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LAW INTELLIGEACE. VICLCHANCILLOR'S COURT. Wisratirnra, Witoistsokv, MAT 3. Ms Honour the VICE CHANCELLOR was oecu• Died the whole of the dry in firming pleas, denier• rers.end exceptions argorti, nt . nu wittiest except to the ptifilci concerned. COURT OF KING'. lIENCH. Vlsmourros, Wtoxeseav, Slav 3. THE RIVE •. PEET END °TURES. At 'woo as the enort %to Josciev BATINV Ilr•Utfrd the wailiog 01 the eride,h•r. M • i1l Cubit. 111W1I it till half-p 4.4 IWelVe v'.•lw k. Trier r+.d -:•1K was then adjounurd for a volute., thot .I : twice lihyt.st nrivlit not be tun muck ezhoosied, end t•re Court proceeded to the ite,oriog of short ens tiara. in order to occupy the tirbe to the beit .dssutege. POLICE. BOW STREIT. Yesterday ✓aster Saint and Ambrose nohow', two writ r.uviu charm-lets., model-greet 08,01 esiandnition, and were .i.mntitled fur trial bi a charge of stealing Iwo trunks cow , ~ niog plate and wearing apparel, from the carnage of the :lo,.General Boswell, iw Welbeek-street, within a few yards . f arriving at his brother' LordMacdanaldli horse: law** *bile, • lad atom 15 years of age, %was con •..ttrd foe trial o• • emote of daring robbery, is suatebtug a oeeklaee from • e►ild'. meek, wbik irit► • *et vaut is va 'trios. place. MANCHRSTER. Ma.y t. NEW BAILEY COURT HOUSE. In consequesce of ■ warrant issued by the Ma g;strates on Saturday last. Mr. Cowdroy, the &b.. of the Manchester Gazette, this morning op % geared in Court, accompanied by Mr. Atkioson. hi. Attorney. to answer a charge of libel contained in the fallowing extract from his paper of that day Atter alluding to the procession of the militert 011 Monday last, in honour of his Majesty'ei birth day, and of the dinner in the Exchange-room, ia, flavour of that event, begot' 04/ to soy, that " on, Tuesday night, at the ball, there was a similar ex.- I.thition of military force; and we hate heard that :we was on the part of some dragoons who escorted Sir James Lyon thither, a most wanton attack on a number of peaceable inhabitaurs. We regret to find such a fondness for the employment of the so:4ler. prevalent here." Sir James Lyon appeared in Court to give eel. dein., end denied that there was any truth what ever in theabOve paragraph; and he further dello.. that he went to the assembly on foot, and with. out any military escort whatever. • questions pOt by Mr. Atkinson, Sir James an• lwered, that there was a guard of honour at the Assembly Rooms, but they were part of a regi ment of foot ; that no attack, such as the one alluded to. had taken place ; fur if it had, a report 'mold necessarily have been made to him. Mr. Atkinson then inquired if he was at liberty to prove that a report of the kind had been cur rent ; but the Worthy Magistrate (James Norris, E n .) declined receiving such evidence, observing, that it was the duty of the coultbctor of a news paper to inform himself of the truth of such re-. parts before lie gave publicity to them. Mr. Atkinson diet) asked if Mr. Cowdroy wse charged with a libel on Sir James Lyon, or whom vlse e and contended, that if it was charged as a libel against a single individnat, the Magistrates had no . 'tower to take Mr. Cowdroy under a warrant in the: first instance; but Mr. Norris observed, that Mr,. Cnisdroy was charged with a libel generally, artd. that he should hold him to bail to answer to any in - - Moment that might be found for the libel. the D-Pendant in SO!., and two sureties in 25/. each. Mr. Cowdroy entered into the required recogiti trice, nerd then left the Coort. Evans, of the Observer paper, appears to-morrow before the Magistrates, to answer fur a hbel h. Cue ;raper of Srtarday last, arising out of the 01Jharn traos..ctiou. ~ We have authority to contradict the etronecros steseinents in the acerionto of the Covest•atr sod. aes I.LT cause, where it lees been implied aud ►a+d that Lady G ILES 1.E1f . 11 constaut residence was at IVurceste►, when she has been for half the year at the family seat at Drakelow, and iu Bath and London many months duriug the lest ten yews.; ;sod the statement is equally incorrect about Sir Rouen's being suffered se to wander about," rod many other parts of the venous paragraphs are very imperfect. , A boxing match fur 100 guineas aside, between Bodkin, an athletic navigator from the West of England, and Gee, a Gentleman% coachman, will lake place this morning on a .pot a few miles I. Hartfurd•bridge. Much Mimes* is excited by the meat basing engaged it a casual fight lately, nod a drum took place from this great distress of both. The youth named Btossuaa, who last week ran sixteen miles in two hours, undertook to run 24 miles in three honer, in Mr. Fumes gardens, on Monday se'unight; but the poor fellow lust his wager and his labour by a single minute.