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4 I • , I .I*Yf.4ll.l.lra i tY 1 PenaWA- - - • 1.i4•16- ;111' in,. :7'i° moron-sia 're rrntr, Who dsood ,Ita n trd ;Mb bigamy. was brought sip fur f•-• 7113 999 o 'anon ; but air. Grove. • ekrgysisan, Vol Iwing Ode In identify she seemed as beteg the mast he liseteriril to the first wife, Oat charge failed. Ann %Int t hews, she at cued wife. sad • saillivie , in Stephen atm4, Totteishiseo-conert-roml, cosisplaissed of several arts of sosaislt azahnt [hr prismst t. Übe had no desire that be *hunk' he confined, Not he bat paselliod up part of ti e r Pa peity to take assay, and bad behaved very ill to Imo work. routs.. The Felons entitlneteil hisompelf in she moat inenhervot maims r, aged he was locLeil •p in default of bail to keep the peace. J.ree, rash, a clerk its the employ of Sir. John Wilson. cost-own knit. Dungan. Wharf. Eloper 'Thames-strut, was l.'"osshl up fur eminsistation, eh lewd with Obtaining ti 0 • 6.!. from Sin Anne luau*, of Itersioadsey.stri et ; ft!. Goan Ur. Aluloy, wine end brandy merchtat, of East. form,. Krestroad ; from souther person. brishe assails other sane un his nomires account, which be converted to his own nye. Some principal wilnenses ant amending to give es ideate, the Prisoner was committed fur farther enamina- I iv?). David Miff w to charged with fraenlently obtaining two hoses, containint wearing eponsol, the properly of Esther Illionest, • !MOT simple emtMry rd. • nse Mee entriv, it appeared, arrived a few eve • gs ago by * smite at the Cross Keys, in fit. Jaba-street, 'lsere she left lwr own Twee% and cave or.k ea so the porter to by sheen op entil She rent (or Iliem ; however. on her sending for the Immo, she was infurmed bast here delivered to • man also binned a owe. snot shut itheeritsed the bones. What liel In the span Invisioa of the Priwuser was, a woman with whom be cohabited al Par) row, near the !Magdalen, St.. Sllrratre'ss fields,. tieing taken we on some charge, and on her plate Ist tog watched, the homes, containing wen letters di r• etOd to the Prosiontrie, were &and, whieb led to the end ing her atm, snot the apprehension of the Prisoner. All the prole sty been made imams with. It 14 *apposed be Pri son. r was waiting almost the onacts-yanl at the time the roach arrived, and nrerheard the Prosecatrix telling the porter to put up her bouts until she seat for them. Si vrral other hours and revels being taken in a similar masiner from either roach odium. the Prisoner was remahticd fur another eisiaminatitio. AITZSPTED WICIDE.I Ir&ta teaterday ski Mr. Thomas Parke►, of While Coss....trect, was mash's HasserstnnASelds, his attention .rm. 'Mewled by the apparent frantic conduct of a female, genteelly Amsted in a green cloth pelisse and white straw h.oinet, whom he übwrved on the husk of a pond, kneel toe st lbws. anal scain walking to and fru in gnit k motion, ot times info the wind with great earsirslnear ; l.c e....orsted and for some avisaks he cou'il dis tmrtll bear her utter such exclamations as left no doubt i.. los mind of tare inrauily. At lend .he book off her !punnet 5.1.1 pr low, and tu f f• sly ►ushed ink, 11w water , which, hue. ever, use not sufgresitly derp to rower her ; he cuold plainly Terrell, bee lir down in the ester whilst hr was running to the batik to h as . a..i•tance, but he very fortssnately came in • late to •err lame lit. ; be pulled her out. end lumwdiahly conveyed her t s ass B.lj .ining pntrit-honse, when, on