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the mere ventoval of one of the Postmastiri- General, and that the business should proceed according to the present system, sobjett to the control of only one Master instead of two. It will be recollected that when the House of Commons resolved to strike off two of the Junior Lords of the Admiralty, the Ministers angered that the ' venire, instead of proving economical, would, in sleet, increase the public espenditure. We can. not doubt the power of the Ministers to verify their own prophecies in this particular, but we cannot believe that, io a spirit of displeasure at the success of the country party, they would ever stoop to the exercise of such a power. The same remarks will pplr equally to the case of the abolition of the r!uphcste office of Pwtwaster•General. It is possible, however, that alterations may be inju diciously made in the existing system, which, with reference to economy, would produce a very in jurious result ; and it will become the wisdom of Parliament to prevent every project which may seem to have such a tendency. An intention, we believe, prevails among the Ministers of forming a Board for the supervision of the affoirs of the Post-office. This Board will probably consist of four o► • Ave *embers, and as pretences will un doubtedly be foetid at various times to increase the salaries of these Commissioners, the country will erenisally End itself saddled with four or five in gest, of two Puatmasters-General. The labours . of the office are not so very heavy as to require the utestion of more than one person. The whole of the duty is, in point of fact, performed by Mr. FRILLING ; he is virtually the Postmaster-General, sad in the enjoyment of his power he exercises in some instances a most extensive discretionary au thority. This Gentleman can discharge the labours of his office without the auisialice of u Board; it may therefore be hoped that those of the nominal Postmaster will not be found too burdensome for the shoslders of the noble possessor of that office. The further consideration of the Report of the Agricultural Committee, which had stood for last night in the Commons, was fixed for Monday, with so undeistanding Shot it is thou to be brought on prremptorily. Tbe scheme for farming out the annuities. pen aions, and half.pay, was made the subject of some further discussion, hut the conditions of the pro. posed contract were not stated to the House, as the bargain is not yet completed. Mr. Hume pm. posed, es an Amendment to the Retaliations of the CIANCILLLOIL of the Eitchaquei. that the cod. tract should be made by the Treasury, not with private individuals or companies. but with the Commisai . imers for liquidetiog the natiousl debt. The expediency of such an arrangement is involved to the circumstance. that whatever the public might Mee by the contract it would pia is the es• tioeti oo o f debt ; hut the proposition was op. posed by the Ministers and rejected by the House.: The numbers on the division were—for the amend ment 66—agaiust it 135—majority 79. The ori ginal Resolutions were then carried. Upon the feasibility orate plan no doubt can be reasonably entertained, but it seems no less certain thst eventually the public will lose largely by the proceeding. The Ministers must here satisfied themselves of the probable terms upon which the contract is likely to be made, before they ventured to submit the scheme to the attention of Perlis meot. We may therefore conclude that the adop. tuna of the plan will set free about two millions a ear, to be taken from the present amount of the tom. it was suggested in the course of the de bate last night that the salt and leather tuxes, with a porticos of the window tax, will probably be se. lected by Parliament ea those from which it would be most mineable to relieve the country. Mr. CAWIIIII4 brought in the Bill list night, u prepared 'by the