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I I I Dore" AND fIAMNIAGH NAILS.,.)) 110cHAREST, MARCH 13. Theodore. after having gone round Kralove*, 'has retired into the mountains. Two Joys ago there arrived here the three Caintakairs of the new 'Prince of Wallachia, from Constar • ple, and brought with them the assurance that a large Turkish army was advancing to reduce the rebels, and levied for it 0.50,000 plasters from the Bolero. We ere now able to give further particulars of the shocking events that took place at Ga'acz. A Captain of Amours got into a dispute with a Turk; the Turk gave the Arrant a box on the ear, on which the. latter drew out a pistol cud shot the Turk dead on the spot. Fearing the vengeance of the Turks. the Csptaia assembled in the 'right all the Animus, Greeks, and Moldavian,. and falls upon the Turk• residing in the town, 200 iu nutn bee, who were all massacred. Daring this terrible slaughter a fire broke out in several pinto of the town at once aud, tinder such circumstances, nobody thought of extinguishing it. The whole town was reduced to ashes. The Cap. lairs seized not only the aims of the murdered Turks, bat also the cannon and military stores on board the vessels, and proceeded to Moldavia. by the rood to Jassy, beiug joined by the inhabitants of the villages ou the way, by which his numbers were considerably increased. Anxious alarm prevail' among the other inhabitants of Wallachiu. All are making preparations for flight, because it iv feared that the Turks will invade the country. Theodore emus not to act according to any err tainpleu. At first ha turned towards Kralowa, ou the frontier of Bulgaria ; now he retires into the moun tains. The number of his followers is stared, but probitbly too IMub, at 8,000 or 10,000 erten. The Bolero not only do not take any share in these transactions, hut many of them are ready to quit the coat:try. The son of the celebrated Czerny 'George is with Ypsilanti's army. The loiter levies great contributions; the horses, is particular, are taken away 'from the Bcrjurs. .ct AFRost THE FRONTIERS OF TURRET, APRIL 6. Arapoilesiti, in hi. Proclamations. calls himself Aber.; the 'Empire. r irdi neat) the latest accoonts great confusion ;le , A ids at Bacharrest. The Turks are noin leav ing their furtreupp4ssd advancing against the capital. 'On the otherimad it is stated .(lint it trams con firewatiou). their the Greek., wider thecommand or Jakno Brinkowire, have attacked the new Prince df Wallachia (Callimscli), killed the Turks who otteuded Nat, and brought him to Bucharest. rivet wit !ash • I ittOr AT GLASGOW. • ' l "'t IFUITHER PAII7CUI.IIO.I *e have 'learned, from eye witnesses, that the forbearance of the military its therlisgrareful scenes of Monday night *44 altogether unexampled, and that the treatment which they renewed was such as would _have disgraced barbarians. Sir William Clark, of the sth dragoon guards, had his skull laid bare, through his helmit, by a blow from a stone. The serjesot tnerrtioeed in our last, 114 d nearly log hi. life, stud the by-slander who at tempted fo assi.t hitu had nearly shared.the same fate. One after repeated blows, was again snuck with each violence, by the 'imp end of • stab thrown at tris'back, as to be wounded to the bone. Another was-so dreadfully lonised, that he with difficulty crawled to • sequestered spot, where, amiable to move, he remained till the morning. The area io front or the gaol, covered with stones next morning, attest the hers that were thrown. When the Lord Provost and other Magistrate* "mired with a reinforcement, not only was their loothority derided and defied, but their persons as well as the persons of the military, were most grossly insulted, severely beaten and bruised ; and when the latter were forced to make that demon stration of repelling force by force, which drove the crowds to the bridge, where the idle curiosity -of many soil the eight of others occasioned the .catastrophe by which so many accidents occurred, .