Star. — London, England, 1829-05-21 00:00:00

" 41 004.•••' 4.' ' . Moodily week was taken at one draw, near Bebwitb. bridge, in the river Dement, the•sorprising qeantity of oP‘o.u.ds of five cwt. (5601b5.) of fish, consisting chiefly et eels, with some few pikes. The above draught is supposed never to have been exceeded in an open. un protected liver. The first was sold in kris from ld. to E. per lb. and they were generally remarkably fitio sad of a good size. . . . . • •we lave received steoists G oat Vera Cruk weal* liilge lbw the last accounts. . R itm o of a letter from tbe - Vice.Censal of Feattat e 'datedi the. • 110:11 of March: • • ••• µre asiineally receive Condoners with money ;tic/ we well esconed. The muleteers also bring the mercbuidise from the Murk* oder strong escorts: General Guerrero; who' Mil take • pootiselois of his ?tendency on the 6th of nest'insoth ; has offered to foreign commerce the warn security. General Santa Ana has been appointed Governor of the &ate of Vora Cris ; and be : , : lkkannoenaid to the foreign Consuls that be *ill answer with hij •,. bead fur the transullUty of the Republic, sa well as for the Wet? of 'tisk Med!. Aube sante time be Imagism theca the greatest es.. . - Wirattee that the .safety of foreign frodivlduals shall be strictly eretid: The law of the eitpulsion of the Spaalards bee passed. bee with the nnadifiestion of the 7th Mirth. The Chambeiel Dapotlee. have unanimously adopted a Law levying ill per cent. duty on geld e a sever coin. and S per cent. on metal money. The eaportation • * god and silver in bars ire prohibited. TAis Morning dispatches were received at the Colo : obi °Mee. from his Eseelkney Sr Creams Boom at Oreseels. • dasedabel7tb instant Dispatches were abo resolved this mons *albs Colonial Office ; from Unmeant-o~d the Honwatable • 'it C. Peusoser, at Malta. • His giceilency M. Zs* Bangungs, Minister from , iipsth, had a long conference with the Esti of Asians' thii more lag, at the Foreign Office. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.. • t..; • ' • •' 'ARRIVALS. _ Lady Margaret Welpele and the . Misses 'Walpole. sit the Hyde Park lintel. Hyde Park-place, from &whiz:. Ludy. %tame. at . ditto from ighton ; Sir. and Mrs. Mayne ditty, frost Hoar tro;s ' 'Ralf, re; Mt. sod Mrs. Metall', in Rarierstreet. off Rießiten Miair. near Bitististis. In Nottiashansibiret.Jaha atevaert; Req: M.P. as Millman I. Ponssawirmaire.lsoseSeutiod; .. • 61 , 441141Irs..Towoleyist• their holm ie Pailammos..froas ;este .(7134)thlt l iti Sir Wi l liam Pad Lady' BarkPaka Jsraspootreetirfttan Ireland; Gawp' • Fintb, et Could's Hotel, JetotrtAteer . e, rpm a 'awl William Campbell. 14. at ditto. from a tour; J. Seale, Int, • *aline, from the 'Continent ; Sir Thomas surd - the /dimes : Nitre, . as .Ormasusa's Hotel (Iste Jordan's). • St. •sleindes.arest. front lie igtoon,; Champion .I>fasolse• Mrs Error**. .aad :family. at tinurtey's Hotel ((late Cook's). Albernsrie 7 street, from their mat in ihreens4hire ; Mr. and Mrs. Pardlial. at Pram's . Howl. Sr. Jdoies!s•striet. from Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Maisons, at dine, *pen their antis Hens; S. S. PfilVlC.ll4* at ditsearosi a tear; "Henry Davies, Esq. and Mrs. Davis.. ht the Havers Hotel. aff. - inVo:foreet, from Brighton; the amm' James Rya awl Mrs. Watt's; at ditto, from (lambus. • • firlitisTriith, NAT 18. • • . Law Al' Pbl NT id:tiff L—The pv01144404 er the Dean of Faculty in the Bench. and the anticipated appoint ment 01Mr. Jeffrey .witboot oppOsition, as fits inccessor, • will, it is understood, be acteetrontied by a series of citflefchis?gea and prOtiotions. 'Mr. BarOn.Clerk Rat teay; it is said, retires from the Exchequer Bench, to . snake way for the Lord Advistate.'who has long looked forward to this appointment; while the Learned Lotd wil be succeeded in his present office by the-Solicits:W.. Gen" tbe Solicitorereneral, again. by Mr. Don. • dal of ArOiston. Mr. J. J. Robertson, it is also re. ported. 'will . socceed Mt. Dinkins as Advocate . Depute, - while theSlieriffship of RinrOss uod - Clackinannao, us clot by Om .promotion of Sir-James Moncreiff, will be conferred upon Mr. Clerk Ratttayi• This last appoint-' meet, indeed, is believed to be the key to the whole of there chatigei, Inasmuch as it is understood to have been made •thrcOndAtbn of * die s resignation in' the Es chequer; which opens the wily for the s elevilion a the Level Advocate 'ld Ihe*Beneh of chit Ciistit,'idsd'leasds icy natural sequence to the Other piefermetw above. enikniesned. • • itiMillte SA ; . .witus.