The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-26 00:00:00

7 be Neics self to tree iti; leceives, st 9, au" JI3C proctlY to 10 r tby off" 11 1 1 p• 1 10 • t l,lsl 3- re 6" 0 o rdcr t' oli. f ore 5 in'i : a del 1 rS tie , t obit . : ll e , l f 111 ef ilico to o bit! ~4 0 ' c t r10 1 ; 10 10,' en'ta , ' ' .(1 ,10 1 . lit ' t the 6 ' ) k t 7 -11 04 D' ,o l "?. o , l oog noY i 'di ivha s o ,..toic e l ot )tlices tI wttlE l ° e ttit ' I ,F 4 EAR C,4. 0 "" Co' l d' ifi) ly. NAVAL NEWS. , HARWICH AUG. 25.--The LadyMiiimn packet, Capt : LIVING, arrived late last •rvilitti;'amd • the. AuCkland, Capt. tattiOE, this Morning;-from. He ligoland ; the 4iiciiion a the renewal Dr denun ciation of the Armistice is • not yet .decided by these arrivals . ; the greatest anxiety prevailed at that island on 'account of the uncertainty as to that event, but it was generally stipPosed,": that, should fiestilities reconimence, Hathburgh would be immediately Occupied by the Swedish army under the CROWN PRINC . I3" who' Was at no great distance front it: The Danes, "itis rePorted, have agreed t o a reg • ular post bOnnnunicationwith this country by Way of Heligoland, the Mail to be . put on shore at Tonningen ; great shipinents of corn to this country were making at . I lelig-Oland. , PLY MOUTH, AUG. 24.—Went tip the Ilaroour to be repaired, the Pelican brig of ‘var, Captain Atotts.—Sailed the Belle Poule frigate to join the. Channel. Fleet ; Reindeer brig of war, and the -Racer schooner, on a cruize. 1 t ' PORTSMOUTH, AUG. ales y s ship Ethalion,;Endynzion, Swift; and Hilalia, 'with the outward-bound, for Newfoundland, Quebec, Apti Halifax. Also sailed the cadinus and Partltian on a cruize. FALUOUTIT, Auc. 23.---The Morgiana packet, • with a mail for the Windward .Islands, is gone into t he Roads, About a dozen sail are assembled here, waiting to join the Mediterrane . ao convoy. GRAVESEND „NUG.,')3.—Arrived the nape, GAL LO , and the Neptune, itoßlNsok;li'bt4 ,Green -442(1 ; anti the Fume, G 116.3 oal t from the South Sear', a prize. LRITII, A n0.23.L--The Nightingale sloop of war rallied in Leith Roach:" yesterday TAWrilitig . from Longhope, and , the CherOlcee sloop, of war. with a ~'.Hamburgh Greenland ship, her prize, with four fish: The, Greculandinan - has been put und e r quarantine on account of the dead body of a loan:being on board.. He died about three mouths 4 14°f and they wished to take hiM home to Ham . natgli. Tice Giril«at gun-brig arrived last night from' the NOre. The, Alw:aint will sail in a day or two for Sheerness, where she is to be laid up. The tuirah (h a g is to be shifted on board of the Niglitin plc sloop of war till the arrival' of the "Lotona frig:tte, which is to be brought down by the crew of the Adamant. • At t;. 26.•—The turd - Comniissioners of the Admi nuty hare 1.;;..en pleased to itiforin the Coarmittee, that they have givca dirN:tions to their.' Proctor to 'institute proseen . lions a;:ti”st Mr. S. Itasp...tt.L, master cf.l,LrAelly 9 ;wr Caro bile, :nil Mr. S. S. 11AuToun, Master of the sChuoner Indus try, fru:a Martinique, fur having deserttur the. - et.iiviiv that 1 14iled from St l'iluitias'a on tile 3d ult. under charge of*C a pt. DAsit wool), of tiia'Slajesty's ship Crc,sy. JOHN BU NETT, Jun. , . 'NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL; A. Court:Martial was held on board the Hiber. nit!, 'in Port Alaimo, on the Bth and 9th of April, 1813, for the trial of Mr. Hugh Stewart :Morris, -111,:,,,iimian of his Majesty's b r i g. C ar i otta, ' dis ob edie ncefor I . 