The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

Assumes DAY.—lltoliday at the Ratak, lambiism, Ent India and Beath lea Hamm - I' THB BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, MAT 16, ism • An important conversation arose in the House of Voininuns last night upon the sttbject of taking tithes upon potato land in Ireland. There can be no doubt that the tithe system in Ireland has been a prolific source of disturbances among the lower orders of the people, and that it is highly unwise to enforce the severities of the practice to the utmost Tigon► allowed by the law. Mr. PLUNKETT stated his intention to submit a measure to Parhauteat in the present Session connected with this subject. The expediency trf revising the charges of,* third class of the Civil List, with a view ton dhoti-. notion of the expenditure. was brought brfure the House by Mr. LIINNARD. in pursuance of his notice. The Hon. Member's motion was for the .. iippointrneut of a Select Committee to inquire . into thesobject. This motion necessarily involved that of which Mr. WAIRK had given notice for this evening respecting the. appointment of Mr. Ww. as Minister to the Swiss Cantons, and to this point. from its peculiar and personal interest, the attention of the Howse was largely directed. The House divided on the motion, when there appeared-- for the Committee 147 ; against it 274—being a majority of 127 in favour of Ministers: The Janes Cropper Ipacket ship), Captain RTED, from New Yurk for Liverpool, which sailed on the 17th ult. passed toe Old Heed of Kinsale on Toes.; day. Sik DALLLII. a passenger, landed from this and through this Gentlemen we have re ceived New York Papers to the 16111 and Wash ington to the lath ult. Colonel BANCLAT and Mr. CHAPMAN, the British Commissioners for settling,-the boundaries ender the Treaty of Ghent, are on hoard this vessel. It is stated in an article from Washington that there is an unpleasant dif ference between the President mid Senate. Owing to the unfortunate loss of the Albion from New York, the file of American newspapers is in complete. The missing papers contain, it would appear, the important account of Congress having, in conformity with the recommendation of the Pre sident and of the Committee of Foreign Relations, conounsrnated the formal acknowledgment of the Independence of the existing Governments of South America, and voted a sum of money for the mission of Ministers to represent the United States in those countries. These facts are to be inferred from the allmions msde . to them in the subsequent papers which have arrived; and in which the rather singular niVcurnstsnee is noticed, of there having been one dissentient vote in Congress on the ere:igloo—that of• the Member for Virginia. in ■ long article . which the Congress refused to stiffer to be entered on its Journals, this gentleman (Mr. Gmtriver) explains the grounds on which bin vote was given. One o'clock yesterday was the hour appointed by the Earl of LIMPOUL and the CHANCSLLOa of the EicntQoau to receive the bidding.. of parties disposed to offer fur the contract with Government rerpeeting the Half-pay and Penbion List ; and it was expected that the South Sea Company would then make their offer. Not more than a dozen persons, however. were in attendance at ' the Tremanty Chambers at that hour, who appeared, 1 ke the per►ons assembled on Tuesday at the ►ame Omer, to have been drawn thither by mere curio sity ; for, on the inquiry bring made. " Whether any person was prepared to make a bidding ?" no an swer was given. sod the negative was therefore assumed. It did not appear that any person was iii attendance from the South Sea House, or that any ennimunication had been received by the Treasury front the Directors of that Company on the subject, since Tussilsy. A verbal message was sent by Lid LlvearooL that the meeting was adjourned sine die. Tut FONDS. —The Nliiiister hats betln (Nap pointed ; the astbserit•tion at the South Sea Haslet having, beet so poorly supported, and the Batik ' not bents willing to offer for themselves. It 'sage. wittily understood yesterday that the whole plan eta, itheolutely sbandoned, upon un understanding that the Bonk will advance two mtliuon. to meet this year's reduction of taxation, on Exrhetiner Bill.. Stuck. were all better. Commis were 7•11 money, 78179 for the account; Reduced 77 78; 4 per Cents. 