--An arrangement has at length; ne Understand, been . completed with-the Ghverathent. . by - whkb the Judge's of the Court of Session .are to fe . .4wiee: an incites, of the- two heads . of Coun.of. *dyeat, and each 'of the other Judges of SOL 'Cho oleo of - this will be. that the Lord . l'iesidcn; Will - bus a 5,3001. and the Lord Juitice Clerk . S.ooo‘ bile the holders of triple gels us Will have 3.7601- of double.2l9ol. and of single 2.5001. a-y e ar.-Cat Mfr. rbtDuchess of taw; gave a grand dinner y•ster day evesslng, at bre. resitiento is the : Kiss's Pabot;st Kaosingtoo, •so thi Princess Ammer, Priem Lemma. gild iodic:PAM- • • The Duke of Oat. taus and the Duke.cs calialtagS' arrived at the resideam it arse young quasi of Porno% at .Lit.. • ham. shout ball-past throe o'clock on 'hes* afternoon ; Jlitbuases were received. m alighting- frets their cerebra; by the . • Marquis dr liaasacma. who ceedute4 them to her .Mmeeee. • With shorn du* Iteyal Higitemers . remained MU half an boar, 'and thee tssek their lane, and proceeded to the seat of Prime, • lannass. at ClUtll3olll. of • CVN3ULAIID itonoisred the' Md.; bishop 4 Yon: with blocompany to dinner /Worthy; AAR ries dence is Gpasvenur r square. • • The Dti he . of Oa LIASILand the Duke,de Cassia's were introduced is the Princess Asetrerns yesterday.. Wirer oral. dente hi the Coes Pala St. James's. • . . Cutint BJORNST.I2III4A, the - SWediih llfini > ter.' and • AL Batimeme..the. Spent* Minister: bed Interetestri . *hit the Duke Of Wauseseon yesterday morning at the Tressesj:: " Mr. Jos so. and otbet Gentlemen. of tire Committee for builJing he new Londoo.luidge attireded Treasury yesterday, a n d had a con f erence with :he Caartesit•M i ef lb! Ke c., MORS. Mr. Joe'sa and the'CRANCJILI.OII of the kecitintusti,bad au interview with the Duke o f Watitirotom; • Ir. Nannies entestained the Cabinet 'Millisiert dinner yesterday evening, at his residence in Great Oliargn-itreet.' We I fgllll 10 estate the eath of the metatan - GeberoP Lord ('Theses, the gallant captor of &glomerate. librAleath. the • Goloneky of the ltd Regiment, and the Ariterflajta: ca Dumbarton Castl e , *b ecam e vant. Ills Lorsiskip Arm -high ,Slibtaty Ord er o f G ran d Cruse of Air ' A,Meetiri g of some of the. Me:ebbed' tortnetteel the Turkey Trade tooh place yetgerday is the eloameistilivrebiCof dean': Coffee home. for the purpose of discutalliilbeloestiow.m. addressing A Representation to Governmatt on. the iiijatrtmetsieed by 'knish' Committee in the inhant. ii ' ace it the hartb t e extension t the, blockade of the. Dardanelles 14 tbe treaders. The Mewing Was private, and by no mom nemarsom . sThe fed Gen. &mien patient were not at alitittaninints as togisocopekedp of ed. deemingthe • Government an such a rporiebso, Istrirrovei, severely. meet ut.them lid- eruct: ha VIA the grievant* conaltiailwd it. It was ileally resolved that a Memorial shmlid tre.preelotill eeriest Ananias. soliciting his good dikes for * purpose./ procuring $ • • .rslansinss ofthe restrictions recently established by a Russian naval here in tbe:Aniktelado C /gam .$s t LOW ARD PA ftirr,"lttN. hmaceepted prO. pooh madean him by the Australian Agtiteherld Cranitastfa led ' gees at In Ja ' mie as Comnsiadosee of that ,Associntl9n. to Par/, *Them. abeam ninety miles &Ahmed of Sidney. the eitikal .61 New &Moth Wales. Of coarse that was omission a raculey.inibe Ogre of Hydy egrapher to the Admiralty. which sea .prObahly Sled by that eery able Surveyor. Captain telemast Nrninn.s.tafs (been R.N. e ld er b ro t h e r o f Rear • Admiral Sir E...owan C,osta l enander in Chkf u p on t h e East India station. Capt. Sir &mama raw receives frunt the Animals° Company £t.ooo per annum fur four yeas, with a pasties of .111100 far life after the expiration 4if that period alt service. Lady Pew. daughter of Sir Joni Srantay. win acesespeay bet husband to Port Stephens. Yitterdoy afternoon a horse in a licensed cabriolet too* bight, arid ran down Orford-street at a most fu sions rate: At the corner of Duke-street