=the military, as far as in their power, shewed the -utmost alacrity to aid the Lord Provost and the Civil Power, in rendering every assistance to the -unfortunate sufferers. The persons (twenty) in the Royal Infirmary who were hurt on Monday night by the falling of .nort of the timber bridge, were all in a fair way of recovery this morning; besides the above, a num eber of others are confined to their own houses front the hurts they received, sod, as far as our infomia goes, none of them are dangerous. The boy who was severely hint by the bursting of a pistol 'the same day, is uut out of danger. —(Glatgoir {eerier.) Estraet dr. letter from Glasgow, dated April 27:—" About three o'clock on Tuts ' slay morning two copper-plate printers belong .emo to Thoroliebanic, who bud gone to Cainprie ill search of work, ow their return home, lief knowing that part of the timber bridge had fallen the preceding Mutt, unfortunately fell ever thi 'pewit-work nest the goo', and were se verely cut on the face and otherwiie bruised, but not clangeroual7; they were afterwards carried to a friend's house trt Tradrstou. The antriverw v was celebrated at Paisley, Port-0a:4 , 1w, and Gretimek, -and at Stirling, with perfect decorous:" An alarrnint'fire halite out onSesday night at rrantoore 'Volta, Heel., the real of C. R. Musgrove, Fag. in the absence Af the tinnily. It was occasioned by the boiling over of ;iambs combustible materials preparing fur the repair of •Aie ...boom the Leif untaniug The tomes spread rapidly ; in levy ibion au hoar it ass a ruinous pile ',Wan the wally, and 11111 a vestige of (omit ere was saved. A 1 boy, of the name •of Holdotworth, wino asshoierl iu she •treltles, and who slept over the kitehi sr, broke his thigh in escaping from the win •Anw, sisal a maid.servant, who ass is* bed et the top of the boos; was aeriioosly buret in making her escape. 'floe loss, with the alibiing einiyameol, nmuunts to 3,0001. and isnot -40c,, if any flans, was but a trifle. On Sunday morning the housekeeper in the fam;ly of Esq. 4, Rossycll-s q uare, Blo o msbury, a Inuit .ienpeetalde female, who iiad resided above thirty years in the - Iwmily, was found sosspeuokol in use of the under-serwane's „ e ked-rooms, with a silk-bandkercbiet; which was lied amend mond her neck and the other to Hie bedstead. She was tulle stead whew discovered, and was immediately cot down. - Time cause wig , she committed the fatal act has oot trim yeiered.—The lost week bat been very prolific in suicides, not bathos oil* for nine persons ia ' London during that pe riod, have pot ea end to their oziottoce, 1. BREAD• REPORT. MdRKETS. CORN RXCHANGI NoxDAY, Ar Ike Select Committee opmgmtea to take 1013 ronsideration • the esiating Regulations relative to the making and the oak of Bread, and to stepart their observations thereupon to lbs Baum ; lbw /.seeded. is pursuance coffin order, of the House, : Is cessoider the operation of the Act now in force, vie. the hilltb Sm. Ili, C. 36, Midgard, " An Act to repeal certain Acta umit in forre for regulating and making the sale of bread owl of the City of London, and the liberties thereof, sad beyond the weekly bills of mortality, and ten miles of the Royal Exchange, where no Assize Is set ; and for eats blishieg other provisions and regnlatioos relative thereto." And they have further taken into consideration die Report of • Committee, dated 22i1 May, 1818, to whom the several Pe titions of country bakers, presented to the House on the 11th, of February, and the 3il and the 10th of March of the same year were referred, to examine the maims thereof, and report their observations thereupon to the House; and your Committee have to express their entire concurrence in the said Report : " That under the statutes referred to ill the above-trained Petitions, the operation of the said statutes has, in many instances, been made an instrument of oppres sion against the fair tradesmen, whit, by the power give!, to informers of mixing bread, at any time distant from the period of its being baked, and of keeping it three days after seizure, before he van be compelled to have it weighed berme a Magistrate, are liable to Informations and consequent coo.. eictious, from which the owe rrrrr waste of the article from keeping, makes it impossible fur them to protect themselves, bet by baking their loaves of seek an s of weight beyond what thetas , resprirmas must totally exhaust their reasonable gains, awl make their trade so longer an object worth the em peror* of