The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-12 00:00:00

- • ' , Al. , ' 1. : 1,. [ it, : 4 ... 4471 `C w p t PASEIONA IL S MOVRMENTS. • The Marquis of Worcester lass rebutted is town from S. Seed Pomo, has tatersed ca his rest. Aliborp, North. satiotooshire, from • Amnia( prey is Lettereershire. Howard, M.P. sod thesill, have arrived of 'keit beim; is Gistiverior.sgagos from their seat, Elfrod, sear Lied, Staffordshire. Hon. Richard Neville, 'M,P. left taws yesterday for his fsener's (Lord Itraybrooksea) leas. Asidley Ead, Essex. ' Woo. Mis. Toms/rod has arrived at Lord Stirwell's • Itoiree is Grafforostreel, deamlainet, front her nest la Brake. Sir ikary'ssd Lady Wailtakey as rssooved is their new resukee4 is Rollos row. • • Dowager Lady Andy has swivel at bar house in Saville• row from Wilts. I:riv ifs at the Royal Hotel. at. James's street:—Lord Fw.le. Eraliart Goo a tour; Captain Barlow front Maid•tone; C. Sportier, Rag. frame Parisi Rev. C. R. Her. vi;ly , frists Portosiosth ; sod J. %Calker, Esq. M.P. The. Earl of Ashbaralsaai is expected is tows this day fronvhie wilt is Sews. TM Hos George Agar Ellis has left his holm In Hano. vtalgoare for the Duke a Devoiashires, Chiswick. • Warr, Ostia, Esq. and suite leave tows taw/crow for r. FASHIONABL E PARTIES. Lady Smith eistertsieed s party of fashionable. on Saadi, eveniag at bee house, Terrace, Piccadilly. Lady Gwydyr has issued cards at i nv itation fors pawl, on Thntarday next, at her house in Piccadilly. Tbt Countess of Essex will have a and party this evening sA lierliouse it Hill street, Berkeley-square. Lord Helloed entertained a select party at dinner /eater. die al his beim in Old Burlingtos.atreet. of Harriugton bad a select fashionable party yesterday griming** her house in the tkable.yard, Si. James's. • OLYMPIC THEATRE. The performance's, this theatre were lost night remained. li the courtesy is, with few exceptions, the saner and to ird_pply 1 . the ransacks occasioned by the regret intern/paws 4) . •erfWit fabetire, the hest available talent bass bees retained. The rtrate, whkli at the period shielded to was rapidly in kremlin is popularity, was agaiu submitted fur display. , Mr Powen's personation of Captain Cievelead was, as Detre, con , picnuus fur tLe highest merit. A mare perfect por. - tea it ore of the r, gentleman rover' . could scarcely be presented. WARING, in the place of Alias NORTON, made her first appesialice as Note", and elicited warnialifled applause by lier just and forcible delineation of the incentives and attri butes peculiar to the thargeter. Her voice is clear, audible, and of eitnsiderable strength ; her adios is appropriate ; and Ler matinee dignified and imposing. la the more pathetic trails of the part she evinced much sensibility and feeling. The rest of ibe chars eeeee were effectively sustained. The whole was received with the wannest testimonies of &ppm traLue. _ MR. MOOKE. -. N .-. trtiltaet front the Cavalry Manny of lbe MA instant] ..--- _ The fullowiag letter from Peter Moore, Elm. use of Out Members for this City, has bee. baseball to as fur in sertion "To the Worthy and Independent Freese, of Cowestry. "MaxTtrwe'S-1 have been sissy months absent from the busy mimes of a...gland, as a temporary recluse from busiaess, and for the benefit of my constitution and health. I am now returned to attend perliasomitery duties, as tweet your Re pweeentatives, and I shall cooties, to perform my trust, ea I hare hitherto done, under your protection and approbstios. I b. g of you now, •• I boo. how highly you appreciate con *Agency of conduct, and undeviating attaehment to priuci ple, that yew will have the goodness, at this particular era of national distress. to look at my molt conduct la Par. herniae, to satisfy yourselves that I have never given • vote which bas contributed to the portent alarming distresses sod ritaconteuto of the country ; that I uniformly opposed the late war against Preece, and publicly protested, 011 . your behalf, against soy gape... being incurred for the restoration of the Bourbons to the Throne of France. I mentwo these two points as the promises! canoes of the prevent thetrestes, and seduced coaditims of our owls coon sod to reduce that, although my constituents hove been great sharers a the sacrifice, they have not teem accessary to the mischief; and this I think it right to do, ender the present political coarersion of the promoters and supporters of the late war to our opietearthat it was un just and unnecessary, and the profligate overwhelming ex peoditore of which is ibe cause dryer presto! national cala mities, and all the severe privations our domesticity has had to sirloin for a lose wines of years. Their conversion means nap llos, or uothing. It would have been more gratifying, bad it been the detiberate effect of honest principle, instead of the necessitous result of their own sufferings. But we will admit their conversion. Sinners that truly repent, de merit/ absolution • and we will readily pardon them for the pees, provided they manifest their honesty for the future.