it came in contact with horse and chaise. and the shaft of the cabriolet struck the horse in the chaise so violently— *met ing it. cbe.t to a considerable depth—that the poor animal expited almost ihinsediately. No further injury was done. •t • . ' THE ARMY; . A . ilethektmalt or Wads bakilliOd isithrtiaseed embested ih. lstb AMMO' at OthValalllt tutu asalbats mid marched' to the Invalid Deporat Chatham• ' • A Guard embarked yesterday en Ithaiddie Layton convict ship. for New South • - ' A deachment.or Invalids marched in idie lath instant from Chatham for Chelsea; tot the purse ell-belisg Oasinined before the Uoard of the Lords Ceituniasienere of the Hospital. Detachments belonging to the 4th Light and Lancers, marched this day froni*Londso, for the Cavalry Depot at 'Maidstone. . The Colonelcy of the 73d Regboeuvof Foot, and the Onverwx-, ship of Dumbarton Cutle t have beam, vacant by the death of ' .General Lord Halms, G.C.B. t , Tuesday three troop! if the - Scots Greys, commanded by Capu l Gpe..arrived In Cork frost Dublin. . I . The Seats Greys, au their route from Dublin to Corti were escorted through the streets of ' Domnel by the inhabitants, and loudly . cheered, the band playing " Patrick's Day." klator.Ges. Timmins. is exm.m. d at Enniskilkn from Armagh, to Inspect the oth Regiment. 'M Hos. Lifot.-Colood Cammasm, who was on leave of absence at Dublin, arrived on Saturday. The establishment of the Ste[ of the City of Lieuerlck Ills la Is Seed at Goa Adjetait. tite Sergeant Major; mini Sergomm o one Drum Major and four &maw& • A General Coon- Martial is 'ordered to pesemble in Limerick, for dm trial of a Field Meer. • A district Coon-Martial is at present sitting at the barracks of RnohkWen. Corporal Hunter, of the Ingineers. by for some days been ;oder trial on charges peefelied against him far inking .a faise,rsturs of labourers employed on the general survey. A private of the eth Regiment is.aleo to be tried foe desert*, ; had 'a corporal of the same corps, for peruiltdoe his guard, at Rally- Ammon • to get intoxicated.. A police guard having charge on Friday of .six of the OM irbo Rar t a were lately arrested do a chaige of casipiracy, under the of KWONTOII'S warrsob, baked on their way from Mallow to Cat at, a public bouwaeatly mid•way. in order to take refreshment; , ' awbbspg to Jived the prisoners.knawassuskry rulitif from their Id cuffs. took them o ff for the holm. wbenToer of them started. ay suddenly through the back doer and ram to the ntountains. They' laic Otte eltadatog prinittrAlPsitiliwo itraften. C t I • . NA 41. 7 —Er— • Mani Aisne, To;ts I —Waterwd.i—ufer,l and 3ereeil—Hanibures I—Flanderi I—Pialore Dem., Mar 10.— Wind N.S.—Arrived the Lord Drautieny, tuns Grenada. . • . Poafamooro, MAT 10.—Wind &E.—Arrived- the Louisa, Ste phenol, frees Arendehl; and his Majeatyli ship Brisk. from 'llialta--sailed Sib April, and frog Gibraltar lot instant. OF port eke Sunnier packet. from littion:—sallied id May. • • noisome, May to —Wind N. W.—Arrived front Leaden the Nary Ann, for New South Wales. • 'Jammu, Mar In.—WM N.—Arrived off port the Maness from Zane. Levasecom, Mar IS—Arrived the Murphy. franc Ma. ' :unbent ; William, Brown. from New Orleans; Cyrus, --t„ frown Charkstent Limn, Wylie; liens New York: Sailed the Dorothy. Gawk, for Bombay. The Orwell, for Qiiebee, which was OS shoes near the Red Na..., was got off without damage, and pm eeeded Ansa, May SO.—Arrived the Qubny. Beater, from Havannah. *obvious, May IW—derived the Ann, Mackenzie, tram De. wean ; Telegraph, from New Orleans; Synanua, Jenkins, frearkliew York. Basun, Mae IL—Arrived the Swan, Mona, front Trinidad; Vesta, Stickle, hunt Plille. , • The following letter has been received from the Agent to the Mirth and Snot h American Wee-home. dated. • " Peas Louis, Fan. Sll " This Wand was netted with a • severe gale of WI Sante Oth hest. imam kenntinued to blow from the same quarter emit N did Om amount to a hurricane. The ing in the Immissivowhis to the ;tromp measures et the Peet epansetit fusidillingado dhenal hawseri, did net 'metes any iiiPsry. • The Meteor, Captain Watson. which bed just mini from Calcutta, with ,a urge of rice and wheat, and •waa lying at 'die Sag bioly: . rut to ea. mild very seem kin her rudder, and drifted towards Boer , boo, and wee within tulle