The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-07 00:00:00

V c, !i+ 'C 1 . . that Gontleman . ,`-and u mislead . the Public. - The .. I main point' which those Writers have in view:tis to ... . , t ' ' make the World .tellepethit Sir H..Mitnstii his . , ~ 47 ~ d.. • been paid twicefOr,i 4 sanre,thihg, ` though 'a suety ; slight'attentiOn to the teal circurestaneesof,theerle . will convince every reasonable man of the contrary. - If the sum paid for the,use of the ' hotisd'ahii 'irOuricl attached to it, with the furniture of the former,- wis intended 'to include'the:Park. also, that sum wiii .. much beloN (ts value.' Even granting that the sum. awarded' for the use of the pafk; •%.Vitli' that previonsty stipulated for the house and ground attached'to 1, Was on the whole too much, .it is.certainly,meari to . • estimate public objeds,..for national 3tj Vic*, 1#: : -tlie same liLirrow scale` W Melt is adopted in . , the, 41 4 .0 - tions of private life. But: vie by no 'iileantti4: t,.. 1 that theterms altogether were trio high,: coniideritig., t ' the extent of the 'property, and all itslo6iiiirlitt . - . cidental advantages. That the award of 'the Jury, however, could not be intended tolinelude.thehfinie, -- and its grounds; with the Park also, is'eVidetit, be cause the extent ot the Park is exadly... stated iii the, • ''award, and that extent is not mucli'abovelia'S the extent ot the whole property.' It is possible to sup pose that some of - the persons who composed the Jury did hot know'of the for Mer bargainsesPeding - . the house and furniture, and grounds attachedi but though ' the whole of then]: might not previously have had such knowledge, it would be'obsurd to doubt that they were.not ail fully poSsessed of. it in .. the . 'course of the investigation. ' The character . . . . or the •Jury for intelligence and integrity , , is 7 - above the breath .of slander, and the award -i it self shews that they attentively . , examined the, .. • • - Subjed,: though they might nut: think ,it neces , . . , nary tosfound. their decision uponsuch considerations as would have'.shewn meanness rather than eco nomy. • We are,SUrprised that Writer's or any sense, hoever 'they' .- zNy,lie,"lnstigated; by the sp,rit: of ~ partz, ,. cat) ,l lezr „ themse . lyes, : so much . liy . -11 pesse-. : . .ift.irance dear/ manifests, pqrsonal , hostility rathertha'n* p- ~, • ~....''t,.. .0 ~... i., ..,. üblic' ifi)t - it„ .; ~,,, .., „. . . . . . It would OA Iticirtifyil:lg . to Us ittlecd.to be obliteti - ..t0 give,Oil isll;ad ( e ) :tts:SO•visibriel a notice of what passed` iiill?rflogeanihions last night, upon : . 'yl . ,,SystftV t;.‘b's gpti4i to I tiquiye;:infb the . lAt r e ii,f the.Nationyif ire were not'conv bleed. that the- Oil'. ~ position intended to draw the most• •rnelancEkily 'picture of I . )taOlic,a'ill'irr.;--stit:h as would give. Cbri- . 'lLlence to oui' 'F4)O - 1; ;iml dis . poe lihn.iii;:kiiitore, . resoluteitt his etfort's.to bri:tathi3 Countiy Up% a • .1,,,,•;:t. 7 .. dui;lorable 1ec1 . 