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London, England, 1817-06-30

.11111).41{LIA.111:11." "i'ARY PROCELIPINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 2R.
Judgments read affirming the decisions of the Court below in
Ritchie si• Magistrates ,•f' Canotigate, and Steel .. Steel.
The Sheriff, in Ir.:..rd 1111 wa. read a second time.
The Spirits Tuts rcourse litll and Woollen Yarn Bill were also
read a second time.
HABP.AS CoRPCS st/sPEsSfrilkr.
The Habeas Corpus Suspension OM was returned from the
Cammons with an amendment, to whth they desired the Lords
concurrence.
Tile Earl of LIVER I'ool.—..The Intendment which has been
made by tlse Commons in ti i• Bill Is of this nature—that the
durstinn of ti,e st:spens on is limited to the Ist of March next,
• Irstead of r s week • atter the comment...mem of the nett Session
of Parliament. -I his is an amendment certainly of some Inver-
semi% nod I ahould not feel justified in moving the consideration
of it without sonic notice. I now therefore g-ve notice, that I
shall move the consideration of this amendment on Monday,and
I propose the it be the first order o• the day.
The animdment to be considered at five o'clock on Monday.
The Women Warping Abolition Dtll was repo:fed Sr.
amendment. l'o be farther considered on Mondry.—Adjimraed.
London, England, 1817-04-02

MARRIED.

Monday, at St. Anne's, Soho, Colonel Cunynghans, of
shinier, Hams to Gertrude Henrietta, eldest daughter of '4
barn Kimpton, tiaras,
of Brompton.
March 9.0, at Mickleaver, Derbyshire, Bolton Peel, Esq. to
Elisabeth Isabella, and Samuel Wildman ates, Esq. to CI:a:-
lett. Anne, the two eldest daughters of the late John Fed, 1.. q.
of Pastures House, in that County.
Monday, at Camberwell Church, the Rev. W. Jephson, to
Miss Ann Arnsroid, of the Terrace.
March 25, at Stirling, the Rte. James Smith, Alloa, to M;.r!,
only daughter of the late Ir. Robt. Hendersen, merchau:•
March 15, John Bushe, Esq. eldest son of his Majffty's zt..l-
- fur Ireland, to the Hun. Louisa Hare, daugtri: Lt
Viscount Ennismore.
London, England, 1817-04-02

DIED.

Monday morning, at her house In Cutnberland-place, r.e.f
Prances Douglas, in the Stith year of her age, wife of tke
Pourable John Douglas.
Thursday te'onlght, at Wisbech, Williattt Hardwick., aged 32
years. only son of Colonel Hardwick., commanding thel3erfal
ArtlUery.
Saturday morning. Mrs. Tew, wife of the Rev. Edward Tor,
Ilk. Provost of Eton College.
At Greenock, oa the lith ultimo, in his 43d year, John Col.
quhoun, M. D.
Oct. I I, at Calcutta,John, only son of Dr. Macwhirter.
Dec.l 8, at the Island of Barbadoes,i.ieut. Andrew Richmond,
of his Majesty's 2cl or Queen's own regiment of foot, aged C?.
Thursday, at Gillingham, Dorset, the Rev. Christephcr
in the 57th year of hi' age.
ThurSday morning, at Newport•street, Southsea, Ca
daughter of Lieutenant Edward De Montmorency, R N.
Thursday, Mrs. Saville, relict of the late Mr. Saville, Vla3r-
Choral of the Cathedral Church Church of Lichfield.

PRICE OF STOCI
Bank Stock, shut
S per Ct. Reduced shut
S per Ct. Coos. 71172111
per Cot. shut. '
S per Cent. Nap moilig I
Imp. S per Cent.

6 YES I'ERDAY.
Loci Ann shut
InJia Stock
India Bonds 43 V'
4sch. Hills (21i1.) 5 6 pr.
Comas for Ac. 72H1i
Lottery Ticket .4iB tB4.

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London, England, 1817-04-02

OFFICE OP (MON., VCR, Mirth ES, 1817.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESIT's ORONANCE, do hereky *kit Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their ()Mee in Pall-Mall,
on or before FRIDAY, the I Ws day of April next, from such
PIISUI:3 as may be willing to undertake the Sup* of S fOVES,
RANGES, &c. fur Servie, of thh Department, for • per;od of
three years, determinable after the explratkm of the first year,
upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract,. may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and POW o'Clock;
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed.
" Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, Ste." but no Proposal can be
admitted after the said II th of April, at Twelve o'Clock at
Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless
the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Slattery.
London, England, 1817-04-02

NAVAL INT-ELLIGENCE.

PLYNIOUI'H, MARCH 31.
Arrived the Paragon, from London, for the Isle
of Franco ; and Galen, Tnacv, from London for
Boston. Sailed the 'lsiiacideus, Hutt, for Havre.
—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1817-04-02

si oiu i .

THE ROYAL. HUNT.
The Pittect tonai'm Stse.heends turned out it rent:trial:ay
fine Deer, on Mondays it Necked Green. At Ira starring he
ran with great swiftness towards Eghaiit, taking his Course to the
left by the Race Ground. He then made to the waterside, and
crossed the Thames near Ankt rwick, towards Horton. Ihe
arcirtsmin and hounds were in eons:los:ice thrown out, and
went round by Staines Bridge. The chaee was not renewed for
some time, and, owing to the dry state of the weather, thescent
was very bid. The Deer, however, was at !ength taken near
Datchet Fridge.
London, England, 1817-04-02

lIEWMARKET.