hein: questioned. she slid Ike was Ilse *ire of • enrpenti-r, at M i le-rod, who of Ide self. red many Wave in trnir. and .he ale nrinid she would, •ills line whole of to-r foroly, be reolored 1.. a worli.lmulie. She wept kit. lastly, anal b. hayed rand dishes. of mind. A hackney 'wadi was procusexl, itn 111.011 slat was carried ►ome to her IAQUESTS. Ti‘tcrdav an Tripient was brut at the Three Crowns, in lN► City-toad, Ireton. J. W. Ea.l on the budy of V.Jward %Tavola, mznsil 18, a miniature painter. Is appcareil fruits Ilse evidence of hlr. George Weir, tab u Issi!ila a situation its lie Pint vete, and Catherine Har ursve. his ar•rvaut, Ilidt file Ill'aflaWfl 'nag, In hi., w ine , and occupied a.O apartment on Hitt rst Irare. and for want lei idler essrpluymeut exhibited bin!, in Pea less-pleer. Ou be went nut, saying, he wav vie" to Poshiorvuu h. .ce a Gard; urn hia return he went lo bed, nird its Ore ramming h. was found deed thereon ; 'redressed ; tie was ulot re. it Isb i) to be very lour The w ketoses were ..f opinion that the aed died through weeks's' or body out brine opened the Jury doubled whether he rause to lass drills its a natural nay, mad the Inquest was nciAirtliugly adjourned. Another lutec,t war b hi before the same Corone►, at the Tlousr of Cos ',awn, toldhath fitlllll, un the body of Ele mawsh 31' INelead, ax..l 31. ry Swine elcpw.e el, she acted as nurse to the deceased usfieniary where stn: had bean two months. She had reopsr die I, and she; nests cenuplaiucel of ill treatment. Me h a d no r. tVio. Ha.•al, eael• to the poison, said the iteerartel was ►cut how slate 4/111 the 'Etat of Diermlwr, HIM, haring lave esankinmel to death, hat was rationed, and orders.' to be esee:linsel f. r life. ens. 11. him.. surgeon, said, the deceased became feeble, nod b. nude re.l her iweu the Mammary; ale had proper non t isbere est, and died tot a decay of milts e.—Verdiet—Dred Dq Cte cislialina of God. A third Inquest was lerld h. fort the same Coroner, at the lweolues Hospital, we the body of Mary Ann White, reed 1! roan, dattateter of Mr J. White, of No. b, CnNrc pla•e, 11.1. thhAl-cri ale. Mary Wehrle sworn, said alma Hem is the same house with she parent■ of the deceased; the ikreaseel had been driesheng tea with Ilse, awl she left her fur about a quarter oftn hour after tea, and went doers stairs, and she was sit. tite4 by the Are rcalliue • bunt; on hearing her scream., and suing to her apartment, she fennel the deceased all in thonea ; she threw a pail of seater sorer her, and eatiuguish sel thrum; the capper part of her body wom burned in a dread ful neanul r. The devemiel ismfurnstd witness that she was Seedling fur a paper on the mantle-piece, and her truck .eawzlet Are; it was emotively acti.kistal. Verdict—Accidentally earned to Alkali. Tesler'lay eveniar an Inquest um likewise bell at She 'Two &mere., Vioe.sheet. before T. STIRLING, E.q uncut who Curnaera fur the Cuturty of 31i4dksi uu the boily of Cruar. it ayperred Ihal ilre dressed was about Shy years of see, wind subject to Ilia ; rile was also very deaf, mid cooled an • ar.irausyti, and us. ateuliNi of Wag subject to fits she had her illa4ll, sail address 'reifies au a mil iv her pocket, which Ir.' to iho diaturesy of aim she was (h. iTedinviloY 55- wrr tome dolour's f, .nc-strfet, she was seised with a fit, sod r, augured iw it fir a s usnritirrabla lime, when • he VI4 takeu nolo ilia Two lirrirer• putilie-bentre, alms she espuai. Verit.ct--Disd by Ms eiribrdioo