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\J Nt LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 22, MO. ripeeislly to (Lose whn, in any ituttanre, compel our brethren tu raise their arms against the lives of 'topic %IA) w,.111,1 rt crime tho•rn in rare Given mot signed at the l'akee of Government, in Angostura, iii. Icl clay of March, 1819 (Sigwv.l) SIMON soLtvArt. E BIUTI S PRE SS . Last night Lord HAtROVVRY, asChairinan of the Committee appointed by the House of Lords to inquire into the affairs of the Bank of England, proposed to the House the adoption of the Remits. he hid previously laid on the table, and which embodied the plan suggested by the Com mittee for the adoption of Cash Payments lu op position to• thews, Lord I:AVDIIIMALE proposed a series of Resolutions, declaratory of the prihciple that the present adianted price.of gold iu the mar ket, as compared with the Mint price, was cowed al.ogether by the nature of the Mint regulations, which, by reducing the value of the silver coin, de. strayed the long-established proportion between the two editable metals, and that the repeal of these tegolations was intlivfmnsable as a'preliminary step toward: , the adoption of any measures for the re siorationor a 'metallic standard of value. The de bate on this Subject displayed grrat research and industry, and was protracted to half-p..st ten o'clock this tanning, When the amendmert was put and nexatived without a division. In our observations on the majority of Ministers en Mr. TIERINIT'S motion, we ezpres•ed our fears that their success would tempt them to renew their favourite Property Tax. We lament to find our Tears reiiliiwd. This purpose was avowed in the debate in the Commons on Thursday night. The CnimeoLioa of the t xcueuusit said, instead of decreasing, it was absolutely necesmtry to increase the taxes, and Colonel Wools, the brother-in-law of Lord CAsTLIIIILSAGH, in recomtnentling a petty Tilt es the means of this necessary ilitloll, was loudly cheered by the Ministerial Bench. 'They must be stupid who will not take so plain a hint. A Dutch Mail his brought intelligence from natavia to the end of December. Every thing gots on prosperously fur the Dutch in the Indian Archipelago. Thanes of Glamis and Covidor. they 'Lave it • Borneo. the largest island in the world, is therri, and they are in possession of all their old establishments, with the exception of Pulling, a Om of little consequence, the.vight to which is &nitrated by the Lieutenant-Governor of Beucouleas, Sir I'. S. RAFF/.611. It was not with out reason that this spirited Officer has complained of the esicroachturnts, the usurpations, and mono. !missing spirit of the Dutcfsin that loaner. Bat his zeal for the interest Mid honour of his country t', forsooth, bad faiik, as complaint on the part of the Javanese. • people lately happy airier Ilk ads ministration. is rank rebellion under their new mas ters. T,o leaders in the disturbances which broke out in July last itiChiribon. in Java, have been tried and found guilty. 'One of diem, a native Prince, has'been hanged. Paris Paper. of Tuesday laid have arrived of our 'Office. In the Sitting of tbeChsniber of Deputies on Monday, a report was made of several petitions presented to theCluktiber in favour Of the read of all the French exiles, but the Chamber passed to the order of the day. Some discussion took Place un the aCcortuls of 1815 and 1817, but the farther consideration was adjourned to the fullowitig day. Accounts from the West Indies of the Ist of March, by way of Holland, state, that on the side al Venezuela General PAM hati obtained consider ▪ adisntages over Moante, and had destroyed • numerous body of his cavalry.. _ The French 5 per Cent'. •re 66 I. 70c.; Batik hock 1,616 f. The raids suffered a depression yesterday, Con. rata Were down to 70 , 2, _ Yesterday the Doke of Ironic transacted mili tary hopinres with the l'ttiticu REGENT at Carl ten Hoinw. The Royal Duke eubmittrd to the l'etricK liEvmse's ineprci iiiii three pr i va t e , in the Coldgreasn Regiment of Foot Gusids, in their hew clnibisig, - - - - 1, flogging less to be reprobated R 4 a civil than a military pithlshetiesst ? Public exhibitions of bat*, tool its some instances bloody hacks, ore by no Means likely to increase either the proper feeling Or the delicacy of it British people, and yet we oh. setae that this vbrolee mode of punishment 'hs of lite 'torn generally revived in this kingeten. Ot Wednesday hart tier men were whipped ulont Onny in this town, and back again, for hating been loom' Iwgging, a n d in lODIC eaters alotest demand ing money, On Friday, smother itismosee of this punithoirset occurred oil a poor man, Whom tome supposed to be a Inman:. It is, 111104r111. but vice to obsesse s that he received only diger or lour sari pet. --( ittireastk Paper./ o.' Wrelatselry se'imight, in the evening, Major CLrrrcisuci, of the Nortlimul,erl mid Militia, on Lis way home so Watkivorth, had the troefortnne to toll from Ins horse, and was killed oo the spot. SACRILEGE.—Oso Thurt.clsy nig*.st last, I:ustie pelposa or progeny, sit !mollt ittik entered the Roman Catholic Clhim I in Chtrenclon.mitore, uurt otolr thrtritoen a biker chulice. awl ulout 131. %loth were iu the Ewe' box. 4 . 41_1 °.4C 4 t : t 1 1: C. 11 * -S/- t ) ,' '`, 7 :117 4 40 4 -es 4, 4 ircsi' - , .-- ita;f - 4, --2., : . 0 --.., di.•-; , it t ) 'i :). ". ' ..." J r% :.'"•'''' ' ‘-- f . ,, t .....) • * MISS MACAULEY. Last evening this Lady introduced, at the Con r'ert-Itonut, Ring's Theatre, II literary and misled Reg,.lio. called The Shamrock. It consists of three Parts—Serious, Cunrc, and Musical ; the whole sustained by herself. In some of her imitations she was most happy, particularly that of Mrs. SID. D9Ns, in the character of Elvira. Her imitation of that great actress in Queen Catherine dtsplat eel also great merit. In her description of Le Petit .sCorpre, Miss IMachut.EY was particularly happy. Her imitations of the Irish, Scotch. and Yorkshire d ia lect., were in the best style, and the change of voice so quick, as to make the audience at a loss to believe that they were tittered by one and the same person. la the course of the even- Mg she sung two Irish melodies very sweetly. Her caricature song, Mu chere male." was loudly ap plauded. The Concert-Ronnt displayed a full and laAitnna'ale appearance. The exertions of Miss MACAULF.T received great applause. It is a great undertaking Gar an individual to keep slice the interest of an audience for three hours. Mr. MATH ws led the way, and Miss MACAULEY's ex last alight, gate piutoise of following his steps with success. 'Yesterday morning, aloiut half-past eleven o'clock, the P • •rsr AUGUSTA arrived at Glouces ter House, from Windsor. Shortly after her Royal Highness accompanied the Duchess of (:houcEs. TER to Carlton House, where they remained during the morning. to the evraiitig their Royal High sieseg returned to Glom ester House to dinner. Afterwards the Princess returned to Windsor. Thursday evening the Duchess of YORK arrived at York Douse, St. James's Palace, from Oatlands. Yesterday afternoon her Royal Highue►s drove her self in her curricle to Kensington Palace, on a vi sit to the Duke and Duchess of KENT. The Marquis of CDOLMONDELEY, we are happy to state, was better yesterday. It was Mr. PowLETT, and not Mr. BASTARD, who spoke in favour ci Mr. H. SUMNER'S mutton ou Thursday night. The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND arrived in Edinburgh on Saturday night, from London. Arrivals at York House, Dover : The Earl of 11•hitirords, Duchess of Dorset, and suite; Lord Aylmer, Lord Breekisork, Sir Thomas and Laily Chiron' and family, the Countess of Lanesburough, Lady Biiiilingfirld and family, Lord and lady Dalin!don, lady Daniel Burney, !Aril Blaming, Sir William and Captain Chart, rton, boil and Lady I.llllVdi Ile and family, Colonel t:,•urze Clayton and family, Lord Stormont, Mr. Greville, Lady charloile, and family, Mrs. Prideaux, the Misses Courten ly, Count Worointow, &c. &c. No doubt is now entertained to Edinburgh, that Ireir:rtry, Guy illunnerinr. &c. &c. are the o ft:. •psio.g lit WALTER SCOTT'S prolific genius. On Widnes(ley et the Theatre in that city, the !,lily of !Cob Roy was represented, and the au thor oldie Novrl havitig made his appearance iu the house, he w,ut