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. I S:ny, --- !insgrucfion iefure a mil t lin .24 lours the leiolvr of u•ious corm*. tabt4! tyrant, Ts the planet ; spoke a ship inril her that paniurds. at Plymouth iress Augrats The Raleigh rich the Nei n. veasels under 41 sit Nladeirt (1 fleet, which It hither, tlie ra to the 18th of war, which itches for Go ire blockaded of RONIANA; from Meritla aurroasided I itrquis IV g v n yssteriiini for his Excel- pens, that the mere' Loma ed on the 9th ;ed to retreat er point,cm. ble number of irday, to the meeting, to be g►eat number idlesex, to the mailer of the it. The day not yet been ,t, day, says, —4‘ A rumour tht *hale of kitahrt; !ma a Martinique, I at Liverpool, I, and twin fri- Aron, had put blockaded by art states that into Dover oa k on board 27 van and Staff, join the trans- , :11tAliTVIRD left d at Swansea, %ea, biz weeks minty of rig jeered HM OS: on the day rialiogany were rection. The transport, he iere in a very rinendons gale ►e had several drowned, hay ; oue man was PO French pri or Dartmoor, ,000 more fol- led by detach itin. 'These ore I until further treatment ex o this country tiet, thst the of the Biesfai oh them, filled men, prisoners :o paws* any wear. ety and impa proreitoe the )(laces to them iliating defeat. the question of rfl•morrow, sn that they cool rretuntent, eii- iolyhead Wail , on the other the fore-wheel's the tem:hi-win. I. were pitched rd Kt.iuK 6tr a ixle-trvr ***miring t• get Iv leg mot foot. Ustion Irtrotle , itted Mritilsll6 •isit, book lo:vve not more thott 'tient 01 (I I. to t of tiptonrJ. of Wee' in regul.tr I by N hahtl IliS Pot roomy-. pt.. Mro. Boum ir ipproproste rl r ....mita. Uinta Aveltent Moue*, . - '7"lraLT77.'"7"-•' ' 4 '3 - 3•• OncxErs tvegit.tt. *4' • , 4 . An inquest war held, yesterday afternoon, al the • Crown public-house. iu Duke's -court, St. Mertin's " 7 1•••-t lane. by A 'culotte (.43.1., Bat, On the Eddies of Mr. Joseph Soweto'', sod Mrs. Eliza Striertoo. his wife, who were burned at the tire which broke out Suturday inor ~ itt g, at their house tit St. Mar. Joseph 'nonagon, a watchman, stated, that on Saturday morning, utopia 41)1f-root one o'clock, he was sionding at the center of CrAnuer-court, op posite Northumberlautl.hoose;lw perceived a great smoke in the court; he went and lbw. ,1 the lower part of the back of Mt. Smeeton's house o n tire ; he gave the alarm, but received no answer; he dick went to the front of the house, kios-lied et the door, but received no answer ; he &shoed tht neighbours. Some firemen, by that time, had or rived, and broke the street door upeo ; the tlautics rushed on them, and the molten lead came down in such torrents, it was impossible fur them to to ter the house, which by that time was burning in the second door. %%lbws& could not say how lobg it was before water was procured ; but some of th • gentlemeu present said it was at least 32 nominal. as the plug could not be found, en account of its having been removed farther oll; and the turtwock had not been immediately called. • Mr. Williellt Derrard, a very genteel toting one of Mr. Siticettas aritirentiees, stated, that on Saturday ;nothing last, as lie 'slept in the two pair front room, he Wes awaked by the ratildog of a fire engine, which lie believes was "0 . 