of Cod. On Wednesday teal two fishermen. who WCTr dragging far hoJy of a mats fa the Thames, mar \Yap• 1041 Amin.; they ►owed towards it. rod pt the body oil town!, which !try took an ihsce, when it proved to he that of Mr. Jevemsali hollivaw, of the Custem.howae. The tasty wan in a putrid state, aaJ supposed to have hems in the osier 24 days. Is sprees he fell is while returning from a tint, ins 94011 of hatoxicatiow. On Entity lasi the v.,1 division of the 6ith try:inv....lit, Coenivaoded by Major Govan, arrived in Kilkenny. soil pructeded nest mortini K u u their iuute. The ttiiiil Satiariloy, oiks. the (' 00000 filmed of Copt:sitsLtD, mut kit Kiltenely not ti lay for Fetasoy. where they will loi 11 . shut titne, precious to their dc lure fur 4snAda. noxiks." Painter time In !And's', after the baler, ri liibitbig very few marks of beating, and Sitting v0'169,041 rsierilay MOM int with wee Meek eye. The light is considered altogether me the lama* which has been semi fur a tong time. Painter •tiribistra losing to having beret MI mispli by Lis need "ni n e against the stake iu Ibe first roam], soil to his ars being disabled from the same case. use only blond sewn was from • slight hit in the centre of P.sisiter's nose. A rewind battle was fought twine( et Datif, a scientific little Jew, sod • centitrysnan wins had Nand an basil se his pocket In the row, She rosintrytann strittk Davis, soil • torn-up look place; lout as they strewed some symptoms of determined figlii inf. they catered the ring mod jlint/eif. Belaseo orcusided the Jew, mid • esseenwrnisa irusight the other to the wraith. A Ems* fight of half as boor &Hawed Arica(' was oppotied to rirractli—and, *bile the Jew was Sapping kis adveraoreo claret wills scien tine left-loonled Noire. She cuisistryniau worked alloy with Is right, but he was ultimately best. A CONST-4BER ROBBED. Yesterday morning, limit, the constable of Newington, was talking near the B. irklayer's Arms ta three yuumg mesa of bad character, whom be frtmosioly had in moody, and tantarkell to Them " that it was singular skit they wire sal down at Kingston the presto' Assists;" sine of them plished bum against the other and sald—" The lesson is. W'disse we have nut fell in Lately wit% any of yuu newts," and they immediately went sway Inzether; they had not been gone more thou two minutes hehue br fonts,' that they lad tarried nil his watch, four seals, and IRO keys with Ha parawril the say they bad taken, but tlul escaped 7110 4 41111"17' 111.7RGLARIEf. RP!. An Tuesday nlgill the horror of Thomas Fletcher, Esq. of trincluniwe Hill, Surrey, was fehraiuttoly eni eft d , niol naked of a silver ten pot, tat sivt r tattle, tea, tool Emil spoons, a silver mastard-pul, tool 'allows other articles of silver plate, aid a great quaistily uf Wier null gem'. men's wearing ap parel. The home of gm. Elis•beth flohnes, 1, Pleasant-row, Stepney, was horelariuusly mitered the same nigbt, and robbed of properly islna great amount. The boast of Mr. James Gupp, Aurel-trardeor, Step ney, was also mitered, and rubbed of vtututts articles of wearing apparel. On Weduesday moraine, About day-break, the hoarse of Mr. Gabanto Testu!ini, of Cold Arbour lane, Camberwell, was broke open by a nunw.rum• Kong uf villains, situ carried off two feather lords, bolsters, a number of blast:els, sheets, and other bed-furniture, bettides plate, linen, and other minor articles, with which th• y decamped, anal gut clear off without ht. mitt's. The property stolen was of smelt great hulk, that it would E.