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, 3 THE TURF. • ASCOT HEATH RACES. weilitvlbAt. 6 to 6 against Mr. Balsam. k i v{ ~: • . 4 .r~ ~ Ttriroalr, maw P. • Rio Rijn'' , arrived * ow ibe .....4 at oat tided' sod t rub rtootoeive of big stood.' Os wit'otleodrd by Marquis C .resrellie, 16r Esboitool. Numb% letteitjaspie Ilteersodeld, Ike. A greater aele.blege IC biortry sever graced soy cone., .. His Rojerfj's PI of lefts fur all aro. tri.latirl 11orlentre Basler ; . • 1 Poke of York's Tioriert: d " II . Mr. S . tellev'S DeeetlC• 4. ' I F..iehaatreve, Merrylletter. sod Adsoirel..ei erg r o t pteeed.-5 hi ..d riot It'aetri —3 h. 1 st et.— Hoakr one it at'etriativ. - _ Ikeepialin 100 g.. rach.—Nrir Mik. Mr. /ogees brother . to rat IA Peery'' , krothar to Miracle Mr.Tartitr's Soiset 7 fu 4 on linithcr to Miracle, sad 7 in 4 ago' the wiener.— A Oar race, and you by a Heck by Duckray's Socbeysaisp.— Tie baser was boa& for 40gs. lately. Sweepstakes of 1000 rtarh.—New Mr. Payee's e. by Crispin, out of Zona& 1 p of Orahos's e. by Phantom, out of Pope Joao • 2 1). of York's lilsphhaard e. out of Serapall's duo 3 fur J. Shelley's Caleb's, br. to Comes ah 11 to 3 apt Cakhas. The Osilsads Stokes of 33gs. est4s, for all wt. Mr. Calley. Champigoos Mr. Itenteres Ranter • Mr CbaribroSihreplasn 3 3 only wet. placed.—Mtireeller. he. to Mirtrete.aod Charm ing Molly otorfoa.-7 to 4 apt the wiaser—it br i opt Ranter-7 to I•sget Strephoo. Sweepstakes of Dp. for all ogee. Lord Bartitaelealitrepbon • Mr. Rnotabothates b. b.by %Tattoo Rake of Tosb's Roger flacon 3 '6 to 4 on the trimmer. The Kini left the ground os horseback, sad *so lottaty cheered. His Wady sgsis Unwired *be emerge with his peewee?, bid the •indoors* weather re•eated node evempaay from brief presto.. _ _ _ Lori Verolsoin b. e. by Pioneer, best Mr. Kiss's Cabal(/ ' by Petrottioa. The new mile. 100 comas. _ _ _ _ The Dohs of York's Plate of Wt. fur all ages. Mr. Ratnabotiorn's Sireckhorn, Gt. 211. lord "ramieWs Woorefinans, Sat. 10th Mar Charline's Surphon, Itst 10Ib DMir of of Koiland'a M. c. by Haphazard, 6.t. 7lb 4 6 to 4 against Strephon-5 to I against fix winner— to 1 against Wooverisans. Shrrrkhorn aonby a neck. A !bony Stakes of SOgs, each, for 3 yrs old colts, Sal. 71b. sod • Allies Szt.3 , b. Lard Versatile's c. by Pioneer Yoke of York's brother to Domini Sompou• .......... 2 Doke of York's she favourite. /Wish" Stakes of 23gs. each. Date of Roilseers h. e. by 11'axy, out of Sorcery, P.lolb. . SVest'e Alpha, by Asboos, Isl. lOth. ..... I Mr./von', Erhehada 3 Doke of York's Sews 5 and C to 4 egoism the ninon —4 to 1 1111.41 against Etbelieds sod A Iphs—sed 6 to I egaiosi Seola.—A ewe seer. The Wingfield Stakes of 50gs. each, fur colts, est. 71b. sad allies, est. 41b. Mr. Jones's lorbia, by Poulton 1 1 1. r Rash's eh. by Waxy, out of Chintz 2 Mr. Biwa's b. f. by Medley, out of Pranks Mr. Butsoe's b f. by Hedlry 4 Mr. Thontleilr. Ike • TUX WORCESTERSHIRE SOCIETY. Oa Mouthy Inn t►e Worcester and Warrestershire So. rirty celebrated sleety snelsoisary ■t the Albion Hotel, Al. derogate:Street ; the Richt Honourable Lord Futrir in the Cl•sir,rapporied by She Hon. Colonel Lysol,. M.P. Sit Thu.. 1 soington, Bert. M.P. the Hon. H. mfrs. John, William, and Thomas Coreoiry, Wood Dories, M.P. Sir Roger Gresley, Bart. the Rev. Cecil Oeslow, nail a aut•erous party of Gm. i 'ernes of the county. . - - ithi the health of iheChsinsin beim' drank, hie Lordthip, in a speech of fetich feeling, sent that 6O winked to be coo. sidered as the zealous sopporter of this Institutive. 14 was perhaps sesecessary to explain why he had hitherto absented himself from their compaay, but as he woe desirous that it might not be imputed in wrong motives, be would now cas didly declare, that oa accusal of she pu'itical feeling which had on former occasions prevailed at their mertiop, he bad owe appeared amosgest them. Those feelings, he was happy to say, had ceased to prevail, and he bail accepted their in vimtion with a anxious desire fur the promotion of the wrest cause of charity, sad particularly of the welfare of this lnetitstisu. lie estirely cuilieidell in the language of their Report, that " ober ao establish:neat is found to he woeful, it ought to be the mixt care to make it prrnialient ;" sod it was this feature*, utility to which he was 'axiom to call their attentios. ft was sot as expeudituie of charitable rattribetios, of which those who subscribed were anis formed as is the purposes to which it was devoted, hut a fair stemmed was ea basitieJ, mod the objects of their charity were *hew■ to have derived the benefits which it promised. Me repeated his imitation of liecomieg its Ana so pp.oter, and esteemed his fellow-countrymen to use every energy is the promedisa