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• , , , 1 I 1! I u~ lestrios, with sit AdiWm of Cmstbslettee and estogrotalstion Nam lint Comity. Ars. Mores's, M.A sow Attar appointed ChapLiao ot hi. plarstp's doeheyartt, at Portsmouth. W. Frew r„ Deploy liispeetur of Hospitals, pristipel !oiliest Oiiicrr at chbrattsr, on his return. , Mr. Jere's. on his Majesty's poises reuewul bitt palrnt of prec , ihrwee. ffr Eslwarti Berry. Bart. and K.C. B nn his beimy appointed. i..lonsel of the P.etainoutte Division of bowl Nlsrines. • %it Thomas Torino and Mr. ChAttee Barclay, sill' dor Ss •rey Address. Rehtravr, on his marriage. lianilley, by Lord Kenstirtow. "lorrton Req, the Sheaf of PtafforJebirr, with Ltrln Mr. Sommer, by Lova Gambier. 9r. Kenweify, by the Doke of 4ittorg Choke, E.q. R. c , .rtter of Liverpool, by Lori Iris. roam Sidon:nob. kir. Campbell, by the Doke of Artryll. Mr. Thomas Wilson, by the Lord Chamberlain. Sir. Clam,. on cuing slump' Mr. liorroilsik, Mr. Bombard, Mr. Weise, t, earl Mr. sveer ;late Sheriff), with She Surrey Ailitrrss. Mr. George Richard Philips, M.P. on Ins marriage, by his tiler. Mr. Walsh, try the FArl of Limerick. • The Earl of Moray. by the Lord Id wailing. ►Major 1). Brown, Madras Artillery, on his relays from Major Rachman, Rum! Eattirreers, on hi. promotion. Major Blanchard, Royal Engineers, by T. Wilson, Ent. MP. Major St. Clair, Royal Artillery, on hip return from Ca. Major T. Gamble, Royal Artillery, on going to Malts. Major Marshall. 14th Foot, Military Secretary at Gib min., on his arrival from bat atatiou.• Major Coldstream Guards,•. his promotion. Major Wetherell, Royal Soots, on his promo' Major F. E. Drake, on his marriage, by the Earl of Mac e-v.4dd. Major Craigie, Bengal Arsny,by the Lord in waiting. Earl of Rosehery, on his marriage. Major. General Sir E StOpford, on being appointed to the command of the Alat Foot. Lieut. Steele, Royal Marine, Artillery, by Colonel Sir R Steele. Lieutenant William Diedea, East Keut Yeomanry, by the Marquis of Camden. LieuOmani Hume, B N. on coming of age, by Sir E Home, Bart. Lienteitant John Walpole, Royal Engineers, by the Earl of U. MnjorGeneral Anderson, on promotion. Liens. Logan,l2th Lancers, on his appointment. Major.thneral Sir W. Cockburn, Bart. by the Lord in ns.ting. Lieut. Y.Stelibeuson, R.N. on his return from the Lakes in Canada. 1 Lieut. Farber, R.N by the Lord in wailing. Lieut. Barlow, 9th Dragoons, on his ...two from India. Major-General tl'Arry, on his promo . . Liens -General White, on his pruniotion. Brigadier-General Pine Coffin, on appointment to the Staff, and departure for St. Helena. 'ilajor.General Dickens, Royal Engineere, on promolino. Major Geueral Sir Gao. Cooke, on Will appointed Lon tcrnit Governor of Portsmouth. M ,jor.Geneial Adams, on promotion. Georrat Wcolym.oll lifilintoioU. :17 ajor G I royalist, by the Lord in waiting. Ca Obilil R. Melville Gritedlay. on his return from India. i Captain D. Donnas, R N. by Viscount ESII3IIUIII. Captain Glaseuck, R.N. on his promotion, by Viscount 'Melville. Carom Bush, 21st Light Dragoons, on his return from India. Captain H. N. Smith, R.E. on his promotion, by his father. Captain W. R. Broughton, R.N. on his appuirdneent to be Colonel of Merlons of the Chatham Division. Captain Jnseph Spear, R.N by the Lord in Waiting. Lieneenaot.Culonel Webb, and Mr. Cooper, M.P., with at Address from the Citizens and Inhabitants of the City of Glom, %tar. Major is - ditill, B.Y. by Leuienant-Colonel Macqueen. Brigade-Major Wayth, 17th Light Draguous, on pro motion. Major Fine, by the Earl of Westmorlauil. Major Peters, of the Cavalry Staff, o.i his return from the Conlin, et. Captain Fitzroy, R.H.G. by Mr. l'il tundra Cap:a i ii sir tames Almoner Gordon, of his Majesty's ship Aebse. hs the Marquis of Homily. Captain Forrest, of the Hou. Kist ludia Cciopany's arr. vice, by the Lord in waiting. CspiAlia Fyler, sth Ineginteol, on his reluru front abroad, Is; Viscount s u b ieue ih. Captain Cochin's, K.N. C.B. by the Lord in waiting. Car Robert Kemeys„ to present an Address. Captain G. A Hire, R N. by Load Exmouth. C.:motel, Charles Seionaberg, on being appointed to his Majesty's