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fl mArEsrrs murrao-apos,.. Yesterday, :Moue two o'clock, Iler 111anstv, Priacemes AUGU!TA, MARY, and SOPHIA, &fur(' at St James's Palace, from the QuaLtes, to hold a Drawing-room, for the first time since Her Ms attv's indisposition. Her 51A.IFSTY entered at the Garden attached to tilt Palace, to the new tear la -wary covered entrance, winch has been altered mace the lad Drawing-room, in consequence of Her MA.; SST Y finding it inconvenient to be ushorccl I r among the company, ns soon as she got to the t ip of the stairs into the Privy Chamber, where ther were assembled. After Her 11.c/ern a rd the Pat NCESSES had re manses' in the page's-room a few itsimiter, the door wss opened, and they entered the Privy Chaos with their attendants, with the same comps a id order as before the fire. In the pnvy chamber His MAJtstt's Lad Chamberlain, the Lob Steward of the Household, and other Oficer. of State, were as usual iu Ist- t •orl , tuce, and coo!lucted Her MaJsrrY through Cp.! ',site of room. to the grand council chamber, where the drawilf.e.roonts have been held for some tune peat. All ISMS BS Her M AJLITY had taken her station, the door were thrown open ler the re ception of else efliii:MUY. There were present, besides filer t:ST and the Pat ttearitle : The Print,, of Wales ; the Duchess of York ; the Dukes or York, t'uniberiand, Kent, and Sussex ; the Areldrishups of Casterbery, York. sail Cashel ; the Lord President of Site Coaacil ; the lord Privy Seal ; the First Lord of the Treasury ; the (faller General of the (Inhume ; the First Lord ef the Admiralty; the President of the Board of 'Pride ; the dwelt Secretaries of State ; the Chancellor of the Ex chequer; the Seeretairy at War ; the Judge of the Admiralty ; the Judge Advocate; and Sheriff Il emir. Dales—Moutiose, Beaufort, and Portland. Ilorkturs.-I..kneaseeNewantle, Rutland, Leeds, Grafts, 'sad Beaufort. r--Bath,Hantley, Ely, east ' rd, Moo: t Edgeeombe, 110 ra , ciieisfort. For , teseee, Stamford, tVestasoreelad, Scarborough, Landow deer', Strathmore, Dirgby, Alleys*, Aberdeen, Mansfield. Poois, lammed, Nelson, Cowper, Radnor, Bathurst, Alls ton!, MaeclesAeld, Liverpool, Chatham, Morton, C.,rk tad Orrery, Glandore, Dalhousie. Cognates sm--Portmitre, Clorencl, Pembroke, Afalmsbary, hansom', Miteeterlield, Porteseue, Carrfort, Radnor, Liter pool, Murton, Loodosiderry,llotra,Cardig in,ltaso, Alwyn., Mansfield, Camden, Cowper, Ntanvers, Dowager Roslyn, Talbot, Grurvertir,Courtney, Ashlairuliant, Temple, exturd, Dartmouth, Loudon, Scarboimigh, Poe it s Dal &mule, Darnley. ilarowars—Siihrey, Balkier, Duwue, Barnard, Ihiliners town, Went. oith, Castlereagh. Viresaere.or--Cirstlereugh, Dowager Kin4rton, at. Asaph, B • retied, Gri nutria Sidney, Courtile , Melbourne, Weetworth, Middletown, Hampden. Lards---Mulgrave, Arden, St. Jolla Baiting, Erskiae, Rolle, lialainghunt, Harreouil, De Duristaorille, Yarbo rough, Haw arrien, Caglero.p, Porelsesier, Eorthetek, Caw dor, R. Firagerahl, Duff tin, Rankstork, Loraine, Somers, Begot, Huston, W. Bentinek, Saltoun, IT Spencer, Elliott, Geu. 3; urray, Osborne, ltoese„Gratithain, Liinlitay, Went worth, and Sheffield Lwrier..