The approaching Craven Meeting, at Newmarket, is expected
to be very well attended. as there are several Sweepstakes and
Matches to be run. Iho celebrated match between Sir l•lwmas
and Onyx, which has excited considerable trculation in the
sporting world, is to be decided on Easter Monday. Sir Thomas,
who beat Pointers last year in a match fur 503 guinea;, at New-
market, sow glees Onyx seven pounds-.
MALTON MEETING, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26.
11te Craven Sulk... of 10gs each, (or all ages, 2 mile.
Mr. Kirkby's I. 1. Woodpecker Lass, 3 yrs
Colonel King's b. e. Fuiturd, ♦ yrs
Mr. Brandling's eh. C. by Young Nroo.!pecka, 2 yrs
Major Bower's b. e. Magistrate, 2 yrs
Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. by Canillus, 3 yrs
5 to 4 on Fultsrd—Won
'l•he Produce Stakes of 500 each, 11. ft two to s.
Mr. Bell's b. f. by Golutnput
Lord Fitswilliam's b. e. 14rpercnrn
Ste M. M. Sykes's gr. e. by
7 to 1 on Peppercorn.
Swrepstakes of 20g. each—One MU.
Mr. Fiebd !ll*. b. t. Miss Eastburpe
Mr. Bell's h. I. by Golutnp•ts
Mt. Watt's b. f. by Orville
Piney by Goluropus the favourite
THURSDAY.
Fifty Pounds fur all ages.--Heats, mile.
Major Bower's b. e. Magistrate, by Camillus - 1 0 1
Slr B. R. Graham's br. 1. *1 My . 6 0
Mr. Cooper's b. e. Leadstone • - it 1 9
Mr. Clarke's br. eby Black Trophonlus . 5 5 4
Five to 4 againarMagistrate, and after the dead heat, S to I he
won, Ihe last heat woo in a canter.

0

I

At the moment of starting fcr the second beat, Magistrate fie*
at 'I ivy, and broke his bridle, notwitbatanding which the buy
rode him to the post in good style.

FRIDAY.

The Members Purse of .C5O for all ages. Two•mile heats.
Mr. Hehden's b. f. Miss Easthorpe, 5 yrs old, 6.t. lolb. i I
Mr. Ho.ddsworth's Bachelor, 5 yrs old, itst. bib. - 2 2
The Races were inure numeroasly attended than for some
years past.
Mr. Brandling has sold his ch. e. by Hyacinthus, to Mr. Nott,
to go to Russia; Sir W. M. Milner has sold Kin& of Candy to
Mr. Hcssekine.
London, England, 1817-04-02

IR.E4AND.

LIMERICK, MARCH ft

Jahn Neville and Michael Keefe, for the muter
Thomas Dillon and his wife, were convicted in t',e
County Court, on Wednesday, an pursuant to set_
tense, were hanged at G.dlows Green on Friday, And
their bodies given over fer dissection. This 'bakes
the number eh-yen that 11:ive suffered for these mtn-
ders.—Yesterdly John Cf. Ont was convicted for the
murder of John Collins ot Fiolanheen, near Newcastle,
and ordered to be hanged on Monty nest.
London, England, 1817-06-06

PERSONS IN CONFINEMENT.

Lord FOLKSTONE gave notice, that en the 17th of June be
should submit to the Home a motion on the subject of the ob-
structions throvin by the Secretary of State in t►e way of com-
munications with persons confined under warrants from the Se-
cretary of State.

REAMNO PETITInN.
Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE presented a Petition,
signed by more than a Thousand Inhabitants of the
Borough of ReAding, against any further suspension
of the Habeas Corpus Act. The Honourable Mem-
ber bore testimony to the respectability and order of
the Meetng at which !his Petition was tramed.—The
Petition was ordered to lie on the table, and, on the
motion of Mr. P. Moon?, to be printed.

PETITION OP THE COMMON COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP

LONDON.

Sir JAMES SHAW rose to present the Petition
of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of the
City of L-ndon, in Common Council assembled,
against any further Suspension of the Habeas Corpus
Act. When the Bill for the Suspension of this bul-
wark of the Constitution was before the House early
in the present Session, he ventured to oppose his opi-
nion against that of the majority of the House; and
he begged, with deference, to say, that nothing had
since passed which altered his original view of this
qnestion—(Hear,)--and the subsequent circumstances
of the country justified the vote he then gave. At
that period great numbers of mechanics and others
were out of employment, in consequence of the dimi.
nished state of the trade of the country ; he had rea-
son to know that an improvement had since taken
plice, which provided for a number of these persons.
This, if be was rightly informed, was the case
throughout the country. He was not aware that his
Malessy's Ministers could furnish sufficient evidence
to Mr House to profane The itrspehsion of the
liberties of the people. In this part of the Empire
there was nothing to justify it, as the country was in
a state of tranquillity. In Ireland, though Martial.
Lsw was in many pasts proclaimed, yet it was not
thought proper to extend Ibis measuie to that coun-
try. For his own part, he was ready to repeat the
vote he bad given on the former occasion, and op-
pose any attempt to continue the Suspension— ( Bear.)
On the motion of the Hon. Baronet, the Petition was
brought up, read, and ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1817-11-25

P01:11: r.

The following povic stq pliciation was sdatrzAsed to bar late la-
niohted Princess, en the 11th of Novemble, 1812, and as
laving been the meant of saving the hie of an unfortunate
woman, through the inssioalo cf one whose memory we so
dearly cherish, if not far sea poetical merit, we have thought
it not unworthy of receiving publicity:
TO THII PitiNCESs CilAttl.orTE eV liirALBS, LI BEHALF
Or A
Oh! Royal Mail to rice alliad, •
Destin'tllwnm iic.tvcra 4.1114ii1s it) to prepido
trer Britain's realm, rrv:i7li y sipptiant prayers
Ynr her the wre•ched victim of despair:
Who, hspse.a wretch ! by int.Pgetice oppread,
Th' avenging laws (it Britain ha. tranagros'il—•
Whom Justice has o'erta'en in early prime,
And dooms by death to itspire her crime;
E ply die was from honest P 4.14%
10 give a starving race and mother bread;
Liply the tender and deluded maid
. Ly that vile moaner, treach'ruus man, betray d,
Vas rebb'd of sacred Value's precious crown,
Aud he'd an outcast oat the common town !
Where is the ihitish heart that does not led
Ito, hapless fate and forcible appeal
Plead thentoh Royal Maid ! cause,
And mkigate the rignar of our laws!
Let all your zeal and eloquence be /hewn
Tor her, whose years are tender like your own:
Tins shield of your protection interpose
in her behalf, Who no kind patron knows-..
Who, like some, dying plant reviy'd by rain,
Chet by you will thrive and smile again!
'tuns Angels phial that sinners be &reel).
.And site for them the Chancery of Heaven:
'I has shill our Prince;; win each feeling heart,
And Britain's Pride perform an Angel's part!
Haste then! Oh haste, your Royal aid t'all'ord,
And bid stern lwitiee sheath her angry sword!
Give the frail Nymph (in °ening Mercy's door)
'I his sacred warning-so, Co; and set no more!"
London, England, 1817-11-25

DEAL, NOVEMBER 24.