of so laudable as limitation, said reseladed by givieg, "Success ad prosperity to the Woe. caste/shire Society. The Wallies of the Members for the Coasty sad City wire then diresk with applause, sad Wesel Darin, M .P. for the City, in 'Murals; thetas, rem., kid that the Noble Cheissean had abscised, that on seceent of polities' °Flakes be bad hitherto shammed from coming amongst them. To the amiabk qualities of that Midteiss's disposition koows as they were to them all, it del esectemary to ad d say eulogy of his; but whatever opisious men might hold, either at or oat of sbs '7,•sage, and although those opiuioos might be se wide as Muss Pole to Pole, yet be trusted when the cease of charity was their object, all these divisions **old give place to the feelings ef beaus kieJaess and besevoleoce. The CIIMILM•11, is preposiog the health of Mr. Jews, the Seesolary,eberreeL that the active services of that get. Meese is Bayport of this Charity were we well knows to reed any esesamodslies frees him; bat he must take the ommetanity of maybe& that it was throes* Mr. doors that he (Lard Foley) had the bossier of presidieg at their meet ing that day. Mr. Jenne retureathsake fur the allesities of his 1.04. ship sad his fellow.eseatrymen, eel if the Society had de rived eves the smallest beset's from Me Denims, it would be • solace to him es lass es he hired. He tosigvalsisted the Noblemmi •nd Gentlernrii r.a the good that had been sleeted by the Charity, •Iliningis iu its ilifescy, sad es imbue a rontinu iner of Ihrtr rxtrlNM N its sopped; par- Skeletal calliag their stseaowu to the seeresky of a prompt appolaleseet of illeatirinve to serve thesis:sof Stewards. Mlf Ihs, bandeassritesianioal of his Lordship sad the Geode. millispeeemt, es to services which isferMr abilities like Waal firm rirodeved to the Charity, he weld sot but be peilliOn'must, however, be wader the necessity of with. elelidatersos these oMeial doilies, es from the kiodsess of Mellillow-eitisetia he had sweetly bees pieced is the mead siermilen of are of their Represeatethres le the Closomos Gene% Iha cooseiestioes discharger): the deities of which wield prevest that apple:alias to the inlereols of a Charity wbith ie re well deoervoi. He bilged leave seam earnestly le estessamod it Go the fueleminf core or hie fellow. coarse/yeses; sod although be should retire from his official solesties, yet, Si a individeal, it would teatiase to have hie warmest support. A very liberal selseriplios was Mask after diner, and Col..niel Navies, M.P. was pleased to accept the office of unman fur the seat year. The mein was (slimmed by some egetliest nags and glee., by ISOMIGO.T.Coote. Webb, Le. sod the utmost hila rity it good Marker Mewl till a late boar. LAW INTALLICFhCE• , - COVIIVOR KING'S BENCH, GcsulaALL,Vmr SO. Before Me Lord Chief Justice AIBOT?. GOODLAZ II AfD lIIITTIITZ T. TEED. This was an *elites to recover 3 50. Err Rusds.applied hy floe Plaintiffs, as ship-ebaedlers, to • velem., of the Ile. frodsinea, troths( between Plymooth sad London, called the hairy. The Plaintiffs received the orler not directly from she De &edam, but through Ilse medium of Mr. Joseph Clontettl., • ship-chsndier, who had just then become betekrupo ; the comosimiim seainst ties being slated Jnoe 14, 10114, and parlor the goods were sent on board the Navel 1911 the ?nth of the same mom . The Delheideot contended, that be was not liable , inamisseh as be had wives the order So Clements, whq was iodebred to him es • promissory note for 301. and he ham nothing .( the Plaiatiffs in the Ineiness. The lb (redone was applied to for payment on the expiration of the 'usual credit, sad helloes paid fur some Roods sap plied So another vessel of his ender the same ciretimmaiters, but related to• pay for those supplied to the Newry, for which the present stelae was now twoogltt. Mr. Ginner wee lee the Plaintiffs. Mr. Fl .for the Defendant, contended, that there was no evidence cashew al what time the commission of bankrupt ageism Clements had been opened, or that the Vie feeds., keen of hie incapacity to remote the order. The Defendant Nave the order to Clements; and ha (Mr. Mar i yell) cootesded that without feu Client's consent no other person could make tie supply, and demand p)tnent riots him. Mr. Gcahre replied. The LOSS clillrf Jun'lce poinnierl rip, and the Jury trued • verdict for the Nahuatl', fur 3SI be. and costs 40e. LOSOIRIDGIV V. DOILVILLV. This was an action for the recovery of amanat ordinate committed by the ship Caroline Matilda, ontirard.buenil for Norsay, by running fun) of the Lem:ibis, then lying at an. choir in the Ri vrr Thames. Proceedings were commenced in the Conti of Admiralty *tided the vemel, and to enable her to proceed or her voyage, the Defendant, who was