Star. — London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

extremely to say that the Pittitcs indisposed ticni the effects of the :unfilled to his bed. The following is i i ss ued by Sir rAIATTIJEW TIER- ,expecting the state of his Royal Bullion, Brighton: " RRIGHTOr, APRIL 20. (tarn has less pain in his kit h.md and wrist. holt actively yesterday evening in the right ioe,esi, however, has passed a more trAnquil ,ediar betta this tun:sang. " N. .1. TIERNEY." PRINCE. fiECE:iT. 3IGIITON, Arnm 21. of this morning is favourable. It is tiloss::::r. has proted another rood night." runtstanceoi: gout having removed ;nto the foot, it is expected the Royal s oon be perlettly recovered. :I:Ds, APRIL 20, 1819. ,ye . wo;-k-penple separated themselves ai.y mischief, and we were hopeful lis t vn would not be threatened ; but van, that before separating, they had again t.:•morrow,- for the parpose of igh the streets of this town—a eircum has, as might be expected,. produced Our Magistrates, however, are on their the detachment of the Fifth Dragoon here,) have orders to keep themselves ;act as emergency may require. ution of the manufactui ing districts was 1, ',tre , sing to the labourers amt.' mecha perplexing to those who watch over tie When men are agitated and inflamed , 'ciistress, a little spark may excite cont ;hose who had no design to commit mist incited by the more tuibulent to acts endanger property and the public peace. Is of emigration, and by people too who „offering circumstances, transpire almost farmer of property, a few miles from this prepariii,„,,. to set off with his family and tke United States. He had been reused his lease, but at an advanced rent. Two families have cone from this neighbour- Liverpool, on their way to America, taking about 04,000. SH THEATRICAL FRACAS. DUBLIN, MONDAY, APRIL 19. Theatre was much fuller on Saturday evening ping ; clamour and confusion reigned iterruptedly from the opening to the closing but we are happy to say that, except in instance, we did not observe any repeti , disgraceful outrages which - we saw with pain directed against the performers and of the Theatre on Friday night. The were active and unceasing in their opera-' , were certainly the most numerous party, exertions were quite, as effectual - in reducing - of the stage co mere dumb shew,as the most efficient of the oppositionists could desire. object of the latter was to overpower the And the voices .of the- actors and ACtitiSeS, of various kinds, and in this they were. perseveringly seconded ...by coutnickg -ling of the persons' who pp*. bp be the Mr. JONES. tie= was a 4.k . t_ Of l'antominxiC . of TA. 'rati ,rd uttered upon din itugls - eidld be eistra by the audiencC parteLaufliousei—whichi -ed by the Balliat,of The ..pondy irr 049pii . truce was observed during the grenter pajl time the Dancers were on the stage, and vitiiTst Orchestra performed a'GOn'save the King," and Patrick's Day," but the commencement of the the signal for renewed vociferation on both Bich were kept up with unabated vigour until illation. A Paper Placard with the following ither illegibly written : " Friends of Jowls', be silent," aibited in one of the highest lattices pretty early evening, and from thence handed to the tier there it immediately became an object of eos in() was as often lost and won, and as exult id up in triumph by the momentary conqueror trcphy of ancient or modern war. Another NI painted canvas, bearing these words, • ;:cinis of Order are requested not to . Clap or make any noise," .. afterwards supended from the box nearest stage in the second tier, but vras almost imme • seized by the