The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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TitE
-Naw LEvrEs.—By the last -Rcter.7's .which havebeen
received respecting the. New_ Levies,- it appinrs that .the,tdtai
of the recruits that, have been enlisted for the 57th amounted
to four hundred—.for the 93th two. hundred-,.and for'4lloMOlik
Regimcnt three hundred and fifty: men. The establisimuiit
cf each Regiment consists of . five
.hundred. and seventp•six,
laik and fife.

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Thc,.lldl;ision of the 34th Regirrient of Foot; .willetil.bae.4
on Friday nest, at Portmnolitli, for reland. . .

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, MAY E.S.E.—Arrived the Scaleby Oitet
from China, and sailed with the Bridgewater and the roiit.of
the homeward-bound for the River. The L'Aigle, .
South Seas, was reported on the 24th ult. incorrectly as liaymg
with llvthEe
arrived. Arrived the following outward-bound, Viz. :L...Aferq,
for Campeachy; James and Therese, for Havre; .
Sierra Leone ; and Ringdovc, for Oporto.
Pw.i3nlt.l-21C.so.iu„,t.ward•bound are getting under neigh;
DuPkoeßo.rfs'Altpoirrizir TAT 4
F,
inllayson,.frolin
t%:itsdt. NN
3ii.ieb.aVeir:stAiiveed the
ct
the
Dolphin, lirupt, for Memel.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 3.—Wind NAV.—Off the port the WU-
helmina, from St. Übes.
FALstorrTxr, .111.ty 3.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived his 13i-
jetty's ship Tweed, from Portsmouth for South ..-linetica:;
Zephyr transport, from Plymouth for Cork ; and
Baillie, from Dominica, sailed 17th March, bound for Loudon,
short of provisions.
LtvEn.rocit., MAT 3.—Arrived the Glory, Morgan, from
Demerara; Harmony, Rosa, and Antigua, Robert I‘44llVil.
ham, from St. John's, N. ; and Ocean, —, from Marseillea.
RYE, MAY 4.—The Joseph and Mary, of Queertborou4K.
Gaslin, from Jersey to Milton, was run on hoard of yesterday
morning, near Dungeness, by the Neptune, Stephens, of this
port, and immediately sunk ; a man and boy drowned. •

The Rosins, Lithgow, from New York to Liverpool,. was
-driven on shore near Carrickfergus the 29th ult, but was Oa_
petted to be got off:
The Economy. Churnside. from Shields to Quebec, 'pit into
Stromness the 26th ult., leaky, after being 300 miles to the
Westward.

The East India Company's ships Bridgewater and Sealeby
Castle arrived yesterday; the foriiior in the Downs, and the
latter oft' Portland. The Bridgcciater left . China the 11th":1
January, .and St. Helena the 13th of :tlarch. The Scaleby
Castle sailed from China the 4th of January, and St. Helena.
the 14th of March. The Atlas left China in company with the
Scaleby Castle, and the Hythe in company with the Bridge.
water. The Repulse sailed from St. Helena for England. the
13th of March. The General Harris was then there.

From the LONDON G AZETTE, May. 4.

BANKRUPTS.

B. Rees, Haverfordwest, linen-draper, to surrender, May
19, 20, and June 15, at one, at the White Lion Ina, Bristol,
Attornies, Mr W. L. Clarke, Bristol; and Messrs. Jenkins
and Abbott, New Inn, London.

N. C. Bochsa, Bryanstonc-street, Portman square, musical-
composer, May 8, 15, and June 15, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Chancery-lane.
J. Keast, East Looe, Cornwall, money-scrivener, May 27,
28, and June 15, at eleven, at the ship _lnn, East Looe. Attor-
nie, Messrs. North and- Smart, Temple, London; and Mr.
J. E. Elworthy, Devonport, Devonshire.
DIVIDENDS. '

May 25, J. Chadwick, Holborn-hill, watchmaker—June 4,
I. B. Capon, Bishops-hull, Somersetshiv, woolstapler—May
26, IL Coleman, Liverpool, taker—May 26, P. Warren, War-
inealinan—May 25, J. Beaninunt, Hunter. street,
Brunswick-square, coachinaken-:-May 27, 0. Danson and J.
%Valmsley, Liverpool, merchants—June 1, J. lioneybornc,
Moor-lane, Staffordshire, coal-dealer—May 28, J. Pierce
and R. Saunders, Birmingham, edge-tool makers—May
25, G. Bradbury, Hadley, Shropshire, maltster—
Con,
Fish-street-hill,,
undertaker—:flay
e rnefra—yl.l7
215
J.
ifd;fi.
May 25, J.
U. Hawkins, Star-corner, Bermondsey, carpenter—May 23,
L.
coachmaker—May 29, L. INicho,;
Bridgman,
gEw.
arCerl sottaod.,
las-lane, Lombard-street, merchant—May 3, A. Gompertz,
Great Winchester-street, merchant—May 8, E. Towns-
end, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, wine-m !reliant—June I,
AI. Pile, jun., Sidmouth, Devon ;hire, cabinet-maker--May 3,
J. Farrell, Prospect-place, Newington-causeway, merchant—
May 26, T. A. Phillips, Ardwick, Lancashire, common-brewer-
-IMay 26, T. Wallay, Liverpool, merchant. •
CERTIFICATES;-MAY 25.
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R. Prichard, Regent-circus, Oxford-street, dressing-case-
manufacturer—J. Ilopkins' Rochester, coal-inerchant—S.
Allen, Bristol, hosier—G. Allison. Bishop-Alrearrnouth, Due.
ham, rope-maker.—R. Cross, Harley-Tower,- Shropshire,
maltster.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED:
J. and W. Taylor, Liverpool, ship biscuit-bakers--. 1. and
A. Taylor, Liverpool—Sir Hope and G. Bolt, Liverpool,
Cotton-broker,—T. Heron and J. Shaw, Lichfield, brick
makers—T. Aspinall and J. Ness, Raistrick and Grange Ash,
York, stone-merchants—J. Stead and 11. Simson, Bath,.crie-
mists—E. Curtiss and S. B. Willinot, Bognor, Sussex, painters
and glaziers—J. and J. Robertson, Villiers-street, 'Strand,
jewellers—H. hlilsom' G. Milsom, and E. Fox, Bristol, horse—
dealers—W. Booth and W. Barlow, Worksop, Nottingham,
millers—J. D. Pool and D. S. Mason, Shoreditch, linen-
drapers—A. and W. Reid, Goodge-street anti Tottenham=
court-road, furnishing undertakersS..Anthony, J. Anthony,
and J. Watkins, Hereford, mercers. • .