( trite several persons to carry It away, 1 here was only a woman its the house at the time the rubbery was commit red. sud she Wli asleep in Ilse aloe. - _ IRELAND. " ,11 la imoh. DVBIIN, 51111011 30. On the night of the 17th i Amara. an riamtriorde yuuug girl, who w.en WI he► way to the Quern's County, and had takair iiir her lodging hi the hr.u•r of en old woman in Tullimiure, was dragged from her bed 111 the dead of the tight 1•y furor infßims, who resided in the town, forced out of the bruise naked, brutally viularvd, and afterwards murdered. One of these atrocious weeklies has hero appre hended and lialge4l in prison. The oilier !hue have, fur the or, sent, tscaperl, h ut cannot long evade the activity of the per►ons ahn are iu search of them. 'for) hundred 'woods are offered for their discovery by the itilialtitinits of Tulturnore.—( !lob lie Freeman's Juurnal We stole with much regret that Mr. Comerford, Editor of the I'd/riot newspaper, was occidentally drowned on Saiurday aright. Ile had dined with e gentleman near town, and was returnitig al►eu he missed his way, ai.d, uufortonat•:ly, walk ed into the Royal Canal, wit lar huh his own risi deuce, in Itutuaell•etreet.—(lbid.) NAVAL INTELLItseNCE. TORTIIIOLTR, APRIL 1. • Arrived the Anwriests ship William Baker, IVrisisure„ from Batas is ; sailed 151 h Nusendwr, in estrupany sigh the A inericau ships Patterson and Vihrllts, fur ; left there the Asiaduc, Sophia ; sess.ral English ships were laying these, oam's sinkutswir—spuke Or the !Start the American ship Prince Madue, --, fruits Ilatrles ton, bonud to tundou—all well. The It Minns ir +Ler in. pyrieseed very bad westastr iu flu chops of the Channel, and is much ■trains d sisal ushers Sus thisturctsl; ber cargo enissists ur sugar sod cutler. Ala. as ived Ihi Tiger, I'uw. rfUllll the Downy, mud sailed again for Malta. Sailed the Success, IVevpoust, for the Baltic. Came into harbour ilie illlliso and Thunsas, Smith, frous Newcastle, basin carried army ber bulwarks mid cassia buena. eLlstot:Tit. st.tnen 31. Caste in and are detained by adverse winds, the rritude, Masser, hum Loudon for I mburu, wilts kiss of bowsprit ; Thalia, Head, from Lundusi fur SI. Lucie ; Nancy, --, fir Dundalk ; and Hero, COIIII,IOII, fawn Itenzal fur Lusatian. Sailed ties Comet, Ilan, for RIO Jaurriu; 3laria, Twit, fur St. Lucia; sad some others. FALMOUTH, MANCH 30. Arrived the Plots', Bryant, hum Lou.luu fur the West Indies. rr.EzANcr, WARM 20. Sailed the Drake and Fox tutlts h uu a .ruisr. swum 31. Sailed the Malden, Hodge, for the Canaries. DEAL, APRIL I. Sailed this morning after post, the rajah., Wart: and Heury Percher, Auetscr, fur (kepi . - - nagarteg, APRIL 1. Arri Ted the Auckland packet, wills a mail from Cuzbartni a•Yrerso, •gan. 1. Arrived the Maria Sophia, Larier, frum Ilarlisigess ; In. slaatry, Wright, from Arsaisrdam; Hearin Wizabeib, Tru. Mad, from Rotterdam ; Furst Blucher, Urincrui, frum h um lock; Vrow Cathariva. Closter, f llaslinzen ; June Martha, Coster, from ; Trine Sumter,, tram. (rota diets; Tate, from Hamburzh; Good Hoff. rag, Saliadeo, from Emden; Stag, Fisaigslay, from liasubiss in ; Vrow Catharine, Jacobs, from liarliagem • Nam, Stacy, from Bremer ; He Joage Antra, Mourn., Irons Gruuiurzru ; Tre ge llruders, Soak, frum ditto Jumtc Abiding. Mul der., from ditto; mid lanbells,.lllauto, frum Ilansbuczl.