7 to 1 on the field 15 to 1 agst Maceabeus 17 to 1 agst 3Jurat . 25 to 1 agst Winesour I The others as before. Betting very flat. I 33 to 1 agst Cotherstone 40 to 1 agst Progress 40 to 1 agst Napier CAPTAIN HARVEY GARNETT PHIPPS TUCKETT.—OR Monday, this gentleman, whose name has

In our first number we presented to our readers a drawing of the Dionacea Muscipula, or Venus Fly-Trap, as an example of a plant endowed with considerable powers of motion, for the purpose of enabling. it to capture its prey. This week we give a sketch of the Valisneria Spiralis

Since our last the public have been startled by intelligence from India, received by extraordinary express, in advance of the Overland Mail. It ran to the effect that "A division of 2,700 men, under the command of Sir C. Napier, supported by three steamers, wishing to occupy the

, • THE celebration of the anniversary of this benevolent institution took place on Wednesday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great , : Queen-street. The meeting was not so full a one as some on "previous occasions of the anniversary, but it was respectable i both n the number and t

TUESDAY, APRIL, 4.. BANKRUPTS.—HENRY WooD, Fleet-street, bookseller.—WiLLiAm BURTON Cambridge, draper.—JOHN HurroN, Ringwood, Hampshire, draper.—JOHN RonERT IliTcHcocx, New Sarum, hosier.—JosErn NYE, Bridge-house -place, Southwark, surgical instrument maker.—JoHN HowE, Sheffield

On the 6th inst., at the parish church of St. Alpliege, Greenwich, by the Lord Bishop of Chester, Captain Herbert Main Dobbie, second son of the late Captain W. H. Dobbie, R.N., of Saling hall, Essex, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Edward Hawke Locker, Esq. Commissioner of Greenwi

.....------ ----- ROBBERY BY "A GENTLEMAN.—WiIIiam Alexander Grint, the son of a naval officer, was finally examined before Mr. Broughton, charged with having feloniously abstracted various articles of plate and other property from the house of Lady Ann Playter, 4, Graham-place,

We have accounts from Lisbon to the 3d inst. The Chamber of Deputies had been engaged for some time on Church reform, with a view to reduce the number of administrative districts and dioceses throughout the kingdom. This will cause a considerable 'saving, and will render existin

Mr. Vmuras, in reply to Mr. Escorr, said he intended to bring forward a motion on the Corn-laws early in May. CIIURCH.ItATES. Sir JAMES GRAHAM stated, in reply to Sir JOHN EnsmorE, that the church-rate returns moved for last session, and now collecting, were so voluminous that h

Tun QUEEN.—Her Majesty is not expected to hold any more public courts until the middle of the ensuing month. At the first symptom of the approaching event an intimation will be forwarded to the principal official Privy Councillors to attend as usual at Buckingham Palace, and on