ship Iturhfurt, by Vice-Admiral Sir Cl3llllln Moore. Captain Cnyler, Coldstream Griarthi, on being appointed Aidrole-Camp to Major-General Sir George Cooke, K.C.R. Caphiss nm,. R.N. on his pronsinion, by Lord Melville. Coriii,u Y. Wicket', R.N. en Ina return from the Coutiaent. Cnptaiu Henry &drier, K.N oil promotion. Captain Bridges, R.N. on his return from foreign ',nice, tag Lord Viscount Melville. Caption S. Jackson, xis. by the Lord in waiting. Captain J. Burtua, on bin promotion, by the Right Hon. Si, B. Dl...infield. Captain A. L. Corry, R.N. by Lod Grantham. Captain Sir Pd Seymour, on his appointment to the com a:mod of Majesty's yacht the Priuce Regent. derail. Garrett, R.N on hii apponittneut as Commis stinger of the Victualling Department. Captain Dawkins, 0 Y. by Major Stratton. Capiain Koyley, R.N sin his return rum the Continent. Capt. Basil Hall, 11 H S. Conway, by Viscount Melville. Tlic Hun. air. Shore, on his commission in the Royal lit D..ron yromiury, by Lord Rolle. Major 11 it t, R M.A. un his return from Ireland. Mr Sr ije..ist Outilow, with the Guildford Address. , Mr. filseirrtun Ure, with the Weymouth Address. Vier-Admiral Scott, on peentletiUU. Ctn net Jobartune,on his appgratomeot to the 19th Lancers. Rev. J Fortes/we, on going abroad. Rev. Dr. Carr, on bring sprouted Deputy Clerk of the Closest° the Rise. The Rev. Dr. Hodgson, on his traaslatioo to the Deauery of Carlisle. . . . illor Res. Dr. Nutt, by the Lord in waiting. The Key. Dr. Sampson, of Pcterillam, with the Survey. Andreae- The Rev. Dr. Knit, on his appoiutmett as Cason of Windsor. • Mr. Ileodownelh, by Sir Leotard Holmes. Ilir dossiers Flint, by the Lord in wailing. Mr. Scott, uo Ilia maniase, by Viscount Hood. Mr. Wallace, to present au Andres-% Low Wcyniosth. Mr. Kona, by the Lord iis siaiiii.g. Mr. Samuel Herbert, Mr. Johu J Kitson; Mr. Edmond o.ollow, Mr. Mosinee, Mr. James Freeman, Sir. Leodham, and Mr John Clanton, with lii suothwark Address. :Hr. B. Misty, Mr Hare "rowrisemd, Mr. Laing, Mr. Law. son, Ur. Palmer, Mr. Gauge 'lmmo, sod Sir John Fre derick, with, eh' Surrey. Address. Me. Fredreick Alston, by the Marquis of Northampton. Sir Graige Nayler, by Lord Henry Howard, Dcpuiy Rail Marshall. . . • Mr. C. P. Dennis% 01 Muni from India. Mr. W. Williams, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. She. Tr. nab, by the Lord in MOOT. 14‘. Jarksou, by Lord Grover Bertaford. Mr. Aroudel Harris, lay Lad•ltolle. Mr. Starling Benson. with the Surrey Address. lord lirsolenell„ by Lord Ailesbury. Mr. Chichester, Ith Human, by Marquis Conyaghsto. Mr. Bafikhead, by Mr. Begot. Sir David Scott, on aprierediog to the Darosetaga . . . • Mr. i. H. Prilr,ooo Ma rats from India. .. • C r 'Motu Gray. leo Ore of Sossn. • t i g ss Captain Loring, CAL 1141169, impip as JLieso.- 1,- •s-so . - . ik .-14111 *OW ArailertoT Si . 0 -itt . • , -I. . Governor of the Royal Naval College, by Lord Vistoont Sir Robert Ellerin, with an Atlereas from Southwark. Mr. Paolet St. John 51 iltimay, with an Addams (ruin tie City of iViurbeater. . Mr. r. 14,11, by the Lora in "snip!. • Mr. E K Sullivan. by Sit Charles Sullivan. Mr. J 000 on going to tbr Cootturot, by Lientenant. General Sir N. hem MIMI NO SOCIETY'!` SHAW OF PURE MERIAO SHEEP. - Yrotertia, Mr. Sorllve. yard wet again very well attended ; attnittog the cosnpouty prevent wr tiu tit rli Nis Crary She Ditke of Norfolk; Lord Alihwp ; Sir S Sehrighl,l3 , ri ; C C %Vesiern, FA/ ; lohn P.eneii, ; Genre, Holing. Siimaner, F.sq ; Thinning William Cnkr, 'Esq.; John Fane, E.g.; and many oilier ceich,ated spiced. hurshii.• awl :Nernst+ breeder.. The I,,hele were offiweil In each pen of sheep, fleece of wool, nod piece of cloth, yarn. Ice. viz. Pare Merino Resis.—Thipmms Henty, Ir..q a pare Mr. rims ram, the premium of ten animas (nlerrl by Mr. Western). R 31190 were also *hewn by Ln.l Castlereagh; C C. Western, Esc, ; John Fare. Esq.; C T. Towers, Eaq. John Cawsion, Esq.; sod John Kies, Esq. Pore Merino weihere.