Star.
London, England, 1810-05-08 00:00:00

THE EVENING

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAX
plum OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT
S per C. dons money, 701-4ce.
Red. 69f-4 per Cent. 1140-5 per Cent.
Ent. Ms, 7s. to 14e. preen.—Bands, r

Lord GRIM' last night, gave notice
respecting the State of the Nation,
tent part of which will, of course,
nal affairs. We are relieved from
saying anything farther upon this subject,
ness of his Lordship's speech, to which -
fore orly refer our Readers.
Lord ERSKINE'S speech, likewise'
which his past service► for the liberty
mid of the press, give him so great
with respect, will also be read with
In the House of Commons, the
the House of the near approach of
necessity of adopting some measures,
die proceeding of Sir FRANCIS Be:
ier will be best elucidated by a reference
Suncntary Report itself.
Mr. Alderman COOMBE brought
last night relative to the right, of
don to present their petitions to I
which was lost by a majority of I

Accounts were yesterday received
terranean, which induce a belief that
is destined for an expedition against
At a late hour last night we recei,
to the 3d instant. The Monitewr
presents a series of reflections on
dition, and many sneers at the
by oar nnisters respecting the fot 'fications
bats of Antwerp, &c. &c.—We .
give credit to the account it presents
and description of troops then in
Scheldt.

These papers state, that the .
commenced. Fresh Generals (M
BRUN, and DOKszsuE) I,:tAening
into different parts of the Peninsula.
We doubted, yesterday, the authenticity
for carrying off FERDINAND VII, -
his confinement, particularly what
attributed to our Government in
The reasons we adduced for our
to us convincing; but it would
passed last night in the House
question put by Mr. WHITBREAD
of the EXCHEQUER, that our Government
itself to be duped by some agent
French Government !—To us it
countable how Ministers should
selves to be thus imposed upon.
first instance of the kind, some excuse
for them ; but we recollect two before.
did succeed, but the other was averted
cious prudence of Mr. Fox.—W,
the present attempt on account of
exposed. As to its being " a horrid
plot," as stated by the French, we shall
that no comparison can be made between
a captive Prince from the hands
mailing a whole Royal Family I
Yesterday a Leeward Islsnd
Nocton packet, Captain MARTI-IRV
Thomas on the 27th of March.
does and Trinidad was inactive,
it was more brisk.

PLYMOUTH, MA
Last evening the DREADNOU
hirbour to be docked.—No arri\
a cartel brig, with 80 invalid
Morldix—to bring back an equal .
PORTSMOUTH, MA
'Atrived the HARDY gun7brig
Sailed the CHRERLY, with a convoy
The PHOENIX, for the East Indies,
but will bring up to night at St. 7
diamen still remain at pitlfead, _
tinues fair they will follow 0-morrow

DEAL, MAY
Put back by contrary winds,
STANDARD.—Wind N.E. blows
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND, MAY 7.—No a:dvals. Sailed
for Dominica; and tht Union packet, Tyrrell,

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING,
Mr Bouverig's Discount, Bst. both. beat
Trump, Sst. Ab. M. 100 gs. is. R...-11 to'
Sweepstakes of AY)gs. each, b. ft,
Duke of Grithon's c. by Waxy, out of Scotia
Lord Darlirgtou's c. by Eagle, mat of Flighty'
3 to I on Duke of Grafton.
Mr. Sbakespear's Sir David, Bst. 71b.
Vandyke, Ss.. First 3 Miles of If. C. 200 gs.
on Sir David.

