8, and March IS, at eleven, at the Bed Ikon lois Goodranigate York. Atter. nevi, Mr. Emirs, Hattoingunles, Loadur ; Lid Mesta. Ord aud Pearson, Turk. Joseph Castle, of Itaawell, Somerset. victualler to see. Mader. February 11, 13, and Marsh 13., at true, at :he CAM. earecia I Rooms, Itrisiul. Antwerp' Messrs. Kis( and mßio, Gray's lOU -aspiere, Loader; sal Messrs. Teams end 11111.0*, Wells, Somerset • Lam Samuel Skey, of Stratford-spos.Amas s Warwiek, illarler, to serenader, February 14, 17, asd Mosel 13., at 4angive, as the Knyal Hotel, Birmingham. Murree's, lIIr. -Bean, liineigiehaisi; *got Memos. 'Tooke and Carr, Hui ' Bare-eutert, Gray's-liss. Loudon. i William Snots of Crewkenie Somerset, lioes-drapes. lo itimirender, February 13, 14, and ' March 13, at Meyer, at the llama lass, Creeks ewe Atiorneys, Mr. Pearsea, Pump. 1 4asert, Temple, Lamle; alai Mr. Beard, Ctrs kerne. Edward Craw', of Wymisseram. Norfolk, shopkeeper, to surrender, February 0,1., Mall'iliareh 13, at four, at the Namfolk Uutel, Noewirdi. owegisish Mr. lingers, Crosby. square, Loadoe; sad Illeaill9ol•6lll,o9agrieh. ' Matthew Vignr, of 1141114, illeilotbrmaker, to serreeder, February 15. 17, aril Neill Ilk 44 ow, el the Kummer Tamer, Brill. Allepoip, Muss. Hicks mid Braikew. ridge, DardllllabstOitimesalliwe, Leaden; sad Mr. His. toe, Beitilil. • FliiNp Pa sell, of Whitlows,. Hereford, fanner, to sue ' maw. lebovary to, *l, end March 13, at elvers, at the Mgr Mirka. lair, WesumiliaeL Atturaeys, Mew,. Him...* mid Wassiams, Gray'mlige spare, Landow; mad Mr. God. gum, Iluseculer. .. • DIVIDENDS. February 90. F. W. Rolledge, of Luese-street, Coairsea 'Wood, Middlesex, eans-ilealer, at tea, Si Guildhall, " , Immlgm. Sao& T. L Gwen, late of Leeds, loinanamos, at Mena, et thillhodbmigleiew, IA rd.. .... :•. -! February I& M. Gaze, of di isehow Torrey, brewer, at tee, as flaildhall, laoSee. February IL W. Hancock, of Bury St. Edmonds, Seffelli, tablet maker, at cleans, as Guildhall, London. February 17. W. Alla, of Hey bridge Hall, Essex, fanner, at teeter, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 17. H. White, of Warminster, Wills, Ihsen.draper, at leis, at Guildhall, ydon. February 10. J. Gomm, of Ihrekland Common, near Wen. glover Bucks, timber-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, LeatiMmi. 4MMIEW.III4 R. Edwards, of Great Rimary-street, Black. t • Itillmiesl, Sermy, been-draper, at use, at Guildhall, t Lieduswa , ' February 116. W. Halal jam. late of Stourport, Worcester, cabinet maker, .t ele:es, at the &purport lass, stoswpses. February 24. C. Glover ' of &antler, Essex, litter-draper, at mie ' at Guildhall. La ndow. 1114Bnimy 96. S. Cooper, of Tottenham-coort.road, Middle- Avg" fisher, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loadon. Obreary 40. J. Racers, grow or late of Flee Named, Illoaldle sex, saerrha.i, at twelve, at Guildhall. ► Loodes. r February tl. G. A. %Vigor' , and G. Seymour, latest Chi. cheater, Sasses, brewers, at ten, at Guildhall, Laudon. March Its. T. Hepke and H. 0. V. Pon, of St. Mary Hill, Loudon, mamba/its, at rm... at Guildhall. February 10. W. Till, of White Liar sleet, Peategiville, Middlmex, ~..chant, at twelve in Guildhall, Lamle. Febgasawy 3. H. Midair and J. Drijarra, ut Three Tre.rwert, theathrimek, homey, kop.factora, at tea, al Guildhall, - Idanasta. 41111~116. T. C. Bulls, of Nage. Hesd-eogirt, Greer. Ilittmeet, Luedvis, obolesaimpechnuer, at twelve, at . GielMhall, London. illehosiss, DX .1. liana, of the Castle loin, IVoodford, Essex, .14=oraller, at twelve, at Gosildhall, Lowden. 