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1 ) 1 1 1 i i SPORTING INTdLLIGENCR. nWIIARKtT 'IIOVOHTON BIETTI NO. Highness the honourable onour ii ow- . strong ..,nivg to the and won by a length easy. Sakes of WO am each, h ft. Colts Btt 31b, fillies Rst. T.T.C. Sir 1.-Dy•fee Skirmisher, by Sozolenskn - - 1 Me. lissside• br f by Smoterisko. dam by Sir Peter - 2 Mr. M. WONon's ch fby Sniolenskn co V. Chilton - . 3 Mr. Wiallistweon's b c by Smolensk° - pd - Betting, 3 to 1 on Skirmisher. T. allistarted well together and kept so, each taking a slight lead tin within the ropes, when Skirmisher came nut, and won a sesatifully contested race by a neck. The winner was rode by Gift, 31r:Bmith's by John Day, and the other by Buckle. Subscription Plate of bOl. 2 yr olds carryirg bat 71b, and 9 yrs Rst 101 b. T.Y.C. r, Sibler to placed ; yrs mi, 2 lohnShelley's rs, the others became very strong dash) winning by • luigth. Ariel was rode by Barnard, and most of the others by - - -- Match. 200, It ft. T.Y.C. Worth% 's Oirouette. Fist - . - 1 lord Orforti's Orion, Bst 81h - - - 2 Betting, 6 to 6 on Oirnuette. . This match was finely contested from the start to ending, and cpe more closely or truly run has not been seen this meeting. They went off level, and did not separate till the last stride of hone, when Oirouette contrived to get her head in front, by which si'z won • ith great difficulty, rode by Arnull ; Orion by Roberts. Match. 200 h ft. T.Y.C. Air. Wyndhara's Camel, fist 31b . . I Ma. Wilson's Tarandus, fist 71b - - 2 Betting. 6 to 4 on Tarandus. Mist started abreast, and made a gnoi race to the cords. when camel took the lead, and was not again headed. Buckle, on Tama- due, Hogged severely, but could not get further than Camel's quar. ' too. losing the race by a good length. The winner was Jockied by Anal 6 1 61. (handicap) for 3-yr olds, and upwards. A.F. Dr.ke of Orafton ' l ch f Tontine. 3 yrs, Bst . . 0 C. Hunter's gr f. by Walton—Lisette, 3 yrs, 7st filb - 0 Mr. Greville's b f Dahlia, 3 yrs, 7st IVY - - 3 Bated Foley's h f by Smolenako—First Fly. 3 yrs, Tat 81b 4 Captain Roues chit Coovittioo, 4 yrs, Bst 101 b - 5 !..fr- Wortley's b f Scandal, 3 yrs, last 91b . - dr Betting, 2to I eg s t Dahlia, and 3to I &gat Tontine. ~They all went at • spanking rate to the bushes, where Lisette came out, and took the lead, watched by Tontine and Dahlia, the stsiers either tailed or beat off: Hunter's filly kept in front until witkhi the Ism two lengths of home, when Tontine got tip even with PM and the judge declared it a dead hest. The race wan not run again, aa the Duke and Mr. 11. agreed to divide the Plate. Tontine, agreeably to the Tulsa of the J. C. walking over. Tontine was rode *Bugikle, Lisette by a lad, Dahlia by R. Boyce, First Fly by Clift, and Conviction by Robinson. Match-100 h ft. Ab. M. Mr. Prendergast's f. by Rainbow, resolved forfeit from Duke of Rutland's c by Woful. Match.—io. • Mr. Pettit's Retirellt received forfeit from Colonel Wilson'a c by Abjer. THE APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW. thrtawaiption Handicap Plate of SOL Inc three-year olds and up. wards. D.I. E. „Wlkm's Black Daphne, 6 yrs 3st 121 b oleuy's Cinder, 5 yrs, Ilst 61b Lambion's Spermaceti. 5 yrs, Bst 2lb Jiheke of Rutland's El Dorado, 4 yrs. 7st 91b Wt. Wyrirlharn's Stumps, 3 yrs. 7st Ink Mw. Rush's t by Pioneer, 3 yrs, Tat lib If inditsp Sweep-stakes of 10 so; each, for 3-yr old and upriser& T. Y.C. MF. Latobfon's Spermaceti. 5 yrs ifi.lFlrrbes's e by Selivn, dam by Ditto, 3 yri ' Warwick's cby Crecy, 11 yea e. Orevire's Flounder, 3 yrs be of Gra ft on's Rebecca, 4 pi E ; seter's Palais Royal, 5 yes Exeter', Attica, 3 yrs Mr. Molony's Cinder, 6yn heed Jersey's A rf el, 3 yrs . Mr. rettit's Cadiz, 4 yrs Mr. rettit'‹Retrest, 3 yes Mr. roelett's bogie, 5 yes Match. 1401. le ft Ah. M. Bst 514 each. Doke of Rulland's Adelina agst General Groarenor's Crockery. Match. 1001. Ab. 11. Kit 71b each. Mr. Orerllle's Den Carlos agst Mr. Thornhill's Reformer. MaLch. 2001. 1).1. Duke of Grafter:a Rats received GO from Mr. Thornbill's Simprise. NIWIEMICZT, TIJURSrAY, Two o'Ccoce. Match. IM. h. ft. .1 6. M. !Me of Rutland's Adele's, Oat Sib - - - 1 Osten, Grommet's Crockery, Bst blb . . - 3 Ilandicap S w eepstakes of 10 SOU. each, foc 3-year old end upwards. T. Y 11. t i l e.% !flats Royal, 3 yn; old, 11.,t dtb - 1 _ . ones Cinder, IS m old, Rut b ib - - 3 Meaty nil oth ti za : a l i t hi l d 'll e k t oo o rt a n g o n n s es t t re e w d i o n le er ti t y r t e t el ie y event i .i Eriseavy rate tur i t ia % Lees lass 11 1 11:11•011rite e at . 2 t 1 . between hew shade Tanvdus, let b, and Orion, en Slb. for 100. T.Y.C. weather, is very unfavourable this morning. Tuesday, at Pitsfertd ; on Thursday, at Red Lodge ; and on Friday, at Buttock's Booth—each morning at half-past ttn. 'air R. !Melton's !founds OD Monday, at liatiantry Bank—at eleven °lock. TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, NOY. 3. Vets little betting except on the Derby. in consequence of the absence of the principal speculators. There will not be any heavy business done on the St. Leger till the nominations ate declared in January neat; it was said tbat this Stake would be doubled, but it appears to be abandoned. Belzoni and enrsailer are rising, and it is very probable that the latter will, rre long, occupy Bedlainite's station of first favourite. The general odds are as follo ws DZIIIT. 15 to 2 ago 3lonarch 17 to I agst Spectre 19 to 2 agst Bolivar IS to I agst Sop:tist 14 to 1 agst Brother to Ivanhoe 18 to I agst Alvance 15 to I apt The General 2U to ► apt any other OAKS, 17 to 2 agst Sister to Moses 17 to 2 sgst Pawn 9 to 1 spit henry lIT. LE 8 to I apt Bediamite 12 to I apt Crusader Ti to I aim Parasol 19 to 1 apt Elitabcli 14 to 1 apt Quadrille 22 to 1 art Be!z-mi 23 to 1 'tot Barefoot. THE ARMY. General William Knoll s, Ltett tenant-Governor of S. John's, Newfoundland, is nanird for the Governorship of Fort William. Detachments belonging to the Nroolwieh and Chatham Divisions of Royal Marines arrived, on the 31st ult. on board the Speke tran sport, at Portsmouth, from Bermuda. A Detachment belonging to the East India Company's Service embarked, on Wednesday afternoon at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. Detachments belonging to the following Regiments marched yesterday, from Westminster :--The 58th Regiment, for Hull; :be 89th, for Mawehester ; the 11th, Light Dragoons, for Maidstone; the 2d, 3tl, 38th, 44:h, and 48th, for Canterbury ; the 13th and 14th, for Chatham ; the 3lst and 53d, for Portsmouth ; the 35th, 27th, 93J, and 98th, for the Isle of IVight ; sad the 76th and 96th, for Winchester. 