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GrWS lon, London; and %Arm Ct uso's and Co uplan 1 ; Le. k Joseph Eubank, of Little Bush.lane, Canunn.street, Lon. don, hurtle-merchant, to surrender, May 14, IR, and June r,, ut ten, at Guildhall. Atioruey, Mr. Harrison, bucklers• bury. IVlllium Hall, late of Highgate, Hortisey, Middlesex, tie nailer, to surrender, May P, In, and June IS, at heeler, at Guildhall, I.oisilou. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Symond's Inn Will John Weston taildsey and Anis Hewer, of Bath, silk•rtaereero, to surrender, May 6, IS, and June 15, at ' leten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hodpon, Ohl Jewry, Loudon. William Warne, now or hie of Great Queen.sireel, Lits• 'entn's•lnis-6. Ids, Al x, bind and adaaa--makrr, to our. • 111.. tr, May 6,2, and Jnnr IS, at elescsi, at London. Alio, hey, 61 . Jones, Joseph Ilendertion and Janie, Nlorlry, of I.lol2ste-hill, 11.oliduo, hotn•drapen, to f.nuesoirr, May 11, Jnor I, and IS, at one, at GuildhAll, London. Atturne), Mr. IlartleY, Dredge-street, Disci:lfmk William Wails, uthervrise William Peter Watt*, of Gos port, Smithamplun, victualler, to surrender, May 26, at one, 27, .1 ie u , and Joule lb, at twelve, at the Sun Inn, North. airs tt, arinitt. Altormy, Mr. Flashmait, Ely•ltlace, Nut- Luin, Landon. J:111111 11.11%•8101.11y, Or KilloloO-OpOO - 1101, halter ilm-loce, to tourewler. May 13, 14. and Jam' IN at rlevrn, at the INog and Duck 'raven', Scale lane, K.nz•ton-ttpnos-Floll. A tt•oat ya, Meteor. Remote. Son, and A ItotAt r, 113.ortleter. 1...d.1ing4, London; and M rrrrr . Thomas and Charles Froat, C. urgetook', of Lodi ...tool, Imondhnry, York, woollen ntannLeture r, in Funs M..> 11, 12, loot June 15, at • ler. st, at the lime. ad Inn, II•oldrp.fo Id. Attorney", r K.O 1% CII-oterty-later, London; and Mr. Get await!, Timms.. (rook. of Lrontinst , r, Hertford, draper, to stir rttids r, May SI, 2.5„ and June 15, at one, at the Mote Hart Broad.str• it, Brotittl. Attorneys, M . . Edward nod J. , ho Uanirl , U ~t..et, Bristol i and Mr. John Pearson, Pomp evert, TI mplr, Louden. Jonathan Slitorsliy, 41i 314.1. heater, calico-p 1 inter, to sw ami& r, May Is, 21), and ism.. 15, at two, at the Star kw, Dtausgate, Alnsichtster. Alluto. y, Mr. Alcxandim Kay, E•sex.siree t, Maiirlosti r. Wait I 31811111*1111 an.l Thorns.. lfallin•on, hulls now or har ur ixproo, Kukhratou, Yu, k, fancy-dolls" a a. 10 smllll - May 11, 12, &Mil June 15, ..t tit yen. at the Pat k lws, Ins., ill utbk n 6.141. Alta,p.ta, Ms 4.1,• Jac 1111 l b awl Bent I. B..iurball.slr.ct, Lamina); and 31r. 31aitItcv, Brown, Ilud. d. rbfirld. Wilkens Dixon. jun, of Liverpool, wine. inert-haat, in terra tithe, Slay Is, ID, and June 15, at one, at Ihr George fun, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mims. Lone awl (loner, flouthawspion buildings, Chancery.lahr, Luudou aid Messer. Omni and Brooke, Leto pool. Jopsons sad Chas Its Wiguall, of Liverpool, fur prnliur•oli•ti I. r•, sormoder, May 17, 12, wool June 15, at one, at the (hoop. Inn, Dale-sts co 1 , Liverpool. Aliororys, Mr. RadrliiT.•, Livtrpoul ; and Mesa... AJlingtoo and Gee. g..ty, Bedford row, London. 111116 " IY.ahenyurn, tor Liverpool, mei chant, to aunts. du, Slay 25, 26, suit June 15, al one, at the George Dolt...sere. Liserponl. Allorntys, Messrs. Lowe nod Bower, houthatup hoildings,Clianecs y laur, Loudon, and Messrs. thrril mot Blooke, Liverpool. George I'y. r, of Newport, Monmouth, shopkeeper, to sur render, Mai 17, 111, sod Jew 15, at in rive, at the Holum. Torero, All Saint's lane, Bristol. A:too-step, Shoos. Poole mud Cool I. field, Gray's-lan square, Loudon; and M( Satuutl tail, 1:m.1.1am% Bristol. E , and Wilma, of Ncibea.lle-topon•Trie. nu v., limit, to ourrytultr, May 21, 2*, owl Jape 15, al rlrvr u , wt Stu. George Nl%,..t.tie.