... NovoTcIIESKA'.E, MAY 9.-The hiorse-raCeg whliCh took' ftrOt,0 place l1at year ait St. Petersluirgh, between English and May Cossack horse's, suggested to sorme of our proprietors of 13 .-tuda thle ides, of thying thle strengtls and celerity of their Cmhe horses b)y long races. Cr Thlehorses ofCoiint J. Platuff had gained the prizes inA all thle races of tEvi and twenty wcersts, whichi had ...

... '1 11i NEW (GARDLN A(i'r. ffIt O TTI toif I EDRS El0(1!'' .' CII RONI ICLF.O ri IIOURsDAS A wick,-d and malicioa urs l)v viriovin apptar d 'in as '5 ~apat c a]Iedl The Times%, clirqiti~ the Rector of Wyke- Retivi asL three niost respec IntaIle Magist rates Iftliecoinly of Dorset. %viii inj ustiou anti cruelty', we are artltirrsisei to publlish thle IAt hlg correct sta'errent if facis, For ...

... (EtOM TilE ETUiLME DSATED MONDAY, APRIL 10J PARIS, APRIL 9.-We do not understand why the CourierlRnd the (Yonstivitioniel rejoice so much at the result of the sitting of the Chaml er of Peers yesterday. The subslitutions were adopted by an immense majority of 160 to 53, anid the right of Primogeniture was rejected in the preceding sitting, by a majo- rity of one vote only. It will be observed ...

... I SWEARING IN OF' THlE NEW SlIERlIFFS. At three o'cdeck on Saturday, the cerernolny ol swearing in the new Sheriffs was peittfrmtd, before the Cursitor Bairott, in the Court ef Exchequer, Westminster. As soon as the Cursitor Baron took his seat on the Bench, the Lord Mayor, the Lord ~Myrelect, the late and presettt Sheriffi, the Recorder, the Conon Serj ant, and the other principal Officers of ...

... , , -3 1 ri I, k' I M, tj II, flO1)MIN, Tili' a ii ss, Ato(t.,t; I13JEARD v. Alull -' I-alinrilf Is itt ittormt'ti, 5'I'd deft-ndiid t is a g-lltliomail. of torutI l, wik I ias fiiel II of SI Ien Ift of this counllty. 'Thi plaintuit i's tile dulvmkiist'' pfiei.-loew actlioli ea, brltiilitlit Cii i il'lv'r it c nip- mit lIii Idaiiiagi's for a libel, wvri tin by theile. I 't idaui i t. Join' an ...

... I I ')XFI0D CIRCUIT. I TS.rF:-rvEsDAY, AuG. 8. ' iU.-tIhDre llir. Tiartin GARROW. j1: SiSAN PARTRIDGE were indicted, iy breakir.n and entering an unin- 1 btlin therefrom a quantity of wearing , tile piopertv ef James and Clharlrs ^r, m.r asi, receiver of part of this stolen pro- ~r-t v, olo t ad leen married to a man of atime hiw wr a handsome separate miaintenance. qu F) (ilite a youth, ...

... MELANCHOLY CATASrROPHE. Bat two short weeks have passed since it has been our lot to record the loss of three lives by the opsettiog of a boat in our water, and it is now our rrelancholy duty to announce tile loss if four more fromt the same cause. A large bost is kept at the r Powder Magazine at Marchwood, for thc conveyance of the tiliccrs of the establisilmeit to arid ftioi tiis town. This ...

... The following are extracts from the German and Dutch Papers received yes'erday:- LO ,Ea ELBe, DEC. 6.-A Municb Paper announce' that the Archiepiscopal Vicars in Munich and Bamberg have given notice tu the surviving Monks of the formner Abbeys of Bene- ,lictines, that his Majesty has resolved to restore several Bene- dictine Monasteries for the cure of souls and the promotion of learn i,.g. ...

... From Mc LOIV(UJN G.ZE'I TE of Tuesday, Nov. 21. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Nov. 3 D.-JOHN CMTOKES, A t Pechfathi SiOrr, S prirter, tlat h e is iII insolvent circuinstalnets, and is unable to reet his engagelmetts witl llis creditors. Nov. I1.- RICHARD RONVE, of St. Thomars the Apostle. Devolltbire, grocer and shopkeeper, that hie ii iv itislir,,Mt circuln'tllves, aund is uli- able to meet his ...

... AFROM THE DUBLIN EVENING POST OF SATURDAY.J A Meeting of lhis Body was held to-day at the Corn Ex. . - I _ .. --._ Il eh-ge Rooms, at half past three o'clock. lI vh-'is to the occupation of the Chair, Mr. O'Connell read a I totr from Mr. Enea% M'Doruell, dated London, January 4. 'I'he purport ot the letter went to contradict the assertion, that the cause of the Catholics was receding n ...

... Ou Saturdiay preparations were muade fir tihe dissecti ,ur of the reailitlis of tbis animal. In tile afterinoons piliars of enorisrlors size were erected oa each side of the deni, to suipport a btrllg cross-henalit, froirr which a pulley, capable of rassiwg ten toi's, was suspeuded. These preparirtiosis weo'e noarly couirlet: i, when a ianesdsge wIas sent by Sir RichDrd Birlie, to tile l roplr ...

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