-Young, Pussy, lianaden, M. Markham, Yorbo nrugh, Edinumistoue, Reinhold, Frecionntle, Die Grey, . Millman, A. Forteurne, King, Brintlins, lte Donstaville. Fludyer, Cirelnurse, ht. John, Clive, too Pratt., Porch. •-.1e1',. Casale., M. sir aas 1, Dutrerin, hadstoek, Ikeerley, Gibl t. Sullivan, Do Clitiord, C Johnson, Hunter% C. Harbour Pereb. Walpole, Carrie tots , Ituneotub, IPCJeed, Milbank, Thinner, G. Thynee, Warburton, B. Pee ring, thrr....i.y, RIM*, Ardee, H. °Agra, 11. Fiorls„, Boe hm, Walsitichaer, Welbye, W. lletionek, Elate, Si ionlev, ISIO•hs, Fulkes, U. Sullivan. Phipps IRellernoilt; Clim atal', U. Hall, H. Walpole, C Walpole. Saltuua T. 'V tier, Campbell, J. Ihnltins, finsnol . s '1141.111. E Jackson. L Harvey, M. Markham, B. Benno in J. t amphell, Nor man, toWirk .Itl. Stewart, Colville, chaushers, Roam, S. Pretty, )I. was/sole, Dallas, Grantham, C. Long, H. Fitz barvie, N. Packer, Doosgor, F Beresford, Fontes Ely, Milhanke, Osborn, Wentworth, Healklield, Shelled, Thenar, 0. Domino, Howard, C. Herbert, and Breybrork. eirehriartimeriCanternary. Cashel, sad York. grada4,...-Dirrhaer, Exeter, Chichester, !let efind, Worces ter, Saliabitry, and Durham. Swipolitaa, American, sad Air as i r m,,.—Sie Charl ie Cotton, Hamilton, and Montagu. Ceset; - ..-51iseeter awl De Sake.set. forirptle.—Ceivert, Willard, Johnsen, Padir.or, Gaskets', Needham, Arallia, Montague, Thornton, Stainris, %V. Matt, Phipps, Calvert, tir:nva,d, Pray, JK. Joka, Spe neer, Nlunii , nor, Leith, Wnrde, Ahercroutbie,lts3, Gor don, Saida, rued Walt. Crituie‘r—.4aylur, Caprt, C Causer,, Weiser, FarAer, Fiesoronvi, Ihoren, /1011111 , 41,1Inester,SI•wart, Liorr, Lloyd, I.ygar, f Vaas.ttiat, Towsaltind, IJawsun , Doclael, mad li Major Armstrong Coperrion—•Blehop, Percy, Bowes, Walpole, Brown. and H 41. .firs--. 1. Hall, A. Clark. W. Lefties", S theyder, C. 11. witnielatoo, C Kaye, J 111.0negeta, Du ,, ,hu,, r.4:47.... J. Polteney, H. Dalrymple, W. Stott, C. Care, W. Clayton, and R. Wilhakkt. Damn of F.or ter. Dr. Gunk's. .soccer—Williams, M. Leger, R. 'Sundae, Townsheud, flora Downwind, Marra), llolthns, S. Staishulac, Green wood, Pelham, ‘'yotr ' Macomb, Ellis, Vamittart: Shitner, lannditle, H. Beach. Earn, 2. Blackman, S. Thornton, Skethregtos, C. Murray, Niel, Joadrell, Baker . , %Tullio:, IM. 'report, Calrraft, Hlstehlued, Illiwkius, H. rule, Pathan', Cadriagtuo, Herbert, Cornwall, Bauer, IS. Hoorn : C. Brown, Sumner, Willett, Stepney, Calvert, Criaing, Rider, t;ilder smitb, %Salpaile, H. Dawkiss, Surnorr, 11'alktt, Easter, X. Cooper, Blacklouro, W. Filial , Cooper, Penn, Beech, Vow's, .1. Egerton, Horsoli, ti. Droonsowd, Fuljain, Carlton, Haveuport, Calrraft, Jenkins's''', J. Ellis, Leigh, Lanham, Askew, Gardner, 31ethuen, Howard, Pose). C. Murray, Mq.kitsald, Colvil, 11%0 beaus, C. Itawdon, Pep's. .Wittreserl.aw, Rubin/oi, Ith.ep, Mustagoe, Hasa, Smith, Bettie tluwsQir, Townsbrod, Itobluss, Kraeutaunts, Shiftier, Lanham, H. Beech, S. Tbllirithlft, C 4111111.100, Baker, Dayrupuet, Atkhos, H. Sumner, Caleraft, k. dtmilsope, IViiecler, Dean Vennia, Pringle, li Reassosit, Duster, Dossier, Balf:ur, Brawls, Greta easel, W. Kwatle, Colville, Hokin', lay Markham Ezer• ton, Parker. king, Kern, Cameros, ll•ney, holey, • W 11.44 , r, S. Coop , r, Cork, ',eke, two liortuns, Ellis, W. Elliot, Corkaayy, Caldwell, Caney, Nu.Sli, lieuenge, Sidman, G. I/retina...id, AIL; noon, ICllt)an, Vernua, J. Ellis, Coedinglan, 2orreaeue, I a ligham, Vaiseittart, BMra-t, Gardner, "Frigid; !holing, Pilleinvon, W. llrrhert, Calcraft, Patios, and C. Prier.. Rime—Powis, flak, a Itubjueau t , Wake Beech, L. Smith.... Snistb, 11141taiik, 2 De Grey, Wwwet, Beaumont, WNW L... 2 *sumps, ▪ lisorWll/w, Sullouu, Beta, ra h -raft, :WM:Are, Awls. .4b4; Kgeit.oo, Craver, l.:rat: Temple, !.oath. Semple, tyner.flownsy, Cos, Cujearl, deride. Wii•dbals, Nevige d 't Lows: Parker. Harley, C.. I. tun, C. Snare, Bred' .