immediately recognised and received with rapturous applause. Laid STEWART (accompanied by Sir 11mitts' 11 t a DINGE) made his eattri into Sunderland On SI4. I U 111“)., in great style, drawn by men (as wind on laCiISIMI!). to be present at a dinner given by him at KAY'S, Golden Linn, to his coal-fitters, the 61141 of itie tith regiment of f.iot preceding, playing " !reel may the Keel row." followed by six men th• white chargers, clothed in beef-eaters' robes. The populace received him with enthusiasm, and his Lordship with great urbanity returned the com pliments to the several windows filled with ladies and gentirnsen, and to the crowded streets. Sun derland has not exhibited such a concourse of ',motile since the opening of the bridge. In the evening barrels of strong ale were given away, in the front of the Town's Hall. His Lordship left Sesiderland at half past nine in a chaise and four, 'and the company broke up about eleven, after spending a few hours with the greatest conviviality and liar ))))) ny. EISTRAoItDINSILY IhßTllo.—Thorsday morning the Great Lioness in Exeter 'Change brought fonli finer very beautiful Cabs, su that the breed of this Royal Animal is not likely to become extinct. London, or a Month at . 4 itevens's.—.This new Sa. .144%1 Novel confiners to term the subject of coo. versaiion among a large number of fashionable devotees. The aniline- jo-ily observer in his Preface- 1, At a period win,, gelitionum-Ake filhhollehly in She shape of *reeking, Truly-like infidelity in thw Inuit of crim. con. trials, laxity of pi inriple, .11..444410nmetit of monthly, and public bad exam ple, tool. r the ;Taub of fashion, cuirupt our youth, and dia. grace high Ilwre Cannot be a more imperions Alsip than to point out the • vii, tool to apply the powerful remedies which freer) 4.f (11%414410, awl equally usend freedom of the pr. so, off. r. Palliatives have never cured wide-spread big romtpliun. They may remove inflammation, change sp. lwaritiwo s, conceal the de.tp.rouletl evil, and give a healthy oppt,4l:4•lce to thee:4lE6.r wailer which gaugrene and the find. st lutmours NIL The umpatalive knife, and the cans. eic's biting property, can 21iine eradicate the disease. lire and exposure foroish these remedies. The cap of folly, wish lilt bells, ill frolicsome and ridiculous; it might suit any head ; and he whom • she cap fits may wear it ' Hut the case hi comes quite different when we feel it input d upon our own, and looking in 11w glass, little imagine shat it eau appear so frightful as on my Lord or Lady Bet!). or Mr. ur Mrs. Stich-a.Ofte." HAZARD and Co. bold in Sharer, No. G.SIB, yesierdiry ri Prize of ‘20.2001., viz. Twenty Thinieantl 3 per tent. Cohaubi, HMI Mt Money. It will be recollected HAZAR D and CO. also sold the last 30, 1 1001. Vir , z.• ever draw's, cud All the 30,0001. Pritra in the prc. %:olie Lottery. A new Lottery, bring the sinalleet Ictiown, 14 ilk twu Vriz.suf 30,0001 Alone", sill be nil drawn un 3litleutniner-clay—fur which Tickets and Sheers are on elle al HAZARD total (.11.'s Mires, !XI, Royal Vorliange; 21S, Cortilsill q cud 324, Oxfurtl-street, curlier of Swallow s:reel. Yesterday the Lotte►y finished drawing, anti if litsm anima now, as usual. c•ungratulate his Fri. lob lie having pan hated the glossiest part of the capi tals at his 'flirts, it has sot been his fault, for TINO out or the four :O,UV4U I's 4eis had been actually reterted fur the (hosier of his CllAi.lll. FS, VIZ. No. 4,610, drawn the that flay, a Prize of 20,0166/ on sale, and pleset,tett to the view of tatty mown who hottest Tickets al No 2, ('has hut (leas, on the daps sof the 10111 rid 11th itiataut ; and No. 4,2'23, drawn y Vat rola) 20,501 r , was 111 hkt• mauner on sae at ;Nu. 4, goatskin, lcutu SW; at Pula tht. 11+b ih +toot. .0 0 .41ili CITY BUCINESC. The Lord Ifavor yesterday held a ('omit of Common Council, for the dispatch of gt nevi' imitate lossiors.s. A Petition was presented or the Court from Charles Mon tague, I:.