4 1 i. 1 ^, ) . , 1 . , . ' t obi r 1 .. i- r i 4 , 1 . 1 i 1 . . , . • ... . 0 • I ) . .' ~ . 4 . i . ii ' i ! 1 . ) I '4 • i. i I . . • . • i ...- WEDINTIFDAY NICITIT. rußweather to-day was extremely favourable, the t me very Sue, and the company both ntunerous and Royal Highness Prince Leopold left Cheveley about Al tlhefs foe tip Heath, after which his Royal Highness left fottopn. . Ifjs Royal Highness returns to Cheveley next Iltinaday, to spend the ensuing week with his royal relative and the distinguished visitors of his Grace the Duke of Rlllimil,.. is the diversion of shooting. Several fresh vi- si'atti !Sleeted, and a regular baitiie in the woods for raztvol take place. ;ITAintingfteld has departed, and his Grace the is of Richmond, we believe, leaves trs to-morrow for sob*, 14'11r:rill Highness the Duke of York was' again pre-' aersk asi . Wert- -7.• Dap of Rutland, Duke of Grafton, Duke of Richmond, and Duke of Portland: Marquises Titchfield, Graham, and Elute; UV Jersey 2 _ Lowlaer, Otford, Anson, G. Cavendish, Voralsee. swirl), Sontinela, Fitzroy. Chatham. Banners, Sir auketriatalloy. Big John By ng, Clearest Grosvenor, Hon. C. Wynd- tat_sa Am Mr. Irby, Hon. Mr. Ds Roos, Colonels Russell, Synge, 7 lialgalk Anson, Aubray, %V ibtsn, Ildny, Major lilund2, Captain Illsogist. Mew& Lanibton, SVortley, Rusk. Goddard, Douglas, Po". alolony, Keating, Pierrepoint, Collett, &c. In thaw 'ening the betting was rather heavy, but, as the odds remain nearly as before, we refer to our repot t of !latcffil Y atch between Rufus and Surprise far 200, will not be run, h A. Eitlay, between Sir John Bvng's Skirmisher, Oat 71h, against Mr. Lee's Scnoleasko Mly, lad for 30 sous T.Y.C. Skirmisher Is the fatinite. The Andley End Stakes, for the same day, for 3 yes o l and upwards, wan tilled up this evening, with the following irit o ses Migo, Cramer, Zealot, Lisette filly, brother to Addy and issitgage. A sweepstakes for 2 yrs olds is also appointed. There iet a bability of racing on Saturday, and some matches are talk of. „Te m e Handicap of 100 soya each. proposed for to-day, Intestine 0 the tur een. not being sufficient. Al ass beveley dinner party, were his Royal Highness the fluke o f ork, Marquis (Deism Earl Chatham, Honourable "Ir. and Lady Caroline Perwlett, ' Mr. Pierrepoint, Mr. Sloan, lord Kennedy. tie. . At Mr. Letalkitsittem'a—Rarl Lowther. Lord C. 3fanners, Honour- s* Mr. Rasserifteld„ Mr. Douglas, Mr. Prendergast, Mr. How- ard, Re. At the Room'—Marquis of Exeter, Lord Jersey Lord Verultm, Lord Amnon. Lord Dunwich, Col. Aubray, Cot. Russell, Col. Stile. Mr. Payne, Mr. Fielding, Mr. Keating, Col. Walpole, Mr. Lesson, Mr. Rosh, 31r. C. IViLion. Match. 100. T.Y.C. Jerboa ond.Lisik Boy. Betting. 5t04 on Fawn (Jerboa.) The Link Boy trick the lead ant made strong running to the ropes. when Pews let loose, got a-head, and won by a length easy. Rode by Wields, the Link Roy by F. Royce. The Riddlestos Stakes of 100 sovseach, h ft. Colts Bit 31b, fillies get 161 b. T.V.C. - Lord Jersey's b e Ariol, 3 yrs Sir Joke Shelley's b f Leila, 2 yrs Cr. Wilson% b e by Muley, dent by Stud or Sorcerer, Paterorth The following also started, but were not places Mr. C. F'. Hilton's eh c dirlldwood, 3 rrt Lord Warwick's e by Creey—eardlnal Puff's dam, 3 Goddard's b e by Smolensko—Norah, 2 yrs Lord elsrendon's b c Brother to Skiff; 3 yrs Lord Grosvenor's br r Bnnelues. 3 yrs Lord G. C.sventlish's Black Cat, 3 yrs hord Verulam's b e by ‘l'orul, dam by Meteor Op Ow. Grosvenor's h f by .Abjer—Mite, 2 yrs /Juke of Portland's br e Mortgage, 3 yrs Mr.. Hunter's ch f by Ccrmoe--t_iprightly, 2 yrs Mr. Pettk's br e Retreat. 3 yrs ,lr. Oreville's br f Fawn, by Smole.nsko—Jerboa, 2' Betting, 3 to I apt Ariel. and 3 to I agst Fi They kept well together to the bushes, where Sir Jt Lens came in front, closely fn:lowed by IQrd Jersey' keeping in a burly near at band ; the struggle beam tetween these two, and terminated in his Lordship lIIINT[NO A !POINT), ENDA. f •f . * Bartell's Ilosada .111 caret eo Monday, at Sudbury ; in • I , at Bradley ; sad on Saturday, at Monday , Palk— at ln -aatt ten. it George Skaters rat Blasiada ea Taaaday, at Scrrelilre yak , and on Friday, at Haadsvortle Bar.--et tau tt'clork oath dm/. liTio, Mimic/n*4i Hounds on ' Minds', at Upton flosse—at a a,to before cloven. Ft r Mutters' Wanda is litedit, at Tlieelep Td.o-: on - , y ti . __. NAVAL INTELLIGENC F. Foltz*,mourn, Nov. 2—The Vibelia trantport, James Cor bett, commander, arrived yesterday, in fifty-two days from Rio de Janeirn—left on the 10th September. She had • remarkable pas. sage. not having tacked or reefed during the whole voyage. Lett at Rio the IVeßatley, carrying Sir George Eyre's flag, having ex changed crews with the Spartiate. Also arrived, the Diamond, Lord Naptder, and the Bramble cutter, attending on Sir Charles Stuart. The Spartime, with the Wellesley's crew. sailed on the Ith of September for Lisbon, with the treaty and despatches from Sir Charles. The Blanch was fitting to go round Cape Horn. Freights were making up among merchant ships, which latterly had been very rare. Mrs. Graham, widow of the late Capt. G., of' the Doris, came home in the Vibelia transport. The l •aaten g ers say that Lord Cochrane had not been cashiered the Brazilian service. " LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVE\I\G. Wind W.N.W. with rain in squalls.