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cENEaIiL EJECTION. Tothe GENTLE 'A FN. CI,EitG ypnd FREEHOLDERS or the COUNTY of CLUUCESTiR. , . GENTLIEMEN, . , HIS M ajesty having deemed it expedient ti;• Dia, solve the Parliament,. •liow me again to offer myself a Candidate for the llonotir of bei.ig eleeted.ore of your Repre sentatives. \ Having been so lately entrusted by you with this important Charge in a manner so unanimous and so flattering to MY feeling, 1 hope 1 shalt norbe thought presumptuous in a . third tiine . soliciting the favour of your support ; and be assured I shall ever endeavour to evince, by my conduci, a firm attachment to the Kink and Constitution, as well as tcl . the interests of the County of Gloucester, ' .1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen; , Your most obliged and devoted humble servant,, R. EDWARI it.SOM'ERSET:. Crosvenor-square, April so, 160.7. To the (;EN I'LEM EN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and. INDEPENOIN FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of GLMJCESTER. G A N immediate Dissolution of Parliunent hay;- La. iris; tak , u place, 1 have the honour .again tq_ address you in of thy: Uncle Yice-Admiral Derkeley, to request the favour of your Support and interest for hint .on theii.ay of E fediop for the County of Cloucester, Whenever . that may take place. The very numerous appearance of his Friends, and their expressions Of his conduct in Parliament, on a for Mer Dissolution, Rives me the flattering hopes of his being again thought worthy to 'represent you igythe preset:: 'occa:49n. . _ I have the Honour to be, (~-!ntlernen, Your most obliged. and Obedient humble Servant, DLIKSLEY. Spring Pardeps, April 29. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of theCITY of ROCHESTER. GE NTpEtaaN. VITE tale the liberty of offering ourselves to your V V notice, and solicit the Honour of your Suffrages to place us in the enviable Situations of your Representatives in , tire ensuing Parliament. We beg emilicitly to avow the political sentiments which we entertain. We assure you we are warmly attached the Constitution both in Church_and, State • - and that the preservaion of this, in its utmost purity, shall be the object of our .strenuous endeavours. . Our professional cluiraaers we presume will not render us unworthy of that Patronage to which our • Ambition leads us to aspire; and in the hope that we shall meet with your Sup . port, we remain, Gentlemen, your most obedient, 'Bth . . THOkIAS BOULbEN THOMPSON THOMAS TR/GG E. April 2 9 th, 1807. To .the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH. C ENT LLAIEN TIPARLIAMZNIT being Dissolved, I beg leave to oti;:r myself as a Candidate for the high.Honour of Re i;resentingllie County of Perth.. .1.1 I should be so fortunate. by youi suffiagps as to obtain that great objet of my wishes, I.h`g le'ave to assure you, that my conduti will always be regulated by the most sincere desire conscientiously and filith— tuily to .discharge 'every Parliamentary duty towards the ttiaintenance of our' present happy Constitution 'in Church and State, and the particular interest of my native Land. 1 hive the Honour to be, • Gelitlemen, With thegreatest Respea,. • Your obedient and faithful humble Servant, !AMES MURRAY. Portman square, zgth April, tBo7. To theG ENTLEMEN,C LERGY, andFREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. , GENTLENEN, r . As th Circumstances, under which, on the 9th instant, . you re-cletted• me one of your Representa tive 4; continue the saine, :I. Have 110 hesitation in again . offer- ing myself to your notice; and I. h ipe 1 triry feel a well groundedtconfidence, thaz, in solicitaig a repetition-of' that distinguished El , Jri ur, w hich so.latoly you tinanimousiy con* teach upon'tne, I comply with, wilat I believe .to be, the