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lion mule to the Porte by the British Ambassador On the Bth of February, which must necessarily claim • large portion of general interest in this country. 'Fite Eitglish note urged that the system adopted by all the Powers of Europe rootempl.ited the o b servance of • general peace fdunded upon the strict °lntervener of treaties; that every Power which forgot this principle was regarded as • dig tartlet of the public. tranquillity; and that the Porte having neglected to fulfil its engagements with llus•ia with regard to the two provinces, Russia would declare wet., and the Allied Powers wont(' regard Turkey as bring opposed to the system of general tranquillity. Tu these several paints the Reis Effendi replies with ;to incon. ►iderable force of expression. Ile claims fur the Porte the merit of being es desirous to main tain the• general tranquillity of Europe as any other Power, and while he admits the right of ttse Court of Russia to interfere on behalf of the CI ate inh.bitiints of Wallachia and Moldavia, re retorts upon that Power the charge of having failed to fulfil the subsisting treaties, by withhold ing from the ['Otte several fortresses on the Asiatic froatier, and by refusing to surrender MtcHEL, formerly Hospodar of Moldavia, whom the Turks accuse of having been the chief promoter of the late insurrection in that province. The Porte expresses its willingness to evacuate the provinces when the rebellion of the Greeks shall be suppressed, but the tight is claimed of maintaining, until the restoration of tranquillity, a military force within them suffi cient for the purpose of suppressing insurrection, and of p ing the inhabitants in security and peace. We find in this note sufficient to account foe some of the retrogressive military movements of the Turkish forces which were lately noticed in the German Papers, and more of humanity is at least assained by the Porte than public opinion has been generally disposed to attribute to the Turkish Go vernment. The Reis Effendi asserts that the Porte, in its anxiety to relieve the provinces u much as passible from the burdens of military occu pation, voluntarily withdrew • considerable portion of its troops with its heavy artillery. IVe fear, for the honour of the Sublime Porte, that this volum tory reduction of its military strength in the pro misees beyond the Dauube, is to be ascribeil rather to the absolute exhaustion of the provinces than to the tender mercies of the Divan. Upon the general character of this note we may observe, that its tone, if not actually pacific, is cer tainly very far from justifying the assertions which bad been made in the German and Paris Papers re- specting it. So far is the note from being deficient in courtesy to the British Ambassador, that it is in fact marked by peculiar complaisance, and distim gaieties the accomplished Nobleman to whom it is addressed by :he flattering phrase "our friend." It is difficult to imagine by what train of untoward cirtaamtiatiees it could happen that the peace of . the Continent should be disturbed by Powers, each of whom warmly •vows its anxiety to avoid so Altesdful a necessity, and when the proceedings of both are reviewed, and in some degree regulated -mad controlled by • powerful alliance, the main ob ject of which. i• Use swot mistutensoce of the public • t iesce. r ovivi: or I o Preno6 Freda ea she ems.—Fire per Cent. Consols, S 7 r. .65r.; B•ok Stock, I,SOO f. iismiaergh Papers lose arrive& They contain gest" from M. Peteriburgh to the letb last. It yrs. expect. - ea is that capital that the arrival of M. Da Tariscsavr, • whiu was presweesti is be sear at bard, will diselwas seem , ibis/ deeilive asopeelleg Terkel. t. ! Yesterday the Earl tityleill'ooLimi ti pg so diem.e of the KING. south Sea Stock advancrd yesterday a half per ceet, is the anticipation that the South Sea Cab ,: pony will be engaged in taking a considerable part • of the annuity coutract with Govermeent. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Fast India House. whets Captain Teowas WILD LOCI ALDHAII, of the ship Aslell. took leave of ''the Court previous to departing for 51adrai and - • A deputation of the Hon. Commissioners of Cos toms have been pawing some days at Plymouth, engaging themselves Ina minute inspection into the dep.trtmeut these established. They are making • tour atlas kip doal upon a similar mission. 