104 to the Are at Shudwell Dock ; he got up and put on his clothes, and was going to lowlife where the bre was. On openiiig his room-door, a holly of thick smoke in stantly tilled his room . ; he rushed ots the lauslisig place, and forced the door id* the two ;sir back room open, where his two fellow-apprentices slept, mid told them to run upstairs, which they did, tak ing with them part of their. .clothes; witness next went to cull the maid servant, and tooke down a door which led to her bed-room ; found her awake and out of bed, but not dressed; she was so alarmed that she had not power to bud her way out of the room; he led her oat, and told her to go up stairs. Witness then leaned over the baunister of the bark stair-case, and could duitinctly see his master's bed-room door; but the .dames had not touched it, hut were coming up very last ; he cries( out t, Master ! master I master !" but did not receive any 'itaswer : be attempted to go down two stairs, but faucied they acre giving way ; he retreated one wen' upstairs, the dames following him; he there fottud Ann Farling, the ricrinot, stauding against the composing-room door ; .she was in a state of sufiheuttoil—lie dragged her tip towards the leads, and found his two tellow-'pren tices iu the privy, which was at the top %lithe house. Witness then broke a door that led to the leads ; it was a very strong door, Listened with two fir ;4 e u on bolts, anti he forced it froth the hinges; got on the leads, with the timid servant and the two nil irentices, and they ail jumped ens the roof of Mr. Macsoil- We* house, rod from thence to Mr. Harvey's, which its, sic 1101.1.Ser off, and unroofed several tars, and got its. ''v'tiness tlatiAs it might be one o'clock when he aes fry:. awaked, end half past one when he and his companions get ...are into Mr. Harvey's house. Witness was asked if he could give soy ac wont luny the tire broke out ? He suit, that Ann Farlti,z, who was preventedifrem uttending, on sic.. count of illness occasioned by CI. fright, hail t o ld him, that, on Friday Night. she w. it to bed about . , eleven o'clock : site saw liar toaster go into the warehouse wan a poet.' t hook in his lonia ; she weut bp to lied, and left her mistress iu tine front thawing-room. %Virtues' , sight that the pocket Milk , was found in the iron chest, with some batik notes iu it, very cinch ' , Torched. IV itnees gave his evi dence with much reeling., and received the praise of the Jury for his great exertioos. They returned a • verdict of elecidental Death. it -. ' ir N•r 7 trUlN N • 41P 1 1 WI I 1 THAATRE-ROYAIL, HAYMARKET. The comedy of Ride e Wfle and have a Wife was sari:tea, last night, for the benefit of Mr. 'Awls, and to afford an opportunity to that cele brated and fnvotirite Comedian to take leave of' the stage in the character of the Capper Copia/A. He never played it with more advantage, or appeared more capable of doh% justice to the part. While the public must regret the loss.of tin much ekcel lrnce, still it it a consolation to reflect, that he r. tire- into the bosom of his family, in the full eti j.,)sueitt of his powers ; for nothing can be more than to behold an actor of merit lingering the stage, until his efforts only inspire the "ience with a melancholy remembrance of his t,,+.aer'xcelleucc. " Naive aleilactntem mature saints ectuang, ne " recent ad eatreuguat riden.lnt, t iha ducat." Mr. You on utae.e his first appeariiiie in the cha ra‘.ter of Leon. His affected simplicity and reel spirit were happily contrasted, and displayed judg ment and discrimination. He received great ap plause. The character of Est Viola was also sus tanned. for the first time, by Mrs. IjatrwT Jolts • erns. She diiiplAyed in it considerable merit.— Aftc: the Comedy, when the curtain drooped, Mr. LBWL , Caine fre beard, and took leave of the audi ence in the following address " LADIES AND GIVINLIDIrIf..