6. W .11opkinsors, of Cblawellair re., riroshoiry-square, 0111-811iddlears, mereham, ea elves, at Guildhall. Laurasia. .11agrary ea. T. Norris, late of Ramsgate, Kea( ' grocer, at - naitive, at Guildhall, latadeu. February 11. J. Laster as .1. II lay, of Losgroyd.hridee, Heridemaeld, York, dyers, at eleven, at the George tau, Hudderafrekl. February 11. J. Woodbure, of Milihrop, Wriamorlasid, timbei.rigereirant, at twelve, at the Kiag's Aso* lan, Kerala', Weltsiorlan.l. 6. T. Acklrird, sea. of Greenwich, Keel, butcher, --.. at Gaihnialf, London. .J. B. alas.. of etramlsevatreet, Goodman's. fields, Middlesex, arankeisaker, at elema, at Guildhall. March 3. T 11. Hind, of DININ.M. eel. Caaterbery mosre, Southwark, oil-nierrhairt, at leo, at Guildhall, loadua. February 6. It. Towhead, sea. and .1. R. Tombeau!, of 11 irre.coni I, Fesicbuick-street, and late of Limie-street, Luella, merchants, as asi, at Guildhall. Lamle. Fobruary 13. Francis Draford, late of Creakerue, Smiler. set, huiter-famor, at eleven, at the linkage lee, Crew ktrue, Soinertiet- February 3. %V. Derry. of Holland-street, Christ Church, Surrey, and J. Dewey, of ihe Coal- Exchairge ' lM.ssou, coal and ship.writera, m tam, at Guildhall, Lorodun. CERTIFICATES—Freiman/. 10. J. H. Arnett, late W . gutigh,ipiare, Wesiiiiin.ter, bet maw of Chelsea, Middles. IL, enal-nrerchant.—W. Webb Nod H. Webb, of Bristol, hisses oleaprn..-4.ll.amwell, juo. of 'Aver pool, chip-cliamiler.—W. Houston*, tale of Bridge-street, Shirk fi bore, Leedom, an relniat.—J. Hama mod C. Cooper„of Boatel, wool Facture.—J. C. Welofoe4, of A•toisio-coure. • Woad-street, Laotian. sosereltoot.—J. Gilbert, .f Ply Durk, butcher.—T. Story, of Exeter, laeler.--H. Till, Mauch'..,,,, arid E. Taylor, ut Blackly, Larender, !onagers. PARTNERSHIPfi DISSOLVED. . - ri 1 8. Archon', J. Melhogisla, aid R. A. Gray, of Seet9looo3llr' Iss,•ise•umilmas, Jasimalklitl.—W. flyer sal Far, ibt All-Seists, heir, lisessioinews. 11111111.—. P. "MN January of Vine-street, 1/121.—T. H. Leighton sod _ Minwries, chemists Jammu." 11, edltiL4 Hawes, J. Hart, wad W. Raft, of rieetutseet, 1,4612,11618-despers, Jemmy, IN 1921 G. Keratoid and O. Om, of .181048 wit West, ralgownre-rind, 51Iddlasel, Omen, September IS, left•.— W. Hobbies, and A. Nyman/a% tof Gnaw rand, Bermeedury, Surrey carpenters, Josonry 1, 1011.—.1. Edwards and W. Viikley, of Catemou sired, Loudon, warehoostmorn, Jumary, 25, 1021.—R. Hum, G. Name, mad .f. W. MM. pair, of Parliament street, Westaniarter, Ihsts.dropers, Nvember 30,1220 —J. /1 intim., *ea. of Aaibertoe, Dread, J. /Haim, jam. and R. E. Borrow, of Camonsilautreet, to.. ' 4 a, hide-dealers, J p 1, 1911. THt C11.411$ Hi. Msjesty'aStag-bounds moat no UAW et Ivnr Heath, at lea ‘ , Tbe 41.0111180 Honed* tweet 11tiaAar isi a b t Heartlmp% Leiersienahlawamnarrow, at Norte* y; and on So terJay, at 11110101= 0 G o utde Port. Lunt A awes meet untWay, at ; on flattortlay at Linappn .andl on Monday asst, Feb. 5, at Cbelassley Wiwi. • • • • • .; THS•ligilArd' . . It • ti 31 ALTON CRAVEN MEETING, W. memtriftc2, APRIL 11. The Craven Slakes of 10gs. earls fur .11 ages. Oise mile ant a quarter. Mr. Torner's b. e. Forlorn Rope, by Smolensk°, 11 yrs old, 6.1. Mr. Warts's rh. e. Cesar, by Cerbern.,ll yrs old, SIC Mr. Ridsdale's ch. c. Swift, yrs old, Sat. 91b. Mr. J. Ferguson's ch. e. The Duke, 3 yrs old, SIR ' Mr. Kirby 's h. e. Canova, by Golompas 3 yrs old, 1101; 1 " Ur. Wright's b. e. Muter Fray, 3 yrs old, Ibt. Sweepstakes of 20 gs. each, for llieq Sal. 41b.aseb.-- One mile. Lard Milton's eh. Ursula, by Cervantes, out of Family Mr. Bell's bay, by Fir:Teaate, dans by lAyacirathus Ur. Kirby's bay, Melvednea, by Raphael Tho Barton Slakes of 26 gs. each, h. ft. colts Sat. 31b. Allies, 5.1.