The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-11 00:00:00

earnstsace that thousands of the prompts, as hardy, as bolus- ' !non., and highly-Rifted men as are to be found no any part of the world, are at this moment suffering all the horrors of alibe In a•tiee country, from a casual deficiency in um betide of agricultural produce, while at the same ma riart..bthee articles of human food (matinee to be exported Gina 'Wand for the use of other people. %%e have no hedi. tastes is saying, that it would be happy for Ireland if the enlairration of potatoes were as mush discouraged in that ronatry as it has bees hitherto promoted. Lord DARNLIT'II noil"un for the paper was argadved on a division. The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated yesterday evening, that if it., bidding. upon the proposedlecheme for familia( out the ve-mnua and half pay list, did set rise to what be sad the oAVLELLoa of the Excnviautii- aaticiraied, they .hoald 11,.e bi• armpted. In such a cam the Government would ...tier the Conimintioners for liquldatiug the Nat West Debt tu undertake the contract ; but, instead of adopting to cir rot. tui:a a node of preeeedin, it would be faelboce 'awls elite to take the ammo at (nee from On *bilking NA. The second reading of the Roman Cathane Press Bill c•-ne oa last Night is she House of Commons, and prodote4 o tone debate; After which the Howse divided, when there appeared for the second readier—Ayes, 235; Norm, 223; Majority for the Bill, 13—'Last slight having beer fisted fur the trial of strength epos, the quesitioa is thre . oollllllloilll, Ire 'Cry stow cussitier the Bill as rote iss that Howse. The adjourned meeting upon the Pension List contract proposed by Government, took place yes. ierdisy at the Treavory. Chanthers. Lord Livoaroot. commenced by again reading the proposittous or proposals, and called the ■tten twn of the mettiog to a small alteration its the lams, as far as Milled to the deposit, which was to be 500,0001. Treasury bills, or 600,0001. 3 per cents. lie then stated he was desirous to know whether any parties }resent were ready to make a bidding. After some pause, Mr. BORMIQUIT, from the South Sea Company, stated that a Court of Yroprietors'of that Society was called, fur nor this day, for the purpose. of knowing whetlwr they were inclined to contract with the Government, but that, of course, he could not take upon himself to illy 'Whether they would decide affirmatively or ne gatively ; sad ill the former rage, he thought he should be able by Tuesday to say positively whether they would contract or not. but that he apprehend ed some longer period might he necessary. as many of the Proprietors were at a di s tance: however, he thonglit that he should be enabled, in the course of the day, to let the CMANctI.LOII of the EXCillt. quilt know whetber or nut there was a probubtfity of the Company making an offer; in the anrau tome it was Unde►stood that no one mos to be pre. chided from mskiog an offer. for Me sr/tole, or part. ihnfl after Tuesday. Mr. HoTIisCHILD said that he was a South Sea Proprietur. sod that the pl4u should have his support and aosistance. The t• miveliug then separated till Tuesday. A Lisbon Mail has arrived with Prpers free that city to the ;tBtli last. In the sitting of first Curter of the e 4,1 April, M. FREIRR complatoesll that the Portuguese army had derived no benefit from the spoils of the French taken at the Little. of Vttioria awl Toulouse, end concluded with propos ing en inquiry into the subject, with a view to the tli•tributtou of the produce thereof *along the captors. We have ►eceived .the Paris Papers up to Wed. Destiny. They contain an article utodoer the head Vientisotiiiiouiocitofthe refusal of th• Porte to dep4rt from its reotolatioit of the girth Feb'Dory; but it in 'tacitly au on dit. The fullottiog rte oratracint-- " ,► - • PALI% BUY 7. The Prince end Prioress of Denmark tuuk bare of the inks sort Ro).11 Feasity )resierdoy. They set got this aura torg fur 10ad..., whine they realms fur two months. T rtrrilsy the torrchsu s .rov chit f Poi is houses, to the utrob. r t,f ItS, save •freo ot olio Jaritio 11.1144" o, 'to 11. Zrs, the filtuirier Pleuipoitaiiory of the Republic of comae's. freer% Footle —fire per Cert. C 0... opened at BR f.; closed at 88 f. 5c Et.chnnpr on I.on4on.—One wood', ft,. S c.