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E 'l' 1, , I •••• • !. ~._:_' LA IV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. • •• - • • . uurarnr STSSEX Mei) LADY A. D ° AMEI.AND. 'Mane. 111, The following is, we understand, the bub: % ., of the Coeilately heard by the Lean CH.ttlit.ELLui. his private ritotn•oif the Court..;-Augustus Fre d - . IA and Atigato Frederick, itifauts, by his Royal u. (pinta* the Duke of Cambridge, their next ruin 1, Plairstilli ; Via Royal Highness the Leuke of Sgne.,ex. tn.: Earl of Moire, Lord Fiticuttle (now Earl of )41 re)., and Lativ Augusta D'Atne • Onion' of the infants liefolants. • it appearcld that the Plaintiffs, the infants, were quips she age of S 1 yeuri; that dies were children • Arf . lip t ulpsl Eillmess the Duke of Sussex, by La- Ainelosel, between Idiom and his Iloyet 11,ginwss a merriage-cerenwily took place at • It.aue,ticeurthug to fife, rites of the Church of Ent- `la.id. in the month of April, 1793, and was repeat ',,ekkoit the ..4tb December, of the same year, et St. V.orge:t. church, Ilanover-sehare; loft iu color - wiedet. of certain proceedings idsfituted in the Ey ., clesiestieal Codrt by committal of his Majesty, the e _, , marriatre was declared null and void in July, 1794. That a separation afterwards took place between the potties, and au egreement was etttereil iuto in October, 1796. between his fiord Ifigljness the Duke of Stem , the Earl of Moira, and Lord Fin c•tilde. (brother to Lady Augusta), by which the hatter Ntiltletoeu were appointed guardians of the infante; owl Itiither, hi. ltoyel Highness covenant ed to pay, during the.minority of his son A•uglistns • Veedwrick,•sool. and an additional sum of inn!. per inmitte to his thlughfcir;•Assiftista Frederick, dur lag her mioofity, s t:itd,Alisire and Lord Fite:trade were empowered to reeeivethe same. These annuities, after a- certain period, fell into arrear, when a petition was presented to th e Lord Chanedlor, pia) ing that the said annuities of 3001. tad 414. might be *retired for the benefit of the • infants, and 4.-ositinutal to them until they had at tained the age of 11 years, iteivietting to agreement, and dsat a legol grrirrittait might bit appointed for • 'MI• ilffents, which was subsequeutly made the order • IsfAhe Court. In virtue of the order of the Court. „the !natter touching the annuities and guardianship refeiredtn one of the Allister% who, after hear . . ▪ • ling stuteinedts from .nll parties , approved the tips • . pointindit of Earl efoira, is sole guordiati. Lady ..-D'Ameland being called upon to defier! Lip the Intuits to Earl Moira, she demurred tei the order, • cored petitioned the tpurt (on gruut.d there ti stated). Nfiii:the whole proccediaes might be referred to tom. Lo ri s }. . fur his decision on the case, . 'aniglit his Lordship having proceedings, and hearing remit a pi ivate.roour; cohfirnied the his Royal iligliness the Duke the children from the pro. and from the guardianship u n mom. was ass smassequeuest supposed to hare rueomaged ,of their having rhnius to the Prinens. The a truth. in writ : miderstaticl, find claim to this Moire having heard reports to sloughing. joint guardian with he received some attisfuetory Loi•dahip respecting the same. Letter written to the Earl of some time in Devernher last, ••• reouttst of his sister, to state to his L.eed,thip what his opinions were concerning the claims of her sun to the