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London, England, 1814-04-13 00:00:00

COVE OF CORK, APRIL 8.

The North American and Newfoundland fleet is
now unmoor ing, and will immediately proceed to sea.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

Surveillant, for the Orden in Council, to-morrow, at 3, Brick-
court, Temple ; recall-d'l uesdats and Thursdays.
WOlveritie, fur the French lugger No. Mil, on board, on Fri-
day; and Tartarug, fur the Eliza, nil Saturday, at 42, St. Mary's-
street, Portsmouth, where they will be both reralkd on Thurs-
days and Saturdays.
Orestes, fur the Harvest Ind Ann, on board, nn friday ; re-
called 'Tuesdays and Fridays, at 23, Norfolk street, Strand.
Satellite. far tin Rebucca, the 19th inst. at le, John-street,
Adeliki; recalled '1 atfidays and Thursdays.

HASTINGS, A PRILTI
7tikelvbitantjamilaimet of Idafrengi,
view to Celebrate and commemmiste the recent glo-
rious successes of our Allies and to do every bottour
to our ,Allied Sovereigns triumphal entry into Paris,
for the most fortunate events.of the restoration of the
Bovaioxs to the Throne of l'r:lnce, as well as to a
brave Nation, emancipated and liberated from the
,yoke of tyranny and oppression, by the complete sub-
jugation and resignation of the dastardly tyr.tiit Bo-
NAYAItrZ. whose ambition led him to suppose he might
hare conquered the whole world, now humbled and
obliged to reside at a small territory shut out from
society, inflicted as a p*ishraent by DIVINE Pitovt-
osatce to affiird him mote leisure to brood over his
crimes and adverse fortune, that he may die a more
painflal and lingering death, have had a feu-de-je7e
by a grand display of Fire-works—consisting of sky-
rockets, line-rockets, Roman candles, wheels ff dif-
ferent descriptions, flower pots, Ste. &c. The exhi-
bition commenced on Monday evening; about eight
o'clock, in presence of many spectators contiguous to
the Marine Board, by a salute_ from a Maroon bat-
tery, and terminated with the conflagration and illu-
minations from twenty tar barrels, arranged and
placed at well-directed distances on the beach and
sands, surrounded by groups of boys, producing a very
pleasing effect ; and the fascinating appearance et
the tames from the windows of their apartments,
one of whom was beard to play God save the King,
and Rule Britannia, with exquisite taste, judgment,
and execution, with huzzas and enthusiastic accla-
mations from a happy, loyal, and patriotic people,
added life and gaiety to the scene.
P.S. Our bells are still ringing—flags are flying,
an two French fishing-boats have appeared in sight
with the Bourbon insignia.

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IMPROMPTU.
ON READING BONAPARTE'S ABDICATION Of MS THRONE, AND
IiaI.OIIOPOSIII TO TNL ISLAND OW LUBA.
Little Nap biome
Is up in a corner,
Dreading a doleful doom ;
He, who gave t'other day
Whole kingdoms away,
Now, is glad to get Lhia geom.
Gravesend, April 11, 1814.

When we see, that the Republic of France, which
vowed eternal hatred to Monarchy, made no less than j
one Emperor and three Kings out of the same family
of Upstarts, what greater proof can we have, that
your Republic is a might ceder of Kings-.and of
what sort ?—of fellows aQgtiing a Lawful title, but
of Tyrants, in fact ;—of men, whose tyranny is abso-
lutely a a blessing and uifigaige from the hor-
rors of a Revolutionar,y Republics Such was BONA..
PARTE. Never let it be forgotten, that France, under
his Government, full of misery as it was, was an
mustily Paradise, in comparison to Revolutionary
France from 1789 to 1799.
Although it became absolutely necessary to raise
the Prices of the Tickets and Shares in the present
Lottery, yet the Contractors voluntarily gave a
Week's Notice to the Public, in order that all per-
sona miglis wave an opportunity of purchal ig at the
lifflprifoodimi Om takes place on Monday next.
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*winos, APRIL 18.
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_, The lanstex had a party last evening of the.nobL
lity and persons of distinction, to j sot 31t the general
'rejoicings of the country i among the i.epsp ,ay in.•
vited was General TAYLOR; who had Inv arrived
from abroad. The towns of Windsor and Et'n were
one blaze of tight, and great numbers, 4 well as the
military, wearing white cockades. The joyous scene
was considerably enliVened by the baits 21 the sth
Regiment and the West Kent Militia,
_Olin ie
diGrentdirectioss of bath towns 4, the Downlal
Paris," &c. with soldiers dancing before them.