—Tlarte toootin, '3{ f. 90 —Wooers A ilitiretifisus, I.p 7.) VIETIVIAs Aram EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LITTER. The Government Los received, it is said, positive advises that the Reis Effendi has declared Is li. de Luttow sttd to ►.ord Sirs Ilford, that he had our farther answer to give to stirs respecting the twat-sits of thei► Noir of the mih Match, mud thst the Pl'tit would fully persist it its resole tier of the 48th Erb. teary, suet. ha it bail hero pretitoosty coinsnoricateil. The public fords hove sem given way to sloy. M. de lottriw is said to be very ouch direoutruted *ilk the etionitiri of the hifeireli re.orriitig him. Austria will be obliged to male rouse with Kuwait. The death of the A rehhishon of c MINI!. is ais. isonaict(l in another part of our Paper. There NC goy, ttiotrish A rthhishops lying dead. viz. his Grave. and the Archbishop of ARMAGH. These events will sash, • givist and extensive 4130Verlitfit in the Pro testant church. Among the erninesst Divines whose prelersnent would give universal satisfaction. are she Bishop of %Vomit/Poop and the Dean or ST. PA iral cm's. We learn that the Most Ws?. RICH ad, fittooost, Bishop of Bath rod Wells, is also de.d. Yesterday the E.l of Livairees. and the Mar got. of LONDON DERRY had audiences of the K NO. The Doke of Yoax arrived in town yraortday motniue from Newmarket. Hog Royal Mahone' afterward. tranwaciell bunny's, as einioniitteriiin. Chief, at the Horse Gouda. The Royal Duke did e.ot hold a levee, bat Sir licanuat TA‘Lieit, his Alilitary Secretary, did. Yrsierday Mr. Si Le UTICA the King'. int...tenger. orrtt►ed is Isisrussith dispatches hugs the Magee. wit • - c • • r - •l:. FASHIONABLE VIVEMENTS. The Dyke et Portland irn Newmarket cm Thursday tor his peat, Welbert. Null.. . - sod Lady Monerieff arrived yesterday at the St. Georges Hotel, Albestaele.street, (ram a low,. Arrivals at the Nitrte, MAO. moil Miss Salta from their seat in Devonshire; Mr. and Mrs. Fast from a tour. Mr. and Mrs. Tracey and family have arrived al their Adam in Dover-street from their seat, Toddiagion, Glances. trishire. T. T. Drake, Esq. M.P. and Mr.. Drake arrived yesterday at the Lamina Hotel, Albemarle mreet, f•usn their seat In Backs. Mrs. and the Misses Shirley have left ditto for their seat to Yorkshire. THE DUKE Of DEVoNsHIRKS CONCERT. The Doke of Devonshire gave another cement on Timers jay eecatay at Desoisiebtre House, me the same grand scale as the last. There viers present lactwess four and fore has. Bred fashionable,; moult whom were, Primers Cimleelli, Liihkowitz, sad Carriaii ; Prowess Esterhazy; the Doke* of MAIIIIEIOI4 Norfolk, sad Garton; the Duchesses of Marl. borough. Welliagtoe, sad Ptatlond; the F..rack Ambassa dor, Coast Ladulf, the Manpsises of Camden, sad Leas doses ; Illaschioserssrs Laudoweierry, Westmeath, and Laois dews; the Earl sad Comoros of Derby, the Earl sad the Ladies Grey, the Coyotes' of Jersey, the Earl read Curate's, of Darnley, the Archbishop of Valk, Lord sae; Lady Amore, Dowager Lady Ammo, Viscoant mad Vascossolems Lord and Lady Morpelk, Leant aed Lady Nournakby, Vitt coast sad Viscountess Falmouth, Cs' rentres of Gleitgall, Lady H. Beller, Earl blomitChades, Lard G. Somerset, Lady Wm. &attack, the Earl sad Countess of Sefton sad the Ladies Molyueuz, Lord lt worth, the Coyote*, of Dar rowby sad Lady Mary kydrr, Coasters St. Antoine, Lord F. 1.. Gower, the Fart of Albemarle, Cady Ana Coke; the Earl, Coyote's, and Ladies Fortescsie, she E.rl of Rossiya, Lord adder', Lord and Lady Gwyelyr, General Ferielea, iii Th.... Lawrence, Sir Gawp Itabussou, Mrs. nigher bat, Nisi Seymour, Ste he. ht. FASHIONABLIS PARTIES. Princess Esterhasy had a• elegant fashionable party yesterday evening, at amnia. House, Cavesidish-wpsaie. The Countess of Essex eatertained a distinguietted patty yesterday at her bow• in Hill-street, iterkeley..quoe. The Aiehbintsup of Canterbury had • denser patty polder. day at !Anwei' Palace. The Bishop of London eatertaised the Bishop of Si. Da vid's. Lord and Lady Dave, Lori Stowell, and a lair party, oo WiAnteday, of his house i• SW. James's-square. The klarchisAsew of Cansden give a pleudid rout yesterday evening at her house in Arlington...reel. The Earl and Coyotes, of Blesioton will ease►lain a party or distiontioa todworrow at their house is St.Jansiss'adiepeare. The Earl of Weatasorland will entertain the bake of York nod a large party of distingsisbed personages this day at Ins house is Grosveaor-square. Gumless Litre• has issued earls of isvitatios for a party bv.ssin row evening, at brr boost is Harley-strati. lard and Lady Grantham eslertai•ed Viscount sad Vis countess Granville sod • large party yesierdsy, al their haws is St. James...square. SERVICE OF PLATE TO MM. ALD. WOOD. A small bet very useful, sod lodged elegast, *reit**. of Plate has bees miseuted is Mr. lildernsau Woo'. It con torts of 44 pieces, wetgles about 1,400 ounces, and cuss 6001. Is is manisfictured by Illemes. Greco, Ward, and Green, of Ladgate hill, sad ote the Mamie aim. etif the corms to the fol looi.s ioscripiirta:— To 111Arritsw Woe., Est. Alderman of Lameliin, Red one of its Reoresestativen in the British Parliament, Tins Sernee of Plate was preseuted, I. the Veer Net, by his Fellow Britons, As • Demonstratto• of their Respect and Admiration, Fur has manly, persevering, sod disinterested Exertions, in the came a CAROL'S!, AMELIA ELIZARFTIII OF BRUNSWICK, 61VILVS1 I:0110MT of 6,0110, IV, whom be conducted to the shores of Britain, soil afforded her the Sheller of hie Roof, when the Gilts of Palaces were closed ammo her; • and to whom be euntiwurd • iron and faithful Frielid and Protector, to the latest hoer of her eventful Life; And also fur bis awful, benevolart, mid pairisiit Candsich as Aiderasaa. &sera, and Twice LORD MAVOII of the CITY of Loa ISON. Oil Friday the Earl and Counters of GI-tallow and mule sailed from (;reenoelt for Liverpool, in the strum packet Superb, Captain CA RLYI.II. The following Gentlemen were yesterday called to the degree of Barrister at Law by the Honour able Semi) , of Linenlo's 100 : Thomas Roberts Crews, Rubsrir, Esq.; Riebsrd Goff, Esq.; Robert Daterll 1 hoooe, Esq.; Peisr Ugier , Erg ; George Frederick doom, Esq. ; Datidsoo, jugs. Esq.; and Samuel Frederick Milford. Esq. Mr. A LIXANDItit, 'tuitions to testify in the only way competent to hint to do so, the deep sense of gratitude be feels for the patronage he has received sisee his arrival in this country, proposes to give, on Wednesday next. at the Adelphi Theatre, • Performance, the 'mire Profits of which will be devoted to the Fund sow raising fur the Relict of the Distressed Irish. He Matters himself that the characteristic generosity of the English Nation au Ibis iuterestr•g ocea►ins will powerfully second the esertions of Mr. ALIXAMORM. The Proprietors of the Adelphi Theatre, in order that full effect may be gives to the object in vie., latee kindly sod liberally coas•sted to graall-the see of t►e Tbe•ire without soy espesise.-{We feel pleasure ire record i•g this isratarsce of she liberality of Mr. ALCSAIIIME. It would reflect credit upon a British subject, and must re dound still wore to the honour of a foreigare.—Enj Mr. BULLOCK, junior, soil to the celebrated na turalist of that mune, arrived last night (Sunday, 15th 'natant). at Leith, hum Lapland, with 66 rein deer, the remainder• of a herd of 70. He had a boisterous passage of 16 days, in the cour►e of which he lost four of the ansimals.—(kdiaburgh Paper.) A child, of about five years of age, was lately ea hibsted at the Royal Academy of Medicine in Pans. who is ao fat that he can hardly walk. He is not teller than other children of the same age, but weighs 108 pounds !—(Fresree Paper.) A person, named ItssaT, is now living in the department of the Lower Pyrenees, who is 115 yeah of age. He was married when shout 50, and 111111 an only daughter, who pa 60 years old. He retains all his senors, and his daughter frequently has re course to hem to thread her needle!—()bid.j A cargo of ice., which has recently arrived in the River from Norway, is now leorliag, and it was singular enough to see it in the course of delivery on Thursday to all the primmest pastry emits, jest as if it had Leon the depth of winters 'LAW INTELLICLNeE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wernootorta, MAY 10 . SPENCR n. JONES. * filth linsa an aellue egoista the Marshal of the Ring's Bosch Prises for the escape of a prisoner charged bre exc. cation at t►r Plaintirs ..it. It appeared that a commi►- sioa of bankruptcy was issued against Henry Wilde (the Prisoner), and is confo►mity to The watrant of doe Com missioners the IDefeadaat suffered trim ea the day fixed for his second examinatioa to attend a meetiag at Guildhall, which at tendasee cosslitated the recaps fur Ohich the Plain tiff sought to Ix the Marshal with the debt. At the trial hf the calm the Jury fused a verdict fur the Pliflutiff, subject to the epistles of the Court. Mr. Panne, for the Plaintiff, how contended that tinder the Art of 49th George 111. cap. 141, The Commissioners of Bankrupts were sot empowered to ►ring 'opt. fere then, a prisoner charged or execution except or the last day of examination. Mr. Caursgt.s. was partly heard ow the other side, w►ea the Court siopt hies, being unanimously of opinion that us the true eonstructiva of the word. of the statate, last el ansiaation and discovery of his estate ur a/eels," the last examination might be ou the first or second day of meeting, for if the Iliinkrupt on either of t►ese days made a satisfac tory thileimiire,it might not he nems..ry for him to starlergo ■ subsequent cxamintiow.