Wind W.—Put back the Fort William, for For
St. Ge ,rge, and Augustus Czar, for Jamaica. Came
down from the Riser and remain, the Helena, for
Montserrat, and Preston, for Sierra Leone. Also
came down and sailed, the Kate, for Demerara;
natistacite frigate, for the Westward; Trotrotse
store-ship, and SYISILLE frigate, for Portsmouth. Ar-
rived the Ann, Laois, l,o:n P. tersburgh.

GREENOCK, NOVEMBER 2t.
The long-cuniinu:d gales of S,utli and South-west
winds which we have eiperienced here, have
beer. at length this morning succeed,d by a GA's), and
clear weather. The %hole of the ships th.it were
uutward-hound, lying at the tail of Inc bank, have
weighed anchor, and are drup ling down the River.
London, England, 1817-11-25

DRURrLANE THEATRE.

In consequence of the sudden indisposition of Mr.
Kctw, the part of Richa•d the Third, in which he
was announced to appear last night, was undertaken
at a short notice by Mr. MAlivooD—a notice so very
short indeed, as to preclude him from the advantage
even of a rehearsal. The communication of this sub-
stitution was made, in the name of the Manager, by
Mr. WALLACX, and received by the audience in a
manner highly encouraging to the Gentleman who
had ventured on this hazardous act of accommoda-
tion for the benefit and amusement. To presume
to criticise with any degree of strictness a performance
attempted under such disadvantages, would be un-
generous ; but generally, we may venture to affirm,
that in point of just conception, and of powerful re
presentation, it was a performance which did infinite
credi! to the talents of Mr. MAYWOOD, and 'such as
in every respect to confirm the confidence we have
before expressed of his soon vindicating to himself a
place in the highest walks of his profession. His
present instance of theatrical couraee we hail a itit
peculiar pleasure, as it offers something like a pledge
that he will conquer that timidity which has, in truth,
been hitherto his greatest foe. The Play was through-
out extremely well received by the audience—al-
though attempts were not wanting, particularly after
half-price had commenced, to mar the performance.
The intentions of the liheral-minded Gentlemtn who
exerted themselves for this generous purpose, had un-
forunattly for them much to contend with in the
Roost sense, good taste, and good feeling cf the au-
dience, and the result of all their efforts was only to
provoke a more triumphant ncinifestation of the
general approval of the audience.
London, England, 1817-11-22

NAVAL INIIELLIGEKCE.

His Majesty's revenue cruizrr TARTAR, Lieutenant
Ct./tyros, Commander, has captured and sent int..
Yarnmtli a smuggling lugger, witit a cargo of :W.)
tubs of foreign gtneva and brandy.

FALMOIJTII, NOVEMBFR
Wind N.W.—Arrived the Providence Revenue
cutter, lion] a craize. Sailed the Steadfast, Bun-
Mr Barb.tdoes; and Providence,. isiorr, for
Trinidad.

PLYMOUTH, NOVFM9FR ca.
Wind W.N.W.—Arruved the Thomas and Eliza.
beth, Hurctusts, from HAvre, with the remains of
the Lae Lord BoatNerw4 ; also the Blessing, OLDRY,
from Newtoundl.nd. Sailedlthe Sylvia, 'mew., tOr
Antwerp ; the General Graham and the Dart, for
Londun.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVFMBER 21.
Wind W.—Arrived the following chips from the
Downs, viz. Lady Castlereagh, for New Smith
Wales ; Wellesley, Prince George, London, Aquilir,
Stranger, Fame, Clifton. Dorothy Foster, Nesbitt.
Echo, and Sir Godfrey Webster, for Jamaica ; Betsey,
tor Madeira ; Clarkson, for Demerara ; Mary, for
Bengal; Malta, for the Cape; Entererize, Nautilus,
and Louisa for Grenada ; Colonist for Barbadoes ; Ca-
roline and William Lushington, for St. Kitts; Cam-
bridge, for India; Policy, for the South Seas;
Thames, Intrinsic, Ann, Castle Lachlan, S)rea,
Ceres, Prince Regent, and about 20 others in the
Oifing working in. Put back the Elizabeth, CLwc•
sk.sr. Sailed the Har ,ony, B. RRET for Jamaica.
London, England, 1817-08-07

STOKE O• UUNDRID 01

'll4 cause, of the utmost importance to all Hun-
dreds, and the public in general, as tried at the pre-
sent Assizes for this county, and a verdict was found
for the defendants, under the following circuits.
stances: On the sth day of July, Hilo, the plain-

tiff's premises, cnnslsting of several dweiteg-hrtneee,
at Kingskerswell, in this county, were destroyed by
fire; and the plaintiff, under the Act of 9 C;vo. I.
chap. 22, commonly called the Black Act, hroeght
his actionto recover the sum of 8200 (the sum li.
mited by that Act) against the said Hundred, frr the
damage he had so sustained.
The Plaintiff' produced witnesses to prove, that the
houses of the plaintiff were destroyed by fi-e, which
broke out between ten and eleven &clock in the night
of the 6th of July, ISl6; and to prove that the pre-
mises were wilfully and maliciously set on fire, the
plaintiff produced three witnesses, who stated, that
after the principal house was burnt down, they per-
ceived a black mark against the wall, as if the com-
bustible matter had been placed there, which, in the
opinion of the witnesses, was the cause of the fire.
Mr. Serjeant PELL. the Counsel for the defendants,
called no witnesses, but made a most eloquent and
impressive address to the Jury, relying principally on
this important point, that in order to (liable the plain-
tiff to recover in this action, it mast be proved that
a :doily had been committed, which would subject
the offender to the punishment or death.
The Learned JUDGE summed up the c"se
great perspicuity, and agreeinz with the principl • laid
down by the learned Setjeanr, left the case en irely
to the determination' of the Jury ; who, without re-
tiring, found a verdict for the defendants, the Hun-
dred of Haytor

MONT ON MAME OP HAMMETT AND nTIIERS FILL'S
London, England, 1817-08-07

AND OTHERS.