—C. C. Western. Esq. Three Pare Merlacs Walkers —John Fine, Elm three purr Merino seethes's, a premium of ten guineas (offered by Joins Tharp, Esq ) Ewes were also phew° by Lora Castlereagh, C. C. Weal. Cr,,, b.q. and John Caw.s.m. Esq. Pare Merino Ram f !recta .1.4 m Fine, Esq. a pure Merin.; rata fleece, • premium of tea guineas (offered by Lord Du MIRO. Rini tierces were also shown by C. T. Towers, John King, and John Cawston. Emirs. Three Pere Iferian Rtre tleeres.—C. T. Towers, Esq. three pair Merino ewe fleeces, a premium of ten guineas (offered by Lord ()nodes). l'ssesons and Smith, a pier* of superfine blue broad cloth, a premiss of twenty %mural (offered by Mr. Wm Ghlimrs). Cloths were also Amen by Joshua Stead, and William Staunton and Soo. _ . . . ..... Wuraled Yara...- , lllr. Joebus Stead, of Kis Wall. in York shurr, fur spusesior 53,200 yard., or 30; miles, of worsted yarn, (ruin Ills. of soul, grown by C. T. Towers, Ewe from a now of t h e Krot and 111.cisto, a premium of 10 guiueas (uffrrrot by C. T. Towers, Kati ) Mr. John Ford, of Gloucester, strewed speci. mei.* of Ipt hanks to the Ili.; its tort from pore Melillo, awl ii.irt Merion and Kent cio.-td .harp. bird by C. T. Towers, E.q. The care ..s,. or four of Mr. ‘Venteres's pore Me. rims lit wettiers weir e 111111frd, 111 , (1 met the warns approlsessou or every hutcher, salesman, breeder, or NM ttcur, who viewed I lir 111. The weights ware a, fnliuuuir; N... 1 —Cures a, 12 stone 1 pound ; fat, 1 stone 4I pous role ; A. err, 10 pounds S ounces. Nu. 2.—Carcases 12 stone I pound; fat, 2 stone 1 pound; ee, 10 possusts 7 ounces. Nu 3—C weals, 14 stone 4 pounds; fat, 2 stone le pound ; re, 11 pounds 14 ounces. Nu. 4 --Carcass, ti .1011 e 2 pounds; fat, 1 stone 7 pounds; 11,.ce, 8 pursols 6 'source. lii Our Kite/noon a meeting of the Committee of lhr S witty was Jurist in Mr, Soller's parlour, when the stale of the funds, a liberal SIIIIIICIII/11011 was rfsirred into towards treeing the Society from the dolt to Mr. Thomas, for pb.te J.-livered for the preitixiii. of !.everal years bark, which, owing in Ili.- I:oil-payments of the rub ! scriptions from Mt-other., had I.lleo in arrest'. We insert in our paper of too.day, • copy of • Petition to l'adiameoit, agreed :4 1 by the Chain her of Commerce in lists town, in favour of II ff. laxaUnn in our present prohibitory syrdent of foreign intercouise. It proves very clearly that its several important instances, 1301 only the revenue, but the intercom of trade in general are most seriously in- Jilted by the exiattogrestrounts on foreign commerce. We are swore that soy attempt to rectify Oar pre. seiit absurd system of commercial poli c y w ill h e o p. posed by a body of landowners, who Icier at this time deputies. assemblisig in London, for die purpose of obtaining such an alteration iu the C t n., Looe as would give them a still more complete mu 'windy of the home market for corn. Upon the sit bje.:l of a free Imole in corn, it may not be tll tnsied lu quote the opinion of Dr. JOHNSON, who iii all his political tootions Mild hiltficiently (radical. Lossv ELL relates of the Doctor, 'fiat Sir THo tAS Itt , illiti3uN hosing observed to liiin that promo.- to to export corn fauna behind to En';- land he prejudicial to the English land holders. •• Sir 'ilium ss," said he, 4. you talk the language of a savage. Would you prevent a people tiusu feeding themselves, if by any honest means they can do it r —We understand that picit:osiss are preparing in all the priory:it tuvros., and we have no doubt of their bring very nume rously signed.—( herocasik Paper.) A few day. ago, as Mr. ISAAC HALL, gardener, at I. Abbey, sitar Nottios g litno, was removing some rubbish near to his cottage, lie was surprised at seeiii.r Iwo ground tomb., ut an uncommon large size, oust of which gut upon the back of the other, mid boils proceeded to move very slowly on the ground towards a place of retreat. Being prompted by curiosity to Investigate the cause of so much friendship, lie discovered that the top one had re ceived a severe contusion, sun I:ad several bones broken, which rendered it incapable of travelling, and .o the other was giving every assistance to re move its disabled coin' to • place of security. Mr. HALL has since weighted the pair. and found them to exceed seven pounds.