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Star.
London, England, 1829-01-14

WORSHIPiSTREET.

Yesterday s young man. Ranted Thews Ironmonge►, was brae*
before Mr. \%AI Kass (Of final CIAIIIIIIatiMI, under the fonowieg
charge : John Brown said he kept an oil shop in Chiswell street.
and on last Saturday night the prisoner called at his house, and
bought twopenny worth of raisins, and gave in payment a ewe
dulling piece, and received the change. Ile bad no money of the
same description in his possession bet what he received from the
prisoner. and in a few minutes after att oil merchant called uptiit
hint for a bill of X 6. when the piece was discovered to be base
coin. Ile left it in the desk. and in less than an hour the prisoner
again caieel and asked for a bottle of blacking, in payment of
which hr tendered hem another bad crown piece. when he sent for
Mower. an officer, and gave hint intro cult dy.
Mr. Field, who attended front the Mint to conduct the prose.
cution, said that both pieces were bad, and were struck off the
tame die. The priscner was fully committed fur trial.
London, England, 1829-01-14

LOAN CONTRACTED IN 1822, FOR £3,500.0f10 FOR
HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF PRUSSIA, BY MR.
N. M. ROTHSCHILD, IN LONDON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in c4nformity,
with the general Bond, signed by his hlaje.ty the King of
Prussia, at Berlin, the t:Oth of June, 1822, wherein reference is
le
nude to the Contract of the above mentioned Loan, dated the
15th of May, 1822, according to which a Sinking Fund was pro.
Bided, whereof the Twelfth Halflearly Redemption fell due on
the Ist day of the present month of January, his Excellency Buns
Bulow, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his
Alsjosty the King of Prussia to his Britannic Majesty, jointly with
Mr. N. M. Rothschild, and accompanied by Mr. John Venn,
Notary Public, have, on the 12th Instant, CANCELLED and
DEPOSITED in the Bank of England, according to the form
prescribed, the following amount, viz —523,000 in Special Bonds
of the said Loan, being one moiety of the sum thed for the re.
demption of Bonds in the sixth year, vie. One per Cent. per
AMMO, and also tbesaving of the Interest on the ,C 218,800 re.
dressed to the Ist of July last inclusive.
Numbers of Special Binds cancelled, with their respetlive
Letter. No. Dividend Warrants.
A. 27 34 36 39 71 74 140 178
203 241 273 Wry 279 283 484 28$
16 Bonds of 81,000 each . . £16,000
B. 66 119 195 235 247 278 364 406
8 buds of £5OO each . . 4,000
C. 172 1704 1705 1908-4 Bonds of £250 each 1,000
D. 64 67 365 1117 1547 216 a 2194 3169
3294 3328 3330 4714 5766 6141 6156 6157
6189 6404 6413 6445-20 Bonds of £lOO each 2,000

Total, 4 Bonds, amounting to . . "25,000
London, England, 1829-01-14

6Tit ANlD—Stcond Mose from Anmdel-street.

1 20
C 19 0

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1529.

COLOSSEUM.
TICKETS for a limited ADMISSION to the
coLosseum, prior to its final Completion, to view the
interior of the Building—the Rooms preparing for Annual Sub-
scribers—'and the Conservatories—at ONE POUND EACH,
for PARTIES of FOUR, may be had for any given Day (ad-
missibk on either of the two following ones), at the Nosing
Lows of the Cotasssauw; at Sam's Library, St. James's street;
Sher's, New Bond-street ; Ackermann's, Strand ; Taylor's Archi-
tectural Library, Holborn; Rivington's, St. Paul's Churchyard;
and at Richardson's, Royal Exchange.
Colosseum, January 12, tan.
London, England, 1829-01-14

VICTUALLING OFFICE, December 31. 18441.
THE CO VMISSIOAERS for VICTUALLING

his MAJESTY S. NAVY, 4-c. do hereby give Nadia,
That on Tsionsuar, the 15th d.sy of January nett, they will
be ready to receive Tenders is writing (sealed up), and treat for
Twenty Thousand SHIRTS, .
Two Thousand Ditto, for Hospital use, •
Five Thousand DUCK FROCKS,
Five Thousand DUCK TROWSERS,
Ten Thousand FLANNEL WAISTCOATS, f
Ten Thousand FLANNEL DRAWERS,
Ten Thousand BLACK SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
One Thousand CAPS for Boats' Crew,
Three Thousand FLUSHING JACKETS.

To be delivered into the Victualling Scores at Deptford, One-
half thereof by the 51. st day of March next ensuing, and the re-
mainder by the 30th of April following.—Ala fur
Ten Thousand IILA NKETS.
To be delivered at a Packer', In London, in the Month of May
next.

Patterns of the above mentioned Articles, and the Conditions of
the Contracts, may be Seto at this Office.

Each Tender must specify the price In words at length, andbe
delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
must attend to answer when called for.
IL !GILLEN .CLIFTON.
London, England, 1829-01-14

FROM THS LONDON- GAZETiE, JAW. IS.

CIRCUITS OF TILE COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF
OF INSOLVENT DEBTOR&
SPRING CIRCUITS, 1829.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—J. 0. HAIIIII, Esq. Commiasioaer.
Hertfordshire, at Hertford, Thursday, March 12.
Essex, at Chelmsford, Friday, March 13.
F.ssex, at Colchester, Saturday, March 14.
Suffolk. at Ipswich and Borough, Monday, March 16.
Norfolk, at Yarmouth. Tuesday. March 17.
Norfolk, at Norwich and City, Wednesday, March IS,
Norfolk, at Lynn, Friday, March 20.
Suffolk, at Bury Sr. Edmund's, Saturday, March 21.
Cambridgeshire, at Cambridge, Monday, March 23.
Cambridgeshire, at Ely. Tuesday, March 26.
Huntingdonshire. at Huntingdon, Wrdne.clay, March 25.
Bedfordshire, at Bedford, Thursday, March sm.
Northamptor;sisire at Northampton, Friday, March 27.
Leicestershire, at Leicester, Saturday. March VI.
&affordshinr, at Litchfield, Monday, March 30.
Staffordshire, at Stafford, Tuesday, March 31.
Shropshire, at Shrewsbury, Thursday, April Z.
Warwickshire, at Coventry, Saturday, April 4.
Warwickshire, at Warwick, Monday, April 6.
Buckinghamshire, at Aylesbury. Wednesday, April 6.
SOUTHERN CIRCUIT—T. B. Bowex, Rag. Commissioner.
Berkshire, at Reading, Tuesday, February 24.
Oxfordshire at Oxford and City, Thursday, February 26.
Worcestershire, at Worcester and City. Saturday, February 21.
Herefordshire, at Hereford aud-City, Tuesday, Much S.
Monmouthshire, at Mot mouth, Thursday, March S.
Glouce.tershire, at Gloucester and City, Saturday, March 7.
Gioucesterthire, at Bristol, 'Tuesday, March 10.
Sourersetshire, at Bath, Friday, March 13.
Somenietsbire, at Wells, Monday, March 16.
Devonshire, at Exeter and City, Wednesday, Mara 16.
Cornwall, at Bothnia, Saturday, March 21.
Devonshire at ilyniottlh, Monday, March 23.
.Dunetaire, at Dorchester, Wednesday, Much U.
London, England, 1829-09-28

