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ilibittuded apples,* ¢— • 0 TSAI es the grain me "dea r Wltieb oar ell Father's pealed taill leer. at breathe; Sather of Bra sile ! them ilti aot ttletimialbe low, ...A- • Set let Ay reetarbrae • Verse As Emir wraith 4; abereiliiie filth base "• " Slaw silt dairSelpirilesade te I. %et twew.esreuirt •+ bidyller° 9 ,l 46. " et eeo,4ener' I ulp halllll% . Lisp firth p lts prayer thee. raw. (idlds* the Qat*. r t_J A L • . • Illet I.olla MAYOR then come &twilit& and sa. +rowed the little flitch as fellows: " My the, little Chiklerrla is a mole if Satiosisilid dralideation to of to beheld mob a sight as this ids, pr ivate itself To *ee so great a amber of the riebsigeaeratiou in redo a shoe of lespreeetheit, wad leareirk Ille greys of Medd life. is a mimeo( Meet to every fear( hew I bot role fie. solosseed whims thelonemble pad sober to thesis i is this day oiusetleouity the *powwow lititsmilui 1 Ot neigh, ! Fur sash eirodestissisisa 1 feel am your ports 1 t gratitude sad Pease, sad 1 true" dee eiressmoisseeitill •du e ff ect erne psi seven) .Mn.a mai Woe, sod pa will duly appreihow the Soya *Atte wheel this # • \elitism.. year bora old maims. your-poeseliso. I have *sly so add, than I hae• MI is wenn ceasesands . from hie Ill** W. diabase. is each elf yea a , small sabre of Iter &slid sffectio• ant sews of year rwly essrfloiss lad Weil ere airs% I have oily • to lay, *it I shall he moss kapok te titter Up %We Is oily it 1 laiditsitios woke wheels yea - appose lie he eteksift IP - 1 versed. I haw *is •es ospesse ow, creaks& fee theses- 1 rise" coselesereeioai which has ibis day been .situated In the parmesan of mie vatierattelhiere. wed of so ma! se 1 the Royal Parnily, is the midst of talk loyal iilijeets Otte city of Usable." , The Quell now rose and conversed freely with several Oistingenthed cherectens Amongst those who paricalarly taloned ber anemias, was the Weeniest Mrs. Fry, ta u, loomed spot the arm of , 116. Alderman Weed. This acme excited un bounded gratification. 4 4 frii were the ether breaches of the Royal familplear *tinseled Su the interest , of the day. which, likii their Venerable Parent. appeared to rivet their hmt feeliuge end regard. Tlie Prime of Hesse fitilahoterg M. throuoout swat auxisse mid iatereated altentlsot, and' fre quently made inijoirieV as to the natters of thepro cmdiugs. A little Afkicaa boy, eat *Ore then 1 seven years of age, wee a pecpbar object of notice with his Swale Hi stones. es well as her itrieste. S..ortly before live o'clock her Majesty prepared 1 le lame the Hall, and wan only interrupted ' by the mast .abounded accleinatiuns. in winch the , childreu spontaneously joined. the effect may be I imagined. end the Queen, with the rest of the 141.1 Family. retired under feelings sihielv, we doubt mi. were pa snore as those freim itlinii beaus and heads the applame ememsted: The Royal Pare/ were sobered into the ; t ea dryer's principal mete-mem. when Su elqoPi l colletton, consisting of every delicacy. end a Profs- Mien of choice wines. were . prepared .fee their ie. freshaseat. After remaining . nearly an hook tlss Royal cavalcade returned westward, sad wee `ratt ed with lend images in its program. . lilightejesty's sabscsiptiou so the Inetitatitin Win net spaced i but it is seSd to be causideiitiles • 'C. 11 0: . " „PENAL!! SARVANTS. On Monday evesieg last the Fifth Anni*vary bleetiug of the Society fee the lesproveneratt and Essursesoussat of .Fernsle Swedish% 'by Anneal res. was _held of the London Tr voliso=Pitti-etreet, Which aim respectably y attended. The Lord anti Lady =se were present. 1$ appeared from the which was read by the Iteratesti Mr. Watkins, that fear bandied and ten Servants bad obtained *itemise, withAubscribers, through the mass of the gratuitous registry iu notioa.gardeat Bibles. with a satiable isecriptieo A . end mt. had been gives W2OO Seiveass Utilise course of the pest avid that 2/2 &meta lire duly by the by the Subscribers fee the aasuel re 'nude. This Helmet,. whisk oaten mach into de tail. was nrdrred by the Meeting ts, be.priated. ihii SOCility is projected to•perniut vial. mid to- promote domestic happiness. we moat heartily wish it elsecese—ead that smiler please were adopt. el is oestlarge parishes sett rest lessee u se weinens of •the Countess of BELAIIOW+, whose death at Penzance we announced kit week, have been interred in St. Mary's Chapel, in the molt of Sir • Boot Pluck, Bart. Tire body woo midased in'three coffins!, one of which io kid • thistWitside was covered with rich crinssos WlVet. 