—Judgment for the Deteadavit. The verdict to be set aside, and a nonsuit entered. NAVY PENSIO?iV AND 11.4 LF.PAY. The psymeot of half-pay Is Sea Officers from the Ist of Ussery to the 31st of March, will b►gjn to be mole at the Pay.olffire, ■t tea &duet is the noosing, on the fol. lowiwe days, via —Os the 13th, 11th, sod 15th instant. to Admirals, Captains, and their Attorneys. Os the IMb, ISits 90th, list, sold t2.llnstant, to Lieuteoants, Chaplain, and their Attorneys. 0. the I3J sod 26th isstauS tit Masters Sureeenr, and Pursers, and their Attorneys, 'I be Widows of Commissitund sod Worrell Of of the Royal Navy will be paid their pessioss doe the 31s1 of March last, se follows :—The Widows of Flax Officers Su perannuated Rear.Admirsls, Captains Commanders, Lieu tenants, and Master., the 10th inst. The Widows of Sur geons Pursers, sod Boatswains, she 11th instant Amid the Widows of C ra and Carpenters, ow Monday the 13th Moist, and me tvery succemlise Thursday, between the hours of ',sand twelve. Remittance to be seat oo the 10th of Slay to those Widows resident in the canonry, who have requested to be paid their pensions near their respective resideuces. LOVER, MAT 9. The arrival* and departures front this plate have been more than usually great this swing. Not any time since the Arm year of the peace have so many been parsing, many days from ten to itealve carriages have berm shipped and nit. shipped, and we are happy to observe the greatest number are amongst the latter. The pi ineipal ions, the Yu.k sod the Ship, have tweet crowded. It is iu a great measure at tributed to the facility given to the passage by the steam packets sailing so regularly, and making their ',wage gene rally in km than three hours, which tempts nosy who would not otherwise crow through fear of a long passage. Great prepaiat tuns have been made to receive the Prince and Princess of Desimark with all honour soil respect. The East of Winchikea and the Hon. Mr. and Lady Mary Sty. *dour embark this norrulog from the Yurk Hotel. IRELAND. -...- DUBLIN, MAY B. The Lard Chancellor has been pirated In appoint the Bight Hue. Major-Green! hilir Benjamin BlisontiltlJ, G C.B. sod G.C.H. to be a hostler of the Peace fur the cutout) of Tipprrsry. Lord Ctouhroek, Messrs. Souris, Shiel, &c. bare left town for London. CLONSIEL. MAT 4. O• Wmlsesday last • ►ody of isaurgeota, consisting of 'petards of MOO person*, wit► while scarves o• their ►at., at tacked several ►enaea ie Ilse nesgbbourbood of Kilcasb and Bsllpeeeki•. KILKENNY, NAT 4. Oa Tuesday eight last two reoccupied houses were bunt ed by some ' , Mali.' on the taints of Killers, parish of Kil. nirtiagle, in the barony of Crasagh, sad within about seven lades of this city. LIMERICK. MAT 6. A boat lades wish flour from ibis city to Emus was last night alueked by the populace in the river of CI. re r and VO bags uf Guar were curled away. WATERFORD, NAY 6. We regret to find that outrages euutinue in the comity Tipperary. The resident Magistrates of the county K i theme, arc sitin- Illoned to an Exirsurdinsry Siamous tu.ninrroo, wader the bisarreetion Act, to cuuside► the state of the barouy of Ceti aagli. [From the Moderator of Sitturdayj On Tuesday night last Ina uninreupied bou‘es were horned by some villains on she lands of Killeen, parish of Kama melt, in the barony of Crauag6, and withiu about seven miles of this city. Two tither beams on the same lands, i■ which fanlike, were residing, were subwgirently attacked, and one of thew, with all the furniture, Ste. which it cum tamed, completely burned. The inmates fin Innately escaped (runt she flames. The occupants of the latter Miners were told that they might live in any part of the parish of Kil managh, hut not oil the lands of Killeen. The ground on %thole they resided wr re lately given up by the fuisner Immerse to Willies's Waring, EN. The party Mau visited a house in Ktlhreihan, oil the estate of the Hight Huu. George Canning, from which an insolvent tenant had pievionaly been dim placed, bred a *kat at lie door, and c o mmanded th e owner '• tit deal fair sad honest with the poor man over whose hind It had take■ the ground." In the middle of the following day (Wedisearlisy) a threatening notice was posted near Tul_ loran?, offering a reward fur the h. ad of a clergyman or prat to:., and commanding the people nut to pay tithes or taus. TRALBM. MAY 4• Our streets are thronged with miserable, starving, clamor. own beggars, and swarms of •akrd, half-famished children, who,fruns their aumhers, appearanee, and importunity, it may be supposed, would devour all Ilse provisious in • large laws I. sistray,llw enviers 'of her.