Star.
London, England, 1830-11-05 00:00:00

ILancaster.

Chester,
Cumberland,

OATS,

To his Majesty's Cavalry sod Artillery Hones In Csnemossous, sod
Quarters, In the underusendoned Cando •
Durham, I Northumberland,
Hereford, I Warwick.
FORAGE, via.

QATS, BAT, and STRAW. to hie Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery
Horses in Barracks, in the undermentioned County :
Devim

That the Deliveries are to commence en and fee the Twenty-Mb
Day of December next; that Proposal in Writing, sealed op and
marked •' Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Odice
on or before Thursday, the Twenty-fifth day of November ; bet mope
will be received after Twelve &Clock on that Day.

Proposals must be made separately for each County, end
each Proposal must Dan the Letter which Is annexed to the
Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property es•
gaging to become bound with the Party tendering In the Amount
stated in the printed Particabre, for the due performance of the Con•
tract; and no Proposal will be ratted yokes made on a printed Ten-
der, and the Prices expressed in words at length; and should it so
happen, that daring the condnuance of the Contract no Troops should
be supplied by virtue of the same, the Amount of the Stamps on the
Contract and Bond, paid In the drst instance by the Contractor, will
iss refunded to him. - 1

Pardeelars Cl the Contracts may be had upon application at this
Odice, between the lioeri at Ten and Fear ; and samples of the Meal
may be seen at this OMee.

CONTRACTS FOR FRESH BEEF.

VICTUALLINGOFFIOE. Neventosr 1., left;
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
his .11.4.7M1TS 11141,Y, le. he robs gibs notice,

That en Tersomr, the seed Instant, they will be needy to mein
Tenders in writing (nand up), and treat fir the apply (en separate
Contracts) et ell such quantities of FRESH BEEF as may hi de-
manded for the use of Ms Majesty's ships and Veiniest the following
Places, for Twelve Calendar Months, from the Ise day of January.

1851.
Beertuvea,

Ckuhun, -
Cock and Kkande,

Carrickfergus, I.arse Harbour,
Dotewry.
Dartmouth,
Falmouth,
Galway,

Greenock,
Harwich,
Jersey,
Kingstown end Debits.
Leith, Leith Roads, and the Pdth
of Rdisbargh,
Newhaven,
nylons*
Shama&

The Condition, of the Contracts serf be seas at tbis Osoq el' by
applying to the Resident Cemadmiener of the Vletealling at Ply.
mouth ; the Agent toe the Victualling at lianlbawline ; the stare.
keepers at Sheerness and Deal; the lemetary to the Pestseeetet.
General at Dublin; and the Colleeters et his illajeatfe Crams at
sash of the other place/.
Each Tender must specify the pries in weeds $ bark and be
delivered before One &Clerk on the day appointed; sad must be
accompanied by a Letter signed by two reepaosible Perseus combg
to become bound with the Party mining, in the paid litua of
'Otto() for the due performance of each of the Gramm for Chatham,
Plymouth. and Sheerness; and for earl of the other plains in the
penal Sum of t5OO.

The Person who makes the Tender, or sows person on his behalf,
most attend to answer wbeo adled for.

M. VALLEE CLIFTOta

BAST INDIA HOUSE, 04:Iobor 27, 1830.
THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, ending ilo
do EAST INDIES, do her* pia Notice,

That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the Mid COM.
PANT, will be held at their Howie in LeadenhalLetreet, on
WEDNESDAY, the Sad December next, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Mid.
slimmer last to Christmas nest.

PETS" AUBER, Seenler,.

EAST INDIA MOUSE, OoSetter 27, MO.
TllE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPIAT V MERCHANTS V ENGLAND moth* 90 de
EAST INDIES do hereby glee Nosier,
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock wM be shut
OD Thursday, the 9d of December. as Throe &Code and opened
again an Thursday, the 15th of January, 1131.
And that the Dividend Warrants as the said Stock, du on the
sth Jimmy, ildi, wW be ready to be delivered on Thursday. the ith
of the 11/1110 Month.

PETER /DERR, hardsty.

LOSS of TEETH, as supplied by Mr. WARREN,
Surgeon Dentist, claims a prior attention. The safe, easy,
and elegant construction of these most useful and ornamental tubed.
Imes, by which the Ant process of digestion should be effected, an,
by a nicety of adaptation and skilful arrangement, rendered little
leder to the original Teethaffording an uquallied strperiork, of
power in defective mastication, even to caeca ordinary belief. Mr.
W. has also paid particular attention to the regulation of Children's
Teeth, a desideratum worthy the regard of every Parent and °Birdies.
Tender and decayed Teeth sciendically treated.
7, Leicester-square.