'There was but • thin atuadrack at Plarivieb Corn Market on Saturday, aims WNW aye- . rienced a redactioe in prim of fall do ! pot cooeeb. Other grain much ar last week.—Mure stock drab usual was rithibitird for salt, at high prices, very I: au and swill Scots having .obtained Nit I!lii, j to 12/. tr. Our sheep-pens Vete also wall Vied. The following communication was go* to thy Stock FaclAntre. by Mr. Hasa, about Inns o'clock usa • I'oesrlay, v.•.— • Treasury Chambers, " Lora Liverpool earl the Chancellor of ti mer hate. upon the apulicstioo of several of the sabserlbets Orr coarieriing 5 per mat. Auneltles Into Anardtim N Vibrate a 31, per mot, comma to place persons oho hen mob sentled spot. sad am thus MASK $ per met. upon she sap &Nikkei as senoras who have sislmeribed above the Miterparste la regard to the period fur vaakiai the ti ter of lib per cent. on the soar sobseribeil. Tlwy have also commtal to ponpone the payMent of the instalment's opus the Eschermer 11141swhich amp be sob. scribed to hotheaded, Is the Miaowing periods, vie, It p r e mot. ma or brfure the Ist of August, 1818. in 3J of rmpterirbsr. 111 27th of November. 1111. of December. c 10 • The remainder " ; u case money shonld be paid in lira of Larbegiter in discharge of ,tity of those instalments, I per real on such motley paptert, and interest at the rate of 2sl per cent. per fr..in the Ist they of *sena to the day of Palwir".ti Ce est.lsccuailtuy. to tire tam,. a the former motto.' nertiot' like the tun, and liyaa a Aral priytA ' 1 glitopooe - • wade. Afterthrrniii Dewier hod been I ,the ebildon me wed eon God sae ! ethic+ oleo her Illajony seemed to laillestmany 'soder mime safferimi of mod. To the mantas of Ulceration to the King. the fallowing were added, end wig admirable , ' style for her kliajoity. They drew Seib the most A, • JVDG3ihnT. The Riga v. 9 . 11A111.110 ykkg.thst Davis. The thfendautsi its thitesse. 'rho had heen tried behove losd Ellessborosigh at the sittings sifter kat Mle 144 i rI MN Tend; and diund guilty on an in - 'dietutent, - salty foe es.. pr the hors) brought last. api davits , . Charles :served duct, i .is the lamb h, ;Irritation sArsind Whim vim On that occasion. ahe Court post. awed their judgment, in the hope that the Lords of the, Admiralty inlaid inspect these affidavit., and, after weighing the circumshincee disclosed, decide on the peopriety of pushing the proceed 'iogs farther. Their Lordships declined to interfere—and Mr.'Toeirino now prayed the judgment of the Court against the Defendants. Mr. Deneaw *ate at conriderahle length in mitigation of Punishment. Ur contended, that the harsh treatment which, it appeared from the affidavits, Chilles Davis had received et the hoods of Captain Percent% if it did not justify, at It'd went greatly to extenuate his conduct-,aud it was Dot surprising that his 'brother, William Davis, believ ing that this youle man was unfairly dealt with, should have embarked in his quarrel. He hoped. considering all •the eircinustaticies- 1 (Chides Davis having been, whites .M id obi loam, &stated by. Ca po taint Pereeval—having been must • bihely seemed Of theft—and threatened to be flogged)—tbet the Court would think the anxiety and distress the Defendants had already suffered, added'to the fur. ther degradation of bring again' brought into Court thie'day, would be looked upon as a suffi cient puriishment for the - offence of which they had been tomes) guilty. Mr. Toeieteo, for the prosecution, described the conduct of the Defendants as molt unwarrant able. The complaints made 'genet Captain Per. veva% by Charles Davir cri6re fowl—first. that he hod been (berated ; seco nd, that when he fell over. heard, no attempt was made to save him ; third, that he was accused of theft ; and. fourth, that he was, although a petty splicer. brought on deck to be Bogged. Now , when be was divided, he was • Midshipman. That close of officers wait appotut • ed by the Captain, and be had as onffiliefight to . 