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extraordinary reception sbould be given to him in his Way to %base
places.

Mr. Canning dined to-day at Baron de Damn's.
The omission of a line, and the transposition of another, in our
patter of yesterday, occasioned a serious error. We repeat the fact
as it ought to have been Printed
" Count Pouts Dorgo. the Russian Ambassador, upon the
rce_ipt of a letter ji am London, which came to hint on Friday by
an extraonlinary messenger, despatched a courier on Saturday to
St. Pete rsburgh."
Count Corbicre and the Marquis Cicrmont-Tonnerre have ar-
rived at Pavia.
A great many of the admirers of Frederick the Second assembled
together the other day, for raising a monument of granite to his
memory upon the field of battle at Zurndorf, exactly upon the
height from whence that monarch directed the operations. The
monument was opened with great solemnity on the 23:h of August,
being the anniversary of that battle.

IBERLIN♦ SEAT. 11.

The King of Prussia has just issued an ordonnance, containing
regulations for the election of Counsellors of the Canton, and De-

AMERICAN PAPERS.

•
We have received American Papers to the 20th of
August, from which we make the following extracts:—
The President of the United States of America to all whom it
may concern :—Satisfactory evidence haring_ been exhibited to use,
that Isaac Newton Cox, Esq is appointed Provisional Commercial
Agent of the Republic of Colombia, fur the district of St. Augustine,
in Florida, I do hereby recognise as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such function',' powers, and privilege., as are
allowed to the commercial agents of the moat favoured nail-net in
' the United States. lit testiaiony whereof, I have causA dim let-
ters to be made patent, neal of the United States to be here.
unto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, the second
day of December, A.D. I in, anti of the Independence a
the Uniied States of America the fiftieth.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
By the President, 11. CLAY, Secretary of State.
FOSIGED LETTER.—A letter reported to have been written by
the late Mr. Adams, at Amsterdam, on the frith of December,
1780, addressed to Thomas Cushing, and said to have been inter.
cepted by the British. is now going the rounds in our papers. We
had some faint recollection that it had been pronounced a f.rgery
many years ago—and a few days since. happening to he overhaul.
big a file of old papers, we met with a letter from 31r. Adams. ad-
dressed to the Secretary of State, dated at Washington, February

MOVEMENTS.
The Marquis of Carnarvon has left town for Scarborough, York-
Shire.
Earl Clare has left Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, for Ire
land. •
Lord and Ludy King have arrived at Earl Fortcscue's seat, Cas-
tle Hill, Devonshire, from °Ahern, Surrey.
Baroness Willoughby de Eresby and the Countess (Tile left
Grinisthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, yesterday, for Cheltenham.
The lion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith left town yesterday for
their seat, Gayburst, Bucks.
William Dawson, Esq. left his house in 31archester.square,
yesterday, fur his seat, St. Leonard's 11111, Lear Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gosling left their house in Arlington.strect, yes-
terday, for Cheltetliasn.
The Hun. Thomas Grenville has arrived at the Duke of Buck-
ingham's seat, Stowe, from Daviutry, Northamptonshire.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street :—Sir James
Hope, Bart. from Hastings ; Mr. and the Misses Robinson from
view),

top of the hill flomphry Clinker and Mulatto came up, l!.„
former getting the front down the hill, seconded by ilelenus and
Fleur tie Lys- They roceeded thus to the Red House, who,
Fleur de Lys again get lir, Ili:lento+ being well laid in. with Ai".
' latan waiting on them. the other two being at hand within the ills.
tance. lielenns anti Jerry were catmletely beat off, aid at ii
grand stand Humphry Clinker gave way, The remainder of the
Iground was contested wl‘h ettraordinary truth and 'wittily by
Fleur de Lys and Mulatto, the latter of whom looked like a winner
I till within 20 or 34 sett
of home, when the mare chat a-head ,f
won the cup with great difficulty by half a length ; rode by ii.
j Nilson; Mutat') by Lye, and Humphry Unlike by Chit.

APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW.
Three year-old Filly Stakes cf 20 nova. each. and 20 kddcd by tle
Corporstior —St. Leger Coons-18 Subscrtters.
Lord Scarborough b. Pasta, by Caatio.
Mr. Johnstn'a b. Vesta, by Governor.
Mr. Ilnuldastottli's br. Fanny Davies.
b. Harriet.

Mr. Railings's b. Grecian Queen.
Mr. Jaques's br. Galena.
Duke of Leeds's gr. by Wal'on—Lhie“e.
b. by Whisker—thmi by PT. i.
Mr. Lsmbton's b. Clint'line.
Lord Kennedy's Isl. Mary Anne.
Mr. Darnell's ch. Redlock.
Mr. Watt's ch. by Patton—Altisidora.
Mr. Petre's ch. Missey, by Cation.
Marcia, by ()ctn-
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impftoVE2WEN

TO THE Em,
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my thanks to Mr.
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your Paptr of
the line and his p:a
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greater than it is
hall-street. I thtr
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as I believe he e:Ai
his time for hringi
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Matted .... . .......... - - . . rue Journal des Was contains a long article, in which the
I•4l.tott, Pen MN
4 4. 4. Measures of the French Governmert are severely attecked, both asand indignantly dieavows
d d to, as " imputing sentiment's to him inconsistent ,
with the whole tenor of his life, and all the feelings of his nature.'' • Pars*: and the Ilen.F. elfen'nes *from Belv*idere, Keen '
. ,
•Lord Altincaster'e b. Garcia, by Octavian.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb arrived yesterdae at the St. George's hotel, Mr, Ga.scoigne's b. Sister to Elizabeth.
Albemarle-street, nom Brighton. 1 Sir W. Milner's br. Sinn to Osmond, by Face The ceremony et
of Thursday. A
1 • coin • 94.1 Portugal hold, In coin .4 • • they regard the funds and the commerce of the nation. The reduc- It was a British fonterv. I Arrive!. at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street :-The Marvin 1 Mr. Vates's b. Little llo.Peep. vionlens and colter
Intbes ....4,,..... ••
Marchioness of Ely. from their scat near Canteibury ; the Earl Mr. Clifton's Grizzle, by Amain. the door of the Sy
Darya,,,~- ••• • •
' lreedie
our north-west frontier. The following extract of a letter, which of Deelry and Mr. Ftei•lin fro en .1 tour.