—(Nor trick Paper./ A private soldier, of the name of Joseph Spwra, belonging to the effib regiment. at Madras, has coufemed on oath, that lie was a principal Its the mu►der of the M A Rai family, with Williamson. in 11111. The confession is suspected to be a fabrica. iion, in order to get his chrchsrge front the regi. issfnt. Lincoln horse *hew was uncommonly large last week. and wort) bissaiiers dorm, the dealers being i.iduceil to purchase free") ; auy thing good brought high price.. Isi general the horses shown have been cl to iirdrisary description. On Wednesday even ing a min sold a horse for 221. to a stranger. and received payment foe it is. notes of BELLAIRiII lirokesi Siausfard brink. Unfortunately the seller .lid oat discover the cheat beim, the sharper had effected his escape. Norwich cortroaattet on Salarday on thinly t.tsdeil ; wheat was rather lower times last , week, but barley admired Is. per ctrootib.-There was a l.rodtgiou• supply oaf Scats anAhousebred beasts; hot price!. are /00 high to afford a profit to Use re. zit,. The totality of liaggina in the peuismimalso very large, which Guild et 304. to loss. and some vais hiller. A few good horses were ea sale. - • _ DREADFUL AND DETERMINED SUICIDE. 'Au inquisition was Liken yesterday in the Committee-room. of St. Giles% ♦ineler.yird, before Thotnue titer• ling, 64. Coroner for the conot; of 111.1kIlevez, no •iew of the burly of Edward Groom, whose deatb owl canoed by Pis own art in eluting hie throat. It appeared (ran the evidence that use deceased wage svr• V illf out of place; about seven o'cloek oil Monday morning he went in • G►ntleman's house in Great .Rnsaetl•street, Bloidinabury, and :a quested the footman, wish whom he.was. acquainted, to give him permission to gu in to write • leap, as he bed no proper convenience for writing In the house where he bulged. The Rudman accommodated hint with. peas, ink, and paper,mid left him to aloud his awn ►usiness. On the Autiman's return he perceived the digressed WI, one, leaving the letter which be bail written open on the bible; on reading over the letter he was struck with horror ■t its content 6; it was written in a tremulous hand, hardly legi. ble, and in very incoherent language. les mascots were chi. Ay a warning to !onus men to keep from liquors, and. keep good hours and good company, as hips( and late hours were the cause of his coming to en •autimelg end, The footman bearing • noise in the pantry, in which 1141 slept in a turn.up bedstead, ran to the dune, and finding it fastened on the inside, he knocked sod called, ►ut got no answer, on which he gave an alarm, when the dour was faired open, and the unfortunate man was found lying on his back in the bed, which was•aovrred with blond, when it appeared he had cast his throat three times, with separate knives, a carving knife and two dinner knives, the three knives were lying by him on the bed. A surgeon was immediately sent for, but to no purpose, as be died in less than • quarter of an hour. It was evident so this Jury Cult the set mast Are been committed by Mosel!, the door bring made fast on the in. side. The chief question 11/110 as to his state of mind. It appeared from the evidence of the footman and other wit nesses, that be had bees is a low desponding state fur some time, and quite shovel is mind; indeed, the lesser 'hewed it must be writhes by a pima of disordered intellect. The Jury, after a considerable length of time, returneb the following verdict The deeekted died by Marries aft, by calling his throat r being at the tins* in a state of tempo rary mental derangemeist.' SHOCKING OCCURRENCE. At the New Bethke', St Georges Fields, • most horrid circumstance took place me Sunday morning lest. A Ise. milk, named Patrick Walsh, an ineomble patient, wbu haw bees confined in Botble. sweetie of Mike lean, by some mesas obtained possession of the blade of w long knife, and one side of a misses'. Walsh had for•severel mouths sheers a spirit of enmity tower& another iscumable patient, 'mined Dennis Leeward, who be. beesreentised in Bethke' 111 