This action of ejectment was t.n a great number
of demises, among which was that of the demise of
the Mayor and Commonalty of the Borouah of Ply•
mouth. After the time of the Court had been occw
pied at great length in reading deeds and other in-
struments, it appeared that the title of all the lessors
of the plaintiff, except that of the Mayi.r and Com-
monalty nt Plymouth, had long since expirad ; and
no evidence whatever was given for the plaintiff to
chew that the Mayor and Commonalty had consented,
by any act of theirs, to the ejectment being broug..t.
On the contrary. the Solicitor for the Corporation,
stated, that he did not even know the Nl.Jiar and
Commonalty had been made parties to the ejectment
until he came to the Assizes; and the Solicitor for
Messrs. Hammett and Co. who was concerned as
the Solicitor in the cause, as also his clerk, st
on their cross-examination, that no demand whatever
of the possession had been made on behalf of the Cir.
potation. _

The defence was, that the Mayor and Commonalty
of Plymouth had treated the defendants as tenants at
will, and not as trespassers, and had not assented to
being parties to the action, and that no demand
of the possession, or notice to determine the tenancy,
had been made or given ; but
hlr. Baron GRAIIANI told the July they must pre-
sume such consent in the absence of positive proof to
the contrary, and directed a verdict for the lessors of
the plaintiff, which was accordingly given. '

With a view to the improvement of the Harbours
of Dover and Folkestone, the Commissioners for the
issue of the. Exacquer Bills, &c. have resolved to
grant ‘lO,OOO to the former, and ie12,000 to the
hitter, under the conditions and securities specified by
the Act passed last Sessions.
GAY wrote his well-known Ballad of Black eyed
Swan upon Mrs. Moureonn, a celebrated Actress,
contemporary with Oman. Afier her retirement
rrom the Stage, love, and the ingratitude of a bosom
friend, deprived her of her senses, and she was placed
in a receptacle for lunatics. One day during a lucid
interval, she asked her attendant, what Play was to he
performed that evening ? and was told that it was
Hamlet. In this Tragedy, whilst on the Stage, she
had ever been received with rapture in Ophe/ip. The
recollection struck ber, and with that cunning which
is so often allied to insanity, she eluded the care of the
keepers and got to the Theatre, where she concealed '
herself until the scene in which ()Melia enters in her
insane state; sbe then pushed on the Stage before the
Lady. who had performed the previous part of ti e !
character, could come on, and exhibited a more perfect
representation of madness than the utmost exertions
of the mimic art could effect: she was in truth Oithe-
fia herself, to the amazement of the performers and
the astonishment of the audience. Nature having
made this lest effort, her vital posers failed her. Ou
going off she exclaimed 41 It is all over!"—She was
immediately conveyed back to her late place of secu-
rity, and a few days after
London, England, 1817-08-07

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

MR. OWEN Or LANARIC..—We think it useful to Inform the
Public that a farther development of important particulars
respecting Mr. Owes's Plan, will be given in this Paper on
Saturday next.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning.

A sort of demi-official article in the Journal des
Abaft on the" moderate and paternal Government"
of Lotus, presents us with an account ot the financial
situation of France, so witch more favourable than
any thing we had been led to anticipate, as not to be
passed over without notice. " Much expense," it
states, has been incurred; much was necessary. The
Representatives of France, by voting the Loan, have
put at the disposition of Government considerable
resources, but not more than appeared proportioned
to the wants of the current year. The Government
has still been able to meet every demand upon it,
including even a large unforeseen Expenditure, which
the rigour of the seasons has rendered indispensable.
And such altogether has been the order and economy
observed in the Treasury, that only halfof the Loam
voted by the Chambets, has as yet been expended.°
66 The negotiations," it is added. 66 which are now
carrying on, are for the supply of the Ilifff half of tlso
Loan," and not as has been erroneously supposed, for
any new Loan occasioned by any new necessity on
the par: of the French Government.
The Swiss Diet is stated to have been occupied, in
one of its recent sittings, with the consideration of a
Brief from the POPE, addressed to the different Can-
tons, in which his HOLINESS renews a demand made
last year, for the reestablishment of the Abbey of
St. Gall, suppressed during the Revolution; when
the Diet, by a great majority, refused the demand,
and ordered this its definitive resolution to be com-
municated to the Papal Court.
The remains of Madame we STAEL were deposited
in the family vault, at the Chateau of Coppet, on the
27th ultimo. The Duchess of Baoctio, her daugh-
ter. the DUKE, her husband, anJ Mons. de SrAlt,
her ton, attended the funeral solemnity.
Sir THOSIAS MAITLAND, Lord High Commissioner
of the lonian Isles, is stated to have arrived at Ve-
nice on the Ilth
London, England, 1817-08-07

WEYMOUIII, Auousr s.

Pat in here, the Good Statesman transport, from
Dover for Guernsey.

HARWICH, AUGUST 6.

Arrived the Auckland packet, from Cuxhaven.—
Sailed the Henry Freeling packet, for Holland ; and
L-rd Nelson packet, for Cuxhaven, all with Mails.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 6.
•Sotrs ENTERED INWARDS.—HIE May ATM, Cargill, from
Riga; Vous'. Gray, from Gibraltar; Sophia Catherlita, Steen,
from Kiel; John and Sally, Sweetinghant, from Cork; Lively,
Bayer, from Harlingen ; Mercury, Ladd, and Naiad, Medd, from
Rotterdam; Sarah, Bell, from Antwerp; Oporto, Covey, from
Oporto; Alert, Snow, from Richmond, is Virginia; Poor 13:o-
-tiers, Webb, from Durdt ; Cato, White, front Hamburgh; and
Alnw,ck, from Porsground.
OUtwASDS—Theßrirsntt, Briggs, for Jamaica; Cornwallis,
Hawley, for the Cape of Good Hope; George, Deeper, for St.
YVary's, Sierra Leone, Cape Coast Castle, and Berbice ; Albion,
7alera, for Ostend—for passengers only; John, Howard, for
Clan; Martha, Thomas, and Prince o 4 Orange, Ellis, for Rot-
terdam; Mary, Vox, for Ostend, and Palladusn, Paulson, for
Els'neur and St. Petersburglt.