or two of the Rertsi witk,eri e ri tw z epr .of tisentalik - destruction to all kinds, when prondn ebatige Of dented het clear eh die Inipiniing 'deem. • had at one dine silt feet Water la !Anthill; &alibi whole of bee is entirely lest.. Mu revised the port mratbellJet.. The N 601Inni, Capt. Patrick. was &belying at UK fllit %VV. and the example of the Newell Putting to sea. audit bas date. bee areeteitied was totally dissunted, and had the. belt of bee peseP tee* away. We bare had several arrivals of crippled trench Mel teem" Beititossa ere learn the there the hurricane egged tWall f a ie d e a necite 'e aeels, .f t classes,ol the Wrhailchbetgeredeel lying es tit. Paul's, beam L. Dull. mit the outpons have 111 espr y rysami to a wore er lessdemo Abe tremendous tikes' s! Winona; sad eh the'hist shoe. 24 alt were miming. Thu . 6 •Paratodt Captain 'ffragiti,* . and . Li LW aelinconereinik in .400 nest. oetuky'h and their sows avid by a miracle. ''Tie Miry , Drabiop, was oe *or pump op horn Boistee. and fru thfuoin on her beam ends, in' which situation she remained several hours, owingto the shifting et bar ballast. Two flogliali ships are reported to be in the chan nel between this Wand and &idiom totally diottialited. one of *Web is repined to be the Ilaimapy, perhaps, boa . Calcutta.... At Bourbon, several bosses were unroofed., some of the bridges carried away, and those snook whit& were snits. stocks. trunt thi accounts retried, it would appear Iliat'ihe' !infantile at Bourbon has bees equal in violater to that • with which this Wend was visited In 18111.'' . Ardis& at Port Unit In distrew—Enieft, loaded for . FrAcs, pm in leaky, lemon hien; spirt, 'Ste. hlete,put foss of rudder, quarter 'Ankh beau, Ste. Italgaw4i a , pat in leaky, low of main and mica mans. Ste La Gireliti stern separated from the inns pan of the abipotilgen meet erne*, less et saile s dte. L'Anside, leaky. and lop of milli mut, LW • •Thelidlowinkitlietitrniiii• tio•Boubint with Tolleporii.:Le RonMe,,Ratioller; and hdlebet Adolphe. Thi *mph's& had 0,07 losiradavd, barn nearly tight fen if wow. The sPo.te the British ship Harman y, maple* Illezneed: . ildvitte lave been 'reeved of her having reachad .tea - - • • : . . IMPORTANT. TO JESIUWER.3. • . ~ • • . •.-• -. ••:•.z' •• . 1 .' . London. May 111: -; . ~. . Sns—Vn a palwage front the Mead of Mauritius to London, Mt the 27tb of Awn last, heary+. the um; parallel of Abe Telliuth' kicks, then in sight Sr eke glands of ss. hi bad and &..Mary, eM toed talr.aud.wember tee,- ! iliaged k *Ma - eosin for them in timber tnuenvince royseltatheir ea amens*: ‘• At Dada Obttlieldil . by ineldian eldest& 3747 . 40. at the same time the man whit emplaced at lie (are topmast bad , looking felt Wally above novae rocki:gitiv Imptieksf SeetiOreikets a-Isitad. .1 stood ea tip L, taw ibim myself. when lebserved !naafi.. f or ball ' a mile i. and: nuke Grail Etwittingat and theimribtri•la one bearlngfrom th shdp -W 5.W. At; 'former about 4 leagesthe Litter nearly taints: thmitappisted to be seVeral heads near the surface of the water. Ma% Wind Whig weiteriraid heavy grbund swill, prevented me mid, big eider ins lased Mani oldch I *ski Mech. 1 met emerve ‘ tat!latibg of the. ship (halms a' fair wissii was the only alm if sny nut ,irauldin i r, The , rpmnloitsitude that day by mob& and. Isis; AtWares, Slid a well nelited citrommdo,proystl at * Ile** . -and elk Akteralaik lisi44:rigg. W. amplitude p. m. 14. 00.. W. heavy . swelloltt thdeompus sec, unsteady. .I, Mie'lki of April: s: seeing N. k close hauled, after ex . ' veneer Winds Asr siveiat di)i. shod.* sat. While observing the sun's altitude forchronsilosser, leas alarmed liy hen Patinas • George .Darley. wawa/ dititying est •• A reek. on nit les bow."' '. S itentedistely ran to !newest and observed a reek of ikons ashore 'hoist twelve' felt long; and nearly as muck in breadth; 'boot in feet above water. We observed the water to needs amend it... Wag rather scsally, and fearing that sem, ether unknown danger misty be srmutd is, prevented nse frees sounding. This lat. it 4 ran meted en from meridian aldtede that day, war 40. LS ; 00. N. and Mein leog by lunar obeervation the same morning, by she see, moon, and cbrononseter, was in: A 00. W. As theta Mks are frequently considered imaginary , I any ism to absolve. that the above deniers certainly exist very sear the:position mentioned. I Istme and ono that sore's! his Majesty's - shlO. 