instead of horses as a travelling agent ; bat we hope, like all great
contemporaries, they may whet and midways each other till the I
desired object is attained. One of them, As writer in the Alas, ob-
serves,
that " if ultimately (owed capable of being brought into
public use, it would probably be most convenient and desirable
t that several locomotive engines should be employed on one line of
road, in order that they might be exchanged at certain stages for
tbe purposes of examination, tightening of screws, and other ad-
justments, which the joking on passing over the road might under
necessary, and for the supply of Mel and water."

SINGULAR CASE respecting a
UNDER SENTENCE OF Ey

VIC:

An investigation has just been concluded, in which
Sheriff Copeland has been most anxiously engaged for the last few
days. A ma., who says his name is Harris, was, some short
time ago, apprehended by two police-officers, and charged, under
the name of Tisley, with having returned from transportation.
He was tried at the Old Bailey, and the officers baying sworn
that he was the transport Tisley, be was convicted and sentenced
to be executed. Soon after his conviction, some circumstances
took place which convinced the Sheriffs that he was not the
person be had been represented to be. He had, himself, from
the moment of his apprehenston, most loudly and solemnly de-
clared that he was mat Inky ; and witnesses were examined, who
made affidavit that he was perfectly correct in denying that he
was. The unfortunate man soon became delirious, from, it is
supposed, the apprehension of death, and he now lies in the In-
firmary of Newgate, quite destitute of reason. A drover of
Smithfield was one of the persons examined on the occasion. He
swore that Harris was quite a different man, even In external ap.
!pearance ; that he (the drover) knew Tisley well, and that Tisley
was certainly a lag (a returned convict), and sow in this country.
There was expressed a strong desire to know where Tisley
' was to be found; but the drover said," No, I'll not tell you
a word about him ; be is now a respectable man; and
most industriously and honestly supporting himself and his family;
if I was to tell, I'd deserve to be locked up in Newpte again."
" Again !" said his examiner; why, have you been in Newgater
" Yes, I was locked up there fora robbery, and I deterred it; but
I'd deserve to be Imaged if I'd peach upon a man who has turned
away from his bad courses." This merit was found to be too strong
to be meddled with, even if the Sheriffs bad felt any disposition to
pursue the inquiry about Tilley. A representation was made to
Mr. Peel, who proceeded to inquire into the facts. The Secretary
found, we are given to understand, that Harris was not Miley ; but
the Right Hon. Gentleman made, in the course of the investiga-
tion, a very important discovery—namely, that Harris was a
person who bad been transported for life, and bad returned
without the Royal pardon. This discovery will prevent a par-
don from being granted, but of course execution cannot follow
such a conviction.
London, England, 1829-09-28

ODESSA, Sm. S.

Oa the stl ult.•eleven ships arrived here front the Turkish ports
occupied by our troops ; seven of them brought the prisoners from
Sfibtria. The Ewe brig arrived on the sd with Count Tostoi,
with the *report of; the taking of Adrianople, addressed to the
Emperor.—Algenscine Wrung, Sept. 24.
HAMBURGH, Barn:sum a.'

Boned-Halte, Four o'Clock..

Fends are In great demand.
Anglo DanlA Loan 6Bi
Anglo Russian

Hamburgb Russian 92§
Ponds Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares
Austrian I%letalllques
—Haningres &pork?, Sept. 22.

UCH/INGE ON LONDON.
HAstouton, Szsw.22.-13 11i; Two months, 13 Sof.
tunic, Sart. 18.—Thee months, 6 16.
Bonus, Seer. 19.—Three months, 6 261.
CIia3427AWIA, Sm. 9.—Three month., 6 24.
AlusSaDow, Son. 25.-12 27 5-10 ; Two months, 12 20.

MATIIEWS and YATES were " At Home" in Paris
two evenings only, in consequence of the Theatre where
they received their friends being wanted for the Italian
Opera.. The Duke and Duchess de Guru's Count and
Countess d'Oassv, and the Countess of BLESINTOW,
attended these fashionable parties.
CHAS.. B. -WILLIAMS, Of the firm of WILLIAMS,
Wimitoun; and Co. Solicitors, died a few days ago at
bis house in Lincoln's-Inn-fields. His wilt has been
proved by lie brother, the sole executor and residuary le •
gates. TU personal property amounts to £300,000, in
addition to considerable freehold estates.
London, England, 1829-09-28

THE ARMY.
Major-Gen. Sir Colin Halkett K.O B. and G.C.H. from the
9Sth (Dabyshire) regiment of Infantry, to be Colonel of the 71st
Light Infantry regiment. vice General Sir Gordon Drummond,
G.C.B. appointed to the 49th Foot.
Major-Gen. Sir Archibald Campbell, G.C. B. from the 38th
Foot, to be Colonel of the 95th regiment of Infantry, vice Major
Gen. Sir Cohn Halkett, appointed to the 71st Foot.
Thursday a detachment of the 25th regiment embarked at New.
haven, on board the William Harris transport, for the West In-
dies. The officers attached to it are, Capt. Priestly, Lieutenant
Phibbs, and Ensign Cason. The detachment of the 42d. which
marched into EtlinburehCastle from Paisley on Monday, embarked
at the same time for Gibraltar.
A Garrison Court-martial assembled at Government House on
Thursday, for the trial of a soldier of the 29th Regiment, for de-
sertion from the regiment in April last, and for being absent until
the 20th instant, when he was brought back a prisoner ; and also
for making away with his regimental necessaries. He was found
guilty, and sentenced by the Court to three months' solitary con-
finement, and to be put under stoppages until the deficiencies were
made good.—Devenpert Telegraph.
A detachment, consisting of one ,officer and twenty-one men, of
the 23d Regiment of Royal Welsh Fusileers, will march into this
Garrison on Monday next, to embark for Gibraltar, to join the
service companies of that corps.—lbid.
London, England, 1829-03-26