•pust.Tpue. Attorut i ‘l4,uu.. AI Liu-uu soul Wild. s, Cluourti r Isar, Loud, n ; Illda Mr. Jwiepli ham- ULluuk,tun-placc, Neoca.tir. Y DIVI DEN US. Mar n It 1.1.11,011, of Plymouth, Devon, grocer, at eleven, at !Iv K mem Arms mouth al .y attics, or C.irdtlT, (.14tmatm, builder, at t.ei.g, Iht Cowen. rcial roul.lll, 811.101. WI. 31. P. Campbell, of Lir...pool, draper, al eleven, al lbe bar Iliir.e la% Hanging Ditch, 31.aiiiet.ter. Jon. *. J. Ruh. tiv„ of Wood itrret, Spit illiclils, allithllcsi x, silk ninualacturer, at our, isi Guildhall, London. Jan";..!. Hit, hie and T. Moffitt, of Liverpool, merchants, at vase, at Die George luti, Dale-sire( I, Liverpool. May '_7 I. Taller, of Gosport, Southampton, pawnbroker, at twelve, Si the Star lon, Gosport. Jaw. S. C F. Bull and 11. F. Sell, late of thfuril-itreet, Modaleres, liors-drapera, at tatter, at Gllii.lllill, Loudon. MAI tk J. Blackburn, of Witham, E.stx, cuin•Ciclur, at - t e N. 41 Gesi4%4ll. 114446.. Ns) VI W. llama of /.Louth, Col nwail, and or Grvat Billallry,CutrttaaN-street, London, tut I (knit, at dtvan, at Cm1.1h . ..11, tomluu. Jul, 3 .1. B. re. of Rumford, Ewa, farmer, at tcn, at Gusltllall. Lowden. Stay IS. J. of Gray'. I:.n lane, acx, gl3a:er, at _ . len, at (:wt 1114 1W M. 1.. P. Mt rac, of Queen-street, Cheap Lun. .1011. wa.s 11 , .11.. man, ■t tine, at Guildhall. Stiti 27. J. It.tii,ki• and C B..nattad, lately of litntnieb, a..tl iu Tom. near Liv.rpuol, commun. brewer., al .111 E, at the G•orre lan, LiPtipool 1112 VII. I'. Siakip,uf Rirmrngham, tVarwickahirr, bayonet 'mart, at twill', at the Rural Hotel, Birminzhans. /11 • 2,. Vl' F. iTinnlgate, and W. Scuonr, of usilaitd,:r, lit sit, bastkrrit, at tuclre, at Guildhall, Lorotnis April 20. 11. Colima, and W C 01611911, of Maidstone, Kent, car went. rs, at owe, at Guildhall, Lunduri. May 35. 1Y Tyytur, late of lava rpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. May 26 B. Gray sod J. Gray, of Livr rpuol, merchants, at tartar, at .tie George Inn, Lives-marl. May 25. G. Cartwright, of nlrtniwzbrm, bellows-maker, at trotter, at t►e Royal Hotel, Big notighani. May N. It. Evans, late of Grine.lis, Worcestershire, coals dealer, al two, at the Swan 1n.., Barninaliam. May 25. N Mowry, of Bristol, I.or n-411 aper, at one, at th. %% hale I ion 11101, Bruadarts eel, Li Allay Ye J. Workman, of llu•by, Cumberland, cattle-dealer, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. May 27. W. Bees, of Bristol, shipowner, at twelve, at the Csurrocrcial Rooms, Bristol. CLIt lIFICATES.—MAY 25. W. R. TogerZ, of Austiu-friars, London, merchant —l. Thick, late of L..mhsid-streel, Londou, but MOW of I■hng too, Attain,. broker.—M. Slarchant, of Poplar, Al iddle beh. coo k• Harvey the younger, of Clinuis, Glue. en.iier, 'amnion/ bouse-ketprr.—T. Crowne, of Dothan' Park Fa ..u, Mons, eddies/if, toiti-mett haut.—W. Harris, of St. mama., Surrey, CAI pouter —W. Win letibiary, of Mau cheater, emton-dealer.—G. Loft. of W u n i fb,i.ige, Suffolk, ru.l.no Ft haul .--T. 11516amsou, of Leigh, Lancaste►, pro vn --J. Slate►, of Marfrel.atreet, Manumit, West mi. ,vo r, ULd ilrutc, bretwer.—W. Everett, of Cambridge, to. n-uiri china. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. 'tattler and W. Croft, of Manchester, merchants, July 15, 1817.—R. J Shields and W. Iloys, of Old-street, Loki's, April 30, 1819.—W. Ilasledine and W. GM, o f Shrewsbury, rectifying distillers, May I, IBlO.—J. IVoiher sloon, junior, and J. Brinell, of Manchester, nisnufac. wets, April 47, litl9.—W. Swill, E. Savill, and J. Solidi, ul H.iydon-rquare, Miuuues, London, 1 upper-ostrclukuls, May I, lel9 —J. Tomlinson and G. Green, of Asbion• Laucnster, iron -founders, April 30, 1819.—N. Woolf. mil. T. 11 Oldfield, and N. Dimwit, jun. of Lime. bony, le ddlerea, bii.euel-bakirrs, April 30. 1819. The Company's ships lllNoma of Molly and Thomas Coolly, OM •d ull At. Alboter Mead, the Yd fll4y, railed Coen I. hips lith December, from the Capr Pith February, bud Gout St. firkins 270) Ft bruary. The Marquis offly spoke Ihr Lull Its r Earth: and M orris Camden, outward. bound, urns the Equator, is hold 2i. W. on the ath Match, all aril. Ihe Asia was dispel' Intl from Eltagal fur Madras as tha dltb December. IN THE rlligT 1'1%1 7 . NIINETES. NEXT TIT° PRIZES OF E 20. 