Committee, for repealing such ports of the disabling statute of Cutatas ff. as prevent Roman Catholic Peers from sitting and voting in the House of Lord.. The Rill was read first time, and the orcohrl reading was fixed for nest Friday, the 10th of Miy. The Par's/ Nen to the let inotant hart arrived. Tlnir couteots are destitate of iutcrest. We have received the Dublin Papers of Wed l'elday last. On Friday • Special Seaton was ?it'd in Cashel, for the porpwe of considering the elide of the berody of Kilnemamigh. After lung lilliellllololl tile motion for preaenting • me morial to the LORD Untrue tic to procl a im In c barony, was copied by a majority of 12 to 8— the remaining part of the 28 Magistrates who attended not voting. The Special Sessions for the county of Cork commenced ita sittings at Mallow. 011 Monday ire'untaht, bat op to Friday last only titre conviction took place. Mr. CALCRAITT and Mr. J. H. CA LCHAIPT were presented intim/ with Lord NONNI•NIT by alarm ing Mime in their family. Sir JOHN AVIARY, B4rL we. prevented voting with Lord JOHN ItUSIIILL oo Reform from illness. It is rumoured that the salt tea will he •taadoncd by Ministers. should the measure of commuting the half -pay allowances and pemiona smogegi. TiH FONDS. —The market yesterday was steady. CoYsols were 79i for money. and 79ii for the ; Redocrit 7skt ; Navy 5 per Cents. INK; 4 per Ceuta. $414 ; Long Annuities 191 13-16. Foreign Stocks were ilso noun the glrM : ',popish b3f es. div.; Dsaish 86 ; Promise 11111 nspa "in 6 81 6 9; Columbia. SS. • ,t• • .-t,g 4,inicH '..(4,1 eOla w ..--.5.:-. ek, et e . ) "k ROYAL AL'A DENY. --...- Yesterday the principal patrons of the Arts sad fries& sir the Director" were admitted to a view of the Paistiags pre. sided for the ensuing Exhibition ■t Somerset House. The number of pieces sent is has been treater them la any p►e ceding year, and the labour of the flanging Committee ham been great is the same proportion. Many works, we under. stand, were returned, not so much on account of wait of merit as went of room. FASHIONARLS NOvEreNrs. The Marquis of Lansdoorn arrived yesterday at Laos. down Hoare, Berkeley square, from Parse. Her Ladyship arrived on Tbuisday from her rest, Boomed Park, Wiles. The Hon. Henry Fox left Holland House yesterday for Oxford. Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. left town yesterday for Wastage, Berks. The Hon. Thomas Grenville left lowa yesterday for Drop. soo n Lod s r , Burks. The Rev. Dr. Borten his arrived in town from Oxford. Arrivals 111 Blake's Hotel, Jerasyn•atreet :—Sie George stall piy,Crewe from their seat is Derbyshire ; Mr. and Mr a. Col•asib• from Ireland; James Clsykill, Esq. from Sessesel; and James Bruer, Esq. irons a tour. Mr. and Mrs. Briley have arrived at Hodpoes Hotel, Dovev-mrees, from Salishary.__ _ Armsla at t►e Clareiattai Hata, Bond-rtreet :—Mr. and Mrs. Derain sad family, yesterday, frau Manchester; and JOG Denim, Esq. M.P. from Newmarket. PASHIONADLR PARTIES. Princess &larks:, gave a splendid rout yesterday even ing at Ckandos House, Covesidisla-aqoare, obicii was very elegantly attended. Tim Duke of Devonshire entertained a select party of dis tillation yesterday at 1) vonaloire House. The Marquis of atolmosideley has Issued cards of tioa far a 'tread eatertaionaeot us tin 14th animist at his boost. is Piccadilly. The Earl of Wraimorland will entertai• • distinguished party on IM 9th instant at his hues* in Osusvetior.squase. The Earl of Aberdeen entertained a distinguished party yesterday at his house in ArgylLstrret. The Earle Harrowlsyroteriansed the Ambassador of the Netherlands and • distitignished party ea Thursday at his beers ill Csiontria Liewrii .dl have her weal fashietiable party les 'narrow evinsion, at her hones is Harley-street. Laity Tees Stewart has isswed cards of invitation for her Mat rout es the 19th instast, et her house in St. Josue& suasive. Sir Gore owl Lady Ousley have