—0ne mile and a hal& Lard Fitawilliam's eh- f. Urania, by Cervantes Mr. Itosrard's ch. e. by Ovarian—Miss Blanche's Mina Mr. Bower's b. colt, by Prime Minister Ma. Bell's eh. r. Jack of Wapping, brother to Blather Mr. Kirby's b. f. La Belk, by Magic, out of Lanes IMORSDAY. Sweepstakes of 30 ga. each, 10 gr. ft. for risiag two-year olds ; coils, Sat. Sib. filli.s 8,1. Half titanic Mr. Watt's b. f. sister to Tramper Wr. Orintstms's b. f. by Sir NI eft of Tootle Cal. King's b f. Miss Folford, by Walton Hearers' Stakes of 3 gr. each, with ISt Weil by the Stewards, for horses, ice. four-yrar olds, I tat. 41b. eve year olds, 71.1. 141 b. six soil aged, 164. To be rode by Gentlemen Members of a Racing or Hunting Club. Two Mr. G. Pelham's b. R. by Truth, 6 'yrs ohl Mr. T. S)ltra's b g Gay Deceiver; by /alias Caesar • Mr. J Gilbert's b. (-by Harry Rowe, 4 yrs old Mr. R. Gilbert's gr g by Vivi.lss, 6 yrs old Bk. R. Floret's Is. tn. by Sereveloo, 6 yrs old Wr.T. Tcardale's gr. b. Puzzler, by Knowsley Mr. J. Horovr's ch. r. Thornton, by Weazle, 4 yrs old Mr. Rowla's b. g. Ru 11 raby, by orsgliboy, 4 yrs old Mr. Nalion's b. R. Raadom, by Sir Charles Mr. Arotairong's gr. S. by Mowbray, b yrs old i• Ur. T. Robinson'. ch. c. by Resikrakelf, 4 )rs old CHESTER GOLD CUP. value 1000. added to a Svreeptekra of lOge. earl', for all age.; three-year old., 6.1. 121 b.; fue►, 8.1. 316.; Ave, 11. t. 141 b.; six mud aged, 9.1. Twice round and a dia. tanee. lard Groseenor's be. Is. Belvidere, 4 yrs old 6.• T. Musiyu's cis Is. Tenser., by Rebate. 5 yrs old Sir .1. G Egerton'. hay c. by Ce.trias, out of )411114/, 4 yr. old Mr. G. Brooke. ta b. Duplicate, sged Mr. F. R. Price's h. h. Assionio, 5. yrs old got. m on k?. la Is. Terris's., Sere utti Mr. J. F. Frenre's b Is. Aldermen Wood, &yrs old Mr W. Ti'ylisse's ch. f. Cambrian Lass, by Clounpitin,4 yrs old Hoeldsworill's cb. m.Torreli, 6 yrs sold Mr. Houldswortles gr. e. Lana, 4 yrs old Mr. J. Myttun's b. Is. Meatiest Illajocelii (late IllsodeD, 5 yrs old 111 r. J. Mytton's b. b. Anti•Rsdica',.S yre old Lord Stamford's br g. Rainbow, 4 yrs old Gets. Groovenor's els. f. Moonshine, 4. yrs old Mr. !Tottenham's b. Is. Speerre, 6 yr. old Mr. Clifton'. Arbiter, 4 yr. old rBVTNE GOLD CUP. (First Week in May.) A Subscription of Tess. reel, fur all ages; throe.year old, 7st. ; four, Sit. 411'. ; ere, flst . 14111.; six and aged, est. sib. Marts mind geldings allowed 31b. A winner of Oega. 'aloe this year to Sweepstakes rumpled), 51b. eatra. Three miles. Lord Kelhurne's Chance, r, yrs cold Lord Kilburoe'. Baby, 3 yrs old Mr. 11. A.Dowald's gr. g. out of Bit of Tartan., 3 mold Sir W. Maawell's Nell Meldini, fl yrs uld Col. Blair 'lasses Sir W Maxwell's Mohr, aged S. Alexander's Eaelnillass, 3 yrs old Sir D. H. Blair* 611 y, by Tress% data by Caleb. Hnoliessi 3 yrs old Colonel Boyle, Marquis of Brie, and Sir D. Moiscritife • (did nut smile. Guildhall, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JAIIIVANY 29. Arrived the Came'eau fruits a cruise; and Auntie. Le Bail, from Ilavrc. HARWICH, JANUARY U. Arrived the Ihraufoy packet, with a mail Gun Holland. DIAL, JANUARY 29. Caine ilowti from the. Riser Hue Pussy 11.11, Head, for Barliadurs; Lang, Clark, for St. Vincent's; Narcissus, -Calder, fur Gibraltar; Oceasi, SPNlilage, fur Jamaica; Aurora, Hill, fur Malaga; Rail Prince of Waterloo, Gray, 411 them have sailed. LJUIRPOOL, JANUARY VS. Arrived the A tarrics, Ricbgribus, from ; she 41$ in, Sal miles to the westward of Cupe Clear, with the smirck of a British brig water.loned sod abandoned by tbe mew. !b Dee, Dixon, from Liverpsiel to Charleston, was totally kcal ea the 2451 s December, 2ti miles to the southward toff • -Cbarleillos, 1,011- masse—the crew, fuer buses of specie, anti sloe lettcr-arg,aavetl. COURSE OF IiXCHANGI Alnalrrdaul, C.F. 12 Ihisit at I11:10 ... 