Mr; ad :: : ': g' ''* • • Olatch-500 frovs. h. ft. Beseech-Rol Hottee ie time, while wee
tHSraillsl 46 Silver, In bare. standard.. 04 11 credit has been lost, without any of those beneficial results taking we find in the Michigan Serdisrd of the 29th tilt., furnishes some • Lady charlotte tonne Fix have arrived in Lower Brook- Mr. Yates's hr. c Sharpshooter, 2 Mr. '' - -
. i
righteoulness ;' n
street from Iran Riverss seat to Kent. by It linker-Gam& Fairy, 2 yrs. are thy tents, 0
I , . 'lncas 01P SNARES TESTER i/A Y.
plate which were promised when the measure was proposed. information as to the 'nommen., . . . .
• f this Commission :- Arriyale a Teotnas•s llotel, Berkeley-square :-Mr. aced Mrs.
h • • . erase. Share: Paid. Match-100 soVe. h. 1.-mile and half.
The commercial policy is next attacked, and p:rticularly the treaty Extract of a Letter from II Gentlemen attached to ihe •ExPedition Talbot and family, from the Continent. pemutes :-Lady S.eader, the cengre
1 , Terasilas ....•••••••••• ..... ......•........ 100 is tee pen Mr. Yates's' b. fI • . Linnet, 4 yrs. list. Sib. agst Leal 7e.metteet fir Come, LA us 6:
1 i Ca;ombias .••• • •• •
•
sis ..... es
alikerce British lad Toreisa ... tn.
111 10 :4 pin endangered the maritime interests of France. Lyons, which was a ••• Sault Ste Mary, July 111, MN. Hamilton and faldly, for their seat in Scotland. •
" tiers we are at the outlet of Lake titmouse, a innemiticent Arrtret, nt treetee lintel, Lower Gooreeor street :-The Mar. Sweepstakes of 23 goes. each-4 miles-11 Subscribers. arrived at the A
supported hy four
telee Marine . ........ .......• ••• ••..•••• 100 A I dis little reviving, by its relations with Brazil, was still far from having river, little inferior to the Detroit river. fire ii a little rlllage• quit cool liirellionii., of Downsiiire and Lord Edwin Hill. from The horses not yet named.
C ...rents .....• ••........ .. ....... . lOO 10 Si pm overcome its late depression. Ask tire merchants of l'aris-o into which giv•fs an air of bustle and activity tee die Oaf!. 'Plc milaarr ' Brighton : Sri. James Fitzeicrald, Hart. from his seat, Waning TOree.year
,old Sweepstakes of 30 sone oath -1 mile-25 hub. /oven eirellitA man
oas moire ARP COSI !IMPART. eetablielituent arid the Indian trade furnish the inhahltantt With Hall, Stallordsijrc ; and John Mor,head, Esq. from Scotland. scribers. prayer ; during
a the
ooseaental '
n support. But to the Indians Nature has here offered _.._. ._ __ Lord Scarborough's Conjuror Mr. Darnell's J ire cation of the holm
plete annihilation of trade. The state of the army is next adverted one of her most bountiful dispensations. The Rapids afford an in.
WM ..... SOWS. DONCASTER RACES. lndy Gem- Mr. Russell's 'flee Colorable the fourth, " 'fo
(leo nal Steam Navigation ... ........• 100 10 ill dls to, end a most unfavourable comparison is drawn between it and those exhaustible supply of the finest fish. And it is not the least of the ---newo-. gin' Mr. Watt'e Un•ther to Barefootpalm for the sons
L._-_-_ ---_-__ -_ __ 1 of the miler great Powers of the Continent. The great public rude, li tht birch canoes ever erenin
beauties
.of thc place. to see the e
with y 6
DONCASTER, THURSDAY EVENING, Mr. Houldsworth's hr. e. Otbo Mr. Isoffin's True Blue of David ; the sit
pushing into the Rapids, and after a few hauls the scoop-nets,
too, It appears, arc the very worst in Europe; and the only thing The extreme beauty of the weather attracted almost as Mr. Powlett's Brother to Fanny Me. Gaseoignen Restless
- - - .. return with an abundant supply for the succeeding day.3lr. Wilson's b. e. by Filho a psalm of praise.
o,_ - _ , - oe. , a_meeco...„,Lad Kelhurne's Brother to
• o-n- en -. ••, --.-- . -----,-_-'_i-e,-: full an attendance as on the St• Leger day, most of the
upon which the Journal des &bats has to congratulate its readers, et There are Indians here from the Fond du Lac and the Mind.- • Alr. Le/fence's Entrada. writtitge, the erme
Cembeline
• -, :.-• •?•• • e nea•-• h eeetez....eee- -' . I learn both front them and Me traders Nobility being present, inelndin the Dukes of Leeds •
~... , - ••••• - '44.4•6* • "
40,....t
)" • Vt. l', • •%,;c-,- ..._,, is the atate of the corn and wine harreet, and the happy effects of sippi. We are granite. to , , yle g ,le of Leeds's Lisette filly Sir J. Byng's Skirmisher a"k coverino of tl
-..
that the peace concluded last year at .
ed
h, . . Prairie du (Mien between the Pentland and Grafton • r•s of Titelifi Id Wore •s- ...-' _
the Charter in ensuring peace and tranquillity to familial. But , ,Ma gunge e , t. - 3lnsqueraele colt boa Fhewiiliam's Tickhill
~ adoration. The r
'eel ..,,a,
" 111:1i • - ,,,. ,~. '.• : s - .",''''.. Cheppewas and the Sioux, has been uninterrupted y any sinister ter, and gneeneberry; Lords Orford, Surtay, Kinnoul, Mr. Lainbton's Ala later Sir W. Milner's ch. e. by Amalie Iby small silver al
e,_ ‘if ..efeng' o:7 he eN.i, -,,,-4. • • -1-_-• purely the Ministry will not pretend to have invented the sun ; anti accident. There is every reason to hope that this hereditary feud K.ib
s, .A.:. `‘. . :..,.,. -ntied Grantham and Beresford • Sirs J. Claudine - Mr. Mills's b. a Paine
. - •`'s • '''••' -,P- ‘- ' ii, ~ - •,...,. -- -ns to the ('Eater, the chief of that Minieiry began his political Ca- will be fully stayed ; and that the wretched wanderers of the Co„I lune. I't . ' . ' Lord Kennedy's Bedlamite 'vents, at the lit
se
by writing against it. forest will not add to their calamities the misery of a war without Copley, J. Beresford, H. Aliddleton, G. Sitwell, J. Rad- _ Mr. Yatm's Paul pry
King Catton Mr. Payee', b. c. by Octavian sliver hells, give'
• - - object. cliff., and F. Scott; General Tarleton ; Colonels Teesdale - Mary Anne. moved. Each boa
an( Ramsay, and several others. One hundred' Plate for 3 and 4yi olds--Heats 2 mil to scarf.