2.; with all others.that, have fallerrm , . his p•Ave ..Apt . this .is , nut .alti--,Wit fino - 2 r , l3a . . - dt , ineqialbes t 'osho' fondly believe that - they i:hould. - list; upon thet:rtinis 'of thectiation,.'and 4 vvbe .are,. ,ilicrefre anxions,to dernolit,h'.thai liolitieJliabric! . : 'w10.4 lids so ii4jiitk r iiie,3i4:;iLl ' a state. et suPerity . over every other peOple'in the world. Thelltt. 1166... -Dikts Bliort4r,; vhio : ttigittl for fire - .4xclugioniof , ' Strangers, .we have no donot was impressed with, ' . the"datig,7l - wliiCh f hkg i outp g , oiscur.siui : i li'i.gt ire- ;r ' • . . duce,. and did not willt-diet Our Enerrii - O p s . tititifettic o tbreign., slionld.tviunipli .in our, diVisians i ..at ,a titild';vl;ht.in''ini;liiiinity•' . • mote than eOkiiiiiitei-.. sziry' ." . .n . or was', he' ,wlllitiii;itlt.it, flit:- 'last eV6,6 f uld'i derive. , hope from •that gloomy repretseinittion . ot,,pitr oational atbirs, which: might iie .'expected fto . 4 l *liatiy who, ',lke. tirA,.'sorry 'ti.) sai, 4iiiiiii to forget . their country in their eagerness i4TOVI‘i ' their . places, . . ' . , , r-,!,:1,.: ; . 1* Debate IMt(icl till, half past . f4ur o'cßli.this, morning, s the Motion for an . .AdjoUrnitient, which was. moved ,by Mr.. , Micsts; a. the close of st 4 30 4 eloquent specch, Nvas eirtkedlikf.4tutp.li'y .01. 186. ,' ~;. . . . • . - ,:..: 5.!.,):: -. ; .r7, - ;..t !,... , ' t dC • r • ve' ',.; „br ATltcotT sailed yesteruay .rocckl-Narit,,q4tu, on board the . I.lfricaine 'Frigateiiler StraLcinnvl. , i pike apd DuchesKif:',VoßK wentlit this day to see the 74ratiti,i. fdrcl, an . d were expected - , afterwards •tei Deehets'Of Bitti., 14 0 0 1 c it Saturday last the 41*N1i611 tai44)ll4,its• 430viAiltpHiiii,,inear the nxtdaesding.to 134churst i , ' of ;a reonitrrießt:to the ntemot'y!kepU-... Nitsut,..; by 'tlf4 titeabyg silt;krippopigille,,Q tiers, Ntirities, ~and...Sailots of thelleeiduriderihisccommand ,no .it . -Bat Ile 'of , Trbfal gar. Tit% their tlitittiikWetitiqV i L b itn . ;,a4lgeii' • filer)' it'huing:so:O u l tc 'd' from natilkal. obsetitty)tis t ! ,%'o,e;. `tt.s. t o • IctriPk"ft:o4!=ioi44l4., rit(4'.l?Mfti- • lio - regPth -I.44rbourito avoid. thezislio3L44 St. i'lelere's it-it BCf .. ,. l;a t jiitneed:;'4e,l,ooyarWrifeOti iw k i • undmiaud,, fievit.theqicon ,of the. expellee of duty, andltho:fartner .holding , -the lea i sea 6 , , rotiAd. which . , it is• to - ot the Ma tiGlr,, •hith e rg , offered the grant of it without ,purchise.... The desigi):,is!khilist.. - sally simple and elegaht, by the'Onleiaitilit wito,Was arelliio.4 . t6 the celebrated villa of 'Mr, A.' q ? Liz,- . sum, at,t4foreden; , 1 1 1 e. St: lathes's' VOlnpteers'kustereu ,. yeiteruay morning iiie:Yarinte in iitifour s Place. 