The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-08 00:00:00

Awes her trial, having anehond at Spithead the previous
onaing.—An application trim a nun bar of the inhabitants
of this port has been made to the Admiralty to eines the
Eiberni t, daily espeend is England tram lioditerranesa, to
be paid oR es this port, tie he ship was fitted out hero ; •
great part of the crew belong to Portsmouth, and • largo
sum nt money is owing from them to the naval inch s-
people. The 'sawn panned is, teat preparatioas having
been made at Davenport, the requigities cannot be amp. d
with. A correspondent says " This is only one of dummy
carious arracgantents emanating from the Admiralty, as
eiLlar inconvenient ensue are constantly occurring of sending
ships that have arrived, having presi .usly lived oat here, to
other poets to be paid off; and, again, it frequently .caan
that Alp. Iltiieg here are sent to Davenport to be paid ad.
vases, eaueng great Was and ineoevenii nee to the trades.
sea supplying the dips and the relates.s of the trans."—
Fairy, tender to the royal yacht, was taken into dock yes.
torday.

PRIZE MONEY.
Twisters Gazette contains no lan than fifteen prize
Meaty and salvwe notice,. They are as follow.:
Tun Stu -TM 'count males of the proceeds arising
from the motors of the slave yowl, name unknown' by the
Mesmer &ye, Capt. 11. Clads, on October 8, 1817; also the
WOW'e for the capture of slay, r, name unknown, on the
10th et Oct .bur; 01 the slaver Herelny, on the 24th of the
maw month ; of the slaver Sento Antonio Det go, on the
ard 01 Novecohs r ; and of the slaver Isabel. also on the 3rd
of Nevembtr. 1847, will all be register. d in the Court of
Admiral yon or after the 15th hut. N tie, is farther given
to Captain (then command, r) H. Chide, and the officers and
mew ut the Styx who • ere actually on board and entitled
to share in the pr mods tubing from the capture of the slave
vessel Aventureiro (in compeer with H M.S. Heroine), on
the Ist Octuber, 1847 that the dierribut ion of the Eltyx's pen-
pecioo will he mad. en the 20th iast ,at No. 1. Jame,-
street, Adelphi, ant where the list will he recalled every
Wednesday ant Friday fir trine months. Few, 331 4..641.;
mood de., (commander), 841. 15e. 314 ; third elan,
$l, 12.. 84.1 ; fourth claw 41. 6e. did.; fifth elms,
Si. 17e. 81.1. ; sixth elan, 21. 11. 941. ; seventh alma,
V. 3e. 2d ; eighth clam, IL 14.. 61.1.; Math claw,
IL 6s. 10/4 ; teeth eta.e, 17s. 344 ; eleventh elms,
12s. 110. ; twelfth dais, 8.. 744.; thirteenth dos, 811. 644.
J. Wo dtiead, agent'.
Tut CO SWAT -Notice is Adel given to the officers and
company or the Conway, W. Kelly, Esq. captain, that en
asemout proceeds of bounty 11301111., granted for the &Vann of
ix men. on board the piratic.) brig Comet, on the 26:k July,
164.5, will he depo-ited in reentry of the Admiralty on the
Ist Juoe.-J G. and T. Stillwell, agents, No. 72, Atuedell-
strew, &rand.
DIVASTATION.-Notice is likewise riven to the officers and
Grew of the -t. D. visitation, R I'. J. Levine*, Esq., deemed,
Cam., that en account of the sale proceeds sod ot the bounty
money on the tam tige of a slave brig, name unknown, sup-
posed to be the VtanierS, captured un the 9th July, 1847,
and also of the sole prom ds and bounty mosey on the toe'
asp of the 8010, Brazilian brio, captured 6th Nov., 1847.
will be deposited in the registry of Admiralty on the sth of
July in x•.-Notice is dee Liven to the oaken end crew of
the same 'tercel, that the proportions arising from the bowl
money ea the teenage of a slave felucca, name unknown,
supposed to be the Rosetta, destroyed on the 19th of June,
1847, in company with 11.e1,8. Albstrom, A. Farquhar,
Ewa., Cualalall.r, will be paid to dace cn board at the time,
or to their rtpreren. sieves, duly authorked to receive the
mme' ea the lath but., at ho. 3, Cifford's-inn, and the