-I have the honour of addressamc you fir the last time. This is the close of my theatrical hfr flood crier ~ P No, a,); and I 'really feel am overcome, by taking leave, fur e v er , of my Primula end Patrous, that, might it not he deemed disrespectful or negligent, I could wish to decline it; (as cre of Go on, go or ; sad bad applause); lout it is • public duty which I owe, and I will attempt to pay it, cuascianis I shall meet your au.lulgesen; fur when I mailed you, that I have been 91i years in your service, and cannot remillect to have once fatten snider yoar displeasure, my dramatic death casnot be met by am without the strongest emotions tar regret sod gratitude. fa l slaiiuOhates my acknoidedgmests ter innumerable sets of kindness sheave to say, earliest days, sod your yet kinder areeptaroc uf, and paitalin- *hewn Its, say latest efforts : all these I powerfully peel, thomrb I have not flea wards to express those feelings--ftut whilst alas heart has a see maims, it will brat with gratitude. Ladies sad Gentlemen, with the greatest overact, and, if you will natant the curd, the sincerest uffectisa, I hid you farewell." Dunn. the delivery of this Address, Mr. Lawts was evidently much affected. His voice faltered, end the tear started from his ey... The audience were also much artTetteJ at this partithcaWelle, raid took leave of their favourite with loud and univer sisl acclamations...—The Honer was crowded to excel*. Yesterday moriiiitg, Hia Princesses Atiourra god Surer*, accorajmuh , l by the Hon. Miss IrII6I34TDR, COMA Mutisratt, General Galati. and Colonel TAY tut, rode on barrel's/A in %Void *or Park, and returoed .at twelves o'i•lock to the Palace. The QUIIEN and Prinersi lEl4z/tomtit took at airisig to Frogatoce, auil walked in 01, gardetis. This day 'flint Marts ru es, Ytinceada AcOOSTA, ELIZABETH and SOPHIA. era expected la 11111,09 and to renbaiii tilLiaus-tkor Rime's Airth-Day.-- Thiel 6 dreatie Asts:l.l A is ant sulficietitly recovered from her neliapasition to seculayniiv Fhair fAlarss- TI ES. tier Ito; a: lii l 4lllloll DOA rrtirt! to r....), 7 0,•te, it is expected, during tiler aliaen , :•. Princess Alt ILI' it is supposed will stop with Lord and Lady FOLEY gave a grand dinner, on Sunday, ut their house ill Berkelm - fouppire, to LOA SAiettYtr,ll. the Ikon. EDWARD I3OUVIKRID i Sir Ittillgal` I. A YTCTS, tlr. La moo, and Mr. Cooties. Lord EUSKIN L gliVl9 a grand dinner, on Sunday, it his Lynne. at Hampstead, to the Earl and Coun tess of Jcasite, Lord KINN/11RD, and seseral other 'l'M' report of a duel havilig take!' place between Sir Pa.bacts Boson! aml Mr. lii lINLY is, upon iiiquiry, without foundation. The Earl cud Comae.; of Jtest:r left town, yesterday., for Middleton-hall, Oxfordshire. The Earl of Essex returned to town, yerterdaYs from Cu.hinbury. Copia played Richard on Friday night, at Chi chester Theatre. Saturduy slight lie was to play Skylack aid Sir A reky Aide Sarcastic,— lie was etitionuced to play the two last characters sit the Portisinouth Theatre, lust tvenine, as en toolientent for the doiappoilitinei,t lately exiieriettred t here. Launceston Theatre closes this week. Mr. leers.noir draws crowded houses every night at Edinburgh. • The Lwly who wan m'i.takeit on Sunday in Ken sinittort Gardens for Mrs. CLastar.