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1 ►1 1 {~ i oolotien, Whirr! to • proviso. welt nosOlotiou will •111 Come wilhis the pioninissio of the Au of the b. 511 George 111.—fterkonatiliell Reefs lobos& was sot Wills the ronasiot of tine MEW,. Itnroth--Whether the Resstothos, if opprorwl awl esms• towed by the Bostrol of Cossasiasisows. with this proviso, would be valid sail hisuliug? Thin is aeowercd 1w the answer le the preveilia• gem. Stich an 'wpm's! (wills • proviso) could not he sonsishisJ as a rosssrwation, sod would, is fad, sweat to • nitrites'. Mr. R. J•sceSoll wiosbest to know what course the I . .. Art-wive body slow weevil to adopt *ea quite prepared to move no origiii.cl Resolution, ur.intiiii a remuneratioo to the Noble Marquis—. !reek w Resolution as he had remota to kayo vetted 16 - enral sure with the fegioas of his family— nnch as 'the Noble Menial' would trHo.ielf • accede to—such a Resolution. which. as a lawyer. he would venture its say% would be wholly free frofn soy objection. He was desirous, before he wocerelrel farther. that the peoceediugs on this 'object. here!'es Thi'enuit . of Directors. should be read for the itiformalionaf the Proprietors. From these it Errata& that on the MM of Nerek the Chairman mewl leis ealastioa at lb. W.J. t..a.tay follairiat, a wallah rrapaelialt a sum et mom In b e granted to the Mro.paie of Hosiinre. The ,sallow of which 1111i1fe was given on the' sth, was withdrawn eis the lath of .Nl:ireh, snot t h e antenna proposed is its steed, that she seem 'if 60,01101. he granted oat of the 'vivisects! eiremmies of the Compeer, to be placed at the disposal of certain fiances le ecdev to be laid oat in the perches. of estates, Cer ti,. ileartynis and Illiarelltinnen of Hast . infik alltl thole 0.1... e. This it was yropipaeti to lamed by sola.tritYhip for tio,tMel. as alairefly'af pia' assent for 20 pairs, which the affirmative. 'Mr. • IL'Jscitsom said, they were now placed its t:ilustion, 9s if no resolution had been proposed from behind the bar, insomuch as that recent incanted by the Court of Directors, they sett toW, from atathoolly which wan ton high to eater into a conflict with at present, would be illegal. If that resolution had been proposed, his intention was to alter it, by moving that all the words after the word 44 that," be expunged, to mate room for the resolution, granting sixty thousand pounds, which had been mentioned in the proceedings of the Court of Directors. They were now accideutally . brought hack to the gavel old practice of originating robs. lotions of this nature outnitle of the bar. He flat. trred himself that the proceeding of this day would lead to the final and utter abstrilonment of the oirw-liorti practice of originating tesolutionvof this kind at the other side of the bar. Mr. GRANT. to order. The Ilion. Proprietor hirl-no right to assume, because the resolution first propiniakil by th& Court of Directors was pro flounced to be illy 2a —by the Law Officers of the Crown, that slierefaftbe basisess was taken out of the hands of the'Otatutivelionly. He submitted. the subject having been brinught 'before the Pro. prietors by the Court of Directors, mid the latter not having had an opportawity of revising their origissal revolution. that it was still proper to leave it to them to modify it as they might think fit. Mr. Hems said. Nothing could be Ira. in order fLan the course proposed la his Learned Friend. .i„t ‘ . • • ortinios under ttic - -tstist;itg rircatristances, cour , e teas to adjourn. %Vitro, at a future day, anutlwr resolution should be proposed, he hopttl the itc.lnsval conifurt of the Noble Mar. yetis would nut ltr overlooked. In his opinion, the Coati or part.ctor• ought to have laid before the l'ocipriet•ors oil their preceedings ma this 40.04011• The CIIAIRMAN and Mr. BOS.IICQULT argued, ildt there was nu provision in the Company's Caws.. c7illsug on tilt Court of Directors to lay be. f or eth.lifssisprietors the discussions that took place lilt :stn' resolution which luipprued to be debated by 0610. Mr. R. JACVSOW, 111 a speech of considenibie length. pointed out the , direns of the Marquis of !Listings to remui.eratiosi, st ud s ho e d la s reason fur vrt ferrisig a round soul to a veloiaa. He lwitivasi be might confidently appal to the Hou. Chairman, and to the bieiols of the Noble Marquis, at both A:lts of the Lar, whether a gnu% of 60,000/. would ' , soft ivetwire acceptable to him than a 'scission. It would b e inure acceptable. lwasuse iiifiuttely wore respectful to that high.usiudeil man. Tile Learned (ielitlemen concluded by moving..