The Saucy Jack, insurgent privateer, was taken last
month by the Niue frigate, and carried into Port
Royal, Jamaica.

The AnartivsA, a very fine frigate, of 46 guns,
was 14unclled on Tuebday evening, the 29th ult. from
the new dock-yar,i, Pembroke.

_
An Ind aman is 11,1 w building at Ipswich, which
will be launched in aft w days. It is the largest lulu
finest vessel ever built there. The dimensions arc—
Ittigth of the level, 151. feet ; extreme length on the
deck, 195 Ica; width, 43 feet s]; inches; height
from the bottom of the hold to the upper deck, 31
feet fi add fitted at 1337 tons.l
London, England, 1817-08-07

M Like a lily &voiles, she hung her head and died."

A VILLAGE PATRIOT.—The footway from Hompeorr-
arid through Buell Petri, (a Royal demesne) to
Kingston "pox Thames, had been for many years shut
up from the public. An hoaest shoemaker, TItiIoTHY
BENNETT, of the former place. " unwilling (at was his
favourite expression) "to leave the wsrld worse than he
food it," consulted an Attorney upon the practica-
bility of recovering this road for the public good, and
the probable expense of a legal process for that pur-
pose. e, Ido not mean to cobble the job." said Tl-
- " for I have MKS hundred pounds, and I should
be willing to give up the ow/, that great folks might
not keep the softer leather wrongfully. The lawyer
informed him that no such sum would be necessary
to try the right ; then said the worthy shoe-maker,
as sure as re/es are sole:, I'll stick to them to the
last;" and Lord HALIFAX, the then Ranger of
Bushy Park, was immediately served with the re li
-
gular notice of action ; upon which his Lordship tent
for TIMOTHY, and on his entering the Lodge, his
Lordship said, with some warmth, ,4 and who are
you that has the assurance to meddle in this affair ?"
'‘ My name, my Lord, is TraroTtry BemsErr, shoe-
'maker, of liaroptonwick. I remember, an't please
your Lordship, to have seen, when I was a young
'loan sitting at work, the people cheerfully pass by my
shop to Kingston market; but now, my Lord, they
are forced to go round about, through a Lot sandy
road, ready to faint beneath their burtllens; a•iLl
are sursorilling to leave the world worse than ijitund it. Th i s
my Lord, I humbly represent, is the reason will I
have taken this work in hand." 46 Begone," repited
his Lordship, 41 you are on inopertinent fellow." How-
,ever, upon mature reßeetion, his Lordship, convinced
of the equity of the claim, began to compote the
shame of a defeat by a shoemaker, desisted horn his
opposition, notwithstanding the opinion of the et own
Lawyers, and re-opened the road, which is enjoyed
by the public without molestation 'otitis day. Honest
TIMOTHY died about two years after, in the 77th year
of bts age, and was followed to the grave by all the
populace of Lis native village.
London, England, 1817-08-07

DOVER, AUCLIT 6.

Sailed this day the Princess Charlotte packet, Ca.p-
tail) HALLANDS, (or Ostend, with a Mail, passengers,
and horses; also the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
Mastnaou, and Ant, Captain BARNETT. for Calais,
with passengers. Arrived this morning the Diana
and Boston packet transports, from Calais, with de-
tachments of several cavalry regiments. Arrived
this afternoon the Chichester packet, Capt. Rurran,
and L'lris, French p3cket, from Calais, with pas-
sengers. Arrived off here, the Comet, LEADLEY,
from Rio Janeiro.
DEAL, AUGUST G.
Came down from the River last evening and sailed
the Berkley, and Russia Company, for Quebec ; the
Regent, for Bahia ; and United States, for Lisbon.
Passed by at the back of the Goodwin Sands, the
Louisa, [rent Amsterdam fur Havannah.
London, England, 1817-08-07

THE ARMY.

WeJnesday se'npight the Royal Cornwall Yeo-
manry C4v4lry, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Sir
Wyrt.t. WYIiYAN, Bart. completed their seven days
pernmnent duty, at Helston. The corps is exceedingly
well appointed, and their conduct was such as to give
entire satisfaction to their Officers and the inhabitants
at large.
London, England, 1817-08-07

HAMBURGH MAILS.

Accounts from Stockholm, of the 18th ultimo,
received by the Hamburgh Mails, of which two ar-
rived this morning, announce that 'siren. GIBRAL-
TAR, isn agent of MEHRMED ALT PACHA, has bees
there for some time buying military stores foe the
PACHA. Among other purchases for which he has
contracted are 250 twenty-four pounders, with a ne-
cessary supply of balls and gunpowder. Istaan. is
a well,inforrned man, speaks the principal European
languages with fluency, and pays great attention to
every thing that goes on around him. On the 4th
ultimo, when Ts Draw was performed in the Royal
Chapel, he made a conspicuous figure in the gallery
for strangers, dressed in his rich oriental costume.
But, while the Pacha is providing in the North
the means for extending and maintaining his autho-
rity, we have accounts of a different kind from the
Eastwards. A letter from Constantinople, of the
25th June, says-1, For these two days past a report
has been in circulation that a revolt has broken out in
Cairn, and that the Governor WHAM) ALT PAVIA
has been taken prisoner by the revolted inhabitants.
It s likely that the Pours may not be displeased with
this news, because M/IHMED ALT PACHA seems to
aim at making himself independent master of Egypt.'
Accounts ftom Damascus say, that the deposed
Governor, HAFT ALT PACHA, has been forced to shut '
himself up in his residence till the arrival of his suc-
cessor, in order to secure himself against the fury of
the people, who cry aloud for vengeance, on account
of the oppression and cruelties which they have en-
dured under his government.
The lately-appointed Aga of the Janissaries has
had, like his predecessor, the rni.fortune to draw on
himself the displeasure of tl:e SULTAN. He was dis,
missed from his tlfice on the 11th ult. and till he
should depart to the place of his banishment, brought
under a guard to a country house out of Constanti-
nople, v.-here he :win died—it is not known whether
n4tUriii or a violent death. •
London, England, 1817-11-14

maft.