title of Prince: He .apid. he never entertained nor had made knot* but Ana opinion on the subje,:t, which ass that the lIA , I gaiketure of Great Britain was fully equal to enact lasi% and that the people Were bound to obey them, and that cousequcutly his sister's son had no legal claim nor pretens;on:- to the tithe or character of !Prince in Great Britain, But how far his rights on • *, that head might be well bounded in other eountries, out of the jurisdiction of the British Parliament. he would not determine. Lord Fiscastle at the seine time expressed his wish that it might be the good fortune of his nephew to obtain the protection end patronage of the Itoval Family, which he was only anxious should lie extended to him at long its lie proved himself worthy of them ; but as fur the title of Prince, he saw uothnig in it which ought to twice the possessor 211 object of envy to any man of lode pendent fortune or rank in the country. It was, however, kis opinion, that his sister's children were entitled to it nano!. Her rank and connexions in life, in his opinion, entitled them to some mark of Royal favour, and whatever it might be, he should be grateful for it.on their account. " Lord Fiticastle, in addressiug the Master on the 'delay experienced in the Chancery Suit, remarked, " that the evidence on which he had beeh called upon to remove lion (Lord Fincastle) from the guardianship of his nephew and niece, was a sehool boy's letter, which he had uever seen until after it was sent, or he would have disappecored - of IY, ilnet prevented it from reaching its destination ; but;" says his totdatilp, "the fellow, it as it high spirit, and is or maturity siifficictit to disheer..thist soma privileges of his birth bare been ttenjeit him." His Loidship thee proceeds to ickdowledge "the liberal provisi4n that had been made for Ws sister and her children by his Majesty and the bake of !..4ussex, and says, it would ill become Aim to give ufrecac to his Alejcuty. Some of the servants and . atteinlatibi, it was true, had, without authority, called the infants prince and princess, and he would, therefore, moat willidkly forbid the repeti tion of any such appelhitiutis during the remaihdue. of his guardianship. But he lutist say that his 'Sister and her relations could nevet think of gbahg tip tivr ri4ht to the character of a worried yrfittio, or that of the legi: homey of tier children id country ex cept Great Britian." The KING has betniplemefl to !crane the diznity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom KC:reit Bri tain and Ireland. toj i ltcrm,Ct bitvisoust, of High . Mount, in th e County of Cork. red of Vriery Park, in the County of Devon, Esq. Captaiu in • the Royal Navy, and the Ileirs Male of, his body lawfully levotten. The rice crops in the provinces iflettgal;, which hail worn a Irtiy promising sipper, linvc, we learn, irut:Ctsitied eorsiAerable ilentige from the unusually .-heavy rains which occurred its the latter end or .