shares not then claimed will be re called every Wednesday
sad Thorsiay fir three months to mime• agreeable to act of
parliament. Proporti ma dee to each class : -Commodore,
465. 16.. 741. ; 2nd dare, 841. 6s. 11 id. ; 3rd elms,
111.4.. 91.4. ; 4th el ese, .51. 12s. 441 • Ath class, 51. le. 14d. ;
64 claw, 3L 7s. 514. ; 7th clips, 21. 160. 214.; Bth ease,
21. 40.144. ' • ilta Wow, 11. Itis. 814.; 10. h class, 11. 2s. 61d. ;
11th clue. 16a. 10d. • 12th claw, 111. W.; 13th claw,
le. 614.-W and E. Chard, agents.
Tun COatanT.-Notice is likewise given to the officers
and crew ol the Contest, A. M'Murdo, Esq , commander,
that the proportions setting from the Loamy money on the
tonnage of the Peenie. Brazilian slave-. ms.l, captured and
burnt Aug. 29, 1847, and of tee tale proceeds and bounty
moo. y on the tont age of the Bsppho, Beechen brig, cap-
tured Ott. 8, 1847, will be paid to mew on board at the
time, or to their representatives duly authorised to receive
the use on the 15th het., at 3, Chtford's•inn. Propor-
tion, duo to cash chee.-For Ike Pantie: Commodore,
261.9.. 644.; 2ud cl us, 1141.40. 444.; 3rd close, 151. 4e. 7d.;
4th elate, 71. 1/s. 341. ; 6th elms, 6!. 17..011.: 6th clue,
41. lla. 41•1.; 7ta class, 31. 16.. lid.' 8 h class, 31. Os. 11d. ;
111th class. 21 6. By.; lath elms. IL 10..644.; 11th class,
It 2.. 104 ; las cs's, 15c 21d.; 13th oleos, lls. 51d -
For the SANAA Commodore, U! Is. 64d.; 2nd class,
2601.7 r. 91d.; 3rd claw, 331.74.80.; 4th class, 161. 131.101 d.;
sth clam, 151 Oa. 644. ; 6th dare, 101 Os. 31d.; 7th elms,
Ild. Lan elm; 61. 13s. 614.; 9:h claw, it. Os. lid.;
10th does, 31 6 . 01d. ; 11th dam 21. 10.. Oyd, • 12th dam,
I!. 13e. 44d.; 13.11 due, 11. ss. and B. Chard,
to
Tun At mitiwas.-Notiete is given to Com. A. Far
(mbar and the tears sod crew of the Albatross, who
were sassily on board and entitled to share le the pro
aerie micas from the capture of :he dove-yews', Reeetta,
oempeay with her Majesty's ship, Devastation, on the
19th June, 1,47. shot the deed' otboo of the Albatross' pro-
portion will be made on the 16th fest. at Nt. 1. Jame.-
stray Adelp and where the list will bar re-called every
Weeld•tefey sad Friday foe thr. e soothe. 2nd elate (com-
mand. r) Ss. 644.; dal elms, 111. 13r. lid. ' • 4th elan,
IL 16a. 61d. ; 6 h ale., 61.40.10}•1.; 6th elms, 3/.lls. 1144. ;
7th class, U. 18s. 344. ; Bth clew, 2/. Bs. 74d. ; 9th clam,
11. 14e. 114.1. ; 10th clue, 11.35. 31d. ; 11th clam, 170.64 d. ;
12th elan, 11.. 744. ;
_l3th class, Bs. 91.
Tax Semolina -N•dice is given to the c Hee rs and com-
pany of the Wndialt, C. Etlatunds, Esq., commander, that
they will be paid on vie 20th ince, at No. 22, Arundel-
street, Strand, their respective proper ioas of bounty money
for the Realities elancvemel Aventureiro, seix.d (in cow
may with her 111.jesty's steam-yeasel Styx) on the Ist of
October, 1847, and that the lists will br re-called at the same
place on Wednesdays and Mondays only for the three fol-
lowing months. &wad clam. 691.75. Bd. ; 3rd cams, 9!. Si.;
4th claw, 41. 12s. 61.; s;h class, 41. 30. 3d. ; 6th slam
21. 150 t 6ft 7th clue, 21.6 e 3d. • Bth class, 11. 175.; 9th
"brae, V. 7e. 9d ; 10th Chia, 18.. 11th class, 13.. 1044. •
11th class, Se. 3d. ; 13th class, fee. 1144.-John G. and
Tawas Stilwell, agents.
Ten ALP,.® -Notice is also given to the officers and
mew of the Alfred, who were employed in the salvage of the
brig John D 4 on, Freak. A. Ellis, El., Lieut. Commanding,
that an account of the award received for the above-men-
tioned service will be forthwith deposited in the registry of
the Admiralty.-Bernett and Wynre.
Tim Dresuate-Noties is also given that an account of
salvage received for invites rendered the Ides of Cork by the
elfierve and crew of the Dasher, on the 10th Feb., 1847, will
be delivered boo the registry of the Admiralty on the 16th
Jame next-Onsmaney, Son, and Co., Agents.