persons in the box underneath in pieces. A third placard with the r i?tion printed on canvass was displa• ionise of the upper Latices : 12vela from London came ei•ecdtly ;° that the Mold meet with no Altellinalsuck ! -al egorts were made to deAroy this 1.. persons who assailed it, finally succeeded, Cu as to prevent its further exhibition. clump of wood was thrown - upon the Miss WIIITA FIER was going through • duty upon it alone, but there was an is burst of indignation from all parts of ." •barbariaa who thus assailed a timid gi escaped the punishment which have followed his detection, did not this brutal and most unmanly were several pugilistic divi:tys ia to . y, but none that led to any serious con wcre chiefly occasioned by a desire (ricers of the Police, .whose presenci lady obnoxious to a great many iadi' vs Royal Highness the Duke d Yoet . on so well towards recovery, the Dui toctinued yesterday. their Royal Highnesses the Duke pad 1 4r still remain at Calais, waking a :pr.ttuaity to cross the Channel, IP ;be .e'telday letters were received in town staling the Duke and Duchess of Cl ..1;•led health. The Duchess of C.i'muJ i,7,Gung Prince continual to do well. Patxt.z Itsossrr has purchased the . 'llaarket, Which is to laDdeTt r qk a complete . . 4° ' under the directionsof Nasu. The ^x{ reside~uc cf his Royal Hishwen, tb,re ilalat new lift into the town an d ...3UTSIAMPTOII, Aran. 21.-.-Artivlsd the Jane. Pilot boat, front sca, with the Purser of the Honourable Company's ship Buck inghamskre, with dispatches from China and St. Helena. raucous, Aram 19..—Wind from y. to S.W.—Sailed the Prince Ernest packet with a Mail for Lisbon, and some others outward-bound, bet are expected to put back; she wind havini shifted. The limn cutter, Lieutenant larria, and Aetna cutter. Lientenant Menu, are now, ten rat. cowing in, with the galliot Ariadne in tow, which vessel was abandoned by the crew, after being run foul of by the galliot Venus, on the 15th instant, to the southward of Scilly. • Penance, Arau. te.—Two barrels of turpentine were picked up in this Bay this morning, supposed to be part of the caret} of the galliot run down a few days ago. D:a t., Aran.2l.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and Sailed for the 'llea, the lltnandia, BARIUM, from Bombay; Tigre, Po from Smyrna ; and so. se others, name, not known. Caine down front the River, the Proselyte, for Madeira, ace.; Union, for St. Johns, N. 8.; Sisters, for Detnerara ; Betsey, for Ber bice ; Heroine, for Pane, Edward's Island; Mary, for Liver. pool ; Intitatrious, fur Cardiff; Jane, for Falmouth; and remain with the rest of the ontward-bound as before. 1 1 Doves, Aram 2t.—Sailed this day the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain llau.axes, fir Ostend, with a Mall and pas sengers; also the Chichester packet, Captain Rums. end Lord Sitimouth, Captain Pose, for Cals.with passengers; Arrived this afternoon the Lord Duncan packet, Captain liatannati t land a French packet, from Calais, with passengers. liaawicu, Aran. ti.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Lady Ne paw packet, with a Mail, etc. from Hollaad. Coss, Aram 17.--railed the Ocean, Nautilus, and Chapman transports, with the 92d Regiment, for Jamaica. iCussott-House, lAssoo.4, Aram 21.--Earascs The Britannia, Ruble, from St.• Michael's ; Three Bnithers, Spun, from Lisbon ; Vier Gebroeders, Niewland, from Wor m= ; Briluche, •Richard and Ann, and i tt alrantent, from Stangate Cieek ; Martha, Waller, frbm • Thomas, Cunningham, from Gallipoli.