—High Water 10 min. p. 3. Arrived the Brilliant, Aitkin, from Glasgow ; Phcebe, Craw ford, from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video; Dart, May, from St. Vincent's; Ann, —, from Honduras; Ellen Jenkinson Mur phy, from Smyrna, sailed from Smyrna 25th Sept., and the Coast lit October; Magnet, and Clyde, —, from the Mediter. ranean • Fame, front Rio Grande; Anacreon, Stonehouse, from Quebec; and Three Sisters, Wilson, from Paraiba. The Gleaner, Neal, from Liverpool for Newfoundland, was spoken 19th Oct. in lat. 46, long. 40. The Phcebe, Crawford. from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, sailed front the latter 26th August; the Hebe, Heaviside, for Fal mouth, sailed 22ti August. On the sth Sept. in lat. 22, 8, S. long. 37. 48, spoke the American ship St. Peter, from Lisbon for Rio dr Janeiro. Ott the 6th Sept. in lat. 20, 43, S. long. 37. 58, spoke the ship Sarah, from Sicily for Rio de Jantlro; on the 16th, in lat. IL 15, S. long. 31, 36, spoke the ship Mariame, from He .re for the South Sees. On the 12th Oct. in lat 27, 9. N 1 33, 20 , spoke the American ship Suffolk, from Batavia for Ant wtrp, out 82 days; on the 16th Oct. in lat. 31, 26, long. 34, 23, spoke the transport barque Vibelia (No. 10), front Rio de Janeiro for Portsmouth. The Britannia, Healy, from London. has arrived at Demerara. The Seeforth and the Eleanor were to sail from Demerara for Liverpool J 4 drys after the Wilsons. The Forager, Rosindale from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 27th Sept. in lat. li, 32, N. long 22. The Peter Ellis, Cherson, from Liverpool for bliramichi, was spoken lbth Oct. in lat. 44, 57, long. 34. The John, Young. from Miramichi for Shields, was lost on the Magdelene Islands, 6th Aug.: crew saved. The Agenoria, —, from Faro for Liverpool, put into Stud. wellt Roads Ist inst., and remains. The Spartan, Young, from Liverpool, had arrived at St. Tho , may's and at D emerara. The Fearon, Ferguson, from Port-au-Prince, has arrived at Cowes. The Highheld, White, front Liverpool. has arrived at Dublin. The Fame, —, from Rio Grande, sailed 20th August. Left the Lovely Ann, of London, loading for Antwerp. On the 14th Oct., in lat. 31, 4, long. 29, spoke the American schooner Presi. dent, from New York for Tenerife. On the 24th. in lat. 46, long. 27, spoke the ship Ann and Amelia, from Penang for London. COTTON AIARILET.—OUr cotton market is dull and flat, but prices remain without much alteration. About 4,000 or 5,000 sold in this week. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Timandra, Wray, has arrived off Dover; she left Calcutta the 20th April, Sand Heads 2d May, the Mauritius, July 39, and St. Helena —. The Liberal, Matson, has arrived off Dover ; she sailed from Batavia May 14, and from the Mauritius, June 20. The Harriet. Fulcher, has arrived in the Downs ; she sailed from Singapore May 30, from Attjeer July 2d, and from St. He lena Sept. 6. The Dexeron, Billett, has arrived off Portsmouth ; she left Sydnew May 26, and St. Helena Sept. 10. The Alexander, Robe (Dane), has arrived off Southworth ; she sailed from Batavia June 10. and from the Mauritius Aug. I. The Phoenix, Palmer, and the Dart, Hastings, feom the South Seas, has arrived in the Downs ; the latter sailed from Patagonia on the Bth of August, and from St. Helena the 14th of September. VAN DIEMEN'S LA ND.—The Elizabeth, Collins, from Lon doo, arrived at Hobart's Town in MAY. Nzw SOCTEI WALES.—The Hercules, Vaughan. arrived from London ; and the Cyprus, Rand, from London, the reth of May. The Royal Charlotte, Corbyn. for Madras and Bengal ; the Asia, Pope, for Bombay; awl Hercules, Vaughan, for Batavia, were to sail from Sydney the 30111 of May; the Hugh Crawkwd, Lang don, for Singapore: the Sir Charles Forbes, Foulerton, for Bengal ; and the Phoenix, Dixon, for London, were to sail from Sydney the 10th of June. PASSENGERS PER DER ERON.—Capt. Billett, from New South Wales; Capt. J. L. Mringy, Mrs. Socket, two Mr. Ferguson', Dr. Cooke; Capt. White, late of the Pntenix ; Mr. Flora, from St. Helena. ' ARRIVALS AT TILT. MAURITIUS.—The Pallas, Conk, from Gibraltar, the 20th July ; the Ganges, —, from Liverpool, the 23d July; the Africa, Skelton, from London, the Ist August. ' The Margaret, Henderson, was to sail for London the 15th August. The Anna (French ship) was hove down, and would be able to sail for 3laraeilles the 25th August. Attrtivitts AT BENGAL.—The Rockingham, Beach, from London, the 29th Slay ; and the Waterloo, A lsager, twin London, the 4th Juni. The General Hyd, Nairn*, was to sail from Bengal fur China, the Bth July. St. HELkirit.—A ship was in sight, standing in for St. Helena, as the Deveron was leaving. ARRIVALS AT BATAVIA.—The Lord Castlereagh. Durant, from China; Apollo. (bedew, from Antwerp, 6th M ; Earl St. Vincent, Reeve'', from New South Wales. 25th May; Countess of Loudon, Droves, from Bombay, 29:h May; Marquis of tans down, Heathorn, from San Bias, 7th June; Admiral Cockburn, Cooling, from Sydney. 12th June. SAILINGS moat BATAVIA.—The Lord Castlereagh, Durant, fit Bombay, 16th May; Alexander, Dickie. for Bengal, 30th May; Margaret, Simpson, for Sirgapore, 30th M a y ; Al ert , Fuller, for China, 11th June; Marquis of Lansdown, Heathorn, tar Bengal, 15th June; Admiral Buyskes. George. for Marseilles, 17th June; Augusta, Odes, foe Chins, Illch June. ARR/VALS AT MADZIRA.-.-The !WACO!, llargraves, front Li• verpool, Bth Oct. ; Fatale, Short, from London, Bth Oct. ; Promise, Gibbs, from London. 10th Oct. ; Sir William Wallace, Brown, from London, 15th Oct.; Hibberts, Theaker, from Lon don. 17th Oct. flout:he FROM AIADEIRA.—The Roscoe, Hammen, for Bengal; Promise, Gibbs, tnr Bombay, 12th OA.; I , :talle, Short, for Madras and Bengal, 11th Oct.; Qu Wiliiam Wallace, 17th Get, for the Mauritius SAILING rook Rio JANEIRO.—The Brother', York, for New South Wales, 3d Sept. ARRIVALS AT THE CAPP.—The Olive Branch, Anderson, from Loudon, 121 h Aug.; Penelope, (Amalie. from London, 17th August; Mafia, Norton, front St. Helena, 18th August; his Ma jesty's ;hip Champion, from Portsmouth, titi August. SAILINGS FROM THE CAPE.—The Palambang. Hyde, for Batavia, 13th August; Liberal, Matson, for Rotterdaiu, 14th August. '1 he Abel Tasman, Kcnnis, from Batavia, and the Mulgrave Cantle, Ralph, Irons London to Bengal, were of the Cape 31st August. SAT•VIA,JULT /s.