0 0 .1 NIUST liE DRAWN FOUR PRIZES £tl.stii4)—El6HT OF £2.04m, WWI, AND 1:309, &r. AND ONLY 10,0ou TICKETS. TN B RITI SIL PRESS. I.ON DON, AVEDNESDAY, 51%T s, int 9. IVe have received the Paris roper. of Saturday. The seccial rrcjet of the law no the Libe►ty of the Pres , i has boll adopted in the Chandler of Depu ties by a majority of 115 to 67. The discutision of the third and Inst projet vas fixed for Saturday. Aftir the debate 011 Friday. the Marrpii4 DE LA FAY FTTI-7 prolloPeti to Ilir Chamh►r. then silting in Secret Committer, that the KINO bh(ollifi be hum- bly solicited to Ironton oeil (deuces of the Press, committed before the promulgation of the Lavr. This proposition is to be developed oftry the discus sion upon tive third project. Paris Journals ainvoinice. that front sod after la,t Saturday, they me no loupe subject to any ern % JI. Marines, one of the permnit charged with as attempt on the life of the Duke of Wit.t.tuo. Tow. complains that the Act of Accusation. or Bill of Indictment. has been tortlilidreil. i ud puln. hely sold its Paris, a nocertlisig calculated to ex cite a prejudice splint them on their trwl, which is fixed for the 10th instant. M. Minuet has been fifteen months in prison, fire and a half of them in solitary con netuent. The Fire per Cent. Consuls ■re Wt. Iti.h fr.— Batik Actions 1.506 fr. List night. in the (louse of Lords, the Earl of DONOUGHMORI inotpoced unt.l ti s night the presentation of the it versl Petitions from the Ito. man Catholics of Ireland, of which notice has been given. Earl GREY, who will thke the same opportunity of itresesitiog the Petitions o r the Roman Catholics of England, dill not appear in the /louse of Lords last night. The Noh'e Earl was, therefore. probably apprised of Lord Do trotinitisont's intention to trostperse his notice. The debate in the !louse of Commons on fllotieloy night was attended with anme extra aril:nary circumstances. At the conclusion of Lord lowsurte's speech, the cry of •6 Ques tion! Qlle.fiiON bteNtlle loud and ge,irrid, and it wss accordingly put from tl.e Chair. The Spoxitua having called upon the Ayes sod Noes, was of opin'titt that the Not.s had it. There was then a loud el of " Divide.'" The SrEAKI R gave the usual o'tl-1' for strong-rs to withdraw, preparatory to a divirion, The order was repeated, but without t tfect. Stone of the strange:, under the vilely at length yielded with apparent reluctance, hut those in the gal lety kept their seats, coner:viog from the op p..arstiew below that the debate wooled go 1011. This expectation was flooded upon the idea gene rally entertained, that it would lie an adj.oirlied debate, and the disposition ahewn by several Mem bers to uddri sa the Chair. Autioog these were, Lord CAsTLEREAGII, Mr. CANNING, Mr. PLUNKETT, Mr. PEEL, Mr. COLCLorGII, suit scone others. Mr. Pot: tiKETT presented himself twice; NI,. PEEL also offered himself to the attention of !louse, midst loud cries of "Question! Question!" A lot% discussion then muse, whether, it having been stated from the Chair that the Noes had it, the debate could be resumed. The SPE.ArtcR gave Lis opinion iu the negative, and that NA no Mem ber could afterwards speak to the question, any ob servations to the order of the House could only be delivered in the way of advice to the SPE ‘K ER, by the Member sitting and curered. Mr. C. W. WYNN then put his hat on, and taking his seat, cited a case from the Journals teebew that the debate was filially closed. A division then took place, when the numbers appeared to hr, fur the Committer, 24:, against it 248. On declaring these numbers at the table, Mr. CROXF.II, one of the tellers, stated that it was his duty to report, that some Members had irregularly entered the !loose after the question had been pest, Nod the decision in favour of the Niel pronounced born the Chair, whose votes must there fore be disallowed. It was accordingly decided that the names of Lords