4ztrset iiins u a private letter, dated Bruges, • April 3, 132t:—" We have last week diecuveted that we have Ueda black sheep amongst rev in this town, in the form of a dirty Lando. spy. awned Sinclair, alias Forbes. 'sluts ?leasing. alias Ihe sated flacks, ; hut when discovered lie war obliged • to take instant flight: where gone we know not, but it a good riddance." The bead-quarter, of the 9th Innen were moved dal, at a abort Notice, from Coon, bury fin &Vitus, to re. line the 10th horrors. Sending [matins to Ireland would some time since have winded as sending coals to Newcastle; 'hot we learn that the exportation of this now gene . nil article of foam', from Penzance tat Cork, has ben carried ou for several weeks. Ou Sunday last the Like, OATS master, sailed with r third csigu of potatoes from the former for the latter nort.— . A cOnaidenible quantity of potatoes may be ob tained in this county without any inconvenience to . the inhabitants. Ewe new poiatues are new sell , tog at Penzance at from is. to Is. 4d. a gallon.— &refer 4asette.l Early in the morning of the 45th alt, the house pf the High Sheriff of Gloucestershire, S. FLarcusa 111/sLcu, E•g. in Bath -street, Cheltenham, was -broken open, and robbed of a gold watch, various articles, of jewellery, I. in petrol, and other peopeity s ompunting to upwards of 3001.—Seventy. five gai's... have been offered as a rewsed fur the apprtbeusiou of the uffeudere. `s .. The Earl and Country* of Bristol snd fussily arrival yes terday at their west at Petrey from the Coniiiiest. Earl Casper I.ft ewer yesteidas coo a visit to hie heather, the How. Thtteors Cospee, at hie aest is Herts. The Esrl or sh..rg has teiurerd to lows frost his sm. Fs Wore Cast*, Suss: The Coasters sod Ls.ites Ashhorshant have left tows for t►eir 'rat is Suave: Lady %Ivry 111isiglerow arrived yesterday at llndgron's Ho ist, Dover-streei. Cap , si• and Mr.. Make left dltAo fur Palls. Anis*ls al 11lake's Hoirl, Jersirivioreet limy sad Lady Rivera fro. a • mar i sad U O'Cisuror, Esq. (rums his seat in ire laud. Arrarsls at 11w Raysl Haiel, St. Jaauses-sireet :—W. D. E.q. hugs Paris; and J. J. Great, Esq. Guns bag feat it W.l.s. Mr add Mrs. Hipbtarde earl family left Thomases Hotel, Iterk4e7.llquare, yesterday, fur Cheltenham. Robert Herat, Esq. M.P. bias left town for bid seal le Sdserx. PASHIOVABLE PARTIES. The Martinis sod blarthioness of lAnadown base eased tare of invitation fur • fashionable party on Monday •t Lesuidownaq«ere. The Lard of Dean, ems...tweed the Dirertors of the An. tient blame, the Uuke of Devonshire, lb. Marquis of Lana down, and a large party, yesterJay, at bit house is Gros venor -wirer!. The l'ouutess of Harewnod has Winced cards of invitation fur • rout to-sourrow evesiag at HarevrouJ House, Hanover. square. The Sall of Aberdeen esiertained • large party at dinner yeateiday at his how.. in Argylwstreet. The Countess of Essen will entertain • distinguished party immerge+ at ber Muse in Hill street, Berkeley. square.' Viseountan• Haeapcles has noised cards of invitation foe a fashionable party to-roorrow creasing at bar boost iu Greet*. street, Grosvenor sqlsare. Lady Hlvekrtt gave an elegant bull and sapper on Monday weenie( at her house is Portman square, which was attended by nearly 00 fasbionahles. Sir Samuel Jersoise, B.H. had a dinner party y -Weiday at his house in Hanover square. General Ross euiertained a distinguished party yesterday -et his house is Penland-place. Mr. and Mrs. Orby Hower will entertain the Duke of York and • large party of -distiactiost tau Monday nest •t their boat in Grosvenor place. Mrs %Yin. Gosling has issued cards of invitatiou for an other quadrille hall sad sapper ass the Sith inward at her house to Portland-place. Mrs. Horeb, has issued cards 14 ierritaiims fora ball and sapper ea the tiat inslaal, at ber house iu Yortlassl-plate. THEATRES. DRORY•LANS. The opera of Loot is a I Wage. with • variety •vif other entertainments, was performed here list eight, for the benefit of Mr. HARLIY. The bril liant appearance of the houre affoided the most lettering testimony of the very high estimation in ,which the talents of this