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ANOItA M A, Leicester.quare.--JUST OPE-NED, a splendid VIEW a MONT BL ANC, frnm the Flegere, exhibiting the whole of the Mountain .tilor arch, from base to summit, with the surrounding beautiful Aigeellei, the Mer de Glace, the Glaciers dcs Bo:s and des Buis au.l other extraordinary torrents of ice ; together with the - alley of Chamounix, the Priory, and every obicct of interest. In U - 'oaderful and unp ' araliele.: scene. Also, JUST OPENED, VIEW of the BAY of DUBLIN, with a great portion of 11..e-Countv of Dublin, CE. R rn t T. The Knowsley Dinner Stakesof fur this:: yrs old ; colts, Bst. 61b ; fillies, Bst. 21b. Once round. 5 Subs. Sir T. M. Stanley's b. c. Hammon, by Pr!am Templeman I Lord Derby na. c. Paroiles, by Augustus or Shaksreare... ..... Sir R. W. Bulkeley's ch. c. Bangalore Won by half a neck. Even betting on Pammon, 6 t) 4 a cat Bangalore, and 3 to l agst Paroiles. -A Post Match for 100 cove., h. ft. T. Y. C. Untried horses or mares all allowed 21b. One to the post. Colts, Bst. 41b ; fillies, Bst. 21b. Mr. Mostyn's Brown Duchess, by Camel, out of Arch duchess 1 Lord Stanley's Ole Bull, by Taurus, out of Miss Clifton , Betting, 6 to 4 on the Duchess, who won cleverly by a length. The Waterloo Cup, value 100 soya. in specie, from the Racing Fund, added to a Handicap Stakes of 15 cove. each, 10 ft. Once round and a distance. (7 Subs ) Lord Stanley's Amurath, 5 yrs, Bst. 61b ..( At thur) 1 Hon. E. M. D. Mostyn's Trap Ball, 4 yrs., Bst. 41b 2 The following also started but were not placed Mr. W. It. Ramsay's b. h. Vestment, 6 yrs., 9st. ; Sir J. Bos well's b. h. The Stag, 5 yrs., 7st. 121 b. ; and Mr. Arrowsmith's b. c. Premier, by Priam, 3 yrs., Est. Betting, sto 2 apt. Amu rath, 3to 1 agat. Trap Ball, 4 to 1 agst. Vestment, 5 to 1 agst. Premier, and sto I apt. The Stag (taken). Won easy. The Stanley Stakes of 20 sovs. each, h. ft., with 30 added ; two years old, 6st. 81b. ; three, Bst. 10Ib. ; fillies allowed 31b. T. Y. C. (5 Subs.) Hon. E. M. D. Mostyn's Bangalore, 3 yrs 1 Lord Milton's ns. b. c. Lincoln, 3 yrs 2 Sir J. Boswell's ns. b. f. by Brutandorf, out of Tesame, 2 yrs. 3 Betting, 6t04 on Lincoln, and 3to 1 agat Bangalore. Won by half a neck. CALCUTTA and SAUGUIt RAILWAY ai:d HARBOUR COMPANY. The Proprietors are respectfully informed that the MEETING intended to have been holden at the George and Vulture Tavern, (- irge-yrud, Lombard street, on TUESDAY, the 13th inst., t o pine To-Mmtnow, TUESDAY, the 25th inst. The Chair to be taken at Twelve o'clock. JOHN HOOPER, Seer.dary. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1837. NO. 13.997. COURT CIRCULAR. PRICE sd. 1 3irchin-lant July 24, 1837. THE MARKETS. TO STATIONERS AND BOOKSELLERS. TRAVELLER WANTED.—Messrs. REN• JL _SHAW and KIRKMAN, 12, Budge-row, are in want 0; the Services of a Gentleman of Experience. Letters to be post paid. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING LAST ii'2.T.l‘. Wheat. Ihrley. i Oats. Beans. Pease. er Quarter. s. to S. S. to s. (S.to S. S. a S. to S. ,63 — i 37 • . 45 •L• 9 Hcxham 48 ti 2 27 33 I t:l3 21 M.wpeth 48 6;) 23 32 26 21 31 56 132 35 Penrith ; 58 32 53 ShrttielA 30 _ 44 —. 43 Winchester 155 60 t:6 28 125 30 32 40 Per Bushel. s.d. g. d. s. (1. col. ; s. el. s. d . r. g. d. Carmarthen..—......l 7 0 7 6 4 0 4 0 2 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cowbridge---- 60 70 56 ON' 30 nu 56 00 00 e 0 Newcastle (Stall.) 60 69 36 40, 3 0 39 50 53 00 00 Northallerton 6 0 73 3 6 46, 3 8 4 0 5 6 6 C 0 0 0 Stone BO 86 4 0 481 3 0 3 4 60 67 00 00 Swansea 76 8 6 5 0 56 2 3 36 00 0 0 0 0 0P Warwick 90 110 30 46 20 33 56 6(1 00 00 Per 8011. Harnardeastie Durham 136 156 116 10 61 7 3 9n S 0 130 90 106 Richmond Stockton 'l6 0 17 0 8 3 61 5 0 6 0 7 6 8 G 11 0 0 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET —July 21 Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suffhlk 49g. 53). to —l. fine 55r. PARTNER WANTED.—An opportunity now offers to a respectable individual, who would be able in a abort time, or early in the ensuing year, to command from Eight Thousand Pounds to Ten Thousand Pounds, of JOINING, either us a SLEEPING PARTNER, or to take an active part in a HIGHLY RESPECTABLE CONCERN, in a lucrative branch of 11. MANCHESTER BUSINESS, the risk of which is rvr s Commanieations, from principals only, with real names and ad ilressesolirected A. 8., Box C 40, Post-Offiee, Manchester, will receive immediate attention. NNAREFIELD CORN MARKET—JuIy 21 Whe.it, Red, Norfolk and Suitt)lk 49s. 1,35. to —B. Ane 551. Lin. and Cain. ----- Yorkshire 4 ,4. fits. to --s. fine 53,. VV hite . -s. 5 9 8. to --s. fine 555. -- Foreign, tied —s —s. to —s. fine --f. White —s. —s. to --s nne —s. Barley, Norlblk and Suffolk 29.. to 324. fine 365. Lincolnshire -- Yorkshire %Vold Foreign Beans, Old New 36q to Vs. One —s Oats, Potato 299. to 30s. fine 31s. -- Poland —s. 263. to 303. fine 315. Frierland and Sins P.— bleating Shutting Mal' —s. 375. tine :',Si. per I.oad. ttapesved The Farmers' Plate of 801. Two-mile heats. Mr. Hesse!tine's br. c. The Bard, 4 yrs ...ilesseltine 1 Lord Miltown's ch. c. Cushneiche,4 yrs. ... 2 2 Mr: Dawson's b. g. Parthenia, 3 yrs SWANSEA AND HEATH RACES.—FRIDe r. A Plate of 50/. Mr. Farmer's ch. m. Latona, 6 yrs 1 2 1 Mr. Gough's ch. c. Gauntlet, 3 yrs Mr. B. Davis's b. m. Mantua, 4 yrc Handicap Sweepstakes of 3 sovs. each, with 10 added. Heats, once round. Mr. Morris's gr. m. Victoria, 3 yrs 1 1 Mr. Smith's b. m. Lady, of the Lake, aged 2 d Handicap Hurdle Race of 5 says. each, 20 added. Heats, once round and a dis. SCOTCH M) .R.KETS. OLD ANGEL FAMILY HOTEL, COMMERCIAL INN, AND POSTING-HOUSE, DONCASTER. ANT I 'lhis 4 A sincereM t h ß an ß ks O to O th K e N m b o .l s .t t ,resTect f Gt ull r t e . tti rng tthi e Great North Road, for the very liberal favours conferred upon him since he took the above elegant and fashionable HOTEL and POSTING-HOUSE ; and takes this opportunity of announcing, that he has added several excellent Post Horses to his Previon, superior stud. He has, also, been fortunate in the selection of a stock of WINES of the choicest vintage, which have received the unbo un d e d pra i se of all who have' hitherto honoured the OZ4 Angel with their patronage ; anti trusts, from the general minfortS that will be found in having well-aired and excellent beds, in the cleanliness of the Establishment, in the attentioa that is unremittingly paid, and (in addition to his excellent stud of ih"ta) in th e sa f ety o f commodious stabling, coach-houses, &c., Rt he shall be honoured with a continuance of that support which 11, t earn es tl y but most respectfully soli c its. . s (t the same time, with grateful feelings, acknowledges the kind ~typort he has received from Commercial Gentlemen, and begs to 'ls,ltre them that everything shall be done to promoto their comfort and convenience. N. B. Coaches to all parts of the Kingdom every day. July 17, 1837. CARMARTHENSHIRE. Very valuable and important FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the flourishing Seaport and Market Town of LLANELLY, and in its immediate Vicinity. VT. ADAM MURRAY begs to announce that he is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION the following highly eligible Estates, in Lots, at the Thomas Arms, Llanelly, on DNESDA T, the 26th of July next, and following Days, viz.