WORCESTER And Rock- SAVAGE, Mr. BANKEA, Mr. Ulm, and General l'oaTut, should he struck off from the Noes. and that of Lord FORBES from the Ayes. This left the rtal numbers at Ayes, 241—Noes, 4 13. Sir 11'01. Scorr had retired previous to the question being pur, presuming that it would be an adjourned de bate, end reserving himself for last slight. Lieutenant PARRY hook leave of the Lord* of the Admiralty on Friday, inevinus to lii. leaving Eng,laml on the expedition to the North Pole. No les. than eight Gentlemen, it is ristamuted, are cativaioring the Lanark distrto of Burgh, vacant by the death of Sir Joint 131Icil %NAN 'RIDDELL. Bart. Bride. Mr. OwEN, the following Gentle men we understand to be catididatra fur hiss vent:-- Mr. Mown:Fru, of Collator., 1...r41 Provnkt of Glavg.m; blr. CAUNIELI., of Kodzie; Mr. Cuts lloLME, of Clnaholme; and Mr. l'lttlioLE, of Chi toil. Selkirk is the setc.nitig Bursh.-.-( Edinburgh Pope►.) .T4M . gei) t• \ 't „. c f . l .-N. • ',La 'a".."..V••:.•••••• J.- (A' BRIGHTON. MAY 4. Yetitertlay afternoon the PRINCE REGENT took a riirruivo iiirmg Ii far Ha ShOrClo4lll, ritemnpoi,ied by Lord WILLIAM GottDort. Thi4 was the first time of his Royal Highursds leaving the Pithier wilier his iiidi•pm.itieit *nil the font. Ms Itopil High urn, walked with N more Finn step to Ow eNr timw• door Ilium could be waiticipstrd, comiidenii:4 the short IN of time since the Itolletil..l !mite heels iliremitiimed. Ilia Itoyel Ili4horiis (Immured hlw cerriege drive for upwards of two It rumoured that the l'atricr. REGENT Ivo', be sdflicielitly recovered to hold a Lora at Cerltutt House iu the cour.e of is fortnight. THE DUKE. OF YOAK. Dia Royal Dienes. the Duke of l'ottx him re. covered in en extraordinary Phort tune from lino ev eriit accident. Hi• Hoye! HitOinPioi *rill (writ.% his arm in his hand cow iuiuK very much The lioVal Duke, riming liti alloy at Wisidoor. took In-pieta perle.trino exenraiona, in whirl. he weal iiiii (Artily accompanied by General TA 1r Loll. On Monday the MINI Duke visitel the Duke anti Duchess of LW/CUTER, at (ilottee,ter flutt•e. Yrwerday his Roysl flighneva hill s l e v ee a t his office iu the Horse Gourds, which was name. mealy attended by military officers and others, to erroerstulate his Royal'Highoves upon his velum to Loodoo, and his advanced state towards recovery. THEATRE-ROYAL, EAGLISH OPERA. The vii:tetre to Mr. AISTIIEWS Continue to in. crease, and iu alder to ace noidate his best friends (the Public), hr will he 41 Hone and receive com pany finer times a week during the ',repent month. A eitnii;' the list of fashionables who have l a t e ly lovinired him with their presence we have ouliced the• with large parties The Duke of Northumberland; the Ditke Bessforti; the Dossiers', of ; ..... ss Cornwallis.; !Aches, Motels Sialiky ; Liit.Mick, Miller, Julia Petry, Lethhetlgr, W. W W,ton, Oyes, Kirliham, steel Serails; the N14.1 1 111S of Camden; Eerie Syr . used DIOII. trite Schley 41111 Stair; Sirs, J atim Vi Oh me, Wy.,11, It. 8e... ks. (.rorKr Talbot, W. Willuems, used J. Marioribmiks; Hun. Mts. How; :Wes. Gros V. myss ; Mrs. M. A. Taylor; Mrs. listhurst ; Culuml Willis; Duo. Mr. F..trilly. &C. he. RGY.4L COBURG THEATRE. Last night their flighnespes the Duke and I)sicliesehiGEoUGEsTEß honoured this Theatre with their presence. They were received and mhered to the saloon by Mr. Jus. Gi.ussoP, the pi Mellott Proprietor, and Mr. SERRFS. The paint irg% o r re honoured with the high commendations or their Royal Flignesiwe. On entering their hoit the hand struck up " God sore Me King," the voirt.iiti rove, and the anthem was %unit by the whole comp4loy. In the meln-drama of The °Pit! and Dumb Orphan, the performers narlicidatly exerted them%elves, and give double inlere%t to a potoillic • which already •taiirl% for wind in the livt aucceuvrtil pines. The hunt Of The Nymph ql Mount Helicon followed. to il at tracted the particular attention mil the frio):11 ('arty. The Tasteful arrangement% of the groupeo, the machinery and 