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had, wcitebl it to be a bit subject of congratula tion t o on «lio are iotereited iu the character laud prosperivelaither, or of the island at is r. rA , For el.. Idaligrete. ♦e. see 1& Page, Tar BRITISH. ME .5 S. LONDON, FRIDAY. MALT 21, ISM The fifteenth •nnivers•ry dinner to cornmetun. rate the triutoph of Westminster, watt yeutgrAly given at the Crown anti Anchor Tarot*, Sir F. BURDITT iu the Chair. The room eliop4ayed 7 a numeroec and highly respectal.le company, in• eluding a greater portion of public n3en, diatiq• guished for political integrity, taloa''', and tad& pendeuce.'tlwo we remeruhruto hate seen on Mr former occeeron. Among thole whose company was expected, but who were prevented from attending, were Messrs. LAMBTON, WHITBREAD, and LE- Frau, absent iu cuusequeuce of the ulorrairag Illness of their relative, the Dowager (Amami GREY; and Lord JOHN RttelltiL, absent also from indlsposition. Several speeches were mask in favour of Psrlismentary Reform apd the Rarity of Election, the great objects which the company were saseshled to promote. Paris Papers up to the gist 'orient lantre.leacberl Den, but they communicate IKE intelligence of any interest. Dutch, Flanders, and flamborgh Mails , have ar rived with Pipers of recent dates. It is stated in sonic of them that M. Oit.TATisciimr, arrived- at St. Peterrisusgb on.tha.4/9th. *I April, while others cootsio advice, from that capital - of later date, in which he is not noticed. All eyes are now tuned to the result of his mission, winch it is expected Hill prove decisive of the question of peace or war between Turkey and Russia. Upon this sohjeat Grumman Papers which arrived last night coutain the , followiug article:— WURIMBERG. MAT 15. The Cortveposideut of to•dny his as extremely long article, Lesded Austria, voiltiont date, respecting the negoeiations relative to Tinkey. The following are the concluding WO testes : " The note of the Reis Effendi of the ?Sill February, though drama up in a haughty tone that is sot to be approved,does not however. close the door to further sesuiciations, and Aust►ia has takes it os herself, is concert wit h Great Britain, to bring heck the 01 lumen Government to move moderate sentiments. The more hope ill rotertsieeci It Fiesta of 'be seeeess of the ' renewed diode of the mediating Powers to preserve peace, no the Emperor Alexander, on the repreeematiess addressed to torn by thtbt Powers, an in conformity with his own wish for peace, 1. is declared that be will relax in his demands clouts the P as far am the bonnet of his Crown wiN permit. After these assurances Al. de Tstisebeir left Viesea on the 114 of April, sad will return thither from St. Petersbuirgli in a►oul six wrap, it being hoped that ►y t►at time the De pt-ledges of Coustaalloaple, opens which every thing now depends, will have lod to some certain ►esult. But what all the calealatlois of diplomacy cumin foresee, especially with respect to Tsrkey, sir vhf inseipseted curate that may weer than daily, aad like a Slaty 42 Afttebtao, cut the Prdille kw, es the 100.441.4 which tbs tessiare of war or rem &Prude Spanish Papers to the tOtb beano% have boon received at our Mier. It is mated in •thetn that Cadiz, the principal port of Spain, is blockaded by a single insurgent privateer. The " National Consulate' has reiterated tut complaint upon Ibis disgraceful subject to the Commander of the Adm. rine Department, who answered that the complaiat had been transmitted to his MAJISTY, who alone is competent to afford relief. On Wsdneerloy night Isis AJ ESTY orrivnd at his Noce in Pull-moll from his Lodge/At Windsor. THE FUND,.—There was very little done yes terday—she minket was rather flat : Consols were 781 79 for money, and 79 for the July account ; Navy 5 per Cents. 10284; 4 per Cents. 944 f "{educed. 741 78 ; Long Annuities. 19 15-16. Spanish Bonds, 631; Danish. 851; ; Prussian, 86. Advice, received front St. Domingo. mention that the eruhargo laid nu the ports of that island continued till the 5111 April, whet. it sous removed in consequenee of the Feesich vasode leaving Samaria Bar, after landing the Ames belonging to Freuch colonists alto had taken refuge on board. Sir J. U. C017E1111.1.. Bart.. sine of nor worthy county representative% hits written ton Gentleman in this Oh', hieing that the duty on soddle horses need by t lie farmer for agricultural purposes (41. 