— Cwmcyffi n Llwynhendi 24 0 8 Penceilegi, and Gro un d R en t s - 6 l 6l 8 9 13 ryngwn Bach 2B 0 22 Bryngw n Mawr Cihsig, and Ground Rents Tybyturu Lianiliedi, Plantations, Quarry, &e. 162 1 24 Groolad Rents of, and sites of, several Dwelling-houses } and G ar d ens at F el i nfol .11 Field behind Felinfol Club -houses 2 0 20 C arrel Sylen B6 1 22 Morfa. Dafen l4 1 19 Pa all Allotment B2 2 34 A. :lumber of Freehold Houses, Ground Rents, and building Ground, stuate on the Worn and Llanelly Tlats, close to the Town and Port of Llanelly Printed Particula-s, with Plans annexed, nay be had of Messrs. Crowde r and Maynard, Solicitors, Mansion Home-place; Messrs. Jenkins and Jeffreys, Solicitors, Swansea ; Mr. Benjamin Jones, Loaghor, near Swansea (who will show the Premises) ; at Garra %Tar's Coffee-house; the Bush, Bristol; Angel, Cardiff; Castle, Itt , ;rthyr ; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea ; Boar's Head, Carmar then ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr. Adam Murray, Sur veyor and Land Agent, 47, Parliament-street, London. Letters to he post-paid. PERRING'S LIGHT BEAVER HATS, 215., the best that can be made, weighing oily four ounces, shirt Nap aid good Colear, is 100 different Shapes, to suit Con teat 7;s. Second Q ua li t i es, 165., charged by other houses as the best, at 1 ed. ; Third Qualities, Its. Perriag's Patent Light Ventilating Hats, weighiar, only three ounces, N. ; S econ d Qualities 10s —Livery fiats, 125., 145., Opera D ross H ats, las ; 1&., and 21;.—Gossamer Hat s , front 4s. 6d. to So. 6d ---Youth s' Hats a n d C a p s i n ever y var i e t y . prim , s, and will b e found cheaper and better in quality than any Cecil Hogue, .5‘ Strand. __Decd, by S . pecial Command, to,THE QUEEN. LONow ready, in One Volume, post Svo., price 95. cloth, ND 0 N A S IT IS. By JOHN HOGG 111. D., &e. " A searching inquiry i n t o a ll the causes that influence health, with the results, and with the means which ought to be taken . for the good of the community. The volume contains a condensat i on of vast materials and the tables, in particular, are of the highest Valti..."—Atlas. Prnited for John Maeron•, St. Jam^s's•-square. Just Published, Second Edition, 3s. cloth boards, GENERAL ELECTION. 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To be published with the Magazines,Vol. 11., illustrated with a splendid Vignette after An eve}, the Second and Philip A ugusin ' s e o n t r GfooTdall, off Illenry Bvo., price as., elegantly bound in cloth an a dle o ttere o r ; se" A HISTORY of ENGLAND from the FIR ST INVASION of the ROMANS. By JOHN LINGARD , Fourth Edition, enlarg e d and corrected. London : Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row. * ,,• 14 The First Volume, containing the History to the Battle of Hastings, with a tine Portrait of the Author, and a beautiful Vig nette by Goodall, was published in klay. The exhibition of. the Royal Academy, which closed on Saturday, has been the most successful ever known, the receipts having exceeded 7,0001. I t's expected that a statue of his late Majesty will be placed in one of the Quadrangles of Greenwich Hospital, than which no spot can be more appropriate in which to per petuate the memory of the kind-hearted naval King. the Duke of Devonshire has forwarded a great numbe r of CASPR, containing rare Indian plants, to Chats- Worth, for the ' Conservatories of that splendid seat. There are upwa r d s of iOO work men a t present engaged i n the erec tion of new farm buildinn's cze on the above e s t a t e , w hi c h, when finished, will be thVln t ost . 'complete of tho kind in the World,. The Queen and the Duchess of Kent attended divine ser vice yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. In the Roy al suite were the Marchioness of Tavistock, Lady Flora Hastings, Lord Templemore, Sir Henry Seton, and Colonel Cavendish. Her Majesty was attended in the Royal pew by the Bishop cf Norwich, Clerk of the Closet, and the Dean of Hereford :in waiting) and the Dean of Chester, Deputy Clerks of the Closet. The church service was read by the Rev. Messrs. Hoden and Povah, priests in ordinary, and the sermon was preached by the Sub-dean. The musical service was Nares is C. The chant and sanc tus (Attwood), and the anthem " God is our hope and strength." (Green.) Mr. Attwood presided at the organ. The Duke of Beau. fort, the Marquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury, the Earls of Bandon, Wilted, and Effingham, and Lord Hill were amongst the nobility present. . Her Majesty and suite quitted St. James's Palace after the service for the New Palace. Toe Queen gave audience yesterday to Viscount Mel bourne. - In the evening a select party, including the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain. and the Master of the Horse, dined with her Maj-sty. Count Sebas!iani, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of the French, and Count Orloff, on a special mission from. the Emperor of all the. Russia., had audiences of the Queen on Saturday. Their Excellencies were introduced by Vis. count Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies. Her Majesty gave audiences on Saturday to Viscount Mel bourne, Viscount Duncannon, and the Marquis Conyngham. In the evening her Majesty honoured the Queen's Theatre with her presence to witness the performance of the opera of Norma. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and the Prince and Princess of Leiningen accompanied by the Queen, who was attended by the Marchioness of Tavistock, Miss Pitt, Miss Spring Rice, Baroness Lehzen, Lord Templemore. and Colonel Cavendish. The Royal party went quite privately. Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent took airings in an open carriage and four with outriders yesterday, and on Sa turday afternoon. The Royal dinner party on Friday included her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, their Serene Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Leiningen, the Prince and Princess of Schomberg, the Marquis of Hertford, Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury, Viscount Melbourne, Lord Holland, the Mar chioness of Tavistock, Lord Templemore, the Controllor of the Household, and Lady Agnes Byag, Hon. Col. and Mrs. Cavendish, Hon. Miss Pitt, Hon. Miss Spring Rice, and Baroness Lehz en. On Saturday a deputation from the body of Dissenting Mi nisters of the Presbyterian denomination residing in and about the cities of London and Westminster, presented an address of condolence to the Queen Dowager at Bushy-house. A Queen's messenger arrived in town yesterday from the frontiers of Spain, bringing despatches to the Foreign-office for Viscount Palmerston. Lord John Russell left town on Saturday for Woodchester, near Minchinhampton, on his way to Stroud. The Sazoa Minister transacted business at the Foreign office on Saturday. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has left town for Cam 191‘idge, and Sir John Hobhouse for Nottingham. The following arc the names of the naval and military offi cers who were present at the Queen's first Levee at St. James's Palace on Wednesday : GENERA LS.-- Sir Patrick Lindesey, K. H., and K. C. B. ; Sir John Savage. Major J. E. Williams. Captain Edward Meade. LIEUTENANTS—CharIes Edward Grant, R. H. Glyn, Grey, Rouse, H. Wynward, Wingfield, Symonds, Naylor, Lambert, Phillips, Dalrymple, Calley, Rawlinson, Hon. F. &vine, Home Drummond, Lewis Wynne, Munro, Tottenham, Moor som, Needham. CORNETS —Booth, Randolph, Routh, Mackinnon, St. George, Duff, Capel, Bastard, Bradford, Sweetenham, An son, Alontmorency, E. Wynyard, Macdougall, Keane, R. Smith. CAPTAINS, R. N.—Richard O'Conor, Sir John Louis, Do nald H. O'Brien, Waldegrave, Curzen, Sir John Brooke Pe chell, Bowles, Sir Edward Parry, Talbot, William Elliott, Sir David Dunn, R. Oliver, Hon. R. S. Dundas, Saumarez, Glascock, Hon. J. A. Maude, Sir Edward Chatham, Sothby, Joseph O'Brien, Rochfort, Beechey, Dc Roos, Thornton, Beaufort, Byam, Thornton, Marwood Kelly, Robert Maun sell, Lambert, Rodney, Munday, A. Shepherd, Eden, Rivett Carnac, Hallowell Carew, Morier, Michael Seymour, Hon. Poulctt, Rattray, Meynell; Leeke, Hastings, Baynes, Freemantle, T. Maitland, Westphal, Sir John Lewis, ray, George Smith, Nies, Wetherell, Norwich Duff, Pechell, Starck, James Montagu, Pell, Sir Thos. Carew, Sir Charles Sullivan, Dialing, Sykes, Grace, Mangin. COMMANDERS—AV. Allen, Edward J. Carpenter, Carleton, Sparshott, M'Cay, Puget, Blackwood, W. Warren, Furber, J. B. Hay, R. C. Curry, Hon. Francis Mandy, Dalyell, T. Leigh, Daniel Weld, Hastings, John Hud son , S y k es , Washington, G. No r t o n, G. Halsted, J. S. Foremen, Bar nett, Wooluough. LIEUTENANTS, R. N.—Bethune J. Walker, Amial, Henry Coode, Baldock, G. W. Rabat, Cleveland, James Lamont, Oldmixon, Forvice, Pringle, Green, Ogilvy, Anselm P. Le Neve. The following are part of the remaining presentations of Gentlemen which took place at the Queen's First Levee, on Wednesday : Lieut.-General Sir Henry Cumming, by Lord Hill Major-General Walker, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Walker Lieut.-General Sir W. Peacocke, by Lord Hill Lieut.-General Salmon, by Sir H. Vivian General Sir W. Houston, by Lord Hill Lieut.-General Sir G. Walker, by Lord Hill Licut.-General Eden, by Gen. G. Michell Licut.-General Blachford, by Lord Hill Major-General Elphinstone, by Lord Hill General Bonham, by General Sir F. Maclean Major-General Sir J. Dickson, on his return front India, by Lord Hill General Sir R. McFarlane, by Lord Hill Major-General Sir W. de Tuyll, on promotion, by Lord Hill Major-General 11. Morey, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Peacocke General Sir W. H. Clinton, by Lord Hill Lieut.-General Sir A. Barnard, by Lord Hill Major-General E. Bowater, by the Earl of Albemarle General B. Wallis, by Sir W. Gordon • Major-General Evatt, by Sir H. Vivian Lieut.-General Vincent, by Lord Hill Lieut.-General Sir A. Brooke, by Lord Powerscourt Lieut.-General Manley, by Lord Hill Major-General Salmond, by Lord \V. Bentinck Lieut.-General Sir H. Lowe, by Lord Hill Mr. Assheton Smith, by Lord Granville Somerset Surgeon-Major Harrison, by the Duke of Wellington Mr, Bloomfield, Secretary to her Majesty's Legation at Stockholm, by Viscount Palmerston Mr. Vivian, by the Earl of Liverpool Mr. Wallace, by Lieut.-Colonel Wallace Mr. Bernal, by the Earl of Mulgrave Mr. H. Earl, by Lord Stuart de Rothsay Mr. M. Tupper, by the Duke of Argyll Mr. Spearman, Assistant-Secretary of the Trcastry, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Affleck, by Mr. Waymouth Mr. P. Micklethwait, by the Marquis of Headfort Mr. Powys, by the Earl of Denbigh Mr. Mayne, by Lord John Russell • Mr. W. J. Newton, by Lord John Russell Mr. Robert Bell, by Lord Belhaven Mr. E. Kinnersly, on his marriage, by the-Duke of Sutherland Sanderson, by the Marquis of Thomond r. Sulivan, Dep.-Sec. at War, by Visct. liowick r. E. Drummond, by the Duke of Wellington Mr. H. Addington, by Earl Amherst Mr. Ord, by the Marquis of Lansdowne Mr. Stewart, by Sir George Murray Mr. Otway Cave, by Viscount Palmerston Mr. Egerton Harcourt, by Lieut.-Col. Harcourt Mr. Wm. A. Laurie, by the Duke of Argyll Mr. Johnston, by his father, Sir A. Johnston Mr. Henry Alexander, by the Earl of Caledon Rev. J. H. Dakins, Priest in Ordinary of the Chapels Royal, by the Lord Bishop of Worcester Ecv. R. S. Battiscombe, by Mr. Codd Rev. Robt. Vaughan, D. D., by Mr. Codd Rey. Charles Landon, by Mr. Codd Rev: J. Simpson Evans, by Mr. Codd Rev. John Vigden Povali, Priest in Ordinary of the Chapels Royal, by the Lord Bishop of Worcester Rev.-J. C. Haden, by the Bishop of Worcester Rev. James Lupton, by the Bishop of Worcester Rev. G. W. Sicklemore, by the Archbishop of Canterbury Major J. E. Williams. Madras Army, by Major-General Sir Patrick Lindesay, K. H. K. C. B. Rev. J. G. Ward, by Earl De Grey Rev. P. Ward, by Lord Bexley Rev. E. Edgell, by Mr. Wyatt Edgell Rev. A. F. Phipps, by the Earl of Mulgrave Rev. John Abbess, by the Earl of Denbigh Rev. R. B. Byam, by Capt. Bvam, sen. R ev, T. Haverfield, by the Duke of Sussex Ret. H. M orrall, by Sir R. H. Inglis Rev. rie Charl es W es l ey, Chaplain at St. James ' s Palace, and P at in O r di nary at the Chapels Royal, by the Lord Rev.i sJh . °P 'r o o f w ‘ n % : ° e r n e d es ß te e r n nett, Duke of Sussex M. y the Bishop of Worcester Rev. J. A. B- owne, by the Clive, tbhy Marquis e Sir James a of m e D RH o a ca . r n s ot i o r n e ns Mr. W. Angersteia. byßart. I R l v .. Henry H G e e n o ry rce C the Right 1.1 Mr. Newton \Vigney, b y D u k e of s on. C. P. Thomson Mr. John Copling, by Lord Glenelg Mr. Thomas, by Sir Webb Mr. Dischstene, by Sir Henry Hardinge Sir *thew White Ridley, Bart., by Major-General Sir H. Wh, atley Admiral Sotheron, ly ths Earl of 111 i ,t Mr. Herbert Willisms, by the E trl of Shar . e :bury Mr. Grimes, by the Earl f Denbigh Mr. James O'Brien, by the Lord Chancellor Mr. John Jacob H mater, by Lard John Russell Mr. Richard Westmacott, by Lord John Russell Sir Charles Knightley, by Lord Sondes S r George Baker, Bart , by Earl Brcwnlow Sir F. Knowles, Bart., by the Earl of