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• V PAPAL INTELLIGENCE. PO*lllloolll, APRIL U. !Weil the Juba Barry, Ellerby, fur New Swells Wake. rIII.3IIOVTIII, •na 2s. Arrived the Liberty, Aldridge, from 114. Alielmseca. The Dutch stoup dowse Heedricii, which put is here the Irld tamest, float Amsterdam to Maneillea, with her pumps thuked up, ie d.odliarging her cargo. TATIMPOOL,MiIt SI. Arrived the John Tohia, Neiman, front Bengal, sad brings letter. of Ilse 5111 areeinhoe, but our hoot has not ))et rettnned from Iser.-A-The reuipeoles, Humble, (Nue I evict it arrived al Calcutta. _ ...... . —.._.._. btat, 'avitt. 34 : Caine flown (runs the River twit evening, and sailed. Rao lwant, "'Nine ; fur Rio Janehu ; and molts name ; names u uk nutria . MGREGOICS I. XP E DIVON. We hove received the following extremely inte re.toig letter. It is from en Officer of Genteel Nl•Gregnr's expedition, who is third in command : " On board the Petersbargh Packet, off Aux Cayes, Hispaniola, February 7, ISIS. .` An eirmirtnelly offering in a day or ton, by • ficotch brig, from hence,' avail myself of the conveyance to acquaint poi with oar arrival here on the 29th salt after a &avant mid speedy pasasir (35 days) from the Ide of Wight, during a herb nothing particular oeenrvtd. The offirers and troops 'miler my command liehAve with every propriety, and during lb. latter part of the passage (in the trades) I exerted myself rii much, mod was so ably seconded by my officers, that I had the detachment (with the exception of arms) perfectly mealy to take the Aeld, folly accontred and appointed, and of this moment have not a single sick 1550 ur officer on heard. Vie found the Onyx and the Mc* at enclitic, and was received by then, with three Jimmy cheers. After riving the rririsite orders, and wiling the necessary arrangements on board, I went on shore with four Officers, and waited an the General, by whom I was aunt cordially received. He had only arrived, with Lady Itl'Gregor and suite, oboist nine days sin' six before the Oyler, from New Pftwidenew, fr wlo tire we are in daily flirtation of large supplies of *sr. ry &script ion of necessaries. Two of the Members of the Goveromrot of New Grenada are now here; one of them (Dim Juan Elias Lopez, I ite Governor of Carthagena) I was etiosiey recommended to by an kzent in Loudon (Don Jose Maria del Rent), and on my introduction Whim was received by boa in the most flattering manner; and on perusal of lion Rear. litter, I was amured by him that I sleight firmly r- ly on the utmost support and protect rim from the Govern 'neut. The other Alenitimr (lion Mariann) I have not yet seen, as hr 'nodes at Port-au•Frinte, but is shortly expects d here. The ei levant Governor of Cartharna is but recently nrrived from Jamaica, where he lots been in constant coo milincoion a ith the Patriots of New Grenada, who were anxiously looting out for the appearance of the British shire, and are prepared instantly to seise us the Spanish t.i..vanor., and assert their freedom. " Vie hare been most kindly received and treated by the float authorities here, and, indeed, by all ranks since our rnival it. fore I left England I purchased the materials of au 1.1/X4ll, maigna. The day after I landed I waited on the N•iIVC Gne.•rontr, the General Commanding, and the Com mandant, a ssts all say officers iii full uniform, was treated to the hantib•bniret manner. I obtai•rd permission to pitch my tent nn shore; this was a great luxury iu this climate, tool, WWI • lion commissioned officer's guard, have, ever sile.