—(N orterli Herold.) We regret to stale that distress and misery are rapidly on the increase throuchoat this county. Potaiurs,are now sold is our market at tel. and Bd. per stone; flour and ostmeal are on the rise. Oats were sold in our market •built s month since at 7d. and 71d. a stunt, and are now selling at 13d. ■ 14d. which renders oatmeal as unattaiaable by the poor as potatoes. Tlw stale of the country, we understand, is body Issieniable, and no prospect of relief is presented fur three 1110/II hs at the soon's!. We are informed of some wretched reeritrires, a few miles from this lows, whose mole subsistence, during • fortoight back, has bees the carcasses of two cows, which died of starvatioa.—(Kerry keemief l'oet) LIMIMICII, MAT 4. We secret to gate that fever is mac► on the increase is tibia city, and is of a very bed type; several have died of it in Ike Esser Hospital wit►ia a few days.—(tkroodefs.) DRAMATIC COPYRIGHT.—in the emitter of MURRAY v. ELLIITOM the Court of King's Bench have certified their opinion that an action cannot be maintained by the Plaintiff against the De tendon,. for the representation of Lord BYRON'S tragedy of The Doge if Venice. tit Drury-lane Theatre. Tun Anne.--The Ist, of King's Own dragoon roods. have repla c ed th e Mb lancers in Dublin. The Slat, or Glaagow light infantry. arrived in Dublin on Friday last front Liverpool. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, MAY 10. Amsterdam ....C.F. It 6 'Althorn Ditto at sight l2 3 0r111.3 441 Rotterdam .... 2U. It 7 Venire Antwerp ..... . 12 2 Malta 45 Hanthnrgh ... 24 11. 37 3 Naples A lions ..... ...2) U 37 4 Palermo.... prr os 116 Paris 3 Jay's sighs.. 25 IS Lisbon ... Ditto .........2 U. 25 5S Oporto Rounleaux . 25 55 Rio Janeiro Frankfurt Not the Raloa •... &lain, Ex. 111.....154 Publi•n Petersbursh.rbl. 3U. V Cork ... • ........ V. Vat MOM efiretive 2 51 10 10 1.1.11011 Tricsie.....lo. lO 10 I purtu r al Gold in L t. Madrid... Cadiz Billion Barei•losa . 36 New Dootalouses _0 4) 44 Se, ii le .... ..... .. :74 New Dollars O4 fi Gibraltarl « ililroor in Baez ....0 0 0 TILE TURF. • SETTING ON THE DERRY AND t OALt AT NEwMARKIM. DERBY. 31 to I 444 11.intpdeu 5 to 1 opt 51, , t3c 4 to 1 agst Moses Pt le t and Stamfo..l. 9 to 2 apt Atituluta Oaks It 03 1 sort Whrsg;; I 15 to 2 apt Cot. 6 to 2 apt Pastille 4EWMIRKET SECOND SPRING MEETINO. Tnunsomr, MAN' 9. Tie Jockey Chill PlAte of 504 r. to be ru 'for by horses An troprrt, of Mroitteio of the Jockey Club; 4 ‘'r ola s ref tylogist. 2lb ; Syr el‘is, est. 31b. 6.ye ukl4, 6st. 916. and nett, Sot. 111 b. 11. C. I.ord figremont's b. r.Cesstaer, 4 yrs old .. Lord Ofraflbroke'A hr. e. locaotator, 4 ) re 414 . . lUdoy's ch. It. Bat • tote, 6 yrs •I 4 Mr. Baest.to's b. nt. Los., 5 yra old '7 to 4 alit Cr l soaor•-•-5 to 9 scot Lula. Fifty Pounds, fur 3-yr olds, eterytagest. 211. 111 yr 4. 1 .01.0.; Syr olds, 7t, ; 6-yr ist.lo, and iipd, isi. 12ti.- Mr Wyo.:Moues h. 1. by Yes* Gohonne, O At abr. yeti', 3 yrs old . Mr. lUdny's rh. f. Psolouar„ 4 yrs old Mr. Crave's'. b. e. Wow., 1 yrs old • • ' Duke of Graftuses b. f. Mona, 3 yrs .11J t 'de 7to II apt Mr. Wysidtsain's b. f-6 to eget Poistotlless• 3 it. I apt Rioter-4 to I otst Msroiie. A (lull Cup, voles' 40 sovereigns, by a subscription of 14 orereiver rock, for boro.s id all ages; Ike 'espies Of soy) to the wipmer. T Y.C. Duke of Orofinu's Mope, 3 yes old, Ct. 1 "1 6 . 6 ..... Glee • 1 Mr. Chariton. t 4:. Pstrirk, b yrs old, that 411,. 4to 2 sysl Mona-11 to 1 egat 31. Paitriek--b to 1 stet A 1..... 11•0111 G. H. Carted.,les Gudelphis, Bst. Stb. boat Mr. Wystbanei litack-swil.sll.Biack, Bst. A.V. 200 gs. h. ft.. 11. II I. 4 uu Guth,lphic CHESTER RACES, TunbaY, 111 A% 7. Healers' Stakes of 4logs. each, b.f.. Bildssilsa Oirieb melibse ■nd dastoncv. Mr. klytton's b. g Babb, rley (late Arseoo Hr. L. Arsniseand's b g. by Solis's, U yr. old 1 Sir IL Brooke's b. E. Aloosso, by Peruvian, sgrd 3 Sir N. ll'stuttering's br. g.lfy Starr le, 4 A Sweepstakes ortOgs. etch, for s.year old tillaso, SA. oasis Ouse round sod a disease*. Mr. Moablsworile's eh. f.Cailrarina. 