... GOODWOOD CUP.-5 to 2 against Mr. Holdsworth's na. De. ception—taken b i0 l agninst Lord Westminster's Richard f^oe e /J Mr- Ferguson's Harkaway—taken 10 to I against Mr. St. Paul's Galewood-lakcn. IHE GOODWOOD SrAKrs.-8 to 1 against Ruby—taken 15 to 1 agams van a en 20 to 1 against Mr. B. Pearson's na- Romania—taken. b Nc\v MARKET JILYSIAKES. g TO against Lord Exeter's Hellespont—offered 6 ...

... TIIK AT HutNos very simple incident may sometimes be attributed the reception ot a whole nation General Rosas was deemed inimical to the English people-but xim e Ills late recovery from gout by the use of Molloway's Ointment,' he looks upon Englishmen and every- thing English wilh an eje ol the utmost complacency. The blockade (by the Kiench) prevents him, unfortunately, from re- ceiving ...

... '^SPEF T 1-116 HKAVKNS.—On a clear night the heavens at '8 tinift present many objects of great interest to the astrono- .Mars, who has been receding from the earth since the 'oth of Mari-h, and at the close of the year will be 206 millions miles from us, may now be seen to much advantage. Jupi- er still continues an object of gieat attraction, his belts and the ^nfigurations °f his moons or ...

... SHII'BHO KERAGE! To the Editor or the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette. SIR,-—Will you be kind enough to let the following appea in your v aluable journal, it being a plain statement of farts which are not generally kuo^n ...

... A STRAY THOUGHT.—I never pass a poor man breaking stones in a solitary quarry, without thinking, there is a human being of whom the universe knows nothing. Tegid. In digging last week on the farm of Mr. Whitfield, near the North Drain, in Deeping Fen, a canoe of extraordinary anti- quity was found. Its length is 46 feet; the outside it one end is 5 feet 8 inches wide, and at the other end only ...

... bftMESTIC NEWS. ARMF.D ASSOCIATIONS *OU F*hoiF^TtON OF pB«>rtitrv. &c.—In consequence of Lmd J. Russell's circular, offer ing arms lo any associations of householders who voluu leered their services to protect the lives and property of llie neighbouring inhabitant. a communication was made liom lite ma^or of fiatli to (ns lordship, asking certain (juestidtisy to vMu'c'i lifs lorilsliip' ...

... ATROCIOUS MURDER BY ONE OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY AT THE BARRACKS AT WOOL- WICH. Throughout the whoie of yesterday (Sundny) the town of .^ooltVich presented dn extraordinary scene of excitement and hofror( occasioned by, a rfiuSt atrocious and deliberate mtlrder, which was peijjeritcd in the barrack-field opposite the gdirifedn at Woolwich, about half-past nine o clock yester^a^ morning, by one ...

... MILL HAY HARBOUR AND FLOATING IDOCKS.—We are in- formed that the promoters of the Exeter and Plymouth Railway intend making Mill-bay the terminus of their line, for which purpose it is admirably situated between Plymouth and Devon- poit. The floating dock will hold 200 sail, exclusive of the for- eign packets and the outer harbour, which will be armed by a breakwater, from the point of Mr. ...

... We are desired to state that Mr. Blewitt paired off for a fortnight, from the 31st May, with Lord Fiancis Egerlon. NEWPORT POST-OFFICE.—The London mail will be made up at 12 o'clock at this office, on and after the 19th instant. NEWPORT HARBOUR COMMISSIONERs.-On Mon- day lasl, a meeting of this body took place for the purpose of appointing commissioners for the ensuing three years. The ...

... S^VVNGS^ B^nUwou'ldl AN° T' CIIART'STS.—The tun on the to have liltle exceedorl u '° ve bcen n'udl over ra,cd' and consequence of the nani-7^at l'gbt have l>een ,ooked for' try. The total sum s ...

... Mr. Roberts, solicitor, of Bath, and one of the Chartist leaders, who has been in Newport for the lait day or two, making arrangements for the defence of Vincent, at the ensuing assizes, applied »o the magistrates on behalf of his client, that he should be allowed to enter into Ins öwn recognizances to ap- pear at the assizes to answer the charges upon which he had been committed. The Mayor I ...

... Palace, Bird, from Gloucester, 80 pieces of birch timber— Newport Dock Company. William Penn, Evans, from Ccrk, 20 barrels, 40 kilderkins ptfrter, 13 casks of butter—to order. F/ieiids of Liberty, Copley, fm Kinsale, 100 sheel)-to order. IJrui'd. Tarvyier, from Gloucester, 10 tons of moulding sand— Cwin-ceivti; I ctia'irr, (j anvrls, 6 vices—Croslield 7 bundle of spades-Harfords and Co.; 2-i ...