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MI •~ I L hael2 attached to the state conspirary, announced irs • Aupplememt to the Lisbon Goseitc, of the 3d instant, than it deserves. That Paper ha. not gwen any details of the affair in its subsequent ambers. The following is the only intelligence upon the subject in these Papers : Lissou, MAY 8. The conspiracy so fortunately discovered has not elicited so much sensation here as might Kure been feared ; only four conspirators appear to have been arrested. and two of these are servants. M. Jannario des Neves, formerly Under-Secrew g r ey to Lord Beresford, pith some others of his town rank, being discontented with the present state of things formed a plan to overthrow the Constito /ion. Their first object wet to gain ilia army, but ;t was necessary, first, to 'find some officer of rank in head them, and they fixed on General Luis de Rego Battlio, as likely to joie them. Jan uario accordingly applied to him. but he declined giv i.% a decisive answer, sod desired hint to return at a ctrtain hour the following day. The Mi )nister of Justice was theii made acquainted with the circumstance, and Jonuario developed the plot before concealed witnestes. Ile was immediately taken up. No person of high rank is nursed as *wing implicated, but many are anspecred, whether Loh or without sufficient crown will doubtlewa up. peat hereafter, wile° the affair shall be fully ioves 1, gated. Spanish Papers to the 7th instant ►epresent the spirit of outrage as gaining ground in Spain. The Paris Papers of Tuesday have been received. They are. as usual, destitute of intelligeuce of any interest. A V )burgh Mail armed yesterday wiib Papers _ . [lame so the liith instant. Intelligence of the reseatit. birshment of a good understanding between Turkey end Russia was communicated by a cootie,. from Peteriburgh to the Grand Duke NICHOLAS, at Wilua. It was officially announced at the Bank of Eng land yesterday, that after the 45th instant (Tuesday neat) bills will be discounted at the rate of 4 per cent. The asi k raucensent had the effect of raising Consols for dmilicatent nearly 1 per cent. .r•.. 1 . The American ship Ann end Hulse is s• .t 1 in the C1141)11,1 from China; she sailed the 19 h Fe bruary, sod brings advice that it was expected the thtfeteoces would shortly be settled. The Ct.inpa ny's ship Repulse sailed from Chins for England on the 15111% February; sod the Kest was to follow on the .6th of that month, sod as she sill proba bly bring decisive intelligence, ber urrivAl will be alixiuubly looked for.--Lloyd's. 7 A letter from Mr. OwEN, of Lanark, is gi►en in another part of our Paper. It would be of import a't•e under any circumstances, but it is rendered interesting by the melancholy ►tate of the peasasitry in Ireland. The crisis demands every possible exertion to increase the fund., so ably and judiciously administered by the excellent and meritorious Cormuitiee sitting at the City of Lon don Tavern; but their exertions, however success. ful, cannot effFct more than temporary relief, and if they can effect that, great indeed will be their cliiims to the gratitude of the country. It is now universally admitted that employment is the only certain and isermanent cure for the evil, and the principle of Mr. OWEN'S plan is thus completely w%taiblii.hed. Surely nothing further elm be necessary to induce the Parliament and the country to enter immediately into a most serious consideration of his F lan, even though it had not the powerful recom mendation of successful experience. Mr. KRIIIORDY moved the second reading of the Scotch Juries Bill last night in the House of Com mons. The principal object of the Bill is to give the right of challenge to the prisoner in etiatinal trial, and to take away the