excellent comedian •re Mid by the public. The part of Pebonola Wood. anè was supported by Mr. Haithair ; it excited • good deal of laughter, particularly in the first in troduction, when he made hie obeisatices in chase. ,ter to the audience. Miss FORDS appeared for .the first time as Rosetta, lied executed, her bongs in a style which drew forth considerable applause. •Mr. BRARAIII exerted his extraordioary powers, and with the happiest success. Madame VISTRIS, Mew FOIIRY. &c. all teemed emulous in the cause, and the whole of the entertainments of the evening went off with eclat. cO/11INT-GARDICII. Lost. eight the tragedy of Js ing Lea► was per. formed at this theatre, in which Mr. Yolingo ap peared for the first tume•ss Lear. Mr. KEAN has so long sorts the crown slid swayed the sceptre of this unhappy monarch, that one began to think lie would always retain untlimputed possession. Hew ever, Mr...YoGNG resolvid to share the honours, mud if its his first attempt he has not completely succeeded in proving hi, titlr, the least that can be said of his powerful effort is, that there *mods a formidable rival near the throne. The character of Lear affords • fine field for the display of dramatic powers, and in delineating the successive scenes of sorrow sod affliction, Mr. You NG left nothing to d r . sire. The scene between him and his daughter, when he is first stung by her ingratitude and invokes the maledictions ct heaven upon her offending head, he depicted with the most terrific fidelity. It pro duced an effect which c•iwpletely thrilled the soul. And his pathetic powers were never more happtly exerci,ed than when he- made his tender and affecting @ppmd to his daughter Cordefia, the only resting place on which his heart could rr. pose in the midst of his accumulated sorrows. There were no sudden ebullitions of genius which excited temporary admiration, arid the risubaided into calm : the performance was unique and grand throughout. , • , . The Duchess of Gum:sate& mid the Princess Aoet/eT♦ visited his MAJRITT yesterday. ' Yesterday the Princess Auaurr♦ had a select party it dallier. The Duke of YORK is st Newmarket. His Royal Highness is espected in tweet to hold a levee to-morrow. Yesterday morning the Duke of CLARENCS Sr rived in toots from Bushy Pink. Hia Royal High. iseSS returned sit the CVCIIIIIg. The Annual Spring Meeting of the Scottish Hosintal, in be held on Saturday next at the Freemasons' Threat, in Great Queen-street, his Royal Highness the Duke of Ct.asadca iu the Chair. We sin cerely hope the attendance upon list occasion will he nu merous and respectable, as the object is extensive and praiseworthy. This Charity is oue of she must ancient its London: it was established by • few private individnals shortly after the accession of King J sums 1., afterwards in corporated by Royal Charter of Kind CUARLSII 11., and re-incorporated by his lale revered Majesty in 1775, foe Ms relief of the luilusirlous Poor of Scotland, retident in this large Metropol a rod its immediate neighbourhood, who have sot acquired any parochial Wiliflll,lll. The late General MtLvit.bc, the first and only Governor•in•Chief of all the West India Islands, ceded by France to Great Rritaiu in 1763, and the oldest Gelset II but one its the British Ser. vice at his death, on the 29th of August, MOP, was a zealous supporter of the Scottish Hospital, sad the Founder of its Rioting Hefting, of whirls the present is the thirty.seeond Anniventa ry. A Nephew of the l a t e G a ll an t an d B e nev o lent • %amens?. is nue of the Stewards of the day. At present alters use sbutit 300 poor objects relieved every month by this institution ; and during the last year passages to Scot land beat provided al the Society's expense for 352 Fetuses, with their was and familia*. LAW INTELLIGRAICg. COURT OF KING•i BENCH, STirrnalasTaa, WSDIIIIIIIII4II, MAY V. Be/we the Lona Cana .Ivveloa ea4l a Coniston Jury, BtaARD r. PoFL This was an seller under she statute of 9th Anne, to re. cneer bark a snm of money lust at play. It appeared by the evidence of Henry Compton, • elerk in Somerset house, that the Plaintiff had played at Ilse house or she Defrndani, No. 77, Jernt)n•slreel, St. Jousted., at Norge et Noir, and another genie of chance, called Una, Jeer, (...inqua, mid lust 901, oh.rh sum the Plaissiiff by this actors sought to re. rover Inset. Nn defence being offered, the Jary lased s verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 901. POLICE. 