941; Navy 10111; Lott An 7 unities 191 19.161; Foreign stogy Ica better : Spa 'Dish 611 69 ; 851; Prussian 86; Co. lambiaus, Old, 1001; New 6 per Cent. 851. A lever from Madrid, of the 4d instant, states, that the movements of disaffected persons which had occurred in Biscay and Catalonia, as well as in Murcia, were all put an end to. On the tst ufJuly next great changes, it appears, are contemplated in the allosiossirstive system at Madrid, as well regard. ing a hewer mode of 'retiring the tranquillity of the interior, ■s some new arrangements in the depult rneut of Matinee, calculated to place more coo• pleiely at the disposal of the Government the great resources posseased by Spain. A statement is pre. perm* by the Commitiee of Public Credit, to exhibit the situation of the internal debt, compared with the value of the national domains appropriated to its liquidation. M. A LAYA, one of the moderate party, had been romtnate4 President of the Cones. - . , .••• • -Aft, ••••• • . 1 10' 3 4'. rdi;c." DRURY•LANE TRZATRI. THE KING'S ♦ISIT. It was not till • late hour on Monday eight that Mr Fills. too was apprised of the Kiag's intentioa to honour Drury. IseeTheatre with his presence, since which time he (assisted by Mr. Winton, the assistant manager) has beets indefa tigable is Ids exe►tions to pay every doe and marked sties teem is hie preparations for the revelation of she Sovereiga. No expense or exersioe bad been spared. Oa Tuesday a temporary awning was erected at the dour at which his Ma. jots, enters in Rrs•ell.atreet. and yesterday a large mien was placed over it, which was brilliantly illamiaatail is the evening. A large transparent bust of his Majesty was played before the stator. of Shak.peare, over the box costume in Beydges-.greet. On each stile of the boo were "G. R." in large letters, profusely inuminated wish variegated lamps. Sir Richard Bernie, as Chief Magistrate of the Police, ex. rated himself in the mane of yesterday in galled aroma say impediment or cow of coafaidon is the streets through which his Majesty sad the Royal cavalcade were to pmts. The extra dec./retinas of the Kist's box mad the mom ad ' joining it, caned the King's room, were very costly and mag. ailiceitt. The Ring's box ace. lased with white silk looted, with crimson velvet boder, decorated with yellow cool. At the beck were two Grecian lamps*. tripod pillars. la the rewire of the King's room wain brag a large and aplEadid an-mole chandelie►. It eoalaias twelve large burners -.between every alienate burner was s grille's heed. There were also eight richly chased ensedlestieks, to gethe► will flx richly sitters', contaiaing oa a table la the ergosterol' she room, which was farther lighted by a ■emher of Geerian lamps. Oa the left side of the Groplace was a large bust of his Majibly, by Turnerelli. On the mane-piece was a wax boot of the King, in a gilt frame. Opposite to the handsome eitimory-glass was a per-slap nearly the ►eight of the room. The lobby was lined with wanks cloth; a very handsome carpet was placed from the ball to the King's coach. Public interest was excited so much, that the sloven were blockaded between four and Eve o'clock, which itadoeed Mr. Ellistos very judiciowaly to give directions for °peeing Ilion ten minutes Wore the usual time. /um after six o'clock a guard of honour antler the command of Lieal.