— 'Will they assist in that Reform of Parlianteot, which shall put Sous corruption, and render like trenvgressions im practicable Will they assist in promoting that honourable Reform of the Representation se ably advocated by the pa triotic Lord Chathata, /be Doke of Richmond, Mr. Fax,and *long list of illustrious statesmen, mud, more especially, by the late Minister, Mr. l'att, who declared, that " Parliamen t ary RANA. was 'alp le be aceompiished by reaulesnms of Om people, meting ow the prods-nee of the House," and taught the public to believe, that no effective relief was lo be expected from the House of Commons, as now coustioeted? That whets he brought forward his ow• plea of Parliamen tary Reform in 1782, amongst other arguments it is Mato virally recorded he awed this Without a Igef o rw, to 'Parliament s the nation cameo! be safe. This war (trnesoisg the American) may. be ended ; but what will protect as against another? As certain astir, spirit which estgesileresl the present, actuates oba 'keret Cornet-11s of the Crown, we shalt, wider the influence of • defective representation, be tovolved in new wars nod similar calamities.' How far Alia Mialister's priipbery was carefully fulblled by his own Adstiokotiation, the prantatildeplutable condition of the I Glom, but too calamitously testifies. I shall here reperit to you what I have often gieeo as oiy opinion, that instil the is preseotatiuo of the people be reformed, and the present to '..14'111$ of corruption be put down, writhe, tbeThreeit of •• sir •ffeetioni, the Constitutitta of use aa hoe, nor the I wits of the people, estebe secure against ievasion ; and a. tikes , pitarual liberty nor property can be safe —I am egoist al my post, ready to fictive prior iastrioniona. Your faithful Representative, P. MOORE. Glorcesler-place, Fetrwovy 5,1822. restorday raveling, nt eight o'clock, were married, lty lei,' Merits', by the Bishop of Nonstick, at ha how is Upper Grustarsor.skeet, the Earl ut AtAmeriout to Nies Holies', &lighter of the late Lady litAOLOita: after the emitemmy,tio bride end brut. yeast bet att tor it. WILIIILA ▪ lishOsairst et Twichirollaws, fir Gotarartr WaanTin has kt his easusimi, Hank Abbey, to Mr. A Oita, irlba has taker possesakta. A sad messiest occurred on Theorists', last at Bracknell, WPM, 1,111400, to a yvung i.dr of the same of PAVEY, who was on a nisit at Copious Itiaaaugualloa's. Captain N had Iwo meetly osaki.rg com as aderable iprosemea ou . . . . . . ss. leis errealsas, robe* ihr lady was viewmgoolwo she aefarte• eately fed gluon/lb an opening' /km had been mode fur • trardwar, as an neaps is rase of Nie. Ooe of ibis lady's kg* was abeckaagly f.aelered t the fall. APilaff has been Weird ageless the reserrreliewises eel, is ii.aeseg gaol, •bu tabbed Chewer cherrlaqind, fat isAtieg trees the eltersdry.rd of Ilaidasoes is Lent. Ave bodies, 1,400 Slaty wee asterieJ cseryilei of la a cart the Oda be as Excise *ices, Arlo suspected lbent to be esespilsre. Amest— • - LAW INTELLIGENCE. COVET OF CHANCERY, I i!tectues MONDAY, FEIBILVAIVE •• • ' CONTEMPT OF COURT. BARKER v. BINOHAM AND uTfitall. lip. HEALD stated, this was a motion which was of reit , Daportancr, •s far as the diguity and the authority of the Court were coacertied. It was, that the Woodard Bingham, his two sons, and Iwo other persons, should be committed to the custody of the Warden of the Fleet prisms, fora COO. tempi of Court. in obstructing and assaulting the officers of the Court in the performance of their ditty, la executiog a writ of sequestration, which had been issued soder the Great Seal, to sequester some property of the Defendant Bingham. It appeared that the Defendani Bingham was decreed to ply a sum of mosey into Court. which be sieglected to do, and a writ of seqiiestration issued signiori his house mad goods at Gosport. The persons charged with the contempt resisted t►e execution of the writ by the Commissioners, moiler a mistakes idea that, as a commission of bankruptcy had imposed against the Defendant Bioghlos, it did sway wit► t►e efficacy of the wait of aequestrat ttttt . 