1 1 pee one of them before the mast. astbe principal of • public school•had to 'cleave a boy front any par- . ticular form. As to the accusation that hi was call. td on deck to lie flogged, he (the Learned*Counsel) , did Dot mean to justify that act, atilt certainly war not usual so to punish a petty officer. But; by the . laws of the navy, the Captain hid a right to do so,' Ae s if he saw • necessity for it—and. in this' i although all bands had bleu piped on . ' te'. Whites the punishment, the threalhad • .• • ' merited into effect. What wee Al le 'cies. of his having been so threatened ? The Echo, com manded by Captain Terceval.• was wider orders to traillminediately. Charles Davis, a Lieute nant, and a host's crew, were sent' on short.— Davis had orders to return on beard immediately. lakteud of that. he delayed en hour and a haff—sad be then returned with two mess short of the crew he had taken with hits% This gave rise to the threat that he should be Bogged—bet it was uei acted on. The accusation of theft was introduced after he had left the Echo, and gone on board the ha pregnable. It Was reported by some of the Mid shipmen, and by a person wowed Jackie°, *het Charles Davis had taken Jackson's shirt and worn it. and that he had also embezzled a part of the money belonging to Ms mess. Coot. Percent , , in consequence, wrote to the Captain of the limper'. *aide, merely stating the rumour, but asskiiig is. accusation. An inquiry took place, and the was discovered to be unfousided. Five years bad elapsed shire these alleged hardships had been its dieted on him. which rendered his conduct doubly • improper, for it wore the appearance of decided premeditation: It was. he impressed on the Court, must necessary, for the preservation of the discipline of the uavy, that such Ills outrage as had been proved against the puniest, should be severely visit ed. The Lords of the Admiralty had but two ways of noticing this proceeding. Either by sending the Defendants before their Lordships, or by visiting the offence themselves. It they took the latter course, all they could du would be tedeprive she Defendants of their half-pay, which would probs. bly be more injurious to their future hopes shoe soriedigasestthe Court could renounce on these. 'Ms Alitiriolollovred on the same lode. Mr. Jumbos BATLEY, after a short consultation • with his -Lesesidd Brethren, proceetki) to addreto the Defendants. Theo were, his Lordship observed, brought up to receive the sentence of the Court, on au itedictusent, charging them with making an attack on Calm& Tereeind, oho' had beets tinker I so the navy, slat usiug very irritruing soul din. . graceful expressions, with intent to' provoke him to tight a duel. The circumstances or Meow had its toreourelves matter of coir.iderable aggravation. - The Proareator, at the time sive•offetice was rota 'flitted. ryas in compeity with his witti.-who, though probably it was not known to the Defendants, was .then pregnant...awl the expressions made use of by them to Captain, Percival, 'were such as must uaturally have emoted in her sailed , great terror.. When thiy .Ikialmed•back on their eboduet at that anasuene. Whey Okeld, not but ravel on it with • eh horronee..foe itions riot the conduct that ought to distinguish courageous lied wanly finials. The Learned Judge then proceeded to notice the feelings of irritation under iglus+ (Notko•Divis weteri, from ass idea, eliet. at a tlittaint We * Casitimi Terecval had W r ested kopo--obormujc. bewevers 1 hat un 1118111 had a right to take the law into his own hands.- ilmOtividwals might to moderetv the ilittillprl. lii!Ve their passions—slap that they never ought 'j i tiviteltibit may portion of.thpl i Satetoperatice iii the ~ slaty . presence of u frantic. The Louie, neighing ell the of the iiiiatibmi• _ a the aster, -would asepieissiTtht Inelrandoulte judilmesit tbat might interfere with .their futese prospects its life. Bur, with a view to the peace of the country, us well ms a doe regard to the discipline of that honettrable profession to which they belonged, it was necessary that they should mark their decided disapprobattots of such conduct. The Court therefore adjudged Davis to be placed is dm custody of the Marsbal of the Marshal's.