Sweepstakes of 25gs. each, for 2-yr. olds, .
41b. Two•yr. old Course
Mr. Vansittart's b. c: Glo.terl'by Cheshire '
Mr. Wilcoo's Cambric - -
Lord Grosvenor's Jubilee -

Sto i agst. Cambric-7 to 4
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, b. ft. for colts .
old, and not named in the Derby, Oak.,
colts Bst. 61b. fillies Bst. 81b. D. M.
Mr. Vansittart's gr. c. brother to Burleigh
Mr. Ladbroke's c. Mr. Edward, by Eagle
Duke of Grafton's f. Fairing, by Waxy
5 to 4 on Mr. Vansittart-4 to
Mr. Ladbrokes Mr. Edward, beat Lord
Bst. 51b. each. Two-jr. old C. 100gss—Even
Edwird.
Lord Wilton's BenvoUo, brothtr to Burifhales,
Loid &men Invalid, Bst. fib. It.
Benvollo.
Mr. Vanduart's Burnish, beat Mr.
each. B. C. 9110p.--Even betting on Burleigh.
Ld G. H. Caiendisb's Bramble, 7st. 11Th.
ton's Musician, 9st. Sib. T. M. M. 100gs.-5
Lord F. G. Osborne's Poppy, 7st. 14Th.
Thorn, Sot. tolb. Two•yr. old Course, b. f
Sweepstalvs of 100 gs. each, b. ft.
Major Wilson's Juniper, BALM.
Mr. Fatties Sunbeam, est. 7lb.
Ld Oxford's Poulton, est. 76. -
Seven to 4 on Juniper-11 to

BoLath—To day them Wag ao
Mayor, otter inspect* the awash oadavit
present prise.

)-* We arteltisheilitel 6 ounitodect ,
of Liniment Feler, of * Majesty's
Lifter*, which Me 911014100 the Sr,
Peme.—lto fen imilise in taken ph

ad and published by LEVEL .
Lambeth, at the Sissa-Orrae,
O*P ai STOCIIT 'Tag*

nSotioB.
Itr4.ceAoo:t.
.e
ir i a
ads, 1404 teas. pre.
on, the mote ultpet.
e, relate to its inter
om the necessity or
sabject,by the cleat.
vhich we shall then.
ire, upon 1 topic on
berry of the subject
at a title to be he.nd
h peculiar interest.
SPEA lcast rClnir.ded
of Term, and cf the
nes, in order. to met
ultitETT. Mat.
eterence to the Par-
a forward Lis ir.t.Liw
the Livery of Lc:.
the King in penal..
138 to 52.
ived from the Medi-
that the Toulon flee.
jut Sicily.
eceived Paris Pape:::
Ir of the Ist of Ma)
• the Scheldt Expe.
ignorance exhibitor
srtifications mad at;c--
cannot, however,
:lents of the numbet-
it the vicinity of the
siege of Cadiz has
MACIDON A LI), MlNT-
tening from Frau
ula.
ithenticity of the plot
I. from the place of
at respected the par:
that transaction.—
' scepticism appeared
d appear from what
of Commons, on 4
) to the CHANCLILOR.
rernment has suffered
rut in the pay of the
: does appear unac-
have suffered them-
. Had this been the
muse might be found
before. One of them
verted by the sospi--
ire cannot but regret
if the weakness it
torrid and atrocious
we shall only remark
between carrying off
i of his enemies, and
Mail arrived by the
sv, which left Saint
The trade of Barba.
but at Guadaloupe
AY 6.
uonr, 98, came up
ivals to-day.—Sailed
French prisoners, for
1 number of ours.
tAY 7.
from a cruise.—
voy for Plymouth.—
ies, is under weigh,
r. Helen's. The In-
but if the wind con-
Drrow morning.
7,
his Majesty's ship
strong.
LIST.
Sailed the Pilgrim, HCV,
Tyrrell, for FLiyti.
MEETINg, MAY 7.
beat Lord F. &WWI
is 1 MA. DiSCQUIIt.
Bat. 41b. Ab. M.
loath! 1
's dam - it
ighty
;ratton.
beat Duke of Grafton**
00p. h. it.—Eren benirg
a, colts ast. 71b• fillies list.
,ourse. I
hire Cheer
- -
I apt. Jubilee.
dts and fillies dant 31".
)sks, or 9000 gs. Stake ;
t . 1
. 2
1k . s
a I apt. Fairing.
ad Kinnaird's Don Jul%
,--Even besting tat' • 4-
Encephala', Sit lib. bat
b00g5....7 to 4 on
Wilson's Verb, SC 711).
111 b. beat Lard Dolor
1
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