17..6d.). will not he required to he paid iu future, and a Bill to this effect will shortly be broeght into Perlis- Ilercfecd Anneal.) Among the articles of inte:liorince ouevassaicated by the hist arrivals from she United State% is that fnirte, between the British frigate Topoir, Cup. toio llttotwoon, and the Chlueoc, at the village Lituirt, twenty miles chore Masao. The pmti culdr6 are given its imivisses isms Cantos ad &massy last- It appears •thnt she friglite's boats were on waternig, when a dispute arose between the crew an d t h e na ti v e ' , who attacke4 the British unman with hafnium, and other ofrensive weapons, I. l:der their circumstances, it is stated that Cap. tam IlLscrwercro wos induced to open a fire, in erase to cover the retreat of his men, and the -re %tilt was, that thirteen Chinese were either killed wounded. The frigate and a large country ship were left lying Ut titan, with their hoarding nets UP. under the •ppreltentiton that tan attack would he wade by the natters. 4. - 1.4 r. PISEMOWABLIN PARTIN): The Duke of Gloucester eutertained s large party of distieguisbed peasousges on Wednesday .at Gloucester House The ' Duke of Norfolk gave an, elegant entortainnoent•on 'Wednesday to the Duke of Portland, the Mars:pais. a;l Marchioness of Stafford, the Marquis of Titchtield, Earl of 'Bristol, Earl and Cqunteas of Murky. Lord Holland, Lord, 'F. Gower, Lard Petre, Mr. and Miss ("aiming, thos. at leis 'house in St. James's-square. The Ambassador of the Netherlands has issued enaola of invitation to a large party, to meet his Royal Higlowas the Duke of York are the fhb Junr , at his house, Whitehall :place. Lord Carrington has beard cards of levitation for as CP- P lertaiiimest on the 13111 Jape at his hoilaCi Wh,ts all. • The Earl and Conger's of Bkairitou iutertairoed • select 'petty yesterday at their house in St,. Jawss'issquare. It Alexander Adair, Esq. euterlained the Earl assd Countess 'al Alberni', le and a party of distinction yesterday at his house 'la St. James's square. The Marchioness of Salisbury kid a, select fashionable t• party nu Wednesday evening at her Imam in Arksgiun , street. General Hussey will entertain a lane party 14 " 1 " e "W' at 1 his house is Great Cumberland-piper. Lord and Lady Crsiiborue eatertaised a three party at • diviner yesterday et their house ia St. Junco's-plate. Mr. and Mrs. Blushes hare /Hued cards of m0;01190 fde•• party on Sunday nest at tin it beam, Ohl Patera-yard. Slr HtOrY aed.Larla Wellesley .wall celesta's) a patty of theirdiatinguildhed friends at danger this day at their.hopest iq hippos-row. The, *slip of Beaufort had a large pay at diaper pater , dal at his house in Grosvenor-square. ' Sjr Chalice Hulse, Bart. b a d a di s ti ngu i s h e d party at dliwier yesterday at his hawse in Boolinctoissireet. General Rose had o select party at diuoei yesterday ay , Ws l : house in Puriaud-place. A LMA CK'S. The ball giV44O thew ekaapt rooms on Wed.., nerday evening was mace brilliant than any pre.. ceding one lltis Se. 1•011. Dancing commenced et eleven o'clock. and•did not break up till paw *four yaiterday moaning. There were present upwards of 40p perarma at the brat rank, dratinction, and bribing, among. whom were— Prises—Lurdaria, emitsll4 and Dakeo—Wellington, De Guichi, and De Oenlio. Duch —Richmond, De Guichi, and Leeds. Narcotises—Londonderry, Donoshire, annd Graham. Marc/lion --W inchester, Londonderry, Duwnshire, Cornwallis, and Bath. Earls—Cowper, Castilla, Westmorland, Darnley, An. cram, Uxbridge, Errol, Abow, Howe, Breekuock, Rosalyn, Falmouth, and Kionoul. Couatesses—Darnley, Coosilis, Cowper, Usboidge, Errol, Clare, Bellmore, Mans&ld, Aboyne, Albemarle, Harrowby, Galloway, Euston, Howe, and Mountoarris. " • " • _ . _ Lords—Appley, klustingfirld, Sandpit, A. Bamilinn, Bru denell, Dynevor, Sydney, Clifton, Howard of Effingham, Burgliersh, Garlic., ;torpedo, Gwydyr, Fulkestooe. Bing. ham, El lenborough, Granville, Granville