*lc, Miners', Itsi:Ls Dewar?., Robinson, Curltna, St'..7olina, Dawkina, t WwiJaam, Caleraft,Cohil. Moats r. Chataberv. 4. raga's. 14400, Calvert, Parker, Italpste Ken, !Mutt, Itnneuinh. /*Ow', S. (;.weer, AwSel-wal. R ead. 2 KIWYeil., Welby, Allhalrod, J Boalt.a.re, Parker, F. Hatton, lle. astern Stall's', Townafiesd, Folk. a. I. fulket, Ilale, beak, I(pi, Cokrall. /sivon. Parks's We understaut . tilasirs4l.;.7.4^4 r.9L s arty! KICAPV Y have NOW procured . se.-cral bousli.4l clip gad straw Greciaa Bnonrtsi winch stock U. daily iurreated, to pr,wal,t tier dii..ppoi4tatent as perienged by ladies last watch. r I- P - . • 1,41 T INT.ELLIGBACt • COURT 01 0 CHANCERY, Mat a. HAYMARIKET THEATRE. MORRIS AND OTHERS V. COLMAW. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY informed the Court, that the parties in this cause could not agree to the ap pointment of arlaitratorat and begged his Lordships interposition. He stated that his clients, the Plana tiffs, had fixed on a Mr. Crawford, one of the bar risters of that Court, who was objected to by the Defendant, and the Delendant,had timid on Mr. Harris, the manager of Covent-Garden Theatre, whom the Plaintifii, objected to, and who, the learned Counsel contended, was an unfit person ; not there was ally thing ill the character of Mr. Harris that rendered him so, but, from his situation as manager of a London theatre, be was an improper person to settle the disputes f a similar establish ment, which, in some measure, was a rival one. Mr.IIART, Comma for Defeodani,ameeived there could not be a more proper person for an arbitrator than Mr. Harris, as, from his knowledge of Thea trical concerns, and experitaice in them, be could best tuideistand them. His clieut had no other objection to Mr. Crawford, than his total want of any knowledge of him. Ile might be a very lit person for an arbitrator; but the Defendant never hail the honour of hearing his name before the pre sent occasion. The LORD CIRANCLLLOR observed, it was impos sible for him to come to a decision before Monday next. He would not then attempt to insinnate what that decision would be, but he felt confident it would be disagreeable to all the parties; he there fore advised them to come to en undertanding be fore he interfered. He thought Mr. Harris a very nnfit person for an arbitrator ; not that he meant it to he understood that he did not believe but Mr. Harris would give as conscientious an award as any Gireatleimin could do ; yet there was something iii the human mind, taking mankind in general, thee should prevent a person being put iii a situation to decide on the affairs of a concern. which, in any measure clashed with his own interest, in which case Mr. Harris, us Manager of Covent-garden Theatre, iu his opinion, was more proper to toe exa mined** a witness liefore the ar'ntrators, than to begaerd in the situation of one himself. Mr. Then and in that cat-, if we were to appoint Mr. Taylor, there Would be the same objection." floe Irmo Cnawcar.Lott—‘4 Mr. 