* for tour calendar mouths, and 'Charles Davis fur two calendar months. The Defendants boil previonsly entered into their own recognimnices :keep the peace for five years ander a petualty of 60W. • rater affiCIDIC. Da Miley efterettow, dwriag the bevy .aim, a young frisk' Went le the itilti *sit Overawe* . sad hired a boat, faddists' le Ye aleverttilllalehitill. Ow the pileups she put several leafiest. to the witlainsalts et • all'alltlo logurel lad talked in a eery iimiheremit manner. As the boat was %preaching the spat irlatre the bodies of sereraf see are He chains, she requested the maenad tb draw reaper the shore, and asked bile if he ovoid poise not the bodies of Meet and GUhem, the tiro staeggUni, who suf fered about two years ago,lor the murder of part of aro of the Fox ' Themeterman pointed them out to her, sod she seemed deeply affected, sad kid Amble, this eery well ohm they were alive. After gaming' •at the heats ler some mospieuts, she burst ism tears, exclaimed w Peer, peer , fellows !" sad Mum the bomber could pretreat her, keyed bite the water. The latter, much to hie credit, iteereitamly jumped after her; but sit had seek hakes he mesa each her, sad was sot wee apts. Drags were mew alter Vhut she body amid mot be fused. estortesaie &mak 4yeMeil to be about tweety-live yrioNal age, was genteelly dressed ht a pleammmieuied. htitk Itembasese gown , mid straw hewed, wish w e Mimmimisige, cad had 'remarkably large Mee eyes.— There was who a work of seems hied 'jolt eget the left FIRES. On Tuesday rights ire was discovered in the upper part of the home of Mr. Seal, tity.snanuticturer, Itent-stssid, Borough, 'which, * the timely arrival of the engines, sad immedlite supply 'Nate, was soon extingaished. The crowds round the premises were exceediagly numerous; the thieves were serer maw ietive, and acted with nape 'tested oaten* they bombed resew down in dis middle of the crowd, sod robbed them of watches, pocket-books, baodkatleiers, lee. The parish constabke meld not secure airy Odle theme, dm pritlass so dieing, wild the officers from Bales Hell arrived, who secured four permits. Jest at the time the lire was put out, au alarm was given the. • lire had broke out at the Giotto ktibiic-honse (which was heirotelow• some lime agn awl . rehnilt), in lAht.aireet. The amines were immediately taken by the Bremen to the spot; the crowd increased, and it was with difficulty the Greases could ruler the Lowe. A room was on Ire, in which six children were in bed, nod apprehrusious were en tertilised for their 'safety, but they were alt federate', got oat whorl—the beds sod bed-clothe, were destroyed. The lama were extinguished by rise o'clock. About half-past gleam they spin broke out; the ougiona bad fortusately not left the street, and touts sloped the propos of the flaws. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOVER, arath IS. Arrived the Wyton transport, Guns the . Maras tee Cork earl Quebec, taming had her bowsprit mewled *way by beteg rue fowl et by the Hadley, --ss, off the Isle of Wight. Pam' by fur London lilt Moffatt, Lee, treat ludia—ebe lauded peasnagers here I, aim* Bets of Taa l Faslaysoa, from Derbies for blO4l/11. PLIMOUTR, APRIL 27. Came is the Victory, 5i...% from Tenerife fur this port. Sailed the Hallow, Mader's*. from Calcutta far Leedom; era George, Dieper,freni Berbers for Londe*. WALKOUT'', APRIL 26. PIA back the Richmond, Clark, from Landes fur India. Livratroot., APRIL 27. The Hindustan, Stewart, from this pert, for Calcutta, wee spokes with urn the 21st January, Se lat. S. N. COW '5, APRIL fttl. Wed the /terve** transport, with troops from Albany Barracks, for 'Wrest. MULL, APRIL 27. It appears that the crew of nee of the vessels (the Provi dence) whirls *ere lest ou Friday morning, were saved, and the Camels berirrived here . ; the cargo's totally lost, bet a part of the wreck is saved. There is a letter frown the coast l which sap, that Me Unity, Lockwood, of Ipswich, was lost abeit yin miles to the southward of tbe Heather on Fri day a/Aft dad all hands were lost. ‘,„ ; • • DEAL, APRIL 11. AMIN* 1114 sailed for the River the Plunges, Hitler, from Oehietta ; Confess, L,aitgdon, from ditto ; General Leseuels, from Virginia. Casese down from the River and sailed, the Emerald, Camber, fur the South Seas ; Oporto ' Covey. for Oporto ; sad the Curlew Amp Of war, far