'They s proceeded thence to- WestminSter'Briclge„ and'ent harking in-, boats' provided for: went up to Putney, .when .they: bad a grand held by and sham fight. They were accompanied 117 a vast crowd of spectators: The fineness of the..dir m2arctc at, a icy They w ent . tbrough r tbe,evolutions in :a very soldier -like manner - 3 andritUrned, very much fatigued, about half -paSt rdr:l4:Rl in Dufour's Fine. . AJI.Li Al Via (.14.0.4 Atl.:11L1. r. • "EXTRACT OF ,A PRIVATE LETTER ,PelOM ALTON*e' ;; DATED JUNE 26.. ' , ,•.. ; • " Several estafettes have reached Himburcrli frith . Vienna, with Letters from Christian Merchants in knstantinople,annoiingiagiithat . the blockade by the combined British; 'and - it ussiinv Fleets . of the and the ea.of,..Marinora. had such art p effect on the Turkish Capital, that, the inhabitant?, reduced 1 o) . vfit - teisolate; fa tnine; have risen • against the Govertithent, I tinkered their sOvereigp SELIM and his son, aliciTritised his nephew iqust--. PnA to the throne: , -'ThiUttiiisiaries Were. The Chief' mstruments of this Revolution, and the Seraglio has - been forced, and airthe*4inen that had influence ",9n.thegoverkirrient were violated: and strangled, In thisr.urnber the Empress Dowager. Sultaness (Sul- . -tuna WALIDA) is included. General SERASTIANI, and most .4, the French Officers and Engineers, are 'said by some to , have been included in the. : general ' , proscription.. The Vienna Court Gazette, though the news vas the general . talk at Vienna on the 17th in s t. oboerYed. the profoundest silt:m:o on the subje&." Auosnullwr, JUNE 17.—T0-day the 14th re— giment of ChasSeurs arrived here from the IclFg . dpiti of Naples, after a march of three months: I tl FR A 24,CK FO RT, JuNE 8.---YpAtO,iday eVening Serene Highness the Duke 'of DANTZIC . (Marshal Ltratsviot}arrived here and this umrning will pro : - ceed on his jOu'rn'ey Fran Ce. . • i. To,day.arrivd her :a divi>ion of . Hissian , Troops, which'hae entered into the French service e and are on tiwir march-for France. FRANKEt4ITAUSEV, JUNE I 7:—Yesterday the.cork tingent ,'of, the two Princes of. Scharzburgh, COn sisting.of .500 men,, which has been here, eight days, marched, hrthevrav of Langerhausen, for Magde ,burgh:;,i4re.:it will arrive next Sunday. • 11 1 .116kitliaS ri)MtI:ANI 1, • J ura iii.--rEiisSWe dish Majesty, on die -t=ith',l.sth, and i Gth ingt. a special reyiew i .449,tropps hart zirrived in Pomerania from tire—kshrtrd of Ilugeo. Al. \Teti PuvitAlJ ,hp . „kiurnect:Aq„ ralsuild limn Stettin, whither .heliad been ten; wiPi propositions to' Mar shal ' IL" 6. 7 441 night between . ;• the i3th'And oth - in'Se4nti, dieg i . at Celle, the na.nther • Golelal BENNIG - 41%• • 11l ye 81st ye4t:Of hei'age. • 4.. • - • I{.IMAURGIi i JUNE 26.—Since the. - surrensier df I_l4ntzie.., the ItuAittils, l sOtnto hate had no.thoughts of inakinglieace ; Qlf contrary, they .fight heroes, and - though i . they; are ‘i;ol,ted, make di's • most.giaant ticktiat MP general engagemeril ap vegrs to-hate tl•:en plait.„'iliough the Russians Davie , reue.itted as far as Tilsit. . . ... ' • ' .. . Ce)rENviiAtn:'N 4 ;. JUN R.;' . *....••1^-Oti the 21 fit ' instant, .the'' first intelligence was-received. in . 14.1sibeitr of severaliShips havltigt . b . ttry lOSt' in the .N.orth Seas, -- in -4 4 11 e.