'the Learned Counsel was heard at considerable length, but as the motion was nut concluded when t►e Court rose, al half-past two o'clock, we Wools) from euterimg more fully into the circumstances. COURT or KING'S BENCH, Wrrns MONDAY, FVORUARY 11. YDS NINO P. DUNN. This Defendant, convicted of pen jury al the last sittings for Middlesex, before the Lioel Cilia Justice, was this morning brought up to receive the judgment of the Court. Mr. Justice BATLEY, after some suitable emeserseals on the liehsousuess of the offegce which die Delgada*t bad committed, sentenced bins to the custody of the Marshal of the Msesholsea for two months and at the expiratiou of that period to be transported fur seven years. TAN VINO o. DAVID RIDGWAY. The Defeudent, who was convicted at the LaDeilli•f AIPSIM of having published a seditlMJ•libel,entitted, " New Year's Address to the Reformers," was placed on the flour of the Court to receive sentence. Mr. Justice BATLEY, in pronouncing the sentence of the Court, alluding to the cif.' afar letter, stated in the De. feialast's affidavits to leave been trausositted by the Secretary of the Constitutional Association to %violin Magistrates of the county of Lancaster, said, the Court would always express it■ strongest disapprobation of the conduct of say person or prosecutor who might, previous to trial, circulate auy paper haviug the effect of exciting any bias iu the pub lic mind. It was of the highest importance to public justice that every emu should come to trial before an un prejudiced sad nnbiassed Jury, and if the Court should be called upon to punish any individual who might have cir culated matter of such a nature-, the punishment iußictcd would be of such a nature as to have the effect of repressing the practice in future. 10 the present case tient appeared on ground to consider that any Jury, biassed Olt ushiseried, could have come to a diffeieut conclusion from the present. The publication was undoubtedly seditious, end cakniated to produce acts of open violence. The seuteuce of the Court was, that the Defendant should be imprisoned twelve mouths in the Castle of Lueesster, and at the end of that time rice security fur his good behaviour for three yews, himself iu NW. and two sureties *a SO/. each. . POLICE. ,• now-ITazaT. Yesterday Aims Shied, and Washington Thentision,whio were charged ea suspicion of stealing ■ neck chain fools tie penult a Miss Tierney, in the Italian Opera Colonnade, at the time the Ring was psssius to the PArllsolent House last Tuesday, were again brought up for esainiustion, mad so further evidence being brought egainut then Oise what was stated on the day of the fist examination, they was cien. •icted as reputed thieves. MABLBOROVOX STITST. HORRID MURDER. William Abbott, a brothel-1i eper, No. 41, George-street, St. Giles\ of wretched appeardirce, was charged with the wilful everder of Mary Leo., nick-named Lowy Poll (with whom be cohabited), on Sunday moraing.—The Prisoner was remanded. IRKLIND. ~~~ DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 9. The following are in the liat of hoeses iu the county of Li merick recently ettackeit by the White Boys, fur the porpoise of obtaining arms and ammunition : 'flue house of Truman Odell, Esq. of Ealliugarry (Miss Odell was cut with a slick by use of the peg); of Col. Wm. Odell, Esq. late 111. P. • of J.B. Camerae, et Teremore, L.q ; Carroll Nash, as Ba lly. mitten, Esq.; of Mr. Copley, .t Brillyelogh; of Lieut. Standish O'Grady, at Glissade ; of Colour' Westropp, at Ballysteen; of Mr. Meade, near Newcastle; of Thomas Weldon, Ertl near Charleville, and si veral others. A tenant on the Courienay estate was &spend, ly flogged fur attempting to pay rent to the new agent. The Clerk of the Peace attended at Drumcolliher, on Monday, to bold a Court fur the registry of freeholders, pur suant to advertisement ; a peat cumber of the tenantry of Luke White, Esq. were in readiness for that purpose; but in consequence of a notice posted by Captain ROck, cautioning them, unless they got ahatemenis of one-half of their rents, not to do so, u if they did, they may as well prepare Merl coffins. The consequence nay, that out a mill freeholder wee