11110.• N A TISION•HOUSIL SINGULAR ROBBERY. . . Yesterday a mien Named William Jones on brought be- fore the Lord Mayor, no a chap of having, wish soother, robbed two thieves of stolen properly to the assoissi bOOl. lielonrug so Mr. Richardson, a woollens draper, oar Ludgate. hill. It appeared that ie March last He. Richardson hail in hie service a boy, sawed Riggs, a• shupwiau sod purser. la the begmaing attar tomtih he mot his um ass errand to burrow 6bol. of a tradesman in the City. The buy, un thin occasion, pretended that he had bees set is the aratt, in the middle of the day, by three robbers, who, after beating ham severely, ✓obbed lona of the 6.501. which hail bee« sews fur his mailer. There were NOM prism' of tots story so sr:trios dinars a. to excite , sespicton, and a.. iiivestigatioe of the affair took pine', when it honed eel that ibe shopssin hid • brother, • desperate character, who bad iodise. d him to give up boo mender's properly, and fabricate the story of she rubbery, to account fur ttar loss. Bdth the Priauseis writ apprehended, tried, and cotariete.l of she robbssy, and DoW Ile tinder sen tence al the Ohl Bailey. None iii the stoke mope. ty was recovered, alsh.sugh the Prisoners sere tales in custody immediately after the cumwsisivioit of the robbery. The elder brother, who had induced the slurp nen to tooted the rubbery, bad &Immersed all the b nosy into she hauds of • rompaniiiii, mused Hayes, fur the purpose of security. II was now ets.rged atainat the Pitroner loon, that be and smother fellow, who is hairs,. as a tbief, Laving heard of the robbery sod the nature of the lousy, ripened themselves as officers, and bought maces, with which they went to •11 thaw whom thf y thought to he par ticipators in s h e robbery, and stilling that they c-itse wish waraois faro the Lind Mayor, for Ilse •ppm. hemlines of Biggs, who was out of the way, sad they de. wonted to be informed of his place of euecealment, or of dm residence of Hayes. After toad...lug 1 with imprisonment, if they did not tell all they kustir of Riggs, bet more particularly of Hayes, who hail the medley in his possession, and who was she real object of their *cards, they succeeded to extracts% istratimistioss from some of the associate, of the 'Wives, sod in making others toast is the Is, and Hie, ultimately succeeded is ffishog the iegr of Hayes, which they searched, and afisc breakterru open some boars, got at 6041. of toe booty, which lb.y carried off. Thin was effi-cted un the day after the tee brothers halberts metered by the Police, who lu their were b after she able* property was (lore after the heels of the pretended officers wise had robbed the robbers. A wean named Jobe obr was a. ;palate/ with Hays., is whore hand. the property had lacer deposited, ideuttAal the prisoner Josses as 'me of the two who bad sr. sawed the clinometer sat ogeers to mach for Hayes. They game is eiruipsoy to the emblem, sail said they were city officer's, mad had seiliority to take the gamma to wawa if he did sot tell all he lamer abort Hayes, or ibe two Riggs. Up Ibis the willies', told all he hoes about Hayes, sad they afterwards said the, enfold give him bf. if he would orsoble them to take the wows* who cohabited with Motu. A young wonia. who bad cohabited with the elder Hier, sow cool/lord, idesdified the P. sorer Joon as ear of the two wee who pretended to be el/Seers, sod she Muted Is.. oohs** imescsavrea of the Iwo thieves to get at the booly, who% they had, by roam memo or ether, heard was at the peroration of Hayes. They forced her to siodort them to the beets whore Hers raided, sod which they catered aid Dealt-bed. The Solicitor for the ',twenties ',pasted that the Pri. seise might be ressaadesi for foram, esaroinetion, when be would be enabled to produce Hayes, whose evidence would masplete toe case.