• Sailed Our Porcine, Sion, fur be ; Clio, Itirlourolron, for 31adrira wool ditto; 1k br, Sugolroo, fur Cairuila ; Juba• Crow, Cutkor, fur Demerara; Morrows mutt, Sum:ll9, fur Illaruburgb i auJ Sret ulatur, Allt au, fur lichgal. The Select Committee appointed by the Milne of Commons, to inquire into the EtWean ssss of the Lower Claw:4 uf the People, hare reported that they are proceeding in the colorideration of the but/Jett referred to them; but in the T 111.1411 timeihey recant mend the bringing iu a Bill for ivionoting two toisfioncts to inquire into thy bibUitA of Cii. 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The Rion. 4gOunrsdettevfMM atM r. rerenled in Eighteen Views, midi a Tormgra i rbieal Map, irtiorilvd from She MSS. apd listing. of tbe late H, Creighton, EA. royal 410. *l. YI. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. Travels through some parts of Germany, Poland, Mol davia, Soil turkey. fly Adam Neale, M.D. 410. 21.15. A Walk tlirumrh Switzerland in September 1816, with Napo, fe. Is. Observations on the State of Ireland, principally difeeted to its Agricoltere and Rural ropolation l in • Seri*oor Let ters wriiteu un a Tour through that Country. By J. C. Cur ten, Esq. M.P. Oro. 11. Is. THE TURF: NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, NIA. mosteseilr, aleftsti 13. The Craves Slates, a Subscription of 10gs, each, for all ages; 2 year-obis, Sst. 11/1b ; 3 year.ohls, 8s1.; 4 year.oldr, list. 91h. ; 5 year-alils,Ost. 11b.; 8 year-olds, fist. Sib.; and aged, 9at. 7 lb. A.F. The Fourth Roldlesworili Stakes of 200ge. each, left. fur lb. produce of mares cowered ,u 1614, colts, ilst. 71b. Shies, pet. 41h. Ah. M. Untried mares ur untried stallions al lowed 31h., if both bib. Mr. Jones's br.f. Foamy, by Poulton, owl of Variety Mr. Junes's ch. e. (dead) by Poulton, out of Reunyinedc Mr. Thornhill's c. by Seed, bat of Hyale Mr. Thorobill's b. f. by Sena, out of Commander Mr. Andrews's f. by Walton, out of l: Haile de Venus Sir. Andrews's f. by Dick Andrews, out of Morel Mr. Andrews's f. by Juniper, out of Casidia Mr. Walsoli's f by Walton, out of DoJoilis Mr. 11 itraii`e r. by Sorcerer, nut of Cecilia Lord Jersey's f. by Soothsayer, out of Web Mr Villiers's f. by Scud, out of Wood Nymph Mr. Payne's f. by Waxy, out of Tarantula D. of Hntland's b c. (dead) by Orville, not of Penny Trumpet D. of Rullussil's r. by Sorcerer, out of Virtuoso Lord Roues eh. f Sphere, by Zodias out of C.,l)beit Sir J.Sliellry'a f.by Phantom or Walion,out of Houghton Lass Sir J. Shelley's e. by Walton, nut of Cressida Mr. Lake's f. (dead) by Sorcerer, out of Tumbler's dam Mr. Lake's f. by Seymour, dam by Sir Peter, out of I)errit Mr. Wilson's f. by Thunderbolt, dam by Sir Peter, out of Violet Mr. Wilson's c. by Thunderbolt, out of Sir Petroael's dam Lord Suffield's c. by Sorcerer, out of sister to Petwoitli Lord Lowther's f. by Dick Andrews, out of 'maims Lord Lowthcr's f. by Soothsayer, out of Miss Fury Lord Lowther c. by Juniper, out of Dim Dimly Duke of Grafton's f. 16.141 ri Ile, by Walton, on t of Pope Joan Duke of Grafton 's f. (dead) by Selina, out of Falai& Mr. Lambkin's b. c. by Memnon, out of Spindle Mr. Lanibion's ch. c. Harraton, by Marmiuu, out of Laura. shire Witch Mr Adeanc's c. by {Vary, out of Rimgtail Mr Adeline's f. by Walton, dam by Sorcerer, grandam by Sir Harry fAird G. H. Cavendish's c. (dead) by Middlethorpe, not of Lily Lord G. 11. Csireudish's c. by Miildltilsorpe. oat Loui.a I.ord Maynard's f. by Canterbury, out of Gun Lord Fuley's f. by Soothsayer, dam by Hambletonian, out of Gokkii-lucks. 