years: they had frespseutly quarrelled upon religious sad politiral subjects, sod several times bad fought, bat were parted by the keepers. About a quarter of ass hoer past 11 o'clock ass last Sunday morning • cry of " Murder !" proceeded from the airline grimed, the place where She kswelies who are not out. rsgeoes are allowed, from tee o'clock is tie morsieg to six iu the emoting, is walk for she hreetis of their health, but always gstai , led by a keeper. Osie ef• the keepers, named Tbonass lisibsus, who was au the mewed about tea yard* from Walsh, but whom back happened to be toward, tuned toned on heswiug the cry, sad saw Walsh etli 'logged stabbing at Demi, Leonard with • lgife. He ran to the spot mud saw Walsh thrust the blade of the knife into 1.• e. nerd's neck, end before be could. Feasibly /*perste sheep, Leopard had received several other deep wassnels, ape of which split Isis NOM fives she Midge So the cad sled down to the lips einepletely into the mouth. Walsh Show raw away, with Ilse knife its hie heed, sad swage be would kill the brit ghat attempted lo take it frees hies. Smith awl Basks, two other keepers, came op mid atienspled to *ware him, hat strange to say, another lueaterommed Collins, who • few days before was as outrage's. as• Walsh, bet who iis remark. ably ceasing, west behind Walsh, pet his seem routed him, sad dragged him lathe 'praised, while one of the keepers took the knife from him, and also* peels( arimarsomd Asally secured him is his cell. Daring this time Dr. Wright, the asperieteedast of the Hospital, had here veiled Ns assist Leeward. He (owed him is a &Reggaes dreadful to describe. He had no less than seven mortal emends shoat mitimis parts of his body, several of the admits havbsg •IIeINO di. 'witted. One wound ow hie back was oix inches in depth.— •the was removed to • bed, and expired is adieu. 15 wsiawiri, How Walsh hemse peewee& of such a dinageroes eosins meat could not at first be devised. An Inquest was srennioised to sit on the body on Tuesday night. Mr. Stratmon, the Dormer for Leedom mid South. 'wask, and a respectable Jury; sat weveral boors at the COM misititeroass of tetbleen, and investigated the atria-- The officers of the establishment, whose chief duly fur their mat safely, as well as far that of others, is to peewee. deo gerous weapoas from getting into the hands of lunatics, were completely acquitted of all culpable negligence. It was states, in evidence that there were me beiges allowed to the patients, except those made of bone; sad that some glavel and tubbish had beer gives by the Corentisisionen of the Roads to the establishment at Bethlens, to raise the siting ground, it bring previously as loess the water in the Hive, Thames at low water mark, send very damp ;•• member of articles have been picked mot of this soil, and it is he belted that Walsh found she knife•blade sod seismal* there. The knife had evidently brew roc-rally sharpened us a stone, it is supposed by Walsh himself. The Jurymen wrist to Welsh's cell, where he was lying ow a- bed Of straw, with • ►lsuket over his body, sad his hoods and feet closiwed. He was iuterroitutt4 by Dr. Wright, and his replies eve viewed the majurity of the Jeerers, that be was isesuse. He said, that he was glad he had killed Leonard, sell then, in as incoherent straits, talked about his brine biters to deeds givers, tiotee, and vowing to lite artist. He said he was an Algerise,and then as Irishman; he ►ad bees bora massy Sims.. and killed many times, Ike. De. Wright and three other witnesses deposed, that Walsh was insane at the time he ingicteil the wound which produced the death of Leonard, and the Jnry returned the (unerring verdict:—" The death of Detests Leonard was produced by his being Cut and stabbed in various pets of the Ludy with a knife, by a man mooed Patrick Walsh, who was insane at the lisle he committed the act." The wife of Cooper. on hrarisig on Friday that he► butdassid .had rece►ved sentence of death, was seised with frenzy, and lies in a dreadful state at her lodgings near Montague-street, Wlotechapel. Tus Avasusag Ron.