—Tho Guardian, Sutherland ; Mary, Steele and Jane (late Tankeesly), had sailed item Batairta fur Singapore, to load for England. ARRIVAI s AT Nicw SOUTH WALES.-.-The Brutus, Thomp son, from Otahelte, Bth April; Va/eite, Phillips, from China, 11. h April ; Hawes, Dibbs, front Van Diemen's Land. gist April; rockington, Jones, from .04 hitter:, and the Pewee. THE BRITISH PRESS. Rtgctt, Rowe, frost London, 2Gth April ; Joint Bull, Reilly, from the Matiritiva, lflth April. The Mary, Reid. sad Bridges, Newton, Southssamen, were totally lost on the Fidler,. SHIT/ SPOKEN WIT) —The Margaret, Simpson, from Bata via to Singapore. 2d June, in the Strait of Banco; the Royal Charlo'te, from London to Madras, 9th July, all well; by the Ilippomeore, arrived at tl*Cape. 'fhe Malcolm. Ryles. from hot,sloti to Madras and Bengal, off Trinid.d, till well; Guildford, Johnson. from London to Illideas and Bengal. 10,11 July ; by the Sir Edward Paget. arrived at vise Cape. The Marquis Wellington, Blansbard, from Leedom to llengal list .luly, by his blejesty, ship Champion, arrived al tale Cape. The Claudine, Christie, from London, and the Rosette, H e. Iron Liverpool, ler Bengal, on the I.; of October, in lat. 36,04, N. long. 11,04, W.—AU well. SHIPPING I N 7'E LI. IC; I.: ATE. CUSTOMHOUSE, Nov. 2. SHIPS ENTERED INWAIIO3.—The George. flolbern, front Guernsey; Luna, Glendening, from Alkmaar; Allies, Canning. ham, from St. Peterabtugh; Burlia nro, Stonehouse, from ditto ; St. Feder, Pedersen, from Christi.nia Parsground, Funneinark, from Perseround; Emanuel, Bredselorff, from Sehien James and Ann. Mackerel, from Standgate Creek; Rival, Wallace, from St. John's, - N. B. ; Economy, Harrison, from Quebecand Mon treal ; Nautilus, Storey, from Archangel; Formai, Sits, front Christiania; Charlotte, Williams. from Sligo; Mary Ann, Ellis, front Killala ; Speedwell, Bennington, from Dublin ; Mary. Evans. front Wateeford; Joseph and Fanny Lobbitt, from Dublin; Heart of Oak, Bowen, from Limerick; Victory. Griffiths, front Ynughall :and Royal George, from Sligo. ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Silvia, Mackie, for Rio Ja neiro; Bucephaltra, Guild, for Gibraltar; Hsery Davi hion, Barclay, Sr Jamaica; Clifton, Smith. for diuo; Rimeborough, Caasie ' for ditto; Mary Ann, Winter, for Sr. Thomas.; Three Slaters, Jones, for Waterford ; Eriu, Allen, for ditto ; and ErOltol7ly. James, for Cork. Cr TARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GarivEsEND.--The Commerce, Fournier, for Cattalo; Fortena, Carlow, fee Ferrol ; Waterloo, Shepherd, for Beruburgh • Heureux Esprit-, Duval, for Havre; and Waterlily, Bruce. for Jamaica. CLEARING OUT Seppinga,. Rogers, foe Jamaica ; Gustav, Oats, for Stettin; Cimoni, bleably, for Hydea; Desire, Bailey, for Bilboa ; Bramin, Rawson, for ditto; Enterprise, Witham, for Bordeaux ; and Columbus, bleating, for Newcastle and foreign parte. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Mary Russell, Lewis, for Cork ; and Herald, Shit* for Belfast. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH. Nov. L—Arriced the Lord Sidmouth packet,from Rio Janeiro, sailed September 6. Bahia 19 ditto, and Pernambuco. 50th ditto... The independence of Brazil was proclaimed at Rio . the day the packet sailed. amidst great rejoicings ; the Lord Sid mouth called at Bahia and Pernambuco, to announce it to the Go. Vernon. A man of war sailed with despatches for Lisbon, and a messenger who came by the packet set or for London by express, immediately she arrived. Also arrived the Redpole packet, from Corfu, sailed September 17, from Malta 27th, Gibraltar Oct. 9, and Cadia 11:h; the Duke of Marlborough packet, front Lisbon ; and his Majesty's ships Pandora, Harlequin, Despatch, and Vic tor, from an experimental Maine. CODES, Nov. I.—Arrived the Minerva, Bell, English ship, from Singapore, seven weeks from St. Helena ; and the Floyd, Perkins, American brig, from London, wind-bound. The Kitty, Moody, American ship, sailed for Rotterdam. Ponrsmour, tr, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Borodino transport, from the Mediterranean; and the George, Clarke, from the. Downs for Calcutta. Passed by the Deverun, Billet, from New South Wales ; and the Mary, , from Madeira. DOTED, Nov. 2.—Arrived off' the port the Timandra, Wray, from Calcutta; the Dutch ship Liberal, Rotterdam; the Two Sisters, Atkinson, from Pictou; and the Minerva, Dixon, from Bahia. DEAL, Nov. Z.—Arrived and sailed for the Ricer the Harriet. Fulcher. from Singapore; the Ann and Amelia, Ayscough, from ditto; the Princess Charlotte, Blythe, front Calcutta ; the Dart, Hastings, and the Phenix, Palmer, front the South Seas; Anzio, Young, from Tiieste ; the Earl of Egremont, Jordan, from Rio Janeiro; the If ilberforce, Dench, *ern Caphalonia ; and the Harmony, Woodall, from Demerara. Allo arrived the Ann, Fowler, from North America foe Scarborough ; the Mary, Jacob son, front Quebec foe Colchester; and the Hope, —, front Bordeaux for Hull. The outward-bound remain all well. GRAVESEND, Nor. 2.—Arrived the Garland, 31ackworthy, from Cadiz; Caroline, Campbell, from St. Andrew's, N.B. • Looks, Burns, from Malaga ; Betty, Watson. from ditto; Sir D. Oglevle, Hawkins, from Zante; harlequin, Fenton, from Smyrna; Blackistom Ridley, from Archangel ; James, Aston, from Dantxic Pomona, Kroland, from Stettin ;Industry, —, front Norway Nicholas and Ann, —, from ditto; Coquet, Coulson, from Memel; and Duke of Wellington, Cobott, from Guernsey. Sailed the Amity, M'lntosh, for Jamaica; George the Third, Clark, for ditto ; Hector, Howlett, for ditto; Melville Watson, Purdy. for ditto ; Llandocery. /Wirer, for ditto ; Enchantress, Taylor, for ditto; Indian Chief, Cochrane, for Baltimore; Adeona, Steward, for Gibraltar ; and the York. Baker, for New York. BATAVIA, JULY 15.—The Hoosley, from New South Wales, is loading for England. The Gusr inn, the Mary, Steel, and the Jane, have sailed for Singapore to load for England. DUNDEE, OCT. 30.