1' " For of orders, ein iezz ing, or designing tt) e.ohezzle., the cargo of the St. Vittotiz„ and for attemptio; , t ''‘i , • , er:; and Francis " '...,,0ri am; Vraneuis Rhine, svariien m 'ioni;in: ' ' we - Carlotta, fur aiding hint therein, Wad for at tylttpting t,., dtert:" 1 1 . . - snearett in evidence, that the Carlotta de ., ..•i i . muted a settee on the 13th of October last, and the prisoner Morris was sent on-44Oard to take charg e of her, with orders to procFA to Malta, in eginpany with the Carlotta. Ile, however, Pdri;:tie oliyany on the 19th, and . went to. Port St. lot, from thence to Palermo, -where he remain ed twenty •days, and so ld great part o f the cargo. , I he morning after he sailed from Palermo he pro Posed to the crew to sell the vessel and carg o , iL a ""! 'tivi,!e the money, an d ca use . t h e oa k um to ).. Piexed out of the vessel's bottom, near the fore l'atvb, so as to make a leak ; he then anchor . t: i d , between ttoehelle anti Celain, landed the reitot t l le ft" °I the cargo, and agreed .with a perom of for 1 1 a r , i le of Felippo to sell the. wreck antl cargo 0 more 1 ,) okllleei of gold ; having done which , tw- - - i e "ics were Made underneath the counter, and t I 1 If p ""* Pl i 'l )1' shore. From Cefaht, Morris, art m all t 4 e . crew (with whom. he ,had divided - the ed ()Ile Y ) Pr()ceeded to -NT i ...essain, where they remain son col an - 7;, I KYs., and were appreltentietl 4, l7 . Itett . t. - ( a , ; L e '. "Iliin, Deputy Quarter-Mtater-t)Lneral, Lieut.- (as ."'eY , were (iii tin; point of takingqichtiat to. go over to Calabria) and sent prisonevA„to Malta.— "( ' I I f e T i i, ( e ' l c l uw i q; a copy of the se . otei l ie: ip :^- por , t et the whirr . nail having heard the evidence it ~,,,„.„. in thei , ow`i'l6,TeNiet.t well as what the prisoners had t°.'"''' tat t ly we r„ e i respectively and hay s f pinitin that h e oar 1 , .! ett and ,and the' 111 e, I- '). u • ,rb, fitigt big maturely and de;itie. B tewa r t tr._ h a le been proved a4ainst 9e vtl i sopt. c outt , o . Coprt (kith Pr----, I,l'i, midshipman of his Ma,;estY s ' m g.. "..., _ ....:,; nitionentisL• bri7lsTntyt,ison awl 'raneois Itichic, seameo .91,t8Liigo. said ~,ig e the II 'therefore attj tuttleteZ 0,4 1 the prisoner WO , U i due to him i n ins Maj o i, ;P',9' • aud prize.money that quay e . 71, t'' t ( ! ) tiorrls be • *,:tenfiontril 1 6 st, rviee, I R , i nj o r iAencd two_ yea' tin s n i e tt . it .s ary "the Adwii,l4,lll ,s' l ol pril on [1 .,; the Lords Cointniss!o u of i ere o: . Petty hi s ii, 611411 do ect, and be rendered Inca bf lyit t he pt Tit officer or l' offi ce , 'l; l 9 '. his heirs and successors , , Statl-pa, ~,d , viieuinstZ!"' 'tlid jest Y's s4 i ' prize-inoney that may be due . to I 1 4 Owner Francis .ita)tts . a o * . u ll. be n i li t i ti s l t ls tt l e a d e l skit:ration of receive 200 la u s o h g e e s- the ll p e ri ; lier . I. is 1,,,,,,., e c5 i the Court (loth adj prize-money be 1 tliat' l ;,".'. ut IlY to be mulcted of all the pay !tint , )ne d ue t o l i, iii Iris N I ;.. ty's service, a , , 111Paseo of U& il 1 ' i n - ' I milliner 'lt& the Lome' •4110er-ill-Cliliti'sou;'er uiw ".. i ' " , 1 ".' .. ' and rowels em to the Mediterr •' , hi s f•.l • "J''''Y 8 1. 11 1 , , . I tltt) lea 4"a " 'ha" direct. ' ' i'C 44i . a Frenb tuati un I . red by the Carlotta's book "'Tressed into the Service. ' • ' - s that ic . Yesterday. , . . - *i. dispatches were received at , the Adi . 