•Culosel Townsend, marched to the theatre. . - A party of the Yeomen Guard limed the entrance to the theatre. Mr. !Whiten and Mr. Winston were is niteurtanee In fell Court drew,. At ten minutes Wore linen the Duke of York arrived at the theatre in a timid Marshal's uniform, wearing the Order of St. George, lied was received with military honour,. Ilia Majesty left hie Patace is Pall-mall with hie suite in live carriages, at • quarter before man o'elork, escorted by a party of this royal horse guards, proceeded through Cock spur-street the Strand, Destined-siren, sad Taviatoet -row, N the entrance by Russell-street, amidst the hoaxes of the public entinbled in the streets, and the windows of the houses Stled with respectable persoos, the females waving while lasadkerehiefe. The Duke of Dorset, as Master of the Horse, and Lord Graves, as the Lord in Waitiag, rode is the carriage with the King. The other attendants were the Lord Steward. the Vice. Chamberlain (the Lord Cluineherlain heiug cot.flued with an attack of the gout), the Comp/roller of the House hold, the Treasurer of the Household, Sir Robert Bolton, Equerry IS waiting; Earl Cathcart, Gold Stick is waiting; Mr. Mash, Mr itantsden, and Mr. Stretford, Gentlemen Ushers is waiting; Lord Edward Pomace., Page of H Ike Egon in waiting, hc. His Majesty arrived exactly three enisutee before seven o'clock, sad wee ushered lie by the Vice-Chamberlain, Mr. £Jhston, anal Mr. Winston, with was candles, in the above. described apleadod candies:irks. Immediately when the Kiag approached the front of the royal box, the audience (a large portion of which was cum posed of youth, hearty, and faalon) rose simultaseowaly, amid greeted his Majesty with the liveliest demonstrations of respect sod attachment, waving of tars, hitailkerchiefs, is reties to which his Majesty bowed with the utmost ilawdelocensioa and affability. The curtain being drawn up, tillaenteered the whole cape desonsalgate in array on the thetas when God rare the King was song is admirable style, the medicare joining is the chorus. The centre then fell, as if for the commencement of the opera, but • temultisou• mieore latureJ • repetition of the saitional anthem. After having again saluted their illustrious Sovereign with re peated threes, the audience became tranquil, and allowed the operations of The Siege of Belgrade to continesee. The performers sever exerted themselves with greater 11111CMI. Hie Majesty frequently applauded and seemed peculiarly de lighted with the powerful and thrilling tomes which Mr. Brabant poured forth to the delight of an rsr■ptused andieuce. The duet " When thy bosons hearer the sigh," by Modem( restris and Mr. Brabant, was loudly ensured. On the conchs *km of the opera " God r..re the King" was again sung, and it. repetition being lordly called fur, the vocal perfumes@ came forward and substituted " Rale Britannia," 'Mob waa sang amidstload applause. _ _ The Arc? of Monsieur Towson was performed with great •pint, which being concluded, there was a load cry of " The Kim( ! the King!" and "God sere Me /amp" was sung a third time. the Weevils wf the at being filled ap with the sawst eathutisstic cheers from all parts of the butter. His Majesty baying •gain bowed most grscioarty to ths audience, left the theatre amidst the same gratifying exprett. Mons ofrtspect which marked his entreare... Hoe Plaint, appeared is excellent health and spirits, and frequeutly entered into conversatiou with his Royal • Highness the Duket of York, who sat spun Ms left. His Graee the Duke of Wellington, who sit iu a private box opposite the King's, was net-teed wit► a good deal of applause. The house, which wee fell to the ceiling, prevented kostist beiHiaut display of elegant and fashioaalt.e 'tattoos. MARRIAGES IN NIGH LIFE. Lord &aurora, eldest son of the Earl of Courtown, will shortly receive in marriage the fair hand of Lady Jane Scott, cassia of the Duke of Rueelesieb. r Roc Hubert Smith, M.P. only sou of Lord Carneg ie.% it kreeparted, will shortly be married to the Hoe. Mi•s Forrester. daughter of Lord l'orrester, and skew to the Doke of Illistlaad. Yesterday morning. at ten o'clock, the Duke and Cloche's of CLAIIROCII left Bushy Park. The Duchess alighted at Kensington Palace, where Pl.e spent the day with the Duchess of KaNT. The Royal Duke proceeded to London on a visit to the KING. In the evening the Duke and Duchess re turned to Bushy Park. The Karl of HARBOROUGH arrived on Monday at Dover, in the Cygnet yacht, horn London. Lady MORGAN takes • dustingunhed place in the circles of h►hion and literature of the season, sod excites cossiderable interest whe►ever she .p Pests. Saturday sennight Colonel Ciircuerrea arrived at Barnstaple with his new bride, and