„ was, we un derebbnil, Mrs. Houritairs, the •etresii. Her coat- Jammu was mistaken for Miss 'TAYLOR. A matt at Guisley, near Utley, last week, nearly cut out the tongue of a young woman at that place ; in order to appease the unruly metuber, and make her a Mittel wife. Lord and Lady Eons:woes are on their way to London, .vom Ireland. mite Port-Patrick. Last week. a very valuable horse s the property of the Rev. Mr. Curt-rots, of Winston, near Lincoln, Well clandestinely ridden during the uigbt by one of his servants, who, that his offence migiit not be detected by his toaster, yoked the poor beast to the ploti4l) in the morning, and continued to work it, without givitig it any rest or susteuanor, until it fell, front exhaustion, and died. There are op./birds of twenty horses, of the first eleseriptiou, now at Hathkeale Course. The races continue till To-niorrow, inclusive ; and very greet sport, is expected by the amateurs of the turf. liorcyrealtes of 7ata. saris, mar. *tacit, to which the Stew. aide added fol. Mr Iliewpsh Patrick T. Eitsolitereo c. e 31,.. Nepali* c .5 3 (la Sollarda. oe'intiallt a number of people se remidad in the neighbourhood of Portadows fee Am diabolical sport of cock-fighting. Two Gen tlemen of that neiglibcorhood haring come to the knowledge thereof. went to the spot, attended by comaables, killed thecocks, and made prisoners of the nugleaders of this barbarous as3orillbtf•—(Bel fiut l'aper.) Mr. SallerWilWai O venro of age, and his wife 25. LAW LN7'E L Llt; COURT OF KING'S BENCH, %Vestal 31 STIR, MAT 49. GREstAaL ct.Esc Buts v•Lont • This was an action to recover the sos . of 221. the arnottat of a bill delivered by Plaintiff for me dicines and attendance upon the Defendant. 'the Jury gave a verdict for the Plsiutiff, damages 201. LAW C. ItuDrisos. This action was fir the balance of a bill, 41. is. 2d. Plaintiff sought to recover for bricks furnished to the Defendant. The Plaintiff, a brick maker, had sold Mr, lied sou bricks to the an ~,,,,, t of 131. 14s. 34. sod ball received gt. I4s. the re mainder having been mimed on account of the bricks bring suede smaller than they should have been, according to ass Act of Pnrlianient, which stipubsts.4 that bricks, for house cowgirl:mum', shall be Si inches long, 4 inches wide, sad The Plaintiar proved that the bricks had been ap proved as.. used by the Defendsint ; he had built • hou..e with them; that they were most excellent bricks ; and were the full length and thicknesa, but not so wide, by a quarter or ass eighth of en inch, as the act direct.. The Jury, in consequence, returned their verdict for the Defendant. wOODIVARD V. CA.TMARI XI& 1111011.:DITII. This was an action brought upon a promissory note, to recover the sum of ill. Ids. Mr. GARILOW, for the Defendant. stated, that she was nalortunately one of those unhappy ao men who had obtained a livelihood by prostitution, and, in her career. had anted apartments of the Dsfendant, for which she had evertl to pay 21.. its. 6d. per week. At length she found herself in the Defendant's debt, awl a s . mold,. to _pay. lie threw her into the Marsh alsea prison, %Owe she remained till entitled to the hei.osir of the 'Ands' Act, and was bronght npr In reet ire her ViltpenevS. when the Plaintiff' persuaded her to &awn her liberty, sod to give him the note in question; which stipulated, that. in the first 'stood', se. iihdlimts were to be paid, and the remainder at saves shil lings per week ; in default s.l whirls, she had ftllll6 come into the Plandirro power. The Learned Counsel then said, as the dent was originally il legally contracted, he should call two wirneseses to prove his statement, and then hoped to have a ver dict for the Deferolant. Tile two witnesses were called, but not bring in attendance. Lord ELLIRM BOROVGH directed a verdict for the Plaintiff, *lack was accordingly given fur the whale amount. . . . •1,.. , t• ' ..,.. • . • . I. , , :to, fL, .:-00' • • • ' • e