41 , a 1 a ltY, from Lord KEsrrn, announcing severs • :1'1 1. 11 ,, a t . 1 1.1 1 1 ; l e : ( 1 11 .: D e l a i s l .e l l b le y Americans, and alliOng them s , I , lritisis ship of inferior force. ri 2' .n -terl.' ~ lr ~ c `t• CO dil KAN C had, yestetTdaY'a l° " l i ~ ret l vieW w ith the Lords of, the AdmirultY, on his arc ' i-tona. Ini rroin the Weal In dies. • .. ' '' . A n 1 1d's' i 1 " . 1"Ifn • fd s numaer oi Officers fil eamen ~ 1 )1 4 to. proceed in t1ic.41, 4 ;'0/us to Halifax; to be em jel"l the Liks of Cairarfa. . '' • . . i‘c 41/taia Al larLF.s,. Of ttse Pe li can sloop of war•, promoted to the l/4 of Commander, for his ali ant „ , . se lan, , ~), sit she ca Jure arise .44rgto. kCpt a i n I I I . . t i tI) C Ceti ' ... 414 AINI4k:LI. is EVIDOIIIteCt Et.YCOUllllallt - KV/ i . . THE; MILITARY Twt, note tprips fronr each of the litinar Re gitnents are ordered ..to be held in readiness for foreign service. •• • : • • • - .4 Tice following British regiments of :irtfanry art now at Stralsund Or in its neiglibouTbootr:---tite ; fi=lth Regiment, 4th battalion. Royal Scius, 2d 1 , batta!ion .23th Regiment, 2d battalion .73d 2d battalion 91:3t. ditto. • The superioi icy of, the cavalry of the German Legion, with respect to the ,care and attentiOn paid to their horses on. service, has, we hear,'bt..cu represented in orders as an example to light dra; _ goons. . . It appears that the lify'adhitra transport at,4.. orts mouth, .underordet s for New South, 'Wales, was so full and crowded, that after an 'examination of 'the !hinge'. of disease, by the. Inspector of" Hos• pitals, a,detaelniient of the -46th Regiment, on board, was. obliged to he disembarked without delay. Tire COnunatuling Officers of Regiments _have received orders from the War Office to dise'onti nue the usual contract's for meat, it being deemed expedient that the supply of meat to the troops ht Great Britain shOuld, from Sept. 2f.ith . , take place tinder contracts entered into by the'Commissitry in ,Chief only. Lientenant-COloriel YAThs left town on Sattir day last, for PortSinotith, to join his Regiment at i ,Qu e been. : The detachments of the Ist battalion of the 6th, ith, and S2d regiments, now servin g with the 2cl battalions in Jersey and Alderney, are ordered to Portsmouth to embark for the PeninStila'. - The detachments of the I st battalions of the 32d, 40th, and tilst Regiments, now in Ireland, are to conveyed immediately t_o Passage. Captain CHARLES CU'i'LER, of ,the 69th Regi ment, is appointed Aide-de-Came tci'Lientenant 7 General Sir THOMAS' PicroN, h. )3. serving in Spain. The pbblication of *a • Cinirt '..llartial in a,provin cial paper, before the sentence of the • Conrt was confirmed, wjll, it is said, 'bring the publication of these docioneks to a legal issue. ••-• The tollowioi; divisioh oilers were issued by Oeneral OswALD, alter the attempt to storm St. Sehastiaa's " Camp, near St. Sebastian's, July 26. nivisteN ofturats.—NC. 1. " Major-General Oswitt,n requests the gallant corps coin plsing the first brigade to accept of his acknowledgments fiir the and bpirit they displayed in the assatilt . of ytis,- tur'laY• The :.:ajor-Gencral:ileptores• the lo*s they have slin t;!ined in the brav e Offi c ers 'and hien who fell upon that occas , on. lu his report Major-Getierar °swim) haslaken care to do just ice to their merits arid spirit. 