—/ Boston Paper.) At the Vest Derby Hundred Sessions, last week' the assault against Sir CHARLES ieVOLIELEY, at Warriisgtois, was tried. The Defendaitta were CALDWELL, deputy constable; RICH•RD SMITH, brazier ; EDWARD COOPER, attorstey ; and JOSEPH SHELMERDINE, usalister, all of Warritigton. It war moved no evidence that SHELMIRDINE and others had pushed Sir CHARLES into the yard of the tiny Horse, at Warrington ; the COOPER bad spit tit Sir CHARLES; that CALDWELL had assisted iu throwing dung, &c. at Isms. and had thrown a horse collar at him also ; and thill SMITH had offer ed u gallon of ale to silty one who would throw the collar. The mob which accompanied them were number of rude, igisoruut fellow., whom one of the witnesses described as what they called " geode- Nee" at Warriligton ! Witnesses were called to prove, "a ha Manchester." that the rumour of Sir Cuauttirs arrival had excited fears fur tier peace, to pi's-setee which Sir CHARLES Was to be dispersed. The Chairman, the Rei. JoNATUSII Stool's, sem• turd up the evidence in a mustier Which (say* the Lieerpost Mercury) we will not describe. sad the Jag wsbt toy verdict 4.1 7 N0t • • • •• At Are Art 41 1' ... i DR.CLARKR AND THE IRISH. The acrimon♦ with which Dr. Clarkau'rake of the Museum, has bran a subject of j4Cenrure. It seems the result of a mood g►ossly farverted, looking at every thing through the inlet of a pre judice which di►toned frets and dilated failing•. But it has Slut been 'envoi ked that his malevolence ha► equally insulted i t w Irish. whom he only io trcduce+ ill degrading remiss/I*one and humiliating. isitteleimilititi. Ili his unveil' th glal Tartary. he pl►car the pra•snu or li►laini on II level with the itnissarilea of France auil the smugglers of Spain, and a•►ociutes the moat e ►tiniable part of the popu lation of one country with the dregs and outc.ists of another. I n the some ',lisle he reprobate* it 1141w1411 for *peaking ill of Tasiary, and ask* him did he ever wird she country ? We ask Dr. Clarke did he ewer vi,it behind ? lo the preface to his Trarela is Scandinavia, he is angry that TrONiiPIC. which be slays is the reel smote of the capita l of Norw.aya 61101, 1 d be ca ,,, Pte ,l into thontheim or Drunton, which he calls a low and ettigiir hark arisin. This coritiptioo we NW charges on the Irish! " and it is the wish," Paid he, "of tun") , literary into, that this ttttt lif he stated to the English." Now, through we are vety ready to aduut That the List, had very early ititeityour.. with the northern parts of Europe, yet we will *A Dr. Clarke, whether the corruption of the Millie, stay not he imputable to the English with ss much prolrability ? and to Roost his eanijeettire we will Torte to hint a few cases which bear upon the question. It is known to many, but not perhaps to Dr. Clarke. that the Walt I4IIgUNKC it very soft sod vocal, mod that every place in the country has its name l i ar souse appropriate reason, either three) or figurative. There is elo word iir the language, or intone in the country, that has toy resemblance to I) therm or Drools/a. Is it prohnhlr then, tint the Iri.h would corrupt the name of • fo reign couldry into a word which lied co of. ity, either in rorund or pease, - with any word in their orris lissigusge ? In Boglawd we met with mitumernble places ending is, too. the abbreviation tar toot., and we oak if Bromptuit. Crumple°. earl Trenton, do slot hear a very suspicions resemblauce to ()voodoo ? But the Irish have never bete re. moulted fur corrupting the names of places: have the English? Innumerable appellations to Ireland et thin 'lay sliest their ilropen.ity, where nooses preg. nant with hate been changed into English words which rei-tabled them in snood, btu era ut terly devoid of *ewe or peopri,iy it, their applied lino. Massy of these are co ridieWou. Ink to CliCtril Olen the Bull soil North and Beg-•r'-Neile. iu oh eurdity; we shall select • few of the min.y which occur in the metropolis, from Whitelaw and %Valslt's History of Dublin. The soil of WWI° almaiards with mineral springs, one of vrnich, in the immediate vicluity of the town, wan called, from its elearsress arid beloblity, flown uive, prouotioced briefly fix isg, fair