n l'" l ; I 1 . CACTI'S' lifift7t IL. . .....c e. • .i t (COPY.) :k . • Illube-Gbrierre, May try, 1809. Sia—flatist WA before the King the praceedings of a General Court If artial, heel et the Royal Hospital at Chel sea, oar the nthriy, inn* aml.comiontil by adjournments to he I ;Ili of e lkounie rualith, for the trial of Capialo the Hue. W. E. Cochrane, of the 1 ith (air King'a; regiment et. Light Di egoism, who was arraigiied upon the eaderruco. sho oe d charges viz. Ist " l&sulleditace of -Orders on the ,Id day of January bud, in nut having remained et the oust in frost of Bembibrir, until ten o'clock a. ov-ateurtlinir to the 0c:14..rs which he had reeivril from the Adjutant-Genial, to that edict. • ad. " A chose colmilde n.-glect u( duty, ern the ad day of Jauuary last, afte r h:• supposed he bat discovered theenemy; for which purpose be hart been raprenuly stationed in (rout ulScsabibee ; is having imprudently and hastily abandoned 46 peat, en the ineproach of a body of cavalry, without waling nay effectual attempt at that time, Pr Site/ward', to ascertain whether the cavalry, at dm approach of which he had so lightly quitted his poet, was or was not a party of the enemy ; owing to which tnisconeluet, tie was induced to mak, a report to the Adjutant-General, of the arrival of a large body of the enemy's cavalry as far as Demobilise, which report was without foundation. • ad. " l'ourilitary and unbecoming conduct, on Vie same day sicationeel in the foregoiii% charms, in having left his party, which had hero entrusted to his columned, at a ono meld whet* he believed the enemy to be near him ; io allow ing Ili; early to schema, and in directing them to get on as list.), imeld, and joio their regiment. 4th. " I',, r making a most unwarrantable romplaiut, in an official ktter to his Colonel, slated 18 , h February last, against his stipei.iiir, officer, Brigadier-Getters' Clintou ' Adju. tant.Getie.ril to the forcei in Spain, to the prejudice o f good order and military elisciplioe." Upon which charge* the Court came to the following de chiou : • " The Coot t, having rlwly considered and weighed the whole matter, is of opiiiims, that Capt. the lion. II m. E. Cochrane, of the I iith ror liioaaj regiment of Light Dra gootis, is NUT WIT 'LTV of any of the charges preferred against him, and dirth tnerefure must fully and moat honourably *snots hint of thawhote ....the to. " The Court CIWINSI 'hoe their proceedings, without ex pressing an op/ohm, :hat although it appears that Brigadier- Gamest Motor was asietaken in the circumstances fur which he ao severely *ensured Capt. Coehrane, the Court as never thetas persuaded, that the Hrigather.Gememl's conduct, both is the reproof at the moment, and at this sehaequent Court-,Martial, had not any other motile than zeal fur tba service." I am to acquaiet you, that Hie Majesty armored and con firmed the tiudiog and sentence of the Court. Jiro Majesty, at the same time, was pleased to . eapreeit his concurrence ie the obterrations with which the Court cloned the., proceed top, open the conduct of Brigiidier•Geuirral Clintou. 1 I remain, Sir, . , e . • Your most obedient bumble eerripat (blond) DAVID' neiruts, wale-ettial. TheAdjutaat-General, &c. ate. tee. s. , t i A Getters' CoortMlartial hue been held ateßiehmositbil , in the Island ofGreanda, ow Assistant Surgeon John Hew ings Kennedy, of the tat battabou of the 15th Regiment of Pout, ups the a lidernieutioned charge, viz :es. " Foe having deitemed from the laradsidirtlere of the said regiment, at,itteinnoosi-hill, intl.