Darlington' The Earl of Mansfield, by the Marquis of Salisbury Dr. D. Stewart, by Lieutenant-General Callender Dr. D. Davies, by Lord Chamberlain to the Dowager Queen Sir W. W. Becher, by Lord Dacre Dr. Holland, by the Marquis of Lansdowne Dr. F. Hawkins, by Sir H. Halford Dr. Gordon, by Sir J. *Gregor, Bart. Dr. Somerville, by the Marquis of Lansdowne Dr. C. Forbes, by the Marquis of Londonderry , Sir R. Jarvis, by the Earl of Albemarle Sir A. Brooke, by Lord J. Somerset Dr. Jephson, by Viscount Eastnor Sir J.'N. R. Campbell, by Sir J. Hobhouse Dr. Borland, by General Lord William Bentinck Sir J. Ogilvy, on his marriage, by the Duke of Norfolk Sir J. Wyatvil!e, by the Marquis Conyngham Sir William Chatterton., by the Earl of Cork Sir M. Cholmeicy, by the Duke of St. Alban's Mr. C. Hayter, Member of the Academies at Rome, Sic., by Lord J. Russell Mr. C. Long, by the Duke of Norfolk Mr. Macdougall, by Sir P. Walker Mr. Burge, on his appointment of Q ueen ' s C ounse l, b y t h e Lord Chancellor Mr. H. Erle, by Lord Stuart de Rothsay Mr. William Morris, by Lord Glenelg Sir H. Holbeck, by the Eaal of Warwick - Mr. M. Montgomerie, by the Earl of Liverpool Mr. C. Disney, by the Duke of Norfolk Mr. R. W. S. Luttridge, by Sir P. G. Egerton Mr. C. S. Grey, by Viscount Howick Mr. W. A. Miles, by Sir H. Taylor Mr. Konig, by the Duke of Sussex Mr. Estcourt. by the Earl of Verulam Mr. S. S. Fox, by the Duke of Leeds Mr. Ashley, by the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen Dowager Mr. Gordon, by his father, Sir W. Gordon Mr. Scott, by General the lion. Sir W. Lumley Mr. Urquhart, by Viscount Palmerston Mr. F. French, by Lord Palmerston Mr. George Tudor, by Admiral Sir H. B. Neale, Bart. Mr. Cooper Cooper, by Earl De Grey Mr. George Anson, by the Earl of Lichfield Mr. Clavering, by Viscount Howick Mr. Edgcumbe, by Viscount Palmerston Mr. Blencowe, by Mr. Shiffner Mr. Lister, by Lord John Russell Mr. Carrick, by Lord Mostyn Mr. Brande, by Dr. Chambers Mr. Stevenson, by the Marquis of Lansdowne Mr. J. Wilkinson, by Lord Bridport Mr. K. Hoskins, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rev. Dr. Bland, by Roar-Admiral Sir Hugh Piga Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, by Viscount Doncraile Hon. George Ponsonby, by the Earl of Durham Mr. C. K. Murray, by the Marquis of Lansdowne Mr. William Marsh, by Lord Palmerston Mr. Wilmot, by Viscount Palmerston Lord Kinnaird, by Lord Foley Lieut. C. E. Grant, Bengal Infantry, by Lord Glenelg. Mr. Ley, House of Commons, by Mr. Abercromby Mr. Wyatt Edgell, by the Rev. Edgell Edgell Mr. Phillimore, by the Marquis of Salisbury Mr. Bankes, by the Earl of Liverpool Mr. Francis Smedley, on being appointed High Bailiff of Westminster, by Lord John Russell Mr. Murchison, Vice-President of the Geological Society, by the Duke of Sussex Mr. R. Pakenham, by Viscount Palmerston Mr. Murray, by the Duke of Richmond Mr. H. Aston, by Lord Combermere Mr. Sanders, by Lord Langdale Mr. Stanley, by Lord Melbourne Viscount Bernard, by the Earl of Bandon Viscount Eastnor, by Lord Stuart de Rothsay Earl of Arran, by the Duke of Sussex Earl Compton, by the Duke of Norfolk Lord Ossulston, by the Earl of Tankerrille Earl Stanhope, by Sir Gore Ouseley Earl Radnor, by the Earl of Albemarle Bishop of Rochester, by Marquis Camden Archbishop of Armagh, by the Archbishop of Canterbury Baron de Roebeck, by the Earl of Leitrim Mr. Mellish, by the Lord Chamberlain, to the Queen Dowager Mr. Pulevean, by the Lord Chamberlain Mr. G. H. M. Wagner, by the Duke of Richmond Mr. Berton, by Lord Glenelg Mr. I3edengfield, by Viscount Torrington Mr. Richard Jennings, by Sir Gerard Noel, Bart. Mr. Blase Challoner, by the Marquis of Downshire Mr. Auld, by the Duke of Sutherland Mr. Commissioner Fane, by the Lord Chancellor Mr. Mr. Chancellor C E o dwa mm r i d ss /t io la n r e j r orib Fo a n n b k ia s, nq b u y e L , by Lord Bur tho th o e rd rsh Mr. Montefiore, by the Duke of Norfolk Dr. K. Milner, by General Grosvenor Mr. Laurie, by the Duke of Sutherland Mr. G. Carrell, by Sir Harris Nicolas Mr. Palmer, by Sir A. Christie Mr. Wm. Roche, by Lord J. Russell Right Hon. Sir H. W. Wynn, on his return on leave of ab setice from Copenhagen - Right Hon. W. Y. Peel, by Lord Hatherton The Right lion. Sir B. Taylor, upon his re-appointment as Privy Councillor, by Lieut.-General Sir H. Tailor Right Hon. Sir C. Begot, by the Duke of Wellington Right Hon. J. Planta, by the Duke of Wellington Right Hon. Sir C. E. Grey, en being sworn of her Majesty's Privy Council, by the Marquis of Lansdowne lion. G. Byron, by Lord Byron Hon. Capt. Grey, R.N., by Earl Grey lion. J. Stourton, on his appointment to a commission in the 96th Regiment, by the Duke of Norfolk Hon. Mr. Parsons, by the Earl of Rosse Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert, by the Earl of Ducie lion. E. Phipps, by the Earl of Mulgrave Hon. H. Dundas, by Viscount Melville Sir J. Rennie, b) Sir J. C. Hobhouse Sir T. Cartwright, by Viscount Palmerston Sir H. Willock, by Viscount Palmerston Sir G. Seymour, by the Marquis of Hertford Sir R. Price, by Lord J. Russell. Sir E Vavascur, by the Duke of Norfolk Hon. R. P. Arden, by the Duke of Argyll The Duke of Roxburgh, by Earl Grey The Earl of Uxbridge, by the Duke of Richmond Earl Bathurst, by the Marquis of Exeter The Marquis of Bristol, to kits hands The Marquis of Chandos, by the Duke of Wellington The Marquis of Grant)), by the Duke of Leeds The Earl of Effingham, by the Duke of Norfolk The Hon. John Stuart, by Lord Belhaven The Rev. Dr. Jones, by Lord 1-lowden The lion. Leslie Melville, by Lord Belhaven The lion. Richard C. Neville, by the Duke of Wellington The Hon. Colonel Howard, by the Bishop of Oxford The Hon. Constantine Dillon, of the Dragoon Guards, by Earl Mulgrave The lion. Major Mass, , y, by the Earl of Leitrim Mr. Ormsby Gore, by General Lord Hill Sir Charles Scudamore, by Sir J. 13eresford The Recorder of Worcester, by Lord Foley Viscount Gage, by the Earl of Sheffield The lion. Mr. De Grey, by Sir John Conroy The lion. Lloyd Kenyon, by Lord Hill The Hon. Mr. F. Walker, by Viscount Aahbrook Major. General Sir Wm. Gomm, by Lord Hill Hon. H. It. Westenra, by Lord Rossmore Hon. and Rev. A. P. Perceval, by the Bishop of Norwich. Hon. Mr. Curzon, by Earl Brownlovr. Sir J. Cross, Court of Review, by the Lord Chancellor S:r F. Ommanney, by Earl De Grey Rev. Dr. Wheeler, by Sir G. Scovell Sir J. Ross, by Lord Colville Sir G. Farrant, by the Earl of Devon Sir A. D. Gordon, by Mr. F. Lewis lion. F. West, by Earl Delawnrr Hon. Captain Duncombe, R.N., by Earl Danvers Hon. Mr. Littleton, by Lord Hatherton S'r W. Burnett, K. C. H., Physician-General of the Navy, by the Earl of Minto The Queen Dowager's Solicitor-General, on having a Patent of Precedence, by the Lord Chancellor Hon. A. Thelluson, by Lord Burghersh Mr. Sergeant