dangerous method of determining cases of life and death by a majority. It was opposed by the LORD ADVOIIATE, chiefly ion the grounds of the antiquity of the present law, • *and the great advantages which the Scotch prisoner 'had over the English in the information as to the charge, the witnesses, owl the jury. delivered to him fifteen days before trial. Sir 31111 ES MAWR.. TRIM remarked on the similarity of the arguments toed by the Learned Lord to those brought in opposition to the abolition of the heritable joris dictions. Changes of laws are to be avoided; but there are cases in which the Legislature may be too reluctant. This seems to be oue of them. It is difficult to discover a good reason why the Eor lish trial by jury, the excellence of which in de fence of popular right has never been called in quedion, should be withheld from Scotland.— A recent trial quoted by Mr. KENSEDY, in winch the Judge, standing too much in the diameter of. a party, was obliged to avoid the exercise of his functions, is of itself a very grave argument against the mode of selecting Scotch juries. Had the counexion of the Judge with that transaction been kept a secret. and the case tried in guy of the counties beyond Edinburgh, the Noble and Learned Personage might have had to select the Jury to try the *genet, to imatlgate which he bad been a party. It Would have depended upon his conscience only to exercise his power or not—a mode of security which the teuour of the English laws Sloes not net at a very high rates Lord BIN NINa opposed the motion, but Mr. PEEL conceiv ing that •ome alteration was necessary in the mode of selecting the jury, supported it, in the hope that it might assume a less objectionable shape in the Committee. The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be couimitted on Monday next. Last night Sir N. COT.THURST moved for a Com mittee of the whole Houle on the Aet 56th GROROZ 111. cap. 25, commonly called the Irish Butter Trade Act, with a view of proposing an addition of 101. per cwt. to the import duty on foreign butter, by way of protection to the butter trade of Ireland. The motion was supported by Sir J. NEWPORT, Mr. SPRING Rife, Mr. C. H. FIUTCIIIIISON, and Mr. 11'EITLIIN ; end opposed by Mr. RICARDO, Mr. F. Ilostasotr, Mr. I'. Wts.sow, and Mr. HusaissoN. It was finally negatived without a division. - - Last night the KING gave a lull to the juvenile brunette. of the nobility, &c. . - On Wednesday night the Princess AUGUSTA honoured Mr. KIIISBWZTTSII . II (the celebrated per former on the violin) concert with her presence, at the Argyll-rooms. Iler Royal Highness eat in the I( too's box, attended by Sir HARRY BUSGARD NSALS and three Ladies. The concert-room was extremely well filled with elegant company; among them were a great nember of professors and ama teurs, to hear Mr. KIESSWETTLIVS performance on the violin. Tire other principal novelty was a duet on two grand pianofortes, by Mr. J. B. CRANES , and Mr. MOCHELLES. That delightful retreat of the fashionable, the lovely, and the gay, Vauxhall Royal Gardens, was on Wednesday night most numerously and de gently attended. in addition to its many charm., the entertainments of the evening were increased and heightened in a most splendid degree in cele bration of the enrol y of the Battle of Water loo, and it was, indeed, a proud and glorious sight to view some of the heroes who acquired immor tality on that mernorehle day. gracing, with the beauty of England, the Gardens of Vauxhall. We noticed many of the distinguished persons who have before this season visited this place. apparently with increased delight, and among others the fol lowing : The Duke of Norfolk, Marquis of Tavistork, Lord and Lady Henan, Viscount Ebtington. Ste J. and Lady Dash wood, Lord Sefton, Lord sod