-toads, sad niet return iag till brought back a prisoner by Captain Camentri, of the Colonial t'ompany of litick Reimers "--The Court having found the Prisoner guilty u( the charge allegud against lust, adjudged him to br " Dtsmisato His M . v's San •ice;"—But in couaider.dniii ofhis good character mid con dom, as gives in evidence before the Coact; his miseoseep lion, that he having sent is Ida resigusuoriemdcred him lea liable to the ruts-a of :solitary law mid disriplitie ; and from the wiltiugaine shirwis lay Lim to comply with die orders commesicated .to ham lryirapt Cameros, the Coen recom mended him to His Maje.ty's mercy : in eoriroquence of which recommendation Has !Linty has been pleased to exteod to the Prisoner Ins must ;rucking perd u !, ; and he. Icommanded, that he shell be restored to the fanctiona of hit commission. .. _ A most daring robbery was eoin:nitted,•on Wed. snootily night last, in the beu.e of Mr. Rosa, baker, of SWI4IaPCO, byus. orphan boy, about 15 years old, who wits lively employed by Mr. It. The youog depredator contrived. to enter the rtmoists-at "mid anil proceeded to the berichamberof Mr. and 11's. P.osa, from whence he took Mrs. IL's pockets, containing, notes end dish to a considerable amount, and carried off his booty without alarutii ig any of the family.; Ou inquiry. it was neer mined that he had been trying to ehauge one of the hills; owl, after some equivocation, he ockomeledged his wilt, nod restorrvi the pockets with neatly all their onutent*. account of his tender age, and of his father soil oo.ther basin. , lived molly years in Mr. service wall great credit s hr was aJIONCd to go en board the tender. • At a meeting of the ql;eriff4 and Magistrates of the city of Lincoln nod Its liberties, on hlonolay, the 15th, to inquire into the cause of the escape of Prior and Adams Jamieson. from the city viol, in the course of the night of Saturday, the 13th, it appeared that the escape of the prisoners mast he owing' to either the connivance or the care -1 knees of the i;woler, and he was therefore dis missed from his .iituation.—The generally-received opinion is, that the daugliter of the gaoler, a link who had become attached to woe of the pri. sorters, took the prism' keys from her father's packet whilst he slept, and enabled the men to escape; as it is char that they did not scale the walla of the priAon (the loose bricks at the top being. undistnrb ea), and no violence whatever has been done .to the locks of the ',risen doors. Saturday sennight, about three o'clock, before the Haddiugtoit *tile coach set off, the number of ,liasilengeni on the outside attracted particular at. itermtion. There were about its, mostly women and r ehildren. The *LORD Paovtn•r, heiag informed of the circumstance, immediately ordered Isi tnuoy of them off the coach as completely tilled another, which he obliged the driver to hire, to carry the extra passengers to the mid of their journey. It is hoped his Lordship's exertions on this occasion will be attended with good effects, ea the practice of overloading stages has become of hoe frequent, and is attended with great danger to the passengers. A most disbolkal attempt to promo a whole family. iu the neighbourhood of Cs• lisle. has been morning, those of Mr. St Pl eon's fionily, of Delmouidiall, who partook of break fast, composed of 'soiled milk, in which oatmeal hail bees. ihriiiied, felt themselves taken very ill. After dinner, the whole of the Lundy, consisting of ten persons, were very seriously ild'ected. It was them naturally suspected they had taken poison, es pecially as part or the •Meal which composed the pottage in the morning,:, had been nw•d for thicken ing the broth at dinnertime. A quantity. of it w... therefore sifted, mod (sand to evotann a portion of s y s .. h i e . A woman, who had fmnierly been a ser vant in the . family. being auspee:oll of committing the horrid crime, lots been committed to prison, and is now under further emuniustion.