—The Harmony, Martin, arrived this day from Archangel ; fell in with, on the 26th inst. the Blucher, Postle, from Archangel to Lotion, in distress (the men could scarcely keep her free), and parted company on the Nth, St. Abb's Head bearing N.W. about sixty miles. Arrived off the lVight, the Alexander, Robe, from Batavia and the Mauritius. ..... The Mary, Reed, and the Bridget, Newton, are lost in the South Sea Fishery. The London packet, Ewer, from London to Glasgow, was driven on shore yesterday near Wells. The Eliza. Riche'', from Bangor to Newcastle, was driven on shore off &Bywater 30th ult. and it was feared would be totally lost. The following vessels have arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, viz. :—The Mare, King; Sir E. Paget, Seary ; (Hive Branch, An derson ; and Penelope, Christie, all from London. Arrived at the Mauritius., the African. front Lotdon ; Ganges, Milford, from Liverpool; Palas, Cook, from Gibraltar, and Margaret, Henderson, from the Cape of Otiod Hope. Arrived at New South Wales, the Cyprus, Rand, and Hercules, Vaughan, from London. The Royal Charlotte. Corbynn, for Madras and Bengal; Asia, Pope. for Bombay ; and Hercules. Vaughan, for Batavia, were to sail from Port Jackson on the 30th May. The Hugh Crawford, hangdon. for Van Diemen's Land and Singapore; Sir Charles Forbes, Jaulterton, for Bengal. were to sail the 10.11 June. The Nassan, Caw for London, to sail the Pith June; and the Phoenix, Dixon, to sail for London 10th June. The Royal Charlotte, from London to Madras, wax spoken with 9th July, off the Cape of Good Hope; the Mslcome, for Madras, off Trinidad ; the Guilford, for Madras, 10th July, off the Cape of Good Pope; and the Margin., of We:lington, Blanchard, from London to Bengal, 21st July, off the Cape of Good Hope. EFFECTS OF THE HIGH WINDS. At eight o'clock yesterday morning, part of an additional building erecting at Mr. Ridley's Moor-cloth-manufactory, Islington, was blown down. The workmen had providen tially left a few minutes before, to go to their breakfast, and the buihling being at a distant part of the premises, and quite detached from any other, no further injury than its own fall was sustained, or any impediment occasioned to the business of the factory. During the whole of Wednesday night and yesterday the wind blew a heavy gale from the west ; much damage was done at the east end of the metropolis, many streets being strewed with tiles and chimney-pots. At Mile-end, New-town, a watchman was stunned for some time by the falling of a chimney -pot, his hat (a glazed one) being cut through the crown. At Hoxton, on the New North-road, some new paling, in front of garden ground, was blown , down to the extent of thirty yard s: - B e l ow London-bridge, I much damage has been done, by - Craft and boats drifting ; a barge, laden with coal, was driven athwart one of the =mall arches of London-bridge, but was towed off at the OA tide ; she sustained considerable damage. At ten o'clock yesterday morning a chimney-pot was blown off one of the houses on Ludgate-hill ; luckily it struck the coping-stone in its descent, and fell in fragments, passing over the heads of 14 persons in the street. ST. KATNARIN DOCUI.—In clearing the ground preparatory to the construction of these docks, it has been necessary to pull down the church of St. Katharine, one of the most ancient structures in tile metropolis. 'rhe workmen are now engaged In removing the tombs and monuments in the church and cemetery adjacent. Already they have commenced the work of destruction upon the tomb of the Duke of Exeter, grandson of Edward the I First, who was 6xheaded about four hundred years ago. On opening the vault, three stone coffins of rude workman ship were discovered, two of which are supposed to have con tained the bodies of the Duchess and one of their children ; 1 of tzhom, however, no traces remained. On removing the lid of the third, (that of the Duke) several of the bones were found. The skull was found entire, with the teeth still fixed in their places, sound and quite perfect, and the enamel not in the slightest degree impaired by time. Mairreas AND SeRVANIA.—By an Act of Parliament passed on the 17th June, 1823, intituled, " An Act to enlarge the powers of Justices in determining complaints between Masters and Servants, and between Masters and Apprentices, Artificers, and others," it appears that in ease any servant, after being hired, shall refuse to come into his or her service, the masteror mistress has no reniedy against the servant, eccept Me coqract . for Airing is redacad into toritilg, and signed by the contracting parties. LAW NOTICES. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. LIST OF CAUSES TO RH TIIIIED THIS DAY AT V/lISTNIXSTZH SP COMMON - ill Itl Es Stobbartv.S:AndessAn IVltiteheatt v. Beet Hood v. Sexton Shaddick I'. Bennett Salter v. Roden Berry v. Randolph Hawke v. Knight Colston v. Crowther The King v. Spencer tireen v. Steet4 Bowser v. Aingell Bryant v. Intake Davies n Stevens Mann v. Hiles Same v. Arnatt Palk v. Dexter Dolt r. Squirm Newport v. Mania Graves r. Wooden Bryant v. Wes. Elnte , a. Horror Rayner v. Hodges brough The King v. Perrott Bomb v. Davy Ealven v. Bocock Bevis. v. Ellison Westwood v. Phe. Fletcher r. Dorton Drinan r. Salt the= Jones r. Rowlands 'the King v. John Seal v. Barbs, Wells v. Merrick Revco 1..415" INTELLIGFNCL. COURT OF CHANCERY, Tttitusway, Nov. 3. TIIE NATTER OF DOD. A BANKRUPT. This is the matter in which, it will be remembered, *solicitor had acted most censtrrably. in altering the c;iiimission after it had been sealea. which rendered it necessary to be superseded. 