'having tioft. and amply:appned with good chronometers. may aseertalitilmoree peettlen of seek eeadful danger, Mel in the very teach: 61 ships to and from Great • ' Tim ahem notices I trust yes will publish for the bens& et all. navigated who may come that partial& - • I isn, Si, your most obedient servant, J. HENDERSON, . Master of the ship Porteous. of Debase J. Bennett, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's. The principie upon which the House of Commons acts in regard to Mr. OT.oratia's case is similar to that by whirl the judgment of Pardo was directed: Bassani•.— -- And I beseech yoo , Wrest once the law to your authority To dos great right, do a little wroog— Pertio.-11 oust not be • 'Twill be recorded.for a precedeor And irony ea WM, by the sass• example. Wilfredo lato the &ate. .•' -: MANClitt . _Vt.''MAY • Weltegret to have occasion to notice the scandalous outrages which were yesterday practised..lo various in. stances. for, so tar as we know. the first time in this town, of cutting out work from the looms of the hand loom cotton weaver,. Although the mwerialie thus damaged are of much less value than those uteri in the Spitatfields manufacture, the spirit which dictates the destruction of the property is equally atrocious, and must be promptly and decisively checked, or the hand•loom weavers will find, to their cost.' their trade ' will forthwith be at an end. Who will entrust property 'in their hands at the imminent risk of having it de strayed, without resistance or compensation? And bow will they live unless property is entrusted to. theta ? We hope they will seriously ponder on these questions. Violence on their pate, or with their connivance. cannot possibly tend otherwise than to their most serious in ' jgry. They have no more shadow of right to attack the property of their employers. than the latter have to fiend persons to their cottages, destroy their furniture. and break their horns. . . ' sefefesszewe • .CORONEtt'S INQUEST. •testerday - evening an Inquest was holden at 'Carr% Me-Prince of Wales, Banner street,. SL Luke's, before John Wright Unuin, Esq. and a most respect. 'able Jury of the inhabitants, to inquire into the circum stances attendant oo the death of 61r. William Archer, a silk manufacture?, lately resident ,in Banner square,, in that neighbourhood, which rumour ascribed to have been the rmult.of the unskiltul ointment of Mr. E. M. Van ,Butchell, stogeoti r residing.," *riot . ;treat, Go- I! din , - 1 . . • • v . _s,syl•*4 N t • : After viewing dire body, .the ftillowing evidei4e adduced for.the.iOnsideiation of ttui Mr. William Lindslef examined—l live in Charles+ street. Hackney road, and am father in law to the de ceased. On I.st Sunday week be complained if arse's; and he aii4 fait'Siturday evetting.He never told me under whose Care he was, bitt I beaid it was Mr. Von. Buechel'. I called .upon Mr. Van Butchell, near Golde n. square, on Sunday last, and told him that ask visit alas occasioned by the result of an operation which I under- 3 , stodd he had performed on a Gentleman on • that de/ week. In reply. he asked me if the.G;nilenian was not in the silk ttade. - ansi.l u.ld him that he was. He nest asked me if he resided in St. Luke's parish, and I replied in the affirmative. I then asked him whether the de- GeAsed had any symptoms of fistula, and he said not,, aisd inquired how the patierl was; and I, without tell ing him he was dead, said that he was extremely ill; he obavrved that that was what be expected, but that with pr.iper care be would recover, and that when his cure was effected, hoped that be, the deceased, wouldcall upon him. After this conversation pass, d, I requested ilfr. Van Buechel' to permit a friend, that accompanied to be present while I. asked some further questions. This he.permitted,.. and his friend. Mt. Taverner, who was waitron ouiside, leas called in, and iwhis presence Van Butchell a4mitted that.he had introduced an in set ninentilito thebOdy of the deceased tot the purpose of performing an operation. On his making this admis sion, I told him that the patient had expired, and that it was Strongly' suspected that the cause of his death