Lady Folkestone, Lady sad Miss eTtiren, Prince Eaterisszy, the Maroon and Marchioness of Chandus, Earl of Surrey, Lord and Lady Suffolk, lord and Lady Darliseloa, Countess of Westmeath. Lady Mildway, Lord Tannest's, Sir R. and Lady Harrison, Sir T. Musty., Lord Molynesus, Sir Jolla sad Lady Doyle, Sir George Watreoder, Lady Stanley, Lady Harriarton, Honourable Me. Stanhope, Sir Thomas Dallas., Lard Brlgrave, Mr. sad Mrs. Rothschild, Me. MouteSore, Lord sad Lady Lansdale, Lord Foley, Mr. Serjesut Pell, Sir Charles and Lady Cooks, Rayon Richmeds, Sir 1. Head, Hon. E. Cast, Lord !tendon, Mr. Ball Maybes, Mrs. Orby Hunter, Min 11,0911 e, Mr. Iteiketey Craven, Alderman Ansley, Mr. Joke Fuller, Mr. Bosanouet, Mr. Founileroy, Mr. Milian Curti*, Mr. Gur ney, M.P., Mr. Smith, M P Mr. H. Stainaer, M.P., Mr. Whitbread, M.P., G I Bonen, General Hews ke. The opponents of the Roman Catholic Peers Bill have lost two votes in the deaths of the Marquis of Hermon , and the Earl of ORFORD. A ma jority of upwards of 30 against it, this night, is con. fidently anticipated. The under-mentioned East India Company's ships were at Chunpee on the 16th of February air. General Harris. Lowther Castle, Charles Grant, Atlas, Marquis Camden, Nellie Castle, General Kyd, Waterloo, Kent, Bridgewater, and Scaleby Castle.—The Vosuittart was hourly ex pected. The Repulse had sailed for England a few days before. The East India Company's ship Orwell, outward bound, arrived at St. Helena, on the 9th of Awl!. The price of gold has fallen to 775. 64. the ounce, being 41d. below the Mint price, a circum stance which has not taken place since the year 1797, and was of very rare occurrence previous to that period. A forgery was discovered at the Rank yesterday moaning, to the amount of 6.0001.; it is said to have been committed by a clerk to a stock-broker, and who has been absent some Evening Paper.) A malignant fever has been very prevalent in Paris, amid a great increase of hurisla during the present month. Many English families have quit-. ted Paris in cousequence.—( Peeping Paper.) A report having been spread, and noticed in this and other newspapers, that the plague had made its appearance in one of the hospitals of the city, we have authority to state that the Lord Mayor, to ap pease the anxiety thus excited in the metropolis. bus caused diligent inquiry to be made at all the hoapi tals, and that his Lordship had the pleasure to hod there is not the slightest foundation I'm the report, but, on the contrary, that the hospitals were never snore free from disease. The gates of Si. Baldwin mew's Hospital lave been dined for some days, we understand, it being the intention of the Governors to prevent its continuing a public passage except for persons having busmess connected with the hot pital. The report appears to have originated in this circumstance. An Official Return to an order of the 1-fouseof Commons of the total population and number of persons receiving relief from the Poor Rates in four parishes in the county of Sussex, states as follows : In the parish of Northiam, total population accord tolhe last census, 1,358; number of paupers 636. Sslehurst population, 2.121; paupers, 1,062. Bu►warsh population, 1,937 ; paupers, 1,056. Ma) field populutim, 2,693 ; paupers, 1,391. Thus the number of pauper► exceeds more than half the amount of the whole population iu each of these four parishes. Norwich Corn Market on Saturday was very thinly attendeal, and there was a short supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat remained much the same as la►t week, but Barley, Oats, Pease, anti Beans, each 'Ad vanced about Is. per coninh.—The shew of Scots and other kinds of lean Cattle was inconsiderable, and the late prices were supported. The pens were chiefly filled with half-bred Lambs, which sohl very lo*, viz. from 8!. to 111. pet score• -- ~_ . • J ' • , ~...., t ''.. ...MC 1 \ ..