general LN ish to pre.sevie the Peace and Independenceot the . ',County ; and that you will.hotioar . the with yaiti Votes and interest on the day of ,Election. . • • - j haVe 14: 1-Initour.to be, Gentleinen, • Viill the greatest respell, , . , Your most obedient and most humble Servant, SCOTT TITCHFItI.D. 1 J,ondon, April 29, 134)7. TothePENTLEM EN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDEAS • of 'the COUNTY of HERTFORD. , •, T AviNG- rece i v ed. His Majesty's Writ the Ekction of Two Knights to serve in - earitak*r i t-for this c.ounty, I.do hereby give Notiec, that a Meeting of tile Coun ty will be held at the Town of Hertford, on Wednesday the .6th day of, May next, at the Hotfr of Eleven in•the.rforenoon, fOr the phrpose of hommating proper ,Persons to represent the County ; au4 that, in obedience to the said Writ, and. of 'f:l4 several Statutes in such; case made, a Special County 1 / 4 .. - ,,art for sucli fleetion will held at Hertford-aforesaid, on Monday the i ith day of the said Month of May, at ;'en tzeCtock in the Forenoon. Sacumb Yatk, VII April, 1,3,1. GEORGECASWALL, Sheriff. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FRgEMEN of IPSWICH. GENTLEMEN. a\V,‘ beg leave to solicit the favour of your Votes and Interest at the ensuing EleCtion, to represent your Borouo in Parliament . —Should we be fortunate enough to become the O *O- 6 of your Choice, it shall be our constant endeavour ro prove ourselves not unworthy of the high. Hu. hour conferred upon us. We are, Gentlemen, with the greatest Respeit, Your very faithful humble Servants. RICHARD WILSON. R. H. A. RENNETr. London, April 27, 03°7, IPSWICH ELECTION rrHE COMNIFITEE for Copcitt&in. , the ELEW , TI I / 4 0Isr of Mr, WI I.SON - and Capt. BEN N . ;ETT, will sit at the Crown and Magpie, \Vhitechapei, every Day, rorri Ten u'Clock in the Morning till Eight o'Clock in the Ts-ming, where any communication that may tend to secure the Election of those Geailptn:p, will be thanlcinlly leceived. • , DOVER ELECTION. 'THE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN in the .. In terest lOHN I A CKSON, Eiq. are particularly ie quested to attend a Meeting to he held at the Blossoms Inn, La nrence- Lane; on W EDN E S DAY 'N EX T, S . q., (11' clock in the Evening. May 1, Oio7. - . AT a numerens and 'respectable MEETING of the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the TOWN and PORT of DOVER, resident in London and its Neigh bourhood,' held at the Blossoms Inn, Lawrence-lane, on Thursday the 30th April, 1807; Mr. JOSEPH GLANDFIELD in the Chair; ReSolved Unanimously, That 101-IN YAcKSON, Fig. Our late Worthy'and lode pendent .Representative, has fully merited the Confidence and Trust reposed iii him, by his steady attachment to our King and Constitution, ant‘' the anxiety he has always evinced tor Welfare of the Town and Port of Dover. Resolved PnatiiMously, That the knowledge we have of bis Principles, from his having always maintained with the totmost zeal the Cause of the Protestant Religion ; and from vice many proofs be has given by his patronage to tiw institu. ions for promoting the 'lnterest and Welfare of the Esta 13,lished Church; we convinced there is not a More proper per s on t 9 defend our Rights; Laws, and Liberties, civil and Resnlvpcl Unanimously, That, it is a duty incumbent on Ours.:tves and our 'Brother Freemen, to use our best endear yours iy return him as one of OUrAtepresentatives at - the en suing Election ; and that 'we will, thetefore, nut omly sup hint % T iff' our Votes, brit use' our most strenuous exec :awls to secure liis4Ce=elCetion. ' • (Signed) '' JOSEPH , GLANDFIELD. .Resolved Uutinitnx.wily, Thar the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and upright conduct tit: Chair. • '•• GENER &L ELECTION. AT a numerous and most respe&able MEET- DiGot' the INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LON 7 DON, convened by Public Advertisement, at the New Lor. don Tavern, Cheapside, the 3oth April, 1807 ; Mr. Alderman DOMVJLLE in the Chair; • Resolved Unanimously, That Mr. Alderman Combe having discharged with dill ,gence, zeal,' ability, and independence the various and im portant duties of 'Sheriff; Chief M4gistrate, and Member of three successive Parliaments, and having uniformly support ed the Rights and Priviieges of' his, Fellow-citizens, is, in eitimation, the Most fit and, proper Person again, tq present this City in Parliament: • :That we will use our most strennous 'endeavours to pro mote his Re-ele4ion, from a full conviction that his attach ment to the genuine. principles of the Constitution cannot be shaken; and that he will, with the same fidelity, Which has so eminently Marked . his conclua, peisevere in culti vating the best interests of the country% (Signed) WM. DOt iVI LLE, Chairman. R esolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman DO 1V1V141.4, for hiS attentive and impartial Conclud in the Chair. To the woRTAy INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON. - GENTLEMEN. ' • THA.TEVER of public or of .private inconve,-. V v nience may arise from so sudden a Dissolution of Parliament, .it gives to. me personally no regret, because it brings (though temporarily) into praclice a principle long settled in my mind, that the Appeal' of the Reprel. sentatives to their Constituents should be , more frequent than by. , they are. In the last three Parliaments .you have been, .pleased honour, me. with your Loa& deuce ; :during 'that time it has been my fortuatiJo,have been sometimes the opposer and sometimes the •supporter of Ministers ; hut' in neither ease have 1 ever felt any dread of their power, or benefit from their tavour ; the Public Interest has been,the only nintive that eves aauated my conduct, and. a continuance of your. Confidence 'the only ReCompence . 1 . . looked to. - • I 'throw myself again upOn your consideratieh, and in soliciting most earnestly as 1 do the fav,iir of your Votes to return rac.as one of your Representatives in the next -Parliament, I repeat to. yOu my'assurances hf an una!terable' attichnient to the Constitution of 031 - Country, and I promise you a continuance of that Independence, which; I trust, has hitherto man - nested itself in my public conduct. %Vitii great respect, I have the Honour to be, tient ienien,- • - Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant, 11. C. COMII.E. . . Great Russell -street, April 27, 1827. Mr. Alderman Combe's Committee will sit -every' day at Ten o'C lock, at the Guildhall Cotlce-house,where any com munications will be considered a favour. MAILS. ARRIVED--I Dublin, r Waterford. Dug--z Gottenburgh, 2 LiSLOn, r Dublin, Waterford. THE SU N. SOLIM QUIS DICER.H FALSUM AUDtAT? LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1807. A Goftenburet Mail arrived just as this Paptr was on the, point of being put to Press, but it contains no intellitence of importance. No adion has taken place between the hostile Armies. WE have this day extra6lecl the whole of the Cor respondence between- Admiral DUCKWORTH and the Porte, which appeared in the Foreign Papers. We are sorry to say that these Letters tend very strongly to confirm the opinion which we have entertained, opposition to some of ,our Contemporaries , viz. That Admiral DUCKWORTH had failed his 'at tetnpt to conclude an Arrangernent with the Turkish Government. We shall forbear_any further observations upon this important subje6t, until the fats are before us in an - Official shape. •No intelligence whatever reached, Town this morning froin the Continent, but the rualours of Negotiations still continue. There cm be little doubt that ,BONai'ARTE will persevere in his at . -: 6• , . tempts to induce the Emperor of Rossia to en ter into a Negotiation ; and 'we are not, .we con fess,-without apprehensions that he may succeed.