was to be foundin the unskilfulness of his treatment. Mr. Joseph Taverner stated, that he lived in Golden in the parish of St. Luke, and had known . the de for the last twelve years. Oa Sunday last he kisent with the last *hums to the residesve of Edwin Martin Van Buechel'. He went there at the request of the deceased's friends. who were inkier the impression that his death was to be attlibuted ty the ucisktllg mode in which Van4iutchell bad operated. Oa l'hur Way he 'called on ifie deCerisea, who informed him that while Van Mitchell was opening. he . vias in intense agony, And cried oat• complaining.cS the tannic he had been nut to. •The operator said that ".IkshooWliot.complain in,conrequence. of i little pain." la the conversation which bad taken Place on Smoky. he (ninnies.) asked Mr. Van'Butchrfl it he recollictedthe detested having cried out during'ilie operation ? He ',plied that he chd not, but 'hair/re circurnstarice,.dormg the lopes . a . imports. not at all unusual. Hi (Van Butche.,ll).theo die- out a card, and sketched on it with a pencil I the seat of the diselie. pointing . noi the mode of its temoval. He also showed him the Instrument he made use of. • Mr. Lloyd, a surgeon, of Fredei ick place, Old Jewry, stated-that lie had visited the deceased on the evening of last Sunday. week, and found him labouring under considerable debility, and complaining•of great fain in the lower - pin of the abdomen. He then.expressed an opinion that he could not recover.. Witness uetn asked himwhat was the cause of his illness, and the deceased in reply said- " I 0 idled you the uuth.'l - went twVan : • But chill this.moening, and be told ale that I had a RUC. tote in the rectum, .and that. be mutt make use of an instiument 10 reduce it. He did so, but the instrument met with considerable ObstruCtlUM I telt the stricture givewiy, and at the time esperienced considerable pain, but he pa•sed . the instrument beyond the seat of the dls ease, which was accornplithed with much Lire. When the instrument was withdrawn, I felt extreprelrwcalt, 'and' it was by the greatest exertiun I leached home. On arriving there l went to bed, and was immesh:lid: netted with an extreme shivering." n. To the Jury —His opinion was, that the intettinea , were injuieil; but heknew of persons tsho,notwithstasd: irirr *such injuries, bad subseqoemly recovered. ITO the Coroner-He professionally attended the de • abed, and prescribed what be considered theweces , y aemedies for his case, and continued to visit him 'tip t 0 the time of his death. Since that took place he ex.. 'relined tbecorpse,andfoood the abdomen ii.ucbslistended.' pi. anpe,ned it, and limo dtb at the distension was occasioned ~ the intestioes being filled with air. The coats of the', lumen presented symptoms of . in fl ammation , and the e4ctum, and a patios dthe intestines, were adhef iag. f i ne. Smith, another medical (Malmo:, confirmed the testimony et.. the hist wituesi, and described the wound indicted, as he doubted nut by the insnutnent, to be sufficiently large to admit the top of his finger; and 'said, that 4010 no doubt but that it was the cause. ' This. concluded the evidence, and the Coroner having tend it over. observed, that it required no comment tuna bias, and that the Jury could themselves form a propie inference. . . *.' The jury deliberated for about five minutes, and then Vaimimously returned a verdict cf " &I aosla nab ter," `against Edwin Martin Van Botched. ' • The Coaomaa, on this finding,. issued . bis warrant, which was placed io the hands of Hall, the beadle, who, in the course of the evening succeeded in apprehending the accused at his house, and shortly afterwards lodged bins in Newgate. . • S nce the late mysterious fire at Westminster Abbey, the Prebendaries of this ancient edifice have deemed it necessary, to prevent in futon any attempt to destroy it,.to employ a watchman in the interior of the Abbey; and a man has been appointed accordingly, who goes round every hour of the night. As a further security, several excellent watch-dogs will be stalased in differesit parts of the Abbey. .~ . SPORTING INTgLLIGiNCE. -f . NEWMARK= SECOND - SPRING %IF.KTINO. • • Tuesanv %u.ssv. The rams to.day did not excite any great interest, nee was the betting on them to any amount. ha the match the Setting was l oom The Direr kept at Hansard.