Issued cards of invited's. for a party ea the ISt\ Ismaili at their Muss. in Bralets sheett Sigelle7 4 9 o ara . Greets& Sees seeertaised a sekst party yesterday at his been is ltettleet place. The /mai Ambassador has Waned cards of limitation Ilstr as depot eiseetanentsit on the 10th lost. at his reels dime is Poetised-place. Ilks.lblake hen hatted cards of invitation for a quadrille hell se Abe 17th test. at her hoes* I. Pertised•plees. THE DUKE OF DRVoysifIRES sidorra.. GRaND CONCERT. The Dube of Demmehire rave Ida sgeolid graedlemerso mm thiseriwy ~ohm at Dever/44m Hew. lie 'WM Mated apartment, elever lie •amber, we►e these, sped, which were illuminated with the same bedtime'? as at lba Arai tuirmert. The company prevent exceeded 750 pebble, of the Las diatinetirm and fashion. Anomie whom were— Pelmets Larrlaria sad Cortitelli, Prince's' &redoes!, lhe Daiwa of Welliosloo, Portland, Somerset, sod Newcastle. Heehaws of Wel/Saloon. Richmond, Marlborowirk sod Porte/ad, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Marquis.. of Tavistock, Graham, and Camden, Merehionemn of Salialewry, Tsvistock, Bath, Stafford, Waterford, and Cam den, Count Ladolf, Corsi sod Cousiem Maaster, Countess Lite'', the Earl and CQUltitlll of De. by, the Earl arwl Countess of Sefton and she ladies Molyiseenc, the Coontem of Harrow/by and Lady Mary Ryder , the Earl mod Ovuolese of Cloamel, Lord and Lady Grantham, Lord Lysellock, the Archbishop of York, Earl of Bret-knock, Lady Hama. atom, Lurd and Lady G. H. Cavebdiah, Lord sad Lady Plea• mashy, the Earl and Countess of Darnley sad Lady Blith e the Ladies Thynne, Earl of Clanwilliam, Sir Henry mi.! Lady G. Wellesley, Viscount cad Yiscurnitese Clubhouse, the Earl mad Counters of Morley, Earl of Wesionorlaud and Lady G. Fame, Visconut sad Visemnitels Granville, Lord and Lady Marpeth, Mr. cud Mrs. Ellice, be. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. Plume, of soy t. cm pi unporal... distress of the 1i pesisatry to dm outice of the public, that Revers, Dlgnitsries of the Church, Metal/ere of Parlia ment, &nitres, Merchants, and other distisiguishod eharac. rs of tbi. great metropolis, have voluntarily come forward to offer their paironsee and support to so benevuleat so mi. dertakine, and a ismaind, in consequence, is to be held at lb. City of Loudw T , on Tuesday wry, at one o'clock, when it is hoped that the liberality of a British public will wheel the *aired,' of the cam. May 3, Ili FRAS. FORTUNE. Slll-11 is highly gratifyinit to ioy feelings Mit i• roe - *et to- !lovable 41seat pi to ioiroduce the 'Delta Irish - Aay communications on the subject will be thankfully received at Nu. 29, Lombard street; or at the Gammatire, City of Lundell Tavern. Yesterday the Earl of Lavaitroot. hod an su dieuce of Abe Klan. Yesterday p hi. M&itaTY rec e ived visits from the Duke of Yeax, the Duchess of GLoucerexa, and the Princess SOPHIA. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCEITIR. the Princess Soma, and the Princess SOPHIA MA TIED*, honomed the exhibition at Somerset House with their presence yesterday at twelve o'clock, previous to its being opened to the public. Mir Royal Highnesses were received by Sir Thom Ail LAWRINCS, the President of the Royal Academy, an d th e other officers. who conducted the Roial party through the different room. , which continued the exhibitions for the present season. The Edinburgh Theatre has had • moat succeas- N 1 oriso n, and tl.e Manager, pursuing • spirit of liber a lity, is iiirengthening his company with all the aid of talent and novelty. A number of letters have bun received in town, saved from the wreck of the American ship Albion. We have authority to state, that Mr. C Ramona, one of the sons of Sr Joan Curry/one, was not on board the (:oofinnee at the tune of her melan choly louts—/kvening Piper.) During a thunder storm on Tuesday, the 231 alt. a loge tree in the Earl of CARTIFOIST'II park at Elton, was• struck try lightning, and a sheep which was lying at the feet of it was tied by the slectic Laid, • ".!; thrEiLtasNei. COULI OF KING'S BENCH. Wurstiouta, FRIDAY, Mat 3. Till MIL; b. lITCWA RT. This won au action to recover penalties naile r the ststiste from the Defendant, for corrupting the Electors of the Ht rough of Cainelford. in order In induce them to return him u their Membe► to, the House of Commons. The cause wits tried befiire the Lord Chiaf.lmitice at Westminster, when the Jury found a verdict for the Defendant. 