• .
the 13rttiOlt Vreoo• But what can we say, inks the writer, of our foreign posi. " Our arrangements are all made to leave here today. We shall 1 R
non? What system have we ? Are we for sr against the Spanish probably lind a large body of Indians collected at the Fond du Lac, Nothing further has as yet transpired relating to the St. Mr. Baird's Sir ;Haled • es.
it Alalagrow 'her, 3 yrs. After the sees
Republics-for or against the Cr netiration of Portugal ?-for or awaiting our arrival. At e bave not yet ascertained what are their 1,,,,,,...
'DRURY-LANE THEATRE. against the Holy Alliance ? In the II elaneholy offer of Greece • •
views on the subject of the murderers who escaped last winter from "r" excepting the sale of Belzoni to Mr. Dilly, the lard Keiburne's Purity, by Octavian, 4 yrs. seppoeted by th
mu retina la respectfully Wormed Met Mk THE I
of WILL Cont Incapacity is shown in the most afflicting mans enkl Th •apprehension'is ' trainer, for 600 guineas. Brother to Barefoot is also sold.
the gaol at Illiebblimac nee. or
--- Contrast, by Canoe, 3 yes.
',MN' T 6119 ILVENINO, September 23, with the Comedy of the peace and security of this frontier; but we shall probably find The day's sport was fine, and went off without acci- Air.
Harris(' • Royal Oak, 3 n 1 yrs. hitters.
THE WONIsEP. England, who is liberal only aces aging to her interests. has not much difficulty in securing them." dent. The following in a statement of the running :-
'ln Fells. Ur. Wallscie , Colonel Briton, Ito Hooper (hem the ST EA `I MOAT Bencocx.-The steam-boat under (hit name hasbord Fitzwilliam'a Humplity Clinker, 4pp When the ch
wished to succour the Greeks, for three reasons :-Ist, She fears the The Gascoigne Stakes of lOU SOVII. each, 30 ft • for 3oldl -
-, ,yr cote --.- leatrice, 4 yes. the scrolls return
Limped Tliestre. hie Ist appearance) ; Lissario, Mr. Harley ; tiibby, arrived at New York from Newport, Rhode Island. The engine
Mr. J. Itioneen. Donna Violante, Miss E. Tree; Donna 111400110. Mite numeration of Russia; 2d, She has to 'elf the outcries of the Get. 61b.; fillies, Bat. 31b. The winner of the Great St. Leger to -.--- Thaler, 3 yes.
of this boat is the invention of the person whose name she bears,lien for the foul
I. Nom, folio
She Omer ; Flora, live. Davison. carry 511 f. extra. The St. Leger Course-10 Subs. Mr. Petre's Saladin, 4 yrs. after which the n
Sher which a sew Lliverilsement, called Turkish merchants of the l icy of London ; and 3d, she dreads the end it is maned that during the passage between the two cities, Lord Kennedy's
ueu amite walks! over. Mr. Richanlion's Brownlock, 4 re.
A DUTCH PAIR. Greeks bee swing free (a account of the commerce in the 31edi. of 21111 miles, only 13.4 of wood was constituted. The first 100 The following paid :- Mr. Payne's br. c. by Ardrossan, 3 yet. the several 511.,15
The principal Characters by Mr. and Mrs. Noble, mid Miss Barnett. miles WIC performed its ten home, under all the dlealvantages of a
terran zan. Put have we the same reasons for leaving the Turks Duke of Leeds's eh. c. by Beteeker, d. by Trapho :'us Sir W. Alibter's b. c. by Tramp. 3 yrs. • guinea's, 20, Le, •
To conclude with the Comic Oeme of ' Yew 1 much ten large for the engine, and not suited for use as a
THE MARRILAGIE OF iflidAlto. to ti •stroy a Christian.' people ? • steam-boat. The boat was built (before the efficiency of the engine Mr. Duncoinbe's b. e. by St. Helena, d. by Waxy Duke of Leeds's Croweateher, 4 yrs. • its` in the whole
onto Mauna Ur. /Csepel. t Flew" Mr. Harley; Antonio. !r.. After M I • mbton• b b W terl d•la • I .
some further reffectione upon the conduct of France re- was eetablished) with a sharp hettont, so that in case of her not 'r' '''- - 3• C' Y a 1)°, • ',boos 'sayer Mr. Wright** Octaves, 4 yes. Music was Intl
Browne; Cherubim, ;tbo Tate). Ulm CMOS. Collates* Almariva, 31:s.Mr Itunell's b. c. The Constable, by Magistrate Mr. Rieledale's br. e. by Oieeau, 3 yrs.
A. 00,411.; Swann" Apia A. Tree. speeM; Citecce, the writer proceeds to notice the late military succeeding as a weliner, site might be converted into a sea vessel. Lord Kelburne's ch. c. Brother to Cymbeline nimelegs. 3 yrs. • of the donations
There is never more than a gill of heated water at a time, so thatanion ; then the
' -•--- -•-- -
•-,i • • COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. changes that hay: taken place at Constannuopie, which, he rays, the danger of explosion la totally avoided. The steam is generated Lord Fitzwilliam's eh. c. Barataria, by Cervantes
Lord 31uneaster's b. f. Garcia, by Octavian .