161;76;;Zkiord 7 a e. Dictator, by Sorcerer, out of Horuby Lass. Mr. Cruckford's e. by Dick Andrews, out of a sister to Re membrauci r. Mr. Erockfurd's e. by Dick Andrew., ont of Darling. IA G. H. Cavendish'it Mom, apt D. of Grafton 's Sir Thomas, est. 41b. each, Ab. M. 200 go. b. R. D. of Rutland's gr. r. by Election, nut of Modesty, acid Mr. Goddard's b. e. by Rubes's, out of Piymphina, o.t. 41b. each, Ab. M. 2000. b. ft. tUESDAY. Sweepstakes of 150 gs. each, b. ft.; colts, est. 71b.; est. 41b. D.M. Tbose out of untried mares, ur by untried stallions, allowed Alb. if both 51b. Mr. Watsmi's c. by Clinker, out of Shuttle Pops's dam Mr. Payne's t by &lint, out of ?Arai& 311 r. Thornhill's b. e. (dead) by Scud, out of Historic Lord G 11. Covrudirit's f. by Aliddletburpe, out of a sister to Whalebone Sweepstakes of 100 p, earls, h. ft. colts, est. 71b.; fillies 41b. R M. Lord Rom's ch. e. Enid), brother to Equator Sir C. Runbury's bl. c. (dead) by Sorcerer, out of Wowsky 3lr. Hurnyold's ell e. Malvern, by Dick Andreae, dam by Waxy Major Wilsou's c. by Juniper, dam Trimbush D. of Grafton's c. (dead) by Sorcerer, out of Prudence D. of Ituttaud's brother to Elizabeth (dead) Mr. Cruckford's c. by Dick Andrews, out of Cbrystis Mr. Andrews's f. by Wel too, out of L'H stile de I ' CIIIII Sweepstakes of InOgs. each, h ft. for colts, /tie. rising 3 yrs. old, and nut enraged in the Derby, Oak.. Newmarket, ur July Stakes; est. Mb. ; fillies, est. 211 i. Ab Hilyewl e n's bl . c. Collier, by Sorcerer, ut of Mist. I.ll4)Cket Me. Thorabilra brother to Cwrw Lord Lowther's b. c. by Sorcerer, out of Qorry Lord Roues b c. Lepus, by Ziolhic, out of Jerboa Alitjur Wilson's b. c. by Juniper, dam by Oscar Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, le. ft. colts, kW. ilb.; fillies, Sot. 411,. D. M. Lord SitfEeld's b. f. by Sorcerer, out of Rosetta Mr. Rush's b. f. by out of Tolosa Mr. Goddard's ch. e. by Orville,otterel, dam by Skyscraper, out of Isabel Sir U'. IV. Wynu's 1. by ecario, dam by Alexauder, out of • sister to Haphazard, agst Gen. Grosvenor's 1. by Jittil per, out of Griedertlla, Sat. each. D. AI. 700 gs. h. ft. Major Vftlsou's cb.c. by Bolter, out of Tippityiritehrt, Mt 51b. art I). of &Wand's sister to nonbingo, Bet. 21b. R. 31. 100 p. 6. ft. TkeOstlsads Stakes of 50p. eacb, b. ft. D.i. Mr. Terrelt's Sovereicn, 4 yrs. list. 131 b. Mr. French's Fugitive, sued, list. 10Ib. Mr. Wysidliant's Wanderer, 6 yrs. Sit. 1016 Duke of Rotland's Faudango, S yrs. S.C. 1011 r. Lard Stawell's Pandour, 4 yrs. list. 41b. Lord Exeter's Captain Candid, 4 yrs. S.C. 41b. Mr. West's Crecy, 4 yrs. list. Lord Foley's Devine, 4 yrs. Sit. Mr. Watson', Fitz Orville, 3 r s 7st. 121 b. Mr. Rush's Discord, 6 yrs. lit. 1216. Duke of Wetland's Minds, 4 yrs. 7.1. 1116. Mr. Villiers's Crusader, 4 yes. 7.1. 10Ib. Duke tot Purtlaud's Stainiurougb, 3 yrs. 7.1.91 b. Mr. Witsion's Marv, 3 yrs. ist. nib. Mr. Lake's Leib, 3 yrs. Sat. 41b. WSDIII MIDST. Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, - h. ft fur the produce of mares ci•vered in 1814 ; cults Sat. 71b. fillies 8.1. 311.. 