the consigner, gave an under-inkiest in snake good any damage which might he proved to have been dime by the Caroline Matilda, not exceeding 1001. Thr Imaml was then released, sad this was brought for 1501. amount of damages and expenses incurred, in couirquesice of the misconduct of the vessel in irtartiini. The Def./Maul now rontendrel, that the ship hiving a Trinity Donee pilot on bard at the time, she was, wader the provision 14 the Act of Parliament regulating that point, not liable—and that on *slid consideration bad been given ig Milk, the Defendant liable under the undertaking, which he had entered into meetly fur the purpose of enabling the vi sari to proceed on her voyage. A Verdict was mitered fur the Plaintiff, subject to the °pi nWO of the Court of King's Brach no a cam to be solminittrd as to the cuasiruction of the Act of Pirlianival, and she Defendant', liability vender the undertaking given by him. '. , r: ,- STAN Ler T. WEATLtT. This was.. *llium of auger for the recovery of certain books of armrest god papers, whirb had come into Ike heeds of the Defendant Are )eara since, in his character of um. pre in an arbitration. It appeared the Plaintiff hail hien in partnership with a sculleries named Casa, in the hucioes■ of brewers, mid on the dissolution of it, the bunko and papers is quiessins had brc■ pat lulu the Drfenilant'a hands, who, Wing very old and iefirm, had vise, retired from huiduras into the enniiiry, and apps application being recently Made to him by Messrs. Calvert' (who had packaged the iniainem of Stitaley sod Cass) fur the books and pipers, he replied, Minion to delivering them up, withont *Mere from Mr. Staisley, the surviving partner of Stanley and Can; his objection b-in* obviated by that gentleman giving mail order, he then dig. covered °a sending up to his Pon iu London that he had In fact net got the hooka sod papers in his pomerston, abbots/4i be had supported they were in an inns safe in his late hoses is Miming-lase. This fact he communicated immediately to the Plaintiff's *elicitor, just after this action had berme cossasenceal egoism him. Evidence was called to prove the fact of the looks and pallors being pet in Owl Defendant's ponessiou at the of the arbitration, andiron' the testimony of his moo, it op. peered they could nut be found in the place where Ms father had imagined they were. Mr. GURNIM was for the Plaintiff. Mr. SCAULFTT, for the DelonMut, contended that there was not a tittle of evidence to support the idra of a tortuous conversion. The Plaintiff collimated to a aonsoit. FOLIC& WORSHIP sraert. DARING ROBBERY. Yesterday a youth named Job% Williams, well known lay the name of Lillie filly, and who is Generalissimo of a most extensive gang of juvenile thieves who karst the parish of St. - Luke's, was brought to this Office ou the following charge of felooy : Mn. Julia Kelly, residing in Larnlin-panage, flarbiren, Mated, that, yesterday morsieg, about eleven o'clock, she was al work in the kitchen, and whilst so ',gaged the Pri soner entered the boos. al the street door, he then west into the parker ad broke open a cheat of drones. which he completely rannselted, and linviiitt packed up n found y ssf weans( apparel, very deliberately walked out of the bonne ad skit the door lifer him; witness observing him going wren the garde. suspected hire, ran up stairs and found her sespicious were true ; she immediately messed the Primmer, calling art , " Stop thief!" Several penmen rears veered to arise him, bet be fought his way through the streets till he arrived at Canides-rourt, Grob-skeet, when he raa jam* house where the gen resorts, and a number fleeted to hie preteens., who, wish horrid impanattlees, tbecellned Wesel death to any person who dared b ap. ; at kogth Go, • rearlo se officer, who happerred 1 elh re la passiug, armed hinsoelf with a Wedge Oa sod entered tire reedesvons,lll•4l denstioded the Prisoure, who was con tailed is timbal floor, sad ea his hearing that the officer wawdelersaioed to here him, he immediately jumped our of the widow, a height of twenty feet, and raps away, followed by his msecistes. Goma., officer, and wrenl other per mits, pursued them, aunt, after another moat desperate re sistaect, secreeded ie defeatism the garg and wearing the Primmer ; the remainder look to flight. Gwyn received revere Mow on the head, and his thin was severely lace rated. The Primmer, wbo appeared to be oboist 17, did sot at tempt to deay the chose, sad ►e was tally committed. On Thursday , last • nseeting was called by the Aldermen of Hothin, at the l'iswri Hall, to drink the health of L%dy HARIILT WILLIAMS Wynn, and her infant son, which was numerously and re spectably attended. Mr. WILLI A Ms, of Plas.y. ward, t• testify his respect and