3 yr* old 1.41. Grosvroor'r be. f. Tempe, by Tboarkelholt •....' I Mr. My tons cb. f. Nettle, by Milo lA. Derby's b. f. Annals, by Rseeltie . Mr. Yalta'. b. f. Cora 3 Sir T. Steal/ye b f. by Orville .... His Hajraty's Plate of lavVe. for hyriir eM3, $4. lib; . _ • Bsi. I 01b.; 6 and age.l9ol. Tleiee ivaid. Mr. Honldowurth'a cll. h. Catshoe Mr. Allinson's br h. Vingt'uo, 4 yrs old Mt. Clifton's he. h. Odd,., 4 y.B old Sixty Guinea. (clear). the gift of the Members fur the Culp for 3 year old carrying est. /eh.; filher, B.t. Gib; 4 year old colts, Sot 41b. ; fella. , 8.1. 11h. Two.noile heats. Sir T. Statile'', hr. c. Evi.thans ' by Sir Oliver, 4 yrs old 1 Mr. J. Perrin s li.e. Aoniwell, by Golumpos. 4 yrs old I I Pulestou's gr. c. Sit Edwsrd, by "'retold Ned .... 0 3 FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE ACCIDENT AT THE CH ENTER RACE-COURSE:. We are sorry to have to 11P0011111 nature occurred on Ile rsee.course vii Monday af ternoon. During the race fur the Produce Stales, ...hen the hone, just passed the I...ming-its chair, in the rwoull lime eamoil the coarse, and facing the gale through which Cal le posolly pass, owing to some imperfeeriou its the ground, prolsably caused by the cattle, nod tont 1.. f ore observed, for W. W. Wyun'a bay filly fell; Mr. Myttou's, Mr. Hood& worth's, and Earl Gronvewoe's bosses immediately follow ing, each tell over her, and all four lay on the ground toge ther. The Jockey oho rude Sir W. Wynio's horsy, tohorb was hindmost, hod just time enough to Roo his horse so as to pass his prostrate competitors, by which meant he saved his .1.0.-nce as well as his neck. We would we could say as moth for pour W. Ousoo, who rode Sir. Alyitou's cult : in falling the cull rude ow. r him, and brunird him so serreoely that 1w was curried off the ground iustus.ble to the Coach and HUMNs Jun, where he lingered unlit Tuesday evening hetwerso three and four o'clock, when he expired. Has body was tenoned from the city 111 a hearse yesterday afternoon. Dunn' was esteemed one of the best jockeys ou the more, and his loss will be ouch felt by Mr. Mytton, of whose stud be had the principal charge.— Hot ha race is run. While lying at the inn, Mr. Mytton paid him every possible atietotion, anal, we are told, has es. pressed his iulention of oilskin., *nine provision for bits widow and insmerous small rustily. The colt ou which Dunn rode was a good deal cot, hut the other J wkeys and their horses were toot maatertally injured.—(CAssier Gra:digit .) CANBRIDOR UNIVERSITY INTELLIGIINCE. Ai a Congrrearion ou Saturday last the following degrees were ronferred:— Alasirr of Arts—Rev. Charles Porter, Fellow of Calms College. linchaors of Arts—Williom Respell. of Cain■ College; Evan Jenkins, of Trimly College; and Frederick Robert Crewder, Trinity At • Congregation on ‘TedneeLlty be following degrees were conferred:— Bachelor in Physic—Christopher John Robert Anal!, Triad, College. Bocliters of Arls—Rev. Beroard Boole*, Jesus College; Philip Hewett, ht. John's Colltge; sod Nichol. 4 Walters, Tt lusty College. At the emote Congregation a grace unanimously passed th► Reigate, " To present colors of all such hooka yet rem gonna ix band as have been polite , ' at the expellee of the Univer sity, to the College called Righop's College, lately Nitwit.' at Calcutta." The Rev. Wm. Brett Whitfield, R.D. Fellow of St. John's College. was yesterday pieseisted, by the Master and Fellows of th.it Society, to the rectory of I awford, to Ewa, 'stated by the death of the Rev. W. Wood. The hite Lord Primate of Ireland less formerly of XL Julatt's Colkgo, In this Uttiversity, M.A. 1774, U D 'llllll. PRICE OP STOCKS TESIERDAY. Book Stork 338 India Bunch. .... at; pr. 3 per Ct. Red 77f South Srid Stock .... 89 3 per Ct. Coto. 7811 i Ex. Bills. 3.....1,0001. 34 per Cent litif I 3 pdr 1 pr. 4 per Cent 944 Milo 5.n411 ... 3 6 pr. 3 per Ci. N. Au. I trgii Lottery Ticket'. 191. ISx. Bank L. An. 19 13-16 Cons. lor Acc. ..78Mi M , IRKFTS. eoRN EXCBANGE, FRIDAY, MAY 10. lie lad o fresh supply of Vfliesit and Barley from die s e . folk trial ibis lattrilllll\ arid a eousiderable gratuity of i` e former article reroamed ow baud from klotday's crows!, pi 'prune •ampleo soppori that diy's prices; bat there sun 'ararcly *ay buyers of the itsferior sorer, which were tferm a t am ' , Naito...at of 2s. per toarter. Bailey hI. per y u y, ter lower, and ekeeediegly heavy sale at skit oedema.. Fire reesb Oats Dent IS rasher freely at 11110• Jay's yseti. Otos. fu erase lord 'Pease die* is ae UXBRIDGE. torn lurpeethi's Rehire, TtsuotsoaT, MAT 9. Wheat, per load arley, per temorter lis dto tle eats . l3o —d to tes g lu 30. ..