-Oitoher • . FROM Si' 'way' tu,sarS GAZE 7'7" _ IE. Admiralty-Q(li re, May 6, 1809. Copy of a letter from Vice-Adiniral the Right lion. Lord Cialinewood, ciasiaiander iu chief of His Mainly's ships and react Is in the Meditertaileau, to the liouourable W. Pole, doted on hoard the Ocala, the cith Mardi, mtg. Sin—i have the pleasure to inclose to you, to be laid lichee iny Lords Commissioners of the Athol risky, the lettcr of Captain lirislesur, of his l'flajes ty's ship Ilea a Poole, iliforining me of his having fallen in with, and captured, thy Freud, frigate Le Var, iis the 14 si Iph of Voiotia. Also a letter from Captain Unite, of his Mujes ty's ship the Aimiliois, stating hie having captured a Fredcli mined brig, umuntim• six guns, and • treliaceillo, which were employ's:4 iu trausporting troops . from Zara to the coast of italy. The unremitting vigilance of those officers, end of all who are employed in the Adriatic and off Corfu, is deserving of the highest commendation. Their strict notch on the enemy's possessions hat reduced the lonian islands to the grades( went of every nev..,sory, most of the *applies from th ts Con tinent havisig been intercepted by them; and the frigate captured hy the Belle Poole, I understand, was on her way to some port in Italy for a cargo of corn. I sum, Ik.c. (Signed) COLLIN ti 1$ oioD. His Majesty's bbip Belle Poole, off C 1.141, Feb. ilk nesu. MN. Loan—l have the honour to report to your Lordship, that his Majesty's ship under my com mand being driven by a hard southerly sole about twelve leagues to the northward of Corfu, u suspi cious ship was discovered on the morning of the lath inst. far &stunt on the lee bows All s:sil was instantly made in pursuit of her s but light and par tial winds having come on, prevented our closing with her on that day ; we, however, evidently' made bar out to he a French ship of war,•ausl very dis tinctly saw her intention of unikissg foe the gulf of Velona. Our course was directed toscortlifiglyi amid at daylight on the following moriiiiigcliscovenll her moored witliscables to the walls of the fortreSs of . Vision*, deluding fourteen eighteen and tecisty fourTpounders, with another . fort .11111 All eminence itiove tier, cianpletxly commuuding the whole an chorage. A Foveae at length favouring 410, at one P. M. hits . 11Injeety's ship was ouchoyed — in N joirin • that at once to take or deutfoy . the enemy, and at the sam e time to 'keep ,itt duck time 'loran - slid& force we saw prepared to support Ilse Preach fri.. gate., A tnOst animated und well directed tire opened no the enemy's Ship. The forts making 'no effort to protect her, and our attentioa being thus uninvided, the c:ssitest of course wis very short. S'lse,:urrenderrel after • few brosolishrei; and p to be Le Var French frigate, pierced for thirty-too guns, lint haring only twenty-two S 11110; pounders, utul four twenty-four-pounder carro nudes mounted, commanded by Capitaine de Fri gatesPanliii,,, pith a complement of two hundred men, from Corfu, destined to any port in Italy she cook! read,. I cannot close my letter without expressing ply regret, that the occasion had not afforded. more room for the display of that exertion and gallantry which my officers and ship's compimy have proied• themselves at all times so ready to evince; and it is with sincere. satisfaction I 41,that, with the exception of some tri fl ing damage in our rigging, we sat:Aired no loss whatever ; that of the enemy cannot be ascertained, as the greater part of I.er officers and ship's company took the opportunity of getting no shore.the moment the ship struck. Le Var is lint arm years off the stocks, coppered, and eoppin.fistrned, and eight hundred tons bur then. 1 Inure the honour to be, &r. • (Signed) Jants BILIBANE.