SPORTING INTELLIGEAT E. i 0 which Master
The 11/ablic Is respectftsily informed that to WILL BE if tat"' 3,1^,1 -, Y succeed, t ' Id Medi civilized Europe may lease iteelt
P . by water injected alternately, by the upward and downward motion
•r. Mills's b. c. Panic, by Spectre music was subh
°Men on etoteDaY NEXT, Sept. Seat Z. with [THEATRE
heTrsatc Play of whether it shall experience a new invasion; of barbarians. After of the piston, through bare or tubes placed transversely across the
\ OtoAßßo.furnace. As won as the tenon has performed itoofliee of raising Mr. Payee's b. . The Ca lain Welbeek
c p ,by SHREWSBURY RACES, WeDoEsnee,Serr. 20, te
0 Lord . was a
desr Lin • the scenes would follow an invasion by the united
. i •Teseero. 31r. Serb; Alonso. Mr. Cooper: Rolla, Mr. Young; Cora, Mrs. h that . . or lowering the piston, it is condensed, so no water of conse The Three Y • Old Stakes, of 200 h. ftcolts a The Gentlemen's Subscr'ri! fur Gold C I 100
quence Year eeve. each, .; t •" m a,up osoya, value, After the Ole,
sternan ; Elviro, Mrs. Fawn. millions of black and white 3lahometans, disciplined according to is loaf, 31b.; fillies, fft. Sr.. Leger Course. (the surplus to be paid ini specie) by Subacribers of tel soya
After which the Comedy of
were taken from
I each. for all ages. Three mile* (11 subs.)
C 111011.129 THE SECOND ; or, THE MERRY MONARCH. modern tactics. the probability of which site writer considers would MONTPELIER, VT., AUG. 8. Mr• Dilly's b. c. Belzoni . , - - demi, and laid of
B the Menem of a entleman in Stanstead. we have been fur-
/tag Charter lb, Snood, Mr. C. Nernble t Lord Itoche.ter. Mr. Janes; not be so very remote, he proceeds to animadvert upon the system
n. .1, .P 0 ,g . . . . Duke of Leeds's be. c. by linisker-31aequende - 2 Sir T. Stanley's b. c. Dr. Faustus, 4 yrs old, 7st. 121 b. -0 I.
Captain Copp, Mr. Pewees. Mary. Miss 31. Glover. !shed with a letter front his friend, giving an account of the mur- Lard I" It: •ch. b C Walton
ee urne sc. y srey - - paid Mn. Mytion's ch. g. Euphrates, aged, est. 10th. - .0 2 a long prayer,
of warfare pursue:; by Europe, and wilts, Will they never act
-- -- ... •- - der of two meat, steno 12 mile, from Ireland, Lower Cansda, on Mr. Lambton's br. c. by Soothsayer . - paid Second heat won by a length. 6t04 on Euphrates. King George tip
ENGLISH OPERA HOL'SE. upon do: dreenive ? Some further severe strictures upon the con- the 19th ult. The murder was perpetrated by three lieliane, one Betting 7t04 on the Duke of Leeds's. Two-yr-olds Stakes of 29 toes. oath, T.Y.C., about three quartets returning the sc
. Tab. Sotpalas. saTuADAT, September 29. will lee presented the duct ef the 31'nistry then follow ; and the article concludes thus:- of whom turned Steten' evidence, and stated that the smallest man The Duke of Iseeds'a Masquerade colt led off at tolerable speed, of a mile. the Lord," with
Grand into-Comte Oven or • rot killed with a Mille. and the other with an axe, and his body and kept the front all the way to the rails, when Belzer,' came up. Mr. Myrton's eh. f. Ilarriene Wilson, Bat. .I vents. " God
THE ORACLE( or, THE MI6:RSVP rim ma-wilco. If the 31e:bite is inevitable-if we ought to eupport it as ala t
sunk in the lake in about 60 feet water tortliee with a gun and The r,ace then became a very piety one, and wits fairly eantented Sir W. Wynne's b. f. Brenda, Inst. - - .
. 2 chorussed by tl
'roe :duct's' ammeters by Messrs. J. Maud, Perkins, J. to. Ammo 11. sacrifice made to letetineesy ;ifitis an evil imposed on us by Pro- axe which the deceased had with them.' Tne body of the other till they got to the Grand Stant when the Duke's colt gave way, Mr. Gifford's ch. c. Pentelom, list. 31b. - paid.
riot. a, Sept% end Thome ; lams Perm. Hamilton, and coward. -
To conclude with the Romans of videree, in order to prevent our hearts from being pulled up by teo was examined by the writer with a Jury of Initent. Ile had on Belzoni finishing the nue cleverly-roe by W. Scott. Phis rate Won cent?. toniehing, aided
roe:summon e or, THE FATE OY FRAOIRENsmEIN. me An newton of
much •goad fortune-in that case, there is not one faithful subject of a thick kersey epeneer, and pantalonns of the se . . , excited considerable intrent, as both horses ran for the St. Leger, The St. Leger Stakes of 25 ert. each, with 20 ram. added by :1 e roof. 'The Co!
• Frankenstein, Mr. Bennett; --- - !, 31r.T. l'. Cooke. thc knife Was discovered through the left shoulder. His body wise on which occasion the Masquerade eel: was supposed to have run Town, tOr three-yr-olds. Once round and a dietance. the evenin. eert
his Majesty wino will not submit to it. But to wish to make os conveyed to Ireland, and decently interred. The tiame of the latter the bat hors:. Mr. Gifford's ch. c. Leviathan, Bst. 41b. • 1 gation turned te
The BRITIsti Pease commenced linNielling yesterday admire what is to be pitied, to transform mediocrity into talent, a Will supposed to he Parker„ from New Hampshire. The body of Match for 100 guineas, h. ft. Bst. 3111. each. Mile and half. Sir W. Wynne's br. c. Sangrado, Bst. 41b. - - 2
• morning at five o'clock. their chests.
little skill into genius, is too much. Let France sleep in expee:a. the one sunk in the lake had not been recovered. The murderers Lord Queensberry's b. e. The Conetable, by Magistrate, 3 yrs, Three paid ; won in •canaer; 10 to lop the winner. Arriong the
I, LONDON, SATURDAY, Sim Mete SS, MM. ton of better times; do nee awake her by the noise of 'hose were secured. received forfeit from lead Kentredy's King Caton, 3 yrs. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of 30 says. for of of A
ntinisterial pick-thanks, which are Insults to her melancholy Two \'
ear Old Sweepstakes of 20 sous. each. Cults Bst. Mb.; fillies 3 nett 4.yr-ohle. Heats, twice round and a distance.