• my arrival, slept on shore regularly encamped • the svit of the of fi cers, excepting one in my tent, sleep b oard, and come on shore every day to breakfast and dinner In ramp. lois cannot imagine the gay crowd we have uo Viese oeca.i 111 l s, as almost every inhabitant of the town have out to see us. be General of the Native troops, a 1.10, lathe black are., quite the Parisian in manners, has teken In. claret and seirars with me two evenings; sod the Cumm4ntlant, and several idber Officers of rash, triad us daily, and have given us all passing itaitatioos to their bon •es. '• The only troops (Native) now in Aux Cayes, and its ecolify, are the Guard. Naflonak; those of the Line, in tans nvi4hb iiirlaard, 3,000 strong, marched a few days since outlet the iummand of the little black G 1 to put down a fres bwitsr, who, with 600 brigands, auder the auspices of ll.ristophr, plunder and disturb the juts-riot. " The people here arc particularly partial to the British, and they are enthusiastic in the cause of liberty, sad um mine in their hopes of snreess, from the political silvan ties that would accrue to them from the freedom of trade with the Spanish Alain. le General *Gregor went yesterday to Portia-Prince, the cipital, from whence he is expected in about a week; be fore his d, ',snare lie issued orders highly /altering to me and my Officers, and apvinted the Regiment to the honour stile post of the van-guard of the army. The Hamilton and Monarch, two of our transports, are daily looked fur, and also two from Ireland; the General has decided, imme dist, ly uu flair arrival, to avail himself of the favourable runs, to make an immediate descent on the fipauish Maim, takillit wills lions the Members of the Gowernatest, so that in a foitaight at least, I expect to have a Arm fooling ups terra li. ma. • A Haiti.. man of war (Me fpkirrenia), tame to anchor last sv. slung side our ships, but has not interfered with in stir smallest degree whatever. Our men live like Sght i or. ruck., a.KI independent of our ample supplies, a large contrail has been concluded by General M'Gregor for fresh heel, nsuuuu, sugar, vegetable, fruit, limes, &c. suitable to the chino, Colonel (Mara eummaaids eta shore io ab sence of the Cameral:" The wont letter. in a postscript. notices the re ceipt of the intelligence before communicated, of the capture of the Cadiz squedron, and adds, that the Spanish and English merchants at Jamaica, aware of the approach of M'Gregor's expedition. acr e iu great alarm on account of seven mil- Inms of dollars which they were getting over laud to Porto Bell% from the country about to be tome the theatre of war, from wheace thee were unxiou.ly expecting it at Kingston, and were alarmed lest APGrel,eor should intercept the con, sny. They applied to Sir Home Popham for his i,.terference to prevent the expedition landing on the Alain, which lie, however, refuted, declaring his inability to take any part in the traavactious of the Patriots. Sir Home Popham, it seems clispetcheil Captain Parker. with the Iphigeasa Ciotti, in search of • piratical schooner, which had committed some depredations iu those seas, and on coming to anchor at Aux Cayes, one of the minters of the Patriotic transports went ou board she frigate and received this information. The iiiival Akers were unanimous in wishing success to General NPGregor. The Aral question asked by Crown Parker was, if General M-Gregor Will on shore, so that he seemed quite swire of the expedition. The letter closes by the writer's expressing some anxiety for the arrival of the Monarek and the Harniltun, mill fur the return of the gallant leader, I unreal AltGremor, in order that the troops might, u. it i. said, t• Have a dash at the dollars." It will be observed, that the above letter is dated ilic 7tli of February, and we informed the public, • Saturday Lit, thAt General M'Gregor soden tu•in Aux Cayes on the 516th of that month, with 1.3110 tro ps, in high spirits.