-.d Ito —d to 47.... d lALISBUItY. NAT T. Oboe 2ll* lo Atm 04 I Oats.... II& N.lO 211.0 m fir l6s so 144 04 Bemis .. OL to 362. 04 DEVIZES, NAT f. Wheel—. ilsOda33.OdlOats Moeda% 14 ISErfey.... 19t 04 • !Os OJ Beams WA Sacks of Wheat sold at the awns of 13a. 4i41. IttNGERFORD. Noy S. Inset— .WB. Od. to 68.. Od. Oats.. Its. Od. In tit Os. bogy I Od. to Ilia Od. Bean Wt. Od. 3ts NEWBURY. !JERKS, NAT IP. Wheat .'.......20s to 74s I Oars al. to is. —• to —s boos .141 to Ilk I Prase ..• • tOo to Br Bread, per gaily% I s . fd. to to 41d. ITH Fl 10. Orr supply this nottrahre is most oltoodosd, owl, whet was 'left aver f.os Monday, and that days priers sere Nay orkstard fur the haft snicks; sit other Seri, were loudly orowsksb'e. Nu alteroias sof priers is the Hsy•ssai kr', Ina any hrory sale far alarm orrery tbiarg. NSWGATIS AND LEADBNHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... is Sd t• SO 84 Veal .... 441 b 411 41 Matt•o.. Z. 04 t• I. id I Pork .... 2* id t• 4. 04 Lomb 3. 44 to 4. St PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. RT. JANIS'S. wisirstroantl. Nay $1 Oi 0,1 to 41 Ili 04 Hay....3110.114 to 41 St 01 *raw 11 S. Od to If 11. (id Clever.. 4/ Os Isd to 5/ 0. ol Clover Os Od to-4 Oa Od Straw II In. Od to 1116. OA PRICES ll► TALLOII Tows Tallow 43. 041 Od Taw Rrria 43. 0.1 While ditto-41s Od —. od Soap ditto-- 39. Od —a Od Nelms( Staff 32. Od Ditto roogh..lll. 011 Od F, SOAP, ke. pet 11211.. ; renal! Soap '6‘ Waned lois Curd ...... ......... Graves 34 us Good Dreg 5....... IL us PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Btb Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Mellen) PRICE OP CANDLES, From Tallow areadlen H■ll. ►rke of Candles, per dozes, Ile ed--Moalds, 101 6d. 6d. per dozen allowed for ready stoney. PRICE OF LEATHER. Botts, IR to MIAs. esti 18.1 to Ind K. 111. Ditto, 56 to 111116 s. each eld to Mt Drensiog Hides 17.1 to Int 4 Fine Coon Hides lB.l to 1914 Crop Hides 35 to 40 foe eosins' 17111 to 1144 Ditto 45 to ..... ted Calf Skies 30 to 40Itos Old to 304 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs ? to 344 Ditto 70 to 00Ibis 4ld to ltld Smell Seals (Greenland) 18.1 to 1101 Lary ditto 154 to 144 Tanned Horse Hides 184 to 174 Spasisli Horse Hides 1641 to 204 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. new POCK/ITN Itilr Kent ....21 189 to 5/ Gs Kent t/ lin Is 41 159 Sasses ..2/ I2s to 3/ its Sussex .... 2/ 10s to 3/ Its E55e0....21 lOs to 4/ 4s Esse: .... 2/ Ills to 41 Os Fatalists, five, 41.105. to 101.—Secoods, 2/. 109. to 6/. 66. COAL MARKET, MAY 10. Ship at Market. Skip A.M. Prise. 64 Newea.ite llt S.inJerland Tut FUNDS.—From the generally received opi nion that the-South Si Cowpony are to be sup ported by •n •rraugem•nt with the B•uk, and ire to be the Pension List contractors, it erases to Is+ a matter of interest with the minket. Consols were very steady, little air nothing doing, 7811 for co ney said the account, one tuinute buyers End then sellers. Rrdaced 772 Navy 102115 t< per Cents. 9421; Lniig Annuities 19 13-16 Facings Stocks s little nn the mend; Spani►h, a 6311; Ds uub 8.5; Pru+sian 86. BIRTHS. On the :Id instant, in Fitair.bbno.street. Dublin, As Lady of Sir .1. J. nine. Rart. of a tlaaehtee. On tie Ist snits's', at Drunirar, C ty Louth. Lady Eli- I theth %I`Clinturk (sister of the Earl of Clones/1),ot a sac Al the Lower Tei rat e, Curb, sin the Sib luatalll. doe Hoe. Mrs. Braintsb of a Wo. el X , le J I 11 by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Metiers) la. 40 PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b PRICK OP CANDLES, From Tallow Cheadlers Hall lee of Candies, per dozes, tl. 101--Meelds, 101 6d. U. per dozen allowed lee ready money. • PRICE OF LEATHER. ,Inle MI lbs. each 184 to Ind per lb, 66 le albs. each tbl to 234 1 1 mg Hides 17.1 to Intl 'mach Hides lB.l to 1914 Rides 35 to 40 lbs. for cultist 174.1 to 1144 • 45 to 501b5..... ..... .J 6141 to BM kiss 30 to bibs Mid to 304 50 to 70th. 484 to 344 • 76 to 801b5..... ll6B ;Pals (Greenland) 184 to IN ditto 164 to ISA I Horse Hides ltd to 1761 • 6 Hone Hides lB4 to tOd a - - PRICE OF HOPS, per Cert. new POCK /ITN SEW DAM. ....21 18a to St Is Kent t/ Ilin le 4115 s ..2/ Its to 3/ Its Sussex .... 