12 d 12 10 Awe warp liamburglal...... 38 2 Alum' ..... 38 3 Paris 3 day's tale 25 75 Dii .. 6 Itouretaaux ...• • • 20 b Frankfurt ..n the Maine......... 150 Vif1141116‘.20.60. 10 26 Trieste .. lO 20 Madrid Cadiz TURNDAY, JANUARY NIL ..... 461 Genoa ....... ...... 43 Venice ital. Lit " 27 60 Malts .. 40 1C...... 881 Palermo, per I.Z. 118 Lisboa .... 48 Oporto. 4 Rio Janeiro.. Bahia .. 69 Cork 8 BULLION Portugal Gold in It a. A, Gill., per us ...• 0 0 Gold ill 8ar5...." 3 17 161 New Doubtortaia 3 14 9 New Duller*. 0 4 10 I Silver is Ben 0 4 11i ISiam 33 Batesloss Sairsik •••••• •• • • •S 4 Gain Has •••••• ••• JOURNAL OF A TOUR INTO THE INTERIOR OF SUMATRA, BY SIR THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES. KNT. F.RS. F.A.S. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF BEN COOLEN, kg. ice. Icc. [Frew " T e Isseallipater" of Jewess", 1821, a very iatereatiog Work.] (Conehmkolfroas our Paper of nada, last ) At Somers I hod found two inscriptions: here I looked for them in vain; but most fun expect edly stumbled on something no fess interesting. a Hiudoo image, chastely and beautifully carved, corresponding with those discovered in Java. and evidently the work of similar artists. and die object of similar worship : the image was mutilated. but still in sufficient preservation to decide then ninth. The estimated height of Pageruyong above the level of the sea. is 1,800 feet. In Itlr. Marsden's apop, Pageruyong is placed at about 84 miles north east of Padang, and 66 from the coast. Ry onr rifilletvations, we found it to he not more then SO Miles frotn Padang, awl 45 from the roast ; the latitude being 14. south, and longitude 2tl miles east of Pedasig. We returned to Simms* about three p. xr. : am) in the revising I visited an extensive excavation. where gold hod been procured ist considerable quatititiev. The next day. Saturday, the ,sth, we left Susumu at half-pest six ; and rrecherl Sionwiteg, en our return towards Padang, wt half-past eleven. Here we remained till Smuttily evening. when, to be prepared for an early departure Keit morning, we descended to the lake, and bismaackei on its banks. While collecting specimens of minerals on this spot, I discovered another inscription in the Kiwi character. This stone was lying among the rocks. over which the waters of die lake fall iuto the lobilling River. hloioday.—The baggage had been embarked ever night ; we rose ut lour, and by daylight were heady half across the lake ; four boats conveying the volatile of the party. At about half-pest seven we landed at Pannigakan, where the party was for. wally drawls out. Ilewdeit the pass into the 'Vega Was country hyv which, we had come from Padang. there are three other priiicipul passes leading to the filanatigkabow country. viz. at Kwi. Sendangbakir, aural Pining sk:us. That at Sendanglaskir, called the Segni mite (Alm smite term that is used in Java to express entrance to the palace}, appeared to he the most frequented, hut the road was reported to lie along the beds of several rivers ; that of /Cain hail nothing particular to recommend it; but the pass of Pen nwalt:rm. though the longest, was said to he most practiesble for cattle, sod to run principally on dry ground. I therefore determined to proceed by this lust, in the hope of tracing something like a road that might admit of improvement. 