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It FALNIONTII, MAY 9.—Wharf variable R. to S.—Arrived the
Siiiesos, from St. Michael's, in le days; and Ms Ma:
'alert's brig Itacatioase, fiats a misc.—Sailed the Sally, S •
ivies, for Plymouth.; and chic Majesty's cutter ScnamoN' for
mope-41e following packets are in the /toads :—The Stanenera
pdr /*boo s Bakker, for-Use 'Mediterranean ' • Swiftlire, for •
Aleerlea ; Ind Marquis of Salisbury', fol the Brazils.—it wad-
Dred• Bssearoaa, not Sir J. BIRRITORIa, vrh6 arrived yesterdaf
le the fkozrzow Mater, Wont Bait.
PLVIONOTX, MAY 9..--Wind 14.N.Vir.Arrived the Jane;
Casa, fro& St. Michael's, for utters.
rownwortu' Mar 10.--;Wilid Sodtberijr.--Arrilied the
Emma, Ram, from Leghorn, last ftinn Plymouth.—Sailed the
Thornily Wersetnis, for the Cape of. Goad Hope; Cossack;
Newau., Air Copenhagen; Four Bs others, and Eleanore, foe
Dantaic. .
peat., Mat 101—*and S.—Came down from the River lasi
night and sailed. the TkaUa Hato, for V, adras and Bengal;
Lusitania, Graions, for Oporto; Stakesly, Jointsarr, for Que.
hec ; Betsey, Henson, for Messina • Alice Matas, for Tens-riffe; Elizabeth Hill, WARD, for Sierra Leone; Harriet, Cu,.'
Mak, for Miramidd. Also tb.day, and most of them sailed, the •
Wellington, BRYANT, for Van Dienun's Land; Hebe, Bacta
mouse, for tuebee ; Susan, .Cutne, for Alexandria; and Briton,
Ciumnott, fur Smyrna. Arrived and sailed for the River, die
Perseverance, TAYLOR, from the Cape of. Good Hope.
Cusrom.House, MAY 10.—Entered Inwards :—The Lord
&dmouth, from the Mauritius ; Ardent, and Factor, from Bel:
fast.--Entered Outwards :—The Mars; for Baltimore • Spring,
for Stettin ; Esther, for Dublin; Packet, for New. York% Geor:
giana, for Berbice; Catherine, for Lima ; and the Sincerity, for
Guernsey.—Cleared Outwards :—The Niartin, for Eisineur
Susanna, for Dublin ; Sisters, for Demerara ; Alexander, tot the
Isle of France • Euphemia, for Buenos Ayres; Prince Regents
for India ; and the Scotia, for Archangel._

LONDON. •
lIATUIDAY. MAY WIMP/. -
/ STOCK EXCHANGE,' TinLiVit'O'CLOCI: •
There livery Little lieetiaties in the Moods dila morning, and
scarcely any business doing up to this hear. The general topic
of conrenadan in the Oty Is mar/ft the Mew Ltlaa, and
the well informed give it as their opiates thee the South Sea
Company will certainly be the Contractors, in Tdesday !seat.
We understand that up to last night not mite than ‘lllo,o6ltt
bad been subscribed en their books. Cassels are 7114 fer die
Account, and 714 for Money. • .
FOLZION Feees.—Searcely any business is doing this morning
in the above Funds :--Spanish, Old, 62k, ex. dlr. New, 6$ td
oh, ex. div. Prussian, OS* ; Danish, edj to 85 ; Neapolitan,
gel ; Columbian, Old, 10i, ex. di•. New ditto, Nib, ex. die.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.

• Within the last hour there hu been much bustle on 'Change,
and a great difference of opinion seems to prevail, as to the South
Sea Company being able to undertake the Loan. The amount
of the subscriptions at the South Sea Company's; alp to this
hour, is stated to be about 5500,000 or .F 600,000. The Bank
is stated as likely to take the Contract, in the event of its bring
refused by the South Sea Company. The Market has in con-
sequence improved-78i t.
Mr. Hue has made a communication at the Stock Exchange,'
stating, that those persons who dissented from the plan of ex-
changing their 5 per Cents. may have their money any day pre-
vious to July, by transferring their Stock to the Commissioners,
and receiving interest up to the day of transfer.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 268 A-3 per Ceqt. Reduced 7714
S pe Cent. Consols 781 14 34
4 per Ct. 9414 3/8-5 per Ct. Navy 1021/810214
Bank Long Annuities 19% 11-16
India Bonds, 5Ss. 555. prem.
Exchequer Rills of £l,OOO, 2s. pre. ls. dis.
Do. Small2s. 4s. pr.—Cons. for Act. 783/4 Vs 3/4.