BRUSSELS, leLtscr 24.

latter. from Rome of 10th March say, th t the Count des Cenci,
Ambassador of the Netherlands, was to relict the tottowmg day
his credentials to the Conclave. This is the first time that the
Minister of ■ Protestant Prince has hens admitted to the Sacred
College.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wirtensberg arrived here to.
day float Paris.
Bausessa, Wednesday the Chamber will dis-
cuss. in a secret Sitting. the proposed Address to the King ; neat
Monday, in a public Sitting, the question of the re-establishment
of the Jury. An amended law on the public Press has been sob-
emitted to the Second Chamber.—Bratusis Papas. Marsh SS.
London, England, 1829-03-26

cam shall kny person be allowedrso act as .Ilegisuate
mania harnesses 3001. per annum. We n east this clause
tithe Act may be occhisidered. as we knoll, that in le-
mote districts it wonla be the means of estingilishing
the glee of local Mpaissrates,
who now gently but
most usefully exercise their functions in the neighbour-
hood in which they constantly reside.
The Bishop of Wlscanran last n;ght in the House
of Peers, avowed himself friendly to Catholic Emanci-
pation, declaring that although the religions opinions
entertained by Catholics were dangerous, that was by
no means the case with respect to their political opinions.
This Prelate eau.t, is coming to such a conclusion,
have overlooked the records of history, or, like other
modern theorists, treats it as an old almanack. But it
is convenient to shut one's eyes to facts, when the
mind is enchained by previous penalises or engage-
ments. Nothing but the existence of such an engage-
main can account for the conduct of his Lordship of
Wpm:turns. and most of the other recently conse-
crated Bishops. On the Right Reverend Bench there
was heretofore but one Prelate who voted for Emanci-
pation, namely, the Bishop of Noxwica, who a, con-
stantly, as conscientiously, gave his vote on that side
of the question.

The Paris Papers of Monday, and the Gazelle de
France dated Tuesday morning, reached us last night,
and we have given extracts from them in another
column. Their contents, however. posse,ss hut little
interest, excepting an article taken from the Augsburg
Gazelle, which mentions that the Austrian lntet nuncio
residing at Constantinople bad agreed with the Porte
that vessels laden with corn, under the Austrian flag,
might proceed from the Black Sea. to the Mediter-
ranean with two-thirds of their cargoes, and that the
other third shall be landed at Constantinople for the
supply of that capital, and shill be paid for at
fixed prices in ready money. It is added that the Porte
has promised to grant the free navigation of the Black
Sea to ships of all nations on these conditions.
The French Funds advanced again on Monday, but,
no particular cause is assigned for the rise.

The Flanders and Hamburgh Mails received in town
this morning furnish as with Vie following miscella-
neous extracts:

EG INA, Jairvanv 51.
/SOX Tit Gatti MIL

Captain Falange, commanding the Perseverance Weans boat. has
undertaken as eapeditioa to the wain( Yule and Ncitupout.where
be has captured fuvrTurkish Alps of war,which are a very w•keme
addition to our &Alla. Captain Fallings &Stared SOO uokinunate
Greeks, who, to avoid• the Turks who came from Zeitouni, bad
taken refuge in caverns, and were in danger of parboiling with
butler. WARSAW, Masc. 12.
The Natioaal Tribunal of the kingdom of Poland wiU anoounce
today, in its public Sitting, the sentence passed on the individuals
accused of ►igh treason.
The Prince of Hems Homburg arrived ben on the 141 k, oa his
return from Petenburgb.— name /Waren SimeGowife, Mewed. 20.
London, England, 1829-03-26

NAVAL. IN 1 ELLitiENCE.

Itsu Mame Tins Dav—Diebiin I—Guernsey and Jersey
Hanaburgb I—Flanders I—France 1.

Dent, Masai 115.—Wiad N. ntolrrate.—Arrived from the
River and sailed the Thames, Higmaideti, for Jamaica; Micelles%
&twig. for Demerara.
Posmatoursi. Shams !S.—Wind K to S.lL—Arrived the Fran
da, Waterworth, from Seville.
Gowns. MA 'cm YS.—Arrived the Fancy, Tarrant. from &rifle;
Triton, Pines. from St. Xlicitaeni.
PLYMOUTH, learn s4.—Want RAIL blowing bard—Ardwil
the Briton, Pockley, from the South Seas and &. Helena. full skits
Frederick. ikilk, from Bahia for Antwerp; Creoles, Bender*,
from Rio Janeiro, for Hasuburgh ; Union, Clinch, from Dien,
fur London, out 110 days. Off Plymouth the Oryntbis Rhos,
from Batavia; Mary. from Bengal ; (Balms, Cook, tram
Bails; and Maria, Hill, from St. Andero, in four days.
FaLasuums. Warn 114.—Wind 6. fresh pies, aid
Arrived the Duke of Wellington, Thomas, from St. Michael's.
Plummier, Na arm 114.—01 f port the Atlantic, Johnson, Iran
Mauritius; Gate. Misting. from Itio Janeiro. Arrived the Va.
lesidno, Crosby, from St. Michael's, leaky, and with Iwo( anchor
and cable. _ _ _ _ _ _ -

BaslOL, Mama 25.--A:rived the Surprise, —, from Malaga.
YARMOUTII, Nov* SCOTIA. JAIL s.—Tbe Hope, from &. John's.
New Brunswick, to Belfast, 111441 stranded at Cranberry Island SG
the 46th ultimo, and sold on the dd instant for SYd currency; the
materials will be sold to-monow. The Ariel packet, which sidled
from Falmouth on the loth of November for Halifax and Ber-
muda, bad net arrived at Halifax on the ITth skins°.
Guaoasaza ea. JAL o.—We have just received an express (rem
San Bias, informing tin of the arrival of his 3daiesty's ship Alen,
from Lima and Guayaquil, which latter part bad bees nearly de.
stroyed by a Peruvian squadron, under the late Admiral Guise,
who lost his life In one of the engagements. A Colombian ship of
war bad been taken, but the Rsmeraldo was so much cat up that
she was obliged to haul of to repair.
A letter from Paris, dated the 40th instant.mys-0 The Patriot,
Buenos Ayrean privateer, had made six Spanish prises. when the
crew mutinied, carried the eased into Porto Rico, and gave her
up to the Spanish Authorities."
Emmaus, Mason 14.—The Canoga is still covered with Ice,
which is. however, gradually carried off by the current —The
Cygnet, Smart ; the Estafette, Nand* ; and the Sea fiedskrode.
f/whims', which were driven into the Cattegat. have returned,
and are now at anchor in llornbeek-bay. The Jasmine,
from Mull, has been driven soma. The Mary. Harrison, from ILId
'for London, remains at Copeahagess The fast ice below the Fmk
broke up yesterday. with a strong breeze from W. to N.W. but
large quantities are Sooting about. Last night it froze six degrees
The ice its the Sound mad above Hymn is fast.
London, England, 1829-03-26

ARRIVALS.