heir time and capital.. From these vexation., ag. meted as they hatchets by the practice of common infor- Mere, your Committee feel the monitory bakers are entitled to the earliest consideration of the Legislature to relieve them ; sad though they do not consider that they have either had time, or that the late period of the Serino's is likely to give them time, to investigate all the minute details of the sub ject, that might be necessary to enable them to recommend any measnre of permanent legislation, they see no difficulty or inconvenience that can occur to the pnhlie, if the Legit,. lattice should shish proper to extend to the conetry bakers the provisions of the Act of the 55th, of the King upon this point, with some alteration only ma to the period within which bread should he liable to he weighed, fur a limitril g e rm, which would give titre for • more full and deleiled examination of the subject." Bat it sloes appear to your Committee, that the provisions rind regulations !unposed by that Cousinittee. and arsine quently adopted by the Rouse, with a vigor to redress she grievances complained of in the aforesaid petitions, and with a view, doubtless, at the same time, to retain fur the hewer"! of Me pubbe, these means of protection against imposition is the manufacture and sale of bread. which, previous Acts of Parliament were inteoded to a ff ord, have not been effectual for either of the above named purposely It has, in fact, hems practically forted, that in the attempt to prom, tent the baker from unjust prosecations, the public has bees exposed to material injury. In proviucial districts, reports from the moieties of Norfolk and Dorset-hire esperisilly prove that it has been thund extremely difficult, if not ins.' pomible, to convict the baker or seller of bread deficient he legal weight. • Ist. Because the complaint must he made, the mommons, must be served upon the accused, and die loved Orems to be ilefieiimi in weight, must he oeizheil before a 51agistrata wields 24 hours of the lime at which it was drawn from the over. 'Zits , . Because the bread supposed to be deficient in weight MIMI be proved, when produced before the Magis trate, to be in the same state as it was o hen taken from the baker or trellr r of the bleed ; proof of which must he tagitial by a disiateresterl oiliness or watimesses on behalf of the egreaplainant. On the part of the baker and seller of bread, it has boia: proved by the evidence taken before your Committee, of re spectalrlelbakers in the metropolis, that it is impossible for the baker, even under the present law (enacted especially for Isis protection), to guard against vexatious mid unjust llamas:slim, for selliag Weed dedrient in weight. lt ap pears, that wales. 11w baker usakm all the loaves in a batch. upon an average, so heavy as to cover the partial drliri, 'icy of weight in soy of them (occasioned either by their particu lar positing in the oven, or from some part of tine loaf una voidably adhering to the other, there must i.e Mayes which, without any fraudulent ititentioe ea the part of the baker, would be deficient in weight, and resider him liable to con. victim' under the existing law. It is obvious, that were the baker to adopt the only course which could give him se mirky. namely, t hat of making the hatch of loaves so much over weight as to curer the partial deficiency in any of themy his price being fixed upon Me minimum of weight amusing the loaves of tie hutch, he mast lose his profit upon the average of loaves, or sell at a rate above the prevailing prices, which would be the means of loping his customers.— It has also been stated in evidence, that the ',regent law 'relative to the sale of bread fails in atrirdioe the baker protection against the persecution of commou informers.