the East Indies. Also arrived ten sail of Spaniel, tramports having on board she officers and crewsof Ow Russian menthe*, lately purchased by the Spanish Govern meat. They are OR their return home. • • We are requested to direct the atteitille.iliriPlK", sons offiieted with mental nr bodily • simass debility, leveed matinee, le** Cr , dm pressiue of spirits, trembling ist ql s=lyter h..de, moriestiC and every other kissing . eregithill, Indlannet akin rated throats, seminal weakens, pains is the lobe add joints, consumptive habits, sad all esentitolissal - sem plaints, immediately to stake aria) of The mien/Wed COR DIAL. BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURre INFALLI BLE RESTORATIVE, as prepered sad "Ails sholwak aad retail, by C. J. Jemmy. MD. at the Rasa Lemke Medical Establislesseet, Nu. 1, Elasneentreftenad, $l. Geerge's is the East, Lamle.. It is suivensallygehumeiedged to be the must agreeable and powerful Restorative in all the shove carnal/Wats ever discovered; it tbiss the Mend, rues the most violent pants is the head mid atniedieli, sad promotes gentle perspiration. It is utterly impassible fee Musser to express, we eloquence ta extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful nod iummaparabie :dedicatee is remarks health to the Misted, and giving vipuue le the awed. • have bent restored to perfect keel*, after Navas me n.luer.l by different diseases as to have bees not only by tiwir families, Lost also by their tit al. trod:mtg. Muhl, by appointment of the Proprietor, he bus. ..tlci, 1 Is. earl), or tea quesititiei is One, Wu rack, or fear quentitiee in one family bottle, for 33e. illiOff included, bp which true lls. bottle Is asstd. Tbia intslietable Medicine will keep is all climates, mill may be bed at Barclay and Son's. Meet-market ; Varies, SO, MAW 4 111. 1. Frestualry• Inn, swami; T Richards's, 193, Strand; Woe% 80, Pig. mildly; Balker's, 10,.111tfordodreet; ClienOler's, 76, Ott. ford-.areal ; 'rages, 10, Middle-row, Holborn; and by the moat respectable Midiriue Vcoiterf in every pit at the king loin —l)e. C../. JORDAN' lobes this gement oppartari sky of anntansetoe to the public, that . he AUL devotes MN 'moot, instituted by Vie Lords of the Adroi- f• or eootieitvoaiing,kl ilf(1110 16 Cie. Penmen'. w Kopf Navy.' to light a ifitel, were this day gilt top Air oil Saturday impaired in 'CoMrt, and lint in e4rtain OA. o, in mitigation of. puisiehmeat. lu these lee Dories a Lieutenant in tht mtg., who had d under Caption Penes*, attributed iti• 01106 in Moulting and thatateaing Als4Dentlesion. le ueigh‘ourbeed 'of BroOkirreen, Hammer- r, w.hero•he- raided, to the altos* feelings of tiois to which a• series of alleged iii.ereal went, :lied by Captain Perces.' awards biro. lied . _ singly earlasirely to the core of partiesslor complaints, as regular Alentiocr of the Royal College of Physteisoo—h. ntfrra r speedy and permanent care fur every class Of itersous relaxation; sliaensw of however longstanding, ar of the moot inteterate kind, ale, by his new and supreme arraiik treatment, speedily and effectuality estrodeeeUr.C..Jalompas may he einisnited by all ranks of prOpie, front oho in, dm nun. tt itt till nine in the CVCIIIIIC, at the East Loudon Neils, cal Egisitbalatrat. No. 7, Cannon-street-wail; 'new Ae cmrnmerciai-mad Turnpike, St. George's in the East.—i littera from the entintry; eiktfising a Out awe. will be rinly answered, and the necessity, Medicine 1111111 l to all puts. re. or. , Arms ,71416, • • )1i: .ft "110. 11 • NEillitiKEi• MUT SPRI.W; TCretliZY, APRIL 2s. The 2.000 gs %lithe% of m i . each, i ft. for 84 7th.; tithe'', Be. 41b R.M. Then risint three Yral% uh M Falcy'a b. c. by Nasuilasayrr. nut of 'Blowing Mr. Bugara's cit. E. *rondo., by )I.renioo, daub by Dragon, out Of Queen Mab D. 0 Grafton's b. c. Pininiam, by Rehm, not of Parasol J The Judge placed bid 3 —Four paid floral,. 6 to 4 apt Lord Foky's b. c. by &matins) ri. Sweepstakes of 166ga each. b. ft. for 4 - year old.. A.F. D. of 'Rot lawn Maeda, 70. Gib. Mr. Wean Bulgarian, lat. blb. 1.41 barter's Captain Candid, 64. 21b. Goo.orosvelows Panna, flat 7111 _ ... pd _ _ 3 to I apt intodw:—.6 to 1 apt Captain Candid. Sweepstakes of 100ga each, h. ft. for rolls, ate. out of noires that had newer bred a whose,.; cults $4. 