-- r ' • p • •• )' I 1 07 ..... -ow' r ....k., , _ t •_ 1 k ,..., .. ' 1 , . 51: , ,, (:,.- . , , , • 4 ' 1. 7 j N . . . - - - - - - - - - - - FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. .-..i1w.. The Duchess of Montrose and Lady E Graham will leave town ibis morning far Cheltenham. The Earl and Countess Fortesere and family leave town to-morrow fur their seat in Devonshire. Lord Cranley left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, yes terday for his seat in Kent. Arrivals at the Claremont Hotel, BoerLatnret t—Hon. Mr. Howard from • lour; aud Richard Emery, Esq. from Ma seat in Shropshire. James Carey, Esq. and family have left the St. James's Hotel, Jernspo.street, fir Guernsey. The Earl aud Countess of Albemarle and family are ex peeled to leave town us Monday Next for their scat in Norfolk. The Bishop of London and family limo left tow. for Ful ham Palace for the summer. Lord and Lady Grenville arrived yesterday at the Duke of Buckingham's in Pall-mall from their seat, Dropinore Lodge, Bucks. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street:—Mr. J. and Mrs. Galway from Ireland; A. Fisher, Esq. from a tour; ■nd Sir W. Borrowes from Ireland. Departures:—J. Meren gue., Esq. for Devonshire; and M. Gore, Esq. for Bristol. FASHIONABLE PARTY'S. The Marquis and Marchioness, of lADWIRIVI pyt an tie pin entertsianient on Wednesday to the Duke eif Glisuees ter, the Duke and Duchess of Somerset. the Duchess Do Guiche, Baron De Marl. Earl Gower, Countess Grosvenor, Lord Erskine, Lord sad Lady Ouulstoa, Colonel Currey, Jac. at Lausdown Hewer, Berkekj•square. The Duke of Grafton eutertaired a distinguished party at dinner yesterday at his house in Clarges street, Piccadilly. The H 00. Thomas Greaville gave an elegant entertainment yesterday to the Duke of Buckingham, Lord and Lady Grenville, and • large party, at ►is house is Cleveland-row. Lord Willoughby de MOILS contained the Earl of Dart mouth and • large party at (linger yesterday at his house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square. General Ross had a dinner party yesterday at his house in Portland.place. The Hon. Mr. Grey entertained ■ distinguished party at dinner yesterday ■t his house is Charles-street, Berk , ley square. Mr. Greenwood will give a grand dejouni on the 27th ilia. at his seat, Brompton Park. Mr. Miles bad a large party at dingier yesterday at his house in Hamilton-place. Lady Mary Petre entertained s reelect party of fashion shies yesterday at her house in Grosvenor-square. A LIVACR'S. On Wednesday evening Almaek's Ball was more fully attended than any preceding one this season. Dancing was kept up with great spirit till half-past four yesterday morning. There were present nearly 454:1 persons of the first distinction and fashion, among whwm were— Prirwes—Frederick of Holstein, Cintitelli, Camiati, and Lmbliuvritit. Prinesters—Esterbazy and San faialifo. Dishes—Wellington, Grafton, Richmond, De Gulche, and De kluttely. Duchesses—Wellington, Richmond, Dowager Richmond, RMland, and de GNiehe. Nargaises—Graham, Exeter, de Trani, and de Maniac Plarektort ***** —W inchester, Bath, 111111 Cornwall's. liarls—A boyar, Welt morland, Shaftesbury, Bristol, Shim ford, Cmowirtiam, Aucrans, Kiounal, Verulam, Uxbridge, 0,-la-Warr, Wilton, Deabigh, Cluomel, Jersey, Cowper, Gower, sad Brownlow. Coulesses—Jersey, Aboyne, Verulam, Cowper, Uxbridge, Sono', Deabigh, De.la•Warr, Gleneall, D'Amelind, Wil iam, Galloway, Albemarle, Bathurst, Easton, Errol, Morley, Harrosby, Clare, M migrate, D'Aglie, Dowager Warwick, Grey, sad Browolow. Viscounts—Palmerston, Forbes, Normanby, De Marcel la., Granville, Sydney, Hawarden, and