—For some years punt • very rampant and climb►ng ruse has been cultivated in Scotland, under the name of Ayrshire Rove. Such is the rapidity of the growth or its lung len. der shoots, that one plant has been known to cover • gable-wall twenty feet high, stud a side-wall double that length, tit the course of two seasons. It has been therefore in much request for covering out-houses, and disguising offensive walls or pall ing. It is an exotic species, and nearly allied to the sosa arvensis. or white dog.rore. By niiiitite inquiry, however, it appears that the Ayrshire rose is most probably a native of North Experience has folly established the policy of toting at this seas,.,, ul tlw year au Aperient Med.cine that will net ashy art en the •Basel•, but also on the Liver and Constitution. Such a physic is the BelleAL A NTS 11111.1.0111 PILLS i whic►, by-carrying uff Bile, eurrecting the Secretions, and purifyiag tbe•Bbnsd, efA.ctuatty prevent ern, pi km and other *sews at the Skin, and protect the system • against those eenspiaiat. of the head, he. • which rear during smuts« and ■utuna. Dueler Bascitar, of Paris, in his Treatise an Apupleay, highly recommends these Villa as a must effectual remedy for relieving the head and pea. vesitiug apoplexy. As a cuerector of bile saddle ihipative orgasm. loag esperitims la the East Indie►, and is this ewantry, wider the direction etas emineut Physician,. has Proved them to ►e ail invaluable discovery --Tee prevent he , position - diet/deal these nos is coallead to I►tr. Asinpm Igo, usiorilmeter; Mr. Harris, corner of M. Pa•Ps Chord, yard; 170, Piemilillyomposlte ; said the Ma. Meal Hall, opposite the Church is Brentord. Ample aireedoim accompany each has. THE CONSPIR.I CY. It was a most extraordinary carcumstitice' that ridd had constantly an impreosiolo on his mind, for ' the last twenty years, that he was to be hanged. Ile frequently express e d to his sae that be should die on the gallows, who felt distressed at his eater. mining such an ides. but he would still persist that' such would be his fate. Tidd was born•at (room. loam, in Lincolnshire. and was apprenticed by his hither to •Mr. Painter, a shoemaker but when at the age of slattern years he absconded sod came to London, where loop to his apprehension) he had worked ever since, with the exception of nine yews at Birmingham. Davison. the man of colour, acted with great levity and carelessnem, until the arrival of the fatal warrant at Newgate. Prior to its arrival. lie had danced with his irons on, until his legs were com. pletely swollen, and became so sore that he could scarcely walk. which was the cause of his only wear ing a single iron. He was a few years ago a mew. her of a Society of Wesleyan Methodist., and at. - tended regularly at the Woolworth chapel, and ovis' very much respected for his general conduct a. a tradesman and as a Christiaso. He was then doing exceedingly well at his business as a cabinet-maker, and was employed by a great number of Geutle. uiroo, who afterwards, in consequence of his politics, and a total change of his selogious principles, re-• fused to employ him, by which he used twos*„' , 4 he was driven to the utmost distress." His father was a very respectable man. FATAL ACCIDRISTh. It is oar painful duty to record a fatal and moat melan choly accident which took placeow the river leis Meth' snore iug of 'Thursday last. Mr. John Kerr Bourke, Exhibitioner of Corpus Christi College,.end sus of the Rev. J. W. Bourke, Vicar of St. Martin's, Shropshire, accompanied by two other lindergraduate friends of the same Society. was sailing in • pleasure.huat ow ibis side of the village Miley, when • sad deu and violent gnat of wiodrueetimg tbe vessel ow its tack, it was upset, and we lament to add, Mr. B. perished! He made au effort to reach the shore by swimming (a purpose happily accomplished by the two Gentleness who aceossopo. witd hint, after having ineffectoally assisted Mr. Bourke to the utmost of their power, isdeed until they were nearly ex hausted) but his strength entirely failed him while yet at some distance from laud, and be sank to rise no more. The in that part of the river where thersuisfurt•ite occurred beta, particularly deep, a full hour elapsed before the body rue*) be found; sad although Dr. Williams and Mr. Hitch ing., the surgeon, repaired to the spot at the earliest sem mous and with all possible promptitude, yet, after so law a submersion, every assistance which professional skill could administer was quite ding. Mr. Bourke only entered the Cuiversity at the conemmicenteat of the present term ; and that Ise was the sole child of his dieted paresis is a rirrionstauce that must severely slastpea the estaniity, and aggeivate the hitteraess of their bereavemeag.