-" That the far. titer considennices of this question he adjourned to this day four weeks." Mr. D. KlaaatelD expressed himself stronglyis favour of the gvnist of a specific sum. Miami of a I ele-10tv. Hr. wo.iseil the inuoificence of the Court to descend to the posterity of the Noble Marquis. oltich would nut be the care. if a remains were gr:sultrd to hint. Mr. I.ownnis spoke in farmer of a pension. o Lich would have the effect of reuderivig then. elivi.lual to whom it was granted anxious to servo the Company, from whous-lie was amorally de:iglus a forge sum of stoney. Mr' fist/tetra's , censured the Court of Directros for •not .having known. before they rerelved 'the l i ((( s of the Attorney and Sidiator• lenerd. that their it...lotion was illegal. Ile tutu ramrod irdo minute review of the Ads of Pintismerst nukes tug the Company's affairs. and expressed a straw doubt whether the Coon costd grant any passim) out ..f the territorial reams's. the appropriation of which was specifically provided for. Mr. S. thief. hoped that a specific gnat ireoli be voted to she Marquis of Hoaturgs. as was demo in the case of Marlborough. Nelms, and W ton. This he roliceived more honourable al i t • spectful than a pension. Sir W. Bnanotscos was of opinion. that bita* clause in the 5341 of the King. power was giallo*. grain II pension out of the territorial reowsnie. with the cmcurrence of the Board of Commissioners. Mr. )insult argued, that the makiog of 'matey. nr voting a pen.son, at the present thonsent. to the Ni Argots of Ilastings, was a premature ad. 'llsey "'errs yet to leans what effects would be produced by the recent proreediugs in 'lndia-.and.it was Un ilossible for them to soy. whether their territorial t. crone had been increased. He was decidedly in fwoitr of as pensimi, in preference to a specific sum. The Noble Marquis stood in the situatioa of it attempt to the Company. and he ought ,at to be placed altogether out of their control. Mr. StnErretA. slid not suppose. when be es tereit the Court. that this question would be ma yore. as it had been by the Don. Proprietor. as one of value received But, if it were ftsisosis 111 the immi. Margot's. proceed- ; , ) MM. PI Two ..• • ... —.—___ _ _ :hard. the value receive4l wit lobe seen an th ',talon of II p vent e mire, which hail b een Op o I I , • two , 'longer. lw tlie tmlenta of the Noble Alai ,4ir W. ar: enairlGHY coucidtretl the pro I' t 1., ' ' 4.1 ..,e . .../...• ‘'' " 4 A "1.•,4 6 Y .....- - -- ! I f: ing prem.iture, and coned on the Court to act cautiously awl warily. Mr. Howson' al,* estitidereii the proposition premature. The grant was about to he made fur services incomplete and unfixed. Mr. K. JACKSON denied that the iirm*Sted remit. neration was premature, since, u.a the 3d of fr. bruin,' but, the Conti bad solenioly given ` their thanks to the Noble Marquis for his political 'wis dom, and hew military skit!. • Mr. NoaL thonglit. the period had fully arrived when ilicy might, with great propriety awl great ioniser, vote the sum of enmity proposed to the Court. _ Mr. Panics wished to knew, as much had Steen said about their territorial revenue, whether it 'was a fact, that the shrell eg bankers at Nuns and Bomb" hod harts ealltd on to give up to the British Governiseat the prorate property of the Perilre, which was in their hands ? And whether five lees 44 ropers (those 6(0000 had not been actually paid in ? lie understood rewards had bees offered Tot the discovery of this property. If it were true, it was a disgraceful action, to he eq•elled only by the conduct of Bonaparte, who adopted similar memos to iliteuver llritish property. The CnAISSIAII said, the official records or the Howe did not at all warrant such a statement. There was sontetliing in the secret department. hating a Minion In circnmstinices which perhaps luvd reached the Holt. Proprietor's ear—hut they girl', as difftftilt from thew stated by the Hon. Propriety. as light ants