Cranhorae. Viseounfesses—Crauburne, klmay, Granville, Hawardeo, aad Normanby. tordc--Burghersh, King, C.v./dye, Granville Somerset. Munesiter, G. and J. Beniinek, B. udenell„ Garlic', Howard de %Virden, Strathavea, W. Leman, Alvanley, J. and ii. Thynue, F. Conyintham, Burford, Graves, Ellenborough, Stewart, Fitzroy Somerset, Moulage, Clouhrock, Ravens worth, Girl/basic, Mark Ker, Dyntvur, A. klamilwo, and Barnard. Ladies—Ducie, M. Cornwallis, C. aid G. Pratt, Lennox, Gwydyr, J. and C. SILI2II, Elphinstoue, C. Wood, C. Paw. lett, E. Brudenell, C. Strain, Beanclerk, Whimsy, G. sod E Bathurst, G. Lennox, E. Palk, L. Lambtou, G Fame, Hervey, C. Gordon, C. Melville, A. Beckett, A. Cooper, Shelley, Molyaesx, Gordon, Cumming, King, S. Heath cute, Torrent., Binning, H. Batley, E. and W. Finch, M. Keppel, J. St. Clair, Jane Gray, L Thynne, A. Needham, C. Radians, G. Ryder, G. Fane, Mews's, Vase Stewart, .1. Fit:Oboe, Fitzroy, De Roos, Mouragu, Vane, Scutt, Somerset, E. Fielding, G. Greaten, Peyton, Ossursion, S. Bayley, C. aad 11. Phipps, .1. and G. Paget, R. Forester, Grantham', Mark Ker, E. and C. Glenne, E. and C. Grey, C. Sherrard, E. Lowther, Asa Vernon, A. Karen, fhnevur, H. Chichester, E. Talbot, Allen. Ballard, C. Montagu, H. Fitzroy, C. Graham, Finch Hattori, ►errisou, Water park, A. Wilbraham, E. and M. Fortescue, Elleuborough, sod Loyalist% The French and Sardinian Ambassadors. • tounfe—Lieven, Colloredo Vucouti, De Boissy, De Balle. may, D'Ormy, and Baron Buinow. airs—H Toreros, C Grevi:le, H. Willoughby, A. Dun, J. Copl•y, E. Kerriga'', H. Peyton, and W. Elliot. Colonels—Campbell, Berkeley, Fremantle, Dawson, Gor don, Ails, and Elphinstune. Messrs —Montego, Bentiack, H. Williams, Vade, Won ley, Caesium, Bradshaw, Lloyd, De Nieuminso, Heaths le, Luttrell, Grutrveaor, 'micelles, Law s . Lanabluu,',llmson, Fine, tie. Ilessetanses Canning, Arbuthnot, Brougham, Herbert, and Petry. Atims—Grentell, d'Eate, Stuart, Filmy, Brace. Fores ter, Woods, Poyatz, Palk, Stanhope, Fitzelarence, Howard, &e. Mr. GORDON will shortly lead to the hymeneal altar Lady C. Gitanmis, daughter of the Duke mud Duchess of Moscramisi. Green-recm report speaks highly of the Love Lette►s which will be opened to-tnortow night at the Haymarket Theatre. It would appear from • statement in some of the Papers that The Suicide, a comedy in five acts, by Mr. C 01.11411. elicited some dissatisfaction at the Haymarket Theatre on Wednesday night.— This, however, is lint the fuel ; ou the contrary, it went off Willi increased success. The expression that was construed into disapp►obation of the play was caused by an error of Mr. Oxiscuttr, who uaistook it for a four act piece, which caused • temporary iitterraption in the performance. Mr. PRICE, the Manager of the New York Theatre, is now in London, heating up for recruits for his company. Mr. stands first on his list. Mr. and Mrs. BARRIER, late of the London boards, have also arrived iu town after a long visit to Ametics. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Warn Ml* Tmuainamr, JUNE 20. PUBLICANS LICENSES. VIC KING e. COLLINS AND °THUM The COURT, after hearing the arguments of Mr.GUKNST. fur the Defrudsot (Mr. Mills), made absolute the rule for a new trial in this cue. THE KING N. KNATCHBULL ANO OTHERS. This was an indictment against the Defendant, Charles Knatchbull (half brother to Sir Edward Knatelibull, the Member for the county of Kent), sad Meese•. Fowell and Partridge. his attorneys, for a conspiracy, with intent to defraud Messrs. St-isehouse and Nockells, by inducing them to be lieve that • sum of money was due to the Defend ant, Charles Knatchbiall, under the will of his late father, which had been, in fact, already paid. The cause was tried before the Lord Chief Justice, at the late London sittings at Guildhall. The