—Outwahas: The Goode Hoop, Westbrient, and Queen Charlotte ' Blake, for Rotterdam ; Fish, Smith, for Ostend; Atalanta, Sweney, for Jamaica; and Cherub, Ciente, for Quebec—Cwoura oe:wane : The Prince Augustus, Keller, for Rotterdam; Hops, Robins, for Guernsey and Jersey; Alexander, Errington, for Quebec; Au rora, Jackson, for Malta and Smyrna; Thetis, Read, fur Hans burgh ; and Jong Sophia, for Ostend, Bruges, &c. Yesterday, the Earl and Countess •of LIVERPOOL arrived at Fife House, Privy Gardens. In the-even ing his Lordship gave a grand dinner to the Cabinet Ministers, who were all present. Yesterday, the Marquis and Marchioness of HUNT. LET gave a grand entertainment to a large party of distinguished personages, at their elegant residence in Great Georg e - street , Westminster. • Saturdr. STUART and Mr. ALSOP were re turned for the Borough of.Carnelford. It is singular that ihe makers of candles have net' brought down their prices, to be more on a par with the present low price of tallow. EXTRACT 01 A PRIVATE LITTER FROM 'RCN, DATED APRIL THE 7T11.' ' ' '-. - " The levy of the pintos experiences innumerabl e, difficulties in Biscay and in Navarre, and there are no troops to train up the conscripts, all the dial's- - military having been sent to Andaltr: marches, in order to repair the desertion beentianifestedin•she corps already objets-of LtheLCmfae Anoedaton .appeat, doubtful ; it is reported that it wiling; pre . Buenos Ayres., Is this apolicy Of the G lt now clearly.Pereeives that every Tray mament Is unpopular in the army, and of an embarkation redeem a complete f skeleton; 1111 sorts ofobsorditieso" signedly circulated among the soldiers v " The merchants of BiWea and Santander Ike de ; ' luded with reports that beforelong, noinstirgent Hag will dare shew itself oil the Ocean, and that many high powers are of the saineopinion as Spain. 4 We are assured that secret articles, advantageous to Spain, have been concluded with the United States on the cession of the Florid a, . Ocher Cessiont are also talked of, in favour of two other European powers, and the Spaniards very much relish this manner of making treaties, inasmch as the greater part of the Colonies are of no manner of use to Spain. They expect, at this rate, to be abl e to re-ccoquer Buenos: Ayres, Chili, Guayana, end Venezuela ; and to pre :1 serve Mexico, Peru, and New Grenada, Where the 'spirit of independence m akes a ra p id progress, With the help of assistance from Europe.. " A personage, in the most strict incognito, passed through this town,, a few days .since, on his way to Paris ; acid it is strongly rumoured that he is en trusted with' some comMunications on America, - Paris London. ' The last accntints from • 'Arf 6 %7' '4 Bonspaite &Oast the tekt- 1 41-gdoelnditC The Sarrey Hunters' Stakes, of ‘Sgs istekolli• fors*" net tlio+ rough bred, that outer stand, paid, or receitubdadirividosl to the day of riming, bona.** the property ef.the 840061 men Subscribers, dte. u in the Articles; Ate Sewall 4 91 r." . i receive 15gs out of the Stakes: pat. each. • Capt. Maberley's b. g. Hippolytus, aged - ' 1 Mr. Tattersas ch. g. 4 yrs old - - '5l Mr. :guar's b. g. by Young IL/Orient, 5 yrs obi - 3 I Even bottiug, Tatterull's against the field..—A good race..., '. . A Mal - cu.