'Hart, I will thank you for the farour ofyour brief till Monday." Mr. II A RT-.-" My Lord, it will not be lIKVI 4 OIIry, as we will appoint another arbitrator, without giv ing your Lordship die trouble of interfering." CHAT OF KING', BENCH, 'Wstrniaffirea, MAT ♦ . JUDGMENTS. OBSCENE ROOKS AND PRINTS. rus nirics v. EDWAKP Mr. (:ARROW' Mined the jiiigtuent - t - if the Court upon tlie Defendant, hz having been found guilty of publishing and vending certain obscene hooks and prints. The Defendant put in an'aflidavit, ackanoledg ing his ofitroce, imploring mercy, and begging the Court to take into consideration that he had bean imprisoned since the 2tl 'Jr Jinuary last, and that his health was in a very unpaired state, owing to havin g screed his Majesty, by 8.14 in hot climates, cud to several wounds which he had received. He .had nn Counsel. Mr. GARBOW said, that the sitfi , hllll, was one tie. MO of impudence and hypocrisy. Ile was, however, glad it had bees made, ue it Li:, ei him au opportu any of observ i ng upon chat 'sad been said in de feuce of the Defendant. It iota been stated in a Newspaper, that he had been drawn in by the Sf. ciety for the Suppression of Vice, to commits crime to which his poverty only had assented. di rect contrary to this had been proved upon the ; he was a wholesale dealer in prints of so hor rible and disgusting a nature, that he believed the hand of no engraver was ever before employed upon so disgu.ting, pernicious, or contaminating a sub ject. The very w.erat too of these infamous pro ductions were to be attained at a boy's price. The Society for the Suppression of Vice had been. tra duced for this prosecution ; he was neither their eneotniast nor anltocite ; he had nothing to do with their general proceedings; but the society had in vain offered to forego this prosecution, if the Defendant would direct them to the source whence these prints were °taunted ; this he refused, and still persisted in refusing; and he conceived the .comitry, in the present instance, were 'Wetted .to the Society for having swept from the streets one of the most per. tticious characters to society. Ile concluded with praying the Court to prostoobee a severe judgment upon the Defendant. -. _ Lad ELLESSOIWOON said, that the prints were of to abotninable a description, that the inoment the} were seen they gave a direct shock of horror to the I•rholder. Judge Ciaiisx then passed sentence upon the Disfendatit. lie commented with lunch force up on the crime of which the. defendant had been con ricked ; it went to root up virtue and morality, tsp. on which the happiness of mankind depended ; he might Inure been the means of influencing, the minds of youth to alma ll ill able ...lid destructive practices before the fore.- of renson could direct their judgments t nothing could be snore perni cious to snooty, than the circulation of such odious and obscene productions, and nothing deserted se verer putiosliment. the Lordship approved of the way in which the proseention had beets condueted, and senteneeil the Defendant to two years impri : moment in the Molise of Correction for the county of Mt&'testa, to lie kept to hind labour, and to stand once in the pillory, at Chariirg-cross. POTTKR. Thy Defendant Nue been found guiltT of assist several Irreneb prisoners to make thieir e‘espe, sod was this day laronxlit op front Enett r ewol to itstignettd. Re ho,l no Contwl. lie woes ordered to bo confined tea the gaol of Exeter two .tiifg, and be thin diheitirged. vas zl4to p:.cuorza. Tibia Def.