registered. On Monday night • party of armed men bearded the brig Friend*, Captain M'Kevor, lying at Beigb Castle, in the river Shannon, into which place ale was driven in the gale of Saturday. They took Captain M'Kevor mot of his lied, soil placed him on. his knees, threatening to shout him if be did out give them •11111 and ammunition. Not having any, they swore him to the troth, and then departed, Snit doable considerable mischief to the vessel. Two men have been com mitted to prison on suspicion of being concerned iu the at. tack on the police at Church Town ; five more have been taken near, Eattevant, dressed in the areoulferneille, and with the arms of the police. Some of the iusurg . eut. parties wear white hat-hands. ♦ leiler4sied Clusinkiliy, the 4th February, trays..“ Pty.+ Ingot Chailes Ratcnisi. is 1.. rn•toiy for sl4o. , ting Buckley. He was id►utuflrd in the ranks at the b.rrleki by Bar►ett the masa who was tied to Blarklry, aten abut." fyrom the Liguria Tclegraph of Tnew The following letter from our Correspondent in Chides •idle, furnishes us with details of limber outrages in this caunty:— Charleville, February 3. • List night the temporary barrack at Milford, within semi) miles of this town, was attacked by upwards of 800 rebels. They set fire to it, and bensed the whole to the ground. It continord borumg until twelve o'clock this day. The police bad been statio,eil there for some lime, hitt were withdrawn, a few days hark, from their p l artf r es. This bar. rack was the only slated holm, in Milford. The sanguinary blood-I is seArehed every fint4So for the proprietor of the barrack, Mr. whom they would, if be had been found, bate instantly put in the Names, and burst to deith in his own for Mt tiug it as a barrack. *Several of the police that hail been wounded at Chareh• town are since dens; we of them was ibis day fuuud dead, I■ a ditch, year the place of at line." PRICE 1W trucks YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.... 242 j I Kruk L. At.n.. 20 i-16 3 per CL Red... 77i; I 19 15-10 3 per Ct. C 005.... 771 i I South Sett Stork.. 146 i 3i per Cent. dolt I az. Hills. 4—.l*W. 4 per Cesio-•••• 97i 98i 1 4 6 pr. 3 per Ct. N. Attu... 106 1 Ditto Sayan ....8 9 Pi. twit i.C9ssa.l6t Ace.... 77W _ I . ♦~ ll= tOM SATURDAP Nrwirs cnErra. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • • irar.offico, February 8, 1822. • • let Of Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Rre►et Major James Goothorpe to be Captain and Lieutenant-Coloorl, by purchase, vice Streikfield, /rho retires-A.4ga December 20, 1821. Lieutenant William Prederiek lining to be Lieuteuant and Captain, by purchase, vies Giintborpe—dated as above. Captain Philip Clarke to be Adynaot, vice Gauttrope, pro moted—dated January 31.1812. 58th Regimen of Foot—Range William Otiosity to be Lienteaeat, by partials', vice &alb, prosaeiod-✓dated as above. Resign Bendel! Frederick Noyes, from half-pay 25th Poet, to be Ensign, vies William "leery Pyne, who exchanges, receiving the difference...dated as above. Setliditto—lierjeant William Campbell to be Quartermaster, vice Mactisiogall, deceased—dated as above. 119111 ditto—Jobs Ponsonby Gordon, Gent. to be Resign, by purchase, vice Dereney, appointed to the I Ith Fool -dated January 17, 1821. Rifle Brigade—Lieutenant Vrre Webb to be Adjataat, vies Uaiacke. 'who resign the Adjutancy wily—dated Jana. cry 31, 1822. let Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain John Leech, from the late sth Royal Veletas Bd. taboo, to be Captain, vice Mackey whose appointment be. out taken piece —dated December 25, 1021. Ensign Roderick allackeoeie, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Eusigo—dated as above. Id Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Timothy Ditlon, from the late 2,1 Royal Veteran BaHation„ to be Captain—tested as above. 