+ who wits it the 1,.t C tof Aldermen mime oared by the Lord thivor for the office of Sheriff of London and Middlesex, prosiort: to he discharged f such minio n:dim' on account of ill health, which was complied with, and he war, disehas tell smostlinuly ti um the snit Mishit . Robert Humphrey 3Lirt to, Esti who was also • It it for Sheriff, was discharged from the same on lois Petition, he being a Protestant Dissenter. A Report was presented from the Committee relative In the office of Swot-Clearer, to whom it had been referred, to Impose into the chat teeters and toablications of the several candidate§ fur the office of Sworilbearer, in relation thereto ; upon which the Court agreed to pruned to the election of a person to fill that uffice,at their next meeting. •P.IUIUNO AT THH Fit'E.N. COURT. THE REAL CHAMPION OF ENGLAND. Taw Cribb, the pride of the priee-eihg, and the ifitY of the hig men of the day, who are called lighting men, took his benefit at the Fives ' Court raterilny, and lie was very prorrly patronised by a bumprr. He is not one of lime young play things of the day ; he is the man willing to fight any man, although he publicly &chord fighting some years ; hut he is one of Iho•c men who cannot bear the taunting language of self elected chumpiums, also in his hand•, although pewo•il the or•ridinn of life (forty, next q►a.s,) wouhl IN no inure in compai iron than a nehoul•lwy to Randall. Cribb •et-to wills Fri;or,. nail sheared him that fine atti tudes slid elegant (mot% are plot 011111141:1110101110 lust in the iirize•rinz, nor will he who trapped the greul sou.der Carter, enjoy the enviable title of Champion of England, such old ones as Cribb enjoy wind Randall and Sciroggina made a fine net-tn, not like More mmi, hut al it fMy went like thorough-hell ball dogs, and sullied each oilier well. It was a lesson to china boxers that they Mood.' not lo•rk et their fists and study rnechnuion iiiiitesel of hitting. Their enmity hurt eoprreiolol the dulls of the old school, and it is RR certain •list the light weights of the tiny ore a 4 superior to their brethren of the oil school as the henry ones are intolerably bait The gallant little Seruggens behaved well, and although floored he went up to Itaudall again, sheaing breed all over. Oliver and the wee• Black, who fought the scientific George Cooper, and had nearly reduced his uffiiris to a stand still, had a set-mu, but it was a horse to a heri, and al lil teach patricians,when in funny trim, nut to expose rinalificab lions drowned iii grape au i good things against vein ordinary It li but justice to Cooper la soy, that he could breakfast, dine, and sup upon such sit article for a week round. Oliver !Jaye,' the very devil with him, and put all his milling notions sisi one side. There were no other bouts worth naming. HISTORY OF DUBLIN. We continue our extracts front IVliitelaw and Walsh's History of nubile. The more we exa mine this work, the more are we surprised and gra. lifted by the extent of information it contains, and the variety and nansiittness of research it displays. To the ant ilinJri 111, who delights to search into the foundation and originals of a great city—the gene ral achnler, who feels u curiosity to inquire into the present condition and circumstances of the second city in the Briti.is dominions, and the seventh, pro. batsly, in Europe—or to the patriot, who possesses the desire and the means of advancing the prospe. rity of his country, by promoting the interests and forwarding the institutions of its metropolis, we are satisfied this work will prove a most valuable acquisition. " The City of Dublin anciently consisted rf twenty Cor porations, to which five have been in latter times added. " An ancient custom prevailed fur a long time iu the City of Dublin, always against the great festivals of the year, to invite the Lord Deputy, the Nubility, and other persons of quality and rank, to an entertsineinent, 11l which they first diverted them with stage plays, sod then regaled them with a splendid banquet. The several Corporations also, upon their Patron's slave, held themselves obliged to the like observances, which were for a very lon time strictly •• kept up and practised. "We are told from a writer • (tee whom in other respects we are ninth obliged?, that Thomas Fitzgerald Earl of Kil- ' dare, and Lord Lteeitenaiit of Ireland in the year 1528, was