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Corporation, air'. I..et not ban ia ditidro Isofire the 1911 s 01 AlArch last, excepting the charge of wain tattling the business of the stn.! Corpora' . Cie Atnija PIGGOTr now appeared to shew cauay agaimit this role, and coutendrrl, that this Court Istirl sin !sower, still less any right, In interpose its Oilliirbri , y to control tlie smiseagement oily cuut its ri I .1 company in its pecuniary C.1111•Pflia; for, in tier iaterposition of such power would be ass ption of legislative authority. But, posing the Cou•t could attract to itself 11 potter so novel and unprecedented, in this mite it would ale Gear from the law as it stood, that the Governors of the Hank of England bud no power to divide the stock. or any part of it, or obey the rnaudate of the Court in the teren• now required. Lord EI.I.ENSOROUGO interposed. and Hiked, whether the Corporator, who had applied for the in terposition of the Court, should nen have ii-ed all mean., competent fur him to use, toenail' the ob ject he had in view, before he mode this —did it :gnaw that 'this Gentlenstin had crim e all that he wo ad have done towards obtaining the end its view ? Ilad he attended the meetings held for the purpose of declaring dividend., and made any resistance to the proceedings of those meetings. or -taken say step before the constittsted authority of *Ow Corporation, it, effect the ilurpOse Oftlitepresent mppliention ? Sir ARTMI;II Pianos''r said, that Ylr. Giindry, Hue applicant, had certainly not taken those'steps, mod this was oue of several other flat answers to the 'Lord Etutstisoaoudit—" If there is that ob jection applying to this proceeding, I don't see 'tide this motion elm be entertained." Sir A. I'IUGOTT—" The dividend was made no the 19th of March. Enid it Vas declared by 'the General Court; and no motion was male by Mr. try for any larger or any other dividend than per cent." Lord Et.t.cuaneouoir- 4, Nor Made any objec tion or oppositicin ?" Sir A. PIGIGOTT" There was nn motion made hy him for any other dividend, nor did lie snake op positiost to the dividend then declared." Lord Ett.susorionon—w If a party dere not dissent, he assents." Mr. BROW/GNAW being talleettima fir his an swer to this objection. said, he felt himself obliged to admit, that it was fatal In point of turns to the present application. Ile had no doubt of being able to satisfy the Court that there was an nverplu. of profits divisible in the hands of the Husk of Esiglasid, independent of all 'contingent demands upon them, and the banking 'capital nOceloary to carry on 'heir business. Lord ELLastuoitonou said, dud this gentleman could not attain the object of his mot* per sully»; ; his motion should first he made to the Court, - petent to give information as to the state of the funds of the Corporetion : and if they did not produce the required information, then there inight be an appli cation for a inersdastis to compel them. Bat he was now assuming what the result of the fonds was, without adopting the proper Means of isiejuiring into the subject. • Mr. BIOUGHAM said. he could AO, by the 56th Geo. 111. toast, two years since. the Bask had di vided 9.5 per cent. prat Upon their capital ; but as he could not get over the preliminary objection • in point of form, he must withdraw the Motion; and come better prepared soother time. • Sir A. Nonni' said, that if the ease had gone ots, he should have referred to several classes iss the Act mentioned, which would have afforded an mistier to the application, in addition to several Others with which he was prepared. Mr. .---Sic.aat.uTT, on the same ride, mid, that if the application succeeded. no further dividend could be declared for years to come. Rule discharged. CONSISTORY COURT, Ilex vummso, 111UARDIAR, sodas/ SVLLIILW, Abel, milled (moues. This was a suit for a nullity of marriage, by rea. anti of • false publication of burns, brought by the Right Honourable John Sullivan. father, and there. fore guardian. of John Augustus Sullivan, a minor, against Maria Oldacre, spinster, falsely called Sul livan. A libel wu e'en in on the part of Mr. Sullivan, which pleaded that John Augustus Sulli van was born on the 19th of October, 1798; that Maria Oldacre was born in October 1795; that Mr. John Augustus Sullivan used, in the latter end of the year 1815, 10 go to Ritchen's Lodge, to hint with the Berkeley hounds, whereby be became ac quainted with Thorns. Oldacre. the linutintan, and I.4thec of Maria Oldacre, party in the cause ; that Air. John