71b.; fillies 90.31 b. A.F. Thes rising 3 years old. Mr. Jewel's f. Panay, bi Poulton, out taf Variety Mr. Goddard's c. by Robes*, out of Nympltina Lord Foley's r. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing The Judge placed bort 3,--Nevett paid forfeit. 6 to 4 apt Fauuy-7 to 4 apt 1.41 Foley's c. by Soothsayer. The Yin's Plate of 100 gs for snares, 3 yr.olds, 6.1. 41b.; 4 yr-olds, fhit. 41b ; S yr.olds, 9.t. 1U16.; 6 yr.ulds and ageil, Inst. Last three wiles of B.C. Doke of Graftoses ch. f. Trictrac, 3 yrs old Mr. Storiehewer's, b m. Castrella, 5 yrit old Mr. Lake's rh. f. Leah, 3 yrs nl4 Lard Stswell's ch. 1. The Anibassadress, 3 yrs old Lord Foley 'a b. f. Duero's, 4 yrs old Mr. Cesium's hr. f. Pashas, 3 yrs old Mr. Rash's h.'s. Discord, 5 yrs old 7 to 1 agst Ttietrac-6 Its 4 apt Casterlls...s to 1 apt The Ambassadress. fifty Pounds, by subscription for 4 yr-olds, 7.1.91 h.; 5 yr. olds, Ilst. Mb.; yr-olds and aged, Sit. 71b. Last three . wiles of MC.. - _ Mr Wyndham% gr. e. flint, 4 iv; old I Mr. Frenelt's lw. h. Fugitive, and .. lt Lord Darharon's h. h. Whisker, 6 yrs old ... 3 31r. Lake's di. Is. Aladdin, aged lANA Jerstinb. h. Cannon Ilan, aged Mr.Chsellsoili eh. e. Pataloor, 4 ... old , • 5 to 4 on Skim. Mr. Sftwilles Maid of Corinth, tist. beat 1). of Graftou's Carrots, 71b. 41b. T.Y.C.loogs.—Eveo on Maid of Corinth. Sweepistakes of 200 gs each, h. ft. fur the produce of untried mares covered in 1014, by untried stallions ; cults bet. 71b.; Allies Sat 41b. Ab. M. Lord Jersey's' f. by Suotheayer, out of Web ewe Major Wilms's c. by Juniper, out of Telt...bush ....pd 900 bir.Thorishilfs ch. f. by Said, out of Topes pd CURRAGN MEETING, 110110A14 APRIL 10. Kildare Stokes, 3-yrs. old Coarse. Lord Sligo's Rolla Cotassel Beeea's Wire Mr. Preedergases Ca-meet 3 Mr. Batteroby's Billy-the-Besis beat Mr. Cross's Soave., bier; three riles--lOUs. each. Sweepstake* 300.; 20 ft.; dime miles. Mr. Battersby's Spitballs) asst. 7lb Mr. Watt's itransagh • Sst.7lb. Lor.l Sligo's Model, 7st. Illb Lord Sligo's Pendulum, S.t. 131 b. tersiminr. Madrid/Sakes, Old Two Years' Old Coarse-60p. b. ft. Mr. Watt'. Ontario, 7.1. 71b........• a Colonel:Bruen% c. Lit notrap,7st. 11Ib • Mr. Dither v f. by Aegean, lot. 71h. . Lord Slip's Lamm 741. Slb. . • • 4 Titres others out placed. Mares' date, Sat. 71b. each. Foot miles. • 1111r:11. Kirila i Pbautoto Mr. Vendettas.", Margaret a Mr. Prendergast's Rolla 3 Three others not placed. Sweepstakes, 25gs. each, 15 ft.• ' for yearlings, Sat. each. Yearling Cisttrse. Mr. Prendergaat's Letitia Mr. Gore's cult Odooel Triton Lord Sligo's Kulp, Lam Stakes. Me. Watt's Ontario Mr. Daly 's Sublime ,. 111 Colonel LAIVe Nereme ' 3 Marquis of 'Sligo's 4 The winner of the two principal Races of this day was got by Washington, which clearly proves that Ontario is the best horse of his year ill Ireland. In conseineoce of Mr Slocock's horse, Lady Killer, hav ing bean arcideatly crossed by a geostesoaa during the ran. sing for the Wads.,. Sweepstakes. on Friday last, and, by that means having lost his chance of whipitig, Mr. Mogan oared to run Mr. Starner% bone, Birthday, agaiost Mr. Sissock's horse, Lady Diller—a match width took pla c e. parately, Go Tuesday, in the Pbtenia Park, earryiug twelve Wrist each, two mile beats, and was woo by two brats, by 1,4* Linn, red, by Mr. Freer; the loser was rode by Mr. ZThe first Was was woo by half a head; the last ia easy. -I ssa *Av. APRIL 24. _ _ My Guiana Haudiesp Plate, twists (free only for sub. oribers of iwo pieces); duet guinsas entrance with she Rellpses of the Much-book, before sins o'clock on .they evening; weights and dietaries to be Reed by she Stewards of the Turf-Club sense Night; any person haring entered one bone nosy enter sloe sw snore in addition, bona- Are his propel ty, payiog two gnisicas far each after the first. , No subscriber ensured to enter any boric sot butts-fide Lis Likevainv. :Eines data of 100 gs. far 3-yes OK flat, esels...-Three Sib. to fillies and gelJings. TURF CLUB, OCTOBER MEETING, Belmont Stakes (third and last Year), far now yearlings, to run when 2-yrs 01d,50-41. 30 ft.; colts, 80„; fillies, 7st.lllb. —Tiro years old Course.