—( Oxford !braid.) Oa the ?Soh last, the holler of Robert !deletion, Esq. of Ireotoura, who bad just purchased • fowliae-piece is Barnstaple, was lookiwg at and snappiag it, in the servaute hall, without suspecting it was loaded, whew it went of, just as the cook-maid pas golog through the moose*, sad the charge lodged in the head of the unforlissiate wows, who lived "but a few movaeuts. The Coroner's laquest returned a verdict of Accidental Death. • FURIOUS DRIVING. The Northumberland Easter Seniors were held at iho !Tows Hall , in Morpellti on the 1351 sad 145 h last. John 'Dodd and Thomas Grey, Iwo farmers' servants, pleaded 'guilty to an indictment charging them with furiously driv ing their rail■ along iho turnpike road, at Harwell Hill, near Newcastle, and overarming Mr. Breadling's carriage; that gentleman with some friends were in the inside, and Mr. Bell, of Wolsitigton, was thrown from the box, sad had, as well as the oiler gentlemen, • very narrow escape for Isis life : a woman who was in one of the carts had bee shoulder put out. The men pleaded intoxication as an excuse. The prosecutors recommended them to mercy; bat the Court, under all the eiretwstaecti.reutereed them to three worths' imprisoutneot is Tynemostis House of Correction.—Robert Fish ■nd William Todd, two other rarmere servants, were indicted (with one George Armitage, 11101 yet apprehended) and rotund guilty of furiously driving a cart along the turn pike road between Newcastle and Maitland, sad overturn. iug a gelatin's's'', gig; they were each ordered to pay a line of five gainless to she King, and be imprisoned in Morpeth gaol fur 14 days, and be further imprisoned until their re. sped ive fines are paid. The Chairman, on passing aestivate an these fuer men, Wesley animadverted on the euuducl of Comers' men driving their earls borne he a farions man. net from Neweastlestarket on a Saturday, frequently going Iwo and three abreast, as fast as the horses can go. Aeei thetas have frequeutly occurred of late ibrough heir tnis. chievons folly. The Court recommended she prtiseertors in emelt rage to briar actions against the masters for da. Howe, es a coolies; fur wakes scone steps were taken to put a stop to this dangerous practice, every person travel. ling us the highway is is dagger of his life. NXECUTION. coin, APRIL Se. Yesterday Thomas Mame, and Richard and John fur root, were executed st Gallows-green, for a burglary sod rubbery is the Gnat Island. The Formats were young men and brothers—they were both married; use left a wile ad: veered in pregnsmy, sud the other • wife and two children. Richert, was au able stout-made maraud, at the plate of execatluo repressed his fears that the rope by which he was suspended was not shoo; 'sough to support his weight.-. They behaved with mach propriety, and appeared extremely penitent, joist's( devoid', in asperses which were read by the steel:Meg Clergymen.. Velure the sops were drawn over their faces, they begged the prayers of the twbulders in their bebilf, shook hoods and klo4 They were from the Neigh. Warhead of Ham Haloes was rather admitted in years. He was very poorly els,l, and his spirifs were. wads souk when be arrived at the Fathom,. He, however, apparently retrieved, sad was aasi nasty attentive to the exhortation lead prayers of the clergy. 'watt by wholes he was assisted.—The three died without ands apparent agony. A Respite was this wetting received by the High Sheriffs sod Gaoler of Use city for /Pi ll4mt who was to have bees executed os Timidity with two others for bus glary at Prospect Lodge, sod likewise fur Jed* Atm, and lissphry Lgoss, the IMO bays wise were renvicted of street rubbery, is. coupon) , with Term and Strahros, who were hanged last week. Those three persons were then immediately dis patched by Dr. Trevor to the aka. boat, to be cosveysd to the convict ship at Cove. Notwithstanding this reprice', there remain still fur exe cation in the city six persue*, viz. two on to-seeri•ow (Sa turday), Intones Tuesday, one ea Saturday !after, and ere us the tOtb of May. A marl from Dahlia arrived is me harbour en Sunday last with corrects , meow wisest, ate Ileum Wade sod Smith, site fernier for fraud and swindliag, and the latter for purleitthig roles at a charity merinos. They both heretofore moved is a respectable sphere its seeirly. . _ PRICK OF b7O( per . Cesat. 