attlichm•ut to the ancient and respectable House of Wynnstay, sent nsateriala for a boufire, which was lighted in the evening ; a fat sheep was roosted, and two barrels of ale given to the populace; • band of music was likewise engaged, which enlivened the scene much. The bells tang during the whole of the day. On the evening of Saturday. Mr. WILLIAMS invited • pony of SO Gentlemseu frees Ration and 11:e neighbourhood to his own house, where they were hospitably entertained with • handsome cold colla tion, and plenty of ears is. The Welsh barp, ors their arrival. struck up the tune trf " Sir Wat kist's Iklighs :" and the evening en 'peat with mach hilarity. r-- COWYERCE. O THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH rims. May SO, ISt*. Illia..nbere has sewer beam ne ever will be, such a elm tom as your leading artiele'of let day meat ions, Mat of ewer divot ships going from pm so port of the INtartimeat of Ete rnise, " fur the purpose eof - estaisiog assorted allren. "- n. The nature or reonomy of trade awl revilloi" will e" 1 adnl4 of say sorb prettier ; the rseeptious must be *my rare, sod wiry **worthy soy roosideratien. Is is sloe pen• battle Sled sew Marquis of tanslown Mated such a rase, or its ersieicienn ss a vesseims- • The Indian Archipelago may he nest, but She trade with It canine be great, and at the same time poefiestele il/41. for wrap 'ears ; not till She inhabitsette are much ad d iv reviler iiino, sad have acquired wanes, a n d She means of 'asking us a proper reforn for our simple of Ibsen Oar flirts* franti,llB It is called, fla Chen., is sat egad, Sly, is amm* to she miare of a single haberelastwes *bop i.. loodnin, nor it it easy to atria it to our setvale- Cage. We no longer waist Otrar esseekeeu cottons, their earthenware (called chime), 4., *Mei, fans, or wrsherlialh— Their Sea is all we MU/desire e of which ab out llb per bred saliefies mann far the wile& of the cemetery, and seers or eight millions a year is as much as we are disposed to Rive f.w Ibis gratification, and is three or four, or tea times more Win it is worth. l'isrm are several ways of eateading oar trade to Chin; as to all usher places. The most common i•, to ship every shier we ran think of, drown to " velocipedes." withont re gard to she wants of the revelry, the demand of the ens. Punier., or the means of rim ern, as we have .lone gimlet 1814,5 n Asia. The owkreseh will eusisonte, or site clime', will soon destroy then', mid she " trade of doing theorise thing," will revive—There is anotlarr mode, whirh is, to make the trade to China "_/'ire," and In let nor shipniameti and *twee cargoes contend with on* a•osher for • freight home, and ✓ive the wily Chi•►se th►ee times more for • coarse sample of thei► dried weeds, than has hers paid them for the last ISO yeses. This would royesire a Imre Import of silver, cloth, kr.•ad would swell our eustom-pros lessors.. These lageninse practices have been tried is Behest and eliewhere. Oar reports hove hems were than double a hat the Earopesn resiskista could use, Of, the HMI lire/ 110111.1 lake. mai bare beets told •t leas than half tiwir fern:se meal ; or left on she fisaya,ov she heart, not worth housing. On the other hand, their predict. has been arlhanced through the contention for a We freight for the ship., to more than doubleita amoral price, as is motors, from 31 to 4 1. per lb. to 7.1. and 84. to east here Dhow Is. to sell to Prance, Ger many, and Switzerland, for sd. to It. _ 11woe are seines( the Modes by which foreign commeree. (breech free State, may be extended abniost indefinitely ; hoot fur • lime, • short lime men, as rerently front 1817 to IOW; and the " Cal bolo" should be oiiisidered beau. Foreign trade, in associated costae!, in winch manner it begun throughout Europe, is thonght so h. al. ay. confined too mach In a free exercise of competition is has • 'en deecy at all timm to ' , arena and to loss fur she saves hirers, awl • smile for she community. Leedom, Bri.tol, Liverpool. Glasgow, and Hall, all together 'hinder so the same place, • 'Omit cooerrt or calculation, withoss knowing what is wooled, or what can be resumed, soon pl.? say market with bcrr, empty bottle., velocipedes. Inus, where thetv are not heads to wear them ; shoes, where the population' woe. barefoot; mad woolly, cloth, where they are well covered by their own skis. tame. Them ship meets are very rarely fit ems limes mode by "sserelinmls," who know business better, but by nianefatterers, trades. men, ship-mailers, pursers, nooses, and aerates., who Imes not 'ilea whatever of trade,except that the laws of insolveney make all easy for otlventurer a. What the soerchosts really want is " a free trade in grain," this would soon set bilis, and bullion, and exchange. mod exports 'of all kinds, in motion. This, carded fir, and continued long, would require oar shipping, or that of one neighbour., so be greatly increased, and would soon &Wile she getoeral coonssfafon of mercantile agency. As noon as the import of race, by the decrease of our own caroled cultovation, foresee a mislaid neeessity, the price of it oin she Continent, and is America, would be doubled one parks vsneld increase, and err sheep-walks sad oar woollen-trade at lair price., as our bread grew dissese. 