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, Rt.
BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC. Cajeput
Oil, which Is the ►uis of this Opodeldoe, has been ion esteemed
on the Continent, as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, spasmodic
Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement of the
jsiei., Sprains, Bruises, and Deafness; awabined fn the fens al
Opodeldoc, it is rendered mere penetrating, and totwesiseady mere
efficacious as as external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by
MIAMI of flannels or the warm band, it allays morbid inkatim of
nerve*, invigorates the absorbents, and accelerates the eirculatlow
Sold in Bottles, at is. lid. is. ad. by Masts. BUTLER, Chemists.
Clespeide, corner of St. Paul's; Savory, and Cw lid, gm Dyad.
most. and gm. Repent-street ; Odling, 2d, Oaferd•street; tioyley
and co. 37. Coekspur-street; Winds'. ill, Biskopegme Witham ;
chap,, cp, hi'nd's; Easum, 97, Aldgate; Odd, ISO, Borough; and at ',acute. Ifiapnesii Warehouse, 237, Totorabest Court-road.
Of r►hom May be bad
MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CIIRATA an gawk= Remedy
for Cusumano when broken; Scalds, Berns, &c.
g 2. Ask for &nue. Cann: O►oaaaoo.

MERCHANT TAILORS' COMPANY.

On Tuesday afternoon, at five o'clock, a highly respectable meeting
of Merchants and Livery, to the Merchant Tailors' Cont.
pony, took place at the Tavern, Bishopegate-street, to
take into consideration the best as to obtain a reedtuden of their
rights.

Joint NORMAN, Esq. on being called to the Chair, said, the cause
'as well as the occasion of our mating this day, being neither factious
nor frivolous, but involving, as it dem, ewe of ouinabt sacred rights as
Englishmen, it will be fee your emelieentlai, alter the Report of your
Deputation is read, to come to such farther Itesoludoms as may be
deemed expedient, in trying the validity of our Charter for the restitu.
don of our elective franchise. The question at issue is one of im
sacs to the Livery generally, and was we now to *cede, we should de-
grade ourselves as chasm of this great dty, and deserve dE evalssting
reproach of our own familia. It will be In your recollection, Cantle.
men, that upon our initiation upon the liveryiof our Compenyoftet pty.
ins the fine, we ate introduced to the Court, and, when the customary
oath is taken, we are congratulated by them upon our baconlag 4 a
full brother of the fraternity," implying, unquesdesehly, that We at
once became possessed of every right In common with themedves. I,
thaifore, trust, every Geadaeas will be allowed an impartial bearing,
avoid all personality, and that our t meeting will be dtarse-
wind by the same good sense, and decorum, as our former
oft.

Mr. Famine then read the Renee, as follows I—
" The Repeat of the Deputation, appointed en the 11th of
Augna, 1830, at a Public Meeting of the Liverymen et the Merchant
Thieve Company.

We respectfully lay befoul you copies of all the doensionta con-
nected with the conespondenee upon this :important sad interesting
subject.

“ Actuated by the spirit of conciliation manifested in the Reeolu.
dons, ander wMth we have acted, no Wert has bon wandng on
our part to prove, that inclinadon had no ha diet than duty, in pro.
mode' the amicable intentions with which these Radatiem were
pied t to this feeling aloe can be attributed the very long period
which has elapsed since your last meeting.
” Impressed with the paramount impotence of the piaci* of fa.
ternal arrangement, no ambiguity, no technical evasion, no want of
candour, or correspeadinagreflit penile
g feuding of the posit rulers,
could deter us from every _ opportunity to Sees Bodensee
holding office, of either pro tholeplity of their appeintiont, or
relinquishing, with a good grace, an authority, which we onside;
obtained witheutlaw. and continued without honour.
" You will perceive, by the documents before named, that although
out efforts have proved unavailing, yet we have elicited, from those who
control our Company, eadlicient evidence approve, that they have no in-
clination
bto comply with any request of the livery, thesis net enforced
y legal procedure.