from darkness. It might bear - on the question of pritrAnoney—but he was bowed to keep it secret. The Court their adjourned to the Sib of May. Mr. !lowan,* having intimated that • postpone. merit of the question to that day would be a great couvenience to hiss end several of his friends. IRELAND. a PUBLIN, MAUS V. Notice hes been given that no lady shall be suf fered to appear at the Grand installation who will nut be dressed iu blue, white, or crimson tahinet, and wear an installation ribbon, or gentleman who will not wear a tabisiet waistcoat. _ _ . Two Free Schools, fur children of all persuasions. hare been establirlied at Longlmes, under the pa •trouage of Lady Clatiricatde. There is a general movement amongst the Ca tholics arrelasid. The object is not w much to prepare Petitions to Parliament as to espress the gratitude of the Body ips the liberal and enlightened Protettants who have stepped forward to advocate the came. Extract of • letter Croat Entadrilien, dated Wed nesday morning :-- "1 have jilt retasartt hereto= Outath Ageless, ohm I wool he the porpoise of atteashei the trials of the persosts 'ohms ether lids of hedictaseot was howl b the Gravid Jot" far the fagot ruts that took piece at Nichols!toy, in the usurath of July lase; btu uufortuestely these tries'are post poned, is trouseisesre 40 the Judge (Mr. Justice *Pore) Me r Diane 4o iliac Owns Cellet, sot briug able to trausart the toultiplicity of homes' br bad to do, is order to deliver the Raul of its tahatitt.sotts is the time lakeu fur that purpose." CRIM. CON. IFITZUZILALD V. CARR. sio.i.traoar, MARCH 23. This was an sctiou hrought by Major Fitzgerald again-t Captaiu Carr, for criminal cameras • wish the Plaintiff's wife. The damages were laid at 20.000/. The trial commences! on Nlonsbly suaru ing at slim o'clock. belie image Jubuson and a Special Jury. The l'hisitilf l a case was stated by Mr. Manilas, in a speech of considerable length: that of the lli•feialstit by Mr. Wallace, who de clined calling any aitiitsses to support his state sMst. that what load hero elicited f the Islaintstre witnesses, Us Itieir cross-examisuitiosi wits' sufficient to warrant the Jury is not giviug viz tveace damages. At twelve o'clock at night the Learned Judge summed up the evidence, and at ten o'clock oa Tursday . airproisig, the Jury returned a verdict fur the Plaisitillf-- 1 1,340 Damages. with 6 costs. A general cantons took place yesterday in the ror rough of Pctiryis for the vacant ►eat ifs Mr. Sanswevsupported by his friend., for Joins hlr. J AMES IIUGHES A N LIERUON, for his Webber. Mr. Jona Atinganon.—(Cors waft 4esetto./ It so a remarkable circumstance. that Breatherlc. in South Wales. should have supplied the Stage with some of its brightest ornaments. The whole of theEEIIIII.K faintly Emile their delnit there, rod the inimitable Stanr►s. first drew her breath iu a part of the town wheels will long retain its celebrity from that circumstance. There is also now an es celleut company performing at the Theatre. rollick receives the greatest patronage and encouragement, frees the liberality of si)iiit that seldom niiirks the dramatic taste of provincial Otwsis. But amongst this respectable corps there is one performer of the mile of Cayes. who hid. fair to Oral. if stet to excel the East efforts of /IL 111111/4.11 and Kai x. la the meet celebrated parts played by the latter, he puts the audience fully in mind of the energy sad characteristic passim of that original actor s but in the higher walks of tragedy. he promises to be in finitely superior to Mr. Kees. having greatly the advantage of him in natural qualifications sod dig• oily of deportment. In addition to these. his clam• mist .coaceptioas peculiarly it Lim for lilatigh, lignite, and Othello. The origin of the intelligence. 