-::.: His It4erial Majesty has not, curing the whole of the Con test,received any assistance from this Cquntry, except a few arms, and those sent at a very late Period. ITherewere, besides; otber.causes, to which we have alluded on former occasion 4 which created'a consi derable degree of coolnes bet Ween the Courts of St. Petersburgh,and London. The present Mi nisters have adopted a Sys'terd tQta:ly differ . ent . frorn, that of their Predecessors. , The Marquis of DOUGLAS has been recalled from St. Petersburgh, and every preparation - is making 'to enable . this Country to a ffot* her Allies effe&ual .assistance. We sincerely hope that the artifices of BONAPARTZ may not have prevailed before the intelligence of this favourable change in the disposition 0f the Govern., ment of thiS Country could reach St. Petersbuigh. Yesterday rnorning Hts MAJESTY, PRINCESSES SOPHIA, AUGUSTA, and Amci..lA,. and the DoKE of SUSSEX, attended. by Lady GeoaotAttA 13ULKE LEY, Generals 'GASCOYNF,, FiTzac-Y, and Colonel TAYLOR, took an .airing on horseback, in the Great Park, Windsor, nnd.rturned to the Palace at half past•twelve, HER MAJESTY, PRINCESSES ELIZABETH, and MARY, with her usual attendantS, took an airing in Her Majesty's baronche and . four: to Sunning-hill, and returned at two o'clock. His MAJESTY came to town ,this day. 13y the Leeward Island .Mail we are 'informed - of the capture of the Asia, from London to Surinam; la den with Government Stores, by A French Privateer, after a smart a6tion, in which a.Captain of the"Arrity was killed, and Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J. Wool, wounded, on our side. The Prize was carried by the Enemy into Guadaloupe. The neglea. of the late Administration, in respe& to Convoys; is severe ly reprobated in all parts Of our West India PO&'se;. " siOns. Mr. BRAND, and his Committeerin London, have nearly completed their canvasii (or the County of Hertford. Mr. hum ER and Mr. , BAKEa, both retire, and the success ofMt . .l32AN4 . :,,cannQf he doUbted, N ANAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTfI, APRIL 30.—Came into Harbour the Fame, of 74 guns, for repairs. The Raven Gun-vessel, Capt.GRANT, is appointed the convoy for Oporto; 44c1 the Strenuous Qun-brig for the Downs. Pooii, APRIL O. The Captain of a Vessel ar rived here from France, states, that the French. have in the neighbourhood of St. Bruiy.. a force of 4QiOOO Men, as a guard to repel any attack from this Country, of which they seem to be apprehensive. SHEERNESS, APRIL 29.—Arrived the Eliza Ten do-, from Shields, with impressed men and,volun teers for. the Fleet. _Arrived the Urgent Gun-brig from Yarmouth. The "Vert, with a Convoy for Tonningen, is ex, peEted to sail this day ; the wind at present very Lan, 'favourable for them, blowing direEt east. DEAL, Aran. -U.—Sailed His Majesty's Ships Mosquito on a cruize; and Harlequin, with the out, ward-bound Fleet under convoy, for Portsmouth. Arrived the 4Vlonkey Gun-brig from a cruize,, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as per, last. Sailed through the Downs the cornelia, Casr, for Charleston. GREENOCK, APRIL 27.—,-Tha Brig Rover, TOWNE, from New Orleans, arrived here on Friday. March 10, spoke in lat. 43. long. 55. the Ship ,Philadelphia, of and for Philadelphia, from Liverpool, out 26 days, all well ; and the Ship Hay , GILLESPIE, of and from. Newcastle for Charleston, on the sth,inst. in lat. 53. long. 24. also well. Arrived on Friday, the ilmerica, MEWING, from Demerara; sailed thence. the 13th ult. in.company with the Ships Maxwell and Intrepid, both of which grounded on the bar, but as the springs were 'mak ing they might be got off. On the 13th i ns t. spo k e the Ship John, MARSHALL, from. Liverpool, but could not learn where bound, as it was blowing veiy bard, in lat. 53. long. 54. Same day she spoke the Ship , :George, - tvicTAGGAii-T, from hence fOr New foUndland, all well. The Fleet .was expe4ed to sail from Demerara for Britaia about the gth inst. STATEMENT OF THE D STRI TISII NAVAL F 4 In the English & Irish zi Channels - - 5 Downs awd North Sea Spain,Portugal &Gibral. 