4.lendid serne-ry. met wuh their must decided approbation. The favourite ('urd i s l an d wound up the rvenisig'a enterianimeistv ; and the novelty of the pantomime appeared to etiike their Royal fltylnirrsrv, amid give as much delight as it conimuer to du to ihe public so gra ' , en d. I n a dditio n , amongst the faishinii.ible %lei tor., we ob•eirtd— tier Grace the Divehear o f IV. Ilinittou, L.dy Reoiliorointb, Lady C. Lamb, Laity Jeroy, Lady Coop. r, Lady Aller k, Drily Sayr.asid.hele, Lord Melbourne, HMI. Mrs. itimiltim, HMI. 31ra. Parker, Lientruant-Colonel Higgins, Hop. Mr. Seto*, sad it swat foreignri a of distinction. l'crtrrday Sir WALTER STIRLING RATE a grand rliiiiirr party. at his house in Pa Among the dtitingui.hrif iiersonagrr present were.— Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond, moil the Ladies Lemma; her (Since the Dorhe►s of %Int'borough, and Lady Carohue Churl bill ; the Marquis and March •a of Houtly, the Iti►hop of Carh.le, Lord Beauchamp, Sur ('has. and M IPS }•lower, and several other characters of 11Rovraism is confined by severe indispo sit lO Isis ellailiburs on Linc•oln's 110 s-fields, and obliged to sh•isru from sill purlosioentary awl pro. frs•inusl deities. 111. Thomley the renoiiiis of the lute Lord RE!. TON %err brought to Edinburgh, Nod 'Patti 111 the Chureh-pird, iso Ihr looryoig,-ground of Ihr crltloated Dr. ADAM SMITH, Isis nucle. The Otitiiitan Lectures at Mr. PENN'S, New forret. Sioittg.gurtirstr, had (roo Satorthav In•t) tw boast of so toorrohly, got tiller t he mugs brillowt mad mime. row , of the prig. lit graft.). ; •nlosig whom we Flowed the. Noble MarchiuDrmi, their Patruorks, awl A lon list of fir:loth rank, and fashion. The career of Mrs. MOUNTAIN et the Surrey Theatre. which (tingled with so much eau!. her 'welt interrupted by a severe cold ; but w e tejniee to learn, flirt the disappointment to the public is of short duration. and that this sweet and accom plished singer is 11111 M sufficiently recovered to re fume her professional duty. LITERATURE. —We ore requested to state, that New Etlitho.* r f the following usterestiog works are just polAislfrd by Mr. Commits. rut.- 1. Moore Walpole's Leiters to Georgelontosu, with all the Names reatortil, 410.-2 Fiance, by I..tuly Mor gan, 2 wok. thro.-3 Florence Miseartliy, by the twine Author, 4 vols.-4. Wolin's, a Poem, by E. $. Barrett, L.ti Author of the Hyr 00000 Nocthyok's LP of Sir Ambits' Reynold% 2 vo l t ,. within:a Life of Myrick'', 2 vols. Oyu.- 7. The lay, Correspondence, rut Posthumous Winks of Henja 1111 l 4 Friuli I . M rilowns of 31tokuse D'Episiay, 3 vuls.—of the Allascium dr DaulVane 3 vole--llte Duchetwe D'Auguuldme, I run —aid the Count de LAII C MAP , 1 vol. —9. Mutative of • Ti.. Tear' Revideuer at 11w Court of Tripoli, I 01.-19. Amusements to Rewrote's% by the Author of the Philosophy of Nature, mud the Tragedy of ibe Whams. BOXLVC. The great mile!, !sloven the ph(mnmenen Itandidt, allot /Ua,Nn. took plate )e-1.-1,1. y rut Crawley Downs, unoir than 311 milts Ir London, and the opectatooroo ))))) ootril to HI Iraq - !,II,0111) of all port of admirer. sit usiiiing I.elir oiotin 114taiiii nos( the dl.ll4ller 1 . 1 . 0111 L lon, mod the wrtoiera of the morning; IVres bore no 'moon fear ps.l.tre, *outlive It to mate that (Catalan h.ul 9 , 1 , 4n:141:0 - a lootooell the rig mcionl 11/ ally man who escr etilererl our, and 0 .114m0 heat Scrovvlooo, %% 10,11 ""11114411 hu fame H• a iHrXtr of 11 , . 1111 , 11 Al o n e ~clock the sties, bilipplod, nithlatry ilaonorr for ollastioo, Hod Oliver and Ton' for italothill, Randall w4lll Malllll , l 1.50/. to lOW. Hill! h. thing W. 44 7NO 4 upon him and eteto loot nog Ilia hr and Carter (*lon knight Spring in the 1411111. 11110 Wffil. ItOU X I): 1. Wolin !Uinta • ids ht. nehu bawl, whit h wa. pail •od ligott.t:l broke trust till, a 4 teloop Me ',pool 1111111) 40 cps in by tau s ., and pi.ll.lil a left-handed los us puss the body. Mersin • parred horn sot.) • comer of the fIOIC best Rawl Ii !swum r red limited out, •ud placed I wit hit*, 011 e ui whurh drew blood freely Guns she mime.