'happily proved to Le false, of the destrisetion of the city of Messina by an earthquake. appears now to he esplaisied. A calamity of that dm-rimier appears actually to have visited Sicily: beim ravages. though ma. cieutly ikeadfal. have not "been of so impertnat a name. A hater from Palermo. of the ith instant. received ou Saturday. contents the &Hornig porn rubies: --so We have bad nseetdresilful weather her. these 'last fourteen days. with throe homy shocks of an easeliquake. which has doue mach miasma es the wash-east pert of the island. thretneg thaws chorches and destroying whole villages. Mask da mage has also taken piece omen the dipping; but I am happy to say that netting of any coasrquesce has happened here." Lunen from Mn... of the 3d. and from Naples of the 9th, were also received: but though they remove all dents. respecting the safety of Messina. they canton. no particulars of the deragation mentioned in the Pelermo letter. • 1 1 0t.iCE. 1 Tiger CAL?... rket(IIIOINARY CHARGE or remoNy. Yesterday Mr. dilemma ttT wne die greatest part at the day engaged iuvesticattog n cl,Arre rnbltrry mid* by bollosush 'loser, a courtesan, against. • yrune: guille mots, sainted Hader, • student at on, of dee / hospitals. The Notre.*rift staled, that ua 110-Fiby 'eight Ott met the Ptisosrr in Tuohy-do-et, and be took hold of Mer arse sod enifilleil with lier'intii the Nose, wirer.: they stood talking fur some time. The Pei...tier vu pestrdly impressed her baud is lie, sod ass 'Omni to take his leave ai,ru she discovered that helmet got her ring by some means off her Anew, and she Accordingly said to him; Sir, you have my rimy, return it to me." The Prisoner denied the fart, and steempled to get away, to which she in her efforts to hold bias tore the breast of leis coal, bat he at leogth wade his reeve. Awned Lee, a watchman, beard the alarm of " Ship *bier r awl savr . the Prisms rannia% aritsetash step !dog him, he said " Don't &teen me, sad Wag isech flur ried. Hr was take.' S. the w a tch-bones, bat be had au ring about him. The constaide proved T hat the breast aids Nat was tom. The l'arolatt's ijitimatly labouring under great eniotiosi, tenured M fttiwicesee of the clop, mid donated Heaven that he was in • sheathes far above the commission of such a crime. It • was the first chant:. of the Mad me made soiled him, 'sad he hod no doubt but its imbibe** latent would be Isemeld lie light by close investigatioie,fmn which he had nothing whatever to fear. He offered to tan severs. permits to speak to his respectability ; but Mr. Alderman Kinith said, ebsraeler did not at all alter the nature of the 'charge and alsboisgh no mats mild be farther than himself from brlfivinf that • pees** of his (the Primates) imperiability hail ever rubbed • WOWS of that dereviplinst, yet she law mode it imperative on him to betleve liss,solthosonfinsted *O4l ems by other eirenmetances; but inesenseil N hombre, afrolte, sad it world be best to withdrew • few misters, and perhaps it *mild out he sacs. wary to trouble him again en t he subject. Prisosier—" I am um elm, to thous frolics Me, mod I were lon I will not ramprianisis the matter is any way whatem. N would be Mindere to mytklf, and I mine here fur jostler. I will nut do any thin which waste' imply efi"imobit to myself, as Iceold, If I eiin.entesl to that mew. sore, he tare ease." Allennaii—"You shall have justice ; and I can anntrit you, that the coarse I have pointed nut to you is the one I would myself, tinder the like cirruinstnums, adopt. Re member, young man, three is another course that may lead you into mach trosible." The Primer bowed, bat sgain expressed his determina tion to await the sane cf his trial, nor could the kind advice of the Magistrate, our the urgent solicitations of his friends, shake his reaolotion, and be was accordingly held to boil, and the parties bound over to prosecute. AWFUL INSTANCES OF SUDDEN DEATH• William Martin, a kair.dresser, of Star.eourt, Romany haw, after being missiag for some time, was on Tuesday teeming foutrd in his apartment, sitting oa a chair, with bis vitowth crowned with bread. A surgeon was sent for, but the man was quite dead. A man mused James Laurie, of Bethnal-green, yester day, about one o'clock, went tutu a cook's-shop in the Hackney-road, and called fur some bread, beef, cabbage, and potatoes, sod as he was prepariog to rat, he stakkely dropped his knife aad fork, and expired. ile was takes to the hospital for a C.ormser's Ismaest. CORONER'S 'INQUEST IN THE XING'S BENCH PRISON. An inquisition Was taken or Tuesday evening, before Goole, F-sq Coronet% 'is the body of Thome. Foster Gunter, described ak a Monne, who died on Monday. The noisiest afforded much interest, from the contradic tory reports os the 'abject. A