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CLONIIIEL,Sir?. f:
In the lite visit to tins town of Writ Grace, the
Doke and Duchess of Riehased„ the Duke was
presented with the freedom of the Corperatioe.
—Their (;races were accompanied- to the Council
Chamber by Mr. sod Mrs. ling.sell, Col. Bagwell,
M.P. for the Borough, mod the rest of Mr. Bag.
family ; and met there by his Grace the
Al-chinshop of Cashel, end Musa Brodrirk, the
Lord Bishop of Waterford amid Ins Lady, the Coma
test' and Earl of Clare, Lruly Calor, General Lee
and his staff, and in short every gentleman of
thsetion its the town and neighbourhood. The
:Mayor had provided for his dignified visitatita u col-
lation exquisitely stouptuons awl elegant, to which all
the resiwetahle gentry in and over towu were invited.
After partaking of this, their Graces, &e. proceeded
to view the ulterior arrangements of the court-
' . hotels., and the beautiful old church, (to whisk we
linpe, 'wrote it comes under, the eye of assailer
t %Army, the steeple may acquire 'll character of
more comeliness and congruity.) Their Grace, •
'then visited the different barracks, and about five
o'clock left town, highly pleased with the appear.
• e.• takes of its prosperity, and the manifestation of re-
. epee and reverence which every countenance die-
played toward them. They returned to dourer to
Marlfield, from whence they proceed to-morrow to
Lord Cahies.
A deputation from the Carnation of Cork, con-
sisting of the two Sheriffs, Metter& Perrier and
Jameson, and the Common Speaker, Mr. Besnard,
waited on his Grace to invite lion to a city feast ;
mod we understand his Grace was graciously pleased
to fix • day for tout purpose accordingly.
His Grace was pleased to confer the houour of
knighthood ou Richard Josses, Esq.
saneworeavor
• The lion. Company's ("miser Discovery, having
on hoard the' half of the crew ..f the Greykumnd
frigate, our readers may recollect, was captured.
ity two French frigates, Ilea Malacca. They were
carried into Batavia ; but, we are happy to learn,
by aceouots just received from the surgeon of the
Discurery, that both officers and men bud been
treated with greet humanity by the Dutch Guyer-
noropoThey emoted good health, and expected to
be OM
By a private vessel we have received a letter from
Molar. dated the oath ult. Seventeen Danish
ships in that port were advertised to be sold. There
were above one hundred of the seine nation is the
different port. of Spain, which wilt nn doubt ex-
perience the same fate. The cause if offence from
the Dariso was, the detention of smith! Spanish re-
(intros in Zealand, et the time wfflis the Marquis
de la ftemaßa and his followers made their edemas
from the Bailie under British protection. Oat this,
wawa the Spanish Government, after much in.
decision, has determined on the condemnation of
the ships.
A gentleman, who waived yesterday. after a short
voyage of three weeks, from Ihilza, lute supplied us
with some very recent inforinsitein on the state of
that port, respecting which accounts so very its.
accurate were received. There were about 150
ships in the harbour, laden with Baltic produce,
which. it was presumed. from the advanced state of
the season, would in a few weeks set sail. There
was no diff.culty about American shipping. nor
any dispos.ttion in the public turents to obstruct
American interests, and therefore, a greet many
vessels of other nations were consigned to the
Consul of the United States, as the tnost affects-,
tageous means of recominentling them to favour is'
the oilers where their papers were'to be exemoined..
This gentlemati, off the coast of Shieden, east with
so traitspot us, acconipanied by an'English teigatei
which, it was supposed, were conveying the Russian
seamen to their own country. who mere leronght
from the Trip's.
We hear from Bishop-Auckland, that the Earl
•f DAIMON GTO a, Lord-Lienteiwint of the county of
Durham, has, most handsomely and onsolicitedly,
rompliincitteil the Rev. ROBERT SFS/M1.4 desk of
Helinington-hall.late one of Ills Ma.asste's Jus-
tices of the Peace for the acid county, with a COM
mission tea Deputy-Lieutenant for the Inoue coun-
ty ; whicb Still enable Mr. Seescaa to resume his
atter.d.ince. and very active services, in the sub-di-
vision Militia meetings, within Darlington ward.
A few days age, as BOWERS. ESti. son of
the late 11A N.lll. 1301111afta, Eat!. of Glaa•4l•llSet
in the county of Wotorford. was amusing himself
in a best on the river Suir, betweets Passage stud
Waterford. the vessel was utsfortuaately upset by
a sodden gust of wind, when all on board perished,
Secluding Mr. Bewails, and three others. _
- The friends of General Gaattate will rejoice to
hear, that, though exposed to much danger at the
siege of Flushing. where his &whims appears to have
perforated the most active servimr, hr has Isitherto
swooped unshod. A spent ball struck him on the
breast, mod auother bed sufficient force ts tine hit
hat round ; but lita ;serums was, fortunately, injured
by neither.