Augustus Sullivan was Vrevailed upwn by the artifices awl misrepresents. of Mr. and Mrs. Oldacre, to consent to a marriage. and brume were published in the parish church of St. ()lave, Souffiwark, between John Augustus Sulli. van and Maria Holmes Oldacre, which name of Holmes was neither her baptismal name, nor name of repute, but that it was unduly used for the pur pose of fraud, deception, rust concealment, to prevent the real names, Condition, and situation of the parties from being known by Mr. John Sulli. vin, and others interested therein. In conse quence of this publication of banns, the marriage was solemnized on the 15th of JOY, 1816; the, previous to the marriage, the officiating clergyman iiaptired of the parties whether they were of ate, and of the parish of St. °lave —that he was m in, by Mrs. Macre that ell was right, other due he would not have married the parties. an allegation was given in, which plead ,.l that Mrs. Sullivan is the natural daughter of Mrs. NI iry Amelia Oldacre, formerly Holmes, and ...14 Writ previous to the marriage of slr. and Mrs. 4 )1 , 1 were. That Mr, J. Sullivan was acquainted with the. Hammel' that existed between Isis sou and Chi sere ; tint tro artifices or misrepicsenta tiiiii. were used to procure the marriage, but that it was the voluntary act of Mr. John Augustus who gave instructions, in his own hand wri ion, the clerk of the parish fur the Obli gation 1.1 banns, and that the name of Holmes was not usr. l fOr the purpose of fraud, deception, and concealment ; au 11w contrary, it was that to which Nlrs. Sullivan was cousidereJ to he le , rnllllrol , v N being the mime of her mother at tor some of her birth, mitt was adopted for the par. ytt-t of wenn. tug such doubts as might hare ali-en with re.ret lo t 1 v .1011 . 1 or p•Mtratini tr hunts if the stamp of Whites had Stern omitted.— That sifter the inarringe,lllr..litlin Snllivnit and h's fa oily riaifrd ilsrm, and located them with grritt affection, moil gave them n credit for r,oor. per alumn i mid 100/. to set not with, in soder that they might be eittaltlishrd some time on the Conti nent fur the purpose of proctoring inetructors for Mrs. Sullivan. The Court proceeded to hear the critlrtive out these pleas read. t7otinsrl still he braid on the neat sitting of the COArt,Ttiday, the 29th instant. stanaterw-150V3/.. A Dr.PR AVE!) ' AND UNGRATEFUL CHARACTER. George Levi Perry. a yonag man of respectable Conner. lions, was yesterday examined tinder the following charge:— Mr. Yorke Hatton, jeweller, of Lower Thames-street, •fated, that the Prisoner had horn apprenticed to him some years since, hut sons after he catered his service ha dis covered that he was pursuing • system of plunder upon his property. This bail increased to so alarming • de 'gree, that after forgivenness for many thefts, be was at lellglit, in the year 1814, compelled to send him upon his Isla! at the 01,1 Bailey. Upon this necasi (((( in the apparent spirit of contrition and sorrow, be pleaded guilty to the crime with which Ire was charged, and the witnese, in muse quence of the iuterpusitiou of hit friends, as well as the die tales of his own humanity, strengthened by the tears and promises of the primmer, recommended him to the Court, and be els in edosisrynctive humanely discharged, and the witness coosented to take him once more into his service. In this 'iteration, however, he was not lung placed, when de prorFaHulss ' , were discovered which be had carried on almost from the moment of his induction. There were not only friend beim him duplicates of properly pledged, and letters unto the taking and disposing of other property, hot lie eon finked at the same time that he had robbed the witness to a great amwou•t. He acknowledged that he had frequently Made false entries in the books for It. and more at a time; that he had taken watches, rings, pocket-books, buckles, and various articles of jewellery, together with other monies from time to time. Just as he had concluded the confession, herwrver, he suddenly flirted into the street, and finally eirapert, eluding all possible vigilance until a few weeks Vince. leforbiatinn was received that he had first made his way into Wales, and that lie had afterwards gone to Bir nstweliam, where he got married and became settler!. He MN brought from thence by warrant on Iles 10th lost. The Prisoner, with the conical of all parties, was reteand ed till Saturday. nog-oreng ET. Yesterday a long investigation took place before Mr. Pennte, rivipectiox a rubbery in St. James's Park on Sunday