— Individuals of their trade, hoopoe to thentselver, have been induced by threats from that class of persona to enter into • Von of compromise with them, and to bargain that upon payment of • certain sum pets - moult, they should he allow ed, with impunity (so far As the Maurine, of the district is concerned) to impose upon the pnblie by selling their bond deficient in weight. Whatever their original disposition therefore might be, after entering into inch au •greement, it is natural to conclude that they indemnify themselves to 'that amount at the expense of the public. The gingatory, end couseprently mischievous tendency of Meamistiug law, holding forth to the public an expectatiou of protection, which, in reality, it does not afford, thereby suspending the caution natural to all men in their non de fence, appease' to he sufficient (dejection to the existing it., an far as concerns the public; and on the part of the halter, suldcient evidence of the iuuuility of the law has INV* *t)brd- WI 'by the persons extensively engaged in the trade, who have 'been examined lvfore your Comuneter. 30. :~:~.: PRIL 3 The supply of Wheat was E, rasher NDAY large A this mo rn in` by land-carriage samples from Essex and Kent, but we had but few fresh arrivals from any other counties ; prime runs ob tained last Monday's prices, but the esles were heavy even for the Guest qualities, and uo demand fur the inferior sorts. Fine Malting Barley being scarce, sold oh as good terms as on this day week, but the ordinary descriptions are full Is. per quarter cheaper. Grey Pease are Is. per (ower lower. The arrivals of Oat. continue abundant, and the trade was exceedingly dull at a reduction of Is. per quarter. In Beans mud other articles there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent &Essex 34, 55, Grey Pease. .18a 28. —Suffolk 324 56. I Small Beans 25. 32. --Norfolk 50s Tick ditto --Foreign . 50s 804 Oats, Potato . 23s 25s Rye 2B. 304 I Poland Oats Slts 23s Harley l9. 20s Feed Oats ....14s 194 NMI 50. 584 Flour, pet 5ack.,....45. 50, White Pease 2Bs 32s Rape Seed, per but ..341 361 Butlers 34s 38s IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK. &gnat Wilma, 4,839 ; Barley, 3,545 ; Malt, 8,590; Oats, 10.531; Rye, 23; Emir's. 1,490; Prase, 399.—Irish Wheat, 480; Ontl,3,9so.—Englisb Flour, 5,275 sacks. GUILDFORD. APRIL 2s. Wheat, pe► load . l3/ lOs so 111/ 1011 Oals, per "tarter. ..... Ol 18. to 1/ 61 Rye, per platter O/ 04 to 01 Os Barley, per quarter Beam. per quarter ll 5* to 11 Hs Grey Pears, per quarter IF Si to 11 12. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, APRIL 30. The above market was plentifully supplied this morriiug with all descriptions of cattle; prime beasts with difficulty maintain last wok's price.; Mutton is rather lower. le Hay, Straw, and•Clueer, no alteration. The following le as accurate statement of the prices mid goobers : To eiok the offal pee Make of 81b. 8eef....35. 6.1. to 4s. 64. t Head of Cattle this day: Muttou..3s. 61. to 4s. 6.i. Routs 2 320 1A05b.„.71. 0.1. to Ss. 0.1. Sheep sod Lemhs• • .• 15 t 200 Vea1....45. 61. to 5.. IJ Calves Pork ....44. 61 to bA. 4.1. Pies II A Y.M A R K ET. Day." .... 3/. lOs. OJ. to 41. 6s. OJ. Clover 4l. Os. OJ. to 61. bs. 0.1. , • --- - 1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. •• •.,,, if. JAMES'S. 4 .. .4 WIJITWHATIL. Noy 31 10011 to 4/ llst 64 i Hay,. 41 4404 to 41 $s 04 Meow It 340.1 hi I/.11. 04 I Strair. i . It 8.0.110 1114. mi Clover 4/ Os Oil to 31 Os Oil I Claim 4l 46 Oil to fel bs bd . • 4,4,.... , PRICE OF Hors,':ikeetil. . -00-"vivr. POCK RTC N r99' R A 09. "' Rau ....t1 16a Io 4/ 154 I Keel .... 2/104 to 41 41' g011i0.W" . :.2/ 54 t 0 3/ 44 :Comex .... 21 01 to 2/ 164 Fount..,,. .41 10. to 41 4. Es.cx .... 2/ 54 to 31 104 be, 41104 to 01104 Ditto, second, 2/ 164 to 5/ 04 PRICF. OF RAW PAT, per stone of 811). As rtste.l by Ike Minus' , Akittletl by the Butchers. filchers. Sl..hosser's Market.. 2r 9.1 Price by Ta110w.... 21 104 WhiteebrpelMaikel 2. 10J 2. Ord PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 50. 0.1 —s Od ° Yellow Soap 7l. Yellow floosie 49. Orl —4 04 Mottled White ditto...4os Od —a ltd Curd .. Soap ditto—. 44s Otl —s 04 Graves .... Or blel.ius Stuff Mk Oil —• 0.1 Good Dregs Or Os Ditto routb..24s 04 —ll 04 PRICE OF CANDLES, Frnsa Tallow Chandlers MR. P t ire of Candles, per dozes!, Ina 011—Nlutilth,11. 6d. 41 lid. per &tea allowed fur ready money. RAW HIDES. I Rest Heifers do Steers, per at. Ontivary.. 2a 0.1 to ts 2.1 4s $J to 3s 0.1 Nlarbet Cslf.. emelt 8. 11,1 Ifiddlitto 2.1 4.1 Su 2. 1,1 Eng. Hone OA Oa to Os 111 SHEEP SKINS. Fells .... Polled St 611 t•. 6. 