SPORTING.

ASCOT HEATH HACES.—TnuRsDAY.

If it were 'Decreed by the character and value of the
prises, Topsail, with its Queen's Vase, Triennial and Ames
Stakes, would be entitled to rank as the great, as well as the
best, day at Asect. Fashion, however, rules it otherwise
the Cop of o'd and the magnificent plate to which R has
given place, have stamped Thnevelav as the "grand day " of
the meeting. The public look forward to it with as much
anxiety as they do for the Wednesday at Epsom, and it
numbers and excitement will justify the distinction, it u
rightly made. That her Majesty, notwithstanding Its damp
thrown on her viCton Tuesday, would repeat it, was too well
known not to have a material influence. Owing to this, and
to the delightful state of the weather, which was bright and
hot without being oppressive, the assemblage yesterday was
much larger than in 1848, when the recent death of
H.R.H. the Princess Sophia obliged her Majesty to forego
her intended visit. Ws need nut dwell on the prelimi-
naries to the eonameacemect of the Waltzes* of the day; it

will be month to state, that ammeter trains were martial' Is
quick ensimenkin on the rival lime hots Waterloo-bridge and
Paddington, and that "the road" was patronised to an s-
mut that, if we ate to believe all that we heard, was " yew
digious." Windsor, which has been full for some days, and
the neigh:souring towns and villages, contributed their
quota to the enormous throng congregated on the heath by
I o'clock. The grand, in fact every stand, was ataweled to
seem; and in the carriage enclosure, in which "may per
sons of distinction took their station, the number of oafish@
was far above the average. We availed ouneltree
of • few minutes leisure, previous to the ar-
rival of the Queen, to obtain • list of the prin-
cipal visitors. It must by co means be considered
as reproenting even a tithe of the " rank, beauty, and
hellion," which graced the coarse ; but it is the beet that our
other datlt s enabled us to collect.

Dtrim—Besulort, Rutland, Richmond, and Montrose.
Ducannam—Beaufort, Richmond, sad Montrose.
MARQl7l.llB—Exeter, Granby, Londonderry, Worcester,
and Donnabine.