night, uuder the following eery extraordinary circumstauces : On Sunday night Mr. Hooper, a gentleman who resides in Parliament-street., was walking in the Green Park, accom panied he his brother; they remaised till the clock struck ten, a n d having nu doubt but that the Honor Guards gates would be shut, sod being informed that if be made haste the Queen-square gate would be open, be in consequence took leave of his brother, mid ran with all speed to the Quetta-spare gate, and on his arrival there, to his great disappointment, tte found them closed and fast ; while lie war in conversatiou with the sentinel who was stationed at ILe gate as to how lie was to get out, a man came up, craned into conversation, and asked him what be would give to get opt Mr. Hooper replied he would, not give any thing. The man asked him if he would give his watch, whirl, be refused,; the man said he would have it, seized Mr. Hooper be the collar, and snatched at his watch chain ; a scuttle emoted; Mr. H. 'milted upuu the trealiael to take charge of the man, which Mr. Hooper said be refused to do, sating be bad no power to do it; the man succeeded in forcing Mr. Hooper watch, Sze from him, and ran of. Mr. Hooper pursued hits a short distance calling " Stop thief!" lout being feartlill of proceediug slung the Rird-cage. walk at that boar of she night. lent there should be others concerned wits the rubber, be gave up the pursuit, and re. turned to the sentinel at Queen.riquare-gate, who repealed that be had too power to lake the qrau into custody, sad that he knew nothing of him. Mr. Limper having observed the r•ilobet put something into the sentinel's hand in the scuttle, suspected be hail got his watch, and challenged bins with it ; the sentinel denied the charge, and said what the Mae had Pitt into his hand was a piece of Mr. Hooper's nerk..eloth, which he had torn off when he _collared him, anti be gave it to Mr. Hooper. Early yesterday morning Mr. Hooper attended at the office, and gave the above account of the trathaction. About six 'o'clock last evening, the put-boy employed at the there Jolly Ruicheis public-house, in Hutigerford Market, went into the shop of Mr. Jarman. watchmaker and jeweller, in the Strand, with a gold watch without a glass, and desired to have one put in. Mr. Jarman, after trnnion. lag the watch, interrogated the boy as to where he got the watch; the boy replied, from a man who was in their house. Mr. Jarman suspecting the watch, which is worth seventy guineas, was stolen, soot it being made by Ed monds and West, who reside but a short distance front him, and having received information that n gentleman bad been rubbed of a valuable watch of their make, he told the boy he should nut let him have the watch again, and desired him to go and stud the man who had given him the watch. The boy left the shop, and in a short time after a man, who proved to have been drinking at the Three Jolly Butchers public. house till he was intoxicated, eutend Mr. Jsrman's shop, and claimed the watch; out Mr. Jarman asking how be became possessed of it. he is plied, a gentleman had given it to him in St. James 'a Park, and produced a gold chats, and !eats whirli be said were originally attached to the watch.— This riot being a satisfactory account, Mr. Jarman refused to deliver up the watch, a n d pent tor an officer. The mu became very abusive to Mr. Jarman, and made a great noise in the slop; this attract' d the attention of those who were passing the sloop window, and IwQ gentlenteu looked in, when one of them exclaimed, "That is the man who rubbed me of my watch" (meaning the intoxicated man), sad be ri presented his name to be Mr. Hooper, and re lated the above circumstance of the roldsery hiss in St. took James's Park. An Officer theta arrived„ _ the swan into custody, and binterlit him Cu this Office. In a abort lime after he was exa 11111 l ed. Ile gala his smite Wu Thomas Hayes ; he ass Jun dressed in regimentals, bat be bad every appearance of hr,u a soldier. He was extremely impudeut to Mr. Hu int., and made use of the must foul law gusto: Ile was eommitt.il fur further examination ou the mi. deuce of Mr. Jai inset. lIARLROROVOH•/TR[IT. POISONOUS TEA. Yesterday afternoon, elitist Sir. liyer was tramarting business its politic roans of this office, ft respectable dressed man ralllP Op to the bar, soul said he %anted his 'W iley, us a subject which was of the ultimo iinportaucc to the community at large. 