Jury found all the Defendants guilty. Subsequently Mr. Common Serjesnt obtained a rule to shew cause why a new trial should not be had, on the ground of being taken by surprise •t the trial ; and also that fresh evidence had been discovered, which, if submitted to the Jury, might have bad a material effect on their decision. Mr. Guiltier and Mr. ADOLPHUS on a former day having been heard in support of the verdict— The Coulson SzaJEANT and Mr. PLATT were this di) , heard in behalf of the Defendants, Fowell and Partridge, and strongly contended that on the evidence as given at the trial (corroborated by what now appeared on the affidavits before the Court) there was the greatest reason to suppose that the Defendant, Charles Knatchbull, had imposed on the othe► two Defendants, for if it were otherwise, they must have lent themselves to his plans with a certainty of detection and punishment, and without any assignable motive to induce them to incur such risk. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE said + that as the coo• sequences of resitting this verdict would be highly penal to the Defendants, the Court would there. fore consider the matter before they decided, and in the mean time hie Learned Brothers would read his notes. SIMMER ASSIZES, UM. HOME CIRCUIT. Retort the Catty Banos and Mr. Justice Put. Hertfordshire —Thursday, July 18, at Hertford. Esses—Munday, July ft, at ClietralAwd. Surriy—Musday, July tf, at Guildford. Saturday, August 3, at Lewes. Yent—Wednesday, August 7, at Maidstone. THE ARMY. .110. On Friday • troop of the gallant Scotch Grey arrived in this city from A bergovenny, and the next morning proceeded on their march fur Masichester.—l Hereford Journal.) Two troops of the 7th dragoon guards, which have been quartered in this tows upwards of twelve months, marrlied from hence this morning on their route to Scotland,. (Derby Mercury.) IRELAND. DUBLIN, JUNE 18. The accounts received from the distressed dis tricts by the list mails are of the most heart-read ing descripttou.—( Datblits Freeman's Journal.) Sir David Baird's command in this country ceases on Monday neat, the _4'h iostani, and will be succeeded by a Lieutenant-General. The office of Adjutant-iieneral and Quarter-master-General will also cease on that day._. The after season at our Theatre commenced last nisch , . Miss Wilson was the great source of at traction. CORK, .1171111 10. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. This morning, about the hour of four o'clock, a most me lancholy accident occurred at Charlotte Quay, sear Parlia ment-bridge. This Quay, which is forming of hewn stone, under the orders anti at the expeose of the Belfast Board, to render it uniform with the others se recently improved, was proceeding with gnat activity, under the direction of Mr. Jervis Deane, who hail the contract from the Beard. The workmen, to take advantage of the tide, were at week at t►is early hoer. To give facility to their labour two largo beams are placed wills one cud restiog on the quay, sad the other end on cross pieces in the river, and on thesis beams a large machine called a Catamarms is run oot, from whence the large stone is suspended which is to be placed in its posi tion. The masons were below ready to direct the stone, mid four lab above guiding the saacleue, when just at the mimeo the swot was within a few feet of its position, one of the large beams broke on which the machine rested, soil the whole, men, machine, and stone, were precipitated out the masons below. The calaniity was dreadful. Three of the workouts, among *bow woe one Hooper, a season, were dreadfully injured with various fractures, and five more who came off wills slight contusions. The wounded men were taken to the Smith infirmary, and little hope are entertain ed of the recovery of Hooper.