" In conclusion, the Deputation request their brother Liverymen to
•refleet es the nusweretut disedvantages under which they have had to la-
bour; thwarted as they have been by those whose apparent Interest is
opposed to the gm.wW geed, they have pursued their object undo the
guidance of your Resolutions, with firm, unoomproutising, and eon-
sistent condutt ; and tEough they have not achieved all they could wish,
they have at least endeavoured to Merit your approbation, by a rigid
fulfilment of your instructions.
Signed, by order of the Deputation.
J. Noamax, Chairmen."
Mr. Deputy Parcc movpd, that the report be received, which being
seconded, *as cried unanimously.
lie. C. F. draws observed, that the matter they were met to discus,
an
so dear and self•evident, teat he hardly lore what obese..
iform-s—ttielretio the notice of the goidenten asweebbd, to ausellpt tle
'peeve that this corporation, lib, all others must have been mobilise/sr
the getters' benefit of those v* subscribed towards imformatiatiwould be
Ipitsiioesteeepdas toptcreeditt %k fi ir'. not darkness, or at mint, appro.,
was very oppositr dv publie utility est anima* be hating
`thew iloselation4, NUJ apes One** lour wigs iiti heortOlies
they knew tee mm of human 'hind, std ibfq yak"
thiesidvds, end aubserlbeikerally to Am Pint. "..A asewistiMil•d__
for the pupae of ousting peaty it deislide. by personas us 2t
selves, to sies of uniefeemate hi witty lifh, atr Maple fund le
diem to recommence their exerdene with admit.; er4 if to the VIM
clhte of life, to secure a comfortable W to. *gip Pirre b lava
way do the preyed( rulers Kt ip to this deseelpdon ? He really was

ashamed to se), what he had heard as the amount paid annually, on
of the enormous revenues of this Company, to our poor and decayed
brother liverymen. eight pounds to one, and sin pounds each to two
others ; and be had heard that the whole amount of charitable
disbursements to freemen, widows, and others, du not exceed LOOM. per
annum, so that in the absence of that information. which they have re-
fused to fungal', we have n alternative, but to draw the obvious con-
clusion, that the residue of our enormous income is dissipated at the
banquet table, or in some way to which concealment is more congenial
than light. He concluded a long and able speech,. by moving the fist
resolution.