% heel till they got M there'd., where be made play, went op to his 'marmites heads and ,at Mm very cleverly by two lengths. Ehrhardt) made a poor show. The odds for the First Clam Handicap were a to 4 oft Ole. mum. and- Ito 2 apt the Alderman. Kildare teoh grit run. • Gkmamuey and the others lying Whin.' in gond nom, and so they were to the ropes, where Gknartney ehaltenged, and got a isle a.beed. Kildare, however, gave him some work,Land it was not till they tier* within a few yards• of the finish that he was safe, when caught falling off Is hi, antagonist gave Ida the Oakes 'by a length. Sneed Class Handicap..-5 to 4on Beladille;. Sto s apt Gut. Me; sad Stu 1 apt Harlequin. Bobadilla tools the lead, and Mee severs play, closely .hdlowed by Harlequin; sheathers be. • syithoot soy menthe of illireochiS their b i l eeehne• Wh en within the rapes, the motley Isom whit a quickness and dexterity in balsas with his name. got abreast of .Bobadilla. who was faio to give up the ghost to her more agile tegnpeliton She was two lengths units when they passed the Joilge's Chair. The, .Piety Pounds race was well • contested. The odds were 3 to 1 *in &Meter • 4 . to 1 agst Slagawiska ; and 3 to 1 apt Lord liereaseet's. liesides whom the (*.down% also started, and wire 'sat plated : Sir. Pettles b f by Falba ; Mt. Delme Rad. cliffe's eh gby Revellir • Lord Ifseter's fby Phantom; Mr. tits. eimmsol4.llß by Tornio,: Dubow( Oration's Ronald; and Mr. Sowerhy's f Impudence. They' 11 came of well together at a steady pace, and continued so to the bushes, where land Rye. hiont's Magawiska. Stinietar, and Ronald, %vim a heid, entire. Pulsed*, ti body until the Altineden Mile Bottom. Hen M.- Slimitha Maar Lord - Egrettions:, let loose, and the former won cleverly by a Wm" . . The Int tirg ,waa.very Ist In the reaming, and the dinner party at the rodra /try small. The bemusing ate -emery& fbr the 'Fwo.year Old Stakes of Thmokayt. Mr. Roger, b Verdict; Mr. Medley name. b e rem- Ht. Monter,names eh e by Macklock ; Mr. f by Centaurs. ak.Weatlserby name e. by Phantom; Mr. Dilly's I Slandeti . IderEtheiemfe.P4 tai f by Swage • ' t • Wesonsnair Ermstss. Trie,,.Ll4 inAlayirodtteed Oily the fellowlng tome :. flap Plate'of*ASO; sly subscription, being the third of three £5O ;Oates tur direr molds and upwards. A.P. 41r, Dull; s cke Ganwboy.4 yrs. SA Slb Mr. %alien's b e Watchman, 3 yrsolst Sib ... I Colonel Wilson's eb fby Centaur yrs, fat 3 Lord Cavendish's Ampbidn, 5 i , ri; est 71t, ..." •• 64 . •• •• ' • • • Wun easy by two lengths. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each. for Syr old colts, asst 71b ; and fillies, '••• Silt Mts. T. Y.C. The winner to be sold for 100 wet. die. Loot Ansin'S.Brellser to Kildare •• .. .Air. • Rush's eh f by Malatesta Lori Anima's f by. Tramp lard Ortord's Kinriltie Mr. 'Walker's Dicky Dolus Won by bead. Toroireilt matches Were made for Thursday ; one between I.d. Emeres tmel,,Set.l3lb, and Mr. Greville's Harlequin, est Sib; and the o f 'between Mr. Stephen's Kildare, SA 71b. and Lord .1. Eritazdes Laneasttim e lkt Ilb, for 100 roes. both T. T.C. • La ton Derby betthagl 'Riney has. got a better favourito.snd pcgrijus i siOg as knoll a" ever. -Cloths!, is better Jar the Wales. E.IYERPOOL SPRING-MEETING. • • • trorMAT, air . 19. The Derby Stakes of 23 toes. each. p. p..for 3 yr old. colts, Set 3llk ; . -4111assamrp4dInp,• S. Mile and three quarters. Mr. Jallears bf by c.otilithtsh, walked intr. •. ~IRJ. diriesfecd's tre by • Deo hod* • h • •• • • ...• dr .*. Elesketh'als Iby Whisker • dr tki Traditions's-Cep, value £lOO, With 100 snit in specie, added 'eta A Handicap SWeeissiskitt of sins..enia; 10 ft. And 5 loos. oily if dbtlared . on •or before 'the Ist sof Aptit the greoPd home to.rective bark his Make. Two miles ands distance. Mr. Jelmson's eh h Joe's, 5 yrs. Sit 4lh ' .• .. 