--Tbe Winner of the Lucia to awry Mb. weir*. Mr. Daly's f. by Bob Booty, drop by Buffer,oul of Miss Doe. f. by Acteun, out of Psyche. Mr. Gore's h e. •hrother to Sturiew. Mr. J. BIIIICU'A f. by Gauntlet or Tennis, out of Peeweet. COL LOWS C. Interloper, dam by Sir Peter. Mr. flessord's f. by Colloid, darn by Jupiter. Col. Beneses c. by Gauntlet, oid of Buttercup. TURF CLUB, Oeverra 16, ler/. Sweepstakes. 30gs. 20 ft. for t.yrs old. Mr. Dely's eh. e. Bob Gore, by Nob Booty, list. ?lb. Mr. Gore's eh, e. Ileart-olOak, by I:OLE:only, Tat. 131 b. Marquis of Nicola Lancer, broiler to barna, 7st. l4Ylb. Mr. Watt's b, r. Ontario, by Washiorton, 7s.t. Sib. Cut. Lunis b. f. Lady Sarah, by Navigator, dit. 111 b. • . aIRTRIBUTION OF PRIZEAKONEY. The Oissottiust, for the Henrietta, on W. duesolay, the 15th Instant, at No . . 13; 'Greet Georre4trett, Weattniaster. Re. alb muse place. the three atosubs. The Columbine, fur l piss. on Wednesday, the 15th Implaut, NO. 13, Steal eet, Westminster. Re ef* name place. Ilseltreit hs. The Alert, for the and Dolph* on board the Alert, at Sueth Welds. Reatt Nes '3ll, Aruudetatreei, Strand. 'The A%n..t,Mth. Withelesitia, ow Wednesday, the Ihth hymen% at Pima., LiiifssoFts-1•4., Walls same plate, cry Weileesaay and Thursday, foe du*, months. • • 'l.l ' O A l 7 1 1 Esa4y GAZETTE. 31.410 J. itietiardsoti, or liiil gea;bl, n'vstmnrelAld, im...c-rarpeader, VI at the -Kutr's lan, kitty Kro4lol. 'fry IL IN< wen. •lale of Liacalo, .out-mrechaut, "it • • ••!.!•*, Nifty Vt. W. Witsurt, late qf .881.1411eld i .ptnliipa, Umeaster, plpt.E, at tai, 41 (Le Bit.rvgi.tun, Vag 'was, IL A hertht;l*. • N. Roby. of Necelev, calf Nolk, Ira. at Ow Mir I.ion •laloOltevvivs. l', at Mae 0. 41. Leader, lit istol,ent 14r.twore..1. at dui i.egs of Mao lieu. Stetfoi.l May .19. AL CaLmoi, late of Reidluszton Quay. Volk, mas. teemine;lier, at elcseti, at the Dug and Dick Taiern, Kintalon-npomp•tl. May it It. Rawkiwi., of Bally toacliwitister, at two, at lhis Rash Titters, Bristol. Slit 13. J. Panfold, of Goring. Sus,cx, farmer, at ten, at the Crown lun, Arendt:l, Sussex. May 20. J. TieVedair; of Wit 1 liead.Mlili, Lancaster, but 11Q.r . of Mouton Gret Pecle., cottuasinutier, at ten, at the Palmer-lan, Manchester. May 21. A. Milligan, late of Weeliugtvu, Salop, draper, at two, at the SW lina,,Mattchi:stan May 20. W. Mim eo,, late of Dyer Timinsa street, London, at ten, at Guildhall. May 30. A. Druoli,hank and A. Moody, df Loug.hine, licr. mundree,Su.►ry, tactic, a, at one, at Goasikail. May 30. T. Chamliceltin, of Limo Groye, St. Mary-1.- 11m.y, Middlesex, victualler, al teu, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 20. J. Nesbitt, L Steu art, and J N.:that. jou. of Al dermaubury, London, merchant., at tea at Guildhall. May 30..1 Krui hi, late of Cannuss-aireet, Lund JJJJ J merchant, at ten. at Guildhall. May 30. R. Landes . , of Illart•dteet, (haiteJletLfriara, Lot.. don, insuratiee.hroki.r, at lest, at Galdliall. May 30. S. Durham of Hallow, Essex, ist4ecper, at ter, at Guildhall, Lui:don. May 30. A. Halls, of Hare-atreet, vicar Rumford, Estee, imiholder, at one, A I Guildhall, London. May 30. J T. Poo Hein, of fiewilearaa and of Camomile_ street, London, merchaot, at lea at Giiikthall. May 23. G. Vint Darien, laic of the East ludia Chambers, Leadenhalbstrcet, Londou, mei of Itr :pun Giros, 3litl dlesex, merchant, at tan. at Gni I.:hall. May 311. R %V. ti. Sehnieder. of While Lion-court, Birchim lane, Loudon, merchant. at one, at Guildhall. May 19. W. Deacon, of Parton-ron, Beratuutlsey, Surrey, dealer, at let, at Guildhall, London. May 19. S. Ilalerow, of Trafalgar-square, Stepney, Mid. dlcaez, mariner, at twelve, at Gitilalual, !Amami. May 111. E Newman, of Lambeth Marat, Surrey, brewer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 19. T. Holmes, .1 Harris, and J. A. English, of i Acre, Middlesex, coach-makers, at owe, at Guildhall, London. May 5. P. D Abbott, of Powis•place, Great Ormond-street, Middlesex, iusursiace-bmker, at one, at Guildhall, London. May 19 J. Stone, late of Blackwaler, Surrey, tailor, at tett, r, it eleven, at Guildhall, Lt nokia. May 19. G. Stulworthy, of Sboreditrh, Middlesex, victual ler, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lood-in. May 30. Iv. May, of Crispin street, Spiral-Relds, Middle sex, tronihaxreii-wcaver, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. May le. S. &eery, of Parliament-street, Westminster, army-accoutrement-maker, at ten, al Guildhall, London. May 22. J. Dyer, late of Bristol, wine-uierthant, at oar, at the Gnaw, ci.il Rooms, Bristol. May 19. T. Bullock, of New Laith, Lancaster, cotton spillway, at two, at the IYindtaill Inn, Manchester. CE gTI FIC ATER —Maw 19. J. Hiner, late ri'Livarposal, asoisey.wricaner...