31r. Rost: made an application for an order that the proceedings under the sopersedeu commission, which were impounded, might be deistic(' out to solicitors who had taken out another commis. won. The motion was made on the production, of the necessary • papers, and the prayer granted. WELLNAR BOWR!NG. The (butt was occupied the greater part of this morning again, in further hearing this part-heard appeal niotion. After the Connsel for both sides had finished. The Loan CHASCELLGa made a great many observations on the imperfect state in which the case bad been brought before the Court, anti desired Mr. Pepys to reserve his reply until Tuesday next, that he might have an opportunity of digesting what had fallen from the Bench, should he think the observations worthy of attention. ABSENCE OF COUNSEL. Several bankrupt petitions were afterwards called on, hut no Counsel appeared in any of them. The Loan Citasvkistot directed that messages should be sent to the different gentlemen (wherever they might be) to let them know that Ilman v. Bowring was over for the present, during which time he %mild go into his room, and when Counsel thought proper to come he would rxturn. His Lordship then left the Court, and a messenger was ac cordingly despatched into the Vice-Chancellor's Court and else where. Soon afterwards Mr. Hart and a few other Counsel made their appearance. and upon that intimation being conveyed to his Lord. ship he returned, and the bailitupt list was proceeded with. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, THURSDAY, NOV. 3. RE DENG°. The VICE-CHANCELLOR, On taking his scat this morning, ob served that he w ished to advert to the case of Bengo. for the put. pose of informing Counsel on both sides, that in this cage he had been desirous of procuring the assistance of the Judges is a ques tion st common law was involved in its consideration. But he now wished to say that he did not possess any authority for precuting the assistance of the Judges in the manner, and for the purpose in. dicated. It was trite, the Lord Chancellor possessed such an au thority, but the Vice-Chancellor did not. Under those circum. stances, all that remained for him to do, was to decide the qaestion as well as lie could as soon as Counsel were ready on both sides; that being done, the parties might then go to the House of Lords. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER, THURSDAY, Nov. 3. The Lard Chief Justice sate at Nita Prius, and heard Common Jury cases. PRINCE AND ANOTHER V. LEWIS. . . The plaintiffk in this action are the lessees of the tolls of Covent garden market, under the Duke of Bedford. The defendant is a potatoe-merchant and salesmen, firing in James.street, Covent garden. This action was brought to recover damages against the defendant for suffering a wagon to stand before his door, for the purpose of selling marketable article!, and thereby depriving the plaintiffs of their tolls. The original charter of the grant to an ancestor of the present Duke of Bedford of the tolls of the market, and the lease to the plaintiffs (from which it appeared that they pay 2,5001. a-year rent), were put in. The toll-collector was then called. He admitted, on his cross ' examination, that the premises of the defendant were not exactly within the boundaries of the market ; that the market at some sea sons of the year was so much crowded, that there was no room ; and that about a third of it is let out at annual rents for covered stalls and china shops. Another witness was called, who deposed to the same effect. The Loan CHIEF JUSTICE said, that upan this evidence the plaintiffs must be nonsuited. It appeared that a large space of the market was let out at annual rents, for purposes inconsistent with the original design of the market, while, on the other hand, there were times when there was not sufficient accommodation for those who might wish to have s'andings for the uses specified in the charter. The plaintiffs could not, under such circumstances, come into Court and demand damages tor a man selling his goods out of the market, when, in point of fact, there might be no room in' the market. lle should, however, give dim leave, if they thought proper, to move the Court to set aside the nonsuit, when the whole question could be argued. Plaintiff nonsuited. There were several other causes tried, but they were without the slightest interest ; many of the cues err down for trial went °film want of parties, and the paper being gut through, the Court rose at a quarter after two o'clock. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, THURSDAY, Nov. 3. London Silting: before Lord Chief Justice BEST and a Special Jury. SHAW, ASSIGNEE OF HOWARD AND GIBBS, HANEREPTS, L. JACISON. Mr. HILL opened the pleadings — This was an action brought by Mr. Shaw. as the assignee of the estate and effects of Messrs. Howard and Gibbs, to recover the sum of between 2,000. and 3,00 W. duo to the bankrupts' estate, from Mr. T. Jackson. The defendant had pleaded the general issue. Mr. Sergeant W vI.DE, for the plaintiff, commenced stating the facts of the case to the Jury, by obssrving that the plaintiltin the present action was the assignee of the well-known firm of Howard and Gibbs, whose extensive engagements is money transactions with a great many persons, particularly in the way of grantin g an d raising annuities, had already acquired for them much notoriety. Tne defendant was a gentleman, at present possessed of considerable property, and who was formerly a horse-dealer in an extensive way of business. During the period he was thus engaged, he had various money transactions with Messrs. Howard and Gibbs, and the nature of their mutual dealings was involved in a most com plicated debtor and creditor accohrt, though it was clearly ascer tained that • large balance was due from the defendant to the bankrupts' estate ; and the present nction was brought to recover whatever that balance should ultimately prove to be. The ac counts, however, which he should have to lay before the Jury were of so intricate a nature, involvirg calculations of interest on both sides for monies paid and melt/0 by and from each to the other, that he certainly thought it would be much better that the whole question should be referred to some gentleman out of Court, and he now begged to make that proposition to Lis Learned Brother on the other side. _ Air. Sergeant VAUGHAN, who was for the defendant, having consulted with his client, acceeded to the proposition. It was therefore agreed, that a verdict should be taken for tho plaintiff for the whole sum laid in the declaration, subject to a reduction to such sum as the arbitrator should ultimately decide to be