Ball, by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Rev. Dr. Niblock, D. D., by Me. N. Carlisle, K. H. Rev. Dr. Vi g nolles, by the Lord Lieut enant o f Irelan d The Earl of Chichester, by the Duke of Leeds Rev. Dr. Williamson, by the Lord Bishop of Hereford 1, , r I l3rabazon. by the Earl of Meath Lord Northwick, by Lord Foley Lord Ravensworth, by the Earl of Mulgrave The Earl of Digby, to kiss hands Lord William Lennox, by the Duke of Richmond Hon. John Gray, by Lord Saltoun Hon. Captain Hood, by Lord Bridport Sir Charles Hulse, Bart., by Lord Portman Lord Teynham, by Vis i st i o . i f n l. t . Melbourne betlilluaeuirznig lion. 11. ulburn e Right Rev. Samuel Pennell, Rev. David Lloyd, by Sir I'. Hardy Earl Grosvenor, by the Marquis, of Lansdowne R e y, T. M. Wetherell, by Mr. Alderman Winchester Rev. Philip Scholfield, by Lord Grantley Rev. H. Barham, by the Bishop of Worcester Rev. '1 hos. Fuller, Minister of St. Peter's Pimlico, by the Dean of Carlisle Rev. John Ryle Wood, Domestic Chaplain to the Queens Dowager, by the Lord Chamberlain to her Majesty Rev. P. Bastard, by Major-Gen. Sir H. Wheatley, G.C. H. Rev. Francis White, by Mr. Codd Rev. Alex. E. Sketchley, by Sir Herbert Taylor Mr. Stephenson, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex Mr. A.ton Blount, Chester Herald, by the Earl Marshal of England Mr. Whitmore, by General Lord Hill Mr. King, Rouge Dragon, by the Earl Marshal of England. Mr. William Russell, Principal Secretary to the Lord Chan cellor, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Martin, Windsor Herald, by the Earl Marshal of England Lord Segrave, by Lord Melbourne Rev. William Watts, by Sir Hilgrove Turner Rev. Henry Bishop, by the Archbishop of Dublin Rev. William Lucius Coghlan, by the Dean of Chichester Rev. Henry Glossop, by the Dean of Hereford Rev. Matthew Lcishman, by Lord Belhaven Rev. James Carlile, by the Archbishop of Dublin Rev. Charles Knight, by Lord G. Hill Rev. Charles Hope, by Lord Belhaven Rev. J. Vane, by the Right Hon. F. Abercromby Rev. John Hopton, Prebendery of Hereford, by the Dean of Hereford Rev. Thomas Cator, by Sir W. Lumley Rev. A. Henry Glasse, by Sir J. Reynett Rey. Beilby Porteus, by the Dean of Carlile Rev. W. Bradford, by the Earl of Sheffield Rev. Arthur Matthews, B. D., by the Bishop of Hereford Rev. E. A. Illingwood, by Sir R. Hunter The Very Rev. the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, by the Right Hon. Lard Belhaven Rev G Bl)thesca, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg Hon. Captain Saumarcz, by Lord Colville Sir C. R. Cockerel', by Lord Foley Dr.,.J. Barnes, by the Earl of Durham Dr. Adolphus, by Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Taylor Mr. John Copling, by Lord Glenelg Mr. Harrison. Bluemantle, by the Earl Marshal of England. Mr. Young, York Herald, by the Earl Marshal. Mr. Tracy Leigh, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. S. M. Phillipps, Under Secretary of State, by Lord John Russell Mr. Fox Strangways, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, by Lord Palmerston Captain Meynell, R.N., by the Marquis of Hertford Captain Baynes, R. N., by Sir E. Codrington Captain, N. Duff, R.N. by the Earl of Camperdown Captai n d e S tarck, R. Z. by the Duke of Sussex Captai n P ec h e ll , N., by Master of the Horse to the Queen Commander J. B. Hay, by Sir E. Owen, K. C. 8., G. C. ll. Commander the Hon. F. Maude, by Viscount Hawarden Commander J. S. Foreman, by Sir W. Parker, K.C. B. COnimander Barnett, by Colonel Fox Commander William Allen, by Earl Minto Commander William J. Carpenter, by the Earl of Minto Commander Carleton, by Lord Minto Commander Henry Puget, by Lord Radstock Captain Murray, by the Bishop of Rochester Captain Edward Meade, by the Earl of Meath Lieut. Charles Edward Grant, by Lord Glenelg Lieut. R. H. Glyn, by the Duke of Wellington Lieut. George Grey Rous, by the Duke of Wellington Lieut. Henry Wynyard, by Sir Herbert Taylor Lieut. Wingfield, by the Master-General of the Ordnance Lieut. Naylor, by Lieutenant-Colonel Greenwood Lieut. Lambert, by the Duke of Wellington Lieut. Philips, by General Sir Henry Cumming Lieut. Dalrymple, by Colonel Mercer Lieut. Calley, by Sir Henry Cumming Lieut. Rawlinson, by Sir John Cam Hobhouse Lieut. Hon. F Saville, by Master-General of the Ordnance Cornet Booth, by Lord King Lieut. Amid, R. N., by the First Lord of the Admiralty Lieut. G. W. Rabbett, R. N., by Earl Amherst Lieut. Cleveland, R.N., by Sir John Cam Hothouse Lieut. oldmixon, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting Major_ General T. Pollock, C. 8., by Sir J. Lyon, K. C. B Major-General Sir G. Way, by Lord Strafford, G. C. B G. C. ll General Sir H. Campbell, by Sir Herbert Taylor Major-General Sir Benjamin Stephenson, by Sir H. Taylor General Sir John Slade, by Lord Cobermere Major-Gem. Sir W. Johnston, by the Earl of Ilehester Major-General Sir Patrick Ross, by Sir George Murray Lieut.-General Sir Colin Halket, by Lord Hill Major-General Fair, by Sir Charles Deacon General Sir George Anson, by the Earl of Lichfield Lieut.-General Sir John Elley, by Sir Herbert Taylor Lieut.-General Mundy, by the General Commanding the Forces Lieut.-General Lord E. Somerset, by the Duke of Beaufort Major-General Gibbs, by Lord Lynedoch Major-Gen. Sir J. O'Halloran, K.C.B. by Sir J. Hobhouse Major-Gen. Sir Charles Maxwell, by Sir L. Grant, K.C. H. General Sir John Fraser, by Lord Saltoun General Grosvenor, by Earl Grosvenor Ensign Ramsay Smith, by Sir William Pringle Ensign M'Dougall, by Colonel M•Dougall Ensign Keane, by the Adjutant-General of the Forces Lieut. Symonds, by Major-General Sir G. Scovell Ensign Edward Wynyard, by Colonel Wynyard Cornet de Montmorency, by Sir IL Cumming Cornet Sweetenham, by Colonel Brotherton, C. B. Cornet Capel, By Sir Henry Cumming Cornet St. George, by Sir H. Cumming Lieutenant Hon. R. Needham, by Sir H. Cumming Lieutenant Moorsom, by Colonel Mercer Cornet Randolph Routh, by Lord Granville Somerset Cornet Mackinnon, by Colonel Brotherton Lieut. Home Drummond, by Colonel Greenwood Sub-Lieutenant Tottenham, by Colonel Greenwood. Lieut. Lewis Wynne, by General Sir Hilgrove Turner Captain Waldegrave, R. N., by the Earl of Radnor Captain Curzon, It. N., by the Lord Chamberlain Captain Sir John Brooke Pechell, by the Duke of Norfolk Captain C. Talbot, R. N., by the Duke of Beaufort Captain R. Oliver, R.N., by Rear- Admiral Sir W. Parker Captain Hon. R. S. Dundas, R. N., by Viscount Melville Sir J. Ashley Maude, R.N., by Viscount Hawarden Captain Sotheby, R.N., by toe Bishop of Norwich Captain Rochfort, R. N., by Lord I3loornfield Captain Byam, R. N.. by Rear-Admiral Jackson Captain Lambert, R.N., by Admiral Sir James O'Bryen Captain R. Mundy, R. N., by his father, General Mundy Captain A. Sheppard; R. N., by Sir C. Adam Captain Eden, R. N., by the Earl of Mulgravo Captain Wrier, R. N., by the First Lord of the Admiralty Captain Hastings, R. N., by Sir Augustus Clifford General Viscount Bere;ford, by the Duke of Wellington Major-General Sir Robert H. Dick, by Sir J. Thanes Lieut.