-w(Dabh• Evening Alderman Ft.tstirtn has been appointed to fill the ream. y in the Dublin Police Magistracy, tre.ited by the death of Alderman Hoxt. IRELAND. COMMON PLEAS, Nrossso►T, Aram lii SEDUCI lON. BIRCH r. NEKIEDYTII. This cue, win( b excited a very lively interest, came on to be tried before Lord NORBURY, and 4 most respectable Special Jury ; Alderman Mar, foreman. Mr. &moots'Es, in a most pathetic address, laid the Plaintiffs care before the Jury. and Mr. GRADY replied on behalf of the Defendant. There was but one witne►s called, Sarah Birch, &tighter to the Plaintiff, and the object of the actio n, very pretty interesting English girl, of 19 years of age, and apparently extremely fascinating in her manners and address. She underwenta lung and minute invertigation; but from the great throng of persons who filled the Court, we were riot able to get within dirtitict hearing of the witneres, and are therefore only enabled to aftiird our readers the following impertect ►ketch of the leading facts of the use : The Plaintiff was the proprietor of an hotel iii the small town of Ilroallsta-ra, in England, %Olio half 11 otile of which his daughter Sarah resided, at the house of her aunt, a rropectable lady; she had two sisters older than herself, one of whom had been insrried to a gentleman of fortune, the other to a Captain in the navy. In the mouth of August, 1815, the Defeuthint, Mr. Meredyth, a young Irish'Gentletnati, under age, who had lately be come, by the death of his father, the owner of an estate 01 4 or 5,0001. a year, arrived at the Plain tiff's hotel in a harouche rod four, stud h wing seen the Plaintiff's daughter, then but fifteen years oil, at her father's, where she sometimes went of messages for her aunt, and being struck with her personal attractions, lit soon effected an acquaintance with her. After a few interview., he contrived one evriliog to induce her to take a drive in his burouclie, but she finding he was taking ad vantage of her extreme youth and inexperience, when lie had driven her about the distance of two miles, got alarmed, and asked loos where lie was taking her to He gave her all evasive answer ; renewed promises of marriage he had made to her before, moil continued driving on until they arrived, at eleven o'clock at night. at • town thirty miles from laroadstairs. where they alighted ; and after supping, they retired to their re-pectise noon's. While the y num; Lady, however, was in the set of locking her door, the Defendant made his way iii, soil, in despight of her remon. @trances, completed the ruin of his unfortunate victim. After taking her to different places in England, they went to London, and stopped at Blitt's hotel, Dover -street, where they were pus. sued by her brother, who, however, did hot suc ceed in rescuing his sister from her seducer, or ob taining satisfaction for the injury lie had done her family. The Defendant made Isis protege dis guise herself in the dress of a housemaid, 111111 cows trend to avoid being taken up by the police-officers, who were brought for that purpose by her bro ther. Ile then came over to Ireland, and after stopping at one or two places for a short time. lie took a house for Tier at Eantlegli, ahem site was delivered in July, 1816, of a boy. who was called after his father, Joshua Paul Meredyth. Hitherto, and for some time longer, the Defendant treated her with Lindneas. although of a very jealous diliositum; sJ much so. that for sixteen mintlis she was in that house, she was never per mitted to cross the threshold. In August, 1417, lie drew a kind of will, in the shape of a letter, miserably ill written and spelt, in which lie men. tioned tier with great affection, and settled all his disposable property on her and his child, whom he confided to her guardianship. however, his affec tion at length abated. and his conduct towards tier changed ; and she stated that lie even heat her cruelly. Ile sent a friend of his to tell her, at last, that he must part with her, us he was going to get married, and had therefore token lodgings in town fair her, her child, and a couple of set-aunts, anal would settle au annuity of 200/. a year upon her, and give her a sum of motley in hand. Ilia pro 'sive, however, lie did out think fit to perform, sod she removed to her new abode with no more than 51. iu her pocket. Here she remained for several mouths without his even comiug