medical as who minded the deceased stated, that he foetid him is very low spirits, and he Mooed hiss illiallt when he was besought to the Primo. isi his coirversattou with him, be espreesell an abasoltipmemt of all hope of (m -innow is this world or is the Amore. He was placed is the best room fir aresoinasodainn ha the prison, with as seder frogs the Marshal that be shossiW have every core takes of him, gad Steele, a steady man, was placed to take care of ism. Witness saw She deceased is a few hoar. after be had worinded himself with • paler, as he understmad. The mowed was a lacerilinsi ea the free part d the bead, bat it was soperecial, w there was no internal fracture. The opt nion of witness was, that death wee occasioned by as af. Credos of the nervous system. If the wand had 'advisee it would layette's to relieve the sand. A few hour, bedire his sleuth, he said he felt horribly, and after two presses called epos hiss on Saturday, be became gradually droop. ing from anxiety, and 'showing slider the utmost de. smwelevey. Me. Dewitt% a elergyseas, proved, Hist being ant for be found the deerneed labouring use, great remorse of on.. wiener sod asked if he amid hope for feegivesees is as. other s;orlil; to which be was replied in the 11104111 , 111,e. He said he should die on Wog made a baakrupt. This gentleman and asolliev ekvßesgsts believed the Primmer to be labouring under dreailfs cossaminctioss, gad that be was oat insane. Mr. Griffiths, the surgeos who Grist droned the wound, was of opinion that the deceased could sot have indicted It *pots biusself, and be corroborated the statement that there was se fracture. Steele, the man who sat up with the (keened, stated the manner in which he laid violist heads upon himself with the poker. He lime toed him, that if be would remain quiet be would osed kill lam, hut be wont." kill himself, as if he lived he should be sore to be hung. This witness. preoreseod him killing himself, whe. be turned upon him, hut did sot injure him. At eleven **clock, the Jury delivered the folhnineverdiet -..0 1 Died by the initiation of God, lions ariotent affection of Ms martins. erten." • • Os Weibeeedisy last a mistitb fie 100 guineas, beiwren Iwo ow% of des seise et laeues,Vreat awl Wardle( ' freei.Salios. nose Illeaelsommigio, was rift es lawbursegbifterdv a invasive Et thew miles. Pieterei Ne Grit utile 'ter, Nardi* seek the leek but Irmo sees posed !duels greed afylr, seed ins wry as,, is 111 missies sad 4 eeetiedw—lbs teen wee was se man Ibis IS nitwits slid S *coeds in notaleg betties at this est* was fi sad I is 4 es Hardie% sadzessiderable ems ewes risked, Awe being a gravy asseetwes &Madame. We seder. stead Owl Neese bar enraged Is mother matte fee 14ip. the note distaseey• ebb a poems of Ow same of ANION of fliskeeloy,lii be ha at Plartballertes ea Thursday, Ike 11th of April. JoilattaAw Wni, doe earbestal pedestriza, started fees§ EalieW at doe 'o'clock yesterday sierrisi, to de slaty seeks is elms boars, ever a brainy odes piece signaled, tee a water of Sky godless,. Ile 11141 sere. wiles the hot leer, ass sad a Wreath doe wool sad third, sad flews miles is die 'earth vied fifth. Haftiel irseestplielerd a mile akin die MN diem's, is dee bogie, he took refoolltarteA, and 10 hirdr Me WWI as burr ee perform se the ead. satestpliabed obi Ws, bet sot *direst great ditificelty. The Non. Gurrevus Fatosascs HAMILTON. only sou of the 'Vorotort Downs, proceeds impure distelY to Or Continent, fur the purpose of joining the BrititliEgobasry ut Torim.so which he h s ism er p s iesed„...../Doblin Freemen./ We ire told that not fewer than sins vessels are advertised to take out passeugers from this port to America. Prince Edward's Island appears to he the favourite spot for tiersoos etaigrotiost Nat this neighbourhood. &vend of oar townsmen sad neighbours have settled there and are doing wen. We are sorry to hear that several 'retaken are pies from this docklard.—(Plersoohl Vekgrapki ^msspefir"*. rim TURF. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, Hit i 110110 1 .14 APRIL II the Craven Stakes, a Sollorriptiou of late. oorl,, for 011 ogre ; S jr raids, 5.t. FOlll ; 3yr 'MN 5.1.; 4 jr old , . Sol. 914.; sjr olio, est 11b.; yr olda, Sol. 91b. ; sod ogre), ffst. 71b. A. F. The Falb Riddleoworti Sieber of Mos reek b. fl. f o r the prance of mares etorpt , .11,, ISIS; euttcP.t. Vto Sat. 411,.. AS. M. Utit...4 stares or elosed ------- 31b.; if Mob, Mb. • Mr. Ihniass's c. Cbtf WOG.: rre, l lry illsbesis, out of Wilds ul &odor Mr. Juacis f. by Palates, sot of Rusopone.le Mr. Jan. I:dished., by Pesitoo, out of Variety Tborrishill's f B.u, by Seta, out Of Eyals Mr.Tboroltill's f. by Stud, ..t if ammoder Sir I. Obelk7's f. by Poicaree, oat of Haselitent Lad Sir J. Sbelk-fs c. by Haiibssard, out a Omar' Mr. Bastoo's c. by Emmy art of Maid of Orlooss • Mr. Payne's f. by Waxy, set of Toroidal* Mr. Vaosittart's e. by Truitt/yr, oat of Sawa Mr. Wiliusee f. y Soreerer, dam by Ws Poem oat of Violet Sir.Labo's t by Orville. mot of Sways Mr. lake'* E by Grainer. or Seymour, dam by Y. Whiskey, oat of Tolabaer's dam Mr. Lakes f. by Seymour, set of a tinter to Parisot Mr. Waimea C. by &hipbone rd. out of Dodoes Lord G. H. Camodishis e. by aliddlsiborpe, mit of Lily Lord G. N. Cavomlidh e. by Rebels, dot of Louisa Mr. Aodresrs s i e. by Spline, net of Epsom Ease Lord Wield% e. by Sommer. out a &quitter Lord Suillielits e. by Seeerrer, nut steamer to Pews/4 Mr.lfiltsers's f. by Soothsayer. out wf Woodloystlyb Duke mt Ituttmsts f. by froreercer. trot of Virtuoso Mike of Ituthod's f. by Salim. owl sf l'enelytrarapet Dabs of Roused's t by Sorcerer, oat of Volorossa Mr. Tibiae's t by troper. set of Mary. by Sir Polar Mr. Wysolham's e. by Soothsayer. out of Tboisotris Geseral Grosvermes f. Blum Stockings, by Popiajay, sot of WORM _ . Green) Groogrefeor's e. Woltkeometow, by Sootbeoyer, est of Saabs Mr. Ortultford's e. Emperor, by Inerirrer, out of Hamby Loss Mr. Clot-Vied', e. Tablet, by Hophazard, out of sistrr to ftrufesiobroocer Mr. CroeWord's e. Hitlt Priest, by Soreertr, est of Crysels Duke of GroAsus's e. Wildfire, by Wiley, out of Pawky* Duke of Graftioes f. by Waxy, out of Cbsreord Lard Foky's V. by Soothsayer, out of Piipy lios Lord Folry'r e. by Sorcerer out of Gelds-Works Lord Foley's, by Beuedielk, dam by Haumbleionissi, out of Goldenlielat Mr. Lane's b. c. by Haphazard, dm by Buzzard—High. Byer—Matches. Mr. Lam's ch. e. (flied a few hours after foaling) by Sorcerer, dam by Rozzard--Hieseyer--1 1 4atchem Mr. Eadces dam of Allegranti was nut covered Sweepstakes of 200 p. each, h. ft. Al,. M. Sir J. Shelley's c. by Comm, dam by Walton, out Mock. bird's dam, Bst. Mb. Mr. Worthy's f. by Camillus, out of Emily 's dam, Bst. 21h. Doke of Grafton's f. Catgut, by Comas or Juniper, out of Vanity, Bst. 21b. Sweepstakes of 200 p. each, b.ft. for colts, Bst. 71b. R.M Those pt by untried staltions,'M dot of mares that had soot bred a winner, allowed 31b. if both 516. Lord Fuley's eh c. Soothsayer, out of Wizard's dam Duke of Portland's hr. c. by Soothsayer ' out of Plcdp Duke of Graftwe's c. Vanguard, by Haphazard, out of Vestal Mr. Douglas's c. Remit, by Election, not of S e li na ', d arn The !'lest Class of the Dalian& Stokes of tOgs. each, D I. Is. ft. Mr. Horst's Sir Thomas, 6 yrs out, ,Mt. 21b. Mr. Udny's The Student, 4 yrs. old, Set. 71b. Mr. Charlton's bolo:, 4 yrs old, AAA*. Mr. Clifoory's Pendulum, 4 yrs i i.l, 7.t. lord Rous's Lepos, 3 yrs old, 7 , 4. 41b. Mr. Wilson's clinc. by ILO: -.ad, out of Trusty's dam, 3 yrs old, 7st 41h. lord Grosveaur's Finesse, 3 y - old, 7st. 21h. Lord Jersey's c. by Orville, out of 31...,s Sophia, 3 yrs old, Mt. 10:b. Mr. Andrews's f. by Walton, out of Calybo, 3 yrs u:3, bet. Sib. TVISIDAY. Sweepstake' of 10011 a. ex►, b. ft. for the produce of owes covered io 1145; colts, lot 71b.; fillies, est. elb. Doke of Grafton'a e. by Sorcerer, oat of Pope Juan Mr. Neville. f. by Roberta, out of sist►r to H4plotsr.l Lord SnAtokre c. by Sorcerer, out of otte► to Petwortb Sweepstakes of !Ong*. each, b. A. Sat. 411,. Ab. M. Major Wawa's iL. f. by Juniper, out of Spotless Mr. iloslN b. C. by Truer, ant of Oliveira Mr. Ifilliera's f. by :bails, out of &trios The &coat Class of tic Gotland. Stakes of bogs. nett, b. ft. D. 1. Dab of itntland's Rhoda, 5 yr* old, fief. 131 h. Mr. Langston. Tire Usehess, 5 yrs old, Sal. 131 b. Mr. Weittoleo RaspisT, 5 yrs old, litt. Lord Fuley.'a Dotrifsre, 3 yrs old, ?rt. 101 h. Mr. hottenbxne's Sprcrer, by Phantom, 3 yrs old, 7.t. Mr. liouldsworth's W:llians the Third, 3 yrs old, 