0.1 %• Sitearlitige Latrobe PRICE OF LEATHER. . Butts, 50 to 681hs. cars • • ' 18.1 to 20.1 pri lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs. cads.... .. --.1 to —.l Dressing Ilides • ' • ..150 to 17.1 Fine Conch Hides ... .. Crop Milts 35 to 44/114, fur culling 13:41 to 18:41 Dino 45 to 3011i5..... ..... "17.1 to 191 Calf Skins 30 to 41016. 22.1 to 26.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 28.1 to 33.1 Ditto 70 lo Sollis 251 to 27.1 Small Scat, (th•ecoloattl) i.arze olefin ..:. Tanned Horse Iliolco Sposisli 11..0..e Md.'s 141 to 22t1 It thence became a quiosiiiia, what improvement in the law could be made? A deliberate review of the IRsh.fret • - - bas been take. Ivy your Committee; and confirmed, as they rad have been in their commission opiniousloy letter, (o.Ohjoined in the Appendix) from individuals of 'high empeetability Ito 38 I different parts of the kingdom, they have nu hesitation .. in recommending that the law relative to the rune (.1' bread, should in future (or fur one year at Least) impose no re- pt ,+1 striction as to the ()tmahawk's of Marco, or their weight. ... It has beta perceived, that from the AA of SI 'Henry 111. nbilit went the eletrogth of regulating the side of provisions . 8, -generally, the legislative reale Oen ssss s then iwspuseil have from ile. time to time gradually abated. Competition has brentourid, . . in most ease,, effectually to supply the place of legislature • • • ' regulation. It is competition alone 'illicit now misdates Mt the price of bread shem too amsize is sot. And your Corn mine Callum ili.rover any rialto* for supposing that it would blue 'fail wpm. trial equally to Refine to the public a (sir quantity -- of this, as of all usher articles of sistoinince, winch are sold by weight generally without restrieli ssss . -- Your Committee have hems informed that the practice of st , selling bread, free f all restrietions, has prevailed in ii . some districts of the kingdom for nanny years. C ..... mufti. lm eation has been had with some of those districts ; and the 2tl letters ants:mined will state, that no complaint is there beard , - - (mtiast the bakes., and that bread has beets, and continuos C 0.4 I. M A lIK ET, APRIL 30. to be, sold in such places, of excellent qualiq, and at the Ship* at Maiket. Ships Sold. Price. lowest poraible price. 70 Newcastle Your Committee have no intention to recommend an •I 14i Sunderland......4ll Sfis, tid. to 41s. 3d. teratinto *litre taw au far as it relates tu the ad u lt er ati o n t ,. I liallocath .....,.. 0 bread, otherwise -thou by the increase in some small degree I Stone Coal 1 IVelsh Coal bread adulterated by the mixture of iligtedocons uut anon i d i.. —s OJ. to 70s. 111. by law. 1 Calm The retaining part of the existing law also, which cantor, l 4 ` that (very baser or seller of bo mot, shall keep kgal I PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. weights and scales hi Isis slier In weigh blead when re- e 3 per Cunt. Rod. 7) 113 I India Stork 1330 1- (paired by his customers, and 'bat be shall be liable to a 3 ~,r ic ..., . .... rs• Cl, t.,0tt5.... 728 I unto Bonds.. 41 4t pi. penalty in ease of his refusal to weigh alms so r. (wired,' r ~ appears to your Committee to be mint expedient; b u t when 30 Per L..1.11t . 81i I Old Altitunies.... 711 by these means facility bra been aftirileil to the public to 4 per I 'e a t% .. n9lll I Es. Bills, g.... 4 5 pr. protect its, if, it appears conclusive that the Legislature can . 5 per Ct. N. Anil. 108 I Lottery Tickelcl4l. 14. du ao more to secure it agsimt imposition. 107& 108 A 108 I Cone. for Acc m . 7411 April 17, 1821.' Bank L. Atin lBl I 4 .....- o 0r...-.! .... es :au , WIN ES, exclusive or 7s. 7.1. per g 'Hun. ruit, 31..1, per 138 gallesiv„. l . 351 to 48/. New, ditto I.lshoti, per pipe Illatleise, iwr pipe of 110 gains (East twits). 164447.4444 bull • 301. lu 65/. 0111,5,, per Tun, Or 251 Gallos. Ncwcirectitivivkie.. e2l !Os Spermareti 01.1 Pale Seal FOREIGN WOOLS, p.r 11,. Spatll.ls /Owe!), Loontsa 3. 6.1 A4s 3d Scgo4ia 3. 0.1 s 3.4 6,1 2. 0 , 1 a 3. 3.1 silk..." 2s 3.1 • 2. 0,1 Saxuabist ss 6J a 7.4 2.1 8 , 41144•1a,i5t ........ 4. 0,1 • 6. 6.1 2J 3. 0.1 a 4. 0J dins U. do. Od. to 11. 141. Od. NEIVGATA AND LEA DENHAI.L SIARKETS. (Hy the C Byer •• • • 3. Cod to 4* 0.1 Veal .... 3. Od to St Mutton.. 