• Sight Honourable Cuthbert Lord Col- • • Ilaraood, ace. Lc. Sic. His Majestis ship imiphiop, at Sea, • 1, . Teb. in, I sop. MY Loan—The Redwing joined We on the Bth Instant. off Long Island, 'with information that an armed brig and a trill...meld° weretying iu stamen creek in the island of Malicia. I 'proceeded tiled . [ in consequence with 'the Redwing, and found' the, above vessels advatitveonsly moored for defending F the entrance of the t, , rek, and several hundred na w diem drawn up behind some houses and walls. The brigand a' twelve-pounder from the shore opened iiirthe 'bins whiles the were taking their stations; which was no sooner effected, than they Red in all {inactions. She mounted six twelve-pounder carronadre, had sailed from Zara, in company with the trabac., cults, on . the 4th Janusry, with four hundred French troops for Ancona, which, on our approach, lanikd, and were those I mentioned above, but kept a realm:table distauce from our guns the whqle time. • he boat's trews of the two ships, tinder the di rection of Lieutenant Phillott,laii.led, and brought bIT three guns. one twelve-pounder and two small ones. suit destroyed two storehouses of wise sod oil collected there. I min h a p py ib to say , no persolt WAS hurt on this I. • service, a have the honour to be, &v. (Signed) . W. Hum:, Ceptain. Tis time lie), Hon. Loral Culling. mine}, lie. Six. ex. The brig sunk soon after we gtit her out in deep water, from the effects of our shot. .• Copy of a kitty from V.re-Atlmiral Campbell, rommander in chief ea the Doinis, to the Hon. IV. IV. Pole, dated the 'diastase. • Ste---•lnelosed I transmit, for their Lordships' in formation, a letter from Captain Maxwell, of the paid, (forwarded by Cominotlors Owen,) stet " his hiving eaptured La Princelier French pri h ,of sixteen guns and fifty men, after a chase of 'iwn hour'. . . I have the honour to be, &e. ,(Signed) Gte. Csnenct.r.., Vice-Adis. His liajarts's Sloop Royalist, Dames, Jens June, J 4610 Y. 11.4, arty. 0I R— I hare the 'honoir to 'acquaint you, that at . ,savc Nesttolity evening. I neppe lwantqc south, dos tifrt an;ven or right le.agues , his Majesty's s lo o p under ult '.ctianmantl. fell in with live Eretic`lll4;ger privateers, to which we immediately gatie claret.. told safer a run of two hours and a quipter, ciaiitaireil La Princeeae of sixteen guns and fifty men ; the other rum:during 'the short MieriCal of rechangini. ! L inners,it being then near!, 'park, and rather hazy. aside their escape I feel . happy in having made this capture, as she has hi therto been a must successful cruiser.. I have the botiour to be, Sec. . (Siiried) Jaws IVIA:tweLL. To Coreasaore Qwea, &e. Downs. Rear-Acianiral Sr Richard Struchan 'has trans mitted to the flan. 11•iltiain Wellesley Pole, two letters from Lients. Samuel Burgess and Joshua L. Rowe, commanding his Majesty's gun-vessels the Pincher alai Censor ; the former i t ; ring MI account of the rupture, near the Watt Saud, of a Dallis!' privateer mounting nue carriage gull and f l air swi vels, and a galliot laden with deals, by tite boats of the Pincher and under the command of Sub-Lieut. Woolcock of the Pincher; the latter stating the capture, iti the river litmus, cf • Palliate privateer, nrounttug one long gnu anti four swivels, by the Ibuats of the Censor stud Itresdra gertm. caintimisded by Sub-Lieut. George ttlicter sou of. the latter. RT ER SH P DISSOLVE!). Jolla Gn.Mi the elder, John Greer the youner, and James ilkinsou, Dudley, Viureester, nail-irumuungers, Match 44, tame Jelin