near her, or giving her any money for tier support, except on one occasion that she went to him at au hotel, in Capel-street. when lie gave her a pound note ; sod on another. after an interval of tonic weeks, when he gave her 21. She war cousequently compelled to pawn her watch, seals, prime, and several other articles, even to her child's frocks, to enable tier to procure the means of subsistence. The witness, iu stating this, pulled the duplicates out of her purse, at silk!. the Learned Counsel who was ex omitting her (‘lr. Gould) was so much affected as to be unable to refraiu front shedding tears. As fur the wretched gill herself, she at different periods of her examination wept bitterly ; uud indeed every body in Court appeared deeply to deplore the fatal indiscretion that had seduced this lovely young creature to such premature misery. lo charging the Jury. the Noble Judge, after deprecst►ug the conduct of •• the spo►ler who could first rob the rose of all its sweets, and then fling it, hke a loathsome weed, away," asked, what must be the feelings of the parents at losing such a child. whose education, it was plans from her deportment on the table, was far from having been neglected, even at the tender age at which ►he bad fallen ? Ile Lordship was so overpowered by his feeling•, that he was obliged to stop and weep for several minutes before he could proceed. He concleded by eau. noniog the Jury against sull'aing themselves to be .led away by their feelings as l!e had beat► by ; at the auue time to mark their sense of the 1)e. feodaist's conduct, by awarding such damages as would 'hew that crimes of this nature were not to pass unpun►shut. Verdict—Two Thousand Pounds damages. UAW HIDES. I Sat &titers sail Steers (per Orthoary.. 1184 to I • 101 dose).. Ss LI to Is id Simko Calf.. Os to 9. rot It Iliellisp Is 04 to Rs 44 Eng.ilorsts Os OJ to 0. 04 E TURF. NERMARKILT Fluff SPRING MEETING, 1110. w►eltesolr, APW 26. Sweepalakes of 15gs. each. for 2.vr old colts, •sl. 71b.; 9111116. tat 41b. T. Y. C. I.oed Suffield). Reuben Holler ' ' 1 Mr. Wynelham's h. f by Zodiac, out of Jerboa Duke of flutlaairs br. f. by Sorcerer. out of Virtuoso Mr. NealrY o. by Octavio', oet of Fractious • Peke of Grafton's Leto 5 2to 1 apt itenliett Boller—.-5 to II Mist Mr. 11'yndbani's b. f-3 to 1 asst Doke of Rutland's be. f. Sweepstake of 15t s. each. P. M. Mr. Forth's I loop tality, lit. 71b 1 Mr. lAinliton's Mandeville, Sal. 31b 9 Seven subscribers baring declared forfeit within the time prescribed by the article, paid fro each. • 6 to 4 apt Ifeepilsbly. Sweepstakes of 1000. egrets, b. ft. fur 3-yr. olds. A. F. Lord G. H. Oteleodebb's Allegro. Psi. Alb 1 Mr lake's Roger Items, 1141.21 b 2 Mr. A ndrew'r f. by Walton, out of Calyba, Sat. 131 b 3 Mr. Thnrnbill's Sun, ftst. lib. Mr. UJny's Corione, 641.211, 6 to 4 on Allegro. Fitly Pounds by onbscription fur 3.yr old., 'at. Mb.; 4-yr olds, est. Illb.; 5-yr olds, Ost. 41b. B. C. 14 Jersey's b. r. by Orville, out of Mi.. Sophia, a yrs 1 Lord Ituus's gr. r. Zeni lb, 3 yrs old Mr. Neale's b c. by Teddy the Grinder, 3 yrs old Mr. Crorkfn.d's b. e. Rub Roy, 3 yrs al Mr. Fox's ch. r. Merlin, 3 yrs old In SMI Lord Jersey's b. c.-2 to 1 agst Zenith-5 to 1 agst Rub Roy. TIIURIDAT. Mr. Watson's Pentagon, beat Duke of Graftores Miracle, Sat. 31b. rads. Ab. M. .100 gs. 6to 4 agst Pentagon. The I,ooogi. Stakes of 1000. each, It. ft. fur Allies rising 3 yrs old, est 41b. D. M. Duke of Graftosis br. Catgut, by Comas or Juniper, out of Vanity Lord G. H. Csvisidish's b. by Orville, out of Barotim Sir J. Shelley's b. Calypso, by Sorcerer Mr. Thornbill's Sall, by brad, oat of Hyale noir of Balsas cb. by Sclim, out of Pennytraespet Maj.., Wilson's b. by Juniper, dam by Oscar Mr Cartels's b. by Musician, dam Promise, oat of Parasol Mr. Lake's b. by Seymour, out of Levpold's dam pd Lord Jerary's by Waxy, out of Defiance Doke of Rutland'► br by Sorcerer, out of Virtuoso Mr. Riish's rho Tetotum, by Scud.. .. pd Mr. 