-last ;Week tut VOITei,.I Th e S wed ih k Ala i 1 which arrived ycsterda+tyasbrouffit'lfle fart hec u p,),rtich- lark; VOOr'cling :t'o',; vfiloli Au grigtiili Ship ,of TW4r Sas , bett ' totally lost,, with orkiveral:Transporta wliich.. had•- , eavalry on .board; 'net*" Bf - 1-n61143dt ; ti or 700, dead bodie's . ,....lits; -- 4e.::ae art? ! tn. have he en ~ WasheAQll, the beach i nut an, East Indianian be- 'fin - lging'ted'fi; hoi.V.i..!tjf trail, qt . this 01-.'it - ';e; alNo f6,-, 11 ... dered in the-.storrn, and every soul .en board 4e- risked, Her •nahte,-(1//arlotte,ue.r6t. Mu 1., ia: t• ' ' -- According - .toi du last at:omits from Meisel, the . Royal •Prusslan Court a id Cabinet aOin'•-t i ltat phice,.„. w : ik i re'Pdt.m t SC triij,a,N - u ti e 9T4 afs. t expocletl. Lek ters . frOm . S wine( uncl.statecst hit AV the ,Ships . 1 B deraVtvd - apd carried to. Rsoeti:;,:§aVe i obtained leave, to "proa•eroti . fliejr : voyage; xtt ~ . . 11 . .ini;) ? p,lirt•ra , 04, 1 - 7 T,tic lits i ttliviiion 6f ,tile Eng, .. 01 tiPectiSiost istat 4ea,. The telegraphs along our C.9191":' ;re ,pll in continual trfption. .".Thi.l:o - glisp-, sttiOrl to the 'Northward on eur,,cciast, the troops-ato , every Where in.readiness and Generat;DuStNCiAt: lc 'MI t4e frontiers' - wi th , a - c9nefia:Orahlel,body of' : tt . dAPsti .. . . .. , . .. weneraLJANssgst,, , ;late Governor of the.Cape,:se..• 011t•411ii'lliornitig,tp join lkis . ll:ljeSty.r—ctiamturgi, Cairesppnilygto, ig . /Ull i? . :0,1 .Y 11 _'.. - , f il 4 i '• of 1 I . STErfIN4 JUN - .tr,3,;--Geri. 4 * , lis dead b • . wound. - ~,, • , , , s . , . .... The garrison of c'ollyerg, Jim attempted a sortie, , in .whisti, tilFy iir oypo mph. , The. loss ag,..the '. •A're,ni:tcoini,iktri., ; ,(ncredible, yet . trutt) in three i:. killed end •;eigh, wounded. 'the surrender be 'that fort ii , §f‘ortl expect ed.— (44Pifi'lh Correll • fiandeAtit..4i I . : `Julie 11,1-- '-- - - T —,--------- 7 - . -- I_ f . . ) . , ..cfrioig4oLtv, .,4i;N . 4 2' 3. —' Lettira ;from..Legltern ,r.siatia,.• that. .accordirt. j to intelligence. ,reeeilied4r , Oin ~; .Ptitiisr of the tOrtiM April, lidAilities•had,§rcikeu ~ouiltetWeen the trOOps of Algiers nnd'Tunii. , -'• IlAilitp,,, or Tit Elt,,, JUN it Qs'.:-Seytiiii 'letter's non) Yititinil„ .6V t.llO tIVII instan t, litlilutlp.qe that the blockade of Contirantinopte havil lieCasioned a ':cattity :itt'rtipt . capital, the PondlaCianse,,taSsaered ' the'hivarivnnildeposed the'Snltan Sitt44, who has had tar his iinceessor,.his . ,neptieW, I‘llls.£l..Ptli. , . 'eonsi t deAtilii reinfOreethents are continually send, ing to tiut &A id Army c a 'great pait avihe division's of Aoungt aird MoLtrent have been eiitiveyea- `to-it in' More tljan 'ion carriages.. 4,• • • - VI 814.11,4 4 ,4 N l': t 7 —A' it iiisfaii &tier 'him .ar ... ........ . • rived here with .dispatelies, which it is; believe(' are e• . very itnpornt 'to 'ivhielt he awaits an answer., Er k t .A.l XeJJ 1 , 4. 