Sir Matthew Tierney, Ban. and family, in Dover-street, from
Brighton ; Sir Thomas and Lady Aeland and family, at their house
in Pail-mall, from their seat in Devonshire; Lord and Lady Aber-
crawl+, and family. at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, from► Paris:
Lord Heury Vane, in St. James's-square. from Newton House,
Yorkshire; kir. and ►irs. Hughes and family, at Frnton's Hotel,
St. Jan;es's-strieet, irons Paris ; Thomas Pap, Rsq. at ditto, from
his seat, Cobham, Surrey ; Admiral Sir Edward Owe►► and Lady
Owen, at Nerot's Hotels, Clifford-street ; Mrs. Gabell and Mr.
Gabel!, jun. at -lino; Lord Ougley. at ditto; Captain Ongley, at
ditto; captain and. Sirs. Smith, at the Bath Hotel, Arlingtometreet,
from Bath; Sir Osborn. Gibbs, Bart. at ditto, from Berkshire ; Mrs.
and Mtn Lewis, at ditto, from Sussex; Dr. Chicheater, at ditto,
hum Cheltenham.

DEPARTURES.
His Excellency the Marquis Palmella, from Nerot's Hotels; the
Marquis Carmartben, from ditto; J. Edwards, Esq and friends,
from ditto; J. Harris, Esq. and party, from ditto; J. Gordon, Esq.
M.P. from ditto; the Honourable Mr. Bawett. from ditto; ►lajur
Stables, from Grosvenor-street. for the Centhtent ; Mr. and Mrs.
Booth. from ►lanchestsr-pwe, ter their seat in Noffolk ; Capt.
Mahn. from the Width IMO% Jorotywotroot, for Bath.
London, England, 1829-03-26

DRURY•LANE THEATRE.

The Oratorio last niiht at this Theatre consisted of a selection
from the vocal compositions of Handel, Moses; Wade, Romig*
Picini. and other., divided as usual into thee. parts. Madame
Stockhausen, Mb* Love. bliss Farrar, Mies Casette, Miss Betts,
liessk &sham and Hurncastle, were the leading vocalists, and
411.1 ample justice to alr. ilaweis selections for the evening.—
Great applause was deservedly bestowed on the execution of the
°venom to Taucredi in the course of the errata,. Miriam** song
and grand chorus, by Amos. closed the evenings performances at
a very late bout.
London, England, 1829-03-26

LONDON.

..1N1M1.....

THURSDAY. AJARCH 6. HMO
?KIM! OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank &ock abut i India Knuth 49

S per evut.ltetabut South Sea Stock
5 per Ct. Cam. 674 4 41000 Becket. BM 57 6
3 i per Cent. Mi. Shut 4500 Dktn 57 6
If per Cent. Ited. Shut Jinn and Atm Ditto 57 6
I per Ct. New, 1014 V 1 f Commercial SI
I per Cent. 1526, Shut Bank for Acct.
Loug Ann. Shut India for Am. 2314 24
loins Stuck Shut Consols for Acct 974 1
FORRION FUNDS. TWO ('CLOCK.
Brazilian M.. 5 pLN. 674 1 Mex. Ms, 11125, lip Ct. 224
Do Acct S6l 71 1 4 Do Acct. 221 4 4 4
l'olonibbin lids, 6 peret. Perui. lids. 6 p C.
D0.800d5,11124, Do Acct. 124
Do. Aut. 171 4 Porteg.lide SpC.
Dodds lids. 3 pCt. 641 IDo Accr.424
Da Acct. 641 Spanish Oda 5 p Ct. 94
Me* Ms. 5 p Ct. 19 Ditto 55, 91
BKITISIT AND VOIREION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

ilraailian
Ditto National
Marine Alliance

SNARL ►CIA
35
25
100

49 47 4S 461
anti
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351
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Phanis Gas 50 53
Van Dieinen's Land Agri& 100 7i

We mentioned a fortnight ago that Mr. STRATF )111D
CANNING was about to reiwn to Constantinople. It is
now announced, "that the issue of the mission with
which Count MATOINICCIVITZ was charged has been
very satisfactory, the Emperor of Russia having con.
seated that the negotiations for the final settlement of
the Gieek question should be carried on by the repre-
sentatives of France and England, in ;he name of the
three Powers. parties to the Treaty. The Amhassadors
of these two States will therefore proceed fortwith to
Constantinople."
We believe that Mr. STRATFORD CANNING has al-
ready sailed from Naples, on his way to Constantinople,
and we trust that amicable relations will be soon re-
stored between Great Britain and the Porte; but we
have very strong reasons for believing that Russia views
+►ith great jealousy the probability of such a result, and
that the mission of Count Mumovacawrrs had a vety
different object than that which is new assigned.

Mr. Put. last night introduced his promised Bill for
the regulation of the office and duties of Justices rif the
Peace. Its principal object is to consolidate the laws
relative to this branch of our municipal regulati.ms, and
to raise the qualification for the office from the posses.
skin of property of lOW. per annum to 3001. per annum.
We are almost inclined to doubt the propriety of this
latter regulation, because we are convinced that in
some districts it will not be easy to find men
possessing such an extent of qualification who are
always resident on the spot, and willing to act as
Magistrates. Many country Clergymen in particular,
who, notwithstanding the observations made by Mo.
Hums and other Honourable Members, we believe make
the most useful Magistrates. do not possess Church Of
other property to that amount ; and as the Lord Lieute-
nant of the County pu.sesses the power of making the
selection of those 1 ers,.ns whom he thinks& to be put into
the Commission of the Peace, we really do not see the
utility of tyins up his hands, by euctius that in no
London, England, 1829-09-17

DEPARTURES.