The Duke of York took his usual I• ( rive yesterday after- 8&L lib. T.Y.C. 28 Mitt. Mr. Haywood's b. c. Sceptre, 3 yrs old, 7st. 3:b. . . I .
• Cohen, Dr. Va
i VVe have received the French Papers of Wednesday, patience, and to her resignation to the will of the King• noon, in his open barinclie, for about two hours. The 31r. Petre's b. f. 3latilds, by Comus-ouliatta .- I Lord Groavanor's h. f. Cachmere, 3 yrs old, eet. 121 b. - 2 dr. High Priest of
i and the Etude of Thursday. The fellowing are ex- FRENCH FENDS.-Five per Cents. etle. s:se. ; Three per Cents. Lord Chancellor visited his Royal Highness yesterday af- Mr. Powlett's h. e. Pory, by Bleekluck - - - 2 Three drawn. Wen very ea-y. and that of the
II lii tracts :-
[Front the Tta..ile.l Ga. 15c. i Neapolitan, 73f. 40c. ; Spanish Bonds, 10f.
--ollenee-- ternoon. Sir Henry }Telford and Mr. Macgrigor visited '
the Royal Duke. yesterday. Mr Daniell'sLunacy, by Blaeklock
The following also started, but were not p.laced t--
. Duke of Leeds's b. C. by Whielter-G. Edwards. 3
LEICESTER RACES-SECOND DAT. THE LEGE:
The Ccurse was more muncrously attended this day than on •tie
CITY, FRIDAY EVENING.
Ii• Pan:g, SEPT. 20. Letters were smt off from torn yesterday, to meet the ------- b. e. Moth-B. Smith. preceding, and the several heats were well conteeted. From the 0
" What the Journal de I.llll,annt has ventured to mate respectirg At the opening of the British Stock Market this morn- Duke of Clarence at Brussels, where his Royal Highness tenni Queeneberty's b. c. Sillery-Boyce.
I iA Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each. Twice round.
•and its Nein?
the TAM number of sick, and the gnat mmers'ity which prevailed ins, Consols were named at tote, and a pretty sharp con- is shortly expected to arrive from Meinengen, at which ! Lard o.
r. Fox's b. e. by l'aedyke, u
..-Deckeray.
i‘lneieturne's b. e.-1 111 kl k H Edwards. by AC OC -... . Doke of Rutland names In. a Arachne, 4 yrs old . 1 which enliven
in the two Swim regimen's raised at Naples, Is untrue. We arc test took place between the Bulls and Bears in their re- latter place dte Royal Duke has been staying, accompanied 31r. Watt's ch. e. by slngistrate-Scott. Lord Grey names gr. m. Fine-le-joie, 6 yrs old - 2 Berkeley. I t
, I^ authorized to continent this assertion, es well as what that Jointr'
lifts said of the non-fultiitawnt of many articles of the capitulation. spective departments. The former, however, had the best
of it; 80he was the next tintless of Monengen.
ee quotation at which there were 'file Duchess of Kent,
by his Duchess., on a visit to the Duchess's mother, the Dlr. Wright's b. c. Sampson-Lye.
Sir. Taunton's b. c. Shylock-Nicholson. Earl Howe names b. h. Sir Gray, 5 yrs oil - . 3
The Yeomanry Plate of Fifty Guineas, given by Colonel Heck poem by Cole
double, and wl
and the Officers of the Iseiceetenhire Regiment of In eonreery
I Such publications might to bet reated with scorn, and consigned to
31r. Platel's Mee. Cavalry. Ilea's, twice round. Tan Guineas to the secoad best
buyers, and the denreseionists, having lost confidence by Feodore, and attended by the Baroness de Spatelth andnot ignmant of t
, the oblivion they merit./ Ale. Houldswerdi sb.e. by Film. horse, ifais start.
I I)
" The telatires of many heeourable farniliee. who have inni- their defeat,
: left their opponents in possession of the field. Capt. Conroy, honoured the performance of 13M ere /
I ''''''" -- Muskhan. Mr. 'l'. Beaumont's ch. g. Kangaroo, 4 yrs old - 1 eies, because ei
i i tiduale connected with them in the two Swiss Regiments which Little took place &for the skirmish in question, and at tte
i tea with her presence, on Thursday evening, at the Eng- Sir E. Potieworth's h. c. by Grey Walton. • Mr. Hanson's b. g. The Marquis, 4 yrs old . 2 beating on the
dish Opera II ouse. Mr. Whaley'e Comes Secundus. Mr. Glover's b. g. (emendate, 5 yrs old - _ 3 3 day holding a
• touder than use
Mr. Iltemshaw's b. m. Isabella 5 yrs old • . 4de •
are at NaNples, can bear testimony to the manner in which the close they tetained the same quotation for money, and for Mr. Kraus, the King's messenger, was sent off on Thure- Mr. Riddeles Hartsbury.
Sens have been neaten and received in that sty by the Govern. the Account SO. Exchequer Bins are at 15, 16 ; and (lay evening, from the Foreign Office, with despatches to Mr. Larnbton's ch. c. by Ahjer-Leopoldine. Mr. Spoalter'e b. m. Neverlikeiy, alma . . dr. hand, her court:
my plough has
---- ch. e. by Ahjer-Whcote Lass. The Burgesses' Plate of 1001. Heats, three times round.
went, and even by the august Monarch of the Two Siciles. India Bonds V, ‘2ri. There is little to observe upon, as Mr. Secretary Canning, at Paris. Lord Kennedy's ch c. by Octavian. Sir. Geary's be. f. Arachne, 4 yrs old - - I I receive a great
/messenger of so
who is pleased on every occasiva to honour them personally , Despatches were sent off yesterday from the Foreign Sir.- 2 e
Darnetl's Paul Pry. AlMr. Lucas's b. c. Cricketer, 4 yrs old .