31 Royal Viiierar Battalion. To be Lientimants—Lieutenants George Blevinerherwett Williams and Samuel sPCliel, from the late 3d Royal Vie. tern. Battalion—both dated ae above. To be Ensign—Entice Thomas Byrne. from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above. Commis:iota, area by Ike lord Liontertorti of Oa Comfy of Southampton. Henry Coombe Comptou and Henry Hoy, Raves. to be Da puty-Lierienauts--both dated human 19,1922. DIVIDENDS. February 23. J. Green, late of Oxford.street, Middlesex, swab, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Sank. r opts, ss Loudon. March 2. J. Nichol said W. Shebat, late of the Old Jewry, Loudon, marchasts, at ten, at the Coast of Commissiosers of Bankrupts, Bastogboill-street, Loudest. March S. all.Slserwood, of Doncaster i York, jeweller at oar, at the Coon Commissioaers llsolinspta, Sa L street, sgball- February 13. G. Radii. and J. Jaffrey, of Finehery.plece, Middlesex, merchant,., at ten, at the Coast of Commie. Moser* of Baskrapta, Basingball.streel, Loader'. March 8. E. Brown and T. H ladle, of Blackbars, Lancaster, grocers, at elem., at the New Ina, Blackburn. March 43. J. Docker, of Great Russelletreet, CoveoLgardeo, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basieghall-street, Loaders. March 2. H. Jackson, of Greet Preseut-street, fields, Middlesex. merehant, at twelve, at the Ormert of c o omini orl ee, of Bankrupts, Basinghalletreel, Leedom. March 2. W. P. Roper, late of Londos, sari of the Cape of Good Hope, merchael, at clevco, at the Gout 0113semstist. stoners of Bankrupts, BasieglieN.steett, Leedom March 2. J. Need's, of Bach-lase ' Middlesex, coel-merelmat, at twelve, at the Court of Colisiliisamiers of Bankrupts, Besinghali-street, Lo•doo. March 2. J. Johmtos, of Qnsea.etreel,Chespaiele. Leader, painter, at twelve, at the Court of Cennnisslonses of Bapkrupts, Bastrighall-street. April 2. J. Lewis, of Three Kings-court, Lombard-strew, London, wine.mmelreed, at incite, et the Caret of Cosa. seissiouers of I.inkrtipts Bastaghall.street: March 2. M. Sedgwick, of Loudon, waretioneentaa, at ten, at the Court of Coolollesioners of Bankrupts, Basisghall. street. March 2. E. Read and T. Baker, of Great Ritteell-etreet, Bloomsbury, Middleton, linen-drapers, at twelve, at the Court Curansissitmem of Haukrupts, Basiaghall-street, Loados. March!. S. Crime err d H. S. Crane. of Stretford, FAWN. wier chains, at twelve, at the Court of ClatlialiVel•Defl of Bank. rums. Basiogbell-street, London. March 2. P. Stailmot and G. bliakespear, or Pall.tuall, Mid. direr:, blacking-tusutifecturers, at eleven, at the Court of Comotasionrre of Bankrupt., Bestogblll.etreet, Leaden. March 2. J. W. A. Sangge sad J. Walley, of Llearbstreet, Loudon, merchaate, at twelve, at the Covet ef Commis. siouers of Bankrupts, Bmisighail.atreet. February 23. W. Johnvout ' of Hrybridge. Emex, salt-snana. facture, et one, at the Court of Commimiusers of Bank rupt; Basinghell.street, Loudon. March 2. P. Barker, late of Desatitreet,Soothwark,Aurrey, etershent, at tea, at the Court of Commlasiosiers of Bankrupts, Basiughell.street, London. March 8. T. R. Alpert, of Birmitighom. leather-dresser, at ten, at the Coati of Coamianurera of Bankrupts, Ragtag ball.street, London. March 4. V. (kicky, of Tervington, Norfolk, general shop. keeper, at four, at the Bell IMO. Norwich. March 6. A. Archer, of Great Chapel-street, •Snhn, Middle. sex, baker, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghell-e trees, Loudon. March 4. G. Wilsow, of Liverpool, Ituen.dreper, at one, at the George lou, Liverpool. March 4. B. Hewitt, K. Bowman, and J. E. Bowen., sow or late Of NOW Wiell;Cbester, banker , at closet), at the Lamb Inn, Nantwich. March 2. C. Ellis, of Birmingham, plater, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. March 2. G. Fry, of Toohridge-Wella, Kent, lime-b , at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Baukrupts, Basing ball-aireet, Lowden. • CERTIFICATES--M•scs S. H. Bruit, of Rayleigh, EM:, SUrCeoll —T. Margetts, of Old Woodstock, Oaftwd, Witsch, sew. of Hawklturst Kcal, fartuer.—Q. Gale, late of Newgate muket, Combo, huteher.—S. Smith, late of Stayley, Chester, cotton-spinner.—.l. Donaldson, of Friday-street, London, wholesale limo draper.—W. Parsons, of *malty, Salop, iron-simeterm-F.• FlOkr, juttibr late of Liri cestcr-equare, Middleman surgeon.—J. Moody, jue. of Egham, Surrey, cuseh-master.-4. L. Garrick, of Mitcham, Storey, inerchaul.—M., A. llobioann, of Red Lion-street, Holborn, Middlesex, tea-dealer —W. Beale, of Newbury, Berks. llather•dreler.