-Colonel Yorke, by Colonel Mercer Lieut.-Colonel Rawdon, by the Earl of Charlemont Lieut.-Colonel Maxwell, by the Lieut. General the lion Sir IL P. Callaghan Colonel Sir J. Hope, by Lord Lyeedoeh Lieut.-Col. Jackson. bv Gen. the Hon. Sir Charl es C o l v ill e Lieut.-Colonel R. Y. 'Butler, by Sir Herbert Taylor Lieut.-Colonel Moorley, by Major-General Sir F. Mulcaster Lieut.-Colonel Angels, by General Sir W. Clinton, G.C.B. Lieut.-Colonel Sir F. Lee, by Sir J. Pechell, K. C. B. Lieut.-Colonel Best, by Colonel Sir A. Christie Lieut.-Colonel Copland, by Mr. Bernal, M. P. Lieut.-Colonel Drake, by the Earl of Macclesfield Colonel Sir B. Camac, by General Sir W. K. Grant Lieut.-Colonel Ellison, by . the Duke of Wellington Lieut -Colonel Barnard, b'y the Duke of Wellington. Sir William Robert Clayton, Burt., by General Sir Gorge Walker, Bart., G. C. B. Lieut.-Colonel Rowan, by Lord John Russell Colonel Duffy, by the Adjuta it-General Culonel Sir Robert Shaw, Bart., by Earl Rctlen Colonel Latour, by Sir George Anson Lieut.-Colonel Percival, by the Duke of Wellington Lieut.-Colonel Henry Colville, by Colonel Mercer Colonel Fox, by Sir Herbert Taylor Colonel Bowles, by Colonel Milman Colonel Reeves, CB., by G meral Sir F. \Vetherall FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. AR. Lord Lo ra i ne, at his house in Portman-square, from a tour in Norway ; Sir George Talbot, Bart., and family, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley -square, from Paris, Colonel Sir F. Mulkey, and Mr. Elankey, at Nerot'a Hotel, from Malta; H. Hanbury, Esq., and Miss Hanbury, at the Demers Hotel, from Old field Grange, Essex, the seat of Osgood Hanbury, Esq. ; J. West, Esq., Mrs. \Vost, and family, at ditto, from Brighton ; Mrs. Sheddon and Son, at ditto, from Breules Park ; Mrs. Birch, at ditto. DEPARTURES. Mrs. Bites and family, from Portland-place, for Wimble don ; J. B. Lloyd, Esq., Mrs. Lloyd, and family, from the Berners Hotel, for Walls Pansford, Carmarthenshire ; Mrs. and Miss Wilkinson, from ditto, for Dedham, Essex ; Mrs. and Miss Collier, from ditto, for Dedham, Essex ; Miss Gooch, from .ditto, for Ramsgate; Edward Kinnersley, Esq., and Mrs. Kinnersley, from ditto, for the Elms, Bath; B. Dockray, Esq., from ditto, for Lancaster ; Admiral Sir J. Whitshecl, Lady \Vhitslied, and the Misses Whitshed, from Nerot's Ho tel, for Holbrook ; Lady Osborne, from ditto, for Kent ; the Rev'. Dr. Ashurst, from ditto, for Oxford. ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF MR. ELLICE, AT COVENTRY.—As Mr. Ellice, accompanied by ten or a dozen of his friends, was passing along White Friars'-lane, last night, about ten o'clock, on his way to Mr. Gilbert's, at the Crown, two ruffians were standing under the workhouse-wall, one of whom drew a clasp-knife and struck et Mr. Ellice; the blow was received by Mr. W. Marston, which cut through his coat and wounded his hand ; a person was taken into cus tody, and we have no doubt that the tree will be made out. A specimen this of the oppcsition Liberal principles meet in Coventry.-- Coventry Herat]. At the I nso l vent C ourt, at H ere f or d , on S atur d ay last, G eorge Handley, a corn-factor, 4 13recon, was remanded for fiv e months by the Court, for the purpose of punishing him for giving accommodation bills which he had not thernottis of taki ng up, and thus - injurin6 his real creditors.—ffertferd Journal, beans. VVlwat. tSarley. Alien!eon PrrlOck , Coldst reran Cupar (I. ile Dundee Elgin Inverness Kelso , Kirkaldy Perth Thy siz We had a ♦ery rather quick. 40 to 46 I 23 to 30 , 42 43 22 23 32 36 21 it 4.5 sti 126 31 45 33 44) 50 24 26 42 50 2r l :30 42 55 21 23 37 42 23 31 50 5'.1 23 26 of the measure vari, DI NBU ItGl large supply H CO RN r of all kind; Oa Oatmeal 4 t to 48 4ti 48 24 to 23 —to 22 24 :33 36 16 is 27 2S 1 22 22 26 120 25 30 31 16 23 23 3 .4 26 0 t 3 33 24 26 21 26 33 2 , 1 23 45 la 13 20 22 22 25 ies throughoot the emir:try. MA RKE s of Grain to July 19 -day, and th mules were Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans First I 635. ed. 3;s od. 34s 81 444.01 I 13s ed Second 5B 0 33 0 30 0 42 0 41 U Third Average price o f Wheat 2/.lBs Oa. PRICES OF PROVISIONS, EC. Beef, per lb. Os. 6tl. to o,Bd. Frevhßutter,l'a...--s 10 I. to li Od 0 6 0 3 Salt Ditto—,—..— 0 9 019 Veal 0 6 0 9 Ditto, per cat....-78 0 80 0 0 5 0 6 Eggs, per dot...—. 0 0 0 7 LAW', per qr. 3 0 4 0 Oatstraw(k? )—. 9 0 10 6 cwt....,—.34 1) 37 0 Whcat Ditto.,—,— 8 0 10 O. Quarters Loaf —0 711 0 8 Barley Ditto 6 8 0 Potatoes. 141 b. -- 0 8 0 0 Hay,perst........— 1 5 1 8 EDINSU UGH AMA There was a middling supply of U sale: were ra her heavy. Per Sack of 030:b. Imp. _ I _ ,L MARKET.—JuIy 19. atmeal at this day's maact, and the Per Stone of 141 b. lop. First Oatmeal Second ditto: Barleyincat I It 0 BarleytAeal t. I 10 Peasemeal . 1 11 0 I'eas:mile:ll pot Barley —No. 1. pet cwt. 141.-21. 1i15.—.1,1. IS —lth, 19..-I'.. I, _'_s. GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—JuIy 19. A moderate business doing in Grain ; little alteration in prices. Wheat, ier 11401 h. s. d. s. d. Oats, per 2,f.141b. a. d. a. d. British, old 3l oto3l a Irish li 0t022 6 --....... new ••• C•mota, free - 31 0 32 0 Beans, I,er 2e,01b. 'rich Barley, per 3201 b Scottish KITH sh 24 0 28 0 Pease, Scottish .. ... 190 211 0 S 'Wish 22 0 23 0 Oatmeal, per 1-1111 h ... 18 0 23 0 Irish CORNWALL MARKETS. (Calculated at t! , l gallons to the bushel.) , ed L Barlvy. t • 8. d. Truro._ fit:Moue — 0 29 0 I a d. to s d. 0 12 0 z. .1, to •. 0 10 0 1— 0 S St. Auste 11... 11 04.1 min f — 0 li , kcarrl 0 17 0 0 9 11 0 Launceston ...... Camel:UM l4l 4) 'l9 0 0 10 0 7 0 Penzance 1 1.9 0 • 21 rt 0 II 0 0 86 r 7 6 0 0 8 1) 9 0 4fllll So INT.EI,I,WENCE. Tens. Cwt. Qrt Quantity or Coppei sold Quantity at lin Cepper 305 4 0 Avorage Produce... . Amount of Sale, 21,540 . es. (id.— A ye :ale St anciard,99l. bb. MEETINGS OF- CREDITO RS TO-MORROW H. royd, Hish-streo, Marylebone 2 at 12 W. Itebinsfm, einninission-agent, NV elbeck.street E. INaterfield, dealer, Dunstable NAVAL I.Nri'ELLIGENCE. (From the Hamp.s.hire Telegraph.) PORTSSIOII7.II, JULY 22.