Someiari, J.Thyster, Normanhy, Bonglas, Palmerston, Stewart, Gage, G. sen tinel, Mack Ker, and Glenbervie. Ladies—Gwydyr, Fortescue, Glya,•G. Faso, E. Btigb, J. Paget, Kennedy, Huntingfield, Langford, J. Blatchfuril, N. Clio, *Rom, Jahn Peire, d. Fitzroy, Hervey, Mur ray, Leases, K Norman, A. Puttlett, Bathurst, E. Low. Dowager Anion, Folkestoue, Shelley, Elphinstame, Ryder, Gordon, J. Ilitzgibboo, Grantham, Muerte, R. Brudenell, C. Streit, C. Graham, A'Coort, Forrester ' C. White Melville, J. Fitzroy, Pratt., J. Ker, A. Beresitord, Dyeavor, E. Edgeutaihe, C. Macdonald., Reunion, J. St. Clair, Vans Stewart, De Clifford, Gadei Uttsikerthi Maik Kirt Fielding, auloam, C. Weed, H. Chichester, Julia Attugsley, M. Keppei, C. roulelt, C. Duncombe, L. Thynne, E. Pa*, sad F.. Talbot. Counts—Limn, Tie Ba!hi, Mantlelsleb, Bacilli:, Vierigg, di la Pasture, d'lreh, sad (Maul. Bartes—Brenow sad Lie Stasi. The Moisten of sewria, UMW, %id Radvs. Slrs—G. Robinson, E. Eerrinoo, W. A'Coutrt, 4. Dos. $ •alis►aey, R. Ferguson, P. Roche, and 1. Copley. Gerierals—Bailey end Brand. Cubraolo-..Walleltooms lowepu, Beekdry, Itsrell, El pbiartuos, and Fremantle. Mersre.-e-Arbutlinot, cauolog, Lloyd. Montague, Vsanow, De Roos, Stapleton, H. Villiers, D. Seymour, Toonline, Du des, Ileasuisat, Mills, Walpole, Blink, Clive, Luttrell, Wel lesley, Aniais, Spencer, Irby, H. Sninner, Mseilanahl, son, Molyseun, S. Bisiluiral, Piare, kkoarlassd, G. Irby, t Henry Baring, Merkel, Wodebonse i ask Malenla, Peire, Devi, and Hope. Mlessa..-Plisehrieoce„ Phall i Rite, Toianebend, Sienna, Conesaaker, Canning, Baring, Fitzroy, Meginisis, Caton, INNlWries Bemoan/at, Burroughs, Tyner, Floword, Dens, Forrester, Norsian, Stuart, Barbital, Wood, Iter, Buncombe, Chichester, Pelee, and Rowley. The Marquis of Sala:Rolm canto to town yes terday from his seat. flitfield. Earl and Countess STA NHOPS have left town for their seat. Chevenint Hall, Kent. Co NYBIIII, Eaq. has arrived at his house in Hill-street, 'Berkeley-square, from his seat in Essex. Amongst the late arrivals at Cheltenham are—. . _. Lord Siterborae, Lord Caulfield, Lord Milford, Dowager Lady Burke mid Sir doh■ Burke, Lady Warren, Lady Scull, Sir Jamey and Lady Montgomery, Sir atonic! Selina, But. Colima Media, Limit... Colonel Skewer, &c. Miss S. Boom has kft town upon a short en gagement at the Taunton and Bridgewater Thea tres. She is also engaged to perform at Guildford during the rice week. TIIE4IIIB, Baecoil.—The benefits hays rano menced, and have hitherto, notwaladanding tke We nt,' of the season, been well atten{Jpd. On Mon, day the 13th, for the benefit of Mr. Gioao Calm The Exile arm performed with great ability through, out. Miss GLADSTA NES sustained the pert of Catherine with iotioite spirit, awl her songs, parti cularly the fine bravura in the second wet, were raptusonply appidAded. A ow comet was discovered on the 12th instant by M. GASIDART, of Marseilles. It is near the second star of Taurus. From the observations made it appears That at forty minutes past ten o'clock its right ascension was 874 degree., and its northern declination 56. The comet is at present invisible to the puked eye. A poor industrions. gardener, at the smelt village of Fordou, Ur the viFiuity of Ilistanubs, barring lately gosie *rough the fatigues of his.work, nwitig to the remarkable forwardoess of the *woo, ga thered together his work-took. And placed Arm against a, wall isl f 'south-west diresztjoii, Altar fen days, the kardetier agent bikt found to his great all 'prise that a blackbird had taltip papioisiqu. o f them, and had actually built her nest "on them, where the le then 41.1 f ik ji d uay bringing up a numerous offspring. LINTRODUCTION 01" TNP 4 r i ttlNOs AND PRlfesgl Of 13411 4 414 AK. t ' • - IV alig lifibifik . ' :warm iYesterday beitmthA dpy nppoitgo Sbe,iqt„ro idjoftiel., %of tile,PriliglitrriPirilkena of , Dattnirk snail gems!. ClitOrlatninetit /vas gutea.ag tb e Aitog's Palace on the OCCIIIIIIII. • A guacd of hononr, coasposed of the trenadier Award., marched • into the Palace-yerd at hnlf-pit aStc o'clriOts pritced;td .by, ebp I mod of liar riiP - Nßcitot: 4.1...gvitr44. The Duke. of • York sod • tillt rrioataten Augusta iwriced wpm after, end • offs received with dot honours. The Prince and l'rtocese of Dtpwinrk attired( soon after, with th e ir 40,11ennsu lady in Waiting, i k od others tif alitir.snite, in two carrotges. The I?ritre and Princess were received , rlNy oar tionel • wiltitens, God • save the King," ill so by the Yeon7en of the Guard, who lilted' the grutild hall. The Gentlemen Porter aktd the Paps appeared in their coronation unifortna. The Priuea. aeul Plitlees3 were received , by Lord St. ilelens, the Lord in Wsillng. Fps Lordship conducted them into the 'tine! Meet, where, his Maj”ty.waa ready to reertve 114 11414 guests, ac companied by the Duke of York and the Princess Allgattil• Alter the compliratary ottninan wowlNelepate •to England. tire /vErig coodocti4ikr,i9s% and • Priticesa to the It opt!. Butrpwt. pre to the Stet Drawillg RG4O. where were— , Vac Prieca a . I's teens Esterhsay; Heron Fagel ; the lie ! tbetLiads Ambasaisder ; Count and Comfit's !mitten ; Mon , soitaealeCluitesulariand, Ike French Ambeseentor ; Count sail Cootatess adanster ; the Danish Plasister ; Monsieur de Mel. Lett, and aeeerei other Fortigo Ambassadors sod hinsistera thrt.llllmquis of Lutadinitkrey, the Secretary of Stale fur Forsigs Af f airs, nod his Marchioness; Earl Bathurst, Se. attar,. of Emile for the Culoisial Deparnuent, mut his Coun try.; Fort of Liverpool, end eeserat Cebistet Illinisterer and ; their Ladies ; the great (Meets of *at° and their Ladies. t After dinner the ICing had a splendid evening .4ia.rtY• INKS AND. DUCHESS 01 4 CLARENCE. pity, MAT g T .-Tlteir Royal Highnesses the attlte Nod. 04Fltesi of 6 _ d roner , are ua stts visit at Widower Castle, for the heurfit of her Royal Highnesses health. Nothing could exceed the demonstratilms of. joy and satisfaction *hewn by all chttleit of people on tl is . arrivel to this neighbourhood ; an,cl on Mon day the Mayor and Corporation of Deal had the honour of puyiug their respects to their Koval ; flightless's. They were introduced by Sir Ed. ward Owen, and were most graiiously received. 'Vha tattooing ore the Answers of their !royal Highnesses to the loyal nod affectionate Ad dimes which were ,presented to tligp ott oc cnittnit :7- REPLY OF QIS ROYAL IIIGHNFAS. " Ottaxxxxxx—l melte with great pleasure you as s.tirtspeea of (Joao! and loyal atincluneut to the Krug, and of •ffecilynate regard fur MO Najesty's Y feel mort sensibly your attenliolos towards myself, awl return yuo. my sincere tbsults for your noxious 'Wits rc opfttilig 10; health of the Duclays. " I *ball tree lee ioteretted in the welfare of the town of Deal, so nearly connected with the naval Worsen of this empire." ggPI.Y 0* FM ROYAL " (hawk you for your congratulations no my cafe arrows! at this place, sad do swung you I have re turned bete wmh prectd9ie aratadmi ivp. recollecting llte.hand 'nine manner in etbiat I ape received by the inhabited'', of thiq tumours on my brat leadisg is this country. A shil b‘lypiiolif (OF tbe,piospirrity of Ile town of Deal, and am sincerely gratefel tee your kind wishes re , vestige; "kr %lime ipraltb awl welfare:" A onlivserietion has commenced with greet apicit for tia4 ensuing races ot Cheltenham. From the aumbkr of v erwai of rash end Mahlon at preseat residing there, it is expected they will vie in splen dour with the most brilliant of the season. Mr. STUART and Mr. JAMES BROUGHAM payed through Carlisle for Ediii6urgh on Monday week. Mr. STUART was proceeding. oil his way to take his CIIPISVAIIITIr lu T►trseT.—" The Queen of T►►►u,t:r," says the Diario liomana, " has request . - ed to brie eighty Missionaries from , the College of the Propagnida Fide at Rome, for the purpose of converting her subjects; five CHpuchins (Fripts) have slreily depute:l for Thant. An Italian !rota Brescia. *bons the QUEEN made her first Munster, converted bee ...MAJESTY to. Christianity." Yesterday se'imight a numerous end respectable ramie% of the Owutws of Bobbin Lice Machines was held is the large room, at Thorland Hall, Not ;lrlieu several resolutions were entered into, declaratory of their conviction, that no reduction need he uttelietniest in their manufacture. On