-Awn& had Lees, found guilty of as sal/14111g an Eicive 0/Ricer. Ile sm. sentenced to pay a hoe of 101. alyltind incur' ty For his goal be haviour fur three years; 'himself 1061. and two sureties in 6ul. each, which lamed/stay COI*. with nnrl sun' (lit:charged. SlaltrlNG. INTELLICSOCT. • NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEF.IINO, IC* wanatett•tr, JILT 3. The Jockey Club Plate of Eifly Guineall, to be ran for by Horan, the property of Members of the halo.) Clab ; 4-yr olds carrying 7st. otb. 3-yr Old* oat. 41h. ti-yr olds est. Ob. and aged hat. Illb. B. C. Mr. lityadhania Canopus, b yrs old .....(aalkrt: ores; Mr.Vausittsres Currycomb, gat. brat Mr Payne n Zurayda, List. Itlb. Two-yr. old Coarse, 2uois. h ft. 3 to I oil Curryeosolt. Gen. Groavenot's Wuudwell-brad, ;at 31b. lest Mr. liowurth's Dwarf, gat. Two-yr old C. sops. 7to 0/1 ‘Vugglisell. head. _ _ _ Ld G. H. Cavendish's Hyinvo, bst. alb. rec from Gcu. Groaveaor'a Trump, 7.1. Two-yr old Course, t noKe. Ld Socheille. Deceiver, oat. ilb r.'c. fruit Mr. Shake speare's Harpucratwa sit. 91b. Two.). r old Comm., ton Ks. A Handicap Plutc of 501. fur all alp.. T.ro.)r old Course. IA Lowtker's Yrllow Hautiocr, ti yrs 70. 2lb ...... I IA Stowell). No Coujetrer, 4 yrs 7iit. 311) Ld Fak7's Cecilia,4 ps Tat. nib D. of Grafton's Vanity; yrs oat. 91b 5 to i apt Yellow Hionmer-7 to 2 apt Vaulty. Tke hedge could place but four. I.d. C. Somei sere Euxherry, beat Major Waimea c. by Pelpini, ;at. 71b. Aeroa• the Flat, 75gs, 40 R. It tot on Moskval. S letptukes of One Ilandred tioineas each, L. ft. rat 4-yr "Ids. Across ilia Fiat. Major o u'sJsniper,iper, bat. 1 2111. Mr. It'yndliain's Scorpion, sat. 4111. Mr. I.adiiroLe's Trienbinda, lit. sib. Ld Grosvenues Minimum, list. Sib 4 Mr. Goddartfs Towns, dot. tub pd 7to 2 against Juniper-6 to 4 against Scorpion -4 to I against Trimbnab. Lord C. H. bonterset's Fuaberry, beat Major 11'ilsou's Bevis, ilia 7111. cads. IL I. sup. To be rode by the 0W11147. Ed Lowther's Yellow Iftunuser, est. i. 11.1. brat Gen Grin venor's Fair Elku, 7st. 31b. Fint luau( .tb. Even bettief. Gen. Grosvenor's Audis, sit. received ft. from 11r Payua's Ferdiaand est. t ilb. Across the flat, guises. b. ft. Ed C. Somerset's White-rose, s-yrs old, 90. r.. ,. eive.l 4.15. from Mr. It. Wileon's c. by the ch. Marsh.) .trabiuu, .1-yrs old, 711. T. M. M. sags. CHESTER RACES. TUESDAY, MAY 2. The Earl of Chester's Plate, of toils —One b es t of th ree times mind the coarse. Four-year olds to tarry sat. alb. ,• Ave-year olds ast. lolb. ; six-year olds and aged !pt.—eA winner aunt plate, match, ur sweemdakes, to carry 41b. of tat) ' 711. and of three or more 10111. extra. 1.. c. Poulton, 4 yrs old Mr. Egertoo's b. e. Ccsoria , 4-yrs a Sixty Guineas (clear) the gift of I'. Grosvenor and .1 Eger tuts, Esqrs —The best of three two-mile letits.....Three year old colts to carry Est. slb. Allies list. 611 i four-year old cults aut. 41b. Silica sat. I lb.—To pay two gaineas en tram*, which the second-best horse will be emitted to. Mr. Ackers's oh. e. Apollo, 4 yrs OM 3 1 1 Mr. 'l'. 