1 k,/ 4 1 ,1 • , •4 gLIN-OFFICE, HALF PAST THOM O'CLOCK, P. M. AN Express reached town this forenoon froth it+ tein, Ns bich is stated to have brought intelligence that a Separate Peace was likely to take place imitee diately between our Allies and France.' Tile` French" Are stated to hake entered Tilsit on the toth ult.' . The EMPEROR of RUSSIA,- it is said, had sent General BENNICSENIO negoeike an'Armistiee. The same cooveyauce 'has brought 3 confirmation of, the events at- .Constaminople. -Several of the Ministers 'Were murdered at the time the GRAND SEIGNIOR was,4epoSed. • ' ' BANKS OF THE _ELBE,' Intinao.. FIVE O'cLOCK INTIO AFTERNOON. Thil moment the French. Minister at Hamburgh has received frOm Berlin, frorn General CLARKS, the :folloWing most important intelligence BERLIN, JUNE'2B.—" An Armistice' Vas con eluded on•the 2ed, between Russia and Vrtince. One of the Articles Mentions, that hestilities shall not commence till.a month after notice shall have beep given. " The French and Prussian Armies are to coif. , elude a Separate Armistice within the interval of the ,five•following dart. - " His Majesty . the ,Ekiianiait,'`of the FRENCH and His Majesty the' EZ , 1:811OR of Rysstri. are imme ,di4tely to ndminate Plenipotentiaries, to negociate the great work of -Peace: - an 'exchange of Pri soncis will take place immediately. " The limits of the French and Russian Armies, during the-Armistice, shall be from the Ctuisch H4ff, *thd Thehveg' of, the, Niemen, ~aifct from the left bank of that river-up to the mouth of .the ,Axama.at Stak bin, and' pursuing 7 the'Course of that. river to the mOuth cif the Itotira t , 'rivniei. through Rozano.' T,ilssk, 41114 Dulitawo, Gotnadi, and • .Wyna, etp to the month of the ltobra in thellarecy, and.from theitce a s cending the left' ixink of , .rew uy I ,Lyiyey.;4ytn, Surasz, Narew,.to the Frontiers of, Prus.ia 'and Itussia. The. limits, in the' Frisch Nohrnn are to be at'Nyvveg." .0 NAVAL. NEWS. Potursmairrit, this day the - Ltlierett l PDOi), 4e!ite. Gun-brig, Lieut. Dosiow.; and, Pap/osicin Bomb, Cain. fELLIcoT, with a cOtiVoy -freri the Duilmns. 14 6U T H , 0.11.5 day .His Mtjjes ty's Shiplmogeite, gun's, Qapt,Gatrrat, with following Vessel'; under &on Vay, to- c)in the out td~hotirtti 9porto anc Aledikeiranean Flee.tS off' • th4s ,Porto 1. 1 44 r - Chilrge.; of . His Majesty's Ships Faru, Incinsia . n; and E.4pair Brig,' , .with the Pre- • Stitte.:sbio ; oalia, WOougall, Fulton, Mainwating, Sally, EEofti~dr, anin lope, ilartett,, for G ihr.dt.q i kclicity, Blackly , gambler, - Wocilliby, and Blocher, Thorn v fpr ttourt).. Also soiled the .fincidtaidTP:teket, Scp UY LER, %V it ' ll . ' two Maits (Q4th fOitiSbOtl. Tl*.'Dyke (.21Ke frctp Amo - .the II iredsc,r Castle,. from Jamaica; rare 4/4 expetted. SIMERNrCq, JULY 7.-!--11 rived the IVal . Sati o 0r64 Plo.R.10.0„ hoving Convoyed ftot SL I klena the, China Vieet. Saik.d the Otiir Slohli'ot 'Mr, Capt. DAyirs, fdr ille bOIIIII6. 4 4 " The Piercer Gun brig, Litut. S. Butz., has dip Con'' Ok S?gnal for Toimitigen - ,':64e . 