3s 0•I 1 3. Ad Polk 3s Id lu 5s 4d Lamb tat i VIE TURA T . 4 7, al: BETTING AT TATTERSALLA . Antn. 19. This was a brisk hefting day after the,Newmarket race week, when osauy tattle bones for the Derby sod Oaks were tried. DERBY. I 1 to 2 apt thsetaves I 14 to 1 apt Cowslip 7 to I apt Charm I 18 to 1 apt Duke of Yoik's 9to 1 apt Jock I Walton • 11 to 1 apt Ilitsicruciaa 20 to 1 apt pir g ivald c. 12 to 1 apt Morel cult OARS. 7to 2 apt My Lady I9to 1 opt Augusta 5 to 1 apt !Ma 10 to 1 apt Springe S to 1 apt Zeal 12 to 1 apt Barium ST. LEGER. 7 to 1 apt Jack Spiggot. The Hunters' &urea take place to-morrow at Epsom. klaay hones aie entered, ■ad grcat spurt is expected. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, ISM BATUMI:IAT, Mit. 28. Sweepstakes of 1000. each, h. ft. ftsi. 71h. D.W. Lord lerory's .. Richard, by Orville, net of Mrs. Sophia I Lord Sslfieln's e. by Maley, out of Mina Witch , Gees. Grommet's Ptomain Even belting on Rlcissed. • • Mr. Greenlee Beaker, 8.1. Blb beat lAssi Solealko Co. twical, Bst. 21b. D.M. 200g5. 7 -11 helps Banker. , ( A Gold Cop, value 100 gs. by • • enlmeriptiou o f 20va. roelos the surplus (if any) to be paid to Om winner. A F. Two year utile carrying 6.t.; 3 yr olds, 84.; 4 yr ulds,B.t. ,r olds, 9.1. 11h.; 6 yr olds, Thit. 51b.; and aged, 9st. 711.. Mr. Crockford% Sultan, 4 yr. old Mr. Vaissittares v. by Pal ell". out of It e d " k o 2 Y r. ' • 2 Sir J Shelley'. leaulnie, 3 yea old II R. H. the D. of York's ch. f. Rosette, by Itiagantino 3 yrs old . 4. Geo Grose...wee potniuichithi, by Vandyke Juuior, out of July, 2 yrs old to 1 eget Sultan-5 to • 4 ugat Mr. Vissisittort's e.-11 to I, agst lvaubor. Mr. Colley's The Heiman, by Medley, rec. ft. from Mr, Jones's c. Euston, by Partisan, 8.1. 71h. each, Ab. M. 500ge . h. ft. Mr. G. L. Foes f. Lady Peter, by Smolcosko, dries by Sir Peter, liought of Mr. 'Wilson, Bst. 216 rec. ft. from Sir J. Shelley's c. by Wallas, ur Orville, oat of Cressida, thit. sth. Ab. M. 300 gs. b. ft. Iwl Suffield's br. c. by Mulct', out of Black Besot'', ree. ft. from Major Wilemes b. e. by Juniper, Bst. 41b. end s D. M. 100. a. Mr. Itombotturn's Slireekluirn, rec. ft. from Mr. Wadies Omits, each. A. V. 100 gs. h. ft. Culp. The sale of the late Sir Charles Millbury's stud, which was to have taken place last week at the Newmarket Craven Meeting, was postponed. The remlaittilst part of Mr. Psynee stud was sold on Tues. day.—P.l•lus, by Pericles, fetched 440 guineas. Mr Kirby, at the said meeting, purchased of Mr. Tihbita the brown bum Pericles; the chef. mare Evader, by Hap kazard, out of Dodos's; and the black cult Pludlas, by Pr. I rides, out of Petrinsella. Me. Kirby ha. 050 purchased, to send to Russia, Raphael, by kaisers, out of Isis, by Brush. The r at Boulougne-sur-Mer commenced oa Saturday the 14th inst. The Huu. Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw and the llon. Mr. St. John were selected as steward.. The horses mitered were all English. and the concourse of speetatorar immense. The display &turtle beauty cud handsome topti poges was superior to what is %lousily area nu the continent. The neat races are fixed fur the 4th of May. The French nobility and gentry derive great aatidactiou from this Er' a glish amusement, and inlay of them have expressed their determiustiwis to *Cord it every socuuragr mein, 1.1.1416.1 THE CURRAGH. TURF CLUES, Aran. 23, 1821. interepstakes, 30 guieeas, 20 ft. Mr. I_CievrAtes lvanhue 31e. oMuniTilhot Mr. Viiiiergases Storm • , %V ELLINGTON, STAKES. Mr. flusters Thetis Mr. Watt's Ohio • : 2 Sweepstakes, 25 guineas, 10 fir 'Hindess. - -•- . . . Mr. Baitersby'r Hullyabiarri I Load Cremorue's Pope CA rTERICE-BRIDGE MEETING. THURSDAY, APRIL 26. The Old Stakes of 2fsgs.earh, lOgs. ft. for tolls, Sal. 31b ; tist. Two miles. (Four Salimleers.) Mr. Wilson's b. e. by Whitelock, out of Sb. ba's Quetta (R. Jnbisonn) ' Mc. T. Peirses b. t by C4sniss, damn by Stamford 2 4 to I on the winner. The Filly Sakes of 20gs. earls. Mr. Robinson's h. Miss Wilks (late Miss Pate dale), by Octavian, dant by Rearmbroom (Sam Les) . I Mr J• hay, by Stsolensko, dam by Shuttle 2 Mr. Fergintmes bay, Flsranthe, by Octavian _ . Mr. James's filly spinal the Metal, and 2 to I against Florauthe. The Bed:ale Hunt Stokes of 10gs. each. Gentleo,* riders. 