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Lord and Lidy Colchesster, for their seat, Kldbroake, Sussex;
Earl and Countess Spencer, for their mat, Altborpe, Northampton-
shire; the Marquis and Mar cbioness of Salisbury, for their seat,
Hatfield ; Colonel Wall, from Waterloo place, Pall-mall, for his
seat, Worthy Park, Winch ester, Hants ; Mrs. Saville and Mrs. H.
Edwards, from Berkeley-street, Portman-square, for Ba=Hill ; R.
Ellison, Esq. to Beverley, Yorkshire; General Arcbdalt, hl. P.
for Tunbridge Wells; Mr. and Lady Hkrriet Kavanagh, from the
Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork•streets, for Tunbridge
Wells ; Sir Thomas Phillips, Bart. from ditto, for Staffordshire;
the Ret. Mr. Rlcha rds, from the Royal Hotel, for Oxford ; J.
Allan, Esq. and J. Aitchison, Esq. front ditto, for Scotland; T.
Champion, Esq. from ditto, for his seat, Biackwater; Mr. and Lady
C aroline Capel, and Lady Caroline Beauclerk, for Meyrick Lodge,
Sunning Hill.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds are appointed to mit on
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Saturday neat at the Hundred Acres.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING—Nast WEND
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Mgt DAY.-YUMDAY• _ - _

Mr. Millis Panic, list. 71b. apt Mr. Greetlle's, Elizabeth, sat.
41b. A.F. 500, h. ft.
General Grosvenor's Spite agstll Orford's f. by Rainbow,
fist. 31b. each. T.Y.C. 200, h. ft.
Lord Wharncliffe's The Dragon, apt Lord Orford's Swiss Guide,
tat. Mb. each. A.F. 200, hfr.
Mr. Payne's Helenas, 5 yrs, itst. 91b. apt Lord Wbarneliffe's
Pastirne, 4 yrs, list. 21b. D. NI. 200, h.ft.
Lord Exeter s Recruit, est. 51b. apt Mr. Greville's Rachel, ust.
D.M. 200, h.ft.
Mr. Dilly's br. f. by Gairsaborough, sst. 41b. has received 10 sows.
front Mr. I'. Thornhill's br. f. Cbristabel, by Woful, but. 71b.
T. Y. C. log h.ft.

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Lord Orford's ch. Protestant, by Tramp.alfile Lord G. H. Caven-
dish's ro. c. by Partisan. est. 31b. each. D. M. SOO, h.ft.
Lord Orford's Winkey Hors, apt Mr. &art Stonetsevrer's Theo-
rem, brother to Problem, Bst. Sib. each. D.M. 900,
Mr. Rogers's Monarch apt Mr. Payne's Babel, Ist. 41b. each.
First Three Miles of B.C. 300, tuft.
Mr. Payne's Bachelor apt Duke of Grafton 's Odor% est. 41b.
each. Ab. M. 100.

FILTH DAT.--PRIDAT.
Mr. Carter's Podia, Bst. Tib. agst Mr. Pettit's Wombs, est. 21b.
A. F. 100, lat.
SALE OF RACING STOCK.
The following celebrated Racing Stock was • yesterday mold Iv
Messrs. Tattersall-,
Ally, by Partizan, out of Jest, 490 guineas.
Zaire, by SeUm, out of Zephyrette-242.
Fair Hellen, the dam of. Dandizt tie and 80be1—.2520-
Wegenkorb, by Partizan out of Strugensko's dam--253 114.
Longwaist's Dam-2525.
Straightwaist-2240.
A Brown Cult' one year old, brother to Loogwa
Paradigne, by Partizan, out of Bizarre-2110.
Chestnut My. rising 1 year, by Strephnn-231 104.
A Black Ditto, by Whalebone, out of Wegenitorb-258 118.
A Bay Ditto, by Memorandum. Zaire-230 10$.
A Bay Colt, by Little Jobs, ousteof
. A Bay Ditto, by Skim, eut Meter—Aso.
A Grey Ditto, mother to Dandiaette-,2280.
' Metre, the dam of Prosody, Spondee, and in foal to Little Jubn
—2OO. Several others were bought in.