-. The Prstorer mu accordingly resisodod. GUILDH•LI.. Tire long coalested question of liability of Thaewa low to pay prior-rases, came on .pie before the /Wiling Magistrates, Aldermen Wood and Waiihnessi, en Tuesday, wire• Ik. Overseers of the parish of St. Andrew Holborn prayed a war. rant of disireas upon poor-rates ardent A. Fester, Esq. of 'flimsies lan. The Magistrates, afiec heeling a long argument from Mr. Andrews, expres.ed themselves of upiaiun that the Inn weld Sc pay poorrates, cad granted • warrant of distress, which will lake the questiom ills. the Court of Yisg. Mesa*, whore it will be tried, as the Magistrates espoomOde ,beeture more composes Judges. ..‘ r-, IBOWSITR CIT. Yesterday a young man, named James 811lema*, was brought from St. Clement's watch-humor, on charge of a sheet robbery. It appeared from the evidence of the Prone tutor, Samuel Marsh, vibu is servant to John Herbert Brows, Esq. that on Tuesday evening, as he way going by the end of Milfiird.laae, In the Stiarid, opposite Si. Ch , tricot's Church, the Prisoner came before hini and aliouat knocked him rhino, as the tame time smirching at his wals. It being • wet alight,aoil the Pro+sratur haste( his umbrella up, the Prisoner got hold of hir theta sod alwolately drag. ged him into Milford.lsoe, where, after iirveral blows bad been eachanged on both sides, the theta IMO way. What made the ease su aggravated was the Prisoner's keeping mach • lose hold. The Prisoner ran dean the late, and w►en he had gut near to the bottom. he fell over a serapes', by which means he wag aplorrhroded. Swat gentlemen the■ passing asked the vdlua *lsere she chain and stale were; his reply eat, that hr bad slat got them, fur lir had t►rown them away. A diligent swot* was made, bat they could not be found. The Pri said nothing in his defence, aid be was (ally euntaiitted to Newgate foe trial. ... A very cruel roblsny was committed on Sunday laid. M►. and Mrs. Bowt.•a, the siaforturrate p. rstots wilt Sr r hill and mister one killed by the fall of one of the houses to Budge row, Gnson•slreel, and who Weft th.rnwees dreadfully braised is. the ruins, defitrostired to attend Stir body of them infant In the grave nit Sunday. It was with grim dtlbcrillt they bubbled to a neighbouring church yard, where the fu neral was performid. 'I hey were objects of great compas sion to the multitude ; bat there were persons Ist the crowd, bum enough to take advairtsge of their abreact hums home, and break mto their span memo. which wen woo stripped of envy thing talltilbit, before the Iwo pour sufferers reached the ►omae. It is supposed that the thieves expected to bud • pea booty, a report hiviag gut iuld circulation, girt 3flut, the property of Mr. Howt.us, had ►een (•omit in the raisin. lbe mumry t►at bed been fused, however, proved to be the property of smother person. All the little articles of plate, which Weft recovered from the ruin., sad which were the only (Mugs of soy value remassminy to the uurvesurias couple were taken by the thieves. The late run upon country hanks has heen pro ductive of advantages, independent of giving ad ditional weight and stability to those who were able to " weather the storm," inasmuch is jt led 10 the discovery (impoutant to those who pay to the l'oor's Rates), that persons who applied to the Magistrates, on the score of poverty, to be excused Irom pay ing such rates, arid -were regularly excused, and even paupers receiving parish reliefs orrlArd their hoards notes to be cashed to some consider uble atnouilt.—(Brry Gazelle.) t 12 *,ll, Ak i o 4 tar i ku- • 4 11. re telbtri ftt 0- ' , " •" " FASIIIONADLIZ MOVRMENTS. PHE PUNA --0.-- NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, MAY 4. Doke of Craftoo's Pt:whittles, 3 )re told, beat Mr. Crock. ford'/ c. by St.hm, owl of ['slaw 4 yrs old, Sat. 41b. each. T.Y.C. 200 et b. ft.-6 to 4 tilt Postltuma. . _ _ _ . Doke of Grafton', Reprisal& So tilt) best Lord Yens lani• Varmints. Ni.s 41k. Ab 1100ss.— b to 100 Resinstd. Lord Fuley's Soltsm, Sit. 71b. heat Mr. Hunter's Dostamts, ilst Ilk H. M. 200ss.—b to Ii on Sultan. Doke of Rotlaod's eb. e. by Ortsriao, bst. 511,. best Mr. Williamson's bit Harmer, by Perieles,lo.slb.T.Y.C. 1501 s. h. ft.-8 to b seat Mlle.(' [twitted's eh. e. . Mr. Way's Plosaprr, est. 816. beat Sir J. Byag's Civet, DM. 100es.-5 to 4 anal Plumpe►. Mr. Wyadhsnes Black and•►ll-Black, lest. 4th. brat Mr. Foes Ninth Wesier, ast. 71b. D.ll. bOttga. b. ft.-5 to 2 us Black awl-all-Black. TUFIDAT. Handicap Sweepoiskes of tnaa. ?ark for &yr.