'The Royal. Scots proVed, by the nu to b ers l e f t i n th e b reac h, th a t it would have been carried, had they not been °nised by real obstacles, that to p rove ss con I d ove rco e. " It tt;.i , etrs that th, r:.'ry judicious arrangements made by Major-tieneral liar welt; most pointody attended to oy his brigade, under the must trying re amstances; By the Heligoland Mails ye.itertlay private let lets are said to have been received, from one Of which the following is extracted : " Hc4.lo.t.AN o , Au 20.-,.This moment a small boat has. arrived from the Elbe, the only intercourse tee have had with the other, side for several days, mving to contrary:winds. A very respectable man, who is th e singh: pasaenger by her, states positive l .7 That the French have left nambor4li for the purpo.4e o( tri cam pi ng themselves at klergeilorti, leaving there') their Gens O'Arm e s an d D ouan ie rs in the the place.— The.. sientlennut further . states, that they hate done this through jealousy, that the Danes were not their friend.;; . and 17. e adds, it is well known than if the Danes should turn upon. French that Ilamburgh is not a place of competent security." Other letters from thence mention that the Ar••• mistice is broken. The ccnnnlunication ,continues open between lieligcilnrd and Tonningen, and much business is transacted in'the interchange of colonial produce for grain but it was required, that in future the payment of the ad valorem Dutie s , la the Danish Custom House, should be made, not in paper, but in coin. • One personage, most unexpected, no doubt, ex hibitect hiMself smong the l'lenipos who were pre sent at Prague : this was the Turkish Ambassa dor. He was unquestionably brought tiddler by BuoNAPSATE, to oppose the Russians. The Ern-''; peror ALEXANDER would with equal justice have a right to call for a Wechabite to match, this Turk. The Regency of Spain it is said, have lately carried into execution the unanimous vote of the Congress, which ordered a grant of land to' be `conferred on the Marquis of WELLINGTON, as a solid and enduring monument of the gratitude of their nation, for the transeendant services he has rendered it. Three royafeitates have according. ly been submitted to the British Field Marshal for his choice, and with that disinterestedness and taste which arc known to teMper the aplendOur his military fame, he gave the pi eferenee to that which was lowest in actual value, but which came recommended to his fancy by the beauty of its situation and the amenities of its scenery. ...It is the royal estate, called the Sitteo di Roma, situat ed on the river Xenil, in the Kingdom of Granada. Its annual produce is estimated ar 30,000'dolbtrs. Yesterday Lord Mat.vit.te held a Levee at his Office at the Admiralty, which was attended by, Admiral BERKELEY, Admiral Sir C. HAMILTON ; CaptcarlS•SMlTH, &WET, HENRY, 8/c.! Captain lILANCKLEY left town yesterday,morn ing for Brigliton, to present KingJosErn's sword to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at the, Pavilion., Numerous applications were made from the different- Offices to have a sight of this trophy, - but as the seal of Field Marshal the Mar= quis of WELLINGTON was affixed to the ease, Capt. B. could not gratify the wishes of the applicants. Letters from Harwich state, that the fishermen belonging to that port had heard, in their inter- • course with persons from the Flemish coast, that 13u0NAPAnTa had left the'army, and was on his - return to Paris. This we consider merely as an echo of the rumour to the same effect from other quarters. . • The Sirth;•day Of -BUoNAPARTa . was to be e.d eele brat at Hamburgh as well asat Dresden, my the 10th inst.. in