1 6 rissads fled plaspers wield be the wily two aliases. lAkose sousl kassissur is istrusby, owl sink is isa reward,. Maclisery would sikserrare the road awl salsa of all oar pro and oar wool of home-grows fowl would odwoote Ike peke of all Me eau of Europe. We should MOO be. • sasios ismarlr, rualarril, and lowliest, elswasigb • clumpy eonsiewolory on the theory of Ada. SWAY, and a blind mid rash solsisinsion so ihr 6.llkge imams of tliarser, Lasaerdsle, diardeamle, Cobbeti o sod Ricardo. _ T. R. AFFAIR OF LOUFEI. THE ASSASSIN. PAWN len' IS. The sifting of Tuesday, the 23(1, is the French Horse of Peers, was nut Ins interesting than those of the preceding days. The Marquis Barbe de Sliarboir, Chief of the Doefri nnireeinthe Upper House, attacked the offensive expeessiosis relative to the army, contained in the requirdnireer. the At soraey.freaeral, M. Britoil, in the atria of Loiniet Mo lo k a i Sueltet seenntkd the Marques, and was unanimously sup ported by the Marshal. and Geiser/11r present. The phrases obit+ gave the greatest umbrage are supposed to be obese in which she soldiers of she army of %Varerlou are deuaminat ed Sadder d'Allifa," and "II leyesque des earlese. qui /find pisercir is Tyr eta." These expressions were ordered to be tfaced. With respect to the refaireisretsiews which the joilleiary proceedings instituted respecting the assassination of the Doke de Berri have prridaceil, it is just to observe, that tip most persevetiag iavestigatitias, directed by the ablest legal talents in France, have elicited no isicideat trading to prove that the assegaim bad direct accomplices. M. Bellert, who is a perfectly busiest imam, though somewhat ordeal, al ludes, in his *bonnet resuming', to 'moral resaplicHy, bat as room as be eaters on the domain of positive facts, he coodesses that the 01111111011 are totally outman to establish such • egotelusins. And yet tented has heels traced Crum the cottage in which be was born to the garret be inhabited at the miggewat of she prepairatioa of his time : mere sham • thousand whet-toes bare bees examined : and the sea. tummy of them all proves that be ass a sober, lades. trim's, frugal, retired persos, disliklog society, mad offing alisoebed is, thought. It is observed that be has eat, like Rairsillee and Dimusiens, her. moved by este. rise iNfillelbre or religious fanaticitam, bat lie seems to have meditated his crime slaws, althwtgh , according to some se. counts (of which the public yet expect the proof), A. freatd to have lately been addicted to the study of popular pans. phlats. He agsfrotes, I. hi. irderenostoire, that be weal is Footalairigkasi at the epoch of the fete given to the Undies' do Berri VII her marriage, expressly to artassinate her his band, ad that overcome by the joy which the premiere of the Priam ie.pin d , aid by the acclarmatioss aids which he way greeted, he felt his omit arrested is its saaguimary plu mate, sad said to himself, * This swan cannot be the enemy to his commit y which I thought him," se peat if pile fa aide fort? He returned Is Paris to reflect, sail isi n little tune his remorse vaektibili OWN Ms Infernal project obtaimed its primitive force. • In one of Ms mmosballisoll ba was told, that his name would pass to the y with those of the 'saw Inas and 111601111iM win the most dishonoured toseiety. Ue replied, " Brutus is mot smasidered au nagassin--bimory will judge me." It is remarkable, that oil all other topics he has mot am Idea shove the sphere hr was burn to move is, mad amen to pones, very limited laselleet nal fiseulties. It appears that she Mayor of Peony made • deposition that two perms* had waited on hint at the epoch of the amassination .of an uhature individual in Bois de Bou logne (fuse or live esoMits previously I. the murder of the Due de Berri), to emerge Won (the Mayor) to declare is hie promo eerie! that this individual belle. his death had mit- Ift geed s that Scot persons hail eadesvourril to eitroll hins in • brad of aseassims who had sworn to murder the Primers, sail that us his refusal airy hail given inns the mortal wounds which were patting as sad to his existence. Ile declised elderly' lulu farther detail's for fear eif comrstittimp sows 't ...ALII • 1 wry torsileraile prttiors." TLiildlt