'MLitt's by Wary, out of Shottle Pope's dam... .. pd Mr. Wilson's eh. by Sorcerer, .law by Sir Peter . Mr. Neville's own sister to Sir !oldie.* Mr. Feller's b by Election, dam by Sorcerer . pd Lord Grosvenor's hr. Lesierald, by Pavilion, out of Iris pd Mr. Ilatson's b. by 11. dley, out of Jesse Mr. Tibbitt's by J a uiper, out of Mary pd Mr. Wyndham 's b by Whalebone, oat of Marianne pd The Judge placed bat two —S to 4 on Lord G. H. Cavell did.'s Is. by Orville. The Kiois Plait of 100 p. for 4.yr olds, 110.; S-yr olds. list : 01b.; 6-it uhls and aged, itst. Last three mules - • . of H. C. - Lord Jeiary's b. h. Cannon Ball, aged Mr. Wynelham's gr. h. Skim, 5 yrs old Mr. Goddard', ch. h. Anticipation, 6 yra old 7 to 4 ago! Cavaco Ball-4 to 4 apt Skim-3 to 1 apt Auttcipattoo. FRIDAY. Lnrd Foley's Banality, tat. 131 b. hest Mr. Fox's Merlin, Pat. lalb. DI 300gc —6 to 4un Bonirace. Duke of Rutland's Quadrille, Sit. hest Mr. Andrews's Minstrel, Set. 41b. D.l. 100p.--1 to 4on Quadrille. Mr. Udny's Student, Set. 111 b. beat Liird Fule)'s Young Wizard, Bat. A.F. 200g5.-5 to 4on Student. Handicap Sweepstakes of 15p. each, 10p. ft. fur 3 yr.olds. A.F. _ Duke of Rutland's Quadrille, 7st. 61b. Duke of Portland's Sere., Gst. 10Ib. Mi. JIIOCII% Fanny, 1341. Lunt G H. Carendasb's e. by Zodiac, 7st. 91b. Doke of Grsflow's Lon, 7st. 81b. _ I..irtl Dal linnton's c. by Sorcerer, 761. 41b. Mr. run's Mediu, 9.1.31t1 The Judge placed but 2. Sto I opt Quadrale-4 to I opt Loo-7 to 2 apt Lora Darlington's e. Mr. Prince's Manfred, Sat. 71b. beat Lord G. H.Gven• dislio Little Duk, Bat. 3sb. 200g5.-11 to M agst Manfictl. (First Vear.;—liveiewal of the Nrieavviket Stakes of 54 1 / 4 4. tech, h. ft. 'oho, bit. 71b.; Gjlies, sit. 211). 1).:0. The of the mood hum Ili receive 100 gs. out of the slake. Duke of Postland's e. Tiresias, by Soothsayer, out of I'l Age Mr. Ruzers's b. C. by Seism, slaw by ILtsubletonian, out of Lady Sarah Mr. Guddard's b. c. Sir Topaz, by Scud, out of Topaz Lord Fule)'s brother to hum haa)rr GencralGrosrewor's e. Walthamtoo, by Soothsayer, oat of The Flyer's dam Mr. Bab-uo's bl. c. by F.alon, out of Hail of Oi kilts Lurd Ituus's hr. c. llama Genets', by Sorcerer, out of La. liturrs Sir J. Skiley's b c. Meter, by Haplumen!, out of Cressida D. of Dreltutea bi . c Vanguard, by Ilmobezard, out of Vestal M r. repo's b. O. by Smolensku, out of Sell nee dam Duke of Grafton's c. Climate, by Ecton, dam by Sorcerer The Judge pleccd but 2 —l:7 paid forfeit. - • to 4 f•sa Switepstakrs of 100 gs. each. It. ft D. M. Lord Fulry's lutrrpretrr, 3 yrs old, 7st. 121 b. Mr.Cusrauis Wutawrrutans. by Rubens,3 yrs old, Est. 121 b. 2 Mr. Timm's Surtrytiru, syu old, ea Mb. .. 3 Lord 11. Carrndish's Little Dick, 4 yrs old, dst.2lb. 4 Mr. Parses Itsul.l.or..ngis, 5 pa uhl, 7st. 1210. 7 to 4 uu interprettr. Mr. thatutaa's c. by Itubetia, uut of Quern of Hearts, 7.1. lllb. twat Mr. Nersbc's Sister to Sir Josioni, Nst. 41b. Ab. Si. 50Ucs. b. ft.-5 to 4on Mr. Dunitto.'s e. Mr. Thumb'll's e. Rau;leader. by waxy, out ut !tingled, beat Mr. Charlttou's Strephint, bet. 71b. each. A.F. 2000. —2 to 1 ages Ringleader. Sweepstakes.of 1000. reel, b. ft. for Allier. Aft. 41b. D.ll. Gen. Groswenuem Muse Stsitkiuga, sister to Drteurd.... rte. D. of Grafton's br. Catgut, by Cousin ur Juniper, out of Vanity D.uf Rut laudis sister to OMR 0 Mr. %Valiat's by Waxy, unt of Pope's dun Mr. Wuriley'a th. by Camillus, uut of Emily's pd CURRAGH APRIL. MEETING. 1819. THURSDAY, ♦TRIL 22. Wellington Stakes, btlgs. half fort tt. Threw Years Old Conroe. &Toad bolas saved his stake i aright (iced by the Stewards of the Turf Club. Mr. Kirstater brother to Platuff, 3 yes uld, Tst.slb 1 Cul. Briteu's Bo itercop c. 3 yrs uld, Bat. 131 b. ..... 2 Marquis of Slieu'e Leurel,3 yrs aid, 711. 21b• Eleven paid 25gs. forfeit, foot paid 19gs. fotfrit to Octo ber, and Hoer others .tatted, pot placed by the Jukes. &lag's Plate fur 104/ga. fur iiish-bred borses..