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IROMDAT, Aram
Svreepstakes of 100 p each, k. ft. T. Y. CI
Mr. Payne's Onyx, 7st. itlb, - - • I
Mr. Wyndham 's brother to Mouse, est. Sib. • - 3
Mr. Craven's Pentagon, est. i 21b. • - - - g
4
Lora Roos Quizzer, Sm. pl. - . -
Roos
Si: to 4 agst brother to Mouse--4 to 2 apt Pcistagon-.4 to a .
agst Onyx.
Mr. Udny's Tibiae, Sit. 71b, beat Duke of Rutland's Sorcery.
est. 51b. R. M. Soogs.-6 to 5 and 5t04 on '►rußle.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. B. C.
Duke of Rutland's Grimalkin, Int. -
Mr. Hallett's Calebs,.est. - - . -
Mr. Blake's Sprigkrly, est. • - . - 3
Seven to 4 apt Colebs-1 to 4 and I to 1 apt Grimalkin-
-5 to 2 apt Sprightly. k
The King's Plate of 100 p for mares, 2 yr olds, est 41b.; 4 yr
olds, est. 41b.; 2 yr olds, 9st. both.; 6 yr olds aad aged, lost.
Last three milks of B. C.
Duke of Rutland's b. m. Sorcery, 5 yes old
. I
Lord SackvUle's ch. f. by Alexander the Great, 3 yrs old S
Mr. Lambron's cb. f. Miss Platow, 3 yrs old . • S
Mr. Blake'sb. f. Miss Whipthosig, 3 yrs old •• - 4
Major Wilson'sb. f. by brotber to Vivaldi, 3 yrs old - i
Mr. Wyndham's bL f. Thalestria, 4 yrs old - . 6
sto 4 apt Sorcery-7 to 4 apt Alexander 1111 y. •
TURIIDAY, APRIL U.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts, est. Sib. fillies, est. Ob.
D. M.
Mr. Andrew's c. Robin Adair, by Walton, out of Canidia I
Lord Itoos's cb. c. Congreve, by Quiz, out of Latimer', by
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Q to 1 on Congreve.
Lord F. Beztincies c. by Shuitle, dam by Sir Peter, out of a
sister to Tickle Toby, Ist. 71b. beat Mr. Neville's 1. by Young
Whiskey, dam by Alexander, Ist. 41b. T. Y. C. 100ga, b. ft.--a
6 to 4 on Lord V. Bentincles c.
The 200 gs. Stakes, a Subscription of 100 p. each, h. ft. colt*.
Set. 71b. fillies, sst. 41b. riging 2 yrs old. R. M.
Mr. Wyndham's b. c. by Sir Oliver out of Scotina • - I
Mr. Glover's ch. c. by Haphazard:dam by Buzzard...4llor
Ayer - - ... • 11
5 to 1 apt Mr. Wyndkam's b. c.-7 to 4 apt Mr. Olover's eh. c.
Twelve other* started, but the Judge could place only two.
The Billingbear Produce Stakes of iach. h. fc. colts,
M. 71b. and fillies, fist. slog',
R e .
M.
Lord Rous's ch. c. Araxes, by Quiz, out of Persepolis (both I
untried) - - -
Lord Suffield's c. Little Turk, by Scrim, out of Aquilino,
. (both untried) - - f
6 to 4 on Little Turk. .
ASO, by Subscription, for 4-yr-olds, 7st. 91b. S-yr-01d.., est, sib
6.yr-olds and aged, Sat. 71b. Last three miles of B. C.
Mr. Ladbroke's cis. la. Hamlet, 5 yr. old
Lord Foley's br. b. Mr. Teasdak, 6 yrs old -
Mr. Neville's b. c. Tooky, 4 yrs old - -
Mr. Dundas's r. h. Mountebank, 5 yes old
Mr. T. Peirse'sDon Rodrigo, 4 yrs old - - S
Sto 1 apt Hamlet-2 to 1 agst Mr. Teasdaie-3 to 1 apt
Touley.