—lts •eb se , Mersin shis.w 2. Marlin made play with minds &termination, and 1 hit• Mel r . adulated, but Randall 4V/1111111 1 half furt by a memiori meat of ili.datica.—Ala•tuto threw I attain. 3. Marlin went to fitlitinf again, bitt he failed ia him diatanre—and when on, be "tented aitutltie hit 1111 the nose, said Randall Rate hint a ikavy 1411 upon the bark of hi. head.-3 lu 11111 itantldil. 4. A rime followeil after Martin had placed a right handed hod) blow, and tit atroggling fur the f4ll. both went down, liatolalt molt s. h Some g 1 hvhillie to the a.lsmit tv. f Randall, whn heist the rioret llowtoK (rim the aisle/[er.—llarUw was thrown heavily. O. Woodall made a rood hotly h t wok the It fl limit!, and got away , at this stitch rely spit itetl;y at Ibe 11(.111, awl both wrist 1111011 to a chow. 7. Marlin wen, fu work will) mirk zaiety, and hit Ha ad • yon the left eye. to. he Anon/wit in return, ao,l sharp lizhimK d, hnt it wa• 100 ,Itil los ads awl .vga, 1,u.l io a e 10 , -e he wenred at los soirgoolai's helot—Boil) went dawn; 31 win uudtr. 8. Boil) were pipiny, and Martin seemed to he carillon+ in Innkoo: soy inure wus a hugvng round, and bush went down. 9. Randall placed a hit upon she mark, and Martin was @luta iipNes the return, hist curve eriunly in fighting took place with nearly equal advantage.-B.ith .I. .wet. 111. Nfailin hit short, and he was returned upon with • chattering Hush hit titiann the mouth, and he was tinniest after Randall had nimbly setcd at char plasters. 11. Roils winded *gaits. but Slu►tin's head began to ex hibit sinewith app..iir:lllfe*, and his fine features: were apol ed.—'this round titled by Slartin being threw n, and nigh odds WI re nffere.l. hot notakers. Randall had brought lies stone weight to MI equality with his own, and he !boned ham gaud-ilat uredly. 12. Martin rushed in with apparent gaiety and threw his man across the raper, tint Randall, who excels all Olen at clove quarters, gave him a twist and fleured him. 13. Martin made a good right-handed hit upon Randall'a lug, w 1.1.13 %biro-red hue ; but like * saline hoarding an enemy he gut hold of bliss, and never left hint mail be gained his paint, by weaving and throwing. lu one of Martin. returns, in thus round, be scalped his adversary's forehead. 11 Randall placed left and right heavy hats on his 'natio already euniuseil head, and then threw bins IS. Martin placed • weak hit upon Isis adversary'• head, but it was sit 'severely returned that Martin Lad nu alleina live left butt Is turn his adversary up as mu oaf-and out beat customer, who never left his head alune. lit the clove, Randal', when even going down with his man, hit Inm again left and right un the htatl, iu a manner which assuwahed the sperm in. 10. Itandall went its upon the offensive, end fought his man to all parts of the ring, and when lie thought he gave blots cuungli lie threw him. 17 and IS. It was the wish that Martin should be taken away, but he wanted another trial, sod the Next round set tied it. 19. Rantl,ll knocked his man down (ilte firq clean one doming the battle), and Hume retnguttl Iht combat. REMARKS. But few ob•ervatuuns air neeein.ary. No man ever enter..l a ring w anc nli , ulued a pug lust a. Randall. of I I slime Ile is Ike a herd upon the buuglis x tree, ul war. iu action, KA he tinivlurs well dult hr :Martin, game man, never turned the tight, au:rl hie funk is thin jutlting distance ; but they all fall into that eutor who fight with him, or r.uther he lends them into it. Randall fought about eleven stone eight innindr, and Martin about a stone heavier. A grrut girl sham fi4lit between Carter and Spring after wards, took place. Watch's, the pedrstitaii, perseveres in Vol ar duous bok of walking, in Blenheim Gardens, ad. joining Gloucester, 1,..!,0u tittles iu twenty dii}s. During hot week lie averaged nearly sixty tittles r day ; and on Saturday night, which completed the ilititeenth day, lie was only ‘23 miles short of the ratio which is requisite to complete the under.. taking. The gentlemen of the Russia Company, and others inte►ested in the trade to I'eter►burgh, in pursuance of notice, have waited um the Commis sioners of the Nivy with terms for the supply of a considerable quauttly of hemp. 