—The Partridge, 10, Lieut. B'ss2n, Palled on Wedne6day for the Gambia, with presents to the na tive Princes concerned in the gum trade at Purtendic. The MAdagascar, Walker, sailed on Thursday for B!rgal, with passengers; the London, Whimble, fur Bengal, sailed this evening ; the Duke of Bedford, Bowen, for Bengal, is at Shithead; and the Mediator, Champlin, for New York, sailed this morning. The Volage, 2S, Captain Richards, sailed on Sunday, for Chatham, to be paid off; the Cracker tender sail d yesterday for Plymouth, with supernumeraries. - The ship Duchess of Northumberland passed by the Isle of Wight, on Saturday, from Sydney. APPOINTMENTS —Commander Wm. Warren, Lieutenant Bartholomew Jeffrey, Mr. C. Airy, acting-master, Mr. George Dix, purser (from the admiral's office, at this port) Mr. James Carmichael, surgeon, and Mr. W. Robertson, as sistant-surgeon to the Hyacinth; John Sampson, Esq., to be purser of the packet establishment in Dublin ; Commander Waketyfeld, Lieutenant Charles Starrier, Mr. Geo. Wright, master, and Mr. W. Ham'lton, purser, to the Rhadamanthus ; Commander Thomas Bevis, (additional) and Lieutenant G. E. Davis (additional) to the Redwing, fur the Gleaner ; Lieut. James Duncan, and Mr. G. Andrew, second master, ditto, ditto, for Zephyr; Lieut. E. Owen, ditto, ditto, fur Otter ; Mr. W. Wadbury, acting master, ditto, ditto, for the Cuckoo ; Mr. J. P. Moon, acting master, ditto, ditto, for Sprightly ; Mr. J. Grey, acting master, and Mr. R. Dean, 2d master, ditto, ditto, for Dotterel—ell for the service of the Ho lyhead packets; Lieut. G. Batt and Dr. W. Lindsay, surgeon, to the Donegal; Mr. o:iver Evans, surgeon, and Mr. M. Thompson, schoolmaster, to the Wellesley ; Mr. James A. A,eistant-Surgeon of Roy al George, for service of the Partridge ; Mr. M'Carthy, second master, to have charge of the buoy-boat, vice Andrews ; Mr. John H. Wilder, mas ter's assistant, to the Messenger; Mr. S. H. Saoswell, addi tional clerk, to the Victory ; Mr. J. W. Symonds, to be second master of the Partridge, vice Harvey, superseded ;- Captain Peter R y e (1812), to the out-pension of G reenw i c h Ho;pi tal, vice Barclay, deceased ; Commander J. Cawley (1V25), to the out-pension of ditto, vice Dutton, deceased ; and Lieut. J. F. Wharton, to ditto; vice Buckle, deceased ; Mr. Robert Mackenzie, boatswain, and, Mr. George Johnstone, carpenter, to the Alligator. ROYAL MARINES.—CoIoneI Commandant Hornby has ex changed from Plymouth to Portsmouth, with Colonel Cem mandant G. Lewis ; with Colonel Hornby ; therefore the fol lowing are the established field officers of the Portsmouth division :—Col. and Second Commandant James M. 13evians; and Lieutenant-Colonels Thompson Aslett, William Walker, and Charles Menzies, K. 11., Lieut.-Colo!,els Oren an l Peebles, and Brevet. Major M'Cullum, to be Lieut. Colonels, at Plymouth; Lieut.-Colonel G. Jones, to be Colonel and second in command at Woolwich ; Majors Murton, John Wright, and Mercer, to .be Lieut.-Colonels at Woolwich; Brevet-Major Fergussen to be Lieut.-Colonel at Chatham. The following officers are appointed to the Portsmouth divi sion :—Captains Tiuklttr, R. Searle, John Tuthill, Henry Smith; First-Lieutenants, Thomas Fraser, H. R. Lewin, H. C. Tate (artillery), J. F. Brittain, Edw. [locker. I'. El. Parke (artillery), W. H. March, C. A. Parker, F. E. L. Craig, F. Maltby, D. A. Doerat, J. O. Travers, G. A. T. Danvers :—to the Chatham division, Captains J. Castieau and Robert Henry. The following officers are placed on retired full pay :—Lieut. Col. Jaynes Nicholson and Peter Junes, Captain Mallard. Captain \V. Ford is appointed to the detachment rt Pembroke; Lieut. T. Stephens, to be Adjutant at Plymouth. The situ tion of inspector of the laboratory haying, been done away with,- Captain John A. Stevens is appointed to the Royal Marine Artillery, vice Charles Menzies, K. EL, promoted to the rank of Lieut.-Col. T. Roberts, Esq., master shipwright at Plymouth, at the advanced age of 74, is superannuated on a pension of 50/. and is succeeded by J. T. ll:twit:es, Esq., front the Pembroke dock-yard, whose situation is filed by Mr. E •second •r. as sistant of this yard. Commodore Rogers, the oldest officer in the American navy, who has been staying with Alderman 1-10;vard, of this bcrou,4h, on a visit, sailed to-day in the Mediator, New York Packet, for his home at Washington. PLY mount, JULY 20.--The Lightning steamer, Lieutenant Shamler, arrived here en Saturday last, from Portsmouth, vtiih Lord Aurelius g r onsundty Beauclerk, our .—Thesarneel p l, or l t admiral, o,L Lieut. . whoi 4 re-hoisted ili,aiio lis arrived t from the coast of Spain,—On Monday, the Meteor steamer, Lieut. G. W. Smith, arrived frcm the West Indies ; and tine Comet steamer, Lieut. Gordon, sailed for the coast of Spain. —Two new vessels arc ordered to be laid down in this dock yard, to be called the Spartan and Creole,26 guns each, Mn. COCHRANE'S WANDERINGS IN G REECE . Wandelitws through _ttelt a land as Greece so rife with holy memories—sketches of Grecian life and scenery from personal observation, written, too, with elegance and perspicuity—de scriptions of the pure remains of classic taste—visits to places sacred as the haunts of genius —could more lasting attraction be contained in any work ? Mr. Cochrane's volumes alto gether are replete with interest, and they cannot fail in having an exten.;ive sale. They are embellished with portraits of the King awl Queen of Greece, and numerou3 sketches and mapf, - illustrative of the places which _th e , author visited Eveniv Packet, Mr. Moggridge's b. h. Harlequin, aged Owner 1 1 Mr. Gough's ch. m. Dandina, aged Mr. Potto's b. g. Walker, a,ed 3 3 Handicap of 5 sons. each, with 25 added. Beats, once round. Mr. Peel's Changeling... 1 2 1 Mr. Raker's Lofty lIIPP OD ROAIE RACES.—SATURDAY. The recond day of the July Meeting took place on Saturday, and pasted off without any of the objections complained of on WtdnPs day. The sport was abundant, the weather glorious, and the ar rangements of the most satisfactory description. We must espe cially notice the rapirlity with which the heats were run—six were decided before five o'clock, and the whole before another hour had elapsed ; this is as it should be, and will be appreciated. The at tendance, independent of the rabble, who obtained admission at the free gate, was highly respectable, both in number and' fa.hion, and included, besides many others of distinction, Count d'Orsay and Lord Chesterfield (the Stewards); Duke d'Ossima, Duke of Beau fort, Count Danniskiold, Count Tolstoy, Count Bathiany, Sir If. Peyton, Hon. A. Villiers, Hon. C. Forrester, Baron Austen, Hon. General Upton ; Colonel Copland, Captain Gardnor, Mr. Kingston, &c. 'Alt the sport was good may be collected from the following re ;urns : The Butterfly Plate of 50 guineas: three rrs. old, 7st. 41b. four, Bst. 81b. ; five, 9st. ; six and aged, 9zi. 41b. ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. A winner once in 1337 (matches and hadi caps excepted) to carry 31b. ; twice 51b. ; thrice 71b. extra; horses having started twice in 1837, and not one, aPowed 31b. ; thrice or more, 51b. 'The winner to be sold for 80/. Beats one male. Mr . Denns's b. h. Astonishing by Long gait ...... 