11w Worthy itlagistrate haring desired to know the nation e•f his effinennuirai ion, the epithelial untied a bundle which contained a tin canister; nod ft pane of whitlow glass, on a loch was arranged, in eery carious order, neat an hundred leaves of different deacriptimis, armed on! and dried. Hay ing laid the glass before the Magistrate, the gentleman phr ereded to date, that for a length of time lie had dealt with a rawer in his utighlmatlinnil, who was looked upon as a reapectahle tradesman, for tea, aurae, fur the Ise of his family; bit he ithscrvod (sod particularly of late) that the article had nut that doe Aar our which ten distiugnialred the gee's* lee. Its vain did he p to a Irigher prier, the Ira still tasted unph•asant. Himself and other members of kis family were often in with a pain in thleir howela, ■od very reecuily his intestines were men con. /meted, but the ranee was Mier suspected. Having lately seen in the public Journals an account of the trials in the Coact of Eitelwquer, and a prose.. by which imitation Sea could he discosered, he *as determined to ascertain what stuff he was in the daily habit of using. Accordingly, yesterday morning, sifter breakfast, he took iht leases out of She tea-put, suit after washing dot* • Ivan, 9 ,4 " 11 Steen. on a square of ales,, %%brit In lift diem till di) ; lac then 4a doiret trio! • utak! ritrit:i) lICC die %I :a. anti ti4e tiara ‘ that eau thronTh the leaf They were mod) tarter than the t" kav", and but the aromatic's( linch 44a might he growing in the 14• dm; shoot the metropolla The the m i g h t nag depewl on his own isi , he took the a hole 4*f them to three meshed' gentlemen of treat lwarlice, ahn.hi I"rati that Ilia! were not Ira, but come common learea, ninth from their appearance had hetn mixt 41 with a p 444.4 %%%%% 1111 substance ! Determined he macros, as for as in him lay, any further imlu,cltion on the public, hewer:need the reninio der of the tea, which he intended in have analyzed; and the porpose of his application waa to lay au information agoinat the cri.cer The :11wriatrate and Colonel Roarawrn examined the Ira, and also the 1 , smile of the latter weir. brnwii, aad tithers were a broose greets, but the most inexpeeiroccd per %ell COlll4l see they were not tea. 111 r. Dyer informed the Gentlemen that he merited the "thanks of the public at large for big laudable Inge, lout his application wi. out of the regular eildrar: lane-mat' should lie Brat given at the Excise Otfire, sod 11117 would march the grocer's premises. 'l' his the ticutlemau promised to du the first thing iu the morning. Dewed), the'rnan who stands charred with around hig.Jane Bottlers, was to hare been brought up Tor further. examination 3restrrday, but was again remanded till Thors day,in conseques,ce of the mou.attendeuee of some of ttie witnesses. Foy,lite oliiCer,brought down the Surgeon's report, which stated, that ase‘unfurtunate woman was muds worst. John Paine, alias Jail the liuteher, the pugilist, was been& tip by Pepper and Wyatt, constables, uu a 'charge of stealing a basket of linen, from the family ii Hitter Hon. Mr. Balfour, of Cnizon-street, Mayfair. It appeared that the linen was *eat up from Mr. B's country seat, sod wb•lst she vehicle was standing at the dime, the Prisuure awl another were seen to lake the bundle and fun way. lufur matson was given to Pepper, who took the Prisoner in bed yesterday ouroing. He was ideattied as the thiet by a rt. spectable witness.—Rensandeti. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. The freemen of York, resident in Hull, have had a theft ing, for the purpose of soliciting some independent:gentle NMI to offer himself as a candAste to represent that areieut city in Parliament. , The din of war already begins to ►esonnd throughout the Empire. and the bristle of active preparati 4444 for the elective contest is every where heard. J. W. Parkins. Esq. uow in London, o freeman of this city, intende to offer himself fur the rrpresentatiou of Carlisle, on principles perfectly tilde. pendent ; and S. F. Waddington, Esq of Lewisham, Kent, offers himself to the notice of the " once independent electors" of Appleby and Cockernunith --As our straitenea limits prevent us from eomment, we must refer to these articles themselves, which we are persuaded Will be perused with int -reat lisle Journal.) BRIIITOL F.Lecrtog —For some days past the expectation of an early dissolution of Parliament, and the declaration bf a contemporary print, that a new Candidate of the . . greatest respectability would offer himself for this city, has recited • 'cuusiderable Gement, althusgh no canvass has