consequence of the rupture' of the A n uistice being expected on the regular anniver sary (the 15th). • The. Prince of ORANGP, rand the - HeRPDITARY paiNCE arrived at the Pavilion, Brighton, on Tues day afternoon. i t is said-that the Rev. Dr.. IRELAND has de clined the ofir male to him, of Regius Professor cif -Divinity, Oxford, in the roont of Dr. llowtAtv, the new Bishop 4f London. TIIE ROYAL, FAMILY. Her :1131.f•Tv and the finirTßlNCEsars arrived nt IZa'ces at.lialf-past one yesterday, and toot; their s tllticti.s , in th e - stand. prepaicd for 'their . re - ception. .'fhe Prince :CHARLOTTE of WALEs soon, atter, in ,a bailout:he . drawn by lout: and took' her station near the stand. tier R oya l Hi g h ness Writ acFoinpanied by the Duchess of LErDi, her dioigyter,• Miss Liqt6HT, and she (lid not alight during the..iliice , ;. The Duchess of VOIK drove on the r 0 u 0. in her curricle, and, Ayith the Did:e of the Royal Party. PRINCE RECEST'S tIRTH-DAY. r.I.COGOLAND, 16) . jultli and at,; taament to their . Sovereign that has on every Oc- Casio!' characterized The worthy inhabitants ,of this island, were never more strotig,ly evinced than in the celebrating of his Royal. Highness the PRINGP. REGEYT'S Birth-day. The day was ushered in by.„ringing of bells, displaying CO lours, and firing of cannon front the hattaries., At one o'clock, the men of war in the roads fired. a royal salute. "At tive*precisely, upWards of forty of the principal merchants sat down to a sump- Nous entertainment . at Mr. Banatxo's New Ball Room. The able exertions of the Chairman and Gentlemen who ass sted as Stewards on the occa sion, fullysucceeded in promoting the harmony and Conviviality of .the company ; many loyal toasts were drank, and the, admirers of music were regaled with some excellent songs. The party retired atat late hour, highly gratified with their entertainment. . . r 0 B T it Y. •• . IMPROMPTU ar . entinlatrd Crierritian of a Tyrant's Bit/Is-Way. L'/eFo.:.r4 auticipate tht.dav That gay,: thcTr Tyrant breath; 31artkind wi!l hal!, come when it may, That %..hkh 4h:digt,:in"; his death. ANoTiIER. What Frenchman order'd t 11114 It, antedate . The tuournini Chit Aare your Tyrant birth ! MO were you you'tinot for orders- wait To harten tint dooini his corpse to 'earth ! ON TIIE ritornETEss, LATELY COMMITTED TO JAIL IOR THFFT. Thic Teller of Fortunes, now clearly 'tis shoWn, ould prophecy (tory one's fate but—her own; For like other trimuet,y, that pr, , i,,i(ta motif, be, She coUhl'ulwa'ys bat could never fore-see. TO A Torpt IN LOVE. 'Tweet) Wurnen and Wine, Sir, . Man's lot is to mart ; Fur irlidr tualLts head ache, And iroinon his heort !- \Ye understitud that WALTER .SCOTT is to be the new Poet tattreat. • An alteration in the projected plan for the new streets from Carhow-honse to Portlandplace, has, it is:said, been recommended by the Comptroller of the - Board of Works, which will include the whole in one straight line (without any angles, as Was at . first intended). It is thought that the house of Lord SomEtts, in Caventlish , squas4,' will be sacrificed to this improvement. The following notice has appeared in a country Paper :-,--."fake notice, Sytire Smith's manor is poisoned for the preservation of the game.- 7 -23d August, ISI3„" advertisement lately appeared in a 'West 'lndia paper, offering a high premium fora 8:1W/f -lute to be hanged iu tae room of a gentleman ordered for execution. _ _ A female dasher, of gambling notoriety, lately asked a country Clergyman, whether he thought Faro criminal ? the worthy Rector • answered— .YeS,. Pharaoh and all his host.". CONJUGA). DI9APPOINTNIENT.