There were christened in the P.wish Church of
Chirbury, in Shropshire, on the std ult. five ehil-
dren of one family, via. nue girl and four boys ;
and, what is very remarkable. the boy. entertained
• select company of neighboste ;n the course of
that evening, with a eoraplete peel ins eight bells.
The archers of Illiebeemed, Yorkshire, held their
grated field-day there, on Thursday sennight, when
J.BuItICHA ar.. Esq. was Capt. of the Target, and Mr.
Tons, FaTs was the Lienteimnt, and alas Capt.
of It 'maws. And, on the seine clay, the first grand
tnatch of two, made between two chosen archers,
the one of Richniniel, the other of Darlington, was
decided at Darlington, at the distance of Qs yards,
io favour of Mr. Errol,. the Richmond archer, by
one number a-head only.
'I'RK ninny of the crape which
have lawn got in, the ruddew appears to have com-
mitted much greater ravages on the, stem than ou
she ear of the plant, and the injury Which the:lett**
has ,ustailleti, orp. ars to be to little a. to 111Criliffle
ct•
scarcely a:.:, mliance in the
The shughturing seawin' fro' export, has corn-
minced in I i elsnd, early asit'ia, arid the,deinamtai,
for salted oeef fns the navy ale very great..a...0.1 pro-
bably wilt cutitinuit...s till the eve of Clinstinaa ;
• ffter which, th.r pork slaughtering season will come
pa. which .4cis.q...;le I :sits till the middle of March,
awl, at the *Mgt now, there are some large exports
Of beefs

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SPORTIIIa IN7ELLICNNCR.
NEWMARKET SECOND °crone& megrim°. ow.
MONDAY, °MONIER i 6.
Doe-third of a Subscription of sap. each, fee dre-yr. olds,
muryiag dot. sib. ; sis.vr aids, Wt. ; sod aged, pot slb.
B.C. The homes, ie to be Imre /ids the property of
stylises. To hr mitered at the Kiug's Stables, Newmarket,
ow the Seduroay before monies, between Memo sad one
Sonatatspre —Lard Grosewoor. Lord Jersey. Sir J.
Shelley, Sir C. Boolmery, Mr. Vaneittart, Lord G. 11. Cares-
dish, Mr. Willem, Duke of Draftee, Mr. Fervour' Mr. God-
dard, Lord fieekeiler, Us. Lake, Lord Starell,llard Low.
the,, Mr. Kellerman/I. General Gower, Sir C. Turner.
D. olGraflort's Pope, by Waxy, apt LA Egremout's e. by
Gehanua' out of a sister to Pariltut, ut. 41b. ear* D. he,
IMP. 4.11
Mr. Lake's b. c. by (Inhume, out assist/eta Chester, sat.
tilb apt Mr. Vaasittsrt's hr. f. by Wbiehey, out of Regulator's
dam, sat. tab. Ab. Mile, swage. b. R.
1.41 Lowilier's Tot, got apt Sir C. Banbury's Fair Star,
11101. 21b. First half°, Ah Mile, toup. h. ft
Mr. Wy udham's Canopus, eat. tilb. apt Major Wilsou's
est. Ah. Mile, loop. b. A.
Ld Foley 's Osprey, sat. Slb. apt Mr. Craecu's Black Dia-
mond, la. t lb. Across the Flat, tongs.
COI. Tbunston's cb. g. Tburneille, apt Sir C. Webster's
ch. g.Zig-Eag, lost. 71b. each. D. I. soup. To be rude by

Gamitlear;a.
aof Ristlasid's h. c. Volvo-vie, amt. 611. apt Sir B. Graham's
Saragossa, sit. 41b. Al.. Stilt, lfi,v, h. it.
Ld Gronwoor's Eaton agst Mr. Shukespear's Zodiac, sst.
71b. earls. Two-yr olil Course, ioogs,
LA Gruansow's Plover apt Mr. Shakespear's Sir David,
list 51b. wadi. Ak, Stile, loop.
Gen. Grammar's'. Trump, apt D. of Rutland's Salvador,
• slb. each. Ab.lll.2ougs. h. ft.
Tt rall4T.
Fifty Pounds fur two yr old colts carrying sit. 41k. mid Whim,
Mat. alb. Two•yr. old course lw @heals and 4 nterril
the day before runuiug, better.' dries, and oue o'clock
Entrance :1;:s.
Sweepstakes ut' loop. each, h. ft. sat. sib. each. Two-yr.
old Course.
Mr. Wyndham's eh. c. by Sorcerer.
Mr. Prynt's e. by Waxy, eat of Tarantula.
14 Jersey's brother to titan.
Mr. W domes e. by Expectai ism, not of a Rockingham mare.
Mr. Slsakespear's Haspiwrates, Rat, 91b. apt LAI Sante
• Iterritier,lll4. gib. Two-yr old Courire,_ ocla
Mr Payne. Oulu sh, tot, 711,. agst 14 G. H. Caresidiabli
Hymn, sat 4111 i. Two-yr old (\oars, tongs. . ft.
Sir C. It oubery's Fair Star, Nat. Nib. agst Ld Folly's Spa.
shawl, sat. alb. Ab. M. Itings. b. ft.