heen begun, end it is hoped none will be prematurely com menced to distrait the peace of the city. The Gentleman who has been named, passenger' powerful commercial cam neetions, and considerable interest, and the contest, if it take place, muse prove a Very severe one. On the merits or demerits of our perseat Representatives, it is not our inten tion to offer any remarks; but we may be allowed to admire the independelit spirit of Mr. Protheroe, who has again, if our information be t rue, declared, that he will hear the st Lute expense of the contest, without subjecting any relative or friend to the expense of • shilling in supporting him through it --(Bristol Mirror.) Mr. Branaby Cooper comes in for the city of Gloucester, in the room of Mr. Howard, who retires. We bare now four Candidates fur the representation of this borough, viz. Mr. Benson (tile presest Member), Mr. IRenyon Mr Hotriffray; and General Macaulay. The latter Gentles:me, sad Mr. Lewin, a barrister, arrived is this town on Monday evesiog last, sad were received with the usual " demonstrations ofjoy." Mr. Lee in, however, has since declined a contest on the preseiit occasion, expressing at the same time his determination, un a future opportunity, to be More forward in paying his respects to the electors, whose • oleo be now found to be very semi -ally engaged. The con test between the four Gentlemen who intend to stand a poll is expected to be very spirited, and tin person can anti. cipate with certainty who will be the successful candidates. The immediate winners are the pehli . Cans, whose eellats have been uearly emptied.—rStsfordskire Adrertiter.) Mr. Kinuersly and Mr. Wilmot concluded • successful COMMIS at Newcastle on Monday last, and afterwards paid their respects to the electors in the Potty' irr. On the Satur. day preceding, Sir John Haughey, we are told, concluded his caravan somewhat abruptly, and on the following day pro. evaded to London. Mr. C. Jeukluson havisg declared his intention of declin. lug the future representation of the Borough of &Amoral, Sir T. J—Tyrwltitt Jones, Bart. bas offered himself as a Can. didafe to iv proseut that Borough iu the neat Parliament. Mr. Blunt has made his last ea-pertinent (says the Bristol Paper) on the electors of that city. Tuesday he addressed • m nay assemblage from his favourite brass eminent on the Exchange, when he declared . that ulster, 1,000 rots s were secured to him, be would not again offer himself for Bristol. On any other ferias, be said, "it would be useless foe him to oppose the Ibrter, merely to pledge the 1{110." THE TUItP. BET i s ! N( Al TATTERA V E.CTERMIY. reglerilay was 3 boat• day at Toitritiall'.. I. Itort tn•>;i.inidg on Monday. 'fberr a. re vi r3I itoportaiil tlortnat . glory our last report, ng will he seen by the hat, as t..lluws DERBY. 5 to '2 nest Prince Paul So 1 nest Mmonides .6 to 1 toot Cain 15 kJ liffSi Shen to 1 neNt %Ito vvvvv r /0 to I tiogt Dictator 11 to 1 seat Itotrr Rseon li:: it 1 'sot any other. 15 to 1 not Ala•xrrtto • • 6 lob lit field lest two. Al ttibr ilo-qe. of the bruin! 'theie ass but a shade in the betting heincen the lii.t taw OAKS. .12 to 1 neat Trdily 13 to 1 nest. Flirt 2u to I west Sister to Sampan. 2 to 1 opt rattan' , sto 2 ag•t 13, a. f. 8 to 1 opt 1. , t0 V to 1 opt Lord Stowell - • . 'YORK SPRING MUTINS. TUESDAY, NAY 19. Sheepatatee of lOgs. rack, far labroc", funr•year olds, svr, Ilst. 91b.-1;callt wed riders. Two mills. Subscribers). Mr. Hill's gr. g. by Knowsley, ri.yri. old (owner) walked moil.. The Gold Cup, willow bags. by ei Slibseribers of 2045. coni, . . lbe sopping to be peal its sp. coo, for Isom., .§tte. of ell ages ; .Ihree-yeir oldie, 64. 411,.; four, 74. 1110 ; ti tt. , 4.1. ; .11c and !eget'. 84. 131h.—Two miles 31r. Lesithton's Is. inure, The I)ucl,e.s, by Cardinal VOA, 5.)r. Norse) 'uke of Ist. Is. Retying, 5-y re old 2 In 1 ouThe I)tacloe.n. A very fine I:tee. Sweepstakes of 31 1 ge. verb, 10r. fl. tor twos years old Cllll , , Sit. 21b. ; 511ica , Sat.—Two-year Ololos• Courier. :,Tess Sub ocriberv).. Mr. Watl's b. f. by Timmlci bolt, not of Tons Tit's dam (Jackson) ~ Mr. 2Vat‘on's b r. by %Vatlitho, slain by l'aivit.t .. Mr. R. Milures ch. c. Richmond., by V Woodpecker Sir M M Sykes'. gr. c. by Camillus—Shuttle. Lord FlitWiiii.in'sh c. Palinerio, I.y Ai.....1.* ... __. 5 14 to 2 apt. M. iVaiellliily , awl 3 to I agaia►t Mr. Wil son's colt. The Shoets....Sueepidnkes of 58^s. reel', h. A. for colts, Bst. 3111. • *hies, list —Last mile. Sisloseriltrrs). Sir W. Wynn ts bl. f. flanslice, by Young Sweeter, mit of Podsgra (Nicholson) Mr. Lastibion's el.. c Msudrville, by Y.ll' ..... 