1.. Brooke% b. c. Clirsecatter, J yrs old Ld Grosircoor's b.f. Isis, by Sir Peter, 4 yrs old Mr. Benson's b. f Plaything, by Shuttle, 4 3 n old 4 4 dr Mr. Tar letuir's b.:. Pussy tat, 4 yia old ... 5 . dr MA LTG:\ AIEETING. TIOUR.D•Ii, ',PIM. 37. Fifty Pounds tur all sets. .i . 1•41. wilt . brats. Mr. ftcll's b. c. Iloser I Mr. I:oral/0LN cb. g. Darrington ( Ilavike's cb. 1. Mollies Couto. lt 3 lUr. Gerfurtit's b. c 3 4 10 4 on Rorer—after the brat, .1 to 1 be ti iiiillCl 11 easy. Fifty Pouts& fur halt hood Watt rs seats. To be rode by Farmers. Mr. J. Slropsaa's els. h. He's.c.atch'd Iwo ........ t I I M altos, earthen& Mr. Alleles b. g. by Traveller.. Mr. Blytbe's b. g. Dick natant n ear t to 1 uu He's-catell'il-huu--sfter the tint brat. f tu 4 an flimflam's—after the second beat, b to a 444 lies.cati.li'd biia. A gutml ince. ' NAVAL la TELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3. Arrived the Decade. Capt. Stuart, from a clime of several months on the Irish station.—Also, the Surly cutter, from Guernsey, with dispatch•., front the Prince of Bouillon, who commands the;.e. Sailed the Ant and Gambier, on a crui.r ; and the Surly cutter, with a convoy for Gnertisey. Came iuto !whom, the Beagle ►loop, Capt. sew. comb. Sir Harry Neale is come here to attend the Court-Martial on Admiral Harvey. The Ca/eilo tlia,,of 110 guns, Lord Gambier, is hourly expect ed here. After the Coert-Martial, his Lordship and Sir Harry will %ail immediately in that ship, to the station off Rochefort. A fleet ha. passed up the Channel, this morning, suppowed to be the East-India convoy, homeward bound. PLYMOUTH, MAY 2. Came in the Shogun, from a cruise. Sailed the Peacock, all a cruise. REAL. MAY 3. Arrived the Audacious, from Portsmouth, and Skyturk, from a cruise; and remain in the Doe ill, with the ships, &c. a per last, and a fleet of out wanl-louisud vessels.—Wind S.W. The Alice, Capt. Arri.scit, arrived at Liver pool, from Demerara, from whence she sailed on the :lid March, in company with the John, for Li ver' Hawke. and Fortitude, for the Clyd e ; an parted seven days after. The Gar:A/arid, bound to Liverpool, had returned leaky, haring been on shore. The Caledonia was out shore at Deinernra Bar, but war expected to be got oil iu eight days. The St. Andrew, arming. is arrived in the Chile from Timitlatl, after a passage of six weeks and four days ; she sailed in coinvany with the !'yarn. StODUART, for London ; and the Visa hrig, for Liverpool, and parted about a mouth since off Berinuda. The Swinger, 'AXTON. from Loudon, for St. Thomas's, was run down by the Penelope, of Greenock, in which skip all the crew, except two, arrived at liarbadoes. The Kitty Ameba , —, of Liverpool, in lost in the River Plata. l'he schooner Calemooga,--, from the for Literpnot, was 011 %bore near Bray Island, on the 211th ult.: part of the cargo expected to be saved. The Efris sloop of w:ir is arrived at Plymouth uith dipatches from Gibraltar and Minorca ; the fir mer place she left on th e 211th March, and. on that day Lord Cutoi.taisitmlo sailed from thence, with 13 lad of the line. fen Tmilon. The brig Eliza, (ruin Malta for Liverpool, and au English ship, frum the Br.trils and Gihrtiltar, fee Malta, are captured and carried into Marseilles. The dbaelia,' from. the ("attic, WA' clp. h►red iu Novrtaberlattt, aiod . car; ied. into Cop•u bageo. _ 4ilo /17111. X 