—Mr. Thomson's bL b. by Haphazard, beat Mr. Tattetull's b. g. Huroughmusger, for 50p. Sweepstakes of 50gs. emit, fat bones &slave never started, paid Of received forfeit (balfited Hunters' Stakes emepted) ; Gentleman riders. Om mile heats. Mr. King's b. g. - 1 1 Halt 1 2 2 . - Mr. .....ers Mi. .. Mr. "ftreowy's b. m. - . - die. Aber the Ant heat, 50p. to 10 were laid in favour of Mr. trull's hone. ' The Farmer's Stales of 43p. given by the Earl of Derby, H. Joillik Esq. Rod J. Maberley, Esq. added to a Subscription of Sp each for borsesbred in she counties of Surrey and Kent. Mr. Marten's b.s. by Mrsoway, 3 yes - • 1 3 1 14It. Weaver's lir. Its...b, Y. Warrior,. dyn , - 2 1 2 Xi. Wentworth's b. g. Tea-boy, .2 ,it - 3 2 dr My, liars Dr. In. - . - ' 4dr itrobrey the favoinite et startiogi•4l to 2- an Warrior the -ad hem, we eneollent race. '-...k "pies of sp. each, for hones not thorough bred. Mr. Ciarka's It. Tattersall's _ A very Ass race ; Mr. Turner's the favourite. An accident of a very serious nature had nearly taken liact through the carelessness of a pou-chaise boy leaving his horses, ,witb three young Ladies on the bar. ' Just as the horses came in, the second beat of the Farnstes Stakes, the seise frightened them, and they ran elf at a most furious rate, the chaise going at times several yards upon the off wheels. During their progress two of the Ladies jumped dewn, and the third, in a most wonderful manner,notwithstanding the rapidity with which the chaise went, got from the bar into the inside, where she continued until the animals were stopped at Langley-Bottom, a distance of half a mile (corn where they set a& Providentially they were not hurt, ex cept one Lady slightly on the leg. - - - THORNTON HUNT RACES, BUCKS. TUARDAY, APRIL 20. A Handicap Plate of iLISO, two miles; between horses the bona fide property of the Members of the Hunt, and which had regularly appeared in the Field. Heats. Mr. F. Thornhill's b. h. Drift - Captain Somers's b. in. Charming Moll - 4 1 .2 Mr. Trent's Tally-ho! - - _ - 33 4 Colonel Fleming's gr. h. Sharper - - 5 2 3 Mr. Keene's Slender Billy - - - 24 er Mr. Obent's Fly-by - Night - - - 6a dr Mr. G. Thornhill'c m. Fanny - - .7 dr A Silver Subssription Cup, by the Members of the Hunt, at a Subscription of Sgs. each ; one mile. Mr. Keenes Slender Billy - - Mr. Farmer's 240, Don't ! - - - Captain Somers's Rocket - - . • Mr. James's Scud - - - Three others started—Rocket the favourite. 1 S 1 1 2 3 4 caWig4k:fit.. • laibiablf."•• fillies, BIG—. 70t7i nntried'stillions, Ste. allowea h.T.'t'b.e. eirldhiter, byWhitwortb, out of Esther 1 91/92/sLOttles.b. c b Waltea, dam t by dam b Degini le - Walton, dam . by Pi y pator utt - 5 4 W 4 on Mr. Peirse's colt.—Won easy. Ifirdighteltes of fix. each, ICfp. ft. for colts rising 3 yrs old, list;-311). lilies gst.--Two mdse.--(Seven Subscribers.) !Xt. Alrrowornith's b. e. Motto, by blowbray bake of Leed's ch. colt, Mortimer, by Mowbray 6 to 4, and In ruitning 20 tot on Mortimer—won easy. The Bodale-Produce Stakes of 100 gs each, b. ft. for colts • Zroro old, est. 01b. Mies, / a. Half a m u, I. Mr. * 's ch. f. by Langton, out of Silent's'. dam Mr. Putliett'iCams, dim by Camillus ' . 1 11611 ' slat Air. Lautbton's filly—won easy. )-• - enuasnay. The Oil Maims of-Sigs. each, 10gs ft.. colts Set. Mt. Two alder. Five Subscribers. Mr. Litobton's b. c. Agricola, brother to Shepherd - Mr. J. Fergason"s b. t. Antonio, by Octavian - - Even betting. The Yearling Stakes of 90p. each, for colts /at. 51b. fillies gat. One mile. Five Subscribers. Mr. Joyses's cb. f. Comedy, by Comte , dam by Star • Mt. Catterson's eh. e. by. Walton, Phenomenon Duke of heed's eb. e. by blowbray, Shuttle 6 to 4 on Mr. Cattason's colt ag e sthe field. ft. colts Ilst. Subscribers. - 2 - 3 • ? • • Several documents t ;, . in rinid, 'and tar! tieularly,a letter of 'recommendation sent front ilii; . Felpectable house cf Perigord. at Paris, to Wei* lone n of Abe agents of the defendants: The letter re; . astninended:Weiler to the house or Mina and CO. ini . London, and the defendants thereby were enablert.fir carry on their designs with More appearance of &NW • Mr. Sc.sut.urr then addressed the Jury in be • • • of Moieley Woolf, and contended at consider • length that the evidence of the accomplices , proved .the Charge against the defendants ougti I 1 to receive credit. at The COMMON SARAANT and Mr. DZNUAN d • ded the other parties, examining the evidence, • and . giving . them all the advantage to be derived Rohn their situation.