—Happlly, the family have all reiroversos. .• '' , 771 .7.77 1 r 4 1 1 1/4 . , • ".‘ - ; •%:... , e . ii; ..- '.- sroirrma INT, t lII:EATS. —....- YORK SPRUNG MEETING, tOO% • --- moworte, NAT 29. Sweepstakes ..f mop rack, for horses, Soc.—Terra miles. (t 1 Subscribers) Duke of Leeds's chez. colt, by Lelpisi, dam by Rucking- Main 3.yrk old, tied toll, • Mr. Rucking ham, bay colt, Amethyst, by Chance, dam by Drodg, :I yre old, list. I olb. - Mr. T. fiscombr's grey cult, by Delpini, dam by Therm, a yrs old, Md. tolb. • Lord Scarborough's br. colt, by Sir Sebago°, oat of Famed, 3 yrs old, tilt. 101 b. Doke of Hamilton's bay roll, Adam., by Waloat, or Sr. petit, dam by Spadille, .J yrrs old, net. lotto. Duke of Ifantiltou'e b. c. Petrouius, by Sir Peter Toole, • yrs old, tat. alb. Lord Yitzwilliam's boy cult, Easton, by Stamford, • yrs old, Mt. tilb. ne.cloolbant's grey horse, Knowsley, by Sir Peter Tamale, 3 yrs old, tat toll. Lerd Miruson'a bay berm, Scud, by Benin:brute:44 S yrs old, yet. Lord Carlini/too . * bay horse, Archduke, by Archdake, s yrs old, got. Mr. W illien's bay burst, Cardinal York, by Sir Peter Ttus:e. 3 y.. 8 old, tot. The Sapling /takes of soga each, h. ft. for them yeses ~hl, Allies carrying set. alb—The lest mile and half.....(tyi lab- Idcrbtr Fitzwilliata's chemist, kittau, by Deuingbrougb, out of Family, by Sir Peter Teazle Mr Deuinows bay, Loom, by Shuttle, out of Romherry, by Pletenomitsoa. , Sir T. Gesetegoe's bay, Sbeba's (Zoete, by Sir Solomon, dam by Irleathe. cock. IA Strathmore's bay, by Coriander, oat of Beatrice, by Sir Peter Teazle. Mr. CliCtou's bay, Fadiadinida, by Sir Petty Teeth, cat M Faun,. by Dimino:le. Mr. kimptou's hay, by AtaatforJ, dam by Trompotor. ae. T. Dnacombe's boy, by Alonzo, dam try (ielitat. MY. T. Duoctoehe's bay, by Chem, dam by Pagmus. Illg. Barker's bay, Gamechick, by dockfighter, out of IV rest lee,' dam, by DfUIIC. Ilk. !Hellish's chemist, Zotaida, by Dom Quizote, mat of • Lady Coo, ity Julia Bull. Mr. Mellish's bay, by Stride, out of lady Cores gam, by ' Drone Sir H. T. Vase's ties. Mill Nickstirk, by Cocifigkarr, out of Shuttle's duo, by Vaushall Soap. Sir H. T. Vane's M. Mies Blenehind, by Skittle, out of Lady Sandi, by Valet. Mr. Watt's gr. M.es Hayes, by Delpiui, vet of Henrietta, ky Saimaa. Sir W.. Gerrard's hr. by Hamblettasiaa, eat of Mary-Auer, by Sir beer Teazle Mr. Linsey's obes. by liyaciathre, met of Zeta, by Deleon Mr. • Donstry.`• datum, by Beeiugbrough, dam by Alt Tkatilfi' Mr. Pairrit's hey, by Shuttle, dam by Delpiat, oat of Tula room,'Sy Kim Herod. Mr. Gyitmmom's bay, by Hansbletonista, cat of Escape's Mr ter, by Hilibillyer. Nagee far worm. b. ft...-Tau miles. Mr. , . Attred's gr. c. Aytue, by Myer...tabus, data by Caven dish, mt. sib. • Mr. J. - Will's bre. Shobspeare,d, Sbargilo, oat of Mies Grim . smite, by Weasel, sot 31k. Ti.isPA• WAY mi. Sweepstakes afeoge. each, fir limes yrs Id colt., set sib. ;ilia*, set.... The last mile mid tbreermortors ---;13 Sub. strikers.) bake of Lads's b. c. by a brother to Reread, out of Gilb oa Curtin. 14 Fitewilliam's b. e. Widows% by Don %vacate, out of Cecilia. 14 Derllngtop's Ir. c. by Depini, data by Traveller. 