The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, front Arlington-street,
on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Sefton, &oke Farm Berks ;
Sir Herbert kaiser, Ban. for his seat in Kent ; Captain Farm,
Mrs.
Marshall, from Brighton for Cheltenham; W. Saiway. Esq. from
the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Oxford; J. Colson, Esq.
from ditto, for ditto; Mr. and Mrs. W. Cox, from Wimpole-
street, for Worthing ; Viscount Duncannoo' from C,avenclish-
pun*, for his seat at Roeisampton ; Mr. and Mrs. Knight, from
Grosvenor-street, for Brighton; Lord Nugent, tor his seat, Lilleys,
Bucks • Major and Mrs. Scott, from Manchester-square, for Cbel-
tenhani; the Right Hon. Earl of Buckinghamshire, from Nerot's
Hotels and Baths, Clifford-street, to Hampden House; Sir Wm.
Rawlins and friends, from ditto, to Paris; the Rev. Mr. Child,
and Ladles, from ditto; Spencer Mackay, Esq. and family, from
ditto; W. B. Flexney, Eq. from ditto, to Lord Down's.
London, England, 1829-09-17

SALE POSTPONED.

NEAR TONBRIDGE AND'BEVEN OAKS.

MR. JOHN ROBINS, (of Warwick House, Regent-
street) informs the Public, that the Sale of the

NIZEL LS ESTATE,
Situate in the Parishes of Tonbridge, Seven Oaks, Leigk, and
Penshurst, in the county of Kent,
enstfaumen

A Compact RESIDENCE and Offices. Garden, Pleasure
Grounds, &c. and sundry Eligible Farms. with Fartat.House, and
Agricultural Buildings, the whole containing upward!! of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
ADVERTISED TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, CornbiU,
On THUILIDAY the 22d of October. 1829,:
IS POS I'PONED.
170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1829-09-17

ARRIVALS.

Tile Marquis of Bristol, at his seat, kkworth Park, Suffolk,
front a tour; Major and Mrs. Fletcher, in Ilegent-street, from the
Continent; Captain Harris, in Bryanston.square, from Hamsgate ;
Edward Hawkins, Esq. at Feutoa's Hotel, St. Jatnes's-street, from
Paris • James Montague, Esq at ditto from ditto; Capt. ,Mac-
donald, at ditto, from ditto; W. Osborne, Esq. at ditto, from
Brighton • the Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, t Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Paris; A. Grant, Esq. at ditto, front
ditto; Viscount konismore, at ditto, from Norfolk; Mr. and
Mrs. Fellows, in Harley-street, from the Continent; tbe Rev.
Craven Ord, at Nerot's Hotels sod Baths, Clifford-street.
London, England, 1829-09-17

BRIGHTON, Sept. 15.

Mrs. Fitiherbert entertained a select Dinner Party at
the Royal York Hotel yesterday, Inclusive of the Marchioness of
Downshire, Rareness Sandy., and Lady Mary HW, Capt. and
Miss Seymour. Mrs. Mellish, Miss Giffard, Etc.
Tbe Countess of Aldborough again entertains a select Dinner
Party at this Hotel to-morrow. Her Ladyship yesterday dined
with the Master of the Rolls.
London, England, 1829-09-17

BATTLE OF NA VARIN.

COURT MARTIAL mit CAPTAIN DICKENSON, R.N.
♦aOA ova CORIMPONDINT•
POILTSMOUTH, Waawassay. Sur. 16.
This morning public anxiety was at the highest pitch,
in hopes that the judgment of the Court would be pro-
nounced. Many were the anticipations as to the result.
The Court assembled at the usual hour (nine o'clock),
and remained in secret investigation with closed doors.
At eleven it was intimated to Captain Dickenson that
his attendance would not be required until two o'clock ;
previous to which hour he received another intimation,
stating that he would be released from attendance until
to-morrow (this day). The Victory, although the wea-
-1 ther was very unfavourable, was crowded, to hear
the judgment. Many surmises are in existence as to
the delay : some say, that it is owing to a dispatch
'from the Admiralty, relative to the propriety of admitting
Sir Edward Codrington to examine witnesses in contra-
diction to what appeared in the Public Papers ; and in
fact to commence the Battle of Navarin de novo ; others
say that it is to the length of time which the reading of
the evidence occupies, which must be voluminous, but I
am assured it will he certainly given to-morrow, and the
delay solely originates from the cool and dispassionate
examination of such a body of contradictory evidence.
London, England, 1829-09-17

VIENNA, Sm. 6.

The Austrian Obarser announces that in consequence of negucia.
tions at New York, between Baron Von Lederer, the Austrian
Consul, and the Government of the United States, that Govern-
ment has granted to Austrian skips in the harbours of the United
States perfect equality with American ships, to which effect a pro-
clamation has been issued ►y the President of the United States. A
courier from Paris has brought to the Duke de Laval Montmo-
rency, letters of fecal from the Austrian Court ; and his appoint-
ment to the post of Ambassador at London. Count la Pet-
ronays is to succeed him here. The pacific news in the Aus-
trian Observer of yesterday, caused our funds to rise considerably.
It is generally reported here that the Government intends
to reduce the interest of our stock from five to four per cent.
and has already entered into negociations for the purpose. But u
neither the source of the report, nor the persons negociated with,
nor the bash of the negociation, are stated, it will be advisable to
wait foe the unfirmation of the report, which may very likely be
the result of a combined stock4obbing speculation.
FROM THE FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, Aua. 29.

Count Von Pabkn. late Governor of Odessa, is appointed by
bis Court to negociate with the Porte. After the conclusion of
peace, Coact Pahlen is to remain as Russian Ambassador at
Constantinople, and he is thoroughly acquainted with the commerce
of Southern Russia. The choice of him for that post is considered
as very judicious.
Varna, Skrv. 6.—Metalliques, 1001 ; Bank Shares, 1,174.
affgenosine Zany, apt 10 and 11.
CI'T'Y, T svu.vs o'CLoct.
Consols opened this morning at the price they left off yesterday,
$9 to j for the Account; and nil for Money.
We are without further accounts from the theatre df war, which
is ravaged to be of a very interesting description.
Lie Foreign Market nothing doing at present ; prices nominal.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

There is not the blast apeculadon going forward in the Cowed
Market ; and Consols have remained at one prim during the whole
of the morning : 89 to i for the Account, and 88; for mosey ;
and at the latter price the Commisdonen purchased. In the
Foreign Market not a bargain is doing.