'lbedlf 11
regents the transactions of to-day, ay, _yon tte act t tat tle the death of you
with marks efeordomersion Office to Sir Charles Begot, our Ambassador at the Ne- sir. 'tuners eh. fe by Whisker. Mr. TOnleee b. h. Sir Gray, 5 yrs old - . 3 3
candid explanation of the Bank Directors, both as regards therlands; also to Lord Bloomfield, our Minister at Stock- m Il --t. *WOrth.ll. hr. c. by Bierklock. • den ruin.' At
- The Trieste Obs:rver anroenets that the Capitzn Pacha.The Assembly, and the Theatre in the evening, were well et ing the disease
steer having received from the Se niece the offer of paying to the Branch Banks, as well as their refusal to give any holm. Lord Sleneaeter's Tittle Tattle. . . tended ; and. at the new Subscription Cricket-ground, oend by a children, amu
Lord Kelbarne's Reviewer.
Loan CMANCELEoR.-We have the very best au-
the Grand Seignior all the arrears of contribittion due since tl:e pledge as to the line of conduct that they may pursue Oea . . b. c. by Blackleck. • •
thoritv tor stator,. having seen a letter from lira Lordship wards of 3.5M0 pers ins to witness the entertainments, wl ich acne: base been the si
commencemert of 'the insurreeden. and taken hostages as a gee- with respect to discounts, has been well received. An im-Sir J. Bynee Peril Ir.
' ft'that- Lord Mwillshortly retire
to that e ect, Manners
ranee for the funilment of that promise, hail withdrawn to pro- plied intention as regards the latter question, either one the Chancellorship of lreland.-Dublin Morning Register. to 1 ageing: Duke of Iseedent. by the ceelbrated Pyrotechnirte, Madame Hensler ma act sparing of my!
I ~o 4 to 'the coast of Asia. Canaan and the fire-ships then catue
'news upon them; but the Turks, warne.l by experience, avoided way or the other, would have had no good effict, and is, Loan Wer.i.xsee se-We can state on very high au- As wont, there were many false starts before the youngsters daughter.
- &fenders a'Nin
enemies. But
therefore, better left open to be determined by the general thorny, that there was no foundation whatever for the late "a
51 a lett ibnNif(riogr" t atioge
wither; at last off they went with a rattler. TILE BE7'HNAL-GREEN RIOTS. were my advise
them ; and they exploded without doir q tent tire slOitest in- rumour, that a change woo meditated in the Lieutenancy the race resting entirely ''
Lunacy and Popsy abreast close behind, 1 ask you, by t
result of eircumstanms hereafter.entirely between Meese three. l'opsy and Dona 'Y
•• The Greeks took advantage of Inn, eiecemetole, to dm,.
;soy. of Ireland. -Ibid. APPOINT3IENT OF THE HORSE PAI ROL. arty faith or pit
tax a report that they had burnt three great ship.; of the Ca i- In the Foreign Alai ket there has not been so much done
WHEN sHoume Leines LISTEN ?-The popularity of *lithe
changed places two or three times during the race, but Almada len
way, though very hard pushed by the other two when coat- -
Ytetertlay the orders of the Secretary of State to tlet infts ; and Addle
taw Pain's squedron, which had preciei•ately tied be noe them, in Mexican Bonds as fur the last two or three days ; thereof Worshi street Police Office to estab:ish s
Charles E. llont's idusical compositions is daily gaining ing down tee rails. All the cohere kept togethco, edell making se- 'Magistrates p-
hide, and vim
ivend attetn ts to get up, without success. Johnson rode tarty of Horse Patrol, to be under the jurisdiction of tutu
, rad that its cowardice hod viand Sum out of all danger for have, however, been some purchasers upon rather a large
ground in lhe estimation of the public, whir the rapid P P. Matilda, e You must fits!tir
't Popsy by George Nelson, arid Lunacy by Worships, was carried into effect, and a party of strong Ow heave ir,
chic present year. scale, in consequence of an express from Paris, which an- sale of his works will most amply testify. This eminent 1 who "."" the race easy;
S. f empleman.
l' "The haat ana the drought enntinue to prevail at St. Peters,composer has just produced a New Song, under the title able-bodied men, who have held situations in the army, nights, end ma
s the quotation in that city. The con- The last and best race of the day was far
nouneed that 62 was
Lough, and the fires iu the !hint! ffiltnea ntespliere with a thick -,. .. . of " When should Ladies listen ?" which, in • • f • pont o so- THE GOLD CIIP. were appointed, and at twelve o'clock they mounted anti rocious assault
I. ' I ti knee insprett on the Continent by the knowledge of entitle arrangement and harmony of composition, fully This • which • went on duty, accoutred with cu lasses, pistols, and blue- three nights,
valuable erne, here always creates an extraordinary
1 smoke. ground-nacho
derbusses. These men are to remain on active duty till
I the following teem a Morning, Journal:-
. We copy ... Messrs. Beat NO having accepted the agency, has produced a equals any of this gentleman's former successful efforts, interest, and is a greet booing race, is anot
i a rs to us endowed with a re: revetment, strong fee ling of respect for the Securities in question ; and and protniscs to ht come as great a favourite, vitli
•• • blr.Caun ng epee " , g that pore i so= aond libeci•aty
jilt:hidlna:et: e her specimen of the ~.
people of the north, five o'clock in the morning, and %ill be in constant ems- with my vices
complied with
tion of soc ety justly denominated the Alusteal World, as , It' .r , i pa , I 1.2. h rtieenect fo their grow ram municatio vr. It 'rt f t iti dismounted atrol who were
n It to y o I p , %be first two 1
eillentiOnnee. His eyes are run of fire and expense's; his fore- the coincidence of the Patriarch of this house. having taken. meeting. The present year's Cup. witteh is of the value of two
those admired meleilles-" Cherry ripe," and "I've igen • also sent upon ditty by ceder of the ltight Honourable allied *e bot
head, completely bald, has • cap:woes:wets, from which modern up the North American Securities in the same way, when , hundred gitineas is the gift of William Rusted, Esq. and the Hon. Secretary. l'he dismounted are diiided Into parties, and Sitened with'
•: 1 lnyetology would augur very favourably. The smile which leant roamine." John Bolter[ Craddock, the Steward'', and is truly a seccimen of the • &tune at the e
they at presented a more discouraging appearance than M. Tornpvt, who was prosecuted . before the Correc- trote and liberality of the donors, u well as of the avention and are stationed at the follow ins posts, viz. :-Cambrisher
slightly contracts hie yypa gives 'obis phyeiognorny an air of raillery,entire. Abou
which 31r. Bright, wino non former tears, was employed Heath Gate, Nlile End Gate, Whitechapel Church, Lon.