proceeded to the Vicarage house, at Arington, where he will reside till his mausion-house, which is now build ing, is completed. The late Maviwaw RUMBELL, of Brsncepetb Castle, in the county of Durham, Eq. married ELisamerw, the eldest daughter of Gaoling TEN MY•OII, Esq. of Bat'on's Manor, in Lincolnshire, and by her has left one son, WILLIAM RUSSELL. Rag. on whom his large estates devolve, awl true daughter. ZAW iNTEZLICENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, watmornili, WSDIMSDAT, NAY lb. - HABEAS CORPUS. Mr. PLATT moved for • writ of Habeas Corpus to Weitz up t►e body or a young lady +417 yeses of age. He moved it on the alßdavits of her parents, foam which it appeared t►at a Gentleman aimed Moore, residing at the manse barracks at Portsmouth, bad gut the young laily at preseut under his protection, sad ►e had declared lie would out eve be, up.—Tbe Court granted t►e writ. TRC RING R. MART WHITBY. The Defendant, it will be recollected by oar retsina, was convicted of perjury in as affidavit sworn by her, on as ap plication to the Court, arising out of the proceeding+ in the came of Marla Glenn and the Rowdichec She was brought up fur judgment on ■ former day, when the report of the trial was read. She was again brought up this moreing, w►en The COURT Intimated that much extraneous evidence had been gone late at the trial, w►ich might have bad some effect on the Jury. Mr. ficanCerr, on the iatimation being given, conaented to the Defendant bring discharged on her owa recogoilmice, which was securdiugly catered into, and she was discharged. POLICE. QUEEN-SQUARE. Two ladies, mother asd daug►ter, were yesterday charged wit► awiadliag to a considerable ..west. It was meted that they represented themselves ammitasis upon the Cumpassiossite List, ■s the widow ■nd daughter of • Cement Poole, sod a■ see► they gave as a security to several tracheate. at Chelsea, papers in regular official form, estlittag the holdei to receive 10/. It appeared, however, that the y...g lady waseatigled to receive owl, so annsity of 101. wed therefore only tine paper was good for any thing, The Magistrate advised the parties to consult a suliritor as is the proper mem they should pursue. THE Anvr. The 2d regiment of foot, or tlireen's Guards, passed through Lined, Ism week sts their route for Hull. The 2d batta lion, being stationed at Windsor, arrived before the Out bat talion, which has been for some years past the royal guard at Brighton. This latter division had a fine hand of music, which attracted much notice from the musical amateurs of Lincoln, by the superb effect given to the compositions of Haydn, Mozart, aid Rossini; forming a very remarkable distinction from military music in general. In consequence of the riots is Monmouthshire, three com panies of the Ihils regiment of foot received a sudden order to proceed thither from Plymouth on Monday, sad passed through Exeter on their route us Wednesday. It is expected that the royal dragoons, Dow stationed in the Plymouth district, will aborily change quarters with the Scotch Oren who are at Birmingham. On Wedoiradsy evenisg three companies of the 72d regi. meat disembarked at Plymouth, from the Thomas and Mary transport, and marched into the barracks lately occupied by the Ibut regiment. SIR ISAAC HEARD. The late vegetable Sir Isaac Heard, Zeighl, Garter Prin. cipal Kieg AMU, was hors at Otter, It. Mary, in Devon shire, o■ the bib of December (old style), 1730, and educated at the Heroiton Grimmer School, ender the Her. Mr. Lewis; entered into the navy, us a volunteer, at the age of IS, is which he served till 1751; from which time until 1759 be was engaged in mercantile penults, principally in Spain sad America. Or the bib of December, is the latter year, be was appointed to the office of Blowsiestle Purest. vast of Arma; from this time hip rise was progressive, till, by patent, on the Ist a May, 1784, be was created Garter Principal Kiat of Arms, end cm the 2.1 of June, 1786, the honour of Knighthood was ceaterred on him by his Sovereign George 111. He was twice married, but we believe left no issue. He °Omitted at t►e proclamation and coronation of