111 r. Charles Pitt. the Prosecstor, now appeared on the floor of the Court, and MOTr4I for a rule to thew cause why there shoold not ben new trial. The COURT decided against the applicatton. no grouad a being laid on which the Court could be ju stified in putting the Defendant to the 'operatic of auswerog the rule if granted. liiintwrost a. lITOWC. This was an action of trespass, tried at the last Maidstone Anises, when the Jury returned a special verdict, subject to the opinion -of the Court. The Plaintiff was Captain of the Lord Drams, a packet employed by the Postertasier-Geurril iu conveying the murk between Dover and Calais; the Defendant war Collector of the Customs at Dover; and the trespass cainplained of was r seizure made by him of a telescope s in corisequeJce of the Plaintiff' having refurod to pay a deanind of 3J. per ton for harbour duty. Mr. HOLLAND, for the Plaintiff, contended. that the vesiiel was iii the ►ervice of Iris Majesty, and therefore exempt from the duly in question, under the sth section of the Act of 37th George 111. Mr. CArrry contended that the duty was pay able by the weasel io question, as she was only par tially employed by the Post-office. The COURT. referring to the words of the Act of Parliament, had no doubt the vessel was ex empt from payiog the duty.—Judgment fur the CONSISTORY COURT, MST 3. TH3 MAID/Glll N. THE MARCNIONSTAI OF DONEGAL. The Court having ou a former day over-ruled the protest of Mr. Chicheste► to this Court's juris diction— Dr. SWAIM' now stated. that Mr. Chichester appeared and chimed his right to oppose the ad. mission of an allegation which, on a former occa sion, was admitted by Lnrd Stowell, when that Learned Judge had, in like minter, over-ruled the protest. Drs. PHILLINOIIII and ADAMS, as Counsel for ll,d and Lady Donegal. contended, that, as this 'lion had been distinctly admitted by Lo►d Stowell. it was not competent for Mr. Chichester to oppose the rdmission. which he hod not opposed in the first instance, mid after it had actually hero admitted, which would be in effect be attempting to rescind a deliberate uct of the Court, which Mold only he done by sit appeal to the Court of Arches. It was contended, that the object of Mr. Chichester, in the present application, was to gaits delay, with a view to frustrate the object of the part int. Drs. LUSHINGTON and Donors contended, with Dr. SWARET, that Mr. Chichester had an shooter, right to oppose the Omission-of this elicitation. of which they hurl no previous notice ; and at was im possible, on the grounds they then stood (its pro testing against the jariediction), that Mr. Chi ehester should oppose, where he denied being a party to the suit ; and consequently, until made party involuntarily, by the Court having overruled his protest, did lie in at.ywise■ppear but as protesting against the legality of the proceeding in making him a party. Ile was not insde it party to the cause until the Court had over-ruled his protest, when, by the citation' served upon him, he was bound to appear, and so far his present appearance was not voluntary, got computsinory ; and being now made a party to a suit of nullity of marriage, which, upon the face of it, was a collusive suit, not fur the dis solution, but confirmation of that marriage, the Learned Counsel contended; that by the Court having over-ruled his protest. he was entitled to every