'pecker 2 !mid Eitattilliam's hl. c. Relisilis, liv Antlilik .. 3 CiA King's hr. e. Metter Bvverley, by l'erberns 4 Even betting on Mandeville, and 2 to 1 against Sausbee. The kat year of the Constitution Stakes, of 20gs. earn, k. ft. for horses, &e. of all ages, three-year olds, 5.t. 101 b.; (mar, Bst.; fire, Bst. 911.1.—0ne mile and a quarter.— (12 Subseahe's). Mr. Watt'. b. c. Blacklock, by Whittlock, 4.yrs old (J. Jacksou) 1 Duke of Leeds's hr. h. Rasping, 5-yri old Lord Queensberry's ch. c. Rurality, 3-yra ..... Mr. Brandling's b c. Wluill, by Thunderbolt, 3-yes 4 e to 4 on Blackluck, 2 to 1 asst Rasping, and 5 to 1 apt liornby. Won cleverly. The bawling Stakes of 50 ga. earls, h. ft. Aar &yrs old colts. Ilst. 31b —Last mile and thrrermrters. (10 Subsea-diem) Mr. Watt's b. c. by Cubes us, out of Tamborine atm). Mr. Gascoigne's b. c. Nolus, by Thunderbolt 2 Sir G. A rm'y Inge. b. c. by Thondra buil— Marzsret 3 hied Scarlsrouth's b. cllay l'hunderbolt—llelarietta 4 7 toe on Mr. Watt's malt, mad 4 to 1 agst good race, and won by only balls head. Handicap Purse of 501 given by the Steward:a, fur horses, .lc of all ages.—One Sir M. M Sykes's bay cult, by Camillus, dam by Shim le, 3 yrs old, 7st. 51h. (Niclailson) Sir M. W. !lidley's b c. Toby, 4 yrs old, 7.1. 12Ib 2 Mr. Bell's b, c. by Mark Trophimlus, 3-yrs uld, 3 The following also started, but were not plarell Jukr.on's b. I. Iltiltlvrness.l.nss,4.yrs. Bst. 0 Mr. Lambkin's. h. c. Dintiughtnao, 4-y s. Vst. 2lb Ld Se:sebroiith's b r. by Giilitmpiir, 75t.12111..... 0 Colonel Croft's b. e. by losteun, 3-yrs, 7st. 121 b.. 0 Mr. Ilrantllittes br. c by Gtrtrniir, 3-yrs. 74. I 2111...... 0 Mr. Cwitrrsou's gr. c. by Knowsley, 3-yrs, 6st. 1011 i 5 to 2 on the field, 3 111 1 apt th:irougionau, and i to i agst the winner. Hon easy. The Stand Purse of 60/. fur hours, of all agcs,—Heat., . mse mile and Os ee goes tel.. Col. King's b b. FuWord, by ilrville,6.yrs Mil, 9st. 31b. (1. Jackson) Mr. Dmir ttttt be's srls. i sat, by Governor, out of I.ssisrel Leaf, 3-yrs 0151,74 Sir W. Musser% b. colt, Peter Pastoral, by Sir Haul, 3 yrs old, 7st Lit Seal Mouth's Irv. grid. Dewdrop, by Sir Solomon, _ . ... .. , fops old, Sit 131 b. . Sir M. M. Sykes's eh. m. by Camillus, out of I',:.iine Magnolia, 6 yrs 014. 9.4. Even betting on Fulfurd, after the Iseat,l to 1 on him. This. Mreling was ninneruonly attended, and the Stand covered with heavily and fashion 1.11 the two first dace; the Course was iu a moist &plumbic condition un the Moado?, from the incrs.vant rains during the last fortnight, Pat was much better the two la►t days, ohrnl , lllllC good rt. tttt i t took Place. From the nstrurruus otisiolance. the quantity of racing, &c. York Spring Mreting roust decidedly rank no one of the Iliad Racing Meetings in England. We observed on the Stand the following !—Llttfre of !Reds, Marquises Carimarthrit and Queensberry. Lord and Lady Tyre..uncl, Hon G. Pelham, ilnu. G. Monson, Hun. E. Prtre, Hon. T. 0. Pooh It. Hou. Mr. and Mrs. Butler, Sir B. 11.Cinlinni, Sir %I% M. Milner, Sir T. §lingsbyi Sir P. Muscratc, Sir inNii Hytig, Mr. and Lady Lamina Laiiihton, Mr. and 31rs Vigour Harvey, / Mr. Glenda*, Lady Johnstone, Mr. Graham, Ms. brandling, Mr. G. 1.. Fux, Mr. T. Dulicuruhr, Mr. Riker, Mr. F. Hartley, Mr. %%wagtail and Lady Inane!, Mr. Tat too Sykes, 111 r. Julliff, Mr. litrialdraurtli Mr. and Mrs. 41. Stapylton. Mr. Brown, Mr. (;a►coignri Mr. Ts-earlier, Mr. Atitl ttttt , Mr. IY. Brandling, Mr F. Hawksvouth, Mr. StAr kir, Mr. R. JliMcn, two Mr. Heywonds, Colduels King, Cra duck, and Croft, Majors Kinky, Bower, and St. Pant, Mr. iVyclifr, two Mr. Scrimps:lg, Sir. Thrlln■un, Mr. Fenton Seidl, Sir. Hill, Mr. Clough, Mr. Booth, Mr. lVithasn, Mr. Cookson. Mr. Baron, two :fir. Gilbeit , , Major ruljathe, Mr. Ombler, Mr. Ildertun, tee. &c. CAISTOR MEETlNG.—itatocsbuifte. THIJRMAT, MAN" 14. Sweepstakes of lrOga. tads. wills 3ogs. addtd —two toile hen ir. Mr. W. RiclisrdFoil's h r. Mitsticmen, by Orville, 4 yrs told, tiot. Mb (Garbutt) Mr..Tooolors gr. no. by Cansoboos, utot of Swint, tf )rs floot 4311) 2 2 Mo. J. Korloardsoloo's b. f by Amadil, dam by Surrerer, 3 yr* ul.l, eat. 9th. 10 to lou 31a.terman. %%00. in a tauter. DISTRIBUTION OF V RIZ E-MON The laud fenny, under the command of the Richt Bon. Lbed William Bentinrk, fur the eapture of Genera, at the O 4 bee of Mr Ommanuey, No. 22, Nurfolk-street, Strand, an follows:—To the Coninisuder•in.Chief, General; arid PtelO- Odieris, Captains, Subaltern Officers, mi4Sesjeants, and the different elepai Intents of the Staff, on Thursday the 28th, nod Finlay, the 29th instant .