40eAec1. ,tO s' ail to a ; dayor tw9,_ t The ilincrith ;Capt. CRorr,• has the Signal fol . - :'Convoy to the'4kiestward... Arrived Ilis l\l,ljestv's Ship Commodore •, OWEN, and laggit opithe nivel., with the .L.,oonest 'of BittmsthtkriSnoboard.;-. the Garrison and Shipt . • tts • t • t .44kaAp , sic,40t4c.5.—Friday,evening the Oheittel Siv4p(44lrivot4 llece t witlt tlething a'id bedding , for troops in the Transports. The beds, six hundred- it? number, and thp f :clothing, were immediately trans forted. to ,t4e ,Vieissifud,e Store. hip,. which .sailed about it o'clock that night, to tallow, and, if.pos r ,siOle r ;overtake : the Transports. Yesterday live , light Transports sailed from, the , Downs, tP Join the Fleet now assembling , at - Sheer'- ‘ nes:ft.fPr the purposes ef.the 3d. Division of the Ex wdition. • ~Troops are, , embarked' there,. at Deptford, and at Hull ; and ittevery other instance where long marches can he avoided, the: troops : are to wobarkiat the part b , that are in their 'immediate :Jura. Fit our messenger loft Cove, this 'Morning ,(Juntr27);; - the Transports far . • the 32d, 50th, and aid. Regiments, were arrived in the - harbour; It is - . • '-.- - ----- r ---- " ---- " --- • • , I the opinion of sonte , ve.rfintelligent Officers in:those .. „. . . The - hard Cotter is arrived. at Guernsey from iteM giments,..that they are destiheo for the editerp ,. Monte Video," which place she . left on the Bth at raneatt ,—(Cork ildvertisor).. ~ . . ~ , • April.— Lptters rceeiyed from .dnerosey " state, that A Letter from C . : 1 .111ton (Med Sept. 7, 1806, says i at. bet dep...irire from Monte Video no attempt i. '' The Mute . ton Frigate hi:; bten . on a cruize„a4d re had .. been tpiicie to regain possession I .Of - Buem's 'luthed n few .days since vitli a Spanish 'Silk) tiAutui Ayres ; 3:“.1 that Wiry thing itaiAltiud iii 'a Stade a --' 'lO Acaptile6, the 'eargo 0 ° r which, report Says, is Va. llittigilinity. 1 hied at a million of dollars.'' NEWMARKET. JULY MEETING, MONDAY, ruvi ts„, • • , The July Stakeout pp_ cub, Jo ft. fora yr old colts, ltst. bib. and fillies Sat. 41b. 'I he Two yr Old Course. D. of Gratton's c. by Cro.ase, out Ott Rattle. Sir. C, Butibury'o , bl. Ca bySott,efer i AAmot Weilsky. • Mr. Wilson's 1. by Storni - Ord, out o f lAgnuneo darn. Lord Stowell's . c. by Sorcerer, out ul Sir lirthe'S darn. Mr. ['anion's gr. t. Mary Gra), by Liu hacci, out Lit Tim's • • dam. Mr•. 'Vatson name% -Mr. Elytes's 1. by Stamford, out of So. phia. '• Mr. Mellish's gr. f. by Dclpini, , dani by Hightlyer, -bought of Mr. Knaprwt. Sir F. Stensdisti names Gen. Grosvenur'sclt. c.by.tlonal site, out ut" Miss CJiberine. Mr. Abbey's b. Ilorinds, by Hercules, date by Higbliycr, guild-dam by Matclittirt. • ,••.), Mr. Golding's hr. t. by Guildford out of Vixen. Mr, K. Prince,named Mr. Mellish's b. t. by Worthy, out of a sister to Cbippenhain. , c;Nn, , Grosveni'ts c. by Old England, dam by Petrarcb, 4 yrs old, agst Lord F. Bent,64.k's Job Ttiotoberry, 3 )rs old, Sr. 71b, each. K. M. racgs. Ld Stiwell'sTantina, agst Mt.,Galway's Woodimin, Sit. each. Al). M. tons. h. tr.. - • , !.df.l3entincit's lob Fhornberry. Bst tsl4. agst Mr. Pao.. ton's Ra Bst. Sib, Ditch M. loogs. Mr. Arthur's Wormwood, Bst. 915. agst 14 Foley's Abso.. lute, 7st. wlb. Ab. M. 