*lds, sad upwsrds. A.F. Mr. Roimeries Tressil,an, 4 yrs old. list. Lund Oeuvre...Ws Maths. Imam, 4 yrs old, 8.t........... 2 Mr. Williams's Blue Kota 4 yrs old, ist. 101 b......... Mr. Nes le's bmilter to Asti.lope, 4 yrs old, ..... •.. 4 Mr. Charlton'. Banker, 6 yrs old, 90. 7lb 3 to I see, MVO hall-2 to I erg Michaelmas. Doke of Gmtioa's Reeisald, list. beat Lonl Exeter's As epsis, 8.1. elb. A.F. 200 es. h. ft.—! to I set Regisaid• Fifty Pounds rue 3-yr-old cabalist. 71b.; Allies, B.t. 41b. a M. Doke of tirafiine. h. f. Lord Jersey's b f. Emma Mr. tVilliamoo.'s bl. f. Marries Mr. re oclisarree be e by Oetairia., dam by Gobsesa 7 where started, bat lb Jodie plated 'sly 2. 7to 4 apt Tarassit-4 to lat Harrielo-11 to 1 apt Mr. Wyadlises be• e. CHESTER RACES, MONDAY, MAT C. Match for 2001 s. Ten miles. Sir T. Sianley's Doge of V.uier , Sal. 31b. Lord Stamford's h. Peter Lely,Sst. The Gr••avesor Stakes of 10gs. each, for all ages; sbree year olils,tst.; four, SO. Sib ; See, 11.1 10th.; sis, and aged, 9st. Sib. Mares allowed 211.. To rem the Giuseraur Course, about one mile and a quarter. Mr. Clifton's b. b Antonio, 6 yrs Mr. Myths?* v. Is Cl.adin., b yrs Lord Brlvor?' hr. h. Vanet'un, by Sesolensku, 4 yrs.... 0 Let De. sy's b. h. Er'', 6 yrs .... 0 Mr. Ilooldwimirsb's ch. h. Caseline, 4 yrs Mr. Frawkliss's b f. Harriet, 3 yr. Predate Sweepstakes of 25gs. each, fur colts, list. 41h.; and hiller, Sst. Two miles. 3lb. allowed lo untried stallions, or so snare. *how produce had not won, bet not In both. IA Sisrefurd's b e. by &ivies's, dam Olivetia (seined) 1 bir W. Wino?, b c. by Thenderboli, data Little Cymro's dam Sir T. Stanley's be. by Euriulanes, out of Houtun's dam 3 Mr, My 00000 i's b. e. by Aladdin, dam Dairymaid Mr. Houldaworth's eb. f. by Connie, dais Stamford's fell. Sir W. W W)en's b. f by Theu.le►bilt Lord Gni/seism's b. f by Thunderbolt, dam Delta fell. Eight paid forfeit. Sweepstakes of Itiga each, for horses that the tat Nay, 1221; two miles; three yr old. to rarry 14th.; four, Rot.; lee, Si!. 10Ib.; sis, sad aged Sus. tlb.; mares In be allowed 31b. Mr. Besedswortb's b. e Sir William. by Sir Panl, 3 yrs 1 Mr. Clifton's b.. h. Odd., 4 yrs o . S.r W, W Wren's b. c brother to Thyrsla, 4 yrs 3 Mr. klysten's ab at Queen Caroline, 4 yrs pd A Maids Plats of Oa for three ye olds, 6w. Itlb.; four. Sec; lee, 451.61 b.; six ■od svd, est. 11110.; mares sad geldings allowed ttb., the seco■d to he **titled to Ili,— Heats, !pee round. Mi. William? , b. g. Gas. 4 yrs Mr Polirstosis b. c. Su Edward, by Prised Ned, 3 rrs 3 2 Mr, Ws. Piers?. b. b. Baron Bowes, 3 yrs.... (fell) Mr Beaedwurth's be. e. Sir William, by Sir Paid, 3yrs dr Sir T. Ilealves eb. C. Spring., 4 yrs Yealerday on running far the Produce Stars, after harlog [nee soca room sail just passed she coming in chair, Sir W. W. Wye?' usy filly slipped and fell; Mr. Mytioe's, Mr. Houldwortb's, and Lord Grosvenor's hales, closely fol. lowing, all fell over her, and the four borers, as well as jock ice, were all on she ground together. We are coneerued to add, thus W. Done, who rude Mr. MMus's cult, was 00 seriously hers, that lie was taken uR the ground in a state of sissensitsility; but the other jorkirs received only slight iiijories. Mr. Moms', colt was also ands col. The place where she horse. fell is soft, where areeeiteral hollows, which were filed up with dry essiLa-f ChM*, Counisit.) IRVINE MEETING. SCOTLAND, MAT 1. (o.er Bogside Grum.) Prelate Stakes of 50gs. earl., U. re.—Two kg. —(Thrie barribers.)_ M►. J. Fl. Blair's yrr. fby Vocueei, Vst. 131 b. ...... .• • 1 Sir J. D. Hay's cb. c. by Viscount, Sat 211.. A most excellent race. The Irvine Slakes of 10es. each, with Ibire. addcd.—Twi. Solnicrithers.) Sir W. Maxwell's ch.... Jock the Laird, 4 ynt old. dn 1 Lord Seafarer's hr. C. May Day, 3 yr. uld, Ost. 10 1 11 lt Sir D. Mumma's'. b. m. Carulio*, b yrs old, Nat. elk ♦ p 4.41 race. SPARUING. The name of Neste, like that of other celebrated c►aise. lees, was mificiest to make • graad Jaw to she Fives Court yesterday. The description of the battle betweeo Neale and Gas, as peertrayed by other pugilists, had been very sue cessfidly patronised; but for the benefit of Gas, yesterday, the two men came together, ■od Gas had in t►e theatrical phrase • hamper, mad ■mung.t she miscellaneous assemblage arm observed the 6rsl•rate talent frunt'St. Stephen's Cssapel, the Stage, &c. Oliver and the Bristol Youth made a good set-to, brit Di ver was too much a tactician fur his opponent, ■nd he felt the soft places in his pimple wit► mach discernment. Harry Holt and Freroggias made ■ very good 'tette, and &twit*s ofleu rutßaued through his opponent's 6ise science. Neste and Gas.