FRANKFORT, NOVIMBER f.
IzzCount Bud Schauen.tein. Minister from Austria.
end President of the Diet, arrived here yesterday
loom Vienna. To-day the Diet resumed its Sittings,
which were opened by a speech of Count Bud Schap-
is. Baron Berekheiro, who succeeds Baron Bet-
as Plenipotentiary to the Diet from the Grand
Duke of &idea, delivered his credentials.

Nub. s.—The anniversary of the first solemn
opening of the Diet was celebrated today by a splen•
did entertainment at the Hotel of the President.—
&sides the Ministers Plenipotentiatjes to the Diet,
the Ministers of the European Powers now here, the
Envoys accredited to our City, as well as the Senior
Burgomaster, and several Senators, were present.—
In the evening there was a grand ball, to which the
srlsole Diplomatic Body, and the most distinguished
(persons of the City, were invited.

Charleston Pam; to the 16th ultimo reached eta
this morning. The Paper of the 16th contains the
following paragraph, which is the only kind of no.
velty in these Papers t•—'
" A Gentle/nen arrived in town on Saturday, who,
afew weeks since, fell in at sea with a peke to the
privateer Trne-blooded Yankie. Captain Jewett, and
was informed by the Prize Master, that before_ he
left the privateer be had captured a Spanish sloop of
war, after a short engagement." •
A letter has been received at Lloyd's from the
Agent at the Cape of Good Hope, dated 16th Sep,
*Ober, which states, that the ship Blucher, from
ifitavia and the Mauritius, had brought to the Cape
to melancholy intelligence of the natives of the Isle
Lupperwaro, near Amboyna, having then and
silitisacred the Dutch Resident and his family, toge-
ther with the whole of the Garrison. A detachment
of shoot two hundred men was sent from Amboy** j
the natives allowed it to land, and then fell upon,
*indent it off to a man. Another expedition was about
to sail from Amboyna, under Admiral BUTSEERS.
Extract of a letter from the Cape of Good Hope,
dated the Ist September:—" The 21st Light Dra-
goons have embarked for India. The removal of
this regiment is for many reasons unquestionably one
of the greatest losses this colony has sustained for
some time t the good bebavictur of the men, and the
gentleman-like and correct conduct of the Officers,
had endeared them to the settlement. Major Haman,
Captain LECKY, and many others, were universally
beloved, and their departure from the Cape is sin-
c:rely regretted. We are yet at a loss to know if
Government intend sending us another Cavalry Re-
giment, if' not we ►hall be badly off."
London, England, 1817-11-14

J TitSi:. rAars.

ig An ertraordwary courier, WHO 'revert on Fri.
day eveninE at the Court, and a messenger who the
same nieht allehred At the British Amlrissadoe., have
brought the rad tidings of the death of the Priocess
Charl.4te of England and her inn, aster a paintul
labour. It was on the night of the sth that this me-
lancholy event took place ; for the bulletins contained
in the English Journals of that day, and which came
down to six o'clock in the evening, do not announce
even die delivery."
London, England, 1817-11-14

PARTR, NOVEMBER in.

The I.inp, accompanied by the Minces and Prin.
reeve of his family, fle.elt; Mass yesterday in the
Chapel of the Palace.
His Majesty afterwards held a Levee, at which he
received, in the presence of the Princes and Princesses
iof Iris family, the Aushassadors Af Spain, l'su,sia,
land Naples, Psi •ce Palleyrand, the Dukes tit
lone; Treviso. lie,rgio, and Ragusa, Marshals Ser.
urier, Jourdan, and Viomesnil, a great number of
Ithe ?Lathers of the two Chambers, the Princess G -
litzin. and many other persons of distinction.
The Duke of Angouleme, on qnitting Nantes, on
the morning of the 5111, was to proceed to Blurtion-
Vendee. Thence bit Royal Highness was to atrive
in the evening of the 6.h at Rochelle, and to pass the
dty of the 7th tfere. The Prince was exp ..:ted at
Rochefort on the Nth. This day (the 10th) will
be at Niort, on the 11 ih at Sanniur, on the I '2.11 at
Mans, on the 13th at Al.: c as, on the 1.1111 at Le-
:eau:, and on the 15th in Paris.
hy a judgment of the 3Jth of October, the Sieur
Leonard, a merchant of Chateaulin, convicted of
having by frauduleist ways and means caused a rise
in the price of corn, has been condemned to two
months' imprisonment, to the payment of a fine of.
1060 francs to the public treasury, and of the ex- ,
parses of the procedure.
It is equally just and prudent to forbid all details
v.locii may increase the prejudices against the eris:l;.
nal% of Rhodez, till the pe:sosl of the new trial a:1
Alby arrives: but the 1 +1:, wing article, extracted
Isom the .louraul if, rt i of the 2d instart,
creates a stronn, inu-teq. by inspi:.ing the hope that
some addi;ional light is be thrown upon the; hot.
tilde and sisyst.siatis :
L'ORIENT, 01701:En 29.—YA1 have., doubtless,
tal•en :in inte:est, as well as France, in the iner.
ilic tole •ifTiir of Fu tides. :;.tore time since Was ar.l
rested, about ten leagues :rout Rhodez, a man svi!h•
out any papers, tslio pretended to be a deserter from
the post of L'Orient. Hr w.r. conducted here, but
his name WAS no wl,..re to be found in the registers:
questions wet." put to Lips—lm contradicted himself
in Isis answers. Onr Sub-Pri feet speaks the Patois
of Rhoden, and has induced him to speak it. At
first he denied having any knowledge of the assassi.
nati.rn of Fteddes: this, however, is incredible, as he
confessed leaving been at Rhoden a short time since:
he afterwardk admitted, that he knew all the persons
who had appeared in that celehrated cause. They
have written to Paris, and the man is detained in cos.
tody. It will be curious it fie should be the Means
of explaining this mystery. What I have relattd is
tree: I had it from the Uub-Pretect himself."
London, England, 1817-11-13

FRAUD PREVENTED.
TO counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to Impose oil the unwary a spurious composition In-
stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they
are induced to adopt a neer Label, In which their address,
97, High Holborn,
Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this,
and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press
well enable pdrchasers at once to detect the 1111p0011011. The
Real Japan BLACKING, untie by DAY and MAR roi, 97,
High Holborn, well in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. is. and
Is. ed. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders.
DAY awn MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.
London, England, 1817-08-09

SI MANUS BURDETT.