Mr. Deputy Ponce seconded the resolution, which • was carried unit.
nintoudj. (For the ressiadoes see another part of out Piper.)
Mr. MACHIIf, in proposing the second • melution, said, he presumed
that not one individual present could tell how the immense patronage of
the Company is used, or bow appropriated ; but if they %amine the
whole tenor of the conduct of these ladling% a ready answer would be
found. What are the qualifications required to beam% a member of this
faction, this family compact, this self elected just; ? He must be of
high Tparpoiltics, and a strict member of the Church of England. He
must to
himselfsupport things u they are, end in no way sag.
gest any thing by way of improvement; in this way he Must be con-
tent to go bound hand and foot into their society, and suffer the little
Junes of that self-elected body, to rule as in their judgment they may
41 think Sc. Good GOD I %Ale th louses to be endured ? lea ma's po. 1
tided petnefples to be a bar his filling en honourable sedan ? ',
la lds tangle% erecterectto be . . to by men who have saircely anv 1
weed dads own ? and who, they have a creed. neva troubled them-
selves to enquire into its reasonableness. What ! when the legislature
bas wisely, and to is immortal honour, sunk• all dießnetions of creeds
into that pit from whence they emanated, and espied a free cause for
men of all sects and parties to fill the Idaho* elk% of the State. shall'
T and superstition dad aura% MU in the Yeathisity et Menthent 1
Talmo ? Away with it ! and let ell sea Nubile TM swept keen off
the thee of the earth. Let us look anent tan, eel' &Mem die wide ,
spend at Weed madmen.% see the noble egkitof wounds% whore'
sipal is pawing silently hens people topeeple deet Amer ; we ,
asst at ledividual et mejsedc poet and ieW Mien, wkot thee k ftmoo,
rearehing mewed. ami mely, with mpid amides, dissendsadag
then
whim em the eut of men, and atheralesieg them to search after
=ridduets* end Tamed kre is-it ether the power d
operating the fasedost ot* manA ? Ho belled his armee* with
plemore ; be peeled him with delight, and be was certain that the day
was not far distant, when a great revolution or renovation will be made,
both in March and State; and all men, notwithstanding the dogmas
of schools and the craft of priests, will see the propriety, as well as the
advantages, of strictly adhering to that golden rule, which iscukstes
that we should do unto others as we would have them do unto us. But
as regards the ptuat government of our Company, we complain, that
bating been admitted full brothers of this fraternity, and duly swags to
*beeves its laws, and keep its seeress, we are kept in total ignorance of
these laws, deprived of every information of the dbleusemeet of our
own fands. and every application made to acquire such knowledge, is
spurned with contempt. We complain that the rulers el this fraternity
are self.elected, fathers appointing eons, and those their kindied, in
direct violation of the Charter ; thus ferrates a family compel, op-
pressing the many for the aggrudiseneot et dm few. We complain
that the Merchant Tailors School, which was amended fee the beads of
the fraternity, is vilely perverted, Inasmuch is tke thilemdty have no
advantage whatever over others who have se eleinaties with the so.
defy, save tad except a few, who by Welding ef the eilkieemil, I
may aid even these are not esalled to the &NM of the
• , bet given to indiscriminate ibusethes. The dear
Cawley k thmemee, no less than a Behterri et
W
visiacitt • mmeles,
ohnof most surgeMelle IMMO. 19=gt
st J's Oohed, ass in Ink gift, and we
emegbk this immense patrCollege, on age le mods use at be political pem.
=Mid slieregud of the ineesets of the frti and in dirges
at the Muter, by which they were y established.
We ompinin of the gross neglect of the oilers the Company, in
either esgleadeg to take seldom securities Mesa the Whose of its
efeablialmsene, a not deli acting upon she sogagensete they may have
so teken,at a die Funds of the soty have teen greatly red,
ad a delinquent has been rafted to wept. We eemplala
shut the km& of the society are not duly sad peep* ed.
Minieweed ; that the poor members are in =ay cases assent with eat.-
, , and that the miserable pittances are doled out to the dilemma"
as much iutsiewilable feeling as a herd hearted ehurdneaulen aim
gent bin mieuable•glileto the poor. And we complain, that obis the
rain ass strictly adhering tor the letter of the will of the diem*
thesthopany, they are entirely regardless of the spirit; and the Awe
Ike podgy are genera* timely squandered away ia splendid Inman.
glesstal banquets, given to individuals who have ne cenneedon what.
war with the ca or en even contributors to its realarees. He
concluded by tla mend revelation.
Mr. Roux the nsoludoo, which was deeded tenenimeusly.
Mr. Holism, said, he rose to propose that a cemmileve &said be
formed : he was flatly Impressed with the *ties of the diet of the
livery; and In promenhig himself as ea esedate, to waist with the
names be wee sheet to he &mid Ad peat *aeon k milks
to the utmost Ohio in Melia the ames.
Mr. C. Revel., its secesdiaj dm Peedradera, mid he was depeed
by a ray crnslile body et lie bast humeri Ilempeen, to sty,
that althatilt they mild gm lad their riu areedoes, pet
they so much apparel the emilest of the omenimee, that thdr
money was mady-the moment a settled phis etesethet
Mt C. Fox Serre....Allow me to sheywo in g. to yaw
apt
ado the pewee resolution, that if as our *ha has just derived;
is worth two pressed men, what Meet he the twit of die
pedmaes, who not only hes volunteered hie artiest, but who bee elm
s* Moth time, trouble, and money, to our amines cause, nee
litglisfint be hod given any public Wmadon either vilest, though, eth.
We mane be Ina setplthg, he securing our rights and his %nom.
lima our friend& Mr. Franks, your able and edema seereiary ; with
whim all these measures have originated, and by whose active metier.
mid dkep research into corporate laws madly, and our own in poo
dealer; has rendered most important' savings to us, and die mew
vanity at large. I propose that our ermine thanks be glom
to our worthy Secretary. for We able, aides, and sell thin.
Isiseled conduct, throughout the whole of them met hapiease pe.
resolution was seconded by Mr. Deputy Pint, and =Med
aly.
Mr. R. Fluxes, in returning thanks, sated, that the Court
wen determined to resist the productioa of their Bye Laws and
Charters ; for his own part be considered their obstinacy a proof
of their weakness ; an 4 doubtless, when they were compelled
to produce than, thaeznould petition, lOW the manner of the
Lord Mayor aad A of Leedom. who rarely requested'
King Chubs I GC (State Trials, doubtful, to allow them the insayeetadon
of their own harters, and where such meaning as they
should pat upon. it. to be allowable." The dourr, lilt the
Ma, tame Ms periodical tune, and its members, after serving dike,
egek as Councilkes or Assistants, returning, is due des, to
t e the exclusion of the elder and more respectable pert
et the bethethood • no plea can be brozS famed to juedfy. this
es duet, on the paled of Members net eligiSle by date fat As-
*tams, for at the present mentenc, upwards My ars aide limeys's
than any of the present self.esosdtuted Court, and essay respeetuble.
ruts are worth a multitude of words, he
_there
athey would, perceive entering the huddle
of the Ist, id, sad id house ,von
healthy ; and they had, alikeness.%
on the Court, a Mr. Thompson, sew. a. Mr. Theraprea, jeer. aid a lir.
Thompeartaloor i who appeared to determined peyote.* the sommeem
by elating
_Mr. Palmate, Mr.:Thompeon's eass.in-law, en the Curt;
they had Aid. Atkins and son' and Mr. Styes and Ace, and Moons.
Odes and Wm. Child and their retains ; they bed four Aldermen,
members of the corporation, and they knew that earporatien and cor-
ruption were synonimous terms. He had before him a lint of the Pi- I.
nonce Coeuriltree which, he would Maar. and amid prove that their
funds are eenfrolled by slily hue or eve voices; first, there were
; theft very distant relies, whe amid set attend Sem that dram.
stance, one at Du ens at Batik sad we at Canterbury ; three
relatives, and three A ermea, who dearly like the same state at
*logs ; one court descendant, and one Member of Parliament, thus
they might essay receive that their fandr were likely le be very
well sanded to. Tim Qum ales assithe die right of eleeties ho.
Donn members; and ite would tell them wit* theme bowie= was s
they lid the Earl of Hideo and the he of Waive% Si
Arbon Peel, Ofteni Carr, Lord aaas lard ffithealthr the t
Matra of emedeu, and a 111 r. Campbek—a polity too to add
to the infallible, who wish le prey ape the lame and
Asher f
The gentleman who had spoken se elefernt4, aid with se node fel.
tl fee our dierreMed brethren,statedibm km se, &rumor throymes
Materable pittances doled est to them, be was middles, fel out of
311 Liverymen!, there were any two pensisesese, oaf eeseivieg 36. per '
ureter. and the ohm Ilk has if any pony em de Cues hosaue peer, t
they cloths them in raiment sad line lime, and glee a baulked pounds'
La year, and sometimes more; yea these are bestirs,. By the oath ad.
ministered to every Uvornan en his admission, he is sworn that be will