or Sae water, rind from hence the neighbouring district took its name. This district was enclosed for s, park, witch the Eng!inh, in order to preserve the original tome, called the flout Park. raid further to comusernos rale end perpetuate their corruption, they erected this their imaginary bird apou a pillar, not far from the spa well, which *till resists in good repute to convict their blunder. Within half a mile of the lowa. a mountain river, called the Dorld-r, falls into the Liffey, and the pr ll ioo soda funned by the wetting of the 'lifers war called by the natives Rao am pronounced rine., or " the point of meeting of the meatus ;" byre • town was built, and called, by the same Nome — Ili. the Eoglish prom corrupted into liingstied, from a similarity of sound ; and to this d. they affect to ridicule the Irish fur what they call a bull, minting entirely from a blunder albeit' own crea tion. But the last we shall select is so winch in tl e spirit of the people, that we question it ever there occurred iii any nation a trait so perfectly cha racteristic. Close by old Dublin, but now in the heart of the city, stood 41 m o nastery, dedicated to the Virgin M. who in the language of the (1(1C. try is called hiorrhia flge. The wind oge implies V i r g i l ,. Thi s by a happy napirstion, was goo,' converted into hog by the English, and the land at tached to it was called Iloggiti-green, because, us our of their historialis gravely asserts, ►t formerly Evil hogs ! Now, we ask any fair and candid inquirer whe ther Dr. Clarke, who sums grossly ignorant of every thiug that relates to Ireland, is justified in leis prejudices, and borne out in his inviduous aster. dun, whether it he more probable that the Irish, who are admitted to poser►s a facility in acquiring languages, and a correct application of foreign terms, would thus corrupt a Dame into a mound which has no kind of affinity to lily thing in their wan language, or the English, who are noto rious for their mispronunciation ■ud misapplica tion of foreign terms it home, and who so &form names abro.at, that in Ireland they hove changed a well into a plyenitt, is promontory into a Knit/scud, mud a virgin into a bog ! We bear that the Edinburgh and Glavirow royal mail was overturned in the street of Falkirk. on the morning of Thursday se'ouiKht. in consequeesce of the impluileut and unlawful ciit,iluct of some of the inhabitants of that town in hating laid out e great yummy of dung, extending half way over t h e •beret. A immecution is in progress against the person guilty, the result of which will be made known to the public. ass warning to all reindentera in 'armorial towns. It is gratifying to know that little comparative injury has been sustained by the passeligers, there leaving been only one outside. otherwise the result would have been very dif ferent. A letter from Cantethstry. dated May 4, Aar , — " Yesterday, es Mr. FOSTER, a the 14th Dra. go6its, Was driving his tilbury through Canterb u ry, aecompamed by. Mr. GAGE, his horse MI horn the slipperiness of the pavement, and so great was the shock that Mr. FOSTER was throvili rutin the seat, which was high, completely over the horse's heed, and dashed on the sinews, by which his 'arm we. broken, and a severe commotion itceived on his head. The Gentleman who stecoospbuttd Mr. FOSTER eroa.not in4he least hurt." ,".1. ' I A • 'll II • $ 1 / I i s • ; r ~~ t ;' Y .: POLICE. ..... •ow-nurrt. I.ate - on Torsdiy evening Mamas Camber was brought up by William S.tliisoi, nee of the principal officers belonging Iv This afire, on suspicion of sheep-stealing. On Friday last nine Amp, the prupersy of Rube's Spencer, of H.nrp• I'm. 'Weber, were stoles, fruns an enclosure at Hampton. The sheep were seen safe 'Wad right u'rlock on she pre. ceding evening, and asespirion fell nit the Prisouer, in ems seqomice of his having been seen at the Ellie of the paddock shot rv►nusg. It was p►oved that the Prisoner had taken issue sheep, shows three o'clock on Friday morning, Its a botcher in Cleikenwell In he slaughtered. The Prisoner haul fairly bee., in the service of Mr. Spen- Cc.. He was rum• silted for re.exansinalisen to.morrow. PROTINCIAL MARKETS. Very little hessian, was done at Norwich Corn Market on Saturday s Wheat advanced I■ per roomh, hot the prices of other grain remained much as 150 'Frei k.