7 Metliterranean& Passage 17 .17TION OF TUE 8111- 41( 4 ' ido TO TEI IS DAY. Sps. (.B Tot 18 66 14t 36 59 rl6 10 1 7 1 . 3I • 1 4 i' '' 45 I 3S 1 9 to 13 2j 1 Coast of Africa - - o - 1 ° 4 West Indies and Passage' 6 0 to I - 26 19 61 Jamaica Station . 2 0 11 , 1 3 , 8 - 34 A merica &Newfoundland I t 9 Ito 4 I 2s Caps of Good 'Hope . 4 2 6 3 2 17 East,lndies and Passage 8 2 17 1 - 6 4 37 1 On an txpeditton, &c. 7 0 4 I 5 i 5 2t Total at Sea - 841 'ft 1 121 I 142 I 174 I 532, In Port and fitting - 31 7 41 6 7 64 2oq Guard -Ships - 4 2 3 r o 1, Hospital &Prison Snips 22 2 • 2 t I o 27 Total in commission I4t I 22 I 167 Zlo ; 238 778 Receiving Ships • S;erviceableand repairing ‘3 hi ordinary - - - 38 Building - - - 35 Total 214 STATE Or THE OM) Portsmouth - 9 Plymouth - I Chatham - • 9 Sheerness - - River ixtraneous - 0 0 14 0 2 4 1 I AT E 1 2 47 OAT, INAR .ACH I 91 ti I 8 6 9I 1020 Total 30 1 14 1 4) 7 A letter from St. Kitt's, dated. March 20, sa y s — By Martinique, we learn that carried in there, two English an American uin from e meain have n and nue retaken close .to the islands. One of the Prince , George's Convoy is also carried in, sup; posed to be the Rebecca, CLUFE, bound to Montserrat." We are authorised to state, in contradietion to an unfounded rumour which has been industriously circulated, that on the late Motion in, the Court of Common Council for an Address to His MAJESTY, Mr.- Alderman HANKEY not only declared his sentiments in favour of it, but actually voted for the % Address, and that the worthy Alderman accom panied the Deputation in their presenting it to his Majesty. We have authority to state, that Mr. Alderman HANKEY, in his canvass on the'present occasion, has never united .his name with that of any other Candidate; he has merely asked votes for hienself, and' lias \not aimed at any particular opposition. s '47kl ELI) MARKET. ALA z- Thisday's market had but a short supply of dif ferent kinds of Cattle ; Beef,andMuttOn are dearer than any last Report ; Pork and Lamb are something cheaper ; Veal sold at last price, and the tiade in general was rather flat.--The sales in the HaytCiar ket were somewhat dull ; Hay, Straw, andCiOver fetched better prices than Nlonday's Market.—The following prices and nuMbers is an accurate state:- men t To sink the Ort'al per stone of Sib. Beef ss. od. to 6s. od.—dlutton ss. od. to 6s. cd.—Veal 6s. cd. to.7s. od.—Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. od. --.Pork -ss. od. to 6s. od. Beasts, 47u.—Slteep and Lambs, 3750.—Ca1Ves, gor Pigs 410. SMITHFIELD HAY -MARKET. Hay 41. 4s. to 61. os.--Clover 51. 6s. ocl. :o 61. ;os.— Straw 21. ilis. to 31. los. CORN gXCHANOF., MAY 1.-0- . —WhO3t . "ta,tiaY is in middling 'Opply, with- but few -fresh imports, and this trade is'nearly at unaltered prices•; Barley is in 'considerable supply and cheaper ; but few Pease and Beans of each kind, the latter are clearer.; Oa►s_ar rive in, abundance; 'with many. Foreign. Sales of this article, are very heavy t,t rather less prices; Flour in full supply. Wheat sos a 6453 Bis od Fine•dittd 85s a 238 s od Rye - . 33s a 42S CO. barley 32s 3 38$ od Malt - . 64S a 70s oil White Pease Bas a 88s od rzy di t to 4os a 46! ad Beans -44 s a sos oa Tick Bean's 37. a 43$ oti oats / 21s a 26s a 29s od Poland ditto 3os a 3is od Rape Seed 261. 