At a Meeting of the Bank Directors this morning the
Dividend was declared as before, four per cent.
Great anxiety was felt in the City this morning for the
arrival of the French Mail,—both on account of the
irritated state of the people in that country, and the pro-
gress of the Russians in the East; but till our usual
hour of going to press there had been no arrival.
It will be observed by an article from Vienna, dated
the 6th instant, inserted elsewhere in this sheet, that the
Duke de LAVAL MONTMORENCY has been recalled
from the Austrian Court, and appointed to the post of
French Ambassador in London; Count De LA Fzu.
ILONATS succeeding the Duke 41 Vienna,

FREE TRADE.
London, England, 1829-09-17

Tivo Smacks, One Lugsail Boat, and 521 Half-Ankers.
FOR DUTIES AND CHARGES.
Two Anchors and Stocks, about 11 cwt. Iron Main, 8 Fathoms
Rope. &c.
SUNDRY OLD STORES.
The Vends and Boats may' be Viewed at Mr. S. Nkcbolson's
Wharf, Chatham ; and the other Ankles at the Custom-House,
Rochester, the day before and on the morning of Sale.
London, England, 1829-03-21

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess CLA lemma dined with the
Princess AUGUSTA yesterday, at bet re44lence in the King's Pilace.
St. James's.

The Duchess of Geovcarrate, and a select party, dined with the
Princess ACQUIT* on Thursday.
Summonses were issued yesterday morning from the Foreign
(Ace. Downing-street, for holding a Cabinet Council at two
o'clock In the afternoon. The pce.encr of the Loan CHAIOCULLOS
being demised essential at the Council, his Lordship was sent for
from the Hoene of 'Lords, where he was engaged in hearing ap-
peals; his Lordship came to attend the Cabinet. Toe other Mi.
',biers had assembled at tiv.etty minute• p..t two o'clock at the
Foreign (Jce, viz. the Duke of WOLLINOTON Earl Haeuearr
and Asian',. Viscoant Maimies.a Lord, Relarninaouou, Mr.
Secretary Pam., Sir° Gamma Moaner, the Cumecase.on of the
&CUMIN and Air. Regain. The Arin.sters remaine4 in deli
&ration till four o'clock, when the meeting broke up ; the At-
torney and Solicitor-General for Ireland, however, arriving at the
Foreign Office at that boar. the Ministers resumed their coast&
ration, and continued their sitting till half-past foot o'clock.
Lord FRANCO Glows*. the lircret.ry of Mate tor Ireland, was
in attendance at the DSce during the Council.
Fritter Pompeii, the French Ambassador, had a conference
with the Bari of Astatine yesterday, at the Office of the Secre-
tary of &ate for Foreign Affairs.
Secretary Nast. the Csancata.os of the Ezenetatrart. and
Sir Hamar lianainma, b-d interviews with the Duke of Wm:
uNovon yesterday, at the Trea.ury.
The &iiicitor•General transacted busbies. yesterday at the Co.
lonia! Deice.
London, England, 1829-03-21

CAMBRID6k. MARCH 20.

There has b, en a vet y consider. Me excitement is this
University during the last week, in consequence of the prospect of
a vacancy fa its representation. We are confidently as.ured that a
person of talents and of true Protestant Principles will be pro
posed to the Senate, to oppose the tv-election of Si Nicnotas C.
Tama.. should he vacate his seat. We areal.* informed that Mr.
V 4 r. Hama will not again come forward as r candidate on itch
an occasion, and that it is expected be will be returned for Marl.
borough, that seat being now 'Scum by Lord llauommu.'s accept-
ance of the Chiltern Hundreds

DUBLIN. MAUCH 18.
The first Ball given bv the Dab. rand Dishes, 0/
NORIIIIIIMSLA/19 took plate yesterday, to commemorate the Fes-
tival of St. Patrick. Like all the festivities on this nati--nal occadoa
It was attended by a great number of fashionable+, who danced for
several hours to Irish airs, then retired to supper, and afterwards
returned to St. Patrick's Hall, where they remained till Ike morning
sun noticed that it was time to depart. There wa• one peculiarity
regarding the Ball last night, which is deserving of notice, as an
anomaly in Iri.k society ; ;bete w. re upwards of are. hundred
persons present, and of these not more thin seventy were Gentle
men, who were obliged, in consequence of the satalinea of their
number, to perform treble duty. and dance in every set. Sir Gnomon
Ran, Chamberlain of the Household, and the Duchess of Licence,
led off the centre-dance to the tune of " Patrick's Day."
London, England, 1829-03-21

1L L kING.

WINDaOR. MARCH 40.—1 t is fulle es: ected. bbould
the w. other continue favourable, that his MAJESTY
will in a day or two renew b:s dries in the Ureat Palk.
:The improvement, at the Royal Lodge.. hich were
contemplated some .hint time since by his MAJESTY,
we are informed, will not be ca,ried into effect this sea-
son. Sme alterations in the domestic offices are
making, but the Kota having signified his intention of
residing there during the summer months, this circum•
stance will prevent any extended plan of improvement
in other p ins of the building.
Lord KONYON arrived at the White Hart Inn this
morning, for the purpose of obiaining an interview with
his MAJESTY at the Cagle. His lendship, shortly sifter
his arrival, forwarded a letter by his servant to the Earl
of FIER. SS Lord in Waiting. Upon his receiving an
answer, the Noble Lord went to the Casik, and had an
interview with the Earl, a.:d was informed that hi.
MAJESTY would give him an au 'knee at four o'clock.
He. Lordship ha. a number of Poitkns, which he will
present to his MAJESTY in person.
London, England, 1829-03-21