elletTliee nilestif 'Oudot so N. Dresses. IL ilaeterd, µ IS film ( " Climber of Peers, oasis, me Noire of she Weeded, nee M. Bellats, iu hie requisileire. • rat wa Friday Isis do. eeaaJrd sone inforeossioe on the soloed,. ••• of the Conosnioiorsors of the Upper Wier, in the @fink of Sorrel. lovis•-•1 the Per, to moor an the ilooloy. onealag so the I.lsirsohorg, Wren hoer bellow the mooing of the theasher, awl offerod to read wish hive the docueseate width related to the crews he ioloired shoot, and to give Mop any goiter informal*" in hie power. The Peer replied, "1 ow net whiresis to you espy ropsert open the *shied, emend free my swot nor receive hey m • ower from yen bet frost 'ours." Th e movaiog after he repeated hie interrogate vire. mei • debate owool, iss which the proof of she clouded solsonsesoso wag s• ma'am Met tier.. Peers °oily opposed thr proposition of fowling the driosqueoss below the lei. Least,. _ IRELAND. DCPLIN, MAT 27. The Lard Mayot's masquerade an Thursday night wo► as splendidly and numerously intruded as any we renirmlwr in this city. We are certain thrte COtilti 1101 be lees than from 1,000 to 1,500 persons of the first respectability assembled to getlirr ; eel from the extensive apace which was en closed for the occasion. there was no embarrassing crowd, no iliffieulty of approaching and seeing every !biog. The whole garden, bark of the Mansion: house, was portioned out in 'carrel compartments. hung with evergreen V, and interspersed with sane• eatal lingua and transparencies, so as to form an agreeable labyrinth. An application has been made to Government to 'dace the Baronies of Gowran and Shilcloglier, Comity Kilkenny, node► the Peace Preservation Act. CORK. tut:aster, II &Y 2t. Thi. city, indeed the entire of the south of Ire. Nod. ha■ sustained • calamity which almost coin. pletes the Hunan of it. di.trem, by the failure of one hank and the stoppage of another—the former Mews. Roche'o, the latter Messrs. Leslie's. These misfortunes occurred this rooming. and it would be in vain fur us to attempt to depict the scene which the city has exhibited ever since. Ifoth establishments opened at the usual hoar of ten o'clock this morning, and continued so for stroist bolt an hour, whets surprise sod dismay were excited by the tenor of a placard posted outside Plrssio. I,rolie'4, misting that is consequence of the failure of Messrs. Roche, they, the Messrs. Leslie, upon the advice of their friends, had closed their door,, and that a Meeting of Merchat.a was called for twelve o'clock, but that the public may have the fullest reliance ou the ►ufftciency of the home to meet all its engagements. As may well be supposed, the result of this Meet ing was looked for with breathless anxiety. It took place in the Boeik.house, and at about three o'clock the following communication was issued, and promptly circulated through the City, mud forward. rd to the country towns and adjacent counties • ncsersi of the principal merchants sod inhabitants of t►e city having waited on the Messrs. Leslie to kimpar the sovatiqu of the Bank, in esamegoence of their having inti mated that the stoppage of Moser'. Beebe obliged shawl to suspend paysecat—del hove peat satisfaction ha seqsaitio. in the public., that the result of their inquiry is mbessisiod to inspire esalldeace. " The Messrs. Leslie Wale, that the effects of the Dm* es. reed all its implements to the public by the sum 0311,4104111., exclusive of the unsettled private property of the boakers, which is staled to amount Isr wore than 4,01101. per Therefore, allowing for say loos is realisisis the assels, there appear., on their statement, a perfect certainty of their pay ing 31: their enrigewests tit AU. ▪ The Messrs. Leslie propwrel to submit their books sod sororities to the examination of sits merchants, wish a view of investigating the aeruracy of their insterronir, and in the fell relinace that it will be completely borne oat. s‘ The 3lesses. Leslie tiodertaie to receive their own mgas in payoseut of all book accounts, bills, soles, kc. " The gentlemen who have neidertakes the inspection of the books, securities, &e. will be prepared so submit the re salt order enmesh...lms to the public in • few days, when it is hoped the adoption of sorb immures will be recononead. ed as will tend to restore coofidessee and r elieve the distress which the stoppage of sock as establishment most •ecea. airily create." Not having been present at the Meeting, we are unable to SUM the particulars which, uo doubt, were submitted ; but we learn from some of those Gentlemen who composed it, that it was intimated that in the event of the Messrs. Leslie's statement being realised, and that they wished to reunite hos. sitiess, such aid would be sff„rdtd them as would enable them to do so successfully, Upon the affairs of the other establishment s we regret that we have it not in our power to comma. nicste any thing satisfactory. We believe a com mission is considered the best measure to resort to, both as respects the individuals themselves and the public, and it way be expected to open very spredtly— perhaps on Monday treat.