—The defendants called no witnesses. The LOAD CHIEF-JO3TICE now proceeded testate the case to the Jury. After explaining the nature and the law respecting the crime of conspiracy,. he desired that the Jury would di , :niiss from their minds, any impression that might have been made ..1, them by what they had heard, before the case calf before them in that Court. It was much to be re gretted, that statements tending.to prejudice the ptib he mind, should go forth, and that the papers should • be filled with daily details of facts brought fortirard against persons charged with the. commissiuA of crimes, before it could be ascertained whether they had, orhad not, committed any offences. Whatere,r had formerly been published respecting those defen dants, must, however, be totally dismissed from tlYe minds of the Jury. It was also tbGir duty to pay no attention to any statement made by Counsel, which had not been proved in evidence; and to he guided only by the facts stated by the witnesses. His Lord, ship then went over all the material points giien in evidence, and commented on them separately..;— He particularly dwelt on the facts which weneto im plicate Kinneir in the conspiracy; such as his being in company with the other defendants, when Meyer and' Weiler were present, his writing letters for theni, his giving Reeve a route through the diffei cut manu facturing towns of England and Scotland, his re ceiving the goods into his warehouse, and afterwards suffering them to be sent to the warehouse of Woolf with the marks torn off, &c. &c. The last part of the evidence on which his Lords!iip commented, was that of Weiler, respecting whom it was clearly proved that he came to this country a mere beggar,, without money or clothes; that all of the sudden her; was put into a counting - house ' - and held up by them to the world chant. No doubt this We. ment, must be a very bad Hived in 'such parts Ge borated by other witnesses. statement, which he occupi ing, his Lordship left the w Consideration of the Jury, but they would give a just About 20 minutes befr 'tired, and a little before dici, finding John Kinneir, Woolf, Guilty; and Montagu* The interest etched by this during the whole of the a. , the passages adjacent were :Merchants and others who result ; and the moment ' pronounced against 'the people within the Court people outside instantly they all exultingly. cried _ s We never before witnessed viction by a Jury produced ' rising Yesterday the Grand Jury for the County 9f Mid dlesex' found true Bills of Indictment for wilf9l 24 4 corrupt perjury ajainst five of the principal wittieltes produced in behalf of the Petitioner, who vrerkezi mined before the Select Committee aointed to try the merits of the Election for Pews: • • Friday, FR MAULE, Fs4vgolicitor to the Trea sury, accomyanied by another official Gentlemanrszr rived atPenryn, for the purpose of collecting evidence for his Majesty's Attorney-General, to prosecute Henry Swann, John Goodere, Henry Dunffoid, ,and Abraham Winn, conformably to the order of the Hou'se of Commons : they devoted the whole of Saturday _ —irration of witnesses, and 'set Batustaple. In 1. lii Tlal PI r estrerni :6 ;auch sad ris s' to h ) con fin .0 5 CrIlY of cite liullP:i . C 0 ca I a: zeel:e FrJ:Tglltist • II Wane! Y ▪ u a s alta,dha 1 ritlG: rennletits of tl : ,.... o roed. that- - :•••••• K „,, t moss: vlll3 Front-- t h e ctrcums :..