two Sovereigns of these kingdoms, viz. George 111. sad our present gracious Sovereign; and at the interment of a Prince or .Priacess of eac► g lion in a succession of six generstioas of the House of Brunswick, via. that of George 11, who died 26th of October, 1760; William, Dike of Cumberland, his eon, who died 31st October, 1765; the Duke* of York, Cumberland, Gloucester, sod his late Ma. jetty George 1111., grandsons of George II.; the Princess Amelia and Duke of Kent, ehildreu of George III.; the late beloved sad deeply lamented Princess Charlotte, daughter of George IV., and her Royal Infant. He also uificiated at the interment of our late led Queen Charlotte. ECCLESIASTICAL PUN IS H N EIVT. Sunday last the eltarela-yard and streets leading to BeHasid Green Church were crowded by thousasda of spectator, to witness the ceremony of a young woman, named Sarah Green, doing penance, by order of the Surrogate of the Erclesiasitical Court, by standing in • white sheet M the chancel of the church, for calling her aister•in-taw, Mrs. Ann Johnson, wife of Kr. Wm. Johanna, of the above parish, " W—e." How ever, the eeresamag, of standing in the sheet was dispensed with, to the disappointment of the multitude; but the female, wbu was a very Ise young woman, attired in a white dress, repeated the following recantation in the vestry, in the presence of the rector, chsechwardear, the person r•lum. Dialed, ••d five or eis of her relations:—" 1, Sarah Green, wife of James Green, have tittered and 'pekes several scan dalous and opprobi ions words against Ann Johnson, wife of Wm. Johnson, of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green. to the great offence of Almighty God, the scandal of the Christian reli. ;Pun, and the iajney and reproach of my neighbour's credit, by calling bee ' W—e.' therefore, before God and you, ►umbly confess and acknowledge such i•ffence, sad am heart ily sorry fur the same, sod do "Stsk her forgiveness, and pro mise hereafter sever to offend her in the like mann. r„ God assisting me." The female appeared very Enoch affected; and after the form was gone through was led out of the church by the beadles, who conducted her safely t►rough the mob, and abe was tuaveyed berme is • coatis. The late Lord Primate of Ireland married Miss Pew ti, the lineal descendant of the great founder of Pennsylvasiiasond cousin of Joint ( ) mix, E•q. By this most antiuble, and now afflicted Lady, his Grace bud finer children, viz.—two sou•, the elder of whom is Representative in Parliament fur the city of Armagh, and two daughters, the eldest married to the lion. THOMAS Kwox, M.P., heir apparent to Lord Viscount NORTHLAND. His Grace was in his 68th year, twenty-two of which he pre sided over the Established Church of Ireland. On Tuesday evening the .90th ult. a boatman had hi. pocket picked in a public-house at Gainsbo sough. He had been engaged in tossing fur liquor, when a dispute arising. he threw off his waistcoat to fight, not remembering at the moment that his poc ket-book, containing several bills, was in it. Before the dispute ass ended, the book was abstracted, and although immediately missed, it could not be re covered. A few days afierwsrds the book with one of the drafts was found in the neighbourhood, but the owner has not been so fortunate iu recovering a larger draft, slid 111. in notes. A Requisition, numerously and respectably signed, has been pet-rented to the LORD MAYOR, r e . questing his Lordship to call a Court of Common Council for the purpose of contideritig the propriety of directii.g the Chamberlain to subscribe a sum of money in aid of the fund now rinsing in the City of London for the relief of the distressed Irish. His Lordship has, in consequence, appointed a Court to be bidden to-morrow. _ 4.1 -- ARRIVAL OP tit ) I RINCE sad PRINCESS of DENMARK. bOVEIt, WAY 14. Five 0*(104, p. 'L.