Burrous mud Juba Rosedale, Eliuc4 li.passage, New Cumptomstreet, Salm, cvach• rualows, April aul) • Thaws* Miithern and (*arks llkkunu , of Runcorn, Chester, timber-nierehauts, May 2, laity. William Smith and Samuel Turner, of Sheffield, liquor nu/reheats, March 0, 'sou. )Villiain Griannhridze anti, William Edwards, of Cab!. mtetet, Welklose-square, Middlesex, shoemakers, 3[ll 4, ping. Thomas Hu:lses and Robert Hughes, of Ludgate-street, bukselli is,. May t , iMNI. ' Edward Score and %Valliant Score, of Key tishain, Somerset, tanners, April 15,14444. - Sabana mud Zephaniah Fry, of Castle-street s Bris tot grocers, April 2v, I Sua. • Marius'. Juba Thuinas not Robert Crittiug, of 'Woodbridge, Suffolk, corn-dealers, October In, trout. Robert Hardy and George Colts, of the Pariah of St, Joint, in Ordwardita ll'oreester, millwrights, April 15 11109 Mao - Kergerth and William Humid, of SiteillelJ, York, juicers, Felt. I, 1809. Th s Daniel, John S. Harford, John Druid, William Pays', and Thomas Payne, of Bristol, irountougers, April 29; !tug. IBA N KRli PTO ES k: LA IRG.F. D. Joseph Crulow .of Drury.lane, Middles( linen-draper, from Mm U, to hate 24, at resent Guildhall, London. !Rase Clapsim, late of Henrietta. street', Had kiiey, car penter.? trim May 9, ht./sire 27, 'lieu, at Guildhall, Luadou• Thnnins Wheeler, of St. • I.ondon, glasr rutter, to anrreuder, May 9, liiandJtme I 7. at on?, at hall. Loudon. Altos nem, Messrs. Gregson, and Dixon, f intelut.uuel, Trnstatou out-street. Aaron Henry I t, Lite ~f Lawton, broker, Irreeneesake, Way 11, t 7, and !nue 17, at tea, at Gail,' hall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Meows', Dorset-street, Salisbury square, Fleet-street. Samuel Swllityp , Mte es( Little Coggershall, Loser, malt. Mar, to surrender, May 9, at Naive, so, soul Jane 47, ut let., Lutahrus. .Attoentya, Me. %Warne, Droail-strect, Loudon. Yab a, late -14 Sherraril-cant. Gulrten-rquare, Middleset;lfruty aeositrement-utaker, to saverailer,May 114 i 6, at to eliicasd Jose 17, at .Rte, at Guildhall, Lambs. Attoratys,. Mr. Abraham Kirkntaa, Cluak-lalle. • Ablubaas Joseph Sarqui, of Baredurart, Unites, mer tilisaat, to sarreadar, May y, 16, alturimue Lieu t one, at Gould. • bull, Lune :m. Attune's, :thews. ['twee alaJ Just, St. Sal- Mases-laur, tainattn. . X. e. Thomaa Calvert, pf Lancaster, entree, at eleven, , Nil the Commercial 1:10, Lit/soot Jame t. Joseph Wise, ur, 3fader,, metlomiraerchant, at three, at the ilikligewater Arius, Manclogilse: *ay eta. William Sledbarst, late of Rosa, Illevelord, ilia holder, at ekresse at tine Swam Husel, Ross. May au. Thomas' Miles o(Strod, Wilts, *keen*-drier, at . three, at the Gloster Inn, Ruth. August 5. I lenry Grundy Bee ison,lute itfG ray's- inn sq gate, Miedlysex,asuitcy-sciivearir, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lum ina. May an. 'nbelllail Etheriagton, late of Inwrence l'unitacy hum, Loitilon,,brobsr, at one; at " May a 7. George' Closet's, of Grim's-inn-lane, M.iddleaea, 'deahe and ciborium, at tan, at Guddbali. .s• May- to. Willis* "Laraas ' of Cheapsidti, London, ware housemaa, at twelve, at guildhall. Jane a. Cabala Burgeon uf 3faiteliester, Lmeaater, tie• Loaner, at two, at the Dog taros, Man c he s ter. July s. ilernard Perinea, uf Holborn, London, linen-dra per, at ten, at May 4a William Frederick Ogilvy, of the Ilitturies, drugbist, at use, at Caildhyll. Jame a. John it'll, of Itothsekitke, Suomi, merchant, at