—.Futsr.mila brute ; lest. earl. Mr. Mordoeles Aliatuoust, svs old. 1 1 Mr. Vaadeleur's 51aroaret, 4 )rs oW the N. Lou pea Whaleboasit, b yrs old . IrRIPAY. Challenge of the Madrid., Wigs. half Corr+ it. Old Two Years Old Coarse. Mr. Prendergast's Dash 1 Cutout' 1.11111 . 11 harry begs. Mistheap Plate. Sir BMA's Post Write. M:. Ca Legacy Norris of Sligo's Rolla /Am Wiwi Matted, out placid. SHEEP SKINS. Polled, 7s Od to I. Od—Dowus, es Od to es W. Eby 31. 01. to its. Od. siTossAY. • King. Plate, ...000 for three 'ems t.la, Sal. ?acli. Thrre Miles. 3110 lo fillies and geldings. Mr. Dal)'s eke. flub Gore Marquis of Sligo's h e. Steels Mr. Hunter% b. c. Neptune Mr. Brovene's Bess. 4 Delmore Stakes, 30:s. thirty forfeit, fur two years' old entta Mat. ; allies 7st. olb. Two Years Old 'Coarse. Coltinyl Lomeli a. by Navigator 1 Mr. Petindergast's c. by Election.. 2 Marquis of hligu's Lancet 3 Mr. Dahy's c. by flub- BOUt y Mr. liernarier f. by Filsetwly. beat Lord Glestworth's e. by Overseer. 30 guinea., 20 forfeit. Yearling Course. Challenge of the Wellingtons'. 30gs. p.p. Three Years Old Cower. . . . Colonel Niro...Ws Buttercup - o I Mr. Kirivau's . . Mailute u( Sligo's Luucet .. I 311 DR LER All IrIEETiIG. MOSDAY, APRIL 19. The Crates Stales of 100 earb fur all ages. Craven Course. (Six sub.rsibers.) Ur. Jaques's b. eolt, by Thunderbolt, dam by Shuttle, 2 yrs old, 54. 10Ib Lord Queensberry'• br. colt, by Thunderbolt, out of Young Daffirdil,2 yrs old, 54. 1olb Mr. Brandling's ch. geld. by Unglue, out of a sister to William, 2 yrs old, sst. 7th 3 2tol on Mr. Jaques's colt. Wun easy. The AlLoged Stakes of 10gs each. Two Miirle. Mr. Riddell's b. c. Roman, by Camillo% out of Leon Forte, 3 yrs old, Rst. (ft. Johnson) 1 Mr. Fergoson's b. c. Antonio, 2 yrs old, 64. Slb 2 Mr. Parkiosun'a cb. f. by Walton, 2 yr. old, Est. 21b .. Mr. Poolett's b. f. Caifacaratadarlders, 2 yrs old, Gat. 21b 4 Mr. Chilton's 141. e. Lightning, 3 yrs old, 5at...... Lord chseeitsberry's hr. e. Little Thomas, 4 yrs Sl. 91h G Lightniag the favourite, and 3 to 1 apt Iturnaii. cleverly. Sweepstakes of 30ini cal h, 20rs ft. mils. 9.1.31 h. ; fillies , Sit One mile and a h■N. (Six subscribers.) Mr. Walsoies b. colt, Ilarniodius, by Walton, dam by Puiriut (T. Nicholson). Mr.T. 0. Pooleles h. f Caifacaratailaililera 4tol on Harnsodius. %%'on easy. The Filly Stakes of 10ga each, for fillies rising three years old, Sat. 21b. One mile and a h.ilf. (Four suhar, sArr% ) Mr Parkinson's chestnut, by Waltunout gar Algatlia'a dim (W. Prime)... % Lord Queeusherry'i hr. f. Lightaing, by Thunderbolt .... 2 Ito 4 us the a inner. Won easy. TUESDAY. Fifty Pounds fur niaide;iioraee, der. of all ages. Heats, once round the Course. Mr. Ferguion's b. c. Antonio, by Octave's, dam by Evander, 2 yrs old, 2st. (.1. Gray; - 1 2 1 Mr. Jiggle... b. f. by Phantom, uut of Gratitude's dam, I yrs old, fist. 111 b 4 1 2 Mr. Parkinson's eh. f. by Walton, 2 yrs 641.1111., 3 3 Mr. Boodling's ch. g. by Langtosh 2 yrs Est. 111 b 3 dr Even betting on Antonio : after the second brat 2 to 1 up the Phantom 611 y. WWI cleverly. PRICE OF LEATHER. SO to 56Ihs each 20.1 to t'!2 I per 11 1 . Ditto, ,6 to 6611 is each 24.1 to —.I Devoting Hides Fine Conch Hides Ceti' Wks 35 to to lbs forriming.„l6l.l to 16.1 Ditto 43 to Sollts Calf Skins 30 to 401112 24d to : 7.1 Ditto 50 to 701hs ....304 to .1.5.1 Ditto 70 to Flollis Small Seals (Greenland) 22.1 to 264 I.nege ditto Tanned Horse hides 16.1 to 19.1 Npanish Horse bidet lBd to 244 OILS, per Tun,. •f 252 Gallons. NrwGreenl.Wbale•• 381 —/ I Spermaceti • - Old Pale Seal . .. 401 —ll Pak Rape STATE OF THE ARMY. A Retorts of the fixed Regimental Peace Eitablishinenl of the Army, exclusive of the Regirneuts of Cavalry sad infantry nerving in larks. Rank and CAVALRY. File. Horses. 2 Regiments of Life Guards, eaeb regi ment consisting of eight troops of 344 rank and file, and 273 horses Royal Regiment of Hurse-Gisards, eight troops Ist Dragoon Guards, ten troops 20 Regiments of Dr3gotiu Guard., Dra goons, and Light Dragoous, tack regi ment coo 'leg of eight troops of 3611 rank and file, aud 273 horses 7,346 .. 