'cogs. h. tl. Gen. Grosvenor's Have.at.'ern, Bst. 71b. agst. Ld Ft)lei's Miss Prince, zyrs old, 6st. 41b., Two yr olds, 5 , 10. D. of Graftott's Forever, Bst. sin, agsi. Mr, Neate'sNistct to Regulator, 7st. 31b. Two yr old C. tocgs. h. )t.l I.d Gramlun's E4ton,-80,.:re4;. t‘ogs. trOnt , Nir. Axtlturs yst. R. M. sprigs. . _ 'TUESDAY. ' ' A •ifty rottnaa for 3 yroWa. carrying Est. 91b, 4yr alai, st.; 5 yr olds, Bst. SW.; 6 yr olds, Bst, rzl`J ; suit agC4, 95t..0. 1 . July -3, yr• olds' Stakes-ot Icog; -each, h. tt wits meth: lies then 3y rs old; cults I:artyllig Bst. ;it) Hot:, til ;i:sr.. Across.the flat. , iefoncrot the U crtl or Ulike ' to carry extra. Lord Grusbenor's br. c. Cullrush, by Sir Peter, out of.Latly Lotd Grosvenor's!), c. Ferdinand, by rohn Buil,•out of -143. bells. Duke Grafton's c. Musician, by Worthy. • Sir C, Bunbury's brother to ottdodo'. Mr. lioworth's b. t. Lauretta, by Sir l'eter; , ont of Violante's darn. • • General Gower's ch. c. Gladiator, by flirszard. • ; ' 41r. Melliatt's b. Miss Buckle, by Precipitate. , SwcepStalies 9t r3gs. tur 3. y 6 r 01,, i;gtryiikk 6st. 0.• • 4.yr 61 is Sat.. tlb 5 , -) i utd s Bst. iolb. 6.yr outs sat. ~.d aged 90. 21b: "r.Nr.Nr. Subscribers II of Gratt,,n, Mr. Wils , n, Mr; 110wor,t1t, Sir C. , a im b ur i, Gen, G nt,',ll,lr; Mr. ' , Axes. Mr, W 4 1„6, 1 , .I.d G. 1-I. C.tvent.lish, 1,04,1 F. G. 04boroe, Mr. Lake, Lord roSvenur. • wEnNtsnAY. The Town Plate of sod. for ) r olds.: y 011430/ 41b.;m1 tilties .Bst. I.4at,uiilw,utui 4t distance or he Lite Mr. Perran directed riot hl.eviiturs to Visy 244;41.. Au the Wisiorr ptthis "lute. General' rus venor's b. c, Tiimeraire, by Warner; qui Bst . bib. iyt • (4 tiooroe's bl. fil.. by l'lmpator, out 01.4 sibtcr.4 o ,KuPgikt, 2 1 1 S. Qitl, 7st. ins. Fly() )1 . old Course tecgs. h. rt . . • , Ceti: (;rosveilor's'Haitc nt,..tvm 41b. atst, Mr, WiNine s t: by stalaAll,. , u,it ligUifat'l fit.'4111.:.--Tviu. yr Old C., gs. !' • ' • Id Eh , IDA Y. • • SWeepStakel e U3trS. 'cif is .1. . y,r 0 Iti . ,courst. 11r. Paniun's c. by ',V tarib, ,301 •It Gen,,Grosvettoi's c. by A3l)..tt.tAtts, oLit inareodught at Mr. Butt's sale, 15... t • 11 F. G. (Osborne's 1. fil. by Trumpat,a, 'but' OP mister to Royalist, 13st. ' 1)ulto of Grahon's MuSltrOorn, Sst • '..1 1 t). agst P.fritish's :U. by Worthy, out 01 .sift to eittifrimut.Jlll, .6sr."4lU. wo-yrind Cinsrie, 8 yo fi.• •I Geri, 'GrosN,cl,,,r s b Asp:Ozigtta,. out of a' jitstire mare; agst liatiortt•s b,i. oy Amorosio, , o4l ut a sister to Maiisune,'.ll„,t. 11. 'l4 LUlli.(rW, • + 11.. LY 2. A Maiden Plate of ot. ror 311 dge,i. Heart twice rounl. Mr. Coodall', b. 1. Miss Whitley, 3 3rs uid i Mr. Haysoufs b. g. Judgment, a.,od '2 a Mr. Withnoutt's b. c. by wAxy. old 1. 