—Tio the Cmporals, Drummers, and Private.s of the 3.1, 6tb, and Bth battalions Odle Killen Ger mano Legion, on Monday, the Ist, soil Tuesday, the id June. —To the Corporals, Drummers, and Privates, of the 21st, 31st, sod 62,1 Regoneuni of Foot, on Wednesday the 3.1, au n t Thursday the 4th Jun.—To the ('alabrian Free Corps. Greek Light Infantry, Ruyal Artillery, Military Artilleerr, Duly, Fs, and to all other corps attached to the army, on Friday the Sth, nod Saturday the nth June, Recalls %ann. ',Nee, every Tnesday, Wednesday, Thursday, sod Flidn, 'stool 11. e 2816 August IVAr4L L‘TIELLIGENCE. avdttn, MAY 24. Arriied to-day the Iris Herbert, from the Capr of Waal Hope, with the crew of t he Amsterdam, Dutch 74, lately wretked near the Cape; out 73 days. PLYMOUTH, MAY 23. Vaned up Channel the Hanover, from Jamaica fur Loudon. DM.. MAY 24. Yesterday Sailed the homeward-boned for the River. Came down from the River aud sailed, the Ann, Layhouhr, for Malta ; Rebecca, Audrey, fur St. Theintas'a ; mid Kingston, Youug, for Quebec. An iced and sailed fur the Riier, the Spelt... Quintin, nom Bengal ; and to-day cams down from the River and sailed, the Victory, Braithwaite, for Bombay ; Waterloo, Hepburn, for Madras; Regent, Wellbank, fur Batavia; aud Success, Parry, fur Liverpool. LIVFHPOOL, MAY 23. Arrived the Thomas Gibbons, Brewer, form Savanuida. Sailed 28th April, in company with the Montgomery and Sally, for Liverpool. Ou JOils May, at half past nine, p. m ha lat. 45. long. 38. 12 11111 foul of the John, Neck, from Li verpool, fur Qiithi e, *loco s h e immediately (moldered Crew saved. Also arm ived Ole Cep a, Forsythe. from Charleston; sailed 25th April. On 30th, in hit. 37. 44. long. 83. 27. spoke the Elizabeth. from Liverpool, to Charleston. Ou 3d May, in lat. 40. 19. long. 54. spoke the Gihralinr. from Roston, for Smith Amrrica. On 9th May, iu lat. 45. lung. 36.53. spoke the lass, from Leith, fur New York. )110Ittrt Ff.llll, MAY 22. The gallint, Anna Sophia, EVIII4, ennatcr, of and boom? In Rostock, coal laden, i■ going to al a this morning cot on the Herd Nand ; the %Ind bring easterly, and a heavy wit, Mt the flood tide she 6'leal with water; a number of ballast heavens have lawn employed to throw the cargo out of bee, id Lopes of saving the vessel fount beet/ming a wreck. *vr, vsv 24. The selotioaer lienrieite, of AiHotta; Cayken, mM•lrr, from Malaga, bound Ito ilansburglo, last from Dover, sprung a Irak off Dungenesl nu Fooday afternoon, and the Captain and crew Wert' obliged to toil her briwern five and siX &clot tt, slit hawitig upset ; she was bike* pOssessiton of by Ow smack Essex, of Lootroo, and the Argus pilot totter of aud lowed un shore at Mating.; un S4touiday last; cameo taken out, consisting of wiue and Inuit, the latter damaged. CORK, MAY W. Siite.l tar transport• *ith troort tor Canada. ArrimAl Slit Ilrmuu , firm Admiral Sir J. Itun lit 11fARKTS. • CORN rACHAGE, MoNnAY. Was' 23. We had a Essu.l supply of %Vilest this morn Mg frunt E;:o and Rent, and some further arrivals from alsroad, eass.esi the sale 141 he very dull, xi a decline of is per quarter from Fu day, and full 4. per quarter lower than this slay week. Barley nod 3101 are dull. 'Real fine Oats sinspost their price. Beans are in slentausl and 2s. per quarter skater. IN other kinds of se rain there is . no alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wisest ....41s 82s Grey Pea5e........ 3 4 1• Fin.. Bt6 90* hoe tlitto 4't. 54.4 English Wheot.... 50s Sla Tiek 11. ans Fine ditto Old ditto ON Small ditto 45. Sd. Rye —h 4.(ts Old dlttu • s'a els a Fine ditto 5(14 Feed Oasts .........20s 24 4 '‘ Barley 3os 34s Fineditto 27. 324 Fine ditto .. 6 —s ;iBs Poland ditto New ditto . s9* Fine ditto 31. 3ks Midi elf. 4 75 s rotator ditto. Us 410 Fine ditto • B2. Ns Rape Seed, per 1aat.'.461 521 White Ps ase (hui lers) 58s I Piste Flour "Os 2Ss Fine dittst SMITHFIELD MARKET, Moamar, Mar IF,. This .lay's market was (tiny supplied with prime Beast , . and the strew of Cattle in general aim cousideralilq. Bre t, utton. Lamb, Veal, and Pork, were cheaper; and the for ttttt et !hot was somewhat Lt isk —The is, it, marlet were pretty livrly Clover has r ut up in price ; lb% sod Straw fetched Ite.t prices. Subjoined is au accusal.. statement of the priers and numbers To sink the 'dial per stone of . . . _ 1tref.....46. 4.1. to 3s. 44. Head of Cottle this day Mottos. 4.. 