11r. Citrate', b. . by Stamford, cat of Rosette's sister. Mr. Kayee b. c:dy Catebiee Clime, 41..:a uy Pdammeemon. bake isf ItmetiMm.'s ch. e. dliddlethorpc, by Shuttle. Duke of iiandliee's b. c. Arbtos, by Wataut, or Serprat, Elam by 3:14 , 4i.1t. Mr T. Gosco.Boe's b. e by Sir Itatemon. out of Toooe. Mr Hewett% n. f. by Si, Peter, oat of Miss Eliza full. Ed. Momon's b. c. Riots, by Stamford, out of Jeatima. rte E. Smith's gr c. by Hambleseataa, out of timers dam. Mr. 'frotter's b..t. Willy Frizzle, by Iguana. Mr. Beuoun'e b S. Sfecaroui by Cheshire Cheese. Sweepstakes of Yogi. each, le; thremyears old Allies, Mt. mlit. . t Thelma mite mad a half. 'toed Fitawilliant's c. Kitten, by Besiogormigh, ow. by Sir Parr Treats 'Duke of Imedel bay, by Casekighter, dam by Young Wank. Sir G Ariuytege's bay, Lottery, by Womb-, dam by Highs flyer, t . bought of Mr. Kirby.) Sir. Hewett ' s bay, by Sir Peter Truitt, oat of Slim Elise Bull, by John Bull. . 111 EMINZIO•Y, MUT .411. .Itreepataloca of doge. each, logs ft for lead-yrs old cells set. Jib. fillies, set:a-Two-) c.o. olds course. (a Sulam:do ea , Sir H. T. Vane's bay Ail l , dos Shuttle, dem tor'tor' Dame. Mr. It. Peu Harlow'sles gr. c. Helm..., cut of Sluber, by Dart. ly Mr. Harlow's la c." Pope, Shuttle, dam by Olamme. Duke of tlantiltots's b. f. Lady Charlorte, by Warier, out of OW Ales Pratt. Sir T. Geactugue's b. f by Paynator, oat of Violet. bk. f)itystiale's b. C. by 11/mingle...ugh, daub) Trompeter Mr booboo's b. f by Eagle, dam by Dorm. Mr. W. Pcirso's L. C. by Shuttle, out of tray Sarah. • The Stand ?late of - .A. fur three.yrir olds, fiat. bur-year olds., 7a. 91b ....,. .- olds. mt. elk. sot.year oils mad age 111 sot. bulb.--T.: .e Mid litwrlcare old tither allowed *lb.—Four miles. Mr. Gerfortlet bay cult; brother to Peter Plynaley, by Ham bletuniau, out of Caroline, 111 yis. old. Lord Scarborough's be cult, by Sir Solomon, out of Fantail, 3 yrs old. Mr. J. Acred's grt y cult, Ay ton, by Hyacinthus, dam by Ca reudiab, 3 yrs old. Lord. Hiwke's cites. filly, Mother Goose, by Stamford, out of Decibels, by Alczaucke, 4 yrs old. . • Mr. T. Duncumbe's bay Any, Ceres, by klombletosiaa, • yrs. old. Sir T. G.uicrigoe's bay colt, Bumetrip, by Agonies !I, out of kaltoef • limier, • yrs old. Mr. Kurby's grey horse linovesay„ by Sir Peter Teazle, yrs old. -_.........-_,. MANCHESTER RACES. TarafoAY, MAY I The 'Camisole, Stakes of Tea Guises' each, p. p. trAt added. Our F. , 31...ai1e Meat—far all age. , throe yam teal la carry Gat 3lbo. ; tom year* old art. albs. ; hoe yeas add est. t albs ; sit years aid and aged oat. alts —Tee Saleeribers. C. •toith, &yes hr. t Blaacbord, ayes add.... Boosoo, t'err'a hr. f. Dimple ; 41 re old Mr. It. Peacock's b. C. by Ezpeetatitto, a.yrs old I Fair dream. Saint DAY. A Maiden Plate of fed. by any horse, mare, or gelding. tire weer woo a sot. ,bwoepotakes and Matches exeepte4l) 'I brae yes old to carry out. Mbst—tuar year ale, 7ot. t Mt —fi.e are iria, sat. alb..-.sin yea's old, and apse, lost. totba —Mares surd MOW Awed Jib—Four out. bests. TIN staand as be eutitled be tat Mr. Deeds br. a Us., AM . e 3 I I Kr. Hw ts's .e. a yrs sad. I Mr. G Lingua o ch. f. Milhous, 3 yrs old. I • I C. %%bite ; C 4.1; y Tommy, 7 yrs old.— 3 l ir Mr. Lockloy's b g Henry nariainglan, 3 yrs.... dr • Issosit. A Sereepstskt s of Tea G mums web. for banes, be. dose urea • started foe plate, testate Or irwirenalatat, bare brew pod 'in training Wont the toms( aosiitig, test. sesh , Fsui Kr. tocitley's b. g. Henry fhassingtos. La C. VI bite. Fogiw etc g. Tommy • a. Bartow,' Esq.'s h. b. Coo licy brae a J. E..Settort:es, Emir's. b. b. by Paoli • J. Butler, baler. a e. by Mooretak s %MI DAY. A Matti foe tif.y Usissa.—Des