i 1 which accords well with the idea which the speeches of the Right the present •somewhatremarkable. Anotification t' 1 Police f ,'ails, for publishing a work called The exertions
~ is - tone n
lif oral and Historical Part of the Evangelists, has been to
it
ifsuartn furnish one, mustant
g :,),Tvceladm!iscoaV toau itlitagolutrActiot:intjrtnssLwwh"lel; don Appreutice Gate, and near the Regent's Canal in the to seemed te
the fiends ; al
t 1
• t,
: Hon. Secretary of State convey of the tontoff his mini.' peered on the Stock Exchange during the morning from
“ The Havre Chamber of Commerce ha. publieltial, in that city, the brokers of Messrs. BARING, announcing that the nay- sentenced by the Court to be imprisoned tune months, and.
to ply a fine of 100 francs. and that it should be lawful to effect ts remete: -
does not reacheei
, high as that given at the Meeting .of 1825, yet the
t, aced the Nat ulnas:de unexceptionable,. Mile End-road.
This body ef men are to remain on duty till five o'clock the massy (lc
1111.-*-thett hall
toe following copy of • despatch from his Excellency the Illinister meat of the dividend would commence on Monday the seize and destroy the books. The other defendauts were This *Mendel gift- in the movning, when they are to communicate with the terrific demon
1 I of the moms and of the CoteßieS, to the Commissary of the
Mahn at Ilavre:- 2d of Octocer, and directing the holders of the " coupons" acquitted.
as to zhe form its which they were to apply for that pure BUlltilMe Betexe-A second Dividend of le. Gil. in the t• A vase of tech capacious mould,
Figued by art to dignify the void, . Nlagistrates of Wor ,hip-strt et.
Yesterflay being the market•day at Smithfield, the gale calling the w
answering, tt
' You shall b
" ' PARIS, SEPT. 1.2. Forttl'il fur libation to the suds-and cries were on ate look-out for beasts, and we hear that, as early as though it i
. ' pose. At the close of the Market the Bonds were 6,,
q 1 pound, on the eptautof Messrs. Holgate, has Lien declared, That horse's worth wles wins this noble prize," ei,tell the site
•• • The King, Sir, haring been it:famed that the Smorior Agent,
sent to Mexico, to g atth over the interests of Frepeli •• -.,,t0 I. Colombian are stationary at 351, 36 ; and Greek re- which, with the former one ofk 11 -01 • be-
sides wit ch, further (Heiden Ge. fed., ma es s. --, t is one of those beau
els will be made at future pc- lar aeorn tiful Etruscan Nine of wlech so many Rime. '
the cabinets of our virtuosi: from the ruins of Hermit- as six itt the morning, two
drove, and ate now in the ha bullocks were taken from a
'lds of the gang, However. the lid of the
if rees entered immedlseer? aer-tbefallezementirbis Amnions ; art fain the:r quotation of yesterday at It. Spanish Bonds shuts from assets in
,prospect..
laneum; ins temple elegance the moderns cannot surpass, and we have no doubt but that the officers will prevent there forth out of tl
a proud Moe
Agents from thellexican f;overnownwhatin:t ,e,noi there sleet „. have advanced to 10e, 11, whether from the reports of the On Saturday morning last, Mr. Carpenter, surgeon, of therefore it Is wisdom as in ibis instance to vide-your toe ral
o-(1, • from pursuing their outrages. whole back.
The handles divide . '-
. _ rat the u r part, anti MCC tll embrace the in the
avers in this country, authorized to attend to 'afferts Connected with Otter y St. Mary, welt out shooting on Cotleigh Faun, with Pp' . g Y .On Wednesday a bullock was rescued from them douppeereg
rob bT f P 1
P a i tty 0 a ruptnre on the subject of ortuga ,orofme . • vase • ansile luxuriant hoes foliage, rising, forme a cup to receive in K• 1 d 1 and r ,
Tetuan commerce in the French ports, bit Mejeety is of opinion, Air: 'Thomas Yeleeeton • they woe both in a coppice, when egg_ings au -roat , antr being secured in Clonen Plicating for
1:Ike-form. The corn is of rescind leery' mane
• . an attempt on the part of Spain to raise a loan at Paris Al r. left SI • L.. over ; above
met henceforth %Alpe helonning to That country should be allowed ...r. C. Mr. ..e..ertini and went towards the hedge to that is a wieath of laurel* emblematical of ;neat, and it gasket of bun till the gang hail been dispersed, it was conveyed home
termer the poets of Frame coder their flag, and to mutant user it (which had been declined unless the loan st 1 minket.
- - 1
_, , We limb
et tong medley mey stay. was acknowledged), does not appear. minute when Mr. Yolverton heard the report of a gun, and "Steeds of Britain's choicest the re neter
blood," urging Own utmest epeed, It havitig been reported that lire Sykes,p P Men- coach
d on the the arms of Boer:altar Lc. ' It is elevete,l b treet• flare-
.
•I • •• • You will be ptemee, therefore, to give the memory orders, In Shares there is nothing doing. It would seem, from immediately after a deep groan. Ile ran to the spot, and an .. reverse •.- • . incitation
1 i;
so fat as you are concerned, and to make:entrapments with the . saw his friend fall* at the opposite side of the hedge; on ;
megetheent hollow circular pedestal, macaw.' in of
elaoorate hut t ' •
OM article contained in the New York Statesman of the - ' "I"
3:IY
"'dented.
shill*
an street-fields, had died yesterday morning, in the London which may
. . im the
~ '• booties as well as with the Agents of the Am' ' •
coot aut , d Intonation 1 c going there lie fount Air. C. with Ids feet upwatas against Twenty-lour liorsis went entered TOT this tement; min under Hospital of the dreadful injuttes he received from land as spe
t I of the Customs, for carrying this measure into effect. 9th August, which appeared in this Paper of est
••• e hale written on thts subject to the Ministere of the interior that the Hayden Mining Company is givenetp. On inquiry, of the breast, towarcee
, y erday, the hedge, and blood gushing from a wound in the upper part the Usual conditions, viz,:-3 yr
the left shoulder. lie took the deceasedolds to carry 7et. 4 ere 11:t. ffib. gang, wets, ent there, and are h3ppy to say he is still alit e.