11'e ac cordingly quitted Paningakati. not our return, arrows the Derision, about eight o'clock ; and reached the Gedong Pipets. or Planked-house (a toll potty. about noon. Contrary to our expectation, our course thus far lay almost entirely along the lied of a rapid stream. Lady K. being fatigued. we slept at this piece for the night ; but several of the party went on to the next halting place. The ass cent hitherto bail been gradual, sod the scenery very romaiittc; the distance Irma the take estimated at six sinks, in a south-west direction. In amine. ralogical point of view, this ascent from the lake was by far the most interesting we had met with. We here found abundance of granite. marble, great varieties of lime -stone, beautiful masses of eller- Frosts spar, and a variety of subjects, with which we eusiclird our collection. Tuesobiy, (181 h of July.—Left the Gedong Nein at six. steel ascended the mountains ; our .verse being near the bunks of a rapid stream, which we frequently crossed during the morning's journey. ' Jlt half-past nine, reached another toll post, wherel -We overtook the advanced party. aid obtained, Winne refreshment. Set nut again at eleven. and; 'eoutinuerl ascending till three p. as. wheel we reachedi the stamina of the highest ridge. The thermometer was here 60 deg. in the water 63 deg. height above ' tke level of the sea 4,500 feet. %Ye now descended till six p. et. when just as the day was closing we reached the toll post of Sambaing, after a most fa tigning day's journey ; the road execrable, in some poets wet and muddy, and exceedingly difficuk to pass; estimated distance from the Gedong Papist. nut less than twenty miles. 11'ednesday, 49th—Sited from Sambang at seven a. at. arid ascended the mountain of Smu tting until near tele, when we laid the satisfaction to hind that die remainder of our journey was a descent down to thews side. The road, however, proved even worse those yesterday; the descent be ing very rapid. steel the only firm hold for our feet being the roots of trees, which intersected the path in every direction. aud hula which the earth had been washed away. In many places the pall, was knee deep in mud; and we could wily pass by step ping front rout to root, and this for some distance. Tins was even more Litigating than the leaping from sock to rock had been ; and our shoes being soaked through. our feet became so tender, that 11101,111 g on became really pailful. The people ton tins road carry their load in a very different man ner to that described use the road to the 'Pegs Bias country. there the loud is lashed to a kind of frame or cradle, and elevated to ut considerable dis tance above the head, the lower part of the frame being fastened sound the head and shoulders of the bearers. It was proposed that Ludy Rattles should he carried iu tins manner, but she could not be re co:telled to the attempt. Salt, tier. &c. in loads of about fifty and sixty potitals are carried Om.. At length. about two p. no. we once more gut a view tit the sea, (rem a place called Lireeig, where the Purest was tie some degree cleared, and a small oiled eteeted. From this spot the country gradu. ally opened; and we descended by a tolerably Ruud mid, passible fur brims. through a country which had once been cleared, and was still par tially under cultivation. At five p. sa. obtained a view of Padang Hill. bearing spoilt by weal, dis. taut about ten utiles. lu half on hour more ar. rived at Memoir, a comfortable hat, whete we re. untitled fur the alight here we received fresh sup plies front Peden, and found our horse', which had been scot on to meet us. Our distance this day we estimated at about sixteen utile*. We were now out of the forest, and nearly at the bottom of the hills, on the sea side. Thursday, 30tb.