FAMILIES ahnnt to YU It$lSH, will find. nn
in.pecting* Ware-rooms of HENRY I. COOPER. 93.
Ittatiorsoeve.trater WITHIN, the following Articl-e, at Prices
decidedly reasonable, foe Furniture of superior Style acrd Ma-
nufacture:
UPHOLSTERY—Comprising the improved Elastic Steel Styling
for Carriage Cushions, Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, &e.
in ,eddition to a handsome assortment of Bedstead
Fernitures. Window Cornices, Curtains, &c.
CARTNET WORK—Of the first quality and Materials—Also
Solid Furniture for Foreign Climates.
SIIIPPISIO—Cahins fitted up with Fieganee and Dispatch, and
Passengers' Requisites provided.
CHAIRS— Appropriate fur Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed
Rooms, &c.
CARPETS—Super Brussels Carpets, 4a.fid. per lard (no Inferior
quality kept), Kidderminster and
.Venetian equally
moderate.
LOOK I N G-G LASSES,-Frorn the most mapnificent ,to the
smallest. 'for Chimnies,- Piers, and Toikttes ; on the
larger sizes, the Reduction will be found to amount
from Flay to Seventy.five per Cent.
CARVING and GI LDI NG —Some very beautiful specimens for
Goma TAW, (Awes. ate. - ,
PAPEW HANGING and EA tETING--To thOltlebeest is well
as the Nowt style.
FUNERALS—Attended in the *matt relpettfol manner, *Ad psi-
titular regard paid to Economy.
HOUSE AGENCY—Howes and Estates glistered for Letting
or Disposal. without Charge.
SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF
RENTS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSED.
11. I. COOPRIL4O3, Blimorsomrs-svizaWirstw, has the honour
of being employed and patronized by some of the first
Families In the Kingdom ; and, for styli . and price.
challenges competition with any respettaide Esta-
blishment.
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London, England, 1829-01-13

COVENT-GA R DEN.

Sa*sSPCARes Richard the second • was idleitised
for la.t evening, but owing to the illness of Mr.'/Claw,
who was to have played the principal cbaiacter, it was
not re, resented.
The usual hour for the drawing up of the curtain
bad long passed, and the audience had began toexpress
glee disappvihation, when Mi.Wa aria, Messed for. the
;hart of Raing6toke. made his appearance. He stated
that he had just left Mr. KEA te, who since his arrival at
the theatre had been attacked by a sudden and•setious
illness, which wholly incapacitated him from the dn.-
charge of the duty which had been allotted to him.Undet
that circumstances. be trusted the audience would in-
' dolge them wth a shirt delay, a hi le he and his
nions, the manager not being in the Iriuse, deliberated as
to the course they should pursue. Mr. 'Wants' then re-
tired, and half an hour having elapsed. the clamour
'of the audience again brought him on the st.ge. He
Rated that Mr. KLAN'S ind.spositiosi still continued, and
informed the aushence. that it had been deteinsibecr
to substitute (with their permission) The Beggars Opera
foe the tragedy, which had been announced ; that
some of the attcrs wane then in the house. and
that others who bad been sent for were then on
their way to the Theme. Another delay ensued,
•hich
.was ended by the appearance of Mr. row-
COTT, in his boots, who, having .apologised fur
his unusual, and on this occasion unavoidable, ib-
senco from the Theatre, said he had just arrived, ant:
bad learnt that Mr. Kiss bad lift it in consequence of
llness, es.he supposed. He trusted the autilencle were
convinced' that the disappointMent they badtustworsil
was soceaused Isirbe fault of any person in the haste,
and bearable atirjadulgame fortbsisubstitoted,Ptay.

Mica/Meese was rreeiva with mingled applause 2101
disApprobatiori; the Manager retired, 'and aSout halt
pau eight thectutain drew op. the Beggars' Opera
wa, then acted, and was well teceived, notwithst in& g
the trial to which the patience o' the audience bad been
expo,ed, and the unceremonious hare w ith which some
of the scenes Isere got through.

FRENCH DRAMA—ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.
Last night the pieces o ere Angeline. a light do et male
fa"iicouppqrtei principally by Mlle. Anoe, who, in her
m icings with Adolphe (M. ALVARO. a young man o'
fashion, who has come on a visit to his uncle the Baron
(M. NEVAL), hers .nates a Lady of howl Ma'am.' a plain
country girl. The Baron is a plain country Gentleman,
who appears to have nothing to do in the wide world
but to get his daughter Angeline and his broad acres off
his hands, by leaving them both to his nephew Adolphe
M GAMARD played the part of Adolphe's valet woh a
great deal of humour.
Les Deus Cousins followed, a vaudeville in three acts,
(nun •ed upon SHRRIDAWS School for Scaglal. Mlle.
COLON did every justice to the part she bud- to pet fort m.
M. LessoNT, as r.harles, received the most unequivocal
marks of approbation. PaavAL, as Denneville, in the
same' ieze, was also highly effective.
London, England, 1829-12-07

THE KING.

' WINDSOR, Dec. 6.—This forenoon the Kix°, sc-
eompanied by the Lord Steward of the Household, and
the other distinguished members thereof in waiting,
attended Divine Service at the new Chapel Royal. The
Rev. Mr. SEYMOUR officiated and Mr. Hoax presided
as usual at the organ.--Wednesday last the KING, at-
tended by the Lord Steward, took two hours' exercise
in his pony phaeton, being the only day during the last
week that his MAJESTY left the Royal Lodge, owing to
the damp and unfavourable state of the weather. His
MAJESTY continues in the full enjoyment of excellent
health.—Thursday last Sir HERBERT TAYLOR arrived
at the Royal Lodge, on a visit to his MAJESTY, and this
forenoon took leave, and left the Royal Lodge, on his
return to town.—This day, at twelve o'clock, the Duke
of CUMBERLAND paid a visit IO his MAJESTY at the
Royal Lodge, with whom he remained in conference
until two o clock, when his Royal Highness took leave,
and left the Royal Lodge, on his return at his residence
at Kew.
London, England, 1829-12-07

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

•
STAG-HUNTING.
Mr. Ramsay of arnton's bounds met at Boat-house Bridge olk
Tuesday, where a noble,stag was turned out about .half-pest 111
o'clock. The hounds were laid on about-12 o'clock and struck off
at a dashing rate to the south. At 'nekton loclosuthe a short
.eheck occurred. They hit off again to the west in most gallanj.
style, through Hallyards, crossed the Amund. passed Newliston
on the right, running upon Bei:burn, on the east of- which
they crossed .!the Union Canal. taking afterwards a westerly
direction by Blaney House and Tartraven hills by Dormer.
•to Cockiesoy ; crossed the hill and came down, skirting Bowden,.
to Belledde, from thence to Carruber Mill (upon the banks of the
Avon) where the stag was run up. The chace lasted about two
hours, and. most of the time at a racing pace for the horses. The
run is supposed to be from 20 to 2S miles. There were about 30
gentlemen well mounted In the field; but, as might be anticipated,.
very few were at the.end of such a chaco—we believe only Mr.
Ramsay himself, and Mr. Wilkie.
•
London, England, 1829-12-07