„ the hand Into saen . t will soon be • LF,EZ): • The an eroplc , yes l day iti-(at , T tots peace '; ee i to m eet aga thrOtlgh t r orc o % %inch has, e alarm. Our ,mod. and the di 1.;,, r (now acre, ;readiness to act i The ituAtion. o t er more di,tre , t . Cs, or mr•re FT ] peace. M I t feelings or dist' wale', and those may be inc . * elated to enaa I:cw designs of et no t ia s offzri lily. A farmer l ege, is now prey i. 2,04) tor tl.e U p.val of his b ~.e; en:ire famii for Liverpo stuff them about IRISH 1 The Theatre V 1 San the precedh !boost nninterrui Jthe doors ; buff Ite solitary insta On of the disgr to pain d ke property of *traders were isio - .and were ▪ ittheir exertio bus . iness of th moos and efEe 1 -The object c ionic, and the i• y noise of val Ay and verse lad huzzausg o hinds of Mr..l( rpresentation I et one word u !tithed by the R 25 followed L: &sort of truce of ihe time the • Orchestra • *St. Patrick's ▪ ante was the 5 sides, which 'ts termination 'forth, rather ns exhibited i lit 4d* evening eIo. wherr A nation, and v lily held up u any trcphy P,gard pr Tlr IcLnit t 2.3 !ocn in 1! , .e stag e in seize. ;t, kr.i torn in p of inseriptic titr.e in ,e 1 Uisi Bs r.l 74 tha t of Stveral of Ind the pers it.r. so far •triy elum Pt la: Miss ; tiller duty sat tinecns bur te the hart im have thj • *:CN were or- b u - aey were ive some ois trzemely in 11 0 , K: to go on s Li ; tirtoctinu ter Their } :he stil qprAtuni Ith lerrip ); of later) su est. 16 ' 'roan , ae I) - '"naar ptk 40 e and sit Renzi m • a dl the disposable C.&TTERICK BRIDGE MEETING. klusia by forced • • wasarwahl, alai& 14. ertion which has The Ctrs* Stakes of lop. each, for all saes.—One mile assembled: The ands oserer.--(Stwei ilubsetibers.i mtgp Mr. Dblseiri e. os Tiidersok s St 1 Alsiwte Mr.Watle4 bA Illsetthde yrs old. " 111;11 - 4 T I at V . gov.ol . auk= s e. by altos, 2 yrs old, dec. 10Ib. • 4 rrans-atiantib ar-; Mr, Undue' ch. g. by Julius Calm, sr•eld, 7iit: srb. s n d t h e idea s ke e • x•fras 4es agosdthviiie !pi 4iwtt apt :r Liialbise--Was . . to cor pt to* iii ir i t z tk. 4 Av. ft. he idol tat* Teen et before* fain, ast r -Two miies--(es Subscribers.)-- '•'• • wit lir untriedlellaons, Re. allowed 2lb. . _ . ~. - - ,•-•• • • •• • • . . 2. ,.. (2 ....... ,r; SrilOTO . t j •:, .r.T.i Sib , ... VC*. "*JIBIP:1 •. , - _,Tk - s ••: „ • .',- --- •.""i, 4114 kftsub M. , ...,.. , 1. "! • •, . 'ilk ~ i -• . _. .... - 1 , . 1 - • 0.•.'.....0 ...., ' ite,Prliii' t ` ..fr aZili t ag",,) * • lhafo otititisPf '• ~- • ' -CiMILT OF 444tyntii, APittL•ll. Ifie, L tiffnieflTha 44 o .4t‘'- , ;-..•': 41 44.1;- Ir.- 4 - .„. • i, • . - •. , . : .. tie Cope of Geed Blom' CA tit of Jinineriffind *is ms tr itu r- ' ' „ k fitt , tk.A , • 4; „ • • THR KING V. 3OiUt FA •Wi.h ili Liam, mONTAdU AO: -. • • itKva 1 abaskoett by the crew &Wit * took to the towboat. • Lart bl . a. Ohs '.. .., 73 7 ' ~ ' lltitil, ;%. . otirmi 1 .., ire. ,_,,., i ' ..? l,.r : ss+ay w99tx,.AND ormqts, . .., and ariied at St. Helens*, tun orirebruary. ..14 is l client avainit the tatktitiihts. From the board at the ii;se liegiaisdi Codie-ttoate:---ftrelved ' 4Bv • et • t y e 4,.. ; ,,,,, , ,„ratpr ":",., ~!...:: ~-,.. - F l y,' z to„ . Aver 'q sreer,chaft . _,lik.E, ; J 'at New York, the Ann, Comm, from Liverpool in 53 days; 4 " t ,. gew; it dpit ~. ~ . . ._, „in.!. ir ,d bcou .0 anehfk;fT;wid 4 . 