12.4. each. Two miles. (7 Subscribers.) Mr. Witliant's ch. h. Keuilunrib , by Menlo ay, darn by Moronity, out of licasby's dam, 5 3 rs. out (Alt.''' Shafts)) Mr. LaWll4lll . l b. m. Jcnuy Homer, by Golumpy*, 6 yrs old (Major Healey) Mr. Clougb's ch. Is. Jukes., by Octavian, 5 yrs old (Mr T. Sykro) The following also started, bus wale nut placed : Mr. Auraloss's b. b. by L'Orirat: 5 vrs 0h1.... Mr. Wilkinmois b. h. by Y. Beoingbroogli, 5 yr► old 0 Mr. Carter's ch. c. Mercury, by Hambletousau, 4vs 0 6 to 4 on Jenny Hui nee. Tie Subscription Plait of 50/. fur maiden hones, atc. rising three year. old, 7.1.; four, ttst. 41b.; five, six, and age-d, 10Ib. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Two toile heals. Lord Queensberry's eb. e. lcdsione, by Langton or Cardinal You k, rising 3 yrs old (a boy) 1 1 Mr. Armstrong's h. r. by Don Cossack, riming 4 yrs 0 2 Mr. Clinton'. ch. r. Bel liugham, rising 4 yrs old Lord Menaces b. filly, by Haphazard, rising 3 yr. old 0 4 Mr. Poet left's hr. r. Gambler, rising 4 aro old Mr. C. Marson's b. to. filly, sister to Wuudloik, rising 4 yrs old 0 II Tau to owe agaiust Ledalone ; after the beat 0 to 1 un Wou easy. MARRIAGES. April 40, at Moorlinch, Somerset, by the Rer. 1. R. Um cenihe, John, secoud son of John Delphi's, Eaq. of Sto od', to Susannah Franeer, only daughter of the late William Pulsford, Esq. of Wells, and lust cousin to the Lady of J. P. Tuilway, Ertl M.P. for that city. At Presihnry, sear Cheltenham, Christopher Capel, Esq. of that village, to Miss Elisabeth Forbes, youngest daughter of the late Sir William Forbes, of Craigevar. Oa Thursday, at Hunosanby, Yorkshire, by the Rev. A. C.ayley, the Rev. Edward William Barnard, of Bran. tilighansthurpe, to Miss Philadelphia Wrangbam, daughter of she Rev. A►chdeacon Wraughaes. Yesterday, the 30th ♦pril, at St. George's, H square, by the Rev. the Provost of Oriel College, Oxford, Sir Charles Guy, our of t►e Judges of the Supreme Court at Madras, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Sir Samuel Clark Jervoise, Batt. of loisworth Park, Hampshire. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BEIDE& Horshog 10 atter 1. I Eveaiog 40 aficr 1. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, LIRCOLN's MONDAY, APRIL 30, The LORD CHANCELLOR Came into Court at half past 10 o'clock. but Coonsei not ism% tit altriidance. his Lordship rose at I I o'clock. To-mot rots (this da) *ill be the first seal Lc fore Term. BANK OF lIIEL/iND. A General Court of Proprietors of the Batik of Ireland, convened for a special purpose, was ItelJ at the Bank in that city on Vlredutiiday. The Directors had been for some time in tor. respondeirce with the E idler Liverpool, respecting ass increase of the capital stock of the Bank. it was propos. 41 ou the part of the Bank, to add to the ',rearm capital one milli 0000 . This was not, it seem-, approved of by Government ; 'but an offer wag made by Loud Liverpool to permit the Bank to add to its present capital half a million, slaking it three instead of two and a half millions, on twa conditiosts. The first was, dint the flunk would lend to Go verulartit the half million thus to be mdtle.l, at an interest or four per cent. per amour° ; the second, that the Bank Would consent 'to have the clause its their Chat ter . repealed, which rorohthits private bank ing establishments to consist of a huger number of partners than six. The Meeting, of Proprietors was called to take this proposition of Lord Liverpool tutu cousidere tiati. It was stated to the Airetiog. ou the pert of the Direcfors, that the.bulf undies' propo.rd to be . adJed to the stock, was past of the surplus fund re- Mainiag undivided in the coffers of the flank; the . Proprietors, therefore, would bare to advance to thing, whilst twenty per cent. wo u ld be added to the stuck now held by each indisplual Proprietor. . Mr. Joshua Pim proposed an adjournment to Saturday, in ureter to allow time *the Proprietors p a consider the various hearings if a Illeat34lla very insportant.as she repeal of a root of their Cher. ter ; but thus not being the sense of the majority, the question was put on the arrangement proposed by Lord Liverpool, and carried iu the affirmative. Bank Stock, which