321.05. od Fine Flour 6os a 65i od Seconds Sys a 6,04 ad NEIV ELECTION. IVre r S:iri: . SClinAMORE and SYMONDS offur again for the City of Hereford.. Lord EERINGTCiN stinds, as before, for Barnstaple, but Mr. TAYLOR retires; Mr. G. W. TRELLUSSON, therefore, is likely to come in easily., The Hon. C. ASHLEY perseveres in offer' ing himself for Dorchester. A Mr. WILLrAms, as well as Mr.-11RlitiEALX YORKE, are Candidates for that „place. Mr. WILLIAMS is so much advanced in life, bat if he were to be chosen, he would be likely to possess a latirliamentary sinecure. The Marquis of TITCHFIrta stands for the County of Bucks, with `l..Ord TEMPLE. Si, ..Tin+N CARR is the new Capri" date for Totness. Messrs: ADAMS and HALL, the former Representatives, offer themselves again. Co. loner T. *FOLEY is the new Candidate for Hereford shire: Sir G. CORNEWALL declines, but Sir J. G. COTTEREL stands again.—The Hon. H. G. BEN' ,NETT, and Mr. W. Hat., are opsed at Shrews bury by - Mr. T. JONES.—Sir W. W. WYNNE and his brother, Mr. C. WYNNE, respktively stand for the Counties of Denbigh and Montgomery. We do not bear of any opposition to Mr. BLACIL/lURNE and Colonel STANLEY, at Lal3. Lord ROZERT FITZGERALD does not offer again for the County of Kildare, in Ireland, but de clines in favour of hiS brother, Lord HENRY Mr. WooLmoßE stands for Sandwich. This Gentleman was Member for Westftry. The gallant veteran . Admiral BERKELEY hoists his signal for Gloucester-. shire, where his nephew, -Lord DURSLEY, IS Making a. long and strong pull for hiin, 'Mr. 'J. P. GRANT, the Barrister, stands . for - Morayshire, in Scotland. Mr. FULLER,- of course, stands again for Sussex, where his blunt -integrity and stout independence render hith perfe&ly secure. Sir SAMUEL HOOD, it seems, has quitted the Westminster station, and Lord CocuRANE' is bearing up towards it in great foice., Sir STEPHEN LUSHNGroN ,joins Mr. fmecarnAß ift standing for Canterbury._ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 1.1E.W.M.A RKET SECOND SPRING Al EET,NG, 1807. TjiPR6DAY, APRIL 30. Mr: Howortn's ziiterprize, -, oue by Air. D. ftadad*, beat Mr. Mellish's Glory, rode by Mr. Mellish. both tir carry tioe lowest weigrit Mr. Mellish can couve.uiently ride, B. C. zoogs. h. fit. -- 4to 4on F.riterprizr. Ld Witchcraft, 7st. 01b.. beat Ld Gropreneres Meteors,'4. j lb. 1). 1. !cogs. -to agst Witchcraft: - Ld Foley's PlriS, Bst. beat Sir I. Shelley's Sir 1-auncelo4 Sst. 71b. I). 1. -soogs.---0 to Son Paris. Ld Sackville's Bustard beat Gen. CThwees Swinley, gst. 310. each. T.M.M.ll:C..icqgs.-5 to 200 Liustard. Mr. t . Neale's 4iste-r to Regulator, 7st. 81b. best Sir C. .Putibury'r Snug, gsr. 31b. Across the Flat, zsg4.-2 to s agst 'Sister to-RegUlzitur. " :Mr. Arthilr's Wr.rinwood, Bst. 81b. beat Gen. Gower's SWITI I y; 7st:st an). - R". !VI . zags. —5 to 2, du Woi:ig, %void. Fitiy Pounds ,lin -, 3-yr olds 6st. alb. 4:yr olds Sst. 5-yr old, Bst. 710. 6,yr olds and aged sst lilt). I'. M. M. - B. C. Mr; wytlliarri's b. c. by.4nibrosio, 3 vs old L Mr. Abbey's ch. h. Vidory, 5 yrs old Ld.F. G. Osborne's b. h. Superstition, OM 014 - Mr. Mellish's 6, biding, 3 yrs old • - 4 Mr. Goodissdn's b. m. Flighty, 4 yrs old Mi . . Arthur's ch. h. Achilles, 4 yrs old. Mr. Sitwell's b. rrh, Cirs'old Emderl'i b.' g.' Pantaloon, 4 yrs old The Judge could place but 4.--Three tp r agst Supetses, tion--5 to i agst Flighty-7 to o agst Achilles. • - ... Sweepstaltes of wogs. each, h. ft. 20r6-yr old; and upwardS! B. C. Mr. D. Radelifn's Orville, 9st. 31b. .. .. t Oen. Gower's Pcliss,e, Xst. 9fb. . st Ld Saekviiie's Enchanter, Bsr. - - Two to t agt Orville-3 to t apt P'elis=a--5 to 4 asst Eli" chanter. Mr. Howorth's 1-ledley, 9st. beat Ld Grosyenor's Ferdi‘: nand, 2st, 'Two-yr old C. tuogs. to loh Hed y. D. of Grafton's Mushroorn beat M r . W. B re t on ' s 'Morgiatta r Bst. 71b. each. Ab. M. sogs.--z tot en Mushroom% Ld Foley's Paris, Bst. - 71b. " agat Mr. Craves Bt 7Ste su b. ACNSS the Flat, zogs. h. ft.