invited to s new play every day in Christmas; Arland Umber being then Mayor, and Francis Herbert and John Squirt, Bai. lab ; wherein the Tailors acted the part of Adam and Eve; the Shoemakers represented the part of Crispiu and Crispi anus; the Vintners acted Bacchus and his story; the Car penters that of Jose-ph and Mary; Vutean, and what related to him, was acted by th,• Smiths; and the comedy of Ceres, the Goddess of Corn, by the Bakers. The stage was erected on Hoggin-green, now called College-green, and on it the Priors of St. John of Jerusalem, of the Blessed Trinity, and of All-Hallows, caused twee plays to be acted ; the one re presenting the Paulo's of our Saviour, and he other, the several Deaths which the Apostles suffered. • • • • " Something upon this subject is to be met with in a manuscript in the College Library, where it is said, • that in the Parliament of 1541, wherein Henry VIII. was declared King of Ireland, there were prisent the Earls cf Ormond and Desmond, the Lord Barry, Mac-Gilla.Pharirig, Chieftane of Ossory, the sons of O'Bryan, Mac-Carthy.mor, with many Irish Lords—and on Corpus Cluisti.day they rude about the streets with the processiun in their Parliament robes, Reid the Nine Werthies was played, and the Mayor bore the Mace before the Diputy on horseback. The SUS* day following King Henry was proclaimed King of Ireland, in St. Patrick's Church, •nd the next Sunday they had tournaments on horseback, and running in the ring with spears on horseback.' • • I 000000 " Among other days of solemnity the Festival of St. !George was celebrated with high veneration. lit the Chain took of the city of Dublin are several entries to that pie pose. " Ist. It was ordered, in maintenance of the pageant of St. George, that the Mayor of the foregoing year hi Id find the Emperor and Empress with their train and fol. . lower', well apparel!. d and Rerontred--that it to say, the • Reparor attend e d with two doctors, and the Empress with two knights, and two maidens richly apparelled to bear up the train of her gown. " Item. 2illy. The Mayor for the time being was hi find St. Geory,e a horse and the Wardens to pay 3r. 441. f u l. his wager that day, T he Bailiffs for the time being were to find four houses, with men mounted en them well apparelled, to bear the pole-sae, the standard, and the several swords of the nutlet or and St. George. " Item, 3ilty The elder Master of the Gnild was to find a maiden well sills to lead the dravin, and the (leek of the Market was to find a golden line f, , the dragon, &c. " Other diveisions have been substituted in the room of dime that were la!d aside. " Exclusive of the entertainments at the Mayoralty House, many of the Corporations adopted the custom of walking in procession through the streets, on their rerMective patron's days, dreamed out in the several colslars and em blems of their trades; from whence they retired to church to hear the wand of God, and from thence to au eutertain. mewl prodded at the tape:tire of their Corporations; bot Ibis practice has been latterly discontinued." Rubect Were, M.S. Wheat in Lanarkshire is so far advanced in the bore, that, if there coniitine • few (lays of pro. lotions weather, it will he shot. The season is rally iihnost without precedent. So fine a lambing .case• never occurred in any roan's remembrance. 711 E TURF. YORK SPRING NEM ING. moynnor. mot 17. . A Swrepstskes of 241 Es. each, for sll nrs. Two miles. Mr. (1 P0w14404 cr. e. by Como.. 4 vr.s uIJ , €-t, 111) 1 11r. Watt's b. h. 1113cklock. 5 yrs 44141, ft.t. 2 Mr. l'lrrse's h. c. Ranh r, 4 yrs old, lot. 1!111).... Mr erselock's rh. c Torchbearer. 4 yr. obi. 31h 4 Lora Fitewillism's h. V. Carsle tt i tt t 4 yrs 41141. Na. 31b 5 Mr. ni4l.lell's K itvz Colors, 4 yrs old, 14.1. 311 s Me Gor forit's Camillo., 4 sr* obi, hst . , t• •• 7 Mr illsilalc's Ir. c. Whilr, by Thomlerholt, Mr. Coal 0.% hr. c. liramlmeohobj, by Gov, r oar, WI. 31b. Th.. last mile. The9aiilin4 Si alms a hoes. each, b. rt. for Meg, Si 3:h. Last mile and half. (Eight Subs:Allem ) 1.41 bl. NII-oirimic, by Sorc►rer IViitt's h. by Cerberi“, nut of Altana IA Scarborough's b. by Golumpns The Claret Ilaniheap Slak' of le/Oge. each, h. ft. fur 4”. iilils. Two mile.. (Silt Siihowribers ) Sir M. Sykes's c. Rhailainaothini, 7al. 10th I I.il ritzwilliant'a hl. c 70 10Ih i Mr. HoisliNworth',4 Torelli, 70. 