3 'Sweepstakes . of togs each, with r)s acfcithi, fur all airs, Fonr sulks. k Mr. Goulbtart'sb. f. Epsom 1•4 . b. 4 )rs olil •Mt. Cart's Welch li t yp, 54ra ‘4l , t , 133yzankt's ell, g. T , ally.hu! yrs Old 1 • I . - • •: 11 Fifty Pounds for all apt:, tour nide heatsi 'was'noUrtsn for. ' „tlandie4p Pbtt; 0$ sol. Two intio rr , I Mr. 83yZi4utt'i.Ot. it..Tai4-no! yi4 4,1 b, ' Mr. 111,6,31'S rl, g. 4 3 4 Gouct.4lVs b, t. Si i4s 3 , ) Iluntrrs' Sweerstakili of ?en` grave:is toc4C-k g e, (i(i .!%:.;' ((I' bi;dribol s; ' Mr. Grecu's tqt..ut. (~4 Lorbeti'v ; in. ;), 6") td , Clive'd`O.' in. b ; (;11 , -.1..11, 5 ) r; Mr. (1,(141111o . 4 b. h. Coi.tatc,,,,, - • , 4 ' - r YR! .)OAV, j tj L'il I. . . . ' . TAM FOR .. D RAI 1. ti I,coliclUdVl). Fifty Pounds kiven by i':t: riu....tre. (4 ii.e N!iirtiiil:s'yl: Ex,- . , rei.• tteiit. tnoceloilact.' ~ M a j or Wils o n's b. b ~ %t , tl,b agiscl . - t I Mr. filihia's.b; t. E 14.1, by Mii ,, e,..cpck,• 4 ) ( 4,01 d, 2 2 Wir„,C.. Brown's t) e. by N'uting W.0(11,: , ,1i.cr . t ;' , y41, 4 3 , Mr: Atiny's b. c. by Luzzarki, 4 yi"s t.;;kt ' ' ,:c '... '' ,4 4 . . t - !''i'',.. , , ,, 1r The Main of I fought between the (;entlemen of Leicestershire and . time tielitiLlneit'uf Liticdliiii#Te, sus tea by the filmier, bevcn , ,t-lie.td. . ~ • , -,, • EXTRACT OR A LETTER .Rttlaikli N 0V1CY.44" A me lancholy,dael tlilt u kOtyn ' few days ago. The ()Medi: tvsre'sot4tViiitter.ditiner, when 'the inbjeet &c. Was t rodticed. Col e 1 and Capt•a - iii differed,' 'a9 ' t Janderstapd, ;.about the hest mode oi inatiteuvering a regiment, on which the Colonel %inalited , that , the . Captain shouldinstantly tight aptaiti lau, hed,. and-tiquid not nelievo hitn,,seti6ns, , until he .swore he should tight him beforelettvingAte•rooml the door Was sec tired—cistohi prOtl4*l? , ol . 3,4tilii sureitL4ar ing,rcipprl,to.tivi the ntuAzies9ollo...plAtols. Amos; touched, and the -Colonel shot the Captain in th e abdomen; oPvihich wound he died in atithdur,after wards. The poor Captain too bravely gave nini but in place ofseeking ttre.COloners fired his pistol into an opposite corner Of t he' rb ont, [ The Captain. has . Wit a wile and sis..ohildreo,tu, do .. plore the loss of their.: protecteir. The Coi'ottel tied throwilr Denaghadoe, bolievelor See 'tiand.7 ..," The Pantornime'of Balkh and proves.every night . a toot c.f . the most' desirable na ture to some thousands of juvenile branclrs of society, whose temporary rele44t:! from 'school enables 'them to: pay a NVintsuittide visit to their tay_tiltite• place of amusement, the phithcistreATFA rnitiqr Bridge. - Mother Hunch,.,llo , ,vever, 'cc 4les in tbr only - a part Of their 4.h:rating grand speCtacle of the Brave Cossao wict, time n ptw prising' , warfare displayed' hy Itor , e and makes an impression never to he forgutten—all wonder, delight, - and astonislitnent. • Cup / Cure. for the. Itn oont , i e i.—Dtmolve a scrn4,ll: of snlr of tartar in, a .gilt f water, ar:!d • ttlis grAnti of cochineal finely powdered ; swtxten, this with 4ne . svr ; give to an infant tly,to.t, , r4n.patt tour times zi day ; and frotn four years °r spoonful may be tArn, The reltet is int. mediate, and - the cure, in General, viithin live or 1 days.