privilege that lie would hove enjoyed had he appeared absolutely in the first instance to oppose the suit, as a party interested in the result. and the avowed object of citing him to see proceedings was for the express purpose of eiybling him to protect his interests in the question. In consequence of the admission of this alleg,itinit, witnesses had been ex amined upon it de Gene ease. Was it not cumpet.nt fur Mr. Chichester to oppose ■n allegation which might turn out to•be supported by perjury ? Was he to have no opportunity of cross.examiiiing witnesses, and shaping counter•questions, by way of interroga tories? But the Martinis and Marchioness. colluding fur the purpose of establishing an illegal marriage. wore thus to give in their pleas. supported by testi mony of their own, without the possibility on the part of Mr. Chichester to detect the fallacy of such pro. ceedings. If, in the first instance, he was cited ex pressly on purpose to oppose, and the Court hits denied him the right of seorting to such opp►osi aitioo, their the suit was dot only collusive in its object. but collusive in the course of proceeding. The Court. by denying Mr. - Chichester's right to oppose this ollevaiton, wot►ld overturn the esnthhilt ed rules of practice, and defeat the ends of substau. tial justice. Sir C. Roataxon observed. this question came before the Court under verypeenliar circumstances. both as to the questions it involved and the manner in which it was brought forward. This Court, how ever it differed its sentiment from that of Lord Stowell, the Judge would not attempt to rescind an allegation which he had admitted, except in a case of extreme necessity. If any irregularity had arisen, it was competent to curry the matter before the Court of Appeal. This Court would lake care. however, that Mr. Chichester; who had important • interests to protect, was not prejudiced by the course of proceeding ; he standing before the Court in the character of an intervenor. If any •collusion. or suspicion of collusion appeared, he would have ■ right to he beard, and that right wanld he fully carried into effect. ' ' • The COURT, however, overruled tW objections t a k en to the a d at issiou to Lady Donegal's alle gation. • We understand that the trial of Mr. Stufiltrill • fixed fur the latter end or May. The in'th if, o pe 6 Mooed as the day.---( Adißbargh.PaPer.) .I:NSOLV' ENT DER TORS' COURT. A merchant, named Joitorm Keinrick Buschman. asks remanded yesterday by the Liaol►ent Debtors' Court, fur the space of two year►, from the date of filing his petition, for vsit hhohf ug his hooka of ac acrouot " with intent to conceal the mate of his affairs." A yowl, man. named Isnac Court, once of the firm of Tordo, Corot. and Co. in the Cll. *se ll'er• mended lor ! light months, from the filing of his 'Petition. for fraudulr o ti v contracting debt.. John Failluois, a teacher of mathrmatics, was re mantled for five months, under the 16th section. for imirroper conduct in contracting a debt with butcher. DISTRESS IRELAND. Yesterday, pummel to • public notification that a Meeting would be Lehi at No. 29, lionbard-strcet, to take into cos •i.kr•t.on she proprtet y of forming a deputation to wait spew his Majesty's Ministers, in call •general meeting, Sm. lord sieve the distressed pessisatry of Ireland, sad to adopt instant meaaores Of relief by sending over pro•irions of eatery descrip tion, soon after twelve o'clock several Gentlemea assembled in the chniiibera of Mr. Fortune, ie Lombard-street, sad after waiting setae time they were informed that • commnoicatlon had been received from Mr. T. Wilson, M.P., Mr. Baia bridge, fat. venthing this meeting would stupe•d their opera. lions fur • few days. and recommending the rallies of ia an..re 'emend meeting at the City of Loudon T aaaa o t they, with I other dlrtingnithed personages, would most certainly feel it their duty to • n rnd and deliver their opinions o■ the &object. The Gentlemen aseeimbled all cos. curved in the propriety of this measure, soul several of the company withdrew. Those that remained lostandy ex p d themselves in term, of warm approbation of t:.e con duct of the Grntleme• who first brought forward this In rollout subject. VMS ARMY. S Thal superb regiment, the 12th Royal Lancers, marched from Portobello Barracks, Dublin, me Monday morning, on their route to Sallittrobe; they are to be replaced by the Ist Dragoon Guards.