3 per Vt. Vow. SONI 31 per Coot 77 4 per Cetits..... • WI 5 per Ct. N. Ana. MI Dank L An. 17 IS•14 IS YFATEIWAY. hap. I per Ct. An. 67 Jriak 3 per Cont. lon Podia 80uc1e.... 24 pc. Ex. 6 pc. Lottery Tickets 231. go. Cook fur Ace... 69iii TIIF. 7T I P. . . . NEWMARE.EI' SECOND SPRING SIEETIPIG, TVESDAV, KAY 3. levtoty Golan, fsor 9.yr 404 culls, Sit. '7lb. ; lllieo, est. dile. R. Al. Mr J. Shelley's to. e. Ivanhoe. by Phantom ... 1 Sir C. Bunbury*o be. c. by Sorter's, dam by Stamford • 9 Mr. Wyodbarn't b e. by Oetntriss, elaas by Gubauna Mr. Keale's eb. e. Louseer, by Seed Duke of Graftori's br. c. Lock L.rd Grusvewor's b. f. by Thunderbolt. out of Musidirt Lord Suffield's b. e. by Sand)ke Junior, tint of Numb Air. Fus's hr. e. by Hopitatard, out of Spinet Mr. Tansittart's b. I. The Duo Duke it Retlati•l's eb. e. by Jsuiper, out of Volumnia Duke if Plothrias b. e. Mr. Low The dodge placed bet 3 .—Evan on Ivasiboe--41 in ingot Sir C. Senbury's be. e.--41 El I stet Lotd 011.181`f OW ' S bf. Haudistsp Sweepstakes of tOgs. met, fur 3-yr olds and up ward.. A. F. Mr. Morelli Spring.gsa, > yrsoli, 6.1. 12Ib IA Groovenor's Ablford. 4 pre old. SO. elb 2 Mr. Crorkfura's Sults., 4 yrs old. Bat. lolb .. 3 Mr. lAsobton's Agricola, 4 yrs old, 8.1. 121 b. - - Mr. Payee's Sbrtikburo; 4 yrs old, Ilat. 611). 14 G. H. Coveodisb's Espogoolle, 4 yrs uld, tirt. 21). Ur. Chsrltua's e. by Marsden, Aim by Shuttle, 4 yrs old, Oa. :lb. Mr. Foist?. Clan Mbyte, 3 yrs old, Tat. 2tb. 1) of Portland's Mr. Los, 3 yrs told, Ist.llb pd The Judge placed hat 3.-5 to 1 meat Spriag.goo-3 to 1 apt bolts.--4 to 1 apt Agricola. Ld Jserry's Master Hear', 11.1. 11b. beat Mr. Vausittsres • roancier, est. 81b. Lb. M. 300p.-11 to 14 apt. Master Mosey. Mr. ILosobloo's Agricole„ Bst. 71b. res. 40;s. frost Mr. reef Pao% Mt. 51b. T. M. M 100 p, b. ft. CHESTER RACES. Time prows' meatinir entnatands a very auenves and re. 'portable notadoree ; and, if we may kedge fen= the son. bee of Wren vetoed We the different plates, seeker/. &. con. sieterable sport tiny be expected —Awing die Noblemen and G001e... already arrived. we say •amber the Marquise"( Slit n, Lned anemone,. Sir J. G. Egerton, Colonel Austin, Captain Down, and many others of high respeetabsllty. CURRAGH APRIL SICETING.—AratL2I. SATURDAY MAYORS Tut DISETISO Swerpstakes of 50 guineas, h. ft. R•d Post. Mr. Preudergast's Is. c. Dash, 3 yrs old, 7st 7lb. Mr. IRsttersby's eb. h. Spalatro, agerl,7st.7lll Mr. Caldwell'' b. b. ILegsey,s yrs old,Sst. 41b. pd. ft. 110/IDAY, Ann. 24. Kildare Stakes, 20 gs. 10 ft. 3 yrs old, eat. 3115.; 4 yrs old, Sat. 121 b ; 5 yrs old, 9st. 41b.; 6 yrs old slid aged, Sat. 71b. Three Years' Old Course. The Marquis of Sligo's b r. Noble Fire paid forfeit. Sweepstakes, 100 gs.; b. ft. Red Post. Mr. Prenderga.t% ch e. Regent, 3 yra utd , Sst. 21b..... 1 Major Kirwan's h. r. The Dsody, 4 yrs old, Sid. 21b..... 2 Mr. Daly's ch. e. Bob Gorr, 4 yrs old, Set. 21b 3 Mr. Caldwell's b. e. Turk paid forfeit. Sweepstakes, 100 guineas, h. N. Red Post. Mr. Prendergast's els e Regeset,3 yrs old, 70 1 Col. BI uen'a rb. e. out of Butierenp, 4 yrs old, 7st. 71b 2 Two paid forfeit. The April Dandy', 30 guineas ; 10ft. Two miles. Mr. Hunter's e. h. Roller, 3 yrs old, 7st. elb 1 Mr. Preaderpst's b. e. Dash, 3 yrs old, 7st. 71b .. 2 Purr paid forfeit. Mr. Battersby's h. Spalairo, aged, beat Mr. Caldwell% b. -. Roostba, Sst.7lb. each, for IRS goliseos. Forst tulles. Two Years' Old Stakes, 10 gslantitastds. Yellow Post. Mr. Caldwell's 3 Marquis of Slip's • 2. Mr. Gore's • • r ,. 3 Cs/ImM Bruen% TUESPJAY. c i e s Plate of 100 gs. GM' Mann Net roman, low mold, . Sat. 71b. each. Four mike. Marquis of Sligo's The Kiltrn, 4 yrs old Mr. Prendergast's eh. f. 'otitis, 3 yrs old' Mr. Kennedy's Sister so Lrgaey, 4 yrs old Col. Broen's ch. f. by Waxy, out of Arena, 3 yrs old Mr. Cook's eb. f. Lovely Molly, 4 yrs old Madrid /bakes, for two yrs olda, 50 guiseas, b. ft. Two Years' Old Course. S.eund Horse saved his Stakes. Major Johason's eb. f. by Fitarnsily.74. 120). Mr. M. J. Mike's br. f. by the Sligo Waxy, 7st. Four Misers started, nut placed—Twelve paid forfeit Luna Stakes, 25gs. each. for 2 yrs old rolls, Sid.; fillies, 711.111 h. Sir Ralph's Post. Mr. Co,re's eh. e. by Goodall. out of Olivia Mr. Kirwais's Brother to Wester► Hero Marquis of Sligo's eh. e. Nobody Three paid firfeit. TISURsDAY. King's Plate, 100 gs. for Irish bred horses, not exceeding five years old, lest. each. Pour mile beats. Mr. Daly's Bob Gore, 4 yrs old I 1 Mr. Kirwan's Flier, 4 yrs old Mr. Huuter's Pope, 5 yrs old Three others started, sot placed. Wellington Stakes, 50gs. li. ft. Three Teen Old Course. Mr. Prendergast's Regent, 3 yrs old, Sot 1 Mr Caldwell's Turk, 4 yrs old, Sat. 21b Mr. Daly's Rob Roy, 3 yrs old. 7st. .. 