—The Prince Urgent Fopl yacht proceeded Irons the Deism this morning, and was aern from this place at about eight o'clock. This being a very clear day, she was afterward. seen at anchor off Calais, where she reurnined till about half an hour ago, wheu it was perceived she had just got under weigh wish a Ane breeze for that port. The Prince will Prince's of Denmark went . through Boulogne yesterday, on their way to Ca lais. Coma Molike, the Ambassador from the King of Denmark, and Mr. Campbell. the Da nish Consul-General, arrived at the Ship lon this morning from Loridoo, to receive their Royal Highnesses. Half puss Fight o*Cloek —The Prince and Princess of Denmark have just landed from the Prince Hegent yacht, under a salute from the Heights' battery ; their Royal Hightsevses were re. mitred by a guard of honour, and were cheered by an immense concourse of people. The evening being very fine the sight was very imposing, the whole of the weasels in the harbour having nu merous flags flying. Every class of people vied with each other iu demonstrations of respect to she Royal Visitor., who seemed highly gratified by the cordiality and kindness of their reception. A French Paper says—" The Prince of Den mark, previous to his departure from Paris, sent • very beautiful gold 'snuff-box to M. Denton, by M. Adler, his private secretary ; his Royal Highness also pre.ei.ted one. enriched wish a fine manic, to M. Bourdet de la Nievre, who accompanied him in his mineralogical and geological excursions iu Swit zerland." It has been discovered that the old national debt of Spain is not half so large as was thought. When the regulation of the finances occupied the Corte', the Minister for this Department made a return or estimate of the old public debt, from such imperfect data and records as he found in the offices; bat as very incorrect accounts had been kept of sums paid off, a notice was given to all public creditors to bring in their statements and claims, and the term of two years granter'. It now turns out. that the amount claimed is not half as much as the one set down in the Alinister's estimate. The gunpowder plot at Abbeyleix. which is al luded to in the Dublin papers of Thursday, has been the subject of conversation in this city (Kil kenny) for several days. The reports here united every buy in the extensive mammy at that piece in ■ conspiracy to blow up the school-house, a noble mansion, &c. &c. We did not notice these rumours at the time, nor would we have adverted to thi-m now had they not found their way into the Dublin Journals. Of whatever fully the boys may have been guilty, we have no doubt that rumour has greatly exaggerated it.—( ',roster Joined.) Sir B. Warr, Bart. is now et his seat et TOT stork, which is very delightfully situated near the banks of the river Taw ; the lend belonging to this manor i 4 supposed to be superior to any in the North of Devon, extending near seven miles in length along the bunk of the Taw. The whole estate is richly planted with trees, which, from its situation, has a beautiful picturesque appearance, and cannot fail to sweet the notice of the traveller. A reduction of above 30 per cent, on his rents has been made within a few years by this respected gentleman. A hedge sparrow's nest was nn Thursday found is • garden in Stamford. coo►aioiug four eggs; a mouse had taken poNsession of pert of the nes►, and had deposited therein seven young ones. wh►ch were alive when the nest was discovered. We have had brought to our office, ■s a proof of the mildness of the season, a sprig of hawthorn, nut only in full flower, but bearing fruit, in the greatest perfection, and perfectly ripe !—(IN ming. ham Review.) We are credibly informed, that a person of the name of THOMAS MORLEY. now residing at Broughton, in this county, who had been in a de. dining state of health some time, has had five toads expelled from his body ! and is now in • fair way for the recovery of his health.