—(Preemanes Joanna.) The Etth, or Kisg's Owe Rued eeeee e quartered i• this lowa fur the last two years, ceder the command of Colonel Forquharsors, marched hence em the 15th, 16th , mid 18th lastest, for Belfast, Carrieltfergur, arid Culeralo, au their way, it is 'apposed, to visit their native country (Scotland), Rom whence they have Item, absent 42 years. it is only Jodie, to say, that the cundurt of the 25th, since their ar rival herr, was highly praiseworthy and exemplary. The Royal iVelbli Postlcers replaced the IStb..-(iieftemettre Geratite.) ..1 . ,~~" liflX/iVG. A fella& battle, for a subscription parse of 101., wait !aught on Wash'idol' COllllllOO yesterday. between Dada Earley, • good fighter, and Edmonds the Hertfordshire man, whom fame bad trumpeted faith as sa eatand ail! man slayer. Earley fought against superior length asid *right, anal was seciatattssi by Harry Hull sod Paddire• James. Edmonds was picked up by (Myer and Cr. In the lint round Edmonds made the play, boo' la was met with t h e left baud in advancing, and was 110iims la a Mow. ' •Iti 2. good equal firliting, rather in f of Earley, bal he had the wont of • chg.., is which he was weaved me sea cesstally with the mist hand mad thrown. The 3J and 4th rounds were maufelly maintained; lot is the latter Edmunds was Soured by a eonvismiog hinge es. der the listaer, following the left bond, which dew. Ara 6604 plralifully. The wise (nimbi gamely for twenty usioutes, wish equal advastages, when Edmonds gave it • tuna In his favour, anal anoint his adversary by • heavy body.blow. This was its the 2001 round. 21 sad 111. Bath roved themselves to a stand.silll. When they hail d the want of wind, Earley led and woe the battle after the 42J rousal. Bulb had a skin hall of pusisbaseat. ..,', • , THE TURF. -....- BURTON WELLS RACES. ?MIN DAT —( LAW? DST). •, • • Sweeps Ink,' of 9ln each, fur horse* not carrying 1 lat. 16. Two-utile WSW ! _ _ , .. Mr. liparsombe's eh._ b. Foresaw .... Mr. Clowirb's br. us. Capella Grant's Jezebel .... Mr. Farrelra gr. b. Topsy.tervey . . 1 1 4 lle Handicap Swecpalakes of 5 p. oath, for banters.' Mr. Searf'd Bloe Rain Mr. Classics's Moyle Bob Mr. Casalibard's Crazy Hiss started, bat libt others were best a Wag way hem bpba. CURRAGH RACES —(lstst.amp ) MONDAY, •PWIL 19._ Conte Stakes 100 p. tacit, h. A.—Yeen Ti., OM Caine. Sia Kabocribm. Lord Sligo's Starch, est. 71b Mr. Prs.,dergsst's Jsuortie, f. Sat. !lb Mr. French's 0 Fye ! 9.1. beat Lord Cleantorrie's clod Yellow Post. 100 p. each. Second Clamor the Madrids 3Ogs ; 10r. ft. 0' TfroTaiilit ON COW... Si It Subweribeee. Mr Ranier 's A 001.111. Tat. Mb, lord Chinaware to's Ellett. 7st. Alb. Mr. Gore's Wild 0..1, 7at. 71b. Mr. Watt's Archduke. Elst. 111 b. A srell.cantesied rare, sad tree by balls bead. '1 Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, Sir Ralph's Post, p.p.-1106 Stillsoc , ibors. of Patirnher Hollymmouist. 8.1.41 b• a., ••- •••••••• CaWe'll's %wimp's /se. Sib. Mr. Mr. EIPSOU, let!. •—.... Wig/MOAT, MAT 22. Tbe Craves Stakes of Inds. each, fur three yvatlds, del.; fear, 9st. ; live, flat. 91b.; sic, est. 111 b.; dad aged, Dal. falb.—Tbe last mole and a quarter. TU. Geld Cop, value 100 gs. the remainder is aperie, ►y a oobotriptton of lOgs. each, with tOgs. added from the Race Feud, for three yr. olds, dot. 41b.; four Sm.; Ave, Sm. 101 b.; .is, Oat. ; and aged, est. !lb.; warp sod geld. logs allowed 31b.; sad the sinner of nue Plate or Sweep stakes is lift to ca►ry 31b. extra; of two, 61b.; and of t►ree, 7111.