—We are sorry to bear that the intended union between an amiable young Actress , an4l a Noble Lord, which has long been expected to take place, has been unfortu nately obstructed by such an alleged lamentable infirmity on the part of the latter as, in their opi nion, to warrant theinterposition of his friends. CONJVGAL Lova.—A person praising the af fection of the widows of "Malabar, Avlio burn - them selves on a. funeral pile in honour of their hus bands Memory : FooTr, who was present, observ ed,.." that. the women of England claimed a higher honour; for they bitrited betote marriage,for their first husband, and alterivaras for a second." PEDESTR Nwm. 7 ---Yestehlity morning, a man of the name of Dralter,' forty years ofage, undertook, for a wager of to go on foot from London bridge to South End, and back again, in tWo hours and ten minutes, the whole distance being 18 m il e s. I-1- started at :5 o'clock, stopped to bait at NtwCut),l Turnpike, proceeded on his jour ney, and reached . South End, in exactly onu hour, :and,:after , stoppiiig a few minutes to 'refreith, set nft ou his return, and arrived at the starting-post at'four minutes after 7, winning by six minutes. Odds ,wete against hint at starting, four to three. A good deal of , nioney was won and losi upon the nceasion. There arc now living at a little thatched but at East Maron, near Skipton, wh ere th e y h ave l ong resided in the greatest harmony, the following six persons, ►whose united ages amount to' 500 years, viz. : 'Muses Gektarii Mart p», his ~gilt; Buie Pollard ad YANKEE \VIT.—The names, UII4 tlke fullowin on one side !Mark Garnet . lacy atain Deek••••l4ii ; ii-pounklers. I\o, 1. I,lrottier O. True Mite ._3. 'Yankee Proteetiou 4. Pilttlattl 5: Itoging - Eagle 6, Viper • ' 7. th.oeral Warren 8. ,Arithooy . 9. Aufgrica • .10. NVaxhiligton Liberty co. Ever I. I.i, hell ute I.tuerty or Death. 1 Ti.l l ! HAWS were engraved on small squarei of copper plates'. Chesapeake ' „^nus had all ig is a list of 25 of them Furccastb . [?uitttil'l"ury, 1!s-puundcr .lumping Billy f4ttkr ;;=-PQuudcrn. Qtrtrter Dcck. Nu. I. Brill Dog .2. Syittire a..tsatkey Dawson 4. Itt-venge • h. ilu e'tikes 6. Pumiluitttas 7. l'owNer .8: Wilful Murder. TO THE EDIToII. TeW.y. oQutla Wales), Aug. 20. • SIR,—In your Paper of the 17th inst.tnere is a plaagraph,concerning one DUANE being '' ap , p o i n t e d a n Anlrican Brigadier-. General," front having been'Prtniee of a 'Paper then called Th e Mercury. It - is fl'ettriOits fact, which (if you think worth while) you may easily ascertain, by lug of any Gentleinau l now in London, who was in Bengal about.; the years 179 ti; '7, 8, that this DUANE, an Irishman .by birth, was Printer of a Newspaper in 'Calcutta ; in which having sported some wry - fine Republican principles, by no means acceptable to the Marquis .WULLESLEY, then Go- NE was, at a. very short no tice, :sent oti fprEurope. Soon - after his ai rival in England, he went to and has. since resided in Atuerica. The man was - apparently rather harshly used : he is of a very turbulent disposition. Your's, &c. • ,; '.BI.IOIITING, "MitMN. RACES,• Aua. • • Smolensko, the fain i nits'racer, drew a company unprecedented ml the course: •• The-sisitors teele so eager to get a tight of him, that crowds waited at the stable door,' and. after the race.. Sir C. Banbury desired that the company might be gra tified with a full visa of him. He was 'placed in circle op posite the ltoyal for'the awe,' and,Princesses to : view, and afterwards in other parts of the course. The first -race yak the Magna .Charta Stakes of 50g.s.