twelve, ut Joni 6. John Boa aim, of tinter-lace, London, broody inereltinn, ararelre at Guildhall. July s. James Ludlow , of Ohl Soilltury, Gloucester, money. verb-ewer, at vie, at the Fell Mom Inn, Bristol . Mai ap Jobs Ogia, esq. of Pickwick, Wilts, anal William of Liverpool, Lancaster, averckuistle, at vice*,,, at the GtuW tiverro, Liverpool. ma r 36. Cli . arlea . Frairtia (Hitler De Perrin, of Dule.street, klitarkester-squure, Middlesex, Victualler, dealer chaplains, at **Veil, at Guildhall. May an. Thome, fle4bert., late of Arninlet-street, but now of Pernandurem, Rassel-aquare, Middleses, merrhant, dealer and chspman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Limbo. Julie 3. Thomas Perry Talker, of Lomita, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. June b. Richard Lai diner, of Newtini, Popplrford, Devon, irorated•apinnee,at one, at Guildhall, Louilua. roe Juba Watson ths younger, and Paul Catterall, both late of Poston. Lancaster, imitmexpiouers, at ele ven, at the Legs of Mutton, Preston. Juue a. John Leciniag, uf Dattuu, Lancaster, cuttou-ma sufactuser, at eleven, at the George isu , Preston. May at. Elisabeth Geil sad Aur Gell, both of Wirks worth, Derby, grocers, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Wit As worth. June 3. John Hamper, of Stan's Emil, Surrey, shop-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. May an. Ju,.hna Alorgan, late of the pat ish of Llanfair.ary brio, Carmarthen, timber-merchant, at tlctra, at the (;,.(den I.itin inn, Bieck stock. e. IVJlfaaf . Armytagre, now or late of Shelf, Halifax, / . 0114, cotton :end woullen.card•maker, at cleren,'at ths Talbert inn, C EIRT IFI C ES.--M Ale 17. Thomas Tanner, Barnstaple Ikea), innirey.wrivener. Abrahams .Surster, of Due: perk, Denlnilmc, Bradford, aottim 7 l orim.spiener.. John 31arktiam the younger, of Naomi upon the 11.11, li' arwirk, Shaplo eper. John Sysnotithk, of natmtdon, Oxfonl, hone-dealer. Thomas Pavia-, late of Gresurich, first, merchant; Stephen Erie, Isle of Cannon-street-road, 31. t:ini yr, Mid dlesex, masos and 'Kiddie 1 1 ,90 . 10 Ruwkl,uf Salt . ..rd. Limerster, cottoa-spi nate. At °wisest's fair on Wednesday lino. tl.e Tyne Side Agricultural Society awarded the following prises TG Mt. Jolty Rowell, of Holtinaball, f a r the beat stallion for hooters or rood borers, 51. ss. To Mr. (:eirrga COMO. of Wall, fur the beat stallion for roach horses, 51 ;rm. To Mr. John 'farnbult, of !Synell, for Ilse la et stallion for draft horse', :I. is. To Mr. Mithoity 'Nedra, of :lead, f.r the best Mill, tol. atm. To Mr. Thomas Hai r s, of 'fic t i on , r u e the neat bestbutl , sl a. To Mr iVillisenJohnson, l'rvd hue, (or the heat halloo a Coln nut more than 11. per sere, M. is. To Mr. Anthony Wail. a, of Beall, for the best pair of steers, Sl. 59. TO ditto, for the best boar, as. To Mr. Win. JolflAig, Sty ford, or the nest beet Inns, 91. Ja. The sweepstakes of '2O P, /Jr h.7ifes•, ass ailjiolge.l to lir. A. of Bear! . • spentrfato orrk Ltrifititcs. • NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, ire/ . is at S. La. Crosvenor's Eaton, est. 31b. brat Mr. Shakespeare's Zodiac, SII Ob. B. C. smogs, h. R.—t to tuc ESNS. 14. C. Sot:writer' White -runt, 9st. beat Major Wilson% s. by Delpini, 7rt. 71b. Across the Hat, Svgs. S to I Vneite4 , 44w. 1). of Rutland's &aviator ' est. 21b. beat D. of Graße n ' s Japan, est'. 71b. Across the Fist. Loop. b. ft. s to 3 east 831vatue. 