1/.31. Mr. Lakes c. by Seymour or Election, out of Lady of the Lake Lord G. H. Ceirendiers f. by Middletborpe, nut of a sister to Whalebone Duke of Portland's c. by Soothsayer, ont of Pledge Lord Jersey's f by Soothsayer, out of W. Sir. Tburulaill's b. f. by Scud, out of Gouiander, apt Mr. Vansittart's b. f. by Jeuiper, out of *lnns, Bat. hltr. cacti, 100 p. la. ft. TIIVIIISDAY. Sweepstakes of 200 r. each, la. ff. fur colts est. 71b. and fillies Vet. 31b. A.F. His Royal Highness the Doke of York's c. by so►ccrer, out of a sister to Castanets His Royal Highness the Duke of York's e. by lissuicus, out of a sister to Election, Mansikin's dam Duke of Grafton's ch. c. by Waxy, out of Miltnnis Sir R. aloutalield's c. Hospitality, by Election, out of &lines dams a '': Mr B. f. by Llcctioa, Jam by Statique,!, out of Aliso-Indy . Duke of Malaga' c. by Sorcerer, out of Virtuoso Lunt Foley's c. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing Mr. Pippo". f. by Sebes, out of Zuraida Mr. TborabilPs'brotber to Cwrw Sir J. Shelley's c. by Walton, nit of emit& Lord Russ's eh. c. Zenith, by Zodiac, out of Grey bucbees Duke of Grottoes c. (dead) by Sorcerer, out of Prudence Duke Of Itutlonirs brother to Elisabeth (dead) Swet:pstakee of tObge. each, b. ft. Bat. 51b. etch. DN. Major Wiliam's h. c. by Juniper, Jam by Oscar Mr. Tbornbill's ch. c. by Scud, out of Wyatt. Duke of Rutland r s b. c. by Waltoo, out of Canidia, by Sorcerer The Claret Stakes of Stbeee. each, h. it. colts Sst. 711, and allies Sat. 21b. D. 1. The UWllef of b . secuud horse to receive back his Make. Mr. Vausittert's be. e. Pendulum, by Orville Mr. Watson's Neva, by C nits Lord Rous's Fascinator Duke of Grafton's c. by Eaton, dam by Sorcerer, out of a sister to Runitio Mr. lidny's The Student • Mr. Wilson's Brother to Raphael Mr. Blake names Sir B. Blournfield's f. by Eretiion, oat 0 Selives dam The Cuikboat Stakes of InOgs. esch,b. ft. fur colts and fillies (warranted untried at the time of wanting, May 10th, 1517), and sot engaged in the Derby, Oak., or 2,000 p. Stakes , • , colts, Sat 411 i.; fillies, Sat. Ilk. D.N. 4r. Wilson% bl. c. by Walton, dam by Trumpator, out of Cinderella Mr. Douglas', b. c. by Phantom, out of Carthage Lord Suffield's b c. by Sorcerer. out of a Miley tri•Petwortb Duke of Purtlaud's ch. f. by Hiaciuthns, dam by &Slant brough Lord F. Beillitirk names Mr. Prince's ch. f. by Quit or Zo. disc, tint Of Paleface Duke of llutlatsil'a b. c. by Selim, dam by Giles, out of Slurp. musk Lord Grosvenor's b, f. Finesse siiter to Bizarre Mr. Crockfurd's br. e. by Diet :Andrews, dam by Paynatur Sweepstakes of 100ra. each, b. ft. ; colts, Sit. 111 b.; fillies, 41b. D. M. 51r. Goddard's h. e. by. Ruben., out of Nyrtiphina Mr. Haffendrii's bl. f. 1 3 ) this, sister to Pythoness Mr. Bacon's br. f. Emma, sister to Crusader The Forfeit Class of the Oat hind Stakes; lOrs. each. 11 if Mr. Lake's Aladdin, aged, 9.1. glb. L4l Jersey's Cl11114)11 Rall, aged, 9st . 31b. Mr. Stonehewer's Cast rell3, 5 yrs. old, Ist. 131 b. Lord G H. Cavendish's Nectar, 4 yrs. old. Sat. 131 b. Mr. Goddard's Anticipation 5 yrs. old, bat. glb. Mr. Calley's Osman, 8 yrs. old, Ist. glb. Mr. Wilson's Carlton, 4 yrs. old, get. 61b. Mr ; West's Bulgarian, 4 yrs. old, 9it.816. Mr. Farrall's b ni. by Eagle,out of Cm this, 5 yrs. old. Sat. glb. Mr. Phillips's Charming Molly, 4 yrs. old, Sat. 21b. Duke of Gratton's Waterloo, 3 yes. 7st. 121 b. M r. Parlinglon, 3 yrs. 7sl. Ist. Mr. Watson's Stockholm, 3 yrs. 7.1. 61b. Mr. Hafrenden's Rhinoceros (late Bramshill), 3 yrs 7st. gib. Mr. Shuichi:wee' Manfredi, 3 yrs. 7st. 716. Mr. Cruckford's Merrymaker, 3 yrs. 7st. 51b. Mr. French's b. f. by Canopus, out of Fractious, 3 OS. 7st. 51b. Mr. lake's Amabel, 3 yrs. 7st. 41b. Mr. Calley's br. c. Guy Manuering, by Sorcerer, out of Barbara, fist. 71h. agst Mr. Jones's b. f. Frosty, by Puultusi out of Variety, gst. 41b. Ab. M. 180 p. h. ft. Mr. Hill's Emma, sister to Crusader, arid Mr. Jones's F.tuuy, by Poulton, est. 41b. each. Ab. M. 100 rs. b. ft. •R[fAT. The Port Stake. of 100es.eneh: b. ft. cults, Bst. 71b.; 81lies, list. 41b. T. M. M. 