1311, 3 Mr. I'. 0. Illowlctt'a gr. c. by Cocoas, 70. 101 h 4 I ur.l Ilnormbirry'x h. m. Mixs Syntax, by Paynatur, heat Mr. E. Peirt's b. ns. Agatha, Hst. 411 b. One en:le and a half, 200.fq. b. ft. Sweet'slaltel of 20ge earl', for Ihrri.yr nld coll', 8.4 311). moil fillsro, ht. !rat mile and three (1%3'4(4. 'Nth.: Sidiscribrrs ) Mr. CerforiWe ch. c. Swift, by President Mr. T. thisir he's li. c by Giiyernur 2 Lord Fitzwillinnt's ch. r Esplandion, bi Amlairs Mr. I.fter)% ch. r. by Anciiiiryiniib, by Merlin Lord S. riibiorusizh's b. y,. le) Sir Solomon Lard Queen.bcrly's b c. Fitz-Walton. liv Walton. SO. 211,. nzst Mr. Mackielsol.'s f. Nanny tic, by Surct rrr, fist Last mile and a half.—Off by consent. Prodtice Stakot of IW► in. eat li, h. ft. colts, A+t. 51to. ; 1111 k., Ilfi, 1.44: mile (Sax SitbArr . Mr. F . Watt' ch. c. D•eadmnsflo, by Hispbar..rd Sir Job's Bync's Cr. e. At I hur, by Surerrer 2 - - The York Sprinz St. Leger Stakes of 25 s. eaeh, for 3 yr 131.1 cults, 8.1.31 b. filliez, Ssr. Last mile mid three quarteis. (Eicht Subscribers ) Mr. Wales b. f. by Thiontlerholt Sir W. Milner's hr. c. Tbi re lOM', by Stripling Mr. Itiildell's rh.c. White Legs, by Ma►mion . Mr. Merlon's eh. c. Charley-my-1 ml TM DAV. Sweepstakes of 30es. each, 10.45. ft. for colts and fillies, iwo yrs old ; (mite; Bst. 21b. filliea, Ott. T.Y.C. Mr. IVatt's b. e. Tramper Doke of Leeds's eh. f. by Mosinee 2 Sir M. M. Sykes's hr. r. by Smolemka 3 Lord SCili b.,rough's b, r. by reit anias Five others started—the Judge placid bolt (mfr. 8 to 4 art Tramper, and 4 to 1 acct Sir M. M. S) kt s's colt a most excellent Race. • . Steecpalakes of 50gs. each, It. ft. fur colts and fillies, thrre yrs aid. Loll mile. Mr. Jactinef.'4 b c. by Thunderbolt Mr. Garrottll'i ch. c. Swift Mr. Wait% b. f. by Ceaberus 3 6 to 4 aght Mr. Jacque.i'4 colt ; and 4 to 4 on Swift —A gaud race. - • ---- The Gold Cup by. a subsrription of 20ipi.earli, value 100 as. the surplus to be paid in specie, fur !looses, &c. of ad agi-.. Two miles. (EILTlit Sidistfibies.) Mr Watt's b. b. Blacklurk, by ‘‘hitelirek Mr. Yates', h. h. Paidoisitz, by Sir l'aul 2 Mr. Cradock's elf. c. Torchbracer Mr. Garfortb's hr. c. by Sir Paul Mr, Petre's b. in. Agatha, by Oiville 5t04 on Blacklock. Won Easy. WEDNIFIIDAY. The Constitution Stakes of 20„oi. each, b. ft. for hors. es, &r. of all spa. One mile and a quarter. (Ten Subic. fibers.) Mr. T. thincombe's ell. c. St. Helena Lord Queensberry's b. m. Miss Syntax Mr. I'. 0. Pow lett'. b. c. The Juggler 3 Five and six to four uu Miss Syntax. A good race. Sapling Stake. of 50ga. each, h. ft. for cults. Last mile sod three quarters. Mr. Watt's cb. by Langton—Maud/lie 1 Lord Scarborough's The Black Prince Mr. Uppleby's ch. Wild Buy , by Anniiiis Mr. T. Duiicumbe's li by Walton 4 Sir J. Dynes br. Sir Ai dine, by Sorcerer 5 EVI it bettieg oil the %to intl. 1. Produce Stakes of Wr.a. each, to ft. for colts god fillas. Two Mr. eradock's b. c. by Moab, ay Lord Dcrhy's b. c. by Thumb I bolt Mr. Latus's b. c. by ditto Match for hags. each, It. ft. Otte mile sod a half. Mr. Brandlin's b. c. krandbalaipaly Mr. C. Petrel; ch. c. Richmond paid forfeit. The Stand Platt. of 501 . for horse., of all ages. Heals, - one male and three quarters. Colonel Kinz's b. c. Master Beverley . 6 1 1 Lord Scallourough`v b. c. Awful Mr. Kirkby's b. m. Woodpecker Lass 1 Sir E. Smiths cll. e. by Hambletoniso Mr. James'u b. c. Sir William Mr. Ditncunibt's tti. c. Mocart 2 5 dr The Races being in general well contest. rl, eirirtled eellent diversion. The conipsny was'much more numerous and fashionable than is usual at tbe Spring Ileetioiz. A g the coniiiany at the grand stand and at the ball oil Tuesday ev g, at the Assembly Rooms, were—Nlarepi iv of Qneeus ►erry, Lord Grantham, Sir .1. Byug. Sir William Slirxwell, sir William !Wilmer, and all the fashionable residents round the country. MERTINOS OF CRIWITOIN AT GUILD 11.41.1, TIIIS DAY. M. M. R. Nowlin], jun. Woolwich, incise . .. T. Crsise, Chatham, brewer J. J. Watt, late or Ratcliffe highway, surgeon 3 11 S. Hurrell, 31iisou ir%, owil-oli tiler J. Kiteleingsnau, Cateatou-street, merchant 2 11 .1. C.)