—(l bid.) The Monitrir contains a Royal Ordinance. which decrees that all 'pint distilleries in Paris shall cease working on the 20th of June next. It al.io deter mines the indemnity which sh.II be paid to the pro. prietors. From one of the articles, it would appear that a city is not considered a fit situation for such establishments. A letter from St. Amend, near Valenciennes, states, that in the sfiernoon of the 7th instant the effects of • tremendous morn► were severely felt in that city and its environs. There was a very heavy shower of hailstones, some of which were of tihe size of •ii egg : the fruits of the earth a►e crushed, and •II hope of the li t destroyed in these places over which the storm passed. The Clerkenwell Sesaions wtN eomusenee en Tuesday neat, and the Old Batley on Wednesday. During a thunder storm at Northampton, a few days since. a boy, named JEFIrtl, eight years old, was struck blind with lightning, and he died i n grea t pain on Tuesday lost. Monday nights geodesist) passing throes% Milman-street, Bedford-row, was rubbed of hie chats and seals by Iwo men. game slight, •bont nine o'clock, Mr. Pollen, of Bow Churchyard, passing along Fleetarrees, was attacked by two or three villains, who wised his arms, sad desegiart hiss down Lombard-strect, robbed him of a gold chain and orals. Sense sight Mr- Thomas Mansell. of Princes-street, West minster, motormen home frees Fulham, was met near the 1 Star T , is the Knelt's-need, by three errs, dewed like gardeners. They walked with him about a quarter of a mile, when soddenly one of them struck him violently is the feet, and knocked him dews. Th. y all one then best his se verely, and rifled his pockets of his watch and money. A dreadful occurrence took place on Tuesday last bowers Du rr ow sod Baiiyrageet, County Kilkenny A stallion, the property of a Mr. Shelley, grazing iu a field, tamed epee hie owser as he was posing eat by the gate, and killed bin. The horse reared, hunched his down, broke his thigh, seemed to sack his blood. sod this tore of the flesh, scot serieg it sheet the held. .Our postmen, who delivers the Journal es that route, saw the melancholy spectacle of the mans amogied resales., sod describes It as nee of the most appallieg 'rests that resold be witnessed. Some people hew ing bees drown to the spot began to pelt the horse with stones, ea which be dashed through the Odds, ewes arrow the river, sod was not brought hash when our Mei acesusta left Ballyragget. No isquest has bees kid, as before Mr. Phillips, the Cormier, cook moths piece a mailkork of p eo ple bed collected the remains of the body, sod remoued them MN the Queer's Coasty.—(Lefaafer Jeuruel.) MR TURF. !'OR[ SPRING MEETING. 1110111AY, may 13. Sweepstakes 'of 110 p. each, for there year ',Ms. 7 .1.: foe. 11at.311..• bee, Vri ; ma and ay..l, 6.1. 41b.—(4 : b al 0... i to mode:a horses at the isiste of namsoa ; three and f o es, years old elite, allowed 3:6 )-1 so miles. (6 Salacrs, s) Mr. Aramtrirog's b. b. Alessole, by Doti Cuoitirk, 5 yeti uIA (W. ebb) 1 Lord Eitzsrt thanes b. e Stindb.'ek, by Callao, 4 3rs sic t Mr. Grior-lon's bl. f. M. holy, by Sir Malt/tat, 4 yrs ow 3 Mr. Peirse's gr. f. by Coma., oat of Lowtir. 4 yes std 4 Lord Searbrosilia br. e. lipase, by Assadis, 4 yrs old 6 to 4 9is Saadbeek —A good race. The Ptlly Sapling States of Bugs. each, h. ft. for the,.. ywirs old Allies, est 311.. each.—La-t toile sod a balf.-01 Sub scribers ) Mr. Wall's boy, by Tramp, nal of 31sadsoe (J. (isrit a tt) Mr. (issetriguee eh. mit, by Comma, tiat of Thom mos Lord Paistrelltant's cheinet, Disotll, by World, out of Miastrel Mr. Peonies grr y, by Walton, d at by Wined Ewes on Mr. Waii's bay.—A very geed nee. The Predate Stakes of 10Ogs. each, h, ft. far Iwo yrs old colts. eat. 31b.; Allies , est. 13. b. abort d, Ste.) Two yrs old Coarse. (Eight basbacribes•.) Mr. Wall's b e. by Whisker, oat of Altisidora (W Scull) 1 Mr. Ititladide's he. f. by Filho da Pots, riser by Camilliql Lord Quasentsberey's gr. c. Hussar, by Whisker, sat of Vesta Eve.. Isettiog eta Ur. Watt's h. e. by Whisker. Won easy. Sweepstakes of tOg.. sass, for there yrs old twits, ed. 31h.; Allies, est. Lead sods sod three ',varier.. (Niue huh. scribers.) Ms. T. Sykes's b. e. Negireintor, by Prime el iaister, dam by Camilla. (J. Nieholsow) - ..... Mr. e. Ilisesoses bit. Melina* by eirothsape, dos by Eagle ....... Lof.l Filaw.llni. cb. f. Iwsaella, sister to Mammas. :1 Sir W. Mlleer's bl. a. eaglet, by Welles, dam by Siirmer 4 Mr. Ridsale's b. e. Dehoonsire, by Comas, duo by Shank 5 Lord Scarbrungle• bl. f. by Walton, oat of the Black Prince's dam Mr.T. Dose:sashes h. c. by Comas, dam by Stunfurd Mr. Braadtsag's ch. e. by comas out of &lushest 10 to $ apt Negotiator. The York Spring St. Leger Make, of Ska each, for Item yes old colts, Sat. 315.; Allies , est. Last mkt sad three nearer,. (Eight Mr. Petre's b. c. Theodore, by World, oat of Blscklock's dant (I. 