On Mond.iy morning, after breakfast, Sir FRANCIS
.-.ccornpanled by COnr•SelsOf BENNET, rode out to
the ruins fq Dean SwziFr's celt brated house at
1,.,:., or, near Mangan ; and afterwards made an ex-
t. rough t),e be.iiniful demesne of Dangan,
and v;si:ed s: vend rather seats in that neighbourhood.
Hie)) Sheilfr, by desire of the Grand Jury,
waited on Sir FRANCIS to invite him to dine with
them c n Monday, wLich invitation the Honourable
Baronet accepted of.
London, England, 1817-08-09

VAILMOIIIII, AUGUS r 8.

The foundation for Nut.sox's monument, consisting
of 4000 feet of En%lisli oak plank. three inches thiciz,
is preparing, and is expected to begin in a few days.
Admiral ROWLEY, whose command extends from ac
)re to Flamborougli-head, is expected here
few days, on a survey of his whole line of co:ist.—
Sailed the CADMUS sloop on a cruize ; 3141 the Yor-
mouth lighter, with rctorned stores from 1,-ith
this port, to Deptford Yard. Arrived, and rem Inv;
in the Roads, the nottinA sloop of war, Captain
HA WTAVNF.
London, England, 1817-08-09

DEAL, ATTGUST R.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Barkworth
and Sovereign, East Indiamen, from Chin ; and the
Mangles, Butisv, from Bengal. Came down from
the River, the Repeater, for Baltimore; Kingston.
for Quebec Harriet, for,lamaica ; Jane, for Bald-
more ; and the Phce :is, for the S.wth :Sus.
HARWICH, Auctisr s.
Arrived the Besuloy packet, with a MAI and pas-
sengers, from Holland.—Wind S.W.

MON I'ILME, AUGLizir 5.

Arrived the Spence, Krum, from GreenlAnd—a
clean ship.

SOUTHWOLD, AUGUST R.

The Conqueror, PA LW Ett, tram Newcastle, with
coals, came into this bar 2,1 inst. She is now dis-
mantled and fall of water, and unless the weather
proves moder Ate, it is le:ired. will become A wrt ck.
London, England, 1817-08-09

FROM THE ELBE, JULY 20.

According to statements lately inserted in the pub.
lic prints. the Prussian army has pretty nearly an
equal number of Officers of unb:e birth, and such as
are not of noble families; but as the difference of
birth did not cease till 1807, to be :mended to in the
promotion of Officers in Prussia, the Officers of Bur-
ghers' families ate mostly in the inferior ranks, the
higher bei:q; still mostly filled by Nobles. Time still
of course change this to the advantage of the Bour-
geois. It is well known that Frederick the Great
was the first %rho began to give Officers commissions
to nobles M preference, and then exchried the not
noble entirely, or with very few exceptions.
Oa the other hand the difference ot birth has never'
been considered in Austria of any importance in mi-
litary promotions ; and the Austti in army has had,
in latter times, mmy examples of Lieutenants
Field Marshals, and other Officers of rank, win:
were not only not noble, but had been private
soldiers—nay, there is even a ►aw in Austria, by
which a patent of nobility is given to an Oiiicer
as a reward after thirty yeas service; so far
from nobility's being considemd as an indispri:soble
qualification for an Officer. rhe Order ot Matia
Theresa ton, certainly• use of the highest distinctions
that military ambition can desire, is tnstawed, with-
out difference of birth, solely upJn mutt, and that
too after a very strict inquiry ; and it :s impossible
for the greatest Prince to obtain it by any other aledlls,
As it is possible for the meaaest Eosign to acqcire it
in the regular way.
London, England, 1817-08-09

THE AMY.

COUILT-MARTIAL.
A GenetAl Court-AttriiAl was held at Corgi, on
the 24th of April, 1817, on Lieutenant-Colnnel
P. T. Rvres, Deputy 424.1ter-Master.General to
.i:e Forces serving in the Mediterranean :
" 1. Far signing a Certificate, In consequence of which Ws
Majeqy's Gorantnent suffered the centingent temporary loss of

'• V. For falsiryinp, or causing to be falsised by his orders,
:.••taal Official Vuuchas reiative to the expenditure of Public

•• 3. For recently issuing, or causlntt to be ',suet?, certain
praatel General Regulations, without date•, styled and entitled
• s:attack Regulations, lotaan Islands.'••

life said regulations not only not having met with
(he sanction of the Commander of the Forces, but
having beep printed anJ published in direct clis-
,,bedience of An order from him, the Court tonne
LieutenantlC,lonel Rives Guilty, in the whole of
the three instances specified, and therefore s,ntenced
nim to be casbieted. Lieutenant-Colonel Rvvrs has,
nowever, ht en pin upon half-?ay, in consequence t,t
the following order r--1‘ hlis Royal Highness the
l'itiNcE !WANT has been nl..ased, in the name and
ou the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and coati m
the finding and sentence of the Court ; but, wider all
the circumstances which have induced the Count
Marttil to recto-tutu nd Lientenarit•Colthael ltcveN
the humane intrrierent e of the Comm oid:r 1,1 the
Forces in the Mediterranean, and the liberal urgency
with which his Excellency has for war .!..(1 tip in
a personal recitt.zst from hintsell, that it r.lioqld he fa
votarably considcred, as commrthieated in Lieute-
nant-General Sir T. MAITI.AND's letter of the Gth of
May, I Sr, and its etilomatt from the President of
the Court Martial, the PitiNce RiMitNr has further
been pleased to extend his graci,th chatiency-to Lien.
tenant•Colzmel P. 'l'. Rxvits, by restoridg him to Ow
service in his capacity of Brevet Lieutenant-Coluoel
and Majorion Halt pa)."
London, England, 1817-08-09

S 11:TCARD, JULY sci.

Their Majesties returned the day before yesterday
in good health to this city, horn Erns, where they
bad passed a week, after leaving Baden.
On the 26th her Majesty the (leer: Dowager,
with her whole suite, arrived at Louisburg from
Wilsbad.