was on Monday 427, rose on 'Tuesday In :I'4l ; on Wedoesilay there was a further advance to Itili; and or Thursday° e 62. - • NAVAL I NTELL,Ia C L. • -Zißlivressowvw, •rnir. 29. Pasted yesterday fur Cowes the SApplur, Lamb, hunt the Dowels fur the Cape of Good •Hupe. Sailed Lis :tlairst ) 's ship Liffey fur I.irbon, and the Triton, Terriugtuu, fur Maratuichi. PLVMOUTH, APRIL 28. Arrived yesterday the John and Grace, Mown, frum Nr w. purl fur Kenya. Sailed the Tue. Cod for Imndon ; Levant, Passniore, fur Leghorn ; and Anna'', Campbell, fur Quebec. Sailed to-day the Kiss, Furrier, fur London. FALMOUTH, APRIL 27. Arrived the Martha Andrew. NtIIMAR, from Dram; mid Bloomer packet wish a mail from !Aaiun' in five days. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet wish a mail for Lisbon ; Amphierite, for Lempound ; Morning Star, Roberts, for Boulogne ; Ganges, ; Hope, Came ; Fanny, Cris. cusabe ; Experiment, Elroy ; Turridge, Underhill; Nero. ; Phillippa, Blaney; rad Trial, Jenkins, tier LoRtIOR. DOVER, APRIL 29. Arrived the Ualty Transport from Louden., and Neath Castle ditto from Deptiorel; the latter grounded aud nearly filled with water. IRA 14SGATE, APRIL ?9. The Eliza Ass, Grieves's, from Hundures fur Leann, is weighing archer perialloireskie, and lies sent nu shore fur &wither. •FRIL Arrrired the Doncan packet from Holland, and Beaufoy packet from Cexhaveis, each with a mail. Sailed the Prince of Orange packet fur Holland, Lady Neyeati packet for Cuxhaven, and Alliance packet fur Gut. teuburg—all with mails. DEAL, APRIL 29. Cause down from the River yesterday mid sailed the Lyra, Oiliest, for Leghore; Relive, Jackson, fur Quebec ; Reti freer Hague, fur Treiste; Diad em , Ed ema, for uisiatielsi; Con cord, ihl sandfuril, fur Newfoundland; lithe, While, for Mai. seiHes; Trident, Collins, fur Rio Janeiro ; Melnutho, Parry, Lir Trinidad ; Brixt os , Lash, fur New Sou th Wales; Edward, Munro, for St. Julia's, New Brumwich ; and Sarah, Mackie, fur Odessa—they have sailed with the winde of the outward Woad. Arrived and sailed for the River the (*well, prism, from St. Vincent's; Eliza Ann, trusts Honduras ; and 'I% rtling lois, Armi.trong, from Charleston. The latter remains. Came down hone the River to-day aid sailed Ilse Eupbemia, Johnsuu ; cud Woodlark, Turnbull, for Ile Cape of Good Hope; Fanny, Patterson, and Paltidium fur St. Viairenes; Castes, Campbell, for Jamaica; Glory Pounder; Neva, Jim-Lion ; and Juliana, Smith, fur Quebec Elizabeth, Itesd , foe Tuber); Nile, aridgutas, (or Hari Accounts received at Bueloure4 say, that doe Benison lire iu iinamecti. P a: ti that the Turks that province hare been obllged to ,cure into the fortresse.. It is affirmed that 4,000 Greeks have gone from Otkssat alone. /FIDE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD pos sesses great efficacy in all nervous disorders, head. ache, weiltioessm, heaviness and lowness of spirals, dime of sight, confused thought, and wanderings of the mind, v.. pours sad m.lauchnlv, and all kinds of hysteric croniplaiats, which gradually go off by the use of skis salubrious Corihil. In sickness of the stonisch, Pituitaries and olistruclions, it is a safe and powerful remedy. It is admirably caleslased to afford relief to broke. sad decayed) constitution., where other remedies have been unsuccessful. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, prim and 335. each, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kin k :. dum, with copious directions; sad in Looduu by Mr. Jubu• sun, 68, Corithill ; and Mr. Sanger, late Baton •ud Co. Oxturd atreet. Of whom may be had, price 3s. SOLOMON'S GUIDE. TO HEALTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Vanity of Complaints. With as Essay sit she Venereal thel'a*e, Glees, &miss' Weakliest., sod Him dr. street ive habit rolled Uranium ; likewise an Address to Pa rrots, Tutors, and Guardians of Youth. The iutentioa of this work is for the express porpose of warniug youth iron Catlin into a delusive and destructive habit, that fasciusiis the noses, destroys the health mid spirit• of its votaries, and etudess them feeble and Mortise for life. Printed and Plebliana at THE BRITISH PRESS end THE GLOSS Oiler, No, 117, Strand, by C. CORNWALL of the Ettastl, 4414 14 •UI fir