- each, h. ft. for ;t . yrs old Cobs, to carry Bst. Mb. The winner of ' the Derby or Oaks to carry Mb. extra. Sir C. Banbury's 141:.c. tintolimiko ' D.•of York's c. :by Giles, oat of Venture's dam ..... • . g Smolensko was said to have (wen short of work, and be was the favourite at 7 to 4 only. •Goodison, who rude, kept up the appearance of a race with Chiffney, who rude the Duliv's colt, till opposite the Royal Stand, Within :20 tytirlis of tjte wiuniog-po‘t, when he bucket lu r(iiis, Suitilen sko got a length in a moment, and won is it canter. A SWeepAat,e4 of 16g - s. eac h. Sir C. Bonburyi named. Dom; Mr, Blake's Wisdom 1). of York's coll by Giles The Mike the tay:nnite, and 2to `l agst Darns ; l.n u. t.t. - -• • race. The I.runes' Plate of 501. fur all ages. Sir.Ladbrult(l"s IL:inlet ... Nit. 113lcthe's Sprightly „ Nir. 'lreraniou's I...Urn:lt • ' Five to four figst the wintt..... YORK AUGUST MEETING—Mo \ 1), ) ,y, dun, 2ti. The last year.—Subscription of o,3gs each; four-year old;, 7st. 91b.; tire, tst. Mb.; six and aged, Sst. 1011). Four-ye.ir old fillies allowed 41b.—Forir mileto , i 11i Subscribers.) Mr. T. Duncumbe's b. c. Utold, 4 yrs'old I Sir M. M. Sykes's h. It. Epperston, 5 yrs old g Mr. Garforth's er. 1. Marco/int, .4 yrs old . Sir O. Armytage's b. f. Pope Juan, 4 yrs old . 4 D. yf Leeds's ch. h. Mowbray, ;no I . 5 to 2 ag'st Langold-4 to I asst N OW i wa y—w„" „,, s;. Match for 300 gs. h. tt.—The last toile 'Mr. Griniston's b. f. by . Sanebo, Sst I •Mr. W:itt's b. c. Tramp, 84, ::+) i 2 to I lot Tramp.---AVoaeasy. The King's Purse of 100 gs for 4-yrs old, lost. 41b.; nee, li s t. • Olb.; six lest ; and aged, 12st. 211),—p,my m il es. Lord Scarborough's bay colt, Cotton, 4 yrs old , I Mr. Itob's 1;. c. Otterington, 4 yrs old 2 Mr. Latnbton's bay colt, Knight Errant, 4 yrs old ' . 3 Gto S apt Cotton-. 2 to I atilt Dtterington-2 to I 11; - 4t, Knixlit . • ,:..., Errant—won ea , .y. Sweepstakes of .20 , N,. each, 11. ft. ~0,t.. ;11). crch.--Two mile:, (Three Subscribers.) Sir.M. M, Sykes's hr. c; by Sancho I Duke. of Leeds's-bav colt by lianibletonian . / 2 5 to ~ .l on the I)ukc of Leeds's cult ; won easy. The Produce Stakes of Wags each, .h. f, for four v.nr old eiAts, 43.4, 71b.; fillies, ast. 41b.- Tbose•got by unit led stal lions, &c. alluwed3lb.—Vottr tuiles;-0 I S'nb. a cob ers ,i Mr.'!'. Sykes's bay cult, Young Mlpini wo ie d ',aver. SA ',ISM It V. Our 'triennial Musical Festival- commenced on Wednes day evening. last,. when a (irnud Miscellaneous 4.,:tnicert was .pet formed ut the Rooms. On Thursday 'minting, at the Cathedral, there was a selection of Sadred tiit it.; chiefly from the works of Handel, domelli, and Haythi. The au dience amounted. to tipwards of l i'.oo persons. lii this eVen ing, the rooms were tilled ;it On earl) hour, when a Voeal Cuticert IV:i3 performed.—On Friday m o ro i n; t h e ,5h,„,„•,.,h, Naas performed at the Cathedral. - '1 i,c company, assemi,l4 to bear this divine ' 0E4060, ittliMilited if) upwards ot persons; in the evening at the i mous, there was a greater, m ass o ohge of beauty and fashion than we lane ever before witnessed. ..We cannot here omit payin4 Our I riliute of just praise to the merits of the different performers. Madame Catrilani's extraordinary root power, shalt. sopervaiinently in the Cathedral. "'Tile marvellous Works," lull " With Verdure clad," from Haydn's Creation, were , ittig in a di- Vine style, as were " holy," " CiTatias .e.;iiitus,' and ', Sing' ye to the Lord.' The last solo appearud quite to electrify the audience. Mrs. Salmon .