The new Easter piece, at Covent Garden, is founded
on the fanciful popular Adventures of l'aer N dkixe; or, else Flying

Indians.
The receipts of Mr. FAWCETT'S benefit, we under..
stand, exceeded £7OO, bring the largest receipts of any night for the
seasnn, except the night of the Km s visit.
Mr. Yousa is re-engaged at Covent Garden, and
will play Brutus en Wednesday, and Beverley, in the Gamester, on
Friday, in Easter week.
Mr. C. KistaLs will play Romeo on Easter Monday.
Miss Fpore and Miss JARMAN will play alternate
nights, during Easter week, at Covent Garden.
Miss Foovit is engaged at Covent Garden for four
nights. to play Letitia Hardy, F'lalante, Lady Took, and Rosalind.
The New Chakery Bill enacts, that the Masters in
Chancery shall have, In future, salaries, instead of receiving fees.
BALL AT THR MANSION-HOUSR, YORK.—The splendid
entertainment, given by the LADY PdATORIAL, at the Mansion-
hoes., on Thursday evening last, was attended by between four
and five hundred Ladies and Gentlemen including the High
Sheriff of Yorkshire and many of the principal families of the
city and county. Tile company commenced gbing about nine in
the evening, and continued arriving daring succeesive hours. The
state-room of the Mansion-house was devoted to those who were
disposed to join in, or be spectators of, the sprightly dance, and
quadrilles, &c. were alternately enjoyed during the evening. The
two lower rooms were, as meal; thrown together for the accom-
modation of card parties, and the greatest taste was displayed in
the several arrangements.
A grand fancy and dress ball was given at Edinburgh
tat week, at which an immense number of the Scotch Nobility
and Gentry were present. Some of the principal characters were,
Miss NASIGTTIL, as a light and elegant Ariel ; Miss Wateaa. as a
French peasant, whit% she sustained admirably ; Mr. li. Dumas.,
as a Chinese Emperor, with bliss Hay and bliss Baouonass as a
Chinese Empress and her attendant; blisses GISSOX Cease, as
Swiss peasants; Miss At:cemntite, also a Swiss peasant; Mr.
ROT, of Nentborn, sustained the character of a Greek Chief ex-
saliently; Sir W. Moyeswoaxm, Mr. Awerattenna, and Mr.
Osixer, of Tannadice, appeared in handsome Turkish dresses;
Mr. SitecLans, of Forte, as a Bandit Chief; Mr. Fleenor, in the
dress of the Yacht Club ; several Gentlemen in rich Highland
costeme, among others, Sir Jona SINCLAIR and GLas ; Sir
D. Harr= &an, as a Meatier of the Caledonian Hunt ; Sir
T. G. Classocuan, and several other Gentlemen, in the full dress
luotrorar of the King's Body Guird; and a great many Gentlemen
ID handsome yeomanry uniforms, coursdresees, &c.
' Llrd PLYMOUTH has subscribed 251. in aid of the fund
for the celebration of the birth of SHAKSPEA RE, on the
243 d instant, at Stratford. Mr. LAWLEY, M.P. Mr.
SHIRLEY, and the Coporation of Stratford.' have also-
subscrtbed to the above object.
EXICUTION.—Saturday last Samuel Ashcroft, Daxiel
Graham, and Michael Fitzpatrick, were executed behind
the Castle at Lancaster, for highway robberies in Man-
chester and the neighbourhood.

Sunday, a poor (ookey, whilst grazing on the heigl

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approaching too near the edge of the cliff at Dover, fell
over into the yard of the Paris fiotel, an height of se-
veral hundred feet, and broke its back, and was obliged
to be killed.
We are sorry to receive accounts of an unpleasant
affair which took place off Corfu, between a Turkish
vessel of war, stated in one account to be a frigate,
and his Majesty's ship PELICAN. The PELICAN (why
does not appear) was fired upon repeatedly by the
Turks, in spite of her having hailed and explained
her name and character. Alter some forbearance,
which seemed to be construed into cowardice, the
Pelican returned the fire, but not until two men were
killed, and many wounded. The action was very shout.
The whole of the Turks art prisoners on board the
Pelican, and the ship has been burnt.