111Aaeutuansora—Worcester, ;Aylesbury, and Lendon-
deny.
EARLS —Grenville, Jersey, Stradbroke, Strathmore, Or-
ford, EgUnto's, Chesorfield, Batton, Wilton, flouthamp-
toa, Uxbridge, and Caledon.
Conwrzsern —Chesterfield, ErUnion, and Wilke.
Lanus—Newport, Stanley, &shun, and Maidstone.
Loam—Newport, C. Manners. O. Manners, 8. Osborne,
Canterbury, Cantslupe, Burkellin, A. Vane, G. Leaner,
IL Leaner, A. Lennox, Clifden, Eznionth, Forrester, Stan-
ley Somertoes, Madness, F. Fitzroy, Ballad, Villiers, Bl-
phinstme. Des rt. &ahem, itc.
Btu—O. Heatheate, O. Aralytage, D. Baird, M. Far,
qua:. C. C kkorell. W. Cadriagton, J. B. Mull, IL Pigot-
T. Burke, W. W. Wyss&
Horocruniaa.—Cal. and Ma. Amon, Captain Rom,
Major Boyle, H. Forrester. Cecil Forrester, H. Pitt, F.
'Pillion, Frederick Villiers. J. Macdonald, Aka
C 01.01111.8. —Fergana, Peel, Hamby, Newton, Chatham,
Ace., Ate.
Of the company generally we may observe that it was more
sammtras sad of a bitter elms than we have sem for some
yeas.
arrival of her Majesty tsok place shortly after ewe
edgeki the propirem of the royal mrriages up the mane,
Plonsiad by the nelle Master of the Buokboanda sad the
Mmi Mate, elicited cheering and wavlog of lets from all
fells Mile scum. These demoastratioas of regard were
npostea with Mermaid vigour when it was dkrevarod that
Ike maspatits of the third carriage were their High-
ammo the Peace of Wales, the Primus aad the
Mom Alice. The tea pticia altogether was eathadasta
Is the extrema. On the appanage of her Itejeety. PANG
Albert, and the royal Andrea at the window of the stead
the shades wee maimed, and did sot sew uatil the Ise
wee rug fee clearing the some fee the lest nes
Is the unions with the Queen wore thek dal
illismass the Duke sad Denham of Casbrfdge

awl the Prises of Syracuse ; his Royal Highness the Privies
Consort wee accompanied in the second by His Maya High-
nets Prince George of Cambridge and their Serene High-
nesses the Grand Duke Lad D:seheas of Meekleuburgh
&relit.; their Royal H.Osemee the Prince of Wales, the
Pricer..Bevil, and Prinores attended by Mr. Birch
and Him Halyard, were in the third carriage. Her Ma-
jun 'a TiPitolll east the suite ineleded Prices Csatekicah, the
Doke of Wedit-gton, the Dace and Duchess of IBuceleuch,
the Duke of Novfolk, Duke end Dockets of Sotherliendil
Berl Belmar, Burl and Cowmen Feerestar, Marquis and
Marehissene of Aberooru, Lkewrß, Lord George
Lewin. Judy Desert, Baron Haseabeek, the Chevalier de
Col tuna, Col. Banyan'. Col. ?hippo,' General Bowles, Him
Cur, Miss Cavendish, Be..
The racing wimmenced immediately after the Queen's
arrival, and proceeded in the ibed order up to the St.
James's Niece Sakes, shortly after which the royal and
illustrious party took their departure toe Winder. Many of
the pinata' visitors left immediately after, but the mass of
the company ft maned on the Walt until the rue for the
Stied Plate, which brought on. of the most plractot day's
sport it has been our ensd lytune to attend toe clue a lath.
beton six o'clock. We are happy tr add that notwithstand-
ing the confusion which necessarily attends the breaking up
of so •iinmense an assembles - no seri sus accident occurred ;
indeed, from the first to the lut so admirable wife the sr
rangemertts, that not the slightest et' ..der arose in any part
of the course.
The ptincipsl events of a well filled rd were the Btr.pc-
roes Plate and the New Stakes. The field for the 'grow,
although eh, rt, included the winners or the Derby and St.
Leger, in 1841, and the "salient grey," o whom one of
num succumbed last year at D0.C1111.01% The perusale be.
ten en the two favourites was remarksbly severe, Van Tromp,
by dint of gamtnws, recov,ri.g hi• lost auras by halt a
length. Tea sum is of the Begot Eglinton sac hailed with
loud cheer,. The New Stakes was made important by the
arpeannc• of William the Conqueror, the first favourite for
the Derby, coming from a stable which hes already brought
cut two clipping young ones-0(861as and Countess—his
success was lathed open as certain ; the issue, however,
proved that his quelifleation. had b en priatly overrated,
Blarney, of whom little was beard in th rirg: del sting him
by a neck ; 28 to 1 was afterwards offered against him for the
D rby.
The following is a detailed account of the various events in
the order in which they came off :
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SWEIINITAXIN of 60 son. each. h ft ; for 3 jr-old colts,
8 t 71b; fillies, Elst 31b; 4.b and 6.b allowed, ece. Swiuky
Course. (16 subs )
lord Rtaalry's Stromboli (P. Bader) I
Lord Orford's Virs Wog (Mama) 2
Mr. Fox's Cambria ((Rogers! S
Mr. Mogya's litan:oa (Marlow) 4
Bar J. Ilawlty's Qdreasbary . (Temples= S