14. Grosvenor's Plover, tot. best Mr. Slinkespear'e Darn!, set. 121 b. A csu.s (he Flat, torgs.-7 1010 S PIOWSt. Sir C. Turner's Mr. Gaudy, 7st. brat Mr. sbakettrear's Blattleterilf, bat. 71b. Two-yr old Coarse. lu"p. b. It. 3 to 4 ou Mir. Gandy. Sir S Sitwell's Clicker, asst. all.. bout Mr. Ladbruke'aChes. ter, est. 4110. Two-yr. old CUOMO, lungs. t# to 4 apt Clinker. Sir C. Ttwer's Mr. Gond>, ast. 21b. beat lA. Sark. dle's Deceiver, 9st. :db. Tr o.year old Course, 30411. b to 4 apt Mr. Goody. lA. Lowther's Myles, 9st. twat Geo. Grusreuur's Trump, 7st. 21b. 11.11. vooet.—..Eves betting. so, riot uLes a 30 v . each. To tile old Course. Daslia7ton's Levant, 7.l sib Sir C. Itiiiibur's Orel-veer, est. 11b 14. titcutortsar's Puck, 7st. alb * to 0 apt Levant-6 to 4 apt CI rower. Mr. I - engin:4es Battelle, brat Gra. Gower's Auden*, act. Mb. (Ugh. Aerovs the Plot, swop. h. ft. Evcu bettiug. Gen Groarenorl 513,, 7st. 71b. beat Ld. Foley's Cecilia, Jet. D.l. 204.p,..73 . t0 2 oat 318 y. . Sir S. Site (11'i Chulri ttst 711. roc. ft. from Col. Draper's Sullivan', sit. 31b. It .111 IMI es. M.R. 1.4.J0r0e) s I.surotta sof. 911.. rco. R. tam .Sir S. Sitwell's. Slumlord, 7st. sits. .411.. M. lusts. (;rii. Crary/me. dial's, sit. I Jib, Yee. Q. from Mr. Itosoorie's Bradbury, sot. Jib. Andiey End C. toms. b.ft. Sir S. Sitwell's Spaniard, 7st. 61b. r'C. ft. (.0211 Geo. Gnu menor's Trump, 7st. /16.• PSI. i. 11%.• it ft. 1) of Graftra's Vandyke, sit. 71b. rye. ft iron. Mr. Vain its to: Vs Muir-irk, 7st. 91b. 1).1. twigs. lat. • Sir y, l'urner's Harshly, nil. .sib re c. 80 from Si' C. Boubury's Ovirietr, sat. Triu-yr old C.llllle, tiro. 11.11. CHEWTEIt 'LACES. - 7111URIDAI, NIAI 1. A Sweepstakes, of sags. eseb, p. p.—Tou mites —Biros rifts the proptity 1.1 the Subscribers.--.Foor-yeiw olds to ear., 7st. I Jib. tire-yesr olds M. iulb. six-year olds gst. slbs and aged yid. rilh.—M nets and geldings alloyed Mb. • Mr. (liftmen' lc c. Ponitow, 1 yes old IAI G '6 b. h. yrs old Mr..Errtuit's b. c. Ce.lriu, 4 )15 old ........ „, j A Cap, value Slaty Guiaens, the sift of the Right Hen. Fit( Grusseitur.—The brat of three funrinile year olds to carry a furaste, fuorlear olds 7st. Mb. fist year olds est. 21h. six.yesr olds rat. tills. sod reed tA. ill i.—Mares and fillies :domed Mb. Sir W. W. Wynts's b.m. Mademoiselle Presto, a yrs old. t air. Ackers's do. e. Apollo, 4 yrs old 3 z Mr. Egtatru'r 1.. c. Ceati ia, 4 y n old The severest eantr4 ..ver sr durssed ut Chester, was that between Portlismonnd r.u.a...ens. It was only woo by a rime. The fay and ueithlnnlri.iM.l w CI , IleTet so full upon a A 1... fur ucrasiou. Mr. thrulenbild A.tley gives a gyms,/ bet al fast gm Saturday. At the Corrugh Meeting, on Tuesday st'uoisght, Ms. Hs- MOtots c a :less won the Kuly.'s Kate of too gurueas.--Sm.e day, Col.Lumnis stakti were wow by Lord Briurares T./111; Buffer. • On %Ve..neerlay, Colonel Lumtn . ft horse, Mu fur, son ti , Thiry H undo t --Save do), Robert C.,re, Leif eon toe Iturbeck Makes. T. tunley, the King's Plate of too gonna* ens nun LI Daly's bob Booty. Fridley. en Inuinees Handlieep Plate, we% won by Mr. Ilse hes • Patrick. Ou the Friday before Niertionz, the J:.tinteieos Sweep *tales sus nun hy Lora litlen.re** rult Settle day, the ste Gelatin Stake nes son by Mr. Flea iug's lietineter. MLETI NGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO MORROW. k. H. • ?lamas Peat, late of %Vood-atreet, Cheapside, hosier a i Thom& Thompson, now or late of Great A towel!, I I ert forashirr, jiibber - 3 11. - Franers lA, Mead and Elizabeth Lewis, of Dulles street, Cavendish•squarc, milliners - 3 I I - Ann Neve, StranJ, milliner - 3 he Matthew Samuel Ilayiwa, Queesibitbe, London, io surance-brolter - - - - 3 II Isaac Wheildoo, late of Cowbell-coin t, Throgliwrion street, packer - - 2 10 William Fowler, of Distaff- lane, Loudon, wine-mer chant - - Joseph Rowland, Gteiss-' - - - 4 10. ret t tr-lautt, car. - pester ' - -I ter Richard Clerk, late of Whiter-limpet, bat now of White Stepney, liorse-dvaisr . - 1 ltt Joseph itanktn, of Holloway, 1110 ' IHemel buil•ler - I t Jinni ',Cain, u..w ur late of Upper Eaat-Seaab6vl4, uor.lle-ntak• r - 1 le Larle, late of EA:woad-street, St. Penults, dealer and eleopmaa -11 s Juba liallulay, late of 111.ills-atrett, St. Lake, coal- Illfrt hula. - Si la --- AiAiitiAGE -- Satnrday, at St. Mary•ln-boune Church, by the Bishop •e - Elatac..r, Juror. flogle Delap, 1 , ..4 of the King's tat Rey , went of Dragoon Guarsle, to Harriet, eldest daughter 0• Nathaniel 'littler, of Stoke Park, is Surrey. DEATHS. I.ately ; Masseter, Em; Surgeon of the 46th R gimetnt, or Caineroniaila, and J. Boyce, Esq. burro,. Imitation 36th Regiment ; both lost their lives iti the ono and humane exeentiote of their ditty, etleuttittc the of their rerimeuta, who are ill of the tatatiravat fever, they brought ride thew fruit Spill. Mr. Muesetea bud wounded at the battle of Commie. •-•••••••—e'••••• HIGH WATER, Ttils DAY. AT LONDON- Rh 11. Moen. 4 ..lIICM. steer.. y I Even. 35..141111. after. PRIOR OF STOCKS, SATURDAY. Sauk Stock 3 per Cent. Reelected . 3 'icy rent. Epinal, .. 4 per Ce•it . 3 per Celli. Navy twiny Annuities 4 niperint Annuities 7 11-1011 in i India Rondo Exchequer Bilia S to 7 pies'. Cousols for T. BISH, Stock Broker, N 0.% Combat, and No. 4, Charing-, WITHOUT R6SEIttE, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE EBEDC''ORS. • By Mr. kiNIBB, Oa II EDNESDAY, May no, taop, at the Swaa Newport•Paguell, flacks, WILL SOLO BY AUC4IOPf, THE entire STUCK in TRADE of JOIN GOLDABT, Lamsnerchaat ; esnaprieltig upwards of Ten Thossaad Yards of Fashiouable aid valuable LAC ES. rot:sating of ragtag., Scollop*, Shells, &e. frost the tiniest price to 2us. per yard and upwards; V. Ho: a Feat quitiet:ty of Late, Threads, Ice .—A Sinele-Ilene Chaise adapted to the trade, with Harness complete. and a ralitabid Gig Horse Note. The gale to begin, un accoutt of the Fret anses ber of Lots, at Tea o'clock is the fort moo,. Credit will he given to piirciatiers of Lots, yolk *bon' ten Needs, on approved hills at two mouths after,laitt• . LONDON I Priutrsi by G. D Ne 19, Old Botro►ll-evert, (;arty->tr•-t nd published si the Office. • no. I.:. Back ut I'l4 forties Gliereh, Strand, by J. ....effie plate —OM's*, Sic. firt ILia PAptr, 'brut Wilms 011ier , ' rpst rai.l., wkil be dale aileudal ~_ } . J•• ~J~'•~~. i I ..- ' ad qn §a&ordity se'rsi ' '.. lk eopsraered the pro, °5 b"4.64101 in a p esw . r.ri repor . 's the eLref Motive of lii f f pl - ..- : Oki fotielooriog • oof ibrie umttrets . heri k rother, Lord flu their.havirm beer & su j . . . r , ato W Oa. tiOtionh. 01 s Of Piinie e.1(1 Pri int to his father, are no •' 14%. The Bar t of Mu ' ttiii etrea, hesitated to e • yard kiscaatir. until hi eil.iirsatinir (rout his IA ora Finrastle, in a I Moira oa the subject; sr gi begged leave,.at the r