SPORDING INTELLIGLATE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 11114.
*fUZSDAY, APRIL AIL
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. tie. 71b. each. R. M.
Mr. Dundas's c. Liberator . ,-- I
Lord Rouss Pythagoras, by Quiz, out of Cobbea 2
Mr. Vansittart's brother to Burleigh • • fl
6 to 4 on the brother to Burleigh.
Sir C. Banbury's Smolensk° beat Mr. Best's Tile; eft. 71$.
each. A. F. 200 gs. h. ft.-2 to 1 apt Smolensk°.
Sweepstakes of 200ga. each, b. ft. colts, Bet Sib fifties, In 211).
R. M.
Mr. Wilson's Talleyrand, brother to Shuttle Pope
Mr. Craven's Grand Turk, by Seine, out of Captarl dam •
6 eo 4 on Talleyrand.
Sweepstakes of 100 s. each, h. ft. rising S years old, 94t. Ipr
each. R. M.
Lord Lowther's b. c. Belle silk, by Sorcerer, out of 2461112b5i -
grey Precipitate mare
Duke of Rutland's c. Kutusoff, by Wasp, oat of Rival
Mr. Vansittart's brother to Butiagh - •
Sir J. Shelly's o. by Walton, ou: of Spitfire •
. 2tol on Belleville.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for the main of Mani
covered in 1610 ; colts, list. 311/.llties, 44.11111. D. M.
Lord SUffield's c. Little Tusk, by Selim, out of Aieitios
Sir J. Shelley': 1. Vittoria, by orceet -
Lord Routs ch. c. Congreve, by Qu's. our of Squih's daM
5 t 0.2 agtt Little 'lurk —6 to 4 on Vittoria
Sweepstakes of 3008+. esels, h. ft. Sst. 61h. east. At
Duke of Rutland's ch. c. by Sebes, oat .f Penay-trempei I
Duke of Graftan's e. by Wasp„ out of Scan • $
6 to 4 on the Duke of Graftna's c.
Produce Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, k. rt. eons, eat. 315. flies
est. sib. Ah. M.
Lord Stawell's o. Blucher, by Waxy, oat of Peados
Sir J. Shelley's f. Vittoria, by Sorcerer •
4 to 1 on Blucher.
The Second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 30p. wish, h. h. D.l.
Mr. Batson's Dorus, 4 yrs oil, B,t. alb: 1
Mr. Hewett's Manuals, 4 yrs old. lit. 44b.
Lord Lowther's Aquarius, 4 yrs old, Sat. .51b..
Mr. Kellerntan's f. Ocyroe, by Sorcerer, out of Thalia, 3 yrs
old, 6st. 71b.
Mr. Payne's Crispin, 6 yss old, 9st. 41b.
The Maiden Stakes of 200 gs. h. ft for the produce of mares that
never bred a Mil.
Mr. Andrew's c. Robin Aden.; by Walton (walked over).

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ROYAL Hnse.—Monday A deer was turned bat,
which'ran with great speed towards South.hill Park,
by the edge of the Forest, where he Mixed with a herd
of forest deer ; hut being, after some time, singled out
by the dogs, he went off across the heath towards
Winkfield, crossed the plain, through the woods to.
wards Surley.h all, Iliad near Clewer.hill he crossed the
Thames; when the hounds were called off, and they
passed through Windsor and Eton, and renewed the
chace in the meadows to the left of Emu College,
thence through the inclosures to Dropmore-hall,dowa
Hedral-hill towards Cookliam, and again crossed the
ater, when he was so much exhausted as to take
shelter in a Ironsg and WAS found in a closet by
b.tvks uttol iiitri in a barn tdlt OK
kyJnreiribved 1414 AUL
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Bi 4/1110 A hard-eontested pitched butler
fcught as Monday on Calthorpe-ridge, on the 1 .
dere Of Verts, between Jonathan Callon, farmer, att
Meltott, in the above county, and Harry Herbert, a
cattle-dealer, is a roped square of 25 feet. The match
having been made more than Ore* weeks, the ring
was surrounded by hundreds of horsemen, pedestrians,
&c.; and at one o'cleck Buckle brought in Callon,
followed by Jones, the other second, who led in Her-
bert. Iti the first round, which lasted tem minotes,
many Waging hits were exchanged, mostly about sise
bodq, without science, and Herbert went down. In
the three' subsequent rounds Callon maintained an
advantage by hitting rather strait at his adversary's
head with the left hand, when Herbert was rallying
at the body with the right, and which did execution
amongst novices. The men were terribly hie( after
fighting eight rounds in half an•htuir. In the ninth
round Callon got a rib staved, but his gluttony kept
him still the favourite, and he fought with much suc-
cess seven other rounds, when another hit on the sea-
der place gave victory to Herbert. Neither ware
able to walk off the ground.

Yesterday the Duke of You held his weekly Le•
vee at his Glace in the Horse Guards ; among those
who attended were Lord Rontsiv, General Larrit
who took leave on his leaving England, Colonel
ADAM, on his going to Cathlonia, Lieutenant Colonel
Goan, on his return to England ; Lord Coast, Ge.
neral Hur.sz. General (Lwow), en his return to Eng.
land ; Brigadier General Wilson, General Bsznu.
Sir FLLIX AGAR, General GLA MAMBA, &c.
Yesterday the Grand Duchess of OinaolIVIU3M, at-
tended by her suite, paid a visit to the si.pet b hrewerr
et Messrs. Meta, Rem, and Co. wher4 she remained
two hours, inspecting every part of this immense
concern, and inquirog minutely into the whole
process. After which she partook of refreshments.—
Her Imperial Highness ascended to the top of the
ilding, and remained there full two hours. From
e brewhouse the Royal Duchess went to Leader's
coach-manufactory, where she inspected the different .
stages of building carriages, and ft out thence she pro.
ceedcd to Rundell and Bridge's, goldsmiths and
jewellers, on Ludgate-hill, where the Grand Duchess
appeared amazingly struck with the great variety and
immensely valuable stock of jewels, also the nume-
rous and superb services of plate. From this place
her Imperial Highness returned to Pulteney Hotel
about tour o'clock, and after dressing went to War.
wick House to pap a visit to the Princess Cataas.orre,
' which continued for *bout an hour ; the Royal Du-
chess then returned again to Pulteney Hotel.

CORN MARKET, MARK- LANE. APRIL PS.
After we had obtained out report of the rate of the Corn
Trade in the early part of Menday's Market, there was a fur.
titer decline of 4s. per quarter upon Wheat, making a reduction
of We. per quarter from the pa lees of the previous Ittiti=l.
There being no demand this morning, 110 sake have been
but from the duU state of the Market, there lane dasttebutpen
dames were to be made on lower tams tbas on Mga* (tats
are heavy sa!e, and from Is. to its. per dint aide!,
Bans, and PC24, are dell *be et /dm, bukiag
dews.

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