-a-Co Christie, of ClClDCUell•laelt, LAO. duo, susumace-broker. . • CORSICAN STAGS—We understand that the two Corsicad stags lately p ird by Lord Maynard to Mr. Robert Hammond, have, during the course of the last tea days,af forded to the Weitacre Hunt two of the most severe ruin experienced during this or the last season. The Ant was turned off at Rough's, net Monday, the 28th of J y, before a must numerous held of sportsmen, sod after cross ing a very emeosive line of beautiful country, was run Into on the beach at Snettishini, after a vet y chase of nearly three hours, from the effects of which two horses died. The other was turned out at East Bradenbas, on Munday.last, mad from the gallant shlfin which he started, the assemblage of sportsmen were induced to anticipate a brilliant day; sue were they disappointed iu their expactattuos, for the stag taking an eastern direction throe's!. a ilecy and woodland country, afforded the true lovers of the chute an opportunity of *eclair mime of the Anent Ails awl needy hunting ever dis played by say houuds is this county sod after rimming by ■ circuitous route ttuough lhi.teett portal's, was at last pulled down at Hosologluse, after a tremendous run of two boors and a half. Fens the v.•ry toe ►port whirls ibis de scription of des lute afforded at various times this lemon, it ' is evident they are very superior to the red deer of this cavalry, for the diversion of awl% from their capability eudure extreme fatigue sad take t►e meat ektikerdiamY , leaps,—(NerfoLl Chronicle.) .~.]w~= rte WRI). 00M--NoteDAT, rusuallit li. t• I ..L ileonit et to 1 snot Aquillu• 9 to 1 apt Malebo*, 13 to 1 opt Pi011(f 14 to I *got Lasdooopt 15 to 1 art Assail* 1? to 1 .it Iltaisford. OAKS. 4 to 1 age Parasol $1 to 1 ages Reserve 7 to 1 Dow Cat I 7k to 1 opt Ilonts. IT. LIMES. 9 to 1 apt Marion I 10 to 1 apt Ajax to 1 apt Straps, I 1 5 to 1 apt sat attar. COURSING. ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING. Mt? DAT—tisatuat b. The Cupa. Mr. E. Crisp' bl. b. Eliza beat Mr. Drive.*lra lib. Eagle. Mr. Capra blk. & tr. J tiggler beat Mr. J. Loug's bl. d. Luther. Mr. Pettates blk. Pharaoh beat Mr. S. Heatbeote's Mk. sad w. ameab. Mr. Day/report's yel. Dewdrop beat Lord Cravea's yel. Gateldly. Dr. kleyriek's brio. Margery beat Mr. Palates Al Plover. Mr. Drowoe'a bL sad a. Boxer beat Ur. Goodiake'a blk. Goaded& Mr. iriseslt's sad w. Banker beat Mr. Browoe's brie. Beverley. Mr. C. Luag's blk. b. Louisa beat Mr. Cripps' Wk. b. Congo. Sweepstakes—First Chu. Mr. Browns's Wk. ►. Bad beat Dr. Megrirlis blk. and w. Mani. Mr. Davenport's blk. and w. Dorset beat Mr. &Wean blk. b. Wilful. Mr. Heatheote's blk. and w. Hobgoblin beat Mr.C. Loses blk. Ludo irk. Mr. bik. Javelin best Mr. Crippie bl. b. Coati. M►. J. Lorg's blk. sled w. Liruwaaut best Mr. Pet tatt's IM Prier. Mr. E. Crippe' blk. Eleeeer best Mr. Goodlake's blk. Owe debar. Matches. Mr. Geedlakes blk. Grayling beat Mr. Capers bi. Jilt. Mr. E. Gipps' blk. Ebony beat Mr. J. Long's M. lAstlng. Mr.C. Loss's blk. b. Linnet beat Mr. ewers Wk. and w.Jett. Mr.C. Long's blk. and w. Lisette sad Mr. Geedtake's fawn (iallool—sadreldeu. Mr. ariseall's bik. Ba‘bfil, best Mr. Healbcole's w. Hausah. Mr. Gipps' kr. Crazy,beot Mr. Heatheuie's blk. pad.. Harpy. Mr. Deveopert's bik. Dttormat beat Mr. Pettatt's blk. Pbarbe. Mr. Capers bl. Iris beat Mr. Guotilake's blk. Gipsy. SICOND DAY. Cap. Mr. Pellet.** Pharaoh beat Dr. Meyrick's Margery. Mr. Daviroport's Dewdrop beat Mr. Capers Juggler. Mr. C. Loses Louisa beat Mr. Briscalre Banker. Mr. E. Crory's' EMI beat Mr. &Virile' Boxer. Sweepotakes.—First Class. Mr. BIODOe'S Bad and Mr. Heatheote's Hobgoblin roe a aadecided course which was afterwards decided by • toss. Mr. Davesport's dottrel beat Mr. Capers Javelin. - - Sweepstakes.—Second C 1..., Mr. E. Cripps' Eleanor, beat Mr. J. Losg's Lieutenant, sod woo the Stake*. Matches. Mr. Davenport's w. Desperate and Mr. Cripps' w. Ciaretacr undecided. Mr. Losig's yet. Lovely, and Mr. Cripps' Wk. Cinderella—. starlreided. Mr. C. loses bl. Lasesris beat Mr. E. Cripps' blk. Elegant. Mr. Deedlake's G(81144,5114 Mr. Capers br. and w. Juniper --woderided. Mr. Davenport's bib. and w. Darner beat Mr. Cripps' pet. Coons. Mr. Pettait's bib. Puzzle bent Mr. Davenport's bt. Deioty. Mr. Browne 's blk. Briton beat Mr. C. Long's Lobski. Mt. Brown's blk. Brows and Mr. J. Long's bib. Lounges.— undecided. TRlllte DU. The Caps. Mr. E. Cripps' Eliza beat Mr. Long's Loui•a. Mr. Davenport's Dewdrop beat Mr. Penult's Pharaoh. Deciding Coarse for First Class of Swerrtakes. Mr. Devesport's Dorset beat Mr. Browne's Bud. New Swerpstakes.