—( Soothers Repo. ter.) The Cork lotelligeweer communicates the fol lowing wlditianal particulars :- 64 We have joist karasd that the mates of Meows. Leslie were takes its several respectable houses yesterday, for their fall value. " Mote writing the above, we regret to Mate that mole indicatives to riot were manarsteel by the populate, who ettatioued to parade the streets with increased amahres, sod but for the prompt interfereace of oar High &writhe sad Peace °Seers, aided by a few of the military, the Rash of Messrs. Ruche would have sustaiwed anise tasjory. Three ;tenors were committed to bridewell, after which the crowd gradually dispersed. We woold sirstaxly ncaarmead fnr hearatice to those who would he indissed to break the pesos., t.r do isittry in the present distressed state of the city, as a troeleocy to irsahoidiastioa sad riot cutout mare them, no the contrary it moat materislly injure ihno, sod will be the istes•sol'ultimately Weigle recourse to strung immures, if they be so foolish as to provoke them." Mai• 27.—Groes state of CARLISLE ELECTION. the poll. fourth dry : Wm. Julies. Esq. .... "98 I Sir Philip Musgrave.. 271 Disputed b Disputed Votes.... IS sal I . Majority fir Mr. Jarmo. 7 At the Caff•Exelmage last wieruitify, a wissiiterable quea sily iat Wheat ressaimed ever (rum Monday's •apply. Ale whirl there was hot hide demand; sales heavy al Moorley's priers, sad wily the finest qualities fused buyers Norwich Corn Market on Saturday was but thinly ■tteoded. and the prices experienc.d very little variation from last week.—There was the eu•tonnary exhibition of Scots end homebred cattle: many were driven off unsold. The pens were tolerably well tilled with hoggets, almost wholly of the latlf•bred Leicester kind : this wool selling much better than short Norfolk or &milldam°. r~, :; TES ARM Y . -.sm. Tut mei ttplesdil ball arid supper ewer retollett(d .s Ern* was gives by 1180111 mm of the lith r►giment, nor quartered there, to Ale beauty and fasbiors of that lowa and its viciaily, so Tuesday motet. Tbe 3d dragoon guards, quartered at Cable, were soda orders to embark at {Waterford for &Wei. The detachrsests of tie lith regiment of infastry are or. dose/ lojois headquarters at Essig, preparatory ill for Doirlinreport has Mated, that the Sid Higirlaader. err to proceed for YAM.. Werlsorday illsjorXierteral Sir Jobs Elley, who has 15.., recently appointed 'septettes Field Olieer of the Cerrlrr, In Wawa, arrived is Dublin, from geeing the 31 &5c....e at Caber, and reviewed the llih holism which RS withi were highly portegyrised. The Hee.Culonel Murray atiri.4l. cd the isepectios. BIRTH. On Tuesday hot, al M e Lady Sophia Pier, of $ daughter. Om the 21st all. the Lade Onley Harvey, of a daughter. DEATHS. lAM week, in Gbneeeter•utreet, Reginald eldest ma at Sir Bellingham Graham. Bari 0a Saturday last. the 117th ult. at Little Green. is r. County of Semen. Thomas Peckham PlipN . FM as. 74 HIGH. WATER THII DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mantling IS after •. I &rain 40 after 5 COAL MARKET, MAY 31. Skips at Market. Ships Sold. trite. 28 getreskie I Suadertia4 1 .... —.I 0.1 lu 328 Si MICE OP STOCK! TOTER DAY. Bsnk Stock"... 2244 f Bank L: Au. 171 13.16 3 per Ct. Red.. 6144 I Indi. Bowls.. 20 Is pr. 9 per Ct.Cons.oDll9 I Ex. BM.. 2. 12 pr. par. 31 per Cent...... 761 77 I Lott. Tickrtr 213/. 14.. 4 per Cents.... 86 859 f Cons. for Ace. 70M11 3 per Ct. N. An. 1A416 I lIRE. MANOR, ill ANSION.HOUSE. mid very valasiste and es *easier FREEHOLD ESTATES is the lectustifol /ALL of WHITEHORSE. TO BE SOLD AUCTION. RI Mr. FIDEL!, AI the King's Arse, Oxford, es WEDNEADAY, the Vet Sone sent, at Tudor o'Cluek at Noon. THE MANOR of HA'FFORII. eitendint over nearly 1,360 Awes of Loot. ••11 supplied with baine, totether with the Massie. called His ford HOUK, the residence of the late Mn. Walker; and shout /00 Alves Ivey valuable Meadow; Pastore, Amble, and Wood Land. adjoiailic the Maltsicsau amid divided into two Farms, wit/ couvesieut sad ashotantial Formai,' Boildines of every db. eeription, and Cailages, is he *eruptive of respeetaile Tenants, situate at Hadoed. Is the rowdy Of Reeks. The Estate licit quite eoespoes, is a very genteel 'rich. bourkissed, esiesoadiedldt a swot benistiPl view of the *die- Celli esustey. sod ii isierspeverd oath revers, very tiriimpg Ware sad Planistior abamoleate with Gore. The Mits. era floor. wUi