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The Duke r:f YORK held a public day yesterday at
his Office in the Horse Guards, and saw a number of
Officers.
Lord Wit. Russer.z, who brought the dispatches
from the Marquis of WELLINGTON, called yesterday
at Carlton House to leave his respects to the PRINCE
REGENT.
Saturday morning the 2d battalion of the 93d Re-
giment, embarked from Gosport for America., many
others are expected to embark for the same place in
the course of the ensuing week.
The following is the answer of Lours XVIII. to
the Corporation of Dover :---" I thank you from my
heart for this affectionate address.—This being the
last town I shall be at in this country, I gig through
your persons to convey to the good people of Eng-
land, my very grateful thanks for the great kindness
and civilities I have unifo mly received from them.
and to assut e them it will ever be my study to pro.
mote the utmost cordiality between the two nations."
DRURY LANZTHEATRE.—Last night an Interlude,
called Intrigue, was performed, for the firs; time, at
this Theatre, and was rkeived with considerable ap-
plause. It is one of those petite Pieces which is not
expected to stand the test of criticism, but will. no
doubt, serve, at leass, the temporary purpose of the
Manager.
COVENT GARDEN.—•Mrs. JORDAN did not perform
last night, in consequence of her affliction at the se-
verely wounded state of her son, Captain Fitzes.a-
RENCI4 as reported in the Extraordinary Ganotte.-:•Miss
BOOTH sustained the character of Barbara in the new
Comedy. An apology was made for the absence of
Mr. ABBOT, who had met with a severe accident, and
Mr. VINING supported his character, at a very short
notice, with considerable effect.
Nut 1 U6SDAY the Lottery begins—the Scheme is
entirely new :—every Purchaser has a Chance for
the Prizes in Two Separate Lotteries.
THE MODERN P'OJARTHEUS.—PopuIar discussion
has recently been so much engaged on this highly in-
teresting, Coloured Engraving, thtt we have felt it
1 our duty to present our Readers with a descripi inn of
its subject :—Bona, represented as the modern
JusticeP overcha bineittowaithßocchek,scinalamllusinionwthoicEhlbthae.
legitimate Crown of the Bouttsows preponderates
in value over the visionary Cap of Revolutionary
(me th
stands is
Liberty : on her right hand she points the Confede-
rated Sword of Europe to the fallen Usurper, who is
writhing in agony, with his broken Crown at his feet,
and all the ensigns of his former power. His coun-
tenance is horribly depictive of despair ; and a vitt.
cure, in allusion to his conscience, is devouring his
heart. In another part of the Print, Peace and Plenty
are seen seated on a cloud, over the European quar-
ter of the Globe, scattering the treasures of the cor-
nucopian. We have never seen a subject better hand-
led: it is a credit to the Artist, Mr. CRUICKSHANK,
and fully entitles Mr. MARTIN to the liberal support
of the Public, who presents it, gratuitously, to pur-
chasers in the ensuing Lottery, at his Office, ComhilL
We have learned that several persons were on Tues-
day and Wednesday apprehended in the neighbGur.
hood of Carrickfergus, charged with treasonable and
seditious practices. However, we are happy to learn,
that of the persons apprehended, all of whom under-
went full examination, only two, viz. Robert TUNA-
ton and Joins Dunn, have been committed for trial, the
others having been discharged or admitted to bail.—
(Dublin Evening Pod.)

PAWN or S I 000 THIS DAY AT TWELVE cr.:Lts4:lll:
Reduced 666—Cone. 661 S—for W. 671 67
34 per Ct. 7 00-6 per Cent. Navy 99{ 94i—OnsnItuo, int
India Stock 196—Bonds, na Ws. paw.
Bank Long liana 14—Exchequer BiUs st. St. prem.

CORN Mi•--7.—.--r,fslialtlLß MARK-LANG, APRIL V.
We had very little fresh Wheat at Market to-day, the prices
of vableh article remain as on Monday. Barley is very heavy
sle, and full is. per quarter cheaper, having a good supply of
that grain and but few buyers. The arrival of Oats this warming
is vary consi
derable. and bloodars prices are not obtainable by
s. and 2*. per quarter, the demand being slick. In Pease lasso
sad other articles, no alteration.