'lite Commiscam era, we understand, have cont►acted for 3,000 toils, coosis.ing of Riga hemp, at 48/. per WU, cud Petrisburgl► dean hemp at 441. per ton. A Gentleman receiving r present of some Fb... truce oil, the flasks were ►et in his cellar, at the Nandi) of a shallow box ; the tail not bring wanted for use, they remained there conic time; when the owner, going one day by chance into the calla►, was surprised to find the wicker-work, by which the H•sks were stopped, gnawed from the greater pint of them, and upon rxrienuatioes the oil souk about two inches or two and ir half from the neck of each flask. It soon occurred to him that it must he the work of some kind of vermin ; and being a mats of ►preplrtive tune, he resolved to satisfy the curio sity raised in his mind; lie accordingly bound means to watch, and actually detected three rats its the very (act. The neck of the Hu►k was long and mar row, it required therefore some contrivant•e ; one of these stood upon the edge of the box, while an other, moutoting his back, dipped Isis tail into the neck of the flask, awl presented it to a third to lick ; they then changed places—the rut which stood up most descended, and was accommodated in the seine manner with the tail of his companion, tell it was his turn to act the porter, and lie took his station at the bottom. lii this manner the three rats alternately relieved each other, and banqueted upon the oil till they had souk it beyond the length of their tads. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT or CHANCERY, Wairiminvii, TUZIDAY, MAY 4. THE BEDFORD CHARITY. The Loin) CHANCLI.LOk, to, coroo.g. into Conn et half past ten o'clock. r►ked M►. flerld if lw h u rl made 1114 option tit to which of Ilir two Arts or Par, lianierit he (ins Lordship) wrs to ground his judr. merit on After a conversation with Counsel, his Lerch.hid said, " Let do, case stand liver lilt ti..ourri., y . 4 " take its chalice of c ~,,, tiqc on that clay f.., if lily I fi,use of Loo it. rbovld in late uu Frokty Si 411. other place did yeovrdity, I shall not be ably to sit her.' on Satiorlay." Further consideration postponed. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. cooK ntl4l ormEms r. 'mosso,. find the PRePaii. TORY OP DILUItY-LA NE THLAI RE. 111 r. (14 UT 61 4ted. th.it he ii4.l tt. iiii/vr that 114 lied been limited itionoit ilir fro•tnnt (1;1m...0p, to retrain loos from pr•t'redtn q Pt Nei to ierover a delft due from the Tlsestie bieo. ehoolill he dissolved. The CO!' woos orguril rt some leugtk-sFurther consodenetion postponed until SAturilsy. OLP BAILEY, TUERDAY, M“ 4. Emßuzi.Lm EYT. Ceorrif Collier will iudicad for kuvitte, emMts!eil is wit, a mod 1..," siapeote., insrkeil by a !II Ni.l,Jack," and elvers to the Prisoner oi pacnrenl foe ~,e O. . butter, 1 lieur vireos of money I•eff 1111011 /bal. Intl 1w ciiiifeaard to Ike Pio*. rotor that tie hul ruble lion, avid trwrit Ihe wool.' wit tilos. u ole hint The moo y, as we ll PIS a ipialitily of olio,r property room.' in Ilse pomade:l of 14C isoner, aas pH( null a hat kn.' handed Olf. r lo the °Meer. .1 be illly upon this rissole Am..., Prismer Mr. A 1.1.1: cf, upon ihr verdict brio: prortuutteed, said, idol not produce any tome property, in in/i -lk iirr, licrause if I do!, it would nu cloobt be r languid " , . . .... . 1 'iv Hai( t r employed ot 0112 .prmseeu aims lurk Os , • hint. pled int weilotta ly laid hula of the hag, whtrla hid I evil pro. doicol, and made LI; way ihaltuigh the Sraerife 'Air ars vote uf Court. STEALING TIIE KING'S SWANS. Wallowa t'hota‘erkalo. aged IV, acid likhrord Flirty, 10, Weir iisslieled fur slealiog divers live tame aarvids ao4 eye ls ei,„. o she prowl, of our S ietreign Lord 11w Kin k ; divei• other lire imam swims, the peopesty of the C 1141 i ; 141111 divers other tame &wane, the paupers, of tLe tussupassy." ease lies been sktaileui in the Po. Ina R. port, .Jr. ALLEY 031..1 the cirri' isistlitee. of the cave In the Jury, prorteae.l w re.mine witneueset In the facia Tli.l *air Gu.r •••••CH . 