..iwr, Walton 6. pun Thaints, brewer 2 19 %V. Wai tic, Lincoln's-I nu.tielels, bout-aiisker B. Foot, Gracechurch-street, tavern-keeper 2 12 H. W. V. Klett, Lambeth, off inerchalit • 2 12 .1. Thompson, Joitier.st reef, Souitiwaik, victualler 2 12 AL U. Martin, Piccadilly, jeweller T. Regis, Oxford-street, coach-maker J. Geiticreux, 31ineing-lane, looker R. Rlacliford, Little 'rowei.hill, Riali .... er .1. Lausilell, Nurtliamptior-square, victualler W. Elliott, jun. Tunbridge %Wilt+, Ow. Nustsosigur I 11 P. Flail it'll, Soho, jeweller 2 19 J. Read and J. Deliver, Si. Nlar rat -hilt, merchants I Ili J Austin, Aldersgale-ecr. et, cm u-ilealer C. Shoubriolge ' Kensington, draper G. Dawson and W. Lutigilen, Woutl.strei-1, colour tunnufacturCis G. Yates, Tottenham-court-road, pl bet G.A. Cullen, St. Swithin's-lane, me reliant 1 11 DIVI DEN US. ... D. Mitchell, Bermondsey, tanner lO R. P. Callum, Lambeth, brewer .... ........... R. Bartlett, Vincent square, wheelwright R. Ashby, Poultry, engraver lO 3. Todd and J. Wright, Tichborne-street, haberdashers II/ J. H. Gullies. and W. G. Crancli, Guildroid, Stoney, linte.hiirilers A. Anderson, Philput.lasie, merchant A. Gumpertz, Great Winchester-Are. t, merchant lO G. Only li g (is r3l Prescottmreet, merchant lO W. Cryan, While Liutreourt, merchant.... . ...... W. Reed. Elert-stetet, law-bookseller . . 10 J. Pratt, Crud.'.. :act-, •urit ou MiIIIZE TS. CORN EXCHANGE, l'Agu.tr, Ales We have bail but few ft *At :It • stals inner there was plenty kft over fotr the th trt•tutt ; tbr few %aka made in real tine Wbrat and Onts were at Nlutotley's pin but °Musa' y was liParly nom:di able. 11:4, ver y Hems. aiippiirt their price. In °slit r Lind* ul grain there nu alteutt tun. MAIkKET, Frun Ay, 11Ar 21. ()or tisetrket ll.i, nroroiesse Mai te..t se II •opplicel u.tle tl.•• difkerot ktltel3 of estilt :fuel Reek eel i'f• derail. . Urel, 11.snoh, and Vt :41, support ..1 Ivo., owl the Ir elk go ne-val W:l4 somewhat e•e(le4 111 OW 14.111111:. t uric etc( cuniele rattly • Hay, Stra a , Awl Glover !JAIL dlrVilik its price. rrom the ti I.o„dops .V.?” 1 Price Cerrent,!* Nny 21 I .SUGAR.-011 Tuesday a public sale t f Sugar was lienetto forwa l d ; new tit. Louisa sold 51111, a ittla. for corannie lily, good 614. re 654. ordinary Jamaicas GI. %Cis.; sew, the tt there has been little 1 / 1 1NilICR% done by private coniratt, the prices in consequence cannot hr stated at any sale:4, ou. Yesterday a public sale of 216 Weds. new !tubed .. 5,, ‘ „,, was brought forward ; and, MR tine !sugars are min the whole kohl it set y in ice s, Ves. R 1 , 4. n The It, Iwod mark , t (TlOllllll \ lee a sel y el .v.l sta r the priers leave again given nay con 1 .f - 1 . 41, deletion dues not facilitate-ales ; se vera I Imre:in....tor n one v are reported at very low In ice s. 3lolasaca hit c hero is st,a, y demand. _ _ - ....... 01. Wedownday 29i elsesia tiavanuall Sugar Irrut lwrogl.l forward to ',Odic .al.•, chiefly yellow oin prir, %v. re ‘rty high, fine yrllow iSa. ■ 444 344. At the India How r 4,E4H. %;, brim.eht fora:tot—White Hears , . ats a Si. y. now 29v. a 35v. 63.; Z.trutra., 22v. a 33v.; Wails.' Y. a 33..; Drown, 245. a 271 (1.:, lotrar —Collie has again 'I. elided 10v. a I !., sad the psis ?Ply heavy at the rrdarlam ; :0,1 • ,1, lama lea sold 'Bflo. SI, •wd Kti; Lwrixa with mod, colons. 11 1..6J. afterreahla .1. t 1.0100 g I Ws.. and 106. ; moddlanvla merara vast 09a. a 1..1.. At the India llouse.—Alnelta oroloorlry, pried( te, 111 Sa ; Java pair. 10Is. a 10Ss.; Chrrilnos ordinary mitt pu I indium y, 844. a 98.. The market continues in a very depress. el stair. Towanda the Ouse of the market In-dry several very re. 'moire pnrchaeres of Coffer rame farward; pale Si. 1).,. miner 'old at 80a. some fine (ordinary al 68s. NJ. and La parerls now offer under 9th.; troy extensive inquiries wt . ,: also made fur East Indio Coffer. Corrox.—The demand fir Bengali' On speculation ha i rather subsided this week ; the request for exportalima is also more limited; the purchases since our last are. 20 Normal:lms. I$J. ; 28 Balling, 18d. ; 13 11411t4 dX. 1311 ; 100 Sue tts,7lul. a qul. is the house ; 300 Resscals. 