Betting: 6 to 4 amt Fire Log, 2 to 1 apt Strongbow, and
sto 1 snot Stanton. Cambric, with Strargbow and Suwon
in his wake, made the running to the last tarn, where he
was passed by Stanton and Queensbury, who went on nearly
abreast, until half-way up the distance ; Strongbow here
took the lend followed by Fire Line; he kept it to the end.
and won wily by a length and a half. Run in 2 min. 45 sec.
VISITORS' PLATA of 100 SOTS.. end 25 for the second
horse, by subscriptim of 5 son. each ; the surplus to go to the
land. Once round and a distance.

Lord C.lfdea's 81.Astaol . 4 yrs, Gst 41b (oar. art 711 s) (Pearl) I
Duke of ItiehmomPs Ilotapise, 4 yra Set (Pagnin) 2
Neviee's Fiddlestriag, 6 yrs, Set lib (F. Bed) 3
Betting : 6 to 2 apt St. Antonio, 7 to 2 agat Hornpipe,
4to I apt Matdase col', 6to 1 Nat the Model. Circus
and St. A.ntonii got away together, awl ran nearly abreast
for about half a airance ; Circus then took the lead, which
he maintained to the turn into the straight running ; Sr.
Antonio heeded him here, went on with a strong Ind, and
won in a canter by three lengths. Hornpipe and Fiddle-
string, who laid off in the early part of the rape, took the
second and third places at the last turn, and retained them
to the cad, Hornpipe beating her &dewily as in as she was
herself beaten. The others were tailed off. Bun in
3 m. 52 secs.

_
Placa OF Prays, value 500 toys., given by the Emperor
of Ramis, added to a eweepstakn of 20 rove. rack' 3, yr-olde
6,t 10±b; four, flat 6lb ; five, Oat; cis and aged, Oat 31b ; Marls
and giddier allowed 31b. About two micas and • half.
(14 subb
Lord Es ton's Van Tromp (24artow) 1
Mr. Mc a Chanticleer (Forman ) 2
Mr. Prater, Commack (Templcman) 3
Mr. Rott's Cofilegwood Van
butt T.) 4
Betting: 6 to 4 on Chanticleer, 2 to 1 apt Van Tromp, 6
to 1 eget Cossack, and 10 to 1 apt C,,llingwood. Van
Tromp, imotediaiely after touting, took a lead of between
two and three b ngthe, followed by Chanticleer, Collingwood,
and Co sack, be the order we give their names. The pare,
nriderate at first, became very good of er they bad run halt-
s-mile, but without causing any alteration in the positions of
the horses; the race, in short, proceeded without change
until the last torn, where the grey b -gan to draw up; belt
way op the dist tree he got to Van Tr -mp's side, and a v. ry
severe nee ensued ; the grey, however, never quits got up,
and was beaten, sot without great difficulty, by half a length;
a length and • half between the grey and Cossack, Calling-
wood elate up. Run in 4 min. 62 si c
" - -

ST. JAKEE'S PALACE STALE of 100 MTS. each, h ft, for
3-yr-olds ; colts 8-tt 7tb, finks list 4.b. One mile. 113 subs.)
Lord Ss Vrirl (P. Butler) 1
Sir O. wMr'r Oompanlas (8. Mann) 2
6tol on USW, woo won in a cantor by a length. lion in
1 miu. 50 me.