6,4C0 Royal Waggon Train, two troupe lO4 .. 120 Tots, 9,954 .. 9,739 FOOT GUARDS. First or Grenadier Regiment, three hat talons; 32 companies of b 0 rank and fik per company Coldstream and Third Regiments, two batisfions each, 40 companies of so rank nod file per eurnpany Tutal 5,703 INFANTRY. 78 Battalions of the Line Second Battalion of the Royal Soots Second Battsholt of the 6Uth Regiment Two Battalions of the Ride lingo& Two West India Regiments WRegiments, each reginteot consisting of tell asaspaotes of 6bOrank and the 34,600 Royal Staff Corps, eight cornisoisien... 00 Total 55,080 Total C4valry. ll,M$ Foot Guard... . 8,7110 lufautry 55,080 69,794 War Office, March, 1819. PALIIERS'fOS. MEETINGS OF CREDITOIts AT GUILDUALI, TO-MORROW. IV. Tatum awl Co. late of Fisb.atreet-Lill, paper- N. V. . . stainers T. Fleming, Lime-house, sugar.refitier R. Groning, Prositstrtei.buildiags, merchaut 3 12 J. J. Watt, late of Ratcliffe.bighway, surgeuu G. Elmer, Motley, merchaut P. Messent, cluakrustreet, silk-nearer J. Campbell. White Lion-court, merchant .. R. Harris, Wuod.strect, stationer 1 11 E. Mulford, Strand, taslor R. Jordau nod Co. Stratford, coach-proprietors I I I S. Richarilsuu, hiichulas-laue, ineiclisut DIVIDE.NDS. J. Doyle', late of Popoot's-coort, stereotype-founder in J. Slauel sod Co. 110uudsclitch, inerchauts BIRTHS. On mouthy last, at Gatcombe House, Haut; At Lady of Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart. of a sun. _ . Ou the 27th instant, in Cleveland square, the Ifutsoursh,e Mrs. Lushington, of a son. On the Rdsh instant, at Harperley Park, near Bishop Auck land, the Lady of G. H. Wilkinson, El. of ■ d.iughitr. On Sunday night last, in Abercroutby-plare, the Lady of Henry Perre, Esq. of a daughter, which w aited only a kw colonies. CERTIFICATES. E. Bourne, of Austiu.Friars, Loudon, miterehatir.—T Cor ium, of Alcirrinsobusy Postern, LouJou, diaper.— J• &des, of Veukradge, grumir COURSE OF EXCHAI Aataterbasu.....o F II 0 Ditto at algid ll 3 Rotterdam .... 2 C. 11 7 Antwerp ll 8 Hamborgb ....21 IT. 34 tt Alloaa U. 34 I Paris 3 dal'sl slight 23 90 Ditto .........2 U. 24 10 Boardeattx 24 10 Frankfort tia the Maio, Ex. 111 141 Madrid ....rff. (lire 3AI Cadi; eirective 39 Rilitoa 2B Bartrloaa 39 Gibraltar 1 - 4 1 1 9Jr 9 el f Gl'll9ll .• 47i :F, FRIDAY, APRIL 3). Venire . . Malta Napirs Palermo.... per oz. 123 Listwo Oporto Rio Janeiro ........ Cai Dublin Cork Agio of Flagik on Hullaud uui.t.toa. Purtupai Gold in •. d. Coin, per os 0 0 0 Foreign Geld in Bars 0 0 0 New DoMWoof• 0 0 0 New Butlers 0 5 41 Silver in Bars 0 5 S PRICES OF TALLOt Town Tallow 74. ti I --s Ad Row Russia 71. 0.1 0.1 White ditto-62s Od —s 1)(1 Soap ditto._ 64s Oil —s Od ‘lelting Ihsß 54. Od 0.1 Dino rough ..34s Od —s Od SOAP, ikt. ii 4 r !I t„ Sone. Mouk4 1 , 41 Curd Palm- 4 Graves 2t• e. Goad Dregs lO. 13 MARK ET,. 111 X BR 1 ME. COnt iltilleffOr'S Relate, TIIIIRIDAV, APlttt. 21. %Thrat, per toad l4l 10a to 91l —a Barley, per quarter. ..... 384 —.l to St. —4 Asti Beane 52.1 —d to 624 Pease Rye --a —d to —a —.I NEwItUKr, REIMS. %Meat CO. to 404 (I Oats Rye .... 5 ... —• to --s 0,1 Beaus Buie, 36. to 4s. 4k! Pease 8,1.'41, Is 0!. to I•. 14,1 per liallook. NEVIVATE AND IBA UE11141.1. MAID.EI4. (By the Carcass ) Beef 44 Oita 5* 0.1 I Veal 44 41 to, r, 4 lltenon,. 4s 11.1 5• Sd 1 Pork.... ss 11 , 1 In 6t $4 Lamb, 6s Id to 6. 114 PRICES OP DAY AND STRAW IT. J 4 MRSII. warrrrriapvT. Hey 41 Os 04 to 71 is Od, Filay..s/ 110.11.1 t..13' 10.14 Straw Of Its 64 to 31 6* 04 I Straw 2/ 16s 0.1 to ;11 t.(1, 1 Clownet Ov Od to Of Os 0.1 I Clover 11 Os 0 , 1 h. 8/ ft.. t PRICE OF 1101,1, per Cut "SW RAOI. 111. W noes PTS Kent.... 51 Ss to 6/ lOs Kent—. 6/ Is to 7/ 141 usissea.. 5/ Os to 6/ 0. SUSS( 61 Ot t.. IV 14, Essex ....01 Os in 01 Os Essex .. Al 0. 1.. 