The Royal Gazette and Bahama didvertha, contains
the following Article :
" NASSAU, MAY 28.—The transports which arrived Isere on
Satusday last from the Downs, are intended to Lowrey to Hon-
duras a detachment of his Majesty's sih West India Regiment,
nuvi in garr.sou here. We state Item information, which we
believe to be corn CI, that the West lAta 'Regiments are to be
teduced to tour of Mk men each."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al' TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reduced 811—Consols SI H—Consolg for Aug. SI i
4 per Cent 9s i—S per Cent. Navy, i 0.541
India Bonds 114 116 pr.—Exchequer Bills 33g. 365. pr.

••• The farther development of Mr. Oweses Plan, which
was promised to be Oven in the STA& of this eveuin,:, is defer-
red till Monday, having been disappoiuted of the Cut of. a Plan
which Is intruded to acct.miony it.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this mor-
ning. An arrangement is stated to have been made
by the Minister of the Wilt Department, :red sanc-
tioned by the Kixn, by which a certain number of
Officers on half pay are to be attached to each corps
of the army, and to receive in succession ball of
the commissions which become scant. In the pre-
sent state of politic..l feeling in France, this concilia-
tory measure canni.t fail to be attended with the besi
effects. The discontent which has been hitherto but
too strongly manifested by the retired Officers of the
old army, will doubtless be much allayed by the pro.
spect which is now opened to them of obtaining ho.
nourable employment in that ciao se a life to which,
in times of hart danger, the voice of tt.rirluuntr y had
called them.

Letters tr:,nr Rome, of the 17th July, are said to
announce that there will thortly be a new promotion
of Cardinals, and that sevei.l French Prelates vtiit
be decor aka nWI the purple.
The relations cf Spain with Russia, arc particu-
larly noticed in an article bozo Madrid, :if, presenting
the most favourable aspect—:,n enunciation which
SeeMS to give some countenance to the rutuour [At ly
in circulation, of the Spanish Minis►ry having enteied
into a negociation to obtain a•si•taoce from the Ent-
peror ALEXANI;Eit to reduce the Colonists of South
America.

A Convention is reported to Lave been signed at
Baden by the Ministers Plenipotentiary of Austria.
Bavaria, and Baden, by which certain terriwrial ces-
sions and exchanges between the Contracting Parties
have been made. The Cities and Principalities of
Passau have bees ceded to Austria; f‘lanheiin, and
some districts of the Rhine, to Bavaria ; but it is not
yet known what the Grand Duke of BADES has re-
ceived.—French Funds sth August, GS Ir. 70 c.
London, England, 1817-06-07

FLANDERS MAIL.

E: the 'Mail of this mot:ling we !earn, that the in-
orsccience has become s' great in the Netherlands,
t7om ;he influx of German emiLrants seeking their
wAs to ports for Atnerin, as tc induce the Govern.
/rot to stop on the frontiers all who do not bring
..*:her money or letters of cred:t, ro insnre country
,ginst the expense of their maintenance or transpor-
vtion.—The sufferings in various quarters, .occa-
-0.4 by the high price of corn, ate still so great as
threaten serious elnsequences its diarent places.
Letters from Milan state, that INA. Royal High.
I,.!sthe i'r4teess of WALES 1;:o kit Coln° with her
and isgone to Rome. •
;;.tVARY is arrived at Trieste, where he is under
•,:..zynt:re. Having entered lie port under an as,
„red name, his papers wire staled up to be sent

Vienna.

Jerome BONAPARTE has bought of Bill:Nide BRAUN
boautiful esta►e of Schonau. He gives in ex:
c.Ange that of Erta and Algersdcrff, which he hail
Fraehased before. but which hr has not been allowed
to inhabit, and he par besides- 3001000 florins in
Cclvention money.

THE BRAZILS.
ETTAACI OF A LETTER FROM THE ACUTE TO LLOYD'S,,
AT LIsBON, DATED '24TM MAY:

The Monte Allegre has just arrived from Bahia.
E',e sailed on or about the 26th of March, at which
:ice the Governor was getting three ships ready to
take troops in to attack the Revolutionists at Per
-,ambutu ; having first taken the precaution to place
al the artillery, military stores, &c. under the charge
oi Europeans. At Maranham all was quiet."
London, England, 1817-06-07

SPORTING INTELLIGENTE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5.
The Cold Cop, valise 100 gs. the surplus (if any) to be paid to
the winner to specie; a :subscription of 201;s. cart,. The se-
cond horse to receive ti:.ck his stake.
Mt Biake's Sir Richard, 4-yrs-old -

Lord Grosvenor's Labrador, 4-yrs.old - - - - 2
Mr. I:tcpbenson's Castrelio, S.yrs-old - . . 3
Du!le of Rutlaud's Fandango, yrs•old - 4
G re S Fandango apt the Field.
An admirable race, and won by halt a neck.
The Windsor Forest Stakes of SOgs. rack, lor Ulliea, Sst. 41b.
Mr. Stei-henNon't bay filly "Tawny . - 1
Duke of York's bay air, by Ruben, - . . 2
S to 2 Tawny art the Field. .
A good race, and won by half a length.
The second and last year of a Sweepqakes of 10gs. each. For
Sirs-old colts, Olt. 71b.; Ost.
Lard Lowther 's Brother to Raphael - - .- 1
Duke of Rutland's cult, by Salim
Mr. Wyntllianie Manfred •

Mr. Paine'sßtodier to Crispin

. - 4

I crd town colt. ty Sir David 5
Selim ac:t the Firld-5 to 2 apt Manfred.
A very Lccal race, and won by half a length may.
A Plate of £5O, for all ages.
Mr. fariolarson's Guns, s.yrs-old •. . I
Duke ol itutland's Rhoda, 4-yra.old - - - • 2
to lon Rhoda.
The QOlll4, and Prince,ees Auoutrit and PLIZADETTI,
bo-
noured the Steward, Marq ail Cott NWA LLI s, with their presence.
The Duke of Vaal: again attended the It.tes..
PRIDAY, JUNE G.
A Sweepstake; of titge. each, for 2-yr-old raki, sqr. 51b.;
.21b. The Iwo-year-old Course. The wu.ner of a Sweep-
stake. to carry Mb. extra. •
Duke of York', bay filly, by Phantom - I
Mr. Roger.: cheamat filly, by Martnion -

••• 11• 3