—The show of rattle on Saturday was eery coioltlcrahle, both of Scads and Humes heed., Fat little alteration in prices Oar Sheep-pens too were well filled, chiefly with halthr►d Rntgels. At Ipswich Cattle Fair, on Thursday last, there was a large whew of lean beasts. The stuck in relined was not considered equal in voidness to former years. bat sold at bicker prices than last Cot, and had a (intik sale. The new annual Stork Flit which commenced at Rye on Thursday last, was tinnierunaly attended lay the principal fainter. sad graziers from the coast of Sussex, as well as from many prised the county of Kent, and largely supplied oath stork ornery description; burgled cattle was tsbileited io sbuodauce. THE 7 VHF. BETTING AT AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY, MAT 11. There {being only one nthrr betting day before Epsom Rarer, this place wan much crowded. The following is the elate of the odds : DERBY. S to I opt Pindarrie 100 to 7 apt Tnore colt 41 to 1 apt %ft,lilt 100 to 6 apt At.,jrr 5 to 1 apt Kill Devil f. 100 In S apt A i h si t,,,, (taken) 100 to 4 apt Hoopoe. 10 to 1 apt Pro. to Blucher I The owner of Kill Devil took 1,000 to 200. OARS. 3 to I alert Praytenet 7 to 4 alit the &Imes" f. 18 to 1 spa Bride. Bat little betting on the Oalto. YORK SPRING MEETING, IMO. Tvemiir, NA 9. Sweepstakes of 30es. each, 160., fl. for two-yr old tolls, thl. 3lb. ; Allis SA. Two. year Olds' Course. Mr. 13►uwu's b. f. by Suomi!, dam by L'Oi lent Sir M. M. Sykes's br. e. by SmArnsku, dam by Shook.. 2 Mr. Lamb/ma's be. a by Amiolts, out of R.waliud The following also marital, but were out placed : Liwil Scarbrough's la c. by Sniiilriisko, oat of Mims Casson Lord Flizwilliaia's cb. f. Cools, by C tts , out of Fanny Mr. G. L. Fox's br. r by Smolensko, dam by Sir Peter Mr. G*4-forilis gr. e by Traveller, dam by Sasebo Mr. Watt's b f. by Cerlwros. net of Alftsm Mr. Gionnattoev hi. f by S.r out of Toners! pd Mr. Lonsd.le'.. br r. by Governor. dam by Sorcerer .... pd Col. Cradnek's b. I Suter in Torchbearer Lord Seaabrunglie b. f. by Cation, dam I.y Sorcerer . . . Mr. Ileroilbules b. f. Auta,lioe, by Whit:clock, dam by Sorcerer 6 to 4 tos Sir M. M. Syker's 0111-4 to 1 agst the winner. A fine ewe. Sweepstakes of 20gs. eseh, fir follies, carrying B.C. Vb. earl. Last mil,• nitA Im blrJ. Fergmines ehrsnet, The Ledy of the Vale, by Mourbray Mr, liarrisime• dmansi, Eliza Ueda, by Comu., dam by _ Haruki. lonwlan Lord Melton's bay, Larintla, Iry C. rvantro. 11w following also started, belt werr not placed Mr. Garfortli's b. fklawia, by Walton, out or Marcia Mr. Wati's lo by C.-rim-roe, nut r f Visa Canfield Mr. Jackson's b. Starr to Carilloal llAsey _ . Mr. Alien's W. gertsios, by Smolt...ono:out of Driupt, by Many Sir E. Smith's b. by Stnnlnnsko, dam by Sir Prier.... prl Itiddrlre eh. I, Antittiormi. dum by Whitoustb.... pd M. J. Perreu's b. Young Susan, by Stuolentko, out of Subnis 7 lio 4 ..ti the uswiter.—A good race. Mate for 500 —Gros lens, n rider,.—Leal mibe. Mr. R. Galbrri'• b. g SLipj+4 k, by Kite, Ilst . Mr. IZo..kabay'r. h. g. The Cobbler, by Waxy Pope, MA. '1 6 so 4 on The Cubbler.—A good race. The Shorts.—Swrrp.takrs of bags. each, h. 11. colts, Sat 31b. s, Sit —The last mil.•. Sir W. Milner's h e. Laispostiatt, by Langton 1 Mr. Writes rh r. by Creb. cite, I.llt Of 11 Mr. Armstrinies b. C. by Dots Cussnek, sl.tus by Shuttle, or Himaidewniaw Mr Lsosbiuts's Kr. c. Don:inatte, by Macbeth, out of _ . Prierc• . . Mr. Gasfurth's tit f. (aura, by 11)m. Comtatk, uut of • Marc:Ault 7 to 4 too Mr. Watt's ch. c.—Vt'uo 'cry rail. The Gold Cop, value 100 gs. by • Subscription of '2oes each, and the surplus to be paid iu specie, fur bow*, Mc. of all ages; thire-year 41b. ; four, 7st. P2IO. ; sve, 11.4 7,1) ;. aix and aged, Sat. 131 b. Two mi!es. Mr. G. L 1 . 