2 1 0 1 ..tr. Bacons Tiara, aged Mr. Sheppard's gr. g. by. Augustus, 3 yrs. Mr. Bryant's ch. m. Robinet, 6 yrs.... 0 0 dr Mr. Carter's b. m. by Priam, cut of Varna, 3 yrs 0 0 dr Mr. Webb's b. g. Talebearer, 3 yrs ... 0 0 dr Mr. Molineaux's gr. m. Eliza Thornhill, 4 yr 5....... 0 0 dr Mr. Brown's Champignonr 3 yrs . _ The third was a dead heat, and the others won cleverly. The owners of the Grey and Tiara each claimed the winner, the one as Karin won a heat, and the other on the plea of being second in the last. heat. Bayswater Plate (Handicap) of 50 guineas. Two mile heats. King's br. h. Ruinous, 5 yrs, 9st. 81b Sly 2 1 1 Foster's b. m. Nike (half-bred), 9st. 21b Smith's ch. in. Water Nymph, 4 yrs, Bst. 10113 0 3 3 Beecher's eh. g. Aurelius, 4 yrs, Bst. 81b .. ...... Lovett's ch. an. Kitty, by Drone, 4 yrs, Bsf. 31b Jackson's Pcgassus, 5 yrs, ist. 41b... 0 0 dr Mr. Stephenson's Spavina colt, 3 yrs, 7st 0 0 dr Each heat won cleverly. _ __ _ The Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. The Olympic Stal:cs of 3 roes. each, and 25 added by the Proprie tor, 1 ist. 71b. each, with 71b. allowance for half-bred horses. Heats ; two miles and a distance, with four furze hurdles in each brat. Mr. Seffert's Birthday, aged Mr. Oliver 1 1 Mr. Elinor Lottery, wred Mr. 11 - vant's LoeYnvar, aged 2 4 Mr. Ilidobin's Coxswain, aged Mr. Potts's Countess, 5 yrs .. 4 bolt Both heats were beautifully contested by the first three, but woe cleverly in the end. In the second heat Countess led to the third jump, where she bolted. Coxswain having fatten at the second hurdle, broken his o 6 hind leg at the pastern joint, and seriously injiired his rid, r. Birthday and Lottery were both objected to by Jia sirs. Beecher and Bryant as thorou;h-bred. Coxswain was killed. Great things arc promised for the September Meeting ; besides a yen. handsome gold cup,_ there Zvitl be a sweepstakes of 25 SOVE. caith. and sue her of 10 SM . & each for two yrs old, on each day ; hurdle rwres, G►tsND GRICNET MATCH.—A match, the expectation of the r,sults of w!:ieh has causal the greatest excitement around that part of the country, came off on Thur•dry, Friday, and Saturday laFt on Box Moor, Common, Hemel Hempstead. The two Clubs engaged for the contest were those of Dagnall and Two Waters. At ten o'clock on Thuriday morning the wickets were pitched, and the Two \Vatera Club commenced tit& innings. They continued in the whole of that day and van of the next, scoring 54 runs. At twelve o'clock o❑ Fri d2y the Dogmall Club went in, and remained in until Satur day at two o'clock, scoring 188 runs. Of these Mr. Georgia H. Horne and Mr. William V. Green, the two youngest members of the Club, obtained from their own bats 147. At two o'clock the Two Waters Club again went in and scored 73 thus lo,.ing by GE runs and a whole innings. The return match will come off at Stratford's Cricket ground, Dagnall, on Wednesday, the 23d of August. STATE OF TRADE. (From the Leeds Intelligrner of Saturday.) TRADE or LEEDS.—thving to an improved demand for goods for the Portugal trade, the first of any extent from that country since the late change in the tariff, there were rather more goods sold in the cloth halls at Leeds on Satur day than for some market. days past ; but prices remained pretty much the same. The electioneering proceedings at the Cokitred Hall, on Tuesday, prevented any one from formie; a correct judgment us to the state of the market on that day. BRADFORD MARKET.—There was rather more business done at this market on Thursday, particularly in four.quar ters-•.tide pieces, and the advance in the price of Hog Wools, which took place last %reek, was fully maintained, though some of the spinners were of opinion that that firm ness of price was more attributable to the diminished supply of the article than the actual cOnsumptive demand. Hu DDERSFIELD MARKET on Tuesday was fully as good as for several weeks past, and prices rather improved. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, JULY 17.—The market to -day has been rather slacker, and fewer pieces have been sold than in the two previous weeks ; prices have under gone no variation, being already extremely low. Wool is rather looking up, and the dealers are asking somewhat more fur it ; but in very few instances has an advance been obtained. YORK Woof. MARKET, JULY 20.—\Vu have to.day had an increas.Nl supply of about 1.50 Sheets over and above this th.y su'unight, and a very (rood attendance of buyers ; slid, however the businm of the day has been but but lan guid, and, towards its close more so ; consequently price* have had a downward tendency. About one-fourth of the Wools shown arc left over until next week, unsold. Good bred Hog, 11d. to 19.1 d. ; half Hog and Ewe, 9 I. to 101 d. ; ail Ewe, 71d. to 9d. ; Locks (with Cuts), Gd. to 6-Id. ; ditto (without Cots), .sd. to ; Moor Wool, sd. per lb. DONCASTER WOOL MARKET, JI7LY 15.—The supply of Wool at Market this day exceeded that of last week, and was by far the largest this seaFon. The attendance of pur chasers was again good, the sale was brisk, and all was sold up at a small advance on the prices of last week. Hog, 15s. ; liog and Ewe, 13s. 6J. ; Ewe, 122. per stone ; Locks, Gd. per lb. - • CHESTS nnEr.D.—The Wool trade continues in a languid state ; the only quality in request is fine Hug Wool. Other sorts must still 5e quoted low, and no animation in purchasers. BLAcKnuarq.—l'Veek after week, we have to report the miserable II a state of the Cotton trade in this town, and catch time eve so report, it is under the expectation that next n•cek we shall have to speak in more cheering terms. Bat ne r•rc always disappointed, and no less so this week ti l au 11,-retofore. We believe things are just as dull as ever. The Queen Dowager gave directions to her suite aid houichold to attend the Draw i ng-room in her state car nagcs. The Noblemen and Gentlemen were presented at the Levu, and the Ladies of the Bedchamber and Maids of Ho nour at the Draxing.room. To-morrow Mr. O'Connell leaves town for Lime where he will rein: in on Saturday, should agitation be tound necessary to put an extinguisher upon the Orange at tempts upon the county and city. From thence he will pro ___ coed to the county of Cork. After mass, MilcAe_itown, on Sunday, he will proceed to the bloml-stsined field of Gortrop, where he is to address one hundred thousand men, who are to congregate from the surrounding- country. lie will subse. quently proceed to Middle•on, where he is to met the people (-f that district on Sunday evening. On Monday morning Mr. O'Connell will enter the city of Cori:, and be purposes torning to Dublin by Thursday next. Eveni ng ( Post of Thursday. _. _..............._ Cap:ain llerlicley, the late member and p resent can d d Lie for Gloucester, has been appointed to succeed Admiral Eiliot as Lord of the Admiralty. Adinii - al Elliot has been : - -p. pi ;.4 .- i: to 4 naval comi-narid.