—(Corp Mercantile Chronicle ) NAVAL IN lELLIGENCE. TONTeMOUTH, JUNE 19. wile d the Remiletionsire for Plymorsiii. Arrived the J asses &shin, frum Malaga, antler quarantine. vabwouvn, JUNE 18. Arrived the Countess of Chichester packet from the Me diterranene, lasi from Gibraltar, in 12 days; Dnke of Marl- borough wicket from Lisbon in eight days; and Robert and Mary, Slade, from London. WEYMOUTH, JUNE 19. Passed this port the Milford, Hai wood, from Boasbay. DEAL, JUNE 19. Came down from the River last night, slier post, the Mar quis uf Ely, Kay, and General Hewitt. Pearson, fur India; Nymph, Henderson, and Eclipse, Shuttleworth, for the Cope of Good Hope ; Lady Popham, Jenkins, for isrealcs • 'Wil liam, Junes, aid Minos, Stephenson, for Quebec; iAlter. James, fur Cameos ; Tiles, Mill. for Alexandria : the whole sailed last night, CIICI pt the two latimaseo, which ships sailed to-day about two, p.m. Fian.—Betweee two and three o'clock yesterday morning ■ most tremendous fire broke out is the lower part of the house of Mr. CaonGE 11•11 D, tonselsnianufaeturer, No. 27, Kirby-street, Hattori-garden. The fire burst out with such rapidity, that the family had hardly sufficient time to effect llwir escape, and 'warty in a state of nudity. Three children w►o slept in the attic were rescued front the dames at the Brea hazard. Several engines were on the spot in a little time, and although they were well supplied with water, the house, with all the furniture, stock in trade, and all other property, fell a prey to the ravages of the flames; sod to add to the calamitous situation of the family, Mr. HBND was not insured furs penny. _ . . _ Ou Thursday last the doors of ou► City Prison were th►own open. there not bring • single prisoner under confinement. —(1 iertford Journal.) 711 E TURF. BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, JUNI ttl. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 6 to 1 ■get Swap 15 to 1 •tat Pi!garlic 8 to 1 Kat Ajax 18 to 1 apt %lamellas 11 to 1 scat Maarlane 20 10 1 apt Sykes 12 to 1 apt Neortsph or any other. NEWMARKET ST. LEGER. 5 to 4 am Moors. JULY STAKES. 3to 1 apt Paatisia I 3to 1 apt Coquette Spores continues the favourite at odds (or the Oxford Cup. HAMPTON COURT RACES. JVIII 20. A Cola Cup of lUUg■. value, bestir s rulkieriptioir of 50. each, •itb Wes. from the Kace Food, for horses of 11:1 ages Mires and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be said foe 400 Governing, Ste. Heals, uses aid a half rowed the (*orator. Mr. Field's b e. NetherArld, 3 yrs old ..... 1 1 Mr. Wbiteside's ch. It. Wurverausss, aged, 9.i I 3 Mr. Tattersall's Cardesio, 6 yrs old ... 3 2 Mr. Waisoo's b c. Alm.,, 4 yrs old 4 dr Capt. Faideld's Single "epee, aged.... - . B to 4 and 2 te 1 as the %rinser. The Berkeley Sweepstakes. Mr. Berkeley'. Saddleback Mr. Page's Madcap I dr GREAT TROTTING. The race betweea Captsio Howl% rey horse Markman. sad Mr. Harringtom's brown mare, took place yesterday morn_ icy at Bushey.. on Wiodaur Forest, round a circle of tw o MORT The match was to trot for owe boor, for 500 raise s ., aid heavy alms were also pet.disg. They started at s Ei, ferent poios of the ground, and each carried eleven s t one . Besting was 6 to 4 on the mare, sod the following i s th e time rad two alibi wile done in : THE HORST. Tit stAut. .`ec. JCL Sec. First two =lles.. 6 50 Second 6 43 ThirdAltto .... 6 45 Fourth ditto 6 57 FiAb ditto 7 2 Sixth ditto 7 9 Serest!' ditto.... 7 12 Eighth ditto.... 