401 b. c. Cardinal %Votary, by Cardinal Yui k, 4 yrs old Culotte! Cradork's bc. Sir Walter. by Whilworlh, 4 yrs t Mr. Pctre's b. li. Human, by Camillus, 5 yrs old 3 The folbswiiig also started, but were oat placed Mr. Gmfortb's ch. c. Swift, by President, 4 yrs old Mr. Vateir b b. Panbiwitz, by Sir Paul, aged Mr. T. 0. Powlett's h b. The lugxlrr, by Cantos 5 yrs Mr. James's hr e. SOUK- R.,x, by Wahoo, 4 yrs old • Sir RI. M, Sykea's b. b. (7anabyses, by Camilltrit, 5 yrs old Mr.J. Ferguson's cb.f. The Lady of llw Yale, by Slow. bray, 3 yrs nl.l . 51r. Watt's la. f. by Tlitioderbon. 4 yrs old INI Mr. Kirby's 11.11 Minat,. by Sorcerer, 5 me old pd Mr. Duocombe's b. c. by Governor, mit of Laurel Leaf, 4 yrs old 51r. Gat (MA's It b. Otlio, by Sir Pawl, 5 yrs old pd 6So 4 agsii Sir Walter, •ad 10 W 1 apt Ibe winner. A fine rate. Advice* have been received from Sierra Leone to the inch March. 'I hat inhuman traffic, the alive trade, ue regret to loot, oati still carrying on with great activity, notwithstanding the efforts made by the authorities for the purpose of suppressing it. lot the Pangas and Gallows* rivers in particular, the lilac was corned on to an alarming extent. Its February, the Darter frigat. , Capt. Sir G.COLLIER, captured us the Pungas river two Vessrl., ear FILM.* tilt° Mild Muria, both of t h eta slaving ; and the Myrmidon sloop of war. Cant. I.satc, capyored iu the Gallisicas river, two other vessels. Both the above vessels of star tansik,thately iffie`e•ded on a cruise in search of nsore slave tradt:fs. The Thistle 1)(4 of wat a taiticii had utrived at Suns Leone flop Gambia, with Crummy Ml:sunlit Mad Wile slat board s hod Also sAilod .ou • cruise. t o 4,,,,i5vv. - - - - Ass* ft 1 1 1. t • IrIPALINrELLIGENcr. PORT01101:171, ISAV 10. Arrived the Fosr Walkers. D”ttlarthisai city, Sianiou, from the I),itrus ; I Greem erII, front Venice. Paused by the Chesapeake. fur Soslh America; Sad a l e. Reel, from l'...tulut3 for li.mlturigh. Cam, inlie hirb , aor Ihr Queen and Baru's* trsacpads, discharge troops and Mures. PLYMOUTH, Ml\ U. Arrived •he Alednmla, Rohl), Gum ; Shimmer, from Brokerlo; astvl Etaphesia, Roney, R.. n, ILUMLIVI fur Bermuda. .FAIIIOVTII. NAV R Arrived ay Zephyr, 0.1, Imam royal, in 16 dor ; i.a. • Hurl, from Ms. Michael's fur Peterabutgli; sod kr iglus transport, from Lomluu for Grl.lMllr The following British verniels were at Napl•s 11T,h April— Proapeei„ Hill, of London; li•keiree, bhwre. of 15,r• si k Lively, Galvin; and Aut.•lupe, hivels, of Yarmouth, Li, ✓ier Castle, Chard.rif Rriatul; DI*N4, Callaghan, of 1)1311611f &Writ, Brood, of Periaiticei and the Cherub. of lirr:oreiare, DFAL, MAY lb. Caine drown from the River lagt night and snihii tMs mourning the Heroine, Gsretric, R,r Mgitras; pl um , f or to. 1) oN4l.igu ; and Lindsay., Lvakerbh fur (Sarah tar—the Iwo Wier remain. Arrived and sailed hor the River the Waterliin. A:gazer, from Bengal and China; Lava, Nesbitt, from .itd Chula; Alibertins, Pererval, and from Madras; AmphilS sir 31iirdiirli, hunt th• Islands; Hanciver. Adamson, hum Jamaica; 641011CfS. r.ORI Prorireraiier, Loving, fro's' l$ 1.. ; William, Thinimun, Auto Si. Michael's ; and Tas, Davidson, (rum Drumm's. LI VIRPOOL, MAT A. Arrived the Nancy, Brown, from Bowfin< Sill d front Mouse Video 29sh January; on ISIII Marsh, in hi 4. 38 S. long. 36 3W ; Sunk she crew (rum else Arusssran schooner Flora, Beilw. 11, (rows P. neasuburo, nor M..paretta, in a sinking aisle; Islas 'reined the Wesintoielaud, ("ripe; seed the Windermere, from Caroni' ; slue latter Galled (roue else Saud Heads 1811 Nowesstiwr, cad (rum One Cape of Hope Sits Fabrusty. MaNTINGS OP CRRDITYPRN AT GI►ILDII.4AL WO MORtOW. C. C. Wricht end .1 Graham, Crevice.] lane, 'plot- 11. u. sin. re J. D0.e31.!•0, W SiCP, •Ild S. :114)t.lugo, Friday airect. littata draprrs W. 11 Hoard, I inarhossar-hola.ropt.maker 3 12 J. stirecilassl . 3 12 R N. (ulrhr.l, r, dial,, and chxposau N. W, lard.. Gnarl! street. jew.ller Mi tttt revs. chi. salawasger W. Wall. War , ton.R.rk, Smith W. !kph's', ()%ford-ortrt, uphuhlrrer J N.-winnow. Twobroilge, Gunter W. G Cook, rOindwrll, optiesen J Nenwill. Clwapsirle, *tat mot! .. • . • it. F.y. Lestesie...wipare, lineu-elnewer . .1. Beck, boleti to valelne.al4 r. 1 12 DIVIDENDS. W. W0n.14, M3ry•le.lano.., linen-744 pro% ll C. Slinub. Nage, Amp? IS A Spray. Bistingliall•street, vartsvlninl .1 Arttilv.y.pound, Ismer le J. entlons, Wateni,contmon•brrtv.