4CRICILLTeIi4L The check which toe siluiries have received diiriug tlie . pre4eut mouth. :iiis been very truin g ; both the iNqa4rks and discoveries exhibit a luxuri ance o: crop, mei. us the oldest farmers do not re- • member to hare OCM. Irriiers and Cadets look very prolui.l.l 4 , and a veiy wide ti•eld has been opened lwr other expvriaiv.ite on the same scale. The cattle that have 10.011 reared 011 cabbage have not turned out so favourable; those purticulsrlv who have Leeu for 144111 e time fattening upon Durei cublvage, are now 110 sickly, that they ale in danger of disgorgiag their favourite food. The effects of the storms in February upon the proorotiovis nod proteetiuma are yet felt, and there will he no Nuch , •r«Dioi av to render it necessary to employ okoaCA•Jellek e.. which NO formerly been dour. Tice sour lags very generally prevailed in 0110 11riiif!. Many el:insigne...A Agriculturalists have been hittly grublnim up the Aypocrites, a weed hitherto too much neglected. For this purpose they have chokes; the ikesi grouadt. and have discovered that when these weeds are grubbed up, cut, 'diced, sod exposed for a few days, they make admirable food for ridicule. . .. —. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT Gt.:ILI/11AL! , iis-mottnow. at it. Wiiii263 Wtaogli,im, Soelli:niplanc, mane. - . 4eltreurt 3 I‘ %%Akita .Nlavon, laic of Back-street, Humlyduar, S t icy, victualler - . - 3 lir Thorns, Iliod, York, money-scrivener • - 3 11 Killian ‘Vllliams, PeUtullVine, hll4l4fitSl22 ; and late of Edioloir4h, factor - . - 3 1 Thomas Moore Slade, Old Bund-street, pict on - dealer - - - - - 3 tin Joseph Croton, Drury-one, linen-draper - 3 lii .1111111 W. I,stcr Morris, Iruiotalile, Bedfordshire-, printer - - - - - 911 Philip Niwris, late of Liverpool, iron-rtiert limit - 2 1 Richard Heath, 11'arnford-court,Tlarogiourtua street, inert:haat - - - - 9 I John AVilson, Brut street, Gultleu-sqiiare, mens an, reel. - - - • g I. Joh., Parsons, lien. and John Parsons, jun. Ludgate hill, hooksellem - - - 2 I Abraham Lowe, Ilirstoo, Middlesex, builder - : i James Eaton, Godstiote, Suirey, faciurr - - g I / Isaac I%heilaluo, late of Cuptkall court, Tbrognior • ton-street, packer - - 1 to -- John Spencer, now or late of High-street, Mile-end, Now -town, victualler - '2 I John David. on, East India-chambers, Leadenlial!. street, merehant - - - ..:` 1 Jobii Taylor, drones-lane, ClieWiteliercii, t 021- fields, baker - - . ii 1 William Foslet, Distaff-lane, London, witie•merehaot 1 i o George Hart, now or late ofStainford-street, Illackfri se,wroad, Surtea, horse-dealer - 1 1 Francis Henry Banger, Fleet-sti set, stationer . 1 1 Arthur Lewin, Banbury, t/xfordshire, no - run - i Julys Wept, Cisarterhouse. street, ,Thdeilesez, mosey scrivener - - - - - t i i William Bewilder, late of Rumford, Essn, tuner - a 1 John I.lroltil, lanai.' Vine street, Pedlar s-acre, bussey, dealer and chapatis:l • - - - - II t John Edney, late of Iligh Holborn, cheescmunger - 1 I: DI VI DEN DS- William Albin Jones, Altlermaubury, London, La berd.o.'orr - - In Robert Vail', Old Bailey, Loudon, oilmsu - 17< 'f lamas Hr-.ter , lot, of Liverpool, stationer - Li 'finnu.n: %Vale, Great St. Helen's, Lutnints, drug-Mel - chant - - - - i Paul Bache and Andrew I;:o he, late of Basitighall street. London, mesclaa.its - - - li Philip