-01rby consent. SPIUKG FASHIONS, AS REPRESENTED AND DESCRIBED IN LA BELLE At! SL:4BLE.E, PR ZELL'S COURT AND FASIIIONAJILII PU'LLIZIIED ON THE FIRST QE MAY. ENGLISH COSTUME. Arr Evantuc, oa BALL DALSS.--A:iound dress of.soft white sating with short train, slashed sleeve, and square bosom, made to sit close,to the form ; embroidered round the bottom and bosom with a delicate border in silver. The s:tuir4 drapery, formed of a large square or pink patent net, em" broidered in correspondent border of silver ; wh.ch, by cross" ing the back, and being confined. with a brooch on. inc lefe shoulder, forms the tome drapery (now 50 Linicth in eiteoP) by titer aid or a single pm only. Silver cord and tassels, sus' Fended from one side of tire figure. Large diamond brooch in the centre of tire bosom, continued in a chain tp the bot" torn of the waist. Drawn tucker of Mechlin lace.. 'Hair itl dishevelled curls on the crown of the head, flowing in ring. lets towards the left ear.. Bandeau or diamonds tirdeo c d in the centre in the form or a cockle-shell. Ear-niigs or a s,irii! lar form ; armlets and bracelets cif blended pearl and hair. •Pink satin shoes, trimnicti with silver hinge. White gloves, rucked. WALICtNG, oa CARRIAGZ COSTUME.—A French coat of imperial satin, or twill sarsnet, of a lavender-blossom of light lilac colour ; bordered at the wrist, . a n d e n ti re ly ro un4 the coat,' with a brOciide ribband of the shrilled jonquil coloar. A plain syal kills dress Orthe finest French cranbric, or jacerno: mit,i in, scolloped at the feet in the form of shells ; two rows of open hems, or work; at regular. distances, iminediatelY above it. Habit shirt of similar material, • let in with rich point lace in front ;. With treble high collars of lace and em broidery. .A smal brooch of bright amber confines the shirt at time throat, and one of a I,irgcr size ornaments the gown in the centre of the bosom. A sash, the colour of the coat, tied immediately in front. Inaitn turoan,cap, 'or bonnet, of cor-7 respondent materials, worn generally with a veil of 13 russeis ' Tape: Hair erupt behind, and in simple curls in front. White sarsnet parasol, With -Vandyke floss fringe. York tan gloves, and kid shoes, the colour of, the coat. • A FASHIONABLE PARTY, ,TIIS IrßESearl IN PARIS. FIRST . LADY.—Ina round dress oil talian crape, of a bright lemon colour, over a white sarsnet.slip. A short full sleevtt and round bottom; •cut low, with a tucker of French net. Conversation bonnet of chip, ornamented with lilac riohand. Hair - Cuiltd,on the forehead ; and in ringlets on the shouldetS. SIMIOND ADT.—A round dress ot plain India mull inns. , lin; with long waist, full sleeve, and frock back. A dee? fzl! of MeFltlin lice quite round the bosom. A short sash. , of bright itiororie, lieu behind. A turban hat, of morone satiht shaded iii CliecliS, and ornamented with field flowers in front. - tiecklatie—lnd .ear,.rings of mocho-stone linked with gold. Ihar cropt close behind, and in dishevelled, curls in front. Long Angola shawl, ohs bright amber colour, with a rich and variegated border.. White kid gloves, •and shoes of WQ tone kid. .THE TmE4Tßzi—The New Tragedy of dide/githa• which was represented last night at Drury-Lan. Theatre, does. credit to the talents of the Author, Mr, LEWIS, and nut less so to his liberality in as! signing it to Mrs. POWELL for her Benefit. On this occasion her own performance was very ant* mated and affeaing in the Heroine of the Piece. Great praise is due also to ELLISTON, as well a to Ntr..:: and . Mrs. H. SIDDCNS for their respective exertions. Indeed, though much accuracy is nog usually expeited on Benefits, the Play was altao gether so well brought forward, that we conceive it may be repeated with considerable success. MO' POWELL was very warmly received by Ittcr and the audience in general. 1