4 -c9f.cr . and the Clothell, from anton in IA days. At Baltimore, the rm.. - ortindthweu er t , i .. --• , ir,r4 , • 117 Airs . T l • , by ma itli Puicti . ae's to in . iihmeit i .si iitioll 13eividera, ltosrmi, from Liverpod. At Norfolk, dui Virginia, I m r . sh, w , ,, b. hip _ • ., ::• 0... "; ,., 1 • . ; ; :.; 4 1 7 ii • o l!,l .. zi es -b_ . - , .- 67 ., !' La m yita for the ni th o ; u sarn .. : g e with fraudulent Wll4 it * * 11.4.:.nzer., from LiverpooL In tlie Delaware, the Telegrapl4- l i t% h•,..w 4tterai dr,. l I ' g ! • Currv, from Liverpool.—The packet Porter, from Liverpool, p.; r. Tattersale,shr.ilutuipprte , t _ v r . _ .._ ~.,` " 2 C 2 I U 1 , 1 , • ~t , ,, . 1 . 0 ~ e 1 , , t . 1 • 114 s arrived at New York, in So days._ . . __ ~...., ,__. „____ 24r. Young% b. g. I . llr4r , (!ri ..:.,' ... 7 , : 24 1 4 ‘- .4 1` 4 7 4 . . 4 • Se veral d i ocji .... t_net . 2 e ts ._ nrlrt_ 1 ... and ,._, .timaj_d 2r an_cl . jp:frart2 -house by these parties,,: world as a . respectable mit= Veiler, even by his Mint it t k e- lad man; but he mnittelPer ( 7- his statements as viettc sses. After - a clear an tt re :cupied two hours in ;le rie - - le whole case io the iinPitai ry, and laid he had n0..41.1thl just and constieptious.m4. efote six o'clock the 16.4 seven retuned will! thew - ieir, Lewis Levi, anan a lsfrs *4 kt runtague Levo#,Nnt 04,4 7 by this trial was 64 itkatt, 014 Je afternoon, the Calif slittill were crowded wAtlt resptephke who were anxious to it'e# Ole !nt the verdict of Gitilty Was he above4tarned parties, the rt set up three loud cheeti; the ly followed their example, and ed out " Guilty . , pithy." itnessed .a case in Which a con. duced an effect of this kind.. < ~ .tr,. • ~,i H li 1 1 i ' f ' I t t I . , . , ' I i . 1 . , • . l . 11 I I i 11 1 . s. { 0 . . - .. . A i l • , , . • , ' 1 . ' • 1 / . , r 1 i : . 1 r • li 1 I I 1 1 1 I i . ' 1 . . . IV 1 le follow- either for Paris or London. -ine sass au.u........ .--- 6 to 4 on Mr. Cattason-s GM agu unc .c... 'yea fora Lima and Mexico ass kept lesy,secret ; if any thing V/ VA, us maw.. • ...- , _ _ r" A Sweepstakeent 100 gs. nth, h. ft. colts art. 31b. Mos Bat. respecting those provinces has transpired in the cape- Last mile. Two Subscribers. and Monday to the examination of witnesses, and set 1 1 r La, it has not yet reaiheirthe frontiers. Mr. Landau's b. r. Agricola, brother to epherd, received ft. off on Tuesday morning tbr Barnstaple. ' 4. S- . seems to have fbriotten that the owes her • ' FVty Pounds for risaiden horses,ke. Two-ils heats. Yesterday evening,g the AnniverSarr Feitival or the s placard, " Pain Slr E. Smith's B. C. by Walton, 3 yrs old, 7st. (Aunts . • Royal Freemasons' Charity for Female Children.was 11:scrty to ne, and'all sorts Of artifices have been made tended, atON _ - °1 1 held at the Freemasons', Tavern, Great QUeenartieet, • I use of, in order. to indispw the maritime. towns Mr. HON b. c. Slow and Easy, 3 yrsold, 7st. 15 4 ition. A against the English. This- shameful system is un- TArd Hundas's gr. c. by Deceiver, 3 yrs old, 7st. o 3 .3 Lincoln's-inn-fields ;his Royal the Pirko of the stage, o 2 4 Sussex in the Chair, supported by the. Earl of Poi!. . ccusingly persevered ia, and the people of these places Mr. Arrowsodtles b. e. Motto, 3 yr. old, 7st. sonic part spew themselves very partial towards ether nations. Mr. Brandlins's b, c. by Cabers', 3 yrs old, 7“. •S4 dr , 17112 T; Lord IhiwKE Joni Gronoit LAtdisTotl; E. Mrs,. Fy=zs ch. c. by Julius Caesar. 