due to the bankrupts' estate. The verdict was entered accordingly, and tro other cause being ready, the Court adjourned. POLICE. HOW-STIZ ELT. Yesterday J. Lyles, a porter belonging to the Green Man and Still, Oxford -street, appeared inn summons, issued on the COT• 1/13:11t of Major Ebbart, an officer re.iding in Wrllesley.street, Chelsea. It appears, trom the complainant's statement, that the defendant had. on Tuesday night, brought two hampers to his house, which had arrived from Beaconsfield, addressed to him, and distinctly marked " carriage paid" on the direction. The defendant demanded 6s. 4d. for porterage. The Major dernuning to the exor bitance of the charge, the man said, if his demand was not paid he should take back the hampers, uneof which he immediately aeixed, and, after " bustling" the complainant, succeeded in taking it out of the and replacing it in his cart, violently lashing his horse inwards, and driving the shaft against the Major's shoulder, who, however, succeeded in obtaining his number. The defendant declared the charge to be a regular one ; the ham pers had been first carried to the White Hone, Piccadilly, which was Ss., and the remainder was the porterage thence to Chelsea. The Magistrate inquired why they were not carried direct to Chelsea ? the answer to which was, that it was " their regular mode of delivery." Sir It. Btawro—flow cattle you to take away the hamper out of the passage after having delivered it ? Defendant—Because my father had given ate strict orders never to leave any parcel without being paid tot it. The worthy Magistrate said, that might be a very good plan be fore goods were delivered, but that having once been delivered, there was no farther New upon them, and forcibly to retake them amounted to felony ; for which offence he should certainly ream mend Major E. to proceed against Eyles, as he considered it a very aggravated case. In the mean time he should hold the defendant to bail to answer for the assault. NATIONAL SOCIFTT.—On Wednesday the General Committee of the National Society for the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established I...hutch, held their meeting at St. Martin's Vestry-room, the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. Twenty-two schools were united to the society, and fifteen grants of money were made to wards the erecting, enlarging, and fitting up of school room-, OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, TUURSDAY, Noy, This morning the RECORDER raned sentence OD the wend prisoners tried during the Sessions, whose judgements wer e not immediately after conviction. Sentenced to Death—William Henry Austin, for stealing a let ter from the Post-office Richard ‘Villiani Jasper, for forging iag l ; of t e: e c org lia e ng N e e r w J t ottc oN p f h or Cr ta per li , n f l or in ste:lin gd we jilnolihnangd.hwyoesulltitiang;:cno4:sebwpiest: John Edmonds, for horse-stealing; George Davis, for honse-brann; Impey, tor the same offence; Robert Newton, George Lewis, Wjj. hamslW, and Richard Landers, also for stealing in a dwe lling. us ; Mary Moore, for house-breaking ; an d A nne W ade at ti James Adams, for hone-stealing. The prisoners appeared to be deeply a ff ected ; one of them wax an old man, upwards of silty years of age, to whom the Recorder, is his appropriate address, particularly alluded. They all wept, a n d ' hid their faces, with the exception of W. Henry Aus tin , who seemed to evince a want of proper feeling In his awful situ ation. The two females were carried out in hysterics. as were some of those that. were ordered for transportation, and the relatives of two of them were cat ried out hi fits from the gallery. Thl:TnainmpsoP°n7Bllllminlltia."mi'Hirea.m—mDoan'eli,d Georg e, Samue Collins, Ann Brook', William Smith, and Thomas Warner, for robbing persons goin g along the streets. Transportation for Fourteen Years.—John Curtis, for receiving stolen goods, knowing them to be so; Eliza—looh Stetson, Ambrose Oliver. Tra n,, Ja por u ta te ti st on mi t i o h, Charle s rs;venl,e T irs an . d2 c , i J m a r m ies es O Hi o g r e e. ns, John semb. Mary Ann Wood, IVilliam Jennings, Ann Martin, Marga ret Dwyer, George Barnes, Richard Allsworth, Sarah Hodge, Saran Leggett, William Hsyston, William Peckarah Coope r , bon, Williams,W thy Hammond, George Thomas, John G. B. (on:. more, Thomas Clark Burkett, T. Hindus, Joseph Book, James Davis, James Wheatly, James Church, Joseph Schooley, n o w, Easdon, e-- Latehley, John Blackston, William Knowles. J an. Curtain, Ann Murray, Frederick White, Samuel Ford, Richare Beabow, John Phillips, George Sutton, Einanuel Davis, \Vinton, I Appleton, James Taylor, Catherine Ri c h ar d s , Andrew Anderson, Edward Evans, Edward Keene, Henry Gots, Henry :Witham George Morant, Humph Tomkins, William Seabright, Chitin Higgins, and James Jerram. Imprisonment in the House of Correction and hard labour fro one year.—Thomas Moons, and Sarah Holmes. Six months.—Charles 1111`11luedo Leslie (for perjury), Junadie Reardon, John Gould, George Johnson, Alexander Graham. W. Liam Eutterbrook, and John Kelly. Four months.—Henry Upton. Three months.—Tirrothy Hall Gibson, Winifred Connie John Gumm, Richard Al oore Allen, John Henry Blackwell, tiint on Solomon, Sarah Reeve, John Williams, John Groves, Cando r Guest, Joseph Ilenfield, William Jordan, John Jenkins, Isoba r Crockett, Nt illiain Cordell, Frances Davis, Francis Turner, Man Sheppard, Eliznbeth Bowles, Hannah Ward, Rithard Wade. Henry Deer, Elizabeth Rowland, George Barker, and Mary Aro Pearce. (hot the celebrated Lady Barrymore as has been stated.) Two months.—Henry Davis, Thomas Woodford, John Edwath, Amey Watson, George Bricks, Joseph Tate, John Barry, Robot Taylor, William Hill (and privately whipped), Henry Jackson. and Martha Mayhew. Six weeks.—Ann Smith, William Short, and John Rankin, (the last for manslaughter.) One month.—Thomas Jones, William Hinton, John Ems, George Yiecey, Richard Hughes, Sarah Harris, William Whreltr, John Noland, Catherine Kidney, Elizabeth Elliot. Story Flinn. Michael Reilly, James Potsworth, and Harriett Biggers. To be confined in Newgate.