—There was no immediate relish for any ether bout than this. It was afire simile of the great butte on the II angerford Cliff la December last, with Ibis shade of difference, that Neste is more expert with the naked S.t, like the asieken and other great fighters, than with the glom s on, whirls was sheen its this set-so, and Gas had none the worst of. Neste frequently placed his left hassled blows atom the head of Gas, who maintained his standing position. and resumed forcibly wills the right hand. The men used tie ceremony in lilting nut, end had it hem a real combat it would bare been nicely wuu. The set-tu drew forth repeated pests of approbation. Gas seemed to have the worst part io morning thanks. Ist she countenance beamed gratitude foe Calmar', be in reality wanted words to tip his friers& a hit of raIIISOL Newspaper puffing and steam verse!s wonde►fully assimilate to tacit other. It appear. from our Pa,- liamentety report that the former has it. boiler, uud vide w smoke. There was a full attendance at Norwich market on Saturday. acid 'ampler were very pleutiful. Wheat and oats were somewhat lower than toe previous week, but barley remained much tke same.—There was a large supply of leen cattle, both Scot. and homebred., cows with their calves, ■nd swim good beef fur the butcher. all of which were offered for sale at low prices. The .beep•peos were well 'occupied. iNblAlit STAGS. Two ettraordlnary eins.derevipt animals, ht far the largrat and moat beautiful hitherto found is America, were Istriy lauded bete from Charlntuit, mad forwarded to Gisseno, they are se yet known unly by the Indian House of fi'opeff. They are of the Crest's ete diet. grain, hut as large a. if * horse, lipid se pnfettly stank as is eared. their trtsitora era receive food from sheer Maeda; they are demessinterl by / an Indiana of the Upper Missouri, is the minim of North America, soh , sn they @apply well with the mono delirious venison, and dram its ideates at the rate of too my mitre tut hoer; their for duhes the moat perfect symmetry n6d elf. Ranee, combining the spear,. end sire of the nee harm, with a lightness mid activity attrimmisg the greylmsW; their horns measure *ear Ave feet iss length, sod weigh up. wards of forty.une ptusdit. Tilt lint of the.. inkwells; animals were brought by • Germs. traveller iota the liaised Stales in 1817, and from thence to Lomita, *here their wave purchased fur the yam of 1,000 waits's% by Lard /awn Mousy, who Las succeeded is rendering them ap , !M. t advantage to his country, harms( sow three nes ...... I N , 0 1 at Dateitet, sear Windsor, without Lavin( lost a alogie is It. widest since they arrived to England, 'lnn prowls( Ili. fil o , of our rliroste sod food for the wsturslisuisois or this tiohle quadruped to oar 'stood. They have beta purchased by of gentleinau who came frosts London fur the puriunr, sun a. understand are fur his Ifojemy.—(l7remsoei Paper.) FROM TUESDAY Niutirs GdZETTE. DIVIDENDS. Rogow 27. J. Artier, a4WareParklllll, Hertford, ladl e ,, at i.n, at Hoe Covet of Commissiovers of Rautua,.f., Basinclialtworeet, Lowden. Jane R. Primer, late or Lottdoidee PAM., lictofail miller, at cleave, at OR Royal Oak lass, Weibritlicatervt, Hereford. Jura 1. J. Tompataa, of Atiaerstone, Warwick, liarsaalraper, at twelve, at Ilse Royal Huiel, Burntloglsaas. haft 116. W. Austin, or Pruwers-str.et, Coventry...t ree t, liara-dr•p•-r, at twelve, at tee e,„„,_ raigaio•era of Itsakroitto, Ba4alliall.eireet, May ?S. G. R. (hike, of the Cress, Siotorics, Loodoo, ave, chaos, of twelve, at the Coon of Custuirooors of Soak, r•ra, Nesingltall-alreet. Jusse tt. J. Wankbura, of Great Marlow, Bnetinekaat, wlrn ms•ofarturer, at lea, at the Corm of Consummate/no of Bankrupts, Basinghall.asreet, Lemke. May 2s. J. H. Tanker, late of Jermyttstreel, Si. Jammer, Middlesex, dorm sat, at one, at the Court of Cum anasiamett of Bauk.uple, Basinehaltmiren, imattuo. 