Wednesday lasi it meeting of the inhabitants of Durham was held at the Town Hall in that city, to take into consideration the propriety of entetidg into a subscription fpr the relief of the splTenog 4,1 14 4i4 4 ,t 4 of Irelpml. IDOL CUIPCUMfgs Esq. Mayor, in thoiCliair. Alter the burinemi of th e • d al had been opened, Dr. Feetwics btielly ',ro l a:4rd that a ouhscription should be entered into. This motion was secooded by EDW. SHIP MOWN. Etq. who addressed a very few words to the meeting, in whirls he expressed his wish that they could send mote than food to the suffers—an absterweia of that system under which the Irish lived, which, he said, was filled only for the Wl verumeut of burhoriays. The resolution was then istenem, to. Dr. FENWICIL then read a letter from Mr. AsuEsaos, Manager of the Theater, in winch he (riffled to devote the profits of a night's per formance at the Theatre to the object or the meet- Mg. Mr. ANDEIIf.ON7S ogrer was accepted, mid • resolution of thanks to him agreed t o . CHURCH or SCOTLAND.--The Presbytery of Inverness are now very much embarrassed with a case on which they must decide. They spAt cou the lath 4pril.last, to consider the pill:piety of their proceeding to act on the presentation of a Roman Catholic Patron to the Church and Pariah of Kit tarlity, within their bounds. No similar resell tAoinu im berg isemslaince the Retornaatio o ; an d slems have hero take.ii to have the ° R a t i on o f th e S,uprepe Conrt,oto,it. A Church of Englandlemitir Oiaaritler in Scotland, may prem o t• to a syd it is not easy wit% why * Raman Catholic limy not. CUBA FOIL COMM.—A{44y a rag. dipped in npferaq►ceti o►l. 'I hia iiimple application has cured 'a corn of 30 rata rivling. , THE A i(rs: --...:` • ' A saa , 'oil soka d itrieff.PAperof Isyterldu tritiell *I: rst;,A 'tat iihilea.. It if Alke rag oti, Oliver ttr tide tlissio AisMits v4inee pietielit; . mra:rtikproved by ilie" hrif • hf•tille &lit 'Aeadeimb t 'firs rif f otoed for' 'mils! if mom ne,t tiimfted to solid ilt.or for tie eAtibitioo. ea\ It Is no t . ver2 p er •t , 400 In the eountry tjkst . e t ily *inks of 'veil merit slinelif s e nd been exeludeil trona 'TA of room, tad thi , p o taii A i ilia anxious to Citi(cillf 1111.eglA iii,dg 'went fil eissilo r hi( them with their more teripiphie esisilie *Wiwi het, reiiiki n loethil balsitapsn kw] iiltsise is 1 • t Pfient,e. 111;ir new pies to gustily ijiie . eiSfint is 't i s Eisols, t ied diseree every epermrsgemmit, ---- --- : r --- - •-_ T!l4 TURD: EPSOM &ACES. 7,lpyst, stair 711. Their Royal Highneo.ies sPe ohe x Dukes if York and Glom's .tcr, the Ditkr of Wo!Wigton, the Frent Arohamodur,'lortio Derby, Se(tpu, Slevrirl, dr. and as go tat, a ahem of beouty and fashion AO we ever before wituesse ion any SNOODr oocil sion, viaded ibd Dowpo (hie day. the weather tall most propitioll9, ISO UK HMI As good as a tr was reeeu. 11. e de. tai; Of which w4ll be (void below, as takeu from t h e J•Mlife.! Lat. Second and. last year of a renewal of the Derby States If 1100. 4 each, h. ft. foe three-year old col ta,•Sot. Tlb: Ind fillies, Sal. SA. The last mile and belt The owner of the second horse to receive lfrOgs. ou tof the stikes. • (53 Subscribers ) H. the Doke of York's e. Maws , by fhtymour, or o Whalebone, out of a sister to Commies Roger.'. b. c. by Haphazard, dam by Se flm, oil Young Camilla Duke of Grafton names ch. c. Hasairdon, by Robt.tniy, ont of Diana . Lord G. H. Cavendish names Mr. Walker's hr. c ,Wagnans 'Frei!, by Partisan, dam by Sorcerer, out of sister' lb Rockingham General Grosvenor's Marcella', by Salim, wet of Bri4eig Mr. Rush's e. by Seiko, not of Lady Jane • •• • Mr. Rush names Lord Sutfield'a b. c. by Motel oat of Aquilino Mr. Goddard names Mr. Walker's eh. e. by Juniper ; out of Niuhe Lord. Sgremont's b. e. by Froth., out of SilvertaiN darn Duke of Rutland names Mr. W. Cbilfuey's brusher to o Aulonio, bought of Mr. Foremasts Mr. Batson's c. Mystic, by Hedley, oat of Cecilia Lord Radar's br. c-Siansfard, by Haphazard, out of Rem It Is impossible to describe the excellence of this race; every hors., did his ditty. The Duke's Moses, rode bi Tom Gooddisson, won in high style by obey a bead. 12 started; the above three only were placed. Bruins, 3 to 1 art Hampdeo—q to 1 a;st Antooic.