5 yrs 11et. 1011).0 yrs and aged Jet.; theevinner of the St. Iseger to It seems at Mr. Sykes had only set up in buliness a fee IS Ey et°
all hopes 1
i and of Finance. however, it does not appear that such was the nee at the in his arms, who looked at him, but was unable to speak, and- cowry lII.h. extra;to start at the Red Ho. Use, and run OpLe lOUnd to days, when about eight o'clock in else eveni Mg about twenty post-office
, "' An his solicitude for every thing that may be edrosetsgeotte tothe enteng pest, about two man and five futlengs. Ihe race was
' died almost instantly. It is supposed that in getting over fellows carne round his shop, armed with sticks; he stu- posed that
grunt commerce, the King hoe diree:ed the Commander of his date in question, (hough it was probably in contem- derided as follows :- le
)11111 Naval Forces to eetahlieh. in the several States of Smith America, elation. the hedge the gint which he carried accidentally went off, sir 31, w, Ilieley'w Fleur de L 4 yrs
Yet , - - 1 peered they intended an attack, and for 'security get.
.hindl, during the
I superior Averts, whole functions will be the same as those of the ' - . . 2 the counter, when the whole gang came in, and seizing crew, seem
Agents sow Sec at Mexico. So won as the official reports In the morn elm-lett, as is usual on a Friday, there has .by Isaac Cox. Esq. the mine afternoon, and a verdict of - 3 buttock of beef and a ham, ran out of the shop. lie ea'' children,
-
In aneounce that theft Envoys have entered on their tenettons, the been but little doing at prices nearly the "A •I I"returned. F.r ler Rain ,
same as last ;and ece Accidental Death -. s .. ePort. Lord Kellnirro's Jerry,' 5 yrs . ' - 0 deavoured to prevent them by puffin out his arm. when public rims
1 lino of the Government% who have recognisol them as Cramer. Mr. Payne's Helene*, 6 yrs - - - 0 one of them grasped a hatchet or hammer, and with a treh next, to a,
dal Agents will enjoy in the pone of the kingdom the privileges in Mincing -lane colonial produce of all descriptions retains A beautiful piece of native gold, weighing nearly ten
T following he were drawn :- Ili. Petre'e Saladiti, Mr. Gm
east granted to those of Mexico, and I shall take care, at the pro. its prices. ounce's, pas lately found in the howls of Newfane Vermont. coigne's Elizabeth, Lord Kennedy's Beillatnite, Duke of Leethe's mendous blow struck him over the arm, u
'hich broke it in
Aand be The name
ref si",e, to noineuit to you further instructions. It was pi( ked up by a boy near a email brook, and was b e by Whieker, Mr. Ridetleleht Barrie •s, sir I Gerardn Eus a dreadful manner • it has been since amputate., yet all WC,
1 You will be pleated to acknowledge the receipt of the present Exchanges, generally, are rt shade lower ; and the stnildedatith crystals of quartz. • • '• ' ' T• •' J. ' ' 'nto 1
toe, Ar. Houldsworth's Fanny Davies. . Ir. Whittaker's Lottery, now lies in a very bad state. The gang then went i . Teeters
• despatch.
• French Fonda, by the express received to day, wire-Five•Faso SAI LI NO.-We arc requested to state, by several Mr. Rirharilson's Brownlock, Lord 'Kelburne's Actmon, Lord baker's shop and helped themselves to bread, and aftet- eutiosity I
(Signed) " • Compte Be CHASSOL. Searborough's Conjurer, Sir J. Breen Theles• Lord Fitzailliatnee ia
per Cents. 99f. MSc. ; Three per Cents. 661. Ise. passengers who were on boatd the Eclipse steam-packet,wards adurned to the Brick-field, and ate the provision. mice, on e
"To the Commiseary.Oeneral of !wiseacre, par interim. Confed .1 , 1 el Intswillironn Flo n'•
: fluke fL, cden b.
Coptain Dalzell, on Saturday last, the 16th instatit, that c. by 11•L•latileeker,°3 yrs Puke of Iseedat'ssiC3roteatchr.oColo'nel Ca- avery short time. It would be too tedious to state the in the co!
(A true Copy.) In the Liverpool Cotton niarket there bee been t.
(Signel) It I Drionstroxs.'" demand during the week, and prices the same as last week, ten minpassage
a a co'ly she made the passage from Belfast quay in ten hours and (logo( Pirate, Mr. ‘Vrigitt's Octave'', end oer. crempton's nee. numerous outrages that have been committed by the glng; smock fro
• , ethment of
minutes, being the quickest by far that has Betting-5 to 4en Fleur de Les, 7to 2 eget Mulatto, Bto 1 agst but there is reason now to hope that the emit% 11 that these
[From the Journal des Detats.l with some exceptions to particular sorts, wflielt may be ever been '
made by any vessel between these two ports. Howley Clinker, and 10 to I ant Helene& the horse patrol, mid the conviction on Thursday of three gaited by
PARIS, SEPT 19. said to be a shade higher. About 3,000 sold on 'Thursday, Ilelenus made .
the first runnir followed by Fleur de Lys and
Some • ladies and geittlemen that came on board off Car- fl,
thisof the gang, at the Old Bailey, fur attackinrand robhnifi since for
TbeDeaphine will gs en the 21st to visit Metz and the Crop of including which, about 10,5.00 hags have be d. df•kf ,„ been tspose o etc • ergus were landed at Greenock in a few minutes mere Mulatto ; the others neatly toeether ,• in way they went to the '.e e
bottom of the hill. there Fie'ur tie Lee took up the running, and nr• a::uller, will be the mums of routing thew a •
lioseib' Squill An
lowerille. His Royal Highness 1113 signie,d his desire that no during the week. Plantation Produce dull and Hat. • - than '
noteblare. .
toned Helenas up the hill at a rattling pace. When nearly at the from the parish. in order t
. ere they 1
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