1 Dike of Leeds's b m Lusatia, a yrs, Su Sib ••• S Lad Greseenor's V.c Olympus, 4 yrs, Tat 111 b; . • • Tlle.berrif brought up to the starting pose; Ease Mart. . . • • ^ ) • •. A food ran. Ihriebika)tes..4 10 mew each, hle home, it thorough bred. — Thigh yrs old. 7st Illlb ; tour yrs ; Shun ma, 94 ISIla ; six yrs, 101.714; aged, lOst Iblb. Two Miley. A wanton of a Atte or smite of the value of !SO or upwards beine.steeslay of rumination to'carry Sib rum; two, 71b. • • • •.. Mr.' Kent', elm g kW Fry, S yrs Mr. MOdssob's b m Agnes 4 yrs ••• • t: Sir. Steele's b g Sawneg t s yrs A' Maiden • P late; value ofiews. for horses of all ages tbse have never won a plate, maccb...or sweepstakes of the value of CO'i bone the day of nnounation.. - TWo mile beat.. Three yrs mid, 6st sib; four yrs. 7stmlb ; Sec yrs. Sc 5b ; six yrs, SA 10Ib ; aged, 9st ; mares and geldiugs . alkuted 31b. .Ml% Stine* Jr - • • ... . !. • .Ik. liosildswortb's b e Uncle Joke. S yrs ... I .. .., •It .. o .. O I- 1 , 41. 40 • NI ?•:‘ , t_t KELSO' IiACBS, , Mir 12. •• - • • • • weTwenly . Galion's rich, pp. oar 3 vi. olds. Cul f, • . if • .• Ist 31b ;* (chili:is and fillies,' lot. • ' • Mr. dellj aga l?nliy:Clianspipson •• • ... ..• •••• • Mr. G • eke by Mr. Syntax ••• • • ...• Mr. Beird:a.ta Citampigeon ...• .. •5" Mr. Qtrarcon'i be. Newton boa ... • ... • ... ril keon %betting on Mr. Baillie's kelt, mud Mr. Gllrnotat's fi*•- ; * who qty. Nlnirod Stakes of Ten Pounds each, p p. for horses which bite been regularly boated Vibe preceding seaseo-13st-.ltude by • OWDICti. , . • . . Mc. Maidand's b g The Mason ••• 00 1 3 Mr. Gikhrist's b g Colwell ' .. • ••• Sit h, aged • • • ••• 4. I '3 M. Gilmour, *Mined toatanse • • ..e • • • paid .L consequent* .of Mr..Maitlind.not baring pail bit states be liwisterd4gt•Mr. Gilchrist wet deemed the 11/11111rf. Second belt wrlkcomened, and'nems by half a•beid; Colwell being superiorly ridden by hirowneg. • - ihsaspiaains *fey, Monde each, for borers. which had been re .gulatlyedniedtbi press-otg wasotiotridi an eitablished pack of toirboolot—ltO4le by Geutletnew • Mr.; thidde h . The Baronet, 'yrs old • •.. Mr. Stelittlieb in • • • • • • . • • Mr A.. ifiocht eal.gr g !Mesa:lei '• • •- •• _ Mei GRessuir's br b by Web Quotas% ..! kr. latebitet's.b g. °Atwell- . O. • • II 14. ~iatllk. Mr. Brodie. au( Mr Park *Mined te'haMe. • 'agates of Five Boils each p p, for horses not • tliorougts bred, and wbjeb sever wun• the value •of fitty:piumili or upwaid4 it WV Moe done, Wry; abet had been regularly bunted with Pi web o reas tf i l ids the preredisii winter, or rode with a corps of y do-yr:reeding year; lta*—Rode • by yen. • Mr. Gilmour', be II by Web Quotern—Mr. Smith's gr m by • Indy Fanny, by Better, 7 yei •Kisses b g, 5 yrs old-•- Mr. Hadar, end Mr. G. i'afillg mined to name. Trato'blows net having come to die pR, solace torn pace. 4 . ei fifty. as, erre by the memberisif the Duke of 't:Nlert,.ply fordo, tfist;vses Ihroefidi . ibe property • •of actual fusses% with% the limits of the Hunt,. which have . sever won pine. Droll, ier swoopootos +lbw* 30f. value-4 yrs • OM to tarry "I ; s yrs die, I lit Mb ;4. yto old and aged list— ' • wide by fanners; • . • Mr. Forstegovg. Moonlight . • s. .2- 4 . ' 4. • ' • 4 3 . ' 1 2 2 dr • de Mt. Brodie's pi. W Swyeaseatt • • .' • ... Mr.. Coignes b s Pani,Cry Mr. Swansea b b by Henry . 1 .. Mt. Sesunetvilie's b m Skinflint •••• • Mr. Lyle. ss. br h Rattlesnake Mr. diesoe!eith s by Cobib Owlet Mr. Scott's b h Young Penedos Mr. Sailtliagt at Lady hinny Mate! fdr Twenty Sovereign% carryins left each. . Mr. DrOoriVii 1 wi maks* Mr. Usher's eh h Itedreaver.—Mr. *owes ISM widest...fr. . Match for S l eety Pounds.. Mr. Gichrisee eb May, jig, apt Mr. &meal* h Lancer, 13st. Mr: Gilchrist walked over. • ROWING MATCH. Yesterday an Amateur Rowing Match took place en the River lan. The mussel the wager were. that it should be a &ohne' Wager. is fuer beater-4 Nile distance—and the winners of the drat three beau to be sodded to row the grand beat, and the winner or that heat to neater a prise of ASO. After the the.. Int heats had been decided, the following Gra duates started* els o'clock to row the grand heat— Mr. Henry Wane Owen. Mr. S. W.oolte Raherisithe. „ Mr. = Capps ' • Hackney. They kept copiber for about a hundred yards, when Mr. Wbolfit gained upon his adversaries. bet Watts soon after paned and kept the had dating the ntitainder of dui dimmer, winning the prise by about two beau' leogib, , W.uPfe yma amend, and Capp last. TIM FANCY. Barmy Aiwa aid Jan Rainea--The final deposit in this match wee made' es Tender abbe, et the ftroasky Acres, Cleveland. tanetafiersopesparo. tea, foe choice of place el kW h less wen by the friends of Barney. ... 0 f ... U . " . 1