Yesterday the Earl of Livaaroot and the Marquis of Lannon.
MUT bad audiences of the Knos. _ _

The Duke of Yalta arrived in town yesterday from New-
market. His Royal Highness afterwards transacted business, as
Cemmander-in Chief, at the /4rse Guards. The Royal Duke
did not hold a Levee himself, but Vir Hitaaaat TArtoa, his High-
nesa's Militaty Secretary, did.
Yesterday Mr. SyLvcrraa, the King's Messenger, arrived is
town with dispatches from the Hague.
The Prince and Princess of Dixsusaa are etpected in toren
this evening, and Warwick House has been got in complete
readiness for their reception.
The Loan Cnareressoa of Ireland has appointid Sir Bss.rawnt
Butomszetn to be a Justice of Peace for the County of Tipperary.
Wednesday was married, at Woodchester church, the Karl of
Damon to the Hon. Miss Motevou, eldest daughter of the Right
Hon. Lord Ducts.
DIA= or me AIiCUBMIOP or CASMILL—Monday evenirigi
at seven o'clock, expired, in Rutland-square, Dublin, his Grace
the Archbishop Of Cassino.. His Grace was consecrated Lord
Bishop of Clonfert in 1795. In the year following he was trans-
lated to the See of Kihnore, and in 1801, he Was preferred to the
Archdiocese. of Cashell.—lt is reported that the Bishop of
RAI'NOE will succeed to the Archbishopsick of trathel, and Dri
Bizarr, first Chaplain to the LORI, LIEUTENANT, will then obtain
the vacant See. Dr. Bum., by his consecration, will vacate the
Chancellorship of Armagh, in that Diocese, and the Arch.
deaconry of Ross.
It is a remarkable circumstance, that the Archbishop of Al-
MACH, Primate of Ireland, and the Archbishop of CASES!, both
died on the same day. The*patronage thus given to Ministers
is very considerable, as the Irish *Sees are even more lucrative
than these in England.
On the 29th ult. died, in the 73d year of his age, astern
Lames, Faq. fifty-five years an °Stet on the Crown side of the
Court of King's Bench, Westminster, and of the Crown Office,
Inner Temple.
On the 13th October, died, at Bombay, at the house of Alex-
ander Bell, Esq. Member of Council, Thomas Morris Keate,
Faq. Judge and Magistrate of Surat.
Mr. Ai.exatanza, the Ventriloquist, anxious to testify, in the
only way competent to him to do so, the deep sense of gratitude
he feels for the patronage he has received since his arrival in this
country, proposes to give, on Wednesday next, at the Adelphi
l'h!atre, a performance, the entire profits of which will be de.
voted to the Fund raising for the relief of the distressed Irish.
In the Court of King'a Bench, on Thursday, John Moore, con.
victed of having obstructed a Custom-house Officer in the exe-
cution of his duty, at Dover, in October last, was sentenced to
pay a fine of £lO, and to enter into recognizances for his good
behaviour for three years, himself in the sum of a 50, and two
sureties in £2O each.
hart and Worthington, convicted at the Maidstone Assizes of
having tarred and feat hered,and otherwise ill-treated ,two Revenue
Officers, were sentenced (Worthington) to be imprisoned in the '
House of Correction at Maidstone for two years, to pay a fine
of £5O, and give security for five years, himself in the sum of
£lOO, and two sureties in £5O each. The other defendant
(John Hart) to be imprisoned for a year and a half in the jail
at Maidstone, to pay a fine of £5O, and enter into similar

What a striking contrast does the promptitude and
►iberality of the British Public form to the tardy par-
simony of Ministers respecting Ireland ! Last night
the subject was brought before the House of Lords
by the Earl of DARNLEY, with a view to learn what
had been done by Ministers for our suffering brethren
in that country. Lord Live:moor, vaguely observed
that measures had been taken for their relief, though
when or to what extent was not stated. Earl GREY
animadverted strongly on the easy indifference dis-
played by Ministers on an occasion of such alarming
distress : " What a picture," he exclaimed, " of a
Government ! H.andreds and thousands of the popu-
lation of Ireland dying in the streets and highways for
want of food in the midst of plenty 1" The Earl of
LAUDERDALE said it was evident that the relief was not
afforded in time, especially with regard to seed, which
Ministers ought to have known was long since required,

—The Earl of BLISINTON bore evidence to the extent
of the distress, and stated, that the number of per-
sons, in different Baronies and Parishes, who were
actually in a state of starvation, amounted altogether,
according to the accounts from different sources, to
48,0001 Forty-eight thousand persons in a state of
starvation, and Ministers so indifferent, that Lord
LIVERPOOL does not even recollect when anything
was done, only that " some weeks since relief was
afforded, in money, to purchase food!" Now, let
us " look on this picture, and on that." On Tues-
day a Meeting was held in the City, for the relief of
the Irish, and such has been the prompt and sponta-
neous benevolence of the British Public in the Me-
tropolis, that nearly E 20,000 have been subscribed
in four days, and the list is rapidly augmenting.—
The application of this fund to the relief of the un-
happy sufferers, has been as prompt as its formation;
nearly 0000 having been forwarded to the Counties
of Clare, Limerick, Mayo, Galway, and Kerry. The
respectability of the Gentlemen who form the Com-
mittee is such, that no individual need hesitate sub-
scribing, for fear of one shilling of the money being
misapplied.