not withhold himself" from the feast at Midsummer, hoiden at the hall,
because you would not bear office, dtc. of master and warden" this shews
that the livery ought to be summoned; sad be would ask any of
those now present, whether they ever had any- sodas to attend these
meetings. (Cries of No, never.') Them appemairdso a strange fall-
ing off in the revenue of the Compas, as far as Its had been able to
ascertain, although he would not pledge himself fee its positive accu-
racy, as they mast be well aware tithe d of access to a know-
ledge of tho accounts. By litrype's History of London, we learn, that
ht 1702, this worshipful 'Company gave to the poor brethren 2,0001.
annually ; Allen says, " in 1812 they gave 31001" but by the great-
est exertion he had made, he could only hear of 1,2001 or,
1,3001. as Mr. Machin said, " being doled out' to poor un-
fortunate brethren, while the select few are revelling in luxury. The
raising of the livery-fine has been very injurious to the interests of the
Company ; during Tosadale's clerkship, from 18W to 1821, 136 mem.
hers were admitted as Liverymen, which raised a sum equal to
7.7381. Bs. the fine being 561. 18s. ; but sine! 801. tie. has bee
levied, only fifty-nine members have taken their livery during the
last tea years. consequently, there has been a deficiency of 3 0001. under
the head of livery- ,in the same speed time. He, would m t
detain them longer than to mention an anecdote, that would prove
how these men reason. He called at the Ulf list July, and requested
as a favour, that be might be made •acquainted with the Company's
property, as he had been 'some time on the livery. The clerk
(Mr. De Mole) after some conversation,. sabli. the Livery had no
right to have a knowledge of their fedi ; and* that it was as
reasonable for me (provided he asked me to dine at his table) to
say, after I had enjoyed myself, now, sir, I win compel you to show
me from whence you obtain your funds to previa your entertainments.
So meth for analogy! Oor case being that el men who purchase into
a general benefit society, for future advantage. He requested them to
accept his sincere thanks, and believe that lie would at all times endea-
vour to deserve their esteem.