3 Two others started, nut placed.—Tea paid forfeit. Sweepstakes, 50 guisseas.—Yellow Post. Colonel II Paul Jour.. Sm. Slb Mr Prendergsst's Letitia, 7st. 21b The Margolin of Slopes Noble, Sot 21b. sad Mr. Daly's Rob Roy, Is. Vb. paid 6 guineas forfeit.—No race on Wed uesday. RIRTH. Oa the lit inst. at Beeavlll'o Green. near Seven Oohs, Seat, the Laity of Sir Charier Dalrymple, of a son. DEATHS. ) I Ms the 30th ult. at has house at Clifton, in the 794 year of MS ar,Sehaw Gmaetl , E.q. tin Tuesday morning, the 2.1 in.tattt,nt her fAiher's horse its Ulmer Gruevenue.aireel, Susan, ins lasi sur►i►lu l i rhil • iofJoit . ii Wl,a, too, Esq. M.P. On Saturday, Ain il 29. in Ike 6111 h year of hM agr, tlar nicht Hon. Wilmot Vanessa. Earl of Liiilinrue. Hie Lind- Alp dying ainniarriail : i. suceredrd in hi. title sad anat., by hi: half brother, the lion. Cul. Join, Vaughan. Os Thursday mourning hot, al we o'clock, at the *droner:l age of 89 yews, Jobs &Inwood, Egg. armor Akin-mats of Ike Corporation of Cheater. Ai the Bina* Ruck, wear Dahlia, ThORIIIIII Partly, Esq.,lsite Captain in the 56th rent. of fool. Ile la eyed in the ‘‘..l Imlles, P}pinßal , and Holland, and was nal ver•ally esteemed as a Iteullentaa soil Oval soldier; he bail left a aam.•ruaa young (11551)' 1 0 l a me n t hat 1 0 . a, and t La...oi a 111111 g military 1110.11 creditable to hi. intstary.at the age .. 1 HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON ['RIDGE. • . Stunning •18 after d. I Evening 49 inter O. AFFRAY AT OLDHAM. The following are the uawea doom. of the per sons wounded nt the late riut at Oldluitti ; the whole 'loather it upward' of twenty : John Seddon bayonet blow on the head. Jonathan Wild, at in the arm, expected utterly to lose the use of it. James Wild, wnionded on the head. James Wild, father to the two former, dreadfully beaks ' on the head. John Winterholtom,livu deep call on the forehead. - Joseph Stott, a peosioaer, very dangeroissly cut is do forehead. Jaws Taylor, also a passioner.severe Wow on tht heat Mark Wkiitaker, wounded is the Jusepb Hutt, much beaten oa the hick. James Needham, an aged sum, est is Iwo& •. Julian Marsden, a deep and damgerons weird so lb. imith • of the Mead. Thoreau Wild, severely is t►e head awl face. Jusithau Buckley, cuisver the left ert. --Armstrong, au old son, sommiii on die lead, mid Ise of Ins ears cut Uff. Of the l'oregutug, Stott and another mw see irt expected to surtice. COAN BYCdd VAr s Mir 3. la addition to a cousidenble qaantity of Wheat that re mained ou baud at the close of Monday's market i we had ammoil fresh arrivals this morning from sa datt tneing list tittle demand, the sales even of the dress giblet," were liras at Itloniday's mien, and Mt • swat pinion of what ins exhibited nail disc/wed of. rim fresh Malting Barley fitly supporta ifiniday's prier". We hod a eimmitlerabie ar , rival of this to-day, whleb were not s briar imi on blenday, bat that day's prime were obtained for am tresii Cum. In Beaus sad Pease there is no alteration. By his Majesty's ROYAL LET TEAS PATENT. ',LAKE'S I'ILLS. f4itioteir for Curing, in all its Stages, a Ci rhino Dis..ase. One small Pill is a dust; and the taking of our Ktis, in a ac cent Case, will won convince the Patient of the crrta.uq Of his seedy recovery. Nothing ran be better contrived, fliUt • safe, or Mole convenient than thin rerarily, fur sass h us s.e siblizeti to co journirs or to sea, all it mesh' no tonna. :st is restraint of ; and Mt rims taperie..cr (i.i nu eat - Nve Twacticej has pruind that it will lieri I s use, risen ,• • pealed salivation and all tither isseihn,la the Scurvy and other Chroniest es, this has not its parallel. Upwards tir (0,000 persona, ••1 b••t stars, bane bens radically cued of the ~shiore . cruel 1) , •- orders within the last eight yea... P e epi lev al an d t the sole Prtipeittors, T. TAYLOR and SONII, ions". at their boner, Nu. U, New Brider-sire.l, in buses of out:. is. 9d. each, ditty B. Tare snd lights in the passages at audit. They are also .64 1 1.1 by their appointment with copious directions, at Mr, Meplourn'a Toy-shop, 103, Ost.ril•street ; Mr. Disheenaiiles. 