44 to tit. 44. Itetists 2,324 1..ti0h.. 5.. 04, to 7a. 01. Sheep add ifinibs 14,t 0,, ) Vea1....4t. 0.1 to tic 0; CI I ITS Wyk al. at to 6t. 0!. ' '2llO HAY-1111ARKF.1' Hay 31. 1M Ud. to or. 0.. DJ. AIM* lt. ]di to 31. 36. Clover 4l. 011. tkl. to 71. o* . 01. NEIVGATE AND LEADENNALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass ) Beef 3a ea to 4s fsil I Veal 4s 0,1 io 0i 04 blitttun.. 49 Rd to bs 24 Pork.... bs 0.1 to os 0.1 'Lamb be. 04. to M. 44. PRICES OF HA PT. JAM PS'S. fly 41 34 (.I to 31 fia Od Chu V lit 6.1 to 31 fix Oa ('.lover 01 Us Od to 01 Os Od Y AND STRAW . WIIITFI*II.IIPFL. Hai.. 51 C. thl to Si n= 0,1 s ir " 21 16. ILI to 3/ 4 ed Clover 61 6 Oil at 7l 7: 11l PitiCE wry/ 11495. Rent 0 0/ tt, to 231 O SHNILet . 19/ Os to 22/ :OA FOreit" • • OS lo Us 110 P§. EW POCKET.. Krnt.... 24/ ob. to 241/ ‘).l Snsstx .. 2JI 01 to 241 10. Essex.. 24/ Os to 251 as Farnl'ant Os to —1 f,gl PRICE OF RAW Ai tatc.l Ly Ilic TAllow • ,Melleos. St. Jaktutoek Mas krt ..4o 41.1 Whitecluirel Market 41 SJ Average.... 4s 41g1 'AT per gtimr, ci 211 h. lAq state,' by the Illiiirberg. SI. .61111 ig.Mirket.. 4+ 4'''..l 1 IVhitediapul Markel 4. 5.1 Clare 3larkrt ...... Oa ii I New:riite 31arke1.... N IQ Avera4e ...... 4% 40 PRICE t►l: TALLOW, Town Tallow 76. 0 Yellow lloasin 75, 0,1 76. 0.1 Whileditto— 0,1 Ori Soap *IOW ...72s 0,1 —a 0,1 Meiling Slott 11:1s 01 —* 0,1 Ditto 1-ois!% 1 1 4:11, 0.1 —a 0,1 *DAP, Arc. per 1121 b. Yellow :soap 0/4 MoDled 10.4s Curd 1 11. 10: 1 4 Graves Good Dregs lO lit PRICE OF CAN Dix,s, 'Pallor almoner. Rail. Price of Candles, lier dotes,. It 6.1-11.1.11.1..14A 0.1. MI. per disco allowed for rea.ly rosy. I'IIIOE OF LEATHER. Bolts, 50 to 50 Ilis each 21.1 to 241 per lb. Ditto, 50 to 6611P0 each 254 to 201 Oressmß Hides Flue Cimrh !Hiles Crop Mita 35 to 40 Ills forrltitiog 15kil to Ittid Ditto . 45 to ..... Hip to 214 Call' Skins 30 to 4011. 2lBl to 234 Ditto 50 to WI. 204 to 321 tiitln 10 to @albs 27.1 to 311.1 ionitti Seal. (.!..-eritlatfil) Laver ditto :Dowd Horse hidr. 15141 to 1744 Spanish Hon , : lodes ET, Ma+ 25. Price 334. Q.I. to 44. .... 35%. 64. to 39. On. .... 441. tn —•. 0.1. to —s. Y n'TER DAY PRICE OF STOC I 3 per Ct. Red.....77f1i 3 per Ct.C0ter....7414i 4 per Cepto.....9tiaa 5 per Ct. N. Au. 1071; I 'Wilk L. Aim. Indiu Bout! ..:. 99 pi. FA. Bill% 2... 20 17 pr. nit t 0.511 .....I9 pr. Lottery 'nark. i 9/. 10.. Onpoiew t.... .11•. Cons. fur Aye.. 78;13,1 bevon, Thursdny last , the Inds of Livot Ede Nluntniu,v,,ry, It N. a.. scour es WV. pl./.1, ul Lo,l Viscount Ftankfort dr 11l1.11111t1P1 I re), of H SOH. MARRIAGES. At Dantele, P. Picket in e, Eny. Isle of Liverpool, to Miss Rutlie Henrietta Willirhuana Strtrens ; acid s r %V V. V. anike, Knight of the Prussian Gisler of \lent , and limekt bt . the Cruse, Cutiornsuilaut of Dlittsig, and Colonel of the 4th 11 eintent, to Miss Panlion 11111 n 11111111 Sirlijlls, 40a/hives uf C. C St•fteits, Esq. of Uhiniaig, and bib:llllJ ' Pit kei jog, of l.it, t pool. At Curt near Doriecurems, Jotrn Wood., to iiidoiste l bonier, at the adva ce.d ace of 112 )vale. Hr lived a regnla. tool srilwi His wile duel llnoin tw•o crtrrs ago, aged bt. He was 42 years old the day of her Moth. He was horn Atom. Dome iii tato, in ihr reign of lino 111. at• commr he has lived tu the reign of five FOCI* s sive Slimarrlti ; and the reign of the pn.ect Kim: has hero hilizer than that toy otter who ever ',eroded the ,hens. Cir the 18th tin t. in the p. tour of hfr, at Aliluhulm, near Kr-ir. F..q. • In. for of improver's' tell to his Grace the Duke of Disci tench anti Queenstt•rry, to the district of IPA:dale, nod late Cmdaiii in the Dunifiies shire Yeomanry Cavalry. Al Orroly Lotlge, Iltosa Commas,, on l'thlay morning, the 1.2t1 Hannah, the chit t .I.inglater of the Rigla Sir John Sinclair, Bari, On illte 1;114..r of Mnnoi.iy, the lßih .rf May, of n tvilLos frvcr, Nita as illneps of Iru 51.111,111 the 36i I. )var of los 3. 4 4 , Dortormolos Tlommom, of Lev:., lair of Il.lllfax Ou r.iitay Mir "'Alward Loftus, Part. ul 31isunt is the r ttttt tly of Kitlt. tiny, at the soti :toe. tt ttce of eighty. live. He ass the armor thesther of the Good Joys, of ID troonties of h•III•etINV sod Ovxtinil, atid was tLtnlore (sitter of HIGH WATF"tt I'AV Al' LON MIN IMIUGE Morning v 7 it It ti. f Exeliing alloy 7. 1(,(1\ non: Ps merit and l's , Mi.hrol al tin Illlire, No. 1'27. Shand; slwre sinf peill I. it. 1.1 (pust•poul) tiinst he add,. St;I•lil, \,.. el..messe% H Nu. 1.7, Sti.ti COAL MANIC sips at blanket. Shil 35 Nem ensile 1 4 Sistiolerlaild Vt.rk.hice • Coal r