11.1 - 1 . 11 Itiehituessal soul 'lvied.. sullen), Thames- Di itios. a a.eat mcu.y SWAN a. • kept—some are the pros. It) of the King, and some of the I.Seus sort Vintner.' Comp.iisits Friuse Christmas lavt 1.. ii.e m o nth ..1 F. bruary .versa! were ioosiug. About Ili t tissue Iwo men, Cha.nherkin sod Fun, were observ.is in a usual under' PU.IIICIUIIM ClEChns•ouces 'tear (bealo.t, hot thine who 1111,1 Y 1111. Di wish Id not novo .wear inisit.tel) L. their pr rums ; the lodgings, bows vs., of Chios tic rla II use. e starched, asid 111 illtal weir (Ulll.ll a cygnel'a tkm 1 , 11111 SW MI% (111111, for the pos.essioo of which hie wife asol 111141- a:lf accounted ihliereutly. t.hassibei lain At.* suds nu.s.le a sort of cont.-v. 1.05. Ihe RFCMIDER then summed up the evidence at great Wig* and the July acquitted leoth the Prisoner.. IVAV/IL INiELLIiINC'!. PONT/MONTH. MAN: 3. 1 1 / I bled by ilie Lady Busks, Walker, fium DFAL. MAY 3 Arrived bat nizlit and Failed fur the River, iL. Duke, Yolk, Camillo-11 , fruni China. Came duals from the Rivir and remain. the Marquis of Dastiiieb, Ai for Bombay ; Alui ray, Cl 4 lua biaiiiiisople, and ►ailed. Sailed the Iluu. Cu/ninny's Oliva Catmint suit fur ilve River. cowrs, m.tv 7. Arrived the Cenrce, Long. from Rata,ia, fk. matt• Tun. Ann kin ►hip. winch wi re 011 . Lpsanlztun yrsterda), art tutuitric up, uur of thrtn (flout the Last In d io►, and sickly. M•T The p ur v c of the Marquis of fluidly, I.unit d h. sr ht,c night lifts r 1,40%t. With 1111.1,4( . 11i r Chili,, Alld 11,11 Sir 1111111.11 IA.VII . hi St. Htlrut, for 1..4.1 11,:1,46r-s 3..1 the Purws of the Thomas Colitis landed 11115 111 . /1 .. 1.. from Bombay auJ Chula, with dispatches mud toads. PRICE OF sTocks YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock.. 5151 f I B. L. Am...... 187 13-11 i 3 per Ct. It• d ..7 I tit I India Sim k 2ln 3 per 7-2 ht 711 f Usito Bomb. 30 pr. 3i !ler Cent non I EL Bilk. 3.. r y I I pr. 4 per Cents... yot yui I Lottery Ticke , . 19/. (dr. 5 per C/. N. Ann. 104:1 I Coos. tor Aoe.. lift 105 10474- COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Timmy. MAT 4. am.terdgmx F. II 6 I Genoa Ditto Sight.. II 3 I Ifruine III& Lay. 25 _ _ _ Kul trnlain".. .. I I 7 I Malta 5O Auistrp cx-mo. II • Naple4 134 3 Palermo 1331 per .i. Altuna 34 4 I Lisbon 57 Paris 3Jii)'.6 date 93 09 Opus ti. k7 Ditto liounleaktx .10 24 39 Dulailia Fraisktnrt 011 lilt I Curk .... NI jilit l4l QUI I.ION. 31a.1i id .. - Ca.lia Balboa 3fil Cold so Barn 0 0 0 Barariumn....... 38 New I► o ubluuatt —0 0 0 Seville 3d hew Millar. 0 6 44 Gibraltar 34 I Silver in 14111 0$ 11 Lekkouru BIRTH In Fitzwilliarn-square, Dublin, an the Val lasi, Ilia Hon. Abs. P 4 ter La Touche, of a slaughter. MARRIAGE. A few date ago, in Essutsrul 'by. County of Wexford. De Putsmicr, I. Ir.nuthea, Orkin daughter of firscules Ezy. butt, of that town. DEATHS. At her Lunar in Da.s.un-strert, Dublin, Mt. emt!wrin Staustattl, rldr.l .I..oghttr ur Illc Ide E.ltui I:••i• ▪ tatty yearn Recorder of Dublou, and aftt rvittp: N.. itlllll. 01 a few drys Mums, at I'll house :It Mitlirlle G4lllll, r • Dultlsto, Peter LAIC 41.1 M Louglohn, NI I). In Duntli tow, coolly Dulthu, of a lingee.ottg rtnel Own.: : I't lee Mnlytn anx I yon., anti ..• weevilly lament. tl by his Nosily arid If ir1111•, in V/ hulls 1.1 and benevolent 1111111 M haul peculiarly ewdeared Witt MOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BIO1)I..4.- Monson SI offer lA. I aserieg 49 after to. LONDON : Priste.4 end Published Ili the Office, Nu. btrand; obese Advertiseuk ow air rt.s.c4.l, mid 1 e 44.,• (resi-pawl) ibilipt be addiesittl—C. SMITH, Nu I. Cletntist'd luu , Pruner—J. ‘IsIITIE, Nu. 127, Sli Publiehtr. i . 4 1;!"