The Cmatamax rose sad stated, that a list for ambsesiptiona was
on the able, and any gentleman who' fek dhpesed to assist, would
please to enter his name; they were net se desirous of large sums, so
much as they were of • it was to relents themselves hey
sought, and he had nollou of tit:result.
A great number of gentlemen subscribed; with premises of further
support
vote necessary.
Aof thanks was unanimusly passed to the chairman, for his
gentlemanly conduct.
Mr hionstax, in returning thanks, stated bow much pleasure be
Mt at the result of this Meeting, and wtioalml# urged the brethren
use their Alms to being their Mindsferw acrd, to support se Odom
and so just acme,.
%ft} the appobtment of baskets to receive adieceiptions, the meeting
separated.
We have widget witesesed at a public meeting es pates unanimity
eibendoest, die who elite eseepmy appeared leapt mit is the cause ;
and not at say do* sloilimust mods by des spasm was there the
slightest disappediadom hied, woe all pablle ssossabitte PO orderly,
and so unanimous epee Wm. it would be 41111Mity a coup de Bruin.

Newmarket, Wednesday Night.
Mateb, 11111 soma 6. R. T. Y. C.
Sir M. Wood's Bait Baba, ast. 71b. best Mr. Ooddard's Sle'c!.
Book, 7st. by a band, after a fine race ; ti to 4 on the winner.

Handicap Plate of-NL A. F.
Duke of Richmond's Wandering Boy walked over.
Sabscriptkin Plate of 801. 2 yrs, Est. 71b. and 3 yrs, Bs. bib.
T. Y. C.
_Tbe winner to be sold far 330 guineas.

Mr. Pays's% TEA, I re.
A dead heat fee the emend place between Colonel Wilson's c. by
Tirades, out of &bawls. 2 yrs, and Mr. Forth's f. by Emilius, d. Ly
Scud or Pioneer, 2 yes. Mr. Clark's Taglioni was placed fourth.
The following aho stayed :
Lord Exeter's Red Rover, 3 yrs.
Mr. Peyote. c. by Sultan, oat of Asprda, 2 yrs.
Mr. Famall's c. by Fipro, d. by Dick Andress, 3 yrs.
Mr. Goddard's Bobbinette, 2 yrs (carried est. 1 lib )
Betting-6 to kept Togliatti, ato 2 apt Turk. Ito 1 agst Red
by a length
Rover, to Ito
dam, and 7 to i apt Forth's. Woo cleverly
.
Match. 50 sows, h. R. First half of Ab. 31
Colonel Russell's L by Mustachio, out of throws, Ist. 31b. (rode by
Robinson), beat Lord Orford's c. by Middleton, out a Bartonia, Stt.
71b. by a kerb. _ _