—qto 1 asst Mystic-4 to 1 agat Muses-9 to 1 age Bess—aild 13 to 1 nit Frolic. • •! Hi. Royal Highness the Dike of ,Nrsk its complisreoted by all his friends on his overlies, the hisser ordeos clierring bum, and crying out "God Memo yolif"--.• May you hie Lug and happy r'—" We wish you joy!". The Durdp.ip Sdakes of lOgs. each, with ItOrt. added from lior Raring Fond. One mole. 3-yr olds, 7st.; 4-yr iildt„ 51b.; 5 yr-old,, 9sl. 21b.; 6 yr olds sod aged, Yet. bib. Mares apil geldings allowed 311.. Major Ormsby Gore's gr. h. Snowden, It yrs old Major Ormsby Gore's b. h. Cuyp, 4 yr, old Mr. J. Walker's b. Is. langioutan,s yrs old Mr. IL Wayter's g, e. Legal Tender, 4 yrs old Mr. Colcsnitoh eb. h. Lounger, 5 yrs old Mr. Guddsrd'a h. e. by Haphazard, 3 yrs old Mr. Rush's b. g. brother to Ringleader, 4 yr, old 51r. Hentse's b f. Coral, 5 yrs old Mr.Sealtles b. f. Mrs. Ming, S yea old A good race. A Maiden Sweepstakes of 10;s. each, with SOgs. added. One mile. 3.yr olds, 7.1.; 4. yr olds, Sat. 101 b.; syr olds, tat. Sib ; Cyr old. mod aged, gat. 51h. ; mares and geld ings allowed 31b. Mr. Coleman's b. h. by Rainy, 6 yrs old Mr. Farrall's b. r. Monk, 4 pro old Mr. J. Walkee's b. f. Fie-kid, 3 yrs old Mr. Forth's ch. f. Drighadora, 4 yrs old Mr. A. F. Berkeley's hr. g. Sir holm, 5 yrs old Mr. H. Edwarda's b. e. brother to Tytialt, 4 yrs old Major Wilson's ch. r by Juniper, 3 yn; old Mr. R. Walker's b. f. by Ashton), 3 yrs SO A food race—non by a lAA. The crowd whieb 101 town last eitoodrag for Twain races was great beyond all precedent. Considerable diespawiet. mod Was mellowed on the Vauxhall Bridge road, to con. aquence of a report prevailing that his Majemy r atom. paused by the Prince and Priseaa of Dettaark aottanite, intended to proceed over Vauxhall lAA* to tprom races. Al an early boor lam orienting the ie. 14 read was occupied by splendid reptipappe and wall osonwsed equestrians proceeding to tile race coarse: the fad velem weie lined by numbers of well.dreased ladies and peolleasen, waiting with mash anxiety I. behold his Majesty. After waiting till elrves o'clock. the pedestrian, wax *eat re. tiring, when the splendid equipage of itht . Creace the. Value of Welllegtas papsed by, it was thew belismod .shel the i“814 Wita certainly coolies. Loyd Vermouth eurtaltee a new onkel! M 4 par. will alrather dial histologists' per. sunagea. About twelve o'clock it woo intimated. they his Majesty and amity had put by Staines to ibpoolp ism 'Windsor Camp, i ! tui shortly after the sairealste4 warts separated. The pearailiug dresses el As pusAilteara, wore principally crime. rmi POLICE. WORSHIP nitwit. EXTORTION BY A WATCHMAN. Awn Cower sod ifar‘s tosihrhossite girls of the tows , were brought believe Reber* ••••11, 'll4. 'be presidiog lesgistrote, sod charged by. Nissowss Stacey, a watchman of Si. Lakes parish, with being distortive*, sad common prostitalea. Mari. Williams, in hey defence, staled, *teethe emblems singled.bor oat beat the sisterhood Isecaoss gibe dicLeist pay him moiety rate oaken did, sad that be was.in the habit of extorting nosy from all girls, wits, wore within his beat, aad redoeed to her eiefortenete siteaeios. deu.Wood, another wafortenate female, lining is James. cepa, Feetkerstoewstreel, oorroboratod the testimony of the preceding Mr. Bevil! expressed hie belief that Ibis wee an evil enormous jails extras arose watchenee in. the metropolis. The watchleva declared what was stated by the girls to be false, and he thought his owe word might to be takes before the oaths of C 0...,, prostitutes. Tits Magistrates ordered that lie be forthwith sompeeded from Woolf= ae a watclenese fee the space of Ma toonths. DARING BURGLARY. Between one and two &clerk on Thursday (yesterday) melting, she house of W. Wilkins, Esq. of Belgraxe-Pllcci Pimlico, was brirkeiwinto bt a gong of ruffians, who packed op property to • considerable amount ready to carry al f, hat wer• fortunately disturbed in their nocturnal depredation. The thieves effected an entrance by I:slicing* bole through the area window-aliatter, sad breaking one of the piaci 