—First Tie. M►. C Long's Lydia beat Mr. Davenport's Damsel. Mr. Cripps' Comet beat Mr. Goodlake's Gondola. Matches. Mr. Pettatt's Peter beat Mr. Brimslrs Bugle. Mr. Crippe Cinderells bent Mr. J. Long's Lovely. Mr. Browne's Beverley beat Mr. Capers Jayeha. Mr. Peltatt's Ptiabe beat Mr. C. Long's blk. Lyre. Mr. Goodlake's Galliot beat Mr. C. Long's Lisetie. Mr. E Crippa' Ebony beat Mr. .1. Lung's bib. Lebec Ms. Ca pre brin. and w. Jubilee beat Mr. Davenport's Dancer. Mr. Davenport's Dumont beat Mr. Cripps' Congo. Mr. Capers IrM and Dr. Meyrick's blk. Magic—undecided. Mr. Crlpps' red Clytus best Mr. Davenport's bl. Dormouse. Mr. Goodlaka's Grayling beat Mr. Pettatt's Puzzle. Mr. C. Long's blk. Lavinia beat Mr. Crpel's Jest. Mr. Goodlake's wh. Gaylass beat Mr. E. Gipps' blk. Eng. grant. FRIDAY. Deciding Course for the First and Second Cops. Mr. Davenport's Dewdrop beat Mr. E. Cripps' Elias, sod won the Ist cup.—Elisa td. Deciding Course for the Sweepstakes. Mr. Cripps' Comet best Mr. C. L,ong's Lydia, and won the Stakes. Matches. Mr. Darenttort's bl. Diana beat Mr. Goodiske's Gayle's. The weather was so extremely stormy that the usual Ilse spurt was mot sheers. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.. PoRTSNOUTII, 1111811114,1 T 10. Arrived yesterday the Fly, Brown, from tephatooia. the Anse, Williams, for Rotterdam. • • • PLTIIOtIT/11, IMllltlaltlr 9. % Arrived the Harriet, Cuming, from Si. Michael's; Mar. ware', Bulawt, front Hiers; Delight, Gray, from Seville for London; and Perseverance , Brown, from the coast of Africa fur Lastige z the latter has been out eleven weeks, lost ber boats, gaff, bulwarks, water-casks, and mainsail, Podia very leaky. VALUOUTII, VIIIRVART 9. Arrived yesterday the Albino, Butcher, from Yarmouth fir Naptes; Fortitude, Butcher, from London for Barba. does; Blais, Blues, front London for Rio Janeiro, with loss of bulwarks and starscbeons; and Magdalen, Amey, from Gibraltar. Arrived to-day the John, Squires, from Lisbon ; Eliza. eirth, Soper, from Malts; Pomona, Wilkie, from London for Pars; Nanry, Thompson, from London for Madras, with lota of bolwarks, sails, rigging, host, I've stock, ire. hating been stench by two heavy seas on 516 instant ; sail the Mes senger, from Tarragona. A transport, Nu. 42, is now going up the roads. A heavy sea is riming, bat num" of the ships appear to drive. NOLL. WIRILVAIT 10. The Jame', Bell, from Shields to Margate, has bees put is here leaky, having beta us the Trinity sear t►e Spores. DEAL, FEBRUARY 10. The Macclesfield, for Van Diemen's Land, broke another somber yesterday. and has been again supplied. Came down from the River and remain the illarmares, Gibson, for Hosduras; Princess Charlotte, Lamb, for lAms; Dweroe, 1111 son, fur Vas Diemes's Land; Nereid, Toting, for Sierra Leone; Amy, Bloomfield, fur Genes; and Betsey, Duncan, for New York. The wind being easterly, emend of the eastward ►oned got away, but it breams sake sad they bare elate pet back. . •,..., Cli CTRL l' V. Kryttoor (Int Or MORT) ; FEERCART g Ittii.t; has Immo held M the Guildhall, before ThOltllS Os the body of Valeotifte Gray, a pour toot.. child, tea of age, •opreolieed to flue Gaeta. a riumney-stree r ut 11 ; town, appeared in evittroce, had beta its subje ct the moat cruel treatment that it was possible for depri,•4 hislesu nature to eliereise to a Gllue-ertatute. Satchel, examined the child's brad, and tumid, y i; motley the scalp, a wound which rause.' as inflations:in, the brain, which was the cause of his death ; but tnns W ow wee gioeu was not proved iti et tileuee. The dins Ward a verdict of—" Nandattgkler aguittif Davis and , wife' The public feeling is sa much excited by the t%r: that a sabeeription of Id. each bat been made to evert s or . ammust to rummentorate the eireumstauce. Upsaids 1000 permsa bare already subscribed. M.4l(KeTs. M unday's pm. ....1 CORN EXCHANGE, NIonDAY. FIIIRCIAT it, We bad a fair supply of {Cheat from Kent ■od Essex It's f l : :l t ._ co■.t ; 1 fen flitil of 0 6 11: l e N g g e , a b li u t t y n f o ro a u rriv Es alLfr o m bi t a b i e ne S d e but there was no demand for the inferior ssinples, al . ,„. clime of Is. per quarter. Prime osialtiug Barley sold at toe prices of ibis day se'nuight, boot the ordinary dcwripi itms are fall 10, per quarter cheaper, and exceedingly dull sal e at tent abasement. Beans and 0415 sold on full as g u y,' t em ,. or fast Monday, the supply of each being email. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, sent &Easel 34s 58s Suffolk.... 34. 66. 40. 58s Foreign --s —. I Rye tris Barley l7. las Kelt 504 56. While Pease 26s *B. Boilers . .30. 32. IMPORTATION! English Whew, 7,554; E Oses. 5,673; Bows, *,100; 380.—English Flour, 11,817 es Grey Pease 221 1 0. Small Beau „Ito V:. Tick MU* 2 , • Oat., Potato.. 