6J. a 61 1. iu the house ; 8i Paras, 151 d. fur home CUI11411111111011.•—• Ile letters received from Livia pool this muruin: state there was less 11114111 . 611 dOille, the prices wire little varied. Mfr.—There were nearly 20,000 bags brundst Simon] at the India House yrsituday, sSout une half suld—Jay.., I Is Bd. a 18s. ; Bengal, I Is. a 18s. BRANDY, and Host ssos.—There has hero n. business sluing iu Rums; purchases may be made uu Issue terms, In Brandy ur Geneva there is no slteratius ; the us kit may be stated exceedingly heavy. CORN REPORT. The weather has continued fine f‘,r several weeks; (ha repot is of the growing crop are eseredingly favourable, .onl as the supplies of English Wheat to this day's minket arrit large, the trade was very Leavy at a further decline of 4s. per quarter; the Foreign Moat may be stated at a sirriliar reduction, but, trout the f w valets of •Itir latter, tine priers are neatly tiornmal.—Tlie supply of Barb,' was not eattusive, yet the salts were heavy. The 31:dishes Itavu: smarty all finished working; the last s. , mples may he stated at a &chile of 4s. per quarter, Eizli.it lower ; the tow qualities fur grinding 'act rather a tear/17 sate, at prices Dearly the former earrenry: there w. re cole.i derali:e supplies of Euglich Oats at market, and as 1.1 . Y4 I ;,1 cargoes of forrivi were also reported, tie tat' heavy al a eriluctiou of Is. on the priers of lust wt. k. Peale. itt large supply, sod may be stated at a &chile ttls. 'ft.:: Clover Seed trade appestat to be (lutist over Co. the 15011. TALLOW —The demand fur foreign Tallow cm.liase: mited, Ihe prier. ere nearly 'mains!; lhe Town mai t lu-day quoltsl GB.. Otl. which is hi Oil. lima lbws la•t COAL. MARKET, MAY 21. !Mips at Market. Ship 0:41111. Pru e. 901 Nevnzasile b Xnunierkunl 4 Cut' . A Coroner's Inquest was taken yriderilay, at the slat' 4.1 Mr Carat!, Philip ►treet, Short ilitt lr, berme Juils 11 . teltmL 11.:Nwris, Esq. Coroner fur Midillem'N, oil the body ut Th ltictinrd %Voirller. tiroberdneirtsaiii, of that place, 'Abu pot. ironed himself. Vrrilict—u hviamily." COURSE OF 11"X01 Amsterdam ....c.r 11 9 Ditto at sight ll 6 Rut WI .... 2 U ll 10 Antwerp ll 11 Ilanibur.th —2l U 34 9 A1tutta........21 U. Si 10 Paris 3 day's sight 2l 30 Ditto Rourileaux 24 69 Frankfort on the Maio, Madrid dr( riles 3a Cadiz effective ad} Gilboa 371 Garrulous Seville 371 Gibraltar Leghorn ' b Genoa 47 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stock.. ititl.237 3 ;with. N. Ak.u.10.1 , ,T2 235 I H. L. lats 18 7-16 5- 3 per Ct. Red... 701 69k Imp. 3 per Ct. All, Its '. 3 per Ct. Cowl ..7I M I bubo 11 ,1 , 28 39 it 31 per Cent 7 8 ,11 I Ex. Bills. 2.: 5 7 4 4 per Cade.... 89 rt7k I Cons. forAe.7lo, 70:L MARRIAGE. Ott lVistliteulay evettine, the 19th inst. ht sptii:tl Rt Eppteox Chit: eh, by the 8. V. Ed.tartl riligyvr•, S.. Joh.. %WWII( sl. y. tidal Is. the Him. Mts. Job's lb Ittteti, ut the LtteiJhas Collets, Et•si. opt 1141, U.sit . DEATHS. In Bands'', Leland, the !lei% irk (It ran, 0 S venerable Gentleman way *you' do 14 Intl years a ere. lhl SL.ii.lav, the 17th inst. at 131sckhralb. tied 73, Vin cent Litchfield, L.q. late of his Majesty's may Ctrautil ()Ace, Whitehall. (In the 1,4 of Octisber,lBl4, at !Iltehist of a liver com plaint, acct.% '2l years, P.usign Clarks I. of Majra• ty's 34111, On Thursday, of water ion the 1,1:1111, at Arthur lirmy, the eldest child of Mr and Mrs. two yenta said a kelt _ MC:II WAWA TIIIS DAY AT LONDON BIN oGr Mumma 37 aftcr 12. I Evettiliz 2 after I. u... --- .._ LONDON : Prinheel sad Published at the 111111 I', Nu. IC, Siraeul; whew .I,lveslisritirsitg arr rlTriveal, nil.l I rlles• (puct•pal.l) 1141114 he Atlilst-wail—C. 5.11111, Nu. It 4 kittrill's Intl, roiuict—J. %Velar., Nu. 127, Stesath l'ubbArr, GE. FlltD.llr, Mar 21. Venire . Malts Naples .. 41 Palermo....perus. 12.1 .• . Oporto •• • • Rio Janeiro Co,k Att.• ..f Ratak us 11.111upo1 : BULLION Portural Gold in '• Coin, per 01... .0 0 0 Fureigµ Gold in 0 Bars ..... Ncw Dotibloops _I Ncw 1 1 0lbirs 5 3 Silver i t Bars ....0 .5 4 -~°•.