43/ 31). Wm. T 14011111144.1111. of Tannehill, sem Lyaa, Bar. folk. caulk-dealer, at tea. at the Piekrrell lan , easibmier. June I. Wm. P. Chubb, of A tdpate, LOl4llOll. chrratu, m eleven, at Ike Court of Cumntsmiourra of Cartmetn, Basingtall-street. June I. B. Bailey, of Merlon, Surrey, caliro-primer. at / levels, at the Coors of Comsabsiumers of Baulnspn, Ranuehattmtreet, Luntluo. June B. J. Komi, of Purteemaiii, commoiskrewer, at twelve, at the Cuero of Comminumaent of Bamkrupts, BasssakaY street, Loodoa. May 30 W. H altos of Erratum., Worcester, porter-desk,, at eleven, at the dor besck Arms taut , Erresiona. Jesse 3. II Gubboas, jun. aunt T. Stokes, of the Level Irma Week% kioassrlanord, Milford, inm.asamere, olones,at the Wheat Sheaf Igo, Bradley, Wurerater. May If. G. Lawrence, of Eseshann, Worcester, trinsalln, at sieve., at the Northwiek Anne, Efrain'''. CERTIFICATES —MAY H. J. Mitt tote of Mitten-Weft, Straod, lifOltlloo , l4 lints draprr —J Keith,: of Holifsx, Turk, ostrehiog.—G. of f *, W. Blytk, and F. Illylb, of liwtoorghan awl Liverpool.sott• Omuta —J. T. Gro, of Wordoor-eise.i, folio 101414Yoro q cool dealer—J. Ilereavon, of Faffluola. Solailarift4 l .“- cer.—}l. Hohlro, of Hspoomloo, Haldaa , Yolk. poem.— T. Bailin, of B•kes.aireel, Portman-square. Slide/ass, ape 4beessty. CORN RXCliff NCR, Mar S. We have bad bat few arrieal• Were Muothie. bet • lyre gerwouty of all cram reatlimed over front that day'a insvply, which met e... 11 sale this vatireiox, esa pi far resew wimpy.; of Wisest, which were rather 11//01 e its drioamt, and 'Wasted M "Inlays quota, ion*, Let the idrrior tiallot ice were without eff, us, and Harley 4 r.ith.r cheaper. owing to the atryraiwwie we the sapid', and the di-mead *wise ceased, as Mt wait lag arrow is new Nearly ever. The Oat wads eras bromine wet lows, tbs. us hltralsy, la fibre articles there is wo olirretiun. COAL MARKET, MAT t ships a 4 Market. 1 4 1 p &ILL Paige. 61i Newest...le II Ssi ailed aad 1 Elva klaus C0a1.... 1 PRICE OF STOCKS TMERDAY. Mink Su; 3 ierl. An. 76; 3 per Ct. Red. 78 7717 d I 771 3 Per Ct. Coup... 78 Rif I Lobo Stock t4.l 3i per Crest- 7 . 88! 89 India 80nd...59 57 tt• 4 per .... Ex. Bills. 5....1,010/. 5 per Ct. N. An. Iditi I 3 I pr. Bk. L Ann. 19 11• 16 1 Ditto 41d. Smsll6 3 pr. 13.16 11.16 I Inn.. for Acc...•• 78fi COURRE OF TOCCOA] Amsterdam ' C.F. b Ditto at Sixl9 ... 12 2 Kolierdmas ..... 12 6 werp ........ 12 1 Mambos& ..... 37 2 Aligns ..... 37 3 Paris 3 day's dale 25 20 pitta deardesuz 23 60 Frankfort us the Maine 154 Peteraborgb, p. rbl. 9 3 Vs. Vll.Ollll AU lO 10 Trirste Madrid ICE, TOMMY, MAY 7. Leghorn . 44! Verswe ..... t 4 de Malls Nap1e5............ 40 tinkrido, per as... 1114 Lisboa Oporto .. 1 ... it Hi" latiewe .. 44 Bales Dublin ..... At Curk syst.tos Portugal Gold I• t a. d. Coin, Prot.... Y 0 0 1« Id to Bare.— .. 3 17 11 Nrr Dooldogana... 3 15 U Nor 0 4 91 Sarre . 111 Bars ..... 0 it is C;1111 • ••• • 361 131IbusGi baretleas 36 . 3u3 Gsbraltar BIRTHS. O• Thursday, llie 18111 of Aril, at F.psoo, the Lady f Captain hi Halliday, K.I.V of a son. On Friday ersk, the Lady id C. F. lio,feild, Esq. of Coo Healey Bridge, of • son, Ming her tholresoh child. Uu Wedaesday fait, she La ty of Henry Flintiness, EA. of Park-isne, war Doocaster, of • stdl M ro Oa Wednesday, the "rife of Mr. Henry Spink, of Rear 1:- borough, mosoe, was safely delivered of shier cisililri a, leo buys •od one girl, lbe latter is slate dead, hot the too tor• uier are likely suds, well. MARRIAGES. Lately, at Drypool church, John Fisher, private in the INilh regiment of foot, tAirltes years and skren insafka. to Mary Ass 11. goitrous Viii), stud 0.. L% rdoeulay, •t Leeks, Mr. T.Buihu, Eraser. to Ho,. Elissbeils Itlitaktr, both of the value pl.cr. The httate puma had been a iliscoesolatis widower (ready days, rot the bride • wide. fru months. !DEATHS. Tuesday eight, at Loog's flulcl, Bond street, Mathew Russell, Esq. M.P. for On Saturday last, at Qeees.sti daughter of Mr. M•soet Braes sonnet'. caw in.r..no On tistarday last, at Queer-street, Brunspiou, tbr infiut laughter able. Sharer EVROS. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIII4 U.Y. blurnsuir bl afire 3. I Drooling I/ ACV 4. Primed •adlshited at THE BRITISH PRESN a' THE GLOBE Office. No. 1117, Slued. by C. CONN• WELL,-of Ilse Shalt& I I I ' 1