'fbc owner of the second horse to with. draw him stake. Duke of Rutland'. ch. e. Sylvanne, by Selina Mr. Stonelseteer's h. e. Manfred Mr. Lake's hr. c. Gazelle Mr. Wilson's eh. c. Young Wizard Mr Crockford's br. r. by Dick Andrews, dam by Poynter Mr. flactou's bl. c. Tempest, by Thuudeibult Mr. Stunebewer's hr. 1. Manfrcda Mr. JOIICA . I Clearwell Lau Lord Darlington's brother to Crispin Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, b. ft. D. M. Duke of Grafton's e. by Waxy, out of Miltonia, eat. Sib. S•r J. Shelley 's c. by Walton, out of Cressida, est. 51h. Mr. %Valium's e. by Walton, out of Bear Girl, Bst. 214. Mr. Thorohill's brother to Carew, Ost. 71b. against General Grosvenor's f. by Waxy, out •( Brimis, Sat. 41b. D. M. 2Ongs. b. ft. linke of Rotbind's Rlsods. 8,. 131 b. against Mr. Wilson's Canvass, 121 b. T. Y. C. 100 gs. SATURDAY. Produce Sweepstakes of itlics, eacb. h. ft. colts Set. 7lb Mkt s 4lb D M Uutried stallious or awes aborted ilb. if both blb. Mr. lAke's f. (dead) by Sorcerer, out of Tumbler's dam Mr. Lake's f. by Grauicus, dam by Young Whiskey, out of Tninblrep dans Lord Stew( f. by Orville, out of Goldeu•leg's dam Duke of Grafton, e. Piraroon, by Selim, out of Parasol Sir J. Shelley 's c. by Walton, out ...Cressida Sir J. Shelley', f. by Phantom or Walton, out of Hough o* Lass Duke of [Namur* Fandango, fist. 71b. apt Mr. Wilson's Cirltuu, Brl. A.F. :Mgs. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Con... • 70,i Ex. Bill. , 2....17 19 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Au. MI GM Ditto, 2....17 20 pr. India Bond*. ....92 pr. I Cone. for Acc... 791H1 Lottery Treketsg9l. 188. I 791 80 NEIiTINGS OF CIIRDITORS AT GUILDHALL, w... IV. Bosh, Saffron Walden, carpenter J. Pit;e, late of Bermundsey-street, carpenter 3 10 F. H. Itunalda and Co. Foster-lane, warehousemen 3 12 G. Roue, lVelblis County-terrace. merchant. C. Brown, JelFry's-lessee, jeweller A. L. Gwillyin, lett of (;rest Bath-street, grocer 2 10 T. Felt, Collier's-reuts, fellmunger W. Rouse, IVuolwich, victualler .1. Alike. Ime of Uxbridge, truss.snakor 1 10 W. 'forme, IVokiugham, merchant 1 19 .1. Procter awl CO Sterning•lane, C l olll4aCtOri It. Chulder., George ►treet, victualler .... ...... IV. Padgett, 14te of V..ukball, grocer 1 10 DIVIDENDS. A. Coles, Portland-st►eet, coach-maker J. Motthews, Ilarefield, shopkeeper J. Dull and Co. Red Littn.ariirt, no brats ..... ...... 10 W. Hainaut* Southwark, linen-draper lO T. Aileen, White Harse.pard, livery-state-keeper to K Richardson, Great Roa►ell-strut, linen-draper to H. Tetteley, Southwark, iron-mere/taut J. Bland, Fen-court, insurance. broker... to F. Rudd, Londeu-street, inert hunt S. Johortitn, late of Wood -street, warehouseman lit S. Allwright, Itigh-Arcet, silk-mricer lO W. hlachenn. 1110racuuri, warehouseman W. Sunhat, Buwling green-lame, scavenger lO T. Coopt.r. I Vormwood•strert,•iclualler .. J. Coles, West Southfield, bauk.r HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 51..iniasit 31 after 12. Evening 57 after 12. 7=7,77rosted add PaVished at the Cake, No. 127, Meath' ; wiser: adrrrtistments ire received, •rd Lent., post p- d) must he addremed—C. SMITH , N.. J. 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