—Two mils.--The whiner to be sold foe 4001 s. Mr. Ladbroke sasses ck. f. by I M. Whiteside's Woaverastas W•lioa Mr. Aielsbie names bl. f. by Sir H. Lippincott eases' Don Cossack Norse Sir G. Hosibeote sass b. f. Mr. Denison same. b. e. by t y Pbastoun Phantom 1 Ur. Pewee's br. f Miriam Baron deTrisier eases cb. S. I Mr. Walker's Prosody by Phantom Mr. Fefhte's Vaaloo - asses Friar Bacon Mr. Frser's Citampigaen The Woodeitt Stakes of 30gs. emelt, 15 ft. for teo.yr.old colts, Sat. alb.; •ed Allies, 31b.-1 he last half-mile. Mr. T. LISA b... brother Mr. Coatis 's b. f. Mom to Pasystlla Mr. C. Dor's cb. e. Dalai* Mr. Mogers's br. f. by Sells Gl. Synge's f.loy Wbalebsisi 111r.p. Walker's b. f. by As too, dans by Dick `stirrer, ego Mr Psalm's b. f. bp nosiest. doe y woe, Sm. lbs ANt laik's NIP b. Q. ." sissassio. Sim soil lig pars of a Rescind of lb, DM" Siam of Sep. tub, aid Si. t. I. and a half. The eviler ak •e HOga. oat of Ha LAW— Mr. Fraser's eh. c. Metberei Mr. Ilibt's e. Mertes Lord Egrealoses b. c. • prone ti. e. by nativist b. e. Vertigo Mr. Misuses eh. e. by Woful Mr. Thoenbilt's bream, Spring Mr. W. nittfueje brother to Antonio Lred Vers'ant's eb. r, Vapour Sir W. W)un'a b. r. Lard Grosvener's e. Maditst.- 111.1' BCMIIOO • Mr. &ague& C. M )114;C • .Ur. lingers's eh. r. by tirlis b e. by M•resiait b, e. by Haunts? . b. e. by Hipitseark Lord &mite's be. e. Stoop % ford b. e. Hulbein, by Rc bess • Ler, Ssl.2lb. Ti. last mi the second Sorsa to sehir (IS Sobeeribres ) • Mr. .1. Browoe's Sr. c. by Y. Gulianea Doke of Rutland'a e. by Or ville Lel.d G. H. Cavetsdish's b. e. by Middlirthoroe ...•••••••• 'WIWI Mr. Walker's kr. c. Maguire Troll Sir J. Shedey's cb. c. by Como. -...-- Das.. b. a. by Par taws Lord Rainey e. by rnitiaan -- same eb. e. er, Soul h• Aare. Lt. s. Mr. T. Mere. c. Ms /Bee Mr. Watamo's e. by Fericlr s Lord Das litigious', e. by Huy. Levied Geo. Groineepie: Illmeellii• Mr. Liable's% be. e. by Leo. pad . Mr. Maier. el. e. Ilosyrnit Date of Graft/Ws lar. e: (dead) by Haphazard is--. l hr. c. by Yand)ke The Duke of York's c. 1,,y Junior Seymour .---- names a oh. e. Ilamp. -- c. Mines, by &rood? den -- e. by Y. Cohan*. Mr. Rush's e. by Slit* Mr. Bonvene's k. by Bleefine Lori' Suffield's h. e. by Maley Mr. Payne's c. by Cram. •• . Mr. Goddard's hr. c. by Hip- --- ch. e. (dead) by 4114 1 / 4 . hazard lend Mr. Walker's cb. o. by Jo- Mr. S. Duaeornhe's h. e. lit viper Mr. Crockfusd'e c. by 11. Mr. Turner's b. c. Morey's* hazard Mr. T. Peirse's b. e. by Leo- -... 1 "-- e• 67 Sell. pold Mr. Neek's c. by Hapkozbok Mr. Calley's Julia Mauler* ,1 The Dordsiaa Stake. of lOgs. 'orb, *Walks. lidded frog, the Feed, for three-yr olds, 7st.; four, Sm. 101 h.; a 9.t. 21 1. .; ant and aged, 9st. 31b. Mare. aid Gel d to be slowed 31b. A winner once In 1822 to carr y sutra; if twice, bib.; and if thelee, 71b. The erlooor In i be sold for /Ibop. if demanded, de,—Oor silt. . rd • Ides. /pekes of lOge.esch, with !Or. added from the Fond.—Owe mite.—Three yr olds, at.; fore, Sat. 71b.s five, 9st. 21b.; six aid aged, 90. Alb.—The WlUoef lo be sold fur lOngs.—Hiri sea that bare started four times to be allowed TM: IPR !OAT. Second aid lio Year of a Renewal of tie Oaks Stakes of 600. each, h. ft. f,, threelr tilcl fillies, Bst. illh.--Laat mile and half. —The °wrier of the second Ally to receive 100 g• oil of she Slats 5.—(42 SolMeribers) Mr. ovacau's b. or be. f. by 1 Sir Gore 040) 1, 4 8 E Geezer Orville i Mr. Colley% Um, /if Milan kr. S. Bormarea b. f. by Mu- I Lord Mow" N. Ø.V. Icy Lord Egremonea By. c Bas e s = _ Lord G. H. Coveodialea b. C. I Golsen*: 2 r. ,taisis by Boeiboo .--.. b. by Y. . . • Mr. Walker's b. f. by Awbloo I Mr. Tho ra b a ll'a 11s. .'lly*Mar. Mr. Vomultare• it. Lby "Rios Treoaorrr Mr.F•reell Maintil Mr. For th'a Mr. Waisou'a slat. to Neva b. f. by Seymour Mr. Walker's b. f. (dead) by Lord Gioassoor's C. Juliet Ashlers f. Adelaide Sir J. By. 