7 Il 55 49 57 U The mart broke Isriee solo a gallop in the .13416 sue, from d' , an d h a yi ng l a d bee speed, slit. KAI polled op; tie horse was also Sired, sad woe die race, doing teas dam sena teen miles In the hour. MEETINGS OF CREDITOR.. AT THE COURT OF CUJIMISSIONRIM OP BAIVEIIUI'TS, TO-MORROW. N. ►r. J. Vincent, Mery•te.bone, •icivaller 3 12 J. Busher, St. Mary-Axe, timber-mercliaat 3 1 .1. Dryleo, Wood wed, Claraprine, warehouaernae 3 12 J. Ctuckabaulta, late of Westminster, aub•msautac• turer I'. White, late of Regent-street, whiterntith R. Wslya, late of Wand-street, printer W. Cosier, kblllmA-street, tialber•aterckaut 3 12 H. Ackland and J Rose, Leitrimliall-market, prow'. - _. Ilion merchants T. Ely, Feurbureh weer, malt-factor.... W. Tamer, Kent-rued, victualler J. Bailie, late of Clerkenwelf, iron founder •• • s•• • 2 1? W. Pickmau, East Daley, grocer T. Ella, Crouked• lane, dry salter 2 11 J. Soundrrs, Hunand-street, factor lO J. Hu■tingtoo, :.sow-bill, jeweller W. Futhergill. Isle of Cannon. street... Gad. slop °wow 1 It Kell, Suffolk-hose, wine merchant H. F. Parini, Lloyd's Coffe-house, insurance-broker 1 1 S. Abbott, Pentsinvills and Si. Swithin's lane, mer- • . chant DIVIDENDS. J Da Bois, Copthall.couri, merchant G. Hunton, Cateaton-attert, linen diaper ...... .... W. G. and E. M'Mulkn. Hertford, grocers .... J. and C. Bugg, Hatfield, common homers ..... B. 811114 ill, Sawbridgeworth, dealer is hay W. Elphick, West Ham, farmer . II W.Georige, Haymarket, saddler lO E. Ticker, Deptford, tallow.rhandier 3, Mitchell, Dotting, linen•draper 1 W. Hornet, lite of Castle-stree , Fismbary wptare, tailor W. Prentice, Southwark, ironmonger l2 L. Batten, St. Alban', cooper .. CERTIFICATES. T. Standen, of L Gallon, of Leeds, York, atuffmerthout.—G. S. Popay, lose of Soulhiovro, otherwise Link Yarmouth, Suffolk, brickmske►.—J. War ner, late off Gorforth, York, maltmer.—E. %Sitio'', of Mr Strand, Middlesex, merrilaut.—.l. %Siring, of Somerset-plan., Middksetoutd of Strar'o.terrara,Sorrey, factor --It. Holm., of Totteuhons.court.road, !Sadiron', lines.•draper--W. J. Browne. td Liverpool. mereltaist.--J. S. Tucker, of Jertuyo. olrett, St. Jamei., Middlesex, chemist. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock . ' 4 40 I 1m.3 perCen , . A na.7e! 3 per Ct. Red 7911 I Ex. Sills, 4,..4 di, par 80i I Ditto Sault.. I di*. par 4 per Cent. 9o} I Ditto Com. do. 53 I , r. 4 per Cent 961 I Lottery Tickets 21/.15.. New 4 per Cents.... g(i I Cons. for Acc. .. 804,1 •Bank Long Aun.2o3-16 I 8I ii FOREIGN FUNDS. Spanish, 611 6i; DAnish. 8611; (Jungian 86: Chili, 79! 80 ; ; 73 I ; Colombia, Old, Ditty Scrip, New, 85 84 Pind iir full, 88 4. BIRTHS. At Leamington. sear Warwick, the Lady of Sir Johu Bardley Barthel, Wilmot, Bart, Sf s sou. Os aturday last, in F i tzwilliawateguate, Gul:dio, Lady Killreu, of a daeghttr. MARRIAGE. Yeateiday moritutr. at St. Peal, Skadsell, by the We. Robert Ibroot:ht, J•.hu Guuwee, Vdi..uf Beiloucte, in the county of Krol, awl St. Juba, Soothoodt, to Slatcaw, eldest daughter of armed Galilee, E.g. of well. DEATHS. Ou the 19th instant, at Wadden, William Clarks John. atone, Esq. yeaugest sou of the late lames Johnstone, Esq. of Upper WisopoleMmet. On Monday, the 17th blatant, at the advanced age of 114, Mr.. Wombed' Booker, of New Boutl.street. Oa Mouthy se'ouitht, at his house at Overral, Leicester shire, aged tit, Juttathao Woodli.case, Esti. He was several years Captain of the Ashby.sle la-Zouth Volunteers damn( the late French war, mid was also Entineer and the alt conductor of the Marquis of Hastingis Coal Works It A.ltby Woulds. In the East Wits, on the Sd of December lasi, in the Slat year of his age, Lieutenant Charles Bernard Po ker. a the SJ battalion of the 7th Native Infantry, on the Bomber . Estattlishineut, youngest son of Attatiomo Parkeri "I• ur Lottgley, sear Sheffield. --- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIN DAY. Meruiog 43 Are 3. _ I Ewsiat lAn 4 Prire4 mid PeW shed et THE BRITISH rasa aled THE GLOBE Offi - e. No. In, ivied, bf C. COBB WELL. a the ft,. 4. j J