recognizance,.
AFRICAN lusriruriox.—The Duke of GLOCCRSTZII presided at
the Meeting yesterday. Mr. Mutat:nu read the Report, which
we are sorry to say confirms former statements of the infamous
traffic in slaves being still carried on by the French and other
nations, under different flags. Lord Cavrnoars, Lord NUOINT
Mr. BROUGHAM, Mr. Wmararoaca, and the Marquis of LGIA:
DONDIRRY, spoke In terms of just reprobation of this inhuman
traffic. A Resolution, moved by the Noble Marquis and seconded
by Mr. Wmaxavoaca, was carried unanimously. It was to the
following effect :—" That this Meeting lamented that the waffle.
was still carried on, and implored Government to use their ut-
most endeavours to have the Slave Trade declared Piracy by the
concurrent consent of all Nations."
Doan:G.—Tuesday evening a boxing match took place between
two seamen, named Bartlett and Peacock, natives of Dock, at
Cremill-Passage, near Plymouth, which lasted two hours and
58 minutes, during which time 72 rounds were fought. Bartlett
was blinded in one of his eyes, but otherwise did not appear to
be much injured. Peacock, though literally beaten to a mummy,
could not be persuaded to give in ; and at the close of the last
round, the combatants parted by mutual consent.
STATE OF THE ODDS ON TILE DERBY AND OAKS.
DCILBY.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday have arrived. Their con_
tents are more warlike than they have been for some time. An
article from the frontiers of Moldavia, dated April the 18th,
says--', Accounts from the Principalities state, that the princi-
pal forces of the Turks are assembling beyond the Danube.—
There artonly left in Moldavia and Wallachia the necessary troops
te lay waste the country in the event of war. The Turkish
Commanders have received orders to devastate everything at the
commencement of hostilities, and to withdraw from the other
side of the Danube. It appears also that the defensive prepara-
dons previously made in the two Principalities, had no other ob-
ject but to deceive the Russian Commanders. The Turks have
displayed much prudence and ability in lengthening the negocia-
t ions according to the advice of their good friends. Amongst the
ammunition arrived in Silistria are Congreve rockets. Two days
since, the report was generally circulated at Bucharest, that the
Porte had rejected, for the third time, the Russian ultimatum."
French Funds, May 13.-5 per Cents. 87f.110c.

7 to 2 apt Hampden 5 to 1 apt Mystic
4 to 1 apt Moses 11 to 1 apt Stamford
sto 1 apt Aquilina (taken) 17 to 1 agst Frolic (taken).
OA XS.
2to 1 apt Whizgig (taken) I Bto 1 apt Cat
5 to 2 apt Pastille
ACCIDENT AT CHESTER RACES.
FU ILI% t 1 PARTICULARS.

Monday afternoon, an accident of a serious nature occurred
on the,Chester Race.cunrse. During the race for the Produce
Stakes, when the horses just passed the coming-in chair, in the
second time round the course, and facing the gate through
which cattle usually pass, owing to some imperfection in the
ground, probably caused by the cattle, and not before obseryeds
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn's bay filly fell. Mr. ytton's,
Mr. Houldsworth's, and rarl Grosvenor's horses immediately
following, each fell over her, and all four lay on the ground
together. The jockey who rode Sir Wnt. Wynn's horse, which
was hindmost, had just time enough to turn kis horse, so as
to pass his prostrate competitors by which means he saved
his distance as well as his neck. We wish we could say ae
snuck for poor W. Dunn, who rode Mr. Mytton's colt : in fall-
ing the colt rose over him, and bruised him so severely the,
he was carded off the ground insensible to the Coach and
Horses Inn, where he lingered until Tuesday evening, be.,
tween three and four o'clock, when be expired. Ills body wee
removed from the city in a hearse on Thursday afternoon.—
Dunn was esteemed one of the best jockeys on the course, and his
loss will be Much felt blible. Hylton, of wbose_stud he had the

At a late hour this forenoon we received a German Mail,
bringing Frankfort Papers to the Sib instant. It is stated in an
article from the frontiers of Russia, that Prince Sumo,
on his arrival in Russia, was reminded that Ma stay could only
be temporary, and that as soon as his business and family ar-
rangements were &liaised, be received orders to depart. This
article, which is a sort of justlication of the policy of Russia
against some remarks on it in the German Papers, denies that a
corps of lletarists has been formed in Russia, although an asy-
lum has been afforded to the unfortunate persons wholad escaped
the destruction of the corps of Prince Yrsuravt.
One of these Papers contains a letter from the Nazism Ali,
written previous to the insurrection of the Greeks: but stating
that a conspiracy was on foot for shaking off the Ottoman yoke
And erecting the Island: of the Ryan Sea into a Republic.

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reIsOCIL . unn, for Plymouth.; and chi*: Majesty's cutter SCORPION for
morning. and ditto.—The following packets are in the Roads :—The Stan:sera k t
for Lisbon I Mau, for-the Telediterraneen • Swlftinie, for -
general topic l - i
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carge. But Ms race is run. NI, bile •Iyins at the tee
Mr. Mytton paid him every possible attention, and espsessasi
his intention of making some provision for his widow and name.
rots small badly. The colt rode by Dunn vies a good deal cut, •
but tiwtotber jockeys anti their horses were not materially injured,