Match, 100 sere, h. ft. T. Y. C.
Mr. Thonstill's Crutch, list. 71b. received forfeit from Mr. tiulley's
f. by Wrangler, out of Charlotte, list. 31b.
After ear account of the betting was seat off this morning, tiro or
three changes took place, Colwiek backed et IS to I, Cressida,
Pastille, and Filagree, at 25 to I each, the Cressida colt having plenty
'a/ backers. The offers on the Oaks closed at Bto I apt oxygen. and
66 to 1 apt Circassian.
The Audley Rod Stakes (Friday).
The Mrs, As. this evening dosed as follows —Colloid. 6 yrs ;
Merchant, 4 yrs; Carlow, 6 yrs; Coventry, 3 yr. ; Oppidan, 3 Yrs
zßindoo, 4 yrs; Dem, 3 yrs ; Lueeua, 4 yrs ; Christina, 3 yrs ;
The t
Alhert,ai match fee Friday was made this *emirs, 100 sous b ti
D. M. Bask Merchant Set.
Aa inquest was bald this morning ea the body of Albion Smith,
lip. whom melancholy death we mentioned yesterday. Except a dear
lOW of inanity, nothing was adduced beyond what has already been
mod. A verdiu to that effect was Mused. The deceased was of a
highly respectable family at Swansea, not Aberystwith as before stated
Thursday Afternoon.
Aoadur fist day; the sport scanty, and entirely destitute of interest.
Resat emends are promised for tomorrow, eight races being already
moda. The chief ene-will be the Audlerood Stakes, always a great
betting race, for which the reights, &e. were aired as under
Duke of Rutland's Cend, 5 yrs, hot. 61b.
' Marquis of Worcester's Coulee, 6 yrs, het. lib.
Duke of Rutland's Oppidan, 5 yrs, &a. Sib.
Mr. Thornhill's Merchant, 6 yrs, Set. 111 b.
Lord Version's Albert, 3 pa, 7st. 71b.
Lord Orford's Circuitry, 3 yrs, 7.t. 71b.
Dr M. Weed's 1.410 4_ yrs, 94. lib.
Dubs
Haunter'. 3
's M 017,5. 764
4,re, Set. 101 b.
Mr.
Ma Gully's Domain, 3 pa, 7st. 41b.
Hin&o, mod have paid;
11=1 kr hO6 sovereigns eash, D. IL hes ham made between Lord
Willtaibrea Cordless, arryhoight
_l2ll>. sad Lord Chesterfield's ear.
Oft. 41b. to be tun Sim May. b. f.
'Ms wing ram were decided when we sent from the heath :
:10S Mattal weir's, h. ft. T.Y.C.
Lord Chesterfield's Set 71b
Mr. F. Mfilie Vilbeor, lot
***
Se 311;
Mash, Miliniefft. D.L. t each.
Sir M. Wood's Capeln •••
Lard Orilied's • • gee
11 up an theCZZa, who woe cleverly by a Mph.
Eundimp
Casale oat
's C Sweepsorea, of 10
Sot
31b sovereigns each, T.Y.C. etibeeribent.
R 3 pa,
.. I
Mr. Udney's e. by Tramp, 3 yrs, 7st Mb
Mr. Stanley's Glamorgan, 3 yrs, 7st 11D :s
Half a
Ths Nasals* Plate was not runk7rt ern mem /eh, but, from
the nature of the handleappiag, Gasp& was masidesed very likely
*to win.
COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DIBTORS.
The Maim of the Petition rod Schedules et the Priames hemanafter
named (the mess having been lid la the Court) are • se be
heard as the Court-House,in_pisL
the Im or no, Ina-lkids.
en Wednesday, the 17th• 111311, at Me o'clock in
mo&
16.1111!1*

... received
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, Joseph, lase of Little Cbsdate.street, Pfisrey.square.
buieher.
Lag, To
H, leaser IssWit" been lissiNsseass.
Gies, Moles, hu it Proxisonst, Ilissembery, -seississmo aid
sloped/sr.
Hatfield, John, late et Chapst.street, Pentoovilk, added. ad glom
maker.
Challenge, John, late endilLpend Benarbissy, mew
Whitehead, Philip, ism et Upper York-street, St. Nory.la-None,
%mewer, George, lege Belekkammed, Lambeth, Wet and shoe-
mak.
Hodson, lkiweed, hoe of Csenhill, telmeemist.
Webster, John, late of Nridge-sed, Lire, ifeelnitire, Lewis.
Whim*, oho, late of Oral Peter-street, %stabiles, Mohr, sue.
dower, appraiser, and andestaker.
Chant, Sasso, late of No. tit Union-place, New.end, Beggar's Park,
widow, out of badness.
Animal:. George,
&at dy km of Debate's Tama, Nev.soset, Newiarma,
brie/es
Grant, Youoplastererihusbend. /ate of No. la,
.Pkbetreet, Charlene.
toast, Mumma/ware, saddler and hernese.makm.
la
Cumin, Ja
and mes, late it N. 8, New booyesd, Tetteohem-emartogati.
bourer lodging
Peckham, Martha, lerst=ell! Cortege, mar Cobham, Surrey.
widow.

Mr. Brougham, ea tie het eight if the Seiniese, rWi-
keeled, with sulcitable last, the abyss** et the soh* selli *OW
to be lakes by Kaden er the lesielseue, sod ail public fees.
demise, 6..10 II telleutble eadieseme, pies tie eh.
possible even at the Paseo*: er his flirty frokriaeleltß. to: go • •
sbeseu The We teetelag er a asw harm es, imam a sew
priseme. heasiable epprmareaviV eirbre gallon's./ eV }fie
okunabse, et et at lost dear, if *IC be re
leaaiiird of aseamee e err to .tie t tan
hes gives s nuke epee the subject, sad we MISS that the result
will be that whit Is celled at MN; ia matt led is orsteept, " the
lees lath," will be Ease away with eltegeber.—Berehl.