'l f. Lady Mary Mr. Lien% C. by nannies Lewd Jersey's eili. C. by Hap. Mr. Payee% f. by Partisan"' Jersey's &wilds Doke of Grottos nausea sinter Duke of York's f. by liClaalo 7 bo Lovelier bone ---- I. f Pastille —i— f. by Hedley ............. ji g , y Wl:facie . Mayor Wilson's f. by Rubes. —•firt• I. (died) by Hey. Mr. Gnfith's f. by St. Dr bano.d , . niiago Mr. Reale. eh. f, Mr, Blegs's C. Acne Lyle Lord Sou C. by . Mr. Dodeliegtuss's ro. f. by 11114 S Mr. • b. L or. Hornbeam "Roust" 9 • ' 1 Mr. Illorgao's b. C. Ellfribetla Mr. Lemlomele de 114, Leo- I Mr. Coeckfoarl's b. f. by 3,:. lian Mr. Turater's b. f. by Pb... Load Clareodon's be. f. sister toot to Allegro Lord Stesdbroke's b. f. The I Mr. Wilhelm names f. by Cauldron Mr. Leries bi. fby Friday I The Headley Motes*, Mrs. each, legs. A: for three yrs old colts, 8.1. 7th.; sad elher i Sat. Sib. The lasi mils. The limner to be sul•I for 30Ogs. if draranded, the reeler af Ole 'wood horse bring first entiilrd i Sic. The Denbo/II Makes of lOgs. tech, with top. added, for ihrre sad four yr olds; three y.s old, Tat. 71b. ; f our , e st . 121 b. Oa* intle.—Tho simmer to be sold for 1100$r. ASCOT HEATH, 1821. , a ,• TUSSDAY, JUNG 4. .1, .1-tr per Dallas& Risks. of 300. each, 200. ft. forboommaire . ages (too yr olds excepted): two Mille and r 3 '41E 1 '7 rousse suffocation., H. R. H. the D. of York Mr. Fatqultanon • r M. I. H. the LI. uf Tusk I Mr. Watt. • Mr. lb.Cletltoo ISCOND DAT. Alborg Stakes of Wes. h. ft. for thrmyear old colts, Sot. lab ; sad Allies, bat. 31b. The winger of the 2,049 p. Makes, erby he Oaks, to cowry 51b. New ma c • The D. Of Turk's b. e. limes Mr. Wrot's cb. f. Angelica IS,. Theerbill's Pew I Lord Ezarer's Stamford • Mr. Walker's Maser's Mr. Rantsbotiuwes The Swieley Stakes isB Way. each. fur three-year &do,. • Tat 411 r. ; fors, Rd. 1/00.1,1elits ellosred 3,1). Last moo sad • half. Mr. Sadli es Pastorals. 1 (0 D. of Repaid'. eh. e. by • 'Mit "• " Octavian Ilansehotedoill'allr OA , Dartiegtoa's Adolphus dititatt4; • • •' ; ?Mob bre. • A Seterralakee of 30ot. eaCk. 21gs ft, for tattiest old colt., Mat. Sib.; sod ellirs eel. alb. The warner of a emery ., stakes to carry 111LveLtirs. Teo year Old C 0.,... *almost' suoscatneas : "" EH. the Doke of I IA V.vilens i 1 took Mr. T. Sadler The Odd Cop, value 1000. the surplus to be paid to She . liAoser in specie, a llotasertrtioll of Wes. cater for tittle- • yew olds, eel. 101 b. ; four, eel. eih„ ; g ee , set. 12th.; su sad aged, Vat. 3111. Mires allowed 31b. 'I be o•oer or the second horse 10 receive back his stake; to start at the Poet on the New Mile, cad go mire Mai o about too sautes sad a half. Tbe D. of York's Orme, IA 1 / a vulses's Ivor WI • . The D. of Tusk's b. e. N .1.41 Eseser's b. by Aestrososo . • Medley @ .Mr. Peilde's b. f. Noma LI Darliogion'e Adol=t r . 1 Mr d . bn illan: t sbotions's 4r But. L 'e Mr. Chsrltou • Hew, •*.l lO D. of Retlaadb eh. e. De bt O. H. Coverall...lF *arise ebobal t Mr. Wyattheaa's Gootaor m Wisdom Forest Stake, of bOgs. auk, h. ft. lot tbrep. year old Allies, est. 41h. The wiarer of the *AM*. Slakes, Derby ur Oaks, to earry bib. rim's. Old Wee, The D. of Turk's Electra' ID. of Rutland's hi. f. 'by Mr. West's b. f. by Marallern I isesiesslo • 1 4 1 • • Plasma ..• l. , 11111 ! 1 1 11 1, •. wive .tt0.1.,, nark MT. . TM Cad Cop of 10080.. taloa, ttos comptwo (if hal) at he paid to the winner I. specie, bpMMtry bete t eacheach lT • ; if more shoo twelve isbecri the inner a .send bent to melte tack his mike ; for brows ior II • ages(two.yr olds toceptedjr Ibraopr oldete ; •• • tsar, ; iv% 0,1 lib. i ma, 110. ( sod gaol, • Mt.; atom sad pathos, to he allowed bib. 3, tits maw Is hwoold Pits NV. if 4csosadtil " hoar Oar the roar, the 'weer et she bass Int eitide4 ht.; es, kosit, teraulkli Ade . • I.olhiprookai. 11 1 11. tie ibliqr WON% '1• /: I . • .1 I t i , _ ~~