-r Sowden, Cann. Inny, linen-dept.. , A. Hart. Gneclunsn's 11.1.14, navy azent W. Wool ion, Reratunda. y, leaner...... C. W. and J. Toilet's..., Foster-leer, rhulerale button aell.•re H R. Man : Limy-shawl, werrliani .......... - - CURTI FICATF-S. J. Barker, of Walsall, Istakurd, hither-merchant.—A.Goot. pmts, of Lombard strict, Luaduir, merchant —T. Smith, st Armitage, Stafford. malister.—A. Al Miran, of Wulsort loony too, gem-dealt r —H. Wheeler, sea. or litaradfor A. Far um, Mo sel, butcher.-- W. Nearleti, sow or late of Suilwe I, Ghruervies„ &not r —J. Daniell sad J. Parry, of Bristol, tin-uses —l. Sissell, otJearia-vireet, Ceipviegate, London, tailor—W. 0. Coleavate, lair of Wapping, Illliasllesex.slimselkr.—J. Krause. sea. of Manchester, merelaset.—T. Haim-, of Bear street, Leeesier sou *re, VVestiniartier, misolessie Aroolt, of Belle Saorage.yard, Lailgair-hill, London, its. t • w.—S. A Henneti, of Warealtip.arreet, SliorrdOeh, and of Hai tie-bridge. Middle/wig, enaek-nidirnfael or/ r —H ClIeSlllll . ., late of Erioadroirret•boildiugs, LUIIIIOW. bell 11.1 W 111 . ealeep. lOU, Mot/Um/egg, wrerrhaut —R.. 611111.11, lase of 31111.w.401, Poptat, Nit/Wiese/4 barge-Inolder —T. Dorrant, othero toe T. Darr, iit Parker, of Illesitikeld, So uses. ronsmou-carro e. —F. Richards, of Birmingham, Taylor. of !its too, Lai/easier, sea-dealer.-11 Niel:tow, of ( lwarre, ealignet enaker.—T. Fresno., of %Yr/relater, cabinet mak/ ler Wiltn. of Manebrater, druggist.—J. Atragrr, of Enos-v. draper —T. Le Chevalier, of Wootton sisoltw•Ltrgr, Gloat, o. err, common brewer —l. Kaighi, lair of Fore-street, Loudon, elieraernooger.—W. Lewis, of Br sk-strei Goldets..clorre, kard/11/sra, woollen-draper Pe:11111111, of Slaylry.to Mr, Aslitoo-u oder- Lyue, Lancaster, corn .1.1( tor. BIRTH. 00 Monday, the 9th iserlAill, •t Bryn, Glamorgenshire, the Honourable Lady Morris, of • •oa. DEATH. At the HotterHa, llristul, of a rapid decline, aged Id, Thorns., ',trued son of the late Sir Thom.. tistrehe, Litt. and t•rnther to the Cowart's of Claurtcarde and Vaacumotaa &tale 4-6. (In Monday, the 8111 istatint, in Gower.atreet, Caroline, the ;lama daughter of Mr. R. S. Taylor, of Gray's lon, aged hit 1140110 M HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDO N BRIDGE. Nursing NI after 1. I llvartioi after 2. Yesterday—AscrNstoN et the Beek, Es- OK quer, Emit Indis, awl South See Howes. By hie Afejestes ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. IFAKE'S Genuine I'iLLS , joist! e fatuous for 4 ("lunge, in all its Stages, a Certain Disease. One Mall i. • dose ; and the tilting of one Box, in • ts cent trill mutt convince the Patent of the eeet•intt of his ape, Ay r.wvesy. Nothiag can he better contrived, enure ear.. or mote coin enieut than thsa remedy, tot ssieh as rte obliged to go journies or tii sea, RS it needs no coahaesiteiat tie restraint u .11.1 ; and 60 years esperieuce (la an exten sive practice) bag proved that it will effect a core, •hen n.- 1..01141 salivalloss and all other methods avail sioultiag. Fur the Scurvy and other Chronic.' Disioilens this alledicow his not lie parallel. Upwind.' of 40,000 peewits, id heti. sties, Inve been radically cured Of ilie sio.ve cruel kiss. airtime within the last eight yenta. l`i• i.ed aid sold by the sole Proprietors T. TAYLOR aed Sergioas al their beam, No. V. New Beidge-atre -4, to Ives,s it only Si.. 9J. tatb, duty suchedid.—N. B. Twin blot* alettis sad liglits in the passages al night. They ate alga attirl by Silflr apputiliment, with copious directions m Mr. Ilephale's Tuy.sliiip, 101 , 4 'RC 411-street ; hlv. Iliaborongles, T. steers-bin, nearly opposite slit Monument ;nt Mr. Reldit . `. Balttilsorch; Newhery's, Dublin ; •nel by.snie penes iu every cisosiderahlc town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to penes' taking the above, or Win the Proprit loss' M "%brows. —Glee's and Seminal Weaklnlre eared, and letters, post paid, answered. • See the list published by the Royal Callegeotton!im,`• ..1..- Pridwal mil Published at T.. ROMIIIII Pws aed Toy Goma thine, NA. 117, Aisittl, h C . COMINIOI4.. At lie lined. • • i'