--Started at day.light, and pro. - - * - 1k - EMI . ceedeil. partly on horseback and partly nos foot, towards the ►ra for et t six miles; the letter part through a Moe plain of rice fields, and along the banks of r rapid stream. Pursuing our journey to Padang. through Kola ttligh , le and along the sea •bore. we hail to pets the mouths of two which, in consequence of the rain that had realm during the night. were not foldable; we wer e , therefore. soots wet through. /Veer Ujung Canine. however, the ridiculers, from Pedang had assem bled to receive us ; sod is buggy being provided, we soon melted Pekoe, without further dill . ). cuky ; having thus completed our journey in foul teen (hays. during which we had traversed in a straight hue shout 140, and by the course we weft• compelled to pursue. not less than 250 ruder. over one of the 'Roost roads that 'perhaps was ever passed by man. What may he the eventual results of ibis journey it is imposeible to say. In natured history it ha, afforded us u very intererring n►►ight into kiagolum ; we have traced the junctinis of the volcanic with the primitive series. and, he the evidences afforded in our collections. are enabled to estimate the mineral resources of the country. In the vegetable knigduin we diselvered fustysone plants. which appeared to L. norstield entirely sew, sod certainly are not coo rained in the Flora a Jews. The ildterent elesetioos shove the sea were ascertained. some by haromettical, other* by trigometric..l observations; the latitude' and loiseittules fixed pertly by observation. partly by dead reckoning. By crossing the range of rienut,- taints at differesit passes, we clearly socerteined that there ere three ridge*, the refund being the highest. The ili•covery of an exteinive popula tion. and highly agricultural country. re tttttt t fed also to be interesting. Una moderate valeta-di/el, the populetion aiding a renee of fifty miles round Pagertiyong cannot he less than a million; by the returns 1 received ore sire ►pat, the number seem• greeter. Throughost she whale of our journey 1 did not observe SI tangle Ledang. That migratory kind of cullisetion so accurately described by Mr. Marsden. and so Insiversal Hear the southern coast. hod lung been superseded here by the conversion of the land 11110 regular tw wahs► and the establishment of ■ fixed properly iii the soil. filentslactures .l•o are here more ad vanced. Menosigkahow has always been famow for its kris bledss: iron Isms been worked Irons time immemorial. An extensive assinsfectory of course pottery, near the banks of the lake, supplies both PeJang and Bencoereit with that article. Pb -1 itically, the greatest results might et sue. At no very distant date, the sovereignty of Menengketsove war ecknowledg►ed over the whole of Sumatra, and its influence extend to many of the neighbouring 'Wends ; the respect still paid by all ranks to it* Princes amounts almost to veneration. By uphold in. the/ authority. re cita'rel government may be wady re-established; amt• the ttunterous petty. &atm now disunited end barbarous, may hr etre. meted ruder one general system of government. The rivers that fail into the Easter') A•chip.elago way again become the high roads to and from the c• oital capital, and Sumatra easy again tire tato peat polities! impatience. DR. BO E AA V E'S celehrnted II ED PILL, branded No. 1 en the box, sad sealed with , Mich wax, for Misuse, Neevyws, and Female Coneptitinkx. Pike es. 64. per bus, wish ample direction,. The Red Pitt is justly esteemed far its agreeable sod Mr. liner operation, by which it effectually rirmuves all Misetiers or obstruction of the eturaisch acrd bowels, whether wristlet from Rite, loodigestion, Flatulency, sir Cold, Sic-kerosene the Rtoniseli, Head-mils, fee. by dislodging acrid bile no Maim crudities retained in die intestinal cereal. Jt is at all rinses safe, and hu been given with singularly good , effect during pregaancy. To persons of bilious habits. and those of sedentary lives, wise are sabyeet to poise, bead ache, lanifnue asset Ibis wiedienie is eantiestly ass fsl, requiring neither confinement nor restraiet of diet; awe fur these irousplairts it has asaiatained assay years 14.