111 the window. As they were shoot to decamp with the pro perly they muds some noise that awoke a servals( is the family, she awoke three other servants, and on their }veered is to the thicken the robbers bud fled the same way they had entered, Icaying all the property, except a Alter weep huge, behind' them. One of the thieves, who bad Veatisre.l up so the parlour, put his shoes, which he bid lakes often is os ea disturb bite tinnily; on she table, aed such wait hie hurry to get off, be lett his oboes behind , hias. They are are small, very thin leather, aad of furejga ! . sautifeel!iee. A gearltilau sterday istoronailOn robbery So the Ifintieirates Queraisquare, and produced the shoe% On h -*ere left with the *Seers, ae they may probabl'y lead•t6 she apprehension of the rubbers. LA* INTELLIGENCE& COURT OF ciIAIVCIIRT, lameetere Usti Teiviuguv, fiIAT 413. —4. thie eras the fret Stel otter Torte.--The Leto Coe,. Cp.t.olit came into COM at half-past sea e'cletk. ' THE BRITISH 14VSEVIII. . >sl& .0111011 Sag DVSS 01 ISIDIrOnD V. or !NZ BRITON UWE,* Mr. SSA DW.111.4. requested that his Lordship would ix an day fur hearing this ea.e. It came benne him now in th e shape of aw appeal from the judgment of his tionon• the Vier Chanirelior. It had bees origisially intended to to beard bible his Lasslship; but when it was mennooed to him, he objected to hear It, as he was one of the IruslOon of the Museum, but direst:ell that the Vice-Chancellor stiridd hearlt. It came on before his Honour on the lint day cat 1.4 . T,erm, and his Honour direc - led that a case should fie di•ano lip for the opinion of the hit*. of a Couit of. Law. 'II.- Noble Plaintiff had been aftied by bin professional_ that it was nut a case for the decision of a Cowl of Law, as his relief was only to be abiakietl• in a Court of Equity. If his Luteship would fix a certain day for beer itig it, it would be r , f great convenience to several of the Loomed of the Cub's Bench Bar who were retained in it. , The LORD CH•NCIELLOR—. It must lake Its moms", , Mr. liltadrell, but when it arrives near litho time it o come on to be heard, I will thank you to mention it to Dv, as I think I ought to have the assietance of the Neater of the Rolle on the Bt nch, as lam one of the trustees." • Mr. SMADIVELL said it was • case that pressed vire ifirtibi The Loan Cmiincr.t.Lost—' If my brother tropics will take some of the euriobs bear theirs, hut I cannot bear it to the detriment of idler editors who have the right of priority. State to me shortly the mature of the case, so as I can bear it 111 my iirolltc . emu." Mr. SHADWZLL—Lady Racbael Vaughan, before her marriage with Lord William Rusaek •was veitird with tb• ground now in the possession of the D , h-ndauts ; she sod Lord W. Russell, after their marriage, conveyed is in Ornst to Ralph aluntague for the Blush Museum, in in h.tli cou , enamor there was a covenant that the Defendanta should not build on the ground in the line with Soatliamptoa House, aid II they did that they were to pay a rent of M. per day ; Southampton House has been pulled down and others erect ed ern the site. The question for the opinion of the Conic le; Whether the Noble Plaintiff can restrain the hosiers el the British Mamoru from building is the garden in the fine wish where Southampton House bad stood. The learned 10ouneel said it had been suggested to him by his Learned Newt, Mr. Puller, that the 24ih of June was a diet Pon, ,Ned,psploaps his Lordship would beer It on that day. • ilbe LORD Citriacauma—" I will, Mr. Sbacirstil, amt make a dies non • dies." Hearing fixed for the 241 b of Jose. The next Seal will be on Tuesday week. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GuTtomiLt., Lentoot, Tutatiovr, MAT' 23. Tbu LORD Cuts" Jorrics sat at Nisi Prior, and die. posed of sera common jury calms, pueoessiug as intirest but to the parties. OLD BAILEY SkSSIONS. • THURSDAY. M•Y 93. NEGLECT OF PROSECUTORS. At the sitting of the Court this morning the Proserntors in about twee, eases were not in attendance wben called ou. Considerable delay was caused by the eirennistanre, and the Recorder, after some general animadversions on tt , e gross negligence of persons who were bound I. coorribete their utmost to the furtherance of the ends of justice, said, Lo would take particular notice of tbts conduct when the cases Ily came on. • Jaw Franhlin, ind;rlcd for burglary in the dwelling house of Thomas Gubbins, at Staines, on the I Ith.iustaur, and *testing therein some shoes, was acquitted of the boo glory and found guilty of stealing only. Mr. Law entered the Count just as the senile was re turned, and said he had been retained for the Prisoner, but owing to the case being called on out 01 the order in lot, S it stood on the paper, neither he nor the witnesses for she deflate had arrived in time T 4! RECORDIR rap d his regret at the rirriimstairre. and said the witnesses should be examined alien they sr. rived. cdlTTlgari, TO SERVANTS. When the Judges, Bayley and GiflUW, had taken Ih•'r Wait, erard thruroseled, alias Dead, Haausend, was pipers* at die Far on a crionnal indictoirsit, chorging him with stealing is the dwelyelphouse of W. H. [foretell, Esq., a clock, value 131. ,Jr 4 Jobs Nixon, 1 to the Prosecutor, deposed, that the Prisoner called at his master's bowie, and represeated him self as Ilasiog beru sent by • lineu.draper in Oxford samet, reopeetini au older for augur Irish liner hat was ant cachou ildsoiher lie had not mistakes the house. Walleye west sp to the arawia4proois to snake the inquiry of hie master, Nei *hail be was up stairs Ise beard the atieet &acetone& with some violence. On returning to the hell, he Immel tbe Pei, saner rune; and misried his master's clock. Verdict—Grrilty—Deatk. - - The same Prisueer was soils tried and convieted on 10. pitiro isiAretteeet, charging bile will' 'kith's. tretii yaids of woollen cloth, minder similar circemstauces, is she dire!. litipiloase 9t . Mr. Edward Chambers. Thme were several other iedictratela agates" lbs mine Prisoner, which Mr. Bares Garrow said be wooed proceed with, if she Jury wished it. The lattereaprewed tbruseelres Perfectly satis fi ed, the Foreruns adding, that any perdou might have beers deceived by the iiiseeirsp *prompt* of the prisoner. Mr. Baron GAISOW said, the emir elffreerst -enmity again( robberies of this description was, the seict was. moors of a rule by orroasits, sever to Folio* any stmusser oleo, to the balker pluses of their masters' hewers. , DARING STREET ROBBERY. Awe Stilerean was isdieled for melevitly asseisifteerr Maisel Mat* awl: takes,/ from his person • elate.* watch choirs, mad two gold seek. Tie Prosecutor Mated, that on the 7th insl ' .beet If. post aim/ o'clock its the evening, he was pidlihre fit mesh church, is the Sinai, whew the Primmer ta l itr trolly agaimit him, striking his beeestyand with Moir.* to l 4l . loosed. his face, sad snatch e d a t hi e watc h , t h e Ad W "eb broke, kavieff that- port wbirh was out.O4PO V . • pocket, together with the t wo weak, in the PriooteiN . .. Mee. Tea Primmer thee ran o ff done Milford l•rie, v 10,1 by the Prosecutor, who kuothed hint down, rod ~. t urtJ ti,. Witness sever saw the scab or the broker, part of the til t .‘, again. _ _ Tha Poisoner said lie was innocent, but tits J ury atnicst it.- isisetly Nand bin Gain,— Dean. There is at present a clergymen residing in Li,:- colosslsire. whole servant was lately rxeciiir,l • robbing him, attended with circumstances of 11 vry aggravated nature. Thr man was hero 111 the c 1,11 0 .. man's house, was christened by loin, mantra by !situ, hung for robbing hint, end conveyed bock to the.willage aud buried by brat. A few days ago, the wife of a prison who w as • Wreareereted in Edinburgh dirt oldruit.. and he obtained his liberty for the purpose of atten4.' . • ing the funeral ; the Otritqllo . ll wear 110 sooner pp!. formed than the husband also took tll , egad dre.' toter days, at his owe house in the vremern eub r ti,. Daring has short illness he would nut su4t4 • tun parts of hie clothes to be tidseo on; said at his teeth several sums of money were hound sepa rately sewed up in the presents for which We 'flit tenanted such affection, somewhat ext.vedb , 4,7# is said, the amount for'which he wail ai4e t tei: this unespeclid .rnAtes"'thi sio`its les Aged fo. ght. ■ • I 1 41 1 101 ~ ,J i,,1 _mu