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TORN LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALI'Y-OFFiCE, APRIL. 26.
Copy of a Letter from Cnrain Rainier, of his Majcet?4 ship
tiger, atttirewed to Vtec-Admiral and ireusudtted try
the lanet to John ‘t*ii,ou Cm:ter, 11....41:
lie Nlale*ty's .trip Niger, at Sea, January 6.
Stn—T acquaint ),nt for the initutuation of the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. that having
made the Wand rf S. Artonio yesterday morning,
Nr the purpose of cOrrecting• my longitude previous
to all•twing the ships parting, company, who were
bound to Nlaranarn, a strange sail was discovered
a-tread. I irninetrretely gave chace ; his Majesty's
ship Tagus in conipary. Jibe was soon made nut to
be a frigate, and we had the pleasure to find that we
were gaining upon her ; at dAylii4lit this rtiorcing we
were bit mole than a II: .12. And a half "distant i—at
htlf-past seven, they took in studaing sails and haul-
ed the wind on the starboard tack, finding-.• that we
had the advantage.bi.fore it. • •
The Tagus being to windward, "CXptain?ipon
was enabled to open his fire first, -.vhicla was.briskly
returned by the enemy,. who had hoisted French
cc4ours on the Tagus sbewing.hers.• After exchang-
ing a few broadsides, the French frigate tmain top.•
mast was shot away, which rendered her escape ini-
possible ; and as his Majesty's ship under my com-
mand was coming up, any further defence wool'
only have occasionel a useless sacrifice of Eves; they
fired a broadside and struck their colours.:
On taking possession she proved la Ceres, French
frigate,- of forty-tour guns, and tnree hundred and
twenty-four men, cr mmanded by Le Baron de Bou-
gainville, out one month from Brest on her first
cruise; she is only two years old, copper fastened,
and sails well. .
I should not do justice to the Baron if I omitted
stating that during the long and anxious chace (in
which we ran two hundred and thirtyoight miles),
his ship wasinanseuvred in a mas;erly style.
I have sent Mr. Manton, first of this ship, in charge
°Elbe prise, who is a deserving officer.-1 have, Stc.
(Signed) P. RAINIER, Captain.
To Vice-Admiral Dixon, Commander in Chief, Ere.
Rio Jeneirb.
Bk. iICRO PTCY SUPERSEDED.
loeiep* Is Buckley, late of 011hain Lancashire, cotton-spinner.
BANKRIIPTS.
MarlaWrigle, 'of Derby, mercer, draper, dealer and ehapsecur.in,
comm. utter May IS, 14, and June 7, at eleven, at the King's
Arms.Tavent, Derby. Attornies, Meurs. Allen! and Gylby,
11, Carlisle-street, Sabo, London i • or Mr. haat", Derby.
152°12114 barter, of Lime Regis. nOnenlilit.lnergant, dealer
and chapman, May 3,4, and June 7, at eleven, at the George
Inn, Axminster. Alto, nick Mr. Hugh Evans Fiche:, Lyme-
%tees -,or btr. Herbs, Stapie-lon, London. ' •
Jots la.e. of Crooked-lane, Loaton,enerebeat, Baty 7, 21, and
Jove 7, at twelve, a: Guildhall. Attornics,Mmus.Tonallusons,
Inow -'a. and faker. Coprliall-court.
Gunge** ..,-hire, of Fronts., Somerset, clothier, dealer aad chap-
asea,May t 7. in, and June 7, at eleven,' m the George Ina,
-lissalae. Anomie,. Mr Williams, Red I.ion-square, London;
. Or Mr. George Wisner, Fianre.
Pitedetelkorne, AriAet-couri,Threemortoe-street, London,
insurance-broker, dealer and Chapman, May 7, 21, and June 7,
(at ttireve,4o Gst,ldbath Anomie% Messat. Keeney and Spurr,
.N 0.116. iiislotputatc-street-witlaio.
/antes Partridge, of New Brent ford, parish of Hatrwell, Middle-
sex, viemal er. deafer and ehapman, Apri SO, May s, and June
.7; at sao of Guildhall. hear.l. blowileary,-No.-
. 14.14sed:sidnoSouthwark.
Thoasts Watts, of Whi,e's-iaml., Whitecross-aseet, Old-street-
road, %giddiest*, carpenter and Balkier, May 7, at one, May
17, Sod flow 7; St twelve, at GuddhalL Attorney, Mr. Now-
toot, Lyeses-kies
Thomas Ambnrse, of Shiers'-ban-court, London, wine sod por-
ter anechar,t, &Ayr and chapinan, May 7. 14, and June 7,
twelve, as Goddt.as. Atroeuies,Mestes. Hat and Parrett, as,
Ibreadneetileetteet, Lodes. -
William Bartymore, Itestbery, Berke common-brewer,
desire and drupe an, Mai La, 14, and June 7, at ate; at Guild-
bail, London. Ateounes, Jenkins, Janus, and Abbott,
Zio-S, New-Ints.
William Brett, of Nonvieb, liir or-Oseretsaut, May 4, t and
June 7, at foe% at the Wird-tick lan, Norwich. Attnrnies,
7144 Henry Hammer, blonde!, • or Benjamin Barnett, Esq. of
elsrharn-plate, Bieddriee-11;dge,.Loodon.
folieidt Foralick, of Dalby-'Terrace, City-Road. Middleur.l
' bePeler, dealer mod apenatt, May 7, in, and June 7, at .en,
at Gail: ch
Wail- Attorary, Mr. George Palmer, No. 10, Gray's.
inn-square.
Coomisloas dpted by the Lord Lieutenant. 13( the Cenuty of
sees.
Cornelius Kerorki.t, John Joilitle Tamil, and Carr Thomas
.Brackenbiary, burs. to be ntpety Litntenants.
Ist Regiment of Ease: Lod idieria.:

Rate Geese Posiickto be Lieutenant, Mae Geodes, resigned
lid Regiment.
Fatigue George Bea, and Thomas Rost to be Lieutenants.
Cononitansa Wood by the Lewd Lieutemot of the C.onitty, of
StaffoLk.
It& Eaters Regiment of Local Made.
nooses Sherlock Gooch. Esq. us be Limicenaot-Coloadl.Com-
snandant ; John Purcell. Req. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; lobo
Lord Reodlesham, and Edesund Jamey, req. to be Majors;
Wm. Woods Page, teibert Newton %awe, '!booms Pytches,
Sysoacte Horsey Kilderbee, George 'theme. fobs* Brand,
Henry Edwards. Idea Sum. Thomas Psge, sod JamesTstriser;
lbws to be equine ; Joshua Realwcil, ittfebard Brook, Wm.
Wbescoop. Abraham kook, Frat 9-14, Miles, John Wood,
Georg* Prior, James Efibiett, John Stow: and George Tiots-
son, ileum to be Lieutetosta; Lobo Mosby, Gast. to be
Ensign..
is Regiment of Loyal Solfellt Tamar icy Canby.
Mattson Edgar, Frey. to be Lieutetsast-Colonel; Jolla Meadows
Theobald, Esq. to br Maier; Waltant Frost and William
?cargoes F.iqrs. to be Capeaies• Joke Parkersos: De Carle,
• John Meadows Rodwell, Rohm; Cron, and George. ('labor.
Geom. to be Lieutenants; Wil4as Heber, Rabat Semen,
Thomas Simpson, Robert Taylor, and Jobs biday Coker,
Cutts. to be Cornets.
ist or Blything Troop.
George Woodcock. Gem. to be I.34oteutast, else Day, deceased;
Robert Mot, Gen. to be Cotner., trim Morgan, dee ateeele
NAVAL. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Rear Admiral the Than. C. b Fleming to command at Garai-
tar, in 'he moos of Rear Admiral Lester.
Ilse Hilo. Captain Blattesoed to be Captain of the beet which
takes the King of Frans to We datitiaions.
Ca tact Ryles to the Queen Clarlotte,
•
• C..ytain abs Hon. W. Percy to tlie*Hirases. •
' Caiaain Bartholomew to the Wenn:
• Captain Vekoker w oweenaed the gobeitts at Cadiz, lis the
noon ,4 Caputo F. J. Thomas, eppoiotedne to the San Juin OW-
• AO, at Oilwakar. • .1
Li,:utenaltt Eastwood, to be Flag- Uctstenant to Reit Aditdral;,
"Ifltrulne, st Gaualtar.
Lieut. Plowman to the Impress Service at ()rearm, near Ply-
'WO; in Tomo of Lieutenant 94eveast, lately drowned. •-•
• lieut. B. leiniesotnth to tt.e Quern Charlotte, yatcb. •
Lientonatata the Hoo. Orlando Bridged= and the Hou.George
CM:libel: fit the Royal fitetereign. pock.
Lieutomot Sewer to the Patittra.
B. Claininio, to be fieffeLars4lo SW Admiral Flentblis
Rae. Vist—fonos se be (Amphom of the Revenge.

The Bvtasow, 74, and ULI swirl frigsre, arrived
at Madeira the 25th ult.iwith Aioni. CD VeSOCIS from
• r‘ntsmouths and sailed again 2.86,.. &ruche West In.
Ellis Majesty's ships COINCISTADORI EUROTASI
linTspuit,
lIALARU,
hind M1T134P., with about'
ves*elb trom Cork, for the West India and Brazils,
passed Madeira 31st ult.

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