—George Savers , . for two mcr•hi. Robert Wiltshire and 3lichael Donoughue. for fourteen dart. Dorothy Enibleton for ten days. John Ai na b ury and Mary Slattier. for seven days. There were four ordered to be privately whipped and discharged, After all the prisoners were sentenced, the RECOADEII ordere Joseph Hawley, who was detained in Newgats for alleged prevari. cation when giving his evidence in favour or ore of the persona found guilty of conspiracy, to be placed at the bar. The Recorder addressed him to the follo w in g effect : Joseph Hawley, you have daringly presented yourself to decrtte the Court and Jury, in giving your testimony on behalf of the parties for whom you appeared. You have disgraced yourself. ore are unworthy to be believed on your word or your oath. A bit may be preferred against you for perjury, and therefore the Court will not longer detain you, and I hope you will never dare again fi present yourself as a witness. (Rowley here said it was only I, mistake, and was abcut to say something more, when the Reconter added)—You stand on very tender ground: a person may vet to found to prefer a bill against you. As you at present stand graced as you are. the Court will not longer detain you In castcdy. He was then discharged, and the Court was adjourned until the San of December next. After the Court had adjourned, fonr culprits, who had been cor. victed during the Sessions, were whipped by the executioner in Lb, Court-yard, which was extremely crowded. MFETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF X 22222 77. DASINGUALL-STREET. TO-MORROW. - THIRD MEETINGS. N. Aughtie, T. Poultry, seal-ansTaver ! . . Booty. J. Newport, Isle of Wight, grocer . 0 Byers, N. Bath-street, Clerkenwell, oilman Emerson. J. and S. S. ‘Vhitechapel.ried, corn-factors .2 Harvey, W. Ciondesley-terrace, Islington, surgeon - c Buddy, O. Wellington -place, Stepney, hop and seed.n:ez chant - . - i Hu[thin, Z. Catherine -court, Tower-hill, merchant I .31ollens, J. 0. and Alger, R. 'Change-alley, and Greenwich, timber-merchants Robinson, R. Saracen's Head, Friday-street, tavern-keepe r I Robson, W. J. Oxford -street, grocer - • v Stevens, .1. Lime -street, wine-merchant . I - Tucker, T. High-street, Southwark, oil and colourman t Walker, W. and Baker, T. Cannon-street, wholesale grocers I, SECOND MEETINGS. Aungiet, 31. Alarchmont-street, Brumwick-square, bill. broker - . . 11 . Burn, J. New-atreet, Covent-garden, g rocer It . Burnett, F. J. St. Mary-hill, s hip. b ro k er - Cou!third, J. Old City-chamhys, Flishopsgate-street, cable. merchant - - - I , ' Dickinson. J. Church•passage, Guildhall, warehouseman I. Godden, W. Portsca, Hants. carpenter . - I i Powell, J. Southampton.building.. 11olborn. tailor . i ! Till, C. Taunton, Somersetshire, linen-draper - 1.1 FIRST 3IF.F:TINOS. . ...... ................ Davies, E. Walnut Tree-walk, Lambeth, enzincer . il Dunham, W. Coleman-street, victualler ' . H Harding. R. Chapel-street and New-road, timber-werehatt 1: Harris, G. W. and. Evans, C. Southampton and Fortsse. • Hants, linen-drapers Humphreys, J. Harlow. Essex, builder Jackson, J. Dmmille's-mw, Hammersmith, shopkeeper I Masters, W. Duke-street, Aldgate, woo'len-draper L+ Fearman. W. Euston-street. Easton—square. musics...ller I: Ridley, W. Castle -street, Holborn, carpet-dealer - I. Roby, T. Tarnworth, StalFordshire, tanner - Smith, J. G. High-street, Borough, draper li Williams, S. Finsbury-square, merchant - . li Wilson, J. King.atreet, merchant . DIVIDENDS. Collene. J. and F. Nicholas-lane, Lombard -street, and Bread:. ley, Kent, timber-merchants . Compton, P. A. Beckenham and Lee, Kent, farmer Dousberrv, R. Bell-lane, Christchurch, Spits!fields, rnuva:J. manufacturer - Fyffe, E. W. New Cavendish-street. Portland-place, grocer Hawkes, J. Old Jewry, hard vrareman Kenning, G. Church-street, Spite!fields, silkinm • l.ce, P. C. and Ballard. W. Hammersmith, linen-drapers Laughton, .1. late of Arbour-square, Commercial-road, .',1.1- - dlesex, master-mariner - Powell, F. Forest-wharf, Earl-street, Blackfriars. corn-factor Robson, G. George-yard, Lombard -street. merchant Rowlandson, S. Isaac, E, and Brien, U. Clicapside, sate housemen Sinclair, A. Castle -court, Birchin-lane, merchant - Singer, N. P. Liverpool, haberdasher - Stanley. E. Old Kent-road, Surrey, linen-draper - Searle. H. Strand. boot-maker - Thompson, J. and Walker, W. Wolverhampton, d:arer; Williams, W. Amen-corner, bookseller - - --- A curious match took place on the Lewisham road 'C terdav, between Hamilton, the runner, and a mare belonging'' Mr. l'oosey, of Bromley. It was for MI sovereigns *.side. 1lt• I'oosey undenoek to ride a galloway, and to carry 14 stone sea'''' Hamilton two miles, and to give him five minutes, both smart together. Hamilton performed the first mile wi:hin fire initn:tts. and the second in five and a half. The horse accomplished !hely miles in seventeen seconds over five minutes, winning with and time to spate. The pedestrian finding himself beat gave in wsti a quarter of a mile from home. MARRIED. At S.. Pancras New Church, on the 2d inst. Charles liammer.l. Esq. of Catterick, Yorkshire, to Margaret, only daughter of ;:. late John Potts, E. of Durham. On the let instant, at Hanibledon, Hants, the Rev. Ei:hed George Richards. Vicar of the above place, to Catharine Elm bath, widow of Captain John %1 hite, R.N. late of Yepton.plice. Suraex. At Margate, on the let instant, Mr. Septimus Hugill Hor surgeon, son of the late Dr. Hunter, to Miu Tipper. grand- flu, ter or the late John Copley, Esq. both of the above place. DIED. On the 94th ult. at her house in Rutland-square, Dublin , 4 61 72, Mrs. P. Canning, mother to the Right Hon. Lord Garret On the 8 1st ult. at his house in York-buildings, Maryl&ecc James Grant, Esq. purser R.N. aged 69 yaw. - - - 111011 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS PM Morning, 4 min. after 7. I Evening, 18 min. after I. Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W. Caastoe , 181, Strand, and published by R. Cans Off, same Pte• I,; tin h eti , Tb l Ind Ris F•dia So ft Pew by 4 444 RibP gi