7.1. G al Grostenur's Effie Deus, 3 yrs otd, 101 b. Mr. Ilsichrea h. g. Merry Bachelor, by ecstasies, 3 yrs old, Gat. 104 k. wroirresair. Sweeplakes of 100 p. b7 - 117 - 0.1 - .7 - 11;. R. 4. mares er untried stallions ancient 31h. if bosh, 51b. _ Lord Lowther's b. c. Snake, by Haphazard, out of Stingtaid !mare untried) Mr.filake's e. by Smo!casket, dam by Y. Whi,key (horse vo- tried) Mr. Andrew's e. by Orville, ont of Morel 'mere untried, Mr. Rush's c. (dead) by ll'haleburte, out of Isciiky Lord Sodletire b. r. (aced) by Vandyke Junior, uut of Numb Sivirepotakre of 100ge. rash, b. ft. Bit. blb. Mr. Payne'. miner to Crispin Hr. TtioroliiWe t Axil, by *orlon! of Hyale Lord Jersey's f. by Waxy, out of Mance Sweepstakes of 100 gs. sack b. ft. rolls, Isl. Ilb. ; fillies, Bet 31b. IL M. Mr. Gdildord'e b. r. Sir Topes, by Seed, not of Topes Mr: Rosh's e. by Orsovise, out of Fractious Dub. of Illiellsoes b. f. by Welty, were Lord Foley's b. c. The Deastuis, by Shoute, oat of Dowager Smeeptiieltre of 1041ge. each. Lb. M. Daiwa Gesnisee Missile, Sol. 76. Mr. Amanita's c. Orville, set of Siegel, tsl. 41b. Mr. toys'', c. by Trolle, out of Deno* Set. Thee Mika 'Chili of Ike Oslltimas Makes of 113 p. each, lb. ft. D.l. Lora kosili Cosmos Solt, , 90.111 b. Lae& Mistals Cortina Can did,, to In 01d,11104.111b. Mr. Hoelimporib's Illasietrotri 4 till Did, Set. Sib. Geo. Grooortior's The Flyer, 4 ye. uld. Set 4116 Mr. Itimiles Srlowsieseoburth i tl re old. Tet Dots f Sottarts c. 'by Walasto, oat of amnia; 3 Ws. Mr. lebeie e by figment eat of Ihmeliee, 3 pe eid, let. Lard ilteee's Zoe*, 3 yrs ' eld, Get. 10lb. easseeay. Iteeeptabes of 100 p rare, b. It for lir peewee of *wird Imam severed ova 11113 ; eel% est. 764.; alli. 41b. I. M. Deb. of &gibes e. Tamptarat, by Marbeerd, mot of Vessel Dubs et Pledgers e. by !..Meyer set of ',edge Deseret Gresereeee e. Walsbeatetee, by lieelbeiyer. eet et Aug. Mr. Neville% G ONO) by Orel*, eat of Wiliest* lard thellebile e. (d.wl) by Tatelyke Jester, eel of Worth Streepilieltse of lIMp. eerk, b. fl. Sm. Mb. D M. Lad lawitaree gr e. by liapbeespe, dais by imager, est of ' Dubow Mr. tilettdera iv De Tepee, b ikod i e s s du pes Nie. Desdies e. Cid came, by Dame, set of Mita' of Seder Tee Ceebbesi /Wm if tee p. lett, W. A. (weereel.4l is. Wee at 11. time of semi. May is, 1018, sad lot es. raged (Las, or 2,0210:5. St Lt. 601/I . {. 112.1. lib. D M. Mr.V.u.siltar4's e. by Perroviso. out of M• word , . .I.t.rd Robes M. e. Muter desee4ll,* by Slower, roe of Latimer' Mr. Psyser b. e. Trail. out of Tort.slturo Lord Sliffbeld's eh e by Coirop, ii.e• by A ivintrder the r, Lund Euley's rb. r by fbr.ll,l2Syrr, Hut of 1V s Lard Prusreoors br. f. I:rnrrold, 1212 Prvitt.to, out rf The Corti Stokes et 901/Ks. *ratio. b ft. cults, 11. t. 111112 s, 1124. 41b. rl*inc 4 years %dd. D. 1. Mr. Root il*.nies Mr.lll2ornbill's seam Lord (21 D. I,:nwrorlio/4 Allegro Mr.11./ske. be c. by Ors silt, oat of Granule Mr. f. Cdrimbr, by Wary. out of PHs. is The Forfeit Ltaltsbf the Ortl.todr Stelda , of 10 4 . each. I) 5.41.41 G. H. Corrodirt's Nectar, b yrs 01d..95t S.b. Mr. Welows's fols.Orrille, 4 yrs old, NO. DII 4 , Mr.l. Ditty. Corltoo, • Ow did, 60 61b. lord Sosires 114vasce, yro eld, Sec 51b. Mr. N. Ibbroriles Auserroo, 4 yrs old t Ikt. lib. Dolma Groftoses Trictrac, 4 yrs cr14,11.t. 11b. Mr. liststro's lbsioboroueb. 4 Ire old, Mt. lib. Mr. Wollssintt's Malls. 5 yrs old, Sot. Mr...014W/ Fanny, 3 yrs old, 7st. 1211.. Mr. Charlton's David, 4 yrs old, Pat Sib. Mr. Clorrltoses Stverboo, a ' mold, 716.31 h. D. of Ihrtlators Quadrille, 3 yrs old, 7st. 1111. Mr. Rrsh's /bestow, by Sorcerer, sot of Virtuoso, 3 yrs 1011 s. 11114D.T. The Hampton Court Stud Stokes of teOgo, reek, h. ft. for Ibs peorlseee,uf enure* go'rerrtl io 1815 ; role*, bet. 7lb ; Mbar; Met. 31b. 1). N. • Votrotd ct:tilloor oll.otoqt 31b. Hi R. R. the Duke of York'o f by &router or Orville, ou t of Hogan* His K. H. the Doke of York's f. (dead) by Eaton et bon out of Obrrra Dube of Rutland'. f. by gooreerer, out of Vi rt got* Lord Folette f. by Soothsayer, net of Rlnvrin g Duke of Gestures f by Nast, out of CloirewAll si r J . gi w sk o p i V. by Sorcerer. %.ot' of Houghton tauu Getters , Hietratieltre ob. C. Revue. by Drums, eat of Se. Ilea's dant Thembllre f.Teistss, by k. 4,.. of Merrygortesutre darn General Grosvenor% e. hyinnipev e ones/ Grioderella General Grusvenor's f. Woe Swelling*, bq IN•paajay. ant et ..... Lord Ross's cb. e Eispbestss, QuiS, sat Ut Pencaolis Mr. Neville's, Ay alllooll. 