'school) lord Scarbrough's b. e. Brother to Coromitists, by Cdtm 2 Mr. Wricht's b. c. Sir Walton, by Wallas, dam by Sam- Metes tau 3 Mr. Peerea's be. f. by Comas, duo by Cerberus 4 Mr. Foes eh. e. by Macbeth, dam by Jupiter 6 Mr. RiddelPs eb. s. Pity Me, by Wuell, dam by Preci pitate Sir W. Milan's ch. e. by Cabbie, dam by Seeing- Wesel 10 to 2 apt Theodore—e to l apt Lord Scarbrough's b. c. Woo easy. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOOTH, ■A T 14. Arrived the Air:ander, Serdeur, from the Dowse Ate Alearitiee Ceyks. _ g li d e d ihe LeZdes. Neurtoo, for Quebec; sad Mount. Guides Grote, sad Ogle Castle, for London. PLYNOUTI4 RAT 13. Arrived the Henry, Killeek, front New South Sbetlaad is 98 days—left there 18 sail of American as 14 of British vessels; also the Joseph and Jitile, Huse, fro* Dtssenn is 63 days. PALIMOTS, N 13. Sailed the Swiftsore packet for Americo. DEAN NAY 14. Came down from the River list night and sailed the Alexander, Surficur, for 31adrira and Isle of Prance; Men. non, Jolly, fur Orono; also to-day the Prince Regent, Innis, for Madras and Celestite; sod Providence, Owen, for Ma deira, Madras, sod Bengal. Sided the Easier, Morgan, fur Virginia; mod Prison Re gent yacht for Calais. Sere. o'Cloch.—The Prince Regent yacht is is sight re turning from Calais, and proceeding to the Dow us, with tha Crewe Prince, Ste. us board. A frigate is bean i n into the Downs front the westward, and some merchantmen; among the latter is supposed to ►e the Oscar, Sayer, fnme Vin cent's. The William, Crawford, of Ya.moW►, was wreellt ed DPW Shield. on Friday, sod it 1• feared ell her pew were dirge set On Friday last a meeting was held at the ( :wild. hsU, Barnstaple, at which the Mayor, J. I 'fas, E■q. presided, to take into consideration the! dis tress of the poor inhabitants of the south of . Ire land. It was attended by most of the county Magistrates arid neighbouring gentry. A cube:rip lion was opened, which isumediaely produced upwards► of 100/. It was then resolved to purcjistie a considerable quantity of po'atoes, and to forward them to the most distressed parts, there to be di,. tributed without loss of time. This tempon try relief, it is considered, will be the more acceptable, ■s it au arrive before larger shipments can goads. Every thing sells remarkably cheap in the markets of &whitenle, Bideford, and Torrington : b utter fetches from 6d. to Bd. the pound of 150 z.,; tbo best Teel from girl. to 3d. - - CORN MICHANIPI, Slav 13. Hiving but few buyers at market this morning, very little business was done, yet prime Wheat supported Illtmodsy's quotation; but the inferior. deacriptiews retsisii its II sad. The Barley trade continues very h•evy, end particular' y far the malting qualities, which are wow arsicely worth alum than the ordinary samples for grinding. Fine fresh Oats 'fully maintained Monday's prices, baring bad few of that sat et at market. Is Beau and Prase there were art alterative. COAL MARKET, Marc 15. nip, at Market. Shop Sold. Prue. 41 Newcastle 8 Soaderlaad 1 Calm 1 ...... to —s. Od Us. Od. PRICE OF sTI ICS YESTERDAY Bank StoeT..li39i 299 I India 8n0d5.... 31 50 Fr. 3 per Ct. Red. 78 77k I Sundt Sea St' vig 00 -09, 3 per Ct. Cum. 78illi i Es. BIN. - 1.„ „ Low& 3i per Cent 8? 3 2 die, 4 per Cents...—. 94 I Unto Small • ... 1 3 pr. 3 per Ct. N. Ann. 1051 I Lottery Tickets 19/. 18r. Bank L. Ann l9f I Cons. for Ace.7llfiii 70 Imp. 3 per Ct. An 77 I , DEATH, LISA r n. Os Saturday last, at hie seat, Therlby Hall, wear Lis c,4n, Sir Gunwale Hrombead, Hart. He is succeeded in Itis • title by Mr. (now Sit) Edward French Brousbead, barrister , and Stews«, of tbo Courts Lest for tilt city of Wools. . HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Horses, SI after 9. I Evosiog 3 after 1.1). Prioted sea Pshisis‘ at TDB BRITISH rRI RR THE GLOBE Gies, Ns. 11W, Iltrasd, 99 G. e coax. WELL, of the Straud.