4 yrs old, sit. 41b. 2 dr.ll . an instan- M.P. and several other 'persons of diitinction. About , " Tfietnternal statd of SPain is Tate as alainting as onus was sold to ?dr. Bailey. I thehouse, drat of her Colonies. At Wagossa, the Freemasons .Mr John Bamford, Berta la 0. Halley, Esq. an appointed SOO sat dowti to dinner at six o'cloCk. Lord PON- ;1 irl, happy FRET proposed " The health Of the Duke of Susses., • " . are actively persecuted ; • I i assuredly tado, Ex-Officers, have beblealt:uaeir;estPedellen4for thltdcrC°"inie: Stleilrlis 61r 1 MATCH AO' AIME. TIME., who returned thanks. His Royal Highness afterwards i sot dare to .Tr..de is absolutely dead, -and begfars and robbers hersodeelsr at csatertany. bas undertaken, foe a wager proposed " The hearth of the Duke and Duchess of offence.— few of moo Guineas. to. ride from larndm to Chnterbilrf, a &mile, ]Cent," which was drank with great applause. The • . are seen in every direction.... 1 4tip ni the middle d of 54 muse, la three hattra• Tke number of humps wit" he kb' collection was very handsome. The Chilaren. in the ays ago, where the grreaty lifh•thel ittbni4tedca Satate tends MI for the Convince is sii ; and, although confidefit of n‘equences. % v,ts the topic of .unbiersal cony on , time _re. .yf s„ccefontom the wii good bottom a hi., auk, &iglu, in course the e7ening were Walked round the room • •. to exclude are likewise circulated that-the Sp CIO-. far orsrofante. by the Stewards. ace seemed ports GIG MATCH. The day before Good Friday, a porter, in the ern- vernment is treating with Frame fertba-actitsitios t; lividuals. n nurser ran et dds kind tag* Itliace nth' fefferds_f_/4 ploy of Joun HANELTRY, Esq. of Barnarcrs Inn, was of a nair.ber of moth in the French pmts. 7.7 6 ar4to on the Hoekerill road, between a Mr. Jenonet, of ,Welllng, ant - d that the ph r of.xi:isbai is now► ar.was, as.u.e sent to pay a sum of money into their Bankers, in contianing 'carry' Monte Video y before presenit it till; AsAts. tTliwito,ba"ns. *wits:64m*. _ ' vtipmilpitsties°44d "Anted" twel‘attosruaryileil. Lombard-street:i* on, going anon .f.thlie Old Change, be , art. and Mr. Thwart on the mtned the kers book; In %%MC was a bank note - - 11141113 welc :elf at Buenos Ayres. Of Atte Spanists trobps• -else Pads, Alt, :are /464211/1711141 . trlea each .athea *hi" a &sat fur 1.1.50 Out. of Iris pocket. The number of the note • ' t•nly ones who have it* been *eta Sobahaviat 7i,11, agoleideatalevi let radicle. 404 'ski match was brit' - Duchess of the garrisons of Limn 1131d:Gelikill. It irestraid dult, , mashy ibli.henes,•wkirtbl:riedve 411' es Win, it, was stepped at the Bank of England. . favour.thle rye Beioeej Fercpund wouldOn person. spefew the . oods. iroir sadrills4 °limits's! • 'Fri. y the note was paid into the Bank of Englatid s 1 , aim' sam.7wia ths otes 4 Wire mob. front the et rote Bank, where it was cashed. thi I i e Royal 80- Army of Cadiz ; but it appears that his esithojit Mlljesty istired of invidewbood 4, threelnenthate ~, 7 kaa..tha,...; ,iwittirti.---'"r.' ' ' 1"" .r. . ' .. • . . , . airy akilisitter place, it was traced to a man named ' ~.,.A. .; Lees, Odes in Elirn-stree. t, Battle-grid ges Ilse , • I ,ii fu,m Ha- that he only thinks of remarrying, Su . oft• r ": '' l's• ' "Yell" '.-" • - • -14Ace9dAt :ve of hishaving possession of tbe note lane yenattco-• his intended journey. .libtr knew .dm _ a ..e., ~.!..„. ._.; . „....,404:. 7 - at,' . . .. 1,724 &ll' '.‘- • to It.- on old tabaeco boa .5. potla,- • s • ,ios aUlt utst very fond efslirseritigisilliseli 4134100,1104111 s .'-.41-, Ai ~ iiiiik!, .!. . .' • • tat!: _ , ffit zeta; • rOtot 1,6141,1rAte-11trCet. NO prOr!nrg ' . Army viltia% 4011114 i i 77.000041, _I,. -.. '..,' • '4l b 7:7, ' • ;! • . lballWrbtedear*ua •• , &wedlock --1 rvciived a y . -"."'' 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