7, It." tsrarly unveil! the Illannniesst ; at Mr.Maillee'• Ritusberg9; Nerberja, Dublin; Ittla — `e Pen" 'lt as Edioitorc,h ; Mr. Newsbery's, Dublin . ; sod 41 0 0 e Itrw' is 'Tory coissoltiendrie torso is Great Britain aid ;resod. Advice ratio So proems tokiag doe sloove, or usher of the rompriolowe Modisisoo.--Glooseirad losaioal Weokoessre eared, sad hetes% post paid. omooorrool—.. . • abe As list peiloilhni by 4be 114.4 c,i Ximodim Mood Puhlidisd as Tom llamas Piles 4 l dams Moe § Pie. IV, Weed, kg C. CO t NYC ELL. etas Swat tint trar AND ra Pr Ea Leese d ass bawds.* Etymology is a very dinicalt and fitemstical 41111 Investigating. can we get at a tadtaractory ',st oma for c all's( thins* se he do; and if searde, the ►is*r or thstics, are a., rluttbfful and perplritiug. •►st thud be tin. errwy day phrases .monbet mankind To atevwut forth -at all its a ration*/ way is 'wham impoosibie, brit twe..e e study arid loot experience have, l premise t• ILttrk, gosh. bed nee to write so ET o °icon Illasmum prim.... 1., the publierstwes of the whole its twelve tin trtv letnes,l here present the p•blic with a specimens tirrcisras. Why does Mewed Cherti say " ridll gentleness bilatits Jrsfdlts s!"—.ll.raew it is aisrais pool I.r; an•i it is said of the Soils, point earovit, pout de liressi, nosy say of 13W. Why la the Di dims said lobe Is aflame -kitty date issue , it larks Commerce and shoos& is Taos,. Why is it c411..d a l'este Ertel is 4.1 iMilieSSI mantling army. r , .101 Cite Badk Dterclo;• use the phrase " promo, to paw '"—B.canut 'b. y've moot pyment. 'shy is be called nut Speeder r—Bramte he en.% no speak. Why is the Country said to be at Peace .*-8.1-3.•ge 0. In 'tate of trouble au4 distattrotee. Why is it tailed ticonoorsy !—Becarte there's nu r. meld. Why are we called Frotl.ont Britons !—Berartee enjoy the loght of !waren throttit a woolow •rubnwt for it; or write, speak, or gis to hear ether. speak. aoirod the roe. of Irtaialatwen 1. ke. Why are they called the Servants of Ike Crown !—B-cease they serve themselves. Wltv is everyman's house mid to be kis rat% '—{Me the Magistrates se their sloes may ester it at say hos. of the day or night • Why is it called slabs libel ?—neenone of its truth. . _ _ ii'lay is • Lady said to be full dressed !—Cacauso she idol( naked. Why du re say round tools!—Bervue their are an. Why is it called Vie Kings Sp:sag !—r, ensue it's nts.ts. for him. Why is brandy called ten de tie ?—.Steatior it ki'ts many people. Why are certain debts ratted debts of —Be..au.e they me cat often cuut►seled by scoomlrelv. Why do tavernAterprrs csll their is DP/1/1"0/0/1 ..—Brciuse they make it themselves. INtgLLMENCE. roaraotarsui. sum t Arrived the Hearts of o.k. Tes•rit, tr•nn lAuutun. Sailed Olt Greyhound cutter on .. crui.e ; 4m4 Creole. ?s lbe row *lard. Canoe iutu ha►bou► the Wye, baring SprUlst L•r faema t. 114 y Soiled the Mercury, Nevin, fur Op.orto. PALAIOCTIC Aram Arrirrel off this port ib. Duke of Kr.* atarhte. ...oh • moil from Lisbon. iu 14 days; the mtil at 1•011i.,1, hot the packet wall taut gra an notil lil o'clork. ' has Majesty's gip T•coac,24 f,t,r Jou lir,. 11A1W11114. MAT t Arrived the *:bane packel, with • Mail liven 6.1.11.101.1 , g. PSAI.. %air 2 CiMee adowie Irmo the River last n: 2 10 r . ..- BrisilverNflisisip. mod Csamiria,Jibitams..l..r ; this. Rowse, fur Plfilfitelphis ; rsreer . Rofilfick, Virci•lit; Voldria. MAW, for Riu .01 , .(1119; Itsahl , rl FO C ,. Are, Kopko; sod Pymsers, C4aill, for Virgiski— tbe laurr reraikimit. Arrived lu-day, and piled Apr the Cirri., the Rose s APTaggari; sad Minerva. Mid* trim 314drsa dud Bengal. We ore desired I. Mate duet the dscipitation of the Indwell woo out perCeentrit by • ' , urgent'. hot by one of thole who go by the name of resurrecium nee. who received o fee of 9.9 guitiviri for (WI T i . • Discovery of the (Menlo! Eravold eery iossereating in lean t , with mertrfor:s, tOe rite.. lion of the wieldsl mikes of the etne ! obt, to be she to exiii.iii where the (i.e. k.. and Riun.iiiifooe.ii this mitier4l, as they could not lie eryriaiihte t w th the the only place will re they are now wood iu Pert.. From the hero !Unit, why bill I. els arid by the Riche. of Egynt,tb Liik for tie smitieaut em.rdid mines, hoe bran ao fortui.ote as to tiniciner them hi ti e iseiglibutirtiood of the it•ol Sell. which preity uro ly agrees with their Pita st evils by an. cunt visiiertr. COAL MARKET, Mae 3. Ship• at Martel Ships auld. Riess. 321 %ewearlle . 23 .... 30a 04 40 39i &I 14 Sunderland .\ t 'I