001 a sister no Hopis:A(4 Mr. Yoshinori's p. r. by Tressurer, Gill of Schwa Mr. Villiers's f. by Soothsayer, mat of Muosloyuish Lord Darbissitos's f. ((Ico) by Tcophusii us, tof !llunyossk Sweepcb.kes of Yalbgs. each, li ft. fur Ike product of mare covered m 181 h ; colts, Pct. 71b.1 fillies, 11.1 11h. D. M. Duke of Graf ' fby Waxy, out of Charco.l Mr. Watsou's f. by Haphazard, out of Du.lotia Mr. f. by Rubrics., out of Sir hoboes slew Sir J. Shelley's f. by Surcertr, out of Houghtuu Lass Sweepstakes of Ihnse. each, h. ft. cults, est. 71b.; flliey Svc 41b. MI. M. • IA Sagelcfs ch. t. by Conine, dun by Alexander ill, Great Mr. Hush's b.f. by Sir Paul, not of Min Toiteridge Major Wilson's b. f by Juniper, out of Bulter's Jan The Port Status of leu6s. each, h. ft. calm, Sit. 7:b. ; 61:ies, tist. 41b. rising 4 yrs old. T.M.M. Mr. CaHay's Guy Manaorrinit - Mr. Wsktroon'e Warsaw, by Waxy, out of rinesiondea iara Wulfeoshon's Merlon 3lr. I.ake•'i Hower Rnton Sir J. She ilry's Po ince Paul (dead) . . [For floe Matches, as ets► Paper ge rishrektv.3 ______ NAVAL INTKLLIGENtt. lnftTliStolllll, SARCiI 30. Arrirerl the Triacomalet. from ladsa. l'ut hack at IV:milks fur the Cape Hope mot St. iit:rolu. . It still contiuues e.. Liv.• bar.% but el.* ships gal ride is Surely. PLYMOIII73I, VA‘Ctl 29 . Came t!te It: honk Laudon (Jr I..ssilura. 21 AIRGATT, it%mrit The brig William and Miry, Brown, troui too for Sheerness., has heew brooch, ha hrre. with 100, ut . ua author and cat,:e, and winJlase broken 3/1111,14.T. peAnct; 311. Atrived the Eclipse packet, with Niilll4, hc. Dorn Ilu NILIVICII Arrived the !siker and Sous, lisUvuo„ 411111 IVII , I 01101,Isailed awl from the Valise Willi F.hnurr. The Iternitiniire and I•ocahuntss sailed m, Illth rehrorre fur Lieerpoul, put kick with loss of rudders ; Ilse former would have to di►charge to repair. Drat., ISAUCII 70. Arrived and sailed foe the River, the Mary, Smith, from Genes; rearm, f Messina. Caine dos n from the River, the Favourite. Savage, for Drlfisat; Illarvier„ Mains, for Ciotti; nerati, t.e Jut.; Rutin*, lloine, for Coristsostiropie ; li.uuuuis, n.;., fur Seville; Nautilus, Whin, Ow Cook, and mu tio t6o Dimas with the rest of the outwsrd.buaad, as per last. Brighton !locos are to I.e retived ilia year with increased mins,. The Kell of licatimosr. suet Nit. Dou(ii.va. M.P. are In lie the stroards; awl it is said dud the Pitinci illiatur will girr a gol.l clip. value lOU gotitut.a., to he run fur un toe betelid (1. T. The noted Borough o r whieleemit.tias ni),,tal it dozen houses, is till lot-tle Null yourollitta• Upwatils twenty iii.livititl4l4,l4llllC of whom an very old and ii.fitni, hacr r t out fur Lamiloo, to Committee of the Home of C 46011110 1 . 9 ,, re flirt:llllg tl,r IlItC Election. Mr. Ot.enct.u, ul Loudon, oil post the resent Patron of the liwoligt. —(west Briton.] LUNN EXC:IiANGIi. ALtacii 31. , We had so frees arrivals two eternise, and hat very little Weirton &ion: itr &hurt, the sales as graervl vs.'re s• henry, Ire comider the priers isesmnally tW same as ati COAL MANNET, MARCU 31. Shipp et Market.. nip 41011. Prise. 41 Newcastle b Armlceland i Wrlob Coal • ' PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per ('t.Cuus.... 74 iii South Sea Stock Sti S per Ct. N. Ann— 104 i I Et. Mils, v.... 5 74 7 (IN Lottery Tickets .241. 11. law. 3 per Ct. Am 73 I Cons. fur Ace... • Ma India Hoods „IA tr 4 pr. I 75i DEATH. On Friilay, the 17th alt. air. Reteliie, sower of tk CV*, Liverpool trader. He woo esivee4 into Woo , • dope, a the Landoll otaittionts. He was apparently al pal heath esti) the Mk irks the carts wa iIMIIIII from ftillaAlOns when he per • lead siressa, sod fell us 013 , of the pompon is s arovolarto stale, sad it i tkir arum* that life was kostaatty esdnet. ■IGU WATER TVIS DAC AT LONDON BRIM. Monis( It Aar IL I &miff as a* S. _ LONDON: Prittted sod Publimbed at she Olive Ne. 117 s Stated ; .here didvereiseeteete ere reetiree, ed feting (peet.paiel) meet be ellateserA.— C. No. I. Cketeetli lea, Prleteee.4. MIMI, g o . DI ; atria palib•ber - ---