-R Sins. worth and W. Duties, - of Bolliolt, near Bury, Lancaster, whitsters.—T. Iteeve, of Backlcrsbury, Lund"n, and of Manchester, warebuusematt.—J. Handel, late of Mousey lane, near Highgate, Middiesexolnaler in dears —J. Bryant, aell late of Daniel, Berta, itsnlooldre—s. Joseph and W. Hughes, of Winchester-street, Broad-stuett, Loudon, met ebants.—J. Waddilove, of Lundon-terrace, Hiickney-road, Middlesex, stone-mnson —C. 11 ildelirmit, of Coleman-sheet, :Luadou, picture-seller.—G.Wilfellloll, of Bonsai, Derby, •colour-mainifacturei.—E. Reicher, of Thorp...within-the- Sykes, Essex, grocer.,—.l. Nash, of Haverfordivest, liuru draper—H. Hughes, of Liveypvt.l. joiner. CORN EACHAPIGIi. Aram 29. - We had some arrivals with Foreign Wisest, whirls, torther with what wne left over fnwa hue day, caused a dull sale et Monday's prices. Beal flue Malting Barley supplies its price. Beans and Oats are full as deer. In other kinds of Grain no alteration. COAL 12ARKLT. Aran, 29. &Nina at Market. Ship. !sold. Prire 12 krornatle l2 .... 334. Od. to 46a. 3d. 6 &Hulceland BIRTBB. ()0 Thursday, the 23d instant, ill Dover-street, the Lady o f X. El. of a daughter. On the 2dth instant, tke Lady of T. Langford Brooke, Esq Montagu-square, uf, O!' NOW. _ - HIGH WATER THIS Amy 4T I.ONDIM BRIO Mersin 32 after •Eveuing 1 after 11. PRICE OF a per Ct. tied. 79 78111 1 79 3 per Ct. Cons 79:fp-1 4 per Cents.: :97 96;:fi 5 per Cr. N. A ti.lo6Lii 10611 Bank Stuck lei Bank L. Ann. 20 7-16 ,1 2....18 21 pr. Ditto. 21.....19 21 pr. Una. fin Ace. LOCK AN') AILYRUICAI. DISPF.NdARY. His Royal Higbee", the Duke of YORK, President. F. Delicacy Nl .. ori If tillUllf eounrrttii with a .2. certain class of Eoniplaiitts, require that Public mo ils:mac should be confided to. Professional Characters a known ixspectability and %siesta. 'fins indocle the Ruyan nerd Noble Patrons of the above Itistibition to jive the support to it. for the exclusive 'vestment of V. tnerrvt Complaints, a n d the selectness t Mr. KIERNAN, as Soo - - grim, statidint hileh 'CM OKI List of 11. e Royal culler.. has proved (by the Waits it has tanifesred same its eels blielitneed), the propriety of their elsoire. The Palate tor too often the dupes of eunpyricisau, mitt lire Awful 4rluswro, twist out by illiterate Melt, who, muter tittititilll NNW{ amt assumed titles, gait, their goad opinion. Thus ohservau s: justly upplits to the Medical Pretrtidtts of she perseut *hot under assumed tiara. advertising as Companies, do still. lactation's 'mows, hold out, as they style it. the I,lll r treattarnt of Vestrtesl I;onsplftints. The List of ii Royal Collette of borxeons. published in Februsry. thews out, Ilona. persons .;111 Ira to regular practice, mid No swell pretended names iwlosur to it. Its Cm I, Mr. KIERNAN considers is doing justice to tht Pu 5.14, mud his duty to the sl.stivoihished Chnraetrrs who ha, roundel' the LOCK DISPENSARY, to guard Seciets aralnd tomb an 'sapodillas. Siam its commencement it le.• amply fulGlled the views of it. P*rous. Some of Ilse nor.t obainate•and danatrois cases urStroottires, Delibty, 3,4 other supposed ineuralitraffectidutior the generative swam, have Limit here radically and successfully avail" K I F.RNA N may be consolted its usual, by both cell". at his house, 21, Lower Ctrs. loilemreet. Ordforit .qtilrf, *here letters from Thera and l'irantry arc to be old e,0,1,, anti the itemisary Advice mid ILediciues a.ll be pl:11 or seat toasty part of the Kingdom. Just Pulttiolieti, price 4.1 in boards. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DP:- EASES. tty F. KIERNAN. b , ld by Rhervined and Cu 20, Pateratister.row; 41,r1t I and Sea, 174, Fleet-street; and Callow .Crown.c ..... t, Soles LION laint . lersnts i staid PattHebist at she t flies. Ni'. IV, 'treed; where Advertisement, ere ree risrft, I.r•tr• l i .oat paid) wield be ediires.e.:—s' sat 'Tit. V • c'ement's ens , Prititrr—.l WRITE, NO 117, lirand. Pl•blisbar wi r 8 2w ,4 .. ~.