aN coavesieat reseelreef sad detached oilers, Is well adored for the residence of a mist! Maart family, and Is eapshie of eslargeesest at a tolling expellee. The leads ore pertlealarly well watered soil *applied uMb erreilent !radios slew and wad, r well es day fee bricks, Ms/ haw fee resere. The what is keehold, and the poor rates very trillion. Pommies may be hod of the Maasioa Mew, Centro, aso4 Pleasaregrousids Immediately, of one of the 1 4 :-.1os seat Michaelmas, nod of the other the 31 ichneumon tallouriac. This property is mast particularly surer!" the afilembuts say tkutleasous "satin' a restileare, or to ambit so ireseer. meat, se it is amebic, Nal its sitaasioa sad ramerces, 64 bre ion brought to the itighset pitch of imprommieut at a email Otplelife. Also TWO GRAZING FARMS, .t hiaellinefard, is the paid Glom, of Berta, called the Wick wow' Fare, *NA ilt• little Newbury Faro, adjoiesiag each oth.r. 6114 is a riot fence, with spotatile Farwt-haisies awl t►,,t.huthlisawafrrrrp deareeptiow to each Fans, ■ad aims' 4$ Acres of very noir WO Arabia Laud, eateaditeg to within oar smile of do tows of Farrineelon, and adjoining the tarii pike road leadiag fees that place to Wastage. The Shilnerrant property rsolaiss shout 434 Atm, is else Freehold, the Peer Rates Very sad is the area. petiole of two aunt respeetalste Teruo*, and psmessisus may be had *eat Lailyiday. It awapriass a great pispurtems of very sorrier Meadow and Pastore Lewd, weU sapplied with Lime adapted for Mauer,. Mery are several Woods fell of Oaks mid Elms, is a meat thriving state. This Estate will be divided iota three lots; fs► Ate mire 'dace of permits wishisg to purchase for weeopotissi sad Ii mast deserviug the attention of soy oat waatisig 'opener meadow sad pastime lard. Both Estates are ezweerated from Land Tax. Tim Ilmfural Eslase NMI the Shilkogf... d Farms me shoot Iwo milks di•lassi from Farrioeduo,•nd “bnnt IS wiles from Oxford, 7 (rum Mintage, It from' Ahiforlon. 31 from (hit. trobom, 45 from Bath sod Leaminglon, and briwee• SO and 10 from Ueda'. Descriptive Particular., wish Plans annexed, will he ready Coe idalivevy one mouth prior to the wile. at Raiford Hauer, at the Crown wed Dell lons, Farringtlon; the Klee' Arm.. Older'; the Bur, Wastage; she Crown and Thistle, albino. don • the White Hart, Pesky; the Lamb. Wansgrunl; the Deer, Reading; the Goddard'. Arens, Anindsta ; 'lse Marlborough Area, Marlborough; Mt t•ater, Salt Hull; the Be., Maidenhead; the Perham, Spenitrintlessl ; the Bulk Burford; the Bing 's Head, Cirencester; Ike Marlberusigh Ann; Weiselatuck ; the Red Liens, Healey-upon-Thames; IM White Hart, Salisbury; she limes Head. Glosevenr, the Plough, Cheltenham; the White Hart Bath; the gr. genCe Hotel, Leamington; Red the Asinine Mart, Leashes. The Estates may be viewed by applicatiou le Mr. Fidel!. the Auctioneer, at Ferneries; or to the Keeper, at flatfoot House. --- ---- All ratline portleodors ray be had of Mr. Moro, Arr ive,. AbusgAeo; of Mr. Word, Solicitor; and of Ow Are slower, Farriocdoo ; of Mr. L S Taylor, Gray's Inn, LOW' dun ; end of Mr. Alloopp,Solieilor, Nwiinghonn By hie Majesty's ROYAL LEE rEAS PATIMT. LEA KIR'S tio-sieine PILLS. ist.tly lemma for Caring, in all its Stages. • Certain Digester. (Me small Pall is • dose ; •nd tie taking of owe Box, ie • re. Beat Case, will mon convince the Patient of the certaiely of his speedy recovery. Nothing eta In better ceistrieed, WOK safe, or mere coormiest than ihi. rem sly, foe sorb no ore obliged to go jimmies or to sea. as it wells ow reelliesorat ur minim of diet • sod fill yrs,* cliperie w re O N ma ealegi sive practice) has Puffed that is will • !Intl I ore, wlaris Sr. pealed wilivation and MI other we Ils.Nls ay, tin i..r the Scurvy sod other air. ui sl Dim...dors. this Mediciur has ibo4 its parallel. Upwind. of 400100 perwma, both sexes, have been radically gond of the above waft Us.. orders wields tie lam yeas,. resumed and sold by the mule Pruprietors, T. TAYLOR and SONS. SOIPON• r. at their hewer, Nu. 9, New Bridee•elreet, ip boars of Ils. 9d. each, deli iarlo.l.ll.—N. B. Two bark elms sell lights is the p•seage• at night. They use do BMA by dew appointment. wish copious direrinsos. M Mr. Hepburn 's t o . s hap, UM s ISCird - strert ; Mr. DoweineW s 7. rwb eireetitill, meanly opposite the ; r. 111•3601 0 4 Edishorgit; Mr. Newberfs, Dubim ; by use rinse is every ceesiderable lowu is (4eAt Unions sad lowlead. Advice gratis to peewee *skis; it,. shave, or whet di the Prinwietors' M icier*. —Glees. maul Semi eel koakessom cured, and tellers, post paid, atisvirrelL • Bev the list pildielms-.1 by the Royal Wine of Lasodes. Priem' mod Pub Oohed at Tubs burner paw spd Tug Own Oars, Pio. 111, lvssd, by C. CORNWELL. K lb. *veal. • • '^'~.• , ...