Davies, Lamm' Rlitektine'svuad, *Pony, hat ter - 12 Daniel Hoffman, Veltou Anat. Lung-atre, cheese inont.crr - - 1 J ulsu Collins, Lee of Jens) street, Aldgate, I.lntloo, ' tunchast - - - II John Silvebrand, Spicer-street, Spitalfields, colour manutiortmer - - - - 1i Thomas Franklin, Leighton Bossard, Bedfordshire, _ incisor y•sei teener - Juhn Turnbull, Julio Follies, Robert Allen Crawford, aud David Skeue, timid street, Loudon, wen:hoots is CERTIFICATES. George Richards, of Cornball, blukseller. Charles Osborne, of M'appfng-strest, palish of St. John IVapping, Middlesex, surgeon. George Modeler, late of Ambled, parish of Aston, •near Bir ingharo, eilioa.rusaufsieturer. N'ilhaw,ttkiaygf-Slots, sulu,id, inaltstcr. John Moseley, late of Gook, but ilow of near ['widen York, petit... reliant. Richard leafed, of Slanehasu, brut. shopkeeper. Istephea Spoil, of 'Alendlutin, Nuffo;l, Peter Nintreuith, of Swing place, Krotish.Town, and of New Boud-street, parish of hand t;cugr , liabuver square, Middleses, pruthaller. Julio ~ : iiinnous, of tke Rewougli r f Leicester, drug.t.st. Joseph Dean, of Itirtairighans, japAnner. Anthony Hyde, of Brandon, Suffolk, liquor-merchant. PR ICE olf STOCKS Y ET ER DAY . Bask Stock tic4 3 per Cent. Hetlarrti 3 IMET CPO. COUBUIII - i 4 per Cent. 5 per ('ent. Nary Lung Annuities - Stith@ 1 Imperial :t per Cat. 631 Ditto Annuities - Itilbs i India Stock India Bonds .. IS 14 presn. Exchequer Bills ..... III 9 to prem. Consols for ..... 6 7 ii T. BISH. Stock Broker, No. 9, Corabill, and N.. 4, Charing-ernes. BIRTHS. At DriSfield, Gintserstershire, the wife of spoor magi, owned Kilby, of four childres, three of a hots+ are living. On the a7th April. at Pinkie House, Use Lady of Sir John Hope of Craighall, Bart of a von. MARRIAGES. On Sunday the 9th ultimo, at Smith Dalton, Thomas Fisher, raged li2, to M t:rmiger, his housekeeper, aged after a short rourtahip. 'lite hanus of teenage between tl,-- bride sad a young mun , her fellow servant, acre to base Inc . published on that del Om tat inst. atldussen-square c►apel, Beth, by t►e I:se. Dr. Gardiner, Major Ciuldsourthy, of the Hoe. East loom Company's service, to Miss Livemy, of Grecn-Parle.place Moaday, Mr Joseph Davy, of Giternses, to ►liss sy Rant, 34 daughter ofJosepit Hunt, Esq. of Exeter Tuesday se'nnight at Crimdale. William lilundell, E•g. of Ciosby, Lancashire, to Miss Stanley, only naughter of it.: late Su Thomas S. M. Stanley, Bart of Huotun, in Chee shire. e DEATHS. 'Alondaylast,deatply lamented by 1.14 family and friends, at hi. lather's seat at Orleton, in Shropshire, of a rapid decline, William Cludde,jan. Esq. yonu^ • zst sem of William ClQ'ldtr• Esq. and late Captain in his Majesty's regiment t.f Loyal Hone-Guard's (Blue,; and Aad.de•Camp to GeLirral Leigh ton. Friday, Lady M. G. )Icredy tlt , relict of Sir R. 31ereelyth, Bart. HIGH WATER, Tons DAY, AT Lt)NDDN..littli,e.E. Mora. after.. ti I Even. 37 —min. after.. LONDON : Prostel by G. 1) tVIII):ArN, old Iblawell-court, Carry.atrett and rsblbibod at the ofltor. No. 15, Hack of St. t•leineure Chnrob, Strand, by J. WHITE, of In plu.• tte. for ibis sent to tin °Soo, (polo sill ue duly att. piled to. ~~~ 1 • - _ A ru], Ci ?I! •u t•ir v I 01 1m rd. .• I *-11 Ch" ()on thi, e'c' Ti twoi • Aril Sboi “:1,1 gem it h., V E.! fe. ii *M. sale 114 t, vi to ti Nte err 1 6,1.. !w.f. 14 lot 'to`i