23, 2C• Poland Oais Feed 0at.... Flour. pat oak 3;. Rap* Seed, pea last 3Ol 344 rS LAST Welk. larley, 3,630; Matt, 1 M" : Pease, I,l3l.—lnia 1111,1, GUILDFORD, Fasavamv 9. Wheat, per load Oats, per quarter O/ 14a to 1/ So Rye, per quarter Barley, per quarter Beams, per quarter ll sit to 11 lur Grey Pease, per guiltier l/ 4s to 11 Ss SMITHFIELD MARKET, Monitor, Friel:AZT 11. The market was well supplied this morning with ever ! 0, otriptioa of cattle, and the /rations sales were heavy shot week's priers, owing to the great somber at market. No O. terstioo in the prices of Hay, Straw, and Clover. The fci. owiog is a correct statesarat of numbers and prices:— To sink the offal per stone of Sib. Daef....4s. 13.1. to 4s. 0.1 Head of Cattle this day• etattoa..4s. 6J. to 4s. 06. Beasts . ?,ill 1fea1....34. Od. to be. Od. /*seep .......11-.1 Fork ....es. 0.1 to ss. 06. Halves I.Aaoh...es. OA. to Os. 0.1. Pies HAY-MARKET. Hay 3l. 10s. to H. 4.. Corer..... 4l. Os. to 4/. 15s. Straw ll. es. to 11. 164. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Career.) Beef .... Se Od to 3. di I Veal 3s 04 to 51 41 Hattioa.. Ils 4d to 3. 4d Purk ts 4d to 41 4d PRICES OF BAY AND STRAW . R. JAM Rell. ARITRCI!4P►I. . Hay 3i Os 0 , 1 to 41 41 , NI Rey .... 31 10 , 0.1 to 4 1 0.C.1 Straw 1! Is 0 , 1 to I/ 19. 04 clower..4l Os Otl to 41 15: t 1 Clover 3/109 Od to 41 Os 0.1 I Straw , I/ O. 0d 10 1118 s 0! PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. New rooters. NWW Coot 16s to 51 06 Keel .... 11 ler to VI% Sre: ..21 10. to 31 10. Stesoes 2/ 4g to 3? 35 E0rtx....21 Ilk to 41 104 Essex .... 21 141 to 41 41 Panama, iott, V. to 101.106.—Sn:olds, 41. 101. to it 75. PRICE OF POTATOES, from Fos. 4, la Fro. Quebec Shane and °aerobics, from 401 to 60s p.:: Champions from Main Quebrca and Shows, from Manic Cltanapious, from Ws to nSs. ReJ Potatoes, from Tockshire Kicker', at.... . Scotch Potatoes, from PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stair of gib Pries by Tallow (ge stated by the Tail's Aleiters)ta. 1114. PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, he. per IWO,. Town Tallow 53s Od --4, 04 Yellow Soap MN Yellow Russia 58. 0,1 —s Od Mottled .Ms White ditto...sos Od —s Od Card ...........Na 4 Soap ditto.... 47. 04 —s 04 I Graves Melting Stair 40s Ott —a Od Good Dregs Ditto rooth—tils Od —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, Fro. Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pelee of Candles, per dozen,gs 6d—Moolds,lll OA. 6d. per doses allowed for ready no Ise!. RAW HIDES. Rest Heifen & Stern e pert. Ordiaasy.. to Od to to id 2. 10d to S. oa Market Calf.. rack 101 ad Middlings Ila bd to to lid Eng. Hone O. 04 to 0. 04 PRICE OF LEATHER. Batts, 50 to SS lbs. earl 11.1 to 211 per lb. Ditto, 58 to 86Ibs. each PM to `244 Dressing Hides Fine Coach Hides ...... . lll,l to 194 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. for vatting 174.1 to 12}4 Ditto 45 to SHIM Calf Skins 30 to 40Iba ........ . . .... 1 1 114 to 274 Ditto 50 to 7011sa i..284 to 344 Ditto 70 to soilso .......4..viled to 284 Small Seals (Greenland).. ..18J to 204 Large ditto ..... ...... ..... ...... 154 to 18.1 Tanned horse Hides l6l to 1844 Spaaisli Horse Hides lB4 to 224 COAL MARNA', ficsAuLAY IL Ships ■t Markel. Ships Suld. Price. 461 Newesstle 2 41 l3. 041, 14 41•. 0 1 411 Sue&deed ?I 330. 0.1. to 43.. MARRIAGE. On Friday, the Bth inst. at For mother's holm, is Ham street, Dublin, by special license, John Robert Leigh. E.q, eldest sun of Francis Leigh, Essi. M.P., of Roamerland. county %Yearned, and Merrian.sanate, Dublin, to Dorotio• Anse, youngest daughter of the tale Edward Fitzgeral d . of Carrigorau, county Clam, and KUllhega Homo, meaty Kildare, Esq. DEATH. January 43, at Wells, Elias Pearce, Eau. area 95 ' 6991 30 year. ago this geutlemsu kept a pack af barrier., and eonstaolly hinted with them himself oil foot. It is soh , witlito the last two or three years that lie has diseostimsel walking to Siteptno.Mallet, a distance of Ave utiles. every Sunday, to Divine Worship, betas by Ve professios • Roman Catholic. -- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE Till% DAY. Muri.usig 40 after S. I heeuteg 59 after 5. - . • rioted soil Pobl'obed It THE BRITISH PRK ati/ THE GLOBE Odire, No. It?, StrsoJ, by 0. 000 t. WALL, of t►e &toot _ _ _ ; V.:71 . • = IR •M T 411 Ili 11 me id eel CL I. • I. Vie kb lwal CO *ad and at I Prvi ill I Cap hie Let teal 500 she 11,6 18,9 os Ong elm