71 0, Farnham, second, 6/ las to 10/ Os—fine, Al K.. to 101 Ins Foreign Pockets 3/ Ss to 41 19. PRICF. OF RAW RAT, per stun• k'), St. James's, Is 4,1 —0 Inle< Saw I, 4s 41 A ,4.,4.41 . PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Ralf. Pelee of Candles, prr dozen, 12s Gd-1lnnld•, 14s 0I 6J prr dozro allowed (or ready mow y. Saturday—ST. Pfitimi AND Lamm—Holiday It the Back, Exchequer, East India, and &mai Sea fluor*. MARRIAGES. April 22, at S*. George's, Hanover-square, Hugh Richard, eldest sun of Unary Hugh Home, Esq. to Allll, s road daughter of the late Thomas Drake T)r•hitt Drake, of Shardelves, Bucks. lii St. Mary's church, Dublin, Richard Molcsworth nell, Esq. of Reynells, High Sheriff of the couoi) rd Westmeath, to Catherine, only daughter of the floo. l'ot suuby At tit. George's, Hanover-square, by the Dean of Chester, Thomas George Fitggerald, of 'iburiough, in the OJelsif of Mayo, Esq. Lientenant-Culooel iu his M:ijesty's SVCViet, to Elizabeth, only child of Junes Crowther, M.D. and gr daughter and heiress to Healy Hemingway, Esq. of Bold. shay, near Bradford, Yorkshire. Ou do 27th instant, at North Cray, by the Rev. Edward Barnard, Captain William Redman Ord, of the Royal Engi neers, third son of Craven Ord, Esq. of Greeusted Mill, to Elise Dore Latham, second daughter of the late Dr. Latham, of Beaky. On Wednesday, the 21st isettiol, at the PariA Chalets of Balteagh, county of Derry, by the Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, Thomas Walker, Eio, the Scotch Greys, second son of the late Joseph Walker, Esq. of Eastwood, in Yorkshire, to Constantia Frances Hone, eldest daughter to John Claudius Benefited, Esq. , DEATHS. On Monday last, at Muddiford, Hants, Sophia Isabella Talbot. fifth daughter of the Dean of Salisbury and the Lady Elizabeth Talbot. Suddenly, in Queen-street, F.dinburgh, on Monday ikr 19th Nit, the Lady of John Hutcheson Feigusion, E.q. of Trockraigne, in the county of Ayr, eldest daughter of John Petrie, Esq. formerly of (Nikon Park, Surrey, mid ulcer of the late William Petrie, IF..sq. Governor of Prince of %a lai Island On Tuesday, after a abort illness, Sarah, wife of Gerrie Vausittart, Esq. of &sham Abbey, Berko, daughter the late Sir Jamie Statehouse, Bart. Sa t u rda y ht, lodgings is Gloucester, is the 83,1 year of his age, Edmond Prubyst, F,sq. of Newboil, one of the Verderens of his Majesty's Fittest of Dean. The philanthropy and amiable manners of this Gentleman had raised his character so high, that be was universally itylrd " the Father of the Forest i" and, in allusion to Ms rlet• tioneering influence, it was said that" when Prolnu moved, the Furst moved." Lately, at Tewkesbury, in distressed circumstances, Mr. Throne, 31organ, well known, a few years back, in the gam bling circles at Brighton and other fashionable places. F,r. sinus to his death, he requested all his gambling apparatus to be brought to him, and burnt in his presence, lowns, that they bad heels the ruts ut him, and be would pi, went then' injuring say one hereafter. On Friday last, April 30, in the 70th year of his aze,Jol.o Puck le, E-q. of Camberwell Green. At Naples, uu the Veth Match, the wife of Iplin Kenyon, On the 18th instant, after a painful and distressing com fit,. ment of three weeks, in the Stith year of her ag i , 14,..lrerca, wife of Isaac Cullen, Esq. of Wouburn-place, lim sell-sspiare, and ejder ilauglrter cf De. J. H. Myers. (In she '4081110.2M, Mary, wife of Juhn Dalton, Esq. of Thurnhani, Lancashire, and ewer of the. late Sae Thomii Gage, of Stingravo, in the county of Suffolk, Bart. On Saturday inuraing, at his ii)klbt at Chimney Mills, near Newcastle, aged 47, Mr. John Mitchell, Pruprietur an t &aloe of the Normans Cltrunight. HUM WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDt.a. Marais' 2S after C. I Eveuiag 57 after S. LONDON . Pristed so. Pobiteated st the Wise, No. 4 117, Strand; where advertiseasests see received, snit Letter; (poet-pool) oust De seihresont.—C No. I, Cletnenes Inn, re.nter-4. WHITE, No. 14?, Si"',4l roblishcr. Pri . ll