CORBETT'S LECTURES.
THE NEXT LECTURE will be given at the
THEATRE of the MECHANICS' INSTITUTION
(which bee been engaged for that purpose eselneively,) Sandi-
amptat-beildings, Chancery-lane. on THURSDAY NEXT. the
lath instant. The subject " What is the real mod alma
REMEDY for our sofferinp and dangers r
The THIRD LECTURE will be given, at the soomplaikell
THURSDAY. the 17th instant. .
On the lea, Mr. COBBETT proposes to eat
has, to proceed, thence, to Leicester, Derby. Nottingbess, Ow&
field. Leeds, Shipley, Bradford, Halifax, Hutillersesille
Preston, .Balton-le-Moon, Manchester, Liverpool, limigeles
ldacciesikM, Showalter', Worcester, Olowaster, 0064
Reading (or. Aylsford ;) and then huh so Loathe by tie time
that the " collective wisdom of the nation" shell be got together.:
Tee hour of beginning the Lecture is Eight lbo
Evening preelaely.
Admittance. One BbiWng. to be paid at the door.

THE EVENING STAR
• $ ,
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.10/471z
London, England, 1829-09-10

CHELTENHAM, Sept. 7.

Among the company at the Montpelier are Lord Farn-
borough, the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland and his lady, Lord
Portmore, Viscountess Duncan and daughter, Lord Decies,&c.
A numerous meeting of Ladies and Gentlemen was held this
afternoon at the Imperial Spa, for the purpose of forming an
Archery Club,when the rules and regulations having been agreed to.
operations commenced in a piece of ground adjoining and belonging
to the Spa, in which targets had boon Axed at 50 yards' distance.
Miss Franklin proved herself the best shot.
London, England, 1829-09-10

THE ARMY

The 81st Regiment of Foot, now satiated at Halifax. has been
ordered, on being relieved by the 64th (Cumberland) regiment of
infantry, to proceed to Bermuda, for the purpose of replacing the
74th regiment of foot, which b ordered to Ireland.
A detachment of the 4th, or King's own, arrived in town yes-
terday morning from Glasgow, ea route to Chatham.
The last division of the 50th regiment has arrived at Hasler,
from Albany barracks.
The head-quarters and band of the 116 d regiment have arrived
at Leith, and disembarked from the William Harris transport.
Detachments of the 4th and 11th Light Dragoons marched this
morning for the cavalry depot, Maidstone.
A detachment of the 67th Foot marched yesterday morning from
London for Burnley, Lancashire.
A detachment of the 45d Welsh Fusileers are ordered to march
on Friday next for the depot, Brecon, Wales.
London, England, 1829-09-10

An excalent race ; won by a length.

A Plate of Seventy Sot's. for all ages. Two mile heats.
Sir W. Maxwell's gr. c. 5pada55in........... .
Mr. Armstrong's b. g. Cbar1ey...;........ s 2
Mr. Dawson's Dominic Skelp, Mr. F. H. Blair's b. f. by P.p•
proton, and Colonel Bialr's b. 1. Mary, were drawn. A smart race.
Match for One Hundred Sovereigns, half forfeit, between Sir
W. Maxwell's br. e. ►y Viscount and Lord Keiburne's b. 'c. by
♦iscount. A mile and a half. The former walked over.

TUUUDAV, SEPT. 3.
A Plate of Seventy Sovereigns for all ages. One mile and i half

heats.

Mr. G. Dawson's b. f. Queen Elizabetb..... 4 e I
Sir John H. Maxwell's bL f. by Epperson. I 3 5
Colonel Blair's b. f. Mary 5
Sir D. H. Blair's b. f._ by Champignon '2 dr
.

Sir D. H. Blair's Pritise Minister, Mr. Armstrong's Charley,
Sir William Maxwell's Spadassin, and Mr. Forbes H. Blair's Ep-
peraton were drawn. A good race.
Hunters' Stakes. Five Guineas each, p. p. to which the Western
Meeting added Twenty Guineas, for horses not thoroughbred,
that have been regularly hunted, &c. Heats once round and a
distance. Gentlemen riders, lest. 71b.
Mr. A. Annesley names Wagtail—Sir J. 805we11...... 5 1 1
Mr. S. D. Stirling's ch. in. Maiden
Mr. George J. Campbell's b. m. Miss Fanny . . 3 3 3
Captain Patrick Maitland's r. in. Inchyra . .. 4 4dr
Mr. John Campbell's b. tn. Merrytbought, by Wools

man.
Sir James 13oswell's cb. m. Countess, by Kutusoff.. ..... 6 0 0
Sir James Boswell's Countess fell lame in running ; Mr. James
Fairlie's Manmadin and 11Ir. Codrington's were drawn. Won easy.

10.1 DAY, Barr. 4.
A Plate of Seventy Sovereigns for all ages. Two mile heats.
Mr. Armstrong's b. g. Charley ...
Mr. G. Dawson's b. g. Dominic Skeip .......... 1 2dr
Sir James Boswell's b. c. Shadrach.... ........... 2dr
Sir D. H. Blair's b. f. by Champignon
Mr. Dawson's Dontinie Skelp fell lame in running, and Sir
James Boswell's Shadrach broke down. Sir William Maxwell's
Viscount, and Mr. Forbes H. Blait's Epperaton were drawn.
Sweepstakes of Fifty Sovereigns each, half forfeit. One mile and

a half.

Sir D. H. Blair's b. 1. by Prime ifinistrr.. . .
Mr. F. H. Blair's filly, by Eppersum, bolted.
Sir William Maxwell's Monreitli was drawn.

A Handicap Stakes cf Five Sovereigns for all Horses belonging to
Gentlemen. Half a mile, p. p. Gentlemen riders.
Sir James Boswell's ch. g. (Owner) 124 t.
Mr. D. Stirling's ch. m. 12st ..... . .. 2
Lord Kennedy's, Lord Eglinton's %lisle:, Captain Maitlard's
r. m. Mr. Crawford's, Mr. Moutgoineries, Mr. Annsslty's gr. g.
Mr. Taylor's, Duke of Portland's, Mr. J. 0. Faitlie's b. h. and
Mr. Forbes's started, but the Judges placed only the first two.