Naw STAIRS if 10 elm. etch, with 100 added, for 2-yr-
olds ; colts Bst 71h, 81:ies flat 31b, n previous to Marti, g
01 100 *nye , including the winner's own stake, to wry 51b.
extra. T.Y.C. (32 wahs )
Mr. Dixon's Blarney
Duke of Richmond's William the Conqueror (R. Butler 2
Lord Chesterfield's Penang
The following al•o rest :—Chllyfl wee, Mirabout,Fernande,
Corbett', Cadger, Remnant, and Cnstanero.
Betting : 7to 4 on William the Conqueror, 9to 2 apt
Penang, 6 to 1 ages Cadger, and Bto 1 eget Blarney. Gilly-
fdiwer went off with a slight lead, and with a rack of six or
seven hones laid up, cut out the work to the stand, where
Blarney, William the Conqueror, and Penang singled them-
selves eat. Avery severe race home nit d in favour of
Blarney by a neck, the favourite beating Penang by a head.
Run in 1 min. 17 see.

Qtreste's PLIal of 100 es.; 3-yr olds, 7st 21b; four,
Ost 21b; five, lost; six and aged, lOst s:b; to start at the
new mil. post, and gn once round.
Duke of Itutimad's a by Charlet XII. eat of Flambeau's
(Prince 1
doFsetnos Gleualvou, S yes (Pettit 2
Mr. Cuthbert's Elams.dotins, S yes (Harrison 3
Batting : 6 to 4 on Glettnisun, who made all the running
until within half a distance of horse, where he was head. d
by the Duke of Rutland's colt, and beaten easily by •length.
Ron in burin. 48 sees.

STAND PLATE of 701. Swinley wane.
Lord Exeter's Comb* 3 Yr; OM nb (Bartholomew) 1
Mr. Drlnkakra Dark Lady, II yrs, Set 12Ib (Rodney) 2
Mr. F. rmby's Otift, 4 yrs, let Sib (Crouch) 3
The following also ran :—Whitetone, Clermont, My Mary,
Roselyn, Whitley. Mistily. Watchdog, Diana, Lazybones,
Capt. Parr,' and Snowstorm. Bettina: Sto 2 slit Coeachis,
6 to 1 met Whitley. 6 to 1 agot Wa•elirlog, 6 to 1 each agst
Grist, Whitstone, and Rossiya, and 7 to 1 east any other.
Wen by a knith, Grist a god third. Run in 2 trio.
44 sem.

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. - GOODWOOD, 1819.