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE..

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING,

TUESDAY.
Ld Dunwich's gr. f. Dandizette, 3 yrs old, beat Ld
ingfielcls br. g. Mostyn, aged, Ust. 716. each, A. F. 100 soy.
4 col agst Mostyn.

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The King's Plate of 100 gs for mares, three-yr-olds, Bst.. 411,.
four, 9st. 41b. five, 9st. 10t1,. six, and aged, lOst. R. C. -
IA Exeter's b. m. Augusta, 5 yrs - : _ _
...1. 2
Mr Wyndham's b. f. Spermaceti, 3 yrs - . ,
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sto 2 agst Augusta.-6 to 1 agst Spermaceti,
Five started.—The Judge placed but two. ,
Won by a length..
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The 2000 gs Stakes, a subscription of 100 sov. each, h. f?. for
colts, Bst. 716. and fillies, Bst. 41b. R. M. rising 3 yrs old.

111 r Haffenden's b. c. Schahriar, by Shuttle Pope, cut of

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Dinarzade - - - -
D. of Grafton's ch. f. Tiara, by Castrel of Soothsayer, out
cf Pope Joan - _ .. - 2
I.d Exeter's ch. c. Convinctiou, by Captain Candid - ,i 3
10 -to 1 agst Schahriar.-2 td 1 cgst .Tiara.:--4 to I agso
Conviction. . , ._

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Seven started.—Five paid.—The Judge placid but 2.
Fifty Pounds, by subscription, for four-yr,olds, 7st. T..a. five .
Bst. 31b. six, and aged, Bst. 73b. tiast Tliroeililes of IL
Mr Windham's h. h. Centaur, s'yrs _ - -
D. of Grafton's ch. c. Hampden, 4 yrs - ' - - :"-
Won by three lengths.
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31. A Teti at CHESS tetterrn. ENGLAND atzdSCOTIANDJ.
We stated some time so that the Chess Club
Le ('erck de "ilidor,
challenged the London Chess Chil?, tn
play a match at Chess for any sun.' which the lattdr Club onfike
name, the moves to be transmitted tidal- by post,
.I. lie I,orclon Ch cse
at
oPrn!ibys..c::lec:
ordinary couriers. The London Chess Club accepted the ilia/..
lenge, appointed a Committee of its own members! t.?conduct the
moves, and proposed that the stake should .be
_eao
Lgoncas- a.
game. An answer was returnee; by Mr. Labouroon7,3", the first ,
sitser
Chess-player in Paris, who sect the chalet:lsec
,rtflou:part
at i'ne
adaSyil.ver Cup,. of the
French Club, declining the match,, oneli_i,:latshltzatlt-
Cercle de "ilidor was on the rt challenged 1 lenge
t 1 "11
. i_Aso''le
time after, the Edinburgh Chess-Club
.....‘_.. g ' the —,-idon
Chess-Clubelu
Pa:11.3%1s Of the Noith,
01 urpose,
with a characteristic firm .5
'ln. bas actually iiertxl to tnen: own
proposition, and the "Itce tim^; Edifibi. ecnlnneLccd. Two
games are played at th ,rgli having..the move
c ,Edinburgh thr; the s
Club
accepted
challenge,a t match o twee
t,,ne chess-players
,c., ,s,s,•:s•l
in one, .anii. London iton
London
Edinburgh hut,
mitted from. LondeThe.stake,:at
the suggestion of t
fi Guineas. Th
Value of Twon,Y- moves; for obvious rem-,
be lowed to e
sons, will not transpire until the match is con..
following arc the --
eluded. The lL.,.,es of the Lomlon C-ung- •
bend '
mittec, which coT3paren
.!...i, most distinguished playas '.,•11 :.
Keen, :-31r* • r •—ae, Mr. Cochrane, Mr. Frazer, • Me.
Mr- Lewis, Mr.,
Mercier, .Mr. Park' NI P inson, . v.,- ratt
:11r. Samilds, Mr. Tomalin, Mr. Wiltshire, Mr. Wood.'.
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CORN- EXCHANGE, MAN' 5.
The arrivals of Grain still continue moderate : •Wheat l A )o'.:
Barley 300, Oats 5,950, qrs., Flour 3,800 sacks. There is net
much business doing in the Wheat trade, but ltionciaY:s terns -
are fully supported. Barley remains at the price last fitiotat.
Beans and Pease sell heavily to-day ; there is more dertz=nafor
Oats, and fine dry parcels rather exceed Monday's •quo,tats!'
The Flour trade is still very dull. •