-• highest public reputation. Most of the ills aitemlant on the turn of life, at OM . ' lain period of age in (male., are removable by th grills they speedily relieve Ilead-sch, Sickness, Lasigaugand De bility, and have great eXcary in the removal se tnotmc lions and Pains in the Back. and Loins. duld by Mr. ft Jlobwasftell,Cornbill, and 117. 91 PrilbOs Oxford , stewet.. . Suaviter la wieder &Mita* is re The tresteseat Wl4.—tbs care reedits& A CANDID Egemiestion of Profeeeiosial Pee- evueilas is may to be feared in shoes "Aware cems- SOWN of locapseity. Inspressalat an city period ref *as profassiosal career with the importsoce sf a more seism* &Noshes to • duo Idea lisms peraborly Mfadiag the grarJer operattlisa a Mister we boldly desiaosd from what oda held to be medical oetho dozy ; atbuised the variative of euspyriciam, sad, by ers, bating Ws VII* porpoises, tonsider ourselves justly slights& to that aporwhation sad patronage which, ter Meaty inn, have rewarded out successful sod devoted stalls, The ostimatiers of sot salightesed brethren, who karma* ap peal to our opisima, is so additimial gratilicatioa to oar pride, ',Miaow authority from the College Half, sires.- seed us it is by the most sathasiastic tesiimosials of shire revery !nicest r io the British Metropolis, must ever peewee them's:tit, of oar fame from easy or miserpressatairms. Ths impetuosity of 'oath, or the inosierisary woo* of !GSM. t the =atom an., ofters lead to the alarm of a contagions diems.; happy, therefore, may the early appli. salt he called, whops smarty elm be alleviator& by it kis ea r ? are ; pad ems is the more advanced stages, abeam• wised by siamerissis symptoms, we eau inmates*. OW afilfh- We, by reoderisi the treatises* mild, the cure asellado Every embolic change, or faactirmal distarhamob bock &Etat to the gersersiive eastromy, falls equally within taw preview., sad will yield to our attention. Amami Messes. dimeses of the urethra, weakness, sad eierwillatioosl magements, above's, loot derogate. The child of issoitioa may be restored to appeieeee,,iede iastead of belag exhausted by Nervous lielhility, hew/ circulate the mealier proof of vigorous impute. Tbs limbo of so Adoertlsomest do art allow the elassiacalime of .a subjrnis, hot they are amply detailed is a Work we WIN published, called the his of Life, the rapia sale at MVO, accompanied with as isicressing practice, aro oaddestabir proofs 'Wear 'rawest utility., The took ea. be WM as !A, I liNtsrooster-row ; usaN; 41, Piccadilly; 111 Niter 'teed, bobo ; 174, and 34, Fieshatreet ; sod 40, Weed flasitli held ; or at as, Booksellers. No diseases see felt With greater poignancy by the soiree lbw those "v0'41,1664 by his swo baptisers's»; sod io ow cuss of coosoltatioa is liberality of edocatiors so she rm. /sear more dosiesble, that where the most sabooMbilleual donee is Mooed, sod the most isviolable acres) is eapeCto' altos the torsos are plainly stated at the Arai ialeniner, or so answer to Letters =Mutely detains, the rooptalmilk ttad 111- dogleg a rereitssoce for mediator sad adore*, which ism be ilerwarsiod ta soy petit of die world. GOES sad Ca. 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