NOMINATIONS for the GOODWOOD STAKES, of 26 toys.
each. 16 ft, and 6 only if declared on or before Tandy,
the 19th instant.
Carciths K. Arebdall nss Tuella, 5 vrs; Mr. Arehdeekne ma Nor-
wanton, 3 yrs; Mr. C. Balfour nes Duerr% 3 yrs • Lord Bateman
Campins, S yrs; Mr. H. D. Bromley nag e by ianeroast, out of
Countess, 3 yrs; Mr. 0. Begot ms Vaunts, 4 yrs ; Mfr. Beauehrk
nas Diplomatist, 5 yrs; Mr. E. Batson not Feral& 4 yrs; Mr. W.
Blake wßeethanalien, 4 yrs; &r H. If. Bane nag Tingley, 4
Lord Marker= um Baronet, 6 yrs ; Sir H. H. CampbellwVan
Diem; 3 yrs; Lord R. P. Moira nas Maid of Lyme, 6 ; Mr.
eminent no. the b
Juggler, en; Lord Dramatist= vas
3 yrs; Lord Dunk/ft nee fby Laneramt, out of Canada, 3 yrs;
Mr. G. W. Pitzwilliam ass Peevishness 5 yrs; Captain O. Delon;
ass Newsome. aped; Mr. W. W. F. Farquhar, au Pees. 4 yrs;
Mr. LIL L. Foe nes Executor, 6 yrs; Mr. C. Goring ens Vampyre,
5 yrs; Mr. • I yrs; Mr. M. Gore Cu Paglesams,
4 yrs ; Mr.G===, I yrs; •Mr. E. E. Clazies Osmile.
6 Mr. W. Childs nos Snowstorm, 3 yrs; Mr. Ceram w
Rs by, It yrs ; Mr. E. Dalrymple =a Sylvia, 3 yrs; Mn. U. Des Vega
two rs. Taft, 4 yrs; Mr.ll. P. Deletewb by the Prevreggi..s;
Mr. J. B. Day wFamethartus, 3 ma; Lord Drogheda sr
3 yrs; Mr. Drlnkaldh Banter la Coupe, 3 yrs; lard Denary w
Portrait, Ned; Lord Edston issa the Cur, aged ; lard Exmouth ass
Latshlisg„ 3 yrs • Mr. A. Ellh w Wyke. S yrs' lard HrUnten
Hand& awl; Lard &add use the Admiral, 3 ms; Kr. O. Fitzroy
w usosserse. 5 yrs; Mr. A. Forester nas Moot, 3 yrs; Mr. St
Omer Tag w St. Antonio, 4 yrs; Lord Zglintoe's Helm,
3 yrs; umgasiumr. Mho Wldp, 5 yrs; MeGalles OstrAm, 3 yrs;
Mr. Cariteles. ma Helm Thaler. 4 yrs; Mr. B. Cu
Abbot of Mum S rrs ; Mr. M. Bill us Jam Omer 4 yrs ; Mr.
Hyde mrould. S yrs ; Mr. J. Yang nag irth,
wiiArrisli I. Ems am The Komi, rs • Mr. ass
34Lard IL Luau das 3 yrs; Captain
i~oya
Lo 4 yrs ; Mr. C. P.LerUs ibpirms, 4 yrs ; Mr.
MadodasijlasaiLTS Km,* us Syrup, 3 yrs ; Mr. J. E.
4 me; Mr. H. Memel am Defaulter,
4 yrs ; Kr. W. T. KWh= me Doled, aged ; Mr. W. Murray nes
T=phonlitLyrs; Lard Iten nss Wanota, yrs; Mr. R. B. OHL
TW Mipir6:44 rs; Ilr• Nall Chatterer yrs; °Mr. P. P.
D
s II yrs; Lard Resdu Glee SUM. 4 yrs; Mr.
D. Raddrilb ass Laap 3 yrs : lard ehidsfs Orls yrs
Mr. J. O. *myth tra. aged; Kr. J. M. ..Isy ems us 'hr-
tar ; .311.1largmasses Bereday, rs ; Kr. 0. Iliggia's ass Prim-
mer. 4 yrs; Mr. Si. E. NuSiMS-WIS loberltress, wed ; lard Jersey
ass les711•14 4 yrs; Mr. B. Edsgstote ass Krunlngtoa, 3 yrs ; Sir
IL D. Wm w Itersembruce, 4 yrs ; Mr. H. UMW ass Emma
Dem. yrs; Lard H. Lotman Merry Andrew, 5 yrs; Lord La-
conia 1111111.erdplayer 4 yrs; Mr. C. Lyva am Coattail, S yrs ; Mr.
R.O. Larder am Ba sibex, 4 yrs ; Mr. Mpedomid nes Herder 3
yin; Mr. Navy% Mistletoe. yrs; Lard O. Mums us MULL
ma, 3 yrs; Mr. C. N. Neodeuta ass Essavn. 4 yrs; Mr. W.& New-
toe ms Gleirer 3ms ; Kr ,desr ass Wallflower, 5 yrs ; Captain
pima% ?Uwe% 4 yrs; Mr. B. Pigott Cu Leedetons, 4 yrs ;
Duke of Ridunown Hompips, 4 yrs ; Cspfain Hans um Mato, 4
yrs ; Kr. Mass& w Landrum, S yrs. Mr. 0. Start Nildesper-
=dans, 4 yrs; Mr: Si. IL Illrahrs e by Charles the Twelfth out of
Fisubsan's dm, 3 yrs; Mr. H. Id. Seymour wOld Tot, 3 yrs; Mr.
C. Valorem wHobart de &sr, 3 yrs : Mr. P. Williams nas Bolen,
b yrs; Mr. Wave sr 3 yrs ; Owes= Lanky um Crane
by Heron out of Maria 3 yrs; lard Villiers am Maths. Mrs, S
re; Mr. E. Wlagfisid wPiss, 3 yrs ; Mr. Lamm' Yaleakes,
Those loathed • having b; en entered without the consent
of their owners will be struck out at the usual tine, unless
spenaily ordered to »main in. The weights will be pub-
' linked as Monday next, and 'VAL: mud be declared on or
1 beam the Tuesday week following.