2/ Ids to 3/ As ....41 16s to 41 4. Emes t/ 16s to al Os ham, fire, 41.105. le 101.—Secuerls, 2/.10/10 6/. 6e. • COAL MARKET, MAT 10. at Market. Ships Bald. Prise. • Newcastle Sunderland . to FUNDS.•—•From the generally received opi- that the-Synth Sea Cowpony ere to be sup. d by an errungeroent with the Book, and ere the Pension List contractors, it ceases to be tter of interest with the market. Consols were steady, little air nothing doing, 7811 for so- aid the account, one [ornate buyers trod them s. Retlaced 7721 ; Nosy 10105 4 per a. 9421; Long Auteuitiet 19 13-16 Foreign cs n little out the turud ; Spanish, a 63a; Di* 95 ; Prumign 86. - - - • - - - BIRTHS. the 3rl instant, in Fitairibbooddreet. Dublin, the Lady .1. J. ['myriad, Ran. of s dentistry. the lit instant, at Druntrar, C ty loth, Lady Eli- ii`Clintock (sister of the Earl of Clonearty),af a sot. the Lower Tei rat e, Cork, on the Sib instant, tie Hea. Seminal' of a 50... MARRIAGE. Thursday, the til instant, at Riphor, in the Catirtlrat by the Right It. v. the Lord Bishop, the Her. Heti de. Chaplain to his Excellent! the I.md Lienteassi, r of Alborg, to Surrey, sad son of Alexander M•Nrilr, if Batlycsaile, to Apse Magee, daughter of the Lord p of Replier. DEATHS. Thursday last, is the 13.1 year of his ere, George. the son of Mr. Woudfall, of (W e st Desu'ilard, Wrol- tr. the ld instant, at Wellington, Shropshire, the RiTht Lady Eleattor Eli: ineth Knit, (laughter of F.Jua..l i a Cordon. Her Ladyship was in the 06th )ear of Er. the Id instant, at Castleblayney, County Monsetaa,l4 Ith year of his age, Juhn Dawson, Esq. the lit iss:taiit, at Elsinore, Susan, seeonil daughter of eir. Henry Wouilsrard, Rector of Frthard, ni the theatre ahel, ay d sixteen. the Ist instant, at Somerset Hoare, year Dahlia, the if Wet D soey. Eyi Mrs ()Inn r, 'tool Pl, relief the Arebdeacuta Oliver, formerly Rector of Carrigalise. Cork. Monday night. at his house in Rolland -moire, Dab- he liontimahle and Most Reverend Chink. lirodrork, [bishop of Cashel, sod Primate of Mummer. As so Melted Divine and a Christian Pastor his Grace it pre-eastonts. He was eoeseerated Bishop of Chofert 93, was trandated t. Kilmore is 1796, and hse filled the lemmop - a Chair of Casks 1 singe stir year 1801. Hie Grace : • ••• the fourth sun of the late Vtocustut Midletun et of the piesent. lo 1766 he married Mary. daughter r Rev. Riihsed Wordwarit, Bishop of Chaim, by wham a left 'mite. al WATER AT LONDON UIOGE THIS DAY. Horairg 7 after M. I Ewan $ after S. ed sad Published at wig Miran VI SAS owl g GLOBE (Ike. No. 11; lima, C CORP , ELL, of tie St.aottl. MARRIAGE. ....... On Thorsday, the 2.1 instant, at Itrphne, in the Cathedral Church, by the Right R. v. the LnrJ &shop, the Rev. Roth M•Neile. Obenlain to Iris Excellency the I turd Lieutenant, Rector of Alborg, in Surrey, sod sou of Alexander M•Neile. Erg. of &Myeloid'', to Anse Magee, daughter of the Lord Mater of Raptor*. &BATHS. Oa Thursday last, in the SW year of his age, C s eeriv, the eldest we of Mr. M'oudfall, of Grtat Deau'alsrd, West. moister. Oa the td instant, at ll'ellington, Shropshire, ihr It;ttht Hue. Lady Eleauor Llasbeih !Out, (laughter of Ed. si..l Earl of Kinston. Her Ladyship wan in the 66th year of her age. On the lit ;natant, at Castlehlayney, County Monaghaa, the 611th year of his Dm Juhn D. 014011, Esq. On the lat isedasst, at Lismore, Satan, feeonol daughter of the Rev. Henry ITutlward, Rector of Fethard, in the Dioceoe of Cashel, agi d st )(ire°. Oa the Ist instant, at Somerset House, near Dahlia, the meet of Wu, D miry. E•q Mrs. DIM. r, aged Pt, relict of the Rev. Arebdeacon Oliver, formerly Rector of Cortipliar, wear Cork. On Monday night, at his house in Rellandegear►, Dah lia, the Homnisahle and Most Reverend Charley &adroit, Archbishop of Cashel, ■rd Primate of Munster. As sit ealightened Divine and a Christian Pastor his Grare Mood me-ensinests. He was goosecrated Bishop of Chiafert it 1795, was translated to Kilmore is 1796, and has WWI the Arrlisept.copl Chair a Cashel since tkr year Itlol. His Grace was the fourth sou of the late Vim-trout Midietua and brother Ili the psesent. In 1786 he married Mary. daughter of the Bev. Rsdiard lron11 , 11(14 Bishop of Clop*, by wham Ise has left 'mite. HIGH WATF.R AT LONDON lIIHOGB THIS DAY. Music( 7 after S. I Ewan IS after S. Prlste.l 1.4 Publisbrii at THE artirm PREIS soil THE GLOBE tire, N. . 1.117, lorbbi, C COEN , WELL, tid tie St.sid. I ~ s. f'• !''• '1 M ~~ ~ 1 r Nmi