(whom ire may fairly consider as the hest female singer after Catalanie, pare the greatest satisfaetioii, bywhom the airs, "From m:ghty g.iogs," and "In sweetest Harmony," were sting with much t:44te and expression. Brnhani gave great effect t o th e a t r ,,, .4 0 ,„:„„ let us," and " Deeper mid deeper ;" and he opened the Mrs in a style most chaste and eeellent. 11, also .1111 g, iit the most pathetic manner, the airs, " lie u-ds dkpised," and " Beholdi and see." The duet, " 0 Death, where ii thy Sting," was beautifally sung by Tarringt on and Brabant, Bellamy acquitted him ,elf in the bass with great credit, particularly in " Brave Jonathan," and the Trinnpet ,Song from the fiessialt, which was admirably accompanied by Hyde. Cramer led the band, which was the most, coin.. Plete we have ever.-heard, in a style'of superlia 'excel lence; and ,nerer did the chromes 'produce sneh au asbinish ing and sublime elect, particularly the Ilalleln.irth Chorus, and " Worthy is the Lunt)," from the Mesiah. —The pieces at the evening concerts Which gas . , liie e4t faction, were Madame Catalani's " It errata," and 4, D e n a Tromha,!,' ext,raorilinary p..llVers she, displayed. iu thelermer are almost bevond heliel; and in the.grand rm. 'lion:0 air of '• Bole, Britam;lii," which thin most enthu s siastic plaudits were bestowed on her. Mrs. Salmon was geu.r4lly admired ii her " Palpitai," by Ciniarosa,, an d ~ thisi t , ye pretty," from Aek ;ma ; ;tail Was encoreil in his Robin Adair" and the Death of Nel son."- • Mahon's and Ilohne's concertina,: .on the Ctaritniet and Bassoon, and Lindley's concertos nn thug were most excellent, And 01)taiiiial the getters( applause p ii :tl it a e t i l ,l ti t e ti e g f a r b a i t e t attentird and delighted itildiettee. The .whol e does infinite credit to the Conductor, Mr. A. Conic, ‘ exertions emitribtited in no small ilcgree to render this Meet lin; equal, if not suppwr to any in the kingdonf. ' during ntora h i :lt e : e t tickets were Sold. Anningst the company acre, t he Earl and Countess of . Pembroke, Count Woronzow, En; Eonvain, Lord Weymouth, the Bishop of, Salisbury, the Man and Lady,Elizabeth Talbot, the lion. Mr. atilt Lady Mary Arun dell, the' Hon. MrS.ltohinson, Sir William Heatheote, Sir John and Lady Polled, Sir Thom-is and L-tily Tati.n.ed, , Charles Rich, Lady Rmulmld, /Sir. Chancellor Donglas, Mr. Long, Mr. Paul Nletlinen, and :317.1101A all the rank and fa , - shion ut this and the adjoining counties. In addition to the twenty4ffie volomes of Pu p-arts On the Finanee4'nf eiretit 1 3 rir , q" "rni nbnitt to he sent to the Emperor I.r:k APi - tatra,, copies of the maps-: anti chaos of the h:Ar hours find coa‘ti. at Great Britain, a pahli,h e d b y order of the .Lorills of the ikihnirotty, also to .be, presented to hi4.lmperial Alaje.ty. Cutt.o..SpitALlNG---Vesterday a wretched-look- Ttir IttiVonced in Sethi, Wits detected i rent, WINTEgTOI3, in Dove-e.ona,i1 ( 1 1 1e 1 1 : 111 1 ,7 1 : i t l e t il . ec< v i i i7w a a l s va t Y: o ‘ i .a lo c t i :i i e l d d t ' ' b r( y ni ct i 1)1e:.so doer n its s -the child to the entrance of Tothill-fields, ew the child was taken front her, arnl site rereitl ievere docking in the. pond; by the infuria - ted e mot 4 i that assembled on the occasion.. s